The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
February 6, 1900

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l y r v I I Z 1 I NR itll IuIw xuIau I MB folk 6R HSCJW TIIXIUMT 3 i be otIO I I r I II CirculMtion Books Open to AIL i rte it qrolatAMI Boota OPelr to lli 7ji I PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK TllgflSDAV FEBRUARY I IMf PRICE ONE CERT f r 1 1 e a WEEKS DEFENDING ROLAND B MOLINEUXt r f I SAYS r ti II f 1 FROM THE I 1 x l I PROOF t I I The lawyers for Moltemx gar tae petite their sensation teday They decided not to make any dsfense WM a wt eaj Mfr hash MM aw Court to Instruct the DistrictAttorney to ass wfclck etemt ta tai t W I meat ke toned ta convict Mel su z am y4 Tfee Court reflect to do this Then we rest our elId Mr Weeks No witnesses were examined This action WM totally unexpected But It le not unusual In the ar of Hurls Meyer aad Fleming all accused of poisoning no defense Ib nut in inMr Mr Weeks emphatically denied that the people had proved their one He Mid the prosecution had not proved that Mollneux sent the pofetm pack age It was not proved that Molineux bad purchased the bottleholder Weeks spoke convincingly Mr Osborae WM too greatly surprised by 1 eekss action to follow closely all tee points made Mollneux himself WM radiant but his wife and mother were In tears Even tho audience WM moved by the words of Mr Weeks When Mr Weeks shouted Its guilty or not guilty Its death or free dom eren the jurymen aat moved under his spell The trend of Mr Weeks speech WM to show that Mollneux was not guilty but that Cornish wi s flie man Mr Weeks strongly Indicated the fact that Oornlafe WM near the Post I OIIce on the day the poison picket wee alleged to have brie mailed There WM no evidence to show that Mollneux had either bought cyanide of mercury or bromoseltzer The only authority that the poison WM re ceived through the malls WM the statement of Coral himself I Mr Week dwelt for a considerable period on Corniahs strange ac iou at fee Knickerbocker Athletic Club and pointed out that he and not Mol lieu knew Mrs Adams and Mrs Rogers aid that he Corals rather than Mollneux WM responsible for the death of Mn Adams Mr Weeks de J amnced the handwriting trusts and declared that there WM no evidence to connect Mollneux In any way with the crime while all the actions of Oer ltMl directly and indirectly pointed to him M the guilty man LBy lawyers It was generally conceded that Mr Jfteeks had made a mas ly move In putting In no defense and bets were freely offered that Moll I awg will not be convicted Mr Otborae declared that the action of the defense was a confession II pilL Mr Weekss voice grew so weak at 6 oclock that the Recorder ad Jenraed court until lUG tomorrow morning when Moliaeuxs lawyer will resume and probably occupy tie entire day slit special oslcers acosmpanled the jurymen to the Astor House to lee that they held no eentmualeatlon with any oae over night a S ADDRESS h TO THE JURY If The Ev ing World herewith r i nrajaab a stenographic verbatim I nptft of Mr Weeks speech made by nportfrs for The Evens W Hd I U w ad not under ordinary clrcum i ilaaaia refer to the fact which U w I writ know to all of you of the length i of the trial al the tvoilM to duly If f and the Milky aheera by all of yJ 1 gieirtamra In swrreaterwr your bmlasss I aM isevetmc years his to the hailaaes I nf the pehHe Refs It net that I feel that Ineajeamg my remarks the aceatty of taahwaffeme not apology to you ar my eW physlesl co ltlea aM your In4u4fae If 1 protest em Ibis wMehlyeu Meaty bare In row atwd Iterfet on th cae and Bray tales wktch hap travhtee 1M greatly ahouM me at tact harsh Bwt Ike etraln has bii ps ui aM ef sa that we cwt eillt ga ammT k LM ties I An 1 Iris Mt aa 1 n VI tJ i rarifr tIM T 110 I t t t o II IM It i T behalf of the rill en of New York of whom thli defendant is one for th attention that you her given to the evidence presented here We pnt a long Haw In the leell a of this jury and while 1 do not mean to acquiesce In any of the raNaM of tilt Court whloh may hay been ad r re le my views in the eJc te ef the jury we bellev that wft have In this jwr box men of unesef J twullttleuaw MIl who are here to 411 Ihetr full duty uI io protect tile rbjftts of tbto fefeaesmi wtth tke mm cafe that they would protect the rights I of the peept of Ik e last Of New York DIAL IY JUlY TIlt ajwastlon ef trial by jury Is one that has been I he sobjaet of murh teat aM of MM eritlrlam But we believe that It II ow of the treate palHlgr of the iltlsasod one thai ouN it lie e aataa eat trllS hewtaji jeettee MttM M oir then I a v iiwg 11 Mat IINl1Yd n nr1i 70 v r n i It Jo1 ilk 61 1 sip 0 t pq s1

ioi i 1 HARRY CORNISH 1 f l t d i r U I nnS W 11 If S f t Ie MOLINEUXS MOTHER I Jury la a Real powera power that should be rierrteed with care with de Iberatlon with a full reatlaallon of Its Importance nd the prlvllese end duly of Juror to aeclfle 1M facts In the see for Ihewiielvee and each man for himself la one that mut not under and dreumitanoe be tncroached upon What you nay think counsel w an upon the subject what the Dtt rlctAltorne may nay to you with all be Influence and Importance of his official petition must not weigh In the I llflhUat does In the determination of he fort Nnr If by any chant you abouM In Mine bat you discovered the mind of t he Court upon any particular sub Jel or fact should you permit thAt in aflutnre the action of our own mind III Ike determination of the fan for yourself rouTh The Court la upreM da euetlona of Jw The con tail not Inllnaie any opinion on question of fart and ke juror who permit hlaMelf to lav a 4n that ke hit ditcotered the optti ten of the Court oa a question of fart and who world permit htatMir to be afluwred IBM it titH dagne for fits hi own lodjvlitaatlty sad li faIN to the Jeror SJtio It to decide the fact hllrlf i m SOLE JONES r And 10 It IA with you gentlcxen la lobe cue The law as apattcawe ti ttn Il you ww recviv nj frees me si 1 teDi trJeAltanrt bit Meta Mlle 1 Iii 1 i 4 11 i m ji t 1 r4 fl I la to lie aps4M yea aM iM alone must determine In approarhlef the cenMere Hn of the tae In Ihu tree I do It with min fled felines of fear and dell wtfar that I may overlook aoaaatMaff that hcuM b brought to your attotUon de iiht that at Jut after Marly eee year conSntmenl In prlton thIs da lft Jut hit the opportunity of Marl the case determined by a jury of hM peer peerWHAT IS THE CHARGE What la the hart gaunt tM de eniiantT What I the Uw applicable to tt e far a I may properly tali ItT The dtfendarl 1 charted with caiutlnf the death of Kathartn J Adam on Ike JM of Oeember 1 H by admtMatithng la tier poison In other word the de fendant U cbarcrd with hiving sent a certain ackae which contained a Ml seer Inttlehftlder a btu Ita bottle with a label upon that bottle Indicating that It had brumopelBM In It baring rent to Harry 8 Cornbh that bottle containing mlilure of broax Mltet and nranMe ef mercury II k further charged that ibla package wa receive br harry a Cornlcb at tke Knkker ockvr Athletic dub Forty nflh clreet sad 71adLerl avenue It vas ifirrwaM taken by him to bra apirtment at W TVeet 1111lIhlh I ClMMA tWJH IrwaM AV TiN IMltt bNepttm Te H w allNy MwwM Jw Mar if ti SMU u MK f i I 11 I 1 1 So V4 r 1 1 t 1 1 I W I r r p I i t I I I t 1 I i I 1 1 r r 1 r iL 1 ijIJiLT I 1 J Y r t 1 e 4 I 10 F JUN EXTRA d i 11 lfj 15 Ii t I HEAVY FIRING CONTINUES NEAR 8ESEI8EO WITH I WITHI t i JWtjKR WIT K1 13 sh SHBH frinvtj ftynmli iffi yrter 1 Ii fI eunrinunn 1IoItflC h hreti pro unn in life fiprning with the raiiloniil roar ofslJonn Tom rhr lilt itijBddatl noelfiuear I t INU CTEOFORIK1EIION ACNISRGE tini CJatoa itw Wo tXsJrr MIfsriBtfwr wa e flas n uxpiclrm r f Imv nvirtlCfMMcioniiiMv k i II fte i ifiia iutYI w it iiufilly IrUmiI to ii Ii It n It 19 II 1ha 4twr dot rre hie IIfmn t 4 SHOT WHILE PLAY HqCA11 S I liI v Utry pn frtr i4 a sellwwjaa twlr n l rrrawily I u IIMII Jmr W 1 i1IIniVMr ran Ifiwn a J mr freei tails affcrnoriith UHD 11 i f i 1 rail t I v J 1 4r l i aM althouij i VBI paid thai A W rnltVrl 11 Kvnn Nltbll fal1Oh Wall takes IO 1t pdi4A fSerl uIIU16ab1 lit I I 1111 I LATEnESI1L iS NEW 01ft AN L nTH jtOINrlkik wrtrl i Inrd Rnllfa 1 tgrn rc 3 HFTH HicfeP f krH lMsVOMip 2 Jfeten I 1

BnD Mew 91Am ij tfWj 1 rflt Ut KHi o ifu U I i aK K tI to t M i v II tr V 10 S 1rr ddIU yye 1f itn to ffl ti T to rtiotow irrntr r r V1 otmie u4 thai laert Mrs Agar leek pert of me eMJeaii eff rMt bottle tit mina MMS A nwmmvawrw M A 1 PV her fu Many 9 CernM lad sfte Mel M a r1 mh et tespldA b 111aa1MMIL ett want Ii the legal sXMrton of HM uUiaf rnirdar T Tba btlihig 1f i IMS feetatM I ha eacumhela tdsttesM J tM NIt II h fIetfM alettssbll He 1aIMaa le We Hand lira befere fee upsa our I worn aauawnt tytr ere ewtlrety sad lIMllttt Intdat of asytbta etaaseiie With tb4eM wTb SMjef a L a b r wUr j II asuiN it 1111M II aNr I ri iv r wiMBT v f Hw iv vwrw lhltN tIIIIiN telga J lid h ih I a It a1J p i VvJ i a a dmisn a lieut 4Mth by the peen i IOEN ta tkt efaalNba of or in an t ti tummli a ttttmr eMlMr rpus a stertlaa the i rM bard e r Mb n TUs QiiUia theMsfS aM Ike oily SjeesMsa far you Is stenn at H whether thai eermeaeA BIN that sactea that I have aescrleed te H rr a OnUsh oa DM 0 mm with HM HMmr pslm 1 I Hsrrr I Cetwleh cod waethw that MBM hMile feria which iM4nw was 4 i Mireei Mfr Adaa1 ws ton tattM ta lae pn MIa dom a rot sway ether t s edoao aave Mae gaug1t hMe this si s bat KeeesM Ie SMthat ifesre Is a esrmw IIIMM 1iM MIMIM u is 1A I S I 1 tJ V 11 JI If t1 l I Ajrrov I niB K will determine this lame so you will d tanlaa this nn THE POISON BOTTLE DM the dMaldaat send the packer Matatatac the IUo txjitl bolder a MM heltta wllh a mister of cyanide ef sssrcenr and bromqwKser to Harry L CeraMi and did that bottle contain hi that packet that deadly miiturrt tat Hi see what the sulllf person mutt have Sn Jif mutt liNt hauhs a TMaar boa no mutt have had a plAin envttofw such at l uN far Kr enteor idle he mut hate haj a paln but I battle he mint hue had loose brotnv eMaer and a brnmorrltstt bottle In I order to ft the bromoaeUatr b4 MuM I have bad crnldt of mtreurr he must have had a rthrrr bllIl1I014tr and hr I mutt hare hid torn Mow Manila hyper in which in wrap the pekf Aw4 after havn jofiaton of all IANe things the 1rUlIr person must hire gulled that package at IB pea omre M the BroiJwjy x M time between I and I oclock n the afternoon of the M of De ember IM lUYINi THE TWHtS Von of the thing eouM the guilty peren have obtained all In on pUce ml DUtrtclAtloroey has proven to you Iba purehue of the botliehoer TbtM things mut hive been brou ht lotether by sal person and sent to Marry B CornUk dldrfllH4 ta him at tM Kntek ebHur Athletic aub Aft meet ME R s 5 a matter ef feet that aM ef ihis Mhpbsores la IMpeNp d c r 1 1 j I q c i the tenon who eommltledlbj before you cn find who camaeKlal I Of all three thing which la she u connect with an Individual In PM cluilvn of all others Many peopl mlrht have a envelope Many people might have brown wrapping paper Mawjr migtit have the blue twttle Mai pea Die might hive hromo eeltserIlpsl people might have cyanide ofer1 but only one person could hare i l aulver bottleholler That as brjjht at llartdrgana 4eset I Only one perron coulj have paealMSrJ i that particular article Hut wa NMI lamed In the box ao that In drteraalhlg i proof anj the value of all the part i ibis cue you flnj one article at which other people rtulJ not al to poteeMlon and we aik what the pq b is In regard to that KrtlcuUr art We ryti j DIDN T wY THE HOLON t If they had proven that hattie as old to this fe idnt then Il assume you would not hare ta lake lone In which to reach your ilion r 1 r lion lionHut Hut what le the erMeac I poaiilve undisputed that tke arair i liebolder was oU by Mm M s r Martdegaaa store to a mss IelitlM try 4efene ata man with a i I Dyke beard AM In tW ersK a a sue tlaa of any mtauke etalement wit rule by her I her aitenttoa wit eibtdNNI e ae neNled tally the i p1iMIMe AMID

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I 0 1 Xift r I f f tr 0 I M t X 11 t h c 0 f THE WORLD TUESDAY EYEING 1 FEBRUARY CllMA a d r 1 I I 1tAMATIC SCENE IN RECORDERS COURT wilEN vJ WEEKS POINTED TO CORNISH AS rifE NAN SOFT WORDS AND t 1 THEN A TORRENT of the Mollneu counel ftte deeMM o stautaftlt no evidence In defense while startling and unexpected was not without The sam roue wa 4 out precedent course the Her Harrl and Hem ti i pursued la I Ing CaMS allot which were on charges and Harris Meyer tot mard by poUon I were conlced and executed Mrs Fleming was acquitted Mr Week In starting Sum up motJ out to a table In front of the Jury lie b ikasmn la low tones lie almost caressed IkaiJurora with soft words as he told and other the charge n tout tae case correspond IattIL His eyes softened t My aad his voice was appealing his words fell ftt m aa he warmed up C fisM ley and Unalned He cut them that rang and energy 1 In f I vI a crinea apacfcms courtroom like the t oih thIPUOU I iMUe 01 mMketry I jfnA ItF word Mr Weeks led up to I i wpolaM package i had that f C CiUy one person could have 1ksr battleholder cried Mr Week iSSlY Olle person thoie particular ar HlMea contain I r tH 1 box If they I t 1 Meld hav proved Io you that they t I been In his possession then you I fwwtd not haTe been long In making L r ur mind But there I absolute f IgMMIve aad undlaputable evidence that lift man who bought that silver bottle I bSr waa not the dtfendant c t SPOKE AT OSBORNE Here Mr Week turned and glared L 1I h M Mr Ocborn At If expecting him to igwt up and assert to the contrary Let uc take thl package and make i kup We have H blue bOil from Tlf tsW It Is the slxe Uled In silverware Is that connected In any way with r I MM defendant Any proof that he had Us blua box Not one word Tile Dli trtctAttorney showed that he hod an aeeount In the itstlunery departmeot vat they had not Ihe bOlt of that Ii io Mr Weeks went along throujrh t each article declaring that not It L eHgfeteit evidence had been shown to eannaet the defendant with either of L EXPERTS DEPRECATED Then he got down to tie rxperls Is It reasonable to believe that twelve ti sensible men will end this mm to hla t death on the testimony of the e ex I pert By thee experts In handwriting l they expect to prove beyond a rraaon r t ante doubt ih t the defendants hand t wrote Exhibit A and on this testimony they tick you to send this young man f to his death L l jfrcu fe thl great dty of New York J has unlimited wealth baa a lioundlrs f itrfMvry la It rM and just that they vaae4ld lirirg on anarmy of handwriting experts from California to Maine carry 1 Ing them In palace cars feeding them 1 at thn WaldorfAstoria paying them exorbitant feea brought on to lrown ithla young man In an avalanche of ex pert testImony And they expect you to believe this testimony and upon that take a mans life 1 Ilemember there muit be no com 3 promise You must believe or not Rtthrr this young man h entitled to be re stored ti his wife and family or give up every drop of his lifes blood to the elec tric chair He Is guilty or not guilty It Is death or freedom t WEEKS GREW DRAMATIC Mr Week here grew dramatic III jYolee rose powerful and clear and rang through the courtroom He turned to 0 1 Mollneux as he spake the word free f om omMollneux Mollneux eyes were winking rapidly That diver bottUholder was bought by a man who said that he wanted It tor a ladY s dresser Iy tome strange coincidence It found Its way per Mr Cornish to a ladys drener and matched the silver on that dresser Mr Week stopped and looked at every Juryman In turn aa If to weigh the effect his words had made DID CORNISH LIE There la aal a ayllahlr of I re or rlalllla of proof that that parkaar ever ras r through Ihr mall a rarrul Mr CornUh Ha hr told the trathf TIll U Impor tant o our proven the rrrrlpl HO poiluian prove the delivery except CornUh At this point It looked lIB If Mr Week was assuming the role of prosecutor of Cornish Instead of daferdlng Mollneux It was evident hit he Intended to dl bert tho suspicion to Cornish or at least tn hw that Im might have been aa guilty on all facts aa win Mollneux lie was drawing a crnparlfon Word by word hr gent over Cornishs lesUmony and strove to Impress upon the jury the suspicion that Cornish might have bran guilty lie dIUted on lie suspidoua circumstances Mr Adams took a doe of medlclnn and died Mr Cornish took i dose or I say he ilUl nn emptjrjttamaoh and wanders around alt day with no evil effect Hr nays he look a nsr He even went to lire Yocum a man who bmJ how to make cyanide of mercury Nnw what reasonable rxcuae did Con nsh havo for visiting Yocum on that day of all days TO LOCK JURY UP TONIGHT At IK oclock Mr Weeks having come to a full Hop In his talk the He corder Interrupted Every one thougnl It was a mecca and started to go out but a sharp rap for order brought quiet again Then Juror Manhelm Drown was as iIited to the witness chair and the Hr corder sought to fInd Aiilfclf hr was strong enough to bear bawl locked up with the other Jurors during recess and at night as will be necessary very shortly He said he was and the Recorder des ignated the Astor House II the Jury lockup FJIANK W THOIIP tWEEKSs ADDRESS TO MOLINEUX JURY I Continued from nut Page the eale recalled the conversation ehr had with the purchaser and was I3si I the as to his description t NOT THE MAN Nor can there be any question about her Inability to Identify this drfrndant because the time that has elapsed since the purchase This defendant wrnl lir aad presented himself to Mls Miller and I Hiaulred whether she could Identify him ri S e the person who had bought the bottle t l This la no failure to identify after a Ii 1eIw laps of lime This ti a positive 1 fvlietIfttt unquestionable assertion by 4 iII X1 XUlfr Itul Iho defendant was not the man 1 3t Jer ii there the illghteit proof any I I I wt wwere In his case of any Individual In way connected with the defendant I wlw bear any rrxmblancr whatever to U It description nf the prrton who bought I X tbs bottleholder What Is It that the IsTaatiiutlon asks of yoj In rrgird to the t WIthholder They ask you to sup JiJ tlIIlp to guess to Imagine that this tie Miant got somebody to buy that bol der for him and that he uerd It u V aart of the crime t 1 1 tTEMILE SECRET i ort committing murder by t men vno are secretive men of I efcaracter wh will commit murer 1 Aonot take other Into their t Who could be trusted with 01 thIs kind Sasrhk his life hr la e i s a r1 la eansi one koaecl aaasi whu tfetri allvrr MHilr S Md woald

04 J 1 SJd CT d4 1 r His wife wa In tears den Mollneuxs eyes were red and sniffles relied the audience to badly that order had to be restored Mr Week then went on to the mall log of the jiolion package No testimony has been produced to ihow that this defendant mailed this package or was In the vicinity of tin Iostonire at 13 oclock on Dec U IMS tho day this package wan mailed POINTED TO CORNISH Hut said Mr Week psualug aa laiUsit aad ollsig his bind la 4he air while his eye swept over the Jury llarrr H Corsilah waa and he waa at the PoctOUca at exaetlr the tins the package was mailed add o that day CorrUah aat In a faroff corner Hi was visibly nervous H had a pencil In hli mouth and hll chewed It nervous ly At time he look the pencil down and then his teeth were clinched and the mall muacle of his face stood out In ridges He glared at the back of Weekas blond head as the lawyer went on to suggest that CornUh might hate com mitted the crime and not Mollneug thai man na klsaarlf Ihr man who petit three arllrlra 3n frlrail of any oar clue could knee been Intraatrd with mrk a vrrrrl X n man who is rnmmlltlna a rrlsar of laU raararlrr woald ever kuce placed his life In the hand uf same one rlr NH what Is there In the bax or In I ihe content that I P count trd with this Ufeniant 1 Let ut take It from the ery rrtnnlig lt us have tha box here and ask ouradtes the ijuestlon a to how It Is connected with the defendant NO WORD OF PROOF We hate befun ur a blue box from Tiffanys nut the size uird In the ta i tloncry drpartmeiu but the ilie used In tho slhcrwarc dr artmrnt ni near ai they have been able to duplicate It I II that onnected with the defendant III thetr any proof that on the HI or 3d nf December DM U ls drfrtidant had It his poitratlon a Tiffany slUrmare bolt7 Not one word What proof haH lIIeWe hate the proof that the drfridtnl had nn account at Tlffan i but bin account was only In the stationery kMrtment attl they dll not use box of that slrr Hut what did I the DUtrtrtAttornry ruggitt when that tact came out that the rise of the los would nut fit That the defendant was married shortly Ivfotr that time and he might hate had It 1 a wedillnr iirecI from others A WEAK SPOT Di you Imajlne gentlemen that If there had bin any ieddng prisents rent from Tiffany to the defendant or Miii Chrtrbrough at the time of hit marriage cantaned In a bos that would hav flttrd this rake It DtstrlctAt t ar the Chief of Detective would lav MM to ftad that faetT 4letiJ1 t piug kaak over lbs I I VIEWS OF MOLINEUXS WIFE AS SHE SAT LISTENING TO WEEKS I book of Tiffany Co from Dc 21 UK to Nov S ltd and finding If any such article were delIvered Absolutely no connection proved between tho le fendAnt and the box and the only con nection between the defendant and Tlf anyf Is the connection thruuxh the statIonery detwrtment whlth separates hIm from Ihr boxes used In the sliver ware department Tim came way In rrgurd to the en velope that al In the box They ptnvr1 hat the defrndant had an account In the stationery department but how aroful they were not to prove that thl Dtetnprx he bought there were not of the came star ns that rrnelope And yet while they leaH out all of these things wo have hire a great deal about the same things In Iho presenta tion of the cal upon the part of tn prosecutIon FACTS SUPPRESSED They called I man from Tlffan to prove that the defendant had an Account count there but nothing was said about he things which he bourht Nothing a wild about the Kivalopon which fie bought there I came out on cuter urnt examination Not because the trlctAttomry brought I hut Boar s the envelope li eoncerni l the defrn dint Ii not connected with It What have wa next The liver bottle holder and the defendant II not con nected with that The proof Is clear and beyond question that some one fIN bought thfttlhrr botllrholder What have we next The blu bat tie N there any proof that the de fl all ever hid In his txwfettlon a nnrd You mint blue bottle Not a IU milt decIde this case upon the proofs that are prmfntnl to ou and li there al Ironl that the defendant ever had n blue bottle Police offlclalu ransacked his factor and took photfigraphs nf every bottle on his shelves but till not bring you I blue bottle such A was used here eople are subpoenaed here to prove that hey offered to prii that they made hued to the defendant upon certain roods cl Hli employer Mr Ilirmann I called hut they do not tiring out nt any tlmn or anywhere or any nlacr 1 blue bottle oC the character usrd her In the poi rsslon of the defendant MYSTERY OF THE BOTTLE There are hhll bottles and blue hoi Irs This blur bottle win made and ited In all probability for mime spechl punioce I do not know wtyat I Is It las not been In my i senlan I have not had the opportunity of sending I around to hate It IdrnttllrJ ti5 the manufacturer who lice tbli particular tyle of bottle this tnrllcular hapr hut there Is no proof that It wa ever In the positsslon of the defendant Maal hat wr neat i lahrl of hromnirlUrr pasted u the bottle lln they tonnrrl the drfrndant at ear plarr at any time pntlrr aug rlrraMtaarr with bro rllirrf tin they ihnw that hr ever osril It ItDo Do Ihry how thai he ever d If Do they how thai hr ever ho wht If For Of courso the aniner In that any onr could ht hail i bottle of hmmareltxer True nbd ioud but the couM jnjbjjy they not get It unless thr litught I or come ono rise gae It to them And OU could nut get the label of the ottr that was In Ihli Tiffany box except from a bro moirltxrr Mttlr and that Is not con ne terl with ire dtfrndant THE POISON MIXTURE Thry do not prose the rlilm that In that bottle was 1 mixture o I brome rrltzrr and canl of mercury and they all to prove as I har stated to you hat the defendint ever had bnimu srltxrr In his pi ri ilon Now what In regard In cInle nf mlrrur1 D they proe that he ever hid Ioht otniJe of mrrrury In his poise louNot Not I syllable to support I Ills dealing with chemical houses nouH how whrthir he Mueht any cjnnlJr of mercury And what In they dealt ou to si gentlemen In regard to that That the defendant I a ehrrnlit a colormixer and because oanlde of mercury can be manufacture I by the use of two matrrlils one nf which they cruted to be In the de fendants factory I fTHE MAKING THE POISON Therefore they want you to gut that the defendant manufactured cyanide o mercury and usrd I for this pwrpara Aftl here 1 want to rail y ar at taetlen ta lbs fact that tae k t I which It was stated can be used to make cyanide of mercury that of these ma terUis one only w is found to have bent In tlio factory of the defendant Neither of them sap shown to have Ixrri there and ns far a hli employer Mr Hermann was concerned he said that he never heard of them Now what do they come to next The box I filled and they coma to the wrapping paper Now do they connect the defendant with that wrapping paper In any way At first thought It may seem strange that that suggestion should b made to you but remember the little bit of de tail that the DistrictAttorney Is trying to use here In order to connect the de fendant n one of a hundred thousand people who have the same thing and then consider the uestlon of wrapping paper He has spent lute and money disprov ing what Mr Hum has aj In rtnrd to the Ink and after It 1 al through what was the conclusion that one and all of the experts came to INK SIMILAR I w that the Ink was substantially sImilar You could git closer opInIons than that on the question of wrapping paper You ran determine that that wrapping paper was of the same character of the same material and ran from the same mill and If they could prove that at nny lime In the history of thlidf ftndaiit business life there had bean ought for Morris Hermann Sc Company wrapping paper of that kind do ou imagine that they would fall to hate Ihc people here of whnin the bought I the goods to show that that wrap ping paper was In tho defendants factory HANDWRITING DISSECTED And then we come to the handwriting And there they attempt to lonnret the defendant with tho sending of this isckagr and In fact the have nttrmpt 11 tn get twrttr sensible mrn to sen I this defendant tn hl drttti upon the Iwllmony of expurta In handwriting And that Is the only Nine that there was about that imckagr that they claim they can bring home to tho defendant None of the real facts that wen In I that package nnnr of the concrete sub hatters that went to cnnnrot the dei fendanl as the iloJmrd with this crime I Ant by the word of experts In hand wrlflng they hop Io convince you that hut hit writing ii on that ixhlblt A Is the handwriting of this drfrndant and Io tii u you say heond A rrsiroruble doubt I 11m fatlrtled to the fulnrm it satin faction thai the defendants hanls wrote exhibit A and hr goes to Ml death lentlrnivn If the drfcndttits hand wmtr rxhlbll A I would not Im taken a trust of handwriting experts ta the employ of the DlstrlctAltornry to con lncr iou nf I EXPERT TESTIMONY It would lot have taken thirty thou sand dollars for expert rtea In order tn contlncr twelve rrnilblr buMnr men that that wai so I It twulblr that l the fciiir should h made here In tItle community that because the HUtr cf New York anJ the Ill of New ul f haliK a tteaiury that It unlimited In wealth so that the CAII hire exuarts all titer the country from CalifornIa ant bring them on herr In palace cal anti feed them at the WaldorfAstoria and because the drfenilant It I clerk or u sUpenlnlnt rnt wIth olr eft touch A wr k that thry should drown him In hr volume of caper trrllmon brrauie lr baa not a hundred houtami dollar with which II hire expert That cannot b grnllrmrn and the rry firl that the priwrcullon nedil M many expert to support Its case Ihr very fact that tht fAt the uropecutlnn ex peril themselves look all tfcU time to reach thin concluilon rtch emma to me to dlspoir of the suUtanlUI merit and aur of ll 1 li I iHsslble that a matter which It iook the leading rxprrt of the Irt prosecu tion Mr Klngslry nearly two month to determine as far from doubt Cr dlubt to josl lively and absolutely certain Ihat tha upon that and un that aone a mans life should b taken le NO COMPROMISE Thrrr U no runs far rsimprosaUp llirrr a aa allrraatl Klther IkU aefradant I ratlllml la hie rre oa I rallllrd In br restored la hU wife uN4 la hi raatlly hr U raUllr tu shake hi falhrrfa baud oarr saare ulderthe HraV lava 1 tgh sad WaHui N tbe CM t V k 4 iBia T UM ne a rM 1 C l ar frrr sky or he la eatlllrd to the rlrrlrlo rlialr I rntltlr4 Io It for every Incli unit otjnrr of blood Ilirrr ii la tutu There Is n room for waverIng There I Hr Is cither I Is no room for compromiSe le1 tlher guilty or not guilty death or freedom And nil through our consideration of t hi case 01 must bear In mind that hut defendant sits hare until your ver dict Jiys to the contrary an Innocent man The law presumes him to be Innocent until to much evidence has been pre ftnteJ as takes away from him that presumption and then In determining Inn question of his guilt or Innocence you mint determine It and be satlsllcl to I moral certainty and beyond a rea sonable doubt REASONABLE DOUBT PntllJhe defendants Innocence In f mated beypnl A rrasnnible doubt ho Is rntllledMo all that goes with that pre i umillnl Qf innocence And It Is the luty oftne DlitrlclAtlorney to prove to nu the C31 that he charge against this defendant nnJ to prove that to your satlifactlon Wr submit to nu gentlemen Ihe cvl drnrr I hut has connection with this I crime Not one I a actually brought home in the drfrndant unless you say that the hnndwrltloc baa convinced you 1Ionll n reasonable doubt That Is all I ot mn of the facts Not one of the nrttcltn In that box Bo when you get ilowji tn the cry kernel of the question tion when you come down t decide and when the thing absolutrly finally It comm in n question of your own I conscience In answering the question of handwriting you must answer It upon the Irntltnuny of these expert Non grntleuen It shall be mv effort tn run through the evidence In thl case c a quickly n possible taking up as little nf our lime na I pcaslby can I I11 you will panUm me If I bike a lit tlu more than you think 1 ought to le ACCUSES NO ONE I In considering the evidence I want I ou to lien r In mind one thing and In nny of my remarks that I may mike to you concerning the evldrncr I only Want yvm to benr In mind that It Is not my itacr Io accuse any one of the com in I M lor of this crime or of the commli Ion of any other crime hit It Is my duty to call to your attention the link In this chain cit that are missing thll choll of cumstnntlal evidence and the unutli futory attempts that hn been made to pniv certain branches of the cir I nuppoiD that the piece of writing In this case that has been given more con ildrmtlon than any other Is the hand writing on Exhibit A I You have all looked at I from the original You have all Mudlrd I upon the phptotraph but I want ou again to look at It and to notice In Iho original fie r drcldrd black of the Ink on this writing U Is darker than anything rite set ihi crimson color of the In itial C on tb paper You will remember the evIdence that exhibit A on Us tau was as black when It Inll nut shown to the police as It li now whllr the initials found In the h clnnlng were not A pronounced black as thry are today That Is something gentlemen for you to consider Notice the fUmps Absolute nothing upon them seem In Indicate the date that they went through the PoilOftlcr No soil anywhere on the case Is prcnr that this was mailed dr Jt m of pm t WHO MAILED THE PACKAGE Hut supooie It was maIled before the 1 of December Is there any prut that the defendant was nt the lOt Offlce on the 31 of December The DIstrlctAtlorney ha put In evidence the defendants sworn statement before tit Coroner that It was ha habit to go over nn Friday s a little bit earlier thin aln Fridays he went to his rm plovers ole on Prarl street to e about the payroll but there Is no proif that he went near ht PostOftlcr I Coming across the Cnrtlandt itrrrt i ferry ad going to his employer of I fice on Pearl street doe not bring him i to the llroadway side of the Post OaVe but there II proof In this case that Harry I CornUh aased the New York PiKtOfflc on the Itmadway le of the New York PostOffice on Ih afternoon of Dee U Just at tb time that hla package is supposed to han been mailed Harry I CornlsVi was at I lh Hrnadway side of the PostOflce A this package received on Saturday Drc I through the malls Harry 1 Ccnrfsh say that he weal ta his i3g al the Club and found th asjwatT Mata That wa Dee J Oii1 ra veaa ta Dee M antrfaw days al1Nd N tgMh Ns J was lk abed At the Knickerbocker Athlrtc Club Doctors attended him who hIt that he hail been poisoned by something hI had taken out o that imckaxr Within four li after the package la supporrd to have been received through the malls the tioliomma char acter of Its contents Is known and yet neither uf the cl fkll In that office hlI duty II wi to receive that pack age If It cant hnugh the malU cune here nor I the poiltnan produced to show tint It did get there at that tin CORNSHS TESTIMONY If my memory serves me right Mr Cornlfh a1 that neither nf the l rk appeared to know anything About It Now there la another very peculiar feature nlxnittlut package that exhibit A and would like you gentlemen to look ut It while I A to you from Mr CornIsh own testimony I to what Mr Cornish did after he opened the I ckaa Q U that tho wrapper ou referred to exhibit A 1 A Yes sir lly Mr Wieksli that the wrapper you referred tot A Ye sir that was originally thrown away but at Mr Icings suggestion I recnvnrcd It and cut It out of tint rest of the wrapper and put I In my ilcsk Now It II Misslble that when hr uaed that exprrsslun lie may have been care lisa In the use nf the wont hut you ser what ir said when the matter was brought to his attention again QAnd In opening the box you say you threw the wrapper under your desk A I did I have H nrante basket and I throw everything Into I Q And afterward took It out and cut out Exhibit A J I dlu I Q With jour scissors 1 A I did Gent mrn Is there n single mrl of that wrapper there handing Kxhlblt A to ITlpr that he could cut out with the Ml iorx is there a single straight cut idgr on that exhibit anywhere Of course you cant see I In the photo graph I ark you to look at that out Inil gentlemen every one and nee If i you can Hnd the slightest Indication of 1 clein cut such us would have been made with the rlfr bl HANDWRITING EXPERTS Now gentlemen jurt store that away In your mild for a whiP until I reach tho point where we clod the marfrxlous handwriting detrcthe utilllty of Mr Ailim nnJ Mr Cornish and Mr IotA notilr I rint leave him out They 1 ore frpm this Imperfect and Incorrect newspaper cutting the similarity In his I Mnllneuxs handwrlt log Now what happrnH then accord Ing to Mr 1ornlihn tf when he cut this wrappir un He said I was sug gested in him Ihat he save It for Ihe PUft nf pertaining the sender That occurred nn SaturdAY morning And yet King Holnmon and 1 eUierspoon at cording tu the testimony all came In there arid were shown the holder were Invited to drink the bromoatltaer aad not one of them was shown the addrets Thin ndilrris was cut out so that they might flout out who sent t and thr when thee people cam In there his Intlmatrit his aaaociatea la the clab he never howl the address li Ham tn nnd nut whether they recofnlaed I or not Anti Ilien I wa left II the dai Baturdiy night 1 It nat f1nturdl night all rtay Siisjway all day Monday nil day T alt In the drtk In that Club which Mr Caf nlsh fall had frequently beea broken oprn ticforr and rrpalrrd and on the night or HI he datum on the morning nf Drr 77 which was Turnday he had lost hl key Now nome one subsequent ly fnund I Hr didnt tell us where he lost It or who found I o when M was gUen bark tn him hut he MyiJiat oa the mornIng cf the tTth when he got thrrr he dldrl have hi key anfl there fore hr hail to hate his desk broken oprn again CORNISHS DESK Now srnltfrrcn that may Im mwoo able It ma appro to you I may reein to 0 sensible that a man who had ot or mislaid his key before I nf explained jnd there was not any hole in the lop n that he would have cite deik broken open several times b fore that hl thould not 4 aeeaelhmg la hove I key with him carry a key with him so thai he wouldnt have hi ck broken open again Men dont like to hav their deck broken open They rf supposed to roa lain prlxate paper and up clabaa he was so careful of thai dub Ihat he let It bt broken open aeveral ttmea before and although I had been forced open that morning that nlgtit when he had I broken open again he raaet the plate befor he went home at J oclock at night Now gentlemen d yam remember IM that he Mid I was broken open y forcing thi whole plat up aa4 thra rrrtttng the plate Now If rah have ever ha 4 inr experience of Tt kind or I you ne a practical mechanic of f any kind y u know that If you force I plate out you tear the screw and the wool right out with toe screw aol you cant 1f that plat la until yen pltsg these old crew hotaa up aad If you da It two or three Haws yon sever can set the plate In so that I I used far anything and yet Coratih aara bW ilek had been broke oSl saaay times and tbit nn that mnrnmc I was hrokm pen atrj he forced the plite dawn aga a end yet he WI 10 anxiett to take tbs tnlnn on that parttcsAar stlgJH that be eroke his M opea ta arier ta get Ia itatmen t M t j MOLINEUXS WIFE j I SMILED UPON HIM 1 I The courtroom this morning was bussing The light anticipation Illuminated minated every Ace There were a dozen or more women How on earth they ever managed to run the gantlet of police officers court attendant and other Individuals with marblo heart Is a mystery Out they ha the counter sign and sailed Into court with colon flying and faces shining with nI1 lh eager curiosity Shortly before 1OO oclock the ante room door opened and In nlel Mrs Moll neux wife of the prisoner Mr Moll neux mother of the accu4 and Gen ICCut Mollneux the faithful earnest father who has bteti nn unwearied attendant atall of the long fessloqa Mr Motlneux the wlfw garbed simply Her dress was blacCT Bo was hr coat tastefully trimmed with as trakhan A coquettish turban crowned her joft brown hair The flame ofntr You dlf menl had kIndled a rosy I fire In each cheek She smiled and bowed graciously to her husband do fenders She glanced scornfully at his perse cutor Then she settled with hr back to the curious mob of gasplngifemales and awaIted the arrival of her husband HE EMBRACED HER When he wax released from his pen he teemed to leap joyously Into the court room He fairly ran around the aisle and whet half way to the defendant table he clu Chl wIfe eye lie Ignored his lawyer and rushed Into his wlfec arm Bl c cached up one arm and threw It about Molmcuxs neck Their lips met In one Jong kiss Unllneux drew away but the wife eagerly drew him to her again smothering hU ice with her hot Ilpa IlpaThen Then a a ilnllnfux sat dowiC he threw her arm around his neck and fondled hit liewith htrdnlml gloved hand MolisMki father and mother were con tent PIMM lovingly on their ion the alto looked oniand quivered A trdavoured with eje r eye 1 that par4 at the denrendMti tabs Tg y ting nouple paldHtte attention to Ibi proceedings They whispered to one another like a fond pair of lover WEEKSS MOTION The prisoner counsel were on hand early with their voluminous briefs and material for argument heaped up on the tabe In front of them It waa A If a barricade had been raIsed to stand off the assaults of the determined Dip trlctAttorney The I c9rder arrived promptly and thipctatora stood up until Ills Honor fLf9qd became seated Then Mr Week stood up Your Hoitiir began Mr Week I respectfully moe the Court to strike out iml the Jury Instructed to illsregartl Peoples Kxhlblt I the dIagnosis blink on he grounds that I Is lncotnt int Irrelevant and Immaterial Hz deny the motion said the U and Mrnoen admired the cuter holder and she salul that that matchjJ the silverware on her drrsser and Mr Cornlah all Why yes wits don you take I and put It In there SILVER BOTTLEHOLDER Now gentlemen remember the con versation that took Ilnco between Miss Miller and tht purchaser of the silver bottleholder Hear In mind that thla defendant knows nothing 11 all of Mrs Adama or lire Roger In KUhiysixth street There Is no claim whatever here that he ever saw them or knew them no claim that he was ever In ralm that houne no claim that he ever knew whether Mr Joe had silverware on hr dresser or had no set at nil Hut what did the purchaser of thf silver ver bottleholder ay that he wanted the sliver bottleholder for1 lit said that he wanted the bottleholder to hold a I wantl broinoseltier to match the silverware on 1 ladyc dresHT I will I read from the testimony I Now Miss Miller I alt you to repeat again ha th man laid when I hecame a to the counter where you were A He said he would Like to see something t bald a bottle of brpmo I seltzer for a lady dresaer He raid ho would Ike to see something to hold a bottle of hromo elta r I bli bromoIle da after he mad ha request t A I opened the case and Joaked for poyelteato see what might be there and fouM his article ld and It attracted his attention I nUrate Bo that bYlom strange coincident to pay the leaat the silver bjtlleholder that wan bought for a ladle dresser was taken home by Mr Cornish on the n 1 of the 2ih andfound ili place on a ladies dresser and I Just matched the allverware on Mra Jtoer dresser 0 th lvr 1rr MRS ADAMSES DEATH Rut now re copie to the gexi or Ing and the te C V toes m to ahoy I that out that marnln Mrs Adam com plained of a headacSe and Mr Corn1a wax called upon to glva her poise of W wa call which he hr Ant c whth brmllr cording to hIs statement prepsrsd a tMipSnful of It and paared a lat the 1rllful water on It and stirred Mrt Adam took It pie Mid that tastes oWr te lull 1 and ereupSrrMr Cornl h himself took a swallow x ay out of that aame glass and Mr Adams C55 taken sick A doctor was called ta X r Adam will remember was very skk ad you br 1 f Il 1 have I Jet Mr Cornish who claimed to liquid taken some of the very N y hit lae dams took and whirls brought her aa they 1 must have believed lieved to the polat of deathat that tisaeHDr Hitchcock was therewanted to take some saor of that medicine Mr Conilsb r Mated that h didnt know aavthta aa t fcroma teltaef he 5Sa kneW a taste was ilbe o anything else But what o D Httecock ssy The only lime CorMb said beaver u l Ol aver took it w me 1 whim I u water with It and It effervesced la M lutl lutlhere what happened after wards A dose of the material bid beau tl ale gum a to d Adam ny 1 Cor ml was a bottieIMt bid e11 anonyfliNr wI a I t wp onrl of ti ne o it The eleesaustasess per II daaof1t p 0 hi cirelsmIaace I euITsVdtSt ctK lb artiMi itself natural eftseh to put any lIt guard wll ay rue tberbeessl opsO his tOJ thet kt to tab pt sad the aist I adaiulSerIal a dies c I is mrs us sd a he mys aW a itor at K bIasei ait 5 Ml SIS 0 g leorder travel but I Instruct the fury I to disregard the nature of the answers so far ai they tend to create a prejudice The only purpose ot the exhibit was as a handwriting standard and the purposa I of tracing a description such ai iIi and I height ai Mr Wet ned an exception I now ak the prosecutIon to d naml nato the count of the indictment on which thli defendant li being trIed The first count recited Is toteM to kill Katharine J Adams nlsh Second Intent to kill Harry B c nlshThird I Adams Third assault on the person of l I Adl Fourth Intent to kill Mrs Adam name as the nnl FifthIntent to kill Mr Cornish same aa the second flIxthAdmlnliterIng poison to Mr Adams wljh malice aforethought The defendant cannot proceed with hit defense unless apprIsed on which count he I beIng tried This motion Wi also denied The room wui as Kill as death lUl dtt DEFENSE RESTS 0 I Mr Week declared that on the count not being stated by the prosecution the defense would rest I I move then raid Mr Weeks that the DistrictAttorney he charged to elect the count on which this case Is to go to the Jury Mr Oiborne objected that this It not required rCulrr Mr Weeks spoke forcibly In presenting thin caM In hli open ing he declared the DlitrlctAttor ney stated that the death of Mrs Adams I was caused br A felonious assault 0 the body of Ifarry I CornUh In nil the evidence that hn lire been adduced not a lUrf pot a word hAi shown that any felonious Intent t Isteil against Mrs Adam i The motion was denied i Mr Weekas statement that he would rest the cssi without making a defense delivered coCdly nnd calmly dropped like 1 a shower of electric spark on the per son In the court Osborne wheeled In j his chair and looked at rln au mint I A DARING PLAY The spectators could not believe their ear alollneux glanced at Ms wife with I a smile She smiled In return though she knew nothing of what had hap pened Ukn wild fife the report spread Ihrouhll court through the corri and through the t6Wn outside dot athrou 1beCbt oUII I Indicated extraordinary confidence In the weakness of the prosecutors rape J wa a grand stand pity with the jury with the Intent or comfiltu the ImpreiilonVthat defcrrte was hard ly worth the while I waif a magnified pU of Mr Weeks this new defense and I probaby made more Impression on the jury than If I dot witnesses had been put un the snnj and sworn as to Mollncuxs stainless rtiiutatlon coull b Is Dr Hltchcok itattmenL WARNED CORNISH I told him crrlvlnly I was net strychnne and there WAS little rvv done of morphine or opium or alka loid of opium morphine or chlorine cr t an ol trwM uuuints Ant JJ KIU ha renihril ctr for the slaw and said I will take I taste of It1 And I Mid Didnt you g et gtck when you tasted It beforer1 Then Icl said 1 certainly did And then I mil lrite It alone And he said How are we going to had outr outrow gentlemen docs It pram reiaoti I abe to you that n man aba had ad ministered that dose which had killed Mrs AJrms an I he himself must have believed there was certainly something wronghere we are trying to nnl out what the poison was he was asking ou tlnchcock whit It war that a man who had admlnltcrti that to Nrl Adams and who had also taken a lute or It himself would reach acrnii the table for another drink out of that same Klul Dow that seem wit 1 the realm of reasonable probability Now lets H what happened after ward and nee how well chat carried out Mr Cnrnlths story because you mutt remember gentlemen that the Integrity of this exhibit Athe fact that that was the piece of paper that uine around the package and Indeed the fact that the substance ever came through the malUrcit ahMlutelr Pole and entirely upon the UstlaMajr of Mr CornUh SUSPECTS CORNISH Ther Is not a syllabi of evidence or a scintilla of proof that that package clntla that that bottlebalder nJtbbhi hot tie and contents of inn blur bottle and package ever came through the mali except Mr CernlnaiatrjBttnt Dant lose sight of that bepauac it ii of great Importance to you to tee mine whether Mr t 11 telling ISM truth whether he has told the truth all through this matter No postman proved the delivery No clerk projel the receipt No one MM J oTii with It in his posanaims nrtN lie gal In InII pmtftMtr his own nce two Or tore flights above Now Jet us I what happened thee Mrs Adams di and then D Hltjh cock takes some whUkey and giver Mr rornlsh ome which he preaerfce Mr I Cornish doeent remember whether he dOnl I took It or not Then they go oul and I then Dr Hitchcock buys an pp1s and I 1n Hitchcock and Coruiiik fM tie apple Hle then while they ar eating the at antidote and Caiking 0 is the uI4erJr 1 think Wr haT Ol 1 lb molt astounding ol M I 1 have ever heard and 1 want thread ha r what Dr WteV of two or three page o D cock payl NOW OU will remember tUl D Hitchcock 0u1 go to the Hoard of stealth He th not go to the Cnnwar CMlt u 4 Math Fate I Pti Honey j In Thy Purse 1 L 1 iptair or tl tl NMV 7 5 Mi PN Ls r I Itrr 5 a i MisdMa1 1 saa afusMi 1 y lYu I

