The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1903, Page 2

oe Is Discussed. $ * CIRCUS! LI irman Motnness Pre- at a Meeting in Which Appropriation for the Zoo HOW OS NEL WI Mr. Lawrence, Actor, Denies He REN, but Admits that He Fasci- nates the Girls. WED ONE WHEN “SOUSED.” That Is to Say, He Was Spiflicated, Was Married Seven Times,| - Proposed New House for the Gentle Bird the Pretext for Ex- ‘amples of Aldermanic Wit and Which May Be tho Secret of the Strange Fascination that He Ex-, ercises Over Young Women. Be virt ary, rules were thrown Alderman McInness presided at the ymeoting of the Boar dof Aldermen to- of his Republican foltow- which elected him to the vice- Bia work was cut out for him from the wmmoment'ha, took the gavel. Parliament- overboard, frouble began over a recent ruling by Fornes, to which Vice-Caair- MoInness took exception to-day. “Well, how about it? asked Alderman who coines from “President Wornes ruled one way last week on that is question. Now you rule the con- Een This board desires to be con- above all things. It would ike Wrank L, Dowling, PBU" Devery's dictrict. know which ruling ts right?’ “Mdlainess ts right. pavaty | jet the Mcinnes: iter iter, Then | ubfect to appeal Fu ix ® resol rise an a ‘posea it at once, He 15 always wight; right as a clock,” exctaimed Al- ‘Warman Gillen, across the chamber, Fequired several’ minutes rapping n gavel to still the the Chairman announced Plgrevely: “Any ruling by the chair Alderman Peck next came modestly n asking the Board to propriation of $75,000 for Dutlding of additional houses for the New York Zoological Society in Park. Alderman Behrmann op- Clutching a large. gleaming revolver fn bis right hand Lionel Lawrence told the etory of his ife to an Evening World reporter to-day, omitting only his real name, Mr. Lawrence is well known along upper Broadway as the most extensively married man in the theatrical profession. It is saif of him that the has been married seven t!mes, He denies it indignantiy, saying that he has been married only twice, It he admits that his experience with women has been extensive and that other wom- en besides his two wives have borne the name of Mrs, Lawrence. He was greatly agitated to-day over the publication of a story to the effect that his last wife, Rita Winfleld, was suing him for divorce. Miss Winfleld tn an actress. She plays a violin in a cage of lions, At present she {s In England with the company of a penformer who mocestly describes himself as “The Great Lafayette.” To his Intimates Mr. Lawrence is known as “Larry.” When the Seven Sire Brothers ran the New York Theatre he was stage manager. That is how he came to mect Rita Winfield. She was playing a violin and wearing a white frock in a particularly sad vaudeville performance on the roof. They Wed in the Basement, “When I wed ter,’ id ‘'Larry'’ to- was epifilcated, I had such a wouse on my hair wae wet. +) phere are already enough monkey arngag tged like in the Bronx Zoo,” \ ®, “but they say they need tiese ouses for the ostriches.” » “What are ostriches ‘tor? To lay exes Or furnish the fashionable ladies up your way with plumes?" asked Alder- keller. her mother, boy, and I had been hurling in highbalia with great rapidity. Rite had put away |° a few Wurtsburgers herself. “There was @ gang of us in the raths- Miss Winfled’ was there with It was a hot night, me “I have played many perts in me man the Board, te vo! “At any rate I am favor of this resolution.!* disapproval. e ‘ ostriches for the Zoo," ‘manic byplay. ‘adopted by @ vote of 48 to 4. ttee against the 000 1 gheage for street paving, t tor spoke against delay Orvanisiig and have to pay double Sullivan eseneres against “ext Pure, vote resi report ‘@ppeal from the decision of LY cc pegy mg Alderman McCall. forty ia red to adopt euch Read thea As rT was in a y, men, led by Al- MoCail and ‘Sullivan, on. ‘The uproa: ca provision that if weeks afier the Board of rized a ie mn fail to approve it by a vole effect. ‘The resolution to-night, bond fect. tive et 12 o'clock ———aa putes drow a great orowd to Jaures there were eh Wiso) Effective, Dowling, who is the fun maker of | Alderman Downing, of Brooklyn, was on jis feet in an instant with emphatic “I am opposed to these certain uttil- es and 8 _ @bouted. “Now these men who want ostriches are wealthy enough to pay ‘for thelr keep, and tor my part’ I dont’ are for no ostriches. In this age there &re @ whole lot of men for whom tho things and the city don't