The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1906, Page 4

[Actress Soon to Be > Sa OlL C0. BREAKS ITS CITY : LIGHT CONTR:CT Trust Leaves Staten Island Dark to Further Its | Pet Scheme. # MAKES WEAK DEFENSE. 5 Byening World Crusade Brings’ : Response that’Municipali- | i ty Owes Big Bill. THIS WAS REPUDIATED, ____ Kerosene _Combine’s _ Amusement Resort, Happyland, Ablaze, but ts Gat No Service. Seen Here as a Star.| ‘BARBERS THREATEN SAFETY-AAZOR MAN | |His Presence a Thorn in Their Side at Three Days’ rata The Rat, wal-groomet. amooth. tongued master barbers—the selb we) | xive back to the barber-rat around the festive boar) at In Park last hight. ‘There was beer to the reht, | | beer » eM, beer afl around them, | The is nt \aay we celebrate,” sald ‘Toastmaster Michael Saracena. ‘Here's tes at the eeason's crop of it be record. | breaking and that the man wh tn- | yonted efety razors te-—I have not the words to speak my feelings." “Brevo orled the masters, Safety Razor Man There. | At the end of the leng table a tall, | teac man, with a ravenous appatite an bled bis lobster. He was a supply man —a dealer in safety razora The mas- tere iooieet at Tum with contempt. “But our day, Unued Michael, another late Commish. “We have the safety razor man in our ¥ fold. Dota be not jook sad? Is he not rporate greed f* the answer to fe Toma's demand to know why it ashamed? Every day he comes into te compelled to grope fh OUrknwEr eter] Jour _stiope We te 1 ble face. kk is Right, although the city hae a contract j= Fe ie eed sent Ah, see with the Richmond Light and Power are joxing fay We kp Comenny by which te lighting com because his blade has lost Ks edge “Sere agrees to furnish street lights. + time he oa: handful of P Wrivate customers bound vy contracts blades and aeke us to make a new edge " vl the = ing corporation are shut | on “een 7 nen, bees Richmand . sods leonora nem ry et ; at Company is using Miss Blizabeth Kennedy starts to-day rebearsal of “Mispah” by Elin | > % oe thirds to three-fourths of its) Wheeler Wilcox and {Luscombe Searelle, In which she will make he first 5 Jentire capacity to light Happyland. the| SaRREREEE peoert- qe ctieath-Reaeh.| New York appearance asa star at the Academy of Music on Sept. 24. Miss Wand to run extra street cars to the | Kébnédy is a New York girl, WhO while she hes Deen & Tending woman on pweses of the incicsure. the road for several seasons, b ver t ve city 1 te others Si fas Wiawaded OL Covipiany.. throudh several seasons, has never been seen in her native city in such ey keop a role, | CONDENSED NEWS = the Richmond Light and Power Com Tpany, which it owns, Is back of Happy- fané. The resort was built to boom Business on the shore line of the Ptaten Island trolley monopoly. This the shortest line the company main ) tains on a five-cent basie The Stan- > Ser¢ Of Company owns the trolley —{fine, owns the lighting system and ay sity owns Happviand Recent _{ @eveiopments tend to show that the ‘Ptandard Ol Company thinks {t owns ‘the people of Staten | fp: Happyland Scheme” Blamed. Th Fever since- Happyland opened, nearly r months ago, ftaten fvinnd street te and lights for commercial pur- havecither been cut off entirely dimmed down to lightning-bug l- Tumination power. during © consider- oy portion of the might On Satur- Renter sights, when there te fush to Happriand, the strest-car rece of the test of the inland te to Hip the shore Hine, and Lights, are Ughte and house te are ody of jommianion. atluaed outrageous treatment of he people of Hthten Island, voiced by the Bening World, brought from the CABLEGRAMS JAPAN AWAITS REPORT ON POACHER KILLING. TOKIO, Aug. 10 (Afternoca)—AB facta recetved up to this time im connection witty the -Alentian Islands incident point to a raid by Japanene preas is refraining from comment. It is generaily believed that the affair will pot result tn diplomatic complications, The Japanwe Govern- ment, however, is stil) w “its own report upon the oocurrence, WOMEN 6UFFRAGISTS TO PUBLISH PAPER. SOPENHAGEN, Denmark, Aug. 10.