The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
January 1, 1908
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I r p 2 THE EVENING WORLD WIiNI1SDA JANUARY 1 1908 FOLEY BECOMES SHERIFF WITHOUT i BLARE Of HORNS Little of the Usual Tammany Show as New Official I Takes the Oath IMAKES FEV PROMISES Announces Appointments and Then Goes to Call on a Sick Friend nil Tom Folcj was today Inau I gurated as Slrcrlrt of the County of New York with u ceremonIal so plain V v and unlike Tammany Hall thnt It 4 would have pleased tht Bo rlhlltl man of business True the Sheriffs office In the I5ar Clay Building Broadway and Dune street was thronged with victors tit aside from his predecessor now former Sheriff Nicholas B Hayes County Clerk Peter J DowlliiR and his deputy John F Curry who were there In their clllclal capacity Tammany dist rict leaders were conspicuous for their absence Muirclpal Justice Wauiiope Lynn Corsressman Dan F Iliordan and a dozen other lieutenants of the new Sheriff In the Second Assembly Dist rict were present and ther was the usual display of floral offerlnKs to give the affair a Tammany flavor but the business of transferring the inslfrnla of ofllce from the old to the new I Sheriff the swrarlnsr In of the deputies inc sensers clerks and other attaches by the Count Clerk was done In a rapid businesslike way Tom Foley and former Sheriff t Nicholas U Hayes sat for their pic ture against a luckKround of floral B horseshoes and with hamlshaldiiR all H around it wa over New Sheriffs Speech Nov centtcmen said Sheriff Foley all I can say Is that no Sheriff was ever aided so well In his induction Into olllce as I have been by Sheriff Hayes and tnder Sheriff M Johnson I shall endeavor to tondi ot the affairs of this ollice In such manner as to meet the approval of all citizens I announce I no reforms for I believe It would be difficult to improve upon the udminls trillion of my inedecissor or of his JHcheH L Erlanser now a Justice of the Supreme Court Now If you will xcuse me I shall go over to South Brooklyn to visit a sicl frienda newspaper reporter Charles 11 Still who has covered the criminal courts for year lint lies 111 at his home No IGlo Fourth avenue Brooklyn I The flutal offurinss to the new Sheriff were vrettv artistic and well chosen whlii is a real novelty In affairs of this kind Simple Ceremony The ceremonies were conducted by Janus Klckard whose snowwhite beard was white when thirtythreo years ago he became confidential toes C Connors tcns to Sheriff VHllam and since 1STI has burred In that ca pacity under tevenlcen successive Sher iffs tellly howe Davidson Grant Flack Siekels Gorman Clancy Sex on Tamsen Dunn Greil Olirkn Erlanger Hayes and Foley The oniv changes In thu staff are John F BlKhrlst Undcirilitnrr In place or Al Johnson who Sheriff Foley an nounced declined a reappolntnicnl and Cliarls Uader of Charies Culkins Fifth District organization to be n dfpuy in place of PatrIck Fiynn electvd Alder man for the sum district Maurlie B HaincMithal Sheriffs counsel has ap pointed Valentino Taylor no his assist ant In place ot Isldor Sip cltueh re Kevs to Luillow Street Jail were turned over by the old to the new Sher iff at vi f I H at 031 oclock and Sheriff foley renppolntid Wanon Charles A Beacan to look after tile eght prlsoner there the smallest number in years MAN 82 WOMAN 10 KILLfO AS TRAIN HIT CARRIAGE c p Express Dashes on Brother and Sister at Crossing Near Camden h CAM N J Jan 1 William H Dick i od eightytwo years a retired 1 1 farmer and iis sister Emily Horotage t seventvbix years old were killed to day by an express train on the Head ing Ito lucy neir here while crossins F the tr In a rarrlage Viiri Hifr the ugcd couple attempted to cross thc tracks lufnri t o triln renehe Hip crossing or fnlixl lo olt h nv 1 nrpionih Is t known The cnRjiHcr trtl to stop thi x prefl n1 u v t runnMK at too iiyh speed t jrt n t c atvldeni MY BUT PET I AND BABY HAD A GREAT TIME How They Stirred the Sleep Bowery on the Glad New Years Morn A SUSPENDED HERO All the Fuss Arose Because I Burglar Tried to Steal a Bed That Was Occupied Detectives McICfon and Hayes cio ured a burglar at Rlin ton street nnd the Bowery today and telephoned to the EldriOsre strcot station tor n pa trol wagon One came In n fow min utea so rapidly tlat It took the detec tives breath away and without a driver nnd minus