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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
MARCONI EXPECTS
GREATER RESULTS
Thinks that He Will Soon Transmit a Whole
Message Across the Ocean.

among elcctrirt authorities g" H."
ccean-wdc m.ssas, Tnnrtls y Edi- y
-nys thnt lie docs not believe mt =
signal. were -"oAivci
.'Th" !ctt"r :; - -ay' "a u"
simplest of signals AMI Ntn q hyp"t-
sensitiEed receiver might -"und from
several causes. I've. he. II fooled So many
'Imr~ In experiments myself that an
cry certain. stu Ma5c1n has tho right
IDEAS and IS working harj 81 them. and
believe Ii. him and hts ultimate Sue
cess"
Nikola Tesla says that Will" tic never
doubts the word ~ hi- cu-wnrkcrs. no
would Ike IN u MISTER ~ Ihis import
anc" 20 max" his own trs,s
9 =. Mtstn believes ma, NJ Maroon.
has boon iu- ~ ~tcCt ss''I. ~ "a" rlHiJns.
hut chicf Moore ~ ,hr Weather Rureau
saN- thiu . signal is not j, m"--tS" and
that much remains 10 H. done ia pre-
par!ns permanent attitudes
President rrirch.tt "t Tho Missachu-
sett. lustitut" ot rcsannlp:l. believes
implicitly Ia Mnrgiuis SUCCESS and
Eddy, TIC kite expert, hir 10 question
bat that with ki"s suspended t.tHt zee
la tn. air, messages can be sent ha..
way round th' "nfli
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16

ST JOHNS y. r. Dec. :c.-The fog
tn. heart OF Sig. Marconi. who wants to
excel the wonderful results " Saturday.
III catching 4 signal sen, clear ncrosr
IA. Atlantic from Cornwall. under his
wireless system or telegraph
He wants to get whole word instead
Of repetition OF the letter : three
do,s,. and he will incidentally try to To-
cate and hear from some Cunarder In
m'doccan
The cunard boats are fitted with ais
apparatus and have sent and received
many messages ut distances ranging mp
10 twenty miles from shore. " Mar
conf can pick them III In Ia" ocean It
Will he even a greater attempt than the
sending of messages from Sh"r" 10 shoic
because he win then make IN" cable AN
old IL shinned device.
He viii not talk rur1 ,hnLi Sathrs
days signalling lie is modes. cautious
ana Tive to the business value Of his In
y.uiinns. and further than ;hnt l. com
rict"iy bred out after his hard work ~
last week
II. Is positive, though. that he heard
hi. men calling from the Lizard. AMI to-
morrow will have Gov. Boyle. Premier
Bond and the other colonial dicnitari.s
present a; the tests 10 hear FOR them
selves.
lie IL 60 satisfied with his balloon tests
that he will select In few days size
on Cape Spear and have a steel mas, ~
feet high erected. while he goes over "a
Cornwall to install sending apparatus
OF greater strength. Then he will come
back here for further tests. and. !f all is
satisfactory. install sending apparatus
AZ Cape Clear and be ready for trans
atlantic business.
The Cape Clear station will cost $50 90
aud cover an acre OF ground
LONDON. Dec. Is.-Major Flcod.PaEc.
OF Marconi's Cornwall station. has re-.
ceived cable from Newfoundland say
ms that his signalling OF Saturday was
received and understood.
ITS only question now" said the
Major. "of testing until We &c, at the
exact power needed. Then We can talk
all the twenty-four hours and besid.
that keep Trucks OF the steamships fitted
with our device all the way across the
pond
There is much difference OF opinion
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
DIED NEXT DOOR
TO MRS. DENNIS.
POLICE INVESTIGATING 4
WASHINGTON SUICIDE.
Ing the scene Of the Dennis
Mystery.

