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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-14
GIRL LOSES LIFE
IN ELEVATOR RUSHING
TO WORK ON TIME
Had Record for PromptnesS
and Jumped Into a
Moving Car.

A desire to maintain her reputation
for never having been late to her work
cost the life Of Miss Mary roerth Of No
523 st. AIMS avenue, Bronx. for many
years cashier for the john j. Mitchell
Company OF Nos 4I-i3 West Twenty
NTH street Miss Foerth WIS crushed
to death In an elevator IN which she
sought to force her way.
According to members OF the Mitchell
firm. Miss Foerth was proud OF tho fact
that during her entire business career
she had never reached her desk one
minute after $40. at which time she re-
ported.
The Mitchell firm has offices on the
sixth floor OF the twelve story building
in West Twenty-hfth street. The
passenger elevators In the building are
OF the high power electric type and very
fast. The front OF the elevator shaft Is
encased in an iron grill and frcproof
glass.
Just one minute before $50 o'clock
this morning one of the cars. In charge
Of william Dwyer, started upward.
AS he began pulling to the sliding door
which closes tho elevator shaft Dwycr
threw on his power. the car beginning
to ascend before the door was closed.
Detained IN the subway. Miss Foerth
almost ran TO the building. She saw
the elevator going up and realized that
sho must eaten IL IL she would reach
her desk on time. Disregardlng the
danger. she grabbed the closing doc
and tried to leap into the swiftly
ascending elevator. Her feet missed tn,
car and she fell forward, the upper
portion OF her body falling into the car.
while her lower lines dLng.ed out OF
the door.
Dwyer Immediately threw off the
power. but not until Miss Foerth's body
had struck the iron grill work above
the door. forcing 1t completely out OF
place and permitting her body to fall
straight down the elevator shaft to the
basement, twenty-five feet below. Dwy-
er and several OF the male passongors
in tho car grabbed Intellectually for her,
but to no avail.
Dryer ran into the basement with
several other men. They carried Miss
Foerth. who was unconscious. to the
first floor. DR.. Victor carried Miss
Foerth at top speed to the New York
| Hospital but she died almost as soon
as tho institution was reached.
Although witnesses declared Dwyer
was not to blame he was arrested on q
technical charge Of homicide and taken
to jefferson Market Court. where he
was held for tho Coroner lie lives al
No 10 East N!nety-third street. Miss
Foerth was thirty-fvs years old.
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CROSSES THE CHANNEL WITH.
OUT KNOWING II.
Oergyman's Son Had
tuberculosis Well

Consumption 10 . flattering disease and
SAs sufferer 10 filled with bright hopes Of
lnpyovsment. Call II by Its own dread
name-And thsn--take Echman's Altera-
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~ enc need doubt it--thers 10 plenty of
evidence from live witnesses. Investigate
- following;
Armenia. N, Y.
.sosuesmsn, Prior TO Feb, 1908. was
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- month TO live. NY father who Is a
clergyman. heard OF Eckman's Alternative
snA Induced mo to take IT, The night
sVests and chills disappeared. my cough
became easier and gradually diminished. !
- now In perfect health. back to 1888
n. I feel certain that ! owe my life 10
Nokman's Alternative"
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IaimsdI REV. ]. ]. CowLEs.
Pastor PRESBYTERIAN Church.
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-14
LOANED COUNTESS $4,000.
So MINING Man Averred, but He
Fails Second Time to Win Suit.

The second trial OF the suit brought
by Richard v. Dey. a California lawyer
and mining man. against the estate OF
the beautiful Countess stavra. to re-
cover $1,000. which he cinimed he
loaned her some years before her death,
resulted In disagreement Of the jury
before Justice PlatzeK in the supreme
Court to-day. The frst trial. held last
month before Justice Ne burger. also
resulted In disagreement. A third
trial OF the case has been directed.
Dey, who Is past seventy. was an In
innate friend OF the Countess. For
years ne was confidential sece;ary "a
John W. Mackey. tho western mining
kim and cable builder. who also was a
friend and admirer of the Countess
Stavra, when as a YOUNG girl she was
hailed as the belle of Seattle
A number OF letters by Dey to the
Countess, signed "Diclie." wore intro
duced In the case. They were all
couched In the most endearinG terms and
were filled with words OF advice One
of them told the Countess 20 stick
TO your old. true friends and lie. that
id gang you went with in New York
20 to the devil"
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Home Testimony
Counts

