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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
DOG LOST, MAN FOUND.
Coroner schOler Doesn't Get Ills S.. How
ever, OWING 20 the Sergeant.

Coloner Scholer paid IS for a greyhound
last November and two weeks later he
lost il, when its rightful owner turned
up and said IL had been stolen. Soholer
didn't know the name OF the man from
whom he bought it or where to find him
The Coroner was on his way home last
night when he spotted the man at Broad
way and Forty-eignth street He ran
up 20 Roundsman Brady ~ the West Forty
seventh street station and said;
-There he ~ Arrest him"
who, and what will arrest him for7'
asked the cop.
That's the fellow that sold me that IS
dog that he didn't own said Schoer.
Brady arrested the man.
In the West Forty-seventh street sta
ton the prisoner gave the name Of David
Courtney. He offered to repay the Coroner
the s. that had been paid for the dog, and
hcholer was willing 10 call it square II he
got his money back. The desk sergeant
couldn't see IL In that light and held Court
new
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
FIGHrING CONSTITUTION HOME.
Residents Near Proposed Site Apply for
an Injunction.


lawyer l. W. jacobson, backed by 100
petitioners, has applied for a temporary
Injunction restraining the Health Board
Of the city OF New York from opening a
home for tuberculosis patients Of IS Henry
street, Brooklyn, tomorrow morning. The
petitioners hope TO show cause why per
manent injunction should be granted.
The papers are retunRble before supreme
Court Justice Marean on Monday.
Mr.. jacobson himself lives with his
family Of several children at 81 Pineapple
street, just around the corner from the
proposed location for the new home.
DR.. John Billings Of the Communicable
Disease Department Of the Health Board
selected the Henry street location, and II
ia said he defends his plan on the ground
that there are already a number OF these
homes In Manhattan doing good work
among the unfortunates and not In any
way endangering the lives Of neighbors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
MODEL GETS SCULPTORS MONEY.
james STANLEY Connor's WIN Admitted TO
Probate.

Surrogate Church, In Brooklyn, admitted
10 probate yesterday the will Of the late
James Stanley Connor, who died In Italy
In November. The bulk Of the estate,
valued at 500 900, most Of which Is In Brook
lyn, was left 10 an Italian woms who
had been the testators model Mr. Con-
nor's relatives contested the will, and a
commission which was sent % Italy 10 take
testimony submitted lie report 10 the Sur
roRhte two weeks ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
Conts caro-, in Tcar., Held for maj.

RAgG, Conte Carlo, the distinguished
foreigner who left Ls Bolt A oo's jewolry
store, 81 West Twenty -third street, Thurs
day afternoon, with a 81 800 brooch IN his
glove, was arraigned before Magistrate
Comen 10 Jenerson harEet court yesterday
morning weeping oopiously. He waived
examination, and was held n 1900 bail
for trial IN the Court Of General Sessions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

EG oT W., ...,......,...9 qg62 "a o-s
Three base hiis-Froeland. Hague. Two base
hlw-Phlllps, Potter. Ftncke. Whitney. Stolen
hlBes- Greenway, WTcnn, Lowell, FiSh, Whitney,
rncke. First base on eTrorS-Ncw YORK, 4: Boston,
Q. Frst base on balls-On Paine, s. on Fincke, ?.
~ Hayes. l. Struck out-By Paine, !; by HAYES,
u hy Fincke. H. Balk-FinCke. Wild Pitch
Tncke. Passed balls-Hubbard, 4; Potter. Hit
by pitched ball-Runyon.
Last night the teams had a dinner at
sherry's, with vaudeville. w. b. Oliver
was toastmaster.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
BiD HAzLETON SCHOLARS.
Get Police After Principal Who Licked Fin
and Alter Records.


and Alter Records.
WuKRsBARBE, Pa, May l3.-Scholars In
the Hazleton schools a-e causing much
excitement Last night two Of them who
had been thrashed had Principal Chris
TOPPER Pagan arrested for assault and held
under $500 bail. IL has also been discovered
that the high school has been broken into
and the yearly record Of a number Of stu
dents altered, the original figures being
erased with acid and the averages raised,
IN some cases as much as 80 per cent. On
these averages the pupils are promoted.
Most Of those advanced were the lagRa rds,
hut changes have been made in the standing
Of some Of the brightest girls in the classes.
evidently with the intention Of diverting
suspicion from the culprits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

Mayor 10 Talk 90 POrdhau seniors.
Mayor George b. Mcclellan has accepted
the invitation 10 deliver the address 10 the
senior class Of Fordham College at their
graduation on June n. II Il probable that
Gov. Higgins viii preside at the exercises.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
WORK on cREMAroRY STOPPED.
II can't Go on at RocxAway Untn NEXT
Month.

