The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1904, Page 3

THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1904. SOME of THE TYPES, INCLUDING THE ORIGINAL MR..PEEWEE, THAT HELPED i TO MAKE THE ARION BALL A CONTINUOUS AND SOMEWHAT STRENUOUS ‘SCENE (SKETCHED WHILE THEY WERE IN FULL BLOOM BY CARTOONIST HARMON i ARENT YOU © _ICH BIN AUF. | COING TO buKp? \DEN WASSER WILL YOU CONDESCENWD 70 GRANT ME 2 Escaped from Home and Warmed Up at Arion. Ball! There Were Queer Doings and It All Ended in a Blaze of Wine, Women, Songrand Other Frivolities Too Numerous to Talk About. ders, smiles languorously and manipulates her eyes. Then she drinks a glass of Scene 1.—Office of the Downtrodden New York Husband, who Is champagne at a gulp and becomes confidential, at the telephone. Time—Yesterday afternoon. . I always meet such nice gentlemen at the Arion Rall. You jain't a Noo MMR. PEEWEE AT = | SEEN AND —Hello! Arthur, Say, dear, I just got a telegram ie DERE an nantes Leer en businestcno—what'a that? Certainly, 1| Yorker, are you? I knowed it rigt away. Noo Yorkers are.so fresh. ‘They ain't a Sea eae rie Gr ere ae Gone teRIBnE ROO eiiese il Be back to- Got no respect for a girl that's got to earn her own livin’. Ain't this great? 1 t oe eae orcL at yourself now. Your voice sounds a Nttle hoarse to me.| Youldn't miss the Arion for a $19 bill, Sure; T'll take your card. Kansas City! morrow, }e care! y Gee! That's a long ways from the Bowery, ain't it. Why, the idea! The only ’ time I ever see the Bowery is when I go slummin’, ain't It, May? MAY (who has seated herself in close proximity to the D. N. Y. H. and is Many people think of ie watching tho roll he displays when paying for the wine with a hypnotic stare)— i Bure it ts, What? Listen to that xirl over there with the satin gown, Aine} The Famous Little Man Shared Scott’s Emulsion as merely — fhe got a flow of language? I wouldn't bo that gentleman with her for all! Honors with Fire Chief Croker pf Rockefeller's money. Let's go out und dance. ° a flesh builder, but its flesh - D. N, ¥. H. AND C. FROM K. C. (together)—Not on your fe. You can] and Police Commissioner Mc- dance any time, but this comes only once a year, Walter, four more quarts. building is only an outward — Time—One hour later. Wineroom sounds like a rolling mill in Adoo, operation. Floor Is sloppy from spilled wine. Tables are wet. D. ae sign of the new life-build- N. Y. H. and C. from K, C. seated In circle of a dozen men and as ~ spicuous fi t th many women, all singing ““‘In the Good Old Summer Time.” Table ba rn ins naneane see olbieg ing process within the In frant of them piled high with empty wine bottles. if he was small, Accompanied by Miss | yital parts of the body. D.N. ¥. H. CONFIDENTIALLY TO C. FROM K. C.—Bes' peplo:s'cloty here] Six Foot, his fiancee, he led the grand : night. See that man with black whiskers toJkin' t’ beau’ blond indy (pointing| march and took general charge of the It builds up the blood © whole affatr. fls, th ile ea EOI at Chinemmar Hee ee $ ‘The appreciable frost that character- | Ce e nerves and he ee bar irae erigiageimy Cio ball will (get ‘good. thas'h Mayor McClell'n. Doc. Parkhursh prob'ly raun’ here someplace—him an’ ified took carbolic: acid at his home, No, 18) ™Urder by slow olson in thelr en-} "Snow ic. C.-I wish they'd remember where they tive, Let's go and get @/ req C’mshner's great frien's, How're enjoyin’ self? t2cd the festivities was modified to x C. FROM K. C.—Greatest ever. Junt gi’ my watch to thishycharmin’ young! Considerable degree by Mr. aor tissues ‘before the added ¥ ENDED IS LIFE {LAWYER TO BE LIKE PLAY HERO} SHOT ASKS DELAY After Witnessing Performance| Lesiie E: Hulburt, Formerly of t a Yiddish Theatre Nathan] New York and Convicted of 7, jor, a Despondent Tailor,; Murder in Mexico, Wifl Fight patil Carbolic Acid. Kure, go to the matines to-morrow afternoon. Don't worry about me, I'll be all Tight. Gcod-by, love. (Rings off.) Scene—Madison Square Garden. Time—Early last night. Downtrodden New York Husband In a box with a customer from Kaneas City. Band playing. Smatl crowd promenading on the floor. CUSTOMER FROM KANSAS CITY—So this {s your Arion Ball. Say, the ¥. P. 8. C. B. gives blowouts in Kansas City that are orgies alongside of this. Let's go out and see the street-carn go by for excitement. D. N. Y, H.