The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1911, Page 3

© THE EVENING WORLD,'1 ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1911 RlGH MAN'S WIFE HELD FOR BEATING Mrs. E, V. Bvern, P Evers, President of Furniture Concern, Accused of Using Riding Whip. CHILD TAKEN FROM HER. Woman and Her Husband Re- fuse to Discuss the Case— Gives $1,000 Bail. According to @ physician's certifi- cate filed with Magistrate Butts in Moi cruelly beaten with @ riding whip on repeated occasions that her health has ‘been impaired. ¥. Virginia Evers of No. 54 Kast One Hundred and Nine-| (eth street, who is said to be presi- dent of Frederick W. Evers, Inc, a furniture concern at No. 32 East Twenty-first street, was arraigned in court on @ charge ef beating the child, and Magistrate Butte held her in $1,000 bail for examination on Saturday. Mrs, Evers is said to be the wife of Frederick W. Evers, who was in court. Neither the prisoner nor Mr, Evers would make any statement. Bail was farnished after some delay. The child 1m in the custody of the Childrens’ So- slety. The attention of the Childrens’ So- clety was called to the case by Rev. DeWitt L. Pelton, pastor of St. James's Episcopal Church at One Hundred and Ninetieth street and Jerome avenue, and his interest was engaged py Geraldine Harris, a little girl who lives at No, ® East One Hundred and Nine- tleth street directly across from the Evers residence. Rev. Dr. Pelton told the Childrens’ Society agents that the Randolph child was periodically beaten by a woman known in the neighborhood ae Mrs, Evers. Agents of the Childrens’ Society in- vestigated. Yesterday they got a war- Pant from Magistrate Kernochan and ‘isania Police Court to-day, twelve- | year-old Alice Randolph has been so | American Girl Best Model for Sculptor; 125 OUT OF 140 Has Long, Graceful Lines, Doesn’t Wabble FIRST OFFENDERS | 12- YEAR- tARDLD GIRL outdoor Life and Ath- letics Give Her Muscle Without Fat That; Makes European “‘Im- possible,’ Says Mi Scudder. Sculptress,Shocked at Im- pending Fate of Madi- son Square Garden, De- clares Its Destruction Would Be “‘Downright Immorality.” By Ethel Lloyd Patterson. Miss Janet Scud- der is glad to be back in the land of beautiful mod- els. Her interest in them is ex- plained if you hap- pen to remember that Miss Scudder, who recently re- turned from Wu. rope on La Pro- vence, 1s a pupil of Mecmonnies and one of the fore- Most women sculptors in this country. A fountain of hers is on exhibition in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and she comes back with orders from the French Government for worka ‘to be used in public bulldings and parks. “And 1 will tell you just how beaut!- ful 1 consider the American woman,” explained Miss Scudder. “Et is perfectly true that it is almost impossible to find « really beautiful model in France, % found one, finally, for the fonntain % am Working on now. But she is not @ French girl. She is an American. The American girls are the only models in the world with the long, Graceful lines @ sculptor seeks. “But please do not make me talk about that for a minute. I want to un- burden myself about some news which was given me when I arrived in New York, and which has struck me almost dumb with horror.” When @ person f like that about FOUNTAT STRANDED LINER'S ~ ARE MAKING GOOD dtenailbiihican Invited to Meet Judge Crain, ! Who Suspended Sentences'to Give Them New Chance. VISIT HIM O BY ON Wives, Sweethearts and Friends { Come Along to Confirm Their Reports of Reformation. Judge Crain took his seat on the bench in General Seastons to-day with peace and good will shining from his face, ‘The court attendants and those whore duties keep them late about the Criminal Courts Bullding knew why, With a complexion almost as white as his hair, Judge Crain always takes his sad duties so seriously that he seema griefatricken even to one who by acquaintance does not know that the seeming te true. Last night was Judge Crain’ ing of accounting with the first to whom he has given a chance to be good, To ono hundred and forty con- vieted and self-confessed offenders |against the law—a fow thieves, a few |nneaks, but mostly persons who have |put more force than they meant Iifto their blows in fights and brawis and have been convicted of assault—whone entences he had suspended, Judge | Crain had sent notices asking them to j tell him how they were getting along; lto show what return to the State they | were making In exchange for mercy @x-— |tended to them. 