The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1904, Page 10

i THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1904, SPARS SB ; ; sEaTGH DRAWN BY z0M nROwnE Lanoue :0N00H, ANCE POOR BOY [™ ezctes ete eet « cewzon|MARRED 60 EARS Gaara SHUG LLNS ( SWEETHEARTS STILL }\ \Contractor John F. O’Rourke’s Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Josephs, Latest Gigantic Undertaking of Poughkeepsie, to Celebrate Is $20,000,000 Tunnel Unde Their Golden Wedding To- the North River. 2 Morrow at Victoria Hall © GAS GHB BIL REACHES MAYOR dy the Legislature Arrives at the City Hall. STUDIED HARD TO WIN SUCCESS IN BUSINESS. After fifty years of peaceful and happy married life, Mr. and Mrs, Ben: Jamin Josephs will celebrate thet: MAYOR'S FRIENDS BELIEVE HE WILL VETO DOCUMENT. F. O'Rourke, President of the O'Rourke | Rugineering Construction Company, on | Aug. J2 last, when he received notice that his bid for the work on the ter {minal improvements of the New York | Central Railroad had been accepted. That was the biggest Job that Mr. O'Rourke had ever tackled and he not through with it yet. Now he faces the-dimcult problem of boring under | the North River for the Pennsylvania Railroad, for which he will receive $20,- af the Remsen Hast River Gas grab ‘Thin remarkable measure, vetoed last year by Mayor Low, revainped and {gain forced through the State Legis , Iature by the Gas Trust, now awaits the pleasure of the city authorities. ‘The Mayor has fifteen days in which i second street. Among the numerous gifts the couple have received ia @ huge loving cup pro sented by thelr fAfteen grandehtidren ‘The cup Is of solid gold and appropri oa ately engraved, Mr. Josephs said to an Kvening World | reporter to-day: “My married life seems about fifteen years instead of fifty. My old girland i — are still sweethear ve have never =, had a serious quarrel and whenover any Uttle differences arose wo each met tho ‘ & 2 golden wedding on Sunday at Victoria 4 iM, Fittey-fe th street id Lexington °° E % | Chose the Building Line and Ap- avenue, ‘Their eight children, atteen ® | Seth Low Declined to Approve o| grandchildren and a few of thelr inti- § Ki ¢) plied Himself at Cooper Union mate friends will be present. Mrs. jf jf Of Grab When Presented to 2! to Master the Details of Con begat Dregs to Go 4 J D « - of Newark. N. J., the only living brides- ‘ % a id. : . i Him—Albany’s Action In- struction Work. Tis seeunte gereeccecie reeds) |) Pg oreased Vatue of Stocks. and his wife seventy. ‘They were mar ' 7 ww . ried April 2, 194, In Poughkeeps! and : “Lf I don’t beat the contract by six have lived there in the same hor j $ months I will eat my hat.’* since. Tne; i H g . a ‘This was the remark made by John | Mra. L. Elia: No, 1 East Seventy- js approval or disfaver on s re returning it to the Gov- prt 190 may then sign it. Reasons should again reject the | $ are forthcoming from 000,000. But he says the same thing oro ae why, eine eaiwa | freated ),000, ' other {mplleitly ani ink thar. about this contract that he @id about tickets for jewelry that had been |Is the secret of our successful married the one with the New York Central. led f aggregating $425. He | life. ( | In fact, that homely sentence has i pawned two rings for |, Mr. and. Mra, Jonephe are hale and : been the motto of Mr. O'Rourke. It Is $0 and had Jost all the money qn the |hearty. They never ride on the stree a races, He had $9 in cash on his pergon. |cars in the city when they have to the spirit of the man expressed in At the police station he sald h \ words, and he never yet has hed to} {no ocoupation and raake'a meal He ig ONO, thas, howaver, sewn ° J 18 co, sid eas! iy i ‘That was when as @ umall boy Jona) See eae ee tio Tetons SSCS T iil Brothers | . than a mile o- for the exe: on. it he will obtain en Hon Comnsel De- | o:d relt hat, Saviteot very gharsiy 3 large number of immigrants and he wus } ‘Tried to Nelittle It. v too young to know just what he would C . t H t Cc fi eae ingly ayiiosent decd do, He