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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
FRENZ|ED WOMAN
FIGHTS FOR CHILD
Mrs. TuthiII, Not Getting Courts Decision,
Tries to Take Girl from Man Who Holds Her.

why don, you SELF. her, Ida Don;
lot him get away,
Hollis aid. however. Mrs. Tuihiii
screamed to a policeman on the ground
floor 20 stop the couple. AMI Hollis ye!l"!
10 him not 10 dare.
The Court has placed this child in
my custody. Stop III" nj you peril ne
said,
Hollis reached tn" stree, i,rst ana with
IN" liltlc sirl disappeared In the crowd
When Mrs. TuthIll got 10 the sidewalk
-. trumticaiiy appealed /" pIsscrShy to
tel! her where they hid gone. She was
finally lci away by her friends. weeping
hysicrically
Mrs Tu'alll's husband IL serving a
terri: In IN" state Prison 4, Trenton Tor
burglary After he vas sent TO prison
Mrs Tuihi!l became acquainted vita
Hollis, ANA IN the recent proe-ciiagS IN
rpIit she said that ne had told her she
was his Common-!aw wife.
When she left him he desired Ia taVc
possession q. the Child. Cnimin: that
he9 mother Was not proper person to
hay" the care ~ her. and ever sintc
there ha- been struggle FOR the cas-
fNty OF the girl.
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SHEFFIELD WILL
DECLINE JOB.
DOES NOT WANT TO BE FIRE
COMMISSIONER.
hawkes. for Docks and Ferries
and McNuity for Corrcc.
lions Hepn rtment.

James II. Sheffield has definitely IL.
cidcd to refuse the place Of Fire Conn
missioner rendered BY Mayor-elect Low.
Thomas s,nrs.s is mentioned as pos
sib!c successor 10 John J. scanncll. as
AIR Low has said that the place would
go TO some Republican.
McDousal Hawkes. will probably be
named FOR Commissioner OF Docks and
Ferries. and a. {. McNul,y Is new
asp!r!.nt for the position OF Commits
s,oner OF Corrections.
George Ravens Putnam. slated for
Commissioner OF Parks for Manhattan.
Is said 10 prefer that some one els.
u. appointed. but he may decide to
accept the place. Frederick \. Ringers
friends are urging his appointment as
Park Commissioner. He Is a prominep.
German American.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19

10 use her power.
II began by studying her studied
her mind. her disposition. her character.
I found that she had enormous capacity.
tut that most OF her capabilities wer"
quite undeycuped And knew. or
course. that | could give her the needed
stimulus and brins her 20 understand
herself.
Next ! studied the role In which she
was TO appear. The part was. she felt.
one OF n lifetime. and II she could do II
well II would mean success. ! Will not
say whether It was emotional or com
edy part. But studied the part and
studied the play until understood them
both as thoroughly Ms | did her. Then |
began the treatments
Treated Only Two llours.
You will no, believe me when tell
you SOW long the actual treatments
lasted Well. | gave her Just two. For
each treatment usually allow about
an hour, though that depends on the
person and on conditions. But the TWO
actual treatments gave her lasted
about an hour each.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
GAN 7 BET A
Gent To- DAY
All Poo|-Rooms, Gambling
Houses and Policy Shops
Are Closed Tight.

