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The evening world., 1912-09-18
MINISTER CRUSHED
BY SK]DD|NG TAXI
MAY NOT RECOVER
Rev. James Fansey, Caught
Between Machine and Wall,
injured Internally. H.

rev. Jsms Il SAussy. injured -.
tsrday vAso IN vnmanassahis tAHloaS
daHhsd snes he Sidewalk At ElsbNh
avsuus ana West fifty -6rst street. "
IN serieus condition to-day II the
Poayc,inle e1saSitAl but the physicians
vhs are extending him believe mat
unless unexpected esmplioatio tons 81 In
he will recover. Owing b he "a.
vanesd age - evsnty-sevsn--howsv
they viii not pronounce DR.. Faussy cut
ot danger.
Rev. Dr.. Faussy. who rstirsl from
ne ministry shout seven years ego,
and who hes since been doing mission
arg work on the west side. has been IN
III health for several years. Ysstsr.
day he left mis- home. No. $50 West
Fifty .flrst street. for the arst time In
several days 10 take . little exercise.
At the cornar Of Eighth avenue he
crossed f1fty-6rst street and walked
north. Just - hs reached the entrance
Of NsgerbufG's department store a. the
corner. . tAnicab. sasddinE On ne slip.
parry aSphalt. got beyond the control Of
the chauffeur and dashed upon the side
walk. crashinx into the entrance TO the
store and catching DR.. FAussy betwosn
tho hood and tho brick wall.
Abert N. wychsrisy. . musical dhSc.
tor OF No. SO West Fifty-hfth street,
who was passing. extricated DR.. Fausey
and sent hurry cali 20 tho Polytechnic
Hospital 10 which DR.. rausey was TAX.
en- at once. II was discovered that he
waS suffering from compound fractures
Of both legs end internal injuries.
The taxioab was owned by the Travis
TAxicab Company Of No. Sos West For
ty-ntnth atrset and was driven by
Chauffeur Thomas r. Mullers. Dr.. Eau.
sey's last active charge was ths LAfay-
etc Church In Syracuse. N. r.. whore
he was q pastor for ssveral yeara Re-
fore that time he had had the Ansenia
charge In New York. OF late years his
health has been affected TO such an ex-
tent that he has boon unable 20 occupy
. permanent psstorate. He has been
married twice. his second marriage &C.
curing fourteen years ago.
The evening world., 1912-09-18
STOMACH SICK, SOUR, UPSET AND :
full Full Of j' GSA$i RlPE {; DIiGIPFfEPs|M.
In five minutes! Time It'll All Indigestion, Heartburn
and Dyspepsia gone and your stomach feels fine

stomach. A. little Diapepsin occssios.
ally keeps the stomach regulated and
they eat their favorits foods without fear,
II your stomach doesn't take care q
your liberal limit without rebellion, 4
your food b damage instead q help,
remember the quickest surest mosi
harmless relief 10 Psps's Dispepsin. which
costs only fifty cents for large case q
drug stores. It's truly wondsrful-ii
digests food and sets things strsisht x
gently and easily that Il q sstonish MAG,
Please don't 20 on and on with Q weak,
disordered stomach: It's % unnecesssry.
The evening world., 1912-09-18

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion Il the food did the damage
do youi Well, don't bother. II your
stomach L. in . revolt; II sour. gassy and
upset and what you just ate has fer.
mentsd into stubborn lumps; your head
dissy and sohss: bdch gases and acids
snd eructate undigestcd food; breath
foul, tongue ooatsd-just take . little
Dispepsin and In five minutes you will
wonder what became a the Indigestion
and distress.
Millions Of men and women to-day
know that Il 10 needless to have q bad
The evening world., 1912-09-18

Irish parliament. Fiery speeches were
made, expressing the determination 70
remain loyal TO the empire" even 70
the extent Of armed resistance. The
police noted the speeches, but did not
try 10 stop them.
Durns the next ten days seven DEM
onetrations will be held. culmins ting
in . gathering here on Ulster day. sept
%. when II 10 expected 10000 Orange
mon Will sign . covenant 10 resist homs
r,iis TO the death.
The evening world., 1912-09-18
WRAPPED LIKE MUMMY
! IN EMPLOYERS GOODS;
$4,000 GONE, THEY SAY
failors' Trade Mark, IT Fits
A Well Around Neck" Just
Z, Suited Gutter.

