The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1912, Page 7

08 one eaten et ELLAND AL TLE A APNE te ALL CONEY IS GAY: AS KING CARNIVAL TAKES THRONE Crowd bial "Dep “Dug Decorum” Out to Sea as the Lid Blows Off. King Carnival climbed on his throne @t Coney Island last night and tolé 6,00 merrymakers to go to It. It was the opening of Coney's Mardi rns week, the annual season of gay- @ty when dull care is laid aside, Twelve hundred policemen were on hand to see that due decorum was preserved, but Within one second of the time when the King lifted the royal finger the erowds had taken due decorum and thrown it bodily Into the wetness. After that, of course, there wan nothing for! Third Deputy Walsh's and Inspector Dooley’s men to do but took pleasant and put in a hard night's work empty- fag confett! out of their ears, The “big doings began officially in Luna Park's grand ballroom, where the coronation was held. ‘The room was Aecorated in regal style, and there was an air of real pomp about the place. All that could jammed themselves into the room for the ceremonies, that were More briliiant than any yet held. KING KELLY AND HIS QUEEN ARE CROWNED. At? P. M. the doors at the north end @wung open and Hugh Kelly, who had been elected Prince af Plenty, with his Queen, Miss Ruth Elder, marched down the centre with their pages, la- ies-in-Waiting and courtiers. Lewis M, Potter, Vice-President of the Mardi Gras Association, crowned them a mo- Ment after they had ascended the dais. Then the King raised his scep and ordered the fentivities to begin. But the crowd had beat him to it) by about a minute and the legions of | jJoymakers were rollicking, howling and screeching along Surf avente be- fore the regal party had climbed tn- to their gaily decorated auto to go to the foot of Ocean Parkway where the procession they were to lead was forming. Escorted by a squad of mounted p> Ncemen and preceded by @ band, King and Queen ted the proces: down Surf avenue, which, with its = work of thousands of vari-colored Ughts overhead and on its sides, was Mke a turnel bored through a rain- bow. And all about were the delir- fous shouts of the carnival-mid crowd. Over all fell a phower of red, Blue and green confetti, the little disks adding their mite to the riot of color. LIGHTS AND STREAMERS MAKE MOST BRILLIANT NIGHT. Overhead, twisted in the long strings of electric bulbs that made a glittering, rainbow-tinted firmament, were. thou- | sands of feet of many colored stream- ers that swayed gracefully in the | fr breeze !ike a woman's dainty ribbons, It was the most brilliant night that old Coney has ever looked upon, Despite the fact that Mayor Beers | Neenses owing to the fact that the ference. Geme of the saleon keepers had applied to the Mayor for all night crowd generally stays late, The Mayor told the men that for this very reason he would not issue Meenses, Most of the amusement places close at 1 o'clock, Jor ee tay Dooley ran ee for some open till two, as he aud hte Seats ve prevent the crowds mak- ing @ dash at the last minute for the trains and trolleys. But it was long after 2 o'clock before the last of the throng got away. They lingered over the last of the schooners to cross the bar, and then as they sleep- fly boarded the care they looked to sea- ward, where Gg nt Md was floating out past pomne Ai- JEFFERSON HOTEL AT CONEY CLOSES TO-NIGHT, FAILURE Summer Season of Hostelry Ends With Petition in Bank- ruptcy as Climax. The gay summer aeagon comes to @ sad end to-night for the few quests in the Jefferson Hotel on the Boulevard at Coney Island, for it became ru- mored about the hostelry to-~lay that the hotel was in difficulties and would close its doors. This was later con- firmed by Jultus ©. Foote, lawyer for the hotel company, whe filed « petition in bankruptcy, placing the Mabtitics at 237,127.87 and assets somewhere be- tween $200,000 and $260,000. The Jefferson Motel wan the Ricco- donna up to three yeare ago, being managed by the Heyman Brothers, who came from Virginia, Situated in jan ideal spot and occupying an entire | block, tt had physically every charac- | teristic to make it @ euccess. Business ‘men in Brighton Beach and Coney Ia- and sald to-day that the hotel had never made a profit since it was firet opened in 1804, | When the news came that the hotel \™ would be closed under the stern man- date of the Iaw to-night the few quests, |many of them patrons of the hostelry aince Its opening, all expressed deep re- |gret. For them the broad veranda and bic corridors of the piace held many en- jearing memories. Kid MeCoy, tately arrived from Wu- rope, Is one of the guests who will have |to depart to-night unless an application for a receiver is made to-dny and the ware decides to run the hotel. financial failure of the hotel,” Lawyer Foote to-day. Man has provided rain almost every Saturday and Bunday, the two days of the week in which the Coney Inland hotel man can make money. The cred- Ytors will be paid in full.” 0 or nahi Sn nar re a cn THE EVENING ‘WORLD, to-morrow to Syracuse. Chartes White, sergeant-at-arma of the committes, and George R. In charge of Ue) Speakers’ f y » this eventy the morni of the meeting of the ¢ takes place Thursday, ( man George Palmer, who has been y from the city, will reach Syracuse to-morrow dad weather ts to blame for the ald The Weather Ernest Panta, the manager and treas- urer of the hotel company, presented the ‘Petition in behalf of the hotel. — HONORS FOR KNOX IN TOKIO. Jap Setables at Luncheon for Him—Oeets Mikade To-Morrow. ‘TORIO, Sept. 10.—Phiiander C. Knox, the special Ambassador of the United States to the funeral of the late Em- peror Mutsuhito, and Mrs, Knox will be recetved in audience to-morrow by Em- peror Yoshihito and Empress Gaduko, after which the American Secretary of Mate and his wife will take luncheon with their majesties. In the afternoon Mr. and Mra, Knox ‘will pay a vistt to the room tn which the body of the late Emperor ts lying in state. Charles Page Bryan, the American ‘Ambassador to Japan, gave a luncheon in honor of Mr. @irs. Knox to-day. Among the guests present were Viscount Uohida, the Minister for Foreign Affairs; Baron Kurino, the Japanese Ambas- sador to France; several other Japanese morning. Raine OF youn, MEAD ARE NUMBERED’ fe a great deal of truth in the i vitality givee out, The beir statesmen, and all the members of the American party. A return dinner was given at the residence of the Knoxes Democrats Of for Syracn Dem Secretary John 0, Mason, of cratic State Central Committee, loft thi morning for Albany, whence he will | | | BONWIT TELLER & Co. SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY New Fall Models Women’s Evening Gowns 29.00 Made of crepe de chine in a modified waist of shadow lace net. Corsage crepe de chine. Women’s English Topcoats 22.00 Four distinct types in fuli or 74-length models—some braid bound, some velvet trimmed “aad others strictly mannish. Made of plaid back fabrics, tweeds and wide rough wales jier model with fichu pastel color, flowers of | d R° ce | Pag, it, es Deel a a and ns NS a ate ‘SORE. rf all at ie, Ree > Rewela, | Fae of vane isherael will be TA PILLS. By 80 SPEPSIA Sac ae had ordered the Island—liquidly speak- fag—closed up tight at 1 o'clock, discouragement seemed to make no di a ee eared ts oon the dy for the support, ‘the tr natural waa asi ofthe * ompwat & At Sees, ‘rok. 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