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New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
MOUNT VERNON.

Samuel Kennefck. forty-six years old of Wake
field. who is employed by decorating firm in this
city, seriously injured yesterday. He was
painting the trolley poles of the Union Railway
when a car came along and struck the ladder on
which he was standing. Kennefck fell IN front
of the moving car, which nearly ran over him. He
was taken the hospital, where II was found that
he had a deep scalp wound and that his skull is
probably fractured.
Cards are out for the marriage, August %, of
Eugene B. Fuller, young merchant of this city,
and Miss MiIlicent Augusta Phelps. of Franklin.
Delaware County, NeW-York. Miss Phelps was
teacher of German in the Mount Vernon High
School.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
NO KING HUMBERT MASS IN LOUISVILLE.

Louisville. KY. Aug. 17.-Preparations on the part
OF the Italians OF Louisville for the celebration OF
solemn high mass for the late King Humbert Of
Italy have received check by the action of Father
Bouchet. Vicar-General OF the Louisville Diocese
Father Bouchet was waited upon by a delegation
from the Italian Brotherhood and members OF the
Lucia Feda Society. who requested him to perform
the mass. He refused and is said to have declined
to give any reason for his action.
The members of these two societies have held a
meeting and decided that a letter shall be drawn
up Immediately and forwarded TO Mgr. Martinelli
recItinG the facts
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
YONKERS.

The Hebrews of Yonkers have organized the
Hebrew Republican Club with one hundred MEM
bers The officers are Jacob Wolff. chairman;
Benjamin, Rosenthal. vice-chairman; David j. Led
erer. secretary. A large number of Socialist He
brews attended and tried to break up the meet
ing. until the police were called in and restored
order.
night adopted the khaki uniform in imitation or
the Roosevelt Rough Riders 49,,
The members of Company A, 1st Regiment will
have a practice march to-day. They will march
north along the Hudson River and camp for the
night,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
DIsTILLERs APPLY FOR DISSOLUTION
KENTUCKY STOCKHOLDERS SAY MANAGEMENT
IS INIMIcAL TO THEIR INTERESTS.

Trenton N j. Aug. 17.-Application made
to-day to the Court Chancery for the dissolution
of the Distilleries Company of America, which is
Incorporated under the laws of New-Jersey. with
a capitalization Of $125 OO00 0OO The application is
made on behalf of Henry 1. Dittman and Kalman
Haas Of New-York. who stockholders of the
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company.
The latter company IS Of four that were alb
sorbed by the Distlleries Company of America
and itself controls a large number of smaller con-
Germs. The applicants say that they acting
for themselves and others, and maintain that the
management of the Distilleries Company of Amer
lea Is inimical the interests OF the kentucky
company. The other companies which have been
absorbed by the DistilerieS Company of America
the American Spirits Manufacturing Com
pany, the Spirits Distributing Company and the
Standard DistiIling and Distributing Company.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

An interesting trial will come off this morning
before Judge Daniel Armstrong. The Rev. George
Daniels, on Thursday. swore out a warrant for the
of John J. Helms for assault in the third de-
gree and Helms demanded trial by jury. Mr..
Daniels and Mr.. Helms neighbors in Beekman-
ave. Mr.. Helms recently bought a swing for his
children and placed 1t in his yard Mr.. Daniels
said the children trespassed on his property In
swinging and moved the swing. He says that
while he was protesting TO Mr.. Helms the latter
handled him roughly and pushed him off OF his
property. Mr.. Helms is a New-York merchant
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
NEW HEARING ON GARDINER CHARGES.

Albany Aug. 17-Attorney-Cener Davies. after
a consultation with Deputy Attorney General
Coyne. has decided to ask the Governor for a new,
hearing in the matter of the charges preferred
against Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner. District At
torney of New-York County Ansley Wilcox of
Buffalo who was designated special commissioner
10 hear the charges has filed hts report with the
Governor which, it is said does not recommend
the District Attorneys removal from office
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
wHAr is GOING on ro-DAY.

