The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1913, Page 16

Fe «J! pi, F ne ] “a a a a a vo ‘tor, He was also graduated from tie “Law School of the University of New * Gdedrew Thompson 4 Aoue, FROM PORCUPINES | - WN PAN 0 ON LINER) fice of ls. Who Sat =Down on One, Now Stands Up at Meals. & porcupine panic in mid-ocean, with) G@ passengers thrown into wild excite- ment Over the prospect of being pierced WIE quills, was described, to-day, by && under officer of the Pretoria of the itg-American line, when she in South Brookiyn with a great! Wgpe of animals trom Hamburg. SAocoriing to the veracious narrator, | of the animal tenders forgot to the door on a cage full of porcu- and a few minutes later wild from the main saloon announced | appearance of the first of the be-| wanderers, There wax a rush Pfficers to the companionway, and excitement Second OMcer Herman loerfer «lipped on the top step and BhmMped his way down, land'ng fairly st squarely upon porcupine number | The porcupine was crushed beyond | Mentification, but it died not without) @ery. Hours tater the ship's doctor Was still busy Axing up the officer This was but the beginning. There Were nine of the stickly little animain at large and there wan something doing expty minute. By nightfall all but one | ad deen captured, when piercing walls from below decks floated up through BA open hatchway. — Investigation brought to light one Otto Schultz, man- | dn-waiting on the herd of three ole- Phants. It also disclosed a rumpled and disgusted porcupine, Otto, having watered his big charges and reen them | gate for the night, had thrown himself | heavily upon a stack of hay that was! hie accumtomed couch, The missing Porcupine was under the hay. Every One except Otto was greatly relieved by the’ incident. Besides the elephants and porcupines | there were five crater panthers, four ze twelve crates 0 Monkeys, fourteen crates of two crates of squirrels, The m usual animal in the céllection Australian “antelope ape,” a strange Simian that galiops and looks much like an antelope when on the ground, Dut has a long prehensile tail, by ald of Which it can gallop straight up @ treo end hang/from the Syanches to mocle the pursuing banana hounds. eee maiene GEN. JOSEPH JACKSON DEAD. Civil War Veteran Exp! Seventy-clghth Ye Gen. Joseph Cooke Jackson, civil war Veteran and lawyer, died early to-day @ his home, No, 138 Mant Thirty-| fourth street. He wan in his seventy- @ighth year. Gen. Jackson yas born in Newark, | Nd. Hie father was th Jackson, for years Pres! fal manag@ of the sited New Jersey, now the Pei tem, On hix mother's Geacendant of Oliver Wolcott of Con- necticut, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. In he was graduated from Yale and subsequently enteréd the Harvard Law School, where hg was class ora- New York practice, He rine Perkins Day, who sur- Four cilldren and six stapdchildren also survive him, Puneral services will be held at 10 @alock Saturday morning wt St Mur tidomew's Church, =e ors Kmployee Dead. bell, who in it Of service was the city's oldest , Shaalad, dled at his home, No, 3 Clinton Montelair, N. d., to-day. He born in Canada of Scotch parents, was a direct descendant of Robert » and his maternal grandfather, Z whom he was named, was Mt, , Andrew Thompson, Archbishop of Biindurgh. Mr. Campbell entered the Law Department of the city of New Yark in August, 1967, and served there Wat) his death, 2S Ss Lekter Ketate Ap “WASHINGT« 3 ,073,7: fa€ household effects of the Leiter man- gion here or p | prpperty in Chi- This Flag | employment. ‘annuated waiter found the revolver and: OLD WAITER ENDS LIFE. Wife Hid Revolver, bat Discour- Herman Lena was not the waiter of at fiction and the humorist who came! Offerings at the opening of the sco k down from his country place on the| market were taken at slightly lower Hudson every morning in hin car and! prices in mont issues, but as no pressure owned his box at the Metropolitan, He] to neli was observed traders on the bea: was poor, though latterly ho had held | side seized the