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The evening world., 1903-12-19

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The evening world., 1903-12-19
CAROLS
IN THE CHURCHES
Musical Services of an Elabor-
late Nature Will Be Given To-
Morrow in All the Places of
Worship.

CHRISTMAS services OF ar elaborate ma.
lure Will be held Tomorrow morning N
many OF the churches In Manhattan.
In ST. Bartholomew's Church, Rev mr.
IL. II. Green, rector. there will b. morn
ing prayer and holy communion at II.
l nder the direction Of Richard Henry
warren the vested choir Of sixty men
and ome will render the following
programmes:
Professionals, Traditional Carols: TIE
Deucn. Schumann: Introit. 20 Zion That
Bringest' Commun on Service. In ID
nat: Onertorium, Noel" and Ascrip-
ton. GLORY to God In the Highest"
At the West Presbyterian Church on
West Forty-second street there will be
special music at both services. The Rev.
Anthony n. Evans. ID. D.. pastor. will
preach at II A.. NJ. on The Prince OF
Governors and at 5 p. N. on 1.-The Best
Gifts The choir consists OF: Soprano,
Mrs. Pennington Haughey; contralto,
Mrs. Carl Alves: tenor, William II,
Rieger; bass. Ericsson Bushnell. Music
at, morning services is as follows: An
them. Peace on Earth" Beach: clio
ria in EXCESS" Schubert: anthem.
And There Were Shepherds" Schneck-
er; choir hymn. Shout the Glad It'd
ings,' Schneider. Music at evening SER
vices: Anthem. 1T Came Upon the Md
night Clear" Schneider; selections from
the oratorio OF THE Messlah;' tenor
500. Comfort Ye:" contralto solo. 20
Thou That Tellest:" soprano solo, Re
1oice Greatly" bass solo. but Who
May Abide"
At the Madison Avenue Baptlst
Church. Rev. George, C. Lorimer, d. d..
pastor, under the direction OF Homer y.
Bartlett. orEanist, the following will
the musica! service: Mrs. George
). Dal,ell. sopranos: Miss Emma f..
Elmer. contralto: william Owens,
tenor: w Carl Engel. basso: Franklin
cello. The morning programme
consists Of an organ prelude, overture.
(Messiah). Handel: anthem. Sing o
Heavens" Tours: anthem, "It Came
Upon the Midnight Gear II. y. Bart
lebt: offertory. aria 20 Thou That Tell
Handel; organ postlude. medita-
tion. Tours.
The evening programme is: Organ pre-
lude. Christmas March. Merkel: gloria.
from Twelfth Mass. Mozart: anthem.
Behold / Bring You Glad Tldings."
c. w. Smith: anthem. Angels from the
Roalm OF Glory" c.. F. Manning; Of
%fertory. 20 Babe Divine" l.. r. Dress
Ter: re~cSssional. 'O'er Bethlehem,s
Peaceful Valley" II. n. Bartlett.
At the Church OF the Ascension. West
New Brighton. S. l., Rev. Pascal Har.
rome, Rector. the choir. under the
leadership OF sheldon William BAH. or
ganist. will give the following pro-
gramme: "'
Processional-'to Come. All ye Faith
full. Adeste E!aeles: Introit Anthem
Blessed BE the Lord" God OF srnei!'
Barnby; kyrie Ellison, Schubert; GIorin
me Gratia Iibi, Lallis; .hvmn. "Harki
me iieroid Angels Sing Mendeisohn;
ofertory anthem, Before the Heavan.
We're Spread Abroad" Parker; Sursum
ana san'tns. Cooper; Benedictus In "a"
Aaams, Agnus Del. Adams. Gloria in
Excelsis, Old Chant: Nune AIamit,is
DGregorian Chant; R~ecesslonaI, An,
gels from the Realms of Glory '*smnrt
The evening world., 1903-12-19
OFF FOR
THE PHILIPPINES
Second Regiment Embarks or
the Transport fitzpatrick and
Will Sail from This Port To-
Morrow.