Supreme Court Justice Marean in Brook
lyn granted a temporary injunction yes
terdsy in the suit Of John J. Maloney and
N. V. Hauser against the city Of New York
and Contractor william Nolan, restraining
the defendants from continuing the erection
Of a garbage crematory at Rockaway.
The site Of the crematory u In . resi-
Dental section, 10 was declared, anil there
was gensrai objection 70 It's erectitn- All
woTk on u must now cease unhl the trial
OF tho action next month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

Florence Foster, Helen A. Ludn gton
Marie Louise Van Wyck, Hopeton Alter
bury and Mary II. S, Shreye, sister OF the
bridegroom, az bridesmaids. William De
Burgh Whyte, Of England, will be best
man, and among the ushers viii be the
Messrs. Barstow Smull, Alfred F1t2koy
Anderson, Harry Grimes and Rupert W.
X. Anderson.
Harry 7. Peters will give bis bachelor
dinner on Friday night, May 10, at Del
monico's, in anticipation Of his marriage to
Miss Nathalie Wells on May Is at Delmonl-
oo's. Mr.. Peters il the only son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel T. Peters Of lit East Thirty
seventh street, who have = country place
at Islip, l.. /. The bridegroom-eleot IL
member OF the Union, Racquet, Riding ana
Meadow Brook Hunt clubs.
Mrs. Rhinelander's mother. Mrs. Charles
Sands, is In Paris and her brother-in-law
and sister Mr.. and Mrs. Maturin l.. Della
field, Jr., are In switzerland. Miss Serena
Rhinelander, the maiden aunt Of the Messrs.
Il, j. Oakley Rhine lander, Philip Rhine
lander, Lispenard Stewart end W. Rhine
lander Stewart, makes new departure
this summer, having taken cottage at
Spring Lake, n j., instead OF az Nara
gansett Pier or Newport as heretofore
Cards are here for the wedding Of Miss
Mabel Beard and Francis NJ. Smith, to
take place next Thursday, May IS, at
Cambridge, Mass, with a reception at the
home there Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward l., Beard. The bridegroom
gave his bachelor dinner last night at the
Agawam Hunt Club, near Providence
IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

Her EiEht Brother were Her PAnbearers.
At the funeral Of Mrs. Annie Collins. wife
Of John Collins. yesterday from her home
on West Tenth Btroet, Bayonne, n. D., the
palIbearors WorO her eight brothers-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

Coaching parties have been an enjoyabl
feature in the past weeks social calendar
varied with visits to the Brooklyn HOrs
Show and Belmont Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

Mr. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid are now
being especially entertained in view Of their
departure for England on Saturday week,
May p. On Friday night they were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mex. Twombly
at their country home, Madison, n. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

There we're some arrivals during the past
week Of prominent people who have been
abroad for the Easter season, and others are
expected this week. Some OF the Newport
cottage set willAal this week on shopping
trips and will be back elk or eight weeks
hence. Many cards viii be sent out this
week for june weddings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who have
been staying for some days past with
August Belmont at his home, Hampstead,
l.. l., and who were previously the guests
there Of Mrs, James J.. RernoChan, will be
among the many sailing on the CORONA
on Tuesday. They will be absent from
six TO eight weeks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

A woman was Waking IN Central PARK
with a big dog in leash and trying at the
same time to shove a baby coach. The dog
strained ahead so that he almost pulled
the woman over the coach. and she was at
her vits' end. Finally abe solved the prob
lem by tying the dog TO the coach. There
after all she had 70 do was 10 act as brake,
which she found 30 easy that she never
thinks Of going out with the baby any more
without the dog. The sight Of the dog
pulling the coach never fa1a 70 please the
the dog team passes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
LIVE TOPICS Anorr TONY.