one whool Jn Its path there was a wide wake of wreck age fpllled citizens and bewildered New Years OUf5S who shaded their eyes and felt sure they had em Hill Thompson set out with the pa Uol WAgwn driving Pot and Baby two big bays Hill felt in great fettle after a fine dinner and n good sleep He sang os his team galloped westward i through Grand street until he reached tho Bowery nnd a huge blue touring motor swept bY with nn awful screech of a horn Pet and IWiJiy were Martled nnd It seemed to Bill Thompson they turned a I double somersault spinning the wagon I like a top and him out on his ear He landed at the feet of a frowsy indi vidual who was taking cautious steps along the pavement whlnl g nitlfullv I tl the sidewalk was cruel to come up i and hit him If3 often Tho frowsy indl i vldual sat down beside Bill and at tempted to weep on his shoulder i w eiipon Bill swatted him and broke his first resolution I I What Bill Saw When He Got Up I Your language Is something awful wept the frowsy Individual softly lull raging thumped him agtln and he went to sleep in the gutter When Bill got a proper focus on flings I onre more he saw Pet and Baby moving j i up the Bowery undirectedcaroming from side to side of the broul thoroughfare i and bowling over unsteady pedestrians a few push carts selling New Years o cards and minor delivery wagons He saw a rear wheel uf the lutrol shoot off leap the curb to the sidewalk and meet a tall dignified gentleman In frock coat silk hat and whiskers When a kind shopkeeper pltned this person up am took some of the wheel tipotes out of his features he said he was Itudolnh Hawkini of Flatbush a man of faintly I sir out late but homeward bound Mr I Hawkins WiLl Indignant and demanded the arrest of the i erson who had striuk him He was assisted to a drug store I und left amid lotions and liniment I Pet and Baby did not notice tiN miss ing wheel but went merrily on mowing Ill vn those who could not dodge Fi I j nally they were stopped by Antonio I I Frtnesca and tile wagon of F Hondlne I i Co butchers of No HI Pearl street I Antonio was what you might cail an un i cunsclous hero lie made no signal ef fort to stop the team or the patrol I wagon The task was thrust upon him I and his vehicle j I The polo or tile patrol wagon ImpJled I the butcher wagon In the centre and I I mixed Antonio up n the harness lie I had a surcngle between hU teeth and a I trace III eacn hand when he came I j but lie was iiulck to rise to the occasion and exclaim I A Suspended Hero Gambetta I maka da ojuch Barr ing the fact that lie wu hai KillK by i his isusperiiler to u huvK near the rojf of the demolished iiairol wagon he win i t a herulc llguie Hauiuiirger Ii it bmeared in lila eiretl alto ives KIO i him a IcrociuuH appearance but UIBIO iveru some WhO Uuglied Lye Evonu Kftliles tile alleged burglar cauturid by J Iyes and MoKe m nulled iiiul patrol wagjn had stopped wiLhin i I dozen feel of the Hleumes and their I I ciuarrN and noKvithstiniing Ketlilf I I hail put up a fight and had Ills Lat i I itutisian nose twisted under one tar I lie c mKl not ivfrain from mulling at Artonui nppiiiiiiiiie Jhiii wnen M I Kcon tndfiivored to lift ogle Put IIMIII the wreckage she nurvously kiked aTiss Rlvlngtou street which further liiated Kethlce I At last hU eajitorn got him on foot to 1iilico I Hnadgunrt Max Lava slvv iril Victor Mossalante of No 27 I Hnmgn street were file prlnrlpul Hiljon agilnst him They charged I him with breaking Iun their room and attempting to Kira the bed they wuro I slppplnir In Whii they protested he liaunnireil th m Into acmiieecnrp but In doine so ho aroused 1 thousand or more nlirh f r5 i kn vv him all lyivnUky He Is watvtt1 for murder In Ohio He villed a man twn numihs ago kiled Kfthle was held and his record Investigated c I CHICAGO WHITE HAND DRIVING OUT BLACK HAND ClIUViX Inn 1A defeat tut ill hItch Iad to n rout his been Inflicted upon the Piatk Hand by the White lan Ten of the blackmailers who I have carried on thulr trade In this cltv fr yirs by threats of death or torture against the mumliei t tue t tortue proiimen Italian fainilics have bun dilven from C i Ito go duiliig the I mven weeks sin i the White Hand So ciety WHS founded 1 I I clO Write land his employeil nn official Sherlock Holmes KI track 11 blackmallPrs to their hiilliiK places by hlaemallprs g the final blow lo I ii I band Tliii