The. army transport Fitzpatrick with
seven troops of the Second Cavalry,
will sail tomorrow for the Philip
pines, where the soldiers will re-
place the Fifteenth Cavalry. With their
accoutrements the soldiers formed a pic
ture as they marched up the gang
plank. There are 10 men and officers
In the troops.
Besides The members of the Second
there are a number of military men
and the wives and families OF officers
already in the far East on the trans
port. including the wife OF Gen. Leon
ard Wood. with three children and three
MAIDS.
There will also be aboard Brig. Gen.
william IL. Carter. wife and son: Baoy
Sayles. twenty-five months old. who IS
going with its father. Lieut.. j. i.
Sayles, Of the Second Cavalry. and a.
nurse; Mrs. H.. L. Scott. wife OF Major
Scott. who was recently wounded while
fighting the Moros under Gen. Wool,
and her three children; Lieut.. r. Il.
Smyser, of the Fourteenth cavalry,
whose regiment is fighting the MoroS
Lieut.. VI. p. Grayson Murphy. OF the
Seventeenth Infantry, Lieut.. Clarke 5.
Smith, corps of engineers, and Lieut..
Jesse r. Harris. medical department..
and wife.
The evening world., 1903-12-19

lng OF going Oh the police force. AS
soon as one OF his short partners gets
too tall. Mclaughlin says. he has 20
hustle around for a e. boy.
NO matter who the partner may be.
he sets up In his suit. 1t makes no diff
ference Il he is short and has The rr-
quired acrobatic ability. Hammersteih
on the other hand, claims In effect that
once \ twin always a twin.
This is what interests the vaude-
Williams, most of whom work in teams.
Partners change often. Shall It be that
Isaac Lavinsky AID Led Hochmeister.
who have been working under the name
Of the O'Brien Brothers. must stick to-
Sether AS partners after Hochmeister
has stolen Lavinsky's wife? Must
Rachel Schmidt. after she gets a di-
vorce from Abel bunker. with whom
she t1s been working under the team
name of Vernon g. De Courcey. con-
tinue to act with him when he wants
to double up with Stella Plug. the song
and dance artist. and she wants 10
join hands with Steve Emerson. the re-
lined tramp juggler?
These and slmilar questions aSitate
Fiat Mclaughlin mist perferm with his
original Marco twin there Is going to
be a cataolysm or something In tn
variety houses.
The evening world., 1903-12-19

embarrassing Julia" Garrick;
whats the Matter with SUSAN" b.
tou: Mother Goose" New Amsterdam;
Our New Minister" A.Rerican Thea
ire: THE County Chairman Wal
lacks; Charles Richman. in Captain
Darlington" Manhattan; FIRTH schef.
in "Babette," Broadway; william Gill
iettc> In The Admirable Crlchton,"
New Lyceum; "A Japanese Nightin-
gale" Days: Three Little Maids"
Garden Theatre: Babes in Toyland.'
Majestic: "Whoop-Dee-Doo" and 'Waf-
fies." Weber & Fields: Sam Bernard
and Hattie Williams, in The Girl from
kay's," Herald Square: Frank Daniels.
in "The ONCE Boy" Victoria; Grace
Van Studdiford, in Red Feather"
Lyric; Maude Adams. in 1.-THE Pretty
Sister of JOSE" Empire; Kyrle Bellew,
in 'Raffles' and THE Sacrament of
Judas" Princess: Bertha Galland, in
Dorothy Vernon. OF Haddon Hail."
Eew York: IreiS, Bentley. in THE
Girl from Dixie" Madison Square;
Robert B. Mantell. in The Corsican
Brothers, Fourteenth Street Theatre.
There will be Christmas matinees NJ
nearly all the theatres, and daily mat.
inees at the Majestic. beginning Christ
The evening world., 1903-12-19
TO AID A DAY NURSERY.

