The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1907, Page 12

Paris, Where Hospitals and. Horses Ring Bells, Is New York Not the Noisiest City in The World, Mrs. Isaac L. Rice Admits = Roberison Denies Report of SEEKS OWORCE Wife of Dr. Joseph Archibold Far Worse. HER CRUSADE TO GO ON Meantime Be Thankful. Con- ITHE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, LOST $16,000 AT RACES; HELD FOR INVESTIGATION == = Pal's Confessio» Gets Young | —Brooklyn Man Into Trouble. fe es —Dogs ‘Are Quit of Hear -Magnanimity. @uing her husband, Dr. Robertson, of W072 Wea Soventy-tourth—street; fort ‘@tvorce in “Bath County, —Ve., dented: with vehemence and some display of passion to-day that «he is living on terms of amity with the handsome <——strgeon In the tig gray atone ‘mansion 1. ‘ By. Alice Rohe. | 66 HERE are European’ cities “cities far) -neister than New York, ang Y theet ‘are nolece abroad eae } never would be tolerated in Manhat! for ona moment. Now York tias no } son to learn from Europe on t! tion ot suppressing noise.” Jet ‘The tribute to Manhattan, the citi of) thouseya Holes, by the arch—enemy +} 6¢ noise, Mrs, Txnac L. Kice, comes like > an optimistic ‘note of harmony ‘n the | general discord of city turmoll whic! Mrs, Rice and the Society for the Sup: pression of Unnecessary Noise ts figat- hat joveriooks Central Park. <a: An Bening —World reporter—wax-re- | telved'by Mrs. Robertson in the draw- youn ith {a@gnation, ‘brilliant Javender, her great mass of @hestnut— hair crowned by a huge woanopy hat of the same hue, from | Qebich fluttered sweeping ostrich Owns the House, She Says. © “The statement is outregeous,” she “Dr. Robertson does not live ere and It is not his house. It is m Rouse, and it is only through my mag: —Baximity. that bets allowed _to_oome. Oi go to NM laboratory and eanltartin 4 —would not ‘permit " him'to come here at all were ft not for the fact that he has a patient upatairs | ‘who 18 dangerously fll. He must tend} peeary and it would be inhuman me to turn the patient out. “Mr, Robertseon is a surgoon. “I fell} ( love with him seven years ago when Mi cmme to New York ‘to undergo an} “operation. I have done everything in| my (power to help him along, fitting him Mp splendid laboratory on the top floor_and giving P mureical instruments and appliances, I have pate wonderfully generous with the doct Mivartived in New York trom Hot @orings, Va., only a few days ago to put my little girl tn sthool. I brousht { re 4 —Gowned in| _worth of |: ing. ave returned home very-optimts- | tie," _saft Mrs, Rite, who arrived with | Trex: for daughters and two eons on the- Lositania. “First of all I heard “good / | July to investigate the European meth. ods of suppressing nolse and alsto to) study the hospitals abroad, admitted that she returned home more pleascd with Manhattan than-ehe had tliought posstble-three-months so —_____ Terrors of Paris Hospitals. “There 1s one thing I wish to: maxe very plain,’* she tati to-day.in her pea! tiful home, the Villa Julia, atRiverside | Drive and Ejghty-ninth street, ‘and that Is ,T woulg hate to be {Il in a Pa ‘Tien you conelder New York's ho: pitals superior in every way?” 1 “The only way I can express it.” 1d } Mra, Rice, “tw that the Now-York —hos- pitals are like Paradise compared to the ls LE ones I saw abroad. “In -your campaign against unneces- sary nolse in New York, Mra Rice, you thafe especially undertaken to protect the patients of hospitals, Did you find Paris hospitals quieter?