The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1911, Page 3

rd eR H . wee eens poe a Shae Sunn th sce pen ens - THE -EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1911. PEACEMAKERSHOT Charms of American and English Women | SATTERLE CTS et eee ee ee had no advices as to the caso except| near the Athenaeum Theatre and Was hat he had med ovt of house and home in the en In the papers of the and? would make no com-| fire that last night destroyed that puta FOR TRYING TOEND Compared by a Brilliant Frenchwoman ONO IMMUNITY IN 22° e"Sikes Goss a 4 = “sl agri tong f sha Clerk of the court, aid that while the AFAMILY QUARREL “Pierre de Coulevain’s” Sage Observations of the Two} mand a pris a rentonce,” aid United! fire had destroy li of the ancient | States District-Attorney Wise jay |records the records of current anatters Types Made From a Study of Them in the Bente, represent th on “4 Dining Room of London’s Carlton. ; a) Gets Four Bullets for Counsel : H of Harmony Between Saloon- | These Anglo-Saxon Half-Sisters Do Not Care Much Le wiliaty P Parmer, Iced if tk Keeper and Wife. ior Each Other, and They Understand tion fe taase 10 any ot the cites | OBE Semenee= ae Each Other Still Less,” She Declares. prosecution wit have an important tea: | hot #€ you like GREAT CROWD GATHERS dna at a any time—either BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH. dletment is the Trenton Iron Comp Several Persons See Affray in < “An Ameroan woman's introduction into Magiish | Permitted to Read Statement! ‘ing \ites “Interests Io the ust. | the Best he Amert apporanc of bie teens Sons| ene of the in-Law Before Grand Jury | y"3.%) in seven Will Not Aid Him. prosecution will have a \NOT FORCED TO TESTIFY Stoel Trust aubsidiary named in th left out in the cold.” | “The figures of the | strongly ontlined; their throate bi ness, they lave sloping shoulders, their dresses hang in folds or are draped; thoy have a somewhat original taste, m grent deal of art and still more art innate distinction, rare but ideal beauty. Hundred and Fourth et station, haa! Wiehe. Y fotry ‘Tho dresses of the American women are too to use his night stick to get through os perfect and they show up their pretty ontlines. the mob, learned that while a peace-| There is more iis than elogance about them. They have fresh, brilliant maker is blessed as a moral precept Deanty. There is tho cherm of experience about the English women, a he invariably gets the bulle: that was natural charm about the American: fntended. for other purpose: sits What one clever woman has to say about other women {s generally tn- Alflo Todero, a satoancecener, of No, | tetesting if not always fair. One of the cloverest writers in France, the RV Sake One Hohired ana ‘havens Vil! incognita who hides behind the masculine pseudonym of “Pierre | street, whose home is on the fourth 4 Coulevain,” after spending three months in London, has written a book! floor of No. ame involved in a about the American invasion of the British metropolis, which is a frank! quarrel with his wife, Ca tt was study of the women of the United States and England, the influence of the | ons of tha WO-a-day differences be- erican upon the English woman, and the latter's very open dislike of ginning last night and continuing untit her triumphant rival from overseas. re de Coulevain’ ts already ‘ @eclares that the American woman | | vlaw to Her. e@ociety i st; lection.” . Harlem Tenement, but the "Ee Sugiand, when Ameriean methore have once at His Own Request, But mivicted, each defendant Is Hable et their daughters le | ; : 7 bi ‘a it Ay Ir tive we y Shooter Escapes. nen ate ane - | _ Was Not Questioned. ry lerpont. Morgan, “tater of the | ite Ti Tv, OSC CEYLON TEA fon | Herbebt 1. Satterter, son-in-law of