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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-29
: siseuinus. 9an on fpphanpt


balpefiwan poinon, ettd Tiselinus
foft f~oriata iosiain mddrin maitu'
tusta, minfd bdnen ~fanania ia mie'
Id enemmdn pieffaat ialamiittaue
Ienia olipat tebneet teiiarin mieleen.
Sammaltaen bdn ielitti:
= 2omauuffesta2 81, feiIari, ei
aipan fiitd - mutta -
= Wtutta mistd - bdba fDipi Nee'
TO hiimastt. Witd muuta ie on fuin
tamauusta feiIaria mastaan, Jos
bdn iuoielee niitd, iotfa mbfaamat
feiIarin benfed?
= Gdtd ieitfaa on mdbdn liiioitel'
tn, ianoi poppea tppueesti, fatioen
tiufasti Tiselinufieen. - Wlird tin'
nen Toto iutun, feifari. 8erenife on
fen minule usfonut, ia olin iuuri ct
fimdsid Tinua ppptddfieni finuIta ht'
paa tdmdn aiian oifealIe tolaIe faat'
tamiieen. Rufaties into finun tur'
tpaliiuubestaIi = ia fplmd, birmui.
nen bpmp Ieiftieli betfifen bdnen
buuliqaan - on i~aattanut usfouiien
~palmeIiiaIi pitdmaan MarfufIen e
rebbpstd Iiian iuurena.
- Mitd ie Iitte on - bib? Wlitd
bdn on tebnpi2 fpipi Neero, ionfa
buriat epdilpfiet eimdt mieId oaeei
b%ai1tuneet.
- Warfus on mics ia iinun idr'
Acknowledgements, iuuri %feiIari, fun
bdneItd puuttuu, min fauniit fasnot
iaamat banet liian belposti fiebbo'
tufIi. So bdn pant fdtenid feifarin
faulaan fatieesIa iemmoinen poi'
nathan raffauben lime ia luotta'
paiIuus bdnen usfoaifuuteenia itie'
ddn fobtaan, eta Neero miltei itie'
Elm ioutui usfomaan olepania us
fouiIcn apiomieben eIifupa, mitd
feiIarinnan lanai olipat aiiotut al
faanIaamaan.
- 2aifista noista fristitpietd lom'
moista, iotsta tuulemme pubuttas
man, on ban iddstdnpt main pbben
bensen ia lie on peIfd tptt6, iofa bet'
fefii on fiebtonut bdnen berfdn mic.
lenId.
- SiindfD faiffi? 81 muuta fuin
pfIi tptt5 - bdb? Iddbatti Neero al.
man fuin paban p%ainaiaiIen fpniis.
I'd oliIi pddsfpt.
- Gnpd Iuule fenenfddn ldsndoIe.
niSta noifpan Iufua liidtd, Wlitd II
nd Ianot Eiseuinus2
9pipmps tali enemmdn ubean ia
tdsfpn muobosia, ia Iemmoiieffi Vi
seuinus fen fdIittifin mastatesiaan
pifaiTesti:
- 81, f%eiiari, Ell.
- YfIi tpttD main! sc on piffm o.
fla. YfIi tpttD - mutta pfIifin tptto
- 60 taas Neero faiioa mulioutii
peloffaasti pmpdriaeen, aiman fuin
etfidtIeen to bistusta tdstd uubesta
m%aarasta.
= Saattaa ola moarouinen. Sens
pd nuotIi tefiIit piiiaosti, armaani,
antaeSiai E%iseuinutieue paaan ot'
tao tuon tpton Marfutien fdiistd,
ioten life pddIifit bdnestd Groom, fe'
botti poppeu omeIasti oiaen aiiaa,
ionfa oil aiettatpaeIeen ottanut. Wtar'
fusta Ell pitdnnt ran9aista, mutta
Mercia oil otettana pois bdneItd,
pantapa toiiiin fdiiin ia meneteltd
md bdnen fans Iaan niinfuin bdn,
poppea, parbaofii ndfi. Siad eifD
bdnen tabtonia puut feiIarin tab
to?