Many Now York sufferers from rheumatism,
Sciatica and N.urits testify that THEY have found
"Nun,o" 80 effective "a an snudVe to uric
ACID that almost immediate relief aud complete
banishInent from pain haA beeu secured What
10 better " comfort our Rheunatcs than this
home testimony
Thousands Of old-tims Rhf umatics are now In
the pest Of health after using "Nurito."
It's satisfied lpers ART Is bes. advertlses-
pretty good sdSsItlsers. too
Come ~ as.sn,.n', :, M S,, 2. any ksdin.
prsscraption-not . patent nedStine--thAl con
uins neither Opiates nor Narcotics, snd n II
doesnt relieve you your money Will b refunded
Compounded ~ Tbs MagistsL Chem. Co. TiAS
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WIFE NO. z SPO|LS
HUBbYS WOO|NG Of
NO. 3 AND $4,000
Refuses Prospective Successors
Plea to Get Divorce, Lures
Jacobson to Jail.

Frederick jacobson. n barber, of No.
$40 Ninth avenue. war sentenced to six
months in tho Peniten.iary by the Jus
tees Of the Court OF Special Sessions
to-day for failing to pay the city ,2os
for the board of his two children at
Oak Farm slnce.Oct. %, 1910.
Agent Watson Of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Children. told
the Court that his arrest OF jacobson
had nipped in the bud his scheme TO
acquire a third wife with 500
The first Mrs. Jacobson Is the mother
Of the two children at Oak Farm. She
left the barber after he had been sent
to the Island for six months for mis-
he married again. with his second
wife's money he opened a barber shop
In the Bronx. This failed. and when he
had spent all OF No. 2s money he told
her she had better go TO work. She has
be.n working year as servant for
the family OF Charles S. Miller at No.
81 South Mountain avenue. Montclair
Wife No. !, said Agent watson. has
dropped out OF sight, but on April 5 last
No. got letter from Jacobson In
which he asked her permission to take
a third wife who had $4,000 In cash. She
sent this letter TO the Ch!ldren's society.
Watson had vainiy sought Jacobson to
collect the board bill. Wife No. 2. I'M
der advice, met Jacobson and went to
call on the woman who was willing to
become No. g. Her husband and the
third ma .rimoniaa selection urged No.
to consent TO q divorce. No. 2 refused.
At this meeting she learned where
Jacobson was living and sen, word TO
Agen, Watson, VINO got him
While the barber was being sentenced
to-day vito No. Q and -who-waswI H.
ing 8 were In court, No.
Il grinned. while e-who-was-willing- to-
become-No. 8 wept.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-14
FISHERMAN'S BODY IN RIVER.
Line IL Found Entwined About
Victim of Drowning.

The North River gave up the body Of
a man off West Flfty-sixth street yes
terday evening. A nshing line was
found entwined around and about his
body. part Of 1t clenched In his hand.
Policeman Ryan OF the Harbor Squad.
who was on police launch, found It.
There were no marks on the clothing
or body. The man was about thirty
ak years old. feet inches. light hair
and complexion, clean shavcn; blue
serge suit. white and black striped shirt.
blue tie and black shoes and stockings.
In the clothing was . yellow metal
watch. open face. and two pocket
kEives. The body was removed to the
NorguA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-14

SILVERTON. Ore. May 1.-THE body
Of Homer Davenport. cartoonist. was
buried here yesterday. The "sllverton
Band" which figured In many OF Daven-
port's homely tales, led tho funeral pro-
cession to the cemetery from the hail
where public services we're held.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-14
ARE YOU
'GOlNGDEAF?

I have made a discovery In the treatment Of
head noises and deafness which consider an i'm.
Ioriant one, Ny discovery doc, away with the
necessity ~ pa ina instruments into The cal
tubes, which measures hh,c proved unsatisfactory
are painful. and instead OF curing the diseas,
have often forced II further w into the ear.
How important my method ~ trcatment Ia vii
be shown Ia lac cpss Of Mr.. Brown.
When Mr.. W. H. Brown first consulted ma h,
said; My hearing has been bad since 1853 Sc,
crai years after first became hard n hearing
began 10 Notice nosta In my ears. Ths sound, o.
my right ear were like tho tapping OF bell. an
tho noise in my left ear was like bees buxzing
Ny hearing got ~ lad that people lad to slenh
two or three times over to find out what tie,
wcro saving. You judge how deaf ! was
when I tell you that In order to hear my ii,tls
alarm clock 70 tell whether II was running
had 10 press II right close up N my ear"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-14
WHY 1T
is RISKY
To Have CIogged N0strils

