The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
November 28, 1908

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tt 4 Y L f i W J JL H y rrr r I J L T L I 1di HUNDREDS DEAD IN MINE HORROR f ARSUL ARMY DEFEATS NA VY SCORE 6 TO 41 EDITION I I i I WItT1IltPnIr tndnri Sunday clonilr nnit ruin mjjj f flfJt orl FINAL r Circulation Books Open to AIL I r Circulation Books Open toA111 RESULTS EDITION I LPRIOE ONE CENT NEWYORKSATURDAYNOVEMBER281908 PRICEONECENT i I I NAVY FUMBLE AND STEARNS lONG HUN 215 MINERS ENTOMBED BY EXPlOSION I PS GRIDIRON BATTlE FOR ARMY TEAM NO HOPE OF RESCUE ALL MAY BE DEAD I n TiN If iN In First Six Minutes of Play West s Point End Carries the Pigskin I Within Striking Distance of t 1 the Annapolis Goal i f 4 r FIRST HALF ARMY 6 NAVY 4 SECOND HALF ARMY 0 NAVY 0 FINAL SCORE d ARMY 6 It NAVY 4 How Uncle Sams Rival Football Teams Lined Up for Todays Battle c I Navy Petitions Arpy Janet L E Johnson Northcrolt L T Byrne Wright 10 Vier Slingluff Centre Phlloon Meyer IG Ioss I Leighton R T Pullen Raifeneldcr R K Stearns iLange Q B Hyatt Clay L II Dean Dalton R II Grlble Richardson F B wxmberlaln I BY ROBERT EVGREN FRANKLIN FIELD PHILADELPHIA Nov SWest Point beat i tnnapolis here this afternoon in one of the hottest games of the football season The result was in doubt until the game was over The Army r I scoring was done in the first six minutes of play when a brilliant run by r Stearns and a gooJ piece of line smashing gave them the single touch down of the game Dean kicked the goal In spite of this sudden re I I verse the Navy picked up heart and fought aggressively until she had the ball within easy reach of the Army goal Then the Navy kicked a goal from the field and scored 4 points The score was not disturbed in the second half for neither side ever got dangerously close to its opponents goal while in possession of the ball Greble and Dean for the Army und and ribbons walled in the arena It Dalton for the Navy punted macnlH might have been the scene of come I rervtly nil thiougfi the Kfme Kvery p ancient tourney vlth fair Indies wear ij jiunt from Mart to JlnMi called filralRht ing the colors of their heroe I riown the field wit limit InerftTPiiep Ono subject much discussed this morn jBoh teams played furiously all I tIP wii jg was the mixup over the ofllclaK Where wns rnoro time talpn nut for In in which Irecdent Roosevelt took a puntp than III any other big Kama this hand yesterday It Is claimed the Army er Vet even toward tim end of I IIP had agreed to give the Navy the selec econd half there was no let up In the tion or three of the four olllclals but peed of either team that the Navy anted to name all four The Army and Navy met on ft ficl or them Every name on the Hat se fit for fighting or footracing with Just lected by the Army for referee was reo Vnough chill In tie nlr to nerve tho fused by the Naval authorities and a men in moleskin to tholr best scrapping deadlock1 looked possible It was rt form Clear sklrn overhead und war until after protests had been made by mnllght delighted Ihn spectators both sides hot Roosevelt Jumped Into And what a crowd there wan Tim the breach with the order that tho ath I chivalry the beauty tho wealth of tim letlc associations get together or he Republic began to match under the would forbid the game JlUBn archer at the entrance before tho Roosevelt Namas Officlali I jioon hour was over At first they came There was a conference at the White hlonly nliiR y and In groups HOUFC Present at It wero the Super The first thminnnd was lost In th intendent of the Naval Academy Cap vnMliMn of Iho bleachers that stretched Hadger and Secretary of War Wright lark from tim gridiron hi gentle MupcB At thiN conference It was left to the 3n tho middle of Ihn north Htnnd u sec President to select the referee and um I lion WHS itnerved for thn navy rooters pire and It took him but a minute to ACTORS Ihn way Iho armys black ami do It Tiny and gold stood sharplY out ngalmit Kvans of Williams was the ret the brown bleachers nee while Al Hharpe ot Vale wan Stands Gay With Color the umpire This selection it Is said I pleased both sides but Just the same 4p In front of tho army section a hugo thfTB Is an undercurrent ot feeling megaphone stood on end waiting especially on the part ot the Army men I fP Orndiially with the coming or the fair who make the claim that the Navy I irtlsHn navy blue and army gray wanted to run the whole came I lit ktamld bernmu llutterhig beds of Army Marches to Seats 1 color brilliant In Ihu sunshine The I sun came out hotter and hotter Htlll Thn brownturfed battlefield still the crowd ponied through tho en I vacant looked bare nIl grim Then In I trances massing from wall to wall Ihn distance sounded tho shrill music p It was a crowd quivering with sup I a fife other sounds blended The rnuslo pressed excitement for this wn a gains rose to n clashing concord as under the In a score a game to decide whether archway marched the Army band lAnny or Navy goes In the lead For I thirteen years the CudetB have been I Continued on Second Page lighting It out Jly winning the lust I TAKIO 1JI13M All IIOM15 thOu Nllv I IrUEC two games Navy boys managed tu There Iwo are cutup IIctura lulllu11 jiull up even Army had won six games eii uns for the uuaKlIIIII and a herd oa to had the Navy and ono was a lie f Itie tuNIAY uMlifrl l with Pon tOIflor t juice r And now tho decisive battle was to begin the BRlbnllderr Pallra either And b J p14cc all 111I rou net a charmlnc Art tcnei gin With only halt an hour more to Archie Ioy Uuau or If you prefer a ck of salt the bl ch ll ri wtr narh MIL tr iQU R Cnl Snip tr IjfJHJ 11U11ti1 tWl Ito 10 tt20 LVIII 4 4 S14Wui f4H Ii ttnqrw T ISL o 1 J Miaii GAVE BARTENDER A 500 Bill AND NEVER SAW THE CHANGE i Foley Wis Thin Bundled Into a Taxicab He Says Somebody I Hlso Gothis Remaining Si5 and He Was Arrested I 101 Having No Fare To he robbed of chance from n Srnn hit tendered In rla unto of n round ol ilrin1 routine 175 and tlirn to he robb vl of fir ppo clIy In an electric cab and lat r be arrested on complaint of tho rhanffcur for being nimble tn piy IIIIF faip was thr experience of Kdward S Iolcj a real estate btoker III busi ness with James K Duro s a lawvir anil Mal estate broker of No M Vctey Street Tills Is alleged to have happened a I wok apo la1 nlKht When Mr loley MUIS arraigned before MaglMiile Cot noil Hie IIPV day he was dls ihipTei und sent to Iollcc llpadoiuulei s vhcro lit told Detective DugRiin OKarrell I nnd Kliiflcr the Mor ho related to Magistrate Cornell While ilr Jolcy was ttltli the detee itlves IMward Crnne chauffeur for one I of the fiirggrnlielnis and winner of the jVanderblli MMepMakps thr c yearn nj i vllted Police I icndtIiartrs Crane is 1 said to be a son of Senator Murray flHIie of Massiuliu Ptt Up came to tell the police that Walter fhamlwr lain a bartender In John Kellys FII loon at No 131 fiievenli avenue hcil i kept the chance of a soa bill given him liv a eutomer In pawnent of a rnud of drinks coning I3 tle nifilil boforc 10 Bill Bartender Says I fhamherlaln ivas arrcsttd last night In Kelly salooii on rt chmgo of grand larceny Ho was arraigned today bp i forp Magistrate Droege and pleaded I Found Almost Too Weak to I Attracted the Attention the Door Fc j A woman known In the neighborhood as Mr ISIIzabcth HOSH was lonnd dead thin afternoon III a Hal on thn top floor1 of No I I Loxlncton avenue Three little children were found III the apart ment I The dead woman Is holleved to have i MalVPd death nnd the to 1111 I rhlldieil eic I 1 fnmlMied and so weak they could scarcely toddle nbotit Neighbors add that the dead woman was nut the mother of the children but that they I hart lived with her for several months rollceman Farley was notified by a tenant of the Hat house that the chll di r n were knocking on the door and WOMEN SEE LITTLE CHILD KILLED BY FALL FROM TEilWT ROOF I Several women leaning from tho windows I dows overlooking till areaway of a BBtenMory tenement No 93 Attorney I street this afternoon caw the body of a little boy fulling from the root to the I brick paving of the yard below Tha I women Jl cr anw d and In a f nv seconds i I the tenement vas In an uproar Thirty I families live there and they began pouring out and rushing around In the I halla and onto the flreeecares I CHILD KILLED BY FALL Ilropped Out ii IVvr Prrl bill Krnrliirril Mix blcull Sixyearold Charles Durkmnn with his brnllier Jnrncs eight years old and a neighbors child were playing this afternoon In the kitchen of his parents home at No 1939 Cropsey avenue IJath Beach when ho fell through an open window tile mother grasped at him but missed and thu llttln fellow dropped Into the cellar entrance one floor bo low striking his head upon the cellar I step Although the fall was onla few feet the child wan dead of a frac I tured skull before aim ambulance ar rlvta rom tie Coney liitnd Hoipttnl f not guilty Mr 1rly told how he entered the saloon nnd a derail thre luutuN of drink I fhamboHaln lie sore iml wa Cor roborated by Crane put the Jif i bill in the ca h register Chamberlain on the other hand filil It was a 10 bill and that lie handed it to his employer John Kelly nskliiK him for change as there wus not 521 In the drawer In this he was contradicted by his u3ij PlOY ti who swore thut the only bill IIP ehinged that night was a tin bill that Watson the waiter had Riven him frane testified that after Poles had given over the ti bill to DiiimiiPilaln he Hsked for his change anil is t ld he would be hell It later Wh Kol O I I ercl ted wore Crane the pJaiupt led 1oliy inio the back room Then siid Ciane PnUy was taken by another man and I undlcd Into a waiting elec tric cab TI wifs while In this Foley Mild that he thought the balance t his money abnut tmtsai takon from I him Mr Kolpv was living at No 1 East rift let Ii street and when he reached there jie Ieovered he had no mone The ehniiriiiir enused his arrest In the Yiirkvllle Court next morniig he WHS hal gct with refining to pay cab hire The recital of his nights adven ture iuihpil his discharge MngNtr tp Drnege paid Hint it eempd Improbable that a ash drawer hi any alo ifl at 11 oclock at night ould be without the change of a 14 bill 111 thituliTliiln tusi tiled and that h e It e Idetn P of Mr inne was not dis proved no Die statement of Mr I role be nuld bold hambcrlam for the Grand Jury Hall was fixed in the sum of JJiMl I Mr Foley Is about fortyeight yen I old lie is now Ihmg he Kild nt X I Wi t One Hundred and Secoml htlVPt STARViNG OH1LOREN LOOKED IN ROOM WITH DEAD WOMAN Valk After Their Cries Had of Neighbors Who Had rced Open crying Ho mind till flat locked and forced the door The dead woman who WHS grayli a I red and about lllly ypars old was tonnil on the floor She was fully dressed There was not a cent of money nor n scrap of food In the place The elder of the three children wae n girl of six then them win a bo of four and n girl of three They were scan tily clad fun woman body was re moved to the Morgu and the children turned over to the Clilldrlis Society Nothing was known about thn woman by her neighbor She never went out of hr lint except at night and was not known to havo any telatUes In the vicinity In which she lived r The child was Instantly killed He was H TJ Kernel ten years old and had been playing on Ills roof No ono Haw him lose his balance on the pdgo of the root The childs mother Mrs Either kernel wan hysterical She dashed madly about In tho crowd of hysterical neighbors So excited were the other tenants In the building that thn reserve from thn Delancey street station had to lie called out to restore order BINGHAM DENIES WHISKERS In his olllce at Police Headquarters to day Commissioner Illngham vehemently denied that he Kad cJiaraclerlred Oov Hughes us His Uoyal Pink NVhlskers In the presence of MaglHtraiitea Hylan Ciclemar and Connolly of Brooklyn dur lug an Interview concerning additional court police two weeks ago When shown a clipping nf the story the Comml loner exclaimed That In a deliberate falsehood I never lined uuch n term during my ses sion with the magistrates and neither did I say that he had better keep his hands off the Police Department During the campaign I remember having euld that Guy Hughes may be Ii plnkwhlkerw but by Cud lie w Vote IIIUer It u r Greble Star of Army Eleven I And Lange Leader of Navy I GREBLt WESTpOfNT I LANGE QtJARTH6ACf NAVY I I p I I i HT 1 4 J EVERY NEiGHBOR HEARD FIRING OF SPADERS COOK I Mistress Vas Rebuffed Butler Lost His Nerve and So Did a Policeman They flrul the rook up at Willard H Spaders house No 21 West Fiftysec ond street thin afternoon anl It will be a long time before the memory of tie nvent Is erased from the minds of Mrs Spador her butler her other wr vantc and the poople of luau neighbor hood The Books name In Mary Coreo ran she Is thlrtyftvn years old and buxom GoIng 10 the kitchen for the purpose of giving some orders about dinner Mrs Spader found Mary sitting oil the table with a bottle III her hand Mnry was most amiable Come In maam she cried heartily Come In and have a sup Porando beat Hayes hut what did Crowley do I auk you Mrs Spader what did Vow hey do7 Make yourself at home maam Mrs Spader Is a conscientious house wife Here war an infraction of dlscl I puns that called for pimlhliiiient Kha hilled to do It because Mary Is a good cook but she felt It to bo her duty Yes Mary Was Discharged Mary clue paid firmly you are dis charged I shall end your months wages 33 Oown to you llurroo yelled Mary bounding from the table You cant lire me maam Im from Connaught Get out of this now or Ill throw you out Mrv spotter departed At the top of I the stairs she found thn butler a largo I Impouln person and directed him to go to thA kitchen and lire Mary Then Bhe retired to her room and locked tho I door Thu butler like a dutiful servant walked down stairs and Into thu kit chun Mary propelled u platter at his head and ho lIe l roauhlne the main hull I I 44 hiaoa4 Va v ijiA GETS FATAL INJURIES IN A RUNAWAY ca Thrown From Runabout He Suffers a Fracture of the Skull Dr Andrew r McCosh of No IS Kant Fiftyfourth sippt one ot Ue greatet surgeons In the country wan mortally hurt In a runaway nt Lexington a enuo and Fiftyflxth Street this afternoon He was tnlten to I lie Iresbyterlan Hos pital of which he IK chief consulting surgeon suffering from a fracture nt the base of the skull Although the doe tore expressed little hope an operation was performed at once Accompanied by his coachman Will Inm TJnner Dr McCosh was driving a pair of spirited black homes to a run about down lark avenue between Fifty tlfth und Fiftysixth streets when olin of tho horses shied and swerved tIm light vehicle Into a truck The Impact smashed the whlffletrpp which III fall Ing frlghlrneil the horncs Into bolting Left Helpless In Buggy At the Oral Jump or the team Llnner who had taken tho rPlim from the hands of his employer was dragged out of the vehicle Unner fell on hit face but was not badly hurt Tho runaways dashed along unchecked and Jr McCosh eat llllplf80 Thus horses swerved Into Flftyflfth Mrrut tmuinl Lexington avenue and torn along that block at full tilt They scrn making headlong for a trolley car when the right wheel cracked the vn tilde lurched and Dr McCosh was thrown out on his head The surgeon fell dlroctly In front of t hun Ba Ii lea Hospital and Dr Klnibull and several nurses rushed out to his assistance Hu wan carried Into the Institution and mlnlsteud to t lucre un til an ambulance arrived from lift Presbyterian Hospital Associate of Dr Bull Dr JlcCouh U well known socially and an a surgeon hall mado tin envi able reputation Ills practice la largely among the very wealthy and bus U a famous operator fur appendicitis He uitk operated en hlnuclf for append cltls a year agu Hu In a son ol thn late JmtifH 1I111lIlIh fur a long time prenldent of Irlnrrtun Unlvurxlty UK rrl a member of t lie Unlvurflly and rrlnctton IluliK an wuU an of many re ijUal soelettea I I Marianna Pa Shaft Largest Soft Coal Plant in the World Scene of I Terrible Disaster by I Mine Gas RESCUERS DRIVEN BACK BY THE INTENSE HEAT Get Within Short Distance of Entombed Men When They Are Compelled to Aban don Eftort Little Hope for Many Victims BULLETIN IlTI Mil IKJ 111 Nov X Tln llrnl rpNciilnli parly of nlxtr picked men nn compelled In rclrent liy I In liiHimt licnt after lOttlUK wllliln n Mlinrt ultatamuec In flu Mnrliinnn mine nt where lio inliifrti lire rntiimliid It IK nut heiIeet nuy cnn get oat Hll v e r Special to The Evening World I PITTSUUltG Nov 8A tcrrific explosion followed by a fire I in the mine of the PittsburgBuffalo Coal Company at Marianna today closed all avenues of escape from the underground workings and no less than 275 men at last accounts are entombed Smoke is pouring I from the two shafts of the mine audit is feared that the loss of life will I reach an appalling total 0 Within an hour after the explosion a special train carrying experienced miners and the latest apparatus for work In n pltuatlun of this kind left Al oiiomignh t cIa 1a III the mean lime Btcps hud been taken by the olllcers of the company nt Marianna to start thue work of rescue but the excitement and panic In the vicinity seriously hindered the preparation 0 The IlttsburBDnffalo mine Is a new one recently opened Adjoining It Is the town of Marianna which was built especially for the miners and Is said to bo the model mining community of thin world Most of tin imprisoned miners are Americans The scene of the dis aster IH In Washington County not far from this clly but in nn Isolated nee lion of the mountains John IT Jones president of the Pills CAUGHT ROBBING fURRIER TWICE WITHIN MONTH Twlco within a month has Harry Gorflne of No Di Norfolk street tried to rob the fur factory of Divld flirt hnum at No 33 Horn street just oft the Unwery and both times has hn been IntiKlit Ho cFciiprd punishment for thu first onVriPo because burglary could not be proven but this afternoon ho was i apprehended with the Roods together with two companions Morris Ilium of No 210 Kant lourth street and Lewis Walters of No ll Suffolk street Gorllno IK caught ulll another man In Hlrnbanms place about UIICH celts ago Ills Iompanlon Will cent to prison for one year but lioiilnu escaped on a technicality Hy order of Inbpectoi Me Cafferty Ilents Vllbur and Uoehcuan took UI fJortlnnH trail as he left duo courtroom and did not lose alglit of him therm lieu They saw him meet Ilium and Wai t ers nevenil tines his afternoon lliuy follovted lilm to Hand street and the How try whtr ho lilt L Mi compwnloim who welo sitting on the neat of a small truck Tho Iliivu men then went Into thu building at No 33 llund ttKHt vvhile Wilbur un l iPohrKiin lifter summon ing Detective hughes and MuKtmn to help guarded that entrance Uorllne eta ggt reti nut In ubont hun hi an houf curryinu a big bag stuffeil with rillS which hu bosseI Into thu waiting liuck Tin dilPftlvoH jumped on idm and plactd him iniilui1 arnSL Than I lie ciltiit l t butt bmiibt hug und I cuveitd Ilium und Walters busily lying Him I liuumK entire Block Into bundltu for rauvalcut rtmovul burgHuffalo Coal Company who has personally supervised the Installation of every known system and device for saf ety in the mine was overwhelmed at the I news of the catastrophe Ho said that Ktato Mine Inspector Louttlt and Mine i Foreman Kennedy had Just completed the lasting i an Inspection of property two days and found everything In per fect condition Of course Ills not known whether the explosion wan caused by gas or powder I Tin explosion occurred shortly before noon and shook the whole countryside I Tho wives and children of the miners rushed from their little homes in Marl I anna to the two mine openings on thin surface whcio they found groups of I white ficcd men helpless In the emer gency Stilling smoke was pouring up the shafts and from the hot breaths of air that puffed Into tho faces of the spectators It was apparent that lames had aready reached tho timbers below It so happened that the disaster came nt an houi when almost the entire force i or thn mini was at voik underground There U TP few men around the surface workings mid In thn town and the lo cation Is so remote from other settle mems that help was slow In arriving The first outsiders to reach the scene found hundreds of weeping hysterical women grouped about the shaft houses watching the belchlnpr volumes of smoke Issuing from the only avenues of escape from the mine Tho fact that the work IngH are new and have none of the winding side passages and devious ave nues of eseapi Into other workings such i us lire found In old mines made the situation all the more hopeless Veteran miners opined that the BUT vlvora of the explosion had been cut oft I i from reaching the foot of tha shafts by tho ra Iuii spread of tho llamea and the I volume of poisonous gas Although the mine has two shafts only one was equipped with a cage by which hue men wen lowered and hoist I ed Tim rItual wax near lIeu top of time bimft carrying two miners at die mo ment of the rxploMon Tim force of the i oncusslon escaping through tutu shaft blew the cage through the machinery ai th top und 3uO fent away Iloth thn mlncrt wuru Instantly killed Due hud Ills head blown off Mine Foreman Henry Thompson wn killed by Hying debris at tho 101 of the shaft and two Italian laborers who were working lIar him were seriously In jured Iloth shafts are clogged with debris and poisonous ga fi well from them with overpowering force On a special train whlih kt IHtHbiircr this after noon carrying President Jones and other officers of the company wu a supply of puttlit helmets equipped with whlrli rescuers will bo ablet to work In any at mosphere President Jones pays thern wero not iiioie linn luO men In the ruin at the time of tin explosion Minn Inspector loutllt nnd Mine Fotenmn Kenruxly who Uro mil I In uimt iiti hut cnrnplotlnK the report of their Investigation plats tliu number uf men entombed lit Ur l oO unlv thu most optimistic can tKuru that uny of Ilirm nr ailvv It Is feared that cunuiim to the in Ins through bIte shafts I Hit of thai ques tion Sonm of 1 ito oith nN of tile com uiny believe it will be tutsary to die I through MO feet of nolld iial bwforn tli underground workings can Ui reached i 1 a Vtj

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4 HF H I Jill M J T r 51 HE EVENING WOULD SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 1908 j I ELEPHANT RACES OVfR EAST SIDE II HIDES IN A YARD Nellie Scared by Educated Pig Runs Away From the Hippodrome Stage i 10000 JOIN IN CHASE r Animal Dashes Through Tene J merit Taking Hallway With Her r i Nellie a btc performing elrphant one fat the troupe of four thnt was landed from tiio Georclc tho liner thnf sank the Flnmicc Thanksgiving 15ay became panicstricken on the since of the Hip oc rome this morning bolted out of the I stage entrance nnd startcl on the most i exciting career ever pursued by any Uourfooted creature In this city j Hoisl the Milanese trainer hnd taken I Kellle and her three teammates out on Ithe stage nt G oclock in the morning to I Vehcnrse them They me rmiMcnl elephants but the ienl of an d pi grated on her delicate sense nnd she passed out of the Mlpuodromp tak 1 ptn four doors on the Tortythlrd street llde with her I Arthur Muller n timekeeper cot In the way and was lucky to escape with j 7o broken wrist and serious bruises I T With uplifted hunk from which there j iBsucd a continuous thunder and shriek r cf fear and Nelllo I race raced eastward en I ort thlrd street swung around Jie corner of rith avenue luinbereu down j the avenue to Fortysecond street Without a halt Nellie pounded through tho traffic of Fortysecond street all the li ay to First avenue every foot of tile j n tvity accompanied by demonstrations ot panic on the part of pedestrians and the drivers of ve ies An Army of Hunters I r llounted Policemen taxIcabs big tourine cars milk wacons Ice watrons I nd brewery wagons formed a mon trous procession of pursuit as the Kieat pachyderm wallowej through the thick trafflc on the thoroughfare All this added to the panic of poor I Nellie and as she swung southward Into First avenue she uttered squeal I an shrill as the sirens of tin Ire en 6 Klnes hung her head and ploughed alone blindly Every half Mod a ve thlclo of some sort sot In the way of 1 the stampeded elephant and was A brushed aside like a cardboard box apllllng their drivers nnd leaving their horses sitting bnck on their haunches in petrified astonishment An Audience of 10000 By that time there must have been ten thousand persona In the clamorous wake of Nellie but nofcody In front who could jump or skip or hop out of tho way Roofs of tenements began to fprout block clouds of yelling eager people The animal was forty shows nUll five circuses In herself and seemed i to know It i Down Pint avenue she lumbered for r half a mile and would never have mopped ImI not a crashing mass of fire apparatus turned the corner of Thlrtyr third street and headed toward her the f firemen standing up waving their arms whanging their Tones and shrieking their whI811s like a lot of maniac This approach gave Xcllle pause for a moment Then she yaucd sharply round the corner of Thirtyfourth meet and proceeded westward along that Jane of traffic Midway In tho block a team attached to a milk wagon saw Xellle coming and heard tin awfsome music of her trum pet whereupon they proceeded to wind themselves nrounrl a lamppost neighing In terror The altitude of these horses made the HIM rod animal plUS agaJn o nhe turned und dashed headforemost Into lhe nearest house This happened to be the double lIne r ment Xoa aiS3S Uast ThlrlyfourUi street There U a fumpnrtlvely narrow Imllway between thes miiilnrs one side of whlci In occupied by the saloon of T J Dueling tlie other by the bur x br shop of lltury Urunner I No one who looked on Imagined for a moment that the elephunt would nego tlate that hallway but then they didnt know what several tons of elephant can do with a good start One butt of Nel lleu head and the door fell with a ralh Elephant at Their Window f f Henry Orunner the barber his wife and daughter were suited at breakfast 7 In a room iooKJng out un tho budourds tanrl jU1 ftbaft of the barber hop Tacy j did not kno l what was going trrougri J i i I the tioiift HIM ant tratiMUril with ter ror Then in their lilanohril face WM iirned to nr l tin1 ynrtl llicy snw n inup Hephaiil iimd Hi tho window iml ti y llstinnl for n fraction of n econd to a hell w from A long trunk that was thrust Into their very mhlt The Orunner family lft theIr fieatf In one precipitate 11191 unit rcachcil the bnrber shop In front Just us two ciis miners wore nprliitfliiK from their clinlrx their fiicr only half shaved IJoiw Ninber anil family journeymen harbors ami iisloincis purged oui Into tin1 Mrcol throfiKh the closet ulndous Meantime N nil IK hail the linrk yard to hertelf nml procvrdci to trim ilown the icmes and liulRe 111 Interfering wall to the cnniteriiillim of hundred that looked on rroiti windows nnd roof She WllIt IhroUKh two fences to the south K a cloun walks thrutiKh n paper noon then slip swung hnr heul against bnck fences ilpinolishliiK them livery now nnd then she would rlinrne upon n rear ynll and batter In Ihe brick nnd miaslt the windows with her hcud And whenever the brenth entile to her she would shriek a little more with rage A nd fear Capt Cray of the Kait Thirtyfifth street station hnd arrived with his re Ferves Mounted policemen and blpycli pollcomen had assembled fremi every nearby post nnd presently there wore added reserves from ttp Knst Twenty second street stAtion HIH the East 1lf tvttrt street station not to mention pllrtit men from th Clrnnd Central tSn tlon nnd the force of flrfnen that UMI ally repoinl to a seiond ularm of Ire Other Elephants Arrive They hail ropes and ladders nnd flru hooks and Kriipnels but none hnrt a plan for restralnlnc Nellie nnd nil thought It wisest to wait for the arrival of 1rof HOSE who as reported on the uny Hum the Illpiiodronu1 with the tlnee other elephants of the troupe of four He arrived at a round trot III om panled by annther concourse cf inter ested thousands Nellie Rave her personally conducted exhibition for clUyfour minutes In the uuadruiiKlo bounded by four roll s of tenements Unit face on Thirtyfourth street First avenue Thirtythird Mreet nnd Second nvonun Had It not been for the fnct thnt there Is n narrow vacant lot ndJolnliiK the northeast corner f Thirtythird fleet nnd Fourth aipime the freelim at this lnr p juncle lady would have been an ciiKlneerlliK feat of somo difficulty Tore Down Many Fences ien as It ins I2nyO worth of fences had to be demolished n order to net to her Fli t tin feic s Mrot f Ins hnck if N is at 310 nnd li Knst Thlrtj third Rtreoi weie hnmnipred down ihPti the Klrpt nveinid fences liuk of Xm S77 57 oSl f 53 and and tuimiiK the orner on the Thirtyfourth tieel side It was necessary to demolish the fences of Nos 3JI 312 SIO M and Oi at least tbo c of them HintNellie had not al refltiy smashed to flinders Lone Hetore liosM anil his three other elephants reached the tempestuously In clined pncliyderm she beard the KruntK f her fellow performers and leturned their salutes with n trumpet of jov When they arrived through the lane of shuttered fences slio ran to them caressed their necks and wept for itlad ness HavinK returned IIK four clinnrps to the Hippodrome HISM undertook to lehunise them nKaln but after sea voy ages steamship rolll lons and this mornlnKK experience their nerves were still on the rugged edge and they nmde I another holt out into the street They j were readily teourvd again however and sent to their stalls with an extra nllowancp of Jiny JImmv Cartln tlio Mayor of First avenue undertook a deed of heroism I after Nellie hnd taken possession of the back yards of his constituents Holng to a friends stable be secured a hunch of hay Letred by his triemN he marched boldly through the nllway Into the back yard Slowly and wlUi duel rignrd for avenues of egress he tlpi toed toward the elephant who was en gaged in rooting up clothes poles Nico slil said Cartln come get pretty hay Fine replied Nellie In elephant lan guage with a terrinic snort turning and nishlns upon Partfn The Mayor of First Avenue started bnck for the street through the nehrest window emerged through another win dow Into Thirtyfourth street and wh n Inst seen was out on the end of a pier hailing a passing rowbont The Trainers Failure Another Incident of Nellies early morning stroll Hint hnd Its thrills was the attempt of Wendell Dietrich an elephant trainer out of work to lasso her Kft hind foot and stop her us the threaded her way through the trittle of Fortysecond Mreet Jle boirowed n roll of rope from n truck and made n neat throw that gripped the elephants ankle Hut shi did not Mop or even hetltati and wlen Dietrich hud gone half a block mostly on his face he let 10 There were volunteer elephant turners b the hundreds some tinned with crowbars sonic with axes bcor s with I ropefa iirjd tutis ol wire OAKLAND ENTRIES fporll 1 nlnl Wtorht OAKLAND ItAfE TIWiK Ial OV q lli ciurltJ fn Monday raw are ni fol low FIltH KACIS Sli fiulun i kclllne I llmnannff im I J of Uijil in Kmmi U 107 Hlllv Mwr 1IC SUV On 110 Iuntv tn7 I mr Hilly Viiklii lJ sinr Mlinuiu 1T riliiSini Jewul 1117 Ouzulo 107 SIHKNIJ ItAif Putiirliv fiiinfe lllnE ltuht titu Knull Ill liuimii Ill iluv VV riklirr Iu7 IT JItirl IJHI luj 1 i KlKJH lvi Ill kSirUrll 1111 IlKTll IM llii U 1 N Muuiftdnlj lol Aunt Kit 1 Ch1aI 11 Till lIS ItAfi Mile IIII1IJUllr I iiluri 117 AfiKrinuih 11 4 IranK luli lioi h loli Keliiwnu 117 II Tlinnkrul Illli CIniH nrfI Ill Mut l H1 I I 1111 JnltTH IIAii SIHe mill a iliuller ill Mllliui v Mm llo Km Io7 IliIlnicii In Ituiriiu loJ Ilillvita 1111 llvrilmii In I C Aciicrlo IT lluupnln liV Inils Alicia 107 Alclblttl1 llSi Nnliu 103 1IITH HAcn One mile sulllnc Kum uuck llL Kuna 1H Sirel Illue liii Mny I X Ill lnvuil i inn llyrunmilalv HI iliirmftlna Jlil 81XTII JtACI 1IY IIenlh at a 10110 Iur J C COIf 1I 1 Ho I 1wllikhl Jueon 0 1103111 N 11i3 11 Nu ut Colleclor A frIHJtj o Clear oJow lILa ctitii IN u io 11 iJAia PAZO OINTMENT II cuarulli 1 to our Itchlne Illlnd WceJlni pr Protrudlnr PIIM In 8 tn K iHif ft nor rtfundeij l i THE EVENING WORLDS WRITING CONTEST For the School Children of Greater New York ft 600 in Prizes for the Boys and Girls Who Write the Following Sentence in the Best Style j 9 1 i Vom of Pupil OO V SL j AD nu Jl f t J 2tcsrAer Hlpnatur nil InfxinnaUon called for in the above box mUll b turnltbed t with each yixjlmen at liouijwrttltn Vov mill Wit tbe uDoy coupon If you de lr but all p ctiiieM eut with tbh Icforiuailou vrranged a bore on anr pprr wll be frtJ ecttr d tn tfc coattxt Bdud your tf nndwritlnr to MudwrlUnc Editor EveBiD World P O Box 131 New York City Tbe conMI cloM Nov i J MUJ i 1 inrrm r in Elephants in Yard Diagram Showing How the Fences Were Smashed and Trainer Rossi Specially Photographed for The Evening World by a Staff Artist NIIIII IOUTt T OOJ w I a I I r to1 IT I I I I I I I I I II i I I I I i jNA VY fUMBLE AND STEARNS LONG RUN WINS GRIDIRON BATTLE fOR ARMY TEAM i Cnntlnuoil from First Page kabkl cloaked beating out the rhythm of the army air llchind the band marched n solid phalanx of cadets nHf In unlfnim and moving like n gray cnterplllar with a thousand legs I lanir rah from the OFt marched tlie navy The navy band was coated I light blue caped in lirllllant red He I hind marched platoon after platoon of Annapolis boys In long dark blue coats strapped with a yellou ribbon and each mini carried a yellow navy Hag with a blue band diagonally across It Rank by rank the cadets marched swiftly to their places Up went the Army yell with an otilburstng roar Hah i ah rny Hah rah ro t Point West Point Army Hurrah hurrah hurrah Hah rah rah rah rah rah West Point Navy Navy Navy Notables in the Crowd In the midst of all thi tumult little thlncH passed ounotked The boys iw re i having their InnlMK now after n long I year of otllelal iuet Who cared that i fjen J Krnnklln Hell and Siciotary of War luke Wright atul Admirals Pen I dleton and Trumnn Newberry nnd n i couple of odd thousand gentTals and commodoTO and captains nnd Senators I and Congressmen were already sentd In state Mrs Long orth II lid Miss Hthol n vplt and Miss Helen Taft hardly caused n flutter At l u both teams came out nnd the stands of blue nnd pray Inirtt Into an IndeM rl1mlo hubbub of ong find yell PUiBH waved frantically while the tennis warmed up I Nnvy sung a rousing vure with the I chiinih Sink the Army 1 Sink the Army Sink thn ilrav And 1acK eled th Army In a 1 druwnlng riot of hound The Navy Kent In Mue bhinltet puiiuled Iba field There wa no Armv mule thls rlIr FIRST HALF Nav wmi the iims for porltiun and t ht f tne VY t foul ltli a Hiuht favor Ing wind iiijle kicked glf to the Navy ifl yard line Thu ball canm buck lu yurds Val ton punted 15 yards In the Army terri tory and Oreble caino back with the ball The Army kicked the bull to tin Navy 15 yard line There wan n swift fumble nnd Steams the Army right end snatched the bull from a dozen giiinplng hands nnd tore straight for the Navy goal line He had n clear Held Une attar line Stearns pamed with the Navy In pur ult Only a yard Ir1l tne goil line they riUKht him mid I ille1 him down Tin Arriy stand be cinie a rt uf nthuslafim Tie Snvy lin gniioiei for it siiiboin dilens 1 imtierluin tried tn meal but was kn ked dwn with iilv 4 aln or two ftet AKUIII Clianiberlani wii liurlci nt ti n un l thin rine the AiTpy tiUKlel him ovcr for H tonhdcwn l itii ki kid a gml ricor Army C Nay i Scored in Six Minutes I TIA Aiiny hil 0111 In loHi than nix minuted of play Navy klckod off to Iljitlt who rouuht tho bull bnek 10 the Arrnv aiil line Without waiting o try the Nay line lioMe punted out to mid II Id The ball wnit paused to Ualton for n punt but uim m high that he could haidb gel It with hlH fingcrtlpa He tuined tnd rei overtd It Instantly hut the Army larKlHH were on top of him I nnd lie wan downed for a Ions of IS yard i U rue tbe Army tackle wan hint nnd Mrne IU8 alien out to let him recover r il ion made a nice pun doivn lo the trill iird Illlr Army Hud thu Nivys left end with nut u i n mid ua pcnnllzeit IS yarriii t prllllzlt 1 arlH fgr hnldlni wtnndlliK riGht under ibp al p i frt le punted the hall out I urdi Halton klcktJ biek to hainberl nn and the ball wax nialn In front of he Army goal pout A return punt put tht bnll into lanteh han 1 Vrr In the Navy territory TIn cat tpeeturilar run Lunges Spectacular Hun VriKKl K like an 11 dodKhig rlKlu i ml left tutu litf thu Army men heolt i Hr hrud iutui went mmlxht IhroiiKli the whole llk for IS full yariTu Twl1 ti iriunipltiint Navy twitn u I Ir lllu f r ninall uullin Tie Ainv Kt tlI hall ireble punted over t III Nnvy Siyard line At lat ttt bull WA IftUt JH U Ktsvy Ida And the Army crowd stool up to cheer I The bal vns passed back to ltlchard oil I for a faltp kick but tle Army men I broke throush anJ ran him out of hounds with I ns 1 tee r yards 1 A punt jiut lle bail In mldtleld nnd Hyatt wax knoi K d out for half a mln1

