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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

ARNlM, COUNTESS N.....
Elizabeth and Her German Garden
The SOLITARY summer
ATHERTON, GERTRUDE
AristOCrats
senator North
The Californians
The ConquerOr
BACHELOR, IRVING
D'ri and /
Darrell OF the Blessed Isles
Eben Holden
BANKS, NANCY HUSTON
Oldfield
BARR, AMELIA Il.
The Maid of Maiden Lane
The Song of Il Single Note
Thyra Narrick
Belle of Bowling Green
BARR, ROBERT
A Chicago Princess
I Tekla
BARRIE. j. NJ.
The Little Minister till, Ed
BELL, LILLIAN
Abroad With the Jimmics
BELLAMY, EDWARD
Looking Backward
BENSON. b. X
FRIEND Win INC Couhl'rslsh
VINO Goes There
BLAKE, KATHERINE T.,
Hearts Haven
BLOSSOM, Il, NJ, JR,
me TNlo f,ontains
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Princess Marl'"a
BROWN, CAROLINE
ON the We-a Trail
BURNHAM. CLARA LOUISE
A Great Love
Auss pritobord,s wo6d,ro, T,in
AVE, ti NJ +"
mn iri,ttstia
mo Etarnai ctt,
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CASTLE, EDGERIoN
Inc Secret Ofchafd
Ihe PRIDE OF Jenhlco
Young April
r. w.
Ashes Of Empire
The Reckoning
Cardigan
Maid-at- Arms
wrNcToN
pichard Garvsi
NJ. GaIoterit,
i've Crieig
.CpNNob pAtptI
rna prnsractnr
.rGEaI I NIApIr
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,ra,,,ra,.ai pou,n,.
parr1bos
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cpApnpcy r. Il
Gnactra OF poogor
;rbo iiSS fo,r, Tontre
Cp kNyEoBD II EtApIoN
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

FOR RENT---Modern Broom furnish
ed apartment, new, gas and coal
ranges, $50. Lloyd Hunsaker, 2O5
West cold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

THE NO-TO-BAC manufacturer,
may point to the Night Riders as al
least one example OF the evils Of 20.
hacco,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

FOR SALE-lIRderwoo Typewriter.
No. 5-l4l473 good as new, very raa-
sonable. can 2lS South Second street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

All 1t costs is ear fare to hear the
Kansas City Ladies' Concert company
ot Traction nark Casino. Sunday even
ing az $50 O'Clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

FOR RENT--Six room modern home.
absolutely first class, furnished or
unfinished. Lloyd Hunsaker, POS
West cold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05
a 4 =
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

CBrOadWay ana coal aNenue.)
Rev. Wilson }. Marsh, Pastor.
Morning service at II o'clock. All
strangers welcome.
Morning.
Praise God.
Gloria.
Quartet-"It is Good Thing" ....
''......- ............ Iblttl
Offertory Solo-"O Loving Father"
Mrs. +. L. Washburn.
with Violin, Miss Nalk.)
sermon by pastor. Subject, The
Good Fight"
Closing Hymn-Miss Lillian Ell
wood.
Mrs. r, II. Lester, organist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

before h been rh oul h d for little nnny.W
utn In % 10 you class m tim u beer
al To- postage print Is amcn and they vnlo Just as
long books np g formation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

