The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
June 6, 1908

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T i TftE v E N i NOW o RD A TURD AY JUNK e 901 I i I STORIES OF SPORTS AP PAGE IN NEW YORK UP TO DATE NEWSY f J TOLD BY EXPERTS e Zd BE S T S POR lING P 1 AND WELL WRITTEN l HERE ARE THE STAR ATHLETES WHO CAN BREAK RECORDS IflAC I f 5THTPLE CHRSE1 I f TPUNNFR J I I I 1 I THE NEW cPRINTTNG MHRVEL Y rc i x V x i r j r If i tP i 1 ipil I i o t f t i tJ1 A f 7 r t 17 ifs I f P 4 iJ J s f co ti A I rr 7 1 7 v tfll fo c rq d r c IPAMSDEU OF Tf AS JWITHHMUoFP I 100 YDS INg1s2 lC 2C29HNDIQOYDS rz O CHAMPION STANDING I r c to JUMPER i NEW YORKERS WIN IN OLYMPIC TArUUTS T t Local Athletes Make Splendid Records t in Games at Franklin Field Philadelphia and Establish I Many New Records 1 t Continued from rim Page ie and ran the rest of the way looking uround at his field I The second heat wus won by Robert son I A A C Time II lj seconds C Cartxvell ran a close second beating out Sherman of Dartmouth Howl of Yale won the linmetri t hurdles easll with Uobbins of Yale secondjust beating nut Christine oC ennslxatila Time 15 4r ee 2 5 below the record made by Kraenzleli In Paris eisht eais IK The fifmnietie tae surtfil In a ihnti and llnlshcd In a chute on the oppositi side nf the track unking only tiirei turns In the lace Sh ehan of Hoton old at the start but at Vr J mitres h p aN jumped to the front while tin i grandstands now packed roe and jellei in wild etithiislafin Then cam nne or the lines ptrumle ever Hewn on a Cinder natli I Sheppard Breaks Record I Sheehan midi a de pei m iffoit am paWd ssitoppard asaln At tne fuithei t turn Shi ppard recaptured Ihe lead Ther I tho meat Irish llvot toie down tin traJghtawav Sheehan fill luuk limm llow cnni up almnst to Shepn ird1 I heels fohow d five xnds back b Jones of IVnnsvlv inia ami in Ihat order thix llnlnnul SheppnO unnlni 1 easily i When the lime wa niinounr d then I a a nuiments Hlcnce then a hur i of unplause and Hie dlstanro had beet covered In Ini MS two seconds bettei than the Ovmplc ircord held by IUht body of Chhaao i Robertson Beats Rector The final of till Imndnd melie a m grand lace rtvitm fi i n fali star was pcniliid one laid a was XVItli i am At ii plitol the Ix staitei lefi the marl In II finsie unuaverlnc Ilii like Hlx twines itniiiK on n wire Hec tor coming up frtiii the liar like a 11a1h rniilit the buiih and swept clpjj to ohest xv 1th the Iraderc fipclor Cutmell and Itohortson 1 A A r was the older for nW dlf t inoe Ju t on the taps Robertson plunqed for ward and nlpp d Hector by nil liich iwlnnlnp the event Cirtmell was with in H foot of Hector and Lnk third Sherman of iJirtiiionth fourth lime UK All witches Mil one caught the time IV 1fis It xa a hoi contest for tho M W metre Heeplechntf about two and II quarter miles Ten laps around the track went Ihe runners Harvey Con 1 A A C led for u Kood pan of the Jlhtance when John C Uisele of the N Y A C ciuiKlit and passed him Dearborn Breaks Discus Record AVlth only a couplu nr laps to RO ifln leg NI out ami stopped Knell won Can Fecund Truje third Thru CHine the hiiuntluu of tne ilty the mot unexpected rec d hnMklnK e tlio BaniiB Martin siiPildtm roe e worlds reconl on his econd iiroxx1 Hcnd the mU e lVi fell il Chen or ocvr tjire fet hevond nlioMi orldti and Olympi marks Itaidlx iad thti nniiiuneiMiK it of this picat f al bwn cheered befoie Dcarbani ol tip N Y A C nilled tl dtm IT Ifeet H ireli snmflniiK all nt Sier t clnnH rcc nl old Itl nw rji Ttio umiiurli olion 100 inttrei lliVi arl i OlimpV rr rt 104to held by l nl Xmrua T se aa tlnt three In eteh i quality Mrat llem XXwi I n J A Pegtor fnhr IIT of Xlrxlnla n c nd Rohrl Cluun ian American A 0 Nt w Vcirl third J D Whlthim rnlifHlty of PennMnnU Tim nto qu4IJIi 0111111 ord J iufiilffi OKj lal11J II tnl I of eirri qu lIt T 01 ltw 11 b LiHfon Itwlnn 1 A i C coM 0 J CartmlI I 11 ot Chc hmall Un I11I1Ulh I UOIoI lIulI I I ar101 Olmplc TIrd I 1 hraIIIIII u ha 0 Il1al I I I lIulIe al II H Hllbblns Yal Noill I lhrlIIi Ihlrr lilIt I oO Itr luo 41 nri TI o1 1m Iwll I IIhtlooI 10 1 Joph IIrmllw Jr 1 C I I In n1 f rtnn iiunn thin lime In 1 two omli lnVr IMII the iMlimin n rKi1 i I M ID oii Uton X c anil i II IMISIM I e ran IhriAlni ih Jal noijmii tec 1 I 17 1 Ii Inn heM u Imml lin Woi In I Ailim N Ilt f u id1 necilll J 1 J Sheillin I I I 1 11I1 Ihlnl 1 Firlollll S Y 0 I 111 rct 100h 1lIt1 w I HI I 1 1 lr IIII Ihr1 0 J I jll11e II HI In 11l final 1 1 lOk 011 nrll r rnIIII f1I art III Iul11 1 tt j 11 hI1 I wn i Fi r rI j ali hi t ri i hll1 II IJII I fl II In i iIeti l1Bh illsii vanlai Olimulc hVur1 7 1 V hloI ln lIa hll mr tw iV LrM an1 I ln ch hcnt ani Ihlt1 nn qllaf t1 final ir lliii Uui In N j iMimeii 1 Imnla nl hi UanlIr Inl n u I 11 i lt N r A i o Tim 1I SKI nl It n ls j D Wlthan lVmMv iia em 1 In Iholl I A X r ihM I II Uilanil Iatlnw A c rime J Kirailay iuallftd an th rut i third man I i lMmetre hiirll i li j ardj OJIIIla feoril pcniirt 1111 h Illllnian VmMr i Iri Uon in iiarlii 1 ann 1 V 1 r focind II I lllliman N V A rturl I I J MulllRii Xuninac 1 l mial inhi 1 fimrlh I I How Vjle Tllie I I on I Illllmin nint at I ri nnli fut h ent IIa mad at t IAJUIS In 1t oJl oit hudle UM rot 1 iiKhis Todi hur dl ATI thiee feel the lime M I J im t luttii n neA rjronl i a 0 Ir HtiplKhil C Ii7 r varlsi mi OlMiiple r 1 fnr t1 d tini I WKf h J I nin V Y fw tirt i I i arr Xliler A New York 1 Hid K W 111 Ii UM hnnU TIm Him 47 LlHfin Thrv frnf stile iiivtniih reior lJI e lih i M lv hCTllnti Vni 1r i XV n I X K IkilUiin X Y X r 1 i fi t II Inthn ixiellne th Dhmini nird nnl n i th w i it F r Nrl of In f H 2 Iohri 1011 l r sn ildin fw onl M 1 Sl IP i t i I il f t n jj in li i x Ilinp i w vio reiMrl 11111 M r M rr s riciiMe tnivcrsij Jlla f t I I i s IS LATONIA ENTRIES i pe il1 t Tl iftllri World 1 IATiMX KXiK TU t K Kv Jane B Knlli wlm are i le entrlis for Iii II1Y dnrillST rillST HACK Olx furoncn Hlllia Hill H tnak MHII il Iluerfano li1 1 Deatrlie K loi Mmriek llt Tumor I tilttiT Ml s xintti Xlack Inl Iliine PII Hirn dnle m Ilrite PIn Hi Ha 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lodax s as tI ows 1 UK re rn n t f run I Klimtte ran i nn n 1 rfKIM etrc I 1 piiiiir huiJ Jf in I re liunlV 0 t met e slipeihaFe mile run dnjlni luimd Jump Mm dins hltl Iti ilnr hih a up HI ftt 1 1M 1 J 1 p KunntiiK hrujj jump Pole i lull ThroMn ihe hammer Pur n i i h1 VIr In t n II iidk sHe In 11 PUBLIC SCHOOL 1 IS WiNNfR Ot CHr PIONSHIP Ifnitli IiiekPS I H cord in the Sevcny Yard Dash Athlep repre ntlns IHibllc d1MI No li lailav won the point trophy nt the annual Held iliv of tho Fifth Db trlct Athletic leviue hhi at AIe ur IOSP Iaik lln oklxn The yotin M r cored a total of flftvfuur polntx bat im I S No its bv elilitei point I Public School No n was third The only retard brpukins rae of th day was urn by Sam ninth of I No Ija wlio ran the seventy yaid das In the cood tiinn ofS 21 seicndR II broke the former Iisue record fi that CM nt lIy twolllths a ncond The unimi41os follow MYarl Ii h IMI pun I rm i Vnn hv 1 Haiwff Public Sehool No W with II Lean Iuiillc oh ml No 1JI c 1 ml J 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Schoul No 143 with fet i Inchon fourth b i tJ fiLf f1 if m f 4 1 t 11 4l ii 4lV Y V sjB g T F L A tr i fAT I NO I A AC PRINTER YACHTS N OCfAN RAC rvlA Sf IN MIDST Of STOR l II f N 1rtl1Ih 