: 1T fits well around the nssk' hes fsr
many years been the advertisins trAde-
MARK Of Morrison. q Faiton street. tailor.
Charged with living proof ehat ~ nts
fseil around the neck" Alexsndss Cohen
III No. 10 West One Hundrvd Asd Thhs
;y-sixth street. for twelve yesrs . truss.
id cutter of the firm. win be Arraignse
q, the Tombs Court this afternoon.
Technically. Cohen. who has bssa D
.sharre OF the outing room. u charges
with petty larceny. According to msm-
bers of tho Arm. his psculations 10
avelve years amounted 10 moro than
Tao 90. all Of which. In the shape OF
uncut goods. Cohen IL said TO have worn
Away from tho store around the neck
y For a Ions time tho hrm has notsd
that a bolt Of goods of regulation
length failed to mako up rs many suits
a. were called for Methods OF checking
n, were changed frequently In efforts
10 d,soovsr where the discrepancy wss'
1ut 10 no avail.
y When he returned from Europe re-
Gently Mr.. Morrison w~s nctihsd by
tncmbcrs OF his cutting room force thss
2hey suspected Cohen was running
TAILOR shop OF his own uptown. and that
Ms stock In trade was being furnishcd
Yrom Morrison's cutting room az no
expense TO Cohen.
A trap was set for Cohen, and last
1igns. as ne etarted to leave the cut
ting room. Saul Goodman. assistant
manager, was notified by one OF his cut
l1ers that Cohen was replenishinG mis-
bwn stock. Cohen left the tailor shop
by A rear entrance into Dutch street.
Goodman called TO him 70 return. but
tohen refused 10 do %. The asnstsnt
manager caught him around the waist
ana In . minute the two men were wal
owing in Dutch street. trying TO Guido
bach other In caihng for hs,p.
Clerks OF the store nan to ooodman's
Assistance and helped him take Cohen
back into the cutting room. There tho
cutters coat was removed and he was
.1pund TO be swathed In expensive wooll-
Vns wrapped about him hke the wind
ing sheet Of q mummy. One OF the cut
Aers caught the end Of the goods and
Vave II q pull. Cohen spun around like
n top while the unwinding process was
pm,
{"It hts well around the neck" DO.
tlared Morrison when the end Of tho
winding sheet came into view. Then he
called a policeman and had Cohen sent
70 the Old slip station. In Nisht Court
be was held in esoe bail on the technical
Aharge Of petty larceny. for examination
Sb.day In the Tombs Court
"our Investigation leads ~ 10 the be-
Hsf that Cohen's thefts have been going
On ever since he came to work for u.
said Mr.. Morrison to-day. 'uIs he's bssn
enc Of our most trus' employees and
obuld very easily have taken away
enough goods svery day TO make . suit
sf colthes. That would amount to
Pout 90 . day. 90 that we estimate
mat he has robbed ~ Of more than
10000. We have been told he was run
ins a tailor shop OF his own uptown
IND detectives are now investigating
The evening world., 1912-09-18
borrowing Literature.

Can you loan mo four volumes OF
your Shakespeare sot1"
This question vas addressed to q
Mount Washington citizen who has
quite a valuable library. He likes to
encourage reading among others and
10 always willing TO loan books. 80 ne
responded to the inquiry cordially.
why. certainly. Which volumes do
you wishy'
1T makes no particular difference. A"
But surely YOU have a preference"
"Oh. no. just want four books OF
the same thickness. We're to play
bridge tonight and our card table ISM
quite high enough"
The evening world., 1912-09-18

