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The evening world., 1905-07-29
ROCKEFELLER IS
LIVING CHEAPER
Cuts Laborers' Payroll at Lake.
wood Down and Saves So a
Day en- Cost Of Household
Maintenance.

John d. Rockefeller Is cutting down
his expenses.
How many OF his employees will be
discharged. how many salarles will, be
cut before Mr.. Rockefeller feels his
existing financial strain is eased. are
purely matters of speculation.
Like most good business men when
they realize that they are living dan
gerously close to uneir income. Mr..
Rockefeller has begun 10 cut. down his
Injuries. The first OF Mr.. Rockefeller
Injuries to tall afoul Of his new policy
of economy is his Lakewood estate.
Notice has been served on the superin'
tendent Of the estate that his services
will not be required after july 81. ami
ali employees have been informed oil
a reduction in wages. The reduction
will be from 10 to 20 per cent.
The snperintendent'S helpers, who
have been paid $50 a day. will have
~ be content With sl.25 hereafter. ~
.,,ere are five of these men employed
on the golf links and grounds, Mt
Rockefeller will achieve a saving q
SIS a day. This. In addition TO tbs
salary reductions among the rest OF tn
force, ,y;.l cat AZ much as 81 a day OH
of Mr.. Pockefejler's salary list. Thu
Will help to restore Mr.. Rockefeller
income to Its normal figure Of $1oo.sS
a dey. -
A big saving will be made by the
discharge Of the superintendent. He
was caid 800 q month and was an ex-
pen5ive ~fgurehead. Mr.. Hockefelel
evidently thinks. as he intends in fu.
ture to personally direct the care o.
his Lakewood estate.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
CLERK FULLER
SHOWS CULK|N /.
ROCKS AHEAD
Special Sessions Offers Diff
culties for inexperienced
Man, Says Chief.

William Marcy Fuller, Chief Clerk Of.
the Court Of Special Sessions. who IL
to be replaced by ex-Alderman Charles
w. Culkin at Mr.. Murphy's order. is
reticent OF criticism concerning the pro-
posed change. He has been ten years
in h position. and IL deeply attached
to his work. To an Evening World re-
porter to-day he said:
4 naturally feel strongly about this
matter. but / am in a delicate position.
The justices are deal personal friends.
! am not a politician. but I know what
1t to be beholden to an orgnni-
cation. I understand I am to be kept
here. judge McKeon has been like a
father to me. 1 used to attend Judge
WAITS fathers church In California.
Judge Oimsted Is a personal friend.
Judge Deuel. Is a keen fisherman, and I
am an enthusiast In that direction.
THE general public does no UNDER
stand the Importance of the Special
Sessions. 1t is a buffer between the
criminal element and society without
which life in New York would not be
safe. Seven or eight thousand cases
are disposed of in a year. In handling
these cases before they reach the court
a clerk cen save a great deal Of time
IL he be an experienced man.
"A delay Of tVo minutes on each Of
the fifty or sixty cases per day amounts
TO a loss of two hours / nov OF no
court which Is such a power for good
as the Special Sessions Court. There Is
none where graft would be easier. and
yet there is no department where there
Is less graft.
There is probably no subordinate
Office which has greater opportunities
for good work. than that OF Chief CLERK;
Every sort of case has TO be handled
by him. 1t is like holding court before
the Judge arrives. a good memory is
OF great assistance. An Inexperienced
Chief Clerk Is greatly landscapes In In
useful to the Court: Advice y con-
stantiy asked of the clerk, and arknow;-
edge OF law and the process OF Jaw =
II understand Mr.. culkin y very
nice man and q capable one, but moth
Ing except experience Gan teAoh 2 man
TO be proficient in handling. speciai
s Ssya % Be eas sSouxht of ana instant q. de-
cisions made. I shall b sorry TO leave
he work. 4 !: : fascinating study OF
boating and fshins being his chief hob
bies. and he exhibils wonderful record
ASH and trophies of he chase In his
| apartment at No. ia West Eighty
seventh street. He has been a sallor. z
miner. and. a newspaper proprietor. He
| lamented the change about to be made
| chiefly because his attendance would
be Essential throughout the summer
M he would miss his vacation In his
angling haunts on the Canadian lakes.
displaced BY the new arrangement, and
in speaking of this, Mr.. Fuller waxed
warm. Mr.. Jones has been in the Court
OF Special Sessions for . long dime and
X familiar with every little detail Of
ut Is . shame that Jones should BE-
turned out" he said. He L. Invaluable,
The detail work has been done BY him,
enoe could do It, You might e we'll
ask q novice to try to mix drinks "a
to put 2 green man In 70 DO 3oness
The evening world., 1905-07-29

