The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1911, Page 2

serene a THE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEM Suee yes ay benete, T ae Gh Wie SE GH. Oe Oe ent oe ALAS, HE HAS GROWN SO TALL numbed. pavement. A crowd collected, among Only the tightening cruel pains be Lieutenant Scott, U. 8. A. who my SAKES! You've GROWN So? 11. STEEL, SUPPORTED AT LONDON, TAKES A 2-POINT RAISE. LONDON, Sept. 2%2.—Upon the official CITY CHARTER War GOES TOSENATE (cesses sc: srs:|G@OLD DUST bad dealings, principally for Wail | <= street accounts, lifted prices of A: - H ii WITH OBJECTION can rocsiten"Uniet Sats Seetton | _, OFdinary dish-water only | 2 pointe dove the offclal close, Union cleans the surface. Put a ‘acific 17-8, Canadian Pacific 33-4 ani i | tess te the rest ot the iit improved n'a | dash of Gold Dust into the Pe ee : lesser degree with a buoyant generai| Water and it will go to the | Travis Protests Against Favor- | tre. Atay heart, dear, and 0, the hurt | is now living at the Aero Club and has | of ft; the deep p wounds that | charge of important aerenautic experi must bleed, bleed inwardly, always, | ments for the army. | alfays to ache in silence, Life ha nan Butler of the West Forty- always had her way with me, dear sventh street station was about halt From @ child she found me a willing | « block away when he heard the abril! top, with a brave heart, buoyant | screama of a woman and saw @ crowd spirit and high courage. In her | collecting near the corner of Broadway. cagracious teachings she hax some. | Te ran ove Cee EE ane ann o 5 1 ee ee teen, Tpurly young man standing over het "on oem just now, when the desert | Sing at Rer head and shoulders ‘s now, Whe desert eeeme so jong, she shows me the | Slee te man's arm and aiabew. 1 have followed the glori- | Butler caugh bottom of things, drive out einens, weet, jtarew Bim es One aide. Zhen he went | ‘ was mont erratic An attack on United | every bit of aiteves germ anaes Cert se reeawen with [over and lifted the woman from the able Report and Definite States Steel Inaugurated in Wall etreet ntact y ; d : pavement | sweet senses riotousiy engulfed was continued at th “Here, what are you butting tn for,” | | Action Waits Huts continued at the opening of the] eVErY hidden particle. ion Waits. ck Exchange he and American look again and find all the light. Barrett is alleged to have demanded of | Biel securities were thrown out in big aioe cleanses as well as h yoria 4 ' ic h h for New York the color, the worlt disappear fi ceman, “This woman le my Keeble 7 leans, again the 5 ona ein hens ped wife.” tinental accounts. Steel c waste—the long way—the mo | He lifted the cane again, but Butler jumped for him and caught him by the arm. The young man sought to throw, ‘him off, shouting, “I tel! you this te! |none of your — business. This wo- | ALBANY, Sept. 2%—The New York |@4 5 points and oth City Charter was reported favorably to | jthe Senate to-day by Senator Cullen, | {Chairman of tho Senate Cities Com- mittee, Senator Travia of Brooklyn im- mediately objected to the reception of | the report on the ground that no quorum of the committee had passed upon it and that !t was Improper to vote on such matters by proxy. gone—the stars have fled—and = per haps even God has forgotten, And 90 this time, de: light has given me her cruel talons and with sharp claws torn all my courage, etrength | fe my wi | and resolution hg my Lites ee rite ECA 40 bh EXCL" Sned NOL | She has brought me to you~ tpg alibi | pethetry yet all-enveloping love consumes me, | Sees Wests arucsire on ies os soul and body, only to mock me. #h | Hat Barrett had brutally Bong he hea shown me the false door to — women cotpenion With a cash @ho| piness, then passed me on the othe woman was eheble @ r pot We promise you this if you use Gold Dust: — Your