The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1909, Page 3

( ) ee ee THE EVE ne ot > “BOUNCERS” ARE - Senator Harte, Aftinity Hater, Decided on RAIDERS CAURHT AEWMOVETO FND | 29 FOR THE RATS OF 23 POLITE BUT FIRM Crusade Alter Listening to the Hains Trial POLICE MA FULATION IN 0 $ ¢—_ -__-__. AT CAFE MARTIN Betves His Bit mposing Twenty Years’ Imprisonment Would Affect Restaurateur Admits Detec Fifty Per Cent. of the Men in | | tives Guard Place Against | the Greater City. “Undesirables,” pita aM Be VE eatin ScoRNS gso00 sur, BUT THE NEW LAW WOULD | Patron Who Was Ejected Did Not Take Offered Excuse, Says Proprietor. “Men and Women Should Be Pun-| ished Equaliy for Same Ottense, Yes, we have had Pinkerton detec- ° ’ tivee In our mataurant and we wien SQYs Legislator, Who Will In- finue to have them until the place ts Ahoared of all mich objectionable por tr oduce | Novel Biil Monday, @ons as those who were put out Sun- @ay night a week ago,” sald Louls Mar- tin to-day when he was asked about the $0,000 damage sult brought against By Nixola Greeley - seme: ERI, AES 0 f the establishment by Charles Baring, ner is Dey of No. 42 New street, who was ejected el ately mpanion on the night of s cower to cover! For His Chr} trail. Jan. 10. “It was necessary to have the de- tectives, because they know, better @ven than ourselves, the persons whom we do not want.” he continued. “For some time, 11 the cafe espectally, there have been a class n who are most undesirmble as taurant. It is do while they are tations they have t to us—and my brothe or if the Long Island solon has his man or woman in New York convicted of being an affinity or soul-mate will henceforth serve froin ten to twenty years {n prison for the offense. Gather rosebuds while ye may, for on Monday next n the itive hails at Albany, Senator Harte ill making affinict + eve of any re much what they to introduce a is a “capital of- mith Bux! Senator Harte told me all about his projected reform ; r to-day in his charming home at No. 35 Stevens street, Astoria. The a suse eave Cerinined to ril the affinity chaser {8 a tall, clean-shaven, lean young man, with an intelligen’, Claims H+ Was Ejected, earnest, yet tnexpertenced face, which indicates that he may really ba serous in his projected crusade. would not discuss ext’ Monday night,"" he declared! committing the crime and a law against r, Solemnly, “shall introduce a bili Sftinittes would serve a sim pose, Tt my bill had no n Baring claims that h tron of t pure making all a Nnities subject to fn e restauran ould pars Tam sure the onment for from ten to twenty that Sunday night, Jan : Should bead: ae ivereiiad “The tdea of this bili came to me t J he the aim cf he was u: i he and his [ had attended several segsions of the CYST! & the happy friend were aske and that ns trial at Flushing. I disapproved when they tried to re-enter they were forotbly ejec of the a al of Hains, but I eatd “This is mai Mr, ‘© Myself that tf the law provided an Martin, “wi 1 respect t adequate pun nt for home-wreck- esting restaurant aris, ners, husbands would not have to take things go—ri ans go th eet ey Uap eitierne e nto thelr own hands, After and have their fling, and when a yo lady dances a can-can on a table top or T had thought the matter over I de- eided twenty years In prison was about kicks the hat f e head of her es-| the right punishment for the crime of cort avery one smiles and no one is| home-wrecking. Shocked. But here it is very different. “Why not electro nv” [asked Qne nay not do these things in a pub Against Cupital Punishment. Me restaurant, and a et ' ‘ i ar allow such doings wou booed. The American, wants to ve respectable—e French restaurant in his home “How about some of » suppers t ti lately?” he was have been a | naughty, | "Those were private vate room, the saine as and what took pia to be for added, has never been anything that would siock a liberal per. son.” Pinkerton Men on Guard. ator Harte's re- d wome should