The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
September 12, 1908

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Attack on Bryan at Gravess Notifica tion Filled with Vituperation Calls Him Almost Everything on the Calendar ATLANTA Ga Sept IWilliam R Hearsts speech at the Graves notification meeting last night was an ttack upon William Jen nings Bryan which will probably rank as the bitterest arraignment of a I Presidential candidate in American politics I In addition to charging that Bryan I tried to dicker tour months AKO for the Hearst support In thin campaign In return for Uryan support of Heaist In 1912 Mrwllcarst called the leader of the Democracy a trimmer a traitor and a trickster a Uizaius at the din ner table of the rich a political county fair shell operator a political ragpicker and shoplifter a political sideshow pres tidigitator yoijtrllpciulst juggler con 1 tortionist human ostrich nnd clastic iklnnod man In concluding his speech Jlr Hearst said I will not follow the demagOKUlo duplicity of the boughton Bryan Mr Hearst prefaced his attack upon Bryan with a defense of his desertion from the Democratic party lie re called that his paper the New York Journal was barred from clubs and homes In 1SJ1 He said that his sup port of Bryan cost him large sums of money Here Is how he described the situation In New York Paper Kept Under Cover Newsdealer who carried the paper at all did It under their stands ami only produced It when some one asked for It Advertisers called on me and said they would take out every advertise ment If I continued to support Bran anll I told them to take out their ad vertisements as I needed mole space In which to support Bryan I had space enough after that and deilclt taken from the hooks for thEY the month of Oct ISO wax J15Ji000 Clubs threw the paper Into the streets i friends dropped It from their homes I r In 1WO I was ready for the battle tealn and I started my Chicago paper at the request of Senator Jones on the e da that the Democratic Conven tion met In Kansas City Wo fought end I lost again Ve lost but we fonght the fight that mrixt bo fought by I every follower of Jefferson of Jackson I of Lincoln of TIlBon until plutocratic power shall cease to bo exalted above I popular rights until the will of the I people shall prevail We fought and lost and I was not tired of fighting hut apparently Mr Bryan was I was fighting fir a patri otic cause he was lighting for a per lonal victory In 1O4 he hauled down his Hag and made a compact with Parker that he would support Parker and all that 1arker represented If In return Parker and all that Parker represented would support him Gives Alegcdl Proofs Do you doubt It Can you doubt It Look at Ids action In denouncing Parker before the convention Jook at his action In supporting Par ker after the convention and practically supporting him In the convention Look at the twenty thousand dollars which Mr Han Mr Parkers sponsor contributed to llr Bryans Senatorial I campaign fund Look at Parkers attitude now and Ryanijatlltudo now and Rockefellers attitude now t Look at the 300000 dollar campaign fund In one lump t lat Mack admls having recftlved but forgets how ho received Look at the kind of trustowned J papers that an9 supporting Bryan now I and the private cars that are tendered S him now and the prltalo curs that Continued on Second Page WHIt T HEARST NOW II SAYS BRYAN IS I Trickster Trimmer Traitor Ragpicker Shoplifter Juggler I LOOM Skin Man Lazarus I PrestldlglUteur Showman t Contortionist Human Ostrich 1 1 4 I BRYAN DENIES Hf i 3 TRIED TO DICKER i WIJH HEARST I o The Statement Is Absolutely False Democratic Can didate Declares CLMIIIIRLAXD Md Sept 12TVI1I him Jennings Bryan which reached here In his special car today was ho ln a statement made by William I rtandolph hearst In Atlanta last night accusing Jlr Brym of approaching Mr I Heart In New York four months ago and offering the Bryan support to Hearst In 1912 In return for the Hearst support of Bryan In this campaign Mr Bryan said I Tlip tiilenient In nlianliKel rnhe Here Is the language used by Mr Hearst In describing the alleged propo i sition for a dicker of Influence I But It Mr Bryan thought that I was not the proper candidate he should not have pproached me In New York some four months ago with a j I proportion to support me In the next I campaign It I would support him In this campaign I I HEARST REPEATS i I BRYAN CHARGE I ATLANTA Ga Sept 12W R i Hearst when shown Mr Bryans denial I of Mr Hearsts statement that Bryan our months ago proposed to support Mr Hearst four years hence In return for Mr Hearsts I support In this cam paign made the following statement I do not see why Mr Bryan Is always proposing policies that he to recant say ing things that he has to retract and doing things that he has to lien When Irl Bryan came to New York some four inonths ago I did not call I on him as I had nothing to see him I about He did call on me as appar ently he had something to tee me atout I kept his visit a secret but Mr Chanler In a suit brought against me stated In his affidavit that he had seen Mr Bryan at my house and so the visit was Inadvertently made public That visit was without result as I pun poaely avoided politics Shortly after 11 received an Invitation from a friend of mine to dinner When I went to the dinner I found Mr Bra there After the dinner Mr Bryan stepped aside with me In the hall and said exactly what I said he did I wish he had not said It i wa stirnrliJ and humiliate bv lie nro position It showId that Mr IIrAr kid no appreciation alJ1r or conception iv the work I hnd d ne for him or W tho i reason I had wrheil so hard and mad in man sacrifices In the cause tt showed that he considered mo cia o a trader working for some personal al vantaei J or promotion In rnilllles t left thn houi humlllntd as I a y Mi more titan ever opposed to Mr n yan Mrs Thaw Gives 5000 to College KNOXV1LLB Tonn Hept liAn nouncemcnt has been made at Mary vllle College that Jin William Thaw of Plttibun mother of Harry K Thaw hu given 8000 toward the fund of the eoUtl L BINGHAM Will RESIGN MONDAY LATESTREPORT Jews of New York File Peti tion of Protest Against Him I Vith Mayor BUGHER TO GO TOO Tammany Deeply Concerned Over New Yorks 100000 Jewish Votes Commissioner Blngham will end his rule of the Police Department on Mon day acrordlm to rumor at No SCO Mul berry street today lie Is being forced out the latest gossip has It by the In lluence of the Jews of New York who today fllwl a petition of protest at the Mayors olllce Many of tho most prominent Jews of Now York were stirred tip by an ar ticle In the North American Review signed by Commissioner llingham In which the latter declared that llfty per cent of the criminals were Jews Ex perts were employed to examine the police and criminal court records and the Jews assert that Bingham did their raw a gross Injustice It Ii said that Commissioner fling ham out his vacation Hhort and came to New York to consult with Mayor Me I Clellan He visited the Mayor at the liters country home at Seahrlght At Police Headquarters today It was paid hat Com mi loner Blnghcim would return to his desk on Tuesday and a I tAW houw later announce that he had resigned Bugher Going Out Too Deputy Commissioner Bugher who Is the only one of the original deputies appjlnted by Blngham now In the de partment will tender his resignation to Bingham as soon as the latter reaches his office Political pressure III said to have had a reit deal of weight with Mayor Me I t Klhn liere are at least UIVOO Jewish vote In New York and the Tammany leaders have been worried since Blnghams attark on the race Al though they may b on the outs In other matters both Tammany Leader Murphy and Senator MnCanon of Brooklyn are said to be of one mind on the Bingham question They want him ousted and oiisled quick It was said today that Deputy Com missioner Baker who has been In charge of Brooklyn but who recently I came to New York t take charge of Ihe wholo department In Blnglmms ab sence will be the new head of the department I i fXPARKHURST MAN HELD fOR GRAND JURY I Five Complainants Charge Whitney of Fraud and More Promised Edgar A Whitney formerly of the Parkhurst Society was held for the Grand Jury today by Magistrate Walsh In the Centre Street Court on a charge nt obtaining money under false pre tense Five complainants appeared ngalnst him He went to the Tombs In default of 1000 ball Whitney was arrested a week ago At the hearing today Assistant District Attorney Klndelberger paid When the case Is presented to tho Grand Jury there will be at least ten complainants This man has been doing a land office business purchasing bus nesses and stores with bogus notes The complainants were Jncob Bam burger of No 1W East Seventvelchth street Jacob tSermer of No J9 Knit Eleventh street Michael FlegHbrtum of No 37 Maiden Lane enrnnrd Harris pf No 101 West Thirtyninth street and another Bernard Harris C

REGARDLESS of your mood you will find much to Interest you In ToMorrow Sunday World I The X ew York Ilrla pare of portralu which Ii the type For your iluilc Collection will b the I WON ant Music of the hJtla The I ntrri Snn Hit Tlio FIt Publication In America of The I Tmtfly of Four Jut Men A Safe Manufacturer Mid Aplnt the I Man Tool ant lIne thftrt n no UCh ihlnr u a liurglirlWf saft The One Hank In All Anrnlca that claJm me li bo AUolJtcly Kiindarrroor I How Qunn Alexandra of Knilin1 AnJ her Slittr arnt tiflr Duniniera Vaci tien fhie sweetheart of lUaJIt Ix ltoV 1 palM w hY It Ii thil Women Mam OutlwI This will not five on oven a fair I Idea of the intereetlnr things to I be found In To Morrow Sunday World fRANK BENNETT ENDS HIS LIFE AT HOTELGOTHAM Former Manager Commits Suicide There With Re volver Shot HEALTH FORTUNE GONE Had the Friendship of Every Man in National and Public Life Frank V Bennett up to a year ago lie manager or the Hotel riotham at Fiftyfifth street and Fifth avenue killed himself with a revolver at that hotel today Broken In health beyond medical relief und financially l err rehabilitation lie selected the scene of his Waterloo In the hotel buslneBi for his act of kelfde tructlon Mr Bennett was flftyslx years old and his life had been a busy one Starting as an actor he made many friends In the theatrical profession He t cin his career as a hotel man n Washington and was for twenty years manager of the Arlington Hotel In that city lie enjoyed the frlendnhlp of every man In national public life dur ing that period and his acquaintance I extended throughout the United State He was a member of the Gridiron Club I of Washington anJ the Amen Corner of this city In lKfl the Hotel Gotham jUt across Fifth avenue from the St Regl was opened by a syndicate of which Mrs i Mark Hanna Dan R Hanna H N I Hanna Cornelius N Bliss George F I Baker George R Sheldon Grant B Schley James J Hill J Plerpont Mor j gan and George Westinghouse were the I principal stockholders Through the In fluence of Dan Hanna Mr Bliss and I Mr Morgan Mr Bennett was Installed I as manager Church Within 200 Feet I The Gotham was Intended to be a i I quiet family hotel and had the guaran tee of the patronage of the Washln ton i ofticlnl ret But there was one difficulty I In the way Mr Bennett was unable to I Install T bnr because there was a I church within SCO feet and objections I were ral ed I Bills favoring the relaxation of the 1 law far enough to allow the Installa tion of aI T In the O t han were passed by two L jlsatures but were vetoed first by Gov higgins and then by Gov Hughes The patronage was not up to expectations and the hotel ran Into financial difficulties About a year ago Mr Bennett being unabln to show any prollt to the stock holders was forced out of the manage ment although his contract had a year to run Carl Berger ho Newport nnd I Lakewood caterer took the property hut was no more successful than Mr Bennett had een and soon threw up his hands and quit Of late the house Wood has been run by Weatherby with Frank W Wlshart as executive manager Mr Bennett although out of any exe cutive power In the hotel management continued u live In the house and draw his contract whWi wns to a salary on expire In a few days The failure of the Gotham had been a hard blow to him Fie did not seem to be able tn get a hold on another property and spent much of his time loitering aboit public places of resort talking over old times with old friends Left Note for Dan Hanna Mr Bennett breakfasted at the hotel this morning and then went out At noon he stoppedln the Hotel St Ileftfa nnd asked for Dan Hnnna Mr Hnnna I was not In and Mr Bennett lerea note for him From the St Regis he went across lathe Gotham got Into the ele I vatof and went to his suite consisting of rooms Noi lISt antI 18S3 At 1245 he rang for Ice water Frank Rooney a bellboy responding to the call eat red Mr Bennetts room Mid found his Mad sated In an armchair drawn up at his INlk A revolver lay on the floor Inside the chair lie hail hot himself through the head the bullet entering his right temp Dr Bentley Squires o No 20 East Fiirtyslxth street was iiimmonM Finding life extinct Dr Bentley noil fled the Coroners office Coroner hamburger found the rooii Iitlurrd with torn papers There Ife evertl u paid hills on the Ilesk Indi cting that Mr Bennett had reached the end of hU rtlOourcu His ion Walter V Htnnttt ta a mini bor nt the Wet Street brokerage firm of Van Schttrk ft CD IU Uvt it No 1111 JJlOI4wl New Jersey Governor to Whom a Deadly Bomb Was Addressed I i 1 t i i IfIIk I v r ct I I i I I I II i I I I I 7Jcrnk7COPVRI6Nr COPVRI6Nr t4WAA cno 7 I MAID OPPOSfS MINTYRf BEFORE A VAST THRONG Giants Start Early Scoring by Making Run in Opening Inning I rOOKlyn 0 3 0 GianlS I 0 I THE BATTING ORDER New York Brooklyn Temicy lb Biirch cf Heirzog 2b Lumley rf llrrnalnn v Hummel If Donlln rf Jordan IIJ Seymour cf Alnermnn 2h Dertln 3h MoMlllnil is McCormlck If Sherlinn Hb Brldwell ss Dunn o aUlellOn p Mclntyre p StwUI in Tlp Hvcnlnir Wirll POLO OROUNIva Sept u After I holding back for a couple of days fan j dom cut loose for fair today and an hour before the I I game there were near I ly twenty thousand people whooping I I things tip for tho Giants A great gang came over from Brooklyn and they succeeded In wedging In a few word of encouragement for tho Suporbas be fore th overpowering voices for tim I Giants oould succeed In drowning them out Brooklyn wne not the leist discour aged l causu they had Iost four straight gamea to New York and they went at their pnctlcc work as If they I wore getting ready for the worlds chimplonahlp Notwithstanding