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The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
VISITED FAR EAST
J. Hamilton Lewis Talks of
His Mission.
JAPAN CONSIDERED as A RIVAL

Tells OF the Wonderful Progress
Made by the SfiICadO's Subjects.
China in an Awakening State.
Taft Held in High Favor by Jap
anese-FeArs Corporation Tax.
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and up IN Washington Safe Deposit Co.'S
modern building GIG Pa. ave. Packing.
hauling and shipping at most satisfactory
rates. Drop postal or phone 16l
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
FIreproOf StOrnre Room, e. ,To

Mefnberg,s Bread Has the Call
Where the demand is for the best Your
grocer can supply you. Bakery. 7l6 18th Sc.
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The Place to Sell or store Goods.
WeschleT's. :. $40 Pa. ave. NV. Phone I2S2
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
Spring srOcE.
CaverIy's PLUMBING 1881 c NV.

on cookers. gas ranges. water heaters
06 eth st-C- MuGdimaa & CO.-I20i Z,
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
Lemon Dealer Gets a Lemon.

Take Your Friends to Great Falls
in a TTCO TaXicab Delightful ride
Cheaper than theater party. Pm. y. ZIP.
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store Your Furniture piano. n.

Bath sprays as low as 81. Tennis SboA,
sl.25. Lindsay's Rubber Store, 93S f 81.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
WIN of Henry Fetter FfIed

At Weschler's. 920 Pa ave. NV RAE.
reasonable; centrally located. Telepbon,
NJ. 12S2.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
$4,000 FOR so IDEAS.
It's the Ideas of Men That Keep the
Great Industrial World Astir.

It's the man who has ideas we want to reach.
He may have but one idea-but it may be the one
for which we are waiting.
Ideas suggestions that are different from any
we have received, quaint Devices practical innova
tons, ingenious contrivances all these we want
Some odd feature you have seen, of which
you have heard or read. Send it to us. its
worth dollar to US, we'll pay you for it.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-08
Letters from Prominent Druqoists
addressed to ChaS. H. Fletcher.

Central Echs
IN class distinct patent medicines
Chisty Drug Stores Pisburg. sold your
Castor1a satisfactory
refrain from saying
Jacob Bros, Of Philadelphia Pa I'VE take
unding Fers prsDa
hons Of the kind upon
Hess Mccsnn City always gives
satisfaction We substitute only You
Have Always Bought the original
The Voegh Bros Of Minneapolis say
have at al times large demand for Fches Cs
Polk Miller
the most satisfactory preparations
satisfy completely the public and steadily
creating growing sale by its merit
P A CaPdau Of New Orleans La We handle
remedy demanded public thoroughly
equipped with the best OF drugs and proprietary articles
which have the unceasng
NJ C. Dow. OF Cincinnati Ohio people
bs purchase years. passes
the fad necessity
Il be said firmly
gladly offer thia kind Of couendsion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
TO TRY HOME
RULE ONCE MORE
American Intervention Ends
January % With Inaugural
ton of President Jose Miguel
Gomez.

Havana. Jan. 17.-On January IS,
at noon, the cuban people Will come
into their oNn for the second time at
the hands Of the American govern
ment. 1t was ON May %, 1902. that
the American flag hoisted after the
war with Spain, was hauled down in
favor OF the blue-striped. single-star-
red design Of cuba.
Then. in September, 1906, a COM
panN Of marines landed at the palace
from the United states cruiser Denver
and halted a victorious revolutionary
army on the outskirts Of Havana, and
American Intervention which first
came against a foreign power, was
one more a reality, this time to set
things right among the Cubans them
selves.
The members of the Cuban congress
had become Indifferent, and for
months prior to the revolution it had
been impossible to secure the attend
ance of a quorum. This necessitated
government by presidential decree,
and it was quickly followed by the
cry that President Palma was assum-
ingg the role of dictator. The Amer
lean provisional governor, Charles F..
Magoon. has dOn all that il was pos
sible for him to do To prevent a re
currencc of this state of affairs by de-
erecting that congressman who do not
attend llt StSSlbllS Slldll ilBl ittfiN'
pay. These rules. however. have al
ready been declared dictatorial by the
congressman. and an attempt Will I'M
doubleday be made SOC to repeal or
amend them.
The congressman also are even now
discussing an increase in their salaries
from $500 to $500 a month, although
the Cuban legislation, like that of the
United states. declares that an in
crease in ~salaries shall be effective
only in succeeding congresses to that
amending the law.
The liberal party, which claims 70
be the party of the common people,
went into power AS the result OF an al
most unanimous ballot.
Major General Jose Miguel Gomez.
the new president. has magnanimously
d|ecreed that although the conserva-
tive party vote i'm the recent election
was almost nothing. that party shall
have thirty per cent Of the appointiVe
offices.
The Inauguration of Gomez on Jan
uary IS will take place at the palace
at noon. Several American Warships
viii fire a national salute. but neither
United States sailors nor soldiers re-
naming on the island will participate
in the inaugural parade. as thelr
presence might detract from the pride
of the people in the return of native
sovereignty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEWS FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK


Though the niue u~npleNsahth'sS az
Washington appears 10 nave pas7eU
the acute stage q h"ll do]rh Nol"Nl
tees of both branches OF congress are
busy with inc work that mas lal',l 10
them as "a result ot inc cuisines n'
tween the president ana tNe hl'l""".
legislative hodN YIN d'iln''"'loHs "i
these Committees gre ui'''N SUR 10
make up a considerable part ol 'he
news OF me wrek
senator Tlliman rs Salo ny ms
friends sun TO ne Iuli OF lkul 0houi"
Senator FORAKER receive from ul,
secretary OF the treasury the requested
information ass to now the rlnribtneN
fund OF 1892 mounting y Sa'VVU' uVV.
was expended ht too ls hNelN J." l0a
spinNlhlhg 70 ln' wy" W. "ll"'uNi
speech tlat may I'ln'r""uNe 1l'
BroWnsNllle atlall,
u p~ftsld'ht on MohuaN WY ue1
liver an address az the crlenf0'l"n ol
the African diamond lunll'' ~ lH'
Methodist t~plscopai 'huicn
Another lnN'slis"lloh ~Sch'ouled iNl
washington ~ t1v inquiry n tnN
grand jury OF ln' lW'lNtll'I OF O"lulnnNl
INTO certain alleged u"olo"s p"uu,"
tons charging S'"nool lh '"hll''ll'ii
WIN tht purchase ol th' I"halnd GU
nal ana when recently were n'de inc
subject of "a special message Iloin th'
president Hall a dozen '"il'7p"h-
dents Tor various heNspap'Is nay
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
BLACK AUDIENCE
HEARS TAFT
President Elect Tells Negro.
Young's Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION of Progress in Phil
ippineS.
LBy Morning journal special Leassa wIreI

49,
Augusta. Ca Jan. l4.-lntroduced
to a big audience of mon. composing
,ho naaro vo,,na None christian as-
snciatien of tbfe cirr todov p-residont-
aIad, 1,aft dtse,,ssad no Christian m
~ ~ Vonn@ ua,,1 Christian a~ssorin-
-, ,.a,k
~ vva1Lor Lnown % IN. uplaclt
rraoon =" Mo fntraa ncad Ar TaTt
ia ~ neaIoes ~ Georyia owned n
,iutan i. ~ lana =, ~ stato an1
,'aia 49, -, sSo n ooo worth ~
rraror+,
M NJ > oo A.. r,ft rooordnd MS
NOS, orcnnra ONO II aave Kin, IN H.
ietr,tinn fnr the oft eynrcssnd Mir
80 G9t ~ 80 a',osttn. ,1,st ho settfnd
49, H. ~ ,,.aroos bHrom,tng i-ndtsrens-
aIta &c - ~, no,,nft,, io ,yhtcb thnv
H. u," This ,,annt tn6u strv tnforma-
H. ~ me, noa,,frnd ~ constant
10 nItrt a. nf ffar H. dv.It NJ innsth
!. H. a1rantaad Of Vnuno Nrn,s
~ III Diatt ~ asso"iati6n ,,-,rL re MIN
ont III ond mi iiIustratod his noini
h,' ,i - t y ~ ~ tnrnntstione and do.
- ~ = n,.rtcnns ~ re pbtlin-
~ haiI n.hioh No a-ssonia-
- 80 read .r,.irpn ,boro to afford
~ - 49, ntortotnoon for
ofs,n - ~ uas Ne holior
~ ~ - 49, No,ie Christian oseo-
-. /" hro',aht ohn,,t IN ,Lis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
SCHOONER DASHED
TO PIECES; ALL
HANDS DEAD
Drifting Wreckage Washed Up
on Fire Island Tells Story OF
Marine Disaster.

