The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
January 8, 1908

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r r r T n r 2 THE EVENING W O R L T WEDNESDAY JANUARY 8 1 9 O 8 he was Klvrn Jit No S In the h v I subject to peremptory challenge lafr Mr Holbcft had n Iepn nn3lyii fncc nnd a spry aIr Ills ase WT about fortysix He ralJ h wa mar ried Joseph K Beke n milk iloaler of No 31S West SeventyflrU street had Known Stanford Whlto well rhlllp J iroodheart n stock brolior of No 21 West KlRhtyflrt ho liail l ecn lined J1M yesterday or Inire u nnmer to W imnie appeared H pnve en excuse for hli tardneJ luttlce Dowllni milled ttp fine nn 1 Mr 1c od heart wnj eximlned Up confessed to n prejudice Iiistlc JXiwIlm mold I him mlldh A i l cxeued him from the Kfeclal lir Tnl nnd jont him hack to the regular llIn pine1 Rejected by Jerome Ambrose Shei of No 514 wt One Iunireit nnd TneiUsecond street a retired purser of HIP Citnard line who 8 frved on Josephine Terr novn Jurv pave straightforward answers to the DistrictAttorneys sitl factlon Have you any resentment aBnlnnt an on connected with this caw 7 a wen Mr Littleton nlI the wit No 1 am at peic frO rId slid the Idfrlv Mr Shpi CttSIr1 mi satisfied the letenre i t his fitnew but Mr Jerome challonsril P M Nlxtn per emptorily quickly iiRlnu I rmptory challenge I Henry M Humph ry nianner for tho nt No N Watlr ArtmcWe Company street and resldlnK at No lr t On Hundred and Fifth trfet nld I lor lie merly llveJ noir Stanford White had friend who were friends of nlte Mr Garvan vrtio is uraians Mr Je rome tihouirht thl win a reason for Jftttlne Mr Humphrey RO J HcniRpn Bckerson a real estate dealer of No IM West One Hundred end Thirtyfirst street was axcuseJ b After four more talesmen had been examined and excused John nntwIMle a painter and decorator of No S7S One Hundred and Klchtythlrd ctrfet was called He Is an elderly man and raid he had several children He wns born In England but has lived here nearly aJl his life He had been ex amined ten minute before It was dei ni not thnt h trim slxtyeleht eam old and ullKhtly deaf Despite this han dicap and a somewhat confused wa of arutwerlnp certain questions Mr Little ton accepted him Mr Jerome also took him In view of a reply he had made to Thaws lawyers Believes Thaw Wa Insane j i Are you prejudiced against Infinity ai a defense In murder trials Little ton sk d ot nt all said Mr Entltle I think he was Insane when he did the t act t actJ Holmes ButlT a minauor HvliiR I at the Hotel wllln toll aid hi hall known Mr Jerome for manv vears hut he didnt tMnk It would embarrass him 1 In reaihlnc a verdict Are von a neighbor of Mr Jerome A I18k1 tr LltJton Oh no Mid Ir nutlcr I live In ll es In Connecticut Xew York and Mr Jerome necticut whereat there war lauphter nt the expense or the District Attor n AS In the ea c of ninrlv all the tales I men Mr Jirone taJ cd Mr null over to the other side afttr n few minute whereas Mr Littleton cros examlned UP and down back and I forth In nnd out at great and tedious lencth Mr Butler was certain that his opinion were not fixed I Mr Littleton did not like Mr Butler I 1 statements and challenged for cause j Justice Dowllnc ocrrulfd the hal lenpe and Mr Littleton accepted to tbo rtillrK and challeng peremptorily This Is the nrst time the defen e hud u d I a peremptory challinpe during the ev i amlnatlon of n tale man Would Plea Accept Insanity I Pavid A Arrowsmlth nr ldent of th i Harlem Capet Cleaning Ionip ny nt Xo I4il Thim neirie reldlnc HI I Xo 170 We t One Hundred and Thirty i plxth street a married man about tihirtvflve vears old was accented as I Juror Xo 10 as soon as the afternoon session was begun Mr Arrownmlth nld In answer to Mr ftnrvan that he had served on a homicide ci e before ah ut two ftrf ago Jle was accepted bv Mr 0irvan And then turned oer to Mr Littleton i In nn wer tn Mr Littletons question In1 regard to the plea of inanity hA said he wouldnt hesltnte a moment about i Rcceptlnc suoli n plea Thaw glanred oier to Kvelvn Than and on a nod i from her htad Mr Littleton accepted Mr Arrowsmlth Mr rjeorge Lauder Cnrneple appeared it the afternoon Molon Sle took n sent Blonsslde the defendants wife Mrs Cnrneele has hen l7idl pos d for lrAI A number of talesmen were all1 to I the stnnd And l cao e of tlxed opinions wer riulcklv exun l I AJexaivler Ptasxew kl nr sident and ceneri mnnacer nf fie Lnne Island Dron Forre PompaTiv of Xo 1I Naiu ftreet said Imd preHidce against a defence of temnorirv insanltv Mr lttleton and Tutlfe OlIn Interro rated thl tnlesrmn mlnut lv regarrtlntr this nretudlce 1l1 flmllv Justice Dow llnc ex t i Whites Friend Excused Laurent h licnnttfe ot No 114 n1 rwentyseventrt treet crotary or fe Atcnison Ialiroart Conipanv ciaim rt to I Have been n tiKnd ot Maniorn I nito Jle was ncll wanoui bilnR ques tlonotl I Leroy t lloey a dyer nl Nn rj West One liunircd nnri Knurth street I snld he nad tervutl on n jury In New ark X J hut had had no ep renfe in tills Slnto IIM All tnlioMi me M dencr in the last trial of Thaw and had formed an opinion but thought he could i sel It aside if selected In this trial pu tridAttorney Jerome whispered to Mr Littleton and Mr Hovy was excused by consent It looked as though Heni AV Hlslng a ilk importer of Xo Orind street might be acepttd as 1 piovlsionil juror hut Mr 1 IT it I Tie fat th t he hid n firm but not txed opinion I H to Tlmws KUllt Mr Jerome ttleil to sixe Hlslng jilt Juktlte Dowling sustained Mr Littletor Seven taleKm were caled and ex cused for various renO Three of them pleaded Illnesn while the otjers had either fixed pinions r knev tome I Help Wanted ToDay fcs advertised for in The Morning Worlds Want Directory wrrtNTsmY jan s HS JI d Jrfip r 2 Pfrfmcn T Ajtont JS Oirl 17 Apprentices J Houfwork r Hakfn s Ironir 20 IlHrnnltn 2 Janlinn 11 Hookfolniter 2 Kltchrn 1111 il lIkk 5 I ulld J I Boy tn Mucnlnlte S i llmhclmin a Ian r 2 Itutchors H Mltltnrit 4 i nindfry Help 4 Nurtet M j CAnvawrn 11 Operator 14 I Cuhlrii 1alnifr 3 i Cliniub rniklils Jl rimntCiy 4 Collectors a lort r C I Coni kit r S Ire infn 4 i Cwiki iMiln n i i iifllrt 2 r Cuoki iIVmali1 IT il iien SD fc Oilttors 4 Shlrrln Clrrks J Utcitmiikers ti holilt rn 7 l nllnlii Hrn rl hrr ItI G PWrmhiu I Trlminrn 1 DI hon U rMiourlten W 2 f Drug Clcrki 10 Walters 4 Elrvatpr Ituniir 4 vatrjii IS j Wallllln Kiurvru 2 Ml clliaioul 2T4 S I inliis 2 iotal TH The World printed 7 18 Help Ads to dly3S1 more than all other L New York papcri combined I CONGRfSSN1AN WILLIAM SULltR I I OI1MW I i Friends 01 the Vev York R p rjJiilative Surprised by t lie Announcement WIIL BRING BiZ IDE HERE I i She Was Miss Clara Rocdel lieim of No 2120 Gnitz Street Philadelphia Announrfmnt camp from Philadel phia today that ronpresman WMlam Sula r of New York had been T tly married to MUs Clara Hocdelhrrn dauchtor of Mrs Max R edpho m of No SUP Oratz slroet tiat cltj The onlv InforrtxiOon frlpnds and relative n Now York hav received of the ceremony wn the followinir mes Bi co cent from Washington to Mr Sul rs Ilrondway offlce Uidav Ju r married Home Sunday with Mrs fiulzer I Neurs of the marriage camp from the brides mother In the shape of a formal I announreent but It If believed that the cereony took J HCP In ashlncton dur ini the holidays Irs ItiedehPlm said I thai the Congressman had known her daiiphter for several year I A member of Mr Hoedc elni fam ily l nuoted a avnc The wcJdlnu nns rei 1 a vev TJlet affnlr and WP ont win any mar p HPH tan that of R maMage aniviunce ment T e coup wm be In New York I shortly and perhaps Mr Sulzer will talk I then It Is hi affair not mine i Conffro man Sulzcr is In hl forty r fifth ypir and 1m been Identified with I politic on the eTt side for twenty j vears II t one of the boM knun representatives New York City ha had In CODSTM It was ppnprallv diouglit among hs friends that IP waIL a confirmed ImclwJor and th news I of his marriage wn a blp urpri 1 He lives with hlO mother at No 3 East Twelfth street during tln tlnif he sp nd here Prior to Ills servlcf as a Congressman he wtus a member of the Nem York State Ledlature and was SpI11Ir of the As mbly in 1S53 MORAN AND HARVEY ARE B UND EAST I No Hope of a Return Fight With Champion Abe I A tell I I SAN Fn NVlsro Jan 5IIopp of I a return tl ht between Fcntherwelcht I Champion Abo Attp and wen Mn fHilp to n RTi it e Int tojlar whfn Mlrnn nnk thp tran for NPV York ae mmpanlPrl hv his manaare fhirlcy lUrpv anti Trainer Alt Vlck f Cinnlnstoii London Morin his offern of two matches under Idcritlon and In th mean time he will fill en gaKiinent In New York variety house j with Vlck a cparrlng pirtner I o or nnenifd In tn trial One of them wn a rlont of Mr Littleton i K Anderson real pfio i ipiiti at No I Veit SlxtveUh siet thirtynine ears old and tini I rled T nifpptnd a Juror N o 11 firtir W Huliboll of No 2S West One Hundred and Tw ntyrAenth street cnniiecf l with tlIA lnlti statpn Insiirincp fmnptnv at No 277 Hroiidway a marrlt man WHH exnn Inrd bv Mr Onrvan and pafoil over tc Mr llttlton wHio examlneji hlii i 11 Ph He id IP 1 id nn orlnloii li it PI d v t It aside A oiNI If he I ii xnv iibiiPton to Insanity ax a de fpnsn IIP rplnd I think iifh n de fc tiT bpii ereatlv abuwd More tltn anv nihpr l finJ p1 l nlOit as much abUPd as IIP i ll Aftei further riiestliininc Mr Ijiup I tim sal 1 IP was conlpnted Illh Mr i Mnrihll AId hp was accepted as to Inal iuror I I THAW CASE MATHEMATICS IN A SUBWAY TRAIN CROWD I I TVs Than fury nathmaMos las IP t lie wiz7enaz7lcd said a j jir fefr iral looking pissen er in Ilie Sul wa who was belns