The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1915, Page 18

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Fire, tlanters and iin the — ort ue vise Bad Lieid The N thing init g Years ‘old. ny Mert 8 8 inches ht He N\ jarticle of value if you do not let the NY | finder knew of your loss and where you S| World “Lost & Found” Ads, Ni get a circulation in New York City, FRIDAY, APRIL 32, PANC-STRICKEN GIRLS *" AND MEN ESCAPE OVER... Last Side Workers Coratings as Flames Burn Out Couch Pactory ridge watched the girls | way out of the building f th a estaped by the at wee time for “an t hes wey, but the lia frightened them turned bar 4 to the top " and attacked the nee were geht in the couch fae without dimeuity by of the stairs ‘The fire started are occupled by the stable of Peter- son & Kothman, and when the fire- en arrived they got out a dozen| horses, The fire waa kept from the straw and oth tuflammable material in the stul Twiee while th work Meyer Friedman, owne couchmaking establishment, tried to dush into the building, saying that luable papers which be must te wan fo! back by @ patrolman on both occasions, awosaeasnestifiiionmameenss DOROTHY SHEOD INJURED. | New York Girl The Horse tn Wa WASHINGTON, Apr thy Shedd of New York, at the Bhoreham several days with her chaperon, Miss Jennette Ackburg, was thrown from @ horse here this morning and seriously, if not fatally, injured. Tho horse ran away with Miss Shedd, and, losing control of the animal, she was dashed upon the sidewalk near ‘Thomas Circle. Mian Shedd ie a very pretty guns bw in about twenty-two years ol riend of of the family of N. J. Ward . ‘well known horseman of Washin: ton, and C. N. Williams, a local bual- Rear man. She was out riding with Mr. ae when the accident to her oc- Pardoned by Gov, Whitman, ALBANY, N. Y., April 2.—Oscar Hartwich, whose mother is dying at her home tn Rochester, was pardoned from Auburn prison to-day by Gov. Whitman. On the request of George WY | W. Aldridge the Rev. Seog ¥. Esco of Rochester telegraphed to- pate 4 that Mrs. Harwich “was ae eying @ pardon followed immediately. Forest Fire Raging in New Jersey. NEW EGYPT, N. J. April 2— Fanned by a high wind, a devastating forest fife is raging to- aay at Carr's farmers kre making every effort to check its progress, but eo far little headway has been made. Mate Is Feand Drowned. 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