The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
January 6, 1908

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J i rc is I 1 1 I 1 t t r t14 r t 1 I ft r lY a t L I1 t ro 4 dPi tI Fi i f 1 f SUL1S s y r ON c t tip tM j IF t f rh1 IJJ 7 t QRET9 C2ZTtO 11 r 114 10 a t 4000 BOYS JOIN EVENING WORLDS I f I FIRST AJESTON WALK J h Everybody Wanted to Follow Close I Behind the Leader and Police Reserves Had Their Hands Full I Rome ot loMnrrows Walk With Chump ion Veston Tic ssfond walk o The KwniiK Vorhl Walking Club loinurrou will be from nftnintli h rott at Columbus Circle around the Park 01 he Eighth avenue side to One Hundred and Tenth street and Severn ivenuc which will make iifvti throe mill It is a little over six mllr tlf set atonal OntiM Par The Hvenin Yorki Vies Ii1 tKiiij Club set out on its lint trip this afternoon thoisaiuls strong The fiei piper of Hamelin never had iich a svarni of juveniles in his train a that Oih troJe at the heels of the famous pedestrian this afternoon Thtre were kiJs of all ages sizes rves and colors Seventh averre wisiit wide crntli for them and they ruweJ out into side streets iike the imconiined waters of a flood The jaunt vas scheduled n start from One Htindrod and Tenth street nnd Seventh avenue atl oclock The vanguard arrived at 2 with a wan ce out for truant oriicers ftcr that they 5h1led Iron every point n the compass some afoot One in trolley cus some in car riages and an artistccratic quota in automobiles These youngsters yep tIr clad and wore shiny little hats or uniforms gaudy with brass buttons l i and gold tare i I T a 1 made for the stsrtin piin wtie te iaerahlc pdi lrn ICdwid t pajson W u ton met them wit a heavy hI flat lie smiled and beaiil and ho wed IJ the youngsters and hei ed t icm r1 Kei Ids feet ns they prcsed sn MR rly abiut him that rome rcn forced utmost on his tlouUIrr 1iKnt UNit Stem pollpnifn In rim o of hnmn dd tilt to keep the ever I EVpllinp ranks In 1 ne Llttlt Girls and Old Men There Anrl there war little slil ton win I Tanted to villt though the biv I rnifred nl them and srorncd to rat n rten bplde them Mr Wfton tc1s little 111 and pallid Srv Kind ti Ie BlrN I tdrtrs to tad said rrrf their 1IV them lie stns also onjdlcd M shape if hinda with scour of old men vio had cone out to test tuelr carry Somebody raid that nil the old nuns homes In inken holiday to se I QUrlem had a Wejton and try their stride with Jas Itefore 3 ocloik there tare hilly a o tin I 10 ciowillnir aiaul thousaxl boys 0 naiU Alone tx sJesudto v o 11111 I I dr ilb cf mother anslous to PP their ions tramp IT tl10 suinging trllo of aikcr Vcuon And there there 1ttle brothers and little Isterj In bajy car rtiaes to the uhnaer of bundleIs curt f out babies too Khn Insii cd on being lalnril in their mothers arms ho that I i they could liiiiKio at the handMinie r I oil man with the MIOWV hnlr who can oiuvuilK a noe or an OAtrlrh 1 In tilt public M iciils the lnihers said l there never was Such a day fill ifio I behavior and when Iho dlinnasal gang I rani there was not a outi wlw ud t I trail n marie scored apiinst rim and Hrrefor nobody had to May late The ll s HOt olt of tic schools III belle mr Ian on liro drill and pattered off at one to the starthiR point of the irrca a wiKonfe Tlis arm of Ittictrtmn tnmprs ra not drnwn snleh from Hirlou Hruli H 1rc up from downtown fcimis pour l ss flit of tio vbwav rilrincet In IDidvnv and Ienov avenue in n Mead wont after S oclock I wan no staple task to mv 111 rnt llrom in uiythlnc m mllitrI ole s tev all sect noxious to walk bolnl Mr Iton Thev fousht and 1 rtrs 1I acid crnwlil under on e ohon lizs in a firns offort to read i I the lrt pltoon this sirroundd fie I seipibe peJnstrlnn o tint fie police h1 their hands full for a llttlp while prvliv Ihr littl chips apart when Mr Westdii cave the signal to tart nt 4 oclock the northerly fringe of Centra Park wa black with little j fit k from Fifth tn Eighth avenue De lore he reached St Nicholas avnue I fiere were fully 4r In ill1l the sreat majority of them keeping step The I 1 old men were awarded the privilege of i trrkkltiK In tile front mill which so I angered some utscltleyults youths hat they unkindly tilppcj the venerable walkers up or strode so close upun I their heels as to cause nnnovanco ienerry however coiislderlnc the vast numbers who marcheil together splendid order was pieservcd Now and ten when small Kane of late com rs CnntimiPd on Second Page In ThWo MS Growth in 1907 I FIRST IN CIRCULATION GAINS 1 J FIRST IN ADVERTISING l FIRST NENSPAPER IN AMERICA I I UUft1NG 1901 the NET PAID Daily Sunday and Eveninlr lrCUlalion I P of TIlE WORLD increased I R 30690339 I Ii Copies over the year 1906 or a NET PAID DAILY avenge gain of 0 84083 Ii for every day In the earall free unsold and cxhmgeJ papers It deducted r I n 0 Circulation Sooks Opon to All k DURlro 1007 r 032 140 F r wom TttD174 QS7032 separate aivzrnselnemtstile largest number ever printed In any 1 if newspaper anywhere J SIn V ew York City TilE WuHLD AIUNE GAINED In number of ad i vertisetttents over 106 Iwry other neaspapershows 3 LOSS rntipared with Re own record of that ear I C CERTIFIED BY CHAT T 1ED ACCOUNTANT S t IJARIOV WADI GUTIIRIE t CO Niv WIIK I ClIIUUJo Dui t is lCtlllNl1ti13 tlttuutnr alit 11101 i Wc 11e I eby taxi IS Ihul au have mote An ex mnllt t Lieu fit tha Unra and tail vt tIle SOW York Nrrd ecutuntuv ltle con pa rtwn of rho I ctaeilied 1IwrlboIII prhncd III 1111 S a w Yeti l1arhi all the Iw l belt UOIald mlllIloK anti llunaey tllln t 11101101 the Star IW1 and we find these reoorta to ho ticeuratbtS and atretullt cougdtad and 10 oonlaln the rIImln rult t The Itortd t4oaele Alvertuemsnb J Tho lferntii tI1tttt ArllnUu Showing World t rxcmfcr the rear 1907 over the lleratdtobr297I7 1 DAnno VIIl1 UUlUIU a tro CorlUlo1 fbn lrOOOlnlln i TU E WORJ Iy IS THE FIRST j j 0 i datisi11Lrit i 1 1 OJ 1i III r tf I M wwwu s s EvelynNesbit Thaw Keenly Watches Choosing Jury I Swamp Murder Witnesss Story Unshaken by Police 1 JL I Special Grand fury Begins Investigation of Banks I 00 Fitir ontKh now or mama tomorrow

Wi 1 C F 1 II III It I I Cszculatlon Books Open toA11l I Circulation Books Open toA1L l RESUlJSEJJJLTHlti In H j NEW YORK MONDAY JANUARY fig 1908 PRICE ONE CENT I a iGfORGDIXON I GREAT PUGILIST DIES III BELLE VUE I Knocked Out by John Barley corn He Told the Physicians When Questioned HAD RHEUMATISM ALSO Taken to the Hospital on Sat urday and Sank Steadily Until This Afternoon Oorste nron former featherweight iiatnplon of the worid died tills after noon In BoINVua Hospital of hxirt dls ise 111 boil wi movfvl to tin Morgue wh re yt a walt a claimant DlMin arrived at u hopltai nbou 11 oclock Saturday iiijht Ir a cab nc compin l b a n bit man and a nero Ida ws nj nt ntlv Mtfferin from nUOhoUm and wax nyslKmxl b the nlco 11 ward There It was dU covered that hf w aq alo tie vlctln of Intlamatorj of nn auto attack rheumat MIL IK din not aprlr to sf rvi Iv n until It st night vhtn iii coed ton began to grow worse an In sank iradualv from tiat tTe mill horlv titer i oelKk Ibis ftcrnorr wren Ill 010 l lie was cor clou to the that Ulicn Ic was brought to he hoiplta the cao its uddres atSd West Forty and his ilirt first sired ids age as thirty place of nativity as Canada lie sal l that he l a1 hen In this country ililr an A kl M Pr Hooker who hat charge of his ctse what he had hfen dIr to cat him Into Such a rmilltaii Dlxon replied FUiitlne John Harlovrorn nrlnulro Iv hid IIP Itas pot tins bent of inc The puglllot paid Ilia n wcs follow Inc the vciipatlon of a boxing instruc tor and that his best friend was JI A Harrison of 23S Vest Kortytlrsi street Hf also Knio the nrmc of loin 1 uLan formor heavyweight chant plon as one of hU friends alien Lo INI mOney HP paid however tint he wanted Harrison noiltUd In the rcerl of anMnlnir serious nappenms to hm 0 iWOMANS BODY I PICKED UP IN NORTH RIVER Found by Deckhands on Barges and Towed in by Policeman McDonougli Kloatlnc In with the tide face up ward and hullo the body of an uni lentine woman about thirty years d l and small of stature wan found in the North niver off the foot of King street lust before noon today by deckaanda ou river barRen One or them notified Iatrohiinn Wai tr McDonoiish of the tratllc sciuad on t alt eat McUononph rowed out to the hotly and towed It to a pier fasten ing n rope about the short black pony oat nt the woman and attaching it to me of the spilealie then called the oic ncr s A report quickly spread that the woman body showed marks of violence Kid a great crowd collected at the duck ecral i me body had been in the water pe lays accordliiK to the patiolman plasterer or u jlimmiM iilmoiva called attho lultII I i lorry street calh i1d I hlnllli1 I e 1111 late III the nflonlo lad lilt wire Dora who of c1y as Mutt o been mlII1 loll nix days Gllhhtte still1 Ial Ilk wlfo had bout I be he Iekn tad that e wbnllol fur tlp111 Ihllt she had lak11 her Ilfe by gthat Hie river HT nrt uis Into umpmc uid Frll Uuher of Iiad 1phla ut to lied three years ago No marks ot t Truce were found on the body a DYNAMITE IN ASHCAN Patrick J Donnelly of No 1761 Third ivonue hrotiffht three sticks of dyna mite to the East Dill Hundred and fourth street station thin morning lie uUI thai nu nuu1 lound tncni In all ash cnn on the northwest corner or One hundred and First street and First venue They war sent to tho Bu n of Poirlustlblr t MUD AND RAIN I I fOR RAGES AT fAIR GROUNDS Old Track Suffers by Bad Switch in Weather Conditions EVERYBODY DISGUSTED City Park Enjoys Fast Track Up to Close Then Comes Wet Streak Special to The Benlnr World NEW CHILEANS Jan 6The bruit of weather served for Blip opening of the orond meeting at the Fair Grounds to day was pnoush to disgust ivon tho oh eM of old Nuters that hnve ron wl the local tarin game The rain began directly after the close of racing Satur lay and gins wen falling almost con mioiily since that of tday imlnj n i sulnr downpour T3iP track has never been In real efJ rl condition slnro thn season opened ctrl Sipt Myer ni last confpB es that no Is dlsistpj wIth the confider it Affairs and letlines to pronile any iprovciiient The new snll does not Irv out rapdly and therefore the moet now opening may not have a fast rack at uny time Today the card prepared was or gi nally an iiniisuaiv fool are lilt bp r canso of she vondltlons was nattiralh oiii nial maiTeJ by Sara tnIet TCi f feature niynbiir vvis a lmndiuIi o i ilireefpiartprs of a mile pant hail m ood horses named amonor the accept enccs but It turned out to be a mlhfi unlntcrestlni affair Word HIS recevetl this morning that John W Gates his son rharliv n Sates and other members of tile ram i II v will arrive tomorrow for a sloi tTy on their way to Port Arthur Tex t point that Mr Gates vHlts every winter KIUST RACK Iurw 4OT malden hrei piroliK settg one mile and seventy rllrIUlnrhll IM Iv Pow oral t to C and 2 to 0 1 George 11 Wlilte 101 CDyrt 111 to 1 and n to 1 Dorothy Ann IM lMolsnorth h 10 1 and i to 1 1 Time 1h Mas on s3r J Marvel FloradaiUn felon Hol and Htindart llonlji My Love UucK inl Boy and 1Ipl liua also ran SECOND HACKrur fat flveyear odi and upward MllliiB six furlongs Debar 111 IJ HORK 3 to 1 and U to n first Prince of Jlss lll Starting TS to I and 2i to I second Creel 113 ff Kovr nor to 1 and 8 to 1 third Time 1xJ Abe Meyer Darius Monte Carlo Mar tlus lllih Wind Mash liejon Don Hainliton Infayette and lIltla den also ranTHIRD THIRD KAPK Pur e J4CO thrceyear jds Filing seven furioiiKs Third Unll 106 V Powers S to 1 and 3 to 1 first Salnesaw lOTi i It McDanlel II to itd 4 10 5 second Thomas Cal htntn 97 SIIIln j to t 11I01 even Ihlrl Tlmr 16 f u Bayou 11111 The Gavol Cnnernient tellnll its Ien no Street tier McGregor also ran FOVimi ItAiPur ttW thiPe yparolds splllnj FCVOII furlniiRi ituliliitiest Ill 11 Lop IS to I and Ii to I nest Miss Mazxoui 101 VorUe 11110 I and 4 to 1 set onii Kthel Can 103 I V Powers 1 to 1 and 1 to I third tittle1313 Arrow Swift Ioow HcllP Kptchemlke Georgia Girl Id Kane also ran STEEPlf JACK FELL fROM PLLf BffORf II CROWD I Sixty feet above the ground a steeple I jack gilded the ball of n great flagstaff I In 1ho Park Treniont and Webster avenues the Hionx lo Jay A crowd II of curious persons stood About and watched the hnzardous employment A pale spaij up and the pole began to roolc The spectators saw hint change Ills position eveial times It vis bitterly isjld Then II scream aroused the throng Tho man was seen tumbling headforemost to the Kiouml I A dozen men hurried to the POI w hero lie fell Thn man lay nnconseloii lie focjly nltcrod his naini CharloH Xast twcntvthtiii years old of Vo St Hint I Koiirth street ItiiKikljii lie nd he I hil Ki L his grip wlen his fin ens Le Ciiliii benumbed with cold A Kordham lloaplLil 4mblilince wan cilled Tile doctors ssiv In has small clwive of re IOVPV Ills skull i tllOUKlt 10 bi fractured TUrn ribs arc broken I eeabuttlu lt Poo LduIled 4 Service I but to Ilixliurx Cntun uul KlJtlU VortMl rout nu Uroailwty t 1 a I FOUL THAW JURORS SECURED j 1 I I ON TAE FIRST DAY Of TRIAL Itj 1i j i Harry K Ihaw as He Appeared I In Court ToDay at Second Trial HARRY INSISTS HE KNOWS NOTHING OF SWAMP MYSTERY Rigid Examination by Police of Brook lyn Fails to Shake Friend of I Slain Woman Held as a Witness Hairy HendrLkson held as a witness in the Raymond Street Jail in he Helena Whitman murder case was put through a long searching examination by Acting Captain Kuhne of the Brooklyn Detective Bu reau this afternoon but resolutely stuck to his story that he knew noth ing about the mystery He admitted that he had an engagement to meet Mrs Whitmore at the Manhattan terminal of the Brooklyn Bridge at 6 oclock Christmas night but says he did not keep the engagement Kuhne does not bdieu1 him and is now trying to puncture his alibi It is the belief of all the deleaves working on the case that Whitmore in company with another man probably his friend Fred Elliott a rail road fireman ti ailed Mrs Whitmore and llendrickson to Newark on Christmas night A clue which ld to Inlon Mill N the City Hall Ration of tho Third uc 1 has been found to hart no l rllrhlt rue I upon lha mvstpry Herman Kroer I titer u saoon keeper In Nosy ioI avenue Cnlun lUll hud a cutomer whom he Identities from pliotocrapis as Whitmore on tlio laY after Christ mas lut lint man was In tlio saloon two hours after thn discovery of the I I body anti long after Whttmoro hud been seen by the truly dispatcher ut Thus far the notice hiue b Pen unibl to aicount for ltmor wafrtajuula In ille eUO 1 livtWldl i nelliik 111 till afernoon of Clirlntmas Day when ho Mrt Ulld i MClllllt Will Ills Mill ill their home In Adams street Brooklyn und 4 oclock tilt next mornlni when Continued on Second 1asc f t I Quick Acceptance of Talesmen Aston ishes Those Concerned in Sec 4 I ond Ordeal in Court of Stan J ford Whites Slayer J FOREMAN IS OPPOSED TO 1 I CAPITAL PUNISHMENT j F 11 All Those Selected Acknowledge Opinions a s One Has Acquaintance With Prisoners Family Plea of Insanity Early Ad vanced as basis of His Defense I I ForotiuMi nf Turj Clutrlra U Cnmirrl nliip broker nt Vo S8 South street KKMIMM front previous trliil brcnune of prejudice nttalu fuiiilnl iiiinlMliiiifiil Juror No Ibu II HntrhcU Iiolroiilc cigar dealer nt 10 HIT I 1et Klnl IJHilril street linn oiitiiliini Hiilijecl to change br weight of rlilrnvi luror Mi IHIOIIoI II Wooilmore Importer nt No Sl Kront street 1 IIR lug nt No lil Vcst MviiityNlxth xlrefl niiirrlril relatives friend ly tilth limy firmly Juror to dIloyd li iiiulforcl MlNtaiit ninnaffer Corn Exchange KunU lirnncli Arccplulilr lo liotli llf Four jurors had been secured when recess for supper was taken this evening in the second trial of Harry K Thaw before Justice Dowling and a jury in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court The first who will he foremm unless ousted by the final challenges to be made f alter the box shall have been filled was the fifth talesman examined Juror No 2 was the fourteenth talesman interrogated No3 was the very next man submitted for the test for qualification A majority ot those excused were let go because of fixed opinions as to the guilt or innocence of Stanford Whites slayer Foreman Gremmels a ship broker was accepted by both sides after he had declared conscientious scruples ariinst capital punishment i John R lalchett juror No 2 said he had opinion subject to the argu ment of evidence No3 George B Wood more an importer acknowl edged that he knew persons friendly with the Thaw family I From the unusual rapidity with which these jurors were selected it I wxs predicted this afternoon that the full jury would be secured without nearly exhausting the special panel of 300 talesman called for the trial Throughout the examination of talesmen Evelyn Nesbit Thaw bent her keen glance on the man in the chair who was being plied with ques tions relaxing her otherwise solicitous gaze upon the prisoner She sat with his sister Mrs George Lauder Carnegie and his halfbrother Jo siah Thaw Ar William Thaw the prisoners mother was not in unirt Evelyn Thaw and her relatives by marriage did not converse Ilcforo the tallymen were oxunlned Martin V Littleton cliief of counsel r1 Thaw lead a statement by ItiMtull I li Peabody addlnpr a plea of insanity at I tliu time of tho clout lu the technical i ono of not guilty j I Thaw Chafed at Delay Then ants a delay of hourly two hours In starting the second trial He I fore bcijIniiliiK thu iiellmluirlea Justice j Victor Uaivllim took tliiu to instruct a new special Giund Jury This reiinlred I I forty minutest Other Incidental detuils kept Thaw In his cell In the Tombs i i until fuirYltloiubly after 11 oclock He Iliafed at the delay for lie had expected I to leave Murderers How and cross tlui i HticlKe of riltrhs at hold Ills wife Kve lyn Noblt Thaw Ida mother Mrs Ulllnm Thaw and the other inonihera of that Tiiaw family had been apprised of the del nail they kept away from fie rlmlnal Courts niilldin until a feiw nilnitttx lip fure Justice l tviitt ordered Cleik VIIMam Penney to tail tie fa mous ease Inspector Uussell was In charge ot tiki pullet arran piiiPiits about the court house The sauad at the door of the court clnmler had for commander ActliiR Captain Harnev Keleier of the Tenderloin station whom Coimnlssiu Ulnshan had specially detalicl for tho duty because of the Hilendld work Kel dice rendeied last year In the same cailty Tin Justlv famous Jlnurv Owens wVo ti ti tiled the Inner door anti who had u custom of thiiwinK out persons ho I dlJnt seem to care for has been trans red to another post With the excep tion ot Owens the squad of onlcers In L side the court loom under veteran Capt Lynch remained the same as last year The crowd about the bulldliiK was not very large and seenilnly not very curious The big rotunda on thc first lour was no more than hair tilled but tho conldors above had double linings of men and boys waiting to catch a glimpse of Harry Thaw asho cam y from hln prison No women except l newspaper women sought admittance to ij tho courtroom The Llttlo Sisters of Scandal who Hocked to the last trial had taken warning by Justlco Dowllnsn early declaration that he would have no female spectators Jurors to Be Locked Up The place where tho jurors will hi F confined has not yet been chosen Last year the Jury was locked up during the early part of the trial until Juror Bol tons wife died nt the Broadway Cen tral Hotel but complaint was made than that this hotel stood too far down town for tho convenience of the fami lies of the twelve men when call were being made It Is probably that Justice Dowllutc will designate nn uptown hotel as tliii home of the JurorJ ncept for the new railing which cut off a wldo slice of tho body of tho court and tile moving of the defendants coun sel tnblo Inside the railing tho court room looked just as It did last year at this time The fencing off of the extra aisle cut down the seating capacity con t slderably so that there was room tor t n moro than half Inc former number of spectatois The newspaper men however had more room thanks to the removal of the prisoners table to tho Inclosure facing the judge There WAll considerable diminution at r L rt

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0 C TJ lIP IJI I 2 nll EVENING WORLD MONDAY JANUARY 6 19O8 l rn the number of outoftown correspond tails compared with last year A hand ful of men camo from Philadelphia and Plttsburg to report tho case Last year there worn fully thirty men from other cities and other countries on hand to cover tho story A temporary tell rraph omce In the corridor did not con fain a many ozieritora or half us many tickers as at the last trial Jerome Would Btr Wife DistrictAttorney Jeromes announce ment tat tio Jury will b locked up during the trill as It was locked up before makes It certain that no busl noss man or man of domestir ties will ono I hs can p cslby escape and there Is no doubt that all sorts of ex cuses H be made The tnlismen in the courtroom todiy knew of the DlstrlctAttorneyi decision and they did not look hapy Another announcement that CJOJN es pedal Interest was that DltrlrtAttor 41 ney Joromo would uso every Influence Ji at hts command to keep Evelyn Nebll Thaw wife of the accused from being L a witness at the trial Evelyn Thaws harrowing recital at the last trial II I 1 belloved to have been the defenses strongest card and it is said that l t Bho la not called to the stand ttiis tm fr ened Thaws case will be materially weak j I was 3130 clock before the urN i t panel of 100 talesmen ted Into the t courtroom They found an ale look L Jng youngish mttn with a keen schol 1 arly Irish face sitting on the bench j with his silken robe half flung on his brad shoulders 1 was difficult to I Imagine a greater physical contrast 1 than that between this Judes nnd his t fellowJustice Fitzgerald who presided at tlio other trial Fltzgerad dumpy 1 and phlegmatic and Don ling keen trimlooking and livcwlrish The talesmen well they looked like the average New York talesmen They were mainly midleclass business men 1 to judge by their appearance 1 was announced that fourteen talesmen who I L failed to appear had been fined J l each Thaw Shambles to the Bar i t 1140 oclock Clerk Penny chanted out The defendant Harry K Thaw i to the bar 1 In the midst of n slight ctlr Thaw I t entered from the rear followed by a j Tombs keeper He looked Just as he I did last year when lIe was first tried blue suit badly combed hair sallow unhealthy lrin i unealt1 shambling gait and badly fastened blue tie He seemed I slightly thinner than he was at tho first I trlnJ i tlaJ I Just as he came in and started around j 1 the new sid alslo MB wife and hU sister Mrs George Lander Cirnegle Mnd his halfbrother Josiah Thaw 11 came In at a side door 1 Evelyn Nesblt Thaw wa plumper I and rosier than she was when this court last saw her She wore almost a11nst nn exact duplicate of the famous blue I suit of the first trial even to the yin letladen that the white Eton collar tin hiI schoolboy blue Windsor and the Ehortwasted shortskirted blue suit Quiet little Mrs Cnrnrgle wore 1 black fut and a black hat with n lot of red rl cofiie feathers spraying down wards rom the crown Neither of th young women wore a veil Tiny sit In rtirs jtit at the end of the jury box Mrs Kvelyn Thaw In front Mrs Ccrnesio next and Josiah Thaw last T ere was no sign of tho prisoners mother Mrs William Thaw I Thaw rOe with his queer and tin Cfrtvm gait to the Inside of the rail I and Ink Into a seat next to hi per p ronal counsel A Russell tvabody Rosy Dun OlPiily and longhaired Martin V UUlcton completed tho row Inrtn counsels table A scant four feet dis tant sit DlstrlctAttorney Jerome and his assistant Frank Garvan Jerome opened the second trial by movlnir that the case of Harry K Thaw for the murder of Stanford Whlto on June a ISM be taken up Insanity Claim Added to Plea Mr Littleton arose and read a formal statement sgned by Peabody us per 1 sonal coimscl In which I was stated j that at the time of the commission of the crime Thaw was Insane Mr I Jerome said he supposed this was simr b ply to be added to the i 11 original plea of not guilty j Justice Dowllnir raid tha for the i present he would hold ser ons from IDir A 1 to 1 1 M trvm 1 M I to r 1 M and from S 1 M to 10 1s jr Ho paid that he would order tnat the Jurors lw housed at a modern lireproof hotel He did not name the I hotel IiisrrlctAitorney Jerome said It lad been arranged by counsel on both sides I that ether might exercise any remain ing peremptory challenges after the Jury box had bJCn filled TlIs was not done in the last trial Then juror having once been accented could only be got rid of by consent ilr Lie Iclon announced that he vnnfcd to object to the locking up of the Jury during the entire trial Jus ticu iJovhng chucked him sayinu It had already bitn arranged That the t jury fchould be confined lie said hoi expeced vo assume tho respotiMlbilltj to holding together the Jurymen until the fyncliMon of the trial Knew White and Mrs Thaw I was 1165 when the first tnlCMiian mpiuitpJ the witness stand to be mx umitifd on hiS qualification as t juror lie was William F Ie of Xo K St JlnrKs place ti decorator employed by Wantuniilttr Mr Miller a palo man with Biav hair said he know Stanford Mlno and that he had met Kvelyn NVwhii Tliiw when sho care to the aturt ns I customer He also knew Warner Paster a wit 1 sees at the lat trial Ileplylng to 11 Jeromes quijtons he said he hud

formed and exjiresed nn opinion regarding torl1ell nle IxIreset 11 regard Ing Tliaws guilt or Innocence He had no prejudice ngalnst capital punishment or ngntnst insanity us a plea In mich a ease as tills He felt that he could lay nsldp mil personal feeling and Judge the ruse on Its nitrlls Ttin ns hefnre watchel the Inlnrro I r non the ialesmpn co ely and tiC i JI y wTsporcd li Ienbndvs ear J 0 I tu innlv riiM Mr Miller tempo i I lii Iv I Hid DcnllnQs With White j F TI en 1 r ltttlelon stood up to proh e j Jt M 1rs mind dll r toll Uttleton I I ai i id frcquentl had but lnesn i d liaK witi Whites firm for upnard 1 ot i oa4 Littleton utaiullng with I il3 IV iip on the table questlonwl Mr I Alii 114 toft TrninwiuTexas il aw Hie ten minutes It dwvelip1 1 I 11 it t le nisi ii lil of Thaw Mr Mlleri 1 iad t 1i11 as u laieMintn itO I x it 1 j uMciit tH1u of bis MxeJ C11JI Mr Littleton thought till auf fkicnt KTnund ior cxcutlnv the talc r t J h I man Justice l wltig let Mr Mlllor n I Solon K Summerilpld of No 120 Won I Sixtyninth street I troaxuror thirty y ar oil and nninnrricil tlk the hall lie was tall and clean han I JI UIu of an opinion wlildi ho felt was doflnlto and flxtxl ho a quickly t excused Bdwonl J McCabe a middleaged I stockholder living nt No 10 Bast Thlr tyoorond street felt sure that h14 news paper reading would Influence him I Jrronio challenged for enure and the tallyman was sent away I Thomas II H imen stated Ms rra sons for not serving to the Judge privately After lie had cone I ilevel I I opN that he was the foreman of the wend trial of N on Patterson for the I murder o Cenrir Young j Mrs Thaws Eyes on Prisoner I I Evelyn Thaw paid little attention to I the tedious examination of the first j squad of talesmen She fat with her I rounded nun mstlng upon the top of I rail watching her husbands profile with a steady brooding gaze There was u good healthy flush of color In her cheota ant her lips wet red and full with health The Urcd little drawn face of a year ago vas gone She looked like the Evelyn Ncsblt of the studios and the chorusthe Evelyn Nesblt who was I fajiious artists model nnd a Klorodora dancer Actually she seemed to have Brown younger In tho Ist twelve month Instead of older fide had no conversation with her els terlnlaw sitting just behind or with Josiah Thaw Charles E Grcnroels a ship broker of Xo SiT East One Hundred and Fit tyflfth street Itronx had conscientious scruples against capital punishment but felt sure that If he took an oath as a juror he would bo able to vote for death If thp evidence justified hen Littleton took him In hand It came out that he had been examined for Jury service in the other Thaw trial He waa afraid that his businoM would In terfere with him but finally both sides Iceptf him subject to a peremptory challenge and he was then sworn as Juror No 1 11 Grcmmels Is a man of thirty eight lie said he is married and has a family His place of business Is at No 2s South street He tool seat No i II tho Jury box although he had been finally accepted subject to further dial lelige Krom the replies he had given It was bled that he g1 peremptorily challenged before the time for sweating in the Jury Ho was sent out bailiffs to dinner accompanied by several Last year each man had been Bvorn at the time he had entered the box lteces was taken for an hour after this selection aCer Talesmen With Opinions William 11 Ellis a hand ome man wit curly gray hall and nose gasses wad the sixth talesman He gac a dealer In straw goods living at No if West One Hundred and Fifteenth Mitel He was excused account ot a fixed opinion Thomas Hoynon a oommlFslon dealer In paints and bulldeis iundrl of No 1 5 asl Fortyflfth street said he hal i oruifd an impression as I result of what he had read about the Jirst trial J but now had a mind open to new evi I dence This talennan an elderly Quit looking man with a close cropped beard md the accent of coe rolpe Irishman gave his answers clearly and I Intelligently j 11 Littleton challenged for cause ar Mr Moynon would take his opinion Into the box although he Insisted that he could he I fair and Impartial Juror Mr Moynon was let go by consent after Mr Jerome had probed his slate of mind 01 this point George F Loivrle i commission mer chant whose home is at No 1iS Fifth avenue said he had formed an opinion tom the convene ij n and newspaper rending Mr Onrvan examined him or th e State Tls defence challenged for C and was mstalnfd Thomas N Morgan t No 311 West Fortysixth street another broker locked like good Jury material Ho wo WI miillluiuicd with a kindly face and I thick white hair But no was speedily oxcuhod because of prejudice of whHi he confessed l anlel O Underhill was excused he v qif personal dealings with Thaw i de was en nvlstint cashier of thn llos t an National Bal where Thaw had nn aioomt The prisoner smiled and bowt j tl Mr Tnderhlll as he left nl bwd I I David It nonstue of No 2V1 Second i avenue had private reasons for not I serving Alexander Kaufman an Trent of No iIS West Elchtynlntli Street w 1 PX c used bv consent VHCiuse 0 acquaint ancus with persons connected with the 1 ase Abraham Hcnnnnn lives at Far RfxiU a way He ale under the n w amend ai incut of I hI jury law lie was exeu e l because h Cruldnt Iwov ositlvely whether he could lay aside lilt poritanrti opinion Second Jurcr Found Tho examination of talesmen moved wong without a single argument of any sort hftwcen the lawyers Then were no disputes of aln sort OeorKe A Kuhner of No 141i Rasli InKton avenue nr nx a mantel dealer of Harlem satisfied the piojecution of his Illness but the defense challenged for reason and was sustained John II Ifntcliett a wholesale cltrar dealer o Ni 137 Vst Klffhtythlrd street was a Vlrfilnian with a marKeil Southern nccent who said he iind formed several opinions but they would not Interfere with him In rendorliiR a just verdict Mr Hatehett was accepted and took seat No 2 In UK Jury hox Third Juror Accepted Juror No 1 George I Morewood an importer of No 1J i West Peventynlxth striiet with a phuv of business ut No M Iront stnct was a talesman of a picturesque New England squire ap piarnnci with flowing side whiskers who answered erich question with a smile He Is married and ns rtsiiled most o iiis life In New York relled i I Voodmure said he hid relative who were on friendly trmn with the Thaw family Mr Sarvun accepted the wles man and then Mr IJttleton asked I 1 he forintvl cud set aside any opinion he lou I mid answered Mr Woodmort Mr Mttton chnllenKed for bias but aftur iiHstlonlnK the talesman Wood 111110 took hh seat in the box as Juror r herl Mitts 1 tbfltary of No 44 Val notn Si rtt 4 nl 111 Id hIving at si 3i2 est One 11mmnm1rcj anl Pottyfifth1 tho eihtCenth IU trh smireot wa talcmuon lie Iihteenh 111 n 1 teas cx cUd lieiiiyp or Il xe1 oplnioti Ioul lirissingor Wa excUd atte YhlSJrfl 10 Iuslc IowlInR afer Miithi w K Loher a wll Lher maker or f o rlker No 0C East JltyflftIl ald Fl1t fHtyrh Street Ira i By consent this talesmaji was ex I ou ed Abraham C Hanlv of No Ziy Fifth nveniui a bank innsspnecr was next examined Mr LluJeton wanted nlxt challnRe because of an opinion Mr Ilirdv hail Juntlr fowling took 11 Ivuid In examliilnc the cltlzin Mr Iinly hecHme slightly confuscl He ttat let gri l Vc W InnKbur n stok broker I of Vn It West Ritrhtyrtfth strict had slrong preluillio I Im vnj rxrusod I Juror No 4 Accepted i Floyd I Pinforrl Hslstnnt niunanc p I it ih Harlfii brangi of the rn Fx ehnnse Bank living at No H05 Sventh i i bit eibm catiafled Mr anal as to qualification and was turned over 101 the other sldn for cxmlnatlnn Mr Ml tleton put a len tbv strles of queitlons ti the tnlesnmn Ho asked its opinion on tiii Isxuo of Insanity as a defense i i intinhT as Ir tSnfor rI ninfrd was I It is the foiirtn iitrrr He is filr f iir year old an da itlvc of Ion Is a rid