the off the women wil Atchbishop Clears Staten Isl- and Rector ‘After an In- my bill t serve tin I believe in a ind an equal pt women. equal moral ent for m en the poor woman in shame while the ¥ from the e of his bigger than he did ven't they? crime for before.” James Devlin her mem- St. Patrick's .S. 1, against the Ham J, Donovan. her Dono- tk among Was Not supposed e law a New Do to bers of the cor Ch In Richmo the Rey, Wt yplaint waa "I think e you are abo enacted in 1907, Wer Hed affinities arreste diseh {at that,’ he Mr. £0, e Long men fro: mposad been a n $250 or the o! s' imprison: tives, wearing 8 quite inad- sup in the cafe and in the room, all the while keeping their eyes » offense, It is my opinion a divorce suit Is brought open for men and women who: t should be prosecuted. s fe not all that it should be or whose -Attorney and to The Archbis ends a reputations, as the prop says, are term.” cont h involved distasteful how would the wife Auxiila “There is scarcely ever any trouble,” I ed, being) eu h they gave for the benefit Mr. Martin ce 1 always n “De rch and the disposition of the collected. Called on Archbishop, A committee of seventeen men and women on behalf of Father Donovan called on the Archbishop and assured him that the recalcitrant element con- quietly don fg inclined scene, no one else know! h know taurants now she w tain offenses an end a man to prison r support and that of her ch' ? “she might,’ Harte admisted, With some reluctance, “I hadn't thought Pinkert about that tin any event my Di tod te: anibiper cent of the saya will serve as a protection to her." i Fee veiniecnerand ala nel embers of the church, and did no! od of Vetting @ man know | And eofaraa by Et? SEA bership elude the best element tn tho parish. Inchided on the committeo were John that he {s unwelcome is to have a! city do you think would escape y walter hand him a note in a napkin. t were tt atin 0 1 od a ° i i : : McEntee, of New Dorp; Lawrence The note |s from the head wal Possibly 0 per cent.,"” replied the Ppa orp Richmond, and Trustees politely asking him to leave, and If he gonate Bee ae ce erat aE ELIS has a woman with him, or other guests, j¢ at least that number btul to their wives and lin, of this city. r ver any necessity for them gamitte. 7 oes apo famille It {8 said that the matter would “Another way Is to cal ndesir: Would Take Wise Counsel ended there {t not been for a | which the pastor wrote tc Supt. Bard- well, of the public schools This letter concerned @ woman teacher, who was a member of th adles’ Auxillary, and her alleged fatl- ‘will be Just as open to prosecution as Y a ores ° iis Priest funda col- a fanitmexnecrnt Sony lected from the euchre. ey Acoma es bact hon Talore) aot be sHoritolltne elohvalcon. Deo 8) last) able patron ty t fg outside the (in courteously int rietor docs ul ne js given the r inity his friends that he is call away, thus saving him from embar ment pat “In our case the Pinkerton men were 4 and ‘the pat haw worked York Inada, Iwas born and broug en he | “Many men are not, 1 know. If they ve get a taste of State's prison, however, + they will be apt to take wise counsel th themselves before trying it again, “Women, the Senator relterate Instances men have te: up in Mani 1 know, Juat|the Im or of the auxiliary: sold tickets 0 rse, it was. RNa Dut 1 caalty 08 ft Two di prior they held a eee tee momUTrence eee PUL veiieve hat If people learned that hav- nth folenitereni the slasonay otithe 1 1 money, and were tol y Father Dono- —————— ing an affinity !s a crime, p able y FIGHTING EXCESS FARES, lone term in prison, weit Van that, according to chureh prac think twice before committing tt. There they could turn over the money \o SSS mifght relatively be more pronecutiona Some did so, but one young wom Service Board Orders Herring (n Now York City sec. Later the , WastnaaslceiNaw Yor to Incorporate and act Independentl; Brees ee a leading and double living, In Aton the pastor. This move to