The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1912, Page 3

RNG BURGLAR Hy COUPLE SLEEP iin Loots | ome of Wealthy Lawyer nd Escapes With Booty. | BWORKED BESIDE PAIR.) yd-Jones Awoke Only me to Pursue Intruder | From Country Home. | [DISTRESSES AN A burglar entered Unqua, the dig iry home of Mdward H, Floyd- ) between Amityville and Mases- wa, Long Island, about 4 o'clock this ing and plundered 3fra, Floyd+ '# jewel casket of precious stones the value of %,0W. Mr, Ployd-Jones overed the burgiar just as he was ing the bedroom where he and his had slept through hie operations, | though Mr. Floyd-Jones was out of | in an instant and giving chase, the jer escaped with his plunder. ua, the large country home of the d-Joneses, for many years the res! of the late Senator Floyd-Jones, is set back from the road @ park of trees, Ite isolation gives Invitation to burglars, and several gO served to shield persistent who were trying to destroy or Floya-Jones's property. "BEES BURGLAR FLEEING IN THE | MOONLIGHT, “Mr. and Mre. Floyd-Jones were aleep- ing in thelr bedroom at the front of the house and remo’ from the servants’ quarters by long halls and many vacant | guest rooms. Mr. Floyd-Jones had left | the deor to the bedroom alightly ajar he mado a wur of the second ehortly after miinight Some time; he thought he heard a board creak | the tig bedroom and, believing it was jog that had invaded the bedroom, called to the pet and told him to get Bustle. heal first time Thursday. I wae half asleep when J ca! mably to the dog,” sald Mr. Mloyd- to-day i narrating the swift te of & few moments, “But as I did 2 was eure I Beard footsteps heavier those of my dog and 1 sat up in pre- ;tion of my being. ‘A patch of moonlight was shining | through the window and onto the floor mear the door. I saw a man crouching running swiftly through the moon- tis thes uses evi of fea sea puré | oteelle? sued the burstar. = ‘The servants f them hurr “What an extraordina two! No wonder that on the ard me call an downstairs with 1 people Ja written: ‘Ou J could hear the man’s footst=ps onl, ’ And how you & room or #0 ahend of me as Tf ren! anninilation In your: Jones mald that after he had xrounds Mr. Woy come in The desir retive om the search of to fa street sighed M.| within THE NOISE ANO ACTIVITY, STURBS ME laps time he sald, My First Week _in America—Pierre Loti AMERICAN GIRLS GETS $5,000 GENS Dreamer Si Aweary of This ‘‘ Workshop of the orld” HIS LUDSHIP UOSHP FADS “No Rest, No Seclusion | Anywhere,” Cries ‘‘Man | of the Past,’’ Poet, Phil- osopher and Playwright, to Whom New York Is a Bedlam of Sound and By Ida Vera Simonton. HE noise and activity of your big city distre: disturb me,” Pierre Lot! to me at the rehearsal of | his play, which be attended for the} am shaken to the very founda- I am ll from the incessant demands upon me by your interviewcrs and by the well-mean- ing pf those who would Honize me. | “My throat is sore from so much talking, my nerves are distraught in your New York, which to me appears the workshop of all the world. Do it out into the hall. I celled to my your people never sleep, Madam- Does activity never cease” way to Hive! P through the living room and dining! eannot fathom. 1 would not rvom toward the Kitchen, When T Sot myself on your crowded streets in» there [| saw an open window "{ taxicab, I have less fear of battle.” Durglar had leaped from th Again M. Lott sighbed and before I pushed opr e kite into silence. After “Though my men servants and 1 madel gontiy: I search of the grounds about! ‘Mademoiselle knows the Orie use we found no trace of the In-/ she knows that in the Kast we speak He hud evidently got what be] jittle, but think much, Hence, if for and knew just how he Was} Madagotsello would know more of wolng to get away.’ |me, if whe will ask, 1 will be en- JEWEL CASE IN BEDROOM 18 | chanted to answer her. But I assure RIFLED. !you, T love not this ‘trying to pene- trate the secrets of my very being. myself, o remain remote from the nolse and THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1912. ghs for the the Peace of His Far East, ARE BEASTLY BORE, | ed Talk} Rot, \ll That Blawst About "Em Is Bally | Doncherknow ! Yaas Ya T NEVER READ A REWSPAPER i | 7 labkaniae NEVER AGAIN! “Get Young Out!” Peeved Lord Alastair Persistent Reporter. | | | AE ait the veas | Cries to tly bounders that ever! bo the American newspaper mant | of an the that | bored—the Amortoan str ) Such is farewell metsage | Amertea of young Lord Alastair Lavi | son-Gower, son of the Duke of Sut lan’, who was the height of ‘ability | when he arrived here ten short weeks Ho started hack for Europe toe with hile noble father and his noble | sister on board the Olympic, and the | last words he uttered were Th never every the | ame das come back any more! Phe fine nineteen-veat-old frankness }which might have characterized a lvonthrul citizer cor degree Was all gone And the Lord Alastair smite | oh more atriking | news reporters | then rebuffed, | was roptaced | Alastale frown. at first bombarded After eluding the newapaper men, | who were ching the «hip for htm Ship lodged, FIANCEE HE WON ON EIFFEL TOWER HEREFOR WEDDING with # fine tooth’ comb, young Lord Mastair was finally captured on of the decks with hia sister, the Lady HIS LUOSHIP" USES JUST AW- FUL LANGUAGE! "Your ludship?’ beg A reporter has been abroad ve question don his Lip ur Amoriean aunders Not on Pier to Meet} shouted Lord Alastair The Lady emary covered her lit- Ue pink ears with two tiny hands Mile. Le Clerque, as He'd “oh, Do not say such Sprained His Ankle. ieee | “Ww went on the repe | | | you think of America? ter | An k 1 Tower romance of the moxt way from me—awas from me, j thrilling sort ever sed by expert |! Hin Lordaiip, “Out Aotlonigts) was entertie: upon: ite Anal ‘on do not tke Amertea, thenz | . " hapter to-day when the White st Sm, Ld lke it Tt ie the " at Some Thoughts of Pierre Loti brought to prt Ale, Heene | meta cher coment, ow at . > . f Paris, Fran n ieaving Lam ty et out! ¢ On Love, Life and Man’s Dreams) |»: 20 #8 996... sas son tninn of tye Amer “The noise and activity Gistress and disturb me.” nt) ahs Dlesine nnd the) Belt in ved tne a Mat ot bie “2 find no rest, no seclusion anywhere,” one AMS nd her in und this wag one d f ity Dieky ly York appears the workshop of the world.” of your people ia written, ‘Onward and ever ony “Z woulé not trurt myself in @ taxicab in your crowded str “With one bend your mothers rear their young—the other hand is on Pitlae of tho world.” ‘You livo only in and for the presen: “You are of to-day, I am of the past. “The Forld of to-day does not interest me.” “Z nevor read @ newspaper. “Your women are charming—but they would be trrosistible if they would weave about themaelves the mystery, tho illusion of the Oriental th NO! it COULDN'T HAVE {BREN THE “LUD.” the drew hls oh md the future.” © would the knot down in pb rt u birt and refused “Every woman would be loved beyond death and through all eternity els We Duke, wh if she wonld but keep her mystery, vrition Sear sana ‘Take away man's beloved and he is bnt a shell, awaiting the final sun- | ‘°!. M i helr on. the or deck. | mons to the great beyond, where some wom: joved of him awatte him.” one thousand feet up ty i ly a diplomat, bit hte Lp. | “Every year I go alone on a pilrimage to the secluded, aileut gave eel ewer eis t have Hard Alas-| of her I love best of all women, It was she who fuspired me to write. | oho yo iM P at vi Bay 9 Contemplating her from a distance prompted me to und Harold ‘h hits? ar 1a quits on paper, Thus she and I both a: dreams are real things.” immortal, Written words never die and FELL IN LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT ON ELFFEL TOWER; SAID “YES” ON. THE FIRST BIG STORM AT SYRACUSE WILL BREAK ON MONDAY It Will Come at a Meeting of the Leaders tor Talk Over Candidates. for the last two days at Good