The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1905, Page 15

v 4 Aged Father ea he The Evening “World'o Home! Megesin of the Barrison Sisters Dead; ___ Burial in the Potter's Field May Be His Fate. Old Man’s Body Boty Has Lain in the Morgue Unclaimed for Several Days. ATED IN PUBLIC STREET. €fforts to Reach Any of the Daughters Have So Far Been Without Avail. THEY ARE FAMED ON STAGE, Seven of Them Originally Dazzied the Youth of Europe's Capitals— Now They Have Drifted Apart. For four days the body of Cyrus Bar- eon, father of the “beautiful Barrison eistera, has lain unclaimed jn the City Morgue, To-day will be the fifth day, and tt ts the rule at the dead house that the unclaimed, bodles of the poor must be buried on the fifth day, for there ia usually ttle hope after that time has elapsed of any frends or reia- tives turnmg up. ) Request has been made thet the rule he wuepended in this case, as there In &tilt @ possibility that one of the man's ‘Qniighters, all of whom are wealthy, may eave his body from Potter's Field. MBarflson dropped dead on Sunday at ‘0, 28 First avenue, He ha been @iopping with a faintly named Lynch, "They at once telegraphed to a daugh- ter, who ds playing In Pennsylvania, She Gia not reply, and as the Lynches are ‘poor, they were forced to summon the Morgue wagon. If not claimed to-mor- Fow the body will gd to Potter's Field, *Old man Barrison came to America from Copenhagen in 1885. With him he Droitght seven daughters, a con and a delicute wife, To provide bread for this large family he commenced work as an wmbrélia mendor, but gave that up when his daughters went upon the For a fow yoars he led a life of d eaga upon the earnings of by the National Press! Agency.) , (opyrignt, 1004, @YNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS: le murdered jn a Melbourae Secs i anh Pe is ae ime. The two een, vals heart of Het! fo yal erenipe, gay that. 8 eslanieh Ghieen ae hade-ba! Satine nian ee ie nage. the. Oly, ny ht ‘5 ai bi in m red Ad that liver White 2 Cal she can Mot Btasrerat 8 KS Madge: to marty bin and ralia, Sho consent Feliity "Gevelops & strange driad id Detootl ae Ne catty ne auapects Roxe! boro he mu Wot te Gutveranipe sends for Calton, She te emit other au i tells Caltoy that Tlosanna Moore waa Mark Wrectiby'a divorced Bie avn That “Bat Rawilina Nis child, Fitrgerald ocila on Madge, Whilo he ghere her wher hana Nisilor who io taken, \ CHAPTER XXXII. (Continued,) Mr, Calton’s Curiosity Is Satisfied. ,He was having his breakfast at halt. Past § when he head the sount of wheels, and imarediately afterward a ring at the bell. He went to the wins dow, and saw Callon's trap at the door, (Uhre owner was siortly afterward shown, tito the room, Well, you ve a nice fellow!" orted Galton; atter. gree’ ‘8 were over, ‘flere I've teen walting for you with all the patichce of Job, thinking: you mere etili up leountry Will you ‘haverisome breakfast?! tues Brian, laughing at his indigna- ee j#AVhat huye you got?” sald Calton, Jerse over tho’ table. ‘tom’ ‘and (Humph! Your lanciady's culinary ides are very limited, fakes Jandiadics' ideas are, liegerald, remiming his ° bronkta: bei Heaven invents some new any Ae odgoras will go on Rettlng heeft mutton, alternated, with hash, wn: énd of the wi retorted @ one mustn't MNO the. Bove,” answered Cat- ay 'Avith @ grimace, “Do you think UE, landlady. could supply me with andy and soda tithes oarly “There vroyerb about glass { outer’ | bald-Calton, severely, “which AS Medocnleca [thee Fite pe ea ot Gotham, wi, ta