—Oh, choke! The game hasn't opened yet. This ball don't get good until the real Arions go home. ‘Time—One hour later. Same people. Same agi ace ts ‘Ne that procession is all to the good, Bill, 1 good. Despondent because he could not see] Mr. H. H. Bottome, of counsel for the |ance iittig dame in the second line there has got devilish fine eyes. They talk He ee ee ie ee eee ars one, coeseents | kee. mandolin \orcisestres) seep) your eyelon that Akt SIL) E heve|e hunae intemiled taking shortly, and affected | Who ran to earth Dr. C. R. Harle, of this particular female would like to know me when the parade Is over. Texas, and Leslie 2. Hulburt, the New tent ee eee eneepstantial, solemn looking people around, who give ¢his assem- morose drama which he witnessed at one of the Yiddish theatres, Nathan | YO" Inwyer, both of whom have Been) 41, 4 ont of Wursburger flavor? They are the Arions. As soon es they, duck, Hard for His Life. to George Kessler, the wing agent), tha's Com—Comptrolier Grout, man spensh all city money. Feller smoosh face necitsh table (pointing to another wine agent) |deavors to rob the New York Life Insur- Chrystie street, and died a couple of rink. | d : What a Night the Oppressed Husband Had When He | jance Company of large sums of money, hours Jater at Gouverneur Hospital, ‘Air {9 filled with confett!. The dance music gets gayer and louder, Now and Indy, So many pickpockets aroun’ might get lost. Goin’ movef/from Kans City; . q " Dusk the aancw * great Ba f Goor came front Ruswia four years Eantnecie epee irre inane broad at dhathedlowietin oy agree ry Misco hee Ge feet te right away. Ain't got nothin’ out in Kans City tke this, Goodéole summer time.| (mi, But even Mr. Peewee, the grate flesh begins to appear. — y ago, He lived with his brother Charles ‘ jarden go! tz Good ole summer time. Btrollin’ down shady lane. Arion Ball of 1904 down into history ; “I believe that they will appeal, and| y, the dar is raviuhed Ly the music. y a [Arion Ball o1 go ry ‘ and thelr stater, Mra. Cohen, at the) ine jaws of Mexico are in some respecta| N'Y. H. AND C. FROM I. c, (in chorus)—Watter, another small bottle, A crash of glaases from the other side of the room, howling of men, screaming | #8 a particularly warm occasion. Its unseen work is more <7. address given above. different from ours," of women, rush of policemen, @ swirling in the crowd, another rush of policemen |. Tlie, popularity of | The tite at r) cloakmaker and up to have the right of appeal and, this will Time—One hour later. Same people. Same box. and again the rattle of corka and the roar of laughter. ores ie Eerie abeok Naot oan important than the seen. i : ago sent Ged regularly to his aged stay the executions for a time.” C. FROM K. C.—Talkin’ about poetry of motion, Bill, there !t 1s—those hun- Time—Two hours later, D, N. Y. H. and C. from/K. C. asleep him and wished him well. Chief Sue, q * RE iri tiadRidesane Mr. Bottome has been in Mexico aince| reds of twinklin’ toes swingin’ an’ jumpin’ in rhythm. Great ballet master, that with thelr faces on the table. Crowd thinning out. ight stru of the Fire Department, and Police id ytigi > Vee ea OL OD {s. Wonder if. he's any relation to the to obtain much work and wes very de, | the murders and frauds were unearthed | Soobossy Kilafoy, or whatever his name ts. Wor , Yairy of the float with by Detective Garrison, o: Kilafoys of Topeka. Say, Bill. there she is again, that spondent, To add to his sorrow he met Hill, L. 1, and b ‘active tn r-|the say-s0 eyes—right out there in the ballet, by ping, dancin’ better’n any of gling through skylight of Garden puts a gray pall of:misery on the — | Commissioner, McAdoo aaked for spe- scene so bright a few hours before. Hundreds mob the cloak-rooms ‘ base Lindale ennai tated ferttend ing evidence against the men and inj‘etn. If I don't get to know that gal this Arion Ball is goin’ to linger in my mem- and cabmen fight on the street outside. The bandtis going home. Aeibe ry ae: coos, =a ee a om SRaas a ; Dove. 2e wes mutual, and they tecidea | thelr prosecution. ory lke Dead Sea ashes. Can't ¥ get a knock-down to her, Bi erm ‘The milk wagons are passing. A waiter pounds the!D. N. Y. H. and he fugeaperens ee pe ans Toland sa to get married in July. ile Mave thet there ts no dougt that] D, N. ¥. H.