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House Names in Holland.

VTTOIH ~ TWHTOH 'UTVHTVIF.T
The Dutch, like the French villagers,
can teach English folk a much needed
lesson in the selection of house names.
Mr.. L. V. Lucas In his "Wanderer In
Holland" gives a few samples OF the
titles which Dutch merchants bestow
upon their country villas-"Beyond Ex-
pectation." without Care" Our Con-
tentment," pleasure and Rest" MY
Desire Is Satisfied" MY Pleasure and
life" Friendship and Socisbility."
Joy and Peace" mot SO Bad" Those
names at any rate convey sentiments
which Indicate the true feelings Of their
owners. and as such are preferable to
the "Belle Vues" and "Laurels" with
which our suburbs TEEN.
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BROOKLYN COURT CLOSED.
Butler street Tribunal IL Under
going Repairs.

After to-day's session the Butler Street
Court. IN Brooklyn. was closed for re-
pairs. II Is to be practically rebuilt.
Forty years ago It was a Dutch Re
formed church n for twenty years
It had been a police court.
Many times the late Magistrate Tighe
urged the city authorities TO overhaul
the ancient structure and make It suit
able for human usage. but not until
after his death did the order come for
the improvements.
While the courthouse 10 undergoing
rehabilitation the business OF the dis
trict will be divided among the other
courts in that part of Brooklyn.
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MOST UNGAlLANT SWAIN
GONE; WEDDING OFF,

Invitations for the wedding tomorrow,
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hensen. a builder. OF No. 3Os
President street. Brooklyn. OF their
daughter. Agnes Rebecca, to Andrew
David Swain of No. IA State street.
were yesterday withdrawn because OF
the disappearance OF Swain without any
explanation.
Among those who are anxiously in
curing his whereabouts besides the par
ents Of the disappointed young woman
Is Mrs. Mae Fltchett. who says Swain
Is $2 In arrears for room rent. Swain
left his boa riding house last Friday
after packing up his belongings and a
number OF photographs OF Miss Hensen.
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STEEPLECHASE PARK WINS.
Enjoins building Superin-
tcndent From Interfering.

Justice Aspinhll in the Brooklyn SUI
preme Court signed an Injunction to-
day restraining John Thatcher. Super
tendent of Buildings or Brooklyn from
further Interference with Georse c.
Tllyou In he conduct OF his race
course in Steeplechase Park.
This Injunction Is a climax to a long
conflict between Tilyou and Thatcher.
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POPE HAS %SCLER0SIS.

LONDON. May Si.-A Rome dispatch
to the Morning News to-day says that
II has been confirmed that Pope Plus
is suffering from arterio sclerosIs, or
hardening OF the heart walls.
Among the Vatican intimates. IL is
said. the seriousness OF. the Pope's con.
dition Is admitted.
The evening world., 1911-05-31

ALHANY. May SI-State Comptroller
sohmer has appointed T. Ludlow
OF New York "a succeed James
foarance, resigned. as transfer tax
appraiser for New York County at a
salary of 5000. MIR. Christie was
fourth upon al eligible list. Frank IL.
sincerbeaux OF New York. who was
second on the list, declined to be CON
sidsred for the position. :.
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4 Practical Woman.


WTVHI IHV INNdOn NhFOnIcTf,I
They were evidently honest lovers
@ho sat before this writer on the top
OF he omnibus which piles between two
riverside towns. And the sights and
smells stimulated their Imagination that
came In whlfrs to the lonely listener.
There was n cottage powered In roses,
and next 10 it an ugly little mouse with
q hon-run. That's what I'm thinking
about said the young IA Just sniff
those roses" The young woman looked
back at the hen-run. II know which ia
rather have she said. Gimme those
chickens for cholce."} For the woman
wal practical
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CARUSO TO DEATH CHAIR.
of Gang Who Killed Paymaster
Fowler Sentenced.

HUDSON. ". Y. May 3l.-Salvatore
Caruso was to-day sentenced TO death
for the murder OF Denton Fowler OF
Haverstraw. paymaster OF the Atlas
Brick and supply Company. and George
Ragsdale, driver OF the wagon.
The crime was committed last Sep
TENDER while the two victims were GO
ing to the company's yard. They were
robbed OF $500. but the money was
found mex day In the woods nearby.
In February three men were arrested
in Brooklyn for the crime. In the trial
Collisgro Uzso confessed that all three
were implicated with Ave Others.
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the London Ohronlcle.)

