The evening world. Newspaper, September 8, 1904, Page 4

Soak setae. Ever else “The Spelibinder,”*at ‘Meraid Square Theatre, may, spell,,| 1 9/imahe ‘apell succeas, W. Lederer “submits” ‘tt, dut «more than probable that the public, like the hard- etter, will return it with af, ones 4 calling {t “an absolutely eanorios 5 * tte authors, Her Uae Mak Winslow and Charles Dick: L otnepited against the Gtate Plaid themselves liable to treason, 48 2 omattering of Tammany poll- @ Couple of mercenary manicure to add to the Fourteenth Peet. mimosphere, and « cloak model p “ten the level the Americanism ends, The / Candidate for the State Senate too good to be true to fork, or any other place in this of the free, As played and conceived by Mr. Dickson, this A, offering on the political Lene years, He is stalled before ; @tarts, He ia a political joke, and ? fn Fourteenth street he might the Jaugh he doserves, But Broad- for him is & mirthless desert, . Dickson tries to make a Nat Good- part of Howard Colby; but Mr. needn't worry, He has not stolen. Chews His Whi Delmore gnashes his teeth and Bhews his mustache as a district jead- (a, but herdly warrants the “kind laaion of Mr. Charles Frohman,” > The manicuring misses, called ‘claw Durnishers,”’ and cleverly done by Ger- Howe and Adele Luhrman, share Lansing Rowan, who is the cloak Model, the only succedys the piece gam claim. Miss Rowan Aoes a bit of Acting which is worthy of a better Sues, She makes the cloak model “Besh and dlood—which all good cloak Models shovid be—and brings to the @therwise meaningless play a genuine ouch of feeling over, the fate of a “Political hanger-on of a brother who morene to “do time" for giving away methods by which the tenement Watrict was carried We've had ‘the maniouring business “The Gay Lord Quex," but we've Pever had such a stage cloak model c Miss Rowan. ©.D, UNS LIVELY, A pts 4+ CLOSE WITH Gs » wees CHARLES DICKSON, GERTRUDE HOWE AND * ADELE ‘LUHRMAN IN “THE Fs AREA OF CORONER EXPECTS TO NAME SLAYER! Inquest is Likely to Develop Whether Coachman Was Murdered by Rival in Love or Killed in Fight with Robbers. TRUCK KILLS BOY ASHE-PLAYS TAG eo Wheels and Life Is Crushed Out Instantly—Driver Placed| Under Arrest. | Jury Falls HOME AGAIN Baflington, His Wife and Chil- dren Return to New York Aiter Vacation—Big Volun- teer Meeting Next Week, 7 Mr.,apd Mrs. Ballington Booth, with their children, Charles B. and ‘Theo- dore, returned from England on the Majestic, having been away since July. During thelr trip abroad they visited Paw sg Switzerland, France and Ger- It was the first vacation the femily had taken together since they took up their work. A big meeting of weteome is to be ‘held by the Volunteers of America for Mr. and Mrs. Booth at the Cooper Square headquarters next week. While they were in London Mr. Booth's father, Gen. William Booth, was tour- ing in Northern England in an auto- mobile and they did not see him. Mrs. Booth announced herself as anxious to get back to her pri work. Ghe said she had been homesick for a month for “her boys in priso such work Is done in Pagiend, she sald, women visitors not beimg allowed to @ee the prisoners. SELLS. BROTHERS TD SELL CIRCUS Paralytic Stroke for One of Them Causes Famous Show- men to Retire from Business —Whole Gutfit at Auction, ‘ Sells Brothers’ circus is to be sold At auction at the close of the season Nov, 18. The show, which now includes the Adam Forepaugh circus, was or- Ganized in 1871, The two were consoll- dated in 18%. Jamen A. Bailey and W, W. Cole, owners of the Barnum & Balley circus, are part owners with Peter and Lewis Sella of the Sells Brothers’ show. Peter Sells, of Columbus. suftered a paralytic stroke two weeks ago, and decided to part with his circus