—Sure, Mike! Soon’s the ballets over well hike to, the Nin the C. from K. C. on the back and starts them for their hats and | Suuutiomality of ing own. ‘Goor' tenall ulburt, who was known tn 0, and you can get aca’ | * coats. They shi f mah Met Cot display ene searagn te Srould mareasier ts Tex., and Chihauheu as C. T. Richard- Ballet ends with grand crash of music. Instantly the floor ts covered with y shiver as the cold alr from the open doors strikes them. ore ber of ft ‘thelr licansejonithe rear nti There is no Jollity in their demeanor as they weaveitheir:way to she pavement and to rest. Time—To-day. Scene—Office of Downtrodden:New: York Hue |= band, who Is at the telephones. ! D. N. Y. H.—Hello! hello! That you, Mike? How're you feelin’? Me? Oh, on the bum. No, I didn’t see your watch. Been touched for tt? Hh? That's easy. ‘Member that fat Indy in the black mask whose back you caressed with gentle taps while you remarked upon the velvet textureiof the alin—that fat lady | sitting at the next table early in the xume? That wasimy wife. She just told me over the ‘phone. flashy | son, -consp! dancers, garbed in costumes beautiful and grotesque, cheap and costly, Neuen ea rator, but he says) — Soasinin, the whole mingling in kaleldoscople delight to the vision. The dreamy married, ith his brother he attended | that Harle has confessed fully to him Jody waves that curl up one of the Yiddish theatres last night | of the murdera-he committed and of the! fhe‘soft curtain at the end) Gt the bal and. Vinal into fragmenta of enchanting and witnessed a play which terminated | frauds he engaged in, Mr. Bottome also| — gound among the streamer-entwined rafters. An army inoves on the wine room. fn the suicide of one of the heroes, | says that Harry M, Mitchell, a brother-| In the vanguard are the Downtrodden New York Husband and the Customer from ‘He and his brother slept together and{in-law of Hulburt, who had many] Kansas City the latter was awakened several hours | aliases and who came from Rochester, Time—One hour later. D. N. Y. H. and C. from K. C. seated at Cae LEG a Aeon ree ‘ted is also guilty. @ table in the wineroom, with others. The din is.terrific. The other he held a glass in which there MBin@) Man May. Be snet, sound of popping corks Is {Ike the rattle of machine guns. Now and wan cashes acid, “MitchoH helped Hulburt and Harle then the notes of the band and the swish- swish of the feet of danc- gut bie own brother to death,” sald Mr. ere are heard forcing their way into the popping and clatter and fottome. "He then felgned insanity, roar of voices and taughter. ii ‘The brother was only halt awake and | Hoping to eve ee ure on tase pie tt DN. x. This what ea livin.’ Eat, drink an’ be merry, for to-mor’ we DISTR CT-Al ORNEY THE EDITOR promptly sank back to sloep. Tho als-| "sr “pottome in faralline with the ca-| @@ Get a move there, garcon, with four quarts, see! ‘n have ‘em cold. Want ' ee : fen ter, having been awakened by the Pecu-| reer of Fiyiburt from the time he late | #me bottles on this table, Don't wanna look lke a bunch a pikers. Oh, Della, Got a Food Lesson Never to Be Forgotten, se ‘ W.L. DOUGLA: Mar noise, ran jn and awoke both | cornell e I'd Ike to steal you! I'll be your Molly — 66 ” — ats ENCH 186 FIRST FACTORY 18: Rc Charles and her husband. By the tle] bractico et ine Ya neckeemeed sin the |" c. FROM K. C.