The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1905, Page 11

The Evening. World ?o LIER ENTE 2 My Sixteenth D ay’s Adventures By the Mysterious Mr. Rafiles. Six Raffles Pointers. The Mysterious Mr, Raffles's height is 5 ft, 7 inches. The Mysterious Mr, Raffles’s weight is 130 Ibs, His eyes are dark brown. His hair is dark brown, slightly mixed with gray. He wears No. 7 A shoes, His gloves are No. 634, a. Two More Poin bad a Wet weather muat have Wanipening effect on the sleutha who were aftor me yesterday, Tried my best all day to have Late thing happen, but I failed to get even fo much as an encouraging smile. rouble 1s, the pepple are evidently fooking for some one clse, who looks @omothing like me, and pay no atten- ton to the real article, AVero you in that litte gathering that stood under the arcade at Macy's Puirty-fourth street corner from noon ntil 12.89 o'clock yesterday? You know, the rain Was coming one he big torrents, and the girl with t ed hat declared she didn't intend to spoil it, “Raffles or no Raffles,’ I took advantage of that shelter for half an hour, watching the crowd scur- rying up and down Broadw cldentally sizing up those who stood | near me, yet no one took the trouble to | reach around and gather in a hundred dollars. Remember the messenger boy who ap- | peared on the scene with a copy of ‘The Bvening World, reading the story of my Bunday adventures? Rtberciversuret Ihr, onto ss, ook.) sate sic 108 Cashel Byron’s Profession. » ? By G. Bernard Shaw. (By. Permission of George Munro's Sons, wo tight 1s08, by George, Munro's Sons.) SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTER. and philosopher, fameinatss | est roughness. 0 is le eccen! Sua her in ‘a etree. howe CHAPTER II. A Revelation and a Fight. ‘NE morning a few weeks later O Bayhville called on Lucian Web- ber and respectfully besged the honor of a ten-minute interview on & matter of importance. ‘Though sur- prised by the footman's visit \Webber consented to see him and asked his business. “You are Miss Carew's cousin, sit, and you manage her business,"’ replied Bashville, “It seoms to me that you ‘were the proper person for me to notify, You may have noticed that Mr, Casiel Byron is one of Miss Curew's guests every Friday." “Well, what business ra?” asked Lucian, “Nono at all, jf you and Miss Carew ow whut he is,” wrhat ho {s!” repeated Lucian, be- wiidered. “I don't understan ‘He is a prize fighter, air, Champion ef Basland,” “What? You're surely mistake: “Pick up any of the sporting Papers, sir, and look for yourwelf, (Nelther you nor Miss Carew are in- is that of ‘terested in sports or you'd have heand fie name long ago. He's a prize- fighter, Tho best known In this wountry, He was cabin boy and fell fn with Ned Skene, who kept a boxing cademy in Melbourne, Skene taught him to box and got him his first fight. He beat everything he fought, sir, and at last killed a man in the ring. ‘Thon he left Australia and went to America, where ho Injured a heavywolght for Ufe in a fight, He came to England to fight a celebrity known as the Dutch- man, Hoe took tho cottage on Miss Carew's Wiltstoken estate in order to thave a quiet place to train, The man with him there was his trainer, Mollish, ue. Mikes the Dutchman and he js now fight a back country celebrity cae Silly Paradise, All these facts ou can verity, air, by @ glance at the ‘ting sheais, It's his pet hobby to regarded as a gentleman, He's got some sori of education, Some gay ho camo of good family and as a lid ran away from n achgal OF gollene and becato ge don't know how that Age end ‘sober, too, and doemn't dine @ipate in any way. ‘I'm an admirer of but when it comes to his palming anand off on Miss Carew aa iy gentle- ute 80, You Ald well to ‘come to bin Bashville, i shall speak to Miss latenv at once,” ean eRheE WRN As god ne his word, Ho badled’on Lyita and was closeted with be in the brary for an hour, INefly ho told her of Byron's {dentity re, repeated the detatin of his history had gleaned from Bashville, aia fintened with white