10 THE -MVJSNJNQ TIin^ECrta^-TTCTr YOBk, TCTESDAT, iPl^TC 59, 59lB. —

Valiant "Vamps," Bronx Fire Fighters, Soon to Hear "Taps"

MR. ROCKEFELLER IS AT PIER A S M S DAUGHTERIEAYES

RESTAUttANTS. agJTATJHAHTS, ItfesTAimAirvs.

Where to Dine Well a**.—A U carte. Tda.—Table dhoie.

247 J Mutray. lu—Lunch,

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Financier Talks Jovially After Seeing Mrs. Prentice Off for

European Automobile Trip. -—•

LUGHOW'S PAMOl'S C .n iMAX HRSTAl'RAVaV

, . . 4 £A CAKTE. TABLE D'HOTE.- _ . Real* by THE VIENNA ARTIST ORCHESTRA.

»vJ!Zr .HftVMBE 6RILL « g DA1XTT DINNLKs AND TUEAittK SCPHEKS. SSth at mad 7th ar.. SOO feet weat of Broadway

KARLBQROUGH H o t e l . Brosuuray A 36U» »i. Theatre copper*.

Table d'Hote Dinner. Si.oo. Music.

Citfeens Now Plan Great Parade to Mark Outgoing of Volun­

teer Fremen on May 1.

FRAME PROTEST TO ' FIRE COMMISSIONER

lily's Paid Department Ordered to Take Possession of Head­

quarters of Old Companies.

Crestfallen are, the residents and valiant ..•tramps" of Van Heat, for two of the. re­g a i n i n g three Bronx volunteer fire com-

\p an le s which. In the absence ot the paid department

"protection In that part ot the borough, must cease to exist after Mar 1 next unless Fire Commissioner Rhlnelander Waldo, as

Na result of the protest of citizens, rescinds the .present order.

X^eputy Chief Abeam has notified the seventy-five offirers and men who com­prised the volunteer companies of the Commissioner's- order. He said that after May 1 the. newly formed paid companies,

''-comprising Engine Company No. 90 and - H o o k end'Ladder Ko. 41, would take pos -session of the modern four story fire quar-

^tjfcjt&lidlns which the city has erected ' j ^ f ^ h l t e Plains avenue at Morris Pars: JrVenue. and would furnish the necessary fire protection in the district. ^rVhile the eighteen thousand reetdenta of y i n Nest are enthusiastic over the advent of the members of the regular fire depart­ment, they declare it will be impossible tor

.the city's lire fighters to efficiently protect -certain sections of Van Nest, owing^to the

passable condition of some of the roads. Inasmuch aa the "vamps" have signified

their willingness to continue their fire fighting services until the streets of Van

• j S s * a r e > r l In better condition, the East

Jutt before the d»parture of the steamer Kaiser Wllhelm der Grosse for Bremen to-day a touring ear was driven up to the pier and Mrs. B. Parmalee Prentice, who la the daughter ot Mr. John D. RockeCel-ler. with her husband, boarded the vessel. The. couple are going abroad to spend some time in an automobile tour In Europe.

In the Prentice stateroom was found Mr. John D. Roekfeiler. Mr. Rockefeller smiled a t the newspaper men, and..when asked how the Standard Oil Company was getting on. replied:—"Ob, I guess they are making a little oil now.**

Every question t*nat was put to the financier was treated In a light manner. One reporter asked whether he had any tear ot Halley's comet. Mr. Rockefeller replied that he did not think there was any cause for alarm. He said, however, should it strike the earth there would be considerable damage done, particularly so should It hit any of the Standard-Oil plants.

After the departure of the eteamer Mr. Rockefeller walked to the Hudson tunnel and boarded a train for New York. No one in the car seemed to recognize him.

BIG THRONG DELAYS LINER HALF HOUR

Fifteen hundred persona on this decks of the steamer Rotterdam, of the Holland-American line, to-day crowded each other in such confusion that the liner was de­layed halt an hour In leaving her pier at the foot ot Second street. Hoboken. to be­gin her trip to Rotterdam. There were four hundred passengers on the first cabin list and more than a thousand friends were on board to see them off when the

' signal for departure was given. Some ot the companion ways were dosed and the Jam of the shoregolng men and women assumed serious proportions, many being crowded and pushed about, hats being crushed and soma long hat pins scor­ing upon unprotected countenances which were forced into dangerous proximity,

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Votoble. omonp tfte greet tcedrffaea of fata city teas that of Hits Marjorlo Gicynne Gould to Mr. Anthony J. Drextl this afternoon. For a complete account of the affair tea to-morrow's HERALD.

aa -AUTOMOBILE.