* “Paris hospitals are not beset by the order of nolses which annoy pa- tel York, but there is one ter- ror to the invalld which impressed me as inexcusable. Every—hospital has a large bell and every aarter noty thi bell strikes time. I talked with patients sho told of absolute au fer (oe trom the “PANEL” BOOTY QUICKLY TRACED ‘sounding of the big pels: a TNDSLAITAS “way” SD PRBS HO Wher heentere thre toowe the ts: ‘@utler eecdrts him to the elevator, whioh ene-and goes directly up -to- ery. He sieopm in the Aberdeen Hotel. {7 was gretuttously malicious to re- | thet Iam lying with my husband | ating im for suppor It Iudge | Apdereon,! befcre whoin the case will: tbe tried on Noy. 2, hoard of this he ‘On... whatgrounds..am.I.suing..the. Goctor?=Not on’ grotinda that are statu. | | lari tal p ina the papers sealed.’ I have always Cofstantinople's Noley Dogs, falewt ety you vist pa PAs Tice wes asked. “Constantinople."' she replied, wittiout hesitation, "Of course I am speaking necessary noises and the sounds ot Eimake sleep impossible. ‘The worst nolses in Constantinople come from-tho: thousands of dogs, who really Act us ‘peavengers. These dogs lic feat: all and. prow] and how! and bar! out of the questton.65 roudd wi _ Conight_ tay] Seng, _T nuaull sleep is | Mark Ho: si "> | Porty-weve: Cee two h after. & ‘itparia te an example 8 fotbe which -Trakes me view New Cad bgt Fs future with optimism. Paris has nolres; War, had. which would never be tolerated-in York. Worst of al attached to n_generous, to him. When we were in New York to help him-ulld—up a fashionable cliente! Caniot help K el very haughty. Just) Beiscon as he xtts his patient out of the house, let mo ‘tell you, his name Spr liven, —in and 1 1 ike_Anderaon do | not henr’of ‘thin false report. Why, It <—___wonld rhims—yen, it would ralse awful? Ceructions. My husand wax served with papers Inst, oa and bets. generous : int th thwart ™me have a de- Spr givoree exile, gree granted ine on Noy “| Not to. Marry Again. “atie Yejorter Velititad ts aoe # Robertson intendet to mar> -Metaphorically speaking th a <= Young woman rose In oe: SUMS TTY ARE RHO ae =~ wet @hould say not. I have tind all the ex- cooperence wlth marriage thet I caret se Soa tat 2: Wt is ve ble that ha wil aS again. fconsent to my having the c of our Iittle «irl. He thas be gains Ufa toay | Tenhauer’s bitter Bells sre of from tho, fashioned COW ry season | Dunney rec: hime of bells to the DIE | Jnew: wal vente S aria One_or two of which I measured one day and found to be. eight inchos long.| the front Bot_aumer tie cracking of] 5 epid-eapt en you spradanelaton with: chop-i to return to, th rin hi ID Ay ote whoo has heen to Pats. will | sympathize with and understands Di | door, found t cking-of whips ay a/a stupor or TOL, pe: in Parts the drivers: ctack thelr whips merely to paas the ime. “The nolsiest city, next to Constantt. nople, x Dinan, where the bell dnd t teomen — | noticed he sa jhave a dlamo ares, In Oxford also 1 fou hove_ndvertising thelr papers by ringing a bi i Fo returned wath | ori 26iman and is you did two ye }first_began your cr noises?” Yew-York haa tmp: 30 alni ot our mocleny that jeouraged for the future, Ave—a busy _¥ Srathe time we: Yi Troven that the sense of hearing must not ne absolutely, rulned In| the march one visio thie mom Lh erty thind etree room W+—‘Punney hurried (0 | Horrigan arrested the woma lind Vietim First; Phen-Rush to Harlem on Clue of Card. Ba! he pl unney and Horrigan nepene the room: . that te ond. ring nice, of No, [BOWING CLUB WANTS BINGHAM LD FO A) 1 snarkey. * Police Must Stop Rushing In.