The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1903, Page 8

// in Havent, ‘Sian, ‘ome, ‘as opened ‘er engage- * lor “Manager John C. Fisner | to look at and good to hear, but a * 7 | fearing, of the ‘igh soprano, Dora dle | cent Yachting Trip. Fillippe, with our peepers shat was the | erway about it Lally, Ilr danced | es ‘lke the Butterby she was. and as we stp was saying to Bal. Je all fairies was Uke | Mfaxine Elliott Goodwin, wife of Nat C. yGwe'd, Nike “em better, and.betiue {2 ) Goodwin, returned home to-day on the | Salle a Kronpringz Wilhelm, a sick woman, The| RT | beautiful actress Ix suffering from a. se-| ; |LEADING THE PRINCESS" IS” ALOOMIN’ GOOD She’s Worth Her Weight in Yankee Gold. ‘JIMSIE POWERS A WINNER. , ‘The Singin’ Makes One Wonder) Wn Stephens Whether 'E’s in the Metropolitan, | pee.) and That's a Rattlin' Song Habout} ~" / the Red Mar'nes. Worth her weight in Yankee money fhe is, “A Princess of Kensington, at the Broadway lawst night, we means. ’ ‘At first we weren't for lniking ‘er | to distraction, wot with stroinge folks | from other worlds asayin’ things and adoin' things as seemed ‘to us a bit] queer. If wo wants “Midsummer | Night's Dream: says ‘we, we'll hav {t fresh from Witium Shakespears. and Mot second-handed from Bast! Hood, Bays wo. But as we was asayin’ of these things. Mess us of it dont lurch four dolly’tars as ever hitched thelr trous sand without so much as with your} Bircham Ag" Bu FIGURES IN THE NEW ENCLIS OPERA “THE PRINCESS OF KENSINGTON.” tterfly” THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 190d. HE Wr Stevens Aj" Puc Weave they sings a sailor song as would eheer Sir Thomas's ‘eart, even. It was worth crossing Broadway to hear, “It was, That's Bloody Good. ‘We says to Sal, says we, that's bloody food, says we. “Sure, Mike," says she, bein’ as ‘ow she's Yankee born and ored. Blow'me bldomin’ ove, says we, but if ‘the chap in the centre of the «t ajn’t our old friend, Jimsie Powers, Bostock antmal show, the Johnstown Flood and Henderson's music hall. BOSTONIANS 25 YEARS OLD, That time-honored operatic organiza- tion, the Bostonians, will celebrate Its auarter centennial to-night at the Acad- omy of Music, singing for the two thousand three hundred and forty-eighth time “Robin Hood.” ‘There will be many notable persons P88. we, for.,we knows him by his| present, among them Sir Thomas Lip- Mouth, wedges. With one jerk he| to, who will occupy a box with Henry Watterson, who has been the guest of pulls the ole bloomin’ plece to success, ‘ Sir Thomas on the Erin; Mark ‘Twain, @ does, and awfter that everybody and | Jos h Jefferson, E£. H. Sothern, and Sverything grows better and better un-| MANY oth In’ behalf of the company tilfwe settles back In our seat and gives | “Md Management. Mr. Jefferson will MBAI? tip tO ral enjoy: present to Henry Clay Barnubee oul iD to njoyment, we does, | William H. a aily It was like the comic opera of the Gil- | cup. Watterson will also m address. ST. AUBYN WAS NOT PENNILESS Idoyd Bingham states that Carl 8t Aubyn, a member of Amolla Binghum's bert and Sullivan dolys—Kdward Ger- man with music as was music and the @foresaid Hood with wit as was. wit. wien it wasn't too English, you know. Andow the chorus could sing!—some, ji death was of the time till we ardiy Knows w'ether be haraiye have Wa the Broadway or the Methropolitan a. Sterling ae a4 ; ii 7 Agoh that he Was © man of modest wrsidd ma Mi eh Wee tulad the bridal) raidts and saved his money. Mr. Bing amp he secopd act We ‘As tO) ham niso states that everything 1 pitich Gal, we ‘as, to know which place ib was—wot ‘ouse, we means, ‘ About Red Marines, An’ the song about the Red Marines, @ith so many ‘encores ‘that the band “goes to pietes until our tidy felend, Bdna ‘allace Hopper, is for jump! to’ her box and takin’ ‘old, made tise fel