The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1903, Page 7

OE e, THE If WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1903. THOUSANDS OF ENTRIES RECEIVED FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE’S BIG RACE Doctors GIVING FLLISON'S PAIR DISAPPOINT HIM Thought He Had Good Chance} to Win New Orleans Xmas" Handicap with Either Capt.’ Arnold or Exctamation. (Special to The Evening World.) NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. %— Charlie Eilison was the most disap- pointed owner at the track over the outcome of the Christmas Ellison thought he to win the stake: with his three-year- old Capt. Arnoid, He “doped” Ex- clamation second best and bought the filly for $9,500 from Capt. 8. 8. Brown, in the morning. Exclamation and Capt. Arnold were coupled as Ellison's en- trles and the, pair finished back in the rut. Jim Arthur won the with Little Elkin and Ww. it did him no good as far as the purses were concerned, both horses being run up far above the value of first money in their respective races, "Texas" Smith raised Little Elkin, while “Kan- gas”, Prics boosted’ W. J. Deboe. Willie Hennessey, who 1s riding tn g00d form down here, will probably Ko Bast with Morris L., Hayman next Spring. Dick Watkins, who js training, Hayman’s horses, developed Hennessey| at Bt. Louis last season. Hennessey is| one of three brothers, Jimmie and) Johnny being the other two boys.| Jimmie weighs only sixty pounds and is} probably the most promising rider of hi Weight in this country. He is here with J. ¥. Daniels, the o' of Helen Print and other useful platers, De Reszke would havo probably cut | | | some figure in the Christmas Handicap if he had gotten off in the first flight. Tie worked a very fast trial and was highly regarded by his trainer until the track’ became heavy, Willie Midgely's ‘Tribes Hill is another horse that had| bad luck in the Christmas Handicap. AT PLAYHOUSES THE COMING WEEK Maxine Elliott Will Appear at the Harlem Opera-House in Her Successful Play, “Her Own Way.” The Grand Opera-House will begin the New Year with “The Rogers Brothers in London." Maxine Elifott will appear at the Har. fem Opera-House “In Clyde Fitch's highly successful play, Her Own Way. Richard Buhler will appear in the title role of ‘Paul Revere," a new historical play, at the Metropolis. Lotiisé Beaton in “Raohel Goldstein,” will be the attraction at the Murray Hill, “The Child Wifd,” a new play of New York life, will be seen at the Star. “Two Little Waifs," Lincoln J. Car- ter's latest production, will be at the Third Avenue. The Bowery Burlesquers will be at the Dewey. Miner's Elghth Avenue Theatre will have the Bon-Ton Burlesquers. Continuing engagements at leading theatres will be Henrietta Crosman, in “Sweet Kitty Bellairs,” Belasco's The- atre; Anna Hold, in ‘Mlle, Napoleon, Knickerbocker; Marie Tempest, in “The Marriage of Kitty," New Hudson; “Whitewashing Julia," Garrick, last ‘Mother Goose,” New Amster- fam; “Our New Minister,” American ‘ovwavty Chairman,” Wal- Richman, in “Captat last wee Broadwa, Admirable “Babes in ‘heatre; The C: jack's; © fle fanhattan, Barringt eff, in Bab ritzi Sci William (Gifetto, in Hattie Willian ay's,"" Herald Square; Frank Ne Ollie Boy." Victorias Grace Van Studdiford, in "Lyric; Maud. Sisier of Jose, ein’ of Princess: "Dorothy Vernon of Bas neat addon Hall,” ‘New York: Irene Bent- ey.in “The Girl from Dixie Mate jon Bquare; Pawla Bdwardes, In “Wins Casino; Mme. ‘Wiehe and ench company, Jn “Je Ne Sais Quol.” deville ‘Theatre, last week; “Way wn East," Readorny of Music. The Annual Stage Children's Festival vill ba hetd at Tony Pastor's Theatre jO“<MNO FTO W night. Bdwani W. Rice will revive Sunday pight concerts ut the New York ‘Thon tre to-morrow hight, with “Doings of fhe Bohemtun Club"’ as the novelty of eb