ue There na mure real batlerlnc than mimi warfare in tlU game Northoioft liroke ilnougb and lolL rI e ten niils buck of the Army Inc Then tli Army hil to punt Once the Nuvy marched buck fur a tew yards but on me next trv a lijoye and ragged for I matlon allowed the Army to come j tbrouch and throw the Navy back for 1 a Io Navys OnSide Kick Falls The Navy had only twentylive yards to go for a touchdown Ilay tried a short onsde kick but Oreble got the It II ball Tbe positions were reversed now and CJreble hooted the leather to Lange a few j arils over the niddld line Dalton tried a lon run around the end nnd after Hudlng many enRer hands wns binught down wih a small gain Then he punted cleanly down 23 alls In front of the Army goal Hyatt went uiotind the end but was called back and the Army was penal Ized Gieble kicked out to Lange and was forced out of bounds on the Armys Siyitnt line Then on a double pans Lnnge ran around the Armys left and put the I bnll In front of the Arm goal post so i near that ilnee ttips would have car rlfd I OM r Their w I n loiiw wait I whllo ilb Nay KiiUitrcd tr fore for I the last bitttiriiu rum jxtault l anpe I rnini back and Cliy with him the hal was pasjed out far a pine kick and I wlile the Naiy line hell West Joint oil Iince liootei the Kpfre str lght I between tte goal pof and over the i oar Spore Navy I Army 1 Clav wa ft ni r ul1 I ArmvM rlKht I end with ipli ndii Intel feromo and took nine yards After cueful consM ratlnn lh nluciiilH Hwarded Urst dovi to tile Navy Clay punned throui for eight ynnlM Again flay was lammed Into the line anil made te ilrst down Onlv thiitoeii yards Sipuiatd the Navy from th Armyn goal line Once the Army held ns rigidly BK a stone wall Navy Kicked Out Again IH Army kicked r again Dalton went bin k for I rc kik and Ialton illiiK tin cnil whvn Johiion broK tliroutih and dnpiiii him only thit yiirds In front of tin Navy goal line Uiilton lhk1 iin1 fifty lards nnd tin Army K nl hnd to b ill m uver again 1111n fJreblc utes wan knocked out for two min A rush or two and a punt that sftiled ort ilturly to the guiiid stum gave Nuvy 11 the bull iMltim kid1 t1 1111 1I1 out to 11 vat t 1al Jnsl over the middle of tin field Ulebl Klcki liek tn Iaiine who Was InHantlv ta lld and tbiuwn on hi Iad lange wif kiu Ui out tor u inliuii or two l ilti i kil e over 10 the AIIIV r uid liia MhfiH the bull was fiinilcil lull 1 IK i iovciid bal I irelJe inndr n thort kick bnck to Innge having gained by tills exchange Dnlton kicked again and Hyatt was tnckled hnrd on the Armys thirtyyard line Hack wont ireblp and kicked acafn Innge wns downed before he could come bnck f yard Greble booted the bnll back to the plnt It hnd juft loft liotb taiiil were growing Inte rened In the duel between the two punters lock that punt shouted th Nuvy rooteii but finble got It through h an Inch Innge crime buck and puntnl for a rhuriKe niid tin Idl inmlid in I the rlYs ICynrd line Junt wheru It hail been a inuinmt before Army Made a Gain At lout the Army BIV up puntliiB aml Mlulu va Mtit nround tin end and won egli sards TIPII on n lukH kick fhaiMberlHin wu nnt straluht Iraiht tliKUirh a ioli III tne erriUe for flvo IIM ii pardfi flrebli WHC Ihroun hiirk for I licht OB a nil Jusl then lime WIIK cullid T H fcnro ut the nnd uf the Drat half Armi G Navy t There WIIK just two points more Joy In the Army stand than In tho Navy Hut that would ncit mir could riot stop tlo Navy IPOKTM fiom hinging Tim two hand innrebHl In frurii of th rootern octinn nnd the vallnrs began to sing a song ubout thn Army mule SECOND HALF Navy kIcker off Army tried the line hut HIB whole Nnvv team piled In troll of the ball arable punted out to thu middle of the Jlell Julluii ut rlglu laekjo WXH lull on cold In tils net rush but got to thin fett before the time limit tme Unlton punted down lo the Army thlrtyrtvey rd line A runnrr on rluht end Jtve the Army right yurdii Thn nut plungo they piled up nguliut fIlI Navy defense IJetn iimih n ureat punt but landed thr bull seven yards In front of the Navy oal JIIO fron There wan 1 111111 ruih a luckleri ami he wan pushed buck u yard bufuie he went by Pulton inmlK n poor punt out II l oiiiid and Ihe Army retrieved OIl ball mf nil thi Nuvy HilrtyUyard ni hal Army Wi pcnuliztil nfttrn yurdi for orts Ie ply Army Council of War Chamberlain went through far right yurdi and Dean runted tu the Nuvy tinyard ltn D alwl klckea WC tu I Clinmberlnlii in tlie middle of tho field The Arm wint bark for a war cutm1 ell ami Uean w nt around 1 lt end 1 on a fake kick after covering half of j the width of tlie Held He guined three yards Anitl ei take kick trols live more An I Je 1 k to Dalton gave the Navy the ball thirteen yards In1 Dean front of her cal Halton kicked out to 1an Dean came hack with I rush for ten yards and I attempting to hurdletwo I tacklci thrown heavily Navy wire 1H111 There wn sudden rnnfuyil scurrying of both teams nnd Hyatt made a long forward pass to Ianste on the Navvs 10yard line The ball wui fumbled but i Lanso got it A punt was sent out thirty 1 tiir i tiler Holding brought West 1oint n penalty of live yards and Greble punted I to lange el1 tried to go nround l1f I 1 end nnd cot through hnlf n doHn Army I iin ii before IuHen ilraggoil him down 1 with no gain Nnvy punted out to mid field A short onslde kkk wns gathered In by Lange who ripped through for fifteen yards before Pullen tackled him I Lange Maker a Run Innge welt throuch the Armys left I wliiK nnd fotmht his wny along for thirtyfive yards leaving tlie ball on 1 I i the KlyiinJ line when he went down Dalton made a line low punt to Hyatt who wan downed In his traols Groblt punted bad to the Navy COyard line and Lunge ianld tb ball Ink 15 yards lletsnn went in for liwne Uel nlcki went In for Mover of the Navy iHreble punted lo Initon who wns run Hi Vianl line The lout of buunds ii 11 IH is vairif fif olTslde Navy WAS penalied ofrslll jilny Ialt m pn1 to Hjait on the i Armys 25ynnl line I Dean punted liak ncnin nnd Dalton i i DOUGLAS GOLfS IN OLD TIME fORM Fl fclal to Tl Kfmc WorlJ I I IAKKUOOIJ N J NA HAs ex ncted Findlny H Douglas cNnatlonal J ntul metropolitan gulf jllupll had 1 i rominnitlvely easy Il tdiiv In the Minllinals iif the Hit f l at the fall i louimiiniit of the 1 o1 Country I Club Iff biut Iaul VViiteriniin KU wnnuk 4 up ant II go Then WHH I plinty of Inn pluy I both Hide r Doug tat wits out In tl four UrnKix IIIOIB Hin II liigcv hill I up ut the turn Frrd HrruMiolf was neei up In liU j match UKulllhl Jonvpli I Kmipp itsn of i Carden City until llm llfteentli hole be ing 3 down at the fifth which was his j worst allowing Ho squared the match on tho tenth and again on the thir teenth Card out llerrenhoff y M 4553 I In 23 W 45 Knapp I 1III H5 155 4M42 Il 31 ua yu I It took nlnelien holes to ducldo the i second net match which If J Forrest Ihllndflphla won from Oouglas Grant of Yule A long putt on the nliieteintli of about 1 fH wan the List trw but the leal factui nan ilrmil IOWIIB I bull I MI tliil fouiuenth hole Cnillt la the 1nllfoinlin Id golfer who was prom inent In the luBt Irish championship I 11111 belongs to the Ulchmond Knglund club lie wal iiiniicr up in thu recem Atlantic flty tournament Tliliil HftJ I Hhanley sr Newark Jhl A J MtMluie Lakowooil 2 up hl I to go J W lIcMemimy Kix i 11 Ills Staten Island chumplonl beat Ills WIolI Knglewood S UP Fourth HelKriink Hears Kox Hills Iurll J Condon Wykugy i UP ami ICil go W C meven Ililliidelphlu Lent 1 W Taylor Lakewood 1 up I Q hole I EVERY NEIGHBOR I HEARD FIRING OF SPADERS COOK Orillnurd from lrit Page way of the rtwellng about ttirte jumpi ill cad uf a Ire of lamb Folio wine tliU nilKillo up ttiti itulrn ivaino a lot of Unlit leVPrnl Itece of ciwl a couple of Iron potn and a copper klte ull imvHIIntf n tliouKh they hld l eel hot uut uf a gun Aiil afUr Ihese IUIIH hand Mary Hhe Imd a roll pin In litr handSlnd Ixfore IU she yellrd itiitiy of plU DIO out you Stuiinacli luil 111 Uo tiutlcr wbu wa uu ttu brnuplil tln bail In niuinolil Tvvn j nttemits nt tli line ti I i ttMl thf j Ni 1 10 Lx upiit in fj Miss f fit Armv mill rih TI wTt tn tr 1lltol if ii XI hdl a inintiil tn IM Armvs I Hii Hyatt umld1 th p but i roveivil thO lin 11 1 Many Players Replaced U l pmtnl lit of Iiiuiul Chh nint in liir IliifmtiiiT wln waf imrt Nuxy punttil to tin Army B Syunl linr atil liaii iiiinttil tin Imll ov r in tli Navy twrritury lolniuun brouclit Iani Jow M 111 t inlilt the wvaid line Jilunil went In for SllnplulT fltnllur Twit th Xivy tflfl tn in liy nil niii hilt iKilifr h1 nor umi a foot Then tli v jmiHoil again to thc Hol illrs LiMinl lini Un fake liiik Iual fnuiiil I liilr ami tniiili si nn rant Thin was Kt tliiK Phot nml the tiKhliiiB I both iMes WiS itsperato Ill the ranil tiinils rooters o liluc AiiJ irny were on their ftei Ivini y I ifli yill Ureblc went throuBh for flKlit ynrils ami win bn ucht dIn h y HlrlianUiii lone WI hurt ami Ouoy lent In fur him DHUIJ kliliiil within 17 vanlw of tlio Navy Kial Ho 1umbn 1 ball Init turn il anil Ml n I JUM 1 foot from Ilillin Siiani was Inint and tnloii out Carberry took Ills ili Niv liuntpd tory nmilii half way 101 to Army INr The Anny trifd a fako kick tiut fiin hll the jail int a bluo Jursy fell on it illclitmlKon UJ Brut ilraisht 11 the Iiirrc for tlve yunU Snilp WITH In for Hilton I inn1 ji ntiil to witjn six yiinls r the Aimy KOI anl thf whxtle hell Imal orerlr 0 Nivy 4 j srrond tloorl Ud Ill rltaiiHe your fnet nnd lap you I handsome man Strategy That Failed 1 Hun away Mary called the butler In a locating tone I was n bad piece of strategy for Mary was not to be padded Uleldlng I her rolling pin she charged up the i stairs and the butler disappeared lly this time all the other Mrvnnts had lucked themselves In Mary went fnm door to door hammering with the roll ting pill und iliirmg the wlnde einwd lo come out rind tight Ml jiadfr feai 1 lug Uc worst nil il up Inii 11id I iiiuitirs all nuked fur lnlp i 1ollreman litglbbuu us tient IHOI to tin Hpadrt mansion from the Cust Flftytlrm street Ntutlon Hu I Flr Htatol 1 found Mtiry sitting In tho parlor quiet but rniTiacliii the rolling pin In her lap Kllzgbbons tliinuht tu blarney her siio shied I k at IIIP and 1Ie1 lis cup It A nil uhiKiit 11 i lion wlliliw for J IIIUIS fJ remii menix and soon uttnl iulli eniati 101 When Mary uw two iupa appioaii her she bucKcd against the fl unil dared thorn to close In They held n council or war and then telephoned for the patrol wagon Kventually Mary wan overpowered by sheer force of lumbers und lotked up In I cell Mm Hpud r went to the station house later and madu a complaint charging her uistwhllp rook with Intoxication und disorderly conduct A Revelation in Rye Whiskeys Unsweetened Uncolored Free from ever foreign bubMuncc CO H rrh S tr I d u REIJQIOUB NOTICES St Georges fchnrcl Htuyvntnl Hquare New York Clly Rev HUGH BIRCKHEAD Rootor ADVfiNT AUSSION SERVICES from Nvr UO to DM III Conducted by Rev W J Oavvson U D ot London Hutjtrt Pundar Nov 5Uth I U TIIU UNAVOIDAULU CtUdl DR BULLS DEATH ONLY A MATTER I OF FEW HOURS I Physician VVlio Has Been Fighting Cancer for Weeks May Not Survive Day I Dr Wllllixm T null miiy not turvlvo I the day The entire staff of doctors anrt nurses who hAt been attendlnB him ao I devotedly nt the Ilaza Hotel spent the I llht In the sickroom nnJ orders were Issued toe to permit no one to enter the apartments reserved for him ecept hi wife nnd the medical staff After n lengthy period of gratifying improvement l r Hull suffered f re lapse dining tho foe In tho earlier part 1 of the eek He did not recover his i YtrctiRth or spirits when the weather l aliped and last evening took ir turn i for the worse Vhlle his case has been hopeless ever since th nature of the malady 1 ills i Covered the ski and Judgment with ii ch the disease waa fouRht lengthened Hs life Now the doctors have readied he end of all medical re irces for the ombatliiR of the rovai of cancur nnd Ur Hull U too wem to further dlrert his own treatment Thy end is n mutter of only a few hours MRS LEEDS PAYS MORTGAGE riilim slliiiiil Knenmlirnticc on Itunch Point Her tiMvport llourie NEUTOHT n I Nov 5 0ntrarv 110 wishes n Mr nnd Mrs Fredoilck W Vanderbllt Mrs William I heeds lAS paid off a mortgage of 25inn oi Hough Iolnt which her deceased huf band purchased from the Vanderbilts a little over two years ago for JTXOin The Interest of 5 per lnl was desired 15111 on the bolld investment but Mrs Leeds In vew of ler proposed marriage to Tamisne Wolfe Cutting desltcd to i ave no encumbrances MIX FOR RHEUMATISM Thc following is a never falling remedy for rheumatism and if fol lowed tip It will effect a complete curE of the very worst eases Mix hal pint of gooi whiskey with one ounce of Toris compound and add one ounce syrup of Sarsapanlla compound Take In tnblespoonfui doses before each meal and at bed tiine fie Ingredients tau be pro cured at any drug store and easily 1 ixJ at home I S Throat Cold in Chest Ome a Oil Hub tho throat and chest with Omega Oil then bind nround tho throat and lay on the chest pieces of flannel noaked in tho Oil The Oil goes in through tho pores and reduces 1 the Inflammation that causes tha troublo Threo aizcB 10c 25c 600 MORE ABOUT OUR 10 A MON SAVINGS PLAN Dont put off saving until you can save a whole lot That time may not come Living expenses are up and will stay up Most people are lucky If they have a little to the good at th end of the month I behooves the wise man to begin saving something dollars dimes penniesnothing Is too small We have a safe plan to help you save You can buy an Interest In first mortgages on New York City property at10 per j month The Interest Is 4 ft New 1 York offers nothing better unless you are willing to risk your principal i Can you afford to risk It 7 i Write or cal for our booklet t The Safe Way to Save TOE GUARANTEE AND TRUST C9 j Capital and Surplus 12000000 i 176 Bway N Y 1 75 Kcmscn St Bklya 1 1 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I i C Gs Gunthers Sons I In order to reduce stock preparatory to re moval to their new store 518 Filth Avenue at i Forlythlrd Street C G Gun hcrs Sons entire I stock oi Furs vill be sold at very much less than usual prices j I I i IMPERIAL CROWN I I I r RUSSIAN SABLE 1 i Ranging from medium shades to tie finest 1 and darkest skins obtainable Imported direct I and manufactured on the premises into fashion able and exclusive models Also Hudson Bay Sable and Silver Fox Skins DOblyeIOb years In tbe fur business exclusively 18 Fifth Avenue I New York 1 J I 1 1 Altman n HAVE IN PREPARATION 1 t1 A FUR SALE OF UNUSUAL IMPORTANCE I 1 TO COMPRISE A LARGE QUANTITY OF j FUR IN POPULAR STYLE AT EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE PRICES 1 341I kd 35t 1t Iu 51 JUtt1 I