Sloiiena Neero mpDntDi tdbdn toi'
menpiteeIe en ia puristi fosteila Ia
mapiiemiua lormiuaan poppean Eat
I'd nastatesIaan:
- Niin, min; tieiDsti. Menettele
bdnen fansIaan miten talbot. Sinul'
la an nalta. 2irpttu plfoon fofp
tuo merenbimoisten fristiitDien TO.
tn! Wdiipmdt meibdn ppbid benfi'
dmme? Mind beitdn petoien eteen
beibdil 2ddrin beibdt iubennobfoi'
bin ia uIutot tperifoirot beibdn fimp'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-29
Ri$tinmerkki.
aertumas Weerom afoiIta.
airi. WiIion Barrett.
Gn9lanninf. Iuoment. nuno Seltpe.

1tuUu tutu Htuus IDIVt Stee'
co. Weibdn ppbd performance
spaarasia eifd fdsfpidmme totella!
8uta usfaltaa epdr5ibd, FUN feiiari
tomentaas So tuofion oian ban Eos
bofi polminaan fumarruffisia ole'
man ioueon pli tobeliien maiestee'
tin foeo arwoteaiIuubeua. Siud td'
ma butimili iaattoi, miuoin oil pim'
mcisiaan, iosfus Qua pelottawa mi'
baSiaan.
- 2uta OF fppqinen? fpipi bdn,
Cum futaaw eli oIut usfaltanut pu.
qua
- 81 usfouinen palmeliiaIi TiSel'
linus, ianoi timd mics mabellen mo:
faitfilattiala Neeron ialfain iuures.
ia ia iuubelIen bdnen too9ania lie'
spettG.
- 2ufa Iitte2 W}itd ne ebilit tete.
tpdta Wisid m~afoiliiat omat -
bdb2
- 81 ebiIeiSId eitd mpieereisIa ole
t%pifaa. mabtatpa feiIari; mutta mitd
beibdn on tebtdmd, FUN be omat
tpelpoD iiuutenia iuorittaueet la iitte
beibdn tp6nid tebbdGn tpbidff, fds'
tpnId m%itdtt5nitfi ia beibdn mall
taanIa mastustetaan? ianoi SiseIi.
nus mieffaasti tefeptpen fotpin ndr'
fdstpneefi.
- NitG find tarfoitat? 2ufa fiud
aaina on meneteapt? fpipi Neero raj.
mostuneena.
= 81, feiIari, eId minuIta fpip.
2ernaammin oIiiin pettdmdttd -
= 6aa! Sittepd f%eiIarin benti nars
maan on maarasfa, fosfa find Fer
naammin oIiiit pettdmattd iotain pei
furia IiiitoIaista? Minutfo aiiot pet,
tad = bob? 2ufa ie on? &dsfen IL
rnua!
- 2osfa find fdstet, min palnes
Iiiafi tdptpp toteIa. Yrefeftiii, Wtars
-fu8 -
Neero festeptti dttid EiseIinutIen
buutaen:
= Warfus? 81, Ell, eli Marfus!
Ole maroiuaIi! SOS nsfpt, ettd
Marfutiemme, poras npieerimme
- Xicinius tietGG, ettd mind pubun
toto, iatfot Sigeuinus ddnettomdsti
tpeboten pstdmddnId. - Marfus ie
oil iofa tuIi mdliin FUN mind ppbdn
benfefi nuofIi panin muutaman
noista friStitptsid - erddn poian -
piinapenffiin pafottaafIeni bdnet IL
maiIemoon noiben iolaliittolaisten
fofouspaifan; ia erddn tpt1n, ipfa
on Iuotetuimpia beibdn ioutos Iaan,
bdn otti meibdn f%diistdmme ia lasfi
irti. Saimme bdnet fuitenfin unbel'
Ieen mansitufii, mutta tuntia mpo'
bemmin prefeftiii, ionfa life olet
mddrdnnpt pitdmddn nditd bplfpid
tparmasIa tauesIa, taas pddsti bd'
net fpapaatIi. Marfus ie mpDs, buo'
Iimatta iinun turmaliiuubestaIi =
So tdsId Eiselinufien Iiufas fieli
feiIattui, Iiad feiiarinna oil biliaa
astunut 9erenifen fera Tiidan ia
fmunteIi ~feiiarin buomaamatta tdtd
fpptDstd. poppea fatioi S%i9euinuf'
{eem fImisiddn iemmoinen nbfan IL
me, ettd tdmd buomafi menneenid IL
miannosiaan Wortmsta nostaan