tneorporate On the complaint of M. H. Fishburn, tang man can have two wives scarcely Met s.th Father Donovan's opposition. mee a SERRA Meee Atle g block apart, and no one need be + Disbanded the Auxillary, road fr atbush avenue, Brook- i Nf 4 Hers every one te wa ome of tt tyn, out to Jamaica, the Public service “ttt : When Some be aes oe eas by his neighbors hay had ‘vollacte: Commission has ordered a hearing for More oF less by ts thoy had collected everywhere,’’ i ihe pale A b Feb, 2 to Inventigate the legality of an /*,°Ye! van, from the pulplt, announced the exc harge of ten cents to all pas. ‘And you believe your bill will be dtehanc of the auzillary and gave sengers paying a cash fare on the Passed?” I inquired, the members 1 Dee. 17 to turn over) trains, “L have every hope of it," the earnest tie money collected, The matter was brought to the at- Henator replied. “I feel sure that if The teacher did not respond Leo a eae eet a LOW Weeke oth houses approve of It Gov. Hughes priest wrote to Supt. Hardwe plain the practice. The ane, Twland | Will sign It. that the teacher waa withhol f road refused to reling The "Tam In rather a foottah postion,” | money bel shurehy The oney belanging to the churel: The Fallroad clalina that it 1s fuustined un he continued, “Last year 1 voted! woman rallied her porters Agalinat the race track billw, I got huns|(urned the money ¢ r tel ‘om. cler ” ng fend the latter sent a ¢ dreds of letters from clergymen urging Mie ithe a report at me to vote for the racing mei the my constitusnts urged me to vow, auatnat them, oT did #0." | eaene " had pation of Jamen ey iad ty Prondeng | poe the Benators from the Tenderloin! ratrac chaiged. They were {nvited begs “ie National, Mr. Stillman, | district will execuie tho wishes of their | 10, \s Aver a 1 one of ier upon tere NI r FetUring as Proaldent of the) constituents end detia! your bile?" by tad et ‘ d ! to have announced he would, under cer- tathtution, will remain as a director, Senator Harte laug' i d, tain circumetan 5 ina ‘Nateda” = Fi ea Rd and the ing for the 6 expensed ire to Arche eee « NEW NATIONAL BANK HEAD, W. A. Simonson, Vice-Preaident of the National City Bans was to any elected Father Donovan had} r “They may, You never can tel Butyot,” This man js said to he peared when he was advised that the T know this much, the law INS | Dollop of New Dorp knew of his daclar- | murdeg prevents many persons from ation aguing, the priest, WING WORLD, TORSDAT, FANDANT 19, 1908, re clentint Starts at Exterml- Those in a Warehouse, an Danysa, of the Pasteur In RIME THEATRETICNEIS with rats abroad; the i ithorkze [4:2 UB DIC > ae 1 that rats have done ze to Manaschar, Found at Table, AMerman Redmond Offers pi 0 of He Had) Onee Another Ordinance to Stop Been Member Sidewalk Nuisance | THERE FOR “EVIDENCE.” | PROVIDES A PENALTY, Sa totolnbaiatafedabet ated This Recipe tor Home- Made Cough Cure Is Worth Saving. Most of the suffering and most of the serious diseases result ‘. colds and coughs could be entirely Fails, in Court, to Say Whom, Blames Corporation Counsel Fi . ‘ \ Fey filth hae our! prevented if the proper medicine were He Was Watching to | for Failure of Board's on hand and could be taken conven: Saaaency | Former Action. en ier the first signs of trouble + By saving the ftecipe given below you will always have an excellent Pol Moris J, Man of Alder James W. Redmond, Chatty prescription for colds and coughs. 