The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
January 14, 1908

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r J ri 1 I Q r cIPFCiv EL MroN r Far 1 r llV OffT IN rlAM ar S JPT i r H As Audience Rushes to Doors After Picture Machine Explosion Floor Gave Way and Oil Lamps Set Fire to Place r BOYERTOWN Pa Jan 14The Coroner estimated late this i afternoon that ISO lives had been lost in the tire disaster at Rhodess OperaHouse here A number of strangers from out of town were f among the four hundred in the flameswept structure and ibis possible I that the exact total of dead will never be known as a search of the ruins I today showed that only ashes remain of the bodies of many victims So far 135 bodies have been recovered I Seventylive were injured in the mad rush for safety or by leaping from the windows of the burning playhouse and many are not expected I to survive the day I II Boyertown is a village of about 2500 population and there is scarcely a house in the little town that has not been afflicted by last nights visitation of fire Although the ruins are still smouldering search is being made at I different parts of the burned theatre for those who perished Tearful t I ti throngs surround the sene and follow the efforts of the working force I with agonizing interest I Not far away in various homes the injured are being attended by 1 doctors and nurses who were hurried here from Reading and Pottstown I i A force of special police from Reading are on guard as hundreds moved I I j largely by curiosity have flocked here from surrounding towns The I i officers are distributed mostly about the fire area In addition to the Opera Houst the Farmers National Bank Rahns hardware store and the dwellings of George Rahn Harry Pennvpacker and Alfred Seashard were burned The monetary loss will amount to about 575000 I i A majority of those killed were members of St Johns Lutheran c Church of this place or of the Sunday school who were in the opera house to witness a fiveact tableaux The Scottish Reformation A moving picture show for the benefit of the children was to have closed the entertainment I For several months the Pundny school DUplls of St Johns Lutheran Church had been rehearsing Tho Scottish He formation whto was belnir staged i br Mrs H E Mortroo of Washington the authoress and when the curtain roes at S oclock the operahouse was I thronuod with representative citizens ot j the borough Tho drama was well pre leered and the Piece worked smoothly i I for an amateur production Explosion Causes Panic I The second part of the piny In which the students from Olu trow Inlvorstty and the Puritans marched to Lelth ta meet Queen Mary had Just been roachid The young people fnklns part had finished their ronirs and Incidental of picture to the drama n number were shown bv a moving picture ma chine This was operated by II 1P I FlHher of Carlisle Ia who used cal I I clum lights Wlille he was operating the machine tleri was a llaih and a I loud report nod the people slain In I I tho rear of thu operahouse near tlp I iimelilne arose In frlcht and rushed to ward the ytaeo Their action caused n panic In Hie audlcncn and ninny of the people think In U the liulldlns wus on lire rushed to ward tliii stage The young people who were taking pant In thu play motlonrd to them to go buck nml resume their seats but the frightened spectators attempted tr to climb upon the stage to escape the Very IlItlerin ot tlel m rine picture m1chlne One of the young people on the stage more ecclted than tho others made a motion as If to repel the audience and In his excitement he overturned one of the coal oil lamps that was used as footlights for tho stage Il toll with a crash Into tho nod rectum and exploded In an Instant the stage o front vas ablaze and tho trl frightened people surged toward tho rear again Tho youthful actors fled from the stngo and man aged to escape clad In their stage gar ments Men Beat Down Children The crowd In the front of the auditor lam lied to the rear as tho lames from tho stage edged toward them and they wero met bv n crowd from tho rear frantic to escape from tho peril of the burning picture machine In the roar The mh became panic stricken and strong men brat down women and chll ieir effort to get out of the building Tho cries tor help of those penned ivlthln thu walls of the structure could ho hoard above tho lames ns thev ripldh gained headway and swept down nil and encircled the victims In tho mall rush a suction of the Door cave uway precipitating scores of Koreans to tho basement As the Its at I Continued on Fourth Paso f IN THUNDEROUS TONES he people of a great nation have declared themselves set tling beyond any peradventure of doubt the question Where Do Advertioing Results Really Come From 1405032 I f 9 Separate advertisements were printed in The World during y the year 1907 t a 292747 More I I than were printed in the Herald or in ANY OTHER news I I paper on the face of the earth I THESE FIGURES ARE CERTIFIED By BARTERED ACCOUNTANTS I L u IC r Thaws Counsel Await More Important Witnesses Trust Companies Lose Hundreds of Millions Deposits ISO Met Death n as Fire Trapped Throng in OperaHouse 1 Inlr mill iMililcr fonlulii WoIl1rMI i n r I 4r qlib t f Iill Ii I IUIII I 0 N ttir p I rrp I N A L 1 f U nBOOksOpentoAII1 l CireulationBooksOpentoAllL RESULTSEDIJON HEW YORK TUESDAY JANUARY 141908 PRICE ONE CENT

I THAWS NURSE AT MONTE CARLO J I I SWEARS HE WAS TIONAL I r 00000 OfMANU I fOR WIFES L01 IN AHINIH SUIT I 0 i j Buller Says Hay Read Three Weeks with Mrs Butler and Sues Him GETS HIM IN JAIL TOO New Rochelle Fashionables Figure in Case Well Spiced With Affidavits tgpPrial to Thl Ev nlnc World WHITK PLAINS N V Jan HAn afllnity Wgurrsse tho cease of an order tot arrest Issued by Supreme Court Jus tice MlliS fjr Kenneth Hay who claims tn bn a distant relative of the late Scc reran or State Jelin lay In a milt brought by S M Putlcr for lifO damages against Hay for tho alienation of his wifes affpc and which re sulted today In I1 nF SlKrlft KUSH lokng up Hay In the White Plain1 Jail Hay was atTfStid at liis home on Main stilt New Rochelle and was brought here in nn automobile and ltid In JiiHiO ball which he was unable to I furIs llav who ics with his wife I and sxtconyenrold son was in ho I net of shaving when the Deputy Sheriff i who had wntcOiid the house all night took him Into custody Through luv yet John A Vnnzelm Mr Hutler who it Is sold was formerlv president of the Automobile Club char d In his complaint that Hay alienated the affections of Mrs Butler He also charged that since their Intimacy Mrs Butler has left him and refuses to re turn Tfce Butlers have been married for thirteen years and have lived in New Rochelle since 1tgJ occupying a villa In Residential Park which Is one of the fashionable sections of that city The reading of the book Thre3 Wicks inures prominently In the ciso because Mrs Hutler son Charles sminrs In an affidavit that while Hay was calling on Mrs Hutler during her husbands absence they spent the aft ernoon reading the hook written by iilnor Glyn Mr Butler In his affidavit asserts tint be returned from a business trip South on Dec 17 last and when his wife met him nt the steamship pier she was cavity veiled He asked her why she a ore the veil and she replied that while vhr had been out driving with Mr ling the horse ran away and she was thrown out She lifted her veil and In aw that both her ryes were black JIo charged her with being infatuated with Ilav anal she yaM Vcs I am Infatu ated with him I Hutlr says IIP had a talk with Hay and told him to leave lilt wife alone or he would do him bodily barm Accord ing to his allldavlt liny admitted that he loved Mrs Hutler and would go to h for her If lIIoesal y Ou another occasion 11 r Ilutlcrsayp ho rebuked his wife for being out with Hay and she Hold I am going to be n ilh him as often as possible as he ex pects to leave on Jan 15 and will h gone for live months on a business trip Wlien Deputy Sheriff Buss took Hay away from his home this iiMrnln Mrs lay was present It Is reporod tun Mrs Hay will sue her husband fur a i Jvorc naming Mrs Hutler us co I spondent TAFT NOT TO LEAVE I CABINET JUST NOW I rfinXCVroN Jin ll Secretary t Yifi today Indlcatel that IIP voii n to lip quoted is aylng tiU hero 1 I H oliitiiy Ill fojnl ition fur the ri iiij that he Is to resign from lrp l lent HiuieveltH Iabliul The pl t d r iy w r ti tho Plfect that Spivtiry 1 it vould IcslKti troi HIP Caliut a nttr future in order that ho might v hix etillrn nttnntlon tn Ms cam n r ii nomination as President

I DUVi IIUY IIBmoled Vuie uy color I tlur IT tho nnm tIU1VYlT TGe Ware I tktt wear 1 t Invite Her William P Hrainln of the firm of Frank Ooldston t Co at No 222 Greene I street manufacturers of womens wear Ing apparol was arrested today by Deputy Sheriff Terry In an action brought by his iwlfo TIIIlo for sepnfn tlon on the ground of alleged cruelty and failure to support her and their four yrtr ald son The order tor Hrainlns arrest was Is sued b Justice Davis of the Supreme Court on the plea that Hrainln had threatened to go to Washington D C If his wife took any proceedings against him Hall was llxed at ZIJII1 which Hrainln supplied and was not locked up In jail Mrs Hrainln set forth In her ntlldavll till she and the defendant wore mar ried live years ago and that they lived happily until last April when IfrTHtiln Spgan to associate with young men u only aim In life seemotl to he what alt known as sports and who I spent all their spare time In gumbllng drinking and carousing with common women I Since that time she said his be i havlor tnher changed altogether and she learned that he had been In he I habit of Hiking out to lunch a yours I woman whose reputation and character 1 tor were of an uncertain iiaUty When I stir accused him of this he went Into a lit mid without warning struck he i j across the face with n folded news I 1 paper declaring that the young lajv he 1 Had nt lunch wan of just as gooi tr 1 tree as the plaintiff iis liilmii Hitd lIut from time to 1 lie on her husband reieiteillv struck sand abused flee and wen ills partue irinled Hhree ivks ago hr ar ranged n surprise party at tiielr place of liuimis All the tnvplovees of the tlrm wip present as were also her father InliKA the brldiKrooms father and a host of all their relatives and friends while she never was told a word about fie party but was left at home with 1 out anything in tho houso to eat or drink and wlUiottt any money to buy htlho tMio nald this was Chen last straw and jiho decided to sue fore Pparatlon She want i a week tor her eupport iud that of Her boy i POWfRS PUTS OVER ANOTHfR AT GOOO P lE E ICf New Orleans Star Lands Sec I and Race on Mae tb Fletcher Special to The Kvenlnc WorM H1AC1 TUACK NKV OUM3ANS Jan 14 Amither chill dreary day was served up for racegoers at the fair Grounds and once more attention was called to tch fact that the misMvp stand does not at all fit In with the climatic conditions prevailing this sea son A Cella who is here for the meeting M the Crescent City Jockey Club of which he is urn ot th largest stock holders deflaies that Improvements will he made to make the stand n com I fortable place for winter racing but It Is doubtful If these Impnivcments can lip made this winter Today the trick vi s still dryltiK out but the had spots around tph strntrli turn and In the straight run to the fin ish were not obliterated rho pro gramme was decidedly oidlni In Pimt of Utllty tin only rpdecmlnc fpaturo plant It beliiK that It Brave opportunity to u KiiMl number of lui s most of 1 the ri oes having tilled almost to tin limit H fore the running of tho llrnt nice SC Ualden sold to C T Itrown field the twoycarold Hammond Boy by Hammock Sinter Adeline for a re ported price of lliiH 1 FIRST liAfl Siit Swell 110 MlndcT S to 5 2 to 1 an1 1 to 9 won Tom Hol land 110 lleidcl J 0 tu 1 1U to I and 6 to 1 second Iatrlot 110 J Ix c G to 1 n to 1 and L1 to 1 thlnl Time tl37 15 Service Intervcnp nick Co hlll Ip Howpll Misfortune Clnlrliorne Tony I SC ICuxturaii licorzc liuyton MIUi OHrien Hamtnock Hoy also ran I SiXONl liAlTrlurse JKl maldiii tiirooyojrold Illlles ilvo and oiiPbali turlmtgallnle Iltclicr 110 V Pw erxl li to 1 1 to 1 and even won by three leliKtlis Donaldit Ill t x llcilfl s to f 4 to i and 1 to tS second Joyful lorry 10 Iltakerh fin to 1 yj lo 1 lad M to 1 third Tlmo llli My IM Rishloii Mllzabeth Kranci Ulenvllln Mlns Jpahnlli Adelaide Itoyer Mannl Male Helen Holland Tinker Ilellu Client Erred Marvel and Deject also ranTltlHD TltlHD HACK Purse EtUU for four yearol Xs and upward six furlonifs sollliiK Lucy Marie IfO Ilosen G to i 2 to 1 and even won bv two leritm Fire Opal 1W IJ McCahey G to 1 2 to 1 and even slCOIIII Cuntanlla 1111 P Iowrs IS to r 1 tn and