1 P 10 r rl gt V 1 J s sw r In If 11 i il liu xnchli pis i ipntlin m tl i n met fuin Marjli I Mas u Hamilton to I peranza letxish Xirirah Marchioness ami X enin i are within iX miles of hen liiv mut be getting the fall cfCeot ol Ui sotm It is antl Ipnted that tl 1 Linats ate within this distance for tnv l f irblehead June I horlx tiffei 11 oclock in tiie mornlnK The Mane i h l1ut the finish has ben cirried at I by the gale II Is mildly prnoi thiit anv o tin iac ts are in the li im dlsiiit as mi Irda tn wi m hteil It tie m steamer Holt rd im alimt fort iule1 olt Xiintucki i S mals LiihtMiip siu IIIK liit tu litl rcfl had cm Ii thin nietlftn of i i7 miles ills tan e lo lit rnmli Ci GRAVESEND ENTRIES CSI nal to Th o ienliiE XVorlJ ORAVidiNI ItXCi THA K X y June FollMWiiiK mo the entries fi lpHb PIIIST IlAfnXII ncii mires hnn Heap ibutn nix futlors I J HIIJ Maid IM Us 7 liinlnufle IIM nt xiimii i lib H7I Owe Cameron 10 i si Julia Iottpli Ill HII riimidlinne Ill i OloiiUS Iletsy I i I Ii Tilioo iMBhii lli llti Lt Kxplnnlon US nsiiJ nnquol lii Aluo tllslblf I i linuiiuit lln tSS Mince T Il i 1 It i al lidy U 1 si HMi HXIH KurcarildH and up n rd fcili vLeiil ihaic ibout twn miles rsJ Illl iiibai Milliner mi I iivki t nut Ilfl Idllllll ir11 tHno li ull cii i PUIP i ni i Ml Uiin landoii lii SDI XXutP SjKied 4 Kill 1f N IIV Piiin Jlev t a plrk innw 13t TIIIKIi I VTK All 11 lunillcap our 11111 i r elifbi T nlles 1 i77 Itifiinin Ill Wx llif Ill IS1 Minnie M1UIIK Ids ill Kill ntilii 7 1111 J lp lIs I nirkfb Hit MarntVit 107 MS Old ninety lIa Rim Itv 11 Kl Jublleii Ill Also OIlKlble tb70l Vlnrtfi 1M r ss1 raw ins Jill U n 117 J S Kln of Hasnn ir Couttiermand irn 17S Llllliloil Mnld si rolPTII ItXinTwo yeni ulili the liay ford iuUi fh furhiriKS I Its Mon dlirui id I l7ii Tnre iluard Inn I7H The Itibln Iiii Rsi il a is I Iul IKSII Vidllni 117 v nilni Ill Sill Xnilak lI I fi1 Krbit 101 ri Civallerl III li Inlerlem m t ir is PiiadlH y 331 Short Cut 07 I WfSTfRN COLLtCfS CLASH IN flLO MfT AT CHICAGO CHIifri J me d T11 K i 11 XXstein 11 ten ihefiati O pr Ih letu s5iiiatnu wei i 1 t dl II irshill Kiel I It was i u i d d Ihal Chicaqo XXsi on I1 Slaifi rd and 111 nois all had an xIl1ent chance of car rylnir off tlrU honoi with several or the outside teams having strong chnnn to corn points that might ihange tll enthu r suit as far as HIM placu I concormd muma Ill uneMlle 11 C liankenaili Wlconsm lirst K s Klnkead 1urdu second c K Ash Indiana thin Time I is 1fi 410Vaid Hun N A Merriam Ch ni BO tlrst i F IludbiiK Illinois se ml J U Miller Ieland Stanf in thud Thin uio Dm u Thnn 1 Mef nr WImI rtryt X Ilrlld iko I llmn i jllj I stefins Itiidu nlrd Ultant Iii tt In iJoYard lIurdle K J Natwlck Wr i nuln first tl 11 Klflfll Purdu seem I II 1 Ilortuii Ielud SHiifui I tllrl Tli t li tintYard lIah XX XX Xlav IPInoln f r t It Huff Cirlnhill vmd O J Jol 3e Hi it thirl time Id HEARD IN THE PADDOCK j Jamei Onena steeplecha Jockev has M ildid to retire from riding and tnav take up UilnlnK Owenfcg aim wa broken last eur and when fet It filled to heil pro rly in i i ltallni Its rebiealtlnK It Is nlll weal hontMtr Silo of nil thu lurneM in the Newcastl Atable Is annouiived for next Saturday al Uraxcsend Han Xcltch retired today a trilner tOI tho Hampton nablc uwnid by J Ollriei of New York und Courtland II Smith 01 Xirlnla ScMral seplechuers will be shipped t Hrookllne Mifs on Millday tu UKe pal n the mcetliiL tint opens there on June la Hie lot will inclu If horses owned b XX 0 lla u II H Uulanj F Ainbroiu Clark an r i Kum Jack Jojncr jd lo bo trtlns for Han Iaino Whiints n nuiIo Herman Ilrunl a ttirdln uffi f timi fo FIlhrhrr 1 I I lIIamI 5 riPlll HACK 1iiree vearildn und ut iiri xellltiK in arid on1 sixteenth miles 1211 CUtlili UKI I7li jarulne nil iKli lljierlon II liu li UII Illle HH iv Crafty I t ilTH MiCirni 111 I Klihmond Duke ml 11 IMIl Klirliuc Ill I vtt SUIIIKI II llarrli liu 71 1 Ippiiiif IU7 lj I I lasIIlIoII II SIXTH llXCIJ T ii ejrolil fllllcn an I eiIJInKH the fiirliiHB O no huucl 11 1DI XI Hval 107 Mil Clltt 1U7 HI 1otrenel 101 ii 17 lleaiitv nrlitht IIH 011 KailltleiiH 111 iiisi Tmneo llli rrednnln 101 I Si2 Vinlii 107 Helen Hirvev 111 11 Helm IneBiHr 101 Nanei Incli irn SHI filldtne 1110 112 Pllffrnrett IO irs fJ W inl S a Incle XXnlter 101 Apprenlke allowance I I KEfcHEL GETS 1 4 fOR BE TING PflPKE Receipts in Milwaukee Bout Were S212lo a Record in That City nr J O POLLOCK ILLI Is nun HKinkil as MlUWAUKUt KruaU flslt towns n this couuuy That tli pep 1 t iiie arc f gin mad was shonn p ill latrie nonil which turnwl out t i w tnois the KetcndlMpko rliampluii shp Liattle on Thurs IY nlglu ikspiu for ticket ere tli fait that the prices tJ i 1 and 10 1re ro receipts of tho fihl aniounttd to JMJW which Is iOtrt mOIl lio n taken n on 1 ball wa ever Tie fUhters got fJ how In that citv per cent of It and as the winner re civil CO per cent and the loser I1 Kcuul for unnlnK sot JTti3 W v lulo IMpktf was haniled S1117m for this beat IIB Kttciel Itimled to him TIIITO is M iie Ulk of anottur f shl bPt well KetLhil and laplc Jiin Cot linh tin fishl promoter of Colina CU It Is sald Is trylim to hnns about n match between them to bu decided al his open air flshl club the latter part ol net month If the match s clinch they will fl lit twtntyfie rounds ul liS pounds wegh In at the iln suK tapke has nlrcad UKlCiU to taltt lytihel on In u lung fsht Jim lliir the stiiB ami liarlhlttln iei cUht of ClilciKii anl Sim raIlJtrci jre colot il mldIIIHht of lloloii ei inatih last nlkht 1 Illllv rHnon match j maker of the Fairmont A O if Ihe Ilr mi tj try OnluI n In a nUrounj Ijmit nt i i ta h 1 Ly the cia a Irlolal I 11 Ii X 11 n tnvi I JfROM TRAVfRS WINS fASY MATCH I Outclasses Max Behr at All i Stages of Play for New Jersey Championship Fpelll to TJie Ilienlnu WorM i3NGiiv on CIOIF LINKS v j Juiu B Jeiome n Tnivcra had a ilknver this morning on the tirt I round of tho final In th nlnli annual Now Jersey polf ihanplonshlp i At the i ml nf clKitcen holes he VM dItt up on tax Uehr of Ihe Murrli County Clul who Rained wide fame as n plajor wlillu nt Vale The latter i put up tile pKHest xhowliiH on re orj wlnnliiK only one hole on which Triv er tnnde a ine a Trivers tniik follyone out to forty e V for his parlner while the nail Mil nhiimiilim was furtvthiio 1ioin the turn Klvinc him a total of eightyfour fijur Tinvis Kdiptuied tne title this nf tprnonn In the ninth hole of the second round by 1 up and II to KO It was the must oneelded vl torv In the history I tne riinpetltlnn liKl yar Travels beat llohr 7 up and i to o iGEAG ISILEB IS NfAR OfATHS DOOR I t CMICAOO Juiif r Oenrffo Slier the wpllknown sportii mini ant piUp IlKht roferee Is salt to bo at tho yolnt ot ilfnth He his Hiiffered for some limn from aiiKlna pectorls whlwh hal lately assumed a critical phase Ivvo Stajr Will BeHeld Stag l Held This livening Iwo sass will bo heM toiU At i im IOIIT Acre A C on West I wevninth street tin re xld be K li nits Intween local 1 itets ItKlud S a s xII itulup in wlih J 1 j Ponm of Hiooklyn will tkJ some Rood puRil ot At tlo Nat lun il A C of IJriol in here nil lo tho utuil sood aid ol h nit The ilil olll HU hiiM x 1 i iRethcr Hi pan of ho i s w vio will fins e ich other in four I mil sixround b Tlt s llreaJ fuuKtu fU hard fights thii cut juKht to be another hummer Another uood bout ollnehc la t nev I thi b i ien