W \SlllNGroS, Dec 10 Samuel e.
Pr"s'v, - print"r, 'hirty-n'nc years old.
was 'uuni dead III bed this morning IN
h's room Al lils X street. the house
adjoining thar ~ Mrs Ada Gilbert Den
mis- the modis'" shn was nys,erousiy
assaulted \ week ago In her apartments.
'r,~lcS's death is accredited 20 tho
inhalation OF illuminating gas Owing
10 the groximtty ~ the Tvs" houses ana
INC rs o. srir!dr. the dch;h and
former movements OF Presley ARE being
iuN stiS-t,t \ number ~ detectives
"or" srut @ the house immediat"!"
nr"r h" Irntl VA reported to the
authorities Mrs D"nni. Is III u pre-
crrt"us condition
! tube connecting gas jet with the
brIrlothlns whlcn covered his head.
| told STORY ~ suicide" several letter.
! w1irh were found upon table near IN.
4 bel IN WHICH the baiy ny were hl-.
! rlrsiiy conNsrit-d BY Detective. S.rgcan
! THROWN pnt are being guarded 1t Police
/ Headquarters. The police VIII no, say
/ Yet whether these letters nave ans
] bearing on TIA" Wumhus case. Rl,houg Il
/ the s.rrrt action .: the officer has tur.
I niSh"d ground Tor the rtimu! that thcy
Z contain disclosures concerning tn. ease
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
To TIE Up
CITY S CARS.
Big Strike Is Threatened on
All Lines in Phila-
de|phia.
lsr,eI.L % ~. rrcnlns wo.IAl


PHILADELPHIA. Doe II The mo-
t"rmcn and conductors 81 the Union
Traction Company. which controls al
the s,r.ci.car lines or rhiladclphn. vii!
strike fur higher wages. shorter hours
ana better accommodations On Wcdncs.
day
The demands made hy the Amalca
mated Associations. ~ which tho EN-
pl"yccs are members. were all refused
last week hv The Executive Committee,
aud the strike will be thu result, The
men chose this time % strike. knowing
that the merchants Wi Join them In
forcing the company 70 terms owing 10
tn" loss -. Christmas trade.
The foliowtnC statement was made
last night By an official o: the local
lndS" Of thl Amalgamhtcd Association
and a street tri.HNN employee
In all probability strik. will he lie.
clare. on next Wednesday morning. 4
poll has h"eu taken at al the barns. and
more than tv1.'hirds oi the men are
very anxious to make Il ngh; FOR their
rights. our demands are just, and We
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16

Napoleon Of Finance
at 25, He Failed for
$I5,OOO,OOO an d
Died Two Years.
Later a Victim Of the
Morphine n abit-
Will Of Widow, Whose
Career and Enc! We're
Similarly Tragic, Is
Admitted to Probate
After Fight by Her
Mother and Sister.

The contc-, over the will = Ii.Hm
Gertrude Ives by ner mother. Mrs ANN
". Sears. OF Summit y ani hcr
sister. Mrs. Florence chance .; West
deid. y. j.. has been ,pauioned
On the testimony n IN" suoscr.oins
witnesses. Dr 5 DIN HARDY Of ~
7t3 West One Hundred AMI Fourth
street. and Frederick " Frost. f. I,w.
yer. of No 100? pro-pec, place. Brook
lyn. the Slll was admitted TO probate To-
day by Surrogate rhomas
Thus ends the romantic tragedy 81
Henry :. Ives. who rose In TWO years
from penuiless brokers clerk 70 =
new master of Wall street , Napoleon
of finance ut twenty-five, stood TRIAL On
a charge o, traudulcntly isninc s@.,o
worth OF railroad stock ana ta.lcd OWN;
100000
Two years later. In 1891 ives died At
Asheril!e. =. ~ ~ consumption, Vie
tim OF the morphine haH!'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16

