The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1907, Page 3

SNOW MADE FN PICTURE ANTIL BAIN SPOILED IT = rele Rhapsody of a Brilliant ing World Reporter.Cut Off Short by Prosaic Fact. STORM* ALONG COAST. Incoming Ships Report Heavy Weather Outside Sandy Hook. Mayhap a Blue Sunday, but anyway i@ white Saturday “V4en't that a perfoctly sassy way to tart off'a timely and aeasonable atory about the weather? ‘The milkman noticed the preliminary symptoms as he poked. along in the @ih-eray dawn through streets where the Unex of as lights made double- “peeasted rows of din, yellow Gemy Santa Claus, ringing hia bell for charity money on the cosners, thore wes a top drossing of a softer down, and under the feet of the foundering Gert horne the stuff woukl beN and pack. Objects a block away dimmed and blurred into eerie etohluzs dose with oft poncil. In the nartow canyon of Wilitam street the convoying umbrellas Ltoaned Ike tubs in a tub race, Looking {down Nasa street into Wall was ike deasing throurh the silky funnel of a | gpider’a innermost nest—which compari- sen @oes both ways from the jack. in From the Pulltzer Bullding. ‘The dome of the Pulitzer Building mate a bully place trom which to get the dest sffects Down below the Diliows of white steam and the sweep- jng Dlankets Of:.white fakes turned New !York. into one big..bed of slaking lime. Brooktyn Bridge ran half way ouit into East River and then lost iteeif, Every sky-soraper was avrapped in raw eotton lke « bandaged thumb. From dawn the bay those gannets And grebes of the harbor, the ses-going tuga, came racing up with tales of bewildered ships hunting shelter: under the Tea of Qusrantine unt Mother Goose should quk thickening her porrage so gener- \ eusly, ‘As aforesaid, « bully amwstorm—aot b tay and cue! and outting, as some of ibm are, sot soft and gummy end smuahy, Uke & mash noie, ae others of are wn BSTaspoaik, ana to bo make, faeces = ood for the kids—and juat soft en nestle under a coat collar, like down from an elder duck’s breast. ‘A lovely snowstorm, all grays and whites and whitey | whitelsh-grayieh whites, and—— ‘And Then Came the Rain. ‘At this precise junoture the ry boy roke ‘the thread of the, cnapeody’ with owing progalc’ but interei bulletin from (he Washington Weather am ‘Northeast storm warnings are_or- displayed from Baltimore to New fon. BS pAsacutierr storm us} moving up nore in ate heh northoest Winds wih sts ifoatod for, the middle Atlantio const." Se aure enough, in an hour {t was —————___ MRE. JOHN JACOB ASTOR ILL, wee Ke Jacob Astor ta kept to her fo, $0 Fitth avenue, with aro, ‘ iraweaten: b EASY WAY TO BUY PRESENTS Persons short of Mendy Momcy Can Make Purchases on Credit, (=: ome, Prevalent tn New. Tork, forced clad to canoe! all modiat ‘watoh, diamond ting or of Sepvelry: for a Chri: now py. taking: atm iberal Poredtt system. present ma: 7 ad antage or the yet the sAmerioan tch and.Dtamond Comy of No. 4]. York public and Its dealre for the beat | , j Sree iaties by paving, ony a 4 ¢ if The pretty miss of flye tripped across! Penee and the sremuind ye araall of aven the moat talked about: In the | tng atreet at Humburg and Knicker-| Fat aly or elght months mont. ‘of the coming yoar, Alen ‘This company has been established in Kew York City for 18 years, and while ane extension of wert ap comparatively new venture ple Who have seeund it nat. ue customers. thet Taleplay for ar, ‘a the Has gest ‘ever Jentbited: Ae intending pur- Tie the buttons on a polic ‘The letter-carrier saw that it was tn- evitable as he mine out at 7 click ‘And the reat of New York, arixing « Uttle fater, found it going full swing, sMoketty split, he—aliem!