The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
December 5, 1908

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f I fl m TE rV1IIUNG wtno SAl1TRD AY D EOE1fBER 6 I90S OM GIRLS FRED 1 KERNOGHAN VOWS l HElL NEVER WED y Magistrate Who Is a Society f L Leader Says Bold y So T From the Bench HEARS OF MUCH WOE Tells Woman ho Had Hus ft band Arrested He Will Stand i tT Out Unflinchingly f fv B IfAKMratc Tre Idle KcrnochMi who f to consMorod R most eligible ytiuni man t by the mammas with daughtera to t marry In the most exclusive circle f t oj New York cocletr pat himself on I record today an a perpetual bachelor I fit mails this declaration nfcr hearing both sides or the marital woes of the ITlppcn Loroaxes Fllppen Ixni jc In twentyfour and has been employed M a t L clerk In the ClearlncHouse for oerveraJ rear At the age of 1g11tlen he mar t lied And the six years that halO pai d slnee have cot bun years of marltnl bliss Suing for Separation Bli wife Ir suIng him for separation J trot ho haa continued to llvo In the me at with her his motherinlaw nnd two children and a maid at No COT 1 West One Hundred and Eightieth street This morning his wife haa him arrested and charged that ha slapped her In the i face and dragged her out of bed Mrs Fllppen Lomax her two little I children her mother and her maid were t In the Harlem Police Court to press I the chcrce They declared that youne jJIr Loniez came homo at A M acted I boisterously and attacked Mrs Lomax b t spanking her In the prosenco of the moid L This tho young husband denied ns f doclored that the basis ot all his marital woe was his motherinlaw Her Influ ence had set his wlte aealnst him When I lie got home this morning he was locked f out Repeated ringing tailed to open the door of his flat When his patience was exhausted ho kicked In the door All the family thereupon greeted him with a cold Good morning This had angered him but he went to bed and v asleep While I slept he eald my wIts ex t l tracted S4S from my COlt pockat That Is not true cried Mrs Lomax v There was only J22 Then Mrs Lormix appealed to the Court to end her husband to Jail She thought his crimes deserved a life sen tence jj Takes Bachelors Vow I I appeal to you as a married man cried the pretty young woman t 1 am not a married man replied Magistrate Kernovluii I Intend never t to marry Marriage has no allurements for mc I tee too much of ItH results as t ill this case before me Therefore I han determined hover to mnrry and will stick to that resolution untilnch Ingly In this case I can only advlsa you two to settle jour dllllcultles In the Supreme Court There Is wrong on both sides I must illchargo the de I tendant nil It IK manifest that he has not boon tenderly receUed In his home When a man has to break In the door of his hoiifft to obtain shelter affairs are certainly not In u happy state I REARADMIRAL COGHLAN DIES VERY SUDDENLY Continued from First Page f K complaint that one ot the German I ships had been stopped during the strict I blockade follow in the light Tell your Admiral those ships will t 8tOP when I ay ao bald IIshtlns Joe i Hut they fly the German nag pro tested the German You can buj thobe naps at a dollar a yard anywhere raid Coshlan A I whole SmnUh fleet could come at UH flying German llacs Tell your Ad 1 jilral that the slifilitest Infraction of those rules will mean Just one thin that one thing 11 war There was a big diplomatic tndo hut fc tithe Germans kept their distance and r there was no war Months later at a I rtlnuer given to Coghlan at the Union j League Club In N r York at whloh 1 ICllhu Hoot then president of the club presided tho gUlt of honor nclted th L famous poem Hoih ter Kaiser The for time It I itory leaked out und a looked as If there might be Interna I tlonal roinpllcatloii The Kaiser himself cnlmfd the rlslnu i Ftorm hy letting It be Known at Waih ineton that he had read und laughed at the veren und othlan wtia not even i reprimanded for his indiscretion Up to very lately hn wax In trout uemand at public dinners hInt lepaidtid as the k best afterdinner speaker In the navy t In October liti hu married Mite Julia J arl our of Term haute lad Ho la utirvtved by Ills widow and one lion Graham Coxhlan V OAKLAND ENTRIES OAKLAND RACE THACK Cal Dec tTho entries for Monday1 races are ti lu follow t rinr nACIt5Ir fur1onn llogLar ry MulIlren 101 Will lliCJ Ouy fIMr 1I1I111118n t di liIit Knhrl1lA tlfJ Api 010 io Alta i Jeer 1J1 IIorry 101I1J01 1112 rlollt 102 iitioiiit JtiiiKobtix0 102 Artwiiuiiu 1UJ i 1u1 t I JJnou JIM Jj fiECOND HACK 6tx furlonwi Mlllnr i HUolt 1UO Ital IM lenen 1W L Unel L Ham iM Honhornnre 106 Hlavcn 1lJl1 Col l Irl 1M f1Inolre 101 i Ml lit Aiueun I IK Wnrdrn Yel lo ijllly bo Un JW F lHlly W4t1101 fri r TllIHO HACK tli aol a Quarter IMU i Inc Telemuni nil ll lm OCJOJlfbtoIle t yatlun U 1u JrIite tJ Onnii itt Cloysr h lind lIi I C AcViy lOT v nn lln rr JJulle Micf HU ilj lUi Juj Mice Mar Sfcdlfh JUT Mllhora JC8 t I VaURTll ACEOn tulle ee1lInon Tromp lid Kr ruinfr til abei Uol Isnd im Ifcrodotut tT D htutitiJ JOT hymronl VS Aft rI4th JJlj Uairn O r nm Itl hl d lull Ulu HlrnUnd C IIFTH ItAfTV On irlltj tiltIng Jim satk Ill liMKhwnxl Hi Iltrry 1toer ntii Wolir u Katie lV m rlIOftr lUawliur M at CelteIn JJl Ik Hu Utn W Mabel Vounulu II HIXTII ltAcr ItvdlKhth i f s ml j pIlInr5ksr KJI tsnn Ill lll nfh f lit I noelikliiui 107 lull Katun 15 UolcUa W I1 IVIMMI I U IISSlVl Bill 8k5 a1i 1Ma Ll 1U ttr Iuo U 044 f4 VvaIL floudjr Tack mi Mr I L ruLt3 ClliUO IS U h TO 14 UAtS I AiOtliMT tENT li OrUIIs tu our I I WIbJ IUMIIB tf i rutn c rUN I to Jl 4y wr ia jpey rWi lA4 WQ 1 t CITY MAGISTRATE WHO ANNOUNCES lIE WJyJ NEVER MARRY MAGISTRATE KERNOCHAN BOY STRUCK BY AUTO DIES INHOSPITAL Morris Sut Run Down While 1 Playing in a Jersey i City Street t While playing In the street today i Morris But eUvcsn years old of No M7 Tork utrect Jersey City was run down I by an automobile belonging to former District Court Judo Thomas F Noonnn of No 9G3 Avenue C Bayonne and fat I ally Injured The accident occurred on Newark ave nue near Hender pn street The police say that a woman whose name was not made public and the chauffeur were the only occupants of tho auto and that Mr Noonan was not In the car Chauffeur Ieteis told tho police that I young Sut ran directly In front of the automobile Peters said there was no time to stop or avoid hitting thn boy Detective Sergeant Eugene Lyon placed the Injured boy In the automo bile and had him taken to St Krancls Hospital He died soon after reaching there Chauffeur Peters was locked up on a charge of manslaughter and will have a hearing on Monday I BANKERS BOY HELD One hundred Slmrri of Slnclc iud IfSHU Clivuk Itd by Firm Philip MOCBB ntnetftun years old ol No 210 East Ono Hundred and Ninth street ttia