Iiian pitfdue. 6dn IammaIIi ia epd'
rDi tuiipitaen bdmiaddn feiiarin'
noan. gteero ieuraten bdnen fatieens
ia fuuntaa ndfi poppean ia pdds'
taen fdbedn b%elpotufien buofaufien
boriui banen ipliinid. pieninfin tpiit'
tous fitd, ettd bdnen benfeddn nb'
toiItiin, oil fpniffi faattamaan bdnet
peIon ia miban fpimmaan, ioloin
ban iofeIi puoIeffi tolfuttomia fds'
Enid faiffieu niiben ionfoua mnr'
baamiIetIi, ioita ban epdili. peltfd
oiotus, ettd WarfuS olifi laiminlpD'
mt ionfin parofeinpn, ndptti ytee'
rosta fuuIumattomaIto, ia bdn olifi
ebfd find tuofiosTa rpbtpnpt ioibin'
NJ. .ero;h;, ;oafonn ei hfhoo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-29

Namnerenfaita, fuItoiormuf'
fla, perid, n%euloio ia tapfi noIifoi'
ma foifenIaisto iumeeIitomaroo iub'
Iia warten
s. 81. 9eaniGd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-29


to bominia poistua paitii Giseuinus'
ia, ioae hdn buufi:
- Tiseuinus, tale ferauant. Vim
nan iinulIe tpaIan hion tptbn man
sitIemifeen. &eiiarin benfed mdiip'
tddn2 pibd buoli iiitd, ettei pfits'
tddn ndita fristittpid, maan faiffia,
iotfa opat tefemifisfd beibdn Fans
laan tai pitdmdt beitd buoneisiaan
tai IuoIimat beitd tai ieurustelemot
beihan fansIaan, mp6s ran9ats
taan. Dane martiioita fabta enem'
mdn palatfini pmpdriae, Siseninus
bptpd. 9utfi iofaista epdluuIonolais.
ia taIoa. Mrmoa eId oIotta. Mnna
Ssenius Rufutien ~idriestdd ratiuiouf'
to sermaonilaiiila bemofaa ratias'
tamaan fabuIta fabuue ia man9itie'
maan faiffi, ioiben epdiaddn anta'
man fuoiaa ndiue furiiae bauitiiian'
murbaaii0e. Sdu on funnon mics
tue Seniufiemme; bdn ei anna ar'
mpa. HoiStot! Spatfo be unobta'
meet ettd Neero on fuolematon, la
etta faiffi, iotfa pprfimdt bdnen pp'
b6le oIemntieIeen pabinfoa iaatta.
maan, life iumalien piba tnomitlee
tmolemaan? 2uule, tpield iaapat be
oppia tuntemaan mifd malta minuls
la on, Tiseuinus. Wind MIND -
misnd - Wtutta pmbe petit feiiariat'
fen pelfuriraufan ia bdn boippui tie
benid mutisten, fdbisten, mapisten
ia toIfutonna baIpomoiien neunon'
antaiania ienraomana.
poppea %oioitti main mdbdn nden'
ndista buomiota Neeron mielettD'
mdue mimmalle, mutta ban tunfi ~
mdsti fuinfa iuureen tpaaraan ne,
iotfa ioutuitpat tdmdn flmdtifnfii.
olimat beitetpt; ebfd bdneue fdpi
aamistus omasta fobtalostaan. Sti'
ben Ell oIut fomin pitfdltd fulntpa,
fun bdnen tpaifuiufleni tuobon tp'
ranniin miebeen oil Ioppupa - iol'
Ioin bdnen turbaan oil r%ntoiltopa
armoa ia iaatana iurmania bGnen
raafuutenla fautta. Mutta fiad md'
lin bdnen t%ebtdtpdnId oil peittdd bds
men beiffoutIiaan muilta ibmiiltd,
plistdd bdnen moimaania ia nero'
ania; Iiud Neeron iuuruubesia bdn
fufoisti ia miibtpi.
2ddntpen 9erenifeen, iofa ieiioi
faIpeana ia naptsten Neeron raa'an
mdfimauan peldstDttdmGnd, Bop
pea mafuuttamasti PAM fdtenId ps'
tdmdnid olfapddue 10 ianoi:
- Slen pitGnpt %ianani ia finun toi'
moi on toteutunut. Euosta friStitps'
I'd tptDStd eli iinuua ole len enempdd
baittaa.