125 OUT OF 140 RLSPOND TO THE JUDGE'S CALL. | One hundred and twenty-five of the jone hundred and forty appeared in the |dimly Ut corridors of the court bulld- ling Inst night and assembled at the | door of Part I. They were met by Judge \crain’s secretary, Edward Riley, who had the Hat of those who had been asked to come. Some were not the probationers themselves; wives, mothers, brothers, fathers and even sweethearts appeared SCIENTIST TELLS HOW TO |i. Govern ut Son the Sade GROW | BABIES TO ORDER, | cious uso of foods containing proteits undeveloped children may be made not- ‘ole mal without injury to the brain. Mis ae Feeding Is the Secret of experiments have shown, he sald, that Developing Fine Youngsters, when used with free milk some Sro- $ telds retard the growth of small ani Says Mr. Osborne. mals, but others cause them to rd Children say be grown to order, T.| Prof. Pupin of Columbia described Osborne, who has charge of the|®pparatus he has see ane es Connecticut me 1 explain fully at the Al mee | Station In rie “4 pr Mental Agricultural | vyich electrical power of the strength w Haven, told the Nations] that now operates telegraph and tele- al Academy of Science, at the Publte| phone lines may be magnified so that i ( | Library Building yesterday. will rua street cars and locomotives irl hanksgiving Table Specials tor Thursday, Friday & Saturday 4 (Pap> Mixed Nuts. 12: _* Cranberries:.10c Seeded Raisins .. 25c Citron :. 20c [Cheese » 17c Malaga Grapes __«.__—12c Layer Fi : 15c Oranges a. 24c|Pumpkin .:, 10¢ Assorted Chocolates 3. 24¢’ Cleaned Currants 3. 10c Keep Right on Reading. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. STILL A CHANCE TO ENTER creat $21,000 PROVERB CONTEST 15 Previous Picross FREE To All Customers Entering This Weck Great ATLANTIC & PACIFIC &! NTS Stores in the U.S. These Prices for Metropolitan District Only. IGGINSe. SEITE last night they took possession of the | anything a long course in the gentle child and arrested E. Virginia Evers. | art of interviewing has taught me the CHILD IN COURT SEEMED TO BE| best thing to do is to look pleased and THE-LARGEST: CHINA‘&-GLASS o1 i . Only AFRAID OF MRS. EV interested and say nothing. You will {as substitutes for quite a number, Ghauil dies BAY bea pel ideas have to do {t sooner or later, anyway, |seven of the whole number called fatled RETAILERS: IN - THE:-WORLD ; dressed in court to-day, but she shiv. | # ‘t ay as well be soone: to answer in person, by substitute or —_—————— y |by letter. . ered as she told her story to the Mag- | INDIGNANT AT PI iwtrate and manifested symptoms of be- ! S TAT EROROSED FATE The seven will have another chance, ing sincerely af of the defendant. OF THE GARDEN. Mrs. Evers a fine looking woman was “It's ab@ut the Garden,” said Miss nichly dressed and wo Special Sale of Beautiful | but when they appear It ts not likely | that there will be such peace and chee! Oe RES Ee |e se sean. J, Bevan and Others [noma Tn ssaevetcese'ters] 1 Limoges China Dinner Sets and she has automobiles and hors | As each one gave a name to Mr. Riley, a card with a number on it was handed to him and he waa told to a swer to the number when it was called. A note of the number was set down opposite the name on the roll to be Square?’ 1 inquired politely. Alt Randol; told Mi trate Butt rey ” /. ., Cee ee ee eee puts | “Madison Square Garden,” she re) Aboard Prinz Joachim As she can remember, she said, she a i : under ea ated headed (ave <0 been cared for by Mrs. Evers. sige own: © presen! lorse F firet I can remember,” she told | Show will be the last to be held there, Landed To-Day at Nassau. the Court, “we lived at the St. Geo: and 12 Bread-and-Butter Plates A Recerd-breaking Value, at.... At this extraordinarily low price we diet a group of 100 Pieces, including a Well Dish 14 @ positive out- Hotel, in Brooklyn. I wa: rage! of New York called, so that only tho Judge and the q Kort, » . PP ny 5 a realize what pure beauty means? Madi-| A wireless message to the Ward Line probationer would know the name of LinbetN patterns Mg Limoges China of a quality name w son Square Garden is the most beauti-|oflces in this city from the steamship | | the person reporting. which usually commands $25 in other stores. name w Price, too. She told me she ‘ing at Nassau, states that wt bike tty | ful, f not the only really beautiful Medians . us m3 a. " @ elghty-seven passengers on the |p “About five years ago she married Mr, | bullding in New York. Gtranded ee Gop oe laer