iIa fruii I I tiniii L during ii t Ip who snv l r vir in tH ftfce of the ItalIan Scri niy of Sate at 1 Jine I ItS iirrucl i i ii iiri r ndv tJ talf UD his cl 0 i WAR TO A FINISH ON RACE TRACK I BETTING DECLARED BY GOV HUGHES j ontnul from Klrit Pac pinds upon whether ho delivers what I may term a voucher or evidence of the bet to the other party I he abstains from this ho may bet Wager and sell pools on the races and record and regIster the same free from other liability than the civil penalty Constitution Makes no Exception of Race Tracks The constitutionality of Oils dlscrlm Inatlon has been upheld by the Court of Appeals upon the ground that In car rying out the provisions of the constitu tion It was In the discretion of the Leg Islature to fIx the penalty and that In the cases specified the Legislature could make the penalty simply a forfeiture of 1 the bet to be recovered In a civil action The question for tho court was simply one of legislative power A different qiirntlon hoer 1 pre enled lo the IAlollorf In the exrrrlte nf I dlnrrrtlnn and that I the qnollon of Irvllallvr policy and of MlhutBlitlnl and not a mere technical compliance with the eipllclt rcnMlttitlonnl provlMon The cnt tlliillnn make I the duty of the Irg llurr to ennct appropriate lan to pre sent puolnHUnir bouknmklni and other kind iif gambling Kipirlrnrr ha shown I that HIP lu s enacted IIHIP not secom pllibnl the ptirnoM which the constitution define dennTile The evils and demoralizes Influ ences and It may l e added the eco nomic waste at which the constitution almcil exist tinder the law and In fact are mlmulated nnd Increased through Its provisions e discrimination In penalties now existing rests on no dis tinction that Is Justified to the popular mind Public senUmnt Is against such arbitrary distinction with the result that the laws agalnrt Rambling outside of racptraclts have been defied and I the administration of the law has been I brought Into contempt Tlir rnnMltutlon makes no eirrpllon I of racetracks I recommend that the IeKUIutiire rarr nut the clear direction nf hit people nllbnut discrimination In onnectlon with the repeal of the exUtlne I exception I recommend that the offense described In Section il1l of the renal Code should be punished br Imprlionment and lint the alternative of fines should be abolUhed I The racing law provides for a tax of 5 per centum upon the gross receipts at I trotting and running meetings which under the Agricultural law becomes part of a fund for distribution each year among various Agricultural socle tips In prescribed proportions In or I der that there may be no diminution of tile support upon which these societies largely rely appropriation may ba made for their benefit to the extent necessary to spcur to them amounts substantially equivalent to the sums i thejjWlherto have received I Is bet ter that they should be supported di rectly than that the State hnuM le rlvt a revenue for this purpose through an Indefensible partiality In the enforce ment of the fundamental law StDtes Finances in Flourishing Con dition Some pacp Is d votfd to the excel lent financial showing of the State as exhibited by the recently published re poi t of tho Stat Treasurer which showed a net gain in the surplus of 3 631 S On the subject of canals the Gov ernor nays that the improvement work now under contract on the M 1 Canal amounts to 322tCOCt contrails have beet awarded during the past year I amounting to J6M7OW plans lmv 1 1 tn finished for the award of contracts I amounting to 17W2uoo I It estlmateo that plans for the entire work will be i completed In from ten to twelve month i Concerning hunk trust ontpnnic and I Insurance companies the Goicrnor adopt lie re mnrndntlon of the various com missions that bale reported to him lie 11 Toimiiends that the telephone and tele j graph cool itanles should be placed under j the control of the Iubllc SrrUic Conimls I I tlon for appropriate rec latlon af tn rates sir Ice and other mutters 01 present sub led to the law cniirernlne other corpora tions engaged In public ftertlre work I tn II To Increase the Citys Borrowing j Capacity On the question of New York Citys debt limit the Governor says Through the work of the Public Service Commission ot the First Dis trict existing facilities will be availed of to their utmost capacity to Improve GiulltUiTis of transit Um the natural