—= West Bide He wanted Magts- _-Ftiche‘asomemhat tte Commission |. of the. Woet Stxty- tion to. destroy the letic Club, at Sixty-sixth Broadway, where members fads of asembiiag on rt=> ngs and watching other mem- amos ne there and spenulted| of the club, ‘They pustied| Tmade a Tot of troubie, the law w not being went away again, ‘This ng i getting chronic -and—we would \iot Dy ld procures dy ‘for that em: rexijent Tim Buck- ots may the In- n Were charged destroy aimee} returnable -on- that. Commiksloner ® summoned aa Wit- rding his orders to jis two subordinates. Sum on ‘the race tracks af ‘New York | and Baratoga: Robes L.' Krager, x dap- {lect Charged _iwith collecting $15,000—from. Fallroad and steamship officials to bulld home for sold and decrepit tra ffio per young fellow; living at No, 75 Join jatreet, Brooklyn, was arraignid before Magistrate Tighe in the Adame Btreet | sent Police Court to-day’ and- held /to’ ‘ewelt | an investigation of his record... Kreger’s: arrest followed @ confession. ze 23rd Street LINING DEPTS, 1m Both Stores. JAMES McGREERY & CO. On Monday, October the r4th. 5,000 yards Lining Silks, Taffetas 34th Street b =pestarday 1 ¥ Hikes 0 fella ie pen awne ie Atti Jn i = Tes pa he money, awotoh Totten sccused him of “He Us ia his pocket. tit of Lom which th: may ln ohe names, ¢ Dotioe Loom (item oe future SENATOR MONEY'S WIFE DEAD. CARROLLTON, Miss, Oot. before the Graid Jury_recently' of Jos-|. 12.—Mre. | Hernando de Goto Monay__wite st fen | BLANKET DEP'TS, finish, Lining, 175 pieces, 36 inches wide. - 19 inches wide. ‘The most desir able colors, black va white. 35c per yard perior quality, Percaline goc and 2ge per yard _ In Both Stores. On Monday; October the: ete ‘Sale of Comfortables and Blankets. . 250 down filled Comfortables. . Covered with best quality mercerized sateen, floral designs on ‘white ground, $4.65, each A. A. Attorney Says} oph ‘Totten, a Long Intend ~Rattroad | wtor—Money, JAMES MeGREERY &60. 3rd Street SILK DIRE TS....In Both Stores, _ McCreery” ‘Sik “Exhibition and Sale of Autumn=and ~ Winter Novelties in Silks and Velvets. | Designs and colors identical to those now. being used \ Gendarme, Atlantic, Taupe, Alicante, Maisalice and the Ecclesi- n Paris, Vienna and London. The new shades exhibited are Mesange oséwood, “Apricot, astical colors known as Cloisture, Ame- Ahyst, Monsei Eminence. the different qualities of Taffetas, Satin, eur, Eveque, Petunia and ‘bese shades are on sale in all Crepe de Chine, Velvet and Chiffon. __Noyelty Silks. _ Gold and Silver Brocade in Pompadour On Monday, October the 14th. Heavy quality Satin Crepe Meteor. White, silver gray and black. 1.25 per yd. 5,000 yards Imported Satin Messatine ~Majesty:-Colors:—light-blue,-pink,_mais, tilae, “Nile greeny champagne, white;-cream-- and black. DRESS GOODS. 