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THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1911. INCUBATOR It morellt Ul lUMtlf wn on flro near Surf IVMUI BBd thd BsAnggeraent ben the firemen to turn turoam nti It. foWBR COLLAPSES WITH HASH. hlWIWlinft Pleat tower, 1'olntrtt skyward like a ot llRht in ih nlRht and was vlsltiln for twenty miles out sen, Imrnpil with a roar It ko that of a volcano. At SOU n'rlnrk It collapsed, and from the wn went up a pillar of amolie and flame IJJBg feet high No fire ever happened which carried more dramatic contrast ihan the to lave niadil'-iird wild aulmala frtim ihe Ferrari Uuildlng at the northerly end of the proat Dreamland pl.ua and the rescue of tlx helpless Infanta from the Incuhator exhibit, less than 1 0 feet away.

Policeman Krlnk. a doctor and six united In xavlne; the plnV (taonlnp, helpless little tinblea. In leaving the park (hey carried th" mile, nast the walla of the Ferrari 1ml Id iiix, Mind which linns roared, tiR-ra and othi animal Uttered bloud-ourdllnK cries as lliey dashud ftl tM sstti tH their raRf. Firemen will never forget Agisting Iireamland Maie A company then, dire a line ot hose ut the easterly entrance of Ilreamlanil. uhere the flar.ics were dlttMBg over the heroic figures advertising the reailon," Ml biuk as 001 of the dull red background of hae an 1 I shot the future a lion, with IIh mane ablaze.

Policeman itliicl tils animal In the Kim ky K.iad to Dublin bulldliiR across from the Dreamland entrance. DANGER FROM FLYING BULLETS. As the flame swipt ibn.iiRh Iirriimland and apread to the east and welt Ifid IWirod IBd letlgtD of the old Iron Pier and the Dreamland Pier, tens of thousands of cnrtrldgaa In bOMlBI naileries exploded A dozen Fourths of July could no: Iurnl.li such a full lade. It la a wonder tha' nretneti. I .1 i "ere not shot by rUInc bnlleis Ttalmi Bkthlni PatlHOB was destroyed.

This was the eastern limit nf the Ore On tie- WMt the blaze extended to Feltman a Immense Rarden The new Clan' Co.i-vr In the enclosure formerly occupied by the Loop the a partially destroyed. The fire raced up and down the tloues and iBCllDM wl'h tin: speei, of trips for a Week and wee to lime been turned over to paaaeiiRers Id a fewa days. 1'r Jobs W. Ml I of Wail BlghtB street, Coney Island, who had i the in tiliator bablea, live In number, was In bed when tho (Ire 1 Ha i a to his trousers ran for the Incubator houao. Poll lergt Jobn .1.

Kiitnk of the Coney Island precinct had lore- stalled and araa Iba Ural paraoa to reach tho place, lie found every in go I 01 'llieie were two of nurses, one remaining In tho iajrtiBU and Hie ot 'er all night. One ot IV" BUrtea of tha i In the mother of one of the In-onbntor Infanta A) tha i'rt alarm of Bra tha nurses took the bablaa from the iBOUbatOra, wrapped than In blaakata, und were ready to leave when Sural. KllBOk baral la to tho rencue. He curried two of the children In Lis arma an I allowed tho nurses to folio! with trie others. BABIES A or HURT AT Tho bttrrled to tha home of Dr.

Pierce, where the Infants were found oara aaJtarad no III affeetl from their removal. All were put together ou' cot and protected property with blBBkata In a warm room until ti O'clock this owning, whfu Ihey were (alien to New York lloupital In an iiuloiiioblle. Tho incubators had to he abandoned In the rush to save the children, nd the nurses lost all ilicir clothing BBd other effects in llielr lockers. The doctors and police pruhed (he culm, orderly manner In which the nurses atone to the situation In a lime of great danger and excitement. Incident piled OB iBCldent no rapidly that npp tutors wore unublo to carry more than a hazy recollection of kalledoscoplc excitement In (heir luds.