The Tekawltna Sewing Circle. l.,
which the women OF the upper ives,
are deeply interested, announces
an enterta hment by The Mummers a,
tho Waldorf-Astorii on the evening NJ
Dec, Is, for the benefit OF St. Josenh,.
Day Nursery.
Among the patrons of this insti,r,to,
which had educated and fed Il, 5g4 CHI.
dren at the time Of Its last annual r..
port. are Justice and Mrs. Leonard
G!egerich, Assistant Corporation cour-
sci Edward ]. Mcguire. ex-Conm,.
sioner Michael r.. Daily. wqIlam
Fransioli, Edward A. Maher. E,o =,
O'Nell. ex-senator T. C. o'su,sn""
Mr. and Mrs. Perc.val E. Naule u,'ua'
King, William r. Kins. Thomas
Brady, Robert A. Sasseen, ]. RooSa,nI.
Shaniey. James p. Silo. Mr.. ana NseIt
Myles Tierney, and the Misses mis,
O'Shea. Isabella DavCson, Alice RrSIes
Genivieve VI. DAILY, May ENuIlen. lily,
Tierney. Ann Brennan, Ka IN rnu
Lenane, Marguerite Kirby and Heine
Mad an, the young ladies' being the
committee In charge OF the entertai in
ment.
The Mummers will present two brief
pieces written by an anonymous mem
her. entitled Sarah Is Better" and
"The Maid OF Ahdenairre."
The evening world., 1903-12-19
LOOP FOUND ON
WIDOWS PHONE
Wires Of Rich Mrs.
Berckmans, Who Says a So.
ciety Woman Threatened Her,
Have Been Tapped.

That the statement OF Mrs. Bruce
EerckmHns. OF No. - West Seventy
second street. that she is being shad-
owed and prosecuted by men In the
employ OF some enemy. is backed by
something more substantial thar mere
suspicion Is proven by the discovery
that her private telephone wire has
been tapped.
Mrs. Berckmans Is the beautiful
widow who hat n man giving the name
OF Kummeli arrested two days ago on
the ground that he had been hanging
around her house. AT the station Miss
Brown. her companion. who directly
caused Kummeii's arrest. could not
prove that he was the man who had
been hanging around the house for a
week or more. and he was allowed to
80.
The police attach a great deal n,
Importance to the discovery OF the
tapping Of Mrs. Berckmanss private
telephone wire. n are trying to find
put who did IL. Tine wire was traced
ip broadway to Seventy. second street.
and 1t Is said the loop was found
uear Inc roof OF Mrs. Berckmans's
house.
Tho only object any M ,orld have
in tapping the wire would oe 10 learn
with whom Mrs. Berckmans converge /
over the phone and what she said n,
them. ~
just who woul take this great IN.
Isrest In Mrs. Berckmans's private NJ.
fairs II Is rather d. ticuit 10 guess
Inc letters OF which she complained In
me police and which she believes were
The evening world., 1903-12-19
bank BURGLAR
GETS NEW START
Chief of Pinkerton Agency Says
that He Will Once More Start
Ex-Convict James Dunlop in
Business.

p p,
~, -. 49,. - VI ~ r>ew
Da,. - .N a'
,,.. 49, a'
-..- 80
D''or' =. W.
Ia,ta, IN -. W.
Jollet' iH.' prison
Mr.. Pinkertpn denied the report from
C.hlcar, that his hrother william A.
p,nLas r.Ia,.,
I '"N''t'"' IHO'"''' LUMP '
with the understanding mat the aged
crook would reveal the hiding place OF
g. "a. 7O0 bonds stolen TWENTY-FIVE wears
80 ,,ou ,ha N.rh,,,o, s,y,,r. Rank
"e' '''"' Nv SA' ~
of thu city.
"FrIendship and a desire TO again
S,or, p,,,,, or ,ba rt1ht road alone
caused my orotheT TO use nus mluence
In getting Dunlop pardoned.' said Mr..
pinkerton I'm his office. at No. 81 Broad
80, ..r.. ..,oor, =, the N,rbaita,
way. me i''o'is ~ ""S a.
Bank bonds had nothing to do with It,
for. contrary to the general belief. Dun
,,a,io,,a, ia ,h,t hnrvl,rv
Top was not ihp'ica'eu III ma ""'e"4''
Jimmy Hope was the leader ,ns o, ,no sS was
W.
not IN OMIT
"If | remember rightly Dunlop was
under arrest when the Manhattan Bank
-, u. 80, q voar .T,sr
was ropoeu' III was "oout SeA' ave-
the Northampton lMass) Bank was our
,,orizod and We had been shadowinE
s'a',. 49, -, ,rras,od hin,
Dunlop Tor tnat Joo' anu ar'e"'e" nHi
before the Manhattan deal was pulled
IN
.:;p,,n,o, ,y,. convicted on the North
onn,nn rbarpe hut was later pardoned.
aa,nnp'oSr ~" nen who was influential In
~. ,ns Ma release was den. Sher-
opthihins NE le'oarn "n,,rIon aervad
man, III %i,eu W" Can sherman
curing me Snm ra Iuninn had
told or tne spiellulu Ieso'u Dun,op uaauu
The evening world., 1903-12-19
Lieut.. John Freel, Ready to Save
Children, Slips from Icy Lad
der and Piunges Three Stories
to the Street.
POLICEMEN PASS MANY
DOWN FIRE-ESCAr cS.
Women and Children Leap from
Burning Buildings and Safely
Land in Life Nets-Risks Life
for Her Dog.

