The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1911, Page 4

| ae THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1911. LADYLIKE FIST (Mr. Kid Betts Takes a Hint and Then DOCTOR'S WE REBELS SURROUND (ARCHBISHOP RYAN FROLICSOME PET BUTFIERYSOUL | 44 Sharkey Ball Goes on Merrily pears SHOT THAT | UAREZ READY T0 | HOLDSGAINAND CAUSES DEATH DEFIES DECIES “avs. ™<* i. FILLS HUSBAND) ATTACK THE CITY, SURPRISES ALL OF GIRL SINGER | Dress Clothes and “Jools.” — | Physician, pos From | Leader Orozcu Looking .. Prelate Better Than in Some Elsa Moxter’s mgr Lassie Illness, Leaves a Note and | Ground Before Moving | Days and Hope Held of Re- | Knocks Over Gas Lamp | “Kisses” and Ends Life. Against Federal Forces covery—Writes a Check. as Owner Sleeps. In Fine Feminine Hand “John Madison Thomas” Writes | MANY NOTABLES THERE. veto tae a a Most Lavish in Spending Time BACLED THE “HON. S.R.”| t0MakeEliteand Bon Ton | 77/57 Dr. Staniey D. Curran, forty-two gears | Eitri AT COYAME,| PHTUAD@LOHTA, Feb. 4—Arch-|BOTH ARE OVERCOME. ‘3@ . 4 ALVA old, of No, 2% West One Hundred ané ‘bishop Ryan, who has been on the joy Occasion. DAWS Eas ‘Twenty-second street, commited euselde wwerge of death for ah entire week, Was : in the library of his home on the ground reported to-day to be much stronser.! Girl Came Here From St. 4 But Brother of Bridegroom-to-| ase floor of the house at 38 o'clode this Insurrectos Catch Government | ana members of his official household mmany Hall Inst evening morning by shooting himself in the right e inches tall ‘ause when | and within sight of Jua: stock market ruled moderately rebel leader told friends yester- ij he outset morning, but the; ey © he expected to attack Juarez) At noon the following | late Saturday evening or Sunday He| bulletin was given vo cloes were freed from the sell. | declared that he intended making Ju: epiacopal residence ¢ that was [9 evidence dur- | the Mexico, rallying all his { yesterday's s on @ march south prospect of a duel. | Here is come of Mr. Thomas's’ let- ter: “City Editor, Evening World | “Sir—In @ burst of tea- room eloquence | @Paracteristic of his kind the “Hon.” 8. R, Beresford, according to The Even- believe there is a chance for him to} 7 Quie Eni ent 7 i | q -ouis, Hoping to Become Be Rang Off, Says Mys- [ana tis morning the rain beat pittiessly | temple. Soldiers on the March—Lone | recover. itis physicians, however, are ping down into Fourteenth street, but inside His wife, Mrs. Ella M. Curras, was non-committal. | a Star in Opera. . terious Scribbler, ‘Tammany Hall all was @atety and awakened by the shot and, running inte American Active. With a deoper understanding Kahr baad pera. . mirth, for the annual bal! of the Tom the room, found him helt dressed, causes a btn of or iay he tet | ' net r . refrain from holding ou y a . | Sharkey Assocation ( d for the well atretehed out on the floor with a sdmit that the insproversmnt, Mch| With the operatic stage ad the god! Angered by the indifference which| known man about town) was takin calibre pistol in his hand. Mis studeat| EL PAGO, Tex, Feb. 4.~The Damoc-|o.00n early yenterday, thas continued, | of her ambition, Elsa Moxter, prepor- hig invitation to battle has been re-/ Place. It was considersdle bal ne hed lamp was burning brightly and nearby | lean sword of insurrection wae still eus-| and that the aged prelate seems bet: | corgi and twenty-two years old, three Céived, “John Madison Thomas,” the) Pleasant time being hed by all: for | om @ table was e note reading: Dended over the City of Juares to-dey.