°The conference of the International Yeneve of Woman Suffregiatn to-day decided to hold the next oonferenoe in Holland during the year 18, In connection with whitch thers will be mase-meet- ings at Ameterdsm, The Hague and Rotterdam. ‘The conference also decided to publish an offielal paper, in English, in the interest of the suffrage movement, FEAR CHINESE CUSTOM CONTROL AT PEKING. Japanese porchers. The Sierdard Of Company a word of de HONGKONG, Avs. 1.—Great chines is felt here in view of the tnerene Wense yeaterday. It was asserted that |'me ev Indicating that it Is the pury ot the Gew Board of Chinese | Castoms Comminaioners at Peking to override the powers of the foreign Inspector ne ali the Richmond Borough | Custer rrainsioners at P pector. d nellveh te psa F0n,i00, ang |General, Mr Robers Hart ie aboliahment of the new Board and the re. ; eatablishment of the former powers of Sir Robert are considered by the foreign thet the company, ts unable to furnt Gn adequate supply of Keht until tis hil te paid. | Asa matiarof fact the bill has been to be to protect treatment of mereacttie company necessary foreipm be fair BLACK HAND LETTER IN BEIRU Ts here the interests of traders, the Ssepudiatad by the HRIRUT, Avg. 30~A good deal of excitement has been aroused in European goond Light and Power ¢ circles by ,tte receipt of an anonytnous Moslem letter t toning the Ui ot pence Oe AA to, try te ouliect Conseils here ynless they bring influence for th weal of the Ginds, Jrotert Grier Monrce, present Vail, Kiwlill Pasha, who lv charged with taking bribes and oppresaing Moner of Water Supply the people aie Wil be repudiates” CRITCHELL RECOVERING AT SALISBURY. @id_ not owe it. Mr ©| BALABBURY, Bogland, Aux, 10—There was a Chace for the better to-Aay tn gorporation would | Sel sonnttval abi eoert AC CRACAaA, nino ede talerba' ta he soma peephet ‘ Pipmwrusn sieetant expcone duly 5 serican ¢emily phyucien. Dr. | How People Are Cheated “|e 7 how here. Contry *, Dr, Godkind mys that i Rak back ek Ady city owen ithe BF ised au Company money tnee tne | SPAIN WON'T SHELTER FRENCH REFUGEES. Sabinsuas’ tavige and hooncrns “for | fret a f Parliament the Goverameny will i Rusiimation. it ls beenuse the Stand ‘controling n+ cA Ol Company upying streets and ling that members of Bnjoying franchsce bestowed by the ir beoome naturalised or People, ch on ta rt ine | eave Spal SUR: or ine petyie’ Here et the | KING EDWARD TO BE GODFATHER. "The Richmend Lig \, BERL Aus pany has a oon } ‘ P E: ae which it D-| haw been pow vin Aug. 1k by Aus, og tage te STENGLAND MAY BUILD RUSSIAN BATTLESHIPS paly of NDON, Avg. 10 mh thin after on the ieland and eup aces and homes of nie The yor ry ity of the ant De fo komen i ghts on "3 circuits ae - d com A Phis entire capacity as be racte flor. In the face of the fict that it was eolenind to t ] t we " e #'G ATLANTIC FLEET TO BE DISPERSED tit ‘a ameter Aus. 10—~When the manoeuvres of the Atlantle feet are powe' ot ompleted th to Rear-Admiral mins *| farowneon will 4 Asiatic station thet H Und! eehtie aig : oust, the prin vpaanltiand, Still ip Darkness OULTAN baste + RECEIVED OUR AMBASSADOR, cult “ s > G. A. Letehman, the 4, N e in hie ‘ Meet) seCRETARY SHAW TO OPEN “SHOW ME CAMPAIGN on Mo, Aug. W—Becretary of the pe wok ANT-GIRL PROBLEM. ont ma e P 7 Free an o CARMEN | OFF cul oR Opera Attantic (hy Hewla fou BULKELEY WON'T GOMMAN 0G. AR I we Company De bands f Aus Rein Cheeter, KR Say cate (pecial to The F « duntow ‘ ane, t > ATLANTIC CITY AUK a yeasts Ng: ery “ th Hie who 7 | cand tr part of INSANE PATIENT JUMPS FROM WINDOW ation of colured rta LEM, Mavs, A We-kt was Poe Le 1 doday that John Kibbey, an} t Balem Tigpital tor agiOUN diseases, became | "| MURDERED AND THROWN ' CREEK, | DOFLESTOWN, Pa., Aug. 10—The Bucks County authorities are investigating of a well-dressed man whose body wae found tn Neatuminy Creek crne, PA. A powtqnertem examination disclosed the fact that the man's had been fractured by a Wlunt énetrument and (hat he was dead show his dents woe Luromn inte thn il It is the opinion of the oe and police ete rée: t ut .% bp. Seeditentniiti razors. rthing else | 0 ure we going to} ng as there are not will shave them- ough barbers nelveon, This Man After Trouble. y “tan interjoper oeults to de barbers? p to de I ask you. shentle- e bisnesa of the bar- to clip the hair some? Is tgs ong tw shave bepsh geod yes er Pat ‘tor in the name 4 we banquet mit a man vit hair shast like a Paderewsk!? Roum mit hem, Led by Herr Bhrioh's guest, the Hon, g Rudolf, of the en int Water Wagon Department There sur rounded the sa a ‘Sopety man, Who bed a beard a bushtnan. ' ‘The chairman rapped for order:in vain. Excuse me a minute,” pleaded the supply man. And te hottet ont tre door. In a fow minutes he returned shorn of his locks. But ft was nt Botil he wwore that a mat barber and hot a safety bad performmd the trick that he won favor with the masters, A Three Days’ Convention. The banquet was the wind-up of theee days convention belq by the by bere of the tate. The chlet pu he halrdreesers. an including new | out Mr. President," said an up-Htate barber at the last Acaxion, “I move that the barbers throughout the Ba’ be prohitited from taking to patrome from suggesting sbimpoos and convention adjournm sine die anter ere Was & ball game between the #7 and supply men yesterday. It ln a riot when the harhers «pt base and the Gm styles of hair two men on secon. pire called both safe. 'COURT “WENT FISHING,”’| » SAYS MAN ON GALLOWS, | Negro Murder Bitterly Denounces a meek and lowly air, silently nib- | ‘ is soning,” oon- | /, CURB BROKERS UP AGAINST IT AGAIN — This Time the Asphalt is Torn AF THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENTING ATEMST 10, 190 | ‘TAMMANY LEADER'S NEPHEW 1S ROBBED ——»—— lc sxcorge Lawrence Had Fallen McAvoy Asleep in a From Under Their | Fee Broadway Doorway . George’ Lawrence MoAvoy, of @otan The curb br mn, PY nee « @well-known quarter | ¢closur 1 wtbatl and a nephew of ex ment © wroty Commissioner McAvoy | wan lett of Iwas leat 1 of @ gold wal jthat laborera bad piled op various hea Young MeAyoy, who ts stopping at of worn asphalt, preparntory to cart-| the tmperial Hotel, had been out see t aw There was & great jing the sights He fe asleep in the sant. |A. powituitiee was ‘pgointed And) Sony No. 1% Broad It was {a quick’trip waa mado to ne opbery is alleged to men ried jaround an man on the fot to w during the market {The curd market opened bright and with (he new the heaps ag similar to tor jevated pointe of vantage o of amphait blocks somett the— grat —pits on Chisago Hoard of Trade. These were tn great demand and any broker or runner ot a brokerage house which obta! one of these elevations £ retain ft “This tearing up the pavement under our feet uw the Limit, broker while the market ff rr face made before coming ¢ an tin-cans “We mo think some t in paesing thought wer her when we were yelling. Paint, 6 3-4! when tn bid for American Paint Bhe thought we were | ying she was painted, weed action at Police Headquart+ That was about the time of the fa trafic equad, and Ahey inclosed us in the middle of the street between ropes Mi ls “Rut we were too near the Bulldine and the Broad Exchange