neaicnscr boy lploed by Uiti banning Jnd urokeraKe firm of Herrfcld A Stern at Nu X William I street who wan arrested yesterday I after the firm had mine a ititleju for 10 hUJjes or Col irado South Hill I I Ijad stock referred and a chrik for VsKCS which was subsequently cashed at the National City lInk HMS h M by I Majrlbtrate Slelnert In the Tombs Court i today in Jl XiO ball for examination on Monday Tha rnliIng wtook Is valued at TTono rxt fltlos Pollock and McGlrr mad the arrest I BIRTH AND DEATH ON LINER I The North Oerman Lloyd liner Slain arrived hero today after a rough pa sage with n record of one death and one birth the ilftath In the rim cabin and the Limb In the bUeiace James Njcau thirtyfour years old a flohemlaii travelllni with Ma wife and two boys wai etrlcKrn with heart dls ejfi aii i died on Nov 4 On th follow InK clay n Girl baby wall born to Mrs Louisa Horth In the steerage Tn Main left llrem n Nov 21 Of her 121 cabin piufirritfuri 2S weie ehlldien I LOS ANGELES ENTRIES I JoO ANcnivV lues rnvcK om DOT 5IM tntriiMi for UiiJay racuj are ut tntf i tntfFIRST FIRST ItAC IHnr ts T ycir oM tIe iifon o fin m UJ 1fri 115 1elu n 11V IiJy Qiiaits no Oa Indi lift Dot niiKlitm 11 Uflhili IJ1 btAka Lau I lit pili 7 n lit ilald nf Urthtu IU IU rUn ISO Raiiwft 110 SfXVNai HAOr vljnr on flhilCt BlmwoM lil Jen Wrti Jl1CVn TUnsthy vn 100 IHn Trovatc 109 VMm Inft rilB of CulI infl Kli r of the MUI 101 jcat 1 W Bl V1I JilL Jt Ceync li TranituMnl 101 earl Koran 104 The fiull vr 101 r tfinlon 1M TiurtD crJun ihe n t tut forlonin OM Tlmr no C Jr nnh 110 fmr USCIIA 107 J end JOT Kntr Afntt nt Ctitrlla U h rty 110 j Centre lOint 117 tlaltblt 1UT rv Mr l IITI i Ill VJT IV1 t ur W hcymour Riuiltr 107 riurU 101 1 Gold Hurt JOJ FOUnTH nxcn Ctlllnr yt n fortmion Mix tlda 300 fled Ouurttlei lit TToiid rrt ins A tirnoin 111 Mark Aolony II KV hotel lien 112 lUroourl tOq rinll JtAC1i1llIfI tnlie eoi in tlgtiih OurMiL J07 Uoidwsy ino Proper lit lluikt lrlt aue 111 Anlnim ILl rirl k 93 ilXT KACi Helllri ere mil Mil pitu li 0nnet 3O BkrUrk lOTi Pie teeM NMC W hininJ cOl Hound lot NcrtlU rc prrcnttc eii0aac TRANSATLANTIC i AFFINITY MEETS NEMESIS ON PIER I I I Devoted Couple End Voyage of Bliss Against Irate Wife in Hoboken An amnlt that budded on the othpi aid and hlonnonifd during the vo aK WI n nlppod by a killing tract today when thee North German Ilovrt liner Main Hrrlvrd Amotic the first cabin uasapjigeri wole Leopold Dutkn a dap per little man with flowing yellow hair and Miss Vora Oomynaka a pretty youiiK woman of twenty both clalmlnn to hall from the town ot Wiidcwltr In the province of Golecta Austria Through the trip the oouplo wer marked In their dovotlon to each other end today a 1 the hIp was comIng Up the lay the young woman let it b Known that they war enrBRwl and ci peeted to marry as oon an they landed But they didnt land and they prob ably never will On the pin was a tall determined looking oman of middle ase MM Leopold Dutka She had with her an older woman and a lawyer Adam K Strlckler who hm orfk i at No ST Wall street 1 Backed Off the Gangplank I The lawyer had communicated with Commissioner of Immigration Watchorn J and ai Uutka and dashing Mls Vera I Iarttd down the gangplank followed i by the shouted congratulations of fellow I pa sencers Inspector Blglln barred the way aad turned them back Into the cabin ilrf Dutka traced him to Europe A I Blelln feared aho might becom violent but Lawyer Strickltr upoke tor her My client he said hAJJ ben In thli I country s avntn years About throe months ago tiha met this chap here and they were married In a few days he borrowed 200 of her pretending he needed It In securing an Inheritance In the old country and disappeared Mrs Dutka traced him to Europe A few days ago she not a letter from this fM saying that by every law of love she and not the wife wa entitled to the mans affections nnd that as loon as ha I could get a divorce they would be legally ally united Mrs Dutka learned they I were on this ship Sh wants them deported ai unde I sirable aliens Thll man Is a pauper and we have also learned that some years ago he killed a woman Tho killing Is said to have been accidental but In Austria tbat constitutes a cilme never helms Mans Escape Foiled Dutki took advantage of a diversion to dart out of the cabin and make for I the dUo of the ship nearest the pier UlgHa quickly had him by the collar and he came back wearing handcuffs About the tame time the girls undo John Giersberg of No 236 Hicks street tlrookl appeared lie had received a letter from the niece whom ho had ueor teen saying she would arrive to j day with del atnanced and asking him to met her IlelnB Informed of the real I case Olersburg departed The pair were sent to Hills Island as prisoner with the girl weeping and the man trying to comfort her Mrs Dutka who had kept one hand In her muff kit the time departed after inquiring If It would be possible for her to sao tho pair Just a minute or two Iwoe I COUNTESS ELOPES 1 WITH UNTITLED MAN Weds Villiam R Nedella Vho Brings Her to This Country William R Nedclla and his wit who was the Countess Htlbtnth of linda pMt wore paseengers on the Cunard liner Lucanla which arrived today from Liverpool They are on a wed ding Journey and Nortella told an In tprenllnif etory of their romance Nrdella who Is about twentyfour years old was a meel expert In Vlenn Tour years ago he wont on builiiPM to the southern part or Austria where Is met the Counusi and they became secretly enDd The girls mnthoi disliked the young man an it was the desire of the paients of tho girl that slit marry one of trm noblllt A tow months ago the young peopJ finally announced their fonga6ement and the p srentl of the girl were furious Korelvenws was not given thi girl and Ned lln doddid to come to this uountry I to start life her anew They Are going to California FAST LIMITED BLOCKED I FwetsIiplk Century flIeyrd bl liner br rakr Kliorr Hthnf CLHVELAKD Dec i1mc on th Luke Shore Reid lU eompUUly bloclmd and train HCJinJuItt dvmorallcnil for Iha grsatw han qf last eight Vy i pamllar seiMeiit nrar Tnledn A big I frtlght engine was diralltnl and turned OVlt on 1U vide A rr cVtiii rain with t derricks twin ar trrd As the big loco molly ytac holrtM Into the air j r p T tory 14 b hig rr1ee4 npo the track I the 4t4s snapped Jiin the engine Itiuihfc4 to tho cinunrl It fell arrois both track In such a mannw as to block traffla both east slid wntft fnr hours TIll tsstbound Twen tleth Century Limited rets 4elaywl aix hours Other jlmlte4 Irvine were de I Ulntl from cot to toni hours I II New Contracting Firm Hopes I to Have Murphys Good Will II e hope to have Charles F Murphys goodwill and friend ship in our unJeriakinss IixAldermaii Jim Gaffney of the new Tammany contracting firm Tr c Murphy Brothers