| ter and stronger than he has been at! ary aco persuaded her mother, the Ghailenger of Lord Decies, flance of | it, —, sd hcl aa “I beg forgiveness of all I may have! Just when Pascual Orosco and his fol-| any time since the veginning of his] 1 {0 piano-maker, to Jeave St. Vivien Gould, wrote to-day to The! 5 Mr. Kid Petts had | injured. Kisses for my dear lady. lowers would cut the thread was a little | !liness. Louis and mak . we 7 tibet. Gan tieteic aie BDO" fy The Archbishop had an excellent make a home at No. 03 West Bvening World indignantly telling of| been trun out for the third time the ball | hie Sea Indefinite, but it was very definite in- Tate leat night he insisted that | One Hundred and Mighty-fourth street, . Ris fruitless efforts, ax a representa-|was regarded as being properly under He had made four deed that the attack of the young revo. | ™Meht- ns which had [80 that she might be close to the musical tive of the American Girls for Amer!-|way. ‘This happened shortly after 1 ——— _| paper to indicate the Kisses. Wirenaty 1eseet Gh “the: boreee cety| EU MEET. One eee ne ee to hie, | Cehtre GE-Amarigl aNd mara ‘eaalty Babe ah Bociety Association, to find any or] o'clock this morning. On the a Tom Sete, Curren seretened: Ser ely Gh | Welds, “ebcerding to: dis ews atatamant, | 0UtR renetved should Te rele O° eee aoa atadinn Whe tren | all of the members of the Beresford] occasicn Mr. Betts was struck tn the R E | asked that Dr. G. J. Blakeslee, of NO! 1, intends making the provisional capi-| Among them was 8 Mba a sue her studle’ The frolicking of a pet | family now in America and exact sat-|ese with the pole of a large purple SHA K. | @) West One Hundred and Firat street, | ia) of atexico, weld not be lone 4 Bishop Waish of Lk Me. rn | dog. Lassie, wrote finis to-day across ; igfaction on the field of honor for the| banner bearing the words in gold leaf, 2EADS | be called. He sald Dr. Curran had dled press » de! another from Adolphus § seed | ly the page of the girl's ambition, She Wan 1 winning of Miss Gould's hand and for-| Welcome,’ and after that a feeling tt q Louis brewer, who ts now in found by her mother dying, while gas ! > over } THE instantly. OMclat notice of the Intended attack| nia. His telegram read ah és \ tune by the head of their house. teemed to er lim that there | "phe Gea@ man had been a. sufferer fe h satitornia 1] #8 escaping from a tube which had | Mai. hemes)" whoever and wherever | ware people there who didn't want him GRAND e Teached the American Consul at 10,%0| “Everywhere I go in California 1) 000 Cnn i dent's lamp Aah Li | from gastritis for several mouth, and | ioe aigat hear people praying that you may re- . | he may be, writes on the stationery of | present and, being a man who can take | night. In this notice Orozco sald Lamp Found on Table the Hote! Imperial, but he isn't known |@ hint, he saw his way clear to depart- MARCH |aithough his doctors had assured bim | n9 wouta attack within twenty-four | COV os P . i there nor at any of the addresses he | ing. Shortly thereafter. aiso, Mr. Sharkey [he was improving, be did mot think 80. | nours, Couriera from his camp about | When @ letter appealing for a worthy | The vad y the girl ves. The handwriting of the letter--|{n person led the grand march, accom- [Yesterday he seemed unusually de- charity wae read to him the Arch | last n as she « ing-room, gives. The han z | ten miles from Juarez this morning A ink and @}wnten w he may employ a feminine amanuensis | panied by Miss Alva Davis, who w pressed, but when he retired at 1 P.M. | tury » bishop” asked for pen and ink and &| which was also her sleeping-room, and is distinctly ladylike, @ feature | voted by one and all to be the belleof | he appeared more cheerful. pearegh ta ale aes noltre the| check blank. Father Kavanags, 1M | pore over the opera scoree which Were "i is he warlike | the bail. ok town before striking and that he was] secretary, protested, suggesting that he | iii opan o ° an t ge Ate ap oe It is belleved he had an attack during | awaiting reinforcements. walt until morning ax ane check could | fu" nh on the dinthg-room tele eclarationa he sets fort!. Dress