Wvober & Fields will entertain the mbers of thelr company and a few lends Im the Music Hall cafe Thuras lay evening. @RAND OPERA BILLS, rome will be sung ete ine the Metropolitan ‘with Mme. Ternina, Mies gga woe eo cast, and Mr. 3} Will be the opera on Watweur ss svening, when the Principal artists att Be Mme Gadak,_ Miss “charter ‘pand Monday Opera- dith Van Rooy Meesrs. anart and Beet hie Vigna Wit Re uh rene Phireday night “Parvital M will bee Virtually the same smo ree this week, Frida: lovers er opera will hy ts ry pace ville,” with Mmes. §, Mal ve ea ampanarl Jouret and Hos th the! feading roles, and Viens th Charge 2 oF estra, On Saturday Room 6 will be a de fusticana’ and. pre with Caruso and Mme’ Soveurd in the that and ppel oete the Bunlay night Ae Ne @ Sunday night con gfe Will be Balch” Walke aH od Lemon (who will make. f ‘ tre Ming, Holdelbactt end kit h- cho and Rosel. pel, Muliimann, Ttolas, ita PWalter Damrosch and th eh the Bind rchestra willy neert, eatre to-morrow night, “!° y evening co: VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS, Victor's Royal Venetian Band of fort; Wil Be the big foature Aeon rol, and other attractions will ‘he ar johnson, colored song writers here on the, company tn nels, i} Artesto, Parisian mee ae howe ini's animal a hy gene pee et “Onve Hacet,"* ie New Bive the Efi rea Ibe cate leotrioal novelty, ry ag at Ki ins ‘for another will be sre et A The Doctor; dite Zink. the ‘a grotesque bat delues. Handicap. | stood a good chance| last two races| J. Deboe, but! JAN ARMY OF RUNNERS WILL TRY FOR PRIZES IN THE EVENING WORLD’S DAWN-OF-THE-YEAR FOOT RACE, The VALKING CRAZE in FARIS, CONTESTS OF THIS KIND ARE HELD AT REGULAR INTERVALS IN PARIS. START OF A TWENTY-MILE RACE FROM THE PARC DES PRINCES, WITH A NUMBER ON IT. N England and on the Continent I footraces over roads are the craze. Every once in a while such a con- test is held, and never yet have there been less than 4,000 entries to any one. Even women take part in the races they having events of their own. ‘The habit has apparently been taker on in New York. Never in the history of athletics has such interest been dis- played in a raco as The Evening World's dawn-of-the-year event, which will be started at midnight of Dec. 31, just as the tooling of whistles, the L owing of horns and+ shooting of pistols mark the birth of 1904. It Just seems that every boy and man in the big metropolis is a runner, for since ‘The Evening World announced the holding of the race, entries have poured into the office in bundles. Americans will not be outdone by foreigners in any line, and the thou sands who will start in the big race are sure to make the numerous contestants in foreign events look like a little mob in_comparison. The fact that The Evening World has offered $260 in prizes to the first forty- three to finish the race has proven a sreat incentive. That gives every one in the race a chance to win one prize or another. To the winner will go $2 garding the dotalls of the great event. Address your entry to FOOTRACE EDITOR, EVENING WORLD, 2.000 Southy Setting out THE ABOVE VIEW SHOWS THE NEW YORK CITY. EACH ONE OF THE FIELD BEARS ALARGE PRINTED CARD | Terry Edward lyn bantam-wei of this city, fought a ten in private in this city y: noon, “ENorry’’ Barnett at 105 po waa witnessed by; anagan had the the little tenth round. nearly 200 men. | bout better of the rounds. but after that Edwards | “Klondike. e big fighter, of Chicago, . diuwing blood from | while Rotohford will clash with Wille and scoring many! MeNamara, a local boxer of Chicago. net (2tite ahows some of hia old-time ne orm he o Jer an agreement that ; ver Biel fre the Sout ber wess he called a draw if cuson and “K.andike’ will doubtless on thoir feet at the end of the | Jelling one, as both men can go LOCAL “FEATHERS” OLD TIMERS 1K IN PRIVATE DRAW, THE RING TO-NIGHT South Brook-| Two old-time good fighters, ‘Young t. and Jack Flanagan.