i to 10 Gilyd TlmoIIi Cut Glnss llIth 11 RIIla terhlnx Lady Frallklln 1lalne Dura l lp Hose of Pink Sulu Mazonla also ran liJtlKTH HACK Iurse JWO four roar aldx and wnvurd F HInx six fur lic ito i i 3 to 5 l to and out won by head 1ai 5tn I 1 and even second Black Mantilla 109 V IllM r Lucas lamesha Tres Joll Anna Scott o ran rte 14 SKA TfRS LOST I N PARIS LAKE AS ICE BRfAKS Throng of Thirty Go Down Together in Bois de Bou logne Sixteen Rescued IAUIS Tan H Thirty young porsons vero skating on tho lake In the Hols de lioulogne this afternoon when the Ice vhloli was thin broke and they were p reel p Itut t sl Uito the water livery effort to rcucim the skatnrs nia onen made and sixteen of tho young looplo arc accounted for Fourteen aro itlll mJsilntc and It la tealod that they have Crow c1town1 ICDUNTS GUfSTS AT VANORBILT WOUI t G HRl Szechenyis Relatives Arrive ToDay Bringing Greetings of Hungarian Nobility DIDNT BRING PRESENTS I I These Are to Be Given to the Count on His Return Home After Wedding TionrlnK the RreetlnRS of tho ITunRar lan noblIty and Hie blcssdnK of the parents and patriarchs of tho palatial i Sehcnyl eitatcs of IluiiRary but 1 minus the wpddlns presents Count lad i zn Szeclicnyls Ritpsts arrived today on j i Utr Kron PrlnzMslii Cpcellp Thev are Count Ijcncs Szechenyl I I thn prospective bridegrooms oldest brother she If Secretary to HIP Ilun Karlan Embassy nt Herlln and who ixpicts to ho iliortly appointed Ilnls tr to Copenhagen With him was his wife CoiiitLrs Szeehinyl Unurly 11lncrss CM rumen ft liuay of HelKlum t Vunt Klefiti Szifhenyl Count Anton Siiruy wn It I reported wll w l a the Counts best man Count Inul iapbi5y an old compinlon of Count Jdzll an 1 Mr and Mrs Xelsjii 0 miihn Hy of the American ICm bis y at Vienna A te party li ft the III liner they won mot hy Count ailrlo who fell on I i 1dest brothers neck and pubraced bm A Joyous meeting followed at the dock after which the natty was c led Into a great red loiirliiw car and v lilslicd upoivn Garbed for Winter Tho foreigners wore gained for win try weather Count Items Szeclionyi remnrklni that the severity of the wiaiher In lliidapest tied exacted furs riny weeks Ito Count IJcncs wore a long Ijoar fMn coat which anrree the tops of his shoes JIll Is a mrdlum Iril stoklly built pleasant fated man of decidedly democratic person ality Ills halt Is dark brown and mustache Is Inclined to be redCh Ito Is a Jovinl agreeable personage Ills brother Stefan Is tall MlRhtlv built with Just the suspicion of a mus tache He Is reserved and qulfit run t took little part In the conversation dui Iru tho trip up the bay Count Slgrny slender but a poll hll diplomat cpnms a surprl on tho re porter by declarliiR that he did not know that ho was to be the best man i Thats all news to root ho said In excellent Knirllsh and typical Itilcrrtew style Mayhap the Count has reneged that feature of the coriinonles here Hut I Guess I Is all right Only Woman Relative Countess Szechenyl the only womi repreieninllV rr of the nobility of Hun ann nt thp coming nuptials of Court Rzechenyl and Olndyn Vanderbllt Is tal distinguished looking and hnndsom She wore n long gray seal coat with silver gray fox cape she Is vlvnclou and friendly and sMnted to enjoy tin questions of the reporters Immensely occasionally Joining In the eonversatlni to explain questions which Deemed puzzle Mrs OSliaughnessey who win more or less the spokesman for I party Mr hnuglmesspy Is a daughtor n Dr Illllott Cowes of llaltlmore Sh has bcn nn Intimate friend of tin Hrpelvnyl fiuully for years and d dared ttllh empluuls U Gladys Van d rdll would receive a welcome fro the nobility of Hungary equal to thi bestoweil on a prince of the rat blood Oh yes of course the wedding pn ants she said Well fie prose u all over In Hungary so you can fee thorn So sorry too for they bcauiiful Xo I cant tell you w tiiey are but Count Ixidzlos broth were not Inclined to make a big aplu Continued on Sacocd Pant T t Broke From Sick Room Against Doc tors Orders While Temperature Was at 104 and Wrote Let ters Only to Destroy BOYHOOD TUTOR SWEARS HE WAS INSANE AT A SCHOOL Jerome Forces Prisoner to Openly Waive Priv ilege of Confidential Relations with Physi cians Alienists as Witnesses Describe Taint of Insanity in Family Counsel for Harry K Thaw in his second trial for the murder of Stanford White asked for an adjournment this afternoon nearly an hour and ahalf before the regular hour of concluding the session in the Crim I inal Branch of the Supreme Court where the trial is being conducted before Justice Dowling The reason was as Mr Littleton explained that certain important witnesses from Virginia California and other States had failed to arrive in time for the counsel to present evidence on which the defense relied in its rf ular sequence Brkk by hick Martin W Littleton today laid the foundation of a carefully wrought defense of insanity for his client He started with tilt physician who had attended Harry Thaw in his sickly infancy J He took the slayer of Stanford White through his early school days and through a certain strange experience in Europe in 1897 when Thaw was a young man and by easy stages he brought the testimony forward to the night of the roof garden tragedy on June 25 1906 There were breaks in the continuation of the days story some of them arising from DistrictAttorney Jeromes frequent interruptions and objections and some of them from the failure of certain witnesses from abroad to reach New York on time Nevertheless Thaws lawyers were able to show good results for their first day of testimony They made a broad strong framework upon which to rear their fabric of hereditary congenital insanity Most of ihe technical objections by Jerome were offered in an effort to keep oil he records evidence touching on the diffusion of insanity through the various branches of the Thaw family stock Sensation are promised tomorrow when the defense proposes to resent testimony touching on Thaws erratic actions in his college days ml during his wanderings over Europe before he met Evelyn Nesbit This will properly paw the way for the stories of his wife and his leather and for the testimony of his experts The trial was suddenly adjourned until tomorrow in order to permit iimsel for defense to await the expected arrival of important witnesses Brainstorm Expert in Court her Me said she was a middleaged Dr Hrlttrm it Ian of Brainstorm UUP from New Jersey was one of the rly arrivals at the afternoon wslim T Perms who will asraln testify for defense had with him a clerk and a IKP full of memoranda Kvelyn N v Thaw who had not appeared at tr ruing session was on hand She tayed In nn anteroom In accnrdimp rCh tho nOr barring witnesses or pro tIe witnesses from the court Mr Littleton led off hy calling In ruhert II Chase Superintendent of the r mills Asylum at Irankford Pa here Harriett Alice Thaw cousin of tin prisoners father was onto conllned s a patient The witness said ho was ncqualntxl rllh Harriett Alice Thaw He had Cleat Int her when slm was admitted to the lyltim with which he was connected i vcnmlned her In ISJI to test her hr inlty What did you find to he tho condt a of her mind Mr Mttlcton In red The DistrictAttorney Interrupted with objection that the relations of pa nt and physician forbade tatimoiiy this character Thu Court allowed physician to state that he found lUs Thaw mentally Incompetent Mr nilton then IntrndiiviM In nvMiiici tin PITS on which tlio dfi ud nts r m rs hud been committed tn Ire i 11 I Aunt Justin DuwlltiK linw averred erred any further d aia uil t nature of 311ssrcuts m nil l I unt Jerome asked Dr Chase tho aKO of I Uarrtett Allo Thaw when he tlrat jaw i Y wonnn TliN ended the crossexamina tion Nursed Thaw at Monte Carlo The next witness was MKs Amy Oos fftle of San Matoo Cal She Is an Englishwoman of middle age She said tat she wti educated as a trained nurse In Iindon and had been em ployed nt English hospitals and Instl unions Her appearance on tho stand l was a surprise I was formerly a member of tho organization I ganization known as the Holland Sis ters she said to Littleton For sev eral years I was a trained nurse at Monte Carlo 1 was there from 1S32 to ilsn Old you ever meet Harry Theta there thereVcs Yes In December 1S37 I was taken to his room by a physician He was 111 at a Montu Carlo Hotel When did you first sco him In his room Ho was 111 and In bed I took charge of him What teas his appearance Here Jerom objected on the ground that professional privilege debarred a nurse as well as n physician from tes tifying to her relations with a patient Justice Dowllng sild the prli e must hi waived by the defendant In opun court Mr Littleton Mild tin 111100 of crump evidently wan 11 force a welt from Thaw in tin presence of I the uiry Then Mr Ilttletnii hanged hli lock and pit ithcr quistioni tu the KnglUh iiriu II v lo T III you nurao Iho defend j ir lie ed Threo weeks Uy whiu Here you then umployedT Hy a doctor Price Mltoholl Then Justice Dowllnir at Mr LIttle iR i J f I nK JURO R DOT I fOR REMARK AT I HIS LUNCHnN j Judge Rosalsky Removes Mat Trailed by Sleuths to Restaurant After a jury had been chosen find some testimony had been taken in the ca e of Anderson Lewis accused of 11 Ipfral registration Judee Rosalsky In tio Court of General Sessions today ordered n mistrial this afternoon An other Jury will hI picked d the case will lie resumed tomorrow Ono of the Jurors was trailed to a res I taurant In toll vicinity of the Criminal Courts Building during the lunch hour II Tlie Juror was heard to remark to a man In the rnstnurant I Vcll I answered the questions all right dldn I I Tihls remark was reported to Deputy Attorney Gojioral Palmlerl who Is In I clinnse of the proseoutlon He reported to the Court and Jut1p Hosilsky de i cided that the remark w n s sufficient to rl iKi11fy the Juror who made Itnl though ue absolve the man from any priCviblo intention of roluslon to do I feat the ends of Justice WI f LEFT OUT Of PARTY UfS fOR SEPARATION e Last Straw of Alleged Abuse Was Failure to

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f f1 i THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY JANUARY 14 9 1 7 II THRff WOMfN HURLfO UN ilfA CAR IN GROUP Lucky Stop and a Ilanch Fender Save Two From Awful Death Three women liar close escapes from serious Injur or josslble edath today ihen they wore run down In the pres ence of a larse throne by a car at Ono Huiiilieil and Twentyfifth street mid oSvonth avenue They were Mr John 11 Cobln of No SJ West Ninety seventh street her sister Mrs I Mor rinon of Xo M West One Hundred Twentylenlitli utreet and the hit ters daiiRhter Miss Laura The three were cro slnR to the south side of One Hundred and Twentyfifth street when a orthbound Amsterdam vinui car In charge of Motortnan Jo seph Smith came alone The cUnRlns of tlic bell seemid to daze the women for they cluiiK to each other and ttood directly In the path of the car Smith jammed hard on his tirtkes in n effort to stop his car but the fen derless bumper struek the women and hurled them to the ground They dis appeared beneath the front ot the car nnd to tht horrorstricken crowd it appeared as If the three had been killed The guard nut or fender ho t directly in front of the forward trucks prevented the women from lieliiK crushed by tile wheel and rolled them along the pavement until Smith Htoppuil his car Polleeman Gerkln of the West On Hundred and Twentyrtlth sIreN sta tion not the cruwl to assist him In r pishne brn I ti rir 10 that the wom en could he reirhed and refused to al I low the nifttormaii to ne the rontrolloi in lnit tus for fiir uf crusiing the women Mrs Cniiin and Mr Morrl on nrd her daimlilir weru assUted to u iitIsh twrini siire and IJr lltaly of the Harlem Hmpltal was iuintnunod The phyplclan found Mrs Cobln sulTvrinic a rc laeeration of tile furolusid but bewnd toni fohinc Lnd a Cow bruises neither Mrs Morrison nor her daughter were balI hurt TVlev refused 10 go to the hospital 80 a carriage was sunrnomd nnd took the party homo UNCNSCIOUS GAS JEHOBIED OH Former Actress Now a Mis sionary Who Was III Found II by Her Landlady I Miss Ellnore Marls formerly an ac tress and for five years I a missionary attached to the Florence Crlttenden Ills I Ion In Bleecker street was found In a pnhed room at No 233 West Iorty1 nfth street today Gus was escaping from a atove tho tube of which wns attached to the cluindellor Miss Marls i was taken to the Koosevelt Hospital I 1 Miss Marls was III lust nijtit ami I at up with her until 12 oclock said I Miss Jlary Touliey the lunjlady of i the furnished room house I sunt the maid up to sue how she was this morn ing and the mnlJ found her uncon scious and tho rOI1l IHUd with Kno 1 think tho KIIS must have been blown i I out durinc tun nlBlit or eKe