The Millionaire BABY
IcpEENrs y Nor
t.a,,a I,a rl,,,, 80
HAGGARD Il RIDER
Ayesha
HARLAND, HENRY
The Cardinals Snuff Rox
My Friend PrOspero
Lady Paramount
,TtARTr ppTr
me I.nrk nf Roaring Cann
rho T,bree Partners
:, ,,,r,t mo-, go
iiS s1;lr.i. o4<, GhO' -
M, MiS steSs 'Nuil ,,,.,,,,,
ar lthICh' iNohEhI
me- meI1Soir. 81 an american C't'2eh
me ne 49, -. Noitu
r,I,t ~ I I,,,,,r -.
II ~ ~, w i'I -. = ~, Ma = ME-
ny ~ rool H,tdht
ne forest Lovers
~ ~ n ~, eu-dho Nay
IN ',,l.ll w. w,
| M1IiS ~ boeS
Garden oT 4iiah
pronhet NJ pprltpley Sa,tare
lIJIGGINSoN ~ "
Talae "a Inc Enchanted Islands n
pa ANantt.
ErTIr1Ic NEWFTI. DyIc1Ju,
Onest of lnhn rhnnmon
u6I'NES NARY +
Trcv Harding
uopE ANtrIIoNy
pbroso
I p,,nnrt of tIentgou
/ Tha prteonnr ~ Znnaa
,rrIstrnn, nf pIent
lHORNUNG, e. w.
/ Raffles
THOUGH, EMERSON
| Hearts Desire
| The Law OF the Land
| The Mississippi Bubble
| HOWELLS, w. ID.
The Rise of Silas Lapham
| HOYT, ELEANOR
The Misdemeanors of Nancy
! HYNF, G. j. G,
Captain Kettle, X. c. B,
| McTodd
Thompson's Progress
| ISHAM, FREDERICK s.
Black Friday
A Master of Craft
tJEWETT SARAH ORNE
| Tory |, over
JOHNSTON MARY
M Have and to Hold
Audrey
Prisoners of Hone
KENNEDY SIDNEY n
| THE I,odestar
| KING GEN cHAS.
A BROKEN Sword
Daughter OF the sioux
A Knight If Cohlmbio
| An Anache Princess
! Comrades i'm Arms
! the Medal of Honor
Between the Lines
| KINCSI, ny. r. NJ
prisoners Of the Sea
The singular Miss smith
Stenhen. A Herald of the Cross
Paul. A Soldier of the Cross
The Cross Trlumohant
KLEIN a. HORNBI,OW
Lion and the Mouse
I ,EVVTS ALFRED H.
The Ross
Tho President
The Sunset Trail
Wolfvule
Wolfyille DAYS
WolfvllIe Nights
O.
THE ThraI of Left the Lucky
The Ward of King Canute
LONDON. JACK
A Son of the Wolf
People of the Abyss
The can of the wild
The Sea Wolf
A Daughter of the SHOWS
4 E; & Il ! Sg s 3 s''"''' "'''"'"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

nSright fiction that has recently beer
The same and they win last Just a
Z MoWBRAY, j p,
A Journey 70 Nature
/ MUM, CHARLES c.
Girl From Tins place
Roekhaven
The Hermit
Uncle Terry
INAYLOR. JAS, BALL
The kentueklan
NICHOLSON, NJ.
The House OF Thousand Candle
The Main Chance
Zelda Cameron
NORRIS, FRANK
The Octopus
The Pit
The Deal IN Wheat
BLK
McTeaEue
A Mans Woman
( OILlVANg, ALFRED
Bob, Son of Battle
| OXENHAM, JOHN
/ Flowers of the Dust
/ The Long Road
PARKER, FRANCES
Hone Hathaway
/ Marjtc of the Lower Ranch
PARKER, GILBERT
The Right of Way
/ Seats OF the Mighty
! \ Lane That Had No Turning
( PHELPS, ELIZABETH $.
/ \ Singular Life
/ Trixy
/ PHILLIPS, DAVID @,
/ The Plum Tree
/ The Cost
The Demge
! PHlLLpOTS, EDEN
| The American Prisoner
The Secret Woman
The Good Red Earth
! PIDGIN, CHARLES T..
/ Quincy Adams sawyer
The Carsican Lovers
Blennerhassctt
PORTER, GENE STBATTON
| Freckles
REMINGTON, FREDERICK
John Ermine OF the Yellowstone
| RICKERT, EDITH
The Reaper
/ RIVES, HALLE +.
Hearts Courageous
The Castaway
| ROBERTS, c. G, u.
The Kindred OF the wild
The Heart Of the Ancient Wood
Red Fox
The Watchers of the Trails
! RtNKLE, BERTHA
The Helmet OF Navarro
SAUNDERS MARSHALL
Beautiful Joes Paradise
SHELDON, GEORGIE
Katherine's Sheavea
SINCLAIR, UPTON
The Jungle
SMITH, f, HOPKINSON
Caleb West
Col Carter OF Carterylllc
The other Fellow
Tom Grogan
STEVENSON, b. II.
A Soldier Of Virginia
| TREETER, j. w
! Doctor Tom
The Fat of the Land
|TILTON, DWIGHT
Miss Petticoats
| My Lady Laughter
The Golden Greyhound
ITHURSTON, KOTH. G.
The Gambler
The Masquerader
The Circle
HARRINGTON BOOTH
Monsieur BCuucaire
Gentleman From Indiana
The Two Vuurevels
The Conquest Of Canaan
THANET, OCTAVE
The Man Of the Hour
THOMPSON, MAURICE
Alice of old Vincennes
WING, EUGENE
The Red keggers
The Man From Red Keg
TOLSTOY, COUNT l.,
Resurrection
TRACY. LOUIS
The King Of Diamonds
The Pillar of Light
The Wings Of the Morning
The Great Mogul
VANCE, LOUIS j.
Romance of Terence O'Rourke
VIELE, HERMAN X.
Myra Of the Pines
Won HUTTEN, BARONESS
our Lady Of the Bccehcs
Violet
WARD, MRS, HUMPHREY
MarCela
History of David Grievc
Lady Roses Daughter
Marriage Of william Ashe
WASHINGTON, BOOKER T.
I'D From slavery
WATANNA, ONOTO
Daughters Of Milo
WEBSTER, JEAN
When Patty Went to College
WESCOTT, u. n
David flnrum
WHITE, STEWART r..
The Blazed Trail
The Claim Jumpers
The Silent Places
The Westerners
The Magic Forest
WIGGIN, KATE DOUGLAS
Affair 81 the Inn
Rose o. the River
WILLIAMSON, c. n. & A. NJ.
The Lightning Conductor
My Friend the Chauffeur
WILSON, HARRY l..
Boss of Little Already
The S9cnders
WILSON, AUGUSTA EVANS
At the Mercy OF Tibcraa
Nashtt
lnfelice
The Specklcd BIRD
WISE, JOHN 5.
Diomed
WISTER, OWEN
The Virginiau
Lin Mclean
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

