The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1908, Page 3

ON CAR PUNCH | as She Tells About Her Full-Grown Daughter Child Is Apparently About is Years Old, With Eyes That Are Expurgated Her Mother's. TWO SISTERS Pelion olen Athletic Beauties Use Fists to Much Purpose and Men Help Them, UP IN itions of "BUT SHE IS SO BIG FOR HER AGE Actress Denies That Girl Has Been Kept in the Back- STOOD AISLE. | Mrs, Frey Gave Warning, but ais : R acetates (3 groun, jo Surprise to In- Sly Attack Kept Up and | i a rise to re imate Friends. Pair Got Ang’ ialte Ttaly neces, ot a By Ethel Lloyd Patterson, | the Long When a bomb explodes usually the Island Leno, only calm person 18 the one who lit of No. 69 F the fuse, raigne nadn't stifles a yawn, {s so BIG for her age!” helplessly, as her tered the reception room, Anna Held is placed to the point of | i ennul, Having thrown the public nto a state of violent confusion by ann e is the mother of a full-grown daughter, whose exist- ence had not even been guessed be- \fore, she metaphorically shrugs her | The important m1 It elf the young in proppin verson Whose advent in the Ziegfeld pa \ H sin his apartments in the Ansonia has kew M I t Bust eated stich a furore, form, 1 witnesses formed ar-| The first e caused me to elimi: | ter about him nate at once one possible cause for past Both Sisters Were Pinched ery! Certainly no physical or | The B¢ mental defect has kept this child in the ne haired s! 8 My peri : © | background aight and firm she ts, | alval cal the flare of health in her lips and noon and were returning on a cro Her eyes are expurgated edl- f ind {n 20 | tions of her mother's. I guessed her at them to be a round dozen in number. has attained as hes as the somewhat diminutive m said to the: pinching me.” She sa “& Silly Fuss.” Ing the pincher mig "It is so ailly, all this fuss,” exclaimed 1 st held my ‘ s Held, “Just because people who do to-day, “un not know my private life suddenly find equeeze, Then I it Ihave a daughter. All m: imate knew It. It was no surprise to en. How do you account for the amaze- nt of so many?” I queried, a trifle because T the actress ass with marked en wo am a quiet ed me. “'I,"’ phasis, “am a very an. [have few friends, W people intimately, Naturally speak of my family Iffe to the IT know well, I really never con- whether the public did or did Thad a daughter. ©, Lhave not had eth 1," Miss Held replied to another vent—St. Joseph's. DADE! HEED AB That is the best place—the best life for with her wedding ring gh : a little girl ae areiihniaharinteduiite Florenz Is # -py Now. ed 8 sleeves went t k How did it happen that I brought m tassistel’| her to America this season?” she re- by an 4 a 4 & | peated. Well, you see, each year when blacksimth, and when t ar Was} my play would close 1 would fly to ped and Le was Jed ; Paris. My mother heart yearned for police he wis unting a flock | my Lilly, my daug I would fly and of flamyig saturns with tr He | open Paris house, so that L might child with me. There 1 would til I was forced to return by my art Of course. demands of pung W Ziegte my husband, fs un- Fiteh vay ihe Magistrate: Able to leave his business interests on | yuld mak 1 1 Twas in Paris with my 1 ak Sea A here. Now he tf happy. He smiles. | ; fe ws that I not have to leave ull for t ‘ m when the season ts over. | on aS BO} never has my daughter! must be Miss Held went She is innocent. She nd T wish her to re- seen me QUT OPLIICS. EVER WANT FH on the stage,” impressivi ws nothing, 80.” you think that one of your performances might enlighten a young girl's innocence?” I asked Theatres No Place for a Child. heatre is not the place for a Miss Held put In rather sharply. few performances in these days be good for a young girl to see,” jut,” I blundered along tactlessly, 0 you consider your own rather worse n the There was no mistaking the fact that Miss Held was rapidly freezing. How- she deigned to answer my {m- -David B Hill was geen to-day ation to the published reports t he had been offered the chairmanship of Advisory Commit- tee of the Democratic by Chairman William J, aver, ALBANY. Sept. % she replied with Mr. Ziegfeld, my husband, has several times sald: ‘Do vou not think you are a Ittle broad’ State Committee Conners and Chariea F. Murphy, and had also had ‘Do you not think you could modify been requested by W. J. Bryan to some things a little bit?” 1 always re- fn such a capscity. t ‘When I do things they are chic Mr. Hill said that the story had no| they are differont—they are—Anna Held! ME fever and authoriaed the| f¢ T modify myself what will I be? foundation w iso ‘ Nobody! The same as hundreds of ollowing stateme hi i have not been offered the chalr- ead not seem wise to pursue this manship of the Advisory Committee of | ot oct further, so I revurned, conver- the State Committee by Mr. Murphys! Si onany, to Lilly r. rs or anyiwdy else, nor HAVE) wiwoutd T make her an actress?” Mi juested by ul pivet to ea Held ejaculated In horror, ever! in any such eapacity mot He- Never! NEVER! 