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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-15

lenlem do anglelSNego KonSuld
W Nowym Yorku, ten interpelo-
wal rade szkolna W Perth Amboy,
kt6ra dziewczynke wykluczyla.
Asystent superintedenta rady
szkolnej oswiadczyl, re sprawa
to dyscypliny szkolnej miejsco-
wei, a zatem Mkt inny W to mie-
szae sic ME ma pra@a
Przekradanie sic Chinczykow'
Los Angeles, Cal, Is wrzesna.
Po dluzszem polowaniu i wy
mianie kilkunastu strzalow udalo
sic urzednikowi imigracyjnemu,
G. T. Connellowi, W poblizu Bur-
bank zatrzymac automobll, w
ktorym oprocz szofera znajdowall
sic trzej Chihczycy, widocznle
przez granice Meksyku tajemnie
przewieaieni. Istnieje podobno
zorganizowana szajka trudniaca
sic ulatwianiem Chinczykom
przekradania sic przez granice.
Powrotna emigracya.
Nowy York, Is wrzesnia. =
Liczba robotnikow, ktora w bic
zacym roku wyemigrowala ma
powrot do swych stron rodzin-
nych, przewyzsza liczbe emigran-
tow zesziorocznych $4,000.
Przyczyna niewiadoma (O.
Zn6w tajemnicze morderstwo.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Is wrzes-
mia. - w maiej farmie W Anoka
county, kilka mil ma polnoc cd
Minneapolis, popelniono podwoj-
ne albo potr6jne morderstwo.
w piwnicy domku znaleziono
zwloki zamordowanej zony tu-
tejszego kelnera Waltera Bette
ma; W ogrodzie nalezacym do po-
siadlosci zwioki zamordowanego,
nieznanego i ME identyfikowane-
60 jeszcze mezczyzny; Cd dwu
dni znik1 bez sladu parobek far
merski, Frank Rhoades, a woko-
10 posiadlosci znaleziono liczne
slady krwi. Farma nalezy do kel-
nera Boltena, ktorego iona mie-
szkala ma niej w lecie, podczas
gdy jej kuzyn, Rhoades, zajmo-
wal sic robotami' Sasiedzi zdzi-
wieni cisza ma farmie panujaca,
weszli ma grunta odkryli mai
prod zwloki kobiety w piwnicy,
widocznie, tam po zamordowaniu
wciagniete, potem W ogrodzie
swiezo usypana mogile i pod nia
zwloki mezczyzny.
Awiatorzy w drodze.
Susquehanna, Pa, 10 wrzesnia.
= James ]. Ward, ktory ubiega
sic nagrode Hearsta "a przelot
cd Oceanu do Oceanu, dostai sic
do Callicoon, N. Y, kilka mil
stad, o godzinie 4:35 popoiudniu
wczoraj, przebywszy 1873 mil. Z
Middletown, N. Y. do Callicorn
przeby} przestrzen SO mil W 81
minutach. Dwukrotnie musia} sic
spuszczac ma ziemie, mianowi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-15
Strachy.

