The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1904, Page 4

0 FUSE New York. PLACED $20,000 OF ORIGINAL $90,000. "tora Are, and Would Like, if They Have Money, to Have Them Come Around. & ¥, Wilson, @ young broker, who 1 6 pearl gray spats and two very rings, and whose office et No. S Broad street over- the curb market, told a reporter! Byening World to-day that $70,000 to bet even that Roose- carry this State, ago $90,000 was put Into my desires that his uid not be made public, is the I do not care, either, to say! “fmt whom I placed the $20,000," Pretty careless to make such @ bet as | Gat on Roosevelt getting the electors | | @f this State,” was suggested, “Sup- | Democratic elector should slip ‘That has happened, you know.” haven't pinched ourselves | ” was the reply. “All the| | Seteements read that Roosevelt Is to Gerry the State, Nothing is sald about Street Broker Says He Is, for Rich Man Who Be-| that the President Will) Where Tammany Bet-| Steamer Which Sailed 1 Japanese and taken to Hakodate. Sept. 2 for Shanghal, mercy is being shown bei | encouraging the men in the defense, reached one of the Inner walls or 1 n G@. Gallagher in thie office on | @eneral result in favor of me. | also has offered 8, Where Is Tammany? ‘Tammany Usually thoy are down her Inda of money, but your cleaned rel of money on McClellan and to get some of It bark. who usually does the pat for Tammany and who ve multe @ bit of money, haan t besides talk. I'd “LOUIS FLEISCHMAN (S REPORTED DYING Founder of a Famous Bakery and Organizer of the “Bread- Line” Charity Suffering from) _ + gParalytic Stroke. % ~ Louls Fleischman, proprietor of the Testaurant at Broadway and | street, ts very il at his home, No, | & West Seventy-fourth street. It is Be cannot be roused from the condition that followed his paralytic stroke, Mr, Fleischman spent the summer in| the Catekills, and became #0 {11 there | ‘What he had to be brought home, Since | then he has had but one raily, and that 4 Of brief interval. Mr. Fleischman acquired fame when the established his model bakery, and added to it when he originated his plc- jue philanthropy of feeding the| and homeless on the returned / bread at 1 o'clock every morning. © The “bread line,” which comes around Broadway through Tenth et to | avenue, has been one of the! <= features of the ¢ for more | : & decade, Not only are the unfor- “eunate men, who come dally to the Tenth street restaurant to be fed, sup- | piled with rolls and bread, but ea receives @ cup of hot coffee. In Er way Mr. Fleischman has for years @ charity that represented @n outlay of thousands of dollars, Beginning life as a private in the Aus > trian Army and rising > eaptain, Mr. Fleischman came to this “eountry and founded his great baking > eatadlishment without any previous ining. His brothers, who had imm!- before him, had started their business, and i: was in conuec- with that enterprise that he started | bake bread. He mado his first venture tn this di- r at the Philadelphia Exposition MB, when he exhibited a model bak- and captured all of the highest rs at the fair for the «: i 4 rolls. ‘Th dt 15 Brew to such proportions t ors was the largest in tht co ten lots at Eighty-fourth —_ it End avenue. IK STATEMENT POOR. clearing-house 454.000 the rank of Go - | maint the assault and recaptured the position, Down in the bay the hemmed in Russlan vessels are belching forth in Aine a noe answer to tho bursting shells falling around them, The ships which are gea- 4 Ray rr gee bd bhi were expected to make a sortie either to-day or to-morrow and elt af break for the open sea, hoping to form 4 juncture with the Vladivostok | : squadron which has lett Viadivostok and was reported to be sailing south, SHIP