The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1904, Page 5

| | > THEATRICAL DAY *® Bisons) » TOMEROES WoOWS “MoAdoo Indorses Plan to Give Annual Pertormance in Each Theatre for Fund for Families of Policemen and Firemen, Polics Commissioner MoAdoo made Public yesterday « plan to raise a large | ' fund to be expended in pensions for the | widows and orphans of policemen and , remen killed while performing their @uty, ‘He will suggest the appointment of @ committee of policemen from the | ; theatre equad and the Policeman's | | Benevolent Association to visit the thea. | \ trical managers of the city to induce, ‘them to eet aside one day each year in ery theatre for a benefit, the proceeds | ‘of which will be turned over to the Fire and Police Commissioners, They will ect as trustees and see that the mousy | apie Properly, | letter from Lew Do ' ckstader, the @netrel, to Inspector McClusk the idea. ee In commenting upon thi PY Aiocag nen is letter Mr. “That lotter embodies a very practical idea which I heartily aporove of T h no doubt it will be weil received 46 the theatrical folk have always been among the first to respond when anv charitable notion ts plansed. I cannot Appeal directiv to the public in each © where lceman loses his lito his duty, ‘The public ut it would not do to be always applying to It, In the case by a flee'ng| 1d Ike to give immediate pe- | relief which could be applied t funeral exvenses, se.. but Tam unable to do 0, If we had a fund ft could be] @rawn upon In worthy eases,” | — k Dente Florence Maybr the truth olng on om riences { Kavanagh —_—_—_—_—————— | eered her claim BRNEY ees oe O81, GIES gee aon rath saeee THE MEETING PLACE OF EMPLOYER The following table contains a list of the Sunday's World Want Direc ory, 920 adverti pronted in vast su ay's World Want Direct | brooch from Cox, Maiheu Is chief cul>| JFWEL THET Mm Postpones Her Concert INTERRUPT OPER Cutter for Man Who Is Making Metropolitan Company's Cos- tumes Held on Charge of Re-| ceiving Part of Plunder, The theft of jewels by Emile Cox from Mrs. Bleanor Lorraine-Beatty, of No. 02 West Thirty-nipth street, is likely to so (interfere with the completion of the costumes for the Metropolitan Opera Company that Herr Heinrich Conried may have to use makeshifts on his opening night. Hebaere Maiheu, of No. 14 West Twonty-fifth street, Is held a prisoner | charged with having recelved a stolen ter for M. Castel Bert, of No, S14 West Forty-second street, who ls making the costumes fér the Metropolitan Opera Company. Unless he is discharged t day the costumes for “Alda,” the ope ing opera, cannot be completed in time, | Deteotive McIvor, of the Tenderloin station, recovered the brooch for Mra.| He also learned that Cox had terdam for Rotterdam, He arrested dirs, Cox at her home an! she confessed that her husband had taken the jewels. She and her son were to have sailed oH, Lu Lorraine for France yesterd: irs, Maiheu, a fellow tenar Coxes, read of the arrest of her bor and went to the Tenderloin sta She sald her husband had a_ bri that might belong to the aillection. Molvor arrested Matheu and he guve up the brooch, eaying he had loaned Cox $20 on it fn $2,500 ball for Mrs. Cox is held examination, Maiheu is held for re- celving stolen goods. poli ss LITTLE GIRLS ACCUSE MAN, Livery Stable Dri Pr Faces Charge of 11-Treatment, Bronche Berrows, ffty | two years old, reman of Ayer's Uvery stable in ng, Ln I. Was arratgned to-day in ushing Police Court charged with | ng Loretta Riley and Annie Ke. d twelve and eleven years, re-| P y Bartows drove a carryall brought th lure outlying dis peared against AND WORKER. positions offered and sought in last | ‘ents calling for roomers, boarders, real estate (buyers and , Sclets), investors, as well as almost every k kind of a help or situation seeker, were ory. UN last wonday morning the number of answers to advert! ie Nun sements received at} The World's main uttice was . Mast year 8,523, an increase of 3,604 over tie corresponding day | } World Readers Read “World Wants.” | POEMALL, FLW, 3. int Peeve HW.3W MISCELLANHOTS, Houses, Rooms and Apartmente i ate t Yortness Cpportunities em B' AUSE the Myrtle Room at the Waldorf-Astoria was wanted for a)! A th for th ing, t jously | ¢ |ingurtes, 1 ylaniste who had engaged the room for that evening, has graciously ,’ injurtes. hi WITNESS’ FATHER ON JURY. [uri (20 cv wa | _—___— Morris, with his mower and five evening, Dec, 6. (He Is Dropped and Case Is Vried by brothers and sisters, were pa: , ‘T couldn't bear to think of the President golng hungry,” sald Miss Eleven Men, from Russia on the steamer ' Jewell, tre Ga n. in the Bupreme | Which sank at sea more than a year = fle : f Queens County, had a tickilan [#49 The mother, with her children, Ir to settle to-day in the auit of B.