Many brave rescues and the fatal in
Jury OF one OF the heroic nfe-savers
marked the fire that destroyed the four
story double tenement-houses at Nos. -
and IS Washington avenue, Brooklyn.
early this morning.
Sixteen families occupied the two
buildings. having among them twenty
three small children.
Policeman Blake discovered the fire
and after turning in an alarm called
wi other policemen M broke open the
hall door. fighting HIS way up through
the smoke 10 arouse the tenants. TIL
front part OF the building was wrapped
In flames and the tenants fed to rhe
rear. where Blake and his companions.
Robinson and McCaffrcy. took their
stations on the fire escape and passed
down the women and children.
Lives saved by Life Nets.
When the Fire Department arrived
the iiremen aided in the work OF rescue
and spread life nets. INTO which two
women and several children jumped
safely.
Two or the fremen who were helping
save the tenants slipped and fell To-
the street. Lieut.. John Freei. OF En-
sine Company No. INe. had reached the
third story window and released his
hold on the ladder preparatory to sels-
Ing two children His foot slipped on
the ice-coated runs of the ladder ana
be fell to the street. sustaining injuries
TO his hack and hip.
Fire Chaplain McGronen was the first
to reach him. He was taken to the
Cumberland Street Hospital, where his
injuries were pronounced fatal.
Charles Burns. of Engine Company
No. l5s. slipped on the ioe-coated ledge
of q window OF the second floor and
fell 30 the ground. He also was badly
injured and was taken to the hospital.
where It las said he might die.
saved Her Pet Terrier.
On the second noor Of No. Sc lived
Patrick Riley with his wife and five
children. They fed to the street at
The 5rst alarm. but the little five
year-old daughter, Jenny, remembered
that her ntt fox terrier Jim was left
behind. She logged her parents and
ran back; The mother was almos!
appeared at the door, almost totally
ciaspsd In he, arms.
Nssrly all the tenants had fed in
near. BY was thrown open 10 Them.
Eeighbors brought them bedding and
did their hest 10 ~ kt them comfort
able.
Both buildings were destroyed. the
damage amounting to about $4,000,
The explosion OF an OIL lamp In the
hall started the hre.
The evening world., 1903-12-19
ACTRESS MARRIES A TITLE.

News of the marriage Of Sallie Scales
formerly a w~ell-known actress OF this
city. will set the hearts of her friends
In a futter when 1t becomes known thai
she has captured the some of one oil
England's wealthiest baronets.
Miss Scales on Nov. q at st. An.
drew's. Ashley place. London. becamt
the wife OF Trevor Gwyn, only son OF
Sir William Lewis. Bart, of the Mardy.
Aheidare. Mrs. Lewis is the only sis
ter Of Ne late Mrs. Charles H.. Hoyt
Caroline MlskeD who was considered
one of the most beautiful women on
tho American stage. Mr.. Lewis is heir
to one of the greatest estates In. Wales.
as we'll as the wealthiest.
The evening world., 1903-12-19
LEAP FROM FIRE At
MILLIONAIRE HOME
Fort Tryon. Residence at Fort
Washington Of William C.
Muschenheim, Destroyed, and
Household Narrowly Escape.

