The evening world. Newspaper, August 23, 1913, Page 4

\ ‘ a’ THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1913. - | DETECTIVE SHOT | Making Dresses at Home —/TROOPSCALLEDOUT RETIRED MERCHANT §f , me FACE COVERED WITH GUN TAKEN From Origmal Designs| TCE HTN: .| ALS FHOMNOOW, |_News Odditics |’ wiry piypies... vrgemge veo RESINOL CURED Gov. Tener of Pennsylvania] William T. Hubbert Had Been] c.AXTBORY, rte wants to buy three cetriches will find them for eats at the ed Macey aed’ Recaol Oresmaat q ae yi MODERN WEEK-END TRIP-Lord High Chancellor of England, Viscount ‘Haldane, salis for America to-day to spend a week- Sw"ie brmtes Vrontaper tnureeeys ond eres ee Tay ee STRIKERS AT ERIE! DIES INA HOSPITAL [ne #s"aasssscsecesr o's nan FROM PRISONER). res , Ceiee eee re a Central Park Zoo. e , fece was covered with pimples Blake Accidentally Wounded Answers Appeal After Night ‘ Il and In Care of ‘ GIRL in Peoria who wore a allt skirt wae remanded fer examination as to Gomer Vie vere n ware) et = or sanity. co gli 5, Mega of Fighting a Nurse ig pe BD Bay Mystery. GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE—Steel and Wire Company oMficial says hie wife | as @ business wo; , won't live in Bayonne Pg i " or ge a | BRIE, Pa, Aug. B—Chattoring through Policeman Tierney of the West S8t7-| wiroopmea COUGH le now declared by doctors to be a germ Alssase. Resincl Ointment my skin wae soft oe the streets soon after dawn (0-day, twe | eighth street station was standing « velvet, and as smooth. My friends TWO MEN UNDER ARREST}, troops of the Pennsylvania constabulary |few yards away from the furnished| MAN IN NEWARK was drowned in water pumped to extinguish a fire. wete stunned and every one a naked | me under Capt. L. G. Adame proved @ wel-| room v ~ * wi lone. them, come sight to the people ‘ori whe | ninth ‘eee ‘ioe daldts ta, EK RUNAWAY AUTO tn Brooklyn fell into a dry dock and erashed tin nee Weed hardly Seared it, ily ay 'e Steamor leid up for repairs; the State another literally climbed @ tree, the nsformation was sim; wonderful. ___ Bugene Kernan “Fired at Bur had witnewsed « wild night of ricting In| wnen ne caught a flash of a white.| hood renting ercce tho lower branches “Since then I have been wing Resinel " ’Reilly d which one man was almost killed, and | falling figure and heard a heavy thump oh: be without it glar’—O’Reilly Is Foun: the city eremed filled with Gghting pri-|in the areaway. Running there, the] KAISER WILHELM has become a teetotaler, barring even grape juice. in, for 1 have learned the delights St t in Hand. vate detectives on one side and striking | Policeman found the unconscious form clear, soft, beautiful complexion ~~, be attained by its constant wee.” (Signed) Miss E. P. Gaddis, South Pryor St., Atlante, G *eatnol O} d_ Resinol intment an sinol 5 entimated at $700,000,006, | sop itching instantly and speedily heal . eczema, ond other kin humors, {ron mouléers and their sympathisers | Of William T. Hubbert, a retired prod- DISAPPEARANCE of the mustache in modern times te ascribed by an om the other. uce merchant of comfortable nieans,| English philosopher to the influence of women, who with emancipation look ‘Capt. Adame stationed his men in the | WhO had been living for a week under | with disfavor on that masculine adornment as a reminder of superiority. manufacturing and Aistricts to the care of a male nurse tn @ room on — the second floor front. w th in the United stat uch advantage that the streete were tected tha doa fawahenendd Mee Motto had Hubbert was hurried to the Polyclinic |and their land holdings at 20,000,000 acres, carefully patrolled and strict watch Was! Hospital and died there of a fractured rT, Detective Themas Blake ts in Coney Istend Hespttal with « revetver bullet in druff, sores, burns and p'les. Sold by’ 2 = kept for further trouble. skull within an hour, Roy M. Smith,{ ORDER CAME to the desk of town hotel oF oom telephone