Your nostriis should catch
all the germs and filth that
are In the air you breathe.
Your throat attempts to catch
all the germs that your nos.
trils fail to hold.
Nature fitted your nostrns with perfcc, germ
tfaps. In your nostrls are filters which strain
tho germs and Dir, on, ~ the air like Q water
nltcr sersrstss germs and filth from your drink
Ing water. When the germs are caught In your
nostrils they arc tar dci In the natural sccrc
ti"n. ~ 'i'- nose r-r- IN che r,--' --',-'t- 49,
rerma are hello like flies are held by sticky payer
When certain amount ~ germs and dirt sre col
l,ct~l in your ~stris YOU have desire 10 81
nj ~ them. This YOU do by blowing your nose
" your nostns are closTed by swelling. dis
charges or ly did discharges or by GROWTH
they catch and hold the germs. hut you ere no
LONGER aba 10 blow out what IL separated from m
ar. Tbs collection 81 germs and dirt In the ma
tils set up disease called catarrh. Catarrh
causes discharrc that 10 loaded with germs. Ths
irritation Of eloGeei nostrils 10 90 great that ysu
feel you must free them somehow. You can't a
this BY blowing your nose. but you find you ~,
relief By drawing the material backward into you,
hoA This 10 accomplished NJ q strong intake
Of breath. and 10 called having" OF th1
estarrh SHUTTLE" This practices 10 unnst,rsl
wmerenfc. disgusting and risky.
IL nature thought necessary TO put hitsn In
your nostrils 10 prevent germs from ENTERING youi
lungs, do you think II safe or sensible svvn Ia
take tho Of filth thsy collect into your
thruat'
Freeing your nos,rils ny drawins what thsy
catch back into your throat. SITS up disease In
the following places; You arc apt to draw the
germs into your tubs. u YOU do you vii
lose your hearing. have head noises or get . dis
charging car Second. You will set up thsoa'
disease. Your thrust will feel dry aud sore. u
VIII feel like sand vas busted on II. or - II a
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nostriis are going deaf, or have head noisss OF
have a bad throat. and you think my training
anil experience should make mo 2 good doctor. J
viii cost sou nothing nor "A examination and
advice.
viii be pleased 70 advise you ~ lcttG concerning
.,ur condition.
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DR.. J. c. Mccoy
2l3 Fhtiron Building

Broadway and sd Street, New York
Hours, Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
% A. VI. to n =. ~; Tuesday. IhursuA,
and saturday. u a NJ To y MI sunday.
ID 4 VI. to ~ noon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-14

This Il who I am and what ! have done
I vuaduatoi In medlcins In New Yor< In 1879
/ was the prize winner In my class. won Il
competitive examination ths position q physicis'
70 Bellevue Hospital. whore ! served In 1879 sn'
1880
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Mr.. Brown was placed under my method O
o,ed that he can now hear his alarm clocl
tick which Is In the kitchen, while lying in bed
s,antB troubled him have disappeared. He ga,
that he hears better now than he has since 1861
Mr. Brown IL CO years of ase and rsides at No
2N Nassau st.. BDohyn.
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The following interview with Prof. Loomls "!
cxIlain what he thought o. me:
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22
cOmrIs,IOner's Sale Of Land

Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance Of
a decree uf the randolph County Chanerry
Court at the September 1919 term thereof In a
cause wherein safronla nm was plaintiff and
VIA Fry. a minor, wa, defendant I WILL al
south front door Of court house In Pocahpn-
tas, Ark. ON saturday, December "a, ipisoftr
for salo the foll0w-deser.bed land situated In
Randolph county, Arkansas, to'wlt; \ = s
W. Y section : tn. n y. R.sE. said sale be-
Ing made 20 satisfy a decree rendered In the
above mentioned cause In favor of safrnnla
Hiu aud 10 satisfy a mortgage made hy 4, :,
Fry 90 A. J. witt, which mortgage said sa
frona iiill paid on and In the mortgagoos =
rights Ia which she was sulrlgated by said
decree. suid sale n % satisfy above lndeht-
edncss with interest thereon amounting Ia all
90 siiiGn0. and also the cost OF this suit, iu-
cludinr Zee % the Guardian al litem Tor
the said minor, Via Fry
Land Is 10 be sold ta highest bidder upon a
credit OF three months bearing interest AZ 10
per cent said Indebtedness to he lien on
said land until paid u, Mock,
Hat Commissioner In Chancery,
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22
Notice Of Administrators Sale of Lands