BROADWAY*** KIS STREET *

Ifkmous (Herman *£$!£««

Where to Dine Where to Dine A e o l y JOS W . 4 2 4 .

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D I V X I I H . -MUSIC.

TeL. *3f 9

Tel.. 5S32-rU« *I.OO. (3:00 to » ^ » P - Z U - »

B e s t T r i o I«_>ev»Jaorit.___

_Bryamtt 6tk a r . jam*

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HOTEL EMPtRE RESTAURAHT B r o a d w a y CLUee la SQ«uare> * « * * t

a t * i-he West Side** uwat ©oualar ItestauraaT.

ExceDtlonally Good Music Noted tor Its

Excellent Cocv me and •J**!*** Sarrtes.

ALL THE &&£&vr™s&ci*Jicaa. LUNCH socl DINNER st.oo

AU Cara Pass UoteL Tel.. esOQ-^naAaa^

A p p l y 1 0 a \ T . 4ZeL T e l . . XS7H—Bryant,

CAFE MARTIN rPHUSSKKR sea t S T . A BTWAY. FOUR OUCUESTRAA CUESTRAJl

108-114 L. l l tS . A la carte. Tatee c'oote. auSat

MOUQUIN'S E S s ^ v ^ S k i i t B*»Wet« after tteatre. lUasfc{

KAISERHOF |J39tTa St. * Broadway . fT*L. T»»-BryaaLI

The High Class GtraiZH Restieranl el New York

TERRACE GARDEN

iFAtM

MAXIM'S n© West SSth at. Baal Parisian Attoc*

MrsiC—Best food la towa. Vocal eaterta! Tala week Ull*. '

U Parte.

sara AXD SSTK STa. NEAR I ^ * ^ 0 1 ^ ? ^ ; Terrace .r.,-1—».« ni«««r . ! « ! BaaqaetHall QactVea.

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CAFE BOULEVARD H u n t Muste lu New- l u r k t o n x Xd A.V. * IQVtk S t . Tel.. O.-vtjrj-^S*

GAZtOS Met. op. ir*». to-.h »t. E- rr Td*.B..1sbe.: IUOO^; D.H. jfiSi

CAVANAGB'SS^s 2&8-XUO W„ *<3d St . MVS.CT

•MtB-eTB A \ 7 . « S T £ Tel.. 8«t-B.-»aat. BURNS'

ftBaUBooaa.

S . ^ r n ^ ^ ^ b ^ ^ u ^ ^ a e BO«

Bronze Door Restaurant 8 3 W e a t S a d S t . fTel.. 5S»«-M. Bull. _ Wheaia KL4WAB.lt &1M at

CAFE DE JIANNE St.

EVaa

Slh.L Heal ParUiaa Attncrkere O A f E . U E . O l M l ^ l l l C

itA fnrMine r tm AI71W

HEALY'S' •ittlh. S t . & I

A T . Mule, • • • • ' n k a I W a-aica <;»v.c»ri?» loe Cablau Junale ft GrlU R<va tfor rantes).

DeUcloua K « o d - K O r i e n t Serttee—Maak

ROGERS aSTH ST. CTeU. M»S-30j»-Bga>t.l »TH av.

KAL!L9S Dh4» fsrJB5* ico 1 Al z zrs w*mm%mm L FBIED CHICKEN W1THOCT A P

HAM, V1B;

Q1N1A HAiK CORK BREAD: a host of fooA tblar* hone mate. Telephone. aatt-Ma<l«oa So>

THE KAISERHOF O P E ^ D . RE8TAVRAXT. CAPE - RATHSKELLER.

BROADWAY. CORKER WTH ST. •

COLLEGE INN B R O A D W A Y * " 4 1 S T S T R E E T .

FUN CENTRE OF TOWN DINNER, $|. LUNCH, 50o

Musical Entertainment Each XUht- . 4M a t . J. w.

Ot BTTt, , rrlTate

Rooms. TIMES SQUARE wSS

twlth wine). S 1 . 0 0 . S T I V • • • • • meat each nlsht.