like takin’ the shilling and jolu- ing the grand army of the comlg opera. William Stephens, who's as glish as they make em. wasnt so funny as a ‘quick-change Puck aa was Po #, the golly tar, but sparin’ bis feelins it woutd be ‘ard for any one to be so funny as Powers in this the best-fittin’ part Bes ‘ad in years. The Princess, she as is properly Ceci! Engleheart, was pretty le wax done for the patient's comfort. MAXINE ELLIOTT RETURNS; IS ILL Suffers from Severe Attack of; Neuritis, Brought on by Sea- sickness, the Result of a Re- AT OTH=R HOUSES. fhe freshly decorated: Grand Opera- House was crowded to the doors.when it reopened for the season last night with ‘The Silver Slipper” as the attrac- | attack of neuritis, brought on from hess induced by a yachting trip; | from Roues to Dover a month ago. For the last four days was in communication twice daily with yi sea tion. The audience laughed itself into | y means'of the Marcont| Messed a production quite equal to the | Witeless telegraph. Yesterday she | orl-:..1) production at the Broadway | him the probable time that the Kron-| Dheatre last season.—Lottie Williams | pring would be docked at the Hoboken | im “Only a Shop Girl’ drew u big audi- | pler and sent him a lst of friends whe) ence at the West End Theatre.—aAa |wanted to grect her. ‘hey were ally band of Indians whooyed it up tn “On! there. the Frontier’? at ‘the ‘Third Avenue! “1 am really a sick woman,’ Miss Dheatre—""The Charity Nurse." a new }EMiott told her huss t 1 hope Melodrama, with Selma Herman as the | I'll be well enough to open at yhe C star, was seen at the Kk on the 2sth, ax we planned Rare to Riches," at the d “What do you mean by traveltag on not, prove to be ‘ot ala yacht, anyway?’ asked her husband! get-rich-quick scheme. — Irwin's | facettously. Big Show squeezed Itself into thats my way," she replied Dewey and the Vanity I took possession of “The Earl of Pawt week ut the Manha down to the Pri giving him alittle peck on th x last moving added to an Even- “taat 1 open this other theatres wer on in | ‘ oui piiyiesHiek tare Hunawayer’. Ci Wilk | fallin Cly iteh’s new} qa ay Thoma Ay Wise and John C, Ree | Own Way t's what I've be 4 ses BS Vivian's Papa: Mr, and | ing this summer on my vacation ud Mrs Royle’in “M bands, | ne # 1 alongs w Vother me Madison Square‘ i of Labatt . n Robin + Hott xpent most of the sum- Nat M.}/mer'in Kent, wh sie leased « ourteenth leage and entertained many friends, She mori an, e' [is not as stout as when she safled last The Columbin Theatre. in Rrook! ls She really looks ill, although her entered upon its new of musical comedy w Sen Waves’ as the att tex as ah bh “By the Sad action brunette beauty has In no wise } | a | EPIGRAMS IN RURAL PLAY. County wie County In VAUDEVILLE AND SEASIDE. at New on the bill Paradise roof garden Dumonts, singers, a equilibrist. he Circle Broadway and Sixtieth street with Maggic Down, MoClusky Mner.——Hurtix & Hammerst wer with CHICAC Hira} Chairs » head | acts, by Georg: ull, | night by the which s new season | jy the Studevaker Theatre. It is a 7u Munday night, numbers Ross & Fenton, | yay without barnyard accompanim fl West and Billy Ciiffora among its to do with a politt "Tho story fisht, in wach Jim Hackter, the county chairman, is the leading figure. ‘There 1 stro el tard it is an wholesome and + drawing car has Nv. Bob Hilsard, ina Faus Buu, ew win ANCL &——Geor oney Boy," began | Vaudeville asthe love unconven- Hw) altogether ——Proctors theatres: ‘The | ional effort. A crowded house of M re “atock ol adasdien wibate ave! Morgut and nop frichds wpplauded almost every . Pevived “vine Baby Chas SMackiyn Arbuckle piayed Jim the Hlusiont rformed | Hackler, He was supported by tricks ac the ‘Twenty-third | Dallas of the tines that show tats ea man Koes Into p aiarts Lo keeping voard- ny ont panithouse