The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1903, Page 4

_the “providers” are at work, a~* in the East Side Tenements All Is in fleadiness for the Great An- tual Thanksgiving Feast. CITY’S DEPENDENTS / ARE NOT FORGOTTEN. The Poor as Well as the Crim- inal Will Partake of the Na+ ¢ tional Bird—Many Dinners Arranged for Newsboys. ‘This ts the Thanksgiving bill of fare guggested by Oscar, the famous chef at the aWidorf-Astoria: THE WALDORF: ASTORIA. pe, Cod Oysters. jouD. Witet of psileh, Sole 'a ia Marguerite. jcumbers. Gaddte of Mutton with Puree of Chest- nuts. Stuffed Peppers. Rhode Island ie phed Stuffed with ‘elery. Cranberry % ng Ra ‘Amerioan “style, Lettuce Sal: Camembert Cheese. Plum Pudding with Vanilla Sauce. Mince P! Coffee. Here is the Thanksgiving dinner at Dolan’s famous lunch-room: CACr DOLAN, lam Chowder. Beet and—(with ie ei agoeat ‘on the and). Grutiors Mince Pie. ‘This is the longe.t day of the year— to the thousands of children who are awaiting t'> dawn of Thanksgiving morning. Longer than the aay before Christmas because through the slowly moving hours they must sit in stuffy @chool rooms and wonder {f the hands of the clock will never go round. T= the busy offices of the city, where fW Fifth Avenue Palaces and -6> COUNTRY FOLK COME TO TOWN IN GEORGE ADE’S NEW FUNNY PLAY, ©909060000000000006 989040990000 OO0000 0901009 10 GFH9OCHEMHOSOOS BG TURKEY MAKES [FOUNDRY FIREDOS hE THANKFOLY HAVOC IN SALON! $30,000 DAMAGE “THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN.” 49000000 qneer 50 MANY TRAVELING GLNTLENEN! Grace Fisher as Lorena Watkins. ‘COUNTY CHAIRMAN eomfortable homes where mothers or servants are preparing for the coming feast, the excitement is less intense, Yet all share in the Joy of anticipation, ‘To-morrow iu the day of Bete and of thanksgiving for the good things of earth the year has yielded. In the pataces jn Fifth avenue and iverside Drive and in the humble tene- ments of tho east side can be heard the din of preparation, for each one can » find something for which to be thankful, To the rich and to the poor it Is a time to forget the cares of life and to be grateful for the things they have re- eelved, even though they be small, Net All Wilt Have Tarkey. ‘Not every one in Greater New York or in the nation will have turkey for the feast, but fow will need to go without @ hearty, nourishing meal in this year of plenty. For those who have been unfortunate and who face the winter with doubts and misgivings the more Prosperous will provide generously. If all the turkeys which are now @walting the oven in New York were moulded into one, a wag estimates that the gigantic bird could eat his break- fast off the roof of the Fintiron Butld- ing: There Is, indeed, a greater demand that the market men can supply. New England and Long Island farmers are holding on to many fowls for the higher prices they hope to get later. To the very poor the price of the gob- ler is prohibitive, and even persons in moderate. circumstances find H a lux- ary. The market price for turkey | cents a pound. Goose, which Is, general- ly within the reach of the poor at thie season, ia now at the same price. The city has not forgotten Its depend- enté, and while thousands of happy fain- files are guthered in their homes and the Jess fortunate content themeselves with tagger things provided by luxurious Js and restaurants the inmates of the olty institutions for the destitute, the criminal and the sick will be fed Dountifully. VParkey for City Dependents, In the various Institutions controlled by the Departments of Charities and Corrections, seyerai thousand pounds of turkey and chickens will be served, be- sides large quantiles of mince ples, celery, apples and ice cream and the other accessories to a first olass Thanks- @tving dinner. “The Department of Charities will alone use 7,000 pounds of turkey and 6,00 pounds of chicken. In the Department of Corrections 5,000 pounds of turkey hhaye been ontered and 4,000 pounds of Ghickeus, There will also be used for ‘this Department alone 2,000 mince ples, ‘The number of pounds of fowl appor- tioned to the various city hospitals fol- low: Bellevue, 1,240 pounds turkey, 1,150 pounds chicken; Gouverneur, 125 pounds turkey, 100 pounds chicken; Harlem, 76 pounds turkey, 50 pounds chicken; For ham, pounds turkey and & pounds ehicken. Bome one always iooks afte: the new: @nd the little ragamufins who living from the street, and they eat as they