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THANK EVENING WORLD.
Parents Grateful because Lost hoy
Was Found Through PubIicity,

That The Evening World has been
the means OF restoring lost children,
husbands, wives, fathers and mothers
by the score to thelr families and
friends h attested by many grateful
Letters and the large numbsr OF ap-
plieants for assistance. every one OF
which receives without stint all the help
that can bo given by publicity.
Here Is the latest instance OF a lost
boy returned to his home by The Even
Ing World, as acknowledged by Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew NJ. Snow.
To the Editor Of The Evening World,
Please accept our grateful thanks
for the interest you took In our miss
ting boy The Evening World printed
hst Friday a paragraph which attract
ed the attention OF many kind friends,
so that we soon got trace Of our boy
and he Is now safe at homo. Our fam.
ily ali join in thanking you arain.
Gratefully yours, MRS. A. NJ SNOW.
ANDREW SNOW.
Flushing. Long Island. Oct lS, 1905.
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The Fighting ParSon
Of New Jersey.

Here Is an unusual man, He believes
that YOU can be good ana happy at the
same time, which some ministers don't
think possible So he boxes, encourages
his church people TO do the same or to
take any good, healthy exercise, ani
now Is going 10 let them learn dancing
under the Instruction Of the ohnrch.
Seems herstio' Well, the people Of his
flock don't think so, for they're the
happiest church people you ever saw,
and lave built a s25N oOO church for him
20 preach his doctrines in,
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LOUIS STERN
IS PARDONEO
BY GERMANY
His Sentence Of Ten Years Ago
for Insulting Baron n Ihuen-
gen Is CLOSED Over.

News was received here to-day by
cable from Berlin tnat Louis Strra, a
member OF tho New York Chamber Of
Commerce and one Of New York's most
prominen, business men, who was SON
fenced ten years ago for insulting
Baron Thuengen, Vice Commissioner OF
Bad Khsengen, to a fine OF 900 marks
and two weeks Imprisonment, has been
sssioned I've ball 4.Qs Mr. stern
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denoslted at the imc. 1900. has been

deposited at the time, $1,000. has been
cOnhscated
The case threatened 10 cause an In
tcrnltiJnnl complication at the time,
the American Ambassador intervening.
but In vain. The trouble grew out OF
Mr.. Stern's son dancing al the Gardens,
Baron Thlengcn asked that the youth
be removed on the grounds that he was
under fifteen years OF age. Mr.. Stern
objected to such an order. and a DIS.
pute arose betweon the American an
the Vice Commissioner, In which to
latter decided that no had been .,.
suited
Mt Stern escaped the prison term b!
dep0sltng the necessary bail. lie then
Quit the country. Tho Indictment Is
SAID to have cost Mr. stern somewhere
between $1,000 and s25GO.
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NURSE VICTIM OF A PRANK.
Youth Who "Arrests" Her Il Held
on Charge OF Intoxioation,

A young man VINO wore expensive
clothes walked into the West Thlrtleth
Street Station last night accompanied
by handsome Young woman, who
likewise wore good clothes.
Where dad YOU get him7" the ser
geant asked the young woman.
street. she % said y was Res IN thssrs seSSaS wipS
n friend OF mine. a Young woman
Nhn Is trained nurse, as I am"
The Young woman lost no TINA I'm
leaving the station. She Sobbed as she
told OF her experience. The youth was
locked up charged with intoxication,
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Church Accuses Ex.JuStiCe.

ALLENTOWN, PA, OCT, A.--Lewis
$, Roerod ex-Justice OF the Peace of
Lower Milford Township and since 1904
clerk Of the Orphans Court OF Lehigh
County. vas arrested to-day and held
under SION hail charve1 with embeM
2lln" Sl,6f3@ from tho Ull)n school and
Nlurlh Association Of Lower M lford,
OF which he WAS treasurer from 1891
until he declined reelection last year.
me prosecution Is brought by the trus-
tees Of the association,
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Had Been Giving a Series Of
Farewell Performances in
the Provinces.
HEALTH SEEMED ROBUST.
Last Performance In Tenny.
sons "Becket" Given with
His Usual Fire.

