The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1903, Page 5

Baron Lyveden,, Who Guides i. Tourists, Tries to Lo-/ “idate Bowery Place Where He + Onee “Slung Hash.” we * ines AIS. SMILE IS INFECTIOUS. Wiwkties You All Over—Member o Patty (fs English M. P., Who Con is Fishers “Out of Grimsby” and Appteciates New York. has a laugh that one hears only! Gwe oF three times in tracking an ex- | thee. It’s the kind that takes hold, Fee somewhere in your anatomy—| you don't know just where—with a| Gunny tittle catch and spreads all over | expanding lke the circles in a @ulet pool that has swallowed a pebble, { ‘antl! you feel good in every part. When | ft strikes your ear—when you hear “Biron Lyveden laugh—you know you've @ihe to a mile stone In life that you are going to remember. | *'The British peer, who has been guid- $#F tourists about the country, had been éching the Bowery for a veanery—his nery—when a panhandler bent on Making “a touch" heard that laugh. It | Book the beggar in the midrits—that was | where he began to ripple first—and he | short as it ran upward and | osened his battered hat. His lordship jed on, and the “moochet’ had lost price of a ball, but he didn’t need a @rink with that laugh ringing tn his éifs. It was better than twenty | *Gburtenay Robert Percy Vernon, third Biron Lyveden (in pronouncing Lyve-| remember Cholmondeley and don’t) y any attention to the spelling), didn't | @ his deanery, It uded to stand rosa the street from the present site the New Thalia Theatre. It was 6 when he searched for it to-day. buildings are in ifs place, for the eanery was only a ramshackle at the Beat and it was twenty years ago that (is veer of England “slung hash" here. Stamps Him. “It stumps me a bit,” said Lord 1; in, oe I laid out as jolly a meal for 15 ents the head as wae ever cooked twenty years ago. I'm only forty-five fBew, Do you think I show it?” “Not a bit of it," said The Bvening (World reporter, and his lordship gave ® ghuckle which made two newspaper fen and cutee Dowty, M. P. for 5e3 i s 2 i cai HG i i & fi J FE & H z 3 & g i & t i i Srey. bo ruddy face was a blank. Douty, I was a waiter. I wae ver here hoe and had to do “ ha, hal” The member for Grime- Id hie eldes. Oh, That's Gooat e ee 4 walter! Ha, ha, ha! Ly Whenya hash olinger! Ha. he ha! My, but. thet's good!” “Yes, I slung hash for two weeks." jeMntii you got » new ining on your pty stomach ? pi Mote bit of it. I was still hungry got a chance to go to Iron Sta- in North Carolina, and I went over the South. I was a fisherman down and I kept an inn, too, But that after the fishing experience.” I know about all that, Lyveden, ell that good story of yours about fire over there in the Sout! fo, no; Dovty." sald Lord Lyve- Bae doudtfully, with a glance at the Gewepaper men. “That is a story—a Welly good yarn.” expectancy ran high, ‘eMWell, it was simply this,” sald hi hip: “When I wént over to the I joined the hook and ladder com- @any of the town I landed tn, We had @ heavy frost one day, something that Thadn't been ksown there before in the of the place, and the colored uenexients A gc to go out in the cold ‘ ey let a house burn up rel they hung arbund.a stove inside p station and watched it thro e “when I come to count the time 1803. BARON LYVEDEN, NOBLEMAN WHO GUIDES TOURISTS, ects HIS ASSOCIATIONS BEFORE SUCCEEDING ZO TITLE, | | that's good to meet. He kes Ameri- cans, He says they go ahead and do things, Head of Fishing Concernn. The Hon. George Doughty is an ex- pert on deep sen fishing. He is the head |of two of the greatest fishing concerns in the world. One of the companies owns 150 steam trawlers, which eall out of Grimsby into the North Sea and to the Iceland Grounds for cargoes. He is as full 48 a man can hold of stories of daring and death and heroism of the tribe of strong men who “fish out of Grimsby.’ Because of his interest in fishing he also ‘has an interest in ice, the pre- server of sea food, and during the time he has been in New York he has found out a grpat deal about that commodity. “I wonder how many of you New York people know how much ice you use in a year?" he asked, as Lord Lyveden excused himeelf to get ready for a dinner invitation. The newspaper men made ridiculous 8,000,000 tons annually, and Lon- between 400,000 and where you people are ahead of us. There are a whole lot of other things. but I speak of that one Ty, particular. ; Toe-makiny faced Dondoners want ice they me their Ashmongers for it and then wi must be on their knees. I to feel that ieee feat favor, and vou are charged or a hundred Party Breaking Up. i eee, New its Douty ‘and Raanee, to ar aay Bets. me port