have not eaten in months. They will «et turkey, too, the Fiehest and sweetest that the farmers Eave sent to the ojty, These turkeys “all be stuffed and there will be cran- Derry sauce on the side and a lot of other things. not omitting the delicacies which are most dear to the youthful pp ate. Chariiable need ma. oad organizations haye ar- dinners, where the poor wm Unt they want no it be asked no que: @ season when charity ould be any scarcity of tur- ds no lack of cranberries, and | ble fruit finds as much favor m with ether poultry and meats | is with turkey. en es thy aca opening of the sea- | e aie en And, begun Septem rf carfoa loads hi Jons of the West now coming for the te ks ire ar are mbout ie atnounting 8 10,175.00 oushels, com- season for the rice) a large demand for | \ chietly upon | t CARRIES THE CITY George hav's Pow Political Satire at Wallack’s Keeps Conven- tion of First-Nighters in a Roar for Hours. ‘ e "The County Chairman” called a con- vention of first-nighters together nt Wallack's iaxt night and kept It in the best of good nature for more than, two hours, George Ade's political satire carriet the metropoiitan district by a large majority, ‘The County Chairman" de- serves to remain in office until at least the spring term. Although Mr, Ade didn't pop out be- fore the curtain and sputter thanks for | “your kind applause” (another proof of | his originality), he won a genuine suc- cess, for ‘this playful political play of his is “the best line of goods," to use one of his expressions, that he has offered this dramatically mourning com- munity. i “The great American play" which the National Art Theatre Society and oth- ers expectantly awalt hasn't been un loaded at the theatrical freight offics, but Mr. Ade has shipped us something typically American and truly amusing To keep Broadway in almost constant laughter through four acts Is no eas Job, yet Mr. Ade performed the tas! without turning a literary hair or show- Ing his forlorn face before the foot- | lights. Unmaske Politics, In “The County Chairman’? he has unmasked the humor of American poll tics, which, at best, Is little more than a joke. He has laid his campaign in a country township, but its principle} applies equally as well to a Manhattan borough, for one touch of poiltics, like that of nature, makes the whole world kin, Victorious Tammanyites and van- quished “reformers” in Inst night's audience recognized primitive een) in Mr, Ade's crude charac It was a relief to find that Mr, Ade did not expect us to take him seriously. ‘There is but one serious moment in the play, and that is when Jim Hackier, the County Chairmaa, ts on the po.nt of publishing as’ thief Ellas Rigby, the opposition candidate for Prosecuting | Attorney, who years before cheated Hackler out of the woman he loved. The appeal of Rigby 8 wife moves Hack- ler to relent. Hacker, who is a politician of the true country type, secures the nomina- on of his junior law partner, Tilford Wheeler, against old Rigby, with whose daughter the young man is In love, In the election Wheeler defeats hus prospec- Uve tather-in-la | That Eudes Story. That is all there is of the story, but Ade has conuned with It such a quaint, natural picture of rural poiluics and lite that, tne play, Wich ite Milaliu “yrewse. Vinuge types ar the Ugerriig accuracy Uispliycu in his tamed * ts polticay aecail & Led the gleeless OUNUHA-trinuted speakers’ sand to the iu tor the final returns tn tne town hall Macly, Arbuckle, of ine County Coas bodinent of the ehruwd, hit oft in the | character the eae "ratal. politie urs of the or many other Quite eo wuscesstul Jast night. He was eat lo ean ng ,chovolaterdro} atyle Gt peoon wer failed > lie ‘Was ax funny as Whole mitre! snow. The Teuinimder of Che cayt was en- urel: Watt. "Lo the country-bred aD a | York's ‘400."" ade! Grrelier, to tele. erat of brick and ¥ oda id delat "ahd tx port those whe cha joys "Se rural Woes il, bel feney “cat at ‘aplencr cS GEE! HAW! THE FARMERS ARE TO JOIN THE FOX HUNT All the Country Folk Are to Gallop with the Big Meadowbrook Crowd, their blooded Jumpers and great packs of pedigreed hounds. So Btl Perkins proposed a Thanks- siving Day hunt to his neighbor, and his neighbor carried the suggestion along. Every mother's son who can beg or bor- row a saddle to sling over an old plough horse will be on deck for the fun. “I wonder who knows where old Mr. Fox is disportin’ himself?" said Bill to his friend. “Ain't