The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
June 17, 1902

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r i 1 NIGHT EDITION RACINGBASEBALLH l ft ERAL GENERAL I GENERAL SPORTING NEWS J4 jcr1 SPORTING NEWS ON PAGE 6 FCircuIation Books Open to A1l1 I Circulation Books Open to All J n ON AGE 6 j K NEW YORK TUESDAY JINE n uma PRICE ONE CENT tJ PRICE OWE CENT 0 r MoNiHol BABY GiRL J DISAPPEARS WITH STRANGER I I O Woman Obtained Room in Same Boarding House I Took Pretty Little One Out for Walk and Did Not Retain Mother Prostrated Sends OutGeneral 1 General Alarm 1 Mrs Elizabeth Diehl of No 205 I West Eighteenth street is prostrated i nt her homo over the disappearance 1 this morning of Marie her nine WcmthsoUl baby A strange woman calling herself Mrs OKano of Pall River Mass engaged a room In the house early this morning took a liking to the baby and took It out with her saying ehu vac going to the grocery She did not return The West Twentieth street police have been notified Mrs DleM and I her cousin Mrs John Krlchl with whom she lives believe the child has t been kidnapped to Ilnhj n riTil favorite The Dlchls have furnished rooms In Mrs Filehl home The baby was a chubby child with a very pretty face and was a general favorite in tho neighborhood I While Mr Diehl was playing with I the baby this morning Mrs OKane n short stout ncllilrcssul woman of very good appearance asked to he t ehown a room that she might engrme I I nnd Mrs Flohl aid the woman took I II I the room as son as she saw It 1 The struise woman then said sh I II thought she would go to the grocer I and pet some urtlcles she needed nn l L ahe asked If the baby mftht not go with her Mrs Diehl and her cousin were so charmed by the womans man ner and seeming love for the baby that she was permitted to take the bab with her They say she went away and has not yet been seh or traced After an hours time Mrs Diehl went Into the Street looking for the woman She WEPt as she besan to realize that her hilly hall disappeared nnd as he sought 111 the vicinity for news of the little one tilt neighbors offered to help her and to look for the strange woman airs Diehl gave everybody aa closes a description of the woman as possible and told the police who at once sent DettrtlveSerBPints Gllday and Sheehan I out on the matter A general alarm has been sent oul Mother IH VMV ProMrntnl Mrs Diehl did not bear up long and she had to bp put to bpd She raved about the baby and called continual for her There was Intense excitement In the neUSioorhood when the story that Mrs Dlehl baby had disappeared became known Tin people ran from their homes Into the street and asked nil ports of questions of strangers and of the policemen they met The station police notified Headnuar ters to look out for the woman or whom a closer description given by Mrs Krlehl was as follows Forty vcars of age weight 160 pounds black hair dark complexion and yes blue skirt white shirt waist Marie Is described as having black hair blue eyes and wearlls a white out Ing flannel dress with cnnton flannel petticoat brown stocklnis and shoes Mis DlehlV husband is connected wit a private detective agency and Is at prevent In Providence II I She was afraid as wf Mrs Frlehl to telegraph him the news of the babys disappear nice II L OFFICERS TELL COURT j I THEY CANT GET HARD COAL ii 1 t l Appear Before Magistrate Zeller and Declare that Smoke Nuisance Must Continue i 4 fc II At a result of a luncheontable con t ference between District Attorney t Jerome aol Antten 0 Fox together i with General Manager Skit of the Minhattui KlcatPd Hullniad Lom pony and the latters counwl Charles Ij UiirdlUiT Mr CSardlncr this after noon I livoil Hie rights of the company I to tho ten lays time beoie answering k the summons granted yesterday by Magistrate Cvller for using soft coal Mr Skin and his liuv cT uilke l Into thc Ccnliv Street Court at 330 oclock and liifiinied Magistrate Xeller they were intlv in answer the summons so r as to obtain a Judicial determination as to till It riKlit to use soft coal on their t Jocomnilvis pending their ability to purchase anthracite t Mr Jerome previous to the appeal niuc uf Mi a t told tic reporters i how lie Induced tlv olllrlals of the com 1 pany to forego their Ifgul rights by innrnl lie dOll Mr Jerome opened the court pro ceeocllngK by ujieallnK tOtn MaglHtratf Zeller what jhl had FO itt to reporters Tlie stiillpmen of tin nimpany met I mo fiilit the DHtrl tAttiiiK Ilia I very fair and frank manner and ad mlttrd they w re mini PooH coal hit s wild It would bi1 Inipojslblp tart them In conduct tudliiLSji without uslir It under the prt5i iu clrcumstanoeH Mr Fox told lie MuKiKtiutii hat IV I t road managers uclcomed the Investlgu tlon and snld the company was losing money liy liiirnlnw roft coal Vtcr1ienldeiit and Geireral Manager Alfred Skltt wan then called to tile ntatid Mr Skltt eald the company used about Ooou tons of anthracite a week I I nude every effort to gel a larger njppli Mr Skill said and Increase tho stored quantIty when the strike t licgan Wa havent been able to get u t pound since the trlkc toesun t How much Anthracite have you on F hand 1 Mr Kox asked ft lAss than lXiO Ion nearer JOOO t t tons was the luply Mr Skill slid the coxvany had adver tised for coal but only received nil offer of WU lone which would only run the I road for u bout u third of a day Since tliu stored aupjiiy cot low the company Is but uMnn It on the Thirtyfourth and Fortysecond street shuttle trains i flott Coul nl n li a Mr Skltt told of experlmenta made I ns to uinx coke since the strike be gum It mild such n fierce Ire that It burned out the boiler of the locomotive WOMAN CYCLIST I I TORN BY FENCE Mrs Henry nurfrolne nf Xo 100 Went JCIjrhtyelKhth street while descending Wood 11111 In OoytcHvllle X J on n lilcyclo vesrrday afternoon lost control or tile machine and was dualled with terrillo force agaInst a barbed wire fence ROil seriously Injured Mrs Ilurgolne was accompanied by tnr husband who wan unable to naild tier or overtake her When he reached her lie found his wife badly wounded Mid her clothing torn to pieces Mr Uurgolnv imnovej his shirt which Jill tore into piece for bunilucn amid bound up tho more serious nf hii wifes iwouiuU Later help arrived um the In Jured woman Will taken to the residence Of Ooorge Wllllanm a abort distance uway and Dr Joiepi linger of Kprl tUee was telephoned for The physician worked for nearly fofar hour L fw hi and sent fOrth a shower of cinders The using of soft coal llr Skltt said was a loss to the company It burns out the lire doors and is a great diaad Mintage It Is less valuable as a fuel than hard coil DlstrlctAttorney Jerome orosaex amlned Mr Skill Whit fforl have you made to get coal Mr Jerome asked In a very mild voice Mr Skltt replied they Md made In quiries from various dealersbes1des their cortractor Herbert Co So practically youve had but two wrelts lo get coal remarked the Dis trictAttorney S D Smith superintendent of the railroad company was then called He said that he had Instructed the firemen on the locomotives to eliminate as much as possible the smoke from the tunnel Mr Smith then described the manner in which soft coal should be used to rain this advantage Is there anything further you can do asked Mr Fox Wo sir was the reply In reply to another question Mr Smith said the company was running about three hundred cnglncn dally Joseph Dlcklnosn general sales agent nt the en York Ontario and Western Itallroad Company said THiu wall little coal on hand when the strike began owIng to tho big de mand during April We never In the hlHtory of our line liatl so little on our lnndn Uo you know of any way for the Manhattan supply Itself with broken anthracite No sir we have made every effort to help your contractor We are willing to pay one nrlce After Gilbert R Herbert the con tractor furnishing the Mojihattan with coal had trritlfled that he had been un able to buv any kind of hard coal for the road Health Commissioner Ledcrle look the taiil and testified that three ilavn ago hm had made a contract for 1000 tOils of hard coal for his dePart ment IstrlctAttorney Jerome then asked fop nn adjournment until June 30 S 3 1 M which was ordered ALDERMEN ACT ON THE SMOKE NUISANCE At the meeting of the Board of Alder men this afternoon Mr Sullivan Intro fluecO a resolution directing the Health BoaId 10 enforce the antlsmoke ordl nance Where was only little debate but the rciolutlon was adopted had sewed up all the woman wounds I which consisted principally of sever cuts No bones were broken and she was removed later to her home In thiv I city cityOTTO OTTO JAEHKEL ARRESTED I Accniril of flailIng VBOono from llrrlln nnd New York Klriu CIUCAUO June 17Unlted States Mirfhali from Milwaukee today ar rested Otto Jaelikel ut Trevor Wl The prisoner la wanted on the clmrge nf securing JVft from Knglebert Hardt Co of New York Ilcrlln and lluenoi Ayres It U alleged hIs plun wan fqncoctrd In Jluenoi Area where tie was employed by lime firm and was carried Into effect Iti Ujinburi and IurU II has eluded hU Pursuer IX travel llni In the United Status and Maxim NO SLUMPS HUT DAILY HEOU LARLY month In and month out in New York City circulation The World inalntalns a lead of Ten of 1350uAztdl ow wjjr oUter p pr I 1 n f ij GIANTS LOSE BOTH GAMES SUPERBAS PtA Y PHILLIES Brooklyns Open Series with Quakersin Phil adelphia Hanloni Menby Clever Work Score Two Runs in the First InningDoc Newton in the Box Game Brilliant One The Dnttlnc Order nrooklyn Philadelphia DoUn cf Thomas cf Koeler rf Browne If SheekRra If Jennings lb McCreerv Ib Barry rf Dahlen ss Doom c Irwin 3h Jlulswltt st Farrell c Mailman 3b Flood 2b Childs 2b Newton p Ibenr p Umpire Emslle Attendance 2500 Special o The Erealnr World LHAGUE PARK PHILADELPHIA June 17 Hanlons Superbas broke a rec ord today They brought fine baseba weather with them for the series ot three games that began this afternooi reversing their habit of the past which has been to bring rain or frost The Phillies made a poor record igaliut the Western crowd winning onl six out of thirteen games but with Hughey Jennings at the helm at lot the slowtown rooters look for an Imme Slate boost up the League ladder Old Angel Face came down trom Cornell yesterday and played his flea game here He held down the Initial band and gingered up the Quakers but not enough to win Dill Shettsllne thought seriously this morning of hitting Hughey over to sec ond and puttingDouglass back on first so as to strengthen the team batting Childs having shown weakness In that quarter of late Jennings Is connden that his arm Is strong enough to pic y the middle sack and the probabilities are that he will be asked to make the at tempt In that case Child will ware the bench There must have been afire sale eve in Trolleyvllle last night for every other 3uperba brought a Panarrii hat In allld grees of wear and tear with Mm Th at raws were of all ihapea and xei tfem the big brimmed and imilt crownw shade tree down to the tilnlcy top piece with a permanent create on the top Wild Dill Donovan cut the widest awat if the bunch and he will surely han tile 3allowhlll RlrU by the ears when he passes that way going horn tonight Itanlon was here all yesterday in con sultatlon with the lawyer over the Mc GuIre Injunction case which come up tor decision tomorrow Col Roger haS the La Jole case up again yet r jay and Is confident that he will not Continued on Sixth Page BRITISH fORMING BIG SHIP COMBINf Royal Mail Steam Packet Com panys Letter to Sharehold ers Discloses that Large Plans Are on Foot LONDON June 17The Royal Mail team Packet Company has sent a circular ular to Its shareholders as follows Since the last general meeting nego lotions have been commenced by which he operations of this company would be greatly developed and extended hy the company being Included In a large chomp of association with other Im ortunt British lines The details at present are conflden lal but they will be disclosed to the roprletors for approval before Hiey are eflnltely concluded ALE VARSITY ALMOST SWAMPfO THames River Too Rough for Harvard to Work This Morn ing Gale Wrecks Examin ation Tent YALW QIJAHTF5HB Qalei ferry Conn June 17 Rough water prevented the Yale Varsity eight from taking a Ime row over the full course on tIe barnes thin morning the boat shipping ao much water before the third mile wee aisei that the men returned to quit 1111 In tim launch Thu freshmen did nol 110 out for practice Ilarvuril heist Illnnn flown JIATlVAnU QUAJlTBJlfl GALE I7IUIY Conn June 11A northwest wind made the water fa rough that no boat was launched by thn Harvard oars men this mornlnf During the night the ruination ten was blown down and tutnlimtlon tuiluy are In progress In ie quarter prnper If weather unit water condition per il the oairttnen Inteid to work In the mill 18 till afternoon II Prevention U better than cure updkjr World Wits pmeat Du4I II hilUreL dO A f t 11 J i 1tiifq i BROOKLYN WtNS SCOREBY INNINGS BROOKLYN 2 0 00 1 0 0 104 PHILADELPHIA 0000000213 Continued from Sixth Page Seventh Innfng Flood bunted to Iberg and died at first Jennings threw Newton out Dolan grounded to Childs Ni runsBrowne singled McCreery helped Jennings out Barr grounded to Flood Newton got Dooms rap to first in time No runs Eighth InningKeeler and Sheckard singled McCreer sacrificed Keeler scoring Sheckard died stealing Dahloi flied out One run Hubwitt singled Hallman walked Childs flied out Jack litz for Iberg struck out On Dahlens wild throw Hulswit and Hallman scored Browne fanned Two runs Ninth Inning Irwin flied to Browne Farrel soared to Thomas Flood out Hulswitt Jennings No runs Jennings walked Barry flied to Sheckard Dooin out at first Hulswitt doubled scoring Jennings Hallman flied out One run It I S a AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES I At Boston Dleyanji Boston 3 At Chicago End sixth inning Philadelphia 1 Chicago 6 At Detroit End of filth inning Washington 0 Detroit 1 At St louisEnd fourthinpjngBaltimore 1 St Louis 1 1 LATE REIIAT HARLEM Fourth Race Ethel yilheaj liAutollght 2 Hoodwink 3 C 4 5 7 AT ST LOUIS Fourth Rice Goijghtjy 1 Lakeview Belle 2 Loiter 3 z S 3ANDMASTER INNES FAILS TO GET DIVOROF re jury in ho divorcoaseofB ndmaster Innes late this rflrnccn LTcught in a Verdict in favor of Mrs Innes The mu him Iwehrc ails to jet a ovcnc S St a CHASED BURGLA RS IN A SLOOP PORTCHESTER N VJune 17An exciting chase after burglars Ir a sloop on Long bland Sound baa ended In the capture of one of them Iour louses were vlsltoUl by burglars in Rye last night an a considerable quantity or plunder wan carried away i The last house robbed waa that of Rev D P Jlrnle rector of Christ Church Mr Dlrnle and acme neighbors gave chase They tracked the bnrfilare to the American Yacht Club House at Milton Point There it was discovered thata rowboat Waa missing The pursuing arty boarded a sloop yacht and started after the fugitives When the men In the small boat saw thelsloop they pulled hard for the shore They reached It considerably hud of the yacht but the pursuers on reaching and kept up their hot chase and finally euoceedrd In capturing one of the nen 1 RUSH ON HORSEBACK FOR FORT HALL LANDS POCATELLO Idaho June17Exactly at 12 oclock today 1300 men mil ooys nfall ages nishod ocroM tho linn of the Ceded Tort Hall Heeervu Ion and disappeared tis cloud ot dual In their mad rush for homestead and mlneraDnndq Moet oth n were mounted on horses and ponies limn orlty belne beavllv armed i Probably a thousand persona departed later with pack animals S S 4 NEW MVElN RAILROAD MERGER S ST TAUlj Minn June 17 Mtorneya for tile Northern Securities ompany and foi J Ti IIIU President of that corporation this iffternoon B rvtd notice on the Attohiegaenoral that they would on June 24 move to ucate service In he sultnrought by the State of Minnesota ipalnnt tile lorthern Securities Company spit Irrsldcnt Hill 4 CHAMP CLARK SPEAKS TO MAINE DEMOCRATS t HANOOH Mo June 17Wllh Champ CUrk of Mlsoourl aR orator the Democrat of Maine heldtliolr State Convention here today There was n onteat for them Onhernat nomination between B V Oould of Skowhe an anti Dr CI Crooko1tnf Thoniastoii Mr Clark said the Democrota would carry the country on tariff revision and freedom of the Philippines to S FATALLY WOUNDE D SHOT SLAYER I i r OKIMJOMA CITY 0 T JUliA f7 W McMlcbael today shut mnl itally wuucdwl W IJohnssa wHI1 nown yoime business man on tli LreirthPMithpreiftii ofVdtBpueover a contested land claim While be WtI1 Jylpu on t RroAl Joh oq ehot MeMch el In tho abdomen Johnson tplred wltbla few mlOutei7McMlcba IIL Dot liyt S I I tr I Y 111 i J II S 11 r P 4 1 til d 1 i 11 lJtJ A I Bostons Beat the New York Team in Tw Games Before Bun ker Hill Day Crowd Giants Are Nov Tied with St Loui for Last Place in the Pennant Race The flatting Orilrr New York Boston Dunn cf Iush cf Uenilrlckj rf Tenncy lb Doylf lb IToolcy if Liinlpr 3b Cnnwy rf Hean ss OrcmlnRPi 3b Smith Sb Demon 2b 10001 If rx iiR sa Iloacrman c Moian c Bliwott p Pittlnger p Umpire Cantlllon Bpclll In Tb Einlwt WoiU SOUTH END GHOUNU3 DOSTON June 17 Hoiton ball i hir kept th GlantnRolngclmKlnethrlr JIlt thin morn Ins Probably the least said of that curl contest the better New Yorkers hat to hear of their representative ball play era losing They hays grown tired of hearing the words The Giants lone mind must be pained to know that Ihe city has no bolter material tu make III n team Gland Hoodoord But etlll none can any other than thn the Giants are the most hoodooed team In the country This aflemooi finds another change In the batting or dir and all because dame fortune cas her ugliest frown on one of the Giant He was Llbe Washburn who the power of the New York Club had ruled shoOk lie Walter Brodles iucceisor In centri field from yesterday on That on meant as affairs presented them iclvei about an hour and a half The time has elapsed nod Washburn Is lylni In his room with a fnoe so badly dls colored that looks hardly human His nose was badly broken by a pltohe ball the bridge bone being totallj severed Bo now Manager Smith winhei Walter Brodlo was along He has beci sent for but Us some few miles be tneen here and NewYork and It wa ImpossIble for the player to cover th ground In time to take a bund In thl I afternoons game But It would notbea New York teAm It seems If something weTs not the mat ter and goodness knows there Is enough 011 hand now Johnny Dunn the hAnd man of the team had to be pressed Into lervlc this afternoon and out to Its told he went Johnny Is a willing tel ow but lie cannot be compared u Jrodle In doing outpost work or at the bat cither But what could the poor Continued on Sixth Page fOUND MESSAGE I fROM HURONIANl Bottle with Scrap of Paper Picked Up East of Halifax Told of Disaster to Missing Ship Ii MONTIliAI June 27A letter re clved hero from Stlllwill Parker nl irad hlp harbor N B fiiyi that nn tune I a bottle was pICked up fortyllvt II miles past nf Halifax rontalnlnc the ollowlnit note written on a serup of taper Steamer lluninlan turned over Sun lay nlfrlit In Atlantic In small bnat nurte n of its The Allan liner bouml from Glasgow fM St John N n sailed from the I ormer port on Keb 7 ami nothing up to his llnm has been hfard of the vessel I tlthouKh several suHiiicrn IncliidlriK I no warships have neuirn il for tiacm ot her AUIhe local nniCM of the Allan Hue I j 1101 tiiM today nothing had been heard oncoming tilt fite of the Jluronlan Thp primpiny here hn1 not been in cried of th finding of the mussaini I nou1 In the Montreal ilrrpitrh II TONIGHTS EVENTS Irnnkllii Clmplrr Order Rml era Star rrrriillun Mnlniln I Hall Our Iliiiidrril slid Tnru I lnnrili ulrm nmr lrilnuloti ii rnur I Norninl Ciillricr roiiinirnrr 1 iiirnt 1xriiriilr Hull I then osru II i Cliili Sued t I lag tliminriivrniriit Im 11 linll lulr hIgh XfliiMil llroiiUlMi tln iirllii rl Morlrl Fifth Atriiur hold I rRcul prriun urnS urgaIsaih It r H WEATHER FORECAST I 1itrtcnnt for la tlilrlrolx I I liixirk rnillrli at N I M Wrilnri I lax for rT York City anti I virlullyi fair Innlulil Vriluri day fair null wrnirr brisk lo I fresh wul i4Iudi j L DlSDRoWS FATHER TELLS f H J GORDNER SON Will APPEAR

Declares Young flan Who Is Expected to Throw Light on Good Ground Mystery Did Not Run If Away Acting Entirely on Advice of H1 r Lawyer OfUII 1 For the first time since the double tragedy at Good round the author ities ot that place communicated with the father of the missing Louis Die In ow today Coroner Nugent called up Thomas A Dlsbrow at Richmond Hill nnd asked him If It was true that the whereabouts of the missing young man was known Mr Ulsbrow said It was tr and then Coroner Nugent asked if It could he arranged to have him meet 1 the young man and take his state ment Mr Dlsbrow said that If1 the lawyer who Is advising his son Is agreeable the meeting between the Coroner and the young man could be arranged Coroner Nugent was assured b Mr Dlsbrow that young Dlsbrow did not run away Tho father says trfat I as soon as his son learned of the die I appearance of Foster and the Law rence girl he communicated with a lawyerand old friend of the family and placed himself In the lawyers care and has been governed ever since by his advice s DETECTIVE NOW CALLS IT AN ACCIDENT Accident Is now the theory of Will lam II Field the Pinkerton detective 1 who has been Investigating the death of Foster and Miss Lawrence To one of the boarders at the Tun nel Haute Field said I do not be have there was foul play So tar ai I have tone everything points to acci dent When talking for publication Field was more evasive Ive ben over some of the giound he sold but have come to no conclusion The defective questioned Mrs Tunnel l J1da She Is the wife of the pro I prietor of the hotel and up to this time has kept much In the background She has told the Pinkerton man a great deal concerning Dlsbrow and his doings at he house Mra Tunnel told The Evening World Tfl reporter that DIsbrow left owing her several eke board jj My husband vould not take a checJfnli she added Ve did not hear Disbr6w enter the house after tho fight on the beach Nobody knows whether he entered the liiise again r ixirrlinriitlnic Ultli the float 1art of the work done by Detective 1 KleM today was the careful eXRrofllllrij lion of the rowboat from whlchLoUsrfJA and Miss Lawrence are supposed lt hive been dronned He made severn r experiments wflh the boat He found that three penoim would crowd the boat I danmrouHly Their weightset the gun teal of the boat down to within an ln1 nf the waters surface Any consider able nuivunent of those In the boat I oauped It lo ship water iv Vlth two persons the boat was safe enough unless too much weight was put nn one end Then the little craft would lurch enough to throw persons out butt would InMantly rIght herself and not eapsze It required H considerable ef fort to turn the boat over I am not altogether convinced that an nody vnt out In the boat sell1 held as the experiments were flnjslred Owing to the absence of DlstrlctAt tome Smith the Imdy of Clarence Fo IT was not exhumed toduy The Dls trlclAttorney will not arrive at Good fSround until tomorrow There hnj been some friction between Coroner1 NiiKent and the DistrictAttorney which j has grown out of the Coroners slipshodj methods IT S tt DISBROWS FATHER WILL T BRING SON TO INQUESTS 1Li l cannot tell you whether my at1 t Is In Canada or Montauk Point bat he has established communication i with me through friends He HIT tJTTl 1i within reach and will appear befor the Coroners Jury or any other tribu nal as soon as 1 am asked by tho oujj 1 thorJtlPB to produce him This statement was made today ar by Thomas A Dlsbrow father of the missing witness In the Good Ground tragedy to an Evening World re porter S The Evening World bee learned Hint the person rho telephoned S to Mr UUbroT nmu a lairrer rrhn line au offlce In Drod1I7 rJala Continued on Third Page r HATASOO WINS THE HANDICAPm 1 5 st l Wax Candle 20 to I Takes Fifth RaceSir Voorheis Wins Foam Stakes S t t 41 41Ii 5pIt to Tin K enln World I HHKKIHHBAU HACK THACIC June li1he truck wan slow ut Sheep liead this afternoon and the horses with mud form ir daddies and mammies that ueil to like mud were the cor rect thliiKH foi the talonl to follow It was a superb day so far a Pie weather wns concerned and an Ideal afternoons port would have been realized but for this going Thire were miiny scratch The presence of Gun tire III the opening dash ruined thai rn f for she looked a sure winner bnirlng accident and no one cured la mart against her The stall feiture was Hie Cone 1st uinl Handicap ut six furlong with a splendid field of eprliitera und the Foam SUUei for twoyearolds The attendance WHS large XIH3T HACK for thr7fAr ldi in furlong Ikitlea urltr hu JiKk S HIT Fin dir I Lu nn 106 llurni fi I 1 15 on Th Ilivil IMi Ioltin I li 2 I o ArnlrlU 101 shil 743 Ii i lion Mot 111 Woodsrly 1 I I 3 Vtt rK ll nc 10lll lf rn I T I 40 1 o nmiiiir IK itif 9 ii 6 luo x ileforitist W IinjlMt K Jf I M 10 limit illS hrn 6 1 1 8a V H llonner IW lii I S 9 M Start Tinielih fl purl goi Won liy Tlro Hone nuuci to the front mid showed u lot of speed for the first quarter but Ounnre got 10 him slll 111111 H was all over Itoue flopped to a walk dunlin went on S nJ smothering her Meld ill linprerixlve style won tfflllo Iliir l three lengths from Die Rival who wan llireefourtliH of n lenitth In fivnl of Amldtla Gunfire win the niwllum of It lile plunifi being borkiil from I to 5 to I to 6 liy hunkB of money all the big pluugerH liklnt the price its sure inune 4LO4i HACK her turlurol I nd UPUN itlllnc tin nih II I atOsrs 0111 uhJ 1lIIfno iii liais niiirlon hoG J itlo I i 11 S6S M c al 94 H 4lcTn 7 3 S SJfc I 5 31 30 fc U kvl Vi rMlnir 4i Jack H MunJ 101 Urn 6 lii II 3UW MO Mwktta 103 MlhMl B il S 3UW It lien ilusird W oJrsn 2 J it iii S II IVImin US JlJfihxJ 6 7 W n Start lair Won mill TlnlOIIO 15 I ucktt uSa the lint tu show hut lit vu C outrun liy J a ol Dftnuml ii ho rani lu ihf front ut the unit of u Iluurlfr nd wl n last inicn lu the urn Ihr lie was Joined II Criterion and ho inlr rared head and basil to tie dtrcich rullowed by A ceiulon As noun a8 thc itralgltttned for homa Jack Demuncl mil und Criterion took the lead win line tully by i lenrUi and half from j ii Jtuj f r 3 AKcenslon who was flee lengths In front of Locket TIIIKD RACE The Yuan ikfi for toyfiroHi flti tar long a SiltIng 1 Surler hu jock StlllfFln htrjlac L I Sir Voorheli HTWondlr i 3 l 1 B 1 v Sliorthow 117 Undrr 6 4 2 40 I i Itlnidcrr ill Sh w t 6 35 30 toni Carlo IIS Odom I n t IS 4 M rrr voi it IKnurni 4 7 S Ii M I Albrrcrift 1191Jrfon n 3 IH I 1JW 11Jo Uriniitont 117 Krdtrrn 7 4 7 1W tQ Start good Won rlddtn out TlmeIOQ 4S c bail Albertcraft Monte Carla andf TUntr Doe nude the running lclOftJj order to the dip where the weigh told I on the first two IInd they die away Wonderlr then rushed Sir Voorhels out of the bunoii nUll Into the lead end Hulling off a rush ty Short Hose In I the last furlong won cleverly by 4 length and a half from Short Wooej who was two lengths In fnont of lUnrfj Dave I KOUHTII IUCE Ji Tbt Oonejr It laO Miodlnp for tbJar014e IIIJ up elm furnvi DtttllLI Stlrlm shil Ik StMlfrin itrritt lUliirxi HO oCounor 4 3t Il MO 15 lhy I mil 1M Situ I tl ft 8 ai f that f ItS llnlfrro 3 41 31 I6 K llmovcr UK 11 Tnr S II 4i 54 timirt Sol 108 llurni i 61 6 i 10 JIll Knilticnci KXjOocan I 7 C i M i hirmlur lOll Durham 8 2 7l 1X lAs Cjniunclr US OJom 9 P gu 1XU ffunino0r 97 Tra wi II 51 9 itt 1k l lirt fixul Won ri11jr TlmtIU IS 1 lid IniBH raced away In front arid u srI i rltppliiK jaet n length In front of Hilanoci anil Operator who nicest tOot Kflhi on even terms a rouplo of lenrtfc In mutt of Minart Hot and Hlniailf hey held this order to the etretch wlurr O rutir cull iraed Dflttnsoa then rlnnetl on I uily Incas and solar to th front In the last tlllfty yare won tiyri Icneth ftuin l icly Uniaa TVO wat u liiiirtli lu front Himself t KUTI1 HACK V for malice loujMrotli are iad a bAIt fi F 101141 I S v tlirnt Him ooli RI UK Via IIltIla Wn rnai 115J Mrlln T Ji 1 20 it 4 AMlnll ill I tiara 3 1111 44 eat I 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4 gggfiJiiuv gi g g Trg gr I 0 J R4ftM9QW9fc S A THE WORLD TUESDAY EVENING WNE 17 1962 X JRL WHO SHOT jTO KILL IS FREE I I I l iury Disagrees in Trial f tof Martha Gibson tlwho Fired at Chris tian Alliance Leader I 4 NEW CITY N Y June 17Tho Jury In the case of Martha Gibson a II nnejecnyearold girl chaiged with I I sfcootlns and attempting to kill Otis tav Collln a prominent leader In Dr At B Simpsons Christian Alliance iand up to a few days ago the superin tendent Of the Nyack Mission came lijj at 12 oclock last night and report cd disagreement The jury Blood tin for acquittal and two for convic tion Congressman Tompkins attorney Mr tho girl demanded an Immotllntp retrial or the discharge of the girl DistrictAttorney Lee was not ready for n now trial BO Judge Fallon dis charged the girl without ball and s c left the jail for her home In tyack rackfilrl I raIl Mnilc rne riinrnrK the caso was one of the most Ien vjtlonal ever tried In this county In L her defense the girl made praMs charges against the Christian Alliance man claiming that he hid mlilcil her tiqiler promise of marrURo Collin de nied the charge but he hpent an un comfortable afternoon on the wltiie s Htand and for more than an hour lls i1 tcned to an awful nrralRnmcnt by the IrIs attorney The Christian Alliance leader Is a tall broadshouldered hamltomo innn with a nujtneUc personality Up IB t unmarried and the Idol of tin Christian Alllanco folk Thn courtroom wan crowded with Ills admirers Several of the women testified In his bphalf The shooting occurred last January InjNyatk Collln was then loader of tho Alllanre Mission und he wiin returning to his hoarding placn from n niiCtliiK hen he WIH confiontid by Maltha f aibstxi who stepixjil out from behind n t tree revolver In hand She had been to b the meeting but got out ahuad and laid In wait for Collln Snid lie Oldllt Know Wliy In his tCHtlinouy Collln ald that hi did not know wthy the girl xhot him 4c unIcpa she was angry bocausu lit spurned her attention lie paid that Eho nan Infatuated with him The Gibson girl told a very Rinsatloiinl nyiry which has xhocked the com munity t Under crosoexamlnntlon Colllh ho r came very much confiued hut denlnl a nil of the girls chaiRtg lie vunccd r under the bitter siiinnilni III of the Klrls lawyer but was loyally Hiipported I by the Alliance women who caul loolta ot contempt nt lie Girl Ii Whim the Jury unit reported a dis i agreement the Judge sent them back but after another nour no aKrcivmnt could ho rpachod BO the were dls I i clinrged Collin Intends lo leave for the vest lIe rcalRned the superlntendency U of the mlaalon oeveral days ago CITY ITSELF IS I USING SOFT COAL Clouds Black Smoke Come 1 from the High Pressure pUmping Station in West Ninetyeighth Street OlDclals of the Department of Water Supply Gas and Electricity have received I ceived numerous complaints recently 1 t against the use of soft coal at the high z preuure pumping Italian In West Nine tyelgthth street near Columbus sucnue The complaJnaatn fay that soft coal l a i constantly used and falU In clouds to t the roadway making a constant blur t of black aieifireealjlo umoltc and tutu Deputy Cctmmleeloner Do Long wild soft coal had to be ascd temporarily untjl hard ooal can bo purchantvl Ilo naJiJ this Btatlon punus the wat r for hr the upper well sldo und Jlarloin iiml If It were shut down the nsIdciitM or i WqrttnenthoUHCH would only liavu water a low hours rturlnK tin night and then only on the llrst and second i floor ill IX Ixitif sQl 1 thai hard roil would be used on awn UB jm sihl un l hat Chief lintInter Ulrdsall Mr jjay placed an order for 1W ions mom Ii fit which will be uenl at this Iulllpil I lAlton IC Oomtnisiloner Ledtrle of the Board uf I Health mado iubli the contents uf a 4 po til card ha had received through the ma1l eaklnc ilm to drop the nomplruniB Jqkln8t eoftcoal uiors Tlio portal card Which was written poorly uL t i Af r JJA411 dro p oomj miiti rn Mlui ihu LIIlllhK V Pot IOn cOil This fcUftllJIUt UVtl IHUkl J v tu 1 1aflL Orcnii d Itbur btioull It rrtcu rum 1 IrlklBc tM laty lu wrk I lay tt kI aIti but aol t i ory4Dli iMUvr MW ban i 1110 4 ip 9iu ICMi or bluii fs tad wimlnc niunlcipil uitdiltlili and tvalgtlun till tcrfurUun i iuu Ml la iuut ill wnipliluu iiirtl rmlriui Ual firm ti HAMIIIH Coniinlmloner ledorlo nlsu unnouiurnl t P that ha bud received a letter purporting I llr comu from U W Moore A Jo fMoore Dektwari Outinty 1u to tin I itftoct that they had lvbO tons of ntino and nut coal but no price xvis naimd I L Coininbsloper lcdecje saul coniplalnts 1 bout uoft coal umoku continue I DEAF MUTE GIRL MISSING t tDE u JVurdluu Mil nt HIT Home f 1 t t our Abu lour 1 j Tlizle Nordlne twentyone yearn old 41iitbaf n4 dumb gIrl of 00 H9 WUMt r1I fWxlui th itrcet has bein inlbulns since j f qr4ar his II live feet tall ulfjlm Hi 4 JjMHind anti lui dirk oompliixlun hair I JipiJ eei and wear a tan skirt whltit rV 4L1 lk black hat trlmnud with red ree Vid1 bliik ltcd ahotf 111 i AII r1 rtftnen yew old of NO pTiif t n liuiulred and Thlrtv ev ttf Ias 15eU mluluf ilncti Juno 1 I4 rw1lh andy oompltx Ir illIl yow and wear is epor u rOtLH ri Is t I I I I lfj x 4 p r LOCAL 1 1 Mil c UCHT HIT III1 TOW mptrollir tlroitt IiIi ilio city this morning foi Ilimllton N V lie Is la deliver an adrtipps to I lie nradu tes or Colcato rnlv rltv at thai pine Mr Grout Is in ilumnti of CiljalP luullir 3ialuiiid ihci li ISI KKVOMTIO I CHItmi MKHT liiuvi 1 th volution to make their aIimhliIst ratio more reprcontatlvt1 of tie ciintr III lirji yrntcnlay at a ipeclil tnuetinr it thtlr huiiilguiirterf In the 1revin Ian llullilln atnunded their coiitlt ilor to legalize four Instead of tw 0 kprI nt md six addid mcmhrri of HIM OoVPrnliiR hoard MUM t invv Tin mddliiR of MlHi Ilortense Jey and JuliUH Ilhmiui wa s ril ihj rid t ed last IViiliiK at lnrryH The brldo la a daiyhtc of CoinmlssloiKr and Mrs IVrilinind Levy nl No 213 West One Ilundnil and Twelfth street Onl reIn tlvii and Intimate filendi were present at tlif fTMinonj xvhlrh was followed bv a I rlolll Inner tfrimii run Iii IS iiri lh Mil ot lrmanla Iox as ail i ninlKliMlrIx or the oslate of Mrs AJUIII tla FloiPiiro Howard a tilde of nm months HKnlint tin NVw York Ccntiii Ilillroad fur SlOfiOtW dainnRus for UIB death or her diiiiphtcr In tIme Park ave rule tunnel roJII jon tiled yixtterda at Vlillo Plain HMiIti In i verdict for Slro o u101 lIt tlu company Org How ard met lUith hMsldu her liustund who also lost htH llfr 31Y TII3 VV rnilJIMIOMS The tolephonu snrvleo III Westohester County Is to I all tied up during the next thirty days If an order Issue by lloilth Olllccr r r K li Mulligan of Yonkers Is 10 be rarrltd out Ir Mtil IIKIII found IhfiM last nlat John M Donlid Ihtrl two years a lineman 111 the employ of tin New York Telephone Company lylliK at tin foot of a tele phone pole with umilMxix fully de vtlopid ACTING MAVOIl IN 13115 1rrsidcnl Kornes of the Board of XI dermiii will tint hivi the prIvIlege of exertIng HIP full powfr of Mayor dur IIIK Si Hi IOWH hiininier vacation The Mayor iiiiiionnced mtcrilay y that he would take a leave In JUIV for thrvu weeks The new charier prevents the PrrHidrnt of the Alderio inli Hnird from havltiK full power until tliu Major has I iii away thirty driv 11 II nut IIKII N At the Miinliattan 1 11110 graduating pxeriH at Carnegie Hall on Thursday next V llouiki Coikrin will have In LI 11 conferrrxl on him Ilefore Mr Iockriin beraini ft iinlnint he was n teacher III Manhattan College oi it nMii r JiDCii 111111 JiiilKi Olio Hlioenlih I won t yih ye nf I tie IMstrlrl Ooiirt of Ando POrt Hlro ii rn veil vetlenlas on the steamer Sin Juan lie Is the youngest district Jililtie III the duiitnlon of Im hi Sam lie Is hole Oil IL two weeks vacation and will spend most of hh Ii iou at his home III llaltlmore Ni MV noirsi IOU KIIOI Y Iollie Captain Fi oil y denied emphati cally ycstcnliy tlint ho hid purrhmeil a liorni tor JlTOW on ViiMhtiiKton HIBllti HIV ovnii iiv VAX tiiorK fcUf the propilntor of Ih6 Semlnolc Hotel nt Ialm Ilivicli Fin and who li now stopping at lie Mtcvens HoiiHe was inihriinff Uroidway nt Sev enteenth street last nlKht vilirn hi was knuckeil ilown hv a plinn vniron driven I Tiv George Hli u negro und severely Injured I 11UNAWAV lillll FOUMI 1 Florence IiUnh the fourteenyearold daughter of William Lush of Port Ches I ter who dIsappeared from her homo a week ago was anesied last night at i Uhllu Ilalna in comiJiny with an older girl who gave her name as Margaret I luri of Ujf The girls acre drink IniK a bottle Dl wino when aricktid They acre unaccompanied r WASHINGTON r i0 AID rou IXIOSIIWXS ASIlINU1iiN June IT liuKuIn anil Charleston have imknl Uonurcia for IduOW lint JISOTOO respiCtlMly to cover i ililflts from their expofltUinH tint the 1 bumper of hue I I flUMe tuvfird exposition1 Is uucli that no appropriation ouulil tel thronuli IIIIIIXII JIllLNSIII I VASIllNiToN Juno 17Tho Dopnit rnnt of Juatlce liolilH tlnil no Filipino can become a czcmi of time Unltid Stat cmi until his status Is fixed by Con en KB VACATION IOII IIOIISON WASMIvnToN Juni 17 iti ult Hlih inond I llubsiin Ii dIm of tlio I rrllnllc nis Kranuul u thicc month leave of nbhciuu ymterila bj SeiTitiirv Jloixly bK tuw if it ciMnlltlon of hlrt eyes JItlbIhNl jiKKS WASIIIMITOV W 8111 NtJuCN J une IT IkuJior T Wirthlntfion of Tunktiiui Ala held a long lIt y loiriTHiiiu with 1ivslilitu flOOBOIll yiKUTiHv on tin Itijiin of SmILOierj uppiviifini nts 11 1 TH IIP II InllI 111 1SoHI riiN Jiin 17 Th report of the naval Irjnid Ihh fcuind CMpt Inmly luilRvAiltoiMtP u m ril of tho Nav dlMiiidtloil foi acttxi I Ii tnM iti ill ha HM I tti Mitlint Ph futiul ir lr ii ililiiu hll II I I MIII s i n t ipt I tnU sIll i ji t ii u r it Im I i irfniin Hit r lulK AUtUIlttt 1 I OlfO or WOUNDS AFTER 4 MONTHS i Patrick Fay Who Was Shot on March 8 Expired To Day Two Men Are Under Arrest Iuilik Pit n bartPiulcr who wan aHkiulteil and rrlounly vmnulcil In II light at Ninetieth mrMt unil rimird aye mm on Ihe IIJHIII uf lurch H and for Hlilcli two rntn vrie arriitwl illnl in hlii hotiif Nu IX Unl Hlxtythlrl etrrit toduy rum his I tiJ orb es A u oidlni tu Ihu pollo looriiv Tudor of No HM A u n no A Hilt Into tIle miloon wJiiio Pay win iMiphid and cot Into an argument with Ilio bur luniKT Iuy put Tudor out or thn mi llion A Sew inltiuttM later Tudor It U ullfKvil returned with Charley Crook ot No 113 Bant ElKhynlnth sired and renawvd thy arifum nt which resulted Ini il4ht durlnir which Tudor U nllexed to litat banned Crook a revulver Crook in Mid to havti ihol Yiy In Iliu obdo J 1 MRS KALTENBORN MARRIES I MAN HER HUSBAND NAMED t I Wife from Whom Orchestra Leader Obtained j Divorce Weds Carl Hugo Engel I a fi r