Incras In the demands for qervlce which is incident to the rapid growth of the city necessarily outstrips any possible Improvement in the facilities at present available The construction of new lines particu larly of new subway lines ts Imperatively ilrlmuidtd With reject to this matter the Public Service Commission Is subject to the provisions of the rapid transit act Hy the referendum of 1V1 the plan of municipal construction of rapid transit linen wa doeliled upon and there Is no provision for building emh lines with private capital except nth rase of certan extensions of and addi tions to existing linen I Is urged however that the citys InOfbteilnesH hns reached such an amount that there Is not 1 sufficient margin available to enable tho city to provide for the construction of needed subways The charter revision com mission rccommenls that the constitu tion should be sti amended as to cx clud from the computation of the Citys debt limit all bonds or evidences o Indebtedness Issued for purpose1 which piixluc revenues In excess of tilr maintenance charges I concur In his recommendation and I present It IC you fur approprate action look hag to the submission to the ponplc of the propo ed amendment In xultabli n I In hip lelotm tl question htbr I anj changes In the rnpld trnnslt art should be made In order tl facilitate nub wa3 constructlcn should revels ymti tibet erious consideration The Governor rent the recommen dation mnde In his lirst message to the Ieglilaturc for a change In the form of the olectlon ballot lie rnlteraten his demand for primary election reform and again announces himself In favor of direct nominations and usks for legisla tion to jttcitre them Would Abolish the Quarantine Com missioners The lovernor call ro reform In the control and management of State chari table and penal Institutions 1rrsomil study ban hon him uhere uniformity and harmony can be made tl obtain In stead of confusion and 103 under the pm ent nyitem CoiiHiJerahlo attention Is paid to pub Ic health Ith In relation to food and water supply and to tenement house regulation In cities The Governor rec ommcmls that a commission be ap pointed to take up the subject of proper iare anJ supervision of our vast yearly accretions of Immigrants Gov Hughes tvcoimnonds the exten sion of the work of conserving the forests of the Stat Hn desires also cJuinges In the fOrest fish ant game lana which would have the effect of restricting the carriage and ixvssosslon of firearms for hunting purp wM except during stated periods under apeclfled conditions The abolition of the fee of three Quarantine rommlsslnners fur the Port of Sew Yi rk Is recommeniled Their work the Governor says ran be more eiperl LEGISLATORS IN A SLOW MOOD AT fIRS SESSIN I Senate and Assembly Avoid Clash and Show in Begin ning Years Business Special from 0 Staff Correspondent A MIA XV Jan IThe opening of the Legislature today was the tamest In many years I was devoid of any of I the spectacular Incidents that enliven II opening days when a new chief execu tive Is Inaugurated or the political forces are lined up In a fight over an Important office The one Incident to save It from humdrum monotonous Inactivity was the scrap between Col Archie E Bax ter the Civil War veteran with twelve I years service behind him as Assembly I Clerk and Ray Smith chief lieuten I ant of former Cuperlntendent of In surance Francis Hendrlcks over tho 3501 Job of clerk Smith was selected I hla vote in the Republican selected ing 62 to Baxters 23 I Young JImmIe Wadsworth whose I ackers are grooming him for guber natorial honors was reelected Speaker I 1 for the third time without opposi tion while Frank W Johnston as Ide SergeantatArms I Kdwn A Mcrrltt Jr of St Iaw renee will ibe leader of tho Ileputolican I majority on the Assembly floor This I beunme apparent this afternoon when In the assignment of seats he took that Which by Immemorial custom Is a I urded tof the majority leader Assemblyman PhlMlps of Allogany his rival for the leadership also con I icjps JlerrlttB victory Phllllpa wilt probably be chairman of the Committee i on Judiciary The Democrats turned down Para j dice Park Jimmie Oliver for minority leader and chose In his place George 1 Palmer the longwinded statesman from the rockribbed Democracy of Schoharle Palmer comes to the lead ership with an experience of several years Walt for