IKVN' % . ItUIITTI0' u u, TWSIV'
Sunday school meets al 9:45 a. m.
Strangers are welcome. Morning Wor-
ship at II o'clock The pastor will
preach. Theme, The simplicity of
the Gospel q snare" Union Young
Peoples services at ESQ sharp, All
young people are cordially invited.
The quartet will sing "One Sweetly
Solemn Thought" by Ambrose. Mrs,
Frank will sing 90 Sing Divine" by
Temple. Strangers are cordially in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05
Where to
Worship
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
(Silver avenue and Fourth street,
Rev. Fletcher Cook, Rector.

Passion Sunday Holy communion
at l a m The rector win speak on
the subject; THE Way of Sorrow,
or the Way to calvary" AT 1870
there will be a forty-five minute SER
vice. The subject OF the evening ad-
dress will be THE Saviour's Last Ser
mon" The congregation is requested,
as far as possible, to be present at the
morning services Everybody is well
come
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05
Too Expensive.

The proprietor Of large Clothinl
house in New York tells Of letter
received at his establishment from /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

FREE, FREE, FREE.
At Traction park Casino. Sunday
evening at $50 O'Clock concert by
Kansas city Ladies' Concert Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

Miss Edith walker. 202 North
High street, entertained the Theta
Kappa Delta sorority on Saturday
evening. The event of the evening
was the initiation of Miss 10 Camp
field. Present were Misses Keleher.
Janet Bryson, Lisa Diecl' mann, Eiiefssp''
SV GIays f MeIaugSI '1Ts@ H Hes
seldom Dolores Huning and Susie
PhilliDS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

The Society of Engineers or the
university gave its first annual oan-
quet Saturday evening, April A. in the
dining han on the university campus.
The following was the toast Hist:
POSTMASTER G. +. Rogers, no
Seniors In Engineering, Ed Ross.
'09
Should Engineers Dance?f w r.
Allen, 10.
THE Engineers club as Big
stick" c. T.. Head, 10.
Co Education" l.. Il. Styrges, 10.
Suggestions for 19OS-O9," Prof An
CELL
why Is an Engineer?'' D. r.
Lane, IL
Knockers | Have Known hind Kicks
/ Have Received" j G. Wagner,
Jr., II.
The Value of a Degree, Prof.
Clark.
students at e. ~ M.i w 3.
Wroth 10
The Engineering school," Prof OF
welt
THE True Engineer president
Tight
The Engineers club, while one Of
the newest, is one Of the strongest
student organizations al the / uniyer-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

