The evening world. Newspaper, November 21, 1903, Page 3

w Se £ Supposed to Be Mrs. E. C. Gor- WEST POINT MEN AT HORSE SHOW One Hundred Cadets in Uniform! Viait Their Friends in the Boxes and Watch Perform-| ances in Jumping Events. SOME OF THEM TO RIDE THE HUNTERS TO-NIGHT. @rzat Interest Taken in Judging of Street-Cleaning Horses Driven by “White Wings” of Major Woodbury’s Force. A bright d{t of color was added to the flashing hues mingled in the prome- lo by the uniforms of 100 West Polat ts who had the freedom of the Gar- den this afternoon. The cadets are all of the senior class, who ate making @ holiday of tt, visiting thelr friends and sweethearts In the boxes and criticising the performances of the hunters tn the jumping evente. Several have been in- vited 49 take a mount, and as thelr horsemanship is of the highest order some spirited riding js promised this ening. Another feature of the day's pro- gramme that provoked no little Interest ca ‘was the judging of seventeen street- cleaning horses driven by “White {Wings ¢o the familiar city chariot. This event, “open only to horses and | carts of the New York Street-O@aning Department,” to be judged on the con- ition of the horses, was marked by qa ‘high spirit of rivalry, The horses have such high-eounding names as Black Dia- mond, ‘Flora, Evangeline, Dolly’ Gray ‘and Irish Boy, The Manhattan White Wings had the superiority of numbers, Brooklyn showing only seven. ‘The Brooklyn sweeps claimed a higher de- gree of dreeding for their exhibits. No Lagging of Interest. ‘There was no evidence-of lagging in- terest when the judging began to-day. The only familiar figures on the prome- nade aad in the boxes who were missed were the ladies and gentlemen of the silage. ‘The matinees kept them awa The old-ime horse-show thabitues say that never before have the fair ones of histrionic bent turned out In sued brill- fant array. Prominent among those populgr favorites have been Gertrude anid (Maxine Elliott, whose strixing resem- flunce and rare beauty have attracted wide attention, although both were sim- | ply gowned. inthe frst number shown to-d: Shetland stallions not exceeding fort six Inches—Edwin I, Hawiey's Breseay, of Pittstord, won his second blue rib: , bon. ‘The red, yellow and white rlibons {went to Master Thomas L. Watt, Jr.'s | ponles—Monte Carlo, Toronto and Red In class No, 87 for shetland brood | ‘mares with foal the ribbons were Avitieal toi sasterWeltre emeat ine blue to Gladys, the red to North, the yellow to Donna Fubrina and the I. C. &% Primrose. White Wings in the Ring. jong sustained blast on Happy diary Wheox's bugle ushered in the clanking chariots of the Street Cleaning pepartment, In the tanbark oval were Bireet Cleaning Commissioner Weodbury and Deputy Police Commissioner Piper. At the Fourth avenue entrance Brook- lyn and Manhattan white wings pressed #oout the rails and watched the man- cutis, some in the nent making quarter es of their favorites, a spirited Manhattan iced, broke {nto @ trot there was a wild @hout of enthusiasm. Waen the judges final gonsultation ‘only the tui fron charlote and the yum: ispered in ack n anatthtee sianbuscen carts got ‘the there were loud aise e was a. tremendous. shout of ay-| min & Sims on the Pennsylva Be ween the blue ribbon was road Improvements be n Lilly and to Jack, of stable G, Man! ortage. There were ihe job, Whe shout was followed by the fa Portage. There we i en ell of the Manha White Wings: | all ftalians, and ‘in the hieh TemeeNe de ash! a de Sis! | burned were 125 of these. 1s qoterceume atniitan The Kardon! wag about 100 fect long, in q rang with this rollicking mvhen the red ribb also from. stu yellow and white rj and Don, of stable G, Brooklyn, where upon the bridge rushing white wings Out with th hurling ery +09 shovel, du and broom! ullges! squilgee! Brooklyn! sweeper yontes not. exceed f Pittsford w mmte Ca little Miss Hay Was driven by who said philos; award: “Well, an occ breaks the moretod er Wa Wanine and Red ‘ox aon third and fourth prizes. | seven men were burned to death and a -| score or more were seriou 1] and the lames were upon the men be- THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, meer DRE pe NET ORE Te 1908. ROME AE VERT SOMES ee ALFRED G, VANDERBILT AS SHE APPEARS IN SIMPLE ptt aes AT THE HORSE bod Hal Ce OPPO LODO: 64-4826 Oe IOOOOO were FIGHTING 10 JOHNSTOWN, Pa. over 100 Italian ral asleep in a shanty near Lilly, Pa., on} the Pennsylvania Railroad, early to-day j the bullding caught fire and before the} foreigners could escape at least twenty- on: ly Injured MoMena- Ratl- ‘The men were employed b: height and