—-Now, Bill, dontcher go an’ make a assayerself. Enjoy yer- | The finarctal! editor of a Cleveland SO CEER oe SE: SS they succeeded in getting an ambulance |for hin. etenographer & Miss Mitchott, | #lf rashnaj, same's me an’ me Indy frien’ here paper has written an interesting i * from Gouverneur Hospital Na‘ was! whom he afterward married. Under his Lessee, whassname again, please? Sure! Knew it all time, Drink up! Seen article describing his experience with beyond help. He died at the: "Noopltal own name be ran @ divorce mill ‘in| you in th’ parade, an’ says to mygelf, them eyes fer mine, I says— food. He say about an hour later. re Rochester and under the name ot His vis-a-vis, In her ballet costume, with a fur collarette around her shoul- A I euffered }rom nervous trouble Btshailt he opeerdvay enim William Travers Jerome Says! tor years, at fiyst confined to muscn. MOE LEVY CLUB ON TIP TOE, | Hurts. Seen ; | ol Tenia ae Stee conned to musa: Bsteraeann eee rt While he “was engaged in crooked 3 a) IVI . T N He’s Glad to Get Back to) {riotuntary aoitrections ot’ the ssoctation Will Hold 1 Ball h time in New ° 1 > Civilization After Strenuous) ™uscles. acconmpanied by indescrib- ‘To-Morrow Nig! » Hulburt repre. *, able severe pafas, were the penglty he Moe Lave Association holds tts| ented that he was engaged in the Life in the West. of over-exertion; catching cold or Just|| PRESENT FACTORY, CAPACIT annual ball to-morrow night in ‘Terrace Tiutrict’Attorney’s office. It is not be- 5) hed weather, lao. when the greatent ‘ leved by Mr. Bottome that hi .| care was exercised. 4 He iia partoree had any active connection iat this oft Mra. Robert T. Livingston)! rie arst thing Willlam Travers Jer-| , The sciatic nerve and the nerves Ww. . DD) UG ‘AS ance will be given under the manage-| "°° 4nd that he only used the argument P the bride of but a year of|ome did to-day after reaching his of-| 0% the back became s0 sensitive I} ! ment of Michael Bernard and Joseph| coin t® Pring him prestige with the Rosenweck. fice, vacated by him for several weeks | COUld only remove my underclothing $3.5 while he was enjoying himselt by a| With te groatest care, and sometimes —— 2 SHOE S$“ +502 Hobert L. Livingston, died Novel decorations have been planned} After Hulburt was indicted on eight left {t on at night rather than suffer \ and handsome souvenirs have been pto-| counts by the courts of Rochester and] ° ¢ TASS IEUE De ee naets oF uas | Sha oF aireaupue: te pad shred the torture of ramoving it and put- | AMERICA LEADS THE SHOE FASHIONS OF THE WORLD. : vided for the ladies. Buttalo he flea, and for a time was In . ; parents, Mr, and Mrs, Luther y nigh S-! ting on a nightshirt. The leading styles originate in Brockton, the manu- f _ jong those expected to attend are New.Vork. ‘He w eS trict-Attorney Ely, They were In con-| "I \ag almost aj nervous wreck and facturing centre of men's Rani chicos tn tie ‘country. ‘ eny, wat side political celebrities, also! minding that he was Jolin to practise ‘ Kountze, No, 6 East Fifty-] sultation for some time. It was Dis-| ted by hi iges, Congressmen and Senators. Jang being under constant fear of are 2 u trict-Attorney Ely who recommendea| Was treated by niimerous physicians reat for as he ‘State, he rm ? oe seventh street. 4p. gusting Glewerich’ the /dlaGharge’ Of without any im peneees tn fact, Ww. an e fillem ‘bttohelt 1c : a -| “Die Ox," the Ttallan accused in tne] Matters went on [from bad to worse.|1 rice BIG SHIP ON A REEF. for Mexico, ii there, Hulburt uid ‘ epee te: 08) he tay | arrel faurder” case, each attack becoming more severe the agent for the life insurance rom= ingstons Dec, 21, 12, was aj The trict-Attorney looks well. His|and more lasting, «until I broke down 3 y. Later they were joined by Harry. i : month of “Hon und bear shooting in the] completely last winter. For weeks admene, Which satted trom Paita-| Ziahs ta We Mig gen tatred Tiel ” tociete event “following the] Wie, bla enoguters ith even (vars | at astreteh { mulfered eo terribly and delphia, Wrecked i Be rereditn, ag. petra. BROW. 68 we ee ORL Horse Show season, They] with other wild mei! aid nnimaa' have | continuously that T got no, natural meer 0 : apie? put him ape for the arduous dutles | sleep, I became practically helple: “Hughes, from ie ter I ehnine, and were married at Grace Church] of his office, He, too. was delighted Philadelphia Oct. 12 for Rangoon, ts |/*‘°" "'sotlesting the’ trae to get back to the ways of civilization, | Could not walk, and at one tin would understand why ashore on the Alguada Reef, and will Killed Man They Insured, . by Blahop Potter, who, twen-| | While absent Mr. Jerome lost his ought I had lost\the use of one vf) ftp make, why they dis thelr shape, fit better, wear probably become a wreck, There