World what had not found thai ig A ast teh Py BARRISON SISTERS, WHOSE FATBERYS DEAD HERE, arrival at Castle Garden, she found a chttinen, wa ely dashed in Ch rtis's company, | the notion of the Gerry Society, wh! Ugh ea ai endless pany: | interfered on the ground that the Iittle and later went with Kate Claxton, ris were. too Young. to beein aa per= Pearl Bytinge, the actress, who knew | fom Kis children, Then they drifted away of the ehiliren was rudely dashed »b; from him, and he was forced to shift for himself, Although there were seven of them, they are better known os the “Five | her then, described her asa child “with} For a, time after that the Barrisons Barrisons" because the first five had] the face of an angel.’ PoEh a Ubntnee them, Bhavwrotera Barrison found it very hard to supply | the Ittle Barrisons with bread and milion UuNNes Ah an umbrelia mender, 80 one day, when he eaw an Bdvertigement for girl dahcers at the Fourteenth Street Theatre, he took four! of Ma little daugniers to the stage door achieved publicity before the younger two were old cnough to assist in tho international capers of the alsters, ‘They are scattered now, While they wore together they managed to be exv pelled from Germany. Lona, the prettiest of the sisters, was old enough to take child parts on the stay at Copenhagen, hefore the family moved to America, Soon after their MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB BY FERGUS HUME.. skeioh for four of the girls, called ‘Mr, Cupid,” and had it aocepted he Ken Musbe, “1 found them living over a. stable," said Miss Bytinge. ‘"Thoy were desti- | tute. But the girls were #o pretty that ed them to the manager of the | I Tented @ fiat for tho family and In- And Offer ell Choy, were very email duced the manager of the iden Museo and taged and tightened, but ‘they | t pay $150 4 week to four of the sisters wore pretty. and were At noe en Who agnenred In my sketch, After that Bartison’s Hope ef replentaning. th Baye of otrmordinary ‘prospertly the family treasury, with the earnings bi his ,to you in this particular in+, slowly, “For if Mark Frettlby was he sald, “knowing ithat he had oom- K awfully married to Rosanna Moore, | mitted the crime: and yot'T had to alt Whereupon Fitzgerald langhed, and | if the divorce was not meee him, eat with him and drink: with Catton having been supplied with w: at | fe 1, as I Jearn adge is—— [him with the Knowledge that he was a he required, ‘prepared to tulk business. | —Tvos, and she mw occuples the place /murderor,, and Madge—Madge, — hiv “E need hanily mention how anxious | ich ‘Bal Inscor nither Sal + | daughter I am (o hear what you've got to say.’| tlby—oaght to. ett en a knock cate to hie door, fhe said. leaning back m his ohair, UPoOr @ d Calton, a little sadly. ‘and Mrs, Samnsgon entored with a tele- ‘but I may as well tell vou that I am teat all thts does jot explain the mys- ram, Which ghe handed to Brian, He ie} eatiefied I icnow half your secret ale TOES Ete eon that” anid Fitz-| tore It onan Ae gho withdrew, and sence: ie . | werald dutch, Avion Rosanna loft ing over it, gavea ary of hog rt ih iesinmareet: Jooked aston | fer husband. sie Pian ¢ to Wagtand | it Mutter to his test, e Yes, you néed,”: retorted Cat \Wwith. som ling fellow, and when te |» Caltan turmod rapity on hearing this told yout only ‘Know halts" on got tred_of her she returned to the lory, and seeing him fall into 1a onalr faze And became famous as A bur-|with a white face, anatohed up the tele- sereue actress under the