The evening world. Newspaper, August 21, 1907, Page 3

“THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, O SUE MILLER PATROL WaGon OF PROMISE ¢hOANED UND "THESE 4 WOMEN 'Smallest. Weighed Over 200 ‘Woman Editor From Georgia Startled by Our Public Spooning VIENNA GIRL TO , _FOR BREACH Saved from Being Deported by Efforts of an Evening World Reporier. \DMPPERS OF (-VOAR-0L BD WAKO MONEY Father of Little Nicolo Toma, Palatial Surroundings of the After-Theatre Brotled. Lobster Also Fill Her With Produces Love Notes and-Tells: of His Unkept ‘Promises— : i Mies: dna Calu ie the owner 1 edltoFof the Free Press, of t owhose ‘four-year‘ok, seg, i> Detention Pen Horrors, 5 ae | Quliman, Ga » towa of 5,000 Inhabitants, In'the southwestern pa ile @ yesterday, Sa fa _ PAGS Fania cPping Ey Of that hie latest public-service achievement of the Fre tho: ‘the recetpt of torekegepers Complained of Wreue tea securing {He “pasbage of al Taw’ (to: jirevent cows <from ler patablinoes thet Yhe chika i pyneninretive avis Solicitations for S riptior roaming at | iv the streets of Quitman, | She {fs visiting New Imapped for ransom by men whe. 7 Solicitations for Sul ptions- York, ahd her observations, printed below, show’ (tat she’ tias the te adi ea = : young Viennese woman . reached 't hher attorneys this mo: io them to {mmediately | ( f : } gratitude to The Evening hunior that New York is vastly lf eat eee peroneal ease rin w this amused at finding itself re-|Jetter that the detectives wonld’ allow: ad presented BS jc. | Was a cabalistic design, drawn in red emsd dpresen ied They sats cummer.resort by vis- dosign, dr the public, Wukaven garded as a summer. resort UA ZiN ool febreb ie orem ery PE page. Witte ( : Mika (Kilpenibourg tan say tr < ‘tors fromthe South and other rural! out a doupt the: letter demands « fam,” i som and contains a rat of i I summary deportation by the ale ne points of the coinpass : jet womens a ae ot an Evening World reporter ato. It appears that everybody here ) took the letter to the pallee 2 dy Mr. Miller had Informed Commies unaraa Wand . ae without opening it. ) hu dd poun ybod y—wwhi means, ac- er Watchorn that she was a dist a it scales look pre we anybody ia fee tice metre Vee detalled from theo gble young person who was wicked and the nd total was a cording to local standards, tho! vires ta el couuten ts esta gra got i parsuing him. Mr Miller, being leacciewaeae Tue ai Pea taeGaee rich enough to afford it—goes away! Sec," hansine. neaund ‘the Tomeses i wealthy, Gnd hay a pull, Was ac- fextiaaihinceralurodesoniltakerayaton in summer The visitor does not] home last night were trailed when they ” 4 pt 7 r ¥ moa ith att * + | . cepted by Mr. Watchorn as the [the Harlem Peltce Court - | miss them, however; all the world tives Irarned also that the ve : j pag atenewerekne! z 2 rua Ree ey pt to kidnap. th was : Houye in honds of $300! is green, and if the city is relaxed BUndAyBaCternooDwhenoie: ate arreat. whi Ae) i : ucla (ag PE pe playing on the street, A man, ap- accomplished through | eaeteaeeltbs and uninteresting as the New York-| Gnd oftered iM x ipenay, Reporter Interviews. } lainrgeantnaatwochundred “poimder- tit ers say, he fails to see where, He with the: man when: the older 4 F feimr Ur ize: Tp) t for p come even ngod through el jas much as he did the who mn! is exploring an unknown and im- stricgied and the erties { Fabove three hundred. risoners ‘ ; 4 ip on him, : q eee A ey a 1 : SO OEE 1 agines he is rubbing elbows with iced aksin Mon : t n . time when 1 7 Sa 9 at Ke 0 i forty-one years old, ‘ millionaires On éV2ry corner down a Coe eee immigration br could on ° | u i - " pperty owned by Tomasol \- ~ ‘ Bs Hu d and & A aE Sh proper ed by ‘oo con BO was arte and taken ic | house where th ace | town-and every lass may be a society queen, every goose a swan. sists larxely’ of dwel cpg bouses