Republican Committee and personal
friend OF Nutional Committeeman W.
L. Ward. He controls all the noted
Kelley Institutes In h United States.
h wealthy and owns considerable prop
erty in w~estchester County and New
York.
Tho bride-to-be is a talented young
brunette. an accomplished pianist. an
expert equeetrienne and n brlllian.
conversationaiist. She is now living at
the Brayton Apartments in Manhattan.
Her brother, Rev. DIR. Ernest Voor-
his, recently appointed cacon OF the
Cathedral OF st. John the Divine, will
probably be tho officiating clergyman.
Mrs. Rockwell is the daughter OF the
late Jacob Voorhis. jr., a well-known
yachtsman of New York. who built the
The evening world., 1905-07-29
"LIT7LE JOHNNY JONES'
COMING BACK TO-
George M. Coban win Play Third Engagement at Neu
York Theat,e-Carmencta to Return After Ten Years
Absene-"Le Voyage en- Suisse" Will Be
Shortened at Keih's.

dab Simpson, Rossi and his musical
horse. the Peschkonf troupe of Russian
dancers. Trovolo. the ventriloquist;
Mayme Remington and her Buster
Brownies" the Three Yoscarys. Hard.
ing and All Sid and others.
The Brighton Beach Music Hail will
have Robert Hiliiard and company in
..No. 3d. Gocdmen's dogs and cats, the
he Four Rfansps. JossShlne GGssmsnn
n, ss1s SsiSsS 81 s Ss!sssfs's SS asa sff sissa. w.
Eeac&h. tneg Sethss2H With Tssiie,, and Baiis.Sy.
hsl ] T Il An nsaS M ! Sha 9ea Myr.
E H Fan oh" IT foFRsr a Hffshsr.s e arg + s 3s%
Pf Th9mgson & Dundy's wonders al
II is expected that the Japanese spe-
c,ai peace Envoy. the MTnIyter AZ
Washington and the Consul-Genera a:
New York and his staf viii attend
PAINS fireworks at Manhattan Beach
particularly The Fall OF Port Arthur
will be in honor of Japan.
The water rides at Dreamland are
the chutes-the longest In the world and
p@ erana,s Of the %eD, mSss and Preasnig sIi a,,. !:
with Its whirlpool and rapid descent BY
boat into the depths. !.
The .'headllner'' at Bostock's wild
animal show. Coney Island. Is Young
Consul the tw~o-year-old chimpanzee
He was captured last April on the gold
coast OF Africa. after a hard battle
with. the mother.
"Chinatown Ablaze" is one Of the
newest and most striking spectacies u
Coney.
The Boer War continues to draw BIZ
crowds at Brighton Beach.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
m PICTURES OF
UNUSUAL INTEREST

Those nights when 1t was so hot
that thousands Of people slept in the
parks, World photographers made a
midnight tour. Some of the best pic
lures they made are printed on the
bacS page Of to-morrow's World
Magazine. The Magazine also con-
tains the first pictures Of the re-
markable series of statues that deco
rate New York's most remarkable
building. Still another striking pic
ture is that of, the forty-three Amer
lean scholars at Oxford.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
STORIES BY
FAMOUS AUTHORS