I ae IwhlT ic il i r losfn IlKhtM rfht ami Amhj Mil irr I Urorx fUittr Tit v tra secui il t nre in a slxnmnil tattle nt th1 h i of if rilmont A O next JrliHy nUht l o hlr save Juk Porman a harj fijrht it the jim cluh I wifk nsri nnl a 10 ary h11 alrtadv fiutht I niiian trt teaT Ill he shmii 1 gin DiKhtr as touz1 a tgV U h9 h a3 er cn aieij la The v M be no tao n the Iry Dm I A r M nii nh Thr lunhn e no I Tie alttritlnn anJ a tho ftfl I Ma ie i Je i t i ilt thim imine tn x u I Another Fight May Be Made to Take Place at Colma in July I I JerMf not to pull off I thovi Match maker Joe Cain H looklnr aou3 tor 4 I K 1 itirarilon to put ui at the clubs n e ta t a week from next MonJa night I I Toiimy Sullh n the mlildlonrlcht flrnter of TOmmlulll Mus who d vn ed of Char lr llltt In fle It IHt nlKht h l an ither h i fr tjninht He will ti Jin DjniMin the local mldole the at Iht fur six muiiH In windup the Nitl nil A C iif Philadelphia Dono nn was to hae muirhi hulllan nt 1 W rence on Oofnj Ion Iwv but there w M J 1 not enniph m a In the hous for tl ten and they rvfunnl to flfrht nddo Curtl rnimplon Iintamnelrtt of m1 Nevi Knclimd will make hn debut In bout I thin clt on Tueslij al ht I hl iMen mantied in me Kid Costa tin little It Ulan bantamwilvit f llrnok 1tnl IHI fur six luunds at th tfUrf f the llrown SI ul0 t 0 11 ixmni lum A A on thit ntcht Curllt I ha Itl tieitinc all the Minoi r aiwund Nn Knclind lur Mni Hue 1 ought 19 U i tai and Inter stlnu battle I lirli Ooolnev and Iu PheppiM the lo ral 100In t wr nntr1 lant nl ht l 1 to ho hell fo a nxun iiattle at I ii I X C u wk from to I tu th Iilv inu I nlch A oh are flit t iht the nlll I the setnl t i r put up a B ii fip 11 v lup nirtl v Hull Ihe ie t fI IUlllt Iul w nv N iintf F IT f r x rrtind America Out of Henley Reqatta This Season A wl not he ripresmtel AMiiMA rolla nt Henley held III mine mi with th tl iii J lines AininlliK t a Mali nnu MII out hy lames IlllvlnKnn ntul jllljii Cuitlss the raMHi fin fillnie hecaiiie of tn liter was i et a crew tnjji nl 1 e adoption ol no fiilbli plan nt e i ion nnd In ralInK the necessary f nd lor tin expenses fine reiuon I InRel ui m Ine other rip nglr t 1 Tai ioiinlttee thought that tlie h1 rew could be seleoid from the r and New Ion IoiiKhKeepsle a at l ittas II 101 Iall otherwie in The loaches IhOUKht and 1 failed lo lve an Indifcment tot the oiiiiiilttrt till cllni 111 plaiis As 0111It 111 cln Idea that the iolleKes have th r the crews H 1 tl hai l in ilI Ill fistest some of the best 1 tie Inti rcilleKia en 1 nilclit life to enei the later J c iKattis iianat He atIrtlc chilH Tbt 1 01 YI ru A anI ixeral other iiiiid Ke a hi prlte to any crow I 1111 uils In I 1 t I i rd n t beat flfy rl Il ad h ilf mii s I J I nliiiiv t Itvi r i lme iljaed ani I th i in in i I I I inn I fnr tin Iuushkce I ul Ni iiiilun ivintij llurvatl ilffiitil rniII nni Nu Colum Iltnall in i he Nai4 ivnn anl CiorKctu n i leu Nw Yrk tnhir li and InacU I Itit i hi Nn Ii mi Jmiliirs leat Cornell T and folumiili friwhiiiin Ipal Yale AriordlriK lu all repirtu from Camhrldet Ilirianl nJq the l 1010 In iho firm ar 1IIa1 it 11 lu n l IIPI Hut lOllem la ears Ihe siiuil will r to Itei Top xiuitliv r Pivi ihiiiKis huH ti in ma lo In llx elhitl whlih would Indlcat I the Inits hlo ull I wll to itiier I tlit the i rew i an imllhiE 1 miI make It dlfflniH t1 Cinch Wray to make a flnil mliill i inic1 ltlr left wt i tin Cilumbla qud I ir I u hkreiiBli li nnvthint but n eonfl I ieit f I if ur Mcjs in tin Intr icolleRlat J lure J7 Me h m H ime K01 mJterlal hnvir mil a id rrew at that and ma pill i M r 1 11 u I Young Corbett Gets the Bug J I He Is Goina to Train Again rnthiisfd hy XXillle fWS ploi f rich plUhms In the Tails I iU and llchtmUht al1 lormei VOIIIIK torbetl fOlllPI lomnicior of Terry McClovirn his deildcil to ieenler thu IlKltt IU BatiiP XXIII ou Klve 11 a tnntrli In lli Nntlonal Club If 1 Pt In shll170 h asked Chailey Ilnivuy Ciult youi loldnj Kald llnnev as ne sized up Cortntts rotund IlKiire I mean it said Corbet 1 am KO lan Ini to Klmsion und I mean to woik months I IMIOU to boas iinrd In threo lollhs Ixl as uo1 us I ever was 1 hue ie 111 a lot of llKhtweluhts iiioiind here and that have aiiMliliif on i dont seo any tlat alYIIII i pie Washington ISntcrs Crew for Jnturcollc inte XXtiHh June liTho Inl SKATTIK 1 si IiTho nrslty of VashlnKtotl elKhtoaied holds Ihn 1aclllc crow which now Pacl Const chaiuploiihhlp linn sent Its eiilry for the IntercollPKlate reKntln at Idimh keepslo on Juno i j Tho crew plans to leavu Seattle In l special car on Juno 9 lU ebnll Polo Oroundf ToD In1O rl lJbl Jlf Olonti VI tLouIL Admuvc i e I I II talk to von when you show I me Fiinicthlm Kind Ilnrvey 1 welsh KiO now said Corbett In s wik I i PI 1 11 off twenty pounds If I come down and show you 130 pounds xNlll jou Ret nm a match 7 When YOU chow me tho llshtwclght limit Ill match you against any of them said Harvey Cm belt paid ho would tako tho tnt train for Kingston and bcKln work with XXlllie Iewls who Is tralnhiK there fnr I his IlKht with llariv IewlH at tho NA t Cllh Ea1 Twentjfourth street next Tucday nlRlit f q SPORTING B J K IYlmCI ti it crs rvriiv VIKIC DAY HiKiiNMNC AT an 1 M Sec Xliniii Tii er for Time Tnldn J1MEN AND WOMEN Ilfwltlii II forunnftturij Jlrrltntloni or ulcnrntlon g2rrV au iMl of g inKrt1Mtr1 t THlE W8CHtMICJLCo Bnnt orpotwnoui I V riurtwtiiTi nl 1 jfolil r 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Tie Eveni gW o r Fd gaTTy Mag a z life S a f utrld ay Tune 6 II 19 O 8 e i tp i Tttr r j lr fit od1 M to G3 No y blbhrd Dally E cep Sunday by Me Press Publlihln Company 0 Par How New Vor I t1 sot I mh sot J Art mvw eua I ann rLmirnr ct ri SIML l r Entered n the PojtOfHco at New York as Srccfd Class titan Matter r f ntwcnptton JUte to The liveanu For England and the Continent end World for the United Sttj All Countrtoi In the Intern tlonaJ t and Canada I Postal Union Y Oe Tear S3M One Tear n i OB Month 30 One Montb u VOLUME 411 NO 17C01 WHAT MAKES MEN DISHONEST HE suicide of Charles T AUiir pay ing teller of the Fortysecond street branch of the Corn Exchange Bank his renewed the public discussion p WGILEER on the interesting question of what makes men dishonest For twenty years Mr Muir had worked in the bank He married children came two little girls each with a doctors and nurses r bill His rent was S31 a month d His salary was 29 a week The rent took more than a weeks PlY and left less than S100 to pay the doctors and nurses the food and cloth ing some one to look after the house while the mother was bearing and raising the children To pay these bills Mr Muir look money from the bank off and on for five years When detected he went and shot himself JF S icDL iLLLLia It1 What made him dishonest What makes any man dishonest Some mena very feware inborn thieves They steal whenever they can and the fear of punishment is their only deterrent Such men rarely commit suicide when they are caught To many minds Mr Muir was a martyr He was not an absconder who empties the safe or a defaulter who takes everything in sight and then sends a lawyer around to dicker for immunity He stole for his wife and children In his case there were no peroxided women no automobiles no cham pagne suppers no midnight lobsters no betting on horses or in gambling houses none of the methods by which an inborn thief undertakes to