The evening world. [volume], November 24, 1911, Final Edition, Image 12

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THE EYElfllfO VOSLX), TBICAT, 24," 191f;"
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WOMAN FOUGHT
MOB OF 2,000 10
MISS CAMPBELL,
WHO FOUGHT MOB
TO ARREST MAN.
ARREST DRIVER t
Miss Campbell Tells How She
Held to Horse While
Crowd Struggled.
Mlaa Oatharlna Cmphall, R-rnary nf
tha BI1-a-W Home, to-rtny told how
ah battled for an hour yeatrMay after
noon In front of har horn. No. 41
Fourth avrnuf, with a urowd of 2,000
paranna, barauaa ah Inalatrd upin .ir
rcatlnc an lhtien-yer-od drlvrr for
kleklnc hla horaa In the etomach.
Tha rrowd turned unexpectedly aa-alnat
tha valiant woman and tried to take
hr nriaoner away from her. She waa
draawed a block HlnKlnir to the horae a
bridle. The animal waa knocked down
three tlmea by the etniwrllna; mob, ench
UiM llmplnn to hla feet, with Mlaa
Campbell atlll ellng-ln to hla head.
Mlaa Campbell, atlll anjrry and hrulaed.
told the atory of her Ma-nt to a reporter
to-day. after which ahe appeared In
Jefferson Market Court aaalnat two
memneri of the crowd, one whom ahe
charged with aeaatilt, and tha other
wHh Inciting the crowd aa-alnat her.
They are Louie Newman, twenty-nine
yaara old. of No. Ill Irving atreet.
Mount Vernon, and Harry Kronenthal, I
a Bellevue nurae. of No. 1470 Brook I
ajtama.
When the prleonem were arraigned
before Maglatrate O'Connor to-day
Kronenthal waa fined U on i charge ,
at dlaorierly conduct and Newman I
had hla caaa adjoined until Tuesday j
next
Kdarairl (VDonnell, the driver who
Mlaa Campbell accueed of cruelty, waa
arraigned laat night In the Night Court
and fined IS Mlaa Campbell aald to
day that O'Dnnnrll turned out to be I
her only friend In the crowd arter ene
had arreated him. lte tried to help
har up on the aeat of hla wagon, ao
that he could drive her out of the
crowd, offering to take har to the ata
tion houae.
DRIVER LAUGHED AT HER
WHEN SHE CALLED TO HIM.
"1 am all black and blue from the
fight with that mob yeaterday," aald
Mlaa Campbell to-day. "You aee I
have only been off rrutchea laaa than a
week, recovering from a broken leg.
"1 waa hare late yeaterday talking to
a woman friend who had dropped In,
when I waa attracted by a nolae In
Fourth avenue. I llatened. and heard
horee neighing pitifully. I lankaa put
af the window ana eew u uonneu Eleg
ant hla horae In the atomach.
! "I threw a peach atone out of tha
window to attract hla attention. When
he looked up I called to him to atop
bualng hla horae. He only laughed.
That made ma angry, ao I Immediate
1y allppad a coat and ahlrt over :ny
houae gown and went down to the
atreet. He tried to get away. I clutched
the horaa'a bridle and told O'Donnell
that he waa under arreat.
"He tried to whip up the horae and
drive away, but I atlll held on. A crowd
collected, and they didn't aeem to under,
atand that I waa doing a humane act
and had the authority to arreat the
driver of the wagon. All thay did waa
leer at ma and tell ma to let O'Donnell
alone.
"The crowd cloaed In about ma and
tried to drag mo from the horae. It
waa then that I noticed Kronenthal
yfl P''r"i LaL
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WALL STREET.
Karly trodlng In the atnek market to
day waa a repetition of the prevlona
raaalona thla week a brlak upward
movement In progrraa In nearly all f
the active fe.it ;ra. Tha only ciianae
In the character of tha market waa
the aliirtltig hack Of Mtorl and Ilea. ling
to their ciiatomary place aa market
leadcra. 1 nt h fheae laaura rnaa to a
new high level for IMa movemen riteel
tvaa prralatrntly ptirrhaaM during the
fl:at hour, the price na a conaeriuence
moving BP to a.". 1-1. Heading waa
ntruatty prominent with a 11-4 i. n :o
1M 1-1
Other ahirea trailed along with larqre
fiartlnn.il Kilna.