built in-the usual siyle of such quarters. The eastera end was devoted to the cooking and exting, while the men slept in bunks like sardines in a can in the western end. There was only one door at each end and the windows were few and small. The fire is supposed to have started end, Tre bullding burned like tinder. fore any of them were aroused. Then began a struggle for the outside > 282OO0 FourR WrHiTe PLUME S ac from an overheated stove in the eastern] I SOSoa2 : SHE w “THE Box syTs £24 S8OTOOSE i < THE ONLY WHO “WATCHED THE > HER HUSBAND 1S WORTH SEVENTY-FIVE MILLIONS OF. DOLLARS?! YET THE ONLY JEWELRY THIS SMALL Wy DIAMOND PIN, YY PIESHEL GOVE SS BLACK ELE HAT. woman SES, ORE WAS MRS. ALFRED G- VANDERBILT NUMBER OF THE IN WHICH SHE (sis FSECSEROCSE COSSOOEE They fought and sera doors, and the weaker crushed down and trampled on, Others were roasted ¢o death there. Those who ran for the door were in! the wildest sort of panic. They fought| and kicked, and among those who ¢ he caped there are many who bear marks! of the fierce strife which took place in| this battle for Ife. A few got out of the small windows, minus clothes, and with thelr bodies cul from broken glass. y Who did manage to get out thely savings of years in their trunks. whieh they left behind th In the building. Remembering this fact as soon as they got outside, they fought Just as fiercely to get back. A few succeeds but for the sike of their hoarded treas- ure they gave up their lives, In the ruins to-day some of the corpses were ¢jose beside the hooped bands of their trunks, and melted gold n thes dies were ys Ath. Ital od at, them to-day and. wh tan in the shanty, was una Ufy a. single one, ihe to idene WOMAN DEAD ON AN ALBANY BOAT man, of Philadelphia, and It Is Thought She Took Over- dose of Powerful Medicine. ° ALBANY, N. Y,, Nov. 2.—The dead body of a woman about forty years old owas found In a stateroom on the steam- ¢r Adirondack, on the People's line of might boats, afler her arrival here from New York this morning. She is sup- posed to be Mrs. E. C. Gorman, of Phil- adelpita, She had been dead but a short time, and ts thought ‘to have taken acciea tally an overdose of powerful medicine, Coroner Guysling has the body and will fold an’ autopsy. The woman was travelling alone. A small black grip wan her only bag- &uge, and in this was a small hand dic- ‘ionary upon thé fly leat of which was mritten, “E. C, Gordon, Philadelphia,’! JUST SIXTEEN AND LOST IN NEW YORK. Pretty Roxbury Miss Flees from Home on a Sound Steamer— Her Sorrowing Parents Are Scouring the City for Her. Just sixteen years old Liu Gleason, of No, 4 Maywood Terrace, Roxbury, Mass,, Js somewhere in little old New York, hiding from garents, so they say, and the police have been isked to look for her. Mr, and M frequenting the popular peering Into every face, -|their daughter.| Bhe left her home fast noon and when last heard of was on the Fall River line steamboat Pusitan, which arrived here Wednesday morn- ing. She was in the company of an older woman, the stewardess says, but that is all that the parents could learn, Renjaznin Gleason are thoroughfares, hoping to tind asday after> A couple of handkerchiefs, toilet articles $4.13 In money’ was all the bbe ape had, _ Coroner fob al susie a to fain ail Qquiry has ‘Wed d ‘The girl hasbeen a hard student and her father and mothér believe that her Bes bes St heen afferted, She speaks he ae ‘o onde, eats Riaaeos and si ately es de ak ian stein ™ he BREAKS VOW TO WED. e Said He Would elor, George Hoffner, the “light of the North Star Fishing Club, swore a year ago he was going to be a bachelor for the rest of his life, George changed his mind recently, and invitations are out for his wedding. The North Star Fishing Club is of Swedish origin. o are all of ite mom; ers. Wien George Hoffner surprised his frlends in the clud the other night by announcing his change of mind rega: ing matrimony it was suggested a t steak dinner be given as a far minder to George of bis ‘m lor days.” ‘Tho dinner was given last night in the Waubun Cafe, near the Thirty-fourth street ferry Géorge Hoftner 0} Remain a re GUEST OF THE KAISER. BERLIN, Nov, 21.