derive some pleasure from his stealings lI 3I r ijJI 0 0 lolbi0 1 i 0 I Q rl fl7 t I f Q d I I Many men have been tested as was Charles T Muir Thousands of husbands have returned with empty pockets to a sick wife and had chil dren come into the world without a professional nurse and still got along without stealing Maybe though if they had had the temptations and I II opportunities of a bank teller they too might have stolen I For one man justly to judge another he should put himself in the I i other mans place and that no one can do I a MME GOULDS FRENCH PALACE Where Mme Gould and the Prince de Sagan will spend their honey moon tomorrows World tells It prints a sixcolumn picture of th Chateau du Marais Mme Goulds bedroom the drawing room the court of honor and the view from the peristyle This is one of the finest places in France and it takes a millionaire or the daughter of a millionaire to keep it going Mme Gould bought it when she was the Countess Boni de Castellane The rules on how to pick an affinity are told If only some men old women would try the rules there might be a test made of the scien tists theories The love story is Clarissa Harlowe There is a page on How to I Rear a Strong Baby Another page on photographing the flight of the soul A discussion whether a doctor has the right to pronounce the doom of death on a patient besides all the news and the funny section with the Explorigator the Kid the Stepbrothers Yanitor Yens Billy Bragg Bills Bad Dream and the Newlyweds i Please take the trouble to order in advance both on your own account and your newsdealers u I I k Letters from the People 1 i To Jnsr the Snlmny To the Editor of The Bvrnlne world Who ran explain nv the subway company Is not forced to hasten its work on extension from Klnff brlilge to Van Cortlandt Park TnousanJ lit passengers have had to walk from ICIng ridge over H mile to the park or pay an additional fare un H trolley ear Par the sake of the people who Slave to walk or be forotM to hive up the additional nlckul let tills work bu finished It 11 i A MPiimoihrrn Pirn d To the KJItor of Tar EicnlrK WorJ 5 T am a stepmother anil I iniuatlv try l f to do my luriffworlc ns nratl and wrll fr as I know how There nro v Ix In our l r family 1 Ut two of my roms fur p nlahrd nnd tak Rood care of tnrni to IF to to help support tnv stepchildren I Po never eon BO to n pace of movement Mr In fact to Any place where I would a 4 T have to spend car fare And yet with all that theta Is n woman aross the alrshaft who remark 11at Im wojlil i send the Gerry Sortotv to me If I did not clop chaslln m fttpihllilren It hurt me terrtlilv XInvb J am pcinsli i and think I am doing a great dial Ohl please nadrrs do tell me what you think and oleaso tell me honestly either way c It I To UnronrniCf liMcnllon I TJ the Editor of 1e icnlniT rotor 4 I Vny ilofsnt some philanthropic gen tlcman Institute a ImllilliiK where loot inventors cent KO to work out Uielr i Ideas to perfection rns where with th I alii at hand an inventor can secure hl ipitenf Thor ar many poor renliiipj In the country who do not o mio to light because of lack of furd An Institu tion of this Ulnd would he a worUwld I i benefit V HBEDE I it 1II iIr y Joke EFy Maurice Ketten I I wr 0 I 0 i i MY PFFlei AFFINITY I i I frI w v I I I I Z y 0 1 I t i h a wY I I AG Il 1 The Chorus Girl Says There Aint Really No Excuse I For Calling Your Husband Here You I at the Wedding I I By Roy L McCardell IV11 a time raid tile Chorus Girl Mazle Mon H S tresors married now what do you think of tint Whats she In Well Jacks or Churchill mostly Oh you mean wiat show She aint In any Just 1 now but I suppose well navy to tlgn up with The Follies hers was committed this year too of IMS seeing as much more to keep two It costs EO know Ott ou txcause you persons than ll does to keep ono when you aint working r Whys that Easy Md Its all right to ask a dutiful asking her husband wife out to dinner but so many shy at too BO it comes down to It that most married people have t to buy their own meals If they want to dine out together broke but Some hususrUs who art good hearted makes taemschcs broke hearted but good by saying CSon out to dinner adybux you was educated fine and bring up ov L Guoora swell youll be better off than mo I can tak care of myself for the eats thing but to sea A lady hitting the free lunch a few fell Cfnv lo 1L kid s NOW raAe TOiotos d oos nt Item ewas out of work and Satan finds some mischief still for Ml Maze was az SO1S handsV lmnmma used to soy she goes and gets mirrled Jut prniltramma

hands 10 do as my g husoand and another party only tho other party doesnt to spite two peoplehor to be at nil mad about It seem Still as Mrzle fay the bH way to get rid of a man Is to marry him and herself and go anywhere at anytime noW that she is married she can chaperon time std nobody can say a word fo Ions as she dont bring her husband And Mulls and falllnsfome shoots themsclf and some shoots dope we all lave our and sums talc chances gettln married Ilk she dune We sure had n grand time nt tiw wedding Nobody got potted but w had II good time for all that aid everybody Ul ped the bride and the bride klfsod n tveryliody only Mire forgot his name and kept oUIIng him Hero you and li had known hm n week and there 1 that made him peevish bouuiso me techy I aint no excuse for a ling like that la there It all cam about so sudden VIP was tatln soft clams flablno In Jacks I when Mamma De Hranrombc was telling how she got married once because the fell in love with n part that had a pass food over the B 0 for two people but who ddnt like to travel lone Nobody can set a pass any more because Its against the law and Mamma De Branscombe says thats way people dont marry so freely and often like they used to for now there Is too many laws hedging marriage and of the two fledging was getting more popular than marrying j Mamma De Branscombo said It was great to be young and not married otten and she supposed the nuptial knot could be tied In Jersey tor a dollar and no question usited like they Is In New York Tho groom went out to a livery stable to tee It he could hire a hack to RO to Jersey City and was gone so long that Mamma De Bmnscombe said to Dopey McKnlffht You go look for the groom I Dopey came back after awhile saying he couldnt find any groom and would a coachman dot I As that was what the groom had one to look for we aid yes After i a while Dopey comes back with TrtmTheLush Larry the night hawk cabby I what Is our family coachman Since the taxicabs has come In Ijirry aint don any business for eo Ions that now when you nsk him to drive you anywhere he refuses and Dopey had to fight him to make him come But when he wanted his money first Mamma De Branacombe gave him i such a call that Larry said If shed write It down so he could rend It off to the driver of the next tixlcab fiat humped Into hli heat hed do Bomethln hand I some for herdraw her hie picture or somethIng like that But he would not drive us to Jersey City not for a thousand dollars he 1 said no not for ten dollars even i So we took the underground scenic railway through the McAdoo tunnels and the happy proir was married at the first saloon kept by a Justice of the Peace that we could find When we got back to Jacks the storeroom was closed and we oouldnt get any raw rice so we had to throw puffed rice and