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PILES CURED IN 6 TO u DAYS

PAz0 OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any case Of itching, blind, bleeding or
protruding piles in 8 to IL days or
money refunded. SOC.
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NEW BILLS IN HOUSE.

BY Mr.. Bacon of Hartford to provide
for the daily printing and distribution
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-11
Sunshine
Biscuits
From, the Bakery with Thousand Windows

We've spent 70 years learning how to make biscuits like
ese Yet thew were impossible until built this model bakery
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
Tehazzini,s Spell as Lucia
Dra1Us Another Brilliant Audience

the Manhattan Operations next Mon
day evening as Mimi in La Bohene.
II is year and a half since the prima
donna was heard here last. In the cast
will be Zenatel!o flor the first time as
Rodolto> Sammarco. Gilbert, DE SeGu-
rOla. Gianoh- Gallett, and. last but not
least. Trentini. Tie opera will be re-
reated at the Saturday matinee with
the same cast, except that Taccani will
be Rodolfo.
The delightful Tales of Hoffman,"
will be revived on Wednesday. Doria,
instead Of De Cisneros, will he Nick
lausse, and Espenasse, Giulelietta; but
Dulmores. Renaud, Gilbert. Gianoli-
Galletti and Trentini will take their ia
familiar parts. 'TosCa" on Friday. with
Labia. Constantine, Sammarco and
Gianoli- Gelletti almost new cast
and The Juggler of Notre Dame,
with Mary Garden. on Saturday night.
complete next week s bills.
lahia will be the star at tomorrow
nights Campanini popular concert. as
sisted by most Of the principal artists
Al the company viii take part in The
! Ballet of the Hours and the finale OF
! the third act of "Gioconda."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
Better Than Cathartics

Besides being slsv poisopers and kidney
wreoksrs a danger attached to physic
swallowing much mora real and frequent
than you now believe-tbe ld-time drugs
prescribed for constipation. such as C. c.
pills, salts. podophylIih. cslomel, etc,
are soulless cheats. One takes them pre-
sumsbly to get thorough cleaning out,
yet, possibly. not one In one hundred times
do these drugs produce such result.
Next time you need a physc, instead of
your regular laxative get some DilaSn
from your druggist II is as inexpensive
as salts in the long run and its action is
as gentle as syrup, but 1t will give you
such an evacuation from the stomach on
down as. probably, you never had, II you
do not realize what a social personal and
financial advantage II is 10 be completely
clean inside, lose no time in making the
acquaintance OF Dilsxin. You cannot i'm
lKipe how delightfully."- II freshens up one s
personality. A thorough cleaning out is the
finest OF all brain and body exhilarators.
The best form In which Dilaxin can be OBJ
tanned is she tablet made by The Marmola
Co, Detroit, Mich, and treatment
enough TO give all the service desired In
any average csse-costs only twenty-five
cents.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
SAYS P|CKAN|NNY
STOLE $40 FROM HER
Mayme Remington, Vaudeville
Performer, Has One of
Her Aids Arrested.

Mayme Remington, vaudeville per
former who uses group OF timber,
comical pickaninnies In her act. APP
peared In West Side Police Court to-day
as complainant against one Of them
Bessie Wilson. who is about forty
inches tall and wears her hair in scores
OF little kInky braids that protrude from
her round head ike eccentric spikes
Miss Remington told the Magistrate
that Bessie, in addition 10 appearing
an the act on the stage, acted as her
maid and lived in her apartments in
the Hotel Gerard. On Nov. q, MISS
Remington said. she put ~ In change
on q table and left the room. when
sne got hack there was only $40 in tho
pile of money and Bessie Wilson was
missing
And Bessie remained missing and I'M
heard from until yesterday, when she
called Miss Remington up on the tele-
phone and said she could not go on fle
road wild. the troupe because she was
sick Through the telephone call Miss
Remington traced her pckaninny and
had her arrested,
Bessie protested in court that she had
NOT stolen the 80 and knew nothing
about H. The Magistrate held her in
500 bail for examination.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
LIE WILL" THE NOVELTY
AT THE METROPOLITAN.