for home to. he Liyveden ff travelers y *naglena Beg per, men, ? tein York on to ° ! ‘ae mai ail the retail trade, ims! three 1 owapapers— r—that hi ae abot oh and See aren't every dee to place face rik Just as he it wpon its likeness in hi hysique — Lord Charles a to be ins, There ne waver. pai Admiral ca! of his "new ade pron ANCIENT EGGS _ ALY IN GROCERY Woman chitees Grocer with Ruining Her Waist, While He Exhibits a Yolk-Frescoed Coat ine, jmoraing an evening, 300 Inters’ ts ing in this world. se tenets ow feature a: “eato! Were two belligerents, John Lisbey, who Ba owns a grocery store on Sixty-third street, and Mrs, Annie Morrow, who lives on the opposite slde of the street. Morrow told the Magistrate that ight some eggs of the grocery- ancient, though not honorablé, company for any use, She took them back. The groceryman would not refund the mon end then an argument began tn the store, which ended in an egg-throwing match that would do justice to any bern: Storming actor's career, ‘This is my walet, that wi sald Mrs. Morrow, showing a garment that was atained with the yellow of a dozen or more eggs. “And this is my coat,” sald Lisbey, calling attention to as fine a piece of waffron decoration as any proud Thes- plan might revel tn, “But she bit me, too, in the souffle,” ‘And that's a lle,"’ chirped the woman, "t. Pass it until, aire iti RAP mest t ruin these, no how, woman, fonors about even," \said His Honor, you can both go your ways,” oP on ————— MAN'S BODY FOUND IN RIVER. ‘The body of a man was found floating to-day off pler No.23, North River, Ie poarently hired RD ta old and Niche pockets. SAYS DRINK HABIT IS GROWING WORSE Magistrate Flammer Denounces in Particular “Morgues” Where “Embalming Fluid,” Strong and Cheap, Is Sold. Magistrate Flammer, tn the Yorkville Police Court to-day, talked on the liquor habit and the increase of drunkenness, which he said Was eo apparent as to necessitate immediate action on the part of practical politicians. ‘The day had been a busy one for the Magistrate and the monotony of intox!- cation cases which had come before him Ne Dad acted as a spark to powder. “It 1s appalling,” he said, ‘to think of the increase of drunkenness, par- ticularly among women. Since the in- crease in the liquor license tax the con- ditions have become worse. Why, look ‘at these men and women, Seventeen cases in all, including gutter drunkards and other of higher class, if there can pe such a thing as degree in intoxica- jon, “The excess is due to the increase In the so-called family trade. The licenses for those places which do not sell liquor over a bar are comparatively nothing compared to those of the regular saloons. It is the habit for men and women to go to these: Places and for ten cents get whiskey that in point of quality is nothing but ‘embalming fluid,’ a name by which I understand it is called. The places that 1 this stuff are called ‘morgues,’ an- r bit of proper nomenclature. ‘Drunkenness 1s more evident on the west skle since the establishment of these ‘morgues’ than ever before. It is now become a real question for the State Excise Board and the sooner they take up the question for consideration the better it will be for the morals of ‘his city. “On Gaturday nights the steady stream of women who pour into these places’ for small retail purchases of the So-called whiskey, then go home and pour the hot fluld down their throats, is evident to all who use their eyes. Then comes @ sabbath of stupor and the fhe ing off of the consequent drunken- an wh provoked the a pity of ot the Magintrato wos n, seventy years old. 6) a put eur ten cen of niehey, sent to the ‘Workhouse. te anxious to and wants he wetall li re and wan e matter State authori- tes, in. Se Recta ng excise logis: ftidn to meet exdating conditions, have an FINED $1 FOR CRUELTY. Pins Lame Lega. Samuel Ginsberry, of No. 42 East Elghty-sixth street, was arrested by cycle Policeman Ennis, of the Weat One Hundrod and Twenty-tifth street station, only two legs in commission. He and his horee and wagon were carried to the police station and looked up over night. To-day he was erraigned before Aagtatrn vate tiger in the Harlem Court, u Just as Bamuel was releasing the r rom hs wallet to pay brother Nathan rushed Headquarters and asked the country be notified hnos ‘of his brother and a spirited an arm reached the Har-| ats lem ting alarm ?'' fjathan a in tho leather strap collecting busl- (From the Philadetphia Press.) "aan doen his best when he te hard put to jeceaalty, you othiae-of invention,’ paid the'ousertee ab Shine, tepid ed the, banadick: wit ¢ m, mostiorsin; for driving a horee that