The evening world. Newspaper, August 16, 1913, Page 3

ek... UNIQUE PAGEANT OPENS THE JAMES’ “BLUE GARDEN” 300 of Newport Set Enjoy Novel Entertainment of “Dedication.” 10TH CENTURY SCENE. Supper and Dance Follow Open Air Programme of 54 Professional Dancers. NUWLPORT, Aug, 16—Enacting an old fave amid @ natural stage setting for the purpose, the “Blue Garden,” on Commodore and Mra, Arthur Curties Ja\ ws summer estate on Beacon Hill, ‘was dedicated with a pageant that kept Nhree hundred guests entestained until | @n early hour to-day, ‘The pageant, a unique outdoor enter- tainment called “The Masque of the Blue Garden,” required fifty-four professional dancers, singers and musicians, besides @ number of amateurs Among the lat- ter were members of the crew of Mr. James t Aloha and some of the hotise gues Eleotric bulbs festooned the tre flowers and planis, while calcium lights helped siluminate the grounds and the big stadium especially constructed for the guests of the evenin the guests went into the garden under ® canopy of blue, and on blue velvet carpets, Mr. and Mrs, James met them @. the east end of the garden. Later Mra, James appeared at an end of the garden marked by Corinthian columns, Attired in an effective cos- tume of the sixteenth century, and while the band played softly, she told her | 9 what the pageant meant and @eated herself beside Commodore James. | Then, with a wave of an electric wand, | @he started the entertainment. @LAN OF ENTERTAINMENT WELL GUARDED. / The pageant, novel and original, was a @reat gurprise to the guests, as Mre dames bad carefully guarded ‘ts na- ture. Joseph Lindon Smith, of New York, arranged !t and played the role of pageant master. It was enacted in a Great semi-circle before four marble columns near a well over which is an Italian renaissance well curh brought from abroad by Mr. and Mre. James. ‘Toward the end the bright lights faded and there appeared all over the garden myriads of electric lights to represent fies. In front of the apectators were ersian tang and Itly pond outlined tn blue lights, ‘Two mermaids emerged on the backs of tritons, and following came two little sea nymphs, the children of Mr. Smith, With shells filled with fruit taken froin Pomona they tempted the mermaide. Paul Swan came into the garden as Zephyrus, the weat wind, and executed & dance, followed by a dance by Mra, ‘Royes deploting Amphitrite, Neptune's queen, who had been borne inte the gar- en on a large shell, followed by Nep- tune, Leaving her throne, she danced And entered the water, followed by the mermaids, and all finally disappeared in tne deep waters of the pond. All the characters were appropriately costumed, At the close of the outdoor part of ,the entertainment, « trumpeter ap- peared and gave a signal for the guests (9 march through the blue canopy {nto the house for aupper an@ dancing. DINNER OF SIXTEENTH CEN- TURY, DANCE OF TWENTIETH. The dining hall was furnished in six- twenta century style, with @ procession of waitere costumed in the same period, ‘The supper aw far ax possible repre- nted dishes of the sixteenth century. ‘The house decorations consisted of gare lands of fruit, orange trees laden with tult and many old Italian flags and All dishes wero served from banners. ewport’s sockal mare dames had guarded her se- new vets, Mra. coet well, and It was something unique the coluny to witness, under a brtil- iant moon, a Greek play with touches of Italy—Kods, demi-gods and goddesses of mythology disporting themclves in iystic whadows, and real, breathing rymphs rising from real water and finally disappearing amid flowering illy Finally the twentie century Valled and to murly of the day guests danced into the early hours, eaieeeerneen HERE TO GET A DIVORCE. ‘That Done, Wri Valkenburgh faye, She Will Live tm P Mrs, Philip Van Valkenburgh, who was met by Baw rd Lauterbach, ar- rived on the France yesterday to go back to Pomfret, Conn. until ahe gets her divorce in the Wingham County courts. = ‘Are you to be married again?’ she od yesterday 0, you must not ask one that,” she answered. After she gets her divorce she going to Paris to stay forever, he pre- the On arrival) District Between Fifth Avenue and East River, From Twenty-Bighth to Sixty-Third Street, Begins Registration on Monday—Warren God- dard House and Kips Bay Neighborhood As- sociation Co-operate. |Enthusiasm in ‘Green- wich District Unpre- cedented in Contests— | 350 Youngsters Entered in Five Days—Mothers | Grateful for informe| tion on How to Feed! Children. The campaign for better babiem ie Sweeping like a wave over Greater New York City. Next Monday the district between Fifth avenue and the East jRiver, from Kast Twenty-elghth to East Sixty-third, will be formally pened for the registration of babies | entering the contests conducted by The | Evening World and the Babies’ Welfare Aasoolation. In this newest contest the | Warren Goddard House wiil have the | co-operation of the Kips Bay Neighvor- hood Association, | This neighborhood realizes that it will have to go some to equal the record of {the Greenwich Village district, which jin five days has entered nearly %0 |bables, The enthuslasm of this last Named district has manifested itself in the presence of fathers and even |@randfathers at the registration centres at No, % Jones street and No, 78 Ninth javenue, In some cases Greenwich Vil- lage families have been so certain that they were ‘orting a sure prise winner | to the station that the walk to the sta- lon has been in the nature of a tri- umphal march. Yesterday three little tots who seemed hardly beyond the age | mit of five years formed a band con-! sisting of @ mouth organ and two tin| whistles and escorted their young | brother of a year and @ half to the Texietration office tn real style. ONE MOTHER TELLS 'EM WHERE TO SEND THE PRIZE. But the mothers on the other side of Fifth avenue aren't worrying #o that | you would notice it. Why should they? | If their babies aren't the best in Greater | New York they have got to be ahown'! why not, that's all. But, speaking of being cocksure, one mother in the Greenwich 1fe sec- tion ought | be awarded medal for her confidence, ev-n If she fails to land the championship prize for her baby. She informed the offic at the regia- tration centre just where to send the money prize, and in what kind of bills she would have it. Some centres have finished registering and are getting ready to judge the candidates, but others are just on the point of opening. Two new ones have recently announced their intention of Joining the competition. They are the Child Welfare Centre of the Commit- tee for the Reduction of Infant Mor- tality at No, 119 Washington street and the Hartley House at No. 13 West | Forty-eixth street. Mothers are beginning to understand | that there are in reality two compet. | tons, and that the later one, the im. Provement contest, is the important one. If their babies aren't already “bet- | ter bables” they are going to see to it that they become champions by the time of the second contest. Proper feeding, they have learned, will do won- ders, and some of the mothers who have started getting their milk from the regular milk stations already re- port an improvement. NEVER TOLD ‘ORE HOW TO ARE FOR BABY. One mofher in the Greenwich Village neighborhood confessed yesterday that he had never been told before how to treat the baby, or what to do when it was sick. It had never occurred to her to take special pains to keep the milk away from the files, or to keep it in a cool place, She was delighted v- learned that she could get free ets. The entries at the Little Mothers’ Ald Axociation at N, 6 Second avenue, which amounted to almost four hun- dred, are now all in, and the work of Judging 1s scheduled to begin next Reuietration Aug. 18, CONTE closed Aug. 13, North Rive Eowaro KELLY week. ty will tackle eighty. By a week from to- day it is quite likely that the prizes will be awarded | LOSS THROUGH QUICKSAND CAUSE OF A SUICIDE Kills Gartield May, Conttetor, Himself at His Home in