The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1908, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1908, FANCIFUL PHOTOGRAPHS OF ROOSEVELT IN THE AFRICAN JUNGLE HUNTING GREAT GAME IN THE WILDS WITH HIS TRUSTY “BIG STICK” Courtesy of Leslie's Weekly. (Copyrighted, Judge Company, 1908. | | ! t J | | ! } A LESSON IN BOXING WITH BLOWS OF ACUOGEL PUTS THE PERCHED ByY AN EGERAS NT ME HAS REPULSES Rel BY BOMBARDING | 1NG@ OF TH. D EADY TO ADL LIONESS TO (7 WITH AD BAL4AS i KING € DESERT T0 FLIGHT CONANT? sop te aS is . al ' i BOSTON HAS 100,000 PUPILS, BOSTON, Sept. 9.—The public schools i of thls city opened to-day with an ate tendance of than 100,000. Thera was a lack of accommodations for the pupils: In some of the districts because of repairs, but it 1s belleved that the ; a ie, | Extraordinary Photos of Roosevelt Hunting HOTS HIISBAN Baby Is the Only Pet POLICY PLAYERS } | Ainntaieeniaep | Ween Wehves Womans GO 10 CELLS ON AUTO CRUSHES PLANING BOYS more H ' several dred children who were ] in the African Wilds Reply to Mrs, Godfrey wiv ei seas wie Be attendance over 3,000, inerease {1 was estimated number ee FOUND BUT ONE last year an average + at ; KILLING ONE —>— Henry Schumacher, 7 Years Old, Tossed to Death on Richmond Turnpike. AND SURRENDERS Pasa ba Mrs. Bedell Thought She Had | Killed Him) When She Rushed to Police. | “Youngster Grows Inio Something to Be Froud Of, While a Cat or Dog Stays M_re Animal Foreber,’’ Declares Margaret Holmes Bates. PLAS OF CULT Twenty-three of Twenty-nine Offenders Sentenced to Prison or Fined. Trick Pictures Show the President in Remark- able Deeds of Prowess Suggested | by His Strenuous | Career. CURE FR CTEM 1 Y t DRAGS TWO UNDER CAR Part I, Court of General Sessions, yrs, Mary C, Rodel, a rather good- | ‘ at Mr. Roosevelt's compatriots are much ‘minious retreat i rey BY nlays S ] ‘ amused at his Mdea of bringing back looked like a convantion of policy PIS¥-|tooking woman of forty, ran, halt B ieolaiGnee! Many Different Remedies and tven \ : pee: i eae. wane anty pine indisied y Nixola Greeley-Smith. H | from the African belt t ers today when t ine indicted | gressea and her hair disheveled, “It T were given my cholce as to| Hospital Failed—Suffered 3 Years | "Driver” of Team of Lads and: oftenders against the new law were ing venue Police Station d ren “i i — nver Cpe ses sularly as h called to plead before Ju: Swan. | at Je: y Uhl MORE ere: whether I would have a cat, a dog or with Severe Itching, Scurfy Skin Pulls Them Into Danger or rots brend Twenty tlree promptly pleaded guilty ‘ reiaayeegrii a baby about the house I'd take the; Could Hardly Stop Scratching. With Dead Hand’s Gri a aay ysica! hor poneane De GCs ateaes mda! sor) tobe ndeanae wanteaitay Gale baby—tn fact, I'd take two bables— Fae ead d 3) $8 as to his physica horn bib di "4 be A tedly = a ' s , Ip 1 prevents hin from stop- ‘ . ‘The prisoners were e polyglot lot, | up undoubtedly babies are the greater THAIKFUL FOR PERFECY 5 RAMUOL UE $ ob Thou toc elit nalf a dozen nationalitles,! sie made thle statement care and are at times infinitely more | RESULTS OF CUTICURA ‘Threo Nittle boys playing tn Richmond res we see the 2 the t puth, waite and ae liMy ‘husband snencee yp troublesome than dogs or cats, but n Sarpoliey ness, epee By enue TOM pRNe | - Mind tee ed Saale os hun ae eee ther |iboatinany tieiicnnes Home atoull days vou can get results froma baby. Al «stout three years ago f was trout» ville, Btaten Island, were run down by | or Yicol eee negroes, (Boe were light, intoxteated, He quarreled wit dog is ways just a dog, A cat 18) 1ed by a severe itching and dry, scurt {le to-day. One of oT prehaeri hav intnn Op : ‘ j v skin on my ankles and feet. “1 coul:l @n automobile to-day. One of the boys, { N | ened as they approaoned the oP@1| me and tried to abuse me, I went into Just a cat forever, but baby grows | tira" eep from scratching, in a fev Henry Schmacher, seven years old, of j D j prison gates and others laughingly Ime) oo. toom and got into bed with my iuto a man or a woman, and if it 