8erenife oil MT p~eloisioan War'
fufIen tafia. Sdn ndti futnfa epd'
parma bdnen aiemania oil buifen'
teIepan tprannin bpmdntabtoifun'
besia, ia bdn alfoi melfein fatua,
ettd oil min bdtdiIesti rientdnpt pop'
pean apuun turmautumaan. Sos tds
ma miban ia fiufun tuulenppDrtdis
men tuimertaiIi Warfusta tobti, Min
Ell bdnen benfenia oil obolufIen*)
arpoinen. &c riippui Neeron oiftu'
ien ia mielenlaabun obueSIa ribmas'
ia.
Gdmm0iiet aiatufiet Fun bdnen
mieIiddn painoipat, min ban i%aattoi
ilmaiSta fiitofIenia maiu iammaIta'
en- ia n%dftndiiestt. polniaeen Ioss
feuhaen bdn mastaIi:
- 2iitofIia, feiIarinna, .mutta -
mutta -
- Mitd npt2 3abutfo find?
- 81 minua tuo mibeIidinen tpttS
tabuta, paan Warfus. Sos bdneae
tuItFi iotain pabaa minun erebbpfie'
nj tafia tai -
= Sai feiIarin niban? Sid pelfdd,
pstdmdni, Ell feiIarin fautta Wars
fafIeae n,itddn pabaa tule. Wtind
Iuoielen bdntd Neerolta, mutta muil'
ia MIND en- Iaata alma ola bdntd
! morielemasia Siseainus on fpiefas
The evening world., 1912-05-07
ARMED RAIDERS
TRAP SUSPECTS
IN AUTO ROBBERY
Pour Of Gang Captured by
Police Trailers at Revolver
Point.

TaFss osess4v0 - M pSacsmsn IN
osiessm. M rsvolvsrs and dubs
1FAw1. sAAsgsd int . Ansy restaurant
~ EerustA street and Mghth .
0seors daylight to-day ana arrested
OsefUs Howard (otherw1ss known A.
FsNak Mackenzie and big Frank");
Thomas Courtney (somst4mss called
yowers oe calling In political influence
when the police become Interested In
1omSj Charles williams (who y called
'Dhort Change Charley" By he al
0lrers). and Joseph Kirk (whe has not
~ eeea graduated into an extra name.
The four were taken TO Harlem
Court, 70 BE- charged with tie robbery
Of Mrs.. Veronica Schubert Of No. bl4
West One Hundred and Seventy ninth
etrest In broad daylight. May I, on 81.
Nicholas venue bet~ cen One Hundred
and 0eventy-ssventh a..t Ono Hundred
And 0eventy.eighth streets.
M. Schubert had just drawn money
erom . bank. She was on her way
Asms whsn Q closed automobile drew
- - the curb. four men sprang out.
Strvok her. choked her. grabbed her
Aand-oag. ieaped into the automobile
and made on. There "a go and some
sman change in the bag. The attack
was witnessed by . score OF men and
women. The number Of the automobile
WAs taken.
Detective Capt Tunney At once
t-aced the number TO . prominent
Harlem physician. The doctor. how
ever. explained that he had recently
0oj1 the car to . public hickman.
T7ansy and his mon followed the trail
until Il ended In Paul Ksily's garage,
Dighth avsnu and Forty-ssventh
The evening world., 1912-05-07
She Had Consumption, Was
Dying; Now Well

Eckmgu's Alternative IL hnirF used With
success In tho treatment Of Tuborcu'osis In
ail parts of the county. Persons VINO
have taken II improved. gained weight.
exlpusting night sweats stopped. fever al.
minlshcd. and many recovered. II YOU are
Interested to know more about u. we Will
put YOU In touch with some who are now
we'll. Read OF Mrs. Govcrt's recovery
Griffith. Ind.
"Goniiemon; In 1oos my mother-in-iaw
mrs. Anna Boyertb was taken sick with
Catarrhal Pneumonia. and continually grew
worse. requiring n trained nurse. The nurse
Informed me that she had Tuberculosis and
nothing could be done for her. The Rev.
