The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1907, Page 2

atthe anedinm—and—herfriende—with hei) ne te ‘did reader of human nature, She has “been a close student of human natur¢ _Former Intimate of Bishop Pepper- é 5 P Boynton Darrell. feces or a hint to anything she wants ~~entil—ehe has learned enouxh to a- seit iS. Lamy WL), hace, \4HHE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1907. i } HAD - BAITED MANY TRAPS ~ FOR “EASY MARKS’ - Vanderbilt Declares Aged Lumber - Merchant Was “Good Thing” for Clever Woman. - R , Counsel for Miss Minerva Vanderbilt, who is seeking to have her father, Edward Ward Vanderbilt, declared incompetent because’ of the fee hand with which he has given houses and property to_his bride of Yast June, Mrs. May Pepper-Vanderbilt, the spook bishop of Brooklyn, losed their case to-day after Mr. Vanderbilt's attomeys had finished their cross-examination of the mysterious young woman in blue, in the ‘County Court, Brooklyn. : Though still preserving a good deal of mystery about herself, the Plue-gowned young woman was compelled to reveal that she is Caroline She |gave her address as No. 49 East Ninth street, Menhattan, which is a loft building containing several fur manufacturing firms. She was not known there. (i ‘The cross-examination was conducted tho Vanderbilt farm, we sald that she by formet Judge Grifing. He scemed always ccoupiet a room in one wing of | much pleased-wien te brought out that the house and Mr, Vanderbilt alopt_in | mt one of Mrs. Pepper's parties | another. | the witness had recited ‘Belinda! “Do you recall." Lawyer Rosenbers! Plonde.” Miss Darrell has also delight- e*ked the sleepy witness, “the occasion | & pig on the Airm-ate-aiittio other recitations, She admitted that she "Gn, ye-¢-e-2, fhad written two letters to Bright Eyes, ! remember.’ “Who treated the big pig after he ate Misa Darrell waa asked if she had. .,/Wito treat Ag ESNet yawned Mr. sui, “1 MANSFIELD DEAD; WORA AAD HSU Home After Illness That Developed in March.- (Continued from First Page.) cere ous fot the sick actor,-and on Aug. 21 tn a, special car he ‘was remo to his country hose at New London, Upon Ma arrival there Dr. A: Tf. Al-| icra early y charged ith parsing | the questi International Recognt lea won summoned. Ile announced to! worthless Young Block, who of Sei Cr Mrs, Manateld,that her husband's days} desc: As a clerk and gAve|cursing the matter Mr. Barrett said {t | were numbered. but Fellx Man. eld, @ | his residence, as No. 28 Rivin. street! part: ¥ brother of the sick man, {| wae arrested at No. 241 East Fourteenth | “American migratory divorces are 4/ Ry rd would eventual, j street, the nei, arhood of the Humpty 'continutnge source of trouble tn Eng: | Jackson Gang ormer stamDINDK | land as well aa in Unia- country Some be seen'again upon the stage. Relapse Three Days Ago. —"Phree_ days ago there was an alarming relapse. Dr. MoClellan, of Pitteburx. was hastily summoned. Fer hours pre- state of coma, unable to recognize those about his bedside, ‘The certificate fled by the New London physiciana to-day give the cause of death as disease of the liv with bomplications. The death of Richard Mansfeld re- moves from the American stage its foremost artist. He was of the old school of actore—althougt a compara- tively young man, He adhered to the traditions of the stage and united with business ability a rare quality of ar the genius, Hy recent stage history Rich- art Mansield stood out as the only American manager who tried on a large the theatre-going public, Had an Erratic Nature. Hia life was stormy, Born in 1857 In Heligoland, the son of Mme. Mansfeld | Ruderadoyt & famous prima donna, he fone abroad in the company of a man} “Moountt now—by hum—Goan't rexo- @he replied indignantly that her only| member.’ — ~ | companion was her singing teacher. She ine spew he ate the little pigt™ | pent several months in Gerinany.| feet nie treated the dig pig with love vibrations after he ate the little pig?” “Dew tell," drawléd the witne: hadn't hearn o' that.’ The members of the Lunas Ravine her voice trained. o “Bright Eyes. Care of Pepper.” ! Asked sbout the parfy at Mrs. Pep- ers home, on which occasion the mo- } i { y_ Commis- @ium and Mark Well, an old man,|*ion turned their heads away and | embraced and kissed ardently $n the daa, thelr landkerchtefs in their parlor, the witness Said there were Afty] “Do you remember Charley, Bright Eyes's horse?’ pursued the lawyer. Charley Horse Dropped Dead. “Ye-o-e-e-8. “Why, ne Jes dropped dead one da: was Kinver allin' a little and dled in Bie harness,’* ‘The witness waid thi Duried Charley but 0 yr sixty persons in the house at the ese: but that) they were all in the Basement at the time of the kissing. In writing to Bright Eyes, the wit- fess had always addressal the letterr care of Mrs. Pepper. She declared that @he waa investigating spiritualism and fwas-not o believer in it, She was sim-| Bri Be pee jean ma ow th iy gathering material for a Pook, and| lent Bones eS more than she had dreamed of get} Wal, Pa hearn Mr. Exe. : of him aa Bright Eyes's hor: but Iain: never met the Jaty myself? Do you know Thundercloud? Never seen the gentleman. The rus was, he and his son y didn't notice Mr. Pepper {s not a_ spirituatiat.~ paid Miss Darrell before leaving the Bourt room, “but declares that she has @aychio powers, Her power of in! uitton en an oe um | iy developed and she is a splen- 1 opened tia cves, stretehad and sewned “I allus carr! ois Prtbetd ints on ther wagons for years and is great on divining| myaye: YOU ¢Ver ship exes to Brieht things. Jot so es 1 recal.s “Her power to deceive the publlo was | BAd shipped, curs. poiatoes, fruft “and ebiained through the development of | GM not resale Squire ewer, but ene facltios. Why, Mrs. Pepper 1o| Brieht Ey reat ants) a bloodhound when once she ots He Was at Seance. “Pld vou ever attend « seancer” “Come ogy aeain, mister, 4 You-ever Hy Mr. VanderSitz) © SOE meeting . He took me to 1 didn’t know went ft nee know. She never drops the chast doant’ quite fonish peppie by her knowiedge of their fotimate aftairs. “ ” Vanderbilt “Easy Mark.’ alla mi "Whey read ter eho “As for spiritualism and Bright Eyes, sipery ed ‘about dead folka buc'T Phat tx all a sham and a traud. Mra | Yomi b nge one {0 sloop’! Peyper always looked upon Mr. Vai} Whereupon Tustice Ferguson SPO | @erbilt as x good thing. She often told | {ynsival Our erookisn, “rotiowed. | me that he was an easy mark and that| down there on the tain in ee fale | ghe was going to get all she could out] derdilt. “They had tare and other Siesuased faring. d countryeid : ef his. “Why, they all made fun of him| Tidge had alway ey sty SOR ey ae t her home. Man as entirely rational “and seo? ‘But he was thoroughly daffy on her He had’ never spoken to hia @nd was forever trotting to her home. ®he made a sort of errand boy out of She’ ‘am. Still Bishop's Friend. | It wan stated for th, o fim ‘and would often send him out with | an in blue! this afternone ie, hom | @ con of milk—sort of rushing the can| Bame was not Darrell pat “bi, te the cow, don't you know. ae al#> asked to correct the iimprees| She told me that he had lots of | Pepe tt She Was an enemy of “Lr Fooney and tiat she might as well hook And lasued) “the following on to him. Evidently did. tthe t "I feel very bad about my name de-| ym an Gnome Bee published that 1 n Muy 8. Pepper, ] ing used tn connection with this cn. wish to state that Iam the ¢ rs : : he bene Qf my people ure very prominent, and! sry wii at Ray Wit Of the “woinan, | 4t will be a great shock to them to read | jot, huwer friend gy 1 am @bout my taking the atest as a wit-! thet will lower oF ena oe anya a | love the wo pith test cat) re When Miss Darrell wax excused the | ur 'whne Ie mraducee® 1ot the ralteton Pitifioner’s law wh th case Was clo: “thereupoi F announced that his of tle utternoon'n pro- er mysterious. omen case—this time ta nin purple.'