|Grifto, of Austra}ia, and Billy Rotoh- n-roind draw| fori, of Chicago, will make thelr re- terday after-lappearance in the ring of the Chicago was referee. A. A. to-night. Griffo will meet Otto ninds and the | Sieloff in the semi-wind-up to the star between the heavy-welght fight- andy’ Ferguson, of Boston, and first | ful pace for six rounds. HUSH-A-Y B The hush-a-by baby ha peeping stage in her awa she will only loosen the her Mrs, 1 7 rd at | fl akening of this 1 f will in 4 and relatives toa ght eye BIG FIELD AT THE Entries will close sharp at noon on as tire ENTRY BLANK FOR DAWN- beer "an that ah wah ae che cat OF-THE-YEAR ‘ FOOTRACE. J tisizmimbersitta Files intier'whteh'the | ovo yell last week, the trwt Infuatile To Look Well . Outest will be decided aration she voiced since her binth. oni Corbett wil start the racera Of | mien at rather frequent intervals in the| your blood must be pure to give | Meo on Ono. Hundred Twenty-| past few days she has declared her| your complexion that peculiar Please enter my name as a starter in The Hitch street, between Seventh and Eighth | ietj@ gangs of hunger in well rounded | freshness which can only be obtained Evening World’s Dawn-of-the-Year Footrace. |) ivea'p at the Word's uptown, omer | saventa when » your system is in good | * on Broadway, between Thirty seventh | These calls and erles and tiny 18} working order, Beecham’s Pills will ennaneenennecns oon secnm giind Thirty-elghth atrecta, i there! nave ki hope for a perfect walting| put you in condition, the finish of t at| up of litte Sadie In the heagts of her ‘ vesercerse: i's main office, on Park How, ‘parents, though she still continues to Fill out this blank and send It to The Evening World, when you the jude v |Elumber more than twenty hours out Beechams will be sent a number to wear in the race, with full Instructions re- ert e Titien | of the twenty-four, lald out must be L ye Winks a Little Bit. Eighth ave. | What both the mother to } ‘Browdway to” The eyes open wide. Bo far to the next three $10 each, and to the} {Orld's Uptown oice,. nih str n Thirty- eeped a Httle next thirty-nine % each, hirty-sixth it with a little fehth a Entries to the race can be made only by filling out the blank printed on this} ie to Hu page, and in order to facilitate the re- | {Tot bo Char cording of each entry readers wil | jas, i} please file only one entry. little over se snapped it to again, The right have not even suggestion of a wink, The Slatofs got a little for the baby yesterday « street, down Hudson mbers, across Chambers to » World's main the race is a ane ven _Tullea. GO BACK TO SCHOOL But Her Mother Says She Has No Objection to Match and Youthful Husband Is Set Free in Police Court. Dasburg, twenty-one years old, the boy who was arrested charged with abducting fourteen-year- old Aimlo May Hodges, of Boston, to whom he was married in this city, wis discharged to-day by Magistrate Flam- mer, in the Jefferson Market Police Court, when the girl's mother appeared and asserted that she had no objection whatever to the match. Young Dasburg met his pretty little wife while working In the Leonard Hotel, Boston, where her mother has charge of the laundry. A rapid court- ship followed and when the boy was offered a better position in this city the girl acompanied him, They were mat- ried upo ntheir arrival hero last ¥ day. ‘The young couple had sald nothing to the girl's mother and when she misseu her daughter she telephoned to the New York police and asked that a general alarm be sent out for her daughter. « a result the young husabnd was ar- rested, After the proceedings in court to-day the girl bride's mother said that she would take her daughter home