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The evening world., 1913-03-24

eydsnham Hospital. making sto.3o the
shuberts have raised for that insutu-
tion In memory OF their brother.
Marie Mcfarland Of Denver. q pupil
Of Massenet. Is Edison's choice as .
singer for his taikies.
With Blanche Rlns. Harry Conor.
Emma Janvier. Arthur Stanford. Ger
trude Dallas. Charles Winninger. Nan
Campbell. Mrs. Charles q. Craig. Ber-
nard Fairfax, A. J. vanasse and e. G.
wellesley will be in the principal roles
In when Claudia Smiles
william Courtleigh, Frank Relcher.
Howard Estabrook. Mario Marjeonl.
Frank Peters. Frank Compton. Rae Sell
wyn. Gall Kane. Maude Turner Gordon
ard Nina Lindsey will be with Grace
George In her revivais at the Playhouse.
Eleanor Rasmussen. playing Alice in
The Sunshine 0in." 10 the darina
eouestrienne who rides horse for society
folk at the big horse shows.
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GIRL, SURE TO DE-
IF LEG WERE KEPT,
HAS It, AND LIVES
Hospital Doctors Admit Eliza
beth Reilly Has Improved
Steadily for Weeks.

Doctors at the Newark city Hospital
reported to-day that Elizabeth Reilly.
the tcn-year- odd girl whose mother had
rather see her dead than MANNED by
the loss Of leg. was noticeably bet.
ter than she had been. The doctors
still persist In their opinion that ampu-
tation Of her leg 10 the child's only
chance Of life.
Elizabeth WA run over by . trolley
car March 10 ana was taken to the
hospital with . leg 20 crushed that the
surgeons saw no hope Of saving the
limb. They delayed operating for Q
few days to give the child every chance.
and at that time an immediate operation
was not necessary to savo her life.
They soon decided that further delay
would neediessly endanger the girls
chances Of recovery. and prepared to
operate. At this point the parents OF
the girl. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reilly
OF No. 1856 Mulberry street. Newark. In
terfered.
According to the laws Of the State Of
New Jersey. the operation could not
be performed without their consent.
and they absolutely refused to give It
The surgeons pleaded and expostulated.
They told both father and mother that
amputation offered the only chance OF
saving the little girls life. that unless
II were performed her death was only
a question OF days. But to all argu.
ments Thomas Reilly. the father, and
his wife were obdurate.
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was funny on his own account when
he went up in his lines. Though his
old familiar curtain speech was un-
called for. Il created fresh bursts Of
laughter. As Mr.. Hopper's trusted leu
tenant. Miss Viola Gillette stood BY
him In white tights that seemed threat
ened when he commanded her TO pick
up to cap she had dropped.
Incidentally. Rozaka Dolly danced
furious1y and made an unnecessary dis
play Of bare legs as she was huns
about by fat youth who might easily
have lent her a yard or two Of his
trousers. In the March Of Tambour-
ines" the chorus came TO the front In
dashing style. and further distinguished
itself by singing uncommonly well. An
excellent orchestra helped to make The
Beggar Student" q treat for the ear.
You will make no mistake II you let
your love Of music lead you to the
Casino
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This Will Stop Your
Cough in a Hurry
save 81 By Making This Couch Syrup
NJ Home.

This recipe makes a pint Of better
cough syrup than you could buy ready
made for $3.50. A few doses usually
conquer the most obstinate cough
stops even whooping cough quickly.
Mix one pint Of granulsted sugar with
Il pint Of warm water. and STIR Tor 2
minutes. Put a12 ounces Of Pinex (fifty
cents WORTH in pint bottle; then add
the Sugar Syrup 1T has a pleasant
taste and lasts a family . long time.
You can feel this take hold Of cough
in . way that means business Has .
good tonic effect. braces up the appetite.
and 10 slightly laxative. A handy
remedy for hoarseness. Group. bron-
chitis. asthma and all throat and lung
troubles.
The effect Of pine on the membranes
is well known Pinex is the most valu
able concentrated compound Of Norwe
gian white pine extract. and 10 rich il
Guaiacol and all the natural healing
pine elements Other preparations vii
not work in this formula.
This Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe
has attained great popularity through
out the United States and Canada. II
has often been initiated, though never
successfully.
A guaranty 81 absolute satisfaction. o
money promptly refunded. goes with thi
recipe. Your druggist has Pincx, or viii
get il for you. II not. send to Thu
Pines Co. II Wayas. Ind
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HERE IS 4 REAL
DYSPEPSIA CURE,
"Pape's Diapepsin" Settles
Upset Stomachs and Ends
Indigestion in 8 Minutes.

