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President. WASHINGTON, Sept mistress of the V } formal possession. | > Accompanied by web, two of tt Ethel and Kermit Roverness; the ho re , Bay and a fd, Mrs. Toose “the xecutlve Mansion at last night. World Wants Are Recognized as f Meandard Advertsing edi | Paid Help Wants! a in this morning’s| y World. | - BUT . Paid Help Wants in the 33 9 other New York parer combined. - ‘ AGrxrs . APPRENTICES ARTIFICIAL ERE. SAAR AIDERS: BEADERS aUsit| BUICHE ooar MAKERS. COLLECTORS .. WATCHLAKERS « Dow CLEANERS MOODWORKERS. MISCELLANEOU! NEW MISTRESS OF WHITE HOUSE TAKES POSSESSION. j all over Mrs. Roacavelt Dressed in Heavy Mourning, Arrives withChildren and Party and Is Met} 004); at the Door by the}! a rive from Oyster Bay to-day, twill be her own house- I we nd houxehold arrange- Hucation of her two young to-day that the p social season will, L with te anqual pec ther receptions i in thelr usual functions which | ccording to her own statement, - | was such fun. Wen afternoon a | desperate love to me. He sighed lke f changes have telyou to inform the ML oMelil circles here that “UML after Oct i ee et rialotee Hastings. I turn twe con drop the curtain.” Hastings then left and McKeown guve hin wife) a $500 dlamond to celebrate MASCOT DIES ON THE BROOKLYN. LASTED | |FAMOUS GOAT ween BLISS WAS VERY BRIEF HONEYMOON ONLY SIX SHORT WEEKS. another Keown that “BILLY BOY” GIVEN SAILOR’S BURIAL. speech of congratulation, he bra Limeelf by holding on to the table and sald “Well, Jadies and gentlemen, Tm glad dCs over.” He made an Schoenholtr | hong on a Schley's Old Fing- Was at Santiago Marital Woes, rl out of ewark in the Wa On Oot juss ser ler and one of the oigh: killed and another highw weriously wounde was known to sailors Lakoteh was convicted 1 \ ful and patnioss After a long fight of the Sper NEW MOVE FOR GLENNON. Last ye jothers, In the Pollee Meadqua doth Brooklyn application the Supre: 1 aloof Indletme: notice from James V ery's wardman,; indi LA ua ND: sat No. 1S Monty: Chinese Envoy to Ge BERLIN, Sept. leave leave this ¢ rince Chun will y Bunday and embark med the Pursell “may the blessings of my ehil- @ren rest upon your head,” She then swooned and was stricken jog | With a hemorrhage, fro 2 froin the court building in an ambu- the goose severe forats of Wapture, and os ere ap Me wi visiting © number of [4 - on ie in the Rhineland, owing to She was removed | Hei return and will make ts ‘fe alah) init to the make ils farewa Forelgn Office Saturday, Mork behind —_—— Couple Were Divorced for a Few Months— When Married She Was a Schoolgirl, He a Famous’ Spend-} thrift. ry a schoolgirl of meven- da few months. y about trried to the millionaire spena- —I¢ In brief the Stude- re fe who first won he f beautiful Dorothy news of the rem nt of Phi! . comes freet Months, ing Mvoreed for a few wife having obtained the s ground of her hus- oxication, the couple Hotel fn San Fran: * soon spread that a re- was Hkely, but the couple ‘ow Mixs Studebaker admits tis true, and that will resume r lusband’s name in the near future “Yes. who satd to The Evening World espondent, to-day, “we shall start Kain. I will soon leave for the Join Mr. McKeown, and our sec- ond marriage will be celebrated at once. position In Pitts Our future we awill live, \s going to be happy Miss Studebaker was the petted daugh ter of the milo ulre currlage maker South Bend, Ind,, when she met Me- wn. He was then in the heydey of cer as a spendthrift, having dis- |sipated a fortune of $1,900,000 in two years, She was stagestruck and her family were bitterly opposed to su bition, So she married MeKkeowny han am self sald, to gain her freedom. told afterward in very Mppant lan- ff McKeown's courtship. in Fanny Courtahip. ‘He wan too funny at times,” she satd in for rem ane chivalry, jnat when L wor pecting a ch Svott weuld say: cv me, Dot? If you do have a drink. Wasn't tt awful?’ imake matters worse Misa Stude- ker struck i e flirtation risco actor, wn enjoyed hugely, id, “1 did enjoy Hastings,” she st at 5 o'cloc! he way making Wat 6. all right naily he made me an offer of mar- riage, TP have had a good many pro oxais, but L award the laurels to Mr, Lim to arise and Whim) be- that if the 1 would be glad to dy wis ove! good luck. Then Eugene Ormond r, came along and Mh again driven to drink. Marriage Tonst, ‘The marrlage took place at Bt Paul's of wine, and sixty-fy ne were drunk, [tw ) the great sjere of nbs Mfe. sponse to a & ul ends by i $6,000 collar of pearls x Is wif ard, Mekeown's dissipation proved — too much for his wife, She sted for di- vorce a few months ago and testified