their expressed deilra to FCC the hints win the nennnnt It is the fondest desire of th Brooklyn boys to give McOraw and hIS men one good beating before the efison Is liver The crowd kept pouring Into the I grounds all during the practice hour and early Indications pointed to an at tendance of 25000 For the first time since they were built the new hlemhers In leftcentre Held vrere filled With Its almost complete circle of stands the Polo Grounds now looks like a huge amphitheatre and this aft rnoon the players were completely surrounded liy banks of howling fan While this dropping of a game will not lose the lend the Giants are de termined to keep going ahead In the hopes that Chicago and Ilttsburg will eventually suffer defeat The heart llants In the least and they are were Just ai fresh and full of life today as when thy started out fur the season McGraw had nil of his Available pitching stiff out for a warm up but it looked ai If he would select Wlltif to tackle the Job McGraw Ii a great Ulytl la working hU men In regular MRSIHAGAMAN AIDS WIFE Of UK RI P FLOWER j Refuses to Testify and Ex tradition Proceedings I Fail I I RICHMOND Va Sept 12Mrs IT n j at nt la iiti whom the police authorities I say they believe to be the wife of Ir 11 C Flower antI Charles Ivlward j Cojrlland a relative were arraigned In the police court here today on ochalJo of being fugitives from juitc from I New York Mrs F MndsiyIIigaman whose name has figured conspicuously In thi mystery here In which the pollr pf New York Ihllnlelphla and Itlcli I mend are taking a himl lefused to ap pear rs a witness today nnd the cii against the fourtlands was dlsmlsnl i 1 llhoiit any sensational di vclaiiient I IMpers wire isiiel this nfleinoon for the attachment of the baggage of Mr Hagnmnn for the UMnct Ion of a debt I of JtOOO alleged to bo due by her tn Whl I Lltchtenstoin Millinery Company nf New York Tim police of Now York I have urjnvl the local authorities to mao every effort to arrest Dr Iower I Vlio is wanted III New York for hiv I tiig forfeited a 23000 ball bond ng J11 imtea arrested there on a charge of urind nrcony The polIce of Philadelphia asi say that he esnp 1 from there after Je had been arrested as a fugitive from New York The Police Justlro received a tel gram from New York tnday stating that the Cortlnnds were not wanted In that city 250 FISHERMEN MISSING IN HEAVY COAST STORM LISBON Sept IS A heavy storm is Mowing along the Im t linjiiese msi and already IIIIH tint mild lama to the llotllb of halting Tart Twp boats whose crews number y IlIln are missing ESCAPED LEPER CAPTUHED NEW OULKANS Sept 12John Mouton a leper who escaped from the Louisiana Leper Home In Ibervllle Iar lih about u year ago was ounl her yesterday selling tickets at a nickel fieatre

lurnnnd this happens to be the day on which Wlltse should pitch First Inning T nn y tonk Burch grounder In1 ti jised to Matty who ran over and co red the base Lumley tiled to Uriel well Humnittl laced the next one In deep right for two bate but Jordan retired the side on a high lly to Mo Cormlck NO nUNs ERNALMACHINE J I WOUlD HAVfSlAIN I fORT INSTANTlY

v Package Filled With Powder Bullets Matches and Designed to Kill I Mailed to the Governor of New Y J I Jersey at Sea Girt I J ALERT POSTAL OFFICIAL INTERCEPTED THE BOMB Close Watch Had Been Kept on the Mails Following k lowing the Excitement Caused by En forcement of Sunday Laws in Atlantic City J Special to The Kvcnlntr World SEA GIRT N J Sept 12Had a package addressed to Gov Fort not been intercepted and had he followed his usual custom of open ing all mail matter addressed to him New Jerseys Chief Executive must have been instantly killed As it was the attempt to assassinate l the Governor was thwarted by the vigilance of postoffice officials who i discovered the infernal machine before it had been delivered I The package was a cleverly contrived combination of powder bul lets and matches which had been so arranged that opening it in the or dinary way would have caused an explosion The officials have scanned the Governors mail with unusual care since the Executives recent crusade against violation of the law at Atlantic City n Tho attitude taken by the Governor When he dlreoteii that the excise and othtr similar laws at tho great sMaliln I 1 JS IR ONS DES I n sort he strictly enforced and even i I threatened to order out the mllltla If neiciarv to that end aroused great I I resentment In some quarters It was to R I H I Ill ESTBURY guard tho Governor as much u Y possllde from ann annoyance arising from that affair that the unusual watch was put on hlJ mall I Mfl fl A i Find Suspicious Package J MrINb ALf Severn days ago when a package nf 1 I t sotHwhnt unusual shape was found to hear Insufficient O1o1age it was taken hy n clerk to one of the postal In spectors The Inspector became moro I SHEEPSHEAD BAY RESULTS Impressed hv the shape anti condition nf the package than hy the shortage of I stamps and at once wrote the Gov FIRST RACETom McGrath 1 ernor Informing him that a package of I suspicious appearance addressed to him Nimbus 2 and Woodlane was being held at tho office I I rue Inspector asked for permission to SECOND RACElronsldes 1 Bat npen It without forwarding It to Its des I tination The permission was given at 2 and Agent 3 once Exercising the greatest care the Inspector anl his assistants removed 1 the wmpilngs from the package to find I World Wants Work Wonders that thflr worst fears wero conllrme It was a real Infernal machine crude EVENING WORLD RACING CHART ELEVENTH DAY Ai SHEEPSHEAD BAY AUTUMN MEETING Weather Clear Sept 12 Track Fast mil HIT it vie T H k i 1 iges htihe haMIWI 81O 11 I ii i trt MX 1111 It L Ii I At P 2a it 1 T 11 Jot Alb Tim 111 i H t tij SI 01 My Mtillm it MI i I Irtii jj l r Jill 1 k6 u iii 0i In I irliir ts ll JD LI PI air MIolIlh Lin t l i iitTt j MmlitH I I 1 4 I I 1 volIaTte H7 U 8 I t II Uoyie i vII IMliy Hi j si II N 41 K Itwill 1 i lidv Vlnlfr 112 ii 4 il 1 dhiliiiie Ue Wire Iilli X j T1 7t II 3lpUanll s i ill John Jiihnon in 4 J 2 3 T 1 Uuilr i 1111k1 llii 1 u Ii I utin 7 Xumb r One ill 10 to II 0 II Smith uw 10 u t 2 Konl llntri L5 u r trt Montgomery Weitbury SM lift Sir TIIlln lon and He Know Tom McOrath h in ild hli wrl t In tine elm WfM to th front asity in1 forclni the tact won nicely In hand Nimbus showed lmprov mnt Woollane clone1 with a i rh n I ijSBCOST ttI P Thr Vi bury SleffiTwIdv for fourjvar oli iirvl upwlnt litnllea wiarintset cast Mie JSf ti about so ntlln and a hIlI i I t r t iii if tiH Sijii IOK 1 Wiin aally Time 31S Winner h t bf M r T lliniini t AnT J U nt li 4 1 I HnJ i5YI2rLJJL ri rT iii7 Irn H j 1 i T i iI I Hat ilil a a l 2 T Urn k M tini 1 P 3 i p J 1IIMr a IUm il t I 3 lot t t aney i Wt Sonetm Ill 2 t I 111 fluie r1ir i I 5l WUmN trontlJu hlo1 in tiir tlctorr attic S nctu and Duouoe tJ 1170IIt fell iiuooA latirfirlot with Snctui tl tilt rSUNd but tioits4

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a THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY n SEPTEMBER 12r 190 h r Lillian Russell Says the Stage Keeps a Woman Young and Mentally Active Declares that Brooding Brings Wrinkles and the Blues Can Be Conquered to When She Is Heartsick Miss Russell Takes the Philosophy Cure Persian Preferred BY CHARLES DARNTON 1 AiC this milady from the wonder of your seX the marvel of her age and put lln your vanity box lAKE As long as the mind keeps young there Is no occasion to grow old Keep the mind occupied and age wont find any spare room for Its work I Like a soft gentle breeze came these words of wisdom Outside the first blight had fallen upon Oscars roof garden It was getting a trifle cool for Salome Rut Inside the tiny greenroom of the Liberty Theatre summer i smile fat Lillian Russell was there In all her wlubrt smiled Its HtUl warm CUB radiance her Indefatigable youth and her lastact gown But what I cant understand pealed Miss Russell ringing the silver bell In her voice and coming out of her copy not to say copybook mood surprised because I am young I am not an old woman I re lit Why people are I am not decrepit I am not wrinkled and worn Yet some people seem to crutches They are surprised because I am not i think I ought to be on tottering wreck I cant we where the great mystery comes In Its all SImple enough In the first place I am the healthiest thing on earth I go to bed earlI seldom go anywhere after the showand I get up early In the morning In other words I take mighty good care of myself Why then should I look old Why Indeed I echoed r Harking BacK to isso I nussell her And yet went on MM nusse tone itlll grltllM some of the papers thlj week bed almost as much to say aboiit my ytara u they did about my I acting One of them traced my career I back to L Pastori Memoirs through Tony 1S7J As a matter of fact I made my I at first appearance as a young girl i I Tony Pastors In 1SSO But I cant come I out and deny a itory of that kind II cant niake myself anurd can I now i Of course she couldnt She couldut If she tried The lea was too absurd for further words And so we dismissed I L missed It and talked of acting irraspic the of age I want to thank you Ihe expind I for the prettiest compliment that las been paid m Do you know what It I ra7 Cant you guess I She gave me two guesses but I gave I f It up There Li safety In silence when r I what you have written II In danger of I i bng dragged from its dally ira A I ikeleton may coins to rattle you In I the hour of your tel atetL Well It wai thlJ lTulf l the j charming ubj ot Ton said you didnt until got remember I hadnt iunf you home 1 consider that the hlglwst com l pliment any or eoaW pay me Tnt WILe the one thing nf all things that 1 hoped to dc to lnUre 1M audi nck In my acting 10 tat It would fargit niy 11 tinging It was the test I mad fcr inyaeW If I can iee p the audience in ter Btrd If I can Interest It so Out It t will be satisfied without a song I hall I feel I have done all that could be ex pected of m I told myself Welt I J got my answer Thats one of the things that helps to keep a woman young fl Beautiful example Another smile Ipread Itself over the fair Lillians pink and whiteness She sat there a btautlful example of what the staj may do for a woman provid ed of course the woman gives the tage a helping hand Yee SM wae saying the ata e taken properly li a great preserver of youth It keeps ones Interest alive It i stlnnnlates one to new endeavor It Is hj a tonic that baa no equal A suoceR i oomM Uc a new lease of life Failure of COOTS la llkeJy to add to ones yean but I have always made It a polat cot to waste time grIeving over wroksd hopes If you gIve yourself up to foolish broodIng Its jute to show It self in your face Isnt It1 The face before me wan a dar us a iwllkept sky There wasnt a linn I M a doud But I do get blue at times she a I ure4 me junt to prove perhaps that mba ll only human alter all Yes I i get fearfully blue Hut I have one in fallible cure tor the blues I am a great reader I am very fond of Kmerson and they nay you know that Marcus i Aurellus Is my testament I newer tire of philosophy have you ever heard of Abdi AllahAlidapostrophel Isnt It dapostrophe Dorothy she called to her daughter Ten apostrophe answered MISs Dprothy from the next room i thrives on Philosophy Well anyway pursued the fair phi I losopher he was a Persian philosopher before Omar lie deals with the same Ideas 11 For you know not whence you came nor why e I P For you know not why you go nor where i He Is very wonderful I never heard of him until Homer Davenport brought I I h r m M r I li I I i IncreaseU Values Do not these 1 thoughts suggest Real Estate as an investment security II You Art Interested In Peil I Estate Investments of Any Kind Dont Pall to Note the Dirgnns to Be Oflered ThrnuR the RflU Announcements m oo1ois DJ1 iUR1D I me a translation of hit works Mr Davenport discovered him when he was over there picking up Arabian horses I have been reading him ever since Hooks never grow old Some day I am going to wrIte a book yes two book Here was a real discovery Fair Lill ian In a new role Lovely JIIIIan tak I ing her pen In hand to tell mwhat 7 Well he explained one book will ba given up to the lovely things that have happened the other to the funny experiences I have had It wouldnt do to put the lovely things and the funny things In the lame book would It Then youre going to write your memoirs Sarah Earnhardt Ellen Terry Lillian Russell all In a booksell ers row I promised myself a cop t o copies both as beautifully bound as Lillian heraelf BooHsBy Cilllan Russell i Somftlhln like that M mUlled But rm not going to waite for the maiarlnes Its all inxiTur bite a book tTO books I have a lot of Int re t In letters stored away TheM Is one from liana von BuLow several from Coqueljn and any number of poems I Ooou ltn nM to write me a poem every day WIle laughed The French comedian may bo even furmJer than we know Ctorer ttrfnpi from rl vAr peorfe he ud l d And I tiave a Oem from I Sarah Bernhardt Wonderful Sarah She k the otpngee t woman on the tace I think of her only us a you I woman Stage work haa not made her old It bOA kept her as young u her mind She has zone on and on achlev In thinks She has been so occupied that aha haWt had time to crow old I That IA the secret of her vrla tlnR i youth She han worked to the ftorv of the stage and her own glory She In more than an actress Ana Lillian Russell Is more than an actress Aha b not that cold dstant ambiguity Icnowin aa a latar She U 8 possession somplhlnir auiw our own like Broadway the Statue of Liberty or the Metropolitan Museum of Art Aye more she U A national flrure wKloli the government Should oreaonv Still Mtes Russell has shown herself no tharouphly cMnptemt at that Job hat she needs no Kovenun nt aM Her rucine play Wildfire sr ma ito JKIV freshened her twaeous I cmu Do fou think I asked plungIng Into her favorite sport that the dayc a woman suendj it the rare track I htlp to keep her owig i Her nlnnnx days M S she flashed I her smile as trlcht as her wit THIS AFFINITY BUSINESS HAS GOT TO BE BUSTED I So Declares Horton N Y Judge After Admonishing an Erring Wife PORT JKIIV1S X V Sept 12 Frank Williams of Cooks Falls rushed Into JustIce of the Peace Stages office ut Morton Thumlnv and asked for a warrant for George Van Duser whom lie cliaitiwi with Bteallni Mi wife Van lJUer waH brought bufore tile Court yeteilav where lie ImO a Jury trial Mrs Williams said she was cninnl b Van Dust to go away with nim bv reason of his having more money than her husband Slics my ntilnlty said Van Duser The Court held It looked d more like a case of bigamy than a