pressiire clianKCd cnustns the pas to po out Miss Marie who Is fortylive yenrs Itl app ared In productions on Broad t ray In rhuracter parIs for many years Jlvo vfars R1O she came Into a small Inheritance and since tOien she hiis 1P vntotj herself to re cuo work on theist pat fif HITCHlt GCRA t TO HUG IS BOOM I Governor and the Massachu sells Senator Will Likely i Meet for a Talk I rSi llll to Thp KlcnltiK WnIJ I AlHAXY Jim U The lluBluvi boom WUR very nuicli in evidence toiluy ViiMhliiKlon dispatch imlictilins prol alile niivuiKimoiH bv winch enlt1 suites Honntor W Murray Crane of Mnssnchusttx Is to liltcli hiinsilf to the caiHo ot th N w York Covcrnor IKIIIK partly rcsponhible for It When ov Hu htu wns asked about tin report he lUwllmd to publicly ilis cuss It but It wi unnVntooil tliat Sen ator Crano sought an Intovimv Hint State Fenntor lao had put the matter up to the Governor and tie latter hnd consented to rtcilve the Mitf saclm otts illpnltary llarrv W Mack loader of the Fl teenth Asspmblj District eaw Il Hushes ad lalcr onnounwil tliti he would inslHt en the adoption of Hie resolution InduriiiR the I rtivrriior Cor rrrsUlvnt by the Ilsptibliean ritnty IommlUeo of Manhattan on Thufiftiv resolution laid it mcht This was over the December meeting A mar resohJl i n will be offered at tli mertlni of the Kinors County reputn Committee tonight STEAMER A WRECK IN S ORM BUT CREW IS SAFE I 1 flll N 1 II T i 111 i M J i iiril fi in n il MI r ui llnn Ilniu i iliim i lu iv MI iv W1Il la It 1 M s I I lilt 11 IHO I 1 1 i HUB t t1I11 Hie vvsl will 10 i I 01 1TJ r 11 1 i i I DANISH POET DEAD i01HNIlAfilX 1111 11 HnlKPf II n illt Ilitliulill liriiliiinili tin UinMi pnit mil mil1 1Id yftculav lliuiiiaiK iir lOiMitlmi ol u iiir uf Innw rftnnil n H was horn in IV Win n w ax 1 Miyii nuin J nuuli tio VIHIIM I t a n leil Slat m e II U IJCXIXOTON TO an A vs rumi TO OOTII ST Dont Miss This I January Sale of New Model Walters Pianos 55 Down 1 aVeek S3SO Walters Special Pianos S198 S4sO Walters Excelsior Pianos S225 500 Walters Pianos Style L 8250 Bloomingdales r T Lex to 3d Ave 59lh to 60th Si I i M VOGEL SON WM VOGEL SON I fI I 1 A SALE OF THE TIMES Mens Overcoats and Suits At 1175 Reduced from 15 816 17 t 818 520 S2 25 The fact that we have a large surplus stock owing to an unusual season has forced us to adopt this radical measure And the marvellous reductions should bring about the desired resultle complete disposition of all winter clothing in a big hurry When economics as great as these present them selves on clothing of the Vm Vogel Son standard tis wise to act on the moment WM VOGEL SON Broadway Houston Street un n Ir r 438 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN Will Offer for ToMorrow Wednesday Jan 15th the Following Caracul Etons Beautiful brocade lining novelty trim mings fancy metal buttons reversible cuffs Regular price 50 to 85 for 1850 One lot of 25 Hudson and Nearseal Etons imported models and copies of imported models Regular price J5 to 110 for 250 i Nearseal Coats 24 inches long Skinner satin lining t Regular price 50 for 950 I Persian Lamb Coats 24 inches long handsomely lined I Regular price 150 to 200 for 6900 26 Caracul CoatsH to 36 inches long beautiful bro I cade linings latest models sizes 34 to 42 semifitted and i I shawl collars Regular price 135 to 10 for 7250 i One lot of SONMink Muffs3 and 4 strips heavy satin linings Regular price 1 J to 25 for 750 to 1 095 t Natural Russian Squirrel Muffs large pillow shape heavy satin lining good down beds Regular price 850 for 395 200 Sable and Isabella Fox Scarfs 36 to 45 inches long 2 brushes and paws Regular price 275 to SS for 175 Li 438 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN I

i I T M Klrcks on O Ne IJ A Al 20th 2lst c J bixtli Avenue u i I ln 1 ti 2il Streets Iilibliilird Forty Years uf iiTtinit Sale of High Crade Trunks At AlmojyHall Price 1200 Trunks 698 2000 Trunks 1298 ss pywv S3 Ve have purchased and will place on salt1 tomorrow two hundred Trunks They come in five different styles and In Szes from 28 to 4o inches In some styles the quantities are limited so that early se lection is advisable Lot 1 Canvas Covered Trunks bound with closely nailed fibre centre i band and two heavy leather straps brass trimmings Excelsior lock Iron bottom cloth lined fitted with two trays containing hat box I sizes 28 30 32 34 36 38 and 40 Specials Lot 2 Canvas Covered Trunks bound with closely nailed leather one leather centre band and two heavy straps running around body hardwood slats protected by brass or steel trimmings all trimmings well riveted throughout fitted with top and body trays top tray has an additional lift i tray lined with figured linen Sizes 32 31 36 38 and lo I Special at I I IX EITHER nULlJISG I i A Group of Great Values in the January Sale ot Curtains and Bed Sets Nottingham Lace Curtains I 3000 pairs of most beautiful designs at about the cost of production they are exceptionally good reproductions of Irish Point Renaissance Arabian Cluny Brussels and Tambour Curtains Regular 75c pair special 45C Regular J200 pair special 125 Regular 85c pair special 59c Regular J275 pair spectil 165 Regular 95c pair special 7Qc Regular SOO pair special 175 Regular SlSO pair special 95c Regular 5400 pair special 245 Regular 175 pair special J 10 Regular uo pair special 295 I Irish Point Lace Curtains I 1000 pairs at about cost of importation the designs are exceptionally I rich and the quality superior to any we have previously shown there are fifty patterns to select from divided In six lots as follows Regular f650 750 I 950 lu5 t375 1500 Special I 450 1 500 I 6UO I 725 I 875 I 1000 I Filet Lace Curtains This seasons newest and most popular Curtains an extra latge assort ment of designs to select from and at exceptional price reductions Per pair as follows Kegular I 7oo 800 I f900 I 1000 I 51200 1500 Special 550 I 600 I 675 I 725 I 900 I 1050 I Renaissance Bed Sets I A large assortment of desipns for full size Metal Beds full festoon or straight valance large renaissance medallion centre pieces with renais I sance insertion Kegular b5u M200 I JIOjO S 2UOO I I 650 875 1400 Special S400 1650 Ruffled Net Curtains Matting Covered Box with Renaissance insertion An exceptional bargain offering these 500 paIrs useful boxes are 2S inches long out and edge two and onehalf yards side of cover IS inches wide and long headed at top ready for rod 11 inches high a set of casters with Regular Sl50 per pair spe each box Regular 350 1 00 each special 175 Ial I r Itf SITHKK BVILDISG j January Sale of Housefurnishings First Quality Goods at LowcstPrices in the City WASH BOIL ERS One th o u san d 1 Jr more of 1 I these heavy I X X X X tin Wash Boil ers No8 size with 14ounce cold rolled copper bottoms the kind that will not rust or leak Reg I ular price 5225 spe 45 J5KHJ cial at ONE HUNDRED OVAL CLOTHES BASKETS Made of strong wil low large I size Your choice of our 75c and 89c for sizes 6 3 C FIVE HUNDRED HEAVY GAL VANIZED IRON COAL SCUTTLES Large size Regular price 35 55c special at C 250 OIL HEATERS The kind you can carry from one room to another every one warranted odor less and smokolcss Will burn eight hours with one filling No 51 style 3 25 regular M9S stove at No 54 style regular 4 25 at J59S stove INEITURR BUILDI1 G 1 u 75c Saucepans at 35c I i I Just received a shipment of I 1000 Stransky imported blue enamelled fourquart lipped Saucepans like cut These I are all first quality heavy triple coated enamel white in I side blue outside Ye sell I these in our regular stock for 75c Mch but will I place them on sale to 35c morrow at each OnU one to a customer lLnl Stnll or C O U OrJ M I rI l11lIE I 1 Special Sale White i Bed Spreads Every Wanted Size in i the Newest nnd Most Desirable Tattcrns INGLE HUD SIZES Hemmed I Value 790 5c Jlrto 5150 Spe cial u 59c 75c 28c 129 I Ttt BED SUlib Ilemmeil Vtlue flOO 5120 fl35 Special at 79c 98c JI5 FULL BED SIZES Hemmed Value MJ5 J2OO 210 J235 Special at U5 SJ79 188 215 PULL BLU MES fringed alue 5210 2O 288 5350 Special atJ8S229 265 3JO 325 1XIKA QUALITY GENUINE LAMINA FED COMFORTABLES New handsome silkolint cover ings large size Regular value 535o each at 266 t CA liS CALIFORNIA WHITE WOOL HLANKUrS Large size Regular value 5550 par450 I r JV BITIIKK It V ILDrVQ h Tomorrow a Special Offering ot Imported Cotton Dress Voiles Regular 25c yard quality at DC e will place on sale tomorrow Wednesday 5600 yards of su perdue finished Voile Suiting foreign fabrics Including checks stripes plaids and plain colors Regular price 25c per f yard spcciil at IOC I r 9x12 Jv niriiKn feet Rugs Magnificent Values in the January Sale Tapestry Brussels Rugs 9x12 It Regular tenwire quality Usually sold for S2000 our regular price SI 850 jpecial tomorrow at 14 50 Axminster Rugs 9x12 it Heavy quality deep pile Oriental and floral patterns ReRtilar price 52450 special to q 1 Q cf 19 50 morrow at JJ7 DU Imperial Smyrna Rugs 9x12 ft The best quality Smyr na Rugs manufactured revers ible both sides alike Regular price J28 50 spt cial tomnr w Jt 22 5 0 i IN EITHER UJrrDING j Specimen Values in the Annual Sale of Notions and Dressmakers Supplies Collar loundations urien Collar Knumli ii n in uuonnl 1 styiii no duhg the high point d IJ ctllnr hi nil 5za Mack anI white f ne clul jrke Kr ij 7 C Pea rl Dutlnns rHi dozen SUM quality Pul Pultons assKirtuJ 1 2 KriU trlle 3 le Dress Iorms t r umlJlt errl J rsey COl Wire Skirt ltli de ul sIzes oSldul Irje 11 tllrm J 49 Skirt BHldPUe Plr lIt iAuSnra 1krl 1 urrl iU dl 1 Pd 7c Hose Supporters WII aw la II wa iur wltli button It II j I 0 0 II 11181 IIsor1 rill I I 1 Il 9c Tijhton lUl Lljsic L ltuI Ue rT1 olhlrell r IrJ u r A 3wc Celluloid Dow A1dCh rncnt small lnv altanli nimi fir maklnE iiinon bow 110 a upwlal at OlC Hair fins cibinft Hair Pin contalnlnK i fivirtcil fityles nnJ nlzm 3I 31e iwclal per tuliliiet OC Skirt Markers women SkIll lluiktrs or piUKea nickel very hnnn tir hoill use nprclnl 3c J c ot I 1 eatherbone silk nro Iriln ooverpd t ilrairi lirand of Fcithrl blaili nid white I1 I 5uid3 to box IKT 5Ce bOx Ujsl ins Cotlonno1i U1llly oi 1 jalls Spol I IIIUII K Cotton atporttil iliuniUiM i nvlal a i c I Plussian lIindin Inplc ini 1 rulu Hlnillne I II pic blek lid I lilece I 12e 1in Cushions ftlP0ui Jot 01 Tonuto 1ln Cushions ril iiiLTlno cowied me ilium Uc su i ai 7 i I i 7 2C Iron Holders 1I0Idcrstor 10 tiil estis lli u JUUlulh 5 Specttll p 3e Collar lutlons Medium tln onu pi i e i utie collar liullim one doin on a rilld sp 111 jKr 5e aell I Shoe Iaces Kxlra qual ity tubuar Shoe taco liUd I 4 t 4 t4 lullhi 01e uuzcn In u bunch i if iwr luimh 7c Silk Llastic Ono Inch wile fancy fillltil tJtit trk trarter custlo all colnrn nihiortctl pit f O1 trim i iilul p t yd 7C Spool Silk oood Quail IV 1HU lulds SPKJ rtlk 111 black and d mr 6e Klioclil a IT rol ut Dtcss Shields ciood quiility uure while llrht It lKht llici Hhlfkl H porteil size Bpeclftl o Be er r Dress UcltinR cotton I KII lie UliIni hie 11111 nniruw wldthn in I n il l m iisck and whit alfti frrav fjf 12e c I ill per tjl ct Cotton TapcWblt cot tn tuue VlyarJ rolls W Inch wide In vihllo frt ot la t black iiwrUI t Scam lllndinc no ia quulllV Turtetl HII l II UIM HIlUllllB V u I ynrds to Lho V cf b i K and whlt Inc ic ter t lere I Safety Iim riie IK uru brand mirl Siftty 1lnx n rtt f h no doin a car r fnid UC Dressing Pins Klrby Heard A Co h et ill lnK Ino W i plo on u vaiwr J I per olx r 3e paiKr I C Hooks and Lyes The I ivixi me I liriiciiii nna Swill Hump IMoki urii Hyfi all slzA tlu k ind whit two do7 n I on a card per i carJ ic Tape Measure Flra tlnu quality double stitched Satin TaM9 M iiuin tlo lIlLtun luno can bo uM un lih aidoi peelal r ouch 7e Machine Needles 00011 giiulit tuvMiitf machine noedlfn all makei and all eue tno nellies In a papnr special I Jarr 2 e I A JS I 0 i Great Special Offering of American Sewing Machines le Will Offer a Carload Tomorrow Special at 12 each Our regular price for these Machines is 1500 but they are sold by agents all oVer the country at 2500 I The Amencni Sew MR Machines arc up to dtU ii overv aunuiar anu ire not to be confounded with many cheaply constructed machines fre quently advertised around this p ice They are equipped with all modern devices drophead ff ff style live drawers h vtlilv polished lurdvcnid ink fin jk 1 00 Ished full set of attachments free Special price t ir Ins stle H7 On Second Floor near Rotunda JJ i l1rJiiIPr X1N67lWJ 160 300 Net Cluny Waists at 29 Best 5 Values You Ever Saw Were it not for the fact that ve I I bought these pretty waists at a very I unusual sacrifice we could not sell I them for less than 500 i They are beautiful new rnodelr very I tastefully trimmed with yoke of tucked net cluny inserting and lace edge Front back collar and rulfs very picttiiy trimmed with net and