—Lord Lonsdale will arrive at Potsdam to-morrow and will be Emperor William's guest, Are You Constipated? It causes more than half the sickness in the world, especially of women. It can be prevented if Beecham’s Pills are taken whenever nature calls for assist- ance. Comfort and happiness follow the use of Beecham’s Pills (Bele Hrecrebere, eho buslegeant 27 WORKMEN DIED IN FIRE [0 JOHASTO SAVE MONEY SUED FOR DIVORCE | Shanty, in Which 125 Slept, Ablaze,and Many No Defense Made by Dentist After Wild Struggle to Escape Run Back for Their Hoardings. Who Lived with Marie Lay-|" ton, Now in Sing Sing for Em- bezzling $35,000. ‘Testimony was taken in Justice ;Keogh's Supreme Court. at White |Piains, to-day in a suit for absolute divorce brought by Mrs. Helen E. Johnston, formerly a prominent society delle of Paterson, N. J. against Dr. Albert M, Johnston, the Fifth avenue dentist, who was living with Marie Lay- ton. the embezzler of $25,000 worth of \the funds of the United States Playing {Card Company of Manhattan There was no opposition to the sult Miss Layton who 1s serving an indeter- {mined sentence in Sing Sing prison for embezzlement, was named as co-re- spondent. It was shown that Dr. John- sion married the plaintiff at Paterson on July 14, 1897, and they lived together only about one yea: At the time of Miss Layton’s arrest she was living as the wife of Dr. Johnston at Larchmont-on-the-Sound. and Law- yer H. F, Lawrence. of No, 68 Park Row, submitted evidence to that ex- tent. Lawyer Lawrence alxo called Catha- rine Brice, a janitress of an apartment ‘house wt No. 153 West Bightieth street, Manhattan, who testifed that Dr. John- ston resided there with Mari fon as! his wife from November, 1898, fovem~ ber, 1900. Judge Ke yell not grant the decree until he e testimony. Gold in Your Garret Hundreds of housewives who never Fs anything, who think they or imagine it isa task, are ae tng the good of castaway fabrics x aid be made aoe te ‘DIAMOND pres It is an extremely eas; color with Diamond the cost is but a trifle. re, are for home use and home economy. Diamond Dyes Color Anything Any Color ee Soy af gia yeas The is, as you can plainl, With Dovenares, Joven & Campanas; He got his job; twirl you and mi Through a little NUE LOVE WHILE Paul McCornac, Eccentric Young | | Bachelor, Defendant in a Suit | for Alienation of Charles E. Converse’s Wife's Affections. MAN OF MANY QUEER PRANKS | Once Sent a Fictitious Notice of His | Wedding to a New Haven Society Girl Just to Hoax a Poughkeepsie Reporter, He Explained. POUGHKEEPSIE, Nov. 21.—The suit for $50,000 brought against Paul Me- | Cornac by Charles 1. Conve who! charges that the young a bachelor alienated his s affections, will be the frst called on Monday. The) tory behind the suit has never been | told. As both were promi #00: ea | before they left Poughkerpsie there | great interest in the trial d almost constantly us father died| ara nyo, leaving him an es- | tate valued at more than $500,000, He soon #okl the handsome home on Hyde Park road to Mr. Converse, a wealthy @ry-goode merchant, He fitted up lix-! urfant apartments on the second fluor, of his barn that he might be near his} horses. | The barn was only a short distance from the Converse home, and the young ‘man Was # frequent visitor there, The house was suddenly closed, and Mr. and Mrs. Converse moved to a hotel. Me- Cornac closed his apartments and went) to the same hote:, Stung by the disgrace of the gossip, Mr. Converse disposed of his business Interests and left the clty, MeCornac also left and has since lived in New} York, He ‘ad his fine string of horses | shipped there, and lie ix now «a prom- | Inent figure on the Speedway i Barly in the summer MeCornac had Converse arrested in New York and taken before a Magistrate, cnarged witli} making threats. Mr. Converse was dis- charged and the suit for damages was filed soon afterward. A year or more ago @{cCornac sent a notice to a New York paper that he had been married to a young women in New taven. A few da later he ad- mitted th: he had sem the notice as a joke, vhinkiffm to “get even” with a} Poughkeepsie reporter. He never ex- plained how he thought the joke would work, ‘The young man once clashed with the police exploding several sticks of dynamlie near his barn in the middle of the night. id the stuft was in Athletes and Muscle Building. Mr. Henry Arnold, Union Settlement Athletic Club Hast rorst St, New York City, the champion amateur \hurdler and all round athlete, relies upon Dr. Greene’s Nervura The World’s Greatest Tonic tokeep his system in condition and help build strong mus¢les and steady nerves. Mr, Arnold says: “T recommend Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy for all who ‘run down,’ and especially for those who are engaged in athletic sports or in work where great strength and endurance are required. As a strength- giver and a general builder up of the muscles, nerves and flesh, I believe it to be without an equal.” are Dr. Greene’s Nervura is recommended and sold by} all druggists. 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