f Wiesel oben . eames oF tesiols ‘The rioting begen about midnight| the nurse, who had been Late to; lake with.” Manager rushed up ia the or For fi cc Poll i aseask as the result of a mysterious: when striking moidere and their friends | Care for Hubbert, told Policeman order was entirely regular. Children of ealthy guest had a portable tank and toy boate they wished to sail. became involved in street fighte with| "@y he did not know whether hia pa: strike breakers who were guarded by| tent had jumped or fallen from the private detectives. The first battie oc-| Window. The nurse was asleop and) RULING PASSION.—Stamp collector's wife in Paris ran away with hie curred at the boarding house of E4-| 78% Not aroused until the knocking on | collection. Later she returned, saying she could no longer bear separation frem ward Btafer, one of the detectives. He| the door warned him that something | her children, but ehe had sold the stamps. Husband told the police he would ahooting at Kernan's home early to-day. ‘The report of @ revolver drought Mounted Policeman Wiliam Fitageralé NNo, 3 Best Twenty-ffth treet, Sheepshead Bay, at 3 o'clock thie morn- TWO GREAT SONGS “Just Say Again hed been active on ot! occasions, it | V8 wrong. much rather have the collection than his wife, and offered her $4,000 and the ing. was said, an@ when hie place of abode | Hubbert, who was sixty-four years old, | children to get t! mpe back. She accepted 9 Me says Kernan came to the deer was discovered @ mob stormed the| had been the victim of acut You Love Me weerlag @ bathrobe, wit! house and almost beat him to death be- | Cholla since the 4 end clothes under hie arm, anf os. -AND— STREET GETS MILK BATH; “When I Carved THREE HURT IN CRASH E 1 fH : i EY fora he wae rescued by the police and | years ago. His taken to @ hospital, where he was | form of excessive sudden noises, thought te be dying. Little, inconsequential jars and squeaks . ‘This epark fired the situation, and |f furniture or the slamming of a door peas wot PEP NIST r- ares oi gpl alee from thet hour until, daybreak’ the | Would send him into a paroxyam of fear. Your Name on : pane ef cines in the window. fighting continued in many jocalities | At such times his actions were said to- i fell off in é cil Menge Leet oie many iooalisim,|day to have been erratic, and it ts| Market Closing a pa i} Br Trolley Hits Wagon and 200 Quarts th Tr ” Wev' one battle ground only to be recalled | thought possible that the recurrence ot | the first part of the last hour, w Are Spilled—Driver, Motorman e iree e THE GTREGT. to another, where the prospect of dan- | OMe of these attacks of fear had driven | prices holding steady. Union Pacific A ohort time later Conductor King an@ ger to life and property seemed even | him to leap from the window. and Reading were both in scant eupply and Passenger Injured. TO RECORDS AND ‘ | Metorman Hyland, on an Orean avenue greater. Twenty-five or more arresta| The sick man returned two weeks ago tation] ‘Three een were hurt when « north- VIC R SHEE. MUSIC ' tretiey, caw a man under a street lamp wore riade and the men were worn out. | from a visit to his son, Willam T, Hub- | Md reflected persistent accumulation | tie Tell eee a natloy car now { | at Voorhees avenue bandaging @ bleed. ‘The authorities finally decided to ap- | bert Jr, at Asbury Park, and went to|for some strong Interests, American k a Sheftield-Farme mk wagon at aa ia fag hand, and notifies a petreiman. He peal to Gov. Tener at Harrisburg, and |iive with the nurse at No, 151 West | Cotton Oil advanced 1-4 to 41-4. Chesa- jatruck @ % Nes. 17350 and 17,334 found the man, who had been shot Treop D of Butler and Troop A of | Sixty-fourth street. He moved thence to| peake and Ohio advanced to 6). Prices |@eventy-elghth street early to-day. The TO BE HAD EVERY WHERE through the right hand. le sald he Greensburg were ordered grom barracks | the house In Seventy-ninth atreot