TO cuii A COLD i ONI nv Tab IAXATIVK UUOMU Quinine TAbltv Drurirlits r fund mon r If I fill to cur E V GROVE1 ilrniture I on la eh box 23ot I I r a I fAllS 4 STORIES ALIGHTS ON HEAD I GETSUPUNAIOEO I i FellovAVorknien Force Him to a Hospital Where He Smokes and Tells Yarns On a cot In tile J Hood Wrluht Hos pital declaring that he is unhurt Is I lan who fell four stories today alight InK on his head antI shoulders He Is Gustavo Watt a Ironworker twenty nine years old of Willis avenue and One Hundred and Tortythird street Watt Is no mollycoddle made man If the stories of his companions are to b believed A dozen shrieks fro as many throats drew the vicinity of One Hundred and Twelfth street and Uroailwny Into I fKirc ast the mans I beds shot downward from a temporary rafter which he was adjusting Into I pCnce roce Another dozen persons looked about ln time to see him whirl his last thirty feet or strike on the planking on the treet Women turned tlwlr held and 1 screamed while several men ran from I the basement of the building to pick up the supposed mangled remains of the workman Instead orkmln tliey wore awe I stricken to see him scamper to his feet stagger about for a second and then walk dlrectlv toward the building buldlnl I They would not allow him to go any urther To a man they pounced on him j an bore him to the ground decjirlng that he must be painfully If not fatally I Injurl and that the hospital ane hospltl WM the jonly place for him Watt kicked and 1 threw his tlrew arms about repeating that hl was not hurt Thinking wnl the man mln delirious an ambulance was called Imhulnee cled and anl att was picked up by his fellowJe borers and bundled Into It ane bunllo Int I Dr J Wclngartcn of the I hospital staff failed to find any permanent hrejiks about the anatomy of his patient an1tol pltllnt Several abrasions or the skin about the shoulders mind fare indicated where he I had fallen but Watts limbs talen Wats were In i Imh8 Werl I tact and he seemed no worse from the i fall He was advised to remain In the hospital a fEW hours and recover from I the shock He finally consented to the pleadings o his friend six of whom i had followed the ambulance to the hos pitalWatt Watt called for his caled clay pipe and re galed the attaches of the hospital with stories during his stay In the wih SEE HUGHES ON PROSECUTION Of II I METROPOliTAN Counsel for Minority Stock holders Seek Advice of the Governor ALBANY Jan William F Kln and Arthur 1 Baldwin attorneys for the minority stockholders committees of the Tllctropolltan Street Railway Company called at the Executive Chamber today onr had a talk iwith Gov liUhCM early this afternoon Ir King admitted that he was her to se cure what advlco and help the Governor mlsh find It possible ta give In connec tion with the campaign of the minority int rejrt Is wagln with So Idea o securing curll the prosecution of certain per sons Involved t the Invtstlgatlon of the street rnllwa enterprise After the conference which lasted for I over an hour Mr King anti ll J3aM I I win were very reticent and it is sup I posed Uiat tho Governor was not ready I to promise his visitor offhand that he I was ready to appoint a special prosecu tor to assume charge of any prosecu I lions tons I Mr Kinr said that he had nothing to say except that he had ole to Al tinny to find out about the law hearing on the matter from th Uovernoi lie declined 0 say whether ho had formally applied for th naming of a special prosecutor I CHEMIST ACCUSED Of 10000 FRAUD BY GOVERNMENII Former Vashington Employee Charged With Conniving I I With Ink Firm I WASHINGTON Jan 6The Grand Jury late today returned Indictments against filwln f Van Ilyck a former rhnrnlst in the Hureau of Engraving si and 1rliHliiK aliasing that he worked In conjunction with a wholesale Ink nub flU t4 ii tirer of liiiltlinore to tht ex tent that the Government has been de fraudej out of anou1 J70rtO READY TO SIGN I NEW TARIFF PACT WITH FRANCE PARIS Jan fiThe fjovcrnment has been advised by 1 JusseranU tha v re lel AiiHJiKirioi ai aaal jion ma tie rraiijAniurlLan tariff nepo ItIO liatiotm at anligton iuvu been tntiol atIIOI 1c suc cessfully terminated and mat time axrutf alI meat piobably will be Isseii In that riv ody or tomorrow i GRAND JURY TOLD BY COURT TO INDICT CRIMINALBANKERS i Special Body Instructed by Justice Dowling to Set in Motion the I Prosecuting Power Against I Violators of the Law I I The special grand jury which will investigate alleged crimes com mitted by officers and directors of various banking institutions in this borough was today sworn in by Justice Victor J Dovling in the Crim inal Branch of the Supreme Court Edward J Cuddihy an undertaker 1 of No 644 Lexington avenue was named as foreman In swearing In the Jurors and Instruct I i nc them in their duties the Court urged them not to neglect a single statute lix i ng the duties of custo Hans of the

peoples money and to In lict any one In a fiduciary office who had disregarded tho statute The Institutions that wU t InvcatlEateO by this speat Grand Jtl are the Hamilton Bank the Knick crbckc Trust Company the Interna tional Trust Company and the Provident Savings Life Assurance Society Called for One Purpose I am advised said Justice Bowling that your attention will be directed especially to n particular Inquiry Into supposed crimes This Grand Jury has been speclaly convened at the request of the DistrictAttorney to pursue an Investigation Into certain subjects In connection with the administration of banking and other financial Institu tions ons tionsIt need not be said to you that you are not to devote your attention to such matters as are cognizable only by the civil law The criminal law can neVEr he Invoked to aid In the collection of debts or enforcement of claims nor to aid those seeking to utilize its agency a s a means of oppression or coercion Nor arc you concerned with tho de velopment of such facts as tend to show dishonorable practices or sharp dealing Your duty Is a much more serious one of determining In the first Instance whether sufficient evidence of crime is MAGISTRATE NEW POLICY THE SAME Members of Queens W C T U Find Maurice E Connelly Not What They Expected City Magistrate Maurice E Con nelly of Queens Borough who was appointed by Mayor McCleClan to suc I ceed Magistrate Luke Connorton the Easy Judge took his Nat In the Magistrates Court at Flushing today I A delegation from the Queens Borough W C T 1 which was Instrumental In preventing Magistrate Connortons reappointment was present The W C T U and other civic and good govern ment organizations of Queens camped j on the trail of the Easy Judge for l a long time before they got his scalp I The desk was piled high with floral I offerings Friends of Magistrate Con I nelly called upon him for a speech I It Is my hope he said to retain i the reputation made In this court by I Magistrate Luke Connorton the Easy Judge I At this the W C T U ladlE who had been smiling with satisfaction un i derwent a change of countenance l Their horror faces froze Into expressions ot I I am sorry said Magistrate Con I nelly that 11 Connorton Is not here today 1 always found him to be a fair and upright Judge It will be my constant effort to follow In his foot ftips If ho should run for any ofllce In the gift of thn people of Queens he would he elected by an overwhelm ing majority Inasmuch as Magistrate Connorton was nol for the leniency with which ho treated excise offenders the n C T L ladles felt themselves Justified in hastening from the courtroom and hold Ing an Indignation meeting on thu side walk There soon will lie a special meeting of the organization at which step will be taken to keep close I I on Mngisiratfi ConnHlv I In the mean time tin 1 any Judge Is not worrying He has Ixcn appointed t counsel to the Sheriff of Queens County at a tat salary I 4000 BOYS JOIN EVENING WORLDS FIRST WESTON WALK Continual from First PoS would debouch pellmell from a sib street and crash against time ranks al I ready forni d and on time tramp several score would lope step or go to the pavi i meat to decide a question of personal supremacy 1 The line of march led north along broad Seventh avenue to One Hundred I and Sixteenth street whore it turnrd Into St Nicholas a yen tie All tlII I was suspended while tin brigades of Wegtong wale M passrd and ti r i wan no room on the tnorotiglifare for any one else until they had reirhxl I inn llundrrd aid llftyllfth street nml 1 lajet Not one of lie tiiousandK of ids that Hrt out faltered or fell out Infore tho walls was omplltdiid and Iuy all declared they woulil lie on ind tomorrow fur a more extensive jaunt Tne neeond walk toinorrow mlt be j fnmi Fiftyninth street at Columbus i Im IP iirnund til InrU ni lie Klghth i avnue sidi tu One Hundred and Tenth I s1 and Ie11 avenue which w K f nuilte nearly IIi e tllits It Is a tutu I i over six mllei ail the way aiuund Cun I trl IUL produced before you to Justify you In finding an indictment against any ole and thus setting in operation the anl Ittn I optriton pros cntlng power of the State As applied to such financial operations as may be laid before for dUI you scrutiny your duty1 is to Inquire as to whether or not there has been cotimltteii any crime in Ihe course of the conduct of time business of such Institutions as I have mention I ed by those charged with the respon I sibility therefor Of Vital Importance The subject with which you are to del Is one of vital concern to all citi zens of this community The fruits of Industry the proceeds of economy the mainsprings of business are all repre sented in the vast sums of mone which Intrusted to financial Institutions in when honestly administer1 and safe guarded the bes assurances of public prosperity and private comfort Those I any who as trustee of their fel lows have so dealt with their trust es tate as by the vitiation of toe criminal I laws of this State to impair or destroy the solvency of said estate should be held to strict accountaulilty The legis lation safeguarding Mion Institutions was deliberately and carefully planned for the protection of the public and no statute creating a criminal liability should be disregarded If you should find that any person has violated It Vsslstant DistrictAttorney Kresel win present tho evidence acalnat the offend ers and dincur if time banking insti tutions to be nvsiaatd Mr Jerome 11 devote a2 ts time to the Thaw cat GAVE Lift TO SA Vf BABY FROMl DEATHIN FIRE I MrsEdward OConnors Dress Ignited as She Carried Out Blazing Hamper With her clothing ablaze from head to I foot Mrs Edward OConnor of Xo l DO I Nostrand avenue Brooklyn Jracsed a i hamper full of blazing material from ia bedroom In her home to the hallway today In ordr to save her yearold baby from Injury Her act of IJ1 sacrifice preserved the child hit she I t led In Kings County Hospital from her burns I Mrs Connor was inspecting tbr con tents of a hampr In a dark room leI baby was lying on a Ixd bpjdde her In her hand slip held a match The match dropped into the hamper Which was filled with flimsy material that flared up In a blaze In endeavor ing i vtlnguUli the flames she soar ks to her dreis and I caut cautThen Then mvmit no one in the houso with her but the baby She knew that if she left tie blazing hamper In the rOm and ran for help from the outside the fare would nrrad and that the little one would pro abl be roasted to deaCi 11 love for the child overbalanced her pain and terror She dragged the bumper to the hallway ant cloced the door In the mean time the fire had communicated to all her clothing She rolled on the llor and hcrejmed for I help When neighbors arrived sho win I unconscious and ycoivheil ouyond hu I man senililatif lal elhlatI Long after she had been hurrtrd to the I hospital i lie of her neighbors opened I the dnor if the room in vldiA the lire i had darted The baby WI s nsleep on lie biI hut the ciijk and thu olur of him rn I n g cloth told what had happened WOMAN OUT IS BURNf T DEATH I I Flame From Candle Sets Fire to Mrs Eagans Shawl I and Roasts Her I Mrs Kate ligan rpentys elln pars oil of Xo Iiit TInl avenue I I brrlii II death toIcy when the j IIIme of a lighted candle whlrll slip was cirryiiiK llnle in rontact with 1 wuollcti Miuwl Mrs IJiuin ran 101111 Into tl e tall all itlane Thero Kale and An nie OHrlcu inir o rs tried to xn tniKn til hluze In the woinun gir Itr hunts with a blinknt nnd palls nf 111 Tlnv wnr tall iiuriiii in tliiir omli ivor Mrt ICgiti snnk in nnsrliim all dlid Ixfnre the nrrhal of an amiulanci from tho Irpstr I Inpiili mlrs I alt H n and iliiiRhter for i nlium she kep hOI did not Inurn of Ihl tragic dauth of their mutliur until n hoy returned from work j I T1MM11NY IAKES I fULL CHARGE Of THE ALDERMEN I New Board Organizes s With Little Tim Sullivan as ViceChairman With Tarmmny In the saddl the now Hoard o Aldermen was orginznd to day Commutes headed by Tammany chairmen nnd with Tammany majorities were discussed Tammany sergeants atarms were Instillel Tammany te50 lutions forwarded and a Tammany man was luherl into his seat as ViceChair man of the Hoard Tlmohy P Sulllviu A Ta ni hIlt 0 lan was ollcially Installed as leader of the Moor mijorlty Frink I Dowling he of IVvcry s district Timmanv florists sent tho Tammany members great bunches of flowers Al dermen from across the river were reo I mombTed In this nay too bv their m constituents When thu nitting started 1 nearly every desk In the chamber mviii j lower decked good luck horsivhoo de j s szns predominating Hanks of hand I some floral piCes cut rose in vnses and other floners and plants almost ant alnolt covered thl Presidents rostrum AlnVrmon Francis 1 lien one of the newcomers reeled a large floral I wreath bearing a card with this Inscription tse scription From your colleagues In the lx ck Up Club The Inscription bore no Klgnitlcance Little Tim en Hand ViceChairman Sullivan was eay on IIIt with a brand new style of resolu ion contemplating a crusade against smokitiK in public by svonmna custom Introduced with the net year The resolution is entitled An ordi nance for the preservation of good or der and provides penalties to be 1m posed on any restaurant saloon boel or public place keeper who f rnilts women to smoke cigarettes In taelr es tabllshmcnts Alderman Sulivati all he was prepared to show that the In trodiKtlon of the ctisto in public plaos Aould provoke immorality What fellow wod want a sWeet heart or a wife wax his thu clar ctc7 the iiit in asked Alderman Pulllviins resolution was rderet to the rurles of the Commit ae on Laws and Legislation Welcanis to Nagle Amonc the no r muinbvrs 01 the nfv Hoard 10ne1 as more conspicuous than big lcrc Nagle former Street lauiz ioflbraieSlmer wlo ha hen welcomed birk to Tiniminy He wii busv reel mimi r congratulation Hi J sU wi ulJen tinder Mower and em Year sift Imrres Aldenna Iax Levine mTffl from behind a floral lortrtss on liis drk intr iuo a resolution fir te rc lof of l i ncir nifii Alrt rrinn I in 5 Is from tile IMJU side and the puhcart merchants xnt ilii a llonl piece fodav liariv nxfird th new erxiantat Arms wi J firtrotien bv his How cry con s and a flora 1 11101 atested ir nllirlifite There WaS one little picture rHlect ed in Hn lascnptioi on a modest of felnl whni WIIH in tirjs tj CP t ohib hal flavor of tne others TV writ Ing il 1 wo nans hal rend To papa from bionic and t he frJII lre Ihl baby o HARRY STICKS TO STORY IN SWAMP MURDER MYSTERY ContlnnM from First I i I 111 he talked to Ihp train despaioinr He i was seen at hI home late In fie arler noon of Dec X with a woman known to lodgers In tIme house as Oeorgle j Elliott with Him I This Georgle Is said to live In the i neighborhood of Thirtyfourth street t ill Kighth avenue Manhattan Capt 1 Kuhne says he has evidence to show i that Whitrnore and hil friend Eiiiatt I vere seen In tho Tenderloin late Christ I IWI Il I ghi Csonic time aftfr tIl murder In the Harrison meadow No trace ns been found of Jeorgle how I over I In the excitement following the Identli flfitlon of the victim and the arrest of I Whltmore Albert Thompson tin Iron moulder who Is held under JVXV bal j at a suspect In the Hudson County Jail i has been overlooked It will be re I called that Tlv3mprin led on a boat I I tin Idle Hour which Is drawn out I of the water on the banks of the Ins i sale less than 10 vards from the MWmItiir l In which Mrs Whilmoios body was I found I On the day the body was Identified nr I that of Mrs Whitmore all as miioil as It became generally known In llarrlfon J that Viit lanCe via pnctlcally under i arrest a mal nnrnd Frank Knulert ap1 pen red at the Morgue I lit added hi t 1 Identification to those that had beei i registered befoie Kiiglcrt said ne had i known Mrs Wiiltmore In Drooklyn 1 lielives In lurrlol a nhort dUtniu whole had fiom the Morgue The town been ringing with discussion of the murder for a week but hu paid at the time he viewed lie body that ho had heard nothing about I When asked If Mrs Whltmore tie he lived In Har I rison lie replied In the affirmative I ju s Iein dl rovercd that this man I ICnglert was a close friend of Thompson I They worked sid by side In a foundrj j In L it za I ii tli port and 1ngll often vis I Ited Thompson on the hot Idle lout I This acciuulntance fmnlslies the first clue that could possibly nssoclite Mrs I Whltnior with TlinrnpnoiiH boat Chlef Itogers of tlie Harrison police hUl not eliminated Thompson from tl ease by uny ineiinsi IAMIIC Miiln o cites are being pinned tosetlni in llrooklyn and xotnn of them lead 10 lie tiiMif that Uldlmoru knn where his wife was going when nn loft their hunui I hi ri itt mmias night Ill Intention to follow leI seetim to IIIIM been Inillrnled by the tact that lc teloplimnil to his Immedlato superior on th Tdrd avenue I anklug that u substltut lie put on his run lietwecn Iltv Hall pud Chatham Si mints sta lions that night i Three Implicated He Says j In my opinion sail Capt Kuhnu loilny tlioi were threw man impll entail in this crime although two of V PflUNSON LETTER Of RESIGNATION HIT HOOStVfL T Made Public ToDay I Shows 1 Admiral Laid Down the i Law to Present WASHINGTON Jan fiTlo Presl dent todny made public thl following i etter of Admlril Brownon who ic slcned as Chief of the NavlgTiii him rfau of the Navy Dopartment w th t e cxplnn ton that it wis lnid rUMitl i joinlttetV from the correspondence made I public this morning The letter follows Pepirtment of the Navy llilteau o Navigation Washington I C nl II 1M j Sir In April lAst I was iletncheJ by Ivotir orders from the command of the United Stitts Asiatic Fleet ami oc tiered to Washington and appointed chief of the mist Important bureau of the Navy 1 part itmeit t the but tmti 1 a ilch under the crItry Is chirxnd j with mntrs rolntlng to the personnel Iket thIe discipline and the elllvliUvv of Die 1 Ths transit from i command I which rirk second In Importance afloat to ills which If second to none on whore coming on the eve o mv P I tirement from active service vbllo iii to my personal liking was deeply I gratifying to me at It appeared to be I an evidence of vour coiiidence In my profissional ability In order however that any efforts of mine to nil ntaln a high sancUrd of I efficiency and dlClplne In the service be attended with pticrrss I Is abf olutt ly essential iliV I should have the cor 1 fiienre of tie srrvlcv nt largo a w1 us thnt of hiirrT authority 1mt of flciency of the fleet can onlv be main Mired whn the ofllivr and men fee that the chief of the llrreiu of avl ration has the contldence of the com nwmierlnchief of the army miamI navy i and ititi1 1 stpin military Pint oiss in the ervice Anything tat show a 13C o cin I lldenie or that tend to break down this military spirit uhirli has hen the sat guard aol principal atset of the navv I sice its oegtmilng cal but Impair such I atiiclency 1 The recent or ler placing n leI 1 oftl in cojnmnnj of a hospital up I i Is i my opinion and is I have in i Jenvored on several occasions tu pilnt j ojt tj you clearly opposed to the In i tout of the asv is a radical depiture from stablisiied navil usage and is fraught with diiiger ti the elllcl n y I i tio fleet will tsiid I liel i eve in biii i i down tile military spirit of th sorvc aid slioKs 1 uunt of jour con FtielC n j my advice nRarUine a later so vlti to the best Interests of tile sarvKv I I am left therefore wtji no flvrna j live but to tender my remilgnati 111 as I Chief of thu lure t of Navigrjnn l much as I regret to stntr my a tlv i connect jn with the service to wl I ale been dcvuinl and to which I a f given my bet efforts for over fnyx 1 years Very refpecttuliy WUhlAM II HnONSON Cillff Of 1Uii tMLI Tiie President The Premdents letter of luceputiui u ae full tvS JI WIMTB HuiriK WArflllNUTuN Lv 1 I Sr 1 accept your rolgnatun ti lake effect Ininivil a ely You will lln j ttteriioon turn ui r OIIICD to your as i S s m mitt lipl Vinslow I n foal tin t hlii tiil lie Is to act until silt a tnv your ctsor is ij poilcil anti ii ual tIcS Very truly yuura TIIUOill hi0OmlElT itt Cr Adnlntl Wlllanl 1 KIUISOI C S N Navy Ixpirttiunt them may have taken no active pirt In the murder I haiti Positive uxucnvu that Harry HandrlckHim upon whom Whitniote tried to fasten tnc kllllns when he was first apprehended hac an nppointmint to meet Mrs Whltmore at time Manhattan terminal oi the UrooK lyn linage at I oclock on iliu aflcnioor ui Cinisiiiias Day Nun iiemlricksjn r JU furili uu I alibI t account for Ins wlicieuuuuts on nri uiias IJay and Christmas nlcit lie naU iilulliy ut univ lu I iihv It liltniuio laKin tnetii tie timu UIIle as intu iu ioily timid the tliuo lie was found vi ulru ma UIUJL olIn on ixin Jsinuu Douots His Alibi His mother toys lie went to bed nt j o i cluck miirlsumiaa nlgiit Hn drim jn Is not iliL hlnu ut a yuiig lau Uiat yoc L lied a i ur b o ciociv n the tvemnt whun hu Is loafing and nuj Lilt IitfAl day to aiutv 4 Place no slViK in ins ullul My Idea 1Mand I have sonic ovl duiiLu to UIHS It on thut lie act Nira Wluinuiro as 101 ins upi iiiiiiieiu v hKiuoie 1 fielluvo followud Ins wile ammo II Is ifUliu IlKely thai lie luI Jvi liott with Him I do not mean IAI I tiia iiltmort truilcd ito iou I sicims of bis wife alt lIomiilKMiri but hu Know I wntru uty wire Kiuii and nu got thole nitii they did 1 lme reason to believe that Icl I dnckson mill Mrs Whltmori wont to NiiuuU I wil DC ut to lUiidriulismi I luloru unity hours to tell lUll hap puiieil after Whltmuro gut to ewdri and found lila trite because Hundrick ton knuWH Weapons In Whltmore Home A search of Wnlimoruti liomn yuatcr diy brought to light two cunceaod blackjacKs and two ruvolvtrs Unu ot iII oiiciijackM mittS In liu innpo of a K llceinai A ockui billy ilic oilier u iiiuilo up of a section oi rubbur iuo into WIc a piece of lend had oeiii fitted Tim autopsy 1 Ito mv d lnit lie Luw in ito LiiK of Mrs hlt inoreH liiMil icons probably Inllktctl w 11 a bauKjaok Whltmori Is on tile verge ot colapllo In I tie lluirl jii lockup llo threaiens e to kill himself and two detfclvts navo 0 vu 111 iiHslLMied tit ciiard lilm iin M I I li lcilei 1 eJI111l1i with him ij i lncI In Itls echi tint ivtelmhid 11I11 Ita 1 I 11IulvII hlnlSlf III rllhuuds uteri tlmo II mnts nn eXIluIIUIl t ml tilt PuPil I iii ii im goes tllrtlllI Intil Iho I IInzl nr JIIIII II melltlolll1 tile mall 1Ilutt for Iii I I llitit tithe clelIIII whp1I h flhitbiitl11 that lii Inl II 111 llIralll Iilc I 1lna III Mrs Whltblborcc Oittn in th mUir titter I Ill lilmiriber Time mall I EllIott ruIlll liecalni ii fltflSt Imuprir I I ELECTIONS AND MEETINQ3 Till1 ANNTAI MKirrlNI tiF T1IK KUilrrs he twofKl Itiiin Po will is hilil ut ill nffloiB nf tim Compnny nt lot R iill it In tie lloruiixh of Mnnlwt tin itv of N w Vok nn tSp Mill iliy of January iCes ut oclock In the after 11011 ot th misc A MVMATIIKHON President ti Jt itAntV Secretary Nsw York Jw 2 16M c a 1 51 fA MEn SINKS AS THE CAt V tSCJPfS LONDON Jnn roThe HrtHh tanic steamer llousaonlc Capt Henry whi U tailed from Harrow last Saturday for New York was wrccned on Maiden Itock off Tort Muck County Antrim Ireland early Sunday morning Tim i I essol llllwl quit and sunk The crew had just time to enter the boats and get i auij 11Twu Two were drowned in fii process 111 10 IUIS llUIIIUililin LnLw ci ruiciifd a marby ligiuiM e Tin lljiuaijni I nro1 n c Sii rta i ti i Xlt American Oil C nipiu it I i It iiot wa lormerlv i v I e No t heni I Ihf FOR DEIM CHILDREN Its a Fine Remedy Said the Doc b tor Keep It Up r1 I 1 Our little liniiRlitcr six years or al after a severe attack of in nifaslf J vhlrh ii emil tipeil itro jme i I inotila was left iiillully M i VPIIC nnil emaiatel Sp hail nn al r nnd her stoinmh was so wa I C MI I not retain food She lav in t s con dition for wrens and niVr t o flortor prrst rlbpl did a i i neJ and we were lir innln im ill i iv the wiuilil never rpeover At this time we cniiiimietlI o Five her Vlnol and tit i ff vit marvellous The doctor wan atnael at her progress anti whtm we him we wore giving lirr Vuol 00 replied It Is a line rtiey lu p It thhi V V tilt so anil he nroveml her health and strength trt1hC be i fore the doctor siM site wiiul Mr J V Klaus Iorfand Mr Vlnol is not a patent meiilrSne hut a real ceil liver prp aratoi ain Inp In a ItiKlily roncrnrj t fnrai all of the Ipilyhtillillna ruij t cr atlnt antI pisratlvr eina of eo l liver oil acMiilly taken finn fn sh coils livers with all the useless oil ellininntO1 and tonic Iron allf It i i delicious to take ntil ihMren love It Every mother who has a weak d eli ate or alllns child everv rots clowu tie Illtatoil or aped tiri it amil every person ptitfertns from putio nary tronliles shotil try n on our offer to return utoty f U fa Is t o gIve satisfaction WIt Iitl TO fiirr vixoi ix v t it i ilriIms l l m t f it fi M tlti 711 AM laid I IIK I I s ivih Si jlil II to lUlh M inl lit r mm A b utt t n l Iirsmmss ir ill I ti ii lie It ltM Out it life iMM ami iii ts a liI lllrrrr M ISIKr lire iiiris ttm vo i i x St comer llr I Hi si r i iih S i WaWurf A FtTI ii I 1 I I S tb V air t li tit Ii Arc Itr Mcitll it 1 liiTittIiittll 1020 11 tie r l II A 1 r Ol M m ltkr IT sInn 4 t ml 4 I t Inn 1 1mi A t 3 Mlliliiir AT fliunlMM A IJV t And in ill Irtis tir ICTKji v lieiiMliU Mmmil 5ST Flvifv wliito hlgn Is dlMdi7sl p FPEHNYAPOUND PROFi11 SPECIALS FOR 1HIS MONDAY f IIHSTKV Iflr I Illl1 PHI Nil 1UL WVMiio VillSWVii 19c i ii hiNlo I lOI I SlKClALS FOR kiltS TUESDAY ini K UAIM r CII itt Ii I 5 it i s rot MI auC ii ivi A iitrin i inn o 1 IVrh m P itI its l fill M I ms II It t M H f 1 my r fn prL tmJ 5ci n i i It V 54WCtYST I jy6ct CU1LNDTs CBjv3 t Ja FAf4Usr Jp1 con SPRUCE jr We trust any honest person Businres confidential One price CASH M P Oi ftoH UK wsiEoSii No employers rcfcniic3 re quired your cord is our otcu City Call or wilt Jor lUuctrated Cittaing Nmi 14 37 MAIDEN LAP5 Draneh 5WOrnUcn ta flttiyn r I SLIP COVERS iii ft A l lirct foin Ilio MnnufactuivT h i IIJhiS 435 hIt mc t lttmciail Uimantc nlloivlnn itt iirmit lsrfcet fit dr8iltii Ilinnl rVlriu ui n peimsi mel nn expert mrel itili ottl a itm GUiIlillS nl ass 1npieitmiflhP UPHOLSTERY CO jii ViNI itlmL M Tlit llh nnd flit avm Tel 2T3tChmslJit ri itil I s Pi n ii I Tewsmst id i CHEICX MNCII TOIIN I IVNfll Inln nf Rue liniiti n llrlilgp Kenninri Kerry I role tar nun of lli Into Mlflincl Lynch antI tBtli erlnn 8hen ii It 51 IIt si t NOn Jan r FIIRDKU 1CI lirlovrcl hitmil nil of Catherine Tlni mernan lain fun nun In the Sheet lean lag p mrtiii nt llilillvcj cliii frit mis no rcupeelfull lnvlli1 tn nttcinl his funtTJl from Ills Utn rr Mencr tr7 ltnuilun HrooKlyn on Tiicidiiy Jan 7 at 2 Vlt

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1 r b t j 4 i q j 1 THE EVENING WORLDMONDAY JANUARYo1908 IS I I TRfMAINf GIRL FINDS A HAPPY HOMEINHARLEM Years Ago Objected to Mothers Vanllering from Hotel to Hotel IS LEGALLY ADOPTED New Parents the People with Whom She Was Left When an Infant Hlidys Wlnona Tro ano the hcutul k young pill who ran away from her mother In New York In October 1 oIl booauso she wouldnt lvc from hoto to 1 Moi wn today installed In n ooniforible Harlem home an launoJifd on 1 noTiiil and hapnv life T o gIrl liivyurs and guardians Mo fps II Grossman anil llosallo locv Wi trev asked Surrogate Beckett to p ltnt luvnco S Grave of X U Ma lion avonue to loyally alopt th irirl lo I i now Mnonton oirt i 8ir iite iIocketi readily MUMid lm I pap rs T re ts a pretty romance boun I tin edipton t story of as muoi tiriro i as the runi way which ulrroil Nu Yrk four yir aio and uncovr d tie r 1 I cnrous iiid Ilybynlslit isMno i I tho boaitlfu little girl and nn or The mother Mrs Mildred M Triinain haF dtsappoand Notaing ban tW1 heaid of hr sine ISO 411 it Is be I lc d that rhc Is deLI I IVr scoril months the sir l is I ooi I l living n ticat e and hiippliios witi Mr and Mrs Uravis Sin is perfoutiv con tented and eager to have the laws aid 1 I In oLUiniiu a ponnancii hone I Wants to Sts Korever I 1 win to lay hero forever she i 11 todit 1 was never happy un 11 1 iiine nie tid I know 1 will alwavs bo nar t here Mi nnd IrUrie knew Gal when to was an Infant They ken I her fr t 1 fivir years In Kilnhin Gladys was nliv months old her mother brought her to uV laid Mr travs ho arranged to pay the c dJs h lard till as We wore chlM Jess and became croatl interested in the bibv o continued to care for her wiling l after the mother ceased to keep her tmrt of the agreement When Glidvs was four years old her mother elm and took her away It rrs a mel blow to us for we had Iwirned to love the chllJ Several veirs ago I met Gladys by I ccldent My liiietest In her ami the lory of her tron i revived the fcHlnv I hall for her as a child and my wife and I decided to adopt her She has been with us over since she returned from the cumiHl anti we are sure we will all be happy I haVe not card nythinE ftom her motier Mrs Trimalne dl tppe red Immediate ly after Mr Giosniui and Mr Whit ney were ippointcd the child a suir dlans She hid hern a victim of lung trouble and it is believed tnat she suc cumbed to consumption The disappear into of Gladys Tro malne In October ll M anil the story of her lifo whlih developed later was tte sensation of the hour lIme girl and her mother who cane fioin N r h Carolina and nas suppled to bo n meaUh A uliw hud buun livinir at the Hotel Astor AstorThe The Girl Awakens One day ilm guI dlsajipuareil Her mother sousht her lawyer and the po lice and the city was searched from end to end for tiu Klrl Mrs Tre janlno feauM she hao been kidnapped It na not until The Uond found the girl In the homo of vlis IouJh locw Uhltnev where sh 1 gone for nd Vic and help that the real reason for let dlsapKMranc w s dlsilocd Mrs Trcmalne came to New York ome years ago She was a beautiful young woman and through Inllucntlal I friends quickly established herself In a I home of luxury Tui child at that time was too youni to teallze the nature of her surroundings One day Mrs Tromnlne and the child were riding on a car Some newsboys lumped on the car crying Kxtra nil bout the tIre ami Mrs Tremalne pur chased a paper and ulancod at the story of tha tragedy What she saw dazed her AmoiiK the dead was the man who had provided all her luxuries It was after that that the Tremalnes mother and child began to go down hill They went from hotel to hotel boardinghouse to txiardlnghousc al ways leaving their billn unpaid Some times they did not have a place to BO The girl was maturing And slowly her mind begun to appreciate the true conditions Tired of Wanderings The financial dlstros In the Tremalnn family became so liorn that mother and child finally amred that In cnm they should be separated In thulr wander Ings the were to meet at the Grand ntrul StR t to p One day Mm Trmnnlno cent the dauglilcr to see Dr John Iorter Flsko No lfiX llroailway with Instrnctlnni to meet her Inter In a store on Twenty I third Ktreet yho girl failed to appear at tile store push Mrs Troninlno then w nt to the Orind Central Station and fMTiuJneil there until midnight In a V V ttt for her daughter For neiirly a voelt fhi rhlll could not hn fouml FinnIIy a reporter of The World traced her tn Mrs Whltnevs borne whero the ohlld told her story 1 was tired going about from hotel to hotel she snlil I told Dr ViKka my story ont ho said I hnd better Irive mv mot her I went to the Hotel Oastloton Ktaton Island vhero wo hail Jived nnd Mrs Avory was very lnl to meShn sent mn to the I pgnl Aid Bo clot i wn brought mo to ht r home Mrs Whitney kept fho girl In her homo while the ililhls rlotlilng wont through tho laundry Mrs Tromano railed sail was refused ndmlsslnn She paid she would kill herself If they kom the child from her In tho Childrens Court rho mother tried to Interest the child but Gladys spurned her ap proaches After the two lawyers worn appointed t rnnnllnns nladvs was sent to n con vent from which sho recently returned to tho hom of Mr nnd Mrs Graves II A Dallrau Girl Art Calendar for 1OO8 In ten colon ilUlrlbntril with The Pun ilnr tVnrld on Jan IS aDd 10 Great I E w York only Get tha let Plfttlcil A d I A r the lear Girl Who Left Mother to Find a Rome With JSew Parents f ft q GLAlY fAYff RAH RAH TARS WERE Clil Of ILL fATU SMACK And Whnt the SM Did to Them and lo llcras a Plenty Six rah rah boys fnm the enl versltv of Ow Itrtmswiclt Canada ar rived off Tompiclncvlllo S 1 today on what was loft of the twotuaFtod nshln sma k Pam In tow of the revenMO cutt r Mo ivc which had gun out to the Highland of Navoslnk to the smiritR assistance The olN bon eompowd the crew of oil 1 Sipper Joeiah Nlcktrion and what ho said aiiont the Mrinianshtp of his focsle hands to cipt liood of thn Mohnwk today couldnt he transrowd mi ixiper wthout withnng it to a whitened ash Nlckerson has been having his trou bs of Into lie put Into Halifax on Christmas Day with every last man or his old crew a hardy sonworthj lot down with smallpox Tho quar antine olllcers took the i1tgmiet rick eli men to the hospfil tlioround fumigated the smack likewise they fumigated Xlckerpon When the old salt hal been pro lit itticd germproof ho looked up a crow lie was In a hurry U sklni down to Boston fi orders Ho hid a tine lot of tish lal boon funiliMtid there was nothing left bijt their backbones Had to Ta e College Boys Crews wore scarce in the Nova Scotia capllal and Nlckerson advertised There came to him six stalwart youths who were working their way through the University of Ness Brunswick Sure they could sail a boat Hadnt they worked In Crownlnshlelds ship y d two week The skipper had no opportunity to try them out and In his haste signed them The Fame cleared Halifax and wore away to sea on a line westerly breeze The Rah Rah crew had managed to hoist the sails and belay the halyards They were passable fair weather yachtsmen but there wasnt going to be much fair weather In their portion after the fIrst d out On the afternoon of the ISth It began to blow Capt Nlckerson sent three aoph omores forward to rot the stiy sal and i ne of them went overboard Two fitjshmiii who MITU splicing a miiin lirucu or MiniuthlnK or Unit sort wove themselves into a human lifeline and went over after the sophmoru For tniuaely ho waa snatched from the angry wavws It may bu liungined that by this time Skipper Joslali was unfurling somo line Ktlnglng languago of tile sea What ho didnt call his lull t Rail mariners has never been mentioned in nautical ana thema Hut presently when tho gal whipped It up to sixty miles an hour some of his choicest expressions woro swipt away on the wings of the hurri cane Roped His Crew to Mast If there was nnytiilng that these six young men didnt know about rough weather seamanship Capt Nlckerson would like to hiive It explained to him with a diagram Whenever ho sent them forard they would tumble down a hatch or carom Into tho scupcrH Ho tlod n rope around eadi ono of thorn and spiced them to the mainmast But oven that didnt keen thorn from going over the side whenever tho smack gavo a violent lurch The Fain scarcely hall rlddon out the hurricane whon she got iivolvod In n cyclone Tho deckhouse was swept away whllo a freshman and a Junior woro sleeping on It but tuo fact they were Inslud to tho mainmast savcl them Iho foremast early wont by tho board and the foresail wits ripped Into ribbons and ravelled to the four winds In fact thcno was little left of the nniiKk but her keel and mainmast when she steered the course of a crosscved I crab for th Highlands of Naveslnk to slay Hut the college boys were on leek and hwpy In spite of chilblains bruises anti abrasions broken noses and minor fmctUTa of ribs and collarbones I When the Mohawk teamed tb rea i POLICf HOLD TWO AS RUBBERS WHO I CIiOKtD MRS LYON I I I i I New Rochelle Prisoners Had I Suit Cases Filled with Jewels and Silver 5poriil tn Tho rjvnnr TTTM XKW OlJ I F1Ig Jan GIn the n of two fashionably dressed young men who posed as clubmen the police I here belloe that they have landed the burglar who have boon reaping a I I rich harvest of late In New Hochelle I and Mount Vernon The prisoners who gavo their name1 as James Taylor anti Willlnni Harland of New York carried suit cases filled with valuable articles and protested apalnst tneir arrest saying that they wore memlvrs of a New Rochelle I yacht club They were taken to Po lice Headquarters where It was found that their suit cases were tilled with MlviTWnre jewelry and other articles I worth about KStm In their furlined overcoats tho urn also had a rich store The pollee believe they are the two men who on Friday evening last en terod tite4hioiise of Dr George A Lyon at Nj 40 Hank street New Jtochelle nnd when disturbed In their operations by Mrs Lyon thrust a revolver In her face and then chokrd her Into lnsen billty The arrests of time men followed a tolephono mussago tu the police from Jlr Cieorgo Atwood of No 11 Wood lain avenue last night who Muted t Liii two nun hall just robbed her home of some Jewelry She told the police that when she entered thu 10011ll after heirlng a nols upstairs she saw one nun Just going out of the window tutU titus other malting ready to follow him When the second burglar saw Mrs At wood he whipped out a revolver und threatened to shoot her if she cried for help Tnen he Jumped from the win due aim uiajppoured in the dorluieas Mrs Atwood rushed to the phone and notltiej the police She gave a pretty good description of one of the Iobbers She said he was about twenty years ot ate Quito good looking ot medium build and smooth uneven Immediately all the depots and rail road stations were ordered watched as It was believed the men would attempt to leave town by either the trolley or the rnlroad1 A few minutes before mid nlRiht Round man Bevan and Police man Smith who were stationed at the railroad depot saw two men one of whom answered the description of the burglar they were looking for tome I hastily along the platform and go Into I the woltln room They were so well dressed tile ofi ers I well timid about approaching thorn ns they sooniod more like sons of wealthy men than robbers The ofllcers studied tho faces of the two cad then Informed thorn thov were under arrest The elder of tho two men apPeared to be ery mUgnant and demanded nn apol ogy They were held however and the suit cases opened As soon as tho silverware was oxpo xl to view tim two men made a break for liberty and one of them succexlod In getting away but before he could get out of the waitingroom he was grabbed by Policeman Smlti ThMo was a tierce scuffle and the ofllcrr after using him club with vigor llnally subdued his man The two prisoners were arraigned to day before Pour Judge Schlesslnger and rfmande back to Jail for a further examination After the had been locked up Mrs Tyon visited the police station nail identified Homo of the jewelry found on the men ns her property It Is also said that she Identified the men ns the rob bers who entered her house on Frldav i evening last took everything thev could tlnd and ohokod her when she tried to proven their ecnnn She will be asked to positively identify the men i CUe of the twomaster Just ns she was about to founder on n bar the crew llnl up at tho side and gave their col lego jell Cleviih Clevah Rip lUp Rip Perfectly extraordinary Hip Hip i University of New Brunswick Demmlt sirThey wrro feellnc pr tty fit alter Capt Reed of the cutter got a few hot nog gins In thorn and sevr l pounds each of roast beef and potstn Hut dont ask Capt Nlclnrion about them U any ladle sis around MRS ROBERTS IS BURIED AFTER CHURCH SfRVIC I Few Persons Attend Funeral of Woman Identified as Louise Vermeule an Adventuress iI MORE ABOUT SVINDLE 1 She Is Said to Have Obtained S3500 From Operation Vith the Mutual Life i Attended only bv a small group of mourners a negro maid and a clmuf fur the boJy of Mrs J Van Ness Roberts otherwise known as Louise Vrmouio the adventure1 who for years cloaked her operations under a rruHo of respectability was todav takon to Calvnrv Onmery A brief moral service nt the Church of tile Holy Name at Ninetysixth street and Amsterdam an j winre the woman had boon a parishioner for two yoais f cedCd tiplmral Col Robert Ilalro I who wns rounsal to Mi Rollers when ns Ijoulse Vormeulo she foil Into the clutches of the law did not appear at the ftmpinl lie promised other Ills I losuros later o Norris her mother Miss hoe Andor on and William Marshall Van Keurcn who will not believe that tho dead i woman was in accomplished advon t iross or other than the p ison she pro I tended to he wero the mourners to day They brought llouor and followed I lowed the hot from the Hudon Apart ment on Riverside hive to the church and the e to tho cemetery Former Husband Pays Bill Tho expense1 of tho funeral were i guaranteed It Is said by Richard Roo ors of Crlppe Crook who obtained a divorce from Mrs RohrL ill Denver several veins ago 01 Hilre said thi ne mil received a telegram from Ho of althorlrlng him to pay the ox PenS which would be refunded Now revelation1 In the remarkable crrcor of Mrs Roberts which show her R soclatlnn with limo MWual Ufo Insurance Conpany as well ns her claim to numerous other aliases devel oped todav and these establish tlat onv Impostor na her success as an of tin most remarkable in the annals I of Now York society I with the Mr Robems a s oclatlou Mutual Ilfo Insurnnco Company last ed for olaht months and cost the Company iVfl with no return Pho im officers with the lielef pressed the that she could bring In mon client and offered several stiggostlons the which