TO BE BLOWN UP, It {8 believed here that the three-cornered attack from land and the attack from the sea was made to prevent this sortie, the Japanese having i 4 Fred learned of the Russian plans, The Russians are determined that in case of x Aro. EVERY the fall of Port Arthur that these ships shall not fall into the hands of the ¥ x * enemy, The moment all hope of beating back the Japanese is abandon ik ery ship will be blown up, every fortress will be wrecked with dynamite | % and every land mine will be touched off, bo buried, BURNING THE DEAD ON |so great that Dalny was affected, througt solid rock thrown, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24,—The Merchants’ Exch: cable message from London stating that the British steamer Crusader, | bound from Oregon porta for the Far East, has been captured by the The Crusader started from Astoria, Ore., GRITGH SHIP GRUSADER ED BY THE JAPANESE iw THOUSANDS KILLED IN FIGHT AT PORT ARTHUR LONDON, Sept. 24.—In a general assault made upon Port Arthur, 4s still in progress to-day, the city is being attacked by the Japanese on) also notable, that lasue closing with a three sides, Reports received here tell of thousands having been Kia On #aln of 15-8. the rise apparently being both sides. These reports add that the battle-fleld ts strewn with deed, No dué to the popular credit given to re- ged or besleger, and the fight is declared to be! the most determined Port Arthur has known up to this time, Despatches received in St, Peteraburg at 4 o'clock this morning tell of the bate, The contents of these despatch« have not teen made public. According to correspondents, the attack ox Port Arthur is being made by iand troops and by (he entire fleet under Admiral Toga and Vice-Admiral | 5. Kamimura, So determined f# tho attack that It is Petersburg that the attack will be final, and that Gen, Stoessel will not be | Lo able to hold out agatnst overpowering numbers, The guns at Port Arthur are not dolug effective work, but land mines | have biown entire battalions into eternity, JAPANESE GOING TO THE SHAMBLES, Despatches say that the Russians are fighting ea though they wero ina and Norfolk & Western each suffered | furnace. A perfect storm of shell is falling on the town, port and fortress, | In the midst of this rain of death Gen, Stoessel is going from fort to fort ° THE FIFLD. THE WORLD? sifDAY’ ‘EVENING, pew sai ° 00 Sailed from Astoria, Ore., for Shanghai Reported to Have Been Captured and Taken to Hako- date —Many Slain at Port Arthur. has received a, believed here and in St. Gen, Fock has especially distinguished himself, The Japanese have pe of the fortress, They were mowed down as {or tie week 351,200 shares and of they came failing over dead and dying, only to fall in turn. Then came more men, every mati knov'ing that he was facing certain death. On the wall yal .| Fock directing the fire. ‘I'he Japanese are sald to have captured E Battery oll of the Kuropatkin fort after sacrificing men by the hundreds and even © made by thousands. Immediately the fort was blown up. The Russians then began '”’** A despatch recelved here to-day says that cholera has broken ont at Port! ee fete. Lae Arthur, The first cases were (iscovered a week or more ago, fs ppreading. The cholera ceme, it is sald, because of the frightfully un- healthy conditions prevailing in the town, Outside the forts there are great heaps of desd Japanese and Russians, and so bitter is the feeling of the |B armies against each other that fing of truce are fired on and the doad cannot | and the plaguo Headin A despatch from Tokio says that many of the dead have been burned by it the Japanese. Hoaps of ol! were poured over the bodies and set on firo and | Wataan jthe bodies