LONDON, Oct H-slr Henry Irving
died suddenly a few minutes before
midnight at his hotel at Bradford. Inn
mediately after returning from the the
atre' where he had played In Lord
Tennyson's Beckett"
Ills last words on the stage we're;
Through night to light into Thy
hands, o Cod; into Thy hands"
Sir Henry had been giving a series OF
farewell performances through the pro-
yinces. Last night he appeared to be
In robust health and he portrayed the
characteristically Intellectual role In
Beckett" with the vigor OF youth.
After the performance he returned TO
his hotel and was entering his room
when he was seen to stagVer. He fell
and death came almost Immediately,
Physicians who we're called said that
be had died from syncope
Had q PremonItlon.
On Wednesday, Sir Henry was enter
tained at luncheon In the Bradford
Town Hall, at which the Mayor pre-
sented 10 hIm an address from his I'd.
mirers. In replying to the address, Sir
Henry spoke OF himself as one whose
sands OF lie we're fast running out,
bit no one then present had the slight
est idea that the end would come 20
soon,
Sir Henry seemed 10 have fully reoov.
cred from his dangerous indlspositlon Of
last spring. The oniy explanation Of
his sudden death yet forthcoming Is,
tersely, that he was overworked al his
age and broke down lie was sky
seven years old. On his tour ne gave
eignI performances a week and tray-
eAed continually.
Forty-nne years ago. when a youth OF
eighteen, Irving maue his nrst appear
ance as an ACTOR In the old theaLe at
Sunderland. England. A half century
lacking a wear, DaSsed and he died tour
ing the provinces, when each city re-
garded his coming as a civic event, he
had become lllustrious all over the
world.
lie became a manager that he might
show whole plays with all the parts In
harmony ana proportion with ana 70
each other.
For nuOre ,uan ,nenty years mis- pro-
ductions at his Lyceum Theatre, Lon
don, were everywhere regarded as ex-
emplars OF artistic excellence, com
pleteness and taste. He brought 10 the
service Of the stage the greatest ar
fists, great musicians; IN the matter OF
stage lighting every stage artist owes
q debt OF gratitude to Henry Irving
Between 1878 and yesterday the people
Of America and Great Britain paid more
than sll 100000 to see him play.
knlghted.
Queen Victoria knighted Irving II
was the first time such an honor had
been paid 10 an actor as such. He was
his Kings per- 1ual friend Great uni. |
ytrsIt!cs conferred degrees on him He !
ecturcd at Columbia, Harvard, Prince |
ton and Chicago.
At q age of twenty-fouf he married |
he daughter Of an army surgeon |
lamed O'Calaghan but his married |
lie was not happy and after the birth |
" two sons Laurence and Henry, his |
wife and he parted
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Speaking OF Money:

That Wall sire, boy who got away
with $4,000 tror the CIV National
Bank did It plct.y o...ly, en-? Simply
showed how O. n Is under the
methods the BIZ t."Is ana nnanciers
practice WI. u, agc ads Of fifteen
and sIr.een %, ere who carry
around hun lr, IS o' .'ouslnds Of dollars
as carecssly as though II was 30 much
waste paper The SUNDAY WORLD
has bean looking into the matter and
found some mighty interesting and sur
pr1sing things about II.
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Another 0. Henry Story.

A story by o, Henry ought to be
enough in itself to make the SUNDAY
WORLD sell like hot cakes, especially
suoh good one as he has Tomorrow,
1t would be unfair to the author to tell
yol about II ahead Of time, but you
may be assured that II 10 bettei than
The Guilty Party" or any OF those you
have read recently. It's a typical 20,
Henry"
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Sues for $4,000,

Thirty thousand dollars DANA res FOR
injuries suffered when he was helpinE
30 unload the cargo of the steamship
sant,rce, at pier No, e, East River, are
demanded by Francesca Quantrain, a
'longsoreman, In suit began yester-
day In the United States Circuit Court,
brooklyn, against Micnael L. ana Phlnp
], Butler Quantrain alleges that lart
OF the cargo fell upon him eau lrs In
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20, 900 In Lockout.

GERA. GERMANY, OCT 1.-THE
weavers in four mills hore having re-
fused to withdraw their notice Of an
Intention to strike, tho Association OF
down Of their factories Dot. a. This
VIII throw OOO0 persons out OF employ
ment and Is also expected TO lead to
lockouts IN a number OF other Thurin-
CLAN and Saxon towns.
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NEwyNlCGE7y
Pig Victory for Liberals.