Probably there never has been
written a more weird mystery story
than the white Mist" BY Owen
Oliver. which Is published for the
irst time In The World Magazine to-
morrow. There is also a striking
detective story by Conan Doyle. "The
Five Orange Pips." Americas new
humorist, o. Henry. contributes "The
Lost Hlend."}a timely sketch Of New
York Life.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Romantic CoMtship Of Wealthy,
clubman and Society Woman
Will Be Followed by Wedding
Here Next Week.
Especial 10 m. Evening world,

WHITE PLAINS. N. z, July 2a-
After a romantic courtship which began
In America and was carried on beneath
the shadows of the Pyramids Of Egyoi
and while travelling through the Holy
Land. John ]. Brown. Of White Plains
prominent politician, friend of President
Roosevelt and clubman. will be married
to Mrs. Charles Farnam Rockwell. a
pretty widow. on Aug. 8.
The ceremony will take place in the
Holland House. New York City, end
will be followed shortly after noon by
an elaborate banquet.
The announcement OF the engagement
OF the couple came as a complete sur
prise to Mr.. Browns friends. He is
Secretary to the Westchester County
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Shot TWO In a Crowd.

WATERBURY,, CONN, JULY 1.-As
tho result OF a quarrel Of nearly a month
Ego over a game OF cards. saInueie Cap
abinco lay in walt last night fer an.
tonic and Angelo SoAmirti Ind attacked
them as they were emerging from -
crowd at the railroad station. HI KILLED
Antonio and dangerously wounded An.
Eclo. The slayer was arrested.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Insist on Carrying Arms.

OTTAWA. ONT. JULY Sit Is SIN
uncertain hat the Forty-third Cana,
dian Regiment will make its proposed
trlp to Boston and Providence. Col:
Rogers says that II the regiment is no
permitted to carry Its arms through the
streets of Boston the visit Will Dc
abandoned.
The evening world., 1905-07-29

AIadslne, one III l..e ea44y defenders Of
at st. Gabriel's School. Peeksldn. and
for the last eight years has spent most
all of her time with her sister, the
widow of DR.. Franci : Huntington
clan. who resides now in Florence,
Italy.
Every year Mr.. Brown has been in
the habit of spending several months
exploring in the Holy Land and hunt
ing for works Of art and other treas
ures. While he was on a tou last
spring Mrs. Rockwell and relatives hap
pened TO be on a similar trip. and 1t
was while they were viewing the Pyra-
mids of Egypt that Mr.. Brown pro-
posed that they g6e married this sum-
mer, and he "a accepted.
Mr.. Brown and his bride Will spsno
the month of August at Bar Haroor
and the Maine resorts.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
More Taxes for Railroads.

MADISON. WIS, JULY 3.-rhs
state Tax Commission. acting "a a
state Beard of Assessment, announces
the preliminary assessment of the rail-
road property in the State for the cur
rant year at s22e, $4,000. This is an in
crease OF 5000. 900.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
READY TO AID
IN THE MAKING
OF BOULEVARD
Alderman Griffenhagen Says
Plan for Seventh Avenue
Has His Support.