Vim. berg. Of st. Michacrs Church. at
shcrcviilc. Ind. who prepared for her
death. recommended that ] act some Eek.
mans Alternative and see II II would not
give her some relief. The physician told
me that she had Consumption and was be-
yond all medical aid. so I hmm siatsdy
seat for a bottle. practically without hope
for recovery. I insisted that she try the
Alternative. which she did. I am Riad to say
that she soon BEGAN to improve. Now. she
frankly says she yves her iifo and health
to Eckman's Alternative" -
(SiRned Affldavitl JOS. ORfMMER.
Eckman's Alternative 10 effectiye In Bron.
ehi,is. Asihma. Hay. Fever Throat and
tern. Does not contain ,%poisons. cpiates or
habit-formine drugs. For sale bv .Riker-
Hcgeman Drug stores and other leading
druggists. Ask for booklet telling OF re-
c~overies and write TO Eckman Laboratory.
Philadelphia. Pa. for additional evidence.
The evening world., 1912-05-07
NEW SHIPPING STRIKE
IS STARTED IN LONDON.
Employees Of the Pcninsular and
Oriental Company Are Called
Out To-Day.

LONDON. May 7.-Anothcr strike In
tho shipping trade has ben started by
the National Sailors n Firemen's
Union and th. National Union Of Ship
Cooks and Stewards. whose officials
called out all tho mel in the employ
mont Of the Peninsular n Oriental
Steamship Company.
The unions dsannd that at least two
white seamen. a. well as . coxswain.
shah be carried for each lifcboat,
which will mean . considerable In
CREASE in the European element among
the crews Of the mail ships.
The Peninsuiar and Oriental Com
pany has refused TO concede the mems
demanda.
A special meeting OF the Transport
WORKERS has been summoned and will
b. asked to support tho action Of the
unions. Mr.. Cathry. General Secretary
of tho Sarlors' Union. said that the
same demand would be made on all
other shtpping companies.
The evening world., 1912-05-07

stfsst. Hsrs they found . car answer
Ing the description Of the one for
which they were looking; II was In
process OF being painted. The num-
Der had boon changed.
II was quickly learned that the num-
Der had been changed May .. When
they asked for the chauffeur. they
were told h had left tho state In a
hurry. But before he went away he
had talked Of taking out . crowd OF
"sports' the night Of the last day Of
Aprii and Of their ~carousins In China
town and various tough resorts. ANAL
~ taking them to their homeS.
WAITED TO ROUND UP GANG
TooerHER.
Ths address OF Courtney was ~ once
recognised ~ that mentioned - tho
last TO which he delivered Q patron.
The chauffeur. whose name the police
are withhoidins. said nothing OF the
robbery.
Courtney was auicsay found end wa
watched b. Detectives O'Nsil1. Kerr
and oeary, but II was not until last
night that ne was seen In company
with men who answered the descrip-
lions Of those who had robbed Mrs,
Schubert. O'Nein was the man WHO
saw them. They also recognised
O'Ne,Ii. All except Kirs have been In
sing sing for various offensss and are
acquainted with the faces Of all vet
eran detectives.
ONeiii, who was drsssed ~ . long
shoreman, pretended 10 BE- drunk.
sprawied on all fours n called on them
10 help him. They jsersd ~ him. told
each other that they had nothing "a
fear from sBig Jim" and entered the
restaurant
O'Neii Strengthened mp. gathered hii
invading force and made the arrests
The uniformed policemen were thought
necessary because OF C~ourtney'e ire
quent boast: ANY cop I can't break
I can KILL"
The evening world., 1912-05-07

Stern Brothers +
have arranged for Tomorrow, Wednesday.