had nat been in New York long oming to Her to Confess, Mottmsive meamure, the Remsen East Then he began to “look about the! and Detectives Arrest Him. Make to Order at Moderate Prices River gas grab is expected to accomplish . ‘ great things. When the Remsen bill ee en an Opereues ae Window Shades and Awnings was first introduced at Albany the of- So : ‘ulding| AR uneasy consetence, a telephone ets of the Consolidated Gas Company, thut there seemed to be more bullding|, An uneasy conscience, a telephone Also Furniture Slip Covers. {in New York than anything else. ‘Then, ‘as now, big structures were guing up,|SP0Ut the arrest to-day of Mortimer Pi Schoen, twenty-one years old, who was . not quite to the twenty and thirty-story d Re- K init but nevertheless high enough to|taken in the apartments of Madeline Furniture Re upholstered Young O'Rourke | Martinez, at No. 2% West Forty-third who were responsible for it, belittled the Importance of the measure. referring to i 48 0 plece of technical legisiation—a mere formality, be called skyscrap: o After Mayor Low vetoed the bill the got work on some of these buildings | g¢, <= , ye uy reet, by Detectives Quinn and Fits- mI Gonsolidated Gas people sald, @ and was impredved with the fact that : MERTON te wen eee $ the contractors. who put up the best| Patrick and charged with grand Portieres and Draperies Stored and Insured Maa Ged! want hicastbiy thee! he ont @ buildings were those who first made a| larceny. possibly from the Al- ° rate Ree ae eee eines Miss Martinez telephoned the police during the summer. Alterations and repairs made if required. [ousy, of the West Forty-seventh street sta- | ‘This lesson convinced him that if he| tion that two days ago she had been ———s | Would rive above a mere laborer's help-| robbed of jewelry amounting in value jer ie, too, mune huve a iirns foundaNon| fo g4z09, Te conslsted of pins, FinKS Lace Curtains Cleaned at Very Low Rates * he "t know. jus! as and b:coches. She told the police that ; $ ito geet “He hadn't enough snoney. to] @ fow minutes Delors she had reosived and Stored Free of Charg ‘ ‘0 t oschool In the daytime, and when |@ telopione message from the thie 999-00-000 fC ‘rst thought about id not|that he was about to visit her and cally every Mghting and heating con-| @?°eee*? ee ° ko a confession. Know’ of any plice where he could| MaKe e confeeon ang witspatrick fas and electric, ve bors HESPRLANS | Bo Jome one told him about Cooper) Were sent to yer apartments, and, atter pn lroay formule, 1 ns, TOM BROWNE IS | BANK STATEMENT POOR. | STOCKS ADVANCED [unl hore he cnn Team tocbevan! Sane gator’, Hane, the green Reset, cee rarer lato one Loan and Deponitn Agnin Make [had come over ag. wim » boy who, Mortimer Schoen, who arriyed there. ba or trust, has guick to selze the opportunity, He held tn abeyance, pending th New High Record The Consolidated Gas Company has gradually extended its grasp of the Ughting business throughout Greater New York, unti! to-day either directly or through ownership of the securities of other companies, it controls practi- Sod EDEPILDHGDOEAGODOD LG HEE ‘grant Was|in his pockets they found four pawn West Twenty-third Street. xtraightway enrolled as a student at . tae i | “oper Unie 1 be- } Paswage of the Remsen bill, ‘That is : penintH, Aepee teen eg loee bouati tal Face ita ntudlencameecmecnetie leqesel (| Ws me es inet eee == . Understood to be the lust lnk. Wall [ot the assoclated banks)nade new high Bi of @ mechanical turn of mind Stroet is now expecting to hear shortly Krecoras: ‘Dhe) bank Sr SHO NS. | alizing that money was to be _———— i “§ lg eae AD edna She tonne a S08 wie Maycipusetoe ona, alaer28) JAMES McGREERY & GO. Ten Reasons Why Consolidated Gas Company, the Brook- beta ae Shes (Nt him for the work. He yn Union Gas Company and possib creased $15,825,900 and tho last increased Rae Val b + sag Studie electricity, b Serene gin es Pairious) Condon) ARIS) MDG) site cnc apceraanl te ee a vie. Started, Liat area Ua Rn genteentis SA Silke You