Palisade, N. J. Garfield May, thirty-three years old, @ member of the contracting firm of May & Brady, was found dead in his home at Dearborn road and Colunfoia avenue, Palisade, N. J., early to-day. He had shot himself in the mouth with a revolver. Depression due to business is given by his friends as the cause of his eul- cide. Several weeks ago hia firm took © $40,00 contract to bulld sewers at Cliffside, The workmen struck quick: sand, which upset all the plans of the contractors. They are understood to have been losing heavily on the work. Bernard Brady, young May's partner, is a ton of Paul T. Brady of the Wes {nghouse Company. Last night Mr. May attended a fire drill at Palisade ant showed the young volunteer firemen how to use fire ap- pliances, But it was noticed that he was worried. Later he met a few friends at his home, but they were unable to cheer him up. Mr, May and his wife were prominent socially. Mr. May was appointed superintendent by the Hudson River Realty Company when the village of Palisade was estab- shed eight years ago, He had charge of the construction of the beautiful winding roadways of the Village, About A year ago a shot was mysteriously fired near his home. A rite bullet broke a window and lody in Some time b that two valuable dogs, favorites among all the of the village, were poison a planation of the firing of the shot or the poisoning of the dogs was ever found, ———— Logan Tucker Dies, ur ATLANTIC CITY, N, J, Aug. t= Mrs. Logan Tucker of Washington, D. ,, died suddenly here last night. Mrs, Tucker was (he widow ‘apt. Logan Tucker, last male descendant of Gen, Joh Logan, civil war hore ind exe United States Senator, The body was nt to Washington to-day for interment, at Arlington Cemetery | 2 es Y How, When and Where to Enter Your Baby For the Big Prize Contest Now Under Way CONTEST AT LITTLE MOTHERS' AID ASSOCIATION, No. 26 Second venue, for children between three months and tive years, living in district from Seventh to TWenty-cighth street and Fifth avenue to East River, Judging of the babies will begin Monday, For this contest The Evening World offers $100 in prizes, T AT GREENWICH HOUSE, No. 26 Jones street, registration of entrants Monday, Aug. 11. and will continue to Monday, Sept. 1 sive, Contest boundaries from North River and Fourteenth street east to Fifth avenue, to Washington Square, to Broadway, to Cunal street, to Age limit, same as above. For this contest The Evening opened for WILAM WILLIAMSON S™O03. mos. ar Oley KITCHEN 4387 Ww 4I9T/ babies will be Judged on | Monday, and on Tuesday the committee | THE EVENING WORLD, The. Evening World’s and Welfare Association’s City-Wide Series of Better Babies’ Contests Three New Districts Enter Prize Race; ‘Greenwich Village Breaking Records: Ol CONROY MIKE STATION 7B: SAN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 16 MARTIN'S SLAYERS. @* PINNED UNDER AUTO, TWO WOMEN AND TW CHILDREN ARE INJURED Mrs. wilt ©. C. Walser of }testren or circuse Staten Island and Family Saved by Passing Car. Ana result of an accident in which an automobild turned over near Freal Bridge, Staten Island, Mra, Will Walser, her daughter-in-law, Mra. rick T. Walser, children, and James Drury, the feur, were injured, but attending clans @ald to-day no bones were h Kills lam’ C, Fred- the latter's two little chauf- physl- broken and the victims were suffering only from cuts, bruises and extreme shock, Mra. Walser ja the wifo of one best known physicians of Staten in She her ingston along the Old Stone women'a clubs in and others were New, York ing dri ‘The machine was going els turned four-foot embankment, Some of the occupants were down under the overturned car, elder Mrs. Walser and the were under the automobile, neither move nor make their cr ald heard, In about fifteen minutes anoth extricated thei son, Dr, Carl scene in anoth Dr. Walser, hurried ‘ain of the back. ———“.1.