The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1913, Page 20

suet: THE EVE By “Abe Martin” Noe family doctor could expect t enjoy th’ tull confid ' space on his face under cultivati It haint been eo many years ago wince v On h' corner an’ come purty clone t' Ruessin’ age who passed along by th’ cut o' his jib,” sald Hon. Bx- editar Cale Flubart. vu could stand ver’ f ore “O’ course our estimates were base! largely on th’ Sength an’ style of whiskers T’-day whiskers are th ex- Cop 1 an’ th’ feller who throws himself on th’ tender Meréles of a capadie barber can easily pass fer thirty-two tf he's neventy-nine. “In th’ ole days when whiskere wuz th’ Light o ever Seller's ambition nobuddy wuz ever taken seriously until @howed unmintakable evidence o ther ability t grow e rd. After a feller raised @ full set o° crisp glosay whiskers, either red or black, he at once t eo eligible © Gecuss th’ most momentous questions, either national of international. Witskers denoted a mature mind. Pro feasional men cultivated them in large bunches burns Wes in high favor. Sometimes t mitral e® #ometimes they were allowed 1 own in Fall nets were all th’ rage with medical men, My doctor could expect t' enjoy th’ full con- respect o' his patients unless he had all th’ under cultivation except hi nose an’ A feller's ability wuz measured by th’ length @ fis whiskers, an’ when they wus streaked with gray nis Sedgment wut supposed t' be ripe an’ ready t) pull “Once in a while nome feller wuz durin’ enough t! wear @ EMootN face but he wu soon drowned out o' th’ conver- lence an’ respect o' his patients uni on except his nose an’ forehead.” [ration Ifa young bare faced squirt proposed t' a girl ehe would call him fer his presumption an’ fay: “Begone! | When you Kin show me a neat clone reefed velvety mus- he IN talk business, but not until’ A girl used t Heve that @ feller that could work up t' a firm, evenly 1 mustache could easily master all th' later problems Ife, “A few architects atti! atick t' th’ ole time Van Dykes an’ we cccasionally meet a government employes who stands definitely under th’ civil service laws wearin’ & hedge. ‘Th’ trailin’ arbutus, or Wild Bill mustache, 1* almont extinct, It wus undermined above th’ Ip an’ al- lowed t droop from etther corner o’ th’ mouth after th’ fastilon o' cypress moss. In aome eections where land selle fer elahty centa per acre we not infrequent meet ie he had all th’ human betn's weartn' @ tangled maas interspersed with licks, Virgin forests o' th’ face aa it were— da that have never been disctplined or felt th’ keon of th! razor. “Within tht year @ ty of wurveyora wuz choppin’ ite way throt th! hills of hern Tudiany when {t came upon a feller wearin’ neatly trimmed chin whiskers with th’ hair line dropped fully an inch below th’ Hp, th’ Intervenin’ «pace bein’ carefully parked. Otherwise th’ feller seemed Igent enough an’ aeked many questions showin’ that took a weekly paper, But th’ American continent tm fast loonin’ its whiskers an’ let ux hope that no effort will be made t' conserve th’ Jast shaggy remnant.” ACCUSED COLLECTOR UNABLE TO GET BAIL fm Default of $20,000 Bond Os- “borne, Alleged Embezzler, Is Imprisoned. Apparently with nobody willing to go fils bond, A. Howard Osborne, for twen- @y-eix yeare Tax Collector of Belle- ville, N. J. ts calmly facing weeks or mont's in the Faxex County Jail in Newark which will pans t the charge of emberziomont against him ean de tested before a jury. Oedorne was lodged in the Jail last might in default of bail for 820,00, The prisoner, who ix fifty-six years old, in epperently unaffected by his incarcera- ce. WEDDING GENEVA, Duke of Croy and man were married who have been working on NANCY LEISHMAN'S CHURCH AT GENEVA Religious Ceremony Follows State Rite Making Her Duke of Croy’s Bride. Switzerland, Oet, 28 the rites of the Catholle MARRIED WOMAN SHOOTS MAN WHO ATTACKS HER Wound Not Serious, but He Causes Her Arrest and is Held Himself. Policeman Fitzpatrick, wtreet —wtation Italian who ra No, 2% Fa: THRONGS of the Fifth grabbed an