The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
January 11, 1908

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I r 1 JI 76 tiT 1 EoiTI oa I F tfKEEN EDITION SIXTEEN KILlED IN PANIC STAMPEDE L OF THEATRE CROWD i Woman and Children 1 Trampled in I Senseless Rush Started as Audience I9 Was Filing Out of English Hall j l Many Others Were Injured I 1 BARNSLEV York Eng nd Jan IThe senseless stampede of i a crowd of people in a theatre of this city resulted today in a shocking disaster Sixty rsrviiis including a number of children in arms were crushed to death by the frantic eiinrts of the crowd to get clear of the I building and many others were injured And all for no reason There was no danger no fire only the unac cr iiable panic of the crowd that found its egress from the theatre ham iy its own numbers There had been a performance for children at Harvey Institute The hall was crowded to its utmost capacity and many persons had been re Ii fused admittance at the door At the conclusion of the performance an inexplicable mad rush was made for the exits and it was there that the I i fatal crush occurred The weaker went to the ground and were trampled to death by the II stronger Lives were crushed out and limbs were broken by the frantic people as they struggled and fought to make their way to the open There was no need of haste Order and calm and selfcontrol would I have permitted every dy to get out of the hall safely j MISS VANDERBILT Ii AND THE COUNT GET LICENSE TO MARRY I 1 Sttiss Gladys Moore VanderblU the IJ daughter of Cornelius Vanderbllt who ai 111 to be married on Jan 17 to the Count I Bzechenyl of Hungary went to the ilarrlage License Itureau In the City I Hall today and secured a certificate without which the ceremony could not be performed The Count and Miss Vanderbilt roJe to the City Hall In n taxameter cab from the Vanderbilt home at Fifth avenue and Fiftyseventh street Getting out In Chambers street to t avoid attention the Count and Miss s Vanderbilt walked through City Hall iPark with Morris Cukor the Counts attorney on this side of the ocean who 1 met them at the curb teaching City Hull City Clerk Scully Invited them 1 Into his ofllce They had the marriage license all read Mr Cukor having provided one for them which they had 1 flllcd out at their own convenience I Miss Vanderbllts costume was green I with n hat not large with green feath I I ers She smiled often The Count was I t sedate He wore a dark business suit and a derby hat lie speaks good En glish 1 Miss Vanderbilt had written out the i answers to the questions on her side of the blank as follows Full name Gladys Moore Vander j bilt color white residence New r I York age twentyone occupation left blank place of birth New York name of father Cornelius country of birth America maiden namo of mother Alice Owynne country of birth America number I of marriage first formerhu band or husbands living or1 dead ooafs j applicant a dtvorcedi person ntW If J i l go when or whore werethpjdhorco or dlvf rcea granted nov f t LJ The Count wr teastijllol S r Full name DoJnt iszlo Jeno t Maria Hcnrllc Simon Szechcnyl 1C color wMlto firilace of residence J Ormezo Hungary age twentyeight occupation dtii downer I V Im i perlaland royal chamberlain place of birth Hlrpacs Hungary nuiyo k or totter Count Irmo Szoclionyl country of birth Hungary maiden name of motlW Countess Alexandra I Szhay Szlrniay country of birth Hungary former wife or wives liv ing or dead no Is applicant a divorced person miIf ci when i where worn divorce or dlvorooi 1 granted no Mr Cukor showed cop of the nf fldal publication ofthe banns In tho I Counts native town OrmezJ lnInur1 I ary which was slmllarMo1 1 wi ja ttftay ways but added thatt tG l 1 v Rib cools religion was Roman Catholic I The bridetobes religion was not given The biins were otllclally published on Nov 21 1M7 City Ik cully read over the ques tions and then Is as customary swore the Count and Miss Vatulerbllt They raised their right hands and when Mr Scully sold at the close So help you hod they both bowed The Count paid the dollar license tee When a civil and religious ceremony Is to be performed then two license have to be procured but the Count did not buy two I There were few In the place at the I time and no one but Mr Scull know who they were They spent about ten minutes In all In the bureau Mr Cukor said It Is a great mistake If anybody thinks the marriage Is one of any fortune seeking I It Is one of the nicest marriages I have ever known said he It It a beautiful one and full of the finest sentiment The Counts family Is cleviM hundred years old and there have been among them men students and men of solidity and quietness fend of home life and the women have been all of the kind who live quietly and sedately ESCAPING GAS KILLED HIM linker Stippoiu1 to jie Henry Spluicffor round In nixim A man supposed to be Henry Sliaof fer a baker employed at No 712 West Chester avenue Bronx was today found asphyxiated In his room at No SIO TInton avenue Pjtuched from the gas batter In the win was a pipe from which tho gas had escapedInto tho room ertsNnh1 Sirs Hob ho rentI1 Mho room to the loditr four r mollthH Inol1uatlon montilHago Oould give no cOllcernlll the mln to the pollconot even knottliiA JUSTICE E T BARTLETT ILL TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Justice Edward T Bartlett of the Court of Appeals Is In the Presbyter n Hospital III ot heart dIsease and kid nay trouble He was seized at the Union League Club yesterday and while his condition Is not serious and the attack pC heart disease ho suffered was slight it was deemed best to Bend him to the hospital where It Is thought covert J rest will bring about tf1 re a I cover JtitinO Unrtlett who I received both Democratic and kdpttblican nomlllations jlusLyear I1IUi bean In poor health for 0 son5 tune Whlleapeiiklng on Nov 8 2J as i B3txof honor at ai dinner off II ifonJ Club bSc H WlnrClubDrooklm he became SIIU enlyrimond nearly fainted o r IiJ iiJ One Victims Body Found in the Rains of Skyscraper 1 w 1 Stuporous Melancholia to Figure in Thaw Defense T Seeing Policeman Meet Death He Planned Halts Suicide In 0 TV or rain and warmer tonlchtt Snndny rain fltibt EM 1 0a 0 J NIQHT i tillhl p I III III lpl ll I t r II Circulation Books Open to All I V 0 II Circulation Books Open to AIL J I EDITION I NEW YORK SATURDAY JANUARY 111908 PRICE ONE CENT 1 SHOOTS Wlff AND Ii KILLS HIMSELF IN i BROOKLYN HOTEL Arthur Ma tinMortally Wounds Woman and Dies in the St George Arthur Martin the son of a woalthv I nrooklyn family shot his wife in their I room in the St George Hotel No 1 Clarke strec Brooklyn and hen klllid I himself this afternoin Mrs Martin Is not expected to survive a NfW PATTI HERE I READY fOR DEBUT AT HAMMEkSTEINS I I I Tetrazzini Said to Be Singer of the Century Greets Her New Impresario Mme I ulsa Tetrarzlnl ever whose singing London recently went wild e llin r her th near Patti Arrived here today on the French liner La Lorraine I accompanied by Pletro Hrlgnoli Oscar Hammerstelni agent who signed her to appear for three seasons at the Man hattan OpernHouse i There was a great gathering of Ham merstein stars at the French line pier when Mme Tetraizlrl disembarked with two truck loads of trunks among them Campanlnl and his wife who Is a sister of Mme Tetrazzini Owing to some family quarrel the kinswomen had not spoken for fourteen years un I til today There was a complete re I conciliation at the pier when the two I women threw their arm about each i other and Kissed time and again I She Knew Oscars Hat Oscar Hammersteln was at the head of the little company that went to the pier to meet Mme Tetrazzini He woro his famous hat and though the famous Italian singer had never seen I him she recognized him nt once by I the lid and cried out from the rolling of the steamer as It was warped Into j its berth I Ah ze hat He hat The now Manhattan OperaHonse star was almost smothered with Moral of ferings that her sister and her manager had brought to the pier She is a line looking woman with awinning smile She begin her operatic career at the ago of fourteen singing mostly In the Latin countries of Europe and South America At the age of eight said Mme Tet razlnl today her voice was contralto I It changed shortly after her twelfth birthday and she Is ono of the few opera singers who can reach F In alto Her first great hit was In Rio Janeiro when she sang In Trnviata This was five years ago and since then her career has been marked by an uninter rupted series of triumphs London Went Wild Over Her Her phenomenal success which has been heralded the world over did not come to her however until the local autumn season of grand opera at Co vent Garden where she had never sung here Her first audience went wild ooft her She was lllerld again aimV iiCaln and the critics exhausted their vocabulary In sounding her praises She was Patti and Jenny Llnd and Melba all in one they declared hers wn the voice of the century From that night soats to hear her were at a premium and crowds blocked streets to watch for her the arrival and departure from tho OperaHouse She modestly declared that her voice had been as good for some years She had been kept from Covent Garden by Ji0s Influences She knew she tile said op portunity to sing In England was all Bile needed for her rare talents to 1JU recognized Mr Hnnwiierstelns agent signed Mate Telmzzlni hurt November but owing to n death In the family and the fact that she want Id to iniiku her American up pearanco In un entirely now set of h5 tuaies she could not bo Induced to como hero b fori the holidays The liner had a rough voyago across tile Atlantic and Mme Tetrnzzlnl mi feral severely from Houlcknoss She was confined to her stateroom during the ontlro passage Her llrnt appearance In New York I will bo next Wednesday night when sho will shag the lending role In La Travl ata She also will appear In the same opera at next Saturdays matinee Tetrazzini Meeting a inn erS tel 1 Embraces Sister Alter Long Breach I Photographed Especially for The Evening World h II suilf artist O COrliQl7ersttII3IJrxI o r LuisaTPtro33 1L I I f a BEATEN ALMOST TO DEATH SAYS POLICE DID IT Prisoner in Pitiable Plight Begs Magistrate to Protect Him Deri Edward Johnson to the bar I sang out Magistrate Herrman In West Side Police Court today I The door opened and In walked the most pitiful specimen of humanity seen In a court In years Johnson was charged by Central Ounce detectives with filching small pieces of jeweir from the room of guests at the liar grave Hotel Seventysecond street and Columbus avenue where he is cm ployed His face was a mass of scars and scratches both eyes wero frightfully I discolored and cuts an 1 abrasions about his ears and forehead indicated n series of blows from sent hard Implement lie walked with a decided limp and one arm was rud ly thrust Into a coat I pocket which ho used as a sling Could Hardly Speak Ho could hardly sjienk When he opened his mouth a hollow opening piowed an absence of teeth Small of stature emaciated and with tho pallor of loath written on his face ho whlm perol up to the bar and broke forth Into convulsions of obs Ills breakdown I was pitiful I Oh Judge If you have any pity for an Innocent helpless man In tho hands I of friends Save nieoh save me from these men te cried hands out Ktptehed In supplication One of the detectives tried to Interrupt but Mag istrate Ilerrman said Let him tell his story gentlemen List night they drisscd mo from the hotel basement and charged me with theft I never Moie anything worth peaking of Deciuse I would not admit taking n lot of Jewelry they beat nut unmercifully calling me the vilest names Imaginable I protested abut a lieutenant and two detectives pounced on me nsaln kicking me Into a corner and hissing In my ears Con fers you dirty dog cough up 1 was fainting aril I guess was un conscious for a spell Vlierv I came to again two of them wero over mo Ono of them shouted Uell are you rcnlv to come clean on this thing I told ion as loudly as I could that I know nothing Will Investigate Story Then both of thorn punched me In the eyes and battered me with their lists Several kicks followed and when I tried to get up niv lag was lame and I could not raise my arm Oh Judge for Ieivonn sake dont i allow diem to take me buck there It Is tell and I would die They tortured in like fiends and then laughed in m ao And they call hose men ii r fell Into the arms ot the Bridge policeman as a Hood of e1 Ills battered face I am very much Interest m 1 s mans MI Y miler said the Magls I trait Hold him until I can look Into his story of this outrage Hall placed at 1000 I I Johnson was led back to the cells cringing between two policemen a f TRUCK KILLS BOY ti AS HE ROLLS HOOP SixYearOld Antonio Meale Loses Life While Playing with Companions While rolling a hoop In rolf of l 27 Illeeckor street with seven nth r chil dren of his age Anotnio lenlo six Jrar old war today rnikhiil In death by n truck belong to James M Ion den No 1C Vest nitrlltcutli street and driven hv Joe Iioran of No 1 I West KoFnrth Hlrcitt Doran was nnestol bv Policeman Fitzgerald of the trnlilc squad llttle Antonio and bin companions without a public playground Tern forced to use the streets Duran did not know hat be had run over tub child until be reached Mtilbpitv street when Fltrgcrald rode up and arrested him BATTLESHIP FLEET MAY GO TO PUGET SOUND WASHINGTON Jan IlAdmlra Kvntiss fleet battleships may make a trip to Puget Sound after leaving gait Francisco In the enrlv sumincr necord Ing to an official Htatement made nt tho Navy Department today Many ap plications requesting Hint the fleet visit that section have bear n t at the Navy Department which have tJio strong Indorsement of the public men of that section I f IFE PROMO AGAINST ABDUCTION I 1 Married Man Held on Charge of Luring Seventeen I I I YearOld Beauty kChanel i 1 Charged nllh abducting a sovonfon J yrarold girl mi Jan Chad Cat Mitt married twentvfoiir veers old of No rue lust Twelfth Mrio1 was held i by M ir Ktriti Kfrnoilian In JofferMiti Markol Court today In JllHi bail for oxainliiatlon Monday Clam llildicuhl i I very protty whom atilna is charuod j with having Induced IID leave her haute 1 at No WI ICnst Twollth SLIt was I hold In the iuiio ball charged with Inecirrlslblllty According to the affidavit made by tin girls father JoJoph Haldecchi Ca r tina look the girl to an aparinint IIOIMO In llailim whore they lived as i man and wit although Ialtlnu had u silt lulu child j lit iiviiMi UoGiilrln and Jlmlnez say Cattlmi took the girl to his own homo dotpltP the protests of his wife Whon Iboy wont to Cnttlnas flat last night In niako OH arrest thoy say i Cattlna denied that tho girl wns there i bin who was lator discovered In another room Mri Catlna was In court today with n bliuk rye 0 FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN DEAD j Former Asaemblj man 1JiUvnril llaiiov j dial inday ut his home In Patchoguu I 1 HI was stricken with pneumonia three weeks ago and was believed to Ibe goltlng boater when ho suffered a I relapse and dial IFo was saventytwo years old and had built up the biggest lumber business on Long Island RUINS or BURNED I SKYSCRAPER A i MENAGf LIFE I