The Mulberry stree, wlrc and Wire.
less Telephone and Tips;cr Company.
Limited. renewed operations in tho whole
Greater city to-day on larger seal.
than at any time since last June. when
the officials OF the company had n grand
opportunity to display their wonderful
facilities In consequence o. the confess
sion to the Pnrkhurs, Society OF one
Edgar 4. whitney.
The success OF to-days operations IL
unquestioned. the company demons,rn-
ting that II Is possible TO notify all Its
many clients with the greatest despatch.
The occasion for the concerns activity
II not definitely known at this time by
the general public, but. as II has specIa!
opportunities for gathering Information
for It's subscribers In advance o. ur-
privileged persons and rival companies.
there Is little doub. that there Is some
thing doing.
No guests were Invited to witness the
really remarkable demonstration for
fear that too much publicity mtSht In
tertere with the companys usefulness
In the future. Nor was .he.c any sd
vertis!nR OF the event. for hc company
u quite modest. for good md 4uiic rHt
SEASONS. but still The Evening World
will say positively and gratuI;ously that
all clients were properly posted at An
early hour that having put up they had
bes, shut up
The information impaired over the
wires and grapevines OF the company
was instantly acted upon. Careful! in
vest!gation showed that not a pool-room.
nnlicv ahoe iv ntt
Greater New York was open to-day.
thirty minutes after the Zip" went out.
This IL very fine work and speaks well
for the service o! the company.
: The information conveyed was OF such
Q positive character that even those SUB
&C. ,osrs who IN the past hay" been rather
inclined to snifr at the TIPS" sent out.
decided to act on II to-day.
The very biggest bugs in the com
bine dueked Tor the cyclone cellars ana
had their hireInss put up the shutters
and close the doors. so that oven Capt.
Chapman's axe would avail nothing II
the oiiices o; the Sompany. No 90 Ma T.
berry street. a, the way the 'tip had
speed and skill displayed b., ;he opera
Ing department In getting the infcrma.
ton disseminated.
., Ms,,h,!n =, GO, could be learned from he
lty was renewed to-day. but = was
learned from a reliable source that de.
yelopments similar TO that which 20,
Adams. the millionaire policy king
ard real estate operator, into trouble
were expected. AMI II WAS deemed vi &c
TO leave nothing undone to prevent a
similar catastrophe to other sub sc-Ibevs
-he fact that one OF the officers Of the
company y on trial to-day before Re.
cordeg Con made the officials especially
With the law should follow.
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They all shook their heads sadly.

They all shook their heads sadly.
IL rose to success" said each. "by
hard work. by study when the lamp
burned low. by incessan; practice. l
never knew the smooth road 10 fortune
and fame
"Quacking Boss-Quacking BOSS"
lu.rie,i May Irwin why. thought
Croker had stopped talking"
"N-r~ Edurntinn." lie says.
In presenting further details OF his
method to an Evening World reporter
Prof Quackcnhos soid to-day:
First, understand. there Is no idea of
Tr.lbyism IN this did no: gain control
over the mind OF the girl. and my own
win had nothing whatever to do with
IN" treatment. That Is degrading ami
Is not possible 20 hypnotisn AZ SCI
encc did not influence her. but
educated her And education means to
,inw out. | drew out her own powers
and gav. her stimulus TO nac them.
THAT Is all.
How did ! do IT. She came 20 me
telling me she was unsucccTSful In spite
OF the fact that she knew she had great
ability. She asked me 10 show her no"
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,sr.sl., to Tn. rven,ns wos,dD

tNreNlal 70 f-'en'Hs "u'sN'
WARRINGTON. Dec. lO-7 \. NJ
Admiral sampson II gradually
sinkinE.
His condition since sunday last
Inns caused hi. friends 10 doubt II
he viii ever leave his home on View
Hampshire avenue again.
ON sunday lie took n walk ana
the rx~rtion proved to" great -
tax upon him. what II now feared
10 a total physical collapse.
He was reported to be this
morning.
The alarming condition OF Admira!
Sampson is not due to any new de-
velopment In his case. but simply n
result OF general decline which dates
from shortly after the famous battle
at Santiago.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
BLAZE IN THE T. H. ALLEN.