name of Mil-| gram end fee aA pnten he did ¢o his sotte, There she met, Whyte, a8 YOUr | face. m: ‘startled as Fite- friend found out, and they came out cornidn Pina rere spr AN RS re Tor thu purpose of extonting m bh iat ie the judgment of Heaven!" rom Trettiby, Wren they arrived in CHAPTER XXXIV. | Melbourne Rosanna left Whyte to do Nemesis, Ul the business and kept herself qutet, M™ according to the old Greek, “Which halt? “Hu Rather Aimecult, to answer: r. Til tell 1 tt can supply. ail denolencles: i am quite ready—go on—"stop''—he ro and ‘closed the door carefully. “Welle? resuming his. seat, apinther Guttersnipe died the other nl “Is she dead?" "Asa doornall,’ enimiy, “And <1 ws—her screama Ting Th my ears yot Hut before sho died she sent for me, and said — “what? ‘Chat she was the mother of Rosanna Fy “e Se) Fe arbi wa rimht.* snterponea Calton, oageriy, ‘The men ‘whom theee"paers were Valiable aid murder ne you doubt it? And that man Anerered Catton, thibed it Bhe gave her marriage certificate to Whyt and he bad at on him™the night ‘are the sport of the gods,” who, ‘Olym> was’ enthroned on high Moon ci af, Ma Fretiby?" burst out Cal-| pus, put evil destrer into the hearts of “yeg! on. "Surely not Marl ri ty. ‘) mortals; and when evil actions were “And that, fal Rawlins was Ro- Tan nO ed es Me Fist he | thevontcome of evil tholughts, amused rani 8 child,” asked, after nh pause. themselves by watghing the inefiec- nd the dather?? sata Brian, in al t . to feo low" voice, . men Prison aiid) ria, tp nat no| tual efforts made by thetr victinia to Was Mark FrottIby." of} Suepinibe cu thens byl he as encape a relentless delty -enlled Nem- RT eer urdered Mee tne onl esis, who exacted a penalty- tor their evil deeds, It was na doubt amusing—to the gods—but It in quea- of certain papers, I—knowing full’ .woll wp were and to whom they Rt Pt Ae nuessal. linmeduately that now what’ have you to tell ohing! “Naiting?! echoed Calton, fi K Wrettiby had ‘killed Whyte) In Q OPI TRIE Lec that cieeebanke Bhoae Bank’ fo'obtain tiem and to keep his! tlomable if the men found ft 0. ‘They told vou when ano dled?” georet,! had thelr revenge, however, for, woary “There can be no doubt of it," said the barrister, with a sigh, ‘so this Is] Of Plasulng puny mo perod and cried when Js. who whim ‘Then why have you mate fuch « mystery about |? the rengon -Frettiby wanted Madge: to (hey saw they nen ake Chath’ sald Titeegenta, 109% marry ayhyte hee hand Was ta te the could not oscape, the Inevitable Nem- ing up in surprise, “If [ had told ft, ce of Inte oilonce hen he W Ane 'P C prlee of nis. gtlonce. When he wither y | esie turned her attention from actors "t Won seo what Arorence it would to spectators, and made a clean eweep have made to-Maagé exposyre. I remember he left the house ‘rm sure I don’ sreplted., tho bare ion very oxelted stata on ithe, night he} of the whole Olympian hierarchy, She risteny dompletely matin. sippoca Was mupdarod, Hrettiby mist ere fol-| smashed thelr altars, pitted down tholt H ow 5 foun mony Prettibyp) gonnection. with |lomed Imp to. awn, got dete ‘with statues, and, after sho had.completed He Keep’ his {onthe Becrot,"' ‘an: | chloroform, have taken the mal hev malfoious work, fous’ that she myer A, Atlan. na ike hia, iwite (an chewped trom his eeoret pockel Fone had, vulgarly. spenling, been cutting rt i . ‘ , wards he (R2PPUy, after /eScNow. you onn understand what my | 0M her nowe to spite hey tace—fon sie, ‘han been for the last few months,” |'0%, became an objeut of dezision