The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1905, Page 10

ey “J ‘a Fe aa may HOTOR.SOLE AC Ten-Mile Contes: Was Held To-Day on the Coney Island: Path, Whotirstoof what may be the annuel motor cydiermoe by members of che! Greater New York police force was ran | to-day on the ten-<mile Coney Island! cycle path and was won by Benjamin Mallon, of the Central of- foe, Manhattan, in the’ fast timo of 14 minutes and 2% seconds, Arthur D. En- Bvooklyn, was second ie sil 5 i s r j i i - i € s é FASHIONABLE SHORT @atterns Now, 6228-5210,) inte i ta for the ope nap: skirt atte: to & inches wali sizes FOR THE SMALL FOLK. (Pattora No, 4850.) ee Bae See SURE te Troan to"® Inches i to rn No 6819 in st. FOR MORNING WEAR. @atterns Nos, 62232-4030.) TE Yatheer ama sade ta ony of the, best: iked of the & and always mingly @turn one fe Sie peated alse Tet as Biz! in cut vie grate at hei 59 Bum "u akin pat "No. 4000 olnes 2 to 82 Inches waist. (COAT. Muen FOR HAPPY CHRISTMAS TIME, (@Pettern No, 5316.) without A and Christmas ra] ‘vants 4 or ie Wi SHIRT WAIST STYLE. (Patterns Nos, 5218-01. 41.) dvemses fill one of the HOW TO OBTAIN THESE PATTERNS, Catl or send by mail to the EVENING WORLD MAY MANTON FASHION BUREAU, 21 West 23d St., New York, Send 10 cents inicoin or stamps for each pattern ordered, IMPORTANT — Write your name DEBUTANTE T0 COME BRE! CHCGD MURDER Engagement Announced of| Philanthropist Thinks Prisoner Miss Archibald, Prominent She Befriended Is Man in Jersey City. Wanted. CHICAGO, Nov, %—Convicted of crimes and sent to the Pontiac Reform- atory, released and focked up in jail again for another crime, paroled to 6 philanthroplé woman who found that rty-eighth | 6 had betrayed her trust, and now pe Ms tlh oF Pap eeden'y sought by the pollog as the burglar on Wednesday ‘afternoon next at 49)|who muriered Miss Maude Reese last o'clock, in the Bergen Reformed Church, |'T Bergen and Highland avenues, Jersey | 5 Announcement was made to-day in Jersey City of the engagement of Miss Edna Maud Archibald, of No. % New- kirk street, to Henry De Ford Patton, 4 lawyer, of this city, with offices at No, & Pine street. Mr. Patton lives City. Rev, Dr, Cornelius Brett, pastor of the church, who baptized Miss Areht- bald, will officiate, He will be assisted) +4 tem ten years of whose life have by the Rev, Henry Patton, father of ‘anon to * rs naellor Patton, of Salem, N, J, ss the county fail that the police obtained @ couole will live in this ality after the clue pointing to Brown, On I. we One of the debutantes of last winter aredua.ed trom ‘en Spe in jer fal A tor Polige and an Seransive property owner, Arthur A. Archibald, ie one of "he moi meme: rear A. the charge of receiving stolen property, t White in jail he onme under the notice of the New Jersey bar. of Mrs, Clirt, RUGOELL HERE TO.NIGHT, | TEi7ush her eorte Bown, on Me “Tuk'* net Philadelphia Aght- | o¢ being eent to Pontiae « seoont time. of, who came within an ace of beating |ghe took tim to her own home and ‘Young Corbett’ recently, will appear fro the #4. time in New at fm udson A. O, Hea “Pe One Husdret ant ‘tenth street Broatwe Roswell will box three 7, ct x rounds with Jack Lee, the local light welght. Young Qorbett will referee Locate-aifietter ‘Piace to WowwilP be-otfered thousands-of-opportuntties to: Secure a GoodPaying Position, flat, Fe Need Engage Skqiful and Rellable Workers, pg BR tA Meet Sacrificers of Real Estate, in @ fight on the street, Mra, Clitt Finda Business Bargain, tne ant leneet onatorment, wige Corapetent Instructors, Recover Lost Articles, Sunday World’s this and the other bouts, | appeared at Mra, Clift's Mat and ex- | ane that he had been ie fived. “Laat Test wes sul to Brown feft, an Live, | Clift learned of Miss Reese's murder, ——. SAYS MAN STOLE HER GEMS, Drive Odd Bargains F sbetainee Edward Steary, of No. 04 Etrhth ave- - nue, was arraigned to-day before Magis- Through trate Barlow in the West Bide tes and held in $1,000 batl grand larceny, The Mrs, Margaret Willis, of } way, She eald that on Wernesday Jast Steary came to her apaniment with a letter from her husband lett him stole npiainant Was Fr Want Directory Ai de Jar , Ra ’ ; Pia . pid’, RENCE Uy ee Ran