Hughe Lead Free from the requirement of effect Ing a new organization the Senate 0 san its work today by reappointng sjine of the minor officers who nero named only for one year when the I renate organized In 11VT Standing out as a feature of tho day II was the comparatively small number o bills deposited in the legislative hopper Tale deposition on the part ot tin Assemblyman to et away from the billIntroducing game la attributed to the fact that Gov Hughes Just ow dominates the situation Every Assemblyman of Importance Is wait Ing for the Governor to give him the I lead leadThe The Chief Kxecutives Ideas about legislation and the duties of abut wore priienicxl to the legislature at noun Uidi In his annual mefiiHge Of the bills offered tho most Im portant was Assemblyman polant mllrmn Wagmr providing for a fivecent rare from Manhattan to the sea This measure which was vigorously promoted by The Kvenlng U unit during the last sea lon was passed by the Assembly of of 1M7 but defeated In the Senate where the Itallruad Committee played Into the hands of the Interests by pigeonho the bill Race Track Bill Again Senator M Call Introduced his old race trttcii bill or last vrir providing that appointments of stinvar is ii I Jules output t14 approved by tin rittte Haclng Coot mission Senator MaCuren Intro ll i a Inca jre reixMlIng tile Iliipld UYansIt act A bill Inmplllng th rillroidsi to give iihool iitlren a halffare wis offered oterel i v Senator McCall Ith house adopted a resoutlou rrl ldlng for sidjourtimrnt this iflernoon i in nM Moiiuv evening at R3f SennKir IlL itrodi i f lidiv three bills dexlgnd to make more easy thu rimvlrtlmi nnd rn sonment o haul looter Thp vi ul violation nf any of the iibllKitloiis of any relation of st H II tined n iuwplracy and HI rll hall as Biidi The time for hrlnln Indictments for a misdemeanor I I extpmlftd from two to five years An I iccompllco who has received a PPCII rtar advantace from the conimiHiliin I if r crime may be convicted I llousl and cheaply performed br Hit I tleullh hillier The iovernor also suggest the rrilurtlon of hue Iort Unrdenfi from nine tn Use The Governor auks the Legislature to pass J constitutional amendment equal izing the salaries of Justices of the Su preme Court In the various districts of the State fixing the said saVvles on a I suitable basis and prohibiting any other compensation or allowance in I lieu of expense He recommends that work be begun now upon i fitting celebration In 1509 of the three hundredth s ot the discoveries o Lake Champlain and till Hudson ulcer In which he hopes the Federal Government will assist and tw Dominion o Canada and the He public of France will be Invited to par ticipate MCARREN EXCEPTS i iI TO HUGHESS I WAR ON RACIN G ALBANY Jan 1After he reading o the mewage o Gov Hughes In the Senate today Senator 1 H McCarren took Isne with the Governor on the Public ServIce and Race Track gambling recommendation gamblng The Governor went down and saw the Urooklyn llrldgc town said Mr McCarren and the Public Service Commission was supposed to relieve the crush Jut the crush Is still there and I the Commission has not changed It any Regarding racetrack gambling I must also t nice oxveption to the Governors position Judging from the outcome of the recount leglskitlon I question the constitutional ability of the Governor I MCALL SQUARE HIMSELF PUTS IN 5CENT FARE BILL Senator Frankly States He Vants to Get Right With I I His Constituents Special to The Evenlns WorlJ1 ALBANY Jan 1Witht the frank I statement that he ivanted to square himself with his constituents accom panied by an attack o The EvenIng World Senator John C McCall today Introduced a bill providing for a five I cent fare to Coney Island The Senator declared that he had I been misrepresented by The Evennls World and Assemblyman Itobert Wag ner of the Twentysecond District who Introduced the FiveCent Fare bill last year which the Senate Railway Com I mittee refused to report Jlr Wanner today reintroduced hs hill anti Senator I Tho McManus who Joined McCaM In opposing it last year has one in coarse of preparation The McCall Mil wns referred to th I Committee on Hallwa whieh is ex pected to sandbag It as It did last yeeir AGNES OKEEFE IS ALIVE NOT VICTIM OF SWAMP MURDER I Continued from First iage that leads to Camden Is rather a forlorn hope The police learned that thp woman