wafted toward Columbia Colln e Its worso than the I henandahalf problem or the Iroll in I the well that fell back three feet every1 day I Hems that aked broadihouldered I Princeton 97 Well fild the profp nrlal pirty i tlere are 12 men In a jury caon ldu I hm SI pnmptoy hnllcnsis thp TudK can Hue as many juror as he Ilkcx i tlltto an now 3 men In tho Inix If Llt l tltton IfUi KO nnd Jertmi lets 3 KO and the ItidKe expiitPs one today and something of the same kind only with I different IlKiirm Imppuiu tomorrow I and then whln they Ret the box tilled everybody lets them all go when will I the jury bp tvady My answer is Saturday Jan IS paid Irlnivton i7 Vhy d ynu 811 that 7 lletause nn thir date Tlie Kvenna Voild liMitx 1 B A Mirrlss groat NiA or i niiin f i u KIM Lyniif m ired PttP nnd I1 im mi ilitp I pi1 r Inttnred In my mtutnonoriiim T hirk it nver I Tell Your Wife That Clara Morriss if orcnl story Till 1 j vir MS71 nf Jijin in rit tn tun i Jl I t Nlflrutljl JUI BI JI I Shell Tell Others I City Marshals Evicting the Rent Strikers Prom Their Homes Along East Elp1 P11tJl Street iKC 11001 PII h N nrIj WOK LJ TI 1 AH I IsT e o n r 1 Lcol A tIG 518 rlrrR T LIFE SOUEBED our AS fUVfOR ROSf AND ftU I Shrink of the Victim Put Girls in Panic Engineer and Boy Arrested In rv prcence of n number nf ycripe women n man uppo to lie 1 Mur I crrlies of No C7 fantmn s CSet wis crulipd to deui todiy when pnn l between an elevator nul the siafl wll of the biilldliur No 10 Waverley place The youtiK women wcie rltin for uie I ellvalor when the screams of a man lerrlthd them Their liysterlca shriek reic hoil the oiri of icveral hundriil i othci oiir wimei omploort 1n the IniiMi ati1 a condltlcra borlerlns on panl niexalled for several mlnuti I The bod uC til unfortunate man w J fiuclit In such a mann us to nwk it Impo l Ito remove It until a portlni o the I II had been cut nwa Tlio was ucconvpanled by the cre of Hook and Iadder Comiuny No It o Mei N r stteet which responded to a call lor I tip MarRrrles had bppn rraklns ni n l vton of the elevators and shaft I pirili of UfiMta He had tlnlshed t tiii all Hppniaciiol the elevator at teiidiil ly Jacob Osier a sixteenyear old boy emplfVf d only a few days by Ksmecr YUiiam I uike irBurlis I npttd to board the car when it hjdilenl roo and then ilrojiped ate f p MarRirlie waR cuiiKht In the ibscint ami Uinmed between tlie ilonr of IIH t nnd the wall being Inxtintly klled ii jiol anosttd fie cnriineT Kule nil I bo i 1v 1 r icmiiKle for atlmi o the Cor onr C SENTENCED FOR TROLLEY DEATH MOTORMAN APPEALS FIJA T I Ian S Max OP 11 lorArl u fondULtnr on the New York c I inx I liid Traction nnpanys I T I WIH Hint I id toduy hv County Iiiu Jacli m to tiiee mniLhs n pr Honnipnt in I jJ I Guilty Jail oil a cun I If Inn for maiilauKntfr In tho hecfind flexree fielb had orders nil Aun H list to wait at a switch nt Valley Streini to allow another car coming from the opposite direction to pas M I disobeyed orders II i ulleted nnd told Ills raotormnn to ITM ahead A I innult I there was I heiidon collision In whim T It Vanilersleep the inotorman of tho ther fir was Killed On motion fif fienrBe Stoddnrd ooun i lur Oelb the ivuri Kratited a IPI trnte o nvisonablc doubt and an np pii will be Irtkfn elb ft Iliiwem I pluyeps on the tmd are said to have rnlsed a fund to defray the coat of the nppeil PARSON IN CONTEMPT Jnxtlcr Miirenn rtenendi Hie llev Vllllnm S linsed rlllrUm I i TII Tie UilMin Shnif mse pm r r c jwts Pplicipjl fiure1 on i il i l me Hmkn must app ir ftitr J Iureui In tlie ICiuiiv I Term of tie Supreme Court Itrooklyn I fm Krlday and show caubu why he Klould not bti ndjud od In contempt I court Justice MariMn IwHued in orlr tndfiy mnn that was Ind on thw clor y The ioitempt of court alleKid con sist of remarks the Itev Mr Ohnsu mflile ivbouf Jusllce MHrenns ludlclil nition I i irranlni Injunotl HIM for nio itiu future hol r nnlnlnn I ie 1 1 Jltn inerfi n ultli tvie n ii i 1 II n n on he I o r iKttntor for the i e 1 1 I 0 I unns aiLoi JtalVlc I LAATI t UHOMU UUIMNK rtrmovei u CUM V 1 tLo vrorld ovtr to Cure a Cold t1 w TV KUGrwei Inwlur on boi21a I I EVICTION OF RENT STRIKERS BEGINS ON THE EAST SIDE Continual from First Par street undertook to move out thirty five families Ire and Ether of Thirtyfourth street ind Kirn avenue were engaged to evict twelve families and ar the day fore alons marshal came down to the loner fist side from every quarter of the city to take part In the eviction of tenant Moved Out Swiftly In the InstaTvcei where tho families were prepared for eviction their belonc Inp were moved out swiftly and with out disorder In other cases there was more delay Tha presence of police bodyguards with all tho marshals served to iiae a calmlnsr effect upon the tent strikers i More than one thousand evict ons ara dm today t i order jtamel y the I lai dlords but It will be physically Im pa le for tlie city marslriln to eject I more than a few hundred nt the Mt There are only four marshals In the I dlHrl t where the dlrporfess unrrins will be ls ued Thcro e t onty l In i M city and tiie majority of the e have iecn sent fur bv tle InndlimU who 10 i lIe to coiM wltn t Mr tfrant j i Hjt If all twentysix exert tiiemiv to the utmost they will h unable to throw out more than 1 dozen fnmllle each in the course of the iliiy i Asking for Warrants i I An hour before th court cunveinl I two mar tal arrived armed with tlf e n 11 r tI ai o whil tW 3t 1 i io it ti In As tf di oro aons oier mirshals inrld iiilth tiior Tif of unrrantt nnd the iAivk 11r M tien 1 jcixm I The viiiM Vidirs Int mi 1 n I peil to the t 1t who hav Inned In the runt strike Imrlorlnc ticni not I to rsort tn v olic or rlt e plve this warnlns rend the rtodiror which the Socialists put rrjt I I beciiuse wo tint tiiu the tnoxoment han exceeded nil evpectol limits nnd fie tempt on and provocation ij1t wU be Klven by inu i offlelals niuit not puioefli The strength of the niovo mnt must be Its peaceiblencss This wn signed 3y the Litt Com mittee of tho Socialists I was cirl o about the oat Fide by iiM volunteers who nild that they would do cverythlnj In tliclr power to discourano violence and riot Municipal Court Jtide Loon Sunders Vbo he an siimlnz eviction wnrnits fnr the mar al nt 1 oclock rud lat lie I certiln only n small por Ioe of the on thousand ovltliia iciedilled for today would take plnce etli r today or tn tho Immediate fu ture tlrlOnl a mal percentage 1 ly heard from 111c1 the Judee Tho landlords will be nble to uso thetn an effectual weapons to compel compro id e Vhen the landlord cannot com pel tle teiant to pav up nnd rots ti the i viction process he must piv the mnrshnl s for rl evltulon I Is u Custom to reduce mch PXI MISPI by pnv Inir the teniint 1 to itel out Tbls methorl will undoubtedly be used to a nroit extent Caused by Agitators All of thin trouble him hen brousM nt out by the Soclnllct a ltatoni Thoy havu appealed to the Ihiioranco and passion of thl people and not to tJielr common snnni The han told them i n if tliev buulLd lo nher and icld up ti laiillnrda to proPCidlliHs to din lioiijF nould clJi up nil the cnuris o that I would lake fiotu tree to five miinUiH w It them all out whertfhy mat of them would obtain rent free for I extended time They will HOOH ILnd out that eviction CUI proceoii with dlHcomfortlnK oxpe II ilon and when thU In foruilily dfinon etrat d It Will not takH lutiK far them ID return to roaJm ninln Mil il llcriinn as about to Kt Unuur on tturriiiin t evlat t Mn j n lis 11 N Cuerrj sf t 11 M fan ilurl K sni rushed r c t and renue t d nlm to cal tini in TIH tinants hud benged him u 01 promise imd promHcd to pay the rAlt demanded By abindonlnjt the vCtOIS he euvtd hlmsoir im In liar luU fees ebe feL CUffED BY Iff DOWN BY I KNOCKt t AOTHfnINLA V i After Charging 1fe iih As i saul Both omen Joined I in Pummelling Him Again i Henry Pchnenck a nicelrn ht llv ns nt llo tvllle 1 wn pjhllcly i r cufted about the liend 1 ils wlf ii the corridors of tlie village notcl at StapletJn S 1 tuilav arid tiicn lore with I well dlreti 1 blo by Irs Mar I iraret Quiimer hl wifes mother I chwcnck ftassercd to hi feet anil I iireferrod a cli irce of assault In Iho their cisree nan t his wltJ and five minutes after her parole tv poor wheelwright as iBaln pujlly piitn inelcil on the stepi of the hall by tJ itno ultnen He tied in the direction of i te Xw Vork ferry I I Tiu ruA ai pr iipitatnl Sjhvonck I lritslng i cvil iction fur tie ecovry I of 1M oaiei 1 to is motherlnnv ion th asm a fillid befoio Jul I i Srake Herman S Hutler reprcsentltij th Arniz ne serured an adjournment I Jntl Jan I I tl tieai sklte Mhouud Mrf i iuenck as the w heoltt risht left tn i I courtroom I wilt Ix vcm The fo I Io eil the free tlplit In tlie orrlilor iiid I tub tiiient arruttnment of Mi I hohwenek i fore Matflstrato Maith across tl e hal I NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES i NrV OrtLKANS Jan S The entries for tomorrows laces ar as follows I fIt llVCi Ttircu furlongs jiur 1SM Ilunacinn H i I In r I 1 I I IIOk Ihl 1 1 i 10 n e II 1011 u 11 IIM Iiirit KM i1 i Mjria Ill Vtn ulan Hoy II I J IV n V liJ lliinmock Hoy 1 fj Dr ARiwtrorir tin HJ HurplHUK 1 11 X l I a lock JlJ Marf 1 11 Mliue OUrlcn ill ncoNl PAfi fix furlonp nillnx I lien Sin1 H i I J Whilcn HO 1 t n M Ilyllt r 1 I IWI Ill t llr Jttr Im Id UVJ 151i II uou lark 1 Ill orlinilo 10 fi our l iv ion IudllnA 10 11 Tiniuln lt r IM Pnlrim HV T1UIU 1tCIJlnf six CurlwiKK 5 J Arrow 4 Kwlt 17 I Iron Thistle H W nnn Cnlhoun lir Il Tlrlh 1 KIlU ThItIo iir I lnne HUt nir 11 il Snluila in I Ketihentllo