Their Tammany Friends I In Contracting Firm and Map of Big Job IWlll TAKE FIGHT ON LOCK CANAL CONGRESS o Opponents Send Expert to Panama to Prove Sea Level Waterway Is Best As the forerunner or u lively discus sion promised at the next cession of I Congress Dr F B von Teuber for I merly connected with the Smithsonian Institution Las been engaged by a num ber of prominent melt he as to make an extensive study of eeolofical and seismological conditions at Panama with the view or Proving what he de I clares to be till utter hopclfssnoss or building a lock canal thet with any as kurance of success I Dr von Teub sails for Kingston Jamaica mal ca to begin hlB work HP Is familiar with earthquake conditions In South and I Central Am rlca having made careful rtspArches there on other occasions I cannot divulge the names of the I men who arc back of this moxpmnt BKalnt a lock canal said Dr Von Teuber to an Evening World reporter However they ain dclormlned to brine the question of the Impracticability of I the lock canal nt Iannma to the atten tion of CongrfRB Wluiu I Hay that the I lock canal will be 111 lilt failure I Know whereof I pall Of cnurhP the 6 a level canal will probably require morn time to build nut it In the only I solution to the Uthinian problem Of TWO KILLED IN FIGHT I WITH MOONSHINERS IIlTl GTON W Vr rice 5In a I hg Ii I jeive n 4 Uiin deputy mar hllls aunt a gang of ullcgd niuonkhtners to daj forty miles touth of here Deputy Sheriff Lltlorjl and Wlilium Vlnson were iHlitJ Ijttlnjl ua killpil by Vln eon who e 14 Umii lnt and hilled bv the ottlcpm I Thn delllHle1 arrested JOMIUI Vlnhon i Morris flutes and Will Vmo n Jr arm Ire now ten roUte to tills et Vlnunn I and lilt men have bfrn iltr mz aifrst rr several manth I About a month ago Jureph Vinson was n ptnTs a In Lswrcnw I ounty Ky hy I an 0lpot from L m Iy bo tunru wIh tiUn fr tlio 1111111 Uil on the way tire Ihy were IJvrl llan by A I puty of Mtrii CruniU wI u held the rnir up t the point ot rt olveis anti recaptured Inen r1 r put 1 hn on Ion urd toos him Intn tlie inuuntali i 11 of W el4 Virginia where fiy hail slucu hull il rnns Ktnturljr WI Vlrrlnll mU ia4eral r rncr Vlii9 i ena hN i trihde n re an heavily UIcacti and Just such S flellt ai ocourr d toda hSII itri expected ri si ulmrlsroI thn Vlnmiii Fi14 not be UKIII allv RAN OUT DRESS AFIRE iri Wary CJlrfm twmtyflv yearn eM vow preparing breakfast this morn UK In hr home No M lltllly con l tret Brpklyn when her frock caught OrBfc ruihtcl Mrr4inlng lulv the ball I Ksarly the entire skirt was burned away f tara ether tenant In the building put the fIre oat by WT Pplr hr In a blan ket alto was taken Ie ntnty Ilnspltal ST NICHOLAS SOCIETY DINNER Th StInt Nicholas Hoclety will hold Its IVf8l1ory Jlnn r at Imonlco Plfth vnna snrl rortyfourth Street on Monday rvntni jut 7 orluk The rprikrrs will b the fltv II e Rob tiluv nf Ruilrnrnod K J Dr J Lnudon Minister from the N thirlan U K nstor John C flpaon Col Otorje U H I X W J tAIt NORRIS SAYS HE WAS NOT SUI1DES FlANGE i f Lawyer Declares Relations Vith Mrs Doty Were Simply That of Her Counsel I Benjamin F NOT the lawyer who aofljrlnf to rcpovts ms cniraRtd to I Mrs Lillian ralenerrns tho hand I come younc ilKoKie ino oofnmittod ulclde Tuesday In the hotel larcn i don lIr okl n returned today to his office No 1 Min K rleft after i two dtys ibheiicc and niulu u state ment dinvlng any rilatlmis with the woman other than of a p iielv profes sional ihiractir I The strv Hat IIP refund tn marry I Mis lab itt rI v t lit ip lnrr l fa lee but further Hiin tha be wouldnt dlH CUb3 tl lL 1 The joutiK wiiniin wai buikd this moriilnt i ii Vuinlln II Thi father nnd I mother Mr nnd Mr Alexander Fnl cotter Alexander 1 1nlfnner a brother and Mrf MoMurtrj a lnor attended tho funeral 0 ROOSEVELT AFTER THE ANACONDA COPPER CO WAFHINfiTdV Dec 5 After a hear ing at the White House tnilav at which the rcprroonutlx or the Anaconda I upper Iorpiiiiy pr hPited tluIr fide or tIle oontrov iny ov ho destruction nt tlio fcirrsta an 1 eio utlin at Anaconda I Ii aai list whlrh the ii tiners have com pliln d to him Irx Iilerit Roosevelt leI I I dared that the only pitlonr ho would exarch In restraining thn Department of Jiietlce torn vcetdln with an In I junction suit apalniL tiio upper cum plIny would bo to maki an Ituetlgatlon to nxccrluln whether a jn4a tical method I IK poeulbln for the extraction from tint fumes of tie Hmtltwr of the i olf oiiOii i substances whlh are now doing Kieat I In utag Thn President will F riil on expert to DurKtmui Teuii tu tiinctlKHle hnvcral tinejtuia them nn vlilh It Is iljtitud ippllaiufH buvo been placed which cx tiact the rulphur and wreenlc from the Lines ui II prolH It thli lnvrntltatliiii printt tile prirtlcablllty of the appli ances wllh were pUruil on the xniH Pts dIet a rir luiun bj the Sjptome Court obnlnod by the State of nor ili uiolnit tho company tli President will onjet the Department of Justice to prnctnl with an InJuiHtlon mill 9 AMERICAN HONOR FOR KING nOM Der 5Iloyd GilEcom tho American mba ador to Italy was ro dUcil In pn te Cl till I nc I sy Klnur Vic tor Emmtui today and prc entl the Klnt with iln decoration of tins Amer ican CroNa of Honor J life tvlnjr order IIfIunl all In Pt The Icing expreiaei Mu plraeurr nt hlns inulfi an honorary mrmbvr of tho order FOR OLD PEOPLE After incline the IRe nf forty the hu ninn ryrtrm cridu ll Jrcllnra In virility I and lUtnttti and leromei ltd IbIs rtrh 1 yrtr to combat itLkaria It u tlira that lie srciimulatrl pnlicnii In the blood luke IhOlllasll lunu ttat ry rhoumatla pain ii the Jointe Jnloj 501 biIc These u5iIUiit hlliU should b protcrl ly rolibd mill friouK itiu u avoided by uiloi Ibo fiillonluc projiTlptlon wblto bom wouJtrful lejulls va snr tie rust few doses ud It will eventually reo piers full phriKil tinr Qs ounrc rampnund syrup of 8rsips rlllt liDO ounrc Torn rotnpnundj hell pint el sign grade whilcy This ins te tnlml cad uird lit lsbl pnuuul It r ti ore each roekl mil kt bedtime ru bottle tu be well pb4n each time AnT ilrunl no sup RU W PI OI STAYS IN PRISON TO SAVE DYING FATHER A SHOCK o Pittsburg Man Falsely Accused Feared Knowledge of Arrest I Vvould Kill Parent I i iciau to Th Kvpnlnt World i IlTTSBUPO Dec 5 Samuel C Young aged slt ono a d puty shertf i of Allegheny County dltd early today j at his home No JIC North avenue Mill i vale Ills death brought to lisht tin story of the sMfsicrinco of his son Cur its K You 111 who spent iift four das I In Jail In Trenton N 1 on a rhurR 01 which he wits Innocent lathei than lethe the Xt15 of hIs Imprisonment raehi the I bedside oj his ilyliiff father lett II fclinuhl piuvf fatal to him i Curtis Young who wa a Halettiidii fo a Ilttiburg loiiCLrn was urrebted It Tnnton In Septembi during the Inter i ftati Fall on a churKe