The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1913, Page 4

é THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH 27, 1918.. FLOODS WORSE “TOASTER GREATER +27 INDICT MRS. EATON NG OF PAN THROWN [FACIAL BLOTCHES UP THE STATE; (seis THAN GALVESTON. FORTHEPOSONING | “hrs. ver! WEIS tracks tn the ity of Albany are under water, The New York Central reperte . Ages trons Sth, Accompanied by blinding rain and | with face broken. with ad toy Kon th Ly eneeres « phos or a thirty-mile wind. Within two hours ous ges may go out the bay began to pile up onto the | | MADRID, March 2%7.—King Alfonso of — | Spain while playing polo yesterday fell Storage Waters Loosed at Dif- Indian Late in Yamitton | Flood Over Three States Ex-| war fait; such things ad happenea [Grand Jury Names Widow in) wavy from nis pay. (Se tote rove) eatiyt drifing mwy " to-day to be in danger of , ‘ ba F i pi 5 might been, injured, internally. ferent Points and Thousands | Weavy DAMAGE REPORTED AT ceeds Any Other in Destruc - x Then nature played a grim tick: the Six Counts and Charges She | mnt have been. insured internally. aan. as some, MANY NTS. i ame began. The King cantered acroni pi 4 Driven From Homes. ROCHESTER, March, 37.—After a tion and Horror. Gl eiany fatten an tee, When tos got, Gave Husband Arsenic. the: fald to vreseh Sle poajtion ah ‘opped hs Comim tread torrential rain that continued all night under epur of the wind, began to ent _ | #0 his pony fell a “1+ cone Sy open Lrg ‘eat, " away the residences on the beach and as caught with one respond so rea Hicie overnig! » EA. t is often sufficient. HUDSON FAST RISING. ITS AREA FAR LARGEST. before midnight the waters ot the auit WAS MIXED WITH TEA animal He was a - | POSLAM SOAP, used daily for toilet immediately * waa flooded under from four to fifteen suffered, how- pes Arto ph ad nage | iT Only in Possible Number of | cnecune caiverin etn ine manninna| AIS Administered in Water Han‘ch; Beslan Ta form pletesienty Albany Partly Under Water No further loss of life has been re- and Many Towns Swept— | ?v'4, os seorste soverai big tacto-| Dead Has Present Devasta- wae appe and tne innaditante) and Cereal Drink During wavice at ni iphaisian. Count Rome’ PAN druggists eel Peniam (ptice 60 . it : nes, the juen ine Damage Is Widespread. tion Been Equalled. coat Itsatt, on the evening ef Bept, s| PATIO OF TWo Days, —_|formea the press that. there wae no| Per fees ‘samen oka rhe the ‘Howe ‘wee horror ptied upon Borror. It was BCTADY, N. Y., March %. peal ad Tieuae en Oracan (Special @ The Evening World.) SOHEN' N.Y, March %—linches of the high water mark of| There have been enly twe Sood dia-| Could @et anywhere within atriking dis- ing Wo ‘The entire Qtohawk Valley was swept 1965, Asters tn the United States at all oom-| tance of the ruined city. PLYMOUTH, Mass, March 27—Mra. to-day by one of the worst floods tn tts! At Hornell, on the Canisteo River,| parable with the present widespread ree Jonnie May Eaton was indicted to-day Matory. Rain i failing and the river holocause in Indiana, Ohio and weatern| FLOOD 8 TO 14 FEET OVER | for the murder of ner husband, Rear. ie rising. Houses on more than a score Penneylvania—the Johnatown food of] QANGER LIMIT OF RIVERS. Admiral Joseph G. Raton. The Admiral of streets in this etty uve ny or 18% and the Galveston disaster in 1960, ' Sines and his uted In Norwell, pein Mange Me vtpay aehgel- tibet Nolther of these two in any way * amenities. and subsequently arsenical lower seotion hth Heri te bgor seis Perhaps, in lose of life, com- eels Pern | to — an tae | Mal touse in nthe stoma. New York Cent trains are wi ie , who is enty years ie Dared with the present horror, either 5 ‘rom weet thd tracks between Moffmens in emtent, tose of tife or destruction of burgh to Nashville, egos aes officer, was arrested and Utes. property. Both were strictly toss!; one| The seriousness of the ai igh Valley Ri \- uation in the Bod oe Ce eee — alley Railroad to badly dam-| eens te wie town and the other |citien within the sone of the foods in| a zee mactment contained atx counts, abave be ‘At Batavia water invaded the muntct-| Vislted upon a single city and the ter-/the Onlo valleys and tnbutarion, ond | rename ot Mrs. Eaton was not mens pal lighting plant and left the village in| ttory tmmediately adjacent to it. IN the growing danger, 18 indicated by the | (cnet, 8 court The fury foreman darkness. the ease of the Johnstown disaster, th! repore given out to-day by the ocer | *Anded the report to the cler& and an- Woret was over in the apace of M00! Weather Bureau of th ‘engi © local | nouncement was made that the fury Winctes; at Galveston the damage was] ss ce aimerent, oo lon of the | nad completed its business and @ tru bay ig As age reperte received at 8 A “ yareq [Ul found. District-Attorney Bart NE WS TYLES IN bathe cased a ernie varied aivivoetiad, with reporte yeoterday at deb shins Neat, Let acati dtd tl Olt A aah apc Se Ginsiomen WHaty