Puccinis earliest opera, LIE Villi."
the story Of which Was told by Albert
Payson Terhune in The Evening World
of Tuesday. Is 10 be sung At the Metro
poltan CpcIa-IIouse for tie first time
next Thursday evening The three
principal characters VIII he taken by
Frances Ada, Boncl and Amato, The
same night Mascaguis "Cayalleria"
will be sung hy Emmy Destinn. Maria
Cay, CaruGo, Amato and Marie Matt
field. Toscannl viii conduct both
operas. ana for this occasion the price OF
seats has been raised 10 s.
.Tlltau uul Isolde With Gustav
NinIIer conducting tor the first time this
season, wlll be revived on Friday night
with olive frems ad, Louise Homer,
Srtw,... Icnhrls and biass in the
cast 'Ia Iray.ata' win be sung on
Monday vlta Scmnuch ana Caruso;
IlrIau4" uu Wednesday, with Emmy
Drstinu s umodes, Gyniz and Hinck-
ley. Lucia" Upr the first time this
season. an the Saturday matinee, with
-rmbTicu. BUAci aud D4mpauarl, and
Carmen" ON saturday night al popu-
lar prices, with Maria Gay, Gcra ldine
Farrar and Richard Martin, Tuscanni
P"..aa'ion. thc Russian vlolinist.
viii p.as al 'g- Suudar popular concert
o. morrow ugut. ami laHDluwsla. no
u.s Eapyu.a, Note and Blass WiI sing,
Hertz conducting.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
Recalled Many Times After
Her Marvellous Singing in
the Mad Scene-Taccani
Makes a Good Edgardo,
BY SYLVESTER RAWLNG.

-,l-1'P AyIT\I as Lucia in Donizet-
,t,, N,su-
Us iainhlAi opera at '''e
haitian opora-lIoGsc last night
amazed a large audience by her brilliant
i,,., ,,i,e, op
Singing. HAe seems ~ ""''
ue" powers This season. In me SeNtet'e
She was compelling. and in the mad
H. -, ,.....,il.., ~. .,,,fhitions
,'.' ,,,,.,..
of vocal chhsthHu.r- that were dhzIHhS'
Never was her voice more upulent and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
ELKINS CONTROLS BANK.
Senator. with New Yorkers, Take
Over Warrington Institution.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator FL
k!ns, Of West Virginia, and syndicate
Of local New York interests have OBJ
tanned possession OF the stock OF the
American National Bank, held by Robert
y. Harper, the banks former president.
and now the head Of the Washington
Chamber Of Commerce. The market
quotations of the stock hover around
sl75 share. but larger figure Than
this was paid
The transfer Of the stock gives the
syndicate headed by Senator Elkins alb
solute control OF the institution. which
had Sc 100000 in deposits The bank IL
the ffth strongest in the city. NJ
change AT present IS contemplated IN ths
personnel Of the officers. r. N. Lynn
The president. will remain in his present
position.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
CoRTELYoU NOT TO GET JOB.
Denial Of Report Concerning Union
Trnst Company.

The report that Secretary OF the
Treasury, George b Cortelyou. has
been asked 10 take the presidency. OF
the Unioon Trust Company. was en-
phatically denied to-day by James r
Woodward. president OF the Hanover
National Bank. Mr.. Woodward is chair
man OF the Committee Of Trustees OF
the Union Trust Company which was
appointed to select a successor TO the
late Edward King, president OF the cor
poration.
There Is not word of truth" said
Mr. Woodward, In the statement that
Mr.. Cortelyou has been invited to be-
come president Of the Union Trust Com
pany. The committee Is not yet ready
10 report upon the matter"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
STOCKS RALLY, WITH
THE TRADING ACTIVE
Reading and Inter- Met, Erie
and New York Central in
Favor With Buyers.

Stocks rallied after low start to-day.
but the gains were only slight, Reading
and 1nterMet making the best showing.
The metal shares were weak and down
from l to 2 points, Smelling losing >.
Trading was active.
Prices wavcred somewhat uncertainty
in the second hour. but showed resist
anCe to selling pressure. The rise In
Pressed steel Car reached I, New York
central 2 l-2 Chicago, ST Paul. Mime
apolis and Omaha .. Northwestern and
American Car l.S-i. Erie and American
Locomotive l-2 and Central Railroad
of New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Allis-
Chalmers preferred |. Long Island sold
At a decline of 4. The market closed
strong and active.
The total sales of stocks were So %,
shares and OF bonds s., 655. 900.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
REVOLT AGAINST
ROWDY|SM ST|RS
UP THE POLICE
Capt, DAILY Not Surprised at 1t,
but Declares Force Not
Negligent.
CITIZENS ARE AROUSED.
Plan to March in a Body to
the West Forty-seventh
Street Station.
CITIZENS ARE AROUSED.