hy AMA. Was Urodue th wtreet theatre atkompany in ahe bill at th Barclay; the Hindse t Is second Week at New pictures of trat philomel it pea rf be; ities ers,” bis wh me men Are so busy regulating the do chores “It's wrong to make a man do a wo- i should Miss Elliott: Government they ain't got any tme tol} |\CHICOT FINDS DOUBLE PART RUL Numerous as which the order to have t participate In a out paying more double part still This week at ert presenting a ske and Edmund Goddess," In w racters, Ti Sho makes tt pa that his suggest erang. and ia za song in three of Shakesp other four and sh sent song of the fnts! very sath ‘The Horse which was thelead! Big Attendan ternal Grown Ver ere plac man’s work—such as splittin’ wood.’ aatiy fit HotnaL tails to see the train €o through feels that his Sy a lust about W The only reayon m perlor to bachelors § hangs around a Ww sorba am fow virtues.” political worker transacta. more “Ae sboltNeat : its" popular Poof wird Sage inth 3 en, Broad: Afth annual convention of ths! After tlving two yeura In Mrooklyn ¢ began t ; TATE, aphie ara hg on the care of the nated In Seattle and ts stronges anit’ Company, ‘Thomas W. the West and wvthwe : d the pollee to arrest him to- PERCU DAL TOON At Neaza, n'*! tay and send him back to the Biate Re- In the United States and Canada wit he licre before the diy is over formatory a Concord, Mass, from York erie. of which Senator; which he escaped twelve years oxo. He Thoman F. dy is Worthy President! was arrested, according to his wish, and 5, Mmangementa for INH A. now in Raymond street Jail awaiting Hall ia more elaborately} Word from the Massachusetts authori- decorated, It ds sald, than in years. Onl ties. the main Moor flowers and flag# are tho) According to Hall, he was arrested feature and. they. also predominate throughout ¢ building. for assault, con d and sentenced to Fee eee eee eee re arian | serve @ yene, The warden made him a eyries tne “open invasion bot he|trusty, After two months he escaped, Was unable to attend. Ho did not re ceive ul ftation until yes day, Me First he went to Pawtucket, RO hax accepted an invitation to review ATS HRTEKRA TRAINEE ac the parade at the Wort monume to- | Jal was better than Pawtucket, morrow, ‘ moved, finally reaching ew York. Had This na will bo valque, as ma Fe ae a Uae: he remained in the Borough of Man- of them were noticeable about ams thattan he might have been contented, many Tall today MEER O rete paver been contente innath eyrle were garbed in ‘Tuxedo | %Ut-he moved to Brooklyn and broodod. coats and gold: trimmings. Canadians “L have always felt remors sald ° shay vente home oF ene. v _ rm { Hall, ‘for escaping from the warden d Rough Rider uniforms, Mem-| who w. eal eyrie from Oklahoma wore | 29 Was #0 Kind to me m With {62 caps, ——_ mn of Who will bi : au Wh OF whe will be the new! SPEAKING PICTURES NOW. the toph ot alae BERLIN, Sept. 1.—Oakar Messter, who the members, Conxiderabbie ele has Invented an apparatus combinin Ing 1s going on. Congres ! appara mining Fife eMail the phonograph and moylng photosraph D. Sullivan ts t didate, dramatic author resorts to Bellman and Lottie Moore are {cient at house. Even tch by R, Hobart Davis| this does not materially advance the Day, called “A ‘alue of the sensation, which seems to a matinee girl occupying a cheap seat at the Baturday afternoon performance, | minstrel speciality, and Midgeley and but an actress who has made an ap-| Carlisle, two clever people, are also polatment with a German photographer | finding favor with a jittla sketch In for a sitting. Finding that one Jack} which they tmperson a couple of Harrison, in whom she feels a particu-| children, Considering the fact that Mr. lar interest, has not kept his appoint-| Midgeley is about five feet eight Inches ment to meet her at the studio, she/tall, he ts