has pies ring of fos then it the drunk- * - , y five lt eran mustache. His friends say be ehaved | my lege. totrinsic value than an other $3.50 shoe on the market fo death, “after In ES ee ty-five years ago to-day, had{ it off in order to smoke ® new brand| " ‘The doctors mot me down to skim|| ‘There ls a great heen no losa of lit aiving We he ie milk, but that didn't do,. so they put!l pay onlyone Yrolit on shocs made in my factory and fa me on Grape-Nute at meal times 2nd |} own stores in cities, The result iz, you get bette: shoes for the Postum Cereal, and both agreed with|} than are pleas Mucrl me from the start in the most won- My Own Bocret Process of Tanning the Tottom Soles produces Walllamn” aiteell arried the bride's parents. an nuimes endangering the lip covering. phe, Alguada Reet I in the Bay of owed, nn rene One conviction fol | Hf “ , rAthenee tees ace i aeng| it,hits_ begun. {6 apFout axatn Ctl engal, opposite the mouth of thel h ie auther Kountaze 1s of the firm) will assume ity normal proportions. | Baseln River, in latitude 149 north } will be executed’ sald Mae Bae ee 5 ¢ “the Southweat ts @ huge afar.” a ttome. ‘ ke 5 of Kount: : t Rouse which ts" visible ‘tor elghtess | cont aeiey, wil inguaet { f Rea ee ne meat. thud) h geeat trip. pond a derful manner. j more Gexibie nad longer-woaring leather than any othier tOmnago. ay . jot 1 ‘Tho bride eame out In the; pleased with the country as Tam with] “I could. soon sit up, and my im- Gocasions. | i —— Re aentiat Mitchell's insanity: al Diener the condition of business In DrovGMMAbteNan, heen rena: od no trey Gentleman Should Haro Three Pairs of Shoas to Uress His re ee ‘ ETRURIA BAILS TO-DAY,’ ase hirer ity. Plea! will season of 1900 and was much 8 splendid “There are very | fer th ine whieh cat Srfeaclevp liars wy doublo-sole fogng > for J. « L | UMr Boltome was asked how-the ver- on the: 11At Pay 8r lea tHe a0." | ee eee alingat abe x days, Tod a pair of Patect Leather Button gourted: for, her goed siaoxy! times were almost unbearable, and 1 can get anf xet good, sound, restful sleep, better aad ‘a th of Dougian st lee $10.50. 5 than I have for vears. Best of all. T Fast Color Eyelets Used Excluntay The Cunard liner Etruria wailed to-j}dict of guilty had ‘fected the pris- Gay for Liverpool. Among the cabin j oners, passengers. were V. G. Beuttel, Mrs, M. |), tle, as.7 ala, "Heturts “oe fully and charming manner. Her igte Bays A, Robb, Gerald Dowling, of New York father presented the couple . 5 have recovered the use of my leg and Mal W, Everard, ‘sngia land ee eotces. ironte tas aovining, wera i ah © weddlaguelte with’ a co: Fennec er F for the daw Brothers! vrospects are goo! for complete re- ind fe wed otter “it he ts play! 7 , hg ; PMiitl abel very. no doubt my improved piakuRye ne reagon ns poleve: at ‘3 : Ite lonial villa at Morristown, N.| Charles and John Laws, brothers of sever: bere ce to the Grape Nuts! fl ham, ‘Bngland; Rey. and Mrs. A. course I can't ray this positively, Th P J., which they have occupled! Nelson Laws, who was shot through] qfet.” Name civen by Postum Co., 15 ese pel SHOE STORES IN a eaeeiae NEW YORE Schmavonian, New York. may be one or two others. who. were . the head at his ho No, 381 West] Hattle Creek, Mich. 433 Broadway, cor, Howard Street. | 385 Eighth Avenu ——=_T__ connected with the murders and fraud. most of the time since tholr] sAftveneoond treet, wert taken to the] “Rrain and verve-buliding food that roar * Sor, Sth Street. 520 W. Is Avena Pron) 81% PERISH IN FLAME! Witve: odie martiage. Robert tly me ee vainined by Coroner Senouler| [8 predigested will bring Reaith to! » Seth Bireet : no raccurate lutureaatton on on the y and exami a is the son of the late Robert] Both men were disoharged, having|any one suffering from disease caused Livingston, of the “Manor"| Proved satisfactory alihls. | A general by a poor selection of food. MAHANOY CITY, Pa., ‘eb. 6— Alarm has been sent throughout thel there's a reason wh q or try for the arrest of Mattle Col- . 2 Third Avenui Livingstons, of Revolutionnrs] ogun try, for the arrest of Mattie Sol! Look In each pkg. for the famous 2. Third Avent toc \ \d@we brothers ttle beok, “The Road to Wellviile,