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J u f nun LD I IDD Oy UVuNIG no ItUA y u Il I FC 1 n I I I UIGH SCHOOL 1 GIRLS HAPPY i Thank Evening World for Providing New Teachers IS ROOI FOR ALL NOW Fifteen New dawns to Start ToMorrow to Accommo date 1000 Pupil A bevy of happy and brightface girl enlivened The Keening World offlcc thl morning They came to thank Th Ktenlng World for presiding nf f teen r w leaclera anil tenty of ac ioaimcOatloia far nil h the high rchuola cf he city I We tranl to thank 1h Kienlng World tn l the bright girl who wa apoketman tor urging tho question for Up JO ably We mreil we were to be hut out and w think nan me would hne been If The Ktenlns Worid had not taken the matter up llumli for The K enlng World cried n dimpled mln wlitn the tpraker had nnbhNl mi the randum rnnic with miiflcal huiuhr The fifteen new rlann will be atnrted l inorrow taught by Th K enlng Wardi flflcrn new leather and cap able of ircommcvlatliig from MO to 1101 4 n11lll6n pupil Dup Jatner laid to rlny Through The Kenlng World and by personal menage I have caked the prin cipal to lenJ the quklin children to the ichool mid annexe In their reaper tlta dlitrlct by 19 P M Wedneaday The teacher hare been notified and will be read for duty on WedneaJay That Is pltaunt reading for the girl a 111 boy who were lamenting the cut ting nit of their educational prlvlltg t jrentjfniir hour ago There on e thing pitiful In their anptal to thl r pap r ard The Evening World took the a matter up without delay The tlow and cumbrous machinery that move th Hoard nf education was slatted with an unwonted vim and M a result hundred mar of young po la will troop gleefuly into their new quar tera to morrow And they alt thank The EIal World lor It I THE TEACHERS STORY l411al la fls WtH Taller 1 It would be hint to Imaglna a more pathetic and painful story than the on I toll In The Evening World of atrday by Mica Mary Betla who baa bWt far tw ntyon yean a teAcher In Public School 9 at Caatleton 8 I when aha bold the poiltlon of atilatant principal Ior four month the baa had to lhe without getting a dollar of lbs pay aba baa earned and which the city owaa her Th tradtamen have not un naturally grown tired of further ealD alon af credit and a he ha had to taco k the Wlntar wllhnui fuel prorliloni Or L clothing for htmlf or for her venarabla mother trhu depend upon her for cup portCould Could anything tx Nor heartrending Could anything be more disgraceful The oaaa of tilt Haale la no Wont than that of hundreds of other equally di wring and equally without redrei for th robbery of which they are the vic tim timTheir Their lad condition I a one of the re ulta of that coniolldatlon which haj mad the borough of Itlchmond a p t ot Greater Sur York and while Ml Beat and her fellowtMcb shiver and auffar and tarn the Oralr Nw Tork with their aUrla atlll In U treaiury proudly polnu to a fortymil a liendollar payroll and a enmillion t dollar payroll Increaie In I single yar f WONT SEE VICTIM DIE I Fwblle PHt Mefate I Wit s Death r Hirdr When IU fried After doing all bO could to have Zme K Brown baadrad Prosecutor James B Erwin of Jgrtey City refuaei to accept lha fthaftfr Invitation to sea the mur darar M i did ray duty 175 the Prosecutor JH other tee him dli Big Help De1tWld j rfId Help 991 Wants ToDat World BUT prt Pai HIp Waits 379 the ThkkoiOh rN Y P Papers CambniL a apriuzrtcra S IIOIillur m ARTlntI ItXM norr s IMrftOVMM IAnltlTI K JAMTREMpJ I piypattr I JtTozJ t roNyLz KlrtEwoftK 11 HOOKRtXDKM 6 MDIKT niUgg I are h I lWNlr t IlnTEiorns I SlACHIJUm IUoIKrrrItR 4 XI1ltJl If IIOT 47 NCCKWKAK h nurciieiti t orEMTom U lt1IAKBRX IU IIn oiTue lIOn 4 OOKI n rHRIMRf 4 rAMICRI I IIXTIIU lUXVAHgRI 01OOIUMlua I I 9 rotLRoItIt J Ml 01 roHPOMTORf PUfI I riTTKIH S IOItT h I rnueE I IIUlIlr i IT h a 1LEILorE t 4 11INlH II SKIRT 1UXM a l HR1VIEM 1 TARCHER I lr fO C1HKI I uTii RWEKI 4 t pal a MLEMavt It HMLKO IOn I TAILS I KxrLorwxT WAIST MAXM 4 ACKXCK i1WAlIIS II flNtFiII I AITXU II itI r tWbuI I WOOP CARTBM I rtgmec j a xicEL4POVa 3 MM Ztt JOW8X rCEBM 5 1 TOTit W rojuuu f 1 t J v44 i L g ft rt fl SAPHO IS A BOLD PLAY BUT IS VERY WELL ACTED I Hiss Olga Nethersole Seen in an Immoral Creation and It Made a Sensation The Ambanador at Dalys Is a Caricature of SocietyII hen We Were Twenty One Amusing and It Coral a Co Bright After rtu fleollon I have reichel two concluilonn flr t that Hapho onr n If you plea eli no so warm at tn nece ltate the wearing uf atbeito Get th k f th Playl garment and econd that all poTions conUmplatlng wltnaaaln this joint if fort of Alphonaa Dait t and William Clyde Pitch woulJ do well to bring aloof their dinnerpail aapko u depict ed by Kill Olga Nthraol at WJ lacks hit night ii mmly tepldnot torrl Although Fir Chief Cr lItt ramataad at his headquarter during the erenlng var on th alert laat the UPPOte4 w nnth of the production might call the dtttruetlon of valuable Broadway property and whit Police Old Derery was at the AstorIa thinking he might be callad upon to an tha peWs moral neither oBlclal was diitLIrbId Of eoun II wont do to say that the I Filch vcralon of the French noval to eM of thoM chaste little slain lash M Major Pond love to lead fluttartnt over a lueum circuit for the dlfica41on 01 the loung ladle compoitng the Dorca Society of the First Baptltt Church but New fork bu an many a play which could give It cards and apadt for naughllnaa and win In two ban It I a no won than Zias j It 4ottnt I ski Hrnr Orrnrrnl In the lulili fll Wnllnrka thr img Skirt null the iIaIracnr4 MMM Using lei Ihr emir Alalr Uwl SMS l sh Pleat ArtTk apiral lisle This Ma qIvrd liz OwHlM C Ha but W atartl one aa much aa Camlll that belo1 drama of the atulint of Higher Culture iIaids la quit M awful In fact I earn see M ivImi why spko should not go ihandarlsg dawn the aga ilBblr and purely aa a clever well conatnicled play scllentl act J and hating for ti them a story aa oM aa dvllltatlon which baa been sung In literature far agealh love of a woman with a PUt wao raallr nat to ba alee but the man wsnt In kr Nod Im Mt lM U eeuutl the rraatirnt II Maraud CaOafa to farm a mallne daM and tate the girt la Wit lacka Neither an I going to ath lie boaralncehool girl to reed Don Juar but II I looked over hat nights audience I Instantly r ached lb con cluilon that Sapho was not going to chaixr tiC node of life or jeoparda the Mill of any oat In that ul throne Meally the oil thing that would bt I with abs bad apt to cause a girl to tayel at home pliylng parche with grandmamma was t1H Ntbnolei 1 coatumr Of courae ther was the spiral talrraebut of that titer The I cOJtumfi were what caused a fw face 1 ta blanch There was a Icily seated seat I me accomiwuled by C wellknuwn cloak manufacturer It was apparent he fol low unit avocation because he wore four diamond lilhtP rtlrt Durtog the NCfIol act she leaned over to her M ort and reourkeJ In a halffrightened wkb per ilcunfe IK tielp me sh dent war tklrt SCArS only got tIghts under aIb ih lady was evidently correct in Ian Dirinlaef lite alweae of uncetaHin gave to X NetMuoI an nmltukablx sinuous aiU erperllai appemrance and enabled her to clIng to JUII Ilk a boa eonitrlctor to a Saute dgjMUw girl Whether or not an abxrtwf of multl tudtnoa llcwrK Is conalaWtd good form or not HI raciutlv etrrlaa It rt taint glee nallmllel Joy to he Ant row TItI tli taJrrut was the moat r iM erete p It t 1IOrf1 alii I It y rtr M leug teem feWhm bed i7 ataeMnc tIM tft Ut wfMK k4frt la UM gkt to i 1 7 0 i IJ s po W I cpli riead KanlveHraal Very I Thrllllii hers e door that the algbt nf a young man en lertng upon a career which would be MgoroualV condemned by hli parent via a aolral italrcaie la dellclnui f only hop that the tight of Jran Jo ouly trudging up by a ort of corkscreW blow to hla ruin will tint incrraie th number of Uallor to the torch qf the OoJJen of Utwrly out In the Iwy erloutly the Ia v of itsphu carts need crltlclalng lr Hlch In a lower box was very anxloua ml palpllanl bu ba Dorrancd trouble He had rlIollfIJ the book 10 closely that he had don lIttle ela than ua the blue pencil I know half a dozen copy reader in New York who could have done Ihe pame thIng They might not have been abl to volv from the recexea of their brain ao much clever dialogue but they would tenalnly have given Nile Nrtherrole jut aa affective a part am he cotiW have clung to Jn andkliaed Just aa rap turoualy What Mr Filch should hate done Is this lie should have uted the pencil more frequently Four hours flI clinging kiss e And love talk and de nunclatlon and reconrlllatlon Ii too much The whUtle blew on Hanbo al It but Ur Kitch kept Mia Nether eels worklnr overtime Hhr ruuMn Jain a labor union In the Lnlied Stales today lo aave her life Hut Itte ilia good work although h did alt br JW a Slug f reiarke attar the performance Th climax ot Aet I was powerful It vl ta piwarful that Utep Netrieriol fainted When a young woman faint In real earned at th ncklene of a stage lover he aa auretlly la wed led to her art If I had been Iu Neihemil IM hate danced a cancan and touched the but tan for tha bellboy out of ahter grail tud when Jean went back to the coun try but Dig earned to like him and ao ek fainted amIJ an enihuclaum di oldly unusual In a Ilroadway play bMW ItTh Th cast Wat good the xttlnga nil that could be dealred Mr Filch In jected cumedy with a perdemle syringe cut I think that some of h nnci tOIl must hate been coiillrmej homoeopnth Isle Mr ItavHIe M thy lover earl of tartTJ through the evening bonfti Inwn under a weight of utrulatlon John I niemlennlng an even odor always Imply did what was required of him Fred Th rne WIi excellent I llul what Interested broadway more than anything else was the rehabilita tion of Annabel Moore llraiitlful bIoniC Annabel built entirely on the flagpole plan She is no longer Anna btllh la now hits Anna Will rd Rut even consumer of red l biter 511 cream ale rrcogntxed her although ahe wa unaccompanied by mommr From the Send dinner to llapha may b4I but a atrp but It gratlfled her friend and tne FhiTrr1 an abllky In the little she hid m do that proml for Mli Anna WMIfnrJ onl forget the name a future of much brtghlrew If the clua ftrt longingly about the stage And Mlii Whttrant loki supple rnouch tn clutter risen ere a lot of perroni In the CIII In whuh Hronlwjy I more or Isis In ereat d There waa Carolyn Hceatls Urjte who U suing her popprrlnUw the proprlemr of the Hotel Caillllar for the alienation of her huibanda affrc 11111I roue Mr flrave ud to tnlx i pickle In a grocery store but when be married Carolin he enjoyed a brief honeymoon und thNwrll hll think hrs In Hnatl where the nut rom from or Vnwela where therr l more l leaps the Cb sad W rka 1 tba C1d Laaallt Prsse4ilm Talieta Nrt C nil Is M IW a OM lit n mi S J 1 lI w OH w f Mla ethesl a Pae I Jean Bieak the hInter af haph action Mr Graves looked pretty and Altogether Sapho liut going to hurl any one who It old enough lu go out after sundown and Its going to tnjor a long run runWILLIAM RAVMONl hi S EGOTISM BY WHOLESALE IITIt Asibueidsr Parades helhsh meaL but la Nevertheless lleHdedly Amusing What a whol ome ut of egoltvt there ore In Tile Ambaador pn iluced nt Daiya Theatre last night Everybody ave the heroIne la aO wrap pet ip III lim Kf or herrelf hut they hav absolutely no thought fur any body There l dy Iteauvedere for Initaucr Ilies young pretty and a widow Hrr stepson hk engaged himself to marry a pennllea girl Mlladl object prln clially terauir she tears to become n grandmamma Her aoclMy friends call 10 offer sarcastic congrntulatloni and I 4o offer thank that they ate nut to embarraaalngly situated lord HI Or bn a mutual friend trims with the verfatlllty of a polltlcUn and led everY body know that lie I to different from other men Kindly then la Ihe oung step brother who commit forgery 10 PX a gambling debt The hilnouinei II hla offen doe not appeal to him but he want li saVe his miserable akin at the raponee of the heroine who I to gel back tie forged paper for him She iriouiiy compromise hrrielf in order ta do ao but the young scamp IJo merely thanklul that he II out nf tUe tcrape Edward J Morgan forsook the toga If Ban hun far he conventional evening drr and pelgltlc air or a Hrlln attach she eoiHtmalatad hImself as a heroic aacrlflr on the altar ef matri mony Hilda Bpenf were naagnlfloent gowns aa lilt youthful stepmother over lowered by tie sins of her own idem hIT John Mason has never done better work thin aa the Ambassador who after defying women charm for leara falls a victim at tight In Juliet lain Imrough In the person of dainty Mary Mmerng Tilt HTRULKU CORALIEitCO A New Krriteh Fmrr Ftwdarrd at thr adez Pgi rP Thrnlrr Talk about The Olrl from Mailmt and other llckleaom and racy thing In he Krvnch fare line that hare been ami In New Tork lately none of them ran hold a oaadl lo Coralie A Co rM mikr which waa produced st the Madlaon Square Theatre last nlgnt Deceit ed and deceiving husbands and wives fairly Jostled each other all through the play and the rrrnra en I acted In the areatmaklng mop with Its I magIc wall and disappearing alcutet anti Vanishing cnunhe urtHaieJ for In genuity und novelty and thrilling brink of rltquene anything ivrr before de vised by the clever Kraticbmea who bund fart that are nut born to blush ub n Tbs pl ode of charming Iltlill Mire Inglet suddenly bunting like a cbrjaa 11 out of her red gown Into a bewilder ng state of lingerie with her dret maker beside her calling off thai mea urwmectt of skirt and waltijjit to fool an enraged bund wnn appears with pl1cetoe the audIences breath awar Corarla dt Co Dmatnakera I O K U K a ixortfxrla agag rtmcm fare r fMteIJ Ii After the Nail hems Carrying Mph l The light f StaIn WHEN WE WERE 21 hat Owl sd Maim KllUlt lea r In the New Piny at ha KnUkerbvrkrr A new and pretty nay by henry V Rmoad When We Were Twenty one wu produced at the Knicker bocker heal night by Nat loodwtn Hmlne Klllolt and a strong company It la the ort of play seeing which one can draw long wholesome breath In plenty Only one scene In four eten tugfteMa garishness That ii a Iondon supper club with paint powdtr champagne tculletr tiny few epigrams than gooneea and a climax which good old Dick tIbets Goodwin is dtownd by the dear boy Hhe Imp Harry Woodruff whom he and he othtr cronies have reared alinoft from In fancy The boy Is iwrntyone dont ou ace and think he love one of the painted women and Dick tries lo uts himMr loodwlnt part It wrItten In lit him antI dora to It tau no aurprltea but plenty nf excellences nut Mra lixxlwlnwill she never cease growing lovelier and revealing new grare In comedy and the play of a tender woman Harry Woodruff It a fine young Imp He hat never done bitter work and he doettil thlt lime mar ills part by wear Ing mltrlt clothes Nell 0 Hrlfn Frank alUmni Clirenc llanditMec Jameton ire Klnney fowl llttilnt and Ktlelle Mortimer are other platens especially worthy of notice out nf a caat contain Ing iwentyteven narnet AT THE OTHER THEATRES The Pirate of lennnce waa the re vival at the American Theatre by the Catll Hnuare Opera Company with marked success The Murray Hill Company took part In a pe idlil refit al of The Lost Tara dli Heniatlon followed sensation at the Metropolis where The King of Rogues received It first metropolitan produc lIon tlinKrank Krank Daniel made everybody mere at the Harlem OptraHome where The Amen Wa a presented Ixjuli Mann and Clara Upman enter tained a large audience at the Orand Operalloute with The GIrl In the Bar rack That tlerllng melodrama The Ifona Heart wi again Seen at the Star Thy Ire Jilt night with Carl lUiwln In the leading role In VnndrTlll House Mr suit Mrs Edwin Milton bile were Ihr leading fralure at Keith where Ihry appeared In a bright comedy sketch The ItenliHanlley burlrMjuer were In ttldmce at the Theatre Comlojue K 1dl tllrird mad hla vmudetrlll de but at IriKHvrt Twentythird HI reel Theatre In n fankil sketch lllllan I llir hjrdt za alto among the chief rnlrrtalrrra At tar rieaaui Polar Dlcby Bell wit the centie attraction He made till mudetllle debut In a fare which 558 niitlntl raining Hound the Town In H Minute was jgala Men at Kntr A Hlali with many new face and feature nth 1llOllon The linf er lal I1url quer held forth al the Dewey with all Ihe attraction that fair face and bright column ran give alTllar Pastor ht1 hit uiual r stelevtt bill with Ia Roy A Clayton flharp A flat Mr asid Mr bite Hugh and Julian Roe cc the prlndpal lettuce Van ami Kobrlg Mansfield and Wil bur and l ao dir Vail wer among thins lrflfllln4t ec the bill at Miner Oie tlitnlrrd and Tvenlyflflh Street Theatre LEDEIERS LONDON HOUSE coal rrdnrlUi Hill Ur nttrm as the Ihafishuep Theatre After April I IXNDOX feb iGeorge W Udrr has arrangtd for a year Irate of Ih4 Jhalletbury Theatre with the prIvilege of renewal for two ear OacrgW Miuigrov innifcr the lease Th flounder or The CasIno illrl will be put on In April with the New York cat i MME CALVE IS ILL I Hfftmttf Contralto MBit l r the Plug Ur N Time Herowar nf Hb a llM Woful new for the opera arr lime I Calv mutt retire for eaon from granJ opera and go lo Florida In search I of health Rheumatltm baa elaed the great coni tralto Mhr caught It tm days ago In the damp air of Atlantic City where she was the guest ul M anl Mm I hurts She cannot rhak It off here n she baa asked for a laritloa IHi has rotnlird lo ting Thurtday ad Saturday Monday ie will rj n ith fth bePH t3 return in April and resume her plar la Mr Uraua com IUI

t r L h S2000000 FOR HACDANCER Variety Actor Cunning ham Heir He Claims to Fortune SCOTCH GRANDMA IS DEAD British Consuls Announce ment Sets His Heart to Jigging Walter U Cunningham a ractlm lancer In hn lllll ihrttrlal troupe live nt Djker heights Brooklyn Ha t much better ctiuilnte with the finviir of liiirnt cork than nf note uf the Hank nf Inclaml lat HitniUy he MM an 1tertliemrnt tlgnrd by the Ilrltlth Consul taking for Information of the heir of Maria Con nlngham who died recently In Aberdeen Jlbnd at the a t of in likes me Mild the blackface arllot Vhj that I m grMtgrandmamnia Woniler It It hIts mT lie Oro pr l Into the llrlllth Consulate lrrJa lie IHI letter and docu ment proving hla Identity and iMiml ti hIs tilonMiirrnt and ilrilght that he wan probably o heir In the old lady fortune kiiI that fortune the Conml Informed him II na estImated At 40PT ttCtt 00il Cunnlnirhani heart has I cen dancing mftlme ever since SOCIAL LION ROBBED 400 hen of rnachkerpcle Prraeher la Wanted in ChboogSaId ta Have C Mr Rail Word concerning the whereabouts of Chicago Axial Highwayman was rwevJ In New York today Pinkertan men left haetlly for Pough II Hiai thIs morning on receIvIng word that Aleiand Havlland Oltdanrlaav the aon of an eminent Quaker preacher of that city and nephew of Juetle all dralv nf the fluprema Court has paid a visit to his fathers horn It It aiM that the young man claimed that he could explain his Ira llln In Chicago upper circlet transaction which began In Ike jewel casee ef some of the an of the Windy City and n t In the pawn ah op and which the vic tim call by the plain blunt name nf theft Many of the smart set called at Pellc headquarter to look over the big busch of pawn ticket found In Ollwartlaairaa trunk and sas If they could And any representing property of their which had taken wing Ttiey did not want publicity they 1114 They refused to give their name or sign the neceaaary bond for the re lea of their jewel until Informed by the police that their confidence would not be violated Many of them got back valuable property which the young con fidence man had appropriated and pawned Thl man Mldertleev was certainly a wondVr III the confidence line told Chief of Detective Colleran today From the pawnllcketa In hia trunk we find that ten of thousands of dol lar worth of jewelry patted through his hand during the past li month and from the number uf claimant and their name and addresses I tuM judge that most of the fashionable p eO I pie of Chicago were hb vlcUm I We also find that he ha In that time operated In St Louis Denver and Ban Franeltco though In none of theme ruin did he find such easy graft aa In Chi cago llllderalecv was known In Chicago as the Ilnk Tea young man He waa nn avilduoua attendant at these function lie worked the Authors Club and the churches Once when Ihe supply of loan ran dry he made aaalduoua love to a rich girl who I now In a private hoiplul for nerrou prostratIon In abort he mad himself a lion of society and ao Fjcaed foe month untutpeted of the crime now laid at his door STOPPED THE ELOPEMENT Father Had Ntrrled Mmm mm d HI Oaaajhlvr Arrested ta Break l ie aCalr Frederick Rcken a married man of 5 I tlontlcello avenue Jersey City and ena TOil IIIe daughter of a saloon keeper were arrested today on the umplalnt of the girl father that 1M pair had eontplrcd to rob him Toat U a saloonkeeper at 717 Ocean avenue Jelle y lIt The father MM hat the pair were bout lo flop and that the girl had tolen 111 Th money the father pall wa taken from the till of hIs tore lloth were held PIEACIBI COIPLAIIIANT Man Sung Man Irrralrd far tak lie mm l Enter Alleged DUorderly H n The Ret Itclxrt U Taddock rector uf the jroathdrai I fltanton street ppmrrd In the Kdildge tret ilntlfln at II oclock last nkrht at cimpUlnanl against Nathan Jan nineteen yea tt old nl IM Norfolk street Ur Paddock aald that he5was pitting Ill Stanton trret lest night when Cant invited him Into the hou e ljtman i JUnk was culled and plarnl the boy un der arrest tans was IIK knl up unit will app 4r In lhi turll Markrt Curt iha morning the preacher aptvarlni a complainant Before leaving the ttatlonhnaie the lire Mr IAitJock told Kergl Norton to lei Capl llerleti fur him that the pre cinct Mol nrr been s i clean ami fet from tier at It hn bern for the pant TWO isk but that he nullfnl lot uriliig a certain return of theold lao ate of tier llr hoped that the tap taln would nut let the return be tiernuii ent entItev Mr Iaddock hat been one of the prim mover against vie In the dlt trlfl Canut V n Urbrr r ml Count fJlih rd Von niuclier the great rrandon of the celebrttrd warrior Illuriier who bai fallen heir to aiuM hat been found He It In a tanltarlum rnffr he haa bern rcreily placnJ by hi lawrra Th Ciunt was located In Hal timor In a Hate of phyalcal colltp SM moUs FOR BLOOD rv 1 AND NERVES If N t I I 4 H l Il T I I I ii i PAINPS HUH COMPOUND Take Paincs Celery Compound when the nerves briM r and physical strength of the body arc exhausted by r work and climatic changes It makes rich btootl mi restores nerve energy Paincs Celery Compound help 1 7 thousands of people Read our strong testimonial A Household Medicine PRnn FACE WON THE JURY Now Judge Cuts Down Damages Awarded the Woman KA TOV Ta Feb Citizens here ate dlacuaalng the opinion of Judge Hchuyler of the County Court In the rise of Allen Hartholnme nho Midi Jmery Bpeer Iwih are from Ilanxrr for damages for the appropriation of 1 rOIl of trourid nll fev 1 b the plaintiff to belong to her The point It that the Juilce nmeldern the jury In the trial of the case tn han lrrt InHucnird I the pclt fnti if I flu rtliolnin nml were generous dl this deffnilnntn rxpei i The jury cite ler IltH ami th fenlant a keil for na trial which will he nrnntol the I udrf wyf If the plain I IT hoes nit iV rept in I Judge 8clailT cal l Th trrllrt nr ur n kn I tn 1ntiirli U of a k ni which the court hit mnj bn accunlomrl to eip ct In actloni for damag t were n here nn altrui llvelnoknc oman I tie p alntlff n1 a mere man In lb defendant In curb CIMI It II lwi the man that rurfrrr with IIMI H any rreord to the rrerln That tie pi n n n belong to this claps Mill appear by a reference tn romr iof the rrnln fict yearly three full and buy lay were jion irncl In the lust which tot tt II the InVt Isstlon of an unJiuil nurnT I nf tioullr contiftil questIon fir the jury the Oerl lon f wHh wu rmdend I eniiUrly dltrrult Ly rJn of n mxir IlIr cmnic Ing l Imony and yet within c n UI Tably Ics than half in luur fler the jury hod retired to their turn for deliberation they HIM into court with A verdict again tho iltfrnlant for an exen 110 Tde wh le damages sun crpilhlr of estimate b any ItII1Lur standard clalmel by the ptalntUT amount ti but FtuCi The jury mutt have allowed thIs claim to the lam penny Included In this amount la an item tl fOt femafaa tat removing a tune I wall which the clear preponderant ft the evidence how waa not removed I There la alto Included a chart of PS for dirt tu fill In with at 75 ctatf a load rome of which ftt leaat sTare OW I honr loads which U certainly not diet i I cheap Then there la an Item of MJf if being interest on damagei alto Inctttd rd prtibably to punlth Ihe defendant far thr plaintiff lache In not filing s alatrment for nearly four yean TIle illffereuce between the IiI and tilt tlOO man all Ved lo the plalnllR M compensatIon for Inconvenience and a noyancr a turn abtunlly excelve Verily the jun1 were In a liberal moodat the defendant capon Wj ilo not nay for we do not belIeve that the jury wilfully disregarded thaar OIltl They tlmply and nn 4 ubt am ronacloutly allowed their ym tMfj w Ixrcloud their judgment DIED BRAVELY 01 CAFPUi 1 1 tl hop Youll All Lear t PwIt1 Raid Ulerrard aw Us liasged SANDWICH Ont Feb Url U MI was hinfnt In the Eftei eee I Jail IITO this morning at UI octoaJb All nleht he hn 1 been cheered ta hW I cell b three ministers and sne Kornru flnsrm Ti y inc hymns up to the moment Slrvanl not lcd tu the gallows Aa L hi cone nut ut ihe jail Into the raw gny morning hft MM to the people wfc liiul aurinbirU tu nitnet the eirctltl Utxxlli Rrntlrmen all 1 bop 4M t A 111 all learn to pra to ypu can mW t me In heaven He ntepp tl ipon the sallow bravaiy and his nrrte ncvcn jettrtrd him f CLERGYMAN EXOEIAIII I Itrv G M HrllrllaMil 5 t ISSp uf Charges Which Wee ed Melee heel a r j The Ilrv Dr Ocorce U MeCl irmrrly patter of the Kminuel r trrtxn inur h of naibuth wbov JimIecd m charge of wrIting 3nimie letter to Mra HiSJs Ir1heiuS arul courting two young wsn at the same time bat been zesc by the Ilrookln 1rctb tery t Ibis ilcUlon wilt arrived at cvhOCk last nleht C Kiarl lnlrmtIa tprs tb ranisL tue i Thr World Almanac for Ha wraith of exact InformalJew r It a valuable nnwrMlan P bouKbvld usa It ii xtyaalr i 4 f 1