4 Do some foods you eat hit back-taste
good. but work badly; erment into stub
born Jumps and cause q sick, sour. gassy
A stomsch1 Now. Mr.. or Mrs. Dyspeptic.
sjot this down: Pspe's Dispepsin digests
everything. leaving nothing to sour and
upset you, There never was anything
80 safely quick. 30 certainly effective.
g. No difference how badly your stomach is
disordered. you will get happy relief in
five minutes; but what pleascs you most
10 that it strengthens and regulates your
stomach 80 you can eat your favorite
O. foods without fear.
Most remedies give you relief some
timcs-thcy are slow. but not sure. Dis-
pepsin is quick. positive and puts your
az stomach 10 healthy condition so the
misery won't come back.
- You feel different as soon as Diapepsin
comes in contact with the stomsch-dis.
g. tress just vanishes--your stomach geti
sweet, NO gases. no belching. no eructs.
tons of undigested food; your head
q. clears and you feel fine.
Go now. make the hest investment yol
ever made by getting . large fifty-cen'
case Of Pape's Diapepsin from any druI
store. You realize in five minutes how
lesdlsss II 10 to suffer from indigestion
lUppeDsls e sav stomach dsesdss.
The evening world., 1913-03-24
THREE IN BLAZE
FIND F|RE-ESCAPE
RED HOT GR|DDLE
Woman and Two Children
Caught in Flames Are
Saved by Policemen.

A f,re-escape landing. with flames
sweeping up against II from beneath.
formed q sort Of griddio upon which
Mrs Rebecca Friedman. her daughter
"Roddie" and her son Isadore came
near being broiled when their home at
NO. So, Jennings street. the Bronx.
burned carly to-day. They we're res.
cued by policemen.
The building In which the Friedmans
live 10 Ave stories high. Isaac Castle
n. has q grocery store on the ground noor.
and Adoiph Frankford a dry goods
store. The entrance to the apartment
above 10 between the stores
~ The FIRE started In the grocery and
: VAS FIRST seen by pedestrian. who
turned In an alarm and shouted for
help Policemen Hardmeyer and Muir
e. ply heard him and ran up through tho
building, knocking on doors and calling
to the tenants to get out quickly.
While the policemen were arousing
the sleeping residents. there was 4
Go. burst out Of the grocery. swept across
the hall and ate their way quickly into
the drygoods store Tho exit by means
a. Of the stairs and the front door was
thus completely shut on.
Hardmeyer and Murphy. urging the
a. hastily-awakened sleepers to keep cool.
directed them to the roof whence most
9 Of them easily made their way to an
adjoining building and to the street
Robert Friedman. husband Of the
y woman who with the two children
. came near being burned TO death on
fthe hre escape landing. has a Nat direct.
81 ly over the grocery. Joseph Weiss and
his family occupy the apartment across
the hall. above the dry goods store. The
Friedmans and the weisses were slow
y In getting out. They then took to the
front nrs escape. ~ the flames were
shooting up the stairs and the way to
the roof. for them. was too perilous 10
y. attempt.
On the hre-escape landing the Fried
mans found that they were being
toasted by blascs curling upward on,
~ OF the grocery front Friedman started
to ascend the hre-escape TO reach the
roof and called TO his wife to follow
she was too frightened 10 obey and
stood there screaming. while Friedman
~ continued his way upward.
The two policemen. who BY that tint
had got the tenants living above thu
second Moor safely to the roof. heart
the woman's screams and went dowr
the frc-escape to her assistance. The,
swung the extension ladder around "a
" that . descent could be made without
(. coming In contact with the flames belch
:. Ing from the grocery windows. The
women and children were then taker
TO the ground.
y Tho Weiss family had no dimculti
getting to tho ground. as the IRE hat
not yet broken through the front o.
the dry goods store when they started
down.
About 1900 damage was done In tn,
ts srocery and half a. much In tho dr.,
goods store. The Friedmsns lost e6o
and the Wsisses $50.
The evening world., 1913-03-24
':Beggar Student"
Richly Staged
and Well Sung
Endurins Old Charms Of
Millocker's Music PROVE
NesO Delight in We'll
come Revival of Pic
furesque Comic Opera
at the Casino.
BY CHARLES DARNTON.