commlslons drew advnnie on she never partial and alu had a sal any of JO a week for which she ilil nothing but pop no1 make promises She suggested that the Mutual lease which sle for her to a fine residence sorleti would Invite wjmen and men of for the and have also present agents company who under the guise of guests would mingle with the others and solicit I ff 5 irance I Her Plan Rejected of Olllelte vicepresident Dr Walter the company was not impressed with latter plan but was very mm im tilt ptU ed with Mrs Robertss businesslike pressed like prp nuinners and methods and sho ub iii tied e liiphm3lflufl t I lei iareertTlVh the Mutual Wfe onded when it was learned that she had i presentcil a forged note for tlM Indorsed uv Mrs Strong whose father Mr I dims was one ot Mrs Robertss mthl il seekers after Insurance In she lute I ittilod to work for the the t me Mutual sho brought In many application wrlt I tion but no policies were ever ten s on iilfltt thIII by herself to women wihom slio ii ImPel teml to regard is Intimates Mrs Roierts eloped with Max Roberts whon s 10 was seventeen years old They went to live on a ranch In Colo rulo Whet Itoberts shot a man named Ixiwrenco after n quarrel over young Mrs Roberts Mrs Roberts told tier friends that her husband was a dia mond buyer for Tiffany Sho chnrac torlzed him am a degenerate and told how on one occasion he poured oil over a cat and set tire to the animals fur Just to near the creature howl with pain Rrhort died she said from blood poisoning Told of Another Marriage She then became the wife she said ot Dr Ernest Clerihew being married by tho Rev Dr huntington of St Patricks Cathedral The fact of her marriage to Dr Clerihew was kept se i cret shim SUM because an nunt In Phil I adelphia had made a special provision In her win against Mrs Roberts marry ing Clerihew To other Intimates she I rounded thaI she hail once been shot In the breast by a prominent man h all of lenlousy when ho discovered her Intlmncv with Dr Clerihew She also nsorted that her daughter the Countess Von Arnlm was trustee of tho whit ot a relative by whlnh Mrs i RohorlBs throe boys woro to receive an niihlos of JQOOH a year She liked ohnntpagne and cigarettes and wore a wig I wigU Is also mid that when slio lvo In St Jam Court nnirtmonts at Ninety poond street anil Hroidwny Mrs Rob erie attempted Ulcldo and wus after wnrd dispossessed YACHT GUILDERS FIRM FAILS FOR 67000 Secretary and Member of Company Is Nephew of Former In spector Williams The WlllanisWhlttlcsey Yacht Build Ing Company of Long Island City was thrown Into Involuntary bankruptcy to day In tho schedule filed the llitbllltles are given at 6737171 and the assets at 8191 There nro 160 creditors and heir claims range from LO cents to G 001 Wllllnm H Williams Jr a member of tho linn wsa secretary of tho com inny Ho li a son for funnier 1ollce ommlssloner William Williams of finK Island City anti a nephew of ormer Police Inspector Alexander WIN I lams of New York I A Ilollcau Girl Art Calendar for inos In ten colon dlitrlbulml with The Sun I da7 World on Jan 13 and 11 irttfr I Nw York ooljr Oel Itia Ml PrttUett AH lf11 of tI i 7ear WOMAN DIVES I I THROUGH WINDOW WITH HfR BABE Crazed by Illness Mrs Byrnes Plunges Across Shaft Into Neighbors Flat CHILD ESCAPED HURT Mother Little Injured by Re niarkable Leap Through Pane of Glass Mrs Alice Hymen twentyeight years old of No 593 Amsterdam avenue la in Uollevue today suffering from cuts bruises and Internal Injurlu and un d r observation ns to her sanity fol lowing a plunge who took with her lit tle ton In her arms through a window oin the lire escape outside her flat into a neighboring apartment about midnight She Is the wife of Frank Hyrnes a butcher There are three children lank four yoars old Douglas olgh ten months and Iiono two months I lon the past year Mrs Hyrnts has boon I suffering from a IIMVOUH malady which I toomol to grow worsi Earl yestci tiny morning she took a prayerbook and went to thin roof from their rooms on the second Moor and depllo the piotosls of her husband who followed remained for half an I hour praying in tho Icy gale Ho Ilnilly got her down and watohej her all day list night she noiselessly crept out with hor baby In her arms lo the street and when her husband followed I and tried to coax her back sho refused to move until a motherly old lady who was appealed to as sho passed Induced her to roturn to the house Sho pro ceded her imibind and lockod him out tuun two hours to humor her strange whim he remained outldo the door talking to lien fuiring that il ho at tempted to break It In she would do herself or the chlMren harm Shortly aftr midnight he heard a dash In the Hat of Janitor Hoffman adjoining on thu sonic floor and the screams of the family He then broke in his own door and found that his wfe had tail Douglas thu eight tuomi monthold boy opened the windjw climbed to the tireescape and in some miraculous way reaped falling through tie well and dived with the child in ner arms through the window of the Hoffman Hat lie found tnat the child was unhurt and his wife did not appear to oe in ured Ito asked the iioffmans to watch her until ho returned and went to the West One llundredtn street sta tion where he hat Lieut John Shlela all an ambulance from tho J hood Wright Hospital When Hymen leturned home he found his wife had escaped with the Ilulil flic entire neighborhood turned out and eearched but she could not be touru iiiially after she had bixn waiiilLrmt about for more than an hour her bus aud found her and tin child in Eighty eighth Street half frozen Jle persuaded her to return home and I sill was taken to Uellevue the ambu I lance having cone hack in the patrol uiKun At the hospual It was found the woman had a few cuts from the broken window pane was pooably In ternally Injured anil suffered front ex posure but It is believed she will 10 g j cover jI MAN AND WIFE DIE SOON AFTER GOLDEN WEDDING i COlt Ir Clinn Jon IT Word cane here from Brooklyn N V today of I tho oath from pneumonia of Mrs Ievl 1 each I wo o Im Its luau ml Or T vl Kn itt on Frldav died nt his homo here of 1 Ill s irno ul Iscaso Ur ins ill t la Modicnl I k I ir of tin Slat U A II and Mrs Jvott had eon a State presi dent and chaplain of the Womens He llof Con Hf tji wore takon 111 n week ago Yes I terdav Mrs Jowott being stricken In1 Brooklyn and the doctor her List I September the couple celebrated heir golden wedding Thev will be burled to gether on olnos The I TheNew Man is the man who after groping around for the cause of his ill temper bad digestion insomnia beluddled brain sud denly finding that coffee is it changes to POSTUM and wonders if the office boy will know the new boss Postum in place of cof fee often works wonders and Theres a Reason React The Road to Wellvllle fa pkss BJWKIU sunn FOR f1O AND DEAD WIPE OP fK IIAM I Jacob Field who began his successful career In Wall steet on Hluck Fri day In 7a and has for years been a well known operator has b en aued for j0iiOO hy Ur Oliver Wal ott Hall ownnr of a number of dental p irlori In this city for alleged alienation of the affections of Mrs Hall who Is now dead Mr FIJI who lives at No 1M His crsldo Drive and Is saId to he worth from 1CKVW to IJOOOtKX Is declared by Dr Jail to have been hIs cloiu frlen for muny years Dr Hall sets up that It was not until afior his beautiful young wife who was illss Madeline Uladjs Tojettl daughter of Vlglll To Jettl a prominent portrait paInter had died Just one year ago at lie Ansonla Hotel of imeumonla that Information came to him which led him to begin u extraodmiry suit Mr Field the dpntlst aver was often a guest at hu nome and visited Mrs lull duilnc lKr illness After his wifes funeral which ho say was ntonded V Uw hrokr Dr Hall went with his xenrold son Oliver ir to live at tie Hotel Ilegont Seventieth street and Vin erdani avenue Tlere lo toilny lifeline ti 1 ise use the suit In ditiil lirrker Field denies posltlioiv nun Dr Hall has any around uitcci on which to cue him PASTOR SUED fOR LIBEL OUITS BUT UOSNT 93 RftCT Mr Triplett Says Health Is BadMrs Miller Will I Press Suit The Hev J Kdward Trfplett pastor of the Bedford Park IVcsbytcrlan Church today emphatically denied that I hn had publicly apologized to Mrs A D I Miller who had him arrested for crim inal libel He simply read Ids resigna tion he said I I did not ap ulzefroni the pulpit I I yesterday said Mr Triplet Why should I when I neverniade the charges They were made by Lieut Charles D Baker and leorgo M Heerbower and I others It vas dimply my duty as pas I tor to niile a rigid Investigation i To say I immure biai forced to apologize ostracized Is I gize Localise I nave been ridiculous Tiiiee a ix 1 s ago I resigned heiU demandid It but because mv the congiegatlon iufused lo aicupi my rujilgnatlon A rile litiut will utIle to consider It I be called now to Tho rector bus had three hearings boforn iai4ilil rate Corrlgan In the Tombs Police Court and will have an other In February Tho Incident ian split the llodford j Park Church Thj Millar famllv were among the fomiUTti of the church and man XJlends luvo gathered around them In the light awlnst tue luctor It I H said tho charges w re 11111 against i Mrs Mlk r after role o vonihfiil ami tmir deteiilves hid he 111 put to work A 13 Miller huvl and of the target of Mr Trlpletts alleged attack said to day I have heard of thn its ig nmu tholu and I retraction hut I dont consider either or boW sulllclonl v lndicaUon TUB mat ter has gone too far tor a more pulpit admission to smile The good name of my wife must bo properly vindicate i I anti Riich vlndt lion can only be obtained tained In court I I SUPERVISOR HOSLEY t DEAD AT NY YACHT CLUB I Comnuiulcr in Navy Who Took Drydock IDewey to Manila Suc cumbs After Grip Illness Iumniinuler Harry II lisle U S N i ipervlor of tho harbor of New I Yort died todav In his rooms In the New York Yacht on Vit Forty Ii fourth street from iho effects of tJim grip from whldi ie nnd been suffering I for several days TIO lmm tllate causii I of deUh was heart failure Commander Hosley won distinction I I last year by tnklnz the hug floating I dtydock Uewey from hIs port to Manila making viccessrullv tile trip I ariMind the Horn and across tne Ia cine the team tHng tKardod m n i or the greatest niiva aivonipllshmcnts of the ice Mr llosloy WHS niule a IIeutonan Commander during the SpanlsliAmer ican war antI had Inc been promoted to the rank of Conimnndcr Ho ninde nU Oino In Washington wlicro ho I leaves a wife nnd datigliter For n time lii coiirianded the hilled Stt 53 I I Training Ship Huffalo Ho was a inomlior of tho Ness York Ynoht Nnvnl rder of the nltetl I tntoa Now York Athloiic Club nnd Inmbs Club TWO REMARKABLE CURS OFffifflll Over Twentythree Years Ago Baby had Severe Attack Years Later Grandfather Suffered Torments with the DiseaseVirulent Sores Developed from Knees to Toes BOTH OWE COMPLETE RECOVERY TO CUTICURA a Tn 1SS4 my grandson a babe had B attack ot eczema and after trying the doctors t the extent of heavy bill and an increase 1 crease of the d I ease and Buffering C I recommended Cu ticura and In a few I weeks the child wa J well Ho Is today S a strong man and I absohutelyfree from the disease 7 A few years ago I contracted eczema and became a In tense sufferer A wholo winter passed without once having en shoes my ankle nnd nearly from tho knees to the tots being covered with virulent sores I mINI practitioners specialists dermatol I ogists etc to no purpo My daughter I ilaw reminded mo of having prescribed ell lira for my grandson more than twenty years nrjo I at once procured the Iuticura Itemotlios and found Im rnodiatc improvement and final cure till today though well along in yean I un in though I had never had that ilisimw I nm well known in the vlcin 1la Ijiuisvillomiul Cincinnati and all thh noitld bo Veriflod by wItnesses I W lailiie Sr Seventh St LouU ill Ir AprilI1 and May 1 1907 a Thn nporiyinK itching and burning of tin skin ai in eczema tho frightful sralim at in psoriasis the loss of hair nnd cruittii of enlp ns in fcalled head tie facial dis6oiirempnt as in ace all deinacd rpnvdio of ni dllol rlnwdic extraordinarf virtues to sticce sfirllv cope with thorn That Ciiticura Soap Ointment and Pills nn Midi stands pro by testimonials of remarkable cures when many rem elI nnd ovon pliviilciann have failed Ono set il often fcuffi eient to cure Cutlrnrn Soap 23c in Clans the Skin cntfc rnra Dintmrat unet to slosh tan skin sgd Cutt curs nrpoUrnt itli mr In the fIrma of t Onstnl riito 2V P rldi WnW t Colal Holrl ihmighntit th wnrll ToMer Drug A Cbtm Corn Soli Irnpi Ilnnon itasi fivinl T1i CiitlcnmkxhonSVlnDI i9ei I tr tt 1 J Efficient Service Is the only safe remedy for even the trouble of the eye Delay b slightest o Deay a dangerous risk Consult our Skilled lye Doctors of Experience ExaminationS Without Charge Glasses Always at Moderate Prices 8 JSTAllrSIJv fnry J years I iJ SIxth Ave Blow 15th St 350 Sixth Ave Below 22d St i 127 Broadway below 33d St 217 Bway Astor House Block 101 Nassau St Near Ann St World Wants VWork Wonder h Broadway at 1EJEJi1J a Women Thirteenth St lXuW OW Dept The firm of A Blumenkrohn 8 Co makers of the famous H Hangwell l Skirt have retired from business and have sold to us their entire plant in l cluding thousands of new Spring Skirts A A4 hundreds of pieces of materials and fine I j trimmings together with all the patterns I 1 I f The Sequel to a Tremen i j 1 dous Trade in SKIRTS 1 The great importance of this sale lies in the fact that this firm made the most perfect fitting the best draped and fullest skirts in i the market Long after this sale is over you will be benefited as we have secured all of their patterns from which Hackett Carhart C Cos skirts shall in the future be cut For the present I the several thousand skirts which we closed out will be disposed o quickly at the biggest bargain prices ever known 3 5 7 i For Skirts that Regularly Sell from 5 to 20 T The Fabrics The Colors The Models r Broadcloth Black Plaited Panama Blue Kilted Worsted Brown Gored Serge White Flare Cheviot Stripes Trimmed Twad Checks Circular r Voile Plaids Habit Sicilian Mixtures Umbrella ALL WAIST SIZES ALL LENGTHS AND EXTRA SIZES No Exchanges No Alterations None COD Broadway at U n 1 c Thirteenth St C

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IL U III J U iiJ4III L JI J I r l e f 4 THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY JANUARY 6 1908 I ill LITTLE EGYPT r t SAW PHANTOM AS DEATH CAME Seeley Dinner Dancer Had Been Dead Four Days When Body Was Found VICTIM OF DELUSIONS Sister Says She Had Long Dissipated to Rid Herself of Hallucinations f Coroner1 Physician OHnnlon who fl wig pejrfonn on autopsy on Catherine Devine alloKed to be tho original LAttSe EKTDi who was found dead i l ruterdar in her flat on the top floor et No 225 West Twentyseventh street goes not expect to find any evidences of murder It Is believed tJiat the woman rf had been dead at least four days when tb body was discovered and that the mina cad abrasions on the neck and bru Ore due sololy to inoTtlflcation 2taa Fnmk Cornell of No 2U West Tttttyglrtlistrett declared today that her dottr who she msdntarns was the UtQ Qsrpt of the Seeley dinner 1 i was long the victim of hallucinations i both when waking nnd deep She d rast mantttle off dsnrettoa dfluT TJOHC Bt9tooXty and cHis3p4itt3 In many otter way to rid hergelf her later Mid of tba shadow of a terrible phantom She ecoldl only put this ap pciitfon aaM by cnoldcK or dancing r cams ottier form tof zdtemeDt i Saw Phantom She Died The Idnxroman II sd today aha be llwred thus phaatotn was wttb her Bis ter when sho died aa her flits won found denied and her month half open as it midderQy truest with horror She was last Been on Sew Tears Day whan She returned to this olty from Philadelphia The mtlk left at her opartment on that day was not taken in Little Egypt aria to have paid an other visit to the Quaker City on Fri day returning Saturday nht When Mrs Cornell went to the flat yesterday t to sea If she bad returned the body 5 I was found A The body dressed In la chemlve was Ii on one of two beds T1b other had i been occupied by Mre Cornell before it her marriage a short time ago The gas was turned low None of the wom an Jewelry or money had been dla tanned and there was on evidence that any one had been In tho apartment with her It was In Its usual state of disorder Bald the sister today There were marks on the womans i I dJ ITT 1s KttVPT TH I AX C11 If FOliN lJ Dj A D I A 1l1 R FIAT r ii l Imo L E yPz1 throat and ohest which led Harbtrrger to say at first that she might have been strangled or otherwise killed by violence Gas Victim Perhaps Coroner Harbureer after viewing the body and noting the conditions said The oman may liae met death In a struggle The police thought she died of coal gas which came out of the heater The door leadlnc from the dlnln room to the public hall hid a pprtns lock NOT since ale was first brewed cen turies ago has it attained the perfec tion shown today In every bottle of Eval1S I Ale I I THERE you find the crowning achieve meat of a century of progress in brew ing and bottlingthe culmination of ale goodness Clubs RMaurantit Saloon Dealers I Il J CAMMEYER I 6tH Ave COP 2Oih Sft Our Great Annual January Clearance Sale OF FINE SHOES IS NOW ON IN THE BASEMENT ST And the Public Knows What This Means 15000 Pairs of Womens Shoes and Oxfords Comprising some of the best shoes in the store Regular prices 300 S4CO and 500 To be sold ut 190 a pair 5000 Pairs of Mens Button and Lace Shoes Patent Leather and Colt Skin SIGO and 5500 Quality I at 25 a par 1500 Pairs of Boys Lace and Blu her Shoes I I Box Calf and Black Kid Regular price 200 f Iff 49 I at tP a U a prir 1 SOO Fairs Womens PatentILeatfoer LaceShOes Regular S20 Quality S A t at 1 o a pair K r Kt While we have not all sizes in every style we have all sizes in sonic styles See Display of these Shoes in Or 20th Sired Windows i 1 as txt41 so ihit M piTiin iouil uar dpit ri il i I nm In Ilir lcnlns It IOIIN fwd I MCMirr as though nti ono xccpt Iii 1hi leer jMi I ui m there H lill III toruiie1 scn Itniitlg Hi j i Idlllaa Iraar t III Haul IIP WI1 rlUllC i In Arntiiiiiiii iliitpl No i U it rtilrnHchlh Klrcpt nnnciiril Ho sail anvt irony i onliia1 a INk HICO nilli Jli Urlu and lad si CM iifriwo u3 rt dlys Inter on liKhth avenue il said lu had IKril n the AilltiKtun 10 1 i mil lx wppV nsrn t COZY CORNER BURNED A fire In Gilbert Itiy Ilino s home nt No as 1est KtM aV Ill illl tluU il imnqe lat evc ling lit wInd blcn a Lee curtain asalli n IMS Jrt in he pin or Tile tlanui prcau to the COM corner Jlluxl with taiiustrlpi and riu Mr llawe a In the lawyer who nrosec jt M tin production ot Pnislfnl on be atf n Prui roMmn wngner A Itollcau Girl Art Calrnilnr for Mills In Iru colors ill trfbllld ivllli vita Nun day World Oil dun Ill and II rratrr en Yurk only tart flip ort Irclllm Art Calendar of the year i OfATH AND PANIC IN HOSPITAL FIRE Three LJVCS Lost and Patients Menaced In Flanks That I Destroy Frisco Building c1N rilAJ T1SCO Oat Jan 8 jTird pTsunn fl Uiet IKea b n fir will1 oestrust tho outbiilldim nt th r ITitifh llospi tiled ns n Inmulrv in iii trloil ixiwir plant nr today Tn third body was llMocrcil after the Ilames hail been extlnsuHliPil It Is be I The i Tailored i LCldfull Suits nt Specialty flJT 44f M Very Great I Uousc yjZt Reductions Great January Sale I WASH WAISTS At 200 Each Regular Price 350 Continued All Week 7000 fresh from our Laundry added today All White and Colors Sizes 32 to 44 The One Opportunity of the Year Important Sale Womens Muslin Underwear French and Domestic I THIRD FLOOR Gowns 95c125 135 150 165 185 1 95f 225 250 295 Chem ises 75e 8Sc 95c 110 125 145 165 17S 195 225 Drawers 50c 65c 75c 35c 95c 110 125 iso 175 195 Skirts 95c 125 150 175 195 250 S275 S300 5325 5350 Corset Cover s s5c5ocsse75cs5C11s 5125 135 150 8175 This Is our First White Sale In the New Store Everything that Is offered leas been made to our order and is New Fresh Splc and Span 5000 Lingerie Waists A Magnificent Assortment Advanced styles at from onethird onehalf their actual value 200 245 265 285 295 345 365 385 395 445 485 545 585 685 We invite a comparison for we believe nothing an be had any where to match these goods and meet the prices above quoted Broadway John ForSythe at 18th St I I 1z The Oriental Store Stirring Values In I Oriental Rugs Suitable for Offices and Homes Exceptional Bargains Turkish Persian India Rugs 8S Shirvan Rugs Average Size 36x5 ft were 105Q Now 750 65 Silky Khiva Bokhara Rugs were 7500 to 9000 Now 5500 Average Size 7 x 9 ft 91x13 It formerly iO now 3500 89x1 1110 It formerly 150 now 7000 9513 ft II 5j 3500 88xlli ft II 160 II 7500 8hJ1O ft II 100 II 5500 IUxl43 ft II 135 II 7500 II 115 0500 103x18 ft II II 10XI6 ft Hi5 8500 1OX137 ft II 100 II 0500 10 4x129 ft II 165 II 8500 12X156ft II its 0000 126xI5lOft 175 II 10000 A Aa VANTINE CO Broadway Bet 18th and 19th Streets n ii a FEDM D DIn sonrs N KEPT OPES3 BY IMPURITIES IN THE BLOOD If Old Sores were due to outside influences or if the cause was con fined strictly to the dr nstd fih around the ulcer then external treat ment and simple deanuni5 woi Id cure them Hut the trouble is in the blood which alas become unheilthy and diseased and keeps the sore open by continually discharging into it the impurities and poisons with vhich the circulation is filled This poisonous condition of the blood may he the remains of some constitutional trouble the effect of a long spell of sickness or because the natural refuse of the body which should pass off through the proper avenues has been left in the system mid absorbed into the blood Again the cause may be hereditary but it docs not matter how the poison becomes intrenched in the blood the fact that the tore will hot heal is evidence of a deep underlying cause Salves washes lotions I etc may came the place to scab over temporarily but the blood is not made any purer by such treatment and soon the old inflammation and discharge will return and the sore he as bad or wore than before S S S goes down to the ery bottom of the ilk fi tro ble cleanses and purifies the blood A r I j and iiiukis a permanent cure S S S J S enriches and freshens the circulation EO G 1tW x J that instead of discharging unhealthy matter into the place it carries rich PURELY VEGETABLE tissue builditi fleshhealing blood to the diseased parts and in evcty way assists in a natural cure of the pore Book on Sores and Ulcers and anv medic advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA GA I 1 ii It tint nf IUn wile of ylllInr 1riiii who with linn IniH mi Ilillr r IIJil IJ C1 1 VMl fOIl1 llilll hY i crrral non Hilr Him trnici of Ibe i 1 rued budding Thu Iiniiilu fig ttis n tvii in trick lirittirr Tin tare II i I I In have ftirtoil iroiiKli a ili I re n1r t HP IInv Is Ill Sr I I I nlla in ihi lini ling iluii n ill lion to the lal1 ji lOll ti In HUM np inns II Irli unx Hi riil tu T c main Ialllprg whi In il atom Utenfs Rama f 1 a IH s rlnu r Ml inil f6 iv was a pmil IIMIDII 4 Mil lll a tine I lUtllCN 1reg1 ff n J a i fi l as pov lnk li tlu nf t t rte ANOTHER MURDER IN STREETS OF CHICAGO I IlliUiO Jut 8 lowing til I nrlr li TM oT Ina iinn i 1111 n Mio city sln i lv wS Ida t rigs ist week I Anonlo iiliut 111 of t no uli the i Heart list night i nl Ki li il instantly by mi iifillint hiding In n doorway nl Iulk mil DpHplnliiii streets The miir iliriT ic pail a rcMilicr fuIv loaded tvnx found plutruil In th drat mans hand Tim entire tllnl PHil lilli nlUlti on the td lliirlniltn mot sumac ittiinv nuil I drttt his rivolvr lenlllns there would In a duct to the dentil Klllpin persons have been arrested ns suspect A lliillmu GIrl Art Culcnilnr fur UIOS In hat eoturx ill lrlliul d nilh I IIP Min ilm World ml inn 11 mid III iriiitn r rn fork nuly trt the set Ilcttlrtt Art nUMulir ur the yrnr u PRIEST TO OFFICIATE AT OWN SONS MARRIAGE TIMNTOX Nt Jnn C An tmtmml nnlilniR vlll bo wilrmnlzfd tomorrow niiirnliif nt the rotor of SI John Itiiniin Cntliollo Ilitmli Vow limo Tilik when Ices KntlKT Jonciih Keuper the pastor vlll ollkUlc lit the innrrlneo nf his nil lom jtli KiUIHM find Jllas Anna rook Imlh of thl city lnlliir Kcuiwr began to study for the prwtlniod IniniHillutilv lifter thp dnth of Ills wife In iSSmind is ordained in 1OJ at rJtlsbtiiK i a iI U At All the On Monday I S James Inc Stores Butler Double tamps Tuesday Wednesday and e I t Prices Sharply Reduced for R 3 Days j Butlers or BaKers BreaKfast Cocoa The perfect liquid foodwholesome and delicious famous for its purity in halfpound cans each 17c t Belle BrooK Print Butter Fancy lilysweet and fresh packed in clean car O fl tons thdl are dust proof and odor proof pound print O i C J t Be CreameryButterlb29c I I i RIce 3 lbs 1T C I lion Highest houseKeepers grade of creamery will tell tub you butter it is Half equal a mil to f r panes 3lbs17c t II Equal in food value to the the best they ever bought Elsewhere the same Choice California fruit meaty I highest priced and thin skinned I quality will I cost you 33 to 40 cents a pound I Flour Pride of StLouis Brand Superlative XXXX qualitythe very I best flour milled No other brand i gives equal satisfaction for bread bis cuit cake or pastry and no other I highgrade flour an be bought for so low a price viz I Barrel 595 I 24y Ib Bag 75c 71bBag23cSS lb Bag12c I Smoked Shoulders Delicious little picnics tender I juicy and nourishing perfectly cured U S inspected and passed 6 to SIbs in 10 e weight this week alb Boneless Bacon Swifts Famous Lagle Brand ab solutely the choicest of sugarcured strips every slice streak edwithfat and lean sav e ory and satisfying a Ib Smoked Beef I Blue Ribbon Brand Appetizing and dainty sliced thin from choicest cuts fresh daily 12e large 15C carton for r i Potatoes Nev shipments of fine sound Po tatoes the famous Green Moun I tains from Maine Heck 25C 7lb Basket 13C te Salmon lissie BrandChoicest Columbia River fish Mb flat can 22c Mb tall can 20C Y 12e Ib flat can M t Rock brand Fancy Cohoes ilb tall cm 13c Vlb fl An flat can Red Brand Red Alaskifancj 15c JOV quality ilb tall can Imported Sardines Uu Pont Brand In firest French olive oil large Vjlb oqo 3 cans dozen 200 each f La Cobrlga Brand In french olive oil dozen cans e 175 each A JC r Other BrandsFancy imported in olive oil dozen cans n 115 wait tOe American Sardines Continental LJrjnd Hacked j 5e 1 In ol by the can 3C I Essie BrandPacked in mustard I Urge can dozen 140 12c each Cracker Dainties flesh from the ovens of the National Biscuit Company AMERICAN BEAUTY GlNGER it SNAPS regular 25c paste Q board barrel JLJH r Johnnie Cakes 4 n Golden CrispsjAlb lOc New cars Cake Fig Netons Fruit Crakors FA lb 12c Combination Mixed I J AV SO LICENSED LIOUOR STORES I t I Monogram WhisKey j I The old reliable blend of the best I American whIskeys makes 7C I 75c friends everywhere bottle w jU Gallon tJI 3 roo Half rnmlip 13 c 1SO Imperial Whislley Greatsit value ever offered in a straight liquor fro from all Im soc purities bottle Gallon 2a0 Half GalQl10 w Jug IonJuF51a14 Gulnncsss Stout HUM Foreign uublm Stout g 35 1 dozen bottles pint size ejtlluJ Bass Ale E The Old October Brews doon tittles pint slz 150 r L mm m r J fiuni Iuddlni KiciurJ on anti Rob bins 2lb can We ilb J can 23c Evaporated Apples Blue Hibl t 15ta tJJC Ion best quality carton iirrants Clean and steed tic 3e Fackage Reduced Prices lor Canned Vegetables There are three grades of quality denoted by the pricesfancy choice and standard all of them in strict conformity with the requirements of the National Pure Food Law KSSIU BRAND is fancy qual tv the best obtainable for it is the finest grown and packed IASI VIEW BRAND is always choice an a favorite in a multitude of homes ORMONDE CAStLE BRAND is deservedly popular because of its exceptional value You will find no such values as these elsewhere Prices are ore tnird below those of other retailers for similar quality viz CT Dote June Peas Essie Brand No 2 can 15e175 June Peas East view Brand No2 can 12e 140 June Peas Ormonde Castle No 2 canlOe115 June Peas First American No 2 can IOc 115 String Beans Essie Brand No 2 can 15c 175 String BeansEast View Brand No2 can 12e 140 String Beans Various brands NO2 can IOc 115 Lima BeansEssk Brand No2 can 15c 175 Lima Beans East View Bran No 2 can 12c140 Lima Beans Ormonde Castle No 2 can lOc115 Tomatoes Essie Brand extra large can 13c175 Tomatoes East View Brand No 3 can 12c140 Tomatoes Various brands 9c105 Sugar CornEssie Brand No2 can 12c10 Sugar Corn East View Brand No2 can lOc115 Sugar Corn Ormonde Castle No 2 can 8c 95z Succotash Essie Brand No2 can 12c 140 Succotash Ormonde Castle No2 can lOe115 Succotash Monocacy Valley No2 can 10e 115 Beets Various brands No3 can 12c140 Spinach Essie Brand No3 can 17c 200 Spinach Ormonde Castle No 3 can ic 165 Spinach Bulls Head Brand No3 can 14c 165 Baked Beans Essie Brand large No3 can 13c150 Baked Beans Housekeepers large No 3 can lOc115 Baked Beans Housekeepers NO2 can 7c SOc Baked Beans are packed with ad without tomato sauce same price French Pea Petits Poi Mo ens imported 2 can 25c French Peas Petits Pois extra fins imported can9c At Greatly Reduced Prices 3 w Spanish Olives lld l Essie Brand r Tl I 4L d tId 1 I IU 30c 17c IOc 12c 5c tOe 20c 15c 25c I Extra Spec I a fl S e HStamps Free for Three Days With Teas and Coffees 60 Stamps Free with 1lb carton UNXLD Teas 50c 60 Stamps Free with 1lb carton Ceylon Golden Tips 50e 30 Stamps Free with t lb Choicest No I Teas 35c 15 Stamps Free with 1 lb Choicest No 2 Tens 25e 20 Stamps Free with 1 lb Old Plantation Coffee 30e 15 Stamps Free with 1 lb Choicest Blended Coffee 25c 10 Stamps Free with 1 lb Choicest Mnracaibo Coffee 20c 10 Stamps Free with 1 Ib Choicest Santos Coffee 17e 100 STAMPS FREE with the following combination purchase Purochxxx 1 lb Butlers Very Best Teas worth 1 for 5Oc l 80c lib Old Plantation Coffee best imported for 3Oc J 60 STAMPS FREE combination T01m with the following purchase rrchara 1 lb Old Plantation Coffee best imported for 3Oc r 55c lb Butlers Very Best Tens worth soc for 25cJ WashDay Specials 7 cakes Butlers Rest Bornjt Soap t5c Butlers Borated Washing Fluid bottle Sc Clcnewel Washing Powder packagelbc 5c and 2c Ammonia in bottles each 12c tOe and 5c Best White Gloss Starch Peerless 3lb box 18c Azure Ball Blue always reliable 7flb box 8e French Blue Butlers4 squares IOc2 squares 5c J i Oranges XfJ 4kOJIilW U Another plem1 d shipmint of Gil loimilruit snec and nticy in three I sir h the do en I i 20e Cc 1 i i Canned Fruit l 1 I sie Pwichcb Fanc California Lemcn Hc in h Jy oo syrup urge N o 2an 2Bc I Jjsie Sliced NeachesFancy faifornu Lr nClincs c No 1 cans each i3i East View PeachcsChJce C4h lornu Lemon Cling in ns 25c a c rich syrup largCNo2an Ormonde Castle Penches Cali 1 fornia Leu OT Clings in OAn srup to 2 2 can ivC Kbsie Plum Fancy California Green Gages or Egg Plums Oe in heavy syrup No 2i an oM c East View Plum Choice Calitor nia Green Gages or Egg in 4 n rlclujrup No2h can fiIV lassie Ieais hancy California Bart ltts in rich heavy yrup nOn Urge No 2 I can tO East View 1ears Choice Califor ma Cartlats in rich syrup 25c hug e Nu 23 can C UrookdaltPcarb Unpeeled 15c Bartlett ill syrup No J can 1 PcursS braid large No 2 j can ot ripe fruit 15c Pineapple Uehcioiis fruit Malays Golden CubtS or crated incan tOe I can each tjc i3c and Fard Dates Blue Ribbon Brand New Im pvrtatiun rich meaty and nour ishing large package inc small package tC I Candy Pure Amerikjii M xed good for t t ic children and for all candy lovers reduced to a o Ii OC 1 Triumph Oats Best Northerncrownsteamed rownstlIned nand 4 and kiln dried package IUC Aunt Nannas Pancake Flour The housewife favorite makes the lightest breakfast cakes and i niiiilms Large package 1UC Buckwheat Flour Prepared vltraismg IViuniph Brand 3lb siz pkg iSc Peer n less Brand 3lb size pkge luC Triumph BrandThe oldfashioned milling takes you back to 4 e the farm 3lb cloth baR IDC I Tomato Ketchup Peerless BrandGuaranteed pure and absolutely free from artificial coloring finest to be had 4 A bottles 15c and tOe Worcestershire Sauce Peerless Alost popular season ing made In America in t n I bottles each 15C and MAJC Chili Sauce ButlersPleasant and piquant ap petizer should be on t n every table bottle toe Horse Radish Liberty Brand flesh grated n and full strength bottle tOe Liberty Pickles All kinds of crisp fresh bottled appetizers Pearl Onions Gher kins Chow Chow and 4 Mixed bottle IOC Cucounut Peerless shredded M packages each 12c and OC Corn StarchPeerless choic est quality package luC I Farina Blue Ribbon very choicest package 5ft UaKlng Powder Blue Ribbon from I pure cream of tartar llb cm 3Bc i r ½ Ib can 18c j Ib fi can 16c Salad OPeerless best American bottles each 20c lOco 1 and 5c I Bird Se Triumph Brand selected oo 8e lected for singers package Bird Oiavcl Triumph Brand i silver wished large package DC I o tAtA I