Fearing that Wrecked Parker Build I ing Will Collapse Police Order I Tenants of All Nearby Struc I tures to Vacate at Once I I I TRAFFIC IN SUBWAY IS RESUMED AFTER DELAY Trains Run Slowly and Are Not Allowed to Stop at Eighteenth Street Body of a Fireman Taken From Mass of Debris f THE DEAD OCONNOR GEORGE Engine Company No 72 missing body believed to be In ruins PHILLIPS THOMAS J Engine Company No 72 body found on the thIrd floor FALLON JOHN Fire Patrol No 3 body In the ruins THE INJURED DAV1N Captain Engine Company No 72 cuts and bruises MDERMOTT STEPHEN Police Captain East Twentysecond street station fractured knee New York Hospital LANGFORD Deputy Chief cuts and bruises about head and face ROSS Battalion Chief Seventh Battalion severe cuts and bruises KELLY Captain Patrol No 3 shoulder fractured New York Hos pital DRIEN MORRIS Patrol No 3 cuts and bruises HUTCHINSON JAMES Patrol No 3 Internal Injuries New York Hos pital WELDON Captain Engine Company No 24 cuts and stunned bj fall downstairs I FEURY WILLIAM fireman stunned by fall on stairway TIERNEY JAMES fireman hurt by fall downstairs MNULTY JOSEPH fireman stunned by fall SHEA Battalion Chief Sixth Battalion cuts on head and face and bhock WARR Captain cuts on hands by glass WARD Lieutenant cuts un face and head by glass For fear of a collapse of the bent and buckled walls extraordinary precautions were taken this afternoon on Fourth avenue between Eigh teenth and Nineteeth streets where last night the twelvestory Parker Building burned to a twisted shell with a loss of three lives and a prop erty loss running into the millions I Although the architect who constructed the skyscraper and the I Fire Commissioner believed that the skeleton would stand the police authorities and the Building Department took no chances on aSecond catastrophe Traffic In the subwav which runs directly bieath the burned structure was resumed at 191 P M after a several i except that no trains eral hours tieup street stn stopped at the Eighteenth tlon and all trains ran at reduced spjed passing tho threatened spot bat otherwise moro strin wise tho fire rules became gent than they had been earlier In he Fourth ave on tho day Trolley cars All vehicular stopped iiuo side were block was I through the I and foot gravel j suspended I Inspector Schinlttherger instructed Ills men to force the occupants of all tile I buildings In the vicinity of Fourth small I avenue and Nineteenth street to move out I In feared that tilt wall on the Nineteenth street side might drop Ue several stations gunk to aid serves from In the enforcement of the older One and busl saloon and several dwellings affected hv tho order ness homes were of Truck No 7 Capl Walter Oorgln exploring tho ruins and two men were tills afternoon when tho debrli began to slide under their feet Jorgin went down three doors but escaped with a bad shaking up upA Body Reccvered From thu smoking shell the firemen reclaimed the Vail of I 111 afternoon the Hint bodies thaI were believed to in in the burning ruins I UUCSH In the Hotel Florence saw through a window tho limbs of a man j The rest of thu body was hidden In tho tons of debris that showed vtiero the third floor had been The members of Hook and Ladder 7ook CVimpany No 7 took long chance on their own lives In Belting the dead man fro of the wreckage Identification wag tuide through a bunch of keys rue body was that of Thomas F Ihllllps twentythree years old of Xo 1V1 Spring street who had been a lire man for two years It Is impossible as yet for the null lag Department to decide whether the frame of the gutted skyscraper will Ice torn down as a menace to public safety Shortly after 0 oclock subway I service was entirely suspended bo Cuoen the Fourteenth and Fortysec ond street stations Big placards an nouncing the suspension wero posted at all ticket booths The suspvuslon coi tliuid for over four hours The tire started on tho sixth floor ana I Is believed to havu boen smouldering a long time The building occupies tho greater part of tho block front on Ir vlng place between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets and long before tlames suddenly shot through a window residents In tho vicinity had Iwen smell tag smoke The Ilvo alarms had brought the en gines from every part of Manhattan and the Ilronx uud there were hundreds of flroiiun yelling and climbing lad Irs only to totter back to the street weak from smoke and heat but when three men ivio illll l eon fellfil on tho f sixth floor did not appear the were i missed Faced Death In Vain y Up the fcalluK ladders went Battalion Chief lllnna and halt a dozen scan Apr J J

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II ry i THE EVENING WORLD r SATURDAY JANUARY 1 I I 9 O 8 ZI BURGLARS GT I 25000 LOOT I Ik fROM HOUSS 1 A Footprint in Flour in One ol the Homes the Only Clue to the Robbers USED RED CANDLES These Were Stolen From One of the Victims All Neigh bors in Jamaica L1 r 1 band of roWbers rt wcf nd M last ntg t upon the peaceful suburban con o tra of Jamaica and enterlnc six pri onto residences stain silverware cloth Ing and Jewelry valued at r C The visitation of the porehollniiVr gas tho cleanest Job In the way of burglary i that the Ion Island sinurb has ever experienced A rlut and tio only ernIs tae ir I print of a bare foot In some loose fl W which wui strewn on t n kii n n Moor In tin homo of Mrs Sirai HlknT on Hilllde ruvmie Tills liiT rlnt t1n been reassured and redrawn life s i on a sheet of paper and Is now In Hi hands of the police I It Is a lat a foot The linen would Indicate that the owner was owr twentyone year of k age 1 y OKCThe people robbed and the I ssns re t ported to the police are as follows Mr Sarah Iielktnit nMNUle avenue liveware clothing jewry and money Former Assl Unt IiNtrlctAttornoy Clifford M Taj pen clothing sUer can j delnbm and jewelry y Theodore I Archer Inlon aInll a W fur overcoat lined with Persian I lamb pair of tae dimnnnd cuff links and other Jewelry beside silverware James Brown lie lapp place wearing i l parelan silverware OeorKe Lyle Hillside avenue Jewelry llverware and cl ithini Surrogate Din Noble Lnlon and Hlll side iivnuci over ate silverware and a musical Instrument I Used Stolen Red Candles That the same robbers did the whole Job was concluded by the police from the facts that six red candles stolen from till Tippen residence were used In tho other h mnj This was ascer tained by the Undine of rid candle grease on the floors of lie other houses visited In the home of Mr Archer win Is a prommat real estate dealer and auctioneer the thlvivfts went Into the cellar anti partook lnwly of his wines wnloli bah a renman for ex cell nee in Jtmat I I I SEVEN fOOTPADS I i ATTACK MAN IT I t DOOR OF HOME i I 1 Duncan Leuis Fights Until t Overcome and Left i Unconscious I I 1I I r Xo less thnn raven lilclnvnytnon met t Duncan Lewis it public accountant at II tIle threshold of tho Dimsbiv Apart ment No 120 East Thirtyllrat street i il at 4 oclock today and assaulted him In the most brutal fashion Icavlns him al r most nikiM emptying his pockets of ire In money and taking nil his Jew try i Mr Lewis lives In the Dtinsbro with 1 his sister II Ito Is a strapping big man I of forty anil was once a noted athlete fit He had been to n club smoker starting i 1 downtown to his home nt 130 oclock I I When he arrived at the entrance of 1 I the apartmenthouse the street was ah oluteiy deserted and he had no warn Ing of the presence of fontpads as they hnd hidden themselves behind n cluster 1 1 of evergreens that decorated tho portico of tho Dtinsbro 1 Ho had his linger on the electric push button when he wan struck on the head I from behind As ho fell three imn y JtimpM upon him and kicked him In the I head and body lie managed to struggle j to his foot and give light but vasl boaten down again Ho counted seven i men In the bwarm of thus that piled upon him YelllnB for help he struggled with nil his might as lung as he remained conscious but no one hail the temerity to come to his assistance Frank lion en the negro elevator buy of tho Dunsbro came to tin glass door nnd looked out I el1 the battle Ho declared today that hu did not see Lewis In tho confusion of I atriiKKlIng men until after tho thugs had I tied Then he wont out nod carried the unconoclous innn Into tho house Dr J Wnllnco Deverldge of No 33 I i East Thirtieth street who was sum It moned to tho public accountants apart Z1 ment said to an KvcnliiR World report er today that only tho fact that Mr Lewis Is a singularly robust man saved j his lire I J ouch n terrible beating no Mr Lewis t rcctv o d said tlri physician Aoulu have resulted In tic death of a vn of I frailer physique As It Is both hiM el bows are JiHiocnted and his body Is a mass of bruises and contusions Also I fen ho received Interim Injuries Ills clothing was torn to ribbons und whon I cnw him hung nn him In HIILMK I Jlls eyes worn Slackened and he ml I boon kicked In the lace a dozen times i Of course there were no policemen In Ioj the neighborhood at tho time and none arrived until 1 telephoned to Police Headquarters Then a dozen ilot ctlu worn sent out The thieves coull have walked half way to Connecticut before thoy began to work fl WHAT CAUSES UKADAfJllUSf I Fruei October to JUv odds am Die meet trMunl muse nf htnilicho LAXATIVU Jmmto OUININn mnavu aaux J2 tyv I Qroa unbox 880 it Is a Good Jury with Neither Crank Nor Sentimentalist Among Them Savs Nixola GreelevSmith of the Twelve Men Who Will Trv Thaw Members Look as if They Might Prefer Evidence to Oratory and Logical Ar i gument to Biblical Quotations I VlRAGE IN AGE IS 50 YEARS I I Only One Wears a Beard Seen Have Mustaches and Four the Best Look I ing Are Clean Shaven I 1JV Nixola GrcelcyJmith At last the jury Vht sort of a jury e I should say its average age was qty about fifty and in that way a little linger than the twelve men who tried Harry Thaw last year It is on the whole a goodlook gYl t sa itf jury made up of conservative v i New York business men quietly Nw Iressed Seven of the twelve are k t om a men with mustaches one has a tst a p tmitache and sparse Van Dyke qNw beard r the rest are clean shaven r i I and they are the best looking fty ow The foreman Charles E Grem I f mels a broker is of the mustached a as ssrlaa quintet He is a rather small I N1XQt GRIlLE V40TU man between thirtyfive and forty plain and thin of face but with a frank and pleasing smile He confess during his examinain to a prejudice against capital punish ment lint was nevertheless considered an acceptable juror by Mr Jerome Ho looks to me like a much better man for the defense than the foreman of the ilrst Jury Uemlng D Smith who was more than twenty years his senior AO V IS TIT JOIJjnST JUROR I Arthur H XauthliiR the second juror also wears a mustache It Is a sparse little facial ornament that struggles downward hut Mr Nnetlilngs I spirit seems of the soaring variety Of all the men on the jury he seems most contented with his surroundliiKS and I believe he Is pleased to have been chosen a juryman He Is a baker and Is distinguished from tho other Jurors by bolus apparently the jolliest and by wearing the single white I necktie In the Jury box The other jurors with the exception of No 11 who appeared yesterday with a crimson fourlnhand all wear black or i black and white nerkgear of the soberest variety Mr Naethlng seems i IHty or more years old Juror No 3 is George H Cary a dry goods merchant He seems as I solemn as No 2 Is jolly He too has a mustache clipped and grizzled Ills tore givef no sign of his fiitureverdlct but he looVj like a just man I would however think him a likelier man for tho prosecution tlum either No 1 or No J George C Hupprcrht a grocery salesman Is No 4 He looks as If he would change with difficulty whatever opinion he might form of the evl detue lie has a lurk mustache and dark hair growing low on Ins fore head and is also a man of middle age John H Ilolhert No 5 president of the Cheniung Spring Water Com pany Is much younger Ho has a lightbrown mustache and Van Dyke biiird and a thoughtful brow I do not think dementia Americana would appeal to him but Mr Littleton may David A A rowsmlth Jr No fl is the handsomest man en the jury Ho Is clean shavetl with clearcut features and Is thirtyfive or forty He too has a very agreeable smile I think he will be the most affected of all the Jury by Evelyn Thaws story when she tells It but his judgment may not be Influenced by It William K DoolUtl the seventh Juror Is chief auditor of the dis bursing department of the New York Central He appears a sensible middleaged business man not Inclined to be sentimental at any time JUIOK MJIUGll If AS A GOOD SQUARE JAW William II MclluTh a clerk Is No S He is cleanshaven spectacled with a good square jaw lie looks as If he would make a very good argument for whichever side of the case he favors and I should Judge will be one of the leaders in the jury room Frank J Howell vice Presldent at No 111 Broadway Is No 9 Ho Is the only fat man on the jury lie has the face of a successful business man smoothshaven floridly healthy He is I think tolerant of other ideas than his own and would not set his own opinion against that of tho majority whatever It might bo I William Uueck No 10 has prematurely gray hair Is smoothshaven I and looks a trifle like an actor lie is an assistant secretary of the Young I Mens Christian Association I Francis Duvale No 11 Is In the forties He has dark hair and a dark mustache He wears a red necktie and Is in the real estate business The twelfth juror Is James H Hooper a butcher His hair and mus tache are quite gray though seen from across the room he does not seem much older than No 11 Altogether It Is a very goodlooking jury There docs not seem to be a crank on It Neither Is there to all appearances a sentimentalist it looks as If It would prefer evidence to oratory logical argument to quotations from the UH1 thit mss And tbls time It may get It PRO O FII Of The Worlds Lead Over All Other Newspapers i on Earth Certified by Chartered Accountants it nutimw AVADI urTiiiiu S ro NEW YORK i ciJUTlflini IUJILH AtOOLNlANTS December 31it 1007 u IIUlolJy luiliiy umi vu liutu laado an cxainuiailon of uiu books and I record el Tllu Now furl World cUlltnlnln tho CUml1150n at the clnultJu nd01I601lnl printed III Tho New York Worlll and the New York Jurnl urnlng and Sunday editions during Iho yen 10117 and we find tho I i lIa accurately end carefully compiled und to contain the following records reo I lulls i Thr World lOIOIS AilvrrtUrnirnin The Hrrnlcl 11122M5 Ailvrrllnienu rIIOVIX i T1IU WllltIIIS KXCKSS 1OIt Tilt VKAK 11IO7 OVElt TIM IIKKUH TO UK scxrtr I IIAUIIOW WAOi UUTllltli CO Certified lubllo Accountant I AND DURING 1907 NUT PAID Dally UunJuy and II Circulation of T1IC WOULD the ua1creasisdna j 11 30690339 I Copies over the year lOOO or a NET PAID DAILY arernio gain of I 8AO83 I for every tiny In the ycnrall free untold and exchanged papen deducted THE WORLD LEADSALL OTHERS FOLLOW LEFT TOr1GHT F uZv VTJr OOOLITTLE JJ1 HOJFETZ A jN T3ETJIIJVG GW CLIZIY WVlJlVGJl 10 HOWELL CTGTtEMJviHLS VrTaUTtCKrGWTCUPPKECHT 0 JH ROL13IRJ I I JNt D1i F11CitOWM if GfORGlf DUE HfAf TONI GHT TO fACt VvHITMOR Dickenson Woman Say Swamp AUirder Prisoner I Told Her of Intent The murd r of Helen Wliltmore the I Harrison N T swamp mystery victim I has toen put right up to Theodore Whltmorc her husband by GcorKle I Dlckcnson who was arrested In Boston last night and will return to Now York today This woman with whom WMtmore was infatuated supplies a I needed missing link in the chain of I eidence the police have boon weaving I to connect Unitmore with the crime j Oeor Ie Dickenson says that she met Vliltmorfl by appointment at Thlrty fourtl street and Sixth avenue at 2 i oclock In the horning tif Dec 26 and that he cave her a bracelet containing I four diamonds that had belonged tn I Mrs niitmore Tills Judging frm the autopsy revelations conccrnlni the time of Mrs Wljltemorcs dcat was aoout three or four hours after her nude body was thrown into Lamp Black Swamp The woman was examines In Huston today by Insjvrtor Charlock of Hir rhoii and