or at least a woman answering her description allshted from a Pennsyl vania railroad train at Jersey City on Christmas morning and was there Joined by a man I Is reported also that a man has been figuring to some extent In the elite of the Camden wom an and that this man was not her hus band Sleuth Goes to Camden Detective Barney Walsh hurried to Camden today and It U expected that Important news will be received from him In Harrison before night The Kearney woman has not seen her Camden friend In months and Is not In position to Identity her clothes but she hns told Magistrate Branegan that the description of the body in the Harrison morgue fits that of the woman who a expected at her house Christmas More Important Information was Se celved by the pollcs from THeodore Bolz foreman of the Union Ice Com pany of Newark whose homo Is at No 06 Ieshlni avenue Xewark Uolz Is the man who found the red skirt In the swamp the day after the murder Last Thursday morning said Uolz I boarded a trolley car to go to my work On the car was a man who at tracted my attention because of the amount of money he displayed The man got on the car at Broad and Mar ket streets and when the conductor came for his fare he offered a J10 hill The conductor naked him If he had nothing smaller He replied that he had not but that he had plenty of tens Then ho took out a roll of J10 bills There must have been JMO or 0 In thc roll Thu man left tho car at Orange street He was 1 short man weighing possibly 175 pounds He wore n hrown hat a fray colored coat ant I dark suit Searching the Swamp Bota then gave the pollen some more information that Is regarded as Impor tant Tliat skirt was In the swamp he said near where the body was found When I drew It from the water them was a Jingle and something dropped from Its folds Into the water That iinethliiK may have been a purse and It may not I have an Idea now that It was one of the tort of womens hand bags rn often seen WILLIAMS TRIES TO PUT BANKS ON THE RIGHT ROAD State Superintendent Recom mends Many Reforms in His Anual Report SHOWS CAUSE OF PANIC Declares It Due to Disregard of Law and Improper Use of Credit Corporate abuses principally con tributing to the failure of the banking Institutions of Now York which closed their doors during the recent panic ac cording to Superintendent of Banking Clark Williams In his report to tlv legislature made public today are as follows A general itlnrrBitril of lair Jiuli of coiiHerMitlnm in alan Krell Innttrntloii to amid disregard ot tuttle of director Improper me of corporate credit for personal iidtaVtfKe I 11 Williams summarizes the particu lar causes which In addition to cor porate abuses helped along the big crash as follows 1 lntk of proper wupeTVliiury power Too Kreat Intirdependcnof be tween corporation 1 lack of aaoclntlon for lull tlnl noohtlc Tho Superintendent of Hanking makes a great many drastic recom mendations to the Legislature Some of these were first brought to the at tention of the public several weeks ago when Gov Htighess Speclal Bank ers Committee made Its report Mr Williams In the first Instance desires that his office b given author ity to direct the discontinuance of ob Jeotlonable practices In banks anti trust companies under his charge In the event the management falls to dis continue Its wrong practices 11 Will lams wants the power to close the in tltution 1 He also desires an amendment of the law to require his ofllce to make an In I vestigation of the character fitness and i financial responsibility of the Incorpo rators of a proposed bank Should he hind that public convenience and advan i i tage will not be promoted by the pro i posed bank Mr Willlami desires tbe legal right to withhold the certificate of authorization to do business 11 Williams recommends that every I hank or Individual banker In New York City shall at al time have on hind a reserve fund equal to at least SO per cent of tho aggregate of Its deposits that every trust company keep at least 15 per cent of the aggregate of Its de continue its wrong practlci Mr Will lams siicsests a ID per cent reserve for banks and individual banks and 10 per C nt for trust companies in the Slat outside of Now York City 11 Williams strikes at the old lan BKtmonl of the suspended Knicker bocker Trust Company by recommend ing a change In the law M that liny officer or employee of a trust