+-_ Mrs, Elizabeth Hell of No. Seventh avenue, Mount 1 serious accident shi to her defective ey ed the 36 suffered ht. Vernon, of the Island, and for many years has been prominent Sta ven in automobile from her home at Liv- Toad yes- wall | terday afternoon, when the steering gear about they carried 1t down a Pinned while others were hurled against @ fence. The chauffeur and could lea for er mas chine with several men came along and Walser and his to the ried the Mra, Wille ers worst injury seems to SHORT-SIGHTED WOMAN | HURT IN THE SUBWAY Somh owes to-day She descend- subWay stairs at the One Hun: ESAPEPOLGENET “HE TO FAR WEST Names of Men Wanted for, Killing Rich Toronto Milliner | Broadcasted Through America | SIROCCO RENTED ROOM | i Men Expected to Try to C sash| in Loot, as They Are | Hard Up. | | ‘The two men wanted for the murder | of Wilflain G. Martin, the Toronto mil- Hliner, In @ furnished room at No. 43 | Weet Fifty-seventh street, have slipped ‘through the finely drawn police net mpread by Deputy Comminsioner Dough- erty and are belleved to be on their way to San Francisco. Admitting that his confident hopes of bringing the two mur- derera to book in short order have |failed, Dougherty has cauned to be cir- culated through all the larger cities and towns of this country and Canada an |"Information Bulletin” minutely deserib- ling the fusttives. ‘Their names are Harry Schaefer or Shafer, alias Murray, and Mike Sirocco, |allas Sago, allas Santo, Both are de- |ncribed an of a degenerate type who | make a business of gaining the con- | fidence of men for the purpose of 1 \very. The circular sent out from Hoad- |quarters to-day describe the two as followa: POLICE JULLETIN” MEN WANTED FOR KILLING. | “Harry Schaefer or Shafer or Murray, |@ native of New York and raised in the | vicinity of Fiftieth street and Tenth \avenue. He has worked as a painter on fronwork and as bartender in cluba. | “Age, twenty; height, 5 feet 7% weight, 145 pounds, Has a pale complexion, {# smooth shaven; thin | face, hut good looking; blue Kood ; Mwht huir, combed a la pompa- flat foot. Dresned, atraw hat, mixed suit with a little red in it; Norfolk jacket; watch and chain, with the chain fastened to the lapel of the coat; necktie pin with the mon- ogram ‘H. 8.’ -He Is good looking, clean cut, well dressed and of the chorus man type. “Mike Sirocco, elian Bago, alias San- to, Harber by trade, but poses as a novelty dancer, theatrical perform- ac. talian, twenty yeara old; hetght, five feet 2 inches; weight, 146 poundy; stocky, round face, black hair, inclintmg to curl and parted on the Dressed drown sult, ellk shirt with soft collar, Si whoes. SAYS MEN ARE OF oORORNERATE CHARACTER. The circular, after referring to the degenerate character of the two men, nays that they frequent crowded places, such an ball parks, railroad stations, ‘The jewelry stolen by them from Martin and now supponed to be in their possession is described in tha police bulletin as “one gold hunting case watch, inscribed with the monogram “W. G M.;""@ gold watch chain and locket, the latter inscribed with the same monogram; one 1-karat diamond ring; one 1-2-karat diamond ring." Police in other cities are warned that thé fugitives are Iikely to try to dis. pone of this Jewelry becaume they are known to have little mond. It fe now known that the smaller of these two men, @irocco, was the man who ortginally rented the back parlor from Mra. Theodore Jones in the Weat Fifty-seventh street rooming house, posing as the brother of “Eddie John- fon, who subsequently lived there with fa woman passing us hin wife until the day when Martin was murdered. He visited them often durmg their six Jay's realdence in the Jones huuse und was seen by Mra, Jones several times Not wntil the detectives located the Johnsons tn @ house at Corona, le 1, was Dougherty able to Kain the complete information which puts the murder of the Toronto miiliuer up to Sirocco and Schaefer, In the face of Dougherty's @unal to reveal anything that may nave been told him by the Johnsons, the pre- sumption that they themnelver did not have * hand in the killing of Martls, nor any knowledge of it beyond