left for this city in his cus tody Evidence corroborating In H meas usu that of Goorsle Dickenson about lEwtinj VXtmoro on tie morning after Christmas Day was obtained a few days ago by The Evening World I from sirs Williams who conducts a lormlne house at No 212 Rest Thirty I fourth street where Georgle Dickinson lavii ultji her reputed huaban Jlarry I DIckenson I Summoned by Messenger i j Mrs Williams said taht Georcle Dick non appejireh In the dlnlncr room In I the basement of the house on the after noon of ChrlMniHs Day complalnlni tint she was lonewme and had the bues She toM Mr Williams that Hurry was slck and that she would rot go nut to dinner I I Mrs Williams went on to av that Mrs Dickens sit In t0 basement I drinking beer until almost midnight when alto went to bell pretty well sin retied At about 1 oclock In the morn ing Mrs William said a measIIJr boy called at fie house with a note for Mr Dlckcnson Now comes Georcfe Plckenson with a stor that proves that sho roceivrd the message brought to the house by the bo and that the message came from Whltmore j Not Surprised at Death The Boston police located Georple llcknsnn yesterday In n house In Cambridge as the livening World told In Its early edition The place was watched and the arrest was mad last night as the Dickenson woman was pre paring to leave the city Sh appeared to be relieved to see the police and 1111 I mlllIa tel proceeded 10 miiko damaging admissions Iatr she submitted to a long examination In the prison and told of meeting Whltmoro and getting tho bracelet from Ida I went to his house In Brooklyn with him on Dec 20 she said I was sur prised to lied that his wife was not there lie told me they had had a row an bho had gone away and ho hoped who would lOt come lack That Is all he said about her Then I heard that she was dod nml I was not surprised I dont know whether Teddy killed her or not but ho often made threats that ho would finish her and run away with me Ho couldnt stand for his wife and ho hated her I had no Idea that tho woman In the swamp was Mrs Whlt moro until I read It In the papers Then I saw my name printed in connection with the case and I got frightened Detectives mid reporters were getting I close to my trail so I skipped out tr Boston I realize now that this was a mistake and 1 am willing to go back I Got Rid of Bracelet I Tho woman said that while film thought a great deal of Whltmoro she I really loves harry Olckeniun She sent Dickenson a telegram asking him to mcot her on her arrival In New Vork I today Mrs Olclioiuran did not have I the bracelet when she wu arrested i Slut said oho luul given it to a woman named Humva Small of WiUcrtown Tho bracelet was recovered from Burma Small last night find will be sent to the i Now Jersey authorities Mrs Dickenson told tho Boston po I lice that Whltmoro often spoke of a Joint bank 7rount he and his wife hail I In i Brooil tvfxnk HB ibid teat h Story of a Womans Trip to Brooklyn in Rush Hour No Crush I One Marvellous Result of the Ne7JJ Tun I nel is a journey Made Safe to Feathers and Finery I By Rose Tillotson I Brooklyn express Step lively plcxiie i PIrNTY OF JIOOM IN Tills CAR iI A clash a clans n Jolt n whistle and Its all aboard for Brooklyn town under the river in the midst of tho frenzied rush hour Hut oh what a dlfffrcncp the new hwny make In the trip across the pond The bridge crush has received an awful Wow It l nearly down and out and the wall of the weary straphanger Is n thins of the past No lanKer need 1p risk life and hob In the mornlni and nights dally scraiiiMe Feminine llnery i CAN YOU FIND r I NAME fOR 27TH l LITTLE DARLING WANTED A name for the twenty sexfilth child count emoC Oscar L Darling an inventor and engineer of Aniityvllle U I The newest lttle Kirllng tad he ho comes Ills namo vnlved yesterday He wa present at a sonKwhal earnest conversation between his father and mother during which they tried to tolvo the jHrplcxhig problem of finding I a name for the newcomer Iel1 call him Darling Dnrllng be the mother causo Ins Is said Not tilt your life said the boy un less you want a Iwatlng when I grow up Mr Puling Is sixtyfour years old He is the Invntor of a compressed tank system of waterworks and well to dJ He 11 tlc father of the largest family In the Stale ICs lirst wife was a number of the Smith family of lliualng She hul IIfthlI children twelve of whom ire livliil The pros nt Mrs Uarllnc was n girl In hT teens when she bocime the step Mother of the Darling brond twentyono ears ago She inns had twelve children ten of whom are living Tim fact is WlO have run out of names said Mr Darling today No tile outside the fondly could begin to tell all the children by name Well Simply have to pal off the christening of the mu v youngster until wo line u suitable name wanted the money but his wife would not let him draw It Heard Threat to Kill Tho formal examination III Wliltmore before Justice Rran gut wis held this aftenwm In the Council Chamber of the Harrison Town Hall A big un ruly crowd of men Jammed tho little r om and tin proceedings were fre quently Interrupted hy remarks from the crowd Wliltmore was represented by Alex ander Simpson and nearly all the other witnesses had lawyers Irving W llnnl of Newark was the ilrst witness He tetlilod to tlnJIng the body In the swamp Dec t Whlt miiios counsel formally admitted that the idrnl illral inn of time dead woman as Helena Wliltmore was correct William liartlitt n Ito Wery waiter who lives at tyke Salvation Army Ililel und hasnt 32 In his name was the next witness He ton was represented by e lawyer frank Hoettncr rugs gel by the Timothy II Sin IIitan Association llartett sold that Vhltmore en iraceq him last toner to shadow Mrs Whlt moro He followed her to a hotel In Brooklyn with a man named Hendrlck sin and nntllled Whltmoro wlm went to the hotel and dragged bin wife to her home WMnnore sail he could kill her at that time said Ihe witness nanlel ONeill n lodger at tho Wlilt more home temllled that he saw Whlt moro and bin wile together In the house nl 430 in lip afenivm on Christ mas Day They Ind been itmrrolUnir At the coneliison of into hearing Whltnniro wns held wlthotit lull on n Chg of murder and committed tn the Hudson nattily Jail nt Jersey City Whltmoro made one remark nn the de tectives slipitM bandcuffs on his wrists Anyhow he said Im glad to get out of Harrlrm A crowd of 3 v l persons thronged 111IIt Wiltmorn and the detectives as they made their Wit Y to the Plank road trolley oar for Jersey City Iho Kidy or Mrs Whltmoro was taken from Wnlshs Morgiio at Hiirrl son today and conveyed to Jaw York In 11 Iwarso Ixito this afternoon It wns shtined to the home of her iwrents In Sohonectady where the funeral will bo held tomorrow WJilt moms Chalk tor funeral expenses was not used by tho mulerULkon can now risk a ride without the cer tainty of Immediate destruction tneii I went down Into tho depths of the brldRo huhwiy station during the rush hours last night to tnUo my first ride to Ilrodklyn by way of the new tunnel It was with a feeling of trepldi tCa I was fearful of tho bridse expe rience at n ylmllar hour I expected tll encounter the usual eight mob toil I was fully prepared to mid my small I share to the bittlt or the Hrooklynltos Clulchlni my hat In ono hand ninth pocketbook In the other I prepared to meet the enemy Around about and ai over I looked for a surplus MrusKMiiB mass oC humanity but only a few harmless less persons were there to be my fellow passenI s It was time witching hour of 33ft anti the numb wasVt on the JolJat Itnst not on this rout The Brooklyn Express with ltd red and green lights swung Into the de I svrtod station ml tIe straggling hand ful made n brave itlnck non th nwaltliiK train In leisurely fashion we troipfl In Tlioie were three of us at the door each one easily finding a seat In the hal IIIIoI car Oh Inv A linst traveller w to had not yet he I eomo accustom In Ihe slow pact foil upon my heels In true suliwny style 1 beg voir pirlon I am so sorry he miinnnreii in abject apology wtille I wik with astonishment sank down In the nearest neat An apology In the suhwnyit almost took my breath away My hat has been littered and broken my skirt ripped and torn my feet bruited aid never n word lint I heard from the destivners nf fentiiers and nnory lint on ny first trip In the tunnel I had s tired rt sent end seen some signs of good minnerst It seemed a triumph for femininity She corneriM all the bnit seats leisurely arranged her bundles and thoroughly en Joyed her privilege ns queen of the New Subway Then to crown all Men arnlogized tn hor Tho train whizzed alone on Its four minute trip under 13ist River All the women were 10118 over the now con ditions and eaah one wore a look of satisfaction ns rite gazed about the car Not a slnle person was standing Aint this new subway KrandsaM the shopglrl at m side my to her com panion Ths ts the first tlmo jVj had a peat In three years tend I come over every night and morning We ought to send In n vote of thanks It cer Inlnly seems swell RAILROAD MAN nidlll IIUo ll nB Mrvr A man running on n railroad has to lo In good condition nil the tlmp or IIP Is Huh to do harm to himself and others A clejr head Is necessary to nin a locomotive or conduct n train Even a railroad mans appetite nnd diges tion aro matters of Iniportanro as the clear raln and steady hand re sult from the healthy appetite fol lowed by the proper digestion of foodFor For the past five years writes a railroader I have boon constantly troubled with Indigestion Every doc tor I consulted seemed to want tn starve me tn death First I was dieted on warm water and toast until I was almost starved then when they would let mo eat tho Indigestion would l e right back again Only toniponiry relief rime from remedies mid I tried about allot them I saw advertised About three months a so a friend advised me to try CrapoNuts food The very first day I nntlvd that my tippet Ho was satisfied which had not been tho case before that I can remember In H week I believe I had moro energy than over before In my life I have gained seven pounds and havo not had a touch of indigestion since I halo been eatlllK GrapeNuts When my wife saw how much good this food was doing mo ahe thought sho would try it awhile We believe tho discoverer of Grape Nnts found tho Perfect Pood Name given by Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Read Tho Road to WellvlUe Ill pkgs Theres a Rea BOtt v P BAND TO OVERTHROW TURKISH GOVERNMENT IXIllS Jan llpreycMitatUCH es ot the different peoples who are helm op pn ssrd Ioy Tnrli Imliidns the vomit Turk Armenians OreeUs Hulririans AlliiiilatiN Kinflu IfHi and Arab held I a slrd cntiKrcss In this city today It was imanlmiuisly drIded to organize m fimnuii irtitiii In tivurUhruw the pres ent Turkish UnO Ill 1111 t mid for till Hiii itltiitiiii of a Mlinil ronttltiitlunnl and paiiiiMieiitar ii lnie Ph dotnlls ni Un rut iliitliMiiirv pPiKratniii teem IHM iiuMKhod I AiMiietiiiins Turks nod Unitarians In Amirlca wore represent Ml at the con gress by dele rato MADE LOVE ONLYJJ i 1 TO WIN GIRL S if CASH POLICE SAY According to the Central Omce pea pie young Mr Max ollor who mm arrosted last night In Wllllamsburir hall a unique but highly lucrative profes sion Thoy Uy that he hoi develop Into an exact sclonoo the art of secur ing dots from Jewish girls and then deserting them on the eve of marriage Zeller who Is thirty years old and Good looking In an oily barbershop fumery crt of way was to have bee married on Nov 19 to Miss GUella Blaw noy at her homo No 1303 North SOT enth street Philadelphia A fcctmtchea or marriage broker had arranged the match According to Mlsa BLavn r 7ollor cannlly collected from her In a V voce tho marriage portion of J200 onA 1 vanished tho day before the wedding letter he turned up at the homo OS Max Charaud No 313 Belford avonu WtjUlnnulniPK where he wooed and won Uharuid sJst rlnlaw Miss Ftejo nJe Wolxliard Alderman Keeley mar riwl the pair at the Manhatuin CitY HCLII two weeks ago Within a week tho bride had ZoU 9 ui in the 1e n Aellll Total Court clmlinuii that ih had conllwated ttif dm that Ile would not support her ana that he refused to liavi 1 second cerw iu ny Kirturmed iby taut rabbi Tio Phllifkiplihi jcirl hmrd about th tie In MIIIIO way ind she Hvsore out i nirrant for him alleging Kiind lar ceny Two Hctidiiuartors men took Xoller away froh his new wife anti loeKcd him up Ufiiiiisltlon iiapera ore supi tsil to lx com ng from lMiilade phjji The pollen are tracing Zollors record Tiiey think It will bo found to be dotted with mourning young womeai wile misted the winning stranger I Shoes I S Our Annual Mark Down t I I Sale of Shoes for Men i Women and Children I i continues next week I i Alexander Sixth Avenue and Nineteenth Street Furniture Sale Our Annual 1 inter Sale Commences Monday January 13th when we will offer every article of Furniture I and all Bedsteads in our show rooms at 25 n tO 50 r r Off Our Regular Prices Lord CS r Taylor Broadway and soth St i 5th Ave i igth St Like soap to the skin are Cascar ets to the bowels Use them like soapin small doses and regular ly It is nice to keep clean inside It is n great deal more necessary to keep clean on the insido than on the outside Cnscnrcts are more important than sonp The pores of the skin may become clogged with dirt but they dont absorb the impurities The pores of the bowels do There ore myriads of pores in the bowels the duty of which is to absorb the nutriment from food Thats how we jet our nourishment But if the bowels are sluggish the food is delayed It decays nnd forms cases amid poisons Then those Dams of the bowels suck poison into the blood Thats how we get our ills We urge the hnbit of cleanliness Dont wnit till you need a physic That leaves too much of the time when you are only half well Keep yourself nt your best The right way is to carry a box of Cnscarcts with you It fits the pocket or purse Take one just as soon os you know that you need it It is gentle and sire Cnscarcls arc candy tablets They arc sold by oil druggists but never in hulk Be sure you get the genuine with CCC on every tablet The price is 50c 25c and Ten Cents per Box 731