- w CZOrd] CnyDd kuSltO - po-
wtarza niejedna sasiadka do uko-
chanel kumy.
Nj stad nj zowad dzwoni}y
wczoraj dzwonki przy telefonach
i elewatorach, tynk odpada} cd
sufitu i caie miasto pocilo sic Jak
W tureckiej kapieli.
Chicagoski prorok powietrza
tl6maczy te strachy: Wczoraj
popofudniu miasto okry}o sic
wiigocia, a pol godziny poznieJ
zacze}o sic pocic.
Zetkniecie zimnego i ciepiego
powietrza wytworzylo pare, ia
zas nasiak}a w druty - dzwon-
XII same dzwonify.
w setkach domow tynk ME
spodzianie zaczaf odpadac, ma
scianach ukazaly sic grube kro-
pie potu, wolano wiec plumbia-
rzy, DO pewnie pekla jakas rura
cd woody.
w budynkach sr6dmiejskich
pot ten poczynii wielkie szkody.
O godzinie 7mej wieczorem
stalo sic duszno goraco. Pioru=
ny billy co chwila, lecz deszcz
W niekt6rych dzielnicach miasta
ukazal sic dopiero po godzlnie 8
mel.
Temperature W ciagu dnia
wczorajszego byla bardzo cleka-
wa. 0 1otej rano termometr
wskazywa} 60 stopni, w poludnie
70, 5tej 80, a o Smej pred bu-
RIA rtet sic podniosia do 81 stop
nj.
Prezesowi odebrano wiadze.
Ma burzliwej sesyi, po dlugiej
awanturze odebrano wladze pre-
zesowi dystryktu sanltarnego,
Tomaszowi A. Smyth. Prezes ten
rzadzil autokratycznie przez diva
miesiace obcinajac robotnikom
zarobek paralizujac dziafalnosc
calej rady sanitarnej.
Ma wczorajszem zebraniu ME
szczedzono slow oburzenia pod
adresem prezesa - wres7cie
wiekszoscia glosow postanowiono
zmieniG reguly, podiug ktorych
rada sic prowadzi. Zmiana regus
obcina skrzydia Smythowi, odble-
ra mu wszelkie przywileje / spra-
WV teraz kompletnie zalezec be-
da cd caiosci rady, a ME cd WI
dzimisie prezesa.
Prezes postepowai tax auto
kratvcznie. re nawet kontrakty
ma milionowe prace wydawaf bez
porady innych dyrektorow.
Ottawa.
Szesnastu detektywow Chi
cago zwiedzilo wczoraj try do
my przy jeziorze Round Lake -
urzadzono formalna ob}awe, ably
w miejscach, gdzie zbieraja sic
chicagoscy sluggerzy z}apac ia
ma Ramlera, rzekomo uprowadzo-
nego tajnie swiadka prokuratoryl
w procesach sluggerow. Dwoch
mezczyzn aresztowano: lednego
towarzysza Enrighta i jakiegos
ex-zbrodniarza.
Oblawe urzadzono rowniez W
celu odkrycia tajemnicy jaka jesz-
cze otacza smierc Fryderyka
Wennerstroma, szofera zamordo-
wanego w poblizu rzeki Fox.
w domach mad jeziorem znale-
ziono dokumenty i listy sadzo-
nych sluggerow, przesiane tam
ma przechowanie.
Ramlera ME znaleziono wciaz
jeszcze Jest przypuszczenie, re 60
zamordowano, ably ME swiadczy'
przeciw sluggerom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-15

Gle w Paterson, n. J. i W Middle
town, azeby naprawi6 cos przy
maszynie. Dzisiaj zamierza do
stac sic do Oswego, N. Y.
Colfax, Cal, Is wrzesnia. -
Robert G.. Fowler, ow aviator,
ktory W swej podrozy re San
Francisco do Nowego Yorku miai
wypadek rezbicia sic biplanu,
wczoraj z mechanikami zabral sic
do zbudowania nowego biplanu
czesci pogruchotanej maszyny.
w sobote zamierza zrobic probe,
a W niedziele puscic sic W dalsza
droge. Kluby W Colfax i rozni >
bywatele zlozyli $500 ma rekon-
strukcye aeroplanu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-15
Niegodziwy zamach.

Fulton, Mo-, 10 wrzeSnla. -
Odbywa sic tu process Jetta
Woodsa, hodowcy bydia Con-
cord, Mo-, obwinionego o to, &c
zamierzai zamordowaG czlon-
kow rodziny. McPheetersa zapo-
moca zatrutej gumy do zucla.
Przed niejakim czasem dzieci Nc
Pheetersa znalaz}y ma swym die
ciiicu pakieciki guma do zucia.
Zuly ia, a potem zachorowaiy.
P6zniej iona McPheetersa Wi
dziala, re Woods przerzuca ma
jej dziedziniec takie pakieclkl.
Gume zbadano i okazaio sic, ze
zawiera. trucizne. Pomledzy
Woodsem a McPheetersami cd
dluzszego czasu panule nlezgo-
da.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-15
CIV nieprawda?

