The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1904, Page 13

Business Woman TE SORT His 7 IFE WANTS HIM TO HAVE. pyr uM 7s you would roast the office) heels, bedraggled skirts and a yawn- : for filrting with married | ing gap between shirt waist and skirt. ex It’s hard enough to xecp|He may have to jstinit this sort of @0F husbands, anyhow, und these girla| thing at home, because the court do make it harder." not recognize pérsonaf ‘untidiness as So writes a correspondent—and there| grounds for divorce. But he can give : « afe three pages, all in the same strain. his untidy clerk the customary two -We might well start out ont the | weeks’ notice—and he does. J level, this correspondent and I, so 1) ‘There is the wife's side to the ques- will say frankly that I do not intend t+! tion; yes. But her problem ia not new, 1 4 “roast” the among whom I |nor colnajdent with the atrival of the worked for eight years. We have! woman in business, One of the clev- . \ Worked together in various offices,!erest coquettes in History snid that J Sy Where there were two girls or twenty | any fool could cateh’a man, but it took Ah ee girls or even two iundred girls, and,|a smart woman to bold him—and there ry measuring up nearly a decade of ex-|were no business women in her day, perlence, I can honestly xay that those | either. 6 Whom my correspondent chocses (uy cl: The married man who takes more 5 office gi ire|than a professtonal Interest in the c not n whit different {pretty girl whose desk {s next to his frofh girls who have own in the big office downtown Is just seon the In-/as api to be Interested in the pretty of an otuce. girl who fs his vis-a-vis at the boart- 7 There are born |ing-house table, and he may fall be- A Nirss, but “down fore a winsome jance from a pair of wi las not cor- heavily fringed eyes, possessed by. the y wt nil of them. girl nexe door, who Je sitting on the i" m1 to be stoop some pleasant summer evening, y tie fasli-las he saunters home from work, Tho } private law of propingulty may get in its At the mat- di ly work at the office, but it is b x inoea, In the not fatr to hold the view that all the "7 7 ping centres, at the danct asics [domestic unhappiness of: the present 5 and ih mamma's own wing-room, gageration Hes at the door of the girl i a firting | discr und 4 chiaperon’s | “downtown.” very, nnge y in to rome) Ifa wife sends her husband downtown Just iss ul- with the memory of a hastily prepared c luring’ Hishes and dimples. breakfast served by a slatternly figure, J i > “Atl Crowned by Uncombed Locks.” half-sollel kimono and uns s, all crowned by uncombed anit hfs breakfast ix eaten alone that by tt from me in ‘arious business = * graphic agéneles are turn uates with wings ar {n the gloomy boardltig-house dining- a “But they graduate Ay more Mit room, Wille hie wife a _Mo. the strictes? of convents 3s the effects 6 deny that the aversse girl © holding a clerical position fa. iathing to muke herselt 9 ra ehh or the mn" “empliyer” and 3 thé thea tt * “authorit It, sie didi fight not ¢ " Rot hold fe ” ifs hia’ for cast. fi truth, A wi ing approving eset af, 2% Simore' than. ‘ett it ils fellow-elore ey Thus: be a good adyertisenent for the kirts, who comes Ae 3 firm, ‘On Attractive feature fn the gfen- the office fresh- . as al scheme of the otflce Puralture ‘cod, brightesyed S No‘nan enjoys stving divistion to a| well-groomed und girl whose collar Is muasy oF neck rih- The Girl Next Door. nH ~y bons sofled? and o: ef the ps law of propinguity and the 1 tirtighit “alofy with dashes ence of inindreds of bright, pretty M ond curly-énes of is the ine ris in the business distylee may men : ‘ portance of wellaminicured — malls, the home life, but they aro not . - Itt @oek Ah erintoydk Nhe ry! half so dangerous as the slovenly, tn- + ne planee: actoxs’ hia affire ta eaten event wife the husband Jeqves at \ glimpse of shoes we down ak th me, ; Maxim, the Famous , mt ate invents an Aerial Merry-Go-Round, . jh \ ¢ a } 0. % wh | 1 rr =| ‘8 y is y , 5 it ec 4 1 iy J ' The Aerial Roundabout in Operation. Ik HIRAM MAXIM, the man who ‘ makes rapid-fire guns, is not abo Hi " Inventing Coney Isl. He’ has just completed » ptive flying { chine” for the