0 the Eldiridge street statton, an man of the Committee on and Qf better yet, by making up the remedy he Yorkville! L@gisiation, who nted t inal ou will always have it handy, A vaspoonful dove taken when the first syinptoms arige will ward off a vast Amount of suffering and possible dan- nik quostioned Haters remlution of repel Mis presen nity I. introduced an , Fe ance to-da be posttively ger. This is the rectpe: x al Club's rooms, at No, Gl nits tlie wale of tckels or cards Of ranulated Sugar Syrup le mirth street, Ws when mem adn to Jo umusenent oP Pinex ; s of I , 4 stam ralded Ld 104 Put the Pinex (60 cents’ worth) In a pint bottle il fill up the bottle with he yall was odd Nts, wv tl for any per made 1 Mather and Mooney and man HATE tient ST “RIL Reilly, dotn Dunn, of No. Wet Strnps In any street oor thor \ on atre Bronx, was arrested of the city or New York, u ‘ Ueket or card of admission to p 0 dowith being mngible for the edieine will any theatre, opera-house, concert Sa gambling resort hall or place ot pablie exhibition oF I ean be axchar way not only found in the | amusement. Any person guilty of e olution of this ordinance oF at b rooms, standing near x pool art. thereot shall, upon. convtetion piel ich a game of craps was 10) jefore a City Magistrate, be punish ¢ hours, as required as itis, itis in every way to the’ ready-mad hat cost five or six. times Obstinate, deep-seated cou 4, accurding to Policeman} at & tiie ot not less than te ag dollars (lH) or imprisonment in the fil courte tordnyy shut unOn wna) oo aces nnn Gms IELERPIeL tea syr mveh ompelled to admit: that he thme| ceeding te 4 for each oftens § usually SENATOR IE SOR IN eae ea ear ied (RTH LM CGI CO ORG fron ees eam seofeldicali tunica ot wenlyatouemcy? LANNIS TD he was appotnted to the poll ree | ll It is also an excellent” remedy for sf H member of, Hemediatel Whooping-cough th PART Ive months ago he was a member of I ping-cough, pains in the chest, of PORTA. LP 00 fie (ati) | Will Urge Passage. 031 hies, hoarsene re (AS. H ” aN 15 pcipe get There to Get “Evidence 1 Thus ordinance,’ said Alderman Red- * Pinex, which Is the most va Getting very red in the face Manas: | mond, ohits the nail on the head and | & gentrated compou | for you if you ask him NTS mov } proclaiined a nulsanee, and since us ne a member, he PUTNEW YORKERS ALL RIGHT, SAYS — eta teldataeart" = [MUTUAL i Ing to get evidence against two men repeated the existing ordl { fe seemed to have a woefully vague | nance we did so in good faith and the Hit tomer 4 ders broke into the | Ain, Ot fon, and Club they found Ol hat, too, despite tis opinion. which le to the Board in advance of pea C MILK C. Sullivan for It, Too. » the Alderman produced this ex- ee te) om Mr. Pendle iter to the ICs rich, sanita ) Which said group of ten men about a pool table, on men were v ing dice, Dunn Promises to Say Only Nice No Harm if Young Fenn co Go that they wer mine who liad y Things, Though, for She Ad- to Services With Idea of | .ci’# i nother hearing, continu! always pure, i i at had been furnished by Dunn | @tn order that. the qu 1 may be mires All Americans, Learning Scriptures, MS TEETGCANLLOMtTTONVD Toles Ce TU eA a Neri rte troucamuoulatnanall RV ourget itina SEALED boitle | ~ ly declared t Joonsing of ticket specu. BROMey Wid ae Jators aud dnother leating to the sale of Though America and Americans hithe CHICAGO, Jan, 19.—While flirting in| pockets and th tickets, The validity of the latter ordl- arn t Ne hance could be tested in an appropriate ther harshly handled theatres and other places of public <= Gh) COUPER CH GT HER by visiting forvlgn_ wi ss Voris ginasement shod te tatooed, accord. MURDER, CORONER SAYS, "A's need have no fear of the versatile an of Comtesse (oria Gruat, the Intest jin aonecreal thay irre meena ke POLICE STICK TO SUICIDE. i has announced that it may proper iy novelis| is gather “IM piace in church, ‘ it ee r thin titled Ita ta harmttli tis de-! “Unknown' Killed Man) Found an erary promt- el Sunday fnin” “S™" Dead in Stable With Ni Pistol! | COLD HALTS MINE WORK. attan as quietly as any “«hurel Near, ¢ P. Sullivan hauled irporation Counsel ils f nd Rome has mar ngs and irely No Deposits Required on Purchases up to $290 an ardent admirer tions,” iand the Ameri- rom tt ular, even th Pent Near 7 fn Pennsylyanin and Men ns Ave Lauble to Reneh Collle can woman inp: wigh In publle playhouses she has Comtesse y imay’ follows (nthe footate Auckland and E Glyn in putt 0 book form her ions of th antry, but she promises