Kto ME vie, vie. ze ME vie. ten
dalej zajdzie, niz ten co mysli. il
vie. a ME vie, re ME vie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-15
Te|egramy KrajoWe.
Podroz prezydenta Tafta'

LJSulOCZOllySIl, MUG pOIltySy
uwazaja "a bardzo Wazna, gdyz
Cd jej wyniku moze zalezet be-
die ponowna jego nominacya.
Gala dlugosc podr6zy wynosic
ma $4,000 mil; prezydent przeje
die przez "a Stanow, W IS "a
mierza przemawiac. Najdluzszy
stosunkowo czas spedzi W Sta
mach. Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa,
Missouri, Montana, Idaho. Cali
fornia. Oregon. Washington,
South Dakota, Minnesota i WI
sconsin: sd to Stany t. wv. lin
surgenckie" cd niejakiego czasu,
- Podroz rozpocznie sic dis Cd
Bostonu, a pierwszem miastem,
w ktorem prezydent sic zatrzy-
ma, bedzie Syracuse, n. \. To-
warzyszyc beda W podrozy pre-
zydentowi: sekretarz {. d, Hill
les, major A. w. Butt, DIR. Tho
mas l.. Rhoades Qekarz prezy-
dental, dwaj stenografi, trzel
tajni detektywi 9-ciu dziennika-
rzy.
Nowy pocztowy urzad W Chi
gaco
Washington, 15 wrzesnla. -
Rad natychmiast zarzsdzi po-
trzebne wywiaszczenia, azeby
pozyskaG grunta potrzebne do
budowy urzedu pocztowego ma
zachodniej czeSci miasta Chica-
go, Grunta te nosza nazwe bloku
%, odgraniczone So ulicami
Van Buren, Jefferson, Desplalnes
i Congress. Pozniej Rad nabe-
die jeszcze biloxi IA, sasiaduJacy
blokiem 30, ale narazie ten O.
statni wystarczy.
Ze zjazdu gubernatorow.
Spring Lake, n. J., 10 wrzesnia.
Gubernatorzy "a Stanow gioso-
wall "a TEN, azeby wreczyc maj
wyzszemu Trybunalowi Stanow
Zjedn. protest przeciw rozstrzy-
gnieciu kwestyi rat W Minneso-
Gle. Protestujacy po dluzszej dy-
skusyi przyszli do przekonania,
ze owe rozstrzygniecie .bylo
wkraczaniem w ptawa i naruSze-
MEM autonomii Stanu. Ma czele
komitetu ktory ma protest dore-
czyc, STAG bedzie Judson Harmon,
gubernator Stanu Ohio i byly ge-
neralny prokurator Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, Do protestu ME
przyiaczyi sic gubernator North
Carolina, ale tylko dlatego, ze ME
chcial wytwarzac precedensu
przylaczyli sic zaS gubernatorzy
Stanow: Ala, Colo, Fla, Ga, l.
daho, Ka Md, Mass, Miss,
Mo-, Mont, Neb., n. H., n. j.,
| n. Dakota. Ohio, Oklahoma, Pa,
| R. l.. Utah, Va, Wash, w. Va,
Wis. Wyo'
Spring Lake, Is wrzesnla.
Reprezentanci gazet wypytywall
republikanskich gubernatorow,
czyja kandydature ma prezyden-
ia popieraja. Okazalo sic, re no
minacyi Tafta zycza sobie guber-
natorzy Tener Pennsylvania,
Glascock z w. Virginia, Wilson
Kentucky, Hay z Washington i
Pothier z Rhode Island; nomina-
cvi La Follette'a zas Nc Go
vern Wisconsin,, Casey z Wyo-
ming, Vessey re S. Dakota,
Stubbs z Kansas Aldrich z Ne
braski. Gubernatorzy Bass z
New Hampshire Hadley Mis-
souri, ME chcieli wyrazic swego
zapatrywania.
Salutowanie flagi.
Jersey City, n. J., Is wrzesnia
= w Stanie New Jersey istniele
ustawa szkolna,, ma mocy ktorel
dzieci szkolne codziennie ranc
musza salutowac flage skladac
przysiege szanowania tel flagi
Czternastoletnia Catherine And
sley onegdaj ME chciala tego u
czynic "a to wykluczono ia re
szkoly. Ojciec jei, poddany Wiel
kiej Brytanii, zwrocii sic zaza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-15
z Turcyi.