They receJle I. alter tha llemeBl was over, that tho high pressure Bystem did i Ot come up to rm because one of the pumps In lie station gae out. Five alarms brought Are anginal and Arc-fighting apparatus from all oer BrOOklyB. Eevry lire company In tho imroiiRh either responded directly to the alarms or move.l into idalions vacuted by companies that did respi ud directly. CHIEF DOOLBY NEARLY fJT.V.D.

llattallon l.iel Dooley had a il from death He was I nockod down by the (earn of a Hie engine in Surf avenue. As he fell he reached out and got a rrasp on the collar of OBa of tho horsoa. The driver pulled up his team, and the Chief, by a demonblratlou of atrength and dex terity that would do credit to a circus performer, yanked himself to bU faal and lo OBa side out of danger. Bamuel GhimpertB, nmuaemrnt manager of Dreamland, was asb ep in the adgtlnlatrBtlon bulldlag when tha Bra atnrtad, a watchman aVBkenad him and bis rirst tahk was to assure himself that all tho employees were safe. "We turned on nil the Ughtl we could," nald Mr.

Ciumpertz, "but the ipraad of tha lire cut the wires and the Mailing darkuesi hampered us. I do not to crltlclae tha cltj authorities, but I must Bay that it we hud bad ti water preaaure we have in promised the park might have hJMB ravod. 'The water pnpply was very ni.apre. It rcems to me thai a place b'ta Coney Island havo every sort of saiegaard thrown amund It. Tho whole park was atlre before there was anything like an adaqUBta sup-p'y of water.

E8TIM ATJ-S LOSS AT $3,000,000. The original iBveetmeBt in Dreamland was over Afier a survey of all the damage (hat bag mi I should aay the actual loss would come close to H.OOOOOf. In this I lutlude the loag of concci slonaries REMAINS OF DREAMLAND'S PIER (Photographed especially for The Evening the cars thai have been making test o'-' XZWkm u-i BABIES SAVED KOW FLAKES LEAPED (Photofraphtd i.rpccialiy I i i wlthln (he pnrk and those whose properly destroyed outside- "Il Is a good thlnR the wind was not high. If there had lieen spch a wind as was MOWlBg when Steeiileehase burned ftiur years ago the whole stern end of the Island would havo been wiped out antl there Is no tellliiR how far the (Ire would have extended to the westward. There was only a light breeze anil It blew Junt right to aid the firemen.

"1 hope nnd believe Dreamland will be rebuilt. If 11 Is we will make It fireproof and so Inaugurate a new fireproof Coney Island In which lire will nol be the bugbear It now Is." Senator Reynolds, president of Dreamland Corporation, did not hear of tho fire until 8 o'clock this morning. He Immediately left his home at Dong Heae.h and Htarted for Coney Island. "If I have my way," said Mr. Iteynolds to an Evening World reporter, "there will he a Greater Dreamland and It will be built at once.

I shall call a meeting of the directors as as possible." iBtefeB ts)d with Mr. Reynolda In Dreamland are a number of pollllclani and business men of Manhattan and Ilrooklyn. Otto Huber, the brewer, has a heavy Interest. "Hlg T.m" Sullivan and Eugene Wood, the lobbyist, nre also partners in the enterprise. Cl TV MA ACQUIRE BEACH.

The destruction of Maimer's bathing pavilion gives the city a chance to annex an additional 2n feet of neaeh front adjoining the new municipal baths The owners would probably gall but they place a valuation of on the property, J. F. Palmer started the baths thlr(y-five years ago. He died two years wiinin i ne para anci inosn wooae property destroyed ouisioe- oieniDergari secretary nnn oi- ago and the property Is now owned by his widow and three children. At the tlino the Dreamlnnd plan was in process of promotion Palmer was offered for his property.

He refused to Dell at that figure. Mrs. Palmer says her bath house business netted her a year. She carried 117,000 Insurance nnd eatlmales her net loss at more (han $160,000. There were bathing suits In the big building, 15,000 of which were brand new.

Maimer's I'avlllon had accommodations for 3,750 people. Dreamland Park has a water frontage of 350 fee(. The fire wiped out nil (he Dreamland leases. An opportunity presents Itself now ftfr the city to acquire this strip of beach which would make Surf avenue the northerly limit of a park extending from the proacnt park at the foot of the Boulevard west almost to West Tenth street. Certainly (be land can never be acquired for a cheaper price (han It Is held at to-day.

The Palmer end Dreamland plots command 570 feet of frontage both on tha ocean and Surf avenue and run tijrough. TOM RYAN LOSES HALF MILLION. Tom Hyan, the Democratic boss of Philadelphia, who Is associated with a lot of politicians In t.hnt city in amusement enterprises, is a loser to the extent ef probably half a million dollars. He Is ono of the men Interested in Dreamland Park. In addition he is a halt owner In "Creallon," a part of which Is owned by Senator Reynolds, He Is also heavily Interested In the Yellowstone gjnuaement Company, which owned the coaster known as The Great Divide, and in a new melug coaster (lint has Just been completed Inside tho pnrk.