opportunity té cover to ® go0d position in the Hoffman House me extent and prices advanced in a dining room. slow orderly fashion until after: 1% Herman Lenz was also sixty-five! o'clock, when prices moved up with Years old, and he had what men of his} some xhow of activity, which gradually eae aiding on haxd uarbite one | increased after 1 o'clock, with mont of much standing on hard marble floors.) +. ist participating in advances that Because of hin "kidney feet” and of his “ failing eyesight, which often led to the] @*tended to 4 points in Unton Pacifle breaking of dishes, he was diacharged| Stock and m point or two in all tho standard stocks, In the Inst half hous recently and he could find no other before cloning prices fell off on reallx- ing sales, but most of the advances held up to the close of the best day for Hix wife, fearing that the I 1 thoughts, carefully secreted ver he had in the bottom of a ed drawer fn the rooma they occupied at No. 100 West Forty-third street, But early to-day the super- tivity A report for the fiscal year by the Westinghouse Klectric and Manufactur- pany shows t largest gross handled in ite history, with shot himself through the bead, died Instantly. Of $6,667,836. BASEBALL DECISION. The success of the city's 4% per cent. bond fasue yenterday, alno the Chinewe loan abroad, will no doubt encourage Magistrate Saye Can Take Pie! He! n some of the railroads and manufac. turing concerna which are waiting for & favorable moment to insure the auc- cexs of floating @ large loan to bring out the issue now, unless they can! y Photographer on of Playe: vers are public characters rights against} riding to tue decision “ photogray no private rs, ac walt for some time, as the money/ handed down to-day by Maxiatra nat Lite Lanse tle beine| Butts in the Tombs Court. The cane] @yt hing but ches: OF HOMIES Snead, : Y The quick wale over the counter of in eniestion jon pictur photogr: related whether two mpanion had the rigit the Glants-Red Sox « last fall without permis clubs: Rid bonds In a number of cities would seem ick way of floating an lasue pay- better interest than savings banks pffer, and insure & wider distribution if advertined far enough ahead to give the public an opportunity to prepare. ‘The Closing @ The ywing were the highest, lowest and last prices of stocks for to-day, and the net changes as compared with yesterday's closing quotations rerented by were cha’ h violating Section jo of the Penal ¢ which reads: “A pers! son, firm or corporation that uses for tations. advertising purposes or for purposes of High. low. Last. One trade the name, portrait or pleture of] Amal, Copper. 1 ie ae to any living person without having ov-| 4% wai 8 talned written consent from # too aS son Is guilty of a misden t% +f + & court t % ts BLOW uP MOUNTAIN PEAK. Fa + 1M Loone Rock Threatened Village in |} + te France. e 1 Mille CHAMEE rr May 22. +18 y engineers blante into fragments +3 | “day the loose peak of a mountain cot + | sisting of 86,000 culo feet of roe | which hud threatengd to fall and d + $| stroy ut any nent the village of Te + § mery in the T tment of Bavole, ever rary xine Vix foun an a cluster of huts | Ro pany In the Middle Agr $a A ch In of asnamlte 1 ey Was tuned for the explosion, Before t + % was fired the villagers removed ~ 2 their animals and portable property to t 2 the neighboring ‘hills, Ti ake That Fur Coat—= Off Your Tongue ‘F fools like a fur cont, it le a fur coat and you wont be well ‘till yon take it of. Ag sure as fate your tongue cam tell you every morning whether your system mecjs attention Follow this advice immediately aud your bowel troubles will be few. A whitish-yellow cont indicates n stomach and intestinal Gsorder, That coat consists of Bacteria, destroyed cells ang ‘vegetable organisms (fungi), and runs all the way up from, your intestinal tract. TO TAKS [fF OFF YOU MUST CLEAN OUT TOUR BOWRLS. Don't wait till to-night. Do it now. Take a ‘lazative that acts QUICELY, within an hour or so. MUNYADI JANOS WATER, the natural laza- tive, does tt and dose it well. Wo griping, to reminder. 