cluny inserting Kimono sleeves of cluny lace Entire waist is silk lined Button back and have three qnarter sleeves Actual 5 waists very special tomor 2 18 row at I No C 0 D or phone or mail orders will be filled I SocnrM Flmr f JMh f Section I IIIOO IsmlJs Continuing Our Annual Sale ot I Japanese and American Silks t Never before have such extremely low prices been plared on such high quality silks I Judge the values offered by these special items I I Japanese White Habutai Silks 2Sc White Habutai Silks 20 inches wide 20c Age White Habutai Siiks 23 inches wide 32c S9c White Habutai Silks 27 inches wide 40c I 60c White Habutai Silks 36 inches wide 43c 79c White Habutai Silks 36 inches wide S9c i Colored Habutai Silks very desirable sh exceptionally strong 31 C I and the finish very bright 23 Inches wide 42c value Taffeta Silks eepeci lly desirable for linings drop skirts petticoats Sc I I All the wanted colors and black and white an enduring quality O O devalue lor 3 C I I Shower end Perspiration Proof Silks Absolutely guaranteed to be shower and perspitation proof very bright I finish Light in weight and cool especially desirable for summer wear 60c Black Oriental Silks 27 inches wide 44c 69c Back Gnentai Silks 27 inches wide 50c 79c Black Oriental Silks 27 inches wide S9c 100 Black Oriental Silks 27 inches wide 79c i American Black Silks I We guarantee the fabrics for wear whether in the natural chiffon or I firm finish I 59c back Taffeta Silks 19 inches wide 40c I 79c Back Taffeta Silks 25 inches wide S9c 79c Back Taffeta Silks 36 inches wide 59c i 100 Taffeta Silks 36 inches wide 75C I 139 black Taffeta Silks 36 inches wide 101 I i 139 Black feau te ioie 36 inches wide 1MO i 150 Black Peau ae Cygne 36 inches wide 110 I Printed Foulard Silks I I I New figures dots and pretty designs in all desirab colors A I I splendid quality 21 inches wide Rcgulaily 49c special at 33c I M llti I laoi Tilitd Ht Mi I I ULlJOIIXIIIt I Two Great Watch Bargains I WOMEN S SOLID SlLVEK MENSTHIN MODEL WATCHES I WATCH SETS The watches gun metal cases open luce jewelled are engraved have sterling pin impoited movements to match Value J5UU Viilue 700 at 375 I 2 69 at P Main KJnur Proul Centre I I Do You Want to Buy on Easy Terms i Our cooperative plan enables you to purchase Furniture Carpets r I Rugs Sewing Machines Talking Machine Oil Paintings Household Goods und in fact almost anything need I I 1tIOIOUUts you on very liberal terms u FIOOI Razors and Pocket Knives Reduced I Wade Butcher Broch chaff Worcester Anchor and Sterling l I Razor with tound or square corners honed and sei reduced as follows LOT NO1 HAZORS formerlY priced up to 125 now SOc LOT NO2 RAZORS formerly priced up to 200 now 75c 20 Safety Razor ie S to be closed ai J3 to i regular 9C I prices Wade t Butcher razors lormeriy 59c now tJL Imported ifeei Penknives pearl and bone i I I handles 2 and 3 blades formerly priced from 69c fn tf 179 95c to 295 now VffL LU I Mun 1liwr Vitn St icUDn I lllS i Save Money on Best Groceries I I The following Wednesday und Thursduy Specials are important I Munrj mutt uc niiny nil null i Nr rnr crocnifi to l rtellvorod tu I pnluti bi in l our rufular ftaron rvlcf unlus iustuiniT has a charg I I uccount I I Tomatoes Asparagus Sri yt IAlii TOMATOKSnx CIII SI AKritcts All I ir tin Quality nnti tlioso very fmnouh brand an ollowi Inrtie cans our ICKU 10e DIM MONTH extra lui KB I I Inr price l c per can y uar pnr can 45c jFltSKV lOMATHEs SIIJ and OAIM larue itpear per well packed tolil every 7 V can 33c I where for 1Jo laiun enns C MANZAXITA mirt pear I Not morn than 1 cam of each or pel can 3Sc tho above loniatiwa to a customer Dill MONTH TIIS all I and mine C O D tips per can 35c I I I KXTIIA VANIV N V bTATK J 2e lKAS Ver can I oim I KvriiA HItrrm 15C jtXi ris 1m lro JtI 12e I ltAS nitu llV NEW VOItlv SIft Jc STIUIIIt KANHl Hr can OUK 1 IIt Tmsmy SS IIKANS 14e Ier can 11 HTISINO IIKANS nill He 6 e II ler ean II IUil 1I 1ox SIIKIMr Kxtra fine e I pel call UKl rUA SK SIMOXfnncV 14e per 1lb on tX 111 iCy IIUS I II SAIl evcrvwhcrs for 3 cj titni Inreo Unit pound Jgc FICNIST oirivh oiLPuroit from I tlo rrivni1 lor i rcuulnr 25c bol l7e I 1 MAINi COKXThe sweetest nnd I most titiitcr paiUeJ our tn I 13rT regular I 5c can IOe i I rAxrv rv VOUK STATK 0 8e COIIX Per cnn OC i lMrOHTlM CIHKS MUe mu hroom but moru flavorous anU cheap jo tr rtr of1a IOC i IMIOUrHI MIii VEiKTAllIK OK IITTIK CAHIKITS Very ye 1 25e line i r rnn 1lpj 2 for it srilVirriJOIIVKX German younB I ftccil peil larca No 24 jo CliO OC I IMIOHTKII ASlAKAIil 4Whlte and thn whole Bpear eillble per 97 half rnn 27 C I FKKXCJI IM1S 1lnet Import 59 1 IrIIrg I23c I 23c o l por cnn te llr On 4JC IMIOHTKII MAC AHOXI Heat from I Franco Macaroni Spaghetti Ver i mlrulll nml IhhelO I our TK ular 1 ftc ono pounil pack Jfjr u atfo for i nasriutnt I Cars Let to 3d Ave II I All Transer to BI oomlng d a 1 es 5 10 6 l If you want your business to become the talk of the town tell about it i through a World I Want Ad o 4l

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1 i THE EVENING WORLD T U ESDAY JANUARY 14r 19 8 9 t lf if INfANT AT 16 I lL AND BRIGHT BOY A YEAR LATER r Augustus Laut Taught to See Hear Walk and Talk by Muscular Coordination BROUGHT TO COLUMBIA Prof Wood Interested in Prof Campbells Subject Has Him Here for Interview Prot E IL AVond of CoUmililn Inl verslty has had an Interview with young Augustus Lout tho Albany boy trans formed from an abnormal creature who could scarcely sec hear walk or talk Into 1 bright and onipmiiu lad appar ently normal In cry way by the muscular coorllnatlon system of Prof Charles Morris Campbell of Al bany The wonders vruriud with Iiut have rciiulrcil lss than one lars tlmo Prof Wood was Interested In tho re markable Case of thi buy who 1 seven teen years old and Prat CiunpbIl brought him down to the university last evening Though before his uusriUr education bfjan last March riut teemed to know practically notiln liu Is able today to enjoy the sights of the city to converse liitrllltemly and when he Is at home earn a Kwdly part of a llvlns by making out the monthly uils In a store Irof Campbell who Is Ins strii tar In music told something or his extraordinary success In eating tile lad Vluri 1 first sow him last Mimh the 1rotossor sill lie acts a an In fant in hnljit3 His fiet iv cit undevI aped is cgs shapeless Ids tkia 1htrk and of a bluish color his circulation poor and temperature very Im Hn expression gave no evidence teat any of his suites weto working It took me a wvk to st him to move one of hs tots up anil down IIat thai tnotumcrU ulan at length he made tile offurt placed In mot un an unused little motor which itiniulikd clicilation In three weeks he could mme his kneecaps wnci he had never dun before Mmu merts of tie hip neck vet vinnm melS followed rd t i i I Port rajiMly rtsn mfiil to flies trtlnni I 1 Ices careful m to overst tiiuiint lIp itam but ex deed ins ulwh mr vows system srndimlly Hlw lung were noon acting normally Ho vas awnkrnlnc Tan months ago hr suffered his flrl toot huuihe Ilcfuru that time he hud peMMrd Insensible to pain He nan bad hiidiclie since but lacy arc iukkly relieved He has hero nn apt pupil I think In1 shown some nullity alieady Hi draiiKlitliiK II study wtmi hu liKes lie tins brknl out lever plnnn for Im proving the lien thug system ot Ins one In fact tie luis imroved i niuili I now only nerd nail i him to keep him from KOinu iut sepals head Irof Campbell thlika abnormal per sons while voting lully be tniuif nf inal by eduiallns Ihflr almornialilUM lie mill Tin Miuutiil fvulties will not rr ccive the stereotyped lust in tlnns nov Rivet Tin wav to care In MI h casm lies In proper eMrrlpn wbleh will egqul Ize In distribution of nerve for tlirntiKiioiit the holy thus brlnRln about eoordlnatlon of the nervous and imisi ulnr systems Young laut In clllRitocJ with hlii pro giess I hope to come to Columbia soma time he sald I have grown four Inches III hcluht inrp tho profes sor took charge nf me and I wear a I larger hat I furl first rate and am hosxfiil My case Is certainly IIIUt sin gular Nn ono would scl t unit from a crowd as a IK V who had been an In fant at sixteen JAMES C HOLDEN DIES SUDDENLY AT MADISON NJ lames fottnn Hnlden former prod dent of the Xntlnnal Safe Deposit Com iviny mill for Ihtrt wren years n tnm toe of tho Mutual Life In urinco Com pany Is iload at his homo In Mndlson N J Dintli came unexpectedly from heart disease Horn In Is1 in this city he began lIs business career In 141 In ISli entering the Iron trade with Uieeyo A Hilloit mid remaining until 1ST1 Hu was admitted I to piutnurihlp and the urn Lore the name lloldcn Hopkins C Stoltes it I his UKmenu lit was trustee of the uobor estate and later held the proel den y nf the Xatloniii Safe lh i1slt Coin 1 IMIIS tutu lOi r During his resident In New YI he was H supporter of nin y rharltLlili and plillini roplc org nlzII I tiuns Ito Is survived hy a son KdunrI T Hi Men ashler of the Brooklyn ofli e I of tip Vufiai llf I R R R RADWAYS READY RELIEF II r7r II j I I v V I CURES NEURALGIA Hailnaj Beady Iteil f cures the norm tetra In fll11 10 too u ntj ii nuns pr I uln h whel tier kkr nervous T dth me Si una Ith iirlxm LunitiTsi I lams ai vakrs juln n the bark ilm r I kidney jitm around tho liver plminiv t ell hu f tie i Intf ant piltn a r nl knI the i Lrntgm of Ral way teal Itr le will tr I In duti Te jnI to c nt nn 1 1 n for n f w Anse rffftt H permanent cuc t ooll ItV ai rilBCtat TtAtnv Y t T Vow York The f JSxtrinrilinnry l lrtHIiIl cf Hctluctions I I r 5plfy ill Our eJ I1USC Fur Dept Our Great January SaleupQ Last Week I WASH WAISTS 2 Rejuar Price 350 I I II Womens Muslin Underwear I Both French and Domestic Last week proved our vat es ware best The same popular pries will continue Gowns 95c 135 165 195 up Chem 5 7Sc 95 125 165 up I Drawers 50c 75 95 125 up Skirt 95c 150 195 275 up Corset Covers 35c 65 95 125 up All are nude to our order and everything is Fresh New and cut geuerotHv large The 1Jkir Is up to the exacting standard which our trade demands I A MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY I Womens French Underwear This is a Special Sale of Importers Samples Over 3000 Pieces Finest French hand made and hand embroidered Lingerie A most exquisite and varied assortment All absolutely new I At 13 Less than Importers Prices Gowns Chemises is ruers Skirts Corset Covers Bridal Sets Combinations Sacques fttc Entire centre aisle 3d Floor will be given over to this impor tant sale I I Lingerie Waists Another Lot of 5000 In fifty different models at from Y to Vstheir actual worth The most attractive values in the history of this House At 200 265 295 345 to 685 I We welcome a comparison as we believe nothing can be had any where to match these goods and meet the prices above quoted i Entire Stock 1 House and Street Dresses Including All our Broadcloths Voiles Wool Batistes c will be placed on sale as follows follows25O0 2500 and 2300 Dresses Now 1800 3500 and MOOO Dresses Now 2250 I W500 and 5000 Dresses Now 2900 4 i v f are garments of the highest orderthe reduced prices repre sent mt a snia1 rncMiire of their true worth Early choosing b recommended or the best styles may escape you I Broadway John Forythe at 18th St I I 6th AV Jind 181h St Third Floor Salesroom o Wie Footwear I I Clearing Sale of 2350 Pairs i Napoleon Boo 4 tl 4 v HJUUIti tfl l i for W omen ft t siin I y fjrt 1 Vt4fiiWl YM just like the cut k L Made from selected Gun Metal Calfskin ij and Patent Coltskln Lace Button and f 1V Bluchers Sizes 2 Jo to 7 Extension 11 4 SolesCuban Heels i f r FA 3 1 IXPRA HIGH CUT M yl r 4 1i1 Dormer prices SJ 25 S250 fh r 7 3 and 25 now at d tkt t 1 I Vf jj I t o 51 S y 1 ffy I J 3 50 Jg 1 lf I

I cfi d 4 C d 1 50 t 5l1 1 Si50 I f m iJii worth f27S r f w u Si Clearing of 1510 Pairs Womens l t ihkJ 1 ample Shoes 14fg All Leathers all sizes all t 1 widths in the lo formr il tn r i f prices i50 5105 and II 150 5150 S200 now at if worth c 275 rI THE r SHOE I 1 v it t h Q CJ i R f 1i For Women V J t t 4 I he well Known I Tuttle rs Jf rl S300 Brand sizes 2 I to s r Jt ri1R widths B to E Pat b j en t Col skin a 169 Patent Kid fi J 1 worth r skin Hand t t SSOO welted soles Clearing Sale 9 S159 l 69 worth price aO Clearing Sale of 6000 Pairs Misses Napoleon Boots the famous PETER PAN a3 make sizes 6 to 8 8K to 11 and 2c 11 to 2 Every pair stamped Made from selected Gun Metal Calfskin and Patent Coltskin You know the PETER PAN shoes for children r they are retailed at h 250a pr Clearing fl 50 Sale price Clearing ol 4000 Pairs J Aw

