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THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
11, 1911.
WANTS TO VOTE
ll
ICH HE F
Only Chinese Veteran of the
Civil War Appeals to
President Taft.
SERVED IN Tin; NAVY.
-Voted Here Until 1908, When
I le Was Barred from
the Polls.
The only Chlncae veteran "f thi etVll
ee Is IIVlM right hrri In KoW York.
Ml nam la William A. llnnir, and ho
) tar.. brown-skinned, bright-eyed old
man who arils i a nt Nv 100 1'esrl
street. And you are liearlns shout him
simply beru.iae his adopted BOUntry hM
refused to lot him serve It In pea-e aa
he on"o servr.1 It In war. He hat bttn
disqualified n a eitlren anil he has up-
peiiei io President Tart rr red rata.
I saw Mr. Hang 111 hia little shop yes
terday afternoon. At first glanee one
might not take him for an Oriental,
with hla short, que irlesa Whltt half,
painted white bennl, and Ft'irepertti
elotboe. aio he ipaaki very Una Kns
giiah. Yet he araa born and bt oeght up
In Hong Kong. This Is t ie story he
teld me.
My people all lived In Hon Kng,
hut my father had his business In Can
ton. It was what ovrr there la railed
t lie 'ship-China- business. My father
sold provisions to the merchant ships
thai put In at the port. Tills was about
JlJO.
Brought to America
One
of lha captains whom my
father
knew beat was an American
named
orly n
Capt, Cushion. When I was
boy of Sixteen my father said
U this
captain: 'Tou take my ao:i over
ta Ainerlea and Rive hiui un education.
pay you the money.' Thin my father
ald mo that 1 was (0 8 With the cap
tain. My mother didn't even know
about it. My panaga was paid on
Capt. Cushion'! merchant ship, and he
1 rirug.it me into New York In the year
itai
"Then for IWO veata I stud I. Hi In a
prtvata school in Brooklyni where he
pllt me. In the aprtng Of lat ha came
to ere ma one day at t IChOOl. 01
iur 1 knew the war Wat going on in
the country, Ha talked to mo about it,
and then he BBkod ma If I didn't want
to go into the navy, I araa eighteen
and I knew the ocean and I Wat tired
of going to ' il. 1 said y ea, a thou
rand times,
"for u few w I erved en a t.a!::
Ing ablp lu tiie Brooklyn yard, Than,
with many others I was t..:cn off
and sent to tiie South. They Could
not Bhe much lima to trait a la
those daya,
"I eerved on many ships and nlth
many captains. There was a Captain
gtowart, i remember, and tha ships
Penguin ud Albatross, Bui - so
lopg ago that 1 cannot remember many
names. 1 was in Moiule Bay and With
Farragut'i fleet most of ilia iln i, i
was never wounded, though i had the
fever. I cana t remember being fright
ened, Y'ou gas 1 did not k '- Into any
close, hand-to-hand lighting, such a
the laldiers on land know.
W..S n Pov.dc;' Boy.
"I supp isrt i hiMpcd ki'i a good many
,. .. ' : till i .
and carried the powder with which the
i ig guns in re charged, Only l never
knew whom I klllad. It araa aim st
tike watching a war through a tt S
icopc
"But" the
e;ied prouilly
end ntel got
tent shoulders straight
"I served through u tiie
my honorable dti large
a in Boston, and about
Too pay for gunners'
days Hasn't wry much,
with the other
lt in monoy.
hoys In thoaa
uu see.
Then fur two
merohant ihlpi
1 went to x
ere of till 10
In Savannah
,1 the dl In't
more. I 1
fi p 1 r mi hi
.1 on
voy-
and
want
same
'ered
On
agrs 1 met m) Wlfl
alter wa were man
me to go to sea a'
back to New York,
that Capt. Cuahl it
my money. I dldn'
he was, but I f u d
..il soma more of
know just where
Im tlnally iti Hmu
Harbor, down o
lost hu money
tat 1 -i Island, ii" hid
nd mine too durihsr
the war, but when 'ne saw that 1 wa- ted
to aettle down in America he said he'd
da all lie sottld to help me.