steal and the Jury thought likewise Mrs WllllaniH was Induced to go 1th her husband or be held under bOIls on a charge of bigamy This affinity business said the Court has got to be busted In this trtton I CARNIVAL FLOAT ABLAZE I ndhrs DurliiK Ircucmlnn at ortli I lIellrhlirr liiul Tu Milil Fire added to the display at the rar t nival at North I3eah last nlsnt While the procession woe paislnn down the I Boulevard one of the float blarod up The performers on It aided by byjtand rs and a policeman tore off the bunt ing and some of the framework and i put out the tire Then the performer mounted to their places and went on wltn their how This evening the last of the carol val liarman sInging societies will par I tlctpate Borough Preillent Gresser who un Tuesday won a victory at the rrlmarles It tn be the guest of the Carnival Ommlttee ExSecretary Shaws New Post PMHADELPHIA Sept I IeeIe M I Sraw firmer Secretary of Ihe Treas Lry aid v PreslU nt Of the Carnegl Tr t i nmpan of New York will com I t is cIt snortli to accept the Presi dency nf the First Mortgage Guarantee and Trust Company ojthl city Th I company was orianUid m Ui isrlrur 01 lat vail X Lillian Russell ToDay Yesterday and the Day Before I9 I iiI e t t4 f 4 A e kII 1 c 4k Lc I e Mi t g L ur ADlY ll Ers 188 I s q iiftiIz j e t J AA 7 I I I z Ill s S Lr4qf I S I SVSS i f IN t p OlT v OPTUE o V l mfATDfS AN 1A I Henry Miller Finds Jo A I I Rest in More Work 43 i J Going to Shoty h Sea Serpent Prom I Ireland i ENRY MILLER who ends a rather HENRY season In Roches ter tonlBhthavlng played In The Great Divide for fiftyfour con I secutive weeks will come Immediately to New York for a vacation of two i months but will put In most of the time rehearsing new plays lie will start In Monday on the work I of producing Mater the new play by Percy Mackaye which Is to succeed Diana of Dobsons at the Savoy The atre It was announced from Mr Mil lers office yesterday that Charles Ste phenson who was for to many years Mrs Leslie Carters leading man will hae the principal part In Mater One of the most Important femInine roles will he played by Miss Hazel Mac kale a sister o the author of the piece Her father was the late Steele Mackaye who wrote Hazel Klrke and he named his daughter for the chief char acter In that drama Mater Is a story of modem political life In New York The engagement of the company which is plaYing The Servant In the House under Mr Mlllcri management In Chi cago has been extended and they are now rehearsing the new play The Winter Feast by Charles Ilann Ken nedy They will give It at special mati I nees in Chicago and will come Into New York around the flrct of the year The scene Is In Iceland in the tenth century and the lay Is a tragedy I Arthur Hoops who will play with James K Hack tlln the revival of The I Prisoner of Zenda was entering a cIgar when gar Ptovc on Broadway yesterday n in old and rather shabby actor met him Come In and have a cigar old man I ald Hoops i lutt my luck the old man ald If I had met you going Into a clothing flute I might have got a suit of cloths I C New Theatr Art NoteJake Shubert says that unless a tiitue of Aeschylus is placed In the peristyle of the New Theatre he will not allow Ills brother Lee to participate In the management S i Strange IlluolonsAnd why should I NUT play Hamlet Louis Mann I William II mne who was detained iii cnrl liai on acTonnt of the Illness nf lre Iranc anti wai not able to phiv tho to weeks for which he was ItciliilrO at the Empire that time MPK flllil by Miss Margaret Illlngton In The Thlcfsnlled for homo on the Celtic Sept 10 He will begIn his sea son In father and the hays a week from Monday In Atlantic City and will I jo nn tour to the coast with It I Pro e Pastel Mlxs Frltzl Pch off stares fiiEiinatrd at toe wooden roun tenon nf the publir chauffeur m the cab Imwls down Thirtyeighth Street opposite the reelrslnl grounds nf rho Prima Donna I never before resllzed The songstress shades Ier eyes wlin nfl ienriled hand the better to see Tie exact significance of the sign arnnt Still Tic Kltilne shine nut from her hn fuu ypS It II bit rough tn n publicly inr nrtcre a hnrdworklnc inn j lair1 npru now Palomlru at the Casino assisted by liert French will l ntroduct Into The Mlnla World M Imitation of the Apache Dnnce I which has been wmetidns of a sensa tion the past season even In sensational Paris It h Lelni aoue at the Moulin Rouse by Mile Leone and Mus Dearly and Miss Ouerlte vvn taught the dance I by Guerrero the Spnnlfh premlero aso luta In Madrid It Is said to he a very dramatic gyration showing In panto I mime how the men of the unde world In Paris treat the women who slave for them t Lee Shubert said yesterday that Flor enz Zlegfeld Jr when he was III Paris went to Langsdorfs the colu mers saw the plate ror the countries for the bird ballet which had been selected for the new Hippodrome show an ordered them duplicated for the bird number In Algeria Martin Beck yesterday cabled to Bel fast Ireland to secure tho ISIMS if the sea serpent that had the nerve to swim too near the Irish coast and was shot by a fisherman of the County Down The body which is thirty feet long and six leet In circumference with a fan9htip6d tall lint a head like a pen lion will be booked In vaudeville Mike Shta who operates the vaudeville theatre III Buffalo ivan In New York yesterday and saId he didnt believe there las any such animal ami any way he knew no snake would go near Ireland so Just to prre r Martin Bo I will send the nonbt tint to Shettb Tneatie Arthur Stanford who was with Elsie Jim last vear In The rtiwUii was reengaged yesteruay to play the lead Ing masculine role with the yours come dienne In The Fair CoEd Earl Frost NoteIn the twentjflve years of their joint managerIal eareer K D Starr and George Nicola have consumed lQW quarts of Ice cream distributed between Chicago and New York and taking In Detroit I CIC Some of these music publishers are I a hit with me ajs Harry Williams who wrote Im Afraid to Go Home In the Dark I Not Ions ago a friend of mine tn amateur jet the words of Poes pom I enor6 to mu lc and 1 used my In fluence with a certain publisher to have the song accepted My friend went I arounil to the cone shop In Twenty I eighth street and tinned his contracts I and abut three dan later met the publisher on the street I Usy you sail tile publisher tell that guy Poe to come round and gft I hs contiatj Doe he think Vm roir to wait a year on him II I The moving pltur of the Nelson Gans fl rht which took place Wednes I day will be hewn at Hnmmerstein beginning i week from Monday I A man who attended lat nlghti per I formance of AljTPila1 lAme out and i said he had no Idea that the climate I of northern Afncwaj so chill a S I In the flying llet at the Hippo drome the girls sail out over the head of the audience and drop flowers The opening night a bun h of g ranlumi fell on the head of Alan Dale whn I was In an aisle sect Thtt the fire time any manage mint tu thrown s bnuquet at me ie snM ru blniT his hild rx t It l statel ipnp reluble authoiv ii Ml Trli F i inci aI n ave one of the lnpirant part In thee e a nivislil conic Iv in Miss Nna Uay i and MIss Lucy Weua which I na Utiteld U to JIla1I1 52 Ii J r k I 7 I i i r 1 fy i rW l F L JIj J tJ lVr yN i 0 1 t r t

t I jjv l O i I r r c f j I t 91 1 2 r z o I 1 r I c 0 I v r I lL 1 Jf H a t of Z John Drew to Be a Waiter in lack Straw Next Week I Comedy to Be Produced at I the Empire Is by the Suc cessful New English Au I S thor William Somerset I Maugham School Days Will Open Circle Theatre Virginia Harned Comes to Fifth Avenue Theatre with Playlet She Wrote JOHN DREW In Jack Straw at the J Empire Theatre on Monday night j will Introduce the work of a new I English author William Somerset Maug i ham whose other plays Mrs Dot I and Lady Frederick have also scored I success In London Mr Drew will have the role of an archduke of Pomerania who Is Infatuated with a dancer She is made to leave the country and he follows her only to discover that she has three more or less lawful husbands I He roam around making his living as i best he can and Js first seen working I aj a waiter One ot s party that comes i to the hotel recognize him beneath his false whiskers and he resumes his true Identity lie H threatened with ex posure but he keeps steadily on making I love to an attractive girl and finally win her Miss Mary Boland will play the principal feminine role and other tmportant parts will be taken by Rose i Coghlan Adelaide Prince Grace Hen i dereon Edgar L Davenport Frank Goldsmith Mario Majcronl and Fred Tyler 4 Gus Edwards School Days wlilch will open the Circle Theatre on Mon day nleit b an elaboration of the I vaudeville act School Boys and Girls I Among others In the company will he Herman Tlmlierg Janet Priest Hazel Cox AmorltR a toe danger and Keno I and Lynn rn acrobatic dancing team S S S I The no ers Brothers In Panama will be the attraction at the Grand Opera House Lillian Mortimer will b es n it the I Fourteenth Street Theatre in A Girls Best Friend The Governor and the nasa with William H Turner In the leading i Ie will be the offering nt the Yorkvllle Theatre The Straight Road goes to the Me tropolis Theatre The Blackmailers of New York will be seen at the Third Avenue Theatre The Dainty Duchess Company ot hurlesquers will be at the Olympic Ulre and Bartons Big Gaiety Ex tranKauza Company will be the at tractIon at the Murray Hill Theatre The Mardi Gras Beauties come to Hurtlg it ficamonf VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS I i Hammer t ln Victoria Theatre a gin Its regular station on Momlrv ftornoon on the bill will be Ger irurte Hoffman In hei Palmne aid Spring Hong dances Mabel liar ion iml Joseph Howard Jack Nurwnr I r liens the Six Dixie i renmler nd others At Keith A Irorvorn Fifth Axerite I Theatre will he John J Hayes winner Ql ti UJuaUiaarica i yijgLui Wed III her own playlet The Idol of the flour Elfie Fan Hovi In Blue and the Avon Comedy Four The One Hundred and Twentyfifth Street Tlca tre will have the Kelllnos La Sylphe Lily Lena Huesell Brothers Jumlin anti ace Fred Walton the Toy Soldier and Lester and Miller Lva Tanguay III her dalonm stance will remain the headliner a tthe Iulo nlal The bill will also include Jess Laskya new musical comedy At the Country Club Leo Dltrlchsteln nn Company In a farce i Willa holt Valse field De Blere Illusionist James Thorn ton and the SK American Dancers The Alhambra will have William Rock and Maud Fulton in their Devil dance Karnos pHntomlmlsts In A Night In a Music Hall Bert Cooto and company In A Lamb on Wall Street Joe Maxwell and company In A Night In a Police Station Howard and North and others The bill at the Lincoln Square will Include Mile Fioellch In her Salomo dance the AustralIan Tree Fellera Charles J Ross and Mabel Fenton Walter Jones and Blanche Deyo Cliff Gordon Grace Cameron DAlmas doss and monkeys Friend and Downing and the Dumonds BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS Frank B Carrs Thoroughbreds will be at the Empire The Devil will continue to be the bill at Paytons Theatre The Columbia will have False Friends H 250 Reward I A reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid for the arrest and conviction of I I any junk dealer or other person guilty under the provision of Section 5SO of the Penal Code of the State of New York of i criminally receiving any prop erty belonging to this Company NEW YORK TELEPHONE Co IE Oey St New York 4 JOHN H CAHIlL May 1902 2d VicPresIet I BEGINNING ON MONDAY SEPTEMBER I4TH STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN DAILY UNTIL 6 P M L Altaian ffla COMMENCING ON MONDAY WILL HOLD A SALE OF UNUSUAL IMPORTANCE CONSISTING OF 15000 YARDS OF DRESS SILKS AT ESPECIALLY LOW PRICES I 3411 Strwt 3511 1rtd mfl Stlj UCtute I AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS 1 u TOPNOTCHING I HIPPODROME I TRIUMPH Dilly Matln j at 2 DUI SeaU II Evr al 8 hrp 2Oto llM Applaudlnf Clierrlnx Hundred Join With the Entire Pre of New York In ho flnlmlnc Till The I GREATEST SHOW IN ALL THE WORLD I MtMrt Ninhfrt rt Anderson Eollnip Rrerr Known Elton at SotctacuUr Prodnetlon SPORTING BIBDUND DAYS BALLET 1000 IEOPUC ice HORSES 2M DANCERS UKinNsATioxAi EimoiiiAx cinms ACTSIO TIIK 1IOI18K or irnviirng nntUKS AM lIFrnnl1 ISDIf Wl 01 u ul u s55 MARY MANNERING AS iltJHUJLS LYKli gjo Mil To d3f1 rtf I HKTHV lIW1 end avtll 5al ala I lllL14 I tf I Mil CASINO Mstlnee WORLD HERALOSQ3 TWINS To Ilf MIMIC WKFK IAnTEtT OF MISIPXL COMEniEi Kftl vt ywec 3WI tint slj JACK ETTjuI rIIII lD Tim DALYS H A I Ml 1 1 jiAT TIMMY atu SU Jill WllH IN TUB I Cllde riuhi LAST ithitwWsy news m CooIDIt Comely GIRLS WKKKS 1aUe Today JI I STOPLOOKREAD KETCfV T 2t1 ALL KetchMAll Roach Trap Will uuJilwily rid thu house cC Roaches Water KUKi Croton Slugs etc No uoAdrra liquid or poisons No of Itulve dead Insects about the house Just a wonderful trap that Is lure u Jtatli and sun death to these obnoi oil Inwctt KetcliMAII Roach Trap Co 151il FUUON ssT UUOOKUiN N Y For aile at Ijtugzists Oruc r H rl a wars and Department Stores or bT mall 10 cfnta In tamp t AMUSEMENTS CRITERION boIJsSoi 4iih St 1s at 5 trW Jpajjttlrt a 215 HATTIEWILLIAMSr VVVVI t EltpllJf J rTItE Hw iv t iiith St tlVrlnL EM 815 Mot S tVtf t LAST DAY of Mm THE THIEF llrl iimitfc ii nr tit illltr Nja Mon 10 H lIlumIIIJ11 ftW KNIOKEflBOCKEH I iW TIIK GIRLS OF 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tlml Oultri B m MI 4a II II1 linn I tVlrglnl5 Ilirned t 00 ALHAMBRA1rrtD Quartet Fun ta III nLllnmUlin I Boarding House Amy AB Slat Daily ule Jrion Mstihw Ao hlw KEITH PROCTORS TRnMENDOUS snOIVSALL rAR Hunell llros 1llIy Lena 11 Sylph S 51h VD BlmtLe o KsllnoiAe DIyMt25tSOO JohnJH ye EdmM rSroon rBrTn I 1251h Dro Elfle Fay etc Doilr Mat 2So ii J ThEATRE w 24 It ISV s311 BELASCO Mats w8 I Bat 215 GEORGE I THE ARLISS t DEIL A eAtDlrANW42d St Drl5MatWed AM if n it an Sat 215 Iopera for 1 liISO 9 ITALIAN OPERA CO Too 1111 LucT ntea vnllerl 1 ragllaeel GRAND ROSE STAuLrh lAdy Jit1 L WEFK NEXT Rogers Bros Orsarig Houaa ATLANTIC GARDEN I Bowery new Canal St Every evening Sat A Sun lutlntc OmeS Concert Vaudeville Moving Picture I Ask ST TREl 8th arMalT8tar iIuJ THY HTAH flOUT Nt Wit Lillian Mortimer Olrli Deft Prle d An Sunday U utl Moving Pictures ra Tauj TvMDTltU1tMlitL iASi oils YlIPIC fp aJLjA sii A k uth 81 Phone 108fltu BMOKINO MAT DAILY UTY filD OUHLLOVULfJ MtlooAV lULL TilEATIUi HAT 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rJjtilL IJU I JIIIInIUJ1rfff r irIf rijJLH 1Tr IL u U I 4 L I J dlrw I 0 t fl JI1 T THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12 