Clothes and Gems. the night and decided to end it all. a Hot be cashed Until thet | when t ghbors rushed into the flat Keep Their Tempers. Mine Host Sharkey was the only gent | ~~ > vale ras r sae mai ranean tay eka Rebel Leader Telle Plans. So." replied the aick prelate, “while |1In response to Mrs, Mox . vy Bo far, in spite of the cartels he daily | Present wearing dress clothes, with the| Battling Hannigan) Mr. & t Assn In add n there were Juarez, too, was looking for reinforce: my check may not be good until morn: | outcries. Miss Moxter had sat up late, sends to the Waldorf-Astoria, where | x¢eption of Dock Young, official house | Highiand Piper, Mr « arkey’s Jewels, which have al- ments for the Federal garrison, but] ing, { know that you will see that it is|deeply engrossed in her studies, She fi ‘ Lord Dec Ms mother and his re a sia Manny Lo; f € entioned revolutionists said none might be looked | cashed and the r aided with it. | nally dozed off. brother, sisters and friends are stayin younger set, New Styie Dance Restful ‘ from the south, where Col. Robago| But no one can tel Swe T shall be | ‘tne pet dog, Lassie, was in a frolic the Beresford family has carefully kept v's a Li Unt t fast * and hie shattered command were. This | oa sign a check when Morning | some mood as Miss Moxter retired. Mrs. ita temper, and there seems to be no Rees we: even 3 t thout morning Orosco's outposts were almost | Te eae tie check he dropped off | Moxter remembers hearing ‘the dox j ‘s to sleep and slept steadily for several | Scampering about the room after’ she iooks dov be oleh |and so end jt all Others noticed ne were Messrs. and Mesdames Dreamy Eyes Mulligan, Big Walt Groves, Chinkapin Lee, retired, and she believes that Lassie clambered up while the girl was asleep and knocked over the lamp, which was found lying under the table this morn- “The Archbishop's condition shows a} ing Uttle further improvement, The heart T action is somewhat stronger.” siezed with a we! and revolving he fumes finally aroused Mrs. Mox- : 7 - rd in consequence fractionai | against Chihualua City and ultimately ter, and as she staggered out of her PE TOr A to-day prociatme: of Richmond, Va., Pink Splinter 0 ¥ ee ee . , Ad , Va., Pink Splint Pies oder ne ys : iapl the oa pital of the repubiie tteeif, | bedroom she found her daugiiter sitting are aed SINT ot siren.” Maso! Paste "Taterbor| Mexico City: far.tn the souts, ‘Tin |TEN $100 ANGORA CATS —/inschair'near the tani, and apparent ; ene Leaseule md teiean hee i , : ter ving |asieep, She staggered to the girl's sida | “L immediately called up his hotel hiake kerk Te prefe |. Union Pacific, Reading | however, only after following had | a | and announced the ‘bes-ean’ In ques- Up) ogeleSinasecna ans ell és aia nd Steel were adour t deen mobilized and drilled into a com: RUN AWAY DURING FIRE.) ini °tica to amuke nes, but found sae thon would be indeed happy to get at “the ‘Hon. 6. R.' Moreover, I ventured | Was unconscious, ' sues pect figs f from the Central Office were in box A | pee eibek avid The youthful population in the neigh: The following notice was publicly pro- " Cries Bring in Neighbors. Golder eshioe. ear! borhood of No. 24 West Sixty-fi to remind the aforesaid ‘Hon. 8. R.'| Fei aee oe by San "a rouncedly quiet. , Jatmed at 10 o'clock this morning arias ta ei ihacauitise ae rie Her eries for help brought the neigh- that I, the ‘bemgah’ in question, had ¢ for afew jovial minutes, to remain around top “To Whom It May Concern: Caluabie Angora cuts which escaped {dor into the apartinent and some one eiany daye teen teving, ax Pecans | MIRE dc ract het eee ‘tind até. Stocks made a hurried reponse to a American Consula ran across the street and called Dr. ) rah,’ to get at his more ‘illustrious | p kineman, Lord Decies, and if the ‘Hon, & RK.’ would kindly indicate when he % Would like to get at