The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
June 1, 1908
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rr 1 I THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY JUNE t 1902 Yn AUTO AT HIGH SPEED I UPSETS ON WAY FROM CONEY TWO KillED Ii i t 1 j Party of Men Travelling at Racing Clip ii Dashes Into Tree and Machine Is i Overturned Burying Lanyon and I Five Guests Under Wreck I John Lanyon superintendent of a private detective agency with of fices at No 350 Broadway Manhattan and iNo 371 Fulton street Brook lyn whew home is it No H74 Pacific street Brooklyn was showing five friends how fast his new automobile would run coming in from 1 e Coney Island when at 410 A M today the machine skidded in round ing a corner at Ocean Parkway and rort Hamilton avenue near the entrance to Prospect Park and turned over I J Four of tho Ilx moa In the oar were twisted stuel work 1 ktaught undor tho II and when it was raUcd two of lean other dead and two I yens friends wero f mortally wounded ji of f ft Wllllnm P Ooiibeauo1 fortytwo No 1J77 Pacific avenue who leaves a wife and several children He w aa oni ol tin owners of the wed Ice Cream Company of Brooklyn Thomor Nolan Iort llvo of No 2U threo Now York avenue who served terms In the old board of IClnk County Supervisors snd who was prominent In Democratic politics A wlfo and auvurul children survive htm Two Badly Injured The Injured fomave a Victor A Brandw wholesale grocer of No 1712 Atlantis avenue Hight arm and thitfh broken and possible Internal Injuries Talun I to Kings County Hospital I James McKenna foro three of No I I rs Brooklyn avenue emploud In tho office of Comptroller Motz Left i shoulder broken find Internal lnjurlo Kings County Hospital The sixth man In the car was Ernest Eggert of No lf3 Pacific street who was riding on the front scat with Lon I yon and who escaped with shock and I fright Lanyon wasnt hurt either to speak of I Esgert said today that all the men In the party were members of the MndUon Club a political organization at No U19 Pacific street Brooklyn I Captain Lanyon he got his military title leading the Boers against tho British in South Africa was boasting I about his machine In the clubhouse I when Goubeoud and another of the pirty jollied him about Its merits He then eusgested that they go out with I him and let him prove all he claimed for the mathl1e A Survivors Story TVe drove down to the Island raid Eeirert and after knocking about for I a few hours started back On the way homo we stopped at lIndens rood house and Wiled some more time Wa STOCKS STRONG IN nmcTWE MAR KfT Stocks started strong today practi cally all of the leading speculative stocks rising a point or more Missouri Pacific advanced 2 Baltimore Ohio 1 12 Northern Pacific 1 38 and Union Pacific and St Paul 1 14 The town continued vigorous in later dealingx Reading Pennsylvania Steel and Amalgamated Copper being added to the leaders Trading was active The total side of stocks were 1W1MO shares and of bonds 2 378000 i The Cloing Price To lsy1 hLcbeit lowest and lent j rloei oC I i stockc end ot net changes as eocnpartd with fcatUTdaji final figures arc HJI follow Net high JXJA LattCniiig fm41 Copper 174 toV Intl j I Am Car a Fj Ji atl Eatr h Am Ice Co s y4 ly Am Locomotive fi isb ly 2 I 1U8 tit t 7t U9 I Am S Ii It If lor Jrs uatg Am Sugar 13Oy iv s now iv Auuund Mining 4I S 4l 4 431 J At T A S V fly 1 Cn 2 i Bait A Ohio bli 0 11 14 I DlIlrn Rap Tran