inUK II MullIll in I fP Ilnnnitlnc Klk 1 I T rt ftill nr I I inner Sir in Wn II 1nn inns I I KOIHTM Kii0ne ml nnd nty I ul1 llnl 27 IHii iliaiulo f7 O l IVnu Hnnnnel in 1SS Prtntaulo i to Cjrcn Ac Illifi KW aid Tlvtloal liti Ifo rilTII llAii Flw nnii n tvitf flrIUII J1S Tnv liny 101 1 JlH 1 11 llli H7 I H 1 IS linn Uiirt 1 II Urhnns i i luI IIH I Hi Ml c wl rfP70 1 1 Lucy VIUHK nn ILT 10 Ofl 111 11 1fnelll in1 1 ijwutcjpiii II SIXTH rrrnnlre ItAM 111 intle all quirier MS IM Ia111 Km 11 Jphh in 1MI lrlniV if 11 W 17 nII 1 1 IJI n i I li T n I 101 t 1 JU t I ri 1 a 1Vi 1 I Htiywird tiii 1H Tirn H ion liil lnlv rhanul nr 113 Klni of th Valley la OoliUpInk IIM DDt loA rJalm w rwo BROTHfRS II I SHOT DJVJi IN i A SLOiN ROW j 1 Snlonione Says He Fired at I the eluccos in Self i Defense i Tie ne v saloon of Niolo Paomnne i nt No C Miilberry ureet was the icrne of 1 shootinK toiUv In lch two brother wero wnmd L S louione its tnarsoj with lu Ii tini I T vlclini nre StbistLino Meiuoro jthlityllve e ra old of No Ito Iltiter street and his elBhte nyearold I brother Inlo The cIr brotier 11 hot In th back nd In the risht jeve tho bov received a ccaln wonnj tint 1 not ilai5T3js Both were tak i to the Hudson Street Hntpa Within the pst tvo dttvs Salomene tnide two trips to tho KMIdse street sitlon to complain about the Melucco brothers Another brother Tony twen tyone vears old went Into hlH place rnd start d shooting up tlie back room The saloon kcpper had him arrested I torly today tho other brothers went to Saimoiio and demanded that he withdraw the charge airaln Tony HP refused and Tony was flnod S 1 Vlicn Halomont returned from coift Scbastlvno and Arsenlo were waltlnc for him Thev threatened to blow him to pieces with revolvers and he tied I fmaln to the police station He woo ndvlcel to retuni and If the threat wer nindo asaln to call the patrolman on post llr went hack passing Policeman Alirims nnd LieutenantDetective Join ro nrty on tho corner lie raid notn iiu to them but walked Into the 61 luon A hI minutes later there Was a fuslllido of Bhots The two otflfHrs I ruHhed to the place with drawn KUIIS and blocked both entrances The tw4 liiiured men were sent to the hospital and elfrhtPPii prisoners were taken from the pfice The falon Iteoper who was chars d with the shooting declared ho i had tired in self defense HIH bartender i HIK several of Uio wltneasen corrobo ratpd him WOMAN FOUND SHOT DEAD HALLWAY OF HOME IN I Ii nSTO N Im S Miss Nellln TllcPar ty forty yanrs old wm found dead In thp hallway of her home In Knxhiiry todny with a bullet wound In IIH Imik of th fho id o After nn Invpstljintion tn pullce ur rcsn Michael 11 Noi ton ilxv eir olili I tenant of thp house where tho Mt rrty woman llxt 1 Aecoiillne to the rollce Norton had n revolver1 strapped arountl ills waist mil two ane ot tiers were found In his room I I There Is n reason why drapeNuts should correct a weak physical or a slug gish mental condition The food is highly nutritious and is predigested so that It helps the dlgustlveorgqns to S ire other food It Is also rich Tn the vital phosphates that go directly tomake up the del cate gray matter of brain and nerve centres Read The Road to Wellvlllc I In pkgs GYtB en TO i Bill CURT IN BIG SCANDAL I Charges Against the Twelfth j Regiment Colonel De j eared Baseless IlA1 to T Rv nlnc Worli VL15ANY Jan SThe Court o In j ilry ap ulnted to Investigate the narfxi of nnscondiict In office acalns I ol llir e II Dyer of the Tnclfth iCKlment has reported to Gov Iluslies niit iic charjj s are bg clcs and lie ourt recommends that no further ac lun h taken Tho act of the offlceis who preferr l I ic c I rgwi Is declared by the Court have h en wholly proper Gov Hub concurs in the findings i f the Court The Imputations made aculnit Col er wero of a sensational characti 1 Vie have carefully considered the ac on of Major N T Hobb Major J 1 nenharS Cjpt W Forbes Morgan and 1t I S Dudley continues the opin ion of the Cout t In brlngm tlwje Marjjes rotUnl upon tho cnujMcter of ol Liyer to me attention oi that otllcer nd the rem lti tmaid of oler hs ciorti j weir duxy so to io We im IH llnl m mor conduct reilecUnk 1 upon tlinlr efficiency is uin ei3 or on sunaini u cantloiiion Appended to 10 rwcur of rlie pro ceedings of th court Is this order by io Oovrior i I have earffUHy examned tue testl iiony In his ojso In full Tne ItJol comnirmlMitm and opinion pf I h on ura coicurod 1j and 1 cjii dtr n furtie action ne t sar TV r o mciurv vr appointed at i r Qe n ol PVT lirlc Ton i ir n V 1lleI of V 1J1 0 VILL RUSH NfVJ TRACK IN SUB AY I Consents 1 Hi5iiy Secured for Rebuilding Roiul ali r ineiviixtli Street H rI n Tn I reiil 1 rpjiort from n rue S nnn if un el ttiit hii jpaIn ottarfl t nessnr m Mi r Pi0pi 1 M tJtiift 4 c 1 vjiin id Ilunt triil rr n tn h a wAy at XiiK tsixtM sirret Tha rriKjrt iso sv 1 iwt tl ronlrc for fie worh wis cxMitea Jtrie i lat approved by th iioaril 0 Ftilmate II Aorvrtlonmont nnd thA Mayor and KVI Cio appropriated fr the ork The couii el Kay he I ImirylRK th eeution pI t rontrTt h tli conrior whI wrtrk can b cnminer p1 Tw ltlcl tn iiv d io oni nt wns RtvtMi I tp pomtrislon Thl I ttp Irt tlii In SUltWI hull Ino In Manhattan thit th rnnsnt o onoiuh prop riy ownfr has been n citel to obviate the nicesaitv of an ap pod to the Aprllatu PIIIn of tin riiiprpmp Court T1 lmproemenl will Involxo thp f coniructlnn of thp subix ictwf T Nlnevilxth And One Hundred and Tllrd street I will plm inp Krade rF ins fie downtown trick of rll Vest Karns HvUIin iosln n 0 exprpp trnK i 111 witciln into r downtown eprts ai 1 t downtowj n Ti1 tTM 1c Ale pOSSESSES the luscious favor blended of the malt judiciously ed with that of the fragrant hop in a degree never before attained I in ac brewing ltl 1urln 01 111 I 1 VAKILLAN CREAM lOc F1LBEMS POUND SPECIAL ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 19c LATES 20 kiadi POUND Park Jlnw tore optn even e en1nic until II oclock I 1111 dllxpr Itf purchncs of tl anil nr tieiwcen Ttattrrv an 2Mth Ir 1 M S4IARCLAy f 2 CORTLAIDTs PAgOcI4SSUs II Wo trust any honest person Dunlnras con dent Ore price CASH OR CREDIT No employer raferencea r qotred your word Is oar seoti wo rlty Cal nr verlte fo Ulnatrated Catalog No 44 37 MAIDEN LANG Branob C59ralIon 1t t I ITCHING HUMOR I 01 LITTLE BOY I I His Hands were a Solid Mass and I Disease Spread All Over His Body In Four Days the Child was Entirely Cured Mother Strongly RECOMMENDS CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT I One tlnr wo noticed that our llttla boy wiw nil broken out with itching WIre Wo first noticed it on his llttlo liands His hmuU veto not aa had then nnd wo didnt think anything pprioiis vxulrl ri uit Hut tho ntst day we hoard of tlu Cuticiira Kvinrdip being Fn good for itchtni sores etc that I thoitsht I would itt them Hy this tune the cin nc hnc sprrnd I over his body and his hrinds spac nothlnK but f sold mi3 cif thi idhuiR dKcaso I went to tho dniR Ftoro nnd pnrchacod n box of Cuticiiru Soap nnd one box of Cuticura intnint nnd that night I stripped my littlo boy nnd took tha Cuticura Sjip and lukewarm wnter and TTiuhod him well Then I dried him trith a soft bath towel nnd took the titlcurn Ointtnont nnd rubbed him thoroughly with it J did this every ovcnitiK b tforo J put him to bed and in three or four nights ho wna entirely cured You linvo ton tnv permission to pull h thii lMvnus anvbody who suf fered ns mv baby did ought to know of the CiMcura Romedips I will etiroly nnd friadly recommend tho Ctiticura Hrpdiror tliev nr f Rodscnd to nil FUffprinK with nUm dicasp In Frank Donaliuc ns Fromonl St Kokomo Ind Sept 16 1U07 F PIMPLES And Blacklicnds Prevented and Cured by Cuticura f ntv FIr thp fno with CuticJra nitin nr fin qrnt Sicin url but do net rub Wni oil tun Ointment in flvo 10 ninits wth ulfjra Snap nnd hot wvi ntirl nla to bah tho faco frpvf r m ininuto3 Ktpent mom IHK nd fV ltn At dln ttnios use hot wnpf nnj otjpurfi Soap for bath ing th fnoo ns of ton a ngrtcablo Comr 1IImt on1 Inlor1 TUn1 lor Fnr JIM 1 1111 nd dlJt r l I UIIr 1 z 0 1 I 1Lln fIImnt 1 ro II Fkn nn 1 o n n 0If0 e i 11 r 11 r lolI Ilon C I I lu uMII Ih 11 POlr I ri l1m uH r cleu 4t al BUn DI r ORDENS 1 J CH CREAM If you wan I Cream lint IS Cream and K fresh otiily oiJer nirlen Uelivered in sealed tH s lvttles Purity richne s safety and economy are embodied in 1 order for BorJens Milk Products Sin tirv Produc r 1ln and Dfhvcn Are C ruinly Ve loomed h 1 Th nkitii 1io I r Bordens Pure Milk i Nine Cent a Quart u Rordcns Condensed Milk Co ICADFRS OF QUALITY JU lsr I 1 SZjgp i i Absolute Accuracy U worth moit than all othrr coiuldrra tions in Eye Examination I a asjured when you employ our Skilled Eye Doctors of Experience Examinations Without Charge flashes Allows at Moderate Priced J Kearh 5 lV IT4 23 Sixth ALI Utlow 15th St 330 Sixth vc Holow 221 St J7I Urnndway Belo 33d St 317 Hway Astor House Block 101 NnFraii St Near Ann S t Ulion Uvcrjr Evening Until O oclock uruiid Kupius Furniture I cAJUiib cjcuciuiti uvsua 1IOTUItKM IJKOnlNd c EE1UIUW OIIUH fIO 1 I J75 Worth 750 Dow 150 Week I 100 1000 I 200a t ISO 1500 225 I 200 2000 250 300 I 3000 350 I Our Trrnu Applr Alio to New York fiitlt New aroe lenInl aI rn rhuietU I Illiode Inland eod ConntcU Al s You Dealt Yoa tun no cuivJ ot ileaineu RJU I nolita at buine uy our InvLnlbU Uorlc operation No pain ur uimo uiice Can h niuilc Knuoiin vvhUrii tnt 0 eLI day or FHICK book Ktul advlo to Ir a fr It nay Co SO Clinton n Newark N j LOST FOUND AND REWARDS rOn Huuiy afternixin bef tt o and 4Jth at wallet oontatnlnc mo and inoJixirand a o t A I mO w P Wj r L t 10