'o, she will lead a cept any such position even if It bad quiet Ife and marry and settle down oan he eu t nat Tam #nd=volla tout!” FHAEAN HAVE RAL Ga tee eall Lilly Speaks No English, SSOSPHUR cha ili fecklerntady Having eliminated the theatre from ouncement that | had retired. [ was. the list of childish amusements I asked fh New York yesterday on law business yj Held what forms of diversion she and had no conference with anybody OM) woiq recommend for the budding mind Nt has heretotore been my policy to} “Well, Lilly embrolders very nice; ignore newspaper statements about my-/ sho replied a trite ne nd — inky Nit however, take this ob- | prightening — “she speaks —beautifut not speak English at Speaking French and s eeseraioectaa | tinue so, election ‘of Tam heartily in favor of the national and State Demé- | sale, uckele gad ait SSS | centrepieces would hardiy have been ‘a! ‘den of a riotously good time when [ Lie i abi aes MEE 8 many | + was alan} question. “How could 1, what had | AP4 Matinees and evening perform. | | ances? I could not have given her any ure, She has heen in a French con- just outside of Paris, | THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, Sar ieeers 24, 1908. DPNGHER “dé Js So Silly, All This Fuss,” Says Anna Held, WANTS HSE NAURETANI HE ! Little Woman.” _|"My Mother deart Yearned for! 7 My Child.” know what a man with I say: ‘If That is re the \ er with me all i less with rehearsals | Li. i © DOWNPOLC W FOR KILLING BOY “Well, I am glad you have seen my be d that y know Ww proud T pee note Miss Held sal jetting sco Vhirls Suddenly and Dashes | weil ne to the ane, FT ove Over Ricketts on Way | Witnesses S ay He Was Racing | n—with the same | With Another Taxicab When ad | to Station. ehe is ly in OMAN OVERCOM WiTh DIZZINESS | Lad Was Run Down, “Casey the Cop,” who !s a terror to! f automobile speeders, because he can beat) jyarry Steffens, the chauffeur who was most racing machines on his motorcy- | ariving the that ran down cle, and Frank Ricketts, a policeman at- | tweive-vear-old Morrla Striker, of No. tached to Central Office, stop speeding of the upper were completely outwitted by two men and two women in a big red touring car at 4A. M. to-day, and when taxicab, ned to's Bast One Flundred and First atreet, elp Casey west side last night was held to-day by Coroner of homi= ger in $5.0 on a charg: after the boy's death early Hart cide f race of many miles was over Ricketts in the Mount Sinai H pote In deta nent to Washington Heights Hospital ,of the ball he was committed to the with cuts on his head and bruises about | Tombs airs j his legs and body. Nylihesses a6 Ute dent Cea AS Gaps Casey and Ricketts were at Sixty-| Steffens and another taxicab drive a cial cith street and. Broadway on thelr | CFE Facing (hele care down a steep Felt as Though Another Step CLR Alen eta RULGITOBILG! Ome) tal Ate sal eet lp i 8 whirling it going at a rate of fifty A =< IM : J fles a a The two policemen c!alist meeting opposite an ” Forwatd Would Make Her jmlles en hour, he two policemen | inls mosis Kors, ‘The made after the car, and every ounce of listening to the Hs Fall on Pavement. ed was put on e ieurni “Come on yelled one of the women to stand} ise 1 , = on the r spat You are Casey the oft tiee the other i ; eta cop. You need help to catch us-you | which kn the front and Gs NODE, st Des DENY al oy iJ : '. Casey the cop hind wheels pa him , ‘ooper, who, with his assistants, is now e other woman waved her hand. Inf Steffens's cab, which ran over the demonstrating the Cooper preparations Warevd ian and a woman Inievel kerchief and laughed and then flung bes at Riker’s New Drug Store, West Four s, Mie crowd at the meeting hisses at the tw olicemes Jn came 1! teenth street, near Fifth avenue, ts Mrs, cepollcemshis On. cam iy volive Casey and Ricketts, and at Dyckman PHU Le Aree Berchman Mann, living at 143 eRe ae aera A ORS | eeaRl (ETE and’ fourth Twenty-sixth street, New York eee meee aosue quviolance way of tie a The two po- | Street Stat ed violen statement given for publication reg: j sstietagrey (ye é licemen came alongside and Ricketts © woman gown ing her experience with the Cooper ; irandit raltyicl made a flying leap and landed in the au- |{n the dusty road and took the infu medicine, Mrs. Mann says eats Ty 1 ; tomobile, boy's head in her lap while the erow For two years I suffered from chronic | "you are under arrest,” said Ruck ninladvanad dacradiecDie boy, Wasi take indigestion and diabetes. Frequently | a5 he. grabied. th SeauaGh Rect [Geter arin a thal pollceteandiat when I ate anything of a solid wi be PRUE ie, Coewcou py tS 120. 