duq 1 lull Iy Can ac 1M IIIV H0 14 I k Ches Ohio kl 411 4lv i Cle M ft it I1 1arl 111 1S 471 CWc NIP 15 11 X tr 340 Col Fuel A Iron JNU JlIi S4S 6th fmihrrn tai UK a1t t4 r mol llaa ILt 124 I i Del Hu4won 1m I w KVI ills See Corp 141 3ii4 31A is Trie 1 u 111 flea Ul0 rlc tl i Ili 115 I Oi North Pt inn i us i in v illy Inter Met rjj iJi IZI u III Cmtral MIj Ml f rs U Inter 1umn 1 24 4 II Louis t Nash tiP laid 111 l1nh111n t17 Ili Ili ti i lInn SI I Z n i v M fil L SHJI I11ili I13 11 lei j 110 IC e T I Zi4 d Zh Mo Pellle m l I 1 Nat Lu1 1791 17 Ii a j Norfolk Ii Reat nAi I AIf t1 North am 111 I 63 2 II N Y Crlllr 1n3Iy 1u7L4 toI 3 N Y S 11 131 111 111 Northern Isr 11 in 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begged him to i go cautiouily about tho curve Than the Strut thing I knew we wwi bump ing and kidding and banging agatnet the curb Ai the car turned over Lan yon and I were thrown out to a safe ort spot and not badly hurt We hud I hit several trees before I wai thrown out All happened 10 quickly that I could not tall what b rl thus la the rear teat When we managed to 8 ramble to our fet and look around we wore hoe rllled to nnd Oobeaud and Nolan dead and Urnndei and McKenna badly In I Jured Tho car had turned over on I them but 1U momentum carried It far ther along 10 that It nai not aecti I nary to lilt It to get at their bodies t Dggert laid that It wa fully fifteen mlnutoj alter the oroah before a po I liceman arrived When tho Injured hud been taken to the hovpllal the shattered our was towed to PUn I garage nera Tho bodies of abe dead men wero taxen to an undertaking eg tablUhmcnt In the neighborhood and Cep 1 l anyon wn arrested on a tech nical charge of homicide He wa locked up In the INukvllIe elation and later taken to tile Tlatbuih Court When taken before llo liitrato Steer lan on wen 10 broken up over the trill pdj that he wne ioaro Iy able to tAlk He domed that he trot vpcedjnff and raid that the accident wat oauiad by the brake lorktni Before I could release It he raid the machine sefmril nil tied up In a knot and then came a eerie of crnuhci Mflatrate Steen paroled Lankan un til June It fULTON Sf LINt Of LORSf CANS OISCONIINUf Receivers Stopped Service on the Antiquated Road at Noon ToDay Br order r f Adrian H Jollne and Iouatln HIIltovn rpopllr of the N TCrh ell r Railway fnni iiiy ear rice on the Fulhin tre l ero town line n 118 1I untlnued M non toditri Fire ntulnnt arks on wheels nmeqiie rtling ne etreet Mn ln 1IP111 ln1NP I eta leu aitlliile ilrlrprH mill fiiiwliitliiM went Ililn rflhnl un HIP ttxjhp i l Il and prvrv truck ilrlyrr ilnltm Intel flee s In lie flimnUitl illMilit gave three ghpN 1 lie rocetrcn dieonthnte the aid rulnn Ptroet linenod old Is a mwil wonl l aaUBr It has not pild The n iftl yen 1IWT howej n lee of SXtaio The itoptinue of oiiPintlim of the care will not cut any partlonlnr nre to the occasional pit inns but It Is n bad blow to hundred of perponn cnttprpd all over the country who hold POOOPO i worth of 1 per cent bonds soiled again the property on Nor 1 1WC Bondholder Plan Action Man of these bondholder the at points to molt from New York that they know jothlng or the iwtluii at the Metropolitan receiver A tow of t1pm took action last week looking to the appointment of Independent receiver for the Fulton street line It le quite likely that Messrs John and Robin ion will rot object to this procedure providing they are allowed to make certain term