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District attorney makes inspection and may
. hleh had a otitck uohyxiatlnK effect.
, in kmk wtodowi tad the ghet ta the doors. The guards at ursi rougm
. v u tw mm. last were swamouered and the doors
Men and
- nr ijwu ma MAftTY.
S rteasaveva "t - -
i TBA toewjea 1 imum ami inew iwuic '-j'
'-. i fv1 tremntM. wnmni and nrK
r OCVS SJNJUMU w . " s
0 In the ttro reer em of te exprea ue paw ana stress were ai
1 - at A S ll It.. ...L.i IL...
their vwrst ,Wimb tne arimen rougm umr way irao mc suuwsy impugn
5 an ec made hi B sUewalk ptrjn.; at nfty-fifth Street these two
' cars were jacked with uncoasdous vammh and a few men.
Most of the women had practical all their dothtag torn off. Many
of the men were stripped to the skfa fros the waist up.
Three fire alarms were turned h, aad then an eaMrjetcy caM was
nut for more firemen. Police reserves from al Maahattan were
& fWMnoned to the scene, and hundreds of dtoenv vohmteered for the
t of rescue. v
1 . wi . Tv:n. mi. hv (h firemen ai Fiftv.fiftri btreet
. ru niujiua.1 vmauiiav ay
w for the remonl of an the passers in tbaae two cars. The
fttt panos fcwfht out was a young I" wnose ootrant; ma wen
topped from her dowa to her corset. Then came a man attired only
(Meiers aadahMt,aad another man who had to his overcoat, uader
Mat art vahfeaat la the struct.
The aes aad anoke overcame pradkaBy al the passengers and
mm at the eonleyees oa the two trafas. They were carried out
fte Fiftieth and Futy-ninin btreet suuons, as weu jb uuuusu
peaix at Rfty-rth Street
jBroadway froat Hftfcm street norm to (joiumous urac recuwicu
ef oK&eveaea, uncoasaous pcrams were
Mcetriaf eaMrfeacy treatmeat and wiMnf re-
VI
0
The
alio attentfd by thraa uniformed aursea obUlned fro BaJUvue Hoialtal.
Tats afternoon aayitclani at the Polyclinic HoiplUl ware aat ae aaa
amine of the recover? at tne aaaway Injured aa taey ware earlier la tie
day. Two or tare at taa aatteata were ta daaaor ef dtreleytag aaeti
aeaia, and on aacaaat of taa aaaaneM of tko ataecfatra tae order wae
eiraa that aa oaa he discharged aatll to-morrow.
atayar ICMaaal aeat kla aeareUry, Theodore Ramaaeaa, U Ue eeeaa
ef tl accident to asake aa tnreatlfttlon aad report Public 8mloe Oaat
leelaaer J. lerteaat Craw made a personal tareatttaUoB.
A aaaler tae Jiayar, the raalk Senlee CaaiBleilea aad Ue Blitrkt
AMeney are laeaJaf lata le tae feet tkat tralae leaded wHa aaiteaffart
were haM la tae dark la the eahway fer aa Deer kelere aha alert etrealt
etarted the aaale at Fifty Jrfth Street
BaiUUoa Chief MeKearnoa, who was the flrat to reach the Ire aad
run. a liaa at aoaa InU the aahway. eald that Ue haat geaeratai by the!
inert etrealt wae ao treat It tuned tko etreaaa of water Inter oteaai. htaay
Ireaaea had Uelr feet aealded U betUac water.
of Ue crtaetlac ef the meway Ue eatlra elerated ayiteai ta
ras put oa nana 'hoar eckedule for Ue remainder of Ua day.
Krery derated train ran with Its rail eeaplasaeat of aerea cara.
Polleeaaaa Oeorgy Blaaep ef Traaae C and Wllllaai C. Phillips ef No.
MIS SereaU Arenue were two reseoera whoee nasaea ateed eat for aarlaa.