Ground, | Charles Murphy, will return to New ¥ who has been ork afternoon in time to take the South western limited for Syracuse will not leave for the until Monday tor 0 Conve! noon Tamm o'cloe’ leader be row n Itt ‘Gorme ntion City The wpectad nany cohorts * on in gethering at plight ferency expected t Monday t will hat afternoon. from all over the State will Syracuse to-mor On Monday there will be Sena: after- ne bearing the les at one The the storm over the renomination of DIX will break at this conference plain thi phy ond temp jy supposed to be Judge Victor ion has been lo of a srary of permanent irman. Hoth Will be agreed upon at Monday's nee. Murphy can name beth, conte hy Mstor that ate Mar met Ine and that some pretty ga will be sald to Mr. Mur- If Tammany’s leader nas a sec. 0. ake ly ba srolne 4 the Stat » hottest Kind of a flght at{ » the wit watehman, » by ico he has not ww an tolliig what will bappe of Patrick F fikht for Dix, so, If he yhow, The plate m must be framet on the lines of platform of Wilson, and that] ns renalvenens, That ther yneluaion, ‘awiley’, Inwtantly Keitled y falling from the fire escape 1 thelr o the coner rd, five | ! ee hdcrier ib ielr aa he intle of to-day ix not a pone; tt ts If it were not for love T wonld have lived and died unknown.” _ mpletely rifled. 1 rings, | {he real Pierre Lott ee Hank Reserve 89,490,100, 5 ie ast clae,| MOTHER'S HAND ON PULSE OF jand now, Monsteur? : rine | TMEY repute and ropets, atruck With) sone statemont of the actual cor iol had yee: THE WORLD. ale semote, Ae elineiie ee ia Wee hat makes pligeima from ntlonal view} dition of Clearing House hanks and A anlgit have! whee do you think of Amertean Bae aie b y Turk's Fa eT OL eeek tt “n Md by trunt panies for the waek shows , 1 6f DINK | en othatee’ cated traction as enigmatic as any esue? Only the myster: neer that they hold $9,499,100 reserve in oth ‘ ? a pout, The banaiities, the rush, the haste.| rounds tt. It sus Harllament, who also excess of legal requit t* This Personally, T know nothing about’. unrest frighten and distress me. E}reaveuin nothing. Pro t jammed a | the Olymp He sald he fe an increase of 00 from last tiem, but Judging by the mon, ser enaw. whee L chink) fOr Simm [look they aides une yt rontetilng net the car|were “extremely pert a1 wen, i) Sete a Byars. relent ‘the (mother: with capable of lucid thought. Tam utterly | stone he tho sendored by to auden atop ainout nin | ral hae vinttiog. a f . sand the:¢ ur mothers seem to rear thelr and he dreamed again | chat image and they Kuow that lity odd feet tn the al | n, how 4 rt aa . while the other hand ts on the i jacana he! iy and nuldn't 0 hat BE Beid no attention to aye the into space, He was very pale an their interpretations are put filusions f ha eae AM 14 oil’ to the ti WOE Mess —Si8E| BU - sank decp into his clitr. of thelr own bruins, they go away and Pho ttt man awore igneuel| as Aly euch minute, ech)“ Avior 4 time, I again ventured to| worship unto the very last of thelr daya, Mile, He know and shel GEN. LOCKMAN DEAD, ye " icSones bad remark: “I hope, M. Lott, in your Oris) kvery woman would be ioved beyond fed her fngers tn Then Be Ruined trom Bure is great heoause of It ota) retreat, when you see us In retro- | death” and through ail eternity, If she lft’ man opened the ind|Dawyer Won Brevet Tite by 1 Unrest, it deaire for knowledge and! spect, you will remember that We meant | would but keep ler mystery. Mystery id went hand hand| geevtee in Captere of At Ne L i Shiai Pierre} 2. be Kind to you, and th wny inter-}is the universal magnow: no man can Here Cine ate one TE is @ truth,” Plerre |. t " sour of you © * 1 John kman, seventy hdrew 4: 8 our Presa lave sousht Ware! reaimt It, fg and rebel all he muy yr ep itl a live only tn and Minter cosa tulowenioll ie sou t Thin left the charming Mile Ol) veteran of the civ ia thi Witch the jrekent und the suture: the to the great reading pubilc|] “Have 1 n 4 vid tee big blonde