—bent-for-elec- Gon—the first really, truly, prime, old watted, three-star snowstorm of the|*! year. : One of these smwstorms like you see on @ Chrimtmax card, you know-beat- ing doy swirls and spiral and reroll. ‘making the (wining, Intricate figures of ao old point ince design woven upon a dun sky. In an nour the roots of the.troljey cars were like up- per layers of foed ginger cakes, On the angora whiskers of the Salvation What it Costs Tetrazzini's $2,500.a Night for | Fifteen Performances--Ten- | ors and Coloratura Sopranos | Get the Biggest Pay. Jn London They Must Sing fpz]) Half, or Less, and “on the Continent of Europe. The) Earn Still Smaller Sums. ‘petramint's engagement wy Mr, Ham- the M pera-Hoiire merstein.at i for fifteen, performs beginning 0 Jan, 35, ber remateration to be $2, {ndicates at what a cost: New York maintains {ta auy ey an the leading Operatic marke Routh America are singers wo well paid In London they are cuntent to get one-| half or jess. On the continent of Eni-| hope their salaries mre much »mailer| even than in London money -makers of the world. Only:in eerie (uorel First as rare sorig birds, the really like J de Roezke and Canis, A = lowed cloaely And in xreater numbers QC NOrajca: by tue colpratura sopranos ees, an tie develupn been in the direst expression cod realsay since Wagner, the rev the «reat ia ure Ave ne us the firs siderations best name to conjure w « Caruso® | shike. The masses who love rd ting tunes melodies sings pro ‘Why Melba Got $3,000 a Night. Mr Hanimerstein, tar tie Mie n ws a rival opeta-house to the Metropolitan waa forod get drawing nainea, no inatier what they im. Tha a2c0) Molba's $804) a nigut thas te She. too, probably was wor m0 aince she always {led house, and sometimes jude <¢ over flow. Ive, at $100) a performace, | fast year, Was to" oo ) Pr, id WHAT SOME SINGERS GET FOR EACH | PERFORMANCE: MELBA .... CARUSO .... TETRAZZINI »500 | CHALIAPINE NORDICA, 1,800 | BONG! |... MARY. GAR 1,500 | RENAUD - SEMBRICH 1,800 | ZENATELLO EAMES - 1,500 | PLANCON CALVE 1,500 | KNOTE . SCHUMAN 1,500 | VAN ROOY. 1 GAD6KI - 1000] BASS! ..... } GERALDINE FARRAR 700 | DALMORES CAVALIBRI: 700 | BAMMARCO DE CISNEROS 600 | ANCONA .... BRESSLER-GIAN 600 | DIDUR . GERVILLE-REACHE . 600 | GILIBERT . LOUISE HOMER _ 500 | BURGSTALLER } RUSS 400 | SCOTTI . : STRACCIA 1 was engaget ‘by Mr. Hammerstein for the same reason, as Nopiloa, at #10, Was engaged thia season! Now comes the announcement. of the engagsment of Tetrazzin! at $2,500 a performance, and the house already nearly sold out The Buropean accepted in Amerion Over a Millon and a Quarter Each. for her first apnyarance on Jan. 15. ; Mr.- Hammerstein's opera-house hoids Rae eee pats about 4,000 people, His reasoning, prob-| his expenses would Ren ably 1s that he woull bettor fill tt] one and a quarter million of dollare thls with © prima donna that costa him| Mason, Mr. Conrted's can scarcely be #2500 than have It half empty with one he could hire for a, quarter of the «um. Many Stars Rejected Here. It tu thls insistence of New Yorkers upon’ getting the best of everything that makes our opera-going public the most artical in the world. It rejects many stars acclaimed abroad as not up to standard, and it 1s willing to pay geucropely for those whom it admin: Mary Garden, great artist that she is, could not begin to get $1,500 a per- formance in Parts. Geraldine Farrer, the idol, of Berlin, ien't pald anything near to. $700 a night when she aings| there. Where could Cavaller! expect to earn $700 each time she alngs except CRUSHED TO DEATH WITH DOLL IN ARMS Little Minnie Rutter Killed by Car While on Her’ Way to a Party. w York? And Renaud, consummate aa and master Bese Wi: he te-not} Pretty Mttle Minnie Rite was fiat Sven in hia dearly toved Paris, which| {ull of importance when she set out Eoprocialesti nian! scould lie |i dreamilfot,|| cia Dan enamey, Nam atAra / atresia earning $1,000 a night. = Williamsburg. “iast