of aiding and iibcttlm In a KamlillnK M hemn liu ha no fiieml In the Jcise capital to pu ui the uficbFaiy bond to cc lIre his re I Pace Because of the lonilltion or hi fithcr hi hobH the jail toim rathe than appeil to his laiiillj for asslaiaiu i ami tilts make titus pilch knonn to th d ltiK man On Nov 2Ti YOUOB ws brought hefor I the Grand Jury when It was prop that he had permitted the gambler ti leave a suit case in his room wlthou beltiK aware of lh contents and th ouns salPcman was released from cuss oily to hurry home he reaching theft before his lather died While In the Trenton Jail Young wor the lufrard or Ills JallorK who mispoctfi thnt he belotiKtU to u good family Young howr refused to Hive hi name or that of his father and ron the time of liH arrest until his nileac IIP had no ncwb ii t his aged parent condition YonnK Is now trying to learn whfihe le can pmcifil against the New Jerbe police for also atjibt SHOE FIGHT IN BELLEVUE Norn IN PlniMl tit mill IVnrx Mr Will A iuu Ione Her Ionlllon Tho rtiulti of a eirenuoua day ani night WCMO told In the Yorkvllle Cour this morning when Nora Mahoney al I employed of Ilellevue Hnpplta was ar ralKned on n illw rdfrl umiltiet charge I She wan flnul Jl amt said when she I left that she hoped that itc would get iiHI job back UKil but doubled It Nora had a day off yesterday and what cite dill mill where shut wont wu clearly shown when site leturnwl to the honpltal lat in the evunlmc Gate Ci epr Frank Nurent tllcil to make hrr keep quiet but hn wan tumble to do anything Nora then took rift her ruDest and tndeavoreil to hit hiil over the hi ml She became pretty holsteroti and IJolIccmin SloKcon airined her LOCKJAw KillS BOY INJURED IN ROLLER SKATING Peter Bickhardt Broke Two I Bones in Arm but Didnt Know It i As a result of falling to the sidewalk I while exercising on roller skates n i month ago antI brcaUlns two small hones In the norM arm 1cter flick hnrdt eleven yrars old of No JW East Om Hundred alsO Sixtyseventh street died ejrly today In Bellevue Hosplta of lockjaw I The boj at first did not believe he I had Imi Injurol by the fall but sev eral celts later the nnn began to sWIII and ho had trouble with both Jaws especially when r tlr Lc After the bojs mother hurt tried home remedies for scveial dn s It wv found he was unable i 10 eat even liquid foods and he was I I taken to Bcllevuo Hospital far treat ment Antitoxin was used In the caM when I I the doctors found tetanus had devel I Clued but without avail Doctor nt Drllcrue descrlbid the case upon the I I 1PCH a markabl i NEW TAMMANY FIRM i LANDS A 30000000 I RAILROAD CONTRACT Continued from First Page I Mutphy urotherH It Is probable that a tunnel will be luilt under nrdi and I Itnndalls Islands to Astoria When John Topi now Supreme Court Justice was 0 1 Stale Senator ho successful I fully introdiKti a bill cKInK the rail road the right to build a bridge from the ilott HaAvn yards to Astoria Tim grant may be availed of now by 1resl dent Mcllcn Tho trncKuRe from Astoria to Long Island City may b under ronl or may be elevated A connection with the Penn IlI1ll will be made In Long Island City accordIng to he report nnd n Xew York New Haven and Hart fold TormiHAl nation ull Ijfl built on the old Pnrk nvnuf car barn site Thi means that IprnK Tvlll be able to ravel from any port I the rountn and jian thinuuh New VnrK crty tc Boston wlthut leaving thin train Hero tnfotc through pitiMnKer trains rom tle South wire takn hv t city from Jersey rty to the Mutt litn yard The new line will make a through trip from the New Kntlanil to Puulhfn clte The J1ftV OX contract Include the elftrlficatlon of the line and the nilln In of unnnirt laud in the ltroi The Tnmmntiy contractors may also land the tunnel butldlnK jr b WESTINGHOUSE RECEIVERS DISCHARGED BY COURT PfTTSBlRG Dec 5The receivers of tho WellmllolI nicctric ansi Manufac turing Companv and the fi curltlf In vestment Company wore Uia arpeil jl the Ililted States Circuit i oun h1u rr after noon today by Judge James S Young No accounts of tie ioritl is are re nulreil to be tiled b tho order of thi i ourt BRIDE WAITS TILL MIDNIGHT LEXINC5TOV Ky Dec E lIb Mary J Lan ton of Mount Sterling has biitd Illrum W Herr twuuty I three son of Mrs Emma Walker Herr a maizlne writer ror ilOCOO darjajj for ull ol breh ot promise I Miss Ltnsston allitevt that after twi I years of ardent courtship she oonaonta t to marry Hen went its considerable ex penso In piepari her trousseau and on Nov 16 U date set for the wed I dins waited with the Invited guests an a clergyman at her unts home untl after midnight Herr she asserts sen I no word and flmlly the weddInG party iispereeui I t 2T1 I USTl 1H03 I 1 DIAMONDS WATCHES I JEWELRY SILVERWARE Etc AJVnOIFS SBIjBCTKD NOW WILL Bl IW3JCKVBD UNTII THE HOLIDAYS w Schiiidr I 11 t Ii 68681 BOWERY near Canal St I Open tery cTCuluu till 10 uolocU n un r Are You Troubled Those who Buffer with distress after eating Joss of appetite bil iottsneiw nausea flatulence and other derangements of tho digestive organs should use the brut means to get the Btomach well and ntronff Probably no other remedy will restore you to health t o surely nnd so naturally as BEECHAMS PILLS Beecham Pill mmediatoly relieve acute dyspepsia find nro equally beneflclal in chronic casea of Indigestion end stomach weakno I They gently stimulate thu dlpesUvn organs and havo a wholesome effect upon tho liver nnd bowels cleansing and toning the entire di gestive truct Beechama Pilln relieve the weakenedorgans establish I healthy conditions Improve the general health create apputitc and i 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I rrflqp r W r a y 1 j t 4 I Jr k UI v 1 v v u r Y nm w nwl 0 r I r 1 1 THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY I DECEMBER 5 1 190b D d r h rFREE LESSONS IN t STAGECRAfT fOR i 12 PRETTY GIRLS i Mr Frohmans Offer Includes I Six Months r Tuition and 10 Weeks Engagement PRIZES FOR A DOZEN i