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I r j I I h THE EVENING W O R L D T WEDNESDAY JANUARY 8 19O8 it Hfi mN COURT ENTERS A PLEA Of HOT GUlL Tr Dethroned Copper Kings Bail of 50000 Is Continued by Judge j INQUIRY WILL GO ON I t United Slates DistrictAttorney Says Investigation of Banks I Has Only Begun I I I T Augustus Holnw the dethroned Copper King and former president I nf the Mercantile National Hunk to day plfnded not guilty to Indictments charRlnc him with ofilclaJ mnlfeasanc I nn l overcprtlfleatlon when nrrnlRTiPd be fore Jmlre ChntfleW In the Unlteai i Ptate Circuit Court I Edward autcf wich cnterDj the plea In behalf of Sirs Helnze rwervlnc All I hl rights Hv pennlsslon of tho Court with the consent of United State DIt rlctA t torn y Henrv L Stlmson the i examination was put over until Jan 20 1 Mr Lauterbach then informally notl f fled the Court thit he proposed tn nsl for a cop of the minutes of the Grand Jury at the next arraignment of hi client When the date for the trial will be pflt I I understand that owing to the pnv It rtyBtrlck condition of the govern ment no omclal stenographers report of the proceedings of the Grand Jury 3 tin been kept commented Mr I Helnzes lawyer It Is not the custom of the Grand Jury to keep minutes replied Mr I Stlmson and It Is not the custom of I the Court to turn over lIch records as are kept to counsel for persons against whom Indictments have l een found i 50000 Ball Continued I The Court affirmed the contention of the DistrictAttorney matins the an f nouncement that he would continue the JSOOOO bond gIven for the appearance In J court of Mr HVlnze today until Jan f 20 Mr lauterbach made haste to Mate that his remarks about Grand I t Jury minutes were not In any sense a motion before the Court Tthp Copp King was dressed In the height of fashion He wore a silk hat i frock coat drab waistcoat gloves and spats and carried a nobbylooking walk Ing stick Prior to his arraignment hl brother Otto Helnze also arrayed like a i fashion plate came Into the courtroom I and after a whispered conference with I I the head of Hie Helnze family departed I The swearing in of n new Grand Jury I which is to continue the work which I began with the indictment of Helnze i occupied the opening hours of the mItt I Mr Stlmson said to an Evening World reporter j c I nm able to say that the InvestlRA I tlon Institute by this otllce Into finan I cial conditions is not ended It has only J begun While It would be Improper for I me to give any hint as to the Individuals I aId national Banking Institution whose nets are under Investigation I will say i I that the work is going on Owing to the email force at my command the work is I I necessarily slower than I could wish i but It Is going on with all the speed possible under the circumstances Stlmsons View of It t I Mr Ptlmsons attention was called I to a statement made In bhalf of Mr I Heinze tiiHt the loan by which the i j firm of Otto IMnzc t Co benetlttd In the cum of nearly JVKnO had the ap I proval of the executive committee ot the Board of Director of the Mtroan I I tile National Hank The loan wan approved It Is true f I In a sort or a way by certain directors FUlisexiuent to Its making replied Mr y J tiumsnn but no board of dlrtvtor I juts a right to approve of the fmb zrle l tntiit or a flanks funds I j Tho concluding pitagrati of section COT under which Holnze wax indicted lor otlkiHl malfeaHaiiiv mids as fol I low f 111 oily 11riohl U liii 5 Ilk i Jllr lullin nlils or uliitn liny Iffltti Irl or II 10111 t II 111 llllllllilll ill tilth Orel loll ulliill I hi ilrcnifil utility uf a mUilr I liiinuur uuil sushi lie liiiirloiifMl I I for mil Irsh limn fill iiir nor I I more ibiin tiii jiiim i Defect in the Law f Owing to un oii nlon of tile rlfi I I Ina tin penut 11 pi iMOtl Joi i M thou of Sr IIMI HI n ilulm I l rtntiltlon of loans Tin liMiiins I to any itiKle iniust is restricted to it p r cent of the capital stock of the bank wiiich in the case of the Murcin tl National HinU woulil be J1W tJ Air Ilflnze took over 5WOOW which Is un excess or 3wUCJ Tin IJxe ntive Committee of the I biiI2 oC irt tors of the Miciuitle Js tool Uink iinudeil biskli s lt H tii7p his brotliir Aruiur I1 Ilelii e Oiliimlo N Tlionui iliarlis V l s an idninl It Tliinas All ivru apt oil I by the liearii llousj Com mlttoe niil hal not tHurtd In tle 11 P k s IplanlallJn In drawing the lieinze Indictment Mr Btlmson hm clusly fulloud a itrcve Inl t tllent lIlrc ybbrs afI 111111 Klhu Hoot non Secictart of state prctmrcd Uie Imlitmpiit or James D IiBli who was Iliiideiu of tnt Murliio Hunk and at ti name time a iiiomber 01 t ID stuck broKIe house f Urant Wartl Thte Is om S imi Uis ilictloi tivtivvvn tb plight nl I IHI uiul tie irHlKMmCM of lliiue M II bIbZ wus nm utilculir ii iiieiiber o 1 titu lls vt CO i I lit hlIra hllll iIh tietigjtI liv hte tflnhttttln ltli a nittinn hnI HOW MT the hllllkl MIollllK Tn tIIP Heinz titn weiV IIMMI Htoik I in Iolk ini yei iriiipilitii whlu rfkim I cmi IIPII nt I jf kot of the Iin fsltei nf tb1 Miriinf Nitloitil iiinj ns llr Itolnzo hins4V i1iis liinnolf to be t lirrfM bolNr i t k own line of cop rbe 1 How Ward Operated Amthir tItt Ii ii Iii tt hsh Itdict mOIl w is I tb nii c f tu trnsir tlon 4 b Wllr1 I i iirl t a COli liiilni 11 ni h r n to i o S lire ii1 he tar t p cr Vt I i n etif o n f T h in 111111 ic HI II wal i T i t bank T s vi i i I b b 0 liinvi tM r n pe s n In he cnn of Ilrltii ther wan no crC There na unly ona account ladnkoiaiAytor RVHITMOHE PAYS THE EXPENSES or V1FESFUNERAL Despite Objecions of Swamp Victims Family Insists I on Rights i POLICE ARE BAFFLED Inability to Account for All of Drisoners Time Balks Investigation i TheoJorc Whitmore who is In Jail at Harrison N J on a chare of mur derlnc his wife Helnnn and throwing I I tier Iwfly Into Lamp Black Sntimp wrote n check In his cell today to pity for the expense of her funeral He i tun ed thn check over to Ur rtaki Walsh vio has Irad charge of the body since Dee JJ and gave him Instntctlons alnmt the burial IrovliniMv howwiT Wnlah had re J eived Instructions from the sisters nnd brother of the dead woman to disre gard any ordors he might receive from j Vhltnv The prisoner Insists that It Is hit rlht to ph y for his wifes funeral unit Walsh has the check Investiiritlon of the mystery of Mrs IWhltmoies murder Is at a slnndWIll because the police ore up ralnst the wall surrounding hltmore where1 nliautg on the aftenioon and night f f hrlKttnas I ay Thus far they have been unable to lus ak down his story 1 that he wns nt Ills home In Brooklyn I at the time his wife was killed on the Harrlfon marshes t Hendrickson In Court Harrv Hendrlikson who has been held by tlie Urooklyn police HS a wit ness apt axed In the Supreme Court todny In a habcjui I of Kings County rtn nroreodlnr instituted In his be 1 lrbY Thomas n C Smith The Court I postponed arguments on the writ until the afternoon session Hendrickson created a scene in the courtroom wlen a deputy sheriff hand cuffed ihlm to take him back to jail There Is absolutely no charge npalnit him but he was as securely handcuffed as if he were accused of all the crimes enumerated In the Criminal Code The V 0 w Jersey authorities who have done absolutely nothing In the way of solving the mystery continue to exert themselves In tint direction Whltmore will be arraigned again tomorrow aft ernoon before Judge Branegan of Har rison and If the evidence adduced Is not more convincing than that which has thus fir been submitted his lawyer I Alexander Simpson will take Immediate I steps to secure Mi release Chief Rodders sa4 his men had just I learned that Georjile Ulckenson the woman with whom Whltmore was In fatuated snd to whom he pave a e let belonging to his wife a few hours after the murder was wellknown in tot Harrison and Newark and had i been seen often with members of the Passaic River Yacht Club near whose quarters the murder was committed I Whitmore Knew Ground I CMef Rodsers has learned also that Whltmore ivns In Harrison several I weeks ago and on that occasion he applied for work at the Edl or plant 100 yards from where Mr Whltmoret 1 body was found The Dickenson woman Is now believed to be hidlne in Hoston The fart that she fled from Nw York when her nan VHF mentioned us a friend of Whltmore convinces te police she could help solve the mystery of the murder While thr woman cannot he brought from MiiFsiirhusetts for the jjurpjfo of KstlfyinR against Vhltmore son other chare which Is extraditable Is ex pected to I n made agaInst her 1red Klllott of Newton Mass who vas with Whttmore the day after Christina now r fuses to come to New Jerev and tn Prosecutor Vkkera hat h knows U hen Elliott wasvound by a reporter for The WmM he said he would he In New Jersey yesterday He said also lie could establish the fart that he was In Huston on Christmas night and did not arrive In Now York until the next day He declare further that he di nt tee Wbltmore at the latters home in Adams street Brooklyn until t nelHk Thursday afternoon Per rlutt slid today IB was not coming tn New York because his wife who as Just given turtn to a hild Is ill I 1 guess If ihe authorities of New I Von or New Jersey want me they Unuw wliLiii to find me he added What dn you suppose would happen iI ins inC should hoar that I have hten mixul up In fls horrible murder A new Iliillrnn Ctrl Culimlar nest Sun ili 15 cry tuTiin uhi Kt lust Hunilajc IIillnil iilrnilir ulll itnnl II I lnhr ulio iIiil Cit tal iuiidi Iwnltl Irl nm ltd llii1 