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The evening world., 1911-08-21
WAKES Up SAVOY
GUESTS BY SONG Of
HIS LOVEF FOR MARY
He Chose the Wrong
Time When She Scorned
Him in Cour..

Guests ut the Hotel savoy beard n
lusty-lungcd youth voiclng this COM
plant on the NTH Zoo, OF the hotel to-
day, two hours before chanticleer de-
ludcs himself into the idea that he IL
making the sun heed his alarm clock
voice. The guests of the Hotel savoy
are In no wise particular about winning
any early rising bolts n medals.
Under the impression that some bell.
boy had been reading willie. the
Golden-Throated Bellboy," they seized
various telephone receivers and called
up Manager william Daniels, The
house provides music with meals. but
Insists upon having each patron snore
his W tune after taps, 40 the manager
went aloft to see what was wrong. lie
found Frank Mclaughlin. Twenty-Five
years bid. who sall he vas a stenogra-
phcr, of No. SO West Ouc Hundred and
TW enty-third street. snOoging In the
hallway. weary IRON artistic effort In
honor Of his Mary.
Policeman Quin!an took him IN tow.
which led tu scene second. The Iori
vine Court Manager Bfeeu ON The
bench and policemen, hangover cello.
bfants and other property In the od1ny
N'AAN w 'N' A'A'a w v ~ EN' 7
she's Mary O'IIara and works there. -
said the young man.
but o did you happen to be foun !
In tnnt corridor nj tina hour OF the
morning." asked the judge.
Il don't know, Judge. but ! was sure
there"
How well do you know Miss
O'Hara?" asked tho Court.
why. we are engaged to be mar
ricd.' said the youth. .
Just then Mary entered TO see 10 she
could Identify the late caller. She dld.
all right. Also she heard his statement
that she was engaged TO marry him.
What's that YOU sly2' she fred
Engaged to be- married? Well, | should
say not to the likes Of you. | never
want to see you AGAIN.
The Cour decidcd that McLaughlln
didn't meat any harm and dismissed
aim.
Since ! fell In love with Mary.
| don't Know
The song stopped.
Guess that isn't tho right tune, q
said the youth.
The evening world., 1911-08-21
COL.LEW|Sb BACK.
NEW RA|MENT TO
DAZZLE CHICAGO
BewhiSkcred Statesman Also
Brings a Story of Political
Unrest in Spain,

James Hamilton Lewis. the be-
whiskered last word on necktie hues
n the cut of raiment of the Middle
West. returned to-day from Spain,
where he has been passing the summer.
gathering fanc!ss from the matadors
concerning the aesthetic method u
~slaughterlng cattle.
Col. Lewis was born In Georgia. went
to Chicago, where the elder Carter
Harrison advised him to go out n
astonish the far West, and then became
a resident of Washington. He repre-
sented Washington as the most effete
Congressman who ever beautified he
Congressional landscape, got the record
of being the only man who ever refused
n G"ubernatorial nomination because he
thought the platform of the party would
give him indigestion. and also got even
teen votes at the Kansas city conven-
ton for the Democratic nomination fer
Nice-Presldent of the United States.
When he emit trouble IN the hori-
zon one will do well to look to the
cyclone pit. He said to-day that over
In Spain they are running a political
which means n fight In which the
voters go into the ring and kill n few
cattle and hen go over &c Jim O'Leary's
and fight over the delegation to the
convention
The evening world., 1911-08-21

Frank Vlncona, Hfteen years old, of
No. l73 Boerum street. Brooklyn, was
standing on the running board Of a
crowded Flushing avenue car early to-
day on his way to Manhattan TO work
when he lost his footing. lie fell on his
head as the ear passed Apple street.
and DIR. Cummings. who came IN an
ambulance from the Cumberland street
Hospital. took him 10 that Institution
suffering from a fractured skull. from
which he Is expected 10 die.
The evening world., 1911-08-21
MUST WAIT TWO YEARS TO
TAKE WHITE VEIL.