How long Is IT since the expression Il
N think" .twb,h much emphasis on
the don'p nrst came into vogue2 The
question is prompted by the discovery
OF the phrase In al unexpected place,
In the sixth chapter of MARTIN ChuzZ.
levitt YOU will md Tom Pinch Gliding
himself for feeling melancholy at the
thought OF his separation from his sis
ter, and he says Pm a nice man,
] don't think, TO be feeling low" Quite
the modern sense Of the phrase, as yoi
win notice.
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Injured mt New ArmOry.

Edward Weiss, al electrician. while at
work to-day on the new armory OF the
Twenty-second Engineers at One Hun
dred and Sixty-e!ghth street and Fort
Washington avenue. fell Town a stair
way and fractured his skull. He was
removed to Washington Heights Hospl-
tai. Weiss lives at IN Hundred and
Slxty-fourth street and Ogden avenue.
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WOMAN NEVER LIVED IN HoL.
YOKE, MASS.

HOLYOKE. Mass. May 3i.-A further
investigation in this city has convinced
the police that Mrs. Lillian Blower
Scheib was never a resident OF this city.
A Glover family formerly lived here,
hut their daughter. II living. would not
be more than fourteen or fifteen years
old at the present time.
IL had been reported that Mrs. Srhelb
had recently visited her father. John
Glover OF Springfield, Mass. Inquiry at
Springfield resulted In the announce
ment that no person named John Glover
lives In that city. nor has any one OF
that name ever lived there so far as
any record can be obtained.
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MAHARAJAH'S HEADLIGHT,
WORTH A FORTUNE, LOST.

LONDON. May 3l.-There Is a search
going on in London for an immensely
valuable diamond supposed to haye
been dropped in the street from the tur-
ban OF the Maharajah of Bikanir. who,
many other coronation visitors.
has brought priceless gems TO wear on
the festive occasion.
The police are busy. but there Is no
clue 10 the stone. II is not believed
that the diamond was stolen.
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Electricians "a Play Baseball.

A baseball game that should be light
ming fast viii be played this afternoon.
weather permitting. at Washington
Park Ball Grounds, In Brooklyn. I. Will
be between ten mi representing the Eil-
son Electric Illuminating Company OF
Brooklyn and the Philadelphia Electric
company and has been arranged In con-
nection with the convention OF the Ma
tional Light Association now in session
In this city.
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singer as well as a writer. Dispatches
from Bolyoke and Springfield say the
FAMILY moved to Chicago about ten
years ago, and Il may have been there
that Schclb first met her.
CAUSE OF DEATH IS NOT
SETTLED.
II has been impossible thu far to de-
termine the cause of the woman's death
owing 20 the condition OF tho body The
Visccia have been turned over to an
expert for a chemical analysis. There
were no marks on the bare skull. but
death could have been produced In
many ways that Wouid not be apparent
now.
Idcaili alton was made yesterday by
schelb himself at the Morgue. lie had
previously described his wife's teeth 70
the detectives They found she had TWO
front teeth crowned with gold and 'wo
others were pivot teeth, as Schieb hal
described them
1t could not be told whether tho shi-,
found In the tab had been worn or
thrown over tho body. There was als)
a s!nFh1m apson and a bath towel TIE
room was Ia good order except for tie
dust and a lot Of cigarette stubs Uttered
about.
Scheib. Notwithstanding the contra
dlctions that are pointed out to him In
his statements. contends that he hadn't
seen his wife since February. and that
her body was not In the bathtub as late
as April T.. when he had q bath there.
He SAYS he to'1 her he would not 20
after her again II she left him. and
that was the reason he made no effort
to find her when she disappeared. lie
expected she would return OF her own
accord. He told various stories OF her
whereabouts. he said. to hide the fact
that she had left him. and told people
the hrst thing that happened to come
into his mind.
lilo says his wife must have returned
drowned herself In the bathtub,
and that II any chemical solution was
In the tub she put II there herself
vlndictivcness towards him.
Coroner's Physician Leblanc does not
believe II would have been possible for
n person TO have fallen or lain In tho
cramped position In which the body was
found.
Scheib n held without bail on n techni-
cal charge OF operating an automobile
a license. Tho Inquest into this
death OF his wife will be held tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Associate
Justice John Marshall Harlan OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States,
to-day celebrated his seyenty-eighth
birth lay anniversary. His associates
on N. bench and friends congratulated
him on the event. Justice Harlan's
health In excellent and he said to-day
that he had been sick but twice In his
life.
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wrccker tent to nenedic, Yacht.

HAVANA. May sl.-The ocean tug
Premier has been sent from Jamaica to
Colorado Reef to aid In floating Commo-
dore Benedict's yacht Virginia. which Is
still! hard and fast aground despite
earnest efforts 10 float her.
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TO ANALYzE THE FLUID FOUND
IN TUB.