recently we were moved down Now they went to tear ¢ up from under our feet find ourselves on a barge lore.” PROMISES NEVER TO TRY SUICIDE AGAIN. Shane Says He Suffered Tortures While Doctors Got Gas Out of His System, James Shane, of No. 90 Maat One Hunde ant Thirty-fourth street, to- day told Magistrate Barlow, tn Weatchrwter Court, that if et free he would never aman try to taka bis Bf. “1 have suffered something ewful, pyre PPE sea before #Ald Shane. “The dootore tn th pital nearly finished me getting the gas out of my system. Never again for me.” Mr, Shane maid #he found her hus- bard in’a room, with the ghe turned on, She got & JOCREmRE, aint fhene was turried to the Lebanon Hospital was an my, wal or, “Tien, I of a Jab. No, ya let me go." Write for Illustrated Catalogde. BATABLASHED. 107. Race Prejudice Before the Drop Falls. BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug 10—Rarle Pletcher. sored, who was hanged here to-day for the der of “Bab” Payne fellow Top mines. aver from | LINCOLN PAINTER DEAD. jam Cogmewell Made Port Now Hanging in White House., (Hpecial to The Evening World.) AMITYVILLE, Aug, 10.—Wititam | Comgnwell, who died at the Brunewick days a well-known ux A native > the remains | The At-| Minne- | com- with mer wae in om TAD when the theast at o her dock Ovr REGISTERED PHYSICIANS wil | Examine your ¢yes—without charge. A.W. BIE STK, M.D. EDW. JOMNSON, M.D, MABCUM KENYON, M, D, M. LINDEAOUIE, M.D, 4. B MALLWOOD, M.D. ; Ehrlich Sons Pieters, Hutu ahed Noorly so Years. 223 Sixth Ay,, 1 1:74 Bway, aid at S90 Sixth Ay,, 220 e:. 217 B"way, Astor Houne © Cortiands Sireol, monk Broadway, lowaqermeeion | LAA BOWARY “ies wt Bank Block.” reste Bhasin Diamond Bargains. ent le the place to ob- dinary vatuen porth treat Spring ations. of Summer ty Ring tie eut,t ” oat} Wogagemont ool white, perfect! All thy'e: solld 14 and 18 karat gold Seaniess » diing Rings our specialty. Prices $2,50 to $25, Quality Guaranteed, No Extra Charge for Letier ing Artiotio marr ertificate given with ing” Ae tor te." Open Evenings till 7, Saturday 9) 10, or the; cried one excited | Quotations | Eire we had the the | a! [who saya that be saw ot arkee in front of the Stock Ex. ober 1 ut of there, | and ther in front of the B we we with the “‘long-talled G'’ on the cover, PINKHAM’S 4 is Euardo De Hol Han negro. tatlor @ at that addr He arrested at the instigation of a cabman, e neg > gO According to the police, in the negr clobing was fousd a goklwateh am chain, with a gold charm attac | the form of a diminutive football. There was a note for 800. One card was written an introduction to a Mr. m, from “ex-Deputy Police Commis- sioner Mack. McAvoy wanted to get possession of | his property me bave “Lat out with bim now srt.” ‘De Holland was to-day arraigned be fore Magistrate Baker tn the West Side Ho pleaded not muilty but was Lees oo Te ot appear tn court ines COLLIER NERO FLOATED. Soacia: The Brening Worlt Wek | ARS ek —— Government collier Noro. has been ashore several days on Block Island, was guccessfully floated by wreckern to-day Be Sure to Get What You Ask For, HERE ts # Reason — Why thagGeod Propls of Amer | tea buy Casoarete as Fast a9 the Clock Ticks. Every second some ons, ts | 48 little Ten-Cent Box of Cassarets, | 1, 2,3, 4, 5, 6-60 times to the Minute. | © Minutes to the Hour, 3600 Boxes an | an Hour, 36,000 Boxes a of Ten Hours, 1,060,000 Boxes & Month, end then gome. ; ‘Think of It—220,000 People take a Cas waret tablet cach day, Millions use Caw | | carete when necessary. ‘The Judgment of Millions of Bright Amvricans ts Infaltthle, ‘They have bean Buying end Taking Gasoarete at that rate Gor over Six years. . Over Five Millions of Dollars have been | Spent to make the merit of Cascaret | known, and