ac- quaintance with the elayers, seems backed ‘by the fact that nelther Johnaon nor his wife have been arrested, They quit their rooms in Mra, Jones’ house at 4 o'clock an Monday afternoon; the murder was done some time between 7 and 7.90 o'clock that nigh! ees WIFE AMBASSADOR’S AID. s Mem io Ww to Perevian Pe Former United States Senatur Benton MoMillan of Nashville, Tenn, who waa appointed Ambassador to Peru by Preai- dent Wilson two weeks ago, sailed tor day on the United Frult eteamer Tiv- ives, He wae accompanied by his wife and his daughter, Misa Klinor, seven-| teen years old, ‘They will firet Panama, thence to Callao and to Lima) | floor. hein: LONDON, Vanderbilt, ‘Thin is the third child of the Saechenyts and the ne born in England in the last year, Mra, Alfred G. birth to a son at Wimbledon el Since her experiences in attempting to obtain recognition aa a peer of Countess Srecheny! han made Guilford, Aus. Hungarian nobility abandoning her husband's bilt money were apent. f after four yearn at Budapent, instead of Vienna, brought the decision to leave for England, where the Vanderbiite aj M'GRATH HITWITH CANE, HAS EYEBALL BROKEN | BY DRUNKEN BUTLER Doctors Know No Way of} 16,—Countess, gave birth to a daughter Thursday night at Tangley Manor, rote Saving Sight for Noted Police Athlete. Matt partment athlete, the alent of hin right eye a of a biow In the face with # cane in the hands of a drunken reveller who tried last night to enter the Jardin de Liaw Danae, on the roof of the New York ‘Theatre, after the ticket seller had re- fused to admit him. MoGrath, emple policeman at MeGrath, pectal the famous Police De- in almoat sure to lowe remult was called to assist the ticket 1 MoGrath’s physicians say that the cane ered an injury which Is known adminin\ as fracture of the eye b they know of no way by which his sieht can be McGrath's ansatiant Maxintrate Deuel in waved. after failing to get a had given the name of Je himaelf # civil engineer, 13 Went Fifty-frat street his companion, for Frederick F. ) and wan held the West Side Court to-day in $1,000 bail for a hear- ing on Monday, an 1 went b to a ¢ amnaen, Hruik My y nept v, the place, Maecheny rdy recepth cord than nian axed with hat or 9 vy He and ing It Ri ew Inlelefelainlalni “PEG-TOP” SKIRTS, ‘The fashions for next autumn, lara and cut on both dresses lar co She Plunges Born to Countess Szechenyi, Formerly Gladys Vanderbilt ee 4 who was Miss n months axo, Tecogniaed and received. ng to Paris cab de with will inch ‘peg-topa’’ mew's trousers, with cuffs, ‘The allt mkirt will i ever—to the k he extren they may be wm radical Skirts will ve very tight at the bottom and draped from the hina At the bottom they will be upward into the des will be worn, nant, pred d wraps, in dress trimmings will be df an. Afternvon dressox will be trimmed chiefly in the back instead of the front, with sleeves suggesting the Hate will Hail, and largely @r © black n, AWNING LIFE-NET FAILS. TO SAVE GIRL AT FIRE. eceives Injuries Prob. ably Fatal, Giddy's ond Vanderbilt baby Vanderbilt having given Kushed higher ex in advanced etylea—and tho allt will be in front; ones will have but- ard mhort jack= ets, reaching only to the hips—Rus. et and with fur-trimmed col- Both suits and coats * popular Japanese ef- with and gold and all- le will be uned extensively ‘The fur ved bably the most popu edium-alzed Purple, 33 ™ | Through Canvas and} -MILE-A-MINUTE PACE SET IN FLIGHT FOR $25,000 Prize annealed Only One Entrant in Hydro- Aeroplane Tour of English amd Scotch Coasts. SOUTHAMPTON, England, Aum 168 dd the coasts and Scotiand for a prise ot eroplane tour a | Southampton Water with only one par- \ucipant. Harry G. Hawker, the winner f the Michelin prige in 1912, accompa- nied by a passenger. His waterpiane in a double decker } fitted with « handred horse power motor |and with the propeller at the front of i the machine. ‘The shore waa black with spectators who kave Hawker a great sendoff on hin 1000 mile Might, which must be |completed within 72 hours