Department has now ruaran;inod 'hs
house and vacc!natcd al the occupants
ana no spread ~ the pest IL .c,red.
iIhclnisrh's pain, shop. y; one Hun.
bred and rwenty-eiEhth stree, and
Third avenue. has also been Iharan-
tined and hi employees vacc'na'cd
In AZ more than Two hundrcd persons
have been vtcc:nated AZ a result OF Mrs
Rh'inischs mother love.
The children are nos conva'ascent
despite The rIther'S neglect TO put them
on diet She Ted hem al even more
dainty than usual
Miss LiChtcnst"!n. teacher OF Public
school No 10 where the Ehelnisch
boys attended VAS tn. on. 10 inform
,h- health officers. She learned OF the
case through her scholars gossip.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
Some other Reid.
Fair Maiden ana Her Lovers.
trrom tht nal'lmore AnerleanJ

Once upon Time ther. was = FoIr
aaIden who possessed TmId shrink
Ing Disposition. and thought the Mcu
zero Just Dreadful.
She had Two Admirers. she was inc,-
nressibiy Shocked to Hear one OF larm
SHear on an OccaEion of Stress. Snc
: srzx l1expresslbiy Relieved not to hear
akIIH Other One Swear under the same
+: Observation-Disclosures.
.gnth Admircrs Proposed. and Ia.
gzzzzz5fd Maiden thought the matter over
s Fifteen Minutes, thes Rejected the
zzzt because he was ProiaDc Man,
= alto Rejected Number Two because
- Feared that he was Only acting I,
-Taere wau Another siaa.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16

have tried every possible manner known
TO have the matter adjusted nmica bly,.
nut have met with very little success.
". pleaded to have the matter brought
before u board Of arbitration. and that
was also refused by the company.
The chances for victory are 20 per
cent. better to-day than they were In
1896 bccaus. then We had hard times
and labor was nos arganIzed ne II IL to-
day There are nS.Oc0 union men In the
city ~ Philadelphia who are comp,llel
to support the strcct-cir men"
,.Alj.l Tuesday night At The Labor
i,yr.um when IN. question or strike
viii be definitely settled.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
r,u,..,, uou.-. and store. nurn.

SALEM. W Va. Dec Is Fir" las,
nigh, destroyed practically tho entire
business part OF this city. Fi!ty-six
jrstrov.d Loss. $1,000. with little In
surnnC. Tn. fire originated in "A news
paper Office hut the cause Is unknown.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16

Published official figures or the
American News Company proved
conc!usively that the daily circula-
ton Of The World N New YORK
City is tens OF thousands greater than
that OF any other paper. 4
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
TO THE ELECTRIC CHAIR.
Frank White. OsweRO Murderer
Dies Ia January.

OSwEGO. y. Y. Dec. ls-Frank
White. a negro. who was convicted Sal
day OF the murder OF George Clare a
Lansing on Sept, IS. was sentenced :"
day by Justice Wright to h. put 10 de-.
by electricity during the week com
mcnc!ng Jan 10. White Is twenty years
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
WIFE. TOOK
CHILD AWAY.
House Says Mrs. House
Abandoned Boy in
Biddeford.

william q Home Of No 20; J,r,cn.r
avenue. Flathush wont TODAY 4. ID,
admitted 10 an t.y.pln, WprlI -cp,r,cf
tina, IN. ,,,r.y.,r.oI, has vhn ,,.
abandoned pn IN. Io,rs,cn a, D,yjd
Re,d. in Ridacford. Ma ~, y.Ipe-d, :.
v.,. ,,,..r ,,,u ,i,i.sars ,,,,c -, III.
wife and carried :, Maine j, IN. mar,
10 be ria q. Il,
Hou.. y.,, means. -, .,,r, as ,
MOS. -.,.rr,iJ. ,.,r,,, ,,.,
oh.,,,n 80, S.,
,,,a1 80 80. ~, nj
owl. a., aa,n, n,, ,.rr ra
49,, -, 49,.
80.
H.,
$500 - IL,
~, ~, - w,
10. ~ 80" ''","
t"' .. "'',
o.,
-. ,'"nS"
80" - 49, ~
Shnh"" On Hnrpinrsa.
Tho young couple tcll lu love with one
another. and nvc months ago they wcr"
married. There Ma- no shadow on their
happiness until six weeks ago wion
AIRS. Houses mother came on from
Paw;ucket she hal wan nor n fJur
ycar-old boy who went by III, name .i
Willard w"sl"y
Accordins % lIo1" ms i'oNs exist
che, hed n.'h 'hN VIZ - h'm ii'
q
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16
BARRED FROM
VV|FE's BODY.
Police Ready to Prevent
Grey from Viewing
HER PARENTS BITTER.
Refuse to Let Her Husband Enter
Their Hotel, Where the
Woman Died.
HER PARENTS BITTER.