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tfftm fif C eO WOC toi f C L THE kNING WORLD SATURDAY JANUARY 11 19QS Maude Adams to Have a Male Role t In Her Coming Play The Jesters 1 She Will Fight a Duel and Win a Lady in Poetic Coined from the French Next Week Paul Armstrong Will Be come a Producing Manager with His New Play Soci 1 ety and the ulldogThE j Literary Sense Will BE Shown at the Madison Square r THFTItICAI ovent nt morn A than usual Interest will be the appearance ot Miss Maude Adam i at the Empire Theatre on Wednesday p evening In a new play The Jesters In this play written by Miguel Zama cols and successfully produced In Paris MiAS Adams will a aln havo a jnale roh She will he ten as rincot a sort of Prince Charming who ds iIsra blirself as a jester and wins the heart of an unsuspecting young woman J ty hIs sprightly wit his wealth of fan cy and his poetic qualities His roman tic adventures which Include a due are told In verse Chlcot stands for j the theory that a womans love Is I gained by mans wit In Miss Adamss support will be Gustav von Seyfferltz William Lowers Fred TyHr Kdwln Holt U W Morrl py Frederic Eric j George Henry Trader lime Oottre and fonauelo italley S S n Manager Walter N Lawrence has de PoJI ciilid to us tlio title The Literary Sense as the KtiKllsh name for ArCnur SrhnlUlris Llfrntui which express 1 es the lea emwulod In the oneart satire to be en for tho first time In Knslih at the Madison Square Theatre preceding Mies Katherine Greys ap pea IIIC In Tho Beckoning on Mon day evening Mirparot and Gilbert ar the two characters who express it while Clement is the cue who doesnt under stand It though rate links hm to a 4 Inns itsoclutlon wth the woman In te ia o Schnlt7 cr cets forth tho slxt roalsu 1 sense of thc 1iO write J jiofiie md lotlei wlihcut feeling the emotions with which they deal I I At Daly Theatre on Saturday even i 4 Inc Inil Arniftrontf will produce his r Ic IW i r Society and the Bullode f The pln s bult on the theme of a i f Wosiin miner with millions who is I I detoi nred that Ms daughter shall real 1 Is hr ambit in of entering New Yorks W and depicts the characters In the ntno roughshod truetolifn way that made Mr Armstrongs Heir to tho I Hoorah and Salomy Jane interest inn The acrflces of the daughter lhc tern determination of the father I in hlf quest for a lost mine hs nnill I iucce s and thr tntuportatlon of the characters finm the arid deserts of Nevada to the Ipxurlous surroundlnKs I of w York are the chief Incident of the play The cast will include William Karnum Ellta Proctor Otln William Mick Catherine Proctor Al J fred Hlokman Molly Brady Olive Wliltc and James Flnlay Burton Holmes will glee his Illus I trated lecture on Berlin at Carnegie Hall tomorrow evening and at the Ly ceum Theatre on Monday afternoon al a ocloik S Lel Harris who plays the piano l and gives humoroui sketches will make his American debut at the Hudson The atre ou Tuesday afternoon j W Brewsters Millions with Edward Abeles am Monfy will be the attraction I at the Grand OperaHouso Thu American will have A Fighting Chnc i I At the Fourteenth Street Theatre will j be Since Nellie Went Away Dljfby Bell moves up to the Metropolis with Shore Acres The Honeymooners George M Cx j hans songr show will be at the West End I The IlUKsell Brothers will be seen at the Yorkvllla In The Hired Girls Mill ions Chinatown CharIe comes to the Sta Lottie the Poor Saleslady will be I at the Thalia I Tie Hewcy wll have th Empire Bur lennueri The Now Century Girls go to the Gotham Rice Bartoni Gaiety Company will I be seen at the Murray Hill The Boston Belles will be found at Hurtlr Sean ns VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS At Hammcrstclna will be Hetty 1 King Qua Edwrds Blond Type I writers Julian lloso Laddie Cliff John i Uyami and Leila Mslntyre and others Vesta Vlotorla will sing farewell at the Colonial where the bill will Incude JuIdi Steeer n The Plftt Command mont Louise Acoiut the Six Ameri can Dancers the Sleeds the Klnsons I and Bnttyt Heart I At the Alhambra will bo Hymack I the ciamoloon comeillani Karnoa I pantomlmlsts in A Night In on EiiRllsh i Music Hall George Felix and Lydia BUr In The Hoy Xext Door Clifton Crawford Dolan and Lcnharr the Quaker City ginrtettu and others Keith Proctor theatres At the i Fifth Avenue Theatre will be The Star Bout Kva Tanguay Charles E Evans Ha ry Tljrhea Collosliiin and 1 2t other features The Union Square will ravr among others llobert HlUlard In a new playlet the La VlnneClmaron Trio Bobby North MolvUIe and Jug I gins and Maoarta Monkeys New mJV Inr plotiiros will l e shown at the Twen tythird Street Theatre The bill at the Fiftyeighth Street houso will Include Tte Song nirds the Stunning Grena diers Huth Allen and company In We j Need the Money Kennedy and Hooney and James J Morton At the One Hue dred and Twentyfifth Stieet Theatre will be Clarence Wilbur and company In The New Scholar Lystur Chum bero anj Adeline Dunlap in The Oper ator Llna Marrder equestrienne Inllu Eelblnl and Louisa Henry Tho stock company at the Ilarlom Opera louso will play Shfnnmloah l Tony Pastors bill will Include Charles 9 II UurkB Pat Touhey and company In p The Birthday Party Liura Morris and company Juhnbiin unit It c ar Kelso nnd Leighton Geraldine JlcCunn the Marlnellaa und Ml Id red Kmtlelu and her picks Atlantic Gnrden will have Mnvo anti Mayo lnr nt coil Scallliin Berlin tnc H rock way Kupenln Soule and Wilt u hblns tt siiOMl mm urtll re 4 1 1 main the principal feature at Huber Museum A wax figure of Harry K Thaw I H OMI tVi BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS The Aborn Opera Company at t lilMlid OperaUjusc wil uive Tuc FortuneTellur A fly of Quality 1 will he played SUBI STARTS i BIG SHIFT IN HOME CfNTRfS Thousands of New Sites Are Nearer Than Those in Manhattan New York Is beginning Its greatest readjustment of home centres fnderrlver tunnels to Long Island and New Jersey with the new north ward rapid transit lines are expected to add WOOOO persons to the suburban population this year The successful opening of the Manhattanllronx sub way extension to Brooklyn Is the first move In the series of gigantic transit undertakings which are to work out tho metropolitan transformation Hrooklyn Is to be the scene of a tre mendous homebuilding campaign It has usurped the old prestige of Man hattan as the chief centre of tUtbulld log operations The Unseat real estate Interests have united to exploit Brook lyn to the utmost They Intend to crowd It with people boforo the popu lation overflow can gain a dominant looUiold in other new rapid transit home suburbs They will open their campaign vigorously next week Urooklyns future looks very brleht from every uaptct said Borough Pres I ident Bird B Coler yestwday I eX pect to see Its population doubled In the next fifteen years To Outstrip Manhattan Others said that the Brooklyn popu lation would double In a decade Brook lyn starts th6 new year with 16iOOtt people In point of homo population It promises to be the dominant borough of the greater city before 130 By that I time according to the past rate of growth the greater city will have 7000 I I 000 people and Brooklyn ought to have 3500000 Brooklyns extension of tit subway I starts with 100000 passengers a day each I way Its capacity of easy accommoda tion Is 16000 an hour but It can carry I more than 0UOO with trains under short headway and cars Jammed as are those I I 01 the ManhattanBronx sections It I takes from 30 to 35 per emit of the tmtl l fie from the Brooklyn Uriels and Inure I I than f per cent from the Wall street I j Iulton street and SouHi Ferries I i I Many ptrsons who have been ridln I 1 I from thulr homes on B It T car ncross the Brooklyn Brldgo Into Man I I hattan jl to tho ferries then paying a j rueoml car faro In Manhattan prefer I lo and their II It T rIde ut the Brook i lyn end of the subway Thence they I cnn take the subway to their Manhat I tan destination It saves more than I nit of the former lima and It oliml ruites the dlMiKieablo crush at the ltoMyn hirt1e j I Brooklyn Homes Nearer Although the Brooklyn subway ends I at Borough Hall now U will b e pod it PItons Lee Avenue Theatre I Luw VeicIt will i e ben In The Shoe nker at the folly A Child Shall Load Them will be n offorlm at the Bijou i he C ty Sports come to the Gayety The Dainty Duchess c mpany will the Attraction at the Star I The Olvmnlo will have rho Girls from l1apn land I along ITatbush avenue as far as the Atlantic avenue union station of the B H T and Long IslandPennsylvania Hi Irondx In tin spring That will give Mibway connection thruuga a wide see n of Brooklyn homes It will open iuch of outside Long Island to SUD V1y connection From Bowling Green to Borough Hall is only rive mlnut on the subway So Brooklyns business centre Is drawn nearer to Manhattans financial district I nan IK Fourteenth street But when Ille extension to Atlantic and Flat tmsh avenues Is open the first rad ical Jump In tho population readjust ment will have a clear Meld The ex tension will place a wide residential die met as near to tho downtown Manbnt an centres as Is Fortyiecond street It will open a splendid home territory which cnn be reached In half the time aken by a subway ride to Harlem Uashington Height or the Bronx It will place half of Brooklyn on the line of the ManhattanBronx minway There Is no doubt but those sections of Brooklyn will be rebuilt from the old private dwelling state into a solid lathouso territory With further ex tension of the subway beyond the At antl avenue union station along Flat bush avenue around Protpect Park along Parkslde and Ocean avenues through Flatbush C5rave end to Brigh ton Beach an ImmeneM tract of highly plnslng suburban humi sites will be nearer the Manhattan centres than ue the Harlem River districts Plan Thousands of Flats Flatbuilders have oun to provide for the Immense shift in homo centres During the pust eir they hulk ISV llathouoos In Brooklyn while Manhattan bullJers put up only OW Tho biilUera were kept down to strictly Investment limits because panics in Wall street fon01 speculntora out of the situation Pining Itx Br IOklrn builders put up 3U30 tlathousHM while tho Manhattan output uni t6 With the new subway In operation this year and with money In plenty at low rates it Is estimated that Brooklyn llatbulldvra will put up between 4MO and nOOU houses without meeting fully the deiniiid for Mich homes It is doubted It the Manhattan construction will reach 3mi houses What the siilnvuy extension has start ed to do for Brooklyn Is expected to bo renxitod on an oven larger scale In Queens bv the Belmont and Pennsyl vania Itallroad tunnels and In the New Jersey suburbs by the Pennsylvania and MeAdoo tunnels wliloh will form a part practically of the Erie RaIlroad system When the Brooklyn subways plncn ions of thousand of building lots nearer In time to the Manhattan business centres than are lots In Harlwn a steady equal ization of land prices is predicted Ex perts say Brooklyn values will advance until thy find a fair balance with tho prlt es in Manhattans residential dis tricts Such n readjustment could tot fall to maintain new bnnms and to make new riches for hundreds of Brooklyn owners No End to Expansion More subwuys ute to be built by the city and the railroad corporations may extend their tunnels to met new trot Ho demands It Is plain that the future will ECO soma great subway project un tier way nil The time Each new addi tion to rapltltrnnslt facilities bas UH enhancing wave for land along its lIne As soon act one FUburh shall he tilled with people another suburb must be id to house new masses Operators say that the land IlIownt cannot atop I us long as the metropolis shall continue to grow in population Long Ishind n exultation over the opening of the fIrst underrlvnr subway and the real start of the gigantic Long Inland population movement will he voiced tonight at tho annual ban iiet of the Heal Kstato fOxchango of Long Island In the Hotel Manhattan PrOKlJont H Stewart McKnlght has In Ited Guy Hughes to bo the chief guest lei tile Governor fears that business will not let him come down from Albany Sp akerx will Include August Belmont liiftlce Walter II Javcux laCe K Tar boll Uuprescnatlve W W Cock llali h Ietura Vranit Bailey Louis II Pounds All are ready with glowIng forecasts of new campaigns In the Long Island I rnpldtranslt one I 3000 JOB FOR ROGERS c AlHANY Inn 11Tho State Board ot Cliartuoi had piomotcd Villlni t Hogtrs of HociOatjf to be State Sup crlntendcnt ot Allan Poor at a salary or 3O ELVIRA PESCIA fOUND STRANGELY AS SHE VANISHED Pretty Daughter of Retired Real Estate Man Is in Boston FAMILY NOW RETICENT Note Threatening to End All Regarded as Romantic I Prank of Girl Itlvlr Peseta the beautiful ana tal ented girl who disappeared from her home at No 1M Blast One Hundred sad Sixteenth street Dec 30 and subsequent I ly sent to her mother a letter containIng a suicide threat has been located In Boston Her brother Enrico Peacla and her father a retired real estate dealer have arranged to po after her The members of the Iescla family have auddenly become reticent about the case of mvlra When they wore unable to get any trace of her they welcomed reporters to the house nnd wcr free with Information Mrs Iescla the mother said today I Now that Elvira has bten found we I have no more to say She Is a romantic girl She spent six or seven hours a I flay readIng romantic novels I think I that In coins away Hhe felt that she was dolnir Homelhlmt heroic I Wrote of Ending All When Elvira Pescla left her home tier mother says she had only five Ci In her pocket Within three hours Hhe mailed a jrtranse letter from the vicinity 1 of the Grand Central Station In which dt spoke of having offended morally and of ending it all The letter did not sound as though It were composed by the girl Her I brother Enrico allowed himself to think that perhaps she had some suitor i of whose Identity the family was Ignor ant and that she had eloped with him The fact that she got to Boston and hall been living there for nearly two wnoka Indicates that she was aided by some one In a financial way According to Mrs Pescla the first olue to the whereabouts of her daugh ter was received last night by Enrlci Peecla who was approarhed on the street by a stranger This man told him that Elvira could be found at a certain address In Boston lIe sad he had been sent to inform the family by soma one Interested Early today Enrico Iescla communicated with Boston by Ions distance telephone and soon after left for that city ROOSEVELT MAY BE AN OVER IDEAL Judge GrosscupThinks Presi dent in Danger of Going Too Far Vith His Policies OH3CAOO Jan II Jurteo Peter S Grotacup of the United Stntpi District Court thinks President Roosevelt may be vn over ideal In an address nt tho twentyfifth annual Initiation ban quet on the Beta Theta PI fraternity at i the Congress Hotel last night Judge i Groweup said I may not be sure but what Presi I dent Roosevelt U an overIdeal We must not KO too far in Ideals Wo must not overemphasize them at the expense of the practical side of life They go hand In hand with and accomplish some thing more than dreams Ideals are often overdrawn and we may carry them too far It Is In this respect that I refer to the President We should not devote turs lves In this commercial age to mere Ideals but should look further D M MLAUGHLIN IS AN EXPKRT ON LON ISLAND I I I I I IiI ii p I i i 4 o I I IZftRWE2 I JJZfiU64L i I Brooklyn boy and Cornell graduate ho became a foremost operator In sub urban loH Hi Is VlcpPresld of the McQormack heal Estate Company nn 1 Chalrinan of the Long Island Heal i taLe KTchangea Transportation Com mlttk 1 cretrazzni Advent Wednesday Eaaerh Awaited by OperaGoers S Manhattan OperaHouse Soh Out for Her New York Debut as Violetta in TravKto I A WARM VELCOME SURE But the Diva Must Face the Most Exacting Audience in the World as to Singing By Sylvester Pawling sEpiuAy7lNl acclaimed by London TBTRASiXINI publlo the greatest her I singer of the age may flatter that not fclnce lands today self ftI she at of Salome the tlllated production the Metropolitan OperaHouse lint year have New York openigoera and rnuilo lovers been so keenly Interested as they ore In her rrst appearance at the Han hattan raIIouse next Wednesday evening The house Is already sold out with an overflow of oppllcatJon for eats sufficient to fill It halt over again The diva will find facing her t she comes upon the state us Violetta In VerdI Travlnta a friendly but criti cal audience Now York has Its own standards of slnKltiR and will accept the crdlct of no other community without reserve A warm welcome for Mine Tctrazzlnl Is nssur d For Mr Ham mcistolns stilt even more than for her own everybody will desire Unit her stir Htloned She will ess filial be unquestioned he applauded to the echo Then the Hiidionco will tettle down QuIetly to hoar and to pass judgment Associated with the prim donna lit her New York debut will be Boast as Alfredo Ancona as Giorgio and Oli bert as the Doctor Those three men she may know nra popular favorites and will bo a great source of strcnstli to her For her second appearance