HERALD SQUARE HOTELS S4th at, Ju-t w. —y. Ale. Marie

Lanreat and most nnlqaa ot Its kind In Sew Tors. 3 T ^ * ^ W r i M t b 7 S t . fTel. 5T0*-Ma41soa.l

2 Orchestras, Vocal and Instrunsatal. DINNER. « c . : LUNCH. 60c. <wlth wlgji-

Bacqaeta from 5 to KO la PoaacetUa Boom.

ORIGINAL

MARIA'S 1 2 8 * ISO V.-EST 2 1 S T S T . T a b l e d'Hota D i n n e r . OOc.i Music aad Slu-;lnr.

(•ear 6th ar.l . L u n c h . 40c.

Kanoeet Kooma lor S to OO. paav E n t i r e l y Remode l l ed . • • •

ROMA RESTAURANT

KEEN'S ENGLISH CHOP HOUSE eOUMERLT LAMBS* CLUB HOUSE.

3*rru ST.. JUST O F P STH AV.

PETIT PARIS 131 Weat 41st at. Just east of Broadway. L u n c h l t tRO A . If . t o 3 P . M. 4 0 c e n t s .

DINNER (6 to 9) 75c ITALIAM AHD FRENCH SPECIALTIES

P R I V A T E D1.MXG ROOMS. VOOAL ft-INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC each night. •PHONE. 3390-BRTANT.

PlasaJ 'AL. <

R o m a .

C-A-R-L-O-S Sat. Baaai fe t aad~ Prtvmta> Dtalojc

S& W . 2 4 T H ST. TaL. tM4««l4T—Mad. B e a t D i n n e r I n T o w n OOe.l \Uta Midday Lnneh : . . 5 0 c !__?***•

l l u a t c N o o n A Ev'ar b v CarloajTrio . SlN.GiyO—UP TO DATR PI KCE.

MURRATS

S T . . X h A l l B U O A U W W .

Table d'Hote Dinner, $1.50 » I*. M. S e r v e d o n B a l e o n r f r o m U t o .-

i iaffatfLSS: MUSIC &T^«fc 1 4 S t n a t .

ftB'way. at aabsray.

T»at KT«tjtk!S{ la * » i » x MUSIC HEALY'S

Adirondack camp aad eate for beersteak parties.

Why Don't You Try

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ROTISSERIE nek.

DONOHUE'S SPECXAT.

630 8 t h a v - be t . 40 th and 41at at Hot R o a a t Chicken. T u r k e j . Di

Gooae. L a m b , P o r k . Beef , yead. ,

tSerred and taken out all day. First class dtnuut room. Open tUl S A.M. WtnesftUauor. Pabitb^r on dracihu Tel.. 4T23—Bryant. Rauttl ft CelU.

> f l \ N M B S T H O S e - t ^ O . N ? ! ,

Bronx Property Owners* Association and the Clason Point TaxpaTers* Association have appointed committees to vralt on the Fire Commissioner and ask him to recon­sider his order.

Four years' ago the rapidly Increasing Imputation ot Van Nest found Itself -with­out adequate protection against fire. The nearest^ Are apparatus was quartered "at Daly and Trexhont avenues. In Tremont. three miles away.- Headed by James J. Mulhearn. a committee of Van Mesters waited on .the late Deputy Fire Commis­sioner Hugh Bonner and told him of their Plight.

They-naked the city to supply the fire fighting apparatus, with which the volun­teers could fight Che fires, and connect the regular fire alarm system, which the city bad already established In that part of the Bronx, with the quarters of^the volunteer companies, which the citizens o t Van Nest would provide.

Mr. Bonner recommended the proposition to the then Fire Commissioner O'Brien. with the result that Van Nest Hose Com­pany Ko. 1 was located at Van Nest avenue end TJnlonport road, and Company Ko. 2. a

mile further east at Rosedsle avenue and 177th street. •

Joseph J. Luke, a wealthy builder, was . appointed foreman of Hose Company Ko. 1. j Seguln; ot Ko. 1.034 Fox street, the Bronx, and Maurice McCarthy, a real estate! and own«d by Edward A. Hellman, ot Ko. dealer, captain ot Ko. 2. The members ot su West Seventy-first street.

