The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1903, Page 7

bg TAPES Np tape tanaaty @ ONLY ME NEW ~ PLAYNEXT WEEK “he Ean of Pawtucket,” at the Madison Square Theatre, the Single Novelty fo the The- atre-Goers. 4 d MANY FAVORITES YET HERE. ————. Popular Successes Vili Continue at the Broadway Haus and Well- Known Operas vill Repeated at the Metropolitan Opera-House. Ponsa, quiet week, theatrioall: is ahead. The mly Broadway opel toe occur Thursday evens) ‘Augustus ‘Thomas's new play. Time Hogi of Pawtucket,” will hdve ite er at the Madison Square Theatre, plece is writen around the perr fonality of Lawrexce D'Orsay, an Eng- Ush actor now, under contract / to Charles Frohman He will play /the «part of an English Lord who comes to country to escape the trial of a fellow peer, and to follow an‘Amejoan girl, whom he has scen in Londat. To @isguise his identity he takes the name of am American. This Americas hap- typens to have been the husband of the rl, and amusing complications follow. beth Tyree wili play thy “grass widow," and others in the cag will be John ‘W. Dean, Miss June ‘an Bus- kirk, Charles B. Poor, Ernest lton and ¢ ise Sydmuth. Pentace, Ato. About Nothin will be the play which will mark the second week of the revival of theflizabethan @rama by Frank Lea Syrt at Mrs. ‘WPosborn's playhouse. Hafy Lelghton ‘will play Benedict; Misr Dora Dum- Dlane, Beatrice, and ¥8s Fernanda Elliscu, Hero. William H. Crane wé trade horses with the Deacon in “DVid Harum” at Hour adothe,” oP eamaeatton of Oulda's novel, will be the offing at the Mur- rey Hil. . Mary in Clyde Fitch's clever eomeay, te Stubbornness of Geraldine,” wil 7 the attraction ‘at |. the Harlem Operdfouse. . | “Nevada; or, he Devil's Mine,” a @rama of the ‘#'Liss" order, will be ean. wre vouun J Oreantst," @ play of ing villse life, will be seen at , Theatr: Pahang whee, a sensational melo- js snounced for the Star. “The Jav®. Boys in Missourt” will make thin’ bum at the Third Avenue. Joo Wer in “The Peddler,” will be ywetopolis, cho gckeriack Burlesquers will be founa ; the Dewey. e souvenirs will commeme- © fiftieth performance of ‘The Girl wh the Green Byes,” at the Savoy, ‘Tuesty evening. ‘Tw additional metinees of Ibsen's s@psts’ will be given by Mary Shaw engher associates at the Manhattan on ea Thursday. few Mixes and “business” will be in- toduced by the principal comedians at iWeber ¢ Field: “On Guard,” “The Electric Spark,’ MCroged Swords,” “The Day the Duke * and ‘The Drop of Water” are plays which will be presented by of the Amerioan Academy of tic Arts at the Empire Theatre y afternoon. OPERA BILLS. “Brnani" will be repeated Monday (might, when Mme. Sembrich will again be heard as Elyira. On Wednesday when the ever-popular ‘Faust’ ‘be the bill, Mme, Suzanne Adams will sing Marguerite. On Friday even- ing Mme. Gadski will again appear as ‘Alda to the Amneris of Mme. Louise Homer, On Saturday afternoon the fa- Vorite double bill, “La Fille du Regi- ment” and “Pagliacci,” will be given, ‘and on Saturday evening Mm yadsikt ‘will sing Pisa in “Lohengrin, UDEVILLE OFFERINGS. Three Leliiotts, introducing Misa ‘Bthel Clerise, harpist, will head joe bill at Pastor's. Charlie Grapewin and company in "Tho ‘Awakening of Pipp,” will be featured and Papinta, the myriad dancer, will remain another week. Prootor's theatres: An elaborate pro- @ustion of the Drury Lane success, te Are Trump,” will be given at ifth Averiue. ' Augustus Pitou’s , “Garret O'Magh,' will be p ft the Fifty-eighth street house, lames J. Corbett, ex-champion pugilist, monologue, will be the headliner at e Twenty-third street house, At the Hem house the play will ‘be ‘The is of Haslemere.” ‘The bill at tho lewark house will include “Living Art ita Proctor Otis will be the star of hie, ava bill at Hurtig & Seamon’s, » Galvatore Bclerett, lyric tenor, the qiepolitan uartet have been for the inder of the season ba Fes Musee, jon Hunt," introdu Sires. lions, Wil oss at Huber's Museum, CURRENT ATTRACTIONS. "Continuing runs will be “The Sliver PB ilpper,” at the Broadway; “When ing Home,” New Bijou; cin Hy ind "The Stickiness of “The Wis- “The Darling of Theatre; Jerome ' Daly's; Mrs, lala,’ Manhat Eternal iy, f Sulu, ‘al “Jim Bludso,” De wart Pickwick," Herald lann in “The Chinese Hi bocke) WN THEATRES, ‘will (ele Caesar" on Monday night @ Week's en the Montauk. anoes of "Nhe Brown- sone of the ¥. M. ©, i Sag vf his own make about a