property. At a conference between the Sells Brothers, Mr, Balley and Mr, Cole. tt was decided to sell the show under the hammer, Mr, Balley and Mr, Cole having no desire to add to thelr circus property. — OPEN DEIKLER VERDICT. to Connect Pfhlander Marder of Contractor, An tnquest was held yesterday at Ja- maica, L, 1, Into the death of John Betkler, “a suidne contractor of Glen+ | dale, who was shot and killed on the night of lust Aug, 9, Magistrate Ommen, in the Essex An effort was made be the police to Six-Year-Oid Lad Falls Under’ conver the shooting of Beikier with he death of August F. Pftander, who was found dead with m bullet wound in his head and @ revolver by his alde ea the premises of the farmer by whom was omployed. + “rhe jury found that Deikler's death Was due to a pistol-shot wound from a pistol in the hands of @ person un- known to the fury ket Police Court yesterday, at the in- stance of Police Inspector Schmitt. berger, Issued twenty warrants, return- able to-day, charging violation of tha Tenement-House lags covering the ob- struction of fire-escapes with wash tubs, Ice boxes, &c, This action grew Out of the fire in Attorney street vn Sunday morning iast when fourteen persons were burned to death. BURGLARS BURNED WOMAN WITHACID Bottle of Fiery Liquid Over Her, Leaving Life Scars—Es- caped With Plunder. CHICAGO, Sept. &—Miss Mabel Me- Pherson, of No. 1218 @heridan road, dis- covered two burglars in her room early to-day, and when shi an alarm they threw a bottle containing carbolic acid over her, burning her face and neck, Miss MoPherson Js a sister-in-law of Benjamin F. Crawford, President of the National Biscult Company, and in visit- ing at his home on Spertaan road, The young woman will recover but she will be scarred for life. The durglars secured ayquantity of silverware and Jewelry and escaped, ———— a SHOT FROM AMBUSH, JACKBON, Ala, Sept. &—M. G. Can- dee, a highly respected citizen of Clarke County, was shot and killed to-day from ambush. GIRL CRIPPLED Bt LOOPING THE LOO Florence se nat! Jolted out of Car While Making Turn and Her Kneecap |s Fractured in Two Places. Florencs fourteen years old, of No, 10 West Elghty-third street, 1 suftering In the Kings County Hospital to-day from Injuries received in “lo > ing-the-loop" at Ooney Island, With Alfred Gerard, sixteen, and Florence Gerard, thirteen, of No, 101 West Eighty-third street, she visited Coney Island, and the two gira looped- the-loop together. Florence Mara was jolted out of the car after making the turn and fell upon the edge of the track below. Her knee- cap was fractured in two places and the dont stuck out. Two operations were | performed on her knee at the hospital, | but she will be Jame for life, ————— Sues Secretary Taft, WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—Major Peter R, Egan, surgedm in the United States Army, brought sult to-day against Se retary of War Taft to compel him to remove from the record of « er mar- tal Dot gu Egan) not ful duty, ant more ment, the complainant is in © fect punishment for all oMenses of which he was found not guilty, pure Cinnamon.. AND GINGER SNAPS, - ps Free ! wih be TAC Pace Closed Sat, Sheet Music’ Sale All Day Friday and Saturday The most popular New York vocal and instrumental successes and this season's new hits, which sell regularly at 50 or 60 cents Per copy, are offered at 9¢ each. ¢ A BIT 0° BLARNEY. ROSES AT TWILIGHT. MY BLUE-EYED SUE, THE GIRL YOU LOVE. BLUE BELL, ‘ THERE'S NOBODY JUST LIKE YOU, GOOD-BYE, Pye GIRL, GOOD-BYE. ave 3 ssippl Mamie. Wot 9 Feeling for, Yow blue dons Play in My ‘ard, Where the Southern Roses Grow Down Where, the Suwa River F' rat Little CHF Ts You. Marguerite (naw baliad),. Alexander. 