Commercial Travellers Mckinley and Roosevelt
Club No. 737 Broadway.
Aquatic carnival of Atlantic Yacht Club. Sea
Gate p. m.
p. m.
Festival for benefit of families OF HOboken fire
victims, Fort Wendell Park, p
Franchise Tax and Municipal Ownership League
Sturtevant House. p. m.
Music In Central Seward Mount Morris. Cedar
Crotona and Bronx parks. p m.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
ROcHEsTER WoMAN RURNEn ro DEArH

Rochester. N Y. Aug. r.-Miss Teresa Lynch
forty years old. terribly burned early this
morning that she died at st. Mary's Hospital at
7l5 O'Clock. At the time of the accident Miss
Lynch sleeping on a couch in the home of
her mother. at No 217 Caledonia-ave. a lamp which
had been left burning a stand near the sofa ex-
ploded. The Woman was instantly enVeoped in
flames and before assistance could reach her her
clothing had been burned entirely away.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
LOAN EMIssARY CANNOT BE FoUyD

Some one circulated a report in Wall Street yes
terday to the effect that representative of some
Chicago banking institutions was Offering several
millions of dollars for loans here The money TO
be lent, 1t was reported time for two or
three months, at 3&4 and per cent So far as could
be learned the emissary has not appeared.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
ESCAPED FROM THE REFORMATORY.
THREE PRISONERS. ALL BURGLARS. GET AWAY
FROM THE ELMIRA INSTITUTION.

Elmira, n. Y. Aug. r-While at work on the
lawn OF the Enira Reformatory this afternoon
three conYicts made their escape They are Harry
Roberts. twenty-one years DID, received from Bing-
hamton in December, 1885, for burglary. third de-
gree; Thomas Fenton, twenty-three years old re-
celVed January q, 1899. from New-York, for at
tempted burglary, and Thomas Terrell tUentv-tU,o
years oid received in October 1885, from Brooklyn
Is offered for their return any officer of the
ReformatorY. - VI w
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
HOME NEWS.
PRoMINENT ARRIvALs AZ THE HorELs.

ASTOR-The Rev. Giles II. Dunning, Of Cleve-
land. BUCKINGHAM-Ex-Judg ]. NJ. Wool
worth, of Omaha. FIFTH AVENUE-COngress-
man Galusha A. Grow. OF Pennsylvania. and Ethan
Allen Hitchcock, Secretary OF the Interior. HOI-
LAND-D. r. Hanna OF Cleveland. and Robert p.
Linderman OF South Bethlehem. Penn. M
PERIAL-Colonel f. r. Wells OF ST. Paul. and r
Joseffy. the pianist. of Berlin. MURRAY HILL
Colonel John William Wilson. U. s. A. WALDORF
DR. s. G. Hooker. of PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
LARGE FORECLOSURE SUITS.
ACTION IN WHITE PLAINS AGAINST TWO WATER
COMPANIES.

James B. Colgate, the Wall Street banker. living
in Yonkers has begun action in the Supreme
Court in Westchester County against Willie A.
r. Dakin the Yonkers Heights Land Company
and others to foreclose a mortgage for $77, 900.
The Atlantic Trust Company, Of New-York. has
begun an action in the Supreme Court against the
New-York Suburban Water Company TO recover
S1lSO,OO0, the amount due on certain bonds and
q mortgage.
The Morton Trust Company has begun an action
cover $203 600 the amount of a mortgage to secure
cartan bonds.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
FOR AN ANTI-IMPERIAL1Sr CLUB,

Edgar L. Ryder member OF the Central Exec
utiVe Committee Of the New-York State Assocta-
ton OF Anti-Imperalist Clubs for the purpose Of
organizing Westchester County Anti ti-Imperialist
CLUB has issued a notice to those Of his faith
He invites any one. irrespective of political ailia
tions. VINO believes in real democracy" to send
club -
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
SAN SALVADOR Will EXHIBIT.