wom hand, CHILD-WIFE AND B0Y-USBAD Mrs. Ida Werner, a Bride of Six- teen, Laments Loss of Spouse Whose Mother Seeks Annul- ment of Marriage. ROMANCE THAT WENT WRONG He Didnt Realize His Responsibill- tles and Love's Young Dream Lan. guished on Seven Dollars and a Half a Week. “Folks forget I am part Spanish, else they would not call me the child-wife.”” Then with a quaintly forlorn expres- ion upon her fresh young face Mrs. Ida Werner, youngest principal in di- yorce proceedings this season, talked of her late married life. She {9 a pretty brunette, and lives with her eister at No. 65 West Fifty-fourth street, where she mourns the loss of her boy-hu: band, whom she married two year: when both were sixteen years old. “I do not expect that the Judge will let Frank come back to m in a resigned tone to-day. his parents were opposed to the match: The whole truth may never come out. Now, I do not think that I was too young, but I made the mistake of got- Ung a’ husband of my own age. “I want to advise other girls to look out that they do not make the same mistake as I did. Husbands should be a little older than wives. When they are young they do not realize respon- sibilities, and they are not able to make enough money to keep up @ home. “rank lives with hs father and mother around the corner at No, Ninth yenue. He was the nicest boy I but his love for me has , It 18 not true that T before we were married. as anxious as I, every bit. proposed to me—I am eure that I did not to him. “For the first few weeke we lived with his people. But they never seemed to understand that we were married. He to them quite as muah as to je belonged me. to_house-keeping on . Frank made only . I think we would have Rot along very nicely if it had not been for our mothers-in-law.” Young Werner has petitioned through his mother for an annulment of the marriage on the ground that he was not of age when married by Rev. Winifred R. Ackert. The wife's family name is Magugnos. She has three elsters, Ger- trude, Elizabeth, and. Virginia—two of them married and all handsome young women, SHE GETS $7,000 FOR HER FINGERS, Mirabeau L. Town’s Poetical Tribute to the Left Hand Wins a Verdict for Miss Bridget Diamond. CRUSHED BY A COG-WHEEL. The jury which heard the suit of Bridget Diamond for $25,000 against the Planet Mill Company decided that she should be paid $7,000 for the loss of the four fingers of her left hand. The sealed verdict was opened before Justice Ma- rean In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, this morning. * Damages were claimed on the allega- tlon that while working in the mills she slipped on ofl on the floor and fell. Her left hand was thrown in @ set of cog wheels and four fingers were taken off. Attornéy Mirabeau L, Towns, for Miss Diamond, said that the young woman was entitled to heavy damages, as she had been placed in a peculiar predica- ment in case ehe should be asked to wed. “Did you men ever stop to think what it means to a woman to lose her left hand?" he asked, ‘Is there a man on the jury whose soul is so dead and whose hair 18 80 gray that he would not be thrilled at the touch of a woman's ‘hand, and particularly the left band? “That's the hand upon which $9 placed the wedding ring and the engagement ring, All ‘the sentiment of @ woman's Ufe is wrapped and fraught about the *EAVihad is thts. girl going to hi she in led’ to the altar and the bride ter the clergym: repeats af! thee wed’ De: Li. arid LEEMONT CLUB’S CHARITY. To Give an Entertainment to Ata Famlly in Distress. A package party and entertainment will be given by the Leemont Cib at its club-house, No. 9 Avenue ©, to- morrow evening, to ald a family in dis- tress. ‘The husband and wife are both 11 and cannot properly care for thelr three children, Some well-known artists have volunteered to appear at the entertainment, which will be furth enlivened by the aucttoning of valuable articles, The Leemont Club has already aided the family for whose benefit the enter- lainment le to be given by finding new quarters, paying rent for two months and buying food. ‘This club ig one of the banner organizations of the Bix- teenth Assembly District and has given much for charity, —— SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERTS, The soloists of to-morrow evening's concert of grand opera stare at the Metropolitan will be Mme, Frits! Scheff, Miss Cavrie Bridewell, Mr, Campanari, together with Koclan, the