I Evening World Readers Will Select Lucky Winners for t Theatrical Manager I One feature of Charles Frohmana extraordinary offer through The Eve ning World of an opportunity for ttaso careers to twelve pretty girls should not be overlooked He guar antees them tuition In singing danc Ing and acting which would cost each girl from J3UU to 5DOO in a dramatic school And the dramatic school gives no guarantee of employment This offer permits the goodlooking girl to make an experiment as to her vocation at Mr Frohmans expense If at the end of her schooling she has succeeded she will have a pro fession she may follow with the same financial and professional re I sults as experienced by Edna May f and other theatrical stars who have rlfea from the chorus To each of the twelve protty girls t selected by the readers of The Evening World Mr Frohman will hand a con tract for forty weeks employment on 1 the stage at a salary of 13 a week making a total outlay of 12000 This contract will Include a trip to Europe and a chance to appear at a I London theatre If the fair applicant succeeds she will receive another con I tract tor a two or three year engage I ment In the Frohman companies i Six Months Tuition Each of the dozen lucky girls who win In The Evening World contests will re I ceive In addition six months free tui tion In alnglng dancing end acting to prepare her tor her work The conditions ot the contest are very simple Here they are The competition will be open tor the next three weeks closing Dee It During that time all applicants are requested to send their photographs to Photograph Editor Evening World I P O Box 1331 New York City 1 On the back of each photograph must be written the full name and address of the competitor her height and the color of her hair and eyes None of these details are for publication In case of the applicants failure 1 The Evening World cannot undertake I to return any photographs But those that do not win prizes will be destroyed land the entire affair regarded as confl drntlal aa far as they are concerned Twentyfour In Final Test At the close of the three weeks dura tion of the contest all photographs will be carefully looked over by a committee of competent Judges selected by Mr Prohman These Judges will select the twenty lour which In their opinion are I the moat beautiful I The twenty lour photographs will be 0 v printed In The Evening World and d W I readers will be asked to decide by vote sae to which Is the prettiest girl of the entire two dozen The twelve girls re r I cervine the largest number of votes I will at once begin their course of train Ing under Mr Frohmans direction The list of successful competitors as I published In The Evening World roust be accented aa final Any contestant I writing no direct to Mr Frohman on the I object will at once bl disqualified The competition Is not open to women I who aro already on the stage The Dollar Princess Is the produo I flan In which the winners will make their debut This was to have opened In New York noxt February but Mr Frohman hw postponed the first perf formanco until next September In order l to give tho prizewinning twelve full time to study their new profession un der Ala direction before making their I Initial bow to a metropolitan audience ANOTHER T THEATRE PLANNED I WalrenJaal A Ketnper let n Slto in Fortyfourth Street New Yorks record list of theatres U to have an addition It became known yesterday that Wwjanhals m Kemi er lessees of the Astor Theatre have practically coi od nogotUttons with hba McVlckar Galllard Realty Company i for a site on FOrtY tourglvtreot Just west of Broadway I Tlu playhons which win be named the Annie Hus dll after Waeenhtli Hampers leading star will have a frontage of 381 tent on Fortyfourth 1 street and a dopth of 100 feet The prop t erty value U xald to bn I37ti000 t Tips IV i You often hear of out best bet Theres also one best tlpi The litter Is presented here V So dont let your chance slip I fo work or hire or buy or sell or rent Invest or borrow i SM that your Want Is advertised I In the Sunday World tomorrow t Then You Will be One of 1 ToMorrow Sunday World 7000 Separate Advertiser AND GET WE BEST PUBLICITY FOR YOUR MONEY e I h rl h Gay Night Life of Paris I to Be Seen at the Circle I t The Queen of the Moulin Rouge Will Be the Only Theatrical Newcomer Next i Week Sicilian Players Will i Add Another Tragedy to Their List Vaudeville Houses to Offer Several I New Features H TtJl1 Queen of the Moulin Rouge T will bo brought to the Circle Theatre on Monday night by Thomns W Kylpy It IB a reflection ol Kay Parisian life by Paul M Potter with music by John r Hall and lyrics by Vincent Bryan A parade of carni I val floats each containing an nrtlsta model will be one of the features and then the revellers will take themselves to the Moulin Rouge and other wellknown resorts A characteristic dance will be Introduced by Mile Odette Auber who has been brought over from Paris The principal members of the company are Flora Parker Carter De Haven Rich ard F Carroll Hdward M Faror Fletcher Norton Veola Adams Juliette Dlka and Bcrta Mills The Sicilian Players at the Broadway Theatre will be seen In still another play Scungurul on Monday Wednes day Friday and Saturday night and Wcdnosdny afternoon For the balance of the week Malta will be repeated Scungurul Is a threeact tragedy by I GIovanni FrancUtra Turrldu an out law from justice comes down from his dine place to tell his niece Rogaria that he know the U In love with Santo Grlgoll and warn her not to marry him as he had promised his dying mother to marry Nela Santo la In love with Rosarln though the whole coun tryside knows he has promised to marry Xela When Roiarla and Santo go to the church to be married Nela follows them and kills Rooarla by stab bing her in the breast 0 The Merry Widow with Reba Dale In the title role and Charles Mcakins as Prince Danllo will be the attraction at the Grand OptraHouse The Gay Musician comes to the West End Theatre The Trocadero Burlesquers will be at the Olympic Tho Parisian Widows will be seen at the Murray Hill Theatre VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS At Ilaminerstelns will be Gertrude Quinlan and company In Zeros Hit W C Kelly The Vlrglnlan Judge Ryan and RJchfield In Mq Haggertys Reception Bessie Wynne Dorothy Russell the Six American Dancers and Charles Puns living bronze statues The Colonial will have The Love STOCKS HAMMERED IN LATE TRADING Smelting Wabash Amalgam ated Copper Union Pacific and St Paul Suffer Most Prices at the opening of the stock market today were higher issues suet as Wabash Chesapeake dr Ohio Col orado Fuel d Iron and Colorado South ern leading the trading A notable ad vance was made in Kansas City South ern which rose 4 34 paints In late dealings which were slow the special ties held their gain while the balanct of the market sold oft a point In the second hour Reading wet ruined up 214 the 2d preferred malt an upward bound of II points and the Ut preferred 434 A rumor that the 2d preferred was to bo exchanged half for the let preferred and halt for common stock and the dividend raised wo re sponsible Enormous selling order were put In tor other stock to taka advan tage of the effect of the Reading move ment and prices broke with violence American Smelting scored a loss of Z34 Wabaih preferred 114 Amalga mated Copper 2 Union Pacific Bt Paul Texas and Pacific Denver and Rio Grande Great Northern preferred and International Harvester 1 tS tb 1 tl S and several other stocks a point or more There was some heavy covering by shorts but stocks continued to be ot erea me market VIUBOU