Should Read Regge es ores Heckeroler party: Bears Striking Resemblanoe | jnerease in the reserve required, and, Went Ahead Unchecked ' by, 2!!s, foundation laid, young Rourke c first in- i, The Little Grab Section, to British Stat Is H consequently: with the loss In cash, the , , maar now relic y fo/gplehkwit ante werk On Monday, April rrth / ‘The Remsen bill purports to authorise 0 Britis! alesman, 18 Here | iecius reserves showed a decroase of | Depressing News, and Prices : re of ean ety emBloyment n Y, 4p: 3 ‘ tho Fast River Gas Company lay j $4,825,600 on all deposits and om deposits | 5 {wi i where he did A wa. } 4 yand: maintain holes antoon: a ue | on Way to St. Louis. {finer than Tnited, states deport the | Were Highest at Close. What [hundreds of “other young’ men! Sale of Irish, hand-embroid ‘ ! 2 Portion of the borough of Queens 4 Soaps decrease was $$4,835, 150. ‘over blue and the nu- hite Silk Waist ; h ! ———— Siatda neon ame white Si ai H pe Shanta, orn i Kom Browne=not the youth Wrces| The statement. whlch) was regarded Hee UFaecLE thse his tranenen aoe ered, c To-Morrow. ENA a Section to, ¢ AAALUES Weigetiel Gt ROBUe rex] af Hoon colows \ por bank statement had no effect {ror himself, He organized the O'Rourke | fronts, Various patterns, , Loans truction Company, as and still is hy- | j edle~ raiklne “of calmne| in fine or heavy nee # aiions, tunnels, etc. lowly at first, and Mr. work, 40! \ypon prices in the stock market to- /Tingineering “Co 48 day, and neither had the aXempt to | ¥Hose specialty 0 shoot Col Greene, of the Greene Con- | fy building -f selidated Copper Company, Tie ‘lst | Contracts cam s|caused so many emulating youngsters to uequire black eyes, but the London aturist who has impaled nearly | e new section follows: “The East River Gax Co Long Island © 8, shal) a Reason I.--Mrs. Alton 38. ParKer’s Latest Photogranh, H axercise In the every British celebrity: on the Aven | Teserve | eadity advanced in a dull.and fea. | O'Rourke thought he might again have < eserve reuuired j steadily ‘ fo become anemploye. Rut he stuel ae i Lara UML Are a eee tureless market. At the opening prices jon, an teave is fina iowa | $1. 25 each, If some of the political prophets are right she'll be the First Lady 4 ” a fellow-carte 4 f Nmeneretli Seworshlowestancath vas a fone of the moxi succbaxCul of ite Kind, . ae ¢ i . : | searcely less faine, Lance Thackeray, | req ‘3 3a, retail” renblonnee endehege vanewens Nassau street. | With additional embroidery in the Land, and naturally every one wants to know what she 2 x hi mitered who ly already rowing hoarse through ; 900 last year an ANA Cn IneaT antl chuute iine @tock looks like. The photograph’s a good one. fr MpAny, but subject to ail pay | tne Cofiiiepupihie overs cAmiantoan [NEOs Fen Oo meetin tance: for sleeves é fo: felecen, sileione a Sten oat lihei mente dtint! halie'tio relation to Will ———————— Sere piita lane maravele hen aren rs 5 Reason Il.--Tricks of High Finance. i ferry tak no, electrlcad frinchltes" are | am Makepioace ‘Thackeray. CURB STOCKS STEADY. == ad pein ah Thentime: nine $1.50 each. This is a startling interview with Thomas W. Lawson. It tells \ MGompany. | Tis “act shall take vertect | Tom Hrowne (uit “thomaa” ———— att pmne thee alren noel aatpen a4 nh clone Erion oben, OE alts £3.00 some amazing secrets about some of the biggest deals that'hav mediately.’ but Just “Tom, be si to jed Inthe rally, Mexican Central was 6 be. Inter wi ‘: z ees Y | g amanird, B. Whitnes, law mmpuitiiecthe: Anal aoe thom ‘ one of the few iasuew that did /not Ws Nontacie “hm MN Write Habutai silks to ever been put through. You can't afford to miss it. ‘all street. said t ay’ . ‘ospond ie advange The D 4 . ie 7 i ery, wen ill te distinciively a canes le me enough ike mt Rosebery tobe a rat wer ‘ tordas wits rian in sant y aavans es aysintensts Hd Manes MiRSCOnirnetary caa| match. 27 inches wide, Reason Ill.