* Mr RG defense, made an opening add He saith Sturgis of ov Rave Fetu GUener Vander: | fy it wae y Way competent to | i a hitbdiahlabelndatammetaeesbaomnenieemmneeee - 7 He would also show thar M had been cruelly mal h €nemies: also demon enly a proper and natural t man engaged to marry make her handsome ne Bishop's wide She fs af. Mian Minerva Vorndetitt CONCERT FOR CHILDREN. ) a | woman to dle pres. | | Bandmast ‘ank Houts and ht examination of Willlam St, | Letter-Carrh Band, of New York fan about Mr Vanderbilt's lan Brooklyn, went to £ ome and Hospital jant long, in with thin whiskers Moth-caten, Th mace on the Wrowsy that he y: Biretched his gre Aske! evout Mrs he appeared |were failures: He ‘married Beatrice Cant in 1872, LA 1895, Delleving that | was rips for spent his boyhood days in boarding schools, and they were not entirely pleasant days. His erratic nature made him different from the average stolid Engilsh boy and he was continually in trouble. Even then be was a leader and an innovator. He had the advantage of a strong physique and excelled in sports und pastimes as well aa in hin studies. Upon leaving school he studied art and became a painter. He wus a good painter, but he refused to patnt plc- tures to sell. To the dismay of his mother, who had contemplated @ career in business for him, be manifested a leaming for the stage leave England and with her young son came to Boston, where Wichard was compelled to go to work as a clerk In ~}«-drygocds house. This employment w to him. ‘Ere long he went back to Eng- land and became an actor, It wea a food schooling. His pay Was small when he got any pay, He played low comedy parts with a strolling English company and travelled all over the provinces. He also figured as a singer fn comic opera. with the attitude of certain critics tow-/ ard his eforts and left Ergland, vowing that he would never return. New York recelved him. He made his first appear- suce in this country In 188% Jn comic op- era, appearing as a comedian and dan- cer in @ productian—ot—tLes Manteaux Noire" at the ».. Btandard Theatre. His su0 was not phenomenal and later In several different productions,” playite for “a tine Sith Joseph Jefferson in Bip Van Winkie His opportunity came when he been in this country mbout a year. Palmer Gave Him Chance. A. M. Palmer, then the foremost Amerioan manager, put on “A Parisian Romance." J. H. Stoddart was cast for the part of Baron Chevrial, but after a few rehearsals threw it up. declaring it unworthy of his talents, Mansfeld. an obscure member of the company, begsed Mr. Palmer for a obance to pla the part of the palsied old. French nobleman. The youre English actor had had own promise and Se Was Given the part, night bis 1uccess x; Op the opent Treihenoun. te Woke Up Me ne norning to tind himaelf classified as one of the leading actors on the stage. Within four years he was Jaunched as a "Prince Karl," opening in the C rat the Boston Museum on April 5, 1s tn 187 he went to Engiand where he was welcomed as a finished performer. He played in his other company in : “Br Jekyib—ent ie ever played Managed over twenty-five of AS @ star, and few of them Passes Away at His Summer ceding his death Mr.’ Mansfield lay in a | scale to cater to the intellectual side of | Bhe concluded to | most repulsive} Ata tim when he was making rapid; advancement and was in line for a ca-! reer in London he became disgusted) 33 {and Infirm 1 LAD niAS CHECK- ORGING HABIT, POLICE CHARGE teen, wax brought Into Police Headquar- | ¢ round, although the police doubt that] | Flock would associate with such coarse |, | workers, en . | As mila and innocent an east side boy jas you could find in’ a day's watk’ bo- tween Houston street and East, Broad: | y, jway 1s Block to look at, and yet the) ‘police say that he has been forging cheoks since he wan fifteen years old j and that he has boen arrested ten umer his brief career for forging. Bach |, time, nay the detectives, his father tras brought tis money and influence to bear) dy to equare the matter and get the boy]. ‘ovt of trouble. As a result Joseph has} | Rever Deen “sant away.” | y th ice, and ect for the law, aay the police, and] pa i@e bank has [as a result every east pertod required by Its laws and very had a spectmen of his Gderenniod soon after returned to the former dom- fs the paying: teller’s lattice. | fotle slipped under the piyiea his law even| “There ghould be a ‘central registry,’ say In Washington, supported at. the | obey tt. the checks are Bank Gets Tired of It. At Detective Headquarters to-day it was sald that the boy had passed two idozen checks with varying pCa linto the State Bank of New York at \G@rana and Norfolk streets alone. This | stitution got tired of being the target \tor hla frenzied fsancial shots |sont for the young man after the latest boyiph indiscretion had been squared. ‘The bank people told him that thelr books were becoming involved through his work and that they would not allow another case to be squared, but { ld prosecute him to the limit. “Srearing thi, he gave them hia hearty | assurancee=Imat He would confine ty Attentions to other banks, according to the police story, and kept his word. His noheme, according to the detectives, wae | this: . Joseph would learn from the errand boy of the Dutcher, the candy sto mane the grocer qwhat hank the bo used and what amount he had there. | He would then go to the owner of the oro and tell him Mr. Blank on the (corner: would like to borrow a blank | check, ax hie book had suddenly rum lout. After getting the check he would | fil %t out for any amount up to £5 and \gend the victlin's own boy, very often, | \to cash the check, giving the ignorant j ¢, accomplice a dollar for his share. fo ‘The iateat slip which formed the baaia | for the arrest was acbad check passed E In ¥ B o A. A. HOUSMAN’S WILL FILED FOR PROBATE: |" a cc. For a family pl In Cypress Hills Cometery $10 Ix { 9 public Institutions “the ests are made: Mt. ‘for a Housman pew Henevolent Ory Now York. 5.000; Me Chronie Invalld {hi + Ho! io, Gar y Ml aocording vhouse ought York man. | Aivastrous and erest experiences uf YOArs Nie Kreatest produc. | wero “Cyrano de Bergerac, | A caused more comment than pe ny theatr production evs in this c In an Ibsen Play. | fe she she ete ade abe afr abe te oft abe of 3 Official Voting Coupon. ‘ Coupya Eatities the tolder Yo Cast One Vote for the Most \Popular Manin Greater New York Who, om Bent. 16, 1907, at the MARDI GRAS FESTIVAL AT CONEY ISLAND With the Lady of His Choice, Will Bo Crowned » KING AND QUEEN of the CARNIVAL. OF ORIGINAL: STATES f Week of Sept, 10. e WILLIAM B, LAKE, PR. Tis IDENT C. 1M. G, Fe ahs ahs hs of ahs of re 1 vote for. Of Contest Closes Sept. 10,1907, et had te BY ESIAG WOULD MAMI Gitis EDITOR, P.O. + = x + he hatided in at The World’ Adorh ste: Uptown, 1103 Broadway: a Washington sf. and Pulitzer Building, She hs sh fs ahs ops ’ * last production, from the pen of | is th crowning ‘achievement , It was a remark- nd WAS greeted with praise about equally «reod (hat Mr. Mans- feld pene ciel a BEKt in which he ‘am requir run ‘th finished actor's sicilL Pe eR ie scored | Atte Vy sccesaful season on 0! Or Mansfield came to New? Stories of rows with hin leadin ate n eneto iy members of his c me pany and with the manegers of theatres | Rivceded tm. Mia trianda noted | Jamay ‘that he was plainly ahows rain of his work. yan | A perfo! oe of “Peer G Gd ow Amaterdam ont Maat he Dunn.’ Mr, Mansfeld's. joadinie abruptly loft the company. Sie he star was brutal in his nd had used “ ne ir al t during the » on that:her Rent wan Impaired. Members of the com. pany who had been with Mr. Manaflald for neveral moayona anid thay had nes bh * known him be #o. Uareason- Following this a neident Mr. 3M - fell clomed his. seaaon, and. the’ pearor |for the complainta made durine the tour shee Ee The en had nor ‘bes rr me The malady that} eyventumdly used iis death had already | eritiaa Criticised His Audiences | Mr. Monsfeld had a bigh idea of him. welf und hie art. He acted for yaars Hila Own Manager because he was uy- aule to agree with managers, He en- ziged bis own companies, euperinten: untry, and “Peer, { ourne of hia travels sbout the United Staten Mr, Manatield on several occasions stepped before the curtain and clnmis of critics, audiences and the in general to the newspapers, uuntey About once & year he threatened to . Shmdttbe: Ww ; leave tie United States and confine hia | STARR, DY fohee lesen At Netmelm« efforts to Wnsland and France. but he Pet man, who ia constantly with | never kept his word and the American Pervics MAO. Neo a Sethe tinftermed | eee ee eee ence rin ae: | guard, Aa it Attracted fo inuch ‘atten- | 4 with amuned tolerance. belng con- FUNG, Sar, He sald that he ia. a| tent | tu dery enjoyment from his evocrat At heart and diniikea, e@pec: | tic! country the co Mr. Mansfield was a man of many | ally in ® demoora | talents, Ho was a painter, a musician | vention of uniformed attendants trot } and” poet aa we gin an actor, Ho Hng abouts ty ~ | epoke giish, 'rench. German, Span- { jah, Polish and Rurstan, He gath- ELSIE JANIS IMPROVING. | ered a magnificent Mbrary. He was a } original, forceful, imperious man Larrea nT. loved by hia felends and widely misun- | SITELTER ISLAND. LT, Aug, %— | derstood fi slelayy in attend Mins Tvat detore sailing for Eneland last |e ruysicians in attendance upon mer | spring Mr. Mansfeld wrote the followsjjying v dil in a room ut_ the ipa ietesi Loreal ceiese Manhanset House here report tmprove- Realized His Mistake. ment in her condition, and her recovery yw expected. “Tiichard Mansfeld has worked hard| tins Jentea, tr, America for a great many 9 ‘6. inurees are Naturally pe feela much affection and ratitude for the American audiences tiat have recelved him with so much cordiaiity, but Mr. Mansfield is an Eng- Mshman, ard was an Encliso public sonoolboy, If he ‘returns (0 the atage It will be under altered conditions. e will not concern himself with the buai- | ness alde of hia profession or with the | his attitude will be that of Me will play aia| ept a certain aum for each I recover to remain ngiand. If place will be the stage indefinitely. I return to and in an entirely different spirtt Ut oC mauy yours ago, when youthfol bravado 1 defied the ead- nglixi critics and made them my 1 realige that. made a serious It cost me the loss of a for- isfy me now an my shealth my from wit ing enemies pa Young Block Arrested, Said to) British Lawyer Says Our Have Been an Offender Present System’ “Makes for. Years. , Trouble in England. Joneph. Block, who gave his name