The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1916, Page 13

life eatly to-day when her home Bast Williston was destroyed by fi Mr Bixby, who is fifty years old, w and compelled to jump fre She w “WOMAN ARTIST LEAPS | 70 ESCAPE FLAMES! « Mrs. Lina Bixby, J Atone in Long fste|¢ amoke and ran doy * » second story, where exit nd Home, Awakens to Fi ste and Home, Awakens to Find r was barred by flame It Ablaze. her leap from the window she wo Reine [i adly bruised, Paintings worta $1 te Pais Stig and Wy oll effects valued = : dwellth * 1 known artie ir of de , aped with her was dumage $5.04 WATERS | PIANOS The wonderful perfection of tone and workmanship found in the Waters Pianos and is the result of c making. 70 years of conscientious piano Waters Pianos excel because they are as near per- fect as human brains, experience and work can make them, You can buy a Waters Piano or Player at a low price and on very yterms. No interest Write for atalog. Horace Waters & Co. Four Stores: 134 Fifth Ave., near 18th St. 127 W. 420 St., near Broadway OPEN |) 954 W. wasth st, near Bth Ave. EVENINGS } 971 £. 149th Stes near 3rd Ave. or extras, |” _ BANKING AND FINANCIAL. __ | BANKING ANDoFINANCIAL, Hornblower & Weeks Established in 1883 BANKING HOUSE, in addition to the ordi Any facilities of a BOND DEPARTMENT ‘and a STOCK DEPARTMENT for the transaction of ordtrs in securities, must provide supplementary departments in order adequately to Serve its clientele. In addition to a very extensive wire systeur— reaching practically every market in the country we maintain for the service of our customers the following departments LEGAL DEPARTMENT NOTE DEPARTMENT STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT MINES DEPARTMENT ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT New York Providence i ‘ Boston Detroit Chicago Portland THE EVENING WORLD, RONDE “TANGLEDINDATES £SICKS TO STORY ee Pa nder Fire Re garding Time He s He Met the Politician. at! re as| om aa| wn| by| Il Roceo Carnivale from twenty year {life at Sing # of Mike Justice W h of the noon serving nt eimina Supre and minitted Tombs pending his appearanc | witness In the of Michael | Rofrano, charged with instigating | | Mtl of Gaimari, The reading of the evidence to the! two new jurors chosen last week was) finished this afternoon and Gaetano | Monternagno, the assassin, was put in \the witness ohair for further crows- examination by Martin W, Littleton, lattorney for Rofrano, When Mr. Littleton was interrupted 1 |4B, bia questioning of Mont emalae “ trial last week he had brows ute tention of the jurors the first in |Uon of the manner in which the teas ex of the killer was to be Montemagno ALCOHOL } siting the Joe Brondin 0 ‘se out of the way | ne . rontends, tends to show the story is artificial The thin’ time MugnO went » witness imony, Re said, o he k "@, You remember saying that visit wan three weeks before X the wurder? | A. Yea. Q. And ft wax four or five days} jafter your second visit to tha Hron-| dint’s? A. Yes | Q. Yet that waa in ‘January?} | AW Yes. | Q. Then this third vistt was in| January? A. No, It was one of the first five days of February, Q. But didn’t you say the first visit | was a month and a half before th murder, the second a day or two later, and the third five days after) the second? A. About that, yes sir Q. What time was {t when you saw Rofrano at Brondini's? A. The after- noon. I cannot tell the exact time Q. Was anybody with you? "Choe" Curtea and Louis Miro. was about to open the door the fat Brondini, opened It from the Insld Q. Did you leave and La outside? AY A) ATO months ¢ i} 3.5 DOSES” 35 CEE ents A Vlends Guilty tn Milk Swindle, Carlo von Berg of N 7 West One| | Hundred and Thirtee reet pleade {guilty to-day of swind man out of $100. man’s bakery and collect wend milk | Deutsehian boats, ‘There is no suc Exact Copy of Wrapper. 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