LONDON, OCT. 1.-THE Liberals have
won a notable victory in the election Of
j. o. Andrews to represent the Bartston
Ash Division OF tho West Riding Of
Yorkshire by a majority Of 22s over the
Unionlst candidate George II. Innes
Fox The vacancy was caused by tho
death Of Cob Robert Gunter, Conserva-
tive, who had represented the constitu-
ency since us crcIuOn In 1856. The cleo
tlon Just held was Ought on the fiscal
and education questions.
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Hard Rap for Football.

LAFAYETTE, IND, OCT. 1L-Con-
gressman Charles b. Lands Is on record
against football as /, Is played to-day.
He says. II desire 70 reg ster my
opinion that dog flghung cock fighting
ana bull hghung are Sabbath school
games in comparison with modern foot
bali"
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Bank Scandal Kills Another.

PEORIA, ILL OCT. 1.-THE Dough-
erty scandal has claimed another VIC
TIM Driven to desperation and nervous
prostratlon by worry over the dlsclos-
ures compromising his bank and fear
OF dlsastrous run, Nelson Burnheim,
a venerable stockholder in the Peoria
National died suddenly last night. He
was seyenty-nine years old c.. c. Lines,
a former official Of the bank, died OF
SHOCK Thursday a!ght. Y
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HE KISSED AN
UNWILLING GIRL
DueuI's Temerity Aroused Miss
Curry's Ire and She Charged
Him with Assault.

tspocia' ~ The Evening WORLDLY
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct, IA
William Dueul, employed by Joseph f.
Widener at As'Nourne. might be par.
doned for wantsg 10 kiss Mics Irene
Curry, Of Mckinley but 4 was his
abrupt and terrifying manner OF doing
II that got him into trouble.
Miss Curry aid not want him 10 KISS
her, In fac,, she objected strenuously
and called In the police She made
charge Of assault against the man and
IN was held In $50 ball isr trial.
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Two Slain in Feud Fiqht.

ST. AUGUSTINE, OCT H-Ge0rge
and Edward Garter were killed and
several Others were injured at Moul-
tie after n dance as result Of feud
between the OS'eens and Carriers. The
tcud began several weeks ago with a
fist fight between members Of the two
families.
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A NeW/York Woman
Sees New York.

Here's one OF those things that arc
hard to believe A woman, living In
New York nearly all her lie has been
20 busy bringing up a family OF sixteen
and doing washing for others that sho
has rever seen the city at all. 50 the
SUNDAY WORLD gets hold Of her,
takes her out In an automobile and
shows her the biggest town In the
world What do you suppose she thinks
Of iti
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But There Is Another
Thing In Life

Besides moneyLOVE, Sometimes the
two go together very nicely as in the
case OF the pretty little Wall street
stenographer who has Just married a
Southern millionaire, This is not an un-
usual happening OF course, but this par
ticular romance Is such a pretty, dainty
one, with rel roses in It and all that,
thar It will interest you and make you
think Of the good old times.
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American Ships Barred?

BOSTON, OCT 1.-THE report that
no Newfoundland Government has
barred American fishing vessels from
nshlng In Newfoundland inlets has
caused consternation among the owners
OF vessels here engaged In the frozen
herring industry and several scbooners
now preparing TO proceed to the Bay OF
Islands Will be held until official con-
fima don Is received
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Spanish Crisis AVerted.

MADRID, OCT. N-The financial dif-
acu,,lcs. which It was rumored would
lead TO q Ministerial crisis, have been
overcome during q Cabinet council, the
tyflu expenses for tho forthcoming year
beng fixed a, Slq3, 10000,
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BOY SURPRISED BURGLAR.
Thief Knocked Down Dlscoycrer
aud Leaped from window,

Allen James, thirteen years old, son
OF Charles James, Of Academy street,
Belleville, N, J., when eating lunch at
noon yesterday, heard footsteps ur-
stairs. Knowing his parents were away,
he ran IN TO investignto. As he en-
tered bedroom he saw a nan hiding
behind bureau
When tho burglar found himself
trapped he Jumped from his hiding
place. knocked the boy down, threw
open a window and Jumped to tho
round, a distance OF twenty-five feet,
Cnhurt by his leap, The thief ran along
Horn blower avenue ond eqUaDed into n
tract Of woodland. he left behind a
dress suit case filed with s'lyorware.
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Helping Peary Find the Pole.