~BFoRE singing Of the flowers that
bloom In the spring tho Gilbert
and Sullivan Opera Company
could not have done q better thing than
THE Beggar Student" revived at the
Casino on Saturday night.
Tho books the thing: I can get all
the music want Just by walking round
the corner" manager once assured
me. But don't you believe Il! While .
Gilbert book Is 4 10y forever. who cares
shout the average iibretto that II turned
out nowadays7 tie the music that
scores every time. And the enduring
old charms Of Millocker's music make
the present welcome revival a new de-
light Those waltzes and marches that
we used to know by heart have lost
none Of their freshness. II there were
one or two from Poor Jonathan for
good measure. so much the better. We
can't get too much Of a composer whose
work has both the sparkle and body
OF old wine The second act fairly
overfows with exhilarating melodies.
Thanks to good material and good
stage management this act Is so full of
life and color that It HITS The Besgar
student bodily out OF a book that is
amusing only as curiosity. Taken IN
the spirit OF burlesque some OF the lives
are Internationally funny. But most
emphatlcally the book IL not the thing
1t is the music that makes this revival
well worth a visit to the Casino. The
piece is richly staged and we'll sung.
Though looking a trifle older than the
title role would suggest. George Mac.
Farlane was vocally effective. He should
learn. however. to discipline his fine
voice. to keep II down a bit. This would
give his singing sympathetic quail, IS
that It now lacks. The trouble is he
grows trine monotonous. Arthur Al.
bridge sang so we'll that we could u.
most forgive his hopelessly bad acti,.g
Miss Blanche Dufiield was in excellen,
voice and looked and acted better than
she has ever done. while Miss Kate
Condon's reliable contralto rounded ou,
the numbers In which she Joined. Mis-,
Anna Wheaton was rather obvious a,
tho young girl with the growing appe
lite, but she sang that well-remembered
pretty song in the last act fairly we'll
| Robbed Of his comic personality by tn,
makeup Of Gen. Ollendorf and will
his voice slightly under the weather
poor De Wolf Hopper had q rattle
har<a time Of II. Despair must hav,
driven him to drag In the New Yori
police. but as luck would have Il h,
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STILL APPEAL FOR ALIENS.

WASHINGTON. March M-Prspssu.
lions have been made By attornsys
for Claude Swanson Allen for Q last aS-
peal to-day to Justices Of the eu.
prsms Court for . revisw oe the death
sentence Imposed upon Allen for his
part In the Hiilsviiis. Va. court-kaouss
murders. Already chief Justice White
and Justice Hughes have refused inds-
pendently to grant the writ which
would bring the review and stay TIE
execution Of young Allen.
The attorneys are now considering
laying the matter before the Justices
u the conference to-day whloh pre-.
cedes the open session Of the court at
noon.
Floyd and Claude Allen both are a.
der sentence Of slectrocution at Rich
mond next Friday.
The evening world., 1913-03-24
FRECKLES
Now Is the Time to Get Rid Of
These Ugly Spots.

The woman with tender skin breads
February and March because they are
likely to cover her face with ugly freck.
les. No matter how thick her veil, the
sun and winds have . strong tendency
to make her freckle.
Fortunately for her peace Of mind,
the recent discovery Of q new prescrip-
ton, othine-double strength-mskes it
possible for even those most susceptible
to freckles to keep the skin clear and
white. No matter how stubborn a
case Of freckles you have. the double
strength othine should remove them.
Get an ounce from any Of the Riker-
Hegeman Stores and Danish the freckles.
Money back II il fails.
The evening world., 1913-03-24

Evening gowns have rare possibilities
IN the spring modes. There seems lit
orally to be NO restraint In the matter
Of materiaAs. colors or designs. How
ever. the general trend II toward more
simple effects n draperies. while yellow
seoms to DO the most popular color OF
the moment n tts various shades. Also
the pointed decolletaSe 10 looked upon a.
the favorits. sometimes extending 70 the
belt line. Allied IN TO the bust line with
soms nlmy Transparency or some
heavier. richer material. The popularity
Of this pointed outline 10 probably due
to the modish drapins Of the waist In
surplice style. And lot me say right
here that . late fashion note 10 that the
dscolistage be without any definite out
line. the edge OF the transparent blouse
portion being merely turned under. not
a. has been the custom 20 use narrow
banding. beads OF paascnenterde.
4 pretty effect IN having ono side OF
the neck 20 guiltlsss OF outline 10 to have
a severe contrast on the other SIDE by
the use Of . one and . half inch black
velvet ribbon. Tho one-aded enect on
the waist may b oounterbaaanced by
the side dragging Of the sicirt o. sash
end dropping on the opposite side.
The design I am showing smbodies
| several Of these latest favored fashion
| effects. OF a Ereenish-yeilow crepe
| chiffon, the low v neck 10 turned under
| and finished an inch from the edge with
a duh gold cord the exact color OF the
gown. This 10 tied at the centre from
with loops and two tassel-weishtsc
ends. which drop over . crushed belt Of
nlmy brown velvet. finished on the tog
with bulgarian beaded embroidery
showing opsQuely through the chifSor
blouse portion. reveals itself in oh'
points OF the yoke front and back II
It's clear coiors. Tue beaded trimming
IL also used TO coniine the fullness o.
the kimono sleeves. which drop lonGe
oil the hack In an uncommon manner
The pattern for tho deep cream foun
dalton waist would be cut after tn
dotted extension line, The skirt whicl
IL slightly gathered around the hip
and back. 10 caught up At the knee lin
in back to form . pulled pannier drar
ing, which should be attached TO = plai
foundation skirt.
Another unined color suggestion 10
this gown would be to have the gov
OF lavender chiffon. with pinkish laven
der and purple lowered velvet ribbon
trim the blouse. and purple tulle &c
the belt while he cord could ~
The evening world., 1913-03-24
Big ruchre for Popular Pa tor.