dishes will be sweeter and cleaner than ever before, and you will save at least half the time ordinarily con- sumed in washing them. Gold Dust does better work SUGAR TRUST SCANOAL He consented, however, to the present than soap or any other dish- ide nione. ean now only reach out | Ment amd when alle realized the altua- Se Al # [reception of the report subject to what: | washing product— and saved memory's hand, dream hands, sptr! tion she implored the policeman to go | a jever action the Senate might take on} hal 0 hands to you, but in the citadel of | yway, | ee wl wt | Wednesday, when a full attendance ts Dependable Eyeglasses f the time. my heart there will only be On@ | His ig my husband.” she cried. | expected. ‘ Uttle secret shrine where none else | wie aia not strike me, We will 60 - | may ever enter. I shall repair there often and do worship 40 the sweetest tenderest memory of my life's best offering. There will always be ® | ter couldn't be persuaded and conducted prayer for your happiness, eweot- |the pair to the Weet Forty-seventh heart, and upon the aehes of all MY | street station. fondest dream, ambition and desire, CALLS FOR BAIL BRING NO RE. I shall lay a Nttle wreath of blood- SPONSE. | stained leaves. - Good-night, and ah, #0 soon, cool- Lieut. O'Brien was on the desk. The by. Iam cold, cold, dearest. If you | Woman repeated between sobs that she could only warm and hold me fast had not been attacked. O’Brien asked | and gently kiss my eyelids down, T | for thelr names and the man gave tho ‘Might then on your dear heart drink name of Edgar R. @mith. The young im aweet forgetfulness to sleop. | Woman, who carrieé a diamond-atudded Always I love you, Purse and other costly articles of jJew- 1VON. ery, sald she was Mra, Smith. Both Mes, Barrett is & handsome, aristo- | refused to give any address and pleaded cratic looking woman of thirty-five. | to be set free. the 1s of an old and wealthy Boston! “I'M hold you both for disorderly con- ‘amily and had a large fortune when |duct,” said O'Brien, “and unless you she married the young portralt painter. | get somebody te furnish bail I'l have Much of this fortune ner husband has) to lock you both up.” lost in speculation during the pat ‘The charter is in ite final form,’ is E Mats Chek sat We eee Harris Eyeglass Service is a | Gold Dust | positive guarantee of dependable | is sold in 6¢ pass ‘The veto power and the Munic- * ‘ ipal Civil Hervice provision have been| glasses — experienced Oculists iatge seals eliminated and now it is in a form| (Registered Physicians) for ex- | oh that should sult, If the opponents of| amination, expert workmen for |the Charter now make further obsee-) construction of lenses, and skilful | means grea ciel edi? Opticians for frame adjustment | ®* economy. 450 Freshmen at Smith. —a combined service of Special- | —————— NORTHAMPTON, Mass. Sept. 2.~| ists. | “Let the GOLD DUST. TWINS yp Smith College has’ opened with 1,676 Harris Glasses, ited with the | aS students, The freshmen numbered 450.) Parris SuctionClip,which won't During the vacation two large dormi- ry rf Y thrian have béen added, slip, tilt or pinch, $2 or more. % Bie 80% % e "| 54 East 23rd St., near Fourth Ave, jo | 27 West 34th St., bet. bthand6thAves. tt] 54 West 125th St., near Lenox Ave. beat it end mind your own 5 Boy-7L16. “PLAYER PIANOS Liook Seni m” ew yea “I'll get plenty of people to bail me out,” sald Barrett, and gave the names 442 Columbus Ave., 81st and 82nd Sts. 76 Nassau St., near John St. Now on the Market Why pay « prohibitive price for “IE knew that something terrible like | of several men prominent in the middle | it | 1009 Broadway, near Willo’by, Bklyn (4 A thig was happening,” began the YoUNE | section of the city, While the prisoners | — = SRE NTI 1 cows — *| 489 Fulton St opp. A. & 8, Bkiyn cee es wife, when she had identified her hus | were peing conducted to cells, telephone » atepped up and offered the photo- re General Electric, which ri eres ee talled i poll ‘, band’s photograph, “I haven't slept | messages were sent, but they brought | #raph of the assault. | | four points; National lead pre= | 597 Broad St., near Hahne’s, Newark stalled in any make of upright or 8 MiIWWe all night. 