at text Saturday niattnco the opera will b repeated with the same cast Mary Garden will appear twice next week on Monday as Lmilse III Char pentlers opera and on Friday UH Thais I In Mnsenetn Both of lucite works I linvo taken llrm hold of the publics I fancy and the demand for spats Is cry great Next week promises to be by far th most successful In Mr llaminor I stelns career an an impresario The full programme follow Dlloplllar concert with HUB Zeppllll Jonielll GenIlleneache Koel llns ltas i Ancona and Dldur IOXD YIoulse with Mary Gar den I3rcsslerGlanoll Dalmorca Gill I bert and twentytwo oipr principals WEDNESDAY Travlata with ret I razlnl Kaccarlu Sevorlna liassl An cona Gillbert Venturlnl Foasetta and neschlsllin Ill tItttlY The Damnation of Faust at popular prices with llenaud Dnlmores Jonielll and Crabbc FIUDAY Tunis with Miry Gar den Itenaud Dalmores Tronttnl Gla conla ami MUKIIOZ SATlHDAY Travlata with Tot razzlnt and Wednesday night cast at the manure and Iii skect Ball wllh Hiiw do liweitis Truntlnl Zonatello Simtnnrco and Arimondl at the popular evenIng performance Cnmpanlnl Is announced to conduct all ot these performances nenaiid repeated last night before an nnillenco of considerable size his re markaldn Impersonation of Don Giovanni In Mozart opera For Kiue nnj finish and gallant lipirlnar as well as for artistic singIng It IH tinMrpirs d Dldurs Leporello and Gilberts Mn zetto were excellent HUBS Jomolll Xeppllll Miisnoz and Cazauran com pletfd the cant Save tlit the stage was pervlftpntlv nvnrllehtod fIt per I fonnnnce under Campanlnls direction wiis exoollcnt C Repetitions S exi Week I at the ZMetroboMan I COXKIISDS procrammo for I MU next wick at the Metropolitan Opera House la mob tip of rep etitions The announcements nre ilon day Travlntai Wednesday nt i MelaterslnKcr Thuraday Tiscu Friday Mailiunn lliittcilly Saturday I nial I net Trlstin mid Isolde Satur r day nlKht at Tiuiiilnr prices Tlio liar I ber of Seville At the nopular Sunday coiirert tom r I row nliiht the ndlolstn will be Clndikl f KlrkhyIann Knnte Van Itooy ami mal Hertz will conduct and the econd part of the programme will be devoted to selo fdiif fom Wnner C The first nerf rinnnrn of Don Gio I vanni Is HChcduleil for Jan 23 C Domo m Music World Outside OfreraHouses ODEST ALTsriltIKK has pone MOm and Poland to make his pinirnmmc for the thltd con ceit by the Ilnsslan Symphony Orohei tra at Carnegie Hall next Thurjdxy evenlns The Finnish work Is Jean I Sibelius third symphony lately pub llhcd It lag no scherzo movement and will take only half an hour In pre entnllon The Polish composition Clearer brain and steady nerves always follow the use of Postum in place of coffee sometimes in a i I very marked manner i Caffeine the drug in cof fee interferes with diges tion und if continued is sure to show In seme ixed disease The perfect poise of mind and bodythe power to ac complish something worth while makes it lot of dif ference with ones earning capacity If its worth while to you try the change to Hostum say two weks oull know fhcrcs n Reason Read The Road to VclI vlllc In pkgs Alll bu Chopins fantiiAln on Polish aIrs i IIIMO part of which will In plnyid v Julian I Isserll The Ihllhiriiionlo iorlrty has corifenti that Wusslly I ifonolf Us conductor slut Ii dlnct th jrcliestral accompaniment In this ntitn er llnlnwn ton C picture II ihaYi r i mil Olnziinuws ballot sivnes both new I here will also bo played I I Walter Damrojch and the Now York I S1I11 hon Orchestra will Introduce illmlya tonp poiin A Sunimur Day nn the Minimain it the pair of corutrts next Saturdii nlsht and a week from tomoirou uftcrnoDii In Carnegie Hall Harold liii ncr vlll plo s the solo nart In Bihimianiis piano concerto In A minor Mondelwihni Flnsnls Cavu anti VVfibPrs Olieron overtures are also on the programme Im tile X Are rs pixfaced each num htr dt the Hecoiil of Iio Peop1 S Sv m hony concirts in Carnegie Hall last nltcnt with om xilanitnry rfnarkM tfat were celbcu o judo i by a vast nu dicnce If Dip rchritra 1inni i lurk nf finish It plavpl with earmMness and effectiveness The programme con h PoI uhtf If 1OCI t nJxfl H l 11 On ittItJOOOOtiit1fTofltJtrJIjf Pneumonia Is Frequent t i And Fatal Disease u K AcconlliiK to mortality BtntlHtlcs I neunionli is one of tlic most ftc I niuiit nml fatal diseases In lie niii rt uf midlcino Or 1 a his xinilur Llntlsiy an authority on tllieiiua of Ito ItinKs saya that whll pneumo nia may ho a primary condition It nay also bo secondary to mVr eon lltious such as bronchitis Inlliienza iome speclllc fever etc A common cold Is most liable to levelop 110 C ii lit 0 II lit If iiPKleetetl The ittetidant cough Irrltatps the air jassages and forms an Itiliainmator ixudttte which liittsrteroH with the rca entrance of air To break nn a cold quickly and lIre any cough that Is curable there s nothing so effective us a mixture f two ounces of glycerine a half more of Vlrnln Oil of PIne and Blglit ounces of good whUkuy Mix horoushly and take a teaspoonful very four hours Five ounces of I lurturo of Cinchona compound can Itpl of neetliovens Corlolnn over tiiif ScliubortH l major iymphoney n id v ivUi trut In 110 11 r n ir i In 1 I vnri from a tifmiciil luwpolnt Gertrude IIIY S a i 11 i sang Adrlanos ana from lllenzi French Spanish nnd Italian folk SOUK will make the proKramme of the third of the dcllRhtful Symphony Con ctlti for Young Pioplp directed bv Or Kiank liimroflch tl CirneKle Hall next Saturday afternoon The New York Symphony Orchestra will play and Kmlllo de Gogorza Is to bu the soloist Ernest SchelllnKs piano recital an nounce for CarncKlo Hall next Tues day evening will take place nt the same place 6n Tuesday afternoon This change Is made as n courtesy to toe Civic Forum which desires the hall for an address by Paul Mllyoukov of tho Itusiljii Duma on that evenIng The Flonialey Quartet will gIve a concur In Mnd lsjohn Hall nuxt Tues iljy afternoon Morarts quartet In B I ii I bu used In plnco of the whiskey with till same effect The I iigied Ion I s cost lltllo nUll can be obtiinud without trouble at any heath drilL store To avoid tho sub stitution of soot it Inferior pine prod uct for Virgin Oil of Pine It Is bet tel to purrlmsu each separately and mix hum at home The genuine Virgin Oil of Iliio Is put up only In liiounco vluls each vial securely Ball In n round wooden case with nu engraved wrapper showliiK plain ly the name Virgin 011 of lIne compound I iuro gut rahitceil under the rood and Drugs Act of June 30 iJOii Serial No jni prepared only bv Leach Chemical Co Mncln hut 0 The oils sold In bulk and cheap imitations nut out to resemble Vir gin Oil of 1lno in name and style of package are Ineffective for the reason that they are largely composed of a dIsh illation from pine needles or leaves Instead of from the pine tree proper Pine needle oil Is not in tended for Internal use and when taken Internally causes nausea Its use Is lila i oh v confined to the manu facture of soap and similar purposes REAL ESTATE FOR SALE r REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LONG ISLAND I LONG ISLAND hid IT GROW A prominent visitor to Long Beach last Sunday said I am sur prised that such a magnificent property possessing 10 miles of the i finest white sand beach on the Atlantic Ocean and but 24 miles from New York should have been overlooked by realty operators until William H Reynolds decided upon its transformation into New Yorks I Atlantic City I am astounded at the marvellous plans that have been conceived for the development of long Beach and the progress that has already been made in their execution New Yorkers who fail to rasp this opportunity to duplicate Atlantic Citys tremendous enhance ment of value will lobe the golden realty investment of the age Unon request we ivli furnish you wllh tchctsfor on Special ruin cuvliiii Loiifi island City to 0 morrow allcriiooti at Jj Flatbuiili and rosIra nil 4 Ave Stations HrnoUlyn at 0 Representative will iiiso be at stations villi le cls for vIsitor ESTATES LIF LONG BEACH 22S 5 ih Avenue few York WILLIAM d vhYMt LiiS P54EIUENT S w OUMIUtTZ nenl TRr H R lAlUOI Ucnl Sale Mgt TIIIIIKIM IIHM IIAIUSDV I Hut major O San Martinis spoRts for I twotvlolliiH nml cello nrU riiilKii llai j quartet In I tnnlnr lire to bo plajjd 1 Sottii ant Ida baud ulll aIr another of theIr ctirirtcrlntlc concerts at the j Illppoilrornc tomorrow night The 0 loliti will 1m Iucv Allan soprano 1 Jennnette Powers violinist and Herbert L CVarkv cornctt r TlC Allele Marsullca Trio give its BOiind concert In Mendelssohn Hal nest 1J shy ptonlne Mendelssohn trio In C minor Beetliovnei sonata In A major anil inct ma i trio In U minor ale to bu played Hclnrich Mayo will give his annul fonts recital In Mendelohn Hall on V iliiBda atternoTi with rank la Forge as accompanIst Wnm 1 Kratt will give on orsan recital In St laula Clapel Columbia t nivrrsl y on Tileslay afternoon at I i The public is Invited No tIcket iip required Tir n ntron tivos n pliro recital 1110 rcclt1 t Carnnsln Hil toiiir irriv ufternocn pptlioven Chopin and MieDowell nuik n lire am dig tr Rejection Charles W Clark baritone Rives a nt recItal nt Memlfrlsohn Hall this ficrnoon assisted by Jules Werthelm it lie ilia no Narclco Kalicrup I Venezuelan plans r wives a concirt In Carnegie Lyceum CarneEe Lcum onlght lit will be assisted by Kitty H rg3r and Mrs NevlnSmlth I The Xellman Philharmonic Orchestra vlt give the third of Its Sunday con rts of tlio West End Theatre tomor tomo 1 a nlzht A FORMER FATTY NOW COMFORTABLE Tells How She Got There lear Ether i The idea if me climbing stairs carryIng a let of cled weight cirtlns about a load of flesh that wu taxing my strength fluid Kiting me nothing In return except a ctiraay unomfiirtahle apnearimcet No one ran mo a conception of how badly I wis han lira ipeil everywhere To get around bar IB well us any wellpropor tInned person I hd to breathe twice a not h and n bird I fairly wndlled and was wobbly eel never dared to attempt what ordinary girls do with ease tut all this has been cbingfd since I took the ad vice of Margaret Knoll Of course now that tho secret is out and everyone will ioor know It I mIght as well be candid with you I lucre lot 3i pounds In 41 I days Jly waist line Is now lawn to 21 InclUR and ni Ilmt ineaEuics It Inches so that lean Inln well tan to be wel pioportlonod but t ht I twle I Inn having a nice form or fur Is tie IichiK of comfort I cal get arotmii and do anything without the I M litcft crtori why I can button my p thee and button my waist down the tack i and now of course you want to know what I Margaret Knollvs crt IB I 1 is known is the Mnrtuola prescription I and cvintalnii jiift three simple Ingredients I that are mixed together In your own horn I and rest hit a trine The formula I al fnllcws V ounce Marniflla s ounce Fluid Extract raariri Aronijtls and 14 ounces Syrup Plmiilex I took a teaspoonful at I this mixture after meals and before b I time and I was told I could eat and drln1 I nil I wanted and could discontinue the I violent exercise nnd the lorc tiresome walk I must my that Mnrmola is a won I derful comfort to fit girls Your formerly fat now comfortable friend IDYSPEPSI Gco S Scally of 75 assau st New I York says For years I have ben troubled with rheumatism and dyspep I sia and I concluded to try your pills I I immediately found great relief from their use I feel like a new man since I commenced taking them The dys pepsia has left me and my rheumatism is gone entirely adways i Pills cures all disorders of the Stomach Liver Bowels Kidneys Bladder Dizzi ness Costivencss Piles Sick Headache i Female Complaints Biliousness Indi I gestion Constipation and all Disorders I of the Liver 25c a box At druggists I or by mal I RADWAY CO 52 Lafayette st N Y I PUBLIC NOTICES I TUB CIty of Xfw York Department o I faxes and Ajaeaments Main Office Bo I nunli t Minuatlan Hall ut llecordi Ju uurv 10 ittt NuTJiE IS HEREBY QIVUN uj tr I y Itic Greater New York CTnartw thAt te I books called The Annual Ih nl o the A PRS M Valuation of n1 and lsrnial E I titi1 he HnrouxhA o Manhattan The 1 I lionx Hi kln Queen MM lllcAmoivlft i inpnl liiK Hit City of New York will be 1 Glen fv p Iihp IrKptttlnn exviilnaLloa and I ciinectlon on the snonii Altvitay of January t an I iI r iuiln iwn tip to and Including 1 the 31st Jay of Mardi IMS ParIng the t on that the b ok see opoa fir public Insr eUon npivlcntlon may b ad l v any crses I corporation claiming to be aggrieved by the nimiwe1 valuation 0 eurrfolI rid rtr pen nul estate to have ta avn In the U roiifrh of MuxhattAn at the main oice of the Depvrtment o TaxM and A Mlce ni Hall or llecordj No 31 C ters streSt I Ief the Ilon irti 0 TJie Bronx at the c tics of the Department Municipal fluild1n one IlundrM Rod fceventysevfnUi atre iuid I Thiri aVCUUC hi lt It rttL5t ot Brooklyn at the oe nf tin Deiiartnient Municipal IlulMin 1 In i the iroJrti or Jiwna at lice otlb yt in neiirtmcnt Hirliitt HullJIiiK Jackson 1 VOAII Kins sw InK Island City In tho Hciouirh or Richmond at the cifflca he lMrtment Boroujrh Hall Tfew ulirhton siatm Island Bal urtvitl 6ui in all tho boroughs must be n Ioathn to at Ute maIn otlc la th HoOUh of Man attat 1 M in i lt n to etc aawvss4 slush n of pcrfoml jMte mtint be mn1 tu rho person aiifUAl R the office the e i ITicnt in IIc in I v r ugh ushers HUO I p r on relies anl In case of a nonre ld iit arnlnc on tvinineM In The City of NeW arrlno the of Men he tXTnrtmfflt o le boroUgh where uoh place or buslnren II broulh between the hour of 10 A M a m4 P M etfip 1 Siturlaj when til p illcatlnn mint bf tiilp trtwon 10 A tt ilSU noon LAWSOX rfnilV rildeat K FINK nAYMONTl NICHOLAS MIIJER JAMFJS H Tl rIV OH 5 ltT7ll TMrK I UAMIITOX Iir lH If STNYIP r r 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1 THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY JANUARY 1 1 19O8 1 LATEST REPORTS w AND J 4t NEWS OF ALL BRANCHE OF SPORl EDITED BY r TIMELY COMMENT IlL TY J UI kLLL I1111UAL3 UI J U21 I ROBERT EDGREN d HOCKEY ONE OF THE ROUGHEST SPORTS BI G PLAYED IN AMERICA t When it Comes to a Genuine Old II Yankee Scrap This Ice Sport Makes Football Look Real Mild Fyou havent seen hockey Its because you have bocn dozing around the IFyou of Now York and letting some real thrills of blue lightning run loose right under your nose When It cOllies to excitement busted I bins and a genuine old American scrap this sport of tuHliiK up Ice with Bteel runners elbows and nose makes football baseball basketball and tennis look llko a sixday walking contest against time I To thoroughly establish the supremacy 8f hockey as an exponent of thu wild mid untrlmmed results could be ob tlnod toy sentencing i mollycoddle to nat tmaa of two weeks with tho Wanderers or the Crescents At tho end of that time he would be turned Into a man or tho scrap heap and Its even money i either way I To get at the bottom or tills thinK Oii writer who saw It at the St Nluho Itu Rink for the llrit time Inst night will have to explain the rudimentary principles First of all Its played or rather fought on tho Ice There ore I even men enlisted and each Is armed I with a Bhlllclah curved at the end so M to bo used as n hoolc when a fellow cornea by tt twonothlnir and you I rant to jTinb him by the lN The oivi t Ject of the game after beating one an I I other on the shins with the hooks Is toi I chase an Innocent looking little thing called a puck around until you hSvci It Juat right Then you are supposed to bounce It off the coco of a man I called tho goal and land It Into a net The reason they bounce It off the coco Is because that Is the only part et goal RhowliiR Ills chest and ab domen are covered with an umpires i bisebull protector