BUN DOWN BY aa

Samuel Lnnlken Injured Whllo lnsj Third Avenue .

In crossing Third avenue at Fifty-ninth street to-day, Samuel Lanlken, ot Ko. 416 East Seventy-seventh street, was knocked down by an automobile driven by Isldor

m-MANNING'S!^ MUSIC. Shell Plan ana seajoa'a delicacies.

GUlDDING'S.Sr^. lSapp4»peclaltIea.PtlT.Dla.Ras.

aTRST AND LAST STOP.

SHINE'S RESTAURANT a n d C H O P H O U S E ,

NEWLY OPENED x Fine cnlalae. Serrlco a la carta.

Tel.. G263—Mnrray HUL 15SS—Murray HuL Sth ar. and Mth s t . near Broadway.

MONOLITH Cafe ft Rest. 45 W. 34th at. ft

House. Ale. W. 33th at.

the two companiesrvrere politicians, prop­erty owners, business men and residents ot that section. - -

The members of Hose companies Kos. 1 and 2 have a record of sixteen parsons res cued from death by fire. Should Commis­sioner Waldo Insist that the present order is final, the citizens ot Van Nest have de­cided on a grand parade in honor of the gallant "vamps,** which will be held on the eve of the end of their fire fighting days.! April SO.

"Automouile'Iours"

BAL TABARIN 32-34 TV. 29th St. __***-352t75S f i .»V

P A R I S steVVr m B R O A D W A Y R e s t a u r a n t • l a Carte .

Only Cafe Caantant in True Parisian Stye. D a n c e (Eva . ) In t h e B a l l r o o m d e L a t e .

Vocal Entertainments—Three Orchestras.. T h e sbcht o f a towarvahere s lah ta abound

A Spanish Dinner? •with Wine. IL«L Protn « to » P. y. Srani.th QaarUf. '

SPECIAL-TUESDAY-&>:oinl!lo. a la Reseatu. Hotel America. 102-itO E. 13th sU near Cn Sa.

HOTBITTBELIVIO NT 45th it. beL B'aray ft Cth ar. |TeL. 33?2-BrTaja Reataarant opea all night. Pr. Dlnlcs Km*, lladt «_.___ j U - a - t t ? t n »t..bet.B"aray,6lh ar. Ale. G e r a r t l H O t e l gpecUI Dlnr^r f$c.<3:30^ Pin

' ' " W 1 * * Excellent Menu. t i l ^ c )

» Weat 27. R O V E R S ! ML. 1312 Ifitkavs. I

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G0NFAR0NPS|f%^%V4p Sat..Sun..AHol a.«lV. Wte»

Renganesclii 130 W. 10th. Italian Dln.:af. KM. Sat.. S. ft H.. 60c. Wise A Lobster

^r^t3"1 DAGGER'S D.. «Jc. I With L.. 50c. JWIr».

Wine, Music, Dinner k \ r 6 5 o TeL.2409 —Biy ant. Open tUl 1 A. M.

•,. with Famous Soloist. Ereabiia. Dinner de Luxe, SI. Prlrate Dining Booms.

X04 W . 4Bd S t . Near Clh 8 T . _ JTeiv T r i o

B A R O N I

Lanlken suffered from eontuakms about , n n a t r a t r t y^^ o t i,Uetm at^rnlneaded. lOc the body and possibly Internal injuries, MOTOR CAR RUNS FROM NEW YORK.

TraTellera* Co.. 20 W. 34th at. " and was taken to the Presbyterian Hos­pital. Seguln was locked up oh a techni­cal charge of assault.

R B S T A T J R A S T B .

Where to Dine Well ' - - - - " .- __ . »»_».,, » ». , i TraTellera* Co- 20 W. 34th at. TeL. 34TI Murray. Eighteen hundred pupils of Public School j AIC.—A la carte. T4h.—Tabje d'Hote. L.—Lunch.

BONNIE BRAE INN ""«?SV-T-attuic "Colored Metropolitan Trio." A la carte.

Ko. 35-Van'Keel's only school-will lead] the* parade, while the exempt firemen of the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth wards, with the one remaining company of Bronx volunteers, Eastchester Hose Com­pany Ko. 1. will act aa ah escort. Com­missioner Waldo. It Is expected, will order the "vamps" successors. Engine Ko_90 and Hook and Ladder No. 4L to participate In the parade.