Here's more news from Lieut.. Peary
sent direct 10 tho SUNDAY WORLD
from away up North, lie seems 20 be
getting there this time, which would he
just Ole luck Of steamer called the
Roosevelt. There are some very inter-
est'ng people aboard and some very In.
terostins things are happening, Read
this.
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A Working Girls Struggles.

This title may sound melodramatic,
but there n nothing melodramatlo about
the story. Its Just one girls tale OF her
hprdships trying 10 make living IN
this great oily, An old subject, a time
worn topic but ono 30 full OF pathos
and real heart interest that it Is never
too old 10 read
The evening world., 1905-10-14
Senator's Life In Balance

NEWTON MASS, OCT. l4.-The con-
dillon Of Senator George T. Fulford, OF
BrockyIle, Ont, who was injured In
m automobile accident In this city on
Sunday last, was unchanged this fore
noon, The physicians at the Newton
Hospital stated that II was impossible
as yet 70 tell whether he would re-
cover
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A Pirate BattleShlp with a
Mad Crew.

ughghghl Doesn't this sound THRILL
ing It's the story OF the Russian ship
Potempkin which, you may remember,
broke loose one day and declared that
II was going 10 be q navy by itself. OF
course, the Russians got It back. but
before they did there were happenings
aboard the shp that would scarcely be
believed. The SUNDAY WORLD, how
ever. has secured the story Of one OF the
crew, and II makes reading for you'll
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Hurricane Battered Ship.

MEXICO CITY. OCT. li-'rhs ship
Bermuda, on her way from Newcastle,
England to Acapulco With a cargo Of
coal for the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, has been ,owSt into the lat
ter port by the German steamer Nau-
plia, OF the KoSmos line. The Ber.
muda had been caught and badly dam
aged IN hurricane
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RUN DOWN BY A CAR.
Samuel BrinRmnn Falls on TracI.
and Has Both Legs Cut or.

While crossing Wythe avenue at
Thomas street early to-day Samuel
Brngnan fell beneath Franklin avenue
car 40 @5. Both legs were severed
from the body and he was injured in
ternA.y lie Was taken TO the RaA Z
ern District Hospital. His recovery Is
doubtful
Brngman Is thIrty-one years old and
lives AZ No. i62 Wy,he avenue.
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How About Your FIat-House
"Germ?"

Haven't got III Oi course you have
we all have, Anna 81 eese Richardson.
that clever woman, who insists on tell
ing us things abou ourselves, has found
1t everywhere among New Workers., and
IN To-morrow's SUNDAY WORLD will
show you how It Is affecting US. Il Is
MAILING US oranks. that's all.
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Stage VlIIainesses

furnish the material for the back page
OF the Magazine, and some very Inter-
estlng things are printed about uhem.
IL Isn't any fun to be stage villainess,
as you VIII learn. There are, OF course,
other things In the SUNDAY WORLD,
but won't these satisfy you that you
euSht % get tt2
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SENTENCED TO Be WED.
Couple Convicted Of ASSAULT Mar
ried by Aldcrmnn's order.

I'VtVHT ~ INC hNtlInE N1TIdl
WILKES-DARRE, Pa, Oct IA
Charged wlsh assault and battery upon
Mary schroge. Stanley Krokus and
Anna olnich were to-day sentenced by
Alderman Sullivan TO DO married i'm
mediately
The tvs Ne~ ts~s ago obtained a
marriage <Wsso ed Mary 5chrVgs
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Belgium with Holland,

BRUSSELS, OCr, n-The Petit Bleu
to-day publishes notable articles CAN
Ing for commercial and defensive alli-
ances between Belgium and Holland.
The articles prcsog the views OF prom
inent Statesmen 4 both countries fa-
yOring the projects.
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Mine Workers Suspicious.

CHICAGO, Oc,. 1t-Alarmed by tho
rumors Of activity among the anthra-
cite coal operators John Fahy 7, D.
Nichols and W II, DegN leaders Of
the mine workers, who have been here
fpr week, WI. return TO Pennsylvania
TODAY,
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The Most Beautiful
Stage Gown.

Who's wearing the most beautiful
stage gown this year9 There are mat
ters ef DISPUTE IN this, Of course, but the
RSs selected % ono and prints !" H. teNPTqh, PThs
woman who wears II 10 inside II, and
that adds TO the beauty OF the picture,
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Be Your Own Specialist,

This Is what Margaret Aver says on
the Home Page, and any advice to
women from this young lady Is worth
listening TO-, A little sermon, Is also
do well 10 cut It out and paste II on
their mirrors.
The evening world., 1905-10-14
Patient Killed in Hospital.

