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lJUFKMENMAY,
MVE PAY REDUCED'
itnniiOTPD'Q IMIT
iviinnii.n u 1.111111
r
stowl of Estimate Con.initlec'"'J - t w m.. iMt
i-
f&M&rs Salaries of Can
ll
( (aktf wl Lieutenant.
REJOINDER DV KONLON.
1
fc Plan for Cutliiij: His Pay
Was Based on Berlin
Figures.
tJLbawt 1,149 cpla4ni, liautrnantt
M fourlh'iTada flramtn ai ant
IflMly Ulni- (h rraulla of a non
fay net of the Hudfet Com milt rp of
IM Heart ef ltlmle, which br(an
Ufa aittrnoon in Hie Municipal Jiulld
' '"f
AeeoMlnr lo the charter of tha City
at Nw York, every wpUln. lieu
taaxnt and fourth.frado man tha l)e
Mrtment la overpaid. The charier
HVldi that a (lift captain ahall be
not mora than f 1.160 a year.
Are captain In thla city rt
M00 a year. The charter alo pro
vMm that the pay nf fire lieutenant
bill be 11,100 a yrar. To. day a aal
arf of fire lieutenant li f 2,100. It la
farther provided that fourth grade
MaMien receive M00, whercaa tholr
paf lo-day la f 1,000.
.There In one ctauae In tho charter
Waioh may ave tho 1,000 Drc fighter
fratn having their aalarlea lopped.
Thla provldea that the Board or KxtU
mt. thould it aee fit to do ao, hn
thii rieht to pay hlshor aatartca than
Uifao fixed elsewhere. In other
M' 11 wl" ,,e "P t0 U1" Moard of
mn Kaumatn whether the aalary 'rnleii
died by law ahall bo limored In the
faUire ai they have In the pait.
H waa erplalnrd at lo.day Iludget
Committee meeting that the aalaj-lei
otftnt grade firemen, $1,400: aecond
mtU at ll,:00 and third srade at
fljfM will not be disturbed.
jlre Chief Kenlon aayi It waa a
coaVpariion of his Job with that of the
VUm Chief of the Hrrlln Hre Depart
aBOiV by Paul Loeaer, Aaiistnnt Dlrec
tattef the Bureau of Htixndarda, that
Irajuht about a aUjTReated reduction
W'Ma aalary from 110,000 to $7,000.
Tir. woo waa educated In Otr
. "akiy'r waa brought Into the tlnance
DtMr'traent aa Secretary by Herman
X. MtU. Mter he waa shifted.
It la unfair to compare my Job
with that of til Flro Chief of Ber
lin." sold Chief Kenlon to-day. "I
Mavlerataiid that Mr. Loeaer told the
aMavbudget committee that the Her
lla.Cnlef received in marks an equiv
alent to $S,000 here. But Mr. Loeaer
fortot to mention that the Merlin
Chaaf haa aa offlclal reatdence. which
li ftemlahed him free by tho city, lie
ala haa free servants, free horas, a
frea automobile,
Mr 'official residence consists of
tkree small rooms over an engine
ceaipany quartern on Great Jones
Htraet. I have one official auto,
ws4ch I use only when doing my
duoy. I have no retinue of servant.
Taut pay a woman who cleans my
room.
Chief Rlaton of the London Fire
Popartment haa an elegant residence
wit servants, all furnished by the
etteV
Game far Mcrfltlac, He
The last cent of his $1,100 savings
HHt on medicines and physicians,
A4am Stelner, a paralytic, committed
sutcMe In the basement of No. 201
Kaat Twenty-seventh Street to-day
by.Unhallng gas. Stelner came here
from Germany ten years ago. One uf
his boasts was that "noble blood"
flawed in his veins.
SRLS! TRY U!
BAVETHICK.WAVY.
i.