a week | eaned off toward the close under light|/wasgon was overturned an@ shoved was John O'Reilly, a “speculator” and AND AT ALL WOOLWORTH STORES OR PROM THE PUBLISHER EDGARSELDEN, Sze-4.. @t once. They were hurried here by | &#°. trading, and the final figures in a nume | along the street for twenty ¢eet before epecial train. Mrs. William Sergeant, a daughter | ber of issues were near to the closing | me car could be stopped. The vesti- ‘The molders in a number of union |Jiving at the Hotel Lucerne, was notified | level of yesterday. a insues ae bule windows of the car were smashed. plants etruck last December and the | of her father’s death and the son came | advances, but the trading was too sm: strike has been continued with bitter- | up from Ambruy Park to take charge ob | to be eignificant, Gave Weal ease a Large ners ness ever since, threats, it is alleged, | the body. A strong tone was displayed in the jagon, living having been made to burn the city, early trading, with most of the inttial/@ East One Hundred and Fifth street, { E waiter, living at No, 3 ‘When he resisted one of them shut — —_—_—-. transactions belng made at fractions| was cut about the body and his face ‘ ? AVIATORS ON LONG FLIGHTS. MET AT BLARNEY STONE, [atove Fricay's nat ngures. rulsed. Edward Kelly, twenty-three, of he was taken to the hospital material avound the okist te ese- . y The developments at Washington in|No. 1788 Lezington avenue, motorman’ of to have his hand dressed he asked that DESCRIPTION. ae WILL MARRY WEXT WEEK |conzection with tne Administration's ef-jof the car, was cut about the face and ly ‘word of his trouble be sent to “Chick” ———_ Ef you nove the execs cyen te win | T7O ake Marte From Parte forts to secure currency legislation were|hands by glass. Andrew McManus, of ‘Trigger, who is known in Leland reo peek this Liege Regtiges, lavender) euise ao much darker shade to Head fer m. Petersburg. taken as a bullish factor, and induced | No. hdl potest Dh Megha & passenger, erés as & gunman and gang ler. tease with @ pretty bordered e48¢/ mans the stain tavisible. Bronx Young People Travel to Ken-] moderate buying for both long and short | wae also cu lane. | ‘The report of the shooting at Kernan’s| te weed. For mountain use, and the —_—. jae Ly meas pn ana sting tucky t if ie ied by Brid accounts. There was also evidence of| Policeman Wist eaw the collision ang an6 the Anding of O'Reilly reached the | coot evenings that are coming on, such 3 Ereae roplan| lucky to Be Married by Bride- continued accumulation of the Interboro! first ran to hold the horse's head white i} station house almost simultaneously 6n4/ 4 gsom gown will be a Gelight to the Biarrits at 665 o'clock this morning on to-Be’s Uncle. lusues in connection with the expectea)others und the harness end released Detective Blake, who is acting 00% cerarone, It $0 designed to slip on over & fight In the direction of Northern resumption of dividend payments. the bruised and kicking anime! frome geant there, was sent to question Ker | 4. oo Europe. The airman ie attempting to] A romance that began at the Biarney| Canadian Pacific held strong during {the milk wagon. Wilet then telephoned ; aa had Rally. Blake recognised them | 0) foo pene feetonayol ore eaetra deat the long distance straight course | Stone, progressed through Kurope Snt| ene fret hour at 21, two points above |Fiower Hospital and Dv. Cooley re } seen together last night a continued in Ne . g ~ | sponded. bf ciodlg Man ee een wore arin: | Atienl’ Saas in Gouhing. A fancy cord IN $2 HI BAIL FOR record made last June by Marcel G.