,.,ng
New YORK Jan Tn '"' o'"'
driving snowstorm of sunday morn
ing off the Long island shore. another
- - c,,o,ow of Ct
1Nsael' 40, natd tbn
'1iliis :, - ,h""a Vim "a
~
I'm M - ri,o rstona for
nc peaSn V"se ~ awn MIN
80 s,t"F ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18

plan endorsed to establish ~ or
three more clubs. Nj. TAFT remarked:
1T is possible we Will be charged
with having filched that money from
the nublic treasury. But # Nc have.
We have accomplished a good work
with it. think also the expenditure
could be defended on strictly legal
grounds. We have entered the 18TH
mus of Panama and introduced there
some fifty thousand souls Unless we
take especial pains to have their mos
ality looked after, unless We turn s1
ministers. churches and Christian
clubs, we are going to have sueh o
saturnalia of evils, such domoraliza-
ton. that we never Will build the ca-
nal. Hence. if We are to he impeach-
cd for spending that money II viii be
in a good cause"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
EFFORT TO DEFEAT
CHAMBERLAIN
IN OREGON
Republicans Do Not Take
Kindly to Prospect Of Elect
ing Democrat to United
States Senate,
Lny Morning journal s0ecinI Leased Wire!

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased NireI
Salem. ore, Jan. lf.-pr"gon's SEN
%atorial situation is attaining a critical
phase. With the ballot to be taken
Tuesday. the republican opponents OF
Governor George Chamberlain, "A
democrat. are striving to induce
enough pledged members to break
their obligation to prevent Chamber
lain's election.
\ counter fight is about TO be de-
clarcd by many republicans support
ing Chamberlain They awe %anuounc-
cd that they win invoke the recall on
such members MS violate their pledge
to Chamberlain and as also on the
leaders i'm the l%ogislatA-c who are or
ganizing the fight against the demo
erat. Unless the senator Us elected
Tuesday the petitions for the rocali
VII be circulated "Wednesday.
As vet the opponents of Chamber
lain have been unable 20 agree ON %
republican as a candidate. a confcr-
cncc will Do held Monday night at
Salem for the purpose Of selecting d
candidate if possible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
BATTLESHIP ILLINOIS
ARRIVES AT MALTA

Malta. Jan. 17.-The United States
battlcship Illinois arrived here this
morning from Messina. where she was
engaged for a brief period in relief
work among the earthquake suffer
ers. Rear Admiral Potter, command
er Of the squadron, and Captain
Beatty Of the Wisconsin and Captain
Hutchinson Of the Kearsarge dined
last evening with Admiral Curzon
Howe, the commandcr-in-ehief of the
British Mediterranean fleet The BRIT
ish admiral congratulated Admiral
Potter on the fine appearance of the
American ships after so %splendidly
achieving their remarkable voyage
around the world.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
BUSY %SCRAPP|NG;
No TIME FOR
BUSINESS
coNGRESS OCCUPIED WITH
PRESIDENTIAL FEUD
Insurgents Unfortunately
ambaSt Defenders of House
RuIes-Session Has Chance
TO Talk Itself to Death,
m,, Morning Journal Bureau,
6l3 Munsey Bldg,
urashington, ID. c.. Jan. II.