decidedly large for his age, flounces out, ‘The photographer appre-| hut his Impersonation ts clover and such clates the value of long hair as an art| 4 minor matter as helgit does not ap- wory, and, belng particularly bald, thy nce, Little Miss Carlisle, a nieces In the possession of a wis|very dainty child, equally shares the viich more than atones for nature's | honors with her partner” at shorteon tiacom-| Mark Sullivan Introduces the very lat- a er mine Rema Inet wcom= | age London coon § It I4 very. prob: fortable object, he retires for lunch, | Able that the Kentleman tat and ‘Harrison, entering, assumes the||atest song has a more th headwear just as tho actress returns. |qualatance | with, fulous of him, which makes {t equally Patent to him that she loves h Me] van’ emplova a coupl 4 imitatio suggests as a revenge that iaily changed, ‘This Ita mistake wh! tographed locked In his embrace, But] wit) retard his advancement, belleving him the operator, wildly} Brown Nevarro, a pours Gs es ex that she will Kiss no. one ous. mitle Pace by. clave but Hartleon, Che a couple of Chinese, v i By AGA re 0. articular succeeds admira- I armed with her refusal, hea) Wom IR eCatine oll) rather than off to purchase an engagement ring, and| Ajpjean origin, It a pity that she the photographer, icning, askumes his} should pre nage Olt oot Ritts Jowln ok " , Yr. ny toe neing: a i be flowing Jocks and is very much sur-/ some (0) Gee ohanly satisfies her, but prised at her demand that he kiss her. | hy one else hax ax Yet Rone On rec as Later, when Harrison returns, he @nds| sh ng this satisfiretio Brown imi- put these would prove more satisfactory, th EAGLES AY SCORES AT TAMMANY HALL nual Convention of the Fra-; Order It is announced that his name ING VARIETY SKETCHES. the expedients to\asers are growing more and more to estimate the value of an act by the pngth of time {t consumes upon the pro- are more than two persons vaudeville sketch With-| gramme, In order to leagthen this per- than two salaries, the | formance, the contest {« made the best holds supremacy. two in three heats, in piace of the s!n- Hyde & Behman’s Al-| gle race w considered suf™- ch Bellman pla: gallery goddess ts not have failed in catching publle approval. Meintyre and Heath are making new friends of old friends with thele Georgta parenuly enter into the tent that she ts wild It 1s nut inal, but te tunef jon has 5 Ty Tutlias also their which ved a boom- desperation ¢ th S arvells wrong | three back belng lighted the rather unpleasant, nut the book, A live ating ant Now Or has picked the powder grains tnt of his face and they are doing thelr GML Specialty. One of them is a clever heer Lat us not speak of the rest. J improvements have been made while It has been closed ging dowa the rapldity Mherwise the sketen Is nens: Jail down and ast week fi iully changed WoretTeRttne are all for the t ents a smart favor not take kindly to ure. ‘The band upon whieh the horse | OY the beach for jowever, E wudeville mane bt enuye SHISOS, BROOKLYN OR JAIL, “IND HE CHOSE JL Hall Rode on the Cars of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Then Asked Police to Send Him Back to Prison. ce at the Fifth An- Which Has 'y Rapidly. he most prominent c@i- machine, s0 as to groduce a speakir Will be presented at the convention by| photograph, gave a private view of his gresnnan Wiliam Guigae wil wooed thy invention to-day at the Apolla Tica MDa loa, | with satisfactory results, m Supe will wecond “ ae x 4 aad ® Ada sentnentes M IL ORDERS ms |jry SIXTH AVENUE, 25ST Anniversary Sale « Groceries! OUR ENTERPRISING AND POPULAR GROCERY DEPARTME: ye Tro ¥ looked upon 1 {na month. Why? B THE LOWEST PR We will celebrate ¢4 Coffee! ovr 30, at the price brane the, price Tie, 240 { Sugar | Specials! { PLONIC HA Switt Strips, gar cure by, w imported; 1b, Ceylon, Mixed uality: for this 1b. i 1 Sandard o> Ane granu: © lated, Bel, cloth bags 24¢ Canned Fruits ant Free, ful, be ie SOND! BACHES — O48 k this week enters upon tts periment—to-day It jubstan- It axa dudiow sa that It retails more grocertes In a day than do many grocery Sight of the motto, “THE HIGHEST QUALITIES AT ona Al Sauce, piquant and Sauces! Meeting, the best and only Imported; pi. bottle, 24. ‘N4e Fri bora siaelt aan peeate a Breakfast Cereals |". Cero-Hrute or Wheatlot, pk | TOMATO ES—| | Maurice River Brand | backeg eeaey reit!