No effort was made by the police TO
snalyse the fluid in the bathtub, sup
posed to have been placed there for the
purpose OF destroying Identification. but
Coroners Physician Leblanc took a
sample OF II last night to ascertain
what II 10.
"a boz Of 20 cartridges was found UNI
DIR a sink. wrapped in a newspaper
5chsib told the Coroner he was In the
1Pt about April 10. and not only slept
1epe. but took a bath In the tub, the
same In which the body that experts
say had been lifelesr for several
months was found.
The Scheib apartment is on the
wound floor m consists OF three rooms
md q bath. They had had Il since fan
epd the rent OF u a week was promptly
laid until a few days ago. /, is due TO
ne SUBSTANTIAL condition OF the place
that the body was not discovered long
ago because CT the od5r. j, was learned
to-day that In March a family moved
from the apartment directly overhead
because or = mysterious odor that no
could race, although the ~janltor.
engineer, ard Others had sought 4.
Aaother remarkable thing Is that a
gAs man was let In by the Janitnr
some weeks ago 10 look at the quarter
naeter. but the body was not discovered
the bathroom door was closed, and "a
the meter was In the Kitchen the door
was not opened. The only thing that
caused either man 10 comment WAS mat
everything seemed to DO mighty dusty.
Nobody about the house remembers sea-
lng Mrs. cheib since about Christmas.
They appeared TO be an anectlonate
couple most Of the time. but were known
10 have "spats" occasionally.
h was a writer on suffrage topics
ana also. judging from papers found In
the nat. q reader OF many OF the better
class OF books. II looked from one
batch OF copy" as II she was about 10
start q novel.
She wal Lillian Glover Of Massachu-
is' Ind IL understood to have bsen q
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Supreme Court this afternoon a writ OF
III IDEAS corpus calling for the production
OF Scheib In court tomorrow morning.
The Court Will hear arguments at that
time.
Karlin's petition recites hat schcib
was committed on the order OF Cor
oner Heileusteln. and that such COM
mitment is null and void because the
coroner acted without Jurisdiction An
pfidsvit made by "a police Officer. Inn
Cheating Sche!h. the petition r~eoite'.
not sufficient TO warrant Scheib',
I ntinued Imprisonment No facts or
circumstances, tac lawyer states, are
set forth in the AFFIDAVIT TO show that
the death OF Mrs. Schelh occurred ~
homicide or that her husband commit
ted the crime or was In any way Inn
plicated in II.
The detectives attach a 10, Of import
ance . Scheib's admission made to the
Coroner and to various police officials
that he was In the HAT April Is last.
Two weeks before that a family lIv.ng
N the nat above thai for which S.heib
paid tho rent was driven out by an un-
oearable odor. The C%oroner's experts
say tho body was in the bathroom at
iAaAs th,.a ,,A,sha
Evening journal., 1911-04-14
Municipal Journal Treats Of
Subject in Special Article
From Washington

In the current issue of the Munich
pal Journal appears an article on
street car railway boxes, the same
system as We tried on the Delaware
avenue line here for a year, the Nc
Allister mail box being used. The ar
ticle contains a cut Of Delaware
avenue car with Judge Henry c. Con-
rad, then postmaster. and Samuel S.
Hoff. former general manager of the
Wilmington City Railway Company,
standing by the car in the ACT of mail
ing letters in the new device.
The article is dated Washington and
is as follows:
II negotiations now pending between
the Post Office Department and the
street railway companies are success
full. letters may be mailed in boxes at
tached to the sides Of the street cars
and their outward dispatch greatly
facilitated. Various plans have been
tried by the department TO perfect a
system of rapid mail collection. In
some cities where postal cars are
operated on the street railways letter
boxes have been provided on the mail
cars and the mail dropped in them has
had the immediate attention of the
postal clerks. Such a plan was tried
I'm this city for a while. The new plan,
however, is said 10 be much more
effective and satisfactory. 1t contem-
plates the attachment to the side Of
the street car of a mail box with a
large funnel-shaped mouth, into which
letters may be easily dropped when
the car stops at the cofners or the
Evening journal., 1911-04-14
VVVYVVV VVYVNVIYV1IV VYVVIVWYVYVVVVN