The maker OF patent medicines fsour.
ishsd sSceedinGiy In the eighteenth CEN
fury, and women ~ well a. mon con-
trfved to make fortunes this way. Prob
ably the most successful quack doctor
Of her time was Mrs. Joanna Stephens.
This lady was IN IT'D awarded a sum Of
$4,000 by tho Government "for a proper
discovery made by her for the cure OF
tho stone" Thu proper dlscovsry.' "
says Mr. J. c. Wright, CONSISTED OF q
powder. . decoction. and pills--the last
named being formed from calcined
haws. the compound being burnt Ia
biAokness. and then mixed with soar
and honeyv
The evening world., 1912-09-18

Young Women's Dress
Two Models in Afternoon or Street DR.
One Style in Crepe de Chine !
Velvet collar and cuffs, long sleeves. !
hand embroidery and button trimmed.
Practical shades j
Another Model tn Charmense !
Mercedes collar. long sleeve, vest of
contrasting color, new draped skirt.
Practical shades. j
Demi- Costume in Charmenss
Modified panier skirt, long sleeve,
Robespierre collar. lace cuffs and jabot.
The evening world., 1912-09-18
SUICIDE Gil RAlDED.
avs Met 10 Draw Lots for Hari.
Kari 10 Honor Mikado.

foRAND JUNCTION. Col. Sept. 49,
Fifty japanese gathered In secret meet.
~ last night to draw lots to select
Jhe who should commit hara-knrki as
q manifestation OF grief for the late
Japanese Emperor. The police were
4oiincd and broke down the door OF
the orom whore the meeting was held,
lrwo of the leaders were arrested ana
pnfessed the suicide agreement
The evening world., 1912-09-18
WHY COUPLES FIGHT.
Domestic Relations judge Will
oonpiis Quarrel Statistics.

CHICAGO. Sept. is.-JudEe William
N. Gemmill Of the Court Of Domestic
Relations. proposes to keep an eiabo-
rate statistical system OF the causes
for family quarrels. so that at the end
Of the year he may he able 10 tell
tho why's and whercfores OF the trouble
on q general basis.
II am going to get n the root Of tho
evil. the specific causes of general cor.
row." he said. II will not be content
with curing Individual cases, but viii
kssp check from day TO day on Q form
] will have prepared for che purpose. "
The evening world., 1912-09-18
4 " cIcom me Guest.

tHostess-Next time you call. Mr.. Bore
leigh. ! want you to give me your
Qpinion OF my portrait.
ore!elgh-'Delighted. I'm surel When
40 you expect itY
tHostess-oh. not for six months. at
i9sst.
The evening world., 1912-09-18
0RANGEMEN DECLARE WAR.
$4,000 Pledged to Resist Irish
Parliament with Arms,
n Needed.

ADrFAsr. Sept. ia-The militant
oranssmsn opened their anti-home rule
campaign to-day with q meeting at
Enni11s,,sn, where v.ooe reiterated their
determination never 20 recognise an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-27

Fourteen years ago we had Illuminating ex-
perience of what war with an inferior power
amounts to We saw tho real value Of brass
band and cafe patriotism. We learned how
false and tickle are the prosperity and expansion
that get In the air like fever when the troops
are on the move. We learned as a nation how
tricky is the confidence that comes from beating
a smaller man. AS ne, results, We acquired
rough rider for President and panic as an
aftermath. We acquired business reaction
which was infinitely than the business
spree which preceded it, To suppose that the
country Is row 10 be invciglcd into similar
folly before the effects of the former one have
worn off, is to suppose that spasmodic yielding
TO helljcose intoxication has become settled
habit. As civilization advances the periods
between wars the world tend TO lengthen,
II Ia a rule that the drumbeat is rarely sound
ed by chose who have once heard it. The gem
Grafton that makes war is the generation that
does not know what IT means. All in all, tho
memory of tho Cuban jamboree Is still too bit
ter In the mouth OF the people of the coun
try for them 10 do otherwise than shove aside
however earnest an invitation TO embark upon
another one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-27
PAVING FOR BROAD STREET.