rice pudding at the bride and groom Every time you hit the groom In the face with a yard of rice pudding Louie Xlnshlmer would irive you a cigar This created so much merri ment that nil present commenced throwing old shoes at the groom without taking their feet out of them And what do you think he lost hls temper and went away In a huff and you should have heard Mamma De Branscombe scold poor Mazie for letting him cot Without flrarnz nut who he wi Marriage Mamma De Branscombe said was a eerlous thl1JPI and maybe his people had money Hovever Mazle said It wasnt worth fussing about and we all took taxies home 1 Reddy the Rooter l 5 W 5 By George Hopf y 1 YEP BUT BE SAYTILLYLEMME l CAREFUL VMID DAT KID FeR A HER I HOUR OR J 0 WILL f YeRr Atc r BLOT I raft ra BL01 t Btol c v r 9 j m AAH S 2 v DE C I INFANT 1 e I n WHX CERTAINLY SAY Boss ME HOPPER I WENT OUT AN WANTS REDDYMOST ME TO HOLD DE ASSUREDLY KID HERETILL SHE I CALLS 1661 y I 1 I TAKe THAT BRAT I NOME QUICK WOGGLe Sin lh j mil THERETHERE WELLIM ELL YAwI IUTES1 POOR CHILD I PITTT LIL 6AB G K OOe GIVE HER A LILt q PINCH t ct O i y 11s r Mfr v RIGHT ON TH E STITCHESSPIKE si ER A PAIRrOF r f rs V 1 r I I I I 3A r r I Nixola QpeeleySmath tf 3 ON TOPICS OF TJ7E DAY The 6 Boss in the Home i CCOHDINO to Mme Midzuno wfo of the Japanese A ConsulGeneral to New York tho new woman has II struck Ulna Chinese women she declared to m i are very haughty and boss tholr husbands 7 Not long ago un American men who had llvei a Ions t time in both rhlna and Japan astonished me by a similar declaration 1 had been telling him of the superior courtesy of Chinese over Japanese officials und he explained It by saylns tnnt the Cnlnfsu have a much higher view of womankind than their Nippon brothers and that their wire hold consequently a mire exalted position Tlat tliRsu wives have developed n tendency to boss YE their Urlemnl lords le nn Interesting eldenco of that II ls Irly Eitmcre of our MX the worlll over chronicled by Mr to r I A o awQaa Kipling In hH rhymo of Judy OOrady and the Colonels sYvrrrrr lady To boss or to bo boosed Is the nay the domestic dilemma presents Itself for solution to every wife whether In Chinn or New York Two women may dwell together In a stole resembling equality neither lnfiln lng on tho others lights except In the trifling matter ot men nnd hairpins Similarly two men may be Intimately associated without any AtruxRle for supremacy marring the har I mony of their lives Hut onco a mnn and a woman are established In that quicksilver state of b1s known as the honeymoon straightway a muto but relentless battle for masterv begin Sometimes It Is a lingering seven years war again It ends rc quickly and decisively as a skirmish with Fpanlsh troop Hut always there Is the lssu I to be fought and settlel Kvcry man brglns with the Idea that he Is to be the master It Is n vener able tradition and purely HuH woman who would pull a vemrihle tradition by the whiskers Is lacking both In reverence rind romance However some of them do It apparently ns much In China where traditions rue whUkorle as here One of the subtlest of 0 llcnos Ftorles tell the curvy one bride has of another whcue husband beats her The unbeaten one resolves to tempt hr lord to chastisement calls him vile names and bids him wnh the cloths All th tragedy of a Ion Ideal h In rr wall tobO d on the bosom of her proud and battered friend i My nod lie never touched me And hes was Ing the cloth I Here Is nn issue that either In plain or rev fumed tare orlsc li Oven 10t1 Always where A man and n woman dwell topether imm thre bo T mas1 Hut wherever the master wears a skirt litre I a lost ideal an imwllllnn dominion a heart that crlvi brokenly dcspalrlnsiy tit never touced lIIe Ilea wasiJ Ins the clothes oi 1 I fp How Wall Street Started 1 By Frederick Trevor Hill N tV morning of March 51 Ella a man nf ltrkh njipoiraner mht hao been seen stnndlnp at tho entrance to the dilapidated futresi I DI of New AjisterJain with n slxaf of ndlrlit papers In his hand 1 j was not an lnvltn pro pert whlh ronfronu tle ohsfs tVi raur ptnjr mornlnc for the ninthly built woojon houses eCar1 about I the fort Ioohe1 mdly wrnthirciten nnl tv itrjffpln iii mole rends and paths which served at streets were Metered with refuse and rubbish of every sort and ankle aep In mud The man at the fort dKl not however wasto much time In sarlns nt throe discouraging surroiiuIlnRs They were familiar to him In very dreary irtal for Cornells Van Tleiihoxcn had been Secretary of th IoinuIl nt New Anitorjam l for many year and If its had ever been dlsttirbd by the privallliir wretch oJneirs of the town It lad Ionic since tvasod to afford him tho fllsitest con Cern 51only turning his lock to the view ho tacked one of ids nninsl Jocu f ments to the wall of the furl and then swlnslns about and picking his way 1 acro the miry ground to K convenient tree nfflxtd another paler Van Tlenhoven hamlwrltlnK was easily read Inde sl grl penmanship was the only nualltlcatlon hn had ever dlsplnvel for hH olllco an 1 that virtue I lied wholly falle1 10 endear him to the popiilae who hated the very sight oj his clerical fist The particular notice ho had transcribed that nvrrli lon ever was glnguiarly free of offonw It inerelv recited a reviiitlun of the Director and Council of New Nftherland that a barrier bo ere ted at the nrlh of the settlement sufficiently strong to prevent the MrayltiK of cnttln and to protect them from the Indians and trained all Interested protons to appeal on Next ollr1 day the Hit of April at 7 clock for the prosecution of th s II work I It was not long therefore tntore the colonlrts were hall nt work at the projected attin Kiar l and within a few days It staid Completed There t j no authoritative Information as tr hoo It was RnnstriioteJ but there Is evidence that It consisted mainly of untrimmed tros felled at the edge of the adjoining forest and piled together to form n fort of barricade and that Its northern lire running certainly from the proent William street New York City to what Is now Broadnay and possibly from shore to shore marked tho farthest limit 1 of New Amsterdam as It then existed and practically determined the location of Wall street Such wai the origin of the bestknown thoroughfare of the Western HcnJ sphere Harpcrj Magazine 0 0 I I Reflections of a Bachelor Girl I By Helen Rowland Illi woman who la wedded to an art and also to i TIll pays the full penalty for that kind of bigamy In the love game nobody knows exactly what he wants bait a wise man tries to get what he thinks he wants and a wise woman trios to think she wants what the gets A man Isnt ns curious ai a woman because usually a j woman tells him everything before he has a chance to become curious i Cold water never cured a fever and a womans Indif ference never put out the divine fire of a mans love Those who have tried matrimony like those who have r finished with the morning paper always say Theres j rteLeavow4syq nothing In It but somehow that never Voops the rest ot I us from wanting to sea for ours Ives I t Hold on tight to your temper round tAe curves of matrimony j The average woman goes from the altar Into total eclipse from which sho i I never emerges until she becomes a widow since husbands never look at their wives and other men dont dare T 0 Big Tips for Little Favors By Pullman Porter James Teemer