|$ Delicatessen ito: cane. SOc! rial swt = Genuine tinport at quality: 2Be DOMES 1¢ [SWISS CHEESE Fincst aval 9 ES B—New! are tail J5e NEW TOMATO now ENGLAND ¥,,) REL Cork, 3 “Sunnyside: extra the wualitys Bt bottles, dor, 1.000 9c ed © ie ARt Paul MIXED PIC K-| Tin HEANS— | Armend, geauine tin. ELS or Chow- Warwick Brand; fa- | ported, ‘packed in pure exe quality, @2tF A | give oll requiRr pricy small be Lib. | Bie. 15 ae cans, doz, $1.00 % | chal, os altced; Ib... ean a N! pe in) TO MAT O ES. | Brand. onan pain; full] Throw Sisters Brand: ‘at. Mason atest gttrane Qo | aoa” parked re on 25¢ feng, pall .. Delaware frutt 1L— Ex. | ODFISH — Water) cans, dor, OO: &c fancy No. 1 Lily Brand Anes) . 1 Bloater Mackerel, no quality whi Fioral, Early | i "OF heads or taila: packed die June, new pack, sweet | white, packed in 2 in }0-1b. palley full box $0615 per i. Se Lace patter forme: grtrecenerenenenenenenenenentnt ant: eflects—3*, yards long— per pair—special price for this sale, New Nottingham| Full Mercerized Tap- estry Curtains — with —in! Curtains ach ns—very handsome | r price was $2.00 1.45) | clal price, pe heavy over-drapery fringe —new patterns — choice ‘olorings — spe- Real Renaissance Panels—Showing rather fetching effects —see this lot, then mar- vel as to how we can | quote the low | price of each... . 1.35 extra 5.75 F pr, oo PROMPTLY AND 22D FILLED! STREETS, Floor Coverings! Carpets! EXTRA FINE GRANITE INGRAINS, one yard wide—in new and choice w—very 236 desiradie; worth 2: eis TAPESTRY BRUSSELS—in new designs and colorings—aultable for halla, wta\re and cining- variewy of ion patterns — regular 136.50 each—epoclal pri Linoleums! rth Os. per square 390 1.50 per 9 10) LINOLEUMS — 7 oT ee INLATD LINOLEUMS square yard—at. Sample Values from Our Great {fron Beds! i At P At worth with 1%-19ch post, bow 720,00 foot, all alzes. At 44.00 At 24.00, worth with 2-tnch 24.50, 3290 Pa ik hake At 36.00, { Mattresses 1} Bow fost, 1% post, worth ih 7 °npriemte, husk 29.00 20 post, 4%. and 4 tt Gin. worth with 2-Inch post con- 50.00 auous, with TT ball 00 mounts’ throughout, 45 Ibe, Sott Hair; made | up In Gold Medal} Tek: tall alee: 7 By worth $10: a African Fibre Com-| Pure Black South bination —-Mattreases | American Morse Hair; Mccalleniitee et: | Gone nieatelae wake vores : : Noid bbatrciachonanilcemerene BO a ne cette lhe Mitel Hig! a TPM 14,75 | dounie’ woven ‘wire, | Mort oods( 0 } Springs! { Rabbet edge, er red with reinforced cent ‘ N. Y. Rain-Coats Men! Fall Weights Just Received! The Cravenette is a long, loose, Swagger garment, combination Rain Coat and Fall Overcoat. Suitable for day or evening and any sort of over- coat weather, rain or shine. Sizes, reg- ulars and stouts, 34 to 46. Fall Furniture Salel worth 1:95), “Ss5 With brane vanes and 75, worth IRON BEDS extended 2734 Mag! foot with” brase vanes .00 Sr” cass ait ines, 3.95, worth ros EDs, nin arse +. * 6.00 '07 rail, spindles and Sigua and mounts; ait alaees 4.85, worth tos BEDS. nit bent 7 , wit! fancy swell . 