in her a i gto give to the work! a very dif. young people come'n ! rent Idea of American manners and other but to learn the Scriptures.” World eee SREP OSAP O BE PIUS GRACIOUS a) PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19—The cold father of the winter was expert enced ere to-day, whe ye Govern nine de plays tn on and if the of Lady the result that fact atres a est found shi h no pist ment thermometer registe ather is als of Pennsyl below 7 he coal mines was vst of them were (Special) t Ca OY CLENED|, At 5c Weebly Intertor She sald to an Even er this morning in h at the Plaza ie Amertean woman ess beau-ti-ful ARCHBISHOP IREI.AND. ary upheld re runny late, ; the Amertean man wonderful and Nev pein —— 107109: weet ie 5s York It esa the most beau-tl-ful place in ‘ Ha NEW YORK GIRL WED INLONDON DELAY FOR HEINZE. OPEN: SATURDAY. EVEN the world Tells Americans at Audience He Is aoe 5 S ENT 4 tes Gle ~ ey Terie 7. TONDON, Jan. 19.—-Mary, daughter of _ — a Comte Jaa r Gruno Glad to Have Prelate So Mrs. Lewls Edwards, of } was Trial on Charge of Violating Hank- and sister Tort of the Pai alhe. Her sclentitle art!oles. Ing Law Not Ready. | HAVE YOU TRIED OUR "| Long in Rome. married Churoi, Square, to ROME, Jau Archibald Trelan arin Figaro, are widely Was | tag Macbwen, of the Cameron TREN canara edit je French ¢ 1 where received tn private audience by the Pope | landers tnited States Dist tor: elie fe known as the close f the : Ls a United States District-Atto to-day and prevented to the Vontift a ex-Empress ugenie and a woman of PARALYZED BY FALL that the case of F, high Iterary as well as soctal accom. &roup of thirty 4 m m 4 H s Pevloiat ing pilahmente s diocese, ‘The Pope spoike to each of || Joseph Powell, County Collector of inal s visitors, remarking the pleasure {t Burlington County suftertng vuld no Sure, She Likes Us. tas to lint to have the Archbishop here | from prraiyaly of the right side, cl expe appearance the newly arrived for so long by a fall on the fey pavement in front. Pres othr ( ntess {8 large and falr, wit Turning to the Archbishop, he sald he of lils oiflce. Mr. Powell hoy been county ; #0 al preventer f c uindance of golden falr ‘and large would see him again several times be- | collector for more than a quarter of a | case ii Will provably not come up blue eves fore hia departure | century before March . “T have been fn America but three q weelts and did not know my — = Ly to ” but) my close : . ws Ble sald, "Lum ‘delighted The Great Atiantic & Pacific Tea Co, 5 Stores in the U.S. with what T have seen of the city, ther has been #9 cold Th but re elegant. than in any other cen Fou i! the world. It is all because the : A sie ict mt tea will save. hal ity and has the good taste to glye t . . her soclal affaire n alr whieh ‘ound tn tries. It ts not avagance an over-exhibition of wealth. All these things the Amer a ' aceused of, but ’ to be so and 1} have b entertained your. ‘Bakers: bill, Parla, wave a bey honor, and at this anc funetions 1 have had a chance to Judge the Anorlean nan and women Finest In the World “What dof think of them? American woman !# the moat bea woman Int 1d, @he has exqulal taste In drama, tn the arrangement y halr and In avery sarturlal appol call for an Amertean Arrange my eoudu h more artistte ra, for in copy dg they add an at ota all thelr own, And woman tw not lacking tn i mentality ® equal In many waya On the she {a wonderful OAK to the Amertoan man, to m husband Inthe Ww conaldera Milled from the cream be here, nor where | travel fter my vialt. 1 atial He Tam anvused, after tl and Counte Gloria Kave Vent to an expressive a! “put If L deolde to write my tmpres Hoya) of your people and your country and that la what { axpect to do—l wil! pron treat them very Kindly, for [ admire them more than any other peo- ple] have met.” To Be Sure You Can Automo- Diles at @ Hundred Places, but Row momber that for BARGAINS Yon Bhould Seo What World “An | Advertisemegts Have to Say. '