1t will be TIVE years before Mrs. Ian
man can take the white veil. This will
take place probably at one OF the or
der's European houses. In two years
more she contempiates assuming the
black veil and taking her hnal VOWS.
Friends were not slow In taxing ad-
vantage OF Mrs. Lanman's announcer
ment that she had no further use for
her costly furnishings and art treas
ures. First. Ghlanbower went. after
being many years the centre of Nor
wich's social life. This is a palatial
residence facing the park at Lincoln
avenue n Washington street. The
limousine followed Part of the Jewels
had one already for the support OF the
girls club. Next came the surprising
offer that she would dispose of her al
most priceless collection of laces, gath
cred abroad at great pains and ex-
pense. Last week the remaining jewels
were sold, diamonds and pearls, tur-
quoises and a beautiful collection OF an
tlque corals. Then came the e~Aplana-
ton of 1t all. In which Mrs Lanman Was
quiet. smiling and apparently fully per-
suaded.
In keeping with her penchant for social
settlement work. the Halle club will he
left on a substantial basis. 1t was the
girls themselves who gave 1t this name,
in gratitude to Its founder and bene-
factor. The club has been Mrs. Len
mans favorite charity. When her gar
dener developed a rare new White chry-
santhemum that was exhibited with
signal honor at the New York Flower
The evening world., 1911-08-21
GAMBLING HOUSE, 40
DRESSED CHURCH.

He was quite frank about his occupa-
ton. and Notwithstanding he ran one OF
the most notorious places at the Spa.
he frequently addressed church and
Sunday school meetings. In an inter-
view in The World with Nellie BLY, he
said that gambling was no worse than
selling ribbon over the cost of produce
ton,
But his undoirg came when he locked
horns with Richard Garfield. Peter De
Lacy and Dan Stewart were with him,
but Garfield o in the end. and It Is
said to have practically ruined Mitchell.
He blamed Senator Edgar I. Bracket
for supporting Garfield and refusing to
allow him. Mitchell. TO run poolrooms
in Saratoga.
The morning OF Jan. %. 1902, Mitchell
bought a pistol Ito kill cats" and went
to the Senator's office. Bracket vas
not in, and after waiting n few minutes
Mitchell shot and killed himself on the
doormat. Severa years later Mitchell's
son. Caleb Jr.. avenged his father by
defeating Bracket at the polls.
The evening world., 1911-08-21
You are mistaken

if You believe that you can choose
proper eyeglasses like a pair Of
ShoeS-"ready-made." The only
glasses that give lasting comfort
and satisfaction are those made
to order on the prescription of an
Ocalid Registered phyician).
A careful examination by an ex-
p-rieI.ced OcnliSt and an equally
careful fitting and frame adjust
ment by an expert Obtician are
combined in the Harris Service
for the one cost of the glasses
500 SNOO or $500
The evening world., 1911-08-21
eov SAYS SHE DROVE AWAY
ALONE IN TAXI.

".Adje' went out at IL o'clock last
Monday" said Miss Shelby, a pretty
brunette. and II was then hat she
must have ordered the taXicab. l was
out when she returned-I went motor
ing up 10 Harmon and didn't get back
until late-but the boy downstairs said
she drove awav alone n the taxicaD
at 2 o'clock"
she had come down to the theatre
where / was rehearsing," said Miss
Laurence, land / thought she was act
ing k.E,l of funny. She kept twisting
at a silver mesh bag she wore and
kept on saying. What are you going
to do?' Finally I got mad and ! said.
Goodness, don't you see I'm In work
ing clothes-I'm going 10 rehearse. Go
long and don't be an ass
But ! know size couldn't have been
offended at that because she was too
The evening world., 1911-08-21