J. Plerpont Morgan, lawyer and Prest-| 4) talk. Ma Ablegrams were dent of the Hebershaw Wire Company, him. Mr. Morga nd to re did not gain immunity from prosecu. any of the t >. tion under the indictment drawn against him in connection with more SAT STILL WHILE than elghty of the ohlef wire manu: | HIS PRISONER ESCAPEO. facturera of the country by appearing | before the Grand id Sg the South: !Tyoccher Had Three Other Men inl ern District of New York, ‘Thé charge upon which Satterlee was Hand and Could Not | indicted was that he, with the other Give Chase, | manufacturers, formed & conspiracy) Ronért Morrison, a young man of No, Among thirty compantes, in violation of | o1 ginds atreet, Brooklyn, did not ap- the Sherm to curtall the produc- nile atroats Heookiyn ae poten] “Look well lo your boys tion and control the price of wire prod | Ning was called for hin to-anawertoa| @Nd girls, parenls, and ucts, nails and horse and mute shoes. charge of having snatched a pocketbbolt see that t ev are not hey are also ‘ged with creating a A luge gathering which packed the @treet in front of No. 316 Kast One Hun- | Ared and Seventh street to-lay, ao that | Poliveman Sheehan, of the East One Pound, Hi and 100. —————— é fly Ka) WELL KNOWN EDITOR SAYS ~ (in June “Good Housekeeping”) “ “4 from a woman on the beach last night. Benato Ni monopoly in these lines, Nine bianket | M17," iaward stark of No. 18 Prospect | andicapped ‘for life, or Hundrea pelts Laas ~ i One| known in this ry through her two ° superdcial, that she has no soul. e anand, pete ale strat pire gma | tvenue, the Bronx, the complainant| gllowed to lapse morally r ! a re ee ‘ zations and the els . s on-hand, with her mothe: l dero's partner in the saloon busin.es eatiier no rriumphant” and} ‘Fhe Amertean woman Je RWI CK. plovees are included In the Indictment. | ree ee aeae ed helpel her chaos, OM account of eyestrain.” a h aay and he went up to the house to nee “On the +h were devoted | English woman's prejudic younger s .y i rch ison THE DEFENDANTS EXPECTED) ) nr 00 atineeains th : : ; IN COURT NEXT MOND eee eenn en oe yas ainain | Hyestrain can only be No bench warrants have been t#ued] tHe looked foolis | diate Cea ie eens nor Ravel eTeere were only four prisoners to go | (COnrecued WakIny Giaewems Imiration, which long can 1 tio had woman irritate the English ! : he ‘ experience with the foreign eritio had] o. ooman, Mate nasal any arrests been mada The next, som- to the Jail last night. Eves ath Fuuhont tates Cireult Cour e Exa ed rh | his hat an¥ the fourth went It wa nade the discovery, bs a ami nd she ! ect sovary,{ Voice @ives the Intter gooseflesh. Den a a, Gen the pure | the van i raha tHE yecovery, | Ta spite of this curtous antipathy Criminal Branch, wilt begin July 6.| the van SHOTS ATTRACT GREAT CROWD wimen win love thelr own sex," they are destined to have consid Judge Kobert W. Archbald wi preside. | hen. eee Oculists of Long Experience FROM TENEMENTS. called "Tho U Rha GRR Cnn The as jtt tm expected that the defendants) this Perfect-Fitting v7 at nan 0. After firing the ‘ aif ‘ : e American woman tn England | | natned in the indictment will surrender | tr x vad t 1 » shots Todero ran iy sa & iy Wand Le success, both as a woman and as at that time and plead to the tndict any . . e | use, ounded , lfe tn that : he She ¢ society nent BLE Ulta des away from the house, Tho wounded ; |!" 