get 't see the sense of this ing & hippopotamus to take he'll vote for your resolu- whispered Alderman Foley into ear. ‘ the opposition proved to be wider- The resolution was was the city would Alde! uted in 8 for and w and the chalr created a rumpus that the was requires a ma- der was put. ‘ARIS, April 1—The renewal of the discussion in the Chamber of th to-day, MM. Jaures renewed his of the methods adopted to con- Dreytus, asserting that after the 4 incident the War Office the pian of using the tnorimin- ig letter which was falsely ascribed Wiam, proceeded with his continuous Interrup- + He closed with lovernment conduct investigation into the rset daa if: War Andre fotolwad, Go mit Dr he oned appli us <| other was Dorothy Drew, 0 tol was arraigned in Contre Street Court facts, jette time, but never before did I play sucker for a press agent. Our press agent was there. He had been @#igning so many checks for drinks that he had to do something to square himself with the management. It flashed into his wet brain that {t would be a good idea to marry me to Rita. “The time was 80'clock on the morning of Aug. 41, 191. I don’t remember what happened. When I woke up in me rooms the next morning me man told me 1 had been meried. I asked him the name of the bride, and for a minute or two I couldn't plac 5 “Why, don't you know? he asked. ‘the girl that plays the fiddle. “I learned during the day that they ey had dumped me into a cab, chase? me to a fat in Forty-third street and mar- ried me. When I toki Leander Sire @bout it he appeared to think it was a wood joke, “Stand pat,’ says he, “ ‘But,’ says I, ‘I can't marry in this Btate. By the terms of me last vorce I am not allowed to marry hi “ ‘Stand pat,’ says Mr. Bre. “I stood pat for three weeks. One night I found Rita tn bed with ber violin clasped In her arms, the gas turned on and all the windows open, Then I shook her. After that I got the mar- riage annulled, as I will show when her divorce case comes to trial. “Bhe was one of me two wives, The I married her in 1893, and she divorced me about five years ago, Why the Shooting? “There is going to be some shooting about this,” yelled Mr. Lawrence, brandishing the revolver, The reporter eoothed him end he gon: ‘tinued. “Now, ebout Carrie Rudolph, was a California girl. I remember m ing her, Ed Rugh starred her, She was @ nice girl, but 1 wasn't married to her. Afterward she married a gambler named Bd Yerbe, She got a divorce from him and marrie? a plano manu- facturer named Howani. "The papers mention Margaret Le Bhe Vyne. [ guess they mean Letty Le Vine, from Austral, We did a sketch together, but I wasn't married to her, I forget the guy's name she ts married to now, “As for Kitty Howard I can’t place her, I may bave known her some time or other, but 1 never married her. Er- nestine Kingston was my friend for three ra. it was supposed by some that she was my wife, becuuse we were together a wreat deal, “IT met Misa Brinkerhoff In society, Her father made crackers or some- Ln, She marr da man named Von my ma | 1 fascinate ‘em? can acqu search me, It is easy to get ed | with women on the stage, I don't lke ©] to be culled a lady killer,’ Why, say, 1 beat a know actors that have got me mile," MYSTERY ABOUT EDITOR'S ARREST. Daniel J, Kelly Taken by McClusky’s Men on Telegram from Attorney- General of Missourl, Danie! J. Kelly, editor and owner of the American Queen, a periodical pub- lished at No. 81 Hast Seventeenth street, ; to-day under mysterious clroumstances, "| Purther than that he was arrested by e,|two Central Office men at the tele- hed west of Attorney-G, Or ot Missourl,, nothing arenes! of the matter, The dotectives Usled toy koep or McCiuaky, and Mag- used to Bhow the tetas upon which the arrest was Oe hearn repr ed Le a it Chen did, tot or e) DOW : i f his wrrogt. Maxistrate, Puy) ernor High Prai FARGO, N. Dak., April 7.