face and sot ‘ebber was “i dosk and wrote: non) Ne Went Me Cashel Byron bah C3 vere sa ‘pie ou ta ques pot come acai Pane Havitig ven thie LYDIA, CAREW. given thig missive to Bash. ‘ville to WHORL whe resolved Mi iy Canal ron forever out of her mind and to miss the pine. {neident from her memory. This, however, proved to be a ker nalel went At one gat At one slaaig.” When he Rouse ‘he *cauugnt a a wllmpae 3h of her ie 0 passed Bnahviiie Grae to the tH doo Trang and “ anew. 18 Hota ‘ata id neat Snetal ky cae asi, ee wa Topliea dag foe eo yon tard tine yb) om behind ai iim. ville for a mor gen sud- eine ee Wis Beli ite impact, went mh t and Ny mene cout seni ae ri eee foci Teached the house he |: ters To-Morrow. I mean you, Mr. ‘Tallman, with the panania hat, You Know you asked the Jad if “Raffles wasn't o fake, and the 1nd replied ''No, alree! I know a feller wot seen him And the kid was right, as I happen to know the party he had referemee to. ‘To stand in a crowd Mke that, hear one's self discussed and then note the blank looks on the faces of those who were talking about you ts enough tv drive one foolish, I can't understand it. Mr. Susplclous Went Wrong. Again, at 11.15, when I entered Den- nett's Park Row Restaurant, where I ordered luncheon, after seating myself at tho third table on tho right beyond the cashier's desk. There was only one seat loft, that at the end, and as I mt down I heal the chap in the next seat deokure he had ecen Raffles in Brook- lyn on Sunday, and that he bad not gone to Midland Beach at all, the short, stout, smooth-shaven man who uttered that remark, He lives somewhere in ¢he vicinity of Bedford avenue and Fulton atreet, Brooklyn, overbalanced by his imeftectual stumbled against the baluste Lydia was in her boudior vith Alice darted in and locked Alice rose and screamed, h startled, rat still, blow, Bashvill presence helo’ “Ask hin to go, to the Ubrary" con: manded Lydia. "I'l see him there,” Silencing all remonstrance, she left thg room. hen Cashel entered the ibrary Lydia was oad Cashel Sy and to Lydia’ head on hysterical conyuiston, resolve how to act he looked up at her with this face distorted and dis- colored, and tried to: speak, “Pray be calm,” sald Lydia, ld you Wish to speak to me." m't wish to speak to you ¢ver sald Casnel, hoarsely. “You our servant to throw me down the Bieps. ‘That’ssenough for me,” Hvala Gaveny POEL ith Le teodenby’| to sob which he was struggling with; Dut she repressed dt, and unsweted, firmly, “If my servant’ has been gullty 10 Teast -incivility to you, Mr Cashel Byron, he has exo his’ ordera, "it doesn't matter,” wad Cashel. "Ho may thank his luck that he has his head It Thad tanded on him that "t matter, Hold on a shall get my sncond wind presently, and. then Cashel stopped a moment to pant, and” then ‘Why are you going to give me she 's consternation, tis hand and. yielded to an Before she could “ram uit gut of decent soctety wien fellows that go far worse than I are let in. I see here last I ored of your puicata’ Wi man with, the gold Go you think T wast what his tio game was? Baking dogs in ovens to @ee how long a dog oon live red thot! I'd lke to catch doing it to a dog of mine, Ay; and stlcking @ fat full of nadie to. eee how much Pain @ mt could stand, Why its e dust sickening.” Do. you think Pa |! ‘ba’ Ken hands with that chap? Tf he hadn't. been a. guest of yours have given, him a notion of how iHuch bain a Frenchman ean ptand without Any" patie in time Amt hers tobe ree celved on brie of while Tan Kloked gout! Look at your retati fenerué, Ww had ts he bee a Het niger tintite should Ike to know? Tan't it his pride ‘and boast that ag jon ‘he is pala so much a day he'll ask no questions whether a War js ‘fair or untulr, but MAY MANT ~ | Da Na Call of Send You, who wore at the table, remember | lana, according to hiw subsequent re- |marks, he Is one of the few In Now York who know my childhood history. And I gat In Dennett's twenty min- ules, quietly eating lunch, without, any one realizing the subject of general dis- cussion