night to attend a a niidren’s doll party. She had her doll) ratein | ° er doll) SMe, Conried and Mr. Hammerstein | hiidrans doll parts’ lie had her colt) poth understand the taste of the New] not to ory matter of Tetrasainl, the newer !mpre- sarlo would seem to have got the better of the older. Mr’) Hammemfein was tn- ofatigable in the purault of the newly iscovered Patt!, Melba and Jenny Lind tn one (nocording to the London critica And public) and finally engaged her. bocker, avenues, so excited and happy} and 90 tnteremed {n dolly'’s welfare that she did not no’ Bhatwran tad the path of a street ¢ Avhen the wreckers the child's mangled the wheels. ame they lifted c from under. The doll was atl! ‘pressed | DAILY ORAT LUbsten to what an old Latin poet had to say about | “Opportunity”: . “Opportunity has.hair in front—bdehind she « pals. “Uf you acize her dy the forel qay hold her, but, tf suffered to escape, not Jupiter himself can catch her again.” & » This 's truly a wise saying, and should’ be “Borne well in mind to-morrow when Mrough the Sunday World's Want Advertisements wthe thousands of\Positlons, purchase and inyest- “ment opportunities, etc. They will offer rare op- - , portunities not to be trifled with. OTHERS WILL BE QUICK TO -ACCEPT THEM IF YOU DON'T. THE EVENING WORK New York Pays the Highest Salaries to Its Favoride Singers ; DD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 19 Rival Impresarios to Produce Grand Opera FESTRAN Garden Wao N haces toe m nr ev mranenie sar TWO NEAR DEATH AS HOTEL BURNS. ATNBATH BEACH == FORGED CHEEKS CAUSE ARREST BANK CLERK) Maher and Policeman De Cantillon. To-Day’ repre@entative. merstein’a in his oMce tween Mme. N. stein, Very House, ‘Mr. hia propositid given Mme. ! Nathaniel Pp. $200. for” Tt remains to he seen whether New in mney Neaaneeen Michar ya York will confirm the London judgment, | -Mighan! | Tivelun, tt Mornin ist ad va poliveman carried the duad child and her doll to her home, ae IONS. CAME HOME FROM VISIT TO FIND HIS WIFE GONE. Now Joseph Varga Wants a Di- vorce After Fourteen Years of Married Life. Joneph Varea, a furrter at Avenue B. seeking a divorce, tlee Bischoff,’ in the that after fOurtean 4 Ludmilin Varza, told Jus- lock you life his wife, hatt-de- werted him for andther, “Our two children were at Liberty Sullivan County, the sad furrler, July 3 When Tudmilia Danlel Mel teenth tree for thelr health,” “1 went to visit I returned on J One," bag an of No. tinted you read Varga. paying ie her "eousins Anotpier witness fogether In told of window: noite the the pat rope Justice Bischof reserved decision. ance in who declared chin ihe. other mahine chautreur ignoring thay he stop, anid Mra: Platt w mands reat away L990. iy! i her Mik: Hammerstein—Mr. sires me to teleadse Mme. San Carlo Opera Company concer{t< in Boston. Frederick YV, Mr. with Mr, ordica and Mz, but RICH WOMAN HELD FOR AUTO SPEEDING. latt Gives His Wife Special Sessions. sho was Rot policeman’ submit cthe away, Bui who Is the sonc bint's persona Hamn- the famous finger haa ben put upon a hth shelf | Burnham's offer of| this morning wes not a sufficient ducement for the Impresario to reach up for the ‘contract. After the conference, in the opera-house at 11 o'clock, sides sparred in an endeayor to cover up the real situation as follows, Mr, Burnham—All Bond Appear- te HAMMERSTEIN WON'T) LET NORDICA G0 ‘egotiations Look- ing to Breaking of Her Con- to-day refused to let her xo under th terms propowed by | ham, NordicaSs voice has been heard more| meldom than frequent chix season at the Manhattan Opera House. contract which wns held| both xery pleasant be- Hammer-g' before the end of the season, Mine, Nordica will ba heard. in German opera at the Manhattan Opera- Bur@iain de- Nordica to the for some Tam considering Uhave not as