| sinmated in Kentucky in the marriage | {ue Closing of yesterday. | Lehigh Val: |S sires men were taken to the ing, With this in mind he questioned | confines the robe in graceful lines about f) Brindejonc des Moulinals, who fled from He *s Peete Curti Parte to St. Petersburg. of Miss Elizabeth Mary Curtin and pe 6238, Union Pacific 1633-4, Steel 633-4, | hospital and their injuries Greesed, after x 4 found 80 y Giecrepan: | the waist, tying low in front to drop two BRUGSELS, E um, Aug. 2.JThe James J. Donovan on Aug. 2%. They | ana American Locomotive 337-8, a gain|which they went home. About two Clea tm his story of the shooting that be | (acseied ends. The border of the goods ll AT Tl R French aviator M. Gulllaux alighted left to-day for Bowling rep Ky. | ror the latter of 17-8 T' hundred quarts of milk were epilied ca arrenet bie. forma an effective trimming, as it out- here at £07 P.M. This was hin sec: |Sccompaniod by Misa Helen Curtin. | receasiona in @ few tae the street. Two servants in the Kernan home| lines the square Dutch neck and edwes ond landing atnoe the airman lett Plar-| 790.00 ,n° “ine beat, man-alnier, ot | (eee, concessions wore Panama Canal Popela: . —[——— j said they beard notntog preceding tb?! ine snort sleeves below the elbow, also rita this morning, he having flown ap- i ‘oppeares sa ter Te a . E proximately 00 wiles In 2 minuven in. che bride and Brother of the Bride | coverieg were in order, cluding stops. After replenishing bie | "SEN Curtin lives at No. 208 Alexan: | *"4 Onl was activ Cae nde arene’ hie ERI der avenue, the Bronx, and is a alster Cenal sone during the fret etx months the bottom edge of the jacket. It alse! Miss Turczer, Principal Assail- forms @ pretty trimming, as it heade in 1 lines the pockets at each side| ant, May Undergo Sanity Test WASHINGTON, Aug. $A record number of tourists visited the Panams IN STATION. m of the front. Not only does the pock- . 11 _|of Dr. Thomas H. Curtin, Coro | Kamen eaid he hed thrown the re-| ou. sent an unusual effect in a reom- —Bullets Went Wild VILLACOUBLAY, France, Aug. 2— | onyuician in the Bronx. Mr. Dono’ welver though the window as the roster bet th {Ml be Sound to bo reall . Aviator Guillaux alighted here at 10.%/ |, . wealthy real estate dealer of rk, which Is neerly as many as the } fied, but Blake found ft in o drawer in| S°we. says is viclook A. M. after @ good flight trom | i299 pull avenue, the Bronx. They entire number of sightesers that viewed If Kernan'p room and took it to the station useful If only te held the ‘kerchief. ! Biarrits. He refilled the fuel tanks of | uring Europe in separate parties four | Amal, ‘5 Fay Ay the canal in 118. } eves. ‘This aimple design does not necessarily / When Helena Turcsec and Mathiida| nis machine and resumed his air jour- years ago, when they were Introduced i ‘ Be Bet a if) ‘While Lieut E4 O, Matthews, at the | confine itself to bordered material egieod Roercke appeared in Yorkville Court ty rants ances at the Blarney Stone in Ireland, It a 8 4 Gest, was examining the weapen 2¢| material of heavyweight, for either to-day t hi f felonii 3 many, Aug. 23. of love at first sight, and Fa + || patlea the trlager by scclent and De- |r Gwise banding would form a dainty | oer Ty iewcra ty arto, aio |—1#0n Latort, @ French aviator, tanded | ir, ‘Donovan promptly deserted bie | § ee tt THE HONEST PROPRIE- | testive Blake crumpled up with @ bullet | trimming on aimost any cotton material. : a) SEY IOE, (7 at the serodrom here at 221 o'clock | own party and continued through Be me fa hie right thigh. He wes berries co| svcd as voile, dotted Swies or cotton|# West Fiftieth street, the intimation] P. M. to-day, after a non-stop fiight| qurope with that of which Miss Curtin | hy 2% > TARY MEDICINE | the heapital. ile weund te serlous|crepe A pale pink French crepe would| by the doctor that the Turcsec giri|from Parle, @ distance of about | was a member, \¢ we = : : P bet mot dangerous, it wae reported, |be charming trimmed with Cluny 180% | was not entirely as apparently | miles. The Frenchman again ascended | diss Curtin ls going to Kentucky for | Oi Wy oy + fills a national need in the land |}, Make to thirty-two years old and lives | come of whose heavy parts are Worked | jusuned, sho gave her teatimony Yn|*t 413 o'clock and headed his machine| ihe wedding because she wants her |§ He Bet and it will take more than the } at Me B® Fortioth strest. over in pink. For a more slaboret?