Descenta may be affected on the water | oniy at the control stations at Rame- gate, Yarmouth, Scarboroug’ Aberdeen, | Cromarty, Oban, Dublin, Falmouth and | the finishing point at Netley. ‘The fact that there is only a single mpetitor for the big prize, open to all British machines, ts commented on by the newspapers, which way It seems to Prove the contention that Great, Britatn Jn atill dependent on foreign engineers for flying motive pow RAMSGATE, Aus. 16— Hawker reached the first control sta- tion on hia flight round England and Scotland this afternoon, having flown 14 milen tn 142 minutes. YARMOUTH, . England, A 6 Hawker completed the second stage of hin Might, from Ramegate to Yarmouth, at 4.9) thin afternoon, He flew the hinety-six miles in elght-nine minute, ameennitiliinonenennme POLICEMAN GETS TUMBLE IN CHASING RUNAWAY Mounted Policeman George J. Lachner of the Parkville station, Brooklyn, gave a rare exhibition of pluck at 2 o'aleck this morning in a two-mile chase after England her home, @ runaway horse. ngarian estates, on which millions oP Vander- The animal, with traces dangiln om by the Auatrian Emperor came along Ocean Parkway at Kigh: teenth avenue going full tlt to Prospect mount, € overtook the runaway. Park. Lachner started his Wilber, in pursuit and at Avenue But before he could seize the reinn the dragging KNEE-HIGH SLITS, traces tripped Wilber and he fell heavily DECREED FOR FALL |) *1th his rider. | ee shidetndl Neither was seriously hurt, and, get- ting vack Into the saddle, Lachner re- sumed the rr For more than two miles the horses had it nip and tuck, but at Malbone street and Washington avenue 4Ne runaway caught, Lachner had s few bruises, but was able to return to his post. His horse has an Injured foreleg, but will soon be in service again, The owner of the runaway has not been found. It evi- dently had been hitched to @ carriage ~ BLACKHEADS AND SHALL BOILSONF AGE | Disfiguring and ‘and Painful, inful, Lay Awake Nights in Real Agony, Cured a Month from Time Started to Use Cuticura Soap and Ointment. 617 Le Roy would get as large as @ good-seed pee. of oxdivy. Roswell Flower, whol anya ae : ‘Those boils would appear on my chin and lives at No, 612 Fifth aver that) funy — ae ite ae le tae r Moura forehead. { sleo had them on my face ia Brutk is @ butler also, {1 " ie numbers, also in my ears, ‘They burned and Una Woodby, nineteen yearn old, when Both were under the influence of Nau0F| she let xo her hod on @ window leten | Were exceedingly painful, non they went to the root Karden| and fell trom the sixth and top floor| . _t tied everything 1 could think of and Canwell when arrested gave hin em-iof a negro tenement house at No, 198 | Cvetything friends would recommend, bus ployer'a name and address an his own and vald he Wan a wealthy broker couple encountered at the ticket window a party of three—John Randolph, r & broker, of East Orange, rence Mortimer of the Hotel W James Rooney of the Woodward ano, and @ broker, tke both his com- and panions. ‘The refusal of Fward Maher to seil tlekets to any of th and « blown juat officer aince a man tn wordy hia hon m ankered all five ar changed to one of before MoGrath ap The weight thrower haw been a spec the Jardin “taxpayere” suit held up his Telnatatement to the police force after he had been dimmtased for shooting ag tn Brooklyn. cane struck Metirath so that the flesh above and below his eye was cut and he was krockel half senseless to the He blew & police veral policemen arrived Nod hw eo Danse & Bru whistle in time The arent and at Or on fire Perso ly ne Hundredth at early to-da, ns in the street who saw wirl clinging to the sill shouted to her} » Which was Got no relief whatever. I happened te eee | am advertisement of Cuticura #oap and Otntment and decided to send for some. I | began the treatment at once and inside of & week thee was @ noticeable change, the “*-'to hang ov. Others, realiaing that of ard} could not hold long, stretched the sppked ihe Cioieate Cerne Te) awning procired from the