The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1907, Page 3

——_. ar Multi-Millionatres Work Harder Than the Average Workingman and They Neber Drink Cocktails in the Morning —STATEMENT BY THE BARBER WHO SHAVES THEM. Thomas F, Ryan Cheerful and Alert af| THE EVENING WORLD) THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1902. FA WIDOW DLOSES115,000 HROUGH LO ‘Will Forfeit $115,000 Share of Duryea Estate to Wed Again. * ou I : ’ , Half-past Eight o’Clock, Says Foseph | Bischoff, Barber, Himself R a4 A}: + ischoff, Barber, Himself Rich, Will Wed Again and. Forfei if } ° f + ’ Who Shaves Him. Share of F -Law's | } LOVES POOR PREACHER STIFF BEARDS, SAYS EXPERT.| i : Their Wedding Has Been ' ; Twice Postponed, but Will While the Whiskers of the Aberage Work- Postpone, ill Take Place Soon, ingman Are Soft and Fuzzy---Mr. ges Mrs, Catherine Walker np , 4 . ery Bischoff Has Some Gilt-Edged Lismas Hanae nts sake Se ee Bis-Ow :CALLS ON at lam Duryea, jr. son of the inte BANK PRESID AT MOME starch manufac "4 curities of is in. DANK PRESIDENT OMe OF tarch manutacturer, as the pretest y tas TYAN girl in Gten Cove, 1, 1, will lone her . share in her late father-in-iaw's $370,000) Here are some observations made by Joseph Bischof, the $200,000 Wal lc tacnae & young preacher street darher, who shaves many of America's foremost financiers: | advan tine Bakoue eens vee her $15,000 outr! "If workingmen cowld see Thomas F. Ryan get out of bed in the morn-| she remains single; and more than $100, dng, spring into his bath and get ready for the day's work it would be a of hie wife, if eho has} refreshing surprise. He ts spry, kind and cheerful from the instant he| SOSEPH Pret tel eared pnt ee ne a | ‘ ly nothing {f she wean washes up BISCHOFF Regardieas of the will, she ta to marry “Rillonaires do not drink cocktails when they arise, A cold bath or a) PA In the near the Rey eup of black coffee is their eye-opener. gus, who wan recently grad “From personal contact and information, I believe the average muit!- panne Sli al ped " at er of language : millionaire works harder and haa longer hours than the average union| Parl bbolabicll ‘Beninacy ee mechanic, i Bhe met the minister at Clifton “I hove shaved so-called trust organisers, bankers and big ratiroad Pree eine teiniac in ee SSR Laat shes ial = a part of tast winter In aca officials for thirty-flue years, and say—they are good enough for me! health. The young clergyman war —— worked In his studies, and was living CAN TELL A MILLIONAIRE BY HIS HAIR. the, igen gg in the: country ° Joseph Bischof, barber and halr-cutter, at No. 82 Wall street, who Eoratoellly. a ‘wat by iw attends to the tonsorial wants of many of the street's most famous men, | “AT OFFICE OF |e has few of this work's says that he can tell a multim!Monaire by the hair on his face—that men | RYAN BROTHERS == They fall in Jove, much ito the of vast wealth have wiry and stiff whiskers and are hard to shave. The cig iedite npn peed ; man, his wife and ther three dau average vorkingman has a soft, furzy growth of hair on the face end can, LOOKB ovER t Mra. Walker Duryea will not onty de scraped without special effort. bell a s Duran give up her fortune, but permanentiy Thomas F. Ryan i Bischoff's most| Vice-President Vandertip, of the Na- (gen ae HE EVENING — sutter the frowns of her relatives If) 20) 2 oe poe r the barber goes to tional City Bank, and Alexander Orr. | Jane persiste in marrying the srugging |“ Dyypyarg house every morning at! I cut the hair of m lot of millionaire! ; aR | divine, | > He also shaves mem- dables. William G. Roc! 1 j Provisions of the Will | kefeller’s boys | ' i] —— : man. Woodward. Rock®: | are among them.” | Mr. Angus would not say wh one ‘ =i tamtl ; * HAR N BU re a ene or tle exverience| Only Safe Investments for Him. ! | Bob Rininanede