we here? Do you s’pose there's any o' them bush-tails we don't know about? Well, you Jes' wait until Thankegivin’ night." “Goin’ tu th’ hunt?” queried a young Westbury farmer of his nelghbor to- day+ ‘Over to see them conts? No alree, I've" “Hold on a minut pink tea bovs Is scat Thanksgivin’, ‘Th’ boys has Just got up a little hunt o' their own, and iUl! make that other blzness look like thirty cents, as the city feller says.” do tell!" ure's you're born, Bill, Maybe we t look quite as pert and fancy, but if you think you can stand ‘the comp'ny dudes with red now, Bil, Them aled fer a back Women Apprehenntve. jist throw th’ saddle over your old ME nora arenthenets nigoune : _ 3 sweethearts and youi mare and me along. wives are just a litle apprehensive ‘And so the word has spread until every | Jhout the hunt, for the patient nage of the country folk are not used to cros#- The good young farmer, and the old ones, too, for t matter, are busy with c comb | country runs. thar matter, are busy with curry-comb | Tiking tint to-day and otherwise pre- aud brush to-day to be ready for the| paring to act aa @ hospital corps, great rival to the famous” Meadow] ” atthe M Brook no one seems to Chuslastic about the rival Thanksgiving Day event ts the ieroutnae in all the year and the ridera not anxious to have. their preserves encroached upon. o them ft seems a dit presumptuous hat these sons of the soll should not be pntent to look on from a comfortable wt_on the I tree or from the slanting roof the blue ribbon event for men and women of New bev very hunts Brook Hunt, the “horsey” Get Spirit of Chane, \ The spirit of the chase has finally! ot into the veins of the natives. Nature Ned them, and when it comes right down to hard pan, they argued. why abouldn’t they chase the elusive fox as Well as the gayly dressed clty folk with LADY BOUNTIFUL NOW ON EXHIBITION corn erlb, Over thetr vrandy and soda the wealthy hunters are saying unpleasant things, while throughout the countryside the farmers are making ready for their Initial hunt, qaace the biamast hit the Macy display has ever show in addition to. the moving plotures the guitire show space is glven up to a holt- display which tempts the lonely nalent Who has no home of his own. The display of tadle delicacies, atart- Ing from the ingredients of (a ‘thanks dinner dawn to the complet are shown in the Broadwa windows. Exquisite" cutsclasy, Ane china, table napery, are displayed In the var‘ous windows tr Altoget* the Macy window display lls M oO ke fa She Is Shown as the Star At>|js,one,tms year to make father watt manmm mj the children are viewing traction These Days in the): Big Show Windows of the Macy Store. the window display. ** AMERICAN GIRL’S DEBUT. Olive Fremstad Will Be Heard in “Die Walkare” To-Night. Opportunity to test the elaborate stage mechanism which Manager Conrled has installed at the Metropolitan Opera- House will be afforded at to-night's per tableaux that have made the store a formar@ of “Die Wallture.” ‘The cast centre of attraction as the holidays ap- {8 unusually attractive, as Mme. Gadski proached in past years has called out | Will make her first appearance as Brunn- enthusiasm more than ever this year, | hilde, Olive Fremstad, an American Around the show windows on the Thir- | itl, will be heard for the first time in ty-fourth street side the sidewalks are) this country In grand opera. She sings blocked with women and children who} Sleglinde, and Ernest Kraus, as Sleg- have come down to view the charactérs| Mund, will be heard after an absence of made famous in the Sunday newspapers. | Several years, Fellx Mottl, regarded as The entire show space east of the Thir- | Wit Kresteat of Wagnerian conductors, ty-fourth street entrance Is given up! York audienss, oy nilal bow to a New “Why, the s Lady Bountiful!” Small boys and girls and grown-up boys and girls, too, are crowded around Macy & Co.'s windows, for the moving to the Uisplay, and here Lady Bountiful{ Mme. Milka ‘Ternina, who will sing and her proteges are #hown up in their! Kundry, and Alois Burgesalien, who is dete) A : for the title role in "Barsifal,” Siaiey pang predicam| plotured by {hal arrived from Europe, and began Gene Carr In the Sur jrehoarsals to-day. ‘They were accom: “And there's the Jolly Jackies, too, | panied by Miss Wdith Walker, the new Ainerican contralto, Mme. Vicini, who created the role of Musetta in this country, will sing It at performance mamma, youngster, erled