and “T unde The Evening World’s Daily Fashions. of disbelief, and was forced to retire to he game obscarity to wich sho had relegated the other detties. But men found out that. ein bed not been itogether uscless as & xcareKoat poh which to lay the blame ‘of! thelr awn shontcomtngs, #0 they created a new deity called Fate, and lalé any imis- fortune which happened toithem to her the new stg i a ty medinm alse HUSH Or UPAR fof melon ae World Poattorn No, o572--B ie In sizes 6 10 12 years, Price 10 ents: (Are coupon.) cha Her worehtp 18 gtill very DoH war, especially among lay and uns lucky people, who never bestir thom Selves—on the grounds! that whether they do wo or nut thir lives ato al- ready settled by Fate; After all, the true religton of Fata has been rreashed by Eliot, When she says thit our Hyves are the vut- come of our actions, Set up any {dol you please upon which to-lay the blame of unhappy ives and Raftied ambt- tions, but the-true cause #h40 be found in men themselves. Rvery action, good por bad,<‘which we do! hes ite ocorre- sponding veward, and Mark Frettiby found it #0, forthe gine of his youth Were now being puniehed in'hie old age. No dowht he had sinned gayly enough in Ubet far-of time when life's ¢up was etl be with wine, and no. asp Ded arhoniy. ones," bul Nemesis bad been an.Unkem spectator of all his thoughtless actions, and NOW she oame to demand her just dues; "He felt yome- what ps Faust must have felt «when Mephistopheles... suggested a visit to Hades {n repayenent for those years of magic youth and magio power, Bo long bgo jt eeumed singe he t ashion Coupon. cents im poyment“for-Evening World potters} i Girl's Cuinpe ‘Dress. ps ‘vary |" IVES NT OL COE EMRE RAO pve iy ay ohm Sey ak e, Thursday baal B40) y Eventng, April 6, MOST FAMOUS OF SHOW GIRLS SERIOUSLY ILL Camille Clifford Operated on for Appendicitis in London HOPE FOR HER RECOVERY Beautiful Young Woman Came Here from Sweden in the Steerage. ONCE WORKED AS HOUSEMAID Went on Stage Extra Woman, and Within Two Yeara Joined Frohman's Forces,’ A despatch from London th The Even- ing World announces that Camille Clit- ford, the most attractive show girl on the’ stage, Waa operated on to-day for eppendicli’s, Although leér condition fa werious the outlook for her tecovery. is favorable ‘Pho ris6 of this young woman in the theatrical profession reads like flotion, Sho 1s known as the Cinderella of the stage, Less than four years ago she was @ hougemald In Boston, ‘To-day she ranks with the etars of Charles Froh- man’s production of “The Catch of the Beason" at the Vaudeville Theatre in London, ‘The real name of the girl Js Camille Otterpon, She reacted Boston in the steerage of a ship from Sweden tn 1899, lived for a time with an aunt, and final. ly obtained employment as a domestio, Because of her beauty and. her splondid voice she attracted the attention outside of the family in which she was em- ployed, and finally went on the stage as fan oxtra woman. ‘Thin was less. than two years aftorhor arrival in| Amorica, Henry «W, -buvager Was) forming” his “Prince iof Pilsen" company in Boston, and Camille Ovlfford appiled for an en- agement, Bhe was taken srto tne com- and made great hit as Mazle In’ London she was one of the nite of the plecewhén Col. Savage’ Coa a It there after the New hen York run, Wi! tho roat_of the company returned to the United States sho remained was sizned by Charles Frohma: Bening and CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought AMUSEMENTS, BASTERN STAR FAIR To Build a