8 EUR s 8 el eer aati: Ben Ti ste ey Ale nature neck, “Now halt.” was decided t ® was badly In- I would become prostrated from pain in iia bee The chauffeur halted and was told to | jured internally, pedien my stomach and liver. Gas pressed |,” fi ee ieehilale hve Broundlimyineart menusing, (ntenuerpaln| Cava peeattamauiua aia uno une ROU Men TT cnn Pied adr pitation so that I could scarcely breathe, RIUHENS Sued and Bot Mes CS EN cleanin a eee For weeks at a time I practically lived | Motoreyele. Re MOURE SRA estan on liquid food. You take that bunch down to the | dying lad had n dd into the “Bometimes, while walking on the Weit One Hundred and Fifty-second operating room S was arrested street station,” Casey said, “I will wait |The man and woman, who did not give street, I would become light-headed and 7 here for some more like them.’ thelr names. disappeare dizay, and felt as tho: nother ste peed Would topple me over on my |.Riding by tho side of the automobile oe ; nt 4 [Ricketts started to the station-house . face. I was extremely nervous and : was at One Hundred and Fifty-fittly nor did I derive any benefit from the varlous medicines I took. THE MARRIAGE ANNULLED. | street when the chauffeur st on speed, whirled his Wenly put, machine Finally I procured a treatment of ; ‘ : about, Cooper's New Discovery and began tak- |@Nd before the policeman could get out r Raye oe Beall Ing It. It had been recommended go |Of the way he and his motorcycle were Anton Anstett, a Brooklyn Ag {highly that I was anxious to give It a Under the wheels of the car Ite PR GHC Decree trial, though I felt that my condition ual i es was almost past aid. I was all the ji ear started on its From Justice Giegericl more surprised, therefore, when I be- | him the s: hing gan to experience relief, In a short she continued to gered Declaring that Evelyn had wooed at time I had Improved to such an extent |PSickotis waa pretiy badiy hurt, but | Vom him tnto a marrying mind simp! that my husband, who was also in a grabbed his motorcycle atid tried to | (9 Set him Into a position when she run down condition, was persuaded to | mount, only to find the wheel a total | claim a widow's dower when he take the New Diacovery himself, | Rigg. The gasoline tank had been | died, and that she never loved him and “We have both ber greatly benefited | Proken and the spokes were bent. Then | refused to live with him after the cers and notice particularly the remarkable | “after the injured policeman had been | Mony was performed, Anton Anstet regularity of our bowels, having each |taken to the hospital, Casey was asked: |a Brooklyn real estate operator, brouglit been troubled with constipation for | ../\3,pae's the number of that automo- | q guit for the annulling of thelr ma years, 1 now eat freely of any food 1| bil ‘a ike and experience no bad results, ay forgot to look,” answered Casey. the formation of gas has ceased, and | “I forgot to look at the number because He {8 forty-five, while Evelyn ts sti the heart palpitation, pain and distress I new we had them.” on the right side of thirty. The sult after eating has disappeared. My liver | “Did you look at the number?” Rick- ae eee Or UE 40 falls to bother me. I am decidedly ets was asked. Fae, vigorously opposed: by, Cheries) F: stronger. I sleep well and feel well, and "No," replied the Injured man. “I only the hearing before \. P. Wagener, the certainly Aperee late what Cooper's New know that the chauffeur ha smooth | referee evidence showed that after Discovery has done for mo. face, and that both the women were | the ceremony, on Aug. 9, 198, she told Cagperie Ran taro atone, Weet Rates | Drgtey.” the bridegroom that she did. not. pro. iii avenue: phate | 80, @ general alarm has been sent | pose to let him kiss her and would not out for a chauffeur with a smooth face | live with him. She went her own way, and two pretty women who ride In anj| and Justice Glegerich granted a decres automobile that goes faster than the of annulment to the real estate man on ja® permite «the referee's recommendation, meet the public dally, The Cooper medicines are gold at he Riker stores, snd