WEDDING NOTICE mm, T

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POUCE WIDOW ASKS ROOSEVELT

TO GET PENSION -oe-

IAJTB-JOEL-Osi December T.l»MLat Be-1 When Theodore Roosevelt returns to the K ' l&i j£«yo*x . of m ^ e 2 d ? t ! . " o TJnlted.States a pemonal appeal will be

§J£**»«' J r - <* " • Wt»» " • • • t"lma«e «> Mm by Mra. Frederick Smith, ot . • v-n:—rr ^ — N t t - W*« P»rk place, Brooklyn, the widow

. Just why It was that the above marriage notice, which appeared in the Kerx York Herald to-day was delayed nearly a year and a half after the ceremony took place. no one would explain. At Ko. IB West ls}d street, given as the address ot the bridegroom, a woman who said she was Ur. Lane's mother, said that she dldn*« know anything about the marriage, or even know Miss Rosalie Joel, the bride. Her son eras living In Brooklyn tost at present, she said, but refused to give his address.

Mrs. Lane declared that she didn't even believe that her eon was married, and thought that In all probability the notice had been put In the peper as a Joke by

of hie friends. Further than this would say nothtng.

At No. lM East Sixty-second street the brld* ot to-day's notice could cot be »r*n'itei'xed'hlrn

DESCEND INTO PIT BY BLANKET ROPE

TO REACH PATIENT

Mia ccrt£3able dhte,*l& 24* ^ ^ ^ W J f e ^ ^ t ^ ^

ta-t nanaa

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S P E C I A L NOTICE. Mr. John Deaatoa bees to announce

opened bis new Ladles- sad Oeatlesea'a Restaurant _

at 133 Weat 43d s t . which esenects with rooms oa the 6th ar. aide. _ , _ .. „':-.-

This famous OYSTER and CHOP HOCSR Ranwa •-- /

JACK'S ksatteed the test for the part feneration far Its hlah class cuisine. Shell Bah aad saw*.

TeL, 2472—H. H. FL Wash. AT.

Xasthat. I D D E V l l l l l On Hudson. A O O t l I n l i Ale Pcchara.

i l-vst road. Ijrrtuaoot. . \ . 1 . J Boston Sine Cnlslne. Aftamooa teaa.

Music HEALT.

HOTEL ST. GEORGE Open an

tTEGER. formerly HUlbrool

l year. Ferry-Nyac

telephone, lot—.Nyacfc. 28 mBes k-Ferry Tarrytown. FELIX

ook Ian and Mlzxea Ton.

CwSeaeft'Ptrt u^[^^Arr^ C T f t l l P l D C COSEr ISLAND. On. all year. a l l A U u n O Restaurant a la carte. Music.

TEANEGX INN EKOLEWOOD. N. J. 10 m. Ale. TaUSlOW.

Try the Spaghetti ud Italiu- Specialties la) W. 44tbBBS s a fa | | | f l A lunch. 40c nr. 6th av. E D I I M I f 7 W 12 t o 3 P . l l

Music Sons" • • * » • • • » ' ^ U l l 1 A. M

Table d'Hote (Sne) 75c STr?g

WINTERS S S CBth S t . dt S i x t h A v . (TeL. 4»T CoL>

SPECIALTIES. Enallah Mutton Chbaa with Baaed PoUto; Broiled Lobsters and Rabbits. Open rrlll. Food In trans part at refrigerator. Popular pnees.

JHE WEST Elffl^lffiSVt.1!: c Sendars H*r to Si. T3c Theatre parties a specialty. PECK'S Downfn. 140 Pulton. Tdh..

COc. Tctne A cat* (11 A. M.. Lrh-.D'j. V P. M-l

^w%HUBER'SH Dleau &?c csrts

I H l l j . I t i m i M M J B T •*- Houston. Tab. wi^

Utile Hungary ****"******'>* Slncera ETery ETeninj.*

L . 50c • - * * * ' * ^ *-* >-"•>• M»a. *Mas!e.

45 W. 24th St. Open till 1A.M. TeL

tela*. D. t o l l Booas.

. 6 to 11 p, !rfc Booaa l c&i -u i i

153 W. 44th.T«L 141 Bry. DOTTORY^IS

T h e X e i v

Heatn.ura.nt, 23 W. 31st at.

baLB'yASthaT HoueCooklns. M. Hlrsh. Mgr.. form, with Sherry B..2SC; L..S0&: D..50c.A65c: Sun. D-U to 9 P.M.

