The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1911, Page 5

- ton Ls PAGEANT HALTED a BY RAIN AT CONEY, Si cae iS AND SMALL |) BLT NOT THEFUN OV. DIX has done the decent thing In declaring that the boxing muddle in| FOr First Time in Five Years this city shall not choke the Frawley bill to death while it {s a’borning. I Carnival Parade Is have reliable information that Commissioner O'Nell made a flying trp Called Off. ome ata 10, Lhd, RANDOM SHOTS AT BIG. GAME Hare yey hee y night and tried to see the Governor, who was @t the mitted to tha ee lmmissionet was denied a personal interview, but he trans. DY the pra dovernor an Informal report to the effect that the lease held ew the Madison Square Athletic Club would be wiped " law it should 4 of the building in March next, while to comply with the] Rain, for the firat time in five years, tere ie ly. This was urged by Mr, O'Nell as a reason for the| stopped the Coney Isiand Mardi Gras| # inte nee in the mix-up, He asked that the opposition ne has thus| pageant last night, but it dia not stop urd the Madiosn Square Athletic Club be upheld and that thela pig srowd from visiting the litle play | : | ¥ Ing bout scheduled for last night be prohibited by the Governor.| sity by the sea, nor fampen thelr ene . Git tely refused to do. He pointed out to the Commis- thuslasm, When the clouds began to clear , ; : iw Yh (hie Morris. This stoner th \ practically a tease with the Garden Company, y »tlon on all open dates, That Powers had conducted there| Swimed for the greatest Children’ Wrestling exhibitions, bicycle shows, cake walks, fairs and ent or entertainment. That his present 1ease had been ‘awley bill had been fully discussed and that while there Infringement of the law he didn't think there was @ deliberate| it a crime, He therefore preferred to let the measure have a fair ther than on its minor defects, The intent of the bill was to Tegulate boxing 60 as to a! celebration this afternoon that wi had at the Isla of Joy, with all ti of the nightly pageant, flo and funny peop da dozen oe ! : er ri 4 specially to| Ff } ] | mA vi a had revealed the fact that for several years Pat! away at 10 o'clock preparations were re-| i secured special features added Please the little folks and their mothers. To-night there will lean It of Its shady surroundings ratner than to adjust] events to Slose the wi leases. “id vt - ‘ On the order calling off the page diate i Mr. O'Neill will not be @ welcome visitor at Gubernatorial for ast night another order was issued 1 after, calling all the competitors in the comic anes ae reed costum HERE WAS A KNOCKER Who dinned Into tired ears the announcement parade, Sian eo hake ant fo h ne Mor bout last night was to be @ frame-up and th@t/nouncing that the prize awards for Fri-| nn was to | yor 7nn wast town, day night as woll as those for to-day is Wurra, but what a lay down it was by Flynn! would be made, and $500 in cash prizes| at : just handed the polthogues to that big slob Morris|for the week would be distributed tn| blood from his beak. Steeplechase Park immediately after the 8 4 big, game gommerluch that doesn't know | parade, In case of rain to-day the com- He means well—and that will be all. | Petitors were rmed, they would have blood mixed with the water that was show-|a parade all by themselves in Steeple- fay that filled the sporting writers with joy,/chase Park, and the awards would 90 the boxing game, but every blamed one of them!Made and prizes distributed just the din that little nosebleed stuff. | same. 5 a bump on the nose and bled more than Morris| KING, QUEEN AND COURT Sy) in the papers to tell of what happened to the other GUESTS AT BANQUET. PAC) x C BS King Baron and Queen Nettio in Neu pha WURKA: of riding on the throne float last night like mushrooms very much but |*#eHt the evening at the Royal Palace T have been scared by the deaths of |! the Kaiser Gardens, where they were | twenty-four persons up in these |the guests of hon & banquet given| parts in the last few weeks through |»y the Nonpareil Soctal Club of Browns-| eating toadstools. How am I to tell | Ville, of which David Pister is Presl- ico between . mushroom |dent; Harry Voletz, Treasurer, and| s out and Andy and @ toadstool? I ask you, signor? | David Pfeffer, Secretary. Louls Miller old Murphy dis 5 ANTONTO SICCARONI, wa. chairman of the dinner committee ween Frank War- Staten Island. | and introduced as toastmaster Alderman M imple, Tony. Just eat! Atexander 8. Drescher, who Ws nsor henheilaer am aati Ie 5 vening World measure before | three judgeships are tial the Board of Aldermen under which the Wallace Fraser and sur-| GUS HIRSCH, 14 Second avenue.—| $175,000 public sea baths at Coney Islan who wants to|Your question should be addressed to| were built. Jacob Gralla and Hei Wwe Tt Of the borough @windled to oni i he old-timers | acon Bench with his| the manager of the Siegel Cooper Com-| Letzter were efficient aldes tn the tun! ae 5,” aS Brother Da pany. that followed. ea ‘ ry} OMEN IN TEARS AS STRIKE TIES UP FALL GOWNS," write the) , Hing Baron's whole court of ladies aia A z lene eearanhy fe hes aaah daddies who fBot the pills} @ueen Nettle, including Mr. and Mra.) Y es . 9, Ay SUL WUW (Gauvuy) ee LOuetey mee eee Jacob Silverman, Mr. and Mr: \ Was for the gowns? Do they shed tears der 8. 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