|iungarian and warned the court in-| ‘°F St Petersburg. © [unde the Bey, Famer Thomas 4 ie 138 + f “fraud” and “fake” from ae at wo a eds wareen te am ceed poral si taarocig peraab as terpreter that if he didn't render it eaainiey. «aapreemesd Hayes of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic ie ‘iss cry of “fra fake’ f neat Wednesday o ” Church, Bowling Green, to perform the él 1}. — conyed we a to tcanins ae venaing, wou & var lovay one sored ily Into English she would “aiap| GAS EXPLOSION KILLS TWO. Neeeaay Gee Wether: Gh. Jama i Hh he ue thy ie iy MOB BOSTON cout and ving @ deadly | pract je tiny Surtin, led in the same place ach zat sl row an hon- f weapen in hie possesion. Kernan tated would be effective finishing touches. | Her account of Dr. Taylor's operation | Acetylene Tank Barete Whee They | iting suine place by the same priest | § oat soe + vol liabl tandard 40TH ST. AND BROADWAY the sen of the late J. L. Kerntn, whe —o— on her at Roosevelt Hospital was 80 Ave Standing Beside It. by the same priest on last Aug. 27. hy wt est, relial le and s ar dai D°ep: (| ee ! dled in Badtimore, heving @ lores cotetn, ANSWERS TO QUERIES. wandering and incoherent that Magis-| One man was killed outright and an- hes hichanen eal vied Lemuel i Wits tty aration like Lydia E. Pink- tedetiog © bate ond 8 theatre, The , trate Breen refused to have her other injured so that he dled within al jence at the Leroy Apartments, Ford- | South, me tah ham's Vegetable Compound, iy bay hve | Dear Fyebion Miiter: and, in manifest perplexity, postponed | few hours, when flank filled with | ham road and Valentine avenue. 7 HPs Bet d; Sea cence Frome the, eatate, Ha enh | T dave two yards of dark blue crepelthe case to Monday, when he promisee| acetylene gas {n the plant of the Rdible 128 BX = 3 gwhich is made from the roots agi gery de Chine printed with tiny red flowers nat an assistant Dinirict-Attorney would | Products Company, Yast Twenty-second Pemmite oe ‘ae + and herbs of the fields, and has fag which I @esire to use 2 oe nation’ | be present. The Hoercke girl, muoh more | teronon, : af +six, & bellboy fx toe 7 red more women of femal Bey. th four yerds of plain, dark blue crePe| ieiiigent than her companion, and ‘ cu e Chine for a dress, Will you suggest 5 Timothy ONelll, thirty-two, of No. 7 : es ills th Aten tered i Bikes Baird isin bene toe epeneranee ‘chic style? Am five feet four tall, |*Pesking English well, said she had no| West Nineteenth street, Bayonne, and avi : ills than any other remedy we Weigh 8 pounda, and have light hair|Jawyer and no money to hire one. An and Dive cyes. Am twenty years of age.jattorney will probably be provided for Walter Nokes, twenty-ning, of No, 15|cut his throat with @ razor y tion. Blake is reported as doing well, Boyle Place, Elisabeth, were standing | ‘fternoon in his room, N: J —_—_——.- Che Monéa) anpearance near the tank when It exploded, O'Neill | One Hundred and Twenty-fourth street. | Cam INJURED COP HOLOS MEN. {tempt to ahoot the phyal ——eseeee last ev an he was abo Mrikers and Gearés Rict; One Sent tm one to enter the elevated atation at Fift! Meepital. ' erm parte, oou:d be of the Mlewered. [street und Hixth avenue, At the East|!nternal injuries, was burned. He died 4 |) Pinto the mock and sleeves with [Hixty-seventh atreet station Miss Tuc-|!9 the City Hospital, Detective John Corvette of the Mule] han*7’ ‘+ embretdeed bestiste [xo told the police that she and her ee Derry street police station, wae| esllar eng enffe. Bragetheskiztap [companton were domestic servants, 9 funocked down and badly beaten at 7.30| om the left hip, where, cought by 0 “I came to this country last Decem- TONGS PIERCE boy Ss BODY. a'clook A. M, to-day at No. 16 Lafay-| tameB