Knrther irnlna were extahllahed at
midday, It.. i l. Steel. Cnnndlan anl
irnl'in Pacific nil bettered their Initial
prlceH by nlmoat 1 point.
I.nte renllalng wlpeil out the early
palna. howpver. ntnl elOglBf aalea wern
around the loweet Of the day. with
many of the lending atrw-ka auatnlnlng
loaxea of 1 point.
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The rehearaal waa attended by ;o7.en
of managera repreaentlng American.
Oermaii and Kngllah playhou.aj.
The f Inalna I'rlrea.
aVajM ' luiin.-t. lowtai Ami )at print. ui of
ret reii.er Bagaaaai awn eemaj naai
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who waa veiling at me and telling the
mob to drag me away.
"Three tlmea the iTowd, tiy aheer
weight, aa they preaaed In about me,
knocked Bhe horae over. Kach time the
animal managed to atrugtrle to hla 'net.
In aplte of hla flight he aeemed to know
Inatincnively that I waa a friend and he
licked my face and did everything a
dumb brute could do to ahow me that
he waa trying to obey.
"Finally after I had been dragged a
block Policeman Connel came from the
Weal Thirtieth atret atatlon and ar
reated the three men on my complaint."
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LEHAR'S NEWOPERETTA
REHEARSED IN VIENNA.
"Hva" Has Dramatic Incidents
and Fascinating Muic Many
Managers l isten.
'IKNNA. Nov. 24. - Franz Iehar'a
lateat operetta, "Eva," had a dreat
rehearaal yeaterday at tho Wiener The
atre. The hook la by Wlllner and Bodanaky.
It dcala with the adventurea of a work
ing girl, who, after aome dramatic In
cidenla. finally Jolna her lover, hei for
mer employer, whoae overturee ahe had
prevloualy rejected. There are aome
cnptlv.itlng aonga and waltzea, which
doubt leaa will become popular. Never
theleaa, the crltlci think that Lehar
ahowa a decline In originality, hla work
IJreellneja to Mr. ajrhilelrter.
County (Merk William V. Hchneidor
waa the recipient to-day of an lmmena"
rtoral trlbiile from the clerka In hla
ofhVo, the .iccaalon being t!ie forty-aev-enth
artn.vi raary of hla birth and tun
MtobNtRon of hla illvtf wedding. A
large boiiiuet of American beauty
rnaea wtti alao aent lo Mi" s.hneir
at her home, No. S Baal line Hundred
and Thlrty-flrat atreet.
SAVE YOUR SILVER !
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MANUFACTURING FURRIER
30 WEST 22D ST.
Half Block. Bast of Sixth Avenue
(FORMERLY OF SIXTH AVINUE)
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Fur Coats
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Black Moire Pony Coats,
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Black Lynx Scarfs $26
Politiw Fox.$c,arf 120
Black Kox Scarfs $15
Blue Wolf Scarfs $15
Black Wolf Scarfs $15
Natural Wolf Scarfs $1$
Cinnamon Color Wolf Scarfs $25
Alaska Sable Scarfs $15
Sablecl Raccoon Scarfs $15
Natural Raccoon Scarfs 812
Persian Lamb Scarfs $15
Fur Muffs
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$35 $45 $$5
$25 $36 $46
$20 $30 $35
20 $25 $30
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Black Lynx Muffs $25
Pointed Fox Muffs $25
Black Fox Muffs $15
Blue Wolf Muffs $15
Black Wolf Muffs $14
Natural Wolf Muffs.. $15
Cinnamon Color Wolf Muffs $25
Alaska Sable Muffs! $20
Sabktl Raccoon Muffs $15
Natural Raccoon Muffs $12
Persian Lamb Muffs $20
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TfoanksgflvJirig Special
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$7, $6 and $5 All-Wool Suits, $3.50
$10, $9 and $8 All-Wool Suits, $6.50
$7 All-Wool Chinchilla Coats, $4.95
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