Blahop waa atiColumbui Circle when he noticed smoke pourln from
both subway 'kiosk. He dashed Into tbe downtown station and ran Into
Wtahatlia
PROSECmm
SOME OF THE INJURED IN THE SUBYVAf
ke flrat stalled train, a local lyls between Plfty-alath aad rifty-elith f.ny ATen,
(oat of the vlctlasa'af the aoet
deal were takea from the eaewa
taaael threueV the eeaeraaaer' exit
at VWt.flfth Btradt aad carried into
aearby aatomoblle showrooms.
where esabalaace aurtaona apelled
the paimoter treatment. Aataaat
Uoaa reported injured were:
ALBERT. WILLIAM; No. ate
Massy Plaos. .
ALDeBURO, MBNA, No. J7I East
Oae Haadrad aad Teath Street.
ARTBNBRRO, OENBTIEVB, ef
Ne. Ill Trlalty Avaade. oreroome.
AUERBACH, nENMMIN, No. Tit
Xast Oae Huadrad and Fifty-sixth
Street.
ATUML ElJZABaTrSi vNe. M Cort
Uadt Arssae, Mouat.Veraoa;
BERKOWITZ, EBTJfaTR, No. 14N
Beabury Place: to home. ,
DEnOBR, CAROUNK. No. Ml Tit-
FALK, DQBOTHt, No. U Wset
Oas Hundred and Thirteenth- Street.
rMftRANTI, JTULVIA. No. 141 East
Oas 'Hundred aad Fiftieth Street.
EieUXJN, DORA, Ne. 1US Beetsa
ROSE, No. Ill HswtU
Btreeta. There he found everybody In a mad paale, aiiiiag tareoga tbe
aake-Mled eairs.
Blakop aad Phillips, who stuck to hla heels despite the smoke, found
fear aaceeacloos womea In Ue foremost ear ef Ue stalled leoal.
they saanaged to drag through ibe froat deer to Ue tracks outside,
eaek earrytag Us dead weight of aa unsaved oas womea, they tolled pain,
fully to Ue reat at Fifty-fifth Street where Us Ire ladders had keen
lowered. .
MSSCUERS WKHS RMSCVMD IN TIMS.
a
Aftsr pas slag np the flret two womea Ua pollcemsa aad civilian re
turned to the stalled trala for the two etkera they had left These Uey
BBRQEIt, REQ1NA, No. Ml South-
ern Doulevsrd.
BISHOP, EARL, No. til West One
Thess I Hundred and Bsreaty-eecead Btreet.
Then, DLOOMBEnO, BSTELLB, No.
Aldus Btreet, Ue Bronx.
BROOKS, BENJAMIN, No. 1MI Tif
fany Avenue.
BURMAN, JACOB. No. 117 East
Fourteenth street. ,
BUTTS, JOHN, No. tot West One
Hundred and Thirty-ninth street
stksrooms. the stores, the hotels and offices along
ia the side streets were t tamed into reception hospitals.
tkOMOTOMS vtm TO mmvtve many.
from a aver towa. Those who were
to sheer kaaes. Tbe otheri were brewa eyes aad fair skta. Her aesa waa sMgkUy aptaraed, aad oae of Ue
meam a. Waacjiaaa I a pear sseaa aa aaea sase aaa a pjeia cap. ne aaa a ssaaii dmck cameo
A bMM iwiwi hv am tmokr. More " sma a m rear sjMa emisa. mam ware m eiee swraja oaat aaa
r"""1 -s .kVt frasa Waaasaakaa'a. a while waist, a hasaa
la Trnvjovhaf the usxoneaoeji tricnrnswtiie - -
Osasral Maaaaar HeeJer of tke latsrkereaek aavs eat a tsekalcal
TW aamW imfcai i inamal was Ued UO fTBM the aVM of tne WK ataissaeat tats afteraasa. explaatag Ue short streaks at asms
11 o'clock. Thea trahi service was resumed norm 01 aeasseae, aa aaia
hBmeryatzHi Ssraet
CARMEN, JOSEPHINE, No. 421
Hast One Hundred aad Forty-seventh
Btreet.