1s] days large red pataties appeared ani Zebra avenue, was instantly killed. El- | vited fate Uses i Hates F voman Y ave, after that pimples formed. I went ty M , BE Ae ‘Aa the prisoners were called, each | Mother, Mrs, Mary Bunny. He followed ‘ good man or woman you have te* icepital, and the doctors pro~ f mer Meyers, six years old, sustained a | Wi stood up in a line against the court. | And attacked me again. something to be proud of and to re-{ nounced it a very bad case of ecz: fracture of the right wrist, and Henry | te wall. here was Thomas Gal-| ‘My mot tried to protect me and ward you,” | [went to the hospital two months and ; : ae | / poets Fa ida (tie turned ono Wek biter aNKIRE eon ! obtained a very little relief, so [tries Perina, five years old, was painfully! | twenty-one a (4 ay anys ain Wane a 7 3 ie Oy a So Mrs. Margaret Holmes Bates.) many different remedies for at leas three times ifferent | blow in the face that knocked me down ‘ - Richard Agar, a glass {mporter, years old, of New Dorp, ed| Ver from behind the foe box where | Vice-President of the Equal Suffrage | or two, then my skin would be full o, No. 11 Broadway, owner of the car, times, and ponderous Frederick | Was Kept. When T got back to the bed- League and member of several or-| pliples, the dame as over Faas ds y | Ble No. 3 1 hirty-eighth | Toom my husbe ras | leci o try the Cuticura Remedies, placed the injured lads and the body | i TS LAL RO aR ie od ganizations interested iu the welfare | and I am very thankful I did, for, afte: ; of the little Schumacher bay in the ton Hireete much: bealamended end bared, Old moter oul By tbe lier Peering { chlldren, disposed of th using the Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Oint- AS oh | ecteee- aes | He is a son of the Eichler who Js said| he would kill us I began firing, 1 was of ¢ » disp) of the query | ee ed Cuticura, Resolvent Pills, & i } aa and fae sen ihe Smith In-| | a to be the policy player's regular| so axclted that I can’t tell how many put to her yesterday as to what she! was completely cured hope thea mary, which js a short distance from|). AVA re Tih bondsman, These three were remanded | times I shot. Anyway he fell and T put thought of the startling co! Jon any, one suffering as I did will try tha the soece of the acciient, There # «,,\ Living Kaleidoscope of Pretty Looks Like Hughes, and Re- ay. Jon some clothes and came here to sur- * ® contention Citicura Remedies, Miss ‘Teckla Pech, hs y pe ; Ai iar Mall a E Fintuorend Faerie made recently by Mrs. W. F, Godfrey that dogs are Infinitely to be pre- | 1422 Fifth St. Highlandtown Md., found that Schumacher's skut nad) Models in New “Creations” | — publicans Are Expected Aa Ota Attercy tarvan | S2¥era! poeemen were rushed to the ferred to bables, CL A 2 been fractured and that death bad been ; ell SU District-Attorney Garvan! yay io, t the fod in Aen “YU, 7 ee W ” (epee coerced pan) irect a Feature Yesterday. | to Strike Out made a plea for ten of the prisoners, | Bedell home at the foot of Linden ave- Undoubtedly there are women In New York who agree with Mra, Godfrey,” | ‘The hospital authorities notified th f ; : ; jv Nphey are all first offenders,” said/U¢ They found a groaning man lying Mrs, Bates conceded, “One sees them sometimes on Fifth avenue with some | BABY’S DELIGHT pelice Hag a é “ B of : ehiasat | ‘ | Mr. Garvan. ‘They had no connection | ane floor, He had two bullet holes tiny and highly expensive pedigreed dog on the seat beside them, They preter | f i Lite V3 dd 1) th. th . 