Leave me a copy Of The Evening
World petition and I will get the sig
nature Of every property holder on
Seventh avenue to it." said George A.
Coleman. vice-President of the Road
Drivers Association, when a reporter
called on him at his home. No. 2s11
Seventh avenue
Here I've had Seventh avenue at
heart for years. I've been agitatinG
its Improvement for four years. and
with others Interested as dryers or
as property owners. or both. as I am
myself. have discussed avs and
means without result. And along
comes a live newspaper with a perfect
plan. simple. easy and cheap. which not
one Of us with q deep heart interest
yes. and pocket interest-in 1t g
thought OF. though 1t Is spread out In
big letters all over Seventh avenue
from Central Park to Macomb's Dam
Bridge and the viaduct.
TT only has to be stated to make It
plain to a novice that 1t is practicable.
and tho only practical solution of the
problem of how to take this broad and
most beautiful avenue In New York
out Of the mud and dust and rut class
and make her what she ought to be.
the finest driving road In America.
Sure I'll sign the petition. and I'll get
the signatures OF all the other property
owners on the avenue. I've heard The
Evening World idea discussed by all
! sorts of people since 1t was first ex-
planned in the paper. and everybody Is
in favor of 1t.
Alderman viii Help.
Now all that's necessary is for all
OF us to get together and pull together
for the redemption OF our beautiful Q
nue."
Alderman Max g. Grinenhagen. OF the
| Washington Heights district, who Is a
member OF the Local Board Of Improve
! msnt which must pass upon the pro-
| posed planting OF two rows OF shade
trees through the centre Of tine eighty
foot roadway in Seventh avenue from
| Cathedral Parkway to Harlem River.
| with a bridepath or footpath between,
leaving twenty eight-foot drives on
| either Side of the avenue. said to-day:
''The people of Seventh avenue. drIv-
ers OF ane road horses, and the people
Of Harlem generally can on me
when this matter comes before the To-
cal board. II isa magnificent scheme.
The special appropriation which will be
necessary for this grand Improvement
will be almost insignlncant compared
with tho whole annual outlay by this
| method, and 4 think the Board OF Esti-
mate and AQporticnment will NOT nesi-
tate to gram II. 1t would be the max
| ing OF Seventh avenue. and the finest
addition yet to the upper part Of Man
joSs =: Costello, plumber: :. No. u,
occupying an APARTMENT In his own
house Al No. 2lsz Seventh avenue. gave
Y his wore In support Of the project.
II hoIs The Evsnins world wins for
Us ana that the parkway y built. We
bilitlis Tor q nne. parkway. When. ]. read
the names of. the men who were back
ting The EventnG World IN II I felt sure
would succeed ~ awakening property.
ownbrg3n the ayenue end that we should
gst ttbs MISUNDERSTANDING Improve
The evening world., 1905-07-29
New York Student Drowned

NEW LONDON. CONN. JULY 49,
A young law student from New York
named Lachinan was drowned In Dtvts,S
Pond. in the town of Montvhle,y
bathing. Lachman was unable 20 SWIM
and waded beyond his depth, His body
has not been recovered.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
LADIES' DAY AT
vi THE FREE BATHS

Anna Steese Richardson, whose
witty pictures Of New York life have
found favor with Sunday World read
ers. spent a day last week at the free
baths. What she saw and heard
there is full of pathos, humor and
human interest. Be sure to read her
article.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Enolish to See French Fleet

fetal programme for the occasion Of the
visit Of the French deet to spithead
Importance attached 10 this furthe1
demonstration OF Anglo-French UNDER
standing. King Edward, Premier Baly
four and Secretary OF Foreign Affairs
Losd ncsIar dn hen %rn 81 fas Il a yIs,t ~ hosn
The evening world., 1905-07-29
BRYAN Goinq Abroad.

MADISON. WIS. JULY 2.-wisconsln
Democrats gave a banquet to w. J.
'~i.ryan last night. Col. Bryan said Il
was too early to discuss the standard
bearer of the party for. 1895. He said
that he wanted TO take a long foreign
trip to bring ack what he reopld to
promote good government.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
@T I'M THE METRO
vi POLITAN SECTION

How the vacations Of prominent
New Workers have been rudely inter-
rupted is graphically told In the
Metropolitan Section of to-morrow's
Sunday World. There is something,
100, about Maude Adams's next-sea-
ron play and several other bright
features suited for h~ot-weather read
ing, including q new phase Of the
famous Carlton caFe.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Gifts for Harvard.