HUNGARIAN

A M U S E M E N T S .

WOODlfiNSTEN INN WEST UUESTER. N. X. Oa WlUUmabridst road, near Pelham Parkway. Ate. Culslna Fraacalae.

A 3 U SE3IENTS.

THE NEW THEATRE

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but she was willing to talk over the tele phone.

Over the telephone a young woman an­swered ana said that she was the Mt»s Joel referred to In the notice, but said that ska would not talk about the wedding. She was willing enough to dfecurs the tough tuck the Giants were having with the weather or comment on other matters of puMIc Interest

••Don't talk about any other wedding to­day,*' she said sweelly. "except the bit affair between Miss Oould and Mr. Drcxrl. That ought to be enough of a wetMlng story to fill np the papers, snd what wc.oi l be the ns»e ot having any othrr? The wed-ding notice that eppeared had to be T«atd for, and It would be uae>«» to have a marriage noilfe thnt was given grails."

of a policeman who was shot to death by a burglar In the CnurcSi «f the Holy Redeemer, at avenue A and Third'street, thirteen years ago, for aid In securing an increase In her pension which General Bingham reduced from ISO to I S a month ehlle he was Police Commissioner.

Mts. Smith Is going to appeal to the former President because he was a mem­oir of the Board of Police Commissioners when Smith was killed and voted to grant her the pension ot 190 a month. She re­ceived the 130 monthly regularly until General Bingham reduced IL The slaying ot he** husband caused a sensation when It c-currxd.

On the night of October « , U97. Police­man Smith discovered that some one had broken Into the Chut^h of the Holy Re­deemer. He went lm.!de. flndln'T Frits Meyer, a burglar, at work at the altar. Smith, who was a tall strapping man,

Tho burglar placed a revolver

PARISIEN Ladle** Huaca. nan Orchestra. •43 Stb ST.. at Mth s t . Van

CuUlne f lIIIIICD W I T " Prwcala.. U l f l R t l l " l X S

F. DELENNE "&££° Dyck SI

65e Studio Bids.

Tel..l»J2 Col umbos.

iy and l'ark place wbeniprirata Di&iac Rooma. He traced them to the

110.112 W E S T SSTB ST. (llarays Opea-> T H E FAMOUS 5IIRROR B O O R .

EXCELLENT CTinNE. SSRVJCB ALP. Musical Kntertalnsneat E a c h R i g h t .

Tel.. C5G3-Msrray Mill.

at the policeman's mouth, shooting him twice and killing him Instantly.

While the murderer was trying to escape a brother policeman relied Meyer. He wasl Sullivan,>be tied into a loo tried and electrocuted in Ping Sing. MeyerUrSt tied to the railing. paid A tribute to the bravery of Smith be­fore he was electrocuted, saying that it Smith hadn't been so brave a man he would not have been killed.

"1 threatened to kill him and he must

William Sterling, thirty-five years old, a clerk, of Trenton, N . J., fell over a rail guarding a deep areaway In front of the building a t Ko. 4 Park place, early to­day, and narrowly escaped death. To treat Sterling and get him to an ambu­lance Dr. La Vake. of the Hudson Sircet Hospital, had to lower himself Into the areaway by means of two blankets tied together to form a-rope

Policeman Sullivan, of the Fulton street station, was standing on the eonthwest corner of Hroadws he heard groans. area. He Shouted, but received no an­swer. .The policeman sent in a hurry call for Df. I A Vake and notified his station house. lieutenant Derery sent Detec- #*,,__,_ —^.^ , M „ f c . ^ . s_.h „ * «„», . . . live Hay to the .scene and notified other SW"A1&,?O?:!SI C I^^^ prucemen on their beats to go there. Mustrai Kutertaiament Each Right.

Dr. La Vake reached the, corner snd' J****** • ** «**«> »*• went to the railing. He peered over i t ' and could dimly see the whits shirt worn by the Trenton man. The dot tor shouted at htm and this time Sterlimf was able to tell what had happened. The areaway base is eighteen «fcet below the sidewalk level and is between th< front ot a boot-bltek parlor snd the silewalk line.