Konstantynopol. Is wrzesnia.
w cafei Turcyi zastraszajaco
grasuie cholera i tysiace ludzi
mrze ma MIA. Rownie w euroPel-
skiei. iak i azyatyckiej Turcyi
niema prawie okolicy wolnej cd
zarazv; niektore wsie wymariy
prawie doszczetnie. Wysiiki
wiadz sanitarnych, by epidemic O.
graniczyG = ME wystarczala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-15
RewoluCYa w {
Wielki wybuch wulkanu.
5x-SzACH w ODwROCIE.
Z KONGRESU SOCYALIST0W.

ssor, arneryl<arfsl<iej po.vieSciopisarlei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-15

Teheran. Is wrzeSnia. Ex-
szach Mohamet Ali pokonany zu-
pelnie w swych zakusach reak-
cyino-rewolucyjnych i pobity ma
glove. uchodzi kraju; ma on
podobno zamiar osiaSc gdzieS po-
"a granicami Persyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-15
sprzykrzyla i'm sic gospodarka

Topeka, kas., Is wrzeSnia. -
Commercial Club" W Hume
well, Kas., gdzie burmistrzyna
Jest pani Ellen Wilson, toczaca u
stawiczna wojne 5 aldermana-
mi. wskutek czego prawdziwa pa
nuie anarchia W rzadach miasta,
zwrocii sic do gubernatora Stubb-
sa prosba, by W jakikolwiek spo-
sob polozyf koniec tel gospodar-
ce osmieszajacej miasto nara
zajacej je ma szkody. Obywatele
w mieScie zamierzaja usunac z
urzedu bumistrzynie / alder
manow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-15
zAMACH Ma STOkYPINA.
" OCzaCh cara pOsTzekny sHllsrteInla teatrzs'
Zatarg Marokkahsli.
Rewolucya w Chirach.
Wielki wybuch wulkanu.
CHOLERA w TURCYT.
E&-SzACFI w ODwROCIE.
KONGRESU SOCYALIST0W.
Zgon arnerylearfsl<iej poNviesciopisarld
Pan podr6ty-Noy gmach powaowy Chcago-Proest
gubernator6w.- flag Stan0w ZednoczOuych
Chinczyk6w. Powrotna emigracya Znowu
taiemnicze morderstwa. podr6zy awator6w Warda l
iunnewel, Kas. - Kometa Brooksa.

Zalezy od NlenlleC; CnWlla StanO-
VEGA sic zbliza.
Berlin, Is wrzeSnia. - Panika
finasowa i ogolna trivia dalej
og6i niepokojem oczekuje
rozwiniecia sic kwestyi i odpo-
wiedzi rzadu ma note Francyi,
Clos powszechny opinii domaga
sic rezygnacyi Niemiec Z ich wy
gorowanych zadan.
Z Chin.
Pekin. l. wrzeSnia. Rad
wysyla znaczne posilki do zbun-
towanej prowincyi Sze-Czuan,
gdzie - jak donoszono wre ist-
ma rewolucya; aresztowano tam
juz kilku wyzszych urzednikow,
ktorzy przeszli do buntu, dazace-
60 do oderwania prowincyi tel
cd Chin. Miasto giowne Czeng-
Tu jest jak oblezone i cd Swiata
odciete: brak tam zywnosci do
tkliwy, a rewolucyonisci zamkne-
Ii wszelkie drogi dowozu. Rewo-
lucya szybko sic szerzy: z wielu
okolic donosza juz o starciach z
garnizonami rzadowymi; wielu
zolnierzy laczy sic rewolucyoni-
stami. Sytuacya jest bardzo gro
INA.
z Wioch.
Catania. Sycylia, Is wrzeSnia.
= Mieszkaicy pobliza Etny u
chodza w popiochu: wulkan wy
bucha ze straszliwa sila; wczoraj
z miast Francavilla i Castoglione
uszio 10000 ludzi oba te miasta
So najprawdopodobniej stracone,
lava bowiem podchodzi juz pod
ME: strumiefi lawy ma so stop
wysokoSci jest ma mile szeroE1
wszystko CO napotka Spada spo-
piela j ziemia zrownuje. Zni-
szczone juz sa mnogie winnice
ma stokach Etny, liczne domy luz
spionely, a tysiace ludzi So bez
dachu. LudnoSG modli sic ma dro-
gach polach, urzadza procesye
biagalne. biskup Arista z Airealc
przebywa wiernymi przewod-
niczv modiom o odwrocenie kata-
strofy.
Viterbo, Is wrzesnia. - Process
,.Camorry" trivia tn bez Przerw
zmian; wciaz jeszcze odbywa SIC
przesIuchiwanie swiadkow.
Parma, Is wrzeSnia. - Trws
tn straik marynarzy, nader burzli-
wy: wczoraj przyszio do starcis
woiskiem wiele osob zostaic
ranionych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-15
Z Nieniec.