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p 1 l r J gjiygy 1 t rI F W IWW I 1 1 1 THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY JANUARY O 19O8 S v SHOT AND LEFT fOR DEAD BY HIS I I I I fRIEND HE SAYS t WArrest I of Matiello Solves I Staten Island Mystery I Police Believe Wfth The irrwrt today ot Etefano 1ktatMlo Chief of IXrtocttvea McCaf j Awty BTV ttmt he hn3 A rtftspcrfluo wfea fa October last hired a follow flUuuliyuMC and friend Into the wood on Btm Wand leaving him for dead after rdbMnr the supposed corpao of I U cuh end ralunbleB f MsLitJeUo wiaa found Ir night at No I W ft Jn rot Brooklyn after an un F IIItaIr ISh by Staten Island d to m vUiten fn Vlnc ndo Luclro 2Oker ot No 13 Avenue CD Bay OKM N J I Wh o en Oot IB UJrt a farmer itim J bled over Luglro In ttae woods at HocBtnot Richmond the letter w ui tmconcloua and blsedlnc from two bul let wounds In the head The Injurcd mans pockets ware turned Inslilo out I and the lacerated skin on his flncera Indicated where his i acsln had torn I f eft his rIngs I I uilro remnlntxl unconscious In the I hospital for Bpvera1 days hovering b1 tween life ami death In the mean I time the police were unable to Hole the mystery of the shootlnc Liialro on returning to consclousiifas furnlnlieil e clues which led to ilio arrest of atlello I The wounded man RM that Matiello had called at hIs shop In liayonn and Induced him to accompany him to Staten Island under the pretense of howln Lutrtro a hop which could be I bought to ndvantngo MaIdlo told Luglro to draw hli money from the I bank as It would he required jn the I transaction IJBlro drew Jvi 1 In th woods Matiullo Luglro swears 4 shot him j I fell and Iatlcllo tore at my pock I ts says Lu lro I was conscious but I could do nothing lip bent over to take the rlnys from roy llncers und I had trouble In sotting them off lie wore saying he would tut oft the Bn i ewrs to get liio rIngs Then I lost my i nsei and that Is all I know Letters were SOS Unty received by LUBlroa brother tellliic Mm to so ulros irtore One uf the Icitcrs ri n tamed a key of the stor Detoctlvcn I I Amboy nn1 Shenktn of he Klohinoml j Detectlvo IIurNii who arrested Mail eno took him to Staten Island today for trial NO PARDON FOR CALEB POWERS LEXINGTON Iy Jan 6Oov Will son aid today that ha will not act now on the petition ha has received for a pardon for Caleb Powers follow Ing tho iliaaRriemenl of the Jury In hit fourth trial for complicity In tho ansns clnatlon of Gov Gobel Thn Impresilon gained from tho Governors attltudn was that Powers stands little chance for Ixwmlvo rlpm nov WATERS PIANDS The special excellence of the Waters Pianos is their sweet lone Many things are impor tant in the construction of a good pJJio but the tone is mott important of all Do not buy any piano until you have heard the sweet tone of the Waters and tested its fine sing ing quality I I j p L r l W I I I Send postal for cataloue with i reduced prices and terms on our I i I 3 Year System I giving you three years time on a piano without interest I 1 Horace Waters fi Co I Three Stores 124 Fifth Av near 18th SL 127 42d St near Bwav Harlem Branch Open lvenitigs i 254lVI25thStnr8thAvel I D bI m I jf 1 I 1F j ijaij V1 Jg r I 1l1 Ii 11 6th Ave and 18th st Third Floor Sa csroom Sample Shoes From Famous Boston MaKers at a Sacrifice Low price I j ror t iiDr Kellers Com r Pt fort 3 Shoes t lA f for Women ai 1 5 I a f tt r tlo tJ l 1xt 4 SPECIAL SHOE lil f for Nurses Teachers Saleswomen 1 f P 1 A l or an ho yt on their feet much f i 1 Hand Welted Flexible I f f ll t Soles 1 fJJittt The uppers are cut from selected fi i 1 t rench Vici Kidskln Talent leather R I I iJ 1 s tips or kid t IrS I 1t fv ntJ f RUBBER HEELS I i Sizes 2M to S wUtlis B to EEE I f itI i 3500 pairs of these famous Q 95 f A1 j Xj it1 J Dr Kellers S3 Shoes 195 I pp on sale tomorrow at J t u I Misses Slices Sizes up to 2 Former price 125 At 65c Mens Shoes i Sizes 6 to it Former price S175 At 100 All solid leather Boys Shoes Sizes up to 2 Former price 5150 At 79c All solid leather Napoleon Boots 4 I lor Women t H I Extra High Cut Lace feffeSf Mf l4t I i VK ktiijrtlJ V W ljSviW and Button i Patent Coltskin and Gun Jt Zf I metal Calfskir All Sizes in IJ kol Former prierc S2JO Now and 5 t 1 5 0 t Womens Sample p I Shoes Twenty Newest Styles Patent Coltskin Gunmetal I Calfskin and Vici Kidskin t4 f t AU Sizes In the Lot I v Lace and Button Former prices I 150 2 and Napoleon Boot for Z50 Now Women 00 t former price 150 I Cl 300 now Frailn Oppenhelro I a tlENRYSDAY TUESDAY ioAMTO 1PM extraordinary specials Quantities restricted No mail orders mMoiutovv lOtMln IIM HucK Towels UirtTA sizes ex on tonal qual ity also with trttcl Lordi itlud at S He Not mora than 6 t X a custoii No iUll thers 5c Olnln rioorl TOMOKHOW lOAMtu IIM Muslin Mill leiurthi of unblKiched iru In fnim J to 10 ant at fin Ich and wurth c ot more than 15 ynrJ to a outumur N 0 In1 Orders 4c Mnlll 10011 TOMIIIHIOW 11 MIn IIM Pillow Cases Ilea1ymalo of various quail t Ie a muslin men finish and full blenched lIn lues Not more than fl to t cvrtrrner No Mail OJT 5c Main liner I I TOMORROW KIAMtii llM White China Plitep S Cups Son Dishes and va rious othr hlnp Good saluea a t ore than 12 of each to A COO o nr No Mail irdor None delivered Ic f ltapnslt I SOITVCIIE mum 12 yard pltcei blnok and in a i lecc 12 G IAKOI AII oviu HAIR NBIS I In all shades to match in t lt W the Imlr 2 V Itlml tur Tin r i F it i r i s Is it A Nil IAMIVS WOOL hiiiy in nil sizes for 22c women U pair 6 NiruiinTKi SAI KTY nss III strong and eervlceaMe i h u a dozen for I TIrE SETWELI lAin FitAtttS In all ohM 2c value lYe each BXIllLDM SETS 5G each T1tACI N O W1IEBW hard steel cutter 3G iuuhed each MACHINE OIL B oz bottle worraJUtU Ot to Bum a 3C bottlo for ACMU ClllMPINO PINS tgx value Jc box MEHOEIUZCU CORSET KACIi3 8yd lfngth lnk blue or I 11 e white a phr WAtthtAIilil tultE3 iilttLDS In all 7G a pair IlLsi wuUIRN I 111K COY WIUI EltED COLLAIt SIlTS snoQah L two col 3e i set iars TUlldLAtI StlOl lACIIS I 114 ioea yards r lont 7G a E A T II E It STITCH l itOAID 4 yord pleao In mat dcjinLblo 3 G 4 piece patts1 Lt cJS TifitID 1m yani sP0l1 binolL pct 3c or wWU A UUlK noilt 01 IN I IMA TAlB contaIning iiort a wibtha a 3C roll t ShELL OR JJMBIt HAIR MNB all iosl7 flnUh ai three pat KQ OB tImaa oen fer tonaaa mil 14TJJ L MtIOItlUV KIAMtii IIM Laces I French and Ger man Valencien neo Lacei an Insertions see ml widths Net mars thai i yards to a cu to or X Mn Order 12 i HD3 19c I Mnln 1100r1 I Ii I Ittfu I P3 I Infan sHnit Under wear 0iw hmere I n rt ST s birth open fronts w MlK embrf l1en sizes I t n Net more than i t a custontr Xa Mall Onlr 15c f Main Floor I TOMOKKOWi IIIXMto IIM Uneeda Biscuits KO don freih from the N tu nal Biscuit Co orettS reCInr Prtc V lakng 10 I I I lhanlIt package 0N I raetnnee N 0 Moll lOrd N ne delivered tackn 3c tiI 110011 TOMORROW 1O Mto IIM Butter Willow P n r m rrtunry nrflnd hlhrJds relh butter 01 ou iv nor quality Not mire hAn one pound toa ooul11or N a Mal l Order 4 med 30c isttli Floor I EXTRA SPECIAL Continuing the Sale of Womens Misses Juniors and Childrens Coats from BAUMAN SPERLING 1216 East 14th Street at c On the Dollar rices385f i 45 169585 985 485 TilE 14TH 8TIUt7r STORE Second Floor DRUGS all Orders IllleU except en Itcms marked with n star JUDES PEP 7c I TOAIANQAN Sli Li r FIE Ll TOOTH PASTE thf lOc BIO lO 1 SlLTZER 100 sie 65c VOODUURYS FA CIAL SOAP cake 12C I MOVs TOOTH I POWDIR lo 10 C I It AXS int 101 IKT bOAP 1 doz cokes guest 21 c i ooiu size M A LTINE onc plain I I HAYS HAIR HEALTH 29C I 11100 HAIR I IIHISllt good strong brIstles 11 I Ported value itjc hAcka lot 35c 0 I I II 2 AIRi KITIHK UAtMUKS alu to Sl50 for motor tnen chauffeurs tunnel workers in absolue protection from wind and lain as an oer Rlovej ruoic pir 50c OltANlitINK i t if It IHIK UtuN AND 1IC SCOTTS tis Kize nsc tk WINK sherry wine BMlLMION lzc iiitc i 40 beer and Iron plni m size 65c lie Mi Inc Tlzo 6 lllci qt inc t on JIISSEIIS 1tATS72c I U c e gal Uti coMiorsn PYRUT 11CEIt I i iiiri PINTS 1t U E EXTRACT lIt TONIC 15c k e lr08 JQC WITCH HAVCL pint VESTPlLt 15 Ic qt lIc BI AlXIILlOR KitLISlCCC COD IIVKIl trot ILl size 59C Ollr 1110 39c WOOH ALCOHOL pint FELLOWS srhrjp ORc ehzo iii qt arc IlllB COD LI l Ft pal 9 a c lON1t OOPEIIIII i 1910 EXTRACT 011 30c V AMIOLES COt ic EXjIIAcT35cc rrtoo pInt IN voVh 8c I CHI lnEIt 59c I WILLIAMS INn STICK SHAV 15C TIlitOT TIIE1ITII STUKKT STORE Main Floor NOTIONS Mall Order Promptly Filled r A N r v METAI TIUMJIINU HUT TOSS Ill a variety of sizes and colors your choice 5e i at ura dozen IUSIIU tOTTOS SUUyird eltools each 4c I IIKCAI INVISIIIIK HOOKS AMI KVIS Japannei or nUKel card of nCI 3G i dozen for CIIIVKSK IRONING WAX with wooden Imndloo attached a dozen en n for iC DAItNINd COT TON 5 yard shoals OOB black or white a spool 1C MENS IKISTON UAUTHUS Ihs I genuIne 25c kind Velvet for Grip lOG II i iH ALlAiA SKIRT IIHAH Syard iievt Mnrk and coluiii a 7e plea KANi V TRIMMING 11IIAIDS In a iutity nf colors and KC width a yard SJ WON OAJITEP3 with aatln Ind In Mu K I Up and color a pair FANCY SILK PKIITni UAKTEK KLVSTICS beautiful patttirn Ii limb width lOG yard for U 6YAHD LINEN Colt 3G BET LACES a pair LAnGE IIEADHD COT LAIt IIUlTONS 1 l 3c dzmm for HAIR INSOrHH In all steel fur men cr cr 5G i women a pair J WASHINGTON PINS 400 count with needle Op rI 2G ipoluti a paper CHILDRENS DRAVTBRS AND PETTICOAT 7c DXNDS each C SATIN PAD FRONT H 0 S B 8Ull ORTERS t S aut I fully finished black and colon 20c 19G a pair HAT FINS with light Inch LIII iMra pear ball and many ahapea I all leadIng colon Jr 4c art 4C t glRIUlT BTORE Main i I I 1 11 A X llLIlIJ I Shl1 ia lard bmoLs tt spool 2c IIl8Ii1yl W AT E It 111001 SIIO DIUSS ING lullblo t or all kinds of black and Patent 1 B a t h i r IK shoe n bottle IbC IEUU lILTTOS lulta hIs for the shirt or chIn waist a rsnO dozen 23c lIVER ItDADY IIUTroN 1I0LbS by Ihe anl In black or while ie c value a onl Be TIlE SfEIUING SKUlT 1IAIIKEICS tur allJlI4l Ing the leUth of 010r14 Lq alu for 37c TAIE MEASUItJCS KIZnpeJ on both iide xi imhoo lotg 4o IIId2e Value food 2e JERSEY COERhJJ D It 11 R B 11 A K IJ Ii 1 MODEaS Ize 32 to 42 fiOc value coab 35G TAJoFB1lA SEoUl JUlD 1X0 In black and color a piece 9c Pl AITlNO UOUUUJ3 nwklemr ln 1r doubl It and crujt Idoubl Inca eacl1 69c iitd m HAIRPIN CUJU NEvi a a D t a I n I D U1U5m and almpel M hairpin II 4e I1oar I I In the AUDITORIUM 1 Y1 Organ and Angelas Recital 10 to 12 oftt 1 fIJ CONCERT Daily at 130 P M 4 No tickets required except for Saturday CHILDRENS DAY 1l The January Sale of Lace CurtainsJ More than two thousand pairs of Hcnniasiuico Irish Point Arabs Nottingham and other Curtains at a third below regular prices Thousands of housokoepnra who desire now draperies for their windows will welcome such an offering as this among such wellassorted stocks Houdy when the store opens tomorrow Renaissance Curtains Todays prices 27B III J1S5 It ri2fi Iforo up to H n1IIrly 423 W5H K J5 8 10 up to JS50 1 pair Ali u group of Inch Ioliit Ciirtiilii In wry pleasing paltornH that will not tarry long at mich prices as todays IIHIroll i51454 loro KoRularly S07 J12M is n pair dtTlotIr group of Lucre Arnbf Curtains very nttrnctlvoly dooliPIeo Todays price flOno 12 15 UeKUtarly J15W 17 J21 a pair u Bonne hemme Curtains At tpsnii ipaEI anil S each north u third more 18000 Yards of CARPET in the 1 SemiAnnual Remnant Sale Tomorrow Tomorrow morning wo will have rendy one of the most attractive Midwinter events for housekeepers At thti t time we make radical reductions on all of tho short lengths ol carpets from our regular stocks We also include the full rolls of discontinued patterns Thero are decisive reductions all the way through but of course the best bargains arc among the short length pieces and it Is in this collection that thrifty housekeepers savo very large sums on the carpets which they wish to lay when Spring housolixing time comes The present offering is more interesting than usual as we have gone through our stocks most thoroughly and made tho most decisive reductions wherever short pieces were found The prices on tho carpet remnants arc as follows I I C er 0 I Vets Ir ss ttLLn 20 Yda r 20 T x tlMlt 1323 Wiltons II O a yard BlOO o yard 175 Dody Brunehl 100 085 a 175 niReloiv Axmlnnters loo a yard MS a yard I 160 liody Brussels 100 2 85 Jl 40 Hartford Axmlnstcrs 1I111L yard 7 a yard I nIO Tapest 65 a yard a15 7ld Jlro Wilton Velvet tIlt a yard 7B a yard I ITo and ic J pltoJry 110 a yard 40 a yard 115 Velvet 7fi a yard R7H a yard I 7To and flO0 Ingrain IIOtIOOar1l8G4l4 o7 Tho Carpets in full rolls wiiieii you can purcliuse ill any quantity you desire are as follows Axminsters Body Brussels Wilton Velvets 9729 yards 65 patterns AT 7J t Have been 175 165 150 and 140 VOW 1 a I CL I i Velvets and 10wire Tapestries 2547 yards 32 patterns 7TOW 7r 75c Have been 115 and 110 1MJW OC a Vd To get the best selection come as early tomorrow morning as possible Be sure to bring a memorandum ofyonr room measurements as these Carpets must be sold outright and you will need to know the quantity desired when you 1 U 1200 Womens Separate SKIRTS at 4 Xot a skirt in tho lot made to sell for less than double this price And they were made by one of tho beat manu facturers in the business The materials are handsome checked plaid and striped suitings also ti few plain Panamas in plaited und gored models all beautifully finished and perfect hanging skirts There is scarcely a woman who will fail to want two or three of these skirts the moment she claps her eyes on them A II at 4 each Third floor 014 BuIldIng These Extraordinary Linen Offerings In addition to the splendid Lmens shown in the regu lar Linen Store we have ready today one of tho most re markable offerings of the Jauuary Sale in the Economy Basement It is composed of fine Irish Linen Scarfs and Centerpieces hemstitched and trimmed with a deep row of ecru lace Some of these pieces are slightly tumbled from han dling but the reductions are extraordinary For instance 18x25 Inch Scarfs that were J2 1 18x45 Inch Scarfs that were 325 I Allnnmnt 19x5 Inch Scarfs that were J2 75 f 24x24 Inch Centorplec that were S2 95C each 30x30 Inch Centerpieces that were 225 I 18x72 Inch Scarfs that were J150 1 IA II nOW at 36x36 Inch Ceuterpleces wore 350 f125 each Embroidered Scarfs Squares and Tea Cloth of fine bleached Irish Linen hemstitched and embroIdered perfect In every way except for being slightly soiled now reduced as follows Scarfs 18x27 Inches that were 75c 1 A II now at Scarfs 18x36 Inches that were 125 l Scarfs 18x45 Inches that were 150 J 50c each Scarfs 15x54 Inches that worn 176 t Scarfs 18x72 Inches that were 2 Ten Cloths 24x24 Inches that were 150 All now at Tea Cloths 30x80 Inches that were 175 75c each Tea Cloths 36x36 Inches that were f2 Four hundred Hub Dry Bath Towels regularly sold at 12c today at 5c each About three thousand yards of fine Irish Table Damask 67 Inches wide In six attractive patterns In mill lengths of 2 211 and 3 yards of the regular 8Sc quality now SSca yard Irish Linen Pattern Table Cloths heavy quality and beautiful do slgus In three sizes a1 follows 67x69 In regularly 225 now 135 67x87 In regularly 275 now 185 67x105 in regularly 325 now SZ2S 4 to 12Inch Dollies regularly IBc to 75c now 5c to 25c each 18 to 27Inch Centerpieces regularly 120 to 225 now 40c to 75c each Ilasament OM Building I And here is more news of the wonderful offerings in the Main Linen Store Second Floor Old Building Pattern Table Cloths I Designs to be found only here and I nil fully S per cent under regular prices 2x2 yards at J18O o 13BO 2xCYa yards at l5 to 18OO I 2x3 yards nt 27B to 2150 24x2j yards at IJIBO In i25 2V4X3 vords nt 7 to B7Bl match 24 Inches ftt NapkIns to TtiktitoZ iS to III c11 a dozen Z1 inches ut U7B to 340 a Jozen Damask by the Yard Table Damask 71 Fine Sootoh deslgna Inches wide In beautiful usually nS at III a yard Scotch Table Damaik In handsome patteriia 71 Inches wide usually J150 at 12O a Ild German Table Damask In beautiful desllns 72 Inches wide usually l17a nt f 13S A yard Fine Napkins One hundred choice designs and aiiolltlpH to be found only In this store Mlnch Napkins usually Ji5 III lS5 u doiU 22lndh Napkin u ually 13 at fllno n doseD 24Inch Nooklni uiually 376 at t3 n doD 244nch Niipldm usually CIO at ii1O n domen 24Inch Napkins uauaily 5M At 425 a doon 2dinch Napkins uauaJly 1660 nt K n rtor n Towels Webb Old Blench hemmed huckaback Towels usually M a dozen now iii 275 u iliirru Hemstitched huckaback Towels 19x33 Inches usually 31 a dozen now 8 u shier 1I1II1med huckaback Towels CU 40 Inches usually i25 noir 4iti U dlll1 Hemstitched fcuckaback Towels 22ix42 Inolies with damask tx r tiers usually J750 nosy 9R4O doi Turkish Buth Towels Snow white all with hemmed ends At sllllll a iloxrn usually 373 at 15 ljo n iliiiFii iiHunlly JJW at iMMi 11 ilnziii usually Jtf Very large and heavy Turkish Bath Towols xemally 1 now BOu enih Crashes 17Inch all linen Crash with red border In B to 15yard lenjrths usually ISc ion lOc n yard 17Inch Crash with red or blue bor ders very heavy and full blcaohed usually lIe now 12C u lard Linen Sheets HeniKtltched lInen Shocts 72x100 Inches and 72xlO Inchcp usually JJ to 12 ni TT 7US a pnlr Linen Sheets hemstitched ends 72xlOS Inches and 00x103 Inches uiuolly 35 toU now 11 7B a paIr Linen Sheets hemstitched eiuli TtxW Inches usually tS a pair nt 300 a pnlr Hemctttched Llnnn Sheets 00x94 Indies usually 8 now 175 pr Seont fliior OM lluHimr Nottingham Curtains I Some Vno Imitations of rail laces very effecUvo At 80c OBe 1 12O 1 I 1r lllr 5111 Ir up to 3 a palr RegularlY 12G 140 150 L7 I I J1S5 J2 J215 J225 up to 450 I Dentelle Arabe Curtains 1 In whIt and Arab nhadea some 3H and 4 yard Ions I At Ir 1jIru 2T tI t1I75 4BO Uj to 9O75 Worth2G6 175 uz 5W 675 up to 10 II paIr t I Fourth floor NeT BuJIdJnc Fifth floor 11 uftm IQIeQe4 I SubStation Store Old Building Tuesdays Offerings Not on Sale Today The Little Priced MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Probably the woman who wishes to economize aa well as thousands of sensible women who wish simple garments for every day wear will appreciate Wanamaker accomplish ment in those little priced garments more than in the beautiful Lingerie shown at higher prices on the Fourth floor Certainly wo have exhausted our utmost efforts in producing garments of good materials thoroughly well made trimmed and finished in good taste in full comfort able sizes at the lowest possible prices Here are a lew pricehints that speak for hundreds I Nightgowns at 50cot ctunbrie round neck trimmed with lace At 75coc cambric round neck trimmed with embroidery and beading I Corset Covers at 12cOt muslin round neck tight fltting Short Petticoats at 25o0f cambric with ruffl finished with hem Petticoats at 75cof cambric with lawn ruffle trimmed with em broidery or cluster of plaits And the following kindred garments White Sale aavinfs Dressing Sacques at 25cOt lawn In kimono or fitted styleIn floral design or stripes Long Kimonos at 85cot lawn white gronnda with figures or dots Shirt Walits at 85cOt white lawn front with yoke effect of fino plaits plaited back short sleeves trimmed At 1ot white croasbar lawn front of plaits plaited back long sleeves with cuffs openfroat Black Petticoats at 75cot mercerized sateen with accordion plaited ruffle or two small ruffles White Sale Dress Goods At 1Bo a yard 30iu fancy Cotton Batiste new designs and colors At 10c 28lncli figured Cotton Batiste In delicate colors At 15o a yard 27Inch fancy Cotton Suiting woolweave effect At 1So a yard regularly 20o 28Inch fancy printed Swiss miMlln At 10c a yard regularly loc 28Inch new Spring Cotton Suitings At 65o regularly 1 125 and 1351200 yards of BO and 64Inch Invisible striped and checked suitings In good colorcombinations 1 Fancy Silks at 60c 1000 yards Checks and stripes with broche figures Colors brown blue green red gray and pink with white 1 to 250 C B a la Spirite Corsets 75c Fine long and short models with medium or high bust 25c White Madras at 12c Extra fine fabric In a variety of pretty designs 125 45inch Nets at 75c In cream and white for handeome waists and robe patterns 1T Girls Washable Dresses At 150 regularly 2 to 22iOt percale In checks stripes and other designs In Dutch and high neck styles and of cotton prettily trimmed Plaited skirts deep hems Sizes for 6 to 14 years At 1 regulnrly fol25ot percale white grounds with varloiM col ored designs Trimmed yoke and belt Sizes for 6 to 14 years Childrens 250 Coats at 150 Cloth coats box style plain collar or cuffs or trimmed with as trachan Sizes for 3 to 6 years Childrens Muslin Underwear at SOc Nightgowns trimmed with ribbon beading and lace for 2 to 14 years and skirts with lawn ruffle trimmed with lace for 10 to 14 yrs Womens Shoes at 250 a Pair Stylish shoes of patent leather gunmetal calfskin and black kid skin lace und button Also brown khlsklu button All have wetted and stitched soles of oaktanned leather I Girls Shoes at 130 and 160 a Pair j ot gunmetal calfskin black kidskin and patent loather soles or oaktanned leather made to stand hard wear Priced according to size 150 to 15 Lace Curtains S5c to 750 a Piece White Curtains of Tlennlssanctf Point dArabe Cluny and other laces About two hundred pieces Half pair 15 Axminster Rugs at 950 Size 9x9 These popular rugs have excellent wearing quaHUea In mottled effects being made of various colored yarns A fow other sizes nt proi ortlniiate reductions 0 Formerly WANAMAKER Broadway Fourth Avenue I T Stewart Co JOHN Eighth to Tenth Street

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L 11110 r 1 r J JI w P F1t Ji 1 7 f a ri rr Iji 6 f THE EVENING WOBLDMONDAYJANUARY6 9OS l pj CANT KEEP CITY EXPENSES DOWN viA iOA ADMITS j LAnd They Will Continue to Grow He Tells Citizens in His Report WANTS HOME RULE State Interference Costs Too Much Reviews Vork of Departments Mayor McCIellans annual messaea to Ole Board of Aldermen was sent to that body this afternoon It Is a vol uminous documit but most of the poInts of Interest It contains have been given to the public recently In the shape of reports of heads of city de partaients and commissions to the Mayor As required by the Charter Mayor f McCIellan submits to the board a state ment of the citys finances It shows n total Increase for the years 1S05 and 1507 In the net bonded dH of tho city of JllSor0G37 On Oct 1 1907 the estimated margin of borrowing capiclty above the debt limit was F3u 03312331 t bat certain Incomes of the Sinking Fund and redemption of debt hoe accrued sil ce then and expanded the margin TREMENDOUS GROWTH OF THE CITYS BUDGET The Mayor devotes considerable space I I to the subject of the city budget In I this connection he says In spite of the most rlsid economy the Budget has grown from 1130421 6C3CO for the year IW to I143J722i b03j S for the jear IMS This Increase of 11315070051 Is duo almost entirely to the Increased cost of city government caused by two reasons First The en actment by the Slate Legislature of laws Interfering with the local regula I tion of our expenditures thus entailing upon the city every year large man datory Increases to which it must sub mit Second The constantly increasing volume of the citys business and the I lilgher prices which it has been forced to pay for its supplies The city cannot be accused of any extravagance In allowing these In creases It has not embarked In any unnecessary enterprise nor has It countenanced any general raise of 4 salaries As a matter of fact there were many Increases which although they appeared to be fairly warranted liad to be disallowed on account of financial conditions For example It was found necessary to refuse the re quest of the Hoard of Education for an increase of pay for the school teachers although some Increase for these teach ers seemed to all the members of the Hoard of Estimate and Apportionment to have been deserved CITYS EXPENDITURES ARE BOUND TO GROW The citizens of traj city must bear In wind that if they demand from the municipality rchools docks bridges end ferries as well as ndcQuate tire tiiU police protection the public must pay for them As long as tlie city con tinues to so the publIc Increased fa cilities and Improvemc the expense account of the city must continue to grow Il economizing in every direc tion we may keep down the amount of the mir aes but we cannot preterit incurring a greater expenditure year by sear I I lIl0 llOMlMT tllllt if nil mandatory leKlitlalliiii Mire done nuy with mill the city ere left tn muiiiiKi I Is Mn ailuiri nlthuut the Male titnlllK It tn iiaj large kiuiiM eler fiir uer wiiivli It 1m no control It could Keep Itfi animal liicr rje ilonn to it ery much mailer IlKari than at i rineiit This Is a matter which has received tile earnest attention ot the Charter IteMMm commission nnd if theIr rec ommendations in this repaid are to be Jnall accepted we inuj look for great Improvement In this direction In the near future There are other plans un der contemplation which in my opinion will work great llnuical benelit to the city juh ax new methods In the col lettlii of taxes the equalization or sal aries and the adoption of an Improved n stem of Kicking and stating the city accounts Tie Ma or discusses the report of the commission ho appointed In Feb I ruary 1WT to study and report upon I ddt ls In the financial methods of the ty He reports legislation already In force and tontuijiiatcil that will It 3s expected Incxac tI1 ordinary cur rent re SOUK es ot the city by a mini Bjroliaiblt ccnlliiK H MMMQ lie promises that a proposed amend ment to tile Charter will lemedy the thai lily of the eiy to collect arrears of Lazes on real prorerti Questions of law which at presnt stand In the WTV of prompt collection of arreais In I Hpeclul franihlso taxes will soon be e lei rod up DOUBTS WISDOM OF RAISING DEBT LIMIT r Mayor McCIellan Is not In thorough accord with Joy Hughes concerning thu proposed lcfilsatlon which would take from tho computation of the debt limit of the city all Indebtedness In curred for productive or sellsupporting property On this point he advises the Board of Alderrren As to tile ntlvlnbllllv of such an iimendnietn I pnloitin graic doubt Vheoretlcallv I udmit It is attractive 1roiii a piHclii H indpolnt h jveor it mi be iMiind rl mi ions and lliad vlsea TUB IOSSlllIITV OF KX lnIXn TI1P 1UnSENT CONSTI rUIIOXf OmiT LIMIT M1OHT rEd 11 THH PITV INTO iNnu PHISI II1CII IN TIm iVD mn iSflT IV PJI KINO TTS 1INANCIM STVitlITV UVPOIH 1 AUl4 FxrlAscn svn iv nIt1XG rni vii i OK ITS 01 r fIT 11I S J suciHITIis Mv onlv reason for i alll c Httention to thu sub Jell at tIle present time is nm I fool It siojM n et e the in ist arnful ton cldrrjlm imd t e fulloft JSII sl in ie fore i 1 V ilUnit 3 artijn Is taken In tho 1nte The Mayor favors an amendment to Jie charter whir i wl abrogate that I rrolslon mall ig tu roixiraie t usn of tat city rrlecmailo in not more than ten and not les than fifty years find providing n Pinking fiiini f i r Its re tlcmiptlon at maturity Ho alls atten lion to the fact Hint wVn Intermit rates nm hlqh as during the pint mr there Is no alternative but to bind the city to the payment ot a high rat ot i 4 lntcrcit for the entire pcrlnil tho oar pirate stock Is made to run Mayor t cie lIe it hot ic yes that tli CommlsslotiiiM of the Slnltlug un1 should he permitted In their 11rdloll to Issue c rpi ate stcvk rideeni it the option of the oiu ativ a pTod ot from one In fle yen is S i li i J stock ho 51 wouUl not bring as high n price as though tile redemption clauwi worn omitted hut It may often 1 happen that an additional half per cent paid for Interest for two or three rears will save the city more than one I half per cent annually for the re I mainder of the nTO ear term CLASSIFICATION OF I CITYS EMPLOYEES I The UoojU of Aldermen is asked to adopt certain resolutions pi Md b I the Board of IJstlmato a ieu weeks ago fixing schedules and grades clasti j tying city employees In advocating this measure the M iyor says The City of New York hIt long suffered I fered from the lack of uniformity In the grades and positions in its arlous departments Such a condition has bred I extravagance and confusion to say i nothing of injustice to thoe emplo ees who have suffered In comparison with others more hlghlv pald for the same I service Tin adoption of these proposed I schedules by your Board will result not only in ultimately saving the city a large sum of mono by limiting the I amount of annual Increase that aro now made without the connt of the Board of Ktlmate and Apportionment but for the first time will give the city a systematic and comprehensive classi fication of Its civ1 service It will also eliminate the cxistlne necessity for continual application by the departments to the Board of inti mate and ApporIonnent and tie flair of AIdermpii for tho establishment of new grndo In the clerical service Fu ture appllcatlna will be limited to spec ial positions and grades PROPOSES WIDENING OF FIFTH AVENUE Vnvoi M ricllan advocates immediate steps loaklni to the wlrt pnp of Fifth avenue In tin stretch along that thor oucnfaie where the greatest tongt tlon exists From what has alreadv been done and from action under way he thinks that tho work can bo Inauini rated in about a year It may become necessary In the Mavors Judsrment to so arrange the Junction at Kortv ernni street and Fifth iventie that the Fortv second street tnflf aot and west shall pass under Fifth avenue The Maor asks tint an ordinance bo adopted specItKalls designed to apply to the licensing of public automobiles He recommends that the use of sIren whistles on automobiles other han those of the Police and Fire Depart ments be Drohlbltfd that nil antonio biles be required to be equipped with adequate miifflors that no smoko he ajloAed to Issin from an automobile I exhiust pipe except for ten seconds I after starting the engines nid that the use of acetylene headlights within n tile hhbited unlit lip portions of tho cIty bS pro I Improvement In the condition of the streets and paving is reported Itellof for the congestion at the Manhattan I terminal of the Brooklyn Bridge and at the Sands street terminal In Drool I hn Is promised as soon as the new terminal at Park How is finished This terminal will do away with local trains across the brldgv Work on the nhattaji and Black wells Island bridges Is proceeding I rapidly and satslfactorlly Tlio Street Commission has approved the plans for the new Hudson Memorial Bridge over tho Harlem River WANTS ACQUEDUCT BOARD ABOLISHED I The abolition of the Acqueduot Board f which Mont lStiEl In lKWMJttl 1 In iiliili Is rtctpril tile II iipi Tho xork fe r which thin In arc was Corm is lirirncnll completed Mn or McClellan i l rli vm tjiit the OonniilMWnir ot 1 Wuttr tjtipplj can handle the remainder or II 1 Tie work of lan mains for the high pe sure lone t irv lee d vvntown i hiM been completed and the pipe are I full of water IractUal operation has 1 ben iMitcd b an unavoidable delay ill the insinuation of tie ilectrlc pumps i tutu tAi dellveij ol power thereto 1 lie Major str nglv advocates the tlltraUoi of the citys water supply and gays the cost of a plant to purify 4i OW00 gal lons a div cnn be kept within JSMOun Kiiit yueeiu and KU limond Boroughs am better off In the way of water sup ply tan ever before and conditions are rapidly Improving The Department of Docks has been doing line and pmiltable work In the Improvement of piers and ferries The Chelsea Improv emont alone will mean an Inerened revenue to the city of ftulUiiJ a year The SIa or revives the Idea of taxing property which would be directly ben ellted for a portion at least of the icpen e of making small parks These have cost the city In the past five years HOOuOOX The Mayor deplores the financial ne cessity which compelled the cutting off of 1 S7i 10397 from the amount asked for by the noara of education this year Notwithstanding the necessity for ei nomy however there arc now under contract or construction 2S new school buildings and 18 additions which will provide jUt additional sittings There are now 014 scho s In the city and the attendance on Oct 31 1107 was BCOtVi The school population of Man hattan is about stationary but In Brooklyn the Branx and Queens It Js gr wns amazingly The Health Deparhmmt work has boon nol satisfactory to Mayor Mc I Plellan In the peat two years the death rate has been cut down Infant mortality has decreased and marked Im provement hap been noted In the milk anl meat supply BENEFITS DERIVED FROM CONSOLIDATION In conclusion after referring In complimentary terms to the Police De l the Fire Department and other departments ye Mayor says It Is nor ten years clnco the consol idation of the four counties comprising tho present city of New York woe ac complished The results may not be all that were dreamed of by the father of consolidation but they have been satisfactory in the main and It Is to be hope1 may be broucJt nearer to per fection bv a new charter designed to correct the faults which experience has shown in the old This much at least can be said That all the five boroughs have bene fited by the union which has made New York the largest Ingle city of the world Few citizens would care to dei strov the centralization of power which workng through the great departments has provided the best of police and fire protection pure and regular water sup ply cleanllnens of streets and safe guarding of public health a greater and better school system and in short progress along all lines of municipal Improvement The history of these ten years has shown that the faults which remain In our methods of city government are not due to the centralization of munici pal functions but rather are found where such centralization was not pro vided These are the faults which a nt charter must remedy I desire to express my appreciation of the loval and nearly cooperation my administration n lias received from the heads of the City Departments dur ing the sear Stere Broflhers Tomorrow Continuation Sale of Womens Underwear of Cambric and Nainsook At Less Than Cost ol Hanufacture Closing Out Sale of Tea Gowns Negligees adOimoinos in a variety of materials at 450 7509 1000 and 1500 Greatly Below Former Prices Also the Remainder of their High Cost imported Tea Gowns At Decided Reductions j Desirable Ribbons Specially Priced for Tomorrow Dresden Ribbons 970 5 Ifc choice quality 5 and 6 in wide at tI vy Yd WASHABLE SILK RIBBONS Suitable for Lingerie and Summer Dresses 316 in 74 in I in f i n i In 22C 35C 45 65C 85C 10 i Yards Unusual Values in Womemis HIo5ery Black Gauze Lisle Thread and Plain Black or Ingrain Cotton Hose with inblealieil double soles Pair 23c Ifalf Dor 135 Extra Quality Plain Black Cotton or Gauze Lisle Thread Hose double soles Pair 2 PC Half Dozll I65 Extra Fine Gauze Lisle Thread Hose in tan or black with lace Insteps lad plain black with garter tops Pair 35c Half Do 200 Lisle Thread Hose of superior quality In Hick bronze tan 6 tit with handsome embroidered fronts and black with self i r i v Pair 1PC Half Doz 225 Black Pure Thread Silk Hose with or without cotton soles Pair 95c Box of 3 Prs 275 West Twentythird Street sI lIUP I JAPANESE ENVOY I DENIES RfStRVfS I WERERECALLED WAfmiNOTON Jan 6Mr Mlyitoka the Charge of the Japanese Embassy here today authorized a formal denial of a kort from Vancouver British Columbia that the Japanese Govern ment Is recalling to Japan the army reserve men now In tbe United State Mr Mlyaoka lays that no such action could 10 taken without the knowledge I of the Embassy here and there has not been the least Intimation of any such purpose on the pan of the Japanese Government Moreover a call for tIle return to Ja pan of the reservists would neoesu lly be prcccileil a considerable time by an order for the mobilization of the re serves In Japan which lisa not been Issued I VANCOUVER B C Jan 5The Catherine of the Japnese her to car ried out wIth much mystery No fewer than two hundred landed early today I Since Friday there has been a steady stream of Japanese from the loffflnsr camps No Japanese In the city wlB admit the coming of an order from Japan for the return there of men sub ject to military duty but officers of the AsiatIc Exclumon League declare that they hive nlxoluto Information that tills or lor Itne been r ivl In Vnncoiurr since t lie iipart tire of tln Ant orIon Heel for Inclllc waters MaiiV of the men now arrivIng to Mil for Japan are from WnahlnKlon anti Oregon u LUMBAGO SCIATICA PLEURISY i As Well as Rheumatic Painty Neural i gla Stiff Limbs Muscle Joints Sore Hands or Feet are Speedily RELIEVED BY MINARDS I I LINIMENT 80 pure and antiseptic BO powerful penetrating and soothing as to have justly earned its title King of Pain as well na the most effective economical and cloa touse external remedy Annual Clearance Sale of Lace Curtains This Week at 14 to 1 off original prices We have this season selected about 3500 pairs I of Lace Curtains on which we have for this sale made greater pricereductions than usually I 250 pairs Nottingham 350 Muslin 100 pair 300 It Ruffled Net formerly 135 to 150 pr 100 pairs Scotch Lace 150 It Muslin 200 pair 250 Ruffled Net J formerlr250to300pr I 80 pairs Scotch Lace j 100 It Muslin 300 pair t 200 It Ruffled Net formerly 375 to 4 50 pr 250 pairs Renaissance It Irish Point 500 pair 150 3 formerly 650 to 750 pr 30 pairs Arabian 200 Renaissance 80 Marie Antoinette I 750 pair J 250 Irish Point formcrly950tolO 70 Brussels I 150 pairs Arabian I 100 Renaissance i 120 Marie Antoinette 1000 paIr 250 Irish Point I formerly 1360 to 1600 pr 50 It Brussels 30 pairs Arabian 70 It Renaissance 100 It Marie Antoinette 1350 pair IO Irish Point I formerly 1750 to 2000 pr I 50 It Brussels Odd Pairs throughout the stock at exactly onehalf former prices Lord Taylor Broadway and 20th St 5th Ave 19th St I fa Altman Qn 3000 YARDS OF BLACK CHIFFON BROADCLOTH 52 INCHES WIDE SPONGED AND SHRUNK WILL BE OFFERED AT SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW TUESDAY JAN 7th SOLD USUALLY FOR 200 AT 135 PER YARD FURS AND FUR GARMENTS AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN HERETOFORE ATTENTION IS ESPECIALLY DIRECTED TO REDUCTIONS WHICH HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE PRICES OF A NUMBER OF HIGHGRADE FUR GARMENTS INCLUDING SEVERAL IN RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY SABLE TOMORROW TUESDAY JAN 7ih ESPECIALLY PREPARED ASSORTMENTS OF FUR GARMENTS NECKPIECES AND MUFFS WILL ALSO BE ON SALE J41J Jrt JS1V t ouii S11J e I Wt t I All New York is Talking of is THIS SALE OF THE TIMES 7 Overcoats Suits I p I r for Men I t I II 7 1175 F po 11 Thi Reduced from 5 i t S 3j 1 i 15 16 17 k i 18 20 22 s t r i I I i I 1th and t 7 25

