The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
January 28, 1908

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v sr rjyy l Thaw Case All Ended Except the Final Arguments 1 i f J j i Ax I z 7 TenementHouse Fires Early ToDay One Incendiary tt J If www w I International Marriages are Denounced Congress 1qj tE5ut ION a ED I U I Wnrmir tnnllhl HIIIITT ruin or now V tIIIcMsIlI I 8 2 I I Z H GRECJV e Off Off A I PI N A L I gIj E I tj T e rJ t 2 fl o b j A 1 rJ J i 1 RESULTS EDITION 1 Circulation Books Open to AIL 1 r II Circulation Books Open A2L 11 PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK TUESDAY JANUARY 28 1908 PRICE ONE CENT AMERICAN WOMEN SOLD FOR TITLES HE TEllS CONGRESS I I Representative McGavin of Illinois I in a Speech to the House Declares t heiresses Go to Soiled and r I Frayed Nobility I II r WASHINGTON Jan 28 International marriages of American heiresses to titled foreigners vas denounced on the floor of the House of Representatives today by Mr cGavintif Illinois who spoke on the lull t I of his colleague Mr Sabath to tax all dowries and titled husbands 1 McGavins remarks were made under the license of general debate At times they provoked laughter and applause on both sides of the J chamber Tho Hmiio sall Minnvln was In I I committee nf tho IiIe on tin Htnle of the Inlon ijt IIP ttfln d to krvnv what the state at the UnIOn wit and 1 1 what it wa comint to In view of the o International unions between American heIrenes nml alosol IH r I Uy nbrvid he wonderiM wlint tl6 early plineer would tiilnlc and tiv If I from their cravs iey ceull 101 liok nncl M o many of the women fif tlrs I country aoriflilnK heir n ii 1 niul I hoiijr ujion thu altar of snobbery uid I 1 vice Ho expressly tntM tluil ho hall rr i erenc to no ptrilcular Anwleuiislil nor liHd he prejudice titriitti nl tit el mtn lull IIP tetened only to Ihs who have a monocle on llnlr S iintl an tlimi Iuk tiiKin theii faivi Huso J who luivc noithei the llpoaliou lo ilo good r r tL ulilllly to Ui iinrni Dukes Net en Tariff List I Mr Miiiivln xnlil lhit his curiolty had IKTII tiriused to know tho right immltt e in whieh I o liM shiriM have I SlIp hut In fiiiti1 tiit It properly hud I pnm to Ill rinnmlttee on Vnys nirl MOMIIS lie iiiiKp it Kiinmhl lo levy a MX t I Ami iheit hi salil he was curious to u know whether tin pftsint tiirilT schod lilt Inchnliiil duke curly hints ami roiintH anI tlmllna tat hhii Se things I t ere nuu hero mentioned I ihfttiKht it might lit proper for the Customs olll ecru to rliiHiilfy them like frons If its I US tinnltryfor it Is the ecu Till opinion I1I1HJIlt Americans that they are a spe ci of ceese Mr McfJavlii snld the United StIrS trlnmpwntly had riferreil to the fact IhU a between It and other nations iie liHlance of trile was In Its ftvor but he jold nowhere In the sum inaiy can he found a reference to Mih trade us that In which soiled anti rived nobility ii exchanged for fw iillllon Airirioan dollars wruni from tie liinh of Wall irtotf wth a woman Itrown In to Iviot Kcr liy ho dflaretl noomert to he a hirsiin I I Iiy In Vmv York Ilty j wi tlir it be for 1 jard of rlhhon or i a pound of lIe I vlieiiier It be upon j the tonll counter of llroadwuy or the ullIoli hloik I I of Fifth avnniK i Haw Birgnin Is Made i 1 In tie e diy hf iM J wfnlsby Amer jlcan sIvH mi veiling aliroul wlon they I i I onn tvrnnant of royiliv t nthii sI iistlilly pxcliiin Oh in numi buy me thaI An inlet view IK then secured a j ibaKiln IM ninile the nmnev Is pro tlti 1 nnh hun girl 1 grit to anon re I turn a Hltlr hut a wlser one I In conrln l n Air Miiuvln said Ulillo I him rn acid In some crltl iisnis of lioe ptrtcnlar one who have man a nioiIdry of I ho i most Mend relallniis of IItcof thosi not tunhIhiul I with Mny UI her iiimo hii Countess SpKhPtli or Cnunt OS Macaroni 1 1 I want to ay one word In tribute to tlici i true American women 11110 have I spunud the wllos of oirK lords and i Cumli for the luvp of his majesty nil ViiiTiiMn citizen i Szechenyis in Hiding II Keep 1ublic Guessing Onlv to n vefv feu l c luliiitn friend tunl Inmeillite rrlilvii ol inn I onnt an I tountc s xiiluml Is Ii tiiwn wifv tin hinH roupir nri ctondlni their honeyinoDii To ill of the ii o erut Lau r I n wheroabiuls I I tt Ii IK a rut tiiitntI mysery Altrul U Vaii I ilorhlU known ljut lu will not tell Vv a tII ur IMo he A iUkeil 1 hit brKlo nml lirlilnKoiini from uiidnr le ivc1 I of a ciinou imblle and vanirhed with them III a puff uf caFolone unoio Did thcx eo South Nubcdv in I lie South has Uarniil ild they LO North 7 Noboilv In thu Xitth tat scfn them I They didnot KO lo Newport They did jiol sn lo llirrv Iiyne V hi I I t toys farm In Wo tlmry I I Newport on the Watch Newport Suit Itiilf up In Klad reialU Iciday and marched down to tlio steam I I ioU I hindlnKi eourdiiit of etttns a Kllnipso of tho Count and Countess fzerheaj I Inspire ilujpatchov hid sent word that thu UOUOIMJ lirlilo and lie i HunKarlan noblcmui would sprnl tho llrit lill Hful hours or their honeymoon t at one uf lie Vundirhlll finn uuth1o I of Newport or at TIlt I Ira hers Mrs I I oniellus Vanderblllu marhlu maiiKlon In 1 loll uUe avenue I I But hours passed and the hrldal couple lIllIe not Nelftier by train I biat nor automobile did they slp Into liV iKKtnalil Vandcrblll n Stony Point farm r Alfred Yninlcrhlll I nt Portsmouth or I Oaklarl farm nor was there any stir or pother of preparation In Tlie Dreakorx Not Expected There I Down at Weslbury K I where II irry Paynu Whitney a brothur I Inlaw of Die IouutcKM has n line villa there wan no fuss or feathers no thril ling anticipation or waiting throat along tho highways The farmers milked the cuivx with their usual even pulsfs and down at the post olllce the f vlllacers uiwned anti pilfered sunar V from tinder the storekeepers eyes I Never won It mote quiet at Vualutiry until the mornhu IMIHITS arrIved Then J thore wai a Hllr Thu papers hlntea at he haneymoon ot the Inuoiu pair be h i Ili 0 thir very IINI uf cuinse Vistbury has I semi counts and eoun I tSStS dukes am durhcsses yes and even prfnci1 and princesses But very j few counts that Ve tbury has experl I eneed possexstul f1c ii hrldei and I none ol them had marrlol a Vninlerbllt I So the mllkpalls were kicked over I iii tlu country store abaiuoned and half the populace tramped out to the Whitney villa Thy tramped back 1111111 In dlsjrust when they lmnio1 tout the caretaker that the house was empty Iy a clover ruse the honeymooners ha eluded curious thousands folk who burn for Just a glint Pse at a inOnniO bride and tin scion of a noble family Kverybody knew that they worn to Journey to Newport In the private car Wayfarer for the car was watlnK for them In the Grand Central station yes terday morninK IOIIR before Mur Lavello tie the marrlaKe knot Then In tho afternoon when the car had vanished It was or course sup posed that ihev hail ridden iiwuv In It I I rat hicr Alfred had iirranpcd all this very cleverly I Eluded Their Friends Tho Wayfarer was sent up to the Molt Haven yards and held there un til midnight Then Mrs Alfred CJ Van dcrhlll her children and her maids drove to It and Journeyed to Newport I Iriend who had traced Ihu car lo Molt Haven and ycained for a Iliml I faiowell Htluto were vastly dUup piilnted I Tho vouttir millionaire had also Invent pl thu suhemo by which the populace was lured to the lirtyHcenth Htreot entrance to his mothers house whero upun ho ran his car to thu KlltyeUhth street entrance gathered In lie bridal pirty and whisked them away D GONAIVES REOCCUPIED IOUTAIMMUNCU Jan 2t The Government troops occupied CV Halves yesteiday without resistance Gen An tenor Iirnin a rebnl leader and soiuo of his cnrty have taken reCUII In the j conkUlatej TESTIMONY ALL IN BOTH I I SIDES REST IN THAW TRIAL BOY TORTURED AND BACK BROKEN IN REFORMATORY Chained Up by Vrists Choked with Water and Left Para lyzed in Cell PONITAC III Inn HMemhers of the Hoirl of Managers nt the IlUno State neformatory In tItle city u a ssslon that lasted almost throughout u last nclit heard stories from the llpx of ofllcers of the Institution themselves of brutality and torture Inflicted upon Wlllhim Harnlln an lnnuite who o I death and the cnnillctlns explanations I thereof has raised a storm of criticism Tho original story that the Hoard con I jveii I to Inquire Into tlrU H cnilln was h ton and kicked Into a condition tint I reBulted In his death has a yet ro t l no coiilirmitlon other than the ln ys anti noriern statement to hU mother Hut though lusietiins to ex i plain tint they did not beat the dls I plinarlans of the Institution admit that thev administered pit iii ut 1 Tflltl t e side which a boari would have boon chltls play More sill ltlon1 tusll today mOil was iward j The hid developments were Ito ud of the in ollicers fI rout mlslons wruns llamlln was stltuiUm that yuimsr II a III of the aul I t amy olmliic up to the bur I his wrists held by handcuffs to a point viI with the top of his head fo twentytwo hours the II lulL day of lite punishment for MMvun hours the He out day and that the third oxcnliiK lu was tied up with every Indication that hu faced a similar period of torture 4ui his endurance pave out after live hours and after he had revived from a faint lie either tried to commit sui cide or escape lleltiK chained up again he climbed up the bars of his cell probably whlli In a delirium lie falnl1 the tlrst da of his torture and the third nlffht ami for lone periods durlnc these fainting spells he lump by his wrists suspendod from a tar of hi cell his less too limy 1 to tippnrt his weight The cold water Mire was applietl quart after irirt of lee water being thrown over him lo make him quit slut ii in I n u and OMfo It was poured liw n his throat until he choked After ho was Injured ho was left ly Ing on the conrete door of tutu soil ory with only n blanket under him nd a 001 her over him his back broken Il three places and his body parjijyzed all but the arms for twelve hours be forn the reformatory physician was called was culled nisliop Samuel Fallows of St Pauls i refornuM ICplscopal Church Chlcao Is president of the Hoard of MannRUTS whle his eoiiductim tho hives thgmi titin The dIsc ph I tittlt n of Ihu Institution U dipt Alexander J Heno 1 To make llanilin rise to his feet It was asserted James W Ropers oltleer at the Itefonnatory brutally kickoc1 hoot ha tt lie the latlei lay prostrate LII a cell Then Itocors In his excite aunt when he saw the real ithi35ltt condition nf the orlsoner tslrt J li Anil another guard of the kicking ami Ash wrote it In a diary Those asser tions were made today to tho Hiard or MnnaKirs by Ilysses A Wilson farmer of the Insiltutlon Wilson testl Lied tint the story was repeated to hill by Ash ORDER IN ADVANCE Numerous comunv have been cceivcd Irom carters who could hOt net the SUN day World OH stands after U A M last Sunday A rearrangement 01 deliv ery for all XCII York Stimltiv newspapers has Icen adapted Until the new system ts perfected it is ailvisable to order your Sunday World of Iour dealer in miwirr It ICU eriltlf him to repu I late ole infer iimi tciN insure tour getting a Sunday World 1 i I STORY Of A RAm BROUGHT OUT BY i PfRSCHS SUIT I I Consolidator of Breweries Says He Caught Wife in Rolls Apartments Ieo R Hrllles In the Supreme Couit today asked Jutlco Ieventiitt for an order directing Juan I I crutch ma Ill main prcimiiter and eonolldaer of irewerie to ray 3 0 weekly allmonv to II Jretchen Crutch against wliom he las brojcht a sccund Milt for absolute divorce He also asked for WO fee to her counsel House Grossmnn Vor iiaus Mr Persch charses that last June when he cot home from business his wife had lelt Me assert that as the rout ult o f a raid upon the apartments of Frederic Jt Kohl at No IS Kant Thlr tyfoiirth Street In Septemlx he learned she ha l transferrod her affec tions to Mr Ituhl who Is also a mill ionaire and hu otllces at No 12 Broad way wayMr Mr Hrlllrs reciting from the alll davit of Mrs Persch aid thil tlio couple was married shorlly nder Irs Flora loomis Perseh Imd secured a decree of absolute dlvnve front John i P 1erscn He declaied that Icrinii had one before KIII I 1 his fecond wfe I for abioluio divorce hut withdrew tho i suit and was forgiven only to break out In the evond suit Mrs Persch 1 I denicd all his charges i i Calls Charges Reckless I I These chaiKes she says are 1 male reek t essi and without evhleiKu to support them his ooject beljiK 10 i obtain his freedom I mi from me llIn In j formed that he and several policemen I and detectives raided the apart iii emits of Mr Itohl and claimed that t ivns I there Of course they ivere tumble to I Hud me in Air Kohls apartments IKS I I was nut there and his charKUN are I i at kinitil V talbc af I shall be able to j proe on the trial I i Then Mrs Persih recites thit her htistiuiid Is engaged In the occuputlun of consolldatlm bivwerlo from which he obtains larvu iirolits In one CHSU his prollt was 0j0i and In another I tlJOi whlla ho obtalnsd ututj for i err llllIJ a consolidation of the Clave Jand and Snndiisky I Iron I mig Companv Hhe says they pair lki a year for an apartment at tho Nevada that she had two maids JlCw a wiwk for house hold expenses and from tJ to 1V at a time for phi money Altogether they i I lived at the rate of Jir neO a year and she wants alimony in kevpinp with their I mode of life In addition to all this she says he pays Ji weekly alimony to his former wife and has spent hundreds of dollars for fur and costly clolhlnK aH gifts to hc r at mitt his daughter I have bC1I accustomed to live in luxury and my titisba nit can afford to pav mo SJn weekly alimony I am III ind a ner vous breakdown and tn iii hess and In debt for medical attendance Rchl Makes Denial Frederick It Ilohl who now lives at No i l West Ninetyninth utI root denies all Persehs charges II gal list him and says the raiding detuctlves and police men apologized to him and said limy had fouatl no evllonce ot wioncdolmj These charKew are Infamous and out riiKeous declares Ilohl Mrs Persch has Hied an amended answer to her husbands suit makliiK counter charges and asking for a deTco of absolute divorce charKlnK that her husband has returned to his old love and Is In lllrtatlon with his former wife Flora Louise IVrsch To all this Maurice Meyer counsel for lolin P Porscli came bad w th a stnry told In aifiilavlls which discounts that of m present wife Mr Persch has also suej Kohl for tlKiKlO damages Pcrsch Makes Cliirges In hs atldavit Peisch sajs I llrst met II tlroiclfii Persch n I tho tia k riem of a saloon In Clevc J Continued on deoonj tavc PRANKY BREEZES BRING SHOCKS TO City FATHER VIial Alderman Mtilcahy Sees at Uptown Subway Stations Ioo Much for Hm The Hon1 of Ahleraien havIng at a recent ses lon leaiFhited upon the pro pensities of certain ladies to sinoUe clearettes took up today the question or ladies show hng their or hosiery so to speak In the Siibiviv eleraiors at the One Mrmdred am Slxtyelchth and One llurdreil and Klifntytlmi street stations It appears that the Iniiulsltlvo wind at these stations line a propen sity to er arise an It were flom the Subway level to he streei level In such er volmre and with siicli persist ence aa to rlirt the skirts