The Fulton creel line WM darted away bock In antiquity a I 1M North and East River Company It poctorned a franchise for the operation of a horea car railroad In Fulton street from Droadvtay to William street a distance of two block Wlien the only treet oar transporta tion on Droodwav was In tho shape of stages and Fulton Ferry was the main artery of travel bOw In New Xork nnd DrooXl n the Fulton tro4 line tiald With the extonnlon of the west side street railroad line to the Bat too And the olectrlflcutlon of all sur face and L line business dropped off Lot on Bond lt ue JJererthelexs with all thoM Improve ments Inevitably In right the dlrocton of the Fulton Street Railroad Com pany Issued MOO 000 In bonds tiilrtoon yean aco and tM Ouaranty Trjit Company became trustee of the mort earn Then along came the RVHII Whitney aymA and an iimi l control or the Fulton slrrpn line under a con tract which called upon the Metro politan to vaT the Interest on tlwl bond Issue amounting to BO 000 a year neoelvers Jolln and Robinson were not long In dUoovarln that this IWOOO outlay annually coupled with an aver age loss of 21 000 In operation made the Fulton street line ooit the New JAMES McGREERY GO 23d Street 34th Street UPHOLSTERY DEPT in Rot s On Sale Tuesday June the and About 10000 yards Fine French and English Cretonne Designs and colors suitable for furniture slip covers draperies and fancy work 32 in wide aSc 350 480 and 63c per yd usual prices toe S5c 6c and 35c 50 in wide5oc ioo 150 and 195 per yd usual prices 3c 150 225 and 300 Summer Curtain Fancy Muslin ioo 150 and 200 pair Renaissance 185 275 tl 350 t4 Snow Flake H 150 250 425 t Muslin and Cretonne Bed Sets all sizes Silk and Madras Tissues Lace Curtains Portieres and Dra peries called for cleaned and stored Window shades awnings and slip covers to order 23d Street 34th Street JAMES McCREERYGQ Dressmaking and Tailoring Dept Fourth Floor I Models of Tailormade Suits are now being exhibited from which copies will be made at short notice 6500 Linen Suits 4500 The remaining stock of Imported Gowns at greatly reduced prices ThirtyFourth Sheet t t rlJi rW1a 1J f 1 York ili nllIay iomi im the Jlrr rnpalhnos u tfnr J4 s i ir Th IslOn o dNtOTUJllUt JM lU I lit r Vt l t If I d M T I 1 a IT ml d nt box lif i 11 n M 1 till fi tilt 11pin k 1 I o LIw tit bondholder t to Wen 1011 to pintrct tnMr In C DELAY ASKED IN I THE DRESSER SUIT Lawyers in Action Against Mercantile Trust Not Ready i to Go On i i The ruse of tyrvr Dif r r I tb Mricniiil Tuit oiiimi fnr i pro two tone mllrt tnti belliri IttMrr i PUT C iiiirrnr Inart it Mliinli 01111 iff nreinwni hni bear runt mi hnl1 eldrs the iH tl e took lute sin i ilarlH mill nlll wire h4s ilc lon lu I moron morning as to nhrther Ih I iiifr lair bP c llpil at once or qo ore for lIe 11111I Mi VrPRI suer to wiTr about s241 in width lip nlpn I1e liwl In i l11rorang In the fulled Ptafp fWilp hiillillnn pninpmir uutlPrirrltliis tncl tie tieA none HIP Inillrltliisl Jpfpmlnnt are iriiiultv IJ Alr nmlPf John JILT Me Cook Willlivii I Oulilrnr flin if C Iwning Alt In W Kretli Inhn W imp and James Hnrrm HjTjc Fmn A YellnIni who atgtra roU Jt r Hit hr illMi al ilpfrmlntlt mill that he tied only rerrn ty been nfpsil RP connfol In the rn o and that lie wt ukl not b ready to ffo op for three ar fOUr Tif3ii Mrrtoff that Jw eg W torte were helnp made to pettlc even nf fir sidle tHlnt tilt defendants ftuiuel A tnt rm eir who reprewnt cil tno