14 glass when you get up im the morning, at aay time oi DECORATION DAY EXCURSIONS NIAGARA Round Ts $10.00 FALLS «= ‘romNew ns, except the Black Diamond Express, ‘Tickets will be honored on all ti us, May 20th, Return limit, June ist, Moy 28tm, 29th and morning tr GLEN ONOKO & MAUCH CHUNK ‘os"uu'ien $9:50 May 20th Syccial Trains will leave C. R. R. of N. J. Ferry Stations, ‘est Zid Street, 6.20 A, M., Liberty Sireet, 20a. M. sa 60c Worth $1.75 Fast Colors 5x8 feet Masons Furnltere & Carpets Cor. Myrtle Ave. and Bridge St. BELLWOOD eee, $4.00 bere tiation: May 20th Special Trains will leave C. R. West 23d Street, 8.08 A.M. Liberty Sireet, \Adviee to Those Who some time in amount of eales and ac-| t« from ajl @ources of income | | Have Lung Troub‘e Tung Trouble ts raid to be in The oven air] i to who! health the tone and b man's Alterative. this ei peril Head what i "aia tn “Gentieme taken with took exes ai mot very weak, employer (1 ry A. Lippincott, my Departme ommended to me Eckma: Hive, and upon his suegestion fb wan taking it at once, This was about June, 190: faithfully, usinw m Hy noticed the ele firmly belleve pi Dues not contain nore forming drugs EM ALI TMG U9 os BEND TO-DAY FOIA FREE COPY ov THE REAL ESTATE « AUCTIONEER TRLIA YOU How and Where to Buy at Auction 4 iy Hhgstrated number th ine has just bees Stove and fog s kmited time only will be mailed on request. The REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER Room 1085, 150 Nassau St., New York, ry ESTATE FOR SALE— THIS OLD TOWN CANOE ABSOLUTELY FREE TO EVERY PURCHASER THIS WEEK At Beautiful pit! Ene PARK For full Information aod free tickets write oF eS 9 WEEK. vovCANT 950° ¢ WEEK PCat, WRITE 100+ 2 WER 3600 MO B0Or hear SAAS NTA. [4 frat JOPEN BLT IROAY EVENINGS ~ DIAMONDS ON CREDIT. Rasy rican ¥ -OR MONTHLY PAYMENTA, au Watch & Diamond Co. @ MAIDEN LANE, ‘Tel, 5867 Cort, weekly, #26 filogus. aan hai a ix deed YAY Ticuey ovrices: roadway of N. J. Ferry Stat theory ie . seNe jew Vor}, . a Histon Beate. Reookl e. ae Market sit aun ANOS AND GROANS. | was ~~ $100 Reduction tinued styles of Pisos Plat anes a TERMS TO SUIT ‘HELP WANTED—M ita Hecnt ne Ot Otte is er «H Fulton HELP Tea EMAL okra tala ie oak World “Wants” Work Wonders. |! EXCURSIONS, — “Fron. Steambout Go | | CONEY ISLAND | EASON OPENS SATURDAY, MAY 24TH x amer “GRAND REPUBLIC" ng octal Up Hudson Lis of 2 tN sign AT HIGHLAND. "FALLS bie AT Piste ats ¢ by. Pier, 8 0) A, _LAUNDRY WANTS—MA Wea nos a5 handle 7 wheels dur Po eat What a Little Money Will Do, Told in Three aes oh iV - J WY fe ns a Se a eK | en es a CE = rx a | a | a rr Ot xeon oa es cs oe | cree mess | Lane Ta a eo ek oe et oe oe ae me i < awe om OE <= oe At this Auction Sale the lots were for $600 to $800 each Same Property Today—The value today is $6,000 to $15,000 per lot. Above Shows Actual Results of Auction Sales in the ig: At the Morris Park Auction Sale “ 70* Can Remain on. Mortgage This means if you have— $150 cash, you can buy a lot selling for $500 $300 cash, you can buy a lot selling for $1,000 $450 cash, you can buy a lot selling for $1,500 f, $600 cash, you can buy a lot selling for $2,000 etc. ete: / You see how little m money is needed to buy a lot at the : Absolute and unreserved auction sale authorized by | | The State of New York Banking Department Liquidator of The Carhegie Trust Co, and The Northern Bank of New York , of the 3019 Separate Lots _ formerly the Morris Park Race Track | Bronx Borough, New York City Sale will be held in the Club House on the Property Saturday, May sist, and Sneceeding Days i Titles insured free by Lawyers Title Ins. & Trust Co. | f Ds To Get fe Morris Park Race Track, take: The Second or Third rd Avenue Elevated i Railroads fe thee ares, thener bs a “Toston Ralirosd + Morris P ey ear tor — All crosstown Browx cars s7eii yet ciuivumier Morne Parkcars, net *t 1206 136 er Go and Examine the Property Send for maps and particulars to i J. Clarence Davies, 149th St. and 3d Ave., New York City Joseph P. Day, 31 Nassau St., New York City éuents and Auctioneers f