lena. Is wrzeSnia. = Ma tuteJ-
Sym kongresie socyalistow, Be
bel. patryarcha socyalistow ME
mieckich, pietnowal ostro Projekt
urzadzenia gcneralnego stralku
The evening world., 1911-04-06

"But supN0se,' 7 saId, "as 80 many
men 40. a husband has married a -irl
for Il certain arrangement Of ca,sa
pufs. OF iudiciously placed %ruf.es,
how can n wife ever dare to he herself?
What YOU say is true Of pretty WON
on, OF intelligent women. but whs;
Of the othe-s2"
The evening world., 1911-04-06

ts,Sned) The Committee.
Mr.. SAMUEL CRUSfP,
No. I Russell terrace
Mr.. II. l.. WALCUTT,
No. % Montcla!r avenue,
Mr.. CHAS. p. DORR,
No. Il Gardner place. Montclair.
HaId ~ Chllh,a lnlurM
The evening world., 1911-04-06
OLD ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOME
OF GEN. MCCLELLAN BURNS.
Had Been Occupied by T. H. p.
Farr, a New York Banker
Loss $4,000.

ORANGE. n. j.. April d.-lhck Of
water pressure and fire MIGRANTS "A half
mile distant contributed 20 cause ,he
total loss OF the rome Of T. II. Powers
Farr on tho Orange Mountain to-day.
The Are sarcd shortly after Mr.. Farr.
who Is a New York banker, had left
for business, and II is believed to have
been caused by a stove which was be-
ing used IN the cellar 10 fumiga,e II
from tho mosquitoes. The loss Ia So. 900.
The department hose vas short by 80
feet OF the nearest hydrant and Il
hromcn were obliged to stand about
and watch ia" building burn.
Toh house was the fliSt n built on
the orange Mountain by tho New York
ers, who thirty years x began TO
come there for tho summon. Dr. Eras-
tus l.. Marcy built the place. but Mr..
lnrr had ~rrtuodollod H.. and only two
years ago built u $4,000 addition Gcu.
George g. Mcclellan, father Of the
FORMER Mayor of New york. ono owned
tho hom" and died there. The place
was presented to the General by sol
dicrs who had served under him in the
c!yil war.
The evening world., 1911-04-06