it t Lr r1t k itf i tn jit 1 3 3 1 q C e l I I 4 iVb 4 m 7 mm u C L I b I 44 54l C 7 I tCi it 3 I r it h 1 i I i 4 i ie i7 C L m t4 p MRS ENGEL FORMERLY MRS KALTENBORN Mis frnnz Kaltinliorn that was Is now Mr Carl IIuio Kneel TliU iiut come of ihu ueiiFritlonnl suit for dlvnrci Hint was won by Mr 1 lIen horn April 1 1501 hua just become known Onrl HIIRO Knprl who wan nnmeil ai corpipomlent In Franz Knltpnborni cult for illvorcc admitted today that lie hail secretly wed Mrs Knllcnborn last July less than four m mth iiftor tin husband had obtained hln decree Ml Kiwi la now llrnt violin of tlin orchestra at the CaHinn Theatre Hi Balil that the marriage had occurred In CORONATION CROWD OUSTS OFFICERS i iI I Passengers on Kaiser Wilhclm der Grosse Have to Occupy I Quarters of Men in Charge of Big Steamer I I An omirminii crowd or plCMtirf seek ors mil roronatlon visitors MIO tuilij s 1 th Mtranishlp KaJnir YI tiitl rim lir i losso of the North Sirmiin lloyj lute till the ciIlloiV taliliiii from tin op i HM tn tlu thlnl olllccr lining e cttpfril liy lUhhrngcru Hhue demands b nl ii ti lllliil Tlr nin rule of the lino I ito l tta torn in list In Kin to ICIUP the Slim Ii slut p hair an huir be fore tillUiK thin hut time kil1 ffict limit on thu mlmiii of 11 ucliuk the Kitnt plank UIH nilcisl nnil th htiiiUHhlp lucked out Inu llliil siren n Mr nnil Mrs llcrnnn Slrchlen nf Ito I I h immure tacit Pled thn iMplulnH Htalc ruuiii Mr M I Hln11 thu pnror J mix K lliuKutt ai1 hl e ulfr Mary ht it flooring were atmlKiiiil to tho nhtif iIIU rH htntoroooi JUnes K OHIiaiinli fleas tin 1110111 otlleirs anil JriU WjjMriiun the thIrd otlltvrn Iibln J Mph Cnatr the siu of the Auiluti Ainlor nltu tailed ni thu iuumhip Otheis nlio ii II oil II rr ICy rlt llllU J i lljnoii Iui lluifhant S II IllNM A llljl MllllPtlT elf SMlJll anil Niinvay U yir Jonm in 1J Uir Mill U M Stuart Vor I hy auj Will iam loiiritz I ipsinl und Indicted for felonious nsimull Tuil r HUH later mlinlltcd to ball IIY ale taken to bite IrcabylerUn I l1Kiltdl minI II fet ili s later riiiioMd to IS home v lion VII mltiHi learned of Fays I diatli Iirttitlvii MiiauUy um nent to I n ITHI Tudur V I SHIPPING NEWS i lUIlI iii MV IIIHC Aiiiitvnu llrirn Jrk l IIMII tlonco tituS liikrlrn Ai ljli I Alll tort lliiion liluld llIoluloo Jgtui Turjil fit 1114 1I1OIH Hiu Jinrlro Ijiiiil riltxrma Trjt Orn i IVdrrlri IHTwo OU1OOIO STHAMSHII8 DMUEII TlMUV lunff wilhlm dot riiilcli ilimtmr iriw IlIeiiifl Allt ncii cUn Truiunk litrr iol kr titn IliMlotu AuruU V4U trU Iliiu lliiuilirn Orfulh bun Kl IMuJo No w tlflliOI Inbri N lfI ICOMJO W1AMUIIP8 DUB XhlLY Si Iiitli rrtpoU 3II1Wg tiKiif llt 4uni NIIMM Uiltea Krlttfrlcti 4r 0MM Coiotit Bl timid f L t C ii lit go and that Intimate friends of the I couple ltnl known of the ceremony I iiKLl was a niumbei of the orchestra headed by Kittonbotn of which Mrs Kallenborn wm the trvamner Carl In 1J1 Killi nbiin slid lenlv I f the orchei Ira Ills wife Assumed control nd Engel InPrime the leader While the band was In Philadelphia In Ielniiaiv of that yea Mr 1Cm I ten horn iiinl I deteetve foiclblv entered tIts Kallonlmrns ron and found Mr Knurl there lln began null o divorce which waR Dually Kianled him hv the Court Mrs K iltenliorn henine weiloiialv 111 ami left Now York to escape tho noto vIchy KI NG IMPROVING SAVES STRENGTH His Majestys Physicians Take Extreme Precautions to Pre I pare Him fop Fatigue of 1 Coronation Week I LONDON Juno 17H Is 171 II nlllrlally nn iioiiincil that KlnK Khinl M nine bet I tel this iiioinlni i TL Klnt jiissil u finoil night ntul il j rote uei tuMiiiil dull liltm recovery Is iinliiliiruiitiil The iriiMutlnniry I inritKiuia onkrnl hy Ms ph y1c Iii iso liro 1 iliiB to Ill niiL lr for linstianJIiiK Ills I LiJiM5 3 BirciKlh In view or the fu 1 I itttib nf ujiniiallon nock i Tliirifori the h lug nlll remain nt I Vltiilmr IiHtlo tniliy He WIH keenly llcuppulntril at bvln iniUili to attcinl tin Axiut IUnil luce niiultiiK today ulllrh 11 liilitiili1 to utah witi all the simile cer nwnlil of the oinl larK of UiiLfM Victoria Jlla Mujuxty hoiifu IJueel turil Jls lules liii never to be 1eMnl I humlny old Oiii ilii Onion Aloxipulra niul t lie PrI ice ii lid IrlmvHH of mIlLS wen t i ilti nicus to i itaThe The royal piorpNilun left Wlmlsnr IiKtli for A suit I I eat ti Omiily hifiire I I 1 Allliiiiltfli Klnii Itt tart ails unililo In iittilnl the leers lllll Aldx I unJiu tho 1r lire anl Irlncixx f UulrH I tile ljuKc uf ninlirlilKf the Duke anil I uriirj3 itf i nnuUKll till Ilir ntlil I gusts at tin 1nrillr iltnl niviiilu uf the null all parti liiitt tl IIi ji oi5nion waK Ilp llrst full Stat iiHinilo of Hint I II M riiitlon Hlncc the Iliitn nf tin Irlnr rmt ii and onulitiil of IJ1 tir tIneges In eh J raw 1 h four Ihiiarn VENEZUELANS fRt I ON DANISH SHIP I Captain Killed and Passenger Wounded but Vessel Es caped Had Been Seized Previously by Revolutionists I ST T1IOMAB Danish Went Indies I I Jinn 17 Advlwn received hOle from lllutown Jrilal CJuluna uiulir date 1 of tfutuiduy Juno I say that too Nor vuKlati steamer Jotun u cattle trader plyliiB bitwcin Hollvnr Cludad Noll vurJ Venrsiiola and Ca rntie French liilHiia arrived nt OeorKotown that mommx from Vnieiurlu und thn chief otlUir riporlHd Ihll Vetioturiin revolu tlonlala omniandeeroil the vessel Juno C at IJHiiincaH Ths chief of tile puny fen Vulrnlln fciif topK banC of tlfi yfuHol und ordered her commander Capt ilfllntr to hli cabin lUvoluttooAxy troop iir MCI barked on board the Joun inAjplif oqq voved about JW ot them from lUranc b IeidL i J tunny hM a H lttt r I h tLwtTh w WWL rLrwnJ I TELEGRAPH SAJAC luitKE iiovns I HAltANAC AKi X Y June 17 An Issue of JIOOO of thirtyyear 4 per cent rulstenil bonds nan awarded by Sarnnii Lake village to 5ay to George M Iliihii of New York Mr Itahna bid its ItO U humvvii MVKBS UENIU CIli SON PH Juno K Charles it Kchuub President of the United States Steel Coriximtlon ttntiil to a represen I In live of the Assoclutid Press toilay that thorr was no truth In Urn report thnt II ha 1 jnught the Cramp shipyard UDELL TO VISIT COdXEMj ITHACA N 1 June 17bt was an nounced today that Oov Odell will be a guest of Ireslilcnt Schunnan during Cornells comnieiircmcnt The Gov ernors arty will arrlye In Ithaca Thursday morning TBAi 9CH It AX ON HOCKS OHOTON Conn June 17The freight steamer Chelsea of the Norwich and New York 1ropollor Company struck oi this rocks off KiMlcrn Point this morning at 399 during a tierce rain 11 jny Cant Scotfe tog Alert pulled the steamer off at 8 oclock Tlio dam age was slIght 1IIAOKMAICFU KILLED COLOUAUO SPHINGS June 1 James lla a barhcr was fatally stabbed by Joseph Scott with n pair of heavy shears yerftcrday mornlnK Hix tt and his wife were engaged In I drunken row In their rooms WalBh und Jack Williams who were rooming at Scott resIdence broke down the diior and rushej In on Scotts throat to 11 his wife TEXAS C11OI nUKMXG BI DALLAS Tex Juno HThe serious condition of crops owIng to the Ions drought continues light rain which tel Sunday being Insufficient to do good MHIIGCn SUIT IN COLHT ST PAtL June 17 Counsel for the State of Minnesota In the United States District Court has glen notice that when the merger suit against the North TII Securities Company shall come up June 21 tho State will mnki a motion to remand the case to the State courts relunt theh Judge Ixichren granted the petition far kayo to argue this motion on the date named IV ODUM AT HIS DESK ALUANY Juno 17Gov Odell Is back at his desk In the Executive Chamber tu day lie announced the appointment of George W Case of Port JerU as a l 01 oner for Orange County to till the I aancy cause by the death of Horace Lee He also reappointed Cornelius V Hums o Troy a member of the Hoinl of IJmbnlmlnK Krumlnors of the State JAIL nniLIVEHY KnVSTIlATED VATKllTOWN NY Juno 17A piisoner In the Jefferson County Jail iiis Infonned the head jailer uf a plot to Iffoct a general Jail delivery An npcr taro In the Jail wall two feet square was discovered t nr 1 CABLE J i FOUL DAYS SNOW IN KIIANCI IUKPIQNAN France Juno 17IL has I beou snowing ateadliy here for tour d lya The Cantons r f Mont Louis Sail laiousa and Prndo have been visited by unpiecoJente froMx to rthls time of the yeni The farmers In those districts arc in despair IIHAVY IIAIVS IV MAIlTlNjaVK IAHIS Juno 17Aim olllcltil despatch 101 Port do France Island of Mnr ilnliine dated Mondny June 16 an i minCes that torrential rains June 15 imd Juno 10 overflowed the rivers at 111 liidur point and Iorrilne Mount ii I eontliiued to emit Vast columns of bllloke I li IIIKHTS Wi T T 0 CoLON IVKIK Juno 17lhnrt Itochrfort the vv Unown jon riiai Imi t InruNI Mnfiln I 111 u levdet this nfternoon that hu 1111 that thu Humberts who mo wanl tub IA the police uf thn KrenrJi capital on I rlurgo of being eon orn1 In gig 111 frauds left Paris May 7 mid I eml irkul at St Naziilre on u yacht bouiil for Colon Columblii wiliitliiiNt DIIIVMS DAILY IJJIIN Juno 17 Queen VUhelmlna of 1llanl Is con valvnclng at CliKilc fatli iuiil bunt In Ihl valley of tho Lahn Sli1 t n 14 out dillj with the Uiiicii Mi il did Is lei uvuriimg her color ADMIIIVI oNUiii IIUIITII I IHJItlIN Juno 17Admlral von Tir pitti nil Secretary of the Herman Navy gay i dinner lust night In honor of Hear diiural ONcll I a N who re eniu rtniiieil from UiiMselclurf wher lip ittiniled the Naval tonitress A mimni f inrinin litsliuieri mid nival nMIHilx of high rank were Invited to inert th American Admiral EARTHQUAKE PANIC Violent Miorka II Morocco niul Mlulil TrrinlilliKm III Irnnre MIMiIIA Morocco June 17loirnt Itlhks nIl nuliletranesn rum blliiH liuiHid II panic today amonK the 11111100 1C tillS town No Inn to wns doui unil Iherl slut no lofS if llf I 1AI Kranio Junr 17 riovnral slight rnrlhii i KM wire fell tivdnj in the Arnnil milit of IliuonSalnteMaile foiirle mules here tOlrl i IleK from flare June 7 when Capt JlHIlPK was 11 to resume command of the uhln I i hc WA tnlen to the other aide of tin bay where the wan loaded tcih ca i liOn On hr return voyage when passing t I l Vciieziiidiiti Kovernnient troops irul on lh Jutun from two stcrin mel vraiels lllllnn Capt Jlellrn niul 1 indiu 1 juunenecr natnuJ Nunez Tlio a ivernrnnu MUwli pnr ite1 thin JotJn tat the latter nucccnled In C IMDkli J CUSTOMS CONFERENCE DrliKlllr In 14ll IntlvrliiK llolU Hirrit iiNiloii to lIUcun Ilniii A Jivlimlnary mettlng of Ihe dele gates lu Ihe an An r1cun Oustomi Ouafcrenvo wail held today at th of lice uf AppuUur of Merchandise at Iliu Port of NDH York In the Iuhllo Blore 1 11 era vrr relent Aimrnlier Oeorge W AVhllohcid Hpeclal Deputy Collec tor J J Crouch iirail K riifher of limo hoard of Lnlted States Uenerul AJI vralseuu and K T Cliumbvrlln Com inlMloner of Navl rl tliri There ii ono other nieniber OenO U ttpduIding of the Treasury Department but he wes absent v lt abntT lnMtltif waJ private I wa Bali that the LuaTneu transacted had to do will preliminary arrmig mtnt or hm oonftrimco Wlc Lu LA to b hW In title C t n1 f MAYOR PLEASED AT I BRIDGESPROGRESS I Mr Low Climbs to Top of New Structure and Com mends Commissioner Lin denthal for His Quick Work Mayor Low had an Interesting trip on the new nust Hlvrr Bridge this morning In company with CommissIoner Linden thaI He met tHe Commissioner at Do lanccy street nod the Bowery at 1015 oclock anJ reached his otllje In the City Hull shortly nftor noon The Mayor In describing his trip saId We climbed to the top of the new tower and walked out halfway on the foot bridge Tap rilmb IB a hard one and very dirty All tile tttcl work wad covered with oil to keep I from rust 1 laid more trouble lookIng out for may Panama hat than unytHlnn else 1 carried It In my hand until I reached the top and then gave It to an engineer to take charge of until 1 reached the ground again I borrowed I pair of gloves and managed to get to the top Was there an elevator ho was a asked Not that I know of he laughingly replied Slapping his knee he added That Is the only elevator I used The climb to tho top of the tower which was mad by small footpaths be hind the cables Is an arduous one the distance being 300 feet The aMyor said he obtained the finest view I the city he ever had the atmosphere 1lng per fectly clear and he could see In every direction Speaking of the work on the bridge he said The work Is progressing very favor ably I think the work of splmilns the cables should bit finished by next week and It will then take about four weeks IHI band them This banding require considerable time as they have to be placed In lame clamps The work on the bridge since the first of the year has been very rapid Before I was very slow Prior to Jan U when the fIrst re port was mnde to Commissioner Linden thai only eight wires were spun In nearly 1 year Up to April 1 from tat time seventytwo wires were spun and the rest has been finished since April Pnrtor the old CommlesloiiPri there were no nfitilar reports concerning the work hut now OMr Llnderthal Insist on week ly reports and hint a 15 stem whereby In a cross section drawing every wire that Is spun In the week can be shown Tho Mayor weo expected the brIdge would be open for travel a year from next October He said this date was allowing of all of course nlolnA the delivery al the Iron and no delays btu ai far an he could see no delays should be oc casioned DfANHOfFMAN DIESSUDDENLY I Wealthiest Clergyman in the World and Long Head of the Episcopal Seminary Here A despatrti from Plattsburs N Y announces the sudden death tpday nf the Rev Kugene Auprustua Hoffman lean of the General Theological Semi nary of the Protestant Episcopal Church In this city He was In Platts burir on a vacation burl 1uenlon Dean Hoffman of tho old New York fjinllv of lloffmans was the richest clerfiymnu In the world I Is believed tint his estate Is worth 28000000 Ut tplte the fact that his gIfts to charity were tel Ills holdings were In New York real oslatc whloi were Inherited With his brother also a minister of the Protest iintEplseopal Churdh he owned the rioffnia house property and a tre inendoiiH anuiint of busine s and tene ment locations He was horn In thl city In 1ES eeii at received his preliminary education Colmubla College Grammar School Then he took the regular course at Hutgers CollcKP benig graduated In his eight 1 fiom teentli year He was graduated Hitrvaid with the degree of A B In A from IStH curlnK the degree of M the same Inntltullim of learning In 1531 Ills ilmt work as I minister was done us the rector of tie newly organized Oracu Church of Kllzabeth N J to which jiirbh he was called In 1SK Ho remained them tel vcor going to Grace Oiurchln llrooklyn uttu rector In 16ftl In 1W9 he accepted the rectorship of Grnco rhureh In Iimiladtl pit in cpu dur ing Ills lint your organized the lImit Inl lirt orlallz worklnemaii club ever foinied In this iiiuntn Ho beenme 10541 of the General Theo loakiil anmliiary without alary In 1K73 anil III death held the position continuously unti The golden wnddlnu iinnlvcrHary of Uein lloffiniui und Ills wire was cele brated In their hOI In Chelsrsn Square on April 20 hint Klvc children and ten giiiiiilelillilrin wore pnxent 0 COOL FOOD For Hot Days Bettor health cornea wlU less meat and fat during tho wan weather ily proper and pleasant diet you can prepare the body for Bumiuw end feel from ten to twenty degrees cooler than your neighbor drapoNiHa and cream 0 little fruit and pobBlbly 1 cxjuplo o soft bolliil CSSH lf sufflclont for the bolld lircukiast A u ordinary portion of UrnpeNuts rontalns aultlclcnt nour ishment to fully sustain the body until the noonday meal liflng a pro dIgested food It doeit no overtax the stomach and conUInn none of the heat Bupplleil by the heavy carbona ceous foodi Fully cooked at tho factory by food exports brings I to you ready to servo and does away with tho heat of cooking and the time necessary say to prepare ordinary food and IU crisp daintiness Is pleasing to tho palate of young and old Many delicious recipes are found in each OrupeNiits package r that the form of eating this wholesome food can be changed t suit the user Thee suggestion I followed for Ua days will convince the moat sceptical tat n cool body aJ active brain and w eergr btiherto un known will prevail aUpae laHlue pe uli to wI 1 jeu1t r T 1 4rl i1 acri J

Tho Kind You lao Always Bought and which JIM been In tiso for over 30 years bus bonio tho stgnatnro of und hAS been mtulo under lila per I c2i9i ft Honnl supervision since it Inlhucy Allow no one to deceive you In this AH Counterfeits Imitations and u 7nstnafoodnro but Experiments that trillo with and endanger the health off Infants and Children Experience against Experiment t I What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor OH Pare gone Drops and Siiotliiiijjr Syrups It Is Pleasnit It J contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotia r substance Its ape in its guarantee I destroys Worms aJl and allays Fevcrishncssc I cures Diarrhoea and AVlud I Colic I relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation the and Flatulency I assimilates tho Food regulates Stomach and Bowels lying healthy and natural sleep The Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend GENUINE nARTORSA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of J Yp The Kid You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years 1 OINTU OOIPaNY n MURRU IUT ow YOR CiTY Lr o U INSANE I Asylums are filled with patients whose Affliction is traced to BIooil Poison 95 per cent of the persons suffering with Locomotor Ataxia II and Paralysis are std to have Blood Poison to charge for their condition Consumption kidney liver and heart troubles are often traced to the same source No wonder the people have a horror of this terrible dis ease no wonder that many a man was driven to suicide because the fear J t of its results was incessantly before his mind from which escape was im possible For not until Dr Siebers Serum Toxin was discovered wns there a cure for it Physicians used mercury and potash but these minerals did not cure the disease they simply postponed the fatal day and added to the disease mercurial poisoning All these people who suffer from the results of Blood Poison might have been saved if they had taken the Dr Sieber Serum Toxin Treatment 1 which eradicates all taint from the blood This is the only know remedy which removes not alone acquired but also hereditary Bloo Poison Personsknowing themselves to be afflicted should therefor not wait until locomotor ataxia paralysis paresis or some other dreac ful results manifest themselves but get cured at once The sooner tl better The undersigned company guarantees to eradicate every tail o from the blood in 60 to 9 days If you are afflicted or have a frien 5 who is in the throes of the monster Blood Poison do not delay but con I suit at once with the International Serum Toxin Co Suite 723 S1 James Building Broadway and 26th Street Hours 9 A M to 4 P M L Founder of Siegel Cooper Co T Eczema Psoriasis Salt Rhe um Tetter Acne Belong t that class offdisfiguringskin eruptions that cause more genuino I bodily discomfort findtworry than all other known diseases The impu rities or sediments which collect in the system because of poor digestion I inactive Kidneys and other organs of elimination arc taken up by the blood saturating the system with acid poisons and fluids that ooze out I through the glands andfores of theskin producing an indescribable itch tngandburmng nnd the yellow watery discharge Ionus into Icnabelt17endora rsajaft water I Kifein as a Curl for Eazoma I was troubut cruets and sores or little brown and tried man I crts wIth i for ci year tred manr I nut white scabs that drop off remedies with no rood effect but afta leaving the skin tender and raw uiimrnfovrbottU oC B S S was enUn 1 The effect of the 1v relieved OentroYm WlShutJ e c ec Ie poison may 313W Central St 1 Wichita I kn cause the okin to crack mar I or give it a scaly fishy appearance again the eruptions may consist 0 r hard red bumps the face innumerable blackheads and pimples or hnn upon I Purification of the blood is the only remedy for these viciotM ai diseases Washes and powdersican only hide for a time the glariug blemishes S S S eradicates all poisonous accumulations antidotes the Uricand other acids and restores the blood Urc and stimulates and revital tp wonted purity stmulates revtat I izeSitheisluggUh organs 1 and the impurities pass 1 of thnougb the natural channels and relieve tho akin zS S S is the only guaranteed purely vegetable mineral blood aki I contains no Arsenic Potash or other mineral your caswand our physicians will advise without book skin diseases which charge We have a handsomelyrtllustrated bok on dhcnes whic i cent free to all who wish it TiE SWIFT SPECIFIC 00 Atlanta 0 S From the LONDON GRAPHIC Ctlub Horn nun to av I UABMintlKl The New York World Almanac for 1902 contains a list of Amen cans who powesitwo hundred thousand pounds and upward There ire about four thousand five hundred names on the list and It coven fortysix columns I lu Great Britain there may be at the mod a thousand whose capital reaches or excecds the sum mentioned This gives a fair comparison of the wealth of the two countries and should provide nutter for thought to those who lirugln thit the 014 World can compete with the New without adapting lit methods of bmlntJj tot Altered circumstances of the times t