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a J F r r I vvr J THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 1908 3 H I l WOMEN IN PANIC I ON ROOF OF THEIR I rt BLAZING HOME 11 Tenement Dwellers Frantic II 4 With Fear Threaten to Jump to Street t ALL Cm DOWN SAFELY I Prompt Work of Police and c Firemen Prevents Loss r of Life I I Rrlvn hy io Hnr Hime to the roof V I of II four torv rear tenement at X 8 Jvnp trA thorllj heor non to rt y the forty or mire women and children of the families fn the house fre only kept from hurllns themjelvex to death hy the shout and effort a re ue made by the pjllco and tire mcn The fire sarte I In the li1 oxupl by Mr ronldco Carbo who ie n I th third f le ir She ttas c mkine wie I 1he Rieise rom 1 IIIRPJM 1lloj aver A sheet of Idiip Imt up en elopine the vnnan and InceiiiR iiI r V V hair and nn V I Mr shrieks of toro and pain broiiKbt eerj one out Into tiC bnllwavs The were met by volumes of black preasv smoke The biirnlni Rrease 11 olf llic stove onto a pile f Klndllnc and the fire began MckliiK at the woodwork of the walls Get Safely to Street Pnon the flames hiI burned tbroiich I the cell II 111111 that apartment abovt L i nn file Mrs Oibo gathered up her i tt four children and iin to the street Then he fainted When the tlretnen arrived tHY found the fireescapes black with camhiK I fri htn1 women iiI tht roof edRti I lined with white fa A the flames neared the lof the frenrled women seemed to loe their sen e They ruched scremnlnii up and 1 down shoiitliiK in Italian that they I err RnliiK to jmnp The crowd watched them In horror and hnutid lo them to go over the roof to nn adlolnlm hou e I ftui fir had bereft then of 1ielr nen e and thev luiu s ml in moie I rollceman Maitin tonley of the Oak I treet tation was among the reseres I thai were rushed tl the scene of the I flr lie fousl1 his wav tliioin the i Mind In the Miect and Kt a IOIIR lad t 1er which he inn up to the third slur I There It reached a fire escape balconv II 1 lr the women and children mustered up couraRe nfter a time to climb down It to safety The Indder would only nc I enmmndate a few m a lime and It ieenie1 as If many of them 1110 not I reach the pround before names belclihiK I from the windows would cut off their scape I V r Get to Adjoining House I f While this wn Koine on several 0 the V reserves bad run upstairs Into No 7 next door to the blazhiK hulillni and I t had herded sever o tile women from I I the roof to that of No 7 Some of them had roo be canted down and many I I V fainted a the iivirbed the street The tire was ebe ked unit after It had i J enteri Its tav ftom the thltd floor up i throiiKh Hi foui Hi to tlir roof the l I beams of which were binned through I The butldlm wbl h was owned by Nlibolls I trot I erv was damaged they I aid to the extent of Jf i 1 CASHIER 10 JAIL I fOR FIFTEEN YEARS I I V i t I V TIT rtfrn Pa N o V 2 wiuiam t tonlcnl er rot i hrr of Hie 1 1 rchan National llnnl liich failed for ii VIC JlliOlnii settle time AO as ffli I tenfed in ei ve fifteen yfar in the 1 naftcrn renlteiitlir lodav hy Indfie I Uinrs S mne of the fnited Sidles I vL 0111 W oil I g nicry wn enenred upon I tno indlrtnieiitp ilinichiK him nlth tho II Pinbi 77rinpnt and i hit i a ci Iiti of over Vflj 1rcnii I Contiar to riei tatlons theie IHr h tii no aisuments when the motion for a CI ntn irlal inme np todi nnd Judge I TOIIIIK hintiiiI lii tel pronounced sentenci 4 aaaf A tot nv HniMiali the lianl ci counxel ini enl the aise I do not think o1 that a wilt or 0 will lie asked m Il n for beliiK entenrrd Monvomeiy I glnaa Klven an oppoi unlly to make I v I alatetnent and mini f o I never took one penny of the hnnkH I iThni ney for ins own life Tho way I V hurhave been treated lemlndn me of 11 K Old day of wllhIa1 I WIIH 1111 I lo EO on the tall and IV8S lot al V ecoweil and my lff wnt hlh n1 up tftt had no opportnnitv of reficshlm my V TImor from I he Iii ok H or I IIC hank r 1 nns led to believe by eoiilifel that ft nl cn e would not be tried for four or nfflve week after Hie term of eonrt r nf opened nnd then wna hurried Into th fn court befoiH 1 was prepared I never took money of the hank At one time iiA fUlabolt five or fix yearn HBO I Wa worth over 1101110110 hit In the tinnnrlal flurry I flliimy fortune dwindled Jhl hank iilou I lout but I think with a proper Imnli 1 examiner It would mil 11011 been Jin closed II jioi Montgomery made a reiiuem that he f 10f he sent to the Federal prlhon at At 1 r 0 Unta Cia hit Midge Young Fall thA I T Illtl could not be changed VflV V VV lac r Ac tin In This We Is I pl What You i f f1 mt J Make It I And there will be 7000 ser I I arately advertised opportunities to make it what you please ad l vertised in the Want Directory k of tomorrows Sunday World ii IF VERY PARTICULAR ABOUT THE POSITION t WORKER HOMO INVEST t 1 MENT BARGAIN ETC YOU vili SEEK USE A SUNDAY WORLD AD ON YOUR 1 1 OWN ACCOUNT vL V 0 Heres a Dutch Ghost Said to Be Able to Count the Number of Oranges Spilled From a Bag r I Photograph Is Sent From Holland in Bid for 5000 Prize Offered by Psychical Society MEDIUM TO GET THE MONEY Flood of Arithmetical Spook Proposi tions Pours In but in End All have Balked at the Test By JIiola GrcclcySmith Can spirits count l they can and city gifted spirit will so far oblRe h I meilluin win culls him from the vasiy deep us to tel correctly the number of oranges spilled from a paper 4 VHi has behind tlu mediums hack ho will earn 5000 of lercd by the Metropolitan Psychical Society I Of course Ihe medium will pet the money lie always does but as we litiow from the recent testimony In the s IppperVandcrhlll case In Hroolclyn as well as from many other sources that the spirits are always so solici 1 V Vf tous 01 the material welfare of the mediums an to tirte the bestowal 111011 them of sealskin coals and real cstat OLIEli his fact should make no difference In Ihe test Toe Metropolitan Psychical Society lie profeslnn In wldi h It was secured of which lames I Kellogg or No I11 linil It IK almost charlatanism for any Uroadvvay Is President null W S Irofessor or Doctor to prop up iv Davis of No 22 Spruce street Is sec Personal bobby with a title secured 1 rotary walt the spirits to declare their a college when hint college neither existence beyond the possibility of seep teaches nor sanctions such hobby tlclsm antI to male It easy for them to The constant Haunting of 1 title or do so Its members have subscribed 50nj the Incessant reminder hut a man Is a to be given to that medium who passes I scientist K I think OII Itt II itt the orange test when we hear 11 mind that neither his II i Iiulats which have been given 11th nor hN paitlcular field of science wldn publicity all over ICurope and Is Iii any way irlated to Ids spiritistic Mmrica Ills test U described as 101 views Tleie ale also other men who lows I mo exploiting spiritism under such titles ns the Itevciend and V Itexerend Hcrr Is the Test Doctor notwithstanding tile 10tOI I1IlhlunII fact tiiut siich titles do not vouch for eltlclcney In When H ineiilnm tittitijil tOPS that I 10 II allllP II gla pIl I hg tv lh possible sharp bract tC spirit is In the room who cal see we IIPIII Ile Nhal 1111 and deception will noi elessly spill a few oranKen 1111 Il I 101 upon a table behind the medium so that Prof Hyslop and Dr Funk she cannot see them V e will also In the June numlrr nf the Journal keep our own eyes III another diitctlon of the Society lor Psychical jteseirch so that we do not see them thus ci tIll Prof James Hyslup formerly of Colum I ii all ii g the question of telepathy Hut bla College puhliihed al article de the spirit who is In tie room and sees j tailing certain icmarkable experiments the oranges can communicate the num I with a Mrs Quentln her to the medium I the spirit does Several times during the article Prof this often cnoufih to render coincidence llyslop staled positively that the per Improbable the medium will bu pre sons present during the expel iments sented with the money were total strangers to Mrs juentln In the first few days after this offer Yet less than 1 month later when 1 was male said Secretary Davis eswiote him asking for permission to be terday this olllce was flooded with nit present at I subsequent test of Mrs dlums and friends of mediums all of QuentlnH powers Mr llyslop replied whom declare that the spirits under that I would be impossible as 11 their control could not only count the Quentn had always refused to submit oiaiigep but cour perform mal mote to the teats except In the presence of difficult feats But not a single one j one or Wo friends and himself Here came back to make the test Letters j i s tu tirt lute and lucre the letter And have come In from nil over the world Mr Davis lead them both to me One came In this week fiom Holland J Then there Is Dr I 1C Iunk of Tunk containing what purports to bo the pie J g Wasmills Dr Iunk has been de tun of a ghost There it Is luded by a lot of cheap tricksters Jr Mr Davis handed me the at1 Why he even believes In Mi Pepper lIt photograph of I ghost leptoduccd i i 11 hC reading of scaled Jetteis fiom lit The Kvening VoilU and ihu letter i her pulpit II Aurora iiata fntherlril which follows Iin Hronldyii Whr those sealed letters Holland Offers Proof i cr stolen from people as they entered i the lhureh 1 aceolItihices PUiPOrtIIl R Dear SirWe lead in the Nleuvve olllce pUlvorln 11 Ical II Ielwl 10 i JJ iiiiers who tiIteittisI 10 take Uottcidamsche Courant u Uutch nuvis pulpUnsUiL HutetIllsche CoUtllt lhl UI to the pulpit i tisteati the paper that your society nwadu the IrJok ii II to Utoom t Ilto anleIoom t itcie person who is able to give convincing 1SOI 110 Ir Pepper opened them with the point Ptools that living beings can colOOl U itt 1110018 11ln bellls I of a 1l11 Wid I I 11111 1111 traIts cute with socalled dead ones the te als clte wih 8UIUIlt UI parent ns glass by wetting them with II ward being ijOy all Idlll sj alcohol 9 per cnl pine I We have written book which e Tlltll a hDOl appeared V Our society docs not deny the existence peared III June OS entitled Tlin Secret peIl1 JUI 11Itd ence of spirits 11 Davis concluded cret of Death H was written in Hie V 01llf1eo 1CIIII I 111 Wtlll Our minds art open nn the subject tot of an academical thesis and sum Iet Dr liink Piof llyslop or any b us lo the Academy of Science at Am body il the win Id prndiico a medium sKMilain In It vm appendeu ihu next nl1 that ln itteet II cnhiectie lilt sitithih theIr IVSIIKO odteiice itst fivi hypotheses hasim them on piysis and iaj 5 tot i 10 privilege mathematics and philosophy I 1 Alter the firs form of lifo of man j iKilu l e 11 Tin AVnrlill a second onu can htuln I V mDsI wonilerfiil nnfl vcr aillo ronipo er No BhoJt splrltj can ucatra the I VOUIIB Mnnny Klein tln author ot tI Influence ol Die Uiracllvu power of i Mns hit offered In not Sundayn World tin caith nnd vim write all of the Hippodrome 3 Thu ghosi can exert a certain hi mush1 conducts Its huge orchckira tiper fluiiice on men Intend music itnearsalH a tot fnrt time In i In tin1 sci ond foim of life of a lan1 ti tvron to turn out popular songs nnd wrht especially tint right of the utionger la I ibe scores nf muMcal couiedle valid a Hiloughoul nature I In ippearnnce Manuel Klein In but n buy I S The second url uf llfo of men II i nnd any one gazing at his boyish and laugh us well aa thu Hrat one temporary 1 ust leg bluo eyes would never think that It Wit ns the mateilala which the body of men he who gave ID the world such tunes nt i consist of so back to their elements the j Moon Dear all Iucla Kver since Hit materials of the ghoul go buck to Ihelrs Hippodrome opened Mr Klein ba occupied and tills process puts an end to a mans j tha coniluctorb chulr and this enviable IIUKI existence Moreover W ale willing to I lion of tompotcr of nil the meloillei ud In I give your nuflety the asked proofs by It I colnxral production and It Is Indeed an dltfeiilil tNp rimentb We leave It lo V art lo write the muMc for thcfe ureut pro you I decide If well come to New York duelions for this mammoth ilnyliuun when on conditions to be arranged or If you li I taken Into condderation that every will appoint i board of examination In note IIIUM reach from the stags to thin back Holland U ilATLA of the lop gallery two full city blocks In trrvcnlUK bclvMjcii the klnger and tin au No Chance of elepathy I dltor The various manifestations of spirit That the imiHc must be written to fit till communication continued Vr IPlrlt heardof occa louj to tarry from nil 011 can be explained In three ways 1 I 0 Inroncrlvnblo looks and intents and to fraud C telepathy W spiritism Our l powlrul voices In n manner that make orange telt eliminates all poaibiihtIe theft tound mtIodloiii In spite of the great orUIlO ulraln on the vncil be mimt Hlsc orgnnn of the firm two No spirit has yet suc Il IIt crvuvii III communicating to a Group of I write mutln of the popular kind for this t tl HUPodrouie Hullene are essentially of tin human belniik anythlne that some one 111IodII BldlOI luellal la tulliasell tutiii n1 thl thunein S person In the room did not know Now I lnS8 puo c el OI lt 1 10 Ior ve JIr Mlu iiat howl rear croraplliliril al flu vim e i 1 thin room lk know iiot 101 lnr 1111 arDmllI1 I tIlls gigantic thl and louver before was h many oraitleli have been spilled on the OlleS i uore tltetlfIii Ihal II this hireuuL Hia table till thitir uaQk being turned the jl al thlI uelll tured tIl Spuriiug na rdlaud ballet ipiiit who stIlt of courto bu preient I Il Sporlu lalel 1111 1 1 CDlr80 I vresn atid bl llalile In tb Skin will have to count theta for itirneht otid wi thel hI18lf uld I Yen and POlitiC allku have ronreded Dili 111 tell the medium t1 medlul I to hu this iu nerilecii of Die I lllpiodruuie If ho does It tha medium will get 111udIHIO I 1t1111 wi It I fiveyear career not only tmilnilly Inn the ISUOO Hut 1 dont believe lit can hil j do it W dOl I C niurlially at well und Mr KUIn ha fur I I nMiiil ls tub toid Iii tilt utiliers churl it t lit I Uf course hits lent will have to I n tiou They are HunIng The 1lajuIi I be made In til sOIlet1 room to 111 lou Th 1101 11llg hiqitiud Wlieii I Inate the potability of chall by lame Come In Tuwn Mve b iIII I fraudulent placing of mirror tiia or philll 111101 Ul Molbrliiia ler aiiii nr Aolbrlld nea Mother Ilt Itralnlnt of a telescope from the flour l6nir posttsses Bll Unu uiilly popular qual I ubovu SN MJinelhne huppena j Hy ami I laiKf tinge of patrlutlnni Han np I Fraud or Invettlgator I pvtlt 10 Dili public During ha rtndlllui Ibn miikt nuvfl and siulsildoqi Hiv cfftil And let me tell you thll tin plrlt ever lOlldlviil 111 I tung I abuwii I I chaser uddeu emphallcally little U Hie formation of a human American flat almost I much fraud ainoni alleged In by ilttyfour jrouci women upon an Impro vrtltator of ijychleal phenomena A vld ladder many fro I high VVIirn Iii among the ocnlltJ pyiclilce or inwll lag If voUnl It l itndded with thouiand umi The public hal been greatly mU ot electric bllb Width flub red whie anti led by them blut llfhtt For one thine thee men ar making uld i the Ilrrorom K plays Mr KIlt vulgar anil unjullflahle diupiy of bit written Mr rickwlck Th Mat till acqulrti In entirely rilff rentvo from Nuw inrt Ibt niw PI Wolf lorll rattonn Aa a maier of fact a till play The i4 rti r which oi ni In b do inl alwayi Indlcat proflolincy tu Lyrle Tbdtr otil Uoadir Ir SAY AUSTRIAN TROOPS flED IN WilD PANIC lrcltyt wo Thousand Soldiers Aliiindnned Guns Is Ser vian Report ItliriM il ervln Nov 2 The Servian till lal IIIWFUKPIICV has circu lated al oKtiaordlnary story from Cet tlnje MonletieRro setting forth the panic and ilicht of a body of Aii tilnn jt roots that wa c stationed Ihal the I MonteiieKiin frontier I I According lo thin recital Mhlrti per I I ips iiirnunts for the condition of pall I obened yeMcrday on the I iou lbs of I I Vienna and ltiiuiatti a lepoil was snd denlv spread atom Hit Anstilun foives I at Avtnvii and azkn in I Icie ovini i to the eliect that the Anstrlnn post nil tin Monlenejjiin Ilontiei had ben I nltncked and routed The Austiliin wir tlions at Avtovai ind 1 iako lotalllm ome ijiVui men tcre at ome thrown I Into a nll of pnib I The nllleeis and men loit their heads and lied In tiirnr In the illrculnn 0 Xuveidiie abandoiilns their aitlllirv i ammunitloii and iirnvlsion i The foliowlm day nerordlnir to HID I I liettR iiKency the fnlslly of the lepoiled attack iiid runt on the fiiinitci MIB I yliovvn tilt panic uin nlhiycd and the iitiiipx 10110 to their pusls II N added thai the two scneials In i ointiiMiiil i of the Hoops at Avtivuio and liako I liaf lifen Mimnmrlly retired IHDAlKST Nov Vii7im Hey the i rejneentatlve In Paris of Ibu Vounn Turk Committee has lcn an Inter lnv II the Iestfr llnyd In uhlch he nys We all not afraid that Anslrla Ilimuiiry will dttlate vai on Turkey Ue are piepired for war nnd moieoxer ie bave ohtiilnid from Ural Iillaln an iillli Iiil Riiannlee l all any IMermil Iii 1111 LONDON Nov cOhhiciuii clriles hI iv are at n hus to uinlerstand on what Nazlm lley could IIIIMI Mich 1 I statement as lie l alleged to hive made itt a Ilndapiwt niHiipipei No Mich I Ktiarinteo has been slven and It Is sur lillMd dial thin 13 ineiely Hie exprrjs slon of Hie iiptinil ni inipiilnn cre ated up an Kartern hiuishiaUnn hy tint pteieiiiH ut hun Untiili licet n Hie tlliL Ia I ARTIST HIT BY AUTO Dnnlel Meniles a newfpnper nrllKt nf Nn M Vent One llundiiil coil liirlyelghth htnei is II Koosevilt I Iliifpltal with I liiiitnre nf Hie iinkle mid a Iliictmo of the leg ufter liavlnii lipen run dnun hItch nlyht hy an mi to nnned hy lulm I Miirtln prnprietm nf lIin Cafn Miirtln and dllven liy iahrlel Inlhernn uf Nu 211 Viui Ioily Ilith Mirnt MendeK WHK MjufliiK Tufnyslsth Ipiierl lind SlMh lUemu lan Hie autiimnliile Ill It hteli were Mr mil Mrs Alailln titiil him The Ilniulieur was urr te ii 1 ADMIRAL SAVED NEWELL MANILA X iv fn ttli lallj I In i tttiptI tlilt the coiirtriiriiil U 11111 Cirimilulliler Iiiaile T eueli m the lull l llli I iiiln 1111 5 ln tvim iMHIKed II with IeisMiul Ills unit iluiliu ihu llee sxh i JapHI his re nti d ill a Ills I I ilin 11 I riiumniindiiliiii by i if ruiirt o f 1 mill ir pnniKhiiuiit In lulling tti pilniiinil ami ionilnemunt ui the xljlp tin a 1IUI II Is iiirher tatel thai Lil fcellliUie WIH elitlicly I roinlttiil liy IleiiiAiliiniiil Sperry Vhlli itticlil cuiillniiullon t iho ii I nillt I Inikllli h U believed thai the reK it hit vrriif I MABEL TALIAFERRO BETTER I 1ITItl Nov tMm Freilrrli who li ttiitPl Tallaferro I ThomplOI lubl1alaterro anil Mar of Pout of tin rtrrui baa r I ioveri il from III oiieiatjun for appendl I cltto unit left thin hospital today V r Ruporlor qutlliy flnui flavor biilui p punt AfH vour Iraspi rhlh ta 1Ihstk MUt4 er Uta t MAN HIDDEN WHO SHOOTS HiMSELF ON SOUND LINER Passengers Hear Shot but Say Nothing Until Watchman Finds Him Dyinjj tisengers on the Pall rivrr 11 ttea flu cr Frnvldenee wore exnteil todiy when n man vlth I bullet mle throiish his hnid was ctrriil down the KIIIIK picnic on the arrival nf the huit nt her pier nt the foot of Wanen street and hnriled off In an nniliiilaii Tie njiin wn takuii to 11101 Street 1 5ihi1ih wheie It WIIH inlil that he had no cliallie til leiliver The fut thin a pi imer had at tempted suUlde in one uf tin Invatmle nf the vciiiid inhln early this iimrnniB wa S ciinrcMlPil until the IKUI locked Aliout 1 oclorU a revolver xhut ilwaKened snme nf the pioienserR In the seciind cabin hut they did nut to pint I to C alt liemae I How land Tun hOI later a uatrliliiiin vent Into tile HiMilnry and stnmliled over Hie nil Ilimclous roini of I man In Iho manh hand was a revolver of IUKI calibre and In thy rlsht side of till lnad was a hnllet uound Letters to David Frelbern JI Itowlind cnllil in Ilirtok of ItulliPlforil N I II hit was on boarrt and who iilteinpliil lo Imiito 11 bullet nnd liitnt tin luau t 0 irtiiscliiiisni1 la Hie nimis pnclciH weie lettern uhlih hnlliMled that ne OIlS 11ld 1HibrK nf WooilKtnek N I The itt TH were limn a brother m VondMuck llefure the 111fdlII e in riied It l o ciine evidrnl thai lliu mull uns dyliiK lie had been lalen II a riililn on one lt the upper ilril and the minute Ito Heimer tied up he ltic nrrieil In tho aiiilnilanii while oilier piisMiigeis len lield hark Fitlhin If Hint is his mime appetite lo he about tweinyHiiie viaiH 11 In Ids poekelK henldfs the Ictleic were 4 In hills nnd a Miiull amiiunt II rlialiKi 1 eMimlilltlnll of the letters Tailed II nhow any leaKim lor his atliinpl at siilldr riipl Ituulanil soul lliu mini iMinrihd Mf boat at Fall Ulver and then IJuno normal I talked with other KMimd ialiln paijrnnii s and Is xup pOfcd tl haV guilt II bed alioiit 1 ddl NotllliiK innie tillS MIMI of him until the Watchman fnund him uncoil yiloili AI the Vroner iithe from the let lets found oil Hie llllll It WI leaillll tat he h4H I hronin llvhiK nt NI V5 KlKhipfiili slIce Ilk lrom one of tie let itl It atiiMrx tia duine me wroie to the brother at NVivark offering Imployinent to Pavlil and tluit I hue lat ter wax scull the letter 1 lliai he mlicit come on bore FOUGHT FOR LIFE ON BURNING MOTOR BOAT 1nlUeniin Diljeii of Ilirhor f Sipiad w lilili has ituaitia in u Ijttie nhai K rill the anal e e uw a motir ioai liuriiing Ut m I n in ch rt ly llifirn j ocluiU Hlii niii lilllK The polUimiin Mal a mini uu the io HI iituinpinj ID llt nui 11 Humes I it III wU lllmO llclflleM iitietics nianiiid I ioHboit and leu nil tie tide ni tie Ijiiinmi m nor l ut 11 lit it t 14 Thu man ii nu inc a nlnkiiu 11n leapxl II 110 virr 11111 hits itVii i iiiPu ai I li Hine liroiiKht in ID Klujii II lore he id lhll lui Wia XVIIIiiii Hi1 uf No f hIILl ivetuie II ll 1 II Vt4 Uj sly liuriKd aDoul Hie fi e a 0 lininU 111 wit taken to rft Mtrts lliinuu Th iiiirmd boat nan tie Herri i IOIh to Ouitav line Kel y I a 11110 a AMERICAN SCHOONER LOST NAS8AP Ncn Pro tieme No t The Anirrlran nrhooner Horace W MR cornbtr CApt Haul from HocWport Man for KfV Went haM goa nilinie nn the Mobile Hank ntll n total In nIl I th nirmhri uf the prow he av rlvid her safely 4 I CARNEGIE SEEMS I REAL SORRY HE IS WEALTHY Millionaires Wlm Laugh Are I Rare I le Says In I lis I New Book IIVR13 TO KEEP RICHES honmasler Declares Wealth Lessens Rather Than In creases Human Happiness I ThT i ra I h is a ptndnier of gloom nnd tfpifKMM nf mirth is no of th in V IIKIII limit ipniarVi or i1tilVw iin i Bin In his new hook entitled Prob i ei r TOIIIV V which has ill I ell I vhrl tO lliiillitfilav IBKe Io I Mil implies wlii laugh are rare vtu riiilii upher Imiieifle KntHKr mi 1 hi lili Wealth innfei no rine aiiiuiqii I may liny tile wheie iin h in f all IlaII1 dcllveird thru1 eplKrnnn the lit Hi nonmnvtrr cue on to tell us how little we 11 In the wny of filthy lucre lie M i1 ten V ItiMiml n i flu Pittl1 eP for olil age which need inn I VCIy ci eat and tnny In cii Inal wealth lessen C rather Ih1 illfC tinman hnpplness Ti Keep a ttii inn is senicrly it tilt n lll 1111 111111 III rl IUII II i V A phlhiiithii p t Kcneially means a iiinn with mole money lien sene I Sympathy With Radicals A S IIP runs allll over the subled c of j Wealth lnlitH flint Socialism Mr I ii arneie even is that lie has mote 1111 11 IIItl nvinpilhv with ioillcil HienrlM on I li dlspci Mon anil illMrlhiilloii of wealth Wealth I only n uncled I that I IIH avs ivlihiIi should lie ndminlKtered fur Mi general goal lip nilmlti that l iitnpetenre IN lioth necessarv and deMr able tint Iclies nonessential Alter pointing in itch theie is imnh II snclillsin Mult will lint lend Itself to lila It lilt I development Mr IIIIIIPRI orlsi little tin following Interesting itii ollat I slmnlil ln iPinrmhorcd nlwayr that nmlth is nut riilPlly HIM inoilnct of Ills IniUvliUm itnilti pir ptu IliinlltloiiH hut laraoly I lie joint proilnii of the coot I munlty Take I lie riipposltltlnns taco of I farmers two on who are gI yen farms liy the father I line of tliM farms In in thin r ntrp of Manlmiliin Island tilt otlnr hpyonil ttir Ilallpl They fnl loss for the tortumi IIH Mi C test lho1 The llnrlPin 111 falls II thi older the Manhattan lo MIH 3011 Ii gel MarK nov tin prolilrm nf w nlth how It 1t1I otis A fpw him ii roil hot lit nc hny HIP farm nnd III lov IIIK brother KPI out for theniiPlveK Tliry I 11 iuall IndustlloilB rlllllilr tht lf I fuini Hitially well i Contrast of Wealth I I The growth of Now Vorlj t ltvnnrth uiinl sunn innkis lice i lillilrMi 11 f tin VIIIIIIKI mal nilllloujlies whllp t line o the Ililcr iPiiiHln shnplo farinei t In rnm furliihle ihinnistam toil fnrtunnto In thIs beMind their MIIIFIS Mill nf the the es nhu have to pprfnrm iom cr vhe II llioli fellonH unit thus cm n a 1lhl1 I I Now who or whtit miilp this dif fpiTtnp In wealth Not Uloi not skill No nor tipeilor nlillltv Fiigaelty or Cit t lrl so nor Krealer piildlr curt Ire The iniilnuillly oirnted HIP million aires wonlth Uiille he slept It Rrcn PX fast tc when he nns nwnKo M HoiiM IMM riven eNarlly us It did hnO ho lon on the llarlcin and hit brother on the Manhattan fnim i The niinqer fanner nail I great I holiler dlfx and lilt children propTtv 111 le In1 11111In I due lime puss awn einh leaving I mllliiins shire the farm hAS hciomft I purl of I Brent olty and lmm ntp i linllillncs iiprjn I anmiiilly iriuliiic rents of hundivds of thousandu of dol lar v When th tNt ihlhlrM Air who hi ate itch iitu tolld nor hiiin what r muni of 1tl i nonlil IP vlnnlptl were the nation to step In and ay Hint nOiKo the agglegit i loll o tlieir fellow mm railed the Ilinmiunltj Pieuted the iksriiiilantM enltli It I fntlllcd to 1igt iiirtliin of I us the ltI5C avvsy I Dedicated to Roosevelt Mr Iirneule dcdhilfK his book to IrHIdent ioo erU 111 tie fotoAIHK HcilieriliK leiino i I 1edkiite hIS bonk to Tlieoikne ILlllSlMlt I SOOll Illl r PlVSUlBIII I who bus elevated the mnndaid of duty I in lioili ptiil mil private hit fore 111 s np tle of the quare ileil tot ill lassen I iiien n true man of the peope and a model cllUep in e xatn p1 t 1 It liii pr ept I UNION CANNOT LEVY IONOOS Nov S Tho Appeal Court today hnndfd down a hid itioti II the erfeet that a tad imlan cnnnot levy Ionipuliorlly on Its member to mnlntnlll the labor ueprcsutial tlvesi in 11111111t I Thix taSe war appealed from hits de i itlun of Induce Net 11 who lirld that I til AlilnluiilllHtid Kodet I of Hallway SertnnlH was enlltlrd to make luch levies The Appeal Iourl now ileclaren the liutlres rnliiiK lo have been llleval QUARANTINED BY CANADA OTTAWA Nw 2S The LsniUllHll i loMin iifir todi y Jililed Miui Unj and llilaudir 10 Hi list of Hute on 1 it iatile and nlde uf vllUh ui lin lsiiL iMiiiariu IIHH been plncud onInK to tot and nnnilh dliife The 001 Ilm1 liar ulio uvl ed 1 m e iitan so that hefnl meui xlilppej In Mind nuv m tiiriuiKh Canadi after having pj i Uriiiiifh any of the ijutti Vt Itt flI fiatf of New York Nmv Jet eV lYmih li anlJ Mlhlicaii Ieta a In Mai V mil SAMUEL f ROGERS DEAD IHICAliU No JS Samuel Hlifperil I HoKeri nt one lime i rp dert of tlm 1 American Nrivupaper Inbllnhorj1 A lo 1 elation and for many years biiaincm mallag1 of the ChlcaKo Dally News Ir iod of paralyili Mr rtogeri taI born ai lm Mass lt 11 grai atci1 from Wllllami Collrce t9Il1amp port Mi in 1T anil entered hut rin LlIl nf Virio I 111on owner of the IIl1lh tsit In UU I BOY RACES WITH CAR KILLED AS HE I I CROSSES AHfAO I Tries to Pass With Scant Mar gin and Is Tripped Up by I I the Fender MOB QUICKLY iATIILKS Molorman Threatened With Death hut Saved by 1iner getic Policemen A it Motorman Mas Stone ii n ii alec fl nrf i1 enr down Third tnMinp l Mintd for the Hrldce lodny 0 luiv ten nr eleven enis olil dmteil out fioni the ulrdnnlk where he linl been pliinc jnllll n tpeil croup of lilt stile I 3tingsteis slot liesan to rm nlons ide tlf cnr lettlni II me him This hap peneil at Seventeenth street anil rot a hlorl hlo nimble sminc I ec rimleil bhn alone even withthe fiimt plalfoun I As the ear rrosscil SIMeentb tieet i the yniiiiKMler 1111 on mi extra spurt drew nheail H ti Hie Mien Imneit innl with a scant iiiiiKln f two or three nrds tried to rioss Hie iiakt ahenl j of the car Stone thhiKs 1m i unnteil upon the fact that the tin would halt at the south rrosMnc to rnrry him over In safe Hnl Stone hall IIIt Intenillnir to stop nt tin ifo sliiK As the lads form Ktt el eil nnd flasheil nrioss bm Hue of j lxlon Stone eionnil ilown his brake I ninl stopped the iar with a lit I Hint spilled the hulf iloyeii payseiiRei In u Ioininon heap iiKalnM thr fotuanl iloor i Tripped Up by the Fender Kill It tilts loo late The fotuler ulppeil mite boyV feet fiom under him and ns he fell splnnlim II heel nipped bill mid nfter one wieiim he lay unilrr III Itnekc dead with his bend crnsheil In Instantly then win II irowil about 1 hI Imlleil rar that slew by lundreili eveiy minute Vitliout knnwIiiK oily of the eirriimFtanies and tteehiK only a Ipml boy weilKid fust beneath the ear II lot of men adopted the custoni Bry plan of rnrslim the motorman mid Miremenlnc him with violetiee From words the rimvd becnnie openlv volfiil Policeman HosenfeM thu Hist pntiohnan to ajrlve hail a mini time holding had the mob Me was barked I ip on the platform wllh bis pistol mid rluli dirtwfi the frlKhtened motorman cronrhed down beblnd him and rohhlt I stones wen hefilnnlnK to whiz when I WI other pollrenien llnfftiniii mid Uoonej came at a mi They helped him pro I tort his man until tin pJtiol MIRIIII ai rlvod fiom I hue Kast Twentysecond stieet station with a load of KSLTVOS aboard Stone was Io Krd ip on a teihnlral charge of limnlelde IK lives at No tiu J lIant N I rId Viict Ii I Ii Mieut As Itch is I he miKlit jiidne he said It was II hoyih Impulse or a banter of Mime sun hat Scull the MimiKSter III his death Under Truckj Twenty Minutes Fur tacItly minutes the lad was un der the truck After try bu viiuly to tip fie tilt tilt crowd had liHltitl a btewery iniek and were unlni pliia the pnle Intoinllm to its e It in ralsillK tin vs r when an 1111tr I II Y crew camo In a repali tii gout Tic s tit iort jncloj up lie iir and ihew lu hodv fiee The police nen ciud Ibid IM MC in the liolKiborliool who rPounied tn ileul bov o the oly lVtuil taken to tile St a I jolt house and Liter to the Morsue awaltlni a claimant The bov oilved like an Italian II wan null slender and dirk mid noiv a red nnd black strlpd cweaier RIIV iiKed Inickph0kerh isrnv cap blicl flDCklnRi and tile It Inciil shoes TilPre was IP ihliic In the pocKeis by which IdBntifbiitlon mlaht be assist tutu btiuia but 1 brol n poikci knife 1 penny and joine odds and cnl of nib hlsh u EYE TROUBLES 1aiiNoit II Improiiri IIMM Most people would navcr think or connecting e e illFcase with the food they pat Hut when we rentcniber thai every part of the body every organ Is nourished by the blood and the blood is niado of thin food ve tat It Buemp reasonable to trace cYril eyo troubles to food A N V man hall an Interesting experience at one of the mcat hospi tals in that city that way benitH per boils who have chronic eye trouble He writes Four years aso I was stricken with an eye trouble After being nn biiciessfully treuted by several physi cians and oculists I went lo a noted New York hospital On examination they pronounced niy case Iritis unlammailoi of UK Iris caused bj poor hloud on count of Improper assimilation o food They had to operate on my right eye keeping me in a dark room am on a strict diet for several woks hen leavlns the docmr caninntei mo In regard to wavlim the oilier e e snyltiK hat I niii t he temiini e as lo my diet and use neither lets nor coffee tI told him It would be almost Im possible for me 10 get uid live oil wliat tiie had sivett lilt It the hus f pltnl lie nipllfd Mi is not necessary V As an ofil C lit I lieru I raiinot ito to mend an irivaic brand of food or drink As n friend I ulvlm yon to try itaiieNuif dlsoaid all fitty liratlnu foods lb mtiili as possible ifliei Lilly In the mornliiR This uihife I havii follnned C 1 filn It few ilniiif when I have I riuwil iirelia Imi ilBllfi1 tiKlials itlirnys come inch its hji ls and I lilntu hefiirj mv eyes and ome In j tie lii 0111 t IJ 0 You mty lit ienuln I so lurk to what my doctui mlvlsod Urap Nuls ttThlcrns a Itpion Name gIven by Iostiitn Co Hattie i Ci fk Mich Head 4e Hoad u I WellTllle III pkRt I KTT rrnil tltf nluiv let Icr I nrr one 1111ar friiin limn In lIeu Tbrj ire urnnllli rile nnd it O I hun Inurt MET FRIENDLY STRANGER I AND IS OUT 450 Vnlinc lssc Money and Checks After Visit lo a Broad way Hold I Mnllne n contractor and i inilde of Itnlilnoan N DiU n RtlMt lit HIP Motel Cadillac repotted to the I polle last night Hint he hail lost HV i I b i null unit thtee check for JW which j hail been tnUcn from lila coat In it llninilxvny linlrl tin tilt illS or locality ot wlilih he could lint remember Mnlliu uilil ito mrt n stiancftr In 1iilon ihI tIll II who nxkeil him tho way In the Hippodrome They walked up liniiiilwav toKetliei inn entered a natal Mr Mollie 1mm Ills overcoat up In the iiiHliniini ami when he put It on illn nivrrnl Mint tlm monrv nnil check 0 err unne Thn vounit man had also h appeared NATURE n tlJ l AND WOMANS WORK Ci d 1 j f 3l 1 1J LYDIA E PINKHAM I Nilnrc and a womans work com bined have produced the grandest remedy for womans ills that the world has ever known In the Rood oliltasMioiCl days of our grandmothers they relied upon the roots and herbs of the field to cure disease and mitigate suffering The Indians on our Western Plains loday can produce roots and herbs for every ailment and cure I diseases that baffle the most skilled physicians who have spent years in the study of drugs From the roots and herbs of the field Lydia E Pinkham more than thirty years ago gave to the women ol the world a remedy for their pe culiar ills more potent and effica cious than any combination of drugs Ivdia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound is now recognized as the standard remedy for womans ills Mrs Bertha Muff of 5l5 N C St Louisiana Mo writes Complete restoration to health m alls so much to me that for the sake of other suffering women I am willing i to make mv troubles ptiMic J I ror twelve years I had been suffering with the worst forms of female ills DuriiiK that time I had eleven different physicians without help No tongue can tell what I suffered and at times I I could hardly walk About two years I ago I wrote Mrs Pinkham for advice 1 followed it and can truly say that Lydia EV Pinkliams Vegetable Com pound and Mrs Pinkhams advice re stored health and strength U is worth mountains of gold to suffering women What Lydia IL Pinkhams Vege table Compound did for Mrs Muff it will do for other suffering women J Guaranteed Liquor Cure PrunfcenneM I a procreative u1IisaJe the mnlirjle illInker in not fUlsflerl with two nr the dInks n itay the cravlnn for nvr im inni iptim Irrenliiilbl ai the 1tes aiKanen itie remit 1 Chronli loihotiim Thp ireitmint iid Kucreufnlly tiy thou I jnU rlirlu In their own honiM li Orrln III is nell unlir II Iltll sruiirMntei tn ttc a cur or our ninnev Tvlll It refinrl t I turin Xn I tr the ecrft renily Orrln JCn i It fir those Kllllnff to taKf the 1fI nirnt KJiher form costs fJ Writ lbs nirln Co WttdnKtiin l C Sat lnokl mll l In ulaln inlil cnViliiS Bold by leitiiiir ilnuul IU In thl cliy by 1t1l1B 1 lllh nO ftJXMKS 7W Sth ava 211 Utn ¼ Ml Jve Ltwii or 48lh 11 W llth hIm ave HUOOKtVX 1 Ilih mil K llwiy 1 lti1citt STOltE irvMtM vs lIla I It IIURKll Ituay Hi CJreene Ate VIIIIIVI nill1 I 10 I l3tIu fiJ V U T I K A V E 11 It U O CO 1ST r nnil Hi 111 SVKII M VSS Myrtle AV to x lnii IJ H HKIHUeB 1VJ KVIISII L U f Ithl Sumnei ave 1ll nui uiiin i 1 ICH t Iill Sill Iluay Miiim ilvMlB OKi 0111111 HlUIMK VtK 31 a 8 J l ITt UM IA rtiirr V j Itlli Ill Vf f1 ttTliRlON SltFTr I tilth n 21 all ir tt VNN s 11 1IIIOIIOnF K1mlst 11 is 1 Iranh olInr lIpl7haur TONIGHT Ui n Want to Know why yuur UoM and Found ad veniscnient should be printed In The UuiKI The circulation of The World ninming edition exceeds that in Jrcmr Nev York of the Herald lil1lt Trihnne Sun and Press I c UiIN13D HOK ARTICLES THAT HAVE 1 KHCfcNTLY D I S PPE1RED cst A SUNDAY WORLD I OST AND FOUND AD UWTISEMENT TO M 0 R OW V 1 k A J 1

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r r L u THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 190B I rJ PRETTY GIRLS TO TRAINED IN STAGE ART FREE Mr Frohmans Offer Includes Six Months Tuition and 40 Veeks Engagement I PRIZES FOR A DOZEN Evening World Readers AVil Select Lucky Winners for I Theatrical Manager One feature of Charles Frohnians extraordinary offer through The Eve ning World of an opportunity foi stage careers to twelve pretty glrli should not bo overlooked He guar antees them tuition In singing danc ing and acting which would ost each girl from 300 to 5uO In a dramatic school And the dramatic school gives no guaraitee of employment This offer permits the goodlooking girl to make an experiment fs to her vocation at Mr Frohmans expense If at the end of her schooling she has succeeded she will have a profession she may fellow with the same finan cial and professional results as ex perienced b Edna May and other theatrical stars who have risen from the chorus To each of the twelve pretty girls selected by the eaders of The Evening World Mr Frohmati will hand a con tract for forty weeks employment on the stage at a salary of 2 3 a week making a total outlay of 12000 This contract will Include a trip to Europe find a chance to appear at a 1indon ihvaire If 110 fair appllc n success SI v Ill receive another con tract for a two or three year engage ment lu the Frohman companies j L Six Months Tuition Each of the dozen lucky girls who win In The Evening World contests will receive I ceive in addition sis months free tui tion In singing dancing and acting to prepare Her for her work I The conditions of the contest are very cjmplc here they are j The competition will be open for the next the weeks closing Dec 10 During that time all applicants are I requested to send their photographs to Pliotogiaph Editor Evening World P O Box 1JJ New York City On the back of each pfoiugraph must be vriuui the full name and address of the competitor ier neigiit and tho Lulor or iitii null and tye None 0 tHeo uetaiiB ale 101 pubmiuon 11 cane oi the ujiplicrnl s lauuie The likening VVond can no undertake to return ai pnotogrdplis But those that du not win prize will oe d siro eU und the entire artair regarded aa confi dential as far as they are concerned Twentytour in Final Tct At the cioso uf tie tree weeks dura tion of the mutest alt motojraphit will be carotuiy louKeu ocr by a committee ol competent judges selected by Mr Kronman These judges ulll select the twentytour which in their opinion are the moat beiutiful The twentytour photographs will be printed In The Evening World and readers will be asked to decide by vote rjB to wtilclj is tne prettiest girl of the entire two dozen The twelve girls re ceiving tho largest number of votes will ut orfo I eln their course of train tag under Mr Frohmans direction The list of successful competitors as published III Tho Evening World must be acc plell as final Any contestant j writing direct to Mr Frohman un the subject will be at once unqualified The competition is not open to women j who are already on the stage The Jjollar Princes Ic the produc I tion In which tho winners will muliu their debut This was to have opened In New York next February but Mr Krohman has postpone the fIrst per formance Until next September In order to jive the prize winning twelve lull time to study their new profession un der his direction before maklnir their initial bow to a metropolitan audience 0 THREE OIHLETAS DO A TURN ABOARD SIP Athletic Girls Save a Man After Great Wave Knocks Him Over AllliouKli Mr Hawks the press rent cf the Illpprdromo in HI and In n hos pital his scrap book for today ought to loom up like nn unabridged diction ary Just na Nell the Hippodrome elephant concluded her visit to a tene ment liouso block on the east tide the Three Otlilctus iamo to town on the Cnmpanla of tho Cuiinrd line In private life the Three OUiletas are the Mlhsos Van Huffelln They are strikingly pretty and graceful girls and really do iot need a prtas agent Jor Instance oil last Tuesday the Campania ran Into u JK storm The I elilp rocked and rolled and waves vathed over the decks and oil but the moat venturesome passengers were be low Aiming the few on deck were the Three Ollililns A wave rolled ner the side and washed a male passenger Into the lee cruppers The three Othlctas dashed after him Vraada thin eldest grabbed him by diia leg iiiirt gracefully toSsed him halt Across the deck to one her sisters who In turn thrW him to the other bluer end till third sister rarrted him down to the saloon an though he had been n tmbjr lie demanded an encore but the three Othlctas never do the same turn tnore than once On the tunard line pier after nil hlp docked tho all marine report amused themrelviu trying to lift tho dumbMla and other apparatus of the three Othlelas Hcrt lies Morrlsey end Kum on Paytnii and Goliath Hchumacher tocetlier could nI lift one uf the dumb lxll from the Moor Van Tyke Hourhor however rullril It three fret and wan nil inflated with pride until Yrada Van unlll JluCftlln picked It up with one hand rdlesa to wty the three Othletiui are fnboul to open a louts encasement at the liilppodrom I IrA ii I A S The Blue Mouse Will Not Frighten Either Fritzi Scheff or Anna Held With the Arrival of Clyde Fitch Farce Next Veek Will Come The Prima Donna and Miss Innocence Then Will Follow De Volf Hopper in The Pied Piper Henry E Dixey Will In troduce Mary Janes Pa New Circus at Hippodrome I E of five new productions that ONE make next week the t ot the theatrical Mason Is The nine Mouse a farcical comedy adapt ed from the German by Clydo Fitch This play will be offered nt the Lyric Theatre on Monday evening It deals I with the adventures of a young man Augustus KoJlett who hires Paulette Divine a Salome dancer known as The nine Mouse to Impersonate his wife In order to deceiVe his employer I Mr Iewellyn President of the New York InterCounty llallroad Young nollett seeks advancement In the em ploy of the company and discovers that the president enjoys the excitement of harmless flirtations with the young women Subsequent events entangle the various characters In a series of I complications Mabel Harrison vlll ap pear In the title role and other Im portant parts will be played by Jame Ison Leo Flnney Harry Connor Jane Laurel Charles DIckson and Mrs Rosa I Cooke Fritzi Schorr comes to the Knicker I bocker Theatre on Monday evening with Tho PrIma Donna a new comic I opera by Victor Herbert and Henry Blossom It Is said that Miss SchcfTs role that of an opera singer who has trials as well as triumphs gives her I emotional as well as vocal opportuni I ties There are eighteen musical num i bers Anna Held In Miss Innocence a musical piece by Harry 15 Smith and Ludwig Englander begins an engage ment at the New York Theatre An Mon day evening The scenes Include a I girls school located on the Isle of In nocence In the Mediterranean a Con I tinental Railway carriage running be tween Marseilles and Paris the Ahbaye I Restaurant with the Moulin House In the dlstance a ballet school In Vienna a sleeping apartment In a Paris hotel an artists studio on the Rhine and the land of peach blossom In the South of France The company Includes Charles A Bigelow Lawrance DOrsay Leo Mare Emma Janvier Edith Decker falco a sensational Parisian muscle dancer Lola la llamrnca u Spanish dancer and a lage chorus 0 S Lulu Glarer in Mile Mischief will move to the Casino on Monday evening More musical comedy will be found at the Majestic Theatre on Thursday night when De Wolf Hopper comes I along with The Pled Piper The book I and lyrics are by Austin Strong and R II Ilurnslde and the music by Manuel Klein Mr Hopper of coarse will be seen as the famous Pled Piper of Hamlln who piped all the children of Hamlln Town into the mountains and there founded the City of Inno cence The story deals with trouble I some times that arise In the City of I Innocence due to the arrival of a young American gentleman accompanied by a chauffeur and a cook who dellber i II tel pet about corrupting this Ideal community Marguerite Clark will play the little heroine El villa I o S 0 i Henry E Dlxey will appear at the I Garden Theatre On Thursday evening In Mary Janes Pa a comedy by Edith Ellis Mr Dixey will have the role of a worthless country editor who returns to Hie bosom of his family after tramping mound until he Is sick of It ills purport will Include Anno Suther i land Margerlo WciotJ Gretchen Hart man Emmet King Morgan Cowan Mardeo Kirkland und Augustln Daly Wilkes S 9 The repertoire of Mlml Auguglla and her Sicilian company at the Broadway i Theatre will he ns follows Monday I and Tuesday evenings Wednesday mat inee and Friday and Saturday evenings I Cavallerln Riistlcana by G Veisa I I and I Carbunara The Coal Dealer 1 by Alfredo Oilanl Wednesday evening Malla by Lulsl Capuana Thursday I night and Saturday afternoon La Pee catrlce The Sinner by Angel Gul mera