Buffalo. n. Y, Aug. 17-Drector-CS General
Buchanan of the Pan-American Exposition. has
received a cable message from the agent of the
Exposition in San Salvador announcing that that
country has definitely decided to make.an exhibit.
II was stated recently that San Salvador would
not be represented.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
DIR. GUSHING TO TEACH IN NEw-HAVEy

NewHaven, Conn. Aug. lit was announced
to-day that DR.. John P. Gushing, Of Knox College,
Gslesburg. Ill. had been appointed principal Of the
Hillhouse High School, in this city. For ten years
after his graduation from Amherst College Dr.
Gushing taught in the Holyoke (Aiass) High School
the last four years serving ce-principal Sew
eral years were passed in study in Germany and
on his return 10 the United States DR.. Cushing
omy 81 Knox College '
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
RECEIVER FOR A KENTUCKY BANK.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE Controller of the Cur
rency to-day appointed r. D. Garrett temporary re-
ceiver OF the Somerset National Banking Com
pany. Somerset, KY. The bank has only been or
ganized since June %. 1900 and had an authorized
of $50
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN ARuOPER

Schenectady, N Y. Aug. 17.-John Smith armorer
of the 36th and S7th Separate Companies dropped
dead at his home in this city, to-day Smith was
a veteran of the Civil War and had been a NOM
Der OF the National Guard ever since the close Of
the Civil War, O "a
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
HEAVY SUITS AGAINST A RAILR0AD

Rochester N. Y, Aug. H-Porter d. Smith
whose wife and three daughters were Instantly
killed and he and his son injured in a grade
crossing accident at Pennington N. Y on Feb
auaty 20 ast has brought six actions for $4,000 each
against the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
Announcements
z. & W.
Lock Front Collars.

\ vigorous growth and the original color given
o the by Parker's Hair BalSanl.
Greve's Ointment makes a healthy skin. soc.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise rises pm -
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook lis Gov, Island 1850 Hell Gate $50
P.M.-Sandy Hook 2O4 Gov. Island 2:S6 He'll 420
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

and were probably drowned. The tug Dauntless
went from River du Loup in search, but could md
no trace of the missing men.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
lev gvhed around the lightshin as FOLLOWS:
The four miles Of close reach on the second round
was soon covered, the time being made follows:

The second leg OF windward work then began,
and with freshening breeze the yachts did some
quick work in stays The Virginia gained on the
Leaders during the first half hour, but lost later.
The Rainbow gained by splitting tacks. She went
made long tack for the outer mark. They
rounded as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

With sheets eased to starboard, balloon Jbtop-
sails set and spnnaker booms down TO port, they
made a quick 1t close work between the
Mineola and the Rainbow. At times the Mineola's
main boom end nearly touched the Rainbow's port
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

MABEL BOUTON COMMITTED TO ASYLUM
Biiddletown. n. Y. Aug 1Z-Mabel Bouton the
actress, OF New-York City, was committed N +ba
State Hospital for the Insane here to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

San Francisco. Aug. 1.-THE Official clostns gu
tations Tor minIng stocks TO-DAY were az to-o"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

The TO the finish a repetition of the first
run, the wind drawing tighter the northerly
squan approached. The finish times were:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
MRS. BREsCI CALLS ON THE POLICE
DELIVERS A POSTAL CARD WHICH WAS MA1IEr
AT LOS ANGELES

Mrs .Bresci. Of West Hoboken, N j. who was
come into prominence the wife Of the slayer of
King Humbert, yesterday called at Police Head
quarters in Hoboken. and turned over TO the au-
thorities postal card which mailed at Los
Angeles. Cal. and is directed to Miss Cravello
of Paterson. care OF Mrs. G. x. Bresci West Ho-
boken." The card reads as follows
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
ITALIANS ABUSE PERMIT TO PARADE.

The next race will be sailed tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18
Great White Throne,

The Eternal Now
+ 1me) God Coo & MeTsFtheess y ex S 15) is (469l t.
believes. I (4-10-11. 54) The Lord Lewis the
Law, the Divine Dynamo. 1t is (9.13) ali hum
bug TO think that the removal OF Humbert will
help the poor people on My Planet. Leave It to
Lew Is C4OZ, 1913 and learn there is QII-5
$3.50 no priest, judge prince OF any account who
Is f41D not appointed and anointed
BY the Lord Lew Is G4.25) The Light The Judga
Of Right Rev. 1915.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-02
He FOUND
SOUTH POLE,
Borchgrevink Cot Further
South Than Ever
Before Reached.