1 aac is eald sternly. tc os a ty lke 5) mor |°"nat can I do? T have the three| man made his way to the street and 1 nd and took !t, so to speak, by | It developed to-day that Mr. Sat-| Oculiste' Sons others to wateh and there I no police: into a nearby drug store. TP | surprise, for her moment had come. terlee was not called as a witness, r p attracted an enormous crowd, People| AN ANALYSIS. OF ENGLISH AND wha ne American char- if he could make peace between his to the dissection of ¢ friends, When he entered with the acter. ! olive branch Todero fired ¢ hots full n at him. One entered his right breast, one his left breast, a third 5 her affectations. The sharp tone and the brusqueness of the Ameri- always accorded us a@ | Seger conjugal submission, her taste, | man inelght. I just let him go on nis | 223Sinth Av, oe 217] gear, Aster enge a trump card !t !s to arrive at) which would have automatically made | way 350 Sixth Av., Fatty Hay poured from the tenements in the| AMERICAN FLIRTING. the righ ment! The Englishman} him {!mmune from punishment, but) stives Were went out ¢ hunt tor | 11 Wat kha oh rN Yr neighborhood and jammed the street in| ang shrewd French observer admits %08 fell under the charm of the Amer- that his appearance late yesterday af-! Morrison, ‘ulton St., Car. Bond St., Brooklyn front of the house, t e Carlton dining room gave her)! se adele uty and eleganc: | ternoon In the Grand Jury room was When Policeman Sheehan came run- ity of making @ compara. ho genera him. by bee| due to his own request to be heard | ning to the scene he found that he had wid American |f"4Nk speech and her extraordinary before the Indictments were voted, to fight his way to the drug store. The wounded man was lying on the floor. Dr. Ten Berth was called from the new Reception Hospital. He said Neveso to reliable information, hl not asked anv permitted to read | #r enelish woman | tiearies. Her first care is to teach | ivision i , Ia “i San Accordi we ia e Rosttsh women | hin that Adam was created solely. te agente Division in Brooklyn FP aldo Tol to Take TOMake “RA Ysica le awerni is, With the Amer. | ve and serve Eve. Ho chad always | With the Amer) yelioved Just the contrary, She de-| AlSO Establishes a Precedent | Possession” of Stage After |fiv"statement to his statement to the jury as a direct Wallach Bros: was in a critical condition. ‘In. the attitude. of the|Mands his homage and his attentions, : . ; response to request and that of hia Policeman Sheohan found that three Re nan toward man there t9| 8° t¥rannizes over him merciless in This Country Complaint of Improprieties. | counsel, James R. ShetMetd., |B Third Ave., Cor, 182d St. 1195 Broadwa; 246-248 W. 195th St, women and one man were in the room| aiways something of an unconscious | 4 holds the sugar-plum high above When !t was announced that Morgan's (Open Evenings.) Just Below 29th St. (Open Evenings.) when the shooting took pI They cotton due to tem-| MS head. de ts quite willing to agree | on before the adoration, ¢ were Marian Rosa, Rosle Leando of No. 312 ‘ollo and her sister, Depatchio and Philip ast One Hundred the trea good for him. } This rou ation gives him the attitude of the Amer- n woman there Is only a very con- n. At the next table The Appellate Division of the Supreme | Mayor Gaynor has instructed Police Grand Jury before tho inflictments wore Court, sitting én special session in| Commissioner Waldo to take “physteal|Feturned there was at once @ chorus A Sale of le and ts . . of curious questioning among lawyers | ‘and Seventh street. aggre age tego al pe icant reeable change after the tender Breen tee hencing the plea of a pov pansies a Violas ae rig wed BILE cisaitetanen xt H rt Schafin r @ M i | PARTNER HAD TRIED TO MAKE) handsome young Englishman. feel the ation he has hitherto known, t laborer to-day, reversed | AG Our al) was pointed out that by the conatitu- art, (o} arx | PEACE WITH PAMILY, ; RA eh Aoi ‘From the day that the Ameri- ll of the decisions of New York courts | Russian dances, ‘The Mayor's tnterposi-| tional privilege route the Chicago pack- ] | Aah ii jearnea | with anger and vesation xeveral