The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1911, Page 2

MERICA height etraignt-| | wer of earn, bet it coreainly CALL 3 frees your conscience of a burden of NAME pretense and hypocrisy. | mre ge “How many there are who denounce | ! KU? divorce, yet know in their own hearts that it is the only escape from pro- jonged torture and ultimate tragedy. but 1 1 am still @ young woman, have | fived my length of torture, 1 broke from it rather than have my Iife biasted. } 1 will welcome divorce, and a reai di- Vorce, of the sort obtained under the) — | ITED STATES, teem t ® rey stes of the State of New York. | he sham and quibble of the Reno Aivorce does not appeai to moe. It is only the thin-skinned on a tr ing off to Reno to hide away like pris. ‘ 7 * oners serving their cerms. Divorce Army in Wilds of Con- would be for easier to them if they wf oat | Paris Is View of Ex-Gov. | fers a Resolution, but It Is would stay at bome gpl y Mood _ necticut. Sprague’s Granddaughter. Sent toa Committee. to be. | | mem a a wie WONDER OUR LAWS. |DEFIES FROM HIDING. \JUST GOT A DIVORCE,| rotiowing the ant mate oy Pet “I will not shrink from any divorce Alois Grau and other members of 1) ult brought under the laws of this! State, Indeed, 1 will welcome to be | Sobino, Slayer of Two, Holds ginning of a Way should any law deny me His Pursuers and Country- | Might Wed Again if Sha Found | prontuition of such dances as tend bring the graceful art into disrepute, | Man Up to Her Ideal, but = | aiterman teonard van Nostrand to-day | ne sha presented to the Board of Aldermen He Isn’t Here. resolution barring a number of sugs: ive dances from any public places where ieenses a wsued for dancin » The resolution waa referred to the Com- PROVIDENCE, Sept, 19.—Tt ts doubts | mittee on Laws and Legislation ful df there fe a man tn all America WhO] rom the time when a sometimes all- has muMictent ability, good looks, re | wise Legisiature picked up all of the finoment and finesse enough to win the | dancing institutions of the st hand and heart of Mrs. Frank Ines|arbitrarily placed them in same Oprague Stiness, granddaughter of Will. | category, the Dancing Masters’ Associ “ 0 n . r Rhode Island's war Gov-| tion has been in arms. The legitimate GSSUldaiys ack aascivn’cotte Geet OF lve specie thames. Boban 4k resornteed mee OP ee concerns, where the wives and daigh- @ no chances, Sobino is recognized ernor. taal se tae | tera of the community were instructed socalled, sacred. character, ‘But can 84!" @ desperate mood. He has @ rife | Mrs, Stiness has Just finished getting &|in' Gancing Just ae they learn at other anything be sacred when it fe wrong?|and belt full of homemade slugs, and Aivorce from Henry William Btiness, 80M | achools to find Nagasaki! on the map, Can anything be sacred when, in its | in believed to be lurking somewhere tn of ex-Chtef Justice John H. Stiness of | found that the taw made no distinction very nature, it makes happiness im- the wild country ¢o the north, almost New York. She got it in Paris and hes | between them and the beery precincts ttn ne eek (aan of |trackless and Infested with anakes, In returned to Narragansett Pier for a where a ens in tinsel wiggled through cusation ct suigion and tbe the post two months he has shot two short stay. She admits that if such a|the Wiggle, tho Automobile, the Half 2 ae oe indisputable that I made @ mistake. | side in Terror. My @usband and t were never man and! wife in the real sense. We may seem to! have been late in finding this out, but} SOUTH NORWALK, Conn., Sept. 1%— think how young and how undeveloped, | tndaunted by a fruitless night in the both mentally and temperamentally, We woogs, 500 official and voluntecr vigilants ted, Now that w pect cur See auld a hup| to-day renewed their search for Tony and cry be made about the sinfulness|Svbino, wanted at Wilton for the mur- of such @ discovery? der of Harry Mandiin. fe and i true ‘Impetus to civilization, men. Rise ah sa Aebeeiped” abate Soule) BATT rat, tne Walle Clog: (ht Bost | e to enter. . , the Be | tae tc OGM calleaa encred re Last night's search was made more het feng ee WF \aiug, the Twist, the Shiver Dance and ould be bowed down to and wor-| 4 Moult by the fact that none of the i oug! tan American,” she wes | the, coon Danice. t ped. Hate, then, must have & sar! nuntees dared carry a lantern. The line. | yee: Seelam id Alderman Van Nostrand asked in his I ect in t of the sanctl-| owever, was extended to-day from | asked, “who knew how to treat women, |resolution that the dances of the type | HUSBAND "NO BRUTE—BOUL,| South Norwaik north to beyond Wil- ————— wegen T woud” abe. replied, “wut T]pincen us from all puis MATE HER ONLY LOVE, _ | ton {n one direction, and posses were , ‘ doubt if such @ gman could be found in| “These dances, said the AMerman, | “When @ young woman of my age| scattered northeast as far as New|Hels W. S, Brewster of Brook-| this country.” “are immoral and vulgar and they are | and condition in jife asserts her inde- | Canaan. That her displeasure with American /not only an affront to the public, | Pendence and unbosoms her heart to] POSSE8 TO SHOOT ON SIGHT,| lyn, Who Is High in Bar | men is general and not specific, she em-|but they endanger the young, many of the world, those who cannot sce except phasises in some more remarks. SB@/whom at less than fifteen or sixteen through films of mawnish sentiment TARE NO CHANG! Association sald: years of age are permitted to indulge hold up their hands in horror. When} Sobino will be shot on sight, as he J AMERICANS SHE HAS MET ARE|!n such things. Even in Chicago, where Qn older woman, whose fins are tenfold) has always proved that he has no hes!- some of the dances originated, they have what mine have been, tamer the tearful! tation at shooting at any man he sus BOORS, SHE SAYS. a trail to Reno and preacnes about the brute of a busband who has torture her, she ts overwhelmed with sympathy. “My husband ts not a brute or any- thing in the nature of a brute, He is} The posses are on foot and in auto-| Magistrate Harris, Simply the wrong mate for me, and| mobiles and other vehicles, with dozens| gig s when t found out that my Ife would| on horseback. The region ts heavily | yep, pects of belng on his trail. Day be-{ Norman & Dike, County Judge of| “No doubt there are gentlemen tn i hyo Hayy id hoahel ies poet ae jay he boldly opened Gre on| Kings County, walked into the Adama| America. This I won't deny,” she sald, licensed halls in New York.” ” '® posse and then vanished. | Street Court the other day, bowed to| ‘but I will aay that the men I have met When the Board af Anerren-sesone presented @ paper) here know Othing Of ne wey te vas | Vented to-day after the aummer vacation {4 courteously: prt roamed 1 fe0l'e be rag bitegpt a shower of resolutions, all calculated be blasted by continuing 40 snare, his | ct noreeback, ‘The region ie heavily the first time I 4 the | oe Tike slight aa ‘They do |'? Prove the conditions in Aldermanic home I went away. I went away with] ™ Sh aad Tate : Pleasure of greeting you since you be- Reset heart to heart |“stficts and ‘my constitutents,” were the man 1 loved and the man who loved | Vines and gullies, any one of which came a City Magistrate, and I thought | not know how to give hea: went to the clerk. Alderman Folks want- e, and now we are going to walt for| Would serve as an admirable hiding |] would take this opportunity of com-| talks as they make love. @d the Governor to veto the proposed the mills to grind and the Fates to de-| place for the fugitive. bining business with pleasure.” "¥es, I have geen how @ thorougs | -) screr i it failed to contain a pro- cree, but we are not going to put on| The countryside Is terrorized, and few! Since then lawyers have been won-| gentleman makes love—-I went ¢o 8 | vision sending it to the people of this long faces and utter low moans and dis-| women and children dare to venture|dering whether Edward A. Freshman, | French oonvent, you know, and I had clty for ratification. His