LONDON. April :-2r;,n r. Borch.
srevlnk. the leader OF the South Polar
expedition. lifted out In 1885 by Sir
George Nswnes. of this city. xho. wiih
the surviving rnfmbsrs Of his party. sr.
rived on the steamer Southern Gross al
csmpbelltown. near Blun Harbor. y. H.,
Yesterday. telerraphed 10 Sir Geore.
Nesrss that the object Of the expedi.ia
has bee, fully atiaiL.s.
The position Of the south Magnetic
Pole has been located and the expedition
reiohei the urhesi point South. VIA
slctge. Of which there Is any record.
namely latitude - degrees 70 minutes
South.
Previous 10 the late explorations Her
Borchsrsviak believed the South Mag
ne,is Pole to b. situated in istlrlde Is
degrees ) minute. South and Longitude
$50 degrees East
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HEART DISEASE.
Some Facts REGARDING the R,pii Increase
Of Hear, Troubl..

Heart trouble. q, least among thu .r,a.
oars. Ia certainly Increasing. ana vhIs M,
n<' DC rarely due u the Excitement ard
sory ~ American business NE. I, IN NOR.
of''n he fesaIt OF seik sicmseh,. o, poo,
digestion.
Rs-i organic disease Ia ineur,b,e. bu,
not one case In a huhtfes Of heart troub,,
., orrsnlc.
The close relation between heart trcubl,
and poor digestion Is be-su. both orxan,
are controlled by the same gr.a, nerve.
the sympathetic ana the PneumoEas,r!e.
IN another way also the hssrt IL Affected
by the form Of poor digestion. Uhleh cause.
sas and fermentation from hair digcs,sd
t'ed Thers l. ieeiias 81 oppfess.on s.a
heasirers IN the ches' tlusrj b. prss.u,.
81 the dlEttnied stomach on the hear, ara
luaEs. inierferins with Their sstion hence
s1te rslp!taii0n Ans short breath
Poor disesiloa also p5lsoas the bIa,s
making ., ihih Aad Safery. vhinh irri,.,,,
ard ueasens the heart
The moS, tensibis tfenntat for h,.r,
trouble is TO Improve thu diSe,uoa and 10
insure the Pfsmg; asa Iaila;loa of food
Thls can be done By the fsss.sr u,. after
meals Of some safe pleasant aad cWerti,.
fiEesiite prqsraiion. NE Stuart's D,.pep-
"a Tablets. vheh nav BE- found Al srax
Tiersr. and whica contain ,aluahl. harm.
|sss digestive tletnsuis IN q pleasant. can.
Feaient form.
u II ksfs 10 ssy that the resrisr. persist
ma uss 81 siuArt- Dyspepsia Tablets AZ
neal tine gill cure any form of tfouAch
sosb1s except cancer Of The steBack
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observations
So use tradition and adapt your life.
studies 10 everything.
Whit Is tie most difficult line OF
work on the stage. modern drama
OF costume playsl
LII plsys. modern or romantic. are

IN LII plays. modern or romantic. are
n delightfully."- dif,cuit TO the artist
! am very much In favor Of fine
modern plays Nothing would please
M more than TO play In them. although
never look vel In modern dress.
The impression that modern plays
should be problem playa Is often con.
fuslng TO audiences and actors. As a
matter OF fact. the problem pay IL old as
the hills-"Hsmlet' Is a problem play.
and many other classical dramss.
The romantic or costume drama IL the
fa,orite subject 81 the poets. and conse.
ausntly appears to appeal more init.
;na'clv 10 the Imagination than modern
drama as We understand u.
AZ ! have said. the modern drama Il
more dlmcult for me 10 impcrponate
than the romantic drama. for I never
h1d a modern ngure.
There 10 as much romance to-day As
In some past days Hearts are as big
and warm among the people: brains are
a. witty. Folks suffer. and enjoy. /,
seems TO me, n keenly in "the golden
nov" as In the medieval past
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HOME FOR
LITTLE WA|F.
Mr.. Ford, Of Mount YER
non. win Get Baby
Julia Blake.