soft winds and flowers, and. along
with a thousand glories of rejuvenated
nature. the death-dealing house fly.
We might do we'll TO look at the
results accomplished i'm Kansas. a
State we are accustomed 10 think of
as the home of the tornado and the
locust. II was Kansas that made the
battle cry Swat that fiy!" famous
Il is heard now in England and IN
Canada. If we all paid as much heed
to the misdeeds of the fly as the Kan
sans do. we would find our death rate
dropping in a way that would sur
prise us.
But "swatting the fly" is only one
of the many ways by which Kansas
is making herself the cleanliest State
in the Union You must carry your
own drinking cup there or go thirsty;
likewise you must use your own towel.
brush and comb. Perhaps the hotel
keeper whose sheets are not quite
nine feet long may escape. but woe
to him If his linen is dirty
Kansas maintains that a comb. a
brush, a towel and a drinking cup
are just as intimate personal belong
ings as a toothbrush. On this prin-
ciple she is sterilizlng the germs out
of her territory, and working on the
principle Mat each death Is a loss
economically to her resources.
Kansas is as far ahead of New York
as she is far away from her We can
cast our eyes westward and learn q
valuable lesson, then cast them
homeward and put it into practice
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GOOD FRIDAY---EASTER
BY Daniel Monagle.
Ring out glad bells and ten,

Ring out glad bells and tell.
Tell 10 the world the story,
The hlesfed Easter-tide is here,
II fills the world with glory
Each heart will thrill with gladness,
Each heart be filled with cheer:
For all will sing with loud acclaim,
The Easter-tide is here
oh Easter, glorious Easter.
We love thy advent So
It brings us sunlight, peace and Joy,
All hearts will overflow.
Because our days Of gloom are past
Through which We mourned a
mortal;
Now proudly palms Of victory wave
Around an open portal.
Ring on. oh bells. and tell TO all.
That Christ is risen today;
And for a lost and sin-cursed world.
Has now prepared a way.
For He who once was crowned with
thorns,
Is crowned with glory. now:
A Kingly crown now rests upon
The Mighty Victor's brow.
We stood beside an empty tomb.
The stone is rolled away;
The gloom that once enshrouded us,
Is turned to perfect day.
Then ring on bells, ring on, ring on
There's music in each lay;
And each and every heart responds,
Welcom Sweet Easter-day.
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tho following as powerful tonic to i'm
prove the circulation. Comp. Syrup Hypo.
phosphites oxs.. Tincture Cadomcne Conn.
o. (not Cardamon.)
This course Of treatment should be con.
tinued until entirely relieved
Society Excessive perspiration under
tho arms can he relieved by washing morn
ing and night with a plur Of warm water
20 which has been added level teaspoon
fui Of Antiseptic Nilanc Powder. but 10
cure. the only sure method is to battle the
entire body once daily and keep the bowels
active. The perspiration should not be
checked altogether.
Reiief;-Your stomach trouble is due 70
an excess Of acid causing much gas rumh
ling. headache. sour riaings, etc. especially
after eating acid fruits. etc. Take Tablets
Triopcptine as per directions accompanying
sealed package. Also take Ia teaspoonful
Of Sodium Phosphate--in water-after each
meal. II constipnted. take 8grain Tablets
Sulpherh. put up In sealed tubes, Never
take q substitute for anything 7 prescribe.
Frank r..-Your description indicates that
your blood Is poorly circulated and your
main trouble s prnritis ami etching piles).
The only reliable treatment is as follows
Mix Hyposulphite Of Soda ozs., Antisep,
tic Vilane Powder 2 ozs. Add teaspoon.
ful 10 pint of warm water and wnsh the
parts thoroughly with Il twice daily. after
which apply the following ointment Car
boic Acid 40 minims, Citrine Ointment
Mix. aud apply twice daily Continue until
cured To improve the circulation, take
teaspoonful 70 times daily of the FOL.
lowing: Tincture Hamamels ozs.. Tine.
ture Cadomene Comp. I oz Aromatic Syrup
Rhuhnrh 2 oza. Mix
Mrs r. s;-I do not know the formula
YOU refer 70. An excellent and reliable
stain for the hair which Ia not harmful, but
beneficial as q hair tonic. follows: Take six
heaping tahlespoonfuls Of coffee and boil
n IN pints Of water until reduced by
evaporation 20 / quart. Strain thoroughly,
let cool and then add one ounce Of Vilane
Powder Shake and dampen the hair twice
daily by making the coffee stronger or
wenker YOU can make any shade you de.
sire The odor Of coffee Ia lost by long
boiling
Harret--use same treatment as ELLA. -
Tho correct formula for reducing fat 5
90 Z pounds q week Is; Fl. Ext Bladder
wrnck IL or, Glycol. Arbolenc 1 o., Aro.
matte Elixir 1-2 ozs Mix. Shake well
and for the frat 3 days take teaspoonful
after each meal, and thereafter increase TO
two teaspoonfuls.
y. d. R:-Yonr trouble being Of SER
ious private nature you should write. civ.
ing full particulars name and address /
cannot answer in these columns. Send for
] my examination chart
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SAY HAT MEASURE
ISN'T BRAIN INDEX
Odd Facts Disclosed by Change
in Shape Of Presidents
Head
NO CHANGE AFTER
BODY HAS GROWTH