CLARK. JOSEPHINE, No. Til
... . . .. . . . .. . . " . I ., , . - I C7AMl'AT4KUI.l, HAHUA1IM. no.
cameo oacs o am veai; oui taeir suaaata wu uppeo. noin uipnup kjiu i rinton Avenue.
raiuipe eraaipiee up uasoaeeieea aaa asa aa earnea ap laa laaaera w
tke sMewalk ta reestve tke palmotor treatmeat
The first deaU reported frees the paste was Uat ef a weeaaa of Ulrty
flve years who waa broegat to the Polyclinic Hospital unconscious from
Bread war aad PVtr-enh Btreet at t.ei A. M. aad died aa keer later wltk-1 Matte Aveant, the Bronx; to home.
eat aavfaa raceverad eeaseleasasea. ' CLARK, MAROARET, No. 117 East
Mm wae S feet 4 laches tall, weighed IN peaadt, had dark brewa kalr, conQ
CLEANER, ANNA, NO. BU Jea
ataga Btreet.
COHEN, CmLIA, No,
Ml Prospect
Araaae.
CONNELLT, JOSEPH. Xagtae
OsmaaaT No. It: as Fire Btatloa,
CRAWFORD, MARttARET, No. Ml
Leaox Aveaae,
tae awe taai mwre ware ae wooasa itm
aa ears weaua me
aramaai myaatti Mreaas a Braadww
I 77 iXat U-l al iiminid Is " i -"f- r ""
TjSiMjuTitu it i
K esaa .la saoaar a(m MBmm aJsattr kavetvea
; " n.-. i .utMi itia trB
8BSm aaSTWWaa mwwmmwmm to WMMmm
Ikakta. WHk taeJe aM Ike verk
amnmVetad.
if ' rraak Meemy
'IVeWaaavfet) Nfljats
CROOK. IRMA. No. 117 East Twea-
"Tke a septs beasaae pamte atnekea aai taat eaased all Ue treakle. Ity.oereaU street
It Uey aad kept thetr keade tkey weald bars bee all right" DE ctnito. MICHAEL T., patrat
"Bew aheat tke kaadrsaa wae were' evarsssaa by aawksr
ke was I man, Ne. SMT Webstsr Aveaua, at-
to tko west rorty asTsata
Mwiiw k. Hka 4. A aavaasi.a, .i.latrMt Btatlssi. was evercsas bf
ta Ms lseeUw. Baaasa nftT'Ls. t --- M. a.. k . s-. AMu a. ssaske wtrUe asaletag ta tke aahway
Chare la aa eeea fraatag la ae u. r at Ftfty-aUth Btreet aad 'Broadway,
ae taa saaeas saaaunai m . - . . . . ime waa laces io roiciimw nm
lave eeea T-T. .rTCZL ".I'.rLTZl I 11 DBNaTrH. patip, Ne. su west
M7 Bast Fifty,
aaea aau au tae aaa paaaais wee aesisaary, aaa tar oa am trae ia i nma. pat. No.
aaa amisry at taa nra pspartasat a "iwar tareer- ajam wae ssaaeee.igft, Btreet
aad katwMea aktefs wtthaat ssBws,vht tkep
Ue seeM ef aaa asatdsM I man ef tkat
DORP, E. MANUEL, Ne. Mil Wll
alaa Avsams.
TXyvrVnO. AlMrr, No.'sM West
Tbirty.aru Btreet) evsMosae,u
Mask are, oaassd. svs said, be- a gaud
TMRMAN, BORA. No. KM Bostoa
Read;
FURMAN, KATIE, No. Ml Mast
One Hundred" and Sixty-seventh
Btreet.
OOLDBERO, SAMUEL. Ulrty.
fsaUer worker; No. Ul West Oae
Haadrad had Twenty-ninth street
OOLDER, NATHAN, a clsrk, of
No. IIP West One Huadrad aad F...
taeatV Street, overcome.
OREENFIBCD, BENJAMIN, No.
lztt JUfngtsuow-Avemie. -,
OOLDBTEIN; .CHARLES, fireman
Hook and Leader No. SS.
OOLDBTEIN, JULIA, No. 711 Foz
Street.
HAFTRON, ISAAC. No. 201 Weet
Oae Hundred and Thirtr-fourth
Street, 1
HAOENBURO, LILL1E. No. ISM
Btebblae Avenue.
HAOENBURO. ROSE. No. Ml
Bouthera Boalevard.
HANNES, J No. 771 Prospect Ave
aua. .
HIRCHKOWITZ. ANNIE. No. 471
Kelly Street, Ua Bronx! overcome.
HOFFMAN, ISAAC, No. 101 Wast
Oaa Hundred and Thirty-fourth
Street,
JABIN, LOUIS, No. Ill Forest Ave
nue; overcome.