mercies costae: Lbar | HARRIMAN BUYS RACING BOAT, he hes yet to mest the millionaire who| Bisohoft has been a barber since 187, pie. s Plea ay pa ecg arti i | MUSKEGON, stich:, May 16—K arabes us» morninesy with is isroush | ANd he last. thirty-four years as \the | masa tases “daughters: Hetile D. Ir ' : ys re Bout een eee Tiechof does moet of his work at the|Owner of a shop in the financial dis- a Me Rey ST RA one fr ut comonny here, homes of hia rich patrons, and at his| trict. He does not play the stock wie) thats, A. 2regen Toh PAULA r Ma n Eastern basement shop in Wall street during the| market, but invests, guided by Mr. rset Mater, $300; David D. Irwin, ————$—s eigenen r, $8 i f day lesser lixhts of the financial di®) Ryan and Mr. Stillman, tn high-class Fy a od agp pea el ee wire PKTTS " trict drop tn for @ shave. halr out Or| bonds and securities. If his Success I. le Leprunrebgg 3,000; the S phaletnd j Vf 7 4 shampoo, He is polite to rish an poor./ im finance continues istechoff should be It Was Thought That Famous Hs csp pkey fay cheb rl reg | rT bie th I oens te tee eg er Natio ae ahs meen Aovars ot Actr Would Have to | 5,000 hela in trust for Blleabeth Tay-| | Hy peeceeaest Sth | would continue to shave men like Mr. decease the principal to| Bischoff can sit down and write « 4s : , A alll Apne pan arya Rent 04 P j i check for 200.000. and bis sixnature will! R7*® ep es gy said he. “They Lose Two of Them. | revert to Ada and Helen Cummings | +} 5 Remedies to Be Given Away be thonored In the atest banking inetitu-| $e my, ime® 4 « pleasure t9/Fled to Germany Two Years |Court Directs Codicil to Stand, | The comalncer of the estate ts paauent ae Te tiona with « celerity that will Ppriadaed hay tigre : 5 A ai wince in nd me bs led to the widow, After her death ‘t She ics A isolutely Free his acauaintances. He owned several ls Juneture the ten-Golar-a-week ‘oon jargeret ington, the actress—in | fim: (pals is to be divided equally between the She Also Is Awarded Cust ALD Fj UG, ; ement-nouses, but hia multi-million. | Cle7i, was shaved and Bisset? called 8 Release from private ilfe Dre. Dene! Frobman—will Awarding Her Furrier’s hres daughters and the daughter-lo- ets 3 % iin | re patrons induced him to sell his reat woual “Next!"* not lose the two fingers of her left han aN w, with the atrictly drawn provision) of heir Daughter—Co- z estate and invest in gilt-edged secur ——_————. Asylum. broken ina fall from her horse as ad Millions, that If the latter remarries she ts tol sa we ‘é | ties. From some of his bond invest- was coming out of Central Park yester- forfeit her share, which will then go respondents Not Named, j ments he draws as high as 7 per cent.! ‘The mystery which fortwo yeare has | 107. Met Wee AE Aree feared Re = _|to the daught | : modest apartment with his existed over the disappearance of Aries | St Roosevelt Hospital, where the actress at watting for the customary | 'xt,’ Duryea, Jf, and her fiance are| Bupebs ce at No. MS East Georgina G. |B. Wendel, a. epinster o¢| o> taker, Suet tmpulaticn ‘rom ae for the widow, os eZ at A staying at the home of « irlend, Mrs) noca ft bd e e4 tn Bischoff ts sixty-| mature years, who believed her brothers | Necessary; Dut it was decided to-day ‘ 7 (ewe | Mary Kaatment, in Glen Clove, Lo 3.