New York asking for consent TO cut
out the Alaskan trip and to take the
ear from this city to Nagasaki on
board the next Pacific Nah steamer
to leavo for the orient.
French car No ! left Bakersfield
! this afternoon and Is reported stalled
at Tularc.
All It costs " car fare to hear tho
| Kansas city Ladies' Concert company
at Fraction mark Casino. Sunday even
Ing At $50 o'clock.
Remembered Him.
! Fellairc Cformerly Rusty Rufus) -
| Wen what do you want?
| Tuffold Knutt--You wuz kind
'nough Wlnst, mister, to give me
dollar an n kick. llf the two go to-
gother, sir, I'm ready for EN- again
Chicago Tribune,
What Did He Give?
The druggist had just filled a pre-
acrlption.
ma like copy of that prescrip-
ton said the customer.
Guess you'll have to get II from
the doctor" replied the pill compiler.
y could never read his writing. -
Game 10 the Last.
First Yachtsman Gin the squnll--Ry
love! If this Keeps mp we may as
well bottle up message to our
friends.
Second Ynchtsman-If It comes to
that, Jones, be sure not 10 use u beer
bottle, Let 'em know we had cham.
payne, Sphere.
FOR RENT-Threc nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping Mod
trn close In, and cheap. Call at 5l7
West silver avenue. tt
FOR RENT-Throe to broom houses.
also 10 rooms near shops. W. II.
McMilliOn, real estate broker, 211
West cold avenue.
"A SNAP, sS5--A good horse and bug
gy also harness, 200 South Broad
way,
FOR SALE One pair of buff turkey
Phone t061 az
MONEY TO LOAN on Albuquerque
real estate at per cent, $500 u
$1,000, Lloyd Elunsaker 2O5 West
Gold avenue.
FOR RENT-Three room furnished
apartment close In $40. Lloyd Hun
saker 2OJ West Gold avenue.
FOR RENr-SiX room modern home.
absolutely first class, furnished or
unfinished. Lloyd Hunsaker, POS
West cold avenue
FOR RENT--Modern 3-room furnish
ed apartment new, gas and coal
ranges, $50 Lloyd Hunsaker, 2O5
West cold avenue.
FOR SALE-lfRderwoo Typewriter.
No. 5-l41473, good as new, very raa-
sonable. CAL 9lS South Second street.
FREE, FREE, FREE.
Al Traction park Casino. Sunday
evening at $50 O'Clock. concert by
Kansas city Ladies' Concert Co.
All 1t costs is ear fare to hear the
Kansas City Ladies' Concert company
ot Traction mark Casino. Sunday even~
ing at $50 O'Clock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-05

The regular meeting of the Tues
day Literary club will be held mex
Tuesday at the home of the president
Mrs. A. b, Stroup, All North Eley-
enth street. This will be the annua
open meeting to which each member
viii bring a guest, Mrs, Bradley viii
lead the class study based on the sec.
ond act Of Shakespeare's "A Winters
Tale" and Mrs. $. r. Newcomer vii
read the paper of the afternoon OF
ttINo ~, ono I0ngltob Aotnrc
The evening world., 1908-03-23
CAR RUNS DOW,,
COAL WACvN AID
KILLS MAN ON i

A First avenue trolley car crashe5
into a coal wagon driven by Gottliel
Amann, of Seventy-hrst street ar.
First avenue, with Jack Monahan. N
helper, beside him at one Hundred , .
sixteenth street this afternoon. Mon.
han was so badly injured that ho dI.
on the way t. tie Harlem lIoSr,t,I
Amman and Munahan were Eu,l.j q,
the asphalt Monahan landing pp BID
head and receiving fracture of tr
skull Amman fell on his feet and ".
1nlv s!igHtlv hurt. \ crowd If w1rl-
.ngmen. when they saw now .a..r
Monahan was iuJul d. tried to mon IN.
notorman but pu.ca Captain Have.
If the East one Hundred and k'oiirt
treet station, saved him Nli.r I.
rardman tclephoned for the +. serves.
Father Hall, OF the Church .r
lOly Rosary, administered the las.
tes to Munahan in a nearby Gru.
,ore. lie was alive when Surself
ealy carried him into an ambulance
hat ~lled IA few minutes later.
The motorman and conductor of In,
car were arrested, ohm the car an,
truck were wrecked. but none OF rae
tsw paSsengsrs In eha car was intW q.
The evening world., 1908-03-23