of ladled rtiiiiR In tlu elevator ui their er snoe tops orr well lo above their sOiou top or therealMiits All of which has atracted the notice of Alderman Mulcahy He lives up that way and uses tliose clevatori and the stairway surroundlim the elevators ind such sights as he sees with the aid of fio wind of course ijee Why those winds uomijiK up those olpvntor shafts declared Alderman Mulcahy at the session of the hoard this nflemoon pick up ladies dresses like they were made of feathers and cause a O cIting IIIAIIY I want lit ise winds dampered After which Aldermnn Mulcahy ex plained that t was his desire to have the winds tempered If the wmd are tempered to tlie shorn lamb he de clared it oiiKrht to be within tho power of the Public Service Commission to temper the winds to the er ladies of Washington Heights Otherwise the lades may be forced to wear lead pids around the butt touts of their skirts and Ihlns Alderman Mnlcahy says his slogan Is Keep down the skirts on Washington I I eight ut Alderman Sullivan 5115505 I cut that Hie matter he referred to ov I Hiifrhes but It was llnally decided to ask the Public Servle Commission to take some aet on In the matter j 5 i TO KliSTIUCT SAIP I JJ Ci A If 11 rfrV Alderman Velton siyw that cjparette smoklnK li a pernicious habit He In trmliiecd n resolution at liie meeting of thin lioird today niakinR It HIcKi tAr any dealer to fell give way or ds poHe of clsarettes to any person under elijhteen years old j The resolution went to a committee I I BROODING HE TRIED TO I CHOP OFF HIS RIGHT HAND i Iporlnl to Tin Ilenlnc WorM I POinVIIKSTKH N V Jan Fol lowlmr the old Itihlleal admonition If thy rlcht hand offetul then cut It off ttt I tiui focI Ferris a resident of thli place vest rday wint into his eella and nearly severed his rlsht hand a the wrist by laylns It on a clock and slrlklntr It with a hatchet I Ho Is nov In the hospital i Several tears IIRO Ferris had an al tercation with his father and struck him wlti his 1st lie was afterward nlrod with remorse and bfcran brood Ins and reading tie Illblii Severa ti es he his attenptd to do hodll harm to himself but has iecn restralnei bv his fnmllv Pliyalclins who have eximlnej him fay that he Is sulTerlnr fvin iC IS Ious mania BARGE HAMMOND IS SAFE Tho IV msvlvanla and Itendi liirne I niniond uppiised lo hte i rukn alift ftoin a Peiinsvlvaiilu ind ISead l i Ire dirIIZ tie 4D list liy wi npied off the HiKlilanit today r tnt la S I On rNAMHIIKII rTJNMIS If the label I r 4 lKAilUU Its gAUlas u CANADIAN RACING IS ENDANGERED BY fORT ERIE Legislation May Be Enacted Curtailing Sport on Bor der Tracks Sclal tn hue Kvrnlns WurMI N1W OUIdCANH La Jan LS Word was received hure today that very Ikely there will be some leplslatlon In eciil In Canada In tho Canadian Lep Ilatuie next month which will curtail racing the Northern on circuit The an miinceinent Hint Cella Iondon Stuart and Madman Irtorests usli lob bought the 1ori i I track and have announced a IOIIR M of rnclns at the track I ieniR r tuu Ifs to has a ti tct non tzei ihow In i in the other Canadian courses especially U Indsor and a Ml In all probubilltles will lio presented so as to give everybidy at Ifast eiiial dates with no opposition This would mom a neasou of not oer fifteen days on each Ira C imli r the new owners of the Fort Kile nlant areo to forai I a circuit In Uie Northern country with no elnshes of In I ui i With the announced retirement from the turf of I lie spectiuular pluiiKer John J Ityan cinn the sale In the paddock this afternoon of all of his IwirMs excep Orly II which he bought In The latter he tok Hit of a sellliiB I race froin P M Clvill itt he did Dr McCliur TIC latter sold to M 1 u llrltton for lhuwu John Hamilton root Wes for sno Miss Ferris went to Hart ley Vita t lie for VM ami Mliford was sold at prlvtito ternii to uV n Flzer There ivore very few scratches from the eird of seven races which left tho cluwslix very precarious for the bIg holiday crowd this belns lection Day I In lAMilslani The feature event was a mile and oneslxteenth and It brought out one of the ibest Melds ntm halt has II Ixdn seen at Uie moetliiK CirthaKe Tukalon JiiKvlcr tild Honesty anti other ttod performerM being among the ont Ill The track was fast and thu weather Ui nt clu hog 1MltST HAC10 Purse HI twoyear olds three furlongx Fote 1U7 I Nutter I to 5 4 to ri and I to I I by two lengths Little Muse 110 C Koerner In 1 to 1 and even 2 Concise ltuu IS lleldel 1 f I B In and to tu R II Time oSi 2i Swiftly liorage Nellie hree liardallein Meny M and Canally also ran SKCOND HACK Purse JIW steeple rlns foiiryoarnlilt and upward ri 1iore I ir I rin i i ohih 2 to 1 4 to n and 2 to 5 won by three lengths Unys tl 1i I Huliiiiaii ft to 1 i to I ind t ti I siojiid Si Volma I Arrthlball t I n f 3 10 a liii I I 3 I 1 Time r I IlevlMh Illuster Itaoltarla Coal luck Ixuly and Buck niin also niii 1 iwellcd Cut TlliUI 1 ttu K l iirse SH tr three arolol and up six furlongs Jim 11 ill ill 1C Ko rner IS M i a to and I to D won by two lengths Morn luce Light ill tllpr 15 to I Ii to t and 1 to 1 second Jerrv Sharp 110 J Let 11 to 1 ii to 1 and 3 to 1 third Tlme 1 li 1 j IMlth M Profane Tho Com p s r Mold Militant Hose Marlon ICntre Vous Mslitbnrn Eta h n e Tom MoAfiyr Hoval riHiil Marah Hedon and Oame Illrd also ran IOlHTII IIACIJ 1urse J 0 hand ip Uiri yearolds and tip mile and onieslxteenth CiirtlMge 110 Nottcr 1ii to S r to 1 and 3 to r first by half a length JugclT VX McDanlel 1 to 5 4 to and I to 3 second Pedro JOJ 4 C Koornorl it to B even and to r Ill Tlne 1 17 35 Tokalpn Old II neMy Mixnar and Gold Mate also ran CARDINAL GIBBONS GUEST OF GOV GUILD itt 54l IX Jan iSOov Curtis Oulld entertained Cardinal Oiblmni of IVal tlnore at I imiheon today During the forenoon the distinguished HUItn CntbilK1 tirplnte celebrated mass In tho little house chapel of the inruclilnl i teldiic I Imoii Park at rae t and later went for an hours walk through the South ind and Hack Hay ciliCriulx ncompanlcd by Vicar tleneral PaL r ton norroA tlie Cut id I nlll will repr 5CIL Pope Pius X In tl o nsetilHttr M ivliM hi Wllllivin II t iiinn i of ih IIMIIOII dii nle 01 the lit I hi tin p I orriclal Insignia of the archepls o pal office run Iirrv v EAItSt1tThitlt OI I Iwli nsa bss4 GWD OI e T Slayer of Stanford White to Learn His Fate After Counsel Consume Two Days in Their Final 1 Argument HUMMELS TESTIMONY 1 AND THAWS WILL GET IN ExLawyers Story Told Last Year Assails Evelyn Thaw and Her Affidavit Charges Prisoner with Repeated Violence While in Europe I By Friday at the latest Harry Thaw should know his fate j In the opinion of the great majority of those who have been follow I ing the events of the second trial that fate i certain to be a lunatic I asyltim for evenif the jury should find him not of flic fnd guilty fe murder of Stanford While it is believed that Justice Doling either i beleved ustie Dowlng eiher on his 011 initiative or on the application of the intative applclon DistrictAttorney will order the young millionaire to be confined as a maniac pending further inquiry into the prisoners sanity Both sides resed their cases this afternoon after the aferoon afer prosecution had got to the jury Abe Hummels famous affidavit which atda vi figured so exten sively in the first trial and after the defense had introduced in evidence Harry Thaws erratic will as further proof of his insanity at the time of his marriage Mr Jerome introduced no alienists to controvert the Ilenists contrvert testimony of the three experts for the other side who swore yeserday that Thaw ThaI was crazy on the night of June 25 1906 From this i was evident that Jerome believing as he does believe that Thaw is a lunatic was content to let the jury judge on the strength of the testimony of the defense whether or not he had a sense of respon sibility in the legal understanding of the term on the night when he shot the architect Mr Littleton will sum up all day tomorrow Mr Jerome will follow with his final argument on Thursday morning and the jury will take the case cither Thursday afternoon or Friday morning The entire trial to date hits consumed less than seventeen court tral sevenlen cour days five of which were spent in getting a jury The first trial lasted nearly three times as lonsr Stephen Lindsay treasurer of the American Heal liititn Company a No 577 Fifth nvcnnc was the States flrM wltro In rebuttal He testified ti Ihe thef Irish Mr IJnilsny attended the performance I on Maillson Square Hoof t Pie nlpht Vnlte watt slain Mr Ulmlray ass with him nrd they sat at n table on tile Twentysixth street Ride Mr WhJto Silt to the right of me j alil Mr llndsuy In answer lo anes lions put by Mr darvun I was I about twenty feet from Mr White I I was watching the stage when I was Htartlcd by I flash I turned and saw two more shots tired There was a perceptible lapse of time between the lirst shot and the last two After shootlnc White Thaw backed away two or three feet and raised his revolver In the air I got up with mv wife tearing a panic I did not hear Thaw Bay anything Mr Lindsay stood up and enacted tle illllng In a spirited pantomime Q Did the defendants acts Impress you as helie rational or irrational A Rational Mr Littleton objected and was over ruled There Has no crossexamina ton Also Saw the Shooting Meyer Cohen the music publisher who also testified at tho first trIal raid ho was on the roof the night of the intirdor murror I tlrst saw Thaw as he got out o hs seat said Mr Cohen He walked i to the rear and stood In front of me Hi made a few remarks but I didnt pal any attention to him and walked I away awaI I saw Thaw walk to the entrance He turned aside fired three shots one 1 two three held a pistol up In the air and walked to the entrance Q Was his conduct rational or Irra I tional A Rational Do you know William Proctor asked Littleton on crossexamination No UM wltaM ryll L Q Didnt you serve on I Jury with Proctor In February 1907 A I served on a jury then hut I dnnt recall Mr Proctor Q Didnt yon say to Mr Proctor and to Mr Stokes on another Jury In Feb ruary 1307 that this man Thaw was the craziest man you over saw In your life A I did not OU1 i Q When Thaw passed you that night on the Garden didnt Glrtl Ihllt you say to your friend iilease There Hlas goes your 011 friend 7 A Yes thata what I said Two More Say He Was Rational Henry I Iilease Cohens partner la tho music publishing business told Mr Garvan this story I first saw Thaw at the rear of th roof on the Madison avenue side Then he rrllo around several tables made a turn stopped and tired tlirte shots flhi acts Impressed me as rational On crossexamination Mr lease RId tat as Thaw approached him Cohen said Here comes your friend You didnt know Thaw iild you asked Littleton No Q And so Thaw was not vour friend A Xo ho was not my friend 1aul Hrucll the city nreman who dis armed Thaw came next ire was In full uniform I wits assigned to duty on tle roof said Ilrudl I first saw Thaw walking along the roof Ho walked up to WlUlo and shut him three times his was walking iiwuv from White with t Min In his hand when I ran up and grabbed him from behind I took the pistol away from him wlh the nsul l mice of Walter Paxton and Tilgar Car 1 mody two Garden employee IV n searched Mm and took him 10 the ele vator Q Didnt you say anything to hlmT A No cjDlil IIIH items Impress you AI betnK riii iml or Inutiiun A national Moved to Kill by Actors Words Did y n say to Iaxtan that he must intinued on Second Page I t It

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rq THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY JANUARY 28 Ioa l MOB Of 2000 CHASES THUG NHO CHOKfS WOMAN o Plucky Mrs Harper Fights Strangler She Catches in Her Flat POLICE RESCUE HIM I Fugitive Snatched From Ven geance of Throng After Pursuit on East Side After choklne n vounjr married worn nn Into Insensibility when he had bei caught looting her apartment at No r ESI East Eighth street today John Clade attempt to escape from a mob 1 of 2O10 persons but wn captured ai the point of a revolver by Pollcemni i I Barnucl Tellers of the UnIon Markel station Cladp who describes hlmseli B a prizefighter llvnc at No IS Avenue C was avert from 1 11 handling by the enraged crowd only i through the timely arrival of the polic rese rves Mrs Tnt Harper the victim o tin alleged thug left her apartment today to visit a neighbor and after five mln Inl ntes absence returned to find the doors of her tat locked She found that the bola had been turned from the Inside Her husband a bookkeep In a down town office left home early Open the door she cried hammer Ing nnd maklnc a loud nol Fought the Strangler L Suddenly the door flew open and 1 t strange man stood tnLte He grabbed Mrs Harper by the throat and threat ened death If she uttered a pound The I ht back and this plucky woman fought anc i Infuriated her assailant HI powerful hand hard as Iron wound around her I throat and he held her until she ha1 passed Into semiconsciousness Mr Harper recovered quickly and saw that the man was ransacking the k flat He ln1 spread n sheet on the floor and was piling up furs silverware and articles ot value that were In easy nrtcM reach She cried out and the man seized her v the throat He threw her to the floor but at this juncture he heard footsteps In the hal The womans cries had aroused neighbors nod the man ran from the flat as f1 t nl te as his less could carry him Reaching the street he made I dash for Avenue U and the cry or Stop I thlof wan sounded beforo he had crone a dozen yards People nitheJ out I of ston and tenements and In less time than It takes to tell the crowd numbered 0 Policeman Tellers drew his revolver and within ltd feet of him when Iml wi wihin If t6t the fugitive darted Into a hallway at No 1ST 12 Seventh street Tellers entered the hallway and was still In the shadow of tho light when a man came toward him saying That fellow Is not here He must have got out the back Revolver Brought Him Down Oh I guess he Is still here Tellers replied and pressing the muzzle of tho revolver close to the mans chest continued ooler coo tinned And you are my mnn I you attempt to escape or make a false move Ill drop you where youre stand ins somebody had called up Union Market police station and luckily for the pris oner the rcserves arrived Just as he b Tellers The was taken Into custody by TlerR crowd by this time had crown furious und men and women alke tried to net at the alleged thug The police how ever coon restored order dade says he Is nineteen years oW and makes his Ilvlne by sparring at local athletic clubs Ho boasts that he once fought a sixround raw with Jack Goodman a lightweight o local fame dade wore I blue sweater to day dayThe police pinched the wrong man said Clade when ho wa arraigned Ir t the Hssex Market Court They made a mistake Mrs Harper posklvelv Identified Chide as the min who attempted u roll her apartment nil who choked her t Clndo then broke Into a torrent of k nlm e on the pollen hi alleged vic tim and everyho within hearing IP I offered to whir pv ry pollcemin In sight one at a tlro In was held without bal and tnkrn to Police Head qtiirters to he photographed for the Hfliruis flallerv Mrs Harper Ptrer for shock sits tSlrl ri