The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1914, Page 4

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~-\ basa fm Britioh Kast africa and tel 2 Een eae a MOVIE FILMS and Livingston was followed. party went through British mart Africa to the border of Abyssinia Head of ‘Sem Raren Ex- | Pedition Has Gruesome Tale of Cannibals. SON CAN'T BE HON thence to Natrobl and Uganda into he Lake country of Central Africa. During the trip the party crossed the Mountains of the Moon. ass @ goodly portion of the trip the expedition followed the trail of Stanley in his search for They met many natives who remem- bered Stanley. Among the chiefs who knew him was Chief Musa and Chief Lodo, the latter having acted ao Stanley's guide. Mr. Barnes said they had many adventures along the route and sev- eral attacks of fever. On the Ituri River thelr canoemen rebelled and {t took a goodly supply of salt to pacify the natives and make them continue. At the headquarters of the Lend Bock party entered the can- ni cava ia _pract teed whyit Ly tribes,” said Barnes. carried #0 far. ‘by some tribes that they eat their own dead. “Sleeping sickness is collecting a rile toll, In one dintrict Ronth of Elder Fleming. | STANLEY'S TRACKS. a ping Sickness Has About § Wiped Out Tribe of 25,000 * in Eight Years. father as a thief who coul: Special Gessions to-day to a years olf, married and lives 121 Sherman avenue with hi EY Games Barnes of No, 10 East Bev- | ith street, New York, who 7, the head of tho first moving pic- 3 expedition ever to cross Africa, "returned home to-day om the Olympic Set) the White Star Line. The ex- Perth get Alloys RL ina we (ploring party was the Barnes-Kear- able to find them and to beco: ton Expedition. It was sent out un- Ger the auspices of the American Mu- geum of Natural History. ‘The | evblaaal set out from Mom- You Ma 7 Your pty (hod So vke do not really n you are one of these unfortu- vo these — ye be ruining ring them, ho eae these indows™’ ‘prove fot foa themselves that they can with ytlasses if they will get the presi tion filled at once: Go tices to sentence bis son for “The mont interesting natives whom et were the M'Buti, or the plg- ‘They are a curious race of the maximum under the law. agen. live in the deep foresta and father, ‘antly on the move, They| old. two or three days and then move on. They are a savage lot of little folk and much given to the use of soned arrows and blow guna. amy mado the best guides we had 4 our year in the wilds.” Mr. Barnes #ald he an defective to the xtnt that he ha Oherry five miles of pict! n ta} eentenced in San Francisco now in England javing the filme. Ge veloped. It is the Be word of the two give a ect the films to all the ‘4 museums in the world for public display. ee ee EGAN’S EXPENSES PAID. Inspector Injure@ by Rosalsky Bomb Gets 6200.50, Owen Egan, inspector of combustibles, to-day received a check for $290.50 from ent is made that, bey yee | yeara in Ban Quentin prison but I had him paroled in 191: hie place of employment. nearest w wake drug store and bottle of Optona; fill a two-ounce with water in one oad esp off in jail.” ilar this ener aky t oaploned and end, May, of right hand were aléo in- Fee | Jui et aie sate Smee the to the roler re betall a Sent Satara Re ES |e ‘caceemabipteiaian SING AFTER THEIR RESCUE. PROVIDENCE, R. I., May 2. quavering voices of thirty aged women Joined with the firemen who had rescued them from a@ fire in St. Elisabeth's Estate fe Settled. Pheghdagh™ Fowler was by his marriage with Miss. Force. } gate can pass 0 or “the. ‘wome! land some were in @ state No. one ~ hurt and the Giana for the ato romier anounced ma ‘appointments this m FATHER TELLS COURT COL. ROOSEVELT BAEK, ASKS LONG SENTENCE: HE GOT IN WASHINGTON: “He's Been a Thief Since He Was Eight Years,” Says John W. Fleming, described by his honest if he tried, was sentenced in the penitentiary. Fleming ‘ thirty who is about to become a mother. The most pressing complainant against Floming wae his father, Will- jam, a textile expert. The elder Fleming wee tn tears in court anf with @ great effort he asked the Jus- a term aa the lae would allow. ‘The prisoner passed a forged cheok on the Prince George Hotel and real- ized $4. 