PORTLAND, ‘Ore., ‘Aug. M—At as Binok and nis age ag nineteen years, | session of the International Law Con- although he doesn't look more than six-| gress here to-day tha members list- twenty-nve Dogisi, law, will most certainly be deemed 5 of fetle of the plain Repeated escapes have given him POlthe action was wrought and he or pe ; pexpenme—of-at hever for more than $%, ax that would decrees rende Ipring an additions! charge of grand [States should’ be and each (. forgery. ing that Jarceny to that of forgery. e fina) and PRINCE WILHELM Bwedist: members of the chib have ar- ranged a mpecial send off for him if he | will only be their guest. sion the Prince will have eee the bent athletes in Now York [thelr finag topped at ' the chauffeur can donothing bur ober | capable of sixty hurl himaeif mto the vortex keen for rac him and that a lahout whoas Myer the ree. z *—=]and later and laboratories at denio Park, > building (of the pprpnertien of his '"35 far the Prince Nas inade no own stage inent on America or Americans Crandtather's minister. Mr ceantz, advising him against interview, or interviewers. Cording to one of the attaches, that he} WANTS NATIONAL BUREAU FOR ALL _ DORE CASES hed 49 Arthur Barrett, of Londen, on f the most } ently come ntable cases have re- nder my notice tn actual Factlce—onn cepeciaily painful, where, years ago .a decree which was undoubtedly One of the parties mar had children who, recording ‘aa | procul old. nd th Niewitimate. “I cannot too strongly emphasize the that while the Engilsh courts wil! course recognize American divorces tf Procured and without fraué, they deciine to hold valid sucti divorces here there has been no bona fide dom- ff in the State where he mply resided ja such State for the o tatex where divorce} the United BALKS AT FACING | BULLS AND BEARS. (Continued from First Page.) On this occa- a chanes to | in iny-outs for the Jamestown Xpositho Kanes. The young Prince Itkes to ride fast An automobtie, aand policemen have | him several times during | He has a Swedish chauffeur, and} tay. hen the Prince tells him to hit it up. | A Great Auto Speeder. EVENING WORLD RACING CHART 18TH DAY AT EMPIRE CITY. AUG, 30, ~ CLEAR. TRACK FAST, BURST IA 4a halt furlongs. ‘ 1 easily; pl A) cdot Start good. five a W arly ~ Sockays. Rohiestager albert Dixgins usKrave Carroll Wo ott. Vohanka Ko Marty se Howlerer Open Hixh Clos 0 4 TW 45 Ta Tt <6 iree-yearolde, $).000 added: one mile. OC 3.08.) Ktart good ND HACK—Belliog 1404 Post oF [104% Wie Vin Jockeya +S Hawkaina 107 1S Leibert ooh Wenutone ie Musgrove i nesinmer : nka 13 pberts chy Sma awiits H Greiner 8 EXACT PROPORTIONS, TRUE * Carroll oe SCAM PERFECT BUTTON- HOLES, EXCELLENCE JN EVERY OETAIL, UNMEXCELLED FOR FIT AND WEAR. y; ulton Beratched Jim Nutwood. four year ol upward. ni inflg and one yards i Time—J.90, Off—3.8i,. tart good. Won ridden WHITE AND EX LUSIVE CE ie se a 2 ae FANCY FABRICS, ~ QU Min Jorkeye Open. High Ci. > Sister awrvecy , Mert teia8 \CLUETT, PEAGODY 4 CO. Di Y wn Handicap, 200 feet lees), #i-—4.03. Mart good. Won handily: #106 Four three-year-a Owner Place driving. ik. Jockeys, Opwri.Fiigh.Gloa_ Pi. a ae Plain Trading bh ee vs. Science — There is a sharp distinction. Three months in an op: Permits a man to “fit glasses. It takes years college to qualify a man to practise medicine, and many more years of experience as a Specialist in eye treatment to enable him to prac- tise in the Ehrlich stores—hence the reason_fer_Ehrtich-sureriority, A.W. BREWSTER, M. D. 11 years Rivokivn Eve and Bir Hospital EDW. JOHNSON, M. D. Many years In private’ practice. MARCUM KENYON, M. ® years Manhattan Hye_and Bar Homplea, M. LINDEROTH, M. D. klyn Eye and Ker Hospital Charge. eded. 1.000 ad Ott—434, 1 school ree year olds and upward St bad Won easily; place Examinations Without Aléaye at Moderate Prices, i Ehilicth&dond. NIGHT PHONE RATE (CAUGHT PODLRCOM ESTABLISHED Nearly s0-Years. 