t I T IB surprising how big a tip a porter sometimes gets for doing a verY n little thing maid James Teenier the veteran Pullman porter and I t philosopher In Leslies Weekly Ho added A pawsengor onco tipped me extra because he Bald I did not leave his shoestrings coiled up inside his shoes after I had blacked them He said nothing made him madder than to slip on his shoes In n hurry In a sleeper only to find that ho had to tako them inside Kvor since that time I have off again because the shoestrings were ben Inside of the shoes I black and than careful not to leave shoestrings more one has thanked mo for being tntmirhtrul Hut It wasnt me that did tho passenger thinking The tip did that for me and I nover forgot it I I the Fudge IdiotoriaL r I ct We have no sympathy with j the hypercritical persons who I i Taking mo fussing over Mr Tafts remarks about Gen Grants I a Drop a early drinking habits Dearly or Two as we love HUMBUG we can not follow It so far Copyrot 1WS by the Planet Pub Co We believe It Is sometimes l GOOD to be BAD This Is I paradoxical but we do not care for that cither It Is the sinner who usually ARRIVES If he repents at the RIGHT MOMENT I Look at the PRODIGAL SON He got the VEAL Ills WELL BEHAVED BROTHER LOST tho CALF j I When a man goes OUT to be shot at ONE or two Drinks R more or less probably do not make very much dlfennce elf he I gets HIT though they may make hlSOWN AIM UNCERTAIN 11 H Prlvatel wo think men should DRINK only when they ore t I I DRY and only take something that Is VERY wot I I f 0

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I D v V t f j r 4 1 0W ry I The Evening World Daily Magaziner Saturday June 6 1908 tllt I a i Panhandle Pete on His Vacation M M By M George I j I I WELL ACCORDING I I H01EL1 TO D5 CATALOGUE I r ouqHT TO ENJOY MI5ELF I SWELL t 1H1E5 FIStI GI I IN E C t DF DOCTOR sAID 11 1 wnOLDqn OVER DI5 SUN BUMN IN MC LES z DAN 10 oSt OEN L ji VrtCfVClON 15 OVER J c 5 r I J f 1 f I I I I t Q00000 3OOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOO 1 Betty Vincents Advice i I on Courtship and Marriage i oooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooo oooooooooooooooooo I i Does He Love Her DOOU Bolt II f MET a young man about six months I 1 I ago Hu had to go away on busi i i ness Before he went he told me that he love me I have received let I tors full of love every other diy but this Y taut week I got only one Do you r think ha loves me ai much as ho used 01 The leitter wns very nice but why 1 docs he stop writing as often as before lH Perhaps the young mans btulness occupied hlN time and he was unable to write for that reason He eenms to love t lou though his lovn may have cooled 80m what whllo he has hen away cA Graduation Present Dear Betty T AM keeping company with a young I I lady who Is about to graduate from I nigh school and would like to give her a present which I have not decided upon aa yet Would It be proper to give her a monogram belt buckle a set of ball combs or Mowers ANXIOUS Any of the presents you suggest would I be perfectly proper 1 think the young I lady would prefer to have either the I buckle or combs for these she can al as keep to remember the occasion whIle the flowers will soon fade I They Wish to Marry I Door D tty I I Y fiancee and I are orphans We i My wish to marry quietly and at an ill early date Can you tell me It the marriages are published If 1 license I is necessary and If so where to obtain I I tt and by whom can we bo married Dust we be personally known to the I one who joins us Also what are the uiusl cost and fees U 11 C Jlarrlases are registered A license Is nocesurv In New York and costs Jl You obtain tho license at City Hall Any justice of the peace or minister will marry you It Is not nocassary that you I be known to the one who marries you Let It Pass I Dear Dett7 Y AM twentythree and hare been go lf I Ing wllh a young lady of twenty I A 1 one for the past year and a h Jf 5 giving her all the day I had off which I HINTS FOR THE HOME Pack Trunk Neatly PwaO tN psxlMnR trunks put under wear and shirtwaists dovAi at the bottom Then put two small book at eadh end setw or pin loops of tape on walat and bottom of dress sMrtfi hook on If packing more than I two sWrts put more hooks You will I ftnd at the end of your Journey your f ktrta will be ready to put on without being preeied African Creams J I f fllir one pint of cream to a tiff WHIP take off all the froth that H arisen and act on Ice Make a custard of one pint of milk and two tablespoons of cornstarch Dissolve one half package of gelatine In two pints cold water Mix gelatine with sweet ened custard flavor with vanilla then I wtlr In whipped oream and lot on Ice to harden I Leather Cleanser I clean leather such as purses IO handbags suitcases undressed I j I leather and colored skins use a Jellabl wallpaper cleaner Mix as directed and apply In the usual manner 1 rubbing one way only V Homemade Chop Suey r UK cents half pound beef suet r Chop this In small pieces put In i warm skillet and leave on stove tn BMtted Then Md three good I f t 0 J4 iTft were only two a week but he was ap parently satlxflwl She always see id to display quite a little love for me I I usually walk home with her from her place of huMness and lat cvenm ni ter we hid reached her homo she left me and started immediately to prepare for ft little sociable which was lvOJII by her Sundayschool Dont you think she should at least have asked me to accompany her which I would have mot willingly done Do you think I should ppeak to her about the matter or let It rest until she brines I It up of her own accord 1 B II The young lads shuuld have naked ou to accompany her but f would not speak to her about It Walt until she bilnrs up the subject and if she does not do so lt It pass by cA Lovers Quarrel Dear Hetty T Al1 eighteen and did love a girl of I eighteen I took at to the theatre I I nnd spent very many nice evenings with hor We had a quarrel and the other day I received a letter asking for I all her letters I destroyed them after I the quarrel liat shall I d07 T C Write the young lady and tell her that you have ilestioyed the letters The Duties of an Usher Peer Betty JDLY let inn know thndutles of K an usher nt a wedding nlso shoul the sister of the lirMn b mild of honor or bridesmaid AXXIOTrf The ushers duties urn to pal Invited RUeit3 seeing that the front pew of the church lire reserved for the family and near relatives of the bride and bride groom Thn sister ot the bride Is usu ally the maid of honor Is He Too Young war Hetty 11 a young man nineteen years of I age and nm In love with a young lady three years my senior She fctema to return my love Do you think that I am too young to pay her atten I tion T C B I You are too young to pay any girl norioufi attention Be frlcnds with her until you are old enough twentythree or twentyfour to bt seriously In love srlred onion chopped flnanij the same amount of celery Allow these to boll until tender When tender add chopped meat previously cooked Also add nearly a cup ot rICe cooked salt and pepper to taste Spot Removers 1 1 ACHrNB grease can be nnioved by M washing In cold rain water and I 1Y1 soap New lamp wloks If boiled In vinegar before using then thoroughly dried will not smell when burning Tar stains can be removed by rubbing lard or butter Into them thorou ily be fore