1 Yo. POONIN He aii THAT, CARES Fo! STR MOON 7 ¢ Y HEART ¢ jors THe Mri ay THE MISTLRTOR how au MEET ME IN 8T, LOUIS, 10 Hianah, Wwgn't You Open iy nd. thi er Bush, Salt of the dee for Me, king the Pike, Piking our pader the Hime. Midnight Fi Pally Prim. Charlot Race, (Special to WHITE P ute Railway and Reading Lead the List, Which Wavers| After Strong Session, Then Rh Skee: Se Gd tae es ee 8 on a Rally. bed kt lasiunat 96. Be. beta Wing who murdered ee ee t North Tarry-| Although stocks develored a reno: | volted to dett, tionary tone this afternoon after a urrhige and the | Sapeion of strong trading, a late rally « \ @enin Utted prices and the markec| It fd that Senerally higher with trading |in love « at this man will be sub ning World.) AINS, N, ¥., sept. § + Who called on the Dis. | Louts Cantahipe, 183 Mott avenue, x years old, of No, was run over bya heavy truck to-day while playing tig] Active and Happy at 106 Mrs. Nancy Tigue, of Lafay. Palms. Fifth Nocturna, Ad Waves, Intermerzo Cavalleria, ois Polka at Hom Old Kentueny Home rear Jruter Doub meortne tele, (Bid Best Song, Jerusalera ont Chord slody 18 ¥ Louls had just escaped deing caught by ane of the boys in the gume and darted around a steam hod-ralsing ma- chine. He did not see the truck and] before hg could come to a atop he Slipped and went~under the horses’ logs Life was crushed out of him before he Sliver? Waves, ‘Dream of Paradioa, Remember Me. Kimple Confession, Classie Music Monastery Bells, Kreet Beotember. ember = ‘Wiliam Tell, Civ ntellow Marcel Also tl the hits of the following operas at 15¢; town, whe was being placed Dale te rep had a rival Peray Bi apracmary, + re on The prominent issue was Southern ¥, which advanced over a 00d buying. t Weakness during the tnitial ling, rallied and sold up mare than Retvity fell off in Uniied States Steel erred ducing the afternoon, the Prices showing a fractionul gain Ubasapeake & Ohio, Ontario & Westie Pegnsylvavia, People's Gas of Ch fei Rock Island were also weil ie trading, each advancing point. A movement In Consolidated Gas sent the price up alm points, It le Bp Feacted, but closed with a guin of over Sta per cent. American Smelting & Re- \ fining sold up almost 2 points Phere was continued pressure iH lgeal Tractions, although up in over on th the group oer ally higher. The Erie stucks, lithe opening the lead 1 to almos: nats higher Astivity marked the closing of the remark, ' x total sales of stocks were Siow Bhares, and of bonds $5,195,009, the common, closed / The Closing Quotations, aeeey'e highest. lowest and changes from Por from ‘last ‘cord and closing prices eatorday ning | ovale are as foi =o 293: poins | fair, because Ye col Reading, after dis-| eh bo. ved ner Russell admits vat was a very mysterious af uld tind no blood tn arriage and very little on Daley's clothing, while of a struggle along the country road could b efound The police are working ¢ that Dal nen w mur ho trace a vey Young will » Tun down the ags "| WHEAT MARKET RECOVERS. Cove Seat Up Prices After a Weak § Active of wheat for sale at and was quite was There was ty the murket to-day undertone However, the sitwnation yeed by a strong upturn in sweat markets which compelled and prices reco firm and advanced for a thme the weak quick! the No! ai ng her wi May De eos wer MM 3 opening pri embe hice were Ay ind ing prices wheat, ly » had @ chance to ery out a warning to killed set up a wild yell and fo a minute the know of the accident to the buy he went on driving bis wagon up Mott street, a stop when Dr pital, carried to his home, few feet away from the the driver. ‘The boy's compantona who saw him street Italians Ragone, of Was full er geastioulating The driver of the truck, Tony No. 2M Elm street, did not and Three blocks away he came to the crowd of excited