An Extraordinary Sale Of
Women's Summer Dresses,
Suits and Skirts
AT Exceptionally Low Prices
De cs.mS,:y Of r Iass%s: sn SV Gisshams, $3.50, 500, 6.95
Do french Linen, Rami. and Raans, ZOO, 9.75. 11.50
Dresses,
nj s. ainE:sis: s aas cst Ss' eisp., o.75, 1880, 22.00
Tailored Suits,
copies Of Foreign Models, of Imported Linens, Ramies
n natural nsn aSd G dssasb s e ~Ssii ,S.75, 1880, 1878
Ct s',s ce G5.. :n 3. I Gsi a Silks 3.o5, A.S5, CTS
Washable Skirts,
New Models, Of Rep, Cordeline, French Linen,
6 6iaso xe Pis: ana and T Te~el Se!0ur0y ? .25, $50, $50
Tomorrow, on the Third Floor, in their -
Trimmed Millinery Dept
Specially Prepared Styles in
Midseason Hats
consisting Of Lingerie, Lace, Lghorn and White Hemp, for seashon
or Country Wear, Golf and Automobllng, also
French Model Hats
s sSsasiy f Rsa,t ssI i9 f To, ysoe to $3.50, $500
A AiS aonaH faom their Own workroons, at l4.5O, 1880
Usual Selling Prices $3.50 to $3.50
A collection Of Street Hats, N 1s
ronies ~ the season's latest models at y./0
Usual Selling Prices $3.50 to 1850
s xns;ss ~. 9su Ss1d; s,s. at 1850
Usual Selling Prices si4.so to 1880
Untrimmed Hats
IN the newest shapes, are now being shown on the First Floor,
including Mnans, Hemps Lghons and Panamas,
also Outing and Steamer Hats.
For Tomorrow, Special Values in
Milan Hats, in black. at $3.50
Real Hemp Hats,
with velvet facing. in black or white, at Z.y0
Flowers, Ostrich and Fancy Feathers,
unusually large assortments to select from. &c..
Wednesday. an Important Sale Of
Women's Neckwear
hand embroidered and trimmed witt, Real Irish and cuny Lam
also Jabots, Collar and Cuff Combinations,
Formerly from Siooto 1850, at sue, Csc. l.2S to 0.7S
Guimpes and Chemisettes,
Of plain nets, lerre and shadow lacesako hand embroidered tsHstS
Formerly from CSC to $1,000. at 7Sc, Csc, LIS to 6.76
Fchus, F"F~F"A
of finest Net, trimmed with Valenciennes lace, also hand en-
boidered, edged with Real Irish and .Cluny Lace. @
| Formerly from CSC to $3.50, . at Soc to CTS
Real Irish Neckwear,
comprising Collars, Coat Sets, Chemsettes and Half Sleeves
Greatly Below the Cost of Importation
WeAf 23d and z Streeta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
FAMOUS CARMEN DEAD
Nine. Chlotilde Bressler- Gianoli
Victim of Appendicitis.

Nine. Chlotllde Bresser-Gianoli, who
was the Carmen Of tho Manhattan Opera
Company during the first two years Of ts
existence died on Monday, in Geneva,
Switzerland. following an operation for APP
pendlcltls.
Nine. Brcssler- Gianoll was horn in Ge-
neva about forty years ago. and after
studying ut the Conservatoire. I'm Paris,
made her debut I'm Lyon. She first came 70
New York I'm 1894 as n member Of the
French opera Company of New orleans
which came To n sudden end after rev
performances At the Casino. At hen"nt
for the stranded company ~ the Metro
poiitan Opera House she sang scores from
"Orfeo." and so impressed oscar Hammer
stein that he engaged her for MS ne"
opera company Her success in carmen
vas instantaneous. her debut IN the Bizet
opera occurring at tho Manhattan. on Dc
cember H. 1905 She sang under Mr.. liam
ruerstcin the following season as well, ana
I'm 1910 Andreas DIPPED engaged her Tor MS
Chicago Opera Company. She did not sing
I'm Chicago during the season just closed
a. her great part Of Carmen had been
,akon from her and she vas forced 10 ap-
near IN secondary roles During the last
wear she had been singing In various Eu-
ropean cities. despite trouoI" sh" expo
rlenccd with her eyeSisht
Nine Bressler-G 'anoli's Carmen was uni
vorsallv ACKNOWLEDGED as one Of the most
interesting representations that New YORK
had over seen Of the part. and this despite
the fact that the singers voice was far
from a great one. Another one OF her best
known characters was the Queen In pei
is,s % NfSlisaude "
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a patient since undergoing an operation
for mastoiditis two months ago.
Mr.. Batsor. who was born at Campo
bello. n. b.. left the old Colony Trust
Company of Boston, where he had been
a stenographer. six years ago to enter the
employ of the Boston News Bureau, ana
soon afterward was transferred TO the
service OF The Wall Street Journal or
this city. remaining with ii until he be-
came a member Of the Meyer firms stan.