Every particle of dandruff
disappears and hair stops
coming out.
t,
D4w a. moist cloth through
Iwdr and double its
beauty at once.
ftr htr becomes light, wavy, fluffy,
abfadant and appears as soft, lustrous
aast Beautiful aa a youna nirl's aftr
BEAUTIFUL
HAIR
1.' "Dift4erliie hair cIeanae.'Y Jiuttrvthl.
p ejaUicn a doth with a little Dand erine
m aareitury araw it tiuougu your hair,
taJjgajji oae small atrsnd at a time. This
- ctcitUM; li) imtt oX aiiuL ilirt anil
MaBaive oil and in iust a few moments
veir.Mve doubled the beauty ol your
asides beautifying the hair at once.
DsaaVrine dissolves every particle of
daaaWfl cleanses, purities and invig-
, CorsjUelbe scalp, forever stopping itching
aaviaumg luur.
ttt what will please you most wilt be
altar : a few weeks' use when you will
srtially see new hair fine and downy
at Rest yea bat really new hair grow-
iaf all over tha scalp. If you care for
ItstW. soft hair and lots of it surely set
a BaVaaat bottle of Knowlton'a' Danderine
l nay druHlat or toilet counter, and
y ... ......
ra your hair! Heiutify it I You
y tbts.wM the best U eaats vou
, bbsi. am,
LIUM'S BAIL MISEI;
i MAYER MAKES NIRTEI
Cjtiiil Hcii lor Ulcimy l of In-
A i ,b rf AMwtnKt IMamr
lAtturner ltutff. Juds Ctaln. la
i tk IViurt of Oertrrvl IMiim, lu
i iruan rrvtn si.sw is sia.sw ijuuuwv
!M,' ""
itiirtment rr iiamt iun iiim
litre n iotii.alnl f Ml tlx
'Hr.ii itn4 Mr lrJ Arnold, tweir)
of rhm allraa that lie roams-d llwin
Ikwtnick InM lb rtrurl Uat d.1l
tiVuial rharra uf area! lrnrtarira, la
ltta lina would lni-nl l pours
f JuatHa. at In Wealaloli asalnst
th fflaonrr
It la ltlerrd lhal Iba rfcarfna ra
ferrm lo by u Atibum l.iairiot At.
lornes- art of an international ahrc-
In Iulon attrartr. attention soma
rronths aru Iwrsu.e ( his artlvltlr
III affair mnnrrtal rlh tha aala (
munition. i:IJm i found by
ax ret wn Ire iiratota tion Itlcti
aa built up tha rhara nf blguiny
ltrtorta fioni Uermauy atata lint
th Uotornment of tbat lountrr
anxious to learn tba wliarralxitila of
nna t'hlmana;, a filKltlve from Jurti1.
Loudon 1 brliaviil to Iikvp Umv, th
natna of f'tilinanv when ha Drat tain
In l lil country
SAYS LIGHT SUPPORTS
CAUSED SUBWAY CAVE-IN
Member )f Mayor's Investigating
Qjnimittfc (jives icws of
Seventh Avenue Disaster.
John It. Mealy, nn Inspector of the
llurenu of Combustlhl)' and a mem-Iwi-of
the .Mayor's Commltteo that In
veitlgated the Hnveiith Avenuo sub
way dlsaater, wan a witness to-day at
the Inquest held by Coroner Kelnberg'.
Hpeaklng of the cause of the disaster,
llrnly anld:
"The blast, to my mind, was only
the Initial cause. It was the opinion
of the Mayor's Committee I lint the
street support was not adequate.
"There was an 1 beam running oast
and wkst, whtoh 1 bellove wns struck
by a bit of flying rock. This beam
showed an Imprint l' Inches deep
and I or i Inches In diameter whore
It had been struck. It was a light
type of I beam."
"So far ns the seams In the rook
are concerned, should Metxanotte, the
blast foreman, have takon extra pre
cautions In tiring tho last blast?"
asked the Coroner.
"Aa Mexsanolto has stated, he was
aware of one seam. I think hn showed
pood Judgment. But It Is asking too
much of nn ordinary blaster to see
another seam which Is only vaguely
Indicated."