Julia Blake. the baby abandoned In
Smith 4 McNeli's Hotel on Thursday BY
It's parents. who wished TO save their
regulations. ~sli have a eomfor,<pi-
home by tomorrow.
supi. Blair. Of the outdoor Poor De
partmeet. vii give the child into the
keeping OF william Warwick Ford. Of
Is Union avenue. Mount Vernon.
The Ford family occupy a handsome
home In Mount Vernon. Mr.. Ford IL a
weii.to.do rial estate dealer a.. has q
wife and q n.ne-yesr-old 10y. A girl
died four years ago. and he Ia anxious
now 10 get Possession Of Julia Blake.
which name supt. Blair gave the child.
Mr.. Ford has . number o: influential
friends from whom he has been procur-
inG letters to supt. Blair 10 show that
the baby VII receive the best Of care
lie says Mayor Van wyek IL q persona
friend. ard he went TO the Mayor.
once this morning 10 see him. ea, he
reached there too sariy and he could no
wait.
The baby was sent 10 Randali's Is,sni
to-day aud ehristered Julia Bake by a
Protestant clergyman. supt Blair has
deci3ed TO give the chIid to Ar. F)rd.
and this afternoon sefs inspectors to
notify hin Of that purpose.
aapi. ORourks. ~ Bellevue Hospital.
has re :siysi nfrsen ie;isss frca psrsons
In Boston. Phiistsiphia. Ponpsou. y. J..
Ontario. cssada. as1 e>hsr vlsesa Who
sssss ~ ~ uts;; W. v hevs Ne
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Do good brs,d'ng and good fam.
lily give pfominene. on the STAGE

HE two actors ! admire most.
and who have IN. greatest d.stlnc.
ton Of manner, have n, ancestors
OF mark. but their descendants viii be
heard Of
II 10 not TO be supposed that any
genius In inherited entirely. There i no
historical record showing a long line
Of genius In one family.
Good breeding. OF course. gives &c.
hnemen;, and It IL TO be presumed that
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Which Is better. 10 study Character
parts from life or from tradition !
n. LII parts sr. character parts. Ham.

n. LII parts are character parts. Ham.
W let 10 as much q character part
as the clown.
II l. usually safe 10 take into consid.
Grafton the work Of great actors or &C.
treSses In any part you may be study.
ing.
The traditions Of famous roles should
always be At least considered.
Personally ] have always considered
and adopted some traditions have
also considered and rejected Others
For instance. In the church scene In
Much Ado About Nothing tradition
has II that when Benedick goes to help
the iainiinE Hero Beatrice slaps his
hands. as II In Jealousy.
How absurd
promptly rejected that tradition. All
good actors make tradition.
All parts take their birth from NE
study. and one Of the most importan,
duties Of the artistic mind is to memo
rice ell Impressions within reach Of our
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CAME EAST FOR
ANOTHER WIFE.
Kansas City Man Was
Traced and Locked Up
for Rigamy.

TWO wives. two marriage certificates
ed . yesr.,d baby confronted Edward
c. Potter. a iteam pilot. before Judge
Pctss. Of Jersey City this morning. His
auburn-haireA wife Is nov trying to
secure his release on n.aco ball His
blaek-hAirsd wife has taken her baby
and gone pms to her mother.
Lydia potter's marriage certificate
sbewsd that she married the prisoner
A4fch ~ issa. In Kansas City. They
had three ehildrsn He disappeared a
yess ass.
Mrs.. Potter No. . showed her eertin-
cate Swing date Of marriage April ~.
-. By Rsv Frsdsriek wsieot Jackson.
Of Jsrssy City. Potter told wife No. |:
u his nrst marriage.
Tie said shs vcuidn't live with him.
- ! ala" vas her esplanstion to Judge
Rotta
7As original Mrs.. Potter found her
husband with wife No. At - Third
street. Jersey City. AMI procured . big
any warrant.
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RATE
IN MANILA,
It Is Now Up to Forty Per
Cent, According to
Last Census.