Skyscrapers a comedy by Karl Rocfcsler and Ludwig Heller dealing with tho life of an American million aire and his family will be given at the German Theatre Madison avenue and Fiftyninth street on Thursday evening C S C An entirely now circus will he seen at tile Hippodrome beginning Monday afternoon The acts will Include Hchmer gels Musical Elephants Alt Loyal equestrian the Plsslutls gladiators on horseback the Nine Kurtaras Japanese acrobats the Faetlo Trio the Sisters Dleke and the Three Athletas C C Lillian Russell In her racing play Wlldtlre comes to the Grand Opera House The Wolf will be the attraction at the West End Theatre Joe Welch will be seen In The Ped dler at the Yorkvllle Theatre The Metropolis will have Nell Bur gets In The County Fair The City Sports will be at the Mur ray Hill Theatre Robltis Knickerbocker Burlesquers are announced for the Olympic Gay New York will be the attrac tion at Ilurtlg and Seamona VAUDEVILLa ATTRACTIONS I The headliners at HammerMelns Vic toria this worlt will 116 Willie Jerome and Jean Schwartz In their popular I songs Others on the bill will Include W C Fields Tom Nawn and Company I the ExpoBltl Four und Johnny titan lay und Mabel Russell Keith and Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre will linv McIntyre anil Heath I Annutte Kellcrmunn ciaudu OllllnK writer and Company Hay L Hoyce and other The lull at the On e Hundred end Twentyfifth street house will In I elude White and stuart The Patriot an operetta Julio lUng and Company and Jullun Tanncti Harry Lnurter plays the last week of hi entraK rnent ut the Arntsrlcon Music I hell Others will lie llrir e Vance Maude Hall rarlttvn Mncy and Corn puny and Jwlc Ieilulr and her Pick i anlnnln Vul victoria will be th headliner fi The Juggler of Notre Dame With I Maru Garden as Boy Monk a Success Massenets Opera Admirably I Presented and Sung Charms Large Audience at the Man hattan OperaHouse nI srivxfTEK KA VLIXG LOVELY opera beautifully funs I A ami graphically eisacteil was MuFM ncts Li lonsleur de Noire Damp which Mr Hammer I stein presented for the first time I t night at HIP Manhattan OperaHouse i If thanks art due to the Impiesarlo for plvlni Now York muslclovcis an opportunity to hear tin work no less li It matter for Kratulutlon that a large iomopolltan and ophlMlrntfd iurtlcnci rKlonnl to thin musical vprs lon of MnurliNi L nas blmplc story of an oM miracle pay with nbFnrptloii and Might Only once was this action Inturruptril by ilcfrrveJ hut untimely applaus That was after Maurlcr Kenutiiis huperli rendition of the legend ot the sisebush All other manlfeftutlons oj uppioval w re re served properly for the end of each act and they wen spontaneous and prolonsed The curtain had to be rilseO man tlnics to permit the principal slntrerc and tlf conductor In how their acknowledgement Nobody left the house before the end The story In full which In the opera taKjtrx up three acts wan told by Albeit Payson Terhuno In rite KvcnliiR World of last Tusda The rurtaln rises unm a May Uiy festival outfld the monas tery of Iluny Jean a biritilln of a boy who practlsen jURKl ry arrlv penniless and staivlnc His efforts to iimiifo tile crowd provoke derision While Inn a profane trlbitH to wine tile Prior appears fcottrj tlc Toysterers and berates Jean fur hs Impiety After expressing penitence Jean IH permitted to join the fraternity The second act takes place In the study room of the Abbey All the monks nave Jean are doing somethlnK In honor 01 the Virgin anil he Is heartbioken he cause of bis Incapacity Then Donlfaco the cook telling him of the sheltering of Jesus by the humble xagebtiHli per suades him that even the humblest can serve In the last net he performs In all humility his professional fiats be fore the elatue on the Irgln anil as the monks rush In to denounce him for the sacrilege the statue be conies alive anti blesses him awl while the monks how before the mirage Jean illtC a saint with an aureole above his head How Mary Garden Looked I Except In the May Day horns the I opera has no part for a woman hut I our own nmhltlouH Mary fjardn saw an opportunity to add to her laurels by I Impei onatliiR the boy juggler Suc cess crowned her effort Hnr Jan will take innk It somewhat after with her MclUnnilc and her rhuls and her Louise When site firm appeared In a blond WK lucy face dirty her green doublet turn her drub hose patched the Ifeatheic In her rakish hat bedraggled I flio could not nulto escape from thu trickH and mannerisms of the eternu Jfinlnln but In the monks flowing cloal of willie and wlicn site liuil rcsull1e at the Lincoln Siiuarc where Maude Ouch The Ptrfert Woman Joe Bo KHnnys Troupe of Lunatic Hukors I Dalys Country Choir nml the Yalto Trio will also upiieur At the Colonial Theatre Henry Lea will give bile liniierkonatlon of Hlclianl Crnkur nml an Illuutrated lictum on I Clencalrn Crokern Irish estate Other on tle bill will be Irene Frut tilt lln MIBB Alrd CupltHlne anol tier prrfui i woiimn Cliailen g JJVUIIB and iStuart Unriiee Tim Alhamlra will offer W C Kelly the story telling Virginia Judge Lily Lena Wlllluni Haw try and Company harlot Marl an l Company tilt Four I Hard Urotliem tutu Put Hooncy and 1 Marlon Unt BROOKLY4 AMUSEMENTS I aismonda will 1m the bill at Pay tons Theatre The Champagne flirt come lo tne Empire the jugglers garb before the Virgin she i made a very good Imitation of a boy Her whole action III this last scene In eluding her dancing was spontaneous convincing anti Impressive Her cower lute and crying before the Prior In the I lirst act and her iittHtide of profound devotion at the end of the second act were also admirable The music which was written for a I tenor she sang with ease and her voIce i haj all its usual eloquence and some I I thing of sensuous beauty that hitherto tit has seemed to lack The Hallelujah I of Wine tho apostrophe to Liberty the I Apology to the Monks the Virgin I I Mother of Love and the Adorable Mother of Jesus all were rendered by j her most effectively 1 I Renaud Might Have Been the Star I Ueiia d as Uonlface the Abbey cool I shnwoil i2atn his ripe art and his mnrI velloui ability to disguise himself Vt i 1 u iv tirt appeared as a fat blond monk riding on a donkey that carried a Ieravy load of fond and wine few recognize him until they heard his voli c As he st In the Abbey study pepirng getnbles for dinner while the other monk wnre extolling the vir tues of their avocations hf was a most realistic study H1 ang gloriously not only the one great aria of the sasebush i but thinucliout If Mary Garden had not played the boy lie would easily have bevii the star Hut the whole caSt was of exceptional merit Dufranne as the Prior De Sepurnla on the Painter Vieullle as the Sculptor Cratbe as the MusiIan Valies ai the Poet and all the other monks were excellent In voice and action Their zinging nt rehearsal was de lightful and their hymn to the Vlrgn begun before tin rurtan rose on the I last act and finished tit the retreated was sonorous and Impressive The mcd chorus of men ana women In the I crowd at the opening was also sung I admirably If there ar no Inspired moments In the i For tiere are many that ore Impressive and none that are risIng Cam pHliInl hhowed cle rlv his mu est In tile kiinipoKitlon and developed all the or i I C lies t ra I pusslbilitle i The scenes were well Fe iM lighted I IThoiP was a line outofduor effect in the first The outlook iron the study I arroi the cloister to tlu Bdcn was refreshing anti the walls of the chapel sliimcd blRiKbf and holldlt The eel I cuing was suLdued and rhaste The mo huulcal effict of the mlrate was pro died by the substitution of a woman for the statue TEIFLAND HEARD AGAIN AT THE METROPOLITAN A s rnnd performance of DAlbert Tlefland lust night at the Metropoli tan OperaHou permltod a closer analysis of the music The use and blending of the various recurrent themes are more appreciable on a second hearing The work Increases In lijterest both musical and dramatic un til It reaches the big climax lh4t pro logue holds many beautiful momenta Tile peaceful piping of the shepherd changes Into a magnificent song of triumph wlilch mlngh1 with Marias I tragic theme ennobled and glorified Martnn confrfslon lo Toliiacutt with I IH poignant niiiniilonoiif reiteration and the mucking danco music of tho tlrct net Ktand nut particularly In n i com which whlln hnroiiRhly ntndrrti Id ntr nbHtrui e The cant riu the MinI an at the Ort performance liminy Dostlnn more at nipr In thr pnrt of t1 a nit nlpplnyrd all Mhp tiinrlotii beauty of her voice Tim narrative to Tnmaspn wan an x II line bit of IUPIUHVOCII dug lug and perfect diction Hchmrdc agaIn marled the powerful Iedro He seems lo nnd greater race In using his voice nt full strength for when hll tries to ubdun It like an unwleldly monster It crouches In bits throat Kflnhal re tested his excellent pcrformanco of tScbantlano Jllnckley sane well as Tomasso but his pronunciation of Ocr man might he Improved Isabella lHullller was a graceful ansi tuneful Ntirl I Ilnrlz conducted with sympathy and discretion The strings In tire orchestra showed particular rlcnness and suavity CARMEN WITH MARIA GAY I AT THE METROPOLITAN Carmen will be revlyrtl at the Met ropolitan Opeia House next Thursday evening with Maria Cay for the first time In New York In tile title part She has won reputation In It all over Eu rope and In South America Not will make his debut here as Escamlllo Gel nldlno Karrnr will bo Mlcneln for the first time ami Caruto will be Don Jose Toscanlni will conduct I Faust will have Its first perform ance of the season nt the Saturday matinee with Geraldine Farrar Isa1 belle IVHullllfr Caruso Note and Ui I dur In the cast Madama nutterlly will bu repeated on Monday Ln Tra vlatn with Sembrlch and Bond on Wednesday Tosea with Itlchard Martin as Mirlo on Friday and Die Walkuere on Saturday night with Knschowska for the first time as Brunn hilde Albert Spalding the young American violinist will play at tomorrows pop ular Sunday night concert and Kmmy Destlnn Marie Knppold Note Martin and Wltherspoon will ting Hertz will conduct Uecaure of the continued Illness of Burgstaller Illgoletto will be sung tonight Instead of Die Walkuere Sembrlch Iessen Stone lionet antI Amato will have the principal parts NEW PANTOMIME AND NEW TENOR AT THE MANHATTAN Mr Hammerstcln will present a triple bill at the Manhattan Opera House next rlday night Civallcrla PaglUucl and La Cljnlr The latter Is a tragedy without words In the form of an operatic pantomime It Is enacted by three char acters ami will enlist Odette Valery tho lemleiv danseiise as the wife Christine Kerf us tin lover and Montnnir as the luifcband In Cavallerla Labla Marlska Alilrioh Tacciinl and Pnltsu will appvui and In Pagltarcl 1spiuisi ate her tirn appearance Zenatello Sammarco anti Crabbe Tletrazzlnl will sing Gllda In hugo letto for the tirst time this season on Saturday night un that occasion Mi Hammcrstelns new tenor Constantino will make a first appearance at the Man hattan ns the Duke On Monday Som son and Delilah will be sung and on Vt ednesday filing and at the Satin day matinee La Jongleur do Noire Dame with Mary Garden Campanlnl will conduct all the operas and will direct the usual Sunday night popular conceit tomorrow when most of the star singers 01 the house will ap pear BISPHAM TO SING AT KLEINS SUNDAY CONCcRT Dafid Blspham will be the star of Herman Kleins Sunday popular con cert at the German Theatre tomorrow afternoon He will sing selections from Schumanns Dichterllebe and a group or English songs besides sustain ing the baritone siiio in Viillljm G Hammonds choral setting of Loclnn var In the latter a jntmstit of the Unlverlty Glee Club under Arthur D Woodruff will take part EUGeniC and Virginia Sassard will sing duets In French German and English The Instrumental portion of the programme will be contributed by tiffs Polish cIa tars Sophie and Marie Nalmska debu tantes and protegees of Paderewskl with whose sonata for piano and vllm iflrjt movement they will open the concert Tins Lamer the beautiful young Russian pianist who larcd recently with the IJussan Syniph nv Oviestra will give her fir t Xew ynrlt rwtal In Mendelssohn Hall on Friday afernoon She will play compositions by Bah Mozart Cnopln Grle Lisz and Men delssohn Ernest Scnrlng s o gte a piano re docs all it doer by virtue of one thingPoweritspower to create power As fire turns water into steam so Scotts Emulsion trans forms thin impure blood into pure rich blood giving nourishment and vital energy to every organ every tissue and every muscle ALL DRUGGISTS Send this ad our cenb for poiUgc men tioning this piper and we will tend you a Complete Handy Atluof the World SCOTT BOWNE 409 Pearl St N Y I A Better Soap Was Needed And so three years ago we began to make P G Naphtha Soap Four years ago we recognized the need for a better naphtha soap than any then made Three years ago we began to manufacture P G Naphtha Soap Today we offer it with the assurance that it is better than anything of its kind on the market How much better Nearly 50 better Why Because in the first place it is white there is no rosin in it Because it is harder than any other naphtha soap arid I therefore will last longer Because it weighs more and therefore will do more I work PC G Naphtha Soap it for tile In almost every i jOWR4GAJ1BI grocery in this city J t4pSoAP The Price ia 5 Cent a Cake MAX GAJtDHN IN Till JUGGliKR Or NOTltH DAM I 4u Y7i 1r111r tkl 5 IL cltal at Carnegie Hall u week from tomorrow afternoon He I as Just returned from a concert buy In Europe His selections will Include ciimi ouloiis by Much Scarlotti Schumann Chopin Hublnsteln Liszt and himself The Columbus Military Band of fifty pin cr5 ronduitcd liy V Saga will Rive a concert at tin Illppoiliome tomonow nlcht Tho land has made a trip thiotiKh KtirojiL1 nib Is now touring Anurlca Samuel A Bald wtll will give his usual oipan recitals at tu ColK e of the City of New York tomniiow and VYilnrsday ifteriioons Xo ticket are IlclU I 11 1 but lat comers art MHO to llnd the gloat hall crowded William C Carl will give the final organ recital of Ito fall ycrle In the bi tat Pivsibyterlan Chinch on Monday nlRht ns isiil by tho full choir and soloists of the lunch The public Is Invited Isadora Duncan1 lust appearance In New York with tlio Xrv York Sym hony OrolHsrii will b mad at the Metropolitan nprra House on Tuesday nflernoon I e I I liihtrad of as pie louslv annnunced on pee 22 Emil Sauor the Sirmin pianist will give s tnt t 1111 i Nfv York nt Mendelsohn h Ie 1 rut nlnpsdiy aftc noon T e i hitS it uppnarance will he In St Paul Minn on I o y HP ull Fall for i ir pi n P LI nl re I roo as a r n r rarrrP DROP IN PRICES I IN ILL STREET After Strong Opening Market Generally Weakened on Active Trading The general market opened lower Trading In Mlis tmrl Knnsas mid Texas Hid Consolidated GliB were the feature of the opciiliiK These Issues wore an excvji out to the general weakness the ormcr KUliilm u pointVnd the latter c Later In tho day a rally took phue us hloh curried prices fractions higher linn yinterdnyH close Trading was votive The Htock maikrt ruled irregular lur In K thu last hour and at the close the I Kieater piut of the market tens below i last nights lliinl figures General Elcc trio with u pain of 3 S4 Western Union 1 12 Norfolk and Western 1 5S and St i Paul with 7S uf a point were eXcel ions to the general weakness Trading was active I The tuiul sales of stocks were iOiOO shares aud of bonds 20201100 I The Clonluw Irlcen Today hlghut ba act and last frlcei of Stacks and of flat hftnr AI tomats4 vt nfiriny flnil flrulrrm urn lIB Coiro l hhii ltII 1 Cb Anl1 certir II MI6 l Am tnr it Illy H 4Jte 4CI Awjtlrin I all II I 9P Am IiiI lf 71111 7 1 7 t I I Am ti I lI 2L1 Am l OII IIi rli tii 1 Am Ftnelt ft It mc ah 4 1 AIM Sugar isiut 1JJ Ia 1 I AIM Tel f Tel Eli li5 iu Aiinmuia Mining rt m 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What An AllYearRound Toy Store Can Do When It Faces a Holiday Campaign I So many holiday Toy displays remind you of mushrooms spring up over night with hurriedly assembled stocks get all they can out of a few weeks of business then the morning alter Christmas there is no sign of them You do not expect much of a selection or ery much Toy Store service of such onlylortheholidays stores And you are sure to find in such stores every thing highpriced the breakingpoint This Macy Toy Store is an alltheyearround Toy Store It is gathering and distributing Toys Games and Playthings every week in the year Its holiday displays set the New York standard A good many thousand New Yorkers who are in close touch with t Santa Claus understand pretty thoroughly why he chooses Aacys for his headquarters year after year this his 51st year Being fair to the children and to Santa Claus as well merely means knowing Macys and the broad opportunities this great store holds out if I 1 T I ftk x w i i i 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x 4 m L 1r 111 THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 1908 I T 1t JJ WRITING CONTEST 11 FOR CHILDREN TO i I CLOSE TODAY tL i Thousands of Letters Repre I I senting Every School in the Greater City Received kEEN INTEREST ROUSED Competition Proves Writing Is Well Taught in the Pub s lic Schools of City t 1 The most popular contest ever wncrd I through a spa1crTh Evening I Worlds handwriting competition closes I today All coupons of todays date I I 1 1111 be accepted Every mall for weeks has brought to I this office great sacks of letters from I boy and girl contestants Each school i i in the five boroughs Is represented 1 It would seem that practically nil jthe million school children of the jGreater City ave availed themselves of The Evening Worlds offer The iffer In brief was this 0 i Til Evening Wrld auks II jounu rend en to copy Oils short sentence The Kve I Ill WorM Ir roaJ In our home In their best handuritlne and p enl It to The Exe f nlnor AVorM ottce To the bon ant clrl of elfcht ear anj 4 un 3 r lloo in prize s follows First prize d rrx KQ eecnnd nrlze ttO third prize I H prize of 3 pach six prizes of K each anJ 1 ihlrtyflvo nrlzei of tl each To the bon end Kitf or to 10 years t 1100 In prizes First prize JJi second prize i 10 third prize 3 sx prizes of 3 each fait prizes of t2 eacli and tnlrtyU prizes of 0 II ah i To the boy and irlrln from 10 to 12 Ta 1100 In prlzfu Iflrnt prize J0 5 con l urlzo I SIO third prize S i nil orlreji of J3 each hlx I rrlcei ot Ji ach and thirtyfive prizes of II MOh MOhTo r To the boyn nrM irlrls from 12 to 14 years 1100 In prlz First prize 120 swonl 0 g1 rrlze f 10 third prize 3 tlx prize ot 31 to I aeh ixS1 rrlze of 12 each and thirtyfive 1 prliw of Jl each I To the boll nrvl etch from 14 to in years I S111 In prizes Flrnt prize J2fl recond prize i 10 third prize six prlz of Jt each I ida oriZM of 2 each and thirtyfive prizes It each I Any boy nr girl not moTe than sixteen i rears of age In any fehoni In Greater New York can enter this competition ani work f for one Cf the prtzea Object of the Contest The contest was purely educational i l It waa devised to encourage children In I r their writing lexsons to help the teach I I ers In charge of this Important branch T of study by offerlnK new stimulus to their pupils and to interest parents I and guardians In the progress of their young folks penmanship I In all these respects It has been un I expectedly successful The competi I tion howover has done more It has I once and for all disproved the charge that bandwrltiiiB has deteriorated of late years The specimens are almost unanimously creditable alike to pupils r J jnd teachers Kleeance character and leclblllly are strong components of the majority of the specimens of writing OJ sent In Thoroughness too is appar ent No children who had not been carefully and well Instructed along that I line for years could have written so 11ot Not only the school children of Greater New York but their teachers s well are to be complimented on this I excellence of penmanship The contest It le believed has added still further mprtus to scholars Interest in this tudy Teachers Keen Interest That teachers ns well as pupils have taken keen concern In The Evening World competition Is proved by numer ous Incidents of which the following may be cited as an example I Yesterday ono of the preceptors of I the famous Cathedral School No 111 I t East Fiftieth street brought In person to this olllce for the contest a folio containing specimens of handwriting from almost every pupil In the entire pchool The Evening World heartily congrat ulates tho school children of Greater New York nnd Ftlll mom their able is I teachers on tho nearly universal clear 1 ress character and general excellence I of penmanship I Jrlzes will beawarded as soon as the J experts choien BH judges can complete I their trcmeiuloiiH task of going care I fully through the avalanche of letters CHURCH WILL BURY J BOY CAR VICTIM J Eightyearold Arthur I Miner of No 166 Eat One Hundred and Seventyninth V street who while playing rasamullln with some companions Thursday was killed by a car at Webster avenue and I One Hundred and Eightieth fctrcet Is to be burled beside his mother who died J a week ago of pneumonia 3 Yesterday hundreds of pupils from I 9 Public School No 26 visited the Jomo of their late comrade The boys mother I 4nce the death of her huiband William Miner a clerk In the olllce of the Bronx Horouffh President a year ago had been I HUppurtlng her tie children Since her UMitli the children have lived with their grandmother Mra AnnIe Moron who is Uxtyflvo years old and dfxilttita and Is trying to linn tmme sort of wnrc fur I their support i I Neighbor have been contributing I townili Ihu Mipport of the unfortunate family and thu nrriinfement for the Imrlaj of thu lioy IIHVO hiun timdo l y Dm I Jtev John Smiley rector of st Kd I jnundn ICplscopn IlurcJi Morris avo JIIIB and Ono I t11lIlreol and Sivemysev cnth Street who will nslt his cnnwrcirn lon tojnorrow for an ofterlng to defray j the expenses ENGLAND PLEASED AT OUR JAPANESE TREATY Iv ToNnON Nov 2SIho repotted Brtement hetwrcil tIne Inlled Stales a lid Jnpan for lie ii ic I ni ruin ii is of I 1111 i f status 11110 In the Iiclflo and ti ir I f 1 aiileeliiR Dm liiUKnly of Olilim Is gi von I I n prominent plum 11 the iiftornoon pit I I j era of London iiinl U clearly rniiHld I I ereil to bo of Kifiit Importunes I I It nfc iccelvfd too lute for RCltoral editorial coinnifiil lint the Call Aliill Inzettn says It will he heartily wel corned us n rontrlhullon to thn ccrurlty or the worlds peace It In not an en f tanglliiK ulllunru hut an iiKreomeiit h Ihut la all to the good frpni every vlewiwlnt an well an u hind t denlratilu complement to the AngloJupaneae nl Ilance It ihould onlal alto this paper says In the friendly adjustment of other questions between the United Stale j4 Japan L i e 1r 1i L1 l e 1 J DIVORCE EVIL IS APPALLING CARDINAL SAYS Rovelaliotis of Census Bureau Simply Shocking Is Opin I ion of Gibbons I nITIMOUK Nov SThc remark nbln figures of the Census Bureau on divorce practically one divorce In every twrlvp mnrrliiKP weie foropfutly ills riisFid by Cirdlnal llbhnnn today HP said I The statlstlrs Rlvpn out by the feii sits Bureau are simply shockinu The tevelat ions nip nothliiK Is than appit lliiK The extent of the dlvorrp evil I so great an to RtrlliH at the very root of our orlal uystrm I myself am iv ii I lug and ppoaklnc constantly on this cub Ject and I am In sympathy with any effort to check the tirowth of divorce In ibis oountry Thi1 Government flpurex how thaI dlvorres are 111 nIt I ply II1 g nbout Ihren tlinps as fast as the population They 1 dlselo that one marriage In twelve ends III divorce The flgurey are tho more ttrlklriK when eonlilered by HIP sldn of the HKUIPI of anaila for Instance stance where the number of divorces N rtlutlely Mnall I Divorce is becoming so prevalent that marriage Is BettliiR to be little better than a y tom of free love Ieuplp lira too much bent on pleas lire Men and women enter the mar riage state without regard to the sacred nature of the bond they are undertak ing They look too much upon life with regard only to what pleasure they can get out of It and with too little regard I for Uiat solemn word duty It is the result Qf a false loose inter pretation of the gospel Every one ot the Ru epl Is opposed to divorce If divorce Is to be checked there must bo I a strlfter rurd for toe truths of tho Christian religion ns tliev are lau ht I by the Catholic Church If we profess to be Christians let us he Christians I Another reason why divorce Is on the Increase Is found In the attitude of soci ety toward persons who are divorced In former times a woman who was divorced was shunned Slip was not received or recognized In good society and was frowned upon Now this Is not the ease If divorce Is to be checked let the divorced person be shunned BRASCH WIFE MURDERER IS ELECTROCUTED Only One Shock to Kill Man for Whom Governor Re fused to Interfere AUBURN Nov s William Sobert Brasch the Rochester wife murderer In whose case Gov Hughes refused to Interfere was electrocuted In Auburn Prison tOday It was one of the most successful executions In the prison only one shock being necessary to kill Brach was pronounced dead at 619 oclock I The current used was of greater power than usual the high voltage be I lUg lSSO ranging from nine to nine and onehalt amperes Brasch entered the execution chamber at 610 and two min utes later the contact was given The was held on for a full minute and after six minutes spent in examinations of the man by the physicians who were present Urasch was officially declared dead I Among those who witnessed the elec trocution and attended the autopsy which was made Immediately after ward was Dr Albert Warren Ferris of I New York president ot the State Lunacy Commission and a member of n special commission named by Gov Hughes to examine Drasch as to hIs sanity Dr William L Russell In spector of State Hospitals for the In sane who was also n member of the special commission Attended the au I topsy The crime for which Brasch was ex ecuted was the murder of his wife Itoxnnnn Miller Braech whom he pushed Into the ErIe Canal at Rochester on the night of June 15 1906 He killed her that he might marry May Gilmore of Defiance O He was arrested In Cleve land O five days later and taken to Rochester Ho was convicted of mur Iel In the first degree and came to the prison on Dec 2C of the slime year un der fcentnnce of death In the electric I elmlr during the week of Feb 10 1907 I Elm case WIIB Immediately appealed argument before tim Court of Appeals bfilng made on JUlie 23 last Thu mug I nuiit of conviction was utllrmed cm Oct 8 nnd tin week of Nov 23 llxtd for tho I death sentence Warden Utnhum issued Invitations I I for Monday hut thn execution wan postponed to hear from n special com mission mimed by the Governor to In quire Into HiviBuhB mental condition JirnHchH attorney having applied for aIn htny On Tuesday the Governor denied tho application for a stay CUPID BREAKS UP CHOIR Because of tho number of marriage recently between winners In the choir of the FortyKlxth street MelhodIM Kplcoo pal Church at Dayonne N J the music omrnltlen haw found It necessary i0 JHHiifl 11 cull for volunteers Tho latent nmrrliiRc was that of Miss Muthryn KiiiK Valleau a soloist to Lester It Van Wcert another Hluger today In tho church by Itev William J Hampton I CHILD BITTEN BY CAT A stray cat In the hallway of an apart I mrnthouse at No 300 We t One Hun 1 tired and Fiftyfourth street attacked nlxyeuroia Grace Donovan yentcrday i fastening Mi teeth In her under lip fr father knocked the animal out with a I blow with till toot and then ent It to the Hoard of Health The child will b I1 sent to ii teurInitltute If the vat a found to be ma4 I ri 1 12 INCHES OF DOG IS LIMIT SET AT THE ST REGIS I Canines Over That Length Cant Find Shelter Under the Hotel Roof Twelve Inches of dog Is the limit at the St Ilpgls The edict has gone forth and that settles It Too much dog In the past has caused trouble at the big Fifth avenue hos telry which explains tho presence at n dog hospital In Kittythird stieet of the fine collie of C A TIIIos of St Louis while Its owner Is n guest at the Kt HeRls Not that the hotel management doubted Mr Tllless word when he told them that his dog was not nil ordinary dog Far be It It was simply In com pliance with the new rule that the Ill I es ennlno ten subjected to the Indig nity of having a common lapomeaiiuie I passed over It Hey Whete are you going with that clog called llecepthm Clerk Muscoid as Mr Tllles Just arrived from Kurope fnrted upstairs to a loom ho had cn I aged Ul course Mr Tllles didnt pay any Attention to Muscord lie didnt know he was the person addressed until Mas cord came rushing up behind him ex citedly tape measure in hand and tact I fully stretched the string so his dogs hip would nut be unduly ottendid I What do you think youre doing demanded Mr Tub Indignantly My I dog has a pedigree and I dont pio 1 I Past the limit snapped Mascord and I guess youll have to take that collie elsewhere Nonsense returned Mr Tllle Thlp dog has stopped at the leading hotel In Kurope i No matter If It stopped at the White House said Mascord It wouldnt have I any more how of getting Into this house i than a live Teddy bearIf It was over twelve inches long Mr Tllles toolt the hint and led h dog away reluctantly to the Fiftythird I striet Institution When Mr Tllles returned to the hotel a Toy Spaniel wearing a rich coat of I purple material skipped past him Ah said Mr Tilles running up to Mascord You get out your tape i measure and apply It to that dog i Already did that returned Mas I cord and his measure Is Just half an Inch under the limit I Mascord said there were four other I dogs In the hotel within the regulation I size i iWOMANS I ARREST ENDS HER CHASE I OF WEALTHY MAN Addison Weeks Says Mrs Trost Has Annoyed Him for I Twenty Years Th arrest of Mrs Evelyn Trost of New York on a warrant secured In St Louis by Addison Weeks a wealthy I paper manufacturer also of New York charging her with petit larceny brings to light the story of the womans strange relentless pursuit of the man now seventy years olda pursuit that has lasted twenty years and taken In half a continent Weeks now lives In De Soto Mo and he says he met Mrs Trost In 1SSG In this city She first gained notoriety In ISO when she was living In Brooklyn by se curing Indictments for blackmail against Charles J Hlnman and Cornelius I Sleight both widely known and I wealthy The woman says she IB forty five years old hut her appearance In dicates that she Is a great deal older The Case Was Dropped At that time the woman said her hus band Herman II Trot an exporter of Peruvian guano died In J8S1 leaving her 10000 In a boardinghouse In Brooklyn she met Sleight who made love to her borrowed money from her and to whom she gave hec picture Later she met Hlnmnn who told her that Sleight claiming she had Jilted him nnd swearing to he revenged had placed the photograph on the wall of a room In a disorderly house Hlnman she said told her that Sleight would re I turn the picture for 1200 anti at a meet ing with the two men she handed over the money After the Indictment the money was returned to Mrs Trost and I I the case was dropped Weeks says he was managgcr of a big business house In this city when he met Mrs Trost In 1SS6 Ills wife nnd daughter were In Kuropo nt the time and when ho told Mrs Troit that their I relations must cease when his wife re turned the woman threatened 11 colon sal urn mini To escape this he soys I hn sold his business In New York and fled to Chicago Jrevloufcly however I while living at No OB St Maarks ave nue Urooklyn ho had been arrested for abandonment hut the case was amicably adjusted For some yearn the Weekses lived In Chlcngo but one day Mr Trost ap peared and demanded money SIll made life them so exrlllng for him that once again lie pulled up stakes this time so looting St Louis as a possible haven Brlngr Suit Against Him I Hut Mrs frost hall not Klvcn up her pursuit nnd to escape her he moved to the small town of ncsolo Therii slui arrived In due tltno and registered at a I hotel as bin wife This created n san j dal which grow when she entered cult agalnnt him for 3fioo u suit n nays which was compromised for E0 Hla I I daughter died soon after thin In Deaolo In Ht Louis the woman sued him for I I divorce and It wns thin move that de elded him to have her arrested for petit I larceny lie claims that she snatched Ill from his hand In n department More anti refuted to give It back to him I After her arraignment on this charm I and release In fOO ball abs was re arrested charged with perjury In her I divorce lull She says that not until I recently did abs learn that Weak had I another wit SUBURBS WANT REPRESENTATION IN BIG CONGRESS I Taxpayers in Outlying Home Sections Are Uniting to Join Movement Now that the big TaxPayers Con KIPS h being orgaiiled suburban realty leaders are waiting to Join the movement Outlying districts tired the protection ami cooprra lion of such a central botb even more than doe Manhattan And the suburbs suiter more than Manhat tan when millions of city money arc wasted or unspent beeiiiise them Is Just so much less to pay for Improve ments tteelad by thu outside home sec tions Only In Manhattan has the temporary organization of the Tax1apeis Con gross been foi mod The work of forming local dlvMonp of the cotigiess In fortyone illstrletH Into which Manhattan has Item divided Is progressing rapidly Chiilimnn of the various divisions are enlisting tin1 inoct liilluentlnl taxpayers In their dlHtrlitH to toni the muhiis of en cit local body When those large Interests have estahliuhrd t tie local organization on a llrm bay is the smaller owners will be ciuolled All Eager to Enroll The taxpayers of ull classes are eager to enroll In thu Congress accord Ing to reports from every division of the Iteal Instate Hoard of Brokers at i No 150 Ilroadway which Is supporting the movement Suburban owners and realty leaders are insisting that the or ganization shall be extended at once to the outlying borough Instead of waiting for the work to be completed In Manhattan Some of the largest Interests i I terests in each borough have volun I teered to take charge or the enrolment In their own districts r Governors of the Board of Brokers have general plans for extending the divisional organizations Into the sub urbs and the work may be started I within two or three months The other boroughs will be represented by dele gates in the congress on the same basis as is Manhattan that Is one delegate I for a llama individual owners lrjK one delegate for each 510000000 of assessed value May Have 700 Delegates As there me 100000 available Individ ual owners of real estate In the greater city they would be represented in the completed congress by 030 delegates The total assessed valuation of the greater city la JO7 4137SO which I would add nearly ITU more delegates making the full congress to consist of 1W delegates Manhattan with Its 20000 owners would have 10 delegates and its J4 4D36I31 assessed valuation would give It 110 more making a total of 210 Brooklyn with 45000 owners would have 2 delegates and Its 1334SCtS35 assessed valuation would give 34 more the total being 2A The Bronx would have 100 delegates for its 1B10 owners and 11 for Its U4l 22S71S assessed valuation or 111 In all Queens would send j5 delegates for Its 15iiO taxpayers and eight more for its JiMCSDJO assessed valuation making S3 Hlchmond would have 30 delegates for Its fiiW taxpayers anti two for Its 0u SifiSJj assessed valuation or 32 In all These figures ale regarded as tenta tive They could be readjusted by the delegates to the Taxpayers Congress themselves If the representation should not bo considered Impartial and com plete Although the actual number of separate Individual taxpayers Is taken j at 100000 the Tax Department figures It higher because one Individual Is counted several times when he owns propelty In ns many districts The total number of separate real ei tiUe parcel assessed In the greater city Is 4S19M There are SSiJ j in Manhattan 01107 In the Bronx 1ss2S In Brooklyn IMSit In Queens 27110 In Hlchmond Thee figures might be taken as a basis for individual representation after the congress began Its regular sessions The main consideration at the start Is to organize a central body which shall con sist of delegates from thoroughly repre sentative associations In every district As iniinv owners Individually would not enroll in the divisional organiza tions the representation from that source would he below the maximum always while those who Joined the divis ion could vote for dclenBtes to represent the full total assessed valuation of their division thus malntnjnlng the full number of assessed value delegates Excursion to Jersey Lots AV C Beeves Co will take an ex I cursion crowd tomorrow to Jersey Manor Rtelton N J where they are offering 1000 lots It Is twentynine miles out on the Icnnvylxunla Railroad CLEVER WIFE Knew How to Keep Truce In r mllj It Is quite significant the number of I persons who got well of alarming heart trouble when they lot up m coffee anti use Postum as the bever I age at meals There Is nothing surprising about lit however because the harmful al kaloid In coffpe caffeine la not present In Postum which Is made of I clean hard wheat i Two years ago I was having so much trouble with my heart writes I a lady In Washington that at times I1 felt quite nlnrnwl My husband took mu to a specialist to have my heart examined I The doctor said lie could find no organic trouble hut said my heart was Irritable from some food I had been accustomed to eat and asked me to try and romember what dlsai greed with me I I remembered that coffee always soured pn my stomaili mill caused mo trouble from palpitation of the heart So I stopped coffee and be gan to use Postum 1 have had no further troublo since A neighbor of ours an old man wall srv irritable from drinking cof fee thnt his wife wanted him lo drink Postum ThIs made him very angry hut lila wue secured some Postum and made It carefully ac cording to dlrwtlons He drank the Postum and did not know tho difference and Is fitlll using it to his lusting benefit He tells his wife that the yottce Is hotter than U used to be so she 11111 II ell with him land neaps peace In the family i y nerving Postum Instead of coffee Thheres a Reason Name given by Postum Co Rattle Creek lIch Rend The Road to WeJIvllle In pkga Kvcr read Ilir uliovr Irllirf A nrn our KpiifKri from I Iou lo tltllt Tltry nrrirvnulne true And full of tinman Inlrrcit f w 17 I lU W1S H 1 0 VNDS IS IIHAD 01 CAMIAHiN ON LONG ISLAND TAXPAYERS 1 CQNgRESS 1 d I Aw 4 LEWISH POUND5 As president of the Hal Instate Kx chungu of 1ong Island he Ix rc tiled I as a leader 111 the work of organizing I that section for the Tnxpaycix Con gross i and two miles from the Ill of New II Ill IISW tek 1 Tliiii in no low or sunmp bind on the tract The train ulll leue I tic Twem r i third stHPt ferry at 1211 ootork and I url i a mmii t street at I I 1RWIN IN TEARS AS JURY GIVES HIM A DIVORCE Woman Caught in Raid on Hotel Loses Custody of Children 1 I I FMniiril Wilbur IrwIn a wealthy I manufacturer of Urnnklyn was i Krnntnl n decree nf nhxnlnte dlvnrrn from 1 on hoot t o I1 I tim ruiy I rut 111 this morning by n Jury In tho Supreme rliurt ltrn il lyn after n lenRtliy trial befiiii ludgo lraiica trial u hlrh has ileiplv stlrtvil IlrnnklynH smart set nnd altrnctnl iitiUKiinl ntteutlixi Mrc Irwln Wa not In court llor nnf Maitln V llttMnn and her briithrr fiturge llnrdy were precnt 1 Tin tlnlntirf Mr Irwln WIIH In court fully half an hour before the Jury ramp in nnd was Mciouipiildfd by his lawyer A liolns ICnctlaiiil Mr Irwln who I has fnimlit hlllfily tills bring the nrr I nnd IrllllIn sriMiro the divorce was ovrrrotne when I hi vnrdlrt W ls an noiiiirid Tours filled Ills eyes nnd hn made no ptrtcnse uf Ue plug them Imck As tlie jinymcli left th box hi grasped i aill 10 V the liinil immtt thanked Ihrin t lie Hiilil h had m imietitp III niaKo i icvittl Ills flillg nT gr llt Klulllluiltoll The ihvolv 1 is giaitud HI evidelu e I I showing tnl condnct between Mr 1r win i lid tolin e day a dfrnrntor ntid I 111111 In et ltlu rita iy In the tt haitI Ic Inn Haul ity H I The Pair were lii II IH by Mr Itwln nlid four prl nl i ilctetlives the dnor ot their room j I rohnn lit Mtid Uoiluk lmiti lire t snapped nf HIP srolir In thu philnlllTs nllcgn I Ilium he rlmrged his wife A 111 Urn I with many Hirelings and considerable slllllun along hose lines wns given I M servants In time I rust ii homo and by the prlvule detoetlves Tho case went to thn Jury late yen I i terday II rt 1111 nl1 and 1 huge Crane I waited two hours for lie return of the I jury Mrs Irwin also walled The ilnnwitie trouble of tho Irninn I liave been ono of tho chief topics for niniiUts In tlu fashioniblo Heights see tlon of Hnioklyn Their summer Immo ill IjyithMok l ono tslnnd hn s been the oetio of ninny linuii parties and they eiiiMtamod hiiiidininfly In their homo In Ilinmn street They have tw n hildrcri nlive six yiirs old and Vlllnir f mr Tli fither wns annrded the ore of the I child en i I SAVED TENANTS AND A CAT i I 1ollri lloro Imiller Old iipiit ork ill TeiuMMMir hums Mrs Domenlc Ilirho upipt a frvlnq pan of greiue lit n tot HI her home No lUnes slip today ruin blaze colt ghm I jMime wonilnork inil Mr i 11i Iran through the house raliing This aliinncil mo t of the tenants who git out over Ihl roof and down lire rjipi1 The bloat all up IWI Hoots bffnre the llrenien could control I and moHt of the lower llciors Were Hooded wllh water MIII their iontPiits ruined Irtll tVinlcy heled to risciie sir f iiet eiifinH Mo ran up a ladler iitinit MP tndnws of the farho lit I I The iarl i rut lnolt ndvatiliiso of the 1idder In ellnib inn to siftv 250 Reward A reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid for the arrest and conviction of I any junk dealer or other person guilty under the provisions of Section 550 of the Penal Code of the State of New York of York criminally receiving any prop I undersigned erty belonging Companies to either of te 50 Reward f Fifty Dollars Reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person who maliciously injures or interferes with the I lines of either of the 1 undersigned Companies i NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO and I TiE N tt N J TELEPHONE CO E Dcy St New York 8 JOHN H CAHILL Ma119D ViceIWtScCcnl Counsel World Wants Work Wonders REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL BROOKLYN I BROOKLYN I ESTATE BROOKLYN V FOR U SALE I REAL ESTATE BROOKLYN FOR SALE I LOTS Look at the Prices w t 1 I I 2 5 0 Look at the Terms I 10 5 a SECURES ANY LOT j Look at the Property Balance on monthly pay AND UP ments of 5 to 10 according a to price of lot i FLAT BUSH I li MANOR I This is Your Chance to Make Money 1 Located on Flatbush Avenue between Avenues L and M lots in Flatbush Manor must increase rapidly in value and make big profits for all who buy at todays prices Flatbush is the fastest growing spot in Greater New York FJatbush Manor lots are the cheapest and best in Brooklyn Two wide business streets Utica Avenue and Flatlands Avenue ii r i I run through our We will soon have three direct trolley lines 1 rn property wi troley lnes to Manhattan Building going on all around us Every house erected adds to the value of Flatbush Manor lots f Lack of ready money need not prevent you from sharing in this great real estate develop I 4 I ment TEN DOLLARS SECURES ANY LOT j I Sewer Gas Water on the PropertySchools Stores I il Churches Close by h r Five Cent Fare Five Cent Fare 1 0 How to Reach Flatbush Manor i You Know Some of OuS les Force f j From Manhattan end of Brooklyn Bridge take Flatbush Ave e K 111 WI131 I 1lor W J On Trolley direct to Kings highway W I SViiite W D lramer ET iterer From Atlantic Ave Subway Station Brooklyn take Flatbush 1 rar W I Orltth I B Toll r l Ave Trolley marked Westminster Heights Park direct to I D tuuti I V laOn 1 I nrhck f Kings Highway r I Iahle O JlwarJ F 1 Van are I From Manhattan end of Willlamsburg Bridge take Nostrand Ave H N irttver Liita Ii I I I 1lr I Wllp II t Worral Trolley marked Vanderveer Park direct to Kings Highway 1 1Ick T J lciughila I Yitrten Present this announcement to one of our ivprjsenlatlvos I tin I urand I lclluJhl I Irln property hl will exchange It for the full amount of your T W l kllth i t hod u Ic1 round trip farm ii I ruuith I Niniocks Ii 1 IT hil C E WILLIAMS REALTY Co FLATBUSH AVENUE AND KINGS HIGHWAY I I Main Office Ofce 35Q Telephone Fulton St Brooklyn Property Office Open All Day Sunday I I I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY SX X x rf i s x N BACK TO THE LAND OF PLENTY OVER ON THE JERSEY SIDE I Better than bonds Some one will get a bargain Is I YOU Its 1000 Lots out at Stelton N J on the Penn RR Only one mile from depot Only two miles from New Brunswick with 40000 population No low or swamp land all high dry land A Chance Bargain Come with Ua on Our FREE FXCURSION Tomorrow TO JERSEY MANOR Jnt us show you building iota at V each located In ono of tho highest and prettiest countries In Now Jersey U mlte out Dont mlu this opportunity tHKK TIllilSTH from our Hepresentatlvia 11 1 hiItI St 1011 1W Cortlandt tit J2W I M Ienn UK LOOK FOR DADOES HEAUINC1 I r W TO E1SA1OCOIU I 124 1 23rd 8t Now York City s a i ELECTIONS AND ME TINGS lTI is iiiitiny HUKS TL iL st ickholilrn if Hie lugms Ph 10i4 1 Company thai the iircir f 1IKMI 1 pom I ion hiitii duy al iiM 4 ret ut c I liiit It Is II their ipnl itlv uh t I miUa such corpirail n frthuttth A M mpg if the at lnn m r r Iit tUIlsc voting ujton the prnpu Hut ti h iorlt In be f rihwrl ISillVfl I r such other bu inss IIH hal innuiiu ine tore such Is 100 mrititx heieby l i i 0 lucId at Ihe ulfue I the conpi S hanihrri St ell of New I nrlt on flu lllli diy r Unimlier nxt iia at 1 2 oclock In thr aft rnftn I itl Stvv y rk I Nov I IHis julis i IIKIM Swrnarv FOR SALE v v Our sxstcn uf hon furni hlnif is d iLieref 4 I The followiiiK ouBloniura nmy call fur hit a 01 Mix llurjx Itn lllirhanl aV Ymk V V MIK Klidjlf lln Maple at Vnnkia N Y M nas s iruMn mTiI K Vl I t ikefii Y Mr I IIIIn II tutu 1 11 n V V prn in V S I I Till rnvriv IVTU Ilr v 0 1 I Itrihttueg C 1 7 v loh sv yri I PIANOS AND ORGANS Marsctieider Pianos 15 lan nth m ivialouIeuusi I iitIlUl ll l II way A 5th Av 1 Spci lil a Mch unite plamx fictury jirlrri c II er I Irle mlllifl m rvfrv rhM SUNDAY WORLD WANTS i I WORK MONDAY WONDERS h Theres a 1 Best Time for Everything And the BEST time to e the Postiop Worker Ifoine Investment LOJII Harijin fVt you seek is NOW Theres a BEST 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rr THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 1908 l 1 rr in 4 tt STORIES c S r OF SPORTS U tt ttr 7 uru UP TO DATE NEWSY 14 TOLD BY EXPERTS i BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK AND WELL WRITTEN 4 i RICH P CK NGS IN PRO GAME TEMPT SPEEDY AMATEURS J Success of Dorando and Hayes Likeiy to Draw Many Runners Into 1 Competition if Public Sup f port Is Given the Game 1 t T I TUT I T II tho HayosDorando r W match professional runnln baa takon a groat bem I It wouldnt be at all surprising to 1 great amateurs tun to the I C cj1d JMN see many moneyed side ol the game within iLondon Marathon there v ns so much sympathy for Dorando because he I Icamo so near winning and collapsed after taking what looked like a per fectly safe lend and there was BO much of pride In little Johnny Hayes the L L u looy wno passed me otners nuu right on the Job when Dorando tell Dorando Is going to run against Long i boat soon The place tor the race has not been entirely decided upon but many cities will want It and Dorando will clear more probably than he did 5n Madison Square Garden the other night Longboat Is a marvel when he Is right He appeared in running races Irleht only a little over two years ago an un I known Indian trom a Canadian reserva lion Longboats First Race Longboats first race was the Herald race at Hamilton the home of Shcrrlng j Marathon winner at Athens Longboat i knew nothing about running then He was Just naturally a good runner like most of the Indians He appeared at Hamilton In a striped bathing suit and ran In It He wore heavy brogans He had never seen running shoes and didnt know euch things were worn But he won easily and after that there were j plenty of men to coach him and look out for his Interests Longboat was forced to quit after running about twenty miles In the London Marathon He was in poor shape After Hayes had wona few weeks afterthe Englishmen ran off a consola tion Marathon to give some English men a chance to show after Hayes had I left the country and Dorando had turned professional Longboat ran In that and won In faster time than Hayes j had made But the real Marathon was run on a blistering hot day and the tone that Longboat took was In cool weather In spite of that fact Long boat may be able to give Dorando a hot time when they meet If the great In dian Is In good shape He Is taller than Dorando by a foot or so and has a long easy stride that covers ground In fine style Dorando Is quite willing to run Shrubb the English professional over the Marathon distance but no shorter route Shrubb who can trim the world up to fifteen or sixteen miles says thai about ten miles would suit him nicely and that the Marathon Is a brutal test and no race for a gentleman to run In any case he refuses to talk business with Dorando on anything but a ten mile basis And perhaps he Is wise Haies broKcnIuartcil over his de teat says that he will go on and train and will yet take Dorandos measure it he finds another chance to meet him The upshot of tho whole thing may bi a grand professional Marathon run by i Doranda Longboat Hayes and Shrubb with possibly a few crack amateurs iikt Tewanlma tIle Indian inUULiil tu join tile money winning team The most curious tiling hour It all Is that here In America wu have ncn i cared at all tor loiiKUigtrfncc tool races thinking them wtai isomu lor the spec tutors We have always held back our enthusiasm for the bprlntB And lien the Marathon a distuiiie of twentybls miles und i j yards lias becoma the at traction that draws real money the next few months Hayes and Dorando ag I gregating their shares of the gate receipts I cleared 7000 the other night This la enough to make many amateur athletes eyes stick I out with envy Hayes got 5000 which Is about as much as hed set In ten years at the job he left when he went to England But of course there was a peculiar sen timent attached to the HayesDorando race which will be entirely lacking In others There was so much of a dispute after the I JOCKEY GARNER TO RIDE I FOR LEIGH IN FRANCE Charley Garner the lightweight I Jockey hw been engaged by H Eugene Leigh to ride on the tracks In France and will leave tOT Paris with hIs new j trainer some time next week Garner j was one of the most successful boys I around the New York tracks a year ago but last season did not seem to get going right until away late In the season The retaining price Is said to be not a high one but Leigh will give Garner every ciaace to show the form that he displayed on the local tracks When he WM rirfit Leigh has the largest public stable In France and will be able to e Garner pie of work I Crowleys Ladder Step Has Runners Guessing Hod Carrier Uses His Gallop Form in the Mara thon Races IM CROVLET vs Dorando Pletrl JIM That would make a great race If the athletic experts know anything about Marathon running While It is altogether out of the ques tion owing to the fact that Crowley Is an amateur and Dorando a pro a comparison of their recent races Is In teresting Let us tako Dorando first He Is a tried athlete of many Marathons a man whohas competed against the greatest distance runners In the world He has everything that goes to make a steal runnerspeed endurance a strong heart and experience Dornndos race against Haye was on an Indoor track a distance of IS miles as yards whIch he negotiated In lib 44m 3J25S The track was the fast est ever built In the Garden and bank ed enough to take any strain off the runners It was a merrygoround from beginning to end and nr mile after mile was run It was beaten Into a smooth path Then there was tle cheering of his countrymen together with the band that played the airs of I his native land All helped to urge him on and give him conlidence Ills rival was with him over the entire Journey und each knew tile others pace Now take the race won by Crowley This young giant of the IrishAmerican A C weighs clohe to ISO pounds and incidentally this knocks the reasoning that only tmall men make Marathon runners Tills big boy had not the careful advice of a graduate trainer I He Is a hodcarrier and hap to work al day and train at night when he should be getting tho rest that Is so es sential for a dlBtnnce man Ills first race wan when he entered the Yonkers larothan a year ago and after lending his Held for nineteen miles being two miles In front drank a pitcher of Ice water nnd then col lapsed and was unconscious for two I hours lie joined the IrishAmerican A C and entered In the live and I ten mile rnuLs during the past spring and this fall Hi hail a peculiar stride and JCrnle Hertberg the clubs trainer tola him to run on the ball of his foot Instead of on his heels lie tried this t und it gave him n sort of crouch He could not be biuken from this gait and It has often been remarked Crowley runs as If he vus taking a hod up a Columbia Oarsmen Expect to Be Heard From Next Svrina I f I COACH JAMKS ItliK silt Ifslim C any tleip cm i li inuttrr of turn InS out a S oJ vurtiiy eruw at Co lumbia next spring boMUtu of the Ilnati Clal troubles wiilil iae pievenied the training of the seniors this fall HCC U latslrled to have hlb fiesimen it wish and while tills material U rat Irer IlgV I H lie think he fen enouili sood mut rill I for a crew which will be a wdt to the varsity In the fpniii Hut uuJ uicr i bt 1ouKhkeuple I J But here curries the old Toronto chain Ibis who ells It IIKti tliix j Im imnluy lnd to imvu an open fall for we can ct 4 lot ot good work our of ho Ireahintm on tI40 llmlinin UMJ i when UH too cold inero we nave thc t inachlncb in Inhirstty Hall The b y are rathur 114 iit but there in kon Md I N mttriln I HUTU whlcn will show in tli fc iprlllg lKli l tllu iibiiJ IMI Wllilll lil prevented HUIK lor inn nniori Ihii fill Columbia has IIUSIT bvtii In u better Mtlon for ciirltiK pruiillce vrs lull have Ihe lunikiboHt over on this Jarty thorn anil UIIM ear u tcr aniUiinudu 1 tlon abuurd not to apiuk uf HID aupfb course on wiifii WU nope iu havt J d4l iice In tlm tprniK Looking Glass 3 Success The lourlni lu us4 for training the freshmen Iss w n n eat amTt too and i iintirc tlu tt In now tt ty adQIlLd bl I i IS Ii H i4iii A nIII1 HI 411 lg O1i55U his faUll ilnt L II r 1141 Wfl I Ioell to tics i i qm11Ii J Ia errvc I o 4 Fnlk II UIr 111 5511051 aratsU L Pi II ro ii5Mg ilt g tr4l 4s14a4 rr AUSIIU in n arrh of matchea with the nmfii iiiB Ornr hai ben trying hlmt ut llgsi i the i unk ai1 at various Ill tanin an Will the rorJI berurf him uji no tac ii K ir of clefeel oy any Luiitr As a tM or the liln elun varsilf cttv a ri I t 10 s t mutgt vvili Ihe Idlumnli I I ui that ivVM4 a trtiJidtJ at 1 Ki IBII lao auniinu Iumh Jiice hdi iifiMl lu 551 IUB ere inlo anuw fur men a re THREE CLUBS TO HOLD BlMUG STAGS TONIGHT Thii cuts will pull off boxing nag tonlMi two in Manhattan and one Ir Brooklyn All of them are fortifiei with an injunction which will Proven ihe fBjILa Jrotu interfering with th lJl1teala At the nry pock A C iat 7 mb iitreot near Avenun C the principal n tile main but will be Jtrt OConnell the Kngllij feather iviljiht and Patsy IM of Nmvark who U one of tha mat prvrnt little fllow In tie bUll ntj Tiny ft III battla for six round Iour ullier biun nii jirruide It t the Long ocr A C Maniutr I XuHmtwi will jut on i tin usual curd of nix but uiBeeii faily JuJ boxiri At tflf Njonai A lj of Urui4Iyri he ciniMaiiu In uc atar bout will t v ev 1 di 1 r a I Uen UoiiB 4 I tilt Hr i 1 n ijhti TUllY wll j nut ittii i IT r t iund bout In Ilb41 Mnuttiui erig Will taokl liltIH ilurr tilt ax rouati OJ Q THE RUNNING GAME IS GOOD AGAIN I I MlE 60I frb R IN OP P Th N I bS MORe WOR I I N ere A d1I tI I MF i G 0 A1E ONCleQIIT I I BUT V OUT GO INTO HE A FAtT j I CHI I A I I ti J 0 I a l1 I 1J Q r How Croley Trains for a Long I Distance Race ladder and was afraid to miss the rungs Well thats his stride and on Thurs day ho proved that It was a good one He covered 26 12 mJles over a I track that wan a sea or mud and as slippery as Ice It was up hill and down dale One of the hills on th c urlile was a mile and a halt anA with an SO per cent grade For 21 miles i he travelled along rough roads und then entered the Empire City Track to finish the last four miles j Every rocpgopr known what a race I course Is like when muddy Crowley shoesnot the light track shoes that I were worn by Uorando but heavy I I soled ones weighed two pounds with i the mud that was stuck to them and to his leusas It was splashed up In the heavy going Notwithstanding thm tact Crow I leys time was Ih 9m 16 25s Dorando I ran about three Quarters of a mile fur ther than Crowley In almost five min utes less time while Crowley finished his last mile over tiii muddy race course In less than six minutes Everything considered Dorandoa time I was not as good aa Crowleyu and he would have to perform much better to I beat this sturdy novice TREMBLAY WINS FROM 1 BOTHNER IN EASY STYLE I BuelIc Trcmblay llghtwolght chan pion of Canada defeated O ors 1I01h I nr or Hrooljlyn lightweight champion I of tho United states last night In two out of three falls Trrinbluy In the diet and lest tithe Kt u toe hold on Until ncr and und It to lulvantoBe tarcine the latter to his shoulders each time to rave himself from having brolion lionel A small crowd witnessed tho match One Baseball Record None Can Seem to Reach S IIX1 one of tlm fans who like to B p ft over irucball dope In the off fctation illil It ever strike you that there is only one man among the 111 or mine mlnur louguu pl jirs who can lalm n batting average uf Ito or b ttur fur u cuiutiutiva period of ff tech uar Of course Itu Jop n un but nut ittiy fun coulil uuuer the IjUIOllull The e iiae bfcn only ten men In the ttilrtyIKu yearn of major league Ills tury who have bult U ut a tui rule in lull ion ucutho t 4i s Sotiii ratiui hard to btllovn In them day nf KROI 1 atLc4wori Iluwut UT Uut lilt look up Io DORAWcds SiRIDE cOMPAR r I 4 tc LOtlsofr1 7 ill 74 p ivi I I i 1 4 11I 0 d ii C INDIAN LONGBOAT RAiSED ON RUNNING I Fook to Game Naturally When a Youngster on i I Onondaga Reservation I I ITT Tom Longboat the Indian WITH the professional ranks dis I tance racing so popular a Jecade ago Is likely to see a big re I klval When one thinks of the days of Charley Lowell the Englishman I Hughes the Lepper Pete Golden Peter Eleselman Gus Guerrero and the rest 3f the ctars of years ago and remem bers their racing with JIadison Square Garden filled and cheers splitting Its walls a revival of the sport Is welcome The worldwide fame won by Johnny Hayes In tho Olympic Marathon Do randos now historic finish In the same race his recent defeat of Hayes and Longboats meteoric career are events In sufficient to arouse the old Interest contests of speed anti endurance He Is back to Longboat But to Get perhaps the most picturesque figure In athletics today He Is a fullblooded Onondaga Indian and was raised on the Caledonia reservation seven miles from Hamilton In Canada lIe attracted at tention suddenly by winning the his toric Herald Marathon race In Canada when only nineteen years old and came back and won a similar race the follow ing year No one had ever heard of him before this but subsequently he won many famous long distance races among them the twentynvemlle Boston Marathon Longboat ran In tIle Marathon at the I Olympic games lastlear and was among the front runners for about twenty miles when he n tlrul Long distance running is second na lure with the Indian Ho can run as well with rubber boots on as with the uptodate spiked shoes There Is a lot or human interest In Longboats en trance to the professional ranks It nearly broke the heart of Tom Flana gan the man who discovered him and who mapped out lilt career Here Is the story Sure I dont know what to do at aU nt all gentlemen raid Turn addressing J J Ward and Itcv J p Morrow Thcsfl two had rotne ilnwn 10 linplop Klaiinugan to allen l nKimut to turn professional nnd thus gntbnr In a little butter and egg rnouuy tur his old ago Its all very well for you glntleiripn to say let him get the change but when I think of Turn Longboat running pro fetisloniil races mu stout Irish heart beats with emotion Sure lvi been i mother to the by carrying him around on me hack like a impulse continued Flanagan Why bnil be an outcast fal Flan iigan Well no longer be mtertulnrl by the reeve and town council and me this best aft erti flour humorist trot rln Chaunciy M lJei ew did you net that 7 Oh dear no I ilont want ili l social Huinitphoro turned agaltist tle boy Just yet 1 May we mil ko co bold aaw isk 11 yrm are mifferlnt from n malady Ji nit till I I the dope hook Alisun slallol In 1KT0 the first year I of this atlonHl Lcugnv trill a hlittllllo iiveraKo of mniuthniK Ijitmr than tt and tie kept Ills ey un tie lull ami J flim grip on Ills IIK but for flit ii cunici iiilve years Jail UrotitlifTi fieillil tu litivii u i hitii u lu liLt 1115 II H firanil del Man Inn hi Irseseri m I lie Job after tUvjn vir wlilcli win a I act tho itHiirl of Wue Wlllia KMICI liijolo a nil ld Uvliliurity inu In tin twelveyear lilt anil the latter nilulii tmvrt niiilci n urns tKcoril hail iiit iluati Intcrvenfi Hilly Jlunitliuii mil h Ivully itnt ufir JOY iim wluli Hugh liulTy unit JOIIo liurkui luii ole Mur toss 4lifin la iinu man who U wi M on ti VBJ to II nuw iDioul wml thai II liar I w KKiiar who has already rMlwl ttV IW itcord for aa even dozen nnOlll III Follow Dorando Until We Race Again Says Hayes Thr race proved nothing I am Dorandos master and I will prove It to the satisfaction of everybody before very long provided he will give me an other race said Johnny hayes today Hayes was asked how the race affected him He said I was not the same Johnny Hayes that won the London Marathon In that race I had the careful training of Mike Murphy and was as nt as a fiddle I only hadthree weeks work for this one and any one who knows anything about distance racing will tell you that the time was too short to pronerly condition myself I was attacked with cramps during the twenty fifth mile I attribute my defeat to that cause for It weakened ms and wor ried me I thought that everybody was looking at me I will beat Dorando and Insist on another race I will follow him all over the world until he agrees to meet me and then It will be Hayes first when the tape Is reached M as cold fcetT ventured the controller a smile scintillating through his side wnlskers Can you In any flight of fancy Imaglnu Shrubb or Dorando beat ing this runner from the reserve Whereupon Flanapan almost nwooiied Beat Shrubb said he nt the same time giving ir Ward a withering look Say John can aces beat deuces Ive seen it done replied tile latter Well Jim for that ann to show you Longboat can beat anything outside a motor car or an express train Ill give mo content if youll appoint a commit tee to look after the vush And so raying he despatched u native runner to tho reserve with the following mes sage Come back to papa all will be forgiven Ionguoat Is a natural born runner Ho I was born In a typical Indian hut alls when u youngster his people marvelled I al his speed anti endurance A few weeks ago ho broke away from Flana gan and had a champagne revel He was quickly brought to time and he signed a contract with Flanagan Thu contract had to be approved by tho Ca nadian Government under the KriRllHh law on account of Longboat being an I Indian I Englishman Who Beat Attell Accepts Jeffries Terms for Match with Dane BY JOHN POLLOCK I1EDDIE WELSH who recently F secured a decision over Abe At tell In a fifteenround bout at Los Angeles Cal last night accepted terms TIlE lARA IRON CRAZE r s 1311 Marathon craze Is rampant bed through your OU Marathonlng out of THE Have you felt it Are you hit it all day breakfast and on your way to tIle ollice Do you up There is no question about itthe Marathoner can stir speed out of the dead time Since moving aro really noticed it In our ollice boys They We have I considered Immovable objects Long live Johnny they have been unknown line live Dorando Pletrl They have given life to the ofllc boy Hayes I IfTou negotiate the oinc In nothing make a H you want to see him npurt yea noise like a ticket to the Marathon I laps Form Bowling Team to Meet American Stars OrFTln 1 new In matoh game S bowling will be seen at the Whtto Kitpliant alleys Manila night team from the Japan when a ilvotnrn Curl will roll a best tWO I II eH liriwflng against a series outofthicf B 4flO picked alli tnrlclln Uiim niuilo up I from star liowlem of these alloys The JupuniBo Club Is miulu UP from I prominent 11I11 111 era In thin city and I I itle tsrhictil I I of tlliny fl1ey roll as a w I und lUKhtB at ltiu isis Vfiii itiliy org I fhll club fCIU lire nut IlIfrCllunt will lIIaku nn Vntry In a II the ivents of hi rclw National touinament at the I I liarilcn In May I After Ihu loumaniiMl limes In tie 1 iuiiiin Nat lonul miluy nltllit a I iritili Kimi will hu inlliil nn thu tour I immuiit ali Cl C ut Tliuma bet rveri I iast i iiiruil ul tin llfnilil iiml IIel of lh I KiiKkiibui Utr 11 C tie ii Ill I cli lu tlm I liHt live mil IIf nlni giMnoi 11111 prmi I I nua Kiiut upon UK young oel lu con j ilirtd JIlt if hi boat llriinx IKJW ii uml i M ISpiMinl to lii II gruat lac I tur In rxirii Individual tiHiiimniiiila j I i ml ronifbin Jliniute Smith bnwllng In Ihl AniRrl 1 in N4ti nul tourney Wnlnexiluy win i hi fiiitin uf the Vcnlnj He toads Qye iplll nuarca in the twr lijIlUlU4O 1 910 6710 4710 410 and baby split Smith Js high averago man with 199 810 The Shamrock Howling Club seems to be II liuoilnu to many of the crack bowling clubs Though being on the tail euiL all ot Its victories have been taken from tile Hcalpu of tlior leading teams Their last victory was aver tho Corinthians depriving the latter of a rlcnn iitcord Tliu Corlntliluna now bland nine games won and ono lost Nell Kennedy of Santa Marie Coun cil and Llnwnod Howling Clubs Is sur prising himself In his ability as a bawl I 11 Ior use last four series lie bowled the following amesj22 1SS 214 2IS Notices are being sent out by the Na tional Tournament Committee that de spltn the act that the Harden property Id In th inurkat the loose of the build ing for lire big tourney Is eUcnoi and su tured iy hCvy penalty Pile notice Is due to the ninny liiqulrles It the tourney Is to he lOlit1MJflClJ called off I It Is a remarkable fact that In the HUornMn ttvnmen tourney there have been tIthes scores toVtr IIKH rolled this ueusoii thu average being higher than uny previous year Alley owneiu who u month ago were TiifdUtlin u Imril winter are now do 11 UK morn tlialnrm tliiin lau season with I Indication nf a recordbraUln win let ptttronagt Shrubb Is a Wonder 1 Ten Miles His Limit I It Is a Question if He Would Be Able to Stick With Do i rando Over the Marathon I Route OLDINO every record from one I HOLDING miles to twelve and with a performance of 11 miles 1137 yards In an hour to his credit Alfred Shrubb la regarded as the most remarkable distance runner the i world Has ever seen Ten miles Is his favorite distance but ho has run fit i teen miles In close to record tlmel i hour y minutes IS 46 seconds There I Is little doubt In the minds of experts thJU Sbrubb can beat either Dorando or Hayes over ten miles but how he would perform over a longer route say the Marathon distance U prob i lematical and would he quit to the gameness and endurance of the plucky little Italian 1 Only a match can prove that but In view of the fact that Kng land has always maintained that ten miles Is enough for any man to run a match with Dorando over the historic twentysix mile route Is unlikely Sbrubb has been beaten only once In more than 1500 racao He has out classed everybody he ever raced In I I America so that now It Is Impossible to tin any one man who can give him I any kind of a race During the past year Shrubb hu raced against relays of from two to four men and distances from four to twelve miles and won easily not by yards but by laps Shrubb has been running for ten yearn and today Is as good as ever He attribute this to bard work and a clean life I never train unless I feel like It I says Shrubb Many men who go out to train when they are not feeling quite right do themselves more harm than good When 1 do train I work just as hard as I do In a race I never Jog as some runners do I run and run hard Six miles U my usual workout Speaking of distance men In America Shrubb says there are few good ones for the reason that most athletes train Welsh May Be Next Man to Fight Nelson from Jim Jeffries to meet Battling Nel son In a fortyfive round fight for tho lightweight title at the Jerles A C ot Los Angeles Cal on New Years afternoon Jeffries wll try and get Nel son to sign for the match In a few days The Dane wll probably turn down the match as he Is not anxious to take on Welsh I After trying for leveral month to Induce pools of tho heavyweights to fight him In a lonb distance battle Sam Lannford the colored hurricane pugtlilt of Ilo ton Iou finally LKIII successful In landing a lOa lh He was signed up by Sam Bcrger the Hunt pro motor of San FrancUco alt night to meet Jim Flynn the aturdy Hunt heavyweight of Pueblo Col for twenty round at a allow to be brought off by Herder in the bIg Audi torium In Ban Francisco on the night of Dee 117 Flynn recently beat Battling Johnson I the Cnlirornla heavyweight In a tenround bout before the Iliclnc A C of Lot Angeles I Cal and aa be showed good form In that mail him otter crap llerger Immediately un tI tight Ijinrford which hu anally accejiieil ih lh hte iceJ rg night fjinKforcl islil 1Jo and ret on a lIght with Stanley Kolcliel tile middleweight champion II hs beau Flynn The twentrflv round fight between Hilly Papke and Hugo Kelly the Italian middle wclrht of Qilosgo will be fought at the Jeffrie A C ot lot Angelea Cal on the night of Pee 15 Iteallzlng that a victory over Kelly might ha leo return match for him with Kelchel 1apke Ian night cun tntoO to tak Kelly on and Matchmaker Jtfirlea lOll no time In having the man affU their alcnalurea u the article ot agreement That Joe Gene has no Intention ot engag ing In any chore long fichu la shown by ma refusal to accept an orrer from the Jeffrita A C of I sis Angeles Cal to meet Freddie Uetah the iiiKliiii lightweight In a twenty five round boul at that club die latter part oj Ihla month lions probably feel thai lie can no longer K Hat dlaianco with men of Wetaua apeed and cluvrrmu und oti that account duos not want to take any chance jut netting beaten Jade 110llghert who hu a good Ilrlng at fighter under his management at pree slit will leave WItH t itlu JI MUIlriI ne bantamweIgtIt tighter for Alteray n1J tomorrow night Where Iurphy will me Joe Kid Cooler tie lIallan tJour 01 lIooklYII for twelve rounds al Stir chow of the inickerbocker A C of Unit city on Tuesday night The lade wIll battle at 116 pounds rIngsIde 11314 bould put up Ii clashing nard tJhl The refusal of Judge Beabury of the Supreme Court to grant a permanent In junction to the Unman A C to prevent tire police from Interfering with their boxing stab was a cad blow to the Officials of the club for It mean that they will bo un able to pull off any mure how Jollie hi anector Johnny lluaael will now go after tie club with much more energy than he did before pIne the court ha declined lo 1 grant the club tin Injunction II wanted Member of the m nleft rS flocked to tot ot the club hta l iuartera yeaterilay and ob talped their ticket from Secretary iimn for the slug lu IM held bv Ill club un Krl day night at which Kraiikle Madden sal lurry Ferns will meet In the main bout or ten rounds Manager Juhnnv White me ru lu run the Us airictly within the law by nut loulag a iike1 la aoyuu bat le Ulai i mNllo tl SHRUBBS MANY RECORDS fl J I 3J miles 5 minutes 40 15 seconds fI li miles C minutes 47 35 seconds 2 miles a minutes si oO seconds 8 miles 14 minutes 17 35 seconds 4 miles IP minutes 1i 35 seconds 5 miles 21 minutes SC 25 seconds 6 milesni minutes K L5 seconds 1 miles 35 minutes 4 S5 seconds r 8 miles 10 minutes 1C seconds S mll615 minutes 7 D5 tBConds l 10 miles 50 in I nut us 40 seconds 11 mllsca minutes 23 15 seconds JI One hour record 11 miles 1137 yds f 1 I 1 for sprinting distances Distance run 13 ning in America Is not what it Is In t England Over thero you run pretty I much the whole while here most ath f letes If they dont compete indoors lay off all winter Talking of Longboat the Indian Shrubb says Longboat will never be a champion 1 have tried him out for three miles and run him oft his feet The Indian Is overrated I doubt If ha could do four mOos In less than 21 min utes and thats not fast at all Shrubbs appearance gives no Indica 1 tion of his wonderful running ability t I He is slight in build and Isnt even deepchested or strongly muscled but he is light In his movements and re markably supple lIe weighs about ICi I pounds tall and u five feet seven Inches PITCHERS WHO I COVER FIRST BAG f H I WIN MANY GAMES In looking after tho fielding averages of the American League pitchers one I noticeable feature Is the rumber ol putouts credited to the Chicago chubs pitchers 1 Walsh had 41 White 2S Smith 23 and Altrock in twentythroe games hud 21 Vulsh leil the longuo In this respect having the advantage of participating In many more games than any other twirler Doc White led the other G anti Smith was HUM being tied with ono man for third honurs As a pitcher usual gets most of his putouts by covering lust Imse tho Chi i cago twirlers MHIIII to Iao n little 1 something on their rivals In this da lurliiRiit of the game I 5r hERE IS Tllll LIST OP CHAMPIONS IN WG11T1SG GAME I If Tommy Oums It not defeated for the heavyweight title at Sydney Australia on Dec 16 thu uiuminoiis of the different classes In pugilism when IM Is tiKlicrcd In on Jan 1 11 will bo us follows j Heavyweight Noah Brtisso Tommy hums of Detroit Middleweight Stanley Kctchel of Montana Welterweight None Harry Lewlo knocked out Champion Mcllody but not at 142 pounds Mllody hus re tired Lightweight Battling Nelson Keatliewulght Audi Uunlumwuight olulII Coition 4 MAHMOUT WINS TWO FALLS FROM FRENCHMAN MONTIII3AL Quebec Nov JSTuslK I Mahmout the Turk won u wrestllnR I I match with Iluoul tIe Itoucn of ITancn act night The first tall catclias tollcan went tq the Turk In tweny ono minutes In this Htconrt QraecoRo man the Turk quit lifter cloven mill ufjs and in thu third the Turk won tha toss and electing for cutclioscatcli cjui won In seven minutes BOWLERS IN MATCH GAMES Harry Warner unit hearty Whltacrt will I tool A utICa nut nf llvo uumn neilnj acalnet Dlik Dllluuuy anil JIll rry 1nrker on the Columbia alleys Ono Ililnilncl uml Knurl ur IIIII 11ur rbJ r I yJ r tinlit anti Coluinliiia avumifl Huinljy yen IIIK These Is a tl lu bet Ira 4t Suverul tIg nmlili Kainn ale being nr rouged at Utrlimiii Cinu iluinlifil and KU t iinlh street ami Inox avvnue unriu every Hull lay nltlit toinu Illtclollliif fulluru la chiluldl I J MENANDWOMEN Uvt Dm U for unnatural t In I te 1415 lKhuriiMdnlUianitiloai Qulst4Si lrrltaliou pr ulceritlloni lt3 ati Is lrist of maacua in iubr DM 1elI tiitsjl tylulliea end pot aitria csNuo ate tolwnoui ClshiiitlttO ttoiu Sty i iipBlMt Li ii A fir seat Itt pito wrppr l 7 sers l f i i fur hi 125JA0r1butt I ifA CulUIMAVMU 4mlj N d j