pu.rcmru are to-day on guard NJ tho
finmllr sip,cl on IN" c"ner istanI
Ronl"v,rh 81 Grave.end. TO resist any
attempt Of JAIME. Antony Grey 3" soc
m. ,o4y %; mis- VITO which lies in E,
conn ia IA" parl"r % tho hotel, when
il owned by her parents
N',-r being removed from hcr hus.
rand. hun- a, No. ar pncihc street,
Bro"Xyn To n"r parents hotel whiic
she was in critical condition. Mr..
Grey died lat" saturday night from
typhoid pneumonia.
shortly after Mrs. Grcy's death 'lc
husband appeared ana asked to 80" tho
fatncr-in-iaw. WAC warned Grey that II
he ala not keep away from the hotel
until his wifc's body was buried No
would b" arrested Al. views were
backed by his wife.
VIII Not Let Him In.
w. don, intend 10 let him enter
this house" she said 10 an Evening
world reporter Inc ponce are on
guard TO see that he doesn't.
There are plenty OF reasons. and
good ones. too. why Ne SHOULD dnny
Grey "A last glance at the body .; his
wife
Lille first met this man Grey AT 'hc
hotel her" about min. years ago. He
was musician and WAS leading the
orchestra IN n brooklyn theatre and he
became very attentive to my daughter,
After they were married she and her
husband came 20 Nv. at tn" hotel nrd
We did everything tn make them com.
Portable Matters went along very well
FOR a while. but for very shor, Will"
Matter, d.d no' Improve after their
,hild Bernadine. was born.
Three weeks ago Mrs. Grey left thc
hotel mere to go TO a dentist IN Brook
lyu. Oh. was In very good physical
condition, For two weeks nft-r she LETT
h. hous. v. heard no, q word from her
Fell In the street.
I've were Amos, distracted with sricf
" hon We heard from friends that She
Was dying In h'r husbani's HON" II
seems hat after leaving the dcntis,
my daughter was stricken suddenly III +.
and f-ll Unconscious IN the street When |
III. survived sh. CAV. her husbands
address. NJ s." sna Pacific street 20 the
,oii," and wac taken there We wcat /
here at once. and almost by force took I
,cr horne In n carriage. She lied Satur. |
lay nj midnight
Grey appeared here with tw" other (
men -nor'ly AFTER her death and wanted !.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-16

Tablets completely cured my ratnrrh IN =
icw weeks. and to-day can hear As vel.
rs ever could James " brown"
7. Mitchell llnw.s tho famous baritone.
~ n personal letter to friend said II an
going back TO my beloved profession next
month This will surprise you, know. for
when last saw you never expected TO
sng nrain. but am entirely cured OF my
ca'arrh and my hearing IL now as acute as
ever. used s,uar,'s cainrrh Tablets. ana
IN three weeks they had done for me more
than all The specialists TO whom paid
thousands Of doilars. and now | am entire.
~ WELL
Stuart's Ca,afrh Tablets are for sale al
every drug gore for 20 cents u box. write
to r. 4. stuart Co. Mnrshall. Mich, for
theie, free book on catarrh and its cure.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-04
Millinery

Such of styles in Millinery was never be.
fore put exhibit in this city We will show fifty pattern
hats bought in the East These will be used in OPEN
ing and offered prices that will astonsh you No open
ingday prices with We for your millinery
business this season, and must have it.
We the acknowledged leaders in millinery for style
(and without this there is no miline and shall make
every effort to sustain reputation No cheap appren-
tice labor in this department Each lady is expert in
her particular line. Call and get the ideas in this
department.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-04