that MeKeown waa drunk three weeks ry four, HIGHWAYMAN HANGED. Jall yard a presence o our hundred persons. Death re from strangulation in’ eleven Paymaster Wilfres ke Com- Harry were eo workers: by Vassel Lae md three compantons, all for- rs aan ensuing fight Paymaster Hass- yinen were an was Burgess whipped sand escaped with the money: Markovitch and Vassel La: @ arrested, and | Markoviteh ntlyh anged himself ented be hanged on Aug. 8 but was. re pited untll to-day. —_——— POLICE OPERATORS WIN. Rank nas Serge! ° Headquarters to secure recogni- as pant in rank, have wo: r Bernard Conklin and twelve ters in and New York, made an writ of mandamus to ¢ Court. In Brooklyn, and ner Murphy, to compel such recognition. Justice ‘Hooker this morning handed te on, in which he grants the and gives them the sergeant nd the sergeant’s pay, deginning tion of the sub, THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVEN NG, SEPTEMBER. it 265 1908, [DOROTHY STUDEBAKER TO REMARRY SCOTT M’KEOWN. FEDERAL MEN. POLITICIANS WORRY BUT SEN- ATOR WILL HAVE HIS WAY. Roosevelt Given No Preal Sign to Patronage Seekers. Workt.) 2.—New York ‘. Sept. pecially giving on wondering waht President Roosevelt will do when Federal olnments, or reappotntments In the Empire State are due. ‘There js no record that Senator Platt Is devoting much time to a considera- et, but the smaller fry are in a shiver hension lest some of the President's antt-Platt friends may get his ear and men Hariy identified with the m y appointed, ‘They are anxiously awaiting bi In the case of Collector Bldwell, He old, was found overcome by gas at his home, No. S$ Hayes street, Newark, served his firet term and was reap ed by President: McKinley after Con- Kreas had adjourned, Consequently, his name wil have to ko before the Senate when it mects for confirmation. As Bresident: McKinley t, Mine It fs not onfirmed, soon as the Senate 8. ‘The names of recess appointees re always sent in with a new appoint ment as soon us the Senate ts ready them, ‘Thus, when Congress meets In ember, {t will be squarely up to sident Itoosevelt, Tf he sends in Bidwell's name that will be an indication that Van Cott and the rest will have a chance. ‘The under- standing here ts that Bidwell will sure- Wy be reappointed y he some trouble over Naval OMicer Sharkey, but It 4 thought the reat of the will quired by Laws of 1899, because persons employ’ in armories are Inthe Miltary and not the Civil pf the State, rvices were rendered of the several amounts paid to cleancrs employed by’ the claimant. “L am/of the opinton that the claim de paid without the certificate tion 19 of Chapter 30, ds chalf of the Police Depart am of the oplaion that the in the clan should be me pald from the Police Fund a Her Engagement Reception. Miss Mirlam Korn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, David Korn, of No, 94 Madl- ron avenue, Simon Arnstein was recently announced, will hold her reception on Sunday after: noon, Sept. whose engagement to Mr. WHALEN DOWNS GIVIL SERVICE. ARMORY EMPLOYEES DRAW TWO SALARIES. PLATT 10 NAME Declares Th (Service and © y Are Inthe Military e Corporation Couns mployees In the mories in the elty are In the military, civil service of the Siate, also that these employe ME several positions and draw@as m communication claim of John Corrie, Regiment Arm fn cleaning the safd armory for forty-seven days, during which time the armory was used as a drill re Mt through the e cretary of the Municipal Civil-Service Commission has refus certify the said claim, which ts composcd | T_T _s__—_#«,_,_} every week in the year. G5T-059 Broad St., Newark, The Acolian can be played by any one, irre apectice of musical training, Selections Jrom alt the grand anit light operas may be enjeyed in the summer home at sill, Dares music aratlable ata moment's notice, SALE TERMINATES THIS SATURDAY SLIGHTLY USED AEOLTANS AT REDUCED PRICES, We offer, for this week longer only, a complete assortment of Acolians at reduzed prices. These ins'ruments are not new— they have all been in uss, Faving been taken in exchange for higher priced styles—but that very fact is significant of the estimation in which the Acolan is held by those who have hid the instruments in their homes. They have been put in thorough order, and repolished, so that in the majority of instances they cannot be distingu’shed from entirely new in- struments, and are subject to the same guarantee. The cost of the Aeolian causes many of its appreciators to deny themselves the constant source of pl-asure which comes with its possession. It deters others from investigating it. This sale enables one to obtain an Aeolian at a greatly reduced price. There will also be included a few Pianolas, which have been loaned to customers while waiting for special designs of cases. This special sale will dast (his week longer only, Among the instruments offered: Acollan Stylo 14 Acoltan 210 7 (double reed)... 