The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1913, Page 13

. “HAPPY JACK” DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR, SMILE ON HIS LIPS; Mulraney, Executed for Mure , der of “Paddy the Priest,” Makes No Statement. John Mulraney, known in the under World as “Happy Jack," wax electro uted at Sing Sing pri at 5.51 A, M. To-day, He went to the death chair ith a siniie on his Nps, and his execu- fion was one of the quickest on record, ‘enly one contact being necemary. He Was pronounced dead at 5.5 Mulraney was smiling as he turned to call back into the cell house @ final @0ed-by to those who remained behind Bwaiting their turn to take the trip to the chair. Including Hecker and the gunmen convicted of the murder of Rosenthal there are fourteen in all atill waiting the summons to the chair. en the death mask was drawn down over his face Mulraney was still smil- ing. Walking between Father Cashin and Principal Keeper Connaughton, Mul- Fahey entered the death house at 5.49.90. He half halted after he had stepped from the cell room and turned his head Gnd called back his farewell, in response to which came a muffled sound from Bhe cell room as the men there re- dponded, Nineteen hundred and twenty volte @t nine and @ half and ten amperes ‘Wero used. Mulraney was thirty-two Years old and of the type which ex- Berlence has shown to be easily killed By electricity. Mulrancy was convicted of the murs @er of Patrick Mobri Be “Paddy tho Priest, a@t Tenth avenue reet, on Oct, 3, ot and killed While resisting ————— THEATRE NOTES. ,As the heroine is a flower girl, spe @al floral decorations are to mark the opening of “My Little Friend” to-night, George Arliss sails for home on the | Mauretania to-morrow, after a second Fecord- breaking season with “Disraeli,” and will return in September to go Bouth with the play, To mark the retirement of Vincenzo Romeo trom the H Mastersilp to devote his friends bebin Presented him with 4 silver loving cup three feet high. Brandon Tynan, who was “Joxepn and His Brethie six weeks’ engagement City to-night, playing @pn's part, of the Stranger in Passing of the Taird Floor Lack.” Moonlight bathing is to be a feature the Palisades Achusement Park, and @ Mfe Kuurds have been engaged to trol the beach of the big tank. performance of “iolunthe” te to be ven at the Casino toward founding @ Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera memorial fund for the New York Pub- We Library. "Before opening t ew Forty-fourth Street Roof Garden, “All Abourd" will be played for a week in Atiantic Clty. ¥f starts there next Monday, fA benefit is to be given at the Ber- Meley June 5 for James W. Morrinsey, miahager and author, wao has been wn with nervous prostration for ree mouths through overwork, jAfter her two weeks’ appearance at Root Garden next ‘onstance Richardson ts A cottage ts being sat ‘Lake ‘orbes Rovert- “The abt ready for her. “The Century is to bave another new mame It is now to be the Century Opera House, The Children's Taeatre am the roof is to be an operatic cone eervatory. Believing that “A city will never be Beautiful, restful; the environment will never be pleasing, so long as the bill- MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. This 10¢-Plece Dinner Set with Every $100 Purchase or More CREDIT TERMS: "5 "a" °75 | "10 °" 150 8 1” A WEEK gm Opens an Accomat an Acconnt Open ‘Open Monday and | and | Saturday Evenings Only iparnent §59 500 2174-3" AVE BET. |[B"KI19"STS eS ie Doster’a fence takes the place of thej hedge and the ving” Frits! Scheff will not use the billboards to advertise her appearance in “Mlle, Modiste” she says, Tt is said in Philadelphia that Oscar Hammerstein is seeking @ site to build & new opera house there. Belle Adair, who was Julian Eltinge’s leading woman, opens in vaudeville to- day. Popular Prices For Good Music Fail to Attract By Sylvester Rawling. FTER all, in there any popular love in New York for s: onic music? The question is suggested by the poor attendance Inst night at the Madison Square Garden, where & concert was given at prices for seats ranging from % cents to $1. The pro- gramme held the names of famous com- posers, David Mannes conducted an orchestra of one hundred musicians se- lected from the members of the Phil- harmonic and Symphony Societies, Julia Culp, one of the very best of liéder @ingers, was the soloist. The concert had been advertised extensively. Yet the auditorium was lem than one- quarter filled. Mme. Culp, appearing alone at Carnegie Hall, for instance. &t double the prices, or more, ‘would shave drawn an audience as large, at least. The management had contem- plated a series of such concerts during the summer, WII! it have the courage to continue after such @ response from the public? Madison Square Garden, of course, was not designed for concert giving. Its shape, ita vast spaces, and Its lack of proper acoustic qualities combine to make it undesirable for such purpose. But the effort to attract audiences In summer to hear high class music at moderate prices has been made often, in more sultabie places In New York, without success, Even Siedi, at the top of his popularity, couldn't do it. Yet the Boston members of the Sym- phony Orchestra, without their leader | ba! of the preceding winter, give popular concerts that draw lerge audiences and win financial success. Is it possible that the little Hub bolds more music THE E VENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 19, if lovers than the giant metropolis? It Would seem 90. Mr. Mannes led tye orchestra through Beethoven's “Leonore” Pverture No. % and the fifth phony, and through verture and excerpts “Pareifal’ and what quality the playing maid, because the ma: chosen to seat the musi boxes behind the orchestra, way behind, it seemed, for the vast emptiness all about us. The brasses and the double basses projecte@such a wall of sound that the wood-winds were @iminated and only occasionally were the violins to be heard. A cynic re- marked that we were seated there #0 that we could face Mr. Mannes. When Mme. Culp came on we incon-! tinently took our way to t) uth end of the bullding and found is in front » It was wor' was in lovely voice, and she Beethoven's “Adelaide” and Schu- bert's “Ave Maria” with the orchestra | most effectively. companiment of Coenraad V. 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