company I who makes any agreement by which the holder of a certificate of deposit may receive paymeit In advance of its ma turity shall be guilty of a misdemeanor j Anotir recommended change In the law is the placing of the maximum r an M nired loan to a single Interest j vt 2fi per cent Intewid of 10 per cent of the capital and surplus of a bunk or trust company It was Tound that by hypothecation of the shares of stock of one corpora tion with another control was held of each by the use of practically the samoa jauUiiiR capital declares Mr Wllama This Interdependence contributed to the lownfall of six ot the failed banks The purpose of the control of several of these Institutions was to enable an mpropir use of their credit for the aersonnl advantage of those holding iiinh control Mr Williams slaps the Thomas Hoinrpllorsc cliques practice of thus putting up the stock of one bank with another liy recommending that a law be enacted prohibiting any bank from mak ing loans upon the stock of any other bank In excess of 10 per cent of the par value o thp Block Mr Williams report that every op wrtunlty consistent with the oollRMtions prtunJ of ofllclal duty was afforded the old irmnagement of the defunct banta and trust companies to arrange for their re jmivptlon um1tonPlenty of Time r xcevt In the case of the Knlcker aocker Trust Company he reports no proceedings for the appointment of receivers uf an Institution were taken until three weeks after lu suspension nor unless its officers and directors I after due notlfloatlon failed to submit plans and assurances suIlVdent to I justify the Inference that It would be I ible to renutne business only three hank out of the ten having shown a condition to wnrrnnt I continuance of busIness were authorized to reHunte Mr Williams Fays that the Inch of iiiblio confidence has found justIfication In the condition o sonic of the failed institutions WOULD RAISE GOVERNORS SALARY TO 25000 I ALIIANY Jan Senator Agnew to tiny Introduced In the Senate a proposed i institutional amendment which would increase the sanry of the Governor from 10000 to J2JOOO a year I COMJH CAUSE IIRAUAOHB AXATIVK linoMO QUININE removes the nine Us1 the world over lo Cure 1 CoM In n Day K WOrnvcn lcn turo nn bnt aSe GREETS FIRST MB Of YEAR I WITH A BULLET Visitor Tries to Enter Williams burg Store With a Jimmy David Jaffe a bird store keeper of No 1W Jteserolo street AVllllamsburg today shot and killed a Now Years caller who Jimmied his way Into Jaffe3 store and then smashe1 an entrance Into Jjffps sleeping room There Is some niyatery about the shooting which tho police have not been able to solve Jaffca store Is a little cubbyhole of a place filled with canaries parrots pigeons squirrels and pups There t nothing about It to attract l burglar H has afforded I living for Jaffa and his fourteenyearold brother Morris but the owner has never found I feces ary to employ I cashier I was half after three this morning when young Jaffc who was sleeping In the rear room with his brother wias awakened by a rumpiw in the store He heard the outside door crash and then ensued n riot of noises in which the parrots and pupa lent excited voices Tho din awakened the elder Jarre and the brothers Jumped out of bee One Shot Fatal Believing discretion to lie the better part of valor the brothers stond guard at their door to await developments In a few sivnnds they heard some one at work on the door Whos there cried David Morris yelled for the police Instead of answering the intruders I ftaruJ to lck at the door Pavlc Jaffe got his 3S caliber revolver As tne door crashed In he saw two mel on the threshold and he fired One of the i 1 iei to the floor without a cry The other Mid with Morris at his heels still shouting police David got a light and found that iiiu bullet a1 t truck the IntniIer in the fore head killing him instantly i iiiceniui DiehKr was on the rnr below and when lie heard the shot ii by the man running irnn tie st ire he iiifek v giv chase latr fired a shot over ue fugitives head and brought him t l stop What are you running for lie naked his prisoner Oh Just to keen warm slid he man who described himself a Thomas Uayne of No II Leonard rt 11ane Mistake Prisoner Says DaehlT took him back M t le seen of the tragedy whr till brothers Iden titled hm a S the nun pc nion of tne man who had been killed I ktiw this man sjiil