A blaze was discovered to-day in tho
cabin OF the ship T. II. Allen lying
- the foot OF Clinton street. Brooklyn.
8 Two alarms were turned In ana the
lfenie, had a big job getting the flames
der contrcS. Three small schooncrs
IRE n1nored nearby. but were towed
III safely.
s. Re 4. III. Allen II under charter to
- Standard Oil Company. Two month";
=. While OF Sandy Hook. loaded with
d bound tor Shanghai. she took iire.
returned TO- port. discharged her
- and has aimee been awaiting re-
Tit lire ID believed to have
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
BOY BURNED AT PLAY.
tspecl., to Tn. Evening wor,aJ

NEWARK. n. j.. Dec. is--Aicsander
Frcir!ch. nine years old. ~ No ioa Mar
Ike, street. was seriously burned about
the face and head to-day. The young
s;er was playing In room on the top
floor and used matches for torches. He
had bed quilt wrapped about him for
cloak. after the style OF soldier.
The quilt caught f:e with the above
result.
The nremen had TO be called 10 ex-
tinEuish the blaze. The boy was taken
70, st. Barnabac Hospital.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
A COPPER SUICIDE.

LONDON, Dec. l9-Lcwis p. Keks-
wich. OF the frm or Morrison Kekewlch
& Co.. "A leading member OF the Metal
Exchange. died suddcr.y this morning.
II l. believed that he committed suicide.
II II understood that the deceased re-
The Metal Exchange has closed a. q
token OF sympathy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
PROF. HYSLOP ILL.

Columbia Demonstration Il Under
Treatment Ia AdirORLacl<s.
Prof. James II. iiyslop, demonstration
OF psychology and ethics In Columbia
University. is now undergoing n cours.
OF private treatment at Sarnnac Lake.
y. T.. FOR inciu!ent pulmonary tubcr-
cuosis
Ayslop Is noted for his views on the
Immortality OF the soul and is a arm
believer tina. science may be employed
to technically prove that lie continues
after death. He believes In the powers
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
MARCONPS F|ANCEE
COMES TO SEE HIM
Marriage May Take Place Before Inventor
Returns to Europe, It Is Said

II Is reported among .r!cads In this
city OF Miss Jos"phiu" Holman. aanrc.
OF SIX Mnrcor!. tina, she VIII
leave indianapolis to-day for New
YORK In response 10 telegram
from him. |, Is ALSO limited that
the wedding may take plac. while s;iss
Holman Is In the East. !, is Understood
the trousscau has been completed. Miss
Hoiman's mother resStcs in New YORK
City.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
ADMIRAL SAMPSON
SERIOUSLY I'LL.
Physician so Pronounces, Although It Is De
MED at His House:

There has been no apparent gain in
vitality since Sunday. and. although
efforts TO prevent the truth becoming
known have been made. II Is believed
that the patient is steadily sinking
and that the end Is near.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
=co,lnrd /. snowhound.

LONDON, Dec. ia heavy snow over
practically the whole OF Scotland ani
parts OF England and Wales has o!ocKei
all railroads. Many country districts
are Isolated. In others work has
stopped. several deaths from exposure
are reported.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
'TRILBY 1T is MY WISH!' CRIES THIS SVENGALI,
AND 10! RAW GIRL BECOMES GREAT ACTRESS
Or. John Ounca IN.
Quackenbos> Profess
sor Of Psychology at
Columbia, Says lie
Hypnotized a Timid
Maiden Who Straight.
way Became Famous
on the Stage.

Has the learned Or, John Duncan
Quarkcnbos. emeritus professor ~ psy-
cho!osy Of Columbia College. discovered
the golden key that will unlock the Jew
clled caSket OF hl-trlpH!c genius?
by n PASS %; the hands and "A JumSIsd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19

~ ,n ~. nv" g. n'p ,, 't nostnn: ~
the earthly and the spiritual world.
"" has been relieved o. his duties
at Columbia for the winter and has
made his present trip on the advice OF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
TO MAKE VICE-ADMIRALs
Blll 20 Promote Sampson. s~hlry
and Cant. Clark.

WASHINGTON. Dee ia bill WAS
introduced In the Senate to-day BY Mr.
Penrose rcviylng the grade OF Vice-Ad-
uiral Of the ravy and promoting Adj
mirais Sampson and Schey and Capt.
Clark 10 that rank.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19

cited the case OF an actress inspired by
him within the year who had risen "a,
"a single bound TO fame and fortune. .
He said
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-19
DIED.