cremated. This despatch says that the stench trom the bodies was Wee ra This same deepatch says that the plan of the Japanese to tunnel under the land mines at Port Arthur was abandoned owing to the diMcuities | encountered in the work, Tho Japanese found that they would have to drill ‘The St. Petorsburg correspondent of the Paris Matin has wired his paper that the fall of Fort Arthur Is expected to-day. In case the Russians are | over “powered © massacre Is Dredipted. The Russisns are determined to go |down with their fortresa, and Gén, Stoessel has sald that while there is a Russian left to tire a gun or wield a sword tho Japanese cannot be victorious, GEN. ORLOEF IN DISGRACE, The Associated Press learns on unquestionable authority that Maor- Gen, Orloff, whose precipitancy in leaving Yental to join in the attack on the heights of Skywantun exposed Gen. Kuropatkin’s le: tated the »landonment of LUiaoyang, will be detached from the Manchurian army and given another command {n European Russia, or, perhaps, be retired. The detachment of Gen. Orloff was ordered by Gen Ku ryatkin, who has full power to do so without resorting to @ court-martial, The oficial report that BrigGen, Fomin, of Gen. Orloft’s division was dead, and the subsequent development that he is only severely wound- ed, reveals the extent of the confusion into which Orloft's division was Gen, Fomin is in hospital at Harbin, flank and necessi- | he may SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY Sun rises. 6.49!6un sete, ao | Esty Mavannal Mouthanpen Tallanassee Bt. Paul INCOMING 8T DUE Y Hubert, Barbados Ee y = 2 STOCKS DULL IN LONDON, LONDON, Sept. 4 -It was dimeult t discount rates In the to-day in view of the money, Business on change was sluggishne: cortalaty mmarness of the Set. were stea and Home Rails hardened, Mess Americans ned firm, but operators were | Se d quiet, To Build Robust Health Start at the foundation of life and health, Assist your organs to do their work properly, Food and drink cannot nourish if your liver is not working right. Dyspepsia and Indigestion follow if your digestive orgaw are out of tases slightly later on realigtions and Grand Trunk was harder satisfactory traMo returns. Moreign: | ers Were more active Moon rises, 4.28 firmer after an easier opening. "Im- Perial Japanese Government Sixes of | Japanese grew | county. low wi leh Were quoted at Wl Kaftirs Im- P| proved WhIC | The strength In Atchison preferred was L OFF ei i MIXED | Ultra-Fashionable Footwear for Fall and Winter—1904 Our best goods are Custom Hand Made, produced regardless of expense and are unexcelled. In all grades we furnish full value for price asked and invite compar- ison, We make noattempt at wordy description—price indicates quality. Sizes and widths marked in plain English. Men’s Boots and Oxfords, Men's Slippers Women's Boots Women's Siippe \| Favor of Buyers, While St. | Paul and Louisville & Nash- ville Also Show Strength. | METROPOLITAN WAS WEAK. RANGE OF PRICES, 2.00 to $9,00 | Boys’... 50 to 4,00 | Girls’, 2.00 to 9,00 | chittren 1,500 8,00 | infants’... Union Pacific Under Pressure, and) Baltimore & Ohio, Southern Pa- cific and Norfolk & Western Lose —Bonds Are Strong. Irregularity marked the closing of the | stock market to-day after a higher opening with the volume of trading lim- | ited. ‘The feature of the day was the strength and activity In the Steel| | stocks the preferred, which went wp] to 7-8, a gain of more than a polnt.