The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1914, Page 18

ALY WASHOT ” | HOSPITALS AND HOME WHEN FOL 7 KICKED UNRT, SAYS KINGSBURY ABOUT REEF STEW ragtg ought to know ff there Is to be a ., it ys He Proteted Against) Overcrowding and “Most |™Xnytiine tem tke « healthful and : . , ' comfortable home for reapectable ol 3 a ie iti , 1 6 01 Monotony of Food and Shameful Conditions. ae OF eat ecard Hen be teas oe ine [) Get. eamcaneneniipponiaamamne Was T Md wG John A, Kingsbury, Commissioner A SEA KI s THREE. =" of Charities, haa inaued a statement CRASH iT LL in which he severely the hospitals and other quarters of the poor on IMlackwell’s Island. Ac cording to the Commissioner, Hoard of Health Would not perm IE HAS TO GIVE ters Line Up Behind Mother in Her Suit for Legal Separation. TIPS. institution, “In the CI Commissidner, used every night. This hospital tains now nearly 1,000 patients.” Hospital,” saya t! All the trouble in hie household was by a beef stew, testified Hen- ©. Bolz in his wife's eult for a eep- mn before Justice Cohalan in the o Court yesterday, The Bolzes wenty-two ago. Mrs, Bolz said Bolz once tried to her out of @ second-etoty win- ) Migs Marion Bois, the seventeen- 014 Gaughter, testified that she it her mother by the dress just to eave her Ii fa not true,” Bols told jan. “The fact ts, | went one night and when I asked my what a had for dinner she said into the Metropolitan Hospital. Her culos, and often two and three p crowded into @ room Intended fo: pon. “Even in the wards,” adda the found three person: neral ‘ommiasioner, i ‘on beef stew all the tim " she said to me, Weil, if you & maf and not a meltyceddie, | wouldn't stay aroun: of man, who publishing house, ‘wife's remark as a gentle | for him to get out. SED FRIEND'S HUSBAND oF FLIRTING. wasn't only the beef stew, »" he continued. “My wife ob- moked, and if I out of the window she would me of trying to make a ‘mash’ in an apartment children—Marion, 4 Theresa, five 1d ‘solidly with’ the As Bols left the witness. he a within a couple of her left jaft shoulder an turned # Marion anid on the stand that hi hardly ever sober, my daughter at that time,” ae ee te Sate smashed dishes, huried chairs tables about i] house, and ‘aph when it @ wir n't like. turband lowly f ®, queath ua closely his finances oald his 9 80 small that he had to ." But Mr. Robin- the is pay weekly ERYBODY'S DOING IT, HE SAYS OF TIPPING. Ataunary; three pajamas, 18 cents; two multe of ear, 40 cents; seven paire of a dues, 40 conte. feat” arsociation's dues, over forty years, you hav A — pon have yout hain interrupted and, ms werriie couple before him. | talked with them in an effort to t uw reconciliation, but Mrs, Hols it Would be impossible for her ve with Hes again. | im going to edjou weeks, anyhow, “and in the mean time I! the attorneys to see if they | bring the coupto togothor.” oo BUREAU BILL SIGNED. Department Aims to Cut the High Cost of Living, ANY, April 10.—The Wheeler tilt | ‘ing the Btate Department of Foods Markets was signed to-day by the | The bill provides for the ap of a commissioner to serve years at a salary of $6,000 yearly. | ong the powers given the commia- | auction mar: | d be wold by also. ts provided in containing ne auctions ally and finished with claw feet Chel -——> — A HARD WORKER'S VIEW OF EVILS OF D DRUDGERY. | itutive in-work I. Steinmets, a pelentist, hin ton of ay ot tures, amon ‘ol equals rules of health by i for the champton flower | aven to the Hadley rose Mousre from New York amaz WN SCATHING REPORT ‘Charities Commissioner Finds attacked the such conditions to exist In a private ‘floor beds have t» be There are 3,000 patients crowded the Commissioner found conditions that he describes as “most shameful,” About half the patients have tuoer- sons suffering from thin disease are! disease aggtavated b hompitat time cupying a room tablet or liquid ferm—or send 60 centa in one-ce box of tablets by mail. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets ate otemach, liver and only large enough for one, and in @ome of the more crowded wards I fould sick persons with no more Sleeping accommodations other than beds on the floors of the corridors. “In the children's ward I discovered | ht cribs intended for ono child folding two sick children, inauffielent- ly covered and lying with thelr feet) In each other's facen, “A night tour of the buildings of} the New York City Home for the) Aged and Infirm, which conta ward of thre thousand inm: Might majority of whom are mies, Fevenla conditions which the public! Captain Di mn OF Hi negat—Twe Go Dowa with Ship. NEWPORT NEWS, Va. April 10— Rringing the dead body of the captain and the eleven survivors of the crew of the Norwegian bark Orellana, which @ rammed and #ank off Barnegat, N. Wednesday night, the Amertetn ateamer Peter H. Crowell arrived here last night from Boston. ‘The Crowell struck the bark while steaming almost full speed. The wooden ship filled rapidly and 60 minutes after wan! it Capt. Johannsen, who was eixty- years old, was dead when taken in o of the rescue boats and his death -|thought to have been di beart excitement. | Two members of the crew. falied to jenve in the bontsa and went down with Whether they m | No. 4413 Atlantic sobbed saa al Le veanel would id Pe left nae aboara the ship. could no Five-year-old daughter of John Cicione, a tailor, of her own ba bs ambulance. Hill, 1. 1, started to cross the street in front of her home yesterday after- noon to join other children, got to the middie of the street, a horse owned by M. Jarvis of Ridge: | wood, which was standing “Show, Hurries, were gouth a8 Greenville, Lena Cicione, the avenue, Richmond As she In doll she was carrying. When al ined her loss. | ve her,” she | ‘A an tried to save her, but he | was too late. 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