yet! Nordica her release, | Charged with running an ay tomobile | Jayenue by Bieyele Policeman Bullman, | *5% running hee} nachire-nt-the cate of twenty-five miles REV, W. §, CRAMER RETURNS | Ap hour and raging with another ma-| ve tried to Bullman pale hither onan who Was gitting on the front seat reached over and:stopped Washbume ‘Refuses to Admit Forgeries, but Says He_ Deputy Fire Caief Maher and Poltce- 1 Ithan lots of other men have done and| Maher und the policeman were in the Ese eee uaa tont nm imheret arena asl | alan ion one of the floors felon ey were resci 9 [mtreet fellows who commit forgeries tnd | men, ie Manan ee ean Be wot away with ft all Hebt The money | son accommodates wbout 90 gueata and tract Bear No Fruit. Linadiwent tol ti osponieas betel eit We ea RALA SU ON ne eie Harlem Police Court ip $1,00 pall ter it is a Low Price. BexD CCUSED DENTIST / ra 9 Carlisia Wasiturne, of No, V8 Four- | “Following Julino’s arrest his brother Bord ’s Condensed Milk C : i | Games, ing a del of. Ave “dere, paca cart sine 1h Dex] eon aes treoen onde ie vaie| HANDY WITH REVOLVER. tte sitesi cardevngee fee | DONUGIS UONGIGE IK’ Uf AEhTHa ARTE CarlOu Onorat cy x Aaa iu ORES) cont ada tattered - aad bint tiaenientaterardenon cnt ” Bs emer, ieee (A ee a car | tn even 8 ra nati senate | “LEADERS OF QUALITY Yeeant street, waa arraiqned in York- ville Court to-day, charged by the Coun- aheoks. Washburne {s twenty-five years -|old. His manners dre suave and he| . talks x«libly, The police sre looking | ty Medical Society with practising den- lrurther into hia career, believing that|tletry without a lMcense. Peoktemann, besides doing tooth carpentry, ts handy with a revolver, and last night went to the bomie of Mrs. Clara Schmallwits, who ta the eoctety’s him, and threatened to blow her head oft i$ she sppeared against him. Mra, Sohmatiwitz oalied on Peakle- mann at bis dental officn at No, § Kast Eighth street two months ago. She wanted her teeth fed, and was told she would have to pay $H. She pald 314 as a firat instalment, tmt all the filings dropped out the first time she put he: teeth to. work. Peoklemann refused t retund the money, and she did sone de- feotive work, With the result. that mhe lodged a charge, wilt the County Med- teal ople ‘Magintrate Kernoohan held a neries of recont cheok forxeriea may be traced to him. He sald to-day that | he was a clerk in «a bank, Dut would) not ive the name of the bank. As | matter of fact he has been out of work lately although his family don't know It Formerly he worked for the Unton Trust: Company, and before that for the Seaboard Bank. Mra, HB. A. Burgess, of No, 42 Bod- ford avenue, Brooklyn, ix one of the witnesses against Washburn, He hada check for #0 purporting to have been lgned by-Mrs, Burgess, M. Thlel, No, 47 Morrix street, Manhattan, dorsed the check, which was drawn on the Nassau Trust Company, Thiel had the oheck cashed at the Etna Bank, at {n- en- Klemann for etre in bonds of $500, Greenwich and Warren ets, and handed the money to Washburne. The "| check afterward came back markrd “forgery.” . | . | Clark Brothers, bankers. in the ie School ¢ ‘Tribune Building, cashed an alleged [certified check for $3 bearing the sig- jnature,of EB. D, Butler, who has not In Fight been found ‘That check also came fi Of | nack marked “forgery and fraud’? The | certification by the Gartield Bank, upon | the check was drawn, was also! he public school 1p to be used as red to be spurious 2 weapon in the fight to prevent the ive Young iocated Washburne| & Wap Pp st night al nis home in Brooklyn Det spread of tuberculosis. has been started to establish an ade- . the law allows, Mra, Mary | t i) oO. mits Head a Plait. of Nathantel” Platt, Presi- Heeeaee TS aoe eadaunrteras quate —avetem for aa aN, of Blestric Ce vS ool ren Ae