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THE WORLD TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 17 1902 POLICY EXPOSED 1 I AT ADAMS TRIAL I Employe Says It Is Customary to Change Draw J ing if There is Big Play on Number Drawn A startling expose of the policy gamo was tho feature of Al A amss trial this afternoon In the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court Wlllam A Nolan a policy book writer for years told the eecrcta ot the game Nolan Is a short thickset man with 1 n tilaclt mustache lie has known i Al Adams since 1891 f For five years ho worked In the policy headquarters at No 366 West Thirtyfirst street Prior to that he worked In one of the policy shops reputed to be con trolled by Al Adams Scored or roller Told Tho witness testified fhat It waa his business to write down all the plays made makkig copies of the record plays He accepted money and Rave In cx ohamre a clip of paper containing the figures of gig played Mr Rldgway was prompt with an Ab jection when Mr Schurman handed thn witness one of the policy record gigs and asked him to explain the operation of policyplaying The witness explained that there re two drawings one In he morning and tho other In the afternoon Seventeen series of numbers npoir at each drawing Seventyeight numbers are Dlactl In a wheel and twelve numbers of the seventyeight are registered on the slip Theae are the winning numbers Any player holding any two or more num bers which appear on the list of twelve wine Regular Hook Kept The two dally drawings are designated as the State and Kentucky Jrawlncn respectively The morning drawing 1 i closes at 1240 P M each day Tho after noon closes at 640 P M When the books are closed they ore at once for 4 warded to policy headquarters at No 868 Wet ThlrtyBrst stroet There the sheets are tallied or counted up by the clerks to see If there are any I hits I hitsWhat are hits asked Mr Schur man manWinning bets answered the witness I Are any rc xrds kept at No 3G6 West I I Thirtyfirst street of the plays asked I Mr Schurman I Oh yes there Is a regular book keeping system I Mr Schurman handed a large ledger to Ute witness J Yes thats one of the books he J laid I Suppose a bet of J50 was made Mr I hurman asked would that be ro I Ie J irted In the mual way NO replied the witness A big bet that would be reported in advance the regular returns Did you ever hear Mr Adams order 1 jhango In the numbers first announced f e I drawn i No Did you ever hear anybody give such I I n order I 1 I dont knotv tlint I did lint I I jelleve that Trn the customnrr lawyer will net a the non counsel The father of the missing boy was greatly affected while he discussed the aapertrlons that have been cast I upon the young man He did not attempt to justify the boys misconduct but ho resented the Insinuations that Louis was In hiding because ot any criminal con nection with the drowning of Miss Lawrence and Clarence Foster Received Telephone Ieu I oonftu I m greatly worried about my ion he laid It waa after 8 oclock lilt nlrht nhcr I received A TE P110NE IlmSAaE from a friend j It i kl L Al J j ItiliiK If Ihrrc rns lilR plnr on nnj linrtloulnr number Ailnnii Iimiicptnl Keitnrlii Tho Policy Klne Nnlan nald oftro wen to the Thirtytint street head I quarters to look over the days receipts Frequently Adams would ask the wit ness How li 151 or 76 or 33 nr Mawnc or Jokes or Vohnorcn doing1 These names and numbers Indicated policy shops nrd with their locations Al Adams exhibited srot familiarity What would you do when the defend ant as ked you about these places t would Give him the sheets re ceived from there places that day and he would examine them In addition I often saw him maklnfr entries In the book The witness wan handed n book In I which ho nolnlcd out several entrlivf made by Adams I The mtneH was present on Sept 12 when the headquarters was raided So was Adolph Jant7cn He uaa at work im the sheets at that time The Policy Kins used one of Iho dcsks at liead turiers Near by was IJolph JatilZ ii1 ilesk Identified lie Hooks A Mat top desk separated Artamss and Jantzoiis dtk the witness said tpon tile Hat desk were the manifold and inf erence bMk which conlnmed the record ed business of the dully n lcy gum Are you familiar with the defend ants handwriting Yes I ujn 1 frequently saw dim write and make figures Tlio witness then Identified the policy record sheet boarlng the datn of No vember 1 Jn which wus seized In the m Inw raid on Adimsn oftlee No 40 West Thirtyfourth street Thps slips bear the Indorsement of Adams and refer ence to them made In the memoranda books found In Adamss tin boxes ILiVBftr Hldfrwny objected to this line cC testimony claJmlnc prtvnte papers seized on a search warrant and In the manned described cannot be used aj evidence against him Jf not connected with the crime charged Justice Scott overruled him Elcht rodbound monthly record books were handed the witness Havo you examined the handwrltUngr on then looks Yen It Is the handwriting of Albert J Adnme The books contained records of monthly transactions In policy as copied from the record sheets which It IM alleged Adams carried dally ftom the Thirtyfirst street headquarters to the nrlvato olllce The first witness called was Dayton 8 Searles fourteen for five months prior to the arrest of Adams office boy of Tocher Co No 40 West Thirty fourth street where Adamss private orTlcn was located Searlea testified that the trunk found In Adamss olllce was brought to the office about a month before tno raid Tho trunk was brought Into oourt It Is a email affair bound with steel hoops and provided with a Yale lock In tho trunk nnd tin boxes the raiders found rolls of policy report sheets dated and filed In chronological order Bach roll bore the written Indorsement ot Al Adams In memorandum books seized bv the radlnc party were found cross references to the matter contained In tho policy sheets Knowing a syste matic arrangement and reference Another office boy also In the employ of Poeher Co wan called us the sec ond witness He was Charles Smith flf 1 teen He described Al Adamss office No I one ever pat at Mr Adamss deyk but the defendant himself At Poeher I I Cos IexIntfton avenue office the witness first saw Adamss trunk He received Instructions to clean It out and send the trunk to the West Thirtyfourth street I omen of Poeher Co When ho was clennlnc out the trunk I the witness testified he removed rolls of tissue paper similar to tho o after I ward found In the Thirtyfourth street offlco of tho policy Idng I CUBAN RECIPROCITY BILL FRAMED BY SENATORS I I Conference of Republicans Will Be Called to Consider ItPlan of Concessions WASHINGTON Juno 17The Re I publican members of the Senate Com mittee on Cuban Relations today finally agreed to the acceptance of the Spooncr bill providing for reci procity with Cuba They also decided to ask that a conference of Republican Senators bo called for tomorrow night nccllirocitr by Proclumntlon I This conclusion was reached nt a meeting of the Republican members of the committee today After the meeting adjourned tho text of the bill lIas made publtc i jaf CsS 8t1lutetor the House bill vhtch provided for a reduction of 20 I er cent of tho tariff on raw suirar I und ut the same time cut oft the pref I erential on refined sugar I I The Senate measure as agreed upon authorlfes the President by proclama tion to reduce the tariff on Cuban prod ucts to 80 per cent of the Dingle rates r when Cuba has provided for preferen tial rates on products of the United States The articles upon which reduc I tions are to be made are not specified and the arrangement Is limited to five years I To Secure Benefit to Producer It Is also provided that It shall be I th duty of the pre ldent to thoroughly investigate through the diplomatic and I consular representatives of the United States In Cuba and by such other means I aa he may deem necessary to employ for the purpose whether the tariff con tention hereinbefore provided upon ar II ticles the growth production or manu facture of Cuba substantially Inures eo far as the articles of eumr and to bacco are concerned to the benefit ot the producers of said articles In Cuba and If the President shall be satisfied from such Investigation thai the sub stantial benetit of said concession upon either of said articles Is Inrulng to the purchasers thereof Individual or cor porate In the United Slates It shall be Ills duty to so declare by proclamation to that effect and thereupon and there after so long as said conditions shall continue there shall bo levied and col lected upon uoh articles or that one of them as to which said conditions ex ist the rate of duty levied and collected bv law upon much article or articles I coming Into the United States from other foreign countrlee WANT AMOUNTS OF THURBER PAYMENTS WASHINGTON Jumi 17The House Committee on Military Affairs today ordered a favorable report on the reso lution of Hepreanntatlve Dartlett of Georgia directing tho Secretary of War to furnish the House Information as to what amounts were paid by United States officer In Cuba to F n Thurbor or other pertona for advocating Cuban reciprocity A somewhat similar resolution was votrd down about a w ek ago The chance Is raid to have been Influenced by tho pending controversy on thi Cuban reciprocity bill Threw Republi cans voted for the resolution APPEARANCE OF DISBROW MAY SOLVE THE MYSTERY Continued from First Pocc that lifted a great weight oft my mind lie told mo that Louis was all right but ho did not tell me where lie waa and I aalced him not to uu I wanted to be utlo to aay truthfully that I did not know his whereabouts 1 knew that the good that was left In my boy would ClIme ta tho front sooner or later and It haa Mr Dlabrow vecmrd to Infer that hla aon had communicated with his family let they should bo worried by tho re ports Identifying htm with various per sons who committed suicide Monday Ilruily tP Surrender I shall aid my boy as far as I Dili continued Mr Dltorow It la not for ma to Judge where a fathers obligation Ip fiis offspring cboae IIU sou rrlll prcavut biNlf t r I KISSED BY INNES WHEN SHE CALLED HIM HANDSOME Mrs Catherine Wenzel Tells Experience Bandmaster Says It Never Saw Her I I I I I I I I i I I I MRS CATHERINE WENZEL I The fourth day of the trial In the I suit for absolute divorce of Rand I master Frederick N Innes against j his wife Gcorslo F Innes showed i no abatement In the Interest of the I curious court crowd j i Mrs Innes the pretty defendant In the case was early lu court attended I by her counsel Oentlemon of the jury said Attorney I ney Hoffman wo now come to that I branch of our case which deals with Mr Inness Indulgences with other women I men menHe offered In evidence the affidavit of Mrs Wenzel and started to read It to he jury The attorneys for Innos ob jected to Its admission but later with drew the objection The affidavit set forth that Katherlno Wenzel otherwlae known as Thayer was a resident of Putnam Conn and that she met F N Innes In the nation ut WortiBtir Mass He walked up to me and spoke to me testified Mrs Wenzet In her af fidavit and asked me If I was going to New York I told him I was and then he asked me to go down on the Providence boat but we were too late and we went duwn on the train he paylns for my parlor car seat He told mo that he was not living with his wife rlfiht now and asked me to go to the hotel saying he would bo responsible for my board bill I finally consented to go und when we got to New York he put mo In a cab and told ma to RO to tho hotel and regis ter and tell the clerk that I was Mr Inness slstcrlnlaw I did so After I wont to my room Mr Innes came In This was about 11 oclock at night He sat down In a chair and kissed me and 1 told him I thought he was a handsome man She Smoked Clicnrettei On crossexamination the witness sworo In her aflldavlt that she smoked cigarettes cvcaslonnlly George T Sandalls manager of the Herald Square Hotel was called by the defense to prove the fact that Catherine Thayer had registered there at the time named He produced the hotel register of the last Sunday In July 1X1 and nliO Iden tified the photograph of the uest who registered as Catherine Thayer In Its defense the plaintiff called James M Qllmore a photographer ot Putnam Conn who took th photo graphs of Mrs Wenzel put In evidence Mr Gilmore said that he took the CHICAGO Juno 17 Excitement ruled In the corn pit on the Board of Trade today The fear of a corner In July op tions which caused a sharp upturn yesterday was augmented at tho opening of business by the reluc tance of the big holders of July to sell In consequence shorts who feared a I 1 runaway market bought everything In sight and bid excitedly for more in order to stop their losses Prices fluctuated widely and wildly The supposed corner that Is at I present the only Xnctor In corn Is said by old traders to be an assured fact factA A bull clique led by John W Dates anynliere irlirn lie It niitrdli any one In authority Till one Diltijc I know mill know iionltlvrl lnul DUuroir I Inniicrnt of mix lianil In tlir ilrntli of 511m Iimvrenue mill Clarence Poitri Their deaths at that time were mere ly coincident with hli disappearance He had planned to go away on account of his other Indiscretion at the time and In the way he did 1f RULES OUT NEW YORKERS Justice On in i ere Wiinl lICIt Tbn Irootlce In Jeraer Courla Ta NTON 1 J Juim J7Chle j photos and when the woman aiked to have thmi finished by Wednesday ho had told her It was too early She told me said the wllneni that II made tlMO difference to her whether shn Hot It on Wednesday or the latter part of the week Iiinrn Drnlm Aniunliilnnce Mr Innes was then ealleJ to the stand lie denied posltHvly that he hid met Catherine Vmel In Worcester Mass 1 liner n the ivomnn lu my life uIICIlIt gntnnln week ivhrn IIhe mnile the nffldnvll Wore you In Wortratrr Mm In iiKOnt limit I linn not Did Jon visit her In lirr room nt thr Herald Sijunref I neor did And the first llmr yon n v her irnn Innt Snturdnyp It pOMitltely ivni Did you during the ten iHy lie nll in the hotel ire herf I did notf Or In ur nfflcett She never wn there Ih9 5rofrtamlnatlon Mr Innca said that 1WJ he broko up his home on FIb b 10 Gives Mr Innes be Lie XrInnes ald that he saw the way In which Mru Wcniels husband regis tered ut tho hotel In Putnam Conn nnd that ho put nfter his name tho nnmo of the company with which ho was connected the EdlsonPearce Com pany panyThat statement U absolutely un true said Attorney Hoffman counsel for Mrs Innes I happened to be there and 1 know It Is false You are either mistaken or are tell Ins a falsehood retorted the band muster You should not have made that re mary Mr Hoffman said tho Juntlcc 1 iou are not a witness Attorney Herman L Roth of coun sel for Mr Innes was called to the stand Ho swore that he had never seen Mrs Wenzel until ie saW iier In Put i nam last week Iloth sides closed and court took a recess until 2 P M when the numming I up began Igfr Itman summed up hln side of the case first He was exceedingly bit I ter In Ills attack upon Detective Dow ney The speaker alleged that perjury had been freely use l to hwear away the Kood name nf an Innocent woman Mr Hoffman was also bitter In his attack upon Innes GATES IN CORNER OF CORN PRICE IS SENT BOOMING July Sold Up to 67 12 in Chicago Only 2000000 Bushels in Sight and his Wall street affiliations bought everything offered Stocks of contract corn have ben very low and are growing lower All told at present there In lens than 2000000 bushels of contract graded corn vyjth 1 which shorts can cover And yet the dates crowd Is credited with having bought of these game shorts over 15 OWWJ bushela Shorts continued to cover In July corn feverishly up to the clone of trade dos all on 1I1e lloor had It than the ele vators were nnulnst the bull manipula tors and that thiy were rushing In contract stuff This was given aa a reason why the bull crowd let the price Jump up BO high this early In the month U la thought that the culmination of the corner la to be ought about with in tho weftk July kept on tho upward Jump and closed strong 3 l8c higher than yesterdays Ise and at an ad vance of I l2c since yesterday rnornln TOo closinG Jirlco was the highest of the day 67 12 1 iJiiitlca Oummerc announced at the open ling of the Court of lirrors and Appeals i today that In 1h future lawyers of 0rooter New York who are not memo hers of tho New JIrsuy bar will not be permlttod to practice bcforo the hlgher courts of this Stair Tabi notion he Hild was taken be cause the New York courts have de clined to nccedu to n request of the New Jcrp y court that lawyers of Dili State be granted the same privilege Publlabed official fleuree of the American N wa Company pro Yeti conclualvely that the dally clrcula tJon of The World in New York City la tent ot tbouaandi jr ter tUtn that ot our other paper

SHALER FATALLY HURT IN SUBWAY

Contractor for the Park Avenue Section Struck by a Great Boulder Contractor Ira A Shnlcr was the victim today of the third of tlio un fortunate series of ncclilonts that has Interrupted his work In boring the llapld Transit subway In Park ave nuo from Thirtyfourth street to Fortysecond stroet He lies In the Presbyterian Hos pital paralyzed from tho waist down and probably fatally Injured na the result of a great boulder falling from the roof of tho tunnel and striking him on tho head William Barclay Parsons Chief Engineer of the llapld Transit Com mission Mr Wright him First As sistant and C E Fraser Superin tendent for Contractor Shaler were slightly Injured at the same time Hovr Aroldcnt llnpiirnrd rM Parson uiid Mr Wright arrived ot tile Fortysecond street end of tho tunnel at 9SO ocldck thl morning for the purpose of making an limpeetlon of tho hemline at Thirtyninth street where tho two ends of the tunnel Join They went down the excavation In tho cast and were joined at the foot of the i shaft ty Sir Shnler and Mr Fraser I The party secured lights and mnde their wav down the wot branch of thn tunnel until they came to a point di rectly opposite the caveIn that nearly I precipitated a whole block of hounds on tho emt nlde of InrK avenue Into the excavation n few weeks ago The nature of tlc rock nt this point la extremely treacherous and nn enormous amount nf shoring had been done to prevent a repetition of the flipping of the aldo walls al1Ir Mr Shaler led theway to the top of a ulle of atone that hal been blasted out and stopped to explain to Mr Par I son wlmt measures of a protective na turn linl been taken There was not I lip II C1 nnoug1 between the roof and the rook jille to allow the men to stand itralcht wrd all were stooping Mr Km JIT resting on his hands and knees Without the ellKhte cracking or warning of mix kind a large piece of atone hid become detached from thn roof and dropped rtlrcctlv on the buck if Mr ShalerK nek It was so sud den I o practically iolscles that he I had no chance ti get out of the way i 1 TWO OF SHALER3 MEN INJURED TODAY The rtialn of accidents In tho Park avenue rapid transit subway did not stop with the Injury to Mr Shaler Two of his men were Injured by a falling derrick In the excavation at Fortyfirst street thin afternoon They were John Xarh a foreman of I No 2 tf Valentine avenue and Michael Murphy a laborer of No 331 East lhll Seventieth street Nanh sustained a fracture of the arm and Murphy a frac ture of the kne Iloth were taken to I New York Hospital DIED OF POISON IN STRANGE WAY I t I Morphine Killed John Sarris a Travelling Salesman and Wife Cannot Be Found I I John Sarris a travrlllnc salesman thirtyHired years old about whom little la known died In New York Hospital this marnlntf of niorthlae poisonIng under mysterious circumstances A woman said to lie his wife with whom he had been living ut No 300 West Sev I enteenth street has disappeared under mysterious circumstances right under the noses of those who had gone to see herSarris I Sarris and the woman a pretty blonde appeared at the Seventeenth street house on Decoration Day and I rented a room from a Mrs Crawford I who has apartments on the third lloor Mrs Crawford took them to bo theatri cal people They lived happily together I and kHot to themselves When Mrs Crawford got home from a shopping tour at 09U oclock last nlKht she found Sarrls fltllnz on the stoop of Ilhe house seemingly IntoxIcated He f said he had no key und his wlfu was not at home Mrs Crawford let him In and soon after Mrs Sarris arrived UncoiiHclouii In Street They went out tiycther pre iniibly for dinner returning at S15 oclock Mm Crawford heard them chatting In their room for half an hour when they wrnt out again Fifteen minutes Liter nn ambulance picked up Sarris uncon scious In the street In front of Xu 212 West Twentythird street His wife was by his side when the ambulance arrived and rode to thi hospital with him Sho said that h was a sufferer from heart disease and had been seized with a periodical at tack As soon ia a complete examina tion was made at Iho Iiospltal It was found that the man was under the In RECLUSE UltS WITH VALUABLf PAPERS Deeds to Much Property Found Beside the Deathbed of Lonely Camille Le Moine May Have No Heirs Camille emolnr wJio had a machinery repair shop where hf allo lived at No K Weat Houston street was found dead In hla bed this morning shortly beforf 8 oclock Tlure Is no suspicIon of foul play and the man who was about fifty live years nf age had evidently died from natural causes Lemolne mod the place aa a sleeping aparlmwit as well an a work rhop He was nn expert maker of toola a lock smith and a lundy man generally nl mechanical work of that nature HP had a good trade and always appeared to his neighbor to b employed He was a selfcomalncd retiring man mid none of the neighbors knw him well lie alept In the hop but took hIs meals at neighboring restauranta Tho body wia discovered by Ihlllp K JUlas of No 161 Wooalir aireet who called at the shop on buulno An am bulance wai summoned and the doctor said he hafl been dull several hounj when found jn lilt pockets 110 J17S7S In o uh and In an old lln boxo nero found deeds to a Urge nmmnt of a p parenlly valtublo rcaf eUntu Including manr cemetery lot In lloooktn I WARSHIPS TO LAGUAYRA Cabinet Drrlilr ta tend Two hi Inilrrl Aiiirrlrmi WA8IUNQTON Juno l7The Cabinet today dlacimaeil the altimtlon In HI ciuela It Will decided that one or two war ahlpa ahoulil be sent at once to loa guayra This action was not taken upon defin ite advice but In pursuance of the general policy of looking offer Amcil can Interests In can of rllatmt ioc Th Clnolnnall and Ui Topek now at Han Juan Porto nlco were or I to procttd ai one M llupnce of a powerful done of morphine I I did not recover contcJoiuneas and died at i30 oclock thin morning The notnni was la tho hCMDltal when he n r away but rnve no Instructions a to the dlatxisltlon to bo mule of Ibo bodv She was told that tho Coroner would be notlHed before I death certifi cate would be liaucd I was not until S oclock that the woman appeared at Mrs Crawfords Shn uait nothing about her husband be ing dell but asked that her trunk beI I removed from I rtoreruiim to her own 1108 After about half an hour re porters arrived at the homo of Mm Crawford with news of the death of I SurrlB WOIIIHII Hail IlUaiiiirnred I It Is tliti llrat 1 han herd of I I i said Mrs Crawford but Mr Sarrl Is In her room and you muy see her Sho went to tljOvdoar of the Sarris room knocked mm receiving no an ewer walked In rM fcjirrln was gone She had gtrlppid her pictures from the wailtt her ttieda i were taken out of the close the trunk was puckd o retuly for removal In the roam orcuplril by the couple at thn boarding house several torn viji let ters nut cords wee found They weie i 1 nddloi5r d to lu Maine Hiiiland I at different plicen over the country I 0 JiOKtil card wan found ttddr eountr i Alias Mani llnllind Soutli Conferva lory near JIIIN Uulldlng Kpn4ltlon roundii probably DulTalo I WIH In care of Tile Itillin Grass OroAIng Va n nothfr letter win adjroed1 tu Murphys Hotel lilchtruuid Va on illifr tu HiritoKii Sprlncs and anothur had wrlten In lie corner If not rerd return to Mrs J 1 C Hollan Slater vllle tho remaining purtlon belnj mltflnr A card wav found made out I 111 Mien Hollinds niune evlenilhlR the I oourtcsleH uf the Ulks Club Atlanta In to bfiirer UIRLIHYS RAIDS fAKfS SAYS RAND i Assistant DistrictAttorney in Opening for the Prosecution Severely Arraigns Accused Red Light Police Captain I Police Captain John D llcrllhys trlnl before Recorder Guff In Iart M of the Court of dneinl Kealonn on n charge of wilful mglecl nf duty whllB In com mand of the Kldrldgu atrret police sta tion did not attract much of a crowd todny The cane 11 nponrd for the prosecu tion by Assistant DistrictAttorney Hand who said l was the duty of Capl Herllhy to Hiippreoa nil forma of dis order and crlmii II thn prrrlncl It was I FfcUlly his snoin duly to aupprens i disorderly houses Ilotli liy terms of llu IUsorilrl charier and the liilcu nf the Iollce Ou parlment lie nhould havu carefully In I vestigated nil uch houses V will show nu aald Mr Hand that during the fourteen months ho was In command of the reiMlght dis trict he not only failed to suppress I thran tiouaoj but flint hu wilfully and Intentionally neglected to perform tils duty Ho cloned his eyea and rum to n condition of nffalm whlh eveiy mail I woman mid child In III pruclnut knew exUlrd Hla alleged raid wiId fakes und bluffa IRISH RESOLVE TO PROTEST Will Tftk n IMrI In Mir Comlnir Ciiraiinlliin Irulli lllr IXNI OV Juno 1AI I meeting nf the Irish mem hero of the Hotiae of Common thin afternoon rr outlon were inaHed to tho effect that the Irlh Nationalists OB I protest agalnit the niUgovvrnment nf their diuntry refuned to tiiku part In the prtnent coronation celebrnlloni clllhTR They further resolved that thft IrIs rarly b aummoned 10 meet In Dublin on the day of King Kdwards corona lion to take Into coiuldcratlftu the con dition o Ireland 1l Neills Sixth Avenue 20th to 21st Street More Special Attraction in Warm Weather Goods All of the Best Grade and AH at Very Much Below the Prevailing Pries Special Offer In Exceptional Value Id Garden Hose i Dinnuwar of t IOOplece DInner Set of Americn Twenty ctlwths edr ndad fe Hose cuarantw orcellln t entre new lne al fnd Gadn 10se fuly some decorations and phenomenally 200 Each cheap at Lawn Mowers I JJ98Set t4inch Lawn Mowers of reliable make Screen Doors and handsomely linlshed fuly w rrnted I I dirk r stain n Doors well made finished with 248 Each drk Ech I 65C Each Hammocks Better grides in the B Larest and best selected stock In New i natural finish at 98c IZ5ccJ4o York All the htest noveltes 2Qth C t ury IceCfeam Frewm Fine Woven Hammocks complete with They to freeie cream without laborno pillow and valanoe full se crnk tur pilow I1e ful No I NO2 No3 No4 9 UC Each I Hammock sundries at Lowest Pries J50 175 ZOO 300 The I ONeill Cleanable Refrigerators are the bet on the market They will preserve ice and food longer than any other make Be sure and see them The prices range from tOO upward New CJT York AI1 City purchases delivered free to any railroad station within 100 mUs o CHURCHILL IS STILL ON RACK I Subjected to Searching Cross Examination by Assistant District Attorney Sandford Sergt Churchill was still on the stand under crossexamination by Assistant DistrictAttorney Sandford when his before Com trial was resumed today miiHloner Partridge at Police Headquar ters Mr Sandford went Into the mater of Churchills treatment of Mcfiurk of Suicide Hal Churchill arrested McGurk as the proprietor of No 293 IJonery af ter having reported another owner and after McOurk hesald hid been to his station nnd aKed him t be elY on him sllton McUurk he said on taat occasion Inld him tnat rw hud Just bought the leaes of tour Dlaccs for 4UOuu and wanted a unanco to gel rid of tnem What did ho mean by that asked Commlxsloner Partridge Wanted you to let up on him 7 II Yen He told mo that he was a per sonal friend ut Devery und Cro s La ter ho cume back and said that he had seen Deer and Dovrry had told him that Croj wan all rIght Did you tnko hli word for that asked tlu c mml doner upaln I Nn 1 went ahead and nent my men Intu his places I When CniiiChlll was aiked about cer tain reports made to Inspector Crotx which he raid he had made and whch wern not In his Ictteriiressi book the I nerpiMiil nj he hal another letter priM book which bad dliiappeiirtd when i he wan triinufcrri out of the precinct The Other Ilitok Found There wan u short nccaa and at the I reopenlnR of the hearing Insp 2lr Cross I tnuirhi In 1 letUTprraa Vuk I I wluft to fay tho Inspector aa uouicid that I bad occasion t neid I to the Fifteenth Precinct for some bot ttri I have Just discovered this hiok I Servant iiwnend closet In my j olIKi I nve no dnrlrn In conceal It so I I brought It here I win Sergeant Churchills other let hr book Mr Sanford brought out some facts damaging to Sergt Churchill In fonnec llon with a raid upon Itlanche Vcrtionn it No 17 Second street March 17 He reported that tho house Is owned by CtoldberK Hosen I Didyou have a talk with Goldberg I before vou served the warrants asked I Mr firnford No certainly not Dr you think I I would show a wnrrHiit against a house I to the proprietor replied Churchill Do jou ask me that im a question 7 returned Mr Sanford Vi I brllevo you did said Mr Sanford r ALL 80fRS HA Vf NOW SURRfNUfRfO Total of 16620 Men Have Laid Down Their Arms Kemp Says There Were 60000 at the Start LONDON June 17Under date of Pretoria June 17 lArd Kitchener an nounns thU 7d noers surrendered at lllocmfonteln yesterday and that all the surrenders In the Transvaal ni 4 OraiiK Hlvir Colonies arc now com plete Jn tho Transvaal 11K3 men sur rendered and 10S13 rlllca were given up while In thn Orange Hirer Colony i3W men urrrnderf l F ul 52 rltles wre turned In The neuifB for Cap Colony havo lot iNi fully received lUpl lng to an Imiulry of Tliamait Cllbnoii Huwles Connrvatlvc In the Housn of Coinmons toiliy the Colonial Swritarj Mr Chainlurlain announced that thi lloviTiunenl doi not projo tu lk th Ii liter and other South and mlncB out African diamond 111 gold tide of the Transvaal and Orange lllvir colontrtt tu contribute loward defruyliig the COM of the war KJMHKKIKV OiKiua Iand Wet Mond4 June 1C Commandant Kemp who surrendered Oen DilnnyK lletueiMiit rendered at Maffklng llfchuanaland Juno I IMS arrived her In an liiturvlciv lOUav he wave lame IntfrtstliiK lUures rujrdlne the wur llB sal mat about tty tliiuiund Duers were In tho Held ut the OUtNt and that only lW out of CO men vaUbB fought st Colensa where the o3er losses were not heavy At 8plan Kop wher 1 Iho llrltleh suffered s much the Uoeri kid only flftythr tea 11d L 1t fo hJ I i iff1 ri f Silks and Dress Goods Special for Wed and Tiurs Closingout of many broken lines of Dress Gods at less than yt actual value 35C yd 3500 yds 34inch Linen Dress Goods i8c yd former price 250 yd Foulard Silks A large quantity of Drew Patterns Remnant tocose 35C yd 2500 yards Best Quality Corded Silk value 4SC Soc yd I 35c yu n Lord 5 ayol Broadway 20th SU r f J DID KniEOBR On Eunlir Junt 1 J KR1EOER bloud son of Kt4turln Xrlticr In the Jilt rur ot his tie Il tlTci ind Iriendi r nsixctfnUr In TltM to attend tb funeral Inc STOOL hl lit reildtnct 1S4 Harrlun A Brook lyn on W in iilar JUB 1 at i P 1 World Wants Give Satisfactory Results PAI HELP WAN 1 117 THIS MORNINGS WOR L BUT 366 Paid 1 lp Wants In tht 13 oh New York papers cmbined AOEST l CECRAU DK llS I WAR IARTESDERS G JANITIS 1 IJCKITIS 7 JEWEttEns o 111I SDEnS 9 KtTUENWORI 3 5 LVNDncE 7 100KItI EIS Dors 101 ACJUNIST 6 CN 8 IIUSWOIKEIS ISIEWIES 7 JEAL WOKERI NCKWEAU DLTCICIS 1 CADlscr IKERS Vlsr s CASARSttS 5 DIIRATRS lAnrESTrIS 6 lAIHfEIS j CAIIIKIS 3 1rCIUANQS 17 S CIAICIIAIDS rnOTRAHl CIIRIR 7 lIANO HASS CAnIAKIns 3 JKEDOK cnttrIJ1ORS G KJ cIOSIOIS 8 ronTrns COOKS 3 C lxIFTtI1 3 I ESalrNS 3 I llTtRS rRIN11 G I IC810NtIS 1tEJDIE8 111A81rIS nISMEN e 1 lurMAKcUS SIA A1ESa 5 UOrIAKIM t I tus UU CIrRKS siaN rAINTnl ICICIANS 3 SKlt IANDS 6 rtIAT1 11NIHIS 1 TAILR W ONCIS 1ISS118 ENI 4 ESOINEIW a TLCKtIS JWE S 15 UMUIlt IAID I YINllEns 3 IKJUJ j a YIIFN 3 AnNlsIEI JtDERI WAIST IAND IHU G WAITEI 1 OnOORT CrRK 1 WAITIEI J IORSUIOERI tSc1IS 1 1 10 WORI 1 1 TO I

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y r t IJU1i t THE WORLD TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 17 90 f I un ClETY WOMEN CO IN RETREAT Over One Hundred Will Soend Three Days of Solitude in St Gab riels Convent REST FROM SOCIAL CARE rEST ic After the Fatigue of the Win ter Season They Will Re z cuperate and Prepare for the Summers Gayetles i Over one hundred society women ol New York have taken a vow not to r cpeak for three days beginning to day During this penitential period they will attend the annual retreat ol tho Associate Sisters of 8t Mary at Bt Oabrtel8 Convent In PeelralriH This la the largest most advanced i and moat select Anglican order In the United States Its mothor house 1 ls a St Gabriels Convent For the period of three days all Who extend the retreat will keep their von lot otlence and will rest from the fatigue I attendant upon their social duties during the winter They will also prepare for the summer carajjal In the mountains and by the seaside The Rev William Walter Webb of Xo8hotah Ia conducting the retreat Mother Editti head of the order reo Scelves at the door of the convent each rnatnber of the association The member lis then conducted to the cell reserved for her use during the time she stays The eeven canonical hours make up the devotional part of the day exercises For the remainder of each day the de votees are to rest and observe In soil Ltudo the vowa made In going Into the i retreat f These annual retreats have brought each year a larger number of members jto spend the three days of solitude and prayer Among those present are MUa Mary Morgan Mrs Albert Hoot Miss Jennie Russell Miss Rosalie Schermerhorn I VMra C doc SuzzaraVcrdl Miss IC S Westbrook Mrs 13 P Wilson Miss M O Young Mrs Grant Kenny Miss K R King Miss Minerva McCJjaln Mrs Archibald Mansfield Mra Antoinette Matoon Miss Mary Mearns Miss M U Messenger Mlm Eleanor Mlllbrook Miss Nlobo MInturn Miss Martha Titus Miss Elizabeth Arnold Mrs C H Am s Miss Emma Banfleld Mra J M Das utt Mrs J W Barstow Miss B W Barjlett Mrs S W Brlscoe Miss Fnnny Brown Miss C II Cattell Mrs P It Clendcnln Miss Bllvta Davli Mlu Lydia Day Mrs IMwnrd DelaHeld Mrs B do Ioyiter Miss Catherine Donpvan Mrs O B English Mlm Qrlswold Mrs JM V Ooodnln wife of the Rev E II C Goodwill Chaplain of Governors Isl and Mrs Jl Uuinminsr Miss A B l o voe Miss Oro o Carter Mrs W 0 Goodwin ajul Minn Goodwin of New York Mils Virginia Hartsliorne Mra Honry It Gummy Mlsi M TorbcJ Mlw A C Watmoujfh Miss Kute llure Mlsn I Emma Thompson Allss Train und Mlsn Mary Ileclohlr nf Plilliulelnhla Miss Minnie L Leonard Mm A B Craiwey tand Miss E S Wright of Rohcstiir MiseM L Austin Dr Jennie 0 Arnold and Mrs A P Murray of ProvUlcnCH Mrs J 0 Brown of IJawtoRonthe Bound and Mrs Mary Slrang of wh 1cton D C AI 1R KIPLING TEES I DRILL HALL BACK