and around his leg I I running from the waist to tho heels nre t a pair of elongated lifepreservers Klv I lag very much the appearance of a pair of cowboys eoatskln pants If the I puck Is shot against any of that part of the layout It wont bounce Conse quently science and practice luive I taught the hocktyltes to aim at the I oofo nut or bean Of course If the puck mlsspi him altogether It lands I In the net anYway but his object In being thoro Is to use his head for n I block ns a last resort and trust to luoX Sometimes he uses tho sUck with which he Is armed but most of the time hu Is altogether too busy The first thing a hockey player has to I know Is to stand up If ho cant stand UP then ho must know how to sit down I easy or take lion the slide kinder bellywhopper like as the kids call It I OcKEr Is the fastest paem In HOCKEY and If thore Vftut more I Ice around here It would have other popular pastimes wincing For I speed It would make tho Twentieth Cen tury flyer look like the Erie Its so fast that an ordinary spectator In his excite ment foneti that tho lighten arc slid Ing about on skates Instead uf runniiiK around looao on dry ground and soft shoe leather Hut you dont set excited up to the point where you reach for your roll until you sec a follow scooting along and drllhllnc the puck ahead of hint I and Rome fellow dlvlnK Into him noso on and everybody sliding around on the seat of his pants Instead of the Hkatej Those pnntn are all seat by the way ns the hIS are only from four to six Incliei long Whenever oaoh hockeylte ILLS picked out his own noo hnd leifi they start nil over again and the hlirli dive act If repeated That la technically called crosschecking and the crovd of beaming and befiirreil en thtilasls on the skin llns clap their i hanli toKother In ecstasy and yell Bravo bravo For rooting you cint beat that much Sclenco and loam work play a big part In hockey and Its pretty tA watch The nilc however are very simple You got It In a minute but there In Treat room for Improvement In the way the port Is conducted from tho viow1 paint of a fan of tho bleachers For InMnnce a powil of 1C rooterS from the Polo Grounds or American Leaeuo Park could ItO tip thoro to St Nicholas Rink I come night ami turn it Into a howling 1 Blocpsi Hockey rooters need a lot of j ooRChinir Would 5011 blleve It Theiei was olii lltllu follow pur out of the game four lime last night and not I once did he tell tIP referee thai lie limit hats In his belfry or ho oucht to ho teacher In a school for hum Wlnl Not n router veiled Vhos In lug yon anti not pvon one llttlo weasly voice j piped out Youro rotten Not one ol the remarks 30 necessary to lime fcucoess of our national game was used Tho hockey fnns simply need educating and thats all there Is to It 1tFN a fellow from the other liMo W was ordered off for roughing It nobody called him a lob ster or shot n hot one Into the umpire I A lot of spaco WAS wisted thero It would have been so easy for an ardent enthusiast to hiivu mal him feel bad I by yelling Uie lush league for yours or I guess that will hold you for a while On every hide the opportun ity for such humorous nnd effective re marks was allowed to slide by Hut the way they punish ihoso iock eyltes for violating the rules Is awful For giving n fellow the bump whllu rounding a curvo a pla er nnnied Will lanis was ordered oft tho Held fur ono minute As he loaned hack there and i rested lines of pain and humiliation in his ran could plainly ho seen from the I ptess box nluft On lie level that rule I of putllnR fellows out uf the RIIIIIO would be a scrnam to rimtk fonners 1nder the rules tip plavfir omi bo ordered oft for a term sometimes extending tn thrpp mluuica but nobody else is put In Mi nine When his tPriu of penal rervltiidi him oxphod ho lumiis right back with Ills slilllplah nnd beslns fnill log the pn I nr nnythliiK cNu niotind It Ills pas offonso Is fnrvlvcn and If ie cuts too ninny down at one swltio ho Is split itftii hutch to tin IIPII tn tnrvo another mmmc ntonci As lunir as a player Is suspended tho loam Is shy l lust that many Were tlwlt ride adoptud i In ImirUill most of nur Kiiinis nt the n OPEN BASKETBALL TOURNEY Tot tho first hum In Now York City basketball teams will have the oppor tunity of cnmputliiK for championship honorn Tho coming plmmplunslilp tour nalli tint of the Irolcctlve AsHiiPlntliin Is I thrown open to nil teams and In this I manner the nmoclUimi fools that It Is I Klvlnr tlin teams not nfllllntpil with nny I uthlello body but nevertheless nossemiod I of champlonslilp merit a chance to prove their ctllbrn In open conipethi hun I Fnt ties for thn tournament closo on i Jan Ir with William J Farrell No UK I I Hrnndwny lllds for holding the tnurniimptit have I been received from various courts fl nil will bo opened on Ian IS when the tournament will be awarded by the championship committee and the name I oSoourt will bo then announced I t end of nine Innings would be between I I the pliilicr Any tim I though that you think It I 1wnl tnUf a Kfinif follow to lie u I hi lipyltu who can hit CiJ JUt f i IP i I I lien some nlffht nnd tnko a Irui AJU tlmo they Mart Its worth a bet I II tlio wav the Crosctntx beat tlo i Wandorors but It put thorn over the I jump to do t At tho end of the sec ond half the score stool 2 to 2 liiy had to piny six more minutes to decldn I It Tho tlnl h carno when Sheriff of the Crescents shot the puck bjtween the t goal legs and It lodged li the net CYJJ lIIti2n EV ERJr orTQHNJQC G cJO LOCAL BOWLERS STRIKE HIGH AVERAGES I Big Match Games on the Schedule for Sunday Night A1GT delegations of bowlers from LAnGE Haven Bridgeport and other i rU neetlcut towns will accompiny I the Independent team of New Haven the best team of strike setters In the I Nutmeg State comprising Collot Jane wick Weber Otto Ilubor and Glon Hid dellto New York tomorrow to root their favorite to victor In their match j contest aKalW a team of AlKommlns J to be rolled at V mans Columbia nl leys One Hundred and Fourth street J and Columbus avenue I ne contest consists nf a series of tour mutches In live men three men two men and Individual for J2V a side The AlKOmmln LMtn will comprise Jlm mlu Smith IJivo Shim in Jamie Watt Al Schwehke and Maurlo Wymiin llo of the best match fame bowlors In Greater New York The series will bo two out of thr e gnomes In cad ovent and the llrst Mill I bo started at 4 I M Helns Flower nnd Pump from the i Harlem Palace and Iinda Hcrberg I and Scherz of lleifnnans have a IraiiKed n homonndbomo iorles us thmell tonry tilt first Mrlp to bu I rolled at Berjirmaiis late In Jan inry FOR MILITARY I AthlCI f of tile various nilllnrv T eTanlzations In Greater New York are I In training for the lSM yards relay race for the Mllltnry Afhletlc ietgmn chnmplonnhlp to be run In relay at the tames ut iVmipnny li or the KK tvnlnth He rlnint on Saturday night Jan 25 This promises to be ono of the i most Interesting contests of the sea son and really opens tho Indoor sea son for lony events All of the roil 1 mettle In New York and Brooklyn have entered teams and It la likely that The return series In Individual aril two and three men teams between Jimmy Smiths Ampilons of liroolt lyn and Iammanns pi kod mon will be rolled at the MornlnK ido One llun droj nrd 11ftonWi trot Sunday afternoon anJ evening Jan 19 Chancy Vhite tho famous rferee well known In the puslll he world as Good Old Kiulc Kyi will art as im plre in the match lHts on lei Johns 0 Nowark and Horrv lloVicp at 1Ir man Ono I I timid red niul Slxteonti ftrwit tomorrow nlsht The match Is for I n side best eleven lit nf twen tyono snmes the flrat tcries being or ten Matties Yood and ndwirds of Brooklyn roll time lust series of a liomeandlioiu match witi McCarthy and buhrs at lihrss iark How iilloys tomorrow eight Charles J Kane of thin Columbia B C end Fninlc ltoo Italian rlmm pion of the Imcr will roll a best four out of seven games match fur Sil a sldo nt the Columbia No 511 Dow err Vpdno da Jan 1i at s P M Gore Traonklo will net as umpire TIlt Invlnclblo alit Knlrkerbok Field riibi of Drioxlyn hap fir mnecd a inmcnndhumc series lOt live men teams total pins to count ie tlrM rles to be rolled at the KnlcUi honkers alleys Wednesday nljrht niul the second at the Invinrlule Oub Knl 6 Il wor Kricko and llolos fnm the IHrloni Tain p nti I Hrokor Kuli nnd ClanoN of the Oouitna iive nrratiKol a jnnirh oonte tlio llrst serlos to hie rolled n t the Colonial Iolumljiir iv IHH md one undied and First street Rundav nght u lEAGUE TITLE fuilv itilrtv men will Ktart A shin frtim file uroat mllltnry race 11 era twill be a number u short sprint races and handicaps at 3 J yards SN Minis and onn mile fun books huvo been flirown open to all nthlcto roffl leied under the A A I and II A L rule IMia Atholtlr Committee of the Knlliint Slxiyiilntli have RHOII parlkular zest to tlis ranus iy offemiK gold prizes for all winners In tlie open oventw all nf Uie prlzos flrst second and third will In of gold For this particular meet spiked shoes have beta barred I YOUNG GUAR1N1 WOULD FIGHT ALL YOU 122POUND JABBERS When Mike Dotilln and 13lllv Ill tort I picked out VOUIIK Cuarlnl the llttlj Jerccv lighter as 11 comer they had 1 I notiie knowledge of the rliiK as well ns the diamond Young Guar inl now has re onl a as Ions all e nlKhtstlrk printed in aifite and has lost but one or two llshts so far ns eta I is lclniis have been able to ira t lint amid tiitio were on dolslons He teas beaten by Dave XIhoK whotnvr ho molly ne at harrison N J hick Ir IM The immii of tho outer victor has been lost In tho shuffle Oimrinl nisi I fought a draw with Tommy Murpiv the HolMkon typhoon I I Ho foiiBht a Kroal Ihht with Oeorso Iloey nt the Lou ncrn Club Tliursduy I 300 ATHLETES WILL TOE MARK i More than Mireo hundred ot the local r nmateur atMoles mire expected to tnko I part In the annual winter games of HIP iNIMh IlPffimPnt A A on SUttnliy even Ing lehi I Thin events open lo A A I men are n TOynrd dash linnillrap u SOOyartl run Immllonp n ixmynrl run ncnttcii novice and n onemile run Jiandlcnp Inlofsettleinent Athletic 1vnKim organizations will contend for honors In n onpmlle relay rape scratch Thin ovcnt 11t ono of the most oxelllm features Ht tho N V c A gamps lust winter All the rrnek real tune is will run teams In the onemllo M A I relay ovont The rojrlmentnl half tnUnm will have It out In n lnnoynnl handicap run Frank Illloy of the TUilrtooiith ItPKlniGiit li looked upon ns the most likely man In this event Six events for members of the Ninth Iteglment will round out the programme j I Trotting Scene Shifts 11RTI1OIT Inn 11 The flnnd Clrrult har m races will IIP ilwMfd at tho Hlato Fair tnrk this yrsl Insleiil of nt the Greece Ioliite meek nh iv they lia1 sties l rti hhl lnnll J CIHIIIMU who since HIM wliii tbu exceptIon of one tedr hs ronluct oil the mere here has rot his fortunes wllh n nmv rvmmny that has trussed CliP Sntr Fair track nml as ho tins th pmnlt for the i races lucy will lie run off nt this place i A nrir Hnllenu CUrl Cnlrmlnr nrit Hun I iln Err prnon nho not last lun1a llullrnu Irnilor trill irant It Those II ho dlit nut in last Sunday should itnrl noir Crt the set Ten colon xlr aoalltr paper nlBht amid tliuiifrli ho was nly ontilol to a ilrnu JR ttm noar uuttltiir liU PpoiRnt out III tho last rounil Me I threw one of Ills lists fioin tIle hip all1 Jt lUU III HOOJM clioiUhono i ilnK b liliul It a bump wliloli loiikod hIke a ilourlcnob iflpi tho bum hpr hail gent lOiniK tJiiarinl has tho lurst of Wilt anil liou he has thorn on liU frlomls say li is flttmvs orlli a hot He slnmps anti Tlly but tlllljs III Iho rlnl lhls Ihls his Inl PPonotils to light rlK it with a fw varyIng phi1Sr 11rhl Ihla wlilih I lie prInts aiv unaccustonioil hoiiKli 10 has beon IlrICutnIPlf r hll Illiood thoM six voars or more rimrinl has nut uppoaioil In vauilovillo hut 10 Is goIng in Oimrinl can eta ke 12 poiinils Ills inatuiKor ms two In reii money to post for I Ilirhi with oltlii r Abut Atloll or OH pn Miiran If lid 1111 s ides t tm him unyhudy else will do Tl CHALLENGES BY WILLIE HOPPE i Vllllu lloppo limit boy hllllardlxt has doposltcil ttO with tlii Urtinswlcl IalkeCollciulor Company Ii nil lee it iI two huh I Ic ii get fur tho lialkllno cham pionship of thin world His nm chal hence Is to the winner of the Sohaofor ICullt niiitcn at IS1 to he played nl Ihlljiililpliln Jan 23 and the sorond Is for the lnnor of the SuttonMorlntr slnr niiiili at IS 2 to be played In W ork Jan 1 I FAST TEAMS IN TOURNAMENT Tho IlcrKinan flvpnipn team tourna niont whlrli stnrts Monday Jan 20 at time OI Hundred and SIxKonth strop alloys Hill bring together some of the bpst Ipnnis In tie iroator City The tHontyono tivuns are na follows oniuln Albion Pocnsiet Park How Ill sin ItOPlicr Cnnoplans Horsman im I xc tin and Oxford of Newark 01 lpioy of lirsoj City Morris Knlck iThnckpr Bronx Ccntril Amphlon llroaihvjiy of Urooklyn Kubwiy Ca sino of Astoria Havenvnoil of Long Island Kinplro and llmlons Sislnaw In class almost any of these teams could roll for the Metropolitan ohani plonshlp Wcsleyan Five Beat Harvard nAMIirttnor Mass JAn 1WIn h sXe bill tesm outr Ajed Hiirvanl last I nUtht mite vjtltors cloning 11 ta n Harvurt i c pa4n DrOTn was unibia to ly bersuc nf a I an p Injury and the horn flvti tsam work S I I Lee Johns Rolls a 290 Score i Against Bills Heins iF JOHNS put up the record high L score of 20 pins in the ircUer Now York bowling tournament I at the Oxford Newark last night d I tentIng Hilly Helns of the larhl i Iilacp Johns had to roll ten of the eleven games In lie series to win the I npi Mary six however 1 At the Subway In lliooklyn Johnny NI Non from Iho rnlvoril sprain l surprise In defeating Jonniiy Vooi liels whn was In poor form Nelson won In sIl straight gimes and iniilc the hlgi average o 219 pins live nther smiles I ere role anti iJurind Dunani Schwebke uu1 Itlddeil were the hOle alley winners The scores At the Oxford Newark JohnsiS IS 179 2H ih 290 lIP 2DS 2i 111 Average 1311 I liens 101 M 22il Its 191 SSi 119 173 I I Mi J 131 AveuiKe 19710 At the Subway Brooklyn I Nel on 190 193 2Jt j9J 2 2li nver tithe 219 oorK Is 170 170 2JU 133 209 ISO nver ate 17 I At the Brcadway Arcade I Sclnvebke W1 1st Ifio Irt I IS lilT H i n J Ml xm l 21 nverimo b5 311 Iohn IIS 231 2H1 1L7 l sl JO 101 17i 1 Ill 190 2C3 averaso 1 1 211 A the Superha Brooklyn I mliitliciltS IsO 221 tiC 2J2 52 331 i 2o average fill 49 Iliilett17l ills Kt Ii2 ZOO 1W 2J2 9hiO av erase K 19 At Idle Hour New York Hidden ISO ivi IM 210 213 193 101 IM tl itt r nvorase is 110 SihmloiurhiT IK 172 2m 101 191 1H3 ¼ 213 iil miseragti 1St iIQ At Mornlnrjslde New York punbir jR 179 1C 2S 21S 2r 1S1 i 7 2if avernso 220 49 Pump Ml lilt halt 190 201 22J J iK 173 average 197 S9 ALBIONS LOSE TWO GAMES The Urondwnys won two out of IhN irilmes from thin Alhlnns H In n M i I ipolltnt ohiimploti liip tones on tIC I Litters illys las nlttbt The MOIOS I AIUIiiNH Klnc 11 j ITI TnphVn IL ITl IMljSMililun Mm jiiii hi i m J Mnck IV IT11 214 I IHtOAtnVVY I Iwk S IS Ml iiiVat III 17i ii huther 1uI item ili i r IMl 17 atm Motiii II in Oil i MelVnvnr lill 2111 IiI Totalj Sil HO liss Tltns 1CI UI liVI i i lie Amphion tin home loam ISOMOCIS I von tlir O Lnmos l i Omit Ho lit iumuinhms in tin MotripoHin uham pioiishi Tim scores 5eKiin H7 W7 I 101 WI 5 TSS fVt r s liinm ore of 279 Smith Senciius lulled tlgh IJAInMOKI I Jan I Frank Ootcti ohampiii wrestle o mmionIm has made ip Ins iniitl 10 rI at lli oml of 1 n I it ns h uat In hols1 it of iiilHt on ha3 In n to moot JItkIollit and now that scorns fi I he Ills lime likely to bo realized ho Is HEARD AT BE FOUL LINES Eastern League Monday Trenton t tlcr In tJie nuiterti Iauuo ii 