Help Waned ToDay As advertised for in The for I 11 f 1 i Worlds Vanl Directory i T1iT IA Y JAN WM AH ltwera n 1npwolt O i gcnIs 1 lrnr 16 IInlc 2 J3nlor 12 rilis t Jintresses a 14IU 4 KItten lelt 4 tloo tO 1lnMo 4 HUldl 20 MachinIst 4 Inrlry Iplp 1 IQnlrto 2 trln lln 0 uhlr I tcnr 12 hal mIJ 2 1 Xure 4 Ollralo n 1001010 S IhotQIrther 3 elok I Mthi r Iolnlo 2 Cots 11nlI 10 Iurl Cuter I Irssprs 8 VrIke I Jlrmn 3 IJI11ol a Salhll S 211 itter 0 Ralelmn DrUcri 12 SIgn Palnter 2 Ibis irk a skirt Hand a I iivliTlnn 3 SolIcitors t 1 liirirtitderer a 8t nircinhr IFi in 1 Feekrs h Tailors 3 riutahtM 3 Trlmmetff 1ullh TJn1 5 rin itn fl Typewriters fPi 2 rolden 3SV ale 6 Uoriulln 2 Waltrewiw 22 TMncs lathers 3 Wilder i 3 tilde za MUcetUut u I Toliil till Hie orld printed 0 lo Help Ads 1111 43 more tliin all otlur Mew rk papers combined STEEL TRUSTS EARNINGS SHO LOSS fOR QUARTfR I I But Total for Year Is an In crease and Regular Divi dends Are Declared Quarterly dividends of 1 34 per cent on the preferred Mock and 12 of 1 tier cent on the common stock of the United States Steel Corporation were declarn today These dividends ire unchanged hOI the last previous iju irter The net earnings to rthe three months ended I ee 31 were S3 r0 M a decrease of rlJJ963 Unfilled orders oh hand were 4G24Cr tons a decrease of 3SVil wcro r tons The net earnings for tha yea were 1GOS5447T an Increase of J43 XIV as compared with IWHj The surplus after dividends and nIl cares for the quarter ended Dec 31 1r vas f33r94 aaliist W011T11 li the previous quarter and 3Siol3 I the cnrreipondlng quarter of UvJ STORY OF A RAID BROUGHT OUT BY PERSCHS SUIT Contlnthvl from First Page land O She was known as Gretchen Thurlow and was a woman of the town Thereafter on account of my relation with her Flora Loulee Iorsch In ISA recured an absolute divorce from me with J50monthly alimony In 1KK I mar ried Clretchen On retiring from business June 12 lat I found she lid packed up and left Sie say she Is destitute When she left tie took KBIW worth ot diamonds and other Jewelry I had gen to her She had IWO In bank and toik two certificates for stock worth JlOOon and a storage receipt for KMQ worth of furniture belonging to me She says I she Is destitute On June II last slie had In her possession property of tile value of nearly PO Says He Is In Debt I She says I am a wealthy man In tact I have no property whatever and there are Judgments against me for more than JTjM I am even now up tor examination In supplementary pro eed ngs She says she was 111 three weeks ex tending over the holidays yet I am In formed that she was one of a party ot men and women at a dinner In a s3ith avenue restaurant at which they stayed until nearly daybreak of New Years drinking and carousing Mr lVrs h alk es that last May jrelchen told him Charles 1 liuchanun liad given her G worth of piesents anti presents two ntlidavlts signed by J orRf II Sutherland elevator 10 In 19M at tilt San Salvador In which he tells of the presence thor of Mrs Gretchen Per ih ana the frequent vis Its to her of a Mr Persch who after warl turned out to be Buchanan and then of another called Morgan There was a descent on the rat by 1 three len on Dec 17 1WM and the ell valor man tells this conversation I Mrs Porsch opened the door and reamed when she saw a blackboard I erl man I afterward leirnrd he was klr Persch Then sue IhlCme 1ght In gentlemen After they were I In I hear a Ice say Oood evening Iersch and the hlnc hired man i laid G n lemen this U Mr Frederick lohl Thon they all went away I Mr Meyer sid to allow alimony to I such a woman would 0 a travesty on justice iv ng to 1 this Mr Urilles said tl Mrs Pcrch that the tlrst meot tng of her and Pcrsch was In the rca aurant of th Hotel Hollender Cleve land and she was with MIss Mabel M rpan now the wife of one of the Chicago Armours I was untrue that Jretriien wa an Improper character I al that time or any other The Court reserved decision on the I lijestion of alimony I RUN DOWN ON THE BOWERY BY CAR AND FATALLY HURT Furman S Miller of Brooklyn Died as He Was Being Taken to a Hospital Furman S Miller tt tour years old a bookkeeper livinc with his Tamil at No lOW Jefferson avenue Brooklyn rvciV today run down and fatally in ured by a southbound MadNon avenue car at Hml street an1 the Bower Miller was making an effort to croH the Howcry when the car hit him Fur lines of street car which traverse I thu llonerv at this point were blocked and nlnule Miller was forced to wait Cll I VheII half way across tho street a Pllrd avnue ear lust mii e l llltlnjr ilin He fell bicl and slipped as the iladon avenue car iipproached soins I in an pnoslte direction Jo I ICC inn Grimes arrestetl Mmortnnn Jllchuei elliV ad then en led the St Vlneent i I oKpitnlt anibulrnce When Miller eaoheil the Instltu in he iits di id I FINDS MA SHE CHARGES WITH TRYING TO ROB HER i Anman Spies Alleged Highwayman I in Gramercy Park and Causes I His Arrest Charged with attempted highway rob jery Haiuutl Aranskv twentytwo I rears old ot No 107 ICldrldse street ijs today iiirtilffnetl before Magistrate UrotBc in the Yorkvlllii Police Court mil held in llXt ball for examination I tomorrow air An a Goan of No 2H Hani TrtenUel str it appeared airalnM Ar insky Hho loll the MtwriMrao that if rtio was iboul to enter hr homo kiiit Saturday niRht nhe wax allacied ind KtrucK by a mal who trie to Ret MM iKickctbook but failed Last night Mrs Mcfjov an was Pas i nc t hr ugh OameY Iark viiep Ii spied the man clii declares at I a kfii I i 1 and oalled a patrolman to arrest him ROOSEVELT ASKS PENSIONS I FOR THE LIFESAVERS I VASH1NOTON Jin 1 Tp Pre I dent today pent to IA nne a rri i C IC resni mendlne e IIIDK of prti idiiH to n embers of ne vi i r V 1 i a ii at lie nlvin to fin men 1 I 1 i ni J 1 lntf ill I t tlo lunil la I Iii t day I a i I tell U f ai K 1 1 t rii ati iftut I nir 11nl rt tins r IT iruilinp Iui i It to 14 Jiyi nsfundcj I 1 or mon rtulo lOc I SAVED HIS SON i BUT SACRIFICED I HIS OWN LIFE Threw Roy A way From On i coining Locomotive But f Himself Was Killed j DYING ASKED FOR soy Hushed OfT on Train to Sinit Infirmary but Was DeaJ Before Placed on Board John Oladys a machinist of Anna Reach Siaten Island sacrllleed hIs lit today to save his twelveyearold si from being run over at the Great Kl frfislnu Father and son who had been vial liiif relatives In Oreat Kills Intended to return home They wne to take an early rain and were wiitlng for It I a hotel mar the station The i Inn of a looumotlve bell dr them from the hotil to the sti lion oi I upon arriving there hey found li VLI not their trsiiu Tho u 0 y started i cross tJl trick to iciirn t the h i Just ai thii train surifl IllS fUtIle was u dozen tot from him and ra that Ilk w he milled the lad jriun i trick ho would be surely crushed iprintfiiiK In front 01 Ihl train io iiught tin boy ant throw him li danger In doing s u he slIpped n lilere of let and fell under the wll uf the locomotive llvfore the TUI could b stopped two ears had fad over his body sevirlnc both legs The man was still cons ou however and ablo to ask It the boy had been sit J Tun 1 boy 111 oat nf ie towd and called to lili tat nor T rain saw the boy closed his iye a1 die dieThe The train crew was not convince o his death however nnd put 111 nl it I he train mllni w rd to tho Smith intlrmar at Neal Iirlshtin tlni an um Sulnnre wild be neilr at Sns lot n I The surgion said tat the n rdlt train WHS dead before he was put ahoard ha I i Cardinal Richard Chivch Head j 1 France Who Died loDay I sijd on the oiviaiui of her i ilL 13 his oltlce the girl admitted that Thaw tried to force hr In Europe tn sljrn paper UCCUMIII Uliite of liavlng drurigtil and beiiv 0 ler Hummel said Kvelyn N us lilt u ld him she rofised to sici such a pii r beiaiihe so Hummel sVl she tulil ttlltt WR n t true that White outraged her Hummtjl had clanued tlit i V elyn Neshlt did n1 visit jtI1 In n rofestUinnl capacity He had slid that Stanford White was nis client lut that In lever espe ted in serve ieiyn Nesblt as a lawyer and did not i rvj 51Vi er Once or twice Littleton oblected to th reading of certain sections in the record on the ground tliat matter had ben admitted In the tlrt trial which under Hustice DOHlings ruling would not In admissible In this trial He was tint formic overmled Jerome being permitted fnl with the repetltkn of ted to go ahead wih rpetll n the transcriPt exactly as It wai orig inally ma e I Then Facing Prison Hummel hal gone on to say that Eve I Ivn Nesblt told him Thaw heat her be OROfGf SCORED BY OTHER CITY I MAGISTRATES I p His Attempt to Bribe Reporter I i Denounced as Reprehensible by the Board Steps toward the removal o Magis trate Otto 1 Droege will probably betaken taken at once it is announced today Following Mayor McClellans request to resign on account of the Night Court I scandal Magistrate Urocge yesterday afternoon heard tho Hoard of City Magistrates condemn his conduct as improper and reprehensible after I cort had been male to keep the mat ter from coming before tho board Magistrate Hutu Introduced a reso I itlon condemnUK Droegu and approv iiB the Mayors request for his resig nation Magistrate Droege was present and was given a chance to explain Magistrate Crane advised him to l iop a padlock on hs lips but Magistrate Uroege said I want to say one thing Any proper I investigation of anything I have done or of my official conduct 1 welcome at any time anu I shall lay no oLaclei 11 ue way in auch an investigation but I uo not think I resolution suould be adopted which draws a concluBon not warranted by the facts I flat portion uf tie original resolu Ilrlon uon approving tnt Mayors request for I i defeated MuglHtrale IJrocgete resignation wart The resolution finally adopted was Whereas It appears that the said I Magistrate UJrofge has admitted the fat of offering money to suppic te pub cation of ctrtan official acin per iinncd by him In his adminlntratlon of the duties of ills oilier und thai lliere for the Juilii propriety of so oil ac of iiffeung said mmiy a the sole iuca ton iiefii 11 K ural ineiefoie be I Imaril without 03iihiil Tii tilt lesltullon piviiMirie3 the at o saIl iiflstmn us ior ami i ti en ni stole nml iimphutlcally condemns the santo MiiKlsttatu Iluilow was eieitcd Presl tent nf thn Hurl fur fie tilling eii and the board adopted wltliout illin i o new prubtil n iis dm gneil t pie I M li Maglmiate Uruegc has permitted 1 MI t i is sent MauNtratn i i e H reply iMinng lo leI 1 Iuninritlon mtii pendleton ivlti In irintloiiH to ii nrr with thn liar Ai 1111 iiml tle I etAttnrtiey und I stepM to lulni DronKn to trial be fi re tn Vppellate I ii Vision A Ux1 1 milt for lrne o removal piynr ll rol lrne renovAI muy I M thv count puraud I CARrINAL RCHARD LOVED BY PEOPLE OF PARS BEAD Defense of Churchs Head in France When Driven From His Palace Recalled OURNED BY THI POPE Not Even Allowed to Close His Eyes in Own Home Says Pontiff of Prelate PARIS Jan 23 Cardinal Richard of Paris died here today of congestion of the lungs after a short Illness Cardinal Richard was born at 8nies March 1 1S19 and was made a cardinal n 1SSJ The Cardinal died at the home of nys Cochin Conservative Deputy here he nought refuge since hI ex ison from his palace under the cpa non law of Hoc 17 19i 5 The action the French Government In expelling 1 from his palace was the cause of a yo ilemonvtratlin An emblase more than r persons Including nuiy members of the nobility anti orgy eatered In the Ptret outside e palace anj sang hymns while Car al lllcl rJ Miniser Amete the adJJtor HIKOP and the two Vkars Jeneral scaled themselves In the wait I Ins carriage People Drew Carriage Cardinal Kichard was so moved by the demonstration that he stood up and hles ed the multitude while the crowd knelt and chanted After the venerable prelate repeated nlmslf the leaders In H crowd unhltchtd the horgLp attached to his carriage ant themselves dragged 1 throjglr the street amid cros of Long be the Prelate AltbouKii the aged prelate had been CaUSe 5 11 refiisrtl to swear to Thaws aixujations acalnst White Iliimniel iad said he male two copies f the mjal an original and a carbon dupli cti He had given the orIginal to Sn dekor to b takin to Iis Nesblt for he signature Llttleton irlLd 13 read the cro sex I amlnatlon which had l e n mducteil by Uclphn Michael iJelmas I had been brought out that Hummel at that time eleven montn ago wax facing dis barment and ImiitlsonmiMit fr shaip legal trick of the ame character which Kvelyn Ne bit Tiaw said lo i practised upon her when she was taken 3lrl of eighteen to Hummers office Stanford White At thl point re was taken for one iuiir the beglnnlnr of the afternoon sea Ilttletin Wt 1111 with th Ing of I merciless erossexamlna jn of Hti I by IKnia Ilttleion dwelt with nphasls on the porthole where Delmius was trying to wake Muiiimel tell when whore and why he went to the Iroud of having Evelyn Nesblfs amdavi i lotographed Hum I ml had statc l i at he could not re member tho name of the photographer ir his address Brings Out Contradictions Littleton also emphasized the fact luit Hummel had twice contradicted M nself In his statements legardlni the photographing incident and that the negative an exhibit in the case had not I been taken until Kvelyn Nesblt made two demands upon White and Hummel for the return of the allidavlta which sh hal signed I When Littleton completed the read ing of the cros8eumlnatiun of Hum mel Mr Jerome Tuied the broken I photographic plat of the last pal of I the affldartt bearing Evelyn Nesblls signature over Lit titolls technl nl ob jection I was admitted to evidence Into Then Jerome undeloolc to put evidence several exhibits of the llrst trial Including the carbon copy o i lie original Hummel affidavit Littletons I objections being overruled JcroniQ pa ied the exhibits one by one to the Jurors The lit Inclhded copies of Kve lyn Mts signature the photographic negative und the carbon copy already CQ1 described Evelyn Nesblts Affidavit This being done Jerome read aloud tho atlldavlt In It Evelyn Nesblt as sh was then was quoted as saying that Hairy Thaw In the summer of llxfl lml travellrd with her as her huihand th fiuplc going under tie naniu of Mr aid Mrs Dallas that Thaw at Siblots Kutzensteln In the Tyrollan Alps had stripped her nude choked her and Ieuten her with a cowhide whip that sit was beiten for Seven minutes that during this beating Thaw acted like a demented man that Thaw threatened her life that on tho following day Thaw heat her again until she swooned that abs Was completely prostrated for three wteka that at frequent Interval there after Thaw often chokttd her by shov ing hIs lingers down her throat that Thaws butler and valet constantly ttatehed tier The affidavit also charged that she discovered Thaw was a coiuitiu lenl that she had seen him tnke coculiie and that he had tried to loice nor in swallow a cocaine pellet that Thaw once boa her at Interval for a whole day that Thaw had lorcul her to write to Miss SImonton In New York asking Miss Slnontnn to como to ICu iv r that on Mm Klmontoms ar rival Thaw by threats of Killing ho forced Bvolyn NVsnlt be t I In silence while Thaw relnted to Miss Slmomin n series of fnlno stories that Thaw repeatedly