Fort Tryor, the handsome residence
Of William c. Muschenheim. overlook
Ing tho Hudson at Fort Washington,
was totally destroyed by hre early to-
day and several servants of the house
hoFd had narrow escapes from death.
one young woman being compelled TO
jump for her life from the third story
rear window.
Mr.. Muschenheim returned nome late
last night and We soirg to bed when
Mrs. Muschenhelm noticed smoke filter
Ing through the hall, She rushed to
the front OF the house and found the
library n music rooms In flames. Mr..
Muschenhelm Immediately alarmed his
daughter. Mrs. Ignatius A. Radley,
and her husSand. who were asleep on
the third floor. He also cried to, the
servants on the foor above to save
themselves.
Got Out by Rear stairway.
Members OF the family had TO escape
by a rear stairway, as the entire front
OF the house was burning. All were
scantily clad, the servants barely hav-
Ing time to wrap themselves In blank
cts. One OF the Maggie Kelly.
delayed so long in making her escape
that she found the rear stairway ablaze
when she endeavored 10 descend.
Without hesitation she opened the
window OF her and dropped to
the roof OF a piazza twenty feet below.
Then she dropped twelve feet 10 the
ground. spraining both ankles. M.
Muschenhelm carried her TO the home
o: julius Enrich. near the burning
structure.
When the nre started. young Mr.. Rad.
lev. Mr.. MuS"hrrheim's son-iu-Iaw. tel
ephoned to the Highoridge fire station,
whence a general alarm was sent out.
Tho apparatus summoned had to come
from the stations at Amsterdam avenue
and One Hundred and Seventeen. one
Hundred and Fifty'flrst and One Hun
dred and Fortieth streets, BY the time
the last two arrived the building was a
heap o. snioulderlng ruins
Long Lines of Hose.
The Highbrldge Engine Company and
the One Hundred and Seventeen Street
Engine Company had to lay 500 and
1000 feet OF hose from the nearest hy-
streams were ready they were OF no
service except TO save adjoining prop.
crty
III, :cr, hous. to the north OF the
M~usrhenneim rrsierce IL the home o.
G.. X. J. Billings, the owner OF Lou
Dillon Mr.. Billings stsble was direct
ly in the nat1 ~ the wind and soarks
from the burninG house. As soon as the
hremen arrived they broke open the
stable and TOOK out twenty coach
horses Then they kept a constant
stream playing on the stable, and when
their work was over the structure was
a mass OF ice.
Mr.. Muschenhelm arsl his family
found shelter in the home OF Ernest
Grund. a near nelghbor, The burned
house cost Mr.. Muschcnheim $4,000 to
build. The furnishings destroyed cost
s9O. Coz. II Is all covered by INSURANCE..
The origin .. the fire was not discov-
cred.
The evening world., 1903-12-19
AARCo 7WZ1zy

Vaudeville performers are Watching
with breathless interest the progress
OF The suit of James Mclaughlin
against Oscar Hammersteln before Jus
tice Clarke and A Jury In the Supreme
Court. because 1t involves a point of
Importance in the profession. Nc
Laughlin, who Is built like a lamp post
the similarity being more marked by
reason OF his bald head. which shines
and shines-sues for sl,3o5 balance due
on a contract made with Hammerstein
last summer calling for the appearance
on the Victoria Roof of the Marco
twins.
Mclaughlin Is one OF the wins He
IL 6 feet . inches in height. The other
is a youth about 3 feet 1 inches
high. ~hammerstein engaged the twins
at a salary of 1925 a week. but can
ce!led after the first performances on
the ground that the short end Of the
com5ination was not the same Marco
twin that had performed. with Nc
Lalghiin al Roster & Biai's.
Mclaughlin admits this In his suit;
He says that the Roster & Bal
win has grown so fast that he is think
The evening world., 1903-12-19
VAUDEVILLE ATrRAcrIoNs

Ned Wayburn's Minstrel Misses viii,
be the chief attraction at the Cir"i.
Others VIII be Cole and Johnson, 10
seph, Maxwell and Mncort a
monkeys and Press EldredEe.
A Foreign novelty to be seer at Keith's
Is r. Rousby's I'm Paris" four tab
leaux on an elaborate spectacular scale.
In which two Frenchwomen figure
Phases of Partisan life during the Ely
position of 1900 will be shown. Frank
keenan, and company In The Actor and
the Count will be another feature,
The Weakening of Toys" will please
the children.
Tony Pastor will offer. among others.
the Reed Birds in 'Dodging the Dodg,
ers," the Orpheus Comedy -Four, Gus
Williams and La Belle Blanche.
Proctor's theatrest Augustus Thomas's
Southern drama, Alabama" will be
presented by the stock company of the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. The Eight CAT
ling Guards. who drill with a Calling
gun, and Bailey and Madison. knock
about comediants. will be features OF tho
bill at the Twehty-third street theatre.
monte Cristo" will be the play at the
Harlem house. Over In Newark the
show will be headed by Wormwood's
Monkey Theatre,
Christmas scenes win be a feature Of
the exhibition at the Eden Musee:
Krao. THE Missing Link" will stay
another week at Huper's.
The evening world., 1903-12-19
CHRISTMAS WEEK
At THE THEATRES
"0theIIo' in English at the West
End-"The ~Runaways" at the
Granddaughter Plays Hold
the Boards.