12% NB A Atscount of 10 per cent, for cash will be altewed, or the instrument will be sold on moderate monthly payments, AEOLIAN COMPANY, 18 West 2d Street, N. ¥. 300 Fulton St, Nrooklyn, CHOICE GROCERIES Ret their pla thelr terms ‘ provided Senator Platt says so. Senator has not seen the he was here at the fu ‘ It Is stated that he will not see him soon, Meanwhile, the President gives no sign, for he {x busy familarte- ing himself with the detalls of the gov- and the smail fry worry with: Wo without result ced observers who have no. think there Is the hat any one will be federal office in| New favored by Senators soln k who ts on tt and Depew ee GIRL TRIED SUICIDE. Rescued from Drowning at Trenton ung woman, who gives the name and says her home {s in New York, ts in the Mercer Hospital here, suffering from nervous prostration. She was rescued from the t Creek last night by two manga ae who suleid The prevented her from committing ung woman Is tall and slender, wears a plain black dress and has light blue eyes. She had palcerable money and keeps up an inc it chatter about ese Nia rar ealle “ihe police and ospital authorities are anxious to have her Identified, SEE OVERCOME BY GAS. iw Man of Newark Found U; conactoas in His Hed. Henry Browning, twenty-two years this morning. He was removed to the German Hos- pital, Where it Is sald he will probably a It is thought that after turning off he gas before retiring, he aceidentally timed it'on again, 'No reason is known Ne. he should have wanted to end hia |} ranzaty CURED KEMEMDER, 1 nave deen tre The above is no’ ta more statement, bat it ls\n fact.” Dee's waete your money and time on you do you wil wear ‘russe cannot cure « Rupture. J Bvery, ‘truss- wearer oui bear exe ont Ee thas or who has No Higa No Pale. po Cat atly cured over 40,000 of con cure you Heoklet om Huptare Free. nb Sts Ave. N.Y. oro lary Jones,"" perfect Potatoes as can be had anywhere. making it worth your while to try them. BAKING: PONDER RE! During this sale we offer a oa 5-centcan of Popular Baking Powder free to all purchasers of a TH Bay Pe OSL Los How ok 1 co] 3H. OO Bes Bes! Landy sue 1 51 Condensed Milk, 8c | | A Canned Goods Bargain French Peas, Anderson's Soup, a Pearn, heavy syrup, a can. pleate flat can . on, utters Bs Branes, Senta Clar femedlams sise, a; pounds: Seeded Ral packed, a pound pkge., S¢,, Liberty Jam, STORES EVERYWHERE. Prices Quoted Do Not Apply to Our Subure ban Stores, IR Can Essie Tomatoes, Can Essie [laine Corn, Can Hubbard’s Peas, ALL THREE For 25> cents. Bigelow Axminsters at $118 By buying now you can get the su- perior Axminsters—Bigelow—at the prices usually paid. for the ordinary Regular valuz is $1.65 per resh goads in 2 ine of patterns. Royal Wilton Rugs at $24.85 Size 9x12. Regular price $35.00. The biggest kind of a bargain, may never have another opportunity Good vatues in our other kinds of The Best Body Brussels: it Tapestry, Brussels Largest line of carpet, rugs, made from “ § J. & J. DOBSON, East 14th Street, cor. sth Avenue. THE PANAMAISH SOFT HAT, For Bargain Hunters Only. To-morrow we offer the ta Panamaish shape soft hats in black and pearl colors at $1.80; worth $3.00 and $4.00. Don’t wonder at this~ridiculous The only explanation wa can make is simply this—It is one of those queer things we have the reputation of doing. MAIL ORDERS FALLED, HATTERS AND MEN'S OUTFITTERS, 39 & 43 Cortlandt St., DETWEEN 6TH AND 9TH AVE, “L! Also at New Haven, Conn, a IF ANY ONE SHOULD ASK YOU, YOU MAY SAY—That the New York City circulation of the Morning World alone is over a quarter of a million more than any other paper's CHOICE ~ GROCERIES Se” 1| We make the following attractive price for our Thursday, Friday and Saturday Sale:—= POTATOES A BASKET, SPECIAL | ©) cENTS. Remember, tne Potatoes we sell in all of our stores are the choicest stock coming to this market. They are uniform in size, fine, solid and white. In fact they are as At the price we quote to-day we think we're ES While this sale is going on we offer a 4-cent cake of this perfect laundry soap free to all purchasers of a Codfish Threads, Peerieas Brand, rest packed; « pacha erkins, Chow-Chow or Gulons, Lberty tend: quart on 10c Prepared Flour, Trumps Bask deat packed; 2-0, pickag ‘anilla Extract, Peariess Urand, cur beat; a bottle. Tomato Catwup, Peerless Brand, + pint bottle, 152.3% pint,