Indignant Over Strenuous Im j perialism Which He Foster ed in Rottingdean Lady BurneJoness Flag IONDON June 11Ihe action of Kud yard Kipling June 2 In dispersing a mob which threatened the home at Hot 1 tlngdoan Sussex of his aunt Lady BurneJones a proDoer and widow of Sir Edward BurneJoneg the painter on account of her having displayed a black banner Inscribed You have killed you I have conquered has caused a local sen nation that shows no sign of abating When Mr Kipling who also llvea at Rottimcdean wr H tn the rescue of his aunt and In ao dolnc shouldered his way through the crowd she delivered 5a thoroughly Klpllngesque oration of the kind the people of ItotUngdean were not accustomed to hear from mo why bad established the local rifle brigade and had stirred up local Imperialism to the bolllnir point I To show his further disapproval of the attack on his aunts house Mr Kip ling hu now hut up the Drill Hall whloh he had given to the public This action has created InUoso fttllni air Kipling refuses to uxprens an opinion regarding the black Imnntr but ho nrnphailriiilv nnnoun hs dlaap proval otIlottlntdeans manner of ex 1 prosing its disapproval tit It I I JOBS fOR PUPILS H f IN CHARITY WORK I I Commissioner Folks in Ad 1 dressing Summer School In I Philanthropic Work Hints k1 They May Get Appointments V H Cfearltr Commissioner Homer Polka 4ay addreued the thirtythree pupil 444iedIrir the Summer School In Phil I thrupic Work which I beIng held In bi ynjUd Charities Uuiullnc on rourth MM j J i u JNfir 9ffl A lor trained workers U tjtr Polki and ihould fII i4ka up work In the uJt CIlluIb Dt iQI i I w COURTING IN CHURCH ENDS IN A SECRET WEDDING I I Despite Watchful Chaperonage Miss Taylor and Gage Managed to Get Married U I I i Jiii I I I 4 I 1 1e k I 4 i fy Despite their prominence In church circles and the watchful chaperonage nf a maldon aunt Miss Maud E TnI r and Iarr Oaco of Jcmey City were able to iu7press oil knowledge of their secret marnso for over a week Miss Taylor Is eighteen und was a Jumlaysuhool teacher and choir lender In the West Side Avenue Al 15 Church Mr Gage who hag not yet attained his majority was also prominent In ohurah affairs Touch his devotion to Miss Taylor lIe lives with hia parent at No 2l2Jiut End avenue and Ji employed In the wholesale drBOOds firm of d e Co In Worth siest Manhattan Though handsome wellmannered and of a wealthy family Mr Qage was not a ivwlconii suitor ot No 4 0 Culver street where Miss Taylor made her home with her maiden aunj MU Salmon The tat ter Uioiuht her niece too young to have suitor and so told Mr Gage llirred from Ills sneoihtarfa home Oare wood her In the raulmv of the chancel nitblo to lonzor brook Miss Salmons surveillance ine young too ue tl eided ID talte matters In their own hands ami j et married For feat of thy aunt they wero mnrrl sl Rocrctly I toy ThnnaH IIill pinlorof the Llndm Avenue M r Cit U roil nut rrlcii them In the pres MiCMi of his dmiirhleiK MISSCA Ma hiI nml Grace Hall ti witnesses on Jllllf S MISH Salmon was unspeakably angry 1 never want to see mv nieces fare nealn site said to an livening World rathirtrr AH for GaRo he can never darken my door SAM BERNARDS WEDDING NOT MARRED BY STAGE FRIGHT e Comedian Was Nervous but Joe Weber as Best Man Helped Him Through L 4 II II I11 I ii I II l Were F Vw 5 A 1 T 11 e C i Years of experience behind the toot IlKlm did not make CmnedUn Ham Ilernard proof uirHlmt Mingo right at his wedding which was performed at Vienna Hall In till prrsnnce nf u hont of friends Only the pirtencu and en couragement of tile old fiend and stago associate Joseph Weber kept him from aunt I think thing can be arranged for you I know of no method by which I can find xp rlenoe4 inanvgrr or aiiDcrlnteiidontfl jf hospitals I would lunet that you try civil service ex nmlnatlons after you oomplete your ex amlnatlctis In the summer school for ookltlonfl In the Charily Department Secretary IMvlne of the Charily Or ffaitlutlon Society afterward com mented fai rnly on the view ex orecicd t r CommlMlonir lvlln CSapml seekIDR Dote Invettraent find It Utrou h Boadijr Worlu W i diLl losing his oues and forKuttlng his bust iieja during the ceremony The bride Miss Florence Deutsch was beauty and nelfposseiuilon ptnonlflel when she walked to the marriage bower on the arm of hn father Mr Jacob Deuthch a wealthy cigar manufacturer The cercmpny nun performpd by Ilev Benjimlii hauL The hall KIH profusely tlcooritrcl and after the wedding con Kraluljlluna tho guests tat down to a vast Among the modi were Mr and Mrs i Mark lllumvnthal Mr and Mr Alb rt Deutsch Mr and Mr M i J Clint Mr I and Mrs William F Kamml Mr and Mm John T Kelly Mr and Mrs Ue Wolf Hopper Mr and Mrs Kdgar B Smith Mr and Mrs Richard Bernard Mr and Mrs IMword Ro enbaum Mr find Jlri Bam Colllrm Mr and Mr Morris loan John Cunsldlne Alexander Uommthal mid Mr CuLt Mr Dartd lrled NEARLY ALL BOERS IN Kllohvnrr Wires lliBl Nurrendera Are Iroillcullr Cuwplrf IXJVDON June 17A depatoh from Ix rd Kltchvnvr dated Pretoria Mon day June 1C announces the additional surrender of 915 IJoer This oompleei the surrenders In the Tranivnl The urronderi In Orange Hlvtr Colony will be completed today and In Cape Col ony Ultra are only 10 more hoer to come In Uin Kitchener addii I have handed over the South African Constabulary to the civil authorltlvi as lbs necessity fUf further military operation has ct 4 f J BOTH WIFE AND HUSBAND INSANE Strange Developments in Action to Annul Marriage of the War rens HER BROTHER BRINGSSUIT Asserts that His Sister and Louis P Warren Were In sane at the Time Ceremony Was Performed It Is expected that there will lie xnmj strange developments In the a lion brought In the Supreme Court at tVhite IUlns to annul the marriage of Mis lllzabeth Hunter Ludlow of Now Ho cholle and ouls 1 Warren a former New York City policeman Sloth are I alleged to be Insane xCorp raton Counsel M J Tlcrney of New nuchelle has been appointed by the Court us npeclal guardian of i Aarran who Is In the Toughkcepsle lunatic asylum Mr Tltrncy sa s that present conditions have nothing to do with the case In determining nliethor the couple were sane at the hour of marriage lie believes that both were uio lot that time and that the marrlafct vita a legal one Mr Tlcrney was a member of the onunlAslon appointed to decide as to Mrs Warrens sanity and knowledge alned at hearings of the commission s believed to lnullenc his present ac tion nO the application of Danker Ludlow a biother of rMs Warren who moved to have the marriage annulled Su promo Court Justice Kcorh has ap oliite Timothy Power of New Ito chelle referee to take teatlinonv In the Hiilt Mr Power will arrange hcurint The petitioners lus Boon an prwflble will be represented by lawyer Augustus S Hutchlns of New York City who In loves that both were Insane at the time of marriage Mrs Warren who Is an inmate ot Dr OivirKcrH Sanitarium at Jtronxvllle hiiH valued at tWHW Mrs War property fancy Is fiat ahe la too poor 11I1nohttJ to buy suitable clothing and refuses other clothInG than the wornout raiment She believer hor iiiHtKind to he ill under the care of a ihyiilclan Sho write letters 4o him daJly Citizens Go Armed to I Protect Women and Children Women and children In the Tre mont section of tho Bronx are In n state of terror because of three Itnl Inns who have recently been ac costing and seizing unprotected women and offering money to little girls to go with fhem Many cases have been reported and tho residents say they are absolutely without police rotectlon nt night For this reason ninny husbands antI fathers have armed themselves and an unorganized vigilance com mittee Is now prepared to deal out summary justice to tho buggers Police Captain James K PrIce In command of the Tremont pollen sta tion says ho Is doing all he can to stop the outrages and that his plainclothes clothes men are looking for the of renders Some of tho detectives are masquerading as women All Three Are Italian They are all Italians One Is tall and young and smooth of face the second la of medium height and has a heavy dark mustache while the third Is short and stout and has a i oddishbrown mustache All are well dressed and prosperous looking Mrs AdolCh Le Moult of No 2244 athpate avenue tells of an encounter she had Friday night when the hugger WIth the black mustache made a remark to her about the wrather as she was NEW PHASE IN STRANGEST OF ALL DIVORCE OASES I S St George Kempson Who Separated from Wife and Wed Stenographer Is in Contempt r f I J X i C I c i S 41 q I I w MRS ST GEORGE KEMPSON Another phase has boon added to the most peculiar legal muddle In tho his tory of New Jersey St George Kempson of New Itruni wlok N J editor of tho New York In surance Journal and several other pub lications has been adjudge Riilty of Lwntempt of court by the Court of Ki rors and Appeals because he prosecuted a suit for divorce In North Dakota when his wife had already Instituted a suit for divorce In the Now Jersey Chancery ourt Kempson secured his North Dakota lIvorce and married his private cecie tary Amy Daniels Last uummer he wits arrested for contempt and pent several weeks In jail During his term he edited his papers from his cell and never missed an issue He finally ue DESCRIPTION OF HUGGERS WHO TER 03I7E THE BRONX HUGCKII xo 1 height n fret 1O Itifhex Wclfflit 1BO IIOIIIIIK Complexion dark Smootlifaceil HniidMome ARC twrnlyfhree or liveii3 four year Urll dreesed iinonnii xo 2 llrifclit n f rt T Inrhrn W l1it 1K5 poniiili Completion very dark llrnvy blnck miKtnilie croji pnl ftliart Illfnrorrd tgo about forty yearN Vrll clrrmril In tilnrlc I iniGORIl NO 3 Ilrluli 5 feet 4 inches Weight 170 pitnniln Complexion florid l oniri lhroTTn ninnlnclir Aite Ihlrtyflre genre Hound tnt fncp Writ dressed hurrying to her home mid when tOte tinored him iclzed her aim She fhouteil for help and the man tried to smother her with a hapdkor chief After a hard flRht she succeeded In freeing herself and ran home On the same night at 10SD oclock Mrs Julia Robinson of No Z1W hughes avenue a musls teacher wus going home to Join her husband and her daughter Lucy when the redmus tachrd hiiKffer accosted her at tho Third avenue OIL atatlon at One Hundred and Eightythird street and asled If he might walk with her under flier urn t cjrpl his releas It Is said throus 1 the Inilupiice nf Groxcr Cleveland The Court of Clinncery revoke l hi Nurlh Ilakoln divorce which marte lms I nnrrliKO Lu Miss Daniels Illegal H l the CISP to HIP court of Ins I us rl III ocnml wife became 111 nm jiwnllv Old in this city This court hhs just decided that K nrxon was cu Itv at contoaipt bu i srIs that the Court or fhinoTV should i not hae ordered the North DpXot de I cree vacated It uldj that Kemps I lioulil have boon prrnilttrd to purse hlmseir by slmilv asking tIme North Da kota courts to set aside the decron Just mhnt will be done with fDdltor Kompson Is not yet clear but av Ills ccolld wife Is now dead It Is probable that he may no longer oppose the CuurtH decree ordering him to have the Dakota Hvorco declared void VIGILANTES IN THE BRONX TO KILL THREE HUGGERS S Police Masquerade in Skirts but Accom plish Nothing brclla She said No and started to run when the mm seized her pinioned her arms and tried to drag her Into a house near by She screamed and the man dropped her and ran away Use Pocketltook nm Wenpon Miss Annie Hushes twentyeight years old of Washington avenue and Ono Hundred and Seventyeighth street said the tall smoothfaced attacked her ard ehe threw her pocketbook at him striking him In the face and soaring him away A short time ago the wife of Policeman Pemcioy was Insulted by the short florid Italian Little IilUin Ring ton years old of I Hughes avenue was accosted a few days ago by an Italian who offered her M cents to KO with him She acroauied I and when people came the man lied Several othci cases have ben reported OLD WOMAN KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR While attempting to cross Weatehester avenue at Us Intersection with St Aruio avenue In the Bronx last night Mrs Sarah Nolan seventyfive years old oC No tTS St Anils avenue was run down l y a trolley car of the Union Railway Company and killed She wa very feeble and was on her way homo at the time She apparently did not see the CUT approaching In charge of Herbert tobblns the inotorman RobMna says he rang his bell euvoral times but de spite this warning the old woman con tinued her walk across the trucks Her body was removed to the Mottle anla police station where It wa later Id nlllled by her son llobblns the motorman was arrested lftAIi CUTS BURNS SCALDS ANTISEPTIC GERMICIDE DEODORANT TIlE y THE STOPS PAIN CURES HURT A Joof tktnj to Aai In tA boon your drujglfl tolll fill to you ASmcJl Bottle for 10 Cents a Quart Bottle for 50 Cents Livkr b HL900 IV1olL ft THE CHCMICAIr KIXCTUOAL CO 411 Letinjua Av s Hew Voik L i 1 4 T v I i J i f b1 M ki iUfl DE CASTELLANES STAYS P AT AUCTION BRING 350 te Joseph Tanszik Who Bought LaceTrimmed Corsets of Nobility Expects a Big Profit The Do Castellane lacetrtmmed cor seta left unclaimed In tlio Custom louse were knocked down to Mr j oncph Ttinszlk of No 214 East Seventy Mr street for 1550 this morning In the public auction sale held by Collector of the Port Strnnahan In the olturo com Appraisers Stores No Wl Wash npton street From the bidding It was evident IHat few desired to possess the abandoned Hays of nobility The schedule valued ho corsets at JS7B and the first bidder ftan a woman down near the auctlonec Charles A Bnrrlnn orcl she whis I pered One dollar They must fit you was the remark I of the auctioneer This man didnt care nnythlng about hurting ones feelings for he frequently Injected cutting words J his erieg But a man relieved the woman by saying Two dollars and this was followed by bids of a half dollar each until Mr Tnnszlk cot them lire and nil for J3 50 Thsn Jt wee dIscovered that tho cor sets had already Incased the form nt h acquired relative of the Goulds There was a littlo bag of purple sachet Owclnr sewed to the steel frame and he odo was pleasant Oradoiis no I d nt want them tar myself said Mr Tonszlk Ill sell them for many times more than I paid for them The fact that they wore D S Czunellnneo Is sulMclent to bring a big price Theres many a young fellow who would like to be like De Castellan and rho will pay the price I can soU lots of thVigs like these 1 figure that heso ought to brlrwf at least Ko but It one picpecme purchaser Is the right kind I may fret more Its pretty hard to act 3 mans corset In New York which has been made by the famoua atitciullMs of Paris Moat of tho four hundred people who attenued tho kale wero like Tanszlk Inc make a business of buying un claimed goods lit auction sales and Bell ing them afterward In the crowd there were a nuubor of women who had come through the habit of attending auction sales And the bill of fare was particularly Inviting In the list of 1100 loU there was everything flOat pickled goose liver to diamond brnoclics But the high bid ding was always on tobaccos and liquors SHOT flY HIS SON BENTON HAHHOR Mich Tune 11 William Flkesall who had quarrelled with his family and been warned not to enter the house came home last night and galnnj admittance by knocking the door down Ills son John opened fire on hlin shooting Aim four times Ho can not recover Uumango SUMMER WAISTS of Washable Materials A variety of styles or Summer W ish including Tailor finish Handmade cnd Embroidered Waists Persian Lawn Wabts trimmed with Lace Colored Waists or Scotch and Zephyr Madia Linon and Batiste WHITE LAWN WAISTS IOO 125 150 225 WAISTS of Tan Untn Batiste or Whte and Black Lawn 125 WAISTS of Colored Madras e JI8 J38 EigDtecntl Street nineteenth Street and sixth flwwe I iiat g Orientalists Jewellers 600 Foulard I Broadway Utb St Stik MSazsts Jor 350 These arc positively the best offering of Silk Waists we have made this season 500 Satin Foulard Waists uavy with white dots black with white dots and white with black and blue dots Bamboo Pedestal Tucked fronts embroider ed stock collar made up un Matting Top Shelf lined cool and very dressy Special Price p J75 We have sold them freely at 6 each a fortunate pur Was 275 chase brings them to you at U 4 35 each nruDAlG IUr cures Lord Taylor NEURALGIA AND ALL PAINS Broadway 20th St All Druggist 25r and 50c or NEURALOINE CO 2426 Vandewator St N Y City I fr cS c r C i 4 1 c I J4tt Uiii1 1 Bathing Places 4iihJlIjt1 tr viyr IJlitIIIIr1I Resting Places Iff Healthful Places I Quiet Places xj wit Popular Places ALL ABOUT ALL TUB BEST PLACES TO SPOND A SUMMER J t VACATION It 1 JIiP Jp j r The Worlds Vacation Bureau 1301 BROADWAY Information free When booklets or circulars are ordered by mall tamps must be Inclosed to cover postage i iti

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J I THE WORLD TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 17 1902 t BRlDCE JUMrER WAS WNEYINS1 I Young Man Was Envi I ous of Fame of Friend Who Leaped Safely Into East River I There Is a wid and sorrowing old father a fooble Invalid up on the top floor at No 420 East Thirteenth street who has no doubt about the Identity ot the young man who threw bis life away Sunday afternoon bj leaping from Brooklyn Bridge The t old man Is James Kevins and the tender efforts of his two prettj daughters to dissuade him from the belief that the bridgeJumper was nol his only eon his support and the ap ple of his eye Walter E Kevins an futile Walter was twenty years old He was employed In the IIoo Printing Works as a machinist Ho disap peared last Sunday Among his chums was Robert Wltro of East Fifteenth street and Avenue A and who achieved local celebrity three ytars ago by Jumping from flu bridge Thero was a friendly rivalry between these two friends and young Kevins had chafed over this superior achievement especially as Bob Wltzel taunted him with lacking the I courage necessary to make the jump I Started for Ilrldffe I William Ilctsclunan aiioihur of tin bosom frlinils of Walter Nerlna and living at No 3T2 East Tenth street aa a that Waller left th rent ot them In the back room of Kellys baloon In i Aeuuo A Sunday with the axowed purpose of prokiug Ws I I courage by leap ing tiom the bridge boarded a passing I cat burore lie could stop him and that liu hAil Just about time enough to reach tliu bridge at the moment nhen the ptopitj on the brldKC were surilcd by I toting a oung man make the fatal I plunge I We had been tUklng about a marks i I chaiiLes In a Jump from the bridge eald iletsohman to an Evening World 4 itpjrlcr today We ntre all drinking T In clls Sunday moinlng Xevlna was Bore at the suggestion that Wltzel could do an thing that he could not do and declartd that he would not take a dare c from any man He broke out of the crowd once and seising he would do It started for the door But we caught 11 him and brought him back Bob Wltzel I dropped In a while after that and tha subject of bridgeJumping WAS brought up again Suddenly as a downtown car approached Walter darted to his feet 1 f and ran out calling back that he was i going to do It We have none of us seen him since rather JInjr DIe Walter Nevlns lived with his Invalid I father and two sisters on the top floor of the oldfashioned mansion at No IM iast Thirteenth street neO of these slsteis Ml0d Annie said sadly this I morning I We have hoped against hope and al though we still try to mak our poor father btlleve that Walter Is safe and lll comu back I have no doubt that It wah Walter who Jumped from the bridge I last Sunday Walter was wild about feats of dar I ing and especially the Jump from the Brooklyn Drldge He often talked about It and vowed he would do It some time He was n good boy and was never away from home oxer night before The dc BCrlptlon published of the man who I Jumped from the bridge Sunday exactly Ills our Walter I an reluctant to say 1 dont know what will become of fntlur He has been crying and groaning as you bee him now ever since we reid about the bridgeJumper and Walter did not come home MYSHRY AROUNO It THIS SHOOTING Victim Shot In Breast Is At tending to Business While Assailant Is in Hospital in Serious Condition H Thl Weallo Fortjrstvcnth street police f have a remarkable shooting mystery on their tuuidj Th victim of the shooting Daniel CahlU U attending to his busi ness at bla saloon on the ngrthwu corner of Tenth avenue and Fiftyfourth street with a bullet wound In the flesh of bIB right oboulder but the shooter Ilta In Roosevelt Hospital with serious In juries to hi iplne Internal Injuries and I many cut and bruuws on his lace though M neither claim nor admit that Cahlll did a thing to him r The man In the hospital says he U Srneit Lucia Frenchman fortyfive yeari old lit refuse to tell where ba llva or Ilve any account of the nhoot i Ing Patrolman Ktllar of the Wait forty evtnub streel station heard a report of a pistol at mo oclock this morning He tmccd ti to Cahill wae duor uAuil wan there bUodlng nom a wound lu nu breast Uner waa uo oue elso In muni An ambuumce was caUud unU Cuiilll tva lukeu to Uuusnviui UOupial Hla wound was aupwuclal and he icturned to tbo saloon cjtvr U waj ureuooJ Mean time lIlw poilcenuiu had bulI unable to nud blo assailant At thu mouutul tomethlng came fluturlBf down Jroin the root ot tho lx i story bullUliig U wa a liundkerclilef iiuruuu with blood KelUr rui up lluough Uie house to the ruof arilvinii In iUn to see a man Jump to tiw roul of tho next Iwuso twenty foot lower lie mriKK on his back and did not mova aftarward ICtllar took hl prisoner oft the lower roof on hi back and a pairol wnuou took him to lb lloosevell Hospital tin iojurle l were round to bo teiloui At first he refused to lI ay onythiiui Tliun lie nld he wiu Mlcluel Cuhlur of No IA Uuwery Lutcr he said he wuu An tonio ucla of No tia Unden PJBL Urooklyn Uilur still he guvu Ui ue It crlptlun of hlmsrU glviin ubor Tho pollnt nay even tills Is not his true peat i but that he Is a pro pvrou builder neemng to iwcapu a public uxpouure of 1111 nl rht W wu1I1 Lucia laid he hail ISO when he cot on a Urooklyn Irolloy car to come to iManhattan yustcrday afternoon Ho met hla friend Mldmel Cahler on the car They drank lliolr way alonrr up ths Park How and Iho Uownry and llnally took a car for a call on jiahlll wliffe they spent tuvertil hours shaking dlcu ter the drinks and until the shoutlnjr occurred He eays he doe not know holt It happened Calilll an hi yiUor became too noliy and hi put him out of the a looo Then th U Agw drew pi u 4 and h i Um II ic i lP L SOCIETY WOMAN LEAVES THE SHOP FOR THE STAGE 0 Mrs Weston Sister of De Lancey Nicoll to Have a Part in It The Climbers 1 I I 1 Mrs Charlotte Nleoll Weston well known In society la going on the stage She In a sister of former District Attorney Do kancey Nicoll and of Mrs James Brown Lord She will come to the theatrical world with a fund of perseverance for nfUr the ith of her husband Gen Wll 10UgilOY Weston lout April sho became SEME HOLDS 8UI MAN IS GOt E Appellate Division Decides that Pawnbroker Wiesen I berger Must Serve His Term for Receiving Stolen Goods William Vtlcsenbereer a pawnbroker conUcted In 19UO of roochlng stolen goods must serve two years nnd six months In prison according to the de I cision of the Appellate Division of thu Supreme Court Wlesenberger who has been onIon 512000 boll pending th decision of the Court Is said to oe m Old Mexico Jamea V RldKway counsel for tho pawnbroker tngm proceedings today to carry the iase to the Court oj Ap peals He aajs that he does not know tho present whereabouts of his client but that his absence will not endanger his bond until a decision has been rendered by the Court Wlesenberger kept a pawnshop In Sixth avenue near Thlrtyaecond street Ha was arrested in April 1000 on the tistlmony of Henry Hess ft burglar changed with maintaining a fence Hcu confessed that he had plundered houses on thr upper west side and had sold the proceeds to the pawnbroker the latter being aware that they were stolen According to HeM tho pawnbroker had In his establishment a melting pot which he had used to mell down the plate stolen from Jrore than one hun dred residences w wt of Central Park VUsenberger was sentenced by the Court of General Suslons to two years and vlx months In jail and to pay 500 line He appealed and tho Appellate Division of the Supreme Court sustained the verdict a shopgirl to support herself and her children f Mrs Weston will begin her stage life next fall after a summer spent In study She will make her debut as Miss Godesby In The Clmbera a part In whch Mrs Jack Blouilgood now Mrs Lnlmbcor her preceptress made her first luonounced success 1 found the life of a shopgirl hard and monotonous said Mrs Vcstn and althuuKh 1 did the best 1 could I fear that I IIUI not adapted to It Iy principal dut was to sell hats While 1 was trjlru to nnd something else tn do I met 31tRS Dlnehutn She agreed to gh me a part In Thn Climber erR nnd I slnll make my first appear ance In the fall DRIVfH KILLED MATE ISILD Teamster Falls to Death Be neath His Wagon and Friend Is Under Arrest Pending Investigation Eugene OReilly who lived at No 22J1 Eighth avenue and was employed by Ollollly Dios storage warehousemen at No 258 St Nicholas avenue wan killed In peculiar fashion tjday In Jer soy City and Bernard Flood of No 300 East Slxt third street Is held as a pris oner while the police make an Investiga tion of Oltelllys death O llellly anil Flood were taking a big vanload of furniture through the Pa vonla section of Jersey City at 2 clock this morning when OReilly got under the wheels of the van In some way The wheels passed over his neck and across his chest crushing out his life It oc curred In Paionla avenue at Barnum street one of the darkest and most lonesome tpois In Jersey City Flood who was driving reported to the police that a hummock In the road jolted OHellly off the van and before he could stop the horses the wheels wrre upon him Flood was held without bail b Justice Hoos In the First Crimi nal Court pending an Investigation Tbomus J OHcllly a brother of the dead man who lives at No 123 East Fortyfourth street claimed the body and received permission to remove It to New York s WIFE lKFT IIUI HE DIED SY71ACUSB N Y June 17 Myron Pcavj of Tuyettevllle nineteen rears old committed suicide this mornlnc by I takiiK laudanum Ho left a note uaylng I wish to live no moro because my wlfo I htls left me I Keeps mother and baby sweet as roses 3c A I aaw tfl JI woman wllo VJr rJ wislles s 10 provtAlr COIfPX ion who withet la have her sMn 101 41 tlflJelw would tike to havt Htr actfrtt from al din erll tcms aJd eulat lemilntlIo UII Y Wilen lIatI Soap I mnt wry 110111 10 11 lkis soap Oil a y and tee f ow ufdrfy il will rt I 1iIII ntlle onf 0 aI llillll faforoik autt chafing chafingMUNYON MUNYON rt ci r b fittf II oJ I SHf DIONi LIK TO MIND TH BABYI Little Florence Lush Did Like Automobiles and Wine So She and Mamie Murray Ran Away Both Arrested Florence Iush fourteen of Portchcs ter on the Sound nho ran away from home eltfht ilnys neo bocnum she couM not havo an auiomobll and line Jrcsse mm committed by Judge Ouniung nf White IMalim today to the custody of Chief of Police Studncll of rortcliestcr Klorcnce hi Is i viry pr Uy girl Is the daupntrr of WllWnm Iiih n Irc I innn who In emplo cd on the Now York ami KPT Haven HallroAd When Rho tlrrt dlsappeind her ircnta bplloxcfl she I hid been MJnn t l but It MS lator Icarnod Uiat she hiJ cone away with Mlm Mnmlo Murray of Portchpjter The two girls BH found by Police man Daly of White Plains Irlnklnic wine In a hotol them The had plenty of money and declared tlut they Wet solng to travel around the world If their money held out Judge Dunning today turned them over to the custody of Chief Studwell on RarrantJi Issued by Juitlca Vukn field of Partch ester Tlio Luah girl la charirtMl by her father with beln dis orderly while MJss Murray U wanted for the abducilon of Florence Here Is thu story told by Florence The story that I wa kidnapped la untrue 1 simply went ana to see tho sights I was tired of living home I im proud and did not want to do the housework and mind mothers baby J went to Jlje lleach and from there went with Miss Murray to New nochelle Mount Vernon New YOlk and WTilta Plains We came hire In etl We hired I rooms at Admiral Dots hotel and had a Jolly time 1 want to be rich rte ceHly 1 went to the home of mj aunt In Brooklyn and had a ride In an au tomobile llmt is nhit I want If I was iloh T would haa horses cairlagex autt and rtno dresses I dont like to stay home bec1 use they I want me to water the cows Now that I nm arrested I am willing to go back home iinil br a Rood Klrl Mr Lush Intendn to put his daughter I In a training school because he saya she Is too romantic for a mere child 0 PANIC AND BLOCK ON BROOKLYN UL I Air Brakes Part on Fifth Ave nue Line and Frighten Pas sengers Delaying Traffic to Manhattan Air brake on a fifth avenue I1 train In Drooklsn pnrtrd this morning and badly frightened the passenger blocking the entire line south ot Twen tieth street for fifteen minutes and de laying thousand of pooplu nu thoti way to Manhattan Thn train wan running Into the Twen tieth street station on Its way to the Ilrldgp when the brako tubes bocami uncoupled lictneen the iccond ami third cars This threw the brakes on hard on the rear section of the train It stopped so suddenly that iM ienper3 were al most thrown from their fats Th roar of a iwisslnR train on the op posite track and the blowing of the siren on th rear cars of the stalled train threw the passengers into a panic They made a ruth for the door and In the open cars many cllmbitd out through the aide rails In their wild hulo to reach the station platform Workmen were summoned from Thir tysixth street to repair the brake tube This took about fifteen minutes and b that time a long line of Iril m were stalled on the downtown tracks MAGISTRATE MEADE IS ILL llli IliTlcInn ny flint 111 Cnn dlttnn lm Not Srrlona City Magistrate Clarence W Meade In 111 At his home No3 Wet Twenty third street It wias ttald at the home of Magistrate Meade that the severe hwl weather had brought on a return attack of diabetes from nWoh lie haa ben a sufferer t r aiSout two years Ills doctor thought that with rest he would t e soon around again Magistrate Minde It was sa d Is not dangeroualy 111 and Is Improv ing 81 eo w1M I No one should fall to see tho exhibit of the Crowns of the I 4 Rulers of the World now being made on our fourth floor It Is I I conceded by all who have soon It aa being tho moat unique at II tractive Instruct e and Intrinsically meritorious exhibit ever made lu any store tn America MidSummer Sale of Laces Main Jlonr Our last import for this season thus all new goods and made especially to our order many of the designs will be brought out next season as they are the latest produced such values as we now offer will not be obtainable in the Fall as at the beginning of a season all desirable laces bring full prices Our offering com prises Venise Laces Point Gaze Laces Net Ground Laces and Crochet Laces in Galloons Garlands Borderings Incrustations and Medallions in Ivory Ecru and Butter Shades SOC 2 rjrj to gjOO values for yard 25c to JJ j LACE NETS Exceptional values in fine Venbe Lace Nets 18 inches wide all this seasons styles the choicest qualities and most perfect productions of the very best Europe n Lace makers prices considerably reduced to effect a substantial Ci aance Ivory Butter and Ecru Shades 225 to gll50 values t for Q rn 175to 73U yard LACE ROBES Special mark down to close out the balance II of our White Point dbsprit Net Robes ribbon trimmed waist sleeves each now and skirt three exclusive designs values 25 J 6 00 Womens Neckwear Main Floor I In a stock thats rich with every new Neckwear Novelty many of which are exclusive were offering values that are as inviting and captivating as the goods themselves CO dozen Turnover Collars of Parisian Lawn with dainty cm brolilered laco or fancy hemstitched edges suitable to wear with this sea ons low neck thort waist regtilar value S9c for 25 Now Wah Cravats with aoft crushed Stock In plain white striped or figured Ascot regular value 48c at 25 Special lot of Crepe do China China Silk and Taffeta I Stock to tin value from 75c to 1GO each at 48 Parisian Lawn Grass Linen PIque and Batiste Bailor Col lars suitable for childrens coata or ladles shirt waists 48 75e 98 I c51mp8onGo1tfir Co i I I Sixth Ave 19th to 20th St KOCH CO J 25th Street West Betwcen Lenox OLICKL and Seventh Avenues I I sc A of r o let Articles WEDNESDAY AND TllunSDA Van unparalleled oppor tunity to secure the best and most reliable goods AT A POSITIVE SAVING OF tfIN MANY CASES rlON EXISTING PRICES Merely these few items from hundreds Day Rum 8 oz bottles rrg2Se170 Dufotirj Toilet W ter 8 oz bottle res I Florida Water S ot bottle rcg 29cl8o 35e 25o Witch llml full slKmith 16 oz botlle L ons Tooth Powder Ie IC 1tc icelc 1So Lisle Ine rf lc 1 5C j Absorbent Cotton i Ih pidu rct Levys U Uliche rue Powder rtlC 3 5c3 1 o 25c 19c Imported Tooth Ilrushes uotth up IOj Witch llael Soap box of 3 cakes ret 2JC 100 12C 90 Ilith Uiushcs ulth curved ilcticluble Green Castile Soap j Ib bar reg 35c21c lundle reg 45c 29o Talcum Powder borated and perfumed Ulr IlaishfJ solid tuck 9 rows best W 15c 10o btl ttes reg foe 45o Army Foot Pqwder reg t9C 130 Complexion Brushes itg 290 2 Oo Almond Meal 8 oz bottle res 25c18o Nail Scrubs woilh up to 35c 1So Cutellifor kln reg LadlesRubberCOmbsrcl15c10a I I L w u iOOE jiAfii1 ji1i JWit I n VeTY Speciai dale of SoCarts JJa6y Carriaffes 7t reatiy deduced gJrices A rrost opportune even Hunrreds of Gorarts and Baby Tarriages reduced in price at a time when thousands of mothers are thinking of the outdoor beneiits that act like tonics upon the youngsters Prices Jtre Cut jfs Jfever 53eore The principal reason that the stock must be decreased without loss of time more room must be had for other displays The power of price was counted upon as the most potent means possible Hence these sweeping and forceful reductions The details whch follow explicitly describe the most important of the lines included in the sale ea1Sdlt Irctidee hind p JLOl I aom full a roll Kit rol fen at styln I clln GoCart of Carrale ag and GoCarti ol ie l rubter t red w ids best Bte I geat fin with fullalud iced bodies up tol tered In all the newott lated ID ren or maroan enamel Simile lam etticti of plush Hales acu parasol fs balie corduroy vetonr Bed clamp special O UU ford cor etc bare stiong 8eel axles and springs fla s ed in gro a and roaron I enamel rub ertred wheel j pAt ni fcot brjVes hacdaom I ltJ 1 1 4 satin rurisols too WIth it tpedal y lacHe vera r 0 0 All our Hool Carriage and Ii t e highest priced goods wa have aie alto specially price dunug taU sale CARRIAGE AND n Incltdea thirty GOCART FIXINGS JL Ol C axdiflere t styles of Car RUBBER TIRED WHEELS made of steel and eaamoldn5 races an Co in 7 green Carts upholtfdwith corduicy i 75 vtlour tiedford co etc ft e i I PARASOL RODS the adjustable kind enan elreirirf lubbertired w cel patent Irake fLli a e I SAFETY STRAFS leather and corduroy bare four straps 35 iced bodies some have pretty tpeclal Ct r rtiils njounted on atio g ndjustable rods ape O J7iLACECOVEHS eTery one reduced In price yJU iScconil Floor Tike Ecil tor ePllrniture Values fffost Extraordinary tSurjous tocAs Seltfnff ffiapidty Bargains o a omarkalJly Jtstontshing Description Jtro Oferad in Tjhis aff The demand continues most enthusiastic But in the light of existing circumstances that is only natural for the Furnture offered in these clearing sales is at prices which have no parallel lor absolute littleness For to morrow we feature specially many exquisite designs in BED ROOM SuITES TABLES PARLOR CABINETS AND PARLOR SUITES I Some of the prices ue quote are cost some are leu than cost No matter what you decide to purchase you rest secure in the knowledge that you are obtaining values most eitrtoioinary BEDROOM SUITES HANDS ME TABLES PARLOR CABINETS All desirtb e weD e aidnniibe tew and M 00 flookwood Clblnet now SO OO New and leiutilU In design plana polish arUslic 10 d sign 5ulabl for paror Led 6261 VmlWarliD RookwoOo1 Cablnl CablDt now D 3100 40 DO rmtb come with serpentine fr D obrs loom vr D CD pec I a II ye d ncoo J f or th Ia I CoOO Ool Lul CablDt 411 OO swell Iiont cast Urass tnn mi tJ d as foJloWN 7 00 YornltMartln Cl IDt DO 8500 son ely carted reduced lor this 5ale aID 10 8300 nokwoo CablDt DOW IIOOO I i Tabl DO OH IK mllJllrtID CablDlt no following U500 eWlng J 22 n 11S00 VoIJartID Cl IDlt 138 HI 3 DO Tbln nw G 19300 Rookwooil CtJblnit no IiOtKI 49 S Jploc Mthoctnr Bultti now HJ DO 4 SO Tabln n 3 1 2fi 00 V rnl Mirtln Oblnet nor 17SOO S7S T ro now 4S 75 3 piece Clillen Oik Sullti now nil 011 It 50 Tabl now nn PARLOR SUITS MOO 3 fleet Colden Oik Sultit now III Oil 710 T M no lUll I GoldFrame IJO Handsome llighOiad3Piec rC50 3 pltra llnldtn Oik fultei now 111111 9 00 Tabl nw 10 00 T MM now 41 Parloi Sutsot xquisite designs made In 72 25 S piece Mitwiinr Sullci now Rl DO with CABINETS the test pClslblc tna ner and covered 3 Ulrdiee Hull IK Oil PARLOR 7100 plen lo llpl tIlk stD damask and Up extra quality all Apee 77 BO 3ploc Mihonnr 6ull i now OS Oil VernlsAa tin and Rookwood Pulor Cabi try specla ly p iced for this tale as folows 77 M 3plicc nirdicye Mipl Sultri lin Ol net Leautltully handpjtnted decoiatl ns 3 plic i nduccd ram 230 00 to 1000O 00 00 3 plnce aoldrn Oak Sullci now IB Ol new and ezqulsi a In jetl 1a specially ro 3 pl ett rtdue 4 from 2700 to lOtl UO 9150 3ploc niMieyi Uil ballri 75 Oil duccd lor this salt u follows TblM rioor Summer tattengt Sum mer Conveniences The Japanese matting is in small and large carpet For the City or Country Home effects all popular shades of blue preen red and nat ural straw color the China mattings are in fancy The demand on Window Scteena and Screen Doon checks and stripes lias been incessant Our stock is the best and mOlt MATTING CHINA MATTING JAPANESE I complete in the city All sizes are here 1900 quality 40 yard 550 quality 40yard rolls g1 rolls S750 per yard 20 4 00 per yard J C 2 Special prices are quoted on Garden Hose for gprlnlc i 1000 quality 40yard 050 quality 40yard rolls y j ling the lawns flowers streets yards Gal Stove end rolls JSJS per yard 23 I 500j per yard JO Refrigerators of guaranteed makes at extremely low 1100 quality 40yard 900 quality40yarrOIl20 prices Ii rolls V25 per yaid 25 750 peryud 1100 quality 40yard 10CO uaity 40yard GARDEN HOSE EXTRA STANDARD 3ply 25 tolls 91000 per yard 28 I rOIlI8 50 per lard 23 All hose U in 34 Inch stock ft length 215 K A r 5 1400 quiilty 40yard and complete with couplings ft length lolls 1100 per yard 30 1200 I3g peryardyard nc THE PLUMBER HOSE 3ply EXTRA STANDARD 5Dly rolls SVOO pei yd 15 15 ft 1500 qnallty 40yard guaranteed complete with coup suarrted hONj lenttha lolla 1350 per yard 35 14 00 quality 40yard ol Dngs IS ft Isngtbs not s23 J ft leDltha A Lo 1800 quality 40yard rolls 1100 per yard cj C 140 SO ttltngttaxr O J at 1 UI lolls 1400 per yaid 40 TfclrJ Floorq TUB ETNA HOSE 5ply HOSE REELS iqtiare c r guaranteed will stand blgh water harhardwoodtomorrow OO m preiiuie 35 it lengths 265 HOSE REELS xtn Urz ohl Siasswaro China Jnaa oiJrao Tn 50 ft Itngtbs r rffl I and hardwood Tarnlihed painted rtefao p THE YALE 4 ply ruar and ramps antted red and white rubber SCREEN DOORS AND I are comfortably will stand any amount of water I WINDOW SCREENS Now that many people preaiute 25ft lengths household neceiil 350 50 ft SCREEN DOORS ttonflyaad homes Y c tlODfIY ably sett e 1 In Summer any lengths Ot J O and wcllfinlibed all ff by their absence OO ties will be conapicuoua THE OREGON HOSE finest lies U TEA ShTS 56 piece net thin SCREEN DOORS natural wood ODD CHINA I grade of hose on the matket has UU1 AtUianchlrarichly 4 95 the hrht guarantee 25 ft fnleh one coat of vai FRUITSAUCEHS and smsll site i decorated sp clal fO leugtln 5378 50 Y y r Dlab 90 plter bnDI omol deco 5 TABLE GLASSWARE flIeDCtho J Y5 lIaum1 ledsJ eclal r WATER TUMBLrRS fimst OOFS AND SAUCERS large tea thn lead blown 4Ml very richly siic Ilsle of all an ai Dinner engraved special per Bieakfant and Tea AnJ Soup I r 45 1 handioraely decorated value 110leD WorldsSreatestSrocery ft TABLE SETS flneit cryiUI 07 each at 10c special c 91 Duttet Dish Spoon Holder and For the convenience of our outoftown customer COVERED DISUES very ceam ritchir and Sugar o1 bandvomely decorated JJ Bowl cewdfslfn Sjitcul xjt those so owning In the country we prepay freight on DAKEHSOH VEGETABLE if JBUY TUMBLERS with tight all paid and charge purchases of 500 or over to any DIHLS special U tin tops Una crystal 110 ss n railroad station in the New England and following el flolea DINNER AND TEA SETS IpeelI i I1 BRICABRAC States New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania A Urge assort ent of BOHE MEAT Leg of Canada FRUIT SYRUPS tru to IWII MIAN GLASS VAShS Import MLttoo Ib JUFRUIT pure RL II7 eis simples value SOc n c tn Pi ttmoa 25 TAIIOCAI FoIrcyoewPearl Sotrawt l1eCho8l0J to75c special 4iO 7 r De cco 0 e rry S Ill or FII ToIlIIIC VASES A asioitnect of rsapnUI Ginger I Uige SARDINES Faucy toW full Mw lull CKrnun and EDt isi Vases im Spiced Sardines cam 20 plcu qunX 20 port risiinpl v rybindsomely I PLUMS OR GREEN n dtfor Ie valal1zSaud EGG FRUIT CES Haul Bias 9 JUICES purojfgj 95 GAGES larga cans each y DIHNER SETS 10J pieces puro 1150 rCpeJUi j Litre 01 Ltrnon Juice y C rrcl I U my 550 IJIsda lIIGUlns luge va ANCHOVitSiGenulieNor I quarts 29c pints JO f a roly iitcy cocrs va ue Vegia I1ho lellargecanl 25 LINE JUICE ROil Imp rfad DINNER SETS 112pieceB8n t SUe spCi l hOAI Fallbacks Jiascot cool Lime Jiilce a veiy i tilthy Engllih lorcrlain undeifUurd LAMPS cr Ark Brand Soap 5 cakes In auJ rclieilicoK b vsr n blue aud curD bolder SQUAT TAIIJE COOLING DRINKS FOR age cuaits 3lj pints V decoration very rf special G 75 l LAMP with 10 THE HOT SPELL LEMON OR ORANGE SUGAR DINNER BETS 100 pieces fine I f 1 1 Inch globe very WILD CHERRY PHOSPHATE absolutely puie aud bsaltMol makes must delicious sum in fow Hue iiaJfila desolation i V handfcnie hand Cnut mAd ln very natural llavor mer dtlck a full llb cutoa Jff anartlr lat Orenul deil n aiuare mape A jaiuteJ decota sD I platttis Sic value at o rl ilonj best tui Bottlt mtklng 110 glasses 35 GRAPE JUICE ChautiuijoaUB 1500 special OOU nt with gilt Bottle making 60 glasses 19 feimenled Grape Juice DAM sing tht dellcats flavor ot th DINNEK SErP 101 pieces finitt mounting value Battle maklnj 30 glasses 10 Concord rrape vary deUckstl cblca ad 1500 Ijiselsl tHu Autltian very CLARET LEMONADE an sx quatti 40c jittts JJc nollr oindy fulll0ld 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w THE WORLD TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 17 198ft r I LATEST NEWS OF SPORT IN ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES 1 CUPBEARER IS 1 DISQUALIfiED finishes First for Prince of Lwales Stakes at Ascot but i Ard Patrick Is Given the Race iliONDON June liA vast nnd fash ionable attendance marked the opening L of the Royal Aocot race meeting Kx E ce1 enl sport In promised for the week Ma large number of horses arc her The Gold Vase oC 200 sovereigns given tc by the King for threeyearolds tao I J Won by George Faber Ice Maiden L This cleared the way tor the big lace of the day the Aecot Stakes handicap u of 20 sovereigns each which was won by Scullion r1 Carabine finished second and Ham bilng Katie third Thirteen horses I started Reck Sand with Danny Maher the J Yankee jockey UI won the Coventry Stakes of 10 sovereigns each for two jWrolds The Ii 1leche Illly with Jilli Skecls Martin American up wasiffSnd and Red Lily came In third Ttiii result of the race for the 1rlnee I ofWaltss Stakts lor to tuvs each with 1000 SOVL rddel for thrccytarolds upset all caKiilatirxm Aril 1airlclc the Derby winner was n hot favorite nt 1 t1 on but tho fnvorllo came In second The result was is follows t Toe Duke of Vitmlnit rl Cupbearer tM Cannon 1 10 JOublnii Art Patrick Miltin 2 I Arthur Jamess Iertcas JUher 3 Seven horses started iAn objection was lodged aealnit Cup bearer on thu ground of humping and boring t The stewards sustained the objection tl and Ard Patrick who was thrpcqtmr ters of a length behind was awurilml i 4 the race The Duke of Devonshires Cheer i ridden by Spencer was placed third i j American Jockeys were one two three j SHEEPSHEAD ENTRIES 9p cUI to The Evening World L RACE TIIACIC SHEBPSHEAD RA ft June 17The entries for tomorrow s races are as follows Tint RueFor threerrifolds and upwiird 1 htfh wrliht hindleap six furlong JJemurrer HI Jim Tullr 11T z t Oobourj 137 Mllltiry 114 IMtlno 11 Cougar us Wealth 117 Altr1 flchftk 114 ffCOttA 7l aceFor tbreeyearoldi and up one C milt B4n Uul 101 Tom Ktnnjr 1001 g F b Knight 101 Bur of the Vet M Bluer Juliet P6 DrcKikt 101 I Numtril 111 Itoiine 103 l7not BS Thr Amlcoa inn Catthaes IOC llpttirlft 101 Third nI1I Ditty for twoyetroldc 0o 4 ftrlonct it EvrcnU Burch1 110 Whorlvr 1U y1 Eunnr Shore 113 Haibora 115 r4z Huttan 113 Bern 113 Our Nuitet 115 3 Fourth neTbo thy Rlate lUndlop for thntTetroldi and up mill sod quirir titus 126 Ihrltlm 114 4 A4vtnc Gurd117 Watercure lul Morolnnld 112 Dlilillnt 1O1 Non 110 TrIgger 93 1 FIlth ltac7or two parotda Nlllnl fly Irlnp t Explorer 109 nob IllIltarl 97 i titan U faka I 4 Ilabbnt Si Quo of the Ooean 01 1 Chlol 100 arte Nloht 102 i Mackey Dyr 100 Ptrat Chord Ill Nount hop 102 VlnIoook itt Dk PInt 102 Oro Vlv IO I t Boobr 91 nmlork 91 Old O1orr 114 Roeklro1 102 Wa r Ory 107 Kumbo 100 t nrmUat 102 Dr Balor 104 PtO Match 99 Clnoul1I 10 I No1o 9 1lntur 102 Sper 103 Mary MeOIfrIT 104 Oenl1 PrIg 99 01110 lOt 81xtl1 ltaefFnr Ibmurold an1 upd elllnlr mU and a IItHnlh OUpldr Ill fIoulh Elhorn 108 t Bn howard 111 South Elkhorn I Ird Sterling IOS Dachshund lOR llater hnk 93 Morothn 101 p Ceurtenay 9G Klnnlklnnlek 105 100111 pln 100 Actor IOC Iblllppin 113 AIlk 1G olden Coitus eG ST LOUIS FINISHES RACE TRACK St Louis June 17 This afternoons races here were run as follows Flrrt RaceFour and one halt fur longs Won by Avoid 13 to Sand 4 to 5 Grand Shot 1 to 2 for place was s and Happy Choice third Time 05S Second RaceSevenelshtlis of a mile Won by M Chanterelle 4 to 1 and 2 to 1 Taby Tone 7 to 5 for place wan iccond Llttlo Master third Time 128 lrdn nice 9ne and onequarter mllesDr Nwnrlln 3101 and even won Buck CVDowd 6 to 1 for plnc won ceo and and Pat My Boy third r Ime 2241i y I I HARLEM WINNERS I HARLEM RACE TRACK June 17 i The races scheduled on todays card I here resulted as follows First RaceKlveelshths of a mlle lAdy Matchless 1 to I and 4 to 1 won Topsoil 8 to 5 for place waR second Flocarline third Tlme101 35 Second Race Ono mile Won by Scaliel Lilly 2 to 5 and even Bragg J 10 1 for p iace wan econd Jaubept thIrd Tlmln 35 Third HaceFlvcHlghths of a mile Won by M Allen 5 to I and 8 to S Wa kin Overlon for tdnce 8 to 5 wan sec ondl Hlh Chancellor was third Tlme 101 35 l ROGERS PUSHES CONTEMPT CASE Special to The Evenlnf World PIH1ADBLPJHA June ITUate thIn IfUrnjon Judge lUlitoii of Cmmon Pleas Court Xo 5 mado absolute the rules taken ty Col Ilogers against Sec and Baetn5 La Jail an 1 Mtrtwr Horn ham to ChOW cause why they should nut be command for contempt Inills obeying the Injunction IHued by the court realralnlng them from rom playing I SttfH11 with any other club but IK PhlUdilphla National League Team p Ai to the rule taken against ilr Bommers Judge HaUton mil de DO do clalon He Informed Col lingers thut he desired some authority for UauliiK fill ohmfnt against Mr BomrnmW ff1 tJittt gentlwaan wall not u i jry in t1u flfl ilr Ilocera replied that he IMluI4 MrnUh the lIulhor ties In a few 11 iE LACEYS PLACE CLOSED C iot Miles OKellly of the Oak alr et b station heard this afterno that Do Lacey had reopened hla pool J t No M Park R w He Bent Ue Uve8er ant neynolds up to see 1 It and JUvnoMr found the place Jltd ficeof for half A dozen hang re Is not the least rilrn that thi is dolnc business1 said teynsilds It snira that Da Lacey has null for tlft In this oroclnct He told 1 liYa i that be would not I ma OlIelIly WJ cri ant wsI n0Up 50 antr i HARVARD VARSITY CREW HAS SHOWN ONLY SLOW TIME ROWS t

