The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1908, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 19 ro and Sc Son's Chorus Girl Wite, Who Are Reconciled by Raby ALD “DAD PACFY ‘Millionai FORGIVES; BREW: MINTER REFS iL USE eee Orange An Millionaire of Because 5 1 an Elopement. second son | BRIDE IS A POOR GIRL. of the Youth Father the Police on of the Eloy ie What she teleer. eld “Pop” Cas ( No ' {"Harry and 1 1 Har 0 aplied to hi Winte F a 1-H Pop” Case a and ch ‘ mt mn not be saying Young Har ‘ rn ye ad n A brewe Ket DIUFER Delta Casey boken. Pre! 4s @ year thar s, t eve ago, Harry has been ureine run Ta Say A] NORTH p ACh ee even consider the matter. ¥7 D eS a ae OBEME ome ss sion at No, 46) Centre str | laws to regulate that | j crease,” 1 ARSHP 2008S AT HOTELS SOON, MARCONI CXPEGTS Cattle Cars, Scientific Wizard Will Be Common Pre phecies. HARNESS THI TO SUN, to Be Used in Energ) Near Future, Says Great Inventor, By Ethel Lloyd Patterson. J wa for the totally Marconi A$ unprepared The fulness ani of hig attainment had somehow con ected itself, in my mind, with the seamed face of the indefatigable solver of problems. Marconi is young—young now and young for aay 3 if NDS NRO RAS REVEL WITH ATTEMPT 10 IE eee Duy | } Sister of For- Threa ai Another Stole Fiance, She mer Housek Says, and Stabs Herself Him, bu Is Discharged, at Coney Island. MEMTACO HUE 4 foNo Fas! A tall, well-dreseed young woman at e é urf avenue and Henderson's Walk, va ! t i ,. Coney Island, at 7 o'clock morning } le ¢ hhandba and ; ( } " out a knit Before any of the ; ! Y 1 f persons ‘ a night of Ait 1 i i alized tH r fa ut at M Kel r intention 1 wife and rhe hil honerneee! for her, the knife was blunt. yecond street, Her Nobody made a move to stop her for Haker, anid that he | several seconds, and when they did she ; c dbeen i and fought them. off. veite since er sis traghe death ral 1, and that he dit think if he wore Charley's gone back on me and f lowed to go that she would annoy the Want to die!” she screamed g c doetor any more. Mrs. ! promised of her votce, Re) fhe ‘ould stay away ff the doctor's 3 ) h f suf ¢if ie way out « int-she eneoun- path ea gota policeman, who disarmed “ 1 corridor the girl She told him th ti rr that & man to ats 1 KIL ister,” she exc ped ic he [keene tee elle xelaimed, | whom whe ad been engaged for two Karis ri ete urtied hack into court XeMs had brought her down to the Isl« years to come |A necessary convenience of the/|{9 fel! the Magistratn, but he wwas pre. | Ht ; te night and that another gict ri f Wy friends to lot the mat- hav olen” hin, As he opened the door of his suite aM he of aves future . Vd nave Killed her if 1 could,” ghe in the Holland House, and the giare | ———- sobbed, “but I couldn't find them, s tea 4 vat, If actlo ] so of the electric light fell full on his * Hs es teal ie SUG Ce PARALYSIS. A. JOKE TO HIM, (4 ,thougnt ra finish myselz and make face, T was paral for (he) tic Weare action Ara Hi canevatal eranene are, T e netio WINSTED, Conn. Sen option Hos. ment, into silence. His youth flared) ‘One 1 question,” T promised bim a 4 Be co ‘ae se W—Joking 1s te'th ere fhe etucnta charged J fr MM. characteristic of Joe oretite ny the police laa atts but more insistently than the Iight|"\When they have perfected the inven: | postmaster. Yesterday while alagheres she sald that she was Agnes Parnell ay J ton by white! » will be enabled to i K- | twenty-two vears old andéiivedé of above him. Youth—that wonderful SER RETA MISH GSR TRUST ‘hg his duties In the money order de- 188 Middleton” street, ' Brooklyn. ; a aT i $ partment he was stricken with paraly- Dr. Nordschaud, who dressed” her brain—and that fine healthy body s ight arm and. side beng at. | Wounds, told het she would live cna What would Marconi do with Alad: he out of the “hospital in a few days din’s Lamp if he had it? He does not look in the least over: worked. Neither does he look feted into dyspepsia, He has the appear. ance of perfect health. It does not seem reasonable to suppose that the admiring public would allow him much rest. Just the same, he looks as though he had plenty of sleep—in short, lives normally and sanely. Like His Own Wireless Flashes. He {s hardly what one might call obtrusively muscular, His body 1s too much like his mind for that. He is strong with