balanced by the excessive use OF CO.
caine. They all lived in Chinatown and
never moved out of the dives in which
they were sheltered by Cinnamon. In
spector Masterson, of the Health De-
partment was assigned to locate the
cocaine distribution point. He watched
Santaga's store closely. Early to-day
he marked a $40 bill in the District AT
;orneys office and entrusted it to CO.
cane fend. who was used as a stool
pigeon. The man went to Santiago s
place, purchased a quantity of cocaine,
rendered the $40 bill in payment and re-
ceiVed change. He had no prescription.
Inspector Masterson arrested Santiago
and found the marked bill In his pos
session.
The evening world., 1908-03-23
FLORA WINSTON CASE
BEFORE GRAND JURY.
Said She Was Forced to Testify
Against Richmond Hitcho,k>By
AGENT Of Chillren'S SNcialN.

The Grand Jury took up this after
noon an investigator If the caurg. ~
rcriurv against Flora Winston i've
girl whose testimony resulted in the
acGuit'al of RAYMOND Htcrro.k. tho
comedian. Of a charge of assault 1r,n
Helen Won Hagen The invest cation
Is important. iuasmuch as II involves
not only a plain case OF neriurv agl INST
the girl but her declaration that she
WAS forced tn commit perjury hv
threats advanced nv an agent of the
Chidreu's Society.
Flora Winston is out on hail Size
was not Summoned before the GrInd
Jury TODAY. The Witnesses heard We're
her steufather John h. Graf, her moth
er. Helen Won Hagen, Agent Pizzaro
Of the Children's Society, and the stem
ographer ~ frn Criminal Branch OF the
Suprems Court v
The evening world., 1908-03-23
RAIN AND HEAVY
TRACK FOR NEW
ORLEANS RACES
Talk of Crusade Against Track
Betting Has Caused Some
UneasineSS.
MAY CHECK BETTING.
Agitation Begun in Churches
May Have Wide-Reach-
ing Result.
MAY CHECK BETTING

tSpSaal Evening W orlC.D
NEW ORLEANS. La. March O.
That the long-promised crusade against
racing in this State is something more
than Idle talk has been pretty well
proven here yesterday and this morn
inS. when the newspapers printed no.
tees from the publicity department of
the anu-race track organization, in
which are set forth some OF the plans
by which that body hopes to abolish
the racing game in this State
II Is stated that a direct appeal will
be made to the next Legislature asking
that betting on the race ira -
abolished with a notice taat no COM
promise through the medium OF rae
fnS commission to regulate the sport
in this section will be accepted. Taking
into consideration the activity OF the
opponents of racing in other States this
attack gave the followers of the snort
mere Cons!derao!e cause Tor uneasiurss
The day was one that invited pes
smisnc Views. The rain thar began
with showers yesterday came in tor
rents this morning, giving the track a
sloppy mud surface. The programme
had Deem framed for a good track ami
when the conditions were changed tho
card was oadly marred by scratches
The summarizes:
FIRST iACE-Purse 500 two-,,o.,,.
1'us' iour furlongs. .-Arionette. III 80
eel' 10 o. to 10 and l to 3. won hv
'eao' intervene, H. (MinderJ, 8 To .
Time-O.5O 10. Dr. Armstrong, - sbG," %, o.
Anne McGiee also ran.
SECOND RACE-gurs 500: steepl.-
cnmse, is, three-year-o.d ana up, snort
10 2. to . and TO 3, Won i'tu ht,' htu' .
iens ms McAllister, l45 He!der IL f. .
to ] and to ., second. DurknI1,
tbird "sI{0n, to !, to l ana even
Lady also ran. h''tvK
THIllD kACE-Purse Siap. for ,noi,,.
five and one-naIt -
40 .oAsS = 'sei'!nS, Canada, IL ID. Lerl o.
90 %. sng y. 10 no -, o, out, Won bv, VI lengths
second; Royal Chance. liz iNIc5b, :, 'tnii'
70 l. even. third. Time-l.ll Indl.,
Ga,aiy sia9aH; pi RpaiiaHsa iI,hil .ainn Tracey.
'a.de toyer Gowanga also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, s6U: three
year-o!us and upward. seven .urlour -
=. I. Snlpp, "a CFlynnD 10 TO 10 and 4 IN
V' u :, won % length ana half; Cooury K,,
MISS Delancy, " tE. DugauD. . 10 !. H.
and out, third. Time, l& 40
FIFTH RACE-plrsy 500; turer- y.o,.-
od. and up; one mile .ad a sixteenth,
=. 5e,!ne' tScha,iep. ID to /. / tol
and 10 =, won by two lengths. Scy.
erus, 50 N. Duyan) Il to ). to ) ana
out. second; Terah, 9> ,Swain 9 tn . |
to and to third. Tine - - !
Rehne. okenite, Bucket Brigade also
The evening world., 1908-03-23