assaulted her that Thaw took from her many valuable Jewels and flv handsome gowns thnt Thaw had tried to force her to HCPUIO AVInto of drugging her that Thaw wanted to put 1ilte In the penitentiary nnl that Thaw had caused nln lawyer Frederick Ionirfcllow to meet her al the pier on her arrival and to pay for her want hut to have her guard ed bv detectives Littleton Overruled ilr Littleton Insisted that the jury nhnulil sep the Indorsement on the hslc o the affidavit In which Hummfil ad mitted he was Evelyn Nonbltfi attorney a fact which he hnd repeatedly cl nleil whle under ciOfs eximlnatlon Mr Littleton also tried to have nil but the last paragraph excluded hut lustlco Dowllng denied the notion Then Joroino offered In nvlden one of 11 mites which Thaw wrote to IMniBM during tho last trial and which Delmai Ininrporated In the nfllilnvlt vhlh he flld when Jeroms first made i P Icattnn for a communion In luniiey Tui lenttn rend ai faunas Mr Hnilth and I tiilkol over one halt hour inont frltndlx 11 tin time I entered Garden until I wont ti an aneronni The purpose wa to jw that Than n it hnowlnlir hIs pnvenotion with 1ilt nrothorlnln Jamei Clinch Smith Jut b fore the murder Little I sorloiiKly III only a few dIY hie health hnd been tithIng ro months i Kiinciils 11 Ii rio Benjamin Hlchard eitne nf I family of nobln blood and I reclved his filiiiiitlon at Chateau do Laversne the property of his family lie entered the Semlnalre SI Hulplce In is HI For ninny years ho was Vlcar I q ral ill Xante and wa appiiint Hl hop of llelley In 171 Four yean later he was numed coadjutor of Arch liltihop Jilldrt of Purl milfeeding Ii I I I nrchleplscopil position upon ttiil bertM death In 1SSO Tie Archbishops lat nubile function I wap on Jnn IS laud when he hold a I service at the Clmrih of Xotro name I I ilu lon Secour In behalf of the sisters I that day expelled from the Municipal Hospital I The body of the late Cardinal follow in the old custom will lay In state frr public view at tile archbishopric I tomorrow The funeral services will take place at the None Dame Cathe dral on Saturday I A imwui o of condolence from President tnt FJlllcres has been received at the I i hblshoprlc I On account of the wpiratlon of church and State law there will be no official i partklpiuliin at the funeral Mgr Alnte tie Coadjutor Archbishop I of Paris will succeed the late Cardinal u Archbishop of Paris News Affects Pope HOM1 Jan li Although he hal been Informed that the end was com I ing the news o tie death in Paris of Cardinal Hlchard infected the Pope I iletply and when Cardinal Merry del Vul the Papal Secretary of State 1m imrted the sad news this morning the Pope knelt In prayer When the Holy Father arose from his knvaa he ex calmed He was not even allowed to close his eves In Ills own house Tills was an allusion to the fact that In il f at tie liuigilt uf Uie Ciiuuii seaiiL1eli I lO abUt in France Cardinal jtcniirl was ordered b tie Jrenoa autimrlues to iialc tile urclueplMoiiale pala u m I I I Paris I Distinct Loss to Church HUMiiN Jan tariiinal labbonj wno Is in this City today received word of the death ot Cardinal KicaarJ at Pars turougi the Aiaoclaicd Press ilispfilfh Ill IlLi umiel ng tau eI Car Uliai ijlDbx1 Said Cnnlnal KitHard wa the oldest of t COllege of Caidnals He was a I I very sirong man and his death means church to tnt a uiinii w t t I Carilinal lilbbons aid acm thIs I lat iiutfiinu S ta Caidlnal Ill clii rmI svtis I at the election of i Pius X in I Heine Iiirdlra i Hlchard for I lonj I i ne was a avid aim n Paris with lie I late Anti ISIOD Williams if Boston The death of tae agi d prelate Has no i unexpected Card n imns said on I account of his advanced age I ALL TESTIMONY IN THAW TRIAL IS NOW BEFORE THE JURY I Continued from First Page be careful to see that Thaw did not harm himself or anybody else asked Littleton in crostiexamlnallon Yes I runember MJinethini of the sort was thE reply Here Mr Uarvau recalled Warner Paxiun who had ttstilled at the begin I ning uf Llitt trial He causes IaMua to say thai a monieit beioic lie Miiooting one of the actors on the Stage said to another luai he meanl lo I uia IIle him to a duel Tne Urn slOt followed so close that Paxton thougut tor a minute It was a part of the play Mr Uarvans purpose was to show a cart o the spoken dialogue might nave inaplied Thaw to begin lirlng at Wnlte Iaiton like the othors thought Thaw murder had Isnea rational at Iht time of the Anthony L Debs the young police man who tlrst took Thaw into otHclal custody said this I 1 was otsdL the Garden when they brought Thaw down 10 the street In fio i elevator Te men who leld him turned him oer to me I took him to tOO front and turnti him over to Denis Wright As I was tailing him alone I asked hint if ho shot Stanford White and he sid I did Then he asked me where I was taking m nnd 1 told him to the sta tion He said to me Is White lead I aId 1 dnnt know I Easy Bertha for Policemen I askd Him why lie shot White and he said He ruined my wife or he ruined my life1 1 cant say which That was all he said He teemed to me 10 be rational I Mr Littleton showed that Debs had been osstuned to dutv In the District Aituriifvn office durins the llmt trial alit during ofke precut trial Quoting from tne record Littleton brought out I had said UHI Iei t the first trial nothing about Irst question as to v Ihr ir tot White was lsad Denis Wrlsht the other jwlceman who ligired in the arrest said be took Thaw 1 fruit Irtner Debs and took I r Vi him In tV tatlin On the way fall Wright I asked him what happened lie aid Take me to the hrIIJenel will tell et thing Furtlirr ii Innl I nFl d him the same thing nnd he all I wont talk here there ale tn i litany people around At f Klth iivenuo and Tlilrtieh street he of fed inn a car and put a lsnr In his own mouth und asked m for i match Tin man wa rational It send to me Littleton fund out that Wright like 1Itol oll lobs v i now holditil dUMi one of the eatv berths In the DtrlctAttor otllce ncys oinC cI Old Thiw iv to you Take me a from thl crowd A es Q Did tie say to vou Officer will yoi prote me A YH he said that Lieut Divld McCarthy of the Tratll SiiKil who wa tH desk sergeant at the Tfndeloln station on the nght of June Jj IWu described that arraign ment of TIHW Thaw tnt I MCarthy 110 I was Jihn Smith thlrt three years old a ituilent if No H Lnfayptto Square Wirllngion n C 1 reusid t to I I MeCiiithv anvthlwr it nnt tie shfotli Thaws language and action Impre wd McCarthy as being rational Rules Against Jerome Dr Francis McGuIre the Tombs phy scnn who nad had Thaw under ob iatlfin inve tho shontlns said he i frlsl caw Thaw the morning after the traedy He made an examination of the Irlnor Do you consider the rll of the de fendant from June 25 19 to date ra tional or Irrational asked Mr Gar vanMr Littleton objected and was per mitted to question Dr MclJuire regard Ing the details of his vIsits to Thaw Littleton salt tho professional relation of patient nail PhYsician had existed be tween Thaw and McOulrc At this point Sir Jerome took a hand Kvrrv lIly since he has been In I he Timbs vmu have had the defendant under ervatlon asked Mr Jerome 1 liae said the lector Q You were paid by tne city and not rcnlned b Thaw A Yes Q Now state ynir ImprrHMon of ti n Juno 2i1JOO Jlr LIttli ton ihiii objected on the roun I of privilege n between phy an md patient nnd lie lawyers launched Into an nruuient I IS mi duly to examine all pris oners rcarUiif their mental and phs al Tilltlori asked Mi Jerome Yes sir said Or McCulre Mr i rome again tried to got Dr McGulnx liipre sIn of thaws mental t n but iustie r d Inry hit e DnwMr rtnlned Llilenns objection Evelyn Nesblts Affidavit in S IJ Aim J1IIS old I n llll0 n i i tilU coma I i r 1 It II ur ij Ill t iI i I I i Vil lor I I n 11 L I nt tn i f Isr lic i i e I all I uwed to Evelyn Nojblt Uis atlldavlt she was said to luio IUIIP at Stanford I bites behest in 1 tiinl toe I Is uf Mr Hum f Mr Jaobsun a 11 h I mers clerks went v n 1 ire said I fnv Uker Miss Nenlut was tlre alone with Mr White Tuy were both Ir evening dress The hur wW ahmt I 730 I showed Miss Nesblt inn Instru nent in wrttne 1 was the atlldavlt I fiom Mr Huiiimer olllte She leld It in her hand f few minutes and turning I she plained rapidly ing the leave rally rmi It I asked er if ae had read I it4 oniieiitH and If lIe content were true She nworcd yen I then swor her Sac alllxed her slcnatnrp and I lrnpd It as a commissioner of deeds I turned the atlldavlt over to Mr Jacolisri who took It away Snydeker Identified his own signature Idenltet f n Jeromes phntosrnphlc copy of the Ir1 pace of IhD celebrated affidavit Littleton Tangles Him Up On crossexamination Snediker said he never saw the atlldavil eiim l OL fore 01 after the liMit to the tower lie had gone there he said at JacoL soils request Q Do you know why It was conMc 10ro necessary U hae a photo rllJe copy of tliU allldavlt tAN 0 I kmw iotnlng about the photographing of it Kvlyn Ne bit has always claImed that the original uf the nllldavll wa de troyed In her presence in Abe Hun mels olllc Subsenuentlv the photo trnphw copy of It turned up I ttlelon showed thai it the other trial Snydeker had been unable to say wh ther Jacobson had given the aCl davtt to White or to Kvelyn Xe blt llrst whereas the witness was now quo os1tlve thai ll was to the sill thnt Jaiobion delivered the affidavit Ho n I I brought out that on the occasion of his first appearance In the witness chair nearly a star ago Snydeker n od alI nothing luout Koiyn Nesblts al legid action In turning over I ho pages i of the affidavit before signing It I Llttletun wont after Snyiluker rather suvaKlj and presently gn t tc young law c crk pretty well langVd op Sny deker confessed to a faulty memory on certain points of his testimony He de I nied that Stanford White covered the typewritten lines with his hand while Kvulyn Nesblt was signing It Jerome Springs Surprise Nov Mr Jerome started the llrst Hurry of the lay by calling Iloser OMnra former Police Chief of Pltt iiii and hell of lie Tmw familv irlvat dctiche staff Joron iiie tl ned the big expolUommi unlv for n few moinintK He merelv asd uMan If he had ever been an ullklul uployut nf the ty of Plfjobura Ye said OMnra I was ro t t nty years on the force fir1 15 n patrolman then as a detective anrt Inill as chief That Is all said Mr Joriv anti i nMnra went away looklns I lghtl Pizz I I Jernmes purpose n calling him dd i not develop unless It was that ho wantnl to show that while a und policeman ho advised Thaw to carry aOl revolver Now then said the DistrictAttor ney I have only two more wltnow C One nf them Is the wilier who served the Thaw party at Martins in the night of the lillllnsr He works all night and hi has not yet reached this liulldlnc The other IH Abraham Hum mel and I 1 waiting for a certificate from tie physician of tho nlackwMls physical Island condition 1hslrlnn regarding Hummels Hummels Testimony In Then followed another of tho little conferences bet neen the lawyers that hal occurred nt siih freqnnnt mum vale during the session Dan OReilly liter announced that an agreement had teen rtachd The tlefrnso waa to put In Tliwn erratic will and the State was to offer the transcript of AUo Hummel1 examlnnllon nnd crossox amlnatlon ai hoard at the lait trial This course obviated the necegjiv of a trln to niHckwlln Island Mr Ollollly said both Ill would rest when these two thlnci hal been con Wrhout any further delay Jen me cad to I I0 lury the record of llnm I Th teu imnnv as lynn In I he tlrst ina of t P cni Tin rrcnrI intel H u nvn Vslilt t camo to hli office Oct 27 Ki02 a id In I llfOll V II I V n I t Moment rliaglng Tlnnv Ulth uivlng llflnacprd ho wit h taking her lo Ki ri pe wli bln g a niirpilne nOl ii nid nlli n i 1 v strlpplrtr her nail lah I IT 1 inr whip Hurnr cls Testimony Hummel vint on tn OIY thiu In her I piirrK hi di lute 1 I i niM tit n t lptr il i tory in the fmm u r nn iiltldiit T Is WIS tl 1111 tIt WIh le Nll iiipnty 1 t th 111 anti whlh IMyn Ni K h r 0 wltlmu lnI K c njhlid huuntf Itioiuiilul Vrujtiet f I 11 1 1 li illicit It h t I I I M 0011 n ntitn ahlni In lurlom SSc SUc and tl a bos 0 I ton foag iieffecial to lave iuit note ei luded J cc Dowllng hell hit IVlmus himself hat waived Ie prmfesst nt prvlege when he mtft red tae note ly Junlce Fitzgerald Both Sides Rest Sites I Mr iiirvut announied to tae oirt tiiat I UILI cmiceded i y counsel fir the Uieiihe that on the mirlit of tut tragedy tiere wuro served at tile aler it t tafe Martin three cocktails nt in o quarts of oaanipigne At inii tim ntr wire Mr and Mr Harrv Thiw Tiuvtjn Ileale and Thomas MoCnleli He illel the ualtur iiexik fur the drinks Mr LIttleon at this point began read Ing 1 will mule by Tiav at the titan of Ills mara The will bequeathed al Taaws jm ares and many personal bequehts to his mother One tho isttnd olarI each to crtaln lelatives miutl cluritld and JiOD each to a number of friend In lieu nf d kinver he left his wJo JiCO In cash flOut fVAi In trust To Howiird Nesblt Ills wifes r ile left an annultv of JTiOH The will left J500Jl to be use In bringing to Justee any person or per sons responsible for the death of the Ion testator In the evn that he should I come to nn untimely violent or aims I plolous end From the residue of his estate he decreed that his wife should receive Jifv n yen or HCXO u year Inc CUSP she should marry At 315 Mr Littleton lay down the I will and said Th dnonse rests ant rests fad Jerome Justice Dowllnc ald the defense would he allowed all o tomorrow to I iiimmlnR up The prosecution he said would sum un on Thursday ind he voild charge the Jury either Thursday afternoon o Krldav morning depending upon tile length of tlmo reiulrcil by I Mr Jerome for his final arguments Mr Jerome liar already announced that he will tpeak not more than three hours Mr Littleton will probably take nil of tomorrow for summing up In hours any event he will speak at leant six At S2 Court adjourned until 10CO oclock tomorrow morning s SULTAN MAKES DENIAL CONSTANTINOPLE Jan 2SThe Porte ban made Its reply to tho repre sentations made by the Russian Am bassador here f Zlnohlrfr to tho effect that Turkey ban permitted her troop to Invade anl occupy die town o Sut Ilulnk in Persia In Its answer the Government of the Sultan denies that there has been any violation of Perelan territory by Turkish troops M Zlno bleff anil Sir 1 I OConor the British Ambassador have counselled the Portr to avoId a conflict In Persia CUBS FOOD They Illrive on JrapcNiitn Healthy babies dont cry and the wellnourlHhed baby thnt is fed on GrapeNuts is never a crying baby Many babies who cannot take an other food relish the perfect food I GrapeNuts and get well My little baby was given up by three doctors who said that the con densed milk on which I had fed her had ulned tho childs stomach One of the doctors told me that tho onl thing to do would be to try Grapo Nuts so I got some and prepared I as follows I soaked 1V4 tablespoonfuls of cold water for fuls In one pint half an hour then I strained off the liquid and mixed 12 teaspoonfuls of this strained GrapeNuts Juice with six teaspoonfulS of rich milk put In s pinch of sal anti a little sugar warmed It and gave It to baby every