fiit J rn mliI Ultra iiu Ilt paper u kept at the Miirinllle National Hunk hy nit llclnti A I and there were no ilinninles on any notes Klien b at membor f th Helnze family Ttnlr poiirempnt s fiindi wa a daylight I tii tisact Ion Tin Fluli cafe etnbllslietl these three prei edenlfi I It is no iiiTKsirv to show thaI the UIor peiMmally took nny i inot1y trim thin auk or ivis i M sonalh prient sihiti nOv other per on tix k away m iiiiy to nniltr him Tlmlnall Itabie 2 When un lllc r of the Inink nuikts false credits hi fli vor of a tlrni of wiilm le hi a m mtier and I cnu a tw moil i ruAin h V Kueh ertdits to Iw paid to his linn i by beiiiit drawn mil of the ink by hU pnrtnci I ii puiTiiance of an un derBluiidliiK ha JII a Uh him that the Tionev Mioulil in co drawn the rllt htivlti In t tnatlp fir thhl i ti v i I rftl lOr i vlo bi ii ot U it tin Wiitv an jtll IT o i Ionn I nilin fcllh 111 Itent t I v i nl t d W t r w i a i I Iri A i u tr K f ft 1I1q itp1 iti n f u n vf I e tank a 1 t l II 1C r I iolt lf I v 110 i rK at ie ovcnuiutK njj curistrttey a I metrVr cf the tlrm of Ifto Heinz A Co r London Favorite Who Is lIere to Capture New York i STOCKS MIXED IN A BRISK MARKET Sugar Shows Strength in Late Dealings but Most Other Issues Uncertain Stock moved Irregularly In the earl market todcy then ran off Sugar and Northern Iaclllc ndmg the decline the former tcng2 poInts and the lat ter 111 The remainder of the active list averaged losses of 12 Trading was falrv active Soiling decreased materially In tho afternoon but the market sh wl little Inclination to rally outside of American Sugar which KwlmU 3 point recover ing its previous dUntJ International lap preferred and Chicago Great Western preferred A ros 1 and the common declined I 34 New York Chi cvgo t Si Louli declined I 3 and Uoulsville A Nashville 1 The closing waN mixed with the trading orti k I The total sales of stocks were l740 shares and of bonds 47iCW i Tine Clueing Price I and last prlc i of Todaye highest Iciest with kf ant ul net channn ie compared veiUTlny J final fieurt are lIP foilo I St lllrrt la Lflft IIJr Allit Chain Oyi n S II j I 1I 4h ia Air ijr A r 1 i I 11 T S Ail Iottn oil X1 U I Am Ire I I V JAm r I lconietivn n I tAll tfli u u Am Sri a itCh 7IS 7iij 7Hi Am Sin i U Pf wij Uli Id LAm 1T UIhn III i TAm 14 Am ulur JS AS uSrf i 1i9 m ul lrlf 12 lIe Am Ifo Co pi 7t j Anacxinda Mining iJ UiM iO4 Al T rf F nil US H Unit A Ohio M W S ilrkl n 11 T ftii ri v 1 l I an Iaelflc lVI IV1 1M IX 0100 Vet H P 4 Cli 0 Wiit n si ilij i2 2 Chi M A HI I H1 111 lti 7 n I I C Mc I N V llt III 111 a On li l If Iron tii lliji JHp J I Li Sutiinn rb 4 nfOOl fiiT liiui liin llil i i a nui 1if 1it Ir 1 j krie IMut S Ijrp IjS 1 tV5 y i p r It I Krll rtI r jj tnjs 1 ik zli IOn t t irl I r1 piwtrr 17 jril 115 110 h1n Iitbi it Nor pf I PIU Inner il J b I I Inter llet pf yj p h Lut x Naah HJV Ijs J I Mii Oiitai I I 1 il IIl S M K HI J 2i 1 Mn K A Tex J iJV b Mn K t T pf ftiS SlS T n T at pcllie 4ti liii l1n Nat Lent 4L4 hu i L I ll Vntml 171 174 lil I N J 11 Iik LiJ a S V cuitrHl ul tilt tIit r Nirti Pirlflc l Jn tlli iy 1 I Uniirlu t West 14 L ii 3lH Penn ylvnl lIle III 11Itj I p cii JftO SI 4 44 n i neadlnK HIH I is WN 1 Stiil 11 111 IIV I nop lIeu tbtet It ia CI bite s ItJX ItUnl 11 U pt nook l latul pf iii s r T South Pac 7P 7 1 11 j 1 4 4 K South Hy lJ III li Ann Pf il tt Ir i 1U i A TMn llv 1rtT M sn s lii Pacific ISO 1 Iii ilO 1 S P S Meel t7 t4t T J f s up 1 uf Js sin itb J J 1 ti 1 i I ta bmV15rr To To III Wct B a M W 41 4SI tis ntnl 15 1b 110 1 It jSJL t tie Zi I LOEB SLATED AS HEAD OF STREET CAR COMPANY i WASHINGTON Jan S Inxmtpa I riitliii ma 1 tn local financial elMn Uy i VMivrc iiiin HI I if Mlohljin I fluUnruui nf fin Hmisi onvnitn i of tIc Distrit o r i nn u vinvitrtu him In WSl til tiitIH ti In li 1 MI Mjllikiiin if i p Hirnt UT iMtnpiiiii of th Iilftirt of Uinilila anil tlun Vlllitiu I HIM Jr Se crete ry to 1rcsl dent ttnisi i III to ho given the flll II i III na 111110 I nt I lit ciuivullilitiMl Iropert ins I Mr tnlti haH Ioen niakltiK Inquiry Into thn ut ret ear pit tattoo ttltli tuo I ihw r ttIOl egis I I ii lIu I1II a ih l n tu n I i it II a1 i wi M r c W II i 111 V x ie ni denying t ie tntcrncnln A ip hpta nulf effifdnvj i pru5pftlv i rniKi of oreupa ion Mr ib Healed that 1m is not a yet ready to make a itatemtnt on the eub I jeet HE GENEE HERE TO DANCE fOR US London Music Hall Favorite Arrives to Captivate New York Public The White Star liner Oceanic arrived today with a mall passenger Hit after an urjventfu voyage One of the tray alters aboard vas 13 Krupensky an attache of the Russian Embassy at Washington who has been on a four months visit to Russia I was at St Petersburg when Per Irelar T ft was there iald M Kro pensky He createti quite an linpreii 1011 1 Vhloh nan readily believed by his hearers Another voyager on tho Oceanic wta Mile Genet a dancer wno ls the idol of London music hall oim lutlon Some ten years ago Mile Oenec 1 huh a silo ot a girl look an engage tnitit at the Bniplre to lat t tix euKs tiie has been there tel since I Mile Genee comes to New York ti UKe the star part In Klorenz Zlccfeld new review which will be put on ut the Nuw York Theatre on Jan US It Is her HIHI visit to New York and sno fa la that from her ImpressionH of tile just skyscrapers bile feared She would uv lonwiorne nothtr funioai actress on board was Mau1 Hobson a stuuiesnue tltianhalred Irish girl wnu Is nld by rile liuse ship Nuws rcporterw to be the iuindsatneM woman that has landnl from a hlp in N ew York In a year Mls Hobtoi I n It luniblniil hiisi lns and lC5 ore visl She Is a noted figure III miiKical com dy in London but would Ike to eel lino straight comedy here if Charlej Froh man or the Shuherts or Cnarles Dllllng ham or some other manager oC standing Ic 111In1 AGNEW PUSHING JEROME ANTIRACE TRACK BILLS ISIiat t The Krrnlnn WorM AlliAVV Jan Senator AKncw who Introdiiird tip Jerome AmlJtae Track 5miiblln bills stated today i that tin prospect for the iMHtnge of th meanures was bright I have talked with some of the Sn ators and they are In favor of them he said Tnose Senator who are hH tinting or are oPI8ed to the bUl8 mav I ChallllD their minds when they hear from tine propl of their districts There is 1olnJOr 10 be a lively nmpnllC I tIIuughoUl the State In favor of the HUUSE CURRENCY I BILL PkOVIiJS A i GUARANTEE fUN I 1 Redemption Agencies in Cities I Also a Feature Credit j iutes for Circulation I 1 W SIIINirrON Jan SThe sub oommutw of the loupe Committee on Banking and Currency to which was mtruited the framing of a bill to In I crease the ulaxililiv ot tile ojrriticy roached a i oitcluAtoii today and will I report favorably to the full committee a bill drawn in the main by Chairman Iowlrr of the commitlce I The hi i ivlll be Intfodiic by Mr Fowler and jeferred ti his committee where t will form till working oasis for the framing of 1 lilil ot possibly the sam tenor and Mnjie The bill provides toi no retiicment of all prtwent aut tumllnc national bank bond secured nrency and au thiiriies In IJM theuof a cumwy based upon general asset of the bank to be worked out In this way The Comptroller of the Cunemy 1111 designate throughout thu fountiy cer tain ledemption cities o tha tlei siall be a redemption ity within at host twentyfour hour reuh of evey I national bunk Thf tmtinil banks vf Irdleate to the Comptroller of tnt Cur rercy to what redemption city they v I to be Joined The Comptroller will then select a tln and plate witlun each n dcmptlon district for the organizing of that district In the follow an mann1 I Eaoh natlnnil bank In that district regardless if its capital tlk wil oc entitled to one vote Kpresenlnixes of the binKs will me t nt II time and pcc I titrignatut and elect a tsjanl of man aKers to consist of nvcn mcmbirj i These seven will olect n chinnan who I wli ixLome a deputy comptroller of the I currency and assume control of Ui ro demptlnn district except that ho shall not liuve charge of the enforcement of the criminal statute Each national bank is authorized to privwni to the Simrotar nt the Tis ury national banknotes and lawful moneyc In lieu of otlsr national ban tiondte urine outtandliur notus TIMI rf fie bank HpMlatlon therefor is in dorsed t the Hoard of iliaaiers ot I the redenptlon dlMrlct to whuli n te jlon te 1iink will receive uuirancel credit noes to the amount of Its capl I tel stock There notes will be p jocl to a tux of to t er cent per amium Each hark will N required to tleposl as a guarantY it fund with tie Treij urer of the Inited rit itts ito per cent of Its Kverace uiepniL fur the pecoil Ins twelve monrhi ant five wr cent of j the credit nott The revenue thus nbtilaeil s to create and support a flat IntlIbi ciarant fund of Jii MioiJiiO for the piiarantep if both j the deposits and the outstundini baik nous of very nation il bank Klffaty per cert of tli fund is to be inve vd In VnltiJ States bonds dranlne t pr I cent lnt rest whllo the reniamlna J pr cent is to be deposited in banks of I tie vHrli redemptlonal cities for thu purpose of rodeeiiirc the ruaranted credit notes of the banks In the various I re l mplon districts Wlien the national cuarantv fund reaches r 2fltOOttwittc41 od loA al most ImultaneouH ilt1 re birth of lie new Irw the CJoverni t is I uir1 ti i return to the banks f t I it i States I bonnie whloh th niernment nW inis ns securltv for frtii 17 Ui o iect belnir H r i t i l i tilts 10Cit control of he 1111 i o I Y iTi ernmen can invs 1 s ir n if ti eujrintv fii i i 11 r nt liiids nnd resnn ontr i WILLIAMS HI PEACE I