0 The crime constitutes petit larceny and the penalty inflicted was “He has been a thief,” eaid the “since he was eight years He doesn't have to eteal. build ittie hute where they live for: could make a good Iiving honestly. | But he will not be honest and I have come to believe that he ie mentally eolutly no principlea of honesty. 4 ts pa “He was sent to a reformatory for Kearton, bee 131,000 Test, a ‘or| theft in Chicago in 1901. He was promise to reform. I brought him here and got him a position, He) married a young woman he met In forts and my efforte to kep him straight were fruiticss He is better Fleming appeared indifferent to the proceedings. Beyond entering a plea of guilty he said nothing in court, —=——— ASTOR pedotd GUARDIANS. asked yester- to appoint special guardians for Mise Muriel Astor, daughter of the late | Col, John Jacob Astor by his frat wife, ‘and for John Jacob Astor 34, the son ‘The executors of Col Astor’s estate, valued approximately at $80,000,000, ap- plied to the Surrogate Monday for a Judictal settlement. Before the Surro- pass upon the matter (t will have to nes roreree by special fem: 960; Ors CObe BAONOVESh nt testimony to-day at the Outlook before Special Commissioner E. Day in the suit of A. D. Wales a the United Iron Workers of Am and others. Mr. Wales olaims 912,00 | EST, HAPPY OVER RECEPTION | a satisfactory settioment of the great coal strike which tied up the industry in 1902-3. There are other dd on the same issue pty btn J it ia the contention of John Mitchel, president of the union, that the settlement was made poasible by @ conference between bimeelf and ¥. ar Won't Tell What He and Pres- Ident Witson Tatked |. cMorgh 3, "use ae ae About. ana. dormer" hover Jd" foving ct ot Binghamton for John i Mitchel. ‘Theodore Roosevelt arrived in this city from Washington early to-day on the midnight train from Washington. He was cheerfully uncommunicative regarding his call on President Wilson and mighty well satisfied by the in- terest with which he felt the audience of the National Geographical Society followed his narrative of the explora- tion and the mapping of the Rio Teodoro, formerly the River of Doubt. Mr. Roosevelt was informed by a young that everybody was wondering what the President and| .. ex-President talked about yesterday. ‘With an exaggerated air of extend- ing @ great and mysterious confi- dence the Colonel leaned out of the taxicab in which he was sitting with | his fellow explorer, Anthony Fiala, “ULSTERMEN POSSESS SOULS IN PATIENCE.” No Outbreak Yet Over Home Rule Victory and Tyrone Elections Pass Off Quietly. ant be year in et No. ie wife, and put hie and en the reporters a leg Poem gg oe shoulder, known the full eoope ef the proposed “They will just have to heop en| amen ‘He| Wondering,” be said earnestly, and! |, Py Cased: rd told the chauffeur to drive him to the/ 5.4 ‘constables and ice A Outlook office, fo: @ent from Dublin bad no- Arrangements were completed eome has ab- to ten} in 1908, | 3 on his! Her ef- When Coffee Gets You— The experience will be like that of thdusands who have ignored the fact that coffee contains a habitforming drug, caffeine—about 214 grains to the ordinary cup. Some say, ‘Coffee don’t hurt me,’ and seem to get on with it for a time. But there are few persons who can use Madeline guar- he would morning. Initial Sale of White Trimmed Hats $5 and $7.50 EXCLUSIVE MIDSUMMER . MODELS—re- markable values at special prices for two days only. To-morrow and Friday only we shall conduct an extraordinary sale of White Hats, trimmed with white, in our main millinery salon, on the second floor, No model on the floor will be priced higher than hana and there will be a la selection of distinctively individual designs marked as low as The shapes will include White Milan, Leg- horns and Panamas; reproductions of the Parisian innovations worn at the recent *"Longchamps race meet—the mirror of French Fashion. Trimmings of White French Ostrich Plumes, ‘White Wings, White Flowers and Fruit. An opportunity to procure the latest designs that Fashion dictates at prices to suit