The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1914, Page 5

FATED TES DP ART LS ‘Women, in Panic, Brave Third | Rail When Car Catches The Sixth avenue elevated line anda! the cross-town surface lines, which form a maze of tracks at Sixth ave- nue and Eighth street, were put out of service for nearly an hour during the early morning rush to-day by an accident which cost the life of Sam- uel Rosin, a signal and switch oiler on the elevated. There was a small- | @ised panic among the passengers of | the crowded train which struck Rosin and ground him to pieces, and many men and women risked their lives walking over the third rail to the Eighth street station to get to the Rosin was oiling switches about a hundred feet south of the Eighth He had stepped out of the way of a north-bound train. Balancing on the guard strip over the third rail, he put his hand against the train, which was moving slowly, The impact threw him across the south-bound tracks, directly in front of a train which was Just pulling out of the station. ‘Henry Peters of No. 58 Shepard ave- { ; stantly shut off the power and ap- piled his brakes, but not In time to save the oller. A spark from a cross clrcutt set ‘fire to Rostn's clothing and was kindled in the ofl-soaked bearing boxes of the truck. While passengers ran shouting and elbowing to the rear of the train, the crew pressed forward with hand ex- Ungulshers and put out the fire. The dropping of burning bits of clothing and timbers to the street and the knowledge that a man had been killed caused a gathering of hundreds of persons at the busy traf- fie centre. Surface cars of the Eighth street cross-town, Sixth avenue and Seventh avenue lines lost their power at the cross-over and were hemmed by trucks Le Solver, wagons. Charles street station were cadled to untangle the confusion. OUR EXPORTS FELL OFF $37,000,000 IN APRIL Value of Imports Increased $27,000,- 000 as Compared With Same Month Last Year, WASHINGTON, June 6A de- crease of more than $37,000,000 In the | value of exports and an increase of more than $27,000,000 in the value of imports were the features of the com-' parison of April's foreign trade, com- paged with April, 1913, as announced to-day by the Department of Com- Crude materials for use in manu- facturing show an increase of $12,000,- in imports and a decrease of 99,900,000 In exports. Foodstuffs in crude condition and food animals show an increase of $4,400,000 In imports and @ decrease Of $6,680,000 in exports, Foodstuffs partly or wholly manu- factured show an increase of $6,800,- 000 in imports and @ decrease of $6,500,000 in exports. Manufactures for a further use in manufacturing show a@ decrease of $1,900,000 in Imports ani of $5,100,000 In exports. Manufactures ready for consum| tion show an increase of $5,100,000 imports and @ decrease of $8,000,000 in t: Miscellaneous articles show an in- crease of $390,000 in imports and a decrease of $500,000 In exports, Guaranteed fe meney on reauest” or LOOK FOR OUR NUMBER ER OUR ONLY ENTRAN CHARLES A. KEENE Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Broadway, New Double af Stampe Equivalent to « Saving of 5%. By Helen L. AIN BUILDING Men’sFine25c Hose Excellent Quality Cotton; Double Heels Exhibition Daily, 2 to § P. M. Benson and James Du Bois, thelattera pupil of A. Baldwin Sloane and Grace Field. Popular Song “Hits” Also De (Mali 1 2 4 and Toes; Tomorrow, a Pair A Men's S0c and 7Se Pure Thread Sh Half Hose—accordion ribbed; or fancy stripes; perfect Men's 38¢ Silk Half Hose— dozens of good colors; to- MAIN BUILDING MAIN BUILDING ae es MAIN BUILDING Thousands of Bargains in Tomorrow's Reduced Here They Go! gi Dainty Blouses No woman who needs any Summer blouses can afford to Overlook this sale. stocks. All this season's favored models. whole coilection, but not every size in each style. Various groups briefly mentioned. at inn $1. at 912 Fine Suits For Men and Youths Former Prices $18, §20, $25 and *30, at Newest Summer Fashions—All Sizes for Men and Youths Here the remarkable varieties include newest and most fashionable “R. B. CLOTHES” SUITS, KIRSCHBAUM SUITS, SCHLOSS BROS. & CO. SUITS, SNELLENBERG CLOTHING CO. SUITS, Absolutely the finest garments produced for this season by these world-famous manufacturers For THE MAKERS' LABELS ON THE COATS. Here the wonderfully attractive variety includes handsomest patterns and models. ENGLISH SUITS, PATCH-POCKET SUITS, CONSERVATIVE SUITS. Full range for men, young men and youths. Negligee Shirts Priced Up to $1.95; hoice, Tomorrow, at This is the wind-w sale of nearly 9, which was inaugurated the These are selections from our superb All sizes in the These are perfect - fitti faultlessly fashion and finished, and in a wealth IRT GUARAN- TEED FOR WEAR. THE SPECIAL PRICE (85c) DOES NOT, IN MANY IN- STANCES, COVER THE COST OF MATERIAL. 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