The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1913, Page 8

Fauchon and Le Roy, Wanted in| eter is below sero. Connection With Eltingville Out- rage, to Be Heard Wednesday. Armand Fauchen and Kmil ta Noy, in Lane, Mase, whe ennownced that be would tle “eugenic” mar-| who were brought back from Montreal $ knots ini, haa not had @ couple bad er ' since, to-day In connection with the arson und robbery of the home of Jacques Diever in Eltingville, @taten Island, on June & find wore arraigned immediately before| “ STRALSAN\CHAPL AW bere om @ tour finda that Chicago te.nester than | TOC AU tina in the Pirgt Distrlot Court. @nounns FORA PIVORCR-Man in Pontiac, Mich., weuldn'e let hie wite| Both prisoners pleaded for a delay to fn the hours. EDAD and a woyete Will be sold at auction in Preepect Park to-day, Line to the right PeLADRLP IA basher crossed the ooman to have a tooth pulled. mopenen Wednesday. They were held in 06,000 k Old. : oy who had fallen ing , 1 ball, and, being unable to furnish tt, Leo! 5 j BOG'A BARK saved a boy wi ad fallen into @ well in Greeley, Col, qwore vemansed co tab Hien METER IULY thal Washington clube will ber" dry" If they obey the.taw, ty jail, FORML CAMEL hant been found io ‘Alaaka,, eupporting the theory: that the|@* Who are now in jail charged with once joined. robbing and burning the Diever home. Fauchon and Le Roy were traced to yannounced his intention of standing for Pariiament, | Montreal by the report of an inn-Beeper | 4) who became suspicious of the former 4 BRIDE in Washington accidentally sat onthe wedding cake and wonders if) When told to watch out for @ satchel xi we juek, containing 4,000 in jewels. When ar- Tested and arraigned Fauchon tried to pe leaping out the window of t. Get are Chicago's late ood, the urt. Le Roy was captured | it te your ow: —_—_—- to keep an appointment; Alweys S YOUTH NAMED KEAN proved himacifea hero in Montelaie when a five: | Wil Don’t take c! can of gasoline exploded. i ape Northe: “WUFFALO AND PRAFOWL fought duetin the Philadlephia Zoo, and the] TURIN, Itai) fou're wrong this Lime, the peatow! got killed, _ UPLIFT WIT A BTOVE Laern mn ~damen Manwell of thie city beat hie RESINOL CURED ed tirenty years old \and married, Pennsylvania Judge decides, in severe Gan You nmat itt. nave the expe ense of cutung the erase, John D. t t | Her has bought a flock of 0 sheep and turned them loose on wal 1 ta pease ring ‘Unke. my face ond neck, | It itched m awtul, and I felt like by would , 08 wornin and caterpillars, Maybe the trains cam be run on time now. jit would pain me and start swelling— — —-—, ete., aes none of ‘38 HAPPENED IN DENMARK—Wife of Premier Zahle of Denmark ta of- | them did a, goed. 10 Fain Se, Con, Bead Se ‘stenographer of the Danish Parliament at 0696 a year. 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EHRLICH & SONS then h vould ish all the mereel f bag pernndy ll vera abe NO HUNGER STRIKER—Rallway os tes m Caire, TL, ate ainty-one | got very little sleep. pe on a bet, brealting the “world's record” of “I tried many bihpeyseag en auch as eta af Sa, 2% well, ft may come in handy. z 5 mn to litle ar W. L. DOUGLAS 93,893,311. Ont foup Ree 4 &'4i Stose hoes tent any Wet rer cr EA) Ie: rio Tn joar ue res falton in the Alps, where the thermom- oe fi eka ee a Av aRee Milt Wit bedi d LA —i bod 4 ns kell ® Anaon suePEcT pein ponte my ‘ News Oddities |=" sereeces NCws cs Their capture completes the let of looks a New York, New Haven & HartfordR.R.Co, ~ against New England's rail ign been almost continuous now for six years accidents as well as labor and litical agi agitation, make Road In ta passenger train te Should be be no fu excuse for repeated misrepresentations tations are against the business fo etn of New England and . New York, and do not promote efficiency in administration In the ten years from June 30, 1903, to June 15, 1913, a period covered incumbency of President Charles S. Mellen, the New York, New Haven & in the campai pig of the New Haven Road that there may be YEARS, 1904 -« 1905 - -« 1906 = = 1907 = «= 1908 - = 1909 - = 1910 -- -« 191l = « 1912 + « 1913 (to June 15) TOTAL - The many erroneous statements and false “THERE IS NO GREATER THING IN TRAVEL THAN A HIGH AVERAGE OF SAFETY."'—Springfeid Republican, June 13, 1913. OFFICIAL RECORD ; of the covered a distance aggregating, 158,531,541 miles, onattedia gon With aytove lifter to stop him from swearing. glasees. ae ford Railroad operated 5,078,750 trains. gettesreraaurtocreicz ame mr mm ee me} AWFUL ERUPTION ee hi as on ones MATHUR has np right to spank hie daughter with & shingle oven If ane ALL OV OVER FACE! ins czes, thet, result 6,341 times the circuit of the globe. There was carried on these 5,078,750 trains over these 150,531,541 miles a total of 755,678,338 passengers paying fare. In these ten years there were To correct the many erroneous statements that have appeared in print, the figures by years are here given: : phasencers CARRIED. 1903 (Last six neath) 34,000,448 63,234,687 66,507,138 72,521,069 75,453,778 74,382,023 79,849,207 83,860,031 85,350,400 36,661,110 755,678,338 In the four accidents of 1911 and 1912 no Coroner’s verdict or vets | State or National authorities found any defect in the construction of the condition of motive power, or equipment, or in condition or ph vr signals. The territory covered by the New York, New Haven & Hartford is such that its passenger traffic is the b Ae of any large yo letters San eas ° equipment tha’ e public from any cause, that takes place upon this road LBAUNARN BRO AT 84ST. & SAVE me ili Frames with Loose Cushions of Open Saturdays Until 10 P. M. 1" a a Week Opens 2 an Account OUR LIBBRAL CREDIT TSRMS SA opply alec to Long D Jeland, New Jeracy, ond Connecticut. 24:88 Bt rte which has and which finds its Ad just 6 accidents to trains pidge ola traveling on them were killed. The number of passengers who lost their a result of such accidents was just 29. * In alx of these ten years—1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1909 and 1910—not a a Af he F sap A was killed in an accident, although in those, years approximately 3, fo0 trains were operated, — 441,426,000 passengers over a total Brae of 83,768,348 | railroad in the country. and because of the superior roadbed over yee arene accident, of any character, (ont wo t oy WG the public or organization. @|~wwoomOoCCO _SlasBoo-cccce H at all World offices by mail Expense has not been in making this the most prehensive, beautifully prin and attractively illustrate guide to country, seashore and! ———— mountain Hotels and’ Boarding, <> . 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