The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1902, Page 7

BRADY, JOHN. AT THE WALDORF Reminds St.Louis “Bad Man” of Mardi Gras, Gowns Are So Gay. CARPETS MAKE HIM ILL, Willing to Pay $500 a Week and Wear an Openface Suit for a Salve Stand in the Lobby. ‘phe Waldorf-Astoria.” remarked John Thomas Brady, “reminds a sucker from the West of Mardi-Gras, I never saw anything on the stage like the dresses them dares wear. Walking on the car~ pets makes a tenderfoot seasick. “The Waldorf-Astoria certainly {s the goods. I went down there the other night and looked it over. I saw a lot of faces there that I would like to operate on. I¢ they will let me have a stang In the lobby I'll for the privilege and wear an open-face sult every day, “Out in St. Louls we used to think the Planters’ was the real thing. Alongside the Walderf-Astoria_the Planters’ looks like a boarding-house for dogs, and it's swell at that, [f I had mioney enough 14 live there all the time. There ain't many places where they give you room and board for your money and throw in a free show every afternoon and even- ing. y Money Enough to Bui “I met a friend of mine from St. Louls a young guy on his first visit to New York, He's in the steel business and has money enough to paper a house ‘with, but he was a little groggy when I run across him. “I never give a waiter a tip of less than a dollar,’ he says, ‘because I'm afraid one of ‘em would chide me. I'd rather be chided by the President of the United States than one of them walters. I was ordering a meal from one of ‘em yesterday and made a mistake In call- dng the turn. Say! the called me down “Hke I was getting a handout.’ “Why are the chaira in the lobby #0 He” he asked me. ‘1 ‘told him ‘t was to accommodate the Kleptomaniacs, In a Rotel like the Waldort-Astoris they to keep + everything nailed down, and at tha Jot of kleptomaniacs carry nall pullers. When they get loaded up with jouventrs the ordinary chair won't hot Ay Young triend | trom St. ™ouls asked if it wasn't stealing to swhpe silverware and stuff from a hotel. .They Send for a Doctor. “Tt you Swipe it at the Metropole or Be mores aecins panne stealin, iceman, says. * You ‘awipe it they’ send” for a be pe here Rector Bnd gall it keleptomania or ner- Vous prostration Rhee where a man is a sucker for I saw a lot of crooks Gotsidors being cheap. stro! fing around the ith hungry" looks in th Ms ahd on a. Broadly te the hotel was Paddy" Ryan, PB cago, ex-policeman, “gamble how | fallilonaire, be peat 2) storage plant Hate on one. of them big chairs. The iT ever saw him vitting was Ghia heer keg’ outalae Con, "ae 00 Weat Side in Chicago where T used to bay bin 4 bucket of suds out the “blood went ¢ MY ig. teee hee Ante af had ned have tried iS tara hen he wa safraid I ee T did Jim nee a ‘Whenev = y came aie peat to mae ae 8 shove and. couldn't see, © COM! he got Joke Wan Practical. passed me a Dunas i three times, 90 when T heard: Je wor gut chasing’ a’ golf ball around ‘He Cattrey's rst Kole stick: When, Jim Beard about it such $0018 OR hig bats. ick that frost yan “was aitting ‘up in hi: ir ho wae afraid he od break tt YOR are used to resting on up- poutared: ‘hirnitul wire sit down in the chairs like they was going to bed. They re, down of their spines and etick their et out look around tike they owned the enals peanut stand. “I saw my first game of ie Waldorf-Astoria. it. Louis, was playing with hat fned U7 to run the St. Nic! ou ere. , it was a. Bll gum to as cet throwers playing tr bona Bad of John L, wk playin ing crod' » Tigges 8 ‘pong inion, of ene Roth x3 to mal eed pin sul- et. that as around si te kk: ‘hat's meh ip on one £0 ing dogs Eetithe alls.” LOCKJAW FROM RUSTY NAIL. Boy Received Injury Labor Day, ut Little Way Thought of It. ito Gohd, twelve years old, a No, Belmont avenue, Newark, N. i in in tae city Sowetess there suffering en caused, the doctors siy, aa to au ha) * ‘@ rust; cc ‘ulppsa an fees oy OR th take sn ‘athe u Anite Nocksaw tyes Leu i aoe bese eka refour hot boy can live more than ai P cae TROLLEY CHAIN COMPLETE. Father Was Chancéllor, ‘The