| ine W ents : | 4nd sisters were in a conspiracy to put | peat is BR sould be saved, : Judge Olcott and sx"! They had planned to be married yeete i Saito boedi were dames T. Woodward First 7 : her tn an asylum for the tn hi ves coming along the exow in halt of day. but the death on April 26 of Mr t had ne ad from nS SOF emer) been cleared up by the Pronecuill at | west bridle path tnto Eighth avenw, ogenarian mother of th Duryea, at hia home, in Nyack, N.Y on at grounds, and Evening World found him to-day} Mias Wendel ins eanttarium at Kiel, |P0®r Fifty-ninth street, when her horse | pher C. Shayne, Mary Bhayne aused-& postponement ‘of the ceremony, | t tt hes « $1,060,008 js barber Iathering the face Germany slipped and went down, throwing her | Other contestants, Justice Bruce Following te a report was circulated | for the sunport o of a ten-dollar-a-week clerk ont The fact became known tn an appll-'! one side. Bhe thrust out her left; rected the Jury to-day to find « verdict | that the engagement had been brok laughter E fave his dally itinerary as follows cation made before Justice Davis, of the aad In tho hop saving herself, !9 favor of the widow tablishes | rye couple said that the Duryea family a ete si x. tnoluding Gupreme Court, by her counsel, W. L.{&nd the force of fall broke two, At the codfctl executed Jan. 2, 19%,! was responsible for this and in great | Pe t e ai gains Snyder, for the appointment of « referee | Angers lees than a month before tis death, | anger they deomred last week chat th 1 tha : ' “ EL atten ca —— fo take an accounting of her share ‘The shock rendered Mra, Frohman un- WS" the last will of millionaire. | woul wed on the date originally act t : aot af dames F Woods, ‘tt | Goh amounting (0 #i0,00—in the eetate of conscious, and for a moment it was, MF. Shayne executed » will tn April.| Again death intervened. John Duryea residence of oodward, és a Dae veade 4 Mea Mla” PES 196, in which he gave the homestead in| gn uncle of Mea. Duryea, died on Bun \ xo. 9 Ba sain si 3 Sophomo: . | her father, John D, Wendel, Mr. Snyder feared ehe had been killed, Polloeman ( ‘ Besos rete 1 mu ea Xo. » Hast Fiftv-sizih street and ich Pa res Stonmed | riy pe. | ase tele ihe Ds anion ae Snyder. | eens wrk Bauad, Fon up and.| Gslway, Baratoga County, for life tolday, at his home: In Gien Cove, Hie the ohiid who 16 the president of the Hanover| , Mion at Dress Rehearsal | $#, executors of John Wenders witt,| tanne in ia Dis vencrable mother, and created «| place Tuesday, the day ringe of the F for hia morning shave. He «reete me and Battle Followed. tor, anamination by tis. Meat Nen® Jak Rhee at eee WAM 160,08 pele to her, | AS RMF | play ; f kindly and 1s vigorous and bright-eyed ; It developed in the course of the argu- H¥lsuboring garage, oO! dd to take death the homestead and fund were to Angus Doesn't Mind. i s wt i pest | —— ment, on which Justice Davis reserved iJured actress, fo, Roosevelt, Hospital, bo distributed among relatives, 990) ang poy, Mir Ansus was told to-day ¥ sing James Btlliman, president of ‘the Na+ (Rpectal to The Evening World.) Gecision, that Mise Wendel, after her able to get ini Mr. Frobman| ‘here was @ bequest of $10,000 to @ ol that ¢r the Duryea will, probated : at tional City Bank. comes next. and I| NEW HAVEN, Mi @udden disappearance from this city, Was sent for wife} and other beg relatives. yesterday, the hier-in-law would hedeahae nee am Ddoked to be in his dressing-room!. N, May 16—A party of! nad yoluntarily entered the Kiel sani-, At the he Will, Tne codicll revoked the will, and gave | fortelt her vf his estate if she hot later than 715. He lives at No. 9 tW®nty odd Yale sophomores broke into|tarium and that her health had greatly| “°s/).”° the entire estate to Mr, Shayne's wife, | married. jt it Beventy-second street. I alsotake the Hyperion Theatre at two o'clock | mproved. ‘ with a request, which was specifically We knew full well the provisions of | re of his song Jumes A. Stillman. this morning by climbing up the fire| Miss Wendel soon after the death of ust season by playing declared to be not binding upon her, to! Mr, Duryea's will,” enid he, “and it ‘While 1 am shaving the cenlor Mr. BUil-| escapes after futtle efforts to sneak her father wae declared mentally in- comedy, “His Hous carry out the provisions of the will will not make # p je of difference man