1908 It T i LANDLORDS I FEAR SPREAD Of SMAll OWNRS I t New TwoFamily Dwellings in I I Suburbs Draw People From Old FlatHouses I VERY PROFITABLE TOO Income Runs From 8 to 12 Per Cent and There Is 11 More From Rising Really Values Ciowdeif flithouses are menaced by I Iii I ft new rival It Is the tttofamlly I I dnelllnt I Bit landlords are In growing fear of I I the spreading competition from small ownets Not until recently dM th twofamily rtntilln come Into wide conillct with Oatho ups beau a the cheipcr nictuie could not be built profitably en the hlirliprlcrd land within short transit time of main business centres F Now the rapid transit subways are bringing vast areas of chejo suburban i hind within Ies than a half hour from tni iest New York and the twofamily f Iftelllnc era Is at hand Ihe email f uwner hold the WMp hand i J More than 3500 mrw dwellings have I it lien In the suburb during the past I er to lure flatdwellers from the rohy crowded old city centre Nearly 150X are of the twofamily type Most Ire occupied either by the builders j mv buyers or tenants SmallHouse Homes Better In Brooklyn there are 36 such new t house man of brick or one but the larger part of wool Qu eiis and thp N w Jersey suburbs sct have completed 5AO twofamily dwellings within the att twelve months The Bronx has added 2M to the total and 1W have bi en occupied In the WcstcheslHr Staten Island Nassau and Kiffolk suburb Twofamllj dllolllnls are looming big rlvnls to city flats ceoaute they of I fer betler cheaper homes at an equal distance In tlmn from the ocI buinness I centres There Is no comparison be l eru the two kinds of homes except In the one fact that the twofamily su burban home contain all the living con veniences cf the best city apartments City flats shut In the streets up above the flfth story AhiU ntbtirban houses J ave plenty of room for lsht and air Ith their two or three stories Most Of the small dwellings are detached Vlth ynrds prats H iers shrubs trees gardens between them More Restful in Suburbs Nolsnn and nuisances of city streets lire unknown In the new outside horn centres The suburban air Is Iweet 1ure healthful restful while the air of crowded Hat house district Is mal ndoroui gfirmladen enervating reek I Ing with the exhalations of struggling humanity In the sordid city the mastei are i forced to seek recreation amid unwhole ome surroundings both physical and l moral in the suburbs there Is the I brlght country and Inspiring nature micontamlnated by congested popula tion tio the iwofamlly dwelling thus io drawn within the tame rapid transit Qi oJ rone as the flat house la attracting J 7 r those among the flat dwelling masses 5 vho appreciate real homelike homes And they are producing numerously the new clan of landlord largely Because the 15CO twofamily dwellings of the 18t year are regarded as the safest kind of a savings bank In fact many itnrtfiy families ale hunting for such OtiCCe In vain because most of the new dwellings have been sold even be lure they could be Mulshed Big Profits Sure The vCr 1K new lanllord of the two f emily class parR about 50u for his mute if he pay 1111 cnshras many uo who drew ihe r snv nss out of the anks he loses tnt 4 per cent which tie bank would pay on his money or M a ear Then the house costs him tw a year Itmi taxes O for repairs H for Insur iicta nflt of 4111 but it pays him i W a momifKW ft jrarln rent for the Dipper half and Ko a monthJiio a vear for the loner half which he pays to ilmself It lie lives mere So his annual I net Income from KW Investp In the lOuse Is jo while jjC 111 In the bank Ioult1 ytelil only JJCft The M Is 8 l S 3cr cent Kuithennore he gets what bank say iiL7i pctipro u trans increased isliie of the land For 1 lone period of Jtars silch nuhiirhnn land and Improve Jiioils have shown yrarly an average VTMO of 11 per cent this added to i P 1 12 per ent gtvs tile new two nmllv landlord 19 12 per cent on his I 1 tone Can Make 233 Per Cent If the tow landlord pays JIOCO cash lo1 i oriiW MfiOO on mortirafte at 6 3er cent his Income I t even larger on I hit hirscd ca p1 tat Ills mortgage It cleat Is JIW a year which with S6C laxwi s r 0 repairs l Insurance make S total carrylnc charges of J2H Bu he gets 1510 In rent leaving W net on his tW or 123 per cent instead of the 4 1 JC nr 1 per runt which the bifnlc ivoidd have paid The annual lncrei In realty value gives him 33 per cent m tiki money Np wonder the twofamily breed of landlord li propagating rapidly 4 Rushing Mldwood Mor Demand for a new restricted and hl l1cln s of property In Brooklyn L DENTISTRY TEETH II you nave three or our teeth I will Insert a full set without a t I plate I do this with absolute satisfaction Examination of your II teeth free I I Bridge Work per Tooth 500 i TEETH QUILSHAN N E Cor I25th St iad 8th Ave Et4ssV1 W st iii f f i AGRBWBAVM IS MERCHANT AND TOWN JlTIIER L ME TV CH EU FSTATgc I L nGREENBAUM One of New Jfirs jys foremost dry poojs dealers he Is also president of tue Mrtiiclicn lieally Company wWoh Is developing a bis suburban track on the new rapid iruislt zone I Is beln met by Wood Harmon Co III tlielr latest development Slid I wood Manor A month ago It was merely open territory the old Sfmilti Driving Park from the Ocein I Uouleard to Coney Island ave nue Just below the crossing of the Manhattan Beach tracks Today It koki citylike with hundreds of men macadamizing streets laying sidewalks curbs gutters planting shade trees placing pipes tot Hewers water Kas and a score of iinuses are In various stages of construction William C Harmon Is watching op I erations closely lie will lay central flower beds through the wide avenues the main thoroughfare being venue J He Intends to complete the property In a style seldom seen In suburban devel I opment It will Insure the strata against future disturbance from exca I val Ions Mid I ood Manor will be completed practically by October Its hlxlly re stricted dwelllnRs sit designed to ft the ti jo for later construction Time work Is being done by the John It Cor bin Interests who e house development at South MldwooJ near b la one ol I the sights of lirookhn I Building by Wholesale As a boy Mr Iorbln conceived Use Idea of manufacturing houses on a large scale even as clothing Is manu factured but In variety to suit Indi vidual tastes and requirements His him stands at the Lead of that tar tlculai HUB The umlerlvlnf principle Is system and standaidUatlon The hit Corbln factory on the shores of Ja maica Bay receives Its material In the rjJsr EverrtnrK s panned fine numbered to Its place In the completed house which goes up without difficulty or delay almost as quickly as cheap portable houses yet with finish and charm that appeal to the best class of citizens Building In quantity he cnn male a ha n oll1e protlt and still sell fa cheaper than the Individual could bull for himself Mldnund Manor contains l Xf lots The bulk of them sell ofrm Jluw to JIJIIJ apiece Wood Harmon iv Co have sent out no circulars placed no mhirtlxlng yet hundreds uf lots have been sold mainly to people living In the vicinity who ate natlsned font I their Icuouledgt of local conditions Hill I values that the property Is cheap An mitance Is shown four blocks anal In I South Millwood where a H5J IIUUEO Iii being duplicated at Mid wood Manor I for Sllc Doth are of Identically the i same plan and construction and built by the Corbin Company No Tiger at Richmond Hill W C Reeves Co report that In spite of haul work Tammany Hall and the Tiger failed to capture Richmond Hill Richmond Terrace and the rest of Queens Values are soaring In that section The MIl of houses at Richmond Hill during August broke all record At Richmond Terrace the 300 full sized building lots are sought by Invest ors and there are only fifty left The property IH high dry and level Sales of the past week reached 11133 Reeves Co will run another free excursion tomorrow Representatives will be at the Long Island City and Flatbush avenue Brooklyn stations of the Long Island Railroad at 130 oclock with tickets Standardlzlrg Throgs Neck Samuel Flelsch of the Estatei Devel opment Company Is establishing a precedent which may bring to all newly developed sections a host of buyers providing such properties can stand the scrutiny of a recognized ap praiser Mr rieljch offers an option on any of the Throgs Neck Gardens lots for ten days during which time the pros pective buyer can have the lots ap praised by any recognized expert The company will pay for the service whether or not It favors their prop city lly this means every Investor cnn assure himself that he Is paying only a fair market price It puts the land on a standard foundation of filed value Metuchen Eipands Again Metuehon Realty and Improvement Company will open a new section at Metuchen N J today It Is on the I rlem of the Pennsylvania Railroad i twelve minutes by foot from the sta I lion Metuchen Is on the main line of the Pennsylvania thirtyfive minutes from New ink Ireo excursion trains will nm from the Cortland and West Twen II tythird street Jerries at 2 oclock or In cave of rain at 1230 today and to muriuw BRICE INSANE I Will REMAIN IN I RIFESCUSTODY Former Councilman Though Declared Mentally Incompe tent Not to Be Committed Mrs Stewart M Brlce Trtf of the former Councilman and son of the late I Calvin S BrIce United States Senator from Ohio explained today that no effort would be mad to send her hus band to an Insane asylum notwith standing the physicians had declared his mental breakdown Incurable My husband will remain with m I aid Mrs Brice at her home No 200 West One Hundred and Second street I would pot consent to any other ar rangement and Mr Brice relatives are quite In accord with me We have taken these proceeding In order to have Mr Brlce deolared In competent to manage Ma affairs and titRte for he Is not fit mentally to caru for his money He hu no Idea of the value of money or the obliga tions connected with It and In order to save what little li left of his estate the management of It must be taken from him Mr BrlMs brother W Kllpatrlck Brlct a lawyer and myself will make up the committee to care for my bus bind and his estate We will endeavor to straighten out his affairs and settle with hl9 creditors Meanwhile he vIII rtrialn with me and my sun and I will take care of him It will be perfectly safo for him to be with m as he Is not violent or obstreperous and I can easily manage him GIRLS WHO WORK II r Girls who work for their living are especially exposed to the dangers of organic feminine disorders Stand ing all day or sitting in cramped positions walking to and from their places of employment in bad weather all tend to break down their delicate feminine organisms No class of women are in need of greater assistance and thou sands of letters like the follow ing demonstrate the fact that LYDIA PINKHAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND restores the feminine system to a strong healthy normal condition Miss Abby Barrows of Nelson ville Ohio writes to Mrs Pinkham I was very sick had dull headaches pain in my back and a feminine weak ness I had been to several doctors and they did nif no good Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound made m well and strong and I can do most any kind of work I am In better health than I ever was and It Is all due to your medicine Miss Lillian Ross of 530 E 84th St ew York writes to Mrs Pinkham I had a female trouble nervous headaches and was tired all the time and could not sleep Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound made me feel so much better that I hope every woman who suffers as I did will try It I FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN I For thirty years Lydia E Pink i hams Vegetable Compound made from roots and herbs has been the I standard remedy for feminine ills and has positively cured thousands Ii of women Why dont you try it llm IMnklmm Ijnn Mn In riles nil Nick women to write bet foeadvlce I I REAL ESTATE FOR SAL I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE QUEENS I QUEENS dn a GREAT MONEY SAVING AT RICHMOND TERRACE L I DOROUGH ANB COUNTY OF QUEENS Lots for 300 Each Small Deposit Down and Balance Monthly I RICHMOND TERRACE li bat 13 miles from the bead of Manhattan on either L I It It or Snhwaj nllh over 100 train a day Only U8 minute from I Droedwlr member Hilt property It In New York Cltr but four block to Depot and ubway one block to trolley li uptodate and modem In everY rect Com ant Ite for jouneif TouH b4 gLad to buy them Well b4 si4 to sell thim Plenty from which to choo e Every one ea e roJ cub IF YOU ARE 1NTERRSTKO IN THE mm m mAn BARGAIN IN OLD NEW YORK TOWN TODAY I Visit RICHMOND TERRACE IITURDAVI2T1t MUNDAY 13TtJ or Our ffprnlaUv 1011 furnish you with rr tickets leek tor b4dfs r4Jnr s C nEiVC CO Tralll leaves L I CIty and FlatDIII y Ercoktyn L 1 Rn Pepoti at ltO I U Moll day RICHMOND IUIX Tiro OOcn W C REEVES Jtr CO 317 PARK STREET We U 6Z On Vlook from tilem DnxX rirrn t rr Corner Ixiffirta and AtUnUc Ass W test 174 EAST 23D ST from hauls Park SUbay Station Klcbmond Hill OtBcr Open Alt Dar 8ondy RemiraUr we are lelllnt upto Ut homes at RlehnwtvT Hill for IMO down balance nsert14 F 1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NEW JERSEY I NEW JERSEY I NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY I www w HARLEM Street 125th 5000 lots SELUHG TO 50000 FOR VERSUS 7 c WESTFIELD Jersey New 1 jj Li