t Y5 s v A t L 4 1 I lh I IL i l I A most radical measure to r ti I f It fIav i 4 tkl 1 r 2 adopt this drastic slashing I t d of prices but one that is dic 1 tated by the inflexible policy V N of this establishmentthe c absolute disposal of all merchandise i Le I1i chandise during the season lS t 1k for which it is made No previous January has ever stockand this t found us with such a great surplus i r accounts for the wonderful economies afforded Never before have the men of New York been offered such JlIl phenomenal savings on clothing of this characterthe best that is made de signed and tailored in our own workrooms where the most skilled of the craft are employed Every man who wishes to effect a saving that is worth while should I attend this sale and at once VII VOGEL SON I Bo ay Houston St i i ffl ftSKi5 I 1 F kbt f l j Open Every Evening Until 1 oClmU i 1 uruiia vapius huimture b1tLkks ClOLlUla lAMl1 j 1ICIlUls 1ILDIIIM c JoEHJIILO FIll Hill ElittILO J ITJ gr r1 75 Worth 5750 Down S 150 Week 100 1000 200 ISO 1500 Of 225 200 2000 250 300 3000 350 Our TMTO Apply tIo to Nuts Von elate New Jf fr l imMI Inh Mu rhupU I s Itliuilp l lnnil nixl Oiiinri I W1 t i IT tJt I v 13 L f t I BANKING AND FINANCIAL L ih j i mum ixjtittv 4tttIu no iisudl beniittimuiii cash i s u I at the rato of ne Per CMH t h annum to all so nci tiees uhtu account i rrom IU up t EM S I he Qtultys 38th Consecutive Diviuenu SecuritIes ciinall firtt nwrt Cis jn xnetropuiit bnteun nspe alIve non flu uitlnK Strict Hit K Eng Department upe vIlon Th u ands or de JsJtor Juv and smut Ueposl M made up t Jan 10 am mm Jm 1 The S icefj make t nay to ito buslnt Ihrush tho mali ton a dollar will do to rut nerO n Or wrIts fn booklet The FranKlin Society lor Home DulMliu and 5ain j HOI nED l sv Cor lark How ant npknian IKislto IVwf Vfrp VfW York Cltv HENRY SIEQEt FRANK C VOGEL HENRY 5TEOEL CO PRIVATE BAHKBRB MAIN FLOOR 44 PER OEHT ICITBRBST Paid on Deposits from 51 to 3000 MONEY OCPOSITCD ON OR BEFORE JANY tO WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JAN Y I INTEREST READY AND PAYABLE IF DESIRED PROMPTLY ON THE FIRST BUSINESS DAYS OF JANUARY AND JULY y upnlt mmr Ftr wlfhJrawn mt any time withnit giil1 notion WK HAyS NEVeR AT ANY TIME REQUIRED NOTICE PROM OUR DEPOSITORS TOIl THC WITHDRAWAL OF DEPOSITS THE INVESTMENTS AND CONDUCT OF OUR BUSINESS ARE UNDER THE DIRECT SUPER VISION AND CONTROL OP REGPON3ISLE WELL KNOWN BUSINESS MEN ENG OID IN LEgiT I TC MERCANTILE tNTERHHISES I uri ITB POR OinOULAR I 1 lion 9 AM to 530 V M L CllAMllON M J DOIItlll V Lr CuithUr Atil CIler LOST FOUND AND REWARDS LOST On SunU JiulHemi UOth at soul 4Uth st pocketttook contalnliiK cash and mom omnda reward Ilmaf return to W P IWIly 2110 7th nv N T The Sunday Worlds Want Di rectory makes more Ofters of Positions than any other iwu mediums in the universe e t 1 Mtt SAVINGS BANKS The Bowery Savings Bank 1M ANt ISO HOWERY NEW YORK Dec 10 1007 A ml3nniul dvldenl at tie rate of roru iiii cn T I I per imuii iris been clJrel and will tic rellle1 to depaltnru on all sums of f ii nd uiiward and not cxcwJIns W i whirr I shall tae hen MId at lellt thre I months on the first day of Januar neXt and will be ti abla on and after Mondu January U luos before January 10 Money deritM on or will draw Interest from Jan 1 18 JUflV 1 SINiKAlll It VlceIrat HLMIY A MlinSCK M leelrt UlLLIAM E KNOX Fecrftary I EMiGRAN I INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK SI Cuainbiirs St iNew York Cpmbr 12 HlJ1 The Board oi IrufU Jinn do clart1 a mnllual dividend at tIc ra cor lIt it rru rmr I inltM per innii i i tlirrot i iu IIIoe m luiil an r M I is 1uln I Ulv iini0ris MAIM liS till II II ro it n JAM M V n Hills Wlll l llV IN TlltrVI 1IIOJI JAMJAllV is I IDIIS ii Ma M d l1h President JOHN IJS UKVN CV niitr llir CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK 50 AMJ 5R IlCWrItY eon CANAL KT i1ilII I3lINcItl IlIVtl1N1 Thus rruiteenhne onlerod IUIrr at the rate of roru Ill PKII OKNT ter annum to 100 Ilall to depositors on and after Iimmiry Mil on all um of II and 11 to wlooo which hale remained tyt do posit for the threo i r nix month ending DririnlHr llst I W In accordance with the hilaw and rules of thin bank Money eimiilfil on or before Inliunrj lOtll will diAw Intprtnt from Iinunry let I IinSIlV 1IAMKII 1reildent linVHY CAMnrt Secretary HMIIn A lltlJEU AMlitant Secretary I NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK I N W Cor 14lb ht 8 hth Avenue The Irustw hae Jielnred a dividend for the sis months enillnB Jan 1 1IKI8 on all deptte entitled thereto under the bylaw at the qt e of FOUR PER CENT per annum on alt ruins from 5 TO 3000 Di i9li9 iniido un or bvforo Jan 10 will draw Itteret trolll Jan I iILIttt 1JotHINOFH President JAMgil I A JII n Trua urer AntllnATD M rnsv Secretary o 8 SecretaryoJi u ton asm SI AI urn AVI I Tie Truiteeg have ordered lntcMent cietl Iteil to dilo ilor entitled thereto Junf I J1IOH ut the rate of IXLit IKK CENT I per annum Vpollll made on or before inn ID will draw Interest from Jan y 1 AcrounlH ran lie OPened and DipoKltH undo l mull JII1M J HOOMi President JOHN C IIHhOII Bicnlury ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS v7vricS 18 TlEOElTy orvS THAT TUB r ort3sefld annual meetIng of The Ameri Society for the Ireienilon of Cruelty can Animal will ho held at the HueIJt I tn 5U Moxllion av New York lIutQuarlerl Jan 9 lOllS 4 ThursdaY afternoon iu 4 oclwk niCllAHI VEtMyo Secretary TvMllAL MDUTINQ OP TUB STOCK Aholdir of the HoyuJ 1111 ttiC Co for hottier elJctlon of director for ensuing year will be hold IIt 02 roa lwa r TUt da Jin 1 biOS at 10 110 A M LE1rFNrITAL Secretary DUCATIONALINSTRUCTON o JOIN m public speikilni toonldene Iveulln cliu Kxulanntory booklet OItl NtIIE KiumKU izcu nw y I A Ilollruu ilrl Art Calendar for 1008 I Jill tn tler ilUtrllmtol nltli Tho hun I 11 till W ur lei on Jan ill unit 111 Irriitn Nets iork tillS Got Ilio Ml 1rittlul lit VCIIMIM1 ul U isa r I r I DENTISTRY TEETH t ExtracieaWiiii6asloO iSo Charge for lx When Artificial II Icctli Are Inserted TEETH 7 1o GUILSHAR DENTIST Nr Cor 125th St t 8th Ave lntrance 271 W 125th St t FOR SALE 5 IIIu iK UIII All Inter Clothing roii MlN AND WOMI A 4 llvirulur Irlvu on n e v Credit I I Sin X0 Reference or Security Re lUlreil No Invest Ration or Doll Ifa Made Iake Your Purchase I fake the Goods Along and Pay at Your Comnlenio Lenox Clothing Co 273 Sixth Ave near 17th St 2274 Third Av nr 1241k st 8 4ColumbusAvnr 104th St UII Autos Phenomenally Low Manhattans Pionoo Automobile Estnblishn1ent 1200 HOChtSclmojder 2Otoj Mercedes f U its ttui locolu9iio aq 000 Ins lpto 74s florist Ttt LJu 1t11 Ciuwi land Sldtr 40 iJiMj 3 Ieio tuwdl f I Ford ia0 Halnlor AUlor jiuunuout f Touring Sji exs5 Tourist Hunlbout 1 H Ing iPo ttLlnr tQJtp 1I1J Tour c oLu unUsual TrrecrtdW every au tomotitle Al aid in prfect J order traduni cheerfully allowed ru Demon S Limousine Bodies Cheap Rothschild Ilfobnchors Vetirinee lIornaret ltoreMunger all tiet make ai slclallY low price at KS firsts econds Just Jet our price Broadway Mammoth Automobile Exchnnno 219 to 2IS West PIth near Droadwny IIiJp J 1iJI only reliable uptodua Kuoils No unpljtrj1 rafirnnces ntt aary Will scud rej re ejitutUe If ilc lrM Call wrll or tHfphone hill Cortl American Watch ahd Diamond Co 8 Malden ran 34 tloor Srx 01 YJ t or CRFI vtckiy or mcmhly payment iiouUg goat anteil aol dnllxiroj on first payment con fldentlnl NATIONAL UIAMOND WATCH rn i T ivnV nMr rorM nlt nt DIAMONDS EASY PAYMENTS MATCIIfh Rellabl Good Call or writ JFWFIPY tT JAMKS IIKII1 1it1oerl fAfliV LAflt 4tb flor iF The Adventures of Mr and Mrs Newlywed and Their Baby I 64 Paces Lithographed in Color Illuminated Board Covers PrUe JOO at WORLD OFFICES PullU llullJln Par Row WOl Uptown 1308 Bway Vnv cor 3hth it lUrlem PlO West I33th St Bronx VM K noth it near 84 av Brooklyn S02 W Mnrton St and 31T Fulton Bt Or br Stall A V rr lunnr nook c IsseiesNi

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mm m c m m j h 7 i 1 Twr iP m f THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY JANUARY 61908 7 I ARMY DWINDLING TAfT ASKS MORE I PAY FOR SOLDIERS r Secretary Also Calls for 6488000 to Fortify Ma nila and Subig Bay I GIVES CONGRESS A RAP In Annual Report He Insists That Pressing Military t Needs Be Considered WASHfVCJTON Dec Secretary Tnft is u stroii advocate of Increased I pay for the army and his annual retort I dls Jusi snt to Congress completely pols any doubt that mav exist as to tile Secretarys position The report IcRliis with a formidable presantm nt ct tlsurcs showing the rapid decreasu In tin strength of the regular army In rtccnt yuurs the loss last yoar being 4l men and the pressing need for otlluers to replace those now detailed on recruiting duty or aj mil tar In ftr irtors in educutlunul Institutions iie Secretary declares tat while I ii any reasons have been advanced to c liiii thu dllllculty a suttlciunt one Is to be found in the inadequacy of army I ray r Millions for Defense Amon the estimates submitted In the TTHJI is an item of 64SSMJ for the I construction of batteries a Manila and tnibU Liiy This estimate appears In C with others for the Insular Jx Dsy ions and the only comment made lijion it in the report U this The places recommended for fortl fliatiun have all been visited by one I or more mcmbu of the National Coast JdIIS lioarl und the suitability for I fiTiii ation sites has been carefully 1 niir l in the liuanl and expenditures I arc beiii mule accoidinKly Dt usliS tne pay of uimy men Sec tuiaiy Tall saya i think It ciiilte probable that an In I ci nk In the pay of the enlisted men oludlng itmiMrrabU nidltiunul induce Bicit for men tu romlist and such rea sonable increase In the payor lion commlsMoned olllcers as wu I stimu I late men to remain In too i Ice and 1 to qualify themselves for those higher positions would have a markedly bene flual rave upon tho recruitment of the truiy Power for Roosevelt So the Secretary earnestly favors the hilupiton for tno army of tho naval sys tem under tvhleh the Presld it Is au trorlzed m flx the rates of pay within denned limits as a means of obtaining 1 a butetr discipline and A hlsvur elli t clcne lie also recommends the crea I tion n f a general service corps to re lieve the soldiers of the vast amount of umuilltury work they are now called Upon to perform III his opinion the military service hould be so attractive and desirable that It will not be ditllcult to get and hold the class of men needed tor tho enlisted personnel and to make army service a life work as it used to be by offering rewards for proficiency and profiler Increase of pay for length of Service Tho regular army last year lost 130 I officers and MIHO enlisted men and nl though It was a year of pence 14 of the olliners and JVM of the men wore Killed In action or died of wounds and II 4 Disease I New Philippines Post I The Secretary has decided to create 1 one of the now regiment pOI at liaKUlo In tIle Philippines and asks for I u n appropriation for tin purpose lie also urges an enlargement nf Fort JIc Klnley reservation neir Manila by 600 i itcrcs at a cost of flSViOO and the con Blructlon of nn electric railroad from Camp Overton on the north shore of Mindanao to Camp Kclthley on Lake i atiao In the centre of the iloro country lie compares Hasuln to the Adlron diicks In a iio phere and climate and nys that nothing cuiild be of greater iilil to 1 army than a j st at that t fMnt whor every regiment In the id a id illighI bo sent at some time during Its tour of duty In the Islands A profounl conviction of tho Import I COURT NAMES RECEIVER fOR 3UAVf ROAD I Judge Lacombe Appoints F VV Whitridge Upon Appli cation of Bondholders Judge Lacombe In the United States Circuit Court today atter UitentaK to counsel representing various bond Inter ests In connection with th Third ave nue road appointed Frederick W I Vhltrldge an attorney of this cty I receiver of that road I Although there was marked opposition I to the appointment of a receIver at this time the Court said that the commit tee of bondholders represented by John M Bowers who made the application for the receivership and represented also an ownership of S2000CuO of the second mortgage bonds of the Third avenue road out of a total issue of SJ7560000 warn entitled to the appoint ment of a receiver Judge Lnootnb also took occasion to make a few pointed remarks regard Ing criticism of receivers of public ser vice corporations Such receiverships he declared are at best thankless tasks requiring a great deal of Ume and labor There ias been he said much unin formed criticism concerning such re ceiverships and there seem to be a tendency at the present time no mat I ter how good a mans reputation to believe that he nas acting In the In terests of either his friends or hlm self elfThere There were men Jiidfte Ijftcombe de c tred of high standing willing to accept such offices at the request of the court men wiio were willing to discharge their duties honorably and work for the best Interests of the stock and bondholders and the public gener ally Mr Bowers In his argument told how the road came Into the possession of receivers Jollne and Robinson through the Metropolitan Street Railway re ceiverships Now that the propertys Income had been passed by the re ceivers he Insisted It was hut the i right f his clients owning 1 WACOO of I I the corporations bonds to have a sep arate receiver to protect their Interests i and to collect the Jnlly income of the i property ir Klklns representing other bond holders objected to Mr Whitridge chiefly on the ground that his appoint ment had been suggested by the bond holders committee CONFESSED BRIBETAKER I DROPS DEAD IN HOME SAN FRANCISCO Jan 6Former Supervisor Thomas F LoneTRan dropped I dead at his home here today lIe was one of the members of the Board of Supervisors who confessed to having received bribes of tho United Uallwuya I the telephone company und other cur orations I ance of the subject leads the Secretary i to earnestly adjure Oonjjrn to give hcfd to die proiulne needs of the mili tary department which the oiaim Is made It has ovurlooked ncrtwltlistaml Inc attention has been ros e itedly called to It The Secretary says 1 Tlio failure to niako proper lad ade quate provision for curing for the heahli I al1a comfort of the volunteer forces In I tile time of warand this can only be I done by creating a sutllclenUy large I body of cotnpeUnt surgeons with mlli I tiiy knowledge and trainIngnot only I nKdl sly prolongs the struggle und lit voivca the country In expumSltuni of money far In excess of the actual com I lof making propor provision In advance but most deplorable of all brings anx loty and sorrow to householda all one the kind and condemns many promising I youths to unnecessary suffering and ptai itibly to a premature grave ccomtxinylnK die report are the esti I mates for the support of tho military establishment during the next fiscal year tliev being 115S2KI1 greater than last years appropriations fly far the Greatest part of the increase more than I 00 per cent Is for coast defense works I of which about Jlil700OW is required for the United States and JHSOOUuO for the I Insular possessions I i I H r fljrU11eJ oe possessionss SALE SemiAnnual ALE Drill clothes are the finest tailored and most modern clothes in New York Most modern because tailored by ten of the most mod em tailoring organizations under most modern conditions most modern styles designed by famous designers made from most modern fabrics woven by the worlds best mills So modern so high grade and so thoroughly dependable ire Brill clothes that every Brill garment is positively warranted to hold Us shape fit style and color until worn out and to give absolute satisfaction to the wearer Brill clothes at regular low prices are best values anywhere At present reduced prices the actual Savings Are 30 to 40 Mens Suits and Overcoats 950 1250 S15 and S18 values 1 Suits and Overcoats Gil 1150 18 and 20 values 9JL I Suits and 20 and Overcoats 2250 values tl 1450 F Suits and Overcoats 25 and 28 values 17 Suits and Overcoats 28 and 30 values Cl19 Suits and Overcoats I values up to 40 26 I gu ic FOUR STORES UNION SQUARE 14th n Bway 47 CORTLANDT n Greenwich 279 BROADWAY n Chambers 125th STREET cor 3d Avenue Hwtan Btor Open Evening t COURTCONDEMNS 1 THE EMPLOYERS LIABILITY LAW I Is Unconstitutional Federal Judges Hold in Finding i for Railroads i WASHINGTON Jan 6In an opinIon Ii by Justice White the Supreme Court or I the United States today held to he unconstitutional the Congressional en actment of June Hi ISO known as the Employers Liability Law making rail roads and other common carriers re sjxmslbre to employees In accident due to the negligence of fellowservants or to Ineffective appliances The decision of the lower courts was arrirmil There were two cases Wore the court Involving the question of the validity of the law one of them being the case of Damalle Howard odmlnlHtratrlx of her husband Will Howard a locomo tive fireman who was killed In an oc cIdent on the Illinois Central Jlaltroiii near Memphis Penn and the other that of X C Brooks administratrix and mother of Morris S Brooks a llreman who was killed on the Southern Pacific rood In Nevada I The Howard case was tried In the United Stats Circuit Court of the Western District of Tennessee with Jurigo McCall presiding and the lirooks case In lira United States Cir cuit Court for the Western District of Kentucky with Judge Walter Evans I on the bench Inthe former I case damages amoun ins to 5CuO were demanded while in the latter the sum won fIxed at 20000 The rallrnibLft fought boUt cases In thi trial courts and III tho Supremo Court and In each case obtained a verdict ii ttI I flat tlw complainants on the ground of tlio unoonstllutlonillty of the law Judge Evans and Judge McCall fol Imvtxl the canto line of reasoning In reaching their conclusions both hold lag the law to bu Invalid on the double tsruunj that a Contjrtyislonal enactment could not to made applicable to Inlvr Stat eoimnercu us they clalmol was undiutnjken In this law und that pro teotlon from accidents In InterState commerce could not be construed an any part of commerco of any kind Both the Kentucky and Tennessee de cisions wore alllrmed by Justice Whites opinion on the ground that thu law Is not confine to the regulation of the business of Interstate carriers but un dertakes to regulate their dealings with their employees Solid Gold Eye Glasses 100 a Pair These are the same kind of Qlannni as are told genrrally at J5 00 a par This la a remarkable chance ant ono that should appeal blron y to al eye Klaus wearer not only bu of the big saving In r rlc tnt iiU baue the opportunity Is prrMnti by an optician of more than thirty I yean rpwtenc one with a wide spread reuytntlon for ability and cor rectness his means that youll nut I only pet a pair of five dollar otd I eye JT 1 RP for roe dotnr but that the glosses will be nlinolutelj rIght IT MITT particular Thin offer Is FOR THIS WEEK at my two stores If your eyes troutlp you in a way come to fe my oculist The doctors will examln thorn thoroughly nod glv you advc ire of chan Every pair of these Glasses I guar ante to be absolutely correct T v retmdd tq ZJf 4 1 106 E 23d St naaArv4th New York i 541 Fulton St n ar f Kalb Bklyn Nal I CmaaEfece G I DRY GOODS CARPETS UPHOLSTERY CONTINUATION OF Annual January Sales French and American Lingerie Infants Wear Coats Suits and Dresses FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Household and Decorative Linens Embroideries Valenciennes Laces Unusual Price Concessions SPECIAL SALE OF Infants imported Wear HANDMADE DRESSES 6 mos to 3 yrs 200 275 300 375 HANDMADE SHORT PETTICOATS on waist 125 150250 HANDMADE on band 150 200 250 300 Also a limited number of HIGH GRADE SHORT AND LONG DRESSES At Greatly Reduced Prices t8t The Key to fortunes vaults Is commonly known as a World Real Estate ad I T 10 Sixth Blocks Avcnue on I ONe ALdns Co 20th 22d Streets 21st I I I I I I I Lstablishcd Forty Ycars I I JY W UlS srrziiKO ovr r I i A Great January Sale of Dress Qoods at Less Than l2 Price I The entire stock ot two of the largest and best mills in the countryover 40000 yards in the lot and all desirable fabricsAT ACTUALLY LESS THAN HALF I I REGULAR PRICES i An opportunity to buy reliable Wool Dress Fabrics at lower prices than I the women of New York have known in many a day I 125 150 and 175Black and Colored Dress Qoods at 56inch Satin Stripe Serges 54inch Plain Tailor Serges 56inch Chiffon Panamas 52 69c I I inch Plain Voiles 44inch Cheviots 52inch Broadcloths 44inch Shadow Stripe Taffetas 5oincli Shadow Check and Stripe Suiting3 44inch Plain Taffetas Poplins Armures Her Reduced from I i ringbone Serges c c 125 Every yard of the above is strictly pure wool and absolutely perfect in every way Black 150 gl75 I and large variety of colors I 100 to 150 Dress Goods and Suitings I Reduced I i 50inch AllWool Broadcloths in colors and black 56inch Imported Check and Stripe I to I Tailorings ingreat variety 50inch Covert Suitings in nil colors 52inch AllWool Pana I mas 50inch AllWool Sponged Cheviots 44inch AllWool Storm Serges etc etc im 49c mense assortments to choose from I II I 59c AllWool 50c AllWool I 89c fancy Tailor I 29c I9c j Cheviots Ladies Cloth C I Suitings 29c 36 inches wide ponged and 36 inch in brown green cardinal I SO to 54 inches wide stripes and I I shrunk in nay royal brown gar garnet navy cadet tan gray and checks in tan gray brown green I i net green and black xfort blue etc I I j 79c AllWool 39c SOC AllWool 25c I AllWool Chcviots39c Nuns Veilings Crepe Albatross C I 43 inches wide nice silk finish qual 36 inches wide In black cream and 44 ins wide sponged and shrunk in ity In black and 24 choice shades I full line of street and evening shades I black and every desirable shade I Black Broadcloths at a Sacrifice 165 Black Broadcloth 89c 279 Black Broadcloth 139 Sponged and shrunk rich lustrous finish Sponged and shrunk high satin finish 200 Black Broadcloth U9 I 375 Black Broadcloth M 75 Sponged and shrink high satin finish Sponged and shrunk superior high lustre finish H LIN SITnSR BUILDISO j SemiAnnual Sale of Importers Sample Hosiery Samples from the Largest Hosiery Importers in the World I I I 4 a LIc I 28000 pairs of the best Hosiery ever offered at Almost Half Price It is impossible to give in detail the assortments I to be found at each price quoted In the various lots there is splendid choice in the following kinds Sheer gauze lisles Plain and embroidered silk mixed lisles Jacijuard lilcs Horizontal and 1 vertical effects The finest and newest Scotch pldid I hosiery Black silk isles lull cushioned regular I made Plenty of the des lJIJlc plain black lisles C Cotton and silk lisles Split feet and sheer plain pure silk hosiery Hand embroidered and lace I j lisles etc etc I I Womens t I I Womens 1 Womens 1 I I Womens II t 25c 4 A I I 50c 22c 75 vr 5100 AQr Hosicryat J 4c I Hosiery Hosiery 3C j Hosiery C I C I Womens 100 tol 1 Men 23c l f Mens sOc I 130SilkHosieryj 69c1 Half Hose atf J4c L Half Hose at 22 YI I I ii r 1 All CarTrensfcr fi I LEXINGTON TO 3D AVE 59TH TO 60TII ST i A Remarkable January Sale of Newest Model I Highest Grade i I Walters I Pianos I I At a Saving to You of from I S150 to 300 I i I Greatest Piano Values In the I Wo rhl I PlftnoB priced up to 1300 can be paid for on tho extraordinarily easy I I pnvment term of 5 Down 1 a Week I No Interest No Insurance I I i No Extras Whatever Upon Payment of J5 We Deliver Ihe Piano to Your Home 1 Y1i I h I A ll zV Till riANOH we offer In this Oreat I Sat have tho Mnet repeating I tiie lisl trig nation wtilci is fully kriiirmuc I rr twenty five vrtrs I TIIKSR PIANOS have fclpctfl I Ivory key 1 iitent covered sharps I which are aa nrronth ns gins Cnsci are beniitlfiilly finished In I flnelv flgurt double veneer orlK Innl designs handsomely carved i or may be had In plain Colonial or Ilmplra mylo If flrfi3 In artistic MIn and makeup I I there IH no piano In this world nt I anywhere near even donliln their price that can equal thorn iII I TillS IS tho lines collection of high grade pianos we liivn over II orl I Shown Not alone wflt you is I cure the flnc t piano tht human i I skill and mono can build HPT I WR atAKANTRB TOt A RAV I INC OF rnoM n TO 1107 I 400 Walters Special IIIS 500 Walters Pianos C S240 475 Walters Excelsior 235 SSOO Wallers W Pianos SZtO JSSO Walters I Piano S260 500 Wallers L Pianos 250 600 Walters K Piano 300 1 750 Walters Vertical Grand I UorlRlit Pianos 350 SPECIAL NOTICE j WE CHAllUE no Interest for time I taken In making paynienti no I Insurance anti no extras what ever Upon request representative will i call 1 i LOOMIN DALES I I Lex to ld Ave 59th to 60h St FHE DAILY LESSON I Q Whit Is better thin a World Ad rerthtment A A threetime World Advertisement J 0 What is still better than a t Ime World Advertisement A A seventime World Advertisement ST Inquire About Rntcs on Thrta tad Seven Time World Advtn A llallrun Olrl Art Calendar fur ItlOS n ten colon tlMrlbut tttli The Sun Lay Wurltl ou Jan 1U and tit ilrrutrr tv York ouljf let the set l r UltMt Art 1ao4c r UuI w 1I ALL CAP5 TRAPIrER TO I jjIoof11161ueS Our Bes Jainiuary White Sale ITs Now Under Way I1I01I cum I Mens 350 to 5 Trousers179 An immense purchase from I WI 1 one of the largest manufacturers l It5 14 gave us the garments to sell IIS i At Less Than Half j C AZ the Usual Price I I In point of make fit and fin ish these trousers are all that I could be desired I rr The lot comprises trousers of 1r79i the most stylish cut in pure wool Worsteds Cassimeres Cheviots I and Scotch Homespuns Fabrics that ordinarily cost more l1i by the yard than you are asked to pay for the trousers all made up Ii Ii i l There are sizes to fit every man I short thin stout tall from 30 to i 44 inch waist measurement I t ACTUAL 450 AND 350 500 179 I I I TROUSERS AT Boys 3 and 4 Suits Overcoats 190 5nont rinnr mh St Scrtlm KI005IINOnAIKS Highest Grade Office Furniture P at lower prices than anywhere else in Greater New York Here is a typical instance I At 25 ARoII top Of quartered golden oak 54 inches long 32 Inches deep and 50 Inches i high Has raised panels all around I 0 0 I 2 pedestals in base with swell front drawers and carved pulls Also drawer between pedestals The top Is fitted with pigeonholes f I racks pen drawers etc This rematkable value is but one of I the many office furniture bargains you will find in the Bloomingdale Furniture Store ¼ We show 50 styles of revolving I chairs in mahogany and oak with wood cane and leather seats at prices that cannot be equalled Fourth Floor elsewhere IILOOMINCIHALES Look at These Fur Bargains Prices made to clear stock completely nnd quickly WOMENS 25 FURLINED COATS made of fine broadcloth and lined with squirrel and Spanish mink have storm collars of brook I mink or brown Russian lynx re 11 50 duced to i MENS 75 AND 100 FURLIKED COATS i made of fine black ksrsey and lined with far East ern mink have collars o Brock 39 00 I Mink WOMENS SSI FURLINED COATS lined with squirrel have lynx and Persian col OO J1 25 00 j i1 lars reduced to v I1 I WOMENS 50 FURLINED COA TS lined with brown lynx pieced Persian collar PJQ 1900 1 I reduced to P ii C l WOMENS 49 TO 59 RUSSIAN PONY COATS beautifully made and trimmed semi OQ 4i 29 00 fitting model reduced to tp jiftUU S Second floor Sftth St Section IiLOO3hINaItIEt 250 LONG KID GLOVES Ai 169 Mousquctaire style glace kid Rloves L perfectly made MENS 25c CASHMERE HALF HOSE AT ic Medium and heavy weight in black with gray merino heels and natural and Oxford gray 3 pairs for SOc 79c SHORT LAWN KIMONOS 49c Made of a fine quality luwn in pretty figure anl stripe designs with fitted back pleated front and flowing sleeves Prettily trimmed with fancy braid Sizes 36 to 46 I i MENS PERFECT COLLARS 6 FOR 40c 12 for 7Sc This is the best lot of collars ever offered at such an ex ceptionally low price Usually sell for 150 a dozen Nof seconds II MENS 110 WHITE PLEATED SHIRTS 79c 1 Made In the belt pcttsible manner of extra fine quality muslin Cnt generously und hand laundered Have separate and attached cuffs I Regular and coat models three different styles of pleats sizes 14 to 18 train Floor I l5LOOMlNiIEES MENS UNDERWEAR ABOUT i2 In two lots of the famous Norfolk CSt New I 7 Brunswick make The first is made II up of merino medium weight shirts LWBRO and drawers in natural gray and I E white Regular price 125 I I 69c special tomorrow at C fRADL MARK O The other lot is made up ot lull fashioned heavy o s weight natural wool shirts and draw tf 1 C 1 25 4 ers Regular price 250 tomorrow at i D 1OSI F RoJ c Main Flour 0th at Section II 10 011 S 111 roES I MENS 350 SHOES AT 194 I Broken assortment of sizes those who cnn wear sizes 6 to 834 In B and i C widths will get great bargains tiecond Moor I WOMENS 4 AND 5 SHOES AT 290 With wide ankles and broad welted soles tipped or plain toes button I style sizes 21fJ to 9 C to EE widths Second Moor I CHILDRENS 150 SHOES AT 69c Sizes 4 to 8 with spring heels Sizes 2 to 5 at 49c i I SMALL BOYS SOLID LEATHER SHOES 98c Sizes 84 to 13M C D and E widths CLEARANCE SALE OF TAFFETA UMBRELLAS 100 Substantially made frames covered with erellcnt wearing Taffeta A splendid variety of handsome handles for men and women BURLEIGH FAWN SQUARE BLANKETS PER POUND 78c I The offering of theis popular horse blankets at this remarkably low price is sure to Interest every driver The blankets arc here In 9 10 and sizes nasemenc 12 lb All Cars BLOOMINGDALESJLexto3d Ar1e I I a Transer 59th to 6OshSt rj a