--The Page Murder Myst ; Lt should be d Wit that ix posst-| the latter's twin brother, ‘The public}s | tr practically at a stumdsi DAREN E OSD RI ay i sokl epithe RY a ull, SAR NETL a Fe A i by. Bow, , Tt secures to the company tt |jgeq of a famous caricaturist Is a man|'There was a ittle activity in the motal | And that the reorganizition would be MY of Touma in the Syndionts Bont 55c to 75¢ per yard. It’s the first full story that has been printed about this remarkable ian were ne eer eee eREs | with a Inborioualy humorous twinkle of | Rroup led df vehich was | drastic, Lncluding an pencanmant on the at No. gi dank Mor Husinesn got a crime. There will be illustrations, too, that help tell the story. Mn the original grant of 18 In the | the « a rolling collar, an unexpur- | off hade, 7 CS which en from official sources soon | Oo move ov Ph rae {first piace, the franchiae grant iy Pant ee Aner tiacenaN Rin anal dines orate) eS incipal out Ten tr had Iittie effect In causing a he: ee ate Tg? thy, tame: | Ten thousand yards of Fou Reason IV.--A Millionaire Exile from New York. proba tutional because a A Hid covery, trad son A ie i ay Vit aia Mnot ry Newocthirds | which are running a doid Heat $n a | Amertsan Can i i : ibd eu Or Ivete were as, Bs! lard Silks,—new small fig- This is in the Metropolitan Section, where nobody takes life seri long-distance race. And this ts exactly | Syria ean determined pullding the fourdation® th 4 ais + ‘ A zy ihe deseription that does NOT deacribe y boost Rock Tal Eresliont Stock ‘Bxchange. the foundatian to'the| wres, —designed for Shirt- . ously. Look out in this section, too, for some surprises fron u | Loree ai 1 erview, Hanover Bank bullding, the City [sland F across the Atlantic. Pretenne of Compctitio Tom Browng: | ate diated to) strove ne Bridge, and. as mentioned above, the | waist Dresses, c “] is 0 lum helght, sol neine! are eu) eo New Yr ‘ rade ‘ty fh ‘ TEP nen rant From hes ieaie™ Wak tie" Begtelvania Ratleoad funnel ise (Marine and white, navy and white, det! Reason V.--Facing Death in a Submarine. ' dressed und groomed 1 | th more than the 4 North River, Sh + ‘4 : yontiontie ARR HeAWITENA REGIA TRRA VT OE eemale price at whieh tt is selling. (ostne lant contract. wan won against q| blue and white, reseda and white, brown Park Benjamin, the naval expert, wrote this story. . It is illustrate Ly rant of Jon, with ¢ rand big. The tractions were very strong dur- DIN Clon besin work om tae amen | and white, black and white. with sonie photographs of the ill-fated A 1 and supplemented bi \ Fe iter \oosmmnnnien tn DIA Te a Gal aaa ans eA ALN Semin ‘wr hel alt tye issues. ‘Metior ge comemnce calls for its completion Im) gz inches wide.’ am SITDOR HOLD On Pere eX erierce cya Stun ne: ; \ : those with which It sul shart wirom ane: would. pour Alr 1k 18"! Dolitan made @ gain of almost’? points.| onie ja what A little Irish 1 : : vouthtul Me 2. or a Wee en SH 8a) Te SInarier chisad) strong at the top! complished within. what 10 many rah 4sc per yard, Reason VI.--Finding $10,000,000 in Gold Treasure, § *.'', \ rather than san artist 9 TERT ETS i for. the Gay. | j iy not a long ume. He is only about : Id you like to do it? Some did di } , Yet Tom Hrowne tis, in the last ten COTTON MARKET. Lhe total wales of stocks were 18400 firy venrs od now, of medium helght. How would y: ? men lown in Boliy, | ; * New Amaterdam jvears, won for himself an international | yw rne ecadtes trom. Liverpool were | 228 din aa |thenkiye and’ the hand neekterda In . a few weeks ago. What happened then? A Peruvian whos | Boren wots ea uad | PRA Nociee ine et {ix nerhane,|atsappolnting, | tic my on near The Closing Quotations, |grecting ering yours likes vise, He jan Twenty-third Street. ancestors were with Pizarro tells the story. ( | Charles 8: 8 tid: Tt ein | DOttEE Knows 4 jen for his pie-| months, the market ‘opencd veasnnndly | apo.daye mighests hve closing prices | i ~ ‘ mi mn, nn “tect that ‘the| tures of E Haren unin for sue lirm with eieom 8 points tower to 4 atl nat hance funn pemteriate eaine Meaney you Gene ke would be witing Reason VII.