times. °@% Woman pute her head into the ating to an alibi as a reason for re- | ton camo as the result of a letter Writ-| erg obtained immunity at thelr first Ld i he oliceman th ne tio! era e ” i ng « 80 ol No, 66 " Mains Milechiveonan and his wite| These signs of rebellion seemed to ex-| Cuseees neces SBongt, he tighd- ing to extradite a person wanted in| ten him by HB. Ogden Chisolm of No. 66) criminal trial,* under the holding of | n ’ These signs of rebellion seemed to €X- | ong tt after the fashion of the O14 amine k eat Beaver atreet, who had purchased tickets | judge Humphreys, and to the great dis- had quarreled bitterly and that at tho cite the young wom: coquettish 1n-| worta ana once moze becomes ora | wte for an alleged crim r himself and Mra, Chisotm ‘ nth. of the row Neveso came to! stincts and she was certainly enjoying | For the first t e history of 4 . ' ‘eas of tormer President Roosevelt, hetg' ts t : . sh un cau ae ade | nd master, peel Mr, Chisolm indicates in his letter that] NOT FORCED TO TESTIF y| TE RY his sale d | counsel peace and harmony in the herse e nephew of my hosts sud-| spotiwer i sana American courts was ren- a P ry East One Hundred and Fourth street T asked Wie, Marriages. When once she is married resident of New York, the prisoner| — My etme iaeawe IRC aM RCS on “I the new eon. grays ' blues in Es dred and Fo bys 2 the American woman makes the most might show that he wa \ nights ago a performance odode boualble ‘prosecution “Up- station to clear the streets, and then 1 above board: ‘ : J at ne was not in the; o *y der the indictment. But the tmmunity | , » TA ANE Ao roy rt herent and T wan de. /OHCM0K effort to aaaimilate and even State where the crime was eommitted | Winter Garden, which purported to [det the Int-tment. Hut the tmmunlty | Cheviots, Worsteds, Cassimeres, Flannels * Mb ae ais cestlic ik itteels ine At this remark, as ft corrobo- | Anglicize herself. Bven against her|at the time, and procuro his release, | fiV@ an exhibition of Russian dance | ote titional amendment which Mf and SeT ges. habited by persons who habitually use| fated my own observations, — len elke Wale oe Waent cette ore toe ee King deciston was reqderdd | wmaenee ao lewd and diaguste jprevides that nO pe an be forcod look at th ‘ foreign languages in their daily lives, ||” 9st loo at Lady Mf. he 100i ee oc carne A aevere style lin the case of Vita Gena, who live roe aeite ta vedeee ie, | to teatity against himaelt, \f Just look at the prices: and the police found some difficulty in| Teal Peeress” § i ial with his bride « year and 1 > ’ It was made plain to-day that the 4 * | on. ‘You know « un knot, wear — extraordinary | and little baby | uld be allowed the privil of i ‘ 2 . i x poe oP” PORERABORIBTENE 0 3000 | i. para til Anat dresses or overload her hat with feath. | #t No. 24 No Brooklyn, | public presentations in this cit a aan aes $45, $40 and $35 Suits at e This diMoulty was dissipated tater| Women. ‘A Chicago pecress—no family | eT 10 of these women attempt to | which 1h 1 purchased tick Ue Podlcsbiaic elder eye Weeat acti Lt Ce eee ee Cre nae aintet | and no traditions. ‘That ts very evident, |!mitato the British demeanor, accent and 1s, 1919, | ©dMMoim to go with m Wee Te ne aera chouioee, That ANRaTALATN 0, $28 and $25 Suits at tained that Todero was the man| affectation, and thelr faces then hav in Collinsville aimee detained out of town, and I went (er See tiie the dhecee wake ah e sought. For the first time tn the his- Americans make me gnash my |? ules, strained expression, Coll ed Gena the crim wi re lby the prompt voting of@he indictments. ] tory of the block the Sicilians, who! teeth be: e not in tune yet,’ ‘In town the American woman {it happened that there was a wedding : : her