1 have paced these | ronty no reaponse in ball | “This will’ show,"" said the prosecu- | | which .went off the same figure; | —— | CC Grand Piano from $200 up? rooms a thousand times wringing MY) When Barrett was searched in the po-| {OT “whether ho struck che complain | U. 8. Leather preferred, which lost 3% g Th We are giving daily demonstra- hands and praying for him to come! i. tay found hed @.| ant or not.” The photograph showed | points, and Republic Steel, which lost e tioos thowing ttle euedartal tapas home. 2 said to myself time and again, | He station it was found he scarce-| the photographer sprawling back from, 244 on its preferred issue. * ity and practical advantages ‘hy Gok it's thet women again.’ ly any money jn his clothes. The only | the vicious attack of the enraged South-) ity and oe ; E i *. fusband and|™4rk of identification was found in his| ener. WICKERSHAM SAYS % implicity in operation and depend- Ro a ama |hat, the initials “G. H. 8.” When con- | “Yea, that photograph ts enough,” aald U. v ee: $ ability for good service are fate ond 7s wer at nan toad fn thn nin bait hl Mawr cone Th tne cer DISSOLUTION HAS : errant in i instr . J 7 case of assault. wi the pris- : % aah high ideals, Worthy of Hie DeoTe, He eae ee Ente’ “|oner in $00 Dall for tetal in Spectal | NOT BEEN ORDERED. Aas jas Lattacimahtengls precy comes of one of the best famities in eee teow York address,” he| Sessions.” wo HS Os OES 2G Virginia. He was good in every way.| gyig""ghg 1 wouldn't give it if T had."|_ When the fidgment was rendered the / BRETTON Woops, N. HL, Sept. 2.- arming tone. New and attractive He Was religious and belonged to the) This was the status of the case when | Prisoner stuck stubbornly to the first | Attorney-General Wickersham this af- ‘ Sees. 6. 0. Pat. ont’ cases. Grand or upright Christian Science Church. Then this| the pair were arraigned before Magis- | ictitious identity he had established and | peel wie \eecmsan Gilt hecined. the genase: aictac| Wee: “BE + es from 9300. woman got a hold on him, settled her/| trate McQuade in the West Side Court. z Sulin ck than iaotnee ta, by Pegi lament + Advan Decline S Call oF Write to Dept. W. ol Son en rs "age. } si ah Him just aa in the story of the) ne nity able. 10. teply to, tne [Not able to furnieh bond aod the after- SCUn Aen teal mae Eanes) | Ne arra for the dissolution = upport CHRISTMAN SONS f . " She|noon was well along before any one jof the neen made, or, ! HE BEGAN TO DETERIORATE, | Sicniect to deny, “though, that the |appeared to offer bel for hime | had run over those of July %, 1910, the| 4 far ast sroppdedite th . 35 West 14th St, N.Y. C. SAYS MRS. BARRETT. man had struck her. A hint of the prisoner's identity had| >is day of nearly two years. brom an) De ” 7 HE SAID SHE OBJECTED TO RID- first been obtained from @ man who wit-! opening price of M4, Steel had tumbled Bt ee ee eee Ae tatucace| ING IN TAXICAB. neased che ult on the photographer. | to 63%, rallied to the high of 57% and began wreak her 4 ‘That man's name ts Barrett, wald | cloned at 56%, with the preferred is ps Homeseekers’ Fares Northwest Tickets on sale from all eastern points every Tues- day during Bockerbet and October, to many points in Montana, Alberta, Manito- ba and Saskatchewan; every first and third Tues- day of each month to many Re in Minnesota, North kota, Idaho, Washington, Oregon and British Colum- bia. Youcan purchase tickets through from your home