country. ! think he Is a very good
man to stay on the other side.''
According to published reports the
Prince and Mime. Gould were guests a,
dinner yesterday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyler Morse. in the Wyoming
Apartments. FEty-fifth street and Sew
enth avenue. II was said that Nine
Gould drove to the Wyoming from Miss
Helen Goulds home, where she Ia ston.
ping with her children. and that the
Prince arrived there, simultaneously
furthermore, that after they had dned
they went automobilinS with Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse.
Denied by Mr.. Morse.
Concerning this report Mr.. Morse said
to-day:
This is all utter rot about the Prince
de SaSan being at dinner here vest erday
and later driving with us in the park
and then remaining at the house with
us. II Is true that the fourth member
OF our party did remain here, for the
Senue'nan who has been mistaken for
ne Prince Is my brother Isador. who
~rrived here from London Q, short time
ago, While in New York he Is making
ais home with us.
AS for the Prince, We hav not seen
AIM and know nothing of MS where
doouts AS for the mysterious Mr..
Ihomsom.' or Thompson" or what
'ver 1t may be, who is at the Prince
ieorge we can't understand VINO thar
nan can be. Whoever he Is 1 am sorry
Tor him and the pother that is being
made about him.
With Laugh Mr.. Morse closed the
interview.
When George ]. Gould was seen at
MS office to-day he snapped his laws
Srimly when asked about the reported
visit of the Prince and his continued a.
Continued on Second Page,
The evening world., 1908-03-23

As the terrific assailant OF Count
Bon!. who insultingly spat upon him on
n Paris boulevard crossed the Canadian
border the United States immigration
officials held ihir; - and made him
rtand and deliver his name and adj
Arsss. He produced a passport and
bester OF credit bearing the illustrious
name prince Helie de Sagan."
Calls Himself "Thomsom."
Tnen the Prince was permitted to
>norns through with his unlettered
Arunks and his neatly designed incog-
0feo OF "w. H. Thomson" He arrived
yesterday morning at the Prince George
&Iotsl. No. II West Twenty-tighth
street, akstnhed his inoognito on the
Aotn register and had his baftiinsly
aplain trunks carried to his apartments
A. ths ,mprtnoely hour OF I o'clock
.}l,ls mourning the daahlng young noble
:0aan dashed away from the Prince
&heorre, laavtnS q dark wake OF mys-
rry bsslnd him. He had denied ms
n0ufaty, and tho Gouids bad denleD
II prsssnoa But the fact Sor abroac
iaod frantic telephone calls woke tn
.2zsncs from his slumber. and cause
Inn TO bolt a dainty brealdast at 81
5ousook, gather up a porturanteau am
NJ ON the wings OF a hanson CAB
ssosvinS word that he was fitting t.
Washangtom for brief stay. H.
bwhsreabouts arc at present unknown
- she public.
/ Miss Gouids Denial.
i WHEN an Evening World reporter
Asnnsd at the home OF Miss Helen
oo,Ld. No. 57s Fifth avenue. to-day
nnD Gouad sent out her maid with in
krs,ctions to make the following denial:
! I'm regard to the reports about
A Nno Gould and the Prince de Sagan
II 11n Helen Gould wishes me to ney
T. Tho Prince Is not even in this