"So firs: 1 bad a tan More, near his
horn. Then 1 et up a gre ety rtoro
in another toa'n -. few m'.i 1 awuj And
llnally, twenty- tu: years ago, 1 .rime
to New York and up ned my rlgar itore,
At that lima 1 "etit to the ell ' Iti' Hall
with my honorable discharge from the
i.avy mid 1 made out - "me uthei pop 1-.
as they told me,
Voted Unt.l 1908.
"Since then I've VOte I tui
publican Pr tl leni unij "
tried to vote f, 1 T.,: . the)
nauers had nut been obtall
, . 1 y He- ,
, when r
me my I
1 legally
and they aa .'t If. me vote.
"I do not undei itand, and r don'i :ciow
wiwt to do. Ho I I ve written to Presi
dent Tuft telling him all aboul it. ""d
teat 1 want the chai.ee 11 VOte fi-r him
uko-Ihi in lid-'. 1 hope very much that
he w ill tell me what t ) do.
"I have always lived in Amertoa iln -e
I came hero. 1 have not once been hack
to China. I Sin very fond and pruiid of
my country 'hat l hgve adopted, It I
had had sons 1 ghould have sent them
tn ngiit for America if she needed tneir
aid. My people believe m lovhuj thafcr
isauntrv nke that, Hut my wile gave
in only daughters, and new Shi
dead.
"True, I dd not bleed In the wars," he
,1, ,e,l witi. ;i c.uatr.t, deprecatory Sliru
but that was no', n.y Caul
1 fought
IN COUNTRY FOR
1
OUGHT
lit i '
itfyltlw
and doss not ona belong to the .'ujuuy
fot' .... Ufa U liMii offered? '
Olive Fremstad Objects
About Forcing Her Voice Upward
Always Has Been a So
prano, Says the Great
American Artist, Who
Has Just Given Pre
sentation to a New
Brunnhilde and Is to
Impersonate ToscaNext
Week.
it v
i , i:s tj: k ra wi is a.
or sho'tM not eav that '1
have been forcing ni
Voice upward fur 5 ears.
ns you did to-day. It Is not true!
If YOU Will accept my modest dls
clglmer Iti good filth, It Is not an
much of nivseir that I nm thinking
as of tiie gtOdMtg -who aspire to bo
singers, To them iucb expressions
are harmful," giolalmed. Olive lrwn.
siart at ;!ie Ansonia Itll night. Tha
writer bml alleil to eonerratulate her
upon her gtlcceggtul delnit as Brunri
bllde, In "Die Walk.ire." at the Met
ropolltgn Opera HOUM tie night be
fore. ' You should r-e my mail,'
she continued, "From all over tha
country eontralto-i urlto to me ggk
ing lion I mtnggg t'1 sins sopran
roles. They beg mi to disclose the
reclne. Hut I have none. I never
was a COBtrtKO, an 1 you KOBtlctntB
of tiie prtgg, who writ critical re
views of rjlhgers, should know It.
"I began my Staging ra."er as a liTht I
soprano in a church choir In the Went. !
A great many people professed t. at i
they liked my voice. Friends predteted
gj career for me. I canto to New York '
to ItUdjr, Mr. but why bother I H '
name discovered that I hvl a;
good lower register, s tie ti 1 to de
velop It and sueeeeJeil, with the result
'.!..u I found myself wltb a big hollow 1
Iti the middle of i vol". Advised
further. 1 went abroad to studv, undaf '
' 1. 1111 I., limaitn. Hut she was ill, and I
had to wait month! before ahe co.-ld
pay any attention to li e. gho wa.s ko
full of angagamanti wiien she re.-ov-
trad that she hadn't mu .1 Lime to spare
for ma, Then ahe set nie to work Study
Ir.s such ro'.ea as Pldaa, Which 1 did '
diligently. Bui it was a'.i wrong, 1 got
angagamanta, among others to slug in
Munich. Finally, Maurlou Qrau near.)
mi became IntOraattd and offered nie. I
a place at the Metropolitan Opera
House. At lila Inatlgatlon i went to
Ital to atady fur a year, and then 1
mule to New York, where 1 hue SUng
for seven conaecutlve seasons.
Always Up Against Trad tlon.