I STUDY THIS AND REAP THE PROFITS f 1 HERE ARE THE FACTS Harlem from your work downtown will In a year or two give you very HARLEM ij large profits on any lot that you nov buy from us at this opening salo 4 i There Is no nonsense mixed up In tho following statements or this diagram It Is one of the truest things that has ever been put on paper A CHANCE TO MAKE SOME MONEY Any man or woman who will take advantage of the points this diagram Lois In Wehtllold are acknowledged by export real estate men as shows will make more money In a shorter time ou this Investment than being the host thing on the market both ou which to build homes alt ml In any other way or place In the entire Iuited States In Ihe first for speculative purposes We can show you lots that were sold three 1 place every man who has become rich In this country can attribute his years ago for MGO each that are bringing 5 X each today When 011 success to being able to look a little further ahead than his neighbor see Westflold you will gIve up your Mat In Harlem or the Bronx and rl own your own home In WosUleld Iota hlmllar to those we are offering IN A FEW MONTHS for 100 cannot bo bought anywhere else In Westilold for less than i This diagram shows you what will come to pass In ths next few IiOO to GOO Thesu lots are Just what they are advertised to bethe 1 months and how to take advantnge of the existing conditions For In best bargains In the United States All streets are now being opened stance at that time two friends will enter the subway at Cortlandt and graded and sldowalks laid All Iota ready to build on at once street and Broadway New York City one will travel North 29 minutes WESTFIELD AN ESTABLISHED PLACE utes by the watch he will then emerge from the subway In Harlem Iij at 125th street When he reaches the street ami looks about him ho Everybody knows Westfleld as the leading suburban town of Now s 1 will fInd that he Is In a locality where lots are selling for from 5000 Jersey located ICO feet above tho level of Now York City high healthy j to 50000 and over His friend however will take the train going and dry One thousand clerks mechanics and merchants now como and tII West at Cortlandt street through the lower McAdoo tunnel which will go from WesUleld to Now York every day When the tunnels and con cross under the river In 2 ½ minutes and In exactly 29 minutes he nections are made in a few months and the forry Is a thing of the J I 1 will reach Westfield where our lots can be had today for from 100 to past this will Increase enormously You can live for onethird less In I A fl 176 In addition the friend riding North must remain In a danger a suburban town like Westfleld than you can In New York City Tho J VI ous Illsmelling subway for the whole time while the friend riding commutation rate Is only 690 a month You can own a home and u UJ A i West remains In a subway about two and a half minutes while ho Is pay your commutation fare for less money than It costs you for rent In passing under the river the balance of tho trip Is spent riding out In New York Weatfleld has a population of 7500 Sixtyfive trains a I f the open air day stop at Wcetilold making a train every few minutes apart In the J morning and evening and several theatre trains 0 CERTAINTIES Come with us to Westfleld on our special Private Train tomorrow 14 Today there are over 1000000 people riding down from Harlem Sunday Train leaves West Twentythird street and Liberty street Z and the Bronx In the subway to their work every morning and back In ferries of the Central It H of Now Jersey at 120 P Inot later Our the evening This Is because there Is no other place for the masses to agents wearing the card of the Ntfv York Suburban Laud Co In their go at this time What Is going to happen next As soon as these hats will meet you and take you to Westfleld and return free You are people wake up to the fact that they can go directly West to their under no obligation whatever to purchase but wo think you will agree homes after their work with less danger and Just as quickly these with us that these Westfleld lots present the greatest opportunity for 0 Westfleld lots will go up In price until their value will equal the loU money making that has occurred In this country In ten years In the ft In Harlem event of rain the excursion will be postponed until Sunday Sept 20 Maps literature and full Information at any of our offices which BOTH PROFITS AND HEALTH are open until D oclock every evening Terms nOO down 2 to 3 monthly on lot Gas water and The health of the man who rides every dny for a year or two In the any subway cannot compare with the health of the man who will ride to el crlc lights right on property All titles guaranteed and Insured by I and from his work or business out In the open air through New Jersey the New Jersey Title and Abstract Co of New Jersey I In to say a builtup nothing town of the enjoying difference the In pure the health country of air wife surrounded and children by living beau The New York Suburban Land Co r I tiful trees as compared with living In Harlom or the Bronx The fact I that you will be able to get to estfield as quickly as you can GO to Few Doors East of Broadway 34 West 33d St f I Look for Our BirdsEyeView Map of Wesfield in the Windows of Thousands of New i York Brooklyn and New Jersey Stores The Storekeepers Will Furnish You Free Tickets Coyttx1it ae Ii LOTS SELLING FOR J 100To175 J f r 114d WE S T I If a I l i lIT I i J1p 1 29 2 MINUTES I i it d I1tf t 4 V1ACENTRALRROFNEWJERSEK V I Ii i it ii WESTFIELD CORTLANDT ST I J BRANCH1 OEE1CBS Nnwli IM Market St AND BROADWAY Elizabeth 207 Bro d SL Jenty City 254 Wjthinglon St REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I NEW JERSEY I NEW JERSEY I NEW JERSEY 150 Acres Subdivided Into 34 AcreAcrePlots 18WOT2SOTOU COUPON K A ores at the Price of Lots so name Send we may in Arrange thi list coupon to rour e for out unlay with or us Sunday neat tot ant Special forToDay Sunday Wednesday visit om and properta r tftJa we trlF sjlw you t cmalit on any acre you I I I I I may buy Saturday Sunday Wednesday Sm I September 12 September 13 September 16 4rs I Trains Iravlni on the 1ennjyUanla it It utiier Cortanot or We i iiJ Street Ftrr New York Side at J 1 JI SIIAIU or Jersey City 215 P M Meat our repreientatle In front o tin Feiry 11 mse wukiiui pink badges reading JIETUCHBV ESTATES No exrense to you we furnish tree traajportatlcn to anJ from the proj rr L L 0 0 K I I Our Special Train Stops at Market St Newark ot 255 P M I LOOK 1 I Section No 23 Demand Creates Prices A7CONE ACRE Buy Acres Buy Cheap HALF ACRE BUyAW r 475ONE Buy Wholesale Buy II Now 2 5HALF 20 City Lots TITLE GUARANTEED BY THE LAWYERS TITLE 10 City Lots I GUARANTEE COMPANY FREE AND CLEAR Terms 20 Down Discount Terms 10 Down EAST MONTHLY PAYMENTS 1001 for Cash EAST MONTIILT PAYMENTS K LET US LEAD YOU INTO OAYLIGHTINTO THE LAND OF PROSPERITY WE DO NurASK YOU 300 TO 41000 ITJU LOT W irv WILL OUnfe TIllS Im rll w l 11 mmAIt IITS 10 CITY LOTS FOR A BUM lEeS THAN you CAN bi YA IOT WITHIN TIIF oun IHSTArI OF NtS YIm r1ll YOU HAVE OROUND E tIt TO H P A H01JPR AND nISR yoiR OWN VHOKT VHKi n r voril OilS FOWL A SPOT LAIIGE RNOT01 TO RFTIVr Tr Ttiir iirrM i VVHT AV OIVK vn STP t 1E INAf liUli t NEW YORK cm IL 1 I M WltT YPl YOU DO NOT HAVE I 1 N i 0 0 v n 11I1 IAe IK TO GIVE UP YOUR I M i N o POll V11 LIFE EAR N I N OS gJ3J 1 i fiRrn 0 irUIS IXATKH IN TO PAT FOR IT k fJ I I 1 I IT MOST N IITH IT IS WITHIN I LNJ I d IIIY IlBMTIPff YOUR MEANS AND J M Sl TVTllRsTVTf I WHAT TOt WANT r vv nmt I Located In New Yorks Fastest Growing Suburban City 00 feet above sea level only lid iij Jersey Hv n the main line 01 the mlnut from Jrv CHyu COOn MFTUOHPN It It all has in L the lnnllInl llallroR1 nIn i vi d l u w n C I U tak sJmois 1urh An1 various isis an comlled 0 ninnies from Ihr InllitutiOTUl cuaon tr IOc Dont mlu thi opportunity to buy on above mentlonal sale days If it II not eo vflflt r r n to atteril the la n send UI IS an we will reserve the heAt plot avaILable t IOU irs net sitltflsJ UHH inspection wo Wil e if rfulv refund mile O Bring WE ADVISE YOU TO ACT QUICKLY AS THESE PLOTS ARE SELLING FAST I This la I depo sit I positive with FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS writ phone or call I Unless a I you a to no THE METUCHEN REALTY AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Idepoatl I B c S plot Is Itlme the time oil reserved A sale no GREENBAUM S MANAGER without I tnlnecan I a OSlte Ibo reI pot 132 Nassau Street Manhattan Phono 4059 Bookman served REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I QUEENS I r Hew House and Lot 365 40 CASH HI MOXTIILT Oft INTEREST At Station In New fork dIrt 20 minutes en U nr bland nn One lot ijs1i a I tiih U per month ALL TITLED OUAR S ANTEEU TO CiOt Fmra riatbuih Annul I Depot take local Itatrte train direct to RA1IHlEIISVIILC any time Mr house hai S I tt en tonf on salt lda ot track Car farei I Pr Cloud on Sunday M RDLiO iVTTTti RunktiriTlllt Long Iitand 1 STEAMBQATS BATTEN LN vlI but VU A U ItVtv ASUUU VAHK AM IIACK hOe Lv bi uunia u J Ui ijis WI i a eu bM u A U 2tW P M LV nailery VOX 1150 A II 20 P M SUNDAYS Lv ttloomtleU n DM aol 9W A M BalI i tejj ty and 1010 A M I World WantsWork Wonders EXCURSIONS bwww w MONTAUi STKAMnOAT CO LTI Sea mill thonw000 rt vny It JItOIX STI neat A ainor at 0 JO A I I p S tlC i r f udt E H Ret nIOo1 MUl M I r1 Trip T fO World Wants Work Wonders F EXCURSIONS I r BELLEWOOD Mountain Resoit Cowing 300 Acres AMUSEMENTS MUSiC DANCING EVERY i nn CHILDREN UNDAY IUU 50 CENTS MAUCH CHUNK AND GLEN ONOXO SEPT SI Eft CHILDREN 13TH IdUbl5 CENTS The Famous Switcnback Railroad Speclil traIn lor Miuch Chunk Icivei Pennirlvinli Ferry Sniloni I FUIRU Wcst 23d Sl 755 Conlindi LLnlun sad Ueibroues Mi 800 hAl I CV A Mt Brooklyn Annex 745 VALLEY A M for Bellttoad leivei n a West 23d St HSS Corthodt R i Hi lna Uesbrossei Sit 9 A M Broonyn Annex 845 A M fan via Brookiin Annex tOe alum llonal r p IfUtJr rlJ POPULAR EXCURSIONS th I TOMORROW J LAKE HOPATCONG ROUND TRIP TICKETS I CHILDREN 100 I CiO CtH LEAVE W23d ST 850 LIBERTY ST 9 AM i ATLANTIC CITY S ROUND TRIP TICKETS I CHILDREN i I so l 125 LV W 23d ST 750 LIbERTY ST 800 AM RETURNING ATLANTIC CITY ruo PM Grard Autumnal Excursion I TO WEr POINT AND NKUIirilGII STEAMER GRAND REPL BUG StltY smTr3lnElL iam I S Lwvlre 1ier 1 North llier IV0 A Mm wt J2d St toIl A M West trJth St I Ifio M Tinkers 110 A M KOI Nil TRIP 7nc YONKERS BOc ih8 Stcumer will be llmlteJ to onehaf the llceruetl caiuclr NO HIKE LIST TIV ma ba purchaie1 now at f vmrvinrs fltce and all TermInals NORTH BEACH BOATs EAST 99TH I34TII STREET Fireworks Carnlnl 330 S P U CarnIval Piradi S40 P M 1 unda Vorln Wants Work l Monday Morning Wonders L 1 p HOTELS HOTELS ALABAMA If AND j VAN RENSSELAER t 1517 East 11th St Adjoining 5th Avenue Highclan Family and I S Transient Hotels CATKna TO KEFtNCD FAUIUB3 1 APARtMENTS 1 2 AND 4 ROOMS I 3J TO 150 MONTHLY FUHNtSHKD AND HOMEUKE HUFERENCES Best American Plan Restaurant in City 1IOI1ACK g CHASE Proprietor PUBLIC NOTICES t HIo ioU IoU ets4t4 i DEPAUTllhM Ub ilSAfiCE BUREAU iX H THE COLuKUTlON O TAXtd NK7 hLK o ct I TAXIAItt Who DESIRE TO OBTAIN their bllli urouiDtlr should make immeduta written requlittlun blanka may be irocuret In the borough oflcie stating their property i by ecctloa ur JJllck Mi Iror ratu f number mikng tajj ot ira lom theIr 1 blllj of Uit year U a uiuuec l assessed for persona tax the requUlilun noulj also reqUeit bill fur lucrt tai each iul ltlon ehoulJ be accompanied br C an RIlopd Iwarlri he proper address ot the applicant mad ILn mum puilait prepaid aPfJIC cam of any I1d ubi In regard roP ward section block or lot number taxpayer gtiould take their d d to its Department of Taxei and AUd111enu and bate their property lo cated on the maps of that DtpJnnum mJ forward to the o ten of Taiei Kllh the rcluUulon a certified memorandum of their pruporly vhleh will bf furnished br the Department ot Taie and An unenta TailJ er In thli nuunei will rtcejvt theft TupanllJn by mall al the oarilul poiilfl moment inl Hold any delay cauied by wall tax In Hnej u rNUlre1 In can ot Mraoaii application Tin tuUlilon must b aSdrel lt4 and mulled to the Deputy flecsiVer of Taxes la whichever boroub the proIXr li toeatoi u tollow Into J McDonouih No 57 Cb bon it Borough of Manhattan Nw York John B Unatrhlll coratr Third am4 Tn meat an Dorouab or Ibe rau 11 rcl York James 8 lJoJuci dulll lDl DUBdIZSg licrough of 8rooklyo ew York Qtor e 11 Creed cjrner Jiclcwn aT 1M i Fifth it Lof tua Cttr Boroufh oj t Queen New York John Di Morjjn Eorwfh Hall gu Oeort I S Staten IiUnd Bgruuin of R1ebmf 11 I York After Iftilvl Itte bids tho turatea wtl S draw a check for the amount to lb cij I the Rereiesr 01 Taxes and mall bill sad ch with an arease enveoe wi te ritura pottage prepaid to the Deputy ReMlnr In S whichever boroiifh Ih property li located No retatt allowed on bills paid during October Chock should be mailed ai toon u peal bit after the bill bate been r c 4Tl by the t5X1T DAvm m AtllmN sI I Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonder a

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J i nr f1 TfII ilL x JJI tt L IF Ma I f i THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12 1908 7 LATEST REPORTS AND r BRANCHES OF SPORT EDITED yRE 1 TIMELY COMMENT NEWS OF ALL ROBERT EDGREN YOU DONT HEAR I OF PROFESSIONALS IN THE GOLF GAME to I But They Are There Just the Same and Do More to Keep Up In terest Than Anyone Else in the Game I I Fred McLeod wins the professional golf championship at Myopia I links Somebody else is second and somebody else is third Thats about all you hear about the professionals in the golf game Fred McLeods name is used because he is the champion of the professionals If he were champion of the amateurs his name would be used in letters just twice as large But thats the golf game Its the amateur that gets all the honor while the experts the professionals who work year in and year out to help out the game are never heard of I the championship was at Thli year Myopia and Fred McLeod of Mldloth I an won It only to be beaten at the open tournament at Van Courtlanc link by Gilbert Nllkells ot Ted so Few realize just what a figure the I professional golfer cuts In the gam Not even the star members of the thoi lands of cluba scattered throughout tlo I country do for In the first place the professional Is only looked upon as the man to show the beginners how to play how to make the course In the fewei poarible strokes and how to help out the veterans when they get Into Ihe bard spots I MUCH EXPECTEL OF PRO Jre li expected to tell the veterans how to play the course as he would play It II l U Mpected to tell the youngster the beat way to play the tlrat holt tw ninth hoje the punch bowl or how to get across that ttgly high road I that runs through the course Tho pro HlonaJ It expected to know every I thing Jn nine cases out of ten he does on lilt own links but until ho gets outsld lie l just III much at sea as any other Player That Is why the writer claims that the professional game Is fair They competi honestly They dont know the hazard H thyjire going against They only get f chance to got away from their own u I CHAMrlONS TO MfH IN ATHlHIC I fVfNTS TODAY Olympic Winners Will Strive for Honors at Travers j V Island i The Jrl iAinerlcnii A C and the J ew V urt A 0 will have a royal light this afternoon The annual championships of the Met ropolitan Assoclntlun arc to be decided and the two big Uutham clubs have their best talent In linn form for the events Th trophy last yuan was cap tured by the Winged Fist hoys but their path la nut us rosy totday fur many new men have comu Into the lime light and thu HiKLU Foot wearert tig liretMil their chances are Lr filter than hllY wcru