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o C d I a 4tD cQEW mom lJY I14Clf MO n I Spptlll t The Kvrunp 1011 I 1 XEW LONDON Conn June 17 j There ore going to be u few siirpraes In I the YaleHarvard boit vaoe this year j remarked an cild oarsman who was wulchlnK the crews getting ready fur their morning practice If I run not nilnlnlicn ho continued the Vale eight j will leave the Crimson crew nt the tart and the Cambridge boys will never be1 able to catch up with them unless they Improve roriHlilprahly In the few days thaI are left The Harvard crow In an oxjdiiu one until It pulin iiouve thirty Ilicii iverv mini In till bout goes n lCPE On Ihcntiicr hand I he Hirvard fresh iran eight Isi II rrirlcprJack for n short illKtancc ami the yinuuntrri from N PW Haven will have tr pull MM they never Itttlci before to lioat tlnMii In a txvornlle tt t rtigl The Yi It frrshmen are a well GIANTS LOSE BOTH GAMES TIED FOR LAST PLACE I lUd Wlkl mojj ponunuoj I GlintH ilo They were nt the mercy of their luck antI Mani cr Oeorg Rinltli unld If two of our lioy nrcn ot car ried off on iHretchnrsi h11M the fir noon In over we will think Ihv hoodoi han cone nase all fans thouf want resiilld Hardluck tales do not go with them anti those supportem of I nfiiie cliihn flRurlni a Rnrl of nnenldril afnlr tnln afternoon Just ambled ncrosa Ihu rail road trackH to tho American IcnKiie grounds tn take the chance of peeing 1 Rood galliC I CraiTiI II Siniill Our The turnstllCR to theai Krouiiili did not eKlnter very many pruple nnd for n holiday It was a nighty poor crowd To say that 2000 people were In altend alice wan llatlcrlnK lob lllewett who has been puffoil along nr the gruatost leflhandcd deliverer of a ball bJII of recent years ran tn makJ his Irst apppariinuc In a few York uni form The oxQforKctiiwn College hoy a new mall have n lot of faith In him and that tiiuUd a whole lot toward buoying up their hopes of Raining a vic tory In caie of his nol being right Just yet Frank Spark the only other Giant pitcher on hanl warmed up nnd was prepared for a call As for Itcflton Manager Al Ituckcn berger had PlttliiRcr und Malarkey pre pare and hla choice wan almost sura to fall to the former rim Iniilni Dunn spanked the llrat ball pitched to right for a Dane HendrlcknH nacrl lice tvas neat ritllngcr hundllns the jail DoylqB rail nearly curried Pin tlngera arm with It an It frpnl toward centre It was a ulnele and sent Dunn home Doylu B attempt to second was a failure louder lifted n My that Cooley went after and got One run lyiinh wan given u walk to first Ten 1 l 13S bunt was neat anti ho beat It out Jooley bunted Ion but Illewvtt got the hall to llrHt ahead of him Carney bun I ed to Hvnn who throw to the plate Ui catch Iush Mo failed though Car Try stole second and on Ilowprinans iljth throw to catch him ho went to third lInt Tenney aorr rh the plate IIg 3remlnKer boosted a foul that Hovttr man Rot Dcmontn pop My ilrnpxd cafe In riBht Held and Carney ran horn Jones rnadp nil excellent running catch of Ionnn fly Three run Mrriillll InnlllK lIen walked and moved 10 ntconil while Smith wan being retired by Tin nay and PlltliiKer Jonees rap hit the third haie and gave Jimmy a bare It also let llean eon llowirmnn wIde unable to lilt the ball fair In three trim lltewett wan paHurd to llrxl Iiunnii ruii to nrfniUigur was Jonena llnUh at Ihlru One run Monias third strike wns dropped by 7ekw Itl rioTntrinan but Irnn got the ball 10 Uoyln In time Uiudrr jii rnol 1lltlim ere hit for n foconil but rrcovrnd In time to retire Hit lloston man The nun hlil IttishN My from lmlrlk tint thu lloston mnn renchfd sicnni He lOrd a minute later on T nncyi safety to right lleaii took Conlcy little iojui One run Third Illlllnu llcndrlcks only illniurbed the brfczc In trying In connect with IMttlnKern curves uoyles hltrll booiit fell ti Iuih lauilcrB foul left lumbled to Iornn No runs Lander got nriifyii puny poniip remhiKT gilt n wulk Doinont did nut help him any for lIe hoopla n II v Ihol Dunn miide a great catch of lonsi knack rolled by llein und was for a bur Moran bounced n show nnc to ward Iwiudcr and beat It nut Then Ihn bates were flllfd All were luSH thouKt for PHtlngor struck out No rUM Iourtli InnliiB Cooley took Deans lip wlirn ho wee going at full ipea1 lush was where Hmltns fly dropped Jones lly dropped Httfo In nxht and earned the Olantu a base llowrrmani roller in IOIIK thouch retired Jimmy at second No runs Lush walked and Tcnny brat out another bunt hit Itlewelt not Cooleys bunt but there was no one on first to tike hIs throw All the bases were ftfaln failed Carneys M fell fate I back pt first and Lush got home AMi lit piuder ws irttlnnc Oremlnjrer t first Tinny scorM pemont rapped a safe one over IJIewetts head und toiiuy lunl Cniiio inimpiJ nvtr tro Into Lontf In11 nut tub little rt i Miin lul I iviri Mnnin bin whll he wan doing It Demon got home I I 11 t er Wtlen Ii1tlIlttE iliil in Shilili Fin runs rmii Iiinlnu niewett funned Grpinlnger threw l J l IIII tO llTSt 111 tllllO lltll MIC ti iir jir fur 1 1iu Dole hit was of the same value De mon Miiuii iiuwii MudfrH litiiu tl No runs Lush was retired by Smith TVnmvM fourth yafttv wm If llnif n loft I lo was forced at second by Cooteys houn rur I 0 Lloylv Hcwuit il i iu it hit and inxaid thi llcumnliin mil No runs Slvlli liinhitt i IVnmnt was miller lIeu iti humid ny Ortmlngor got Smiths roller to Ural ahead of the Olnnt Jv ncs drojiptd it Hafi one In left ouley WAS nn tho spot when Ilntvermnnf fly dropped No runs iirmtngrr reichd first while lican wa fMimbllng hln lilt Illfwlll fell all vtr hLriulf In trying to pick up DC moms bunt and M two llotion men rvcupltd hates Mont JiigitllnB Urnn let Ionst reich eisond on his hit a till nromlnacr to con Ilran riLS virid In limp though tn throw Drmnnt nut at third After Long slob third Moran hit for two bases nnd the llntson cap lain Just Jointed Iiomiv IVttlngers safe ly snllnl by Lander anil Xlorin ian iicrnss the nlnto ltmh8 ran lilt the umpire mil It god aH n single Tonnfy walked and cilice ngaln were the blurs fit I cii IlitlngiM wns cauKtit napping at third by Ilnwvrmun Uoylo tnok Cooley pny fly Three nun SlMflllll lllllllIK DhItt faniiel iVirney inak Dunns lly Ilunilrlcks struck out No runs Onrneys PtJI lly was laulors nil lie ilcscent irlmmliiKera drive intied hint rlldrW eI I three bajct Dermnt hit wan fur a base but OrlmmhiK did not RC Ire on It Vhilo till Slant apr mining Di mont ilonti betwren first and nffond nrlmmlnK icor l LOIIK walked Moran bit Hifrly past Latulcr hIan threw Pitt loper out Ono run Ellhlh tllnlul Lonif tu Trnnv was Doyles finish audpr fnnned Ilpin wax hit and walked Hinltl fanned No runs neon threw Lush out TPnney out Cooley pnppod a lly In Smith No runs Mlilb Iiinlnu Jones singled to centre llowermin lln nicd to LOUR and Jones was doubled at Mrsl lllcwllt ii led to Lush No runs The score Potion r Ib po a elVew York r Ib po a e lusX rl 3 S 3 u n time rf 1 1 1 n 0 Yld 1 r 3 Teimrr II S I f J 0 llnJk r 1 0 1 000 Cooler If I 13 0 0 uylt Ib 0 2 11 20 fame rrl 2 1 0 OJUuder 30I n 420 Ortmr 3b i I I 2 Gillian u I n 3 4 2 Im 2b I 3 3 li lit Smith 2b 0 0 2 3 II Uni P1 I 2 2 3 Olloni 11 04100 01en I 3 N II ytienan cliO 2 3 1 IltUiT p 0 1 5 tlleuelt p 0 0 0 3 1 Tut 13 1921 P 0 roll 2 8 416 4 lloston 3 I 0 S 0 3 I 0 U n Vorli I I 0 0 U II 0 U 0 i Hrtt Iii p on Brrori llwlon 3 Klrtt ll on llilliOT Illeuen C oK Plttlnirr I dlrlk OuiMv Illriieit I br Iltllncer 7 fioi IMhi sisrur 1ini lirlrlrv IIIIroolr M itilrlkf lfl on nos York T U1 ton 10 ThrMilase lilt ilremtnsur T0Uise lilt Iuih Hll bY Pltrtu lull iline Djuble PlsrMnx slid Tennev Tim ol UsmeT hours mrlre Tantlllon I SCORE FIRST GAME lotion r Ib 110 a elNew Vork r Ib po a e tunli if 2 3 S II Li Waalin if 0 A II gIn 0 Tennry d 1 k U OiHunii 1 0 0 An i iin If u I 1 0 Oillinilki II 0 0 0 0 0 earner tf 0 3 1 0 1Doyle lb 1 I 11 I 1 Qrcnir tb 0 i 3 0 11 IAitr Ji 0 8 iII t u llemt Ib 1 t 3 6 Oilleaii is 1 U I 3 1 Ioni is I 1 I t 11 Pnillh Ib 0 I 6 I 6 KIIILt t 0041 0Jones 110 0 1 0 0 Willis p U 1 I 3 0 liowinsn eO 2 3 2 01 Taylor p 1 0 0 Z I VMjr 0 0 0 0 0 1 Totals a i715 2Tvl ls 3 7 KM 3 Ycairr tatter for Tailor In ninth toning IkMoii 00200004 4 Ncr Vork 0U30000103 First Ksae on grror4w York li hasten 1 First file on lUlle Off Tsylor t 1 off Willis 3 Two Hi n lilts Demon PoI Left oa IluteSew fork 7i haute 10 struck Oil Taylor 2i Willis i Stolen UasesWasJiburs Carney Duos Cooley hbU Will ritcitTep lor III by Wiener Washtmm III Co liy Double riars Den nt lang anl Tenneri WIN lie 1o LeaSt fonta ast Doyle Tin el Oime Ik tOm Umpire Caotlllott mined set of oarsmen hcwevor ind thla race will probably be one worth elnB Harvards vnrslty four oar Is further advanced In rowing than Yales but Ihe latter bunt has ruggej athletes who are illlliCmtly practicing dally and slowly rniindlng into form If the race were to bn rutvul tnday I would wager my troncv on Harvards n uartet Harvards clsjit has not been able to I Special to Th ITvenlnj World BHEBPSHEAD BAY HACK TIUACK June 17 llpforo the races begin this af tcrnonn the horswwn again spent their time In the FaslirTlptcen Cos paddok i iipii ltj thi track fur the fourth dayn ale of vfarlliws from J 11 Haiwclns well known Hiincho Del Paso Stud There are almost seventy youngsters 1 vet to be offered befaro the e alo comes I m a olos5 and the greater turt i f them wiiv illsnused uf this afternoon AI I Ihoueh there was uulto a number left I over for tomorrow as was the itipn tcraty the blddlnii c n the youngsterh wia hlcji as them was Julio a number of MMil ours nut uu hut there was none like the JI7W and 82totJ colts which were eld vulcrinv aftfrnonn The hlghun amount secured was 10000 which Sydney Ititet acting for V C Whitney gave for the chestnut colt by Imp Watercress Sekault a half brothel tu Kit ICanit A L ASIC who opened the bidding at J2ui alto IMgets only opponent bidding tlOu to PagetH JaOOuntil he had btl SSKO then Iiset bent him by nfferlng J10OJO ns Ante would not go any further Pauft also gave the next highest price which wan SCOO for tho colt by that wellknown Iviigllsli sire Ormonde out of Itlght Tom Welsh Jack Joyner Kd IleffntT nnd Green 1J Morris were bidders on the colt The equal Yales slowest time In any of the three speed trials over the fourmile course Ynle however has been favored I with a light wind and ebb tide In both time rows and It Is very difficult to net a comparison of the relative merit of i the crews Coach HlgRnsoii was asked I If the trial laat night over the four miles I was n satisfactory one Xo It was not lllgln on answered I emphatically llrownell was putlnat WHITNEY PAYS 10000 i FOR ANOTHER YEARLING

Also Secures Son of Ormonde for 6000 Other High Prices at Big Sale hW filly by Imp Sir Modreil Imp Queen lri a luilrsisUT to 011 Knslanl l cole TInn and ill n Ce Turuntlm UKlit I nut a duel between O li Morris antI Mutt Dyrnes with Jlorrls the wliinei with a bid of Jj5W The siilcH wisrt1 h c by DcirlinIllonln J K flirJner 3w 13n II c by Monciin IonlBi A I A ti JlJfO II COO by Imp lUiH tliw rreitvia 5Utiey I Iaget JlOOO II eoo by Imp St nation Prim i v n Yen nlLcs SCO in c by OrolnlIrln Prodigal c T Ii00 KM II t by Imp Sir Modrfd Imp Queen lln u l Slorrli I5 i0 II r by lUll Vaiercreas Querns Slate J i P K rimer KTW 10 r by liui QoMttncil Qufcra O II 0itn CK I D r by Imp iolden Oarter IlecUre D J I Muriiy JlOOO Dr f by Imp Hasaetlaw lecollectlcn A I late ISO i c oy Imp Ormonde nijliti SUncy fajct WOili II f by St Carlo Itokc W II Jennlnzi si tli o by Kill Jmun 0 SUnry IMct ml UK U by Imp Itauatlaw Huralla J sir Grave 1300 II by Imp Golden Garter 5ddn s J K Crone I25H tli i by Imp Golden rjwn S4lrerlrie Vt w Jikun IUO llr r by Imp tuuytlanSagli hula II ChIco 12000 ri by Imp Gollen Oirter Sink lllta J P Knrrer 11500 Ch r by Montana SantucEa P Dunne OSM h c IzZ1lmp St lUtlun Jchciolitlrl Slinc I ale I20W U by nfano secretive V Hollar 1300 Ch i by Imp Watervreii dekiurt Bldney Noel It O Olio I BROOKLYNS OPEN SERIES WITH PHILADELPHIAS Continued from First Page I only set attachmrnta against Larry and lletiihardt but alto against Bomeri of the Cleveland Club The three Ameri can League people did not take the trouble to come on for the case Uft Fielder Browne h ts been on the nick Hut but It Wan rlvm out that he might JtI In harneia today IberK Vnllo and Felix warnitd up for the 1hlllleii while Kltson and Farrell went through the pac fa the Sup rb33 Klrit Iiinlnu lMlrii brat JUt a bunt to Hallmxn Kcrlcri aacrlllce lUllman to Jennlngn aUvancod Dclun to second Coil lit handed over Shecknrdn hot Kfaeser Me Cnerv bounded one off tIm right Yield wall for two gecko urlnJ Dnlan Dnhlcn rlp ell B bffliity over irillmiuiit head nd McCrcerv cored Irwin grounded to ChIld Two runt Thoma waived Browne Ucf1 n warm griaaer to Flool who tagged ercond and fired the hall to MoJrery far a rhowy double play Irwin hinlcd down Jennings lowering fly No rum Kronnil lunliiK Farrell struck out Hood fanned Newton filed to HuUwItt No run Burry grounded to Flood uooln faniifd JluliwIU llnenUd to Shrek ard No run Third Iiinlnu DJI111 dropped a sIngle lit right He was nalltd on a elonl Kecler beat out u pr ndcr to Jennlnga Shik1rd I to left McCfrery hit 10 ibeag forcing Keclor at third Uahlrn fanned No rune ijllnvin singled to left Childs hit to Djhlen Gild was doubled up with Jlnllinan Iberg fanned No run Fourth Iniiliilf Irwin was called out on strikes Hall onto befitted ovr Farrell traiir Flood was cap Ibtrv to Jennlngn No run Thomas fanned frowns filed to Flood Dolan hauled down Jennlngsa soirer No runs Fifth InulnM Newton poihtd out a single to right Dolan united to right and Newton ad vanced to third Kceltri Ionic Mr to Thom icord N wton Dofin WM Wrt 1ri t caught stealing Shockard doubled punt JinnlnRf Ihomia mado a groat catch of Miireorys low liner Ono run Ilarry ripped off a jIngle to centre Mcfrcerv and Xowton disposed ot Donln Hubwltt filed to Ilood Hallmnn I struik out No runs I NlaUi Iiinlnu I Dahlen fanned Irwin filed to Thomas Drnwni took KarrellD sourer No run Chlhrt Ilkd to Flood fbirs fanned Thomas lied to Shecknrd No runs Jsck Mulcahey the volunteer coach ol Uie Atalants Iloit Clubs Junior laM ears that ills I crw all try Ihe Junior elsht event of Ihe Phllsdeipiis remu on July I There III bo I n chiiiin In the laM as Puftr will lake Urrene place In No 1 seat stroke Instead of McGraw but the crew did not show the speed I anticipated when the conditions of wind and tide are taken Into account Th blude work In tIn shell Is very poor The mon do not pull together well nt ail I am In hopes uf seeing tIme oars men dii better before the end of the week however or they will have slim chances of winning from Vale The time taken for Harvards four n 1 nle Monday night was 2229 by outsdde watchey the last half In 2m 51s Yale freshmen rowed two miles In 11 minutes I making the last half mile In 2m 60s Immediately after Yale pasted up the I cour Harvorda freshman eight rowod j over thu upper hair mile and were cred Itwl with 2m 42s Harvard has Invited I I Yale to spend the afternoon at Red Top 1 where bulletins nf the YaleHarvard ball i same will be received by wire u n HANLAN DISCIPLINES COLUMBIA CAPTAIN sI Coach Forces Freshman to Resign for Not Obeying OrdersRiver Rough POUOirKBEPSIE N Y June 17 Coach Ilnnlon of Columbia today forced A e Scott to tender his reslgna lion as captain of the freshmen crew The coach dlrcitcil him when the crew went out to practice to keen clone to I the boatftnusc and Inaliad of doing sj the captain took tIlt crow two mile up the river Th crew elected D N Wheeler lo fiicceed Scott S rile ha r t1C lit P4111 Coach Sweeland nf tho Syracuse I coca paid a very graceful compliment to the 3eorjetowii crew today IlnvIiiR I heard that Jhe latfor hal no launch fin eoiiffhlns and that they were having dlf llculty In zctllns a boat for thai purpose Swopliril went cr inallj u the Morgan lloiiff where the Uorsetown men lure Btopplns and on inrcllntr Coaeh Dcmp ai v offered to plaee his launch nt Il MipspyH disposal The alTer was ac Pep tett with grIt I Cmli Dctnp aty will iifo the launch at 530 this afternoon tn Cill cit the CJcoreetown crew Swcclanl all that he did not expect his men tt row this morning They will go out this evcnlnK after Georgetown has nnlshor with the launch A strons northwest wind against the flood tide made the river too rough for MISCELLANY Tbe N A C Hoard of Control announces Ibo for conjurt detrimental to the Interests ol the port at Cbirles Hirer Park Cambridge Still June I Robert Wslthfur Is Seed 12 and warned stilul a repetition of Ui offenie n 0 Tb Games Commlllee of the Knlht of Columbia yeiterdiy received the ilitry of the KfJeal Council of lloslon In the riley turn rice that I open to Knlihts ot Columbu only snd wf lh will be held In conjunction with other eveits at Celll Park on Saturday The first mm D the urn Is W J Holland of Georgetown own Unlveretlr the A A U and Intercol iiote Ihamplou iruanermller K n iiiuo J F Hurley and I f Sulllran and others The Wesleran University athletic authorities be the third the hove decided to member of rnm1 I new trlcolleflste league A massmeetlni I kld Saturday ulch by the students to nlldo the mailer eat the athletic leaders yeelerdsy nollnej the officers of Dartmouth and Williams that the proposals submitted were esilsrsctory to Wesleyan Accordlni lo the acreenitnt en d Into Dartmouth Williams and WeiUjin fiatlsfaclory rowing Cornell Syracuse Wlscanshi and Georsetown did not ffo out at all but OB the water showe Improvement at 1 oclock 11 was ex pected that lost time would be made up this evening Irzu it Iced l In Cove Along tIle west shore In the the shelter o the mountains there was ti HtretCh of comparatively smooth water mil tu IVim ylvanfci crews took ad vurunKv of It for u tnieemlle exercise pull 1rvre i a cove south of the lolunDli t iatliou L and there the blue und whites reprcsenlatives rowed tila nurntni 1 tiC iia jiisllorable 1jlroirod work i beiiui itiriui ordurtd out the fresh I iiitii ana varsity fotire at 1 oclurl usa Iiul tIn rnrow short pieces iri tho Iove Ikrioiit the freshman stroko watt inn nf I lie boat loilay and Atkinu i suosiltutf took his place Ilcrpont ihowM MKIIK of being tine and the otui tUtu hIm to Keep away from the iMlnuuxc nil day Hubbard the fresh tiiti ItilC oar wan was taken with np iindllll yoitriday went home nst tilKht Williams who took his veal wiia replaced today by Lamont At or the fretfimen came In Ilnnlon sent nt the varsity for n chtirt row Itol is and AVreks were sb I out of the oat both bclntf Indispose are to form a trlcolle liti league with Ihe understanding V It preen aatlsfactorv at lie enl nf a fear the orgsnlsstloo shall be mjde permanent The new 1104000 jymniilum of the Lawrence Klfrtrlc 1irk Oaltlmire I been Ilk formally opened reMerday during the annual nul commencement eierclses Tho address was maJe by Job K lleJiet of New York One of the featurea of thii jirmnsslum la a awtmmlnif pool seventynv feet long and thiKynve feet wide Thlrtynve thousand admlsilon tickets to the Mctrojolo t clinj Clubs meet at llanhsttsu heath on Saturday hive been bourht by cycle makers and dealer for distribution A mill loIns Jeo U to be charted for enndsunJ laO box KIII which ire now on ale at the usuil plicca Entries U the races elsa todst B clrlc Park ISaltlmore 1 been black listed by the N C A for holding an unsinc lon meet and ill Baltimore racHr men have been suspended for 4 competing at It A A HsnMn started at Mlnneanolls Sun day mornlnt In an attempt to establish oll lou ssndmlle motor bicycle record Tb nnt hun dred miles were covered In 4h 57m the second In h hirihc third In Cb 7m The slow time In thIrd century was due to crowded lioulererdi I I N27A airo TURKISH CIGARETTES are mild delicate and fragrant and really pleasing Perhaps In other TurlUsh cigarettes you have been disappointed cigaretes sold at this prJceYou never will be in Cairo 4Ol2OpDL Toboc Worker 10 cents for 10 I glretes opl aib 11 N Y Clt S j j D I MORNING GALLOPS ON SLOPPY TRACK Pentecost Gets His Last Work for American Derby Re l ing Off Mile and a Half l I l 246 12 ISpel1 to The rrrnlni orlU SHEEPSHEAD DAY Juno 17Ld nights rain made the She pahead De y Course quite soft and this morning I the racers galloped over the sloppy track wjth tall doe up and rmidba spattered flanks There was no retook Infr however from any quarter and be fore tho work hours were over several pet nUol moves had been noted by the rail birds I J E Madden who had a busy morn Ing of It with his own and the W C Whitney strings sent Yankee 0 mllo and f furlong In 203 Pentecost Madt lens American Dcrb candidate I asked n mile and I half In 246 11 I was his final work before making WB appearance In Chicago for whlcb point hcwIIi ha shipped tomorrow Endur ance l y Hlght V C Whitneys grand fllly that has been s long amiss cover I ccl the mile distance In 151 12 The yoingstcrs Irish Lad nnd Never Such turned six furlong In 12 Sllpihrtft galloped a mile In 148 Of the seven Hitchcock Jr horses Uiat are also In Maddens care Dr Riddle breezed five I furlongs In LOG nosslgnol covered mile In 15 The twoyearold Molceda bretztd a half In OK J R F P Keenes Delagoa turntd I six furlongs In 121 45 The youngsters BIrch Broom and Duster going together covered live urlonga In 105 Dal Milan ni oda Soothsayer White Chapel and others trotted and cantered J E Sea grams Gold Cure was sent a mile and f furlong In 207 Cobourg Presumption Merry England Dramatize Dragon and others were shown t JaggIng exercise P H Sullivans Gclawa turned BX fur longs In 12311 Sadie 8 Joe McCoy em und others were on the easy side T Hitchcock Jrs Lamplighter gal loped a mile and 3 furlong In 207 Au gust Uelmonts Masterman Mlnen Amlcltla Leonid arOsman Fire Eatenj ond others were all show easy excel 1 clfe but nothing fast was wanted GOLF The Dei Peach course will b opened 1 n Jay with a lourball mitch between John toller J Jr and Willie Norton representing Laiewood prntns Lh and 1 1 Hillings and Jack Park of lb Can Countr Country Club i J The nrrlvon for the secOnd round tom the ruD f thvj June Cup of the South Orange Field Club arajf W W Palm n N Sindford F n HaMlmauj 0 h 1ethbrdae tieorKe 13 Jenklnson jr an4 Jo cpli f Taylor e MlM M M Incram won the women chaffii plonshlp of the Vu rilnK Country Club RatvTdApi by defeating Miss M K Itlrbmond In t flaajt round IT C up and 4 lo playAs e As there Is n loci tournament hla weak the Metropolitan golfers will dcmbtleM tax1 advantage of the open tournament of the PUlaj to o PI dolphta Golf Aesoclstlon on Thursday Rn anil Ejituitlay S C t Hobert Abbott Hillside Tennis and Golf O cf Plalnneld made a new record ol 81 for u IlarkeiiKick Poll club links on EelunSiy I StnluJIK of the Club SATISL LAGUE Club W L ICI Club W 1 O Iltburg 3 10 7781htladelpbh2t 2 48 Iroollya 2r 22 b2iClnelnn1 2 2 U5 chicago 21 21 331 Itow Yrk19 20 42 Ion 20 23 ICS St LII 21 401 AMERICAN EAGUE Club W L IC Club W L PC Cblgo 27 IG 12S Detroit 21 23 477 thlldlpbl21 21 rIlIriatlinors 22 2 4G inoto 25 21 543Wahtnetoci 22 25 463 I ii i m St Louis 22 22 500Clveland 18 29 883 ESTEnS LrAOUE Club W 1 lC Club W 1 Pc rrovldnee 25 H 6110elull 18 16 62 Torono 21 15 ctf Jersey ClrIS 1 311 1011 21 16 6 Sk 15 25 m Worr 21 IS 71130nlr1 10 26 78 We COllDEtllIute OllESOIS that the largest portion ot the public believe that a straight Whiskey of the the known reliable quality of Old Crow Rye is far better than any others We know i by our sales i also in com J p inunications from the people j H B KIRK CO Wine Mmhanh 156 Franklin St N Y Sporting Conev Island Jockev Club KACINO AT ellEBPailKAO HAY JUNE 1 TO JUUV 4 230 1 U main or IbiD j rHIno DAY TUESIMV JUNE 17 CONey ISLAND HANDICAP and 6 Other Rages Leave East 3llh at B It via U I fin at f El nn 11 A M 1210 1240 CO Parlor Car Train I1U 110 210 240 310 P U float foot Whitehall at lola 39Ui at ferry In connection sill L I hUt al 1104 A 11 1200 M 1220 12W 1VO 120 140 200 220 300 1 12 irooklrn rtapldTnnalt from Drooklyn IlrWi New York side Prides trains tit KIngs Oovntr and nrUhton llearh Itoni also ristbush Ave nue Surface Line via llrlrnton lleach Itod V 111rD Ileh Id every 10 minutes from Oruadway Williams burr take Ocean ave cars All Hrooklyn surfaCe can tranifer direct lo irtfk Otil by lender AflStifttlrbPJ T FIlMn fivn KOI Medical OLD DR GRINDLE 35 rears 4 specialist In dlsaaaea of men Undr OLD DR oniNUUUa selenllne irssimetil bloot and skin diseases pains In Ihe bones red apote sore Illicit and mouth ulcers painful anslllois kIdney t4 bladder complaints scalding InCira fnelloc lft ic an speedily cura4 Imipfdl mints remored BuBsrsra 40 not wait Urns vlsltlnr lass skilful physicians nsmembtr OLD OR ORINDLE has a record tor tnirrellow cures ornm oven TEARS 1 171 TYMI IM at bitwen 6th sad 1th avea jllvlce free Uidl 1 i ala ft Hours t Is Sundays I te I I Iii I t i V