BERLIN. JULY q. Prof. Kuno
Francks, of Harvard. during his holiday
in Europe, arranged with the Govern
ments n Bavaria, sasony and swttxer-
land ana the municipal authorities at
Frankfurt and Nuremoerg, for impor.
Cambridge, Mas, should accomnodar
tlons sufffcle.fA for them be provided.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
TIA MATRIMO NIAL
III RECORD HOLDER

Down In Kentucky there is a hand
some young woman of thirty-three
who has been eight times a widow
and nine times a bride, yet never
divorced. The story of her life reads
like a romance.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Degree for Tower.

BERLIN. JULY %. Ambassadors
Tower has been notified by the Senate
Of the University OF st. Andrews
Edinburgh. Scotland. that tiie degree OF
him Oct. II, when Andrew Carnegie v
installed again as Lord Rector.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Speedy Mails by Turbine.

MONTREAL, JULY 29.Lrhe malls
from the turbine steamer Victorian were
delivered at the came time as those by
the White Star FINER Teutonlc, whicn
eight hours before the Victorian left
| Moville. "
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Boycott Not Sanctioned.

vIcToRIA. b. c., JULY BIZ. r,
Morrison. Picking correspondent OF tho
LONDON Times, arrived here on his way
to Washington tor the peace confers
ence. He says he does not believe the
Chinese boycott against American goods
will assume large proportions. He sayE
the boycott is without sanction OF the
Imperial Government.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
. AMERICAS GREAT
EST GIRL ATHLETE

In summer every one Is interested
In athletes and athletics. To-mor-
rows Sunday World tells about a
college girl who can do the 50-yard
dash in six and a fifth seconds and
holds five other athletic records.
There are some very gold pictures
Of her, too.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
m AN EXPERIMENT.
WITH CHILDREN

There are twelve little children on
a Long Island farm who are having
the time Of their lives. Reared in
hotels, waited on by maids all their
lives. for the first time they are
learning the pleasures of making
mud pies and feeding the pigs. This
article is illustrated by photographs
taken by the children themselves.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
an REVELATIONS o
vi UNCLE SANS NAVY

James Creelman, who stands unex-
celled as a descriptive writer, has
been spending some time on board
Admiral Evans's flagship Maine. He
has written a stirring description Of
Life on Board a Battle-Ship," In
which are revelations about Ameri-
can craftsmanship that will interest
everybody.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
At IN THE
vi SECTION

Details OF the Odessa mutiny told
by The Worlds correspondent
make an interesting feature in the
Editorial Section. which also con-
tains a remarkable interview with
the Archbishop of Westminster. by
Helen Jerome.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
To Extradite American.

LONDON. JULY Cat the Bow
Street Police Court to-day h extradi-
ton Of H. F. Brooks. of Uniortown, Pa.
was granted on the charge OF embezzis-
ment. So
The evening world., 1905-07-29
HURaYiNo sWGDEM's LOAN.

'sTOCKHOLM. Sweden. July sa-pAFs
rAngements have been completed ~ <hs
al Halnbprs. Heriin. PeTis ana 1FSs-
sels. headed by tn e~tockho>9aa coQi-
q ! l ssnt "a s0s q r. &! Sfsse' sSsh 81;
The evening world., 1905-07-29
M A $4,000
III JEWEL MYSTERY

Philadelphia society is puzzling
itself to know whether Miss Emma
Frances Potts is a Miss Rallies, a
k~leptomaniac or an Innocent victim.
At any rate it is a remarkable story.
The evening world., 1905-07-29

m WHAT is A
! WELLSPENT LIFE :

What Is your idea Of . well-spent
life? The Sunday world offered sl5
N prizes for the best answers to tAis
question. Some Of the letters ware
very interesting. They are the dad
Ing feature Of the Home Fags u to-
naorrow's Sunday World. AHotAsr
feature on this page y l1hrgarst
hubbard Ayers Little seymon TO
Girls" The subject this week 10
The Grace OF Adaptability."
The evening world., 1905-07-29
nopy IN FERRY sLIp.

The body of q man. s~ppatnntiy : ~
bores. Was eeupd noatink IN tie pasl
River ~ ca1Aasinn strsst ssap to-day.
ny naA 70 Ebout ffty ysers ~, :
20; - e.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Blq pulp NH MERGER.