While engaged in reporting he developed
striking ability for finance, devotinS
himself particularly to railroad problems.
Among the friends he made while in news
paper work was T.. II. Hartman, who
took a great interest in him. Since the
death OF Mr.. Hartman Mr.. Batson had,
at the request Of Mrs Hartman. been
writing comprehensive biography Of
him. the appearance of which has been
awaited by Wall street with interest, as
il vas understood that many Of the finan-
cidl incidents In which Mr.. Hartman had
figured prominently would he described
with the aid OF material not heretofore
available. Mr.. Ilarriman's part in them
being presented in n new light.
This biography had been about two
thirds completed by Mr.. Batson and will
have to he finished by some one else. al
though all the material required has been
assembled short time before Mr.. Bat
sons death. it was said yesterday, he de-
clined an offer Of vice presidency of the
Central Trust Company, Of this city.
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AMERICANS AT COURT
Six Presentations Made by Mrs.
Reid at Buckingham Palace.

London. May 15.-The King and Queen
held the fourth court of the season at
buckingham Palace last night. All the
state apartments were thrown open, and
the great ballroom apartment used for
receptions. with it's full installation Of
electric lights and its cream and gold
decorations and wonderful tapestries,
presented a dazzling sight even before
It was thronged with British and foreign
notables
The dais It the throne end was re
served for the King and Queen and tho
members Of the royal family. Their
maiesties adhered 10 the practice Of
standing while the members Of the dip
Tomato circle were presented.
Bands were stationed in the picture
gallery and in the gallery ballroom. and
the guests were entertained at supper III
the green drawing room. the old throne
room and the state dining room.
Mrs Reid. wife Of tho American Am
hassador, presented Mrs. Edward 5
Kenna, daughter Of Richard 9. Kerens,
the American Ambassador TO Austria
Hungary; Stedman Hanks. private sec
rotary TO Ambassador Reid Mrs. {. T..
HELLER and Miss Mary Louise HELLER
Of Boston: Miss Isabel Mclaughlin, Of
Michigan, and Mrs. Elmer T. Black, Of
New York.
The fifth court will be held on Monday
next at buckingham Palace, and the
third levee on the following day at St
JameS'S Palace.
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

The chief plays ard muclcal pieces lor
,roductiop in America next season secured
hv 4 +. Erlanger during his spring tour OF
Eurore are. "MIlestones," the play Jointly
written by Arnold Bennett and Edward
Knoblauch. which will be produced In Ne"
York i'm the miudle of September; ne
cnunt Of LuXembOurg,' which VIII be the
first Offering Of next season AT the We"
Amsterdam Theatre. the new McleiIah-
Caryu musical comedy. called at present
"oh, on Delphine," which will be next
seasons opening play at the knick"rbocker'
."rba Little cafe" musical piece which
has been running in Paris, and Lehar's new
opcretta Eva" which Will proDahly ne
presented first in Chicago
one OF the many distinctive features OF
the Lambs all-star gambol at the MAN.
haitian Theatre on Monday, May -, Will be
. dancing priZenght I'm three rounds. by
Montgoncry and Stone. The stage will be
set to represent a Marquis Of Queensbery
ring, and the bout VIII be waSed by Dave
Montgomery as Jim CJrbett and Fred Stone
a. Young Corbett. At the rlngslde there
will be managers OF rival 'puss' anxious
TO challenge the winner. several an
no,incers, sporting editors and fight pro-
motors. COMPRISING $50 individuals, all rep
resented by well known actors.
The boys and girls who took part ut Wal
IacI;'s Theatre in the recent performance of
.Disrael" for Mrs James Speyer's charity.
~ Mary's Free Hospital for Children, were
entertained yesterday at the Lyceum
Theatre. Daniel Fr0hman reserved a sec
ton for them at the matinee of the Paul
Raiupy ricturcs, and they applauded every
one If them After the matinee the Riddles
and their mothers were given party IN
MI Frohman's rooms upstairs in tine
Lyceuin Theatre.
II was announced last night that Bios
SON seeley. Gertrude Vanderbilt. Ethel
Green and Nav West have been booked by
William Hammerstcin to appear at the VIC
tora Theatre next week.
Luna. Coney Islands new show place.
viii probably be opened on MAY %. Al Of
Coney Island is planning to join in the
opening celebration