Capt. DAILY. OF the West Forty-seventh
street precinct, which stretches west
ward from the heart Of the new tender
loin down 10 the North River docks.
said to-day that he was not surprised at
the uprising OF property owners along
Tenth and Eleventh avenues. which
brought about a meeting OF protest at
No. IA Ninth avenue last night. But.
Capt. DAILY says, the declaration OF the
property owners that the lawless con-
ditions Of which they complain are due
to police negligence is untrue.
At last nights meeting II was deter
mined to hold a mass meeting at No. &c
Ninth avenue next Tuesday night. form
parade and march In body to the
station-house TO protest 10 Capt. DAILY
Plans are also under way for a striking
protest to The" McManus, Tammany
leader OF the district who is accused OF
halling out offenders for his own politi'
cal purposes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
SEMBRICH AND BONCl
AGAIN IN IA EOHEME."

La Boheme" was heard again AT the
Metropolitan Opera-IIuuse last night by
large and fashionable audience. The
threatened withdrawal Of Sembrich from
the operate stage. which has been an
nounced for next February, seems TO
have stirred her legion OF admirers 10
take advantage ot the few remaining
Opportunities t. lear her. As Mimi she
was again AN appealing figure, and her
singing was delightful. Ponci vas a
prrf.ct confinement to her as Rudolfo,
and Mile IHuNlier, as Musetta and
Amato and pdur ana the other men IN
tie east. ~ well a. Spetrino, who con
Quoted. lclpcd to make the performance
altogether admirable,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
GABRlLOWlTSCH TO PLAY
AT kLEiN'S SUNDAY pop"

Gabrilowitsch, the distinguished plan
ist, will be the star of Herman Kleu's
eleventh Sunday popular concert at the
new German Theatre tomorrow after
noon. He will play compositions by
SChumann Chopin. Rubinstein, Mosz-
kowskv ana List. The kaufman Quar-
tet viii play two movements from
Haydn's { major quartet, Op. a. and
Schumann's A minor quartet 40. !. Eva
Mylott and Albert Janpolsk will be the
singers II is Mr.. Klein's intention to
present in succession at these concerts
panists Of high rank such as Fannie
Bloomfe ld-Zeisler. Lhevinne, Ernest
schelling, Heinrich Gerhard and Ger
maine SChmtzer.
M'scha Elman, the young Russian
violinist who made such brilliant
DEBUT on Thursday night with the Rus
sian Symphony Orchestra, is to give
recital In Carnegie Hall next Thursday
afternoon. Lslo. Bach, Handel. sind
ing and Sarasats numbers arc on his
programme,
Chaminade. the French composer and
pianist, will make her farewell appear
snce in America at Carnegie Hall on
Tuesday afternoon. Her programme
all her own compost ons-Will be more
varied than at her first recital. She will
play trios and two-piano selections. as
sisted by Eduard Dethier. Darbyshire
Jones and Charles Gilbert spross
Jeane Jomell! and Franklin Lawson
Will sing.
DR. Ludwig Wullnsr, accompanied by
Coenraad V. Bos, viii give a third song
recital in Mendelssohn Hall next Fri
day evening. The whole cyclus of
SChumann's "Dichterliebe' will be .he
principal number
The Peoples symphony will give it's
Hall next Friday night. In Schumann's
Will he the soloist. Weber's "Oberon"
overture, Wagner's "Kaisermarch" and
Dvorak's New World" symphony will
complete the programme.
The first OF Sam Franko's interesting
concerts or old music, assisted by the
Bach Choral Society, will take place In
Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday evening.
Dec. %.
Samuel A. Baldwin Will give organ
recitals at the city College on tO-moT-
row and Wednesday afternoons. No
tickets are required.
The Messiah" by the New York Fes-
tival Chorus and Orchestra, under Tall
Essen Morgan, Will he sung at Carnegie
Hall a week from tomorrow afternoon,
free 20 men
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
Women Demand Rights,