VhthpuItcu rum Hum INV Erag-
mcUt.
Philip Wagner of No. il2 East One
Hundred and First street. a woodwork
er for the Lincoln Wood Mantelpiece
Company at Lincoln avenue and one
Hundred and Thirty-thlrd street, was
the victim of a peculiar accident to-day.
A table at which he was working was
struck by a piece OF wood thrown TWEEN
~ feet from "A buzz saw. Wagner went
with II. lie will probably die.
The evening world., 1911-08-21

sensible a girl. There was no reason
for her to go that I can hgure-my
mother sent her plenty OF money and
she had all the clothes and things like
hat size wanted"
Miss Laurence will not adrnit the
theory that her sister may have In.
terded to kill herself. Notwithstanding
her father. his mother and his two
brothers committed suicide. For many
years Gale Mitchell, father of the girls,
was the most powerful, conspicuous and
picturesque figure at Saratoga. He was
president Of the village and after he
had been removed by special legislation
he fought in vain for reinstatement in
the courts until his last appeal wa
denied.
The evening world., 1911-08-21
M
TELLING POLICE.

IA Ado IN udu just CoIupltltu ucT
toiles preparatory to going to rehearsal
wtthSAhe Winter Garden Company. and
she was very smart in . tight black
satin frock with . little black hat with
u brim low over her eyes. Miss Shelby.
who ID employed in a commercial house.
was also present.
One reason why I didn't notify the
police BEFORE" Miss Laurence contin-
ued. was that l didn't want the noto-
riety. i don't mind 1t for myself be-
cause I'm In the profession. but my
mother has hated 1t ever since my
fathers death. and my sister. Mrs.
Lusk, Is a regular society snp n
would think she was disgraced.
I've been on the stage a year-I just
love 1t and wouldn't give 1t up for the
w~orld-and I've had 'Adje' with me al
most ever since l left home. We're just
like twins. although she is a little older.
She says the stage is . dogs life and
she wouldn't go into a vaudeville sketch
with me-she plays the piano beautifully
by ear-she would rather fuss around
the house and be a homebody.
she had never had an affair with a
man since DR.. William fairfield Wells.
to whom she was engaged. committed
suicide In a fit OF jealousy four years
aso. So l know she hasn't gone away
On account of a man. We are all alb
solutely at a loss. My other sister.
Florence. has just come to town from
Saratoga to visi; Mrs. Lusk, but she
can't explain Aides absence either.
My mother. who married Eugene O'Con-
nell. Is I'll and J haven't told her about
II VET"
The evening world., 1911-08-21
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR "O.DAY.
Sun rises. 5.l5,Sun sets. 6.h3iNoon rises. l a
THE. TIDES,
The evening world., 1911-08-21
PORT Of NEW YORK
ARRIVED.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY,
saronia, Gtralbtr. Finland. Antwerp.
Charlois, Amsterdam. Iroquois, London.
Tonawanda, Shields. Oscar H., Christisnnnd
Furnessia. Glasgow.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
AassowtAs. Pssamanbo. J~sfsson. Norfoii.
The evening world., 1911-08-21
TAX|CAB MYSTERY
Of MISSING GIRL
DALKS SEARCHERS
Daughter of "Cale" Mitchell
Rode Away a Week Ago
and Disappeared.
c IS DOUBTED.
Had No Love Affair Since
Jealous Fiance Killed Him.
self -Four Years Ago.
SUICIDE IS DOUBTED.