was within earshot, Wouldn't Jit make you mad? | Hven over at the Astor House, where leverybody knows me fairly well, they failed to take advantage of the oppor- tunity offered them yesterday after- noon, 1 loafed in the billiard parlor there for three-quarters of an hour without any one coming forward to |claim the $100, Heard Indivectly the other day that there was one place in Manhattan where I was sure of being captured if 1 dareu show myself, Seen the NewYork coach- men have all interested ‘themseives | greatly In the search for Rafties, and tor) several days past scouting partles nave} boon laying deep plans for my capture| in @ saloon at Boventy-elghth street and Lexington avenue, I went up there in the afternoon, talked with "Barney," the drink dis~ penser, drank a glass of birch. beer, Wokel at the stock Ucker, and came away eguin without anything happen- ing. “Barney” Overlooked a Bet. ‘When 1 entered the saloon, which is/ owned by L, Duerr, Mere was only | one man in tho place, He was appar- | ently a “regular,” as, noting my look of Inquiry as to the possible whereabouts of the barman, he called out, ‘Hey! Barney," with the result that “Barney” suddenly emerged from a rear room, Noither the man with the gray mua- tache who stood before the bar nor Barney paid the slightest attention to me othor than serving the birch beor, Now, why was that? They tell me everybody In that neighborhood is hot trail, on my u Next ume I call, Barney, I'll tell you who I am and then perhaps you'll recognize me, I walked around tho east side during | ust, walk out and put thouganda of men | the best Kill and be Idiled?-— Keeping “well behind thom. himaelt ail the time, mind you, Last year he was up to his chin in the blood of @ let of Door biwks that Were no more @ match r his armed men @ feather. | Weight would be “And if all these soldiers, and ihe |made welcome here, why am I shut jOup ike 4 brute beast?” Aistinction soums arbitrary, I 8. But perhaps the true remedy to exclude the vivisectora and stead of admb:ting ee Bie chan hex meant Tot discus this’ with sou, 4 prejudice against you, and I canno y |nobler ocou [horrible encounters, by Ww i descend to gain, a living: said Cashel, flatly, Just, where it ‘is, "Eyal looked Krave, and said rate “Fou don't sea It Cashel. “We Tl just tell you all about myself, and then leave you to Judge: I belleve I] was the most unfortunate devil of a boy that ever walked," se began, when he was ‘seated. vMy' mother Waa-and an actress; and a tiptop crack abet son, Her stage name Is Adelaide | isborne,” vdin ould scarcely represn a start, Addlaide Chaboene was ait acquain | of hers and was one of the most beat:, tiful women in England, But Cashel Went on unheeding: ‘One of the first things I remember | dog-bakers and | rest of them are oy "Bootety “has on the floor in the corner of here there was a DIE glans ofapng away before tt, att Shakespeare like tings was ‘atrald of her, Decase Bho Papua apoe my manners and arpearance. I should have been fpne of her, q ey if she hed. let me, fey mae didn’t, aumehow: and I eop my affection for the servan Were a precious pair: I sulky and ob: she changeable and hot-tem- ered, She used to begin’ broaicfast paid by knocking me he other pide of the room with a slap and finish y me hor darling’ boy and me ortleltg all tdi oo ond ings. 9001 Fave U inying to pleas, hor, or like her, a. bocaine a ‘diss agreeable a young imp as you'd ask to see, When I grew older she sent mo to Sehool at Pantey, A maved there until T was seventeen: and wen she came one day, and we mrnildn't Ler me leave sehoot unt tae until I was Pinetoen: and so T sottted that oy, running away the same night. I) got to Liverpool, where I hid in'a snip ON’S Xe ily Fashions Negligees are in demand at all sea- sons of! the yoar, but espectany during the summer ni . foont ining was yer Illustrated {s @ most attractive one made of pretty lawn with aimple) trimming of om- brofdered banding, which allows a choloe of puffed or loose sleeves, meang coolness and style {0 all in one, and it! im can be belted with! 1 a ribbon or free as proferred.