resolution was iy. Mody a pag | ut of doors. Not a man goes aoesad |the prosecuting attorney for the Brook: | many friends over there before return |iaia on tus table by u vote of thires non og Mes Sit akeate tame tan cau or even into the fleld without a gun, * liyn Bar Association, would bring Walter | ing to America and becoming the wife |i twenty-seven. faction, thouzh, of knowing that weare| Ti" or a revolver, Owing to the ck | Shaw Brewater, the chairman of the] of Mr. Stiness, AWierman iHerbst asked that sea ne of roads and telephone communicatiin, | Discipline Committee of the associa-| “New York is not attractive to me. | water be brought into the city through 2a remarkably candid young woman | thero ts little way of one section's hear- | tion, before the association or before|It is only @ way etation on my ¢rips | pipes so that every one could get @ sea declared that she had not sought in any |ing what ie gcing on dn anotas, and [his own dieciplining committee for vio-|to Paris, 1 will see it again soon; but| hath without patronizing the B. R. T. | Way the sympathy of her former friends, " vn- | lating the rules of practice, that will, I hope, be Jest time, Then | His resolution was sent to the Commit. | pag hoch hag Se ata bad with gen: |) phere ecard akeare di ft ace ‘The paper that Judge Dike handed to wate 80) oe) [aceon cum” Laws and Legislation. | eo a) > 4 a —_— TS | See them, If they Rebel fe oreee kad en different ghborhoods, Sobino {| Magistrate Harris was @ dail bond for | furtny , y stay in Paris was her grandfath- e doesn't want anything to do] good shot, and there is apprehension | the release of William Glass of No. #1 | veers sty in tarie nas tol weenaill: | WOMAN SEEKS DEATH r gor Bot lace tri ‘ustody on a for some of the hundreds who have} Boreum oat sh tanto Abe Mia year-old daughter Avice also was with UNDER SUBWAY TRAIN. she said, “and those who are County to ning him down. was a Walter 8. Browster, a counting on my breaking down will be | oun'y to help tn running Se char . of No, 19 Ji otreet. greatly mistaken. I have every con-| Th* Wild and hilly eter of the | lawyer, of No, loralemon | atr TROO ps FIRE Motorman Applies Brakes and “I have courage enough to go my own 4 was drawn by Judge Dike basi Réence in the wotld in the love of Feed ry adds to the diMculty of the] The bon Stops Car Within Two Fest Noble, young as he in. We are going himself and it made @ part of the | Pp | of Her. | to observe the conventions now, so far| The Shorift fs confident, however, that | records In the case, : 96 living apart ts concerned, but we are|he has kept Sobino hemmed in. The} | Yay Knap pellisndidogedt jbo A Heatly dresced woman about twea- ‘not going to give up our love. fear 1s now that he will contrive tasiip | Mt prac f Pripgeesoghe ei | 7 PRED 16 TO BE PACKED AW P| seliors-at-law et forth in very pl ty-five years old attempted suicide at “WAY |through the Mnos, taking advantage of | janguage that lawyers must not, under . noon to-day by leaping from the pl AT SEA. tho many ravines and the huge rocks. | any circumstances, go bail for any one ' | ie “My husband has made absolutely no| HAS MORE THAN A HUNDRED] cilent or stranger—in civil or crimini |form at the South Ferry subway sti move toward divorce of which } have ADS FOR HI8 RIFLE. proceedings. tion in front of an incoming train, Mo- been acquainted by an authoritative! 0°, ia ‘i f aeeing nim|, The case in which Mr. Brewster gave | torman John Dugan saw her jump and source. Tam confident that some move| There ts little chance o rd the bond came up in the Adama Street lied the emergency brakes, bringi ‘will soon be made, however, and { am 4 disiance, and no searcher knows | Court to-day, but was adjourned for a | ePP: J ging —— Patiently waitin when he will step around the face of | further hearing. the train to @ stop within two feet of Plumber Noble of Brooklyn said to-|a boulder and be met with a fusiliade of | Edward y Freshen. the prosecuting the woman. ‘ the home manufactured