every cent of 1 would be los, @id not sound merit claim and hold the hos- | genstant, continued friendship, Patronare tnd Endorsement of well-plaaged prople yeat elior year, ‘There ta wleo a Reason Why tare are Puretiten “who atch | thomsciver to the Healthy Body of Cascar- 1's success —Imitators, Countertelters, Sub- @itutors, ‘They are Trade Thieves who would rob | Ce sarew of the “Good Will" of the poopie, and sneak unearned profits, sarned paid for by Cascarets, A Dishonest 0 mead & luot and a Disregard of th Pir or Welfare. Beware of the Slick Salseman and hie | enctent “Just as Good” story thet common sense refutes, Seossrele tre mote only Wr 0 Sereat Remedy Company, end put up tn metal 39 MAIDEN LANE, N, Y. Mrovkiys Braneh. 407 Fulton Stree. VEGETABLE COMPOUND, THE MOST Bi UL, REMEDY F ‘all WOMAN"! Bix Te WORLD, The emergency medicine— Jayne's Expectorant wa-to-hare} ———— STORE C(OSESAT 1 SATURDAYS] Th H New York RY ‘SIEGEL. Pres Women's $1.50 Shirt Waist Suits. These cool dresses are made of | good, white Lawns. colored Lawns, etc. Plaited and trimmed with lace insertions. Skirts are full and - Pe 4 flaring. Trimmed to match waists... 79e| (Second Floor.) W aists: 10 St yles. The fronts of the Waists are elaborately trimm 293° with lace insertion} panels of embroidery and orna- (kecond Moor.) mented with prett{nedallions. ~ Strort siceves, +3 med collars and c@s wseeee 1s AL nceeees . aa oientnucanais 4.00 ' “Wel overs. Men's ‘Patiory Rejecta™ high shoes; 20 style: All ithe new lasts heel heights. At leas) for to-morrow . Women's White Nicely. made in ail low city heels, 7 toes, Sizes 2%4 to 7; C to EE Pair. Larger Girls’ P; Canvas Butto Sizes 11% to 2; $1.39 values....0.46 Men’ Made to sell at A few two-piec Just what you Summer -in, A of a box of cigar: EE Summer Suits. $0 to $8.50. Light and dark effect Suits in Homespuns. + ant to round out the ason why—-Brill ng stores in the city—best values —Brill Brother Semi Annual Sites largest crowds est Lars sekers—best values and best ‘ 50 for men's 2 plece 5 ts that were up to § xture suits of all wa cassimere, flannel and Handsome gray ¢ worsted suits, blue an ack sults of serge and tailoring so good that every garment Is ware to hold the shape, fit and style--all new models, for men’s 2 piece and 3 plece suits that were #18. Gray worsted suits, its, blue and black serge lack thibet sults—gll are jored—all are right up ube models, for men's 2 plece and3 piece sults that were $25. Smart plain gray xture worsteds, gray ve ¥ cassimere, Lon- htue—and black thibets y many ¢xclu- annets, cuna and ¢ models for men’s 2 and 3 piece suits that were 35. The finest fabr to weave—the finest possible from cleverest f the finest garments ossihl@ ready to wear—any color, any model, any size, for men's Journéyman-tallored trousers that were up to $5, Worsteds assl~ meres, wd for men’s fine worsted trousers that wi ere up to $7, The fabrics are excell, Brill trquser tailoring is superior, ‘ Bia. All opting trousers are now % off, and m ‘tae flannels, homespun and tr Including white opleal worsteds, Child n't wash suits and wash trousers are att Wash s@ts formerly 48¢. to $5.95 now 246. to PRX Wash knee pants formerly 25c, now Nag. Wash Knickers formerly 89¢. now 45¢. $6 ch§dren's combifiation suits, all wool, hi heyrade talloring sizes 7 to 16, $4.00, * $8 valges young men’s sults, sizes 14 to 20, $5.80, $10 values young men’s suits, sizes 16-10 20, $6.50, M2.50Wvalues young men's suits, sizes 16 to 20, $7.80 After feading these values, do you wonder Brill stores are the @«test-growing clothing stores in America? Get the Habit. Go to 279 Bromdweay, near 47 Cortlandt St,, near Ureenwidlta, 125th St., corner Third Ave. UNION SQUARE, tgee St,, near Bromdway, New York City.