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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1907 STRANGER IN A TRANCE THROWN OUT OF TROLLEY CAR DDT IIUTO I TDIPVn MARINE BURGLAR CHASE LOST S5JO0 FIRE LINES EXTENDED.

Some People Are Objecting LOOTED A NEW HOUSE. $500 Worth of Tools, Fips and Plumbers' Supplies Carted Off. (Special to the Eagle.) Mtneola. L. September 20-Thieves.

laat night, looted a house in course of tloa Company, stealing carpenters and II II SURE-TIP SiNEiyrir Young Man Has Been Unconscious Hospital. Long Island pm found wing la the fcatft was at first ttmufht be pia pockets of which Mrs Paul Not- of5t90dBroadw' but this hat not North German ti Wilhlm for 1 Abercro BELMONT MAY INSPFHT HIRE. He and Public Utilltle. tW.la.Uti. ers Said to Have Planned Trip Through It To-day.

The Belmont tunnel took on new life the Long Island City end last night. After the town had gone to aleep a The a ladder, and ma' kept pede.trltnt from fining into the' opening. The entrance to the stairway by nngl woodeo till, tood on guard to employe No ispended along thl assage leading from Long Itland hurtled work lalt from Ah- the he at com Public Ltill City this morning th; WOMEN UP IN ARMS. Oiled Roads in Rockaways Add Their Work by Reason of Soiled Carpets and Rugs. Considerable unfavorable criticism 1 leard among residents of the Rockaway iver the Bprinkling of the roadways wit ill.

Housewives especially are arraye Mter'each rahifall the oil comes to th turface and a thick oily mud Is carrle No i clings WALLABOUT PLANS A TUNNEL. Movement to Secure the Building of Subway From Flatbush Avenue Depot to Market. Wallabout merchants to have, Utilities Board, the city and R. R. Company co-operate in Public L- build- plumbers $5'JV waa unlocked The thieves -arriei their booty away In a wagon.

It is believed they came from Qurem Borough. stable George Hunell has a good descrlp- GRAND DUKE VERY ILL. SOth birthday. WEATHER FORECAST Sundays, U20U Main. Indications Until 8 P.M.

To-morrow. Local "rTobabilities. HIGH WATER. Arrived at New York To-day. Sailed From Foreign Ports To-day.

Arrived at Foreign Ports To-day. BROOKLYN AND QUEENS FIRES, celved at Fire Headquarters. Brooklyn. I for the twenty-four hours ended at A M. PARIS FASHIONS UP TO DATE.

Changes in Richmond Hill. The Building Code Commission has extended the fire lines In Richmond Hill as follows: From a point 100 feet south of Plank road on Willow i Plank road. 100 feet south to Oar! north on Garfield avenue to of the road, east on the north to Park avenue, to 10 north on Park avenue. 100 fe on Hillside avenue. 100 feet feet north of Jamaica Plank THE COURTS.

FEDERAL GRAND JURY. BY BLUECDAT OARSMEN Negro, Who Is Thought to Have Robbed Saloon, Rowed Hard to Get Away. HE HAD GIN BOTTLES IN BOAT. -A i 4 A.M. Incident of Police Work Down in the Oravesend Bay Section Captain Mason Pleased.

if efforts were finally locked up. described George Reed 32 years I.oekey. 40 yetrt old. I both members of the ntmed Burdette. which gtged In the menhaden Both were arraigned by Roth of the Batb Reach station Maglttreie Itself this morning I "onejt Itland court and on a plea Mt wre for further ex Patrolman Roth was passing H.r.ty avenue about 4 o'clock this ln ln rin8 s'ore post He went over to a saloon Krn mth an Oruptf avenue If everything waa locked up.

and appeared at though swallowed earth The pollcetnau met Browu tnd Patrolman Qulllan Sergeant Brown tnd Qulllan got a rowhoal ttarted out to tearch the bag The Job was a difficult one. becaue bay Just now Is full of craft of all 1 and ihe dark nlgbt also proved an ee Sergeunt Brown knew there number of menhaden fishing craft I jJJ ad He rowing fatter The a and Am the sergean gun again and a men When i MISS LAWSON BIRTHDAY. Mitt Cymhla Lawson. daughter of Will im I Lawson of Glen Cove, eelebratei AMUSEMENTS. ORPHEUMtV burr chase.