"Everything that 1 hava done he
every part thai I have es., ed baa
been something that somebody e'ae has
done before. Therefore I have had to
'?a:id agalntl and be Ju.ljdl by tratll
i..... Y'et New Ycrl opera-so.-i s haw
hee.i most kind to me and aapa ial y
good a:.', I helpful have been tho erf. .
When s know that th,
.il review ere of opera an
expert !
hanaat
reporters who, to .1 more or less di-(
3: ee, sVird a interpreters bet ween
them and the audiences and are Judl
c, ... . Well as friendly u.iiser,, nicy
cannot fall to proflt. lo the meait era
: craft I freely admit tr at I owe
"Scr.ie: itrte? , h iwever, I have lo imlle
:. a you are most indulgent, Moot of
you agreed that 1 sar.K Brunnhilde
pretty wall last night. The truth is 1
really scared ui of my wits and
my throat was so constricted that I loot
all sen.-; of pro tlamatl in. often I fi old
not hear my own voice and I altnpty
rorted to shouting 10 that Mr. Herts
could i.fep ti;e properly In the picture,
wait! Now that I have found my
;eir in the pan, 1 shall strive oonatantl)
I 1 perfect my impersonation. Hrtneiu-
ber your critlclam of loday ami after
! shall I...... aims; Hrunnhtlde ten times
see whether I am not more worthy of
the klr.ii things that were said of me
today.
Trifles Tint Are Overlocked.
"Then you crltlce are so unobservant
cr a,o tndlltcrent to what may seem to
1 t, be trifles. Not one of you men
t!.in:l t.ie hreakhitt of my spe.ir warn
I threw it down, or t .e hard Job Roomer
had to Rn my helmel when 1 had boon
'..l.-.-ed nl 1 my long sleep. Ye! the for
:-.:. at least, waa mast embarrassing.
When the time came I managed to
pj ik hp both parts of the spe.ir and
carry them until i could get off the
itage. I'm what dllteraneo tha s ort
sued weapon made in tiie affeotlvenesa !
gt t he scene. What did ioonw whl tor
1 1 as ha fumbled over the Axing ofl
my heUnet7 wen, you luet k blm.
It really wouldn't be propev foi me to
tell you.
"Aa to the matter of my wearing
short skirts, following the example or
Mine. Weidt, ss you rat !, neither Mma
Wold 1 nor myself can t.e credit to
tliat, it It as II should be, My
'owlU
'. -i.t; enu ugh, lin e 11 u 1:1 ' o ' I 1.,
1 "V
rough
indi t my girdle for my tiui.ts
the ..ir. The Brunnhilde of 'Pie Wi
;re, aa simo, weiqi naa saw, i
lillU at least, she is a vouus, oauty
. happy girl, full of the Joy -f 11
-.. tiiaui vol having suffered from
iu
ctcefs and disappointments. And so
Strive to portray her.
IhOUld Be Only One Brunnhilde.
of course, 1 should like to play i
three Brunnhlldea in the propej- e
quen e or The Ring,1 but that may
t:o: be under present Conditions, Mr.
itat'i has to provide a certain number
uf performances for Berta Morena and
for Mine. Qadskl as well ae for me. 11
j :;t ea-y to make up cals with a
due consideration for .rd "f ue,
"Po you know 1 may r. come baek
next year! 'I' 1 tear myielf away from
u ! the Metropolitan Optra) ufe would
terrible wienea, lull one WOUld I' fool
to turn ore'. back upon ttHOUg nia-
ii advantages, dob't ;ou think?
I iHin't atk mo hat tbey are: There's
ma enouga to ts.iv aaaut tnat later or,
Its I am to do fes:a utt --
' "'
lay night. Ho I like the part Well,
r. .j that tblnka she can slug and aH
1 it wouidn'tl Hut it la not aaey 10
sandwich oneaalt in. as it were. Like
BrunnhUde, Toaea has i.een sung this
sa: by others who were properly re
heafsed, What do you think have I ecu
my rehearsals for both Togoa and
i-rttt.r: .-.thlc w.en the others wire prop
erly attuned and did not feel the ne
' e-lty of a'teiidlng them? 11 unnhllde
and Tosca, Toaoa ami Brunnhilde, have
' 11
shall
over.
ny lahor fer hours every day. I
ba glad when Monday night is j
a weight win he hfte.i from mg !