excited mt of the tenement at Tenth street this morning, shouting m shot, I'm shot.” “A woman did it, Mra. Nunzlate Raffa,” he added, and the policeman ac- companied the man, who said he waa Koxario Amico, into the house. They found Mr, ffa, 4 young and very The | Pretty woman, scarcely more than a girl, in the apartment of frienis, She screamed at aight of Amico. Fitzpatrick took both to the station, Miss Nancy Letwh- to-day uccording to the Tax Collector's book for two years, a oan ads Melee Lipiny eae tan een ane W. Stanter ede Abbe Hlenchend At St. Joseph's CHUFCH ISTE” nwa and) her Husbands carae, @ office, declare that here The church was crowded dle oak! he had callol on the wenn total shortage of about $30.00 haw been and several thousand of the Inhabl-|thia morning and she shot him in the found. The apecific [tanta of Genova assembled outside and [ neck. The bullet grazed the skin and loheered the bride than twelve years de- | elated before Magistrate Treacy when | ¢!¥!l Osborne wae arraigned in Newark yea. (ay at they entered and as they left. mony was performed yester- SIX, ARI and bridegroom as The left a burned spot the aize of a quarter. Mra. Raffa, trembling and frightened, told in nervous sentences how he had come Into the flat and inquired for her husband and brother; urb, ow The bride's wedding dress was of] amited when she told Mon hee are cut jon | white velvet and had selzed her declaring: “It is ng) The church, which i minal, was! well for them. I have loved you for 1] packed to y with friends and rele] months. I love your big black eyes.”’ La atives of the bride, diplomatic attaches | She fought, but he pinned her ams . Gi eine rome tives of the Duke, to her side and carried her into her asus can, be, alan ved and t Mt the | Ate Blanchard, who performed m. Aw she fell across the bed she ly the faulty and old-fashioned bookkeep- |" a ed the fo! thought of her husband's revolver be- ritual) neath the pillow. She groped for it and the brid: . Nie 8041 pressing it againat Amico's collar fired, —— ‘atulations “upon, With @ yell tho man rushed from the DOG OWNERS IN COURT, [t™#%% Inte the Catone flat, Hardly knowing what she was bic i {Twelve members of the bri doing she fired four more shots, none up Finley, w epecial agent of the /aml twelve sof the Duke's fam- [of which struck him and then ran Goctety for the 1 of Crueity to) HX sisal the reginter after the wedding, ng into the home of @ woman The Duke ana Dy ile ty Animals, appeared Devel 1 Morrisania ¢ PHiained thirty summe ere Of unilvensed doxn Magistrate wrt to-day and) ino sex for the own. | Three dog own fe gummoned yertertay appeared. TWO! ecw sate @arvendered thelr dogw to the society! vice aren Promised to obtain ne In| viatted out of a ta Farms Court M Corrigin | og i 7 accepted the promix MOOR eae atest pymers to Rive up A AtrGeL tp) told the ratem that ny Kavanagh een atat nade of presen Joxe in the Bronx and that «creat many dogs wi pies!) Mary qwere at larke, The society sw 1 be . at @elned sixty dogs within two days, he & hed the eld, Maeking the noney The Kind You ve Always Bought I tare of Chas, letcher, a a Wa ‘ be ae nal supervision for ¢ b deceive you in this, { Susteas-good”? ay of Children— i What is CASTO is @ harmless substitute for C; em thy od, giving health he Children’s Panacea—The ‘Mo Bears the Signature of e in Use For Over 30 ¥ e Pe stor ‘conta’ it Stomach Friend, The Kind You Havo Aiways Bought yapend ther . Went was forced to lock the woman up on Amico'x complaint, but he held the man also, charging him with assault <_<» —__ WOMAN BADLY BURNED IN ‘OLD HOMESTEAD’ the r street y others. Kleking and striking Wile of Proprietor in Critical Con- Ker Magistrate dition and Daughters Are yrinoners $i each and . they were loeked up. Painfully Hurt. Mis, Thomas Walton, wife of tho chef and proprietor of "The Old He 1 famous old chophouse at Nos. avenue, was badly burned n hour to-day and is in a critical his Menth during the n the New York Mospital tn Old man Walton, with *, Beste and the top story of the sav a