The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1901, Page 3

‘ bert. SKIER ‘EVENING! SANUARY TWO FAT AND ONE THIN MOTORMEN WIN PRIZES. TOO GOGO Oor Sas | DOOOGOHOGQHGOOHOGQOSS: mintebieiieter kerri r JOHN O'NEIL, PRIZE FAT MOTORMAN. The w mn the Firet prize arent Fat Wh wold Content, fa wininininio 2% aN u, > + O'NeCIL n ple Hrant Street Attested welaht init: imi CODBGOHDOOODOODOODAGAGADS TES 5) John O'Neil, of Brooklyn, | Takes First Money in the Celebrated Contest | of The Evening World. | Then Comes Edward B. Dellegar, Who Tips the Scales Pretty Hard— James J. McFall Cap- tures Light Weight Honors. The Evening World announces to-day Onty Two Menta wn Day. the winners in the great “Fat Motor- c " "My wife was a small woman. 1 lost man” Contest. The utmost dispatch her in 184. Since then I've lved in fur- has been made to thoroughly pass upon Mished rooms ak) Rotten my meals and consider each contestant'n entry Wherever and whenever it win conven: lent pat only two et, since the contest closed Saturday even: El inp ldcarcuvcconiitlerenatel rent tng last, to the end that the winners old thing satiefles me. I'm the I might be made known as soon as pos- tes Theounle: sible. It wae not until early thix morn- purely aie ing that the final awards were made hy the judges, and ft is with the xreatest pleasure that the awards are now made public. The first prize, of $235 in gold. goes to Brooklyn, as that borough in the person of John O’Nefl posseases the fattest and the heaviest motorman. O'Netl's attest- ed weight is 47 pounds. He was welxhed fn the presence of Thomas F. Wow the proprietor of the Terminal Hotel, ‘Thirty-ninth street and Second avenw Brooklyn, and the accuracy of welght was witnessed by Edwant vern, of 18 Prospect avenue, Parchaus, of 60 Second street. 0 1s employed on the Van Brunt Une. ‘The second prize, of $15 in old, for the next fattest motorman, Is won by I ward B. Delegar, of the Madison ave- nue Division, New York, whose oificial Welght is 326 pounds, or twenty poun: less than the winner of the first prize 1 Tearn $2 a « man on ithe Van Brunt street I work about ten hours a day er how hard [work (amt work in my day) T never lose koneral Dellear Can Sing. and MeFall $6 forty-t n rallroad for te that ereantile work, 1 dancer and has issued a in this or neighbo Ing eltie: Dellegar was welghed in the prer ; Smilin faces of John J. Curran and Julius W f foof the State, MeFall in, the accuracy of the weight was proud of hiv terpsichorean rents, and the nen on tits and sworn to before Wiilam Colt Notary Public of New York Cou MeFall, the Thi The third prize. of 31y awarded to James J. McFall, Crostown, or Chambers street are wililny r Sect ex Lo ac pwn down, vision for the thinnest or lightest driver of car within a radius of tw. of City Hall Square. Mt weight, wit , a: | : hy Pega esti hia |Reavy 3 W ig Marl offered wet i Nitin a adie of y emt ‘and i in bed with grip. | t vem “ity ‘ enicorn Wf and lost ton ral old ed. by The Cortears and Monrue streets. Manhat- Ur pale ay! on init. Serignt|| cristal in poids forse, by The) Hy The Evening Worl congratulat ut some of iny trienda Induced me! to the fattest. cgnductor within fortunate prize winners aint Iakesins ie to! try_and ete My, certified | wolett |tbove radius of $15 to the pleasure in publishing herewit ¢ pho? fographs of O'Netl and Mobulh e iaewe piccure: was printed of Dellogar a few Nelly the winner of th Hives at 967 Thipd avenue, frost is Afty years of age. wre my attack of grip, ° Den in County Detee Teetand, | gaan co this county when tfence of a 4 teen At thay thne and the accurney ‘ bounds. T ton to ratte | ALL entries h ¢ been In one fo or, u 3 another of it ever since. apie! Sean ect prize, enue, Brooklyn, He In mpeaking of hin aie box 2 THIN AND FAT MEN BARRED ON __ THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. _-2+e—______ ements, termed * amelbacks,” caused the av the most subject to wriaiit. cutest, | *8€ment to make these additional Alfred Skit, Vic Ln al Feditrements of all applicants, ‘This| Manhattan Elevated Ru c 9 eamnrer oni leas ah Is secretary, James BE, { Hy was mad fmbreh ce ies Ler rative be-| coincided with Mr. Wilght ine { H the new engines the throitiew|tleular, ax did Kdgar Van. Etten, the 3 1 levers are «0 fur apart that men of| Superintendent of the New York Central z i stature the | Ratiroad 3 Meulty in he It wae admitted, 4 ume, \felals of the ¢ Hi Tt was etated tha ored to have th ‘ giving a reason f y order of|tatn physical re 6 i regulations declare: widesproad | was no rule p e employing of H prevalence of grip and other