Then 1 can talk to you a out
things of mutual Im, rest. Bx
me, now, won't you, and call
ifaii'
KOENIGSKINDER AGAIN
AT THE METROPOLITAN.
"Korniaskindr: " was repealed last
night at the Metropolitan Opera Houat
before a toldout house, Qeraldlne
Farra.-'s lovely Impersonation of the
aooaawglrl again made a profound im-i
prsttlon, and Karl Jor::, ilnrlls, Kelt
ar.d Pldur were satisfying in the other
prlnolpal pans. Florence Vlckham
t 10k Louise Homer's place as the Witch
at. well as t:iut of the Innkeeper's
Daughter to the advancement of her
reputation, Herts oonducted with the
seal and affection for this Itumpenllnck
opera that he hat shown from tilt be
ginning.
C-CiLE BEHRET. , PL.AYS
WITH LEO SCHULZ.
Cti lit m. Behrona nave a piano re
cital at MeiMtelsoohn Hall last night
that pleated a iage and friendly :i udl
enct. ffht teas assisted by Leo s . lis,
the popular 'cellltt. Together t ley
: u the Beethoven sonata In a maj r
u;..i a tonata by Richard Btraust moat
artia'-ioatiy, Miss Bebrtna aiont played
comnotltlona byLi'tt, Chopin and Will
am Mat
ivorak, .'
Mr.
hula
i 1
. n 1:'
id Pat
loff.
BOARD OF EDUCATION'S
MU3IC LECTURES NEXT
The Hoard of Education ..
he folio Ing lliuelfl le tun s
WEEK
I week: on Monday, "Edward 1
I Norvvi thm." by Mitt M iraaro
ten, at Public
, N!n ty- ilxth ' ''
1 !th Bulledt," 1
I Bnhll Bohnnl
- ''Mentlolaa ilin, 1
son
.....
a
istcrlptl
evern,
treat t o
nd the
in
Publ
Tl
audi
QUllI 1. I.et.liO' . II,
lit: "Mendel .'.!.
Mason, at Public
I filed," lev Mr. I
! Public S ho 'I No.
I songs of Pl I. tire."
1 .,., ... i'..:.;.
1 :i Baturday, "Kdw
.- andlna Ian Bongs,
Lennboi n. at Pubii
i v. tat one Huudn
atreet,
.'. Mt-s l.i ill I.
Ubru So, rJt
u- i 1 1 1 1 -filth
In 8t. Paul's Chapel ' Tui .- lay
at noon. Hermann (loots' uuntatu, "Uy
tht Waters of Babylon." e'lll 1 ' ;' t
The ohoir ii 'I orehetl i trill be a- 1st.
mi nv .'lotor IVaterhoute, supruno, and
i Mark
Jsqut
l. nit ;
Andrews, organist, Kdmund
i, tuo tnuslogj director, report"
t tiio lael spevlal midday tervl e
1 1
I.
arc Mere present, by att ia, rount,
ts persons.
Thera ll
f .rmaiu't o.'
be
frel
apecldl mstinr ttei
ila-liptidln. Ut iiUt-
to Talk
n iklndor" al the Metropolitan opera
n luaa nest Thursday in aid of the lea
men's Henelli Soilew. leraldlno 1'ar-
rar, Louise Hotner, Jadiowker. iieiss,
bidur, Lottie Bngei and ISdna Welthar
W 111 he In the cast.
Th Department of Music 6f Colum
bia rnrverelty announces Whiting re
, tui .n the 1 1 -ac.. Mann Auditorium at
.14.10 I". M. neat Wednesday. Tickets of
admission are n-uuu-cd.
Under the auspices "f the American
Qulld ef Organists, John Htanderwlck
win give 1 fit rgan recital nt the
Mornlnaalde Preabytorlen Church 00
Mond )
'Veil
C at S.la. o rlocK.
The t'nlverslty of Pennsylvania Cuh
uf Nov York City will entertain its
frlenda in ' 10 grand ill room uf the
u lidorf-Astorla next Saturday after
noun i inn tiie ,'ombiueil niusl al
olu i ei l he I'niverelty of Pennsylvania
give t Clr unniial concert.