Pine vers. ‘Then she told me she was my “at is io demolished, the next | sonchim have becn taken aboard th real mama's second cousin and changed | generation will regard us as bar- ‘ hae - ——e | himself in fighting crime; Father Lyneh my name to Alice Randolph. We lived) perians for having permitted suck | V@Td liner Seguranca and will be landed = lor the Catholle -ratective Sgclety, in the eorce Hotel a while end| s‘tntag, ap is as ridiculous, as ia- |*t Nassau late this afternoon, Those }] founded by Cardinal-Designate Farley then moved up here tn the Bronx. z & weal be fer the of the passengers who wish to continue | tor the reclama’ of first offenders; “She began beating me seven yeara| S8ne a8 by) Mo- Itheir tour of the West Indies will be the Rev. . Dr, Tucker, the Episcopalian ago, Sie has been beating me two or| mans to pull dowr the Coliseum ) Beside Judge Crain on the bench sat Father Currle of the Church .of St. James, who is a wh minal court in The values we offer necd no turther comment— they speak tor themselves. And so do the three beautiful designs — each of them a dainty floral effect in sage green and delicate pink, with hand- § some stippled gold handles. Choice at, per Set.. fi 14 sent along on the Vigilancia, while The Largest Dinnerware Stock in America Almost half a thousand patterns in imported China At Prices Averaging “One Quarter Less Than Elsewhere.” “BUY CHINA and GLASS RIGHT” West alst and 22d.St. Sitar ree times a month, She takes me to| and erect @ row of modera tem [ii oso who wish to return to New York chaplain of the ‘Tombs, and all the pro- ; . Le eters bation officers of the court her yoom, lays me on a bed and beate ments on the site, . The ro0m was tot vi brightly lgnt- ‘ will be accommodated on the Seguranca. ° , eaters Pos tee a aa she “It i all very well for @ young coum-| ‘The Seguranca, bound from Santiago . 28, han \ f try to consider its financial future; but ’ guests o! won't let me go out anywhere and tells eh ad pes at voree 1? tell any. | this 1s going @ bit too far, The time body she beats me.” has passed when it 1s any longer amus- A certificate signed by Dr. Gills, of] ing to see everything in this country the Children's society, was put in evi-| polled down to a question of dollars dence. Dr. Gilis examined the child last | gna cents. If one of our rich men, to night at the cociety's rooms. He sald he found that her back was terribly | Wom a million or so means nothing, for New York, by way of Nassau, | | picked up the wireless message sent out 2 ing through the room which was be- | early yesterday morning by the Pring Mrs. Patrick Lawrence Defiant vend words, ach man and woman! Joachim when the German liner went seemed to be saying to himaeit: “Il hope on @ shoal 200 miles north of the eastern Fy "Tet, that © 'y one else here w! be as able end of Cuba. The course of the Segur- in Court, Held for Trial, to say he has made good to the Judge anca was changed and she reached the * aa Tam, | ———_ marked and brulsed, On the strength | Would Lit le cea avert gern Prinz Joachim late yesterday afternoon, Refuses Bail. JUDGE ASKS VISITORS HOW of tits certificate and the etory of the | preserve for all those who ri The German ship was in no danger. . THEY HAVE MADE Goon. chit Magistrate Butts fixed bail at|ite true artistic work, he would prove|oniy one of her seven watertight com-, London Believes Rev. Farrar one by one the probatiness ara ‘s200, himself far more of @ public benefactor} partments was damaged. The sea was LONDON, Nov. %.—Mrs, Pethick ” Y 7 7 and went to ar as th Magistrate made a personal examina. | UP, libraries all over the coun Joachim's passengers to the Seguranca Give autteakette ridta: was'tne oentra| one: ¢ Judge put a fe “But the libraries are educational?” | vay ac : meulty . Te |‘gearching questions What hed hi tioa of the back, shoulders and arma of Was accomplished without difficulty, vo andal Trial. Apa, ol tdava taal "| searehing 4) in at had he the ite girl. At the conclusion of this |! protested in @ voice as still and small) Owing to unfavorable atmospheric Avoid Scanda ial gure of to-day's trial, Standing un spoke, there was a glow of good fee done sines his sus sentence or Meriden Silver were dependent upon him? How far) exami: n he raised the ball to $600 | as that of conseicace, conditions the Seguranca's wireless ap- bs dada in the prisoners’ enclosure, since last june when he also reported and lefer in the das to $1,000, MORE IMPCRTANT TO PEOPLE|paratus could not connect with New| ponDon, Nov. 2%—Although @ pre-|*n© listened to the evidence in support) What was ils employment’ | What ‘ > : of the cha oe ce | were hin id bly employe Tey ame Fe THAN MORE BOOKS, York last night, ‘The message telling! tense jg being made at Scotland Yard aes aeauleing, tha Dolloe'| Fee ienreat? How. wang, ethers Unsurpassed for Gifts $5,250,000 SUIT ON TRIAL.