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Iii A THE WORLDS TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 17 1902 IJ TAMMANY MAY CALL COCKRAN I fleport that He Will B II i Asked to Give Long Talk at the Coming I PowWow IM OUT SAYS CROKEF former Leader Again Reiter ntes that He Has Quit New York Politics for Good and II All Two Incidents of tpday In Now York City Democratic politics may give reassurance to the timid one who have shivered In fear ot the re A turn of King Richard to punish tfiow who have presumed to consider bin 1 out ol It and may make then breathe freely again Evidence extrinsic and Intrinsic Is presented In proof that the Squire of Wantage is down and out for keP Mr Croker said to a World corre spondent I wish to say right here and 1 want to make It final that I am en tirely out of politics It Is posltlvi that I shall never have anything mon to do with New York politics Simultaneously with the cabled new of Mr Crokers positive renunciation of any claim to leadership lnrTamman I Hall It Is announced that W Bourk Cockran the one man of all men nno dcncd tho Dictator and Incurru i the hatred of Croker has been asked tn come back ono more to Tammany am I be the leading attraction as a lout I 1 talker at the Fourth ot July powpo N of the Tammany Society Signlflcnnce Implied The significance of this lira In the fact c that by Ions tradition Tanvroany has Ir I Its selection of orators for the annual celebration declared to tho Democrat j of the State and the nation Its posltlor t for the coming campaign Us selections for tho lone talks are accepted as the Tammany Idea of what constitutes true Democracy and It goes without siyinff If Bourke Cockran Is the Tammanj Ideal then Richard Croker has Indeed 1 cone back to stay Mr Cockran was set adrift by Mr Croker In 1594 when Cockran led the etampedle of the State Convention for Hill for Governor at a timo when Crokei was smarting under Hills character l liatlon of him as a racetrack states roan 1 Frequently since then Mr Cockran r has aroused the wrath of Mr Croker by r4dloullng him in interviews and no more convincing evidence couM be Imag ined from this Invitation to Coskrar that at least the present leaders ol thought In Tammany do not expect and do not Intend to permit a return of Mr 1 Croker Stand by Old Chief Men who followed iMr Crokers lead ership f for years however Insist that his record shall be upheld and that nothing hall be said against him or his memory and they want a vigorous campaign against John C Sheehan In the coming primaries on his Buffalo record and his testimony before the Lcxow Committee Of Bheehans statement that he had made HOOOOO on street railway con I tracts as silent partner of Dan Mc i Mahon Mr Croker said to The World IIi representative I only regard She hlln as a common I tf scold He aspires to bi a leader Let me tell you no man can be a leader and tell lies at the same lime I can not name my successor Some one will come along and fill my place but I can not say wjio Nixon waa a goo3 man But If lea anything In favor of any man It will do him harm because they will say I am still In politics and have a political axe to grind POLICE BUNGLED A RAID Failed to Get Heal Bvidenc Aanlnsit CrnpSllontPr V police of the Classon avenue station Brooklyn today raided the Blue An chor Club run by Buck Ellison R colored political leader at No 451 Hud eon avenue and arrested twelve crap shooters Fifteen players were present tout the three who escaped by diving through the windows were the very onen the police should hav captured as they took the trouble to gather up tho money ana the dice before they left When the pollco showed up without any evidence Magistrate Naumer In tho Myrtle Avenue Curt this morning pa roled the prisoners until Thursday It IMPROVEMENT AT BARNARD rinnn riled for AHemUonsi of the i Collricc Plans were filed today at the Bureau of Buildings Manhattan for alterations to Barnard Codlcge The flrit second ond third floors of the building now oc cupied ai domltorlf are to be madu Into class rooms offices and laborator ies The cost la estimated to be J9MO Frederick A CJoette of One Hundred and Sixteenth street and Amsterdam Avenue Is the architect ROOFGARDEN PATRONS WERE FORGED TO CLIMB EIGHT FLIGHTS OF STAIRS r t V tnd 1 I Elevators at New York Thea tre Not Running to Con vey Audience to Cherry Blossom Grove The patient Ionssuffering NCTV York thcatregolne public stood for another opening of tho New York Theatre roof garden last night and saw a show that was only saved from being tho worst ever given In town by Jessie Bartlett Davis and a man with a bear that dis played far more Intelligence than moat of the performers on the bill It was an exasperating1 affair all around In the first Place the elevators were not running Everybody had to climb a heartbreaking labyrinth of stairs to land In a covered Inclosure that was as hot as the boiler room of an ocean liner It was the same old garden am If the Sires have done anythlnir the Tire De partment ordered them to do to It the result Is not apparent to the naked eye The curtain did not go up until 853 although the show was billed to tocgln at 81 And the first two acts put on would have driven any but n New York audience to Immediate and brutal crime The opening turn was called Mar wigs Hungarian Dancers and Intro duced three girls who looked like pro fessional baseball players Then came twoshlnes Craig and Ar ell who had the nerve to call themselves musical comedians If they played In Hubors Museum the dogs would cat them alive Emma Carus who has been at the New York so long that she appears like one of the family came next with her fa miliar suhcellar vocal specialty Billy Von got some laughs and the greatest sensational act In the world Les Dcs hos i performing a double somersault over twertytwo beautiful elrls ex ploited a couple of cheap tumblers who would have to double In the cook tent with a medicine show La I3elle Tortajada tortured the stage with her feet and a Carl Marwlp ballet so utterly bad that It was funny moved the audience to jeers The cold chilled assurance that allows such an aggrega tion of awkward unkempt and poorly drilled girls to go on the singe as a corps de ballet of 100 compels admira tion Ooofl Jessie Bartlett Davis almost atoned for the agony the victims In front had euf fercd It was a treat to hear a woman CftPT SMITH GETS ORfiLL YS OLO JOB Newly Promoted Police Offi cer Transferred from Head quarters to Command of the Hamilton Avenue Station Cajit Michael Smith one of the seven promoted last week by Commlmloner Partridge was translcrred today from the position of drlllmastrr nt Police Headnuartcrs to the command of the Hamilton avenue station In Brooklyn va cated by Capt illUs OReilly now In the Oak street station In this borough Capt Smith hart charge of the school for policemen nt Headquarters for twen tythree years Among Us Echolari was William S Devery In fact nearly every man of prominence on the force In the past twenty years had the benefit of Capt Smiths Instructions Ho took leave of his class ofelxty to day and Introduced his successor Bergt Schauwecker who too has had experi ence In the drilling of policemen Capt Smith exhorted the men to pay atten tion to business work hard and be fcon CBt Every man In the department has at one time or another attended this school said Capt Smith You will nil have a chance to advance your selves Just as I have advanced I hops to Bee nil of you some day In com manding odlces VOTED AGAINST A C1IA5CIC NEW HAVEN June lTTtie nefl State con tltutlon proposed by a con vention whlh was In session Jour and a half months wait defeated at tru polls today by a decisive vote With six towns yet to be heard from out of the 168 In the State the flftum ire ZOZ4J I ajralnit the adoption of the proposed new fundamental law and 1J0311 fir Its favor a majority of 5237 I k 1 who could sine and did sins She was gracious enouch to oblige the melody hungry crowd with five encores and when she went off trfb staco moat of the audience went on the roof One Wlnschermnnn presented a mag nltlccnt black boar that won the hearts of the who ixmalncd to ace him Three other bears and two monkeys one of the latter a real comedian nFSIstcd In the best animal act New York has sppn In A lone time Ernest Hawaii a negro with Ideas and the sift of mimicry followed the bears The ntxt act on the programme Included tho dancing chonis seen previously In the Imllet and the audience tied shrieking to the street many men run nlnR two or three blocks In the rain be fore stopping to take the lrnk to which they hart b on driven svazatsit OPERAS Stall lunager Edgar Temple of the nnblnaonTemple Opera Company for Kot to announce n Sunday afternoon re heariml And his company quietly ar ransod a trip to Coney Island Mr Temple got uround with his announce POLICE CAPTAIN CAPTAINDtAD DUNN IS DtAD Commander of the Liberty Avenue Station Brooklyn Succumbs to Blood Poison ing This Morning Police Captain James Dunn ot the Ubjrty avenue station Brooklyn illed at 3 oclock this mornUK at his resi dence Xo JW Arlington avenue East New Ynrlt Two months ago Cap Dunn who had been for years a sufferer from Drlsjitn disease Injured himself while paring his nails Illoodpolsonltfg set In and was followed by fatal results Capt Dunn was born In 1S3S He was appointed a patrolman on Aug 23 1SCC and was promoted to a captaincy by Commissioner Partridge when the lat ter was Commissioner nf Police of rUooUlyn When Cot Partridge re sumed charge of the police force last January ho transferred Capt Dunn from I Adams street to Liberty avenue as ha was In feeble health and desirous of having an easier charge Capt Dunn Is survived by a widow five sons and a daughter all grown GEN BONNEL RETIRED Krrnch onicrr Forced from Active Ilit Ill JllnUler at War PAJUH Juno ITAt a Cabinet meeting held at tlTh Elyse Palace today Presl dent toubet signed an order dksmlsslnR Qen noijiitl from the post of Command erinchief of the Army School and plac ing him on the retired list The General was recently before s court of Inaulry chargd with Improper ly lnflu ncITig a testator The court held the circumstances did not warrant the I enforced retirement of the General but the Minister of War ruled that he should 1 be placed on the nonactlvo list Summer Opera Performances of Martha and Bohemian Girl Well Attended De spite the Rain mlnt Saturday nlyht but wasgre ted with a chorus of protests When he heard of the outing he said he would gt nlnng and rehearse the company en route So a harp and a violin and a special car were provided sjid Brooklyn caught stray snatches of the Bo hemian Girl In the early Sabbath morning and later again at night The opera was well received last evening by tho nudlence nt the Nerc Star Tuneful Martha drew a large au dience In spite of the rain to Terrace Garden last night The production was meritorious Belle olried and Edith Bradford shared the honors In the femi nine roles and Thomas Boyd a new tenor made a very decided Impression as Lionel Mr Luckstone and Mr Flint wore acceptable In the Imser roles and chorus and orchestra added to the ex cellence of the performance Edith Helena scored a treat success with the DUBS Hand at St Nicholas Gar den last night She rnng Mlchaclas tong from Carmen hnd The last Hose of Summer going to F In alt I CURRENT ATTRACTIONS I A Chinese Honeymoon began Its third week to packed houses nt the I Casino Dolly Varden babble on merrily at the Herald SquareThe rhaptrona arc the warmest members that ever held forth In Long Acre Square King Dodo has a new and pretty face In his royal train It Is Klora yabelle who took Dorothy Qnln lana part Illst night at DII sThe Wild Rose continues Its popularity at the Knickerbocker Rices Show rilrl took a now len e of life and Httractlve nes at Vallickn last evening The Four Madcaps continue nnn of the brightest attractions nt Hammer stelnn Paradlm Hoof Garden Shannon Twentythird Regiment Band Is furnlshlnK excellent musical entertainment at Mnnhnttnn Bench An excellent vaudeville programme and band concert Is given afternoon and evening at the Itrlffftton Hoach Music Hall Victory liateman has th lending place on Keiths programme this week Sho Is supported In n kstch Sweethearts bv Joseph Trotter i Tony Pator presents n lengthy vaude ville Illl of unusual excellence Adelaide Kelm led the One Hundred nnd Twentyfifth Street Thcntr Stock Crtnpany In A Deacons Daughter The Nomlnw was presented by Proc tors Fifth Avenue Company Sydney Grant monolORlst Barry Hughes and Baker Conn are head liners at the Twentythird Street continuous house The capture of a child by an eagle In the Adirondacks Is represented by a new wax group at the Eden Musee VICTIM Of JfROMf RAID IS DfLIRIOUS James F McCoy Who Was Shot by Detective McLellan Suffers a Relapse at Belle I vue Hospital The condition of Jams F McCoy who was 1wt my County Uctectlve Mclcll n In the raid on the Sherman House on the afternoon of iMondny Jlne 2 was said bv the nhyslolans in Bellcvue Hospital today to be serious Since tM shooting ileCov hi been a patient at the hospital and for a Urns It was feared that he QuId not recover There was a change for tha better i however and his recovery was expected Last nlrht the man was delirious P J Donohuo of Erxrton the Injured mans brothwJnlaw visited him to dav and later said that McCoys vision was again affected and Uat ha talked Incoherently HP said the physicians exorcised themselves as being disap pointed at the turn of affairs and feared that Ihey would now have to make an effort to remove the bulUt from the mans hrad County Detective MoLellan U now under ball MoLellaos hearing WM to have taken place today but was postponed for a week on account of McCoya condition DI On r ron cinviiMD Ill MDELFHIA June 17The de gree of doctor of jurisprudence will be p nferT d upon former President Cleve land tomorrow during the commence ment exercises of the Augustlnlan Col e of St Thomas at Villa Nova a BUhurb of this city Mr Cleveland will bear the distinction of b lng the first person In the United State to receive I this degree SIX MEN ANn DOG 111 LIVELY MIXUP Mishaps Followed When Kel ler Set Out lor the Market with Bessie Who Was Very Playful Three men threw volLcmcn and nn urtiually largo npicintM ut the t1ronl Dane brcril of doits llifurrd In a series of excllln Incidents of the uuly mcitn Ing on the cast Blilo that rmlcil will all Hppearlng In tho Knel Fifth sticot station house us captor or prltoncr exctptlng Ilessle the Ureit Dane and she wnj clamoring at the fnmt door to get In John Keller a paloonkopcr at No 114 Kasl Third street Is the owner or Donate At 4 oclock this morning he and Besslo set out for the markct Uessla was In a bad temper Six snapped right and left at every om the y met and presently n nmrketmiui varied Uie dodging which hnct character lied the dogs victims Tho market mans variation consisted In giving tht dog a swipe with a stick anil liuii running away Keller was mad ileai through So was Be Mc They gave chase up First avenue anti trped thi resentful marketman at Fourth Htrcet The marketmans vigorous yells of ter ror brought Patrolmen nurko and Heidelberg from the East Fifth Btieu station a block away They rescued the marketmin and sent Keller and his dog home They had not yet reached the station when attentloi was attracted by the yells of annthei man who had been attacked by lIell l at Third street Reinforced by Rounds man Schreiber they returned and foum Charlca Schmidt a barkkeeprr of No 201 Blxh Rtr et In a struggle with the dog and his master and August Meyers a friend of Keller who dll1 hulled In when Meyers kicked at thu dog in r sentment at having his leg bitten by the playful Dane Meyors explained thai lC ner was In no condition to give tulo quajo protection to the doggie i In the argument that followed Hound man Scbrelber was bitten on tho leg and every attempt to arreit Kellci win to vigorously opposed that trtntegy I was icflorttd to Meyers and S lunldl j were arrested Bud Keller was intluced te po to the station as a complainant AI I the door Heinle was shut out whlU 1 I thrcr men were locked up The fiirloti I dog kept every one from passing In ui out of the Mrttlon for an hour Tnir ohe went away of her own accord The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths There U i diseue prevailing In thli country most dangerous because so deceo H live Many luddcn I deaths aro caused by It heart disease pneumonia heir Idllurc or apoplexy are often the result ol kidney disease II kidney trouble Is allowed I lowed to advance ins f I kidneypoisoned blood Mil iltick Ihn vital organs or tha kidneys themMlve break down ind wuta away cell by cell Bladder troubles most always result from derangement of tha kidneys and a cure is obtained quickest by a propti treatment of the kidneys If you are feeling badly you can mako no mistake by taking Dr Kilmers SwampRoot the great Kidney live and bladder remedy It corrects Inability to hold trine and scald ing pain In passing It and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during tha day and la get uo manv times during the night The mild and the extraordinary effect of SwampRoot Is soon realized It stands tne highest for Its won derful cures of tha most distressing cases SwampRoot Is pleasant to take and sold by all druggists In fiftycent and onedollat sited bottles You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful new dis tJ covery and a book that tells all about It both sent free by mall Address Dr Kilmer U Co Blnghamton N Y When writingmention reading this generous offer in the Hew York Evening World Dont make any mistake but remember be name SwampHoot Dr Kilmers SwampRoot ml the address Blnghamton tf Y on ererjr bottle Interest and Dividend Notices THE FRANK A HUHSEY COMPANY III FIFTH AveNue NHW YORK JUNK 16TII 102 A quirttrly 6lYi3 n4 of Oaa and on qutrur por crnt on tht ciplttl tAek of this Comp nr i l bfta thl 4ky dtrUred by UII rJ trd or Dt 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life mid all thanks is due toyonr excellent Pcrnna Ti irnirtnmst of unmmer catarrh art nun unllko In afferent CUM but tha mo t common CUM are general Hutule paredout tired out uwjup rundown feelhn combined with nor or less het r itutt 3 llstleM mental con d0 a nellah for fcl 4nI tin ibllltr to I aUMl fool iefms to ho lout Skin eruptloni itllow comolexlon MHoui fu coittd tncRj nttul IrrfruUr sleep help to conylet tbe picture nhtch la M common t thtt iMion Lift U A burden builaeu a dead tlmure A mcxJterr frl nda a bore ind socUl prlvllfct a tedlout round o t dliarr ablt tatki Ponint H exactly meiti all thtic condltloni that tha manl U m treat for thin icmMr at thta teaaon ot tbe vear that It I nearlr 1m pOMlbl to aurply It It ner r falt to brine an Immediate relief and a thorough coun nflt 14 with certilitr to a permanent cure MM Aim Johnson CO CIr atreft Klng Ion Ont TrrtteiV I hira aufferM for a reral T ari with acrotutoua blood and It wouM many llmti breftJc out In unklrtittr i lmpjet oa mr Ic I alio had Mvere Indtaeatlon 1 took Peruna and on found that It currl the lrKllritlon and II rr ni a Ane arretltf J vat lio c a d that j It drorM tht humor out of mr blood Mr Mn I It naw amooth and clear ind mr health la tioellent 1I1I Anna JahnMn Mar V Adima Vlcerreildent of tlia I Loulilina ttlttrary Unlgn write from 1110 I Terr I chore street Sew Orleans IA ai fol i low Anr rerii on with MdnllfT habit a U apt to become habltuallr conitlpated I hare found this to be the case br ltd experience anl am tbsnkful to itv that Peruna cleanad mr tom purlflM the blood and drort out atonuch dla orderi and All arhea nut of the bolr I i tike K few done everr frw weeka and flnd that I U keep m In rerfert health 1 belUvi U to be n Ideal woman medtelne It yoa do not receive prompt aad aatlifactory reiuttR from the UI of Pvruna write at one to I Dr Hartman xlrlnx ft full itatomtnt ot rour raM and h will M Cleiwd to jtlra TOU lila I valuiblt advle cratta Addreoi Dr Hirmn Pretldent of Th 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w v Ji j1 rVORJ1Di J ii rii L w jNr UlJJ5 i ZOIiIIUhed by the Press Publishing Company No BJ to G3 r1 Park How New York Kntrrod nt the PostOfflco 1 at Now York as SecondClass Mall Matter JVO1AJME 42 NO 14010 fTHr CLOUD ON THC CORONATION 1 The coronation of a king of England Is a moaning JIIIIII cercmonr but if tfie Illness of King Edward bhould fUDdon1l the eiaborato preparations made for his corona n tion it would M not merely a disappointment but some YIilf thing ota huraiilatlon to tho British people who have j grown eomowhat sensitive and nervous over the coming J celebration 1f But death is no respecter ot persons and King Bd fiwardis not what tho Insurance companies would call a good rislc None of the children of Qiiecn Victoria In herited her strong and enduring fibre A feebler strain has come into the royal blood of England in the present generation and the King as Prince of Wales lived too lryl1 It is possible that ho maybe tlwiled the empty j honor of the coronation by which he set such store f VO hope ho may live and that ho may have the pleasure of seeing our special embassy wearing their 1 new kneo breeches It is significant of tho lack of In telligence which surrounds royalty that while the whole Ii English speaking world is looking nnd waiting with eagerness for news of the exact condition of the Illus trious patient the bulletins fall to elvo that full and detailed information which alono could reassure tlio I public mind and dispel tho prevalent nlnrm For the appearances Indicate that the King of England Is a very flick man Out and In There can be no further doubt that Croker Is out of 4t btt this docs not mean that tho Trlumrlrs arc in It THE DEMAND OF JUSTICE While it Is more than likely that the two victims of the Good Ground traccdy camo to their deaths by acci dent it is also possible that they may have been mur dered The latest developments tend to confirm this theory and Impose on the county authorities tho impera tive duty of holdlnc a real and satisfactory Inquest The first stop to this end should be the removal of the case from tho control of Coroner Nugent A Coroner who frankly says I didnt make a closer examination because I didnt like to touch the body but If I had known nil this fuss was going lo bcmndo over the case I would have acted differently Is evidently uullttcd for the Y Important responsibility Involved In this matter In fact the administration of justice In Suffolk County Is far from belnc up to date The iwo bodies which have been burled with some what unnecessary haste should he Immediately disin terred and an expert medical examination should bo made to determine the cause and manner of their strange and mysterious deaths THE SECRETARY AND THC ClCRK Miss Rebecca Taylor n clerk In the War Department was undoubtedly guilty of a certain Impropriety In rushing into print with a scathing denunciation of tile Philippine policy of tho Administration and for this tho was promptly dismissed by direct order of Secretary HootBut But Miss Taylor Is n permanent clerk unilor the classified clvllecrvlce rules and as such Is exempt from removal except for sufficient cmisu shown at a full ami regular hearing Tho rule quoted by the Secretary In dismissing her had nothing to do with the rase and his unlawful course Is not strengthened by tho argument that tho effective administration of the Department To quired tho dismissal of Miss Taylor The legal rights of a department clerk arc as sacred as thoso of tho Secretary of War and It would look better if the civilservice rules were respected by an Administration bended by an exPresident of tho Clvll Servlce Commission A successful appeal to the law by Miss Taylor would place Secretary Root In an unenvi able position THE NO5QUITO PROBLEM The mosaulto exterminators of South Orance have quit feeding kerosene to the galllnlpper gourmets of that section They found that their niuthods of exterminating did not exterminate On the contrary tho mosquitoes waxed fat and strong on the ull and there was an ap palling prospect of the creatures growing to megatherlan proportions if this diet were kept up Now they are going to let South Orangeltes as individuals tackle the mosquito proposition and the recommendation they make is that each landowner do his best to discourage the nipper by draining his property and starving tho critters out J The oldtime recipe which called for tlrst tho cap y ture of the mosquito and then tho choking of him to death with a brick seems to bo about the only reliable exterminator that is left to tho mosquito hunters Oil IB 1 simply nuts for him bonfires fill him with a new sort of J gluttonous glee mosquitonetting only makes him laugh r for bo haa studied out its intricacies and skips through I it like a circus lady through a paper hoop Ho has cir t cumvented every human plan for big destruction and nothing really remains for the mosquitophoboUt to do but to lay in a stock of bricks and try the ruthless reclpo that is here given A NEW VVIZAKD Senor Clemcnte Flguuras engineer uf woods mill forests for tho Canary Islands is credited with having made a wonderful faclcutiHc discovery and with having Invented a marvellous Behimu that yanks electricity out of the air and stores It ready for usi on ships nnd railway and anywhttro else that the mysterious tore fa required as a motlvo power According to tho cable correspondents Senor PJguoras has a method of directly using atmospheric electricity without chemicals or dynamos und of prae Ucally applying It without any motive force If the Canary tavant can do this he is a blrdll Canary bird in fact The only nultmtlflo gent who succeeded ulniid of him In extracting electricity from the air without apparatus was Benjamin Franklin und he had eonso enough to quit that eort of thing after hu had hnulel down 1ils kite and hud his dnyo fun tf u Y Even our own acknowledged wlrnrtU K lrou and J1I111 who can do more thlntB with nlcctrlclty than u f jna clan can with a l ack of cards havo nover druanml Of eolnc the wlroleus article onu better liy making and i Injt machlneryleus electricity They Uream u lot r like 4Itb savants but this sort of u dmim IH qultu Jf ty oad iplC mEven Kecjy tha motor fraud failed to AfJIPfV that hard It may bo though that the Canary I iyjynqman wields a roaglu wand and nan coax elcc I i lMv wjtk rabbits cannon balls and barber poles out i i k bat t kindly loaned Uy eouio person la the ftI 11 r W ill t f I Y I 111 4MH0N 1 XH4 N i 1 1H b N j i i N4MM o o NHo fShe Funny Fide of Life 1 dU JOKE S OF OUR OWN I Inv STinSERY lUnIIE Old King Coal woa a merry old soul And n practical Joker to boot g Oer Gotham Town his eroke cam down And gave It a lilt of soot 00 TJII5 HETTKK IM4N We can BO to Chlcapo over the new Iroute In twenty hours Isnt that nne VMajbe so but It irtrlkw ma ai liner to tay In little old New York and not I go there at all j TIIK PASS When Doyle xtole second base the cf rfect on tho bleacherle1 was electric v jhcy became eloqtrlc fans I sup pose iiKii iconic X Vhat do you mean BrWet by taJt I lng that new dress of mlnoV I told you Jyou could have U after I had worn 11 ZQut Well maam I saw you wear It out to church yesterday M 1 thought 1 A could have It now f eO OW D Jo1ES A GOOD NA3IK HI Patience Have you aecn the new iy spring color It li called Messenger Boy J Iatrlce What a funny name v Not at all Its warranted not to run Yonkcrs Statesman

f FIIIJMVO JIITJI t How tnany Spanish people anil peo pic of Spanish connections there are who have the name of Lopez Nearly every other Filipino seems to be a Ixjpez Whon you meet a Cuban or a Mexican you can nearly always hit It right by calling him Lopez and Its the same way with tho Spaniards them selves und people from Houth America t Quito remarkable Isnt It7 Yes I RUOJIH Lopez must be Spanish y for Smith Chlrago llecord V ELI ANSWERUO A young clergyman Just ordained liiwaa invited to address the Sunday tKchool iniolla of a church here ho was Jn visitor and faclnir the expectant Z youngsters becan with the question Well children Rhut shall I tulk to yOU about Ills uncertainty was not lessened by oj the rculv that camo fiom ono brluht itfaml bi y What ilo joii IlIIow7Ihll infiileliihla Times If S01YiE60DIES Mr CIIOATE 5IHS JOSEPH I14a n Llcv ir and ardent amateur photos mphej ailTmCJITUU WI lSTONthe novelist has Just como back from a seven months trip to Europe JOIIDAN PIIOF D Hhas gone to Samoa to make 1 collection of South Sea llshes KITCItENEn IXTID will receive a word of honor from the Cape Town corporation It may help him to for get his many pant regret a LAUIUEK S1H WILFlUDnlll tKJ made Curl of Athabaacu at the coro nal Inn MOODY KIXMUJTAJUYI spoken of as a plain man with no frills on his character HOOT HECTCETAIIYU In said hns Hover been known to Bmllt Ills aver sion to smllfH ftcems equal to Ills nwrnlon to Mllci 8PAUDINQ lllSIIOPwho him said some rather unkind things concerning women In general 16 unmarried That may or iniy nut account for It WATSON WJMIAMthe JlrlUsli poet has tiHd the llrst coronation oda pub lished beaUtig I iureato Auatln by a head THE USE OF SILKS Of the Bilks used In the United Stater 5COOOOO worth are Imported and 1107 iVOOfi worth heme made Tho domestic flk Industry employs JlOOO men 36WO women and 60M children In 4S3 mlll with J510000CO capital SPRING MADNESS The willum aro all golden now And erlef Is post and olden now To the wild hi art There comes a start Will help It and embolden now The ttreets ar full ot Rladnem now lorget their look of Badness rw w To every door Hailed a of yore Comes back the old oprlns madness now UllBH Cnrmrvn In Atnslee THE LAST OF THE SHEEPHEADS FROM SimEPSHEAD BAY s 7 BEANS Fc R A WEEI 1 J 4 4f CA rARe t NiOM tHE l OFFICE Oi 1