I often th { ls cares, the enor-| buy thelr way into the stage door | Competent by the courts, and on the “1 - | Justice Bruce, in brushing aside tho | in our plans, It ls true that they have mous faures o pind and of his An alt certificate of two allenists was sent 10 | contest, said that the e nee con. ce been upset by death and at pre aveat resp DT took for! «AR Slt night final dress rehearsal of| So" ssyium, only to be released on an | vineed at Mr. Bhayne was p At wo are. Uncertain an to Whon ae wil lines on his face—lines of worry—and 1|,,4 inn ae Flora” was in progress,| sraer trom Justice Marean. It was | fectly , sound mentally when he Se orien Seat ahaee ia doubt tat Am happy to say that | can't tind them, 8 prin vay mae of the com-| inen ahe decided that she would be | cuted ‘the codtetl, and Jetiers and we will become husband and wite as Gets to Ryan at 8.30 o'Clock, . | stage. hidden In the cmaents from Bho | eater in Europe. Her father, whose vermationa introduced on the son aa tt can be conveniently arranged é ria Tiss appar boxes. The | tortune reached into the millions, was showed that it wee the resuk of My intended wife has inade her decisio Thea Mr. Ryan. I reach No, | {ene between the students here and famous as an @ dat rd nn Ja rit the nplo ou » eo 4 anal nated mi ore. and Mr. Sayre ry ni she will not change it because © Fifth avenue at 8.8 o'clock, and let employes of the theatre is very! Agtor rrying me she los n me say right now that 1 roach hie) DME and wartare te waged during tama af SmRentby es marrying me she loses the mon Toom on the tick of the hour, Most times {re season, si vat jaws estate. Had {( ni " ana ¥ rome 8 ‘ 1 find him out of bed waiting for me. Pike eormeenonts in theatres, to the MOTORMAN A HERO INTERESTING MUSICALE PIunASe Gaerh Of her. Unele. ho M tho , 16 s ib, | There are four reasong, I Bometines he is in his pajamas. He! “TCU% “Hey Rube” cry, was given, and Office Building to Vake the een married on that day. I think th aracaibo, =. Se per Ib, | | pon-disestion Spoor flips on u dreesing robe end says: ‘an| "tout further signal the theatre em-| PREVENTS TRAIN PANIC g AT THE WALDORF, |:sicmony wit ike Since Lome tine this|New Plantation, . 20 per Ib. Haht, Joseph; do this Job as quickly as pgise wanes) or ~ tudenta. is Place of Oldtime | Nc | Guatemala, 5 . 25¢ per Ib. possible.’ Everyone knows that Mr. | f citing chase over seats and | Oar Own Be ae Y ‘ , s jar Own Best Blend, 30c per Ib. pay ag w a yes srentest business | roi by raha oe ray 28;| With Car Burning..and Clothing Playhouse. . A 15-¥ear-Old Violin Virtuoso One ALLEGED CROOK CAUGHT. | : A P men in the world, but I pan say af eae ney had - | | mens ered | irae shaving him for elmost twenty, yenre | sanare into the dark alley next to the Aflame, He Carries Passen- pecially, | of the Surprises of Man Taken as Suapect Said to be t ipa in that he comes out of his sleep with a| is al ake ttle with ers Safely to f ] the Night. A Brot iE oat A pont esi pager sacle arm ep chy nM] the purmuing stage hands followed xo gers Safely to Station, be a aay ree oe ane 30c he tus Abd figtihcariod f pees serious injuries were inflicted on either! OHICAGO, May 16—John Majoney unicale of Quinine Bi, jebnets Seen cn Al has thaiee oa te, ® ment of his awakening ind con " motorman on @ west-bound Chicago and flow in the Waldorf-Aator yep, deve a they picked ° Pig: heneingy ROO @ company was thrown into a tem-|Oak Park elevatal train, proved hain gh. ‘The 46 2 presetited co “Li pee odo vena beonuse Mr. Ryan has the strongest! srandoned a ane ee Sebenrenl ‘S20 | salt 9 hore lnm wight. when, with Me , gn, te ivi ar last nis Aad ata bal ac all the aan eel eeplte the efforts Ot the | Glouning a mans Of flamies, be remained . nel ny tee pea! ever shaved. The hairs are ke #0] in their stage costumes