--Preaident Roosevelt te-day spoke on the Philip pines here, déclaring that the policy fol- lowed had proved wise and for the good of all, He was careful to make clear his attitude toward Gov, Taft, giving that oMoial high praise, and declaring that he should have a free hand in ad- ministering the affairs of the islands. The President said: “Three and a half years ago Preal- dent McKinley spoke in the adjoining Btate of Minnesota on the occasion of the return of the Thirteenth Minnesota Volunteers from the Philippine Isiands, where they had served with your own gallant sons of the North Dakota regi~ ment. After heartily thanking the ro- turned soldiers for their valor and patriotism, and thelr contemptuous re- fusal to be daunted or misied by the outcry raised at homo by the men of Uttle faith who wishea us to alandon tho islands, he spoke of the islands themselves as follows: A Positive Performance, “That Congress wil! provide for them & Government whtch will bring them blessings, which will promote thelr ma- teriad Interests as well as advance their People in the path of civilization and in- telligence, I confidenuy believe, They will not be governed as vassals or serfs or slaves, “What he said then lay in the realm of promise, Now it lles in the real of positive performanoe, “This credit I claim for the men who have managed so admirably the mlli- tary and the civil affairs of the Philip- pine Islands, and for those other men who have #0 heartily backed them in | Congress, and without whose ald and Support not one thing oould have beon oomplizhed. “When President McKinley spoke tho firat duty was the restoration of order, and to this end the use of the army of} the United States—an army componed of regulars and volunteers al:ke—was noc- esgary, To put down the insurrection And restore peace to the islands was a duty not only to ourselves, but to the ielanders algo. “The clroumstances of the war made It one of peoullar difficulty, and our 6o!- dlera were exposed ty peoullar wrongs from their foes, They fought in denve| Arma, hut We do mecd to have our enemies who tropleal jungles agaiant Were Very treacherous and very crue} not only toward our own men, but to ard the great numbers of friendly na, tives, the most peaceable and most cl Maed among whom eagerly weloomed ou: rule Crucliion Dixoussed, der such clreumatauces, Among @ hundred thousand het. 2 Uy, |evviug im smn) detachments on the other side of the globe, from Justice }- iets that Helly was ly ws aad ei LIONEL LAWRENCE. AND THREE OF TH WOMEN WiTH WROM HE HAS ROOSEVELT LAUDS TAFT FR Pl President, Declaring Policy Pursued on the Islands a Success, Gives Gov- TUESDA| WORLD: “ HZ << IPPINES ULE, se for His Work. curred in rotallation for well= nigh intolerable provocntion oan not for oue moment be admitte in the way of excuso or Justifica- tion, “All good Ame: 8 regret and Meplore them, and the War De- partment baw taken every atep in its power to punish the offenders STURGIS AAI Mesumes Attack on Fire Com- issioner with a Typewritten 'Broadside Showing How Con- racts Are Split. eal ae st ART FINANCIAL JUGGLING. bmptroller Grout resume dhis attack jreCommissionerSturgis to~<lay with irty-seven page typewritten broad- Since his last communication to hg| Mayor, the Comptroiler has pursued Ufgj investigation, and says in his state- n@Bt to the Mayor to~day that the result “give information peculiarly service- a to the Corporation Counsel in his mation of the legal questions in- if vaiped. will now appear clear," Mr. Grout “that in the work upon some of S engine houses, the question is not her or not the different classes of ak upon a single building can be semgrated into different contracts or 8 according to the classes, but that feveral of these houses the work ted substantially in building an ex- lon to an existing building, which, one case specifically dwelt upon, will cost, when completed, upward of $i ind that In order to get a succes- slo of different contracts each leas than a the Commissioner has as yet or- a only @ part of the total work of ei class which wil be required to om@plete the addition to the building. ‘We lias done carpentry work, which stogped with the rough flooring, and did noffinclude the finished flooring or the lath) and plaster necessary to cever the walls. He has put tn rough plumbing, witout yet providing the necessary pluijbing fixtures and connections, and in extension which Is to consist of twa] rooms, an officers’ sitting-rooin, andjtollet-room, has not even provided thelartition between the rooms.» In oth@® words, he has incurred part of the neomeary expense in carpentry, where thelotal of the carpenter work will ex- coe® a thousand dollars, and has in- curi4 part of the expense in plumbing wh the total of the plumbing work woul! exceed a thousand dollars, and hamfeliderately undertaken to bulld an ion to @ building which would up 00 and to prevent or minimize the chanco of repetition of the offen But these offenses were the excep- tion and not the rale. “As rapidly as the military rule was extended over the {sands by the defeat of the