Bart's Court Exhibi- : + tlot’ Grounds, London—not unlike the Heaplechass Park at Coney—and It turfix dut to be simply a new variation At the merry-go-round, It is tMHustrated !5 ‘MeFo ae ii looks and operates on the Foor of Sir Hiram's house, Tt resembles | huge roofless umbrolla, with the ribs DNoping upward, at the ends of whieh “are suspended fish-siaped cars in which | thi’ pessongors sit. The cars are pro-} pelled ‘round and round by the rotutit: «shaft, or umbrella stick, at a high rat» of d, and the sensation of ttavelling th the alr fifty feet above ground at sixty-tive nilles or so per hour is suf- f ont axBilerating: Tt {+ { Mam ponies to des . ate thie Hon to 1 T men lounged in tho big black leather chairs in| coated, reading the voluminous Sunday papers, chatting in knots or strofing to and fro in the broad corridors. A uniformed porter was pushing an Irregular line of sawdust before him across the marble pavement wita @ Jong brush. 8 flood of morning sunshine. Square, ini along Fifth of the flower-vendors and perfume from the huge trays of purple violets they carried faintly pernidated the cool gloom of the lobby. mingied wi.a the noise of trolley gongs and the usth- metic puff of passing autos. ings with diametrically opposite emotions. correct Bunday costume looked as though he would have felt more at home in a blue coat and helthet of a policeman, was {mpervious to tHe sceno about him. It was an everyday matter to him. geen through the glass of front doors and front win- dows meant nothing to Detective Sergeant John Gres- ham. 5 man. gazed eagerly, with an almost childish delight. at which he looked out on the typical Sunday morning scene on Fifth avenue. tuously and later admiringly) as “The Millionaire De~ tective.” vapid Iife of the average New York soc had turned his Hie natural aptitude along this line had been so #trong that he had at last won the relucant admiration and | respect of that c As he was rich, aid God's coun’ sid a Jamppost or street corner in ttle old that I don’t want to say ‘He: bored by this rhapsody. wh: of you to drop In to welcome me.” froin’ on since you left deal of fun by belng away. about the biggest thing that happened while T was gone. out of that don? T haven't nee! our business can no more aft ing and evening papers than a Wall street man can afford to neglect his ticker.” liek to he dead slowly. “Now go ahead and (eli me the story.” elor's rooms at Carnegie Hall. a lot of people to hear this new piano genius every | cne's raving about — deck’s rooms. ipatrument's tone before playing, when ie a tk oui a TH tir E ton: dt thn ‘problem | gETAOp0US A> WONDERFUL DETECTIVE STORY. . © PHOCIDIGI49OOOSOO0-108: ae ae Ghe Fatal Chord, or the Baffling Mystery of the Carnegie Hall Murder. ? By Albert Payson Terhune. To Be Cormplileted in Twelve Daily CHAPTER I. The Story of a Crime. a corner of the Hoffman House lobby. Groups of frosk- lobby, It was Sunday morning. silk-hatted guests honfed about the ‘Through the broad front doors and windows poured Silhouctted against the leafy background of Madison of churchgoers and promenndars itled ‘enue past the hotel entrance, The calls Distant church bells ‘The two men in the corner regarded their surround- Ono of them, a big, thick-sot fellow, who despite hls The panorama With his companion {t was otherwise. ‘This second His appearance differed from his com- everything. as did the feelings with Jon's almost as utterly He was Charlie Beckwith, known (at firet contemp- Born to the purple, he had wearled of the attention to the detect ervative body the “Central Omer. well-born and clever, his odd trade ehough, imperil his position in not, strangely oty f you only knew what a treat It Is to get back to . after six whole months on the other There isn't ew Yor he was saying to his companion. Brace asked Gresham, vastly “What time did you get In “Didn't get past the custome till nearly 12. That's Vm up so late this morning. It's awfully good “Oh, T thought you might like to hear what's been Get the papers T sent you?" much, I didn't miss a great The Barrel Murder was Thank: “Yes. very 1d lave liked to see what I could have made Anything new since I sailed from Lon- morning paper. amazed,| °° who