A statement as to the number of
persons killed In this city as the re
sult of blasting operations showed
that from 1910 lo 1915 twenty-four bad
been killed directly and ten Indirectly.
INTRUDER STABS WOMAN ,
DEFENDING HER HOME
Mrs. Erreault Struggles With Man
Until Wounds Over
come Her.
Mrs. Uulu P. Krrenult, an attractive
young woman, was alone In tho flat
on the top floor of No. 17S6 Third
Avenue nt 9.10 o'clock to-day when
a stocky man, young, smooth-shaven
nnd dark, knocked at the door andj
Inquired ror her husband, Adrian
Krrcault. The woman opened the
door. The stranger sprang at her,
knocked her down nnd kicked the
door shut.
Mrs. Krroault Is n husky young
woman and she fought and screamed.
Infuriated at her resistance, the man
drew a knife and stabbed her twice,
under th right shoulder and In the
right hand.
The noise of the battle was heard
In the tenement and the man fled. Hn
had lost his hat In the struggle, and
as he reached the door' he saw that
his coat was soaked with blood. He
ripped that garment off and tossed it
Into the room. He made good his es
cape,, Aira. crreauii was taKen lo Incep
tion Hospital. The stab wound In her
back may prove to bo serious.
ALLEGED ATTACK ON GIRL.
liar
Escort Iluna for
Aid and
Man la Canalit.
James lllnes. married, thlrtr-three
years old. of No. 117 Forest Avenue.
Flushing, Queens llorouali. was ar
raigned In Flushing Court to-day fa
a charge of an attempted attack on
Martha.Wlllnakl, eighteen yaara old.
or no. 7 Hurling Avenue. Tha com
plainant was In court with Walter
Frerrlsch, seventeen years old. who
was her escort In Klssena Park yea-
mu.r DVflllillK.
MISS Wlllnskra far wna -nl mnA
swollen. She said Mines, who Is em
ployed at the Flushing Hnnltl.
wnero sue la a telephone operator,
crabbed her aa she waa walking win.
young Frerrlsch, stuffed a handkar
ohlsf In hor mouth and dragged her
from the road. The boy got Patrol-
man mamas ana nines was arrealed.
STOLE $15,000 IN STAMPS.
Iloliurrn, Kvldently Poalrd, Make
Choice In llareunc OMoe,
BVANSVILLE, Ind.. Oct. II. Rob
bars, who evidently were familiar with
the local Federal Dulldlng, forced open
the safe lu the office of the United
States Internal revenue collector early
to-day and took J15.000 In emergency
wsr stamps. The theft was committed
While Poit Office .mtilnv... mm. Iti.-v
on the floor below and while tha night
watchman was making his rounds.
.i.D.ep.Vty Collector ,W. E. Foley sUted
that Uie robbrs did not touch several
thousand dollars' worth of liquor and
tooaceo revenue stamps which could
not aastly be disposed of. The war
i r'aufv urapi. ne saia, could be read
sr caTar imo monef.
Trta4
News Oddities
"IrtlX In II mwnltir ! ' la ILa ari.4MH.a la I'm !
t uuful W dtinka Mm im.
Ol'IlN l'Mlllti:UA a lawn al
inrtwlk la tttlic Ma Ikal lhalsl
liar ? Ibwa,
UIMW IHIKH tvuni It r anl
a1r -aaniliiaOn.a f rlrla fet lal
itt nr. am iurs4 run
4alJi in pirrr tit brr riwll.r In
AfTKIi WAfTINU I'JUIlTr TltAIIM la -la fat
oiihm MilTiaa. Orrii H. Irmau will da II tttla ni ml
jlba at of 101 at llelua, N 1.
(lOVmtKOIt OF lllloni: IHIMM
slid rhtekrn bualiieaa,
HUAM.F.HT IIAfir la "Peanui"
apnndlng llirt-e mouths lit lotubslor
ihr pound.