At tho session Of the Legislature just
ended q constituent Of Assernblyman Young
who represents Abe GrubofS district ,
politely requested MIN to Introduce u little
bill repealing chapter q the laws Of a
former year Mr. Young g. a lawyer and
inclined to he skeptiodl, but he b also az
fable and his anability OverCame his in
credulty. Well acquainted with the man
who made the request he readily CON
sentod e. father the measure.
Mr.. Young was only saved from intro
d cling The Joke bill Of the session by the
clerk, whom he requested to prepare a
proper tile for the bin. The clerk found
that the chapter repealed by the bill was
tho penal coCe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

The first big notable out-of-town wedding
Of the season will be that on Tuesday Of Miss
Adele Carstenssn and John Nelson MoJilton
shrevs. The ceremony will be performed
At the country home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John CaTstensen. Old Orchard
I.odee. Scarsdale-on the Hudson. The
bTid8 win be attsn 9ed by hias habsl Estelle
w. - maid Of honor and by the Miasea
Iind'H9 Vantine Bacon, lillian Fraser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14

Among those booked to sail on Tuesday
for Europe on the Coronia are Mrs. Van
derbilt. Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, James
Henry Smith, Mrs. W. Rhinelander Stewart
Miss Anita Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour
l.. Cromwell and Mrs. Samuel Penniman.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting will sail
on Saturday on the St. Louis. Their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and hrs. W.
Bayard Cutting, Jr., who have been in
california, returned to town a few days
ago.
The evening world., 1905-07-05

cooking into the he and hurried forward.
You, Mr., AllanDy? Wei, now, | kind o. Thought |
should git n visit from YOU sooner or later as ne
proceeded 10 dust Off a chair with great energy.
Il might extend sympathy to yer on yer cousins
DEATH n" said after a time, ~ ] didn't know that
taer' was no love lost tween you an him. Jerking
mis- thumb in the direction of the ceiling. Still, it
was q melancholy business and might be Injurious
70 the property. Folks don't Ike TO plant theirseives
a,wu whore sica things happens. Don't blame EN-.
Ta.n't homel!kc, as ye might say
- should like TO learn some Of the particulars of
the affair" said Alanby. Naturally ] am inter-
pgtsG'
81 don't know as ! could tell ye anything that the
papers diln't git. Lan's' ttey been at me steady
oyer .enoe it happened, tel me head feels as empty
a. a balloon"
"D.i you spend the evening here?"
We'll, ! did, and then ag'n | didn't, ] was in an
out, Tlcr' was a friend o. mine opened a hotel up
the street u piece that night, and l paid him a visit
or two"
Then you didn't hear the sound of the pistol
shot?'
Wen, / was too scared TO say so the other day
at the inquest when they was all pumpin' me-" he
said as he resumed his seat. But / don't mind
tellin' you that, ] did. II was early IN the evsnin'.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
POrtion: A Man and a Half. g By Nxoa GrssLsy.sn

and he infatuated with another. But they always
add. comfortably:
"Of course, You don't understand that because
you're n woman
1t would make them supremacy uncomfortable
If you intimated that you did understand 1t.
A woman starts with the idea that one man can
be all things to her; it is not her fault II she loses
it, but his.
How few women who love at all marry the man
that they most love? How many of us marry at
last the good. long-suffering other man whom our
own love teaches us to pity and whose heart we
accept at last as a refuge from the storm and tears
of our great passion.
1t is taking him into account that l say we car
love one man and a half, the first with ecs'aes
the second with resignation.
How many women can a man love, as he under
stands the word?
How many stars are there In the milky way
how many seeds in a cantaloupe? When you hav'
found this number, look up the binomial formull
in your discarded ALGEBRA and get to work.
The evening world., 1905-07-05

Much as VIC may want to feel that the cherished
idol of cur souls is the only man we have ever
loved, or will love, the instinct of sclt-pree'rvi-
tion prevents us.
There were deceivers ever, and ever will be.
Therefore it belIooves the wise virgin who mas
been foolish enough to fall in love with one man
to guard against his possible detection by Keeping
another in cold storage to fill the possible void.
There is no doubt that all her instincts will be
against this, for woman, even with the example Of
her inconstant mate before her, is as yet imper-
fectly polyandrous.
OF course, seriously speaking, it is only possible
to love one person. be we man or woman, accept
ing love in its real meaning and separating 1t
from infatuation, with which we not infrequently
confound 1t.
Love is respectful OF its object and self-respect-
ing, and infatuation is neither. Infatuation may
become love, and love may degenerate to infatu-
alton.
Men tell us that it is possible to love one woman
The evening world., 1905-07-05