A VICTIM OF THE SUBURBAN He played across the board every cent he could afford Ho stood to win the bookies rash the grand stand and the track Hut Instead of In the van bis eliato was also ran Ami the Sheenshcnd sheephead had the merry Job of walking back 1 SYMPATHY 7 llrst liny Ere ave jolt card about Jill Jnncj Second JJor11nt about Mm Klrat Ho Well c ilrownnill Second Hoy apparently very muah upset by the newHWot Hill Jones drowned First Hoy Yua drowned Second Hoy recovering himself Drowned Why ea sot my knife Tho ICIng WITHIN THE LAW Louise YOIII lather U a ttilct up holder of the law I undemtand MorrlBYw Indeed Kven his ill nesses aro all conutltutlonal 44 S ot A GOOD LOOK ninks Youre looking well this morning Hlnks Yes I am looking for some body to lend mo 110 TRADE LOGIC I I I I I I Customer Iook here Mr You sold this muff would provent my hair from failing out and now there aint any left to fallout DrusKlt Well thato nil I recom mended It for I didnt eiy it WM hnlr restorer ild 17 MNc 1WN4 nW MANS INSTINCT f fr 1to to I j r t Ills Sister What makes you look so worried Arthur Arthur Oh Its over money mnt ters of course T Ills Sister Well why dont you letx the other fellow do the worrying the r one youre yolnp to borrow it from FOUND OUT 4

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i 9 A f 0r UeI hive teen told that my hu mor Is delicate She Oh I Im no glad you told roe I have been wonderJnc what was the muter with It S r St1 tM4 I Tin ELY LETTERS FROH THE PEOPLE I A II llMiiila Cnnmilnr ni To Ihi liliwr ol TL Krenlnr Worl4 Wliat In tio name of the United Status Consul ILt Durban NuUilr J HAMtbTON liive null rlll liiir To 111 IMIIir I Til hXnlni WWW love Is tin srcnl mimUnid of life There Is however a love vhlch is en llrily seltUh A lOiijiU marry mid each wishes 10 bo thajjcnt by tfte other the unly ptiect une Thai IH n wrone way la so through thin world If we marry we should not aik lo toe thought Dm imly perfect man ur woman It li prln clple which wo ihould admire whether In tiuiband or a wife or In a friend Whero thcra Is perfect lava there Is happlneii In a hut or In a ct1 True Jon U louver the came aud Uua J uffectrd by limo and distance It Is love which brings harmony on rarth Thus as we love e live ImaS FU IUNCI M A Moilrrn Jnlnliuil To tlii Killlor f Tb Ocnlm 1I0rlJ I was appealnj to a hUrI time ago by a itrdiigo and v try pmtty ounK lady lo favor her by walking Lo block with liirr an there waa a muii fnllowInK her Of rmirtu thitt may iteitn Ilko u ijurer quost but I could ce front the you UK Mdy manner that It wan not dona for my acquaintance Ho Inlo111 of doing an ho renuuted 1 walkoil back and aikrd the man If he was acquslnted with her Ifo replied Soj hut I am dolnx inx bet to become 0 I hit him a good one nuar on the ohln and tQld bUu Ibat o xt tUui lie had bior outsu J a more honorable courie He all he had not HUM nt any harm and tmeaked away 111111118 nothing but a rownrd Cl U Jtlmsiiir Ciinn Thr llrl Who Illrl To Ih Ulllor ol Th ErDlDf WixM Hj luiifr as no onlliunco it enforced ajcMn It hannlena Htrrei tllrtutlons Mill hf Inilulged and BO lung as joung I all glanca at ynunie nun no lung Kill I1in latter try lo flirt with them If n girl objtsotii to being Mlrled with by a stranger Mho should politely nut Hrmly 11Ik him to deilit If he toes not comply I ply with her request he HfloiiM be glvon In charge of the nearest jwllca onir r K DUKKMAN Corlrur Hook I ark Tougttm To I i IMIlor 01 Tlw 15 Aln WurM At Oar t Ufeolt ijjk there la i I crowd of loafer known an The Joke la a Joko gang Tram my experience and troubles this park llnd out that Utev earn th jr name In the following way They march around the park with their hata olthelllido of their heads and cigarettes In their mouths unll they come to some unsuspecting hardwork ing nuin or quite often a vvaaun when they will lilt him or her II VII COle may be with an cure and then yrll A joke laa Joke thinking that thli outragcoun act li a JOIII Although many people and myself have ttfcd In every way in top thU Infamous acl Ihlt pollen ceem I nit to to afraid of thcM rocued we havo not succetded If uch acts us theio are allowed to proceed wHJ npt IhU ILIC In the course of time become more 4u1DC and 1I1I1bbdo P eroltll Injury Y PfOplOJ 1I11M nJm J j IODbITY CORNl8 THIS DUSKY BELLE HAS REASON TOSMILE 1 D This ebony ibellc Is smiling nil over with Joy aa she thinks of the luscious dish to which her honey I boy will treat her when they get to Coney Island That gorgeous mouth oC hers will bo too small lorj her appetite when the delicious lMi Is set before her Can you fold the picture so as to show what t the dusky demoiselle Is thinking about If you fold It correctly you will have a picture of the dlih of which she is lreamlnp I BRAIN TWISTERS SOLVED HERE What three numbers multiplied by 4 will produce 0 Answer 1i How can IS be divided Into four such parts that If to the first part you add 2 from the second part vou uubtract 2 the third part you multiply by 2 and tho fourth part you divide by 2 the sum of the addition the remainder of the sub traction the product of the multiplica tion II lilt the quotient of the division will all bo equal Answer Tho num bfra In their order aro 8 12 5 and SO The remainder quotient c Is 10 From 45 subtract 45 and have 45 re main Answer From S S 7 C 5 4 3 2 1 whose sum la 45 subtract 1 2 3 4 E 6 7 8 9 the remainder Is S li 4 1 9 7 5 3 2 whose sum Is 45 t From 1 mile subtract 7 furlongs 33 rods 5 yards 1 foot 5 Inches Answer In thIs problem Instetul of borrowing 1 foot when subtracting we ho now U u foot or C Inchea from which he take G Inches and one remains we then carry to 1 and borrowing A a yard or li leet wo havo 11 from Wt leaves 0 and ufturwatd proceed as usual ANOTHER HAT TRICK To the Editor of The Erealnt World Your hat measuring trick In your Jasuc of June 14 Is a good deception but I would say the following Is more de celvlny Ask anyone to Judge the lonz esst part of a crown on a silk 1mt and almost ull will Judge the height of the crown to be the largest where on mea suring you will llncl the measurement to be the largest on top measuring from back to front JOB P NORTON Easton Pa StALING THE SULTANS DINNER ilt tf t LIThe j The Sultan of Turkey lives Jn hourly dread of tposoa Bach dish prepared for hU table Is tasted by some lucklew being and Is then sealed up with wax nnd tape Themajor domo holds the ends of the tape until the dlahla aet betor his royal master thus Inmirlng the food aralnst polnoncn tho way from tho kitchen THE CHRISTIANS AND THE TURKS Answer to tho puzzle of the ilfteen Christians and fifteen Turks every ninth man of whom was thrown overboard and all the Christian saved The method ot arranging the thirty persons may be de duced from these two lines In English i I 2 13 1 1 From numbers aid and art 22 3 1 2 2 1 Never will tamo depart Attention must be paid to the vowels a e 1 o u con tained In the syllable ot hoe verses observing that a la equal to 1 e to 2 I to S o to 4 and u to 5 You mud begin them by arranging 4 Christians together because the Vowel In Mm nrat syllable U o tljen 5 Turks because the vowel In the second syllable U u nhd BO on to the end By proceed Ing In this manner ItwlU he found taking every ninth per son circularly that Is to say beelnnlne at tho flrst of the row after it Is ended that the lot will fall entirely on the Turks FOR EXAMPLE C mt1ana0 ttuiqJ 0 o o I Kl 1 Io o l o OQ I fctgin iCr1 0 I I o o I I o I 1 I o o i I THE WORD TREACLE Thfl word treacle ay an exchange has undergone some odd modifications Originally It was applied to uch decoc tlons of roots or other ubitanpe on were deemed beneficial Hi mwllrnl practice then as thew were frequently sweetened It cano to mean nny sweet concoction or confection and lastly IS muluises was tho s oetnt of ull thU name wns uxilunlvrly applied to syrup Ilul treacle has nev r been Used as a term of endearment fur tha falraojc u mv j most other sveet thlnsi Bttoetein mJauu lias become cluulc Your nnotql M MI all M grixii And tUls hir I Ion ou wltMfil applies equally well to elrl ll or treacle but ono wouldnt dare to conaiar tfc ckli to tit 4dt i

1 J i i Jf THE SOLDIERS BRIDE Tha soldier wins the bride In unrlI threehead punle In Saturdj livening World U the lower pocUon If the eirvants beard tor tht 1IbI liMildiens Ilaca op this the Chants head and over that thlI014rtr to that hla little hu form tiu j ni Irdchln The arr nrtm nt ta uvtht aocomptnylng JllUftn4sMV

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I THE WORLD TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 17 1903 ft J T I i j VICTIMS OF THE VObCANO BY THE FAMOUS RUSSIAN NOVELIST D L HORDOVSEFF 1 I Sr JO31S OP PRECEDING CHAPTERS t iSrUilt kuMr 01 Zeo Ue areek iculrtor li ioM n a U e In PompeII whither her Ulher hid tome Urn bctot en MIlt lllto lawjr 9b e boutht by MalI fliutfiter 01 tue loll Dlcned Dlomed bit tiro on Quint nJ rurtlui who l o al lecrctlr embraced Christianity uulnt IOYM Cntlll ZHII Jai d end u hidden by hit fellowrsrlitUni The eont 01 Ulomrd ittena i tecret meetlnr of the Chrlitlini CHAPTER IV I The ChrUtliini It how well I remember that great day said II the old man In a tremulous voice Wo the children of Jerusalem were playing by the stream of ICedron The rising sun tinted the roof of Solomons Temple and the dented nails of the Holy City Into a golden hue Several pilgrims were I plodding along the road from Bethany evidently bound for Jerusalem Their dustcovered clothes evidenced that they had travelled a long distance NeaYer and nearer they came and Ho was In their midst We recognized Him at once Wo had seen Htm more than onco before And besides who would have failed to recognize His divine kind face The old man fell silent lost In recollection Donth like silence reigned In the cave only now and turn some ones soft moans were heard Yea He was there wont on the old man with a melancholy smile upon his lips He was surroundcG by His pupils We children loved Him He alnn s regarded us with such tender love When they nna crossed the Kedron wo left off our games and fol lowed them at a distance They entered tno city Bates Many people were walling for Him paupers sickly and other unfortunate people There wore also learned man and Phailseca there He began to s y something In His gentle clear sublime voice Ue children timidly camo closer to Him we felt like touching the corner of Ills cloak We saw othir fc I people did It and we decided to do the Fame Kor wo loved Hm 110 much But some of Ills piiplH who guessed our Intention chcred us away He noticed It nud said Drive them not away from me let them come And He looked as us with His Kind loving yes We drew nearer to Him I led the children Suddenly I felt His divine right hand upon my head toye Qod It seemed to me a certain heavenly d power a certain Inexplicable bliss filled my soul I f my whole being Fifty jears have pass tl since then and I still see Him I hear Ills heavellly voice Yes r Yes Ho Is now with us here t All looked around with awe Kurtslua pressed his Drothors hand nervously and Quints hand was cold Yes He Is with us here repeated the old man J forcibly For He said If two or three persons as semble In Jly name I am In their midst The old man paused for a while and continued Then I saw Him again on the cross The sun was letting Cries sons moans were heard everywhere And I kept staring at Him from afar I saw HIS face He was still alive The sunbeams fifll on His f pale face and the dark shadows began to gather i rapidly Th crowd shuddered because the mountain walls of Jeru shuddered the J where He was dying j alem shuddered I felt that the eartfc underneath M mo was quaking r Trie old man rose to his feet his face unje l PAle T c p liewas trembling Whats this said he terrorstricken The etxnb is shakng again And Indeed the was of the cave seemed to naKo Tho rocks stirred perceptibly Yes the whole mountain U shaking cried some one with fright Do you hfar the rittlltcr noise Something is rocking and boiling underneath Yea tin re la sonirthliif umi ual nnth Vesuvius remarked the older of the Ulomcds Illnlus tolil me and Pllnlus la well Informed In the m 9tcrlcs ot nature Illnlus told mo that though Vesuvius is an extinguished crater the underground fire Is not alto I gether dead and a hidden flame is constantly at work beneath the rocky coating Everybody hastened toward the ext and soon they all disappeared In the darkness ono I think Some ones voice was heard Yes Cardo replied another voice Come to my hut meanwhile Vesuvius Is restless And where Is Canlltta She Is there already They fell silent The Dlomcds who heard this stopped short Hae you heard that Cnrdo called some one by the nnma of Peno asked Kurtslus hiue Thats a Greek name replied his brother If 1 remember rightly our new slave girl the young Cratllla said that her fathers namo was Zeno and that ho disappeared from his masters workshop after he had mule that beautiful statue of the D Ing aiadlator Yes ami tho statue bears the Inscription Zcno fecit I read It myself remarked Quint Stranire slid Kurtslus after awhile In the civo I noticed a striking face IVrhaps you have also no ticed It Tho man sat In a corner beside the shep herds sister His head was perfectly white Ilka dirk hair and his beard was marble not a sligle I golden red I was struck by the resemblance between hm and Cratllla he not perliips her father Maybe Well try to Hnd It out Yts we must But meanwhile we must not say a word about It not even to Cratllla remember When tho brothers returned home It was pat mid night CIIAPTLn V A 1iiniiicllnn Iliiiiiiuct magnificent mansion of the edlle of Pompeii was beautifully decorated In honor of the representative nobility that were as sembled to dine there During the dinner Malvla asked adjusting her hair coquettish When will the noble Tausa I how his splendid African lions In the arena of the amphitheatre Meanwhile there are no criminals Oh beautiful Malvja but the law prohibits the killing of anyone not convicted by the Senate What a cruel law said Dlomeds daughter eulktly And I like this law remarked her neighbor the cynic When I see a lion tearing a man to pieces I ope my appetite at becomes repulsive to me But the law should permit us to do with our slaves whatever we please said Marc Tulllus In his turn you can fill the house with kind affec tion and the agreement which makes a homes harmony Drink h the Rain of llapplneu Dear lira Aytr Two years ago my husband wae cheated out of all the money wo had saved up and that has driven him to drink Ho commenced to come home In toxicated once In almost every three months but now It Is about onoo In that time that he comes home sober A slave Is our property And thli ciuvl law tiuns Ktfsses our ricrrtl ilfihts Ily Mars It Is true afllimed another As for mt suld the cjnle i good dinner Is thu bist arena fur a man llut 1ausa began to calm his Rucsts telling them that In splto of the merciless law he hopeil to satisfy the noblest Instincts of flic cltlxenH of PompeII by the spceticlo which hn nan pre pniliiK foi them He pioml ed them that the neces MIr criminal wnuld he found h told thrm that MM had alreidj lighted upon thu tiaccs of a cilmo u terrlbln crime committed by a rertnln Kioup of peoplo mocking at ihc laws of d and men I HARRIET HUBBARD AVER ADVISES HUSBANDS AND WIVES I He Work und Sleep Onlr I Deir itri Xyer Do you think It any harm or wroni done to ray husband for me to visit ms mother every week and etay two 01 three days 1 1 take my children will me I foel BO lonesome at home aa mj husband Is always asleep In the day time although he gets up C oclock Ir tho mot nine and only work flve hours a day But tlll ha Is always slecplnc i Hut he does not want me to visit ms It mother and when I have my lady IT friend come hero he tells them all the fault he finds with my mother and me ENGINEERS WXFK I think your husband should wake up to a sense of the duty of companion shIp which h owes his wIle and chil dren He should not allow the Second avenue ncines to draw all his encrey away from his home A sufficIent amount ot Bleep la necessary for Mm and during his renting hours you Ii should try to keep the house quiet and permit him to sleep undisturbed Hut there should be some part of the day or evening when ho Is at home wldo awake He shculd then do his part In I nuking homo the happier by his pres ence and endeavor to prove that being I a ood engineer does not prevent him from being also a good husband and father I think you are wrong In spend ing BO much of your time at your moth ers Your husbands objections are natural ones Tihere must surely ba some household duties left neglected by your absence and I cannot understand how the tired engineers meals arc pre pared and served when you are away two or three dajo If you have a home and children and Vet frel en lonesome you should look around for a graver cause than a sleepyheaded husband I advise both you and your huaband to turn over a now Jeaf Let rest alternate with work In the right proportion but do cot neglect known duties Whether working or sleeping I AN EXQUISITE TRAMP Ills clothes and general appearance be tokened the professional tramp but his voice yrai well modulated and his lan guage was above reproach says the Philadelphia itecord He knocked at the kitchen door of a Mount Airy residence yesterday and asked the colored cook If nha would suit him a cup of ooffue The family had just finished breakfast and tha mletrua of the liuuuu was In the kitchen clvlng her orders for the day Rather surprised at the man request he aald Why should we tell you a cup of cofletT If you want It you are wel come to It Thank you madam thank you he said When I have tho price I do not like to bee In tin mean time tbe cook had poured out a cup oC coffee and before the tramp oould remonstrate aim had dropped a couple of lumps of surar In Kand had put In lame cream This 0tie hujidcd to him but he waved It oway Jardon m he said hut I dont lake It that way I nlwaji drink cafe rtolr Dtta we aint got none void tseookr greatly Impreised llut tbt mfstroM Or th IIOUM equally 1m preewtd MW to It that the fellow ot bli caJs uolr if 4 j He has a very good position but he runs up a bill In saloons through tho month and v hen payday comes be will go and pay that bill before ho comes home and I have to take what Is left and somellmts It Is not much We have one dear llttlo girl four and onehalf years old and ho thinks the world of i her and before he leaven us In the morning ho will kiss us both gnodby ami promise to come homo early from I work and I always have a hot supper INEXPENSIVE GOWNS FOR RACES fJ S ot t t t i t It 1 ll t It f J JJ r J I fIfi j f J I I I rl llool fIi t Kraplre wrap or black tuflctaa twuptc dlturtiotlx rrllovcd by blaclt ribbon vel ret unjlenrlrib n rupuchln of oruam June rucheJ In nualntml fiuililon all rounil with the Ilk Hat of coarvo banket itriw topped y a broad llnu ot amurald Kreen chin tha one aide liKloned b a cumplcta wroth nf plnlt roau Charming cape rullle of Mack and llccllu i prll net hemnied black IWUd velvet Toque of lilncultrotnrrd chlffun nnd Iljnkilu rue Qown of paleblue vnllr ttlinmid ulth noft pllolV lure with utithuf lilark bar lercd chlnp rlblitn tha black nutu llndlnn timtcful repetition in a bluult lnllf Imu in the ooraatre nnd In a lovely black inimradore feuthur which l Iliu plucu du mlnlaiicit of un nlmoit Kl lrolorcd ntlich lino itruw hut Vor the Invariable coJ iU hero l II villa LUcult uluth coitmne worn with a loci bodice of like tint and completed by the IlIlest Iurhian fancya iclcrn whreon a coaravr lace Introduced picked out wltliflny motif of ililn illk in4 a flni fold cord I I Inoiiio1 wondered tho elderly matron Thuta rroie than I cun toll jou Bald the edlte shaking ills head but this Is whnt my nocrol IRCIIIS Imo reported to me Ily Jupiter1 exclaimed ono of the guests I know of tlio sect tin noho edllo ruftrii to Ill JiMei I learned of the nijoUrloin ami touching history of n onJortvil mnn who itrrfnrmnl Inexplicable mIracles With a sinRle touch of Ins tinners he reitored sight to I the blind cured lepeis ie tur M the dead to l are aUln IIB walked i r the nu as If It orc solid cioiiml The clement nf nituie obc eil his orders The ptuple vu In him n K I IHI thl rnlmd hrm rMlaif fwiiintr lest thin wonderful nun should pronounce himself king cntilircd him to death Anil he WHS ciudfled though hiM life hall been purennd holy the life of a saint Ionr HUD mill nmt inn In n lnv nlci Hilt wh have tln Judenu el lel the followers of his teachings tin ndtliters inked tile cjnlc up I Varcntly liitorewted In the storv IIocause at hH Ian nupp r h liiiuUd over tho bread I AT THE EDILHS BANQUET I II I i 1 I I WE SHALL THROW THEM TO MY LIOX3I n MARKED PAITSA By Vulcan that Is a danfferoud set of people he I Bald It Is strange how the gods will bear them oil earth Like wild beasts they hide In caves they Ignore our gods they shun our temples Eternal gods exclaimed Dlomeds wife who are hose monsters They are followers of a clitaln Judean sect but the Judeans themselves despise them replied Pausi What sect Is that The Judeans call this sect the Godeaters How 1s It possible to eat a soil of marble or o ready when It Is time for him but he never come to It Please advise me A READER Your husband Is weak raher than wll fully wicked If you and the little girl were to leave him his last restralnln Influence would bo gone A fearfu responsibility rests upon those who are enticing him Into tho saloons and there by wrecking the manhood of one wh Is naturally a good husband and father I think If It were possible for ou to change your home Into Home other neighborhood the change would be good for your husband It might draw him away from old drinking companions am Induce him to niaka a new start f tin good business position he has would nol bo affected by a remouil to anothe street I advise foil to think of this seriously And whatever Use you do try to mako him feel that M ur love Is always ready to help him up when In falls DEPEWS BLUES Senator Chauncey M Dcpew has con fessed to n newspaper reporter tliat hi suffers horribly from the blues and tb Philadelphia Hecord Is unkind cnougl to Insinuate that It Is d m to his rffori to consider himself a nil and humorist This reminds one of a story told hy Senator Laivlls Never mind what th story was It has nothing to do will the COEC After It was told somebody said Is thnt one of Drpews Nol yet said Iandh DfllLY FflSfllON HINT For Women Kcader of The HVtlitl World To cut thin alCirlil lle medium ilia 161 lnh Df inlteml 21 Inchci wlilf I U jiinli 7 liclif uiJii or H I t Yard fI ncht wllo ulll If rflllllrlJt Thp iattiTi dlti Is cut In iltei for u y 21 W and HI imh wulut fiiM uri j will lie sent for 10 ctnuw 11114 monrr 1 anhlcr Tle Worj Iulltier Bulldlnr How York gity 1fi fn anil wine to his puVls and told them to remember that I It was his llesh and blood which he sacrllled for the sako of saving mankind Hut they say that he rose from his grave and ascended Into heaven Since then tho number of his followers Is growing from year to year and I was told In Rome that there were thou sands of them In the Eternal City Dh Then thej must be the same that Nero trans formed Into burning torches romarked Pnusa and we shall throw them to my lions Bravo bravo exclaimed Jlahla beaming with delight llruvol bravo reecho the guests I CHAPTHR VI A naB mid a Mnlit f HDN Malvla had Ron away to the edllcs ban Ai iucti frfltllln riMnalncil her mlstressi chamber Vv In bring rythlng In order I Cratllla rres ell her heud to tha old marble of the statuette and wept disconsolately For her toirs shu did not tmtlre the lull athletic figure of the older Bon I of Ulomol who now tood h tore her In MaUUn uinm Slowly adxanolng towinl hvi Uulnt gently placed hli hand upon the hend of the weeping girl Cntllla shuddered I dered and looked up Fear not poor chIM said the young stole mildly I did nut mean to frighten yoji forgive me i I Oh nooil mi ter whlfpoied the lrl hiding her face In her hamlx I Di not call me master dear girl cal me simply Quint sild the young stole Whit are ou weenlnu for poor child Perhaps m plster has offended ou1 Siylng this he stroked her goldon hair Yc Was my sister rude to you7 Oil no good 8he did not finish the sentence and kept wwplng Whit then aro vou weeping for My fath rl My poor father He was luro this Is hli work his Oadlntor Yes Yel paid yulnt I heard this yesterdiy Art sou sure tint It in hli nork I his good mifter good Quint said the girl hotly 1 on say his name l t Keno Yes line It Is eno feelt Cratlll pressed her lips to tho Inscription And h mnde It In tne shop of Sculptor Ruphus aekod Quint YlInohuA himself said It yenterday Qilnt sernwM loft In thoiight fur a hllc Do you remnmilier him 10011 lie ankril after a brif paiihc firtalnly I remember him as though I saw him hut jmlerdiy Walt poor child compote nurself It his head gra Yea ns whiff ns silver as mnrhle Is his beard Inns Yfs his bcanl Is lone In It Roldrn like our oVon hair Yes Just like my braid Suddenly Cratllla gave a start For a moment Joy I flarhcd In her ejrn How do sou know all th1l7 ihe asked oulckls Have von seen him Oh great IsIs Or hoc jou learned these dctills from Ruphus she queried sadl Walt dont ho excited poor child I think I have seen him msself Vou lme seen him I Oh gods Whfre When Tell me Oh master And the girl seized his hand and began to Ulfe It Where Whon my good Quint No no Dont kls my hands I must Iclss your pure childish little hands And Quint pre sd her llun cold little fingers In his lips and then kissed her in the head Neither Quint nor Cratllla noticed that woman was at this moment passing through thp gallery She stopped for an Instant at the door leading into Mal vlas chamber and noticing that Quint kissed the young Qrock girl she muttered nlth concealed L11l1ce Alt So thats the kind of a man he lit And hhe Oh gods And she disappeared In the name of the god I Implore you to oil mt heN you havr seen my father begged Crntllla without freeing Quints hands Irom her gnsp The iiecrat Is not Tlne child I cannot rev al It REMEDIES The Set ptice 100 Consisting of CUTICURA SOAP to cleanse the skin CUTICURA OINT MENT to heal the skin and CUTICURA RE I SOLVENT PILLS tp cool the blood is often suffi cient to cure the most torturing disfiguring skin scalp and blood humours rashes itchings and irritations with loss of hair when all else fails MILLIONS USE CUTICURA SOAP Assisted CUTICUIU OINTMENT for prccrvlng purifying and beautify by IDK tlm Jtln for cleanslm the fip III cruMs scale ami dandrufr Inll the suftctiliiK whitening and sootliluK red rnucli Stopping ol falling Imlr fir anil 80rn bands for tmliy rnslics llfliliiKB and chaflngi In tbe form of Iwtlis I irrllallons und Inflniiunatloui or too fnu or oTen le per i for nnppylii Bpiratlon In tbe form nf wuhei for iilceratlvo wtaUnrtses 11111 l for ninny I which rcndlly supRcn tliuinRelviii to wonnii sanative tintlscptlo purposes I ot the toilet Imth and nursery especially mothers find for nil the purposes CboooUta CoMi a re a new tuttltu miTinimi nCOnillCUT PillS aHulntltiiteforther l RIlTICuHA tMlLVtlll V LLO oli ll Mpooiioiul uillini TroTiniriu Itewl T M ell as tnr all plhfr l loo purlften wij burnout brato Iqlll Iulur In crew oonful or 111111 KR OIV ST up touIOOnrlll t ui Mcb pill li e lulvalciit to one curt luritlT aotl te CUTIUUHA Pin ar tlili rlc M ro ilofw Irtco onppel iwevet Ylals ccmtililiiir c rpe1 1 the IllIreueelfltlDot lucceMful and pumti illifMtlve nrierniiI queitlon fciHlcloMc cooiioinlcal LLw1 and ikin purlflorj Immour curn and tonlodlgeillM ret compounded wtaW loir OTun S e ntu IX Brttlik Depc4l Ihl M Ikrnuth al wo

I1IVIDII err x Oo ce CllM D tn4t rr li IIPOII I K e o le IVi PerU ItllU JJMt IIcAe jiOIIot a gLID AH oul U 6U tait at tUbf 110 MALARIAL NEW YORK J The iiibway Is reipouilblu for Hie prov almco of malaria at till time Bttkunt pooli of ater IkI uniuokttrd In Ibe II cavatloni poltonlnj tile atmoiiiherc Ae a itlrvuaril and cur lak Dr lIockr Shtli No More two or tbro time a day IHtjr ffllt at all drugguu It cur AmunsmenU j i SHANNON1 SKBIV BAND mNSII Ulllt UIWIIIIIIW NtIlI PAINS AlitIoIH rIll rWfI IJltASO IWIII1 II IU x MS I FRANK DANIELS I AM COMIANV IN MISS BIMIUCITV I KKIChHHIumKKK II pROSE W I L D T III 11 It U I d EnI1 S 111 hl U I Ao ru ltual1 Jolllil E ROSE R s m s Wule NI TII lira NT A u nt PASTORS IMNTIMOI1S A Iln 39 Hit 4HOSI4 ram Till Kutfma tmu 1111 ION PMW TI rf7e N II I JIi i Amusement DAIYI nwer arah tic wu 111 uni I J Tka U r br eterm j9un il 1 jtf IKCONI IIIO MONTH jfe KING DODO nlT MfHC 2P na jComb n4 llootl of 1 obl AUADIH ttUO IVIclorli A lirpul pAU UAHDHMJ lie Tbetr 42d lll KifliOfl loliniillooil Violi i 7lh ite 85 ItU title Celetrlllii KXTRAI 8u diy Nl l l fOPUIAlt CONCKHV rJPU7 iU rtWi KTiillS iliu Wed a set YORK tV S CHAPERONS GXTItil llriin 111 wedxe lleet gel lOc fjni n cbly uubOMtkHi3 UDU t TONIGHT ClIJWIljI oiu r NICIHA4J ifi cogler Ibio in Ki I IS TTinn iumm rnlili Hea4 cerniv li 11 I I XSill ArHc llr l tMltH ttti uoi iyULJLjtllit lliiuei In lli ell Kiyl w rol Ililnu jf uj Ailiun MM TIHWACR GARHGN fl1h F10TOWS MAUTHA K I c6Eg SHOW GIRL HOIIN I ktPIIM 1 IS WAX N OTUUM 0 I N B N T pact A f H ai I lUbUU or hII c aeiru Y J IQI jl i tk 611 to you replied Quint Hut I nm his daughter tils Mcret Ie mrllilllftt With Ills secret in my heart I nould die rathw lhw lietra him I bellnvo you my child hut I mUBt aak him tint I must Oral nnd out nhothcr he Is really your father nnd whether h wlHhes you to know hla jlsuss ot shelter IJo you know nhcrc It Is x No I mot lilm and that was all Where Willi II and when tor dare not tell you where my child but I MW him but last nlprht Oh gods Oh INII whispered the girl clinging the young stoics hind Take mo to my father O Qulnll I cannot child I must ask him first When lll you tnk him I do not know It myself duar Cratllla for I knotfi not wtiere he In Hut wiio doe know where ho Is7 Quint recalled that Car and Cardlta mUht know plnce 7ono nns to pass the night In their butlIl nvprhcnrd this nlille he and his brother wer N turnliiB from me nnsttrlou cac Very nell Ill nnd It out said he it last leaning over her and kluint her on the head But you must compose yourself mj child tie nan about to Kt out when he noticed before him thr noman nlui liul pished through the eallcry V few minutes ago Cli Slnlatra said Quint apparently lUplaaBtd Yes sir Porglvc me H seems to m I have dlf turbed you ro lIed Slnlstru Not at oilnot at all You had batter help Cr Ulll put my sisters room In order CrattlU la note ao qualntud nlth Malvlai nays Slnlatra was Dlomeda and llalvlis favorite Sha was tha main cause of the striking change la AIoJ vlaa character and behavior which made her re pulsive In tho eyen of her brothers end of younc Pllnlus Spoiled as a child Slnlatra r ogTilied no moral obligations and taught her young mistress that honor compassion magnanimity selfdental and grntltUiU npre but sUvlAh fetters for her free soul and the young girl soon flung her noblest feellnga aside lUvhiB conquered tho heart of old Dlomed With Her beauty Slnlstra earned to gain the love of Quint whose gigantic ileuro reminded her of the mighty 94 nf her people the seamen Uut Quint declined nerl advanceR and caresses gently but coldly Thus when she Inw Quint klsilns Oratllla on fB hcid so tnulurlv a tiassloimta doslre to ruin the youner Greek girl began to seethe within her heart As vile pnsceil through the gallery she overheard frag ments from Quints conversation with OraiUUa Then aha hid herself behind the nearest plllr and heard the conversation to the end Quint promised US Una tho Greek girls father Hho must keep an eye on Quint ami Cratllla ulie resolved I shall help the Inexperienced girl to tidy up tne mom of our kind mistress may the coda protect her replied Blnlstra obediently when Quint Mfcea her to help Cratllla I showed her yesterday nd today how to do certain things Crat llli nnlkeit out casting a loving glance at Ida Djlng Gladiator Soon SUnlstra also left the room nd entered the garden In the distance S he saw Quint directing his steps toward Mount Vesuvius Ills red cap lashed through the vine branches ana tho olive trees Slnistra hastily threw a mantle over Mr shouWera alld clUng her face nhe walked out of the house Whither Is he gains she Kept asking herself U the followed him at a little distance Suddenly she slopped dhort dumfounded by UIB thought which flashed through her mind Great nodal Quint must have known her oeforet Does he not know her father That is why they were kissing so sweetly And yesterday what a titt grace Dlomcdn son carried that marble alive upon his head Just to help that glrll By the Furjes that was a prearranged scheme Well we shall see wn t holl say tomorrow Tomorrow by Neoxealft to morrow will be my holiday the holiday of Nemesis1 CTo Be Continued I Special Ill ucements lAVING ADDED Three Retail Branches To our wholesale business In DIA MONDS WATCHES and JEWELRY we offer this EsI 1885 Gentlemans Gold Filled Hunt ing Case Watch K u a r a n teed I WALTHAM I MOVEMENT I and a coldtilled 1 silk fob the I VERY LATEST S r complete 15 orly rth or treJIt no enre chrie Yq i ilwit netd Ihe cub but tike ititvuHaf 01 our NEW CREDIT SYSTEM glrlcilr wmlideaiUl BO emoloxer refer ence r qold CII IT iHo L W SWEET CO LEAWNn CWEDir JEWUMEKS jo MAIUUM LArd Uptown 8 PIXTII Uaoh oVlm oorwoRTira Brooklyn Bunch llITOS ST Oplwelte tlh Il ITOS j6j md aU CO Iondllo lo al 1ldn Woe Amusements 11I1 Come ify nd Vaudeville PROCTORS jjo V K 7ii IIn HOI II 23D SI IIIEAL oln sunnnR l fwturM VALUUVILLB LONTINVOUb Nominee 1H flock Veu OH Alt JThc JHII 10 Te t ACli 1OHllnUOU Tnl a lM ht IZulH QJ 1B1o llr jwrjUJL thj UH 1 Ur 39th oJ ICv l5n CASINOKiJK a9 III 101 215 fl CHINESE HONEYMOON 1010 IIKHAll GiUotR H THEATRIC LSr1 8 15 DOUYJRDiN it l 15 I OARDIS Ud near I AMERICAN ROOF OP 10 Juo U Te U Marks VarletIB ALL 5rAT I1 X aoc I ATLANTIC OAJU uonerr near Cin l n I Morell UNO Klne X Ou l h l4 the Hlltoni the P lieneEII on KMBtrVli Irflr OrrheelM ir iTr 110 IIIST IOW IN 101 KEITHS u4 80JJBCXT ACTfM lLl 1 U 1I I I p d2 N nrmn i rx iVK t 10TTI1 RT UT wrt E SI R 1blDTmpl Opera roo In BOHEMIAN GIRL n no Brooklyn nuicminit BRIGHT O BEACH KL Bttti UM uilx ItoMta 1 Mt IK I Jille Olrerd nit J i li utrjuti CUMra mklni t Jll f Minit UtSrt i 3 I a liNt HilMIIj Houket Julliii H te Hrooklia Hrlte P d I Exctirtiont MANHATTAN BEACH Tlelei 80 ti N 1 IM L Uh u eek d al 610 co T40 VM IIO i ii 10 nw I M tun Din I I i Ululil euil kill hourly ron IIU tu HU IN UO B ID UO 810 110 110 a 1U 110 l M iu J4i iW i IU ill Id II 10 A 1 1 10 J H liourl fruni 110 ti VIU anJ 10 IU I H TrelKi u1 0 l N York lUiut 13 nlnglei fir Jlih il tin e UXIUIUIQN fAHK tO CbMj yren N Y Wbllehill it Hi Mil it Bjuih liooklru Vtttf fU Jiuvtlni lib U I JIll Trtlm I tie k Ant unlr TII 111 80 l O A Jj1 1 Ort J SO JW I M 6ro t JO I U A3 411101 u in C I J 0 rice lljl 1210 110 I n 110 P w JiJ I1II4IOIi fill U oaK ll 4 d t r Excursions BRIGHTON BEACH From MJCNHATTAX Tut Rev fa AuCww car ritllax Urlfluia Buck TU TUUtuk Jlinhitan D rt nunua ElectrU TralU chintlm at Klnii Wdinr to Trollir C4Tf or by Ferrf frolp hNjririecooJ Tw ntjUlrl Oraad ar JNM4 T k fll to Brotlwir BrooVUm OOUltoU with Drlrbtn Dtich Bitiltx can From COSEY SLAjn St View Troller Cera leate Culver Del ot on Frequent fcedvrer Jl UU3IG on Hotel Verttxlt by DROOKUTX KX Hira lliNO itttrooon an4 et lolop Mil nee tut i enloi V ulertll Btutan dillr In Muilc Hill MANHATTAN BEACH From UANIUITAX IPark How Bleetrts E vetel Trilni on mcueat beUwir from 10 A M to 4 P M tat 720 P U to U20 A M lillr eiceK Stturdir Sanity seirlM from II I A U to ralJolrht 4tuM r 10 JL H U II 40 A M mt 710 P M lo UM X itlLrn Af other houn theie trilm will deptrt troia Brooltlro termlnt1 ot Drta1 Se prlottd ttav oddr iWrle ir hr of i 4il or Tele mutiton Beicli Suffice Cm riitbuib nl Koitriixl Ate Unti cbiBfloc U Electrlr Trilni 1 Klnii Illrtwir From SK OATU end COXCT ISO Sort Ave Trolley Ciri direct CONEY ISLAND Freqllut Trollr nlc lTOOI fark 1 x bailS nJ prlnrtpil rtrrli ILlb1 Tr nfr 81001 cluei 1I rtsorU on I th Sitem withla reach of all iietloiu ol Jlrc klo BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT T 1 r IS TJ NOV LTY 4 SBIIIE8 OF VIT ID AND EBiU Imo SCENES mou UPB oti run HuRti or MEXICO X bint of alU rlderi trOD th mou tiln il of the Bitter Re public LtMollg w4 Meen D r Ins liiu ot bom I m n hip A touMloc trUks 1111 the UrllU Moil rellerklDlo eihlbltloo of the kiDS tr inn In NI York WILL OPEN IllUllSDAYJDNE 18 I FREE EXCURSION IUE INDUStRiAl tmmm OF IMEIIU bl i rrin e4 Cor t eerioe ot luurileM It tielr Jimilcj iitjr pro ertr KKEK The MoonJ will be on 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fri lKwim tu tl pier it 8 40 X M w t t2J H It 9 A U 104 We l 19u it u S 15 XU The Worlds i Uptown Office Formerly at 36th St Broadway I Is Now Located at S r l 1 mMW Bd 37th IIld 38th S I