the strength of steol rather than fron. Alert, finely strung, quick. His face, or rather his mask, is gome- what tmpassive. Once or twice, when aft of dry humor struck through, I caught a giimpse of the more intimate Mayeon!. It was like the flash of one of his own wireless mensages on the key Unfortunately I did not know the so I could not read the Hig eyer, I think would always be- tray him, If he was really Interested They are gray-blu2 and the puptle dis tend and blacken In conversation. A woman might envy his clear, haalth tnged skin, Its possession, however, does not lend anything of #ffeminacy t Mr. Mareor'! His hands are large and nervous. H» was tearing up bits of parer throughout my interview with him, ¥: T statted the conversation wit a somewhat unsciencifie question about alrships. In a recent interview Mr Mereoul prophesled their fast growirg perfection and ponularity, I ventured him whether street traMe would be entirely pleasant with what woud practtaliy be winged trolley cars ft ing around over our neads In deference to me sex, Mr considered my question gravel “Of course, if people threw out ange sking and banana peels they would be bound to land somewhere,’ serted, “but T fancy w advanced to that stage Marcon he as hen they have there will be “You evading they ¢ would more tn D I sugg I come In at the fro dow as we In the eley Alrahip Entrances to Hotels “Oh, they will not Mr. Mar cont anawered ‘there will be aire ship entrances the roofs of the hotels, just as there are cab entrances on the streets.” “No more recklessly leaving des rolled to the top?" I queried No, we will have to be more careful abont pulling down the window blinds,” he agreed You are saying that win as ur Jo that,” quoted, Mr. Marconi, ag Population will de- informed him; “that the families of the future will not be as large as the families of the present.’ “Yes, I said that," admitted the In- Ivantor, Ce aia (5 IDENTIFIED tion of Orange vein a Parrow street, ich is al y i Pesca. Tad Orange Park Deila f i Neuter oka pabieaed 4 ct) ctim Was Sophie Korf, a 1 i] since 1850, e too feels Maid at Country Home of Marea aTtbaGeaecTall Broker Young, Oyster Bay. Vited Miss Della to go to a Newark theatre with him At that mor t, 1 fa borrowed sult case whicl A Aeation has beens {ted In a cigar store round t ‘ nan whose dody | were most of Della’s possessions & norning stranded = some of Harry's. The ‘ ot ideas hy Now water Deutchm > ~ says ; Vorrowed from Frank G Hating Davila at Norta Hoary tang Ptesident’s Glad Hand for Millionaire Welcomes Home morning Della brought Everybody, and All Eat, Young Man Cast Out and thes ‘ Drink and Are Merry. Two Years Ago. ent OYSTER BAY, Sept. 17 --4 sion, HOPEDALE Macs, Sept. 17.—After fer that all ! has t of vehicles and pedestrians 1g UO years of hard work as a laboring Jost with the BESE0s ot CET LROASIE amid clouds of dust over the road from mechanlo H, Bristow Draper, who was Rakha aboot Ih Ne Gere olalockl ) Oyster Bay to the President's home at |cast off by hls multi-millionaire father, fast night oe gainore Hill to-day constituted a vert. | the Lieutenant-Governor, because of the When an Evening World reporter | SF fa table pligrimage of the residents of| young man’s marriage to Queenie San- found Mr. Winter a broti a 1 worked | Usster Bay, every one of whom WAS | fora, the former chorus girl, who was Michael, in the Ora Hear Bay, She | lmvited to attend a farewell reception | WANA Hocete Quarters to-d:, they were not in an ft which President Roosevelt tendered to |i? 8am Bernard's “Rich Mr. Hoggen: @imtadle frame of min Tee a ARIE: gues | ete Beco departure foe Wash-{helmer’? company, has returned to the Rich Father Angry: restratned, she would !ngton and the end of term as Presi- es of his parents with his wife and “Tt'a the worst thing I ever heard of, pout. almiessly, ji & ot | dent baby son fumed Mr. Winters. “Why,, Harry wa vecrataan : Bol hours sees we reseruely a It 1s reported ths cane PONE meri BRinoy 1 girl Was sch 9 take place in the /about a reconciliation and that Draper, MarianaminCvoivanenrolise (nin nelle Came (a ew ayole (as {> nearly everv- his wife and other members of the If Lever get my hands on t hen} Every sun Mrs r Bay was trying to find swaalthy and socially prominent family, be sorry he ran « ke this. Chief of | 7 Ne