with her and koep her at school until she was sixteen. Then, if young Dasburg 1s able to support her, she will come to New York. Both, appeared supremely con- tented with this final decision, —— CAN ISSUE PASSPORTS. WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—The Presl- dent has delegated to the Governor of Hawai! authority to issue passports. This is the only case of a Governor being given such authority, and the aotion is taken to meet the exigencies in that quarter. Albert Lewis Nelsons, in “Frolics of the fhe Fee Bully Family, in “An Inte rup Sted Honeyiioon; Harry ‘Thompson, imy ypersonntor, end Gaston and Stone, jackier the Jere theatres—Vaudeville will be repimed at tho Fifty-elghth street the- atre, where, George Primrose and the Holey “Rwine Will dance their way to Ne tap of the bill, and Yorke and Adam fhe tan Of febrew. specialty, will bo an- Rher feature. At the | Twenty-third street theatre’ Fret Wormwood's Ani- at Cont will be the chief attra tion, and scaled 3 nd Birbeck will trans- n jacksmith's sho 0 & parlor in form 4 Piveconds, a he sti ck soln ban wat the the stoi at the plage ya theatre, “What Happenea ie ow Will be presented at the Har- ix! Henry Lee, the impersona- fl howShend the bill’ at the Newark house. | @ Seamon will offer among ra aro Dolan ee igh: ay Fl ict the moon ay Ure, spec at. ‘ot this soagon Of ia Stas ania the sage grand 0} Dorothy! salt ice, £8 gractive, to | Mine, Vallencita other wee IN BROORLYN, $ lesaation ation at ths Stoutauk Gedo: aires? ot Thomas Burke, Arrested for | Striking His Wife, Finds a Warm Defender That He Had Not Looked For. When Thomas Burke, of No. 446 East Seventy-ninth street, was arraigned in Jefferson Market Police Court, to-day, {eharged with having assaulted his wife last night, he feund an able champion in his sister-in-law, Mrs. Cha Burns, a demure and attractive little woman, who lives with her husband at No. 215 We Mighteenth street. Despite the vt that her husband was also in court, charged with having assaulted Patrolman William J. Roth, of the West ‘Iw th street station, Mrs. Burns told Magistrate Flamme the story of the sad ending of he Christmas dinner, ‘The dinner ended at 80 o'clock «Christmas night, when Burke, Burns and Pierce Demon, a mu- tual friend of both the Burke and Burns families, were lodged in cells ut the West Twentieth street station. Burke was arraigned on the assault change, and Mre, aurns was called as a witness, She said: “I was giving a Christmas (nner last night, and my brother-in-law and a few friends were with us, My sister, Mrs. Burke, had left her home oa Christmas Bye with another man, and when she went away she did not take her hat and sack, oniy a cape, So last night while we were at dinner she came in with this other man and she brought two police- men ‘with her, “She said she wanted her things, an she Imiented going away, Her husband got angry when the saw her leaving with the other man, and—and—I guess—L “Did the husband pit the ott asked Mugistrate Hummer. rman?" “Well, 1 should that," Mr Burns @nswered. “And he struck m. sister, and then the policemen took nim, Tears came into Mrs, Burns's eyes ay she told her story. My sister,’ Mrs. Burns continued, ‘knew she did wrong by her husband, and that is why she didn’t come to court this morning to press the charge against im."