The unaccountabie disappearance a
week age of Miss Agnes Mitchell. the
handsome young daughter of the late
Caleb ~. Mitchell. who once waged a
bitter war with Richard Garfield for the
gambling supremacy OF Saratoga and
shot himself when he was defeated. Is
puxzling the young woman's sisters,
Miss Miriam Mitchell. known In musical
comedy rs Jane Laurence. and Mrs.
Ross Lusk, of Riverside Drive and One
Hundred and Thirteenth street, w,fe If
q wealthy manufacturer.
There has been absolutely no trace Of
Miss Mitchell since she left her home.
No. toS West one Hundred and Thir-
teenth street, in a taxicab Monday at
z p. M. To-day her sister asked the
police to send out a general alarm.
But Miss Laurence. IN a talk with an
Evening World reporter in the smart
little apartment where she lives with
Miss Marjorie Shelby. appeared more
puzzled than uneasy Notwithstanding
the fact that she know of no reason
why her sister should go away without
notifying her.
You see 'Adje'-her name IL Agnes,
but she hates 1t and she made up the
name OF 'Adje' for herself-hasn't got
a drop of sporting blood in her." she
said. 'She never drinks a drop-if she
takes one glass of beer she'll tell her
real name-so know that couldn't have
had anything to do with her disappear
ance. Also I know she can take care
Of herself. SO I am not especially afraid
that she has come to harm. But one
Of US can imagine why she went away"
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Sunesbale. = Sn osm @ourtrisbt
9sibitan brad nm 8 ubr seitsrn abeno
elm Seuer aus, oas mebrere @ebdnbs
Ssrit0rts uno einsu S9aben uon $685.
600 anriftete.
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23 A. D. Dean, Administrator Ger
Hinterlassenschaft der verst. Bridget Nc
Donnell; erste und endgueltige Abrech-
nung.
a. Edward Kell, Administrator der
Hinterlassenschaft des verst. Edward Kell
Sr.; erste und endgueltige Abrechnung.
25 Lackawanna Trust & Safe Deposit
Co., Vormund des Joseph Stocker. elm
Muenderjaehriger; erste, endgueltige und
Verthellungs Abrechnung.
26 George Burrell, Vormund des Dom
aid b. Brooks, muenderjaehriges Kind Won
dem verst. Edward A. Brooks; endgueltige
Abrechnung.
"a. Scranton Trust Co., vormund der
Hinterlassenschaft der verst. Margaretta
Mutually, muenderjaehriges Kind des
James Mutually; erste und endgueltige
Abrechnung.
2s. Scranton Trust Co., vormund der
Hinterlassenschaft der verst. Gertrude
Mutually, muenderjaehriges Kind des
verst. James Mutually; erste und endguelt-
ige Abrechnung.
No. 20. Frank B. Ward Admlnis-
TRAITOR der Hinterlasenschaft des vert.
Edward C. Ward, erste und endgueltlge
Abrechnung.
9tnrs o. ea~ttr,
t4.4 Rssiftr Of @ius.
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Sunmpre.

= Ole Pennipluanta Soblen @om'
panic bat Pldne fiir eineu BREEDER on.
fertiSen laiisn, wel4er Der sr0Bte unO
moosrnite I'm @ountp perosn iOa. @r
piro wabridsinli9 Oitlid pom Der
SauptitraBe erridtet. bic bon bier uad
Ebroop fiibrt.
4 Gin StruBsubabnwussu. Der BON
Tbroop bierber fubr, ipraus Montas
9tadmittas nabe oem Duumore Srisb'
boi BON ben @slsiien unb lief cine Strsds
bon rs SUP, ebe Der MOtormann ibn
gum slnbaltsn briussn tOnnte. Die
sw6lf Pafiasisrs purben gut aufssrit.
telt, entfamen aber Obue Ssrlesuusen.
- Srau gSiaiam 9. Miller BON
8root StraBs 1T am Disnitas I'M Or.
Burns- -SOipitul i'm glter BON 4s Sab
rem ben Solseu elmer Operation srlseen,
Die am Gage juuor an ibr uorsenom'
men noroen mar. Die Ssritorbsns
pirb pon bem @atten unb siuem Sobu
iibsrlsbt unb ibre 9siissuns erfolsi
mOrsen 9ia9mitta9 i'm Dunmore Srieo'
hofe.
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s-ppn-
8utDuOaem @rHHbeigeatBam
Treitas, 5. @tai 1911.

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5isra 8afias, espari 8aeias unb Vsnoiitpnt Gr-
ponae, ausstiftlt Don BEN Common pltas @s-
ridt Spn eadapanna Gpuntp, an MID etrt6tti,
psrbe Id ausiiBsn gum SftniIiHsn Brrianf
bur& 8nfsiseruHs opu Gusruf an ben boot
obsr mdf Bittsubtn, fir Saar, In BEN @s-
In Der Stabt SCRANTON, eada-
MAMMA &punip. am
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staDt unO Gouat1.