wnaw rue with much disorder The total sales of stocks wr 109000 chorea and of bond j3bp8000 The CloalnK Price Tod s hliheit lowest and last prlc of tocki and of ntt chanc as compared with ytftonuy final fltruraa are si fol lawn Nat High Low T9tGija Am l Copper RS fS Issu 1U Amer C Jk lr 4 Tt 46H 1 S fl Amer loa Co SH 2ft S 8 Am r jxjoo Get M M 4 1 nets H k 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2t1 rI J Buulll IUI1 pt CIJ W 611 mint Annu 2H al U Union re tflona lYl ITU bl 1 U S area 8S 31 II t It 8 HIM PL 111 110 1131 Utah Cupptanr 184r 4 v 1 Wt 1 t SVrUUh 16 f 11 1r4 I Wabaih ft n 1I 1r 2 1 Wral E 4 U 11I ratj t I Viwt Un Td 11 Q14 r 4YAiIiII eY YIi TLOK7L PA18CE8 a Waltz Jeislo Preuton The Glasgow Lassie who makes her American debut Belle Blanche John T Kelly In One Best Bet James Harrigan tramp Juggler Selma IJruz the Jo seph Adelman Quartet the Bison City Four and Lowandes Circus The Alhambra bill will Include Thomas W Ross and company In Awake at the Switch a new sketch by Sewell Collins Julius Steger In The Fifth Commandment Wlnona Winter Commencement Day the Vlndobonos eccentrlo musicians Wynn and Lewis the Kemps Count De Butts and Brother comedy cyclists and Hassan Ben Alls Arabs With Vesta Victoria at the Lincoln Square Theatre will be laude Odell the prize beauty Francesca Redding and company In Honora Princess Koyo shl and Vomarnoto equilibrists Joe Flynn Hodges and Launchraers Ed Foster and his dog and Manuel Ro mains Harry Lauder will remain at the American Music Hall for only ono more week Other features will be the Zan clgs mindreaders Constantino Sisters dancers the DavlsGledhJll trio of cyclists Josophlne Alnsley singing comedienne Techows Cats and Maude Hall Carleton Macy and company In A Timely Awakening At Keith d Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre will be Mabel Kite and Mike Donlln in Stealing Horns Annette Kelter mann champion swimmer Nat Wills Cress and Dayne Christmas on the Island and ClennontB Animals The bill at the One Hundred and Twen tyttfth Street Theatre will Include Lucy Weston English comedienne Fun In a BoardingHouse Herr Grals and hie traIned ponIes the Four Floods acro bats Charles Kenna and Emil Hoch and company In Loves Young Dream TO SEE A PLAY WILL CROSS OCEAN TWICE f Charles Prohman Will Have a Gallery Seat at Miss Adamss Opening To cross the ocean both way Just to sit In the gallery through one perform I ance of a play Is a feat In Jong dis tance theatre going which ought to urouse tho envy of the most Inveterate tlrat nlehter Bocause Charles Frohman who la to do the travelling Is also the owner of the play doesnt much change the oddity of the matter Mr Frohman who Is now overlook ing his London playhouses announced I I not long ago the opening of his prin cipal star iliii Maude Adam In J M Durlea comedy What Every Woman Knows for Monday evening Doo 8t Yesterday In compliance with a cable tmewr e from London the date waj changed to tho following Wednes day evening The reason tor the two days delay In the engagement li that Mr Frohman propose to be on hand for MUD Adamss opening and the ship on which he will croti the Atlantic Is not due to reach New York until Tuesday morning Dec 21 Aa thhi li the managers busiest I eaton In London he will catch the first ihtp Bulling for England remaining In New York only three days For years Mr Frohman hag watched no 11 tree fromajgftiery raeaG onu aid place at the Eraplre DM bun reserved I for him I r DETECTIVES CLEARED Ilor Who Charged Tlivm WUli BtlDC Him lletraati IDet otttea OtuuriM EX Hooker and Otto Ramaberg of the Central Office were exonerated to Qry 11I1 Magistrate Stein ert In the Tombs Police Court of the aborts that they beat Harry Levy whom Oiay orated on Monday hut They took tta boy btforo Magi tratr Barlow In the Tombs Court olvarelng J1m with having a tx tU e of opium In his pockets Levy war discharged Dhoti he ald Uiait on the way to the o liar court DetectIve flamrbonr And hit him on the head with Mi totlly and that Hooker had afro truok Jilru AewUtant IXatrtfrt Attorney Trowbridgw told MMrltrate Stalnwt that Levy houl retracted And tnwe wo no trutu In hit I tory M NO PAY FOR TEACHERS Ur nne Will Ilitro to pelt Bond to Halie Uoner for Palarlvi UnUa the city of Bayonne N J Ia able to promptly dlipOM ot 100000 worth of five per cant reboot bond lira teacher en lu the publlo BClioola there areu inK to And Ban to Claw atlngy Iea terday the Board of Education decided t to dUpoee of the bondi after the Stets had tulles to give the city Itr hare ol the State eehool money and It wee found there wu a balance on hand ol opiYd 12000 with which to pay the t teacher It the State appropriation baa not been received by the time the LvfUla twe rot u t tttSLgdYntU1 Laaskdk rNktlU rtfr 200000000 11AS I 1 GONE INTO 1908S i NEW BUILDINGS Panic Stimulated Work in Manhattan by Lowering Cost of Construction BOOMS FOR SUBURBS Money Is Plentiful for Rush I ing Delayed Operations in I Outlying Centres New York builders will end the 1 tar a Ith a total expenditure of JIOTOOOOOO for construction This lis practically the some as the 1307 outlay It la J50000000 lens than tho cost of building work In 1905 but It In equal to that of 1905 and far ahead of the fatale In preceding years That tho outlay for 1S09 will break nil old high records Is Indicated from plans lied each week They run from CO to 1 SO per cent higher In estimated COM than those for tho corresponding period a year ago With tho great supplies of cheap money available for builders the Investment In construction next year Is estimated at JSOOOOOOJO Cost Less Since the Panic i Aa the financial panlo came at the end of 1307 many economists believed that Its depressing effects would be tell severely by 1508 builders But Man battens outlay for new buildings dur Ing the yoar to date has reached 78000000 In comparison with 73000000 for the corresponding period last year Mans filed for now buildings durlny several weeks past have exceeded in estimated outlay those of the corre sponding period last year by 100 per cent Suburban builders suffered more from the after panlC year of depression than did Manhattan This wns because the suburbs are new Investment terrltorj compared with Manhattan where ren talc especially In business districts an ns constant as the Interest on Govern ment bonds Solid Investment Interests In Manhattan took advantage of cheat materials and labor during the depres slon to build at the lowest cost bu suburban builders who operate usuall on borrowed money could not afford te pay the high Interest rates demanded foi such speculative leant 100000000 for Suburbs Yet total building outlays In nil thE suburbs during a pear of deprepsloi which operated particularly to centric such undertakings exceeded 100009000 It was 50000000 