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J w a THE WOULD TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 6 m f I S r RDlNER IS ON TRIAL t invtctlffation District f Attorneys Office Opened i emIRS TO BE AMENDED t City Club Men Who Mado Them Denied Private r Counsel Alniler Wilcox the Commlnloner ap pointed by Goy Hnoievelt to take tel I Into the rhariti tlmeey In the Inquiry J preferred by member of Ihe City Club ajaJott DistrictAttorney Gardiner be S n hto work thin mornlni coalontr Wilcox accompanied by R v Dr Baker and a dozen other City I M Club Mater called AI UlatrlctAt I j F torner Gardlnera office where the com MMon wai organized i Deputy AttorneyGeneral Con hd tew anslijned by AttorneyOenera Xaarlas to conduct the pmecutlon L Fulton Mcklahon and K V lydfcker et he City Club were counsel for the alcaers of the charge amuel Untermeyer counul for thi I DistrictAttorney opposed the appear ance on the record of Mcnri McUihon aM Lydeckers name lie paid the act ef the signers of the charges had been 4lsvowed by the City Club CMMriMloiMr WilMK ruled that MMM HcMahon and Lydecker ahould 4 aot be allowed to go on record ai prl rate counsel Mr Coins wanted the hearing ad iavrned until tomorrow Mr Untermeyer demurred Mr Coyne ald It wai deilred by the cmpUlnnnti to amend certain ipeclfl Mtioni but he was not yet ready to 4 Mme which ones Mr Untermeyer claimed It was the rkht of the defense to know what they should have to meet Some of the charge ba they iland are very vague Mr Lntermejer laid I No Kpeclrtcatlona or amendment Cesamluloncr Wilcox decldnl can bn Jed without the defenx being prop erly nottnrd and an opportunity given t to aniwer them Mr Coyne In a long harangue sail the charge require Cot Gardiner to 11Ift v written explanation nf hi even act alnce he had aiumed charge of the nf Ce Is that aUf asked Mr iJnUrmeyrr The Inquiry wai mljourned until Feb yt after a lone Herri argument by Mr Untermeyer for nn earlier hearing CHICAGO STRIKE RIOTS I a Man lInt aad Setrr l Mr t lie Ia the Huildieg t Trader Trankle S CHICAQO Feb 1A result of the iMtUdlng trade strike begun yeiterdiy vne man wan shot today and revcrat I were beaten by atrlken Meat of the rioting WM moot the 1 men employed by the Newman Piano Covafuny The polka made aeveral ar rc eta TAX SAYINGS BILL LlalaIora Okjrrt to It la ireral haprlt Will HP t nrdrd A ALBANY Feb t Awmblymnn Treat bill tn tax depoMli In rivlnxi hank which WM favorably rcporjrd by the Assembly Committee on Taxation and Retrenchment will be recommitted for amendment The Cayuga itate miin who Is re ron Jble for the bill la not lanEutnc of Ita Mage Mr Treat ffels today that he IMS been badly advliea ant should have atudled the question more derply before Introducing the mcaure I had no Intention he said to pan any law which would opprej the I or er class of dcpoMtnr My otijrct war T to get at the people who have a large MRount nf money divided among everal BYtngB bank There rtrpoltorn lo Ihli i Imply to avoid the tax levied on ile posits In Blate or national btnk I hail M mind the prevention of Ihli prattler 1 will to tn have the bill 10 I S a to Insure lie puiiaici In a proper i 1 Ami A canvau nf both hou r nf the Urt httum by The Kvenlng VnrlJ corrr apondent buw that In the S mar ociy Sve out of thlrtyn Brtiator pre enl Approvtd of the bill while twenty were anln t It and ten were rumcnmmlttal In the Aiiembly out of HI prevent V Mtaberi favored Ihe bill U uppofni It vM M were either doubtful or noncom nalital aenator Donnelly wh3 haa maJe a 1 Mud of the quetftlnn aid today 1 oslo name a ilnien prnun who are Varth at lent D ll In rai who have I eaoalu of from BW to SXau Jltrlbuted tad In different laving bank 10 C the whole amount Ii rxrmpt from I f n I I J can readily a how a law uch ai 1 Mr Treat contemplate p Mtng would fMWflr thla unjuit exrropUun but a tile Ml now stand the liardahlp pUcnl I P thoe who hare prrhap ritin or J of hartirarned money laid ulJe I J II 1Ie such a to counlrrirt any good WOUld corn from its ruactmnt A t Mil of Aiirmblyman Treat taxlnc CTlMS bank deuoAll wai recommitted t the Aasembly today to the Commit an Taxation and Ilrtrrnchmoit FC q E nnwie nf a hearing Thl lakei 1 aaurernmthe Immediate coniM I y arallBn of the Hou e 1Jh earln on the meaiure will pros be gIven by the Vimmltlre next 6 Jie motion to recommit the bill 1 S1s by Mr Treat He alt that wee mlnnderatood and whit it IIHd tome change as to form It rttfht In principle r11 L t luc M BROOILIR I v lf a k s 0 1 l YlUR Ilek Yally i WtMaw frosting on Prninect j ski7a Me the flag nf the I if It 1 eowti by a relative of TlallfaaMly air memheri of FVV an Bouth Africa now with J elg Lm4yNalth l4cut uy Ji Lkut Sok Jr and JS The elder ild1FiNultICrvtr for the secre ri iiiti ms at MYSTERY IN NEW WAR PLAN WHEN BULLER REACHES LADYSMITH i I LONDON Feb C Alixilutr silence Ii Htlll preerrvnl by tim War JUice hero ai to the military oporatlotiR In Houth Africa The reason for this It II now evident It that the war oin elate do not know what It going on The campaign In lnltm run by fieldMarshal I on KolnrlH und len I x nl Kitchener of Khartoum from headquarter at the Capo and where hoae headquartora nro even In tm much a myotery to the man In ho trcel an the plan of rampnlsn One thing Ii absolutely certain no rmnouticemeflt will be made until ornelhlnR hu happened The min iterlal presn Cabinet minister I members of Parliament are nil kept equally In the dark When Ixirdii i Roberta anti Kitchener strike the fact will bo known but the blow will not anticipated Military oipcrts theorize on the situation and they teem to MTO that Lord Kitchener when he Is beard from will turn up at nn un expected point There la tome evl deere that Methuenn farces are ready I BRYAN HERE TOMORROW To Talk In Wlnltrld Krnd hancock ret Vrtrrmm al tararil Hall In Ilii i rnlna William J llryan who Ii Mill touring the lUitrrn territory on hl iipeerh making campaign Lo due here tomor ion morning In the eenlnir he h to ur under the auvplui of Wlnfleld Hrotl Ilinfook II A It Int In Cir egle Hall He will speak nn Ifmllnc Iroblemi Mr llryan will talk At IUlnneld on Vednenlay aflfrnixm and will return the fame ermlng In attend a illnnrr nt hr home if l r John II nirdner O II V llelmnnt r3ov lli Kt If Tr And Father Ducey will make nddrenei BRYANS TOUR ENDING I lhItrre aa Adler HI llarlfnril to lap almPE Ulatp llpmnrral IIAIlTroill Conn l b t WlllUm entilnKn llryan the Tnocrallr Irmler uday fultlllwl t rrtnri rnRngement In annwtlcut ami ioacliiilil hI tour flf rn Knulund wIth tat adJrei ei III the Nutmrs State roar at llartfaril tha flrrnonn the nthrr In 10f lit HrliUepnrt thl tvrrrfnf Thlo alixaranir of Mr llryan In Mart ford wa hi fronl the fIrst 1lnK tur ns the filial hlat1 term of the earn lalctl fir lkX TIn hr lnilnljr1 In two xiemi nr neoii Kche In the open utr at rVght Totiny hr dllvere a set ahlrer III the hugest a nnit y hail In Hartford the Collvum i n Main itrrrt A BIMETALLIC CLAUSE cIq rllna U the Planarlal III 11 Rppvrlrd h lap Opaatp fominlMrr VASHINOTON Keb tTh Seralf Finance Committee today rrportril a tew tecllon to thr financial bill a fol owi owiThat the prnvl bn of thIs act arr not Intenird to plire any olxtarlr In hr way of the itrrnmplUhment of In ernatlonal bimelalllini irovlilol the iam be received by concurrent action of the lesdlnr commercliil natlori if the wntld arid at a rsl which phill Inure errrarenre ol relative value br t rrn goll Ot1 silver COLOR LIME ON CARS tllaala Ordlaaurp In Prnnmtr the Races ua Iltrt4arr grit trouped IpwHll U Tie riesteg Wxtl ATIA TA Keb STor the nnl time Iin the history of thh city the Feprntlnn of p CP on trrl cam will hrncrfnrth IJP pnforced fV wily conduit on part of negroe tf womrn who trairl alone hu uel the City Council to MM an ordinance Instructing conductors in vrparaie tin ram on tan and to ex erclw police puwer I Negro pmrher and oilier race lrd en are Indignant and propor to act a bearing before the CnltcJ hates Itt pfesCvi1 to tnovu and that Jen French IB clearing he wny for an advance but whether Kitchener IB at Modder niver Coleibtrg or In Natal with Gen Hujlcr la not known All for huller no word bag been made public of hid movements for several days lu a word Roberts and Kitchener are running the campaign u they pinup and the British Nation la behind them I LONDON IS PUZZLED Hobrrl Nrpurli Kllnatlnit li ckanrdsI n Word from I hailer llrrrltrd IJNDON Felt This hophs fear Inc dntibtlng nation remaIns at the mercy of every wild rumor The lm prcib that Oen Itnlfrn forces are IlKhllng mill not din nut In eplte 01 the iinllniiou aMevfratioim otlfirW r Oltlro that It has tin nenn to confirm i hut buit I 11 Irnm Cai Town under tuJayi date oomei the malemenl that up to lhl mornliiK nothing hili Ixrii hraid there FILIPINOS NOW ATTACKINC US Cen Pana Presses Our I Troops So Hard Aid Is Sent i MANILA Keli tl IS I MThe In ipnln MUrkml tho UM lallilliiu nf I the rlyllth Infantry near Mac 11 A major and a captaIn were wounJtJ ind one ierceint Klllril Shlpi finni la KRipl rriir that InuI pmt Oen Pant conerntMli It Itnto fur about the till nf the town ant made n hitrp nlKlit uttaik i n Mnjor s41111t ill I bitlillnn of Ilif For t yeennt Pt Infantry which wciirlcil II l nf CHI vnt HI n furl One lutltalnii mil 1 SMlliry have nailed 11 iclnfofi mrnti for Hlilptnn t c rXrnl and four inca while Ia IrollliiR the railrirtil lira1 MntKcalat re ceitly u 4pi earil nd art iu pt ei tn have teen ciptured A fetrrhlnc parly Inoklne fir thm wai ambuitiril ami A corporal kilted JUDGE TAFT NAMED rKII Make HIM CkalrMaa af IkP lhllli lnr rumwlolnn In liu to Manila WARIIINOTON Ceb The lrrI dent hli apiwintot fir ut Judce Tafl of clnclnnatl halrmnn nf tIe 1hlllp plnx Camml lon lie will stil from Pin Kranrl co lomr time after March I 1 JudKn Taftn place In the Slh JuillcUl Clrrull will br fllleil by Judge Hrirr nrl nf Michigan w SEETHING IN CUBA Millar irabaia Jail Mark from ihr lalaad Ripprl aa In arrrrtlun Vbir there Ic a placid urfce In affair In Cub nld Major W U Ira ham of the raymteri Department aha returned from Havana un the Ward line iteamtnp Mexico Inday there I a rrthlng iindrtcurrrnl and I would nnt be iurprlrr1 at nn Innimctlon any day Thr Ouhjn wint the American ui of Culn More thin this Major Oraham woull nnt iy CONSUL HAY ARRIVES AT KRUGErVS CAPITAL lIUTOfU Monday Keb iAdelb rt H Hay the new Inltrd fltatea Consul here wip teelrej b the Trannaal I internment todiy an1 pmeuled his credential II created ao eaceUent A Ji rcnnllnp len lljler recrotilng the Tugrla Hlrr while KleM ManluU lord ltnherts In a denpitoh dated Monday h J report no change In the iltua lion In view of the latter1 deipatchei It peimj hard to credit the clrctimitantlal rriKirtK nf the engagement of len llul lern troop Common ems now almost Incline Inward the dnolilon that Ibtle urn dun to the wish Mttt father of the thought supposition upon such a bam In utterly futile In other pirti than the Tmela the comlllloni of Information are icarcely more rallnfjiclnry There Ii an Inconclu sly nun regarding lea Krencha reported Intention to ida Norvala Pont with an overwhelming force of Infantry Whllr newn of harp rlgiillng In the nrliclHMirhool of Colnterg can be fairly Fiperte within a few day It Ii not likely thit It will aimimn greater pro ITiUnii thin mrrr reonnal nncei and iklrmlrhet for the purpof of holding the advanced poilttan of the forthcom ing main advance by way of Illoemfon PIn ten French Ii utralegleally pro hllillml from running nnv lerloui rlfk lorol Ilobertai reply to freildenti Kruger and Rlejli crottei an eioellent Imiirrinliili hftr Krom Klmlxrley and Maeklng there Ii nothing new 13 It ran be presumed that the intermittent bombardcDenl of then placet continue ROOSEVELT ON WHEELER inirrnnr Write II U K M4 ml Conrrdrraitr Urmrrnt and Proatf of Cnnfrilrrnlr Valar iteIst l Tilt IifBllI tVorli I ATLANTA lVb In a letter to W P DojNm n private In Wheeler Cav alry tnv Itaofvrll of New York cay I in Aery fnnil if fSrn XVheeler and I ran auurr you my Jmr air that Jour elf cm hardly Pt proiMrr of the valor nhonr by the Confederateii than I am as mi AmerIcan I Klnry alike In the coir ntr end xilJIershlp hmlHl by the wear ers of the blue anti the wearers of the Ir J JROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT NOT EASY Will Try t Imprre na kepuhileac leader That H Waal Ha Vlre Irralarallal Vawlnallaa Got Hoo evelt I exported In town tiLls morning for a conference with Ren atnr rial ami Chairman Odd of the IteliLl hi inn ii PIta te Commit The object of the Corernurs blt Ii MM to be in Imprei upon the mind of the llc ubllcn tender that he dont want the nomination for the VlrePretl tlenry on the lUpuhtcan national ticket and to invlnrt them that he Ii well tat Ufleil where he In and open for another tneaiement at the ame itand SECRETARY GAGE ILL Will Nol AIIPHrt Backer Naaqael HrrrCUWrrIg Iraa a Cold WASHINnTON K Ib tHfftary tier will not attend the hanker han iiuet In New York II hr had intended Ilr h fuffertnt front a revrre cold and lito navrlrlan 1111I added him that It wnuU he extremely Imprudent to mall the trip CAMMEYERS NEW IARGAIN Ill Markpil liana Winter Walklaaj bnr Ihe nUo tow Ilfrri 1 injws Cammeyer and t Etunr P hr know what dec body anln In ltr way of thor Cam meter a that what prop want now I a lo k at hli KSO hjr that h1 wiling for t2 A pair lie II confident that a look wlJ mean II purchaie The hoe arr for woren but men will be plritMd tO Inok at them n a crry one will make of the mcji awkward foot a laIn5 of braiily Cammryer ay la and hla many yeti i exp rlencp would tn tn prove he knowi wnat he It talk bit about Tint art jut UjOM pair of the phoce Mark kid with patent leather aad kid lp button and lace ihaprty toe and Mont welted otes They are net old but ire of tht Urn mannlth and mod fathlnnab style The rpecli4 prirr it on accnunt of his annual February atp All nf tlM ahoei are guaranteed and are itimpd CMi meyer meaning MandaM nf nMrtf on the vole Cammeyer p store Ii at fllxlh kvee and Twentieth tnt JOlt win corn MC e LUNATIC IN MAD DRIE Threw Boy from Wagon and Dashed Through East Side Streets HUNDREDS IN HOT PURSUIT Caught After Neighborhood Had Been Worked Into Panic A madman In a bakery agon fjrlou I y lathing the horre and driving at breakneck ipe l lartled hundred of people on Grand Mreet thin morning When niinlfr wagon turned a corner In hot pursuit two men urging the horse anti chortling wildly to lomebody 10 stop the noting one everybody look up the char and oon hand street near East Ilroadway wan a perfect bedlam The madman wai Moles lolditeln wrntyone years oil of 71 Pike street The hnrrr anj wagon that he drove apr In charge of David Uenntt a driver for Levy n baker of 71 Orahim avenue Brooklyn anti he had with him lyman vmthal fourteen yearn oU of 100 Varet street llrnuklyn lie wa delivering bread lit zo Dlvlilon Ureet nl S oclock when he left the none anil wagon In charge of he boy QoMitrin happened alonr He wore no overmat Without ado he Jumped into the wagon hovln the boy one aide and taking up the rein ttarttd he how Dennett ran out of the houre to Pee he wainn dlaa l far Into Kornyth Street lie gave Chff but the horse wai travel Inc very rapidly by thIs time with oMfteln whippIng the animal to make him en faiter The her was turned into QranJ ttreet by UoMMeln anti by this time he was rtinnlnic nt top spied There was a 100IdIzd crowd of prople moving through the Mreeln on the way to work am these took up the chase The boy tried to crt pomnion of the rein and was thrust out of the wapon 11 fell to the itrrrt and as had I hurt Bennett had jumped Into another wagon and after a hot pursuit caujrM I p with Qolditeln anil hail him Arrest It was plain that he wn ilemented ami when nrntlmed In Ki n Market Court Magistrate Xiyo rent him to HeCetue hospital His mother rai In court and alii he dtoapptareil from horn lait night PULLAR CASE SENSATION Alleet Prrnllnr Ural nf lap PlalallfT Second Wife ay HP Gear Into 8fnJitlonil ilrvrlopmrnl nr expected today In the JOroo suit of Jarpn W Pullar apilnst rxUov Thomas U W jll ler and Alfred It Iage before Jui ice IlliirholT In the Suprrmr Court Counsel for the ilefenir will It II b lleved follow up a line itanrd yirday by the atnlement nf Mr Pngp on the wltne itnnil that hr had hennl ihi WIle somethIng eu plrlnu ibout Ihe drath of Mr Pullir Nn j TIME FOR DONALD hirllevee UP Will HP Heaiy h Trb M la qualify for ihp rue eel Wnrk Tunnel Contractor MrDonaM who has hd the time In which hr must qualify extended until Feb a lIAr hp I now nilllve he will h able to complete ar angementi by that time and that work on the underground will go on an agreed August Belmont who vouches far Mr Donald will meet a special committee lIt the Haplil Transit Hoard to dlicun he arrangement concerning the bonds 10 guarantee the work PULLMAII VILLA SOLD Uaaaj HraatM Mrcldrarp al II af PaUrrlar Maataalp lade the hammer Tie hong Branch re lilence of young Oeorite Pullman on nf the late patnce car magneto of ChlfnRc was nH today ty the Sheriff under an exrcutlon or e obtained by Jelrr Waldfn the turf man of Ratontnwn The pmprrty wai bd In fnr 1X0 on be half nf William Allrn of Oikhiirat who al3 had claim and a timni other lie mends against Pullman Two year ago Oeorge and danger Pullman leased Jetrr UaldiV stock farm near Ratontown and became In debted to him LA BlURCOfillE DAMAGES Lawyer Pay They Daat rear the Freach flsrIsoe the lpaiaBlp aiiaar jiwer In this cIty wh ire nterrjt d In putt against the Krenrh line grow Ing out nf the finking of the Steamship ln Kourgngne with an rrnrrjoui Iou Of Hip ray they etc not alarmed hy th ripclfton of the rench Court of Anrwili eionerallna the rcmpiny from all bam ClaIms for ovrr a mllllfiii dollar hxve been fllnl against the Prcncn line by IEDIOHD IS CBAIRIAK flak SatlaaalUU Kirn Jaba Party la Par llnaienf LON1KIN Ktb lJoh Re 1monl the Parnellltr 0er member of Parliament for Walerford Illy wai una Umoulr elected Cnalrman of the foiled Inh Natloaillit party thl afterrfXHi al a ntrvilng hem In a conimttte roam of the house of Common Hajr IIno Seem HI Waaad Wirlam Moore who It was rlilmH try th nMIrr nf the L 3nrl itrpft Station was accidentally shot by Pollrejin Mavertampi rtrolver falling from his artst wa rMlnf easily tn the HJ BM iirm H Wl3 IMI nlAC It wa ChMfnt ho Tr that M hal a cJMne fisvlitl J f 1 j I I FORTIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF The Equitable f Life Assurance Society T Of the United States ilt FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31 1899 i4 f ASSETS Bonds nnd MortgagM 3699433192 Real Estate including the Equitable Building and pur chases under foreclosure of mortgages 249148061 United States State City and Railroad Bonds and other investments as per market quotations Dec 30 1899 market value over cost U7i7334S 15996906200 Loans secured bjr Bonds and Htocks market vatae Dec I 30 1199 JMi89fSo 17134fSooOO Policy Loans 267148917 Real Estate outside the State of New York including pur chases under foreclosure and office buildings 137173S65O Cash in Banks and Trust Com panies at interest 1827187174 Balances due from agents 64312899 Interest and Rents due f too 7742J and accrued 1494 12165 59489587 Premiums due and in proem of collection 300524600 Deferred Premiums 227433400 Total Assets 28019128680 We hereby certify that after personal exam ination of the securities and accovnts described in the foregoing statement for the year 1899 we find the same to be true and correct as stated The stocks and bond in the above statements are valued at the market price De cember 30 1899 Francis W Jackson Auditor Alfred W Maiae aad Auditor LIABILITIES Assurance Fund or Reserve on all existing policies by I Societys valuation Compu tation by N Y Insurance Department 216325357 See certifi cate 21638497500 All other Liabilities 260883403 Total Liabilities 21907380003 Surplus It II 6111747777 INCOME Premium Receipts 4236681435 Cash received for Interest and from other sources M51138651 Income I JEj3t87lt2gp86 DISBURSEMENTS Death Claims 1387148285 Matured and Discounted En II dowments 146619291 I Matured Deferred Dividend PoHdes 286331500 Annuities 58635858 Surrender Values 226538242 Dividends paid to Policy holders 305480968 Paid Policyholders 2410754144 Commissions advertising postage and exchange 541 84386 All other payments Taxes salaries medical examina tions general expenses c 502050069 I Sinking Fond Reduction of Book valves of Bonds pur chased at a premium 34204000 Disbursements 34882925 99 ASSURANCE I INITALMMT relKtn sTays AT TllII COHHlTtD MUm Outstanding Assur ance 105441642200 I Assurance applied form 1809 23735661000 I Examined and De cUitd 34Q54 77 oo New Assurance IftMMd p J2 0330183200 We the undersigned appointed by the Board of Directors of the Equitable Society in accord ance with its bylaws to revise and verify all its affairs for the year 1809 hereby certify that we have in person carefully ujuuined the ac counts and countea tutu eAuniiuvu ui detail the Assets of the Society and do hereby certify that the foregolrg statement thereof Is tnw and correct as stated E Boudtaot Colt J H Dunham SredalC1to T S Young H J Fairchild I teen tiiisote G W Carleton C B Alexander In the foregoing Statement the rate of interest assumed for the future in computing the reserve on each class of policies corresponds with the rate which was employed in computing the premiums on the same AS stated in the Superintendents certificate below If in computing the Reserve on all outstanding policies it should be assumed that only 3 will be realized in the future the Surplus Assets after deducting liabilities would be 38903704 The Society holds a larger amount of Assets in excess of Total Liabilities than any other life assurance company in the United States or Europe on similar computations W All interest actually realized in excess of the rates assumed will be added to surplus for the benefit of the policyholders I An apportionment of profits will be made as usual to policyholders during the year 1900 ia the manner specified in their respective policies 4 j We hereby certify to the correctness of the above statement I J G Van Cise Actuary R G Hann Assistant Actuary I f STATE or New YORK INSURANCE DEPARTMENT ALDASV ANvjanuary 31 190s 1 I hereby certify that in accordance with the provisions of Section Eightyfour of the learn nnco Law of the State of New York and in conformity with the rates assumed in the calculation r ti premiums on the policies valued I have caused the policy obligations of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States ontatandfof on the 30th day of December 1899 to be valued as per the Combined Experience Table of Mortality at four per cent interest and by the I American Experience Table of Mortality with interest at three per cent I and at three aMt a half per cent as IllUmed in premium rates and I find theme to be 116395157 Louis F Payn Stiftrintendent of Insurance DIRECTORS James W Alexander Louis Fitzgerald Chauncey Sf Depew Wra A Whcelock Marcellus Hartley A J Cassatt Corneliuc N Bliss Henry Marquand Geo H Squire Thos D Jordan C B Alexander Charles S Smith Thomas S Young ACCUSED II STETFUMU 011 Healed Maria Malen Hy mad We Ikihsr11 I Cesef r Yet erntera year old ef WI Ocean avenue Jerpey City waa ar raigned III Ida arecory tret Nice Curt today charted with grand lar mar preferre4 by ber aerated Mtar Mr Toot kept a liquor itor at TIT OeM a avenue Ff onw tHa M baa ben mtoHtc money He debt ah cei frasad to aavlag Uke tae ThIs tile young wisea 4sp4 h ube ss k ke e 4 lame H Hyde T Jiffenoa Coolidge Jacob H SehiflF wnt A Tower John Jacob Astor Gafe E Tarbell George J Goey A Van Santvoord Edward W Lambert Geo T Witeea SirW C Vie Hene H M A1neder T DeWitt Otykr John A Stewart Robert T Lincoln D O Mill H C Haantick John Sloane Wm Alexander Martin Hughitt H J Fairchild M E Infalk David H Mofftt Bnivtoa Ives C aUdrard Blair A Van Bergen Lei P Mortoa August Belmoat 1 Thomas T IckrriV I James H DunhaaB I Sidney D Ripley John J McCook John K SearlM Samuel M Innus I Gea W Carton E Boodinot CeIt I Joaeph T Low I union Track u J F De Navarm 11 OFFICERS Teat W Alexander Prnident James H Hjtfe VietPrniint Gage E Tarbell Sced yitPsil George T Wilson Third VietPnridmt Those D Jordan Ct firelltr William Akiawder Stcrtttry Sidney D Kipley Tresrtr William H Mclatrre Auistimi Stereton James B Lori c Rtfistrtr Edward W U Wrt MD Edward Curtis MD MtciD ctcrs j give la her hr the nattonten In ths Mar M Ua Me alleged thnt her adapted father forced beeto work ahawt the star wWwut receiving any eorniit iHotu TM oewornan WM dls IEMHM TUMES NOT Hi HII1EPEIf1MIE I 1 Aa orann iilniir nia d lahn Ar rU WM tlMiiM In tM TarhvWe Court t 4ay wMi lMinc rUfH htfjntav team hi tha a 4 r t Court CMtor HutotaI wk rrat4 him was antMIra In be ikar e mjutnto Xtiti M a ten M ASTW aWf Bat vwi a faMaT MaaBBBl Aaa tbs ec E t I 1 I 4

r CUUIIUWETflCWlT It an 8r PSddek ChAree l we rna 9rI1a aia CIae 1 Nr asawdtrtr e 4l Rot Dr Robert J Paddock of tM i ProCnthpftrnt on Waritmt street ap I peared In the Raweg Market Cost to day aM urenwi Nathan OaM we ittmc WM net gjven ot bets a runaer for dlwry retattt en M 1 reel eli oeM denied the cMiji 1 raa fted The Oeftyman twor that i a ui tal sst C tr l 0 5 r j t