names | M vtterles mi not Indicted 2.50 and $2 20 Suits at fe | have a large colony there, exerted! #ays ano’ n, from whom{| Bas the advantage of the English [in New York on the samo day. Genal ~te SHTOINAG | in tite awa teatinons: Was ehown bv themabives to aid the police. ‘Todero| an America 9 taken } g-| Woman, but in the country the [00 °))) 1. so hee! some Ainguating features .af | ‘i that the tnd Mas regarded asthe bully to. the| lish sweetheart, Tn another 2” years] Beh woman ie distinctly su- 9 wife were guests at the wed-| this exhibition, which should not be Hane cents ———— plock between First and Second ave-| I am 1 should consider them| ertor. The American woman hag | “NS: Many witnesses swore to that] allowed to continie in Its present | inom ich : nutes tn Bast One Hun and S¢ eharmin not yet learned how to dress for | ‘°'. form, Yoors truly bisa Fraps scar Bethel Atle dtrect, and he has a record in his| ‘The Engiishwoman ts very rarely| @utdoor Ui ee len was ambloved hy Corslaan:@:| stared LGN) EL SR be uA ea nme a : Ree ee cat menacity Whee had) well Bully Bho hae Nand, diraleht lines ——=—— Gorman in the con a new] Mayor Gayhor In answer to Mr. Chis-| ney many hours Mr, Hot endeared him to his neighbors, | she has no outline, or rather her outline q ou ding at a fy olm’s letter wrote the following ae A S<When the attitude of the neighbors! lacks many t ne has a swinging POWAY TINe: SEER RTE Dear Mr. Chisholm—I thank you | 200eM sal tor Mr. atterles oe | thus changed the detectives renewed | guilt « ese: o amble when si! o me frm showed t h n worked | for your letter, [have had num areal pun Mr. Sa | their hunt for Todero with new energy | walks. As @ great deal of tem- Be eee Meetee cctieaieate Munir 8nd) sroue complaints abous tia Dlay 888 | swap that deri Batlarion Want i 1 and expect to get him, perament, but she is not a magnetic per esr iia ie tet, HeLa eG Aa Ta (neces, | fore tho Grand Jury, but he watved > —_— wo Her voice has no warmth an¢ ecto! , a8 attorney for Gena, | missioner to interpose , Jury, r NEW YORK LINER PASSENGER women. ch xl baa nd Wa meh and IN COLLAPSE OF procured a writ of habeas corpus after| fry, ti loa : f the ny constitutional right he might . . 5s evinen the Governor of I made the usua ata J je pla pep arrest q ‘ x He had previo f c1 ors of electricity, Then, too, —_ t coal eT : In the ind es | tere ore the Grand Jury STRICKEN WITH CHOLERA| ace does not b her gaze ts SBA MRED: S06 Sav erage: BEIT |" ete Hea LLL BAVAGN AGAIRGL SP IGE 4 Pane dan 8 EGR OR ATIATT ti et tico r heard tne case, He oe aE Me 6S | gaya MEN'S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S Austrian Steamer After Leaving This is nota loi ESO tion for men miss writ, ‘but sald that bathe Cap " > here x sages oa © praises him more th an stand. a Fn Jud ry, e \! 7 EF Port Stopped at Naples—Others | sho pets and sports him in the most ie? Br aasal t | the staying say that] aca tion ootwear Aboard Quarantined, rialeulous way, She does her best to acl akin ue 08 ple dud ved to make any states | PRIEST, Austria, June 20.—A woman | Rll the sugar plum SUMS te cl8 placed before the to degrade the atage in this colts ment concerning the Indictment of t Whether you sojourn in the mountains or at the shore, we sb eerie nile tary Instinct suddenly makes her] pUPPALO, N. ¥., June %—Five men| could not ahr am sufficiently assured that the play jals of the American Steel and Wire ’ J passenger on She - a 4 ner hand to his ve rs," hen Aan me ey a {e disgusting. Very tral 5 lCompany, which ; Nar . offer shoes appropriate for all purposes, built on come Oceanic, which arrived here from New eraetecuiavaint eta tne | are belle to have been erushed to| fusing extraditio wes. Mayor ‘ York last ae developed) obole|| etre G8 COulRYAIR: contrasts. the t had acd thea Ing pot | Doration of the United Statey fortable Coward lasts. . ‘Tho other passengers had been de. | Sine attitude patty i. dogat dss | Perea ee io situa pora tiked at the trolation | | with the super independence of her|Ar® at | union lany vue tae |ORGAN GRINDER'S MUSIC |” know nathing about the actin Vacation is the season. when children’s feet should be ceanic sailed American cous as the re ne DHE o ne therefore ) statement : ‘ . 