Mcintosh evans HASAN BEN ALI'S 10 ACROBATIC ARABS MAJESTIC RWMP ML HIM AND IlII GRAND FOOTBALL MATCH Manhattan amusements PRFil MUSEE XV CUCR CINEMATOGRAPH I MUSIC VI.T VV I SHOW hippodrome BELASCO The Rose of theRancho EXCURSIONS CHARMING FXOUoSIONS West Poiot. and BEAUTIFUL LAKE GEORGE, EXCURSION, SPORTING. BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB. Ash Car Was in Collision With It and Passengers Were Shaken. reaai two ot Tara ly-thtri tl lived tprsln of the li while Pa-k Urough.

41. i mbulance If Mand College Hos- pital tod left (or SOON TO LEAVE OYSTER BAY. President Starts Wednesday on Speaking Tour, Which Will Be Inter- rupted by a Hunting Trip. (Rpeelal I Oyster Bty. I the Eagle I leptember 20-Pret ard and yielded the call of the ef Louisiana from ber to the northeastern I will have nearly He will leave If he follows the when he hunted or four years ato.

programme itrrled at Bmedet. lht Prelden- till I vt hit serrettrlrt. and newtptper fol- let from hit ctmp dally iript between pltee of the Pretl- tnd such official require hi. .1 for him to read resident will le.va l.ksburg Mitt, to Secret Service guard On October IL of ir Pk milage. TYnn on ti.

'ober 22 Vcomp.ru Iff tl President on dow u'he Mlttlttlppl Louisiana, will be Mr Rlxe Loeb i far the party to proceed farther weat hunting trip in he Jttkson's Hol( Yellnwt.o,,,. Park region The Presldeal ui leave oytter for Washington IteXI W.dnesday on the following Sunday aftei capital I region probably hunt Bayou sU UMtMUalMla Ht. hear are numerous MW BROOKLYN WOMAN THE VICTIM Identity of Peison Killed on Track Between Huntington and Cold Spring Harbor Established. ce and Cold Spring Harh er 11, hat been etttbliahe. 6SI East Twetity-'hiri AMUSEMENTS.

BIJOU THE GREAT EXPRESS ROBBERY FOLLY BiT, FLORENCE I the BINDLEY I ijaKli SSiV. AIDnnwnnf OLYMPIC HinCCVGO OHUW STAR V'ArGAY MORNING FxCLOR(IESo masquerVoers pilflUn Mats. Dally, 25, 50c I Best Show in Town uiiniiw KLAW ERLANGER'S VYl GEO. EyAHS JOE WELCH, 'VoWa'nte C.mer The GOVERNOR'S SON Theatre MclNTYRE HEATH Ham Tree MONTAUK THE BELLE OF MAYFAIR COLUMBIA PAYTON'3 IEL, AV. STOCK CO SHADOWS ON THE HEARTH wayV Wtrajisgrjssor fljOVELTY Q0THAM LUNA PARK 1 i I en, I iifliiN i nnurG TO MANHATTAN BRIDGE Asks Permission to Put Up Structure on Flatbush Avenue Extension.

PLANS OUT IN SOME DETAIL Scheme Is to Bun Under Fulton St. and Over on Myrtle Avenue. Real Brooklyn Loop. Formal application was made at the meeting of the Public Utilities Commis- ion to-day by the Brooklyn Union Ele- i vated Company for permission to con- Flatbush avenuo extension. Application has already been made by the company to the Board of Estimate for permission "to use two of the elevated tracks on the new Manhattan Bridge.

