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The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
WALL STREET NEWS
Prices of All Wire Products
Advanced 81 a Ton.
BANK STATEMENT Is GOOD
Nearly 10 Per Cent Above Those of
Two Years sAEo-ThrouEhOut Week
Stock Market Has Been Strong, but
IrreEular-Bank of England Keeps
Discount Rate Up to I-2 Per Cent.

New York, Jan. 2l.--The most i'm
portant development in Wall street to-day
was the announcement just before the
close of official hours of business that
the American Steel and Wire Company
had advanced the price of all its pro-
ducts 81 a ton. this action to take
effect. Immediately. The company is one
of the largest subsidiaries of the United
States Steel Corporation.
This step indicates that underlying con-
ditions of the steel trade are a good deal
better than Wall street pessimists have
for long time maintained. Another
announcement of interest to-day was
that bank clearings for the week outside
OF New York City were only Is per
cent below those of 1910 and sc per cent
above those of of 1908 This certainly
does not point to any material decrease
in general business.
Bank Statement Good.
Also to-day the weekly bank statement
was of the same highly encouraging
character as it was last week. the sur
I plus reserve increasing in the average
statement over $4,000 and in the ac-
tual statement s5.421,OO0. In both forms
of the return there was a considerable
increase in the volume of bank loans
Offset not only by a heavy gain in
cash. but by a large increase in bank
deposits.
The stock market through the day
was dull but fairly steady. declining
little at the very close on the usual
sales TO balance peculative tranSac-
tlons for the week. The feature of the
market was the particular strength
shown by the St Paul. Northern Pacific
Erie. Colorado Fuel and a good many
other stocks that have lately been promi-
nent in the dealings.
Throughout the week the stock market
has been strong, but irregular. but with
Its specific feature. broadening char
acter and an ability to absorb liquidating
sales comparatively large advance
has lately taken place in two or three
leading issues. and the realizing which
occurred in these shares did not depreSS
their prices. On the other hand, an ad-
vance went on in other stocks, possibly
I"r reasons pertaining to them alone. but
atteStlng. nevertheless. the bettermcnt of
general market conditions. Improvement
in sentiment a least is visible in the
business world proper, and a distinctly
better undertonc is obvious in many
trades.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
Criminal Court No. I.
n-STICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Assignment for Monday. January .:
United States VS.. Edward Richards.
United States vs.. James Mcnamara.
United STATES vs.. MahIOn Digs.
United States vs.. Walter Moore and John Car
roll.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W. 2. Hibbs Co.
nle-nsers Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibhs
E'Iil1iD-
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
RAILROADS,

Shares to II a. S.V0
Shares TO la l53 OO
The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

'Ex dividend.
The evening world., 1911-09-09
WINTHROP AMES
TO BUILD FINEST
THEATRE IN CITY
Plans Already Drawn for New
Play House to Resemble
Drawing Room.

New York, which already has the
biggest theatre In the world in It's
Hippodrome, 10 also soon TO nave the
httlest in a house that will be almost
miniature in size to be owned and man.
aged by Winthrop Ames.
The plans Of this playhouse. about
which nothing was known until yester-
day. have already been drawn. Options
nave been secured on two sites for Its
location. One 10 on the north eide Of
Forty-fourth street ~est OF Broadway.
ana almost adjoining the site Of the
proposed second New Theatre. and the
other IL In West Forty-fifth street. near
the property on which Lee Shubert in
tends to build . playhouse - . me-
mortal to his brother. the late Sam 8.
6hubsrt.
Five months ago. when Mr.. Ames
resigned As director OF the New
Theatre and stated that he would net
be . candidate for the position whom
h second New Theatre was built. he
hintsd that he might soon try an ex-
pertinent In play production which
would surprise New York. His plan
was not fully developed then. bot II
turns out to b6x4n playhouse which vii,
be more IKE 1Vis d~rawing-room than
. place Of stage amusement.
Tbs theatre. which viii % managed
probably somewhat on tho lines Of the
Little Theatre In London, will be consid.
erably smaller than the Comedy Theatre.
in West Forty-first street. which seats
barely 800 people. Its stage will be de-
voted 70 modern plays which demand
the greatest intimacy between the actors
and the audienoss. in which words
spoken in an undsrtons must be heard
and the raising Of an eyebrow must
be observed from the scat In front.
In other words. II will Be an instrument
for fostering the. most delicate form Of
dramatic art.
Mr.. Amos has spent much time study.
ing theatre construction abroad. II 10
said that he realised tho hopelessness
Of his task At the New Theatre before
he accepted the once Of director and
that his preference has always been In
favor Of q small stage.
He will 70 abroad IN . week on .
hurried trip connected with his new On.
terprise. His plans are expected 10 70
into effect . YEA from the present
time.
This iittlest theatre will be Mr.. Amss's
own project. He 10 reputed to be very
wealthy and amply able to back his
own enterprises. His booking connec-
lions will probably be with the Shu.
berts, as Lee Shuber was associated
with him during his two years at the
New Theatre.
The evening world., 1911-09-09
WIFE HAS A RIGHT TO NAG At
TIMES.