elugs. Sobino| attorney of the committes om dist Special policemen Lorentz Hansen 1 am goin) do what 1 ‘ of the Bar Association, oddly enough, ny ret Page. ak a ‘ole aftate for the, prevent, Mi fo Saree ie ee nS nabs & Andres appeared as counsel for the defense, (Comet tes sromy Fi nen? leaped My Se teank ane lislen the wom- Gm going to send Fred on along cruise, ; v Se WA) MO de TWhION Chie. G\aatsinal an to the pl rm, 6 was moaning that h keep out of th Not in years hae there been so much jaw lot ia PAl and sobbing and fought with all her bf pobiisiny antil Leg ore Pipes general excitement throughout the| CLEAR AT MASS FOR STOLYPIN, | tusiaings in Buvca, tw ty alles from strength, declaring in German and Eng- Tren he may come home and marry resion. The police in the two Norwalks! THEN LEAVES FOR CRIMEA. | raed Wiee eoa hie tlre ware Kitteg | Ushi “Let mo alone, I want to die.” Mra. Suydam, if he ts still #0 inclined, | are on edge looking for Sobino, and the S . and I will make no move to prevent jes and peace oMoers in all the tim. : ¢ places are going about doubly| Cheered by Crow "E think they are both seeing clearly M of these wi and five other persons were wounded, | Hansen took the woman to the Green- For several hours the rioters bel@ Wich street police station. She refused sway and were only dispersed when |to give her name or make any state- s as He Drives) an . armed, o Station in Kiev, Departing | treeps from this elty reached here. ment. An ambulance was called from Der soarae hat thei tondeeee for] ‘There tk a apectat guard at the eabin| | Ho Vy MEPAFIS |""yhe general strike which originated |the New York Mospltal and after make each other is on the wano I can ace no! sue fled on the Mori farm near for Three Months’ Stay. in Seville has ext ing an examination Dr. Orr declared the evidence.” \Huckleberry Hii! where Sobino camp-| KIEV, Russla, Sept, 19.—A mass for | tt 1s now the b |Woman unhurt. She was transferred to they willl tle up ~~ Jed Saturday night, and there 4a an+| the repose of the woul of the late) St Toro ue vnas. the Old Slip station and locked up, —— BROKER'S WIFE AIDS CHILD [ot party on watch at the cabin in | Russian Minister, M, Stolypin, jcharged with stampied suicide, The the woods by where no took | who Waw shot during & gale perform-| PVC ANCE RISKS matron questioned the woman, who U 4 HURT BY HUSBAND'S AUTO, |: on Bui Digat |ance at the Municipal Theatre Thus. | 2 3, }then declared that she was Gretchen ee | found aome| day nig od to-day at tha} ON FALI, OF SPAIN, | vauterbach of No. 12 Garden street, be PTY one with which | Kiev Ilospital, where the statesman New Rochelle, ‘Takes Her sagies the Car and and also a mould, | sUccuimbed juss Di so the dnjurs LONDON, Sept. 9.—The overthrow of She Said sho had a sister, Mrs, Burk- Hurries Across Town for a ullets inflicted by his assassin, Dimitry Bou). goanisn monarchy was insured Mater, in New Rochelle. Miss Lauter- Physician " Agatha Fermusa, seven years old, @aughter of Mr. and Mrs Richolas attended se | against at Lloyds this afternoon when, D&ch denied that she attempted to com- te widow, | the high rate of twenty-five guineas | Mt suicide, innisting thst she Was the svening | @bpreximately $126) per cent, was being| Victlm of nervous attacks and that she | paid for the poiteies. | Ned with M. nperor left musa of No. 172 Woe of Mook and} for Sebastopol, who » Smpertal Sa eS $1,000 ball by Magistrate Barlow in vent: rth at aw on |Party will take up for three montia : eG |Centre Street Police Court for exam- 6M Twenty-fourth aoe rare on | thelr residence In the newly-but paincn) VIENNA UNDER ination to-morrow H an auto vat Yalta, in the Crimea. ‘Thousands o M T aan at Seventh ayeny tay, during peraonn, 6 onthuslastically and MARTIAL LAW. and Twenty-f 1 the ‘fro war in| Singing repoatediy the national author, MAGON LOSES 12 MEN, chine is owned 1 it out | accompanied the mperor throug e VIENNA, Sept. 18—Martial flaw wi a window of After an autopsy this morning the} revolution of 1899, 80 