In Utica, ; Island. An Evening World rep | PAULA H It is a great place for a vacation after a year in a town where the only the’ Maranding boy, the, Manning, boy | waw the voung woman tn the Las Rd ee theatrical things—they call them “attractions’—are lyceum clocuttonIsts | treed to this wection ot, Brooklyn, and ors cust and made inquiri KLIPPENBUING at ¢ asa quartets under the auspices of the Daughte , of the Confederacy mney ie Se rea Siggy Liasronmasolacboye oud learn nothing. Every off \wtreat, and Mrs » for mostly are ‘from New York,” and after coming here and seeing the New Mas sealed by or tha © fight years old, of No. 20 Bast OF! yo. \dea of entertainment, we understand why they left. | [ sloner, Phe mys was Hundred and ‘Iw street ‘iney e a x | MersGraNawevecs ier | denied ™ that ihe ot ©! SOME VIOLENT CHANGES HERE. Sa ae | ' het s said they were pretty P derest wan quickenc A De Ara RX Tar Nea TOUR eon paeed one| The country person wants change and be gets it here—some very yio- Res extras Oy pagr.{lent ones, One man from my town who came here for the first time last ose paca Meee ote tae Harlem polloe station trom | summer had to be chloroformed before he could be gotten out of town i Bave been denorss aia : aa Renee shall shopkeepers, mataly Hebrens and acain, He spent $100 per week for seven consecutive weeks, and It seemed pecs am e y> 7 i estiy altel ysnty sty dareei wort ro | vere extravagant to his family in view of the fact that he brought home no oa ieee rn tie anne» [Love-Letters to Vienna Girl } [jms ii uonRiane fo, Siteed ‘Shae art treasures aw J. P- Morgan does when he travels, ‘The New Yorker who ; aera an umed cae |. [ities that never panned out. At one place rite 5 ; name, refusing rm 46° the Cc id t B FE 3 M iI gies Pen } lew iat ital men RSE Woman ‘a aay | nds the city dull In summer may well regard an enthusiasm Mike that as i perlal, where she waa atrald she might | eal 0 ie from Miers «| he re ted the Tegal Ald’ So-t¢1Y.)q man with gout would the Youngest Born’s capacity for champagne. i t ainres i ie At a she would-ask for wima fo . TS eae at ec | = eT eT | an orpimn, ‘syinen iocited soinemnerr| What do visitors find to amuse them In New York? Of course that all F f z wor mplained hitter on Staten Island. Or she might co lec 5 S 5 pical i : eens erence itaees Binee ae } GRATARitnaint Jon to’a|depends on whether they are Bromides or Sulphites, The typical bromide Protect Your Child's ey day, when sho way arrested in the o taoulous peer * lrrom the country town rides on the rubberneck wagon and goes to the ‘otec 9 Gomis isan young lady) Was 7 i ut a * : bs keane Any eh sath PEO atic “Paula von Klipenbaurs, | bus-| Eden Musee to be thrilled by the “chamber of horrors. If he escapes|—he will have reasoa-to thank you. 4 Miller, of No. Kinney str MASH eeeANBICDR H must be t speaking to a wax figure he passes muster back home as a very sophisticated | The strain and tax of childish: int- | Newark. who wa : to -haye Feeatd Ato ERIN { pstagand person, And he brings his corn meal and hominy from home because | prudence will be felt in after years. papersse cone (hel et that ate! well ti ioe ball vou wousats we thelr patro vankee bread” chokes him; evidently not having heard of the New York |If your boy's or girl's eves need ni able alien.” She toid of a rites at Ladies’ Obesity Qua 5 anit is ive tiv + week of horrer wh suggested af) Te I VOUERTACY Gnome lot ihe women wan a letter|idea of eating only enough bread to keep body and drink together attention, we give them the hest prison of medixeval a If you thir (i Se | signed by Mra ats His singeryoC: No. NTH AIS OLED that skill provides. Our registered Tan net even allowee a room oy |] math a8 tt C1 muinorized the bearer to) sett dekctn tot| AT WHAT YOU CAN GET. physicians—who are OCULISTS bile on slandssuthare | the celebration of the Afileth