David Jaff He came Into tin Stir iiterday to get a match I never saw the man I s ot Inyne said he dij not know o deid m a n He swore he hail never stn him before He liNlMeil that a grit ml tike aol been made In arresting him According to the pullce the men were tepuiined to roIu the place even If they had to kill the brothers The 11 Ill however are trying tn ham If there was ant Ing bark of the storm ing of the Ird sturo beside I Jetrc t rob It Jiif tnsisiH he hudn an eneny In the world JOCKfY RICHARDS IS HOMf fROM RUSSIA Joe 11 bards an Amerltn lu key who has been ndlnsr for live vctt5 n Itussla arrival to day on the Finland of I Hed Star nc Afi MSIMII his ptplt in Detpdt i it Is gjlrg back to Russia for the next eason luirlng the racing year whlcli juts ended Ulchards ranked second In th number of winning mounts The rider who made the best nvord in tois 1 Rard was Jimmy Wlngfleld the negro iuuyl The racing div starts In Ilussln iito oclock In the afternoon so Htch arts lay and UM tinill It oclcxk ai night there being Irmiuvntly as many IK fourteen ell on I single pro gramme There Is a big demand fJr light American Jockev In Huy la he added r nml 5 a eOn mnke eorxl nont FREE A POSTAL FROM YOU And We Will Send Free to Provo it is the Most Effective Curo for Rheu I matic Pains a Special Bottle of MIN RDS LLINliETJ Confident it will do for you wliat it h done for others Send 0 postal Minards Liniment C So Framingham M Wo Rxtr Charge for I AHverilKiMiieiit tar The World may be 1 M District Messenger Offlo at any American DItlel nll anI Aericn 0 P U I te city UUI I FIREMAN KILLED KILLEDTRUCK I Br HIS OWN TRUCK Falls Under Wheels on Va Home from False Alarm in Flushing William GIaol n n1mh1 of Roscur I look and IxiiliUr Company No I was killed early todnv in Flushing L I when redlining home on the trucks from a response to i false alarm of fire Ulcason lived a No 6i Grove street and the truck crossed that street at I Main street The volunteer flrcmar strlet tremar thought to get to his house without go Inn to the firehouse 0 U lost lit grill on the rods and feU under tlio honk ami lad Ic r lt was In I siiMitly killed by the wheels passing over his body Oleaaon was twenty four years old aol immurri r SUfffRtO WITH ECZEMA 25 W Limb Peeled and Foot Was Raw FleshHad to Use Gr and Doctors Thought Amp I Necessary Montreal Writes of Cure I Seven Ye BELIEVES LIFE SAVED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES p I have IVon treaieil by doctOr for twrntyflvi years for a bad cnsc of ella on my leg They did their best S but failed to cure it My doctor had nd vIed tin to have my leg rut ofT hut 1 I Fiid I would try tInt pA Cutlcura liitnedic first HesaidTn thiMii if you like but J fe f I do not think they s v will do any good i f At tills time inj leg was pooled frmn the knee tny fool was like a piece of raw tltvli nod I line i to walk on crutches I bought a cake I I of Cutictira Soap a box of Ctiticiira Ointment and a bottle of Cutictira Pills After the tlrst two troatinonW t4n swelling went down and in two I months my leg wns cured nnd the now kin came on The doctor could not believe his own eyes wlion he saw thnt Cut icurn had curd me and aid that r lie would u j It for 11i4 own patients 1 used two enke of Ciitieura Soap three boxii of Ointment and five bot I tles of liesolvent and I have now bwn cured over teven years ntiil but for th uticura liemedies I miiht have lot my life I have lots of grand J children and thev art frequ tit users of Cutictirn and 1 always recommend it to tie ninny people whom my busi hesS brines to my house every day Mr JennHnptisto Iteimiid clairvoy ant 77 Montana St Montreal Quo Feb 20 1007 SLEEP FOR BABIES I Rest for Mothers Instant relief and refreshinR sloop for pkintortured babies ali rt for tired fretted mothers in warm baths with Cutiotirn Soap nnd penile anointinps with uticura Ointment the great skin cure and purest of emollients IV I Ointment SOc rwirtira Soap Cuttjnra r1 ntCtW tf t nut nullurn HrsnUint liw t In itt form ol I I Clitirnlilr tvmtnl Illb SSf tT vlll ot Ol KoM thnoieiintit the writ letter Drue Chem Corp IM I MDS listen Mnw I r I free CMticura Hook on Skla DIseaa rii FURNITURE CO For This Month Only ON OUR L LIBERAL CREDIT SYSTEM LBERAL CREDT YOU CAN IUllCHASE I I 7 HIGH GRADE FURNITURE f 1 ri 50 worth 300 down I 75 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