Notice is hereby given that, as Admlnistra-
tor OF the estate OF X. ;. Kirkpatrick de-
ceased, | will. on Saturday, Nov. 3O 1872 be-
Aeen the hours OF nine O'Clock a m. and
twelve o'clock noon. at the court house IN
the town OF Pocahontaa, Randolph county,
Aakansas. offer for sale to the highest bidder
the following described lands belonging TO
said estate, to-wlt;
The northwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter OF section twenty-elght C2S)' township
nineteen 90. Range one (D east, contalnin
forty acres. more or less.
Also lot six (G). block thirteen (l3, shan
mons addition 20 the town OF Pocahoutas.
All OF said lands being situate IN Randolph
county. Arkansas.
Said sale shall be TO the highest bidder on a
credit OF three months aud the purchaser shall
give note with approved security, and lien
retained on the land Said sale IS 10 be made
pursuant TO an order OF the Probate Court Of
Jackson county, Arkansas. OF date October
10. 1912. W. A. BILLINGsLEr,
u-3t AllinistiCto-
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22
knilre for Publication
Register

Department OF the interior. U. $ land Office
at Little Rock. Arkansas. NovemberS, lslz'
Notice Is hereby given that John \. James,
OF wirih. Arkansas. who. ON September J.
1909. made homestead entry. No, oSd6d, Tor
fractional swA. section o. aud Nh NV fri =
and NwA Nkh. section :, township q NJ
range . ". 5tE principal meridian, has filed
notice ~ Intention a. make three year pruot
20 establish claim 70 the land above descr'b d
before County clerk OF Randolph county at
Pocahontas 5. .Arkansas,on the Il day of becem-
ber 1912.
Claimant names as Witnesses Chas. W.
TAYLOR Of Ring. Arkansas. aud Chas, A.
Weaver Jno J. McFann and John Ferilmai
all OF With. Arkansas. GUY W. CAnoN'
Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22
Notice for Publication

Department of the interior. 4. $. land Office
at Little Rock. Arkansas November .. 1919.
Notice i hereby given that Julia A. Hall
but. Of Rayendon Springs. Ark. who, ON 30
mher -. ipOi, made homestead entry 80.
$500. Serial No. O->is, for sWR SEA, sgttlun
-. Wa NEA and -NEa NEH. section 90,
township 90 n. rqnfe ". 5th principal me-
ridlan. has nlcd notice OF intention 10 make
ave year proof. 10 establish claim 10 the land
above described, before County Clerk Ran
dilph County, at Pocahontas. Arkansas. ON
the Il day OF December. 1919
Claimant names as witnesses; John A.
Brown. George W. Guntharp. Walter Brown
FL Brown all OF Ravenden Springs. Arkansas.
GUY W. CARoN.
Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22

Notice is hereby given that John W. Wigs,
OF Elm store. Ark. who, on October % 1909
made homestead entry. No. O5s02, for NEA
swk aud NWa SEN. section ia township q
n. range W, 5th principal meridian. has
filed notice OF intention 10 make three year
proof TO establish claim TO the land above
described. before County Clerk of Randolph
county. at Pocahontas. Ark. on the Il day OF
December. 1912
Claimant names as witnesses; =. NJ
England and u. II. Ellis both Of Myrtle. Mo,
and G. e. England OF Elm Store. Arkansas
and SAINT King. OF Yadkin. Arkansas.
GUY W. CARoN.
Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22
Notice for Publication
Register

Department OF the interior. L. =. land ohite
al Little Rock. Arkansas, NOyembcra. .. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Jasper Perrin
OF Blrdell Arkansas. who, on Octoh'r l' ls'''
made adjoining farm entry No. 2S'i3, serial
M O2sO5. Tor SEA NEH. section 81, township
10 \. range W. 9Th principal meridian
has filed notice OF intention TO maze Nv,
year proof 20 establish claim 20 ihh lana
above described before County ticr' OF Kan
dolph county az Pocahontas, Arkansas ON
the II day OF December. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses Jacob iiuI
stedler. James pettyjohn. Cullen huistcdleI
and JcT Hufstedler all Of Birhell' ArSansaS
GUY W. CANON,
Re ister
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22

