The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1912, Page 8

40 BOYS ARRESTED WHEN MAYOR LETS ROUGE STOP BALL Playing in the Streets Finally Brings Protest From Plate \ Glass Companies. Because »ollcemen obeyed the Mayor's injunction to “wink hard wih both tyes” when boys played ball im the atrect, twenty-five youngsters appeared tn Children’s Court to-day, Fifteen or twenty others who were arrested were taken home last night by their parents, ‘The police “winked” #0 guccessfully that all sorts of aluses grew out of the street ball playing. Boye broke win- down and street lampa, struck pedes- trians and did a lot of damage when their ball was a ‘tip cat.” Many per- fons narrowly escaped having their eyes put out. But the boys kept on and gradually included stone throwing in their reper- tory. The police remembered the letter Mayor Gaynor wrote in the summer of 19M, saying: “They (the boys) must Play somewhere,” so they didn't dare do anything, while complaints for months poured into the police stations. Then the plate glass inmurance com- Panies and the merchants combined and wrote the Mayor a letter, The Mayor responded by writing to # certain police captain a@ letter, and last night the police of the Kast One Hundred and Fourth street station went out and gathered in forty boys who are alleged to nave been breaking windows and street lamps and to have Introduced Into thelr ball and “cat” games stones end other missiles. The boys were surprised at the Mayor's reversal of form. ‘The nows spread quickly and many streets in town were peaceful for the firet time im months. a SHIP'S SHARP NOSE CUTS 00 FEET DEEP INTO PEER, SHASHING A BUILDING THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1912. News Oddities ‘Tie Peace Congress ts fighting again. AT. R. campaign button was found im a crow's nest at Highland Lake, Conn. Bay, George, don’t take her to Bavaria on that honeymoon. The raftroads there have prohibited kissing on the trains, platforms, or the company’s premises. ‘The revivalist asks, “Where do you stam, brother™’ The Rev. ©. FE. Clements of Chicago says 2,000 Methodist preachers stand in the shadow of the poorhouse, Some pumpkins in Hackensack! Thomas Marshall has one that weighs @ pounds 13 ounces. The new baby of Mall Carrier Damel Greiger of Pittsburgh t# a seventh fon of & seventh son of a seventh son. Now, if father is only a Democrat all should be well. The family of Henry Loomia of Ardmley, N, Y., have five roosters for dinner to-day. Loomis shot at @ burglar last night. Somebody haa started the rumor that Dr, Wiley hae @ prem agent. t} Miening for ten years, Arthur Britton of Pourhkeepste was found in the Pawling mountains, ceyered with hair, armed with a club, and barking like ® fox. In memory of her rescue on the Matterhorn a year ago, Countem Natalie Kilfus made her Hotel Astor dinner questa, ercoried by Alpine guides, walk up Ment fights of steps. Bhow this to your wife: “You may pull out your husband's hatr till he te bald-headed,” Judge Samuel G. Near of Trenton told Mra. Anthony Stankowits, “You may pour water down his tack until he ts water-logged, and then you may think up something new and try that on him.” Since Frederick Drumm of Harlem professes inability to pay damages of $1,068, fifteen-year-old Frederick Schuck ing to sell Drumm’s bull-dog, and thus make the dog pay part of the dam for his own bite, Tt was a mistake about Peru being bebind the times. They told the retir- ing President he ought to be tn Jail. JAMAICA BAY OYSTERS PERIL FOR FOUR YEARS; NO ACTION WAS TAKEN Art Is Long Distance. (Prom the Newark News) An American artist walked out of his house, closed the door with unusual care and descended the atepe, In his hand was a satchel containing his paints and brushes and @ change of socks, At the gate he met a bright-eved, ragged little boy carrying basket filled with scarlet strawberries, purple dewberries, ermson fadishes, palo young onions, verdant spinach and gils- tening lettucs from ® huckster’s wagon Department of Agriculture|"“\).,otavicer’ she toy asked. “Bere Says State Officials Knew of ."" replied the artist, Orushing past. am on my way to Sunny Italy to paint water-color etudies of picturesque peasant children,” And he ran for the boat. Typhoid Germs in Waters. WASHINGTON, Sept. 2%.