ser! ne the “high-cost-of. All Killed, Says Report, and It Is Crown Prince Alex. | Grande nh unearthed aceording to| It is reported in Laredo that the own uivices from Helgrade. The reason ag-|Of Reynasa, near Canargo, has been of cuss | sigued le the statement tn the mer tured By the Magonint ‘ rat Mss Wildiey | + Minister Nawakowiteh th See of New Yor k from Mrs. Poucn | pond " re na Peter knew of the plot to murder tk \ Draga and vtin tt. A num iRolgae tei rei” GRAND RAPIDS ent the | ot e a4 | Mo te sweaters | h euted Mise Adele Bull of Brookiyn and was an act! ber of the Z7EADERS™ Newport. oe > uf ed SHIPPING NEWS. FURNITURE V THE WORLD tenet ttt ron or Now youK, siDirect fram Raslory." joing out of town for ha thom: ahs: " a“ ARRIVED, Wholesale and Retail, 4 ave he 1 4 ing changed i Lot ante [rents rasbecie bw joie very Special Prices on discoutin: | foroing world ize ber es sia eat a Be " oat | ued samp! aie this month only, a ) OC per wee 4 window Into : \ sunday World, Se per Sunday Me 1 fiom , aie ‘ Gear M ANG ES B ROS. Qo ce © Va few nier INCOMING STA MSHIPS. | EST. 1852 128007 w » patient at Lebanon ti ws bok Tsbay | EST. 1852 coetio we Stns Gaye, suff og from ae'l Wily | Chena Lye Covuemanie Tuinidad, | fell onto the tracks. She was held in| ng to teach the mate | Aer 6M, amhen mier WAS etF More than 17 * hav 3 , ere tiroken, , I arg for burial in the Alexandr when oe person was Killed and “No Quarter.” ) Hates Neveky Monastery were wounded. Orders have been is hare, ee given that all aloons shall close at | LAREDO, Tex., Sept. 19.—Twelve fol- wis , P. M, and drastic measures will be,lowers of Ricardo Flores Magon and i RECEIVER TURNED DOWN, | foots to's, further disorder, | three Maderistas are reported to have 4g Pj are | — killed in @ battle fought n ood | PEMNIC AT NE . 5 been killed ought near < “| TENNIS AT NEWPORT Brewery Cannot Fay for Meensen) Hy On IN SER VIA Camargo, Mexico, last nla 1 f of Its Casto * . 1; - . No mention ts made in the despatches BY WOMEN IN SWEATERS. . s AGAINST KING PETER, | o¢ tne wounded. and it We taken that | i ; Supreme Court Justi Pal 2 ald the battle was one of “no quarter.” The VPORT, Sept. 19.—With White Plaine to-day VIENYA. Sept. 19—-A widespread plot| scone of tho fgit was between the n y P plot 4 th © society women | of Willlam Holsby detirone King Peter of Servia and| towns of Mier and Carmago on the Rio Mi mee BOORS, SHE SAYS, ONVULGAR DANCES TRUST ATTACKED fias**-"i'ssx::| DIAMONDS tered Into an unlawful contract with The Standard Wood Compan: charged with entering into iH is with the other defendant compan- COME TO LAMBERTS Selecting an engagement ri is a easy task ‘ith the pe Lambert ‘stock of directly im- jorted fine diamonds to choose output to sult its own purp dividing up the market, |“Shoot on Sight,” Is Order to mest @ Nothing Worth While Out of | Alderman Van Nostrand Of- $1,500,000 Standard Company | “POWDER TRUST” SUED m in hand made, substantial, and Others Hauled Up for FOR $5,000,000 DAMAGES. beautiful mountings of solid 14 karat and 18 karat gold and plat- inum. Prices for solitaires *. ‘ * rom Conspiracy in Prices. The Buckeye Powder Company] $10.00 to $1500.00 and AN IM- Says Its Business Has Been In- PORTANT SAVING ON A new blow at monopoly, struck jured by Trust's Practices. EVERY ONE. by the United Dancing Masters’ Association for the| city to-day when suit for an injunetion |°* Powder Company, which formerly | to restrain the Standard Wood Company and other corporations and individuals forming what | Wood trust fr ‘existing contr cult Court by United States District. | ferred to as the “Powder Tru Attorney Hen! held by the Government authorities to be particularly oppressive because | product ts ev tall almost entirely by the poorer people. jages. Other @amages make up. tne |f (oot, Workmanship produces Lam- To-day's proceedings were brought | patance. under the Sherman Anti-Trust law, The | seems corporations against which action has been brought include the Standard Wood Company of N