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faH 4 I H r WTfI THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 1908 7 j LATEST TIMELY REPORTS COMMENT AND 1 NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT ROBERT EDITED EDGREN BY ARMY AND NAVY TIED FOR SUPREMACY TRAIN BIG GUNS FOR ROYAL BATTLE ON GRIDIRON TODA r I T lLlli 1 i r c f 11 j H il w jt f i tl ij 7t ft tii or f fIT ttl IT t i r i d t M 33g2S5 Z i tI i d i ftfi 0 f lnlltn IO t J it L INII I J R at fS CAPT NORTH CROFT Worlds Champions in I National A A U Meet I e Olympic Stars in Big Events on Monday and Tuesday Nights at Garden i Q I llAT promises to IJP tho crenfot WI meet in the history of amateur I sport xxith the exception of the I Olympic Bames will bu served up to the deovtees of nthletlo for two n htsj at JtudlBiii Stjiiarc Garden I It Is the annual Indoor chanlplonshlps of the Amateur Athletic Union of the I United States and neatly all the rtnrsl tlat compoud In the London finmcs xxlll participate It will bo a meet of cham pions Champions of nil description runners Juinpeis hurdlers and xxeight toffers irt entered and xxlth a fast track built by Saiirrow lloblnson It Is tile accepted opinion that nexv marks will lie Inuii up In morn than one event With every victory In these j J emncs goes the title of National Cham pion I It has been decided that the finals of each event will be run off on the same nlKlit nu thu trials All events scheduled i for Monday nlalu ivlll bo held and not i carried oxer until Tuesday as xxas for I merly the case This xxill please the croxxd tlio lliit nlelit It has also been decided that In tho pola vaulting contest i the competitors xxIll have to take off from the icKUlatlon xvoodcn take off and i consequently xvlll 1 axe to UM poles will pK s in t loin Tlc Iii hAiiii iiun and Nexv YtirK Alletic iMibs lave a jna1 aiiay of uil nt in neatly all tie eeii lioxexir the will noi baxe an eh tlie for not only lave the big Vesttr Jjbs iiiuie1 tie1 jiien but many of lle tolli s W l be i epietntid Ion liihy tie KUUI lri li jutnpr xx lo 11 lamels to lluiiy J o n last yiai xlll iry to regain ihclm in the lnih juniii i Tlu 0 J Ti liJ and TO yard meat ure xx la mrlit be callrd hf sprints aid should 1 M tin insifhi witneted In ycit Hill Kea 11 tie indooi uin I eM teiid In i II extins He will Juixi to be at hifr b bt foi he wIll fate Ul1 men as J F OCusmell tiie pie oi ciiamplon at iv yards Bobby loumun xxho tlnUhiM scHond In the i0yarils at i the Ol iii ii KuiiH K 1 lukvnuii t anaUan iiukrCiiis rkinnn me llx i of the Ann n and I 11 Uorand bo covinil u ariis In seven seconds ri centiy i The Clilyaid rate should result In u nexv iicnid Mel ri1ipptit will have pit 1 ted nculnst him Clnilic Mat on Ha ty lUllntan Itany tilssniK Hint SllUv J llromlloxx U 11 Cleniy and 11 Hay wood i Tle nxomlle run has the preatest run 1 nets m iliu louniry entertn Vale Col ht lus n team that is leputed l e very ust and they will laxo to Us to i set placed for tcimo of tlie stars entered are Win IJalUy Kied lleliais 1 T Klele CeoiKu Honhaft Tom Collins Haixiy Coin W J Kirnmet MIJ e iMitioll Jimmy to of Hooton and J Mnlime Te loveis of xxoliht throwers will hav plMity tn Inejest them for Matt AUUiji of the X Y A C Wesley Coe of Huston Harr of the IrifhAnur I ians Martin Khprdun 1 1 Klllott the 1 plienomenll srhoo boy utliletc P Me Potiiild and llm Mlnlyll ult entered Old Bike Stars Make i Good as A ufo Drivers I f v till creat fiurcess which has nt J tended bicycle riders who haxe beconio drivers of nidus auto in Ills country seems to have opened up a nexy avcnuo of lucrative employment for those Interested In track and Held ports ami It would not be surprising l if tn tho continued Rrnxxth of tho auto racing iame particularly on trucks which promise to show a great incieaso In competitors next Heason a great many or those heretofmcj prominent In nthletlcH should turn to thin new pro feselon r I Cycling peculiarly fitted the success ful epcud merchants to the task of Irlvlni a racing car JTho quick eye j ftfiuly titryo und endurance to stand II the strain of mental and physical Careen lire similar In both lines of sport Judg 7 j inent of ilistance time and Fperd InS he tjooiliunl the inind actixc m foim uccuiuto clecislotiH In an emergency I Strength ot aim is also neeissaiy und this has barred MJHIU of tno uitja fiom enieilns tills line ol spun I Of the old cycling champions Barney OldlHld XVUB emu of thu Hist to drive nn auto In races Hu came into promliuiKc In Detroit about U eais ato ami tne Idlstinisulahltii clmraciinlstk of alxxix drlvliiB In races xxlth a bit black oil i Ilimly Kiappcil lieixveen hIs teetli has novir bten Imlinluil ulihuiioh all hne olheixvlsu tried to solxo the setiet m his Kieiit BuccesB as a champion fcpeccl hreaker r Oidllcld haa such a rale judgment of ipeed that It Is said that ho seldom consults the rlock on tho dashboard of Ills uiito hut knoxvlnt the tpced of his cur can calculate to a nicety what It cun do at the slim tlmo bcilnw thor ouBhly conxersunt xxlth the limit of upeed peimlttpil on curtain tuiiis or iinKleu of thu tiack mid goud gOllel4I shill In dtlvliiK In a race Cue Champions Getting 1 Into Form for Matches a I challenges in the fire and any I FIVE er of experts Just standing around with chips on their shoul I ders walling for some ono to knock them off In u pretty lively outlook tor t 1 an exciting season amoni th billiard ta not to eprak of the several tourna ments for botli amateur nml profeeglon nl players which aro helng urranted The veti too are mlffliiK the all M an Indication of romlnn matches Bclmcfcr In Chlcaicu dcclurlnu that I Ii L lIt I II A wants another clinnco to play for the 181 bujkllnu xxorhl8 championship em hlpm forfcltid bccaiiBo of ulrkiieHs to Hillton while tleorhu tilobson IH also KottlnK Into Hood btrolia with a vloxv tc Hlmllar clmlleiiKe iloppo too Is will InG to pluy any unu with money Calvin IJrmare l liki returmd On trophy won In tlie national inmttmr tour imiiuut lu t winter lo tliu truil a uf On Ilrdurkruni Llub and n niinilng of tliu Notional AMoclullon haa Iell culUJ lur Montiay evening when ome aciion will ti taken to Iorrnl far tb leuraamant tbli HluUr r1 i POLY PREP lE DS GHE TE8 0 Commerce IM rnltst eleven in M i ui tan lies this nileieit claim t i Commerce High Gains All the P1 KIXS lue an unbtoUi e i ills ot XKtoriis ix i 1 gixes them the Honors Among Schools r ht to nrt K r Tie i Viin ive eexin clinched tie of Manhattan championship of Ma hattan by trirn mlni Lie Witt Clinton m such good fashion on Thanlsclvln Day Both 1 cans have beaten HtJvxcsant and as lir WAItl KKKVKK tnc Clintons whipped Towimml Iliurls lV ITH In plAying of the Thank Hall the Commerce xounssters are un nix t schoolboy foot dlsputed mibtets of the Held VIf ha1 iliOl the most successful The clexelopncnt of the Commerce oaon in f lnt ry Neatly 20000 peo eleven from a team of only ordinary 11 uiht Iw iiie contests In Man i rnlilfe at best into one of the head h un mil Riunklvn icst aggregations that ever re iesenuM Tie phat Ion hlp of Greater Nv a i h school as tlev plainly shovxcd York cw t Poly rrep Although the theiiselves to be on Thursday Is a trl did not meet any of coaching rtr oklvn eleven jmjih or amateur In u n o f Mnnhattn or fie Bror The coach of tie Commerce team H 1 hue t un li uitPil cla11 10 tie T i TraMi who took hod of the boys il f 1oY Ieoued Kta nis 130 on when their old coac A C Fontaine nrs11 1 Mori ho let t fie school Although a Yaie man vse I i i iam anJ MTI tied ci of JJ Mr Trask has had little to do with Kildlron matters in recent yiars Mi Trask i a member of tne acuitj at Commerce and ne taught I 1 ln tO t tnRI in oal tt it it veiu any otner feuo T I 1 1 je t tin Jiools inmiulu I U I f V The boxs were tent upon brat ins I Clinton io the croxxd dexeloped hr SNtr ERS AKE i TVD NEW RtCORDS c Tw o record xxerc I mKo n In the dual xnliiunliiK tn htixeiMi Toxxnsondllnr ris Hull and Stnyxi sant Hisi SLhoola a the Cit Vlleiu nautormin Two ToxxntcndHnnls 105 sft the new c OIls Hurtluril Davis ilipp d IWO pei iiuis oil tbc old 1nblic Si hunl Athletic 1 eiKtie noid 101 tnty uds by innk siiK the illstntu i in U feioida It xxas luimerlv In lil by Thompson of Com nuue Huh Ko m hrolu the tiik for 100 yird i provUnilv held by IMvls by swlmmiim Ihe ltIIY in 1 riinie 11 Ir beiunds aUnn i nd otf the forniii miiU Tnv n rivl 11 mis xn Ihe im et by u s Ill of r l to 1 GT1 ELEVENS a lilj to tlui ehcl litintiiit t en g i l n ilx up tn tin n hj ct1 p r on Thunlcpjx rxr In It iav I nail too thit SlI or tiit ki hs Introdui hx Jit Tilt whih oil the Llilltollites ill he al on Tiui da xxjuUI have i li 1 an 11101 college eleven allhouc profr Innally loaelud Iapl Xlxun the quarterback of Pi Morrli lex en save Hutler of Io 1np a hot lljrht for the position but in that Bailie n alnst IZratmuq Tnurr dav Uie lr loklyn hoy shoxxed snpeiiT generalship and thu fact that he Ins played tn SBIIC excelent name all i i Hn xx Mile Nlxrll has had one ur tvo lap e from form entitles Untie to tin poHllon it muht be suld for tn can tain of the Bronx learn huvvexir tllt ils ork m far love that nf the nxit as1 schoolhov quarterVja k IlaJ Ku m ot Boy llih ilaxtd a fast u une this season as he did last he mlsht have miidc Tiirey the Rraamus leider luitle for h1 plare IlasFClbrlnk and lllriilinaii ut Commerce are also youngsters of unusual ability but they xen lit a Hllehl dlsvdx JIltllRl 111 Hot brlii iiulti hay enough Tiie line of tle team named l e t i eptionilly heaxx fop a sehofilbtx team iveiarfnK 1SJ iniunds There l eelknl booting iiiilitv In the bacluiML nI ler at tiuiirter I a ilns y drop Iklr is lie i IIVACI by making tvi IJM rim snoil dl4inces in the IVlvnra inua paP Ct i nf Conn r c i ii reliable dip kl ker ald CaTrt ni1 der rent pnrticj for loys 1 Hnrh inhool all soason r Here Are the AllScholastic I and AllManhattan Teams ALLMANHATTAN I ALLSCHOLASTIC S E ItliEchnian Commerce L Erarey Erasmus I T Thomson Commerce t TYuo Morris I Vanderwater Clinton IAG Hartley Poly Prep C Torrance Commerce IAGC Torrance Commerce K Gltuner Stuyvesant in GXuborg IJoyc1 Ilifh H T Riairwrvy Townsend Harris 2 TD1oolm Poly Prep R E Kccavlcu Clinton E E Ecnicislsr Poly Prop QYoung Commerce Q13utler Poly ircp L HCl1tcon Commerce i IlCaynrl Hoys Ultrh B G Cavallcro Stuyvcaant K nCarn Commerce r Cloucrkan Townsend Karris nr Kesterher Erasmus Sabntitutcs Witherby McllUeany Clluton Eaesclbriuk McWilllinu Sub back Trnecer Morris j sub Kuhn O 71 5 sub lineman Ccimrercs Bchcnck nhoucs cr H end ThcniBOu Commerce II DowliiB jenalg3 Stuyvosaut eo w W 1 4 t tl Wt1 r lE tJ31 Jt f J t i1 jf 1 i too i1h f tt 5ILRGEMT LAFOURC DE DAVE C08URN WILLS STAL DUS ACE JEON GEORGEr J BRau 55 RUTT I II Co I I Rutt and Stol Winners of Last i Years Race Are Among the Arrivals FlJht InnKdlstanro hlcyclo riders the pluk of tho best lint Kurope can pro duce coma in this inornlnK on thu Krrnpl liner Ia lorralne All of them aro entered In tho sixday meet at Madison Square Onidcn htartlng a xvrelc from Mondny and as noon as they had their share IIRH under them made tracliu for tho Vallslmri course vvhcie they xxlll train all xveck The men and the countries they rrprniont aro al folloxva Walter Rutt Germany Victor Otipre France Hongrl Iuftmrcado France Hoger Iabrouane Franco Julian Stol llollund Leon GeorKet Franco Fran roll Fuber Franco Maurlco Uroccu UI With the prlY was Alum Edward a Wills of Kncland Wills xvlll not ride In thu blxday event but liau comu ovei to imit Hobby nlthinir of Atlanta In a mutorpacid rBI for the wot Ids championship next Hitniuny nIght Upon the Till win nlKlit ono minute after 12 ocliim thu Hl day urlnd will Blurt Tho fiirulnncTH xvlll ha taken In chargo hy Dave Cohiirn who xvlll train them and look after them dtirliiK the runnlni of the race Thu piellmlnary xxiirU xxlll bu done on tliu houicl track at 11 lis hu Ill Maurlco Itrocco the Italian has Just won this Orand Prix Macfarlum do hlU ometros behind human undent In W minutes 13 3D atcondB Derthe was ECO nml and 1011 Otorxct third Victor llreyr wlin hooks nil the foreign riders for the Garden bicycle raco and who GAMES OF M3TH TONIGHT Tli fall gainta of tha Thlrt nth Coan Ar lllltry Athlello Aaioclatlnn Bill t e halt till cxenlng at lie Armory Kumnir and Jctfermn axtnura llrooklyn and arrantnmeiiu linvo ttttn sJI ro fiiliruln a ttcorJbroiklnn at UiuUlice A full aihMuU uf 1I1I11 a wllli rnanr rrarkc nter l vrll I ntu at 9 Ii o clock lo b l llv eii by dan llll f ramn over n witu ujso as n pn Mntntlv of Kianco al tliu dull ulHe iaie a Bnviinnnh xxill bo hero todu to lecplv the foiiiuncrs MUSICAL v HERMANN KLEINS SUNDAY 6POPSi IH I TIIHATHI Mail Ax Nov J lit DAVID B1SPHAM mmsm AM MltllMV s hwltll ImlIm AM MXIlli VUMSIxA MANHATTAN 31 Whli lIiJ 10111 I ToilAv Mat W T in Uirw uf i xllU ilme TttraAni T neii nt NI T wa lilli UJ la HumU txtnlr f pin ort tl i sTixinit M iis 111 PIANO RECITAL iT Ra L ern el Be U 11I10 I i t V nl tVV ni inx Offl n METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUS 1UomJl JIlI Vl trt AN ig