the Weg-gah,’ the from the home of Mra. John Schermer-| Majahre o7 No. 6 West One Hundred horn, wife of the late preacher, when|and Eighty th street. He resorted a fire in a Christmas tree was discov-|to artificial respiration, but was unable ered yesterday afternoon, ‘The cats, caun uving mov the finai he: were es ent of large dimensions in| Ciudad Jaw 4 uighest prices of the) “Havi shed at the close. Gains 4, 1911 received notice officially from General En Jefe P. Orozco a promi+ trict leaders and others of the ruling classes looked in on the festive scene from time to time. ¢ seven from 1 to 2 points with the best| nent commander of the Provisional an: ; wine agents were in sikht » ane ‘i peed ony ¢ according to Mrs. schermerhorn and found would arrange to have his ously, each engaged his favorite pure Mais aeat ae ~ Gave url loniste in Mexico, that he will her companion, Mrs. Simonds, are Svepresentatives call upon him and ar | him and ar cific, Stee!, St. Paul, American Smelt. | Of ey initiate an attack on the aity of Jaures| (0) 00 enc heroes aenneaeat? Orange the usual details attending a ie CREEL URtoaL De ae Taye site lectiats teller was | Without delay, I would earnestly advise bps Alta ilu tenceenn cael MeDo Bronchitia. He proper ting at’ either himsetf or his | Jesemed that all of thie pes moken a ¢ beginning of the final| that all Americans, all foreigners and | youn porson, a cleaner, of No. 244 East| All information concerning the {llness White feathered kinsman, Lord Decies— ‘ BPC UUhEIe dnahinte cane hour by an influx of buying orders. | all noncombatants hould a Nertycetath treet wen in a den off ane {of Joun B. McDonald was refused las. Mt matters little to the ‘beg-«ah’ which |tantes of the whole downtown reside ‘The late bullies demonatration closely from Ciudad Jaures unt ey Abeba alain den off the| night at his home, No, 1 West Seventy- © And no sooner had I stated my propo- [tal distriot were » th resembled a number of other upward la of crane calle living room when tle tree caught fire. | second street. His physician, Dr. F, Ie sition than the ‘Hon, 8 R.’ rung off jeves e-sparkle, thelr lips parted in movements that have characterized | as Boreas the ta sarty. iteaut, one tine [Eee bay Wet eee eck & , ne i |- —— -— tock mark ot Stmond poe ie falas street, said that Mr. McDonald had had with a bang. WALTER> GRAVES f Some oF THE See ontere ccaee Maccitar ect | THOMAS D. lower hall he was forwed to drop it. lan attack of bronchitis and had been in A Happy Word. ' TAKES # TURN VSPELED’ WITH wax caught In tre demand for stocks, | “Amerle .* | Curtains burst into flame and the Fire |bed for four weeks, but Was now Up ant ‘Beg-gab!’ a happy word for one of AT THE Wi GIRLS "S LR IN THIS ahd the fast ur witnesed a sharp Fighting Near Coyame. Gene gne oe Coleg Te SAneS | weld Reon becout “2 tribe of paupers to spout on .and- WALTZ. Sa 4 Didaing up ne PRRMEDION Tia, “Fens 4Flening| CORTE Tid eeeatee oF (hd apace | —- ‘ her, t# it not? Beggar, indeed, | — —- —- } Yu Total sales of stocks were m670/ 2 MOR hel a ag sialetami PY . Mhevbaid his passage and’ the passage 7 ; shares, and of bonds $1,965,000. between insurrectos and Federal soldtera| were busy trying extinguish the “@f his party? And who wi Surgeon of the Sharkey Association. Xr. iN Wiese junder Dorantes has been renewed around Pay N's) Sharkey was likewise there with t ) hotel) bills while here? Beggar, ah yes! ‘1 Joolry. He wore his memorial window the cats, taking advantage of the c doors, “1 to the street below and spot meanwhile holding Coyame, according to reports received | Pen doors, fed to the street t - The C1 le soon disap; ‘ed in vlleyway and In the giadis Today's wens, keen cane vices ot |REFe to-day. The Insurrectos attacked | Sig APs! ba RIG WAIA 884 «own Teft hand press apm Ah comoated “with | the Federals when Dorantes attempted ere " to lead his command=back to Ojinaga. ft the couples were lie Jae. tae. ey Ie {4 declared Dorantes's troops tootea| WINTER LIGHTNING PRANKS. ? ro on | Ameo fe” OR et the town of Cuchilllo Parado during jove more than nine| Am : iis thelr fight following the insurrecto at-| Melts Did Considerable Damage at i A fitting chant, shirt studs, also his block signal green | “The father of the little gir might | and red collar buttons, Sleeve links by | think well and wisely upon the stguiti- | the American Plate Glass Company, As | fAaNce of this beggar suggestion. Moan- | he turned at the upper end of the as- fF Walle, they had best adopt a policy of | sembly room to the inspiring strains of * allence, els k more discreetly about | Prof. Bill Cooper's orchestra and headed One Whose only boast is that he ts{4own the centre the ghts from. the An American citiven, a scion of the hon | #6 shone clearly through the trans: Faravle Virginian house of Madiyon, test | lucent portion of his New England bo: {thelr empty boasts and caddish remarks | PREF ear, causing a truly pleasing Pause me to forget that I am a gentle. | @ect. Miss Davis wore a hobble skirt, ian, and, disregarding thope proprictice | © blue satin bodice, excavated out quite emmon among gent & distance at the top, moss agate or- Feckon with then as naments and a silver-kilt surcingle aii that time, | a= tbek. Min * FS those who! Ant A company of more than one hundred ere we Evening World.) Fed. 4.—Lightn ders inaurrectos were encamped yesterday} ygryy for rter and a near Mulato. They are commanded by , e+ 8 : c ugar 1 1 : | caused consi damage here this teased one pleas. | AM-Te., & Tad si Emilio Salgado, a famous frontier char-| morning be Ni a ror crea aeat | Apsonnte Minin + yp | acter. ‘The cupola of the Hyde Park school ries af feativity. A. gone | fells ay hie A ranchman reported to be working | jouse was splintered. A large plece of 1 . B: Treo ~ 1 as Pi and men, proceed to > had mistald part of his| Ae for Diaz officials was fined $500 by Sal-lthe sheetiron roof was torn off and dy with thelr kind. Behind Mr. Sharkey and his lady ns ‘here came In and went| Qa rj gado, and the money used to buy am-|tnrown to the road, a distance of two “Tile chailenge stands. 1 am jn ¢ jamed a dazzling procession of the | p sta up. An attendant) (ne sf Fee munition, hundred feet, just missing two men who Petty until Saturday evening ana will ¢ Rey te Of our city, Close up | owe. ee American cavalrymen are en route | were going to work MEE Aira nurs readily ead of the line might have he inquired, “what) Cel nie Tra from Marfa, Tex., to this point, and ex-| Peter Walters of Port Washington was a a r r “JOMN MADISON THOMAS sie - ee Conwh, Ome oo. + pected to arrive to-night. At present | Just starting to his stable to care for - | i at ‘Ws Friday," ae i‘ one man, Deputy Marshal Eugene Pp, | his stock whea lightning struck a tee: | rial bottle 10c. large bottles 2c. 50e ~ | = ioe * the Untted States in more than 10] others, One of the horses fell on Wal- ° An . Shy + miles of the Rio Grande. Single handed | ters and injured him internally. th ~ le geet ae ae + he has arrested several bands of Insur- | The rain flooded the plant of Double- ; e le iver ehitie in Canndian XQ hy + rectos who were using the American | day, Page & Company at Garden City. Do its Duty HAMILTON, Ont., Feb. 4—Mins 00C WE YOUNG WAS any + ads ag Maing og ig - Z my t U, &. Troops Due To-Night. Rebels in Haytt Selse Por: Ge MoCoy, leading lady in “The PRESENT To PATCHEM UR. Ba Bidet cuba Mg WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—The revolu- | , Nine times im ten when the liver fe right the Peompany, 18 seriously i tn t | JP ANYBObY NEEDED IT Fe ener is aenuminy: that the trons | tionists in Hayti,’ according to a rumor | @emach and bowele are right. Horpital here with bronchitis, | r ted Os ¥. Ceptral 4% + ,'9 |Shdered yesterday to the Mexican houn,| Which haa reached Port au Prince, the Heth Arte | Feeee aes as Gis TAS | Gary have. all started and tiat the | capital of the country, have captured BIS’ ughter and to ¢ ge the Ponnayivanian es. 12K% 18% + 4 | vanguard wit begin to. arriy he| Port Liberty, Onanamintat and Trou airbe Emly HOP Bi BONA ACUM ‘DEAD. Feparteg of the season Hoc el Bor bi — 4 |Menlean border to-night or to-morrow | This information was conveyed to the 7 Fret " Mt w&® noticed, de not Wasi sng 02 BG TNE | morning, The officials feet that wih | State Denertment tonday in & telegram ree Bebraska elute Vigured in | e rly so much as formerly, i peel: ay + Yl the twenty-two compantes of troops, | from American Minister Furniss at Port Priest. while 3, my dear! is generally ook Taland ph0. Bo which either are present or have been | 4u Prince ; | popular, South Be, be 1h + ordered to the boundary, they will be prea em itrrpeina Feb. 4.—Rigt Rev Sharkey Enjoyed Himself, ; Et BY. yin position to enforce rigidly the neu-| 1% Earth Shocks Near Manila, * Thomas Bonacum, for twenty- Througt a mpving! i 4 my Weiss 8 10 7: 2 trality laws, particularly as the Depart-| MANILA, Feb. 4—The earthquakes Years Roman Cathouse Bi hop of BONSD Hy Mid J Tinién ‘Tactics 180 198 1%} ment of Justice and the Treasury,|which have continued for several days color, from the floor h U8. Rubber... 4 ety @0i:,. Med at tis home tude He was TaAnGl iien ¢einiad the US! Steet # 81% 4 1% | through Secret Service men, deputy |coincident with the eruptions from @xt) four years of a rr | elac ae yee i t fan te Risel p yr ‘t Be + marshals and the Customs officers, are| Mount Taal are decreasing in intensity ' Bona: oe and in some insta ctually Ciah f ey. At noon to-day a total _ eam 2 t ' bed te tik hee Qiding the military wy informing them | and frequency ¥ i Frther Mur 4 eens parish at fans it ia eee ter cue Tatener, eet 8% t of any revolutionary movement within | of #13 quakes had been recorded at the fs 5 e varien at | showing of in z rand, moved Mr. Sharkey, giving a nod here id their knowledge. observatory. and @ handsnake there, He had picked s Burned. | up somewhere the knack of inserting the Tuk t alee ican ea ay Oe A REAL Gai mananso tae IA, JAVA, DUTCH WEST e Kochuby las nouth and withdrawing tt suddenly 4 eB . a ae es such @ munger as to produce a scund MOU GET wbEN DANCES INDIES, Feb. &—There has been a se- Ags Like somebody drawing a cork from a — — lous outbreak among the » of wine, and he ployed this astonishment, Hein: assured that auch] the Island of BulMton. The capital, Ten- B. Altman & Ca. 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SALE, ON MONDAY, FEB. 6TH, OF |f World On Land Jere ccnare nang cineuan e Retae ance tigen cated na enue aaca” Conpeny ts WOMEN'S SUITS AND DRESSES AT |fce Almanac rticles like an ¢ « owe! exte ion of the ne in Yorth street diway's is in such duww as ik freely move “inks 4 nova ¢ ery, and ike an 6 OD Ganihie dunes ee ryt! and aMogether useful read: eady Helief, with nesses of accidents, eirs of es. X sili ici Sy the ovcasion, Worth street had Le easpoonful of molasses, in 1 abandoned, & and office ever compiled, Price 260; by Mail, 360, er “he iy phe Dohaaita be: tas ainice af + 2] 4 tumbler of hot water, Hetire at once to bed, had &e, nt re 1 by Mr, | tttec aba sat Wap draped in ‘the 8° ‘iranchiswcaver®’ bene tua hae santas sereaigetion will wreak uty gna ta the if of Distress That Are| Ropers y The for Remembrance! American and Irish flags and sure cently the receiver obtained permission vy . bel & ” Three Star Hennessy. mounted by @ crescent of to extend the trolley line through Worth | A#& for RADWAY'S and be sure 2 Blots, (he fights as lights spelling out the words Tom etreet. you get what you ask for, Titty Avcune, 34th apd 35th Streets, New York. Shaunnesey, Mr fie Mr. 1g