4 tt & 4 6 ine worth Continuous Post, 11-4, extra woverl wire fre: worth 1: 4 5 Q) at uphol- ins 0) ra ‘AL “Peking: full TWO LOST IN THE BAY The Th Hinrichs and Marshall Sed- dens side Down by Searchers. The parents of Charles F richs and upturned Gravesend der t picked inp are safe small boa sens and Hinrichs and Seddens, ployed as tiees of t Manhatta lyn Yacht the sumn tain, and Joint, Sunda they were warned of the stormy weather and the r An extra snp) on board at the clu take a rv Staten Isl Us waa hi When t the parents the young men notified and searching parties went out on the bay. It was not until hours later that the upturned boat was found by those stake box Hinrich enth astrey home wa enth street. swimmer, less in the w when the Hinriohs fort to sa WOMAN HAS HO BEATER ARRESTED, Then Pl Him Go with Reprimand, cha Viappacas!, elghteen years old, & of No, 150 Leonard street, was igned in Wem Site Police Court to-day charged with cruelty to animals. Misa Anole G. Allis, of Are verne, 1. I the complainant. Miss Allis told the Magistrate Schiappacast was beating his horse When she asked him to stop he re: to do so, Finally, she sald, ahe was compe! 0 call a pol compe ele anued San Barlow ree the boy, thou: locked up all nignt was suf for the finst offense HOSPITAL ROBBED. 0 ELIZAR ing of a cles, inclu how tha teal! den in rocuns of the General Hy spitaj, YACHTSMEN etis, in Which C. F. A. Started Out, Found Up- Hin- Marshall H. Seddens, whose gasoline launch was found in iB: are clinging to the slen- that the young men were] by some outgoing vessel and} ‘The police belleve that the! t would not weather the heavy that both men were drowned. who were em- assistant engineers In the of+ he Pennsylvania Railroad in n, were members of the Brook- Club, dl lived there most of er former was fleet cap= they owned the launch Thetis It was thelr custom to spend on the water, and although y determined to go out, y of gasoline was put und the young men told others b-house that they would either nm up the Shrewsbury or circle and, When last seen the The- eaded toward the lower bay. he boat did not return late at ain, t fon board the harbor master's tin Gravesend Bay. parents live at No, 429 Sev et, Brooklyn, while Seddens’ sat No. 361 West ‘Twenty-sev- The former was a good , but Seddens was almost help- er, Friends belleve that rough sea overturned the boat probably went down in an ef- ave his companion. ORSE jeads with Magistrate to Let Which He Does. harged the boy with ————_—— pecial to The Kventng World.) BETH, N. J, Sept. .—The find- Jarge quantity of small artl- jlowers of \steamer Cy BEVERY HAS HS ANMUAL OUTING sion Through His District and Then by Steamer to a Day’s Joltification at College Point. Twenty-five hundred enthusiastic fol- Big Chief’ William Stephen Devery, including the members of the Devery Association in the Ninth Dis- trict and of the more recent organiza; tion the “Bugs,” left to-day on the hus of the Iron Steamboat Company from the foot of West Twen- ty-second street for “Big Bill's annual excursion to College Point, With every man wearing a white yachting cap, the members of both or- ganizations Ined v> at the “Pump,” at the corner of Eighth avenue and Twen- ty-eighth street, about an hour before the Cygnus started. With “West Side” Johnny Gorman, onve a formidable mid- die-welght prize-fighter, in front as. a out to scare away any reformers or ‘Fammany sympathizers, and seven of Cant, Cottrell’s patrolmen In front of him as a guard of honor, “Big BUI," accompanied by Assembiyman Richard J. Butler, led the procession, Marched from lamp. ‘Dhe line of march took In most of the Devery stronghold, belng from the “Pump” over to Seventh avenue, up to Thirtleth street, back to Eighth ave- nue, down to Twenty-fourth street, to ‘Twelfth avenue and then to the pier at ‘Twenty-second street. The time for de- parture had been set for 10 o'clock, but so great was the crush that it was delayed an hour and a half. “Wddle’ Schneider, Recording Secre- tary of the Devery Asgoctation, was the master of ceremonies for the entire affair, and had his hands full