I JtCK ATlN WON 4075 IN EAST FOR SCHHEiBER 1 Uhen one horse puts un oxvner lxth 1011 tiie ulnilni list for n single xcir i in the Hastem liaK tint Inte mils j be a ijotid one Thats jus ub u Ju Atkln did fur 11 miry KUiteiLer this xtar Sehn Iber htacile won JuidOJ un i the Kattcin tiaekb last tumnirr and ot I this amount lucl Atkin brought In liHiT the itll i huihLA ill lIe btiuiK 1 earnlns but WJU JiicU Atklri was truly tho wonder I horse ot the 1Ab season especially In the early put CumitiK fiom a ban I campalmi nn thu Inter tracks nt Nevx JIHlllh llllll peuple plrdlcled III I rally brraKdinxn for him but be kep1 I namely al bis xxotK and brloie he lino finished Ihe seauii had aniieMd sexen I stakes and was beiten but txx Icr In Important rae s heaxy xxilsht Killing bih eliaiiccs in both Instances The Makes won by JacK Atlln In tin nist iiuilns lIp laiiiiK leiiion of 1007 xxeie the follnxx Caller yurens County Montajue Metropolitan Cro j luna 1aikxxny and Mount Vernon I u 1 Ir SCOJtHS MA DP J1V ARMY AND NAYT JX PAST YJUK I IW Xuvy 21 Armv 0 1S11 Arllly 32 Navy 16 ISJ Navy K Army 4 ISM Navy C Anny 4 I 1SIH Aimy 17 Navy 5 1800 Navy 11 Army I 1UM Aimy 11 Navy 5 IfiiL Army 2L Navy 8 I 1 ji Anny 10 Navy 1 HIlI Armv II Navy 0 i Ijiiri Aimy fi Navy 6 I 1Jfifi Navy 10 Aimy 0 I 10j Naxy Gj Aimy 0 I II PROMISE II SWIMMERS PROMISE I i SOME GOOD SPORT I the Hrst bU Indoor moot of t MxIniniliiK n nuin srlieduled at Ihe Nexv Yoik A C1 Doc 12 ihe fu1 i wes as ell as the athletic clubs are tcitim their candidates Into shape I for xx iu piomises n be tliu best benson HI iat It Is mil uluiie iimnnK tin xiiisltles hoxxever tbi1 the student In 1 let i t Is belllK bhoXMI fin tlui lllKll imols am bet iimltiK Inteiested as nexei hefuie and xxllh the Y M I A and I iublii ji liiinls lldlp lmKtir unnnj nit for tliei i iimpitltlons the hoys k will mid fie h Inteiest to tho ecjlls I H i PPO U n rO In lill E BII H IIII UIN c II 1 fl I r s KlOKlJVUilllltll IIMll lltMI II IN IIAVV ciiicr TIII SKI i 1 M r1l Vicht rohniiliui Mlllnrj Illnl lYRIC la I III TlHll til rilkJIIO I I 1 IXU M lmi 15 LULU G L A S EJRtlnr I Wi I CASINO r XW I Y I b Il 0 1111 SIr V LOUISE GUNNING J r AT vS n jy aiJ TV jj U1LI 3 MI 0 Te Uax 2 II Wfl FA VEnSIIA M I Itn in will hi M r1C U Iht iiT AJ JJ MVT TIIUVY is kW I BLUE GRASS U TlllltIO I xi ni S 15 HERAli SQ j 1 11 J Tur il Vt3 hiiiiirlii ur Miiili lit x I WEST iiiniw r viia h 15 iiviii lMB GIRLS MiiilniM fcNll PiriiiH TuiMy sric inir o NXI rttfi Tin win p I tOE WEBERS j txTni Hwm snth st UUC nCDCn 0 lv U Mat1 WPt lS riat I ANNIE RUSSELL1 TIU HIMIMIU nuoouuusTiiiNna SK I ASTOR II il i iVM Wm7 Hodge lb ii I ihn Hnn from 11oma UIIII j I 1 1 1 10 lAUII rlUill hi inn JJ 111 iu uiti iv 1 OU I blOUU I Mil Hat IS A GEKTLENUN FROM MISSISSIPPI II tl J ii 11 I WllllCvS 1111111 11111 liV MARIE CAHILL III TIll IIII 1 J ASli IIITT I n u ClUClf J OJ I T sVh ioiis IH MANN i m TUB MAS WHO STOOD KTJLU SunJax Ninhl Ciimtrt Itfineii Vaudtvlll HAM MER S TEl N I S 1 i txi ijlu10ll 0 Dully Mali iicHX I Aroolil Jolly Co Ulurlce ilajne Val dkj DUiait Vin Uuulil Jaintu Hurl all oUr on Iluxtl A Co ANU I Til Uitent I 3 GOLDEN IJnj f hl l L SovSllTy GRACES I utatuii n v I AlAI i3IV Ol JMMMJ lllhili Irvin p E u Montgomery and btone In KDTMM I Iric We to 1150 UuUWol tTxljr2 KvSW u I

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4 t t 11 J40 N 1 Good Teams at Harvard t And Yale Next Season Losses by Graduation Heavy but Football Outlook Is Promising I the echoes of the season tilt WITH the ear the followers of the blue and crimson an casting up the phiincco of Ill and Harxaid for KWI and fiom this distance exen It can he seen that the outlook Is veiy prom MiiK for a Komi team in each xnisltv I llarvard losos mol men than Vnl but ibuie mo Kiibstllutes foV all the places M ept possibly in the middle of the IIIH whl11 ran easily lie tilled Yale will lose Dureh end 111 Ides 1 niklo Hiuiile centre and Wheaton nlfbacl Thope left to form tho nu clius of a Kood team nri the star frtmnis inlius and 3oebel Ilohbn latlle Io ui a clever end Cnrey a promising vounKster and Johnson qnnrteibaeKs Ihilbln halfback and tlui lellablo Coy the nexv captain foi fullback Then there are Llllcy tarkle Halnes i mil Cooney centie Kleld and Dal bncKs and Kllpatilck and Nnedele the txxo ends who were IncipaulUited tills season by lnjuilrK AltOBether this Is a Kood Hliowlnt Hut tlierts may also bo j added VauKlmn and Bavuce thu flesh i min ends loree a lUpoimd centre Jlenltt and Iloxxe quarterbacls and Messenger fullback LookliiK ovei liio Harvard list of who I xxill be absent thiouKh graduation hero aio Hoar and lluir thu suards AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE Iway iOth HI g20 Intft 1 lIal o JOHN DREW in JACK STRAW HUDSON ul 11 Mnl 1 j1I1 II ETHEL BARRYMORE nnf1t CRITERION I ifflrn Hlh fit vT WH GILLETTE in Samson LYCEUM iSlVWilr L 1 VJ1 111 III UI 1 BILLIE BURKE W I GAlRICliotI I J f 3 Mil tlllt I wryi COLUERj PATRIOT KNICKERBOCKER BSi1TJ1IWf tfAV Niv The Girls of Gollenberg bAVOY 1I lh HI lIwv En ot w I IO Ihur t 1111 OI jvyr THESERYAHTJV1 HOUSE I HACKETT Sf I u iJalrn iiiUt I Mrs FISKE Salvation Nell DcLllolJU1 rte IHIA I xx i hi i h u u llIiirllc x j v s it iroiKii KI II I ARLISS PEVILI 1111 I 121 TUYVESAHT 4U hsr I I BLANCHE BATES Kve rjuay Illlli riuiITlNU HOI KEITH PROCTORS jcJ HlluH A I H1 11 1 5TH AVE I I 1Uiliill Jim blur Uulll lIwlIY 111 HI IHf i iiuiJiillu T n Uul Mill KiMflntn Uiiio t Ihr 125TH iuini ra x Ufjit uoiun I iirH Itiiyut Eliil Jnv mar J A w toy Al Ucrli 1 a Hole I all Mal iol jiii lulMIrr Troiim Iro Nut il IUIU Uliiuim llu UOlON I l I nn Julian Sltiiur n Co t W C ljWlOlllluen nt Ilitv oihiiri lLJ jMr iR mil Xlllii liiinlln I Tho Hut rnarln Hyun A Hlihtlelii Hurl Allen A Cu IIJIU UYI llixtihurnnjti linn tlintn GRAND THE ROUND UP It Welt nuiisBysaiiwIM J Vourse centre Cutler quarterback White halfback Kennard fullback lilt WlthlnKton gunid This xxoulcl lie i body bloxv to some varsity teams but bariliiK the guar 1 centre and tiuai torhack tho Harvard coach jtiKlit to fill tlie places acceptably In the Hi at place hero is Dunlop an jiuleistudy of Burr who has slioxvn iblllty ior the suard vacancy Leslie Smith and Ver Wlebe of tlie back Held V nay be expected to Impioxu upon tiictr I illeady KOOI sliuxvlntr while lladden i nilistlttito centte will also ictuin Jiouley and Uroxvnc ends FIsh and 1 MiKa a deer pair of tackles and inbelt the star back xxlll be amoim be others to be had on the job so that llatxitd should not uorry particular us there IH a good lot of freshmen from ixhlch to recruit Ior the vacancies 1 o AUSTRALIA WINS 1 IN TENNIS MATCH I MKfUOlKXK Nov 28The conK In this my today for the Dxvlffht F Davis International challenge lawn t tennis cup xva won by the Auatrallar i team lolllp ell of Xorman lirookes iinil A V Wilding Their American op poneiils wore F U Abxander und leji C WrUht Cincinnati Reds Win Game The Cincinnati Ilcil bariiiitonnlne ac BriKallon now tourlnK Cuba won from the Havana club easily by a ecore ol 5 to L AMUSEMENTS NEW AMSTERDAM TII u Evenno 11 Mat VJ Sat KI t rrlangera CouuiJy Lillie Nemo f AIP1 V i1 A4lth i Uwuy Ux sia I IIAIIIY Malg uea 4 SJt a 13 The Traveling Salesman I I NEW YORK Aiitij uwut Till St i lMt ti r 2 is s sJ lalI t1I11S I rilE AMERICAN IUE J i Anna Held iW pe1lfl WJ o f r BROAOWAY ItIA1 t Hw v r i I Iat 1 at MIMI AGUGLlA iSICILIANS In tliu bcnsjilonui ra tlr Hlh LIBERTY 1H h 1 tll J Thir SinHtrnn imini T V IJ O3 VIA WIRELESS H rl Museum I Anif rini j dI PRINCE CHUNGS1115 Itnjul JiiimiifStf Acrobat zit Illinium Vhul u II 1 prim AlUene Mnn of Many Y trl TtinxTDIT Ullr llurln II iiH THEA TRE 1 InuAitvn 1 ccjimd cu 10 Sim Act runrerli unla 111I1S Anullu lllnuhim llaudo f Uilrll Joneiililnv Habul LINCOLN SQ 1 Arc llurlnli liaruohlr 1 1 tI LI tit DOKI oth Mat Plvi6liiic AMERICh 11 HARRY LAUDER f Mr DMI v I i kl wh i A an All Star VauJ lilt I METROPOLITAN 21 SlICE 3 Siun all y I ROLLER RINK Adm Incl H al 1 j n iI t ICE SKATING 3 Milicary Ion W I NICHOLAS RINK ftft u ft il I CJAKDBN Dow ry nr C M ATI MTir Kvury v nln 730 Ui hun lav Matlntfi 30 Ofind Concert ll 1tI iatm fln I Vul xlll New Moving Iloluri u J DnoOKLYN AMUSEMENTS AYTONS 1lallu 1111 I p THE OTHER GIRL Neal WtU I OISMOS04