Big Euchre for Popular Pa tor.
A monster bridge and suchrs will b
given next Monday night. March 81. at
the Hotel Knickerbocker for the Rev.
James MACPHERSON. who for many years
was assistant pastor at the Church of
Our Lady OF Lourdes. on Washington
Heights. and who recently was made
pastor Of church at Hyde Park.
Father MACPHERSON was very popular
with his congregation and they are all
working hard to make the euchrs and
bridge q big success.
The evening world., 1913-03-24
SEEKS DEATH UNDER CARS.
woman Maniac IL Taken 70 Police
- static. ~ Cttisens.

4 woman grimacing. EibbennG and
attempting to throw herself before pass
ing street cars. attracted . crowd At
Bedford avenue and Grand street.
Rrooklyn. to-day. Several citxens seized
her and took her to the Bedford ave-
nue. station. where she became violent
and gave battle to hve policemen.
DR.. Faske. Of the Eastern District
y Hospital. declared she had acute mania
and ordered her to Kings County Hos
pitai. Later q man who said he was
her husband said she was Mra Annie
> Chatjin. forty years old. OF No. al
Grand street. Brooklyn. and that she
had been acting Queerly for over .
week.
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self color and the sleeve bands Of pur-
pie velvet or q narrower width Of the
ribbon.
II q last years gown having q train
was In good condition. It could be
draped up in the manner shown. max
ing Q round length skirt, which 10 quite
% popular a. the trained model.
The evening world., 1913-03-24
WOmem's Knit Underwear
AT SPECIAL PRICES.

AT SPECIAL PRICES.
Women's Imported Swiss Ribbed Vests.
crochet-finished top Mt 4Sc
Women's Imported Swiss Ribbed conbi-
nation Suits, fancy top at $l.55
Women's Cotton Combination Suits
In the regular stock of this department will
be found complete assortments of Women's.
Misses and Children's Knit Underwear In
weights adapted to the season; also Women's
Slumber Slips of Shetland Wool.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear
in Spring weight. will be on sale Tomorrow
at the very special price of SOC per garment.
The evening world., 1913-03-24

Women's BlOuses
of Batiste, Wolfe, Tosta Crepe and Shadow
Lace, offering very unusual values at
S2.75, $500, $3.50, $6.75 & $3.50
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g. Altmtatt & Oh!

ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL
SALES FOR TOMORROW (TUEsDAY)
Womem's Summer Dresses
in entirely new styles and the most de-
sirabIe fabrics, at the exceptional pricesof
$1,000, $500, $1,000 & $1,000
The evening world., 1913-03-24
"a. Altn1att & On.

have i'm stock new assortments of FRENCH
AND AMERICAN-MADE CORSETS, embody-
ing the most advanced ideas of the Partisan
corsetieres. Included are Boneless Corsets,
Exercising and Dancing Corsets. Equestrian
Belts, Enveloppantes of English elastic and
the new models in Brassieres.
The Dress Goods Department
is showing in the regular stock
Fine Twill and Tailor serges, In black and
navy blue. at 9oc. ( SI.l0 per yard
Poplins, Batistes and Storm Serges. In tho
popular shades at $500 per yard
Tailor serges i'm the complete range of Spring
colors at$l.2S & l.50 per yard
The above are regular stock prices.
I'm A,saas. a4tt ma ast4 etsssa. N.n 1ssA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-08