thik other ma J to miss his morn- He didn't no hin, following t the s into the mu "That ilttle cad,’ aa you gall, him, has the b twentioth century I As we're in the \ “YM be good.” said Beckwith with mock humility. interview to the newspapers, story and Um going to tell it my own way, @on't like ft vou can chase over to the there and get a Sunday World and read a ter count of the tragedy. to me you've got to stop springing theories on fore you know what I'm driving at. It's a pi to be able to ramble on once in a while withor “There was 1 musicele in Pau! Craddock's bach- Craddock had invited ‘Siurd yon Rickerl? I've read about his success. A lot of musical guys and some ao-| the darkness ev ciety people were Invited there to hear it. Well,|4eep. crashing chord. ‘he very same cine while the crowd wos standing around before the| Pallard had struck just before he died. Th playing began Cyril Ballard fell dead." Mghts all Qared up. and st was n that not “How did it hanpen? In the room was within ten feet of the plano, “The plano stood In a sort of alcove, separated | What do you make of that?” from the drawing room by poitieres, When the} Gresham paused triumphantly, Beckwith }inusic should begin there curtains were to be swept| at him open-mouthed back, Von Ricker! had fever tried Craddock's plano| “A trick!" he hazarded and he was just sturting inte this alcove to text the} “_Jten how was it played?” asked Gresham coud have plunged that big room into total this little Ballard chap, who seems to have been doing fresh | ness, duplicated that one big chord on the things. all butts In ahead of him and: then turned up all the Hmehts; and how eo sits down plano and begins to strum |have accomplished the whole trick in the ~ AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ec bil eR way & aon Bt eves WALLACK’ ani Bat Mats, Wed. Quaint Comedy PM COUNTY CHAIRMAN deen Sues April, 6—Souvenir—Special Copy of Novel. "S62" BEST SUD 20 15. | Nights. \ rite ist | Weer | of colored favorites, AST Ri AVR, T He ay. & Price WEST END tosf00°* “ead Av. “Anything new echoed Gregham, “What's the matter with the Ballard case Nieatiard’ ease?” “Do You Mean—Sherlock “You haven't heard? Ob, T forgot. You were prob Holmes?”’ ably too tfred last night to get an evening paper, and uy say you haven't looked at a paper this morning. Jon it. Von Ricker! wasgiled, 1 suppose, for he step: That's where you make an error, Charlie, Staying | ped b: But snyh dhint Justica hoidid eo he eo tong on the other sido has dulled you. A man In| noticed that some other man besides Balan) was If n was, found that Von Rickerl was plano and rawing: plano, red up 1, and reshiam If we be ex- outraged God of Music hind alaty the outsider who outraged metody, “Well,” laughed Beckwith, good humoredly, “now'] started back through th that vou've said your piece. maybe you'll relent and}room, He struck heavy chord on the tell a poor foreigner something about this wonderful | fy light In the place went gut, then fla Rallard case. Who is Ballard? A Monk Eastman|ngain. ‘Thore was a sort of smothered yel impresario or a bank cashier with a more than neigh: [Cyr Mallard relied through the curtains onto the borly interest in the safe’s contents?" ing room floor stone dead,” “Neither, Me is—or he was--Cyrl! Ballar ‘Well? queried Beckwith impatiently as Gr ot Uttle Cyr Ballard, of Westchester? You | paused, “Where's the mystery In all thiv? don’t meen to xay that that little oad has had bratps |i:ved thirty centuries age hig deagh woull onough to win criminal laurels?” ANE uined on the grounds that the a. fall back on ead! When? How?" | the suggestion of heart failure. And, now that I re- “When? Friday night. How? No one knows. 