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1 q i 11 TUB WORLD TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 6 11I I I SAGE oNi J HElP BONI No Overtures Made to Financier for Count t I de Castellane toJ I fluase1 Ban had Juit rtnlihed ra1ng I the itattrnent thl roorntnc that lie had creed t help Count de Caatcllane UI ot hit financial illtflculllen by IcnJIig him a large turn of money when a re porter for Tb Ktrnlnjr World called At hla house I mlnlit aa veil tell you the truth at the ttart laid Jlr Bare That report la not true No ant 1011 authoriwd 0 far ai I am contemn1 to nuke the tatemem Aa n matter ot fact I have not ee n the Count ulnce hit arrival In till eoun try Nor hat any of hia repremntatlvr i callH upon me with such a btulnm I proDoilllon Counted Anna baa been to I m houi to vlalt Mr Sage We were t lad to Sea her and olMfd to know the waa happy When Jay Clnuld wai alive he and I were close frlcnJi Hefnrp his death he aaked me to look after hli boyp In a bu lnef way anlll promlted I would There la nothlnr I wouldnt do for them You may rest mured that I would take no tep that would not meet with their united approval I know nothing of th atorlea circu V lated about the bu lneia affair of Count de Caatellane but I have always under stood ha was not the man the news paper painted him to be Out 1 have notblnf to do with that I do know he hu not attempted to borrow a penny from mI No denial II mud by the parties con I cerned that frequent confrrencea hate been held In ho Weatern Union Uulld Ine Iinee the IIrrlval In thIs country ot the Count and Countess rto Cute Jane ThtM conferences have beer at tended by Count de Outelllne hIs at torney Frederic U couclcrt Jr main ben of the Gould family and theIr at torney eaJJdu John K Dillon 4 The story II that the Count desired to waute absolute control of Counte An n1 lhR III the estate but no dlvlilon la possible under the terms of Jay LrVi Will which tirovlll against A divisIon The money li invested in whit In Known ni Oould property and any I UHu withdrawal of a cooaWtrable coin would necessarily cauae a ruinous depreciation An Ktenlnc World reporter aaaed Juilre Dillon today for a statement aa to ths purposes of the confercncei n belne hold but the attorney declined to Jlrruu the matter one way or another My reUtlona are those of attoreny to client anl consequently It li not Attlnc for m to itltcuaa my clients bmlnejn affllra HE SPURNED HER LOVE We llkr MUe Lhiastea Ltv AIe After Her Blller Die 1 The trance life paaalon of lilac Maria Livingston the eccentric American who rrccntly died In Pull at the a s of eighty It reveled today by a dispatch from the French capital Hbl Llvlnxiton was madly In lev with a clerk In the United Stale Con lulale It was not Mln Llvlnrincna fault that any money haa been left for her rein llvea to quarrel over If ibt rnuld tiavr had her way aha would have xlven It alt to the young man for whrm the had conceived uch a violent passIon Ills name Was Paul Taquct He Is cry food lookIng gentlemanly In AP car ace and aa honest and straIght orirarU as he la gool liwklni He la a Krenchman by birth coming from Lyons but he la a naturalized American ami his home II In this city Mlaa Uvlotraum had been In Pan for over twenty yean Ioateiaed of lade enden meana ahe lived where ahe ikaaol and for a lone time fhn ha l leaaed to live In the French capital Vlaltlnir the United Hutu Cnnnilatc ono day MUi Mtlncttuii met Iaijuet Ihr IlkH him Pin called a nln and noon Cell In lou with him One day she drnjipe Into tho Con sulate and taking him nulctly aside drew a package from her rrtlcule ft contained WtuO franca It IIf for you MlM UvHi wton Mid her face beaming with delight The clerk f ruled the money and pumed Mlaa Llvlngatonii love BELIEVES PAPA INNOCENT ifrmti Merrlaoae UttlDighp Writ HIM cad Me Ha cUlaiai Thank GadtP The caa of Prof Alfred Morrlaon who says he shot hIs wife In a dream will be conilder tomorrow by tht Orand Jury of Weatcheattr County Mcrrleon la atlll giving exhibition of hll raauukable emotional power In Jail 11 e baa received a note from his eicht earold daughter Ylorenc In which she ent him her love and Mid she hoped he would ret out of bit trouble Thajik Ood sgId Momaon my daughter believes me Innocent 0 50 FOR A 50 WORD APPEAb WOMEN CAN STOP WAR I KM PAUL XRT70BL QUID VICTORIA MRS WILLIAM XJOirUCT TIll Ermine World Invllri ta trader to jo I a a Bppriil to lh thrrr ragtag woe mt Ike aa tlone atamt dlrrrtly Inlrrretrel In She An lnBoer war iMplnrlnc tbrm In the aar of aae tkerkod wllrbe ad elalrrbood aid fur the nuke of kuMBlly te use their Intturnre to mi tk hrartleta elancktrr aow gvtug ou In Molh Afrlr TIll eipr l mum mil rmilnlH k Or bun Ift F wsra sad for tbe beet recolved Tk KreeitBti World will give a prlar of ISO end appeal tu Hr War Appe l Klllnr RvenUc World P O hoi 21S4 New Ye rk City SOME OF THE APPEALS THAT HAVE BEEN RECEIVED s To Hn MfKl3l r QIMO Vlttcrli Mn Knor When the WON are over And the blood has Incn ahed ShRIll will return with laurel Qihera will bring buck Ihu Itad ThMi will come rigret antI rorron Coukt not the iuecna IIIVP orroeil HomAof the love nome uf the peAce Which Jriua Christ came on earth to tnach Kl lilt 111 IH Ill Vftl NlnMywvemti street To Mn Wllllum McKinley I appeal to you through Him In whom we truirt and In memnry of the noble dead Jim lilortt lou through tliu tnurry uf u UVIIK 8avtour that till unholy warfare may cease I pray your Intercession with nur Irraldcnt may reconcile the contend ng armies and restore hence liberty justice ilHH IOUIHK A 1KVINO ttl Edt KUhtyarvcnth IftrlOl With the cooperation of Queen Vic toria Un Kruerr and Mrs Mckinley the responsible though unavoidable duty of speedily terminating the present strife may be discharged Of suet If thy ulnl their duty It hm been mid i liletaed ate the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God AIFXANDKK W1NTON 5 Hall place Kit Ono Hundred and fllxtyMxth street 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I CUI MiHufaetureri Salt of Ladies Tailormade Suits at 1000 With each of these 1 suits we present a satin Poolk Belt which im proves the figure and holds the skirt in position without pins or hooks Fine Tailormade Suits in tightfitting 12 tight and reefer style jackets made of cheviotsm black and navy imported cov ert cloths in brown cadet oxford and light and dark gray homespun cheviot handsomely tailored skirts so 111 e suits are all taiTela lined and others have the jackets taffeta lined with skirts lined wjth finest percaline these suits have been JQ QQ selling at t8 20 J25 your choice now at Ladies Dress Skirts C4 JOLaaW Skirts of Oxford ray bluish gray rttbUck and brown homespun Cheviot box pUi back panel side stitched and trimmed with tire sttelln buttoas percaJine lined velvet bound our usual 4 AC price Is 598 far this Kit tet7 Special Sale of Ladle Ratay Weather and Slating Skirt trade of fine quality blark and white plaid lack doubl faced Roods In Oxford eray Iron tray ind blue cray either saddle or box plaited bicks and rows of stitch log on bottom lenftbs from 33 to 411 eat riot C fT dtaary value SM 4 n xr im it IIoftlD J vA I I I I C S I 1 S I I S S i I S t Goth Bound Books 6c 185 titles of good litenure by the most prominent writers of lie age These books are handsomely bound in cloth printed on good paper f rwn new type Thousands of these boob were sold P not long ago from 50C to 75c 6 each we otter them at per volume 1 O We must limit the quantity how ever to not more than 6 books to a customer Neither an we ill mail orders or SUPPLY DEALERS We mention a few of the titles AIW CessssttIisIv7 Dr Jkjtl tal Mr flpietva Antlia Mctu lea Ai la a Uwkln nUnnit D llr lflakre4Iop Atai IJtoaeCser OI411 CUIfII1llMnM Bti sad QKir SUry Oaak Orims VIry 1tH turf oi Book 4JOrU 1111111 Trfll lwlft my on thol t coimleor fpvru H4r AslrLir title of l4arsrSitt tlon tf ta lion 041lIa CtIM BKkCM r IVI Qilllrn at lb AW5S liiaboict CraaNH OarttlL Jot JtDrolA Dwnck Vaulie JrtftlhlLall Jeku Ilillfti 0 itl n Mile E DltirM Ointur 5tts Uu Din it to1lLrtto Des Qtlulrenaatt burl Clll Utnb Or iMir AiarmM lest tt u x kt Oar xnafUf Lot U Xi IittftttrrirMBX lAallr Pwai Ntrt c Cff Mink Clarh Dnle Uliiat PertaIrre sscaiI OU UuaMM amtUr1l u PIcIIi Ottr TwlDtetqia 1I1t1I MlalrttrCnck let 5seiiou4 Tallraik otL IlIcflw S rwrsiDsss WttrrUr XMtL I 04S TItI os Aais rse lurtrMi 4 a Iuk l r tUavtt Aaain a rtirr Tklea R t lnn Craw ee Lasl XU JToII l kultt Lteits5w At Oe Wtriri MmrWeMte t Cttotf rMr Alaa the foltowbf KJfUsf Boob t UfM Lot Fall I rTita 1lS frt tM Hill la CISek tit WklU ItIWI TUN OWl I eeOc Us P4 1UftIka Wtt W1UM wtatis Mail fleer Wik at awtlea rsituitiitiiir ltlUUtUtUulJI1llJULlflUh1 r Oh women of high standard of motirrr ion of angelic htnrtat Itnro you harked with UoJI Oh loved ones or nilcht icur IUIIIM uluul worm tho IifArli II son ulhcrn and nnldlrri fallen Vtur memory hall live vivid until the worlds rrttt all Hlop the How of hlo O oh lon one JACOB MrHHIKOMMiit Oakland luunr Qarwood N J nrretlnjr ait iiuppllcatlon oh moat gracious ltoeM of womanhood Clvlll ZIllion la rock4il by the throea of a bloody conflict Ilrltlih valor and Hoer t ritrry U11t Ides on the wind and a thousand lumrniatlona arise Oh wont en stretch lorth your hand and mlle th demon of canmtt Iet peace arlio B A luMHAIjU n nraahunt ave City In vobltcum The undersigned be rechi you to exert Your powerful In fluence Iowan rrmlnitlnar thl heart rendIng bloodshed ThVi merciful deed will crown you with an urertaatlna halo Countless grateful heart will love you an J futuro generation will call you Iflrnsnl Illraed arc tile peacemakers for they shall be railed Uv children of Clod F OlUlOOlir SI Itrnadway Troy N Y I I S S I S S t I PI 11 I C I S I U I I I S P ls K Millinery Tomorrow we ffersptciil induce ments in Trimmed Mourning Hats as follows 100 handsome AtMmtaff Silk r lists in sailors walking hats and Q turbans made of the best quality v sUk and trimmed t4 with mourning w in g s chiffon fancies quills and mourning jet every one worth fl7yO tomor row only while they last 350 r mt Floor lla A isetisa Ifs s a 5 S I Infants Long Qoaks Wants LOBK o Cloaks of Bedford cv rd JI deep cape Irlmmed with e m brolderea tuffte J63 I1L I I r InfaaU Loaf r I I I I t Cloak of I I I fine allwool ItedfordCord I prettily trim I J J r med with lib bon and silk braid llrht weight slightly i QO soiled repjUr price t9i al U IarftIt now rnet C nra I 5 5 5 t Manufacturers Sale of Flannelette Gowns Latfaa Mtcktiawaa of striped flan nelette yoke collar and cuffs 49 finished with fancy braid at leecH n K rrnt CeMft I I I S P 5 5 I I I S S Ladies Shirt Waists Special Prices d Preach Ranittl Shift Waist dress or shirt sleeves light blue pink violet bluet navy Q 2 59 special at 3 atWsIs Fawaal Waists all wool lined throughout dres sleeves IftU separate collars 198 149 98 Meal Vice Sttk BL kettu lut 111 Ifltllr1NsltuutuuuV i C In emulation of the spirit of F and of tho patriatle flrra whose unyl llln heart heat with Ibo rhythmlo oulnte of truth and JustIce and whoee strong thouah lender protection Blood itradfail Kiiard over a riAtlona honor let all am talu the rraccful an I humane toolbar of nations the Queen 1 i W NAYZOit 4M Amsterdam avenue city Ood haa placed In woman band an Inrieihla aceptre that sways mankind from the cradle to the crave To you QunrnKmpresii to you consort of our beloved nation chief lo you mother of a brave republic the ChrUllaii worll turns mid pleAd for Ptwo on earth Coodwlll toward men II A Hit V LINDSAY 11 EMCC atreet CheUea Maa Peace The diawond mIMe of Boajth Africa ran not compcnMt to Kn l4a4 for her loyal OM who have ejurlfleed their live Let Kncland Miry the hlte flat to Oom Iaul Honor U nat IIWa attained by persevering to the end Let the Doers continue their pastoral HT J England preserve kera L WATiON I Summit N J DRANK ACID AT A REVEL Young and Beautiful Alice King Took Poison Madonnaface 1 young AlIce King la tabbing hrr heart out today In Ford ham lloepllal after a vain attempt to end tier life leer night drlnklnr carbolic acid In tho Mount Hope Hotel Jerome i aiemm and Ope lltndred and R enly seventh street Two Columbia College law student nrcm with her at the Umax of her iroe They are llrnard Abbott twrntycme years old or ISO WII One Hundred and Fifth Mreet and Dean 11 ill lord twenty one year old of IM Noran4 annul Brooklyn rn A woman who said ahe was her later Maude Will also In the party The party topped drat at the Ken ilniton Hotel above Mount Hope Mln King acted hyatrrlcally nbc called for whlakry Incessantly The hotel proprietor sakeS the part to leave Then they went lo the Mount Hope Hotel where the revel was continued Alice laft the room with one of the young men In a row minute the other couple sew her coming downitalra cling log to the banisters Oh find I I couldntl I couldnt she walled Ort rt l welts dlaflxured her face and her lips were swollen and blistered She held a bottle which con tained l Ive taken It the gasped and I want to die Iollcrmin Cotter tnt MISs Klnei to the hospItal and took her companions to the Tremont avenue police station They were permitted to go The wuoun said her sister WM acr riM and bad lately poeed u an artiali owlel She would not live the hu hanIs name i he did It from ranorte the Hid In the hoipltal Mice King refuse to atI T want to die fa all alto antvert to he dooton question pIfl t k 00 rk a4Wrs 1 ee Oil Uaattf BneieQelala TakM are a eaM la ae 4aj K 1 Cue tee rar PIM 1k I n n u 0 n lmltrnuhIIlmfln1umttmflflt1mrnuflhIIIutumLLluuIuunbmaun1um uabtns U 1 I I I Uu t t l x t III Second Week of the Greatest Sale of 1900 Some oi the priceattractions for Wedncs day are here noted ssI I S S S I I I I I I S S 1S Great Trade Sale of I China and Glassware Every article here mentioned is irresistibly attrac I tive from the standpoint of both quality and price AI less fan 3 tf c eseh Dinner 5et com o eteioo pieces Minufidur trs sale price a AC I At less thin 6c aplect DlHHcr Set deco rated I complete too pieces neat floral decorations Manufacturers C QC i sale Price 595 Dinner Set of fine Eng 1 lish porcelain with neat i underline decorations complete service for 12 persons value 1000 i Manufacturers Z QT 695 ale Price Oe73 5iiII TM Sits complete sets of 56 pieces corited uil neat floral decora I I I tlonsivalue 1475 Manufacturers Sale Price 295 I WkKe Toiet Set to pieces fncy shape value I 1235 I AUnafac AC luren Sale Price J l3 Toilet Stti of fine Cn llsh porcelain 10 pieces neatly decorated latest I I shapes value ft25 Min tificturets Sale 1 98 Price S TM Cup and SMKMV I Soup THrceni of fine English white porcelain manufac lish porceltln with under turers site price per C glare flown blue decora pair 5 tions worth flJO 75 al each I Tea Plate white porcelain Water JiiifineEncllsh por manufacturerssale A celiln Uhunderuue 25 price eich Tr tlown blue decoritns nirl n r 1f 1 I IIIIlIISlPSII5StIS I Diamond Jewelry at Half t PriceA Great Sale II Rate DteaMHd lIng IS Pairs Od Uak with I of 2 or 3 daxonds anJ col diamond chip refute ored centre jtones rervltr f price I3 9 re f C J 75 S price 39 re 2 flfl I ductJ 10 lull prlceA 3 duced to tf price eUU 13 ponun Gold KIM wHi 3 4 Chip Diamond Rtef p has cut diamonds retu assorteJ stales clutters of Ur price 7SOre 3 50 p 10 and 12 diamonds with duccd to half price coloreJ centre slants rrju1 g ciaatar Scarf Phuof to Ur price J9S re2 00 diamond chips andolored daced to half piic centre stones regular price 19 assorted Roman rold f 39S reduced to 2 nn Rlaj with I cut diamond J i price AeUU and 2 colored stones repi 7 Geld Scarf MM assorted kr price H9J rrI AA with I cut diamond rerulir ducld tobaU pr ZeUU price J39S re t I 16 assorted Komn rold duttd to X price 200 1 hugs with 1 cut diamond 8 pairs Eancrawa with to I j and 2 colored stones reu diamond chips opal and I kr price KW re 2 flfl colored centre stones rep I duceJ to Jute priced UU Ur price 9911 re C AA J tI II Pair Gold Link Bat docedlo half price DeUU t r tg with diimond chips 4 pairs Ear crtw with 1 i retular price M9 re urge rote diamonds rajute diced to half J 50 price 11695 reO CA t8 50 price I Suced to half price O3U I 6 MarI RIga with 22 7 pairs Earacrawa with 8 lad IX rote diamonds as diamond chips colored eta I sorted coored centre itonts ire stones regular price rtfular price iMQSt re fLfc tftlucrd to ducito750 pc 300 Nat asIa n Puss cease 1Hhl1flh1 uuuuw ijuii IItliIIttIIlUSI 1 I S S I PSI I I S I I S S I U 0 1 1 US I I S I I S I I III Manufacturer Salt of Excellent Fur Scarfs A manufacturers entire stock of tine Furs purchased by us at our own price and offered as follows Fur Neck Scarf of BetaUn fur which I dosly resembles seal with 6 tails and 2 heads electric chinchilla with 6 tails and 2 heads quantities of these have been sold at 1295 our manu 1 Af J 45 actuates sale price tJ f J Alaska Sable or Skunk S talU and 3 f heads thete are scuts among these worth as much u f450tour 1 QC 95 J I f r manuiadurrrs sale price 7 J Black rUrtea with K tub and 2 heads natural Opossum with 8 tails and 2 heads Arabian Stone Marten with S tails and 2 heads many among these that have been sold is high as 1530s 2 CA our manufacturers sale price 9V Also a lot of 472 assorted curved Far Neck Scarf rich beautiful garments of Mink Alaska Sable Nearseal and Red Fox there are garments among these that 7 7T I sold as high u f jjoo at 395 595 f95 and I 3 lHoo4 riMr sits H IecL S I ti 0 I I I S S S I S I S ISI Great Sale of Stationery Large quantities of goods have been purchased exclusively for this sale from the best mills in the United Stales including the Whiting Paper Co Hurlbut Paper Co Bimie Paper Co Morgan Envelope and Paper Co In many instances entire stocks of tine brands have been bought up by us at a Urge loss to the maker j it will pay to lay in a good supply at these prices This enormous stock will be displayed on centre counters also in our ex clusive stationery store 59th street side Quire box ol eitra superfine I Full pound i v Satla I package Wava of satin 1 wove an with tique and vellum envel opes to I finish Pa match aarslies cream octavo i ii white commer S octavo ctal and and Oxford Oxford special per 10 sire made to sell for Jjcj pouad our special prioe per 1 f Eavtloau to match JO J5 box J per too rottyelfht Pararfc Envelopes Sheets of J5 2 Outres of Paper Twoqulre box of Super and Die 95c fine Paper with envelopes A Two or Time Letter to match In cream aure nonafram or Address and heliotrope rare J 5 Die mid from an assort bargain at merit of choice designs and two qtlres of Sills Wove Paper cream or tinted stamped In any color with envelopes lo match complete 95 Mala flew IM 1C facllML fl I I I I S I C I I S IL I S I e Manufacturer Sale of Lace Handkerchiefs 157 HaftdkenkMa ulues up to fz50 each 1 95 rafljlnt in rIce from Ac to 7 J 8j sudkArc1Wsviiues up to ItUn each fiB f 4 QC Inj In prlA from fMS to t 7 J 10 rlandkerthWa ilufs up to I200 each rang Q QC log In price Irom ISV3 to 8 flsdkircIfs values up to ffAoo each 45 00 ranflnjc In prfW from l95 up to Ui1jlUhjflUJlUilUh1UUjIflIlUlUUttflHflW i I CHANDDAUCHUH OF BACHELORS Miss Banks Claims a Share In 100000 Estate The contest over the will of the late llllct flanks who was a grother of len N I hank was begun before Hurroitalr Thom today Mr llankii friend helvPd him to be n bachelor It was not generally known J I 44Wl MN that he had been married and real astonishment was tipreated when after hla death Mlaa Maude ne llne flanks of Wallham Maaa came forward with the claim that ahe was Mllee Oaakae granddaughter allM llonka pays her father wee Krneat flank whu wu eMranfed from his father many yean ago No mention II mode In the will of Miss Uaqka The stats is valued at I100M PARROTS VERB THE FAVORS At the bite of the Gerry lut IIIIIM life eUt parroti were given u favor They were ounted on sticks and were dlatributed In the cotillon Mr StuyvMaat risks monkey did not materlallie at her entertainment and the Gerry parrot are thought to have been a satirical Mea AU society wu at the Oerrr dana and the affaIr wu 4 brilliant one I C S 51 5 5 I 5 5 S C S I S S I I I lUU U 5S Girls Cookinl Outfit A a ca II 18U Stotvw U Tut 69 Thiabovetsa complete outt hi tmM for Wtlt housekeepers ScM 7te rmt Ctalra 5 I I IUUt Sale of Ansonia Qocks hm 8Diy Mar blelred AMORta Click striking how and half hour on cathedral conn warranted I perfect timekeep ers listed at fiq special 4day Hit 395 These 8D y MarIIIt life Auioula Claclu handsomely decorated with tine gilt trimming muni facturers pile 12001 sale o rt price 39 Kdiy Marble I UedAtv T Y Clock IC with French top ornament miaalic i lurers price 19001 51295 price six styla of 8Dijr Mirbfelud Au k Clocks with Frendi lop ormmerrts manufacturers pr1Cti400t495 silepilce Pkt uSIA n INt Fst 0011 4U Us s is s 1 Manufacturer Sb of 1 French Trimmings A stock of fine French Dress Trimmings goods are marked with but little reference to cost the one idea has been to mark them at a figure that would turn them into cash promptly as a consequence we offer Let 1 400 yards Taffeta 5Jik AH over over one dozen latest French designs some embroidered others with lace Insertion and embroidery In all the leading colors also Pershn coloring anJ applique effects Goods that sold it 2VS H9S H9S and JS9S 4 98 all at per ariJ t7O lot 2 Srumgle Yokes new designs some solid spangles and some combina tions of beads and spinfln RCKVS hit soU formerly from I29S to W9S all at eah 198 and 298 Kits new tMk It SwtlM iIwuulflluullnmunfLujtllu Ifl j H 0 3ti4s1uu Ns I simply r delicious 2lb cans J Aaatoa very best 3lb Q ailS 7 Baked Porfc aid Baaaa n 7 best JIb cons Our 14cent WhMa J2 CTarrlaa 2lb cam Our Dcent Bartlett J Q Paar 2flb cans 7 Bol sa llacHintJt BorsrBeCnottio Navel Oraattf food J Q site dozen 7 OaMta Sinus Cadre very excellent fine flavor A 1 4 bean or ground per b r arky bell ilb car Ol tons 2 Laatll our Be kind per Ib O Dried Flaeeolets French Lima Ue nj per f 3 Iboo 13 Our 12cent cenulne French Mararonl Spa 10 KkelU ilb pkp U Let Fla fancy i 13 lb rcs Tomato Catsup 13 pints 9C and p5g 5r4u 4 11157 8 per bottk 0 awinum 1UUULL11111 t 1 1 J 71 ADIim DBIEIS Mil I 1 Oee flppiag with HS WM aa 5 I Mait UteB 3Baa r 4 FanetleBa Admiral Dewey accompanied by Ma wit and Lieut Cdldwtll left Ute Tfai dorfAatorla at 10 oclock Ibis taenkfl and went fhoppln We shall probably remain la Maw I York until Krlday or Saturday Ua Admiral raid and we ball B ialBg busy here Tonight tn to lo Oamaata Han and tomorrow evenlnc m attend a dinner of the Loa I a1 B U Oelmontco Later In the event Mr Dewey will come for me and we wMaa together to the Emerald Cbtrtty balL the big dance for Catbollo chantlev al the Academy of Music Brooklyn On Thursday menlnc we attend m illnrer at the Union Leejrue ChIlI of Urooklyii Beyond that we have asS no engagements 1 noThe Admiral declined to talk ftwt the Nicaragua Canal beyond aprneio his Kmiiruatlon that the ilcoa 1 favornM to the building of thila portant hrip to the navy EOabibhed Over TwntyNv Yaah N S BRAN l I auxericraiKo xntmum 231 EIGHTH AVE yS JOOOOaOO Worth of JcnIrr at 50 Ceoti on the Dollar 1SS sip5ti r MK v ke IMTMIM tte Mp 4t peitmlst urt will aaa It fttOt u yuaate II tan Ml Me e mlfaea tejaeg Mat bujlot II V eanr a mtn iS cc ie prer n We ere tae i Isl dot 1lJ 111051 buIe 1 J la iT JST117 trUi It trill ar JiIII 55 BIM eat W lear ar r Tnt voth Is ti twin Ice tel cut I t In t nil LIYS Ilaiisse L If GMra 4 14 KU 5114 f neil rtimlt4lai Wilf i caste Mt M IxMtkt beI Nas I r r r 45 tflf5lIl oeM r 4 iSis 100 I qP tata I LII n am Mi I 00H Slag MI 5515 W I efI das well III leqIII aN I aool t f Uaatea 11a41 aBfravM aelU III JtIa1Is Wttekea 0 HKl lilM JeW ttaMM p3j a1 CIaiWi l 54 WititU OMU UI U tcjghi T ar far ten All auta k cpt la tttn tree ftr I 7S 5TaIlll 4SC Irae Oaa feMB lI ortMa JfUIfUr uleilil te I S S I SUIli1 S I UI I I S S I S I J I Mmufaeturtrt Stfra Ladies Top Coats j At 775 csts have been stiUne at 2JI 1500 11800 ud ftJMa and are made of Kmajtj Cheviots Boudes aad Cov erts alt shade ill the aa sons prevailing vtyian haaf with best quality dfc ar satin every skt is bar la some one these priced lots 7 15 lea Pt 15th II kUsa Nanufactvrirj Salt of Leather Purses EIIIIbIa Fiafar Purses la back tan suede and pig colored leather with any initial worth 45c 29 special price BactUli Flail Panai in genuine morocco enuiat seal genuine lie and fins suede with and without in side frame complete with lute Initial value 75cI O 48 special price 40 The Original Fox Safety Razors at 65c Tat Mil Mu MMOflkl beitHal t k55tsd 1 tyawi Im toreajtki llstprka Is fixot every blade U the lineal tempered steel Mt ready for use and OM CM shave with It without ay eiperlencq as lorg as they 5 hat ve offer them at each 65 atita rim Stta 15 ke Groceries Wines c 9 Our 55cat swm ty Matckaa 144 boxes Southwells Omata lI i lade best imported Ilb glass jars JT IBM JaaMll aUourlSc finest Jams In Ilb f Al 1 t gtaujanat 2 U Apricot Red Currant Peaca Raspberry Quince Straw j berry raspberry and Cur i rant our replbr tAl j price i Fc this silf 1 2 l Ontet mat MU Pt aMdea Wine Dept Out Famous Giwulkt ou1lt1et42 eWMakeybrt Ou ISO Uaiveralty Rya i Whiskey per 1 f A I bottle Jej7 1 Port extra California f I line hrre bottle 1 7 CaHforala ex J7 tra tine Large bottle I I I Cigar Dept EIu CirsNss eitra me ICC kiaJ I packaf of to Craetl lieu 15 t Pt

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I k THE WORLD TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY I 6i n V d if Ou Ito milrtlar Om reu II u U IMRK ROW Ne TerLreu IISM at Ierart Ota N Ne Tort u S olCu 1 Mill Mltlrr TUESDAY FEBRUARY 0 1900 VOL 40 NO 14040 3 v BLOT OUT THE WORD FAILURE OR several days past Th Evening World has been printing letters addrMwd to E this newspaper from men nut women ex plaining WHY they had failed In life There hu been nothing moro Interest ding or instructive printed In any nrwspa JII than these fnllurc letters Interesting to IoM who have succeeded and to those who hno I tailed and Instructive to young men and young r 1 woven beginning their carcerr What an awful word failure IB It might to ta blotted out of tho rornlmlnry There IB no IMMB why every man and every woman shniili tot lure some share of success In life There III iI I M reaaoJi why any one should fall aDuolutely Hav you ever watched an ant at work And s iksw you noticed that no matter how many I JttaM It hu been pushed aside tram Its work ot I MtrjfjBC grains of sn 1 to Urn heap It Is piling up ft kM returned earnestly and begun building al I Wr agtla Hare yon watched the spider weaving itA web Taw afo la a remote part of Scotland a man jwfce wu persecuted took refuge In a cave lie VM forlorn and hopeless His life was In danger Ha oat baffle helpless and desperntr musing on kit misfortunes Glancing around the cave tie aw a spider at work It wu trying to carry Its frail thread from one side of tne care to the other lAM Hi aorta seemed unavailing Thirteen times this flay workman failed In Its effort And then aMMM eIU and the silken cable was attached I J I to tha well The man watched and studied wttlked the failure and the success of tho spider IW thaa rOM up in his might and went forth and bsenScotlands hero king the great llrnce I Whs Napoleon was planning his Italian eam v pcJgi ut sought to mingle the eagle of France with tie eagle of the crags he was told by hit MUaen that the Alps were In his way Then said Napoleon There shall be no Alps The world ha not produced many Napoleons tat it has produced untold millions of ants and I Fe aflisrs Every ant and every spider gives an Mr Mat lesson to men and women by sticking to their work until they have succeeded Ants and jpHsra never tall Why should men and women 1 An you not greater than an ant or a spider PJvpyoee you have passed the meridian of life fa that any reason why you should despair Some tt irf tfce greatest men In history did their best work after they were fifty years of age Their names will readily occur to you Aristotle Hocrate Crosswell Washington Disraeli lllcmarck fern 4ctte Voltaire Victor HIIRO and so on at random throvgn a list that would li an entire column of Hit Evening World It his recently published lettrrn Robert Louie r Mason says i I No ont ever hail luch pain In learn a trade as I hal tat t slogged at It day In and day out and I frankly believe thanks loiny dire Industry have don more MY smaller lifts than any man of letter In the y world Aid by slogging at It he became one of the y great masters of pure English and an Incompar able storyteller There Is no reason why any one should despair I U yon are fifty years of age and have failed you 1 fcara time enough to begin again and succeed If I you an sixty years of age there Is plenty of hope n sr You R aH the letters on failures printed elsc where In The Evening World Ponder them care dt felly Then pull off your coat roll up your sleeves a4 go to work Success ls yourIt you will tngft for ttl WIIIea a thing strikes Ntw Tork quoth the Rev f1 lisa Broughton It strikes the whole country I IU wfeish It romaine to be added that the Georgia plwlrts hit to this locality was not Immense t INr Pickering of Harvard Is looking for a new JIIMt AU right But no more vest pocket borough r fist UMted State Senator are to com with It pro A IT n rile moral of a recent Second avenue detective story I 1s that a tfeblower who wishes to play rUI e table f siMldl leave his Jimmy In the pocket of hie other ttrleeere Tie policemans pistol should be carefully guarded fcem accidental dich rglnr If nece ary thla can t fee hmgbt about by dlteharKlng a policeman two Bev Dr has fear of over t I cfHatton ta local affair It take a deal of shaking M tl M a tremblt at the City Hall i Ulaaarteiui that at the ram moment Bt Lot hall e psetaMe rakooi bauer and New Tork an Insuppert IIIIe eeIIoeI gorrntjg system Deeptta a halting Jury system It Is trued that the i iMasM trial will now proceed to comethlng other it tYe a last concluilon 10t fUMlWat now cornea out M a strent advocate II NMe Very well doctor One two three reitl I Be RMMM elpirear to ha T mtrelr thrown a skit ri file Me Fort Slocunx J e lieua trolley ca4 It then better rM lleget r J to o t K DaN CUPIDS WHY 9 r twDwal CUT Bare a care I t Where yon aim that dartl 1 IkM Wsl fair s t a t snerare e 4 JUS badly battered heart 0 Bar leek yw here my little Dan 1IMll i kreathe not In Oath 0 I if Mi aM arty good nough 5 r4 1 tas4 fcer teat lifes path V 1 t T sly DM Corld looked at m 5 i Aal aHfJftyelM tc his bead 5o t T y ABH that ton o of heart O t Ci 1 MM yen tMteaoT 4 GiIdIIII Dleert I i K J k v Fe i DAILY HINT FROM MDOUGALL Wlui U InnoliirliiE Conlrarlnr UrllaalI llalliiiiniif n n REtDY t tDE 2Yte LS DFLIIJERED 4 OT The many nchemea that have been trial through out the world to supply food to families from co operative kitchen linvi l fale bemuse It llil never e been popslble to keep the food warm glut thin latest soup Idea of Yankee nventle ness la backed financially by over twenty practical t 6ETABlFS btiilreaa men of New E5 Haven Ily the new plan S s lOUr rout vecetabU EAT t dessert and coffee can bet delivered at your door pip t I Ins hot a lone II seven SffT houri after cooking The it Inventor claims that he n pive to the purchaser the price of fuel and other expense Innhidtng the la A MKAJCAN7 or of preprint nnd cook Inc beiildft the enormous waste which It Inevitable In the overage kitchen I The chief secret In the scheme llta In the method of retaining heat The apparatu li a lug buckt roppor covered and copper lined with Wee and hot om about two inches thick and a cloe fltUnr cover Die side of ihe bucket are lined with a noncon ductor of hiit Into tide receptacle are plarrsl porcelain can which late tlnlitnttlnc The bucknt If dlddeil Into ace tuns the tower dlvlilon cunlwlnlng the desert then he meat and coup nn top ThtA nrrangetnrnt I for a Inner can There are tn be break fill and luncheon ran also T ey t1EIIER USE DRIHIit G W r TeR f lit JOHN HAntMJN a medical man at lluwlck j I la Itfixburtthii nnRlaml states that them le no llfllculty In ii elsnclnd with drinking I inter If a stele vrRotirlnn dirt IP ailhere to te cet be sayc pleat of fluid In n cup of tea or In hull and other food afil I nnd It a great advantage i more rppeclally when trivrllliis to be able to do with out drinking either water or milk the wellknown vehicle nf w many discaee The eeciiml abstainer from drinking water Mr John W Kins a whnloaala Jeweller at ttrkrnwell In Knclanl my then It nolhlnr wonilerful In doing without water for drink Ing purpopep and he Hated I have not drunk any water plnce the cholera vlnllcst Iondon I nm afraid to think how many yearn ago and for the last fifteen or twenty years I have been an abMalntr Vouv m Idea how my husband nore r Bo doe my butbanl but 1 have a soul remedy As eeea a be begin I fasten a mouth hannonca over hie aeee and he makes the ftneat muslcru tleietlsMR I pitifully ftlmhliy decked out In bracelets half a dozen tliiKorrltiKH ns many stickpins earrings anti bangles and you have heard tho remark peo I nil made about her nnd I venture In nay that you never heard any one say lint she looked the lady j Camp Inca Is had enough hut cheap Jewelry Is so far beyond tin pale of good taste that tin vrnrcr of It Is not cuUly forgiven for such an of fense In tho eyes nf a critical puhllr You answer me ruefully that you cannot afford PIE VERY 1TeST IDE It VJetlTI es ftutt llrhlBC taws IM II Cntt t5 II ibr Mill rulll1 at fed dose licl Ihrra li ral tet ID err f lilt lb lltt lhel rut Thin iiesr Idra In Valentino hap been originate by Mm 1JliA Curtis n young artlrt of Philadelphia Her Mtlentlnn In an arllitla flilionHto llpure palmed In rhlnppo whlto upsn H saffron nudlxiini 1ackBpourvl The nflfoct In very pretty Indeed lloniath the ilirure I printed the vor e npproprlat to the season I DO YOUR OWN DONTWORRYING By Robert Hichcns Author of The Green Carnation T li abut to join a dont worry club but It li IT far from absurd to resolve to train the mind not to worry The mind like the body It to a great ox tent the nervant of repetition It mutt be accustomed to do or to Plop dolor a thing before It can accept or refine a feat easily The mind II itrangtly like the tally Kxerclpe It and you will be aurprtiM to find how much It resemble the body Iota of people honettly believe that becauM a certain fault It ai they call It born In them they can never get rid of or even thoroughly curb It Ho the woman who wor rlei goes nn helplemly hflplaly worrying and only worries herself the more by Joining a dont worry club I remember once lUfTtrlng perplitently from In pomnU and I was ndvlped not to think at night to make my mind a blank empty nf thoughts I said t JIOIOII11 ARC IIKK riisluurr I To the medical man the soldier li very like a chill I That U to wy he suffers from precisely the same dte fIr ai children In any large army hotpltAl you wIli nod rows of nlrhU down with measles pcnrla tins diphtheria mump and sometimes whooping I couch In fact the soldiers ho pltal li ai like as can be to the childrens hoipltal flN EOLIAN HARP LAURA JEAN LIBBEYi I The Girl Who Is Fond of Cheap Jewelry I V OL ran always tell n girl of refinement by j Ihe Y the Jewelry she wears Tin1 true lady holds I as carefully aloof from rhlnetttone rings pins and bangle ns slit would from a plague Of COIIITC nil yoittiK girls lore these trinkets for they are fiishlnnxl especially for feminine eyes to gait InngltiKly upon and feminine hearts to covet lint kl uic warn you my dears to beware oh levir lit tawdry Jewelry You have nil rein the girl whose clothes were L mold not pnultily do It I tried tn dn it and could not I tried axttln and no In and could not Altvayi come deflnlto thoURhi Inlrmlwl Hut t rrpdlxed to re liicp my mind tn ntxill ncr and I perrlaf In the attempt r n rum t iii what Kerned thr itnrmrtllitp Ono nlitht I thought nril I slept Since thru I hive often tlceheli In thus drawing as It wore the i ol on from I lliitfanir of that mnnrlrr the mind for It can rx a minister Indeed The fatal thing U to be listen at a flrn n second even a third attempt It In quit po sable for the worrier to worry no more Head Marcus Aurellus on that subject If Dr Oorcn Jacoby U right tn4 nn doubt he IIIhtn worry ticlpi to kill the body It certainly help la Injure the emu Why dos not coma Randnw of the mental world mart n nIH t for the IMlnlliR of the lemtiernmenl This would he far better than a dont worry club I MEI1IILIJCD I WIT OIJT WOlJtIDS flT the battle of Asian In the Kratico l1o rmnn I PC Iar one man was plcke1 uji whuve tendon Achlllen the strong tendon which nm down lo the heelwaa toni In two bat who hflrt not any Un on his kin of having been hit A big plive of shell broke another mans Jew tint did nm even rill n blfph nn hlii skin Another soldier had his skull broken Into a dozen piece but thin scalp was quite un Injured And the whole ihnulder r nf another maa lm ply pulverise yet Ibo kin over It had neither scratch nor bruise When a hill tlMen along over the heart liver stomach or any oilier Internal organ It brul es and trot It enticing Instant dMth Hut the mot itoorrful microscope would not reveal a true of damns to the skin MODERN I Mao EJUI Ill Irate Tenant Iti colder than all get out In our apartment thIs morning Why lint the heat turned on JinltorIt turned on In llr room I occupy and just at oon AI they get warm Ill turn It on In the rest of the bulldlnc 1 the real and declare that tho plated article Is so I like the real that few people know the difference anyhow In this you are grievously mistaken my dear I Plnchbcck Jewelry Is never mistaken for the real by even the roost casual observer and tM girl who wears It Is set down as vulgar and wanting In self respect and proper pride Ho gatlRflcd to have but one smaltornamcnt nid thai nf the right kind the genuine rather than to r have disgusted observers dub ymt a walking ad vprtlncmcnt for some lialfdtfilar Jewelry bargain counter If you cannot afford n plnje of Jewelry which Is of the genuine kind take my advice ray dear If you want to he known ar n young girl of refine ment eschew the Imitation Tawdry ornaments ilvtract from a young girls appearance rattier thin enhance It I wonder when women will tkilxo this Meth VdBillIra OpMt This Matek I I am deeply In love with a young lady of my own ago twenty year We had planned be married In January 1HO but both her people and mine objected very strongly My father threatened to tend me away to boardlngThco until I am ofag unit I would Immediately cancel the engagement I was obllitrd to take the ring back from the young lady In order that I might remain at home where I can etter often We have partly made up our mind to run away and be married In spite of every ont I want to ak If you would advise such a course NED Dont do anything to foollwh If you really love each other at lent wait until you come to man ettate Tour parent are entitled to consideration and so are tier Then b nothing nIT terrible in a young man bring obliged to defer lib marriage until hit twenty tint birthday Met lit milk AitiMbrr GIrl I am a young lady eighteen year of age and am In I ORNAMENTATION COUNTS Titl dainty gown Is of eaahtntre of a pastel blue shade The bands are of white nalnmok Insertion the bodice bell and ihout dtr straps IIfnlr of naln su ok embroidery The bOO t the waist U n f plaited uack chiffon I te Ornamentation co u n t II I Ili Slipx day although the plalurr clAh drew are not nut Tlili i tt niivr I ornl mCII1I lion In w nt Kites such popularity ta tin shouts of rmbroliler oil tirTotn nn I silks print nl liT imbrolderH With Persian ilcf lens The i rluge which some ot these ritiiit have II ured ri a llnl h fur revere Hhlrt waists of tide scoff wll not have yoke back Thi should be home In mlinl when ptirch flnc for those with the yokr will be aitonlahltigly cheap Another point tn lir kept In mind In thnt the shirt wnlut must bo long u alsted In front as Ict years illd not dip III that plio as thin years doT tiow TO 2Yt le GOOD WPcFFLE tlN ICll lIt the art of making soul waffles depends rtJI thy etrnnecs of the lukliiR Cretin the Iron V thoroiiBhl having them nell hintfil pour In the battrh close the Iron and place them over the lire When the cIgrc err set turn the Iron and lrown the nth r side Ito Iter sub sue nil II Is hiked and It In needles lo cay serve 1 l once Sift over rlnnnmnn and sugar If Ilknl I FflMOOS MEN WHO HflD NO DIRTflDflYS AfDINAI MvNNINn did not even know the QAnntNAI of his birth let alone the exact day Francois Hhreey the celebrated French critic whoa death ocvurred n short time ago never did know either Inn year month or day of his birth Lord DeaconnneM ha somewhat added to the un certainly reg7rdlng his birthday by telling Lord Bar rlngton of his having been horn In 1 library Many peoplo contend that he meant his fathers place In John street Dloomibury and others point to a private home In Adelphl Terrace The exact day however has not been settled One account pays Dee il nn W4 N NN HiN NN t RECIPE FOR R HAPPY DRY itl tl Tf HRAHT full of thankfulness 1 1t A thimbleful of care j j V A soul of dimple hopefulness An early morning prayer A smUe to greet the morning with 1 A kind word an a key 4 To open the door and greet the day a Whateer It bring to thee m n A patient tnift In Providence 6 i To sweeten nil the way y All these contilnnl with ttiouichtfulneji I Will make a happy day 1 f 1 iHH S1 W SCOLDltic WIFe DDS TO J LONG DP V S TOIL To Ih Kdllnr rf Tlx rnln World I un a married man und am happy ea far hut one thing I cJiinol intikr my wife iindemland I work Iroin P M until A M tint winmtlmf I am nip IxniM In work until r A M When I am tired out and IhlnklnK to come hnmr and ret my wife cornea and starts to scold me I hrtve tried many times to ex plain to her but all In vain Ileate tell me how I can make her understand ANXIOUH there II no other tAt to thin story this man and IK wife are to be pilled the man for the wearlntsa of hit long drys work Inn wife for her blindness Thl woman nould he able to nee that the rpAna work is for her anti home The pltlleainet of twelve or fif teen lone hfurs of dally labor la keeping ntm and her apart front nix to seven months out of every year She houlrt purely till willing end eager to do her part toward brightening the little remainder of the twelve month 1 antliappy po far the man writes Then It Is not 100 late for the woman to leek and obey the dictates of your I t her meet her homecoming husband with k srrlle Instead of scolding when his work has cadet lot added hour That mile with a comforting bit to eat a oft touch to hll pillow al he seeks his much and a wifely fiance about for any detail that miy add to hit comlortthe will promote the tired ones rest and enhance Its benefit Marriage la the fort of partnership It wont do to trine with Iove III the capital Mutual forbearance and coiipUeratlon bring dividend of happiness If nine pnrty mint dn the hravleit share of work and In addition endure the uncalled for frowns of the other the capital took will loon run out WII would like there llnrt to met the eye of the scolding wife of Anxious and set her to thinking he hat much to think of and much to do differently It there are not two side lo the story I other Dec 31 Myntcry and uncertainty surrounded the true birth day rf Arthur Wellmlry ffftvrward Duke of Walling lIon MUM piHiple will Imagine and rightly no that It 11 difficult fur n Counter hli mother wa the Count I M nf MornlnRlnn give birth to a non In her own castle without knowing It and yet neither the her hunhnnil nor uthiT know exactly on what day It wt that the boy was horn Vet this U what occurred on the birthday nf the famous Duke and to thli diY the only really reliable statement at out U Is that be was born In I7C3 In Ireland tIew FIREEC iP e TITS e S To USe I In the fire soape h re shown the descent to the ground from a window or other egress opening can be made comfortably afd without xertlon All that Is necessary la to peat onee sole on the bench shown which hat prerlo sly been hooked to the window ledge or othee con nllnl point and to grasp the two handle at the ld fl Mechanism concealed In the box underneath playnout the rope from two reel or drums which are po aTanged that the rope nn each tide will be played Amt at a uniform rate tn prevent the tilling of the Nixing or cuing Th gripping tube at the aides of the box through which the rnf tt paw permit the control of the rate of descent s any pressure on them acts A 1 n brake to prevent trc ropes from being rapidly unwound from the reels 07 drums AID TO WOUNDED HEARTS d I love wlih a young gentleman of nineteen or twenlr He ws rrnned and had a goof education but be promo to be somewhat backward In npretilng his Ilklnt for me When be went away on his vacation I he promised that hll would write but tie ws away i three week and I did not bear from him On even Ing rot lone nfltr hla return I met him at North Beach wilt another young lady I wrote to him but h un erej and tald that she was his ooaetn Xow at I thlik a great deal about him I would like you to give mo tome advice a5 to how I can Sad out whether he circa for me or not MAUD My dear Maud I am afraid TOIl have made It too ob Flout to tht young man that you are fool of hIm How often must I telf you dear girls that rant like te do their own courting They wtsh to make advance and nothing to soon disgusts them attl drive them l oft the territory as tile conviction that pay are being run after If the young man care for you be cure he will let you know of It In time I THE DOG THE MOUSE AND THE BOLOGNA I I I It waafcai eactttag 904 bat tM Mg I1Mt b it Ns pwaM K ltrL ItpllawsgjlatM satw r w J C I a Y a s THE DAYS LOVE STORY A daughter c Sacrifice HE Widow Juanlques and her daughter weir I mttie littlecettsx making bandages and other 41 wife busying thrmwho with work far the army It Is strange mother that Captain Newcombe H4 not com In ns usual this pvenlng Yes he aId yeiterday he would come up as scot as his duties were performed 1 do not understand his abience orltia lanced quickly at the Mill girlish nt1 bending over her work Wu that a flush softly crap Inif over the fair youthful fare She caught her j breath Did her mother care Orrdl excitement seemed to prevail In the viilgt next morning At errry other door groups of people were itanJInK the men angrily gesticulating the women crying In front of the cottage were two er II three villager talking to Irish ai ht was famU duly known In camp VK hr wan saying thlm jphalperns up there Jerkin his thumb to win I the barracks were toe busy rnjiln av tlilm llvfi to be bothered wld the I thrnWm iiv n handful av poor dlvlli But yell nlver be aftlirr Mtctilri Xiplnin NVwcnmbs anappln and a ct rnon ex he hard the furs he offeredhlmtllf and Ills men In co and help thlm Ylt UP vim but how many hey t me back aclat I ll THE SENORITA WAS CLASPED IN TUB CAPS TAINS ARMS n The dirty spnalpeeni made a raped edge of our com F papy the flnttt yetl 11M ahrwtieros and the CaPIta hlmillf has Iran killed eniolrly Ah twas A sorry J day that brought Paddy Malone to this Oodforsaktc counthr The two women within ao dear to each other ant yet each seeming to tad In the others bapplitessv drained their oars to listen TJle widow lithe form swayed and tramWeI aa9 she would have fallen had not Zorlts suddealy tMH4 to realise that tier mother wu there With a ejulek catching of the breath and a dry choking sob ID bee throat lllae retched out her arm and caught her Dearest the girl said drawing the golden head U her breast did you then love him ere srachT Late hlrat Better than lifer There may be there must be MSB dreadful de j late She did not know her mother had sees the lore light In her eyes and had rtfftotty Interpreted It Nlswt came oft One by one the stars appeare Al roles hush lay over all Zorltsa drew herahawF about her aaA with a heavy heart went out Into the darlmets In an agony of soul she wrestled with her own de ilresher own loveand It seemed to her her very lifeend conquered Quiet resigned and calm efce found her way horn slowly unlatched the door and went In The brlftt moonlight streamed In a silver bar through the lonr low window and tbtr tn III br1ht nest with upraised fem almost traniflpirtd with hap ilniea wu the Dorita clasped In the Certains arms Cblcaio TtmesHrald t8t 8t888t t L LETTERS EVENING TOTHE WORLD J JI bMIMe Jnrer 11 Briteat To tb Utter of Tk Briolai WorUI ThH prwetit ttatus of the Molina trial namely the abrupt ntenuptlnc of the same throuch the Ulnew of J a jurorsuavMts a very grave defect In the law re 11 latlnc the jury system and trials by Jury In ome atates of the oran empire the jury system Is In the main very much the cam e ae her but provision la made for just such emergencies as this state la now confronted with In die MoHneuz trial by seJeettav 1 addition to the regular twelve jurors subttttntl Jurors These substitute jurors are elected In the me manner Itll the onrlnal twelve jurorsafter this number la lull They have the lame duties aad preroc atlVfi except that they have no vote In the final judr mint When a recular juror II III a substitute replae him UUU 1 llkr Quiet Girl T U miler cl Tin Bttsltf Worth Many persons have wondered If business men ute girl who are rather noisy better than that who ark quiet I have In mind a young lady who wheaeref she has occasion to pats from one room to another Itt generally talking very loudly to some me or fetaf through the room to rapidly and noisily u to cause I those whore engaged with their work to look up t not the confusion Mot mtn prefer girls who behave In a quiet ladylike manner and when a girl Is la aft office with men her conduct should be each that ne comment could be made Some girls believe that tfi they are noisy and unladylike maa olleo their Ntr u Impertinent remark are taken for wit Certain miM may think them witty but It open an opporttUIU1 for freedom which girl thould avoid OFJICIu e I f A Mrtl MNaad T the Bdlter c nit tfttlu WtM I have a husband with a good petition wtoe has t terrible temper The minute he comes home he cost lDenm to fight calls me profane name ta the pe enc of mr ytll daughter tb e angriest talk be uaeif to me He lake a carvlrr knife ortove lifter aa4 threatens to cut my heart out with one at Stale Jit me with the other Mr daughter the only Mtd I have ill almost thirteen years old aa4 we are sslsee able I tine only just recovered free a bat attach o heart trouble I have had heart dleare for year My husband say he Is tormenting me so the excite I moot will make me dropdtad Now reader what aai I to doT MN M awggele M rItr7 h T tk EAlUr et TV EYeIlac wends Now that tM city It to have a tunnel there will N I work for Uiotttands of men Why not employ tha t men of oar own city lint Why not add a claw t l f the agreement to the effect that only men who have lived In New York City for the pat year are lo bej employed It will greatly benefit the city If this II done a l there are thousand of looking for work If thMgr3rnt b not mad we will have awn from then dues aM towns work4a and our own sal r NN f MM lit that the sukceatraetert wn try e kNU rises of fsrstjairs to tWo eewrtry tf Ie eke Nbt r T vw s 10 L t