| Whether mado with the full comfort, nently simple and laundered , re, ote lll th stoke olla fookine "60 aletly atmo and Melllsh, mat ls, anti oF required for ihe pal ln arty an a 1s i rite ati nM Sia | a ino ee} t How | to “Obtain These Patterna. by Mail. to the ton Fi Home Mogan | AUDA ORRIN ERE DRY RCLNaaG bound for Australia, gtarved out the C an bourne I van ih, a (nobody and ey. The 1 saw an tavorulsoment stuck nub on. a lightly open neclt [igs aed te and, eyaee who was smokin and I closed wit! loft went on 1 floves that Ned matched ight-weights. work aver alnae, or puffed Nght sleeves, it in emi- ree OM ware ine an 1 com FPL wet we wistfully, a C) ern iy wlye Ie ithe Tak LESTER ENA TRE TM ITA TTAT Tech ghee mo, TReesday Evening, Sete hee aerate June ne R ERE! 18, 1905. aie Yow. May W Win ry 50. 'O augment the reward of the hens New Yorker T who shall capture the Mysterious Mr. Raffles, The Evening World offers AN ADDITIONAL $50 to the man, woman or child who, when making the capture, has in his or her possession a copy of the latest edition of The Evening World that ts on sale on newsstands in the district where the capture ts effected, Persons identifying the Mysterious Mr. Raffles un- der these conditions will thus Win a reward of $150, By ' questioning local newsdealers the hour at which the various editions of The Evening World are placed on sale in any section of New York or the suburbs may be readily ascertained. The original reward of $100 ts still in force. But by having in your possesston a copy of the latest edition of The Evening World, %hen you capture him, you will receive $50 extra. ee The Mysterious Mr. Raffles. | 5F7.71N. HEIGHT . DARK BROW HAL BRAKE WIT His Photograph and Some Clues to His Identity. HE Mysterious Mr. Raffles is walking, undisguised, about Greater New York every day. If you seo him say: ‘YOU ARE THE MYSTERIOUS MR. RAFFLES OF THE EVENING WORLD.’’ He will admit hie identity and accompany you to the business office of The World, where you will receive $100 reward for capturing him. The mysterious Mr, Raffles will NOT DENY his identity. HE WILL ADMIT IT INSTANTLY, Argument or fussing ia unnecessary. It can ocour only when the person is not Mr. Rafilles. He will! forfeit $100 if it can be shown that any other than genuine photographs of him have appeared in The Evening World. if he,Feally, moana. business, Attar ten uhousend poundattian oat, WEE Pm. tola te sand Pons a Soar, Weil five hundred Judring from the style you katy hel more, bi that you'r worth as much aides your place in the country; you will marry me we shal thousand @ year between us, Know much of money matters; bat at any rate we can live Iike fighting cocks on that much, That’ Fes straight and itt" Dusineas-Ilke Dro iam richor than you suppose,” sald “t cannot fell you ex- possess; ‘bu When freated mn me setae th retty pick nad no money’ At last while I was reading I got talking to cld Ned Skene, tho atthe door, He ok @ fancy to me, and offered to have @ there a& a sort of lad-of-all-work. was only too ast Ao got the chance, him at once, As time became so clever AV the Lydia, unmoved, fave been at thos aie ra how ene. I was training for a hen T was dowa at Wiltatcken: fellish was my trainer., With a nerve and solence, I'm no Matter an a baby at heart; and ever since found out that aoe: mother wasn't aa 1 I have al & motion that real anil would it ‘turn up some ey w you that day at alk out of the trees yond and cation, hi vo Deen mal ‘ana took his hat {nga ‘tool of my; welt i and turned to r follow that, you shoul Baie without n a vont la tates nervousness for during ie Interview. oat Ai hat's a sald Cashel. rany bat thot WORE ing syes ae ant but I’m sensiblo enough when they're open, I have no business here, 1 wish asa Lord | had staved out of sight without nd in tim he Hage (think at ‘word, dai As he eying her tysia. oh eed ae been perteot- Suit (ho so much What, i tell you jon dues not seem now that I know you atill, ou