Hem W. Savage's excellent English
Grand Opera Company will open a Ave
weeks season at the West End Theatre
on Monday night, when Verdis
"Othello" will nave it's first English
performance in New York. Francis
Hueffer. who made the translation. Is
credited with having largely restored
the Shakespearian text. ''othello" will
be sung on Monday. Thursday and Sat
urday nights. with a matinee on
Wednesday and another on Christmas
Day. Carmen with Marion IveTl in
the title role, will be sung on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Friday nights and at
the Saturday matinee. During the sec
n week Faust" and al Trovatore'
viii be given. The third week will be
devoted to 'Tosca'' and "Lohengrin,'
n the fourth week to '~'Tannhaeuser"
and Aida" During the last week "The
bohemian Girl and five others from
the rep :to!re will be sung. ,
Among the well-known members of
the company are the dramatic soprano.
Gertrude Rennyson: contralto. Marion
INcll. TENOR. JtStph o1SNba
Winfred Con, n basso. Francis j..
Boyle. All OF these will appear the
opening night.
The conductors are n, b. Emanuel
and Elliott Schenck. At the Wednes-
day matinees the top price will be IL.
At evening performances regular prices,
80 cents to $3.50. will prevail.
The Grand Opera-House will have Fay
Templeton In THE Runaways" for Its
Christmas week Offering. ,
The attraction at the Harlem Opera
House will be Forbes Robertson and
Gertrude Elliott in THE Light That
Failed
Charles Warner in Drink will go
TO the Murray Hill.
Deserted at the Altar will be the
cruel fate OF the heroine In the melo-
drama at Proctor's Fifty-eighth street
theatre.
A 5000 automobile will be given to
some one at the Star Theatr as a pre-
kmium for witnessing The Evil Men
Do A coupon will be given with each
ticket. and the drawing will take place
Saturday night.
1.-THE Queen of the White Slaves" Will
take her troubles and her blond wig to
the Metropolis.
..over Niagara Falls" win be the sem
.ation at the Third Avenue.
The transatlantic Burlesauers will
ne at Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre.
Continuing engagements al LEADING
theatres will be Henrietta Crosman, In
sweet Kitty Beliairs,'' Belasco's The
atrS, Anna Held. in Mile. Napoleon
Knickerbocker: Marie Tempest IN '-rhe
Marriage Of kitty" New HudAoni
The evening world., 1903-12-19
FIRE CUTS OLD BUILDING.
D-stroys "a F~"ur-story structure al
No. - Gun street.

M. - cur street.
The four-story building at No. S Clin
street was destroyed by fire early to-
The flames started In the Offices
OF Russell & Stoll, dealers in marine
lamps. on the second floor.
The building was an old one and the
flD.nes spread rapidly to the floors
aJJyc, oucClJIed ny 5. EDWARD Eaton d
Co. electrical and mechanical engineers.
When the hremen reached The place,
summoned by Policeman Guilty. the en-
are upper part oil the building wa
The hrst noor was occupied by Don
nelly a Merritt. plumbers. n Henry
stein. brass goods.
The evening world., 1903-12-19

The Yellowstone National Park
covers 1912 square miles. The
World Almanac tells all about this
great park.
The evening world., 1903-12-19
JOHN KERNELL DEAD.

Trouble After Weeks illness.
DETROIT. Mich. Dec. is.-John Ker-
nell, the comedian, died early to-day at
Grace Hospital from Bright's disease,
after a weeks illness.
He played at the Temple Theatre here
on the night OF Dec, II.