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1 I I THE WORLD TUEIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY fi 1900 IIITAYLOR REfUSES I I TO SUBMIT NOW St I Wont Accept Terms of Agree I ment Conference at Frankfort Fails 1 I JptII U Tat Kunltf WII FJUNKFOBT Feb lTbe confer 1 mo of Heoubllcan leaders with Oov Xaylor broke up ut noot today Ta loi S f refused to accept the termi of the ttttt ment although nil kind of preiiuri and Mfumtnt were brought upon him The conference Wit n1 harmonloui 7 1 t y any mean Dr Hakrr pottmaAei Cf Louisville and one of the tlgirit He publican In the Stair nai one of the leader who conferred with Tnjlor lit lIb plainly dlatppolntcvl at the outcome He Mid I We look forward toa p aceful vet tlement Oov Taylor did not uree to the term of the IxxiUrlllc conference thli morning but we expect he will do o later lie uld he wanted time to con i cult wtth hli advisers and the other otfl trial elected with him off the State ticket I It I certain that the mllllla will not IN dlt per rd today and a long ai hey I remain the danger of trouble will con tinue tlnupWUJIVlLLE IXWIBVILLE Ky ret 1The pse conference h W 4 the flail Houae Ut night between peven tepre ntatlves of She Republican party and aeven repre UentadrM of the Democratic party re I ulte4 In tbs unanimous aUnlng of an 4 VTMBMtit a iy this morning cmbodjltif even ipccllte propositions which prom is a fitlnl of the tnrty difference which have brought about two Slate gov eminent In Kentucky rbI agreement 1 11 In aubrtance u follow PintThai If the General Anambly 1 In Joint session ball adopt resolution ratifying thslr recent action adopting the oonteft reports Mating Oo UI atul Ueckhan the contnteci W B Taylor and John Manhall hall mibmlt without further protcat Second That all parties ball unit In an effort to brine avout such a modi t flcatlon of the election law a will pro side for mmpartlsM IcUon board and Insure free and fair election t ThIrdThat Ute conditions shall re main In status quo until Monday the I General Assembly meeting and adjourn ing from day to day until that tlm FourthThe nothtac hall be doae I to binder or ftwveat a JettU e eloi of the OenerM Asiemtly for Ukins iUen on the ntUflcaJJon reeatntton 1 rlflbJfhu ke But Cwpteet Boer hall meet u4 adjourn from day to day until Mondey without takln any aeti n on the content Ieir minor State oflcet j This poetpooeouet to sttgfeetod In order that the action of the General Aseetas WIN ERS AT I L L m mm I IWeather Cold and Rainy I and Track Was I Heavy wlal U HMCrtalBi WarU RACE TRACK NEW ORbBANB F e ilThs attendance st the track today jtrns limited to the refutan owtar to Ovs itmpleasentweaihtr A coIlf pnttrttln Inn fell throughout the day and with ilhe exception of the lime when the races were bHnr run the irraml stand was empty the stovni bavins first call The heavy rain of courw left the track In a very bed condition and while here were scnUctir they were tint as arc M expected ss only clarhl were with drawn from the six race 1 T P Duckltyi rood horse Duke of jMMdfebunr may not face the darter I strain He baa been suffering from i throat trouble and one time yettrrday jit looked a It he WOUK die but he recovered somewhat later Duke of ailddlebuni wuai brought hero with the tatcnllon of winning 1111 of the blr exakw but he failed to capture any of itbe tljree In which he itarted I Owner and Trainer John McCsffertr Aid not make hln Mppeiranee In the Ismddre today aa the weather proved too iMrh for Mm and rtawnn rode Cathedral FIRST HACK HIM Mfta arlwii I lunrr fetus lit llllFii ttb4rsI Ul ICIavtBil 14 M 1 Ii I Btka Ill Va l DaMXI H eYe I S i t I Ja4s Q l br 1 1 IMtJulllC4 M 4 4 2 I 41 I OttlMta KIJfUWtI 14 3 f 4 1 a iiiuul 111 IWeddtrMrsIl3l tl S II f itUmktc 1J1 lAtrri IH 11 3 t I After a few faiN brmki the Hue Ml With Klkln and Mdfnt ch havlnc T tnl lencth the bit of the nihrr t Ielienbaet went In the front and led I Mill half way up the hack airrloh Clawson then Mm CatJmlrsI along and t few took the led and holding It to t J ad won In a 11101 by to letirja Win rnIdf4 iiiod a length Wfor Judge Qulgley Time MJIt f evod ItaceMIl and oneelrtth Won by MaMitone Dr Fannie was I aeron and Tom Ollroore third l Third ftatoeOn mlleWon by Trust t Me Oeorxe B Cox tu eecond and F L leunnh Parker tnlnt r rowrth HaceKx turlonWon br 7i Belle of M mhli lArd Fairfax was 11 twocad and Agitator third 1 NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES IIetl U n Bttalai WcrMI MACK TRACh NEW ORLKANi Feb t The fn rift for tomorrows I rf I ls pe Ike C aasb p asI Wss SP cM IsiUlii slusi Quiets TitUti nr a nilId pf X Pu rr e Ik Uy on the ratification rttututluii nuy be taken lint BlithThal the Slate troop hill It removed from the Htate Capitol at oncf tliuufti with all nrceury precaution fur tIt pulill uffty Thin mailer li to bl under the illrrctfon or Urn Dan llmlwy of Krinkfort BeUiiifh That the Krpubllcan ofTlrali I intl offlcrr of the Staff Uuard hall have Immunity from crtariri nt treason usurpation imuimnrttal or any other nurh offenin The agreement IIAII ilgnrd by the fol Inwlni Republic Jofcn tfarssmll Jd1e John W Itarr II n IaN Liedeep T I Krfvlrn Dr T H Hsmtrr David W Falrlrlah r T RalUM UraiocniliJ C II Ilaekbura J C V RrrkaaiM is J HkarkrN ford Irvr Wodau Jamri II Hr Crrarr Pall TIIpa Hubert J IIrekeartdi The agreement In full wa not given nut lest night an It waa desired firM to submit It to Oov Taylor for his nature It wes Mated by lie lie publloin present thnt Oov Taylor would airre to anything that all of them signed FlJIBRAL AT COYIMGTOM 6 es rls Be4y Arrives iMe M uId br Relative sad FHejUs f Ike Decraae COVINOTON Ky Feb 1The pe clal Ooebtl funeral train arrived here at S oclock today from Frankfort It conaltted of a baggage car with the cakt and floral tributes a coach for the pallbearer Judgr of till Appellate Court legislative committee and other and a Pullman with the relative Among thai In the Pullman were Arthur Ooebrl of Cincinnati Juitu Oo bel wife and children of Arlsona Urt Ilraunecker of Ohio sister of the deceAird And ilr and Mr Reynold of Cincinnati The casket was removed from the Cap itol 11011 at Frankfort shortly before A M The hearse followed carriages and many pedestrians proceeded under the electric lights to the special trnln which left at 4 A U HOUSE lIT ATLOIBGI K s flee PMS aIutIwh t1le eve4 I r Ooekel LONDON Ky Feb CTIIp House of Representatives met here at lift oclock RepreMntatlTe Kethurum waa elected Bpeakor ReeolirttoM of rr pcl for Ooebel were adopted and the Houie adjourned until o morrow race raiI follow i rrw i4ittug oalIa 5Stl suk WatMr if AlbuM vii til JiT Deli TI1W Oar NtUI IU iw4u lfl lu Ckarm 101 e l Xat Ui 4l MetvlKhM tliart MIl Her IM Jsliu OIlIr 114 LjltI IU BrtstM Jll tiaisI lii Vas IIn1 in MikU III At Reeves t Ill Third nM Atlltaa M all OOAW in BK ta 101 pewm M Wit r CTMI IM UllBTM Pint I Bllt4 IN Oratlra US rtM Mdil IK Col rrtak WurM 1k141u Ill Voraenr Ill BMI II butts taotit all Ui Mtrm Ill M la IM JI IM CIooI IM QI ooIM Almr IM r eawa flispws IN H4 Slfail 11 Uckrl IM SMilra 14 Pink RasIudle M hlIa 111 ef M U Ill MnneMl in Lessee 17 M Oat1U4 II 01 PreafIt 17 Kitflt nttwrH M Urt Xerlll N SI4tn lAte 5 1 Dr PiJtr I M e11I Kink iiII Iwis flrsIi Ill niawln II Uu Wkk IK Fstisrvw i m flrE Put Ill IMttil hover lit awar HI KItty n IN TIMn IM IMrlmil I Orert IN 554a 151 I fUrllaf o1OItI 155 Free to the Ruptured Dr W S Rice the Well KnoWn Authority Sends a Trial of His Fa mous Method Free to All Any One Can Now Cure Thtimtlvcs at I Home Without Pain Dmfer Oper ation or an flouts Lou of Time From Work n te tat tkovaaoes uwa Uiouaaaa of t to laced people who are torturing tkmMliM with triiM ml IB moinentarr gangs ui ieaih tram strancolaW l r W gTuuT 100 L Mal II t Adams N Y atii aadtm t all a mat 1 hIs fawue uttboa bat Ms MotIle m Br lire sad I mad so mat i 1D worn ia aid rfi4rea well end Irena aod p roM IllaDII ct oJ oM aid Hi cult rupturea i a Dot bt backward about wniliicliit lee tips trial It ant 011 yew nithlai ad LU enaklt OIl to ass II K LYMAN bow teatl gee ja e ceje gss h a City OMit na f With 1siM ui hilt Stew Iar1 Jr alee u i t that every svfMlag tau 5 aA aMil keow the soIidtfil ItUIII tli tall be caf4 554 II flMtwGIe s fUlta afWSMB KSiS STpcr w asH ble ata aeslBtlrrrV ian you can ask a Jr trUl ui1rf Jfrlu to4y 1t1 fall 5 MeaaB t J std ts a les ibis free asi gT rc Mr rc Lnu 1IJ1 dUo Ma irI IJi Hr Itlo sethd Ie a aarkabl un 11 tI aD old rupn IlIaC 5444 mythtl4 bit Is JIr Was b tT VM DO Pmru sad I Ut II dll ua isil ever ace I I oaaiad Dr Iiks 10 jerry alii I 1 nol fall I Well at OM1 tOis tnai Ih race ODraI at boss witbist 4e esr or ditettios fre ks 1T s wart Thr at sara C3masac V sal btof lb heavy work er Itrac WItt I eured i11 a Dr W I Ute r T JM eli I

i J IliA Sroct riffs Sold in that t I Snat Pure food IJfart of Ours are ill that the name impUesMPureat FoodV and certainty our I j prices are within the reach of al I Connect Vegetables itolld packedjcrey Tomatoe dot 1105 can ye Knnry Maine Sugar Corn dot 105 can 9 Hlch Creamy Maine Snccotanh dot 105 ran 9 f lllforrt choice Stringier llcinii doi 125 can Ic rronN Fancy Tender Lima lleana dot 90c can gf olce AspiraKiu tender stalks dot 370 ran fje Uiel Marrowfat Teas natural flavor I uulforra nltc dot 125 can II i I Canned ruft Peaches choice California Lemon Clingdo MO can gf Cherries choice California rich heavy jyriii dot 260 can jffc Iar choice California rich heavy yrnp dot 225 can 19 ptlcot choice California rich heavy vrup dot liii can 1St pple fancy N V State gallon cansdot Iiftican jfe KKK Plums choice Callfornln rich heavy syrup dot 175 can Se I TEA1 Fancy high grade Formosa Oolong tlunpowiler Moyiine YOIIIIK lly on KncllMi Ilreakfas India and Ceylon or our Mixed Teni rich full flavored aroma renulnr iSr und SOc teas 5 llu o I22A per III IrOff COFKKK The drink of ilrlnks The mot exacting Coffee Drinker will become fully convinced or the superior iiierltn of our Coflrc when they try lllADAHAII IIHAND a scientific Idend of private eatale Coffee from the bent gardens In the world her 3lb 100 ei rlf lb 7r tTff IIAKINO COWDKIt Hate Pure Cream nf Tartar linking Powder contains no alum phosphate lime ammonia or chemical if adulteration per lb 30c per ilti OC FIAVOIUNO BXTHACT Mllfnrrt brand doitbln strength A Ritract large Koi iKittle Vanilla COc lemon 7C EXTRACT OF HKKF Nelson Morris Extract of llecf spe cial at half price per jar tJ4IC APPlB HUTTKIt Mllford branil pure Apple llultcr 3lb Jarrl CATSUP Mllford Tomato Cathiip per dot 1115 per hot 10 OLIVES Kenwood hranrt choice Queon Olives per hot S PICKLES Crown brand Gherkin Mixed Pickles or Chow I I Chow IKT alfjtal hot tiCilCC McMwhenH Out Virginia CKlKKY HKLISII tier dot 105 per hot 9 RUNS Cholc Suntn Clara s pllfy Pnines 10 IN S1 MKAT Roast Derf shoulder cuts per III s RAU8AOK Choice fresh Country SauiaKc per lb ORANQBS ancy California Navel Orange per dot S JAMB Hatel Pure Fruit Jams Rtrawherry Raspbrrry Peach quince Currant Ac Ac In glam jam per dot I2CO i i22c per Jar COCOA Genuine pure bulk Cocoa per lb 8 RICE Fancy Carolina Hire 10 IDS fffi CBREAU Fancy Southern Granulated Hominy or choice nf kilndried Oat Flake 10 lbs XTfVff SALMON Fancy Red Sockeyc Salmon per dot J1C2 f rl can IlfJ SARDINES lintel mi orted IJondfM Sardines V4x per if dos 200 can I C SOAI alrlianka original largebar S Mp 60 bam In box 5 per box 275 per bar w w In the Jewelry Department A Special Sale of Penholder Pencils and Toothpkks beau tiful and useful foods at exceedingly low prices PEARL PENHOLDERS with slide and solid cold pen were no 1100 each special for to morrow SfOO PEARL PENHOLDERS with slide and solid gold pen were an IItO special for tomorrow OO PEARL PENHOLDERS with solid gold p eo were 1150 each yr special for tomorrow 11 STERLING SILVER PENCIL AND TOOTHPICK former I price 48c special for tomorrow at tiC1 TOOTHPICKS rolled plate with mild gold pick were SUO 9f each special for tomorrow I C TOOTHPICKS rolled plate Jewelled top tolld gold pick were QO 1175 each apeclal for tomorrow 01 Teens Jackets Coats and Tlfuffiers Valuable cold weather contorts at greatly reduced prices If purchased elsewhere they would cost you very much more 200 MESS CARDIGAN JACKETS made of good wool an odd lot that we bought cheap worth all the war from 276 to 375 i VC each tomorrow TOJr choice of all sizes at 0 tO dozen MENS REVERSIBLE MUFFLERS new style made of extra fine silk and Mtlns In beautiful pattern worth all of no 12 apiece reduced for tomorrpw Ip tOC MENS JERSEY COATSA full line and a flue one too alzea 31 to 62 on sale at very low prices 0 on Sixth Jlvenue Amusement STILL THE BEST Diversion in Town ANNA HELD WITH CHA A 1I1G uw IS r xiriirnu JRI rooiirrrwx or PAPAS WIFE Morint Cmtr II j SoltJi A Of K i Crowded to Capacity Evrry Mht Durln the put 4 Monihi IIOLIIUT MV UNCOUXS HIRTHDJkT OOTH TIM WII I LooTH n b U cui iIL TIIETIIK IT ir A l lt aIn Dr I Mtl wilwvUr A Piturde 2U AaMktr Tm n ChirUi Frekmu Eatrs lrr BROTHER OFFICERS gi gfr UI U I ii It Vi I Tbtllw A M1i nalo Criterion iV ii rkss dIic1 in t I 5 Tixcea wrpSMtur A HAyuiiOAr Arm IAUPE ial I ite unie Ijatifr ioIjutV TIIIUTRC suk ft e We ir HICK GAR EVQ u MATtxn IATCIDAT Wa UilltdeylV r Sherlock Holmes uiraciv iiiCAM tzu 1 mk K MAUIMiAiN EI I iw UIIIMM MI Mvnxcu rrusK UAT a HATVRn COBALIE CO1 URESSMAKERS riBhlk THEATRn Mlk It a MallMa UdsWaVN UM S HiS iou I N MI t t MRS LANGTRY fhe Degenerates Mr tAsfr rrtltM The AkMe all t4 MMO PltCIi cooKr ULr TfiaiAV rob a im XDI rX KIlAKC UAHIWN Ci4 11e U Kit 4 dkUliK Inm lM Seth t VOCLO IX WAX L1KUATUQIIaP11 EDEN M US t5 xrw cBovr i V I CKAKSHOQ uvtic RUM ITvir A Mk M Rr I II Mil bt MJf I o Hitlat IJaslIi lllrtw r Law I wwkto MAY IN rP nil Mljflljl Iq L u 1rrttUltr fiII tJfl Wa511t5 it Cult DALITS Mill WM lilt A MML t DALITSvt All S AS AIOK ivIuwTx 4L A i 0 nu s ii a M5ITWSSLJ5 u m CkstlH mi s a Plessiu ytlf tlausHissmf Imtt a Xnr fmtS tl1 11I irnmw MTff I 1 4 Amusements HERALD TRf C1t Stt THE Xlaco 515 Mu w 4tliy sit S31 DAVID M 1taIk BELASCOS S art is Naughty Anthony Wifln tSar Kt rHrriH PpeeIt MII t eb IJI tlt J ROUND UEI YORK Gt riit all c tto r uN 80 MINUIEs III cmJmiu i S slut ii intlOrltit Tilt I1IIAT LArAHm I J U II cidit iiird Lu P ROGIORr rl It SIb 1111100 i i1 Wbltii flrDiueiflrs1DlMqg pie ofh P ALA cc nh rA It r A U sun WBHYIIEU lrtLfluCJiiiilv ion Mi niuiiAK I I Hr1 ltlltlIKI UlllrM StIIYlUII I KNIC11351flXKrR Cg ilL IIII Wi C 1It I NC GOODWIN I J tTI I MAWf ELLIOTT I t witix T wr TTOI wn1 Spiui Htl wJar 150 ltsis Ii dL TUIaT K I nb s 1 tj TONIGHT AT lii I I ThHWlK SllllrWVl Ma wol uii A uvi thy I buy a tUo it Ill COMIQUE Hntt Tail Jiek null Mat Tclxr 2 i A Vx REN1SM1L BURLESQUE COME n MINERS v iwtitar ami MMlliiA mrrnr 5 I II J AN LBO ntU MM 4 ALTii WlLltm cAtllCoIr or rllc ink tit a lrtsg it Niuis Uolll A WMatw l BITI 4lf www WAY DOWN EAST rrt M 4THI WilL W 4 ct J Kn III UETRtPQIIS TIIEATliK IIH e A STUr I tL I IN WJU Itlfl UL Kill Wed A Sat TJlI Kixa or sjoarcs II IL MastlktAll uis17 U1i02elathM a ILII isisM4I lPlj 1411w w4r I TUESDAY FEBRUARY 61 goo Women Steady to Wear and A large par uallor tJ11 tiRe Suit licularly inc as sortment of practical and seasonable new suits arc now ready for inspection t 3 aIerai Broadcloths Cheviots Serges Zibcltncs 7fatffrtafst I pebble We4Ves Venetian Coverts in their respective leading colorings and shading Ijatlmr for 01 the highest class is the rcquiiitc we place upon all manubclurr to Insure a representation of the r wares in our jaleuoomi Gxpert Jit mg A conscientious study of this nutUr and the mittance oi the most competent fitters and cxamncrs will assure skirt that will lung gracefully and with dignity a coat that will adhere to the proper outlines of form and mould collars that wil fit close to neck and lapels that lay gracefully where they tclone according to the ethics o fashion and tasle The favorite materials for early wear are Broadcluths Cheviots Venetians and Zibeine of which wr present the choicest examples to morrow at 500 16 75 1975 2500 and 32 50 Seventh JfaI StJary iiratle Sale of 3urniture Coming Evtnts Cut Their ShiJobs Before It The coming of PROSPERITY cast the shadows of Ad vanced Prices long ago We saw the shadows and made our preparations accordingly The result of our foresight and prompt action is vsible everywhere today in our Furniture Department during this great sale Look at the goods and look at the prices then make comparisons elsewhere and we are certain that you will say that our offerings arc the lowat quoted anywhere to day for goods of equal merit Further offerings for tomorrow are as follows CIf W K DKHK low lop curtain tllnrhr wldr ID IncliPi deep writ worth I1XCO In this salt at I i i rfli 1 i wn UIU 5 I 1175 IIHKAUV TAIHhf oT quarlerMWPI loldcn Oak piano flnUh licuvy rope legs largo drawer nnd nhrlf A J worth 875 In thlH Half nt or KOIDISnHKI dmk ilmpril galileo oak or mahogany finish roll panel front finely rrJ beet MFO Mplrnl and double woven wire springs I mad In i and 4 foot Mini T well worth oo In this Kite at i 4 1 E 1150 HlflllUACK IIOCKKII cnjilrn oak or mnhoKiny flu Mi Illnmlnatftl Inithrr cent piano finish high arm well mnilf nod brared comfort chile 111 durable fully worth C 150 j In this sale at 1t311 245a SIDCUOARD of golden oak with nicely carved lop French 11tel plate mirror Ifix2l I I inches two unnll and one larger drawer rlorct In biuo well made and llnlihcd nBiilnr price 1350 In this ale at A 775 This fine TUFTKI COICil of excellent nunti facturn linn spring Hue nil around snd U covered In the latest denlRnR of Argyle anti uy1N1 1 ri Wlndnor velntiri nnd ronliiroya soft diirnlilu w I and luxurious regularly worth n 7 ff11lti1lmn 9 I1ROO In Ihlll sale very special at C 9Csr Cooper Company 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hanlly n qaettlin ran arise that cannot find an niwer flllm within Its rar r It l the landaul ulhjrltv ut un all political IJIIIC Still going onthe ute of that special purchase of 19 000 Pairs of Shoes I for Women TJfisses SSoys and Children at Jfalf 3rice and jCess This big offering consists of the entire stock of a large retail shoe dOle fully 400J pairs of which were made by the P Cox Shoo Co 01 fficcioater ty 3 t one of the foremost maker of American HighGrade Shos It b is only by buying suh an enormous quantity at practically our own terms that we are enabled to offer such bargains as thce bargains that cannot b obtaincl elsewhere in New York cie today WMiNH HHOKH of tan leather with nprlnc licclg nil sizes worth I J200 per pair nlfii Womenit CoinmonScngc Iliitlon Shoes smnll SIzes worth 300 per pair your choice tomorrow at ff IKT pair Srdff VOMiVS HHOi In winter Inn and black kid calf and patent Irnther lad and button rlyloit all iii irs and wldtliK and all styleit of KICK welt nnd turiiH worth rrgulnrly l and 4 a choice yj of the lot tomoriow at 111 I COXS MI3SKS SIIOKrf In black and tans rcRiilnr height and extra hlKh cut fur xknllni ftc In kid and calf button or lace styles alto I Minn Indies rm with uprlni hicls resuhirly worth IZOO ifiii anti 11011 per pair your choice of the lot tomorrow 25 morrow nt C MISSES lACi HIIOKS of tan kid with uprlnc heels ulies SH to II md 114 to 2 roKiiluly worth 100 nnd tl5 nccordlng f to sol it your choice tomorrow ni Ow4T MlSrflW IIOX CALK AND VICI KID SIIOKn lace or button Ftylca tub uprlttg netIs nil Hlts worth lro iir pilr hero to j p 951 morrow nt yjff HOYS SIIOKS of Mtin calf In good ntylcn mostly larc all nlte 0 to 11 s with uprlug lieeln 12 to 2 nnd 214 In 5 ½ with repiilar heel itioftly worth Ito per IlIIlrIIllm worth more now offered nf nl the uniform price nf SOt COXS lOS SIIOCS of tan and hlael 1lfl and calf Goodyear well UMiall rold at from IrO in Sr per pair according to A r nit iow orfercd at J V INFANTS lltTTON SHOIJS of kid hand sewed Rlzea I to 6 worth from 7t to lTi per pair your choice of the lot tomor nn niw at uffff 0 special Safe of Wines The special tale of Drucker Brothers HiehQast Imported Shtrrrei instituted Monday momin wai a great success in fat more so than we expected as the tale of wines in original quarter eighth and sixteenth casks was aa experiment with ui But the reputation of the goods offered has attracted some of the best judges and mot liberal buyers in the city Our sales have been large but as we purchaied the entire line formerly carried by Hartmann Goldsmith Co we are v still able to offer you excellent selections pf thetc goods at the bl owing prices Jll1rtrnnnn lIultmllh t Oar SPECIAL Ltis Irlr 1lr rotr Kullol rer IDllo A AMI1KK IAIK HiintUtV C 115 P TOPAZ PALE MELLOW TAIILU rfHEUUY St3I S Superliir Table Sherry pale and noft sig U6 M Montllln Sherry dry full bodied nut delicate n1O 180 V U P Vino le Pmto Shtrry rich delicate und fruity 10 100 M C A Mnntinllln Sherry very pale ntid dry high llavor 2S0 140 C A II Cabinet Sherry rich nutty and extra full bodlrd 1310 S28O S O P Superior Vino Do Panto Sherry very pale nnd line 3fiO 1310 C A M 0 AmontlllHlo Sherry old extra jalc very dellcnte flue wine 185 30 P W Prince of Vrleii very tine and dry ex niilrltc flavor 33 40 V O Very Old Mnntllladn Sherry very line I and full liodlcd nro nml rich nGi 3dO In order tint you may itok up en other fjsods when you come to buy these wines we make the following special price for this ocal on r Creme Pur Hye Amerlca5 finest production revtr sohl far less than II S3 Wore this Hall full nt hot 100 case JJ 00 uiibctihelniir I domestic production pnnounreil by many wiual to Imported Hhlno Wine p r dot tiC KndrMiclmtr an Imported Ithlne Win per case 659 HaiitTiie imported In elm from llrrtnl and Martin liar j v a ilcaux Krnnce I lilghca wine pr ctte Oi Off St Jullen Imported from Armand Krerc llordcaux per C 25 care 12 quarta 5 WIIISKKYS IN HILK LNCUDING JUG I Old Maryland Ityo per gallon SCO Mount Vernon Hye Vhl key per gallon fSO Old Crow and Pepper Whiskey per gallon p 6S Munnjrain WhUkey per KiKon 30J Old Cabinet Rye per gallon u tOO lath and I9th Streets d r f L 1 Pvic S 0 I 6 a S f I ca s One 3 I I of the Features of the S 1900 Book I S J U I r i The Greatest Book of the Greatest Year of the r Greatest Century in History A Political I Sndr Eve Pok f Register fr American and Voter YM 1 Facts and Figures I Annual J Want S a C S D 25 if HsJJ r s AMrpi THB K I C N tn W PJss sr fcs hs UPW r i Jf e i 54 a