WITH DE ARMOND Congressmen Who Fought on I Fluor of House Give Sign i Thnt Var Is Over j WASHINGTON Jan CIn the prs I ne of till entire House CHI rl SmII I V llinrnf nf MIsBlfflpiil and Congressman I man De Armonrl of Missouri whose I physical nncounter on tlif floor of the Hcu o just before tilt Christmas ail urnmont nttraclcil general nttonton nBBKfil toilny in an exiliaiiKP of i iiiionltt ttlr vii Slitralb a 11 el as a pill U niinnunremont iT t oi I roip rtln mfntlons not tn permit tlulr I per unal lifieriHe to jnetrfert with the courteous dlscliarK of thuir public duties The inililcnt occurred in connection with nn effort by Mr Oalzoll of thu Commlticf an Utilpi to get the Houso to atToe to n rule giving rsrht of TVUV o the bill aullionzinif the edification 1iECEIVERS NAP1EtJ fOR THE CHICAGO i GREAT mm i Railroad Unable to Meet Note Maturing and Action De I I dded on at Meeting I I HT rAtT Jnn euIudge Snubnrn In t Itt Inltfil States Court tip tills aft et I noon appointed A li Stir kney and C I 1 Smith of 8t Paul reiiUer for I the Clilrigo Great Western RaIlroad I Kellosw mill Soveranc wen jppolntoil I ittnrmys for HIP receivers Th following statement reKirHnu the I teasnIa for fo receivership was given I I I by Mr Kellogg I The receivership is not tne result of i the action of any single creditor or I okioder but has been taken after i nrtfiil consideration by all panic In tereted maiiv of the creditor and the i llinril nf Plriirtors The immedlite i ieaoIh for the receivership was th i falli to cbtaln an extension of the I oS iuv duy and oomlnsr due durlnz I ilO which wire gIven for money bur I rosved for Improvement and better I hints of UP property j The company illS spent about nine teen million dollars durlm the last ten years In general Improvement on the railway and lias outstanding notes for this purse to the amount of JltUHCOO fluting last sprlnp a plan for flnanclnc I the road was agreed to l v the board of itt ieit rs a nil the finance committee Imt owing to the strlnsienrv In the moiifv market mid ofer unforjoen cau e I they have 1 pen umbl to carry It out The eirrmiK of tin ounipany wrp very materially tlwroinsil luring the autumn by a sirtlce at the shop whi tlei1 up tlie i pnient The strike wax i won by the company but te ditnairo am been Jon v 1 11 recetverhlp nil be temporary periling the time minimi to carry Urrnnh the plan of finan lnR the mail rivrytilm possible was done to avoid a rtrel rbblp but It riuM not be pre vented LOXLON Jan 5Th expected mee1 ic of the notiiolder of the Chcaco Groat Western Iliuluay Company with A l SlcKiio president of the c m patiy was held this afternoon I wn dwlde1 to ni olnt n receiver for the Iompitny to maintain the IRIU t0 during the time necessary to prepare a I first mortsar bond emorlne all lie In dpMilno o tie road ant to obtain a ur vote of the stockholders on Ms men 111SIr Ptlckn y aildreilnit the note 1 holder explained the olrfiim tnm e if I ip railroad II dnelt upon fie tlnan il condition In America wh In terfere with the piyment o Ii WI ffnt nol that mature diir ni ths pre f nt yesr Tie decision o the finance committee m wh the iippraval of the not e hold ei Only one Interested llrm Keye t Co which has made larire sales o the notes miturlng In March opposed th ioretxerrhlp and proponed a differ ent pin After the moetni President Stlckncy pild to n representative of the As oc i td Pre TIne rlcnsi Great Western term I natelv ha no mortirnee I lied a lit of notes which nmtired diirnK 1 hInt of fimmal depres lon as tIsuIOtlV le the case nOt consequently we could tot pry them A rent innjorltv of th I1 holders v re perfectly wlllnc ti I extend the time of the note hut coniC o the holder could not be reached i nnd amendment o IhA penal iaws ef the lnicd States and limiting debate to tour rOt s I I Tnore was sonic dls usrn of in p rpistrii befce either Mr llh 1110 I ir II Ie Armond wns hear Sever1 Ti tnt ratir ire aber eTpie jvd t1 tin it the rile was a chem TO sIJ Irak other teinntIota Mr Ualzoll I hueever refuted till Mnurtty Uewlir UllUamj cattle to iii riieup and faxoiid the nile say Inc that fonsiv ought to set rid of i the report 1 It umboilleil the result of the labor of fie commission for ten Mjjra Hr said t lit matter a una wholl nonpartisan In every way Tn fie Mirprie of every one Mr Wlllinni u triii v Jded ten of iL TXMO tv iiilnufes limn to Mr De Armond I o Mlsourl WKI 1ltI boved ils I tek iiAledgcmont 5 The two rii eon Flt IT t mlnorit nf the Committee ill Hnlny niil are nrceHsirllv thrown tiapi hr In Ule eotitrnltteti wink ant I other Iiiember of the House expressed satisfaction over their evldout Inten tion to preserve the amenities In their otllclnl nlatlons The rule wtu passed by an over whelmlmr majority BODY IN BREWERY RUINS 4iie ii ly Jf Jaip MacKlfTai I tMit l 1 f Xn rtvt S riiid I LIt I li vi T eicd to da y from ilie ruins it Tenti ivenuc ant Twenttifti I street wherti UP rofrliroratlnK plant of Franklin Nay og brewery which thInvs1 yeterday fonnnrly stood A new liollrnll ilrl Calendar nest Pun ninny EverY person hl s lt Irjil Kiin 17 r llrnn Talendnr will went I Tliouc who did not ret hut Sundays hnuld Mart now I Get the eel Ten color Kilrn nualllj I holier I I II OPPENHEIMlLINS I I 34th Street West The Greatest Mark Down Sale Ever Held i I I The Entire Stock Ladies and Misses Tailored SuitsCostumesCoats Furs and FurLined Coats Childrens Coats I Walking Skirts and Waists Ii Will Be Offered at a Great Reduction I I wr n w I nil ItW f I BARGE QUEEN IS I DIVORCEITNESS Irs Mason lnepecledl Called on Employees Wife at Hotel Dorothy Agan Mason LICe known ns Ihe Itirge Queen and who al the end O n bridal tour that circled the goho I and include her pie enlntli n to th Mkado In Japan uid Kdmund T MHSIIII mllMiuinre lniiorter for a di vorce and nmi lljtK i alimony flom T atipeareil In n Iifnv tuc in the divorce court today As a witness for Udwird harm Mis MHMUI ti tlfiej tiat she w 1 the Pro ptloior of two nUki Itttes nt tlvecent theatres in the liionx and that Kddle DOIT was a Hinder vngaeod bv her She I added Un the night of June t2 lat IMrr got i a telcplione nnaKc lint his wile Min nie V hl in Uariled Auir IT 1 tt W n at a hotel vylti another iniiti 1 uPoin p1 a tel him and Howard u rnrrol nut

C rIO tier of liN friends to I lit 1010 Through the 11 iluior of I ii I sa Mrs Mlnnlo I r Sie ativircntly hid on In1 one garment nnd t ie e was i man nltli hit B Vl trt1 silt say 7 niid J t1 Sie onlv Ilushed Decision was rene isl FIVE LIVES LOST 1 AS SCHOONER IS I BATTEREDTO BITS i Vessel Caught in Seventyfive i ile Gale Goes to Pieces in Thirty Minutes I NOIIKOMC Va Hn CA mkf tiiefi IP recehel here over the tIn itel States StloLt telegraph wires today jlrcm cipe llntterui on the North Corn han coat reports the straiidlng and less en the treacievoiM Diamond Shoals ye tenlny n a sci ntier out of whose crer of seven men five perlshrtj The re iiualnrc two wen tvnsiti aMiorc on

i Tie tInqag w di tails t o givi the nniie of he vi e reports iier to have been I s i hoontr iiouml frnn I nc PoInt Me II Ciuirletnn S C lulen with Its h scrap The iaptnln vas among the wo were lot TENNESSEE HEARD FROM KNOXVIKLR Jan S A Hush I ilub U being formed here T o The Newest W Thing in Cigarettes 5 The latest and tt best cigarettes arc El r4 ul 1 Principe de Gales Havana Cigarettes They have the true inimitable Hivana fragrance because made of the finest leaf grown in Cuba just the same leaf as is used in the famous El Principe de Gales Havana Cigars Havana tobacco is the choicest of all to f baccos for cigarettes as well as cigars aromatic atisfying the height of smoking enjoyment El rincipe de Gales Elf Cork Tip Havana Cigarettes have all the characteristics of the finest imported brands yet 1 cost you less than half as much Rolled in rice and Cuban pectoral paper oval shapelull sizccork tips For sale at leading hotels clubs cafes and tobacconiits 4 lOc per box of 10 l I HAVANAAMERICAN COMPANY I I Lore 8 Taylor Silk Department 2200 yds Good BLick 7ica Silks full 2oinch wide regular price 750 to Sic yd this lot at 58c yd Black Dress Fabrics 1800 yas 4445 inches Crepe Voile and Sheer J5famine imported to retail at 150 5175 yd sale price 6Sc yd Special Offering of 10000 yds Fine Sheer Dress Fairies including French Dimities Silk Organdie French Swiss Irish Dimities Organdic Carreaux Plain and Fancy Voile Tissue d Zephyrs de Nile c all at 25c yd special values Broadway and 20th St 5th Ave 19th St Sale of Mens Raincoats Imported English Rainproof Cloth Coat Dark Oxford Mixtures with invisible stripes and plaids sIss I500 were 2250 2650 stis IO5 were 1500 I Lord Taylor Broadway aoth St 5th Aveb9th S un nn7 nrm i