ADAMS, suddenly. In Ohio. THOMAS CHARLES.
younss.: son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adams.
Of Travsn a.. Bedford Faf.. :.ew York City.
Services Friday avsn.ns. 8 o'c!oek. 81 the
rssiseass Of hls parsa,s. ,.
The sun., 1901-07-17
100 900 WARKERs WILL BE TILE
The fleet of the Strike Expected to
be Far-reaching.

Scranton, July 16.All the liremen of
stationary engines ut the Delaware y
Hudson. Erie, ana Ontario \ Western
Railroad Companies mines in the upper
part of the T.ackawanna Valley. from
Prckvilc 10 Forest City. went on strike
this morning. They unanimously decided
an this course ut II meeting held in May
field last night endorsing the action
taken at Wilkrsharrc on Sunday by the
State Association in demanding an eight
hour day without reduction Of pay.
The rcult forced il complete shutdown
of twenty collicries, and the idleness Of
twelve thousand mine workers. The
anime frrmcn between Olyphnnt and Old
FORGE met here last night and endorsed
the WilkcSharrc action, to become cffcc-
iivr 1T o'clock this afternoon if the
demands are not granted. This will
thrown fully fifty more mines idle.
The demands will probably hr re-
icctud ana il general strike will he the
outcome The widespread effect of the
strike which is imminent is beginning 10
make itself felt already in business cir
clrs. The effect Of the late big strike IS
not forgotten and the impending one
has its t"lrors.
The majority of the mines throughout
the anthracite region the labor leaders
claim. will hn closed down soon after tho
strike is declared AMI y conservative cs-
innate places the number of men and
hnvs who will ho thrown out Of work At
roo 900
The sun., 1901-07-17
PRESIDENT SHAFFER
STATES STRIKERS, CASE

PittSblrg, July l5 President ThcUdarr
j. Slhiicr Of the Amnlgamatpd .Nssu,ia-
tion of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers,
makes ia" following signed statement on
thr causes Of the strike:
Tile position Of the Amalgamatcd .iS
Surlatinn has been pcrsiStrntly miSrep
resented bS some persons ever since the
beginning Of the present trouble We do
not ask the assistance of the mannfaet-
nrcrs, ~ nnionizng the plants now being
operated rs non-uni"n. We stated that
plainly in the proposition We presented
Hat the conferences
All "" asked is simply this: That The
three companies involved sign the scales
ior all their mills. whether non-rniop
or union. thus preventing discrimination
~ favor of the non union plants during
dun times. and that all agreements nov
~ force hctwcrn the companies and the
men binding the latter not 10 Join any
labor organization he cancelled by the
companies.
In other words. we ask only 10 10 III
alone IN regard to organization. There
Is scarcely Il union mill i'll the country in
which there nre not non-uniOn workmen.
Ahont the only exceptions are some of
the tinplate plants. We have never been
arrogant in insisting that men Join our
organization or leave the union mills.
The statement that we wish the com
panies to bind themselves to employ only
union mon is deliberate faiSehood We
do not ask even recognition of the union
or the organization in the non-union mills
The sun., 1901-07-17
AFFAIRS IN THE KLONDIKB.
4 iudget of News just In From the
Northern GoldfieIds.

Seattle, WASH, July l6-l.ate adj
vices from Dawson state that the gold
shipments 10 the outside this year have
amounted to $l,GO0.O0 to date. Over
S3OOO,OnO Of this sum went down the
Yukon ana Is going ont hy the way of
st. Michacls, and the balance has gone
up the river.
The Bank Of British North America
is this year shipping down the Yukon
and the Canadian Bank Of Commerce
is shipping in he opposite direction
These are the only banks doing bust
ness in the camp.
News has Just been brought from the
mouth Of the lIootalingm river by
steamer that il placer strike has been
made on Lake creek. IL tributary to
Lake TeSlin. thc source of the Hoota-
linqua. No particulars have been re-
cciVcd.
Hams, potatoes, cream and all kinds
Of fruit arc selling iii Dawson at eX-
ceedinglH low rates. ana traders are
losing money Cherries. peaches. ap-
pies ANA other fresh fruits are plenti-
ful.
Wesley hraw,ly, AGED -, was swept
From raft IN The Yukon river short
distance above Dawson and drowllcd
Grin y. Mrr1Ninan. i native Of Marys-
willie. Mo, was accidentally drowned
e Eagle br the capslzing Of his canoe
The sun., 1901-07-17
THOUSANDS SWELL
THE STRIKERS RANKS
Continued From Page one.)