piness and contentment. What more
Mrs. Ely Is the very interfering and
attractive wife OF Robert Erskine Ely.
head OF the Civic Forum.
She is by birth a Dutch woman. born
In the FAR away island OF Java. aal
before coming to tn.s country was q
member OF tns London coterie OF witi
and scholars which includes g. X.
Chesterton n Bernard Shaw. | had
met Mrs. Ely before I sought her yes.
terday 10 ask her 70 talk about love,
the bcautiner. ana til I heard hei
reasons I was rather inclined TO v.eS
her population OF conventional beauty
culture as merely the natural con'emp,
which the really pretty woman feels
for the artifce she finds unnecessary.
Articles Are In Vain.
"-f massage, q starvation diet,
eztravagant dressing or any other
manifestation OF the beauty quest
would preserve q nan love, then
all fashionable women would keep
their husbands" said Mrs. Ely.
"But do they7 You know they do
not. The woma that You and I
know who keep their husbands in
love with them are those that doa't
try.
Il want to say to every woman don
ALWAYS strive TO be beautiful "a voI
I'm shand Dara once In n Will. T., loci
,,o,,. % r,u, ur,sb .o,. ,a,. s,u,..
hanr ,.ov, ,o,- ,oropo,d yn,, r.'r -
looL ,,o,.r oor,ai,,y br, CON wn
bring ort ALI the strength in our face
BE natural. be yourself. That is VIVA
your husband married Won for.
This IL not Just a theory, Mrs. e.,
explained. smillngly. Il practise II. o
| would never have g-ne camping VIII
my husband on my honeymoon,
"a man may meet q great many
pretty women but he does not want
TO feel when he goes home thai his
wife ~ lust -xactly like them, her
hair arranged the same way, her
rown OF the same fashion. her
n the same shallow effort to
please. Ne wants to feel that his
wife Is something absolutely
unique, utterly different from any
other For every man IA
his soul 10 a sultan"
"Bu: suppose J said, "as 30 man,
men do. a husband has married a -i
for Il certain arrangement Of Gals
pufs, OF tddiciously placed rUftleS
how can n wife ever dare to he herself
What You say is true Of pretty WON
on, OF Intelligent women. but whs
Of the Others
For Shsms, Not Love.
That's the point" Mrs. Ely ans
wered: those who we're married 70
Such women are not really loved b.
men But the women whose husband
are most In love with them are n
as q rule pretty women"
NO" l agreed. the homeliest womeI
I know are all married."
That's because pretty girls are NOR
dincult-they know they have d Wide
choice Mrs. Ely explained. "and the
take longer 20 exercise II. A homel
woman IL very likely to take tho frs
man that asks her, love hescts love
and when any man s'n,,os her ont wi.
a compliment, she is pleased. touched
and begins 20 feel a tenderness wnlc
he per,elyes and ro.urrs. Then Sin
becomes beautiful 10 him and 10 othe
nsrsons al vol We haya all seem yc-
ordinary rrr,s n,ge~ sIddonly in sprr
A
The evening world., 1911-04-06
TO SET LOFT AFIRE AS TEST.
A Automatic s~nrinLIers WIN Have
Practical TryOut.

TAo.o VII be a lpft building 1-o n"y'
saturday afternoon in one ~ tn" Bush
Terminal buildings. n tho foot Of
1h'~tv-"'th greet. South Rroo&lyn.
The blaze Is to he set go as - mad out
how oflcicatlY mo automltI, gprlnklers
VIII worH. This experiment IL to be
made at the request Of PROT ". 4
Shoudy of the stevens Institute and the
engineering cHss Of tae institution.
Deputy lIge COMMISSIONS Arthur
D'KcorA and other public officials VIII.
go present.
The experiment viii be made in the
Industrial colony - tho Bush Terminals.
where 10000 men. women md girls az.
employed. Tho lcfi ANA It's exits VIII be.
at tho time the blaze IL stoGt.I. IN their
usual condition durl1g Unr..lg hours,
and no precautions, II X announced. WUl
Doe ADDED to those always on hand The
automatic s~pl.IElaIs are Capoctcl ~
r'op the flames no mater hoW quickly
'Ncv may start.
The evening world., 1911-04-06

PARIS. April 6.-rarisians were aston
ished yesterday by a brisk snowstorm
which rave n rather CHASTITY ereot TO the
green OF tho newly ieafei trees.
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CHICAGO IS MAD
OVER THE OPERA:
STUDIES ITALIAN
Campanini, on Sailing To-Day
Also Says She Has Taken
Up French.