JENSEN. AN BOAR. No' 201 Wf
One Hundred aad Forty-ninth Btreet
JUDD, CHARLES, No. 1110 Walker
Avenae.
KANE, TERENCE, No. Iff East
Tweatr-eeooad Street
, KAPLAN8KT, LENA. No. 714 Van
Nest Aveaua.
KAPLAN&KT, BESSIE, Na 714 Van
Nset AvaaiM.
KABTERNACK, EDITH,
Bsrgaa Avenue.
XEISER, I HI DOR, No. 175 East One
Huadrad aad Eighth Btreet
IiANQAN, MAT, No. Mi East Oae
Hundred aad SUty-eeveaU Street.
LEE, CHARLES, sixty, astro, cook.
no. u weet one Hundred aad TMrty
flrth Btreet
bSBCTINBKT,' JULIUS; No. M
Broadway.
UCVXTT, FLORENCE, No. It East
Oae Huadrad aad ElghteeaU Btreet
LBVINE, ROSE, No. Ml Fox Btreet
LETT, HARRT, Me. 1111 West.
ehseter Aveaua,
UPPMAN, ISIDOR, No. 1M1 Moa
U tke take aat eat Ms etl llakU ef Ue
i la the week ef reeeae. Tke flre-
tke Vesta Cempaay at Ne. 17M
i ta aba sasks aad krsre fealty pertakle
ef taa aksasa was greatly
1M
aakatoaee sail after aabalaaas sail waa seat ta. sat Bailee
waea n was sap i wars saaasasd frea eas stsMea after sastksr. Bat wftk all the ferees at
were setlkMg uere were etlU twearMaxie ef aeeaie la tke treta aaier F1ftrarU
akave tke reafa ef Us I Btrset aa hear after Ue Ant are aura wae taraei to. ,
ef Oaabaaamla seat to Fire Head' Aaeag tke ant seat te flewer seattot asra thea Afty la all ware
ef a ptaa to Mew off a seetlea ef Ue Itohsa tkers was Matkaa Ostdaerg ef Me. lit Weet Oae Haadrad aad Flf-
teaaha aareet, aM stotor Bertha, iaaae atsaaaaa ef Ne, Ml Beet Oae amsaaa
aad Tweaty-fearU Btrsst Hlaaketk Ayrna at Meaat Terasa. Harris CUpb
ef Me. Ill WeM Oae Haadrad tmt Btsejiiaasji ttrsM seal earns! M. Qalgksrg. CkarlotU Street.
sf Me. 11M Maaisea Avarae was raarrai la the kaetl FALK. BOBB, No. M Wast Oae
ae ke reeaveeet kM eeaeee ke esid tkat ke k4 MatlMaaered aad Tklrteeath Btreet
Bash FaatolL at Me. 1T41 MiUm Aveaae. la aaa smsk to sat
eat ee a Meai veto, aad feared aaa kai aaea MUei kf taw srawa. Ilastaasa tosbjaat rlets seearred wksa tke wis refassd to
Tae keaptmJa etoasst ta tke aeeae s Ska are ware eesa iweaiil wMk lasers se waaaews to sssar tke feaVl air.
eettoate, Tae PMyettoM eiaC rsvrrai 1M pirasas waa wefa,aaamBht hi Oa tralaa staUed aider Beat River weeaaa elated frea fright wksa
s ee. Meet ef toe vtottae takea to abas
No. aM
Aveaae.
LIPPMAN, M No; Ml Hoe Avssme.
LxPSCHTTZ, ANNIE. thMy-twa, of
who refused te epea tke door whssffrTo. Ml East Oaa Haadrad aad Sevan
Ue smoke poarsd lato Us car.
DRANKEL, BBTHEk, of Ho,
Blaaira Park, the Bronx, overcome.
ETSUCAN, BARNET, No. 1TW Madl-
sob Aveaae; te home.
FAIRBT. LUCT.ioperator, No, SM
tleth Street; everoeae.
LIZNASKT, sixty-four, of Mo. 7
West aigktjr-elghtb Street
eeae.
; MAKER, XA.TH BRINE, No.