smooth pavement for Broad street. recon-
mended to the Common Council by the Com
mittee on Finance. is the next step In long agi-
tation to make this most distinctive thorough
fare of the city worthy OF the place t occupies
In the lie of the community
Froad street years ago was saved from the
railroads and -rnade an artery In chief OF the
life of Richmond. AS its name implies. It is the
one street in the heart OF the city which holds
possibilities of Identification. The modern
lighting which has recently been installed has
already worked wonderful transformation.
Modern paving. with care taken to preserve
parking space in the center of the thoroughfare,
will complete the Job
Richmond is fortunate in the possession OF
this street, cse development Of which will be
worth all and far mere than it will cost. It Is
tae show. street of the town. AZ the center
of the shopping district. as the quasi-business
promenade. the locality in which the life OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-27
COMMERCIAL WARFARE.

We begin 10 suspect that the desire OF the
American cliizeary on the Mexican border for
another army of occupation has its commercial
tnstigation. Forty or fifty thousand troops
Hung into u territory composed of small towns
and convenient farms do much to freshen bust
ness and increase profits The government is
good pay. In such cases il must depend upon
the country for large supplies. Its payroll Is
expended in the territory adjacent to the camps
vi It's troops In manifold ways such an occupa-
ffon brings new thought and fresh business to
The eager people among whom II settles.
w Ell Paso citizens are now urging government
nccnpatIon OF Juarez, That this would prob
Ahiy mean war, means little To Ell Paso in the
HIGHT OF It's consequent importance as the prob
AhIe center OF events. In such case It would
~ the funnel through which the Amet lean
J1koops would pour. 1t would flourish Tampa
zpurishcd during the war with Spain. 1t would
hep itself prominently on the map. Its real
estate would boom Its merchants would wax
h3kxs All the temporary profits Of time
4f1ouIA BE- Its TO enjoy in superior measure.
# Despite which. We suspect that the country at
IRE viii take BROADER view of the situation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-27
TWO SORTS OF PARTY CUES TONS.

Woodrow Wilson. as Governor of New Jer-
sey and leading candidate for the Democratic
nomination. holds a duel position before the
hs State: what he says MS n candidate concerns
the nation. But what he says In either capacity
is worthy of notice by the people Interested In
the solution of tho problems with which no
deals.
Answering query OF the superintendent Of
position on the question of local option, Gov
ernor Wilson declared himself an advocate OF
the principle of popular settlement OF moral
and social questions. saying;
Int The questions involved are social and
moral. and are not susceptible OF being made
parts OF "A party program. Whenever they have
been made the subject matter of party con-
tests they have cut the lines OF party organiza-
ion and party action athwart. to the utter
confusion of political action In every other
field. They have thrown every other question,
however important. into the background and
have made constructive party action impossi-
bic for long years together. SO far as myself
am concerned, therefore I can never consent
to have the question of local option made an
issue between political parties In this state,
Ny Judgment Is very clear In this matter do
not believe that party programs OF the highest
consequence to the political life OF the State
and Of the nation ought to be thrust on one
side and hopelessly embarrassed for long periods
together by making political issue OF a great
question which is essentially non political nom
partisan. moral and social in its nature.
This statement Is undoubtedly the correct one
with regard to the question of prohibition, the
submission Of which to popular vote is now
matter of agitation in Virginia. There is, how
ever. between the case in this State and that In
New Jersey this difference: There the erort Ii
to bind party. not only to the Inauguration
Of the system as q matter OF local self govern
ment, but to the application Of that system in
a particular way This Governor Wilson very
properly opposes, as tending to bring into party
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-27

real Richmond Is most In evidence. 1t deserves
at the hands OF the city authorities all that
they can give ii for the benefit OF the people
as whole.
The ffty.fvo thousand dollars proposed for
modern baving is Of course, inadequate to the
Broad street needs. II WILL however. make a
satisfactory start In no other quarter OF Rich
mond could a beginning in the matter. OF getting
rid of obsolete toDblc stones and Belgian blocks
be more properly inaugurated