Mens storm er 4 I t t tf Wii1 i Calf Boots 4 N a h t lJtA 4 Tan Russia Calf or Black White i Bros Box Calf with Buckles J Iit l or without Buckles 12 J o ff INCH HIGH t CUT Sizes to Mi 2 4 11 Former price wJr FI w 400 now Clearing ol 2450 Pairs Boys Storm Calf Boots F Made exactly like mens g Sizes 1 to 5 Former 5 i price 5300 now i Clearing of 12000 Pairs I I I Mens High MS M Grade Shoes a Welted Extension Soles i Maae rom Selected Pat 1t ent Coltskin Gun Metal Calfskin and ry At I Vici Kidskin Sizes Atm 1 f 0 to 11 Former prces 1t m 2255250 and300 your t choice J Worth double tomor the Price row at Frazin Oppenheim th Av 18lh SI 3d Floor I DONT HIDE I your savings under the parlor carpet Invest them in a I Sunday World Business Opportunity and I I I Your Dollars Will Multiply I e aan w c AI I f All Winter Merchandise Is Marked at II GetOut Prices I Special Price Jickets Arc Everywhere Throughout the Store and the Lndcrpricc Sections Are Crowded 1 THE BIG 1 C TMIeAT I EroOITAIN I SIXTH AVE STORE 1f W IfSJi ftl tt q1j 11118TI1MIO Is I ACITY flGt k1ffi J Q STREETS j tIN ITSELF h t 0 cot Nccrloft VITH ANY OTHER STORE 11 j JI3GRllj lIUT 1RiSI6ri r I MEW YORI Ten Stamps Free to Every Applicant Tomorrow ffi U every person whether a purchaser or wry stamps of the same date is good in any one ff M j TO not applying at the Premium Parlor I book but stamp collectors will receive a rea Y ijllt pa hhh floor tomorrow Wednesday will I sonable additional number of complimentary 4 be given free a set of ten S H ireen stamps for use in other books they may have rlrt is Trading Stamps Only one set of complimen I unfilled W5 r isIjouble Stamps Up to 12 oClock TWO S se H Green Iradiiifj Stamps with each lOc lONE S d U Green Trading Stamp with each We II of purchase made 1th ORE NOON of purchase made AI IEli NOON Lace Curtains Bed Sets Couch and Pillow Covers Five Examples oi the Clearance liaraains Which Are Reducing Stock Rapidly in This Department Read these and bear in mind that the regular prices were the lowest in New York for like quality and that the goods arc new perfect clean and fresh and taken right from our coach Cm xtvM8 co Cocr60 inches Hrn or Cleat Cmtiiinsaii I colors anJ designs regular price I own Superb Stock wide icversihU ucavy quality sn to 55 a strip now a I frinpcd all around rcgu r 115 strip 115 I tar pries S223 each now pi 1 v Renaissance Lace Bcd Sets made on fine quality net with I 11110 v CIvr3macc of figured Itua rd Net CUlt tlsmadc on large motif in center insertion all around finished with up sfv with tassel at each cor pod qualily net with lace teep flounce euged with lace price includes S3 rrr ner all ready tofu rcgu Q insertion and edge regular c 1 bolster sham to match regular price 5 each no v O J I Isr price 15c cacti now LC price 150 a pn now bieitl Cooper Eiorc ThirJ Hocr Hrol m Office Furniture Underpriced Splendid assortments in standard makes The special prices are marked on o Roll Top Des a Typewriters Desks I flat Top Desks Revolving and Arm Chairs Lookccpcrs Desks 0Ice and Lircclors Tables The price reductions are unusually heavy but the j I range of choice and price is as wide as you usually find at the regular figures All good kinds of office furniture are included from the most inexpensive to I the most sumptuous Siccel Cooper rirrc Fiih Floor Mens Automobile and Fur Lined Coats at About Half A CLEARANCE movement that cuts the regular prices of these coats nearly in halfin fact they are cut to even less than half the regular figures asked by some stores Mens Fur Lined Overcoats Automobile Coals I Fur Caps Reduced 195 Coats at 105 pIOO Coats t 60 h 185 Coats at 85 I 11 to 5s Caps al 3 10 Cap af 22 165 Coats at 85 150 Coats at 55 S3 Carsat 175 85 Coats at C 15 2 and lJ50 Caps it 5123 135 Coats at 75 95 Coats at J 5 S low S 1250 Caps in sUes up to 105 Coats at 65 i 45 Coats at 30 I 40 Coats at 25 6750 to at 5 8 Caps al SI 1 iSIegel Cooper More Alain Floor Hear Womens Street and Evening Coats and Capes IJ orth Ip to SVtfWt at 1175 I I TRESSY models DRESSY I xJ especially intended for theatrecarria evening and afternoon wear The simplest one in the collec tion would have sold here I earlier in the season at 1975 The more elaborate I models would have been priced ai 2275 25 2750 2975 and 35 Your choice the entire of m F lot is offered 1 175 at All are made of imported broadcloth full lined with pcau de cytjne or satin Colors include tan leather Nile green red light blue many in black All are beauti fully embroidered or trimmed r with self and contrasting col ore silk braid An early se I lection is advisable t rmrrr Store cord Icor Center Wouldnt a Good Oil Painting Improve Some Room of Yours Heres a Sale of Paintinas ai Hall Prices THESE paint ngs are all in deep gilt and goldburn ished frames Half of them are landscapes the rest in a variety of still life marine anJ r enre subccts The landscapes are all 13 x 1U inches l inside frame Ve considered our former price 1450 fl l low but we have reduced it now to P P u 75 The other pictures were formerly priced at fl 9r 750 Vc have cut that price to p 1 U I bicLCl Cooper Store Third Flno Center Which Do You Prefer TOU can pay us 1975 or 2175 for a Fountain YOU Victoryor vou can pay an agent 15 or55 for a machine not as goo J I ake your choice When lOll buy a Fountain or Victoriou save from 15 to 25 and let the test lll Sewing achine in the world Gitai antecd lj years kept in repair luring that time 1 ountain and Victory Machines are made by the second latest and oldest and at the same time the best and most reliable manufacturer in this country They are Ball Bcarin throughout i and run easier last longer and vlJ a wider range of work than any other make on the market Sold on easy terms of 1 a Week with no extra rest no inc cil and no annoyance from collators Each machine is guaranteed to give satisfaction and with each you get a set of the latest attachments PriCES are 19 r5 and 2375 Hand Sewing Victory DropHead Mac hines 1he latest attachments hand Choice of chain and lOCK comely finished stitches very convenient old rces 12 i5 llId 117 good fur light wuk 111 5 I ward frol1l ISItel Cooper Store Third floor Cedar i Fresh Groceries and New Canned Foods Mail and Telephone Orders 1 tiled Promptly Phone 4000 hclsca m m New Rice lane hole head the kind that cook while and tender IS lb Jl 5 J5c 1 Figs from Turkey W I xitalai ey bimn iljer re 1 9 c yer l Ibc gtlllyl lb COCOA Kins renulre lsn tae cocoa rctu ar 22c can NUT UUTTDH lounmn g Hyl fresh nude No J Mont crock 70c oral 1 Kn J JL Ur GUArAI ALI COFFEELiner Imponed Tiva and genuine Ann an Mocha e serve it In our I ore mod Restaurant and Lunch Room 3Ih net weight decorated ere top cinls er SI llb net eitrt elite drum OIFOI TO MA I O Es anecaty nned fir Hetel Cooper ra l9x e Iron dozen Miii in Sweet Oranges I I the roriiat Indian re variety best ILIUM HI I iridi I7bs box 29c J JJ la rec HUc qua I y ruder f c Pea Beans II Farr hind plrkc i eu ciopbeans 1l III Ibs 7c Sibs i Maracaibo Coffct or rich collie i Sos cofec fret from the roster tenn oundr I6c POVk 1MKED Ibs iiilo ITALIAN PRLINLbest qualin Orecoi fruit No J5 woo ten box 3 25 50e 3 Ib DOLDb 1IACON the celebrated WEST IHAllA style d y udder cute Holds products are undlysoidan22i16th e eJnrsday him o bacon Ib 1 MICIIIGANPOI110F5Irrgcdri 9Sc b biiscliliubt O1 oldnlaaiybags LLOtt ONIONS rod onions whia urnlps yellow itrnlp seed pouters I ashed tarrot 01 t es blood bees 30c U hranmi full delivered OUC No basket g j VANILLA 11AILItSrie cola bicults oster cracker or Cnon snaps i I C I I doen He regular 5 carton Jv I Mar land Tomatoes I VUlUr Uros clclra cJ A nJse brin olid coU pick red Ire rod don Hn sli res I He No i I mily sie can English Breakfast Tea Formosa Oi ionc icj 1 risrant Ceylon Yo in llinn Ciuu Ponder busker irJ Jaran or hcJ J lb s bl TCI JOe lucquillty ib uc l Smoked Ox Tongues Delected mild IItr curd ten icr oun1 o lonuues U S Government Inine ted ilo cly nlmncd no waste 13 I tj L Ib reB Ib unjilt a BORAX SOAPHsieh best family for laundrv and icenetal household use box of oU tars 1HI tall No I sire 54c bars tc SCOURING iOAP Sleel Coopers 3c hte urarper IU bars 2Sc bJr ul WASHING POWDERSwifts I5e Pi dc No 4 Oze pakase SAM A CLARA PIUN ES3oJ nay crop Cal lornia irull 5 its due I ret MSc licqualitj 2 Ins Sirloin Steaks I I Choice ours of best native stoA lie I Selll Joirer Stor fourh Iolr Trunks Worth 14 to 18 at 10 ESE are unusually THESE fine trunks made up to oner for a highclass specialty house which couldnt pay for them when they were ready for delivery The manu facturer wanted to realize on them quickly and we got them far underprice Made of best selected hardwood covered with Pi jamoid and bound with mot tled fiber Strengthened by copperplated steel clamps and corners and four 12inch hinges with four hardwood slats on top and bottom Clothlined two trays strap included Choice five co ors and five sizes Made to sell at 14 to 18 Our price to mof row 10 R MepclCooptr Sure Third Ploo Rir I I Try Our Daylight Luncheon on the Fourth Floor Special afternoon service from 3 to 6 P M Vanilla or Chocolate Complete I Cream delicious Cake l rvl ce i and juadarali Coffee 1 flp with Whipped Cream J Fresh Oysters Opened to your order plate with 1 flp wafers JLvl Chocolat Jlenicr with 15c maple layer cake XUv Served only at the New Daylleht Lunch Section I Ask tor S H Green Trading Stamps11e Give 1llcm I

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1 t 1f J 1 THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY I JANUARY 14 1908 11 u M rffJLthilJIfS t 4L J I I u IL THE N EL V E ASX LYNN ATHNEE x T TCT S P 2 i 1 1 W 1 tt Q n ei 41V v V l OR I for EVENING WORLD PEADERS r iLr Uilsl 11 tcUAL I Ut vttLclll I c I A I LRLr 0 CHARGE AGENT Of LABOR UNION WITH PRJUR Prosecution of Mullaney Rep resenting Insulators Grows Out of Palmieri Case TO mlcntnent of Jamai A Mul teMjr e agent ot the Inaula Sot and AbMtora Union In the Tomb 9aUo Court today on a chAre of per JOT7 brought to ligtrt the fact that sines Deoanb r lASt the DlitrloUAttonieyB mce haa ben conducting proceedings dJUt form City Justice John A Paknlerl on a charge of bribery Pal tnl rt la now Deputy Attorney neral Uullaney wijo U thirtythree years old and Urea at No 419 West Twenty ftxirth street wa arraigned befor Uaglvtmt Harris by DetectIve Pita Bimmona of the DlstrlotAttorney ol flo who arrested him last nlfbt Deputy Asalstant IMstrlctAttorney BT conducted th prosecution The aeared perjury of Uullanay was earn mltted during the hearlnc of the pro oJlngs agaInst Palrnlerl before Meg UtrJitc HarrU In the Morrlaanla Court la December when the business cent swore he did not know Palmieri at all well and had never been In hla office Later three wltnesse John Sauer of the Carpenters Union Jhmai J CurUa ef the Rook Drillerc Union and John F Henry of the Woodcarvers Union SWOM that on AUK 2S last they saw Mullaney In Pal miens offlcu This was on an occasion following a trke on soma buildings which PHlmlerl was erecting at Oak und James streets The strike only lasted a short time tw ins callid Olt by It la alleged Mulla s noys Intlucnoe The papers In the case f charge Palmier with n violation ot eo tlon 447 of thn Penal Code and assert that the strlko was called off following ea iMymirt by him to Mullaneyyif 12SO The secrecy tluit haM marked the prog ress of the procvdliiKS against the far mer city J uJu was btlll mulntalnpd In Hie IJUtrtetAttorneys office toilay Mr Jeroriw dfCllniMl to dlaiuHs the casd at all tuul Mr Uosler UldO refused to enlarge up in what Iked out at Mul luieya licarmi NO HONEYMOON BUT S THE ISLAND fOR HIM t Dominick Zuzola who Wooed Girl With a Revolver Gets Six Months I I Instnd of departing on a honeymoon i with pretty Minnie Ilelllns as he had planned to do Dominick Zuzola of No m Baal Twentyfifth street registered I at the workhouse on HlackweH Island tJ41LT for a ilx months tay Zusola curly haired Blcillan had a barber shop at No 313 East Twenty sixth troet from his window he I4W Minnie Helllns at the window of her home across the street nearly a year ago Cupid dart How across the street and then hagl aqaln and In time the LlPl me devoted AU went well xiiitll a tow days HBO when the fair Minnie beouno ruapl claus One nIght she heard thai Uuin Inlck was KOlnt to a masked ball with onotlier alllnlty Sho hot a mask und went alsu tn Ilia bull In Mm ray 11111 Uyorum I Come and take your prrbfutH back ah wrote to IKimlnlck tlu next day I aw you last night That Is onoush Dominick calkil but ipfustd to tako buck his presents llu ulio refused to grtv up Minnie He piirstn d her day Bitter day drclarlnK his faithfulness and love Finally he tried to enforce hit a axrumtnt with a revolver That Is why ir be was In the Vorkvllle Court todiy With the frlffhluiicd Mlanlo tellliiR tilt Mairlatratc she Was ufralj he uould kill her He had given her u wuvk Htu aid to decide bntwcun either marrIaK or death Donllnlci could not eut ball to kc pooa IIIJ iid to go lo LUl Lubj4 I I A World Help Want brings a good cook