| og, yen wen ore Relat eaeatee pelt imeemeere wks eatemote en alterna bes on juare len,” an-|sont to Nassau and relayed to New| to-day of a vigorous hunt for Rev.| ance of their duty. When the Magis. waa ha aula to pentide tor. thee’ Waa kn. |swered Mise Scudder ‘firmly. “The Uriliiant Array of Lawyers SSE US, Way, Of Kay Waat \Prederick Percival Farrar, who has “Meriden” is the synonym for beauty, dis- trate sentenced her to a month's im-|he ever tempted to &) wrong again? American people have all the oppor-} Wrecking tugs and lighter, n | disappeared following his dismissal] prisonment with ‘ fine | Why? ; i r , ers are 0 prisonme! nout the option of a fine | Why inctiveness and _perfectio: workmansh! srelepetio perenne ineat tunities for the study of literature they | their way to the shoal where the Prinz from the post of domestic chaplain to - ai atl cinoh prion of @ fine | "Then followed a litt tendly, 1 tineti perfection of . ip A brilliant array of lawyers appeared | need. What they want now ite their] Joachim is stranded, Her officers re- in silver. You will find here, displayed, every couraging talk, ve King George and for whom @ warrantl 4 corati ed, their sense of hi be floated S00 According tu th probationer . . . . ey t Mere? Beret: furonetts oe F Aeneas OC park, that shel ona heifomied $4 #00" | ia’ tobe oul ao one bellaved that (cenbe; at the Peet Tei Rin as article fashioned in silver for the dining room ‘Walter M. Jackson against Horace E.| “Ah, there you have struck’— I began,| Col. Willlam Jennings Bryan, his wife the authorities wish or intend to catch | stormed the cordon of po time and him in the desire to keep on In weil and boudoir. Also trophies, prizes, novelties, Hooper to compel Hooper to perform) or T have,” smiled Miss Scud-|@04 grandson are among the Prinz the dis 4 clergyman, | time again, She struck 2 policeman doing, P fe tho torua of an alleged contract where- | ger “personully I jove my own sountey | Jouhim's passengers bound for Nas-| ty fact, the general opinion ts that ain the face twicw ands! 1 for fii. It Was after midatght when the ses: jl) chests of silver, etc. And cut glass of our own dy he was to turn over stocks and/ang my own people, #o America’s | **Y to-day on the Seguranca. ‘iint was deliberately given to the miss-| teen minutes wh she was arrested #00 of good faith was over. Most of \|Ky manufacture. bonds of ee mocyolopedia Raaene charming lttie incongruities only make Ga Te 405 ~\ ing man at least two weeks before his | and taken away hose Whe came saved until the ‘end if CORDARY SM. BIO ones ° the normal, healthy lives of the ay disap ce that ft would be well fo; Mrs, Lawrence made a statement in| /! Was abno SOUS) BBEVIE f : Jackenn Company, Limited, of England, | On ae etre the night Pent 2,tM8 | women of AE GADGES) TABU EREA BOE CREE S eae aid ae AG ENeNbTIE Can SOME KNCIArOTanen Ia: hac cantar pers | Camara ns aeogolatee | This store {s accessible, attractive and comfort- fling to to jal ed, . is m to v a mi I t ould tell instinet ny the few con i “oa . or in sea to the oxtont of $280,000, °° |was sitting in that magnificent foyer|UP Fifth avenue any clear afternoon way «tven him to settle his affatrs and duced yesterday. It calle worsh | eel auads, thet. oeee (IM able, Jt is in the center of the shopping district, United States Senator O'Gorman, Jos-| listening to some very good music very | 4d watch how well most of our women provide self with funds to. bury ” nh thei thousands and “see | ma Ae nan eit hy eph H. Choate, former Ambassador to| well played. The gong sounded for the | alk. A fine, clear swing from the himself under an assumed name, and Play and protect t rie And Meriden. eat Britain, and Joseph H. Choate jr.,|gudienco to return to its seats, ‘The |!Ps No Wabbling, stilted steps, It jn some plice where he Will never be | ins brutally \ ottmlt n 4 { ‘ed Fr a beaaee: ee Srneel Var usher standing near me immediately was one of the first things I noticed termyer 0 re 5 re afd Marshall, represented the defendant ty rota Senator O'Gorman ana | Woman may drink whatever she likes in | men heard from by the outside world again, | Uniform and plain clot! Disappearances of this kind, prear- | 0” Black Friday ranged by tho authorities, of persons | result of il-usaxge who would have to be prosecuted if |™Any were ser; “And I do not think I ever saw in Jany country so many really fine spect- ¥; such really porfectly Silversmiths (international Silver Co, Successor) 49-51 West 34th Street, New York n, in clear, firm tone: step lively!’ Again { Baintiy of State huina ly in | HAZLETON, Pu, No Lavine ublio, Any American hotel will permit |healthy human beings, \they ald not disappear, but who, on| Before being taken from court to Jat! |) f nd Age ; od ditealbiticy capes ped is But the same woman may reiti “6 vel is ts a nd ba ae ‘on or connec. | Mrs. Lawrence sald rer eae . non ; Diem aut Seed | © West 35th Street ence detween the parties to the sult. | perfectly innocuous little lap dog into| ®@ going in mo: @ more for fiisns, cannot he prosecuted without | “I am glad to state that ay far as the) HM Nhe We mmitted ——>——__. the same dining room. It's too amus- eine, TOe Sie, soaetteR AY, | serious embarrassment to tho Govern- pollce In my v artied sre | Meme rN, ee ee beet s Fae re ae neata ac | Was no repetit the br es HOSPITAL SUIT BEGUN, wisidl, quite clever people aometimes| well’ developed, healthy musol im dnt y No means unprecedented | WA# No repetition on Tuesias e = fail to realize where a moral ends and that make # woman's lines good, |")! aol obviousty | think t what happened on the for 4 “ot Hempstead, against the South | “Well it is a downright immorality ‘| Ween iy’ teh Uf Rie hanes abe againat him t# such, it yp |the Government.” She ad Reputation Makes It OO aerial Ansoclation, ‘of which | Pull down Madison Square Garden, any-| well covered at ail {1 49 uenally | Rhat thelr ventilation. (n{#cenes were repugnant to W A D dabl Shore Hostal mont. was president, |Way.” sald Miss Scudder, returning to Feast Tie ATRL Gat lene aalthe Ore ay to KeSur bsolutely Dependable Mrs commenced in the Supreme Court |our Journalistic mutton with an air of on 9 clergyman was on with toys |f ” against it Mineola, to-day. The complainants determination which showed platniy tend the amount {# due for materials jenough she belleved there war otil! 1 during the Vanderbilt Cup Race | some meat on the bone, main rea alty, would be exceedingly painful to { by enfranchisiny r nw eTLEYS ! tis that Rev. Farrar has |teaving won 1910, when several spectators suffered | “Quite no,” I agreed hastily, “But 1 nig ee elling tHeo) sroken legs When accidents occurred. | you were going to tell me about th e name of the on AWAING IN ‘Phe complainants allege screens and | gimculty in getting well formed model "i f they sailed was not ull ere | WANTS. CUM mn NS IN COURT. doors were purchased between June and | gproad.” ‘adison Square Garden to be | September, 1910, ordered by Dr. Louts| ‘ay actually could not get down." Justioe Seabury yesterda N. Lanohart, Who was chief surgeon |e eee ae et eer, Unt T) Xn such Is the force of retter ation | Makes Hh writ of habeas corpus di at the time. Mrs. A. M. Onderdonk, t fountain, ast explained,” Dp ited | that by the time I left Miss Scudder's| ATLANTA, Ga., Noy. IG Wind tiardan ce tie Bombe to Drodt who was a member of the house com- | fr mY s"" replied | studio on Washington Square I was be- | precedents established by David B. Hil! }jam_ J, Cummins, convicted f mittee, eaid she had O K'd the bill | Mise Scudder, ginning to feo! maternal toward Madi- | {n commissioning hit the Ceara? j amd turned tt over to the bookkeeper | WHY AMERICAN \WOMEN ARE |son Sauare Garten myseit |New York and t of | sult by the Ninet f .G ] i" L | E S { for payment, but did not know whether oso Wisconsin in doing | Bank against Miss Anna ES ‘t had been paid. Mrs. Belmont, Dr. MO8T GRACEFUL, ANOTHE: rum,” ' last official acts of Ho , until al Miss Kidd is sued for th ery 0 co FREE C oO, Lanehart and others prominent in the| ‘Z believe the long, delicious lines of) the Weekly, Joke Book, ineo with’ row days ago orga, was| $15,000 on a promissory note mado by 289-200 Workington st N.Y. | movement to establish the hospital tes-|the American woman are partly duo to| Bert Tunday's World. biazlen. G to issue himself credentials ay a Unéd| her, The caso is on the calendar for J Vet. Park l'. & Hare Tol. Mil Corea F fed, to-day, the intermingling of races and partly to ‘Presinimeat for the Whole faiily, States Senator trom thia State. | trial to-@uy Saneneeeetl ,