llprcnntlle Trust Ctnlt1r IFD fleshed a po upurlemen Mo iitl tint 111 C Demlne Inrnwlt r fce jire llent of the Trift CM nprtn nn Inipnrlant witness wnfl new abroad and could not lie present If the trlril ffiould proceed nt onw He added that he too had made Mratmnnent to fro abroad In n few dale dn811 Biillliran Rmlth of coutvel for the plaintiff fnitl there wee ra 1 little t1 the rerort that efforts were holni rneO to rttle nome of the Butte brought bv hl client JfothhiK definite had been done In that direction lie wanted the trial to trwewl withoiit further delay BANK ROBBERS GET 7000 POSSES HUNTING THEM I CUDA Knn June 1Fonr men rohtood the etnte Rank of CuSn 10 day and M cnp l with ahout t7dail after n fight with citizens Xo ore was ehm PDeee are In pursuit of the ribhrrK ffiQt 2imm mnTIilU rm ed t4s 0 I1rt 1iIi t i AG CASTO RIA I I tC Ewe L 4 ThJaI J For Infants and Children MS Ca f 1 IT The Kind You Have 53H51 1 n Jr J C t B gr1 l I tLloHUl3PElt U 5 Always Bought I PElt 4EI1 J3 k AlgelnbkPrernttionferts JSothi slmllaIUlglf1CrlJofamJ ufJ Bears the A rjfl d ICSIOInaftls111N1DUStGSf N S dac 0 I F Signature i f iI 0d 4 d Promotes CherrfW g DigeslionclwrrfuJ of 1 1t5 ness and IbstContalns neiilw Or Opium Morphine nor 1I1H11L SSfi ill NOT NARCOTICI i p7 d dr i RryralUtftAjt zm1JD it taS II i krrh7 trrI taSp 1 Rnt s P I In p eta t trrl f n fct 1lffFJftMII I 5ft10 t g 6 1 Use rga f Q Aperfecl Remedy rbr Q Ion Sow GtomtmDIarrtoe IJ AYorms jCoimilskmsFhTrish For Over 0 r V B r 6D ncsslln Loss OF SHEEP i oeG F1usil NEW flhttffo35 N YORK of Thirty Years It i I r onlhs bW GASTORIA Fbodi jttinrantced underthe Eb Exact Copy of Wrapper vet CUTv CeiaNT M no YOOO CITT The World pri nts more separate advertise ment every week month and year than ANY OTHER newspaper on earth WE SELL MORE RCAL LACEs THAN ANY STORE IN AMERICA nlneJi1t I roe ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS 6TH AVE 22D TO 23D ST N Y Mens 12 tilts for 8 And a Pair of 350 Trousers and FREE 1 a 250 Fancy Vest Spendid uptodate seasonable suits cut in the latest fashion Take your choice of single or doublebreasted models from the various materials and patterns We have all sizes for stout medium and slender men u5 o 1 rz 1 Take any pair of trousers you want from the 350 lot i J and any 250 fancy vest FREE Your choice of num a I bers of styles in striped worsteds cheviots and outing trousers in turned up bottoms and hundreds of styles in fancy S t r a 1 vests either washable or mercerized effects Hat s i I WOMEN who are economical will be quick to recog li nize this as the most liberal bargain offer ever made by any gale and of Boys Mens f f 1 store in New York Straw Hats f If your HUSBAND FATHER OR BROTHER samp lines 1 r cannot attend this sale YOU do so by all means Bring Itt and half price chest and will three measurements onlychesl waist lengthwe guarantee both fit and satisfaction i 1 4 Other stores r 12 for theU18 5350 1 Entire 8 i for the trouse s and f combina ask as l 250 for the vest tion and up Tuesday Specials in Mailings Carpets and Rugs i Specials for Tuesday that will save you money Extraordinary purchase at the peremptory I sale ol Field Chapman Co held during the past wek I 5898 ROLLS OF CHINA SI298 ROLLS OF JAPAN 55c INGRAIN CARPET 36 I I MATTING good quality in neat ESEMATriNCSl lavy quality inches wide and reversible only patterns specialln tf il QA m carpet designs in d 389 30 yards to a cus ft I I rolls of 20 yds at tp Jl