Behemian violln virtuoso. Aifyed Herta will con- duet the orchestra. A benefit for Mrs. John Stromberg will be piven, a, Weber & Pields's to-mor- Se ind iN tied ata os rn will at tae vith this rmg 1 she going to put the ring Mr. ‘Towns then broke out in Moreuce ere mX MRS. IDA WERNER, BRIDE AT SIXTEEN, MAY LOSE B 98SOHOOS8OH9HOGH HHH 04: $ $ i 22099999098 596G 99900066004 BOSOOOOO$000O8860000000069960O6 OAT WPI: URS MAT TT BAND ooae OY HUS Oe PERIL FOR MANY IN CUT GAS PIPE, Some One Who Has a Grudge Against a Landlord Endan- . gered Lives of His Tenants. Tenants in the apartment house at No, 671 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, have been lving the strenuous life of late. They have found their doors broken in, their curtains torn, their carpets slashed, the walls defaced and their windows broken. They have been aroused by mysterious ringing of the deorbells, but their experience of to- Gay was the most thrilling, for tt ap- pears that some one tried to asphyxiate the whole houseful. Mrs. De Mille, one of the tenants, is an invalid and was unable to aleep during the night. At an early hour to- day she smelled gas. The janitor was aroused and he called everybody in the house, Nearly all of the tenants were il, and in a short time most of them would have been insensible. Tho janitor discovered that a big feed pipe in the basement skirting the dumb waiter had been cut in two. The gas had floated’ up the dumb waiter and through the building, It 1s supposed that some has a grudge against tl trying to empty the house of tenants, tails off for some time. He's been chew- @ long time, and yesterday he got 60 bad that they had to put him In golftary con- himself, to the great gratificatlo) try to kill every there would t yankea im @nd dum! Grace Irvin ago was confirmed yesterday. b; Dugro in the Supreme Court, ummel, Charles Carica Valentine. of No. who $2,000. BAD TURTLE GETS TANK BY HIMSELF “Big Bill,” a Snapper at the! Aquarium, Punished for At- tacking His Little Companion. | Big Bill, the heavy-welghg snapping turtle of the New York Aquafium, won't bite any more little snapping turtles’ ing at anything that was snapable for finement. He's now in a tank Sul by of the twenty-odd other snapping turtles, for whom he's been making life miserable! and more or less tajlless for weeks, Sometimes he used to get so mud at the rest of his fellows that satisfied with a tail or turtle in ht. the greatest thrashing | about in the tuntle tank, with Big Bill In aa hot pursuit as a turtle can ever it. sig ‘Then get. The attendants would have to go to the little chaps’ rescue, and they finally 80 mad at Bill Nady just ‘out from the rest of them him down by himself where he can ruminate over the misfortunes of a@ bully. More than Half for Alimony. The deciee of divorce granted to Mrs, Valentine three months y Justice A. HL, ‘husband, representing wey the The Indidn “2 Medicine Man & had an influ- ence among his tribe which was equal, if not -superior, to that of the Chief, S> : Many treatment of certain diseases. I nature has the power to recognize disease, ans on the reservation flesh or spirits. consequence the person who has | all at the same time begins to pi his friends who see a gain of flesh puscles. The many testimonials year are the true tesf of what hi individuals giving their testimony t's about two months since I ped "writes J. M, Venters, Ke yeor a of Regina, last weighed 149 pounds, Had been Took treatment from my dos ue all seemed to do no gi suffering < Ve roots and herbs have been known to the Ameri- can Indians for centuries as valuable in the vision of God that the man who lives close to as effective for aiding the human system to expel _ Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is-a blood purifier, liver regulator and general tonic that depends for its curative proper- ties upon roots and herbs—some of which are gathered by the Indi- 4, contracted chills and fever while there. was about shaking my boots off from iy feet when I commenced uning i F and tried many different kinds of patent medi Since I have 1 HHH iii i fh "Mt ne AU co Ul il | mq uf nih ie es THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, 1903. SHOT DOWN AT “UR OF HOME, Second Attempt Within a Week | on Life of Pittsburg Broker by Mysterious Assailant Like- ly to Succeed. GOT INFERNAL MACHINE. PITTSBURG, Jan, 31—C, PR, Allisone a wellknown real-estate broker of this