IURI season Sumo of tho smaller clubs halo In bo reckoned with lor willie tin cmuuiilons wore over In uuloii beating till world fevcrnl youliinfis Were musing all kinds of twl marks hero ami they pioulse tu glvu tiu Olympians filtered In the gume n imrd tusrle The strongest contenders In I prints will lu Stltz N V A C Hid Cloutflien KiMtlng and Iloliort ton IA A I anil Uius Kkmun of tho Acorn A A In tliu quartermini Hlllman should find little trouble In get ting away with his Held Sliuppari will walk homo In the 8A but the mile will be a great race between Halstod i ohn Hl y anti Sullivan In the thieetnllu Ilcllars Drlscoll and Duly look lka tho elan ciarho flslil events all Innk open barring perhaps the hlgji jump conceded to llarry Porter A great struggle will be ten In tue hammer throw between Flanagan Moaruth and the giant Ta Ralph Rose will lie an Interested on I looker for ho will not have a chanre to break any records Thu great shot put I ter hallo frqm Cullfijrnlu atd Is not eligible Judging from tho large advance mle f tickets It will be a largely witnessed tiCKets the clubs In the association which ire represented In tho meet will have their partisans An hand In large 11 numbers to root for their favorite and great delegations will be seen frpm both the ManAmerican and the New York A C which have the largest entries In Oumeet A great host ot Vorkvllldtes will go to the Island tu root fur tho Pastime boys and they promise to cor ral some of the honors Thi general admission to the meet will mtjr cents for any and all scats Most ot the Olympian winner In the as oclatton have been entered and will represent their organization In the Ottt LOCAL POLO TEAMS TO PLAY VERMONT RIVALS I Two picked teams of local polo play i ri will go to White Ulver Junction I flept JJ where two games will be played fiept 23 and U r during the Varment Mil fl 10 be held at that place The I ms III be made up as tollow I I 8qptJr n A hunder 1IrIIL 4 J 1lunt Josepn R 1Innt and R G Law ence MYQjt ClUb Arpbrqse lIHk 10 Yon Btltf J Watlo Wcbb IInd Ha rtnn Tweed Thl polo game featur f tie entertainment programme at the l III will Iff y In the Quo p I Hiuatatn tfate ond Ie expected to at JJMI mt dM1 ot Interest AOOoI links once or twice In a season and then only for a brief period IT MAKES THE GAME Its the professionals that mike the game And getting right down to brass tacks why do 10 many men play gal tT Its because the professional In charge of the links makes them like It Its I the professional who says Mr Gra him Ill bet you a box of balls that you cant make the round In 15 Then the member tries to beat the pro Thats one phase of the professional end of the game The professional of the sport Is willing t otake a chance to encourage a new member a mill who has never held a golf stick In his hands before a youngster one of those fresh ones just out of college who thinks he can clean up anything on the links the littlest ion of the youngest member or the veteran who thinks he knows mare than all the professionals In the world I SOME OF THE GOLF EXPERTS WHO ARE NOT AMA TlURSf rrI Mi l

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GILBERT NIGHOL TfDr5Ca I I BLOCK SIGNALS USED i ON LOCOMOTIVE BALL a lIoa1II8n nlillfPr Sp0rn Ucplr roeitt Evnilnj Worlli It U traiiiro yon never refrr to MIC doleati of ISnat Mmistmi which I think nmnlfellr unfair I liuve In mind on oucnuliin nn Wliloli Aillllifuii tvni defeated liy nu Iniroiiuoai unrrt known the Locomotive Hall Will you Ulud h itivc inn the UeUllif llVHItV 11 JACOIISON o 3t JQlt lilghth St It has been my constant endeavor to deal with the history of this man In a cold matteroffact way Mr Jacob son ind as far as possible to avoid the airy perElllage so prevalent among our historians The rea modern school of I son that I have never referred to Mllll I gans defeats is obvious He never was I defeated Keeling that you are honest In your I criticism I will endeavor to give you the true details of that Infamous curve I known as the locomotive ball and I how It was handled by Mllllgan and his corps of everready secret service men i In the northern part ot Missouri there lived a great ollcher by the name of open Throttle Pete and he was so called from the fact that he had for merly been a skilled mechanic In the I manufacture of steam engines locomo tives When the Poison Oaks stapled on I their triumphal tour of the world they slopped over at a little town called I Hweetohufer Mo The coming of Mllll i I i I iran had been heralded far and wide I and Open Throttle Pole went fo work I nn a curve that he thought wouM win for the Swootchufer Spottulls and take some of the at n rah as he termed It I out of the Intrepid Mllllgan ACter a weuks hard work PMe had I I dOi Hlruott l a ball on the linen of a locomotive That Is the seams wcro atudded throughout with ml nature valves and throttle no that the 1 II could be swerved In any direction with out losing Its balance This was prob ahlv the most Ingenuous contrivance that Mllllgan aver had to face but he was not 1n the Isast deceived Hevural strangers arrived at Sweet chufer two days before the great gaino and n peep under tjiolr disguise would have disclosed tha familiar features of Mllllgans private corps of detectives By the tlmo the Poison Oaks reached the town they had every detail of the Infamous curve and Mllllgan was promptly Informed of the plot which imd been laid against him Open Throttle Pete was somewhat of a pitcher nsldo from his mechanical as sistance and on the day of thn great game he mowed down tha ordinary bat ter of the Poison Oaks like a reaper In a wheat Held Larry Leftgood the premier twirler ot the Poison Oak grew a little careless In the sixth In ning and before he could lit iteadled the Sweetchufer Spottalla had put egt runs ovor the plutu and the crowd wtu wild with glee In the levcnth however Hill Stub bles got on first for the P Os and with a majestic stride Swat MIMUun ambled to the plate Kven his own team mates threw up their hands in I astonishment Mllllgan had benlnd his i back a bat painted the brightest red color Imaginable I Pete smiled sarcastically and whipped I two strikes over before Mllllgan was steadied Then Swat tossed his old bat away and pulled out the red one Throt tie Pete wan seen to jhake like an as pen leaf He had for the llrat time seen that awful steely glint Still ho was not to be so easily frightened Wind ing up he cut loose with the locomo tive boll which started spluttering and sizzling toward tlio rubber Then Mil llgan drew bak the bright red bat In another moment the crowd vns husked In an ominous silence A gasp of hurror nroso as they saw the great locomotive ball approach to wltliia Ihreo feet of Hit Ialu and cuine to a full slop There being no tiile requir ing thu bailor to lilt the bulf on the wing in that leaguij MllHsan run up all l buvo It an awful slap Illth tlid OIl reJ bat wlillo It stood stark still Wllh u lotiil punputt the ball started toward tilt left Held fence and aj It i cleared the planks by ten fiet tin steam had alien too Inw In thu miniature boiler ami It explo led with n loud re port scattering ha works In all direc tions The rulu being still in vogue that n runner could keep scoring until thb ball was recovered Mllllgan crcicd the baes CS7 times and then went huine tu dinner In the menu time Open Throttle Peto had fallen in a dead falui and surfffnif were tryliiK tu rucuscltato him As lie raised un mil realmxl lii sen cj tlie Lruwa understood for thu Mm time the I secret of his downfall I Yes I went too far he said In a I broken voice In my unxluty to make a nerfrct locomotive curve I put In a i full set of block slgna The llerul MIIMgun ivas wise ami foiled mu The moment the ball saw that red hat the block signal machinery caujrlit It with n I tMit crip IIlId It came to a full top Mr Jacnhson that Is the true story and I trust von will not nuos m my integrity in tho futul I10 E L npIGE FOOTBALL NOTES Prather a wdihttlirower of the Ioru Park Academy chlraco who ha been In vited to emcr several Kutfrn colleges hal dKlJfd to cast In Mi lot with ChlcJM t Di versity II hai a record lu tha IGpounJ I Ihot put of 41 feet I White anil Uavant may be the onlY ab lenleea of tail caro lell1l at llllnjls when tbo cJnlldales are called out ent 12 lircen cuar l niil Utt fulback are bo hind In ther itajies but exoeot to nuke tool Altogether the IJroDet or tin or 5ni anJ blue tills neaion look bright I Minnesota noted r lt heavy men will probably have a xrei c ansa under the n w rules thl u n Coach Wllllann li ilready at work lili hid new wins iigl the Qopher liimrli thl fill miy bu 41 lively u 101 of tlm Indiana nn brlcht uroint ti thli iraion with nine re ulirs from last veJr anJ i hiMky bunch of pronilslnz freslinien from Milch to pick Scott 1iilttivk ciDlln anj h Irtjac ortwrleht 1 tiORounl prlrer I ullbacKi Howard IaJJock and Johnion indi and Mirkl anJ Ciinnlmluni nlftna Ihe lino are a promllq itroua I STANDING OF THE OLTJBS NATIO LEAOUB AitEHICAN IEAQDB i ClD Ii L 10 IJlub W L C CII Vf L rc Club W K PC Ne orkJI td Alr Cincinnili O tJJ 413 t f Itllburl 61S 1IoItQn jl jl1 I Ch caro 3 ri 12 1 I ton 111 Iti 11 D 8 11lO 111 Url Jklyn 3jl Ii looJull I s aoblon ill lIj Chl tapnll O 2ilI loul jl 83 30 C ellaqdi AI1Ie ork I i 3 RESULTS OF YEBTEflDAVS QAMEB No Tork i DrMklrn I 1ork i DOIlon 2 nrll lime SeconJ rMla l lpAla 110 n w 10 NI YQ k Socn Un IUnburf 2 Cincinnati I f t LfbTlaPtI3 1 llral gm Cnlcaio Si 81 LouU t I I ilftton 0 6cona nme I llie ifVII d 6t l1ul J QA ES BQHEDULSD JTQB TODAY llrooklm at N Tork It IJoelGll 1I0IIID IP I Mla Eit WalqutcG 4IQ AIbl1 Ie bl at Pllrolt QaetUla a fll IIf IoMoIIIC ela4 1 t il i6 r I I j ir 1 Fk 1 c i 1J i 4 flJI Ii f 1 1 I 1 ISAAC NRCKEV W HELLV WILJGTONCOUI1TRIJ I 1 tORT HIlI GOLf CLUB CLUB DONflLD BnLL I H H CRICHET PHJLHDElPHlfl t 5 BARKER f i VALTER CLARK CLUB 0 1 PRINGFlfl DCOUNTRY Af C DEN ITV i It If CLUB 1 HOW GIANTS STAND I OEO LOW IN CONTEST FOR t i BALTUSi20L I h f GOLF CLUB WORLD PRIZE MEDAL FRED J ttf Jtt Chrlitv Mithevrion t1Z h I I y John J I 01 J raw rrr C I rt LrOD IOKO Hreinalun i t J Cy Heyniour I I CHAMPION tJ k6f t iTJ JM 5ICilnnly I i Mike Donlln Ill i i 0 Frol Tcnney t21 Y1i1 rf j Lirrj Doylo 1212 I tJ 1 110 AI llrldwell lZI12 F f nrnJ Wlllso 1201 J i Arthur Devlin Itr2 11 Linher Taylor Iinl h Y 1i W 1 t Jack narry 1001 f J fJf Chrt HerznK t21 I Thom Nentham 2 i p y iI 1j f I n Allies l I a Otis Crnnlall 2 1I t I r llarry McConnlck 21U j I c A j f P r t f 1 j 1 r lVj J tiit IVV Vr l ltrJ f tV p t i 1 11 t 1 l ij h t Vfr j It t f V McGraw Is Now Second in Struggle for Worlds Medal Matty Is ahead right now but hh mannser Is close behind him At the IIOSj of the vote last nljjht for tho illaninnil studded medal to bo sven by The Kvenlng Vorld to determine the man nho Is doinw the most to win the rwnnant for the Giants C rlsty athewson had 2W2 vote while Me LJraw was Ffcoiul with 1712 It sure Is golnn to be a pretty race and one that will surprise a whole lot of people Lots of New Yorkers think I I I I I i i I f I i I they know who aro the popular mem bers of the nianti Some say Ionlln some say Mathowson tome say Pras nahan and again nonie more lay any one of a dozen others nut Itll the fans that are K IIIK to de termlno who will Ret that dlamind studded medil and from th way tha i votes are piling It looks as If there U a million of them In arj arouid New I York I On Utter from New Hoehille lnloi Iqu two votu for Mansser Mcpraw e questi the Information at to whon the conlwn nl end Thais v lough propq I ilton to put up Ther Jui U no real I Ml to it l4 t I keip on voUnj tOt tho man you think la doing tha real II uik for the Giants right now Don t flHiire on ftliat may happen If you d tint you aro only Ktiesslng Ynu know ivlwt your favorite pluyers have done 9 far this suasQii and what they ara duin now AnnthiT ceciupst today was from Tiirrytuwn This mini wanted to know where he Multi flnd the list of votei printed eaih day and if he could make I iirrangnment to set the rpftilts sent to him each rilnlit The arrangement I was iiinde Privately ho said he wan uletins votes for AI Hrldwoll and wiulel to keep posted on thu result n V tends i1 tile following letter Baseball KUi Inclosed please find tw6 votos for Snodgr ss There are plenty more where these came from Snodgrassa twj votes away wh n this I real Herewith dnd Inclosed fro voles for John J McOraw thn Sreateat baseball monaier In the world He Is the man that Is doing the most to win the pen rant for the OUnts John Orecn Herman Schleman Harry OrUllth Conmltea Qreen itaom Club I am tending In only two votea lht nnw Hut they are for Larry poyli Ihe man who will do the most to win ho pennant for the Qlants when hi ti hack Into the m next with iValch tlut boy 1 atn o ly one ot million jrlenaa of hi VHaroW Orantm and ICO oltifr fani nn HmXril m BUtrWM itr tt N Rl H PP f H D O m BR KN ij Oils Overcame Hard Luck ol Losing His Game in the Ninth Inning BY BOZEMAN UDT QFK happiest lad In New York thli morning Is Otis Crandall HIs team mates are doubly jubilant That la thoy aro twice as glad on the faco of It as thin young pitcher for b It known that It takes a lot of jubila tion to make Otis show It lie laughei once aloud and that was enough foi McOraw and tho rest of the guns tt know that Ills feeling was ecstatic 11 was the llrat time that Otis had laughed real boisterous like since he Joined the club The causa of all this happiness did you oak Easy enough It marked the shatter Ing of tho hoodoo which has pursued Crundul so long that ha heglnu to sec vUlunH In thu ninth Inning The poor fellow hut been down In the mouth for tin co weeks and when ho arrived hen from Philadelphia last Monday nlglii teuru trickled down his cheeks and lu seriously told McGraw that ha though ho uuglit to LO back home For three times In succession he had pitched n masterful game only to loso out In the I ninth Instead bf permitting his rctur to the lttlc town of Fowler Ind Mc Graw laughed at Otis and told him he I would have to get used to that sort ul thing I McGraw Marie Good I Moro than that McCirtiw said tc tra IllJ all You aro going to pitch a winning game before the end of this ucek Tho Giant manager made good his threat Crandall was master of the situation at every stage of the game lie worked as smooth as a now sewing machine but when tha ninth rolled around It looked aa It trouble was brewing again The first two men up singled Several of the players looked at McGraw They said nothing but their attitude Indicated Hadnt we better take him out and cinch U lint McGraw was looking out the window That kid U