allments| an appileant. wh lesn than 140 w nad prompted thelr a The manage-| or more than. 10 . of course, f u Ment sutled thar among tie thousands | he could Ml the bill, ¢ ° of men tauy empley they discovered The hetgat and w ‘ § 1 pihat those employees who welghed lege! sald tos. Metall. toa H H than 1) pours and) more than 199) Evening World. th Soot pounds were more to allments| gent the healthy indlv! mt and dixeases, T Wted | part of his Ite, ge twenty= An {ironclad regulation In being ry to the Chicag. one to fifty, as It Ix ¢ that it woud forced:on the Western Division of tne {Vania serv’ -|not be fale to judge Welgat ate great Pennsylvania Rallroad vystem tol ptvateat're iar hued lietasrien crane the effect thit hereafter all men welgh- enrahoun Welght, or of the ol. im had by Ing less than 140 pounds and,more than |Health than men. betw« weights | zun to loae Mis weigh: by the ame . 4 of 140 and 189, Interviewed ¢ following | standard as we Judge the thy om 160 pounds are barred from employment | inptosniy My Interviewed the folly inthe prime of life. ‘This table, however, | Man of Wall Sire | tronage | ADA REHAN'S as firemen or brakemen, + | James A, Wrigat, the Second. Vice-|has been coomiructed asa guile by But this In not all. Applicants for Ereaident of the International Nuvigation | a general judgment may be formed, but places will not be conaldered unless they panviGherAmertcan line) whl AC an peE berey monte nating \ilsed stand at least 51-2 and not more than he would: employ. any: in: ina given condition feet in their stockings, # of welzht who could perform the work, | reason zou will discover, some men an the Metropolitan. whose measurements do not tally with’ thia table and) who theless perfectly healthy," Hi Tie, {ntroduction, of; a new. style of | weighed lessor Mio thee the ae ed which ‘ln rallroad’ parlance aro’ set by the Penusylvonia, atiroad wore | asw never WALL STREET’S “SILENT MAN” MADE SOCIAL LION BY MRS. FISH. ge JAMES H. SMITH. Smith, the t. the rte! rtd haa suntte from oa) studious a soclety favorite Where he spend ie evenings at the Huts ¢ among his rare books in his apartin it 1 West ‘Thirtleth wtreet, he te in at endance at encint thors amd trip ping the gay measures of the -o:! He has been taken up un fo Mrs. Btiyves is a powerful social leader tertainments have Henry i nthe w transformed marked by some untqu axing || features. a Pr. Smith ts worth ®9e0,C0, (nheritet fem his ay England, te ‘ ind tatented. uk hisd OLO NURSE DEAD | Grief for the Actress’s| Mother Killed Mary Burk. i i Ada Renan’s faithful etd nurse, Maryt rk, dled yesterday at 185 Coffev} treet, Brooklyn c When the doctor told her a few days] pu sko that the ress's mother, Mrs. Harriet Crehan, was dying, she fell ina ich suffering from no physical all- Of late years she had heen an honored air ie To James Henry Smith, $50,- 000,00 Bachelor, in Sec'al Swim. yell mod wothat hi marritge or ene ir t out stat «un. the maxims always ¢ fully ax feet iowith gray, and as mus sam xture, Ha ey kitty Hibs haw is fet aN ts Kinetly thy Frome into erring wha nu in tho mu: in small talk fon comy rn (0 He is acquiring a eh he edigal with bis ones. ¢ Get has co yn enge to ditt Wo shailows inte the glare of Jani ee us m fowith Mowers aa end tr ut onow in is urn Material at has probably war nm his in bis auter than have culled mand not cords, have mai and eau BRYAN WILL TO EUROPE. ae Series of Articles on Imperialism. YMAHA, Jan soon st pase to ¢ tthe ulttr art call t nent, the shock of grief mastered herl set that i ind sie rank rapidly til death released] abroad in at er. of letters for varae of which and @) ma pecially M— William J. Bryan) for Europes Ut te hie) tent Kroger may viet all the British) « Ireland. f his ten ne a been so Kren tsiven, but will I rat for STRUCKIURY TO TRY KERR Judge Dixon's Decision Insures Prisonera Respite. the K jury tn the rowit sary to tthe ts of th spaper, The) On the trial rs eone)ude at the out-) Prosecutor was but hallenzer le ke was given ixty. With ao strock Jury all this will the) he changed, The jury of ninety-six men Hel will be drawn, and whe omitted oy ——={=__— family dependent, doing no work, but) au i) Ih day sewing a: recalling | finds tt allzaayeleesineiiend * | colonial depen 28a Ue The exact Ighty-six years of age. For] ure tan Mftyedeven uf these years she had) early Spring swerved the Crehan famth; nureing srough Infancy three children, who th Kru H the theatri- | ime became sta sal world pel A requiem mass will be celebrated for her at the Church of the Visitation | mans. vath Brooklyn on Frida: BABY LULLED