South this year has been more prolific than ever before in sending young women to New York to enter the theatrical profession. The most recent of more than a dozen aspirants is Miss Louise Elliston Boddie, who will make her first pro- fessional appearance the Princess Flavia in a revival of ‘The Prisoner of Zenda.” She will appear on the pro- grammes as Eloise Elliston. , and She Will Play in “The Prisoner of Zenda.” Miss Boddie comes of a distinguished ‘Tennessee family. Her home Is at Mem- phis. Her father was for many years Chancellor of Shelby County, and her brother is now in the Mississippi Legis- lature. Like many other recruits to the stage, Mian Boddle's first attempts at the art of acting were in amateur thea’ her work a With that encourane: fe public Interest. ment she decided to pursue stage 1! professionally. INQUIRY COURT ON SMITH'S CHARGES. Adjutant-General Names Of- ficers to Ascertain Facts About Losses in the Seven- ty-first Armory Fire. (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, Sept. 17.—Adjt.-Gen. Nelson) ay{ tam G. inks gi, a headquarters of its investigation, with A. Henry has appointed Col, George R. er, of the Twelfth Regiment; Col. Alfred Barnes, of the Twenty-third Regiment, and Col. Adolph J, Kline, of nb] ehe Fourtéenth Regiment, a Court of Inquiry to investigate the charges of Cxinton H. Smith relating to the loss s|0f personal property of officers of the Seventy-firat Regiment in the fire which | destroyed the armory of that organiza-| in his order appointing the | ‘At the request of Col. Will- Bates, Seventy-finst Regiment, | and Major E. T. T. Marsh, surgeon Seventy-first Regiment, a court of in- quiry is hereby appointed to emamine into al! matters pertaining to the loss | in| nd insurance on, personal property al] owned by the officers and destroyed at the burning of the regimental armory, incident to their claims before the board of gudit appointed by the State. “Charges having been preferred, these charges are submitted to the court of} Inquiry. The court will meet at such time and place in New York City as may be designated by the senior officor, und will make a full report to these; its opinion as to what action should be taken on sald charges.” Major Willard.O. Fisk, Seventh Regi- ment, is detailed as jud; avocate. OCEANIC. BREAKS HER OWN RECORD. The Big Liner Makes the Trip from Queenstown in an Hour Less Than in Any Previous Voyage. The big White Star liner Oceanic docked this morning after a westward Passage in whieh she Clipped an hour off ber own record of five days, seven- teen hours and fifty minutes from Daunt'a Rock, Queenstown, ‘The liner was reported off Sandy Hook at 10.10 o'clock last night, thus bringing her time for the westward trip down to five days, sixteen hours and forty- two minutes. On agcount of the fog the be first doctoring youf Kidneys, The mild ship was compelied to anchor in Sandy Hook Bay. Among the first cabin passengers were ©. B. Alexander and family, J. Donald Camoton, Mr, -C. Cy Cuvier and ' Mise Cuvier, Mr. James Roosevelt, My. and fi Arc Sith, nd Mr, and Mra. A. Deering and Miss May Deer- OCEANIC BRINGS DESERTER. Pil Sad as Among the steerage passengers on the Oceante, which arrived from Liverpool this morning, was a deserter from the Direct Trip from New York to New Haven Now Ponstbie, (Spacial to ‘The Evening Worht.) WHITE PLAINS, N. ¥., Sept. 17,—| pool he chain of trolley lites between New inate -and New Haven was completed by the opening of a new bridge] the Dullt by the New York and fier ata cruiser San Francisco, who ran away from the warship at Naples. His name is Oschman, and he was caught at Liver- 1 and turned over io the United Wy Consul. ‘he Brooklyn Navy-Yard was infor: ead’ s. soreeaat at OF mares gent ipumeat ries r cer a y. Ms had only BEJEWELLEDWOMAN CREATES A SCENE. Insists Upon Getting a Room in Grand Hotel, Takes Sev- eral Fits of Hysteria and Finally Gets Into a Cell. Mrs. Louise Lewis, a pretty, well- dressed and refined young woman who | wore, a good many diamonds, created a scene in the lobby of the Grand Hotel, ‘Thirty-first