Bast Mlghty-fearU Btreet
MiKBHAIJ B. C Matieaal- City
BaaK, evereesae; takea to Flewer
Hospital.
a nrsaaa was tae aret te eater ue seaway wita a
Me aaat twe yaaag waasa. aassasetoas sa Ue floor of
i the Weal trala aal the eebwajr wall aad earrtod Usa
kesattol
rMaadat Amasmsw Pmskkaa tasfkml ma eraae ti the srrltstw sa hsuir
mr the frc amawi wll iarama at He west haV) the BUxrway, bspected I
Ikt twt) traaM hi wakh al she waaova aad RMBy of the teaB wer e hear eke
I?
srwwaea aad I Us Uakte baraed se dia Uat tke uterior of Us sars waa.llks a loaa lias
1 I V I . . -i. ' -
awek laager Uey weald kave ean lea tseaaa.
aaan Dewnag er ne. ail west oae aaadrad aat Taarsda?sk tosetl At a eaasa atattoae alaag tke itoe ta Maaaatoa aelise reswvss kea) te
a eat af tke Fiftieth sHreet aHaatoa dartaa the Ire wMk a kkak eve: I be aiiaaisil to drive tke aaUd asae ef raaaUeat tleket holders froat tke
hs ssad s wsa eai a Meal trala Mw iset eeaa af tke stottoa wmea tke tawar I itottsrae. Vet fee half aa hear aNev aralas itsapsd raaatag was tlekM
save eat aad Ue trala M spa ad at IN syatoak. "--
M rerassd to oasa taa aesra aad a toss tae aM aaa saammaa.1 -- --
MM aaMfMirnap employees. i ia eas ssmras ec whlek a aaard kM IMwtlac ta tke ere. Ittoas Ue btoaka ef atmgMag, ewsaalag haaaalty Ureataaed to bpIb era
MitTMKT ATTOmMT MA T PMnMMCUTM. I. .xaeiaiMisii eaeaty proved liilitnih. alUsagk every avalMsxtoeaa- kaaeisMee
y . .. u . . M l , a iBMiaaee waa aa aaaa. laa uaaMMaasaur iiiam ---- - .-. . i aaaa ska - ia k - -- ttmtum mii - . .
mmj Ma- a'a' i 7-7 Z!Tr7.J7 l1 auwaewies rrea asighvarlag garages aad frea tke AttoaoMls I soasertod raa waa aads fer tbe Third aad Sixth Aveaae Msvated traUs.
BBMfJ Bi aa aaac was aaiaaaa rar. 1 am sxaa; vo proa inm ww-icias at Aaerisa aaa seat aesass to the hiajlUU la thea. lea ffTif aM tke BrMeje tralaa ta Braeklya. These oreraead Ua
T exafWy, aal aflyBOfy CraWlsy nrpisl rwi proceM or tag law mtmm, iv m,Mnmm mv mmm m.mmtMmm, ware ea aevarety evetUxed tkat tor a time a krsslraewa aa asaaa of tkaa
; aril be IntmM ta MCMeMM thentH ?" "T ' r ' Ureateaed.
j w ". . . ..... ...... 1 nariast saa isbji Beat ass ana atui m aa iin, w. 4 J. ik. 1 . . ,h. .w u.. . . .
Mr. rtvUM mm he yaiirMooi wmt rm wm coiiiwerawe oeuy, T -'rT.ir7-rrr "7 . urarw -awa-a - -
. 4. . Mrs,,Mt, l-iu (kk rMVV u, (lu u. w,, u eeato aaa taey pressed ed te aeeeV the eabway, pearlag tomato I siatrways ef Ue etovatod statleaa, sad ksrs agala poltcaasa had to serve
as that he Will carefully iaveatale that report. He SMa he WW also ,( water late the tabs U rough every epeatag. It wae satMeed at tret WlZuL. taa aatlltoa af Ua Ureaas lata tkk t,t or m tk
w getunf k inc uuui m rapwna insi mc ucw iw.acu uwi uat sesae ec taa weeesa ears were ea are. I sUvatad trasha
hi the cars S prrreal aatm tram MUM out. Tae nsaassa.tMiy ef nrsaaa proved toadseaaU to haadU Us I Tke taterratdtoa af tresee wae parUevlariy felt la Braeklya, because
MsOeM ef u Yabue atorvae Piaalalis, esiaaiislil ap lattusttoa aad a sail waa aeat ta Break!, Tweatp asa frea tkat bereegh lwtl after a e'aleck everv trala la tke eabwar aaaa to a ataaAstill tea
arrivea ia bis aaiaaeaiis auei aamea a taw seeae m we awe w asiesaosasa. array eases SSlast I . ttm waea taa erawds ware sauriaa la aa Uatr way ta New Tark.