11 Manhattan Monilay to mnci Cain irinn s clara at the Mornlncslilo One llun Iieil anl Klfte ntli itrift In this uprlis Uutibar who wnlly rollfil foiirteiii if nifa for an fiercer of 222 vlll rull In the mill xtilml series Uunliar nnd DUIIUIA In ihi I tMitiii ant ulth Ilimii n 01 tlirveinen A hi If lllcks ant llojM Itainl is llh tlip three nainuJ will innko up the fivemen team 1 Women In Match Games llrniian Khlcr will orn his nw Ori hUMi alleys in lirooklHi Momliv niirtit WI MI uo 11 will roll 11 two match oniin u Mrs 1cster iiiMtlnK Mr Kissi mini MUs HlKriop uf Imliiilctiihl nuUiu Mrx Uiighuttuirlt uf IroklI Hiieh titIt hurt will lie the i tent K h lilt of ihen RUIII ln four orniiitaiitj uto umoiii thu lion of the it UUKII Ixmlora In AinelUa Ireil tinIer Is mvlMnK entron for Im 1Attlme Natlmul fhe men iulrmmaumtflt KMIII ltO to ntart at Klirhtt fourth utini dad Ililnl aveiiuu this Is nno of til incut linliirlaiu contests of the lanai reaajn Hilly Conies hue IJ1 for the first I 111 of the horn mil home mliii Itt tr V w l I idle lush tuCtm llniiikliii an 1 IIlftall lionl ei to bt howlHl at tho iiiuul ctntial I lliookliii Feb Ji I Thero Is a iil l theft nil rumor tOn tho V VoJt llonlliu Aivoolnilun will l iko ah sihilo conirol of iho ilrrsur Ncv YoiL In i ilhKlunl suet mitiopiillian C1 team chaiiu lon hiii nt srason This oUght toS Piovu 1 big huun let the dorm I S Tho Park Uovvii hao entereil H rKimns fhenen lournamont which It nou full ami the opening guitar will be rolletl about Jan M This Is au allmar mint emit tshttu a i ivpirKcntallon from all sections of the city aluiuM bj full ut Interrst S 1 A viry Inijiortant r ricn 0 j imes in the I rust kr Xe a VomIt linll ilual toumitmnt S nlll bi thit lictuisn lliMns and lull at i 0 llHrlriu Ialare UN t Mh hit thofo tin it srih I This nil hnnevvr be on of tOO Utt nvrim In the schrduk Tho S R riuh largely tMmpoio1 of em plnjpM of the Hhnari FnllbirKT lleef rniimin meets TrliH nlKhts nt III Nou pinll 5505mm mIte members hit the lumber for iinoil scores J II iluter Is pieshlnnt of thi Knlrkw hacker Illrb wli i mets at hn Knlrker I iilttt all vs lipionitn uulw ntirats Ohf cit officials nv lain Vns tree 111 I miner tain I Voji remir CUrt I Tohl cap I l lIn I Members of the Cherry Ilck rs Club I rln a t Irxlnz Ialicr lull Irtlnc rnu I nrookljnA ntll hell a reception and prize wllnc Ekrurtiy Jan Ji S 5 YACHTING FEATURES THE COMING SEASON e N i feature in yaohtniK thin com A ing KRaxun and ono that tsill at tract a croat deal of Interest is i nice of elplitconfoot knockauouts I I n which twu uf the boil hints froii tun Oreit lnkos Miissiuhii en Its Hay humid Now York lay be entered hey S Laketide y f of Clovolnnd and time I Knstern nf JoIn Imvo consented to i chili a raoo nnd arrangements are go Int m for tlio ox out S Tho hike yiichlsmon have obtnlncd i ho pnimlso fur a tvliirii race In lui f Tho races this ell will lie sailed upon the porroiita o hasls and Mlinois do titled 111 a mrloi of 11 iontoHtt oieh club rcjirespntid ontoilnj two licmtx Tlio Atlantic Vaelit lll lins teen Invited to muku entries Thu IlMKin lllvcr Vactii Clllli haM Mtd l I r Iunl M ttnniil shim It liit K te chilrnmlt o the IliUiitti Iuniinllt Hoy A nilnevs new Sisfiwt steam jncM I r F r TON S CO fHG FIiJ2 GOI e Z cEGS f2 S uu f UM htrse in i i 1 1 mil n 5 luWlnK iii tin flyIP wil piolMblj thy the i 5 111 i W H t taj f IH Ill 11 ill llaiinr Viirii Ihlb I Alt Unliify I un jut bipn nninlnntnl for ihci rric 1 tV llmin Iup tetrmunt fil I ires rnnu 1iirf nnj I I AniirtnK 4nont I Jranius fur rear itiiiinioiliit ire ulhr ttumumimmat toil j Tin fIrst tinral niicilni uf the New I York Yiiclit i lull Itf tilt iir itlit b liill nl the cluUinuH next Thula ieniliii Anmul rfpoiu will lie mailf rhr ntinunl inrrllnif irf th nninlmkn 1irinlhHn fluij will lie liil t Si 31 UUU Htropt Tuvi 1ay atiriu in at t oulifk 1 Ir 1 IJ lie Miiml 11 huts leeti pt tilt liintly lilcntiril ti liii Ihz iurr S aibl p i Kittm his ti lgnil ii B rtuilintan uf the o IfKAili iVMiitnliti lln klii Varht luh mil EI iii I Ai ttlt hni 100 tliMlr tb I full the mum4imlIu Ihn iiium fir time Iliitnl I IIt men IliN ei u Im w II m o lillil n fpmi t Fir Islatnl mint S I ml Itiv irun I Nirlliput Jylr II off tap iiay an I i t tint I With the njiinni Inrnli Iam ynrtt ll llrtn ip inn the IIPH asrnt uivuii Si f InilllInK il in lin l Ito A Itiiiimt micht t It alI tv itft nit t sea thla iaxuti I GLiTCH WOULD QUIT GAME iUT I Novelty In Mixed Match S r A noel couleM use boon arranged at tlio Hninx renlrll tn morrow nlKht ut 1 M S I titer John Kwtei mewf V hunk ut Hl linm3 of Btralcht rail tillllnnts HO points I III IIH mliii IHI flUI Olll tl kOtn Iflllllell Ht S LoHlltlK Good Showing for Dumas I his Dumas has nililttl tun mon vlrlorlfs to his Ktnmllaj n th AlirtiliiirslJe linlliMual itirnainent hilnK now st oa ten inn of I levin wriev lit air tins liljrh core of i s onil high averse nf iml fur twenu to I mne Itllly ltmn Ins stunt eu out r stnill ferfes 11 his set tiiul hIgh re He I of tIT iui1 tnuiitnl li irli uxeraKu of 110 2l Ml Pin Boys Tournament Several of t lit Itillin filet mci gerd i f pin boy s have irnitiKiil ii I lull uluil louninntnt alI tilt flrrt NVI its if Dailies rtlll l rollsl onl Veliosi nl i he t I inn IJlate l in Ntw Virk wh1 IHS 111 etc the home biwln IIISK Aiiiiiiiru td1 llotlitrinela Ntn Idl VJien you liner a irnvl Item of ImwllnR I I tit renl It to Tlie IMIU K Woilr linn INK lltoi I lll tot Klnltxl In thin cut u uum S lId llniib Is onr of the stain In lime KII cue ilull rulMiiK 1rWiv nlvliu ut the IllMllvuu tlllCNS Tile orKiinlzllUii haM k 1 I mil nieiiiliern who jro iiioiiilnvnt la IHJ tuti I t uinl oftklil circle UIII oHd1 lrI I m r ulssni lefeitr1 tint Allen In a liest I four out of foven s rlis mu t tre N1mte Kli I ih tl inI Iloh Th sn tihucttl llsivi ITlliMl III lit lli Allenin IMI 17U tin Isi IM 167 i S ioorpp Dolt at CIo Monaruh Palace I bis halo 1 into llartnmn at Tliuiu Lenox fur I tmtmmtcmIoriLd I lime Aminuith 1 meets at Fratprnltjr Hill lielfml iniiur llroohbn KrliH S niRhts Olub fflcrs nr l rrsll nt W Itolnrts rHptaln C llocker st retury Mlti II Hucllcr time NlKht Owls aro nrranirliif for n h4tle lilkllt nl thn DM I llouusltiu In liSt llt litih lrit herman Kahli iorf IIIIK trI liowlorn hp vouM hike to inalili axilnst any nlmllar IIJIj Urpater t Mtv fur n imomnenni mmcc homo rlri emit tu be ut time Hnrlcm Ial Mrtnbfru of the FNetghhtmrs Club roll mit rr hr Ofnwnlv Third anl tin i F or ttnvrnth street would like to trrnxF a h inrm 1hoinK match with omn club Mr lmuierfl la n captain The tlb rty Ladies II C whl1 ion U locil championship w B mflt a NII 10 the llocaxl tournament anti toast b to Cln clniiitl ThIn ii one of the itroliMit worn r club la America riMlv to limit iesililii not it n i n1 i I eivr I Is mornlliK from V v Wi ti f MilHiiukoo uiirii llin to see Vltti ar tl oili eai possible in mien to slKi Mh I la konsilunilI UuU li 11 Ihut ho stilt I i hal fio ini ch luiliiio M iv I Iliiil CVii aco will ii ii It loss I o tho otiH id t 10 uitoM uuimi t it tlio purso nil ptoiaily I L bpht W Il 1 ii 1 por i nl p S GoodmanOBrien lout Should Be Fast Jack i1iniii aul UIMI U oltrion oiiKh tu put UI a ihlliK liiltlc tsirtI Ihv iniit for six rounrls at the clog or the Shark A n Wsliifsili 011 II ith hut tuutri i a grout cix rounil s hfo c thi sinif f b on Niu r tin aftfiiiiiin iIiKilman IC ot mIni Into f nilllloi at Hrouns jfymtiauium while ivilrlrn If I uinlliiK UI Into hapc at A ifvmnailuii In Boston S I Basketball Games Wanted The Maiat ion 0 Uiketbll tMim nil bonk KHIII it html s A I Im uliis aotinl avorair U I ma pirin li4 K Xftrnrr No 7 I tin Itunilrlth It MnnlT imn 250 Reward A reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any junk dealer or other person guilty under the provisions of Section 55Q of the Penal Code of the Stato of New York of criminally receiving any prop erty belonging to this Company NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO IBDeySt New York JOHN H CAHILL Ma y11902 2d VicePreiident AMUSEMENTS tv 2 1 n Si H MMRSlfINS 1 1 I u I Q R i KNtmiLS TRULY StlTICII Mr Mri tsy tutt I tieflattit rlw n ianln luiitoin iV MI iv 1 I1 iSC d IIITACIIIVAMA anti lila I lop M rr llir A t I ant I c liAMIKN ani lkiil i Kvfry Ev 7 30 Sit Rim 2 1i Met Ksrhprft Orch 12 yniHirlll stirs the Atlnnllesriipi tllPERARY LADIES BALL S TIPPERr1 PLAZA HAIL tin PAST 30TH rrnEE I SATU11DAY EVKXIXO JAN U 1 JJrflcrpzQz QF J 7ICiO Nt AMUSEMENTS w EMPIRE JiroaiUMij v tiLt i I t3 IIt Lu u Tlmu It u Mlu MAUDE ADA 1S iis VIIK usiv Aiirv Miiiiii 8ti I UIOIllh I near iitttmih s ii 5 uros SiO i uliull Mal 11 al 30 LTHEL BARRYMORt IMI sridi UiTtoiniMiva t numt IM sir IICK1UN j1tl nni snt iI K Tiii IHTJ i Miss Hook F Holland OAJRICK atut nr Ilway rrr HSO It WnJ A 1 I Maxine Ellhit Eliot OH WCWI h N I nuI lrs KiiIMMIJiu Ilnny ft riMli itt Sh a tei 5 i JWtl TlrTtKbrl NEW YORK SAVOY 34mb fhI ltssay gtCC 5i MuiisThimret W ib N tshs THE MAN OF THe HOUR Irolhuul iVittl IiIi titsuti iIii TIIIwal I 1 9S TUT l HUT M5tdThimr iiati3 IHMHFF gYIli1 Kupw IIIL IIIILI MMinutirr tt Mvrnhv Hubers 14th 81 Museum 71 I 2 1 timtCreefut iere ot iG1LATRICK I IY Un t ol Irr mt TIll t lfl a fi I tvm i i ml H ttrom liit Oar THEATRE LI 111 tt I umls HIH 1H Sa I ii ttuiri iiu lrrrI I I 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I 1 j The Evening World Daiy Maa z ine Saturday January 11 19O8 f oooooo ooooooooooooooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOfiOOOOOOOO L OO oooo OOi OOS 1 J OO J1 1DJ a v1a 1DID V OOl d J Jiaf ID 1 OO 1 OO ooooOO I w n r o o s wwe r tfj 00 1 I fiDELIlVE GENEE9 London9j Pet Dancer I J I tf ii r ayc Sh Way Jl Orn With the Dancer Foot l 1 000 By ClhaTtlles Bl1I1l1fLono HE trim young woman who rose from a disk old came briskly d1 across the room with extended hand might from her appearance I I have been writing an article on flood Housekeeping or some thIng equally domestic I must confess that I failed to recog nlzo In her Mile Adeline Genee Londons pet dancer who has been caged In the more or less Bidden Empire Music Hall for the past ten years Could this businesslike young woman In a white shirtwaist and black Eklrt be the blond hit of fluff that the SPAt breath of violins had blown about the Empire stage the llRhtfooteil creature of the riding hablt who I had first cantered before lilY delighted vision at Old Drury Lane on the afternoon when all London seemed to he celebrating Ellen Terrys jubilee There was none of the flare of the footlights in her face no suggestion of the stage in her simple direct manner l How do j m do the said and her strong handshake pulled me back across the Sea She spoke English without an accent almost without an English ac cent I searched for Danish traces and found them only In her fair hair parted in the middle in her fairer face and In r rather small elear blue eyes Yes she assured me I was born In Denmark I am a country girl that Is why I am so sturdy How did the simple country girl become a famous dancer I waited ji for her to dross tin little story in airy fairy ballet skirts i fcovere r at Cbrw I 1 iipond Tui simply she said I n I AI s tii r sears old mv uncle I I m wo arc dancers came to s In the country and discovered hid the dancers foot I e dln ors foot 7 s strong and with a high Inst V k nod Illi Genre smiling at ly Iti r UK Ii id you had the ditieors foot at I ii It scents Thro It was iivoord 9 Inv unole and my aunt and be tey left It wns settled that I 1 rind bo a daiuer Of course I had jj n line to say ahout the matter jjI neither dd I understnnd hut mv I another iur nl n the plan and so at the aso of sht I wont to Copenhagen to he trnpd K ierly Joyously I fairly dan od tlioro I had boon chat i Inc wit i oxp tiM in snce 1 was five I loved to lanO I Anil you till love to dense 1 I It I pnr j iy tn n she replied her eyes sparkling 1 oan dance hiyself out of a tnd tompor and I do when ever I am out f firts with myself or the w arid Ihe opening music of the CoppollV hille never falls to bring mo out of the niMt wretched mood I You can stand on ona foot and bo happy Perfectly hap y she laughed I nk for no great a 1t It may look hard and painful hut really It Istit And a dani er s lOiild rcor inakn It appear f painful That ru nc the llch1 nlrv spirit of tie I I have peen tn islit to Hand Miiictt cp vui poi liil n jny tH3 11 re I am iLl our din ers lo rnt kp i Miinht line ay turn tho ankh Ht and out I hove ben tlllplt t Itt l K HUdlld f kept in n n trMLit iii front the loIUId I i s ihls i I ir ar dM tistic than doutillnc the ankle In making a Rnstur you would not flop your hnnd from side to aide would you Why then do this with the lee Why Indeed I pass the question on to certain of our dancers whose ankle work always fills me with sympathetic painOribodox Oribodox Dancing But I like your dancers Mile Genet hastened to add I saw some M gaud dancing In The Parisian Model It was quite in the spirit of the t leI though rather unusual And I am very fund of yoir sand dance Is that slant you call Itwith Its musical JiRiij Vom ragtime dance also de lights me I iw It first when I went ti In liihomey In London It was very r I ran1 very new One grows tired of the oMfiishloned hallet dane Ins n ti I for tuft reason I shall he care ful not to clue Amerlrin audiences too pinch orthodox danelnK I explore il her face for the meaning of irthodrx danclnc and she cume to m roinie with That Is what wo tall the stereotyped term of ballet danrtn 1 shall give American audiences ono or two very Rood lasts of the orthodox hut If I find tile dint like It I shall substi tute oil v dance At the Empire I fTxvi seven dances In an evening and 1 found that tin lonser I stayed the inoir Cioy wanted I Vor von stud to pet away i Yes 1 was I needed a chance For ton yirs I and vlrtinllv len fed hand ml Gut at for Empire Vlth the ex lop n f three weeks In the summer I was tort tip year IOU 11 I damIn every lulu 1 c away to Paris for the first e o h Int DiMnlor and then 1 pmc tliilly hid to run away for the driTtuij wio put Itnc on a new hail et M V Y W V 1 YtiA Y1 Y V vY ut s t avm ig your tat p Inns oy biik wa 1 ind forward an 1 build yourself III p ysirnlly aNn do not bill our ah too tightly at night Tho hair I very uturh like any plant It nhouli bit vi room to grow and plenty of fr si air The Face Brush 1 NXIorS This question Lis been fl i hat answeiiil in these column 1 1 but I lit always It iln lipoau e for some complexions 1 i liy Itoacrt bovukol No 32 Cypress I aviu nronst Your pretty produollea I u fln inJlMd irul Mid they eouldn psslbly pare TO You have never dan el in Pans I asked No 1 Lase had sovi ril ffors to ro there and ito v in the iMincerl gardens but I near Pked tn idea In 1ondon I have neer felt tlml 1 was nssoclatrd with the halls for tin baliit Is an In stitution at the Hinplro Just as It la at the Alliambra and my lifo thure was lived in tits ballet I went them only to practice In the morning and to dance nt night The rest of rte time I was at home This is thc first time I have been away from home by myself but strangely enough I fool perfectly at home here At the same time I am Margaret Hubbard Ayers Hints to BeautySeekers Hair Too Thin II If Su livi i uiadrtiir HBLBN our hair Is otherwise In a I i althy cnidtion there Is cer tainly no riisiM wy it should not 0grow IVrhiipf fan fault lion In yom I 0 own health If you are anaemic or 9otvn run down till hair Is sure to be affected I and a good tunic to enrich the nlo will bring liie to the hair at t s am time Try a vory vigorous scalp ma sigo twice a day fur about live min consldtr the face brushan indispensable toilet article It should be used once a day either night or morning whichever is preferable The water