MANY men say they leave home be-
cause their wives nag. Most Of these
are eX-bachelor husbands and most OF
them are pretty dlssipated. when a man
spends nearly al his evenings out and
comes home Intoxicated, with 40 money,
| think the wife Is entitled to express
her opinion,
American parents are greatly to
blame for this attitude on the part of
their sons. Instead of sending ..em
out to work. they give them too much
time TO fr!tter away. Talk OF the ne
cessity for teaching a domestic
ity before marriage! 1t seems to me
hat there Is Just as much. II not a
greater need, of teaching the man the
duty OF a husband. The wife cannot do
all toward making the home IA success.
she must have the cooperation of the
husband,
IF young men were taught some OF
the things that contribute toward max
ing a happy home, instead OF being
encouraged In their bachelor disslpa-
tions. they would make real husbands"
The evening world., 1911-09-09
EDUCATOR GOES BLIND.

Or. Frederick w. Mar. principal OF
Public School No. 25. one OF the largest
In the Eastern District of Brooklyn,
has been stricken with partial blind
ness and IL now In q hospital In Port
land, Me-. according to information re-
ceived at his home IN Richmond Hill,
Queens. yesterday.
DIR. Mar. his wife and their sixteen
year-old son Frank. spent the Summer
at Bustrious Island, Me. Last Tues
day they started for home. AS DR.. Mar
was walking up tho ~gangplank OF a
steamer at Portland he was suddenly
stricken with blindness from some I'M
explained cause. At the hospital he
regained the sight of one eye after a
time. but the surgeons believe no will
never recover that OF the other.
The evening world., 1911-09-09
SAVES MEN RUN DOWN IN BAY
Ferryboat Capsiscs Launch. Then
Cnptsin Makes Rescue.

The rescue Of two men run down In
a naphtha launch thrilled passengers
bound for 1'hirty-ninth street. Brooklyn,
on the ferryboat Bay Ridge last night.
Some Of them standing on the forward
deck saw tho ferryboat run into and
capslze q small craft, then heard cries
OF distress.
Capt. Ripley stopped the ferryboat
and lowered a llfeboat. In q few min
utes two dripping castaways were
brought on board. The %ferryboat took
the launch In tow.
The shipwrecked mariners refused 20
give their names TO the police when the
Thirty-ninth street landing YVES reached,
The Captain said thai II the launch
carried any lights they were very dim.
The evening world., 1911-09-09

married In. You viii also need for
Four trip, which I infer Will be short,
. plain tailored suit, probably dark
blue. To wear with this you will need
. small travelling hat, matching II In
color. You Will also need . fancy
blouse for your drsssy suit, made Of
green chiffon embroidered in SIX, made
over cream hsh net. Several lingerie
waists foc your tailored suit, n
pretty house dress Of satin or crepe
meteor. or challis made simply With
lace COLLAR ara GUNS, tucks In the
slightly gathered skirt, ana o sash
tied ON b left side edged with fringe,
and n pretty evening dress and wrap
would complete your necessities In the
main. 4 simple evening dress could
b developed IN msssalins, the skirt
drapsd up on he left side. revealing
. bit Of lace, n the waist made sur
plice. draped to the same side, show
ing . bit OF the lace In the front and
back, and tho short sleeves n en-
tirsly OF lace, put into . dropped shoui-
der line.
MRS. VI. AXEBROD-The brown
wolfe would be pretty made MP over
brown satin. Havs the waist open up
the left side, showing the satin foun-
dalton, with three large brown vel
vet buttons and syslsts trimming the
opening above the bust line. Have Q
corresponding effect on the left 1
Of the skirt, continuing from . straight
brown velvet belt. About three inches
The evening world., 1911-09-09
DESCRIPTION.