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i 4V L e j l 1 pJ The Eveniiyg World Daily Magasiiie Saturday November 28 19O8 I ijflt 2rlr1 vblbe1 Dully Uxcupt Sunday by the Vrrf PiCdlshlnc Company No K to 88 1ark How Now York k rJOun rtLI17EI m n rm w KIPMI 3 ANUI tiuw Tt i tci nn HM t Ent rrd tit the Iosublllce nt New York a SecondClass Moll Matter IJutnerlptlon Hatea o Tho Evenlne For 12ngl nd and the Continent nn3 World lor the Tntled States All Countries In the International niul Canada Po Ul Inloti One Tear JJJ One Trar OJC One Month 30 One Month 51 VOLUME 49 NO 17200 I I AMERICAN WORKINGMEN I DOZEN Polo and Huns have been I shot war the pottery and clay works between Perth Ambo and Sew Brunswick If they keep i on rioting more nt them will be i shot The National Guard of New Jersey has been called out there nre sheriffs and deputies on the ground and these ignorant y foreigner must be taught that of all the United States New Jersey at least is a place where law and order reign 1 This news follows the appeal of the pottery manufacturers for more protection The pottery industry is already highly protected by fl 50 to 70 per cent tariff which prevents the importation of cheap foreign pottery and enables the pottery trust to charge more The protected workingmen for whose high wages everybody in the United State pays more for dishes cups and saucers have been receiving from 90 cents to 115 n tenhour day They had been told that when llr Taft was elected prosperity would come and their wages would be raised to 150 a day When Taft wa elected and their wages were not raised they struck One of the men threw a half brick which hit Mayor Bell echwieler on the head In the riot that followed these Ameri can workingmen were shot Q John Sofia Joseph Sebok Andrew Callaji George Kobosowicz Joseph Locatatus John Sosian r None of these American work ingmen could speak English The few of them who had been American workingmen long enough to fee naturalized voted for Taft prosperity a higher tariff on pottery and an increase in wages which they did not get I TOr There are many American workingmen in the United States who were either born here or have been here long enough to be naturalized and vote How many of these would work for 90 cents to 115 a day In wht industry which SG not protected by the tariff such as the building trades the printing trades the great field of agriculture are the wages of a man working ten hours a day 00 cents to 115 What do the many millions of real American workingmen think of having the cost of their plates cups and saucers raised still higher that the profits of the pottery trust may be further increased As between importing free the labor of flOcent men and the im porting free of the 90cent men themselves the average American would prefer to buy his dishes cups and saucers cheaper and let John Safia Joseph Sebok Andrew Cnllaji George Kobosowicz Joseph Locatatns and John Sosian stay at home and work cheap there I May Wantons Daily Fashions J tends WHATKVKK to rlre an ef fect of height end slender n to tb figure Is In demand at the proient moment i Ind this skirt can be tru ted to bring about the desired result while It 1 graceful and at active and by no iiifni exaggerated In

sty The circular elda 1 f and back portions take exceedingly graceful r folclt yet are perfectly r mouth over HIE hips and tb nanov fiont gorn ucldk much to the distinction of the skirt while It allows cffectlvt use of th fuslilonuble buuuns In tic illus tnttlon catuuha colony broadcloth Is trimmed it 0 with buttons fovenu with hea y stilt ot tht 0 film i color and wltl simulated biittuiiliulcy 0 but all sultlngh and hi fcklrtlni materlit s nn illplOprtilte Tl quantity of ma eilr d fnr ti t IllPlllUtl ivre It anli l ur T 4 11 yards 14 in if r d iiiuh b Hide ifJiIJJ IM MI rn n nitlli li in In siren fnr a i5 Jl f Circular SKIT with Cored Front anrf Habit Back f v and a In i i Pattern No 6169 a II incuKiire 9 lien fall ur tfnU lj na I to THK KVRWMG WOULD MAV MAN In TON FASHION lllRKM NY I Ei t Tw M third etreol S9V f IWilnln York K IH 10 trim u on r lamps for wt pntiprn ordered III Thru IMPu 111 NTW i r nmiio nd gridrcM plalnl and al I rllrtn wiw uprrly tlir 111111 y y n y Y n n W to I The New York GirlNo 7 By Maurice Ketten I t r TH Bo4 y CrIRL n The Chorus Girl Misses Her Bear Old Home I And Hopes Shell Keep Right on Missing It ii By Roy L McCardell EP Im sleepy kid said the Chorus Girl I didnt get to bed last night HyEP 10 oclock this morning having stayed up all night Louis Zlnshelmer and Able Wogglebaum partook of our hospitality at their own expense after we come home from an Italian I noodle parlor one of them Bohemian places While we was In Bohemia Mickey Donothlng recited Mahoneys Fenian Cat nnd Able Wogglebaum was called upon to give them The Face on the Barroom Floor Hut the Glnney lady that run the place kicked because shes telling wines and cigars without the formality of nn excise permit and she was afraii some passing llattie might hear he words Give me that piece of chalk that you marl the bapiball score And Ill draw the face of lovelv Nell here on the barroom floor She said nix on that because they might think she was running a barroom The last time that was recited In her place two old rummies come In and asked for aquariums thats them big flhbowl glasses of beer Her husband whos the chef had to hit them with a rollingpin and throw them out and tell them If they come In again theyd be ejected But It wasnt like the old days Bohemia aint whi t it used to be Theres n whole lot of artists and writers come there now just because the food Is cheap and they wont recite or nothing Thats what crabs n Bohemian place and keeps the rarefree business men that run the readymade clothing studios away They nay that them newspaper men and writers and artists sit around and talk shop and It cramps the real Bohemians Hyle Dopey McKnlght showed up wearing a Bryan button as a necktie Dopey thinks he voted for Bryan Well somebody did But Tommj the blond cop told us that Dopey went aroun to the same undertaking shop where the polling place was lust y ar but this year It was In a real estate olllre When Dopey I got there the genial young atsUtant mortuary director was showing a new line of metal caskets a fine line of ChriHtrnas gilt novelties for expectant widows and wouldnt bother with Dopey at all when he demanded tn otc but told him to beat It to the real estate office which was the polling plure thin yeai The real estate man owned a cemetery and had a bigger pull with those In charge of the Bureau of lectors than the man who simply furnished the i I packages but had no place to put them Dopey said ah right If that was their nasty dlsposltin anti hed swear his vote In because this was the place hed always voted and he lumwed his rights Hut when he started to swear In his vote he did It in surh words thai the lady embalmer connected with the establishment very consideration for the feelings of the bereaved rommenced to scream because shes the nervous lltlp thing and I the least eclement upsets her and Dopey got thrown out But he dont care He fays a good many Bryan men he heard talking before lection must have gone to the same place to vote and remained to occupy the wooden overcoats then on display cnuto they aint been heard from since We played two shows a day on Thanksgiving I dont know why unle s It Is that you get twice as less people it two performance than you do nt one And I never see such business Sixtyfive per lent off from last year and last year It was fifty per cent off what it used to be when budncs was bad Nothing doing anywhere except In vaudeville and talking pictures Whats It going to come t07 But there little one Why come you to my cottage door with this sad story Had as things Is Id rather be right here where I nm doing theatrical chores around Long Acre Square than back at tho dear old home hack nt my mammas oardlnghouse ministering to six appetites In overalls fast freight crew on number six the boys that always got the beef train over the second division without having to lay over nt Tyrone tn Ire up You know the gentle railroader the lad that made the full dinner pall famous who WRIHH everything to tame of tin and cant stand for any viands not fried but pie and pickles I How dear to my heart Is the scene of my childhood when fond recollection I presents It to view This time of year me at home would lie handing out the real oldfashioned buckwheat cakes Them raised with sots In a crock over night and that turn blue and bitter and give you the hiccoughs when you eat fin cold The cakes that always goes with country sausages and plenty of grease gravy gravyHow How well do I remember many times on a chilly morn putting a hot plateful on at the head of tho table and Bill Clark who won the silver lantern at thfi Junior Order of Amerlcnn Mechanics Fair In Altoona as tho most popular brakeman on the Second Division lamping the bucks with Joy I Hill would put down his saucer that he had been blowing his coffee cold In I i pull out his mustache comb slick up a bit give me a ludyklller look ilnd i sweetly say i Sister kick that string of flats down this siding and make a flying switch I 1 Ah how I miss the old home And oh how Im going to keep on missing IU E r v mrvif v T M Vv IPanhandRe P rce Takes a Lucky Snooze By CeolVlcManu I I 11 I I r tE 10U 11 TO 8f pooR LOOK fT Pftt UP ftU TORN 1 T T II TT I r THF POOR OLD BUM HE WANTS HOMEY tB THE WEEKS WASSH t f 2m C i ftftdrlll lIf11 flu fujI ttrVcl Ct 0 fI JUKI hll nly KtltlM V Mix l tin m Ui Jutmi m u4f h ii rt u woo 41 I SJwt pEilcrn fir BY MARTIN lIoOtsln GREEN r fjr OOK8 like the Public Service I Commission has put over an I other Brent piece of public ser vice remarked the laundryman In discovering that the slot machines on 4he sUbway station platform hinder traffic because people stop at them to I buy gum find use the mirrors Still said the mnn who was getting bin package the Inbllc Service Com mission has only scratched the surface I of the situation In the subway By close I attention to details such as tho one you mention the hardworking con clen i tlotiH commission will ultimately make riding In the subway a pleasure instead I of participation In H rough house I For Instance great delay Is caused by persons who have not the eact change when they purchase tickets It might bo well for the commission to Issue an order requiring all who use the subway to approach the ticket window with nothing but nickel This would so expedite the movement of passengers to the platforms and so cut down the labor of the ticket sellers that the sub way management could doubtless ma terially reduce the ticket selling force GRIEVANCES ON SUBWAY PLATFORMS ff A LSO we have the newsstands HA on the subway platforms Pco Ill will persist In stopping nt these newsstands nnd buying papers nnd magazines thereby Impeding tin progress of others who have purchased their newspaper and magazine out side No one should be allowed to stop n subwn pliitfonn for anything lint a train Kxriybodv ought to Know by this time that the pubway management Is not responsible tor the crowding In the pubwa Too mall people try to ride on the trains Don the guards con tinually admonish the people to step lively and mint up forward In the oar Hut the people will no stop IUrl aiiil moe p forward In ne ir so the subway management Is helpless And now comes a taxpayer who imagines he Is public splilted with an attempt to have the Public Service Comml lon declared iimnnititutional This misguided man forgets that the INihllr Srrvlce Commission has ronilu sively proved that more people come to r Manhattan from Brooklyn every day than go from Manhattan to Brooklyn and that people actually do blow la pennies for slot machine chewing rum which Is certainty going some for a yea and n half of consistent labor RACE SUICIDE STILL FAR OFF T 1IAVK been somowhat alarmed I HI said the laundryman by th prophecy of Prof Wlllcox that I folks will have no morn children by J 2053 r The professor explained the man who was getting his tmcknge bases hi prophecy upon mathematics Tou CAB prove almost anything If you are wli to the curves of arithmetic nnd algebnu Our learned professor assumes that matrimony Is going to cease to be a process of multiplication because It la growing more expensive and trouble some to raise children Hut there will bo n whole lot dolns i In the next KB years Science Is taking a hand In everythinc Maybe they will I I discover n way to make children earn I i 1 Jr JI no 1 their own living from the time they ar i one year old Fifty years ago nobodi i had nn Idea that chickens could b3 hatched In a hot stove Now i You dont mean to say that bablesT i Interrupted the laundryman Certainly not replied the man wh i was getting his package I was talk Ing about science us applied to poultry Consequently as I snld before It may I be that In IMS there will be signs on apartmenthouses In the suburbs of New I I York City up around the foothills of IL I tho Adirondack Mountains reading t Apartments to let to famlles with no parents THE JOYS OF NOT BEING UNDERSTOOD SKI fold the laundryman th 4 I I there Is a company of player puttlnn on a Broadway show now in which nil the dialogue Is In Slclllaiy I I that nobou In the audience below W I galjery toor can understand I Take It from me declared the ma I I i I I r I who was getting Iis package that when It comes to speaking a language I that nobody cnn understand these 8W i clllnn troupers have nothing on a great many of our leading if TS who ap j supposed llglts to get ICnghsh over the foot 1 iiS2 i I 3iXSivS S i I Tlae Story of the Operas 11 c I By Albert Payson Terhtiine AO 4STRAVSSS SALOME 1 the grand terrace of tho Tetrarch Herods palace one moonltgt I night a group of soldiers stood peering In through the open window I IODI of the banqueting hall Within Herod held high carouse At hi side Hat Herodlas whom he bad married In defiance to law afteH t divorcing her from his brother Philip Narruboth the young captain of the guards had Joined the knot of onlookers on the terrace But of all tils revelers he had eyes only for the Princess Salome daughter or Herodlas Frock an open cistern In the terraces centre rose the voice of a captive raised In solemn denunciation The prisoner In the cistern wns John the Baptist In carcerated there by Herod for daring to preach against the Tctrarchs marrlii to Herodlas Salome leaving the heat and clamor of the banquet hall came out upon the terrace Ax she stood their gazing at the moon and unmindful 06 Narraboths ardent admiration the walling voice of John rose again from thV cistern At the sound the girl started I Who was It that cried out she demanded The prophet John Princess replied nn olflcer Bring him here she commanded I would speak with him I The soldiers refused Such an act would be against Herods positive order But Narraboth at last overcome by the Princesss alluring appeals consented The prophet an unkempt bearded man clad In the skins of wild beasts wu led forth Paylne no heed to the beautiful girl before him John burst Into Inspired warnings against Herods vile court Salome was strangely moved by Ills rugged form his mystic eyes his weird speech She drew closer to him Despite Narraboths frantic pleas she could not turn away For the first time In her wild young life she loved She loved this dl shevcled threatening man of God Boldly she made known to him her Infatua tion and raised her lips to kiss his stern mouth The Prophet repulsed he In horror calling down upon her and her mother divine vengeance for their sins Still she pleaded for the kiss she craved Nnrrubotli Insane with jealousy tubbed himself to the heart The girl did not even notice the young captain suicide but continued her appeal until John In loathing turned from her and went back to his cistern cell 1llvlnll the girl dazcd baffled mad with rage at his contempt I I Herod broko In on her mad reflections Missing Salomn In the banquet hall1 I the Tetrarch Daggered drunkenly forth to learn why she had left the feasty With him came Herodlas and a throng of courtiers The Tetrarch was 111 an1 ease To him the moonlit night seemed full of omens To banish his depression he called upon Salomu to dance for him She refused With tlpsy eagomesw I Herod repealed the request promising her In payment any reward she mlfhb oak Struck by a new idea Salome consented first making thn Tutrarch swear i to keep lls promise In spite of her mothers angry objections the girl called for her slaves to bring perfumes and seven veils and to prepare her for the danc The musicians broko Into a barbaric melody The girl posturing swaying flying on feet that scarce seemed to touch ground began tho Dance of thy Seven Veils As the music died away she glanced fearfully at the cistern then I prostrated hercelf beforo the wildly applauding Herod I demand as my reward hll panted the head of John the Baptist or I a silver charger ut 1 In vain Herod terrified begged her to ask something else He explained that John was a holy man and a eonant nf thn Oml of Israel But Salome wa r firm After offering her In vain the chlefest of his treasures as a substitute Herod reluctantly gave his executioner the order for JohnH death Out off the cistern mouth was thrust a huge black arm bearing a sliver dish on whclfc lay the PiopliolH head Salome flew to the cistern clasped thn head In hn 1 I arms and whispered Into Its de td car soft love words As the courtlera looked on In horror she at last placed her lips to those of the slain Prophet la a IOQC despairing l8 With a scream of terror Herod tpranc from his seat shrieking to hl4 I guards KII that woman Thn soldiers rushing forward at their masters cry crashed Balom toAMtM I Iiuneatb their shields I lUun nah of thU Mrl will fc BUppllcd upon ppll 4 ti Ctculatlu n pmrtm al Vv lO avuit o lpt ut 1 IVM u oaJo lun fr I

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IiI r TI Ti T c TT J The Evening World Daily Mag zT Saturday November 28 1908 ti OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I i I Mme Mimi Aguglia Aims t o i mfallR N Co R1ocR 9 HHen Au hences I g M C fed in fe IV cdlfiH 5 c f Hae Most 1l5UonR Actress of Years I OOOOOOOOOOooOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooOOOO oooo oo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooOOOOOOOOOOooooooOOooooOOooOOooooOOoo oooOOOOooOOooOOOOOOOOooooooOOooOOOOooOO l I c f n 1 K J1 I l I I E l M pl a H I I r i M w ti j I I I e e eKi L 1 t l i o I I th i t I I I I I ci t 4 i C 1 S a Cf cAJallrl A 1 ttFtt LXX A GCttji CSQ Xffi ttyi Si 3fii C S I Tr A J r 5 I 1 I h e B 1 a C k B ag i c i L F L I r N y 9 I il r hJirj By Louis 1 Joseph Vance f ti t1 I l CopnlAt iwxj by HoObiMerrUl Co 1 ITOfRI 01 nrrciivo IN iTIIFTf t Ihlllp KirJt MJod U rIch your Calitornian who has biNn studying art in Pailc 1ICr y bll entire lui ibiiu through lie bin Iran cttco fart I qunki Ile comes tu London and y rncajrf tiavctkc for N ew York At hit Lund on hottl Klrkuood IA tMtvl bra itont man who calls hImaelf Oil1 tutor and who hints ut a in terluuft vrrUcr for I whlth ho lao ItitlP would te rlohl paid Iti1h negrr H thr man U a scoundrel und win hale no dealings wish tihr aIat nutt Im dlnnrr on the eve nf bin departua for 4 r rrJ hl rr tu17n i Arn uca Klrliunoil rrer Calendar dining l with a young And hriutlful girl An older I woman while passing nut r hd Until f cone a nryat rlui Isle nM to Car tilar The ulrl with the tnltir turn ralf nt this ra ttfllun Calendar ciatten to KlrkuooilN tthlt end hags the Amvrlcnir s aid 1I s 3s Je hisser U In dancer or nrrrnt and must ficatiH stony Hi nks KtLvv ft to I II Isle thr cato nlcndiin daushtrr Dorothy J and vsccrt Irr homo Kirk wood ronsentr t 1 llv Is lnr tlucril in onlh fnlenlir If pBCflpr KlrMoI and the girl IH the f I rcDiaunint A hotly luiunipt H made to ar rri KirKMixwi WIIM t i iXf ii rot taUndar 1 Iff tk n iKirottn to Die irmr nf a j cctnlnvry rant huubtf and ut hfi it jueki Iiati tir that i j CUA rritR iv I Contlmioil I 9 FrnGnnll Street E turned up Iru mll street with H the shinier or one out fur a lels nrely stroll Slmulliiicouly from l tile fuitlKi Mpiiui mother person 3eboucllo Into the tlioioushfaro a mare moving shaJowat that distance brother to blnc er stiadov that bkulUed In the fenced areas unit unih ell nitric of tha poorly Iwhll bleak ins hush wag tuniethhK bvjonJ belie when oar remembered the niiriif uf blatJin Tottenham Court road i Klrk ood iiiiulvoil a wholly Piiso 1 less curiosity about the other wayfarer The mnn wu ukln rapidly heels ringing with uncouth loud nes cane tapping the ttaging al luiof Intervals Both sounds ceased abruptly as their I cause turned in tiiiiciilti one of the I porticos In the emphatic and unpa J aural quirt inn followed Klrltwooil stepping more lljluly failled that an other shadow folmvcJ tip first nolbc lci und with frlho sesltn Could It IIP NuinliT 9 Into whltl they i hjtd passed Tin AniiTUiin limit I brut H llullir tempo itt tin IKKHM o thin If It Imd nut liiin Niliulni Sl im wnb Htlll too tar a WII to 1111 was nrtnlnb in1 of thl iluollliiKH 41t j Jnrcut tluMi limn Ill Irniuoliihli pus Bllllll iliii st liv lmiiol ahlfl ttat I the Kill ua IKIIIK lolmil by her fali r or l y frkinU aiiunytil lilm with 1110 Ical Intensity Ho mcndid his utrn f pace ileslsnlng to pars whllhcver I hou o It might be before the door liould hu closed tlioiiKlit better of l this and slowed up ululn nnntlicmn tiling hlnifelf with iriifli pxciiei for bclnc the liKiulMtho ilolt that 1m uns flpiomhliik Ntnnlior 9 with lugsllift feet ho inanufiicturcd n desire to ll ght a clKurcttP BS u cover for his clc 1 I I e1gn were 110 pled upati 1 uauapetled I yes Cane tundra arm hands cupped to shield a vestaa flame ho stoppid di J rectly before the portico tutnliiK his yea nnknnco to the Hhndovved doorway C and made a discovery uitllclently sluit ling to hold him spellbound und 1111 dentally to scorch hlit gloves before ho thought to drop the mutch The door of Number 9 stood tijnr n black Interval an Inch or so In which iowlnK between Its edge and the jamb Suspicion und alarm net his Ile u 1 tingle Mart dlsllncily ha recalled the 1 oj janhiH bung nutmipunled by tile mo y l i tellla click of thin latch when the girl had shut herself 11111111 him out Now some person or pernoiiH had followed r her neglecting the most obvious pro oVutlon of n householder And why WilY but bocause the Intruders did not wish the sound of closing to be audible I to heror those within f He reminded himself that It was all i none of his affair decided lo pass on and go his ways in puacu und Impul sively twinging about marchml MmUht away tat the unclosed door Old nrd Kuvnerl Kirkwood hulled of the cry faltering r to Indecision Should he take tho plung a or withdraw Hynohruiiously I lie WU conscious that a man figure had detached llsvlf from the shadows I neuth the nearest portico and HUN drawing uenror with every n at basic V Intercept nlm L Lary BOW vuer ler uylUn Ix d 7 JJlJ OJ CCtls Ls IIJ i minke You dont live pro I llou do you know doinandnl Kirk wood crisply tightening his grip on his i stick tVae this the strotirt slKiiion he had f cMiicil to erethe con IIrnt of him who had enter l No J a sentry to I fuiustall IntiMiuptiiin If to the fel Inn latlxil dinretuiii tlioiith his deter mliiiitkin tluit the Americas ulioulil not ntiifiie wits iindciilable It wa with I an ugly and truculent manner If more I Hilly that the mill closed la I I 1 knots You cleir hout or I HP lluni out a hand ultti the plausible I UtsUn of rnap iK Klrknood h y the I collar The latfr lifted his lIck de i I I llftlnp the arm and Incontinently lamlijl his other flat forcibly on thf f l Ions chest rLe reeled back i nan curs I Inl Before h could recover Kirk wood calmly cupped the thieshold closed the I door and put his shoulder to it In an other Instant funilillnj In the s I home he found the bolts and drove them l j And It wns done the transformation accninpIUhid his Inability to refrain I trout Interftiln had cuconipas Fe1 hM dcmnfitll had changed a peaceable and lauabidn alien within Uritiih shuns into n busybody a tars uspr a mlhilo meannnt tyes for ni he know to the contrary In the estlmntlun of the Jaw a burglar prime candidate for a con victs stripes llrcithlni hard with excitement he turned and lad his Ijiul a ujiut the panels tiemblltm in ii cry mottle tern lied by the result of his ImpiiUhe audaclt thunderstruek by a ll htlnK Illte rorifilliiipie of Its possible consp iiucuit Of htit colotva linpnideiuc had lie nit been Kuilty The devil lip whitppred Uhat iiti ass whit nil utter rasa 1 am lichind him the luuti aj Ill lIl J urgently to mi mijmnlnirnt of far luilflliiK on Ihe mine und IniniPdlan v If IIM vuiv to make a lug iIal duduptlon trust the rasping and jcripinq eons alt tilt th duot cisliiK niu billpall wus I vl rttls agitated without ndiNtnvr idmlliK any ItpotUf flum the ot11 k ttlf livrtv vrr fiatiniitu oo uituau tfu r IIlIhh I IH ii In despair tilt uul roar tribal rustled and Jrlitd tile liiiu II Ins tats aunt It might whether i err Vahl ot lit hiuiHuhuld Its caretaker I ui it nlijht Hittchmaii the man vuh 1 palpalily deturmhud both lu Kit him Kilt In and Kliliuooil out und yetI curious to cunuUUr detei mined to gain I hU end without attructhiK undue atten tion Klikuood had expected to hear thu knockorB thunder as soon as the hell failed to give tongue bit It did I nut Bound iiltboiiKh there was a Knocker Klrlcuood hhOEflf unit ic ninilted Hint nuthiuated and rusty hit of Irnnmanerrr afllxcd to the middle panel of the door And It mado him feel Mire that something siinupUiloiiB and lau luis Willi In proucKB ultlilu thoco walls that tlio confederate without having fallinl lo prcvont a stranger from on terlns left imemplojed a IIUMIX so cer i tain to rouse the occupant I Hut hU Inlrrentlnl nnnlyt of thin phase of the proceeclltiKH wu BUtnmaill i u bin pt oil by that Identical alarm In a i trleo tho house was fllleil with flying I pphoe wakened to snnnrniia riot b the ciiiKh and clamor of the knocker std KlrliuoiHl stood fully two yards away hlu Ii nail humnurlnK lldly hit I nerves Bungle much us If the resound I ing blows had landed upon his twin per I son lather than on tout onken plank Ins I Ere he had time to wonder the racket ceased und from the street tillered volets In altercation Listening Kirk woods pulitH quickened and he laughed uncertainly for pure relief retreating itu the door and putting an tar to a crack The accents of ono speaker were new In his hfarliit stern crlrp iiilck with thu spirit of authority which animates that most luster and dignified limb nf the law to be countered thu world over a London bobby Now then my man what do you want there Come now speak up and step out Into the IlKht where i can lee you To Dc CunUnt tI4 td t aetl s t of rD 11 Wi J ids 1A r twsa v r I fra l 7 am always Like this off the 8t ge Fiery Sicilian Throws Her Whole Soul j She Studies a Part in BedNot Before Into Her Acting i a Looking Glass 4 I I By CIha1rn e JD lwrmt1071 I I I AUxING with Mme Mimi Aguglia thtxiu li an Interpreter was like v CJ y hJ banking the fires ofa volcano or to get nearer home like putting the I liquid fire of her rushing speech In old storage It was an honor I 4g1c rr y yyf h nvevrr to have age Interpreter so Jiitlngulsheil n gentleman ns Joseph z y uJtr Ir J Schurmann Chevalier de la legion Uhonnetir Chevalier de 1algle rouge Allwnagne Christ du Portugal I Isabel dEspagne Llakat de Turqtilo Merlin Civil de Bulgarle kc I I h isidt ntt4 speak l y the card he gave me I rr yx c So joti see my vicarious chat with I i ho fiery untiiiifHl Sicilian actress wio 1 piling sensation on sell ullon at ho Hroulviy Theatrf was julto an affair In fart It had the aspect of n family affair for among those present In the main diehsingroom were JVrfa AgiKlla Sass Aguglli ulgi Agu gliu and has hut not leas In the muSer of mitt tdo Slgnui Farrau Ute litiMjftud of the Itidy who had Just come out of a stage fit I But now she was a cheery little iriKCdieiiiio vho assured me with a wide smile that gave her glowing eyes a tight Iilluouze1 am always like 1 this off the stage Oh yes I um the happiest of women I leave my I troubles behind me on the stago She laughed at a finger that was In a sling It had paid the penalty of going to her head with it rush by coming In contact with a sharp hairpin But she was wholly at her case I wasnt It wasnt an easy matter to get stint she sM In her own words I urns obliged to take the managerial Mr Schurmanns word for It You will have to do the same To begin with I was curious to know how she got IIi In a role und u bit surprised to leant that she did It by KOlnir to bed I not ill a Cooking lass I ao not study a part before n looK IngBliiBS como the answor via Mi Srhurmuiin With ate acting Is not n Hcrles of poses and studied fxpiei el jii8 11 girt my uliulnsniil to u part tutu to find its soul I imiHt bo able to sec beyond I yond a InokliiKKhiBx It IH at night in the dark that I really Ptudy XVInii I am In bed I stare Into blncknesi until all la loads clear to ma one by one I nee the varIous figures In the diiiina I appear In the light of my unit gin athun not iiitiu chuincteiH hut living hinuh InK beings acting under the spell of dif ferent emotions Tht n I eec myailf and oak mysrlf what I should Oo and what t slmuld feel In tho ulttmtlon that con fronts mo The words I ram to speak must come front what I feel nqt from tho WIll cn llntii that HIP nienly u mat ter of memory Tha truth the meitiilnc of It all must he here here Her hands mole her breast until her peasant blouse gupud at the tuck Jut the next question brought out till tact that there Is methud In the mini lies of this fiery BlUHaii I11ut buck of Hfu UH II Is lulloiled on the stage shu said there must be Art If you KVU only nature rOIl Ii lvu too much or too little Art must ptup In to niuko tverythliiK right to nnlii It seem true to life That U why tlm pan of a reliant Is Ihu mutt Ulltlcuit III ul till ut tu play Keeling uiuu tu uoi r i I J solve the dinUiilty There must he I siinly hard emufBt careful ntudy to Iiii K out the charailer In n dramatic UK ill is a i otivliiiliiK light The Si cilian peasant cannot be brought to the slugs without the nolpiiiiC hand il a emofti und ioiiMlilcrntt art Tho peas ant if i due tlilnir tho antis another Tho Sicilian Ilaypra are not a com pany of puuiiiinu Vlth a merry laugh Mum AgiiRlla explained Kor oxuiuplo tin lending mans niiihi IH u senator and his cousin minister of finance The nilor uio pln a Itt pail of thu father In Mulls Is a unlvcrall prooseor of Jrrek and Jutln My hits band Is a baron There are no peasants among us She threw hack her head with a laugh that shook her mop of black hair Born 10 the Stage I come of 11 family of actor she went on I went on the stage at the ago of five For seven years I played In drama always the part of a thud of course When I was twelve my father plated me In a music hall Ho thought I was not strong enough to continue In drama fearing my health would break down Itl attempted to play more stren uous roles as I wished to do And FO I had to be content to sing amusing lit tle songs until I was seventeen Then 7 Joined Signor Korraus company of Si cilian Pla ers as lending woman and three day later I appeared as Jmm In I uilla At nineteen I married Signor rorruu Now I nut tvientytvvo with tuj chldren Madame IF a Hllllnn Nom snii ni to iindPiittand the ques tion for till nodded vigorously and then deluged Mr Sehuiinum with words for mv further Information This Is what I gathered My family had n llla In HIP coun try and III the summer my father and mother would go tlieto to rent This gave me a flue opportunity to study the peasants their customs and tem perament The Sicilian temperament Is a study In Itself You may steal a Sicilians money and suffer no Injury but say ono word against his wife and he will kill you So you coo she added Hinging a merry glance nt her husband you must be very careful what ou Hay about mo After this It took all my courage to approach the somownat delicate sub I jert of Mme Agiisllas violent emo tions In the Hciunil act of Matin but tho amiable lady tact raj question more 1 than halt sot Chat Realistic Tit I I aim to tliilll my iiudlemen but not to shock Hum sho said In Sicily tho people are never shocked by realis I tic acting On hut contrary they lie ninudIt M nulhois wtite only of Sicilian peasant llffl and we ploy It ue they write It giving fie rein to na 110 rmotlniis Thin Vloklii of these emotlonti must III shown to ctvu u pla I I e Xi I I IHI yn 1d nb for tine IfiIome 0 I I v itr Xf I 02iX O y I Devils Food Filling 11o rups brown sugar twn lhtrds cup I TWO ur ream boll together for about twelve nilnutej or until It threads Take tuft stove and add a I pluu of butter alto of u hlikoiy nut and I a teaspoon of viinllUi Stir It UH It bc krliis tu thlckun thin proud on cakn If It houlil get too hard brtoro spread ing Kinn U sllvhth awl Jdl u httin 1wst cream until of the rilll poniut hay Sr ten and sides Y Pigeon Pie i 110111 emit light aid flaky HHim S n pudding dish piin rrusl II Ill II ntl t attics und wigs Plum a lender pines of teiilt idimriocl with nail Ii lid I pepper nt bottom of dull Plane birds feel up with Inijtur will mid supper In flile mch bplliiKl it var II sin II mi ilinpiKxl liven and purle 1oi1ll1I plaes nf hum un u ell bin add halt plnl KIHIU great HIM will trl stare IIHIT with itals rultlUK howl In reu hard for frwi I rsh avwr null lU ir ur tlard Jake uuu mid a halt hours the reality that Is necessary In the second act of Malta It Is not physical passion but the battle against It that Is shown Doctors who have seen me In the play say the hysterical fit that seizes Jana Is completely In accord i ance with medical fact I myself have seen women go Into similar paroxysms when their will has been opposed In some matter I once saw my own sla ter the one who wears a black dress In the first aciin an hysterical nt that lasted for more than an hour Some thing occurred to anger her anti the result was similar to that In Janas cane Jana thinks that her Illness cornea from the devila superstition that la common In the small villages of Sicily Colas Influence over her makes her believe that tho devil has triumphed over all her prayers und she gives her self up to a frenzy of despair She tells ftsdf It would be Impossible for her to love her btotherlnlavv were It not for the devil Proof that her condition Is not due to physical pusslnn alone Is bound In the third not where she has It Mcoml attack She no longer loves cola but her sillIer has discovered her secret and the thought of this drives Ier Into another tit of hysteria Mme Asuglla couldnt understand why u little thing Ilk a fit should both an audience Tho roll cannot be acted In any other tray she declared It It shocks peo ple that Is their affair not mine When I am on the stage I think only of tho character not of the nudlencu nor my self und In Malta I must give a real istic pprfoinmncu In London they said ut drat that I went too far Dut Eng lish artists came to tell me that they would do thu name and In Paris when Mine Bally gave a realistic perform aunt In Iu IVinme Nun they called her out and shouted Brava Ia Agu irlla Thty had wets nm In Mallu und dryly praised llady In sty name In London rho King came fourteen times to Mo mo und always led In the ap piauki lure the audiences time much oJdfJwh I do not know I only I know that I cannot use restraint In tho rule of Jana She dismissed the subject with a vio lent gesture and went on to speak of hOI other rul s not JIUvays a Peasant i I play Manila und CumlUu IIIIlI I liavo ulen uppcujed In thu dramas of Annunzlo mill lUuptmiinn she salt wits n nod of her head fur each naino rind H little all of pride Ibppn I admirti greatly especially for his wonderful symbolism and some day when I am older L may appear In an I Ihtytl play One oust be a great ac less to play Ibsen I To gut bier uplnton lit a great actress 1 iiuntionii the MIUKK muni1 uf Diidc I II 111aho KHeUlniKil ruplurea IIi A grand Inlmltibli aiiUf JIll BO u the gJ1I1IUIiI aitiat In the world She In I hlllol Iniullnotuiil HM to cit gictuio rlwak to you Hut muit tiiii all she I Has II great soul Kliu Plays froth hi lmrt rvoiyihlliii Ibul she du ails i teal filltl hHH Klllll lil lit KrvUlV n uiuiUou ut mv ills I eke Uu I feel vveik wnutlaii tlwt 1 iHirfMi I Ii utvt d iply Uut at ther tlm I am u very I rtt Iin Aud she jays tue t vtut lull a X11 frr Jr 1 1 HmmortaI Interviews 5 No 5uMadame Pompadour i 1 Explains the Art of Conquest I i f By Helen Rowland I rIng c I NTRKZ Mndamolseller exclaimed Madam Pompadour cordially w1F E Ins me to a pink satin divan with her Jewelled hand a 8 I stepped Into her rococo boudoir In the Rue du Dlable A leett more powdojr OB M non Celeste she continued turning to the maid and one touch to It left eyebrow Ah caret you hat ae effect I t 9 We women she went on with a wink at me are what you call nature fakers eh 7 Nature faker I repeated Inquiringly Well the Pompadour leaned over and studied Ita rlglrt eyebrow thoughtfully In the mirror let en NATU RAL for ua to be ARTIFICIAL eel et noU and ht 1 glanced at me out of the corner of her twinkling eye And a waste of time for us to be natural I agreed rt promptly Touv heard the poem Here to the girl with painted lip peroxide hair and padded hips a wospUk waist and charm divine art beat nature very time Encore Encorel cried the Pompadour clapping her f nruIl Rwtiuo o hands enthusiastically Eet eei a grrreat thought a t grrreat truthl A man wrote It 1 returned dryly nl the masculine Ideaonly he doesnt know It Ma chore and the Pompadour leaned toward me confidentially there are lots of theengs he doesnt know Including heel own mind And his own wife 1 rejoined If he did Nevalr declared the Pompadour promptly Ze man prefer art to nature every timeand 1C he like ze naivete set see easy to be palrfectly frank wlrout telling as truth neat ce pa and the Pompadour favored me with anothei i wluk 1 I The truth I exclaimed In horror I dare any woman to tell a man the truth I defy her to be perfectly frank And bore hem to death broke In the Marchioness to let heem know you are a fool And he would lose hll Interest In you If you let htm know you were awfully proper and circumspect andand all that And hees regalrd and respect tor you let you let heem know you werent er all rat t And hed run away If he thought you wanted to kiss him f And hed run ze uzzer way eef he thought you deednt want to kees heem Ah met and the Pompadour slgtied Eet el a problem rat magi Its a pity I finished meditatively that we have to undeceive them as loon as we marry them i Undeceive broke In the Pompadour In a shocked tone Oh sat sea not i neceasalrel Youve got to take oft your puff at night I declared and to powder you nose In the morning and you cant keep your temper ALL the time nor be com fortable and ivolt at the same moment not In a kimono And a man U cornI discover that you werent born smelling of sachet and that your frock dont grow on you and that you have opinion and headaches and that your cursed beauty conies In bottle and boxes if It doe and that your subtle personality CON UM an ounce But I continued anxiously how did you manage to keep Louis dizzy all that time Ah Louis and the Pompadour wrinkled up her UttJe nose oontemptnooatyv lie was easy I lie wa ANUZZER womans husband Oh I eel I said undntandlngly But perhaps yen RENT a aatvl faker Perhaps your healthy color II the kind that coma and goe r Comes and goer repeated the Marchioness Oh yes of course S4 ecmt In to moiulns and got at night And your hair a all your own I paid for eet acquiesced the Pompadour with a shrug Then no wonder you were able to fool a klngl I exclaimed A king The Pompadour raised her eyebrow A king ea nor Nothing I repeated rising Nosslng but a MAN returned the Pompadour kissing the tip otrher finrl In farewell to me s4 l Tact Will Often Serve Where All Else Fails 4 By John K Le Baron ALENT I something but tact Is everything aye RoberUon It U C not a sixth sense but It Is the lire of all the tire n Tact is the running mate strategy The position of Henry Sidney In English history though not Im portant Is unique He la a remarkable Instance of the triumph of tart over talent Lacking In knowledge deficient Jn capacity offensively Indolent he notwlth landing these shortcomings won favor with King James over the gifted MOP daunt the highly educated and eloquent Burnett It was this same Burnett of whom Macaulay says His want of taot was sirj that though he frequently gave offense ho nor took It It has been said of Judge OIH the lawyer who once received a mllllondulUi fee that hIs success was due to his always doing the right thing at the riylil limn That Is the practical application of tact Charles Lamb once attended the theatre to witness the Initial production of 4 t farce he had written When the audience IolnI Lamb instead of becoming Indignant accepted tin verrllot and Joined In the hissing In societyeven In small society where only small talk prevullstact Is Krcallv to be desired 1 A tactlces person II a social bore 3 If you cannot ho billllant ron ran he brief raya MackaughUr lirevttv is farts last friend Dr UiiKhby Kept his hat on In the presence of IClnjf Charles hat people might I ho was Alit tea what a great man Dr llubhbu Ilka many another mistook boorishness lor tact The billllancy of the correspondence of Horace Walt ol wa largely explained by the cxipilflt tact dUplayod In adapting the remark to his correspondents j You Innnot Inteluhniu hla letters says Mitchell lie had oiiiilp for lady Ussory fashion and social news for Lady Suffolk poll tics fin IIWO mid bouklsh platitudes for Mason It was paid of Oodolphln at the court of Charles II He Is never In thu way and never out of the way I A high Igmpllmunt for a courtier and one explaining Qodolphln success At a biimium of HolenlUt In Kngland not ninny years ago Sir Frederick Ilram well was relied upun very iota In the evening for a speech Vi h nun lat hu remarked that thouKh the subjuit of APplied S lnco was InoMiaiKiltilt the only npplli allon nt tlat hour whloh occurred to hIm as appni prlule wus that of the domestic niatcli to Ihe bedroom candl vas ever a lemarlt morn tactful Hud not Marlbdiouuh been n tan of Infinite Ict h would Bivni ha hsp t tiirmony amonK the allle at lllnhilm Tort it u intuit nt ir ifi in itself t It ujlen ttirvet M betti than talent or richet Main timRtli Uotiit always lift the load says lutes URV its AI much III tWeala I j