5 . dn his neck and on¢ in hia shoulder, At 0 eca oks mort ye—no o1 "s C Mr. Agar voluntarily remained at the} They are discussing the bride's) On account of the primary election| With the games and are simply poor sty Hoapltal thei muneetnalqvere Gh: the dog to the baby because {t Inoks more expensive—no one Is to0 poor to have a| And Mother’s Comfort in hospital awaiting the arrival of a po-|trousseau to-day at the session of th®/ practiog had to be suspend Ty cUIOSr ae eeoOn eng CEE acy eb geons were un- baby, you know, while comparatively few can afford a pedigreed Ponweranian or/ Cuticura Soap and Ointment Neem Dressmakers’ Protective Association In! @ suspended by the! Judve Swan sald that sum was too Sle to tell whether he had been shot a blue ribbon French poodle, That may have something to do with It.” | Not only are Cuticura Soap and Cutl- ares Masonic Hall, and men are not being| 7emon athletes now getting In trim for] severe, three times or twice. It was stated) Then, too.” I suggested, “they can exhibit their dogs at a bench show.” | cura Ointment, the great Skin Cure, Auto Dashes From Behind Truck. |oxciuded, When Miss White gets| the great game to-morrow at American| ‘I Want you all to understand that a| tA! he would probably revover, “But there are baby shows, too,” Mrs, Bates protested, the purest, eweet: ‘The little boys were “playing horse.” | through demonstrating and explaining| League grounds between the Repud.| V&V? ,of reform is sweeping over the The wife was locked up on a technical | “yoy never heard of a fashionable woman at @ baby show," I replied, “while est and most effec ie ralaboltl bd nthe Repub-| garth," h “T have just retu ned Charge of assault, In theh Second Crim-! they simply mob the Garden during the dog show.” tive for preserving, Schumacher was tho driver, and his|the men prosent will know more about yicq; and Democratic membors of thel trom Rand Belturiiand MeeLnt Hall CoURe Gude Sohne Wi rQussn field lane Smee eee eae aoe : purifying and beat: two companions, fastened witn ropes,| Df de's clothes than they ever would!) Board of Aldor the rea! sham.|there. If you come back here you will ath | DON’T KNOW ANY BETTER ifving the skin, were his “horses.’ They pranced and|V thelr own observation, plonship of New Y all_go to prison. ut ne you each $15,” | Her Withou N + + 4 by Ak | goal, hair and a He Yesterday afternoun Miss Eliza- ae 5 i Few of the ten had ary money and Seti eer one owomenntorday an onsibilit! 0 | ands’ of infante circled out of Zebra avenue into the| , Yesterday afternoon Miss BIN | Manager Kavanagh, of the Demo-| most of them went to the Tomite {0 res Moo) many Women LOsCey smiles Uae, les Den eb Ces Ot al Feit CR: Batam ORAS and children, bui turnpike and started down the steep beth SCAN nite, fea n' ‘ | cratic forces, as well as Manager Beye fifteen divs, In Neu of the fine, | more seriously, They dread having children, They seem heartless and, frivo- | they afford instant hill, perce ons Bier Ok pours can aes (Of tha: Repu s, had men our|, When the police started Ada Black lous because thelr education has been neglected. They don't know any better, relief and refresh- _ hen nel the e, along with -five handsome! | p Ca '! for the Tombs st © hysterical They won't have ables, and yet they have to assume the care of 80} cep for skins Right behind them was a truck, and! \o4,- women who were certified to oe ‘is rr ani showed up In| and demanded to see the Judge, Some rer a Pea eek cetene - 8 of some dumb ing Chaat LN behind the truck was the automod a. tame We Mere ceriled tn a| excellent form, Manager Kavanagh|one told dudze Sai and Ne ent t animal to appease their loneliness, They are very pitiful, I think, | tortured ables ang odels. Each Ss apparelled i bh 8 5 a one toi Wey ae! iP: . i “Son Pa B tirec la’ not see the boy. She told the Court s! ‘Some time ago a friend of mine suggested that I must be ve: ly. rest for | Serene nee i ie tenga seen COU CS basis vt yume Dit ee send babya at Noein ie |son Is grown up and married, and she said that T should have Laatuid ai) potas tas ene cae e eA 4 ele Miss White was a ripple of pale shin- Will not be allowed to play in| ar! f | F imke i , itching, burning, ! z, scaly. farncaltol(aviplent; towardithe etter) |lidertuitaone eoeneousrwonien:waali(be culled’ “He lwiliber vest onveke | eausie wnt Mogi ee eee [pet to care for. “Try @ dog or a cat,’ she sald. I replied that if 1 were going to orusted ot” pimply Shumors,_ cczemas to pass it. | eedaah delic Blueta aecond’ Was | Democratio A sal an. ainsteensy | pisranaiesios Se wear 4 ere healed to ae (oF it would be a Bap that there is some compensation | rashes, irritations, nga and r ~ . 