street and Broadway, early to-day The place was crowded with pollti-|, clans awaiting returns from the prim: les when she entered. She asked for a room, saying she was the wife of Ira Lewis, the assistant steward of the hotel. The clerk saw she was hyster- lcal and refused to accommodate her. Then she threw herself flat on the floor, shrieking and declaring she would have a place to sleep for the | night. Policeman Hughes led her from the hotel, but she Insisted on returning. When he placed her under arrest she had another uttack of hysteria and screamed that her husband was treat- ing her shamefully, At the statlon- house ahe offered the police her a monde if they would not put her in a cell. N At the address she gave, West Thirty-sixth street, It. wi she had not been at home ‘for days. MORGAN BOUGHT SHIPS, LONDON, ept. 17.—J, R. Elleman, chairman of the Leyland line of stea pra, falc here It ig true that vessels in ‘the Antwerp-Montreal trade have been sold to Mr. Morgan, but only two easels are involved and they are of comparatively small value.” Over Work Weakens Your Kidneys, Unhealthy Kidneys Make Make Impure Blood, All the blood tn your yout Bad. passes through your piensa once @ three minutes, kidneys are your blood puters, they fi ter out the waste or Impuritiés in the blood. ‘If they are sick or out of order, they fail to do their work, Pains, dchesand: od matism come from ¢; cess of uric acid in the blood, due to neglected trouble, troub!e causes quick or grit 4 heart beats, and makes one feel as thoug! they tad heart trouble, because the heart is over-working In pumping thick, kidney- poisoned blood through veins and arteries, barr used to be considered that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nearly all constitutional diseases have begin- Ang tn kidney trouble, If you are sick you can make, no mistake kidne and the extraordinary. effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidsey rembdy js soon realized, It stands the highest for ils wonderful cures of the most distressipg cases and {s sold on its merits by all druggists in fifty- c@nt and one-dollar aiz- i * ‘You may have a iple bottle by .mall Flown of frame Root, free, also pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper gi Os writing Dr. Kilmer »& Co., Binghamton, N, Y, Don't make any mistake, byt remember the name, bh in Beary Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. ¥.. on every bottle Jacob Ruppert’s : srr tweet) [STAGE LIFE FOR- SOOIETY BEAUTY FROM THE SOUTH, Y STREET CARS One Crushed Foot of Richard Racer and Another Hurled Him from an Ambulance. LEG BROKEN THIS TIME. Second Wagon Is Necessary for the Surgeon Who Hastening Racer to St. Vin- cent’s Hospital. Richard Racer met with two serious accidents In quick succession, and both by street-cars in different sections of the city. First he fell under a car at Bowery and Spring street and his foot was crushed by a wheel. Then he was hurled from the ambu- lance which was taking him to St, Vin- ceat’s Hospital, and the leg to which the cruehed foot was hanging wae broken. The ambulance was struck by a Sixth avenue car. Incidentally Ambulance Burgeon Garl- gan sustained severe bruises and strains to both legs and another ambulance was necessary for him. Racer, who lives at No. 90 Bixth ave- nue, was riding on the front platform of a Spring street horse car when it made the curve into the Bowery. The curve wag sharp and Racer was thrown oft. As he tried to catch nimself his foot went under the car and the front wheel ran over and crushed It. He was dragged out and placed on the sidewalk while the ambulance from St. Vincent's Hospital was coming. Dr. Garlgan, in charge, sald the injury was most serious, that amputation would probabiy be necessary, and he ordered the driver to spged for the operating: room of the hospital. With its gong clanging the ambulance fore up through Spring street to Sixth avenue, and up under the elevated structure at a breakneck speed. ‘The driver was turning out of the tracks at Eleventh street when a south- bound car, heedless-of the gong, crashed