75¢ per yard In Both Stores. Broadcloth. A complete assortment of _ the’ Jatest street and evening shades. ‘Suitings, Fancy Worsted, stripe ~4;§0-t0-3-50-per-yard,— heck afd plaid Cloth, London Novelty-Cheviot, Scotch ‘Mixtures, _silk and wool Novelties. _ Voile and_Broche Eol 1100 to 6,00 per yard. Astrachan, Broadtail,- Caracul. silk 1:25 to 3.85: Per pace. 7 Sheer Fabrica:= -Marguisette,. ipe ennes, shadow stripe or check! a _Tar- ___tan-cheek-and plaid Voile, cord Plush, Corduroy and_ novelty Vel- veteens,, Black and-colors. “HOUSEHOLD LAINENS.—ra-notk Stor 1.00 to 15.00 never ‘On Monday, October the 14th. — --Gale of-impotted=Black- Broadcloth, - 50 inches: wide, — , Second Floor, On Nioacay “and ‘Tuesday, _October the. 14th and rsth. 34 th Street ortment.of Mousseline de Soie, Chiffon Cloth, Marquisette, Crepe de Chine, ' Satin Ondoyant, Majestic, Messaline, Ve- lour Chiffon. _1.25 to 10.00 per yard, _ ——t or-blue borders.— Full-size, 300 pairs fie white Blankets : Hines 7 °and colors. Up stery Fabr furniture or wall-coverings, draperies and Hangings in designs to be discontinued. Fine Brocade and Damask. Renaissance Silk Velour. 4.75 ake: 6.00 ‘pair unusual yalues ‘ERY DEP’TS. In Both Stores. | iS ale of ‘Upholstery Goods, Lace Curtains Ss, =2.75,-4-50-and-§.75-p former prices 4.50, 7.50 and 8.75 Satin and Moire Damask...........+--- 1.85, 2.75 and 3.50 per yard former prices 3.00, 4.25 and 5.50 Fancy French Armure,..-+ sss eeeewees 1.50, 1.95 and 2.25 per yard former prices 2.25, 3.00 and 3.50 Various designs 1.7§ per yatd forarer price 3.00 Lace Curtains. » About 700 pairs, Renaissance Lace Cur tains. —_White-or—Arab- color_and an exter sive variety of novelty designs, 2.00, 3.75 and 6.00 y per pair - Beseacporraren case a pccslens )e | Lace Bed™ Set qn all sizes; “Renaissance;—white -or-Arab-eoler; ‘or ruffed valance, complete with bolster 3.00, 4.00 ands. 50 per: set values 4.00, 5.75 and 7.50 Sketches, Samples and Estimates sub- cover. mitted, usual prices 3.00, 5.00 and 7.50 Plain— ‘Gale of—Oriental and Domiestia ‘Rugs . and Carpets. = —— the Persian weaves). : Rag s quality) i “Kerman and~Sarouk “Rugs” (fines Suan and:Karabagh Ru Rugs. sees a Fine Mosnl, Kurdistan —and- Kazak. -1§.00- 21.00 Yalue 35.00 10,00 and 12,00 “Rare entidus oohiz3) Afghan Carpets, 79,00 to 110,00 Domestic Wilton Rugs (Oriental Size 9x12 4 fers 2 ene “27-50; 35,00 and 30. 50 Best “Tapestry. Brussels. ..Size-9x12-ft= ~ 11,00 and x5,00 Imported Linoleum in imitation of In- laid Tile and Hardwood flooring, “Dr. Robertson ty one of fv >— ~ Sale of ‘Household linens at reduced Pipe cbaeeraaten seete ag FIRE CAPTAIN NOW ON : GOV. HUGHES STARTS HOME ; SAVE _________1,15_per yard Mt i rices, Sitminghem: Alabama’ an jan bece| DUTY -IN MAYOR'S: OFFICE. FROM JAMESTOWN. FAIR. P Usual price 1.50 stated, but Colonet A. ‘t. Jones, ‘a nel a (Gpectat to (arhatvoainelwarlan Damask Table Cloths. 2x2 yards, Printed Linoleum..........50¢ per yard Rabertaon laheciied an ontate at a [pee hone ioheths AesiS RANG SEA alc 1. ae and 4.65 es , 300 pieces plain Durrie Carpet, All anhalt p million “pan her fat! First Time ont ’ersona € At Sct ‘or death, “Siie will eave her Beaya ang aie er eno Mandal the other Now Yori __2x2 4 vards the new shades. Qne yard wide. manvion early next week and Sta tity Executive, notailen bays jurneyed to the James- i 2x3 yards ae My “ee 75 75¢ e Zia Poear To nen cane eplenesc mhelinre Deparment nie (ootine town Exposition for the Empire’ State : per yard : {to her husband shortly after their |first time, represented in the Mayors | Sanka J SSlObra tr ier Rta Week A departed .