7 sume 7 and touched a St, Michaels ang] "2 Was onc atulating an Ameri-{a large seotion ew $100,000 bulld a rneney STARTS A SPANISH RIOT. | oi Ab carefully protected, The Cowa d Arch Prop Shoe for AH canon t wutiful courtesy and kind: |ing of the muntelpal water works at han RSI TRAE sa ettche | coe Se ' growing feet, supports a weak arch and keeps the ankle ness § women by his fellow|the foot of Porter avenue on the lake * not in| “The Marseillaise” Started Cartists} indictment anie | a countrymen. front. ssion, Your Honor,” urged the at- and Republicans Shooting— FRANK J GOULD IN PARIS. RE. | from turning. That is all due to our mothers,’ he| ‘The five, s n ave heen work- | torney J SES TO TALK. | replied. © "They continually in ing 1} “Get them to call a spectal hearing, Troops Massed, legrauecn ci diated’ an! Brasiaaat During July and August We Close chivalry ether we are willing r tons of | said the Jus SARCBLON sie Sule Mette ick Old » ron an > 5 ey, Get Sunday World | «:». %» vin» om rhe bert ee ae mee suatiog | ¢ PURO BRON A, Brain aT | at tron and Nail at 21’, M. on Saturdays i I ever had, and a good ta Phe result 1 reversa! | n the ( ts and the Ads. Ready To-Day, Pon Having wit a nandful oh sand A Seed ; ekane \¢ : 4 , A | SOLD NOWHERE ELSE iny sister's ba wing t nthe case, Districteat: | 1 when the grinder of @ Ve | JAMES S. COWARD, 264-274 Greenwich St., N. |EACH IS DESTINED TO INFLU-| About fo when ngs said | organ played “Th . A WANKES STHRE is ENCE THE OTHER he big structure trembled as more than al ¢ ed a prece- | front of the Carllat Ch N N B Mail Orders Filled Send for Catalogue : H bs Ing with tt tthe greater part > | publican wa t wounded . On -eing Englieh and Amer! \ 7 1s, ‘Two plunged into the (bet, Zist and 224 ste) RETIRING , ARCHBISHOP 0 O'CONNOR DEAD. prised at the change that t t plantation and mixed marriages svi and were rescued by occupants | Union Hospital Wi BB ‘803 More | can produce in a comparatively fe ee aris Bonk Work we » Diocese Had Been — s _| fame thon These Angio-soson auickly at work tnt i" ih They Years FROM BUSIN . half-sisters do not care mnch for nd six injured were rush TORONTO, J A weap Than the Sunday Herald each other and they understand tals. One ted h ambulan Deniy Or6 La HSGAY totais a tai, Ha = — each othe: still less, The older 9 on pperating ta Tho lat wt warkiva? Diamar More than DOUBLE the | sister, unconsciously perhaps, ene Mrederick Kerber, engineer, and Bawa hescin + Watches and Jowelr number published in vies the younger ono her chic, hor | Mex, t Ste helr cf she ANY OTHER New York | Friitiant beauty, her dainty hahds | Hours must elapse before those bish e Regardless of Cost! Sunday newspaper | and feet, her sidependence, and, | !n the sry pit can be reached Iter ; ———--- ++ above all, her dollars, The younger §=—§ There ts 1 asp8 tation cn an. ing the appointn Engraving Done Free sister cavies the older one her dis- pave escaped death he dai was born near A Big Lead Due to Sunday| vier on oe eee eae and bes | tie bulicin’ winten wan practlealiy « RSA Ceres OUR 2) | ea a ee bray 1a OPEN EVENINGS ee ee forid Ad. Resulis fraditions, ‘Fhe Dngitsh woman pleted ts estimated a: $000, leurgery will be treated. jof London and Ahchbishop of Toronto Premier Perfection Popularly Priced, 35¢