anniver- ease , ee APG _—_ma was anotlier woman occupying the room 4 sary of the founding of the Daniel Ben- It Is very unfortunate to haye any gastronomic prejudices, techie not _ Salespeople— make careful, withime: whos hndscomesaverisesarke mying ‘At Uli Jamin Association on Nov. 47." Misa] when here you have to eat what New York eats or go without. For in-|examinations WITHOUT COST. ond cabin parwenger. Mice ran a grow Conde i Se SP n ed ta lial aI neeBURdAy S Denice I went into the Waldorf at <bout the hour we stroll up to the “City | _Eyeglasses—If nteded—as low ne S24. Sha a ney bou eee tinisal) { for paper c Aled he Sunday Demo- | stances 54 East 23d St.. near Fourth Ave. 4 mplace end frightened me ha i dais f erat, slened by F. Reilly, the gen- * >, rt eade. Sw. 7 fotimytwitwiatitimesnrhen he Sige i d N f \ eral manager, with! oMices at ‘Noh "3g] Ice Cream Parlor” at Waa ae ane for the ue ade. ane wetter 34 West 125th St., near Leno Ave. wer ero < ot 2 Park Row aver ra of ttmende; and made. mefoe! ee ey can make you feel | Ave., Bist & 8% heft numerous and viclous I could Pa i aaaced AfeclnicataHolactaecidess teiconOne had never he ; oe aaa eRe nr 442-Columbus Ave., 8 st Baw Stn paid lease until I was thoroughly ex- Sn Eeape sr ta | maeInte { ——_—— the hearing until he could secure the| there when you ask for sometning they never heard of. Bu aven't 30 4 89 Fulton St., BROOKLYN sted for Jack of asleep.’ lovirg lettér, written to mo | Howat Pe ear § testimony of some of the charity organ- é 1 rash) % t , | * ; 2 EES Re Sasa tiondvourveturnulae time aug peat! {Comptroller Glynn Calls for] tone for while donations’ are altezed much respect for New York's dictum about drinks after seeing a shabby old pacha ya inc tte my : @nbourk exhibited her forearnts, which ge Rests due oh waldorf would funwer.tar {| = < to have (been collected: man Jn Park Row trying to sell bunches of mint. Nobody seemed to know = Were covered with red marks from|} {rom Hnaland, was received by me why dont you love me || Reforms in the Keeping ALY {i was the mint from-whteh Joy: ta coined, and-{t withered. unheeded. .and WA Hons s wriat to elbow. eee anys bat ang ie ps Head 2 Dil {n't you know how much I | fA 2 they can’t have found a subsutute for mint juleps even in New York, where 2 fern you sen ome in e let i ed your smiles and sweetness? wt Acc 5. vf ts \ ‘Treated Like a Criminal. thine’ was from your room, from the | Tif 1 anly had ‘you now and cov. || of Accounts, Just-as-goods abound. Ccullsts and Opticians, WThe food," she continued, ‘was ao|| flowers you had before we went | Kies Guig mera tlenUy H Eatin; alon» provides an Interesting study for the v{sitor in New York. | > SS Poor that 1 was compelled to purchase|| S82 to Nurnberg. Am J rigat, | ground On, God, ALBANY, Aug. 2.—A. emult of » ame eating 1s a more or lesa_plain necessity, and the village appetite] — BENE WERUBLICATIONS: from the restaurant al’ that J Jcar wweetheart? How I wish you | and itts So long to watt until I foe scar remultyot sen At hom 3 3 WAA_all2wed no more privileges than {| were here! T would kiss your dear | Wenaxsine Reni iicnee ee erect CULES an fs an Innocent, untempted thing. But here eating 1s elevated to a_place among an imprisoned criminal. The cutharr |] bait and exyea and the hollow In acne era recthtcdinndont BIRR ECAH B tare rea : | ne aria A loaf of bread and Jug of wine beneath a bough is not Paradise Spe refuse fre bermlenion evento tale-| Jj Neus Neck that. was, Just meant (or wit be for me |) state Comptroller Martin H. Glynn an- snow here, The “lobster emporiums” of this town would astonish old 7 d torneys, y . mS TT Rouncrd to-day that lias” mado ‘a : vern haa changed hands since his day... The blase New York When first informed that sh, ‘an you imagine how I lone for toigos| | mete she Omar; the Tavern MOE DA) 4 by ne way “ is