This attractive tunic IL developed In
i~emon-colored silk %marauisette. trimmed
with silk run yellow lace banding and
crystal fringe. As the outline Of the
pattern will reveal. this model 10 made
on most simple lines. the trimming
merely being applied. Worn over most
n color. such a. lavender. pink. blue.
&C.. messaline slip. Il completes q
charming sown.-A last seasons gown
would be quite renovated worn under
this tunic.
The evening world., 1911-09-09
BAD MAN SHOT IN BED
SAYS HE'LL "GET REDOY."
Member of "Car Barn. Gang Was
Asleep When Rival Opened
Fire on Him.

"Reddy"-balance Of name unknown to
the p~olice-walked up to the third floor
OF No. 2l3 East N%inety-ffth street short
ly after Z o'clock this morning. The
door OF one Of the rooms stood slightly
ajar, and "Reddy" pushed 1t back fur.h-
or and had . look. Within he saw two
men asleep. One was Harry Mum,
twenty years old who, the police say.
II q prominent member Of the Gar
Barn" gang. The other sleeper was
John Kiiiian. q recent novitiste.
Freddy" pulled out . gun and blaxed
away three times. One bullet hit Mum
In the left hip.
Mum called his landlord. Patrick
Walsh. who. with the assistance Of XII.
Ian, tried 10 staunch the fiow Of blood.
Another lodgsr suggested calling . pol
iceman.
NIX on the cops for. me- declared
Mum. who packed his wound with q
piece of cloth and limped down to Louis
Berger's drugstore on the corner.
Louis. I'm shot-hs got mo-" Mum IN.
formed the druggist. Then he turned to
Killian. who accompanied him. and said;
II got . look at the guy. II was
'Reddy.' who potted me in the arm q
year ago. II ia a been hep q where
he lives. I'd . got him foist."
Policeman Stevenson summoned ar
ambulance In which Nunn was taken &c
the Reception Hospital.
who shot your" Stevenson asked
Num-.
That's my a~ffair-wait until ! get ou,
OF this. I'll take care Of him. answered
Nunn.
The evening world., 1911-09-09
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Will you kindly give me a suggestion
as 10 what I should wear to be married
in October7 The ceremony will be per-
formed in the minister's house. with a
supper aftcrward in n Of the hotels.
Also what shout I take away Will me?
Am fair complexion, blu eyes and slen-
der. II I should ave a suit and dresses.
will you be so kind as TO suggest what
colors and materials would DO nice for
them? l., r.
4 6rssn velvet suit made with large
rsvsrs Of sattn, worn with . dressy
velvet hat trtmmsd with shaded green
plumss would be most suitable to be
The evening world., 1911-09-09
MAN BECOMES WHOLLY A eAcH.
Flor HERE.

THE trouble frequently arises from
the city atmosphere In which young
men 1.-Two. Habits are formed tina many
are never able to shake Oft. 1t Is the
fast living in New York that produces,
to q large extent. the ~ex-bachelor hus-
band. He becomes so thoroughly and
absolutely q bachelor. thinking of his
W ways. his dissipations and his
selfish living. that he does not have
even the beginning Of q successful hus-
band.
when this sort OF nan marries his
wife In a short time begins to drag on
him. 1t Is not her fault: she Ii doing
all she can. But the husband cannot
give up his bachelor friends and sports
and pastimes. He cannot AFFORD both "A
wife and his pleasures. and nine time q
out of ten he takes his pleasures.
''This frame OF mind Is decidedly
harmful to the homo. 1t separates thu
husband and wife In every possible way.
Their interests become different, Each
begins to be e~xtravagant. he trying to
lead a bachelor life and she trying not
to think about II. Then the money gives
out. they come here or go to the divorce
court. and you have an end of the ro-
nance.
Il had n typical case the other day
The man was a bachelor through and
through. l do not believe he ever had
more than "A fleetlng Idea OF the respon.
sibility OF marriage, lie lad been over
educated. had come TO the city. and
had found himself. after a hasty mar
riage. too good to go out and work and
make enough to support his wife. Blu,
he always had enough for his bachelor
sprees. lie Is now taking a vacation on
the Island. with time to remember tina
he Ia married
The evening world., 1911-09-09

From the Chicago Record. Heraldl
PA, was job the most patient man
In the worId2"
NO, We haven't M evidence that
he ever trained a dog TO walk up a
ladder on his hind feet or that, he ever
succeeded in balancing a feather on
his nose"
The evening world., 1911-09-09
bullet Hits Girl In school.