insurgents, JuMt so rapluly was it replaced by, the ‘clvil government. At the present time the olvil government Is supreme and the army in the Phill Plues has been reduced untt! It is sum- clent merely to provide against the re- currence of trouble. Praise for Taft. Goy. Taft and his associates we “1 d 44,000 In its total cost by splitting ontracts arbitrariy, ao as to get apparently under a thousand do! and thus avold public letting an ving of surety to the city." Mayor received the Comptrotier . saying he would glye the mat rsonal attention, $< Knights of Ot, Anthony Juniors ha for the season sent to the Mlipinos as upright, as con-| tert sclentious, and a: ministrators as been blessed with and under them we have associated dest men among tho IMiltpinos, #0 that the great mujonty of the oflcials, In cludin, he highest rank, are themsalves natives of the islands. There in not io this nation a higher or finer type of public ser- vant than Gov. Taft, He hi ren- dered literally inestimable ser- vice, not only to the people of the Philippines, but also te the people of the United 58 what he has done iu thon He has been able (0 do it be- cause from’ the beginning he has en given absolute support by the War Department. under Setre- 'y Root, “Moreover, the last Congress enacted sone admindbie legislation affecting the pageins £ of all the Militia a le Bill to create a gen- eral giaft, © Militia bill pepresents the realization of e reform which tad been champloned ineffect! by Wash ington and had been -fruitlesmy agitated At lant we have uiken from books the obsolete ilitin jaw of the Revolutionary days and have irovided for eficlent ald to the National) Theerd of the Staten | We do m able a group of ad- er any country has having, feed « larwe Regular walt Regular Army the very be: (hat can possibly be produced. Under the worn-out and tneflect. ive ergauteation which has hither- 10 @xieted, & saditen strain ts abe salutely certain to produce the Gislocation and contusion we saw jet the outbreak of the war with Spates am@ when auch disingation |#nd eontusion eeoer tt te can wad watered, by emtlvely ten Peernte’ to Mang men whe happen to be ia ‘Instead of bes y ‘THe popular expression, “I'm from 1; you've got te show me,” 8 alot, Among the Missouriang oypave “been shown” the value of Nuts food is a man from 8st. Who says; “]fwas during the summer of 1900 that@ was taken really ill. For some eprevious I had had premonitory sign@ Occasional headaches, gastric distumbances end a general feeling of he. debility. Those Increased unti larmed and sought medical ad- jeemed to me I was treated for e ills that flesh is heir to, but t avail. Finally I was frankly told HY my physician that I had bet- ter pat my business maitera in order as I Bould live but a short time, I tually resigned myself to dle friend who knew what he was about made me change my nd try Grape-Nuts, It WAS a long Bme before I commenced, for it impossible that the food with effect was magical. One by shackles of disease fell from ly brain became ciear, head- Hisappeared and it seemed I 1 the improvement dally, 1 delicious glow of blood flow- Grose in the and life MASONIC. TRIAL Editor Franklin, Who Published Harsh Things About Insurance President Burnham, Appeals to Court for an Injunction. INDICTMENT AGAINST HIM. Criminal Action Will Be Prejudiced, He Alleges, if Secret Order Is Por- mitted to Inveetigate Scanda! and Pass Judgment. Justice Blanchard heard argument to-day and reserved decision on the application of Charles L. Franklin, edi- tor of the Interviewer, an insurance magazine, for a permanent injunction restraining the Grand Lodge of Masons for the State of New York from hear- ing or acting upon charges preferred against him by Willlam D. Critcher- fon, Franklin names as defendants Grand Master Elbert Crandall, Col. E. L. M. Bhlers, the Grand Secretary; Past Grand Master Frederick A. Burnham, William D, Critcherson, John Stewart and Charles L. Phipps. Justice Greenbaum granted a tem- porary Injunction a week ago, To-day's argument was to make It permanent. Critcherson is a member of Excelsior Lodge and Franklin belongs to Minerva Lodge. The charges grew out of arti- cles published in Frankiin's paper in October, 1901, charging President Burn- ham, of the Mutua} Reserve Fund Life Association, with falsifying its books. Mr. Burnham replied with an aotion for cruninal libel. Franklin was indicted, but has not been tried. 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