two hours In this simple easy way I saved babvs life and l ave bulit her up to a strong healthy child rosy anti laugh Ing Tho fool must certainly be per fect to have such a wonderful effect this can truthfully say r think at It II the best foot In time world to It te raise delicate babies on anti It In Fo a delicious healthful noel fo greiwnHlw as we havn ijlsorprrd la our family GrapeNuts In equally vnltmliio to the strong healthy man or woniai It stands for the true theory of health Theres a Reason Road I healh Tb Road to Wellvllle In pkgi JAP fMIGRATIN r I PACT STILL OPEN STILLSETTLES CANADA SETTLES But Satisfactory Agreement With United State De clared Within Sight I TOKIO Jan Replying t lnt r pellations In the lower house of the Diet this evening Foreign Minister v oount Hayashl spoke at length o te foreign policy of the Government I eluding tle negotiations with the i Inlted States and Canada He announced that the Canadian question had been definitely settled and qlPston hl1 elnlel Ptel nnd read the correspondence with Rodolphe rEa tw Jon Ixmleux the Canadian Commissioner of Labor wherein Japan has agreed to restrict emigration to Canada within I reasonable limits Il said thaI a mem orandum attached thereto defined what I but considered reasonaole limits was con lde1 faHonaule lmits InIsted that Japan had not conceded any of her tIPI rights nor had her i prestige sutTeipd prrste tat the negotiations with the rnlfil StileS were continuing and he details but was was unable to gIve any delals able to annouiiLo that 1 satisfactory teulemcnt was withIn sight VITOUIU Hayashl said further that rerfijn negotiation with tina were unsettled pertaining to the Hslnmln rcgardlnj tum Kakumen Railroad re which a prntejt hnd been prcBi nted to Crlna Regarding the Knnteo bound I lhta Harllnl a 1 dispute In Cirea be said that Japan occupied the position of arbitrator and would decide according t the merits of the evidence Viscount Hayashl continuing said It wa the duty of the central govern inent to convene tic interests of Ja l panese subjects resident In other coun tries by preventing a further exodus of their countrymen whloi might ba rrejudicial to those air idy remitting abroad and the lestrlctlons therefora Would be extremely rigid CUT CLEARINGHOUSE STAMP Prrpltt tit Inn 2Thie Ill tsbur cearneHti e Cninintteo made offi cial annnuncnent lodaj fiat t is no longer nop ary ti samp checks pay able nilv through the Plttsburg Clear ngH Whir U itne Without a Tlano We Have On Hand at Present ri some very choice bargains In flrstclal Pianos from a variety of prominent maker They are brautlfui Instrument all through and scientifically con structed Musicians pronounce them perfect In touh tone ad expression From 7500 Upward on Miry terms nf pivmcnts WISE PIANO CO 17 East 125th St Pet ith A Mulon ms Oin cvcnlncf SPECIL FOR 11118 SY Fig Cream I A Cuts Pound 10c Chocolate Rasipbeny I9c Jelly Pound C Chocolate Cream Walnuts Pound 25c iiUK HUM Stole open exery evening mull It click Vi lcl i Cro iirchnsr of one dollar itil user lie wet n Hal fry nnlauoii triv t gl 54BARCL4yST IIhliI 5 coffwcsranA nAA74t29 COKTLANOfSt I vv COR CHURCH ST VI I 01li Kiiiy Kvinlnc Intll 11 oclock Uraud Rapid Furniture CAKllid CICIHKlUY LASHS Iicri itrs uriiDivr jpr svrnrTiiixn roil nonsiKiKPrNO STmIiI ltnn Apptlrnltnn 11flL 75 Worth 750 Down 150 Week 100 1000 200 iso i5oo 225 200 2000 250 300 3000 350 Our Teruu Applr Alto to New Tvrk Hlul New Jcncy Irnnvlvanla 5b arbiuctts Rued Inland nail Cunncctl mt ALlEN tltCl ClItAY Nrw nsntIrstrers i IIIIA iiiaia viill IIP ilrn la th Ilixudiie rtrillin of heat MuniUjK Varld IIe its inuiiU h 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I I p 1 JfA Jk iu a J i V JI 0 iJ f if 1 r 215POUND MAN I CATAPULTS fOR 75 FEET UNHURT It Flung by Snapping Electric Wire Pole Lineman Has Good Luck THROWN INTO BIG TREE Clark Crashes Through the Branches and Refuses Whis key on the Ground Kmmett Clark welsh Iir pounds Is thirtyfive years old and agile as a cat Ho has to be to attend his ilutlei ai lineman In the lironx for u big light ing company Yet with all his agility ho escaped death todav by the narrow est possible margin Ho was nt work on the branching I arms of an eightyfoot telegraph pole I near Brook avenue on One Hundred i and Sixtyfourth street when the bas e of the polo cnappeil Ho was fpllclng I a wire on the end of a orosstree when he heard the polo xnnp and felt It fall In ff ffUeforo Ueforo he could untangle hi feet from between the network of wires the rm of the pole snapped and hurled him Into space Luckily he was tnrown In such a manner as to strike Into tho topmost branches of a great tree 111 The tree was wonderfully garlanded with Ico and snow and breathless watchers below saw the big man strike i the tree and vanish from sight In a I burst of powdery spray But he dis appeared for only an Instant coming I Into view again In the lower branches which broke and snapped bcneUh his weght like pipestems i Seventyfive Foot Dive I Down he plunged through the Ice coated tree branches for seventyfive teet finally to dive out of the bottom most branch Into a heap of snow with both hand outstretched to avo him elf A liaif dozen men rushed up to him and were astounded to see hm dagger to his feet wincing n little with pain and nurtmr his left wrist One considerate jiafsurbv rushod Into a saloin and ramn out bearing a gliss of whKUjy Clark Mruclt it from h in and said While t thank you I havent touched r t stuff for ten yearx and Usnt Intend to now It was evident that he was feeIng pretty shaky nevertnleNs md mi am bulnnce wa brought from Ibanon Hospital The lineman consented to nCCoiiiin tlU surgeon to have Ills fractured wrist attended That was his only Injury and after It was dresicd ho want to his home at No 370 last One Hundred and TMrtyflfth street I SOLVE FUEL PROBLEM FOR I TUGS ON LONG VOYAGE PllllAlKMIHA Jan 25 A novel method has been adopted to get tu now tuga Hcioiile and UoIIath built at Cini tleu X I to San Kraiulsco without having them stop on tile ay f fuel They ire oil burners and as thete are I no fuel oil supplies to be had after leaving the Atlantic coast until the ves sels reach California the question of I having a sutllclent amount Of oil on I hand was one of the hKhest Importance Uonsiiiueiuly It was decided that when I the tugs leave Camden tomorrow for i San Krincisco the Hercules shall tow ti Goliath The latter has been om i vert ell tmo n bulk barge temporarily I an l has been Illled with fuel oil This will fcuppl the Hercules when her own j supply becomes iM justed Tho tugs were built for the Shipowners and Her chants Tug Company of San Kranclsio nnd are each 131 feet long I BELLES DINE AT THE PLAZA 3ll x Anltll Slpvtiirt 11m env lu i Iotv nf Her Imiim rleinlti i A hrlllant llttlo iinnei1 wns given at j the Plaza last night by Miss Anita Stewart to somo of her Intimate friends As Mrs James Henrv Smith who is Mlsa Stewarts mother U btlll In m uir I in i the duties of chaperon wero dole 1 gated to Mrs Anthony Drexel and Mis Oliver II a Ill III a II Among the ladles pre ent were MIsi Mnrgarttta Dieel Mls Mildred Carter Miss Han let Ilallev MIMS KhelnUinde Stewart MNs I elin MISS 1earon Miss I Haker and Miss Marjorlo Gould llobart I Glllesiile VoitIiltiKton Vhltehouse t01 Hon Hugo Astley nnd T riuifern Taller were aniniii tio uiustb Thn dlmier was served at a specially I decorated taie In tho middle of the large dining hall The guests finished the evening wlli n theatre imrtv 9 I EXPLORER WALLACE HEADS I HERE AFTER MEXICO TOUR SAN FUANCISCO I an 23Dillon Wallace the explorer and writer tho man who iiuled the dead body of the leader of the Hubbard expedition In Labrador mile on his shoulders Juis Just returned from a Journey through Mexico lie left hist night for New York and It Is his Intention to return to tho eoast next spilng to explore In further tho northern and soiithorn part of Mexico e SOLD QUEEN ALEXANDRAS MINIATURES FOR 10 XX3NDON Inn Lpnnanl Phlllll i was charged in n police cuurt hero to day with tho theft of the threii inlnli turwa belonging lo Quein Alexindri which worn stolen recently from tho studio of her engraver in London and which ere rtcocro l last IIIht rhlllli who N a young man w is ftpprchendwl hv tlii aid of u anon Itwper to whom ho cold the pteuiieB for Jin Tliey nio worth JICW It I A VnlU llrrnm nlll do ilven In Ibe i fllCtlllne Si lien in Iteit SiiiuliitM nrtd IMnnn iniiolr l r nrniiiKPiiirnt nllb I lie f puhlUhrr nnd utTiirri of perfnrnilni wtall Autborlied r tpyrlcbted uiunlc ant Baadayt WorUl tad j IWDMANS BODY fROlfN TO MUD AT KILL VON KULL i 5hc Had Probably Drowned Herself After Piling Up Her Uraps IDENTITY A M STERY I I Suicide Vas Apparently Forty I Five Years Old Clothing of Good Quality I From a point on Johnsons Pier nt I t o foot of Pt NIeholni avenue Port Itlchmond Staten 1land Kdward Ford saw today the bod of a woman frozen to the mud on the banks of the Kill von Knll He called a policeman who notified Coroner Cahlll and tho body was carried to a huusc on the pier It was that of a woman about forty five yenrs old and from surrounding clrrunitincs It appears that she com mitted Jiilcldjo at high tide last night On the pier plied In a neat heap were i a grav fur muff a gray fur stole a pilr of gray gloves n godheadel um brella and a brown leather pockelbook contatilng two thimbles and a short I lead pencil At Hood tide thero Is sufficient water around the pier to dronn any one Jump Ing or falling Into It Tie Indications arc that the woman throw herself Into the water and that her clothing frreez Ing to tho mud on the beach held the body as the tldo receded I She was 5 feet 2 Inches In height and wnlghed about 150 pounds Her eye were blue and her dark hair was mixed with gray Her clothing was of good quality It comprised a blue skirt a green silk shirtwaist two black knttteid underskirts gray woollen undcrweir and a black hat trimmed with green ribbon Thcro wero no cards or papers In the pocketbook and no marks on the clothing SLOT GAS MHfR I OVfRCOMfS I O I AS THY SLEEP 4 Tenant Who Shares Expense Starts Flow Unaware of Open Heater Icnl and August Mitchell eighteen und sixteen yean old were taken from their nome at No 357 Meserolo street Wllllannburff to tho St Catherine Hua lta today dying from gas poi soning The tragedy nA t result of accident a peculiar The bovw live with their brother William and his wife In an apartment oi the third lloor With the family of Iiinn OConnor on the floor below they shared a slotmachine gas meter When the gas ran out the families alternate ly deposited a quarter In the meter The two bo s went to a theatre last nlglit returning after their brother their slslerinla and their little niece wire asleep II fore going to bed they I jr ted a small KIS meter In their room and left It burnlnr At 4 oclock this morning John OCon nor who works at night cpmo home When ho endeavored to light tho gas he found that the supply wai cut off The meter had automatically turned It off In both his apartment and that i of the Mitchells He deposited a quar tr In the gas meter and the now ot a returned An hour later William Mitchell was awakened by his little girl crying Get ting up lie found his bedroom llllcd with gas mil his wife suffocating He opened a window and hurried into the room occupied by bis brothers They wero both uncotiscloui and the sur geon who arrived from St Catherines Hospital could not revive them They were taken to the hospital still unconpclous and past aid the surgeon thought E STANDARD OIL MAY BE FINED 42000000 MORE BiSjjest Oil Trial Vet Set in Chi cago for April CrJudge Lan dis Refuses to Preside CHICAGO Inn ShHho Ilethea In the United States District Court has set tha trial ol the Standard Oil Com I pany of Indiana on the charge of ac cepting conce l HIS from the Clileafo mil HaslTn Illinois lUIroud on vlup inunla of cl from AVMIIng Ind to KNinsvllle JIll I lor April 6 Tho cjfco was originally set for trial Infoie Judge LTIIKII sno declined to I hear It and It wns transicrred to the n la or Jmlgii Ilethea It Is a I larger ae than that Involving the CliiMK 11111 Alton tlalluatl which was tried before ludgo InmllH and In whirli a line uf more than f9XOOiW wns Impiurd on the Stan lard Oil Com I pany The Knitern Illinois cane In cludes 21it i omits and under them n maximum lino nf JI2 twftin Is possible MANY ORPHANS IN PERIL I1WRM Ma Jan 2SFlre late last night destroyed a portion of tho garage of tho lowell Automobile Cor poration nnd a half dozen expensive cars Tho losn la tZCOO For a time It wai feared that tho i lxtyolght children In St Ietcra Or phanage near by were In danger and they were hurried from their beds and iLvemhled In tho chapM A panic was averted by tho cool action of the sIster Tii orphmnaji wiu not 4 I I I Kissers and Kissees Heres THE Kiss It Is II Clocked ai fortyfive Seconds From Clinch to Breakaway 0 Edward Johnson and Sophie I 1 Brandt Smash Records in A Waltz ircain I LOUISE AN ALSO RAN i i This Is a Bon lire in Tropics Beside All Seekers for Labial Fame Nineteen hundred an1 eight promises to KO whizzing down the echoing cor ridors of time tn Kiss Yosr Tieres another In town Another I Kiss no not another Kiss but THE Kiss Fortyfive iwcondi from clinch to breakaway Fort lIveCollnt em fortyrivet Valtz Dream Is tho vehicle The scene Is the Broadway Theatre The kisser Is ICdward Johnson Tho klssee li Sophie Brandt Scarce a fort it ngo this taia old country from Maine to Oregon from Skaneateles to Pompton N J throbbed and sizzled with tidings of the Ixiulso Ins Mnry Harden and Dal mores brought that ne from Paris smuggled It safely through the Custom House and turned It loose on the Man hattan Oi cra House stage It lasted tw ityflvu seconds and made the old tlmo NothersoleEmmu Abbott klses look like a rich aunts salute to a poor relitlon I Bonfire In the Tropic I But the Waltz Dream kiss has snt the Louise osculation icrecohlng up the Tree of Oblivion Compared to the common or Mary Garden smack the Uallz Dream affair Is as a bonfire In the tropics compared to an effort to grind Ice cream at the North Polo Nothing to It Its the rara avis ne I plus ultra mans size Kiss of tn cen tury Antony and Cleopatra Peridot and Apula Abelard and Helolse Chuck Connors and the Ragall the famous llpcllnchers of song and story fad before It lirres how t happens Edward Johnson who used to bo an oratorio tenor plays Lieut Nlltl In A I Waltz Dream He marries a princess geu tired of the Job and quits Then ho starts on an affinity hunt and beforo hoV tramped half a uay he run across Pophle Brandt who plays Krnnzl the leader or leaderlne o a Viennese ladle Orchestra NIkl Is shy as becomes a tenor who has hitherto ben wont to sing only such Comfort Ye and Hallelu hoi cnes BJ oratorio mem jab But he finally puts ories ont of hla mind and get within clinching distance of Franzl Feint Then Action Then there II a feint a blocked swing a clinch and The Klas Is onl From the very start th r Ighted spectator can tee theres going chostesaluteonthebrow to be no or reverentialpressure business This is the real thing The coy ten sheet of a plaster acltv of a porous flypaper and a rent collector are blended In Its Impact Languorous dreamy ecstatic