—The De- partment of Agriculture in its report on the recent investigation of polluted Stephano Tossed by Battery Sea Wall Currents—Anchor Lands in Tomkins’s Office. Caught in a swirl of currents off the Battery sea wall the Red Cross liner Mephano, making for her berth the conditions of the oyster beds in Ja- maica Bay, N. Y., says Jamaica Bay is “one great basin into which many millions of gallons of human sewage are constantly flowing. Doubtiess| Do you feel bright and cheerful—as myriads of typhoid organisms from this sewage,” the report points out, “find thelr way over # portion of the shell fish grounds through the medium of polluted waters." Oysters from Jamaica Bay are gene you should—when you getup in the morning, do you feel like you have had a good night's reat and like doing » full day's work; or do you get up with that “down and out” spirit and feel just as tired and sleepy as when you went to 200 MUTINEERS SHOT AFTER DEFEAT IN PLOT TO SEIZE CHINESE CITY Led Into Trap at Wuchang and Routed by Loyalists. WUCHANG, China, Sept. 26.—More than two hundred mutinous soldiers were captured and inatantly executed without court-martial by the loyal troops commanded by Gen. IA Yuan Heng in consequence of the outbreak which occurred among the soldiery on- camped outside the walls of this city on Tuesday. Tho remainder of the mutineers fled into the open country after they had attacked the town and been defeated by the loyal garrison. The mutineers were all cavairymen and numbered over two thousand. Thoy had prranged with the artillerymen quartered in the barracks tnstde the to Join in the movement, but the gun- Plans Discovered, Troops Are; ners at the critical moment failed to keep thelr promises. Gen, Chi-Men was warned of the mu- Uneors' plot. He permitted fhe city gates to be opened, as had been ar- ranged by the conspirators, and a body of mutinecrs numbering fifty who were important points were admitted aii immediately shot down. ‘The others, on hearing the firing, fol- lowed in and a revere fight ensued, re- eulting im the complete defoat of mu-| col, tneers. AMOY, China, Gept. %.—Violent riots in whioh many Chinese who had cut off their queues were killed are to-day from An-chi, in the interior of the Province of Fukien. pared Net the Ex-Rough Rider. (From the MNwaukes Journal.) “He files both swift and high. dips and spirals. glides with confidence down the ethereal toboggan ede from great alti- tudes. “He dives and curves. "He has ascended out of sight toward the nenith."" No, you ara mistaken. ‘Mhe above t& not from @ campaign comment on the {ex-Rough Rider; tt ls @ writeup of an | aviator. 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Only @ year or two ago, when the Drummonds bought the place, 146,000 was spent in redecorating the ballroom alone, Mr. Kahn 1 now living at Cassio- tury Park, which he leased from Lord Essex, ———— Capt. Seathy Now a Lawyer. Taman Sealby, captain of the White Star liner Republic when she sank off Nantucket in January, 1 iftter col- lision with the Itallan steamer Florida, has become 4 lawyer, after @ course in the Iaw sohool of the University of Michigan, elf will sail Saturday for Genoa on the Canopic, which he once commanded, and after a month in Italy will study admiralty practice in Lon- don and then settle in San Francisco. GRAY HAIRS QUICKLY BANISHED: DANDRUFF, FALLING HAIR STOPPED Remedy Made from Garden Sage and Sulphur Restores Color to Gray Hair _A feeling of sadness accompa: the discovery of the first gray hairs which unfortunately arelooked upon as heralds of advancing age. Gray Bait, however handsome it may be, makes a person look old. 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ALL AT MODERATE PRICES. WOMEN'S TRIMMED HATS IN SMART AUTUMN STYLES AND MATERIALS, ADAPTED FOR STREET OR AFTERNOON WEAR, ARE BEING sHown AT $15.00 To $25.00 IN THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT ON THE THIRD FLOOR. . B.Altman & Ca. BOYS’ AND YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. ‘This shows only 3 of the pattern—that is, ene corner of the rug. Tapestry BrunclaRugs ° £6.20 Fine one-piece rugs, splendid quality and tn medallion or Oriental pat- terns, Also come in 9x106 ft. size, at $13.75. Iron Steamboat Company's __pler, crashed into Pler A, adjoining, to-day and drove her sharp prow half way through the wharf, wreaking the cor- ner of the Dock Department Building % and hooting her two-ton anchor f. through the widows of Dook Commie- sioner Tompkins's office, Luckily there were few persons in the building at the time and no one was injured. ‘The Stephano was in-bound from Halifax, Nova Scotia, and St. John, New Brunswick. 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