CIuCoPEE. Mass. Sept. s-d.aura
Burgols. aged nine. was wounded In the
head yesterday by a .S2-calibre bullet
while sitting at her desk In the East
street school. The fact hat the bullet
became hettened in passing through a
window pane probably saved the girls
life.
The evening world., 1911-09-09
TELLS OF TRAGIC DEATH DUR.
ING A JOY RIDE.

I'VE are coming back from the Fred
Lundy racket at Donnelly's Grove. last
Thursday night. about 10 O'clock" said
Johnny TO the men who stood with
barred heads at the head OF the casket.
George stivers. the president of the
club. here. and the Niger and me. We
wal In a hired automobile. The Niger
The evening world., 1911-09-09

was soused to the g1lls and sitting.
Teller hit up from his slow to high
speed Just as we was getting into
Long Island City and poor old Mike
goes over with a jerk and lands on his
nut.
1T was awful. II I could have caught
his cvwi / might nave suvsu MIN. ma
head split open, right across tho part
.of his hair. and there was another
crack running down to his right ear.
We called q cop and got an ambulance
and he was ooh TO the hospital over
there and dI-d in an hour. while the
doctors was working on him. Poor old
Mike!
go his wife didn't want the IKE up
at their place In h Bronx. because
there wasn't room for II. and Stivers
the's got a heart as big as a house,
George has). sent for an undertaken
down In Madison street Ind had II nxed
up here. II amt much OF a place for
wake. but Mike would have liked II 80.
! guess"
Mr.. Plumb ven gave the name Of tho
ndertaker. But being cynical souls, the
reporters telephoned to Long Island city
and had a search ofSho police and hos
pltal records, made. No such accident
and no such death was set.
GRIEF WAS OVERCOME. 80 FAKE
WAS EXPOSED.
One of the audience OF Mr.. Plumb was
an unbellever. Men OF the Chinatown
type don Erieve with such TN open
show OF feeling AS was displayed by tho
The evening world., 1911-09-09
All Qvesttons con-

All QvesNom con-
eerNtxo dest0ms
and mafertdis Of
dresses sHoSId BE-
addressed TO the
F1sAi0n E dit0s
Of The Evening
World. No pat
terms tof designs
thts column con
be obtained, but
srffh the deScrjD.
The evening world., 1911-09-09

Of the satin foundation could shsw o.
h bottom Of the skirt, while . Small
inner yoke Of cream lace completes ths
waist. -
The check would make . very smast
suit. Rave the skirt made with very
Wide front n back panels with reuAe-
Cd corners which are stitched TO the
side pieces ID wide uek eject. Kavs
the back Of h o In c~orrssonding
eject, also the front. A straight sleeve
set in piaAn would look we'll, while
three large smoked pearl buttons
could close the coat In front.
Can you suggest how I may alter q
ringed net dress which IL wade win
a slightly shirred waist and sleeve
in one. and a hve-gored skirt? I wish
to make the dress fuller. but In maxi
ing the waist fuller would like to
combine something else.
HELENE A. NJ.
You could combir, aliovsr lace, or Q
lowered net in pale oolors. insert .
band Of II isn6thwiss In the waist,
also In the SKIRT. sdgins IL with lace
plating all around, with . band OF the
lowered also on the bottom OF the
skirt, the lace plating trimming b
upper edge, being continued from che
panel effect in front.
The evening world., 1911-09-09
"Casket," Where Mourners
Kneel and DancersiWhir Just
Plain Beer Crates Draped.
DECEIVED.
Cynical Reporter Listens to
Sad Tale of Joy Ride Death,
Then Lifts Sombre'"Pall."