the same day Louiw lltniclx a I I onrh JIg Audience 4 1 a pr nti l for Ih i T if 1 Miiitli tlnlf UNI night at the lzinIilIin jI rI IInlls 1i r ai it iHi f which mrlii I n jf Mr id sunn It i i i t ilnnr I In1 mimrkiililp linpononiti co iiy Mary Gurdiii llre slnrliinoll Iv mnies und lilll ell but thu Kuncia ex UMo of tm went jtwo minor char ION the ixallstlc work of the chorus nl thy ptTHua lvtf sioro of tliirpi rs that grit thu atlcntlnn nnd hold r with tncrcuna tension to in enj The last net rles to trnsl iiHtthfs in whlih dear old Papa Glllburt t 0inis tn Impoclng tlKiin If ha bad novcr lone anythms vf land he has done many worthy things tills alone uouid itnnip him an artist uf high rank Nevertheless the writer reverts to the opinion he expressed after the first per formance that It Is the rpectacle of the third net with Its beautiful love duet und Its attractive choral ulnclntr tile feilte action of thu mumm ri find the spectators and the splendid view if 1arls by nlsht from the hill of M nt martra that will attract the most ot tontlon Even those who go to fee Toulfe out of curloilty may not oacape Ita spell i BVLVESTEIl RALlNO I OLD BASEBALL MAGNATE I DOWN OUT AND ILL j jI ST LOUIS Jan 14ChrU Von d r Ahe president of the St Louis Browns winner or four successive baseball league championships the only mag nate who ever brought a pennant to this city and once ruled as being worm a quarter of a million dollars is serl Ol K t r ii Hliiiil i i lii tn I d I Il 11 i H P1I Irltiinp unit inn ag III I i I I 1111 p T II I i tI n HI itll rv erhlt ors clout for immny thy iiy t dh them mill Mlcil h the Coliiiiiliiio llrrw Inu Ilmtnin nuilf Y nn lir hc fur 111 fur i 1 i II 11i wan on the IJd i fI1 f ii t Iii il Fi I oI ii r J i Ir R 1 EASE A f l11 1 m I r di N O S ii ii 1 r tIt J r f ERHAPS YOU LAY THE PIANO t If so you can readily ippreclste 1 l the fine tonal qualities of the PEASE It 13 now In the 64th year of Its existence ud at the c very height of Its Popularity prices from 325 upused plano of exceptional merit fully war F ranted from J125 up i 3 years to Ji pay If desired Renting ex changing I t Write for catalogue M PEASE PIANO CO d I2S lVcl isa St nr BITBT XJT t llkltn unmet I Newark Ilrancb 10 tr ruitou St i 10 W8u Greenhut The Store of Superior Qualities and and Moderate Prices Company We have JUsl received for special selling 600 5 1 Dry Goods Sale Lihgerie Waists the smartest models of the of season making up the broad variety The Lingerie waists are charmingly elaborated with French Waists and German Valenciennes lace and batiste me dallions j short sleeves handsomely trimmed At 225 each Value 375 Heavy Imported crepe de chine or radium silk Scarfs PriceCuts In a variety Of designs and colors 375 oh Former prices 475 and 525 Women s Neckwear Imported MaraLout Stoles 275 and 575 Former prices 425 and 650 Imported coque neck Ruffs ribboh ends 275 i I Former price 400 Sale of Infants handmade short dresses 6 months Ihfants to 2 years C L75 250 ad 275 Wei1r Former prices 300 350 and 400 Coats and bonnets white and colored at much below their regular prices Sixth Avenue Eighteenth to Nineteenth Street New York Former occupied by B Altrnan Co RHEUMATISM I BLOOD FILLED WITH URIC ACID i Rheumatism comes from an excess of uric acid in the blood This acid circulating through the system acts as an irritant to the different muscles nervts bones and tissues of tho body and produces the inflam mation and swelling of the joints and the sharp cutting pains character istic of the disease When the blood is overburdened with uric acid it continually grows weaker and more acrid and poorer in nourishing qual ities Then Rheumatism becomes chronic and not only a painful but a formidable and dangerous disease Sometimes the heart is attacked the general health is affected and the oils and fluids which lubricate the muscles and joints are destroyed by the acrid matter which the blood is constantly depositing in them j the muscles shrink and lose their elastic ity the coating of the joints becomes hard and thick nnd often the sufferer is left a hopeless cripple S S S attacks the disease at its head goes down into the circulation and by neutralizing and removing the uric acid from the circulation and building up the thin acrid blood cures Rheumatism permanently S S S changes the sour acidburdened blood to 0 a rich healthy stream which quiets the S S S excited nerves eases the throbbing pain ful muscles and joints and filters out of the system the irritating matter which is PURELY VEGETABLE causing the pain and inflammation i Begin the use of S S S now and get the cause out of your blood so that the cold and dampness of Vinter will not keep you in constant pain and miseryi Book on Rheumatism and any Idcdlcal udvice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA GAj FOR SALE SURPRISE SALE NO 10 NO MONEY DOWN I I I I Our new credit system I a I Wo cIll Continue tlm week the u gttn O which we advortli lapt Week b ar Ofnuln singer adrawer ask drop 1 teid Sold at f0o neokly 2350 Its Har and see fOOl new druser aul dmphvid inaoMnt HJM at tOr w My 1195 We Kwp oM ry ni kj ouch a VBW Home tomstfr S11Ir Wtr Uilsun Wlitu Oraml tnlon lie r Old mxhln taken Ir ixVnc iniui tent imcbor int to your I oinf If u mnnut call i rlte and 5ur rfpi ruttv I will call on you Open tnrntnc H f GRMm ANION GOMPANY 311 Third Ave uc J4 w 24tA sLa leI o4Grausstey I ri 1 Z W ffjlf 1iI1 iiiwr cTtf 1ai Jt iitt u I Nearly all our little ills come through inactive bowels Those days that you lose because you I dont feel right Ca s care ts I will save them all i In the old days physic was dreadful calomel castor oil salts or I cathartics I And they were worse than they seemed for they irritated the btomach I and bowels They acted much as pepper acts in the nostrils They flooded tho bowels with fluids But those fluids were digestive juices And a waste today means a lack tomorrow 1 You secured relief but you wero actually worse ofT than without It i Its different with Caacarets Their effect Is the same as that of laxative foods or of exercise They stimulate the bowels to natural action No griping no irritation They act as a bowel tonic I II The old way too was to take large doses of physic People waited i until the bowels were clogged I The new way is to take one Cascaret when you need It Carry the I box in your pocket or purse I Ward off the troubles instantly I I The modern plan is to keep at your best The old way wasted too I many good hours I I I Cascareta are candy tablets They arc sold by all druggists I but never in bulk Be sure you get the genuine with CCC on every tablet The price is SOc 25c and I TEN CENTS PER BOX m I S r r I BANKING AND FINANCIAL I BANKING AND FINANCIAL I s w vy s vw I To Depositors of the I KNICKERBOCKER TRUST COPNY who have not yet assented II to the Plan of Resumption These are the final days within which you uu Depositors must come to n decision There are but two courses open to you to accept the plan for resumption or to hove a eiuiuucnt receivership which will follow your failure to assent I There are no reasons for making the receivership permanent 1 Aa exPresident Grover Cleveland says In his letter to the Depositors Commlttefl a Receivership Is In his experience Mow expensive wasting mid always disappointing I AS TO Till PIAN I The plan was put out by the Depositors Coinnittte In tlm Interest of Depositors and adopted hj the Stockholders It ts In the Interest of I Depositors for theso reasons I I By resuming the sacrifice of assets necessary for a prompt liquidation I I by receivership will bo avnlduil and lie fuller powers of the going concern I can be exercised in consul liitf and administering them I II By resuming the benefits of now Implnuss ami of the cnodnlll or i tho Company will bo cured to the Depositors III The resignations of the Directors mid a majority of the Capital I Stock of the Company have put at tho disposition of three Voting Trustees Henry C Krlcli Myron T Derrick and Lewis C Irdyaril men of the highest I standing who have been Beleetnl by tho Depositors1 Committee and who will I elect tho Board of Directors In the lnterst of tit Depositors IV A fund of 400000 has been provided by the Stockholders No part of the principal of this fund can be repaid and no dividends I can be paid on tho Capital Stock of the Company until you are paid In full Principal and Interest You the Depositors are thus put In full control of tho Company with 2400000 added by the Stockholders to Its ossots PAYMHNT TO DEPOSITORS When the Company opens Its doors there Is every prosiect that the time for payment of Instalments to Depositors will he very much shortened I The time for payment to Depositors was fixed with reference to the existing I conditions and assets of tho Company and without reference to any nov I business to be secured This was the only prurient course to pursue although the Company has many assurances of valuable support and of new and I profitable business As an Illustration Depositors reprtsentlnK large de posits instead of drawing their ten per cent as they arc entitled to do on resumption of business have signified their Intention to give the Company additional deposits nnd valuable business when the Trust Company opens I Its doors This will only bo rendered possible by your prompt ussunt to i the Plan I WHAT A PURMAMNT RECHIVURSIIIP AUANS I Assuming that this receivership will bu conducted with tho least ex pense the fact Is clear beyond dispute that a permanent receivership is a forced winding up of tho affairs of the Company Involving tie loss of all business of profit and goodwill which means earning power for the benefit of the ilcposltois and the realization of much less than can be secured from I the assets of the Company by a going concern Thin loss together with the necessary fees of tho Receivers and their counsel and the large necessary dlsburfcetnents and the loss of thu 1100UOO i to bo contributed by the Stockholders which Is only contributed through resumption will cause a large loss to the Depositors RH STATEMENT OP ADVANTAGES OP RESUMPTION The Depositors are put In control of this Company to repay themselves their deposits In full within the time fixed or sooner If renditions warrant So tar as present assets are concoined tho Depositors themselves man age them for their own advantage without the expense of a Receivership In addition they have the advantage of the present valuable business of tho Company tho new business that vlll come to It on resumption and tho stockholders fund of 2400000 all of which nIlUTe the Depositors payment in full principal and interest at the earliest possible date to be determined by themselves Everything possible has been done In yon Interest to bring about an assent by Depositors to a plan which Is the beat that under the circumstances could bo devised and which ought to be accepted The decision now restaj with tho Depositors j Refusal to accept the plan at once we believe to be disastrous to your Interests We trust that you will at once accept the plan and forward your assign ment to tho nearest office of the Knickerbocker Trust Company Dated New York January 14 1908 HERKERT L SAITIRLEE HINSOILL PARSONS 1 Counsel Chairman of Knickerbocker Trust I Company Depositors Committee Approved by JUL1EN T DAVIES PREDERICK 0 ROURNE I JAA1ES RUSSELL SOLEY Chairman of Committee on Re i Counsel sumption of Business I FOR SALE 4 EOS CU1III11 TO otwint 0 orjMENs tit flits nJtCthLI ti lOlto weekly Iyn1n II EXCHANGE CLOTHING CO MO nnoUWAY KnUTincf on lark i Hc LOST FOUND AND REWARDS w ttn HKWAHU dlokn from Butts Llviry Stable VJ t ruin Jan U one bay 111I t niru nliri US haiils hoi In front with rut l drivel hlkh errlu tonaue out br rd un letl sita I iravelime b11 dll1 thIs ilntr iu iiiic hir to hue a rough t Ions il n mane ho KM to cut enter i rmiihmit black body n oJ running Itr untilon li f iiiml imjK act of hir oviti ilrjwn check unli MHCK ru6b trim with ho lottr W on the blind LluirlM Soott Uro C William II Whit Ilalrn N T phone 4fO UD8T Borton brIndle bull wean ied cot t rweal I W 4 lWtI ot I DENTISTRY II srrivsv wvsf I TEETH I Extracted with Gas 100 No Charge for Ix When Artificial Teeth Are Inserted TEETH S Sc GUILSHAN DENTIST N L Cor 2Stli St i 8tU Ave Entrance 271 W 125th St I llll T A IR I OURT1 UN Til 6TRKKT Went of fifth Avenue eqs lIIT I g Nicxn Ti g A g I I z 11 I 3 fin u 1 0 l fI Z a z j s f J Ii 5 p 0 cJ S w o il 3 l 8 C I IAND 11 1F g tj M d o S uj 4tsn1 g iiF t J 1l J t iy f 6 M t 2 w f q a 4E GREATER THAN EVER C 1 Fortunate that we had tho new building additions it for vo need ovory foot of space for tho multitudes J who Oil our Btores every fine day NOTE An our sales always attract many dealer who buy to cell again Wi reserve privilege of restricting quantities In all sale