Ot i rolls of 20 y1s at c Comer tomorrow at l 2e i S1098 ROLLS OF CHINA 79c BRUSSELS CARPETSall 51498 BRUSSELS RUGSsize I MATTING heavy grade in neat wool in neat hall stur and 9x12 neat patterns and color I designs special in p OQk room patterns marked 1 a trolls 2 89 ge ings mill sam 4 ds at tlJ l Oe7 C s 98 I rolls of 20 yds II tor tomorrow at ples special at u I SI698 ROLLS OF JAPAN S2998 AXM1NSTER RUGS I ESE MATTINOS linen warp I se 9x12 new assortment of 698 DINING ROOM RUGS I and in carpet patterns in patterns and size 9x12 extra heavy quality of 20 yards I colorings g J marked for to rolls at 4 8th I colours vial at spe tfJ XTT 2 d morrow only at 325 I Linoleums and Oilcloths j Sale from 8 to lOA M and from 2 to 4 P M SI10 IMPORTED SHEET LINO SI50 GENUINE INLAID LINO I LEUM seamless 1 vards wide 1i hlly LEUM in remnant lengths colors go diniaged nn specnl Nile I HII rrnv through to the back on sale tomorrow from 8 to 10 A111 and 2 to y from 8 to 10 A Al and 2 to 1ge t02ge fC I 4PM at Tt 4PAV at I 49c OILCLOTH perfect grade and cut ria 89C INLAID LINOLEUM plain colors I from the full roll good patterns that go through to the back marked marked special for tomorrow from 8 special for tomorrow only from 8 to to at 10 AhLand2to4Pbh 14c at IOt1Nand2to4P Al 35e I I L a w 4 a I t tr 1 I JAMES McGREERYft CO 23d Street 34th Street On Sale Tuesday June the 2nd LADIES SUITS In Both store Tailored Suits Various fabrics and I models 1850 2500 and 2950 former price 2500 to 4OO Voile Princess Dresses Lined with Taffeta Silk 2700 former price 3SOO A variety of Costumes and Wrap at greatly reduced prices I 1 STAMPED PATTERNS in Both stores Stamped Underwear and Shirtwaists t 1 Designs to match I Night Gowns on nainsook floa vthie ioo 1 Chemises on nainsook 480 f 1 value hoe 1 I Drawers r on nainsook 380 j vane sse Corset Covers on nainsook i8c I rattle 2jc Shirtwaists on sheer linen ioo value 150 Knitting and Crochet Silks Needles j Cottons Wools etc a LACE NECKWEAR DEPTS in Both Store Dutch shape Collars of Irish Crochet handembroidered linen and novelty lace combinations High block Collars Irish Crochet Novelty and Real Laces Yokes and Guimpes of Irish Crochet tucked net and fancy laces Irish Crochet Collars and bands 195 295 and 325 Irish Crochet Bows and Jabots 95c 150 and 195 I Irish Crochet Coats Louie XV I models 9000 I CORSETS In Both Stores All Corsets Carefully Fitted I C B a la Spirite Corsets Models for every type of figure Front and side J I supporters 100 C B a la Spirite Corsets Long back and heavily boned for well devel oped figures Also models for average and slender figures 150 C B a la Spirite Corset Many I new and graceful models for average and slender figures Also model for t well developed figure with long back j 1 and extra piece in front which greatly reduces the figure Front and side 1 supporters 250 C B a la Spirite Corsets New models for every type of figure Model with extreme long back and front of corset boned to support the bust mould ing the figure into correct proportions long and slender graceful lines I 300 to 800 McGREERY SCO f fI 23d Street 34th Street T V i 1 1 Democrats Notice Is hereby given that during the coming election a great many questions will arise concerning past electoral votes the tariff prohibition immigration and other questions of vital interest to all t voters J The World Almanac and Encyclopedia for 1908
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