--Hate Carew at Benning Track. oh should veto it.” sther bras I In Kng-| points higher. There was xome tina | prices or from lust recorded sale are as fol: (Pat hia hat Ith beaten in any (i Ray 3 countless pattie! men have weltheal tor new: crop, positions trom oyteitore, [ore Mun SeRMeeee eee eee Ce That's where: the ciploraais of Washington go and— don't te ' merell yet graphic eart-| yuty a: below {15 Low, Clos.chane Rs RR anybody—a Senator or two once in a while, The illustrations a: ; pplains ruin’ eee, conte eal WAEAT MARKET: ‘i Kate Carew's best style. ' ! eMginbers. wnd a dozen rs ave served as tar-| mates for port. r fs Stendiness marked the opening of the # { Alornrotegts with the Mayet | iets for his unerrtng ait Ie HM aa eanierp tap inl on a rad Reason VIII.--Ulysses and the Dog Man. By 0. Henry | That the modificationa made In the pii| ater Urowne's name: “RR, Ib A {yi |enced by the delay in seeding in the What would you suppose that story was about from its title | vince last warra: a change of] and other choi arlations§ of Ne y vheat territory, ¥ ‘ Front on the fart Of the ety authotitiew | wltabets hat Strom aa iy. ae tam + 8 Un ee T Uae and Ieee concent soos Well (anise: you buy the Sunaay Wy orld youll havent keep { senda SE hes ming manny can ri ationa by the bears. ( guessing. j he hable Y New ork’s opening prices were; i ‘ a ; b < ig) F - LONDON STOCKS STRONG. hluch) for not asking ae i beotchaner, Sts} Be Reason IX.--A Five-Million-Dollar Mansion. . | etietenne inns Pacepiion, (Clesss| dyeing World mai, “WVo'v'o| Negeo Areemted Alno Wanted for So 8 PTulye zack to AN Toke Beye The building itself will cost that. The furnishings will cost that. <j Quict After Dall Trading. HAR antares aC T Ut Another Shooting. A 8 ; Sei to ins i much more. Of course you want to know all about this finest } LONDON, April e demand for | the haat. |W home Robert ‘Telfair, twenty-two years old, muh 1 to 60 3-4. : home in New. York. th Money #lackened In the market to-day | ifternoen for ad a ner! muchinian, Was arrested to- ty ch ‘ ie. indie! supplies Increawed, . Discounts | tk, Shout et tory aa ROU taOO ne ARR OnIa: a Reason X.--How to Cure a Cold. iJ were weak, Stocks on the Browne and WII go from| David, twenty-flve yeurs old, an oMe ram} . Y H ever cure ? ; enerally were strong, tn xy New ‘Cork to Huston and thence i St] of tho rub, at No. 2 Wi i. ; The man who'd lost his pocketbook You've had colt ict Sat worth ti, St Pi spas This : Beers ite thartiney of Conwale tn con- | ssiwnitinn, where, wine Vol Licawnee eitair AE errant * | PHILADELPHIA. BANKER DEAD. Had not a notion where to look rae TEE , OPK eS Akt. ¢ o Anglo- | pictures ane exhbite Ne Brite elfalr fired four sat David re fAbae, Ps CH a ¢ fe Anal: pietiras ath th be exhibited In the Wit © of which went. through his lett 8) prmapevritia, Apr a—m, w.| Ti a World Want wizard brought it riends abou q : \ ——— ance teay ith ete ea! ZF if] Clark, head of the banking-house of EB. "round , BANK PRESIDENT DEAD, | forthe siting ot man at tM] Ww. Clark & Co., one of the oldest finan-| sy just this password, “Lost and There are a hundred other reasons. You.can. find thermt:on :eve POWN, N. ¥.. April gecor: | Seventy, ave iM second | Huth I J clere of ue clty. died today mt bin] ~ poung page of the Comic Section, for instance. And we'll wager you car pe A y 9.—Co treet so p du 0, le Was tal theft : . y be we , “ nellus Mavardell, President of the Firat] {o court and held for’ further Inquiry, | 220% Cony & = = ¢ Leta UE aged aie SH A Dy f guess what Mr. BHiEies does this week or how Panhandle Péte mak din the}National Bank here and prominently ATES SR Union Paelo |: ‘BT — oy company en- 4 4 w, Rea is Mactith| entifed with the Stock Ioxehunge ri eens, Untan Bneitic pe ae ae} eee nveton Re ee a Dizectorg | MONEY. ‘Anyho Y, 5 os Tuternationala were | Seats. He wan k news he publakes | Of meting wr UB Btss : ‘ce aad ‘al btibe up : . 2 pe A lore » trong « favorites, and promigent in Anane ‘ee aw. s A j “ls * 7 | tao cai tak iO le kc a el