w." : ~ at5ast am
Not IN inc hA9'ois
moves experience AZ 'he government
.a,i,e office has there been a ses-
p''"'] ~ which the business
sion OF Guns aato
Of congress AT "
~ the session. has dragged so faf as
..ar
lnlS &c ,noda on authority
This s'a'el'''n' - -.
of people at the Dig pilht'lS' Nh'O" -
IN. hest barometer OF the congression-
.i,,,tion Nowhere else is there
al s'u"' H. ,,rooross of
so eXcelehl d s@us' -
business on Capitol hlll. II the APP
,ronriation bills and reports are not
IN To he nrinted if is because
eon'lns bave not been getting
tn' nocesearv work of n-renarine
1onc ;" "a this is inst what the
thtm; afeicn neonIe saw is hannen-
pilh.lts snsstor
wy ryho6, recognizes now that CON
ha's avg3y hohind its ioh There
SlcSs "h,an weeks Ieft of Tho Sos
afe "~uu' n,oet of tha work ia he
Sion' Thc nnriod before Inc HOLIDAYS
uone. ,rodnres mncb If results This
hNe' w. ovrnntion Sinco thn
h.Ttlnta 4pnpraCg has h4nn nnpl1nia1
nVt'IS' XXX ,ritb tha president ana
wv ~ =" ,nh tin,a far otbor u.ori,
D" Tha = ihannas ara nor eood FOR an IN
,d dno,at ~ ne Situation In me
49, ~ ,nsr raan+e a~oainst no ,,,les
= ,iating q nro9ram af tine
niuin0 hasnd IN detarnined mr.
nn m"9 p dr. nor d-isnIoosure with The
xxx ,'ha, vran+ 10 r,1 H. co5tntrv,e
,"antfon i, tbo most vioorone ana
stoni nav ~ no conditions whtch
asor, tn,1os imnasa nnon tbo
tm, ~
"V Te tbfs and II ba. hoo, dacidad hv
oodi,. aronn 81 Tho tne,,rgcnts 10
q m go NO. on9nortunftv FOR an aftarl on
tm~ r"fos nnd ars,,igatian ~ mo
snr.e Tharn viii r. sm"anhas aaiorn
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a"s go 80 ~ ae IN rrob ~ III.
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s7 nr rir,it of ~ fnsnr%ants,S h[ti.tns
Wy ir nnnHa = ~ 81 So an -
,in,"" he H. ins,r"a,s "n IN
o"a ~ - f
nab nroo,nss LIN ~ fiah 90"
NJ oIn,staa e paaef,,i,,n
ennator No. , 49, dh1irorad hf'rana1f
~, ~thor AZ. - - - -
dofonso ~ ~ r,i"s VVaif H. Oh
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thororoblv &c c,.er a ,nartai - ~
snrcents onr ,nnan ne annh
cha .,a. aa 49, 90 .
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pl,e rbo mnnts ia fira 49, ~
80 no 50 III ,ll,ad *.
noon e. r. ,o,, ,.itb - u
dont !. oaina ~ Eo|pn , ~ rina
tirc SSoon7eo tsn,pt 81 VI e'nins
anytbiro th11, h"n9
lr wantts n., ~. ,i,-o'9 -
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sn,noots h. .o,,d - thar
renorte5 ~ Tou!" 49, inmS treit II rs
banso le, " No. "uioits 'nF
Tho srndr" IinH mi IN "''aso
seesion r. ~ ~ "a SreIiat
moy no, n, Nv 'si"'H'
Tbe nreetlomt !" or"1uo ~
ternin dl, -" u.
tho WIN on i" 'aiis M 4isn' W ~
mfoenra 81 -" "noae
thc eocco, O"ii7t 49," $50
which sor, iuit, |" '"' '"'''i"i
A.
matter Pi nv ,"tlon III ~ seIi1uS
rios for 49, oic eaIiIes an tle saId
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
HARTMAN LEAVES
ON NISII TO AIGl =

Washingt0n, p. G, jan It-E n.
Hartman passed four hours in Wash
ington. today and considerable specu-
lation arose as to the purpose of his
visit. Immediately after reaching
here he went TO his hotel whore he
denied himself to all callers After
luncheon he took an automobile ride,
later leaving for Augusta. GA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
ND|V|DUAL BACK
Of LIBEL CASE
IS BELIEF