all the time, particularly with the supervision of the commissary department. Asked how many kegs of beer were to be taken on the Cyngus, ‘Hddle? was non- committal, but he declared that the crowd “wouldn't be dry golng down to the Point." ‘The greater part of the dniakables and eatables were already at Witzs!'s Grove, where the celebration ls to oe held, Some of the Notables. All of the officers of the Devery ciation, including Peter J, Garvey, President, and “sig, Bill's” for the district lershi pamuel Miers, Vice-President W. B. Hunter, Joseph Boyan, — Finance at Secretary, and James Cummings, Ser- ‘reasurer eant-at-Arms, were In the part, bert Nelson and many of his henc! men wet too, and Frank Fa rell and “Big Tom" Foley, of the Sec- ond Asfembly District, were on the pler when the steamer left, although tney did not care to risk the terrors of the voyage and planned to go to the grove by! tral Big iil's" Brother, Sergt, Andrew Devery, of the West One Hundredch street ‘atution, went on the Cyngu Mary other members of the force, fi cluing several sergeants, wert to lege Point by train, evidently not Ing to be seen too closely identified SUED FOR DIVORCE, \MRS. RICH SEEKS HE FIGHTS BACK Leads His Followers in Proves- Alderdice Ditlares His Domestic Trouble Is Entirely Due to His Wife’s Fondness for Strong Drink. Justice Blanchard in the Supseme Court to-day reserved his decisian an application made by Joseph I Green, counsel for Nettle Alderdice, for an order compelling her husband, Alfred 8. Alderdice, to pay to her a reason- able amount of alimony and counsel fees pending the determination of her sult for divorce. The plaintiff charged that her husband had been guilty of improper conduct. Alderdice, who Is connect:® with a large Iinen-importing house, denies the charge and his counsel, Emanuel Friend, sub- mitted to the oCurt a long affidavit in which the defendant told of “h'!s hid- eous nightmare of a married life.” He sald: “It ds true that T left the plaintitt some eight or ten week# ago, because ft has become unsafe and Improper for me to continue living with her, as she has become an Inveterate inedriate and is constantly under the Influence of Ha- uor, and her conduct {fs such that, though Ihave put up with {! for a number of years, it is now impossible for me to continue living with her, “On the day that 1 left the plaintift we were living at the Chelsea Apart- ment-House, in this city, and when I returned to my home ‘I found the plaintiff lying on the bed in our apart- ment in a hude condition, everythin about the room dsakterged an thrown about, while sne was so in- tox'cated that if was with great dit- ficulty I could arouse her from the drunken stupor wh.ch she was in, On the floor alongside the bed, lay & whiskey bottle almost empty.” In the hopes that she might be cured the defendant says he had at different tlmes sent her to several cures and to several nunneries, but on her return she continued to drink, On many occasions when suffering from fits of drunkenness his wit would take up a knife and threaten hie with bodily harm, he swore, Alderdice aids: “Te my wife's conduct would change I solemnly aver that I would again take her to myself and be to her what a loyal man should be to the woman he takes to the altar.’ He says that the whole thing Is a matter of great humiliation to him and that he has nothing but sorrow and i for his wife. He says he js will- Inge to pay her a’ reasonable amount of; alimony, but he does not think that she should have the handling of the money, as he says she would spend It in drink. $= FOR SPEEDING AUTO. Pollceman Says Winkelmann Wa: Going at 20 Miles an Hour, Alexander Winkelmann, twenty-two years old, of No. 264 West One Hundred and Seventeenth siceet, was held in $200 ball for trial by Magistrate Crane jn the Harlem Court to-day charged with speeding an automobile, About 11 o'clock t night Patrolman Whitney, of the with thelr old chief and still unw.lling to stay away from hia outing, Big BM" himself was too busy to say much. ‘We're off for a day's fun.” he assured a questioner, but concerning the Nght for district jeadership all he would vouchsafe was a confident ‘We'll win,” rove ding surgical instruments, hid- the Institution his been rovoed, Sone of the ems: suspected and an inquiry ts iy Breakfast ls to be served at the soon the party arrives, and Ginnor riy Inthe evening. All sort ports, will be hald, from a hundred-yard das| race, and there will be sl 1 West One Hundred and Twenty-frth “t station, saw the automobile, a aitty horse-power Panhard, going down fixhth avenue at @ terrific rate, He followed on his bicycle and timed the fnacbine from One Hundred and Nine- teenth to One Hundred and Pitteenth treet, showing, he charged, that the over twenty miles ai auto wan go . “Winkelmann was then arrest hewtaxetann sald that th if 4 Rot oat on! AL Her Counsel Declares She Needs It as Well as Additional Coun- sel Fees Because of Her Hus- band’s Appeal in Divorce Case Mrs. Nancy Rich, through her coun- sel, A. H, Hummel, applied to Justice Blanchard, in the Supreme Court, to- day, for an increase of allmony and counsel fees to defend the appeal of her husband, William N, Rich, who has carried to the Appellate Division hie action for an absolute divorce, which was tried before Justice Scott and Jury last spring and decided in the wife’ favor. The troubles of the Rich’ family have been before the Supreme Court for some months, Mrs. Rich brought sult for a separation on the ground of cruel and tnhuman treatment and her hus band retallated with a suit for abso- [lute divorce, naming as co-respondent @ young man who had deen visiting Mra Rich's daughter by a former husband. Arguing the Motion. In arguing the motion to-day Mr. Hummel said that Justice Davis had set allmony ut $90 per week and up to that time the couple had lived together in the apartment-house at No, 21 Bast Seventy~ fourth street, but after the alfmony had been awarded Mr. Rich moved to‘e cheaper apartment hotel. “It Is known," declared Mr. Hummel, “that Rich had up to that time spent from $12,000 to $20,000 a year on his fam- fly and that the move to cheaper quar- ters was for the purpose of humiHating Mrs. Rich, who is a refined woman and has been used to lving at the best apartment-houses,"* Mr, Hummel also said that Rich wee taking his twelve-year-old son out nights, and had also taken him, to the race track “trying to make a ‘tout’ of him." In Opposition, Richard T. Green, counsel for My, Rich, sald that the Court had ordered his client to pay to his wife $90 per Week, but the order did not state that he must clothe her and fumish her with & home and provide food for her and | her daughter, “But we have done all | this," declared Mr. Green. The reason ! for leaving the apartment-house and go- ing to a hotel, Mr. Green declared, was for the purpose of comfort. fter the trial," sald the “the couple returned to thele apa: ments, ‘There was onl: Toom, and as Men. Rich. expressed} ‘it_was hell on earth,’ and Mr, Rich dec clded to move to bet condition that was almost Intolerable. If Mra. Rich had never brought her sult we never Would have brought ours,” declared Mr, ren. “Ha. ha.” replied Me. Hummel, “th why do you carry your appeal up?*, ‘To this Mr. Green made no reply. Justice Blanchard decided at el was entitled to cou ee ‘and ceferred the motion for an ine crease of alimony to Justice Davis, ——————__— ‘Woman and Child Drown, (Special to The Evening World.) PORT JERVIS, N. Y., Sept. 1—Mre, Jeremiah Case and her five-year-old niece, Ruth Seybolt, of Cuddebackvitie, were drowned in the Nevorsink River ey. by the upsetting recove BeNs Samboag. ‘he Shana '