I Alice Marion Shaw
the piano,
la! of the
nth public students' recti
tute of Musical Ait will
. . lock 1 ..i afternoon.
,. ".
Prof
on '
ns.
be
Hi', en
Samuel A. Baldwin
m m reoltala nt the Clt
morr iw and Wednesd
Kill
Kile
ollege
after
le. K,lt,II 11 llllllltl I), llloe.
T .e New York Alumni Association of
t ,,. 'h! Kappa Ptl fraternity wdl hold
Its tWentytacond annual dinner a! the
Watdorf-AatorJa Hatisrday evening, Kefc.
i- The epeakera will be the Hev. ir
Krnest M. stir..-. WllHam a. Barber,
1 'n, r .Mien w. t'orterfleld and Frederick
O, iiieks Lieut. -Col, John a. Hull,
.indite Advo aie ., Department. C I A.,
will preside,
7. B. ACKERSON IS
NEW FARMER OF
BRIGH TWA TERS,
T
ii-
B ACKERSUN
.1 .
lin a large I
t a'lj lining
aff '
V
Ktr ....
t" K,, " "a
in.
efi..!-
C 8
ina. big residential developmeni Into in
itio terms. He i- pert' ting mi siabomla
layaiam for working i UU a
'totuaunlty btslgi
FARMS TO LURE
E
FROM CITY FLATS
Suburban Promoters Cut
Tracts Into Hundreds
Small Country Places.
Blf
nf
FOR COMMUNITY 11 .
Syndicates to Do Work and
Market Crops Ml Sections
Join New Movement.
tms tg to 1m '
ear fi.r home
sek ars
Demand for aeage .if ail Mt.ls s
1
besml:ig the feature ,,' the rene-al
iimrkeit nutsilde of st ind.ird City tnvjtt-!
ment properties. Tht Uhteolg dou'de !
holiday s expected to stair a a'rinK
farm movement In all outlying dsttrl la
Much farm terrltioy ha leen ae-
cumulated by large eeraderi f-r die
trVbut.'en emonig small home atskert
'i'rnes tivartng several hundred acres
have been subdivided Into parcels of u
few acres ach. Thev are lie'.tiK devel
oped Mto ootnpleta little farms uhl li
an i,e oBeratod upon u paying oasis.
Begin Hunt for Farmi.
Tl.rre has been a notajble chant n
: etlte twshtng sentiment during the p 1st
:.ear. Where building gilota were e ight
' I
.lgeri" In all pacta of tiio aubur.om
territory, n few years ago, tiie hunt for
cK-h properties la leM keen and n
backtofht-farm movement is gaining
Ma headway. It has increased In force
during I he v. Inter. This uprlng it Will
le the predominating factor in all c
tiont. Bxtenatona or rapid trantli lines have
drajwn itod farminK country within the
area atfalhsblo for the homes "f matro
I polltan wagaeernert. Illgti coal of llv
i Ing neceaaltles, ospectally of farm prod
ucts, have educated the misses r people
to tiie advantages of farm home In con-
imat with ordinary city building lots
Tbey are a taking farms either for sum-
mer homes of for all-year residences
- -...... ! ... ......... la
Mam, tee, art buying t tern roi ! uia-
Hon because they believe the movement
win irrow so important that su-m lands
1 score big advanoea In twice.
Work on Community Plan.
I M,,t, small farms will be offered dur
ing lite coming year than ever before.
I lain island 1 the favorite place for
mull farm prOQVOteri because the new
rapid trans. I afforded by t e I nsyi
vanlu-Lomt Island ltal I road System baa
drawn thousands of ucres ol hltlierto
I tnarrtsalhln lands w ithin an liour of
nif-iroiiiilltati bu-lne.-s centres.
' All parts of the islam
1 veioped Into ouch hono
are being de
lSies. .Many
; operating eomp,mb. are 0rga11isll.it
' opeiativo tmmunltlet of farmera. Th
, companies are phi Ing the land In shup
for Immediate, cultivation. They ha
experienced agri itturlita to study
1 dltlona nnd to help city farmera.