Washington. j. e.. Jan The
latest suggestion on Yesterdays seusa-
tional developments regarding the
service Of suhpoenas on newspapers In
this city and elsewhere is tha, an i'm.
dividual and not the United states GOV
eminent is the real plaintim In the
case. 1t is true thar the s|uhpoenas
served here read the United states
versus the Press Publishing company"
hut il the proposed action is criminal.
as Is generally assumed to be- the case.
that would be tho form of d subpoena
even where an individual is the COM
plainant, according to the practice in
tho District OF Columbia
The identity of his individual or in-
~divtduals Is purely q matter Of spccu,
l1tion for the public will have to await
the issue of the promised statement OF
Attorney General bonaparte.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
SAVED
FROMAN
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Louisville, KY. Lydia Z. Pink
ham'S Vegetable Compound has GER

talnly done me q
world of good and
/ cannot praise it
enough. | suffered
romirregularities
dizziness. nervous
ness, and a severe
female trouble.
Lydia E.Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound has restored
me to perfect
health and kept me
from the operating
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18

OUR POLICY Is QUICK SALES
AND SMALL PROFITS. LET US
SHOW YOU THAT We CAN SAVE
YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER
les. Il. q. PRATT ~ 90. 2I4 s
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
ORDER OF OWLS.

As doubts have arisen and CON
ficting decisions have been made Jas
to l. G. l.. Hanlon's authority. 1 here
by state hat he is in no wise con-
nccted with the order of Owls. APP
plicants who hold his receipt for
Charter fee last fall viii please re-
port at Grant Bldg, Room A. to
Eugene p. Stork. supreme organize.
THOMAS JTNKER, Sec'y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
Another Operation Avoided.

Another operation Avoided.
Adrian, Cal suffered untold
misery from female troubles, and my
doctor said an operation was my only
chance. and | dreaded it almost as
much as death. Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound completely cured
me without an operation, LENA V.
HENRY, r. F. ID. 3.
Thirty years of unparalleled sue
cess confirms the power of Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
cure female diseases. The great vol
ume of unsolicited testimony constant
ly pouring in proves conclusiyely that
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a remarkable remedy for those
distressing feminine ills from which
80 many women suffer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18

TEACHER or PIANO. MANDOLIN
AND GUITAR. RATES REASON
ABLE. FOR TERMS APPLY WHIT
son MUSIC co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18

There is no case on record Of q
cough, cold or Ia grippe developing
into pneumonia after Foley's Honey
and Tar has been taken, as It cures
the most obstinate deep-seated coughs
and colds. why take anything else2
For sale by j. II. O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
WOODMES TO
SPEAK HERE


AlbuQuorQue Camp, t3303, Modern
Woodmcn OF America viii hold an
open meeting on next saturday even
Ing, January 30, at S o'clock, at which
time colonel A. y Bort. Of Beloit,
WIS. chairman of the soeiety's board
of directors, and Hon. Truman Plantz.
OF Warsaw. H., general attorney. viii
hc present and deliver addresses On
" Woodcraft."
The members of the local camp are
concentrating themselves on being
able to secure the presence in this
city of these two head officers. Both
are eloquent and torcible speakers,
and il is expected that they VIII be
greeted with a large audience
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-18
OPIUM ANNUALLY CAUSES
HALF MILLION SUICIDES
'"'hls Statement of Missionary
worker in Oriental Lands.

IN
n.fveland. Ohio, Jan. l7.-"Opium
uses halt a million suicides a year
tv,ated Rev. A. $. Gregg. Of the in
ro"ouohal reform bureau today. with
.otl nce 70 the opium conference
@'u h\ President Roosevelt. which
rnsr us session at Shanghai Feb
aoII"e statement is based on letters
rhwi. ports from Dir. f. W Drew
form special secretary of the re-
chin "ureau, who has been sent to
or,n a oy the bureau to attend the
sst w conference. DR.. Thwing will
Mil We conference - take action that
o,. hasten the destruction of the
p 'raiilc t~hrOughout the world.
o,tSiaent Roosevelt called the
Bisbn conference at the suggestion Of
'p Brent. Of Manila.
-+
sud You WANT A WORKING
ruc THAT WILL WEAR. TRY
nm. BARKER BROWN SHOE.
my ARE RUNNERS SIMPLER
noalkth SHOE COMPANY. FIRST
FCE vi ihh fosi of-
OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANNED
Sr1,IN AND VEGETABLES ARE A
E.,IED STOCK. COME III AND
"a 'Nt THEM. +. @. PRATT .
w. 2I4 S. SECOND.
The evening world., 1909-02-12
DEAD ON RIVER
SHORE AND HIS
CHUM MISSING
Mystery Of the Shrewsbury
That Pu2z's> POKE Author
lt!e> H. Jersey.