HQIMCAKNO HW'INO In t'nion
ground ahnuyad nelghbora, ao I hay kidnapped it at ulght
HOOK OF INtfTltUCTIONH Mrw
Indiana man waa learning lo run
knotting huw to atop he had to keep
gave out.
Hill! HU'AI.U)Wi:n IN flltAI'F.
woman stung her on tou.ll.
NICF. ritOP Ol IIAltt on W A.
who saya he won't have II rut until
GIRL'S EYES SEAL LIPS
MAY DIE AFTER AHACK
Miss Coslello Gazes on Injured
Man and He Refuses lo
Identify Prisoners.
Did the beautiful brown eyes of Miss
Mary Costello hypnotize Hugh Mc
rrland7 waa a question the mjIc
of the West Twentieth Street Station
were trying to answor to-day.
McFartland, eighteen years old, of
No. 512 West Twenty-eighth Street, Is
in Ilellevuo Hospital, with hts skull
fractured.
Policeman Noble and Sergeant
Alien rn heard cries for help at Tenth
Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street early
to-day. McPartUiad was found on the
sidewalk and three men alleged to
have been near him were seised by
the officers.
The Injured man, according to the
policemen, declared he had been at
tending a dance of tho Manhattan
Boye at Tammany HaU with Miss
Costello, who lives at No.' 60S West
Twenty-sixth Stroot, and that ho was
waylaid by some of her admirers on
the corner as he was taking her home.
"Let me look at him! Lot me see
lilml" cried Miss Costello as she
wormed her way through the crowd
after tho assault. McPartland looked
Into her eyes and in a moment, when
the three youths alleged to hare as-
saulted hltu were brought up fur Idea-
uncauon, ne reiusou to identify tnem.
Alias uosieuo men denied aha had
been to the donco with McPartland.
Hue was there, sno said, with James
Uannan, twenty, of No. 317 West
Twenty-eighth Street. Ilannaii, tho
police say, has been her sweetheart
for two years. They wore on their
way home, sho said, when a fight
started across the street and tboy
went over to sea what It was about,
and that's bow they bopponod to bo
there.
llannon is one or me inree held on
charge of assaulting McPartland.
Tho others described themselves nn
Harry Corlett, twenty-four, No. 604
Wost Twenty-sixth Street, and Pat
rick Courtney, twenty-one, No, 119
West Twenty-sixth Street.
Tho etiquette enforced among somu
of tho boaux of tho west side pro
h'.blts ono young man taking the
sweetheart of another to a dance.
Tho police are trying to-day to Ami
out who was Miss Costello'a escort.
McPartland became unconscious aftor
reaching tho hospital and may die.
CAMPAIGN OF THE MEN IS ON.
Noonday meetlnas were beaun In.ilav
In Union Square by the Young IUpub
llcans to promote the iwndldacy of
Charles A. Perkins for District Attor
nry and Frank K. Mowers for Sheriff.
Socialists and single taxers Invaded tho
Wall Street region expounding their
doctrines during the luncheon hour.
Alfred K. Smith. Democratic candi
date for Sheriff, who Is not making a
public speaking campaign, established a
uoonusy nesaquariers in Tammany Hall
irom iz to z o cjock
dally, to meet all
comers.
Judse Swann. the party candidate for
District Attorney, has put Ills campaign
in tno nanas or menus ana tooic nn
seat on the Ueneral Sessions Court
bench to-day as usual.
tin In the, Ilronx there Is unusual
stir of Interest over the Congressional
camDalm In the Twentv-thlrd District
to fill a vacancy, where heavvwelxht
orators arc trying to put national poli
tics lo the r roil i, tho nieetmgs uegut
to-night in halt a uozen nulls on Wash
ington Heights and In the Uronx Valley,
One of the liveliest local campaigns tit
ie contest for Assembly around Wash
ington Square, where John U. Mllburn
Jr., Deinoctat, and his colle
ere assocl-
ate, Robert McC. .Mo run,
llepuullcan
la UU.Ui'.J Li. ailuClIon.
llotl. alu
rich young men of social standing, and
thev are wnrklna dav and nlsht to win.
nu
is a strictly neignnornooa arrair rnr
the residents of old lower Fifth Avenue,
Washington Snuare and nart of Green
wich Village. Printed circulars that
the candidates send out are aduresseu
"Dear Neighbor." After the political
meetings evsryooay aajourns to siu
dtos in Macdougal Alley or over to the
Iirevnorl cate, wnere iney taix an, lit
erature, polities and woman's suffrage
in uonemian lasnion.