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r P r rsMlJJ l r I 6 THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY JANUARY 6 7Ij9 08 1 I f h I UP AND w TO NEWSY DATE n w I xl EST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK jf I ROBERT EDITED EDGREN BY I MTARLAND THE COMER IS HERE I I f FOR MURPHY 00 r I I Ct j I of the mark that usually come from 4 dressed neatly In n quiet buslrese suit j You have to look Packoy oVer c I mind that he is reilly a tighter Tht nlla this collar that he has a good round j JTT and that the skin la drawn tight i1 orer his oheeK bones from many train I fni pencxlb It ilcFarUnd your real name 7 I uJc j Tes Im Irish And how bout thp Tackey7 short for Patrick replied Me Farland i FarlandH1 IW did rmJ happen to btIn H1 lighting Will said Packey I wa I I ttendlng hool In Chicago a while MO ui4 thiv had o colored trncher I or rantied a strike and we all miked out I hAdnt much to do to I boxed at the Park Manor Club They liked my boxing and they put me to work Bo I I t went right nlong flKhtlnR Then you draw the color line I I wouldnt draw it on Cans urlnncd J Packey Do you like flghtlnc I il re I ilk it l Oh co on woke in Mr Hurry Gil 1 more jr You like tho money you It t Nobody has to eel out an Injunction to force me to take the moneys ad mitted 1ackey but I really like to I light Its fun I only gut K tor my flrBt Wilt and I had to split that But 1 kent at It Ive had fortythree lUhts I 1 and 1 won thirtythree of them with 1 Ftraight knockouts Never lost any at all and no draws I guess that pretty Ort so far 3W about the Herman flfrht IHn No declson explained I Packey But I liad him l nearly out two or three times In the I fight and had lo be very careful not to finish him The Governor ordered the t Bueilrf and the militia to top the 1 figHt Tne sheiIff wired rack tnat It I I hasnt going to be a Hunt only an ex hibition We had to make Rood There t was a lot of bettlne and the bets wure called oft to show thnt it wasnt a prize 11 fight If there had been a knockout we 4 J would have been arrested for prize tgh tin 11 The nnnalty In Iowa Is three q year Imprisonment without any tines qt II a Rn alternative Ve were good and l careful Nelson Im told has a pretty Rood Io opinion of you as a lighter I t Bats all right We box J a few jI exhibitions He told a lot of people II that Id be a champion in a yeJT or so Do you expect to beat Murphy with f in the time limit 7 f I think I will Packpy aid elonly I as If weighing his chances Ttwy sny I Tommy I the bet boy In the East I 11 expect him to give me a hard tight L 1 1 but I understand he H a sixround r i L crapper Hell have to carry the pace 1 r all the way If he wants to stay I hopehe doesnt get malaria agUlnit t ff TWO STAGS TONIGHT Two boxing staff will V e held in I town to nIght The clubs that will 1 bring them off will be the Consolidated A C and the Dry Dock A C At the former club Manager Hilly Elmor has arranged bout between Joe Uanralmn 1 anti Tony Bender Young Misslaslnpl 1 and George Hoey and Barney Wlson lid big Jim Stewarj All the bouts will be for six rounds At the Dry Dock club Lxuieh Cross the local light vvjjrht and Kid Stinger of Phila delphli will come tnBelheir In tho main bout of six rounds 1 I i NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES JCKYV ORLEANS Lo Jan 6Tho rntrlen for tomorrows race are ta follows FIRST RACT Throe furlones purse 204 Alice 110 l 304 Challw ill m SOI Artonrtt llo fXt Cunning llu I f Exotic llu I43Aiy Hnmmnn 119 lj m 222 rrola 110 ZS Lightning Kla h Ito 2 t kit lIn g J MI llar liurtf Ito 822 Holy Mass 1111 I Ljidy Jnyrti I III Molly Hturk llu 222 Mn Sewall lift f Dorothy Vhb llo 2 My Imly Frances110 BBCOND JIACE Pix furlong sfling idrt IMItli M 9Z Once flwirBe HJ cIt Glaan 1IM l 102 1tlwa81 Perkins VJ j lift Cnnimntla II 121 Mnnonla Ill f Mrnine list It llmkrn Mslsly lirt Ettn M lOt THIRD HACC fill furlongs piIltIig I k 211 1re Joll lU IBS Nancy 1tI f Xinfandi1 10 142 Anna Soutt Ji1 I Sheen mi INI Cap lUi 6S J roll n tji I 4 i4nivtaIl III llfl Tinker lii KOUUTH HAOB Klve ua i a half fur wng 1lner101 7Ils tIrtiicy 17 f 31 Tim KIl t Frank leini 100 1 Itovtl Inline 110 Keel Mnvlnit 13 r lliiiOo It 3 IlluKhurn I I lIM Iipr n II lIe g JOS A1MU1T US I 1M Huwell T lINt I t Clcnroj 1 O n FIFTh l7A1 One mile nnJ eve t Ucl PUTC 1 11 is3r ItlCk 1i l iiirn I lXu lf p I HI IIrnk1f U3 1 is riWBr II White IS 110 lUlll 103 2IT H nrlU llJ IK rhli i linn U 31 Mt Vick n lS KIXTIl HViB Mile and on eluhth sell tar 21 soS al IJ li 7tcrtii Iu Sl war 107 HIT M N 1 MM t 111 Jianeii to 11 Iunl lorJ It5I Ats lIIorh 11S Amoeottco llesace cUltnei S Iit J ACKEY MPARUVNn blew into PACKEY York or breezed In whatever nmy be the correct way of describing a Chicago en ranee yesterday afternoon j Accompanying 1ackev wn his malinger Hairy Gilmore jr lackey had two or three bruises on his nose I Hnrrj Gilmore Jr had an overcoat with shoulders as wide as Jeffs It was hard to tell from appearances which was the fighter For that matter no one would take McFarland for a fighter at the first I glance He is a pleasant looking youngster of nineteen without any I ring battles with a perpetual smile a high collar and a black tie arefnlly before making sure in your II M you begin to notice that his neck mint be tojRfc to Ktt an attack vcry I time you take on a big match Murphy Isnt atrald ot anything I raidOh Oh no refilled lc Farl and 1 dont think lien nfrnld But hes un lucky Isnt he I dont s o hem any bwly boxing and Ira nlnl all the time can get sick I n vnr did lftrha tie has u hard time making weight fFOMMY came down to Tho TOU building k few weeks ago said I an J weighed In at HIH in his clothe He didnt liavfl to make weight Jut then 11 TUCKS hs welsht Is all right I Thats tood Fpok up Harry Gil more jr Tn there wont bn any 1 table Paokey can make the woffht sally any day In fact he can BO undo It a few pounds without hurt tat himself T1I the fighter and the maniuror wrmt ui tonn to the Knickerbocker Hotel They arent troubled like Jack I OBrien with difficulty In finding a I first class hostelry to takothem In hire In New York That breezy Chicago manner ajiJ those Chicago cloth I Today Packer and Harry Gilmore Jr leave for Boston On Uio fourteenth the tight with Tommy Murphy coat off When that Is over the ll htwelrl Fituation will be cleared I up to a con siderable extent If the fight ends itn ep 3tdly In a few rounds Mr Joseph Gans of Baltimore may be hoard from agam I Oh by the way Harry Ollmore jr tells me that Packey never smoked chened or touched liquor In his life nnd that he poes to church resrularlv every Sunday You cant beat that dope for a coming champion can you I RACINGDATES I Interest Centres in Just hat Will Be Allotted Empire Track by Jockey Club I The announcement of the racing latce for the coming season on the local i I tracks may be expeted any time The i various associations have It Is all I j alroady agreed on the rrntter an1 all I that ivmaln Is the official announce j I ment from tho Jockey club A gr at i nidjorlt of turf followers are Interested in what will be allotted the Empire r tv j truck It has been said tlat tnt moot I Ings will be held there one in August I I and the other In November Nothing I ofllclnl haH ben given out in tu I matter In the forthcoming report of the Na 1 I tlonal Bureau of Animal Industry there will appear for the first time ollli ial commendation of the work that is lielng done by the Heglstratlon Department of the Jockey Clib A representative of this bureau visited the Jockey wluh IIIt week and made exhaustive Htuily of the workings of Its rcgIatration depxrtmnet Ho found there that sInce assuming thi owner ship of the Hum Ilouk which it pur chased from t ho late Coi R 1 I Bruce there was a record perfi In every de tail of not les than fdCNY nativehied thoroughbred fonls m uivtlon to all thoroughbn which have been Import ed into this country from xarloiis for eign lands during the same iierlod Not only Is the record rnmpletc and authen I tic as to the pirentagi and ownership nf each thorn t ghtrsil foal bred but also Include the registration of th color and murklngs of each and r on The statittkN show the tremen I dously comtnnrciil value of the thor oughbred as a rnehor y Last jvur no roar as figures ma bo had with iccuricv there wen In active training on tli seveijil Ira ks throughout lids country not fewur than I W thoroushuroil1 TIM actual arne I i aye cost to the owners of these bor i as compiled from Inquiry was S2h2l I This rcprcsints a daily cost of 7 vhliili Is thu usual trainers charge In addi tion to this prtctlcull all the irainiTs In the Fast and u fair proportion else isiiore receive 10 pi4 ciiit of tho win nings as u bonus No account here 13 taken of the largo airlf n reived by trainer In Ids esiabli1 inents nor H coOl allowumo for tranpuriation al ways a large Item agents fets rftaii or for joukeys and the hundred anj o Id other expenses Itloh re i nC 3aify lucid nt to racing Of this f ilKiO more nun 10001 I lelllrnS direct ly iu the miner fur nits liny bian s art uiiil utuir fiwl and i bicilnp for mo lursM laying out of I cu iiiUiun inurelv unit wllcn returns i to the ugrlculturlst lndlrl thuuiiih Ilhll large army of attendants which I they support Tin tna IKbred dn I ILl rts the oholest nf trtnln which Crows and wnlrh goes lo lils iimlnto iidno tIn I iipbullillni find is consi l iu ntl a onstant murkut fur the mi si vilti and tl t rnutfst lot V It Is nnt tin extriaium tlgurc in nil to lit I his actual cost tsr diem at JIGO or n total for nil lbs Ihoniiiflilvrwls In lUntl tralnirg of IIOU 00 per year Ills j PACKY WFARLAND HERE 1O FIGHT MURPHY 0 I x i 6 I 1 ONC6 THAT PticY DREW THE COLOR IN i i j J I I I Will SOON Bf ANNOUNCED shoeing bill will average J50 per y Er I Even should he be plated but once a month and this Is far too small for a horse campaigning It would be 135 a year so that there IB approximately 1000 a year In labor paM to the platers There are ci her Items that mount up Into the thousands rapldlv and which are dispersed in various direction There is for ttftanc that of tianv l nation The iniuiul exidu to Sara toga for ejcampo fsts fur the iorsjs cliiflve of i iMifH md nitenil11 ioi ICKB thai and with t mt ltl trains probnlil nuikij the i tin an t fot up Marlv Ii50 ntiie W ien rvm li has CIM 1 i We if a mlgrat n i0 New OrlKiim an Ito nllfnrnli anti this in cost for p e transportation of the horses exels ov to anl ftv ii wl MICHIGAN IMVKllalTV WILL resume athletic relations with other Western un v r ities If the proposed extension of IK fonbal schedule from five to even Bailing for each college la adopted Tile cijnUTitKe lomimtuw L on vote on tht pioposltlon MIDSHIPMAN 1 1 STEVEN OF Sprlnufinlil O tas rnisuil tile itrenfiih record at Anmpols to 141 point or t points above thi former record of 15 f Chambers also Mom Ohio GUY HOSIUNS OK JENXPYI vanli fnivT n has added ft mw Ionic to Ms record 11 a runner in win nm the crfiicountry clumplonMiIp ot th Middle At im li Vsoriatlon of the A A I held In Philadelphia Ills I Mm 01 thi courfe ot 5H miles was 3123 WIMIAM n mirns HAP niix s littnl In hI III tn IIJ of lloir ls cummodurp of thlt licnsonhurst Yacht Cilia lir 41other yor hut cVctioii be In i hold at ih Assembly Urooklyn 1 Wednesday nUit utiir nominations are W J ONIII vice commodore ainuol CoclTin riiir commodore W V Hnherl secraIy I A McTihi tnsasurer and 1 un Iivwn chairman J Inc race inmniltloe i CRITIC WITH 100 POTSTS IT has mad a new Iell ti i clang record at Santa Anlla Irk irmk of 12I J wMih IK the lOW Pacific oisl mark for th distance TI1K Sf f KKK CSAMIJ HRTxVrRN rhc eleven from Min sI riinsip Plll tdH pnla aid tho fniiifron team plnvnl at Vun Virllandt IirU wu won by the ailnr1 by the stnrn nf ti 1 YAIK 1111 AM rriMiTCK IV t Impiohir In t MIP uiiniu In folbi1 htskt iniiiiln ar i nu polf ntid A it r olo 11 Mnl Ir IH lit llUIh 1 I r ll ln 1 I Vl I II von in rnw K i c iiiMtt h s u u DOINGS IN SPORT WORLD I I i JOIN CHAMPION WESTONS 5 Evening World WalKing Club I i Name Address I i Fill in this coupon and send to I IiDWAHD PAVSON WESTON care of THE EhMNG WORLD Mr Westcn will te glad to I answer any Lrvun questions pertaining to walking S 5SI h Jd PAKelwoLl n THIs LooKtP EMOUft4 LIKE 97z L aAA HIM TO G Animal Industrys Report Shows It Cost S000000 to Maintain Thoroughbreds this year be in excess of 175f0 Adi to this the fare for attendants owners j trainers itc for thy are not taken free and to It the expenses of shift ing from track i i teak ill DVT the country and there Is nvordlnsr to the most reliable and eonm rMitv estlnwr IncludIng the cost of the lrriets veartIIca a slim not far frvm another half mtHon 3oiliir I Irniion in swlinmuc flil hockey I liuinlia In lnnlnir llnrinl in I n nls Icnsvlviinia III rn ki i tnd rak nthleti Ant arioliy In fen Inc N Y L In oiimaotirx uil lli ii rd In as r lutlon football nd icroM e Till HK571 Sih lOOT KTIiG chimplonihlps will to held nt Pt Nh alt olns Mnk Marl 17 In the r12 last yar rv Witt Cllntnn von tho tliru events Laurrncc Cromln In the 411 ard and IM mile and Ionl Isirnet the fSOyard race TJIK WKEKI V SIX MTU JIOS country run of the Molt Ilnv n A C hril vestrnl3v was won liy Jnmi Ipchanih Mo hml a four minute liiirdloip and rov ivil tho ilxtnn In tllfyfnu nlnulo I went ytrei siC ftids K MiAvoy was M CUIII 1 and ii I I I P1111 third Till HOCKFV TTAIMS OF rill Crescent A f and NVw York A C hid their final prieilio yistt rda r for tiiir cmr5 topiiiTnw nltvt at S NIolnliH Illnk This iimr Ins the siison fir the Ilocky Iyoi4uc MitP JAMKS SMITH OP HACKHN sack has made a rpnnl score for lie fmson for women bowlns t4lt rollc sn Slii rolled fIe ra air nfior Hint ttlh nil nveraai of l2 A wek aLto Jlrc fmlth rolled Wl isi nml JI Slip lain oi iiuin units T it 01 HCtre if the ci ioii In Now York ami Prooklyn Is held by Mrs Luster with SiS Harvard to Row Navy 11 lilt I DGI Maxs Ian f The intinaKii of tho MirMird xnillv ir w atm ninth last tight thaI Ilnrvard the MidHhlprnin of tin 0 wniM row irni Navy at Annap is on ilio S rn uu t 11 to i Lt taking tile phi if io run I tnmar ia with foluinlun on thu liar I iid kliPtulc I fENCING BOUTS WILL BE HELD I COLUMBIA Columbia University has secured the privilege of holdIng the division bout for Intercollegiate fencer of that col lege Princeton and West Point on Marih 14 There will be three series 1 nder the new arrajigcments for holdliiK tile preliminary bouts and Philadelphia and Boston were assigned the other two I which will be held at Pennsylanla and Ilnrvard Universities rispectlvely Sev 1 oral chances have been made In the rules governing the contests I HASKINS DENIES Ppxlal to The Kwnlns World r IMIILADKLlHIA Jan 6Gu Haw kins the University of Pennsylvanias liueroollecmte mile half mile and cross country champion declares that tIlt rvports from Ilostnn to tho effect that ho ins been matched to race Mclvin SHcppivrd tor 10 1 yarvls Is R mistaken liS far aa he Is concerned for the slat HANS WAGNER WILL NOT PLAY HOCKEY I IlTTSUUIUi Jan 6Hllns Wagner tlu siort stop of the Ilttsburg baseball I team has been offered as mtiiih money as ho receives from the Ilttburs Club I for playing bajebsill If ho will organize a hoikoy team for the town of Union I town and play on It the team to be a member of the Central Pennsylvania Hockey league The offer was made by William Me Connirk a wealthy sporting man of Lnlontowu who told Wagner ho would give him as muoli tnonuy as his Pitts burg oonlrart rails for for four montiis I hoikey playing I Wisiier H Is unIorstood receives fOnxi a year from PlttsburK He gavn the iioositlon conslderillon having In conlfinpliitlon the forming of a team with Mmself II ins lob1rt of the Cln iitiiutl team and Paiscy Ilahirty of iiotii both of whom also llvo here as IIWIII hiui4 Wanner finally turned down list off r Ifiinng that H would iggnival the rue itiiatistti from which ho suffered last btiIilri Cullen and Pclrce In Fast Go iS Ielal lo The KenlnB World I IlllAIKWHIA Pa Jan 3 lhtIP illin of Now York fought a Ii iwx lionil bit It he at the Nat tonal A e Sat urdiy nlgit with Young tvlrci of lIt Ity In a rnlxtip In the tlrit round Peiro sent Cullcn to Uiu mat with II right otvlng un the Jaw and It looked like a quirk fUrlalM To tht surprise of t 10 orowM Ciillen survived the round Krom that jiolnt on It was a Kppor lattle with first mie und then IT nt ier eding Pelrre doing the hot ler work nt Ions range and Cullen when ie could get In close I III tl e wlndup of the how FVeil IAtI dvrs of San 1rniiclico i rov d too clever or Jim Ooon of Summit Hill I s AHtR Bo1tUi 0 EXHIHOHS j 3 I NT PAKE1 eAnIN Nsc1 SAI HE VoIA t ¼ sItccl ILMORe JR I WHoO iFARLNt PKIM Rl tJ PRES5ED MINIHER IN ALL NEGOTIATIONS BIG MONEY FOR BURNS IN PALMER FIGHT tj Champion Figures that This Battle Will Be Bigger Fi nancially than Moir Go IJY JOhN POLLOCK iMTl BVUNS the cvami lf n T hsav41eht of the world will mrl iron mrpr out of his next o3ttit I 1 Pitvid than he dW for knok le out Gunner Mor the Kncllh champion At the NatIonal Sporting riub of Ixindin wrier I the m Ss t ars tocrtlc club on the other sIde He I to takle Jack Palmer the English hrnvvwlKht for twenty rounds at Vondorland on Feb 10 for a side bet n s2p and SO per cent of the gross receipts of whloh the wlerr will get 75 r r cent and thn 1011 S As the public Is allowtvl thl rrlTlltf of buy ing tickets It Is exPOCISS tht fhimn3s will wltnes the tattle as the building a Wp on and th poplp will tire liD hA mon v without a kick Nelson to ght Clifford Jan 13 All dsn for the b ut botwn Haiti rte V pln ind Jnk Clifford ho purl 1 Mont llirhtwclirM i fire the Psden Utnhl A r have fnilly n nrnnirM his v will haUl for ttv ntv rounds M I S3 points welrh in it OP M on lbs nlcht of Jan 13 N elan I P to rots Inc lareest jUSJ SnIPS mWclven A puirll In Itah Hp I i or l ike i4v whli CllfJoH is codtorlnc hrnlf H I Ocrl n Baldwin Boxes Goodman ToNight Matty niM ln the sturdy llchtnelitht of Host m ant Kl 1 loodinmi nnothr ifoo1 flirhter from the same city ar In jvrfvt i hap fir Ihlr wh round baths which will 1s cldej bfonj the Wlnntlmmltt A Coo of Phflsna Mats toturht IUlil lns rivenl victory over Johnny Summers the Un llsh fighter how him to tni In hIs tout letting form Just now sad on that arcount he ought to win the iwlaum OVT Goonwn on poInts McGarry and Gannon ToNight I Amby Mmarry the Bronx llchtwtlifht will I Journey to Philadelphia tonight here no I nl1 hook up with Mickey Oannon the I tciceil fphtr of PUUburc In a Ur un I i i hjut before tIC SpnliK Garden A C GT lion it nnr if iiwe iiambiiiB flshtfrs llk i i liiinnf sit I u A truce arc th knii ftf fijftf 1 that Am stir We Ui the teIt aU Ii I likely I CCC MIckey the toilcnet bai I ie iie has en rtiueil so far j McFarland to Fight in Quaker City IMokey McKarlund Is going to fight In I ITiHulelfSiU after ills twelveround battle I SHEPPARD RACE I pie reason that the Boston mnnnjrc rnent arranged the nlleRcd race with out ever consulting or invlUnK llasklns to compote But In sjilto of this Hiisldns will prob ably accept suIt a ohallenco If prop erly Invited for he feels absolutely continent of his ability to trim Shep pnnl acoln AMUSEMENTS UAMMEINS I l I Id St iJwayEi e tt5 50 73 1111 and tilt Ave Dully tlutn l ill c It U KnonlM Truly Shattuck Mr and Mm S dney Drew Oenarn Hand if Z Hlecils 1atitnmlnie Co The gIn a VII ft lair Johnwn It Wells Vltnwnnh mid IHTACIIIVAMA ant Ills II Inn tVrrtlerx MANHATTAN JI II V imiSK Jllllinrt lAll llthIlJ nrsthu Tonight ut h The Maskwl lull vi QI N Lout1 iwlth Mary Oaplon I nium at S 7Vt A Ida Prl nt s i l on I ltosn nltTf7 111 Mtt L Iutse Sat nIght nt K l 7VJWI innat ilol II t lnnul Inn i3 Mine letrazzlnl In La Tmvlnttt rfEW CIRCLE way nth s t Gvtsir I Mat Wed Sut Sir YORKE and ADAMS IN PLAYING THE PONIES BLANEYS 1SCOl RQ nwy rlIh 01 J I Ial iiflo JII THE BAD BOY IIJ j L Joti IITIIE i iiriLs A SAT HHIsTEDDVBEARS THIIIW Mat Kniirenlr JleeepUnn on Htae 11TH ST il AV PASTORS rONTINtOlH 20 ami 10 ontH lttzgibhuinMcCoy Trio Iranitin Duprpp iniprnn and llaMwIn Matins Tnilav f All Ci At nth Av c Mjt ToUy 14th M WMA H TURNER Ills Trrrlhlo SorrM or Dir Men Munkev ASTlJH u a 1 i tviniu b13 WO TONKillT AT Slr THE SECRET ORCHARD tR J TONICJIIT AN AMKIIICAN CITIZKN MUKKAI V HILL THIIATHE 421 I xav Ilunlut mRDi GRAS BEAUTIES MAT DAILY VMATBIIt NIGHT FHIDAV WEST EN 1HBATIIB IMlh II A Uth aY nto I Lnu M n Tol y A Wd SSc NEIL BURGESS i The County Fair j with Tommy Murphy bfor Ire Xrtnnr A I A of li mon on Jan H lie ni iwd rr In ttQQister O w th hIs muinjei ll rr i uttrore 1 r on Satonir orht eat w I the leuround battle between Fri UuiJers Cal JLTiry npnn pt At the faterI A C I Mr tie rw JACK McOuiiMn the club m tchm kfr nd GlmT in t r for Me Kapjind to flirtt sal as accented It I Blackburn and Gunther to Meet I Again I Jack JllJUkburn tie colored I hwh 5 f Phi Jclphu baa poVM out mother v f i I mir to nuke t srct vii it ih his ft hand Jab for MnM he sit pick tiv 01 east 1100 Ths fisstcr site In Jur for thin 1 tlang li Gram GjnUicr he Aueraiat Ottsr n ry will box s a roumi At rie aadwy A C of ChiltKlclphta on ThJ IAJ rlrM Bluek ur tt Ounbcr iva n five i unds a ttr Njks ajfo in thrt juikr i Cty i Sailor Burke Calls Off a Bout i The ilxround out tenceo fvilai Ilurke AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE bruAIia VOI at i bitl t a L MMtneo Saturday IIa MAUDE ADAMS PI1 WIKK Iii1jrl 5 UI AUAiuJAiiiY s IIuI Huflson NlIh At near ryaF su tV wy T I Mat Voi t Sat Jii ETHEL BARRYMORb i Jfu iISTtJ pw 1 CRITER ION lists 4Itli et lse SF VufwfV tKMr I I I if Mat V1 ii Al 2 i TIU DlI1I M F1tn I 0 H II and iNcinrsT IOU GO F 0 Ull GARRICK Sith nr IIWII tJ Maxine EsU lIato xhj lr lu t mto HlII 111I1 kScK IIt1io CKKK Bway 3MI St iei S 13 lIsts We I s 11 TUII TOE III I fir i iii n0 IOOIn In I lit AtK or NE W O SJVO 3Hhlt ntj tiwa I 13 Man Thur Sat 2 1 Iiit t wk THE MAN OF TH HOUR IrlhUUI I lYCKlMTIIKn 1CI Tnf ij ftiihM atS C I hr ii r r Mats Tiiir S 3 lilt m Iff KVHIU HKI IBW INL IIIILI I II II LI MAitii HIT IMIST V EIO WAY Titlritg 1se I Uw tn t 4 Isr S a UTEItS 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3latiiis Stittirday Iway 1tnp llna I DIOII ISLoWnRFIELD 10 A iranil pI PvI1 untIl ILLU rmv lnfl OADKMY iF Iii Ti t IrvlnVcf WJJir1 Omrrntji fr 3 more wk TIIB ROSE It WOO lh Flt NOK ti I 1111 3CI n 11WpI Sntg rHI s MADISON SO 1Ht r I MAY ROBS plIn T1I1 IttII nu I 1 Ryl flfll avvu IENATIIts 011 IT M DJJOV Iwl il MwK 13u RI Mail II MM innMi in THE COET N A IMOVA 1Owrn Mn T niMlirW J I Ith S I TiiIlen MT S Ti imv HUtwti MLY GRLS IMPANt F Wli lit I liiiun I Hirs AMATKIK XKillT JKVKKV TIICHSDAV T nOTII I II B It3th Sl IrfidlesMll Toliu Hi HAM THELADV BIRDS I F I iurlltni R Vniiipllle Acl AMATKIK l3iiT KVKHY IlllDAY I uuiyj iniiii iiviv Mr II I I I I I P1 Ii I Dly I I IJ Ilie tfrlili COlONIAl tf1i lltiiiI I lllilitlildllliini Uewy I 2d St II Inn Illini eve a iirtl II DaIly 111 IS MANN A 0 II lH ft MBR U Mat fADim riirr iticoi ULil IlItIuhlU 23i S lrr iil II Kngllsh I ItIh 1lh 140 llurkrni etc Ih AV a Ill I sI 429 ot Mh SC 23 m o 13 I AMERICAN M ls Today V iI Kc I Around the ClocK N E S STAR 117th MittS Tohad Let fly jail S ti 23 1HE MYSTERIOUS BURGLAR iiirnrDiO MUSIC HALL 11Hay 2Mb tit WE HERS Eve I Ii Milts Wwl l Sat2131 wi Mnl I Ilurlwqu of the Merry widow VctV I I Permlnnlon Hfnry W Savage I llonery niux Canal Eve 813 THALA Main TodayWM A Hat SIIV 4I4ilER Bunco Arizona W511ckCltWY30 Kv813 Mt WDAt Wal munx MUllc1 Hal Ual 00of T litIliiiiii CAD Ii 111W Two Hour SoIt4 J KrdlHrFuR A DAY IituTl 1 1 1 I I Men Will Receive SO Per Cent j of Receipts of Which the I 1 Winner Gets 75 Per Cent I And lack Rmner ot Sjmmlt mil w1 wa C has been heM brfore the PerI A w or V11k EUjTe Pa on Jan 10 oS f ciareI off today Hob Clark wrote tana for Juxlev of the dub that lurk wa4

not realy to start II U eiptwled th ne 1 cotditton will test on Jan 27 If Burke II then t lror j I AMUSEMENTS Hippodrome Klillre ttloik Illli AT 4fd44th Bin Julv Mats I en eHil Kr 3li Anntlier KIpiHidrnnie Sensation ItO IO I j AND A MIIAKP I IIHIO riltsT 101 rKOIIK TOn HOUSES 1 I 055 Vtr Sp ctT5e of ih Are BATTLE OtcPORt ARTHUR I Arlillro InlBlilrj Cainlrj Navj C stek li IMullL tiC ITMMJ Ill i iivniK IN 11 ILUX tlrT i w nf t j njivvti 1 ir i vr I ii the Mulc11 daace 1 I IViurs iAHIEN ItllTY ttin The iEEASONSt I it CARNIVAL I I 5rz tI i Cii I 1 n ItrI rvs M I 5 11 rs I WfltI uiAiisr siliI CA3INO 1 V To Night TNw Mi Funabashi I HAL YS IIaa ro6Nlgh F M Holland hP SSTj1 I LYRIC 1h1 II 1 a I sM I M SFISKE I 1 ROSMERSHOLH H CKETT 121 II f I itts S3s Mat Thlr Sat 213 1 St LII fIAO1 l E IITCHiIa HOUR MaCtiC llws Ft lF llalsWM Sat A 39th Oen w Mono Top 0 thO World iiiIey iiflft i such AustIn If lftkAJ Sn I t L h IC I lf I 1 i O 1 LEW FIELDS Till flint IEISO 1 I 2 ittji lO M V YORKVILLE tCtTo4y SliSMI DIGBY BELL Slipe Acie i V I i DGBY in fCIC 1 X METROPOLIS It d Tiilt METfPOLS l3e 2to SliillT IIIIll It Clillil hRI 111 liAXKTTKtend Tliem NIt lurtig Seamons rri i i 1 NILI HHII MANCIIKMTKIIS llllV VANITV riM rn BXTK11T MNMIJXT kNU IrE I jf l lilod llirlKir Xii I at OIIAM BXTIlM IAIVCB Vtrh lnflt Jai S tIlls BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS Ia lull Mats Mon Wfd i fat BIJOI DEADWOOD DICKS U UUU LAST SHOT ti I Il Mn Hon Thurn i Sit 1 F III I V THE NAIZARO fill OR oz 1111 N Pice attonT uYMIMC 111 OAYlTY CO Mill I 1t1117 101 ivcert Hun Nlitht S TAR f ff t4titC JIATINKK riMIY ttltTa I I SHHRIDANS CITY SPORTS ixTitAKiiisxoiAx THOIIT I GAYETY KMOKiNoroNcKiiTs 44 MATIVIIK D IIY I i ROSH SYDIUS C nXTIl A TUB liUKAT MAItTVXK i I PAt ONui THE LEU THREE AVENLK OF STOCK US OO I Mallnre Dilly ill so lOp t Nixt V lU Tile Imly of llillllt COLUMBIA TILIflIOMFOf 1 iii S 13 21 t1 ttte 1713ti a THE PHANTOM DETECTIVEf T J DRR AGUNN ti Hat been i widely known for over 4 1 I years to the 1 medIcal pro epsilon a n i I liu public a tl I an author of udenllflc ant J I oiular booka 1 1 a tmoher nf u r I ary In t ineillcal rnl i lgea an Ml tar of mcdlcnl I d lour meJcal l l iilar Uo lurer and 0 ipeclalitt on t Diseases of Men I tmiiK mull iiiUulleaied tnvn and lIlt nun I no SIS lUfforlnK ruin LXJST VI rAllTV or any AUU rK or CHHOJlt DISKASB OK ltU should call on Dr tuim iirI Cat Mi opinion antI idMcn J He will tell you candidly what nu f t inilltloit 10 and what hn can do for you Ton will see D Ounn iieraonally at art Vi UGUNI1209W34tHSt1lU OFiL w IsIO to i a to I i to a I Bunilay end Holldayi to 1

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P u 00 V 1 f 1fllf FUSL it 1 THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY JANUARY 61908 91 T Victor Maurel Welcomed in I I Recital at Carneaie Hall I Distinguished French Baritone Charms Anew by Dramatic Singing Despite Impaired Voice Icron MAUnnU the French VICTOR whoso name was one to conjure with yours 110 Kave K recital In Carnefil Hall yesterday afternoon It wns his nrit appearance In New York for many years Time hoa dealt graciously with him lie lookid not a day oldr Ills fltrure was reel his step iasc his manner grace ful his baring dUtlnsullied as ever Only In the matter of voice was tiiere of It Is any difference The beauty till apparent within a limited range but there are hol s In his lOCal and both hli hlifh and low notes are reached with effort Yot the oonwummatH ort t of the man nas nexvv moro In evidence It wnH a delight to hiar him The houso Which was small should have been crowded He gave a splendid object les on to students in the art of singing Exception will be taken hy some to 1 the dramatic acting with which Maurel Illuminated his WJIIKS Perhaps occa Jtionnlly there was a bit of exaggera tion but the writer lor one UioruuK enjoyed it and It the fervor ot the ap plause may be accepted Os evidence s did the audience Why should the con f vention prevail that n concert MnKr chall stand like a mummy with hands f ded in front or held stiffly rt the eldcV j Ingos Crcdi from Verdis Othello RMS sung as Slijri win ii ed to ship It In Ihe days when m oprt tic nmn acer pavo us a chance to hear that im aLessive work ll was Opr contlrent i ctrange to say In iiepiiistiphetes Serenade from CJounods Iaust and the memory of Iltincuni singing of It would not town The Qiuinilo ero piSKli from erdls 1aliuiff was Irreslsti Before these ho had sling delightfully OrelBs I a Jenunnt Pilnceafre Misse f Ucts Marijul Tostlh ijultan Morarts li Mat anlore Old a xruup I of Kngllsi bongs wlirn Inclujfil HiT man Jchrs Tjie litlc Irish Girl and I The Keys of lleaviii the last two 1 with most expreuslvv drollery A male I Vv3tte C itlll ort did oebody say All MgMt lts have mor of em 1ierre lleiintte violinist plnyed I VJernes Itnpromptii and Wlenlawskls I Tarantella with a great deal of tuch ilwil skill and ronslderihlc harm of one The piano acionipinknifnts were idmlrnldy played hy SU Centanlnl f Matirel fTiloiisly and properly Insisted that he share in the applause i HAENSEL UND GRETEL AGAIN AT METROPOLITAN Hnenscl und Oretel was repeated at the Metropolitan OperjIIotise on I 1 Katunliy flight in Ii double hill wlti Jagllaccl put on for the first tlmo this season It Is a pity to have to re I vord that the audience to hear Humper Jincks hoiutlfiil fairy opera with i ts splendid corps of iiitfrpreters I tad Its adiilidl staKe setting was tmadl louUi Homer returned to the cast as the Witch adding 1 uiKely to the effect of Ihe proiluc Ion Hr mnluiip and her acting a nil i the artistic way m which she sacrifice t I her really beautiful voice to tho char acter are not tlio least of her many ailile4fcincnts Hella Aliens Qrclcl I Mattfcld H Hacnsel Marlon Wecfls Jer rude OorllzB Peter Hertzs conduct Ing nnd the playing of the orchestra nil dellRhtftil wero paid tribute to In this column at L1e first production this Season on Christmas afternoon PiiEllaicr wns not an Impressive 1 pnrformance Stracclarls Tonio vas easily the best characterization Illii delivery or the prologue was t rasewor1 thy Martins Canlo woll HUng lacked drumntl Intensity acid fnvallerls Xoddn was tho leant Ititcre tlnf thins I she has done Relss was Ieppa and Sarto was Silvio SYhVESTICU HAWKING MANHATTAN CONCERT I TREAT FOR MUSICLOVERS Under meeterful and finished condlic torshlp which brought forth genuine nnd pnthuilastlc applause the Sunday night concert at the Manhattan Opn House wag an exquisite treat for lovers of highest clasH music Such ar tists us Mile GervlllUcache Mace AKostlnelll M Arlmondl Mine Bress lerGlanoll M llassl M Qlllberl M GlanollGallettl Mile Koclllns and Mile llorlln gave varied renditions In a manner that charmed oven the mot I critical and shared honors with the maestro Camponlnl Tho pro ramme was selected with a view to class as well as flavor and tech nique and Included an aria from Lu cia sting admirably by Mile Fiorello Rldl Iaslllacd of which an encor was demanded of Ihe nor lIasl VI lanelle You and I Th Masked Hall Ilclnrt de Saba and a duet uplendliliv rendered Kvery number was fantlessly sling and the ljliteil audience remained enchanted and appreciative to tae last minute L STEWARTS HOME ENTERED BY 2 BURGLARS Thieves Get Little of Value Before I They Sound Alarm and Escape The etftlve Hur au Is lnvp tlzatlnir a btirslnrv that took placi Friday IIUTII i ng at the homo of Ispenard Stewart j No fi rifth avenue In wliich the thieve I Iot sway with only a sinai amount of j I plunder after they lint eluded n pollre fish a watchman caled an dentfoot i wall and several fences and Rained en I Irinire to tho house without setting oft tlie hiiplar alarm I I It was on an upper floor that the I lliiuvs off nn nlnnn and had to i nee caplnir doMi West Ki hth tired i I Mr Stewart and the servants who had i been aroIied found that only a few unifies had bern taUen by the thieves i tefuro thov wnl to tile upper noon I after moie costly booty I Mr SicMirt reported tc burglary at Headquarter but Ihe only description of tht two nun In thaJ truy were youtiK of aveUBo height and wore dar 1 lot hes