should he warm and the soap pure Scrub with a rotary motion working upward mud Utwanl Also srru t h e flllel1 lI I lid rinser a the neck Then rinse In several clear warm waters dash rood 118Ier T tu fin face ale 1 r lry with lry a soft t n wo yu will find the process both slim I Inline and Invigorating Phi and The skin will he clearer whiter and llrmer and will not tl1s be so apt to have blemishes and crup Y Y tVV1VI The Survivors of the Wrecked Fortuna Improvise a Camp and Signal Comrades Who Were Left Behind t The Adventurer i BY Lloyd Osbourne Copyrlcbt 1SOT by D Appttton Co I ix SINOISIR or ntnrnniNO CHAITKRS Lewis Klrkpatrlck nickname Kirk I s l o plucKy OUIIK American who slrandeu in I sndon einbirks on an enterprise to seek the burled unsure of the Ion South Ameri can city of Cassaqularl The expedition U under Ue leidn hhi of four 11onlWool brook a fnnious inventor Dr yon iMt Ill wits a German scinll3i Mrs Hltrhcek an enormously wvivlthy old lady und Oipt Jacknon a fussy martinet Vestbrook builds I In the South American pamMs a mighty ship the Portuna ercctfd upii wheels and thu capable of milling un lard Kirk falls In love with Weitbruiks lovely daughter j Vent Ho Is made second officer when with a plcke1 crew the Fortuna sluts un her Inland voyage A vast army of mounted Savage armed with title and laws attack the ship which pun them to rout Kirk takes command durrc Uui flkctit und Is nf terwnrd made catitun Jackson and First Officer lllllws bnlllK deposed for Iowmllce Sera aghast at the hio dshed bees Kirk to whom oho lia t lncnm eiiKaKed to ulundon tim treasure trip lie refuses She breaks the engagement Mrs Illtrhcock mil Jack b in brlb sonic of the crew to elp them Bteal the itlilp Mid letmn to olvlllzatlon Kirk in aftUop in ttui wneet trucks nf the Fortuna when tie flight begins and Is thus unknowlnRly cairlcd otf hv the iimaway JIa fake his way to the diok anl dlsatil the vessel Jark IO and iitl rH tire kllli l Kirk order surviving mutineers to find Mrs IllUlicock 1 CHAPTER X XII l Continued Kidnapped I GOLPIIElt Ivlrkpntrlok tutu UK T cringing Halneo roachod Mackny and Ciihhs who were lending over Mrs llllrhoo In howil liroil nhitonlshment The old imuin acts sit i ting up on fie groinid l rlliii and grimacing as though It were all an excellent joke As tho a Hp iipszeil stir had been II mg ngiiltttt a iiinvih v r labor und rarrliil down on n prli jjlo twd Ilko shMitlng tho i nr s orplalni liDhblliig over alai hx tmi n morrlmont a id thon spa hln through ete rnltjr nt the HoUoui I nm thankful you are alive saM l Harts I 1 wp am Z rouaa mmn at rKund wits unimpaired sprlghtllness Mol aussl le vous assure I Ho wondered whether he ought to tell her of Jacksons death and on second thoughts refrained Have any of you gentlemen seen my little black has she Inquired wl1i a lilin anxiety the first sho had shown Cant afford to lose that you know Must find It Must hind It Heehee Has my letter of credit you know and my keys and my beauty box Hee heo my little black bag Yauall know my little Mack bag I was bold ing It in my hand as the ship rolled Is most gratifying to sea how the IT pupils of Tho Kvenlng Worlds Art Club grasp the Ideas presented to them I also wish to thank the hoya nml girls for their attention to the read ing matter matched to the various cuts the result of which Is shown In ex Iromoly clovpr wijrks sent In Tho Kvonlnji World 11111 shoe llvo very lino i ciiires today two of which are 11111 1 larger loan the others to glvo rtadrs a chance to see what clover pupils iMliing to The Evening Worlds Art flub over 1 The four men obediently took up the search and groped about In the litter and wreckage Captain she cried I put myself at your orders Its your business to tll us what to do and Its ours to do it liooheelsnt It Glbbs I My idea Is to find It mirror 01110I whore and keep Hashing our position j bark to camp said Kirk Jt will cvo I them 7lw general direction to reach us and If night fall before they arrlvo I well build u tiro and send up rockets at Intervals 19m sire rapt Jnok on wmiM a prove of that she siid haul we better go and tell him For a space no one answered Tt was GIbbs who was the linn bravo enough lo answer Why maam he faltered the poor rontleumn was In tile foretop when she Mrs Hitchcock turned very pale ttemUlcd and pressed her hand lo her heart ilbbs would have said mure but she stopHd him lI tidal Ill sit down hero a little while andandest she said at last fly Oleo Banner No WO Kast Thirtyfourth 11 V Ilrooklyn Tho picture you Uav mad 10 very oru UlAl end CluJXlaj I r Vo den Slav with me 1 would riuiT Ix ulnae That in if there is i nlniii1 I eau do for him Theres niilng si I K rk Nolh intr tint ou or anyone can do for him now Tiioy loft IHT sittlni on a spar and when they turned and luuked back shi was seen on hor Kntis praying Sho nlliiK thought a lot of lackson said Mackav More than I over dll the d n milt err inc orhoarlng ho began llolii Huin exclaimiil Kirk lies ilad n w and has passol Iwynnd criticism fly W Kessler 00 35 Kant Ono Hundred and Forty tint street city Vour subject and drawing arc most excellent Tti Idea U charmlnc and original dreadittlly afraid Americans may not like my dancing How can they help It I naked In nil honesty She gave me a mouthful of reasons Tears We Wont tike Ger First or nil she Raid dubiously I mil told you do not Ilk dancing In i1 clot try The dlnctors of the Kmpirn tohl me that when I llrst spoke of com ing to Aiiioi Ira They rata v have had n selfish reason for saying bell I suggesod IVrhnps was nil she said but her smile said morn Hut others have told mo tile same thing However I can scarcely believe It for you have several Y Y Betty Vincents J Plow to Meet Him Isar Iloily ln III fl co eslurltinnal school and I am desirous nf meeting one V of the follows in my class As wc havo no mutiril friends how Can we become ac qimlntid B W Can you not meet him through tin tearhor if you have no other friend There Is no way to meet him except through a mutual aciiualntnnro He Lobes His Stepsister metr Unity u Mi yours ago my father married S n second limo My prnotlior has a pretty duuchter tvo Is eighteen 1 love her very mich tluugi I hivfl not said anything to her yet To thine for us to do Is to die the re1 I lleciif out of tho nrarolillgnt and rig i n nn nppiirattih to swlns It on I Av nv sir said filbis deferentInlly i II iiitrt In more twenty miles to cam put In Maikay and In ceari treat her like this the Hash ought to I can all of sixty i half an hour later nn Iniornvliertj hellnirranh wis sending Its dazzling inessagi across the prairie and with blind Hashes Incessantly cut the arc of tho eastern sky s e It was tildnlKht All live pictures here reproduced wore composed upon the ar hlankt f ix e and SI and Jan The two inr r phi ures show the different Ideas which an developed by memhers of the Art tlub the two treatments being on1 tlrily orlKlnal and dUtlnct Bosidos the work nf younn tnr wh h Is her pnnluced tom tt uiiiro tliii I eleser has been rtvi veil I ami I fly John Ihumor No LW North i KlghUi strco llrooklyn N Cyour work Is clever and very Interesting In I aubjoct The Call to Arm la a doe name for It dancers who are very popular havent i you Still Americans may not like my I danclnif I 1 did my host to reassure her and she bnshloiioil nt the suggestion that The j Soul Kiss In which hn Is to bo Iltet dancing wtar should lie called The Stilo Ilss in her honor I Hhal bo MitUtlpil If they accept mo was her modest rejoinder I npn to bo able lo omui beck next sea son I should tint have taken this long trip had I thought thorn van nothing j l fir nm here beyond a three months ungjKomEiit I refused In sign tiny now tintracLs before hvivln horiiuiiwoll I might want to stay hero As I sntd I felt that I needed a change and I wanted to make n reputation In Amer ica llfcau I have miido oni already In London I suppose Amricans will ImaKlno that Im at least forty Uut Im not really She smiled the smile of twontyslx I In Europe she resumed u dancer Is UHiiilly forty by the time she has made a reputation Hut you see I started very young and had mido a name at fourteen An Italian dancer usually seta her reputation and gets fat at the same time Thats the dread ful thing about forty When n dancer i grows fat It Is a tragedy Her years I of hard work count for nothing ovrry I thing Is gone You hate found the work hard Dancing a Pleasure I No I havent found it work at nil I am a very active woman and for that reason I suppose the dally practice 191 a pleasure to mo I didnt know what to do with myself on shlpbuuid It was the II rut 1 time since I wus a little girl that I did not KO tlirnimh my regular practice One needs space for that In London I alwjys wont 13 the Umpire In the morning and I practlceil main he fore gobs on at night The exercise I that n dancer pets whlla on with the ballet counts for nothing Il Is not enough to keep one In condition One fools the tired of hours of nriictlic and I tinjoy the exorcise thor ntghly Practice I Is not work but rehearsals are a IC taste of time I hate them Hut 1 am thaI DuncltiK ways Jollyl cant help makes mo happy i I recalled the afternoon when she i cantornl and trotted and galloped shout the alnBo of Drtiry Lane In apparently the highest of spirits Hut 1 wasnt feeling a hit jolly I then she Informed me In fact 1 felt very silly coming on na I did I rlht after Mss Terry In Much Ado I wasnt It It seemed a hit Incongruous for a dancer to follow right on the heels i of Miss Terry and Shakespeare Not j only that hut the Raise setting was the j arne What will ley say 1 kept asking myself Ieanvlillo there were I cracks and ridges under my feet that kept me in constant fear of tripping I HO thorn iq nu obloctlon to a marriage I with your stepsister cAsk Her at Once Dar llttv tat madly In love with a youiiK lady I I with whom 1 cone in contact every buy I Tin not sure whether my nf fociioig are ta1 pt orated or not I nm Ills king a roll saliiv but expert In u I s pal or two 110 ns doing brtr und also j to have JlOrt or Jfl rnyrd1CoIi i It ho I proper for me to nsk tills young lady lo I win th a length of time or Iciv mat i hers snnil T tiv tare and try mv rk j at snino future day if she is stll un lalnid Xl i rite strvlvor wore gathered an it a lire whoso I MUIS III mi their shadowy ilgutpi drowslmr b Tle their rllles ready at a word to siirln1 to their foot and defend the wreck from Indlni marnudrrs I A Intervals Kirk put a match to n rocket and would watch It shoot sky earl In a streak of the till halting in tho dente of night It explode Us little galaxy of stars Here for an Instant t ic would hang sparkling brilliantly ertnuons blues greens all Inter mixed In a vivid eon usinnIn vanish In the twinkling of an eye the black Examples of Good Work by The Evening World Art Club fly Alta Kstollo Roberts No 4W For 5firs sire o nrmikln X YYou r id a moet Interesting Id well dmo onir Tho Tourist Is tlnr as a lit n h so v that lack of space doss not per t nw to print nil till goid piriiroa sear In 11 c G W heard N i 8 VMt T r seventh srot Hay nn N J Yir Ciimpoalton is well drnvi md I toe attitude of the figures are ins ii Vreolnml No 160 Amterd ave I nue cityYour picture upon aejiliw or i Jan 215 vJ pretty and good In craw nr 1m gild ym liked the hunt dance and 1 hop they will like It here for I am going to give It together with other solo dancen1 These dances I created myself and In each I try to toll a lltilo story 1 always try to bring out the meaning of a dance To aid ma In d ilng this I havo brought with ma nine dancers from the Empire Poor girls they are very unhappy They came to IIIH In tears on tho evening of our arrival because tihey were very wretched and uncomfortable at the hotel to which they had been sent And here I am feeling perfectly at home Hut she added her fair face clouding I am very anxious A Honeymoons Eclipse r wius the tenth week after the hon IT oymoon The great round moon rolled up above the trees George site said romantically do I ou remember haw the moon used to af fect 111 when 011 callliiK mp1 I you you were on me Why every time It went under a cloud I you usel to kiss me You dont do It j now nowVo Vo yawned Goorso ns he lit hLs pipe the moon affects the tides but t not the beds The honeymoon ends all moon minscnse And then nccordlno to the Chicago Nfw she old he was the meanest man In town and went over to call on the neighbors I I pezmcus Hope By Coin 11 W Orccnlcaf 111 LE on me Hope when other S joys are fled Honew my courage and lift up my head Kindle again thy nimo within my lea rt I love thee dear though hypocrite t ton ant I would rather Journey hand In hand with thec With all thy soft beguiling treach ery Than KO thr life with Truth Just Truth alono Her face like cold Immobile graven stone e That knows no pity heeds not sor rows moan When every Joydream dead and shattered lies IxKil on me with thy glorious ra diant eyes With all my fond Illusions foully slain Smile on me Hope and easa the weary pain That Truth has dealt me Let me dreamt again Come like the balmy breezes from the South Or Life Is dust and ashes In my immtr TTTTT T T V V Advice on Courtship and Marriage Quid It ho proper for mo to marry Ak tio yo ing lady now If she loves C T you sic wp war for you If you wait I I You are no rotation to each other until you are making 1 larger salary r ae n u ne ngaRod to STIP one else cAn Unworthy Man Dear Uoilv AM a youmt girl and aa verv much I In love with a man who Up to pow always pllil me a great deal of attention Lately he has deserted lIIe for a gill win Is neither pretty nor attractive Can you stiRgen anything for mo to do I am heartbroken be cause wo had planned to be married In a few weeks AAi The man IM entirely unworthy of you Tliouch voi are heartlirnken now vou will ovontinlly get over sour love for him Accrpt the attentions of some other voumr man and forget this one as soon as po shlo ness Marker ring been Tlere was n the darkness f r souls l of sli r nc feet faint far away voices calling Von Zedwlti I rod 8 Into tho jircllRht revolver In hllllll ii formidable broadshouldered nguro MM of energy and Ire Kirk sprung up to meet him Doctor I Klrgpatrlck Kuplnnntlons hurriedly passed The fhrmun was In n stcalnlnff court at I went and his vole was vibrant and T lItrlral from long running His light 1 M nmlnir t Klrkpntrlrk Irlcle alive Seemed ta weigh every other aspect of the dla aster aid hO grasped him T In the em Iora of a bear Though less effusive flrk heart too ws full and It rlnimo over with affection for the honest old German v Von Zorttwltx tx there seemed to ome an atmosphere of resolution Minly courage and superb safcanfl one The latter declnrod that he was e isol to find the situation no worse nuns pad of O UTSO It wn ft very frlinis madder Ach tilt the relief nl his poy all rltrht his hero poy i hid risked everything for them 1 saved the day Thfv were still oxrltOfVy talking an I wtne of the of for s begnn to straygln In Duy travelworn limping theJ tired fret they preontrd a sad and shofijtened HSpoct Far twenty odd miles criilded bj KIt signals the hid tolled across the ian like in fir ny In precipitate retreat Oun liairicta water bottles had been trown only This who ha1 dropped alit wijro loft where thoy feM All co hislTn had ilsarpcrroJ It hail dft jjtm n orntml Into H mil isranihn for every man to nave hlmrtlf IirX a I i1 isv I earn new of lira She tno L nd n IT iM out with i t v i r e1 r 11 and been fell oh1 ih i CM itloneil the wear ldire UP 1 iirlvpil In two ir1 Ire i u 1 i ov them eIYe on s e Around flay could toll him noth i ing mor of hrr nor of her fathers To B Continued I I

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