OMAHA, NEBo OCT, ll,-Frank Nc
CHM, a railroad clerk, died in a hos
p'tal Yesterday from a fall from an
0saatlng table 70 the cement floor.
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teased them 80 that they assaulted her,
Rhe had them arrested Alderman Sui
llvan sent them In charge Of constable
10 priest, who married thom.
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For instance.

II isn't every week that they can get
ho.d OF a story like that about
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-26
! 6he Wings s the !
Morning , 3, -: ~ Is:
Edward J. Ciode :
Copyright. 1908. BY
Edward J. Clode

had happened.
The hours passed in tedious misery
after Captain Ross visit. Every one
was eager to get a glimpse of the I'M
known terrors without from the deck.
This was out Of the question, so peo-
pie sat around the tables to listen
eagerly to Experience and his wise
saws on drifting ships and their pros
poets.
Some cautious persons visited their
cabins to secure valuables I'm case of
further disaster. A few hardy spirits
returned to bed.
Meanwhile in the chart house the cap
tain and chief officer were gravely
bordering over an open chart and dis
cussing a fresh risk that doomed
ominously before them. The ship was
n long way out of her usual course
when the accident happened. She was
drifting now. they estimated, eleven
knots an hour, with wind. sea and cur
rent all forcing her In the same direc-
ton, drifting into IN of the most dan
gerous places I'm the known world, the
south China sea. with its numberless
reefs, shoals and isolated rocks and
the great island Of BorneO stretching
right across the path Of the cyclone.
Still there was nothing to be done
save to make a few unobtrusive prepa-
rations and trust to idle chance. To
attempt to anchor and ride out the gale
in their present position vas out Of the
question.
Two, 3, 4 o'clock came and went.
Another half hour would witness the
dawn and Il further clearing y: the
weather. The barometer was rapidly
rising. The center Of the cyclone had
swept far ahead. There was only left
the aftermath Of heavy seas and furi-
Gus but steadier wind.
Captain Ross entered the chart house
for the twentieth time.
He had aged many years in appear
ance. The smiling, confident, debonair
officer was changed into a stricken,
( mOurnful man. He had altered with
his ship. The Sirdar and her master
could hardly be recognized, so cruel
We're the blows they had received.
1T is impossible to see n yard
ahead" he confided to his second in
command. II have never been SO anx.
ious before in my life. Thank God. the
night Is drawing to Il close. Perhaps
when day breaks
His last words contained a prayer
and Il hope. Even as he spoke the ship
seemed to lift herself bodily with an
unusual effort for a vessel moving be,
| fore the wind.
The next instant there was a horrible
grinding crash forward. Each person
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They looked dOUn into the urctched craft.
who did not chance to be holding fast
to an upright was thrown violently
down. The deck was tilted to a dan
gerous angle and remained there, while
the heavy buffeting of the sea, now
raging afresh at this unlocked for re-
%sistance, drowned the despairing yells
raised by the Lascars on duty.
The Sirdar had completed her last
voyage. She was now n battered wreck
oil a barrier reef. She hung thus for
one heartbreaking second. Then an
other wave, riding triumphantly
through its fellows, caught the great
steamer In its tremendous grasp. car
ried her onward for half her length
ana smashed her down on the rocks.
Her back was broken. She parted in
two halves. Both sections turned com
pletely over in the utter w~antonness Of
destruction, and everything-masts,
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murmurei, fcebly trying to lift her.
"Surely Providence would not desert
her after such an escape. What a
weak beggar I must he to give In mt
the last moment! | am sure she was
living when we got ashore. What IN
earth car | do to revive her?"
Forgctful Of his own aching limbs In
this newborn anxiety. he sank on n
knee and gently pillowed Iris head and
shoulders on the other. Her eyes were
closed. her lips aud teeth firmly set-a
fact to which she undoubtedly owed
her life, else she would have been suf-
located and the pallor of her skin
seemed to be that terrible bloodlcss
hue which indicates death. The stern
lines I'm the mans face relaxed. and
something blurred his vision. He was
weak from exhaustion and want Of
food. For the moment his emotions
were easily aroused.
ooh, II IL pitiful.' he almost within
pcred. 1T cannot be-"
With n gesture of despair he drew
the sleeve Of his thick Jersey eros his
eyes to clear them from the gathering