Daniel Meenan. of No. 81 West Eigh-
ty-eighth street. was chairman OF last
nights meeting,
Mrs. John EARLY, of No. BIZ West
Fifty-hrst street. large property owner
Of the district. made a speech in which
she said the bands OF young roughs who
were constantly roaming through ard
depredating that part of the west side
mad become a general menace to citizens
and property Of every class. Taxes,
she said. were going up and police pro-
lection was going down. She told the
mass meeting she had been robbed twice
and knew OF many other victims.
Miss l.. ]. Byrne. WHO said she repre-
scented the property interests of her
brother. a physician at No, $50 West
Fifty-hrst street, spoke OF tbs wide
extent OF rowdyism by young men and
boys, which was apparently unchecked.
Forced to Sell Out.
Jacob II. Becker. a piano manufac-
turer at Tenth avenue and Fifty econd
street, declared that Tenth and Eleventh
avenues had been so deprecated by un-
checked lawlessness that he was going
to sell Al the living quarters he owned
In the district
II was stated at the meeting that tho
plate glass insurance companies have
practically blacklisted the "rowdy' zone
on account OF the extensive window
breaking by the gangs OF the neighbor-
hood.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
SMALLPOX ON BATTLESHIP
OF ROUND WORLD FLEET.
Georgia Races Ahead of Other
Vessels TO Ceylon With
Stricken Man Aboard.

COLOMBO, Ceylon, Dec. 12-The bat
tie-ship Georgia, preceding the battle
ship fleet under Rear-Admiral Sperl-y.
due here tomorrow morning. came into
port to-day with a smallpox case on
10 hospital.
The Georgia separated from the fleet
at 10 O'Clock tho night OF Dec and
came ahead at a speed OF fourteen
knots. The fleet Itself is coming at a
speed Of ten knots an hour
IilNGTON, Dec. l2.-No appre'
nension is felt al the Navy pspa T'tme M
over the appearance ~ smallpox on TIE
hattleShip Georgia, OF Admiral Sperry' :
haiti eship fleet. II was said that onlS
one case thus far has been reported.
and every precAution has been talaez
90 prevent he spread 81 The disease
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
YOUNG TURKS WIN ELECTION.

CONsTANTINOPLE. Dec. 1.-THE
Young Turks have been successful in
he local elections OF Deputies to the
ncW Chamber The ten representatives
are made up oft uys Turks. two Arnen-
ians. two Greeks and one Jew Park
Bey, the Minister OF Justice. headed the
list. He received j03 electoral votes out
~ possible 5ij
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12

B'nns. Alcide Capltaine. Barrows Ian,
caster and company and Barry ana
Halvers
Among others at Keith & Prpctor's
Fifth Avenue Theatre will he Thomas
W Ross IN Awake at the SWITCH the
Fadctte Woman's Orchestra. william
Gould and Naleska Suratt, W. {. Kelly
and Annette Kelermann. champion
Al tho one. Hundred and Twenty-ftth
Street Theatre Will be Mike Donlin and
Mabel Hlte in Stealing Home" CressH
end Dn,oe in The Wyoming Whoop."
sidney Dean and COMPANY in 'Chris:-
mas on the Island" Clarice Mayme
At the Lincoln Square Theatre will he
r, G Kaowlcs. Mollih Wa sh. Walter
lie Roy in "Hosan's Millions" a sketch
ny George ". CohIn the Finneys,
champion swimmers. the Golden Gate
Quintet, Fat.ma Miris and Felix and
The American Music Hail will offer
Emma Carus. Grace Hazard. Willie
Horpe champion hilliardist Joe Flynn.
RarnoId'S Dogs, Manuel Roman, the
FOLEY Brothers and Palmer Sisters, the
Rarpo Sisters, the Davis-Gledhin CT-
cists. Rlake's Country Circus. and Ray
Severidcc. "the American Venus"
BROOKLYN ADJUSTMENTS.
Romeo and juliet" win be given at
Pavtun'S Theatre
Tho Fav Foster BurlosGr"cs come to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
A Big Precinct.

In this precinct" explained capt
DAILY, who has q fine record as a police
man. we have 10000 people and So
miles OF streets to be patroied. II is one
Of the busiest pre- incts in the city and
a hard one to manage.
In addition to looking after the
dwelling house and tenement and DOCK
part of the precinct We have to handle
the Broadway end Since ! have been
here have driven every gambling
house. every crap game. every disorder
~ place out Of the district. l have
raded and closed no less than forty
seven disorderly houses and 235 disor-
derby fats. There isn't cleaner pre-
,inct in town, all things considered
My understanding Is that the meet
trg last night did not protest against
conditions such as l have mentioned.
hut against the iawlessncss and destruc-
tiveness Of gangs Of young toughs. l
admit that there is ground for COM
plant there. but ! do not admit that
the police are negligent.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
The Closing Prices.

Today's highest, lowest and last prices
Of stocks and of net changes. as compared
with yesterdays final figures. are as 'oi-
lows:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
JAPANese GENERAL DEAD.

TOXIC Dec I2-Gen. okszawa.
Chief Aids-ds-CamD 70 the Emperor.
died yesterday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
Ry ROY NCARDELL.