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I t THE WORLD TUESDAY EvENING FEBRUART A 1wi Loi i i l4 A MM EN and women echo ham mad Ja Jl urn in lift hm tell their 1I0irl and girt rtatont tt they tie them s r Awing mined the goal of tutdit Thru ltm thoJtandiof tthieh han been rr rind icrre intited ly The fttninj World MiH iriH girt S2S in prim to the brit fur ecmmunications tn tht rjbjrct f Flat prize Is SIOIngoH Second Adze Is 35 In gold Third prize h 15 la fOB Fourth pre it 55 In told Eaten mud not le our 300 uonlh Tkiyihould till actual Inditidual expert tntn and the names and ailrttttt of the i trrlttn Khieh uill not be publiihtd d thodd accompany them Atdrtit letter to Failure Completion Ertning World PO Box 2354 XY 0j fh Dressmakers Mistaken Wk 1TT FI E years ago I started In the dressmaking biulncsj younc health hopeful and arnbltlou nn iucceedtd up to the point where I was 4 lust commencing to make money Helnic of a nervous And coniclentloui dl po l lion I broke down from overwork the long hours I cat and worked cenrln I P mytelf proper rill and sleep worrying rnytelf about relatives and trying to help them alone when 1 was not oiliy at my own work Initead of resting kufplnit to myself and thinking too much of my work and worst of all working for thaw dead beats of women who think It mart tn ilrfraud the working woman of her hard earnet pay I K Brooklyn XT JSTo Gift of Gab WAR bright up in a New England I village now a city and left school with very little knowledge to work in a hoe hop nt eleven years of age 1 wai always ready to give where It was needed even to depriving myself Helm a very bashful or rather timid boy I a grew more TO aa a man consequently when I would ba spoken to by my em t ployers 1 would become embarriwl 1 would atuner tfsixclfully yet ihyiy end nt Um I found that I hid not what was noMary to puh me forward the Kltt of the gab I am very well Ihourhl I of by all for whom I have ever worked alto by my fclluiv employers but ttlll I must RO on with a ten nnd a half hour cxlitence whereat I nrrr clttr1 wllli the tower of puttliu Into word th r i even llttlcilelnll 1 know and understand about the bmlms In which 10m em ployed I know J would be latter oT Was on IVroiJ Tack N k 1 fnllure In llfr has only one explanation I MV planation I went through life looking for all the 1olur1 In stead of looking nut for the future until a year ago when I WILl taken rick and had lots of time to look over the past and fee where I made n failure nt life Hlnfe re jvcrlne a tow muntht ago I ttartcd on the path toward rue cell I am twcntytevrn year old ant worMnc for li icr week but am try ing to make more 1 may Iucrd If nom failure wttl not worry we UrUklyn LKSMi SMITH Heeded Not His Wife I T nAVE faCed btcsui lalnayiuied my I I own Judgment When I was young nut worked hint I cot Coal pay nnd laved money Irlendi of mint would alwnyi be In need and they knew If they would appeal to ma It wouldnt be In vain I By beHtvIng all they lAId I wai re i lieved of all 1 had I wjrked myself up again and my tecond failure urn through not coniulllnr mr wife If 1 hall done or the said font so there Dont do that 1 woull lit a wealthy man but fate hit it different and In stead of brine wealthy 1 have to lull s for mr bl v dread li I d Ucrlden fonn A Victim of Others f l N Kmttr Mondar 1T7 I began ai an n ofTce boy far a bunter for II a f oJ week when I was Utwn years old Two years later I averaged US per wens worklnr la the office during daytime and holdlrr another politico during toe t BlrhL I worked for my employer for i sight yurt until lie died and at that time I was ctttltiR Io per week as toJk a kpar ard had an Inofut 1 his bus vita lie 1411 Jva In rash real estate Ac ta IU wife and the foreman at l I taa the business as usual 1 was net salldentlal friend and she suicrittJ t she and I get married She wn a ideal older than 1 ant I decUn l esT tr aa tor hens was not I It Jed a year and a half afterward I PM different panners ned dull but Y 4 debu and crooked aitners M 1 wna married has than two the only women I ever lund the craih carat my home was udi ss Weald out an In IUtt M eheouraied by the i 1 atrejicbcr her vfe Ut r a ace I ban Mt r r t T

n r reel her since nor received any com munlcatlon There are ov r JIVW due mo for money loaned them not peopl will not pay roe though they know of Tiy great mlifurtiinc Even my own brotherinlaw will nut pay me 175 h owe me for over ten yean til of which agile Rived to him and till flrM wife 10 bury their neat born NI lO A Song of Failure have 1 failed lad knows 1v I WHY tried To reach that happy Koil Whetn neither rich nur poor Id bide With n contrnlttl route 1ve many thounnnU had nnd bit Though carefully doled out Which many bitter lean haves cost And tilled my soul with doubt WAR I predefined thus to be A failure to complete Or by inme fault I cntild not see Have I brought on defeat I fear alny when at Its ebb I plunged not In the tide And fate around mi wove n web Which has succeti defied 1 ve husband wealth and home nn mgr rite world seems but n hett Mv Muse alts lurched above my door Ierldlnir my defeat IIA1U1AILV D1II Itutherford K J Misapplied Ability IB a boy my ambition my Inclination As was to become a doctor With n 1 mothers wllllncnein 1 was entered al that Hehnla Mnnculnensli Hngland one of over 9d itUiletltf with tills olijccl III view before I had nnlthnl my ludlr there n Mrern bliiw elmo In tho lOll of nearly all our family property and poverty IAlr1 UI In the Inca Col rite was now lmK itll lft and I entrred into rommercliil life to clerk MII clerk 1M liecama the natural mean of bread N rnne Utterly distasteful rver chafltiK galnit the tyranny of fate sttll the end I JuitlflMl the mean After Berrlnii thirteen years with one firm they fallnl for want of sUIHcltm rnpllal and a new tort had to br mule Then I determined to make an entirely new bruak rum the oM inimotony and leaving all the old armors of mlnforttinp rind dnilgfry came Liver to the Inltk HtAlea of Amerl a them In and an ever ctaielef ruthlnr 01 humanity Invvnnl fame or the ac umlilntlon nf the almighty depot Vllli leant r MVIIK at the bark of mi 1 iilered the arena and with tin old imbltlon dtlll vrnlant have rommcnced Ihll upward climb though now tall the middle of the ollnttrd P m ant tnilay mi walking the Imxiiltalt lllHTAV AITSTVBTTKIl JillorV Snue harbor lla pltal New IlrUhtnn H 1 A Ministers Failure A UHIS of my fallurfInl unfor CAUBK8 prenatal condition if ond a too literal conitructtcin nf ol ltlnir ertlllng I ok honesty thin I was too natty led by the nose The years which should have been the bert of my life spec fuel to overflow with ph ilcil lurTerlng Ity the oldfathloncd nxlllni hook honesty I was morel tci reject jpportunllles by which my finances would have been Improved Hceaiine of being AJO eaclly led by the norm I alJcuJdunt I a life purpoio shear to my if art and In the following which I hail ilready promise of succm An old min liter ixnuaded me to direct my tlioutfiUt 10 the pulit I followed hit lead and wcame an average preacher Hut my fieart was not In that work I mourned xintlnually our the loee of m trot eve Study of ovoluilou and the mojirn crlllrbrn jf the lllbio did for inu rat It in dune for other I lx came MM aenoi tic and ail unfrocked unmet Hln e thru I hive ten smitten by mltfortunc after ulsfortunr arkrepr Iota of family money friend For the tart live year twwn the truiig In kerp nff the sulf I have snatched a few hours at Arne Irnb to devote ta literature have had pal In all that time for only two arti cle Trlend who h vi ran some ot my work advise me id prrtuVBre I am a elow writer cannot use n type tna chine and am tno poor to pay fur hiv ing tnln UII till tjio rlHin N 1 sui porn I mutt go on ncotd at a ri coat Eillure U M Newark N J I For Sake of Son 11L a ouns girl the nnm W1IKN of my life granted me a very meapre xluiallun girt 1 was left An orphan at an early nee I b camp the site f Healthy cultured gentleman Hut S3I street swallowed up all hit fn tan When left nudJinly a widow Nest homIr and with ft txiliy 1vy I f rinri I pernial artihltliri and ri ter ilmplfl I ne of Utor within my ttp b r which with Iwtr compei allun wnlth noii tie me cmjioyirctit in our humM home and nflonl precious opportunity to watch over the dally unfolding tit thus ynung life Sn If In a worldly Celtic I hove failed nnan lally and poverty still ally enthror NI purely 1 have gatriere a veal weilth nf ciixrimr which I cn apply to the future ire of rny ton f 0 thai tale life may prove 1 nnble luctrn In all things K U Married Ton Soon AM now working for a small salary I After fifteen years of married life and belnx n roper steady and re haul man I oucht to have succeeded and Koiild have dune M but for the fac that I married while working for a ul ary when In fact I should have waited until I wan fairly Mined In busing with a few thnuiand dollars behind me Hut not being fuMe by my bettir Judge mint I mated wheat I wo twenty three yeah of age and the burdens at life have been continually growing heavier and heavier until now when I nm nearly forty years of age with A large family to support 1 see no pro IICCI before me but a continual struggle for the bare iixcetnttlet of life CIIAHIKB E VIWON Bad Companions T fifteen ear I left HuniJayschool HT amt thinking I knew It all wo working In a rtnr I got acquaint Pl saved money waji happy I learns bad Imliltr wai pertuaded that the test maxim wnn Do olherA and tee that they lu not get the best of you I gnve up my iiutltlnn and itartol out to lit the word I i l ent money tn tulltfy my pHulon Ihrsl from hand to uvxuli lent home and family ties and met with many failures OKO PINCH Mills Hotel city Too Much Napoleon HE attending jihytlclan at my birth TilE man nf Infinite tact and cone sxindlnK feet whli re l encourag Inlll y to my mother lie Is the mitt wonderful child I ever saw he has a head I ktf Napoleon The nurse rushed irlldly tn my expectant father In the hall way Its a boy sir she cried nnd he has a head like Napoleon My father n ielfmaile and unlettered man at once more lie would kill Napoleon Inn grace fully subrldedhen he learned that Na poleon was not a near neighbor All HIM female relatlvei and friends who railed within the next month auerled A perfect little angel and he haa a head like Napoleon When I wu ala inonthi oM n blind beggar stopped my mother on the strict and lghed Ah ady that child will crow up to be an miament to roclety he has a head like apuon He Olll dollar At the age i I of two n perlpnletlc phrenologist tapped ny wonderltiK prinlum tightly with hie nrellncer nnd Mil Mrs Hulls thin nilliic marls iiainv will go thundering own lhi Ke he has a hind like Na wlnm Ami no Mr tIHo from th Imp of my birth to the time of my mar lagii 1 rivnvcxl iinlternal adulation rum my friends and reliivs lxxaui I inj A head like NafHilcon Hut unfor unaluly for me 1 nmrrlnl a Krrnch Klrt who had never heard of Napoleon and never hfitntm to hit the head that bike like Ms with tuiythlnic that Is handy liar urvl UiexnenslVA At the age d thirty I llnd inytelf n grand gloomy oath peculUr failure My litsid still looks Uo NapoUnn Iles ntlcKlriR planter hut the rut of rny nnttomy looks like thirty cuts my bank account dont even look like that I iiRorlbti my fnllure to marry lug n woinnn who never hunt of Na 101ln but shn la atait In fhlftlessneta I llturallnca clty l ingfatnrkaron Miurnl iirajuclly and Ixlng stuck on ny head auttte In life N H HlTTS n lInk street HrMicepnrl Conn Not a Sticker WAS A night telegraph operator In a I Inkc Shore roundhouse and at ate tow friend wlihed roe to give the night work III for a petition on the Krle nail o raid days J dUo It I bad slaytd at thi ike Hhore ryunlhnuM I would he head rat T now Instead of that I am onj i INk here In New York City at alone MAIIUU F A Most Mlmmrmklo WOHUHI In fbi WerIII Wink nrrvuu women wltofcutrenfttb fa tJXIIlIUMtd and aerrrA wrecked with work worry arid entitle irfnkncai detcrve mote fympMty titan they get It la medical treatment they need at once nod treatment of the right nor Dr Greene the dcor crcr of the great Dr Grcctica JNcrvura will put all onctt women oa the road to health and hji nliicss lie has discovered many other wonderful remedies for different dtemti and hit experi ence la wider than any other physician nod be can be roa milted conOdetttlally absolutely without charge either by per tonal Mil or by letter at bin office 33 Weal jjtft 8t New York City Thousands of women ha vo told or written the ttory ot their trouble to Dr Greeaenttd be haaalwaya helped them Me hmowt I aat what to advise and Mt advioe it free Invmtlftte thlt pies ite fayttu 0H8 eaad you familyt and rtgtlhtmlth 1 1 WHY I CHAMPION THE BOERS CAUSE a BY MAUD GONNE Dictated Exluivily to The Evening World t A4 J rf 4 t I at fib J a w1 t J7 tk 1 hfr yn r Personally t look upon the Hoer ques linn from an Irish point of view We do not care whether the Hoers an rirbt or wrong they an enemies to our enemy That It enough Hut fortunately thy are right Theli cause ti just It li the cause of llbert and the cause of humanity and clvlllia lion Surety the whole American public mUll be to well acquaint with the story of the KngHih oppression of the Dutch nolonMa of far Africa that any thing I might My on Ihll subject would be but a retelling of what they already know how the English drove the col onl ti from the Cap where they had built the town Into Natal and again when the butch fannraIhe Boers hail colonlstd Natal conquered It from the natlre tribe built town mJ road and civilized the country how the Cngllih came and drove them out again MAKING THEIR STAND The Doer went out Into what li now the Orange Free State and crowed the aal lUvtr to the TrnnsvaeJ Her they have made their stand They lay that never Main shall they be driven out by the ttnilteh and they are keeping their vows We In Ireland can so well appreciate he hoes itruggla for liberty and against England because we know whit nKllh rule meant N e hare for centuries been struggling END OF REVERE HOUSE It Ii Part nf the Estate In Our lltjair nf Which IreeUrnt Monroe Died The old Iltvere Mou e at the mouth earl corner of Ilroadway and lloutton against that rule and though tnglan Ii hut conquered our country she bar lIot itt all aubduiM the spirit of the people At the direct remit nf Kngllih rule In Ireland we have fen our country ruined our manuficlurern dcrtroyed by mete o Parlltm and the live of our peopli rendered mllernblo by famine HJ we can Julie appreciate the shoo tlon of the Hueri I know that the Doers are In the right but If they were ten Times wronr w e would suitaln thrm agnlnit England FALSE PRETENSIONS England false pretension about join tn war lo help the Ultlanden Is wel understood in Ireland I haw known a very large number ol Irishmen who have been out worklm the mines and making money and UIY all tell me that they never enjoyed ouch prosperity or such liberty aa that which they enjoyed In the Transvaal The question of the franchise seems to me ridiculous WTint do people who IfO out to make money and Intend to leavi directly aftercare about the franchise These Irishmen tell me they had every thing done for their comfort They have free libraries In these South African He pUblic education for chlllran Is much better than In Ireland where II ls eye tetnullivu lo Iijiatloiiillie the people It iKniblc For Oie American people must know Irlih children are not allowed to learn the Gaelic lanrunge of their native land nor to study Irish history It Is easier for the Irish people te yin itbllgeapith the hio plIJIII with thn ngltah their straggle for liberty against Kngllsh greed of em pire because heir cause Is just from every point of view street and the Charles Conlolt estate on Ilroadway wilt be among the prop ertles put up for sale nt auction today at the Iteat Rutnte Baleeroomi lrcldcnt Monroe died at U Prince Hrecl one of the Contolt estate houses and 3 Irlncp ilrrel also belonging tii thU estate WAS the home of Arriibl ho IliiKiin mil nihtT Catholic dlnnllnrle bpfuro the Cnn lral wn moved up town THE BRIDE DID NOT PROMISE TO OBEY Rev A H Grant of Montclair N J Omits the Offersive Word from His Ritual and Makes Other Innovations 20TH CENTURY MARRIAGE CEREMONY Do you Waiter declare before there Mitmbled iltnmvri that you hive chofrvn thus woman from all others to be your wile rnd do you promlte to be to her a kind faithful and conild crate hutbanti to comfort homr nod support her In ieknea anden health In adverilty ai well at In prosperity 10 long M you both hall UveT de And do you Ludirtg likewise clar that you take title man to be your husband and promlM to do and be to Mm all that hi hu promiaed to do and be to youIO lone at you both haIl live May this ring the tymbol of your union fern to remind you of the vows you have here plighted and may thote qualltlra of unity and eternity of wtileh the circle le iymbollc be u emplinpd In the perfect union that thai exist between you Joln hand And now by your own free act and deed aa here publicly an nounced In compliance with the re qulremenu of clVI lawyou are and will hereafter be regarded at husband land wife And whom lore hath Joined together let no rtlieord put ajurrferi Rev A H QHANTB revised version of the marrlMe ceremony The Ilev A H Grant of the Unity Church Montclilr N J IftOrnlln hat the ollfathloned marrtate service war making a perjurer out of every bride has amended the ritual eo ai to relieve the timid little thing from vowing thing she knows shell never do The oidfaihnned ceremony calls upon the blushing bride to vow she will love honor and obey the man who pays the parson HI nee Adam and Eve every wife has considered the last row more hon ored In the breach than the obterrance and she has obeyed her liege lord nay nay Now Parson Oranta conietentlaui Idea of the ntnets of things rebelta against this slate r f things and ac whrn he united Walter Elliott JAn can of Gloucester to Mire Ludwig Me Ilviln of M Orange road Uontoialr Sunday before the whole congregation he didnt pledge the fair Ludwig tc love honor and obey Walter but asked her If she would comfort bon or and support him She promised like a little man Hut the parson was not done wits In ovations He gave the twentieth cell tory another grip by the foreJock and Instead of marrying them until death us do part ana declaring to all Uj world whom God baa joined together lat no man put asunder he concluded With Whom love has Joined tocetbei let no dIscord put aiua4er The parson didnt say that he W It mind the line Discord thy MUM It woman but It It evident that be bu got the tniireaatan that there U post always a woman In the cIt and ta the old line forbidding nun to gal asunder left a monitroua loop bole Gbw PaMsn LMt F1 Wrtl era MN s IaeMfwb bL hued 4 e4 iw age 10 CLtt I C I INesr D tiH MODES FXSHION ft PATTERN CO 91 K Wk III Xeq Veik L3F KOCH CO Continuation of ANNUAL SALE OF Cut Glass China Housefurnishings The Event of Greater New York Housekeepers cannot afford to ml this opportunity to choose from mammoth assortments in absolutely reliable qualities at aa avtv age saving of of50OO Below 50OO Prevailing Price I 125th Street West between Lenox and Seventh Avenue fi fiJ Uftitian le 11 NEW DESIGNS FOR SPRING IN LADIES W AISTl OF LOBRTYSATlNPANNEVELVrr EMBROIDERED MOUSSELINB GRANITE CREPE AND LUCERNE Mao SILK AND LACE HAND MADE WAISTS For Wednesday Ftfcrwry 7th Taffeta Silk Bruits la ratio colon 490 r I TaHata Silk Wait HMMtHek ill aid TockaJi Black or colon 725 Faacy CoIoM Waits of Taffeta Silk HctikW aM Lass WIei 950 PARASOLS Artistic and Eighths Deals fe CARRIAGE PARASOLS tawhlNaR strMeiee U 1 LAO NIT IMBROIDIRY I FRINGE ETC Alee a logo ssJasMea el PLAJN AND FANCY CQACHNGaV MOURNING PARASOU PARASOLBTTB AND SUN f UIORILLA t LACE OOV1M Pea INFANTS CrVMlAfig PARASOL NlMtur Stmt M1 SMh Ave i L IIIIIIIMIMMIIIIIIIII r The GsMlt k I If tM GentM Yam of the GfMlnt Cwt aT J taHlsiorr rIM 19 00 WorU I Almnuc r b e c OR ALL MAI1 N flHflfffi II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M EDWD h n t LI k 1 Y l I I SONS 1f C WEDNESDAYBARGAIN DAY o tIaat M IIOt WOn Wctfe BO 1 GREATEST HOUSE FURNISHING SALE I it i Third Week I fOUItcOMk J Y j First On Week Earth Was Good Second Week Better THE FOLLOWING iUIU INS HHUT YOURCL051 THIRD WEEK WILL BE BEST III ATTENTION AND WttLDOU1LYMPAY TIM Because In addition to all bargains advertised before we quote the greatest value in new House WITH OS sales We do ask to take into consideration YOU MAY SPEND and Kitchen Furnishings received since beginning of the not you sideration the advance of cost in raw materials and labor amply look at the good and svato the CLOTHING small prices How we can do it does not interest you as much as the cold fact that you tae bay CORSETS House from 25 te 50 ceat seasonable usfnl firstquality staple Furnishings at a saving per STEP LADDERS JII 300 JAI IaraainCer taI Another inprtcaaof Genuine Shceptkin 0 r3aniC t Mni Winter Suttt Mans Gas Radiators tbet art a eb bHtr Jc foot Ii foot Leather Valises 3 foot rpia 0IntIII I 1a1Nt I L and Overcoata 1111111 100 Four pipe Uronse top about 300 muslin lined steel TT TT Trr taps aid vruee fllladr 31e IIAUt I heavy castings Eco frame nickel catches tai or black 2eo sec 400 Iizesalla4 pie n M AllWool Black TwHM nom I c al f 16 m1d and ti Inch Yonr CV llothea Pine 710 la boX Ma 2ic Mill orated Suite rcaI 149 50crlotb If 50c wiib tlae e ifili UIIMlrr choice each 9UC 4 regular ale boor 210 LADIES Tn aeee IMIIIt fl S 01 w Wilii I trod w w llsto iatt 7 1neIMb aM tree made fora Six Plpal22e Japanae4 Dread Bores 19a Feather Duster 10 Iae1100 HOSE lIIItrallllt u4C taM IlraadwlY H u N to set 1 M GAlNItllttl Inn WtH rllbl39o No 7 Wash Boiler 280FeaII s HOIII sea ew ielend uI11 Hut Curtain StNtch790 Willow Clothes Melketer 2So aad UalTMtal Food FIVE WIH u aIHd iak k tbi all wB1 475 Iron Mail Hoi with elide 350 French Wire Rat Trapi aDo CIto 98 C Ar n at a Tea First quality Table 011 Cloth J21 Japanned Chamber PaiL170 Cora 1 rp Dv n CASES A IK yard wide rani f Coal Hods 16 PoPpefl100 3ON Allow l Eener la Dandy 4qL Qlaas raM Sitb lIeD I inch black Japanned rlDaDdJr WASH tllaeh sad Illw Ww Fibre Palls 190 Wood Tla Jacket FOil yatds panned 120 CanJacket 15e end d kai aad OvCTCOtlsV Hr Itallsa Ilsad Over Twenty Thousand Pieces Gray Cpennedode 011 Can IDC Mt tr iwd 2ge Baaaellnl Kitchen Utensils and Coal Hods If SILKS SSersy A t slaem wkh blaek satla old aMkt l Ware Seconds Inch gal J 9 GrsvllaaaserlWare vat cellar soMaUe fe say C QC Agate Marlin Sauce Pus 7 J Iron b i e D Mea la JeallesltMwear Funnels Pie i FtlMI faffoala cm Ladles g Dippers ttralfftit Bane hoe S Meal FiJ 5c Kaadeiiid eollllonli Coal Skimmers each 3C lrfe at Plates Cups 5c Disk Pans Water Palls Hie Boilers large site JG Furallbla lr itMI Tttiravorar eel tfeesl 4tetetlt LeaMr Milk Pans Raetlns Pans Tea Kcttlea Shoe Coffee Flasks JOe 25c Ian field tab pM1 Ireteellea tI potl 1bp IS u ton Wash Basins each Metal Rim Coal tlfere 1111 PileheftlCbabenha earn ZCX lO J w Oft Inch 7c tins Iscba e ripes Md Aptnur 38c Ba naInJ 800t ltiill bNltt Efaa 4 rer pound 7o ClethH SOIXO PUTZ LIQUID 1 tM A 9tf lher J 00 Household Candle 6 or 100 FsmllyCIthsWrin rs r 95c Dat e J Wcltl PttttJ en Caper Tea 21 10bch rubber rolls 20 take 70 eeL ruttf FLANNEL LaDIM OAfOf DIUW awdConlbia e Gray Enamelled War Petseb or LTe CMariste ot Usaa VWViTwWiwa EI8Wie IWsW Wi Patint lMtMr Podding Pans toup Sutton Cat up a W FAMILY fee and Tea Pots Ctualdera 9 box DOH9B V9W VvkVllj t sSssamasiV 25c H lire J 1 eubd nuu 15c bo Be slay pair u e SCALES Card Tafctos IISPI aoUaadg8o Jlplltllfd fJ Tub 10o PlMc fvorPlaMdO DNSHSV CUIWinMGaf CUUiaaiOvliaf Accurate weight China Bait Box 210 Wood Knife Boa So with tin Troop or fl ood Spice CabInet I Cora Oae Va t MM M hkh as f1Na s w 4 llfr r iUkI35c porcelain tile tope Partmlnb As Foldlaf Iroaiat TabJe I foot7 nth all la far Wciaeaaay 59 with braid Waiateaareach 39C Q Wood sit BoVVVVVVVs Ie Ladlaa FaWlna Cutting 59c esah t aiPC 98c Coffee Hill 29e Taaa wi Tird seas ro laW A cities ta Ladtae4 11IM NONE OF THESE GOODS SENT C a D UlHHmmasJ WiIe FM HaM JOe ww Wew4dle tTr500 Jaakde retail i ONLY PAID MAIL ORDERS FILL1IX WII I II r J 0 1 309 311 3m TO 321 GRAND STREET NEW YORK CITY I n r