TOSLEEP BY A HOME PHONOGRAPH. ::.. rlormad cessful ——- + ____—_ Chicago Alderman Discovers | **' he a New Scheme Which In- sures a Night's Sleep. vard, the eventn Baby Zeman had been tucked away her Ch maa er) fome thne tn the) night baby's mamma awoke the Alder- | man to areet her in quieding baby efles, any Zeman t* a lusty young- ater, Her jung power 1s proverbial in |W! the whole block. {an ‘The Alderman in trying to quiet Bis th 1 é | vhich com oir ! mi oynyr cecu 0 b's oo WINE @ phonogra Riderian and Mrs. Zeman slept. on UTRECHT, Jan. 24 ox-F eyes to-day by Profs The operation [the counse n atrike of jot taentyat of th ight re st twelve fren serve In the vurt grant hit -An operation was reside: Kruger’s ni Nellen and Dhrey= broken up byt 1 oth rfectlsics While MeAtieter, Death and Camphell are waiting for the jour. when diudge Dixon send for thet r be- fore i receive thelr crime, tye outatde zens of the citys are. What sentences will he | ral-optnton. 9 Hires men will receive thirty the Minit This, with the time whl ore ar) good behavior, 1 make vr tim ‘ 1 ser. foe wbout ni nyears. This, th h on his hands and knees | she barked Uke n little enous thelr offense wh Is con sidered SENATO —— R PARSONS ILL. r) Lender tal Legtsintion Vay ALMANY, Ja Prominent 1 nounced in ve not. ex Senator Pare years heen leadty County long ther position 6 wh Ife Mted for the offlee was th sent ere he ¥ tn 1890, to the year in canal Tt through many bills hax jut nent MUST LIV ee E UP TO TITLE. Wiltionalres| Ho itted bree fore they ean 1 today that er for syckot among the ment Tet now known Sa sumo aso |CORONER CRITICISES MAYOR Hochester Holvenn Neuti »] Most readers, most results, That's Met tbe great Sunday World's Want reo- ord. Py WEAK AND NERVOUS WO MADE STRONG AND WELL BY © DR. GREENE'S NERVURA} is a tragedy, It Is a succession of defeats. Through ig t experiences of womanhood are encountered without tbh ightest preparation, and the nerves‘r celve thelr first serious shock. Nothing Is done to relieve this yous woman. No one seems to possess the knowle": edge which will ald her, The family phyale cian makes light of her troubles and tells 5 her that all women have them. She is ®- beautiful girl and should make @ beawes tiful woman. Her disposition fe. Gi sweet, her form and movement full of grace, Why can she net retaln these gifts of nature?. She has sensitive nerved and every shock they receive leaves its mark on face: 6p: form or disposition — genere: ally on all. She has some severe Illness. Her courage is shaken by the prospect of: & constantly recurring suffers Ing, and at twenty she #s\ pale. and thin, alternately ctieer= Ug ful and sad, but always’ nee vous. hen ehe marvées;! # new ebligations are under taken, with additional stre nerves. A year or further along she begins @ have turns of being cross. snappy, and can't seem! help it. From this potné om! the Ines of beauty are replaced by lines of care, and control's [of the nerves is presencty entirely gone, There is a great pity in all ¢hisyigg | for such a history is common, 9 Blood’ Dr. Greene ES and Ne | Nervurra | Remedy S PEOPLE STRONG, VI 2 a blessing Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy is to dem It sus s them in every trial and fortifles them for their dally: muh 5 enough to do their whole duty wil sustains the physical strength and the physical beauty amd! natural means. It is a perfect support at | The dest medicine for weak and suff i ent to middle age women! duties, | fatigue. | wards off nervousness. I life, 5 ye. of woman's r prep: MRS. W, A. 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The young, mt | aged or old will find his advice the promptest and surest: | Write treely for advice or call. : SAYS SHE USED DRUGS Pees 4 Mas: 7 ey WITTHAUS: ¢ — Why Pretty Mrs. Witthaus alimony in A Yes. my present 4 Asks for More Alimony B Unis | from the Professor. i | expert In . | = ne, the Buchanal .. 1HE DOCTOR'S WIFE “4 Elic:t of Prose Feedi ‘ent opportunity: t of food In afel ( a practising physiag has been recommending vod for some. time gi r " othe result, and shay never known a case where it hag: nok tisfaction yi instance will perhaps sufflogy A prof rin bat 1 n very poor? NG: om stomach ible. He finally, lessee yp nto such a condition that. by Rae ye tote i eat any food whatever, suffering. and) was so. reduced’ ngth that he could hardly) mut Arey ee ens A) | He was put on Grap Te i ceulialnea i the | gained rapidly and 1s, now, In. Pseeathsarhiy owed | Health, His cure was cffectediby! aaa use of Grape-Nuts food. ine. Lyman, Croton, 0. When she was asked by the lawyel