Mr. Rran left Philadelphia for New York at 9 o'clock this morning Harry Tudor, manager of Creation, had a narrow escape. With his wifa nnd daughter IsU ho was asleep In his apartments on the top floor of the Creation Building. "My wife was helpless, suffering with a broken ankle," sail Mr. Tudor "I hud to carry her out, aim my little daughter trailed along behind.

It wa very dark and mighty hot when we finally got outside. Uy that time, tho stem side of the park was ghlgse, unci the llames bad crossed the lagoon anil were IWaaplBg up the lower. George Oonaldina ami his associates, who owned the restaurant and ballroom on the Dreamland Pier, are heavy losers. The resturant hatl just been put into shape for the opening nf the season. Jim Young, COBaidlno'l manager, puts the loss at 1 1 -I mm wm i mi mmmtm i mm AFTER FIRE World.) ie i ACROSS THE for The Bvining World.) Lenta Ittrnbergoe, secretary and director of the Dreamland Company, elalmed togay that the toes by nre I would reach wltnont inkltiK In the loaaaa on variaus lie sa.il (lie city BSaeaaBMBI en the i ampaBy'a property was 11,106,000 enl that capital stock was placed the insurance In force at Many Witliout Insurance.

It was stated thit mrinv of the con- eeoalonalrea were not abio to get In- UrBttOe because ttie companies Insisted thBI they ad llnra (tiled. Qeorga Ttlyou, head of the gteepte eliaso Amunenipiit I'ark, sayg he hs Hie only pier after the tire and t'lat he closed lo-day a contract with in iron Bteamehlji Company foe the use of liU pier for tac entire iciium a rental of Ferrari, tho animal man, placed his losses at I19.OU0. He had eighty animals In his show. The lLet in ludod the BaVOB lions. Sultan, Caesar, Havana, PrlBOO, Black Prince, Spitfire and tigers, three pumas, several beere, one Bamod for Theodore Roosevelt wolves, a lunching hyena and monkeyj, dofs, Mrus, and poulej.

Oee.rge BtttBMB, aa employee of one of the concessions, rcie-ued the lion cub Marguerite, Which was named for 1. i rari'a flveyearold daughter. tine man not BCOOBMad for up to noon. He was a new band hired by Ferrari, till animal man Who BUO Best" k. The new man was named lluso a.

id the employer did not regard tiie fact up for work at be i indicating that be had been lost In the fir Fishermen Asleep on Pier. A BBflbber of Hah Ctntn were sleeping 0B one of the piers. They were aroused by policemen, and one, known -is a apt. ABaereon, wna nta wire, was taken from the pier by a patrol b- it The fishermen i sd the pier from whlii he was taken for both day end night f.slilng and the wor' were apprised 'f tiie tire In time to notify all of their sleeping comrades. A feature of the fire, unusual and terrifying, was the cloud scalding steam that drifted from Dreamland out over rfurf avenue and beyond.

This steam was felt as far away as Coney Island Creek. It came from the great lag. on in the middle of Dreamland The water in tiie lagoon literally boiled us the blaze fpread, iBOtoeiBg It on four sal. The rapid agreed of He tire was aided by Break paint, recently applied to oil ports th? big park. Proem la-d never look.

I prettier than It dlf. last night, few hours ta 'ore the fir-. Then, was a fresh about Its broad, airy exp.in that was appealing. City Bath House Lscaped iBVeetlgntlOB showed that the new municipal bath house escuixd SSHoUS damage, it was aooroBad aama snout the roof. Had tbe winl been strong from the touthweot the 'elty'i free buth Kmiss uo.il.l hs.va arons oo I i With true Coney Island kiicy, the losers in to-day'a great tit lira getting PASSED AT CONEY STREETS Ms ady to make another start Architect are already busy on plans for repiae ng I the more Important structures.

Th" little losers arc starting up In tents and under temporary loard nu In readiness for the great rush of sightseers of this afternoon and Kre, Hehuo, who Kept it cafe on the walk leading to the old Iron Tier, got stock and Ids bar out of the waj before tho fire reached him. At o'clock l.e had opened a new BlBee On the site of the old under the shelter of tarpaul.n and as Ing a buatneaa. Not enough Pressure. Deputy Chief Lally connrms the com plaint of properly owners tint there as not nn ade mate water pressure. Tho of the high preaaure pumptna station at iNcptBBO avenue and Tt elfth street advanoaa the uaiuno defense that Ihero were too many at the fire.