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I THE WORLD TLJk8DAY 1ENLNG FEBRUARY 6 1900 0 I t BULL TONE a IN STOCKS Price Higher at the Opening of the 1 Market An InerwMd rolum of Hock ritanci i htndJ at the ojvnlnc of the market 4o dy acd prlrr were centrally at free tlonal advanr Third Avrnur Rallioari wai promlnrm through Id activity and a caIn of 1 point within Iho flril hour The tall relative to the rtorgnnlistlon ot the flnanrt of the rnid Indicated that fa vorable flew njulJ loon be irfvcn uut and thit Iho present trouble will toot hare paired The course of Heading first orcftrrct wai upward but to no xrrnler extent than a i tnt and a half then It drifted off a fraction The Ornnctr lilt ep t dally St Paul nai Iron t A return to activity In the lock mar ket wai attended br a hlxher level nt prlrm Piirchiif of the lowprlrrd rallroaili were a feature with the Krlu and Haltlmore Ohio making ico J trot rt it uuwnnl Kupport derlopftl In Sugar at 10113 anal It rallied a point American To bacco moved up to about 197 and In1 gain wrrr mad by many other pie claltlf except Tlilld Avtniir Tenn pie Coal and National Sled which fell i 1 a i 1 on realization New mrenxth OrvelnpMl In the Haiti more It Uhlo jtr ck inc Atrblnon and HI Paul IVfMure wa relaxed uliu ugaJnM Suctr and the activity of the market Increaurd ne in and the atlrancr wai returned Tho closing wai active and strong near to the brit prter of the day and at nfl Kkln except In a few stock where prifilUHlnff had caused reaction The total pales of stocks today were ITO 3O shires And uf bond C 360000 par vulua Thr Cloalnar Quotation Opn 1I1c 101 clot An rar a rVinlrr us in 1T4 IT s An Cir a KwjnJry rl 01 M uv M An 0UI Hl IIS n IS H i An It Cs II 4IH 41 CI I A Llu M US I C H IIS l Am LlMira pt SI4 tt I UH II H Am lUll i Hi a CI4 I jAm MIL rl M M 214 a Am Batll a Ht Uli 411 41 41U I Aia Sa lt It Ref III It II t UK Am Elwl llip 4I i J4ti 41 414 Am Still a liMp ft K It UH M An HI C WIre M Ult M US i Am HIM a Wr pf tIS M IIS M14 AmBuiM 1114 IMS IMH IM S Am uu 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714 n 77 fate PwIM I l n U t ike Iwi H TC4 It n u f H lAaflr IT 274 2524 II IL 5 Leur f 7S U Tn1 74I 4ik 110 14 T 2 TI I3 r7 I 7 hIS 2I 4 rs lMI TI ii f T 2424 U I I t lB 11 I II W1 a l X In rl U 84 U 54 eL A 1 P H pi 51 S 5125 512 IrItreitjs C ErJi 1110 1Iio 284 184 Wlusati HIlul i 1414 12 40 u WHEAT WAS DULL ON LOWER CAILES 4 TH wheat murket was quiet at the rL ol y and prUf were In line wtth Ii Ilk which were rader Trade was nil in the ben of fjrelrn boylri irdert Ntw Yorki opening prices were Slay itat 71 M March 755 bid July l lrt d Chicago opening rltei were May Ibeat CTM Julr OM Xay core II liar oat SM jAw Yotkii eloilnc nrlrr were Har Xarrh n M a Si 1 Vval Tl si IUh July r tM Hay wrn hid a CWriroi c7osIix rree were laW Mtr l 1 14 Fetruarr JII July W toy cam M M U14 May oati LAWYER WEEKS SAYS MOLINEUX n IS I INNOCENT OF POISONING I I innim WEEKS SPEAKING r Continued from Second fast llf Old not en in the Captain of M r tire He illJ not rven telephone In the Coroner lie left that to Ille umleraker and thn undertaker telephoned to the Coroners offlrr that It 1111 a iilrlJc And Mr Cornish trlcphnntsl to the Dlf trlctAttorney offlfe to hit friend Mr Uclntrre to Mr Hnirer attorney III Mr Mclntyro and what mefURc Oh Mr Cornish rend That thire tra trouMr nt the nn i MENTIONS MINTYRE I Ieor Mr Adam dead A mesae I tu Mr Mrlntjre Hut thrru wan trouli at the Hut Ofiitlemen Dr Potter Mtlmony wa that Mrs liugem wanleil to know If thin could not be kt quiet and wanted to notify Mr Mcln lyre at once Aftl JuM uroup there fKd toil thrr nnl ask yourselves why telephone Mr Mr Inure Trouble at the flat Coroners Ofllr notified that It U suicide Tho attending physicIan after suggesting that II la a golden opjwrtimlty In tell his tuiiptcloRa about hi entnilo HI Uiv he could come down here and the Cap lain of UetectUn juit calling At 9 oclock on the morning of Wodneiday Dec It or JO About that time Mrs Adma la dud Nearly 2 nelook before Mr Cornlih sees Mr Mclntrre There to torn dltuepancy In time there Nemrly J oclock when he es Mr Me MjfT and tells Mr Mctntvrp some tbin of what had buftxnel We do not know what he told ilr Mcintyre tint what hippeni afur that Or hitch cock made an excise for nat notifying the Comnira Oflte that he w iu not ar cuitoaied tu u lnc the telrt Htne IN THE ADAMS FLAT Mr Mslntyre doe not make thit rx cine for not nollfylnr the l eit tlvo flu reau Mr Cnrnlfth dot rot make that i rxcujo for not nntlfylnx lh imllro IInJ no notlfylnr the Detective lluriu memlier that the Ulrrlh llureail Trai nut notified In this cu until thn following day Remember that the tint knowVMge Ihii the 1ollce IVpnrtmcnt gnt of the care ai testifIed to by lIt police nnlcer whi was on post ihcro wan when a ncwspaDer reporter eanw and told him about It And then what li Ilr CcmS ao He has tSIs IWB talk with Mr Mcintyre of ver an hour Mr Adams li tyIng dead In that Rat Mn Kogeri li there In the flat nnd Mr tinIer who Juit haJfIff nrj It ret In the night before end who found him tit In such a fix aa lie iieicrlbrd It wan there NO WORD FROM HOVEY Ve hake rat heard anything from Mr llovfy on the ctc Mr lloier was lift inert nil lay We ilu not bear anr1 thin if him What dne Comlrh do He lelli nu that ctimlng town from Klghtflrnt rrrrt en ths rlevaled toad he In oblltel I atoi rive or aix time became hr wan made III by what hr bed In ken Hut no mrillml attendance There wan Mn Adami ileid Mr Cornish who lalni to have taken some cf the mm drug that killed her tppjxd five time on n way dnn In Ibr elevate train And yet he had some knowiedte within hlmielf that mar Mm f1 ture that there wai no need of his getting la a doctor In a hurry And then what happened We Ind them nt Mr Mclntyrei oHicr en tagVd in coflvertallin for over an hour Ni lienre then and na niceMt t r nedlcil atlpmUnre for Mr ornl h leer an hour Interview with Mr Me intyre her In thIs building lIb the llMlih l ptrtmeat and the Coronet ifflee And If Mr Cornish wan a rick nan there Olllt nil have teen trouble In getting medical attendanrr for hm rhlle he wn talking lth Mr Melntyre hit heur CALLED DETECTIVES Rl al In this very balldlng U a D tK tin Bureau nhlh could kavt at Her t t Iliectt put In charge of tens e premises Mr made Then when I Hut nut n step m Cirnlrh leavej Mr Mfflntyrei offlci what tIre he doT He g ea over and ella on his friend Yoeum the chemist I the mm wha In brought here to provi that he knoll how ti make cyanide of merenn i And he ha an Interview with Yocum What reaannihle excuse had Cornlil for going to call on Vonim lie was mcI elated to any of these people Either IumUh uraa nell enough to get around uiij IIInd to hlJIr111 and In this can hi could gn and make a rtttUl call on Yocftn And he MM ht was coming I down on the Klevatetl train and then he had no time for foetal call When be I PMHI to Mum he could not have beet a very sick man because Yocum takei him out to a laloon and bur him a drink MinkHOLDS UP CORNISH Here li a mill who had not eaten any thing except half an apple wandering around with something Is hit stomach that ho knew or believed killed Mr I Adam and who 1 nick on the ele vated trainso tick that he had to atop live limesand yet he took some of that whiskey and then hOJO out nllakr another drink with Yocum And then he goes from Yocum where To the place where one would have nuppoed would have been one of the first plat he would havn gone In Mr Hlllot CornltX a closer relative of Mm Adamt And not until Mr Comlah An no hud gone around to Ih DUtrletAttot I nes nfflce anj to Mr Tom did he gn to Mr Elliot Cornl h the nearest rrlitlve of Mr Adam and tell him what hal happen l to r Adam Now let Ui eec what happenrJ to the people that Mr Cornlah went to before he went to the Coroner Mcintyre goes up to the flat None of thfTMllee officer wrre there Whit dot Mr TocUm tot HP goe up tu Klghlyatith ajrfrt Ihit IIl ht but Mr Kllot Cornish the near eet relative of Ir Adava he do tnt go there Ife doont go to see about any arnngement for the funeral a the In New York Mid All he slurp I to telf phnn to HartforJ to mike arrange men there and all thrrtiig this Mr CornUi I that afternoon all that morning soe around without any meil I RI I nttrnlince and I li not until afer he has rkI on Yorum that he li taken 73 zS ki hjift hive i rtnior QUEER ILLNESS And be goe UI to tho flat and there lIe ban tnellrjl nttendanc and In twii slays he l not and around Xorr cr 1 I lain nf the Inrldtnta In the story of that day 1 recall to your mind ro that you shill devrmlne how indurate and how truthful they are whether they w Kl in your good burlne common Mt whether they iiptwal la your own Rood judgment as a natural Ihlnr that a x twrn would Oo stimuli do and who had no knowledge nf the content o flint tiottlfl except that It came through the malli ONLY CORNISH CAN TELL We appeal to your owi VIOl judgment u the oitural thing a pervon woud do who hud n knowledge of the cintcnti I if the bottle txrrpt that U came thr ugn II mall There HIUI anlther peculiar clreom dance it that apartment that morning Dr Hltrrifjek le liriel that the botlle wid hottlehoUer were brought In flr t uxl the rnper that is nn exhibit w iT ughl in afterward When h went Jr i the room were they came from I f WAS told that they were 1 taken trm he dealt in that front rom 0Q why Kxhlblt A houll hive been In the deik In the front rom together I with the liottlohnMer and the battle It Mn Hoger came to Mr Cornlrha door awl aaked for otr e of that bremp lellcer I something I he not been ible to clear up to my own Mtlifaetlon you wIll nfnember that Mr Col In the first vtatement he male stun 1 that Mn Roten took the btttletinMer n the bOttle la her room bat he ub requently corrected It and nay that ho U pure that the bottle wu In his room and the bottlvho r In her room but l r Hitchcock aayi tlitt they tmk him Into the front room there and ahowctl Mn the desk from which tile both and bottleholder Kxhlblt X were all taken WHY NO ARREST Now following Along In the point of lowlll time wu nnJ ailnl polity were hat iiotlrlej by anybody onnectej with he houre at all hut that lr Mclnt re hOI al linril Mr ConHh rlnry ami Mr ilc nl Cs went tip to the IHIUM lYlta made Why If n No ntwet nllll mntnrniai on the street run inC 1 pfr eon tt Injure him wrlmirlj even It Im dortnt kill what U dune to the mo torman lie is taken rl1 t off the front platform of the car and taken to the Mallonhaime etait a man la ereMlng I biilHInglh Inll I I rln uiierlntendein of the hulldlnguiid the heaving rope brenkii cend the elevntor fall and kill rome workmen haw lonn don 1 take them to arrest the superb tenilent of that bulUIng Hut Mr Cornish was not arrested No ittlr4tiClI Corlh he admlnlrtered the 11e111 iiiplannllon of how he got It rests upon hl own Rtalemrnt but be I rlla arreated How li It ceottntei rorT rorTOr Hltchcojk mgiteted to him Havent 01 any enemies This is a golden orcmrtunlty MeCluiky the chief of detective In terviewed him heard his tory said In him You have Folio find the man that rent I to you1 And then 11al hap pen 17 Now gentlNnen I Inn It I almost unnercMary luniure you hay luard I tIf hut I will repeat come Of It and call tour attention rPIII I will ask you to look at that exhibit II and look at exhibit A Just put them tide n ride Now that I not even at attempt at raring We cnnt even believe that that li an attempt at placing the original and yet under the insidious auntlot of Dr Hitchcock under and In view of the warning of the Chief of IJetivtlte that he would have to lImb out hit nan that sent It to him and with the ajilrtance of this cut from the newspaper the de fendant was picked out as the man LIKE CORNISHS WRITING And do you remember bow that ht pvned T 13 you remember that Mr Adam came to Mr Cornish with some of the defendinlK writing and ibis pier of rcwr and sail to him Dent you 520 the Imllarlly Now gentlemen look at Ihla and look at the defendant a handwrlllni Look at this Kxhllht 12 and look at the Ie fcndanti handwriting with all the In formation you have galneii from the eg pert with all the iklll that you le rived from hearing them explain haw to connect inch writing lo you believe It possible that Any nonfat unprejudiced mind could have ever with any Inter of lie defendant connected that hand writing wntnJ7 Ia there any pirnlbllltv WI were not even stale m find out what the letter were that Mr Adam brought to Mr Cnrnlih hut take nnr one or all of the admitted handwrllngi of the defendant and could I be poulble that any lay man could honestly look at that and say that wu written by Mr Mollneut cu Mr Adam testified that he ldT That he looked through his deik and came Across ome of Mr Mollneugi writing ant at once connected It with Ih1 Now let Us see what happened after that Then Mr Cornlth gets nut rome of hli specimen of Mr Mollneuxi handwriting and then h turn I ocer la the police and the nllre rend the thing to Mr Klngiley on lund Jan I They tent certain paper t him and what did they rend pap They rent him exhibit A they lent him an envelope with the stamp of Wor n Hermann Co on I I cannot rtrte what the content of that envelope were think there was a letter In I I Was a letter addreaed to John I Adamex hlbll 1 The envelope at once connected that writing nvol Morris Hermann I Co Thi piece of paper And what do they M nd him Hint might 1M connected with the man who actually might have com mitted the polaonT Remember thin haa been In the newrpapern air Kingrley like any other man must have read I In Ih paper must have know that the pap wis actually administered by the man who I there Cornish DETECTIVES WRITING And what dl they rend the expert that might cam to IM connected with Mr Cornlh They send him Kxhlbll K which reads Doc IS law and deal e friend tornlih and theyrend him Kx dibit IS with just the word Cornish Now Mho do you lupime writhe that I np enr In evidence These rl written by Detective McCafferty the nun who took thin material down in the expert In order to get Mi opinion Now gentlemen I tint Ia honest linn orali i fair dealing where 1 man a life is at rtako then I am unable to know wbat honnralile fair dealing Ii This wu not a hostile person they were taking this to This waa an u rl that the Iollu Department were about to employ to give them an opin ion on toe qmJtlon of handwriting They were not rending this down there just Cur a trap for their own expert to Inn him nllernpt thC Oh tot They couldnt tXI r M that They couldnt u pcct tbty were goinir in connect Ihli Oh no1 Hut they had lo jive him omr thing In relation to Cnrmh and If the I aspen assumed that those or either or tho c wire Mr emlh writing why Low could you pee Mr Cornlrti at Wlj 1mAn1 1 And having psedl him out or I how Mid U would Iu so jet Mm In again And not a cup of the writing of Mr Catfish wj rnt at that time Now wnlltinrn wnat a ihr zcuqecse Of smiling the rrrlllri to that url liy a specIal messenger out nf the Htatr of Nor York easy our In Elleabeth N J nnd furnishing him wlfi such nutracrouily Improper dishonest Imuf nclrnt material on whtrh to ilo any on at all al What was the urt or nf Ill Whit cJuld hive tern the purpose at It T And the nest mcrnlnc the momlnc of Jan 2 171 the same npr that liubllhnl rxhlliit 12 which was the I run for Adam and Cnrnlih to conncl lhl drfrndint with the welting or the tMtkaer tutillihrl In a flaring htallln Thf relies want Roland Ilurnhun Mol incur And that atOne the vrrr flnt thlnj on MocJay morning convryH ihr lnfonn tlon II e h n4rrlltn x Irrt that Holand Ilurnham Unllntui wnt In the employ of Morris llrrnat A Co In Newark I U for you to MI what rxpanllon thrrr U when appeal to your own arxxl judgment ar tint rorihnd of tall dealing wllh tilts SC are made THE AFTEiHOOX SESSION Nr Wrrk HraxMr Hla M4rr In the J rr and lay c m lrt lt fcir StaTbl Jlnllimii nit mother ani father rwerned to tb courtroom early They had cope of lIlt tflern on paper Mil oluttiM while they nod cslrili fron Mr CCJIII yptivti The JenrrJl ni Mr MiMlnitu wile Infinitely more cheerful than nt flthY prrvloit tiMe of the trial Mrr Mtihi neur the wit cj rnilhtit Her rbtiK weT MilTinnl uiul rlii tOtltlthteI lh Mr llAtllr and lxpert CMrviUo Mr WrV had a lone tMiiverr itlii with her jmt before court nlff 1 Mr Mollticiin IIki tb hu r with iite lion anti from hii iniinner H wn jtiJ1l lint he Tte rrn surtng hr Tv Jury must hac Ind in excellent lumi eon for It wan XJ before they delciui to come back to court Ihev looked well fed an I plejrl 1111 this was In favor if Wrekn fur n 1 aol dinner always put men In rjcelleni lUi tenlnK humor Jahn P Mclnnyre Arrlrlant llitrlct Altoreny raid In e1peleciti4 tit rnn that the action cif Mr Wcik wm not ununut HP only knew of one rttch In cident before sill that wt In the rOse of Prank Marine acctirrd ot murJir I belleft nrlylfl Harrli would hvf eicapol MII Mr Mrlntyre hid ht taken the rlitul n1 denleil hiving rent the 1ulrl of polrnn On the uthu band lr lluchinin statement am him tu the chaIr I Mr Mrlntyre thought Wrekr had been Imld In hi ncltnii bill did not leliei II would aVail him inylhlnR nr le Htnli had mule out Urn altiing 1 rare Thi Recorder ann nt IW and the case went on WEEKS RESUMES You remember Mr Week began In low easy toner that 1 romi n lr 1w was ttuit Mollneux rend In tha paper wauled he aid l his father nnl n World reporter wmt at once to Chief Me tluk3s hiiurr They went there upon r elnic the aerounl nnd I her he wrote hlr nddre ftoonafler In find this Addrcm In lien Mollneux writing Inker to the expert exnmlnel by them until told who writing It won The fact that I wn even nt that time menloned In connec tion with this cole wa owing merely to his personal frlerlKhlp ro myself I was In no renrn at Ihtt time re tained 1 a lawyer Jan I Mr Car valho was ihown the writing For over WI fournrn year be hit been the hand writing expert nf the police Now ne w called In In conjunction with Mr Klntey 1 A few day later according to Klnaley own evidence he had ride tracked the defendant Not only that but Mr Klnrley wrote to Kxpert Kidy of the defense In Waihlngton KINSLEYS SHIFT Klniley wrote him telling him that he should not have bu ed nn otilnloii on the exhibit had by him then A week later nnd Mr Klniley change lila opinion Why On the evidence of a single envelope He nM that tliil IIIII I nlol envelope contained the key end yet I rhullengn any one tu find therein a single peculiarity not evident In nil lila other writing wrllnl They hail plenty of lh defendant writing None 8405 kept from them and yet up lo the time nnd elen after the Coroners Imiticrt Mr Kltuley on llnuen the examination of liii defend ant s writing ThU defendant tell his story under oath at the inquest Yet after that hn ii called to Mr Uboriier otncu nl aaknl to write with their pen their Ink their paixr and In the styiethltt they reiue leil Again they ha Ihl They twist the leper to make the writing rurTlrlently vertical make him write the exact words of the dlrnutid wrlllhg thennot 4111 then not till the nplnlon thn pro rllon wanted had been Lololered ui did Mr Klin run dir tita rtport Wa that fair WAS IT JUST II Wi that Jurt 7 Mr Klniley dll not bare his opinion on the writing of he defendiinl lie bated It nn those dtnlul nanufacturnl exhibit made under elhlbl sire He had wriltin just as they had lt wrl requested He had gone to Mil Miller In Newark 1f see I fone could Identify him He had teallftel on the wltneri II itand Ho had gone to the 10111 IIrp diy after day he had een the Xhlhll portrayed In the nennpiiper nhlhl were photographed under tho e harassing circumstances on his mind huulnr crcumtonc li with yourmlf low writing and how printing Ixcnmo holographed In your mini Were nr ot his action the atc of I guilty nan Would 1 guilty man have don just as he was re Ueiml Would Ibo writer of the olron aildrei written It wrlt gain word fo word More the poopls xperl 1 Would be hIp tracit those words bad he only written them before forEI Ills counsel wai thcie Konllcmen dont OSBORNE INTERRUPTS I rjk yoi would I Fuse permitted him to do this were I not for his own er ilatement Itefir the Coroner thai he was Innocent Yes any one rIse oake to do this Wa any one fix n kIt lo do all these thing Mr Cor nlih wa called in writ what happ ned He dl pliye l great nervourne when he wrote Kihlbll U Wa not that alt a shianga rolncldenre that he mil d the word llarprter when lu wrote Kxhlblt I lly Mr Kbomr I jueatlon hit Mr Weeks ulHn HI The exhlbll was drawn nut and rlntirib before the jurybox Vas It not Iiro and the r overwritten Mr Oiborne admitted that It was AnJ Is Ii not also a lrang coincidence that another mlrlakr In r ellln r llarpdler occurred In lull Ioln the fame place In writing the original I hill not dwell nit this You renvm Ir the evidence thai llirt trok tinne tnidllt from n box snl I liecame III wllh some rymptarrui of diphtheria and that ub equently he died Now I deem this wholly lmmalrrlil mel not relative II the present can Hilt I wont you II Irl to remember this The PlmirtAttor ney hnte that the I mlon was con Kutnuw oder bll nnl timed IP 1 KIIII IAlnN letter hlcb expert swOTe thlf defendant wrtxr wai itltrctHi ta the Kutnow nrm He asked them fir rt ramule CJentle men I want you la remember that that Hlrr was not wrlllin until xc S and thai riirnet ilIM In Novrniber MADE AN IMPRESSION TM speech was dflhcwd emertly an III nude an Imprriilnti on the JUIOK for they nMflnl unearlly In their t eatL lisa went the raunJi of the cairt room roomA far I tie Kortyiaioni rtrn let rert ix Ir ronnrrel there is not an lota nf cTldeiv c nnrctlng that box sitter with Unmet I with tornltfi Not 0 Ihlic not the shadow of anything con ne llnF the orrtyrroirvl rlri ton wlfi the clrnim tinre of Uirnc or Mr AdamiV untIl Nor this In nt Id llrMdwtiy Mr Koch states fillhely that thin I fend on 4 not rbr mm who hIred that I on Hut Deerrnber afternoon ASSAILS KOCH Why tel he withheld hi Inftmtlm from 111 JMltti ami gave It to meT Waa then ly hunttranr When he tld m I raid tmtaotible tilt he notify Ihe police then No Why Koch a noklnc for moo nt money WIn he filled U 1 H mole fr TI nr 111 be go to the I vMce Xi he KWI i0 a rirrrpuprr and sell them nn afr Utll lie did not know thi man who hired the box xixHe lay though be know who cam a week prevlon to see about It Now gentlemen let 01 turn to p M when all Iho rupptneti of I honey moon NA it liii helKMi When that I Inpplnri age sort sing Inlet the arret hiplilnri nf the IhrMma holMny I when the bet thoughts of a prr prrtiU i iron are rri uppcrma a lot mill t I ItK of that picVmtn the act ol uh II I iniii On Jim 2 on which day the pniirn iiuhlliliiNl the hraJllnr Iollrt1 Mini llnUnd I Mnllnrux one of Ih lrttn was rallnl for nt the llnuiiwatr tea Would any acne iindrr pillcr urvrllhnc bile rfuni In that los at iioJi I tim Wllh that hrmlllno staring him In the face irnuld this defendant hiv dimi It No nol That would have hrrn 11 act cit inn lnttir I At thl itoliit Mr Vrrk nlro Ic rmt Co lm ky thai Court idjmirniil tenth toniurruw marnln at 13 J ucUnk COMMEND WEERSS COURSE Criminal tarryrr tarrvr that Mol InrntV tonnipl Arioile4 Ike Iroper Klmlegy Prominent criminal lawyer intvr voniil liy Kvenlnv Work reporters as to eliot they IhmiKtit of the lon of Mr Wk In rnhmlllliig the Mollneux rare to Ihe jury without defense inld Abraham ii rxnclly what 1 nculd have done I dn nit think the rlllon has made Its cola gVhl be ccitil reavonable doubt and I antMwite at Ihe very woil a disagreement t Ir the Jury Take out the expert tertmony nnd eliot have 011 niiniiel M rrlrmltle did just right for from the evidence prerenteil at the trial I dii nut Ito how the proiecutlnn can Imp far 11 verdict of guilty The iiuertlon for the jury only li Have the pento made out a can beyond a reaiou able doubt r I do not think they have William V HoweMr Weikii action 1lon was courageoil I is not without prec edent tArn a lawyer mnildei that the Htate has made clear 111 not mil out a rare he b Juillned In doing what Mr Week did didSTANDARD STANDARD OIL AT M Her r4 Broken fcy A4vaair Ip IuaouaeMewS f Uialdd The fllandard Oil Company today ile dared a dlvldenl of KO per share pay able March IS When the announcement reached Wall r reel great excitement followed Imme diately on the curb where the stock II dealt In to hare In right was grabbed This put the price up 1 I poInts in fIT 11 the higher figure ever readied lAst year fltanlnnl Oil paid 9 per cent In dividend The talk li that ucla year ti IXT cent will tx distributed per hare After a slIght reaction heavy buying nnler were executed and near tIcs doe nf the day Standard Oil 1 quoted at Hi A mystery iirround the declaration of the K per cent dlvldenib No one seems lo know Just whit It means Home ray I ii a quarterly divi dend which would mIke M per cent the yeara stock earning On this up po l I Ion the peculation was made and the price run up None of the hocks feller Intereit could bt seen this after noon Lord 6 Taylor GrandStr Store Great Shoe Sale 180 Palm of Udle HMd Sfweit Shoe All 1lr slice Stf t 4 widths A to CI shoe that a woith from fi00 t t360 a pmir on tale at 59C a pair AN of Our 8 Mtm SIMM In lieuvy 224 1 lajhl weight Irftlhrr can tas lnn 01 isle ii 198 Doa 3toG Solid Leather SkM iliei 980 fore price I1JV Voirth ON CaH Grain Lace Sees 1 ollil all Iliruuth sizes U to lIon sale at go former price 2 jOO Pair Little Cents Call sRI Heel Late Shoes oliil leather all through mei I to I3jj ho thai os worth 190 to inanufaelurn we ars offering at I 7 980 AM of Our SI35 and IIi Mfcwts BttttM aatl Lac SliM aarUti down to IO Ladles SJoe Sjoa in button and lace i f dlflcrent itjrlrt i 198 Dont all lo na V to apalrol LaaWta I Strolxbt Patent Tip Button M Lace Shoes nt 5120 cheap At HCJ J ell Over Oilten lie Dout mil this great laIc of slioei Cor Grand Chrystic Sts w Lawyert nttlnrncQ14 i Iras Ur OCO DIORCE iV r XIMJ it N 1 Musical jj 11 1si ices r TsL xew route tNtoLrzra1kz4u cOWii tea Au Patent i It 1 hiIP 5151514 ebts I ii teeJalt it ailS apI eu rntg CI OAK TATU t CO NIM llvMir 14 llir Jiy4ja r i S c4t h41 N s ta ci nfMwi psu txaiift arcritcxi C1 en i rrit 434 n Retigiou No UllHor OMArroN r u mat Oitrta t ruanam I Traaflathl nar VI gMt Chk I I i RI Nacy Cs AttrKtiMt MtTbeW nttflpm jiceyg IirnsMcssdst 2 I3IIs1MI4 n U 1 I Prices are Half I idi 4 yt ru ji i P t i INiahLl ff t I UII LJL i II I1 a J p I February Furniture Sale All the items advertised in the papers Sunday have been sold Net a single piece remains Many who came late on Monday were d inled Every aisle on the three floors teeme with buyers before Rait oclock The pink tickets indicating Half Prices were m ei btrjiai lovers gravitated toward them swayed by the irresistible spirit of thrift Heres consolation for those who failed to share in the former sv Another series of worthy fine Furniture at just half the rates that ruM sre Ibe opportunity of the month THE sale of sales yesterday I i opprunity 0 s Study the promiscuous concurrent Furniture occasions make clever Mat fair comparisons Such a cur can have but one result Our leadfr ship will b made clear and fu Some of the Important Details Sm t D All the Furniture involved is roodnot a trace of trash or truck ia fl entire lot Nearly every leading maker is represented in thb colic lion The various pieces are built o modern and popular linesgmu s ful strong and beautifully finished There are n duplicatRmx one of a kind In spite kin fact that the aggregate quantity i very large you will fM it worth while to be among the first comers Early choosing in a sale f this pink sort tickets means they a great bear deal Youll know the halfpriced articles y t Hall C eye Imitation Maple MahoganyOak and Birds 174 nowformerly 349 J99 now formerly 399 221 now formerly 442 299 nowfomierly 599 316 now formerly 631 399 nowformerly 798 449 nowformerly 9 451 nowformerly 902 499 nowformerly 999 5J 7 nowformerly 1034 559 now formerly 1118 599 nowformerly 3 1199 667 now formerly S 1334 749 nowformerly 1499 867 now formerly 1734 Toilet Tables Oak Solid and Imitatiqp Mahogany and 687 nowformerly 1374 762 nowformerly 1524 889 now formerly 1778 938 nowformerly 1876 1049 nowformerly 2099 133 nowformerly 2166 1399 nowformerly 2799 1749 nowformerly 3499 1984 nowformerly 3967 2194 nowfomierly 4389 Hat Racks Solid Quartered Oak Large French Plate Mirrors 899 now f n1ery S 1799 949 nowformerly 1899 1442 nowformerly 2884 1549 13098 nowformerly 398 1649 nowformerly 5329 1799 nowformerly 3599 1999 nowformerly 3999 I 2334 nowformerly 4c67 2399 nowformerly 4799 I Womens Db Sid and Imitation Mahorany Oak Maple White Enamelle Mape Ele 749 nowformerly 149f 867 nowformerly 1734 999 nowformerly 1999 1024 nowformerly 2149 1124 nowformerly 2149 1198 nowformerly 2596 1361 nowfonnerly 2721 1599 now formerly 3199 1768 nowformerly 3536 1999 now formerly 39 a 2144 nowformerly4488 2516 now formerly 5032 2721 nowformerly 5441 3564 nowrformerly 7129 4449 nowformerly 9 Parlor Cabinets Solid and Imitation Mahogany and i White Enamelled 667 nowformerly 1334 799 nowformerly J59f J 199 nowformerly 2399 1334 nowformerly 2667 1499 nowfonnerlv 799 1587 nwformerly 3173 1857 rmfomierly 37J3 2307 nowformerly 4414 2499 nowformerly 4999 3249 noyfom rlv 6499 Hail Benches Solid Quartered Oak few Mahor Sld Quaere Maf any Large Box Seat SOTS Carved 669 nowformerly 1337 981 1961 now formerly 999 now formerly IM9 S 1003 nowfonerly0 1334 now formerly 2469 1442 nowformerty 2114 1667 nowformerly 3334 1803 novfonnerly 3606 2163 nowformerly 3a I SilverRated Ware The response to our invitation in Sundays papers was tremendous Tht selling stared with the opening of the dos and continued until the bel tapped for closing time The original quantity was r large that you may come today and fled varieties just as great a they were the lirct hour of the sale Hope you will Itst the statement I Ctrry line h Iiohfmlm GIns quiJtupplifJ sliver mountU 0 usiutlr re tilled t Jim 50 inJ KOX choice it 9 Soap Tumns 3J4 to 1697 LifiJ Triji c H47 J22I Biklne Dishn l9 1134 Ondlatlda t JI7T CinJUbrat ollMtR74 flutter Dl htJ 149 19 2J4 Cake I BnketsfiS7234 OjckerJirKjlSSJ3Jl Chco1tt lot 181ft1 fGI TealAii41L1VL34 t Spoons Forks and Knives 1 1 The assortment is great including choicest proudser Rot cri and the Meriden Silver Plate Company httvyy handsomely finished foodsdouble and triple plated Detttrt forks set ct gia At Dinner Forks set o tit 9 TM I of ill 59c Dessert 5focxM set o six sac Once Sfo s Salt and a p f Seajw SMk ddi 7C kVIl I W 1 I J 7

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I l tiiqW 0 0 0I 0L Wr JKMjrr r r f fTf W J JE W3M VRWSfli 1 It Ji tff ft ffjff 0 00 0 0 0 THL 0 tiYUKLUs TUESDAY 0 KVTfiWIWO FEBRUARY f 1 0 o I t iJ I WILL WHIP JEFFRIES SAYS CORBETTJ t t The ExChampion Has a h Big Surprise for t I His Friends Ie Opinion Is that the Boiler Maker Will Make a Monkey of Pompadour Jim r1 d Jim Corbett may or may not bt Jet frit for the championship of the won d p next month If faithful earnest train Ing however was all that wa neces sary to a victory then Corbett rolgfct tx it aid to have a cinch dft the champion hip lie la certainly doing good bald work Here la a man who on all form li certain to lit tbe lord end of the pun In the coming nonleit At Itast rf that It the way aportlng expert look at tb question g atBut Corbett doeant think to Ho hast t money He hiu a nM and paying bust nest ne hat a magnificent home Hut o with all thte temptation and the loser enl of tha pure surely in hli trap he shows tio disposition to shirk ilia work and ii training faithfully HIS TRAINING QUARTERS Many another man would be inclined to loaf under Imllnr conlltlnni 111 would fed that he was lure to cet a few thousand and would be content to take thing ey But Corbett la thoroughly IB aarnt g Tn spiti of tbu opinion of expert who believe to a man that Jeffrlea U turn to win he ia galas ahead on the principle a that he will win lb has cone down to Lakewood and rented a ramshackle barn The Inside iii ha aheathed rrtth thick paper to keep cut draughts A big ton fur if Magus heat Th arrangement ate most t rtmltlv and an a decided change from Ibe luxuries which Cobalt enjoys In hie own home Corbett certainly looks well lilt mu etc are not hard jet but they have 44 plenty of strength Till writer aw Car 1 bett and Stockings Conroy rough It and Tulle for twenty minute At the end of that time Corbett was perspiring but scarcely breathing fast I Conroy was pulling like b freight engine on a hilly grade When It was over Conroy stood back and Vatlns admlr Inrly on Corhett laid I Hay youre strong and better than I thought you WAS Corbett Uu hJ cletfullr The work was good ami he cons out of It well He was t lra eJ with himself The writer asked Corbett It ht bad decided upon any Plan nf title I WILL WHIP JEFFRIES Yn1 hal he replied but 1 Jont want to say anything about It I believe I can whip Jeffries and I 111 working on A definite system which I Iwllevs WIll iiurrly enable mo to do It No man has yet seen me box with Utihlln I do nut me luring any onels mean that ny one shall see me ilurlng tnv trnlnliir not even the men who arc heltitne nif I am itolnc to furnish surtirlie party to a tout many I on the occasion of my meeting with Jetfrtr eorktt ham settled Into Heady train Injr He dom his rj nnisliirn work In the tiiornlnK He punches the baa ant tackler a hcavlrr b K Then he ou at the wclihlllftlmc machines Ho boxes with Itiihlln mU rouglu It with Conroy There are nlwnys quite a numbrr of liltnrt Corbett males no objections to caller IllCorporation Counsel W II Clark drops In xrry often In the nftirnnon CArbett either lakes a long walk or a horiebirk ride lie never gallups or canters his horse but just troll lie says he nod It an excel lent exercl A WAITING GAME Corbett must Ix given crrdlt for the earnest way he Is going about his tram Ing He rvlJentlir Intend to give Jet tiles the heat at his command and means to l o In ionJItlon It Is believed that he will play a writ Ini game Hn will Jb ant tap relying on his footwork and gtneralshlp to keep him out of tUiiger If he can lead and Ian I soil go the route he may get a decision over the Californian her are many who believe however hat CarUtt like Ulion has Iou hli vitality and that if Jeffries should land a couple of rlbihntterers the fight will end suddenly NOT A CROOKED FIGHT J SAYS TERRV GOVERN w 4f a te i J I r h rfi i 1 i r r v r TERRY MOOVEKN TIa story from Chicago that Terry Sc HcOAverti bad broken cornJenco wtli 1 nutoter urthtng bettors by knock Ing out Bill Bantry In the fifth round of their recent sixround go at t Chicago and causing the Windy City ports to lose I15CJU his stirred up the sporting men In this rlclnlty Bam Harris JlcOoverns rnawger ayi Well that Is about the mast absurd thing I have ever heard during ay connection with the pugilistic game In the Ant place here wesVt KM bet on Bantry that he would last the mix l round with Terry Every nine out of ten of mOM present at the fight want I to bet all kind of money at odds of J to 1 that Santry would not be on his feet SAM HARRIS nt the flnlih Kvcrjtx 11 fete ronflilent lint Terry would lit Hi try very ijulckly with his wonderful holy punches You can eiy for me ai writ u for Mcdoxem that nobody will ever Ret us Into a croikfl Irate lVe are In the game for the money there Is In It The rertlpM of the hoW ails uncet to a trifle over J1S JU ami the Dchtrrs recflveJ half that amount We split the money with fUntry both tighten tecelv Inc JilW rich 1 am sorry to see such a story rirculntej I hope the public will nut no faith in It McOo ern gave the ume version of the iniMtrr ns did his manager Hr claimed It would han pleased him very much If he could have knocked nut Santry In the tIt round He slid he tried In err way to accomplish the trick bill was not luccessful until the fifth round EIGHTCLUB LEAGUE OR A MISFIT TEAM A prominent stockholder In the New York Itaseball Club aU lod I the National league li reduced to eight club New Yorkers will get wore baseball next Hutmrcr than was dlihed out to hem lam reason 1 The New York Uhlll Club will not be strengthened In any jurtlculiir find i h if anything there will l c more dubs on the team thin ever before Certain hall players and Impecunious outsiders ate trying their best to run the same Into the ground They have succeeded partially In dhrul tint a strong and fair organltatlon liut hats reached their limit and the New York maiure f ment trill stand for mi more ncnnr The Ilaltlmore Club trIed to grub l 7 fn from the 1t81nJ for Id franchlie when in fact it Isnt worth the price of the pArchment Thn club aint even a Uase of the grounds Ileildes the came U dead In Baltimore and rnlly always has teen l You can say authoritatively that the New York team will be made up of n lot et mbflU unlfj the elthtclub plan Is adopted and the demands of the local t management are tctolrd to In every particular LL I MME GREAT AND ONLY 1 AMOS MAY BE SIGNED YG j ffrorttl II Tk Bnalai Wtrtl I4NAPOLIH Fh CAmol Rtuie NriIKIr IneMant sic milts from IuMitr4 Ulr Ills brother HY K RMtos dMkmcta with the Nw ape and UN offer U satisfactory r t r A I i wif ayy d fine llnilarrs Have Kltcmrf According to PmMrnt ibb tls of the llrookln Club nine of the player of last year tm hc already sent In their signed contracts for the coming season llr Ktyetts chime that there I It no truth In the revert that President Quln of the new American Association hoa semrwl Tom Daly and lIu hey Jen nlngs to play with the Milwaukee Hub lie aaya both tUo playein will be seen ea the itrooklyn team this season M SMIi t M1 1M 1 FAKE BOXING MUST GO 1 1 Tlie nvrnltiK Wnrld rrlll r V npr Hi rvrry apporlnstlly fake ImtlnK inntihe an d 111 P U nlilr null flKhU lirfar if T the riintrili SIPS palled oil t t Cs r n s I KM i I I COUKTT XH riOHTIKO ATTITUDE MAJOR RDS TYLER DEAD I HP llrtoliitlnnliri lit Mall llr imrtmenl fur torlr tam and Viii n xulcllrr Ml err It n S Tyler died last night at Oiwega lie WAI a nlunteer In the ot1 KlghtyfltTt New York Ilednunt In the Civil War retired as Captain and WI breetled M nr fur gallantry at Cold Harbor Burin the Alit Cleve land admlnUtrntlon he was appointed Chief nf the Mall Equipment and heM the iMioltlon through levrral nJmlnU Irton4 Pan M Dickinson ot De troll was his friend He saved the Government hundreds of thousands of dollI Majur Tyler leave a daughter and two rune one of whom 1s J 0 Tyler the marine artist H 5 ii 8 lisf H Hi H r IF YOUR ARE AGGRIEVED j t If FDa haY a ssMtrllna i Krlevanrp sad II t The T X rrnlns World It will lie i r rrlsitr4 y 41tIN 11iftHtttt t of t4 I fCOL BILL II GILDER DEAD I opnlnr Jou nnlM urns Mildlrr unit liilrrpiil tails K ilurrr to Nil Lure i jjm it rnry Iwrt rrr ton ttly I 111 e s dnlunel JIlL died at hit blrh n M rrt town N yesterday lit wu by profrtalon a journalist 1 HI ran uf the thil sear he was IlftYII niajor fr gallantry lit wa woul1td it lettysburi and lirlck IIIIrc lit IJ lid know fear lien 1 v i iw he Will acond In comlitanj r he Franklin search expo dltln urnlrr rut Schantk In JSU lie vocumpiiieJ the He Long exprdl limn and whra the Roger na de rejnl LX ire he made a rncnaralhe w1ntr jrr of tfO mites across El beta nd t r sue ht the rowe to the near rat hrtlllla station lath he joined In llir search for the sunltora of the unfo uinalc Jrannetti eimllllon rrlstHn of these lost In the accident I Suit hale been brought In this country and will te pressed Itnrkry flaw TaJIIt Tte first Naval Battalion and the Hotkey Club of New York will meet In a chatnplomhlp game of hockey at the Clermon Menus JUnk Brooklyn this evening FITZ LOOKING FOR FIGHT Maya lie Will IoH M000 to Meet Jeffrlrc Corbell Sharker r McCoy In a Few DI Hob Flttitmmons who has been train hl for tome time with the upecUUoa of getting on a bout with some of the big follow announced lest night that lie IVLS anxious for a fight I will Miil UttO In A few day to cha lenee the inner of the Corbett JvffrlM match In posting thii money It means hat It Is a challenge to every one of the big lighters lath llmlmravt Camel The moll Intense rivalry hal been irrrl up between local athlitei and iher vlubmjtM and followers over the rernlle handicap relay race to bl de lied at site alMa of jhe Xavier Ath get Association and Company O Ninth liepimrnl at the Ninth Regiment Jirrnry on Vini Fourteenth street this erre5lat LENNY SHOULD HAVEION KM Hr MI Clearly OstplatiE by h e Pk11aIphlarW rlsUsi a Draw Kid Droad the tbrwelgt boxer of Cleveland who has been win ning fight after fight during the put month and who ii oked upon aa a mo i formidable opponent for Terry Mc Ocu ern more than met hia match at the llrrcul Athletic Club Brooklyn lut night where he fought Eddie Tansy till Hhlladrlphta featherwrljbt a twenty round draw I The ilccl 1on wu ant of the at pa popular ever rendered In a boxing bout The referee na Johnny Kckhardt He ittmeil to IIIVP lacked the courage to ilcrlilt against llrotd The Ihllidplphlan clear y uutpolntnl Broad fur tho first frm atul last six rounds and should i have received the decision GOLFER YARDONS PLANS 1lIlfllh CknMilo Will hire as Es hlklllun Neal Munaay Heaiy for Malrhe Harry Vanlon England champion golfer ala gie an exhibition of his skill on the links next Monday at the Lau rence Harbor Country Club near Bed flank N J According to ray present plots to said I will bare for Florida next Tuts day the day after my match at IAU eerie Hnrbor t will visit the principal links In the South and return Nonh protttMy In April when I will be ready for otters and matches of any kind I HH M tt I t TO ELEVATE ATHLETICS i I If yes have dry ggeh r tla to less s setlag t rattan er W dept a l kick kB t I Tfc BveoUsj WM i ffi t HOW TO PLAY GOLF I BY EXPERT LAJNGjj Beginners Should Devote All Their Time at First to Driving i Proper Club to Use and I How to Handle Them I II in the Game Having dlsfo of ill tfe preliminary matter la 7trday lu I will now adMror to Instruct the reader of the Evening World in Hit flnt rudiment of hi cam It doe not require a weil kept coif count to learn the game upon u any stretch of country will do providing the crass Is not too rank My Idea regarding beginners ti that they should not try to do too much a t one Urn andJ advocate their being kept entirely at driving for the flnt lea ion ionThe The object of starting with a full i t ot club li to have the btctnDr UM the proper clubs for each lie M It occur The llrat impression II always the most lasting and a person utartlng properly will have no bad habits to break himself of later on and nil advancement wIU be more rapid My reason for deilrkur a pupil to take the drat lesson in driving tt that a treat many people starting la Ise cant of coif are very stiff and by taklnc their flrvt lesson In driving Umber them up and also give them a food Ida of play i Ing their brute and deck shots through the fair green u the twine and fol low through II the same The out is road from a apse auk out and called the teeing round within toe Jualta of who the ball muM 64 teed I Teeing cOMlIII of taking a pinch of i and and placing It upon the teeing ground In the shape of a pyramid upon the top of which tu ball Is placed thu taming It from a quarter to a half an inch ILl tilt cue may require Having reached 1 a point the 1m portent feature art to tall a good und Mid a proper grip on the abaft in ddrtMtng u bail aa cu111wMI thing a good dylekkuut be cultlVM The player must take a firm trip upon the club near the end of the inaft with his left hand In such a manner that the plam of hit hand li acalnit the title of the shaflinstead of dlreaCitlnst underneath the hatt In lead of directly underneath The back of the hand or knuckle mill point In he direction In which the ball Ia 10 be driven while the V formed by the thumb and tint linger will point right straight down the haft The right hand li gripped Immediately below and close up to the left hand with the V already described likewise pointing down the shaft The finger of the right hand curve around the shaft till they appear alrnott on the very top of the haft After the grip II satisfactorily ar ranged the next thing to be done li to JEFFRIESCORBET FLDIE Brady cad CIII re Cuut Apt a U the Balllecr Ia otker MertlBv Th meeting between Billy Brady and George Conddln at the formers dice yesterday for the purpose of selecting the battleground tor the heavyweight championship right between Jeffries and Corbett was a fluke Another meeting will be held next t edn gutsy afternoon when both man ager claim they will aurel make a se lection The disagreement between Brady and Conttdlne wa over the chalet of the battleground Bray demanded that the fRt take place in San Francisco nil OMiildtne wanted It decided at the Seaside Athletic Club of Cnney Island l 3d t tN t t t U i SEND IN YOUR QUERIES 1 AH el r1 rSatHg t aetlag altew Beat l Tfc X Nalg WrM wMI nWf j pr at t1s aa4 IY teblwaea 1 e I a1 F Pigs Way e a Mala ella Club address the ball The club bnld be soled jut behind the ball and Thu jour stand should be taken to the lie of the cluh The ball should be almost In a direct line with the left foot Ball club shaft and hands and eve should be In about the same vertical plane with the club reeling at exact right angles with the balls Intended direction of night The right foot should be lightly advanced towanl the ball by at least an Inch and a half or two nehea ThU will else the player the advantage of a good fol Io through which he could not obtain If his feet were on a perfectly straight or sliced In a full awing an aro must be de scribed on a HUB with the courts with which the ball li to take and unless It Is a true arc the ball will either be pulled ur sliced I would not advise a beginner to take n full swing until he has thorough con fidence In taking his stand In winging tilt club It should be taken back lowly and nt the same time the eye should be kept on the ball In a Adaalag the Ball direct line with the left shoulder In bringing down the club to come In con tact with the ball It should be swung swlftlr but without any great power and the club mUll continuo on through after hitting the ball until the eye le di rectly over the right shoulder The head U kept perfectly still while the boulders move with the flight of the club whlcb form almost a complete circle The eye should not be taken off the ball while tiny portion of the stroke It in proxreis In the backward motion the weight tt all upon the right foot and as the body turns gently the left heel raise from till ground and the player Ands himself balancing sUhtly on the left tee while the downward swing bring alxiiit the reverie condition the weight nf the body bring transferred to the left foot and aa the club follow through after coming In contact with the ball tle plo er finds his right heel has raised from the eroiinn end he Is merely bal ancing with hli right toe on the ground The came stroke la used In bratrle and clerk shots Putting power in the downward stroke Is what l called prcstlng which It the wrjt Mid a winner could get Into and n thin which has caused the defeat of many expert golfer While driving is the most Important 1 feature In the tame of golf nearly rrtry player has a style of Ms own It II per fectly natural for a person when a4v sing a ball preparatory to driving M stand In such n position aa will alva urn the most freedom where te can steady hlmrelf reriirJIeai of the position of his t1 and f liver the stroke without the I slightest strain Opinions differ widely ak to tho question of how to stand when addressing the bill preparatory to drlr lnt The general attitude It the semy but the ery apparent and Important va nation are attributable to phyvtca djf f f eJ l i I THE INTERMISSION h audI dtlif kW at toull exim to fratltBM wfco ttletlia HOfF MAN HOOSI LITTLI CIGARS T kty meager Ib btMM W a to dm CM M em1 ttala Under al ejratalaaale Ils HOTFUAN HOUV LITT1I CIGAR II a MiM tHOU T win Ml ajirwkt t rw W5 wa 1 HOfniAN UTP 1 Rs HOUSE LITTLE CIGARS THE HILSON CO Matters New York nnrrnAN HOUSE 1 LITTLE CIGAR5 1C MAGNUMS AN TOI COtO rnTRIOUTERS a RUPTURE CURED n lm nt 4 midis tnM Is Us Mir trw la nmisVVikal W n UK tMlile woltn i tai 54 t Isi 1It rttHM 1M rear tti UrJm peruse at sr rm surfs eat will J KI t Mtmiimt 11 peel ten KualstUta fret uol ea advise fit lair II a ct fot uuea lrro8D xlmc Tarn co tee BRO1J1IAT Nr1I TeaK estbllNN ittn 170tTIt TJlt1JHI All tell 1 toLD itt OETIOII IJIICaQITtI WK SUPPORT YOU a cooo rues TEAT vnu HOU 2 SO TOIH KtTTtlHI SI1JIADjUITING TIU co 1m lke5tew K T I MO KXT1U CMABM PM tT M11i4e WallL vIB Mar I 1mw1Sl SW l 5U USpe MW ales II M I wear tw S r t 7 r I Beliartag et ike Itrck I ftrence and personal Idlogaelllteh I The main thing la to achieve 1M 4eee sired result and when that la acoon pllthed It It perfectly imroatertal koJi I a ou stand no matter whether your ult s toot or rtrht foot Is in front or both o1 the rite My advic to the bsftnetr however to to follow the Initrucuon closely MMk I MR glrtap Mm through tie odum eC Th Evening World turf not U be r too big a hurry to play tb flame but is devote consldtmhle attention to Mitmg t under the Instruction WOre houM k Ing any more of tho hurdle 1 I Ill Vtlw Jf Tomnrrow I will dwell on through the fair Crest ecd the a I to he encountered JAJCE9 IA MecfaL OLD DR GR1NDLE GRAOOAm VIRIIT1 or fH aft cow TeaK UIIWICAJ 11WAJtTII 5T r1n a spwtilln Is PUMMS ot MM Caeer UK ORINUUT tltsttaf tntUMt M4 M Ms IMM His la kMM let Ihrcil sat wait akin pale I eel 1 ttt aa4 tlttttr MO UISU rattat I iu crtttL wuk H4tt 10 f4 l t1 s Y Mtk yaraea11tt7 cwm Vn start U i tfeoM nemlt OLD DR OR1VDW uesM per tads lasrtuisu if rrrra 4t tat sire n tvanltlM IMI kllM srtlfli tf bet OLD UR ORIXDLK kM t imH IJT n IMI nnt OTMCO OTHT It yeses st m team tee It wee elk and tor sea Ahlft Me c 1IldL HTBTI s u I SiUr a to L r 0 GREY e 41 ntn a tl4llit la 4lmsM of SMS Mkj pkbelar11 i tae tunatg md rL IMrr sal tU44r tmbH phaa 515 eMlltT tII dresaa oak ua4etepM M lGIqlt 1 BlUR its M U tee urIC alMtt L tutniatt elate MttMt is tYecr w ft rw st IJt Cut 1M lL iSlfS rr r 1 4 I