MANILA. March 1.-THE census Of
Manila just completed BY the Health
Department gives the city an unpIcas'
antly high rank among the unheslihsul
cities Of the world. II establishes a
death rate OF something over % PET
cent. at u conservative estimate.
Former estimates and cehsusts had al.
ways xiven Manila :J.eo population.
Tbs census was a careful count Of M.
lives and Chinese living In buildings
and boats In the police districts Of
Manila. and 4 gave q total OF 1911 Of
whom moo were Cinnamon.
There are to be added the Inhabitants
Of several villages within the city lin.
its. Americans and Europeans, and l. 10
priests In the monssteries. From re-
i.ssle Information the oficiais estimate
their number Of between p.0o and 600,
The deaths In Manila ofie.aily report.
ed during the six months from July |
10 Dsr. 81 last years we're asa OF
these ssu wsrc children. Some OF the
causes we're bssI-beri. so: tuberculosis
~. bronchitis. sit; dyrentefy. -: fevsrs,
~: while stomach troubles ranked high.
Manila ncw has three diseases spi6smsc
which would threw the average com.
nunity into . panlc-busonic plague.
bsri-herf and smallpox.
The bubonic plague 10 supposed TO
have begun In csvits. ., hrst APPEARED
10 Mania In the sslisi city only q
stone, tire. from the psisss vssre
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WOMAN BURNED
/. IN HER HOME.
Husband Tried to Save
Her. but She viii
Die.

John Cummings. Of 30 wes, Lincoln
avenue. Mount Vernon was aroused
from sleep at an early hour this morning
by screams. and rushing gu, into tho
kiiehea. found his wife iyins on the
hoor burning to death. The flames were
eftinguished by her husband.
ihe burned woman was removed TO
me Mount Vernon Hospital. and the
attending physician say she will die.
Mrs Cummings. VINO Is twenty-eisht
years old. Is the mother OF three chi.-
dren. She mas not teen able to tell how
the accident occurred. bu; Il 10 believed
she was carrying . lighted lamp across
the floor when II exploded.
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THEY ut As STRANGERS
Three sisters IN Sa0e susAsy.
scheol Class Die Vet kssw
They Were netsteA.

Mary and Kate chessnsy. seventeen
and thirteen years ola. Who were sen,
TO the Snake fiili Aln,Ahouse on their
mothers death some yesrs ago and Who
had heta recently living Within . few
bloeks Of each other utacaualnted iii,
trisnes efoyfn, s.sm toss:i,er. have
eIeven-year-old sister. 6afah.
The younGfst 81 the orphan trio had
been iadsntpfed 20 Mrs., Isce. o.
orsenvi!Ie avenue, Jersty. CITY.
Ihe. thru g1ris attss4e4 ~ saas
ssessi a. .sEs .. - sSss lysd.y.
y - S ~ 'I,:ss' u = =
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SHE ROUTED
THE P|CKETS.
Ioung Girl, Attacked by
Four Women Strikers.
Used Broom Handle.

Little Mary Kroran. employed bv the
cigar manufacturing frin ~ Krebs.
werthe!m n schifysr. Of Fif,y.fourth
stree, and Second avenue. whose EN-
ployees are on strike. was attacked on
a forry-hoat this morning by four OF
the strikers girl picksts bat Mary
proved more than matclof her as
Sca.r;s. whom she routed after a lively
fight.
Mary. who "a oily fifteen years old.
lives at Is North Fifth street. Williams
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VIII extensive Advertising and 4,
large sum OF money insure success,
on the ,tage'
on the stage

there Is one thing j. this mtrcenary
world that cannot be, bought Il Is
brains.
All the money IN the land will no,
make great actor or a great actress
Cover the sky with posters. II You
can. I, will help your success. give you
Notwithstanding more.
u you are going To be an artis, you
VIII be one In spite OF all the money
and advertising used for you or against
you.
stars are Ne fixed In the dramatic
armament as they are In the hea, ems,
ana YOU know BO capital IN equal to
VrsahiAing trRTfp1. Ia ion service 10
Tomorrow Miss Terry tells the
yo"nx man who can r~ciie shakes.
pesrr ar 10 otherwise able to
amas- and cntcrsain his friends
what "a do with his talents.