PILOT DEAD IN HIS BUNK William Hull an old Sandy Hook i i pilot was found deed In his perth in I tie British tramp Muncaster Ovstlo to i olay Ho tnanloil the bout beyond the r look lust night and brought her xfely to Qtiariintlne Tlnn he went to bed i xecminwly In geyi health lIe was ilxtyeltrht years old I I Quality Values Announced Yesterday by the I i SterlinoPianoCo I In Their Great January Sale of I USED PIANOS of Important Consideration IlOSE INTERESTED in buying a used THOSE or one where the case design has been discontinued or possibly a factory sample found in our advertisement Sunday a list of real bargains that cannot be duplicated in the United States We cannot give an itemized list again this evening for at the low prices quoted yesterday every Piano will sell quickly and at this writing it is impos sible to say what will be left at the close of todays business New Bargains Will Be Added as Fast as They Come from the Reconstruction Room It should be borne in mind that every Piano in this sale has been thoroughly overhauled and reconstructed and is practically i as goo d as when it first came from the factory In addition you I should remember that in participating in this sale you have the extreme satisfaction of knowing that your purchase is surrounded and safeguarded by 47 years manufacturing and selling experi ence that behind every Piano is a guarantee that means some thin kthat your investment is safe and sane OUR TERMS The sterling methods of selling Pianos on VJUIV 1 LI1HO basis monthly appeal to every honest per son as they are fair liberal and generous You can purchase an excellent Piano as low as IF 10 Down and Monthly No Interest or Lxtra Charges of Any Kind ir Prompt Delivery in our own Padded Vans by experienced piano men I I i The Sterling Piano Co 518520 Fulton St Cor Hanover Place Brooklyn pen Saturday Evenings I C q MttrPiA1 rNinxjNTAiM p 1 rim AVE IEGEL OOPER o STREETS IB AMDl9n NEW YORK The First List of the New Year Note the Heavy Reductions of Prices on Staple and Seasonable Merchandise S Double Stamps Up to 12 oClock TWO is 11 irten Trading Stamps with each lOc purchase made S BEFORE NOO S ONES H Green Trading Stamp with each JOe of purchase made f3T J AFTER NOON 1 Pillow Cases 45 to 54 inches by 36 inches made of stand ard bleached muslin sold regularly up to 19c 3Ic each Tuesday A7i Bed Linen Section Main Floor Sheets 81x90 full bleached extra weifiht with cen ter seam regular price 69c each Tues 49c day Bed Llcen Section Mnla Floor Doilies and Napkins Fringed glass doilies hemmed cotton napkins hemstitched and Renaissance doilies reg 3c tlarly up to lOc Tuesday uu Table Linen Section Main Floor Art Needle Work Odds and ends of novelty pin cushions stamped linens collar and cuff boxes regularly up to 25c each Tuesday DC Fancy Needleuork Section Third Floor Ruffled Dresser Sets Fine figured lawn and Swiss dresser sets with ruffled edges sold regularly up to 9Sc 49c each Tuesday Fincy Linen Section Third Floor Comforters Extra weight silkoline top figured plain backs stitched filled with sanitary cotton sold regularly up to 195 each C1 on i Tuesday 139 lBtldint lection Miln Floor Blankets Single or full size white or gray Eastern made wool blankets with fine plain cotton warp silk binning some arc slightly soiled nn or 385 regularly up to SPSOa pair Tuesday pOOJ Bedding Section Milo Moor Horse Blankets Black blue and green wool square blankets weight 9 lbs size 90x96 regular n 5150 S price 550 tomorrow at tj iJv Horse Goods Section Basement Horse Blankets Wool fawn just the kind for trucking in cold and rainy weather guaranteed to be wind proof and to shed water heavy weight and large size regular price S725 to 5 7 575 O J morrow Horse dood Section Bisemenl Express Blankets Manhattan express blankets weight 8 pounds size 84xUO very serviceable regu 175 lar price 225 tomorrow Horse Goods Section Bisemenl Port or Sherry Full quart bottles of Puritan port or sherry 39c C regular price 50c tomorrow I VS lee aad Liquor beciion Fourth Floor Golden Wedding Whiskey Full quart bottles of linchs Golden Wedding Whiskey regular price SI 79 C tomorrow Ulno and Liquor Section Fourth Floor Silk Fans A large variety of pretty silk fans spangled or painted fancy decorated sticks regu 1Q 19c larly 29e Tuesday ai IVC Fin Section Mom Floor Business Envelopes Excellent business envelopes fine white end very good quality regular price 25c for 19c C box ot 250 tomorrow A JC Stttlonery Section Third Floor Typewriter Paler Choice of bond and imcn finishes letter size package of SOU sheets worth 75c ouc Tuesday C Stationery Section Third Floor Carbon Paper Choice of letter and legal sizes our wellknown favorite brand regularly 150 a box of C1 100 sheets Tuesday A Stationery Section Third Floor 100 Business Cards Printed while you wait superior stock any style type1 regular price 50c Tuesday 33 C iStttloncry Section Third Floor Cigars Key West Smoker guaranteed all Havana filler an excellent 5c smoke Tuesday box 124 of 50 1 Cltir Section MaIn Floor Mens Gloves Oneclasp suede gloves pique sewing Paris point embroidered back gray and tan wool lined value 95c a pair Tuesday at 50c iGlore Section M ln Floor Mens Cashmerette Gloves Jersey style cashmerette gloves with leather fourchette wool lined value 25c a pair rt Tu sday at 19C Clove Section Main Floor Renaissance Curtains Renaissance curtains with ruffle insertion and edging value S 150 a pair Tuesday at f1 lUrholiterlci Section Third Floor Elastic Belts Elastic belts in black only gun metal finish buckle regularly 50c Tuesday at 19c Belt Section MaiD Floor I Tapestry Portieres Red and green tapestry portieres with heavy lattice fringe top and bottom j 50 inches wide value 450 a pair co Q 2 95 Tuesday at UpholMtrlM Section Third Floor Book Covers Burnt leather for books and magazines sheep and finished cowhide with name and monogram burnt on regular prices 30c to SI Tues o day 29 C Stationery Section Third Floor Writing Paper Cabinet containing 50 sheets of paper and 50 envelopes of fabric finish regular price 1U of which is 35c Tuesday Ayc Stationery Section Third Floori Cracker Jars Made of decorated Austrian china new and Perfect goods sold regularly at SOc Tues25c day 25c Chini Section Third Floor Salad and Fruit Sets Made of decorated Austrian china consist ing of 7 pieces sold regularly at 95c en Tuesday OUC China Section Third Floor Dessert Plates Fine Austrian china plates with rich fruit decorations sld regularly at 25c 1 Tuesday IOC Chin Section ThlrJ Floor Bisque Ornaments Fine imported ornaments taken from our regular stock sold regularly at 95c Q Tuesday 4oC China Section Third Floor Corsets Various models to choose fromgirdles dip hip short and long waists high and low bust effects regularly SOc Tuesday 39 C Corset Section Second Floor Center Night Gowns Made of fine flannelette cood assortment of pretty stripes fleeced quality Hubbard yoke with scalloped edge roll collar j rcgu ln larly 69c Tuesday 4UC Undermuilln Section Second Floor Petticoats Fancy striped knit skirts in a variety of pretty patterns sold regularly at 75c Tues day 49c Undermuslln Section Second Floor Cigars Royal Turk bouquet size a good domestic smoke sold regularly at 5c a box of 50 regularly 150Tuesday at alC CIar Section Main For Percales Ginghams and Suitings These and many other oJd pieces ofcotton dress fabrics were sold regularly at 12jc and 15c a yard Tuesday OC Wash Goods Section Main Floor Flannels Your choice of kimono outing and d met flan nel in choice colors and designs sold regularly 0 ularly atlSc a yard Tuesday OC Flannel Section Main Flour Center Sateen and Percale Linings Remnants of black white and a full line of col ors sold regularly it 25c to SOc a yard Tuesday 15c Lining Section Main Floor Books Woods Household Practice of Medicine Hy giene and Surgery a practical treatise for general use cloth bound regularly 145 Tuesday 50c Book Section Third Floor Khonsar Rugs A choice selection of extra heavy Ingrain rues maIze 9x12 sold regularly 950 Tuesday 675 Rut Section Filth Floor Stair Carpets Short lengths of ingrain carpets and oilcloth in widths of 18 22i and 27 inches reg ularly 25c to 45c Tuesday 17c iRuz Section Filth Floor Straw Matting Short lengths of straw fiber and grass matting 36 inches wide regularly 20c to SOc a yard Tuesday 15c Rug Section Filth Floor Mens Gauntlets Velour gauntlets wool lined jersey palm thumb reinforced with leather value 75c a pair Tuesday at 50c Glove Section Mala Floor Womens Golf Gloves Imported knit woolen gloves solid colors and fancy weaves value 50c a pair Tuesday on at oJC Glove Section Main Floor Teddy Bear Belts Very popular leather belts for children in black white red and brown regularly 25c Tuesday at lOc Leather GooJ Section Main Floor r 10 000 to Charities All purchases during January carry voting rlghtsr In the Distribution Charities 10000 to For par I J ticulars inquire at booth second floor center ii I Ask forS ff Green Trading St mpal We Give Them f ilJ L A R OUliTJiUXTU S7ItIUT Wcat bt Fifth Avenue S fi iJ 11 WJSLIHS I f I n r J c e r cd r W 1 z V a Q r t I C r I o 2 o i n z ILl i z z u1 z 0 z H IIZ Z q 0 C I ft J J r1 t ILl pI Qr1o I w v HS 9 j 2 m H III t oo 9 III a y w o nESS I J1 S 5 8 K 3 S C 0 0 K OANI r o i S toO IIIU PO U J U Ji 1 w I I I Biggest and Best Yet I 1 i MORE SPACEMORE GOODSMORE VALUES j Our groat cash purchasing power and uttor disregard of cost when we have a SALE 1 S are forcibly demonstrated in this January offering of 1908 S J LET PRICES TEL THE STORY I 4 1 It is to laitfih it the socnlJed Sale Values offered by others last week i Their iilcna nnd ours differ widely S 1 i If you would Judge notice the response to our advertisements I S I XOTK As our sales always attract many dealers who buy to sell again S I I s we reserve privilege of restricting quantities In all salo departments JJ S 1 January Muslin Offerings To Make Housekeepers Rejoice I OwIng to the great rise In cottons there are many flimsy coarse I starched up weaves offered wo desire to assure customers that I notio of thoso worthleaH goods will bo found here Count upon I the relIable qualities for which we have always been notedl Fruit of Loom Muslins 1 I Yard wide 94 tIters ask 12Vs and 16 Limit ft yanis i Fine Bleached Muslins Yard wide finished and 1 61 hloached hy LonsJalo I Company worth J cents WH iKtuch li rare of thwj mao t1TISV mih imruhjinn that enable I ui to make thIs romarkably low I Drlce I Umlt 10 vanla Unbleached Muslins 1 Firm heavy yard wide f 54 worth S cents Sale PrIce S Limit 30 yards I Ready Made Sheets I Iur finl excellent quality cell tto seam c43cco I i 8xio 47 value r9 I 44 I vnluo 63 Shectlngs by Qard Ait standard I1Inke trlclr perfect I BIFACU In I N13ii1 t lD I WIlth neg Hdlo Width Iteg Sale 4lnI1I i 14 4 1i 11 1 I 1U I Ilnch Oo 18 u 1 I 18 IH 1 20 H 3 20 S4 4 1 2 2a S4 n Gi 24 91 9 26 14 31 272 104 33 20 104 31 2Dl Salc Price Arc Direct Cuts from Our Regular Prices Which I Vcrc Already 10 to 11 Per Cent Less Than Others Ast o a January Sale of Embroideries No old style or old designs but the newest and prettiest for 1908 Swiss Embroidery Flounclngs 1 1C to 22 Inch ejulot and f 37 French effects worth 49 to 79 1 Cambric Nalnrook and Swiss 1 tldKlngs ivnd InuertlntfE 9 extra valun at li and 15 J Embroidery ndnlngs and In 1 sirtH Iambrlc Nainsook and L c Swlss xtri fine lot many to f 15 match designs value 15 to I4J ISlnch Embroidered Swiss Flounclnss ICyelot Scroll and flab Irlsli JJSH prcttlust I 67 Holies Chlldruns a di II1M for f Drefies and Coats regularly 93 to JlK Allover I nbroldirlea Swiss Cambric and NulnMKik Two snowy oiKn patterns anti two I jj uoat IIoril iMttern for f Yoke OtilmpeH and Shirt Waists regularly tS to J125 PillowsTickings LESS THAN WHOLESALERS 1SK Feather ned Ticks full and j threequarter slzes feathur i i tj proof mado to our specliil f order worth V1X I Feather Proof Tickings A C 1 JA A and other stripes worth IO I Cheese Cloth Hleaohed and I XhiblenchedSC Inchfor sur 37 family use I o jjlal nnd worth six cents Odorless Feather Pillows Pure best herringbone ticking covered 0 117 240vnhio 1AP s 7 ont valin 212SvahLIo 10 77 ito unluc lca 07 White 11 Vii Geese Pillows ow vol sin 1aaI24x2sva1 stw ior xlool j40 1Ot2xOYOi 2O Ij I1i Feathers by Pound Choice White Gee value 8 pd 59 Three quarter Downvalue JL25 pd 79 White Downspecially Choice light and warm for Comfortables 5 135 and Feather Bedsvalue S2 lb Extraordinary Sale of Sheets and Pillow Cases Less than agents will sell In hundrcdcuso lots Noto the good old brands no nameless makes look for mfra tickets and Insist upon them being shown when others claim to match our IJrlccalt cant be done No 0110 can or will match qualities at our prices PILLOW eAsEs1 Mohawks WiliWash Heavier Cx3 reg 9i 15 4xM rel 05 17 filx36 rca 2H 19 lxX reg STVM 21 SHEETS 5 Mohawks j Will Wash Heavier fhl res 03 54 CtxlO rep CO 64 7xX TKK 73 00 SUM rep S2 74 MxW rcg S3 70 Hemstitched Pillow Cases 4 cts moro per size Hemstitched Sheets 8 ctn moro per size Full linn extra long sheets to 3 yds v Mens Shirts Collars etc A list of January Sale offerings that puts any elsewhere offered Into the deepest kind of shadow McnB 4ply Linen Collars usually 15 each six for J HO Jut half Price Men1 UnUuindorud Vhlte Shirts Jlude throughout In best manner Thrpeply union or pure linen bosoms full and roomy elzei 14 to 18 60 cent Klnda 20 69 cent Kinds 44 SS Cent Kinds 04 The Int two have pure linen bosoms S ajid HrUt and collar band Mens laundored Oolorcd Shirts light ansi medium plain or plaited bosomsregular or coat riylc ordors cancelled by others therefore entire f 69 lot bought by us at reductions makliih It jiosslbln for you to buy JlOO nnd Jl21 kinds at Mens Laundered White Shuts open back open hack and front or coat nvdel 3ply Line lm oni nick and cuff f 77 ban 1scut full sizes 14 to lSall sleeve lengths great valuo at 127 Mens NIght Shirts full cut firm mus IInIvlth and without collars and em broidery llnlsh sizes K to 20 50 cent Kinds 34 M rent KlndH 57 irrjr men wIll appreciiito their full cut long bodies January Sale of Tow llings Where In all New York can you match these offerings ilru1 TowellliiRs extra fjual 1 Ilrsott finish ruff 7 t I 47 8 7slneh All Linen barnsley 1 iwilllnttM for dlHh and 78 roller valuo 11 Price J I CJcTtnnn Damask Towellings 1 derkod ilns Towelllnss I Twill ri nnd Plain Linen f 9U i all IT1 Inches wide 1 wortli 124 to 14 J 20Inch All Linen Itolltr and I Dish Towellings I 15 Checked Glaas lo also Ch f Sr lendld value at 19 i All Linen Pace Towelllnps i 20 Inches plain J border I 24 irorth 33 EQUAL VALUES IN TOWELS I Uifii flatten lt i lied UI4icrwcLr llwivy lint soft double stitched seams pearl buttons shirts and draw a tw all oizes49 ct kinds hut 2 oJ IxvniHc of slight Iniperfectloni MAIN KIOOU WF3ST nLIM INO Boys Knee luntn J to la yra Phivlot Tweeds and Ca 3toiere llirht medium and dark Ida j iriw blue CThevlota and pure llnlsho orduroyB tnjiwl scions patont waist liarids niildfost button worth 7 to M ots as a grant 35 Mnrnlni Srwclnl for the bays THIRD noonciTNTnE rtmniNO tVhite Figured Madras JIiin attractive now designs for rihlrtlnin and wal tlnp Q 3 83 prevailing jirlcn for this quality Qr Is 10 Our Mirnlnu Price MAIN FLOOR NFW TlllIonO Eaton llurlburts Stationery rwo quire boxesfine grade two sizes hut wlilte only 2 4 ceeiInrly Tutu prXJnvSTATtONEUY DEPT Womens J4neu Ildkf Pure linen mit1tched 6 10 cent qimlltj S MAIN moon NRW T1UrLmO A Great List of White Goods For January Sale 5t In line with Muslins She t1Dp I r and Linens this department makes Its January bid for biwl I k ness with matchless l5 a array ot specials right thro the stock Yard wid mbrlcablecbec I X and finished by Jon dalo Co 5 6K Ii which speaks for the qualityJ 1 Limit 20 Yards Finn Nalnsooko Inches wldo 11 extra fine for Underwear 97 and Infants Wear worth 13 I Limit 12 Yard Flno Nainsooks 1 I yd po j OQ valuo KUJ J 1 29 Yard wide regularly LG 117 J Yard wide Ions Cloths S lengths of 5 to II yards not remnants hut each piece I 7 74 H nicely put uprf1 12V4 yd Yard wide Lons Cloths 12 ydsIn two If nstij Instead of one piecebut you get tl39 95 quality for S t Fine India Llnons 40 loch J j S for Childrens Dressesworth 24 it f3 White Silk Chlffonettes I Plain and Figured I make exquisite evening gowns 29 and washable Waists elsewhere 33 and 43 I S I 3Slnch Lingerie Batistes I 44 S worth 19 J 11 S Fancy WhIte Good for waists and dreses variety 93 0 of patternsworth 19 I Comfortables Bed Spreads if No better way to ave money ii

than by spending It now January salo prices are not evnr s v An Extra Fine List of S MORNING SALE SPECIALS Tomorrow Tuesday Until 1 P M S I To prevent dealers buying I wo rosorvo the privilege of restricting quantities S S JJlllCl JL nil cm OJJKI J inch I Juarntitued lustrous qunlity lhat does not crush easily therefore upeclnlly desi ruble for gtlwl1 4 7 I waists tcort or rustle I llnlHli 9Sc quality MMV PIKMt ClINTIti IlIllDINH Uomens Jtliisk Silk Waists I Italnty loco trimmed ortallonM tIN In dressy mw fanciwi 99 sizes 34 to 40 usually J39S t nsn FTX1H StljK ArHr DEfT Womens lrct Skirts Urown and yahovlt antI black Panama kilt pl ited full cut 1 the PumuiBi1 have silk or O CK pelf folds all lonjtths and 2 OO banilii recularlv 519S PJCOND 14aRStTlT DQT lirnss Cartitin Rods Extend 30 to r l Innhos ball j 7 brackets 17 tvnds complete with vxilue 29 Tiiirtn Fro ii snAfu PEIVT Hemstitched Table Cloths FIne quality nur linenS snow whttcOxS5best A S deoiirns border all around 1 29 wortTl JII5 I l nutlrnl cloth much below wholeitl coat ruIns Ftvin LINHN OFPT day prices S 5 I Flcd Silkoline Comfortable S full sizesome with plain 74 backworth 15 Full size ChIn tzturkeJ red backs scroll J 134 stltohlnK worth J225 French Sateen Comfortables S floral desllmseom with j 245 alain back all with 6ltxJh bordersworth 400 S Crochet Snreads fun use I extra heavy no dress 65 Intr elsewhnrn JlOO J Full size Crochetextra fine S centre nnd Allover designs 79 S worth J12S Pull size Crochet hwnd I fringed or out corners 124 valuo J200 J S Full size Marseilles Allover I and centra designs J 187 sort IInlsllr recularly 1343 S I Womens Corsets S For January Sale When such makes as R C B W B P N Warner Bros Thompsons and Nemo are to be bought at January Sale Prices tho opportunity should be quick ly taken advantage of S Lot lTVhte Drab nnd Black S Coutll and Satonvith J 34 and without irartcrs reit S 3 5 Lot 2Hljrf Bust and S Glrdo JIP3wblte drab and 69 blackresr 100 roakea j Lot 3Dalnty Pink Blue and flowered CIXli Novelties for flin llKUroa aba high bust S Itoh hip modtda for toth 95 slmler and Htout all size rcsr J160 and 198 styles Lot Beautiful Corsets of deulcately tinted Bilk bro cade extra tine finish of S ribbon run ace and ribbon S bindingnew long straight S back model four Htronjr 265 elsrUos tho inane fabric aa In corsets that sell else whera under other n at tlOOO a pair our regular price W9S January aalo prio co u utucns tinil Worst Vista I Double breast pearl buttons least colors sizes 36 to 44 95 worth II 9S SRCOND F7XOll CENTRE DTIIXDINO 1JlIbics Jung HuinaaoJi Slips Fine quality with pretty yokea ot tucks enUiv und lace mtiti hemHtltched ruffle llnlah 22 neatly made worth 39 SCSNf rmon WFST nTJIrDINJ Califrnill Wow Blankets 121 Kize for extra netsa boda white with beautiful r borders full wel hteleKant O 95 Clanlcets regularly J98S lIAqgtraS1wrAMTcT PHPT All Wool Cheviots and zoergos 44 and 48 knohes wide block and I good variety of favorite colors splendid eoods worth CD 39 For Moraine Sale I MAIN pixin nnBssrwvoDs DlPl I Wool 1iuiah suitings ItUck white und gray hlendlnn In checks Hml stripes that make wait natty Eton and coat tiltS also nmppora and children vr yard wide re price 19 73 These Mornlne mill Sale lengths for 73 HASKMRNT DtlfLDrNO I I 5 1 let 1 1 cl S S r l 1 SOLD UNTIL 1 P M tYNO MAIL OR TELEIPHONE ORDERS S 1J

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c J 1 M f The Evening World Daily Magazine Monday January 6 19O8 l 1 r u J I WiJ a bJlD Pnollshcd Daily KiTpt Sunday by the Press Publlihlns Company Nos 53 to 63 j Part How Sew York I IT Josmt rurrzrr EU 5n v J ayrtspw f r e 4 tm b int Entered at the Post Omce at New York as SscordCls Mall Matter E Subscription naves o to I Canada lo Kncird rind ti on fe Evening World tor the t f r u All t nrtr ice I Hi rnr lntrnnonal United States n One year 6r3 Postal Union f One year Ky I One nrst 373 One month 30 ne month CO One month r VOLUME NO 10000 PUT EVERYBODY TO WORK I s the 6625 national banks of the r United Stales there are on deposit SU137 I llfl 223117082 which belongs to all 111I1I1 r the people of the United States J I II Ir This is the surplus of the United F o I States Treasury over the reserves 1J h14i J O o1f II necessary to keep the paper money ij payable on demand and to provide It 1 for current expenditure The e many millions of dollars 8 l I were raised by taxation If they 0 had been left in the pockets of the 4 business men and workingmen from I whom they were collected in taxes they would stimulate industry and i J l provide profitable employment In the banks they do not even draw i interest When Mr Morgan called on the United States Treasury for ail in the panicky days of last October and received 55000000 that money was not put into circulation in the channels of trade and manufacture but was promptly dumped in the Stock Exchange to save the Stock Exchange gamblers from speculative losses Now that the panic is over nnl Wall street brokers are gambling again would it not be well to return this money to the people who need Q it and from whose pockets it was taken It would be as profitable to the banks did their business depositors own this money And it would be immensely btter for the rest of the country Industry has slackened Many men are out of employment Put them to work The irrigation of the arid West is adding greatly to the countrys wealth The draining of the swamps of the Eastern Middle and South ern States is no less necessary Also the forest preserves must be en larged and more trees planted and properly cared for if the people are not to face an increasing lumber famine The dredging of the new channel in the lower harbor and the Missis sippi and Missouri river improvements should be pushed The improve ments of the Hudson Delaware Susquehanna Ohio Tennessee Cum berland and other navigable rivers and the Great Lakes should be fur thered promptly I I With water transportation developed in the nited States as it is l in Germany and France any citizen with means to hire a barge and tug i boat can go into the transpomiiun business The gulf between the pro t ducer and the consumer would be diminished and both would be better t oil The whole length of the Allegheny Mounuins should be a fires s preserve ji Far better to use the surplus of the United Stltes Treasury for these useful purposes than to create more adminisralive offices to make the army and navy more bellicose and to leave still empty the pockets o the people from which these two hundred millions of dollars were taken Letters from the People I The Four noy Problem i To the Editor of The Eifnlner World d I have solved the prchlrrn ahmr I dividing 1 60 among four boys one to jj receive 13 14 15 1C Let X0 11 13 equal one boys share who get 13 Let X16 l4i equal the boy s thai net 14 Let XI 1D1 Mual the boys I that seta 16 Int XIO fl6 equal the boys that sots 10 Oy addition t X5iM 4X i 67 4X 111 X 31I 2914 y WII IISaul I il 1j t lS J1714 and rllllO SIS 12 II WIUIAM T UAIriCHH Vliiri Art brit Irlrpn f Tn ttir 1II r n IT ionlni Voill Where are Mr dern nnd ptIces r ader that w fr Vvwherc prn phPflrrl o roInw c if on Pie hens nf the pnnli Persniiall I havent found i them anywhere yet Ht perhaps that U because I havent Imlud In the rlcht II pincer I refer to the propcslnl drop II in the cost or llvlni 1 j M t nf to Ilnlanre Ituul i To the Elltor or T1u KM nine world Will some expert tfll mn tH correct 1 way to obtain the Ural btlanrp for tho new year when on tho last day of rembei the bunks show uccuunts as fol low Inventory tiMOM cusli balance JCIOC torounH ivccivabli St073i I t scooonis piynhli J7MP3 bills recrfvu ble tam Jillls payable JV R n Fur Kiiny lilriillllintlnn 1 I To tfi F f r of Ill IJienliiK Worll r Tle tumbmaik vyjem Is said to I e na i No two peoples thumbs n1llk i our matk Ka h Is UK dis tinct as H otnEiapli ihw would It u t tnw va oiHoial tbtrnb mar st i 1attF o cvlr iutu t anl each ro M J lit lie t I by Inn to leer 01 V ort C Jt nf ils ir I llimlt TI vas in Uo r int k Ilarateen N J nr I rt some ne ciao tt oacc be ideutiard the thumb Imrsfon could be made and publish ed It could be compared with those n the dNtrict stations and It WOuld qulrklv Identify the jnreon In question BERTILLON JK The Letter U Correct T th Editor n t lift Fen T Vtri When does this leap year begin and rnd A claim It begins with Fob IS and ends ivi a IMS B claims i hat It hpRlniJin 1 1W and end Per al I Is JDAHD IIJ IllrT AVnKi HITC n iid In London r Je Hiitor f ITt r nlnz VTorM I Tho London waije Vnnpr li mipfispd Io OOPIIPJ a t r fiiMnable eery pn iion ne 1 1 rtpards living cxpns In comparison i with his brother nf New yirk Butt when one tnli Into rnnMdcratlon the fait that hb nlCrli earnlnfrn are about i 5300 a yenr as compared with the Nov Yorkers JWi his p sltlnn dots not look I Fr rosy I have rcver wen able to I undutRtand why with a wage scale KII I P T rent hlsher than that of treat Jlrilaln It only costs about Vi per crnl I more to live In this country than It does Over there Who can explain KNOLTm WORKMAN I Newark V J IIIH I nit Tfiiii Oli rrtiil I Ir the Kditnr nf the KMnltu world Aro there any national hulldayn l I throiiKhom the fntd stntw j CM MINKS IVONS I Tlip tiinrr I lorry i Tn the Klltr of Tho Kfnln Ito ld In iii spr to the i mr Ilorv r sec shut a perfect square ran mr h inadr of an acre Af nrnof I jhtnl lli fn lonliiE An sera nntnln UO sqae red Tte agnar ot tf lot iwhlili noiiM h ti llii nnn of ta I t is 12r1 ruts and no mat rr how far you catTy that dry mal nu it 111 I tr o iv n Iur nrhlhllno the making of a perfect Iunp e i p H K r The Day of Rest By Maurice Ketten 00 ouR ROLUT10N TANDJOHN T YOU To GET UP EARLY lIND I To Cro To CHURCH I 1 A tQ you BETI i1 Hunt I 1r I I c i I kY r Ill 1 I I I HuR uP OEARIE DE AR 11CiETTIr4G 60y1 I BREAKFAST J c C 1 y ooD GooD 7DHt gy E 0EARIE ANO DONT vyF NUR y 6ACtc r iI S b4 ILL HAKE THE I BED DEARIE GET READ HOW i FOR CHURCH SWEET C C HOW ovEty o LET ME HELP YOu I I DOln WANT r1I lauTo LATE BE t 0 V ci J Q r di NANA I DIDNT RESOLVE To STA UP liNfi rill Iqi 11 t A1 1l When it Comes to Economizing the Women Understand How to Do It They Just Cut Off the Money Husbands Spend for Beer and Cigars I By Roy L McCardell I H TxO yea think we are pout to have better times y Do asked Mrs Jar I tn o hope we will nov that

the holidays are over I IP cost uhat raid M1 Jarr spjloisty i dnt believe the hard times were caused by anything ell but ex fc cab e bo many peopl lived up to what they made and more than a little over that wl n a little j rrlng ncy came everybody wah caught in drte t j r Tho way some women dress is alnulk said Mrs Jnrr I know some who would never filnk of wearing the camel Roan more Ulan three oc tour times and Urn they I ay ton I and twelvo dull am for shoed and fifty and sixty Jollar ff r hlLtiItS eomtthlns awful j We might to try and save and not run n debt said Mr j Roy a orCt n Iarr 1 vns rending in idle pals that o keep an arcojnt of everything one Itnt was a good way to check extrava1 once Suppose we try It You man jujpcw I try It said Mrs Jnrr i Well erI think It would be a Rood pUn If you did have an account biok uplled Mr Jarj with sane hesitation Im golns to keep one and put Jomi atny penny I spend day by day Will you put down what you spend nIght by night when you go out with that nan IlangJe and a lot of otherwell never mind I wont say what I think of hem exclaimed Mro Jarr i What I spend the 16 tv times I so out dont amount to much aaM Mr Jarr quickly I corm home and give you all my money and then If I ask you to let I me have n little you raise an awful row rye never been you come acroas yet with more than two dollars spending money for me You em to tWnk Im not to be tmstel with largo mama like two dollars and twenty cents And why should ou asked Mrs Jnrr j I go bowling do I go out want I ing the mon y I have nomotihlng to chow for eyeryt2ting I pendV And you spend everything ald Mr Jarr Miss Lonely Makes Another Try for Mr Man By F G Long uu u IWONDER IF MINDNf55 WOUIDNT Cl1TCH HMNI ILL dVJT CALL UP MR MAN RND TRY IT ON H1 t cy I At1 a I 1 z 1 Now OH DO LET Mf WHAT S FIX YoUR TIE r J Ifj t M 1 J IS vrJ c STRT14Nt l i r r ii 5 i Iry b run IMS nIIse on what Milo i run tt said Mrs Jar tearfully Just you cee hon Up everything Is Mk nine cents a quart eggs forty cents a dozen ham twontjsix cents a pounl haoon twenty cents by thO r f that ufv o M twelve and a halt cents And then you ask me to keep ac counts I Thats h x it said Mr Jarr We would then know how we stand fV know vhs a cots to live no would see where vp might do without thins that w r not strictly necessary 1 ve been doing itliaiit thlntr strlotly rrrcnry nil my day Med Mr Jan That I11t the trouble honk what harp uns w ion I do e conoml e When I nis paying for my now fur iind ikl nit down rxpnpes who was It that growled Jest btaue the nteala wee skimpy It was you To hp sure I Old said Ir Jam dossedly Im not kicking about what a spent on the table hilt there alt a lot of thlinrx blle thlntcs thlnss not at al necessary five cents here and i i cents there that WB might out out You are rlgilit In that gild Mrs larr live cents here for beer and ten cpnti thorn tr clsais Ill admit fiat for the sake of argument siid Mr Jarr Ill put down whit I spend and you rt dwn what you spend I wont do anything of the kind sail Mrs Jarr I do not taste any money I do the best 1 rant I nor spend a cent that Isnt necessary Hut Im only snyiiitr began Mr Jars Vim are only ayiiiK what you know will hurt my feeling cried Mrs Jarr The men that write those silly articles never kept iicojunt of what they spent ita like thrte old maids at Mot erx dubs telling mo how fj raise my bbl Oh ai tight then you neednt rot mad about It said Mr Jarr But I will get mad about tt snnpp l Mrs Jarr Dont you ever talk hou hold accounts to me again If you dont trust me if you think Im stealing money but Mr Jarr had fled When he came homo that night Mrs Jarr was nil mitlrs Look at the beau tiful House Account book I bought today thu said and the patent unsplll able lnk and and t C7i tray all in Hussia leather They were reduced after the holidays from seven nlnetyel to four niwtyelpht Hae you put that down to the book asked Mr Jan Certainly not they are not n oeslt es said Mro Jarr HRVE 1 IHAY R UTPCOM CoeKTL It S DOPE Hlft TlRSr 11 L t NO Nod BEMINE i PROMISE To TREHT KI4EW YOU KINOLY LWR YS f1 c r SAraE a OLD e 1l RAVER tovdtY TMeRE S ClGRRSMOKN SoMETN NG S So MHNLY1 COMJNG LINEMEN sine wife srooKe I Feel f f f a SORRYFOA1 e I BUM COCKTFUL5 A0 HEDOIHO 5r 8EL15 VOR ROTTENCIRR SAME OLn NfM GAME BUT NOT I DIv d MiN I 3 is c z SHJ nlS Cftftf Ii r II D Q n0 D prDll No 33 CIVIL WAR 1art 1The First campaign EVER since tho news of Concord and Lexington hart the wnole coun I F1 try been so stirred by any tidings as by those of Fart Sumtcrs faiL i The North was dumfounded amt woke from Its dream of romprjmlff ita a realization of tho terribly pressing need President Lincoln issued I call for 76000 volunteers Tho wretched outofdate Navy was patched up and replenished Every sort of vessel was put to naval use Even ferry j boats were converted Into menowar One Fulton Street ferryboat later I won a sea tight near Havana 1 The suddenlyaroused nation responded without delay in its Presidents call By June of 1S01 the Northern Army was 250000 strong the Northern Navy Increased to GO adequate warships and 1340 big RIIIIF Patriotism i IhtreU up in somewhat belated but no less ardent form Toe North buzzed with warlike hurried preparations i I The South was equally active In reply to Lincolns call for volunteers four more States seceded and joined the Confederacy These were Vir t1 ginia Arkansas Tennessee and North Carolina A band of Virginians cap ff I tured the Norfolk Navy Yard containing twelve ships of war 2ooo cannon i and boundless ammunition They tried to capture the Hirpers Kerry i arsenal too but Its Union commander set lire to the place before tha inpsallants arrived It Is estimated by IOHSini that by March I ISfil the Secessionists had seized 30000000 worth of national property Including forts arsenals navy yards and other points of vantage I The Confederate soldiers too sere better drilled and cqtilppoil and better officered than those of the North Had they made a sudden dash for Uashlnpton whut war was drclaivd tin nations 6 v Capital might rcmllly hve fallen into their hiiids Soth Sides 11 j Several of the border Kentucky 1rylall1 and S reparation Missouri though nominally loyal to the Futon sent v many troops to swell the Southern 1 I ales Mssirirl itself was only saved from eieolni hj the proir i i efforts of len Lyon who early in the action captuied he State capital t and Camp Jackson near St Louis thus putting down the plans to secede In Maryland there was equally lit ry Southern sentiment The Siih I Masbaclmsetts Hogiment passing through the streets of iitliiioii on its way lo the front was attacked by a mob on April Ii ISIl the eightysix anniversary of the battle of Concord and Lexington j Jefferson Davis s3I1tl an Invitation to privateers to prey on Tinted 1 I States commerce and Lincoln retaliated by declaring all Comedivato purrs In a state of blockade Tile Southern Capital vas transferred in May ISfil from Montgomery to lUchniond Va where large bodies of troop were already massing A ceaseless stream of Federal rcKiiusnts was tilling I Washington in anticipation of attack On May 2I the North made Ira first I active move The Union forces invaded Virginia and the actual war began Such Northerners as had looked forward to speedy and easy victory were doomed to bitter disappointment Here is a brief outline of the I next two months happenings MajorGen Hutlcr with a ililon army at tacked a Confederate force under Gen Magruder at Big Bethel on Juno 110 and was defeated The battle was not of great linpor but Its result fillod the North with chagrin and mortification A second Inion army was I beaten In battle at Vienna near Washington Meantime Iajor Gen George I B II ctJ 11 nil with thirteen Ohio regiments marched Into West Virginia which had separated from Virginia and stood loyal to the Imon anil drove out the Confederates under Gen Pnrterfleld after a victor at Ihilllppl June n forcing back II second expedition under Gen Robert E Lee till following month The North was Impatient People raised the cry of On to Richmond urging the capture of the Confederate capital Gen Scott then an old I aid feeble man was in chief command of the Lnlon armts He listened j p the prpuliir voice and sent Gen McDowell with a vanguard of 2SOOO men to begin the advance McDowell who was in command of the army I stationed in front of Washington moved forward Into Virginia toward Manassas where 2783 Confederates under Gen Deauregard lay en II tienched Tin1 rival armies outposts clashed in a skirmish at Blackburn Ford with a loss of about sixty men on each side On July 20 Gen John and took command of the stone rump up with nine additional regiments Southern Army Next day the general battle began The scene of the encounter was just west of a narrow stream known RS Bull Run This stream was crossed by n stone bridge over which ran the fond from Alexan dria to Warrentown The central point of the carnage was on this turn pike a little to the west of the hrl l i It was tine lirst great fight of the civil Ira fight In which more men i were engaged on either side than the tnlted States had ever put into the field at one ime Early Sunday morning July 21 1SC1 the t nion troops opened the ibattle and for two hours It waged neither side gaining iny especial ad vantage Then slowly the Confederates were driven jv rM backward at almost every point Their line was ham s Sattle of mored Inward and the road toward Manassas was I 1 t Bull Run jammed with retreating Southerners It looked like a decisive victory for the Union troops But at about t a P M Grns Jackson Hampton and Kltby Smith camo up with strong Confederate reinforcements The Northern advance waa checked Then as more reinforcements arrived the Southerners forced their recent victors back The tide of the battle had turn r At first the raw Union soldiers treated In good ordr But soon an unreasoning panic swept heir Illtralred ranks Retreat changed to rout f In scared disorganized groups the Northerners threw away all semblance of order and fled pellmell Into Washington streamed the beaten rabble a fearing the Confederates were at their heels It was a shameful defeat and It spread horror ihruuchuut the North The Inion losses were about The nation aghast Lincoln Scott 2890 the Confederate about I9S2 lIat was and McDowell were everywhere denounced Scott retired and McClellau took hh place The South rejoiced and the Confederate cause received au incredible Impetus from the victory Little moro lighting of importance occurred In IStil both sides being bus establishing their lines and pet 1alitg for what all now saw would be a llfeanddeath struggle of long duration h 1I Some Tails and Their Uses By C William Beebe 1 CAT never actually was IU tail Why should It when It can purr 1 But nevertheless It ema to crve the same purpooe In permitting1 A a temporary expenditure of excess nervous energy when the animal Is under grea atraln For Instance when carefully talking a bird or a man as In the case of a kitten or a lion the tip of the tall la never uncurling We this the still for a momentever curling and e may compare to nervous tapping of the foot or linger In a man aye C William Beebe In the Outing Magazine When an angry lion fc roaring his louder his tall will trey quontly lah from aIde to aIde giving rise among the ancients to the boiler that he scourged his body with a hook or thorn which grew from the nd of the tall When a Jaguar walks along a slender bough or a house cat perambulate board fence we perceive another Important function of the tail the A p of a that of an aid In balancing AJ a tightrope performer sways his pole so the feline shifts Its tall to preserve the centre of activity The tall of a uheep aeems to be of HU1 use to ltd owner although In the breed which is found In Asia Minor and on the tablelands of Tnrtary this organ I functions as a storehouse of fat and Bonitlmei reaches n weight of nrty I pounds When viewed from behind the animal seems nil toll nod when tht appendage reaches Its full aizn It Is either fastened between two sticks which drag on the ground or It Is suppn0o on two small wheels ft Millions for Picture Post Cards By John R Mender IIKAI as the price of a single Past card may ho the differ gale of money that IN impended In purthnMnK tlim during the year la something enormous As an xntiiple one may tnko the New York City post office where an average of one hundred thousand cards lire bundled every day writes John n Mender In The riohomlnn for minors BaaliiK onen calculation upon the cheapest cards Hie twoforllvo nnd tbreeforllve varieties this would represent nn original expenditure of fully JTWnOO while tho British postal tiuhorltlps have estimated that the value of the cards mailed and delivered by them during 906 naa In excels or live million dollnra F Delightful Japanese Hotels By May B Rasmuasen UniXO u hath anti perhaps tli beds Jnpineso iiotols arc dclUhtfnl r s All during Jour stay In their upotlisi precincts you are made to fcol tint you art an honored guest JapanMe etiquette Is lavished upon you and vrtint you depart you art always given a token to remember your vHt viuilly a white coarse cotton towel with blue pictures I prlnfd on It says May Rnsmuascn In the Travel Magnylne You must thank the little mnld for thU rUth an elaborate hoN lien you so and the chorus at Sayo Sflras from till the hotel force gathered In the doorway will seam to have In It iot only tile regret of goodSy aa we Interpret the words but Uui deeper feeling which they reUy mean If It mutt be that we mu t part I rrl1I111111K I h 10 j