me & 4 of rece te » ef Fr C: ect Rave temporary freedom, at lease ing|] You And for your love and sweet Ese Can irulerwuy (eee aaNet ian bt Sead Fuse Blows Out and Coney appetite has to be tickled with electrical effects, and mastication {x accom- e iu fection? her! tear ecphy pert pe ay bn Ad g ces . « AN Say * sory i. color returnedito ner pale, cheeks and || SMectlong | © i eee aw her toartul eyes trom Wi made,| The stats Comptrolicr saya that| [Sland Riders Tumble | piisned to the ttieasure of sweet music. Fancy a “garden” all in green with BrapArA SAECO O THE cee ae eEa| Ll aellahteatal neeosen wbnlat fend away from me || tere xp ) be errors in the hats Sec fights Ike Aladdin's Jewels, a soft green sky overhead Inlaid with electri or_her departure tram |} © Ream SDA kay OU OUMEAe RS 10 pald to convicts . : c 6 i a ple Bitte otntana Attorney “Sorwmon.” who Coie Raglan ieRera Tranalalat. aneectins hier a oun. ee is ag : aa dle) Hlorotree stars of pure gold, across which little white clouds float; a classic temple ¢ pat been pormitted to cross on the ferry |] {ato German hack to me so I would | left me but your’ pleture and the Free a ornig account 4 aes With watsr flowlng-overdts-terraced-base.into-n_poot-In_whieh pond -HHtes 7 : an ‘oceed a sea Naers tobe Soivee rollections of it all. ‘The re : ed, This accor x compos nee reer saa atae a the portals ot puldhetn a Melfi ea tlons fare swens and All my of funds which are the personal prop-| Car No. 388 of the Smith street line. | goat. : 4 i o nat hej) Sweetheart, tell m t e am reading a book your picture. of ‘convicts. while crossing Tenth avenue on Fif might Spmempany Abraham Fi thuch ‘trouble"for'you%to understand || comen:on the page before me and my! [fore ewes ‘ i ic ‘ oy HE I,OBSTER. No, 200 Bake. Hyoadway, mee Finite the glish, for I Banta not have | @%28 Rrow dim not Bee TAC TREE Vie the Warden coc sing | teenliy atest i Comm Ata Ads ; rans ALL THIS FORT oe, i Ad at/an HCilpento eee co asseea teat | Lived vesew iron Poe ragitieltaraiiandd | NeGooee ae noeen cata socoanots | (can Green a comptralisn. Glyain gears | ub iabiube aie: Mheienes Teo ccare |) nd allitais (o:provide.e piace forsthe afiet hestre, crolledsopsters the area outside the buildings. Ax soon rather have yoA say if the English | as To tack to” my work. other [| iver, ve" the’ post Hi ee ae cea ater bl higt oft thet oar’ iG The broiled sobster seems a case for the 8. P, C. A. or Anthony Com e sthe Hberated -y eotae an | ncenes and other people will com Aha ey) oh convicts’ hn njured. 7a Two i “ f in aight of the curious crowd look. Fe COR Fe Hage a] minal will coonttaually go back ito those books were: carclemmiy/ Han-| Ct, wine asasuival, «They. srere | demoralizing. And when. the offect-ts:helghtened-ny:the-jutce of the srape-y ag GH UWI NWN RRTETUT eG] ao hecd Uhae Tease be Beep bert Pet be asia Hd teatne ate and a number of crrors In posting | \toru. Cerania, thirty-eight yeara’ old,{as it usually {s, the only thing that keeps your sober senses from drowning Rectan hoe is Johesome here’ without you: and aris py sloped orwill Gorse poate [ at! No, 4 Baxter street, Manhattan, |{n all these Wusidns atid detustons +s-to-fook-at-one-of-the-Hites,-and—-whet- Meisehat ahs ratmnitied ke Sane erate I missed you tecrlly; Rave Tol Catania arent us xt y Oe a é nit etree bones renee len eprokent ane urs you see that It is floated by a cork you get.a Une on all the rest of the ¢! y" fetur nd {ts It good? hail if ou id A head of silken DEF con 3 » at years old, of No. |? a Eraphed “by a number of newspaper ge ere and Is It good? 1 hall | brown hair that 1 will long to. kiss nt out ¢ the] 45 "rhirtwenth| treet. who” mustained |yeagreen dream In which lobsters lurk. | “Wh tv’ iste, at th icttash r x " they were g| contusions of elbows and knees. Nien (hal nee epe ! th orn tee at the solieltasion of her