"Our show goes big in Baltimore
Kid" said the Chorus Girl; we went
down on a shoestring and come oacH
in a private car.
When Dopey Mcknight knew he
was to act right out on the stage he
got so proud that he wouldn't go on
unless We got him an upholstered
piano.
we had a great first night. All our
friends was there. and they sure
worked hard TO push II over.
We didn't let anything undone, KID
70 get a tumultuols reception. The
manager sent over 10 New York Tor
the largest size applause machine
made, and we had phonograph with
an extra loud record that started up
automatically at the drop of the second
curtain to call Author" Author
Speech" Speech"
We had the applause machine In
yentilator by the gallery front. and the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.

At IIammersteln's Will be Mcintyre &
Heath In The Man from Montana"
William Hawtrey in Compromised"
Lucy Weston, Doherty Sisters NJ. and
Mrs Jimmy Barry in AT Hensfoot
Corner" the Musical AVOIDS. Froznl
and the Kemps.
The Colonial will have Clayton White
and Marie Stuart in "CherIe,' Carson
and Willard in The Dutch in Egypt"
Marcers Living Pictures Jessie Preston,
The Glasgow Lassle'; Ruth Allen and
her London Johnnies, tho Exposition
Four, and the Patty Frank troupe Of
accobats.
The .hlhamb.a's bill will include Alice
Lloyd. Henry Lee with his illustrated
lecture "A Day in Ireland with Squire
Croker; the Kelino troupe of acrobats,
the McNaughtons. Bnns, Binns and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12

ZELDA TO REAPPEAR MONDAY
At MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE.
Aelba wiu make her reaDpssTsnOs q,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
THE CHORUS GIRL
TRIES GAY LIFE
ON BALTIMORE
Makes a Big Hit With the
Town and Is Booked for
Broadway.
DOPEY Is "PUFFED up
McCardell Describes His New
Play Based on Evening
World Sketches.

Roy McCardell's new play, The Gay
life" following his Chorut ''r.
sketches in The Evening Woru' u
being produced In Baltimore TINS "eek
to crowded houses. The play 10 saio
70 be big hit. Here's how MI Nc
Cardell describes his productions
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
SAVE $40 A MONTH FOR
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12
BROOKLYN ADJUSTMENTS.

Romeo and juliet" viii be given d.
Paytun'S Theatre.
Tho Fav Foster BurlcsGuors come Is
.'-a ErN0i-e.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12

Samuel A. Baldwin will give organ
recitals at the city College on to-moT-
row and Wednesday afternoons. No
tickets are required.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12

The FIRST Of Sam Frankos interesting
concerts or old music, assisted by the
Bach Choral Society, will take place In
Dec D.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-12

The Messiah" by the New York Fes-
tival Chorus and Orchestra, under Tall
Hall week from tomorrow afternoon,
free 20 men
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-10
BRYAN AND TRUST MAGNATES.

Just at this time in our history
it will be interesting to note how
William Jennings Bryan deals
with trust magnates. James
Creelman tells the story in Pear
sons Magazine for April. 1t
reads as follows:
After describing the success
Of Bryan's lecture tours, Creel-
man relates the Ryan incident:
The richest and most master
full Democrat in the East is
Thomas f. Ryan. Not only be
cause he is one Of the mightiest
captains in Wall street, with Gro
yer Cleveland. Paul Morton, Elihu
Root and others Of their like
among his trusted employees and
advisers, but Tammany hall is at
his beck and call. and it is be
lieyed that he controls the Dem
ocratic organizations in many
states. The Satanism Of Mr..
Ryan is one of the most precious
assets of Organism, and, even
now, a true original Bryan man
will tell you in confidence that
Governor johnson Of Minnesota
is being put forward as a candi-
date against Mr.. Bryan by j. J.
Hill, who is Mr.. Ryan 5 trusted
lieutenant in the Northwest.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-10

\ bill to be entitled an act to
prohibit State Representatives
and Senators, members of Con
greSS and United States Senators
from holding Offices, while acting
aS an attorney, or in the employ
ment of any public service corpo-
ration and prescribing penalties
therefor.
BE it enacted by the Legislat-
ure of the State of Texas:
Section /. 1t shall hereafter
be unlawful for any person to
hold the Office of State RepreSen-
tatiye, State Senator. member of
the United States Congress and
United States Senate. to qualify
and perform the duties of the
office while in the service or EN-.
ployment, as an attorney or 9TH
erWiSe, Of any public service cor