had manda’ STOOD FOR ARREST TO TEST THE LAW Vai Carleton, Former Clerk of the Grand Jury, Refused to Tell Efection Deputy Whether He Was Married or Single. Magistrate Bartow, in the Centre Street Court, was called upon to-day to decide the question whether’a man 1s married or not has any legal bearing on his qualification aa a voter. Valentine Carleton, a relative of the famous tenor, and who for more than ten yeara was clerk to the Grand Jury, was arraigned before the Magistrate on the compla'nt of John D. Maher, Deputy State Superintendent of Elections, who alleced that Mr. Carleton had, in vio- lation of section 676 af the laws of 1898, “refused and neglected to answer ques- tlons placed to him by the Deputy Superintendent of Hlections while the defendant was under oath." Since 189% Mr. Carleton has lived at the Occidental Hotel, Bowery and Broome street, being an intimate and personal friend of the hotel propriem@r, Samuel Kahn. In pursuance to the provisions of the election laws Deputy Supt. Maher went to the Occidental Hotel. last evening to interrogate the guests there who vote from the hotel. When {it came Mr. Carleton's turn he promptly took the oath that was ad- ministered and answered all the ques- tions asked until the one “Are you mar- ried?’ was reached. To this question Mr. Carleton made no reply. “are you marcied?” Mr. Maher re-| W84 peated. “Is ot necessary to answer that ques- tion to qualify as a voter? Mr. Carle-| ness ni ton said, Mr, Maher insisted thet it was. "] decline to answer the question,” Mr, Carleton replied, “and in order to test the matter I am willing to submit the question to any court." Mr, Maher and Mr, Carleton have been acquainted for years andthe fory, mer suggested a great deal of unpleas- antness might be saved # the question] go; was answered, ‘dt {s not for any ulterlor purpose," he explained to Mr. Carleton, “and is only for our own information. Mr, Carleton is not married, but for the principle involved, so he says, he declined to answer the question, Mr. Maher thereupon placed him under ar- rest, Mr, Carleton was talven to the Mul- berry street station-house, where bail waa furnished for his appearance in court to-day by Ofr, Kahn. When he was arraigned before Magis- trate Barlow this morning Mr. Carle- ed say i Stal dated ready to proceed wii in his side ped ee core inves ea ee} that he roared ‘Trey ~ Attor: eral ‘orneliue eins to prosecute git matter invol: $i ue aid Zug one that ol very, carefully. tory upon a citizen every ayention Gam asked by perintenden heigl orvnis ae5. the. consent iF Carleton's pon lawyers, the examina, Monday. the defendant. being pes Poled in the Custody of his counsel = To Aid Nature | This health giver is most speedy in action and satisfact in | results. There will be no bil- ious attacks or sick-headaches if you take tt | on Oct. 17, when @ reception ¢o the fair |Beechams'| Pills | wm DOxe6 10s. | WALLACE T0 RUN AGAINST ABRAMS Leader Strasbourger Picks Out a Young Lawyer, Now on Wedding Trip, as His Candi- date for Assembly. PAWNEE CLUB TO RATIFY. It Will Be the Cry Do So Hall. the First to Take Up for McClellan and Will to-Night at Reinhold’s | Samuel Strasbourger, the Republi leader in the Thirty+tir ful inspection of his Davids, has apparently HT. Wallace to go out and give bat Isaac A. Hopper’s Goliath, Assembly- man Lewis A, Abrams, who won this! Republican stronghold last year by | 1,770 votes. The Sam Slaterites in the fight for the leadership taunted Stras- bourger with losing the district last fall. | Strasbourger read a little history to his, to the effect that thelr treach-| ery lost the district. The district clected him over Slater. Now he muat ‘make and Wallace, who is an enerzetie lawyer, well under thirty, and a bran new Benedict, not yet back from is honeymoon, wilt probably be nelected| to “do the trick. ei The Pawnee Club, of the Thirty-ntth) Assembly District, will hold the first ratification meeting of the campaign.