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M t f i THE WORLD TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 17 1902 j MANY FIND LIFE I TOO HARD TO LIVE ot Various Causes Lead Several Persons in Greater New York to End Their Own Lives and They Take Various Ways of Doing It Poverty and Poisou in the Majority Several persons In tJreater Now t York today found life too hard to t live and Bought death an a relief from their many burdens The means were various as were the motives In most cases poison was the means and poverty the cause RICH NAN A SUICIDE Jacob Wolf a wealthy harm dealer tlxtyflve years old of No 314 Grand street WIl1Iam burl committed suicide if today by Inhaling gas f Ha waa found dead In hls room by ii Policeman Young of the Bedford ave t flue station who broke down the door Wolf had attached a rubber tube to the gas Jet and after turning on the iag had lain down on the bed with the lube In his mouth I Benjamin Harper who lives In the i house detected the odor of gas and no tified the police Wolf was formerly a wealthy rejl 1 rstate speculator lIe had lost much of Ms wealth and had lived apart from his wife for years t TOLD WIFE TURN DIED I William Nelson tolrl his wire Anna morning that he was going In com I Mil suicide While nhe rushed away for I hip he drank carbolic acid Wlipn she taturned to their flat No 2107 Second I ivenue he lay dead on the floor his liouth and face terribly burned Nelson was twentyfight years old 7k he couple had two little children Mrs r Jlolson and the children are In sore 1 ccd of help fOST ON RACES HANGED Hanging to the transom of the kitchen K ioor In hlJl flat at No I West Ono Hun red and Thirtysixth street the body j C Joseph Ward was found this morn liff Mrs Ward who saw It first called fjr help Neighbors and rolleemnn Iiouls Hyman responded The policeman lent a hurry call for a Harlem Hospital ambulance after riittlnir the body down Word was thlrOslx yearn old lie wn a happll mil rrloui i nil had three lit tle rhllilren Km ten y ear IIP hud bon In a steady position driver on an Ice errant wagon Hi wan nf rnnvlvlnl tauten ontl vll known nt all ipnrllnt e withering ll pie you 1 the ra S iorilliiK to a frlenil and fellowillIver VVIIllcn II Online plnMiiK tin raes was the e1LO of ilie suicide as he played the Suburban ind lost BODY FOUND IN WOODS The body of an unidentified man wan found this morning In the woodi at One Hundred and Seventyseventh street 150 feet east of Amsterdam ave nue By his dire was found a bottle which smelled of carbolic acid TIRED OF LIFE DROWNS A despatch to The Evening World an nounces that William S Mahon of The riot avenue Van Ness borough of the Bronx committed suicide In Wheeling W Va last night by Jumping Into the Ohio River He left a card giving his name and the address of his mother and a letter readIng ns follone As I am tired of life and no one rnr for nv1 not even the girl I love I lake this mans of iolng away with myself When I am picked up a eoipse send my body to New York I hope every one will forgive me for this Iah act I will say godly to all and may God for give me al 14 Mabel us 1 think this will break her heart Mahil liven In ICaston Ii News of the suicide was taken to the Mahon hoiie by mi livening World te pond The aged mother was pros ttaUd but the two htothers of the III 0 Ill illd not appear to be Klrally sm 1 prlsed LAnOREK COMMITS SUICIDE I WlUlam don twentyeight years old II laborer who lived with hlH wife i anil brother a t No 2107 SIHOIII iiUiiur i rommltted suicide shortly licfiu mlil nlglit last night at his home by drlnkltii ratbolk arid Ills wife told the police of Hie Hast One llmnlieil and lniiith dtii t station that he hid been on a piotrictid spree I MRS OELRIOHSS HOUSE 4 FLOODED AND DAMAGED

Florists Employees Carelessness Results in r Overflow in Ball Room and Ruin or i Tapestries Mrs Hermann cOlrlcha la hurrying 4 from Newport to learn to what extent Her home at Firth avenue and Klfty Ksvcnth street was damaged through the i carelessness of a llorlsls eniploy rhat It will amount to bet weeii JVKM 1 tad 10000 sho already know but her l Uf loss may be tar greater than Hint 1 ilf When Mrs Oclrlchs went to Nnnrport j d recently she arranged with a florist to i tare for the plants and flowers In the i cnnservntory of her city home The jflrlst sent a man to ntenrt to this oic After his task had been com uJQted last night ho loft tin water turned on The water overflowed and khtt NCXJn covered the conservatory floor t Ifrom there It swept Into the ballronm where the parauettcd floor wan able I1i k3 lutely ruined Then It snrfad to the ji kitchen nrul In fact all the rooms on t the first floor of the Fifth avenue mall 1 olon ft It Is probable that the trouble nonld CABLE LINES CUT AT CONEY French Company Crippled by Tampering with Their Lines Near Coney Island Hut Reward of 500 Offered Tho French Cable Company vrlll pay a reward of COO to any une YUO will furulih them frith audi Information us will lead lo the I discovery of the 5eroit guilty ul vrllfullx cutting une uf their ia lles two miles oath oatlnn t from tbelr Manhattan Ileach sta tion Coney Island hut un June III h llbout TUO I U Thla advertisement published by the French Cable Company No 41 Uroad I street opens the way for an amateur Sherlock Holmes or a professional for that matter to earn his vacation money i I An oftlcer of tile company at No 41 1road street said We mean every I word In the advertisement We will Cheerfully pay the ZOO for the name of he offender There Is an International Aw under which we may prosecute The oftense In this Instance Is a flagrant one Some owner of a uniting rtmack probably sot his anchor fouled nthe cable und to save thu aniliar nwed thu big cable rope In two Had ho CUT J to us and reported the 4s of lilt anchor wo would cheerfully s ave paid three times what It wua worth fur In order to repair It wo had I JLo bring down our big cabla ship from Newfoundland ut a cost uf fully JtOuo Pff day I HThe cable Is about a Half mllo out c I from the point and In as von or elkht j iithoma of water W p dUcuvorod thu f t nrcak quickly of course but had to wait t 0 repaIr It until out ahthis CM tuw X I 1Vn train hoUunluJ fAwfi VWOMAJT ACCUSKS DliTEUTIVHS HV ltf J pIMlJ Ma ind Juno 17rn Jl t8JstJiitpohin yesterday was given another 4eol wilds ail uUdhIIoiaI chapter IIB 4 LIII n thi fonisiun Iue of USH lIar Abrome Mien Abroml who has a Wider arcat tar IJllill I9U ariOU uiriLrgei uy lila uuife une U I lid to be he liaiidsninrst IOU nil j t u lIe city In the Circuit Court it inn the detectives whit 1 I III fasttniuu lii niDi j il C I I not have been discovered until this i afternoon when the llurlMs employee I returned to water tho plants hud not the house been wiled by tho Western Union Company The viiliuiu of water became so Rrcal that tilt wire web e grounded and this fact became nt once known In the Weutein Union ofllco It was believed that burRlms were III the hoiifcu and an Investigation was at once started Representatives of this compiny nun leit tilt tin cause nf lhn trouble Htupiusl the How of water and Ingin to esllmiitu I the iliiniiiK It wiiH fOil liii that the ball room in l oilier noon had beth ruined and that many tii ostiles on thn walls wore HOvihiil with wilIer How badly I they were lnlJtcd IB not yet known 11 Is licllivnd tliit U loin will be not loss than IUdO and It ma be Bovirnl lime that amount Mrs Odrlchs was notllled by telo Kniih Hhu gave Inslriietlntin for tip temporary care of the house hut Is hurrying from Newport to make a per Hiiial lneHtlKatlon of damage to her homo 25 CARS PILED UP IN AN OUO WRfCKI Runaway Dirt Train Broke in Two and One Section Col lided with the Other but No One Was Hurt I A runaway train of twentyfive gon i dola cars loadttd with dirt and nnd i broke In IAO In Atlantic avenue II rook lyn between lluffala avenue stud KBIC 1 Place today I The front cart on the Urn section 1 were derailed the second wjctlon col lided with the wreck and traltlc In and out of the FlutbUHh avenue station if I the ho ni Island Uallroad was blocked for hours No one was hurt Thu accident Brew out of the track depression work III Atlantic avenue A temporary track has been built between the two tracks upon which regular trains are run Cam loaded with ma terial taken from the exea thou are stored on this temporary track until they can be moved Loaded Ihi ei nit wilgh about thlrlv ilBlit tons each Jteuauwi of Improper hloeklns a train on tf temporary track above Saratoga avunuu btmin to move and before railroad finployuiw could board It I it Hi net I timid i u was plniilinr iloiiK a tiiitie Knulu In thu blructluii uf the rlalbush miiii Ala tluii HJOU after utarllns thu traits hiuki In two At Jluffnlo nvcnuc thu H ret air of thu llrst section Jumped tho nuch crashed I ii rang h tlie gu toil and cinm to n tol on Itv side stop In AlliiiilU nnui Other rare fnllowixl It until llvo were piled up along tu truck TtiiMi Iho F jund section came uloiiK cruNhid tutu I ne wn ck mid put n bai i trade of 11111 Iron and timbers acrom AlUntlu ave hue twenty feet high WreckliiK trains wore sent for the en limo force of men rnKurrd In the work of Improvumint WILlI concentratrd on the wreck and 50m llrooklynltis en Joyed the xjiictai or malibu wockrncn I I clvanlni up a trrmendouu muss Dlril In IiidKlntr IImsiu I A man who called hUnsuf William Bcullcy and gave his addreHs Thlity I eighth street a nil Kloyenth avenue this I city died this moriiltiu In a Bulvalluu I Army lodwlr huu at NO 11 IAvonU I 1iIIIUO Jersey City Heart disease I J I lven ae the cause of death The ae I seised If M about Uilriydibt yturt old I lfl f Stern Brothers Fine Parasols Tomorrow at Greatly Reduced Prices Taffeta Silks in Floral it ns Striped and Check Effects Formerly 325 a Y Extra quality Silks in large 2 9 Floral Effects anJ Plain Colors Value 450 Taffeta Silks O 7 Tucked all over Choice Parasols handsomely trimmed 7 50 with Chiffon and Lace Formerly 1175 to 1475 1 Leather Goods Department Complete assortment of Travelling Bags Suit Cases I I Chatelaine and Wrist Bags Special Tomorrow 0 f Patent Leather Black or 38c Belts white Calf t circular shape Writ BagS with jewel clasps 150 435 Suit Case 22 and 24 inch Third Upholstery Dept Floor i Specialties for Summer Homes I Curtains Pair 575 Imported Valances Each 100 Cretonne Table Covers 2x2 295 2 z 2 375 Piece Goods all to match 50 in wide yd 75c I I Hammocks 150 to 575 Shades Awnings and Slip Covers Made to Order Estimates Submitted Furniture ReUpholstered at Special Rates at this season of the year i West Twentythird Street iI iI CLEVELAND GETS DEGREE FROM CATHOLIC OOLLEGE I I tt 0 i Talks to Graduating Class of the Duties and Responsibilities of Education I I I PHIIADKUHIA Juno 17For tho first time In the Unitid States i tho honornry degree of Doctor of i Jiirlspnidcnco was conferred todny lit thu AiiKiiKtlnliui College of St I Thumna of Villunova Tho recipient was exPrealdent Grover Cleveland who hud already hud the degree of M D conferred I hy tho PrlOl lon University Tho ceremony of conferring the degree upon Mr Cleveland was apart I part of the commencement exerclues I of the college and followed tho dedi cation of a new monastery college and Impel 1 The Austria Ambassador IxullslaiiH ITcnfrrlmullcr Biron von IleiiRerlmr received tho honitriry decree nC Doctur 0 r IhlloBiiphy i loni niry dcsrees were also vinfrrred I aji follow Kiv Wm J Hill II n Hector o I St I uils Church Hrnoklvn and JudRc I MnrKnn J Ollrlon of Now York Ph IJ OocUir nf Lawn Former JuilRp Joseph F IMly nf New York Jmlxo i V T Kltzgcrnlcl Now York I Tho cxerclHis were htl l In the fol I IPKO Archblsluip Ityin proHlilliiK 1re vIoUB to ionfiirlDB the diplomas Mr Clevclunil ilcllvuictl n Miwt address to the gituliIa hug cities i Mr Cluvcliind said I I desire to express In a few words my I BRAKfMAN SAVED i EXPRESS TRAINI I Presence of Mind After Acci cent in Which His Own Life Was in Peril Averted Wreck of New York Flyer ISK IIItu The Utenliij WurM lIIILAI lilMIiV 1a June 17Twn nitii wore Injured one KO Imdly that he iniy die mid the liven of the pUHseiiBsrn I of the New York exurtw went Hvrlouily Impirllol by a wruck on the HeadlnR I 1 Itallwiy at Bcotts 1une and Thlrl1 fifth street Yi it Falls at 314 oclock 1 thlri mornlui A xhlftlne ciiKlne and lender with a ereiv of mi engineer llreman unl I w o briikrinrn colllilcil wjlh the rear of a right tinln of Hut car Thf uhlftlni nuljic hy tlui fone of the collldon was hurled down un emtmnkment uiul Ijatlly wrickid lni beer Leonard Hlo graft had his lufl leg cruslutl and 1IIeh1 unl Toames ilinnun suts terrIbly i ncnlded Jacob Tinders and John Mahoney braXemen who were on the tender of the shifting engine eavcd their live by Jui7iilnB Finders roincmlHTcil that the ex utruas fatboun watt due nt Wet IilU ul 311 A M only ono minute Utnr than tile colllilon llealltlng that the fi l ripu H tumid cruuli Into the wrecked fum unliH Bill 111111 Tlndcru ttribbed n lantern anil rim shmeul down tliu njLk HwliitdiiB It lo n SB the express Fortunately Iho rtyerr wan seVeral minutes late and the wreck of the yes tlbula train most of time patencer of which were tiil fp and unoetuclou if belr peril as Averted j1 i d appreciation of the honor Just conferred on mo by the College of St Thom of Vlllanova It IB certainly a irtt cratlftcntbm to be deemed worth of tuch notice by the governing bod1 of sn Institution of learning within whose wallB are found In a marked degree op portunities for a thorough substantial ROd useful education This Incident prominently suggests to my mind the Imperious edict ot edu cation which forbids the hindrance or disturbance of Its high minion by le llglou discrimination social Intolrr anco or any of the barriers that to A greater or less extent Knratca civil ized hitmnnlty The republic of educa tion Is based upon Identical aim equal rights In Its opportunity and Impartial ity In the distribution of itn reward and licnors Till n It netin I si inr U I iii ii ron lrel Illustrntrd ivhrn the usycre ly Cnlhotlu Ciilleue uf St Thumni of VlllniKnn beC ovri It lilKliect liitiiornt9 ileicree upiiu one cnn iiriliil wllli Ill niHiinBeuiriH of mill linlilliiK nil iKinornrx drurrce III till Bevrtrcly Irolentniii Irlnot Ion lnlver lly The processes of education as they exist In this country of our have or nUva should have In addition to other characteristics nn expirlnl harmony of pin pone uiul deslKli nu they are related to 0111 Government mini tills Hhould constitute between out1 i mUlti I LI tiii tiN of learnliiK a bund of clone fraternity BOYS CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY ROBBfRY Two Accused of Holding Up a Little Girl in the Street and Stealing Her Pocket book i Louis Teltc bourn twelve years old of No 131 Qocrck street and Abraham Mandel fourteen years of No 13 Ooerclc street were looked up lost night In the Union Market police station on the charBe of highway robbery They uro sail to have hclil UP In the crowded HtiiH mid robbed iiiOf her home Vlr Kirli IiV A llttcenyearoid girl of No Jj9 Heventh street They are iliarKoil with having stolen the Klili PoCketbook containing K The Klrl Hireaiiird Jollco and the crowd rioted In about the three The two boy tan through tlui crowd but were fol lowed and near Avenue H near where the alleged hold up took place they were cuiKht by the crowd JVllcemaii Ittshon appealed and arrested them They were vent to the rooms of the Chlldreni Bo rlety for the night The Cotton SfurUrt The local cotton market ojxnrd may today with prices 2 points higher for June und other months 3 to 6 points lower Liverpool cable were bullish Initiad of rtecllnlne 1 tll t 13 polnta we cxIlecieI Ixcul bears fouchl a little to keeure proilts After tho call the market rallloJ somewhat but prices weiu IrrcKUlar Weather report were beat h Trailing was dull Tho opening l llc1I were June KtiO In 801 July fc17 to 8M August S to 83111 IItlllemher 8OJ lo 103 r October 7tI to 789 November 184 offered Ur celTllwr TII 10 181 January r82 lo 7ti3j aMrcoh U3 to 181 The prlct at JOO p M wire July liO Au uat Bni October TMi DeetlU i lilT 777 Junwjfj TwHj mMrcb fU t t jJ oPQsr TRAPS MARK THE rirr SIIOK ion WOMBS 350 per pair Low shoes for Summer Dress Various weights leathers for country street morning or even ing wear Sporting or dress shapes Slipperswith the latest fashionable gun metal or silver buckles JAMES 1MREERY 3 GO I TwentyThird Street n m I Look Out Women Dept 0 VUt SPECIALS S Fellow the crowd I More bargain surprises in Womens Wear dollars of moneysavings ready for shrewd folks 0 56 sod 310 Shirt WIt Suits Reduced to 395 0 I S IB ind 780Walking Skirts all sUrs all colors and very latest cut at 375 4 Is and 10 Walking Sklttt all sires all color and rry Intent cut at 500 I fJ Ok end titus Polka Dot Skirts Reduced to 175 I 173 White L wn WIt tucked and umhroMnrrd Redued to 100 S 2OWhte Latin Waists threeInch open luce work Reduced to 125 A i f3 White Lawn Waists nicked four lows broidery Reduced Iq 15J 4 1SO Figured Perca slats llbfon style r S luceJ to 59c IS Chin Silk W lt Reduced to 295 0 MU1tVL9 i Broadway and 13th St 4 tvvvvvvvvrrvvvvvyyvtvyvyty Mayer Jonasson Co I Announce a special sale of I Midsummer Hats the latest Paris novelty for Porch Country and Seaside Wear in White Black Pink and Light Blue Duck at 10 to 750 Or in White Black and Natural Pongee Silk 1 at 300 to 500 1 Correct styles in I Tailored Outing Hats I I j85 250 300 500 I I BROADWAY AND J2TH ST AAA v AA A A A A A JL A A fc A AA Wtd j 1 MORE FIRE BOSSES I JOIN COAL STRIKE I Operators Further Crippled ToDay by the Skilled Me i chanics Who Had Been Keeping Pumps in Shape Sprclcl to The Kvfiilnr World WIMCEaBAIUlK 1n June 17More tire bosses Joined the strikers today These men had charge of the pumps I and as they are skilled mechanics they managed to keep the pumps In fairly i good slmpo despite the Incompctency of the nonunion workers The strikers say without their supervision the pumps will noon be 10 badly damaged as to be useless The fire bosses are not union men but are In sympathy with the strikers The companies still refuse to admit that many lire bosses have gone out but their efforts to get more men at the mine Is an Indication that they arc seriously hampered They are trying to get engineers and firemen who have been laid off by the railroads owing to lack of work but meet with little IIUC cess as most of these men are union men Leaders of soft coal miners who are President Mitchell here to confer with arc Inclined to believe that there Is no present prospect of the soft coal workers being called out They express the opin Ion that the anthracite men can win without a strike of soft coal men They declare however that If the National Convention vote for a strike all the union members will obey without ills putf All the mine worker who have not Joined the strikers by this evening will be expelled from the unions Itather than be capelled from the unions the teamsters blacksmiths and men of the smaller uiilnna affiliated with Ihe mine workers have given up their places Most of them have been doing the work of strikers at the flrea and pumps I LONDON MARKET STRONG Amerlrnu Securities Klrm nnd KrBollnnnllr Adv nied The Ixindon market today showed Improvement In all dffiurlments The I complete recovery of King Idword has lilvcn conildenco to traders and the general tone ot the market was firm In the department for American rail i way vurlles trading was moderately active wth prices ruling a shaJe above the final figures at Now York yesterday Canadian racjllo was the leader selling up I point The South African mining curlUei wir flrto w r J j i l STOCK MARKET CLOSEDSTRONGI i I I I Reading and Missouri Pacific I Leaders in Afternoon Bull Movement Gain of Two I Points in Former i The stock market today was dull without any special feature lit the i opening Trading was Hallows and with out Hiilmatlon during the llrst lltteeii minute and after the opening tianuac untie bualnens was almost at u stand still The opening I prices were somewhat Irrvgular and the changed of no Impor I tance Heading showed a loss of 38 at i tho start but was soon up to last i nights close of 65 5S Erie was off 12 at 37 12 but recovered the loss later Canadian Pacific reflected the strength of the stock In London ppenlng with again i gaIn of 58 at 136 34 and retaining Its I strength I The sentiment In the early trading wall about evenly divided though tho i undertone was firm After the activity before noon trading quieted down and In the afternoon was again extremely dull The market was very strong how ever and held firm nil day Rending and Missouri Pacific were the lenders III the bull movement the former ending 07 12 a gain of nearly S points and the latter selling up to 307 11 a gain of 11 points The cloning was dull but fIrm The total miles of stocks were 350000 shares und of bonds f2100UOO The ClollIK IIHUIII Upta Illlh Low Clnir A iiul Copper A liSU t794 ett Am Car t I un4r 33 tj 33 ji Am Car it FtunJry 11 91 iiiu ui ni Iii lit to 174 17H 17U 17 tm ucOUlUU1I 33 334 3 IS IP Am Loco l 113 VI IM til Am smell jl net I8S SN is 4SH Am ltll t Ilil pt 101 Ml lil ii Am Hutu J87i 127 hiJl 1171 ktrh Top t S K A4 HI ti Atoli Tall S d K p1 lOtII 101 Iw 81 lull t Oilu IMv jotli 1Jib tIll III Ilklcn HaplJ Trin Ml dl1 OOH Kll On Inc 1361 137 13UH hles cbs A Ohio IT ITS I it HIT tIle at Writ 21 Ut 28 29 llilc Jill k ill I IIJS 113 u j ffi Chic 11 I k fit 112 112 172 172 col IV I southern southern M pf ii 115 441k 3114 IM t hut 17M li6i 175 17C14 hits IL Jtlo U IIor 11 111 41b Dru A Ilia 0 pi or Ov 921 91 Dtlroll South 31 fl 3m t HIIII Vtlli pI II tlj 1114 l I titt 171 171 a7 Jill Krl IM Pi r 681 tts e UIt Nonlmu pI 18TIt 18914 lIfe 18UIto 1lIn li Mrtt WI Ia Jutt ii loot C nir l 181 49 nti nit Km CUr Boulbtri JII 311 I uU Ntlj S I3 137 137 Mtlra Mtrilutun 8t Itn JiXs 131 J O i IU I lutcn eGlrl 24 Ut Kaa fI a14 en U 1 ii m r lothenkr j o West J4th Street There Was Never Before Such a Saleof Knit Underwear J and Nosiery Thousands Game from Far and Near to Jake advantage of the most wonderful values hat Greater New York ever knew The aisles were packed with thrifty purchasers yes terday but we were well prepared for the crowds There were plenty of extra tables and plenty of extra helpers Such unbounded enthusi asm proved the power of our method over all competition Thou sands of fresh garments will he added to the sale tomorrow Among them the following tradebringing specials Womens Jersey Ribbed Cotton BoysJersey Ribbed and Plain Bl and Lisle Vests low briggan Shirts and Drawers neck with short sleees short or lone sleee shirts knee or sleeves I ankle length drawers 25 and 29 1 j or no one by 17 Cribbed 3 one ribbed Richelieu centsortsspecialat ribbed or lace open I Womens Seamless Cotton Hose work values up to I fine gauge summer weight well made 25 cents and not a pair worth less than O i 1 W each special 12c 124C special tomorrow at OC t i J Sl ai J i I v W omens Extra j Womens Fine Jer I lffo Fine Gauge Gauze sey Ribbed Cotton gy Cotton Hose extra Tights knee lengths elasjicandmadefrom beautiful pure laco yarn value quality also bleached jer 19C per pair and sey ribbed knee pants val J4c never More sold at a ues In the lot up to 39c u pricelikethis 12c each special at special 2C Vomens Fine Jersey 1 Womens Fine Lace Ribbed Lisle Thread j ALL AT Openwork Lisle Vests narrow or Richelieu Thread Hose lib lieu ribbed low neck eral in size and assort with short or no sleeves t ed in several attractive patterns 1 9c also high neck with short 19 c value 29c special at t sleeves i Children Fine Full Fashioned Lace openWork Lisle i i Narrow Ribbed Cotton Stock Thread Vests I ings usually sold at 25 cents i22c Values up to 39 cents eachl I per pair special at J 2C i Defender a f Means Excellence in Wash Suits inly one place to set Defender Wash Suits thats here Ono of Chambray Lawn with full plaited waist Gibson n effect Kiaduileil flounce skirl tinished with tailor strap of same nuterial in pink only Another like tile tiiit only made from line washable striped Cham biay and shown in blue and white and oxblood and white No3 is from tine voen Chambray waist made with deep yoke of ten lows of Insertion alternating with stitched box plaits band cull and tucked back Skirt with flaring Kiaduiled flounce headed with insertion and t finished with a deep hem No 4 is made from the same material trimmed with white pique straps These come A Fy in oxblood light and h q medium blue same styles J Sonu run in sizes 32 to isa 1 4o others 32 to 44 Choice of any style This Suit 198 Wash Skirts in line woven Chambray in blue and oxblood I black k pique polka dot duck in three new styles white pique beautifully tailored every style is made with a full wide flounce some with double ruffle 98c trimmed in various ways and good value C I 7 at 200 choice tomorrow at Jo Grash Suiting Very Popular Linen ColorUp to the present time retailers could scarce Ret enough of It to supply demand AND TillS IS TilE FIRST NOTEWORTHY BREAK IN PRICE TO I BE ANNOUNCED It is a strong fabric but loosely woven therefore it makes the coolest garments imaginable It is in every way admirably suited to all sorts of outofdoor occasions It has been selling for almost double Tomor row we will oiler it at 5 Gents a Yard Lace Striped Grenadines Three of the most attractive effects in black cotton fabrics will be offered tomor I row U 1 most unusual saving Absolutely Fast Black Lace Striped Gren l adines with stripes of satin effect between the lace stripes Full 32 inches wide I and at sold in other stores as high as 25 cents per yard special tomorrow J 5c 11 J Undermuslins Drawers fine muslin and cambric full size umbrella style trimmed with deep mules of fine embroidery and tucks also Insert itis of Valenciennes lice and lace 49 C I rutiles 6SC value al txv yr downs fine muslin bight or Empire style insertings of I A 1 Ji torchon lace and lace trimmed rutiles round yokes I also embroidery trimming regular price 85e 59c j 1tb 1 I special I NJI Long KimonosMade of fine Lawn trimmed with bands I of pink blue and helio lawns Iery wide regu 7Qr I I I lady 100 special I I Petticoats made of fancy stripe mercerized materials I I trimmed with deep accordion plaited flounce fin lQf skirt value 89c wu Ished with u111e also drop Corsets imported coutil straight front latest model me lt dium bust long over hips lace trimmings 150 79c 1 values at Mo Kin it TCI pf Mi BSi SSU SSYs Jll wiirl IMinc Kif hIPi KS H7i Norfolk Wen 57 7b t 7 J7 N V Central 16ii 4 IW lt 1M1 I Ontirlo It Wtitirn 32i 3i11 32H 33 remuyltanU ITx iso tro lo lll Irotwil Steel 4lt4 171 W IJlr Holing GUi r7i US 67L Heading lit it SI SiU SIS ii Heading M pf 70 71 70 70ii fouuh Piwinc CI1 03 Wit f ft Southern imsltway api 37Vi 37 17 Boulh n llw y ft 5V4 MS 95S 954 Si Jo II I 21 21 i i4 Bt Jo t U I 2d pf 3Si 35 321 34H Hi U k Bin KHII 111 7D 70 4 Bt U Sin F 2 I pt 73V4 7Ji 7314 W ¼ luin CIMI Ir Iran Gilt 8m r4i om fnlon lUclflc 105i 1050 10i 105 tnlon Ijclllc pi K1S S9V4 M3 ItII J I S Steel 3X 39 as 1111 i r H tel pi g1 sin js kdt WVfh 27 27S S7W 27i W inh Ir 111 45 441 4fi Writ Inlon Tele 2 02 91i C1T Tlie Winlit 3lnrUr The vhoat market today opened linn and moderately active Tho great strength yesterday and today In the Paris market caused Home good buying of wheat Foreign houses did quito I little buying around the opening figures Corn wan unit at the opening and took strength with the udvuncu In on good wlh te tIme West OutsIde new was bulllirti New Yorks opening prices were WheatJuly 7834 BPntember It 34 Iecrmb7r t7 78 CornBeptember W 3S Iocember 6 38 Chilcagits opening prices were Wheat uiiKuii Chlag11 to 721S BeiUcmlOT 70 7B to 71 lecimber 71 7S In 72 13 Corn Iuumber W S8 JUy 0188 to 61 78 september JIfs to 5 34 tINe Yanks clunlni Illels 81 WhtitJiily 7S 5N 111 BfHt jO KS nlfrroil JW 77 31 offered Corn 7 Ilflroll I Hcpt ai 12 19cc Q b8 nomlnul I Chteagos CIO IIII prices WITH Whmt caio SM Nominal July 78 18 l Bepl Jule 1 lIt Dee TllA CornJunu lIt 12 nominal July 47 12 offend Bepl M offered Dec 41 78 May f JJ C a M J r p r RUSSELL SAGE BACK AT WORK Spent Part of the Day In His Office for the First Time in Three WeeksNot Yet j Quite Well Not entirely remnrml to health but Il benefited iiovrrthoustf by his three weeks rest IliiHuell BMKO appeared at his olllco In Wall street today Never I before had hu been away from buslnosa 1 vo long but hu dahl he liked KO well I limo relief from bunlneHs cares that lIe had expcrlcncfil that ho went hoe curly In limit afternoon for u spin behind f i his trotters To Imiulihw friends ho BUM that hc wan rapidly gutting Into shape and hoptK soon to resume active participation In Wall street affaIrs STRIKERS STONE CAR I Muh llriivo Oil Uoluriniui mid Con diillor nl Illivtuelrt JAWTUOKITT 1 I Juno 17An at tusk WUH tiiiidr oji I Ihter street car In Conlral Fulln thin mot nine A cut out BWllDli tot by strlku sympathizers luin iiriU nun wiien tin car cumo to u 1 Hlaiulatlllfar luck of mtomies Htall tlllfal Jlck povter ptunawfio hurled Whim nucli vliilrnco Ilone con duclor und mMormiiu that they forsook 4hC cur The mu motorraan wu itruok us1