applying soap Paint stains that arc dry and old may uo removed from cotton or woollen goods with chloroform First cover the spots with olive oil or butter Shoe Polish Stains I O remove shoo polish from wash To goods soak spots In sweet milk before wetting In water If spots are dry souk longer This Is safe and sure To Renovate Velvet IP a velvet brush In damp sand and DIP oe the velvet come forth aa fresh at though It were new It Is a cleaning process too for the slight moisture removes dust and the harsh action of the sandy friction gives new life to the nap which baa been worn down t9re Jz IFfY1 ifirjifl fXJ WgJyggyYY9 lW J WHftT IS D S D OLD LfSDlES I I WHOS c fAtI EREt mc T7 Lf I tcl I tclr 4 I I HULLY 4EE fiND I DE SAlt DEi WERE f 1 I lEA URE BOPl5 7k2 3s 7 z I ii is s3 S or The Hanor Vystery By Fergus Hume IAn r Coprrlrht 18C8 tj t i NiUlmJ Press Art T i 1 i STVOP3IS OP PRECEDING CHAPTER I Rich Sir John Newby hm a twin brother llcliril who I hI secretary Netvbrt I murd roj body i found in a secret room 1 Under the to rr of an Cnnllf manor home ownej by Prands Clair In this room eec I turlvs earlier CUlrn ancestor won the munor Lii ploying the CJ IIlcx Clalr imon r I He has plannej for his daughter Uoroth i Weil Sir John She Is cnguKtU o Hcrcy ml Ion a young fiiKlnmr who lives with tier friends Mlhclmlni and Lilly ilintur At the Inuueit tenlmony Is glen by Mr BroIl sew bDy n Je t i 1 1 byi eccentric hou eke ivr Wilhelmlni cue peeti Clalr of the murder the CIne having teen committed with a knife he used to own Count Uezkorf a Ituse1in Nihilist learning that Clair haH Inherlled a large Income from Sir John come 10 ths manor 10 eek tun I em the nolllllnan enuo In fiula Jp tripe 10 NAekmall iLetr by accusing aim of eivbv IIIlIrr iLilIn ei to olve the I mNtry an4 1111 iir Johnalhe Sir Ja rt1Inln II iv JUhar1 who WIU slain tiIejn or murdering Rlchar fall on air John I I CHAPTER XV i II Ill Marry Percy C j T would bo difficult to describe the I IT irecla feelings which fllleq the squires breast when he heard the strange news He was at once angry and glad ngry at losing his Income and glad that his wealthy friend had come to life since he was able to turn Dorothy Into n millionairess In vain did Dorothy point out that Mr Clair had given his convent to her marriage I with Italian Her father maintained and this was perfectly true that he I had agree only on condition that Percy should learn who had killed Sir John Ais tho millionaire was alive the bargain fell through I But It Percy discovers who killed Richard asked Dorothy In despair That has nothing to do with me said Mr Clair selfishly No one can i possibly accuse mo of murdering Illch I ard Not a word more Dorothy You shall marry Sir John I refuse to give her up cried Percy angrily She Is an obedient daughter re torted Mr Clalr And Not In this case cried Dorothy In dignantly Ill marry Percy or die an old maid I And there father and daughtor joined Issue Mr Clair remarked that he was a Lear and ordered Percy to leave the Manor Of course the young man had I I to depart since an Englishmans house In his castle but he did so with a de I fiant speech Dorothy was sent to her bedroom and then Mr Clair faced the wrath of his sister who was quite on the aide of the lovers Dont You Interfere I Dont you Interfere Sellna said Mr Clalr wrnthfully I shall Interfere If I Bee lit she retorted You are behaving very badly Francis Love Is lovo Love In this case Is poverty for all of us snapped Clair Then find the church plate hidden by Abbot Hurley and you wont be poor That would be better than hanging on to Sir John p wonder you have not more pride Francis And BO the thing stood when Sir John Nerwliy arrived lato the next day jll be preulBo ho came down In tlmn for dinner exactly as he ought to Juno done on that fatal evening when Rich ard was murdered Mr Clair received him with joy tempered with regret nt the loss of his two thousand a year ana Lady Panwin behaved frigidly As to Dorothy she preferred to remain In Mr own room and refuted meet this t onl iig i T t TI nii reappeared so Inoppotuncv This Hallon neeued me44 said New by Krifr What do you think of that CIa I r Bless me What Indolence And on i whit grounds 41 never gave him n chince of stating them salj the millionaire In his itrlm way I turned him out of my house at once But I quite RUCSS the proitnds That knife WBS on my deik you know Martha brouKht It from the slum where she obtained It In a fight I remember But why should pos se ion of that Iinlfc Incriminate you 4Oh Its circumstantial evidence The knife wns In my possession on my desk constantly before my eyes In fact It i Is therefore natural for Hallon to think j that I used It to stab Klchard That 11 I had no possible motive to kill my broth er does not mailer The Tangled Skein Richard was a scamp said the aqulre meditatively What of that demanded the self I tnade man fiercely Do you think that I murdered hm on that ground Xo no D nt take mo up so hor Nmvby remarked Ir Clair In his mrst scothlnr manner What I mean Is Urn as lllchard was always a amp It Is probable that he may have been killed i i u vioj lisriutable people us a oiiat il ui tI t s not Impn mile said Sir John flti lrnj hs win ind pushing brick his jasx You know t ar that I lud you now I learnt Hlehard had forced my name I sent him to Uussla to gel him out ot I lie way for the time IoIiiR while I made ln ulrIc When 1 left my otllco to come down her on the day of thin murder 1 deposited my portmanteau Ht Ihu Kenchurch street station and then went into a low quarter of tho city In search of a man to whom one of the checks was mado payable I found tho publlrhousu hlcii the man haunted for 1 forced Itlclitrd to tell mo that much But 1 expect lilchml warned his friend for the man was gjiie After a vail hunt I rvturned to the station and canoe down here You know waul hap pened next44 Hut why did KJchard conic dawn her Instead of going to HusilaJC I explained that TIll anoiiynious letter Tightened him and he came personally to neij thu writer In the prove 1 expect ho dressed up as ma hoPIng that the writer would think he was Sir John Nowby the rich man and nil Itichard Ntnvby the criminal But of Mis I minIm t bo lIre However the pnld may IPII rim miiLh How will the polli0 lasln44 asked Mi Clalr haplessly 44H seems hopo i L May Mantons Daily Fashions nfrfE blouses are SIMPLE be In de I mand lit this sea c son of the year Ther i I Is the centrefront or vostllke portion c ce which Blvos a distinct I ly novel effect whllo tt also allows of the Invisible closing at the left of thn front and F thorn are ktmona a 4 I sle which can be used or not as liked In the Illustration linen Is trimmed with 5 f soutache braid anil with handing of porce i4tgr f i lain blue this use of j3 i A e ioronhitebmng 4 i one of the notable fea I tures of the season 1 i The blouse however r i cnn bo utilized for tho Ii i ¼ thinner lighter ma uJ terials such nsiawn I I nnd batlMe and the centrefront the ki i f mono sleeves collar L f Cliffs and bolt can bear rria 4 2 of contrasting material If preferred The quantity of ma terial required for the S medium Klzo Is 4 14 yards 21 Z i or 32 2 34 yards 44 Inches wide 1 with 4 yards of band Ing and soutache ac Ii cording to d e sit II m I I 1 used I Ii I 1 I I InUrn Xo nOOS I L1 It 1f Is cut In sizes for a I I I 32 31 3G 3S 40 and 42 Tucked Blouse Pattern No 5993 Inch bust lUIure 1 LLPULL i WrUW 1 Call or lead by mall to THB EVENING WORLD MAT UXNf Itow TON rJUBKKM BUREAU No Ul Bt Twentythird street Neir I J to I fork Bend 10 cents In coin or stamps for each pattern ordered J Obtate IKPOHTAMTWriU your name and aflhiss plalnl uaA aIr I on I TMt way H ecst7 IBM matott Ii I frLlJU1L JkflL 1JL 1 1L f 1f17 i 1 awyittWAwwsawwiAWC Jj l a WE BEEN HERE 0 f t rlJ 51X HOURSJ c1UE S I DE FI5HfN I I m BORN ET I l t P J iil I II cY5T 1 i 1 r 1J t II J I 11t