,-on-
Home
: tee promoter! are prepared to take
(are of the heavy work and even to
market the crops They will do 11 on
oommunlty bat la which win give the
I maximum pr int for the minimum care
! and labor.
i stolen Island, New Jersey and Weet
hosier ulso are , utuing to the fi.mt la
the farm movement, All ha;e better
transit facilitate than the. had a yaai
or to at" and they are In line fur Mill
greater Improvements, Tiny expect to
convlnoe city wage-earnere that it is
better for I hem t i own a email "farm
than an ordinal-) anbur mu building
plot.
All Classes in New Move.
Tin ooti of building bonu s is acting,
tio, in favor "!' th,- farm movement.
comfortablt farm Itouae can be built
for iialf or t thbd of the coal of a
suitable Miihui ien dwelling. The Inm
galOW adapts : especially for 11
farm home, ttid the COtt of the little
farms ,,f one to live Jie.es i, not larsrer
than the price of an mil. nary building
I ; ii on moel ol me suburban develop
ments in the i itpld transit lone,
The farm movement le biHsidenlng to
rubra ee ail 'lass,.. W'etilthier famtl
lis are Beaklng mora pretentlougoountry
ta'es Will ie they can keep borage and
automobiles riven city apartment
dwollera who have not owned auto, gre
figuring thai lliey can afford buy olio
I if they make tbelr homes en cheep
farms or country estates. The total
; ' oat of auto and new home does not
amou.it to re t inn the outlay for llv-
Ing in city apart nente, and ti e outside
I homti are faj more pleaaant nnd
healthful,
Many aaotlont Slsloh havt bi n dor-
'tnant in g ri ii tttatt aento necauee
'they iiaie nm hid proper trenail fgoltl
j ties are as-mriti : pi otnliienca In the
farm movement. N country estate with
a': aiito.n . . . oriilng more ivali
lib'." than ' lutVt --n llOmet in man;.
1 parts ,,r tiie . i : ipid traneit 101 e,
Stnten Iglgi ''s Day Near.
n i . i- ti' iilar g fg
- pUci for farm h
uf ptott4ftt4KtJu
U iiii'l tisndMn '
I ' t h'ft iiavt- i n
itn-uHtwn rvlth ti."
ot i k- ttH'truiitr.'f.aii 01)
. a f th r;ij.'l r
i t i ImI - .1 t"
IIS .1 .
Ml. I I l!'
' try jij.i 'i-K,
very low :
ntiii-f parti
i ami t ic it)
; gTUbWAV ll i
Hi. Ulttla
get a lull
In en ttAtt'
Nut n. il'
li'iri to l
ie l llOWl, 1
i in, ii goonei
it 1 1
Utaten Island
Hay
than
had
e
pan I an esten iiou u;' the
.1 under the v arrows i
Qgy It. nt.
ut no dietani da , but tbt
I'onsi i n
liell 1
of that tiaflV attury eoutd create
suoh How of population to Uie laaii
honm lands of rUobRKMtd thai another
subway to Manhattan toy way of N'eivi
Jersey oiM " prai'tkvilly ai tre.i '
a profit a ! utid-rt:iMng. I 'la: i have I
been preparod for an txttntlon of iiie
aiuA'lou t.i.iiiela Jriio S'jten Iflind
lioni i.. Uiit-iinv evcu... i'ha'. iheultfl
WA
EARNERS
Isadora Ouncan, Tired of "Hothouse
Europe, ' to Found Dancing Temple
i s. a 1
e
I,
I
A D
I OUtcp j hie mi 1 Ml' 1 I I
OSe touch with the
llrcelev Sipiare centre of Manhattan.
Bit) Mirket for Produce
Aside from tht l ice In land values
which Is null' Minted from the w hole
sale movement of .-ity wage earners to
i utside fariua. too new farmera are as
guyed "f good markets I., rbelr proJ
nets. The ontliinx farm countty dot 'i
with ti lehlng lownt eonauma gretii
quentltlee of garden truck, isks nnd
poulti .1 .