at deaphy poarnarts awl that he +6 08 OW 8 ko and Ww money, | 1 Poon | Whore wae eyes Apgar’s per- | tn that fink that ok sen CrP. ened card, authorizing the payment of |panun je money, uma 1, Vioe-Presiden' +) the itable ao hour later Mrs, 1 m @ charge of) f tions and Financial Jugglery Made at the Armstrong Investigation. which waits on the commands of those who have their evidence in hand. preceding one of the committes’s work. Hach day seemed to have in store something more astounding than the day before Here ts a resume of the record: TUESDAY, Po Adee Loy Lypage! Thomas C, confesses that ten years, and for tein f fifteen, the Haultabie late FRIDAY, had given bim $10,00 apnually for the| 1 Vice-President George W. Perkins, ve fund; that |of the New York Life, and the partner | the Mutual, Sato had contetbated ve ot J. Pie Bety Fae Soak uently” during t period; in te bad talked wiht President ohn A. |ést ona loan of $00h000 to @ firm fn of the New York Life, eck ie tis Cease, OE tA. ie ing %. On the ‘of George W, Perkin Oot. 1, 198, by J. Presiie”t $200 a week to keep the trans- actions off the hooks of the company. Fist if conoarn- contributs but could not - it MoGall had over paid ‘ol any fy é money, 1 New Y wentor @enator consid- Fiarpon ‘to And; . ered that trict) pro quo for these |the Now Fork Lites "zliow dog” ane epntetiy Boral gation ‘on! Gler, $00,000 In profits maie by the New sae meats Weir Ye | Tee ie et tea ae us : 0 oF si thea of life iosurance ! 3, Former United tat rantine | kine and J. P He Coimmestoner Jahn Wort ras « $> call both | wh Bhs att ni cao tp eon ere deen Pinedd Fregeen, Siiet W, BY staoelng, of the 140,000 interest from up the river,” atnd of Now Yorke Board of Algeria, told ‘how “ba had bem employed tor | COMING COLD WAVE of the Life and the cfty de- WILL BE WELCOME. The week just ended has been as startling in {ts revelations as any x WEONESDAY. Gage E, Tarbell, of who the arrangement was timate, He didn't know ichole received from the | o ‘ee big compantos, t it presidency” is proved to hava been. be: | pf ney ve prie! goat bed by ve to ite present execu- x is Ay ' Her Arrested as Incorrigible, Morris Mader, twenty years olf, and Out of the murk and fog of the life insurance business Chief Counsel | Clara Adler, seventeen, were arraigned Hughes, of the Legislative Insurance Committee, has brought much to |!n Yorkville Court early today, Mader light this past week. Noted personages have been put upon the rack | & charge of @bduction and the girl of the inquisitorial chamber and then gone to join the witness company |“ & incorrigible, Both were held’ in $1,000 each for examination to-morrow, | street, about two years ano. but he had } te, Ho never liked 4oc- |The latter was played jast season at ‘un-| throug catarac! learned nothing of her WOMAN GNES CLUE ONE WEEK'S DISCLOSURES (CHARGES MAK WITH BLIND BLY, IN INSURANCE INQUIRY 18 Many Startling Revelations of Dubious Transac-| “!4" Adler’s Brother Also Has UCTING SISTER) THE BOWERY, DEAD pelea Widely-Known Shoestring Sel- ler a Victim of Gallop- ing Consumption. Old Blind Billy Pitepetrick, the shoe- string man who has crulged the Bowery for twenty odd years, was to-day found dead in his room at Neo, 3333 Broome treet. Galloping consumption caused hia death. An old cronie took ‘him to Gouverneur “Blind Billy,” who was about sixty yoare <td, joat his sight when @ youth ttl she wae arrested ix months later,| tors or medicines and he never had chinrged with having ‘dllle@ her two! anything done for his eyes, ‘weeks old baby in Crotone Park by giv. many yours he had @ see i Te a Hi i i [t f iy a3 it SF re il si 3 : i 3 : i i NEARING DEATH Famous Dramatist Stricken with Severe Attack of Asthma. LONDON, Nov. BA to the Times from Christiana states tut ithe Srantinavian poct-dramatist, Hen- rik Towen, fs dying. Dbeen has been fll fbr some time and Is now unconscious. He is not expected to recover. Henrik Ibsen, who l¢ more than seventy, had previous severe attacks of asthe and lung trowble, and hie it |Iifo has ‘been despaired of on several occasions. In this country his most Popular playa have been ‘The Dolls's House,” “Little Byoft” and “Ghosts.” ) when Miss Mary a)