two Of them for alleged contempt Of
court, and
"Whereas, Such contempt of court con-
sisted simply in talking to men on the
streets and telling them that strike
was in progress, and
Whereas, Said Judge Stewart granted
IN injunction asked by the York Manu-
featuring Company to restrain all Off
GERS of the |. NJ. U. Of n. A. and went
further than said company asked by
granting restraining order enioining
more than plaintiffs asked by making his
ing such officers from talking to strike
breakers either on the street or at their
hotels. ana
Whereas. The said Judge Stewrat is
openly charged on good authority with
being an interested party in at least one
Of the iron companies directly interested
in the outcome of the strike Mt the York
manufacturing Company, therefore be
it
Resolved That this union severely
condemns the action taken by said Judge
w T. BAY Stewart in granting the
Injunction under the circumstances and
in arrcsting officers Of the !. NJ. Y. Of
y. A. for contempt in disobeying such
Injunction. and he it further
'Resolved, That this union pledges it
self 10 the support Of movement that
will have ms its main object the nlti-
natc bringing to Justice Of said Judge
Stewart for his actions in the premises.
md
"Rrsolvcd. That we further pledge our
olives MS members Of the Iron Wonders
I'uinn to use tho ballot box to right our
wrongs and rid the community Of such
nuhlic servants as Judge Stewart"
The sun., 1901-07-17
WHAT SOME WOMEN SALT.
Bright Shopper Writes Some Things
She Heard

.,he was 4 young thing, she was get
ting ready u 20 TO the shore for her
two weeks vacation and had bought
most Of her things ont of town, after the
manner ot some foolish women who
never look about ana find just what
they want in Wilmington.
II want one NOR" shirt waist II
white dresSy affair that will pass. 20
tomorrow. she hr.san, Something like
tins onr ! have on"
Yes. but cheaper that henstilching tells
Il tale of a goo price.
! smiled. and woman like. was rvaSiyn.
Vet, il Is 4 $l75 one, failing to mention
that | got il MT K. IL. Scntt's for gS
cents.
Women do that sort Of thing We
love II bargain. but on the other hand.
W" have II weakness for making other
women thlnk we are more rNurnSivrlN
dressed than we really are. And | did
not let her know | was going Ia that
popular store for one of their duck
skirts, ttcotton duck to hc s,lrc Int yol
amt tell the diifcrcncct hring sold for
llc r"ilcnlons sum Of five car fares So
Ne young thin" lost her charm until n
woman rushed hrrathlrSSly nm to rs
hound for tn" great Wednesday sale.
Pear mo, today. Srntt's lace curtains.
lid ynu say: want new ones badly
far my hall, for til" Young thing thought
'hr knew about the frivolitics of dress.
vas married and had Il love for Tho
lautinrss Of her co2y home.
We'll. it's q long way from lace cur
allis 10 nvcralls" said ihr pnlling stout
matron who joined MS and was going to
n Jamie some Of those blue denim
'ncs Scott has Tor % cents. They are
nor" good To him Than lace curtains and
Sitre me lot Of work
llat Scott's is becoming thc popuIar
nlac" for women hunting good THINGS
'"r their money was attrstcd by the
=totip nf women ! found making thcir
WAX there.
lhc bargains are too good Ia miss and
VERY true daughter nf Eve loves har.
3aln, One woman came ont with her
Nand full Of dainty lunches of flowers
nice for childrcns hats. Tor which sbo
lhd %ivcn hut | cent each.
ont believe il?
NSk any Of the women or comn 10 mn
S"' | was there ANA heard ana saw III
was
Ono 0f the shopprrs
The sun., 1901-07-17