Home for the Indigent, Masonic Hall, 28d dh ‘and 6th Ay, Daily from Rati t, Rich Bilzer-Law Prisea May ae stone, brut Pity ay ieth a3, fora Uttle girl that maybe te: ilustration shows, a. pretty itor atternoun ‘on avin } of BVENING WORLD. un eee bays ute mks. we Les a S apaapiatepartremener at pa “Kleschna Pretty Telephone Girl Tells a Wealthy Man Won Her er Heart, 2 GIRLS SAVED BY POLICEMAN Benjamin Mallon Flings Children from Front of Horse and Is Knocked Down—Face . Cut and Uniform Torn. Benjamin Mallon, of the West One TMindredth street station, saved two Nttle schoolgirls from being run down by a galloping. horse to-day, Mallon was at Amsterdam avenue and One undred and Fourth street. He had @ hild by each hand and, happening, to turn around, he saw. a horse guilloping furfously toward them, By a quick move he hn ithe oxgaihken out of harm's wa! he was struck by the hore, As ‘ie, tall he seized tho bridle and hung on to It. The driver, Hdward heh » nineteon years old, of No, a3 Kast Ong Hundred Bix teenth stroct, it 1s alleged, is whip and attempted to al forward, but Mallon ef} on, and wtter quoting tybe hors, aiinbed inte. the, wasont ae. hod a tusale with ‘the driver, bud over dim and took shim to tine etatio Malion's sult wai ponds ane face were fused medical atbention, Nide Court ‘dhe prisoner Was charged With, reckless driving. Mallon has an enviable record on the police force, Recently a man. tried bribe him with $20, but he refused the money, Some tin’ ago he arrested a man for speeding his automobile, As* the statlon-housa was reached the ‘man waye Mallon fiy $} bills, but Mallon angrily threw them in the man's face. {allo has: also saved several childron thoes drowning in the Hudeon River, ta| . HIGHEST AWARD D Louls A SCIENTIFICALLY DENTRIFICE WHICH WHITENS THE TERTH, PREVENTS DECAY HARDENS THE GUMS AND PER- FUMES THE BREATH. PRICE 25c. - AMUSEMENTS. Wdatinze Kyory Day, tbo. “an wi ydintire CI inte of Bill Each, Week, i: » eminiton, oh oie Be Ha fron s BIG FOUR, 0 ners wi de) H Wondrute rns Only Way. 'atorkeo, AY. y Sse Rt, tar, Biway Arnold oe ‘th. Bata Ara, iiectal Matinee Ape Th i ny’ And How ite ited 0 Her Husband. 7 Matines Saturday, Harlem 3 iat i itelevonnny: one) Qn Houses RO Micor Nat w F Robaon as Morely Mary Ant HORTIG™ SEAMONS 2s, Barney Ewann & Menetotte Byron, fo, ao YaY ta SAT cai raty, FLORODORA 8.15. eat. LEW RRL DS eaene 189- pari Aeros Sisk Fs Next wk. Ha ni 1 GYPS Wea ‘gue No: Wite Garrick Eva SHE WILL WED A MILLIONAIRE, _ BECOMES BRIDE BY SON'S WISH Pretty Widow of Perry S. Hull Married to H. H, Fuller Be- cause Her Little Boy Said He Wanted Him for His Papa. Tittle Harry Hull, nine years old, dining mt the table with MMs mather, ) Wt G, Hull, had no wishbone of a turkey to get his wish, but he made the wish during a meal at thé Waldorf- Astoria, and to-day tho’ pretty widow. of Perry §, Hull, onee prominent in “Chicngo politics, 1s asain a bride. Harry H, Puller is the bridegroom, and the wish of the boy that Mr, Puller would be his papa, came true, Mr. Fuller is a renting agent for the States Realty and Construction and lives at No. 110 Riverside For about three years the talk has been that the pretty widow would some’ day be Mrs, Buller, fra, Hull, ucompinied by her boy, eame ‘to the city yesterday and was dining woth Mr, Fuller when the child decided “to. take Shingo In is own hands, and said he Whshed they would got mark Mrs, Hii “lushed, but. Mr Puller patter! the poy on the hack, and Mrs. Hull consented, ‘The hotel chaplain Was gent for, and ag Mys, Hull desired 4 chureh wedding they were married in alvary Haptiet Churoh last night by the Rev, Dr, Warren, Tt was 7, when K @ son ee busy, and an hour later the couple were ‘in the ohureh, and Mrs, Hull's brother and syter, wino had m the ‘phone, were to _witnass the ceremony, ._ AMUSEMENTS. 