F.. l.. Holt has decided to sell out his stock of both new and second hand goods at once and offers every article In both stores at cost. Mir. Holt says his stock is complete and up-to- date and contains furniture. notions. hardware. stoves. ranges, crockery. glassware. mining fittings and various other articles. He says this Is gen. uine sale and that 35.0Oo worth of first class goods are there to be selec- ted from. The sale will proceed for Is days during which time lady and men assistants will be employed % meet the customers. Mir. Holt de- ciares that the sale is made to satisfy the creditors. The sale begins Monday August II and an auction sale will be carried on every Saturday from to 6 p. m. No credit will be given at the sale and spot cash Is insisted on as the goods will be sold at the customers own price.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-08
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 TOKYO. Aug. s.-Dr. Sen. the first president of the Chinese republic. ar rived in this city today. fugitive from Chinese justice. He made most wonderful escape from China and managed to get away on vessel bound for this country while he was disguised as a coolie.
 He admits that the revolution In China has been completely broken up and that there Is not the slightest hope left to revive the spirits of the rebels. He will probably go from this city to the United States and may make his home in that country until he Is given his pardon if he should be lucky enough to get it. He declares that his capture by the forces of Pre- sident Yuan would have certainly been followed by his execution.
 He announces that his intentions
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-08
MACHINE FOR
 BREAKING CLAY
HiRscHBERGS TO TRY A NEW
 CURE FOR OLD EVIL.

Ben Bernard left today for Teller where he will Install a new arrange ment for the breaking up of clay on the old Pidduck dredge which the Hirschbergs are now operating on Sunset creek. MT. Bernard believes that this arrangement will overcome tho old difficulties arising from clay. The ground which the dredge is work Ing contains lots of clay which carries gold all through it but which Is as usual exceedingly difficult of treat ment. The new plan for treating 1t Is expected to bring about most favor able results which will have an effect on the whole district.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-08
WOW! CORDOVA IS
 PLACE TO OUTFIT

nar.. Behold the delightful mseh- iousness of the scornfui repuom''o" of the calumny that cordova IS s"' of provisions or that the mercn""'' have raised prices. Perish the thous"' bu, why in tarnation do these 'e'e grams not tell exactly what that strike. amounts to besides 0 chance for selling grub.
 The full story of the shnsh""' atrik. ia that it is the richest in the history of the world and "thls" is the place to outfit. All the stories con''is from the strike up to the present do not show that more than $S'ooo O. s4,O0o has ever been taken out a'' though the strike is months old
 The fact that 12o men is the total number that left Seattle on the North western and Latouche together Tor the strike shows in itself that the stampede is by no means as big a one as the coast and Yukon cities would have US believe.
 All teIegrams such as the one apo'e should he taken cum srano sails
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-08

The first news of the strike in tho Shushana was published in the Valdez papers on June 13 and was republished in the Nugget just a month later. From June IS Is more than three months and considering the distance between Valdez and the shushana it Is safe to say that the strike has been made for more than three months. It really looks as though there should be more definite information If the strike Is SO rich.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-08
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 MEXICO CITY, Aug. 8.--ch. !'rJ- ing of hostr..s towards .he Crttcd Sto.es became more inte,.s.".:f iefe this afternoon than ever before and many feel that the crisis is surely at hand. Demonstrations are being made all over the city since 1t became known that the American administration has refused to recognize the Huerta gov ernment and 1t is undoubtedly fact that the jingoist feeling against America is growing rapidly.
 The hostility was never 90 apparent and some Mexicans actually believ, that Huerta should openly defy the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-08
NEW SIGNS IN GOLDEN GATE

SAN FRANCISCO.--The park conn missinners and Superintendent John McInren are considering n proposi- lion to place at various points in Col den Gate park indication signs. as guides to the many features. It is pro- posed that these signs shall show the several drives nnd roads md indicate
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-08
J. s. SENATOR
 PASSES AWAY
SENATOR JOHNSTON DIES OF PNEUMONIA AT WASH
 iNCTON.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Aug s.-Scnator Joseph Forney Johnston died here to- day of pneumonia. He was elected una nimously to the United States sen atc to m out the term of D. w. Pettus after having been governor of Ala bama for two terms. He was born in North Carolina in ls43 and served in the confederate army. II is re- markublc fact that republicans voted for him as United States senator as well as dcmocrats although he WIS an uncompromising member of the demo- cratic party.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-08

W. J. Rowe has declined now to i'm prove the street near his barns win the help of the city. The council de- c,ded to accept his offer at the last meeting as it was regarded as a most favorable one for the city but Mr. Rowe may go out soon on business trip and his teams are so busy that he has asked to be let out of the bar gain. The city council has regret fully consented to call 1t ofr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-08
NEWS NOTES

The rather startling fact Is whis- pered around town at present that a Pinkerton man Is now in Nome and is employed particularly In work con- nected with the miners union. One man has even said that he knows 1t to be a fact that such man Is here and attends the meetings. This rumor is given for what 1t is worth.