can ob- st ne other Amite atone WITH! MANY SHIPS IN GRIP OF FOG SENT TO JAL OR CONTEMPT ae ae Won't Return Three Houses: Big Cunarder Unable to Put to Him as Ordered by to Sea—Other Liners the Court. | Can't Come In | Patriot Gallas hirae: w York ty ow wered tor, applied to Justi . in the another inket to-day, whieh Supreme ( vday. to have his wie, | brought outgoing and incoming steam: Mary, with whom he lives, adjudged In| ships to a halt, delayed shipping and | She as filled, he? made ferr Outside the lay at anchor boats run sl edale, contempt of court a Arrows t three houses, vuretania | start on her says, to retranster to him not daring to S15 and S17 Bast Twenty-sixth across the ced Around tie and No, 316 Haat Ty irder were dozens of other ships, | eth ia A hee with a judgment] some bound out, others bound in sbtatned by him in Auguet In Justice Mauretania had a tugboat to lead | Seabury's court. ‘The houses are worth her down when started on ler trip $100,000, If he wins Mrs, Gallagher will yesterday afternoon, but as she pussed 1 sant to Ludlow Stet Jail. Quarantine the fox began to settie, and | Mr. Gallagher, whose offices are at Capt, Pritehard ided to drop anenor, | No. 81 Broadway had some big fobs All the f¢ its, espocially th for the olty, and could not qualify in. from Staten Island and from Thirty- pareeniln lens, so ninth s vokivn, were moving at three houses half time, ( who depended n his purpose yusiness In M fe asked his wif ue getting to work, ‘The She refused, H the North and Kast River ai ment, but she still! ferries was also badly upset, and the big refused, H. J. Wehla, In behalf of Mr.| boats érom Sandy Hook, which usually omer directing tn on the minute, through J bay and aprived at the Cedar son, te mild et and W Forty-second street adjudged In contempt of court and late punished steamships ‘Teutonic, Carmania sriine Isprudence and Koenig A All due in this morn- has a cout of jus neasked by ing, are supposed to be anchored down isband to send his with whom nity. ‘The revenue cutters did not s living, the mot iis child, 8) venture out to me n because of fe wn A of re yet s 3 the fog, and word came from Quarantine eve the Court will afd) him: fed A NUE Re Ee Ar TARE THROES of appeal | pve a daa wel be here was great confusion along the | river front, ‘Teamsters tn great num It he sends bers I out waiting for t Street and West street ats, nse her will layed ferryt mother sure the Court As ot ald him when it is understood that tt ning advanced the fog seemed te ig injured in no way by he to ow worse, and there was no these prop pron of its lifting. } the vents and exe The day force at ile Island was! ywuership no forced to spend the night on the island, | i nal adjudication tog Was so dense that the island wats by ute Court.” t “i forced tne up. tiously. It was Impossible to ry na few yards ahe dawn, and whe! condith in nee more | ring the hot during the hours | 1s had not improve “i HE HOLO BIC CROWDS AT RUSTIN yp R TRA. Rush t 0 See Davis, Accused Man, and Abbe Rice, Lead- | ing Witness, A OMAHA Neb, Sept. %—-The little j court room at the police station was ‘ filled to {ts capacity when Charles B. | Davis, charged with the murder of Dr. | Fredertek Rustin on the night of Sept appeare preliminary hearing to day, Davis came to the court accor par by his two brothers, Frederick H. Davis president of the First Nation ind Thomigs Davts prominent real estate dealer, and was attorneys. He was quite composed, Cam. n ' is to catel ) ‘ and t veted a crowd c t A big " fave the anion s M S: would, Appear A and cas { R weed ngs: and prosecutor. @ minor offe: few been rn Carnia $<» ‘CARNEGIE GIVES $1,250,000 Ai ae) | TO HERO FUND FOR SCOTCH. 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As an ald in the Warfare against the tuberoulosis germ Dr, Detre's discovery {s said to be fraught with potent posst- bilities, By the discovery of a method of cutaneous reaction it Is possible fo determin n ent yur hours whether an Infected person is suffering from human or bovine tuberenlosis, thus ale lowing Immediate applications of he especial preventive most effective in at- her of these two types af bacilll, Dr Detre states that his mettiod has also aided in establishing ist What portions of the anatomy are most susceptible to each type of nillus, ir. Detre bovine tu human from dis presses the opinion ti rculosis is conveyed to igs through milk or butter ted cattle, but asserts that ise is never contracted through jrating the meat of tubercular cattle. oe NEW EXAMINING BOARD. 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