the purse of the most esonomical. Purchases by milliners restricted to ten hats. This sale positively will not ans beyond Friday. Therefore we regular patrons to make early Rots Doors open a 8.30 A, M. Saturday (Memorial Day) the store will be closed. - London Feather Company Largest Makers of Ostrich Plumes in the World 21 West 34th Street, 2nd Floor AREER ss wmeim $5.00 coffee as a routine daily beverage and not sometime feel its eff , Mervousness, indigestion, _ bili sleeplessness, heart trouble, or some other discomfort. Thousands have found relief by stopping coffee and using POSTUM A delicious table beverage drug, caffeine, or any —. now comes in two forms: Pal Postum—must be well boiled—I5e and 25¢ P Instant Postum—e soluble form—requires no boiling —We and 5c tins. The cost percup of both kinds is about the same. There's a mighty army of POSTUM users —the number is steadily growing—and “There’s a Reason” Grocers everywhere sell POSTUM. WATCH FOR DIRKS! |Originator of the Famous # KIDS @ Now Draws Exclustvely for the Comic Section of the | Sunday World ares i wien eh 9 temo hn 22,000-VOLTS Fait: TO the physical effects of electricity are George Kernatock, « thirteen-year-old boy, who is recovering from @ shock ‘Though the sole of his foot is burned badly and the hatr was burned from the top of his head and there ts a atrain of the spine due to a fall after the shock, the youngnter te getting well rapidly. Young Kernstock shinned a pole carrying @ high tension wire of the Harlem Railroad in West moe Ver- non and stood on the cro ae straightened up bis hea: Katzenjammer* Le SMUT AND PR TORRY, [telecraphing fo Caldwell that they were motoring acrom the continent ak roede Ly low, small conscious. “by the time an ambulance from the hospital arrived. caning’ on hint Fae boule on his “Fas was KILL BOY IN MT. VERNON a8 a counsel feo for bringing about | Youth, Though Badly Burned, Will BANKER GLADDING LOSES Tatted Rintens “Nenrinuion of " Recover, Ph wap ct $70,000 IN BIG FIRE Surgeons who have made a study of G HT LD E 7 A) LUNCHEON DINNER—SUPPER Mustard A rine, alae a Dresting toa eduing reser Al Deticatessen and Gi Fireman Is Overcome by Heat in Fighting Blaze at Caldwell. Fire to-day destroyed a $10,000 barn on the estate of Thomas Y. Giad- ding, a New York banker, at Cald- wal, N. J. Ten thousand dollars’ worth of furniture stored in the barn alae was consumed, together with ten Carriages, A mistake in the alarm ‘eatly Interested in the case of 22,000 volts received yesterday. tured in by & maid in @ house near by caused delay in the coming of the nothing was saved. One As|fireman was overcome by the hot touched | weather power wire, There was a puff| Mr. and Mre Gladding left a year James McCreery & Co. 34th Street 5th Avenue Purchases made the remainder of the week will appear on bill rendered July the Ist. AMERICAN _FLAGS All Wool Standard Bunting»— Flag Poles:— Galvanized Malleable Iron Brackets. EE aces ..each 50c to 1.50 Silk Flags Mounted on Staffs 6x Sin..... .. 10¢ 19218 in......c0ce.seeeensseeceee BOO 8xl@in....... +. 156 16 x 24 in. ....cesccercceescccescrs BOS 10x18in....... ..20¢ 25 x88 in.......seccseccnseecececs LOD DOMESTIC RUGS One-Third Less Regular Prices 9x 12 ft. Extra Fine Royal Wilton Rugs. . 0x 12 ft. Triple Weight Royal Axminster regularly 42.25, 31.00 Rugs. regularty 24.75, 18.60 9x12 ft. HeavySeamlessWilton Velvet Rugs. 6x09 ft, Seamless Royal Axminster Bugs.. regularly 27.50, 21.00 fegularly 15.50 to 16.00, 12.95 All Summer Rugs Specially Priced Ox12 ft. “Crex” or “Waite” Prairie Grass Rugs,—new patterns.........regularly 8.50, 7.25 Remarkable Sale WOMEN’ S_“SOROSIS REGENT” PUMPS A new Colonial model in Patent or Dull Leather, turned soles, “Spanish” heels With Imported Cut Steel or Rhinestone Ornaments at sides. 4.00 pais . ' Value 6.50 During this sale Rhinestone Buckles and Slipper Ornaments, ranging in price from 7.00 to 20.00, offeredat 4.75 per pair James McCreery & Co. 34th Street Fifth Avenue Furs Stored (Dry Cold Air) Insured against loss or damage At Moderate Rates Remodeling and Repstins at Special Summer Prices. |

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