| Were picked up by the lifeboats and YOUNG BASSO WHO |MRS. CARTER IN NEW PLAY, | #21%,{2 fettlc totes in the gait of Bere brought to America by anather | steamer "WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER .18, 1964, SINGER DEMANDS U.S, 70 SEND BACK —_—-— —+--— ‘Ethel Brougham Loses $4,700 Department of Commerce De- Through Failure of Stade & cides St. Louis Pike Perform- Company, and Obtains Sum-| ers Shall Go Home as They mons for Head of Concern, | Desire, Despite Employers, | ——— “ee | Charles F. Stade, head of the broker-; WASHINGTON, Nov, 18The Depart § age firm of Charles BE. 5 & Co, | ™ of Con { Labor th i | with offices at No. 44 Broadway and at) t § oked for { Broadway, vt the police, | him wh a summ ton Market Police . eum | mons was Issued for the broker on com- | plaint of Mrs, Martha Browne, known by the professional name of Ethel Brougham, a concert er Mra, Browne asked for a war' r Btade's | arrest, but the Magistrate would issue) only a summons. | An involuntary petition in bankruptcy The girls themselves wanted to go | was filed against the Consolidated Ex-| home when winter began how its| chango firm jast evening, ‘The petition-| teeth, b Jicate for which they ers were Comfort 8. Burling with w 4 claim against the concern for $0,000; ; exhid y and) try, 4 vestigation was or H. D. Howard, with one for 1400, an 4 ‘ L. 8 Chase, manager of the uptown Secretary Metcalf and the Goveroment| office, with a claim for $290, | got the s from the girl | 6 uptown office was exclusively for ves women, and it is said that a score oF) e Government will appoint agents - ort them to mailer | noney to a considerable » of Stade's | * more have los yand see them rted on| amount through the fatlor ; ern, This offee tor women waa] th y home, On the same train] and there were | carry the gelsha girls from] enough rolitop desks to make It ap) to San Francisco wtil go 340] pear that it was a auld business con: | Hnished thelr con- ern, | t came the announcement at the! These Chinamen do not want to go | n office that a line of stock had| Yack Lome and wil! be closely watched en in by Stade & Co. on] during the journey to see that they do the Consolidate! Exchange, and that | not escape the firm had announced its inability to ne i meet {ta Habilities, Then came the ; | | Mratement that a petition in bankruptey | CHILD'S SKULL FRACTURED. ¢ | had been fled | é Bi | Women at once gathered at the up- poy ¢ Fire ans ~ heek i all trying to get possession pecuciths, sices ‘ they had intrusted to the . Morris Mexter, six years old, added chapter to a ca Aond Jewell » early tosday, when | ee ta the fre-scape at his bh ! Monroe Willan 1 concert tours, his skull i receiving tnternal lent Roosevelt on Nov, 30 Miss Anna Jewell, ‘ child was taken to the dinner to be given Pr | ing ens County Railroad for $19,000 dam- HOPES TO SHINE | a [She WII Appear In “Adren,” by exposure b ght Mines to the ‘ A 2 | iges, ‘The case was ready to goto the} Oe 4. IN GRAND OPERA. | elasee ‘aud ia oe ee) wee ecuane | Note family andthe moter haw had a Da ae Joseph |* hard struggle to support her fam- David Belnseo announces the name of % tly. She te ill in bed from the shock of }the new play tn which Mrs, Lesile Car- | Sondelbauen her new misfortune or will apnear at the Belasco Theatre 9 Of the Jury ec in January as "Adrea Man Overcome by Gas, 4 ls by David Bemaco and | Robert H. Campbell, sixty years old, John Luther Long, ¢ was accklentally overcome by gas to- ‘ Che Darling of hom hwenty-| t+ Mr Belasco will not give the I » the New ¢ the p tye the ‘Tole of ‘ al | Adres will give Mrs, Carter a liberal | departure from anything ehe has yet} leecuhe aod will display her art ll its variety and powe Tyron e Stevensen, ROD, Chaute Gilingwater, J. Harry Be ove Grimm. Edith Crane, Marty rma Perr 1 Ledia ¥ brody Reformers to Honor Am 1 mem It is plain as the face on the Lambert Comer Clock that we could | not go on talking as we do unless we could back up our words with | st facts. The merchant who misrepresents his goods comes to grief | hi sooner or later, as he deserves to, We keep telling the public as strongly | m as we know how that our prices are the lowest in town for goods of | w @ quality. We give as reasons for these prices that we are | la irers; that we buy in large quantities what we do not POSTUM’S TRICK lar How It Worked Wonders ia Ose @ make; that we import all our diamonds direct; that we buy and sell Family. for cash always; that no middlemen figure in our transactions; that | er ve are content to do business on an avenue where rents are low, asa Tea and (offee 1 months Geod Will, Two superb dia- | Rings That Bring | A Beautiful Pair. ft ‘ 4 3 i 3 monds, as much A graduate optician of unusual’ i makes f alike as twins, Cut | skill is in charge of our Optical De+ 3 norrow ‘ostum, and ; mate | partment and will fit anybody re ; , | y 3 ‘ , ligestion ¢ decited keeps our fac cture can | | quiring his services with the most 4 ; : res case tory force dea My | accurate lenses. We supply eye 2 2\f fl i fos "so T had wife get @ pa next da aviv. 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We took away both ten and coffee and gave him what we -and shortly the Corner 58th Street several i stillness pervade The men sjunk back (o the drank — Postam for Roosevelt Dinner BROKER'S ARREST THE GEISHA GIRLS 3 _ Old Customers Bring New Ones - to Lambert's. OU LEISURE AND ORDERS FOR ENGRAVING FILLED IN TIME. WHEN READY. |Handsome Mono- rt while afte cted est piece we would bestow on tt Gos? monds 114 | i t. 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