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News Oddities
ARRESTED ON DAT Off
GOMES IS SAILOR
1 LOGGEDDROWNED
Mate Junes Wlbon, "LosT
I at Set Two Months Ago,
B Wasn't Lost at AH.
Miller and "L" Conductor DH-
Coprrlght, 1U. bjr Ths Press Publishing Co Th Ntw York World).
agreed About Standing on
Platform.
W1tmait yaiaae L. Miller. Of tSo
Perhaps the Surest Way Is to Be a Widow,
-i- - - - " WW 1 W nnn rLrxjju-uTj-u-unj- .ruinruui, t
Although That May Not Be Convenient
t,000,MO OMELETTE Clalme for lM.OM.ON broken egg ware made Mat year
at the various New York freight terminate. The alleged loea was B, 000,00.
Parkvllle station, who lives at Na. tt
Van Slclen avenue, Brooklyn, will have
EXHIBIT of the United Stetee at the Oheat International Exposition con
alata of California wines bearing French and Italian labela.
to answer charges of disorderly ceases,
to-day after being hoM a prisoner M
SIXTY AVIATORS have been killed while flying atoea tka first of the year.
tha Fourth avenue station. Brooklyn,
The complainant against hhn IS WllHsa
assassseeeaea. "r-enrunnrxriinjvjv
WOMAN In California has been appointed a foreat fire guard.
Mandelbaum, conductor on a rlgntoa
REPORT of Prlaon Aaaoclallon aeeerta that It per cent, of releaaed convlcta
actually reform.
Beach 1L" train. '
MIllSsF trang Sk nsv on I SI I bps SI Si I esaawew
went to Coney Island. Hs was Is dm
Now isn't M Hpatng, doncher knowf Among the tignt dtt
played in a London $hop U one which reads: "AMERICAN SPOKEN
HERE."
sen's elothee aad was returning early
to-day when Mandslbaum and ho bad a
"run In" over standing on the oar pMs
SWAM FOR 90 HOURS.
form. At Thlrtv-nlnth street ssM'Msst
m
6H0STLAND
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ATTkACT." J aoiMN-CAU' TO fj
Picked Up After Fighting
I Binds of Prey, He goes
L to Join His Strip.
! Im e fas Kvr
bark. TM h register, tw aa
that rtlttM to the death Vt
ng of Jesses Wilson tb
Ta all Intents aad pu
Wllaon la drowsed. Ha weet
ha eenk and deeptte all af-
fcts body wma nsrer reoorered.
Tka drowning onnirrad en April II. ao
that, according to the ahlp'a log. wii
aea ha teen drowned wall alga tww
Jamee Wilson, rata eeoend mate af
tka Brltlah park Mary MoOreggor and
mw noted aa a Tlctlm of aha aaa,
aallad efcoard the Vastus of the Lam
art Hell Nna for nia Janeiro
shertly eefere nightfall laat Saturday,
fa the harbor of Bio the Mary Me
Qreggor la awaiting a cargo, and ta a
taw Sara her late lamented second
eat will atap aboard from ghoetland.
Fair aallorman hare had a worse and
at the aama time more fortunate ei
pwrlanre tbaa Jamaa Wllaon. els faat
aad mora, man. The Mary MoOreg
tar waa heading across the South At
lantic from Port Ellaabeth to K A
fwuenos Ayraa). A southeast
prang up just before nightfall oa
April It, and In a few momente the
hark waa pitching like a rocking horse.
Ward waa paaaad to ahertea salt and
Ilka monkeys, the erew scrambled lata
the rigging.
The gale increased m rtolanoa while
the men aloft tuned at the sella. With
aria eyes watching every point oa the
ejapaal, Wllaon aaw two handa atruggklng
with the mala topsail. The Mast of the
alaiau waa too aauoh for them aad they
let eesras sat away from them. With
aa oath tka mate aprang lato theahiwuda
and west alett with the agility at a
ataeplejaok ol lashing a flagstaff. A few
Making orders, a few violent Jerks, and
the flapping aall was under control.
MIMII A SHROUD A HO M.UNOIS
OVBRwOARD.
Tbaa. whan the d eager waa assess.