etna Nerriasnla Bale childrens Tie wae arralaned in] COUNEERE AE ot ee AmIODE Be ee ee mer areata Street Police Court and held in} Oe innovations, children suffering [yesterday aftergoon’ at One Hundred) #9) until next Tuesday | with. tuberculosis in a contagious [ey Soventy-tourth street and Jerome | Washburne’x mothar, died ton dayal 0) Vi be sogregated, and pro- vision made for their especial educa- ton Parents should be very careful to act promptly in checking a cough or cold, The strain on the respiratory organs from coughing leaves them sore and susceptible to the tubercn- Jar germ. To break up a cold quickly and , the ———_——— eve ania Minister Attended Lectures at Oxford While Abroad, ‘The Rev. W. Stwart Cramer, of the First Reform Church. the! Pen do-} the! ‘ | caster, Pa, wax a passenger on the! cure any cough that {3 curabl ay IR Gare’ a, SO aiRmond Ting White Sfar Mner Arable, arriving to-| mixture of two ounces of glycerine NR Siation to secure her appearance, gay. ‘The clergyman, with his wite,/ with a half ounce of Virals Oll of tn cobnta Har Unban daa pbeared with has been travelling in .Burope for! Pine and eight ounces of #ood whis- fifa Raid tn $300 ball for tral tie ane Micht months given in doses of 4 teaspoonful Moun bys SP inl Sessions. Binca Oct. 1, ho has heen attendin four hours, ractlye. if wé at Oxford University. After] Five oijnces.of ting ure ot Cinchona naa tlh Xe f |visiting his father. O10. Crame compound can be used instead of feanuient é ; ay Ra oe CoAT Neate whirkey wth the same effect Grove on ‘box. Soh! Urtes i duties at his etlren, he ingredients are inexpensive tained waventeen injunctions t in -\the Supreme Court rewtraining the po- i Mee from interfer: with dances to be Floor Falls on Deputy Chief eed the Race. [tambrcunaun omeemmaurner| TO THREATEN MR, TIGER | Careful Sudy of ths an confined to their homes to-day atter| when the apartmenta of Mr und Mra./ Questicn, SRNR TENE nearly losing their lives jn.a fire which | Isidore Tiger, of No. #2 East One! Well, if T have forged checksmmd,|dostroyed the big Adama House, at |HUndred and First atreet, were, bur- 9 Cen ts P er I don't say that I have—tt is no more| Bath Beach, jmat night glarized: recently the Tigers gaye the) witness against} A movement | OT. SUNDAY DANCERS. POLICE = 0 etng care * 1h On of Pld fatrce Cancara sete ‘and pees om. Theea tt ive and taken ae te /What a Stout Woman Should Wear. og tS a mistake for ® fat woman to ween. | tong, Joove, | wear fic | dark | mak Doagther at hi | Seventeen TH Tie Up ts Bingham, Who Says He Will Obey. . 1 Bave frvote mi iso, without austen rpXlos: terfere with the df rat ot tatieae aults. I wonder more cook try thle plan of mine, for oAD, cally, secured dresemake In the Interest of the fall-F Aspociation, No. Prietorst i Attorney Charl Mass, 0 . Soe Nansau aire! [riven by privaty, «1 to-morrow night Ten of the seventeen injunctions were | tseudd- b> Juastion O'Gorman: | dered the famous decision on hant “Blue Sunday’ ‘The oti | Mele Kranted by Justice Truax, “Mey Will be xerved on Inspectors and cp tains th the district In which the dance | halls are. located 2 Police Commissioner Bingham sald hat his, officers would obey the iniuno- [Mona and that it would not be neces- ary to Kerve any restraining Onter on din or any of his deputies. In the! ap- Pileations for the Diuss tated that Fifty Years in ate and [wented were strict the fouls WHA HOt aumitt Jail be as thent to-morec rey were. | TUE Manger iensatocae cont aliens e Line oO Were nummoned to G : amoner'n ofice and exceived | BR} studying permit no publte Bunday USINESS, it bust ;ahow or concert tv ogen. ‘ ¥, | ness, means that such a business must grow. Natural Growth : and progress of an industry like SANITARY MILK PRODUCTION and deéliy- “CLUBHOUSE” FOR SHERIF GETS