- Larger sizes at proportionate prices. Crex, China and Japanese Mattings: cae marriage js offered for sale. lbody guantyatationed at the Clry Hall, | and In which three policernen raranannt lca thowmptencivdtocday cat ten a stay of Di Napki he 26 d d +) i pee ag ANTE Horetofagh to policemen was delogat. | 820 Kita. th and Hummel qrere | {3r0e Gaya and half, mont delightfully inner apkeins foun atcha. OS, BNi7.2 5 Cozi and Rugs. “GERMAN-SOCIALIST ed the dify of guarding the aporoach- o anged, A ret Hie elas ov orel MtAtaUTA Cee ¢ ; 4 is es to tie cy Executinty private nel Wag ang Hye Nore BLeteainrentry7 sod ; Linen Sheets, Heavy Linen hem- : GUILTY OF HIGH TREASON. “ LENPatc, Germany, “Oct. 2.—Dr Karl Tiobirnecht, son of me Inte famous So- clatist leader tn the Relchsthg, whose | trial began three days 2g0 0} * chergo of high treason in the publication of a {pamphlet ‘addressqd to tbe youth of | Germany, In_which he advocated a gen- q@ral milttary strike in the event of an ‘mmpopular war, was to~iny sentenced to eighteen months’ detention in a fort- the Mayor ad ng @ watch and Idebkneght was ably defended | personal etaft Jdopineght was SPiy Getended br |with Kendel on all vieltors, eran ent had ondly writtew against anu | Bouatitutional employment of the army | GLEVELAND'S HEALTH BETTER. PRINCETON, N. J.,. Oct. 12—Ex- never a lvocated dnobedience mor rlolence, to which the Socialists fundamen’ President Cleveland returned hore last chambers and no iittle eurprise was 0c jcasioned to-day when a smar: loo! |ohap, “wearing the uniform of a Cnap- Htain in the Fire Department, reported |tor duty at’ the City Hall. He was} p lmesigned to the place pater va { jthe Geom an of to | Whitestone. sue oy, ‘The newcomer, ne Cap takes t tege of Commissioner ner jo will henceforth lee lols Lantry. his | C. ng | te Corthser “T belleye with fatter Tipton mould nok be jon not s civata attairs ve yale inv aayibermiunth tun or tierce fo | mature, As for the Bible in the schools, I object + eb sideren.'?. to ten y heen out now wbout x to the police, « fs a physictan. 0 yenrs, A a IBLE NOT FIT FOR CHILDREN IN SCHOOLS. | CHICAGO, Tellstous schools was put up to President Otto Oct. 12—The problem of struction in the pubilo Schneldwr, of the Chicago Board of Paucation, yesterday. President Schnel- der met the {s9ue sq —so squarely, sp of astonish: on who had ean Jacues Rous- pnelder, “that re- tuuight to any ono said. Mr, udic. Jest to it, It fa not At for mat aoe n escort to the Gover- under escort of the w York bulldting + where the ferry harles, Va, was arney back to New begun. At C train uwalted and the New tapopas all off wham will aeeloene re vanis station at New York to-night, JOHN D. GIVES $600,000, CHICAGO, Oct. 12—John D. Rocka- feller yesterday gaye to the Untyeraity a spec! -9 of Chicago %00,000 for = memorial \brary to be dedionted to William Rainey Harper, ita frst president, 7) jant gift makes $28,000,000. Mr. Rocker feller has | wiyen to the tbalverslty: 3 Work the Harper Libracy will be- stitched Sheets, Single bed size 5:75 pair Double bed size “ 7-75 Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases 1, ri fh Bed Spreads. A~iarge assortment of Irish hand embroidered Linen Bed Spreads and Bolster Rolls. Single. or double bed size. At moderate prices, PS 23rd Street ane JANES McGREERY.& 60. 34th Street 23rd Street : we JAMES McGREERY &CQ) 34th Street