below the 1W7 total All of the suburbs are running fnl past their 1D07 records now however Plan filed In Brooklyn last week callfi or an outlay of flXUOOO against 5100f forthe corresponding week last year Week before last the tral was 157312 compared with iSOEflO for the 1907 week Thi f w preceding weeks showed J7C5 00 In 1903 and JC34000 In 3907 1163400 Ir POS and 568f00 In 1507 SlOOoOOO In 1POI and 593700 In 1307 Queens is showing an even srentei porointeg of gaIn as are also the Nrn Jersey suburbs Bronx plans last week passed 1VK 000 while the corresponding week last yeai recorded barely 1000K Week befon last Bronx plans reached 335600 npilnt 5e11001n the 1507 week Preceding week showed 24P6600 neilnst 113763 In Il i7 518800 O against 20600 In 1907 Now Rushing Delayed Work Builders In the suburbs me rushlnE vork which was held back during th year of depression New buildings wen leeded a year ngo to discount sub srnya and bridges Now that bUBlneci confidence has returned capitalists nn roars eager to lend than builders arc to borrow Of the 100000000 epcnt by suburban builders during tho pfdt year 20000 000 has gone Into the Uronx S7000t 0 Into Brooklyn J13000000 Into Queens 20000000 Into the New Jersey suburbs 3000OUO Into Richmond 5000000 Into he nearer Vcitcliostor Nassau and Suffolk Suburban bulldlnc has consisted large ly of onefamily nnd twofamlty dwcll ngs Almost as many have been built during the year ItS In the 1307 oral JW periods The total output hoe excfxxled WOOO The 1900 construction Is expectod to reach BO000 becnura such houses are Ii v d n 0 BMO during the pat yar the Bronx and nearer Westoheitcr 4000 tho New Jersey suburb MOO Queens SOW And over JOOO hva bun built In the suburbs lUchmond Naiiuu and Suffolk Buy Carrollton Home Site Carrollton lltalty Co cold a hours and plot nt B yh mptor Pork Morrlck L I yesterdn to Frank Wolfe of Man I hsttau for 110000 The company re ports it iuly buylDc on all lu proper tieR Ilnyhamplon Is close to the railroad station overlooking Great South Bay It hm the beat concrete walk sat run Wing water handsome cottages on plots IflOxlUO costing t WX and upward Tho company tnkea UOO oath and the remain der like ro Or hoar Is fourtaan mile out on three hoot of rallroadBteam elec i tric trolley Lakowuod Park U twen lynne miles out opposite the station Edtarton Hquare U twentynix tulle away Hazelwood Gardens Is In the heart of the pines at Control Ullp for tythrea miles out on the main Luia Free Trip to Jersey W C Raves Co will run an excur sion tomorrow to Jersey Manor first ton N J two mile tromNw Bruiu wick on tha main line of ttu Pannayl vanla Jlallroad They offer 1000 lots at PO each and predict that the lots vrttl be worth slog In P year The Pennsylvania U planning to run tnilne between New Fork and Philadelphia In u hours I1lI1e Free ticket can be bad from Rrevear uKent at the Twentythird street terry at U40 oclock or Cortlandt ttraat at 12M President Qraanbaum of Metuohan Mltuohenl Realty Co oar bought 800 acre at Metucban N J It Is high dry and level and Ie between ins old property and the station lie intends to utter the land In acre and Unitacre plot on the Installment plnu and will take an ex curslqu crowd there today from th Coitlandl and Wet TwentY 1GW apd Mr JQ4 K I ooloaJc1tngrvaula 1UU n I IJ NN HTTI lHA JS CAM lAJN v IUNV ACllli i J2 J T tx CC rJVCR S ONCR ccJ ry j i y w 4 i Ky1y LbI Z ntnCSe k f r 01 t l F 7 I FES N v k m RY1N L KENNELLY He Is chairman of the Thlrtyslxtri Division Taxpayers Congress und will enroll tho Tnentysevunth Assembly District north of Fortieth street TETRAZZINI AND MARY GARDEN EACH SING TWICE NEXT WEEK Totrazzlnl will sing twice at the Man hattan Opera House next week or Friday evening Jn Lucia with Tac cAnt Poleee and Arlmondl and on Sat urday night In La Traviata wIth Constantino Sammarco and Glllbert Mary Garden will also appear twice on Monday ns tho boy Monk 1n Th I Juggler of Notro Dame with Kenau and the great cast of men and at the Saturday matlnco as Thais with He 1 anal as Athananl The triple bill 01 I Cavallerln Pagllaccl and tin j operatic pantomomlo of La Chair wll I be repeated on Wednesday with th casts of lam night At the Campanlnl popular Sunda I concert tomorrow night CavHllerla Rustlcana tn concert form will lio sung with ARoattnelll llarlskaAldrich Seerlna Pnrola nnd Crabbe in the principal parts Several other artists 1 will be heard In a miscellaneous pro I Cnin gramme and the orchestra under I panlnls dlrtctlon will play Dehussyi Afternoon of a Faun AMERICAN SOLOISTS AT I KLEINS SUNDAY POP Herman Kleins tenth Sunday after noon concert at the New Gorman Thea tre tomorrow will have for Its prln i dear singer Cecil Fanning a young American baritone whise roles has Y been hoard on both EIdeR of the At lantlc He will sing Harriet Wares Tho Forgotten Land accompanied by the composer Josnphlne Swlckard so 1 pram will Interpret several songs and I Ethel Newcomb plnnlste a pupil of Leschetizky will play Both these girls I am Americans whose tnlonts have been I appreciated In Europe 1dounrd De tliulr vliliiiiaL and risvlo Yen Den Hendc cellist will Joli Mlbs Newcomb in playing two moMments from II Brahms B major trio Op k I Ernest Schclllny will glen n piano I recital In Cnniegle Hall tomorrow af I ternoon Bach Scarlatti Schumann and Chopin are among the composers I he will Interpret I Fannlft Uloomflnld Xelplcr the dlR i tlnculshed plnnUte will glen her only I recital in New York this Mason ut Car I negie Hall next Saturday afternoon She will play Schumanns Butterflies I and compositions by Chopin Debussy I and Tschalkowsky Emil Sauors last piano recital In I Sew York will be Riven In Mendelssohn Hall next Wednesday afternoon Upon I his return to Kuropn ho Is to retire from the conceit Held He will inter pret flcarlattl Liszt Chopin and Technl kowsky besides pli tnR aoinu of lilt own works Dr Ludwig Wtillner the distinguished I Gnrman Under slnster accompanied by Coenrand V BOH will glvo a third ro cltal In Mendelssohn Hall on tlio eve ning of Dee lS This Is In rekponto to mnny rm uretK from people who 1 IlL VO been unnila to hear him In tho after noons His principal number will bo Schumann Dlchterllubo Dr ctrl n Thiffi the a ell knnwn basso Is to glue a recital In Mendels sohn Hall next Wednesday evening At the Church of the Ascension to morrow afternoon C bL Losfflors beau tltul By the Rivers of Babylon will be IIUIII 3CHMEDE8 TO SING SIEGMUND Alois BurKstall laryngttta continues and he will bn uimblo to deg Slegmund in Die Walkura at the Metropolitan OpcraHousd tonight His place will hr taken by ErIk Hchtnedoj who Imper aonatod the character at the prerloui performance this season 1 NOW HELL SEE NEW YORK Ured In Jcrney CUT Tlilrtr wo Tears and Mover Oro ied IllT r Althougti a resIdent