'ities of the metmpdlltan dletrtei
take all that is available, while th' de
mand for the fre teal and lilt
that can be produced It never
Ins:
I hot
Perm
Opis;
i a' a '
1 oughly tatlsfled
in Manhattan.
are who raise gnytmng "r m
can auppiy the i.ik Manhattan
HshuieiitK nt fancy prices,
ART CROWD ON LA PROVENCE
lestdora Doaeaa gayt Xne is aoiug
to i i,i Tesgple of Daaflafg,
La ProTtnee, which landed hist even
ing, brought many passengers devoted
lo art in vurbun forms.
Among them was Isadora Duncan,
who said nbe was tired of t it hotbouet
atmosphere of Burope and had come
to New Voik for a moral tonic, and was
koIiik 10 found a Temple of dancing, on
the I n.s uf the Temple of MUtta at
Bayreuuth,
Madame Chlqttlta de Kuce, tho Jet
tlllhin, Who has been at tilt Kolle '
Bergere, Parle, came t to ir tha L'nlted
states an i Mexico, Bhe tppeari here
at the Victoria,
Others were BuggM F thOf and
Oeorget Hoenteohel, art collectors.
.lean Battdln, Frenoh Minister to K
dor, and Cleui A Bpreckelt were elto
aboard.
ORDERS NEw" ELECTION.
n Mtoekboldera of
pi, g lo t'OlO t in lee
lien II , I .
onii ilrdi
lap, tl le The la
Mni 'T VKKNtlN. N
Jgiatlce Keogh to-day tiled Un H
prema Court an order eettl nt tht f i
tionai Itghl over the eli iton u dlro I
of the New Vork ami Westchester T
site Company. I tabor I M. Itoblni
Thee lore
William ii
old- r tettli
Leltneri I
rthodea, I
liy.li. II
I! lib, W I
", tl e dire
The drat
, i, . ion to
order oltei
and ailowi
I mi has b
Bllkma n, ciiarlea I
Sutherland recently
, aside t iie ele, 1 1" -
d
,1. I. Isman, 'I
i '. Wile hi stel
Parsons and I
lino IS I I.
!' iir na i
ilnh I'. ik
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i claim to l.a a
itorate of the o ;
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order
i.e ball
t I the
I hem
pro ni. i :
on I'. ';. -.
owners v
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REAL ESTATE! FOH 6'
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FREE SPECIAL
Sunday, February
TO
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SPRIN-GFj ' f ... !.
Full i e
$300
$10 Down
(iUAKAVIir. to tlfpcMl a
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Payment
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your name, v illi (he Title Compa
upon your final payment ol ii'- i
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WALLPAPER PLANT
Mm st o! Flame Frnm Under
Presses I Hives Workmen
From Building.
When 'he niitht
.nd of Its turn, nt
ins, in the Qrlffin
on the llftli floor
factory building ol
hlft wis near the
t o'clock this tnorn
yVall Taper Works.
of the eight-atory
i Blot n'h avenue.
ti un Thlrty.flfth it reel to Tblrty-alsUl
street, t e re . a rour and buret of
name underneath the pondorouo pestett.
The men ped paBmell to t ie street.
'I ce heat of the II o gal off the automate-
alarm, and Battalion Chief Tr
pany rtaponded with n imtine and
a truck. At oon gtj ne arrived lie sent
an alarm bringing the full complement
of apparai is and Deputy Cbief Mm tin.
After a herd itruggle th" lire was con
flncd i' the Itooi whet,, it originated,
v.: . ion m i e uritlln Company ri esti-
maled as betwi n .,i)i and fti.oun.
It iperf. t1 fi t. lion is hollev. d lo OIVO
itsrted t e Br The other tenants' of
Hiding are trie Williams 1'rintlng
Company, which occuplea the tirst four
th, ii ,i and the top floor: th
New York
dger llraaa
1.
t t'ompauy and tho II
Ipaliy.
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BMIVAV'ti RtADV hi i iHP
NEURALGIA
Untlwny's Rpn.fl II lief lie- betl rout)
i. r irritant known, end thoreloea the
I..- i rinbrocstlon thai oan 'n' used in
N'eurulititt. Ho1! ii on Ihe pari affectedi
I an.