into the ambulance. Racer was thrown from the stretcher out through the opening in front of the street, over the driver's head, falling on the pavement many feet from car or ambulance. His crushed foot was now hanging limp, the bone in the leg having been broken by the fall. Fearing that passing wagons would run over him, Racer crawled to the curb, dragging his twice-Injured leg be- hind him. Dr. Garigan was thrown from the pack of the ambulance and fell under the wheel as {t was crushed In, He was cut and bruised in a number of places and was unable to assist himeeif or his patient. He told a policeman to hurry nother ambulance, and then Dr. Gar- igan himself occup!ed a place on the stretcher in the new ambulance with the originally injured man, and both were hurried to the hospital without further incident. “In time of peace prepare for yar’ tt a! Proverb of much meaning. All during th the xevere weather of the w' nuftersra nose and throat troub! bronchial an lung affections and all catarrhal diseases are compelled to wage an incessant, wearl- some battle against serious ravages con- stantly threatened by climatic nggravation. How much wiser to cure the existing, trou, ble before the winter comes op. his ts Dr. Gardner's oft-repé ‘advice. Don’t wait until cold weather, ‘come you to do something. Have the trouble cured now, while it can be promptly done, remembering that one month's proper treatment Fight how ta worth more than two months in winter, 8 and n winter does come you it arenas it nor have any fear of eur p cocaplications ——- BRONCHITIS AND EAR TROUBLE, Husband and W Gardner’ Indorse Dr, atment. The following statement from Mra, Frank Riaher, residing 1 at No, Cornelia treet, 4 Mr. “My husband. chitla early tn that he was I were (erridie, and with the dimeult nd whesalng, most @ et Since March Brew - Now. on Draught. tay gare lor toate to say gince I am ‘& great “teal ‘beter cure tround all ri ig to Dr. know that our trouble: cured in ¢ minate, tafied with, and pleased to Indorse hi lowe AND THROAT TROUBLES — mMugous discharge, bleeding, Grepping Pes uNean throat “Aiied “with, mucus, ecaghing and sagging to clear it; throat sore, swollen oF inflamed. EAR DISuASES, picluding deattvas (ex cup thone bore deal, “heed elses, discharging ears, EYE DISRASES, including biindnea, cate aract, granulated lids, @foes eyes, without pain or operation, Ci DISORDERS. — Indigestion, lyapepala, catarrh of and bowels, caus- ig? tonted seszanch, through bones aka muscles, Resdaahe, Hous of appetite, nausea, ASTHMA—pr. Gi ‘3 treatment’ gives URALGINE CURES aiars ND Ay PAINS. ALL DRUGGISTS, 2: pelted aries VITAPOR A combined antiseptic. germicide, cleanser. Price 25 Vor sale by all ae HAU'S SON, 153 Uta LABORATORY. Co, vThe sult __ Flats and Apartments to Let. WEST END AVE., 68th-69th STS. pf DhY, DEBIRADLE ee T3, PAULEY, OWNELS, Help Wanted—Male TWICE INJURED FOUND HUSBAND WITH NEW WIFE white spots on the eyes, | gi Mrs. Emma _ Stielman Searched Three and a Half Years Before Locating Him. SECOND WIFE INDIGNANT, in | Refused to Kiss Stielman Court and Will Aid No. in Bigamy Charge. half years, Mra, Emma Sticlman, of No. 519 West Forty-third street, husband, She had him arrested tow with bigamy. the chargo she agreed with wife No, 1 In prosecuting him, Stlelman, according to his second wife, to her marriage lived at No, Highty-seventh street, court Issued four years ago. The first Mrs. Stlelman saw her recre- ant husband and followed him to No, 157 Bast Elghty-first street. told her that he had been married less than four months. Got a Warrant for Him, and mother. court to aid her husband entered Magistrate Crane's court, heard first wife she fainted. Mrs 0, .1 took Mra, Btlelman No. 4 her. saw his Sticiman 2 Into am ante-room and rev agreed to prosecute. Stielman pleaded guilty and was he in $1,000 bond for trial. As ing led to his cell A asked Nin man No. 2 to kiss h called Him 4 “IT will not.” she cried, could tar and feather you! scoundrel!” Mrs, Stielman No. 1 showed Magia- her hus- trate Crane a letter written b; ¢ was in band, In which he told