1 ‘ + ih ' " : 5 ‘ nibs rel jin looking after a baby—in watching it develop mentally and physical: ha fi and point @ speedy cure ' ‘Phe boys to avold the truck had also) q shimmer of the sweetest pink; a third , and will go to the plate if thel ° eae , ? ly and physically, chafings Ps i veered to the gutter, and as the auto- Was a flash of tender green: a fourth a tue Mallow inh ott | GUFFEY SELLS OIL HOLDINGS | "Thur 1s something wonderful in being the little Providence that a child When ail else fails. mobile ewung around they were directly "88 a rich ertone of lustrous) , aaa eens d oO always thinks {ts mother. Cuticura Soap (260, to Clean : avitwapathnl Bolore Mi Awan GOUld| Sree a coetnnce ag a oou fees | PORT ARTHUR, Tex., Sept. 9—Col. i “You can be Providence to a dog or a cat by supplying a plece of raw meat Reusivent (de), (or the farm of hon | Apply the brake the car struck Schu- sald Manager Kai J. M. Guffey, of Pennsylvania, has dis-| ora fish bone, but with a baby you must feed the soul as well as the body, and , Pils, 25°, per vial of 60) 0 Eats Mig On copy macher and hurled him ten feet fe vet Lam undecided og| posed of his extensive oll holdings ta] no matter how much of a care !t may 9e the dally development, mental, physical Bolg Prope. Hotton, Mae ty ama ; no 4 fo coat UNOS GIN CCS AS Dexaan Thiasinclude son- ES 1 moral, will more than reward you Z mar He had a Ught grip on the reins con- Iam liable t. Texas, This includes a sale of his con-| and e you, | trolling his make-be horses and me Republloanaltrowme, wecsest th then dT, BG Gurtey)) . me oar AG ATTITQAN, ~ \—— they were dragged with him Into the | feu epublieans| petroleum Company, the Guit Refining) Five Artillerymen Taken Pris- ARE SOMETIMES NUISANCES. | path of the car, knocked down (i ary Company and the Gulf Pipe Line Com-| es ees “Ot course," Mrs, Bates concluded, “babies are not unmitigated blessings. At! T ograph al pushed along on the pavement. Wien | Yeunc w By aan Bee oners After Spectator Is times, indeed, they seem unmitigated nweances—when they wake up at 5 In the yp the automobile stopped Schumacher’s | 4 l0ns exe N 4 "| ‘These three allied concerns are the 3 He morning, for Instance, aid absolutely refuse to go to sleep again | body was under It | RUSK AREGH i prouucers “And refiners of oil | Shot on Bowery. “Undoubtedly dogs and cats are more docile In this respect. The woman who Error Passengers un a trolley car climbing Rawevenn ial oneteerete Per abitinav abu sation: tore fs looking for an easy task had much better choose them than babies, But such the hill saw the accident and jumped over In Queens has|< the Oklahoma oi! fields with set pat ef women cannot be ta seriously, One can only feel rather sorry for them.” oft, with the Intention of stoppin on Head WuAaeries The identity. of| Five of ten Fort Totten artillerymen | a ai —_ attennat 7 i he nasers of Col. Guffey’s holdings awed (i bat cee | t POR etic an chauffeur should he attempt to e yall world? ETls See aan IAKOE BORIC 83) who engaged In a battle with pollce-' saiare wandered Into the Choo-choo| AGAINST STRIKE BREAKERS, | In Brill Bros.’ advertisement but he had no intention of getting away ld for the ent ; ee men in Chatham Square at 1.89 o'clock parlors at No. 7 and § and there the| NoTTINGHAM, S$ \—The ‘Trad in The I ine World i hie Fahad ih aoe a 0 the boys were hundled into the car and BIO WOR Lent JASKS $3,000 FOR INJURIES BY/|this morning were arraigned before ‘8 took poss shan Oe sem, buy-| Union Congress, which has been hold- del ) : [AE EBS aeleh a ad Adaliehid hurried to the hospital and 1 UD ens B AUT! | Magistrate Droege In the Tc AAC it drink and spend. ing ita forty-third session here since| Cay, 8, appeared s } mee hia Wealthy Driver Is Held. Tepublicen ewatsmo Sept, 9.