home since the days when Jim Fisk and the owd made his telry their eating place. he Kurls were In the restaurant when they heard the sereams of their mother and rushed up the stairs, ‘The old man rd the cry of fire and collapsed lorence, the first of the girls to reach gr mother, found her clothing tn flames. The girl beat the fre out as best she could, then fainted and fell down the stairs. ued the t the flames burned the moth- lothing almost off her body, Policeman Carmick, of the West Sev- entventh atrect station, turned in an alarm, He rushed into the house, beat out the lingering flames and carried the ,then unconscious Woman into another R e) Ww neither ©. It dee hore than room, The hands the « Iny treated and it w ral sloepe take them to the hospital, The fire Apparatus, under Deputy Battalion Chief Ross, found little to do, Ditoh Branni- RW, kan of Cheswick, Pa, near he struck and Killed by an automs the Freeport Pike early to-da lowly left lying in a diteh where it had n tossed by the ear, W. Earl Ineman, of a leading coal operator of Taren- tum, Pa. was later arrested and held as the driver of the car t6 awalt the action of the Coroner, fe ars | GRIME, SHIELDING NING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1913, PREST SHOULDERS DENTIST MURE Partner Innocent of Counter- feiting, Schmidt Swears at Former's Trial. Hane Shmidt, the murderer of Anna Au plier, vught to-day to shoukler all Diane for the counterfeit found In the fat at No, 618 West One Hun dred and Thirty-fourth street, sliared by Schmidt eth “Dr! Benat A, Muret, the dentist, Muret was indicted sotntiy with Schmidt by the Federal Jury fer having In tia joss | plate for the making of one aide of a counterfeit $20 bi Kehmidt haa raved and acted gener ally like @ crazy man at his own ar- raignments on the murder charge, When he took the witness stand to<tay in Judge Hunt's part of the United States District Court he was an altogether dif- ferent person. Schmidt was calmness f{taelf, He spoke in @ pleasantly modulated votce and his English, though perfect, bore & trace of German accent, He was dressed for the occasion too. Whereas he had affected a rough style of dress- in appearing from choice without ool- or tle, to-day he wore a new purple velvet tle. From the outset It was apparent that Schmidt intended to take full blame the present, so that th city and their social and commercial . . the size and location of the Company’s buildings in these sections years in advance will be ready when needed; the switchboards that will be installed in these buildings; the pole lines or pubvays for underground wires that will be built along routes where growth is predicted The work of the Toleghons E pA BE e possil reliable all times, no matter how suddenly service may increase. Planni c actual demand for telephone service and not forcing the public to wait while our traffic solved, is one of SHIPWR wreck, In wh Tran Into an NSACK bridge. FOR WEARING A S1IT SKIRT-Siit to the knee—Newark girl was sen- tenced to thirty days in jail. RAILROAD CONDUCTORS are to be made game wardens tn Texas, WHILF A MAN'S FUNERAL was going on in Lafayette, Ind, a baby girl | was born to his widow. CHEAP EXPIATION-—Unknown Waxhington man sent one cent to Secretary McAdoo to put In the Conscience Fund for a stolen box of matches, CAT LICENSES AND TAGS are proposed by the National Assoctation of Audubon Bocietics, which merta to-day, “BHORT AND UGLY WORD" ta working overtime in this campalen BECAU off with se EOF THE EXP! sears on a minor plea, lor the counterfeiting, Only a question | or two wax needed to set him going, and then he told fluently, though some- what slowly, his version of the counter. felting activities which occurred in the Harlem flat, He maid he and Muret had planned firat to make picture pos: tal cards atid had tried tt, tut without much success. “Muret was discouraged,” — aid Schmidt. “And then I proposed the scheme of counterfeiting, which had come into my own mind. Muret was Amtounded and greatly opposed the no- tion, He told me I was crazy, that 