Miaw-11 ceiving a plcture of you you ti! we meet eee ged fo and) “thera who were slightly Injured hur- Some fashionable cafes seem to depend largely for decoration upon the act s e Maat foptrlaralicenulned te Tae poe ean “With oceans BRO Mores Lhd i ere credited! ried away, beauties who come to eat. These laces, plumes and eyes scorn {Ilustons, ag rill's oMce, No. 8&2 Hroadway. (es ise over aes says t essential | The stranger is not sure whether they aic amateur duchesses or professional M a t t er wit h There she drew from the satche) aho | Neart © INKICH NO LET-UP ON THE ‘jeading ladies,’ but the d(ssolving pearls In thelr wine are obvious, and carried a package of love letters, which |e SN Ne NS Pounds and Together ‘They Scared Over Halt a Ton. AL 3119 “BY. MAGISTRATE. to Non-E isting Charities. CRIMINAL TRUSTS. Amazement and Distrust, By Edna Cam jon that distinculshes the clever newspuper woman keen py GATHER from’ reading local solo Gets Letter From) Gang that Abducted Son. ry etter demanding money fromé fi. + re is a clue in the letté?, whbsh was inatled at Statiowi R at 8,30 o’clodke they do not look as if womah suffrage or “how to keep a husband at home” | “Tomson; ot So tht art ete — 99 she sald were to be used In the breach | aise Kiipenboarg reluctantly discussed three months ¢ hee Ered \ | M t ? of promise sult against the man, she| her amour with Miller. | he tog) a thro were the problems engaging \helr minds. \ a rimony & gays, is responsible for all her woes. |~ visited 1 fa deposit i 7 } 7H TES. 7 Biven if 1 had any feeling of love or| Mow She Met Him. =| ccna after. deduct= CEST up? PLENTY DF LIVE ONES. || Byi>a HUSTED HARPER affection for him when we first met I met him,’ she related. in 2, just n ‘ due convicts, He CE ONLY 1 Speaking ¢t the Eden Muse, I fail to see how anybody can waste time | ; after I had landed from Burope,. it] five years ago. I was not quite elis Y a large part of thar | sum Sv6r sccgun! Sp Hae) s & efter 1 bad ianded from Durepe. tye Teter Te well not) be. twentyetnres | Oesttom $4) (0. shave a | “ol tured into the Stain trease ea tiateiwax that cloge to Broadway when there are so many live|{ The Home Demoralized Poved upon me at his instigation dur-| years old until next January, ft wiks io) “Always ha talked of m IStaches ibe pala’ by check (ins ones, It is Interesting to see Yhat every town has its own troubles, and the venus ing the pasi—week,” she declared. Ring aeriK an aunt, My father und it: fmt Dack again, but visitor finds that whileNhe nishing of the sows from the streets engages | The Home Di Ived 4 CLO CUCM) eckpd tread iad hl Raced ay fA Sle a iret IY Leer ot del al ELEC HOT BY SUICIDE the politiclang<at. home. there are-other forms Ol titischlef they wrestle with One of the letters which Miller wrote| poen dad only a hort time wh Was an | wife and childr wend ere iel| GIRL S on Broadway. : The basis of a strong argu- Las EEAE iA ce oa a soba Ae Rate aD ee Unleesyed bebrata| rhe Pci ea tae La Su CO DISCHARGED IN COURT, A feature of New York which especially startles the summer visitor s ment by one of the greatest 1 5 late! Pein ig | AOR PA CARR COL cne POF Oee pening: Miles Canty CON s68i ton and uneayare he public love-making, In small towns where ‘the next-door nelghbor 1s journalists and suffragists; a helm in 193, immediately prior to HIS) some, I thought, and won, me casily justice. I Ald not intend to bring a sult |--s NS 7 the p | f 9 o reaching New York from Burope, after| enowma, vet Against nn afi Xo, PEPE a SIC) Coes Back to Hospital to Have A Voice of Fate, summer lovers are most discreet and do not trust the| pleaforamore liberal attitude wpend! sor) m was thei 8 Wife on i * a °, " - | r it i enti Hietebuc ie arisies pera living, died Thorty’ Afterwards, ‘and ewe Weta on perfectly tr : Jilted Man's Bullet Extracted duskiest porch nook, but here