Wllaoa reaabad far me hrouCVaad
sussed his gueee. The next moment he
i Blunging down late tka ilsitsiiss.
lata Iks anew of the wlis mass of
I roaring waters, a wild
aad the noisy waves eloaad over
ilm and the bark went rushing by Ilka
Jay riding automobile. Perhaps Ma sh
awm was noted aad aa effort made to
save be aad lower boat Perhaps they
i Aim ta the dm of the atorm
tt waa tee late to attempt ta aid
AaTamV s ' Mm ceed.
men immkMmmmxKmmimmmm
CURIOUS RBVBNOB Vandal cut dawn 000 peach traea on tha farm of a
Camden County (N. J.) man.
was
heaiMlaa
ta tka aasthlng aaa. He
himself of hie east aad swaas
in tha tarbulont watara.
day broke the waves wars aoh
saws; wjsawarria to sleep, their temper
hewaea sad their eager apaswl Aag gu
mF tang bbe raya ad the aua Mkwared hie
aya aad the oold watara eramaed hie
Met that brought M Ma
MMM sjaa as fear. He kayt kkaiilf oa
.ast las Mrda of tha sea aweupjad
albatross. They
They ware big
asatM
like savage
la vain
atad at them aad tougot them off.
.aad again they returned to the
bead was cut aad
waa he was fighting par Ms
Mw aad the plucky eeller held up to
fMNT OF A tTRANORR RENEWS
Mew STRKHQTH.
Aa bbe afternoon began to wane, WB
aan atohtad tha smoke of a steamer.
Aa tMee passed ho aaw .thai It waa
jpwSMjg dlreoay toward Mm. Hla ex
aauatlan feU from him Uke a mantle.
ta a aaw man. The thought of
gave him now otrength. Then
was almost uue him If-
saw a boat being lowered and pulled
aewaro asm. nanus grasp aa arm ty
the anas aad than ha lapses Into uncon
natouanoaa, Several hours later he re
calnad hla eaeaaa and enund u H tmA
been pieawA up by the tramp atoamar
Ortoa, bound Mr Para. MrwaU. At Para
Wllaoa took paaaaga oa the Vincent of
the Booth Una aad as arrived in New
York. Mere he found that the Mary
MsOreggor Was tying to Rk and be
aaltad oa the Vastiia to rejoin h
1 have baea a.t aaa akiMM I ntw.
two yeara," said Wllaoa, ut I've never
awa a worse experience or near, of any
aaa otoe who has had a worse on than
that Which I have lately been thro urn.
Bat I want to gay that I never gave
up hope. I've heard toll of men who
have fallen overboard that reconciled
fhemeelrae to their fate after a certain
toacth sf time, but I don't believe It.
As long as there la Ufa aad a fighting
oaaacs as man givaa up nope. But,
. any, I'm going to be eomewnat of a aur-
arte when I atop aboard the Mary
Mptlngpir aad nay. Oood morning.
II aVaXJBOH, i
OUt From Oaraearle.
N. C. June ll.-Metno
announcentant to-dav of
11,000,10 Mft lo thair ohurch
the donor being Andrew Car
ed tha recipient Vanderblit Unl
et Nashville. Tenn.
CMreagia a mlUloa Is divided into
d MW.OOO (as
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Nmarly All the Sinn of
Hi&tory, the Faacin
ating Women Who
Changed the Fate of
Nation; Were Widow;
and the Widow' ' Charm
Seeme to Hold in These
Modern Day,
Bw Ntxota Greeley-Smith.
Parhapi die inrest way to be attractlva M to bo a widow, but that to
not always convenient. For years man and women have aought to under
stand and analyse the widow's superior attractiveness. Practically all
admit It aad only foolish women at
tempt to deny Ha extstenoe. I have
sometimes thought the ancient cus
tom of suttee, which compelled all
widows to be burned on the funeral
pyres of their lords, was merely a
benevolent social measure to enable
the Hindu maidens to set married.
Practically all the sirens of his
tory, the attractive women who
changed the fate of nations, were
married or widowed. The famous
Helen, before Paris eloped with her
and started the Trojan war, was the
wife of Menelaus, and Is said to have
bean a mother before she married
the King of Sparta. Cleopatra, of
course, was a widow.
Poppaea Sablna, probably the most
attractive of all the women of an
cient Rome, was divorced that she
might become the wife of Nero. All
the dashlns ladles who ruled tha
Bourbons had been married or were widows of one kind or another.
Mario Stuart, the most fascinating figure in English history, was a widow
before she was grown up and a couple of times afterward.