Italiana overtook him, Ragone eave himeelf up ¢: police. hanaban, of Bt. Vin Hor- arrived with an ombu Went through the perfunctor pronouncing the boy dead Louls waa Which was but a place where the nt haovened. He was one of nt children. ee ene DIVIDEND RENTAL DECLARED. Manhatian Qaarterly Will Be Paid In October, The quarterly dividend rental of 1 1-2 per cont. upon the stock of the Maniat. (an Elevated Ratiway Company, which sed hy the Interborough Rapid ' “unpany, was declared to-day, payable Oct 1 SS TRUCE IN OCEAN RATE WAR, HAMBURG, Sept, 7—The Hamburg. American line says the Cunard lne hag hot vet replied to the proposition of the ,{allied companies relative to the pas. senger business, and consequently the reporta of 4 complete rupture of the peave stations of of a resumption f the rite War Are. mearreer The At conference at Frankfort-onsihe- Main, it tn added, took & reesee in order to permit the Cunard people to think Over the proposala made for a settlement of the disputes. ete, Ind, Although in Her 106th Year, Says: “I Really Don’t Feel Like rm a Day Over 60, Thanks to Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, Which Is the Real Secret of My Great Age, Health, Vigor and Content.” Mrs. Tigue Is Blessed with All Her Faculties and Does Exquisite Fancy Work Without Glasses. She Is as Spry as Many Women Half Her Age. With the Help of the Invigorating and Lifergiving Powers of This Wondertul Medicine Mrs, Tigue Says She Expects to Live Twenty-five Years Longer, Pleldelbere, stot Ryy The Violet. yan fa Domingo aia ‘ilar Sulla. ts Great to ALL MUSIC FROM “THE SCHOOL GIRL" AND “THE ROYAL i CHEP.® Add cents extra for each piece ordered by mail. og D ry Slow, val. Le batardays PUNTO. oe AOU SG BN MYR, New Torney tad ——__ — COTTON PRICES GO HIGHER. SHIPPING NEWS. - . St? exz. MRS. NANCY TIGUE, 106 ON MARCH 15. ‘t@ Mrs. Tigue, “on the fifteenth of March, and really I don't feel Itke Tama day Friends say 1 look younger ond stronger than I did 90 years ago. I have always th and been able to eat and sleep well, though I have been a hard worker, Even now I walt om myself and am busy on Sun fives, 6.52 Sum sete, @29!Moom rises, 3.57 @ of fancy work My Is $0 good | don't oven use giawses, Am still blest with all my faculties, The real secret of THE TIDES. my great age, health, vigor ahd content is the fact that for many years I have taken regularly a little Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, Wigh Water, w and ft bas been tay only medicine, It's wonderful how quickly it Fevives and keeps up ength and spirits. 4 am certain I'd AM PM {| Dave died long ago had it not . for my faithful old friend ‘Duffy's.’ Angust 1, Gea of Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Hell Gate kerry. 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Brokers Looking for a Squeeze, ALMANAC FOR TO-DAT. «from 1 pened higher ne gains of fr » 13 poly Some brokers we d wo ook for a In response to them cable pool the marké to-day, the orices show eround t would be so Light a y had pat « ton to arri men market, AC any jwoe the strongest at the opening. t trade businows dire lon was without im: | witie 4. with Liverpool, tire | Numidian eased a little. Flandria ns prices were: Septenbir, | Grenada stober, 10.8 bid R ‘Botita Anuar Mi M to 108, F atch. 160 ‘to 0% to 10, av. 19.64 to tember, 10.64 0.0; January he receipts PORT OF NEW YORK, | may uaainat « ARRIVED. Bi Dorado Flandria e ity of Columbus had Galveston 03 02 PPAF TIS RENT Your Houses, Hay ‘Mettin Port au Por Port Antonio PP. INCOMING STEAMBHIPS, DUE TO-DAY. El Valle, New Ort The late prices were etuber, 10.21, December, 3; Match, ‘10.50, SUNDAY WORLO WANTS 2 Worn BOnRAY., Sik ee iia, Sagres, erat rik OUTGOING STEAMBHIPS. BAILED TO-DAT. ‘seemed