department J Table Linens CIXDTIIS DAMASKS NAPKIN3 Many now Items added to the lilt for tills week tnlon Linen and Mcrczrt Dam 1 uBkH Ireiim Hnd full blanch f 3 M 61 to 70 Inch worth 49 heavy AllLinen Damnaks excellent for family use Of 64 to 70 Inch regularly 39 I Extra fine Satin Double Dm uk14now wjilte heavy yet I QQ IIn12 Inoha leading value ntf1 J13 Special J lnv tlgatlon at Bait v a lu O U where how that a OS ct Damak pmial Is Inferior to the qnMltr va regularly toll at that slot All Ilnon Napkins Crwim r 1 98 JliD doz J0 whlIS Inch red Morccri7p Nnpklna IS In hrei OS Iouon67 Jl Inci roc Jl li dozen 05 All Ilnon Nipklns iixtra heavy 1S Inch hiinilMome designs 124 rcc Jl75 107n I All Linen Iattern Cloths 5Sx 81 Oermnn Silver bleach I 98 row drawn work worth 161 J AlllIncn II S Cloths Iliilf or full IilonchJilze I 1714 txnregtitztrly 149 AllIlnen II a SotsS10 cloth I o 45 JH3 ildztin Napkin worth 59S Mercerized Tiblo Cloths Jtniioned will not lose lustre I 95 border all round 810 size f InNtcnxl of 1J I Turkey lied Table ClothnRedl ili whIte or crccn nlso Car L 47 1M1 bore illnvl with white or black rtcrs yils Ions Instead of 63 Pillows Pcathers January Sale Price Pure nlorlii1 leather PIllows hot horrtnstwiw tlrkliiK coy rd Ove vviln ftS 117 I tNtiVJttte 149 B7 alrttiiw iii 77 aniovaiu lou 17 Wife I luc nresi Pillow jiis vnijf 219 ian2IL1Ovalus 200 inr rx4vtIIu 2 III Ir ai30valua 2BSJIO oathurf by round OliolPO White Cocst value 89 pd 1111 Thrennuarter Down valtio H3 i 170 Clulrc Vllle Down specially i tittlit and arin for L 135 Comfortables an l Feather I n dH vsiltip JZCv pJ Girls White Lawn Dresses V ick or high 1are I3 IIISl t tylrs with large JnS lwr I1aorllte ha L nil Irlm1 yokes wllh laces P I I C an1 iitliIO lt ii cs4 to P 195 2I and t1 JS i yrslC January Sale Values 1 For the Babies j Everything clean snowy fresh and dainty beautifully mad trimmings In those neat baby effects that every mother ad 1 mlresnd all offered at the j mOlt fascinating Sale Prici BABIES SHORT DRESSES 1 Nainsook and Lawn Frenoh Walrt J Russian and Fancy Yok j a larg varloty mo to t yew 39 cent qualities 24 63 cent qualities 34 i 79 cent qualities 07 5120 qunlltleH 77 S2G9 qualities 145 Kin r to 1203 BABIES LONG DRESSES Nalnsookcutest and prettiest effects with tiny baby yokes of tucks emby or lace Instead of 35 10 Instead of 49 34 Instead of 79 40 Instead of Jl CO 05 Tile teat named Include those with lace trlmM klrivery ahuwy and effective trmdFl Lone Dresses to I16U3 ZHILDRENS GINGHAM DRESSES Checks Stripes and olld colon HUR tan und yoke styles neatly mate slid trlnid sizes to 3 I3worlh 59 37 worth 33 24 I BABIES WRAPPERS Flannelette worth 23 18 rirUc blue or white Daisy Cloth cut full worth 40 34 BABIES LONG COATS AU wool Hedford Cord and Henrietta cnpca handsomely trimmed with wide lace rlobon or silk mudulllons worth 50 398 norm 34J 108 CHILDRENS CAPS I Ilaln and Einbcl Silk sizes to 3 yrs rep SO 37 I iwn und dutted Swiss einby titrnbicks lace odge t Blzosto 3 yrsreg 23 17 CHILDRENS SILK BONNETS Ilain and curded white silk with rosebud and rllbnn trim sizes to B rrol Jl03 Q8 i Pillow Cases Muslins and Sheets At January SaLe Prices AS AN EXAMPLE OF OUR VALUES SIIInlsSlxEO nt 8 I cents n cOIIIIetllor ulertls IIn UIITA 1i1W We nfr an ahzt at 15 tFAMhI sheets lllat wu sell at 47 cents are 0 or IIurIS 1lo elsewhere at flihese are only two Ixllrnplethere are scores ot othOlS pcIrtl Iljullily liS InlrelIngUo you wonder thut tOI trIfles around housekeep IIrs cUII hHe to buy I PILLOW l1hawks atntl S CA ES WIlIVrsh Iltaviera I Dwhrht Anchors anti UIlCAS1 4xG 15 IIIRtad oLG3 17 instead of 22 ½ 4Zr 17 InRtead oJ 2 10 IlIste1 ot 24 moxait JO instead of 4 21 instead M G instead ut d 2l dxt G 1 Inslew of 25t SHEETS oIxl 54 hnstonlf ot t1 50 instead of 70 gtxt G4 1muttta4 or i2 GO Instead ot i 9 1 ixfI GO Instead or i9 71 InINIII ot S5 I Slcw 74 InHtelll ot 84 instead of 02 I I fix 70 IntllI1 of 9 I EO Inlltta1 of 0 Fruit of Loom I Pillow Cases and Lonsdales t 9 i A quality that dealers will want to Both yard wide snap up therefore stamped January others aslt 12 and 15 aide UmltIO arda 42x3 Value 12a QI Fine Bleached Muslins Valuo 13j 10 Yard widefull bleached j 5 x Value 1414 1140 oct finish lor the needle j Jx3 Value 1611 12 worth 9 centS Unit3O ysras Ready Made Sheets Unbleached Muslins Pure finish excellent quality 51 centre seam l 74 Idl Firm heavy yari whde 6 C6XSO Sale race iS 10 I worth S cents Umlt3u iw vniuo9 IHH I value 69 I 47 No Mall or Telephone Orders SHKKT1NGS blenched and unblonched widths Included at sale price 4MORNiNG MORNiNG SALES t TomorroTZ Wednesday Until I P M To prevent deniers buying vi reserve the restricting quantities Uuimns Cnrncnl Seta I Long Scarf with broad ends and large pillow muff alM samo style SlVi and Isabella rac000fl in racoijon i IirM or dark bronnall atln 14 Q lined usiinlly 9 9 S and tll98 liH lornlllJ Sale Drke tc FInOHFun DETr Snfn Figured Kolletmes Also Voiies7 Incli white cream ml evenlnp shades as well as J Q 1 IHS and black 4D ct 19 nuithitios II I 110 11 f THE tailriixn Imicy Dotted Dri ssi Sets Kxcillant quality for evenIng gows loVwhlte etc cluster or 1 O I ID 11111whlte only rejlInr 3 ct Irdu IVLN triCHxiiVnnvttbiNO Vilify Wresfl liutiste liintv floral printings m pInk 5 t 4 blue and ho1l015 ct quo tlt 4urI NI Sfnl IIlInINO Mercerized 1JrclilillCh Permanunt lustreb1Ok white and doy1 ruble HhJdes for drop skirt 9 miI 1I1II1IA fr garmentS bed sets etcYllrd will worth 14 IS H t 1nE m1tDro imlid K lAing and Illsurfs White ciiinbrlc nainsook and Swl sJ tu 7 Inch all patterns 8 1 ow MMN 1sFt worth NtW 12 to nttlDINO 15 White litntid flnniiela Fin quality omb d with ire k iir i ty ot styles hnnntltch I 49 and scallop worth tV and D5 I SKitBNT KUVNVBI uJIT Mans weater Coats Jersey rib desirable Oxord f rrayflnelv finishedsizes 34 to 74 licood value at Sla MAIS nOUIl WKST IIUILtllNO 1liiying Harris Full TlazcU Evconds of 19cent kinds only a slight print defect 6 For Murnlnir Sale v A Teal opiwrtunltv tar bridge awl whtJt club Tirtiip Finort STATIOXEUY DEPT flu llloc Kxtra quality llannol and nannelette navy and red and dark gray utrltx collar attachid xtra well xnad1 to 15 years 29 worth 49 and 09 S rmrtu rioon IRNTHE IIL1l4INO llmll Finish llnok Townla Kull blnclKxl Jiemined red borders lSx3 tino size for Ath or general lISf rejfulirly IZ 7 Morning price tAr IrOORLIr lrr T St1lUlell White hums 11nc Union with one row t hellltIClhIIK and draun work T 5 Ox31vorth 29 UASKMHNT XKW 1lTIlmw Girl New Visi IJnsses Kuaslun Jumper and SulorIlIln and fancy dinnibriiya nnd madnui bt coiors ttra tivoly tninmi d with wlilto ptpluira bands a Id loMlrl r buttons oUiors have color trim In L plMHtni contrastI to U yrs made to sell at Jll i 95 Wodnoadav Aliirumi MAIN OtD SECOND VIOOIl CENTRE SoiD UNTIL 1 P M ONLYNO MAIL OH 1ELE1 HONE ORDERS Jj t

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I The Evening W or 1 d Daily Mag a z i n e T u e s d ay January 147 1908 1HENEWPL I The Literary Sense Might Help Out r Mrs Glyn 0 the red book that the pale heroine carried during the earlier RtlJ I f NO of Schnltzler at the Madison Square Theatre last night want Thw Weeks But and this Is Important It might have been Both In binding and spirit It was equally hectic Very likely Bctinltzler has never heard of Three Weeks lucky man And perhaps Mrs Glynn hasnt heard of The Literary Sense unlucky woman Hut he nhould nee It nye more nhe Hhould take the Pilgrim Mothers by the bon nct strings and lead them straight to Manager I wrciices Intermittent play house that they tou might see It Uphold oh Pilgrim Mothers or otherwise behold my vindication See for yourselves Hint authors are not what they I Raeem They are really coldblooded Thats what she could say 1 The Literary Sense mIght help Mrs Glyn not meaning of course that e hasnt any If It had come along a lit tle earlier It mlKht have raved her columns of paIn and free ndrrrtlilni Hut the mid fact of the matter Is tnt It came along last night wlrh no one to act It with no one to give Its satiric vnse full valuo Mis Amy Illcard soared to the poetic heIghts of the flighty authoress only with her arms Mr Robert Conner as the snible lover wasnt half sensible enough while Mr Walter D Greene burlesqued the author who loved not Lc he wrote but what he wrote And yet the buojnnt little play was not wholly swamred either by It heavy title or by the even heavier acting That this amusing satire on the soul analysts anil their erotic products sur vived the treatment It received at the hands oC a company which kept the prompter wblsjerlng for all his Job was worth was proof that Its sharp wit could not be dulled by bad acting Judg Ing from the laughter that followed every gay rung at the literary senti mentalists the audience was more than Thres Weeks old I I The red book that the authoress rnr joke book It might h ae ned was a A111 r Amy Ricard as Margaret If 1 J teen written with led Ink but not nlh red blood Margaret owned up to wrltins Drunk with love I cling to thee bu 3 Bhe was p rfotlx olr wnen she talked with Clement wlinse literary pusult tl didnt RO oejond tliu book at the rnocourip One kind of love she oi i so much per ropy the other kind he gave ri lenient freely Ckment Umucr It rather unialjllke in her o send hr love to the publishers hilt he took his share without crrimtillnu Or ce S i e nd barnd her Iaun Ian oiil IP be1 exed her for what she siid and not fr w at she had Written But no soon r hnl he cone to stop ths further puhhcatlun of the boon than In came Gilbert who einlrn I rt In nil Its form nnd was wlllnc t rt us much for Margaret Sh it tOtart had developed her Ilt rarv s r s I v pnctMne nn him throne te mn and IIhe hat v d hls love letters In jiaddnc out her hook It xxa 5 easy f o what wa e pne next CiMxrt of course had lone pro cl ily the im thine wit it her e s to hm lie rIKl hH book on her Jh plot t ill In j MI iilclh iiiil i noa In a nnrd lump when Ume re turned The e In the hand of ti lit rary lovers were the two book8 eirh containing the ime letter ind just to t lie nlre to the unhappy author riement aid he oild reaii their Immortal r tvork Pchmtzler only knows whv might have hippeiiM It Margaret hadnt rJ thrown the only copj of her honk into I the fire I i To Ieary Ponie thoal that L Bfhnltzkr h is a keen Cfl5i cf humor lt r 0 Greene as Gllhnrt and that he Knows the literary funtl mentalist for wat ho li woiih After tills bit of fun at the eTpejue of cold storage emotional imc The Iteeknnlns by iho same author 1115 Kathar ine Grey again plivcl the girl whoso lover Is killed In a duel over another woman and m ted with Kcnulnn tiiidernes In the earlier cenes and considerable power In the tnrluremoments of the last act Tili time however she was given medlocie alert with Ihe result that the pcrfoimnncc suffered by com parl on with ho i given at the Herkeley Theatre Ht seison Mr John S ItobertMm wji a lover who deseiel to die Perloi he vould play the pirt i much better with a planoa CIIAIMKS UAIINTON I l The Cut Outs Fishing Trip i I Ii l nY h ff l I I iil I4XFuLtJ p nuu nr t1t mil ill inn oijw frmi HIP Itank Ariincp trtoii ur n a f D pin r Tf u1 o pnppr fi bx S In lirs In MH and paste tllcri down In the J form of a pi t Thun draxx n scent imuird tiion or ilruv your picture HIM nr I iVyiiiai i your llyuics tivj the plcfuv n tllli aid mall It to Ill I drn r Sr r of I i tIt Winl I O HI 1iI Nx Yirl City f TlTe iRii i nn1 ohjp to U mil out tugspat to nip tip lea thnt tit farm hand hn i lrt for a ilnv nf and dceldfi 1i nJ It Iliiln IH hlp ii nil Ntllle hcnrliii rf I h IMIXP asked maiiinui to lot tiicm po 0110111 110 Sho con rltll on condition irs t py prnnf nut fi KII i e llrh iwny liy loid lilllnq She also pnmsc WlirM 110 fnnhind to llx up n II IP luvli for nil If ho 111 mki them IlopR p1 Pull nitor tiin I wniidu if Hi dns n waltliR In hopes tho lunch tas ilil ipti nttiomillilly or If he In akllns by thc buy who Is IIKhlll This la mj concopton Vhil I t xoirn