223 Sith Ave., Below 15th St. 350 Sixth Ave., Below 22d St, 1274 Broadway, Be ow 334 St. 217 B'way, Aster House Block, 101 Nassau St, Near Aan St. \ KEEP THIS’ON FILE, PUT UPB STINE. MEN AT THE WIE Company Takes Advantage of Yonkers Police Say They Had Telegraph Tie-Up and | Green Insulation to Increased Business. Fool the Sleuths. The hear- Because of the collapse tele: | YONKPRS, N. Y., Aug. ». of the The youne descendant of the xreat ernadotte has been cruising alout the ty in a W-horse oar of foreian make miles an hour under ull throttle and three speeds forward. | { courne the Prince does not wish to| of Broad lithe operaters the Jong distance busi-/ 76 7” as eas of the New ‘York Telephone Com- | %% t%* Empire Clty race. track yeater- iy has Increased to an extent which d&y wna adjourned to-day by City Judge warrants that corporation tn apa Boul Ga ERERE Wort endie cornice ne ced myht rates, Beginni:: : thie fatuond eae distance telephone /And the men were released under $500 will be charged for at ai each to appear at that time, They the published day rates. gave thelr names as John Corbett, Uil- gre@h business due to the strike of | ing jn the case of the #ix men arrested Bricker, Albert Hopper, G: Ph Tees {WAY truific at express-train speed. iy. oes aero eae teretae [it plousea him to consider the bossl- Quarters wore out Iast night looking {Dilites of his inachne. for Block and brought him in early to-| The three cars he has at home are all day. He was later taken to Yorkville | capable of seventy miles an hour, and | [{Dourt, where the detectives poked that | he drives them himself with all the | long enough for them to gather togerhe: | XI" und enthustuam of a Wille K. | about a half dozen other victims, Vanderbilt, jr. or «# Foxhball Keene | Therefore, to-day “he begged that a cac/ ME speed be provided for chauffeur be engaged | “A Peep at the Hippodrome. ris es Prince Wilt ra 4 , tram: by abolisning the Hight rates —= = = Wife Gets $200,000 and Insurance sbrlace’ y Abate enor peat night's the ireourre the earnings of the mo-| where they passed through the grass —Several Bequests to 1 pmensely and rested wallinto| OU? will be increased” with them as not to attract attention. In some | a the morning to-day In preparation for| fates but the oMclal of the COMPANY \Diaces the wires are sald to have been | P| arity. anot ful) i enuous C to discuss |that vhase of the | y vs Charity. another full and strenuous day. Break- | refused eet rei lanitales | Wille | Yacht and fasting at 11, lie {mmediately set out in| matter. é ia olin ftocdinto’ ee ents The will of A. A. Houseman. & Newlthe new high-powered car for the Hip-| prone monopoly could, Hel ators te Launch York broker, who died recently at hin} podrome. A special rehearsul had been| Carry Mmeimaken At reducn’ wiles AE Dire ahie Supplies * country home at Roslyn, L. 1, was| prepared in hile honor, ae, oti hes replied: q 0 Poles and Y, am ewe 6 scenes. whers do re ioe eit Pins. filed to-day In the Guflolk County 8ur- | petal tho spot Ment. the Freieuraing | “The teleeraph companiog make ight O14 ft x12 m1 0.02 vachts ae rogate's Cour SSorue standing on thelr tip-toas to mei | rates for mesages <0 be delivered fhe) Phx re gacd Flags for er, Clarence J. Houaman, | 4 good peep at the tali young Prince | following days ME ree full ates, ae) th M_Clubs. York Stock |Hl@ was vastly interested In the huge | tivery at ntent they chalee fo at ents made to order |B OQ AG Sate eee Seas | Htexe tank and its working. aa he was) All telepho : Any Size or Styte.