city, was called to the r of his home, at Sheridan, a suburb, carly to-da shot down by a person whose identity 1a not known. ‘The bullet entered Mr. Alll- son's left side near the heart and It is feared the wound will prove fafal. Mr. Allison was awakened by loud ringing and knocking at the front door. Securing his revolver, he descended the stairs and opened the door, No one was there and stepped on to the porch and was pecring into the d. ness when a shot was fired from the side of the house, and Allison fell wounded in the side. He quickly raised himself by the porch railing, however, and fired three shots, but missed his assailant. Mrs, Allison, on hearing the shots, rushed down the stairs and found her husband half kneel- ing and half hanging over the rall of the porch, A phystclan was quickly summoned, and Dut on acount of Mr. Allison's condition no attempt was made to extract the bullet, This js the second attempt on the life of Mr. Allison within & week, he having received an infernal) machine on last Thursday. The confrivance failed to work and was turned over to the police, who began an Investigation thatso far as borne no result,s! It is sald that the shooting is the re- sult of political trouble which Mr. Al- n has had in the borough, Another" son given Is that some persons be- Heve that Allison is connected with the Antl-Saloon League, as the box *cqn- taining the revolvers was directed to B. Allison, Secretary of they Anti- joon League, Sheridan, Pa." It ts denied that Allison is in any way connected with the league. A story hag been circulated that a woman did the shooting. HICKS ARNOLD’S FUNERAL, Employes of Arnold, Constable and Company Attend in a Body The funeral of Hicks Arnold, late member of the firm of Arnold, Constable & Co,, took place to-day in Trinity Chapel, Twenty-fifth street, near Broad- way. The services were conducted by the Rev. Dr. William H, Vibbert, as- sisted by the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, rector of Trinity Church. The pall bearers were: John H. Cas- to-day well, Hermann H. Cammann, John T. Lockman, Nicholas F. Palmer, Bdmund D. RandolPh, Elihu Chauncey, Richard H. Derby, M. D., and William M. Polk, M. D, The directors of the Bank of the Metropolis, the trustees of the Bowery Savings Bank and the employees of the firm of Arnold, Constable & Co. atended | 5 the funeral in a body. GROCER BUTLER GROWING. | Incrensing Duatness Lends to Pure chase of Nig Warehoune Site. Jamen Butler, te wholesare and retall rocer, Whose 110 stores aro located In all rections of Now York, oklyn, Joreoy City and suburban towns, yoster day purchased from the estate of John 3. Rrower the property at the south= wo: of Washington and Hupert Birocts, It contains 15,9 square feet ind the entire building is to be oF as a warehouse and hoeadquart | the Increasing business of the concern hap necessitated this step Tho building will be entirely re- modelled and tt Is expected that tt will be ready for aceupancy b: ‘THEORIES ABOUT CATARRH. Peculiar Ideas Regarding a Com- mon Disease: Mark Twain's cure for a cold in the head was simpls, but he claims very effective {n hin own case; his plan wax to eat nothing whatever for twenty-four hours, or presum- ably until the trouble had disappeared, Although not able to speak from perwonal experience ns to the effectivences of thie treatment, it certainly has the merit of ex- treme economy, but it occurs to us that the application of It to a case of nasal catarrh might bo attended with diMcultios. Catarrh, as every one knows, 19 a chronte cold in the head, and Mr. Twain's treat- ment, if it should become a fad, would make of us a nation of fasters—an army emulating the example of the immortal Tanner, who achieved world-wide fame by fasting forty days. Catarrh tn vertatnly becoming a national isease, and there is ttle doubt but that errors in diet, particularly over-eating, Is a very common cause, Most people, however, are more interested In the cure of the trouble than in the causo, and modern medical science ha» produced more effective and less heroic remedies than Mr. Twain's, Hydrastin Is a now remedy, very effective in some forms of Catarrh. Red Gum is an- other, which, on account of its antiseptic Properties, is very valuable, whilo many se vere cases of Chronic Catarrh have been en- Urely cured by the sanguinaria or extract of Blood Root alone, < Within a year an enterprising chemist