I iIiirs Vorth Knowing T 1t eel ltnt ti il 111 it in Now Yo1 Ilty titan arc IZI men who were edunted I fc i tin1 hII w in nro In varlnun itt p oyntnt Is outnldt of laxv offices JL Thex ha i itt tie hrrnd from peanut minl fur many jivirs III Spain The r broad Is lltflit and Krous but ra titer unpalatable and II Is ca ten only by tho lower cliKSi The lire silk bat xvas wrirn In tin streets of London hy Ilin Ilpherlnton n hftberlail on Jan 5 lin1I was arrested lor Inciting a riot but wan dls r II11aMd with 4 a royrlnvind 1 tit t r rxTlrJlrTs 1I I m i 14 fo t1 rt ft t ii i ttrt t tttttt tt The Newlyweds Tnejr Baby L George McManus f L1 r X JC X C X CO3jCX3CO XXXXX OOOOOOOC OOOOOOOOOOOOO X X I 2 WELL WELL JUST THINK NELLIEI HPiVENT I 5ENYou I eARsLp I S i 1 I I wwr M DLAP t y IVLNOT tEfl4 3 OU SINCE 3 EID Cm PRECIOUS MUSTNT V 5 n 1 y ttT 4 S I v l 0 0 N oo Y I IOXi i 0 N0 NX Xi i0Of0 I0 I The Fortuna Attacked by Savages While Kirk Is at the Buried City I Alt itl From Far Off He Sees the Ships Crew in a Fierce Tornado of Battle 0 d o il ir7rtl7rriViiTi7rtlTiiirriTrt Ti7YM7vVY7rrtiTiIiTrTiTi Tl r TiriT r vC v Y Y y V V wee r tfXI r o rrr C 0 0 The Adventurer I 63 V Lloyd Osbourne JfCipjrlKht 1907 by D Appltlsn i Col 4 I sY xorsis or rnnrEPixo CIpTFIIS i Jrv s Krk3trUk mUUnanird KIrK nj pJllik oun AnuTlcnn mliarks on an en j lerprl to seek the bJrtd treasure of the j I lost Sijth American city of Ca3 jqular The expedition In under the leadership of four peopteWstbrouk a famous inventor 1 Dr Vrn Ze ltaitz Mrs Hitchcock an enorrnouih filthy cU larty nnJ Capt I Jack sin Vestlirook tntSIds In lwc Pouth Ain rlmn pitnp nilchtv hp the Tor tuna ere e tel urn whI aol thus capable I of pil Inc on lir l Kirk l fcone rncaceJ to WfstLrookt i rely daughter era He IP ixonl offer when II lli a jilclej crew tve rortum start w her Inlnnrl O MJP i r his cturao In rep iliac nn ttttck of m IIPS tin M nnt CHptiln Jackrnn botK I tsisiet for Mwnnltrp 51 rf IIitrhr k ant Jnkon trl t P is of th rsa i waite in amp ilurlni a imii In the v ttro t hHjt thftn ft tl th i 5 lp nnfl return to ciuizu Lon KIrK si ho IK hiMfn nlKinrit nor turns tie ship when It IT I rtiiisl t nt thirty mite Iucknn nrul oilier nititm pr j t5 in1 Vho hip I intndfl n1 pro pupils I a i point ii r C IK kit tita ri sinc h gilt 1if1 ire trflt rte l to the Fortuna from the bii St city In fi II tomohll Krlc Snt 5 rn itnJtri forl tllrn to do K h tS cfls4Z C1AtOJO By Alargorc HubLard Ayor i v 1 N iirft arc amoM t is5 III n cult things to rat nil Ii am sit V S lila two of criF orilinarlly tinx ha and with a j in rrud fill in ilen i rather ship eilfiid ipocn I rlns the priiCpednK one Is lucky If one dio rot stIr the Juice Into ones own rvi nr ito ihc iirlllUlnlly lPiutlcd 01 b if otus ti elgh bar with dli ipsults Kpirted oraiiB JiiKi has sfrvid as an itt trotiti t I on btwrin n llln t ri I u t nsalu It has broken up 01 friendship JortumtPly thorp ita o her nnd liss ploA ve WIO of iattn tllU tlis iUin ii flult9 Most letlrlns tnturps who ilrnd th cry thuujilit of muli r lu others ovi a with orange Juice I and dlxlilp h i fruit Into Its natural uvtluns and diul fully eat th pulp and luIOO Vhllo 5 oran U tba Must boutfclal of all l S Ao su 0 Vo tbrivik tecrtlly Jon one of thwi auto trips and come In sKht of fas quliirl CHAPTER XXVI I The Buried City tltMLitS of aatonlsliment rose to M their lips as tho preat arch l inied Into eloper vien Colossal and sillary laiitastiiallv caied with heirosyphi ix hose mranlnc had bpn lost for hundreds possibly thousand ot C rs It towered toward the sky myterloi savage axvelniplrlnv Ciulllnff the car with a sire Ileft hind Crawshaxv drove If forxxarl v tile nonchalant air of one wilt knew every Inch of the road Adroitlv i rk Inc his way round mounds of tumbled ton sonrv dlnnlnc Into irullle mil oren InJ his tlirott on the rise Miivlnc with a fine eve trees and stumns and roks he at Icncth reached the en trance of the tnt hid I tt c rumbled throuzh Its damn anI tunnellike Interior and with much xxlndlmr and turnlnc nicked a dliconil nath aClos the civirtvnrd bevond to the arches of a cijv and ii s5a sta ted xxIns Of course you will want to corn down with me captain said Craw shaw pleklni up u sack and eying Veri doiibtfullv Hut If It Is too imirh for Miss Uestbrook to attcmnt well leiM Henderson bohlnd to star with her THE DEiRt51 NICEST C CM 1 SWCETCVT S V viAiV VS Hu5BftD UP W c TI i I WftS SO SOPRISLD TO 4I HEAR YOU 2 WERE t1ArRiCO I v DfiDAI I Y S I HC LOVES cT c t L4 I j J2 rorVI Oh I dont want to be loft out cried Vera J wouldnt miis H for anv thlnK They proceeded In single Me Craw haw leidltiK Henderson and Kirk in I the centre Vera last entering a dim corridor whose tnllltfit Kradunlly S turnoj to darknws as they advanced 1 The gallery ended in a lofty chamber of vague and unknown extent II re Into void of 1m I some steps descended a i penetrable blackness narrow slimy I tone steps not two feet inioss on onf I side hiKKlng tho wall on the other unprotected I Bill V lllfc 1 mp t protected by rope or ratlin The descent was safy made and themselves In an atmosphere they found I phere of penetrating cold and damp CHAPTER XXVII I A Warning i T length they stopped AT Hero xvo are crlel the en RlntiT Crnxxshaxv took a dozen I step from them ami bcndlns doxxn was seen to funhie with a small ap paratus on a wooden box Then he I struck a match and held It to what I xxas apiiaientlv an acetylene wisburn I er There viM 1 tiny dicker a pound of escaplncr nr and two oIaneln specks of flame swelled Into ono and sudJonly CAiAZC CZVTciATAT rw v i l i i si rose In a little fan The effect wan dn zllng In the extreme to eyes grown 11 I Its tottiesi to olwrirltv They font I thenTeIv stnndlnc In a high and tin lantly Illuminate chamber omo thlrt fet squire and a lo7en high vitA very nook and rrannv of It bared to view I 11111 there were more evrlllng thIngs to oialm over Ill ono silt met odl onllv otitiked ngnliiHt the mil was an I array of dirk 11IIh familiarlooking bars built up In ri crliscro fashion sixteen Inhi s or so above hiss hoar I The Inroads already made upon the treasure were apparon In tho mots anti discoloration that row nt unlike a sort of wainscoting to a much greater I height clearly defining a recent line of I demarcation Hut enough still roth a Inst I n fraction though It was of lie orig inal hoard to oinstlttito a fortune run nine Into mall hundreds of thousands Craw haw rnndn an otThnnd estimate of I I Ilircinuiirtcrs of a million dolluis and lifting up one of the bars gloatingly caies cd It Kirk nnd Vera In fnielnalpd silence gazed at the Ingot that had lain thus lost and forgotten fur Inrnlpulalilo near 1 Crawshaw ind Henderson loaded their hags Kirk In a sort of maze fol lowed their example Crixvoliiw Ixunguiahcd the gas and I I0 ilf iX f J f f f f fI f yi5W Y S raIt Wyti I Graceful Ways to Serve and Eat an Orange rvry Vo Yo y rr i t C tt ll I1aNC lJl 01 Al 010 0 O ANCE z frulis il il tne s h 1 i List s i 1 I a Il rtie lid Tilt If I X Jl V It si I I i r I et I nu nirent nr i i MJ j n of tho IIif or T ht i n sit r Cw use of 11 Unlfp and sis o l Tt i thin uMnnnl ornnsu aui cat auunl h lorlKonli si t S Fppik tuttln tuix throw to Ilio fruit Itiolf but rot irto It NOV tiiku a I upon sllu tills bo twoca the 4kia aad Uxa pulp loosen tho f ls I wI i a sttfi5 T i 111 11 list aitii h iI L ilsiIl4s ar l 1 x lain I It t I 1 si mt tM Tid I nnsi ii I i i it I i i N i I II find oin i at in frat an t 5 ii ie i J ihf l i L nd l w t an OIUUK t i iinired In Ihl waY tt lasiks f tIItIh c or a xr joo kill Hko i dialiolu At orange llond who never eats lCb 1L1I even at a tinio AplUca Lliejn 0 J ClRANGns 5 JHD oN I A ozc I f rt a r 11 IMC It T t and atjn in I sij s u I tats t f IIHI MV i ni ilii i e 1 ss Mir m at k d ik 555 fit fork hrst Nullllnc but tile juicy I i HIM be eaten In this tray but I i iiniMi tine lllcos to ivxrtl In uraiv i te eMeiiiillx ns soii as Internally MI 55 n rII her mossy prwotdhii KIIM v ii ixUous fta vcil as illslig d a u tliu i simpIin ot tne trut l into IiKiiLs hit point of cab cru i S it lrw1 is sit jnj pirt f thu fjce 5 stilts 1 11 It No nntler how eleuiu LIIO pinion tills vuy of filliii uuull 0 niln 1It ImprtiMiliin of tat porssha I plea II urj tint should tuv omputtv tha Cult d Hiiirptlin of food I am sura that If Ituai ilrummcl ad bcin lea eilns corn xlin liU face tiuiuil In 1 ui iho cuj or an d uniiiBo hla raps ititi lisit lor ISTIK t man u ji3 xxoiud Irivu pt rlthod in tho spot I ii tit In wtuhl limo boon adJutUed a s I convmoii UCHiiii with too guod an j PLIO a tltL 5 WiM1 S 1 t S TO EE

Li Sc 1M I A iitrtE 4 5rJ D J r I Ld I tinT 1 tinTk D J iii I 11 1 7 S t I 1 p1 11 r rd N T rf i9Nu I rl wCY I he did so tho scene vanished for r The dull gleam of Use lanterns mlly more Ulan stiillce1 to light their I Pt and they were again Ingulfed 1 an allperxndlnc night In slnsle L L e tho men hendiiiK under their sacks thov cnn to retrace their way and follow out the tortuous passages throngh mhlch they hail originally come As they neared the surface they heard a low rumble no flint so mysterious that It was I i idle to detect iota I wliat direction It came Its thunder solo Crawshaw SI am not so sure put In Kirk Then rilsliiR his lantern he looked the others sijimrply In the face i OrnwMiaw he pried those are the machine gulls of the Tortuna CHAPTER XXVIII i Deserted time vas lost In taklmc counsel NO or iiiaKInc plans They scrambled to the surface nnd leaped Into the cars Crawshaw started up his eimlno arid they were off In the twinkling ut nn eye with a hciidloiiK rush that tossed cuutlon to tho wind At last they reiched the lookout promontory and Kared down upon the 1ortii nit She was bearing away under fi 1 sail hotly pursued on either Hank by black seelhlnif mosses of mounted sixiiBis lame xxas spitting from her sides and the air was rbnt by sharp low deto nations that rose and fell Irreculaily like the hopping of distant crackers The wind though steady waR far ran strong The horsamen easily kept pup wl h tlis ship nnd occasionally om en outran her and attempted to nei 1 IIIT off as they mlsht a xxlld bull Hut the Iortuna droxe Into them with re sIslUis force and her wheels Jolted over human hod IPS Hint failed o rscapc In time or Irene shot down from Hit foremast rigging as they turned to llx At llrst sight It nee mod a most unorjua tIt1JYVtNCtNTcjE KOURTSll1F MARRIAGL n She Ignores His Postals I i Dfir Ilottj ihtE sent a young girl who lives a I I couple of dons from me nice post arils isktiK her to Uiearis but xxien sho Nppiks to me after she never mentions the postals I have never token her 0111 and would you tell me how to do 07 L C M Next time you yeS tho young lady ask her yourself If you may take her to thu theatre I I I Licenses Necessary 1 J ha r i lit ty 1 I fhiI Yell kindly tell mo If It Is W IIP p sary to have a license to I many In the Status of New Jer Ty and Innncottcul Tills Is to settle an flrgtliit A r H rxci St ite riilres a rnarrlauu II i tense f pt Neiv Jersey i She Doesnt Lote Him tvir itchy HAK been keeping company with I I 1 youth lady of nineteen for nearly a oar n Christmas I gave In r 1 vaich and itiu savo me a ring Now Un nayt sho does not love me Should i f contest with everything In favor of the xxhilcj Hut the pertinacity of the sav ages their fanatical resolution their J enormous numbers unthlnned and un dismayed by that hall of death all shook the confidence of tho onlookers as to tne ultimate outcome anti con jured up a horrlblo premonition of dis aster 1 hese wolves of the llano Individ ually so harmless with nnthlnr hut bows and arrows spears and an occa sional Hint lock to oppose to smokeless poxvder and steeltipped bullets lIars In the mass a most formidable enemy and leriTble to withstand They were r oapilito of bcatlnir down all resistance hv sheer weight and Intrepidity evou as tho UcrvUhes so nearly turned the b day at Onulurmnn As Kirk trazfl t diOTi lit that tornado of battle ho was Btaiisired to see how slight an Impres sion after nil the Fortuna was able to mal Cm this dark sea encompassing IIIT lltr PIIIH moxved down wld Hxvalhs of men anil horses they fell as trimly as mass luforo a scythe but the slnttcied ranks refilled the scythe iMit and cut appaientlv In vuln the nxxarmliif liurde lultner slackened Its pursuit iiir showed In iiic aesregata ihu smailst Ivsspnlnrof numbers iTo lio Continued I

The New 1 1 East Lynne A is e Yoik ilory c or New Yorkers written cxcluiively 5 S s hot The Evening World by Clara j Manu begins next I turJay It u the best story Clara Morris ever wtole lIWA 1 Jauta a R I Dont Miss It I give her back the ring I dearly hove Ih girl and feel I can never love an oher A D JI t Perhaps she was angry at the time she aid she dlilnt love you Try and iniUe IP with her It she refuses 10 da n It l best to offer her the rln He Would Like to Call hear 11e1y AM tweityfour and think a Rood deal of a young lady about same I age I xxuuld like to invite her out know how to to this thiatro but shout pi about It I have known her about a II K yeai xiy slightly Ask her If you nay call When you pet tn know her better sugueat golnif to UK the lire S Propose to Her Heir 11tI AI eighteen aIls In love with R I yoiincr lady two months older Hh I has Informed mo that my love Is re turned and I would like very much tn tivury her Do you think It right for mo to propose lo her since It is I ti3 year LOVESICK Thero is no objection exctpt your oMlenio youthfulness to your proposing S to the young lady Men nropno la Itxio year Just Iho lam tu ever td h

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