The surgeon went to ois ambulance and got a blanket nsed fr-r patients and then took the blanket oT the .imbalance horse. These, with the assistance of Policeman

a rope, which* Then Dr. I A

Seat*. $2 to SOc X S J * " Telephone. SSOO-CoL

BEETHOVEN Dramatic B!

Every Erg lography. with Beetborea'e Music | K-.8:l5. Matt.Wed..Tburs.A SaLat 2.

FAUST'S Baal* Onxatia.

ver hand, lowered himself of the p i t

Vnke, band ov< to the bottom

The rope was n i v .1 to the sidewalk and the doctor's instrument case lowertsl down. With the light of an electric

Lola Rrotl

P R O P R I E T A R Y .

Health Demands that the bowels be kept rcgu* lar. Neglect means sickness. Sluggish bowels are quickly regulated by

Beecham's PUls

ta hoaaa 1 0 c aad 85a.

have known 1 mearji i t " said Meyer, " b u t i n a , h * i J l n t „ n the snrccon examined Ster

« t 4 a S i % o ^ n r ^ ? a ^ r ^ ^ h5P " * W f f f W d *^™X * 8 l 1 I t t t i u i ? S h t * ^ meantime Policeman Snlliva,.

j The dauchters sre now married. but l* h o r ' U d < ' c r - Thta he cot to the railinf JWIlllam. nho is twenly-one years old l l " * the sn iewn finished Ws rxavninalton 'an Invalid and almost he'ptes«. He su«-in f ^ '^bng . The ladder was lowered *alnrd an Injury when a boy In a runaway s o *,K> ^ , , r t o r *n™ h , , P**"*'11* might got accident that in now affeci'lng him Mr* "P- Sterling, about six feet tall nnd Smith n-ds It Impossible to amsjajle htmi'*<ighlag '~** ponnds, in his wcakeneJiC'^HHSW'aWH**

QUEEN crmTABLt D'HOTB si'SS-sswESTas"? ST.

OlCSia *atT. 4*2* •> «TAVE. ,S.ON-0» »AS. RP.RGCI. Pr. p. (Tel.. «tl-Msrray Rlll.t Rest Table tTBete Dlaaer la City, S3c.

V l i b r«cu or whit* wise , *A»» to »;*.» i \ M. T O D A t ' S XESf : -A«»«T>. t Kell»hea.

Ottall. Ooaaomme dtoyaL rollefl Saaa. Maltre £11 Bro

lJau"*^W»;""9«*«betil Sr*c«al . Jed Chkl-n. „ Svtsa 1*»h, l/ett&ee Salad. Xeane!Uaa/lc

-all. ps Teal. lp*clal. Iamb. Mtat.

DINXER WITH WERNER CHAMi*A03lL*»c D1SNER SERVED IN NEW CtFE. CO*.

AccrNTBu»J»»>-.« t<*r Xltvtrttl *».l Prltate Parties. PRIVATE PINlNtl ROOMS. Special Soutcnlr*. OM M«"eiil Dlarser. $1.

SrE« IAL SINDAT DINNERS. SrrriAI. MNrnrON.elth alee. 4(V.«MCT|-

HIPPODROME ^ E n u r e Block. Sth Ave.. 43d to 44th St. -Dally Mat. 2. Beat Seata i t . F.ts-.S. 23c.$1.50. EutiP!- Circus by I A Trip (Ballet or i luslde CO Uti le People 1 to Japan I Jewels I the Earth NAIIilOVAS QQthSt.Tbea. OgandB'Tray. M e x i n c Z l ' t l o l t ' » SS.nr.By. *l.W Mi.To-m.

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Plaht lnw Rope .

S E W V O R K ' S L K A O I N U " „ « — « _ , -T H E A T R E S A X D S U C C E S S E S .

NEW AMSTERDAM ttEF&KISS: "-posrerrul

Vltld Drama ,ot Mother Lore.

103T W. SSth. near B'way. Tel.. 1436-3S, RIVOLir£%l B A L O G H ^ r f f a ^ D P . * n d i ^ ^ S r n « , S m &

caawa*4»m*ss»*4g»rr *«B*B*SI • » ,j.u^ JTJ, k\Y* rmmiiy patixutpr*. BoT ?1 ROVERSI^i^Tet^l 41 E. 21st. * ^ w w *-»*^»-»* Gram. M-Palca Italian IL. 40s. Lrh.. SOc. wine. FERRARI'S 2T6 TIB ST.