Must be strong.
They get hard wear.
The r. q HI. Shoe for boys and
girls keeps the foot in natures
shape.
We fit them carefully.
They stand for hard wear, correct
shape and good value.
A variety Of prices and styles.
No trouble to show them.
We repair the old ones, too.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-04

Furnishings and Under
WsaT-Simply can not
say enough of this
department., as it is
perfect. They were
bought right and will
be sold right,
Come in and inves-
tigate for yourself
and be convinced
that we have the
largest and. best Sc
lected stock of mems
boys and children's
suits, overcoats, hats,
caps and mems fur
nishings ever shown
in this section of the
State. Pay us a Wis
it. A visit to the
big store will do you
good, and will be APP
preciated by us
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-04

Our mammoth ia n o q
until line mems suits and
turedor
Heidelberg Wolf the
et the
dof havean
Don you
Wemakeas
find the es
n Young bring little brother
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-04
Shoes and Furnishings

Mems pants, boys pants, childrens pants
pants for the tall, large and small. The good
value sticks right out of every pair. We always
have what the trade demands from the celebrat-
ed manufacturers: Max B. Bremen, Cohen,
Goldman and many others.
Hats and Caps. The best line the market
Affords in the newest shapes, and the most up
to-date styles that can be had.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16
GOLF.
WOMEN'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP At
BALTUSROL-OFFICIAL ARRANGE
MENTS FOR THE PLAY.

The women's golf championship OF the Uni,.,
States. open to all women golfers belonging :,
CLUBS which are members of the United Stares Col.
Association. will be begun on the links OF ,ba
Baltusrol Golf Club. of Short Hills, n. j. on o.
tober and will continue until October u Tn
Robert Cox trophy. held by Miss Frances q
Griscom. of Philadelphia will be the championship
prize. The winners receive medals In tba
order Of their Importance. and the Cox trophy is
to so for the year to the club represented by the
champion Competitors must enter for the contest
OF - must accompany each entry. whlch muss be
received at the Secretarys office, NO. IS BrOad-st
not later than p. m. October l.
All entries subject to the approval of ths
executive committee. Contestants paying their en-
submitted themselves 10 the rules Of the associa-
ton. both restrictions enjoned and penalties
Club has arranged to extend the privileges of the
for one week prior to the competition The paoe
championship matches there will be a number 81
other features that should insure strong entry "
The official announcement of the play follows:
TUESDAY. OCTOBER $
' eighteen Sos Ba ess .sssa scc2es T. QG
prizes offered by the association for the lowest
rol Golf Club.
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER ..
e:l5 a m.-FTrst play round women's champion
ship. eighteen holes
tered oP e TO asnea
ed to eighteen strokes Cup presented by governors
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10
9:15 m.-second match play round women's cham
piOnship
2 D. m.-Four bail match. Open contestants entered
for the wonen,s championship Cup presented BY
BaltusrOl Golf Club.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER II.
a. m.-Third (semi-hnals, wOmsn's
pionship.
m.-Mlxed foursome handicap. eish,een holes medal
play. Open onlv contestants entered for
championship and their partners. Handicap limited
to eighteen strokes Cups presented by BaltusrOl Golf
SATURDAY. OCTOBER H.
IL a m.-Ffnal round in women's championship.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16
CYCLING.
UTRIEY AND SCHREIBER MAKE
WORLDS RECORDS AT NAILSBURG
-WELSIN,s PIT OFF TRACK.