- Der 3wsite Sabresball Der bisiisen
POlijsi finbst am 25. april In Der Daf.
fsnballs ftatt.
-9snte 1T @riinoOnueritae. rnorssn
9arfrsitas unb am SOnutas Oftsrn -
oas auferitsbuussfsit.
-Serr aOOlf Sluu ldst sssenpar'
tis Rldns unfertissn, nm bas @ebduos
Oio. 21S 9adapanna gpenue umsu.
bauen unb als Sunfsebauos berridtsn
su laiien.
- Die gsitution fiir bic SGlisBuns
oes bisiissn YOitamtss am SOnntas bat
Sriiate setrasen unb In 3ufunft mirb
Safslbe seidlohen isin uno uur iOlde
arbeit getban perbsn, bic abiotut un.
srldBltd lit.
- Dominic @olanber, Der I'm Der.
sansenen Dejembsr gum Tobe perur.
tbsilt nnrbe, neil CT lesten Mai ,u
Wiapfielo ben Ssroiuanb Rocco srmor,
osts, fol- elm neues seri6tliGes 8srfab.
rem erbuttsn. pie bas Oberseri6t ON
Wtcntas gu PbilaOsIpbia sntiaiso.
i Srau 8ois Msnnins pon @larrs
Summit, beren @atts lestes 5riihiahr
an arsBler Court sst6otst murbe, oils
sr NIT sinsm sleftriia bslabsusn Drabt
in Ssriibruns fam, bot iest enbli6
seseu bic Scranton electric unb Bel
EsIspbon @ompaSnisen is cine @utIda.
oisunSstlass fur $25, 900 eiutrasen
luiien Wfsnnins mar als Drabtipan.
uer bel Der lestssnunutsn @ompanie on.
ssftsllt.
- Die beutide su. Iutb. 3ions Sc.
msinbe on Wtifflin gusnue trifft 8or.
bsreiiunssu. nm pom 2s. bis 81. Wtai
Sas solbene Snbilaum fsitlid 3u be.
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cine 8antate porssfiibrt nsroen, nelds
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lamp porbereitet wiro. Die @emsinos
wurbs 1860 sssriinost. ibr sriter Seel.
icrGsr mar gaftOr 3. s. 3i,sImauu,
Der bis 1901 amtirts, 3u pslder 3eii
Paitor @allentamp isin amtsna6folssr
murbe.
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pbotosrapbiihe StuOio pon @bertsS Srep,
421 Sadawanna Susnue, iibernommer
babe, bite ih bas mertbe beuti6e Sub,
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Die iosbsn eridieneue Sfterausgabe
Der .Deutihen 0ausfrauA. Wtilpanfee,
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| itattung uuo oem reihbalti9en Suhalt
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mann lift fiir Wtulifireunbe porgeiehen.
Die Slluftrirte @bronif Der 3eit briuet
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Der Sabentbiire elm.
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uno abrabam 9owells, friibsrer Poft.
meiiter ber rRiOss" 5u grdbalb, Die
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binterleSt. welde am nahlten Wiittmoh
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laut mel6er bic Nadamanna @ompanie
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oiitritt ju5uidreiben. yiaboem Die
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sleides. Der porseleste 8eridt Der
3e6sninsenisure, melde bic unteriroi'
idsn .3uitdnoe fsftitsllteu. wurOe unss'
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= Die Snsenisure, pelhe ernannt
wurben, nm Die 3edsn unb unteriroi.
iheu 3uitdnbe 3u unteriudsn, eritatts'
ten usrsansene Bode tbrsn Bsridt. Der
Elm LANCER uno iebr ausiiibrlider LIT,
aber furS sefaBt folsenoss beruorbsbt !:
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unter Der Staot bstrassn 1913. 600, 900
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wdbreuo bic SilauS ourd Ssnfuussn
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baB cine Shus Sommiiiion pom Der
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Snssnieur anitellsn ioll. I'M bic Grbsit
su leitsn; baB bic Soften Der @ulm'
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