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I S S S S S f r w I Jh li H P I r rW 6 THE EvENINGWORLDoWEPNESD 4YJANUARY 8 1 9 O 67 f SUGAR TRUST iiirk VOTES POLICY 1 d I It PUBLICITY IS President Thomas Favors the Plan and Stockholders I c i Join With Him I mho Juimiil mePtlnc of the stoekhoM ers of the American Supar Refining Company held thIs afternoon In the S office of the concern at the corner of Essex an1 Washington streets Jersey t City was one of the latest In the his 1 Tory of the company There wero o37 JSCO shares of the stock nearly the en resre isue represented daitf A SpreakolF who owns over itO chares of preferred and who had j irrtttnatod thiit unless tlwro was some J sort of a Ktatement given out at the m today he would carry the mat 4 ter Into the courts was rent hut whr President W R Thome an I t nounced that a policy of publicity was S to be adopted and that the dinclow i it they saw lit could cause to be pub lUsh d a statement of the assets and Ilnances of the company tho threatened S Iht of Mr Spreukuls that was to bo S carried into tho meeting did not r eventuateS S A resolution was then adopted pro f I viding for the frequent publication of 4 the ionipin affairs 1 In reading the annual statement of t the president Mr Thomas refcred to 5 the recent death of henry O Have inejer lie then stated tnit Mr Have meyer had always i ni otud publicity in connection with the business of the company He was very emphatic how ever that every statement required by J law to be made should be published I hut that in the cane of prhxtit cor porutlons concerned in competitive tidiness tho cjnefctlon of what more was to be done Mr Havfmeyer al ways believed should be dcturmlnuJ by I the stockholder and If they were sat isfied that publication of the finances of tho concern would interfere with Its business then their wishes would KOV trn Continuing Mr Thomas said I believe that In the case of large corporations publicity is ueslrable and I I myself am heartily In favor of It 1 The time to make tho e statements however Is a matter of crave consid eration for the stockholders and should roe the subject of much study 011 their part 1 approve of the policy of publi cation On the suggestion or 11 15 Clrwson It was decided that the Hoard of Direc tors prepare and have published a statement showing the as ets and lia bilities and other llnancos auch as they deem lit to have published Mr Spreckels then mails a suggestion that the report should incutlr a StateS S iriunt of the pioperlj owned by th I company showing the sexoial plaits that havo been disiiKimlod ana this i Wai spread upon the minutes GUmer Clapp Who has ten a dl S rfccor of the company for u number of years said he wanted to KQ on re ord 1 as Hpprovtms the Ivtt ix llcy of the man tremeiit t rhe company and nioej that the act of the Hoard of Directors on Jan 2 last In reserving the accumu lated profits and surM ai working capital be nroved Mr frpreckels was on bin tent In an Instant ask what were tin profits and surplus Mr Qlapp antrMvd ilia the Amount had not yet been determined and Mr Spreokels Inquired whetlmr me ptockliolclers were expected to give a vote of aworoval to something tinj was unVnown to them whereupon Mr Clop said tliat the object of i U mo th wag to npprove of the action of S the Hoard of Directors and that thAI S amount Involvod would be made known I a soon aft prtssltjlt I v John B Parsons and George E Fraz I Irf were reelected directors CHAS W VVHITNEV1 BANKER HIS MIND S GONE A SUICIO Shoots Himself a Few Hours After Return From Stay in Sanitarium Charles TV Whitney a son of Henry X Whitney and a member of the firm of H X Whitney Son bankers at No 15 Broad street and No S31 Madi son avenue shot and killed himself to day at the residence of his father No KS West Seventysecond street Mr Whitney wa the manager of the Madison avenue branch of the bank ing business The WMncys lived up to a short time nfffl at No C South Oxford street UrooUlyn where the family was so cially prominent Mr Whitney who was thlrtyeliht yAars old was temporarily deranged according to members of his family owing to a nervous trouble which af flicted him about nine months ago This was aggravated In the late Fall by the death of his mother Two months ago he went to the sanitarium of Dr Colley at Ilnlnfleld N J Ha returned from the sanitarium last night apparently Improved In health After dinner lie sit in the library of I the house chatting with his father anJ another member of the family until about 11 oclock whn he retired to his apartments In the rear of the third floor At midnight his uncle who has a roon on the some floor hard a mufflo3 sound like the slamming of a door or a shutter As there was a heavy wind blowing off the North River the noise was not Investigated It was the shot that Mr Whitney had fired A servant went to Mr Whitneys room to call him for breakfast today He wa found lying on the outside of his bed In his paj as There was a new SScallbre revolver In his right hand lie had shot himself In the right temple and tho bullet had penetrated his brain causing Instant death Left No Message Although there was no hop that life remained Dr Hopper of Washington avenue Hrooklyn who has been for y t ir th family phjsiclan was sum moned to the house by telephone As soon as he learned the facts he adTsed that the Coroners OHloe be notified and this wns done Coroner Acrltelll went to the house He found that the body had not been dlMiirld The j lstol remained d In the stiffened hand No note or mes sage of any kind explaining tbe act of the sulclde was found hi the room I Mr Whitney was unmarried an offlc r In the Seventh Regiment and It man S about town lIe was an enthusiastic automoblllHt and up to the tme of his Illness an athlete The walls of his room are hued with pictures of ac t tresses and men who figure In the higher Bohemian set I Hurt Nine Years Ago His nervous trouble It Is Enid was 1 S 5 II CAMMEYER A I 6tH Ave Cor 20th St f Our Great Annual January Clearapce Sale I OF FINE SHOES 1i IS NOW ON I i IN THE BASEMENT STORE I And the Public Knows What This Means t 1 15000 Pairs of 1 Womens Shoes and Oxfords Comprising some of the best shoes in the store I Regular prices S3 00 400 and 500 To be sold 4 QA 190 t lit PJ JU a pnlr I 5OOO Pairs of i Mens Button and Lace Shoes 1 Patent Leather and Colt Skin S 400 and 500 Quality f at 250 a pair 1500 Pairs of Boys Lace and Klucher Shoes Box Calf and Black kid Regular price S 200 at 140 a pair II 800 Pairs Womens Patent Leather Lace Shoes I Regular 200 Quality I nt tJJ l r5U n pair While we have not all sizes in every styleT we have I t all sizes ill some otye t See Di play t 1 these hn r oh tlrct inJIt I No mail orders or ttcphanc or srs tilled for this sale lee liioimlil in In UI url lie v IM under to iirc of Dr tiow it spiilallst oCt I o JU Wc t Klfl cpxrntli ftruet UP I h Iliiu of his Uilirturi for Ur I ohiys Kinltariim Nine years mo Mr Uliltncy while wnlKliiK through ortyscconil street sloppti nr Uroidvny to look at a I lIght In which several men nero en t Kneed One of the mnn starting to run ownv fc wunK ft heavy cane which struck Mr Whitney over the left OU and felled Jilm to to sldewulk uncon scloui The Injury was corildereil slight nt the time but hail Its after I effects S The linn of wlilch the sulcldo was z member uus orljjiMiilly KUsam Whit I ney Co Cud the senior member wa il biotier of the molier nC Wlllla i KISSOJH Vamlerbllt For ninny years the linn Imndleil all the brokerage busi ness of the Vnnderhllt family I llinry ClfrtS said todi that he had Known lnale V Whlinoy from boy S jod and criinliloieil him one of the tiromivin young m i of the financial c distmict Thu Vlillitev tim Mr Clews ltd due nn PKflislvr Stop Bcnnnce nnd lvi n itt a e btsnrss and dcnvei big lin ht t rluivfrmn I I undPistiiid said Mr rips that Mr Whitney titTered a sunstroke nbout a VPT 110 He v 11 deep at HlieU to his motiir who died recently WALL STREET LAWYER INJURED BY A FALL I E C Underhill Sustains Probable Fractured Skull by Mysterious I I Stroke on Sidewalk H C rndeThill Jlfty years old n law i ver with otllcos at No f 2 Wall street and living at No 220 West Elshty I thlnl street fell on tho sidewalk In I ifiiint of the Wilkes Building No IE i Wall street this afternoon and received i what Is thought hy Dr iibbe of the i I Hnlson Street Jlospltnl to be a frac j turo of the skull Mr tnderhlll left his office shortly I after noon and seemed to tic 111 At Broad nnd Wall streets Iatrolman Col lins of the City Hall station wi o know i Mr Underbill saw him put his hand to his forehead and a1 he walked to ward him Mr Underwood fell Colllna carried him Into the Wllkes Building On the way to the hospital Mr In I derhlll regained consclousiie lng I enouh to tell who he wttx lie has n good chance of rtvover Dr Kitbe said IdA I A new Ifctlleau GIrl Calendar next Sun 1 day Kierr person who Rot MI Sunday I llollrau Culenclnr I III rnnt It rurse nlio 1 did not Ret aht sundu t should start now Ort the let Ten vulutt Eitra quallt I 1 I appr T p I I fyft S i I AN OPPORTUNITY which may not present itself again in years I OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MENS AND YOUNG MENS CLOTHING All New Models is now being sold at I Oe30 0010 less than the regular marked prices and applies I to every garment in our three stores I WITHOUT RESERVE Namely OVERCOATS CUTAWAY COATS VESTS BUSINESS SUITS TROUSERS FROCK COATS AND VESTS AUTOMOBILE COATS DRESS SUITS FUR LINED OVERCOATS DINNER COATS RAINCOATS DRESS AND FANCY WAISTCOATS Also Spring Suits and Overcoats now on hand Ii Hackett Carhfcft 6 841 Broadway 420 Broadway l 265 Broadway cor J3th St I cor Canal St nr Chambers St ei 0 The key to fortunes vaults Is commonly known as a World Real Estate jd 5 5 5 H I KocVi Uptown Pnai Mob Doamiom M Between J25th TT T y Shopping an Extnrraparrct f II JT opng f Lenox 6 I I Street I C KOCH CoBetween OCIJ I I West F AVCSj I Thursday These Sensational Offerings I A Sale of Womens Shoes S 400 Napoleon Boots 259 CHOICE assortment of OMENS EXTRA HIGH CUT BOOTS like illustra A tion has just been received from a prominent New England manufacturer who sold us the entire lot at an enormous price concession S Thursday We Shall P Uce Them on Sale at I About 25rc Less Than Any Other Store Asks All are the popula extra high cut Napoleon Tops distinguished stylish serviceable in Qa such popular leathers as Tan Russia Calf Gun Metal Calf or Patent