iooNer' but whitern a regular marble gal. Then she
letS her vel fall and pushes through Inc door"
! dont suppose you remember how she was
Idressed?"
MF' higgins scratched MS ear thoughtfuily.
Dress Is n stbJec' that amt pertickIer strong
on shaking his head. II amt kep' up Tiici on
such matters sence my good woman left inc. dd
notice though. that II was a most outlandiIh Kind
o rig siel as you wouldn't find outside a theaytre,
an ! dessay cost a heap. twas "A sortcr piuc or
green or a bit o. both, an all worked over with shiny
bits o. gold or tia or some met H."
Pcndrick was evidently on the right track, but
Allanby could not help wondering why a wor.an VINO
was about to play such a tragic role should have
worn such a curious costume that might be easily
traced.
II suppose YOU did not see Mr., cleveden before lie
notified you that a struggle was going on In sclten's
rooms?' he asked.
mo, sir. An he looked as scared as II he'd been
shot at h!sself. He was a mighty frequent Visitor
here, and ! guess thought a heap OF your COUSIN
stop a second interrupted Alianby. But II I'm
not mistaken / think some one Is knocking at your
street door,
Guess It's one o. them foolish boys that has a
way OF aggervatin' me. darn en-"
Here Mr.. Miggins went over 70 the corner ana
The evening world., 1905-07-05

saw the detective cycling him now and tnen in !
speculative Way. they did not meet.
a vague kind OF a verde, was brought in, mat
Richard selten had met his death by a pistol shot m
me hands of persons unknown. Then the gathering
Drosn up, to every ones evident satisfaction.
AllanDy found no trouble in raising money on ass
prospective inheritance. 1t was only neaess 'ry TO pig
u heavy bonus. Ii comfortcd him to tl!uk, or ae
wished to think, that he had nothing TO fear from
being ~hlackmailed by the thief who mad rescued nrl
on the night Of the murder, Indeed, he might again
prove a friend in need.
The following night, while wandering 4lnucsly
about TIE streets in l,p nervous a coGdliiDn to r--
main indoors, he came suddenly in sight of the nlt
building, just OF Union Square, that had beon tr,
scene Of his memorable visit. The place where d.
had passed some of theh most unpleasant moDYcnl
Of his life repealed and yet attracted him.
He was curious to learn how mucn Peter higgins,
the janitor, knew about the events Of that night
feeling sure that the detective had not fully uno IT.
dened his mind on the subject,
He found higgins cooking over a fire in his base
ment rooms,
Don't let me interrupt you said ,Allanby, II only
thought 10 look in on you In passing"
: Mr. Masgtns started violently. dropped What he wa'
The evening world., 1905-07-05
Rules for Averting Fire.
q Editor of The Evening World

TO the Editor of The Evening World;
There have aately been many fires In
Oats and tenements. These might very
largely be avoided IL the following rules
could be enforced: Teach children from
babyhood not to touch or in any way
fool with matches or fire. Let grown
people be sure a match or cigar or
cigarette is out before throwing it away,
and even then put 1t in a meta! or
stone receptacle. Never smoke in bed
Let cooks use utmost ARE with stoves
and gas ranges. Let no curtain or
other infammable object hang near n
light or where the wind can blow II
into one. Never use naphtha or gaso-
line in the room with a light, Let
people watch where the sparks fly when
lighting matches. Finally, let the city
inspect regularly every house for de-
fective fues, badly insulated electric
wires, SC. Thus rs per cent, of fires
would be averted. PYROPHOBE.
What n Physician Must Endure,
TIC the Editor Of The Evening World:
1t Is required that a physician must
always be exceptionally dressed or ne
will lose the respect of people. II they
see so much as a patch on his clothes,
although they are faultlessly pressed
The evening world., 1905-07-05

an hour or so fore the-the-'fore it was discovered.
/ didn't say nLthin' bout IT.. cause | knew they'd
ask me why In thunder i didn't bust the door in and
find out what 1t meant. My! ! was used TO Selten's
didoes. Ef I'd broke IN the door every time Their
was "A rumpus in his rooms we'd wanted a new one
once a week.
And who did he have for visitors that night?'
asked Allanby a little hesitatingly, for It might be
possible that the worthy Janitor had caught a
glimpse of them.
II wouldn't guarantee to give a correct list" re-
piled Mr.. higgins, wagging his head doLbtfully. II
only see two goin' in his door, a man an a woman"
''Together?'
"Not when l see EN-. But, bless we, Their might
have been a dozen more runnin' In an out while !
was away, He kept open house, he did, and from
the 'emptles' that come down in the mornin' he
didn't give EN- rain water
We'll, now, these two persons that you saw enter
ing his room that night, would you recognize them
II you met them face TO face?' interrupted Allanby.
THE gent ! shouldn't, for / only took in his back.
and that was pretty much the same as any other
mans. far's ! could see."
And the woman
"Oh. ! got her features down pretty pat, for at the
sound OF my step she let's of a little squeai, fright
ensd. like. and turns round. She was a mighty good
NAHH a@-
The evening world., 1905-07-05
~ Letters from the PEOPLE. y