1¢|momber, Ballard was a victim of chronic Indigestion. he was polsoned the autopsy falled to prove it, He} He was always boring us at the club by talking of fell dead. That's all.” his ailme! nd hauling out a bottle of pepsin tab- “Heart failure, probably.. There's no mystery | lets and offering some to us, He used to munch about that. as far as I can see.” pepsin as girls muneh died violets, I suppose his “That's lke you amateurs, Always jumping at stion tackled his heart at last and then he conclusions hefore you've heard half the story. ‘There's only one thing worse than Jumping at con- tm ret through yet Say, Beckwith, I'm not clusions too quickly, and that ts jumping at them too] making a report to Inspector McClusky or giving an I'm telling n friend a If you news-stand re ace But {f you're going to lsten me be- leasure it hav- He's a good fellow, 1 know him well.” ing to collect ol! my facts in a bunch and throw ‘That's the man, Tt seoms Von Ricker! had just | them at my listener. So give me elbow room composed a concerto or a sonata, or a song without] “Fire away, oll man, T won't stop you again,” words, or an oratorio, or a fugue, or a barearolle, or | adjured Reckwith, ond Gresham resumed: whatever name-musical folks give to these measly ‘ow here's where the queer part of tt cones in pieces that have no tune, and he was to play It in| There was the usual panic and excitement and all public for the first time at the Roston Symphony that sort of thing, and a doctor was sont for, and ennoert yesterday at Carnegie Music Hall. Crad-! two or three men leaned over Ballard and tried to dock and he are old friends and Craddock inducad| revive him. Then, all of a sudden, the room turned him to give the pléce its initial performance at Crad-| pitch dark for a fraction of 4 second, And through y one heard the plono give out one a that en the fn soul Now stared) eho dark- plano, nid he merent EMENTS, eit Ab ARN 140 OT Ree THRATRE, near Sth ay ¥ SMART SiT incl, ERNEST Hi orth, OLIN soa, SHEA SHEA 7 Ent eat. RA pay, | UNCLE Tol Ward & Vokes, Apna Installments fraction of a second and without going near plano? Just tell me that “No chance, 1 euppose, 7 When people are excited" — ‘At least fifty people agree bn the story. It the lights went out and the plano struck chord, I wouldn't belleve it. But couldn't be deceived that way.” “Go on," said Beckwith briefly. and doctor pronounced Ballard dead, it was up to Coroner.”” Gresham bit struck a match, went on “The coroner, McCree—one of thr new ones, know—had an acute attack of conacientiousness ordered an autopsy off the end of a puffed gravely for a moment; t “From the autopsy . Before It. On the floor, where {t must hi rolled from Ballard's vest pocket as he fell, wa little bottle, half full of brownish. tablets.” He was always taking that away at the pepsin.” “You win, It was the pepsin bottle, all right of a trick of the imagina. hysterical woman or one scared man had fancied a whole roomful | “Well. after the second panic had been checked |“! and the people induced to get out quietly, long black cigar, He also made a dincovery. “Those were the pepsin tablete I told you about bottle and chew! McCrea insisted on having some of the tablets 1 Pd J 25 in prizes for the best stories Of teal proporals sent in by fis & readers. Minn Margaret Hubbard Ayer Tecelved and passed upon the letters and has awarded the prizes as follows A Man’s Story. A prize of $10 for the best story of an wetual marriage proposal furnished for publication by: T= EVENING WORLD offered e 2 {has been awarded to James K. Doug- } |lass, No, 79 West Nineteenth street, > | Bayonne, N. J.. author of the following 3 | letter: the PN old Virginia there lived a family | f moder: means consisting of three daughters, The youngest. Mise Mary, wos a college graduate. While sitting one December evening with the famity near the old-fashioned fireplace, I said: “Mise Mary Tw you to promise here before your pi rents and sisters that if I give you | Present you will Keep it your lifetime. will.” she sald. “Well, before re- tiring hang a bag to the celling of your Piazza,” I sald. T returned at a late hour and placed myself in the sack. Next morning early John, the slave, was called from quarters to lower the bag. The famtly stood in the door, It one hat the the hen ut ie! ved with meal, The family eried Miss Mary, | prom And she did ave| A Woman's Stor sal \ prize of 30 offered for a wom tee unt of the mest pvithes py wf marriage that she has actuglly re ns ing | coived ham beon awarded to Mrs, ¢ Harper, Cotlese Bort N, ¥., who wrote, But| ths follow! l' a Young girl who had never elven a Prizes for Stories : i of Real Coenen a Ways of Popping the Question. the