town to destination and Save Money on Your Trip! Let me tell you what it will cost to from your home town, and what the service is like on our ¢! to the Great ited, Orew my husband began to deteriorate and 69) Hii, explanation wat the bystander, “and he used to live at sing at 106! to pleces, Ho got nervous and irritable) “My wife and I had a dispute about | the Gainsborough Studios,” Mast tAeh aa toa ibe (ia day waleniit He began to drink. He told me all and! the way we were to go home, I wanted| Thereupon photographs of the pris- e total sales for the day were 1, T @ought to help him in his fight to to take a taxicab and she wanted to ride| oner and of his woman companion were | 10 shares, with bond sales of #: ue follows CARPET CLEANSING Compressed Air in Pire-Proof Building. FIREPROOF STORAGE For Household Goods. T.M. STEWART 438-442 WEST 51ST ST. formert Founded 326 7% 1n 1863, RING UP 5507 COLUMBUS High Low Amal, Copper me OB Am, Car & Ponn.. 4h %s D0, threw off this spectre, I know he knew|!n @ car, I caught her by the arm to/ taken to the apartment house. The pho-| TRUST WILL DISSOLVE, CHAIR-|\!"' { |urge her to come to a taxicab when all | tograph of the man was instantly recog. 1 ne was going down; he knew there wus) ii” fi, Vtanted, ‘I aid mot even Patse | niesd us Georne Hh” Derren recok) MAN STANLEY BELIEVES. | no bottom to where he was falling. But| my cane to her.” Virginian who hed ilved in the studios | All of the Aight on Steet resulted from he could not seem to free himself. | Im view of the denial of the woman] tor a year and a half. the reports that the Iederal Govern- “Bverything went wrong as the) Magistrate McQuade was compelled to man Barrett,” said the superin-| ment would proceed to dissolve the montha went by. ‘He neglected his work, | dismiss the assault complaint. ‘rented a furnished apartment| trust. A Congressional committee, of Hie nerves became shattered. He was, The young Virginia aristocrat hurried . W. Buckham, a well known} Which Representative A. O. Stanley of 4 ruin of his former self, He met with| from the courtroom with his companion | architect of No. 307 Fifth nue, He! Kentucky !s the head, has been for leaning on his arm. As they started | was married in hi gi ara ft urn, now t ti n his apartment here to a some months engaged tn looking into ere at eveey them and mew thle 8) along wisty-fourth ‘street toward | iiss Gibson of Boston, This ether|the cormoration and is due to reas. the final blow.” | Eighth avenue, two photographers | ph otogra $ toxraph is no} ene p latter part of nea Identification of Barrett was obtained | took up their position om the opposite | Photoxran! t a Hkeness of Mrs. semble during the ie r rt of # 4 Barrett, It doesn't look anything Ike from the superintendent of the Gainsbor-| pavement. Both fiad thelr cameras | ner Thy real Mrs, Barrett is a woman coset ign ieee eas OA ough @tudios, No. 24 Weet Fifty-ninth | levelled at the pair when Barrett sud=| oe anout ftty, tall, gray-h ina rs M 4 | aireet, where Barrett formerly lived, | @emly broke from the young woman and | igtocratic lookin, The ee ne hefore the SORIA LEAS ie oan And from the proprietor of the Adrian | TT hat hie came upratsed and tet it |ePe and moved to the Adri Sornmsam Meck was broumnt to the ats| Apartments, No. 319 West Fifty-seventh | fai gavagely before tie camera man| RECOGNIZED PICTURE OF WO-\tention of Chairman Stanley in Wash- street, where the young man moved had a chance to defend himself. Hav- (earion of Bhalnans 4 from the Gainsborough, ing stricken the photographer to his MAN AS MRS. DUMONT. ington to mn “The Waited States Steel Corporation In doth instanges, photographs of the| knees, Barrett continued to lash down| ‘The superintendent of the Gains-| 4g cae Mar ieear tay sina eihene al prleoner wore identified as Hikenesses of | With is cane, sinawhing the camera.