The application i of the Fulton plan discloses ting tho Fulton will have to 3 Myrtle avenue the bridge. The or the Brooklyn Bridge. Description of Connection. The following is a description of proposed connection: along the extension hundred and fifty erly lino Fuilon street Intersects Flatbush avc extending northerly tinder the elevated structure on Fulton sice, and over and above the elevated stru. ture on Myr-tle avenue, along and through Flatbush the regoing del will merge Into tl TRAVERS HAD EASY MATCH.

lent Swords. 6 and 4, in Second Round of Morris County Golf Tourney. ro'iud at match play in the Morris ty Golf Cluh's tournament. At Int It rained and was sunny While cool It b. ame very muggy at noon.

Jerome ravers had an easy time young Swords, the last of the County players, in tho first set. Ti not pressed. ed along for While he I shape than a ago. he ie Held and Dwlghl Partridge had of poor play. Partridge was than Retd.

however, and his put-is worse, so that he lost by 4 down rt Abbott was opposed by Barrows, with whom he atch. particularly ns Barro his putting. Lurk was against Bar towever in the matter of bad li in the tonrth hnie by accident the loriuir intercollegiate cha Tvng. had a Sere match with Stlekno; teenth hole by getting on the green In the third set Mm Donald unfortunately drew his old (hum. H.

J. Whig-ham Moth are ex-national hampions. Ma Donald on The Long Island vie, or In this set was Kdward Knapp of West- thai Aay to answer Frank Is 19 years had been hit, The Titnniskl last night Court Officer Michael roof, where he was finally caught. ss; i and Brooklyn Monument Maker, Trusted a Stranger Who Talked Smoothly. SECURES AN ARREST INiCASE.

No Money Is Found on the Accused I Man "Poolroom" With No Other Bettors. Gustav Bentsch of 840 Jamaica avenue Brooklyn, was relieved of Ave thousand, dollars yesterday afternoon by what he i Benlsch ato broakfast yesterday morn- Ing In O'Neill's restaurant at H7 Wtestj' Twenty-third street, and while there, be-j came engaged in conversation win lo Gtlsey tvith tho telegraph, a o'thing tip- ilrd race at Toronto yesterday after-by the najno of Colonel Jack, which McCormlck said was "the surest thing after a long talk er asked him with. him. and "Oh, i graph 0 piled, "that's not enough. g( i.

this Is the chance of a ordingly Benlsch we arble business at Jamaica av rescent street, Brooklyn, and McCormlck agah 256 Thli St, where McCormick atsurt could make a bot. nlsch found there what appe to be a regular poolroom, an more words with McCorn le corner of Seventh avenue and Twen-r-third street he saw McCormlck stand-lg and got Bicycle Patrolman Bernard tc McCormick was taken to the Wesl rand larceny, though none of the monej as found on him. as balled out by James Thompson of 360 FOLLOWED HER HUSBAND. Chicago Woman Finds Him in the Company of a Blonde and Protests. eeks ago and Mrs.

O'Brien leard from him but seldom Sh" Jew York and saw her husband WOULD SELL TO NEGROES. Flushing Man's Willingness to Dis- pose of His Home Causes His Neighbors Alarm. GRAVES HOEPFER. eddlng of Miss Minnie Hopfer street and Lewli Graves tool 'ednesday. at Pt.

Mark's Lu Church. Jefferson was gowned ln nyhe'r" sister'. as maid of The ollow- 3rsves nr r- tony. Mr. and Mrs reside In Brooklyn, I 1 Mb, ,1 Ing of a tunnel from the Flatbush avenue station of the L.

R. R. to the market. veget, rOUld MUNICIPAL REGISTER. Eligible List for Medical Positions.

SJJS ft City; "HV.h Applications Filed for City Examina tions. For Information concerning the elvi tervlce. addrets the Brooklyn Dally Eagb Civil Service Bureau. Answers will b( hiubllshed In this columa. LOST IN SWITZERLAND.

to make it hit perm nd. mKII REPORTED 11 Wtmi BH If mm ''5k 11 Ss.1 Im mm I 111 Sable Island. N. ai 3 A.M. Encoun- and wore a white pi' If IM rerirtg strong t.orihwes: Will she carried a bou t-JJl i Imm if probably dock P.M.

Saturday. roses. She was at' HI C. QWI MCNB hooH tejvelvet. Hospital.

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