out an enthusiastic ‘ea Harriman’s funny pictu: | 9) Taahegh cocnohte oN uen Boerne,” o the Hines of Mee. ers of the Sunday World comic iis Hat bla 3 plement, are shown tn wax images ay yolving around the big Macy windows. THANKSGIVING TURKEYS, Well-known charapiers from all the} The Carter Meticine Company gave Sunday col plements make up v8 to all thelr employees today. the tableaux this year and the windows | THX old-extablished custom has been display is the most attractive the Macy | Observed annually by Mr. Brent Good, atore Ras over made, the President of the company. for man All of the comie characters are shown Bho, Dr, Dutt Manufectu ch Mr. Good 8 of pletures, ‘The waxon ef- helr emy ¢ Ife size and a ried turkers are nu imitation of news: |§ Loty pes. the P nployed in the yrapping de- Sane ser sree i received (he largest tirkey 1s always 109k: 1 and grown up Was not given moving, —— DIED AFTER NIGH WORK, Charles Nichols, seventy-five years old, *\consulted Dr. Alls! advice whieh cost them nothing. Caught After He Has Cleaned Out Barroom and Put the Proprietor and His Customers to Flight. “Look out, Tommy, that bur-rd is the divvle himself!" Joseph Feely, proprietor of a saloon at Grove and Ninth streets, Jersey City, stood on top of his desk in his office and shouted this over the top of the oor to Policeman Thomnas Moran, who was trying to capture a thirty-three pound turkey that had broken out of {ts cage in the window of the saloon and bad driven the proprietor and cus- tomers to flight. The turkey had become enraged by the teasing of children and broke the slate across the front of the box in which it was kept, Before it could be stopped {t had smashed all the bottles {n the window and iMquor was running over the floor in streams. Four laborers who were drinking at the bar dropped their beer fled as the turkey ei window, Feely tried to capture it, but! jit flew up and uppercut hin in the ‘chin. He then took reruge in his office. | Moran heard the noise and entered to investigate. Even his club and shield fated to awe the Thanksgiving fowl. and he beat a hasty retreat on the ad- vice of Feely, Aw the turkey was chas- ing Moran’ out of the saloon Feely! rushed up behind lt and grabbed it by the legs and neck. A crate was secured from a nearby grocery store and the turk was again imprisoned. ln Comma amd Pana Prwseni gion - Dr. RV Pure. Many mothers of families in the United States have reasort to be grateful to the person who recom- mended Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- scription, This is a medicine spe- Clally prescribed for diseases of wo- mankind. It does not cure eczema, catarrh In all its forms, nor heart disease, for it is put up for the single purpose of curing diseasen pecullar to women, It has @ reputa- tion of over thirty-five years of cures, and has sold more largely on this continent than any other medi- cine for women. Another point in Its favor—it does not contain a single drop of alcohol or of any narcotic. It is purely vegetable. An_ alcoholic compound for women is something no woman should take. Womanly weakness will always bring on ner- vous irritability and a nervous con- dition, for which alcohol Is the worst thing In the world. What the wo- man needs {s a vegetable tonic, like Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which will build up her delicate sys- tem and bring about a healthy ton It cures the drains and weaknesses of women, and the manufacturers of- fer to pay $500 reward for any case of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolapsus, or Falling of Womb, which they cannot cure, All they ask is a fair and reasonable trial If you want to know what alls you the United States mail will bring you the best medical advice for only) the cost of writing materials and stamps, Many pecple owe their present good health to the fact that they Pierce by letter, giv- ing him all possible information about their condition, symptoms, et and received in return good medical This} in why we advise you to write to Dr.