-Sult for $3,000! One of the soldiers, 1 ial aoe | Mo sed a resolution) ,, | Mr, Agar was arrested by the first Bee 8 tl ioe ee ' : barn wprougnt | * gee ies Se eer sh workmen who line: , pe é hen i Bu . and jamages ty Thi eh 3 hel was held to await the result of the cided the money was bein 3 strike-breakers Son eee: == policeman who reiohed the hospital and s Supremp Court »: jomas Candonna, | 4,4 ; Ateci termined to save {t for themse many and the colonies and ask- Ly 4 was later arraigned In the Magistrate's se kay of Freehold, against Mrs, Juila Riker | ‘7 AEST TET | MHarend aw (@eRENG: In) which revolve ETEAPIAONT: tO TeRASEL A TRERTITA) RARE all Coat. i t Court at New Brighton, He was held enough to strike Hermon, of New York, who he says ran |” hel Ms were drawn and clubs and knives Re AST Ug NC ee ! 8 OT aviil § {n $1,000 ball, which was furnished. Mr aan WOHAE EATON him down with an auto when he was| by. who was shot In the thigh during John D. King, f the soldlers,| men themselves, J be prosectited. fey Ufo) un j Agar is wealthy and lives in Tompkins Sater Whe eaually con: | fiding a bicycle In Middleton, Mon- fight. The er four who had a roll of bills which he tn-| = " ==} . { ] avenue, Tompk nsv He was on his |g deat wen. intervenwed, ie was | mouth County, As Mrs, Hermon Is a| were sent to the sisted on showing, was hit In the head 4 PU i W k f Y ! way to the ferry landing when the ao- genio ints Dakine once sone non-resident service was made upon J.| ‘The prisoners, with a club. He fell, and before: A, iacnaverte cident occurred. ates B. R. Smith, State Commissioner of could rise some one had his roll bead oar ue pri yf a baseball and its 4 ‘ hic! Me hi ‘ Of iif OU: According to Mr. Agar's story, the pie be ince While he Is also | Mowe Vehicles, acting as her Jersey and left Willetg| King was dragged down in front of Every Crain of li Coats at $10 little boys were hidden from view be. (oor e\gAe iH One Gotan | pwery. Be-| “Diamond Dan” O'Rourke's saloo TheFa oats at$ That’s exactly what they hind tha truck which was In front of his plans {s to tun up a picture of —._—_ se rim had put | his soldier Jes, There th do, netting you an income the | lm. ‘They ran across the path of is! par “Secarten. in. the. pitsher's tox (COLLIER'S CHAUFFEUR AR. them | nn, and nade stand and the assaling rape= U S fe 1 vane ua ; ar whel s half way around ihe kia oF rhe hae RESTED. started atown, when | Was routed while, if you wisely invest in] {fuce “He says f ue his crack pitcher, Freddy Linde, . , ark ba ifs ait sae truck. He says his machine was run te: pile amma BAitees Willlam: Manha, of No @ Hast One the re Elizabeth this tl 0 the ves ua Pa area icae!? see ee, he Republean team Is a fast run-, Hundred and Sixty-first street, chaut- | pay ri bolle chatattin terprises” offered through the ‘ “ ip’ to i *¢ e s ; ve fnelor Sitiday World TAKES T. L. HAMILTON'S PLACE « organization, but up to the prcs-/ ¢eur for Robert J. Collier, of Colller's | nq when th a if ete ied Morning or Sunday World. NaNty CHAE RATE Cate players lave shown but little! Weekly, was arrested last night |S0¢ When the smoke of battle <ievr hantollee: f MeCreed are . hin ot Roane be th a hitters on local grounds. | charged with exceeding the snecd limit, |V@ had been taken prisoners and tne Po ; search Working Dollars, Like Rollinz vacant by his death The great game will begin promptly | He was driving Mr Collier tn St. Nich- [others had d colors groaning in a duced it UU UC AL: RoRey @ || deen Allied by the Building Coarn tt 8 o'clock. It would be dang to} Olas avenue, Magistrate Moss, in the | started hot foot bac D fort, some; wound In lls ie ; ; Advertiser for The Stones, Gather No Moss of the Board of Aldermen, who have angounce umpire at this time. sus. | Harlem Police Court, held Manna for| with cut heads and others with bruises | been Passing sta “There's a Reason” pe ee ' named Charles M. Murphy, a. builder, fen it to say tat Re will be weg the Court of Special Sessions tn sg | in minor injuries and some one shot him, He and King We the city uatll 9 P, at Of No, 6 Hast Forty-second street. armed. bali, which Mr, Coilier furnished, One or two women from Chatham were taken to Hudson Street Hospital. | ?