stars OF grand opera leaving, today
by the Lorraine Of tho French Line,
;old OF the triumph OF ART. with a
capital a, during tho last season. and
especially o' the artis,!r. regeneration
of Chicago.
There vas Clcofon;e Campanini. one
oc the mos, wonderful of the men VIII,
play upon an invisible Instrument with
"A s;lrE-'prncr conductor for Hammer
stein. for seven years conductor a.
'Ovent Garden, and tho last season
conductor for the Philadelphia Chicago
opera Company. At the close OF the
season in Philadelphia last night the
artists OF the company gave him an
autograph album with all ~ tho names
OF tho singers inscribed therein.
The season Just closed" he said,
was the greatest | ever conducted.
The change of conditions IN Chicago
was remarkable. Where we had very
few IN the house at the beginning OF
the season. there are now more applica
tiona for next seasons seats thar We
had during this entire season. and az
tho last performance We turned away
800 persons from "A house that reats
1000. Indeed. tho Interest Is so great
that many Of the citizens are taking up
tho study Of French and Italian In order
to Understand the opera"
r Is stated that tho salary paid Cam
Z paulri in London Is tho highest ever
/ Eivon 20 a conductor.
Arother OF the hiEhcst-raId-'r-the-w word
. poF.rs 90 -1''~ 'Il' J.e puul!0 irdo"s,
was Marguerite sylvia, who took along a
g~oldeu-t..,. monkey, answering to '..
name or Joe, sad animal having been
presented to her instead OF llowers whel,
! her friends heard thai she had been
T down 20 IN animal store casting cow
! clous Elaueos 90 the "'ge that lately
T held the pre-. euS!'e sno" men.
: Hector pu'ranne. VINO made a M oa
CG.'ou IN "Quo Nadis" during the sea
son. remarked thnt Philadelphia had
not been So loval mis- season. for oua
reason. ne thought, that IN changing III,
name 90 tuo Quaker temple Of art INC
owners forgot - call y the Philadelphia
On,rn House, according 70 schedule.
They named & tao metropolitan
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Finest sob" Damage Suits on
Record Ruthlessly Cl,uckei
Out of Court.
TEARS BUT NO n
Even a Crippled Rahl'i and
Blown-Up Girl Fail to Move
Them to Pity.

There was great Eioon to-day amorg
damage suit lawyers IN BROOKLYN. tho
crisp spring sunlight which flooded tho
rest OF tho city miaht have been yea
tcrday's gray dripping gfoom by the
faces OF tho lawyers who murmured
suriy greetings 20 each other IN the
corridors OF the County Court. Tho
news OF disaster came thick and fast.
First wac tho cases OF Frank Carney.
an accountant In tho Brooklyn Eagle
OFFICE: Charlcs Webb. a former mes
,engcr boy for tho Carnegie Trust Com
pany. and Joseph Forgclstrom. n mes.
senger OF the II. W. Bl,sa COMPANY.
Tho thee boys sued the brooklyn Union
Elevated Railway Company for false
arrest three years ago. n was tho sec
und trial. st the first trial Carney was
awarded so. Forgelstrom 81 and Webb
nothing.
Justice Blackinar set aside the vor-
diet as absolutely Inadequate and not
IN accordance with tho evidence. and
with high hopes tho lawyers for the
boys mothera entered on the present
trial. Result-verdict for defendant
,nmnanie,
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this advice ever finds any time for her husband. The bonuty ouest Is Il, is
planned is far too absorbing. 1t gives one n o time for ANYTHING else
7 have never known a woman whose husband W a devoted &c her who
was not beautiful, in his eyes at least. And not OF those have in
min paid any attention to the beauty quest. Love means beauty and han
plness and contentment What more could n woman dnsnn2,
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seeI.. Missing Husband.

Mrs. AMMO Sroo.e Of 40. 40 Hemourr
avenue, Brooklyn. asked the police yes.
terduy 20 look for her husband, Andrew
Scobie, thirty years old, who was ON
ploycd hy Charles ScrihUeTs Sons
Manhattan. lie left for his work las
Friday. but never reached his destina
s4fn
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but Cultivated Love of Husband Brit7qs BEAUTY
Mrs. Robert Erskine Ely Evolves Norel Theory ror Wives
as TO Beauty Cuiiurc-A Man Wants His Wife
Different From An Other Women.
"H Massage, Starvation Diet, Eatracagdnt Dress or Ofhe,
Features of Beauty Quest AudNed in Lore Fashion
able Hor,e1 Would Keep Their Husbands"
BY NIXGLA GREELEY.SMJTH.

women should not cultivate yoRtb aud beauty IN
order Ia prcSerre they husbands Iorc; thcv shnuid
retain their husbands lore. aud by so doing keep their
poHth and beauty"
The new theor" Of beauty culture. true as I is
novel, and novel as 1t is true, was promulgated by Mrs.
Robert Erskine Ely at tho annual luncheon Of the
League for Political Education the other day.
Almost everything you read In the magazines and
papers about love and beauty tells you to pursue beauty
IL you desire to retain your husbands love" said Mrs
ELY. II makes me wonder how a woman Who sollnMs