Dolly Madison, moat Interacting of tha
woman M American hlatory and among
the few lively ones, waa a widow when
ehe mot Jamaa Madlaon. The oaly un
married woman who accomplished as
muoh In hlatory as If she bad etarted
her campaign with a widow's veil Is
the Empreae Eugenie. She waa plain
Vila, de Montljo when aha Jockeyed
tha Emperor of the French Into Beck
ing her hand, and her achievement
carrying auch a handicap was all the
mora remarkable
THBs WIDOW'S FASCINATION
SEEMS TO HOLD.
Pertiape wldowo have leee definite
advantagee In our own very modern
times, when no unmerrled woman need
appear an Ingenue after ehe la twenty
five and when glrle who go to college
oast aside their mental ewaddllng
elothee long before that age. Tat the
widow's fascination aeema to hold.
Perhapa becauaa It has become mascu
line tradition. Anyhow, the young
woman who dealrea to attract ahould
go to the widow, atudy her ways and
be wise.
In a recent novel. "The Slxty-Flrat
Second," the moat Interesting woman
character la a widow who wlahaa to
wed a man who atanda at the croae
roada of fortune, hut only If he takea
something exeluatve that other
"omen cannot copy? Woman are
moved more by pure eeldehneea
ban altruism In matters of dress,
and no general verdict of men. and
of tha better element of women,
has had the eilghteet effect in pre
venting positive Indecency, uglineoo
and caricature in coetuma, provided
some Joker In Paris aesured them
that hla stylee were the latest dally
hint from Paris. Why, for Instance,
will women be so foolish aa to ap
pear, or appear to appear, with
narrow hlnoT Do tbey, perhaps,
Imagine that they Improve the land
scape T A scarecrow hardly does
even that J. s.
ETERNAL VIGILANCE IS THE
PRICK OF LOVELINESS.
Dear Madam: The woman who euo-
ln retaining her attraotlveneas
must realise that beauty and charm
are elusive and can only be eecured
by eternal vigilance. The wife who
appears at breakfast hi a soiled,
shapaleea kimono, with her hair done
up In crimpers, should not be sur
prised to learn that her hueband Is
tiring of her soolety. On tha other
hand, the woman who devotes a few
moments' to her toilet Is mors than
repaid by the admiration and approval
of her friends. To bs attractlva one
must hava aa aim In life eomethlng
to live for, to work tor, to attain.
A lively Interest In the dally happen
ings of Ufa, together with a natural,
unaffected manner, are the only ea-
senttals necessary to keep a woman
young and attractive. T. L. M.
DIVES IN SHALLOW WATER
AND LANDS IN HOSPITAL
X-Ray Examination Will Be Made
to Sec Whether Gaylord's
Neck Is Broken.
Joseph Oaylord of No. 41T High street,
Newark, Af. J., was taken from Don
nelly's Orove at College Point, L. I., to
the Flushing Hospital yesterday after-
FLOWBRS blooming from aeed accidentally dropped from a car window are
Interfering with the operation of trajna on the Romney branch of the B. A O.
OBNTtdBMAN JOCKEY ta Germany won two races seventy-six miles apart
on the same day, one at Magdeburg and the other at Berlin, going from one
place to the other In hla own aeroplane.
OFFICIAL dancing censor at Lenox ties quit his Job bsosuse his ban on tha
bunny hug, grlssly bear and tango was criticised.
RATTLESNAKE olub of Bridgeport held its annuel snake chase, and cap
tured five rattlers.
O ROUNDS FOR DIVORCE Mrs. Weal fall of Pittsburgh esys her husband
decamped when twine were born.
PHILADELPHIA dentist and his wife walked M0 miles to celebrate their
silver wedding.
FfOHT IN THE Boston Zoo between an elk and a mouse was won by the
TWO RARE TURTLES from the Amason with necks that fold side wise are
the latest additions to tha Aquarium.
wttbmtaw wntMrio vlaHVnar In New York doean't say what ha la here for. but
ho praises American girls.
tnltt and were flshtlfisT lustily Ww
Policeman Cormolly and George Wright,
a deputy sheriff employed by the ejroon.
pars see
ivn Rsnld Transit Company,
them. Connolly arreatad Miller.
Hnth tha combatants required the St
tentlona of Dr. Phillips of the Nor-
riu Hosoltal. Millar has been SB
the police force nine years and Is re
ported to have a good record.
i TtoNsm And RICKTJ
k REMEDY For' J
CONSTIPATION
noon after hs had attempted a diving
feat In Ave feet of water.