window of| Gusicure Soap and hot water, A mont! @ nearby store, She fell, brewk'ng | trom the time I started to use Cuticure Soap through the canvas and striking the! ead Ointment | was entirely cured. jewalk heavily, | (@igned) Mies Daisey Charters, Nov. She was taken to Reception Me | Cutteura Soap 26e. and Cuticura Otntmens n @ critical condition from a SOc, are sold everywhere, Liberal sample of of the ekull and internal Injuries each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Ad+ fire started in the ment dress postcard "Cuticurs, Dept. T, Boston." ver |duickly, trapping three famtites, All ie 6) Wintne but the «irl wh of extemal idere building of the estar ‘op, Valued 1, fell were rescued by eo damage contents was about 16, Ap Dudley) 487 Men who shave and shampoo with Ou- ticure Soap will find it best for skin and ecalp. ROBINSON’S PATENT BARLEY was, | a ee - all five of the disord ah ane trem Mi And 26 Jones streat. 8 to 4PM OD) poird avenue in the Bronx to find that new duties. iad: ‘; J ottiew te ns ote of CONTEST AT WARREN GODDARD HOUSE, No. As Bast Thirty-fourth ti ‘ . ty | When an Evening World reporter| — Misiatrate Deus! jet the broker® €9 | fading 1 salow took! |] street, opena tor registration of entrants Monday, Aus. 14, and will continue fj 0 maton platform ae ta bee nnas. | asxed what aha reearded he dures or| Wid), susnenaed sentences snd he fined | Hunt Club, sted on Wi 1H é i a and showed blac ear: of! \ for dinord conduc \ : |] te Monday: Sept 1 Inelualve, “Age limit tame an above, Conteat boundaries || Wand, tn an aindaowador'e wife, Mra, MoMillan | | ARNO) fF dinonterly conduct and way well Kno hak veh rom is o Ei cty-thind street, betw ‘ifth avenue Mrs. Bell, unable to distinguish be-| S#i@: “Se whould be intensely loyal to | ee [of Manhattan 1 but Yo 4 and East River. Restatration hours daily: except Sunda miter em |! her husvand, woothe hiv cares, give him 4 nephew ix given to Frederik Winthrop, | The Evening World offers & in money prigut jtween the edge of the platform and) nein when he aske for it and Aueaeat Sore Musbond gerd Fave, | brother CONTEST AT THE PLAYGROUND OF PUBLIC BCHOOL NO, 12, JW! Harker space of the tracks, walked ey Reg ort Eerie fary mite moral araing that her huwbund spat in ee Fourth avenue and Fourteenth atreet, Brooklyn. Hexistration closed July J, the viatfurm and felt ty the track | support har face, Mra. Dorothy KB. Mor Opern Stow Divorced. 0 per weak 28, Prises will be awarded Aug, 22. Vor this contest ‘The Evening World |": ‘a1 feot below. Her screams Mr. MaMillan was formerly Governor! brought sult for weparation tn the gustice Mills in White Mains yester- rid, $0 Pay. sex in money p threw the waiting passengers on the of Tennessee. Supreme Saul beeeay against Leslie day granted a diverce to Gregorio, ttt jundey ; platform Into @ panic, bht George —_—___ Moroso, The Moroscon were mu M, Suil, @ grand opera singer oon cr aati vif fanee to a conreane Ael CURLARS NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION— j Harris, w fice in at No. 43 Park | Out of Werk, Ende Lite in New Jerwey by Justice of the Peace | whose studio is in the Metropolitan NEW Yo! or ata closed Jur 29, Bntrants will be judged in Oc- 9! Row, was cooler than the res He! George H. Gchuenhoff, Afty->ne years | Seymour in October, 1910. Immediately Opera House Bullding, New York, in RK tober, dates to be announced later. jumped down and lifted the woman to|old, @ storekeeper of No. i} (horry| afterward they came to New York ant | ale action axatnat Vittoria Petrillt Sulli, WORLD : For enom of these three ening World cd $80 in money | the platform just as @ southbeynd street, committed suicide this morni ve been Hving here ever wince, The ner whose realdence ts in ne prises, train approached the station. M: |oy stooting timecif. Ho was out of| wite says that her Lusband earns more! plorefe, italy. The palr were married Naas PIP MPO OL eR TES OO ES refused to go to @ Bospital, i work. , | tao 1200's week. . ry 10 Jume 26, 1890, \ . 4 , Bs =