ran per liag rod bie pont after the cir breaker of ° eps aim brunt nant many Wire naile. His eyes twinkle from | alley and shouted encouragement to the | ie over car fet Are pel ute Ma vf te ot | fe rgedays re LE M 5 the start of the shave to the finish, and| students al the expe: Vy fines | Pluck averted # ponsible pant, He wus | | m youth of | b re : MIL 1 often wonder if he forms big corpora-| to Unemnelves [severely burned and mey not sur \y i ack me feds “ ‘ oh *t, Whom the police say te tons in his brain while I am shaving! [1 is claimed by the theatre p | Maloney escaped (rom t 8 « . H techntiau: 4 ' Hay 3 ray " it md Tee m ed by the theatre people! : . ie 6 nha <4 * , 244, 246, 248 Liberty 4 him thet some of the students were recog. | %Y climbing « " ee Wena A . Bheviin has « police record 242, 244, 24 Foy ANRe Fertune Grows $300 While Shaving. | Hise 294 charges will be preferred | {Pont pluscorm, w Rhames on Mis] { tthe P t 4 Ba ae wn the ‘tine for jump ORLYM, KX, 1M! againet them, 11 wee the most exciting ,Sarmnenis were suintiod tf » ’ ' © Fan | wccidery stumbled ont 1 ¥ y “Just think, during the time 1 lather | of many exciting halt hour’ around tae | Who W ) hin in an oversoat and | frepros euen, wth fara . red Nagle drew | ca he wie taken to the Je > f Mr. Ryan's face bis investments will! theatre this season | rolled bum « aiforn was re | valor , prover are t 1 app OT al Tale b have made for bim 10 anaeneaminamadiies | moved to ®t Anne's Hospit a Bd et t the was WY Process takes up time en | the at the time waa dlled with | ~ “ ‘ sass 4 FO mas na cuit” for 8°! JOHN COLGATE STRICKEN. | 095 Ane Hise A Sled ST ony), BLUNT FUNERAL sine De} vuln oie | Brains Rule PO fies hair combing completing the shave tn | - sengeors in the tear-care, were} tf ri Mbnatellh « ak > ¢ . Byles thi om ig PDR Bin a : finpuyers References ‘Requced OR gr appre Bs era 1k UR ma rp ip reetaiee th ps mpaed Paid roa i evinealiy mosetioa onaht the World, bo w said hibit toes . He |@ liberal I never have named a ant 4 at the Ficty-second avenue station, | 1 Pulaski # 1 w ever bi 4 for wang tree ] charity or nee@y person to him that he on ‘ | = ~ [day #iven @ mittiia a Muort mposed _ by kiet, “Why People are F| has not asked how much It will take malew Ay, a he Col | PERRY BELMONT TO SAIL renee - wide Micola, and “the Fi 1 Thia fo mand the situation, If I say 82 or| Ete At. Sop Among hundreds sailing to-day on. tiie how Wie Tenaured by ‘ates Jmudi - ores: 200 it de all the same; Mr. Ryan hae] Brothers, soap manufecturers of New | gu lserin Auguste Vi ona. will be Mr " Mee, from lyn, wan ex Pearl ok Biden Chie ° Ie hand in bis pocket and gives tne| York, te seriously ili at the residence of png Mes Perry Belmont, Mr, Herman ro. sre i ly well done on the violin by Ales Lateotory: Rattle Coole Matte the sum I name. William ¥. MeKenaie, @ relative here, |4¢ Biggs, the tacteriolagati Mrs. Higas | of the 2) ery r he \ J bP aire ary tn tis oncluded 1 8 My next call Ie on Mr. Ryan's cons| where be game for a vielt lem week land piss iatherine M. Wings, Jutue | tou*mat ase comes ia tke eels My County Sie of FOOD makes Brains. at No, @ Liberty street. They are Al-| tie had been in good health up to yeu ape ‘ ot paneer lntantry, He AL A tac 4 stirring Arrangemens by Quinate E ¢ Ham wure-Amerioan 4 bet on One the ‘Twenty-nt ' haw the eathush ° wy a > xy dan, ps pene og and fahamoll chips of | erday, when he was siroken with pa: gt oft Dh Ataela Her piacere ie tae ey aE ite | teident , Mhusawnl of THERE'S A REASON, block, Then I go to (No. #* alysis, iu Vriew, Jude culoavd of the Alateenth Likwuiry. i ehiid'a chorus, which was very and wtert a ‘he toe ‘bons Huldekopor, wae retived tn uty the rang a} effeotive in the fmale, war ied-be Hitie feed ‘The Roed to Wellvilie’’ tn phen one oP be: tot Wratann os ne Ane *