man who made tt was lowered and out I rooled out cove you have got to keep your alyzed. The first tablet tested was pepsin; the sec- rioue thought to her future, and ond, though, contained only a fraction of pepsin who on a fine summer day would The other Ingredient was some sort of aillcate| rather have inken a walk than her whose nature and effects none of the local chem=|Greck lesson received a note from her ists can yet determine. There were twelve tablets] teacher of the aticlent languages Ike the left In the bottle, Four of them bore the trade! foyowing: “My Dear Friend; Your ac- mark of the firm that put them up. The other | quaintance and friendship haye been a elght were shaped Mike thei, but had no trade sat pleasure to me from the mark. Those elgbt held the mysterious tngredt That was enough for McCree, He ordered the tops “What did they find?" “Birat of all, that the man hot failure, There were no lesions about the heart, rupture of the coronary arteries physician thh Sheer fright “Do you know what the Coroner’ Ballard dled from? Krom fright! says (he state of heart and nerves go 4o ind! He declares Ballard died from the effects of n terr and sudden fright.” “But what on arth could } He had good nerves. who, unobserved by the two, had been reading smoking In a big lounging chair just the edge of his cuff, A moment more and the li must have been burned He looked the newcomer over, with the cold and which the average Gothamite resorts tow! unwarrantably addressed by a stranger. ay curtly. added: “1d have been more grateful in that business about my accident last month sick of beng guyed about 1: Who told No one,” Was the somewhat bored reply w that you were about to set fire to y nettled at the other's comment, ‘Then, curr, burn running part of the way evidently caused by Jost such an acoldent. My knowl- about some Joke whose point he alone saw. ‘pasily enough,” replied ‘the stranger: ir cuffs were reversed, are “lL saw t y dress as you evident! would not resort to ents haying disapproved of your smoking, that ward, sheltered by his palm. It is a habit that u ally lasta through life. Say!’ «ried Gresham, be a detective admiringly, “you ought the stranger modestly, cried Beckwith, unable to keep ‘let me present to you a man wh held up as your Ideal detective.” admitted ‘Gresham! necret longer, you've alway “what “Do you mean HOLMES?” to tell me this ts SHERLO: (To Be Continued) nt | PASTOR'S 20's" compant | LARDING & AM SID. GREENE & LOCUE DACRT: & sat nies Se hey Ts Fito. TRIO. VAUDEVILLE Mat, To-Day. Warsiian MrHy de: CAEIN Th 44 at Boe RAK Mat. Saturday, 2:15 not died of heart The whole organ, ate It scared the chap? What could he have seen or heard there in that crowded drawing-room to scare | to the lett of | the detective, “but If you aro jot eareful you will set fire to your cuff, Just as you did a month age, | | And, as your laundry did not come home yesterday | evening when you expected It, you would have } go without cuffs unl to-morrow, It ts a pliy your parents disapproved of your smoking.” nx “offen open tra Gresham had Indeed, in the absorption of the been holding hie cigar bent downward (n habit of ils) in such a way that the ash was rubbing aguinat solence which t# the true New Yorker's birthright nkn for calling my attention to it.” he sata! If you hadn't rung eas 1 noted a narrow semicircular scar from a your wrist, of going into a paroxysm of silent Inughter over Now, © man so careful to! THE stit! simpler. A boy who is afraid his parents will | catch him smoking always holds his cigarette down- “From time to time I've done a little in that line, exclaimed Gresham. leaping to his feet, AMUSEMENTS. yavner | GANDIDA GALUIND ce TiR3¢on ‘Viet. ba ee ent as T have with you. first, lecome pre and more so better acquainted continuance and increase of frle Nothing would please me more than the dship with one whom seems to postess all the nO} womanly qualities In a high degree a that our acquainta should become nice | He ces and lovin) &e., wife ean b AMUSEMENTS. Hest Circus L iver Saw.