York, Shrader Wood Company of Pennestvanta and New York, Conway Wood Company of | New York, Long Island ny of Brooklyn, Empire Wood Company of West Virginia and — Maine and Wood Coimpa New Jersey, of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Wood Company of Manufacturing Company of 3 OFFICERS OF COMPANIES AL80/ Dreadfully, Healed by Less Than Floleteltchate blo ane One Cake of Cuticura Soap and are,naivitni woo ore menses 481 One Box of Cuticura Ointment. President of pany and Vice- Wood Compan: ter F. Blaisdell, Charles 0, Blaisdel), Joseph F, Blaisdell, Andrew D. Whyte and George T. Whyte, Directors of the Standard Wood Company; Lillan P, Page of Main York; Paul H. States Government inthis] TRENTON, N. J., Sept. 19.-The Buek- manufactured powder at Peorla, I, to-day brought suit in the United Stat Ctreult Court here for $5,000,000 againi is known as the kindling | the 1, Du Pont de Nemours Powder mm doing business under | Company and a number of tte subsid- ‘acts, was filed In the Cir-|fary concerns which are famfilarly re- cut | Importing size | we ry A. Wise, This trust is | T2® Buckeye Company claims that ite business has been injured by the prac- toes of the so-called Powder Trust id places its actual damages at $1,119,- %7 and asks for $500.00 punitive dam- arat Barat UBsda Union of pure gold and per entually purchased at bert Seamless Wedding Rings of all widths and styles. Never does a drop of solder touch one of them, Same high quality has been kept up for thirty-four years, Engraving without charge. If your watch is not behaving well, let us see what's the matter, A Maybe it need: cleaning. We remodel old jewelry and repair whatever needs mending. pal charges for these services are Store Open 6.30—Saturdays Unt 10 the Standard Wood Com- sident of the Shrader| “About two months ago my hands started Lambert Brothers, 7; Philo C. Blalsdel, Wal-|10, Sask open and bleed, the skin, would Third Ave., Cor. 58th Street Keystone Wood Company Blisters Formed, Skin Scaled Off and Flesh Burned and Itched Pennsylvant Greene York, ds small F Dilsters like water blisters fe; Joseph Fischer of New which formed. — The: . y ccowiton of , itched dreadfully, it just wee Knowiton of Maine; W. Ly seemed as though I Bt s Until 90'Clock i Darwin A. Jpen Evenin ot New York; David J. Greene Sees, fhe ee adiewed sa all cash lon: ew York; Maicoim Garabedian, ud peel ‘We pay freight and R. R. teres Deel off, Michael H. Johnson, Thomas Halezian, and the flesh would be Jacob Adams, Jacob Avakin and Peter ell red and crack open Olgngigian of Massachusetts, and bleed. | It worried me The kindling wood ind the New England 8t Pennsylvania very much, as I had rover had anything the Ley centres in| Matter with my skin, I was so sfraid I would » New York, | have to give up my employment. and West Virginia, The! «1 consulted my doctor, and he sald he broduct is slabs, edgings and waste! didn't think it would amount to anything, from the mai boards, and the piante are located n nufacture of timber and; But ft kept getting worse. One day I saw ‘8 piece in one of the papers about @ lady who large sawmills, had the same troul STANDARD IZED AT $1,500,000, COMPANY CAPITAL. cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticurs bi folead Down In the petition for the injunction it| Ointment. 1 am truly thankful for the good | | =m is set forth this company bundled kind: It is charge, Company was organized capital of $1,800,000. Seven companies | ba' then engaged kindling wood were combined into the one new corporation. It is sald that that the Standard Wood | results from the Cuticure Soap and Ointment, in 1893 with a|for thanks to them I was cured, and did not Perialetiod edad ed wer $2.25 ® 15 in the preparation of 5 New Term eure Soap and Ointmer Connections. Cutteura ne phe Seca 4 everywhere, but those who wish to try then pete fe In| without charge may do so by sending to few England, New York, Pennsylvania | potter Drug & Chem. 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