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HENRY W. SAVAGE offers 1

MADAME NEW YORK SESS^afSZ M A ' S K Y L A R K Mjsfcal Ccmedy. I |DC0TVTHKATRE.\V.42rtat. ETta.S:15. L l D t n I 1 Mats. To-morrow A Kat. at 2.

n*t xalae It a t a n y cost.**-Ev. S u a . r ABCftDlHISl l l ^ -

\ FORTUNE MU.INTtR

U 2 W . 2 » l h s L nr. Sth av. MUSIC,

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ETHEL BARRY MORE " f c u NVit Men—All Star Cast In CASTE.

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THE SPENDTHRIFT with Edmund Breese.

I Y O F I I M 43th at., nr. B'way. Era.. S:li" bJvCV^ 1 lSL.-..Matlaee.Thur/. A Rat.

MRS. FISKE T^F^vVMrxr

PILLARS OF SOCIETY Tue». Next^HAS^CHBRRTna The Spltflre.

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Mat. Sat. <*tT. 3

THE DOLLAR PRINCESS CHARLES D 1 U J N O H A M ' S — u . . i ^ , - —

GLOBE" f S t « - 3VJCRK TOjyx .

HOTEL NASSAU LONG BEACH L. I.

26 mala* from New York tla E. Mth st- to Queenaboro Brldce. Jackson ar.. Tboapsoa a*.. Uolrman Boul'rd. Illlltlde ar.. ricbt (rem Peace Monument, so. oa Merrick road, throats 8prtarueld. Rockrille Centre a lr-zg Bch.Toad

The hotel is European plan exclusively ana onr^grtli room has become famous for coat rood and mualc. For rooms or table resem> ttons rail Telephone. 100—Lour Beach.

ATLANTIC INN Prist CttT. State* Island. ••aara e.••

EDWARDS' Red lion Inn oa tbe~Bostoo Pi>st Read at

LARCBMOH.fl.Y. Httale, Southern Melodlea

French Colslce. • • Edwards, also Hotel Catletoa. Stsafoct,

LA RAPHAELLE Great F r e n c h Af ter n i n a e r CordUL

H O T E L S A X D HESTAtHANTS.

Mor wVjtV't 2:15.

H i e Flemish Restaurant of the

GRAND UNION HOTEL IS NOW OILN.

It Is a quaint sad laterestl&r rooa: tli food la Rood aad prices are reasoaaMe.

MADISON SQ. 8MDEIl£?>";r->%"rT-H

LAST 5 DAYS L a s t 3 Per formances Xext Saturday.

an<| to keep with tho medicine he r.c^ds her home to^ethf r. She receive* aid from her relative* s-,1 marred danRMcr*.

Mrs. Smith Mild ah*. WOaThJ rot mind th»

condilion wss tinsble lo use the l*«Mcr.! ' T n o poltcfmr-n went down the l.vl«ler

snil, with the d^Mor asststiac Sterllnit to a sinndlnc Dosition, he WAS aMe to MS

decrease In ths r*nslon hut for the Illness 'his leg* sufficient to i>Uee Ihem on the of her son. She cannot leave him alone runs*. *rt<l wltn the Dolieenien rlrnwtns: snd con«eo.nenMy cannot KO to huMness. on his snonWer snd the doctor snrtporting Ph* rpelleves the city should return hrr !>i* weight from behlnc!. lie was helped i.< the extra |t3 a month that General Rlng-'.lhe sireel. He KM taken to the hos-h...-n cut off. ji>Ur.l, where it is said that his condition is

Mrs. Smith said she fntends to appeal inot serious. to former President Roosevelt because he! •» xxas exceedingly kind to her when her TTWe «*nfere«f 4* ctrtrti in tU tpecisl husband was killed, and told her that if; rA.« , / . ,w«. . i «L-rffan f« fi« n^-\,,trr at any future date'she wished his services V ? ^ J?. ., S i £*.a H>\ 7 he would grant them. At the time Mr. d , * ' n r ' - » • « - « r . weoree W. AMnca iria Roosevelt spoke In the highest terms of rindication of hit official a< 1$ of IM aoFTaf Smith's bravery. Sce | 0 . m o r r o l c - . HERALD.

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