| borough Studion auld further that ne |W $00 Dewertal to yield without 8 | breaking two. of the photographer's | recognized the photograph of the youg | Marsets enA ohotoprephe of the YOUNG | oe and amashing ‘hls nose. women as a Mra Dumont of New Or-|#0lve and reorgant | woman who persisted she was his wife! "Sr, Chraged Barrett did not cease in|leans who had frequently called on|80t believe that the Department of | were identified as another womar. his brutal handling of the photographer | Barrett while he lived in the studios, | Justice is at all sure yet that it can he was said to be w prominent wom-| until a little group of men rushed at| At the Adrian the photograph was also| prove that this corporation existe in an of New Orleans, him, crying “Shame!” recognized as Barrett and the woman | yjolation cf ‘he She-~:an law. It also | Barrett is about thirty-three years old,| Then he turned and looked about for | from whom he and his wife had engagea ompanto sr | rooms ead: more than six feet tall, broad should.| his woman companion, She had }¢'r- | rooms a a1 et 5 Yes; t i Barre! le ered and possessed of extraordinary |Reyges of thw auaault on the photon: [of a very Ane Virainia. funy. Tite | Waseem Will prove restraint of trade \ strength. Those who identified his pho-| ra were still following the man | father was a wealthy Norfolk merchant, | 984 monopoly. ae | tograph said the had inherited a fortune} wien he caught up to the young|He died two years ago, leaving a con-| ‘4% 48 my opinion, however, that from his father two years ago but had| Woman, whispered to her and pursued | derable property, Mr } Tired Ankles and Weak Arches Are Rested by the helpful, friendly as- sistance of the Cowarp Arcu prort Suor. It keeps the ch structure from’ sag- ging, steadies the ankl and almost immediately re- lieves the aching muscles, This shoe looky like an ordinary shoe, but has IF YOUR FEET ARE SICK ey make you Piatt N is extraordinary remedial value | OR. H. MAYER, 637 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, Foot_Spectalist_for_the Physicians of Lo 1 for weak arches, Coward Arch Support Shoe and Coward Extension Heel, have been made by James S. Coward, in his Custom Dept. for over 30 years. One Way Colonist Fares daily Septem ber isOctober ts, 19th (NEAR WARREN STREET) Filled | Send for Catalogue ~ SAV" O-RA Absolutely Cleanses Teeth Unequalied. and Mouth, Puritie: Breath. Destroys Germa. All Druggists Prepared Barrett is tua.ly the tee! Corporation will For Men and Women. met with heavy financial reverses re- his fileht. prominent member of the First Churoh ibd to a volu-tary dismember- W. M. LOWRIE cantip, leting not omy bis 08 ex POLICEMAN CATCHES HIM AS |W, Ctr, Scigmuet 1 understood he Mi itesiine ths Canadian /aentinen’ oni General Eastern Pass. A SOLD NOWHERE ELSE but money of his wife and mother HE GETS INTO TAXI. “While Mr, Barrett and his wife were | its election, many com Houaen | AA sa Staal JAMES S. COWARD ARMY OFFICER SAW HIM AT-| Halt a hundred men were trailing him | ere, they quarrelled constantly. They | got wire orders from Canada to sell the| Sas 10 EF. 14th at TACK WOMAN IN STREET. as he darted up Elghth avenue, He|Moved to the home of friends on West | stocks that were chiefly related to the 264-274 Greenwich St., N. Y. Gold } 4 was shortly after midnight when sought to engage a taxtead, tut the|Ninetieth street and while there, 1] Canadian trade, The added losers in| | shoute of the crowd behind frightened | understand, Mra. Barrett Jeft him and the young man attracted attention on! ihe chauffeurs and they refused to|went back to Boston, I have Fitty-fourth street, near Broadway, by| pick him up. He fan to the corner of jother young woman who Striking the woman who was with hin] Fifty-seventh street and Jumped into|the photograph