I i ii Bannvlt tonked with II on the
icut id tile pain until case is obtained,
u hieh ill iio illj lie in the course of bsn
i.,- lifteen minute I,
l( FUd nj'l 3"i hit Na Substitutes
REAL EbTATE FOrt SALE
QUEENS CURSION
12th,
Imildiiig Lots
KAC11
Led on
Hirs(
aymcnt
S3 Per Month
. l.i r ii ,iilr
U 1 -,l.v
iuu ripclpl
dee' or the
lots, made out in
delivered to von
1 1 be
III! I.
- nurla
- i .. in.
t. 'r.. St., New YorK City.
RUN STARTS
HEME FIR IN
GAMBLERS FLEE
OVER ROOF TO
ESCAPE FLYHN
Deputy Comniissitincr Leaol
the R.iMer? and Battlei
With "Lookout."
Assisted by IJeut. I'olllns and ten of
his tn"n, I)epuly I'oli Commissioner
Ktynn raided in aliened gsmMlltg
.house ii glxth avenue near Twenty-els-liia
street at l.'.lni oh ! ' k tlila morn
Ing. Entrance was nained only after
Conttnlstlontr ITynn tad atrnggied witii
a ,osn Who tried t. hilt tie raiders.
After smsshlng a dour, at which a
'lioko it" was stationed, the police
. aaarnied Into a room mi the aeeotid
Boor where about seventy-live men
a, hi .t i. poller and baccarat. Many
of the men iie 'a I by the police to
have een caught lu rant on Wett
Twentytlxth street a few nights ago.
A r Ing to ",e Commlesloner'a aecre-
t . jonn I' Hill, the plan raHel
last night had been open only forty
atghl h oirs.
The arrival of the police caused WO
nieti and wonv n to gather In the street
and they wad hed the work of the po
H ,. nlth Inte . t. I'ertont w ilting for
tr;, ns . ti t I." read station had an
...... rli iv and they let severe:
trail ' go by to wa' h the raid.
T nolso made by the polke In
smn rlnx n the s'r-eei door servert ss
a waniing to men tn the room upstairs
and fe . era! fle.l to the roof and lire
eaeanee. thus tlndlng the golloa, Four
Aero arrested.
According to ti rn.-e Louis Mars,
better known as French Max, had e.n
SHE GOT
WHAT SHE
WANTED
This Woman Had to Insist
Strongly, but It Paid
Chicago, 111. "I suffered from a fe
male weakness and stomach trouble.
mid 1 went to tho
t tore to get a bottle
of l.ydla K. Plui..
ham'l Vegetable
Componnd, but the
clork ilul not want
to let ant Imve It
he paid It woe no
food niul wanted ma
o try something
else, but knowing
all about it 1 In
sisted and finally
Rot it. nnd I atu eo
glad I did, for H hns cured me.
"I know of so many cases where wo
men have been cured ny Lydla E. l'ink
ham's Vegetable (.'omiround that I ran
say to every nuflVrinff woman if that
1 medicine does not help her, there la
nothing that will." Mrs. Jakftzju.
tWOl! Arch Ht.. Cliknffo, 111.
This is tho ago of substitution, and
women who want n cure should insist
upon Lydla K I'iukliam's Vegetable)
Compound just ns this woman aid, and
not accept Hoinethingelse on which tha
I druggist ran make g little more proflt.
Women who are passing through this
I Critical period r who are suffering
from any of thnio distressing ills pe
culiar to their sex should nut lose sight
of tbo tact tliat for thirty years l.ydla,
'.. l'lnkhani's Vetretablo Compound,
which Is made frmn roots and herbe.
has been the standard remedy for K
. male ills. In almost every community
1 you will Hull women wl.o have been
! restored to health by l.ydla 12. link
ham's Vegetable C'ompo aiuL
The Army of
Constipation
Is Growing Smaller Every Day.
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS BM
resiK)nuble lis-.' aotM
only give rrl.ei-
thry jrrmaaenly
cute Cnfi.ttsa-j
tion. Ml-
neni uis
the l (or
Biliool-
a. i. lodigeitios. Sick Heaiiacbe, Sallow Skis.
SMAI LPILI , SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE
Genuine mu,ibr Siguitture
HELP WAN I ED MALI..
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FOR SALE.
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