further than the signing of the scale.
'"The representative of the organization
i'm each mill is the mill committee. We
do not demand that the companies agree
to recognize the right of the committees
to settle questions for themselves. The
only thing we insist on is that the men
he released from the oppressive contracts
now binding them to belong to no labor
organization and be allowed to join our
association without being discharged,
which has been the rule heretofore in the
non-union plants of the American Sheet
Steel Company"
Secretary-Treasure John Williams, OF
the Amalgamated Association. said:
The only reason the manufacturers
gave that the previous conditions should
exist was that they We're afraid the
Amalgamated Association would attain
too great power, and it was necessary
that they themselves should hold the
balance Of power The manufacturers
are refusing MS the right which they
themselves exercised in forming com
binaton."
The sun., 1901-07-17
RIG ORDER FOR PIPE.
water Commissioners will INV 900
Tons Tor $4,000,

The Water Commission at the meeting
Yesterday afternoon decided to bny iron
pipe to the amount of $1,000 1t con
+ists OF 220 tons Of sixteen inch pine; 100
tons oftwelve inch and 800 tons OF eight
inch.
The application Of Charles Beadenkorf
for larger water service il! his morocco
factorr was referred to Chief Engineer
Bond. 1t was decided to put separate
service in eighteen houses IN Dav /
street. Two houses are now using one
service. They are owned by the George
Richardson estate.
A communication was received from
[, Coleman dupont of the Delaware But
ton Works in regard to the tamperiny
with the meter at the works. He said
none of his employees knew anything
about the matter.
Mr.. Bond reported that he had re-.
c"ived no communication from the Street
and Sewer Department in answer to the
letter OF the board refusing t j pay f5r re-
nairs to Rodney street made necessary
by the breaking Of the reservoir bank at
that place. The pay roll, amounting to
SlS2 32, was passed.
The sun., 1901-07-17
Father ConneIIy's Gift.

A committe representing the trustees
and members OF st. Paul's Catholic
Church called on the Rev. John j. Con-
n.lley, chancellor Of the diocese Of Viii
mington, on Monday evening, and pre-
sented to him, on behalf Of the trustees
and congregation, we'll filed purse, as
4 token of their esteem. The presenta-
tion speech was made by Daniel Mullin
and Father Connelley made an appropr-
ate reply, in which he expressed his
thanks and assured the committee that
he had the kindliest feeling for the
people from whom he received the gift.
Bishop John J. Monaghan was among
the guests. The bishop recently granted
Father Connelley vacation Of three
months.
The sun., 1901-07-17
DEFENSE OF WHITMARsH.
nen2uet's Governor Issues Statement
Regarding Charges Against Him.

hesnrutne Charges Against Him.
Manila. July III. H. Phelps Whit
marsh. governor Of Bengnet province.
who was recently ordered TO Manila for
investigation Of certain charges against
him, is writing Il statement in his own
defense for submission to the United
States commission denying some ANA
making explanations Of other Of the
allegations against him.
Whether Or NOT he is eNoncratrd. II Is
considered that il will be difficult for
him and Otto Schprer. secretary of the
province, together to govern the prov
Inc" successfully, the two officials hay
inc clashcd.
The inSurgcnt General GcbairO With
20 men. has surrendered to the author
ities ~ Legaspi, Alhay province.
General Aquino, WHO has been proved
to Il" responsible for tile murder of IKE
captive soldiers Of the Twelfth United
States infantry, has been sentenced to
imprisonmcnt for life
Many native murderers have been
hanged or imprisoned.
III" Emitted States army transport
Hancock has arrived here with .Adiii-
tait General II G. CoIbin ana Surgeon
General George NJ. Stermbcrg on board
Tlic Hancock made tltr record trip
from san Francisco Of u days.