County Chairmen of the Progresilve
Party from various sections of the
Btate met In thalr Forty-second Street
headquarters this afternoon to decldo
how to vote on Ihn new constitution.
There were wide difference ot onln
Ion, as the null Moose herd refuses to
follow any one leaders views.
The National Democratic Cluh will
five a reception to-morrow night for
jiiaga nwann, party csnuioais tor dis
trtct AUaiwsy.
TH1 lYIJdMO WORLD, MOKCAY, OOTOIER
l fai
i raltfrt K J u
ila14 aHUor a ji
ll la Kalian. M
ala air-niHtiafl.il. I V. "
muntha-old Ctrl la ZA. . TfVK
Call)
Wlnnlia
3
solna laL
Mitaih, U aflrr
t Clilrsgo wHgha
fife
Hill. N J. ni
off e.-U while
new auto, and nof
suing until gasoline
by Klnginsn.
InJ
Flschbach. Ht P-ul
Huiopeau wr enda.
TRAPPED BY FLAMES
AS THEY SLEEP, SIX ARE
SAVED BY TWO HEROES
Policeman and Fireman Res
cue Bronx Family After
Stairs Are Burned.
A family of six persons was res
cued by a patrolman sud a fireman
early to-day from the third floor ot a
burning throe-story frame dwelling at
No. 2153 Washington Avenue, the
Uronx,
The rescued are Domlnlck Nennatl,
twenty-olght years old; his wife, To
netta, twenty-live; his mother, Mary,
sixty-five; his brother ltocco, sixteen;
his sister Mollle, seventeen, and his
brothor Paul, fifteen. All wero suffer
ing from shock-hystorla and the ef
fects of Inhaling smoke. They were
treated by a physician.
When Engine Company No. II ar
rived at the fire It was soen the first
two floors of the building wero unoc
cupied, and it was presumed the top
floor was also untenanted. No effort
was made to rouse the sleeping fam
ily. As the flames climbed to the
third floor and the smoke penotrated
the apartment the women awoko with
joreama.
Patrolman Crouse of the Bronx Park
Station and Fireman Thomas Drady
ran Into tho building and found tho
stairs burned away. They climbed
up a two-story extension at tho rear
and dragged the helpless family out
through the window.
The Are did little damage.
POLICEMAN FLOUNDERS
IN BUTTER; THIEF ESCAPES
There Was Many a Slip Twixt the
Bluecoat and Grip on Fugitive
Who Dropped It as He Ran.
Threo men wero seen by Patrolman
Raymond of the Kaat Twenty-second
Street Station to leave James Uutler's
store at No. 312 First Avenuo early
this morning laden -with packages.
Raymond seised two. The third fled.
Tlaymond called two cltlsens, bade
thorn hold his prisoners and pursued
the third mrut. The fugitive dropped
halt a dozen small packages of print
butter upon which tho patrolman
slipped. Thin made it possible for the
man to escape.
When Itaymond returned to the
prisoners In tho citizens' custody one
of the alleged burglars had escaped.
The patrolman was not satisfied with
the explanation that the prinsoner had
avcrpowered his custodian, and arrest
ed the citizen on a charge ot altowig
u prisoner to escape,, according to the
station bouse blotter entry. The citi
zen said he was Joseph Cahlll, twenty-
five years old, ot No. 321 ICost Twenty-
fifth Street.
Tho other prisoner said he was John
Iloldt, thirty years old, of No, 27C
Avenue II. Boldt was charged with
burglary.