He says he had three pimps going and bhOSS weie sutllclent to furnish ISO I DOUnde pressure to tha square Inch for twelve streams. But when forty fire engines hooked on they drained the i faster than the pumps couljl All i hum. A pathetic feature of the fire was the death of Uttle Hip. a talented elephant known to tens of thousands of New York children, who have been petting him in varloua snows for years. Little II lp could waltz and smoke pipe and ring a and walk on a moving globe an i do other tricks, but ins wisdom htm when he smelt tiie smos and felt the tire.

TWalvs ni-n tried to icet Mm out. He resisted them with BgUOBla of rage and flight. Finally they shot him and left his earcas to the flames that drove them stooping to safety. Fire Marshal Brophy an Investlgat! in Into the start of the fire at the engine house In Wert Klghth street. He had previously learned that workmen w- engnged In the Gate building last night wuter-pi "oflng canals for us" to-day, and that ttioae workmen hid been using hot pitch, tar i paper and felt.

Samuel BpetdB, a tinsmith and roofer, 1 No. 1077 West Fifth street. Coney Island, ti who had charge of tho work of water-proofing, was the first I witness called. He said he had a tang i of men at work and had engaged to I work ail night. If necessary, In order that a complete oygtOBI of canals for the boats might be ready for business to-day.

"None of the men were smoking," said i BpotelB. "I was down In one of the Canals lacking some waterproofing on the side. Our pitch was brought from a f.a tuvoa tOO fee: away. "Suddenly I heard what sounded tike an explosion near me. I looked around and found a blaze In the canal.

I ran OUteldc and raited a watchman and be gave the alarm. Then we tried to put i the lire out with rugs and the hose, but i "Just Say 9P RUCK'S It Means The Foou-drlnk for all Ages. More healthful than Tea or Coffee. Agrees with the weakest digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nuthliou.

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What Waldo Will Do With The Police Department. F.very ritisrn should as much interested us policemen in tho dii.cusslon oi this important question in 3 JOURNAL OF THE III 111-11 W. i i u. Warn flrr-wlinle illdina is (tame. "i don't k.mw erhal started the Bra, We bad no agog tilth's sed were very careful.

Light was -inislied by port- ante electric bulbs rtenei to bearda I il Bark llghta wen: put taon after tiis nie i tarteg." "it is apgareat," ui Marebal Bra I ptty, that If ttleee men had mraed in I an alarm inatesd at trylna to KM I file Ihe-nertM, i ie would prabB tiy have iN-ea eenlHMd to tha iieti cue butldtna, or nt lenal to tiht ante of tti Iai'. The engine Is only a simrt glatan a front is of Broamtand, Maratlgl Blamec W.ite- System. 1 Mm there was it delay of ten sejBBtei oi- When toe liremen left Uiell batiaa the papier ma otic so i dry htanber itmeture bousing ti Hall Oata ihew, ita, its freak eeai of patm aad earaii aas BpoUtHtg Are and sparks 1'B 1 1, ci the eir. Hut even then BtaBe might bave beaa canBaad DNaaalaad I'ark Proper If there had been ittl etit water preaaure In the rush of tbe t'nder-fed flsme there were a blind rOd raaenad of humaa Ived ef wtiich the will not be told i for dse. The re rls ef saving of the widow of Kenaetn ith- Bftajkg, tier sister.

Miss Anns BtBBaB bord: -Miss BBlflMfi the ewner of the Oreat Atlnntle Bath) Harry Tudor. n.au.igpr of the t'reatlon IhaW, Vrha es- capeil with a broken leg after saving the life of bis wife, nnd Jack BoflBYttBi who was nearly bono 1 to death while alnly trying 0 drive the lion Uiaek Ptiaea out ime ibe street. I tiie started In Die Hell Qate SOSnto railway. knew at II o'clock this nrc-nlng what ttBTted It or ow. It spread With a (lajh to tiie ot'ier build logs of Dreamlmd.

The Are swept from Hell Gate ride through the lightly built fabrl of ride-, and theatres nnd moving picture s'iow until It reached the an. anil then, un (Contltim, i Pace.) AT RheLngold'a brewery we nre nlwaya glad to see visitors. We want everyone to know the care with which we protect the fiurity and delight-ul taate of PALE RIPE RHEINCOLD S. Liebmann'a Sons, 36 Forest Street, Brooklyn, brew Rheingold Beer. Your dealer sells it.