About FIVE thoraard spectators witnessed an in
teresiing days racing ct n" Vailsburg track. near
Newark. YESTERDAY. Fast time made in most
Of the contests. ard two worlds records were
nroke- C. re G Sch'e!be-. OF the Harlem Wheel
men anisht close up IN the quarter mile handi-
cap for amateurs covering the distance in OBI nat.
T'ht old record made by himself was OBJ %. NJ
l.. hurley. OF the New-York Athletic Club. not
only ~ five mile race for amateurs, after
sharp struggle up the track with schreiber. but
established a record for the distance Hurley made
the five miles In I:tS %. Ingrdham made the old
record OF ll:i2 As at Buffalo.
This race was one Of the best of the day. thirty
fve riders facng the starter. The pace was ter
rihc from the pistol shot and only fifteen of the
riders managed 10 hold on To the end. Hurley and
Schneider fought 1t out in the last lap, Hurley
winning by half length The team race fer gro-
fessonals. from which so much was expected. Tel
rather Hat. The heats generally captured
wthou, much effort and n the hnai the mem mem
watching what Kramer going TO do. so that
the Gnish. Kramer ana Nj Fa%land Won easily
Mcfarland also captured the one mile handicap
Gus Welsing. of the competitors in the
quaIter-mile. for amateurs. lodged complaint OF
noticed II allowed. This seemed To anger
oicias seern@d to think nect@sry. and John Val
entine. the referee, ordcted Welsng to be taken
ably be suspended by the National cycling Asso-
caton. Summaries:
Quarter noyice) Won ty Peter Barnes. Bloomfield
Charles Nofhees. NcwarL second Henry L. Thomas
Quarter handicap tamateur)-Won by Albert
Welsher VasburG 30 ynrdsl; Philip Wangner Newark
t35 yaris second George t. Schreiber, Harlem Wheel
men scratch third. G Ayres. Newark 80 yards)
fourth. Time O:29is.
one mile handicap Cprofesso sonan-won by Floyd A.
Mcfarland San Jose yards: John Fisher Chicago
~ yar(s, second NJ. Alexander Hartford uio yards
third Floyd Krebs. Newark n2o yarlsl. fourth Time
mile Won BY NJ L. 11a Mqgsy Sssi NsT
men. second. Menus RedelL Iynbrook third: TEDDY
Diuington Vatsburg l:uG+s. worlds
orf Prize for leader taps. Edward Merkert
one mile (professonal-Won by Frank
Is ramer. tlcyG \. Mcfarland. San lose
owen Kimble. Louisville George Leauder, Chicago
second: Iver Lawson. Chicago. and James H. Bowler
Chicago. third. Lester Wilson FlttshurS, ana H'Hur
Ross Newark fourth. Time. 2.22+s.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16
TEMPERAMENT AND EXERCISE.
From Nature


w. w. Davis has paper in Studies from the
Yale Psychological Laboratory tvol. yiif).
relationships between temperament and effects Of
exercise. His tests and observations are scarcely
sufficient TO establish very definite relations but
the conclusions at which he arrives not without
interest The observations suggest that nervous
strength, require light practice and phlegmat tic
persons require vigorous practice The phiegma tic
type of temperament is apparently characterized
by the presence of much reserve energy of muscle
and nerve CELL The nervous type has less reserve
energy, but a greater ability TO use the energy at
hand. IL is not difficult 10 apply these principles
to practical physical training. They make neces-
sary the part of the trainer a personal knowl-
edge. secured either by means of observation or
experiment, Of the temperament of each man
under his charge. The amount of work necessar ry
In each case can then be apportioned with much
greater exactness.
Mr.. Davis points out that IL seems quite as GER
tain that there may also be direct application of
these principles In the realm of pedagogy The
experiments show that, in the development of
strength, mental factors necessary than
muscular factors. II the principles be applied
70 the development OF will power and co-ordina-
uon why not to memory, association, ina gina tion
and reasoning well? All have physioiogicai
basis; and In so far all governed in a given
indiydual by the same principles OF growth. There
Is at least wide field here for inquiry and prac-
teal investigation. There no doubt tha [
the present system OF secondary and collegiate
instruction which requires equal amount Of
work from all pupils causes much harm many
individuals Mr.. Daviss results emphas size the I'M
Portance OF recognising the individual In train
ing OK either physical or mental ability.