of Jersey City for thirtytwo yearn James Qllilln fattitrlnlaw at Aldrman John 8we Hey of that city baa novel been In New York During all that Um Olblln bu been In the employ of the Penniyl vanlft Railroad CompanY Hr ham Juit bee retired on a penulon Borne oft han fine dayi eald Qlb Hn yeeten y I am rulnr to ores over to Now York City and ae the lht luVencon for not malting a yl1t be fore to the btu city waa thut he could not spate the Um Qlblln U sixty five yon old It DUVHEN LEFT 2700000 LONDON Dec 6The will of the late Sir Joeeph Duvtrn who died lu the south of Franc Nov P wa jirobuted to day The otalu U vuluM at i700iXM sir Joieph was a member of the Han of Duven ilruthtra HU property U left to tha member of his family aad Uw vilil couuln no yuLilo btlQLLtaU Mr Hammersieiris First Operiltc Pantomime Given at the l 1a1haltal It La Chair with Odctlc Valcry Sandwiched Between Cavalleria and Pagli acctA Daring Climax 11 srI VI ST1SK JtA IINC n 11AMMKIISTEIN orTrrcil n MR triple bill nt his Mnnhnttnn OperaHouso last night with the result that HIP auditorium wns filled tc the limit of Its rapacity Between the two opera of the tonne red bleodcd voting Italian kchool Mnecntrnlt Cat ullarltt nnd Lnoncnvnlloe t IIllor Pngll ncclho fcntidwlched a French operatic linntomltrn by Albert Clinntrler thixi was vui much up to date Tho thrix tnunthir n noted an audience that combined i plo of fashion and rm 1 minlo lovers with tho men curlonltj wckiMu Pantomime which Is especially IOVPI b the French bus never established n foothold hare If his present offerlnf I prove popular Mr Hammerstoln prob ably will follow It with others of tin stuns kind While there wns plenty 01 applause nt tho end of tho act It dli not nrnrly approach lit volume that IIP stowed upon each of the two operan The judgment of very ninny poopli treated to Im hold In reservo Lr Chair The Flesh Is 1 story In panto mime of n wife with n lover and I hue band who surprises them In their hill ing alI coolnp lust ne her spouse I about to stab her to tho heart ho h Turned from hla vengeance iiy an ox posuro of her physical charms tha llOBure makes him cringe and fawn at he ft Thn she scorns and derides hln and he kills himself by cutting ni artery Odctto Vnlery the principal dancer o the house wn the wlfo Christina Ker was tho lover and 1 Montnnnrl wn the husband Of the three the lofts s t med to be the best pantomlmlst but i attention central on tho dancing of Vnlery She showed many graceful and s me extremely dlfllcult posturing and hor confronting of bar vengeful husband was Infinitely daring Mary Gardens I I attempt to dazzle Alhnnacl by exposing to him her loveliness as Thais Is mild i compared with It The score Isnt as I deep as a well but the music Irt pretty I and the themes are clearly accentuated I 1 Before the curtain rises It Is played through by the orchestrnj I i In Cavallorla Labia was a strongly dramatic and appealing Santuzza sing Ing with grace and fervor Mnrlska Aldrich left Loin without any charac torlrntlon and seemed too frightened t gIve her voice free expression Tnccnn as Turlddu and Polepe us Alflo san better than they acted Spverlna wa Lucia Esplnap who made a first alp rnc as Ncdila In Paclnccl disclosed small voice of Kwiet quulll Sit san the blul snug with much dim in mi held her put creditably In the dm 1 with Sylvlo but her acting was cor Mrnlned nnd nrnnlciirlMi Zcnntello no I L anln and Hniiiinnruo nit Tunlo both 7 In lltin vnlcn nlnl piths carried the J hniiflo by storm Tie former after the llldl 1iiKllniri nod thn latter after i 1 I the pioliiRUCi were called nut very mntiy times UtnlibQ wan nn excellent Bjlvlo and Vcnturltil n good Hoppn I Both iprrnn wen conducted by Cam pnnltil In his mnstftCul runt with some limes too much power tn his orchestra r I t1R Clmrllcr conducted the pantomime d 1 with credit r RICHARD MARTIN SINGS MARIO AT THE METROPOLITAN Tosco was repeated nt the Metro politan Opcrn Hotiso Inat night with lllchnrd Martin lustend of Caruso M Mario Caveroilossl The young American can tenor ucqultd himself with credit singing gracefully and In tune His swan song earned him such applause that the I action was delayed by vain demands for n repetition games UH Otto nnd 1 Scot as SCArp repented their familiar and Impressive impersonations and Hpelrlno conducted wltn skill There woto no Hiich packed standing lines as f Cnru n brings out hut the house wa well lilted throughout 1 TINA LERNER PLEASES AT HER FIRST PIANO RECITAL Tina Lerncr tho young Russian yi pianist who was heard recently with 1 the Uusslan Symphony Orchestra gave tK n piano recltnl In Mundclsuohn Hal yes terday afternoon and confirmed the 1m piosnlon that hI Is a graceful and accomplished Ion complished player In Bachs cnprlcclo on the departure of t friend t MoZart 1 sonata In Amajor several Chopin num hers and selections from Grieg and Liszt she showed variety In expression us well us technical ski She was warmly applauded and cure some extra numbers TOSCANINI TO SHOW US HIS GOTTERDAMMERUNG Cotterdammcrung which will be presented nt the Metropolitan Opera Ire i I Houso next Thursday night will give Toscanlnt a chance to show his mettle t j ns a conductor of Wagners music 1 dramas Fremstad will be Brunnhllde rmas Jrcmstad wi I will make i for the first time and Arnato wi Gunther his debut In German opera as Nearly all the principal singers In Ger man will be In the cast the Norn scene will ho retained and the performance will begin at 730 oclock Frances Alda who Is a New Zea lender will malt her debut a Gllda In Hlgoletlo on Monday evening with In the Maria Gay Caruso and Amato cast Aida with games Homer Clst wih La Caruso and Scotti on Wednesday lioheme with Sembrich and Bond on Sembr1h Frirta v Carmen with Maria Gay Caruso at the Saturday matinee i nnd and Tosco with Eames Martin and Scottl on Saturday night complete the i weeks bills Sembrlch Maria Gay Jean Note t Martin and 1otschnlkoff the Richard letschnlkor Ituhsiau violinist will be the polplsts at con s tomonows popular Sunday night f crt n T SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE BROOKLYN FOR I BROOKLYN I BROOKLYN r 7 MieUi from Broadway 5 c Fare f Quick and Cheap Transit A Built Up Neighborhood u A Fast Increasing Population The Best Buy in Greater New York Real Estate I FLAT BUSH I ALL CITY CONVENIENCES A i Stores Sewer Churches Gas r Water Schools r rv ti A I U R 1 t Lowest PricesEasiest Terms SECURES 1 0 Dont Delay Buy ToDay ANY LOT I I j How to Reach Flatbush Manor You Know Some of Our From Manhattan end of Brooklyn Bridge take Flat Sales Force bush Ave Trolley direct to Kings Highway Troley c n WIMtinu 11 C nor W J err From Atlantic Ave Subway Station Brooklyn take W I Wile W D rrawr Ef HOer FtatbuBh Ave 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