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I I I 4 rf fl THE EVE NI Nt WORLD SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 1908 BRICK PLANTS REOPEN BUT MEN I REFUSE TO WORf Reject Offer of 135 for a TenHour Day and De F mrnd 150 TROOPSSTILLON GUARD Yard Foreman at Keasbey Hears of a Threat to Kill qif F tkl Him 7urmiant to the notices that were ported last flIght tho Nntlonnl Fire prooflns Company opened Its three plnta todny In the brlckmaklnR belt on the Bariton River In Now Jer ey where six companies of National Ounrds have been on duty since last tVedner ill kceplne pence between the strlklns imorkmen and the deputies guarding the varloU3 factories T But tJiftr was no response The fore tot Hungarian and Slav laborer de r E j llned to return to thMr old Jobs at n j promised wage of JlSj for a tenhour r day Tiiey have been demanding JlV jCnstpad of te J115 that they had been fr receiving I The National Company was the first af the larger ronipanles which nre af f I jtfcted by the strike to stnrt Its sires i Promptly nt 7 oclock this morning t t t 1 3oors were opened nt the works In Peril IJAmboy Kearby anti finrltan At I ea jbey where ordinarily four hundred mri 1aro employed not a single man np Sheared i I i Promised an Increase t At Perth Amboy a crowd of about 850 Vf the foreigners cnthercd at a snfp dls I lance from the soldlcrpuarded works

r The superintendent went out anti hn XnnRued them urging the men to come back to their old jobs and pledging hit Tvonl that wages would be advanced to I SlfiO as soon as business conditions war ranted The men jeered nnd wnistled f and then scattered Into small groups andmoved out of hearing t Practically the same thing happened at Harltan where 400 men showed up t who after listening to Superintendent t Jlllls In sullen silence marched back to I their homes Superintendent Mills told Col Dugnn In command of the troops that a large I t number of the men wanted to comeback f back but were Intimidated by their leaders The argument of the malcon I L tents was that as Saturday is n half holiday anyway It would he better for the men to wait until ilonday and start with a full day The owners of the plants said this was only a ruse to gain more time Having lost their patience some of r them were reported to he negotiating I with a New Yurie detective agency for n large force of newly landed Immi grants to be used as strikebreakers It vas the expectation that tome of those strikebreakers might be brought In to t morrow escorted by troops If this I should happen there would be danger of I frebh outbreaks A Threat of Revenge r Andrew Poph yard foreman of the i elbe plant of the National did not I Join the strikers lie received a letter I r from a friend among the strikers last I nht warning him that he would he I waylaid and klUcd today ns he came I b to work According to the letter his 1 t friend had overheard some of the other I men snyln Poph was a traitor to hIs own countrymen and desered death for allylnc himself vJti the deputies who had shot seven of the men during the rioting that preceded the calling out of the Second Inlantry They were I plotting to ambush him kill him anr11 f throw his boJv Into n clay pit 1ojm wits beared stiff I At Col UiiRans advice he spent the night at a house nomu distance re mote from his own and did not try to reach the pant at all lie will be given a personal guard If the strike eemunues on Monday t EXONtRATS RICH MAN ACCUSEO ACTRESS I II Ij J Auerbach Honorably Discharged I charged in Court Vhen Wo man Fails to Prove Theft I II Hermann Auerbvh owner of several apartment houses who lives ut No 3K Central Park V iat was honorably dis charged In the Harlem Court today by Magistrate Crane He had been arrrctod I on the complaint of Carrie Pomley who haya she Is an actrefy of No 127 nal One Hundred and Thirteenth brerl and who cllcKod that ho Had beaten and mbbrd her In a hotel I Following the arraignment of the real estate man yesterday Magistrate Crane I ave the woman ubpeotias ror em i I pCoytes of the Hotel Jloniunent ut Onu I Hundred nnd Twentythird street and i 2IhUi avenue where she claimed kbo VA rob ld of Is a gold Uraeelol uiid a chain In Court today John Thompson H clerk mated thit on the night the voimin claimed alto wan robbed Nuv J n chain had been found In the room und had been roiurnwl to ht r The bracelet he luotlllod uaj nw at Uiu twtel wullluc for her Upon iruring thli Magistrate Crane I said II thu woman I didnt liellevu your story ynterdiy 1t 1 thuUKht I would K Ie yuu a chtiue to prun It Why KlioLld thU man lukv r your arllilux llu ha plenty ul uioimy iul1l1m uf uur 11U1i will di IIURY lllun si4n ti wealth m 111 jtis NI e iir Ia hOuotat4I dicbrd1 p s How Faure Was Handed the Drink of Death by a Woman 1 Through His Only Vanity His Desire to Pose as the Father of the People His Removal I Was Accomplished In n series Diplomatic Mysteries bv Vance Thompson Success in Octtobcr JUOi printed umic the caption Hw the Plot llas Hatched That Kndea the Life President taurc an expose from which the following are extracts I Great Indies whoso want outrun their means and tho famous actrehses wh arc favorites In society of n certain kind have always been useful member of the secret police of France That was true under the first Napoleon and jinder the Hombons who succeeded him it Is true today The most conspicuous member of the Comedic francaier for merly of tho OdeonIs an actress who ha played a part in tuo dirk political crimes Incidentally cm ws a spy set upon Felix Faure with which mention sho niiiy pass on down her mad of celuhrlty 13he counted for nothing in the tragedy Trapped by Vanity Every liour by day nnd night fce Iaure wall under snrveillascc 10 could net smoit isis coon pipe najc 11 England lie could not vral abrcaa in hs capital city and lc could not lie down unseen of watchful naAccover able eyes 1ct rlcne the officer de palx the brigadier Had tivcnt Inepcc teur of the brijale dee rrrUcrchcs were detailed upon thIs hUBlcecs among thcce with whom be dIned and sat at tavdp and playc1 billiards among his ccclal companions cud otacial col labcrtorc were subtle ruzilisrleu of the police Oddly caonch for reliz Faure wcc a Frenchman like any other they trapped him in no evil doing1 Eicry man Ins ont uneuanleil Fide There never was a suit of mail with out a chink in it Of all public m n It leatt uf our contemporaries Felix Faure was the vainest The streak of vanity hid hardened In him early Dont stand In front at me said Francis I Je eux paraltre This president had an Imperious need of appearing and hid vanity was kindly lir loved to poso as u patron JJlng Cophctua vas not mor ready to leave hie thionu to aid th Jeor lath U this sid tliy took him There la in Paris an Illustrator whcco work in blact and white and in color heM lifted him Into prominence every one fcnowg his pictures tacco sad ac curate TlimpzcB of noctitrnr1 Paria Vtco cccnob of dally Ufe bruUlircd ny labor and deformed by coarse clcllshts llu wife inca the accjaaintarco of Tcllx ranta what imbappy tale she told the old kindly man teltUr you nor I way luuv Hi liini hId many troullud folk lie likiii t j ucll tn puao as tit fitlni uf hIs peopje LOU this uccanoii tempictd him Tlv evening Jf Ktl 10 liS he left the palace of the Klykee and Uruve to hm 11111 uf art unit Intrlfeue The liounc it not far from the CSate Saint iaziaie not far toni the ljcoo fun doitei It wa In u fctrect that led into I Jlue CuJirirUll WCt to His Death I i In bit ovrn carriage urronnded by t cloud oj police ilIfn tae rrcjlOtat oi 1iauce drove to Uie liouao rue aooi la a opiintd be went up the stairs tc I lil tlentb I Tu niiei or men In Pane the my 1 t ry if Kvliv Fauren death la ne joys t iy m ulL on of tii iiiujit uc om pllniu in iu lt3i ibhthlp llBiir Uunm lliiiI tit in lain tui u mo ment 11111 irmiinlii ig how imprutja Lie the liulh ii ytt IIU lit it IU U Wfcl a irutlelil Very journttlllt ham 1 t W lml wl ut tiuat ilate lel 1arli was krved up to an extremity of ex cltement when there were nightly riots lIl tho gtiects and when the troops rode i abroad and you knew not what man at your elbow was u spyat that time to I hnve told the truth about the death of the piesldent would have been a crime I against public order nat as well a swift way of rommltUiiR sulclle I Truly In 500 years the Latin world I i has changed very little What I clnnled ltte Wllt was I darkly done in the caves of the does i palace in Venice was dose in a Paris ian house above the notse and flitter cf au evening streeta moments walk from the Place de lOpera which 1 the sliicing heart of nocturnal Paris The i poison that mapped tho lifecord of I Felix raurc President of Prance rat i sudden nnd violent He was dead fit teen minuteo after he went up the stales I was 10 oclock For one 10r hour the body lay on the zofn in the little parlor frnudy with art mod erne Body Carried Home Secretly i A brigadier uid three I hllguler lt agents of the brigade dct iihtuha eniiiid It down to the loot two IIKII walked I across Uio sidewalk and plui ed It In the car 1 anc VViint hail been t lie nxth presi dell of the Third hepublic rodo hack to ll tte iii Id led In t1J corner nt his I roupe When tie body was decently hail out in a bedchamber It was oHI tally announced that Felix Fame had died of apoplexy stricken In his bed Shlle the lying despatches new abroad to every newspapei oillcn and I fr ote Ind to every ilmincldl centre iourlern raced to every i Kuiuptdn court bearing the true story of his death The truth was heard in Vienna I hap pen to know within twentyfour hours 1 and was confirmed within fortyeight hours I was known at the Vatican I within forty hours But these things are not printed Wlih Jell Taure out of the way the Socallstc and financiers the humani tarians ft nil Internationalists went on making for France WIlt history you Know The French polee that fanius sei ret puh eduei morn than detect rime and ieprmsa dlnoider It rlelkcts 111ot1 i tin courc if h story now and thon The occult government of lranco hide In Ita police the agent who worX Its will come and so In the dim corridors of the Uouue of the Pointed Towers tnere by the Seine Of these flifentB not the least regarded IB the darKbrowcd cerebral woman who gave into tho hand of Pcllx Faur the cup front which lie drank death 1 t1 is not well with tie man wlo ham a mtaI he Mui of one Vupoleon led to Watii luo that o unuther Vapolcon I u tjeiiiin ant IiI tlvipoiiited s tar uf tuunei uppruiilieto what lie 141 r 4pprult0w that i l him we know They buried him and new prtdiiitit uiiitiid in Frunze n id little timul mal who stool In no oner way and the secret police watches over his biiiety i I POLITICIANS IN FATAL FIGHT I IrrxiV ll iiill riictur llrlil for Kllllnwr Ileud sUuu JIIILVH J fViniiolly n building Ion I triiMor was arralgnid Inday before Jinifce Fanner In thin First Criminal 1 fcurt Jersey city on I chiuee of hav inK ht und killed Jokepb Marshall who died last night In Kt Frniiils Hoa jitiul i i inolly wulvud vxainlniitlon and WIS ninniitttd to iiwult the action of time iJiiiil Jury u Tie biiniitinK ocnurrrd on Wudne day nlglit Ilot uter til l ino ratlc pilnia IH Imil tnin lirld The I wi mm were iiieinltiii nf nppunlnt raiilii of lie I a atl 1111 III the Thilil iJUtrlet if Iii i inl Vuid Ioniiully itlltKto hal i VMH uiUcUwl and knocked down by Mai linll astid Juhn lluckun and I 1 that he Hmi the fAtuI slivl While ly t luu u tlo vruund MANY LOVERS I OF WOMAN IN PARIS MYSTEY Charmer of Men Vas Mine Stcinheil Called by those Vho Knew Her MORE DETAILS OF LIFE I Ii All France Wild Over Scandal Which Clouds Death of President Faure I rime Nov SThr Ptelnhell CMe

onthll lo be the sensation of the 1 hour In nil Trance and Is practically the only topic of conversation In ever I das of society Xo one venture to sily I where the revelations will end The political ide loom larger and larger I every dan nnd the Interest harks back alway to the tragic death in ParIs In SX of Felix Jaure a former President of France M Faure died In the midst I if the Dreyfus cxdteiiii The most minute details of the scene In the nom where he expired In the ompatiN of Madame tcltihell tIe to day fliRrintly piioNshed by even the n newspapois fp to the pres ent time this incident in the career of Madame Ktelnhell has only been re ferred to covertly The Hoyallst and antiDreyfus organ are demanding an otllclnl InxcFtlcntlun Into the death or M Fame and Intimate openly that I j Faure as the liunipriable obstacle to i the leaders of the Dreyfus agitation I was the victim of a plot They have i I put orwell the old alteration that 31 I Faure intended to yield to the petitions I of the Dreyfusards and sign nn order I for the revision ot the case and that Iw consequently he was poisoned i Tlif ouli rca Nil 0 to ellI thnt M Pnur did not die 11 nnturnl death U fonnil In the fact hut III body decomposed irlih nnnnnnl rniiilty unit tu nlTml till Ilirrr art the RliitcmcnlM of fle or tilt brut kiioivn ih Klilnnn nf Ilirln ivlio coryjted that he dlcil of cero urn h ens r riot go I The other story that Madame Stein I hell was present when he passed away seems unfortunately to be true and great regret Is expressed that circumstances hae now compelled the disclosure to the world of this old scandal which the Faure family and the friends of the former 1resident thought was buried with his body I State Secrets in Letters That letters containing evidence of 11 Faures relations with Madame Stein hell were surrendered after his death t h1 probably Is true but the Idea that these I communications contained compromis I ing Stat sei rots Is rejected by all who were behind the scenes at the time i I With regard to the crimes themselves I Mme StPlnheilt husband and her stepmother Mine Jnpy were found mur deled In the Stcinhells home In Paris on May 31 ot this year and at the same time Mme Stelnliell was dis covered hound and passed the net Is drawing closer and closer around the wife Stories of her numerous romantic iiffairs with penoils of note In political and artistic circles are coming to light t dally and they prove what a rEmark able woman she was Slie is now called The Charmer of Man Her salon was dazzlingly brilliant Her Uiot lover in whose eyes she do claret she wanted to justify herself has now been discovered and his Iden t tity furnishes a clue to a motive for the crime He Is a rich widower and resides In a famous chateau near Mo I i acres In the Department o the Ar denncs He la not Implicated In the crime I When Men by a journalist this man who IH the father o three children pro tetud fiantlcnlly at Ihe disgrace an ex I I posuro would bring He said he wan ready to commit suicide hut neverthft lest he made a clean brenst of his re lations with Mme Slclnhfll He ric scribed how he had met her at a re i ception fit the StelnheilN The gather I ing was a distinguished one He fell easily under the spell ot Mme Stein hells charms He soon got Into the habit of meeting her at the Green Lodge a villa at liellevue which Mme Stelnhcll rented under the name of Imo 1rovost M rlette Wolff the cook whose son was accused by Mme I Htemhell of being guilty of the mur i ders lived at the lodge and was her t mistress confidante This was early last year I For M Month an Idyl I For a month It was an exquisite Idyll rim Id this man In describing tho episode Mine Ktelnhetl said she I jdoreil me aiKl at eavli meeting shin ale new avowals and sworn 1 wale the only lover she had ver had She told I inn of her paM mid denied this guSHlp I of her rrlaildiih wlh otJier men sie uiKlsted ihirlKuUrly that the Fauro story was I liiieud and said that she I null pr ivn that Khe wan home III nt ih time if M Ia lires death She ad mitted howeei that sue hnteii her lutijand and wild ha led an Infamous existence She detiMetl her mother aLso lor having forced her to marry rilelnhell Slio assured her lover Hint she would Hlo divorce and marry him This man related how fie scales gradually fcl fro i his eyes When limo spell wan bruken he r turm l home Mine 51ri Till howevor rxintlniiiil to pursue him and telephoned him tMry dwy On time miirnlni of tlm crime she called him tip by long dlstuncu tele plume hut the wire was nut working well and ho could burely undertliiml what silo said Flnully slum rxclalined I mini satisfied for I hae heard 11 your voice that Is enough for me The next day when he learntd of the murders he suspected the truth und came to Iurl He saw Mme Klein hell und toil her never lo see him uguln until hum had cheered herself Tlir pninllliiK liellef In iris to duj U llill Jliiif Nlrlnliill ilillliir i ultl lu1 Pier Ii u tin ml mend in i Hi ir n ii liiulril Folluwini tile taking of the cape fr1 the hund of M Jw ilett tie examining muiUtrat It luui hn turned ever to t Altrwlw todtx tisgap o nsw nd i I entirely independent invcmtlgntlon of the whole cnao I 18 said the position ot to body of Mme Japy Mm Stein hells cterimotlier da to play an Import ant part In subsequent devolortnontu I Find a Champion Comte dArlon whpto name nan beflti mentioned with thAt of Mme Htelnlicll coil nt whosu Paris hOle she stnycd for I few weeks after the murder of I her luiMmtid and Mine Jnp said to dny that tho prisoner Is an honest Alt honorable vvomnn but that aims is not In possession of her mental faculties lie srfld thnt nt the time of Felix Fnures death she was at homo ill IJjtport physicians have declared thAI Mine Htrlnhcll undoubtedly Is suffer Iln 1IIIIhel log from a certain neurnsthctila which mnnlfotn Itself In Inventions of the wildest arcutntlons TIle faintly physi cian describes her ns being neurotic with 1 strniiftc tnnntn for telling lies Tho case was taken from the hands of M Leydett pre unlh because of the story thaI Ieydett was nt one time friendly with Mme Stelnhell ami stifled the Investigation of tie dotiblo murder InsllaUon

George Berry and Denya Cochin Conservative lerry servative members of the Chamber of Deputies have announced their Inten tion of Interpellating the Government lon In on the attitude of the magistracy the Stelnhell case This action Ii de signed to raise the political ldo of the affair with which the newspipers are I becoming more nnd more occupied As to Faures Death Different versions of tho death of President Fnuro were published on Icb 1 1899 the day following the event nnd from then until the present time It has been hinted thnt mystery surrounded the case Last June Henri Hochcfort editor of Intrlc revived these rumors by publishing the follow ing In connection with the Stvlnholl murder I TheGovernment deceives Itself If I Imagines that this affair will die out It attracts more Interest than many sensn tlnnal crimes After the mysterious death of Felix Ftiure on the day on I which the decree for the revision of the Dreyfus affair was to have been presented and which he would have refused to sign after the pretended suicide of Gabriel Syveton on the day before he would have been acquitted of ii aultlng War Minister Andre and now after the strangling of Stelnhell afer Parisians are menaced by n ort of j Mafia Those wto credited the seeminalv ir leprevsible rumors attributed 1resulen Fauros death to puson Sebastian I 1rt Faure mo relative publishes In the Echo du 1euple what purported to be a circumstantial count of President I acoun Faures last day to substantiate the report that he wa strkn at Ihe house of Ceoiie Sorel the famous ae whom his amniratiOn was de trcas for al1nlraton b notorious hast Ian jaur dared to notorlol iv eiiiitu of ue lllyree rooms published a plan 11ee Felix i show that purported to 11 which Irtld door constructed I had private mud a Iaurc Falre cnixlens to the thruueh the I1enF leadlnc tlrush which he was Rue Je 1Klvsee through I lIse secretly to keen Ms nn wont to depart kttP I polntments I Story Was Denied the story but the I The Ttmps denied bt Tmls dnltd so groat tnat I It created was grel tumprC5iomi lprcs ln 1550e3 a scremmLr iSSl M uasioIiIciiI be Gait Iare narrtle accuntng for uaIoldal tlur President Unmo hour of ttmt tme every i Sebastian ins the day e f tils death bastan Faure pointed out that M LeOall waj Faur two hours I unable to a xmiu for nearLY haul time in the afternoon j of the President1 11 other tan to state thUhl retired this These were apaitments his private T1 the prjate aparments asorted PreM dent Faure was stricken In Mile borel apartments I aIlltm Autorlte alleged that President Faures life had beceme an Intolerable burden becaue he could no longer keep at bay the blacktnallcrs who threatened full exposuie of the alliged fact that his wifes fortune was the proceed or gross fraud because of which her fath er had to flee the country The Paris papeih expressed much con cern because a postmortem exarnina tion of the body was not lade Had this been done 1 was suggested the I rumors of poisoning would have been either definitely dissipated or estab lished It was reasonably established that Mme Faure was not notified of her I husbands Illness until S oclock on the night of his death J was even said I that he was dead when she first reached i xhu couch on which he had been placed t Story of Faures Death i The Figaro published this account of the last hours It was OW P M Tie President who I J working in the cabinet called r I le Gall and piecing his hand to his heal wild 1 don t know what Is the I matter with me 1 cant go un It Is only a sight Indisposition M I Le Gal replied It cannot b anything serious You have not done anything imprudent today 7 I Ilprdmt 1 In pain 1 Yes I did a M Faure would have fallen but M Le Gall supported him and seated hinton Gal slpJrted on a couch trying to reassure him President Fmtres dying words spoken to two priests who had been summoned are reported lo have been I I Is all over Ask the iwrdon of all whom 11 liavv offended i The cause of death was officially re corded us apoplexy President Faure I suffered from a weal heart One story I urred that he had yielded to the en treaties Iml Mile Sorel and Invited her j to a fancy dress ball at the Klysee but when Mine Faure saw her name on the list of guests Bhe declared that if tho actress attended she and her I laughter would stay away President Fauro went to the actress to inform her of Mme Faures ultimatum A distressing scene Ih reported to have resulted and President Faure became ho excited that an attack ot heart trouble ensued Some of the less conservative Paris papers made the charge that tho au thorities tacitly entcieii into an agree ment to suppress the fact that Presl dent Faure died In the apartments of Mile Sorel She first came into substantial prom inence through the circulation of reports that President Faure was her histrionic sponsor Such general criticism wan aroused when he tried to secure her ap pointment to the Comedic Francalse effort that he was compelled to abandon his I GETS 100 FOR HONESTY I Eugene Trevlne a waiter at the Plaza Hotel has received a reward of 11001 from Mrs A A McGregor of No 31 I West Seventieth street for being lion est Mrs McGregor lost a chntelalno watch valued at S2600 while dining at time hotel Thanksgiving night and U j was found by the waiter I SHOT DOWN IN THE DARKNESS ON QUEUCTj i Murdered Mans Body Lay for i Hours in Lonely Spot Before Discovery OSSINING Nov ii James Mone seventeen yenr of nge nn Italian who I lived nt No SI VSith Highland avenue 1 I wns found murdered t dim y mica r the repair shop nt the old Croton Aqueduct at Drinrcllff There Was n bullet hole I In his nbdomen nnd his fjw nnd lured i were bndly cut lind bruised No revolver was found about the place and Coumer Squire who trite nottlled won the young lan wns probably tumor I ilered us he mis on his way homo from i Hrlnrcllff early lest evening The spot i whcro the body wns found Is extremely I lonesome there being no houses near So for the Coioner has been nimble to find liny ono who henrd any shooting i The body wits found by James Irving who was on hh way to work lie said the young man wns lying on his hall with both arms cMetided III hat was lying I few feet from the body onl as I fur ie could he nbsoicd thcie was no signs of a struggle I IU llone was employed by A C Smith a New York lawyer who live at HrHr chu Me left Ullanllff shuitly after dinner last night Ui wtilU to his hOle hei I fnroner Squire Is seeking Toble Funco to ascertain where he spent his time I last night nnd If he ltmvs anything nthil about the killing of Llonev The Coroner says he lias learned that the two men len quarrelled on Thanksgiving night In u saloon nt O ltilng Another Italian named Homo Gatlldo If being sought by Coroner t qulr SCOlDED GIRL TRIES TO DIE BY POSON After having been scolded bv her parents for deceiving them Heatrlce Wright eighteen years old attempted I su lde this afternoon In her home nt No 110 Thronp avenue jruoklti by i drinking tuipeiitiuo She was rushed to the Hushwick Hospital ill time to save her life Intil last Monday the girl had worked In a liruoklyn department tore She lost her plaee but continued to leave the house at the same Inl each inurn Ilrn lit returning lute In tho evening Her father hId yesterday that she hail been teon In Harlem rind this inurnlni changed her wlh deelvln him He folded her everelv and I locked up her clothes tellUs her thai c would not permit his chiM to vvinder the streets as shi had been toting TIn he left the house tu to his place Of pmp n ncnt md a few minutes nftei ward the girt niothor found her unconscious on t1 lied with a hit I In that had contniflod turpentine lieslijc her At the hopita I was said tliat she would Ret well BOY IS A FIREBUG TO SPITE TEACHER ni nr PITY oiegon N f MA series of dlMictrous Hies during the past few months whli h resulted in 4list lost has been traced to a tiftejenye arold boy Gulden Ormond whn hits herm ar lested and has It Is alleged coiiles ed his rrimmm emi to Pinkorton detecthet Appaientl the boy could not stand being disciplined by his school teacher and hwore to get even Due night tl school building was burned and later other tlrii followed Durins this period citizens boame PO Infuriated that pnsscs were orwanlztvl to jiatroi tie streets Mayor Johns Is I sued an otllclal staoment ndvlslnu them to kill on Isht any one caught in I the act of inftn 1irlsm The gnae single loss was the de utru tlon of the North linker HIen hul re ut V built and eijulppej nt I a cost of Xt ulpp COLDS CURED IN ONE DAY I tuaoa 1 ttaa 1 ieats3 Castes Lee lead throat amid lungs hnOt ImmedIately C0h Yevera stops Discharges ot the nose takes way aches and pains causal by cold l earns trip and obstinate Cough and I vunli Pneumonia Have you mutt o swollen joints no mat tel how chronic Aek your drutnrlft for MunyonB Kheumntl nemedy and Ie how quickly you will be rated All rtnieirlitii rrlCP 3e Factors of Safety The human body is a wonderful machine provided with muscular nervous and mental energy far in excess of normal needs In health the organs and tissues can do double their usual amount of work without strain or friction because they have stored energy to meet the extra demand When you feel all tuckered out these factors of safety are nearly exhausted and you need to resort to BEECHAMS PILLS to renew the supply of energy wherever it may be called for Indigestion bilious attacks constipation loss of sleep ner vousness dizzy spells are warnings that the factor of safety in the stomach liver bowels or brain is low or nearing the danger point nd needs to be replenished Bcechams Fills increase the supply of blood strengthen the stomach operate the bowels feed the nerve cells build tissue and create reserve supply of energy which is the only natural and effective way to Protect the Health In boxo wttk lull direction JCo wid I GIRL STRUCK BY I CAR AS SHE TIES TO SAVE CHILD Nurse Injured on Amsterdam Avenue May Not Recover In an effort to paVe a fouryenrold child Margaret Mcehan i pretty nursemaid throw licisclf In time path of a whizzing trolley car at NMncty fourth street nnd Amsterdam nvcnuo this afternoon Both of them mire In jured but the child Is almost certain to recover while the brave girls wounds are likely to be faint The childs mother Mrs Anna Sprague n widow who teachon In the public school saw her baby and her servant run down from the front win dow of her apartment on the fifth floor of Xo y 5 West Ninetyfourth street two doors from the corner Miss Meehan has had for 1III some months the cern of fotiryearo Carroll Mrs Spragues oply toni After luncheon today Mr Sprague sent the nurse out with Cat roll for an I hour In Cintinl Park she watched I their start from the window Little I Carroll waved his hand to his mother i and then ns Miss Mehan halted to I catch a message which her mistress I was calling down to her the little chap darted away and ran Into the roadway I heading diagonally across the avenue Saw Boy on Tracks I A scream from Mr Sprague warned the girl She turned to see little Carroll between the southbound car tracks while a car was beating down upon him with the motorman twisting at the brake with all his strength The girl sprang forwaid She gRe little Can oil a violent shove that sent him rolling Hut the car was already upon them It hit her Hrst and tossed her a dozen feet away Then moving with diminished speed the fender struck the fourycurold and flung him to one side sidePoliceman Policeman Brcnnnn of the West One Hundredth street station was passing tin a bicycle He carried the young woinnn and the child into the Bergman drug ftore on the corner and laid them on the tloor side by side Then he jumped for the telephone box and got the J Hood Wright Hospital on the wire Screaming and sobbing the mother burst through the crowd that wan form Ing about the doors of the store snatched up her boy In her arms and halt mail with grief and fear ran back with him to her apartments There Dr Schotteld the ambulance surgeon found her trying vainly torevive him when he came from the drug store where he had completed the task which the dru clerks had hegun of binding up drug MeHiins wounrtn The nuric was taken to the hospital but Mrs Sprague refused to let her ihlld go tow so Dr SchonVld turned the little fellow over to the family physi cian whn hail arrived Iii the mean while Mies Mcebaii so the surgeon said hal a fractured skull and Internal IntiirteH In addition to a very severe scalp wound The child Is suffering from concussion of the brain and In ternal hlrtO The motorman of the car that felled the two was arrested at the end of his run and locked up on a technical charge of assault He was Bernard Hogcrs of No S3 West Twentyseventh street BATTLE WITH MOONSHINERS I ANNISTON Ala Nov 28A telephone i

phone message from the Turkey Haven Mountains incur here bays n pitched I battle was fought today between I nioonshltiers and deputies under the I direction of Inlteil State Internal I Revenue Collector V W Battle It Is not known whether there were any I casualties or not hit the message said that several f he alleged moon shiners were captured The fight was I with m hers of the Floyd gang CRAZE HORSE 1 SMASHES HIS WAY INTO A CELLAR Shot After He Crashes j Through Door of Small Store Room A big rawboned white bores be longing to Tony Ro e a peddler of No 413 East One Hundred and Sixth stessi developed a sudden streak of Toco while his master w on his eArlr rounds today As a result the residents of Xo III Enst One Hundred and Fifth street have 1 dead horse In the MllMt r end the problem of how to get him outline has not yet been solved Iloae left the horse standing tn frwrt of No DOT ist On Hundred and FtWi street while ho waited on tta cuato When he come out of the Aou 1 found nI wagon tilted up on the 14s walk and the horse half way down time area steps Rose couldnt pull the hor out nor could Policemen Gibbons emS England who tried to help So on th ougRestlon of I the policemen the hare was cut nnd the old horse went toppling down Into the cellar He fabled jto his feet and ran through the bajom nt bem Into along back yard which runs behind the whole row of houses He bhin jUxjut snorting and Melting at every one who came near him Finally when he was outflanked he outanke wheeled and plunged Into the cellar of celar No 211 A great crowd wac after him by this time and they managed to cor ner Him Hose walked up and eof grab the bridle hut the old home hadnt hant finished his rampage He smashed In n door leading Into a small storeroom and squeezed through Once In hi couldnt get out Gibbons telephoned to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal and they sent up Agent Joseph Jacobs 1 As there was no chance of getting the I horse out without pulling down the house Jacobs solved he difficulty with s t his revolver The horse will have to b dissected to get his body out I COUNT VON WEDEL ON HIS WAY BERLIN Nov 3 Count George von Wedel who succeeds Baron von Hats feldt as First Secretary of the German Embassy at Wiuflilngton left Naples yesterday for New York on board the steamer Kocnlgln Lulse Baron von Hntzfcldt has been made German Min ister and Consul General at Cairo Egypt A Treat for Weary Cathartic Users Did you ever experience the freshening I up effect of a thorough bowel movement Assuredly not If you are a dependtr on ca thartics for no cathartic eleaatei thor oughly Consequently with your flnt dora I of Dllaxln you are going to experience a new sensation of complete Inward cleaa I llness which I equivalent to laying that you are going to experience berrafttr a greater tprlKhtllucji and vigor ot both j mind and body Dllaxln acts In tt own peculiar and llghtful way Though barmUis It is the most complete bowel cleanser known It Is fortunate ite have toll mid and inexpensive substance t fall back nn for only by a thorough cleansIng out j can the Intestines be Invigorated Into1 natural regularity Thorough cleansing alone permls them to gather new itrenfth You take Dllaxln the kind tableted by Th MarmnlA Co Detroit Michigan ll tb bent and alter It baa passed It leaves tilt bowels not enervated but relnrlgorattd I Kvery time Dllaxln Is used therefore I adds to the natural vigor of the Intestine So It cures constipation Finally to aura up all Its advantages Dllaxln Is Inexpen sive Enough to treat any ordinary caa J of constIpation may be obtained of your druggist for as little a twentylive ctnU JAMES McGREERY S GO f 23rd Street 34th Street SILK DEPARTMENTS In Both Stores McCreery Silks Exhibition and Sale of the latest y weaves and colors in Plain and Novelty Silks and Velvets Suitable for evening t and street wear On Monday and i sday r November 30th and December 1st Sale of Five Thousand yards Im ported Black Satin Majestic I J 7Sc 75cperyard i former price 100 BLACK DRESS GOODS In Both Stores I Commencing Monday November the 30th I Sale of Black Dress Goods at I V greatly reduced prices All wool and Mohair Fabrics in k Dress Lengths suitable for BoHdayJ t presents Neatly packed in boxes 300 to 1050 per pattern i GOODS Jll Both stores iOn WASH DRESS n Ioth V On Monday November the 30th g Dress Patterns suitable for Holiday Gifts Percale Seersucker Poplin Gingham Bordered Siik and Cotton Eolieuue and Chiffon printed designs and numerous other Silk and Cotton r novelty weaves p 120 to 875 per pattern Packed in boxes upon request I JAMES McCREERY cm r 23rd Street 4tl 1zId I 4 1 I N f t s A