| The common also closed at the d *| beat figure with a gain of 11-8 per cent. Port that a large Union Pacific Interest had accumulaed an influential amount of Atchison stock, Union Pacific, however, which had been the market leader for some days, fell back and gave evidence of pressure yin it finishing with @ loss ot Paul, Onterlo & Western and Wille & Nashville were fractionally WORK WHILE YOU 5! | highe Woakness was shown in the Matro- politan issues, Securtties closing off 2 | points, while Stréet Ratlway lost 11-2 per cent, Baltimore & Ohto, Southern Pacific fractionally The ‘Pennsylvania RAILROAD. PTATIVNS toot Ge \emos SWENTY- THER PAMB RE and YeouKUBAKS and SUNT wd ak Sa Toe leaving Une from Desbrosses and cote treets Ls five minuces jeter, (bes Bireet Ps iliaad were practically un- Gov naltered, whitle y were res and of bonas $2,185,000, and 2 otes the growth of the hair and gives itthe lustre andsilkiness of youth, When tho hair is gray or tedod tt | BRINGS BACK THE YOUTHFUL COLOR. @ | It prevents Dandruff and hair falling 9 | and keeps the scalpclean and healthy, 9 | bonPls 20,951,000, ea below for Twenty-third Fon aid bis 4) M.—CHIC. la The Closing Quotations, fro prices or from last recorded. sal INANIA LIM Amal. Copper... m 8. & Ref... | * Am Sugar b \ < NAT . BANKING AND FINANCIAL. | 90, + & 18, 8 : «| STATISTICS FREE, "3-3: + «| | 4 Secure our 400 Page Manual. | *1. , bre 14 | Weite or Cal foe thle Vadeante Beck. or GRY, RMITWAY. 8.25, 425 P.M, + & | Our eto Investors," is Urevereted, eontaine A1 | A0 TIC COAST LINE.—0.25 A. M, and = ty, bag Aon sya mat shi lae yadoe st HOARD, AiR LINE.—12.95 P.M. and « 1m Properti ighest and lowest . ISTER| a <1 | prises for a sores often te thirty reste, of Stocks, Noah AND, WE 8 SATE A Fem ed Naar = Houde, Grain and Cotton, alto the methods of buy ' CURSAPRARE AND sH 10, a | Sova ce top cand selting on margin, tsswed gratis and Mur, feist, nd A . ! Mi! Rr a |fserrs | Malled Free, | «t}.8 | cA ing Ast. {Ue to date in everthing concerning the Mariote at | FON) HANCH” AS vars (ort tan of "the World, Very maderate margins, ry Park dung % and a Mea Ri feland.. ss al 8.59 2.54 He yrda ook sland pt! q only, ‘iver tank Brame Southern Pacific, 5 s Long ranch). a yong fouthern Pac. vf a Sundays, 0. > m Ry, uthern Ry: ‘ot. 9 le +1t ttitt+ "ed “iti Ae Titd ' HAIGHT & FREESE =a: Main O.ice, 63 Broadway, N, Y, 208 Fitth Avenue (corner ese" Hips a +1 Branches; (120. 4d at. 8. ¥ bidwtiin “gry Lene NY. ben fway't a Foon Aanek ry et ae = Tefen Dh pence” bi gh ccs are: 8 = EXCURSIONS. General Manne ‘peer th Hilti tee —Deciine. janera’ ia: LEHIGH VALLEY] <=" BULLS BUY COTTON, RAILROAD NewYork Central Small Gal im the Market on Fair PLEO | 4at Btdet ‘# we , oes aes eee si nd Short Covering. Cotton showed little change to-day, tho list opening from 1 to 3 points high- er There was a fatr demand from the | loading bulls, Philadelphia spot inters 4) » My MM: rhe Century Limit Deol sand Chi fo amr LJ ests buying December, while It was as- | sumed that purchases of the list by inti CHUN ‘s} th PT, igh ula Limited. | certain room operators was for Wall GLEN ONOKo. h prt airoat account, Tepresenting the protec. | Special train leaves W. 204 St. 9.25 titer ow 3 ton of short Interests, Some of the | J M-: Cortlandt and Desbrosses Sts. $30 buffalo & Tha Sara commission houses evidently took promt | A Ms Fulton St. Brookiyn, 15 We uthweatern for thelr customers, and thls Kept tho |} x cl Markel st gona lA Mei DPM, Catena era 3 ‘om covering, lt tie from gor, jo0mm the un || Pe aim Anne ii ie, aay, ma fae iv thiane mts prices were _ September ip ra Miattrdaye at 2.89 ‘tone aie 88 ILAST SUNDAY BXCU ho }y089 to 10.90; Apri, 1092, bid: May, Ws i +} to 10.94; June, 10.95 OF THE SEASON, | nreavy ? + Hn | The, _cloatn pain rece 7) [liar « Pulton a to 10. eA 0 vy + " ” iets a $ ‘00 ERIE RAILROAD! coiaiess somiet pt are es WT Reb, 1080 to 1, ares, 1088 to} SEPT tel or rasiilenee by Wenteatt eneens pr} 0, ’ wWoewr » YAN| | 10. Pe Nest toate. | -25 