RED BANK. y. j., Feb. l2.-Psrcy
Pitcher, OF Long Branch. was found
dead on the shore OF the South Shrews.
bury River at Little Silver Point. early
to-day and the authorities are trying 10
solve a mystery that shrouds the case.
Pitcher and Winfield Wood, another
Long Branch young man. LETT home
yesterday morning to go soft cammins.
They drove over to the point with a rig
belonging to Woods father. When they
did not return home .last night search
was instituted with the result OF the
discovery Of Pitchers body. Pitcher had
on when found only an undershlrt and
sweater. There were bruises on his
body.
Wood has not been found and this
deepens the mystery. II may he tina,
both men were drowned and that Woods
body was washed toward the sea by
the tide Il is said that Pitchers hair
was not even wet \ strange circum.
stance Ia that Pitchers BODY was found
beyond the high water mark.
An autopsy held on the body OF
Pitcher by pr Edwin Field this after.
noon showed death was caused by ey.
haustion. Woods body Is beins
searched for In the river.
The evening world., 1909-02-12
FIRE IN THEATRE,
THRILL" OUTSIDE
Glass of Water Put Out Blaz-
ing Match, but Some One
Called Engines.

The millionaire was defying the
po!cemans wife In the Grand Street
Theatre at 3 o'clock 10 the dot, Just
as he does each day at this critical
period In the thriller" including
Sundays. when some dropped a match.
No one knows who but It ignited
somehow. No one knows how, but
some one turned In an alarm OF nre.
All this took place In couple OF
seconds. In couple OF seconds more
Manager Kat1 and his trusty force had
overwhelmed the blaze with a glass Of
water. No lives had been sacrificed,
and the mil ionaire had gone forth In
opera cloak and cigarette. to whip the
wife's husband ION sight" when the
merry chimes OF fire bells sounded
outside.
This play ls what 10 called a grip
per" 1t holds the audience spell
bound and awe-strlcken, Mr., Kats ex-
planned. So Il was no one cared much
II nll the bells In America were Ringing
on the exterior as long as the wife
had dared the millionaire to LAY one
threatening hand on JON" In the In
terror. They Jus, sat glued In their
seats. The scene Is II Knockout"
Mr.. Katz says no one ~ his patrons
moved hair. outside several hun
dred excited east slders were swarm
ing about the pulling sngines, and
others were being hurled back from
the theatre entrance Calmness was
The keynote OF tn affair, nevertheless,
As per standing instructions each OF
Mr. Katz's office force FASTENED right,
left, centre and back-stage to different
Are engines, hose carts and 30 forth, and
bnde each apparatus begone, as no blaSe
existed ana none could exist with a
perfectly good Are equipment and two
dozen trusty once help.
lust one lIeutenant-name OF Gar
rarety-rudsly brushed one NJ the Kat,
iieutenants into Grand street and strobe
through the NO passes to-day en-
trance. looked inside, saw nothing tina,
he wanted to see and then made hs
exit to left or entrance
There was plenty % excitement with.
out and some within, no one was killed
and no damage done the theatre, and
90 the millionaire will so right doing
bis Vorsa
The evening world., 1909-02-12
BROUGHT TO RESIDENCE
IN CAR, WHICH DISAPPEARS.
Parted From Niece for Shopping Tour and
Nothing Was Seen Of Her Until She Was
Delivered, Dying, at Residence of the
Colonel, Her Brother -in-Law

Mrs E. S. McCook sixty years old widow Of Cen Edwin S. M
Cook died at o'clock this afternoon the residence her brote
law COL Arson MCook of injuries which she supposed ha1
sustained about noon an automobile accident somewhere the city,
The sanges feature of the tragedy that could be found who
would own to knowing how where Mrs. MCook suffered the hurts
that killed her.
The information to the Cooners Office in the form Of
telephone message from Dr. Dover s. By Of No. 55 East SEVENTEEN
street. who ephoed say that result Of being knocked down and
run over by an automobile Mrs McCook had just died the No.
Cook home No. 80 West FhtyfOnth street.