ef eRerries, could Groep 6 |}. whe sald, “and went to work, I tte otreet, where he attempted to ar-| oash omé of the Mewered st. | became |! am! my mistrean went me to| hed Kalle Dews st q reat a number of persons charged with| Sweeping azernd the beck te the | pr. jor. 1 paid him $200 for an rioting last night. Notwithstanding he| lower right side of the akirt, secure | operation for appendicitis in Roosevelt $0 with another baneh of the eher- | Hospital, Then I had a second ope in New York Hospital, w:! ed fifteen days, The doctors there told me the first operation was a piozet. bungling job. 1 wae angry and bought Veshion Kattor seme a revolver in Jersey City and deter- By Shan orate 1 peat mined to shoot the doctor, He had my suit case, where a bottle of Moriga| Une’ my Mtoe” water leaked over {t and etained it], 10 Court Mine Turcaee told the across the front of the akirt, In there | (try, With variations. “Dr. Ta any wry I can have it repaired without] rated on me without telling mo, eaid. “He made a cut in my side eleven having the whole @rees dyed? inches long and 1 was bleeding in pteces Manhattan avenue, Williamsburg, was delivering ice at No. # North Sixth street in that section to-day when he lost his balance and fell downstairs, The ice tonge fell ahead of him and when the boy landed his breast struck @ prong of the tongs, which penetrated his body, Dr. Lewis of the Kastern District Hos- pital took him home in an anulance. doctor patd the boy's wound was tous, but not necessarily mortal, ——_—_—— nue D, were taken te the Tombs, gharged with felonious ammault The viet last night was between fermer employees of George Guerth, manufac But the vacation season is never at an end. If it isn't a hammock, a dip in the surf, golf, tennis or cross- country tramp, it is nutting, e hunting, camping, automobiling Dwork, N Rast fourth 01 q i fan wigan eter eee wah] geen, Ere pear tees. he Ce ee. Lee ees Summer Complaints or some other form of fall vaca- sn Sioruome Berns ai Sta ae pie eaten te [ny a in oot a Enver be Disrthoss, ||| S20! Soap replaces all other tollet soaps because heatfebulling and’ rhingdivers WILSON NAMES GLEAGON, | “otc ec‘msece:wasen wives | De. Tavlor has been gynecologist at Crestor: per D it does things that no other one soap can de. ing plan of recreation, Mind of Yenle ofeet to the oxir,, |Hootevelt Hospital for ftteen years, olera Morbus ¢ =World prints more Up-Otate Man Had Full Kndorec-| hie *ited-an appenrance to very [He sald he operated on the girl inst ni ‘a Ready Helief tekew toward: acres ry je jonerdiy le war RECOMMENDED AND SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. winter but refused to define the nature mains, our . “Summer Resorts” and “Winter th . i crm of the operation. He had no recollection | mack, Neuss. Reerbare, asa Fre, it | Resorts” advertisements than WASHINGTON, Aug. S.—John #1.| easm from the belt Giagonaliy |0f the girl except as to that fun | any other newspaper in the Gleason was to-day solected by Presi-| eeress to cover M, or if i te top | The doctor escaped the bullet fred by | Bxiwuatts for Rhrumation. Nownigie, Sriatice, | United States. Gent Wilson for United States Attorney | low for What, eve e wide sash ona |the irl by at least Afteen foot, but the | Sermimn, Broleen, Monguito, Bit, ing, of ta for the northern district of New York.| @ep frem the fveat of the belt t |window of a frulterer at the corner ! lon of : See World Resort Ad; Hle was indorsed by all factions of the| covert © leuffered noverely. A bullet supposed to Ready Relief NEW BRUNSWICK. NEW JERSEY. Ss. Democratic party in the State. BE the otain te too wide to be have been fred by the Boeroke girl has y Mr, Gleason lives at Wert Troy and] covered ta ouch © te Base pire ered, SO fn rteving To-Morrow fe prominent in politics. A you cas ottesh a aride fois tm $2,500 Dall ee aibwat oon Mee vos - monoer punare not been traced. Both girls were held Cd ’