—Mshop Potter. MADISON SQ. GARDEN. ‘ible and | and | nen! In- hen SIDE TO. _ RICHARD ~ CARLE | he Tk GIRL FUN? | CONTENTMENT! our PRICES ce NEW AMSTERDAM ALL STAR Vm 4a ot WRIGHT LORIMER | hat |!2 A powerful romantic drama in four act» | and five inassive scenes, rae SHEPHERD | versing his cuffs as long ax he had a clean pair to put on, If he were out of cleam cuffs he would buy some, unless he expected his laundry to come 7 home that same day. Finding (last night when all HUBER'S MUSEUN the haberdasher shops were closed) that your The Hoxing laundry was delayed, you decided to reverse your misatoot's cleanest cuffs to-day, that is all, As for your par- Trained | su to HLYRIC ™ 9°" MILION LM "y i Pir CASINO, Snr 'hePe att! Well @ Bat “PIFF, PAFF, POUF.” PRINCESS ""='"" TO-NIGHT! “AN APRICAN MILLIONAIRE,” with He REE ES SMITH and Gre pkey cracketjack Burlesquers. ‘ee | GOTHAM ‘thi “pLossis. Sa TaghURTIG & SEAMON’S CYMISRMEA West 125th S¢.—Vaier RESO Eliiereece € Can Rlinore Ss Sher 25 SE ea ae | AMERICAN Weta fan 2 iat RICHARD BUHLER} ,.)'\ the om ce | | TO-DAY sot cape ian aN an BARNUM & ee auricles, ventricles and all, was in perfect condi-| somernine far more than mere friend- ton, Moreover, no traces of poison could be found| fii) aut you know there Is only one from any of the ordinary teats they applifd to the] oo. witeh this can be. ‘The tT atomach's contents, That would geem to con tt een een ne att will. bee MeCree’s potson theory. A more elaborate test ts |” rs i ae ahs gah a A TuIaNC aE: being made, but with no results thus fa RA ha! ll USL A aie UB gts home, to Jove me, to counsel and en- courage me, to help make my life a sue. . to be all that to me that a true would It him to death?" “No one knows. That's the mystery, That and the sudden moment of darkitese and the crash off Greatest Show on Earth. sound from the plano, But Ul! swear T never before] SO PREE TICKETS TO ANY ONE. saw such a look of abject fear and horror as was | LAST WEEK BUT TWO, stamped on his dead face, A very pretty mystery | Ryvfconeeriehi-eortruars OTD ane it stands, If we were b in Puritan days, |,., ent Representation ot | we'd whisper, ‘Witeneraft:’ And It su does DURRAR. | seem supernatural rdon me, Sergeant Gresham,” observed a man} | =| HERALD SQ." TWO ORP: ans edge of surgery told me that the scar te barely four aT: weeks old. Tt was quite simple. As simple as my Sratne Ied; andi fat. Rasuler Prigen Knowing that your laundry did not come last ee night.” ‘ KNICKERBOCKER 7:0" “How do you make that out?’ grumbled Gresham | TO-MORROW NIGHT 4f FIRST. MIKE suspiciously; while Beckwith seemed on the point {| ro. ri wL0L, GRMMD-CLITTERING LORE not set her to thinking? It was this proposal that made tho lasting impres- sion and set tothinking ever since (for over twenty-five years) “THE TEACHER'S WIFE, College Point, N. ¥, Romant’c Preposal. A prize of $ for, the account of the most romantic situation under which # proposal of amrriage was really made, told by either party, has been awarded. to Mrs, Carrignon-Mousi, No. 317 Acad= emy street, South Orange, N wrote the fullowing stor; HEN visiting the Balkans Castle & W is attacked, with the five sons of my suite, by a band of brigands. We were taken, each separates and locked up in an old, ruined tower, The room in which I was thrown (with out having been told a single word) hag” but a small, narrow window, too high for me too look out. To my great fea I founid myself not alone, A remarkably handsome man, having a military beat ing, leaned against the wall looking at | in surprise, “May I ask who you I sald, “A gentleman to v if he poss! 1 ask im all “I may about it. elt vou that tage nand officer, who “uke au ven tuken by these scoundrel ea nm from my family, Wao @ I sincerely hop mischievous simile, “that out will prefer us to ther money,” A one week of severe tris and Auxieties, during which the Geraiait noblemati proved himself to be at gentleman, a man knowing and ap} clating th An's hone, we becam been paid (to the amount of Were mBrried in New Yurk three monty ater ¥ with a AMUSEMENTS. NS EMPIRES! *. ATRE. Bway & 40th St. ma MONTH 2”). Mats, Wed, & Sak si pote Au The One fi ch a ustus Thon EST PLA é 30 “Matinee Saturday | In Her Greatest Sure NEW LYCEUM, chants HAWTREY. Tis New Play. SAUCY MAI GRITERLON: CATRE, Biway fe 44th St Mats. 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