on Coney Island trains and boats you see the | ee divorce. onto] J although 1 had an’ elder married sis-| until the day of my arrest, came ‘sts. Se -j SEPTEMBER foward her at that time. It {a signed ie oNho wanted me to live: with her} as a great mirsiive etoe from Arm. men and maidens sad pa hands ore sta hes conta Park, which n fy the frst name of the alias nies in “Vienna, | Miller Induced me to we-/daya prior tu my Arrest he Loox me! wit» a pullet still In her arm, Loulse py day {s a calm stretch of green, soothing to the man tired of gazing at dhe sald ho assumed when thoy firat| company bin to Parle, Dhere 1 re) to te cagerher,’ Rtuctia et aewvarkssallope crivon ties ctone walls and lumping stocks, by night simply seethes with sentiment. | THE DELINEATO met. Heinrich Holbein, and by which @he continued to know bim until the ead ‘Jing my. fathers, tetime, and, being | that the next move prebably: : eaverery: os aa fat aaa eee lenesethavent 1 Would’ resume my | to wait for a rehearing ste aH ine | him in « nouse near Sixth avenue and | atage career. an a contract as a| mediately, ey fee) confide: f re on Dy Gome of the letters were In English, | Aetwousecthat le, Tsang ‘and danced-—|,the woman's staement andthe ‘evi. | Twenty-fourth wireet Oo ue, hw SAME OLD LOVE. /115 Cents a Copy $1.00 a Year the ‘principal theatres in|dence she has to subvtantiate tt th 6 They are not"taking to the open-alr cure for love; it 1s the same old} @@ the one quoted above, but the major~ @y weer in German. Mion Kiipendourg aid her lover wrote in English In order thet she might be given practice in the| and produced a contract drawn up wit (From the AU % t te the bullet In hi 4 Poin PAY {60 tae'l lata ious/t inicarhich ahs | THERA UGeN ae AC eMC ig ReMe or ocean MnI an ennai neler ea Ce ee here; a whole village of familfea live In the same house in these Pullman- || Batterick Building ones proficiency, reading English in- Laced Be to Ser pEniizon Get Catered ol@ brother; “I thought the Christmas bts day hal dacara ooourred oH ¢ar apartments, and never see each other. | co Me C p “ y 2 irl's room: b } rently and speaking st scarovly at] {0 Och, ty i eeu, aig. be iti wauld ‘Noor! mé, bul they id te eee ne en eee the re.| Roosevelt's got ‘em on the run, And Incidentally, thia may be one of the reasons New York Is so at-|= ares Ke Extra Charge few Bh al _ While veated at dinner teter with her Servers and‘an Evening World repre- After a long talk with Lawyers Salomon and Merrill the following year went to Budapest, “I had beer on the stage some dur- | @ cannit be deported. —————__ Palting Througn, a-satchel which sho had brought alo is point Miss Kipenbourg opened |: ean. money. Discovered’ He Wae: Married, and If I get through with the East ere} be not i to i ell right th thelr cllent | ated | o geet ot Sul mat fee on th zynski, « former Moutenant in the Rua- sian Army, during a fight she had with the Jefferson Market Court this morn- tng and discharged. Sho returned to Bellevue Hospital, where the physicians ed he shot at her and then kiled tua ing big to} niméelf with the-same piatol. She has rained le ar An’ {nforms us in his speech Every arm seems full of girl, every tench full of lovers, and the alr for a| good mile above must be full of vibrations love which cures Itself. knows you and nobody cares, The idea seems to be that In New York nobody People don’t know their next door neighbors | tractive to the summer visitor who regards this genial freedom as one of/ That bis Sebi on ‘begun, And.be'll stick to the Job Uke a. fae trusta 1s just tocch.| Would bo If all “‘Next-Door, Neighbors! had to live in om I * the luxuries not obtainable in countty towns, What an ideal world thi N lew York! raed | at any Amert feethe city Unlll O By Ay GET IT TO-DAY The Butterick Publishing for The World may District Mesomter Advertinemens aia Sallis