has combined all of these remedies in tablet form, palatable and convenient, and the su- Derlority of this tablet over other catarrh remedies is so apparent that all druggists now carry them in stock f supply the pop- ular demand, They are called Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, and it 4s doubtful if any medicine has achieved o national popularity in so short atime as this, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are used by thousands of travelling men because they ean be carried in the pocket and used any time and in any quantity, being free from Cocaine, opiate or any poisonous drug. ‘They clear the head and throat from the disgusting secretions of catarrh, very often in a few hours’ tim For nasal Catarrh they are far superior to Any wash, lotion or ointment, the use of which {s often as inconventent and annoy- ing as the disease ttscif, For coughs, colds, bronchial catarrh and catarrh of stomach these tablets give im- mediate relief aud @ permanent cure where lotions, douches and inhalers make no im- pression whatover, : ‘The preparation 1s @ boon to catarrh sut- ferers, and any druggist will tell you that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is a remedy that bas come to stay. - ———_———— Public. 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WESTERN t seems a pro- ff Ae MI certain plants The Indian, as well as the white man, recognizes that the spring is the season of our greatest depression—it is the segson for loss of A blood purifier as well as a tonic is needed at this time to strengthen the system—to assimilate food and put the body in a wholesome state so that it can throw off the germs of many diseases which at this time of year are always hunting for victims. ‘This is the work which the “ Medical Discovery ” accomplishes in a straightforward way—without any dependence upon alcohol (for Dr, Pierce guarantees that no alcohol can be found in this medicine), The combination of herbs in this “Discovery” of Dr. Pierce goes to the seat of disease by expelling the poisons in the blood—then it tones up the stomach so that it can the better assimilate food, and in lost flesh, ay ite and good spirits ick up. ‘oO gain in fat is nearly always to gain in blood, and the person who begins with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is soon told how much better he looks by in his face. A gain of wholesome flesh up to a certain point goes hand in hand with rise in all other essentials of hea¥h, arid notably in the color and amount of red cor- eceiyed by Dr, Pierce during the Discovery ” will do. A $3,000 FORFEIT will be paid if the proprietors of this medi- cine cannot show the original testimonials and signatures of the for "Golden Medical Discovery.” using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov "I stayed down in Texas me back to Kentucky and T only with chills and fever for twelve months. nes, d four bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden , Pike Co., ay, cal 1 Discovery, and one vial of Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, | feel well in every respect and weigh 185 pounds instead of only 149, my weight when I begun f Cherryvale, Kansas, write as afflicted with abscesses on brea Mr, J.T. Brock, o Cleveland Br: d Bim “Yous of feat T made up my mind to, Kner’ weriug many questi yy aquest pa en ge ton is now welt. We el Dr. P| age of 15. Our local physicians all said nothing wou id his great weakness convinced me that death might be the mit his case to Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Bui as informed that the disease was scrofuls. Wi Ir, ht at this time 140 pounds, 8 Lune. my son, Grover ‘The first symp- id cure “In January, 1901, nd Yuck, lo, N.Y. Golden Medical Discovery accord Ml-Healing Salve, and gave the pa 4 gain of thirty pounds.” ierce’ =< oF annatean, t spolications in relation to the yon of personal eran, anteased et theo fhe" Borough where auch the, case ots. Gon-residen a ot business Detween the houtw ot {0eKe and 2 P. M., except on Saturday, when all appji: made between i0°A. Mf. 12 Cations must be boos. JAMES L. WELIA, P; WILLIAM 8, CousWELL @ ties diane, TFUS 1. 80 Y Commiasloners of Fjeaboard Fi i aroun AS N RaiLWway 13.25 P.M. AND, OHIO” RATLWAY- Gays, 12:65 and 4.65 P.M. ir COMFORT. AND NOR and BOS PM. and mM. nd (ofoes. idence Westcott Coaches on week or Smoking Car, H. 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