to weten Cee Ot —fit hour by heur a ever the area ot ‘The following high stages, prodeys couneel tee arcelenmons of the priser TA il ORED SUIT. "Hore than 1.000 persons along tne river three @tates. dhe danger points, at the principal oen- | Tosi’ ve, Pretnane’ untill to-morrow: y JOHNOTOWN GLBMERQED BY | tree, ore eaid to show the present att. | NESS Dubiane conten j sreatina oe Sun [ame sate ae ae,seel| WORTH $25.00. In the Johnetown flood approximately | Pittebungh, © feet; Cmcinnati, 60 feet: | mon law an dtwo under statutory law. Exact copies of J 5 0 0 newly imported + with white arsenic mizea with tea P: aris models, On Sale To-morrow need for anxiety aa to the King's con- ! gency Laboratories, 38 West 25th Street, dition. w York City. eer. At Geneseo the river i within aix Weatbound Erie tra: pending repairs to a trestle on the Olean @ivision. I> mportant Special Offering go out. great barge cana! gates at At Olean the waters have begun to ween ewept away. Wells of tho have weakened, and a patrol has oui yy Inundatic: Howlenéa Island in the Geneca 4, the day of death, by mix- the clean aweep of the town. Nashville, 4 feet. rerio water. 2 ee At Galveston Setween 1,00 ang 2350/ These are the stages, above the nor-| The second count charged poleon- Persons were drowned and $90,000,000] mal high-water level, when the danger ing with white arsenic placed in a were only & few inches from Sreaking, Bropenty waa done, from flood becomes gminent. cereal drink on March 6, and continu- . ry ‘The Johnatown horror wes partially! The fall table shows the level over their banks, inevitetty flooding Pe “og : a spying mi *) he love! restdentias distrtet. Presesaent twelve miles up the narrow gorge of| Putoburg, Superior quality Serge and Bedford Cords fancy ot 8 dom built ate trimmed, inclading several attractive novelties; direction of the, State. C0 "a peas de cygne lined. fmorensed the volume of pre. Dees daving aince yesterday; Viokebu PANIC AS RUN To | cerurred eer Geneon Jehamows, | riaing, also a gun’ of 08 pee al WHLLe. Polls. ores simply 8 Coot, rising, 148 foot adove cue rasta tema 2| ora tate ¥ ces Ut ot ser te A teak was @tscovered early to-day ta) te Company ot Fert Béward, near BPO.) tascugh Auburn. te villages along the| water narrew | i i i | j tl H [i tt if Fee i He] a iit iit i i ist it i H TF i if i f f af gé j EE FJ § < < 5 Hb i | h i i 5 & : ! Ue e i I H } i j | 8 { § REG.U.S. PAT. CELEBRATED HATS WAVES OVER GALVESTON. Quality, style and more | | | the Meriden Store don't leave with- out asking to see our Silver Baskets. Baskets for Sugar and for Bonbons, baskets for Nuts, baskets for Fruits and Flow- ers, for single Buriches of Grapes, for Cakes and for be 43 ay i I tl | . f | tk i ¢ E i i g il [ i i i é is ti} An 4 lf Tl { iH i Hi aretiens for ee they Stn cse bert deters ea Chicago _ Philadelphia Flower Basket in mete ery Agencies in All Principal Cities gold or silver plate, And in a greater veriety. OF ALBAMWY UNDER pe ies ee too, both sterling and plated 1} WATBR; LIGHT CUT OFF. 11 inches high: _ than you will find - elee- /\AEABANY, N. ¥. March 31.—@ertous Price, $10.25 where. [ i ft ; ri tC j a i i ie The MERIDEN Co. (INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY, SUCCESSOR) Silversmiths 49-51 W. 34th Street, Through to 68-70 W. 35th Street, New York f Hn i ut bey | ivtelel ¢ Not Affected by the Floods ‘ ee ee we Meh Lackawanna Through Service to Chicago as Below Ht i itl ti Hie fF il { H Fy HT 7 fl ef 3 t Always Have MusrEroLe in the House OH, JOY! LOOK i WHAT'S COMING! ii i t « | purposes Eve ily should have « jar of | : Here's a Joyous scene, Indeed. ra eae The Through Passenger Service of the Lackawanna Railroad, New MUBTEROLE ot band. aan ‘There are some creat treats in store|}4 it's just such a picwre as might emergeney York to Chicago, both via Michigan Central and Wabash Railroads, is MUSTE 9.8 cen, wh | : ong Sees pe sent Suadare Wert be-taken ata rallroad static of 1 Ne ment, which takes the place st te om ast een sneeele. 8 by RB every once in a short while— b iseran4 undisturbed, lying north flood zone. Through trains leave New fashioned mustard plaster eo i Wonce Tepige Magesine: that of old-time friends or re!a- b: a et re and inetructive ill: tives bei bi + No plaster is pereenery, eaehn rub it | article, "Balvo of 13 Treivectnch Gunay vain, after ae Chl? oas-and we Pale it flet for Sore Throat, : 8 beonaaide from one of Uncle Bam'ol te ig leh inefaescy of i Recachli Toasiis, Comers Stit Neck, he "eekly made a 0v8-mlle tip inte the terete ATAR-REACHING jeu into the interior | HING Pleurisy, beumatiom, Lumb 1. | sunday 0 te 9 ‘and Aches of the back or Joints Double-page diagram ploturing tnner| |’ SUNDAY WORLD ruises, Chil- |] “INFORMATION WANTED” AD. Leave New York, 2:00 P.M. Arrive Chicago, 2 P.M. next day. Perea rosted Feet, Colds of the Chest | see ‘A atriking page of “New York Ty; ts P mia). 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