ef the Matter at li.ee ovteev. He was Met ay oepaty sire w iae aepanaea waa aurnea 10 tae are mm h was aat Usui a supply ef as saa AUaatle Avsaue atattoa. wklak reeetvee toe erewds
ias arrives hum tae aresasa were aate a raaais is tke eabwar tor ear
toegth ef tMss.
Ae eeea as tks Ire was Issated M wee a eeaearatlvelr easy aaeter to
pat It eut bat tke sasks Hegered aad taere wee ae apairataa avatlabls te
ferae Meat
The Firs Deaartmsat aad Osasstlditsd Oae supply ef ulmeters ware
eusVlsat ealy far a aaull psraaalaas af Uteae evseesas. Pulaeter
saeturere were called apea Ue talpksas ay Caaalsslieir Af-siti
Taey reap salad pteaptly aad prisably suay Nr
t'raaaf Bavae aad sseerted te ths Fiftieth eHreet eabwar
aw a aaaa tavern, the OeamaVatoaer walked tore sab tke taeaei to Ul
karkaa to waa ea Leaf IsUad, the platforaa were erewdad la akert order,
aad aftor a watt af aaay asset is tke Ueket eg sets taere returned Ue
tares te these wae had
af the
ace to ae peeMtoa to talk afceet Skid aeer,N eald MeCaH, after ks
Bf tke ladder at my- Mreet MtM I have all tke reperU
taveeueateee ta Mr
Tke treaeto tor aadar rMtMand aMreet kat abere wae ae atga af sW I .' T7,, J
i tka aaea to aaa (wa sailed tralaa. aad aasaalvaiv aa are ww P 'at.
aaaur-ad ea er aaier svaW f tksa. There were ae weeaaa ears Is I mmsh aaa aaaruaeat aaaeee m araaeway aae tke svsas strsstt
- . mmd ..A. m i . . . . . . . a ...a. n
I im nioiis ai-s rinrmm mtrmmm wars eeavenee) tata amapswa. UT
armt raa tiki la nsard ta SMa a kai raaraaifstlHr ft r the I ' poapte ware trrstod la the later ef tke Park Theatre, la Oelaabue
Circle, aaay ef larse wsra ewasnaB rraaa waras aaa cum,
aMal I aaa fat rsasvto eawwtag tke eeaeee af the stoeres ef persees wae hurt br Mestag aa tke treefce wktto gvspiag
issir way se we nnyswaa mumm eatt m ua eaeway,
"Maes raa feaad evleeaese ef ear estlLasbce bslag raaiaslata tor Aaeefdtog to a sutsasat aaae r assereiaaisa at us eeaeee af tks
f mi aaathar eiirllaa isieraefeaga ijeaspasy, at ie. ise areaeway ejeaerai aaaaar rvsak
la mm maatoaaaa taat I maew at. If toeva to ear we ertlt aat I HsaHf Biaear asisg stanes eeae waere is tae Has ea power was saT
to the bilUa ef the aataT ami fa eke rvexaaaaaaatr.'' as toeel lisss neiweea niaeiy.siBia enroot aae eae aweaws Araaae
toraieae, areewya, aaa asur eaa-pewa meases aaa aaea aat aat af
ed Mto irsaua aad aetwe gsaksrsi aa to tke ears aad ea
uaarsllee, jewsiry, Uudaags, MLOW OUT 09 fMMB WIMMM CAUiMM TIKVF.
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te tke B'eet FertT'eeveatk Btrset Btatlea.
tmmn gdvg un mtm to many.
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIEt.
Mh Jsa. A Tks
for la.aerrew's rasss ar as
prtrw orleanb,
saittsa i
renews.
MATER,
Place.
MESSER, RUDOLPH, Ne. 'tot St
Nicholas. Avenue.