MONTREAL. JULY "A Newfound.
Land pulp mill merger has been effected
with a capital Of ~.ooo,ooo. lContros y
held by British capitalists and ,I.60QVoo
acrer Of pulp lands are included In IL
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Takes Slain OfflCial.s Place.

ST. PETERsBJRG, JULY 4s-Baron
Meden has been appointed 70 succesd
the late Aajor-uep. Count &huvaio6.
MO wal sssasainated a. Prefect oe
Police Ut MOSCOW.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
an IN THE
FUNNY SIDE

The Terrible Twins. Mr.. Butt-In.
Romeo. the Newly Webs and the
Md combine to furnish many 9
Ienet 20 readers Of
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Calls His Mother 'ised.

said he poor Woman. Puilins cnt a
enveIope from her pocket; Use he
s q {: ~ soasSsiaisS sssssais.
~ am Glad my poor. fatasr diea ~
doomed To- brlns upon tie Nfs5pfls ~
elected Lord Mayor of London. but
died before be took once. My brother
Hornorabjs xriuery, and Il ~as a.
Prince q WsIss, who was colonel u
The evening world., 1905-07-29

Al the Manhattan Beach Theatre win
- 'Honsy Hoy'' desrss uv4As> chsei-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09
s1.oOo if the road is made a success.

$1, 1000 if the road Is made a success. A resolution was adopted offered by Dr. R. G. Patrick, president of the Judson Institute. pIedging the hearty support and cooperation of the citi- gems of Marion to those of Selma to use every effort possible to build the road and as speedily as possible, be- lieving that 1t will not only prove of mutual interest to both places but will aid materially in the development of some of the very best sections of the State.
 This was the largest meeting of purely business men that has been held in Marion for years. and was shorn of every feature but pure busi- ness and the determination to do some thing was never more plainly depicted. A striking feature was that there was not a dissenting voice and each and every one seemed to feel he had a part to play in the enterprise that called for money as we'll as words. No enterprise has ever been undertaken with brighter prospects of success.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore to Charles Alexander Webb at the residence of the brides parents, MT and Mrs. John Caepoun Moore, at Fol som, in the afternoon of Wednesday, April IA MT. Moore is the president of the Peoples Bank of Marion and his accomplished daughter is a social favorite in Middle Alabama. Mir. Webb is one of the most popular young men in Eutaw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09

Cash quotations were as follows' Flour-Easy.
 Wheat-No. 2 spring. $1.lO@1.16; No. 2, $1 .02 ql A; No. red. S1.15ts Ql.ls. Corn-No, ?. 47Ac No. yellow. 4SAo oats-No 2. 3Oho; No. white. 30@57Lo. Mess pork per bbl, SIP .75q12.sO. Lard. per loo lbs. s7.1OQ7.15. short essr cios sides isss Sossd lin WhiSkey, basis of high wines. S123
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-09
MARION IS AT WORK
INTERESTED IN THE PROPOSED
 LINE TO SELMA.
A Large and Very Enthusiastic Meet tnR of Citizens Held at Court House in Furtheranee of
 the Project.

Marion, April S.-(5peciaL)-An en- thusiastio meeting of the citizens of Marion was held in the court house at { o'clock yesterday afternoon to hear the report of the committee ap- pointed to confer with the citizens of Selma relative to the building of an electric car line between Marion and Selma The report was very en- couraging and a committee of five headed by Mayor Haynie was appointed to view out the line and secure right of way to the Dallas line where they will be met by a similar committee from Selma. Nearly all of the parties owning the lands through which the line Is expected to pass have been con- suited and have agreed not only to give the right of way and the neces- cary timber, but will also give liberal financial support.
 Letters were also read at the local meeting from Eastern capitalists who propose to finance the road if the pro feet is feasible. Speeches were made by several prominent citizens pledging not only their moral support, but money, one man offering to donate