} R. V. Pierce, the founder of the In- yalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. ¥. yt pxAioition this year has mac vy or! the missing bin > © UP TOF) of No. 18 Lexington avenue, Jerse Santa Claus Jettars trom | City. an employee of the Adams Expres sopplicating children ts also shown In nriked on the Company's pler tho moving tadlenux and dihenlty In in Jersey City luat night And-at 4 AM. wiven mothers who ty to drag their | bowrded a trolley car at the wennert: Ghitaren way from the Interonting | Vania Kerry station ‘for home, wintow dant jghe , Cag, atarted he pitched forward Heart Ginetiee Was the oa The ies DE Owing the comle char: | Anad. Hi from the Munday papere bas | death mi a reselying Dr, Pierce by no means confinsa | himself to prescribing his well-known | medicines, He tells you in the most common-sense way what ails you,|M. {what you ought to do, what line of treatment should be soumee ve in a particular case, and vase does ort tae the need wo Soved ory Suk = “Twn Doder eats. mast awl im ~ mong irene. . Every woman from Maine to California should give thanks to the GOLD DUSF TWINS are Big Plant in Long island City Is] and “ Let them do her work.” | Nearly Destroyed by Flames Which Started in New Blast Furnace. Engines were still oumping water this murning on the ruins of the fire that partly destroyed the architectural tron work plant of Richey, Browne & Donald, at Borden avenue and Newtown’ creek. Leng Island City. A renresentative of the firm said this morning that the loss would probably be about $300,000. There 1s & partial insurance. “ ‘The fire originated In a one-story frame building in which a new bdlast furnace was installed yesterday. It is ight a spark from the furnace may have set fire to the building or that there may have been an explosion in the furnace, The two main wooden ‘ulldings of the plane were totaly: destroyed. fs them was used as a factor; the other wed occupied ‘by the offices ‘of the Arm: There were ‘several other wooden structures in the plant, which covers an area of about three acres, and conaumed. | The only. pullding fore “Handing ia the fou which brick building. This 1a Caped. serious’ dam tity of machinery was render by’ the flames. — FREE ON BRIBERY CHARGE, LANSING, Mich, Nov, %.—After twelve hours’ deliberation the Jury which tried ex Genator svhn Hol for attempted bribery of a talesman in the Interest of EN ptoa brought ‘ina verdict of not guilty. Ow ao much = RPT Yns Dodar So ad non — Bre kola arma “to Xoks Dy. Pian s Vauorahs Rien. - end ~ amd so s\n aoe Sa eerie proprietary medicine, he tells you plainly and frankly what you do need, and the best possible method of im- proving your health. If you are a young woman just entering upon the duties of life, you should have good medical advice of a confidential na- ture. If you're the mother of chil- dren, you may want advice about yourself and how best to put your system in order that your children may be healthy. To sufferers from chronic diseases which do not read- ily yleld to treatment, or to people who are past the youthful stage of life and want confidential advice about their ailments or their physical condition, Dr. Pierce offers careful consideration and the best medical advice within his power, free of cost. ‘Favorite Prescription’ is indeed an ideal medicine for women, and by far the best I have known to restore lost health and strength,” writes Mrs, R. C. Roelker, 24 Ingram Street, Hen- derson, Ky. “I suffered misery for several years, being troubled with menorrhagia. My back ached and I had bearing-down pains and frequent headaches, Would often awake from sleep in such pain and suffering it would be heurs before I could close my weary eyes again. I dreaded the long nights as well as the weary days. Consulted two different physt- clans hoping to get relief, but find- ing that their medicine did not seem to cure me I tried Dr. Pierce's Fa- vorite Prescription, as a friend had recommended it so strongly. Am glad that I followed her advice, for it was the only medicine for me, Every ache and pain has gone, and not only this, my general health has improved, I feel well and strong, have a fine appetite, have gained flesh and never looked betterr My advice to suffering women is to take the ‘Favorite Prescription,’ and they will never be disappointed with the results,” ‘ The most important knowledge | cee is the first aid in housework. and lightens the housewife’s burden. It brightens everything it touches GOLD DUST is the world’s greatest cleanser. GENERAL wore a clothes and dishes, scrubbing floors, cleaning wood USES FOR cloth, silverware and tinware, polishing brass work, GOLD DUsT cleanin; ig bath room, pipes, etc., and making the finest soft soap. Made by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago—Makere of FAIRY SOAP. 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