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Foley Kidney Pills are tonic,
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They build mp the Kidneys aud reg
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The boys appetite Is often the
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Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22
SherlH's Sale

will sell At public auction 10 the highest
bidder In front o. the north door OF the court
house In PocahontAs. on the 7th day OF De-
sember. Igis between the hours for judicial
sales the following real property to-wlt'
Lots6.7. anls, block g
Lot 9. block +.
lot 10. block H.
Lot /. block ~.
An shannon addition OF the Incorporated
town OF POcahontls. Randolph County Ark
ansas. being a part OF the SEA NMA ana
NEa sw9 section 2, township ~ N'rang'
IE
Levied upon by me as property OF ;. l.
Davl, 10 satisfy an execution In my hands
against him which issued from the Randolph
County Circuit Court az It's July term 1910 In
Randolph county IN favor Of Il. ?. smith aud
sous. Tcrns, cash In hand. JACK COLE
i7-et. sher.R OF Randolph county
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22
Noilce for Publication

Department Of the Interior. I. 5. land ONCE
at Little Rock. Ark. November Q. 1912.
Notice Is hereby given thatJames a. Baker'
Of Warm Springs. Ark. who, on August Is
1909. made homestead entry. No 0liO, for N'a
sEil. section .. township q y. range N'oh
principal meridian. has dled notice OF inten-
tiou 10 make three year proof, TO establish
claim 70 the land above described, before
County Clerk Of Randolph county at Poca-
hontas. srE., on the l6 day Of DeH mber' l9l2'
Claimant names as witnesses Bud
Thompson. Jack Brewer, win Flanagan
and Alfred Harris all Of Warm Springs, Ark.
GUY W. CARoN.
Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22
MOTHERS

Should be ever on the watch for symp-
toms OF Worms In their chislren. These
pests undermine strength and vitality.
A child with Worms is ua'-. sickly and
cross. has dark rings unuur the eyes. bad
breath. hokle appetite. picks the nOso
continually. starts In the sleep, grinds
the teeth while sleeping. The worst part
about this disorder is that children AZ
feeted by Worms fall easy victims TO
Typhoid Fever. Dlphthcria, Measles and
other diseases fatal TO child life. A REM
edy for Worms: one that Is absolutely
sure OF results Is whites Cream Verml-
fuge. II destroys and removes worms
and intestinal parasites OF all kinds. A
few doses removes the cause OF tho
trouble, and there Is an immediate I'M
proyement. In a few days the sickly,
pale and irritable child Is transformed
Into a rosy. healthy, vigorous Cheruh.
full OF life, vim and cheerfulness.
Priaa 2Sct. per bottle.
lsnes y. Bs lard PROP. 81. Louis Me-
LEHMAN'S PHARMACY
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22
Nnilce tnr PIb.lcai!en

Department of tie Interior L. : land ofice
Nnt Little ltlck. AK. November o. lil2'
Notice j. hereby given that John Z Lynx
Vil,r,N,f Mock. Ark. who. on october & lvl''
made homestead entry No. 2sG6j, serial No.
ns7dn. for NJ NEh, section Il. township u y.
range / y. 5th principal meridian has h''u
notice OF Intention TO make five year proof
20 establsa claim 90 the land above descnb
ed. before Clerk OF Randolph county, at Poca'
hontas. ARK, ON the 10 day OF December l'ls
Claimant names as witnesses /. VI
Wright aud william Reasons both OF Mock
Ark. and IA Grlssom aud Elvic Marlett hotl
81 MiddlebrUok, Ark GUY W. CARoN'
Register
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22
Notice for Publication
Register.

Department OF thefnterior U, s. land Office
al Little Rock. Ark, November ., 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Charles W.
Taylor Of Ring. Ark. who on May 10, 1907
made homestead entry No. 2s3is, serial No.
O2526. for EK Wa and Eh OF section J., and
NElt Nwl and NW4 NE4, section II, town
ship p n. range W, 5th principal meridian,
has filed notice Of intention to make three
year proof 20 establish claim to the land
above described. before County Clerk OF
Randolph county. at Pocahontas, Ark on
The rs day Of December, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: John A.
James Chas A. Weaver. Jno. }. Mcl'ann.
John Fcrnimau an Of Wirth. Arkansas.
GUY w. CARON,
Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22
MarnIna Order
.ndo'ph Chancery Court.

In the Randolph Chancery Court
Sarah + owen. Plaintiff,
Against
Madison y. oven. Molvina owen. Thomas II,
C. owen. and Mary c. owen, ct al
The above named defendants are hereby
warned 10 appear In the Randolph Chancery
Court within thirty days and answer the CONF
plalnt OF the Plaintiff aled In this onlce.
Witness my hand and seal this aoth, day OF
October. 1919, DEE MocK.
Clerk OF the Chanccry Court.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-11-22

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