| It will take place to-night, less than) ‘owenty-four hours after ‘the ticket | was nominated, It will be a masn@nect- ing at Reinhold’s Hall, No, 215 Third avenue, William i, Cullen and John J.) Coffes, two of Haffen's district captains, have tle meeting in charge, and ex- Corporation Counsel Arthur CG. Butt John F. Murray, William Gill and other see Gov. Odell, Senator Depew and several ot! Republican heavy-weights will speak at the dedication of the new! palace club-house of the Republican! Club, No, 64 West Fortieth street, on| ‘the evening of Oct. 15. Ex-Judge W. M. K. Olcott will be the Chairman of the! Reception Committee. Other members are George KR. Sheldon, the probable| gueceasor of the late Fred 8. Gibbs ai National Commitieeman; Mrnest Hall, Cornelius Hedett, the werrpely tee: . Taito e Andfews, duslice Juilus Sayer, met C. Addoms, Whitelaw ela Jonn| 3. lor Sheff: ol, Robert C. ichard Deeves, James R. | Lucien Knapp. Alexander Hamilton, A,| L. Merriam, John J. McCook, Judge Sea-) bury and Frank Moss. The new club- houxe will be thrown open to the ladies sex will be given. oes The Republican Club will hold a big! ratification meeting at Cooper Union at the earliest date the hall can be ob- tained. Ex-Assemblyman Edward A. Fallows, Chairman of the club Commit- tee on Meetin, and Speakers, has the, preliminaries in charge. The club has organized for the campaign, with Frank Moss as Ciera of the Commirtee on Literature; B.A. Jones, on Laws and Hisetlon Day Werk: William Ay Bryan, Special Local Work, and Frank H. Part: on POR: “pim' Campbell {8 about to blossoni as & publicist. The Sage of the Oriental Club announces himself as the champion of 75,000 downtrodden and much} ra, in whi behalf and! ublish “The Janitor, homas W" in the editorial “chi: Canary Tolan went gotta’ for Mister Dooley in the late primary fight in the| {! Twenty-third, and, although Dooley was beaten, “election” of a new Mayor for the Canaries. Canary Island 1s the triangu- lar strip of land lying along the Harlem| 7) 1 River between Fitth and Lenox avenues, One Hundred and Thirty-fiftn id One Hundred and Forty-sixth streets, which’ Eonatitutes, the Sixteenth Election Dis- tri upon a time a little creek he northwest corner along the indary and emptied into the Harlem Bt the southeast corner, and it an ‘sa, but, ee Mae wea filled long ago, etilyy Cooney Island. “sPaddy' Kane ‘was “Mayor,” but in ‘the tate, ta He Syor ie Now tt is Mayor Tom’ vine” | The first registration Gave are Priday and Saturday of next week. from 7 A. M. to {3 sa M. There wiNl be another chance to’ quality for vot: on ae and Baturda: 7, Oct. 16 i. M t Fomiate ter cannot vote, ee yee, 0 SSTEETH Painless Process. Work Guaranteed. wit your friends and vou This WEEK ONLY. Bridge Work, per Bride imneets Pe tooth. Cant Del Si Ke +4 St, near Broadway. PC eth) cor, Cortlandt St..N.¥. itman ni the primary did result in the| i RIVAL CANDIDATE IN THE THIRTY-FIRST DISTRICT LEVI P. MORTON ILL AT HIS HOME Former Governor’s Physician Says His Condition Is Not Serious and the Misses Mor- ton Have Not Been Sent For. "The iNness of Levi P. Morton is caus- ing family and friends much worry. Al- though the physicians who are frequent- ly at the former Governor and Vice- | President's home, at No. 681 Fifth ave- nue, y his condition Is not serious, his vanced age makes It hard for him to withstand any Indisposition. Great secrecy Is maintained by the family, and the report that telegrams had been sent to his two daughters, Mrs. 2ustis and Mrs. Winthrop Rutherford, ho are camping in the Adirondacks, askine them to come to his bedeide. is strongly denied by Mrs, Morton and Miss Morton. Morton caught a cold while at je three ays ago, and upon the advice of physicians there cane to his home in this city, He bed at once, and came from the htm niin the Morton home to-day it was aid Mri Morton's "condition ‘was inpraved dani 1 as ped he wou cia a Case was taken Ary bey i sata it would be necessar: is wife and dau mountains to car SW Ms athe ton to keep In his room al one tor. r. ONtt, Morton was seyenty-nine poor old In 9 eal Gon: ened con. besh ta Sateilent Bhi - Aluon and his wonderfull be trons enough joations, which atisuciag 9 thought to rious menace in to ward off Mnetwise jleht prove | to his health. RALLY DAY FOR BAPTISTS. At the annual dinner and business meeting of the Leaington Avenue Bap- tist Church the attendance was the largest and most enthusiastic in the history of the church. The reports of the various organisations showed erat. fying results, several of them having Guten in membership during the pest Year. ‘To-morrow is Rally Rev. Dr. John L. Campbell will preach in the morning and event PROF, KOCH’S LYMPH INHALATION 1 CURES Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption. wo MZaiittle ton took old Souating ang at ct o. ey oo) 2 - could eee BAG Se ere fall se a owe FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Doctors recommend walk- ing as the ideal exercise. Good walking needs good shoes. Just one shoe that will al- ways ensure good walking—|* the ‘“ Coward.” The shoe planned on the human foot lines. The shoe to fit all feet. SOLD NOWNERE ELSE, - AMES 9S. COWARD, 4 Greeawich St., near Warren 8t..N.Y. Mail Orders Pilled. SEND FOR CATALOQUE. 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