|) ment In the other mechanical devices used | delivery ™ 19 fe som | shall be deposited with the Farmers’ |for shifting the ponderous scenery. ——_—_— CAMP GOODS. | $24.75 Leaving the Hippodrome Prince Wil- | | Loan and Trust. Compens.the loterent | -: x ie 3 orney et to on wetuctier xt = from which {# to be paid during her lacenaes t and Fifth avenue neat Mfetime to Jennle Skitien, bis house. | iis photograph Was taken Ja several | keeper, The testator leaves to his! Poe#. He brourht no photographs over | widow 500,000, besides $10,000 life insu with him and he has been fairly | Seer enraiture, ,000 life inet bealeged with requests for pictures by | is American hosts and hostenses, Luncheon at Martin's. | phia brought tn up to lun and in notables 4} to Dare where an elabor eon waa set TOY tnem. The weters) oon Will be devoted to more sigat-| neing. & visit to the Mtock Mxcnange, to the Edwon ele es | Put {t i oxpected, «ac roundly criticised his audiences, When himself : | 3 im hen | Sill unbosern himself nome time to-day | he conducted the Garrick Theatre he mt sa rads as he has expressed! made @ rule that late comers ‘could not Oh. “Wiwh of publicly dociaring hin) lake thelf seats while the curtain wax f'°i¢e for the courtesies and attentions | 1p. He was given to writing biting Tat pean wn him, | The police xvard that has deen pro jyMed for the Prince has been with- natantly at her hedatde. i | mother and two site | i | If “two are company” why not be sociable? White Rose Ceylon Tea Two Cups to One Traspownlul. ‘An oMicial of the company explained | bur to-day that the re@uced ‘night rates | Globe, James Stev and Frank ¥ \were established at a time wien the) The men were caught in a rald by & wires we tically {dle tn the Jate [the Yonkera police on a house near | 2 Afternoon and evening. Recently the the ‘race tr from which, it 1 al-4 public has been taking advantage of jexed. they have been sending news by | Ss the rates and using the Jong distance | wire fof, the results of the races to | ney telephone after ¢ o'clock at night, with | Pool-roome throush the country Ss the result that the’ wires during the! According to the police the men. used : iia eure are overore es tsb pe teleacas nf the track | i jniden Lane, N.Y, Rinoying delays 0° The 4c- and had telegraph wires running alonk | z 60" Futtom St, Mreokiyn, is to distribute cording to the company the «round which had green. insulation oe “JAKE SCHWIND J DIES OF OANCER.. ene oe Sunday, September I, 1907 5 A r of ee enn te, meas || Pennsylvania ham, Manor, dled there to-day of RAILROAD ni) 7 He Was kpown att over West: | county—se- Jake! Sohwind teanay peaes eect: the ‘New York Athletic Club in New | ed_in the same capacity yuntr yy aUarEre wT, Pre On leaving the club's em- | SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves Went 234 Street. -6.45-A-M- Deshtossesand ¢ 145 Cortlandt Streety fore” _____ RETURNING Leaves Atlantic City,...........7.00 P.M. NEW ENGLAND’S Best and, on. Stmilar Exeu' sion September 15. Manufactured by : he started in busltess for ben Pt 15. € Distributed sey sthres years, old R.G.SULLIVAN, THE A.H, i He was Mfty-thres years, AN, THR FTCL HCAS CO . i J [PENNY A_POUND PRO >Y CHOCOLATE COVERED SMYRNA FIGS The figs are the ‘6 crown layer” grade, and — “ the finest that pass Uncle Sam's Custom House. Te The chocolate is unbeatable for purity, flavor and | Pease) HELP WANTED—MALE. TEAMAT ER ah capMalerae driving MOO Nonk-teace Number trucks. wages weekly, steady emplbyment to good, er men. Apvty Buckie: Woodhull @ Burns. ert on and Prospect. ava, LS ¢ richness. The combination is. perfect and well worth 40c a pound. 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