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L 1htt 1J f I taea THE WORLD TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 6e 1900 r II Ar r J fOTHEI OFFICEIS A Story of Loyal Hearts By WILLIAM FAVERSHAM 1 This story Is founded on l the play of tho same title I now running at the Empire I Theatre and it Is printed I by permission of Charles I Frohman nt rn trsowij or rnecroLva CftArn1l Mil llUfs 4 wrttut la 1110 nmiia trar ti rotI fer tm f7 I t KKiUtatr la tkt J1m Luffn IIfuck 1IIIIt L II bis unJ jb lilt rf CipL Lirtir rur4il1 ol u trI Luttto II Inlu TIlt 10 beoe rhl 4s PIidll li la In with hli twil mro3ii Hnn to7doL Udr imri Pineil bit ftiar kit KlotitfiJ Linrtr a lltuft nuatf Uv r Iww t f uti ul rtfii 10 Uk u r SJW tf It Hindi amtts at Ibt UaMm1 Ur I nib tu IM IUllt i1 IIODO r ie ptD4 11 tI 41 tbI Hill I i kiM aDl III It MM II Ch pr Ism tt HIM ftttva UU tefly Iffctnst f UI vuM cf I nt DOt1IT lit rrttitlr ttfs Lutt riinJll to nuh tin la nanttt H a r uni Illaii ma tk milt 0 1 a tanle hrlr bit irtik ul it JM a J nun hits In IftT with btr Psrltc 1M 1It11 riar Illiii IttItI r lsk ft HaiMr lat Uonr ictlntti li 11111 bOA i Tta diet b hIli Iw tfilmnu ttm li a a utr at U4r Kotioat ewiBtrr plies PItordoIt II etrrrat uil Irn4 for Ion 01 Riwi rnN Amoo th iiu Is i ntctr tSIraU mlllloulr tiatt Hnttca wN hu a kola If ttau Mirt our Lace r FI T 1I rnlou u Illgli Skit bi kit Im IIIN lo llotton it carla basing plll 4 Wlk III INII IOMJ lluiia li Ikalllla Plr atUvkBUMtK iiiciktnitlitt a Yrit l lIaA nttmiBt to ult dlitnc Illnli prom IINlo blip him ml rtcecniti la llttun a lark c whi Kiatfatt run Utort ntttd i HlBiJi1 fitkrr tf IK lAce r nifotui bli dwnr It ltUI Pbs A nrstrtt kirn aDi tbtj twrom iit4 lllo i I It In ter vlth tliitr bit o rM ri A renitru lion la klth all tupei art liU ap dirlilei AIIII Ilircrd ki t tln to 111 riir t tna Mtttca ul nodi f9r Ihi II i r5p7140t DOG Il tb rrm PiItsbig CczpU7 KiwTerkn ClIA1 I CHAPTER VI A flume of Bluff I d ANT In talk over that nffalr ef tC ell with me I ruppoif I i cl4 hutton rratinir Mimelf nt Jio table In front ot Illndr Yn but that CAD wait a minute i ton You play the came will Jim 1110 cnowl ic t lllnils Anti nOW iino thins more jrcmlM Mutton atlvanrlns thrcatenlnitl on fie ilhtr Ilcircmber I want to Vnr nn more of this rot 1v i treated It as n vgv Joko tonlxhU Hut I wont do hat apaln It I car nny more of It Ill anil you In jnll or in a lunatic asy i um umUnderstand Understand that Ilenten muttered lllnrti to hlmnoif I ran do nathlnt against him Ioor Lancer I Notlnp Hlndsn crestfallen air Hut tons Hen rr flarrd up t JOHN II1ND3 PASSED OUT ALONE INTO THE GRAY DAWN I WILLIAM FAVEBSHAK lrBdlBsl roan of the Kmplro The rr 1timpnnr There was it hrlef duel of eye Then llutlonit glance fell and he walked In silence from the room Illntis threw hlmiilf hack on the sofa brcatlilni hard It wan hot work while It 1asteJ he murmured Did you all him r asked Honors olip from tin iloorwny Hinds tOI wearily lien aro the I O nA h answered haiidlnR Lancer the packet Your fret old chip The lovrrs eager thanks were Inter rupted liy the entrance of the other memlHTu of the liouic party DIVMI wan drtaklng and the dance was at an a LIEUT HINDSS SACRIFICK p Frog natatntb 4 tf la but Act ci Rrctiitr OOra at Ravin TtMl l Wllllta Kitwitiani n Mint Join llltli MWi lhrgtt Anflln lh Oinmtu norlss Ouj liullac LlnL tIlbli JOM I WkMlock Jr nut of IIcaicien MEN lllMKO lltRon Ki JcoaroJlIJ I i ftr1lf Hinds carelessly continuing to hurtle the pack of cards Do you piy ft3r11T No I tried to learn Ir on the lot coming to England but t was only aU to pick up the bare rule I wu never say good at cards Couldnt seem to learnThat That s when I am ahead of you Mr Ifutton I pliy well Why I can juggle fltse cards in ecart Ilk any conjurer For Instance cut With AH air of polite boredom Huttoa eat the card q deal went on Hinds Two two three three nnd then the trumpa fcttur Jlovr li thutr I dont xo any trick In that pro tMted Hutton non eh7 Well try agiln Cut I MO Seer King ngnln One mar Two two three threeand nJn I turn a a kin I can keep on turning Up irs all night Marvellous cried Hutton with ii I simplicity It mutt be arJ I ard4a dattlst iNot at all I havent done It before s r lw n ynve year Notaloce I wa S boy ten yer old Out It come 3IY Hutton row and walked to the the ylsce ttlfllng yawn i How clever In you he ald lo re awmbr It no long Who taught It to you I wonder 1 learned It of a thief and curd h in at the Hull Inn In Hampton ntirend Jftnds tossing down the jiriU Tnen VMh an utter change of manner he jrtnt on and you were the man who MM It to me you curted scoundrel t uttoflagrtii back grasping at tM fireIron for support What do you mean r he gasped Drop that poker Jim fltanton Hindered Hindi 1 mean what I say I Who are you to talk Jllle that to Mr attcre1 Hutton Im the bookmakers brat at Hamp p ton whom you taught card trick and thKntlerlgsIng came and shined on tit road to Jail What do I know of Hampton kldr rat M Australian 1 never was In f itaatptca In my life You Ik Jim Stantonl Tou arent a I Men of hon Industry to be proud of i MK Knflwd must claim you for all that why a coon IU I saw that mashed I i kand of your I was on your track when 1 beard you spring that old cant TM1 look at thli thing on the square I knew you I could have sworn to you wwnga million There there Dont kM yaw right hand Iq your pocket If aver used to being In other peo te 5 I wa with you the time that haad vas crushed when your were abbM M a welsher at York race o tnek ao ire blustered Hutton what Ift rod playing at anyway A wtMltw game Jim Take my word far that Of court you kaow when you ran away with my fathers tun there waa a warrant msd out for your 4MTMI 5 Man oT with your fathef tmr r Tmirt drusk Bob Ulton the multi MMoMtre steal a beggarly U0 1 Its hsghatj That what It llaugti r That warrant Ia ii good today a It Was the hour It wa ltued Tou know hU I supfkote All Ive ot to d Is i ra to tle ttearnt polke elation with aa ha proof of your Identity and SaII adJrn the IIMM of an ornate 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1M 1 Tou prebftbly would nut whod he lie y your TtuUa the question AVhod bailer rout Robert litton the An tralUa millionaire accused of theft by a beggarly lieutenant Iy a man who fprang from the gutter How do you know what I sprang from No one hero told you 11 dont know of course It waa a chance shot I fathered Jt from your manner Hinds winced but went on bravely Holil on II bit Youre playing a beautiful came of bluff Jim Stanton Your irinylnjc It deuctdly weal too I Due you may otro It Theres that little business about your crushed hand I otn tirlnr twenty wttncivei to prove It was kicked by a horse In Australia trenty years 11m Ye you rui bribe that number no doubt Hut I ran still nnd a few people around Hampton In prove what I say You forget yaurjc man hat the money that will make one man speak can make another old hs tongue ouro beaten Mr lads Now take my ndlce and so to bed Next time ou sit down to a game of blurt chtxma an easier mark than Bob lit See ere he snarled YoU spoke of Ampton Well out In Australia I ad a friend who came from hero Ito urd 10 toll mo ow e and a lot of kids used to go bathing In the river near Ampton 1 when e was a young man and ow e tnught otto kid In particular to swim Well If my friend ad known ow that kid was iroln to show II gratllood In I later year ed axe rid the brat eal under water and choked the breath out 1ot Mm I A flnh of light crossed Hinds i down cast race 1 I Jim 1 Jim BtantonP he cried what a fool you arel Why couMnt you be content not to beat a beaten man YouveJoM the game through your own IdIOtr Whit what do you mean cosped Hutton amazed Open your hlrtfront Jim Btanton land show ms that blr heart with the ar row through It and the Inll als J 8 tattooed on your chest lord I dldnl bathe with you foe nothing And even suWc oneor tb fifty kidj who warn thKe will rMflRbtr that tattoo mark i and swear to Itl Evtirr one of them Jim Stanton Open your shirt I I Hanrts off panted hutton falling limply into chflr I f llm1lY you throw up the sponger I Wh whr cant we come to temPI whine hutton I Ah Now were corning the point i Ill pay back the old man money to times Olrt went un you II hundred llutton Keep juet about th s business I lour wouldnt want for Qur own sake You swell friend to know about your our I put You ouUuVt want them to know I that Dent your mother dare breathe her name ri I shouted Itinla prlnlh to hi tel n01lbtaft Youre a gentleman I Hutton retorted hinds IC I I I No Im not 1 houleJ kill you and not be making I ttrm with you you cur1 I Wht our Ilrmr I jTthe7YUou won same COIIO from IAIc Dejilell You are preialn him for his money That fair enough bn jl1 r No For you chwued hW dirty card sharp Silence 1 Now PJeydell tint aSlar I A Pr T u one penny anJ hell cut you dead from UI LIme forth Imitation of ludlerou Now with a HutTons Dinner lets look a t tm thing Ion the wn My terms art I o these Turn over 10 me rieydell Us ant I gIve you my word no Doe chili know of your P1 from me I wont II must have time lo eon sid r Cerlalnlr Take five mlnttea Hind rang the belL A footman ap peare1 ami Ud IllndJi tell Mr Hut ton serVant to pak his mister things lie Is called sullenly to lon don era biwlnens and must w on the train that leaves here In half an hour Have the dofcart reiJy In five mlnutej in csT1 him to the atatlon There was a dead slltnce for a few mlnurs Then hutton stirred uneasily Ir ht chair TIm u Jim nU Hind p ntly I bear the dcysart OIJtJ1 WhlcA station hall It drlr you to poilre or railway With an os to Hutton slammed a packet of paper slips on the table Illnd looked over them carefully L O Us for ttm all tn correct spe he rrmnlEt4 pocketing them ow yes ata go kO bf TIM eotmpkcyl hM rl Va Just 11 s i r ta r I end Thi house helnj crowded Hinds was to Steels at the lo Ue I I mutt cairn the T orlok train to town Iwinccr he said I am coin at once lo the War Ortlre nn l ntrit ge about my West Indian exchange In rase I dont fee you Jitaln before I sal Lady Itoydon let me say eoodby now and wish you all the hnpplnens limo ran clvo you1 He looked nUtfnllv nt her but her eyei were on Pliydell John hinds chfcivl abniit the room Kvery ole was busy chatting over the jill No on notH him HP was an outslder man of another and lower world Ken Limiter and Honor deep In each other csiivrrsatUn had already foruotten his existence noud nlKht and poodby he aH Oh KOodliy old man rood luck to you aniwrrrd Ileycii careleaily without looklnc in loodty Jir hinds said I dy Mar gird Aver her shotililer not pausing In her talk with the ttel01 At the door I1In1I tauesi a moment to I look back on the lire hi was leaving His eye swept the group and reat4 n Instant on Honor Ills lip mored I but no sound camp Then John lJidi Ped out alone Into Ihe gray dawn dawnTIIR THE END FIRE ill LUMBER DISTRICT Ms r a Ame hiuildIag C iepu f 0 r trlM Rreiia o fW WO Ommmgr Fire starling In the engine room of I an3ee 4 Krekeler manufacturer of bulldlne matlrla I In lImlltOll aenu lIIJo1cn bfotlntrl YWffIIth and Six1 tltnlll utret4il boul tolar x in WJoeo damage It spread from the flrms woIn fravnp bIIlrUn 10 thclr lumber 3U 1 r rtoth I to the bY raN and buldltV4 t oIthUu l Cs flUlYp lre hftklyn 4loimltltr COIR Judy m JIIlne was lisa Iwnstory I Cram The loss is equally 1Itd I Hamllon I1lnue at this oint II ci mol entire taken up br lumber ardt anti coal chuee FuIy L1Oi9 Wrth 01 InltammAbe Iro adjoined 11111114 rroperty property thl The nrl however was held don cue ellICullr 10 Ihotwo plel EQUITABLE LIFE COMPANY MAKES FINE SHOWING The KQultable Life Aiuirance 8 cIe y of the Unltej Stale publlshe today its annual ntfitement of the buslnvvi of 119 It isoaiesei the usual character Isllcs of Kqultnlile stalinients namely that they show a combination of an Immense volume of builnr 1 with thorough ough oundne and Increasing strength Th coincidence of more than a thoufand million of outstanding Incur flee with the publication of the fortieth annual statement cal attention strong ly to the most absolutely unique tea Lure of the Equitable statement which It the extraordinary contrail between the magnitude of the work accomplished and the brevity of the time In which It wa don I One thousand and nftyfour million of business In force two hundred ami I eighty millions of aweis of which more than slxlyon million Is surplus above all liabilitiespure profit for the policy hoder thla Is indeed a wondfful neord for a little one forty years of wefkt ItkazaHattrtoay that nn ihr cong raIisted yjs ata a4vsst us sa 1IcI ar y A f 1 t FIREBUGS KEEPBUSY Five More Incendiary Fires in the Same Har lem Neighborhood A blat In the basement of 11U Third avenue at JJO oclock this morning was the twentytint of a series of suspicion fires since the beginning of this year within the radIus of a fw blocks All but one of the fires started In eel hr and In every rise the firemen and policemen hava reported cius un known In one fire three live were lost and several ptJVons were nerlouily Injured The tiotloii In which these lire have been occurring consist nearly alto gHher of trnemcnft anl the people llv Ing there have hero thrown Into a state bordering unon panic This morning contributed rive flrn to the lUt up to lU ucluck At 130 a hoarder of Mr Louis e Coyle at I1U Third avetiti uw names In the alrthafl Ho turned III an alarm but the firemen could not Mnd the blue liy the lime the got to the right place the houro was In full blue and all the firemen could do wa to save the n tfh boring houI Ucrnard Nelson boarder on the third floor was helped down a Udder by a fireman BJOII after this tire there was another at ItX Third avenue That too was In the rrllr The othrr ftrns this morning were at 1M First avenue right under the gas meters at 111 Bast Ninetyseventh street and at 1CU Third avenue All started III the cellar UI of the suiolclous following Is a l I fires In the affected district ilncu the beitlnnlni of the ur Jan 1 at ill A U 21 East Eighty ninth siriet i Jan S ut W t M 1US Second ave nue nueBaino date II V M in East Highly ninth street Hunt date 11li I M IM Second vnul Jn 6 1210 A U MO East Ninety Kcoiid street ThIs Is the fire at which Mm Mary Southerly and her abs 1rnk btJ tune Jnd James aged lout iwrlthsd und several other ptrSQtii pen llJUd Jan 12 llM P MI jfl Second avenue Jan H 1U A L W Hast Klgnty ninth street Jan a lly I M 10 Third avenueJ tkme date 10U I M 17M Third ave nut nuJn Ill P M 33 East Kighty nlnlh street I Same dale 13 I M 1CK Second aft nut nutJn It LlSP M 1M9 Third avenu Feb I 410 P U 3li East Nlnetyiec and street Feb 2 1115 r XI ro East Eighty ninth street All these tIres started In cellar On Feb S nt I4S A M there was aim a mysterious flrv In a closet on the third non or 23 Bait Blghtynlnth street I Itst week wa had a depatch from Minneapolis that a strike on the Oreat Northern ItaKrosd wm expected and a despatch from Detroit that the Iron moudera there were thinking of some I thing and a decrntch from St Ixiuls about tho grievances of the txwnmollve Engineers and a despatch from Indian apolis aiwut the awful struggle of the coal miner and sundry duputrht from Chicago about the serious and long eontlnue strife between the men of the building trade and their employers We had also from various parts of the country despatches about wage reduc tions and raids against unlonlrm and lick of employment and assaults on workmens right Later news Is to the effect that the em ioyee of the Great Northern fear Ing that they would be beaten In a strike have voted to remain st work that the Chicago RulMlng Trades Coun cil still stands by itj demands that the coal miner In several places have gained some few concnilons and that there i hive been a number of slight cuts In I wages but that two or three of the larger disputes are yet unsettled In the oa eii that were the subject of last weeks despatches more thin IMOW men were Involved I This certainly ii tvldence of wide spread and deep discontent In recent times nom uf the most de CASTORIA The Kind You Hay Always Bought and which has been In un for over 30 years has borne the signature of and has been made under his per cz sonal supervision since its Infancy a Allow no one to deceive you In this All Counterfeits Imitations and If Juitasgood are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of infants and ChildrenExperience against Experiment What Is CASTORIA Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotlo substanca Its age Is Its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It re lieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatu lency It assimilates the Food regulates the Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natura sleep The Chil drens Panacea The Mothers Friend GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bean the Slfntturo of The Kind You Have Always Bought JOHN SWINTON ON REAL LABOR NEWS Rumbling in the World of LaborNo End to the Struggles of the WorkersThe Unions I Must Not Succumb to the Enemy ttrtnlnrt ffforls of the corporations and the bosses have been directed toward the hrmklne up of unions The beta builders of Chicago have iiiffrred heavy losses In their Ions struggle which I not yet ended arilnst unionism The coal corporations have striven for twen ty rears to deitroy it ind hundreds of miners have fallen on the Uttlendl All the trusts have opposed It same fr them successfully so far aa thy are concerned Th railroad monopolle have mad and still make attempts to crush It Everybody knows of the perpetual war aralnst It In the Ill IIburK region which till not end sit Homestead It li hardly tolerated If at all In tome of the man ufacturlnx Industries In the Houth Aid It has had to tight fur Its life In the mill towns of in England Even In tills city in aniijronlmi to it breaks out In t nt placo or another from time tel time What dora all tht signify It plgnifles that unionism Is the one defense uf labor against the oppressor that It stands In some measure for cer uln rights of labor that It stands I against the ennlarement of labor under ipltallrm and that It Is one of too I ufenrlrs through which labor Is en iiMcd lu letter Its rondltlon Uhnt again does It signify It slgnl nt that all wucrrarners who have any regard for their own liberties their In tervits or their rights should stand by irrr unions at all time anti at all hat arm litOTho union Is the shield the bulwark and the flag JOltN5VITON1 I i xH iH 111 I H 111 H I H f III1111111II11 M 1111 M I r LABOR NEWS 1 IIII II J rrrrr A most novel sympathetic strike Is that which the striking Hebrew Actors Union caused to be declared against A contractor rtha had charge of the print ling for the Icoplnt Theatre The printer striker are member of the H Jri w Ainrficar Typographical Union No a n si no grievance exists between the emploter and the Men the former will appeal to the Allied Printing Trades for I I Justice Twenty members of the Machine Woodworkers and Turners Union have been summoned to appear before the I lAdtltory hoard of the twd and answer I for violation of union rule which ex Uted tsr shrpf In which they were en gages The manner n which the union is growing has Un the cause of an as lnnt nnsndal secretary being ap oolntKl and the duties of that office fell to John fUr I A Kuru Hh Hetretary of the Sea mens National Union has sent a letter to the C K U of this city asking that a protest be made aaiflst Conirmmin Uroirenor bill which If passed will give the Secretary of the Treasury paver lo tnako rule governing the hinrdlng of ve eti In American port Tte JemeUr Irolectlve Union hav I elected the fulowlag new officers furl r XO CXTKX CaUMB M IT I MtWUsuuia W Tltjl 1NMUD m to KlS tIIII aei aws NiwJr ss I pst 7i I New Tul mie U Htm a In Use For Over 30 Years TM cia a i1 HtM SPieS sea MM errr uu u tlf a1ewfnishalhftldrwiUwutCOOlDut1 TO CLEAN NURSERY II I BOTILES Ur riM bitli kM k ra ttti HM II thiesejbip Is warm viMri thn flU vies usa VIM mulalat a iisipseital el Gold Dist Wuluag after 54 Ift II itsad shUsg ever an sd ass II ebkrtabs Is acid In ll nsuls shale 11M vutr uses thres kcleuvsirrsrTtrsltlsMs 0M s Ml Is MMh rncrt tMreilT ilM Neph dsss tktss u II rnwrt all speffi t 4 SMH ikgsethsIsol t kwOsc TUtWOlUkMfHM ts 0 OCUIIJI acu lot otnivnur laM fM fMftII ewe a K rMMMM otmrun sepe M SaUl Hw TwO Si 11 111H I MiK fill It hit tar JA lleee President O V onklln Vlcrlr Idtnt B A lUrwood Itrorillnc and r rresmndfii ffcrtelar K Duesberc TlnanrUI Secretary C Hchroeder Treasurer llurn Her r rtnjtrm V hock C Fuller and K Illllirandt Trustees H Xudcock U Hchcft nn1 r Ilnu Auditors The Iliarmakers Iat l Cammltee has born asked liy a Denver clear manufacturer tn end thirty men ut here to go to lIIIk nt oni In one of he biggest rftabluhinen uf the fit I Itakrrs Inlon o tt his nppolnlel Meper Halle Herleln and Krhrwfllir a committep to attend the first mJn uf the Makers Council Frank Well r was reel til bu lneM manager of the union at the last meeting and J cent was voted Mich unemployed member An tnUIr Trim conference has been organized l y the eight local unions of the fmtrd llroherhood of Carpenters and Joiners The conference will meet weekly and already twentyone tick gates have teen peOgrd to ft The Cabinetmakers Union hat re queued the IMitrlrt Council of the Joiners to remain neutral In the flint between the Amalgamated Ialnters and Decorators and the TrorrerJlve Var nlsher Union No 1 4 no gjmu CSUKC Kti IT I Mra tar fM WOUa vial kt a mwt U s neea aspM us N Nl WS U KM yt aw TIt atiM cC 10 1 f cut this A out I and SftVC it 45l IFRENCfl I ii1PILL5 II IdeAIa rs CliahleTha Neet ribs no oilier Wnd Jr Urat for r nlfBl fstMilm nl ls aed U Relief for Women at la Utter by rttnrn MIL 5IIlyalt tjrerrtts Address hum flare CoiItsskman5tXY I DR illUDPOIWI COUrOLMU M Stat BVu COTTON HOUr PILLS till poiultil ifout CbS tuu itIliaIi IIIu Ifli litllln af ran icg mlvi s tt b an guosaissa 1110 motl Uttliltnt tfttijti M tans aI rillttliUl PtIers Impm f1j 110 II Ul at uOetia price It fill l 011I11 et oil In U lfiJ Rtlltt irtlciiii u4 littlnutlili less tin muninun io u wd tM 5 i V r cpIts rise Miles Oft Sicily GLASSES FREE THIS WEEK OCR OIUIIlIn OTTICJAS will tiunlti yes oa ut 511 tat s rI 1 sir U M G0tl Of Isg tgliwl ro II sal itv ra a 111 11011 sii a smie Lo uS m3 114 fi t u lore 555 UTIXY nine ut a 313 astli for It li unl i it th urn pites UIflriL rollrAfYQ KEENES KE p III rtLTtw IT S 4r Nuu 111 SUW YORK n 1 IEECMVS I Sis PIUS mMmi5te I t c fr r 1 ISeetuaedOSt iii a ctti st WELSBAGh Iulr onvirtnrc n MANTLK J e 4k silliER UAxrua IN cuMrtmn MMP flc VAN HOUTEN 74 Park Place MRS STANFORDS VISIT fnrort llrrr tn Let Votarnetu for the Hrm irUI and Mny ell W KIIMX at Stork Mrs Jnl Stanford Is on her way from San ranclara U ths clly Willie hre tM will let contract for the coaipleton of the memorial chapel uf the Hlanford Inlvcrslt Another reason given fur her Ncr i York tall II n conference he Is to hare wild the Jters who last Hum mer purchased ill her stok In the juthcrn Tadftr lUllraad far I112AO4 It Is also stated that ilr Hlanlord dtslres lo HII her 1sclltc Improvement stock for tM a share or tioo0uu alt told for the Un nt of 11Ie tfianford UaharMII IL j rf 1 H10t A c I j U SHOES U UI Ii Sixth Ave 24th to 25th Sis 61 W 24th St 53V 25th St l ww 4 ir J Those Greatest of Shoe Bargains t advertised in the Sunday papers arc still on salejtoday r and will be on sale tomorrow i I Wednesday it I t is the last day of the sale dont come for them Thursday r J I Ladies Shocsnot20025Oand3OO as 90c I e l they should be but II I I t Ladies Shoes not 300 350 and 400 u 1 50 I I j they should bcbut55 II Of I a 4 I lMissesand Children Shoes not 100 125 65 I 1 and 150 as they should be but 0 tc f H f i NNSH HH I I Dentistry Dei WATERBuRY MUTAL PARLOW BROOKLYN NEW YORK 4144lCFuitonSt 54WM23J3t Imnt Doer West Arshacs linn lOIfaa Ska 5mm Teeth positively extracted and filled without pain by our wr bol1nlcal discovery applied to the lI ttIV gums gumsu You can have your tosMi fi coo 500 extracted FREE PAW 4 LESSLY in the monsi II r MM eLz FULL 11 and go borne at nIcItt will 1 ntnrtTT rrr ovAtuNrxgn new ones Full Sets of Teeth 500 Gold Fillings 100 Gold Crowns 22 karat 500 Silver Fillings 5OCi1 We nuke Ihe above price for the expreas purpou oftetrotfticlM oww kititC provlnr that we are the only PAINLESS DENTISTS In Gfreter Mew York i If you hive a few oU roots or badly decayed teeth enow ATO BUM wonr i do not have them extracted but let us restore them to their natural beauty with our PaVOeu Ciown utdl JILl llrldce System which is undetedable and evetlutlnc TUte Bl The cost Is small while the results are ftttl tmtk a aw I Howitto Setter u HtMtyi 91 4 German French and Swedish spoknu I Ladles Is Atenaea AH1 zaIaaliss aa llruItIII Pt ALL WORK GUARANTIED FOR TEN YIARS New York 54 Wst 23d St OtfotMt Edni MMM lteekla 414 4 4l uiles sa Sc Ii w MnMa 3ira l THOUSANDS KILLED JARCTIY NEGLECTING ThEIR TIlTH we tuvn RCJiontuen AND Ktrirrta OUR rauou AND ARC KOW R AIIT w TIIR imiNO IllINKM IP IOU HAVB NOT ALL THR MONK WR WiLL 7AMa I I nrIKIr on SlOSTIILT V ldlrnJ11q INST AtMENTSj Note Our Prices In w Pure Silver FiHioKS 111 Gold FIIUnzacordMto Ibe Ucmu E Good Sets of Teeth that fit 500 700 MS t Ii I I TEETH EXAMINED PIta DR RANKIN and an able stiff of dentists are In COMtMt gtteii4iags L A rtltis rwrsmtt glees wIth all nrk 4 Teeth extracted positively without pala by our new medical toter ery INSTANTER 11 THE WORLD DENTAL ASSOOATIQK j 366 SIXTH AVE N Y ESTADUtllCD 11 TEAR DBTWBKX StO um MO RTIaVm J r DOWNTOWN BRANCH DR RANKINS DENTAL PARLORS rOHNEIt CANAL AND VARICK iTnCETI RriinnrJJCD AND EQfiriKii ron pAiNLts UKVTISTKT YASUM TIt trot irVKNISOS SUnDAY AND HOLIDAYS W THE ORIGINAL New York lien tal Mm HTNo More Dreid of the DintilChtlrW TEETH ilrift 4 iii 0114 stoolsttlr Illwit p9 tf Mr CIV KKnilse metbt44Pit51 Is tbi nsw AUalittlr ixleUts fln wl 4 tsMKUa I cbiri of Xitrsttlst DtsvttMSU ro CHARGE For Painless Extradlni a nMni7Cu teeth are ordered r FULL 4 fc f 500 1 SCT We guarantee a lit or no pay Gold fillings ft00 Silver Fillings so Gold Crowns 22k 1300 to SoX Our Prices Are the LOWEST pvulbl fw irittltM sot kr 4nllM at upset nn u4 Uillllr W tilt yes Is tttu ndlr ohal J oar iseb will rest lit a fees titmltitlta A WHinEN CtAIIAKTBE rtR M TEAR WITH AU WORK lucrE I A M I I f M tttttjt IC La 4 NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS 336 SIXTH AVE Opposite ONeills trOt1llorl ti West U4 Until 1 14 C f rittss asiC 191 so Brook1ynC hr lion Sb lion NwrkU 1istI rllI ewar e lIrol bI REPUTABLE DENTISTS should not b judge by the catch penny mfthodx of the Dntal Fakir Here everything guaranteed and ei actly as advertised Rubber Stti from ISOO Gold Crowns from 500 Gold KllllnsH from KOO Extracting with gu or cocaine 10 After 1 1 1 1100 Never Closed Day Night or Sunday HANKS DENTAL ASSN 12 year at 20S Siitb Avenue c Hth Slrtt For Sa PIAWOSPo WsteI Jt l istositUl I st4Ik let i rjojir tMll CHWatt llseatL JAMES IIEUuMAN J Xm4s UM WALTIIAM WATCHES DUUOKDI JEKSLXT I HUT ink 4llnl M 55 P57ISI CXOIANOC WATCH c Ill Bntlvt Tog tLT tpj Ie I imes st i 4cll O jrea s t TEETH i EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN CD JLSOONE FILLING FI To UMUMlM Os t4 lundm icr THURLO nil tlfasssi V Matt DiraU Plate a41 All me Mfk i Ssse sIiIsly kr a tlsiyH sMH stt I at elms Wt trt 1 an f titan tt psee s 4MtlMrr Oar t i Mt l tttitilt 0 Prices hMn Ik mash 1 alL OaM 5I I trim I1M Amtlwt lllsi SkI cht I i c j llKirtt Oell picas MM NW YI 4 I v i lnrorporarduodfri la LeN tktrtby mekinj mtr 10ynr parities t UJIeatt rl xitk Ill SOka tf tis able raise CAll a All oftrttcrt tw iWW yndiatt a4 muHltrinttmttdln Ar ail 419BROADW A Y s CUll 51 elW nf 7 5 1 UI ci yx i I Itiaas 55 Jara 2lR A Y C tittes I o W 14th St 1 II s1 St mi i J i iit 1O8 W S3tl St Cor Ciba rr tn o3 tine fton tWrtlte 1 0888DAVC I HARLE1130W12DFS 11 I n A KLfcfll one Door East of KoiV I Oe Dr Elt o 10 j flDI K YiM 40 Fulton at n BRO J KLYN PKU JNLT1N lLl Cfn JIIt SL PHILADELPHIA I 3 J3OSTON 1st Wuilsy tT llsiiw st T 4 1aa Ole NUM tAil Aitutit ntk rnr O entir OIrr iiotM sTnIMTnTL n T 4 Fo S t FUHNITURE OOWORTHOW j 1 DOWN AND 5 1 WEEKLY j PRICES THE LOWEST V LEW I NS 48 WEST UTHS1V S07 WEST I2DTH ST l TTIEWRITEBS EEMtO 50LR I TTOAt2ka tss1 I I P Lli

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