tJj c c t j 4e z r j e fn Ir L PE1EOU E5 i 1 4 J 4J 1 I ij 1 t NI II 1 4 1 1 qMI LV t 1 r i I 4a f tj 1z7 1 A1 tr 1I I J ii 7 r i I I II I j J II I iLL s I i1 J4s 9 iL1 1 es i0 trace a true path thrniitch thli lnb rlnln or crime Tn poi will search for thin house In wm U I wall ronMneil In Soho They in sn at Hint iioln Ilavo they found the houae An Of Eagle Of Clue Not vet In my hurried ixK from It I lost inure of Its nherpabinif m I 1int hislp them Hut there Is an other cin which I did not tell to Ilallon or to tli reporters but which 1 I tell to you Uhfii the rack was dropped over my hpnd In the Cuckoo flmvo I naturally mIi city man would truck out with inn y hand I KrnM e d I nt my assailant although I lld no and ould not see lain My hnnds landed loniPWhorn about his throat and 1 brought away this which I re i tamed And Nowliy handed to his In frlml a dalntllywrotisht brpnntpin i time chapo Ulll sildt double agle with I ruby eyes Have you even fn any Oil wearlmt that Clalr nuked t him millionaire while the 811UlN examined tli pin I No miMvcrnl the other Double onKl Thai Oerman And alo Htibxlati emid Nmvliy sluwly I Oh Mr flair rMe Do you refer I to Count H aknff I nxartly Sir John I ie nlso large I I unit ImprTslve I have pen him war th ii lirfi IllIin Imlfllp fanned hlm i lf with his hniidkenIilef how hot i this room It lyt us 11 outside4 They moved inward the centie Kronen window and stepped nut on to tho Inwn It wa still fairly light and the even Incr wnn very calm At tilt foot of Ilme Icrrace stppi the two men pausM Ml j Ilnlr leinlij iiRilnst i yea lieu mini looncd nt tin1 pin iKnln Then you think that Count liczkoff kldnnppcj you Yes Tho pin belongs In Wm I nm certain 4 A hand ram from behind the tnink of the tree and stretching over Clrtira hliouldor Krasrc the breistpln My prorwoty hy Sir fohni own ec Kiiowlodirmiint inlil a lauifhlnp voice and the speaker stepped out to taco the two astonished men It wee Count Hez koff To Be Continued i I hrec Working Rules i By Edward Everett Hale I 1 Live In tlio open air as much as c toil can i Touch elbows with the rank and inc 3 Spenk even day to porno one I I whom ou know to he your superior Womans Homo IVtnpanlon Always the Way I OMMV ha l been Invltsd to dine TOMMY learned professors house and his mother was anxious for his good behavior nt table She gave him elaborate Instructions I Well Tommy how did you ret on ohiO asked on hts return You aro quito sure you didnt do anything Impolite4 Well no ma at least nothing to spealc of Tho mothers anxiety was aroused I Ah then there wn something wrong Now tell me nil about It Tommy Oh tt wasnt muoli You see I wiaa trying to cut my meat when It slipped off tho plate on to tho floor 4Oh my dear boy whatever did you da7 I jUEt said sort of carelessly I That always the way with tough meat and went on with my dinner 7 ij 5V Xf TT 53w l3SM 0l i I The Feet Need Care I i In the Summer Time t l tI m0 0 0x J By Margaret Hubbard Ayer jj f UB feet are T uci Ie r 1 fli tor mem ber at this oa I son f Ihe year I JI i ha I they Jhould I b treated with cino alld ct I great Kiloi sense like drllrutv nervous j children i i On the first day of spring t h e y I ommence t h 0 I r z i rebellious moods i be should neil it I then that they gi oily calmed lawn with cooling Nulls j nnd soothing powdors twlco a day ut lea at nnd a mm yt ii I rig borderlt i a corn I or callous plao Hhmild be i I a I I 1 i got rid ot before t lie very hi itherl Commence 1eople mako a ifreit mln I In economizing on their feet take Chiropodists when they are good ones I will cave no end of pain and menial j Irritation If our teeth ache we hurry i to the dentist III a grout fright Hut I we may suiter unspeakable tortures In our feet and never go near u chlropo dUt Kxcnsslvo moisture In I he feet causes the greatest trouble This Is In nearly all case due to a defective circulation and It rannot hn prevented until the ulri illation N hit sonited Hut It may he iilleved by iiirlnklin on the feet and between the toes th following powder after tho bath Lycopodlimi 3 drachms alum 1 drachm tannin SO grain Hot Halt liHths sri a sovereign rem edy fur feu In lipil III snc lid rub ling thc soles with a out lrmii wll cave them when fatigued from long h standing J it Is a pity I think that New Yort Ij Pfoplc do not dreM more for hot weath er in summer time as people m South I em States do In July and August ant 1 even tho first part ot September eulU d 1 or linen and pongee would make a great different In lie comfort of buslneai j men Women ire biglniilng to under v stand the subject better now and this L dreises are no liViger made on lining to be sent to the dry cleaners I But the tlrst thing I would advocate U the oomforlahlu sutrjncr attire Is can j vas shoos They are cool and comfort J 1 able They give the feet a rest from th 1 J close eonllnenNnt of the tsual leathei P bhoe nnd they are tmioii more utobl than patent leather pumps which 8tIJ I many girls lorturo themselves into wear ing with dainty muslins i Stockings should be of Hale thread it 4i 1 warm veathor iXnton ones are verj hot and they should be changed ol Sib ways once a day and twice a day whoa i q 11 iIocilbie Shoes should lx changed as often ni CJO hinckligt nu matter liuw comtotaabli tiey may be IJo not wear the sam shoes m thu evening that you have ita 1 worn all day LIke tho quality ol mercy thU chang Is twice ble sed be ciusu It ventlUlus the shoes and rtstl i the feet at ilia willie time it lleio Is IL delislitful herb footbath foi Knsltlve ilrllcnto feet I Holl for twenty minutes In IWo quarts j of water the following herbs Dried 1Y I mint ono ounce dried sage one oancei iJ dried angelica three ounces junlpcl berrin iti ounce rosemity leaves CO one iim I Let Hie footbath he warn iinl nm re i ie oet In it for flftea N or twcntv mutes befato suing to bed u m Shields for Modern Warriors 3 J ECJENT experlnmntjj at Sheffield Kngland suggest the possibility tttM tl j R this oentury shields rony once more form an Important part of the equip ij tl JL mont ot an army Stol shield three millimetres In thickness and about f ISO square Inches In area have been devised which afford complete protection t t against bullets tired from the nervkM ride at a range of 4M yards The sinai j sIze of the shield which weighs only seven pounds requires that the sold MIl t shall lie prone on the ground In order to be sheltered Each shield has I 1 t I loophole for the rifle and stiuta at the sides so that a series of them can b OG j linked into a continuous screen The idea Is that by the use of such shield 1 ob the necessity of digging trenches may ho nvoldttd Hanxf Weekly 3O ru I ia j jVo 1 1j crrns um be228 Donhey I j I i lD Ut r I EON H tfE Y it t j what animal oes ThJJ cfIJelL 1 v r l I 44 jf ol t a 9 11 rt 9n it

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