time illvlneand Heforoa Cupid le pl lag never calls for a break A dense hush overspreads the audience the fitful bub ence no sound save bling of the rjulrksllver against the top of the engineers thermometer To iiuote the old Christmas tale Out side tho winds howl but within all Is coBlly warm Very very cosily warm Cosily tropical In spots And thus for fortyfive heavenly seconds the Kiss continues An unim pressionable youth upstairs murmurs Mmm He Is frowned on This la no time nor occasion for Idle Jest The rallblrds are clocking the perfor mers A graybearded man In a French high hat and with a Tetrazlnnl con tract sticking out of his coat tall pocket scowls hopelessly glances furtively at a photo of Mary Garden and sighs Shell never mnka the weight Then with a lon dran asp as of one awakening from dreams of robbing the SubTreasury tho audience cornea back to life The Klas Is over Thats all No It Isnt either Theres a Soul Kiss In tho oftlng If that can keep llui pace next ycaii building laws may call for musical comedies to be per formed In fireproof safes And the tenor wno can kiss for endurance rather than speed will simply tear away contracts from the poor piker who can only do a tew chcnpskate atunti like singing up to high C Fortyfive seconds count emlSI et I RUSSIA WARNS TURKEY M CN Troupa to Hiiiiilinilxc Her Dlplumiitlc Utterance ST PKTEIISBUKO Jan ISHeneweJ representations by tho Russian Ajnbas suior at Constantinople have been I made necessary by the Turkish occupa I tlon of SuJ Bulak In Persia Large numbers of llusilan troops are being I moved from Titlls to tho frontier j An official of the Foreign Ministry said today that the Turks are playing with tire nnil unk 3i they desist Russia will be obliged to back up her reprusen tatlons l y a show of force I WASHINGTON JEWELLER DEAD WASHINGTON Jan 2S Normim tlrlt a promlenont JewelKr died nt his homo In this Ilty early today He wno I I fortyfour yeara old Mr Unit was widely known In commercial financial and charitable Institutions In tills city A Vnltz llrrnm will tx ulirn In llif MiiRiulm rrtliin nf nrit HundajA Vi rld Ilnnit iinihU Iy nrrnitKeturnt wllli Hit piiMMirr nni1 imnrrn nl pfrlnrinlnii rlclitw Aulli rliril enpjrlchtnl niuttc OriUr next Suudajt W rld laday 4 LUj 02Y I eP c RY6 P I a a 8 E RA2YP I Z ZrPDZ 1 eZe 8E04p ifr LEAGUE SHOWS ITS AID TO CONSUMfAS Mrs Frederick Nathan Reports on the Work of the Past Year At the seventh annual me tlng nf the i I Consumers League of the City of New I I York this afternoon In the Stuyvesant 1 Theatre Mrs Frederick Nathan the President told In her report of the work I done by tho league during the past year I toward alleviating tho conditions of labor as applied to women and children I and the dllllcultlea under which It was accomplished I I To help make Christmas time a time i of bapplness for everybody Instead of as It has tragically come to be a time I of miserable fatigue hardship and over work otr a great part of society has been a special work of the leasuo she said This year It was noticeable that largo firms In their advertising pre sented very forcibly the advantages of early shopping and announced chat their Christmas Roods were on silu earlier than ever beforo I A peela courtesy was shown to the League toy ono chain of candy stores In publicly acknowledging 011 efforts This pleco of cooperation Is much appie elated by the luigue which makes an honest effort to aid the ineivhams by considering the common Interests to bo served With more inb cooperation It Is believed that many tr lng condi tions wII1h now seem tnMparni from the con t of retail Undo enuld b greatly Improved Moreover the en forcement of the law providing that no ohlldreminde r sixteen yeais uf age shall work after 7 P M his had ti salutary effect In weeding out younger children from emploj nl in stores A discouraging fiei Is the declxlon of the Court of Aiwils of liie State of New York MiMtilnlng the order of the Appellate Division of the Ilrs oMri inent which divlired It imciiiixiitutioniii to prohlVdt the work of wonen In tar trrles afto P M and Ifi re li M Youiwt wonin l tween the mei of Ix 1 teen and twenty one tears aie slip prohibited from night work In factories lint It Is obi loiudy very ilirtlcillt for In sptvloro to i hs rve dlotinrtluns of age The propo ed exIiHilt to hoiv Mir evils of congestlon of p ipulatlon In our rty has Ivoen twlre iKistpuneil it now dellnltelv arringed to l hold nt the Muel n of Nalilril llhtorv nel March for two wcoks b glnnlng Mnrnh The rorrt cnvo Pure nre tii w ilvtv foitr Confimers leagues In twentytwo fltile of which nineteen ar Stntf Ifvigues The movonniii Ins nl o ipreml to foreign eountrles notibly Wanco and Swltzirtind CO wii T ri MS inIIACIIISf Krom Oriolxr In Ma hi arc l e mo i rmuwit nine of hnuln he IXATIV1 11HOMO OtIIStNIi runoiM call c u W Orov on BOX 5So STfAMfR DOOGfO TEN mm SPOUTS I Cecilia Had a Lively Time in i FiveMile Run After I Ocean Hurricane I PHllnDIIlIII Jan 2S Ten water rpouts encountered In the Gulf stream Impeded the progress of the Norwegian steamship Cecilia which has arrived here from Cartab ala by way of Turks Island The Cecilia was off the Caro t Unas last Friday when the hurricane which brought death and destruction swept up the coast IVjr twelve hours the vessel was buffeted about but sus tained no more damage than the loas ot a few deck movables In thu wake of uie hurricane came the wnlerMpoutti The first was sell on Uio starboard and Its flargo size brought terror to tho crow Tha cap tain evaded the spout only to find the vessel apparent getting In tho track of another rrom port to starloard over a course extending live miles the Cecilia was I steered until ten tugo spouts were eluded Q i YOUNG FARMER BLEW I OUT THE GAS IN ROOM He and His Father Rescued Un I consious and Both Proba I lily Will Recover I I Reaping gas from tho third floor of Millers Hotel Horden avenue Ixmu Island Cltv iiroti eil a clerk at J oelielt j todny With tlin furnace man ho i broke In thu door of a rosin occupied I by C A Keemp Ilftyllvo yeari old I and his ton I J Keemp twentylive 1 years old of lllcksville J J The mm I stretiIunl out nn the I 110m head ioard the dnor His hand allolo nir n id Ho was iincon 1011 UII tho III Ih r1 I I alo lnoI 10 flI the 11Ir rnll IIn1 two lndI wer callI I 1alh1 nll WIO t1len nt 10 HI Jhn I I wo mended the men stated that both 11 1 rowr Tlia police lilleve that the ynunc min idoiv out tin gas us he retired Lut nlht ll fb T ai retlril vome ho irs before lilii Tlie Keemps nru juvperiii fnnners COMPLAINS TO MRS EDDY Kridirlek 1 Min ev geri s e tiV of the Ameriiin ivibhal i tnVin Hieiur sent a letter to Mr li l rnt IUlJ 1000dllI ier 1111 i day In moving on thin day from Con cord N H to Urookllne Maaj l Oh h DOG COPS IKE i ION GOOD FIRST NIGHT 01 HER joe o Given Practical Tests in Park vile District Brooklyn On Regular Duly Now The doc cop are on tho Job When Max Jim Noirt and Donna went oft duty early toOny Lieut Wnkclleld ex pressed satisfaction over tho manner m wlnrli New VorKx first pdlco squad of i ninnii ijiiUt1 Itolf laI nno if tho lirlqlitct or the 11 nnn iiiialmldalili liind nt hiuni She 1 Iho pniud imtliiT of iiMn ynuni cops who will be went thiviiigii the triinlng sproul i soon a mature Tho 1ollce Department nlllilnls have SITU lndy tutu of oongrittilatlons for tho Ne York priiinutvM ot t i dot poIJc force will now 11 able to drill i the dogs fiom iljilr enrllOHt stages Tho llelglan wolfhiinnds PIT given i n real tryout n tin IirUvlllv pioclnrl between lrn pcri 1afk nnd Ioney Island MiiiTIl nnil blinki HO i n h st iitol nut in cl urge of a J A MtKii Innios l y Mil liiel NIculMin and John MI 11 sv iiKlni to the other uml of ihu I liashes Lieut Wakillild In plain dm lies fir1 levu d ilutn by strlkliiK 1 patrol nun nhuni tlnv aio taught to defend Tie llinitiMi lIut wap pleasisl wlun In v nn ktioiikiil Into 1 moxv It ink bv NOIJ Thn Inspfitur Ilarklnn nnl Actlnu iptiln FiinsMn o the Irivoiiil In plain olotlio nnt Iuilrrman NUiii lon on lcan Iaikway ml pr tcndeil tn striki him Dunni pullpil aWilY iuin rhi otllcer and nuicUly tripied liTpTtor llirktnr then running hitien Ilinfttnns legs upiit him Tin illlrers nl oy1 It oven ttiunili their nil HH DII i sllpiiery pivimiiit Inspector Iliuliins trlid concealing hltniIf In a Ihlukct nnil vhin Iiinna n liawh got ultliln txwnty feet uf him slung u sack ovor ni back and ran nit w ai ivirtakiii Mitt caught within u block Another JrtleiT had a Flmlhir epjrl enre In trying to escipi from i vacant house In Webster avenue with a icl ageThe The dogs will bu worked tnnlKlit from 10 until 3 tomorrow morning They are restrained by leashes at present but will be nlliiwed to go ftee when they learn Uie prerlnct Tin unlfonn of the dog siiiad Is a waim blinkit with I D work 1 In the iHiltum i ft h mil corner Stcamhcited dog houses In tho rear of the stutlonhnusix have liten provided for them DOG DIES IN FLAMES AFTER SAVING HOUSEHOLD rRKAT HAIUIINOTUN Ias lnn 2S A pet dog Jumping upon Ilin bed of l tin 1C Iell early today awakened the man barely In time for him to escape with hli son and two servants from a file that was sweeping the house Ilolcrt Clark a guest was rescued alter hu had ncurly been overcuniu j Hiioke by Mr 1ell who had to creep over tho roof to reach a wndow of Mr Clarks room iipproaih within the house having tell cut off Tliero iis no time for the Impurllled ersons tu diwss and they suiTVied greatly utter esraplng from the Millding as the thermometer stood at about zero The house uilued nt JT and Mr Pells furniture and a collection of curios valued at firiilnO were destroyed Tho dog ivhlcli aroused his master pcrlsheil GEORGE G HAVEN BETTER Irendelit uf Me riiii ll tun Operu CD Able ii lcatr Ilin Home George G Haven president of the Metropolitan Opera and Heal Kstate Company of Xu 14 Kast Thirtyninth streut was oblo to be out todiy for tho first time In several days It had been reported that Mr Haven was suffering from an attack of pneu monia but this wai nn error Ho hnd a Flight attack of grip but has now almost entirely recovered SISTERS Unuld ot Alloiv CulT ed It doesnt take very lonpr only long j onoiiph to get woll away from tin bail cffocts of raffolnr the ilrtig in Coffee and a little while for Postnm to commence tonlris up thi nerves and your reformed coffee drinker will licRln to imt on flesh and show an Improved condition generally An Indiana man says I knew for a IOIIK timo that coffee was running my system down Tor the last live years I nave been trou bled with my stomach hit dldnl seem able to qui coffee Finally 11 took down sick ant my doctor told I mo to stop coffee I tried milk and hot vater but I got tlrod of both About that time while on a visit to my cousin she I recommended 1ostiim claiming tht It had done so much for her I She wan looking stouter and was not at all ncrvou while I was shaking I the least excitement Her husband ing at lxclemenl lel his band told mo that the sisters at th hospital where he worked used Pos turn nnil wouldnt allow any coffto to bo used I camo home and began usln Postum and in a few days notice1 itnprovenictr bich continued utr1 now 1 must say hal I am IIltl tine Tho mure 1 drink Postum the bettor I llku Ii I make I aecordlir in directions on the package whiei gives It Its 01 rich taste I liavt thanked my cousin man times for telling me about Imuitr fO It bas dune great good to m nervia and wlmle system Ilefuro quit coltee and began to use Jostm i 1 was troubled with toothache nil heuVnbe besldi be sieadv nit pii of stomach tumble Nov I 1 lon of them Thees a 1 irn Name chen 1 1nstiim tn Jf Creek Mlb Kcad the book Tho Koad to Wellvllle In pkes I ctrrcAcu INVAIJD I Wit IJ AJPJ1UJ I FUtM l SJIS HR I a 1 AL7l OJ I Nt TtR ff PACT VvlTH fRI r Ct JS SIGNfU BY HOOT o Ambassador Jusserand Also Puts Signature to Agreement for Minimum Rate VASI HVlVON Jan Socrutiiry Knot and Amlusiador Justriml signed tle lranioAincrlenn re Iproclty arrangement drawn under bccttjn 3 of the Ulngluy 11 The agreement concede to France nn abatement of JO per cent In the duties I oil ipngne and sfarkllng vines Im ported Into Amiiei ior Its own part the Freirh o eminent eonllrms ihe iiilnlinum tarllT rate now accorded to AiiiiTletin preliiits Irovlslon nNo U made fir tho ap pointment of a eommlHslo i of thnc uienibeis on i ueli side to consider and epjrt upon o 1 le nniendmontx to tho existing trado legttlatlmH In both France and Am 1 to fa llt lie e x haiiges Were the finest biscuit cake Iiotbrcads crusTs or puddings are required i indispensable POFder I Absolutely Pur Not only for rich or fine food or for special time or service Royal is equally valuable in the preparation of plain substantial I cvcryday foods for all occasions i sions I makes the food more nutritious nnd wholesome tasty nutrtious somc I o ONE PRIGs Gash or Credit Flne t ctrik In rt I nc slrlelly incident i no einiilryer refeiiiiie remilrot T er VT in ritpin n n II li Maiden Lnne Branch Si Pulton sit llnwklyn Grea Sacrifice FURNITURE 13 ACTUAL COST 103 East 78lh St IIH i lI nJt 111 lalnnv IMilir Mil 11 irlh Jll nuuliki hav Ii IH liivt ui worth Jill riniiiliiH 11r hair H TirKL ttni fi anl ti lUlnioer f other irtlrli CJrin nntrtunltv t fart j I l llng I nnv time till J 79th nr Dr Wernefs POWDER 1 t 1 FALSE TEETH fi MiLfi Loot Dropping WoblilinjTorturinj Kalif ffrJ X Teetli fit perfectly light it r the first application r t r Cures Sore GURU J J Makei Ulel sweet Out u ai UIK I cr n tt H II I m r Ilinill IWJt S Plfc Wrn 1 1nlnl f I 11 I I If you want your himess become ths tilk of the town te I abcut It through a World Want I Ad VALID RlfifH MISSING HfRE Salmonson QuiUed Sick Bed in Chicago and Is Be ing Sought Ti nollcn of tH city to div r mkel hv HIP Chlrnsn nirholl lei to end nut a general alarm nncl xnrch for Axe 1 II Silnv it ni the son rf M I I lon 01 head o II Marinst II Ins Unrein In hliso who Hod mm his home n week ago while delirious from Illness Til missing mat H thirtyfour years old nn l a prominent irember of th Masonic onlor In CiiUaKo Ho lived with his father ami mother at No 111 Xewiranl nvrnm1 Iturrs Park In the suburbs of Chicago when IP man aged tc elude ilio vigilime of a nurjo to deas all irt nwny froii Hie huui o carrylne a email trip 1 itn tho alii of the newpTpirs It was earned that ho hoarded a train for tills soon nfler he dlsappjjred from the ise anil a ma mimverlng Ilia da rlp im was In tliu railroad depot it Voe nwken the following iliy H Is be evcd Unit lie U nol here and In hll IlUered condition of mind hl family i I friends fear for his ifety The Misnis of this city are actively iSged In the search for Mr Salmon nn ami they have appiniled to The Kve irng V iriil to all thorn In their efforts lev ird of W has been offered by the nfi f ran Information thit will lead ro 1orr of hl son where Tinilt The missing lan Is described a of dirk pmiipliiin o feet 7 lnrhe high and weigh I tiboilt KO pounds lilt clothing consisted of n bine serge coat and ivnlstc at ilarc Mrlpid trou erH a tan and gieen ctrlped chocked shirt a pepper and salt criivenetle ooit and black derby hut An Uncomfortable Pinch is Impossible when the Harris Suction Clip is worn It nuKls securely too fit 1 In your glasses f r 35 Cents I Jtj OCULISTS AND OPTICIAN f4 East 22rt t nenr ouitV Ae 54 Vo3t 125tl I ncnr Lcnor Avc 442 ColumbuAoCI 82cn 489 FultonSt D nOppA l 5 DYSPEPSIA JC JI II i i itsssu M i v York says Fur vears I hac been troubled with rheiiiuatisni and dyspii sia nnd I concluded to try your pill I Immediately found great red froi their use I feel like a new man sin I commenced tkins them The dys pepsia has let me and my rheumatism Is Rone cut rely adwaY R Pills cures all disorder of the Stomach Liver Bowels Kidneys Bladder Dizzi ness Costivcncss Pies Sick Headache Female Complaints Biliousness Iid sestion Constipation and ail Disorders of the Liver 25c a box At druggists or by mail KADWAY CO 52 Lafayette St N Y SLIP COVERS Direct from the Mnnufacturer 5 PIECES 5 4 Tie bft nelglan Uima nllonlnif JO ynnln rfret f cuiMntec1 1honn or ilrnp tis a poMil aivl an rxpcrlencel upholsterer will rail with Bample nnil Mk nipasuremenls UPHOLSTERY CO IRIt H it SUd Sit Dnt 1th anJ 7lh nvn Tel J731 Con Parlor Suits rtp lTl holt tereil at Ixlwcat Prler The Son o of the J Im a very pood pump Of a very old make j Every few minutes Some one comes to take I vay a pail of water Jack or 1111 or nob I And rest assured that I am I lwis on fit Job Theres nothint else quite like me I In these or other haunts I rxcept World advertisements hen it comes to fillmj wants I Hut to World Ads 1 ilntf my cap ro I can ive hIt water I While World Uls yield most I anvllim Tn itlir vitlii I cii lintrhter 1405032 I 2 V 2Y47 1 More Than 4 The UtnJd f ThcWorii Is First AIIOlhcrsFolIow I