Hla hsad struck the bottom with great
fores, but be arose and waded ashore
while the crowd was applauding, not
knowing tie waa Injured. He staggered
la the last three or four yards from
the water to the beach, and as his
friends gathered around htm he com
plained of severe pains In ths hesd and
nook. Dr. Alfred S. Ambler ordered his
Immediate removal to the hospital In
fear that he had fractured hla spine.
Walter Durysa, a young Long Island
millionaire, who waa Injured In Mas
circumstances, lived for many years
after the accident, but was hopctossly
an Invalid. An X-ray examination will
be made to-day to disclose the exso.
nsture of Gaylord's Injury.
Going Away?
Don't forget to tmke a
few bottles of
famno MnPraortf P. Pfl
a ! s s grw
a st iiiiiiiii aasssass an aa a at unk ukeymjs
34th Street 23rd Street
On Tuesday, June 17th
is
Its dally see wil
perfect Month Health
pear teeth to
Aw M Css. All
There as rVstaMg 'J I as GssaV
GEO. BORGFELDT sV CO.
detachment from It that enables a
widow to control an emotional situa
tion. Few women marry for love twice
In fact, I knev one woman who held
tha astonishing theory that every woman
ahould be married three tlmee once
for love, onre for money and once for
Power, and ehe carried her theories to
a auoceeeful peraonal conclusion. There
le thla to be aald for her philosophy
that she. believed one should not sacri
fice herself to the Golden Calf without
flrst having laid a rose garland before
the altar of Vsnus; that shs felt men
and women should marry tha flrst time
for love, If only to get that Indetermi
nate force controlled and classified In
Its relation to their own Uvea I be
lleve that whether undertaken by men
or women marriage for money la tha
hardeat way of earning . . living that
could be devlaed.
KILLED BY A SHOWER OR OOLD
SHE INVOKED.
The flrat mercenary woman of whom
we have a record waa perhaps Danaa,
who asked Jupiter when he sought her
love to appear to her In a golden
ahowar and who was killed by tha
atorm of metal that hurst upon her.
I think any woman who marries for
money la ktllei' In the same way. But
If irnll are mnn..n li,
the right turn, which will lead him to I ,., M a,tnil.t,n a ,.,,.,, th.
BBrani 1 Jfli l-isi sat im , 0 , . OBB0
ST yVTW T In New York's Shopping Centre
CTNeill-Adams Co.
Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street
ajavsss ear equipment
great power In Wall atreet. He tukea
It and ruahea to her to tell he atory
of hla triumph. When he la In tha
middle of the tale alia halta him aud
denly and telle him he muatlgo, aa aha
has been Indiscreet enough In receiving
him even for a few momenta at auch
an hour. Then aha aska him frankly
why ha la ao opposed to marriage and
tells him what aha would bo able to do
for him aa h'.e wife. Her speech Is more
like a lawyer'e aummlng up than a
proposal of marrleere from a woman
to a man, but Ita perauaalve logic, con
vinces tha magnate and he marries her.
Thla method of attraction, which
Is evade, popular aad has many
aascssssa to reoommead It, May be
summarised aa "Coma here. Fide,
pretty Fide, alee Fide." Aad then
when ride has come sear eaough to
eaable you to get a grip oa his
collar, aalls for a complete ohaage
of tone aad a thaadaroas oommsad
to lis dewa aad be a good dog.
In ths story I hava outlined the
widow In the beginning waa wholly
cold-blooded and so was able to apply
ttmnuiut
free tar
bar system unhampered by eeatl
eeawlaeratioaj, gesba fear
story called "The Sixty -First Second
will tell you how to go about It. The
opinions of Evening World reader
follow:
JOKERS IN RARIS INDUCE WOM
EN TO DRESS IN BAD TASTE.
Dear Madam: If your contention
were true that women dreaa only to
pleaaa the men. and If thla Innocent
feeling were confined to pleasing
their husbanda, or thoae who might
be candldatea for that position. It
would not be vanity at all, becauae
tha dealre to pleaaa la merely one
of the Infinite manifestation of'
love In Ita broad aenaa, with which
vanity haa nothing- to do at all.
Rut In that caae what men doea the
blind man's wife try to please? You
are wrong; for no woman willingly
ever altera her atyle of draas be
cauae of maacullne crltlclam, not
even of the huaband or lover. Both
soon learn, unless they are aa harm
less as dsvea, that woman dress
solely to please themselves and to
make other womot envious. Why
alee ahould all women, s a rule,
whs loUsw females, desire es have
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