30in ae Amat, Mate WM. siete tase tat ‘salt WARY NAANERING NANGY STAIR ADL). Annto Beats on 8 ae Virginia Harned ext Mon—'Th Last 8 N The Ls or to . THA. eh 80, |} Blanche Wals DALY'S erat "Duchess of Bantzio LYCEUM Rize hash aiireg gu via Aelnocee LESLIE CART ER os ACAD BEPANCO Blanche Bates" aon pe Mats, Ww ed, & Si , KS Bits Bat, “AbOG “veduon WARFIELD" i wonder, Were eae KRDAM, bt, NAG, sehntd Mansfield, = leh pFogenty eit TA he AD. ra Prices 26, 5 7, ‘PRINCE OF fitgeh, MAJESTIC At Wed.& Sat, 210 irl, at 8 Last Weel STER BROWN Victor - Hy rey Magi te , the Greet on foe Mee Bip Nxt wi ia fe Water, th Toa | Atlantio Pretty Anni Beliet Bennett Tolls of Courtship of E, R, Whitagy, Aged Capitalist, Who Gaye Her $150,000 Dowry, i Mise Anna Bennett, the pretty ti phone ewitchboard operator, who Is reneive $150,000 in oagh before her Hage to’ BH, R. Whitney, the Man| faphialt man, ‘to-day told ap Byenii World roporter. how she pad ‘won the benrt of theC anadian {mt, who has since fade sugb Provision for is tride-cleat, "Mr. Whitney, who ls sixty, fag ® 90n, end as ihe wished to assure me thi I would He ‘provided for, he has prom: feed bo sign over $150,000 in cash before our wedding day," sald Miss Bennett, who js a pretty brunette of twenty od years "he date of the wedding hap not been set owing to the fact that Mise Bennett, who ts a Catholic, ds @ dhspeniation from Rome in oder wel Mr, Whitney, a Protestant, in At, Cecella's Church, Brooklyn, ae “We mot six months eald i ‘ Bennett, ‘When Mr, Whitney ‘z ‘tho Grand Union ‘Hotel on one of: Hittnerous business trips ho woul a Ways ask me to do his telephoning for him, We bvcame Interested in each other, and he finally asked permission to call on me. Ove acquaintance, whic) had ineraased to se ee Fangs ripened into love, and fe ae oe ma t m3 fo bd ae} 'e love «hough to Accopl euch orher, atid” Wa Mi be no hitel to the wedding, Miss Bentert Js a Poinerloving ma looking out for ther parents, @ modest but comfortable flat at No. Nassau avenue, Brooklyn, Het father foreman in a Fousghkespate Kuotory. =o Mr, Whitney has made ample provie ston that: his bride sah have Oey. comfort before thelr wedding, He has ordered a $9,000 ‘urtomobite ‘tna a eM mond suonburst, “oontral’’ at the who Is to be bridesmaid, Mr, Whitn hag given $500 to purchage @ sul gO In ‘spite of the Montreal iillionaire'’s generous appropriation for his bride-to- be, there is no’ friction between him : and his grown son, who tx to be best man, / saibeenbangihiiiete Latent, MRS. NOBLE’S TRIAL: TO BEGIN APRIL. 27. er: ' Justice Gnynor Vises Date With= out Notification to Woman's Connacl, When Attorney Charles La Bari counsel for Mrs, Paton Noble, appeared hofore Justice Gaynor to-day with DAperw relative to sotting Ne Gate of Mrs, Noble's trial he .was surpriead te Ivarn that Justice Gaynor and’ Distriat. Attorney Gregg, of Qiteens tee hady Girendy fixed it at April %, Mr. La Barbier prowisted that dt customary to glye the defen gant sf ean fel some notification and song (him In setting a trial date?” He? ti he would aac Justice Gaynor to finish "he trial during this term gh sorts night sesions In order ar BARNUM & ey GREATEST apy? 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