amain? may VA “all 2 wort” without’ end, no morning—oven went Into tha Little| Hungary Cafe, where T pur a BOMe cla t what's the use? ‘The right pair of eyes hasn't staried vo look, for mo yet, At Fourteenth strest and Brondway, whero I lingered for fifteen minutes round 1 a'clock, I attracted no particu- lar attention, although I am now be- ming one of the regular loafers on that corner, ‘The fact that It was raining kept most of the sleuths standing In doorways, while I remained out in tho open, with- out an umbrella, absorbing large quan- tiles of mcisture, And adi thts in order to giva somebody ® deoont chance to win the hundred, Tn the Imperial Hotel, where I loungea Gbout for an hour, during which I used the telephone, bought some cigars and rowspabers and looked the crowd over wenevally, thero was no reasonable enuso for alarm, As a matter of fact, I put In the en- tlre day yesterday In Manhattan, going Wherever I thought I would be apt to ye ae crowd, beginning at Colum- vus Circle at 9 o'cloc! Aste ok and ending thero Did You See Mr. Raffles? Just follow this trail and see if you cannot recall where you might havo nun across me yesterday, 1 walked down Broadway, on the west sido of the street, trom Fifty-ninth to Pourteenth, ‘There I took a south bound car to Battery Park, whore 1 Walked around for fifteen minutes, leay- | Ing there at 10.16 and starting back up Broadws ty, on the east side, as far as See pirasts where I turned east to the Up tho Bowery to Mast Houston street, and east on that street as far as tho Little Hungary Cafe. Returned over Grand street to the Bowery, south to Park Row, entering Dennett's at 11.1. ‘Took @ Broadway car at 11.35 to Thirty- fourth street, where I etood in tho Macy arcade for half an hour, Then walking south to Fourteenth streét, I stood on that corner trom 1 until 116 o'clock, Then taking a car to Thirty-second atreet, I went in tne Motel Imperial, where I remained untit 3.80, The Oppenheimer Treatment For Alcoholism. | No Suffering, No Injection, No Bad Af All Drug Addictions xing that many of these verwon Ing fron Meer He wanna fottn of medial of this Commiit 10 best (savacnted Ne tw Ht th strongly indorsed aud adv and professional men of ech “ata the treatinent tvelf being tions Inherent in othors sys Indorsed by many prominent men Cyrus Edson, M.D., oppenneitt Oppennuiren Dirhams Att Ena hava ye Now from. Thi Froquontiy’ e Uenta fool b 2 a general re Formerly Health Comnuls- stoner of the Port of N: ‘orl Wrotet ‘eatment Ream to ant crite for the stim vaph letters. ana mailto the Hd jorsing the O) NTOWN OFFICE! DOWN FY broadway. ($) Na Alcoholic Craving Overcome in Forty-eight Hours, A'Speclal Committee of the Legislature: of New York Reported in May, 1905: heeetor Is that of the iy ei vatle ershoped as prompt, ‘1 tom int, either drug or alcoholl OPPENHEIMER INSTITUTE, 159 West 34th St., N.Y. C. Walking over to Lexington avenue T tool to Seventy-sixth street, went into Duorr’s Gate at 3 sock. “Then thllng downtown on a ‘Third avenue elevated train to City Mall I went over to the Astor Houso and sat {in the billiard room from 4 until 4,45 o'clock. Riding uptown on a Broadway car to Fourteenth street, T walked up to Pitty- ninth street, where I arrived at exactly @ o'clock, If anybody saw me, kindly step forward and hold up your hands, ‘And about every man, woman and child I passed on the streot was on tho lookout for “Raffles,” I heard one woman say in a Broadway car that sho believed ‘Raffles’ was a woman, and that if she saw any woman that looked like "Rafes's" pictures she was going to step right up and claim the $100, eK) I Sure Raffles Is a Woman. “Anyway, if it isn't a woman, I'm sure that {t 1s a man dressed in wom- an's clothes, else how would he go around the way he says he does and not be fonnd ont? queried the feminine glouth, “and from now on I'm going to keom my eye out for a woman,” ‘That was a new ono on me, but I'll ramble that sevornl women were tackled by this enterprising woman yesterday afternoon. During my walk over on