going to win this game and ho Is going to stick In tlmt box II they mako 100 runs off him1 was Me draws way of looking at It Ha fig ured that the only way to glvo Cran Jill confidence was to let him stay there and light out his own biutlu And he did McUraw had the right dope The only way to teat u pitcher1 rotiraga Is to let him face tho fire Crandall made the next batter In that inning hit Into a double play He ookid at McGraw once but Mac turned il back Then he shot ovar a fast Mirvo and the last batter tiled out to 1enney Tho game was over and Cran ial had won Though he looks to he a seasoned vet ran Crandall li only nineteen can ild and he has all the wayi of a kid Ills wholo ambition centres In winning flJr the Giants and the list game that le lost at Philadelphia camo near ireaklng his heart It took all the good mturo of Larry Uoylo to cheer him up iml net him to thinking that he really tl a great pitcher I Speaking cf Larry by the way hft U Improving right along and hopes to b lack In htmesa by the lima 1lltsburg irrlvta hef tile latttr part of next week At the hospital they have been 10 afraid that ha would try to run around on hit foot that they hava lkfn all his clothM away Ha li kept Ul on hit tack moil of tha day wltlj the Injjrcd ankle lying on a soft pillow when It gets to throbbing ha la allowed tJ hohblo nrouml tho room on u pair of crutches l provided he promises not to touch the foot to tho Moor The slightest jar Is likely to reopen the wound and prevent It from hiallnf aa rapidly aa IH desired Oh the team Is getting along all right Larry Mlko Donlln said to him yesterday Dont be worried about that Thnts what I know replied the happy natured second baseman with that catching grin What Im wor ried about Is that my old pal Herzog will hold the Job down so well that ho will uhoT mo up and I wont have a clianco when I get hack Giants Feeling Good Having won four straight games from llrooklyn the Giants aro In a vary pleasant frame of mind They have always dreaded the games with Brook lyn and they had tho right dope at that for the Kuperbas have given Ih m all awful fright They have agother game with llrooklyn this afternoon and wind up tho Interborough warfare on Monday Then starts tha Western In vasion Though It was a rather ragged nf I Athletic Howling League made I TIll ot fivemen teams from leadI 11If athlotlo organizations In the Greater City and New Jersey which hrs been a great feature of past sea son will txi Mronger this season than ever before by the admission of new clubs nnd wider Interest created by taking In those from new territory The Crescent A C of Brooklyn has been urged to place a team In the field and tho North End Club of Newark a former member has renewed Us mem bership Thin with the team from the e York Afilele Club Montclalr Co lumbia of Hoboken Jersey City Ellz nielli Rosnllta A A Passaic and Newark Hay would make a tenclub circuit organize for the cuit A mectlns to org I stason clot olllcers mid arrango a schedule will bo held In the offlco of president Prank N Chile 100 llroad way next Wednesday afternoon Maurice Wvman li ofterln 1 15 trie en I trnnrc tea rvel t In tne IIltJ of I nl the National tournnmant In MUi Sfiuari liirdeti to the bowler maktriK he lirh st acorei In or n ffimegi tach month l c IJca i meeti lftnlfr I approval inI will n uhkly fulowal iluilni Itw xaiun tne tils I nfB event Uklnu plac In Stay II Hairy Winter who bu ben at the White I I Elephant fur wvcnil years has taken charg of tha Colonial allels One Hundred and I First ttrfet lit Her Iehrbtck hiving 11I11 to the Knickerbocker formerly owned by I Hilly Ilnikn fair yesterdays game was very much to the Q X telegraphers coda tor gr a excitement In the melee there were two young players who shone out like a headlight In a prizefighters sweater Without taking any credit away from thl oldtimers wo have got to hand some thing to Herzag of the Giants and McMillan of Brooklyn Herzog li a ball player of the straight McGraw type no Is a wizard at the bat on I working his way to first ono way or II the other and on the bases he U hard 6 catch to Since Herzog took Doyles place at r second he has been hitting upward of 500 and ho has figured In nearly all the runs that have been gathered during tho series McMillan la a wee bit Of a thing but IIP SJ whole lot In a small paci I ng e Ha can wallop thu ball like an oldtime slugger and on bunting he It one ot the cleverest youngsters that halo drifted this way for a long time His work around short yesterday and tho clay beforo was a revelation to the t fans and they only wonder why PatsY r Donovan hasnt been using him more It la likely that Wlltso will pitch this afternoon but I have been saying that for three days and you had better aa I your own gueistng ATHLETES WILL HAVE GREAT BOWLING TEAMS Jhn fnmmann Is arranjlnif for a trtk

laa competition at th torolnisl and iure be ftvwl In which uold and diver fob will ror bOIl ayeragoi anil corei above w I The Inleritate Ixaiue ha bean reorgan ize I with New York Brooklyn Jersey City Newark Nev Jlrunswlik Ellubeth later ewarkJ Trenton Trenton play the opening the nMson at Cam maunJ InK vrlfs of I Morrlnirxlilt alleri New York Oct U The season closes Feb 1 I chare of th j UTiltey llnran ha taken Mitn Twentythird itreet near Albion on avenue and will open a fivemen tourney teams early In Ootobar A 1 with twentyone meeting to organize the tourney li alel at the Albion for Sunday Sept 27 at 3 P XI The matter of excluding n N r Havta alley owner from the Eastern LOJKIU be cause th former owner o the alieyi all not pay his entrance fee last son li re xuded aa a perfectly proper and liflHinit j action to take In tuch matters U lhtr l S i no way ot hoMlns Irreiponslbls permns for such entrance fees then the lien should Don the alleys upon I The proposal reorifanlzatlon of Ihe Greater Sew lork Individual Championship slant f similar lines as the of Insl season wntn Idhteen nlley owner form l a close cor poration and Jwtoctf I their own rJianplcns i has led a number of other alley ownrn lo project u similar organization And It wonll j not be surprUlng if there were a half down 1 championships in pritrcn tnli xnon f PlerMn Meyer Hoajtlanl and Welnxarth of the old National Interstate League hne I withdrawn ant with Hilly Noaok who tlktl the place of Lee John will make Ihe new I Eastern Ieanuo team this ituon i Tlwoklyn alley owners are ailvanclnr the prlrv to fifteen cents pir fame and lrr j imei tot iiuarttr the eame U hsrll t If lsn W n fj j Intercity Ball Game Scheduled for ToDay I I In chaw of John F Klaxtr donor of th Intercity championship iwnnant and William II Vfau pre ldent of the Intar borough Amateur League the High bridge llrolherhood baseball team champions of the Interborough League anl holders ot the Hans Wagner Trophy for on fur also permanent possessors of the 1X8 championship nnnant will leave this morning fer Philadelphia whef th X wlH meet th tlnood bmball tiam amatto henor Mllt of lIt eltr a 1110 mfl n 1 lIalIo frultl1l1 at 3W oclock In the afternoon This will be the tlrlt amll of a series of best two out of threa jamfs the second game of which will bo played at American League Park New York on next Saturday Sept II Included In Hlghprldges lineup In the game will be Ihe followln Cedar berg Ural bate Mayer ahortitop or field OJell third Uie 0 Uorttn ahoriitop or n MnuMhon field Doat fleld Hansen Held or pitch WondtlL pitch Kil ht catch t Ntllaon Itch l Moritan tUMt Lightener tocond baa t HUgart manager In addltwn to t1Ia anavtvnamid ibout I l a doien rooter i will accompany tM 11 11 Q r C ty It1 fIWj

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mJi iim ffifil I r I L i w i Vt W H fillni j I j if 1 r k i t World Dnri 1 j d September 12 1 9 O 8 Y I J I Y214 d 11 U I v r a 7 C 1 to lot 1 JJJ JI 7 i I r r 6 1jt tt1l1 l hlHahed Dally Except Sunday by the Press PoMlrtlnsr Company Noa 63 la O rirk Row New York I Mini mrnwi rlaut in simi J AXt sutS Trr11 worelhstr L J 0 Entered at the Post Odlce nt New York ns Secnnd Class Mall Matter Subscription Rates to The Evening For England and the Continent and World for the Unltea States All Countries In the International and Canada I Postal Union On Tear 350 One Tear 75 One Month 30 One Month VOLUME 40 NO 17180 DREAMERS IN POLITICS It may be true as several Republican speakers assert that Mr Bryan is a dreamer but he Is not the duly dreamer In tho land Some ot his Tlfllona and the Interpretations that he has placed upon them have not appealed to men of good Judgment Others have been hailed with enthu loam as omens of promise Men who dream at all are likely to dream a 1 teat deal and sometimes to a purpose More to the point just now Is the fact that several millions of Demo crats are dreaming also They dream of n time when privilege and wrong ball disappear from government they dream of elections tree and unriur chased they dream of peace and justice they dream of equal rights they dream of the day when jingoism shall be no more and when foreign adven J ture shall cease they dream too of a government economically adminis tered with no largesses to favored Interests and no crushing burdens upon I Industry These are dreams worth while To the extent that Mr Bryan Indulges i 1n visions of this kind his Imaginings will Injure nobody and he will have j an abundance of company Every such dream no matter what Its source j cannot fall to be an Inspiration to the people Irrespective of their political J prejudices To be at peace to be free to promote Justice to enjoy equal opportu II titles to reap the full rewards of Industry to take no part In the oppres i sion of others to escape the yoke of privilege and plutocracy and to be j relieved of the exactions that always attend upon extravagance and waste are not these glorious dreams and are they not worthy of every honest mans most serious consideration j One mans dreams are not always significant but the dreams that mill ions dream are true and eventually they will come to pass 1 1 USING THE FISTS Cry The best defense that Is made of boxing Is that It familiarizes men with the art of self defense and the most that can he said In behalf of prize fighting Is that It Is favored In those countries whose people are more likely to resent Injury with their fists than with knives or firearms t Like most other sports the tendency of boxing Is always downward j and so TTC have the brutal and brutalizing prize ring In which In frit of r i all Its degradation many fairly respectable peoplo continue to take a i I lively Interest If we could have boxing without bruising It Is probable that the skilful use of the fists would be held In higher esteem than Is now the rule A wise New Jersey judge called upon to deal with many caste of hom icide and assault with deadly weapons has seriously proposed that public iymnaBluma be established for the Instruction In boxing of men coming here from countries where the knife and the revolver are resorted to on the slightest provocation Use your fists to settle our lIsputes he add 1 I tight light with natures weapons and you may live to fight again If you must t We have here of course the old problem of the use and the abuse of a t thing but of the substantial correctness of the judges view there can be no question It wRl be some time before mankind will be able to get along without violent personal disagreements and so everything that serves to minimIze bloodshed Is deserving of commendation To fight successfully with the fists a man must hare scientific training which calls for boxing lessons Practice In boxing leads to rivalry and I the step from that to a prize fight Is not a long one It Is preferable to murder however t H THE LURE OF THE TIDE Standing on the brink of Niagara the 1 other day a young woman sup 1 posed to have been filled with the pride and zest of life leaped Into the raging tide an l was loa Many efforts have been made to account for her act but the theory accepted as most plausible Is that she became fascinated I by the torrent and Involuntarily jumped to her death 1 The legends of the great gorge abound In Incidents of the kind and the explanation Is Justified not only by local experience but by observa ii tlons made elsewhere Every cloud plercing structure In the world that Is 1 accessible to visitors IB safeguarded for the protection of those who may 5 be Inclined to yield to the Impulse to cast themselves to earth ji In the moral as well as In the physical world the power of suggestion is great Bloodthirsty mobs hesitating at no savagery are largely made up of men who tinder other circumstances might easily be made to display the truest heroism In support of the loftiest virtues Indeed most mobs are deluded for a season with the Idea that they are moving In auptiort nf a II l worthy cause As Niagara attracts by Its very grandeur so every human movement I i either for good or for ill and whether formidable or Insignificant exer I else an Influence far greater than those who direct It may Imagine There 1s a lure to life and progress as well as a lure to disgrace and death II t Letters from the People h p t ConeernlnB the Serial that A Is right under elrcumtiuy ft the Bailor 01 The Zeta world An able 1I mot R motonnan can atop four op a I wteh to thank YOU personally for I JL v f T motor car within forty feet while at your kind thoughtfulness in regard to y i fun speed t regard by reversing the motors pro the dally serial story It Ii like The siding the til la dry A twomotor I 1 Evening World to consider the comfort 2 TaTC car g01111 lit entynve miles an hour r and dMlrM of ttiiMdere The average cannot be stopped In forty feet In mv busy New Yorker has been mlsein al clrht visa ti e1 m ce I have ao 1 together this part of hIs dally paper amash Bmashups on my record This shows t hit now that the Inslftlmtnti are all that I know how to make an me uniform In Ire And shape they can be gec y stop t eartly snipped out and pinned together ABUT ff1ToR irAN day by day and read several at a time I nlll I nt TranRotlolu I et leleure You deserve our thanks for I your thoughtfiilne ID this i To the E ltnr J The Eve trs World what docs the phrase abstract of C A GRAY I Ntlemean 7 In hvin property Ptarrh 14rlle to Coopr ll 1IU trl who 18 w mv for the RPArchJ1g If thf Kilter of TV Evenlaa WnrU bveT nr wUw IVQUIRFR I Mn II young man who wishes to oh An abstract frf M Is II Itet of the tstq a pnsllton as marine rnglneer transactions In which II iIcn ot real ss Where 1 learn can the partlelara tats Is conearnerl going bark In eon USA eases to the nrlclnal grant of land Te The J jyer Nye for tho si