-M'HUOH, FRANCIS, No. m East
Oae Muadred and Twsaty-fearU
Strest :
M'OUIRE, CapUln of Truck No. t,
arOUIRB, LILLY, No. IM Bast
Twenty-eecond Street
M'OUIRE, MARIETTA. No. MO East
Twoaty.aooond Street
M'MILLAN. JOSEPHINE, of No.
M7 Seventy-fourth street Brooklyi,
overcome.
MOORE, LENA. No. 7M West Ea'd
Aveaaa.
MULLBIt MARQARET, No. 1170
Intsrvsts Avsnue.
NBSSER. MADOE, .No. COO West
Ons Hundred and Beventy-fourth
Street
NEWMAN, JOHN. No. Ml East
Oae Huadrad and Thtrty-Btth Btreet
NOONAN, JOHN, No. 101 East One
Hundred and Thlrty.atth Street: to
home. v
NUN AN, JOHN, thirty-four, No. tot
East .Oas Hundred and Thirty-fifth
Street; overcome.
NUSB, MRS., No. 701 East One
Hundred aad Eightieth Btreet
OLINDA. MISS ZAN. seventy, a
widowed housekeepr, of No. 17 East
Bevsnty-second Btreet, overcome.
ORCHARD, ISIDOR, Wo. 71 East
Ons Hundred and Ninth Street.
O'REILLY, JAMBS, fireman. En
gine No. 21; pulmotor had to ae
used.
OR8HIP. ISIDOR, No. 7t East Ons
Hundred and Ninth Street.
PEROPA, ROSE, saleslady. No. Ill
Esst One Hundred and Tmistn
Street
P RACIER. . No. M0 Exst On
Hundred and Sixty-third Street
TnmvTR. jack, thirty, of No. li
Third Avenue; overcome.
RACHAT. D. 55. No. 71 East One
Hundred and Ninth Street; to homo.
T? A THAI THE. HANNAH. No. 14M
Wllklns Avenue.
nATHAUBE. FREDA, No. MM
Wllklns Avenus.
REINE. ERNESTINE, No. I2S Esst
One Hundred and Blxty-flfth Btreet;
may die. i
WWEH JACOB. No. 19 East uns
Huadred and Eleventh Btreet
noBBNFIELD. LEWIS. No. 1
East One Huadred and Tenth Street
RUDNICK, SIMON. No. II Fox
aKreat.
RTTTTkLL. HENRY. No. 411 Baal
Ons Hundred and Forty-sixth Street.
TttTBBELL. MAUDE. Of MO. SOS
Lsnox areaae. overcome
bafir. ABRAHAM. No. K4 East
One Hundred aad Bevsnty-eixntn
Str:st.
SAOATINA, BALVATORE, of No
MM Belmont Avenue, overcome,
SCHIBIEN, SALVADOR, No. MB
Belmont Avenue.
8CHOELLY, ERNEST. No. 4S Weat
Btxty-foUrth Street.
BCHULMAN. MAMIE, nineteen, of
No. 4 Xast One Hundred and Seven,
teenU Stteet; overoome.
BELLXCK, ESTHER, thtrtsen, i
school air!, of No. M7 Kelly Street
the Bronx, overcome by amoks and
lacerations of ths right hand,
SERRENTI, FULVIA, No. 148 East
Ons Hondrsd and Fiftieth Btreet
overcome.
SHERWOOD, JOSEPHINE, of No.
BOO Riverside Drive, ovsreome.
8IRXXB, ALBERT, ef No.
SKIUNICH, TILUM, etxteea, flor
ist No. UM Charlotte Btreet.
Intervale Aveaua, overoome.
SMITH. JOBEPH, No. 1M4 Braadl
fJBBBlE,.
Ma. Ml Tlaa
Ne.uu Vy
SOLOMON,
ton AvesMss. ..
SIEOhxL, , SADIE,
Aveaua, .
SILVERMAN, KAL13.NO. aM
Ons Hundred and Ssvsntyt
Btreet "..
SONABAUM. BARNEY. No.
Boston'Koad, the Bronx.
SOBHAY. DELLA. No. 447
oae Hundred and Fortv-i
Btreet; to noma. , ,(
sriunusK. mio0, oi no. wjm wn
aaa Street the Broax. ovsreoae.