and cleaned, they will pass remarks
about him that will not be to his
credit \ remark such as this: He
certainly can't to much. for no
q have much OF a practice. As I see
he Is not able TO purchase for himself
a suit He has TO keep up everything
on "A bluff for the sake Of appearances
Inc laity are under the impression that
the physician is a wealthy man. Some
OF them are. l acknowledge; but do
the public know that the income of the
average young practitioner is ween
$500 n 800 per annum for the frat
few years? After that he has a hard
struggle TO keep his head above water
unless he is n wealthy man. II must
be remembered that If a young pbve,-
clan has 100 patients he fails To colIoct
his fee from twenty-hv to thirty NJ
them, and very often more.
ESCULAPIUS.
H. T.-"Barbacue" is pr~onourco
"Bar-ba-kew."
H. H,-Address the Board Of Educa-
ton for particulars as to the school
ship.
c. a. P.-Thc Patent ONCE. WASH
ington, D.. c., will give YOU full iD,or.
nation necessary to get out a patent.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
Said * on < the & Side

OMESTIC animals usually credited
with adapting themselves TO their
- surroundings. but it is TO be ques-
toned whether cats have become fully
acquainted with skyscrapers. Jump Of
newspaper office cat in this city down
a twenty-story elevator shaft and sim
liar jump OF II Pittsburg cat nineteen
stories would indicate that pussy has
not got her bearings as yet. Pittsburg
cat survived, but is hardly likely TO try
1t again.
Speaking of cats, Clark University
professor says they ought all TO be ex-
terminated because they are the worst
existing enemy of bird life" Not ex-
The evening world., 1905-07-05

Corean Prince and pursuing him into
the surf. Composers OF comic operas
should not overlook the plot provided
for them ready made.
Reports from Belfast. where the
ginger ale comes from. of remarkable
prevalence of drunkenness. and word
now from Cognac. whore the brandy is
made, of but two men seen drunk In
eight years. You never can tell.
Project in Beyreuth 10 have automo-
bile horns play snatches of Wagnerian
airs. Good news for ear SPECIALISTS. but
probably better for the public's nerves to
have the horns stick to their original
The evening world., 1905-07-05

pected. Of course. hat a college pro-
fessor would concern himself with WON.
ems hats.
Rockefeller reunion at Germantown,
Pa. with neither ]. D.. nor ]. D.. ir..
present. Hamlet" again with Hamlet
left out.
Runaway horse boards crowded troll
ley car Always room for one more.
Cotton jumps 100 points IN five MIN
utes. Almost as lively as gun cotton.
Story from Atlantic City Of merry.
laughing crowd OF beauties chasing
The evening world., 1905-07-05

class with a track shortener and time reducer from the P. G. D. & "
Railway.
People in general are suspicious Of mel who have been boosted to
nigh positions o transcontinental railways when they are shifted to take
charge of a Government job that is going to put an awful crimp in the
railways aforesaid-f 1t is VI finished, The longer the Panama Canal
remains simply a row of stakes the better it will be for the railroads that
have a monopoly OF the traffic from the Mississippi Valley to the Pacific
Coast. A mar who has spent the best years OF his life in railway work is
In his eyes. And, while he might hustle like a house afre to build
the Panama Canal he would have to show the people that the delays were
not promoted by a desire to help the railroads"
HAS any work been done in connection with the Canal?" asked the
Cigar Store Man
oh, yes" replied the Man Higher Up. The Government has been
worked to a fret"
The evening world., 1905-07-05

"honli" and confne the masters motifs
10 irdccr ~auditoriums.
List of the casualties OF the glorious
Fourth suggests that 1t would be better
If all the little toy pistols We're red
with ruts'' instead of new and shiny
and deadly as they are.
Apparent injustice done Kansas by
the saying ION the side" that the State
had found It necessary TO go beyond
its borders for a new idea- At least the
Kansas girl who saved her fathers
5000 wheat crop from the rain by a
judicious distribution of kisses and
hugs did not have 10 go abroad for one.