Only $1 casa 24 bottles. In Greater New York end vicinity. Bohn Syphon Refrigerators rf tiicfi on lie buffet, dlnln nd rpTrljrc tutor tan of th tcroat i i BYaHeinv of ho country. Frul la kfit irnh In th hut tcit davej in giirnnuT whlln bflnv 1 from California in Mrtluo In flyphntt Ref ri ner torn. Lfudlnir rhyalclanei ami rrronitiit-mi hem.

Tn name unl n. no i 1 1 a i that havo led othf rg to li'ioitf i hem wilt appeal to von. Conirt hi -i nur ajrat variety of giyla and aliea. hew Krea I rtfHffarfttOI li built. Thn vo will know 0 tho 1 oh ft oun payi fur itself in tha aavina la ice diuh.

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'ga i CIVIL SERVICE i hi; i r. mm. li BVRRTWNRgg It got away frn-ii men got or 3 i i BABY'S FACE ALL BROKEN OUT AND RED Eczema First in Little Pimples-hchtdflfld Pained Him So Badiy Mother Ccild Not Rest. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and Eczema Disappeared: 'I nvt nay I (vlitill nvcr bt IMm-it box nf CtttkM I and krrp fi el-t lie bOVMi mi a Mflfcer not kfow )M vr'mit it in ol Cut it nr (Jirttt.fi.t nul Olttteun 009 ftlM. sfOf my liai .4 Very tittf, all btollVtl nut ami f'l.

ui "i llM Nlbhd oju'Ik stlloa nmilr hniutr, mrnt iml lifor I had Wvd UsM a It--1 my halty'rt fare limkf pit I. 1 tuUi in Mn. rr Xu kn liv "iirpiiw nl thr wonlprful work I hi Ctiti-rurn 'lMtUlftll tlid, iifi'l all MM In 'ft I tiiir. (mr boi ttlfvd btb'i fat biiq til. Imdj which vm bJI broken mil wild tlrt OiwiP, It Nnfl i ante in plitiplt 'i! tuHt.

"ti Io-tnr: onr k'taflnally preact OVCf his tmct aiI wljVi stiid CeHJaea Itrliltif, i i mt) hmllv that I rOtild not Tct, Ml I Vevntftd jt to tin itoctor'ft. int tii -PUrt Ohi'ni fit iri otiMifmlotl ku I iiu iM.t't I hMrd ot It, fin dortom htil. Dunngt tli lit- hunt WfHilft makf it more painful, but ffjtt t. Utf nf nltnti und vim tl tiie Cull-ur Oliiin I Iial In" rMt. AUrr ftpplkftf ton fu" 10 t'j OW l.

Mtt i liM di-uipt "I blfkty the ClUttUrt Ptllt ment nod ffop for thHt wonderful Work, f.u mothen ihould not ho wtthot I a quick lnf ami luwllnR nil iroi i out Uir ihi wsMi ot iImp tnn if-t. I hlgbly rpcorunu rid tho CutJrn Ointment for rrfma, for Rpw! cure, my h.Jd i nffi red very Uadiv ti th i nastv dl'CMt. (StemHt) Dora C. Flutl I laland, Ma.lnrd pt. mo, Cutlconi Bmp and I Mninini cold thmup' -out the world.

Poller Drill Cham Uorp. ole Km Columbui Ave nonton. fro, ramptoa ol utleufa Boftp and Mntnu-nt. with '-t. Nook on -ktn trfalmr A heiriR mind A pon ttehind And amfto.Ti Ani If rrok don't Mok '1 lint U-v will hook A doyen npooault mtt'.

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21 kiodn 10c a can Ju add hot water, bring to a boil, and serve. JmsrH Campsill CoMSAKY ISDMlSD Look for the red -and white label Secure Health while you may I The first good step is to rggulgta the action of your sluggish bowels by eaily use of Deecham's Piils PERSONALS. Jj5 i CwtlT mfirymrXTnn -dy arteirnoon, o. iu Worm Buiid.ner lohhy. lid -ur cuij till Frhi.iy moi ning THE RED FLAG tliut around.

'JO If you, too, are looking for bargains in house lurntshings, such as fumlturf, carpets, rugs, antiques, paintings, books, Clotnljlf, bric-a-brac, refer to the "Auction Siles" columns ol thd MORNING AND SUNDAY WORLD nd find where bl sales (or that day will be held and a description of tiie stock to be disposed ot to the hinh. e.t bidders. II -s-y 1.