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Y The Evening World Daily Magazine Monday January 6 1 9 O ooooOOooooOOOO 00 OOOOOOOOOOOOOO i The Expedition I I Must Go Through 2 O I In pite Croakers Mutineers H and Hangersback the Newly OO 00 Elected Captain of the For 00 00 00 tuna Decides to Push On i w The Adventurer 13 V I Lloyd Osbourne Cop rl8ht 1jOT by D Appleton A Co I d nDOPSI9 OF IHI 7 DISC CHAPTKIU lwln Kirkjutnck UlcluutmM Kirk U a ti jfhi JJ4rb American woo irvitJe In UoJiaon mnJk wn u in ttrlous enierprls that Iloiiiisfs wealth the tll i lun Is uDiltT ho vnUr ilp of four pboprACs brook a i in uj iiventor Ir i on Xit wltz a 0 n t iffiii t Mrs 11 uhcocl en rmttupl eviltny old lady nr l Ctpt Jackn i vas mart ant VtfttruT builds a ip v 141 the ortuna i ctjvl lanai tili cr t iw ipiMu tit Kill nz on u i Then ii H nii m the party 1 hy era in i t j rear i sll In i fiat i tnr rl can pi In Kirk iU hi low iiti WIt Irk i Im r ilnurittf Vera Ile li ana Ie to nit off r tv ire ti ith i pirfcM crc the J uii Ira HT lir ml in L QC V n i tiiwlr uii n re eaLurnl urn tnlaia bv au ft 1lI cujntry an i f Joni a l u 101 civ allc i ij ir ron to lute a great frubt rriiu in fi Jn r full i C rff lvl aiT It Is tlrte hoard tey eek Ht army d mo ant1 s t v a v nnM with rf5 1 bony attirk thp silp which chaK ir u h i i m and ur tlio n u rvit Kirk Dk n a I tint tit fl V Capt ark i 1 r f Hnln1 r t ryls In w tr tJi battle Kirk cns tn p p 110 wakes to Int hj Con full of men 1 CHAPTER XX noln In veal Nll Jiannrs wa W Irrrait win ankr and IT KIrlt n irm rand as lo e girded the grave kind face But hIs purpilse rose by Inapt and b unds at tho unqxpi ted lKht of a dozen of tie crew Inn inc his room and TXrlrB In at him tiroirti the door u Vhat dl It moan Weve j st como from a bIg metirs tn ho forc Tlc said Vest rook These eentin are a committee o have been aipojited to brink you the now News You have been elected captain Kt bL kmnv what to nay He fns sfl lif asleep Thy committee ao ramp rsrnrdtd Jilm while he dT8 recsrled tSie vfinnuLUvi Tie atiyo c nas urolion by Hlldfibiand T orcs bcnn the demo to pay lie salt TT the situation was gradually cx Pai evl Mutiny 3In IHUhooek egged on I V Jackson had flatly annuintyt her detniilnatlnn to throw up the expcduion Tic dis asters of tie day had complot ly cow1 her an 1 n wius franUc to tun bici fjlio and Jaksm hid I1cen umoni the I crew pronil lnu enormous sums of mote to those that would iido with her Unfortunately thiue were only too mivny who thetnstlves had lost heart The pair hail secured at east jlxteon ndhomnts ald had it not I cn for tho drastic action of Woslbroolc und the cooler scads the conspiracy wouM have soon asiunxl danrious prop tons As It was it was had enough thoutSi the balder spirits hail ralllnl and had dolled the cowardly minority Taking tho bull by Uio horns they had deposed Jackson and Hiln s placed rtanoh men In charge of the arms and luul n srrteti their determin ation to proceed at any cost But they were now fronted by tire power I ful enenilei luile Juckwin and tins uld ladys money H was said that she had offered the Australian fifty thousand dollars and the command If lie coitltl head the ship back npaln to Mlcdad together with ten thousand to every re cruit This price put upon tmldlty threatened to unIt rmln tho resistance of those who otherwise would have re mained firm Why should they rIsk their sklnn for problomatlcal treasures while safety and nn assured ccvmpe tenco could be so pleasantly combined Kirk Inquired tha names of his two other olllcers I WlcUs and Goltz I The New Captain IHe could not have sled for better AVlckn wis a mlddlaged menbant sonlee man holding a captains papers A Iblt if Ucvonshlro sranlte burly slow I of speech with unflinching blue oyos a fellow to bo relied on to his Ins breath Goltz wiu an exUliUn a bit ter brilliant iraseble treaturo who In his palmy days ihnil been a fop and bon vivant and whose broken fortunes hrul left him nothing but a daredevil oour Age 2e fih I his lira cheap and loved diuiKT or Its own sake Kirk buckled on Ills pistol and went on deck It wns nearly 5 clock und the broezu still tutu lie iwnotted the I necessity for lorlns the iiilioaKO they mlpht so easily have made had It not been for the wounded Hut thlfi was In passing there wero more purenvptory things to elulm tile attention Grouping himself with his two officers on the bridge ho sent word fvr Iloaln TJie Australian came Lwa KerliiB lift and mounted the ladder with a Jaunty air Hollo Kirk ho said hats up1 Don t call mo that iipiln exrlalm Kirk Im the captain ot this ship r Suet tin sooner you ltnowi It Um better Kirks hand was on his revolver and he looked BO ready to usa It that Bales little Ironical speech died stillborn at the first syllable I I I havent much to say to you ricnle he went on exeept to tell you that If you dont toe tho line Ill clap you III Irons nnd keep IOU there Do you understand No tampering with I the men no dlikerlnp with Mrs Hitch cock no holnnndicurnor iwlltlcs If I hear another word ul out turnitiK track Ill know whoa at the root of It anal t f will give you short fihrift You con KO torwnrl I I The Fall of the Mighty Boalo healUttKl as thoufJli to argue ILh mattel but the row ot rwoluto t llfiaadua4 dtaiap4JytJ lj gp I d u 001 his heel without a word tt was no little victory for Kirk and waved hln i from the dUngrrw able oourse of putting Ms threat Into execution I Then he sent for Jackson and Haloes I The latter appeared first Ho was a I 1 1 sadlnokins object his features swollen i UD with weeping and every line of Ma i deity artloulate with dejection and lame He acquiesced humbly In hie I disrating and took his lecture In a anuffllnz IIenoe When he was told i he ohM to shift his things forward ana i take up his quarters In the forecastle lio broke down completely and went i away crying UJco a baby Yell Wheres Jackson I Wont come Captain Take four hands with you and bring him Ay ny sir I Alas for the fall of the mighty Woj ths th erstwhile magnificent being wo had lorded It In the high plncos his coat ripped down his back hisface pirpla with passion hie shapely lets I kckn and Btriig8UnR Itr ggllng like a recreant i schoKoys In the grasp of the usher j A cursing reviling maniac fighting 1 every inch of his enforced progress elI lowing biUn ecrutchlng with super human fury Draped In front boosted I f om behind the late ornament of the transport service was inglorious hoisted Into view I Kirk Asserts Himself I Kirk seas aKe to the fact that he ow sd hs own promotion In the first lrtane 10 the liking Jackson had taken for him and he was consequonty desirous to tie as easy with his former commander us ho possibly could Yet at the ime time he had to assert In no ijunoca fashion the power that had been Invested In him Swift and decis ive Action was needed to stem the in cipient mutiny before t could gather greater headway The ringleaders had I to bo tauirht and taught promptly that any attempt to turn back the ship Aould not 1 o tolerated Any alterltii is in the situation would assuredly result In dihistor As in evnry assembly of men the mass were on the fence ready to siiie with the winner It was It ease of taking time by the forelock and atriilnff hard Kirk made no effort to chenk Tack sons tirade Ue patiently endured In srts threats and vituperation that grew louder und more Incoherent is the ruins fury seemed to burst ail noiinds Storming and raving he w fairly b Iaie Jiimstit frothing at tie mouth shaking his fist In the air defy IIIK everything and evsrytxvly with n hoarse tplitterins torrent of Invective that Flopped at nothing Kirk let him roar himself out and when at last pent and Ureathlcss he paused frorr seer axliiustion he iilmrflf bare in I Youve had your turn Mr Jackson he said and nov I guess its mine All this noise wont do you any goal Ive stood It once but I dont intend to stand It again Youve sot to make up J your mind either lo lake your medicine iul tly or by George Ill bundle you j foiwarJ und heap you there Youre noliIns now on this ship hut A pas I cn erdo yoi heara passenger i In Silence I i Jailnon was plainlv wojklns himself I ip for a fresh explosion 1 1 I he LI an In a ohokln j voice I rillnce thundered Klrir advanc i Inn on him and motioning to Goltz for th handcuffs I The Jlne of steel unmanned Jack son Ho gazed wildly about him and I jerked his hands to his breast as I though to save them from profanation HoKl on boys he pleaded In a i broken voice For God sake dont I put thoNj thins on mo 11 couldnt I II stand It Ill try and do what you I think best I Kirk ordered Goltz back u Very well he said Yo dont want to humiliate you If we can help It If you will make It eaV for us well mako It ensy for you and let by gones bo bygones all round Only te member this volt have more IntlUco with Mrs Hitchcock than tiny of us tliwl If 1 learn of any mom brllios v Inc ofeicd to our man I shall liiild i you personally rcspinlhle Twt kind of thini has to stop Yiu must rmke it vim dote to see that It dS e at detomincd to push the expedition through and croakers and hangers bnck will act no mercy Evryrody went into this with their eyes open and HW tat thejr In theyll haw to may In That will do You muy so below Hes Whipped lIes whlopml said Wcstbrook as they watched the uxeaptnln descend the ladder with forlorn deliberation Hopo 10 assented Kirk But the nhlps full of loose powder and a spark may set It off Woll we have two of our firebrands In list slippers neale and Jackson And the hose ready added Wleks with a grin If poor HI AUbyn Roes It will have a very bad effect said Kirk IIow Is lief Very low And Weaver No hotter What a place to leave your bone inn Take earn my friend said West lTivi k tapptftc him affectionately on the iKiok If you lose heart what ahull be come of u81 Id trlvu half my hnre to be under way iiKaln exclaimed Kirk sombrely This Inaction IB killing We are gain to hA tied up hero for days and ears Gentlemen the coming week will prove a greater strain than our fight today and It will test our courage a good deal more Klnlc made his rounds ordered the soarchllslit lit stationed a couple of man at each of the machine suns and hen turnlnr over the oommaod to Wick burled htmaetf in a dark earner to mokeI tiBrc f I The MillionDollar Kid ey R w Taylor I J J f DO TOME OUT TO NEW ROCHELlE IIR MoNk OUR HOUSE 13 RIGHT OI4 PELHftM ROAD You CANT MISS IT ALL RIQHT IlL ONT FORGET NCi I RUJ OUT IN MY AUTO TtII4N T MRS MACK I t1 I r I 1 I I L J L 4 I J S WANT YOU ALL TO BE HERE SURE YES HIS URWELL INCOME is A MILLION A BE THERE OAI WANT TOO ALL 10 MEET HIM 1 t 1 7 ni 1 Li l LET ME INTRODUCE CHAI2MED MISS ACHES AHEM THE ONLY QIRL IN THF WORLD

t I r 1t r I r I X t o XAXX Y XX XXo f 0 1 rr i X y00 E r VO I Sivjjijiijy I The Leap Year Girl at the Boarding House 111M TVTTlTlA WfiMVSWvSYWiSttlSXsXl X l Y Y l r rr i Ir r Y l 1 i X XX XX J iJ Y Y OtO r A v By Joseph A Flynn T tore any i HI truth h stories In j iKivspapori rntit girls propos I is during leapt t y yor I Inqulr r i f less at break i ast Ihn morning i tier lojkhig in I aln for a piece I raft on the t 1 plate lotV she re tia eil slicing tike bread Into transparent squares And when you come to figure It out why shouldnt they We lave just as mush right ns you hac a to pick out our fiitme 1 Heal ticket Hcfore Harry takes he feint phmsc sILt Horrloltu In make sure she Is It with a big 1 but We never get that oppurtwltv I Before 1 forRf It holes something that came In witli the rut It was passed to Lizzie lust night but die iai to keep It a dead sacrot so file flipped It to me In a hurry Thems a certain i pirty In a hlu divsn nt this table right i nowH whos beaminj ryes and elnsped i hands when youre around some night sO 1vn been given to 1II1IIer tan shen I tlilnklnc of making you a MVandMr proposition but of course I wouldnt i loosen up her name for a farm Now I dont think Im knocking out three s Im not Heros something Last year we had a Henrietta on the second Ilnor runt with a pair of uliied lips Mrs nrvceiii christened her Still Water because she never loosened up her mind v to anybody In the house Why one it o got three tolejrrarr3 and Iwo letters with crT around the edge The old lady nearly tiarew a fit when the perr bought in the telegram because she had a dream the night before about somebody accidentally 1ntroducnr 1 match to a can of gasoline In her sls terN house and ell the family gi1I1 rho undertaker work but when she found out the telegrams werent fur her she had a heavy jaw all day Tat nglt when Henrietta touched the mat I handed her the awful new with an unxioufi smile but her frosty face never melted We sat un in the parlor with the lire out for two solid hours by the clock every minute UA wcllnL licr to do tote right tlims and I tag for help but nay mu and 10 tilts Jay ne never found out the news I WVlle she was her a fat John or eiiplcd te middle room on your floor HU middle name was Dollars and ho I always had a happy hello and the candy 1st for everybody One night at tile table Airs Starveem was talking tixmt girls proposing John thou iit it the only original laugh of the i t an and said hed just like to see the girl whjd propose to him Henrietta sat at the foot of tin table rover cut I cog off a word but before the meal I S d ale dabbed the ladder to her six by four anI woke up a white baby I rtnen John started upstairs tor Huy Character in the Eyes v AitGli dar blue eyes usually denote sensibility of character and a ca LA pacity and wiiln s for work Their nwner Is also likely to bo fond of enjoymont Jealous and often tmiuisltl l vnrs of rtreji sel eyes receive Impression necirniey and Ipflnltel Great thinkers usually hive had cold gray eyes for gray is the colov of sirowdness and talent ICyew of tats description generally denote bolter heads than hearts Green eyes occur more frequently In women than In men They denote rrvirnse inersv and land Occasionally they noioinpany n Jealous venge ful disposition nJ1k nves are dlnleult to read They often show a quick disposition and sunetlmes are treacherous Round nyod persons lire not great thinkers They are openhearted ob servant anal often Inclined too much to luxury teople with narrow eyes see less think more and feel with srreater In tensity lLtA i4LI Brown eyes denote rt loving though Jiidiolous temiiernnifnt Women with JUit l rown eves are fond of gayety shrewd and often of a I coquettish disposition tike In a Hue willc and when I ptlasd Ithr paror d ior lauty minutes inter the there both holding diwn that bin inalr luirnliu up laiisln so I llgured out she nailed him whim lie gal to the nitrnfk In rite hall Well vile marled hm nil right and Mrs Stirveem sweirs tn this day that he proposed to him thon and there Hut to make a long story longer still yesterday afternoon 1 was dolns the llgtire fight on Sixth avenue trying to get a cheap yell now that the holiday ao ovir WJKII wlin should Imp out of a cmoku wagon but Ifetrelta She wa a picture up to the alit In poke iiikni iotU and had on u c sw II test Puny Jarkit you tvr siw there I I was with my spring fll and winter OlltinUtinn iinivn our t I tl n di O lapliKit trite iiitiMimuui over there mi the niiichltiM was holding down m golden locks 1 felt like a plnhol alt a paper llenrlntta had llu hwelli t crititlon III white growing out of he ilMaroiI and If Oil plumes t ie Mivuhel 1 lout theyd ieidi from licn tn the kitchen Thats the result of oie girl proposing i CiiKiii I remarked with a sail a having sucvpodcd In bending the steak I Im gut d somebody seas forlunalo As you observed perhaps divorces woul t hot het In such Tat duiiand If wo lef I tIle electing of husbands to the fair isex sex but Just now you mentioned lout II n ml Ileitlon IB there any dlffcr Ip e eUhl I iih no not mute sin replied a I inm nado bun IoUnd off tlio ta b nail near br alit Iusvs nuns hit to an untiinely end Only about 7 j I Tootsie and Her Cat Smilax By M F Neale BY JOVE THIblj s cOcou J d cu COOn INTEftCSTIHC n TUM ON SMILAX ITSTIMETOOTO BED OR ELSE YCUl LOOSE YOUR BEAUT SLEEP BAH b NELlO LOOK AT THE BIRD IN THE dLOCLKJHTl BUSINESS HAS HE 607l UP THERE 7 MOW SLAT YE OW HEYLOOIt TH DEIRI OUT WHERE A I D HAVE GOurat BEEN FULL OIN6 OF DYNA 1 t MITE MUTt At EA t FIT t t M C Cc Iv INVITED f1RIOrJK FOR TONI4Hf MUST YOURE AI CALL UP THE CIPLS AWFULLY BU Y ONE OF THEM 15 SURE MATCH MAKER To CAPTURE I HIM Ik r1 V I i J 1 I HERE HE COMES of 1 JOY IS HE IM I NOW Q1RL51 NERVOUS ARK THERES SOME ONE WITH Hih11 w T ry via 1 1 t I IIL Duy Yet AN It1 SORRY I HE DCESu7 AUTOMOBILE INVITED IIIM I NOTICE U5 TOMORi nW 1 Y tz rA7R g r 17 v l v rr AYlotZrl o5 GREATI FINEI Q cu cod ofllousl Ill I 1 OH SMILAa1 Its JUST DJN1Oa INVESTI4AT tI THAT R FORMESELE L t i f s I I II r l fir aH POORO R SMLAX THATS ALL DADAS FAULT I Hf 1NOULD lAV6 OTTEN oU THE 1i i way J i 1 t r I YE GODS CANT AN 0 0HI INTELLECTUAL MAN POOR I SMILA LIKE ME COME HOME I AND ENJOY A FEN 1 MlNUrr QUIET a WITHOUT AN l Y5 8UTATGIN LALVVAYS GIN r i r I 1 Sz1i tu coo c M m jeti fit r e CONFOUND ycu ILL ti CATCH YOU THOUGH RUN SMItAXJl BUST EVERY UUN y r BUTTON IVE SOT CN 1 GEE I IT WAS THC CLO MAN I BUTTED INTO ISEF ME FINISH IF HFCATCttfi Mr Wfu HERES I WHERE BEAT I i THE SpEfD RECOKDJ 1 I I OOOO OOOOOOOOOO OOOO OON i Truths About Japan I b l 00 By Henry George Jr 00 NO vi now THIS COMMON MAN LIVES ILN we look Into social conditions In Japan the I wonder to an American Is that tho common man hero lives at ail The standard of living of tho Japanese workman la I much higher In this country than In Japan for the reason y that hurt all the surrounding conditions are higher He 4 h t must wear morn expensive clothing cat more expensive 1 t s food hove moro expensive shelter Yot even In Japan they are higher now than they used Ne to he The coming of the Yostern civilization has brought j a higher scalo of living for the common man Just as for a I find In this different reason the emigrants from Europe country a higher scats of living than that prevailing In the yl I countries they left xs uvuvl cco Hut the level of living for tho nvorage Japanese Is low 1 n enough even now Tho bread of lapnn Is rice the hotter Is a dark colored sauce called shoyu being an extract of beans the beverages aro test and a brew from rice called s sake Rich and poor have those but different In qualities Tho rich have great varieties of older dishes sonic of them wonderful mixed dishes with many I Ingredient The less 1o do have less variety Tho poorost have little more than rico shoyu ten and sake i I And from this allot of Win poor experiments In the navy conducted by Baron Ji Dr Takakl discovered thn fell Oriental dlseaso of berlbetl proceeds That Is to ray the diet Is chemically almost wholly carbohydrate nnd Iac3c 1 nitrogen ilee Introduced a little mat and other nitrogenous food and the dl case almost at ono disappeared from the navy Hut the poor titan of Japan cannot afford to buy much mont AVhen ho does buy It Is often horse flesh end many shops nro to bo seen In Toklo where both beef and horse flesh are sold and some where only the latter I Thon the common man llvei In a very small house and the poor man In i rcareely more than a shack I Hut the cry you will encounter In Japan today Is the Increased cost of living The prices of commodities Imve advanced and rents have enormously ad vanced Tains preparatory to nnd growing out of the wnr with Hussla have Hindu all production more pxpnisive and therefore nil products nnd there has I been a marked exolm of pnpiitntlon from tho country regions Into the cites where land values have boomed I A war with landlordism for reduced rents would he ns popular In Toklo as In Now York If tho Japanese had yet learned to organize which Is not the ease In some cases money wages have Increased but nil In all the worker of Japan cannot he said to ibe better off under present conditions he Is In a worse plight tie gets less return for his labor while he has to live up to n higher standard which advancing prices anal rent are making more unit more difficult Olnsjes like Government clerks are In n vert difficult pile t for In addition ti the things tity us thclr Inenrnes are laved ant most of them feel the neessltv of hnrg two complete outfits of nment Inpanepe and European I I have met In Japan nung men who hair had forolan university culture who 1old loh Govrrnn end 011111 position nrd ver wlose total Incomes when high pro ant high rents lave got done with them would not buy cheese paring a for a mOil o i The cHm of how to ict n Ihlng ts therefore preyflng on the common I mnn of Jnpen with tremendous eight Vlth nil the progress In other lines tlice L ns horn little profre5 In till f t This Is n ml inause tufre hiii not bn a crept lnrr iso In the general pro diietitn of tceIa1 for Mete las The et Iamlli n Is that tore has teen a very nrriarl dhsr ulinn or t e 1rMlc n NIH cn pr dtirrd s I I shall trill at 501w Inc nr this In mv nxt article by speaking of the rrreit fortupet that have rayvita sprung up 10 Tnpnn lj i 1 lIYVINCNI 1DJ7 OWTSIUPpJPM lmAGL I A Gentle Hint I IA ar Betty Ji twenty sitlemin four vern I my riir I try bca MTV alt mtive fur An ytrra ar I Ls then iri iiianv iMtly preas lie has given mo to iiiuler tind tliat lie loves me but Irs nevfl ftsk1 oI HIM to tarry him Would It be proper for me to hint at it nontly this bring Leap Year M T M Dont hint ti o strenuously even though It is lyp Year H Is boit to let tht iran do Uie a nirtlns for If you ip ar tin ran r fur his love he Is apt to lose Interest in you However Wiero I s no Mnrm in giving him cinMiiiago meal if it Is till oo olivlous Tell Your Girl Friend I tar 110 tM Y Kill friend ami I have been x ts I M out with two Guntlctmn for the I1 i past six niintlis and now 111nd nut thruiijli nil ther friend Lut tin j t i tliiiinn my friend goes with la a minlel man Wliut would you advise I me to do Shall I tell my Jlll friend I was told not to say a wordls my rlent Is very riilk temi red I am arani to tell he as It might set me I mt noilli I d nt think the man iltrrdv to keep up TOT frlendsiip much 1 I I h gr 1C O i II I i e d to tell yo ir girl frlcn even e thollit you were ii ld not to tell She will undoubtedly br grateful to you for illsoldwlni lo her the true character of t man t 1 A Lovers Quarrel Dear ISotly Ayr cUhtucn and am perately tn j I lov with a yoims man one year my senior A liw months ago we hid a iiiarrel in wlilrh he was In the wruniri and wf late not spoken since At pro ant he Is trii ns with another yoiina lady How can 1 win him back Would it ha piooer for mu to fpealt lust D D If the youne man was In the wrong It s Ills place lo speak first lie does not norm to be deeply grieved over the iiiarrel and I xould not waste tlmo and thought upon him You art young and th niii you love him now time will imUe you forget him Accept at tentioni from home otnir man and do not i revi over your former suitor II May Mantons Daily Fashions J Ills leoso boc TillS Is u pro noitneol f a vorlte of the sei an a n d I s pociillai I1 y fin wli adapted to uii1 to the many fur ihmhcs that aro so except ionaiy beautiful this year although Its useful ness Is not to be confined for H is also adapted to inroadloch and to nil suitings as well as to the various materials usel for parato coats In the Illiu trntlon It Is made of broadtail plush with trim ming of hanjsomo buttons and with braid and Is an ex ceedingly smart ilt tle garment that can be worn over any town Tln quantity of material require fi the medium slzs is 7s yards 27 2 yard H or 1 34 H r d s K tnchoa wid s n Urn o rSl Is out In sizes for a U 3d 3S 10 42 and 41 Inch bust meas ure t 1i Loose Coat Pattern No 5869 w d 1 Call or send by mall to THIS EVENING WOULD MAY MAN I now to TON FASHION ItUREAUNo 21 Wod Twentythird str tNew I Obtain I York Send ten cent In coin or tamp for each pattern ordered 1 rt These IMPORTANT Write your name und address plainly and always j 1 mtlcnui wanted ways specify vlze v r h

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C JIJ T ri Ij Illilfj11if 1 1 Jitlim k j I it t rr 12 THE EVENING WORKID1 MONDAY J A N U tR Y Ge 19A8 i 4 t f 800 FAMILIES TO BE MO ON WfONfSUA Landlords BanJcd Together to Prevent Their Finding Apart 1 mcnts Elsewhere frt s I MAGISTRATES WARNING y Jells Tenants Law Must Be Obeyed and Red Flag Not i Followed laF F A vast throne of east side rent strik ers warmed through Madison street today and clamored for admission to the Municipal Court where Justice Leon s Sanders was slttlns Hundreds of dis possess notices were waved In the air and there were many socialistic speeches which were greeted with clam orous cheers Finally the reserves from ssveral nearby stations were summoned to handle the mob and keep them In some sort of line on their way Into the i tribunal Justice Sanders disposed of 00 cases giving those who within a few hours dispossessed until Wednesday to were make their peace with the landlords or else be evicted It was some time be fore the force of the Courts action was thoroughly appreciated and the strikers i realized that on Wednesday they would I be turned out Into the cold with their I children and few belongings When i their situation did dawn upon them the I realization bad a chilling effect and there was palpable Bloom In the vicinity Grand of the strike headquarters on street Must No Follow Red Flag The Municipal Court Justice had acme sharp words of warnlnn for the strikers that struck another chill Into them He said Xo one sympathizes with the poor more than I do but the law must be i obeyed and yeti must nut folow the red flag The red flat will pet no sym pathy here and ro aU nor will the Court be at all lenient with perjurers and those who endeavor to obstruct the machinery of JustiN It has been 3roiiKht to my attention that some ot the lawyers who attend this court are using quaMlonaiili f thtnl In order to delay the acudlcatlon of these dis possess cases It so 1 will deal with those lawyers as they should be dealt with Also I have got word that per jury Is being resorted to und I want 1 to Issue the warnln thai any perjurer who are dtopnvefc In thin court via be Indicted end sent In Jail Jintlce SAnder remarks were trans lated to the strikers in varlou wsr and pretty generally distributed unit the first elation In eetilnr n delay nt the dispossess notlCfi changed to wall Ins and lamentations The strike lead ere talked themselves purple In the fac without pftliuMr result In dissolving th e gloom that had settled tirvm their fol lower The landlord rteclire thai when werlnesday romps the strike win Irove n fLEe and the sulkers sit I rlnniT for permission to pay the rent dmandd In all fto rich hundrerl nil more i cries dlspd of b Jiicllf e Pmders oilry the landlords had refuses to i yield and llo tenants had been olv dnrito Jn their riemniids for a reduction I tion of rentals IJ eviction Is nerci sary with an average of about five persons to a famllv n swarm of about i 4UW east side poor with hundreds of j tons of furniture will be car out on tho pavement It they are forced to I this extreme the situation mill be grave Indeed Landlords Banded Together So bitter have the landlords become that they have banded together and agreed not to take In any of the striking tenants Hundreds ot f mlX s will be driven to the Brownsville sec tion of WIlllamsbnrR In the case of those who are not able to move their furniture the city will cart It off to 1 places of storage and the city must I pay the cost of the storage Other i wise a half dozen streets will be i blocked with a clutter of household I goods and dilapidated furniture Fortyelght landlords her so far made settlements with their tenants i Twenty settlements were made yester day and two today This disposes of I about SCO families none of which Is included In the COO that will be evicted on Wednesday and 1000 more evictions are expected In thu course of the next ten days Several men women and children and a policeman or two are nursing miner Injuries today as a result of the first clash between rent strikers and the au thorities since the revolt against exor bitant rent began Many red flags were confiscated five arrests made and the police of the lower east side Increased last night to prevent further outbreaks It was a busy day and news of riot Ing was received with enthusiasm at strike headquarters In the half dozen clashes between tenants and policemen the reserves from two stations were called out and ambulances were sum moned but no one was taken to the hospital Mrs J G Ihelps Stokes Is expected to return today and attend a meeting uf strikers She has consented tn make several speeches during the campaign ml while she will not be the leader of the movement she will be their gen era according to some of the or ganizers ra MINISTER GUDE NORWAYS NEW ENVOY TO WASHINGTON OliniSTIANIA Norway Jan 8Crt Gude who has been appointed Minister of Norway tn the United States In suc cession to M Haue will take up his duties April 1 M Haime died In this country Dec 39 t t JAMES McGREERYS GO e 23rd Street 34th Street CORSETS In lloth Stores Augustine Corset Made of fine Coutil Models for average and well developed figures Supporters at i tached 95c usual price 200 Augustine Corset Models for every type of figure Made of Coutil and Ba tiste Front and side supporters 115 usual price 225 i Augustine Corset Made of fine I Imported Coutil Model for average figure with long deep back Front and side supporters r45 usual price 200 Augustine Corset Made of fine mercerized Batiste Model for average figure Supporters attached 145 h usual price 300 Augustine Corset Made of fine Imported Coutil daintily finished w Model for average figure 165 usual price 250 Augustine Corset of Imported Cou r til Models for every type of figure Long deep back and hips for well developed I figure Models for slender figure Front i and side supporters 1 85 usual price 250 to 350 i Augustine Corset of fine Broche Ba I tiste Models for slender and average figures 185 w 1t usual price 400 Augustine Corset designed for well developed figures Front and side silk supporters Made of Imported Coutil LI 245 usual price 600 AugustiusCorsct Madeof fancy Silk 1 Bro and bsfiste Model for slender t figures 285 usual price Sen t 4 JAMES M REERY GO t I 23rd Street 34th Street 4 k1 l I STOCKS SOAR IN AN ACTIVEMARKET Big Gains in Several Issues and Readm Gors to Par I Reaction at Close Stone alcr rlnc today M tlln lilili eft rbe in innntli fell hirU under rrolt tnklrK this nftrnioon but sttll cl v od with Cain aericlnr a jv lnt Trading throujrliout lie sesltln wa brisk j On the upward bound Reading i reached par and Advances In other Is I sues ran from 3 to 5 points i Buying orders began to flow into the I market mrly St Paul and the Hill stocks showing the most conspicuous strength In the early afternoon North American Jumped B13 Northern Paci fic 314 St Paul 212 Groit Northern preferred and Central Railroad of New Jersey Wheeling k Lake Erie 1st pre ferred 2 Western Union 134 and South ern Pacific Amalgamated Copper Re public Steel preferred and U S Rub ber 1st preferred 112 Morris A Essex sold at 170 a rise of 15 points The market rested for a time and then started upward again Reading rising to 100 14 Union Pacific and Northwestern gained 2 Central leather preferred 2 12 Delaware k Hudson 5 12 U S Rub beeS first preferred 2 14 Federal Mining preferred 8 12 and Pennsylvania 1 34 American Snuff preferred sold at an ad vance of 10 and Lackawanna 26 12 The drive at prices was made In the final run and there was a free scaling down of values Missouri Pacific which i had been a weak spot In the market fell to 42 78 which was 1 14 below Its low water mark The total sales of stocks were 679400 shares and of bonds J3297000 The doling Price Tod 5 hlglitst lowest and last prices of stocks and of net changes u compared I whh ci tail rlf1 fiCIlr an n fm5ws I x et lluli Im i taut f frf Am il tqper u 11 I lm tar tlTvn 111 I pat II 1 AMI o t Kh 12 11 attJ tin nn Ir 1 1 rn 4 a I i Anir IT i Iflt Ir I I I Anicr Lars al 1 Am 1 m llf 1 IA I I A H ft It pf ii lit 0i 1 ni T Sugar Italic I lsi P I tin Th pt isl j it 7 4 2a Atn en IT MlntnK alt 9 Ill Ito A T c K 1 I 11 111 I Hull t Ohio hall e2 11 I H It T 111 HIS 41141 5 II Pv1 psj I P Ili 1 Ches t Ihbto rnt 1uy to t4 I 111 q wnt A I Ill 2c 2n I ty M f 6t P 1Ir n I l M f SI P l f Ile Ian tin 2 I ht k N tV IJny laay tin 1 I i nr Iron IMI I 211 n nl 2 Pl 1 ns 1 1 101 u htti I1 i lOri f lut H 1 I Stt 101 I Hft i it b s IIT nia 1 I F 111 IISI i lrl tn If aL alp i 3U i I Kr S t pf JI ITJ It ft 1 ran Etrt II US I I 1101p w i I 11 So pf I 11s IIM r Ii 111 iviitril 12f KM Urt It I 1viin d Nash IE tui I4H Minhnltin 12 i t2I 11 Mot CVntrnl 111 111 IS T4 s1 M f5 l StM il ra Mli 4 ail M K NT ntt 2 at nn u Mo Iarlflc 4 i2 la 1a Nil niKcnlt 441 1411 dl t 11 Nat Led H 40 St t N J Central I7P 1 Ij 171 North Am f h 4t A gt ati N V Central v 021 926 T 1 Nrthtm In tlc 121 tZ 124t4 2 i Ontario k WI 3tt a11 S4U 4 tj Pen 112 111S2 in4 5 P ple rise at S2 S3 o llcnUtv 1M4 I51 I M L r Rating 31 Pf 7fi 7 a 70 1 Hrk inland 1S54 IMWH trot 4 t I nc island pt aM WH anti si Southern Pacific 7J 1 2a 71T 4 L Frxiihrrn Railway lat 12V tat 4 3 South Railway pf af5 4 gel M 2 Third Avenue In 18 is Z Union Pacific 131V 1Ots isns S I s Rubber 2IU 2R 22 4 I U 3 t rt 27H i 2AT 14 IT S Steel pf nn as 1 Itnh COPPPT 29s 2 Tn 1 Tot W h3h r7 101 p 1011 u Wpftlnv 1k M 41 g 41 Wprt In Tel 7i 4 sat ST 1 z WI Cent IS1 1114 164 AdanN Decline INCOMING STEAMER MAY BE MISSING MOUNT ROYAL ST JOHN X B Jan 6A Canadian Pacific steamer was reported oT Brlpre Island this afternoon As no C P R liner is due till Wednesday It Is thought tie may be the missing Mount Royal A report from Halifax says that two steamers are off Brlere Island bound In ward and that great hopes are ex pressed that one is the Mount Royal Swltt b Company Bales of Fresh nt In Nw York City for the week ending Sat urday Jan 4 averaged 7SS cents per pound JAMES McGREERYBGQJ 23rd Street 34th Street CHINA DEPARTMENTS 111 Both stores On Tuesday and Wednesday January the 7th and Sth Sale of Fine China Dinner Sets BricaBrac and odd pieces such as China I Salad Bowls Chocolate Pots Chop I Dishes Cups and Saucers English and French China Art Potteries Marble Busts Figures Pedestals Lamps etc Considerably below former prices Dinner Sets Fine French China open stock Fin ished with encrusted gold edge 100 pieces I 1800 French China open stock Full flat gold edge border design 100 pieces 3600 Haviland China Full gold edge new decoration 100 pieces 2800 French Limoges China 1750 American Porcelain 100 pieces 900 English China Ramekin and Plate Many new decora tions 600 doz Tea Cups and Saucers 600 900 and 1200 doz Bread and Butter Plates 300 600 and 900 doz doz 7 inch Plates 600 u 1200 I Thin China Tea Cups and Saucers 300 u Cut Glass Celery Trays 250 and 300 Sugar and Cream Sets Extra large size 250 8 inch Bowls New designs 200 I 21 pint Jugs 300 JAMES McGREERYGOl 23rd Street 34th Street I i I JAMES McGREERY 5 GO I HABERDASHERY DEPTS III Both stores I i Custom Shirts made to measure I Exhibition of new Spring Shirtings I including Scotch Madras in plain or Jacquard weaves Russian Cord Madras embroidered Batiste Jacquard Batiste Flannel English Silk and Wool and I French or English Fabrics Woven I expressly for James McCreery S Co 23rd Street 34th Street JAMES McGREERY SCO 1 23rd Street 34lh Street I SPANGLED ROBES TO Roth stores On Tuesday January the 7th Sale of Spangled Robes at reduced prices i Black Spangled Robes 950 lue 1300 to 2jtio Colored or Black Spangled Robes 1500 value 2000 to 0500 FEATHER STOLES Natural or black 450 and 750 value 650 and lOjO RIBBON In Both Stores Washable satin pin dot Ribbon Pink blue violet and white I No i 300 piece of 10 yds value 4jc No Ira 400 piece of 10 yds value hoc NO2 55c piece of 10 yds value 700 No3 7oc piece of 10 yds value 95c No 5 ioo piece of 10 yds value 130 No9 140 piece of 10 yds value 190 ART DEPARTMENTS in Both stores I Sale of 250 dozen stamped Shirt waist and Underwear patterns on fine materials Shirtwaists on fine linen H 145 value 225 On fine Nainsook I Gowns 75c i value 13 5 I Chemises 40C I value 850 Drawers 35c value ssc Corset Covers iSc value jOc LADIES SUITS In Both Stores Advance models of English Serge Tailormade Suits Interlined suitable for immediate wear 3250 Lingerie Princess Dresses Trim med with valenciennes lace 2450 Remaining stock of Tailored Suits Costumes and Evening Dresses at greatly reduced prices JAMES McGREERY Co 23rd Street 34th Street I I II Add This Stamp to Your Collection I RETURN I And Get Your Money a I Not More Back K a ti y f ITo Than Satisfied 4 II To Any Fact or Figure I ou May Want i To Know I I IMPORTANT I Tilie WorM IffiUUUC onU l ncycIopefflu I or 1908I is just out and should immediately be placed in your home or office where it may be re ferred to at a moments notice Its contents having been brought strictly to date and its size and scope increased fully 50 this theII Twentyfifth Anniversary Edition stands head and shoulders above any similar readyreference guide ever be fore published 1000 PageslSOOO Facts Figures 25c H A m n 5M J At Newsdealers BY Mail

L y A tlC t MMRiallnalHiw1r1F1eirliYxiP A NEW YORKS FASTEST GROWING STORE I n N M a t riG i illda1 I re i I W EST 14 T SrrFPESEST J I SATISrACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLY urfUNOEP IU IMII BMJIIIMIIIIIIII WIIIIII 11 Kl7r rjriilinrm TTm J i Continuing Our Great January c r1JV Vb I 1 ywt I vft l vA nr Cf fa f I MPl W 1 d v z 3 Z i h jm ElJ J Jw sssfi I 1 toUi ufec m ERE simply breaking all former selling rccordsa case of IJLfc success based upon merit With values better with stocks greater than ever giving more for your money than anywhere else obtainable its no wonder our store is thronged Icday IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALES wih extraordinary economies radiate from every tabe and shelf throughout the entire store NO MAIL OR C 0 D ORDERS FILLED Heavy Quality Sheets Bleached Muslin Good quality Sheets Extra q u a lit Y size 720 seam Bleihel Musi n 110 3 ed 5oc value ID alues Init slightly imperfet 39 Co yards Ie 0 4 C limit 4 each yard PETTiCOATSof muslin deep hare flounces of tucked em fj f W under duet pot 79 broldpr alfo wcc trmmea C lion 1113 values ipeciil for ths ae Table Damask Huck Towels M III Rem n a n t sin Special Lot of Hem 3 in 2 to 6 yard med Huck Towels 63 lengths 25c val 1 5 C lOc value Limit 4 C ue per yard six at each CHEMISE kirt length square yokes of several inserting 39c skirt nnlje1 with deep aAn noire cr va J r HandMade Doylies Linen Lunch Cloths All new fresh goods fir Of hand drawn linen t positively hand size 45xt5 inches nude 12ic value 21 square 350 qual 98 C at each ity sale price I PETTICOATS niiMlr deep Mare ruffle 2 wl arc nn InscrtuiBS luce edge uultr dust ruffle 7 49 C value at Silk Ch ffon Pongee Girls Long Coals Yard wide Siown Aale of wiiii in all the latent cheviot sb Tin colors and patterns 39 rra collar and culls 1 LB 9 5 lc value L terns f grrv liiri at per yard mar 53 valu A f1 f lair trimmed tylth wile iurr CORSET COVERS 21c ir 8 ribvn llrawn lace fm tp 614 1 2C Irrnholel V Iok LmutoUfi rtlKi J iuallu I Crochet Bedspreads I Voile Suitings I Good quality Cro Shown in all col 9 chet Bed Spreads on including 121 S9c value Limit 49 C black 21c 2 C 2 at each value per yard naonook trimmed with 3 WiI Ca COVE Of na n CORSET InprlltIJH 2 rows MBOIHIB between 2 29 C al 2 ribbon beadlnps I3c grade Embroidery Special t White Madras Fine White Mad Also Insertint on ras suitable for 1 SiS and cimlvii U I 12 cnstlis of 4 t o It I waists sand dresses 19 c 2 c yrJs 1J value Ql C value at yard j art 1 1 DRAWEi f rambrio full size with dvm I rnuluhed 29c tucking lawn rattles yoke birdc value C Womens 9 Thibets Tourist or Fur Trimmed Coats at Choice of black Tiiibct Coats with fur trlmtIt ihi1 collar of lynx 50inch iirxel handsome hea tl l cheviot Coats beautifully tailored anI trnu v iti ft Hercules braid and inlaid velvet collars Tourist Coats J full sweeping models of plaids thibets worsteds etc 2 rJ 8 Not a garment In the lot worth under 55many as G 11 f hsh as JS and Jyour choice at GOWNS Of muslin yoke nr aching tanked yokes ultli tor 39c chon inserting HWK anti sINe ruffle Iinehed qj i7C Parquet Floor Oilcloth In 14 and 61 widths parquet pat terns 3l c value 19 no mail or C O D Orders at GOWNSof nainsook MnrRtivrltRi ITtniilri BIshop or at open front rffertH regular 3149 values tomorrow 98 C I I 9x12 ft Brussels Rugs Smiths allwool Brussels mar size and Oriental i y Persian 9 I e enlur tt ni at SLIPS Ot cambric box pleated front neck 1 INFANT and sleeves nniHliPd with small hem 121 I 2C stitched rattle 29c cables at 2 Dress Forms May be adjusted to any height 1 74 the full firm sizes 34 hI 10 i ti53 value nt Medium lone lengths with mid without nip CORSETS 4e value porters at In whltu and colors Bills IS to SO 23c I I Boys Watches Gun metal and blue steel open face watches 2 75 new flat model f398 value at I Boys Overcoats Ages 7 to il long Ourcnats Fl 7 to 15 Rus 49 At ti sian Overcoats ti to t 1 alt Oak Coal Stoves Nickel rail and top piece large Iron pot size 449 No 13 508 No 11 Batiste Waists Elaborately trim I med with Wal lace and em broidery All 1 4 9 samples 3 value I ue it each m Lace Curtains Scotch Lace Cur 1 tains double twist thread 1 2 5 j many effects JL O 250 value Per Pair I I t