and 4 waiting cab. A policeman jumped is not Mrs. Barrett. out at this point and dragged him from} Mr. Buckham, the architect, sald to the cab. an Evening World reporter that he had The photographer arrived, cut and|known George Barrett for some. time bleeding, and made # charge of assault. |and that he had rented him his apart- Barrett: w taken back to the West] ment, Forty-seventh str station, On the “He recently lost about $40,000 in a way he began to wake up to hs pre- 1 estate deal,” said Mr, Buokham. Meament and to plead with the photo-|"He went into a big thing, expecting grapher. He offered to pay damagen|make a fortune, but he was aqui for the assault, The photographer | out and lost everything he put inte it.* wouldn't listen to him and the complaint} A, O. Probet of No, 63 Beaver street, was entered In the blotter of the station|clerk of the Wirst Church of Christ, | house, Meanwhile the young woman | Scientist, said: "The des cription of t en this appears in ay positively Mail «amon 0 questions be trouble, 8s Waown (Trade SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY, THE 22d SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, THE 23d Al ON AND RASPBERRY CHOCOLATE Te are 10¢ . : foe ee See gld, hg deagen ie | Belore Selecting * mara ble fenture of une tora dt the desorption ot deures tare || SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ||| ©asperteld & Cleveland - DIED | cul C at we that she c panton wt formerty soneecled with DIAMOND RINGS McDONALD .—Sudde Sept. 19, 1911 Y A 4. t ph yer of the man assaulted | church. I say ‘formerly, because . , BARY A, MeDUNA LD | had snapped a picture of the ammault. | weeks ago T received a letter trom Mr. | J CHOCOLATE em WAnraL {hate Bia Jets A fd our pariment As soon as he got this picture he|tarrett in which he resigned as a mem. Heewuse made with | eR aca eee A Re | rushed {t down to his offiee, developed | ber of our church. He stated in his ery — the plate and made a print. Th Hutter weuer= ‘ 1-4 Carat, $9 1-2 18 Bh@ | letter that he was golnk to leave New | rushed back to the West Side Court | york city. | —————— | i CONSULT THE y a” ‘worfiHLLlAm NECKER, "Apartment to Let | Advertisements in THE WORLD POUND BON Cloorp suat cnoconsren mith the print artivine'e tem misates | OY ce tte name aa. ature BERANE as 3-4 « 27 ft | the young Virginian had been |ciggio, who refused to xive iis address | CHOCOLATE ASSORTED PRESIT lined up for his second arraignment. TH — A de fresh fruits ins lout who Rad the gen DENIES STRIKING PHOTOG [artisi, went to the RAPHER WITH CANE, {i and asked to se ., & whispered conversatic Barrett was making a passtonate plea |’ Tes” gach Sail at of h ious 39c ect of an le Court mith, Aft Clodio. pr h was ac taker. 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Positively save ou the greatest vi you money and independent of *he “rust. oe oe © fariety of !" Compiete funerals for $43.00, $75,00 | MILK CHOCOLATE COVERED 54. BARCLAY SB MARASCHINO CHERRIES. 20 Convianey’ ot French Maraschino Cherries, float ‘ i" ing in their own rich juices—and PARK ROW Wedding Rings Sold 14 and 1S Karat golf seamless wedding rings Our specialty; quality auaranteed, $2.60 to $15 Engraving amd marriage certificate gratia Nain ‘to phutograpienee. ” "’** *°*) FATALLY HURT IN PRACTICE. | In hamlet or town For God Work sae | ‘or God's #ake,”” she said, “don't let - - ” Use Sunday World Ads. them take @ picture, Iti ruin me with | (Special to The Evening World F | W. Bs Mark that down. | ny family, Sudge, if that photograph | PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 2.-—Al, Mitoh. | The World Printe More “Help| ad been tal nit would have ruined] ell, che noted auto racer, w aly id intact us evapo 5 206 BROADW han We | ahd $125.00. ed") Ads. 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