TO K ITY GEORGY. DANTRLA Manager SHOHOLA GLEN | one hundred ork, On the beautiful Gen Pree Agent ————[—>— Baldwins to Have Banner, PERSONALS. ‘The Democrats of Baldwins, Nassau will open tho campalgn ot RTIES know 4 4 leave W. 29 * lived Tuesday next dy swinging a handa Chambers RUB. and Dae destee ARE! boarded with: Hen Parker and Davis banner to the bre Returniny Cherry at. ohola| here Wi pension, as bis disoh Any che knowing wh bat Som cate with o oinnid Pe Frelbern, ae a.) ral man ay. Chicas, Prominent speakers will address meetin “AUTU MN, AL West Point, Newburgh & Poughkeepsie POLI Dally Outings (except Sundays) by Iron I ‘orl md | aeaty Wen & Ba st 0 Akt fad’ Wet Sit | sarannnness Pe wa rnnnand & Poston Bxciirston, Oot. 9 ant 4. 500 | GEO. ROBINSON (Lawyer) STEAMBOATS. — = | Mo Nanau st Day) 1570 Bway, 37 a Ment) HORSES, CARRIAGES, ac, iio BUTS first-class “work horea, eat Iden be FOR SALE. ‘AN! CK. —80e, A RK AND Back —Se th Be. —LONG BK, S0e.—ASBURY par order, Constipation cannot exist if your bowels are free. mage tome gy }. ‘ah A ut ‘i of ¥ + #1 weekly: gentie- i Bitte wi : ? bt A short course of Beecham's Pills will soon put you right Sac as AM. me and an occasional one will keep you so, BEECHAM’S PILLS will do more to build up robust health and maintain ft than They have done this, and are con- tinually doing it for thousands all over the start now and take BEECHAM'S PILLS ocdasionally you will certainly benefit to a remarkable degree. Sold Everywhere in Boxes, 10c. and 25¢c. any other medicine, - HELP WANTED—MALE, WANTED Experienced young man to run dish-washing machine In restaurant. Ap. Piz at once to manager, Sth oe ADA DRY GOODS CO., Bist st. & Oth a WANTED—Noa-unton_ m ~ Address P.O. Hox TOL, Worcester, Mi ee HELP WANTED-—FEMALE, RAR RRA ARR AAA Ane WAN TED—Middlewa ea! See Coupon in The Sunday World A Chance to Win $1,000 in Gold, Who will be elect What will be bis pond et 9500 in wold, iret pt te the coming nearest, m.2o in prises, Detalls vf the contest and vot. ing coupon in To-Morrow’s Sunday World. orld, If you LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS, RA AARARARAAR ROD OODDOP PDD LO8T—On Tth ay. eEF x Ak gy Me Sherases, youna own, tes w TO-MORROW’S SUNDAY WORLD Occasionally he makes excursions into the poorer carts of the city, where owns blocks and blocks of tenements, to observe conditions, His manner address attract no attention, and people who pass him by have no idea that the solitary sight-seer ts of the richest of New York landowners, the Astor deserted his own land to become the entertainer of royalty, the companian of England's greatest noblemen, Mr. Astor drives only when the weather is bad or when It !s necessary to save tims, On those occasions the coachman drives away from the hotel withe out Instructions, because Mr, Astor doesn’t wish people to know his destin» ton, H@ yess From “William Waldorf Astor Comes Abroad.” A study of the strange multi-millionaire, now in New York, with a full-page snap~ shot picture of him, —— OOOO Blood runs red riot in New York these days. There is mur der in the air—foul, brutal and mysterious murder, and murder has come to be as common place as the cry of the newsboy who yells the details of the latest tragedy, The crime of murder is on the increase; there are more murders nowadays than bank robberies, more than ta, more than kid- nappings, and strangs to say, a New York, and here alone, the murierer almost Invariably escapes, —oOoOoOooooqjjeow®ooaeaeaeaee—c caer “And then he stopped, for there was a look on my face that made him afraid, And right behind me, From “Why New York Mur- derers Escape.” A wathing arraignment of New York's detective system, by Will M. Clemens, the Great Criminol- £3 ccc ened Tee face turned pale, teeth chatt and he nearly tell over eat oaid, ‘The Man Who Sold His pointing at him: ” Thetis Gerahon Marz, That tp 2C8t Friend for $100.00, "he tsanen. sept. arvr 1o and took Mars by the arma, He did interesting story of the not move, He only Jooked at me, a Marx Mysteries in queer-like, and said, almost in @ necticut, whisper: ““‘Levient My God! You-you are From ‘The Teacher's Daughter Who Has Upset an Empire.” “She ts no Princess, Your Majesty.” “Indeed—then the Duchess, Ferdinand?’ “My affianced {9 not a Duchess, Your Majesty.” There came a cold ring into the Emperor's voice as he asked: “Then who is she? One of royal blood, without doubt.” “Bhe is not of royal blood, but of sweet and royal womanhood. Her name is Bertha Cauber, the daughter of my old teacher of mathematics.” in Emperor sat silent, eRe ae ‘elaoed at I ‘at last; “have you lost your sensest™ How beautiful Bertha Czuber, a tutor's 5 daughter, has become affianced to an Arche duke. 2. te. eee AM Pretty asa picture, full of fun, and alive with » love for adventure, this daring «itl haa been taking her lite in her hands, has been breaking the From Jams of the state and all the rae, Automobile Hold-Ups a etique! are. wert with her friends, and Pretty Girl’s Pranks.” now undoubtedly must pe among the greatest practical ers on earth, Dismuised as a man, carry- A ee ee) ou oe ing a pistol, and driving her own tricks and how came out, automobile, this girl “held up” at least a dosen of her friends within & month, ——_____—__—[——[>SSS[S—=—=—_SS——= “That skin {s quite fresh,” re marked Mr, Dove, “and the former owner of it should—Here he ts!” the latter exclamatioa From “Catching Rattlers for Colled in a velvety mass under the =the New York Zoo.” Protecting edge of a rock lay a fine black rattler, head back, eyes flash- © By ‘Curator R. L. Ditmars, of tha ing. the pleture of determination to Zoological Park’ (with photo~ resent the intrusion of the human {n+ graphs). vaders upon ite den. A stick was thrust toward ft and it struck. ae the tips of the fangs touched =————eEeE—ESESEeeEeEeESESaaI]ECEaeSESOOee .. son the slabs of the cause way and @ man rushed out from the reeds like a mad thing, He gave a scream like i hee gery oe Ms he caught it of us and ti to ‘ twist away, but his feet slioped from The Mystery of the under him and down he fell, Before Causeway,’ he could recover I was sitting on his chest, “T had no hand fn it!" he erled. “‘T swear to you it was not me I was to meet him on the island. He was dead when I came to him,” ST Nothing tells as much on @ wo- man’s entire system as constant sit- ting, Standing is bad enough, but sitting for hours and hours, par- toularly fn the unhealthy attitudes usually assumed, is likely to throw the entire Internal machinery out of order, With that there i the continually rrowing dislike on the part of the chalr victim to throw Author of the “Inspector Hartley* stories, By B. Fletcher Robinson, From “Rest Exercises for the Girl at the Desk,” By Margaret Hubbard Ayer, oe aeaeaaaaaaaaaasaees—s—ooeoeoeoeo In Poetry. There is anly one Loom iY From t elled noint of view: via to racrifce but one, “What Did Solomon Do?” Instead of sacrificing two, The orecipice should be his alm, Bince Solomon and bride are one; ‘Twould Labatg him thoughtful, wise and cami ‘Thus his wncle duty having done, —__.. (One of the thousands of tmswerg & hod ree Automobile Prize ntest THESE AND MANY OTHER EQUALLY INTER. ESTING FEATURES IN THE GREAT Sunday World Magazine A New Thing in ne Journalism, Campaign Edition % Funny Side. Mr. Buttin for Congress, Panhandle Pete at Oyster Bay, Winsome Willie for Reform, Newlywed for Alderman, and How ‘The Kid Helped Papa Explaia the Tariff Question.”