NEW YORK. April 14-"Small
heads Of prominent men which were
does not hold. according to records
Of hatters I'm New York Comment
ing on the change in size and shape OF
President Taft's head, the dealers who
supply New York men with headgear,
said that the size. shape and contour
of a mans head. seemingly. had moth
ing to do with the quality of his brain.
Some powerful business men," said
f. Nj. Youmans, of the firm of You
mans. have larrc, long heads, while
others have small, round ones.
THE head changes I'm shape and
size naturally, as does the body. but
II seldom occurs in a man who has
his growth Very often Il Is due to
enlargement Of the brain, caused by
excessive work. such as | suppose 60
be the case with President Taft"
Examinations Of the shape OF the
head of prominent men which we're
kept on file by Youmans. the Young
Hat Company. Dunlap Hat Company
and +. NJ. Knox showed that although
i'm few cases the shape OF one head
varied TO any great extent there was
no system which could be followed
in determining the type Of mind n
man had.
John d. Rockefeller and John d.
Rockefeller. Jr.. have long and rather
narrow heads Andrew Carnegie's
head is broad and not very long Au-
gust Belmont's head is both long aud
broad. and the head of Howard Gould
Is rather small. but broad for it's
! length This includes about everv
type Of head, speaking broadly.
John McGraw. manager Of the
Giants. has a head almost identical
in shape with that Of President Taft
at the present time Mr. McGraw's
head also has grown in size IN the
last five years. Il has almost the
same irregularity that President
Tafts formerly had
The one class of head which seems
TO adhere 10 a general rule is the type
which seems to develop I'm iurists.
Mayor Gaynor. Magistrate Corrigan,
Judge Hough and Judge Hand have
all broad heads and large. Each has
a tendency to he irregular. having de-
veloped a little the most on the right
side
kid" Mccoy has a small head, very
broad az the back and narrowing at
the front Robert Fitzsimmons' head
Is small and round. and John L. Sui
livans's head is long. broad and very
regular
The opinion Of the hatters Is that II
takes a long time for a mans head &,
change in shape and size, excep
where enlargement is due to disease
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tion TO the park system of the city.
Scores of fine old shade trees already
cover the tract and the old moss
covered rocks, which hide in their
shadows tender violets and other wild
flowers. enhance the natural beauty.
There is a large four-story mansion
on the place. which could be used as a
kindergarten or library for the neigh
borhood. as the Park Commissioners
saw At. On each of the four stories
there is running water Although
the house is In need of little paint,
on the exterior. it is generally in good
repair. A few years ago II was one
of the show places Of the city. Sucn
park is needed I'm the southwestern
section, and as the progress Of the
city is causing all the open places in
this vicinity to be built up, It would
be a wise move of Council to buy this
property at this time. The price ask
ed is said to be lower than building
lots IN the vicinity have sold for.
One advantage of this property is
that ii would not require any i'm
provement. The grounds are laid out
in walks and drives. There are level
places that could be used for play
grounds, and surrounding the whole
are terraces Two lines of cars make
it easy Of access from any part of the
city. The Lancaster avenue cars
pass within a square of the proposed
park and the Linden street line Of the
Peoples Company passes by the place
These would make It possible for the
park to be used as much by residents
from other sections of the city as by
those in the Twelfth and Eleventh
wards, who live near it.
Opportunity.
Wilmington. Del. April IL. 1911.
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Everyone who is troubled with sore,
sweaty. or tender feet-swollen feet
smelly feet, corns, callouses or bun
ions can quickly make their feet well
now. Here is instant relief and a
lasting. permanent remedy-it's called
TIZ. TIZ makes sore feet we'll and
swollen feet are quickly reduced Ia
their natural size. Thousands OF
ladies have been able TO wear shoes
full size smaller with perfect COM
fort.
It's the only foot remedy ever made
which acts on the principle Of draw
ing out all the poisonous exudations
which cause sore feet. Powders and
other remedies merely clog up the
pores. TIZ cleanses them out and
keeps them clean. II works right on.
You will feel better the very first time
it's used. Use It a week and you can
forget you ever had sore feet. There
is nothing on earth that can compare
with il. TIZ is for sale at all drug
gists. rs cents per box or direct If
you wish from Walter Luther Dodge
& Co.. Chicago, Ill.