* Patrolman Roth assured Magistrate Flammer that Mrs, Burke was not and would not be In court. Roth charged Burns with having as saulted him and it was explained that Demon had bee: din front of the V th street station house for remonstrating witit the officer about the loss of $10, which Demon said he had been relieved of during the excitement ttending Mrs, Burns's Christmas din- ner, Burke und Demon were dis- eharge:!, but Burns was fined $5 for, assaulting the officer, He was tempor- arily committed in default of the fine. ee M’CLELLAN’S SECRETARY. Mayor-Elect Appoints John O'Brien, a Newspaper Reporter, Mayor-elect McClellan announced to- day that he had appointed John H. O'Lirien as his sécretary, Mr. O'Brien is a political reporter on the New York Buy, He is thirty-two yeare old, fo came to New York two years ago, having previoualy been a ccmreapcogen PH Buffalo, At t one a 1 ansassin~ ok ch President Mersin . O'Brien chaige of the Bervice tor his papery ia oe tt to aie at reas at that timo have seer Cc. G. Alford, Walter G. King, Indignant Mothers Objected to|Mrs. A. Rice, Saloon-Keepery punted, pag, fame, ous SHeowae | Mtr a EW Me MSS ‘A . 4 = > =that | W. F. Cariton, ugust Oppenhelmer, the Posters of Scantily-Clad oe Hy to the Charge a ig right 8 ald not cpen‘a halts oe ara is ie i | i of Intoxication—Poii 9g | a8 ch, who haa been | Que Hd, Sutier, Leopold Stern, Women Displayed To-Day inj © ation—Povoeman’s | or an eneh tae Mee Ewch, See ee Madison Square Garden. ccusers Not in Court. verse ston ensoufagea oy “the winimulier [expos oth ‘yea will be oven their] Maiden Lane Safe Deposit Co When the great throng of mothers and | Mra. Alberta Rice, who conducts a ein ace. GIntet os make out & CORNER BROADWAY & bees Sreey saloon in the fore Mogistra Court to-day her plea of gu cation, made Reilly, sinters of the hundreds of schoolboys who are contesting for the athletic hon- ors of the public schools of Greater New York began to arrive at Madison Square Garden this afternoon there were pasted on the wal's of the entrance corridors huge posters of ‘‘Americin Beauties’ (not of the floral vartety) who will take} Rellly was tn court, but the two ne by Fire. THREE AND-ONE HALF PER CENT. part in the physical charm contest to|ioon-keepers, Charles Lynes NATI, 0., Deo. 26.—Two p per nnnum has been declared and wili be held at the Garden next week, Ileana mens bynoh and Joba) sons were killed and #ix Injured in be credited to depositors on all sums of Tho first mothers arriving. the major-|°* hagan, who yesterday told Magis:| rear-end collision at Williamstown, ‘ need upward and not exceeding ity with blushing young schoolgiris and | trate Mayo that the policeman had been | Ky., on the Cincinnati Southern Rail-| f(a) which shall have been deposited rogy-cheeked youngsters in tow, gasped {Out With Uhe woman ail night, drinking, | way to-day. A wrecking train that was of January soak cod wi ed mosisee when their eyes mot the “American With her, and that he had arrested her | backing up from Mason, Ky. was met] and atter Monday, Ji paracision ‘ 3 | "i i after Monday, Jan. 18, 1904. Reauties,” and mith a ‘don't-you because they (the sil ya Freight train, The refiet ear and Maney] aaroriied oa co tateee gKa) 6 before them into the Garden. she was ready to 0 he cars burned #0 quickly that two. WILLIAM H. 8, WOOD, President. These furious rushes of Indignunt ma-[oourt to preas the accusations against | workmen perished. Six others who were RY A, SCHENCK, Comptroller, trons soon brought about a congestion | Reilly. paeep in the rellet car were budly in- WALTER COGGBSHALL, Secretary, in the corridor, and the storm of protest iin was mentioned of the incident, ee trSend tor our new booklet, shook the Wullding. At last the matron-Jand when the woman left the court: STORM HITS NEWPORT. BANKING BY MA room after pi outside by his saloon, chase wine wi when arrested, ly indignation cottld no longer bear re- straint—the boys and girls would look at the awful “American Beautles’—and as if by common impulse several score women rushed to the walls and tore down the posters and stamped them un- der foot, “hon tho highly incensed woman sud- denly epied the manager of the Garden tn, the box-otilce, “How dare you exhibit such pictures to our children?" they