means of transportation over the have consented to forgive H, Bristow | Police Wasser has assicn t aw SALanS sto Sagamore Hill, Every /for not marrying In his own set, and to the case, and by to-night 1 hope (ll Y d from esda ‘bile, carriage aud omnibus {nj to accept the former chorus girl as a be able to tind out wher ave, and Week Soy e LOM ees Was pressed into service, and | member of the family when I do, Harry will « tho week wit who were unable to secure other! Young Draper has sh a godt and fast. as soon as | get f side, She tation walked an tndependence since his father’s door a yee w TAL erg ‘ \ A Cove road, leading to the President's was closed to him and his pretty wife he help ‘ Boy 4 z ; cay is to s wa hie Casey, as a ( ¢ louse, was choked with vehicles of all that have won the admiration and re- he { \\ 8 postmarked Man- | deger Sand with persons on foot, spect of his friends, He had been the be ‘ould neve ¢ 6 t wold {a} y no thr pre Coe GPook: Tedd pay wae canted tune lived a house. Herry | A tad and 1 v rived by the Prestdent | life of ease and was regarded as a sort ie ene hnat Del love eanh other anit) sie ta a iss a vith a farewell tribute of soctal butterfly ee aNiaG! ei foes Is 8 esident But when he was thrown out on his It was ten ed in Newark l eption was limited to the pan. |own resour he showed the sort of Peace Bossett had of Oyster Bay, The President de- roof which he waa made, He donned ca Youn Win i sie came to town sited to renew old acquaintances, to /overalls, pleked up a workman's tools for traces of the girl in the ta the thi ‘ nd changed in a day from the idle rich This Is not the first el where the young woman and to tay » to - to a workman of worth. He hi Winter, ite ‘ ich h f ess she t to HHill to sha em. $0 busy | lack to his father a hard i brother, el last June no news of her after he b vacation that Heep chested man, Work has improved Katherine Wrigley, of y seurch, M ung returned ‘ to meet him in appearance and health. During They were marric« t th t to Oyster Bay and Ss for Washing. |the separation from the father young See enaa ua al ny, wes) n the train she ton on ‘Tuesday to take up his Draper has, so {t is sald, not accepted read 1 World a descrip. duiles there, he would have no other ene cent from him, nor has he depended ton Woman whose | opportunity to bid them farewell in the least ou his influence to help hin corpse had been recovered from Bow- Forty members of the German Sac ep a job In the machine shop. jery Bay off North Beach, and she felt: gerund, of Hicksville, 1. 1 Just how father and son becume rec- How to Make sure that the victim of the drowning intervals during the reception onciled is not known, From the day 4 nust be her missing servant. ‘The one of the President's the father expressed his displeasure at Your House Bring EHR Wn falsity ine before him and Mz Vis SOUNB Ana ANDER se te Vite as i “ay TERRE Thee tee shown a pride that was commendable a Good Price. Ge ‘ Traln En Bouts alee cas te n i He : She not only refused to make advances Pid UBT ae LOUne a UseverLinay Vault eT fehl to her husband's millionaire relatives Hort Iie LONE slapd city Tiles | ADORE ON Vi ienenliee herself, but she held her husband in orning, according to her nw HOLTER aL alts check If he was ever tempted to go Sat peo EONS Bat back to the old life of ease and seek ane anu Obani Os his father's forgiveness, It is said bere ge as iat that the Lieutenant-Goyernor made the train some ute as advances, and that he was drawn to his LI CWI UaEsOne son and daughter-in-law by the baby. POOR UR eee HP HUSL ; Young Draper and his wife have been 4 ages iy living in Burlington, Vt, where Draper , iad employment in a cottor CUSPSOUIBE SI DIAE IDEAS b aneireagned 1 “the AS tehRlree son and dat EMA her dazed state te s term of jaw, the young woman holding th Us Clete ante Ua ec xt March he will again yusty lunged baby to her breast, arrly pier Into the t T insist that she Bay e 5 erday, and on al ung fro had no men friends, and do not think oe i) n climbed: {nto the Liew he could have been the victim of vio- ae MSE ELY Or ni his wife most cordially and then seized upon the Krandehtid Agerlys ad girl's ed UNEMPLOYED D PLAN RALLY, | Shortly b Astoria. the ind a i WIL Hold ae National ¢ 1 vt in This City Yext We " EDWARD vil. ‘TAuos SULTAN. ‘ wsps