1 was a #ocial dreamer and that I would get Into trouble. He refused to have anything to do with the scheme and we returned to making postcards. “But our success no greater and In August Muret quit. He was tired of our {ll lick, [suggested once more my angry flat Thin Jersey ved death by Jur We quarrelled and he left the He didn't return for eome time and while he was gone I bought the paper on which I made the counterfelt bills and made the copper plate which was found ‘The United States eros tlon was: “You realize, do you not, that you are ing to counterfelting? PRIEST PALES AT MENTION OF DEATH CHAIR. conte “Ye: “And “And to cutting the body town had a reg 4 into a yawk River schooner xamination of Dictrict-Attorney wan brief but dramatian His first ques- ou have confessed to murder Aumueller inte nine pleces and drop. ping them into the Hudson?" “You have tried for a sp ty trial shud- electros ship- His own time.’ “If you were found gullty of couns terfeiting it could make no difference to you now," “It would make a difference. 1 would hot confess were 1 not guilty." You don't want to see Muret pun. No, T do not; but It is because he te not gullty." ‘Now, jsn't ft a fact that you are ssing because you know you are to be electrocuted? Again Schmidt shuddered and grasped the arms of the witness chair, but he answered steadily: “I do not know that I am going to be electrocuted. I belleve God will ine SE of a murder trial, Rhode Island slayer got | tervene.” ‘That ended the cross-examination, emt | DENTIST'S LAWYER APPEALS counterfeiting plan and TC THE JURY. A character witness followed Schmidt and then Augustin Deroy began his sum- ming up dor the dentist. He made an especial point of the fact that the jury must not consider Schmidt's known he grew Muret knew noth.ng about Character tn considering Muret'a rela- it until I had done 1% share in tt He had no | tions with hin, The dentist, he pointed out, had no more reason to Assistant | Scher@it's real character than hi Wood | Parishioners he served in the oriest. Mr, Ward rehearsed the evidence call- ing especial attention to the fuct that |the Persian orange ink such as is used on the back of $20 Dilis was found in Muret'e home and not in the One Hun- dred and Thirty-fourth street flat and that the only defense to this had bean the declaration by Muret that Schmidt had left the ink in a package at his home and that he had not 1 did not_know what It con’ know of Anna “‘Leohing Twenty Years Ahead, the Telephone Engineer Sees the Metropelia of the Fature and Prepares for Ite Telephone Needs." ry his studies. ngineer is public the reasons why It must be p' the in advance of the bl are being ew York City has **The Best Telephone System in the World.”’ *NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY lll The Telephone Engineer Plans | Twenty Years in Advance EW YORK’S TELEPHONE SYSTEM must be pensly to meet demands for telephone service before they arise. that future growth will not necessitate wasteful duplication of work or unnecessary temporary construction. The Telephone Engineer, with lays years in advance. ned and built so ermanent and economical construction for the foundation for the service of the future. He plans twenty In hie vision, based on experience and the most careful estimates that he and his associates can make, he sees in the Greater Telephone City twenty years hence 2,200,000 Telephones, operated through | 15 Telephone Exchanges and connected by 5,000,000 Miles of Wire. He estimates that twenty the people of the Metropolis will be sending 9,000,000 Telephone The Telephone Engineer enticipates the growth of the different sections of the intercourse a score of years hence. 5 from now lessages daily. He plans but of It helps. to service at upon the “Cleaned and Polished witht ELECTRO SILICO POL | Put up in eltner/ a wonderful Cushion Sole construction of damp- proof oak leather outer sole, cork layer between outer and inner soles and soft wool fibre cushion on which the feet rest. 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