chorused, ‘But, my dear ladies, tiey draped," protested the manager, “Draped in smiles," orled Une women with bitter scorn, ‘hen as the remnants of the offensive posters were swept Into the cellar or- der was we MISSING FAIR HEIR FOUND IN BOULDER William B. Smith Went West to See Brother, but Denies Con- templating Compromise of the Will Contest. wi were William B, Smith, the brother of the late Mrs, Charles In Fair, and one of the heirs to the Fair estate, who was supped to have been missing from his home In Newmark+t, N. J., has turned up in Boulder, Col, Smith left Newmarket several days ago, and it was not known by his lends where he had gone. Some ex- eltement was caused there yemterday when Frank sigs of Newmarket called at the Mi at EMzabeth ! frepect the remalna, Of aN iaei v1 ied on the Bhehnny lant ¥ Belen Bedi, bh gal THEN BUYS WIKE olled on the glittering e, 1 father open her left ‘The mothe! Tenderloin, id be- te Mayo in the Yorkville and paid a flne of $3 on ulty to @ charge of intoxi- by Policeman jul long ‘del stoning. Thomas | Ying her fine ghe was met anagan, who took her to here se started to pur. | eae day. ‘The bar th ihe roll of $350 she haa | ia. increased. rapidly riirty miles an hour, R. 1, Dee. WPORT, The Man from Egypt Smokes EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES bork Tips or Plata, OPENS LEFT EYE Little Miss Slatof Utters Tiny Wail and Takes Furtive Peep at the Dazzling Ornaments on Her Christmas Tree. who he and father are hoping and praying for Is to see both with her left eye, opened Minking wink with shiny balla and tinsel, if Sadie once got her Mttle left winker GIRL BRIDE MUST HIS SISTER-IN-LAW TORE DOWN THE IWOMAN PAYS FINE, | IS HIS CHAMPION) NUDE “BEAUTIES” would pop open and stare in widten.ng wonder. But the slumberkins did not ‘i SMALL EXPENSES AND STRIC . wake from her doze until Just beforé/owy ENARLE US eH eon: her lunch time. She came out of her| ANNUAL INTEREST RATES. » with ash yell and peepe.t NT, LOUIS WINDMULLER. trance with a shrill litte yell and peep rug WIND the Ghristmas tree, for she of thy Spree wants to invite to the TWO KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK THE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK, Six Others Injured in Jnortheast snowsquall struck Newport to- neter fell rapidly and the ABY ROBBED COUPLE AT CHURCH DOOR ‘The conductor of a trolley car run- ning between Corona and Long Island Clty reported to-day that a voung man and his young woman companion had heen held up, assaulted and robbed by three men in Corona, He suid the couple boarded his car in Vorona at 11 o'clock Mast night and that jthe man was bleeding from a cut on the face and the woman crying. The man told the conductor that he 8 reached the Kening amt Mf and the young Woman had teen to the she oie | Catholic church In Corona and as they o” | left the door three men attacked them. as walted P& ‘The man said he had lost a gold watch fain the NF land a purse containing money, The omark inen ripped open the young woman's vite Jacket and tore a gold chain and locket christening from her n | «© Pills In boxes 10c, and 25c. sho has just Sold Everywhere. and) =— eyelids of the quivered ino Interest and Dividend Notices. Christmas tree und covered It hoping that Maiden Lane Savings Bank, 170 BROADWAY (8. BE. Cor, of Maiden Lane), ENTRANCE ON B'WAY & MAIDEN LANE. DEPOSITS FROM 0.00 A. M. DAILY, ) RENT. HRS RECEIVE NO SALARIES. tree both eyes LEOPOLD STERN, SECRETARY, MAURICE MAAS. TRUBTEES: say she must Open from 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 128 AND 180 BOWERY, NEW YORK, Dec. 21, 1909, Crash The A romt-annual dividend at the rate of 2.—A heavy CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BA BANK, 56 AND 58 BOWERY, COR. 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