leather 259 sitive MOO value I lace or button A positive A CleanUp of Fine QP Boots Formerly up to 4 89 I Six months ago we enlarged this department and the business grew apace Nat urally this leaves us with many odd sizes In our most desirable Footwear which we must close out AT FAR BELOW ACTUAL COST The assemblage consists of 500 PAIRS OF WOMENS FINE BOOTS lace or button of fine kid skin patent leather or dull kid Every size will be found but not In every style Values up to 400 early shoppers have choice selection 189 Womens 300 Boots 145 WOMENS BOOTS a clearing sale of various styles in kid or patent colt all thoroughly good wearing quail S ties newest toe and heels not every size In every style former prices up to 300 first comers best choosers 145 I Fur Coats Neck Pieces Muffs at About l2 Former Prices 200 00 11900 RUSSIAN PONY COATS were 500 CARACUL COATS were 10000 1 SABLE SQUIRREL COATS were 9500 5950 MOIRE PUNY COATS were 12500 7750 MOIRE PONY COATS were 7500 4500 1975 MOIRE PONY COATS were 53500 MINK NECK PIECES trimmed with heads were SiSO 9500 LYNX NECK PIECES trimmed with head were 3900 2650 BLUE LYNX SETS throw tie and muff were 3900 2450 JAP MINK SETS throw tie and muff were 1850 995 PERSIAN PAW SETS throw tie and muff were 1550 950 LOWER GRADE FURS A choice collection but quan II tify of any one kind not sufficiently large to Advertise of fUN at 50 r fees tha former prices Childrens 400 and 600 Winter Coats 198 298 I Sizes I to 5 Years The Overstock of a Biff Dowrdvwn Manu facturer Now Offered at Deep Price Cuts With pardonable pride we point to this sale on 2d floor of Childrens Coats 1 to 5 years as the most stirring ever brought to the notice of mothers Tomorrows prices are positively remarkable re vealing unparalleled savings and the styles ma terials and workmanship are unsurpassed CHILDRENS COATS of chinchilla or Value 4 Venetian cloth all colors with velvet L collar and cuffs also bearskin In r 1 9 8 white and gray j CHILDRENS COATS of caracul or Value 6 cloth trimmed with braid also ring let bearskin in white and gray A 2 9 81 big economy S j Do You Want a 3000 Suit at 1595 It so buy now Our Suit Department is brimmin over with surprises for the saving shopper tvry new model has undergone a severe price cutting fully ONEHALF being sacrificed to effect im mediate and complete clearance That means less than the manufacturers cost price Come in and browse about The opportunities to buy wisely and well are positively unprecedented We never offered greater bargains we never expect to repeat them again The recent panic and unfavorable weather con ditions are responsible ToMorrOW fbe Merest Centres AOifd Our Regular 3000 Suits Which i Are Cat in Ifalf to Thoroughly Clear Every Garment onI Our Racks I I Close and SemiFitting Styles in All Choice Materials Leading Colors 1595 II and Black Will be Found j Dress Goods I NEW TAILOK SUITINGS stripe checU md raids lante varets f Ji e coi inntjij rt ularly HI 29c I it 1 t 1 Uj S Ir 5 d 1 J i 1 d t I JI I L i gll 65C m Cotton Goods IANGY ZEPHYRS in a large assortment uf stripe check and plaid ef fats vjjiilarly I5c yard 9 3 C I M rPlN II f Wij ND1E in leIlifui I r 1 s fn d i I i i d ulirK c varl IOC S I r11 liHVIi the ifw sea IIS ht t i ri n tartar j b ds I and chcvk regular 3 k yard 23c Ribbons EXTRA QUALITY BRILLIANT TAP FETA II BON 5 inches wide pink light blue two shades of red navy lavender mats nile white cream I and Had lenularly 29c yard 1 OC I OKI b H S I OH N pure silk inches wde II tUinty floral desicii white ground w th colored satin edge regularly 39c yard 20 C I TIHltJDtY W omen 5 1908 Waists TIltmNPAY I 10AM I IM 10AM to 1 IM I Womens Bed for WHITE PERSIAN LAWN WAISTS Styll h Coats and popular designs fronts beautifully trimmed Sheets llluck ItH Inch tel Ion tOil 98 C with panels of embroidery and clusters of pin HeKlynmJe Sheet un lied Cloth full rlpii tucks threequarter sleeves trimmed collars and bltacntd t n C k o lioublp coed brecsied front cuffs and open back styles 150 value quality all pw rolllnit collar of frotj dio 72x 0 lucre cony titan lynx one jj0 to FANCY NET AND LINGERIE HANDSOME MODELS OF DAINTY two Not mor than w o to n a o 11 n nioll cuitonirr orders Ns WAISTS Elaborately designed AND LAVISHLY TRIMMED NET tompr No mail with full I blouses three order WI U trimmed ouse ree 229 quarter sleeves and WAISTS In ecru only lined orJiri28c CuffS J269 val 1 HO throughout with Jap 1 98 398 Serond 1loor 1 S ties j silk Plain Floor TilE 14TH STREET TORE Second Door 1 he Store 0AvesBusvCorner New York ilENRYSlEGELI DAINTY UNDERMUSLINS 60000 Pieces in this Great January Sale Acres of white Unquestionably the best chosen assortment of superior Muslin Underwear that can be found Mondays enormous business was proof positive of public appreciation I NAINSOOK CORSET COVERS j SAMPLE LOTS OF CORSET COVERS Made with round necks trim I ERS Excellent minsook t pret pr med with several rows of lace I insertions lace edges and rib j lily trimmed with medallions 5 bon beading 25c val if embroideries laces and ties IDC C ribbons 49 C ra t S I NAINSOOK GOWNS SAM1MK LOT OF t CAMBRIC DRAWERS Excellent material In GOWNS Made of c Fine material with nainsook or cambric I V round or high values excellent v a 11 e 1 l umbrella ruffles necks prettily trim handsomely trimmed I I trimmed with fine med with several with dainty Valon j rows of laco cr rm cloaneH laces em lace insertions and brold ry InsertIons broideries medilllons 1 and rib rP lice edges and I I 39c values 25 C values bons Jl 69 C values hUlls SIIJ 98 C I i Vi ThNE WHITE CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS Made with deep flaring flounces trimmed with several rows of lice insertions and wide embroid I ii er 150 values 98 C CORSET COVERS Excellent GOWNS Of GOOD MUSLIN i min K k with round rek Gcneroim in nldth made trimmed with fine lace Insertions and 25 with full yoke trImmed ribbon beadlns C with embroidery and 1 i MlSLIN DRA WEns lace Insertions und 49 C I WTth deep ruffles and Oou cluitors of luck hemstltcUed hems iETTlCOATS OF K1NU CAM 1jt UMimELIA DHAWEnS Excellent 1 S nainsook with BIUC Made with deep tiW cellent deep rultes of wide eniDrcii l Ty flounce trimmed with sev and lace Inser eral rows of lace In r i S tlons with lace 49 sertion and clutter 49 i S edges of lucky 75t values C FOR UUlE UXDKUSIIIITS A Alarge va lCtY of styles Klahori trimmed with esl 98 Ita Irish ciiiij ami VuciicKnnBS laces O also omlirolilcle and rill lows Valued at S3 jO tonior 198 8e nod Hoor row Tilt ITII STIUIKT STORK S 5 rr H01lSehoJd Linens S January Sale freS that can have 110 will create a furor among thrifty louseWIvcs I FOR HUCK 61 TOWELS 25000 heavy Linen hemmed Tow els fine union linen huck size 18x6 in Worth jOc each Not more than J dozen to a customer No mail orders filled 4fol25c UNBIEACHEf MUSLINS 51c heavy firm quality yard wide and 51 I wort I t morrow Y 1 2C ULEACI1EOCAr1 Very superIor quality yard wide regular 1254c values Sub Ject to slight Imperfections Not more titan 10 yards to a customer No M nIl I 61 Orders yard zC GERMAN LINEN TABLE DAMASK Silver bleached extra heavy qual Ity Cor family use worth 39 5c BED SHEETS 49c 5000 Cull size Bleached Deli Sheets extra fine I quality linen finish subject to slight Imperfections 69c 49 nlues at c flo BGD SPREADS rull I sIzes heavy crocheted Vhltc Bed Spreads subJect tosll ht Imperfections Vorth up to II 119 jo Mail Orders Tomorrow each 59 C I 11lIt JI Ill isIHIIl 1fHHt 1 I 1laln 1ioor i Groceries Mall und Telephonc Orders Filled I I orllz lreti roast rtotden han tot 1111 sals Thurrtla i ittI 1 r I I 11111 Il I IIEtM isJAII OltXCall nf I dzell can S I 73 1z sno81l I regular Ic con u Irc1 rn ue Illrl Iancy 11010011 iltt I ui j 1ettucet Be reuutitr 1 di itcails ca S Tfl31 STlti It 1 o te oitfl cold I I pukeI ttUit e lIular lo I26 I lltuu Wood Burning Outfits Almost Half Price Complete WoodBurning Out fit and Basswood Novelties 169 Tomorrcw ior These outfits include a Solar Gis Ten Klirnnteed to do the best work and very simple to use a i S h Dresser Box Glove Box Photo i4 Box Key Rack Ova Plaque and f Calendar These basswood novel fooVi ties are made of the best vood and II neatly designed 3 tkt 169 Jt j values Tomorrow 1 I TilE HTH STKKKT STOKK Third rionr 1 Men Clothing I Clearing 6000 Garment at the Lowest JV 1 Prices Ever Known m January d r s FOR Mb vs 3Uns Si 7 50 OR OVERCOATS K rL Regular Sll valuei every one Here are t Worsteds Cheviots Cassiniefes Black Thibets Blue Serges Irish Friezes Oxford Cheviots etc in brown olive gray plain colors etc I 4 t All this seasons patterns in large variety S II Styles are extreme medium and conservative Workmanship the best handfelled collars and handpadded shoulders Tomor j t 7 50 lb row choice 3U Ot Boys Reefers r BOYS 250 AND 3 REEfERSGood strong materials with or without red flannel lining 1 tt Herringbone grays plain blues etc Well made l and nicely trimmed all good patterns Pretty t S silk emblems on sleeves 2 rows of military ii c buttons Good warm Reefers un I h approachable values Sizes 3 to 1 29 I 10 years Tomorrow 1 TilE 14TII STKKKT STOKK Third Floor 1 I ii IIONEIKSn nilKAKPAST 11 rn Narrow iMin putnr curd12 lf 1 S Insiiccteil mrli Ib 3Ie IIt r wllh Noei fnia nt this price grocery orders only Flir811 IIUTTKK Willow Vnrm CnMnmry nrnml No o purity tOtt imrhnK 1 IJtj No 8 99c acUnBO 7 NIIMIAI IIKANK MltlHKKV I Hiuuiitli mellows KH jiK 70 j gui lr full qt bottle 7U IKOMM Kll VIIIHKKV Put up clally In full qi tugs for 75c I thin sale only qt JUK II 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