All to-day and last night = black cas-
ket stood on pedes,als in the centre OF
the dancing floor Of the Chatham Club.
the toughest of the tough show places
OF Chinatown. Visitors we're told that
IL contained the body OF Niger
Nike a Chinatown bad man of ugly
police notoriety as a gang fighter.
Girls of the quarter anne In from the
streets during the carly morning and
vcpt softly over the bier. Some Of them
shamefs cedly knelt and faltercd such
words OF prayer as they could remem-
Der from their better days.
While the candles nickered in the
draughts caused by the slow moving
dancers. and servitors bawled orders
down the ~dumbwsiters and the band
nccns. 60: 80 ss.:s! :anc=. :ss friends
OF Niger Mike sat apart In corners
and talked to one another with their
hands over their faces.
COFFIN OF BEER CRATES WITH
MASK OF NEGRO UNDER PAIL.
''Nigser Mike may or may not De
CeA0- but MS DOuy ~ NOT uHueT tHat
black pail inc has not been. The coffin
10 built Of beer crates placed end to
end. neatly covered with black cloth
with sIlvered handles tackled along the
sides. Under the cloth at the head
where the head OF the deceased should
lie Is a cheap paper mask Of q negro.
stuffed with a towel.
The purpose OF the queer proceeding
IL known only to the four or Ave
friends OF Mike who arranged Il. They
won't tell. n weeping girls. the folk
VINO have sent floral observation-disclosures
Of them has known that 1t was not a
genuine iying-in-state. No outsiders.
until 81 Evening World reporter visited
the pace to-day. ave been allowed to
lift the head covering. Had he not bean
accompanied y two husky Central Of
nee men he might ave had dificulty In
getting out with hts i~,scovery.
A visitor TO the place early this morn
ing took the news OF 'Nigger Mixes"
death to the newspapers. There had
been rumors OF II for several days.
Visitors to the club found tho I'M
presslye bier as 1t had been described
10 them. At the head was q sheaf Of
flowers with a card inscribed:
The evening world., 1911-09-09
DR.. Pearson Gives More.

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Dr. d. X. Pear
sons. the aged philanthropist. who q
month ago. It was announced. had given
away his entire fortune. dug up an.
other $4,000 yesterday. He sent . check
for that amount to the Chicago City
Missionary Society.
The evening world., 1911-09-09
COMPLIMENTS OF wHIsKEY BILL.

At the foot was a great set piece,
which must have cost a good many dol
lars. u broken column on which was
worked In flowers the words
The evening world., 1911-09-09
'EX-BACHE[0RS"
SPOIL HAPPINESS
MANY HOMES
New York Men Can't Make
Successful Husbands Till
They Forget Single Days.

"WAsn men cease to lead the Z
istsnos Of sx-bachslors, after
marriage, ana become real has
bands. there will be far less al.
divorce ana domestic happiness"
That Is tho opinion Of Judge Robert
c. Cornell Of tho Domestic Relations
Court Of a certain species Of married
TO be found largely in cities like
New York.
Men don't seem TO know nowadays
what II means TO be husbands, and the
situation Is positively tragic" said
Judge Cornell. Now. It only stands -
reason that no man can be a successful
husband and a bachelor at the same
time. This morning. for instance. I had
four cases before me to which this APP
piles. l do not say this condition Is, at
present. any great n to the COM
munity. but the conditions that produce
this state OF mind In a man should be
attacked
The evening world., 1911-09-09

A new and disfincttve feature OF
this department "a the illustration
Of the different pieces Of the pattern
accessory for the making Of the
garment shotcn. Patterns IN regular
stses cannot be obtained, but icifh
the use OF a pante0rdph. the illus.
trution, which Is f.f8 Of a size So,
con be enlarged to any size desired.
The evening world., 1911-09-09
TO OUR DEAR FRIEND MIKE.

Johnny Plumb. ancient companion Of
the supposed deceased. red-eyed with
grief Tor somethlng) old huskily OF
'Nigger Mikes death. Mike, II should
be explained. had not a trace OF Ethi-
opian blood In him.
The evening world., 1911-09-09

nom JwyntsAed u u q simple motter
to soork oxt patterns.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-20
Kill More Than Wild Beasts.

The number of people killed yearly
by wild beasts don't approach the vast
number killed by disease germs. Ne
life is safe from their attacks. They're
in air, water, dust, even food. But
grand protection is afforded by Elec-
trio Bitters, which destroy and expel
these deadly disease germs from the
system, That's why chills, fever and
ague, all malarial and many blood dis
eases yield promptly to this wonderful
blood purifier. Try them, and enjoy
the glorious health and new strength
they'll give you. Money back if not
satisfied. Only so cents at Haynes &
Taylor's and j. H. Orme's.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-20

guest of Orval and Ebert Wilson
last week.
Cutting oats is the order of
the day.
Sherman Crayne had an ice
cream supper Tuesday night and
uncle Joe Crayne was there with
his graphaphone and furnished
the music.
We are needing rain in this
neighborhood.
Prayermeeting here every
Saturday night; Sunday School
every Sunday evening at three
o'clock.