her a hospital badly Injured ‘and had only a few days to live. He sald he was going to be buried in the Lutheran Cemetery, and said If his wife attempted to see him he “would rise wp in his fOmmn’and strike er." ‘Mrs, Stielman No. 1 did not believe the letter and continued the search for her husband ‘The two wives of Btielman left court arm in arm consoling each other pronipt and gasping, sto; vanhtortasie “mish at “prning in the pala ia Ted and Mideast “ene “Yloiset ‘NEnvous DISORDERS, including ah ert attee: A fore tho nervo ny yeas, tick headach®, jack of anergy loss of vil yl ess cured pationts satlatying furalaved those afticiea ia Gere fon upon Fequert, $5 A MONTH. Any auflerer may apply In person or by letter Tecclvs Dr. 1 me, TURNED, | bi 2 ee Gardner may be consulted 'y from 0 A, M. to 8 P, M., Sun- 10 watil 2, at hi vate i Fitth ave, between 38th a UOth streets, New York City, whers all letters should be address are cases when necessary (f ot diagnosis. Reai Estate. To-Day and Every Day This Week, $1,000 in Presents ONE $450 PIANO Given Away Free! AT THE Grand Auction Sale or Building Lots. 2P. M, DAILY. FREE TICKETS om, tring, leaving Lay Island, Clty, Rai nd 8.8L P.M opmty, orm. where Jota ean be secured at right grieas ‘close te station, 30 minutes from Herald” Sq ises must be right New England Develo; Improvement 82 W. 85D ST.. NEW YORK. and Prosecuting Him on After a search lasting three and a found her Julius, who had deserted her. y, charged When Stlelman's second wif heard of | to ca-operate | who was Miss Elise Brill, and previous 74 East has a great deal of money. Mra, Stielman No. 1 sa she does not know where her husband got his money and that he owes her a! large sum because of an order of a Neighbors | They advised her to go} When she the charge against ber husband and The two women compared notes and AUBURNDALE ... 144-146 W.125 "ST. our Fall Sale. Yet there is | has been, it should the opportunities reliable Home America. Mrs, Stlelman went to the Harlem Court and swore out a warrant. When Fi ft was served on him he told his sec- | Velvet ie Flocr Coverin ond wife that {t was because of a debt |My nigh grade weaves, al intestate: he owed and that she must not get ex- ore Value $i.gu ‘per wih cited. 1 : 79¢ “Don't come to court," he told her. | Solid oak or “T will come out all right. | mahogany finish ‘The second wife consulted her father | high Arm Rockers, Ike design, sad- dle or st $1.89) sale’ price sold Golden Oak Combination Tol'et Racks, Ike design: price, 59. ree er sale 7. = Dentistry. | DIKECTLY OPPOSE EtiRICH'S, ‘@ PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Per TEETH $1 wi. Call and get our estimates before going elsewhere. Lowest prices and best guaranteed work in Greater New York, Our instalment or casy-pay- ment system—$1.00 down and $1.00 weekly on gold and a'l work. ee yes Gold Fill- ZS s7 > passed on SIT work or SS moneyrefunded. FU _ SETS OF BES TEBIH, $5, $7,$9. Painless Extractions Free. 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Again and again our invincibleness has been shown, but never so forcibly as in this, It has been and’is attracting the largest crowds that this big, popular store has yet had the good fortune to deal with. vastness of the jubilant throngs when one’s mind reverts to the wonderful values that are offered at this sale. cannot be matched in any other store in spring edi sale price cobbler! 151-155 Wiopest, || THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK 1 VIA NIAGARA FALLS. rive and depart from Grand © st sw York, as below: 1. 11.30 Can My end rain be nly tae: pats an cet ea meaneene Sg Nos. 36 to 66, will ayy ‘) before arrtvl time ra tan ns 12.10 4. > PUD Niagara Fal MAIL ASD ijoonagt ation ittle to wonder at in the sas 13 15, XPRI Due BUFFALO LIMITED. M pied Pat Niueara Falls. 12. OUTH WEST! Buffalo 1. Big as the attendance ae be immensely greater, for it offers in up-to-date Outfittings 3.38 me “toca ae SECIALY CAI. BHORR LIMITED, te fone team eo Chicago All Pullenaa, Due Cleveland AML. 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