and a few Invita were sent out ‘ abor ¢ n CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 17—A to. partleipa telegram sent by King Edward to the Dead Convent t the Sultan of on (he anniversary of I ¢ Philip held in this cit the latte ‘ to the throne Wi , 1 N Y h Aug sl it to-day He'll 1 ling Living ¥ died here Para ation. by: Ike Look just as if new ye . Birches, t age evi xy. Lier de id AS a rule Painters are ? » the ‘ | Not so easy to find, cf ala King But World “Situation ‘ e ad Soe t at Ads, show ry kind, The | t : thes 12-WORD WOKLD SEDC ATION WANTS was a Miss Mo \ and pros: De, Cort Aer eo BUR THEY of vf the oldest Philadelphia fame. may be ‘ pre r TAMES THAL d was married jo Mr, Living-| Bolton | J. Helms, of Bos: 1 for Yo UNE TO THOSE WHO NEED THEM, jion about fitteon years ago. \ton, Ghafrman How end others, \ ba ‘toward ma “It this wil ought to be" “Do you think that people of lim! means are entitled to unlimited ohii- he parrivd. Nobody would be interested tn what T thought, so I re him without answe: is {t as you think It I questioned ite dren?” xi my question to is own, cone “Well, frankly ted Mr. Mar- cont, “my words were only a prophecy to the best of my t They may not agree with what [ consider right. I be- lieve that wor should full thetr function and become mothers, ‘Thera i ever, a rapidly rrowing class of wo. who find v9 luxury a man might supp The tendency among these wonen {snot rimony would seem nasniuch in Ametica apable of earni themselves that themselves 0 every “That sollloquized to be @ pity.” the as wo who hav ni thelr mental capab tles wo rally become the mc of a his humanity.” That {9 something to think over se iM ont Jon the inventor said ‘ uid € Will marness the Sun success thus far, but yeu will find them ul e walked to red up considerably, epi get even with Charley some other way she declared. though,” At No. tsi Middleton street Mrs. Mary his home, a third of a inlle, Uiaided, and afterward went alone to a barber shop and got a shave, He then returned home and joced with his wife about a sh A doctor Kuneman told an Evening, World re- vas called a Valll, who sti hoy porte! that yAmnes Parnell had fepa o of hig right han¢ : “% rated from her husband and two chil» ho use of his right hand, {9 being Kept | aren several months ago, and since inénors, Mr. Vaill was for many of the Winsted Herald ye out again in a iew then had been trying to get a divorce, She only visited’ her house occasion- ally 1 Mrs. Kuneman, who did not ‘kno the girl If years editor Ho says he will lays Exactly Like Picture 55-98 ; Smart Fe!l Model Feshionable Shadow Stripe Natural Tan or A suggestion to prevent possible Casualty when airships are as com- mon as cable cars. over the ‘phone, il onus atle jo & shut off th eat w AS 2: OH Sat UREA Gat Kedron London Smoke Covert “but, If some of the telephone girls are as attractive as their votives, I, for one, would not care to shut it off,” and Mr | Marcont ushered me into the hall with a hearty laugh | FAKE MISS BERCHER VTS AERC A snappy Bedell top coat creation, destined to be a Fall style leader. Elegantly tailored and of a fashionable length, permitting the popular hipless, snug-fitting effect; mannish collar — large stylish pockets—tailored welt seams. Also, at the same price, there are three smart models in black broad- A request for pecuniar which met with an nequivo: istance | | wag recently made to Kdward Lauter cloth top coats, richly satin lined. bach In his William street offices b: fotreas who Was in the automobile idol f last July when the Lawyer's son, alfred Sale All Three Stores rity} Jost his if} Paes Teara aca H-l6test 14th Stet 2 + jabout the | neil, sald NEW YORK § 4608462 Fulton Strea) BROOKLYN SAB Street )) PD Je eee Furniture SLIP COVERS Lane was Q “L passe I knew n been here Broadway ad ever to-day Lauterbach, While I ila Direct fro} mal turer, 5 Pleces Made to Order. nh Dimnask, allogy. t fit xuurantega, Rood part | been paid T never saw life, and sults re-covered anit made to Spear new, JV 2 $14.98 | ok postal and ex. G t erienved call” with “ophe woman who visited Mr, Lauter: |} 'H, LEHMAN CO Upholsterers. paula g iffee was an {my Germs j of disease and nox ed in a ® ellars di e destroyed by 1 i } i ' 1 | a ii St.} t New York i Sunday World W | Breskivo Monday Morning Wonders. a tee —_