TEETH $3
My suit rubber auction plate will
fit any mouth. This plate is sold on
a positive money-lmck guarantee.
Soft Raster Sacuees flttrd to old
ptatrs at very little cost.
TEETH PULLED FREE
Daily to Prove My ralnlctl Mtlhods
22-Ksrst 22-Ksrst
Gold Crewo J3 Bridge Work
DR. FINCH
215 W. 42d St., SBltJJ ,TTi'
a Oin to T. CIokI 8iuiitji.
LOOaV far JU.rtrls Marine SIuX, I
RND W RAGS
IN BURNfNG APARTMENT;
UPANT IS ARRESTED
W1
(
Va l)oxe hiKeniuiisly
seJ hi Alleged Atiempl
to Hie House
Ah rtUal Ilia atarilnr arians
lirnl, oHUtllig of au al twirl
fillJ Kith a4l.akial.rd r(s, fwuud in
I U.i Im.Iii. of Aaron U'emtraiib nn Hie)
faurtli fl.Mir of No, IK ISaat llhiiat jIi
Mrerl. lis! lai Iba ailaal of Wrlntlaiili
.any lo-day lie is a rlaiirr at
M lleadijuaiiiis 4'liarge.l with a lain
but deolea all knowledge of Ilia In
ctndiary rlgsr bniea,
"I'lie building in which Wrluirautt
Ilirt li a all-story Irnetnrnt nd.,...i ,. . ... ...
builara Ifii.)o fainllica, Welti-
isub'a "lie and rite rullJrrn, the
unseat an Infant and tea oldlst
n.lia )car old, leaide with hlin
At .1" o'clock last night liiunia
.smillrd amoLe, and an alami liiouglit
, I'lgi'ia t'ompany No. II. t'apt Vof'.
Lroka in Iba door of Welntrailb
s ailintiit, from which Dm smoke
was arising.
Iln sn)a he found the an rlgil
botes burning in different part of
the room. They ncio put out MUlcklv
nnd tha iir range men I Investigated.
Capt. iigt says that on ono of Mia
rlgur bun- wm, a aluli of a candle
wbli'h. whun It btirneil down. Iitiiltd
oll-soakrd "streninrrs" of chilli or
puper extondlng tu the othi-r Ixises,
.Mrs, Welntr.iuli, wlm ImiI been out
walking with her two youngest child
ren, was tho llrst of tho family to rc.
turn homo, Wninlrnuti, who hud ben
at it moving picture show with the .
Ihreo oldest rhlldren, r.-turiin. Inter
Iln was lukon to Heaildiinrtnrs ami '
after questioning that lasted the I
greater part of the night wns urduril !
locked up on the nrson chnrgo.
ion poncn say iiini two ynara ngo,
when h was fn the liarleraiinnly 1
business at No. 64 Sheriff Streot. ha
had a fire and collected moro than
t'iree-fnurths of a. 11,000 policy. Thoy
say ulao thnt he recently Increased
i ....... u ui- , i. .. . i
iii-i4,iii i ifu Ilia IIUUBUIIUIU KUDUS
from J500 to C00,
r ji
m I
. r, . , , ... .
St. f.u irlela Champions. ,
The St, (Jahrlel n. n. C. of llrook- 1
lyn won the undisputed championship
of Cast New York yejlcrday when
they defented the Liberty ball team.
16 to 6, uawson s pitching and Dick
Walsh's hitting, both for the winners,
featured the contest.
AePLiOT7
KQXT
An inspiration,
h slory, a play,
laughs, tears,
encores and
Wl?. ill Kiiil n nAtfiAAnl I
Ethel
Barrymore
plays tho title role of "Our
Mrs. McCueaney," tho clever
adaptation of KXlrxx Ferber's
famous Btorie.i, openlras to
morrow nlfilit at the Livcewa
Theatre.
Then remember, It's
The PETTICOAT
t ihat made tiic-K
plqy possible.
FURNISH
Your Homm
"The Royal
Way":
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