the east side I mingled in with a mixed crowd, but 4s my picture Is hung about in every store window T refrained from visiting any of the shops, ag it Is a cinch some one would have got me If T had, At one place on Houston street they have out all tho printed pictures out of tho Evening World and pasted them on a large cardboard, underneath of which 19 written about forty words in Hebrew. ‘That was good enough for me, for although I couldn't read it I felt reagon- ably certain there were things doing on taht cartboard which would prove my undoing if I lingered too long. When President Roosevelt visited ‘the Little Hungary last January, 1 spent several hours in the place, during which I made the acquaintance of all those connected with the establishment, Yet when 1 wont in there yesterday No Detention from Business. ter Effects, Successfully Treated. 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Isn’t it wise to provide the chil-| dren with suitable outing shoes be- fore the vacation season peeiner The proper shape and fit; the | choice of weight and material; and the special styles are all important items which are carefully considered | at the Coward Store, | Your own peace of mind as well as the comfort of the little folks will be secured by knowing that their outfits are right and sufficient, White Canvas Shoes. Oxford Shoes. Coward Good Sense Shoes. Sandals. Walking Shoes. Dancing Pumps, Toe-Out Shoes. SOLD NOWHERE ELSE. JAMES S. COWARD, 268-274 Greenwich St., N. Y. Qrean Wannin srneer,) MallOrdors Filled. Send for Catalogue, THE SCOTT HIP-FORMS {Time To-night,815. 900 West ‘oint Cadets in attendance. Mat SOHTOW: | bet Heaim 8100 De ANGELS ® FANTANA Op. at ‘and . He Hall a Hem rt ys. 2 Mrs,\' ho one seomed to recognize mp. peice aan of which !s mighty queer, inasmuch am & was not disguised, If those who are soarching -for, ae will only look more at the features Of the men they are continually slaing up and pay less attention to the cloth! worn by possible "Raffleses,”’ they wil stand @ far better chance of winnth@ ee hundred dollar prize, am just as apt to be selling show Mee along, Broadway ag not, In fast, T'yo done that very thing on two fate occasions, and no one troubled selves looking me oyer at all. Study the pictures printed in The Hyvening World, and thon when you have my features planted in your mind out,and there Js no reason on earth‘ why you should make any mistake in» ldontitying me. Where Raffles Went Yesterday, o'clock, Walked down Broadway to Fourteenth street, where I tock car to Battery, Left Battery at 10.15, walking up Broadway to Canal street. East on Canal to the Bowery ami north to Bast Houston street, ‘Turned cast on Houston street to Little Hungary Cafe, where I remained ten minutes. South on Noffolk street to Grand and west on that street to the Bowory, South on the Bowery ‘to Park row, entoring Dennett's restaurant at 11.16, Took Broadway car to Thirty-fourth street at 11.85, anriving Macy's at noon, eRe od in Macy's arcade from noon 12,80, Walked down Broadway to Four teenth street. Stood Broadway and Fourteenth street from 1 until 115, ‘Nook car to Thipty-second atreet, enter. ing Imperlal at 1,80, and remaining wntih 4.30, ‘Took Lexington avenue car at 240, riding to Seventy-elghth street, In Duerr's cafe on corner five minutes, Mook Third avenue olevated train at Beventy-sixtia street for Clty Hall, are riving there at 4.20, Went to Astor House, where I sat tn billlard room until 6.16, Rode to Fourteonth street on Broads Fourteenth, to, Bitty» ng at 6 o'clock, SEIDE GLACE Hold a fold of Silk Pongee and a fold of Selde Glacé at arm's length and you cannot detect tho difference—no one can, Selde Glacé makes the dainti- est of Summer gowns, walsts, and shirtwaist suits, and for children’s dresses there's noth- ing better, for it washes ‘like linen, All colors. Ask to see Selde Glacé. Write to your dealer for samplew, For Sale Everywhere, BEDFORD MILLS, ‘Third and Mercer ets., N, ¥. City, AMUSEMENTS. 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