STEDMAAN, EMrLT. Msea WM
m ATsaue, iae uroax.
STEWART, DR. A. ,MD
HaU. ovsreeae.
STRAUSS, MOLLIM, No. M4 Tkf
faay Strest; ovsrooase-. , "
STRONO, H. A.. No. . Ml West
Flfty.seventh Street.
TESTS, ARTHUR, No. Ml West
Xlxhty.nrst Btrset.
THAN NICK, OU88IE.No. Ill Wast
One Hundred and Eighteenth Street;
cuts; to home.
TUNIP, OUSSIE, No. II Weet One
Hundred 'and Eighteenth' Street
WEINER, ABB, No. 444 Fox Street.
WE8TERBERO. ALEX, No. Ml
WILSON. JESSE, No. 640 Lenox
Avenue.
ZITO. VITO. No. S50 Bast One Han-
drod and Forty-sixth Street
SOLOMON, MORRIS, fifteea yean
eld. ef No. 1M1 Bteveaa Aveaae, was
ismovsd to Flowsr Hospital suffsriag
area saohe.
BULUVAN, MRS. A. W.. No. MM
Third Avsaus.
BCHATZ, RACHEL, No. U East
Oae Huadred aad Fifteenth Street,
SEIFFER, HATT1B, No. 117 Ualoa
Aveaue.
SOLOMON. JENNIE, No. Ml TU-
ton Avsaus.
KAISER IS IN BERLIN;
OPERATION ON THROAT
BELIEVED NECESSARY.
COPENHAGEN, Jan. I (Central
News The Kaiser Is now In Berlin,
but Is constrained with difficulty
from returnl nx to the front. -
His physicians have advised him
then, the operation on his throat will
be neeesssrr and that he will have to
rest and rexaln strsngth , before It
can be undertaken.
FREDDIE WELSH MATCHED
WITH JOHNNYjpRlPFITH.
AKRON. O.. Jan. Promoter Straps)
to-day announced he has matched Fred
die Welsh, llchtwelsht chsmploa, ta
meet Johnny Griffith. Akron llcht
welsht, hers on Feb. 1 for twelve rounds.
Welsh Is xusranteed 14.000.' It Is un
derstood both men wiu inaxe iu pounos
at S P. M.
SERGEANTS FIRE ELLISON.
At a meeting to-dsy, ths Police Ber-
ssnts' Benevolent AeeodsUon voted to
diipcnss with the services of William B.
Ellison as counsel and eadorssd the ad
ministration of Commissioner Woods.
PUT STOMACH IN
F
INE CONDITION
Says Indigestion Results
from an Excess of Hy
drochloric Acid.'
1 '
Undigested food delsred la the
stoaseh decsya, or rstber, feraeato the
ssme as food left In the open air, saps
a noted authority. He also telle as that
Indigestion is esased by Hyaerw
bmbIbc there Is aa'cassa'ef
chloric add ia the stesaaaa whisk
vents coaplsts digestloa sad start I
ferrasatatioB. Thus evetrtaiaa si
sours ia the stomach, aach Uka aarbaas
sours ia a eaa, foraiiag acrid fluid aaa
aases waka lafUU the stoaasa Has a toy
bcllooa. Thea we feel a heavy, lesser
auserr ia the chest, we aatek mm asa.
ws eraetata soar food a Java hear.
aura, flataleass. wstsr-brssa t asassa.
He teas aa to Uy sside aM sxgHslvi
aids aad iastoad est from trnf phsrasay
four oaaea ef lad Belts aad tahaa
UblsspssBfal to a alsss of wator tofaa
breakisst aad eWaatt while it is SSMV
veseiat, aad fsrtksraofe, to ssallaae
this far a weak. While telle ietewe
tke first dees, It is laportaat to aaatial
lie tke acidity, reaove tks fss-aaktos
assss, start tae liver, stiaalate tks MsV
aeys aad tkas proaoto a fees Bear ef
cure diasstive iuieee.
jsa nail u laeapsasive aaa m
frea tke add of grapes aad IsaseB Jules,
ceabiasd with Htkia aad ssatoa phas
pkats. This hstalas salts is used bf
taousaaa of poseie for stoaeeh tswsaa
with saosaaaf resoks-Advt.
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