riJ of tlllo ft On EJltoi of Th Bvenlat Won The Jlftrojiolltnn Cur a young man take the eximln flea tor poitomc clerk who Ii an Tl tho Witor oj Tt Etenn WoMI AmMlCM born but aitore father Ii To 80ttl ft dispute WU you kindly not a clttmnt MAX OREBXBERQ Inform me which coaipMiy the Metro l Stopping a Trolley Cr P l tn or Third Anne RaUroid Com Ill 1M ItorofTblltotx wsrldr pony osTts Or Operate 1 the car run ntne frail WIll1ambunr Dlldao to Des I hi answer to A coney Query In bro5eu street forty cy sr of Omd u fTtNdvo L1eta Wn1 y wr rra A u y trwn I 4 The Dove Vpit By M de Zayas Mnnl17 I i I f I n jI GRPNr it k Yti a 4AmiII al a r u t i I v3 4 i i I i t12j r I 94g3 o t r S I The Chorus Girl Is Sorry for the Bookies i Who Cant Get Their Money When They Win By Pay L McCardell I l E was down to the track yst d 1 sail the Chorus Girl and next week that Is Monday were going I yore I jtr down again because the gee gees will run at 1 Gravesend that Phil Dwyer owns and book Is going to be made there cause Mr Dwyer and the layers want to l come right out In the open and test the new law t V r You know George the wine agent who Is Amy De V S lirnnscombes trance only she has no Intention of marrying him till his wife pets a divorce Is interested In a book And It you could hear the scream he sets up i He says that Oov Hughes didnt kill racing and It I ef aint him thats responsible for the falling off of the attendance r tendance at the track Its because the sucalled talent l and alleged good sports of Xew York Is Belchers j Rrr L CABDCU George says that ne are always pannin the Engllsli I people and saying they nlnt no sports that they are quit i ten and they wont play unless they win and If they cant win on the square they will cook It up to win some way George say all hat goes for Swaeny the real quitters and false alarms i and four rluanjrs Is the American supporters of the sport of kings And on the new crediT aysttm all tlie tx ollcs thats laying has got hooked Ask Murphy he knows Gtorgo says And then he told stories that as Mamma De I3ran i oinV said destroys all confidence In the Integrity of Now York business men Gamblers Is honest says eorge A gambler pays his debts of honor he has tooIts his stock In trade but If the Cngllsli Is men enough to pay for their markers the New Yorkers aint I Guys George says that used o o down to the track and tin horn two dollar bets whoa It wtis money tirst In case oC fire now goes down and las fifty on their choke In the open air whispering gallery with bookies they know If they can If they wins they comes and collects If tMey loses their dust to the trains makes people ay Why dont the police stop them autonrnhlliH scorch Inr like tvaf And thai h Ii a itteiirlanci falls off As Inns as they wine they plays When they 1 t 1 Inn t come dnnn tn tile track any more and the bookie hus a swell iITanee onllet what ilnn ilm I dont think And dont tilnk li the pikers or tin horn tlnt lines It all either kid George aya The hc1kle with his fir open can say Nothing doing when he Is approached by them that did their picking on n tw o dollar basis when It was I Reddy the Rootei CA1NTt l SAYGIMME A AND SMALL Box o THIN6j I PAINTS Qa H 1L NES ORFUL SICK REAL t EEP fiR BONOSGt I TINK T HEAVENS WHAT 15 TNE I MATTER u i Gr r h I I ciifh in advance and who now want to put down fifty on the tavorite at news paper odds when Its the V lit extern of the gentlemen agreement that Ill see you afterwards and M le I Thats the worst of It LieorBe fays you dont know who to trust because you cant trust nobody and of course you have to trust some that here tofore was good George says he can give you the names of dozens of socalled buslneH men In New York and so can all the other books trying to do business under illffloultlei wino coUects It they wins and does a disappearing demon act It they loses A certain rich millinery Importer stlnirs him for four hundred Three Wall street brokers whoso names would surprise you Is Into him for a thous and apiece and they keep away from the tracke They know they alnt got nothing to lose because Its a debt of honor and they alnt got no honor I Mamma De Hran rombe says such things makes her shuldor and hat almost destroyed her faith In human nature George says It sure Is fierce and the only honest men he knows Is thieves Well well sot how It comes out Monday unless Phil Dwyer and the bookies weaken In their present Intentions of saying Money up becauae you can trust us but no markers ROCS because we cant trust yous Dopey McKnlght says all this goes to show that Morality dont pay And Usorge says Morality sure dont pay when Morality loses on the horses Dopey keeps about the same Only he wants to reform too and Is drink i ing absinthe all the time trying to sober up Him and the Musical Swede Is I not a sciemt to go to Germany and start a prohibition party bfUSe Ger many Is tho only country that aint got any Uut the arranijimimts was broken up because the Musical Swede borrowed a dollar from a friend without waiting him up tlrst and was sent to the Island Dopey has n new pal that he ohums around with now Dopey and him Is sure leading a strenuous life because everywhere Dopey goes especially If It i Is In a flrstclas restaurant or hotel the pal gets thrown right out Ho never seemed to do anything wrong but sure as he popped In any Place he was thrown out on his neck At Churchills or Jacks or at the Knicker I bocker or Slmnlevs as ion as Dopey new pal cnme In they played ringtoss with him And all Dopey would explanation was that he hail a bad nanje We finally finds onl that his name Is Hoach ann the dont want anything like that In a nrstrlne piece Hut why dont they throw nut Dper MoKtilght ton Its a bug If them ever was one I a post card from Sandow from Paris Sac did you hear about me polling Pure I did It had his picture on IL and these words In his own typewriting Little girl Im strong for you I What do you know alioui that SAYARTIEI WANT 1 ANYTINC fER To FIX up ME YER SAY FACE WID DES REDDY pAINT SOS ILL LOOK ORFUL SICK r r r 0 It ntHr GO 5TRAIGHr HOME WITH UHr 5 Hirt T11 SIR SA rsJi fa 1y rc v e 1 sCtilt G By George Hopf e I I pur ON A LOT ILL MAKE YER I OYALLER AN LOoK LIKE YER D HELt TlN hs t GONER CROAK ANY MINNIt GOT OE TAu i DICE i i 9i y Mr 1 aMlvr vwJ y 0 I Ii I 2F i I COME NOVJ START COME OrJvjfRE I i THE WHIRLIGIG 3GGlrJA HOLE I PER R OE PEN AROUND De CUSHIONS JTlAJANT NANT PoLE loNSo r snr P r I I t VI lI4 X 1 w The Worlds Big Eaters I I Some of Their Table Feats I J3 JA 3K i X iW N gastronomy taste requires long cultivation and seldom reachftl in maturity before the ago of forty despite refined home surroundings nN rays the author of Dining and Us Amenities which hall some rl the table thing about everything relating to f l ail The beasts feed man eaU j the wise man alone knows how t eat said Brlllat Savarln Some reputedly wise men however have not knows how to eat wisely There have been many famous human gluttons among when are numbered Alexander the Great and the Emperor Septimus Severua who JjoU died from overIndulgence In food The genuine gastronome eats in moderation with elegance dalntlnesj and dli comment not so all our ancestors A distinguished statesman very lean ant lank was In the habit for many years of eating steadily and rapidly for twentj minutes anti of gulping a bottle of champagne than tiering In Us chair Lot fifteen minutes waking suddenly he would begin to eat and drink as much al boforo Then again falling asleep and for the third time awake consume tbJ same enormous quantity of food and drink Milo of Crotona would tat about twenty pounds of meat and an equal quatv tlty of bread and drink nine quarts of wine But he was outdone by the vase tarlan Alblnus who during one morning consumed u0 llgs 100 peaches 10 met OilS pounds of muscat grapes and 4SO oysters In tne presence of Aurellus Iiagon devoured an entire wild boar a hOlt sheep HO loavs and drank a cask of wine These ancient records come from Greece and Rome Hut It Is related ol Louts XIV that a single meal he ate four plates of different soups a wholl pheasant a part lige a copious plate of salad some roast mutton two lUg slices of ham a fair share of pastry and then fruit and preserves As to the etymology of picnic At the Greek feasts each guest furnished his own share of the comestibles which were carried to the banquet by his servant 1crlcles had a slave a native of NIcomeilla known to have a sour dlsposttloj find a bitter tongue on which account he was nicknamed plcrous Nicomedlan When the master sallied forth to some feast accompanied by his slave tU street urchins of Athens who had little respect for rank and none for nam acre In tho habit of saying There goes old Pericles with his picnic carrylnl grub to the east In time whenever each guest conveyed his share of toot to a meal this feast Itself came to be called a picnic Aristotle who observed everything said of beer that while under excess 01 other drinks men lull on their left side their right side their faces or theH I hacks men drunk from beer fall on their backs only Rum has the repute of causing the most quarrelsome and pugnacious kind c drunkenness and gin drlnking makes men gloomy surly and sour r Science and Prayer 1 By Sir Oliver Lodge 7 ONOBIVE a scientific God How would he work The universe IB goon t erred by law effect Is connected with cause If a thing moves It la bas fra f cause something moves It effects aro due and only due to agents II there he guidance or Control It must be by agents that It is exerted Then wlut In the si1erne ot thin Kg would be his agents T Surely among such agents we must recognize ourselves Watch the blr J tehin7 Its ymiru to fly the mother teaching a child to read the statesman nursng the destiny of a new born nation Is there no guidance there What U the iteming of vislitlon and municipal government and acts of reform and al the struggle after better lives for ourselves and others Pure automatism eay some an Illusion of free will Possibly but even a dream Is not an ab olut nonentity the effort however It be ccounted for exists What Is all the effort garden scientifically but the action of the totality of things trying to Improve Itself striving still to evolve something MS IT bnller and nippier out of an Inchoate mass We are Gods visible and tangible agents and we can help we ourselves can answer some kinds of prayer so It be articulate We ourselves can Interfere with the course of Inanimate nature can make waste places habitable and habit able places waste Not by breaking laws do wo ever Influence natlrcwe cannot I not break a law of nature It Is not brittle we only break ourselves It wo try I but by oJpylng them In accordance with law we have to act but act we can and do and through uc act as deity If we are open to Influence from each oWer by noncorporcal methods may OWt not be open to Influence from being In another region or of another order And If to may we not be aided inspired guided bl a cloud of witnesses not wit nesses only but helpers agents like ourselves of the Immanent God I The crudities of faith he ling have a germ of truth perhaps ai much truth as can be claimed by those who condemn them How do wj know that each If not ignoring one side that each Is but half educated each only adopting hall measures Tie whole truth may be completer and saner than the soctarlei dream More things may be wrought by prayer than this world dreame of We are not bodies alone nor spirits alone but both Our bodies Isolate us our spirts irle us W e are like floating lonely icebergs our crests above the ooean with deeply aunrrcrged porMone united by the sea Reflections of a Bachelor Cirl I By Helen Rowland 3SSGG lRrATIO Is the hors doeuvre to the feast of mil F marriage the roast beef and dllorc the just deaaert A wife soon learns that to ask her husband the point of his Joke Is almost as fatal as to ask him It It has any If onlY their heartstrings became entangled people woitfd not find the marriage tie so binding It Is a mans purse t strings or a womans apron strings that really form th ioriiian knot rt StrnnKu how a min who can no longer keep up the j paso mistaken ennui lur remorse and a brokendown con stitUtion for conscience a When a nice girl smokes cigarettes and trIes to In e lioheinlan It always affects a man Just aa though be had J MAoHJ aga seen St Cecolla doing a skirt dance No woman should marry a man unless she would ba perfectly happy to live Kith him alone In the Sahara desert because U far W excitement ors thats about what married life Is like A hiisbiniil Jotlot may be flattering but It Is about at comforting p I bOIllliet cnvriPil wllh thorns Whii you iMiislil the Kinp1 and roor of the average man clothes women unlsf Imp him for Iho Iwautlvb of the soul l Little Items of Big Interest I j Them are Oayi acres of floor space ion Manhattan Island Now York City has 183 department stores Twenty million feathers are sent from Germany to England every year for millinery purposes It takes about 21000 cords of wood a year to make the newspapers that go through the presses of New York City There are 20000 dangerous criminals In Parts who are capable of doing mur der and 100W who live by dishonest means Germanys medlcal students number 7315 Tho Transvaal produces WOOOO ounces of gold every month In all probability the roulette wheel as we moderns know It came from Japan a The Legislature of Massachusetts has Just Increased the limit of work for women and children In factorIM from 54 hours a week to 56 hour aa A locomotive engineer remarked that he never made a run In his life at night that he did not strike flarenU skunks 4 a As a rule the white flowers are more I fragrant than those of other colors S I Many doctors say that lawn trmU Ii the most healthful form of recreation a Cuban women took part In the politi cal campaign for the drat time during the late election A great tunnel has lately bien found at Gazer In the land of the PbUUtlnei In Palestine 4 The Batsman With Three Eyes OIIASE the famous first baseman won advocating teetotflllam among HAY players lIe argued well and In the midst of hie argument ba toll a story Leroy Vigors a friend of mine he said turned up to ptar In an amateur game with a skate on When VlKon stepped up to the bat he smiled a llly amfla and taiA to the 1 umpire 1 tee three tats an three ball here What act I tohioAtf Hit the middle ball laid the umpire But Vigors struck out Darn YI Vlrorj1 said a conch whj sSUSat ysa Ml the saMO fmfl ISrt the umpire told your I i 1 did told Vlrorc with a tototd aJr olltPlh1Ut with sk

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