young B «-} wa st hie home, No. | ast you have forg: otten.” j something of your real self, breath of aps Naw wae. eH a 140 Went Beventy-third «treet. He was | There was u lon noe. Hin eyes self,” Madamolnell fo [loved and he ts bat a ae cant} native New Yorker, « member of the| - WOMAN RESCUES HER snd Uioughts were the players re- but m: and T Xn final summon ‘ AEA Tae as Jold Volunte Fire Department, a Col H e. A Jap. WEA.) nue wour HAWADADSTE me, f Jumbia law xehool graduat anil @ mer | Tollcemen Find Her, However, never read a ne | noimany forms, in : [an Tn V : what my {nterpr he M thoughta r { Near Death tn Hurning Hor whispered iriende bell me. on, and the greater Batt ¥ He was @ Heutenants In the rt Fire, smoke, wator and @ hal? dozen seit mast solteltat ater t ce td eG nisin arok | © vig poll couldn't keep Mew a ed we more ¢ he we t 1H f ' wo ire eb Nay aucctnnitec Gopatc ; manager, “We : ‘ man ; er a Samuel Miller to-day foun resenting [200 te ; ! | a xact Chines Se Have Ton " ry twas heey 1 B) Nidden {nw bedroom behind the burning rhieety 4 NIC RVEINGS Maegan aim HE i. ‘Miller bakeshor No. 4 Pitt street pilbidels Viola Allen's in rete hi tor : i diremen were at Darement nee . and a |man, he ' 4y . t F pollow: new tablivhed | * ‘é ue yet be rm au ae n nelu . 1 When Airs, 3 mie luction the ‘nly thls, Madam ar worne au vo lov ‘ beCuphd \ ) Fighting tree ‘Onty thls, M aa raien I ng peglafeh Pets rs and two] _ Manutactured only by pw teh serine i Aoi Wri lhhe ‘ouecinn ies int | ane JAMES PYLE & SONS, Now York \ store, Minutes pus You decry 1 A of an adorable woman,” Wan f obscured by smoke and Poltceme very Peain th ivan and MeKenna of the Valen Mare ett soem” £0 . Ket station deviled tw investigate, With u a r (a my 4214 2) _, thelr coats ove t ade tlh ‘ thelr open comradexilp with from ,¢ tases = =. t n ‘ ro' er Bane tite Milter th vribly real the: lan Oriental viewpoint, detract from, pro: ‘ ay dreams Pe) & rt Pe) woman ing on through his jut e8UB-|them. Mystery alone makes women|on paper. 7 both inn " oma an thing to the mummers on) compellingly attractive. Lot them keep) morta’ Jie a a ‘ uvereome ore and aly THis augmesticrs were prompt. | Onna nRIy Atte : own {a Mann ATS 30 wore My have arranged for Monday, she was ® f wie Perera beerhs | Neues wt? tar love { would have lived and Inid her on th wi mu ingraie you ae RL happe Laan as./) et coe ene ninadn.t —| A Very Important Sale of High Grade wae ta t hand ! | Again M, Loti watched the rehearsa i pe eee ae ih eo alt! aie emianhde fete Diseomort After Meats eines ) { cannot measure you acourately at{ quer, eve the mightiest man whol pom. ; if “i Tamer sta pate WAGLT wi (ar pital t Reversible Velour Portlere= Hed t ‘on, in tranquil Stamboul, | man? toward ¢ 1 i Foe eter gee repaces WHOA) LOVE 18 BORN OF MYSTERY AND |aNl passes wut Into the m on | At Unusually Low Prices. ae ' etait ; anal write of ¥ou as 1 Pri ta a mn from . . ‘ PR Se 4 hid avenue, Inte laet } apd past On _Attrgation: ie . | adwa\ "S. They will also introduce an entirely new line of \ © tae pou J oa'g nay that Patel. | mn oan 1 paints you . f i ; | | y nan Heney Lue waa eperailig the) tioughts of i be dra ne reveals Peon en te ee +n io j A L re j | ee east Ok 7 ia is ‘oa permia na ce 4 “obo Uelent an tangy ilis | ‘Miacramette Lace Curtains f <— i M, Lori LIKES US ONLY AT al zea! Me ith ane day is the vary Bay Aa 1090 He ts of ‘ Ee a af life, ve ts born out Of | ine past, a superint ctionary, — | will treo ti »| . Cost 5c Per Box; You Save $1.95 in! i DISTANCE, mystery and illusion, Tako away myse! wy “trilaten him eters we | Bramial at ay * West 23d and 22a Streets NF owvor Vis, od Cove + Cougs Dry te’ "WO YOU wot And Interest ia ua here tery and luslon, and tue sbaleinn of movers of the world! | Deuselers PUIVaY & CO. New ort, | ‘ a ‘ eae © i ee noe to-morrow | | renominate Dix, if he de-),.! Ho will do so if he is He ‘| | COL. 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