CHECK i Alleged Grafter Run Dowul{ {1} certainly welcomed anes cee { by all thinking people. After Falling Into As a Consumer, do ‘you-—not consider QUALITY before QUAN- NY, and results more important than first cost? Easy Trap. i James F, Casey, a auaye man of iwen- ty-tour vears, ‘who lives at No. 1s Til- lary strom, Brooklyn, was arrested by Detective Finn, of the Central Office, on the charge of obtaining money by faire | Dretenses. In the Centre treet Court | to-day Magistrate Corrigan held Casey | in bonds of $1000 until Wednesday tn | io ive ‘the police to wan | thet, a fe dawyn wxo.| 5 or. $0 from, the _for As Sponsor. 7: dependent upon you, are you not honorably bound wota check’ yamer Oil C oat D) F ~ ppontts street, on the ala ia tbat Ars 9 protect the health of be tting up those in your home by de- u Ghorik- elect Fotey's “otubhi £55} At te anid, he Visited anut ier | Noting aioe for Me tine Dumpoee, bodys wren use| tense of drawing Richaok, deiained him until «:telaphons: message could be sent. to. Police les quarters, (Finn arrived just ea Casey _ ciding sanely in regard to your milk supply? The Recognized ‘of safe Standard “ *3'¢ BORDEN’S PURE MILK, the result of Fifty Years’ ver heard of the young amd his olub needed ni ders, COSTS JULINO A DOLLAR palice information which led to a search tot-the apartments of Joeaph Julino, Iv ling in the same house with the Tigers. | | A large quantity of the stolen articles were found in Julino's rooms, and he was arrested, being held to-day in the| is the price for Quart ‘-BORDEN'S QUALITY of ABSO- LUTELY SAFE MILK, and 1a ESTABLISHED 1857 trembled as he ex x the man who threat- | { Mayisirate Ress nop James t0| = be arraigned, and after hi MTAMONDS: WATCHES “| A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF d him with a caution not to. | with Mr. Mer. ee DREW GUN ON SLEUTH. Detective Finan arraigned H Kakinoff, a reataurant keeper, of 20 et Ninth atewet, in Yorkyille Ci ton on a charge "The detective, Ww ry int felonious aasaiilt. i attached to the Fifth surset a wal Hered bbs Cc H Gi | Geo? Shi won elegad” inten) hristmas Gifts able women out of kinomt’ ince | Kikinoft objectod, sna whan Fines cj Diamonds, Watches dered him away, drew Finan knocked {t from hia hand. and| and Jewelry. locked him up. Kakinoft was held for! trial dy Magistrate. Kernochan, | CASH OR CREDIT | osLy RELIABLE UP-TO-paTR Goops EASY PAYMENTS. No employer's references necessary. Call, Write or Telephone 5867; Cort. Will send representati desires J american Watch & Diamond Co, 3 Maiden Lane. ‘Third Floor, a Weapon With Disease. INSOMNIA for Ineeuiate, Piel be and can trouble at any good drug store, avold substitution of some {nferior purchased — without To\ | pine product for the Virgin Ol] of} Pine, tt is better to purchape each | separately and mix them at home. AUN The genuine Virgin Oll of Pine is| reli Rene put up for dispensing, only in ets ounce vials, each vial securely sealed | ina round wooden case with an en- | grayed wrapper showing plainly. th | name—Virgin Ol] of Pine compound pure, guaranteed under the Food and | Drugs Act of June 30, 1906, Serial No. | 451, prepared only by Leach Chemical | Co., Cinet: t!, Ohio. Be sure to g.- the genuine, ax the ofl sold in bulk and cheap imitations put out to re- semble Virgin Oi] of Pine in name} }and style of package are ineffective periesaent Faleyable, Povegy pigatie tte ee being largely composed of a distilla- atin balks: by sing Nl ie oo tion of pine needles, or leaves, In- stead of from the pine tree proper. These pine needle olls are not In- tended for, internal use, and when taken internally usually cause nau-! sea. Their use {s mainly confined to the manufacture of soap and similar | } purposes. Bterling Remedy Co. 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