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r7 4 I THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY JANT7ARY28 1908 I I RUNAWAY PiANO MAKES HAVOC IN 1 SHlpS SALOON Instrument Sweeps Cabin Dur

ing Storm as Passengers Pray for Life Victor Hugos thrilling description of the havoc wrought by n cannon loose J on the deck of a ship In a storm was v effectively recalled to the minds of some passenger on the steamship Dunattor Caetle bound from the Isthmus of Pan i ama to New York Sunday night In the height of a gale that whli cd the ship about like a bubble the piano In the music room broke from Its fasten ings nnd started on a tour of erratic obstruction Nearly nil the passengers thrown from their beds by the action of the waves had dressed and made their way to the murfc room Among them were nine women and four children 7 Three of the women were on their knees praying when the piano lurched from Its position against the wall nnd skidded across the room It brought up against the opposite wnll with n terrf Jar The strings hummed from the Im g pact t There was a wild rush of passengers it for tho doors as the ship heading into a wave rose forward and the piano rtarted on another plunge diagonally across the room For several minutes the heavy In strument danced about like a thing alive At times It seemed that the piano would go clear through the sldo of the room out over the decks and Into the sea Half a dozen members of the rew aided by a few paengers played n dangerous same of tag with It They finally jammed It Into a cor ner and secured It with ropes The Dunnator Castle had fair fwrather on the voyage south until Sunday when a gal from the south west overtook her Late Sunday night the wind shifted to the northwest forming a heavy cross sea which threw the stout thlp about In a most alarm Ing manner Capt Culverhlll was un able to reassure the passengers all of whom were physically 111 The gale continued until late veitor day afternoon and all of last night as the vessel drew near to New York i ehe encountered high It seas nas n sick but thankful lot of passengers that hurried ashore when she docked I today That none of the passengers wag Ihurt bv the runaway piano Is con M I red miraculous by those who vcut through the experience A piano that got loose on a Mallorv liner under sim I ilar circumstances on one occasion wrought so much havoc that pianos have not been ulloived aboard those hips since DEADMHEN1XRITOF DISPOSSSS CAME I Some Say Broken Heart Killed i I Man Ordered From House in Which He Lived 72 Years NEWARK N J Jan 2iAfter liv ing in the same house for eventy two I years Simuel Hall of No 13 Governor I Ptreet died there last night alone nnd It was not until today when a lis possess notice was about to be served upon him that the fact or his dcnti became known Those who know the old mnn sax he died from a broken V heart brought on bv worry over fie F fact that he was about to lose his old home Saventytwo years ago Hall was born in Ihe llllle house at the address r glen His relatives died and then he married and about two years ago his wife passed away and since then he had been practically living the life of I e hermit Recently the property was I sow and a big building Is to he ere td i on the site and that Is how the Us I possosa notice came to be sened ui Hall The preliminary notice was ferved one day last wetk and that is S tho last time ho nns seen alive I A doctor who wa called in this I morning said Hall died last nIght or I this morning and that heart failure was the cause 1 CHARGES SECRETARY WITH STEALING 1000 I Sought to Conceal t by Falsifying a Checkbook It is Said The second case of a woman cmbez Bier to enuaLo the attention of a City Magistrate In two days was that of JIary loffait who was arraigned In Centre Street Court today before Mag istrate Butts She lives at No 1160 riclHc street Hrooklyn and up to a short time HBO was the confidential ee retury of Min Florence Colgate of Xo M Hast flfiy evcntJi alien I DotPitlvu Hunter of the DlMrictAt torne 8 staff urrsud Miss Moffitt isst nlKiil mi oumplulnt ut lIdS Col gate In cnjrt iodi Hunter made a i hort II tfhla Ill iharKliiK illas Moffut With stealinK over 5t J from ilis Cot atc mid neeliliiK I i coned her theft foc ty falnfylnK a oheck ink At tho mines of th dot cllve ihiss Sloffali ttai timiiilltcil in tio Tomhj until tomorrow inornitis Mrs Colsate TV III then uppeir prrsmillj in oouri as complainant again her femur SO retary j SEAS DAMAGE STEAMER ST Mil Hill S Jm S rI Purl II tese sirair 1f ulii i MI Xin Tork 1 n i im I i MI e her 1 1 i ii 1 i nt revere wejiher on lP V I I BO decks e erc 8WIt by lilnh wanso biuu ear ned away and iteerlns sear disabled ARREST WOMAN i I IN LAIR BURGLARS LEDSLEUTHS TO I Three Men With Packages I I Trailed Room Full of It Loot Found I Three men carrying heavy bundles along the iowery neir Klirhth street I attracted the attention of Detective Connors and Short of the Fifth stree j station today and they followed I lie trio Within a few nitiuuute f earl other the men entered a house on Se ond street near Second avenue and Connor and Short slipped In after the last nina The man went Into a room on the top floor and closed the door The fvtco the listened a moment and then burst Ing open the door they drew their re volvers and ordered every one In the room live men and a woman to nil Into the hallway The room fas flllel with parcels of a kind There were spools of silk na ists skirts furs and cloaks and although all I mark had been carefully removed Con I nor found a tag on the floor which bore the name Llttenberg Cohen The detectives marched their pris I oner to the static house where they I learned that the Mercer street police nero Investigating a complaint of Lit I tenberg Cohen manufacturers at Xo 10 Kast Eighth street that their place was n W ed last night Mr Llttenberg Identified jWO of the stuff as theirs The prisoners were taken before Mag istrate Droege In the Yorkvllle Cosrt where thpy said they were William and Hle Stelno of No 15 Stanton street Charles Lublno nineteen years old of No S2 Chrystle street Michael Grrccl nineteen ears old of No 2 Stanton street Michael Oldo eighteen years old of No 201 Wen One Hndred and Kortyforrth street Frank Alfredo twentyone years old of No 443 West Thirtysixth street Magistrate Doege held them In Jl01 tail each for examination TWO SLEUTHS SAVE DOCTOR FROM DEATH In Ambulance Vith Bit Not in Runaway Horses Mouth Dr David Wilson or the S H Smith Inflrinar nt New Urlghton S I had a nrrrow csape from death today and owes his life to the prompt action of Detectives OHanlon and McCabe A call for the ambulance came In while the driver was away and Dr Wlrtp harnessed the big bay horse t tile vehicle and started for Stapleton He had neglected to put the bit In the animals mouth He was given th wildest ride of his lle until he got to Warhlnjrton Park He was unaile to check the spee1 or the horse anti felt every minute he would be killed Standing nt Hay street I and Water were the two detoctlvei and Dr Wilson yelled to them to stop the horse Heedless of danger the Iwo officers pprang at the horses head and after being dragged a bock brought the hirse to a standstill The bit was plnred In the horses mouth and Dr Wilson conUnueU on his way to the elation BAD BOY OF 70 CUT OFF WITH 5 BY FATHER OF 93 Whereupon He Sues Alleging Un due Influence on the Part of His Sister Because Samuel Marcos father i Nathan Marco a retired merchant cut him off with a bequest of only S 3 on account of his unllllal conduct since childhood which went so far that ho even sold the portrait of his mother and myself for 6 cents Sanucl ion tested the will before Surrogate 3xX with today The wIll was made on AUK IT and Nathan Marco died thlrt elBht duvs later He was nlnetythrea years old rind Samuel the bad buy is seventy He left an estate of 33O SamuI was also forMdden by his dis pleased father rim nttendtnK his fun I eral and ho charged that his slater Minnie Kalmut had unduly Inlluenccd theli father against him Mrs Kalmus died a month after her fathers death Slij was the chief lega tee and when he made H will he also I made a note of SjO in her favor say ing that he oed her tHat amount Vlifc will and note were left wit 11 lien I jil hit lI Kainuu eon ut Mlnnli a furnl I luturu tAMlir if N u 103 U i d unc Hun dieJ anil Twvntyllflh street Tno Itev David Cilin a rahhl was one of the witnesses to the will He Uglified that Natlmn Marco hud nlr own munumcnt elected threw years IIP for his death The iitlibl said tie 11 man lim never snd nnvtliln ij nm iiiiuut Nnlliana ii is riep t t fit I I real nien I Niillian was poidni at tne leit ra t n of his ralner iiioiiumen III the iil Ken tleiiiiinn presence Itort itt tItd1lbcit hat of No vz Kellir aMJiiue Bronx also witnessed tlie will anti testllled that th CBIlunarian ua perfectly sane In mind and that the iiM innn said I want lo disinherit Pamufl I lsln wits reserved l GIRL SECRETARY GETS UNCLE OHARAS 50000 I WASHINGTON Jan MMU Annie I lvman II r ntibei girl nereinr t Jolin v r ljul Ilepreseitn cs 1Iitt r u l 1 iufcr in i la flulint V tin uule i ttiiu ttttt tcU In t u a MeiJi In and lea t tog an estate north fAuOO and that her hure will be 4 I occ u u husbandand Wife Between JbemHa Celebrated Five Wooden Weddings r h O2at3icPa Ch7dre Prosper Has Had Three Wives and His Wife Two Husbands WORCESTER Mass Jan 2S Abram Iosper n ret red business man of Kiskdale Mass formerly of White hall N V and his wife have rather an unusual claim to distinction for on Sunday they celebrated their wooden weddns It being te third time Pros per had celebrated the anniversary and the second time his wife had been one of the parties to such an affair Mr Prosper was married for the third time on Jan 19 lin3 to Mrs DMa Hinchley of Worcester He was lu ain in Whitehall X Y tynlne year ago When he was tnentytwo years old he married Miss Frances Suttle of that place She was only fourteen years oK When she was nineteen she died a short time after she and her husband had celebrated their wooden weddIng After his wifes death Prosper re moved to Montpeller Vt where he fell In love with and made foul eenear old Rosamond Young hU wife Tey lived happily for thirtyfour years 1 when Mrs Prosper died In 1WJ Prosper made Mrs Hinchley his wife and they have just celebrued their wooden wedding which makes the third for Prosper and the second for his wife Mrs Prosper then Della Hedge mar i ried Walter Hinchley of Worcester In IMfi Hinchley lived to celebrate his wooden wedding and died soon after ward 1 have twelve children living said Prosper and five are dead making a total of seventeen children Seven arc at home with me the rest having mar ried 1 have one rlne husky little and I President floot2 b iby boy guess I veils race suicide cap dont Ct me even If 1 am past the chloroforming age

BULL TERRIER TOO FIERCE u IN RESCUE Rushing to the Defense of His Lit tle Mistress He Lacerates Two Children anJ Their Mother Tip a bull terrier belonging to ry Waldron ied ten ot X 1IJ West Hud avenue thought to defend his little mistress when she antI Jennie Cannata ased tili iverr luarelllnir over Un fence that separates the roots of NOI 14J und m last tvenii Tip sprung over the fence and caught the Canmita girlH telL leg tearing Oft the gaiter and shoe and lacunitlnK the flesh Mrs Cunnata kicked at the dog whIch sprang on her sinking Its teeth Into her right foot Katie six years old a second daughter ran out with a poker and Tip sprang at her biting throjsfh her Idt hand Mary Waldnn was thrown Into con vusions by fright IJ50i ARM DEPOT LFRiSCL Largest in the Country Will Have Many Buildings and Wharves I SAN FRANCISCO Jan SThl Fed I eral authorities have taken definite steps to secure a site here for the big gest United States Army depot In the II country H Is tu be u u I im the existing nrmv reservation at Fort i Mason and then run northerly on inn I at present nubmerged This submergeil land is owned bv the Dore famllv of this city and Mrs Hermann Oelrlchs and her sister Mrs William K Vun derblll Jr of New York The land Is to be condemned In the United States Circuit Court Assllant United suites DistrlotAtiorney Clark perfected a suit for that purpose yes terday Congress has already appro priated lliO JO to pay for the site and filling In tho sutJln TIed section Outside the price or the condemned land tin depot with Its many buldlng and wharves IM to cost fully lXiod I The land to be condemned lies be I tnceu Laguna and Lewis streets and Van Ncsa avenue and today Is a I small shallow arm of tin bav upin I which the headquarters of Gen Ptinitun looks L Ccngress In asslng Its tlMO X Ap I proprliitlon bill for condemnation and other purposes did not provide In the acl for the purchase of tlie pioperty by arbitration ll fortunate specifies that lIe pr pony mast lit SM nitvl by con lemnatl This Is why the Federal tiunortiPi through Assistant Dl trlet A t rp dark have started a suit of I ViTt kind 5 The Best Furniture Can Be Yours jfSSfr We Show You the Way q2 in f XH ONE LOW PRICE I CASH OR CREDIT f 2498 i I 11 I Ii I 1 fktJ I1jLi I I Iuhrt Sart I rl IIIh n r t r iililrn Ink Iul Cllhlll1 In 1111 linl Hall iiik 1 hleI I r t n v ll 1llIle ullh 1llIh I nor IH a uo ItraAs lieu rnmllmiin nlltiir U Inch it ii I r r u r t Uttlu s ill i2 50 In nl nil IPM Viio loll OJ 98 e 450 I j tI I L I I ii II i Iilf f rflII J rSsajiLiis a Ssi q ffe IV7 ryrr i 14 2 I i i I rrs ir v if1 I F jfifT 1 f 1 1 J p 1 3450 1 S lilrif Iarlur lilt iiiiihi K iir llnUh lilelily piillohVil it lilt Innse n lilin it IIU vrlnar ninl Hi n rN nnd cord Viiliii ol en I O w if m NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES NRV ORIIJAVS Ui Tin lCItv Park nitt f r t nrn tv s inns are in follow IIT RAti One anti ureMsttMMith inikj n c ioO Suadait Ifl i SMicr Ball so 1 Uimj 1 lv Hxin T l V n U in Mv Ine Mil in Munnii Hay itt att SIIMT tat jttt 1ltol ii l 1 Vater conltr I no cl flitter Man lul rn Mney atoll lirj IT Czar 11W SltONI HACK tfplclii short COUl e coui000i i Manic Carlo 1M 11 Diwstm Ill TIT Iotc Vlmsir Hi 2 Irofltab lvi IT little wiii i 1 il Hank Hniliy 141 VT ivtcr Jtltr II W7 Hl H I triilln iii ii Klliin 14T I 7 uls 11 Il Ilurknan 117 THIIilJ itt 1iSix furlongs hisaUbvi p J ttiCii ti fuilir i Ai Mullcr 117 n liljcj in I 2 II I ciorier iv 1111 Iersty 11d H ni oxem IIIIli let P2 I hens Ill 1121 Miss 1O13ne aT ISPl ll1UCnnp Ju Aon Olk uy SIT rufltTll ILVCnThrru furlongs fl i NJ I iMl Ih Niiliri I Sike I 4ll 11111111 lta no tUl Ifruram 11 IMII KlixtUHth 1 I a rwisi ll a uy ljly Chllton nn m Kon no iHSji Antic 11IJee I r1t iilM 4iiiinlni tin 27lt St Soll lie CouiJlii Iady Chllton stat Cunning Morrla IARRfST MOTHER KIDNAPPING I I HER OWN CHILD Airs Maude Clarke Captured i in Boston Will Fight i Extradition i l i Mr Maude Ci Clarke who last Octo bo kidnapped her fouryearold son Carleion Kremer who was adopted wI i her consent by Dr O Kremer of NJ T Lexington avenue wts arraigned n t1 e Municipal Court In ln ton to i 1 following her arrest lal night ami will aci ni Iii g to tlespi t cites from IJo tn contest extradition to this c ty tyPit Pit young woman Is the divorced wife of Forest D Clark of lioston The divorce was granted In 1POC and a little while later tho twoyearold bo n adopted by Dr Kremer and took his name I Tie kidnapping occurred while Miss Iremcr a sIster of Dr Kremer was walking wltii the boy on Lexington avenue Mrs Clarke and a ounr woman friend attacked Miss Kremer and snatched the child from her The mother lied to Boston where the police were unable to trace her until ester day Meinivhlle proceedings were be I gun against her In tiuis city by Dr j Kremer and a warrant IssuvJ Also ex I iritlltlon papers were obtained from Cov Hughes I I Mrs arke Muvejesfullv eluded the Boston police at October and slllmt away to Part n1lulh New I1am1l1lr Yesterday the police heard that sht wai at the home of her father No 7 I 1 Mountain avenue In the l orehesl i district of lo ton DetectivejSeargtunt Walt and Police man Angel went to the house The de tect wi udmlttej but wlun he an n ui id hi s Ii ash Ittss he UL a i iulted ty Mrs Ciarkf lather and her two orouif r The got the detf tUe tluftli I ami were hammering him when 1ohce man Aiignl broke In and flopped the lig 1 Then Mrs Clarke Was found and an stfd I VnlU Dream will IT clvin In ilir I Mnen1 ittt4in of Dft sundiiii WurlU Iliini iiuiii t nrrniiKrinrnt Ii Ill HIP Phtt lhrri and imnrrn nf irrformlnv rIght Authorlrcd cnprrlKlitrd luu lt Odir flrt Sundays World tttiliir II JI1 Couple iiizaboth Hirnoal inj Anm tti t oan t ttlry Fiirii ltACC4jae mil Curs 2t Cretin it 7 iTi iii of I itdoti in i iu 1 John Urroii itti il t Il4ir itlli Irlnru vinuii Ii 21t1 iyperhjr II 1 ii5 M mntuin nn h 5trlhtlue 111 IXTII KACKMSe anU a ixiCm t IllHi I KII l m U tin tIn trrrl ho uii Mate KielVr Iir tjti tlrthuosttare hula a III IJUhdtltilth IIi Abiujit 1151 F uWI Sli The ael itin ttuo ittn1t IIt t lit siiienmn 2Utl lluchIn Ilay N 4 J nnlei lletiU lila in leorIi IIU iviVTII ItAicn mile ami a u 1l1lh 151 cilne ali itttu l1rurritil Hi Vi T iS ttLi I I 0 LItt I Jll Mlnut i 1I illUUir lot stI Urn uteai 11 ISIH Doubt 10 Awprcntlce allowance clatntd WILL ASK HEARING g O J I AN IRACE TRACK BILLS AIBXNY Jan 2s Senator Agne Introducer of the antiracetrack ganj tiling bills In the Senite will go before I the onate Coile and Judiciary eon I mlttccs tomorrow and ak for a Joint hearing on the bills for next week or week after In the Senile the three I bills are scattered in 01 many commit tees Finance Codes and Judiciary I Slt Brothers I Tomorrow Wednesday Mens High Orade Pajamas Greatly Below Regular Prices I I WOVEN MADRAS AND CHEVIOTS IN STRIPES FIGURES AND SOLID COLORED EFFECTS MILITARY COLLARS FINISHED WITH SILK LOOPS BEST WORKMANSHIP Value 200 and 250 at L15 Mens Womens Watches An Exceptional Offering Gold Filled Open Face Case I 17 Jewel Waltham or Elgin movement 31275 Mens 14 Karat Gold Thin Model 15 Jewel Waltham movement 2175 Gold Filled Open Face r with Waltham or 1lgin movement ft DOD Women I 14 Karat Gold Case E with Wallham or Elgin movement 1500 Special Sale of Corsets NEW MODELS INCLUDING THE LONG STRAIGHT HIP I AND LOSE FITTING BACK EFFECTS OF PLAIN I AND SILK BHOCHE BATISTE AND COUT1L at ill 25 198 2509 375 and 450 i All Unusual Values j West Twentythird Street ENRAGED MOTHER ATTACKS PRISONR In Court Jabs Convicted Man in the Face with Her Umbrella Frederick S Roberta who pave bits orcnpatlon fn that of an electrician blt who wore an expensive furllne overcoat was committed lo the peniten tiary for one year in the Court of Special Pesslon toclny on a charge of corrupting the morals of several little girls Koberts gave lis home as Xo 22 St Nicholas place lie was prosecuted by the Gerry Society nnd imnle no clefonse After receiving his sentence Koberts wns lining led hack toward the stair way leaillnp to fie Itrlilpe of Sights nnd had almost tench HI the door when a weldres woman leaped from her stat near the rear of the courtroom Oh you beast ahe exclaimed nl with n illicit motion Jobbed the sod ot her umbrella Into the prisoner fo I The fiirrulc split open the skin on his 1 cheek tile point of the umbrella miM IIIK his left ce by less than an Inch Several court attendant seized the woman and hustled her Into the corri dor rite woman was LId to bo the mother of one of the girl The name of tlune children were not divulged at the trial 2000 DETROIT MEN GO TO THE MAYOR FOR WORK nnTTlOIT Mich Jan SAfter hold Ins n meetlnK nt wJihh reoltilloiK Were adopted asking Mnyor Thomp on to help them lint work about two thous and nneinplKjed workmen inirched from Arbelter Hall on IStie street to the City Hall lob and their lender pre entrvl the resolution to the Mayor He told the Ivailxm that he I would urge the oiinill ii iindertnkn some munlclpnl work to clvo eiI ploy ment to the men and wiuli nls o try I tn Induce prlvnle pinployors to liulea 50 their force The leader told tlie mci who had iti I lent I v and nuiitly illr I in front of tilt lslty Hall tr result or tIe cnn fMonre Hid the dlpcriil Intiiudlatuly I Throughout Iu ell1nlli hon there waS not the llKhe st illord M H 1 Alfmait In DIRECT PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THEIR FACILITIES FOR MAKING TO ORDER FINE LACE DRAPERIES INTERIOR HANGINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND RUGS ENTIRE SCHEMES OF DECORATION WILL BE SUBMITTED WITH SKETCHES AND SAMPLES OF APPROPRIATE TEXTURES I ESTIMATES WILL BE GIVEN NOW FOR FURNISHINGS INTENDED IO AL LM OR tlvUiU LcLiVLttY AND IT IS RECOMMENDED 1HAT ORDERS BE PLACED CONSIDERABLY IN AVANCrl I 34tl 1trtt 35tl trrlt zuth 511 Aunwc feo i WUJNESlJ Y UvUJR Y 29 0 Blankets and Spreads FINE VslilTf WOOL ULANKUTS pair 485 500 FRENCH BLANKETS finest jracles bound singly with wide Moire Rlhtion White Rose Ulue Lavender CitCI 1600 18002200 SILK COMFORTABLES best quality Silk lambs wool tilled Value SI 300 each 1000 ENGLISH BED SPREADS Satin finished 425 500 650 o tr eL

w S 43 Fuilon St Brooklyn The Greatest Fur Opportunity On Earth Dont get sceptical when others ask you two or three times as much for furs as we do Remember I we are the largest handlers of furs in Brooklyn and we are only a branch of our great factory in N Y We Are Headquarters for Furs I 100 blue lynx scarfs in different lengths and quaiiies od rg I ularly at J510 to 45 our price iJ75 10 1750 50 Russian sable sets these sets are rich and rare others vaue I them from 300 to 3700 we will break any set and sen you 1J Ihe mull or scarf we otler them at 3 i9 to 5295 i 75 sets or beautiful dark blue chinchilla Dont get frightened these prices are for the genuine not th imi ation values 75ooto35oooIor JL9 to 19 100 Mink MuffsFrom the jstripe plain Pillow Mull to the elaborate 5 and 6 skin Naturals with heads and tails and colors from the handsome medium dark to those rich soft colors regular price from 2500 to 535000 tor i 750 to 14750 I 150 Mink SCarfSAny shape you may desire any quality you may select and at prices tliat you would pay regularly for imitations regular prices 20 to 250 for895 to 119 50in Caracule Coat Beautiful silky curb finest of brocade linings novelty buttons value 250 for 112 Are You EMPLOYERS Ready J Are ready to hire you as you will quickly find out if you use to Go to a 1 2wordforaquartcr Situation 5 Wanted Ad in I TO rk The Morning World r

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n I THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY JANUARY 28 1908 I BURGLARS DRUG II fAMilY LOOT j APARTMENTS t leave Four Persons Chloro formed in House Near Home jfe of Tammany Boss 1 WOMAN GIVES ALARM Discovers Masked Man as He L Is About to Use the 1 i Anaesthetic Again Three uptodate burglars Invaded the fipartmenthouso at No 303 East Twen tythlnl street early today chloro formed four persona In ono family and I were starting to administer the anaes thetic to five persons In another when they were discovered They maroiREd to make their escape with a fair store of loot and the baffled DetixtlvB Ilurciii Is at work On another burglary case In the sextlon of the city that Charles r Murphy the boss of Tammany Hall diRnlfies by choosing ns a place ol residence Undoubtedly this Is the dangerous cronM that has cone through houses in the Oranury Square and Stuyvcr nnt Park neighborhoods this winter with regularity and Industry and free dom from Interference a gang ot lolloltor for a city directory The scene of last nights burglary Is a less than two blorkn from the East r Tnt sConi street police station No SIC Kiit Twentythird street Is a fourstory oldfashioned ilwellliiK remod lIed Into comfortable apartments It Is two doors from the Second avenue cor ner and In the shadow of the L sta tlou of the Second avenue line Swept the Place Clean G B De Jlarco a contractor In tile I 1 work occupies an apartment on the first llnor He has a wlfu and two children The burglar entfrwl Mi rooms through a window In the rear reached from a lireescape landing With n oldbluudcd lien llshnoss al most lmi ile to credit tho burglars oliioroforineI the hulplefa children re girdle s of the effect of tin iwworfu dru Then they administered I he drug I to Mr He Marco and his wife To day the ni utis and noses of the mem bers of the De Iarco family are blis tered from the powerful liquid De Marcos desk was broken open and 10 In a li was taken A fur ther r II nf Jlt was stolen from hU locket Then the burglars ransacked every drawer In the house wtiaUiiB all of Mrs Ie Marcos jewelry A small trunk which Ue Marco kept under 1 In his room was arrle l out Into ce ik yard pried open and ransacked In making their escape the i burglars left open th window by which I they had entered and also left all the doors In the house ajar probably with the Idea of alluwlriK the fresh air to work In revnlns their victims Woman Gives the Alarm After looting the I tJ Marco Hat the burglars took the detachable Iron lad der from the Mnoonpe urn raised It to the window of the Hat of Harvey Titus a physical culture Instructor on the second Moor In this hat besides Mr Titus were his wife his two child ren one a little lIbalid his vies slater Helen Muhnr Ono of thu burglars entered Miss llilinr room and chloroformed her ns f she slept Mrs Titus who Is a very light sleeper heard him moving about tutu awakened her husband Mr Titus got out of bed and stepped I to the door of his room Just In time to see the burglar leaving tne room of I Ills sisterinlaw There was a light in thu diningroom which the burglar had not exlliiguUhuJ lie wore a mask over his face was short and thicksot anti had on a short tack coat Mr Titus noticed that his I troupers wciu very tight lie had on rubbers or rubber heels Tho burglar made a dash for the kitchen stumbled over a rut In the dining room and fell As Mr Titus started after him two men called from the ilreuscapu landing Uoth wore masked Threatened to Shoot I Stand still commanded the men on the lUxeMtte ot i il aoui von Mr Titus w i3 imarmed and attired only In his pajamas He stood still The burglar In tae ilinlUKrooni upeneil the door to tho hall 1111 hell down the I II lUrway and esciped through the front loor Into the street The others climbed town the ladder jumped tho rear fence II nd disappeared As soon as the burglar were away from his window Mr Titus tao the nlarm md goon everybody in thu house was aroiiiHMl but the Do Marcos Thu odor of chloroform was heavy In the TitiLs Hat and Miss Mahar was half unconscious Divining that the bur nhirs had been in work below 1 r Titus asked tho policemen who soon arrived to form the door of the Do ilarco Hat and the four members of tho family were found Insenslblo In their beds 0 BANKER FISKES GARAGE WRECKED BY EXPLOSION Special to The flvrnlnjr WorM HTCHKSTKU N Y Jan SThe garage of Illny Klsk tho New York i anker who recently built a JlOOOOno mansion near HyeonUioSouml was wrecked this afternoon by an explosion itfteir which the building took file and was Viirned to the sroiind In tliii garage at thn time were the bankers chauftcur Henry iliitler and the hiii her William Martin They were working on ulr Finks MB tourlnff oar Thn chauffeur wn ii badly burned hilt the butler escaped Injury by Jumping throimh a window The machinery was destroyed by the tin The explosion was caused liy a barrel I of gasolene becoming accidentally Ig nited rut chiuirroiir Is In the Port Chester Hospital THE LN LAYS OFF MEN I MONTCOMraiY Jan IS Tlio Louis J Yllle and Nit tihvi I I Itnllroml Company has nnnoutucd a general ritluctlon of forces In till niachlnu shops aloiiK Its lines Many men were today dropped from till shopx at Mobile 1ennacolu Uonteotnery IllrmtnKtiani and Decatur Free Riot Laws How would you like to be pointed cut as n Innch bully lawbraikrr anti crlmlml because you nrj a incmUr of a Mbor Union nnd ruled iviamdinlly by the Iraders who nre Hhown to I it men ot falint tendencies as the OoMIelJ Commlttep re ported who irake a business of mirrlnc up Iroulilo strikes picketing bnycnttliiR slugging dynamiting ilcftruttlon of properly tint who stop Industries and force ther ewa union members to gu wltLcuit waits lutll the Icidcr can assert their right to dictate and rule All of this with fat and imrc salaries fir the Uailrm and more or less poverty for their working member1 The writer of this hs a little money to spend In telling the public the workmans tory Take ore nb an example Ithere Hr icvrral hundred thousand Ho was born In the town ho coils tome had a tchool ejucnllou and hy ehnnrp slipped thru the union I icbtrtitlop which kept several of his mutes from learning a trade by tecurlnh an apprenticeship After serving he became a mechanic owned a home was a lilphly ropeced neUhlor anti citizen nod prosperous In the union Was formed and he Finally a paid organiser cppeared town a Induced to Join under ti rent of being called a scab lie knew the orgniilcr rot a comrrIsilon on him nnd each outer new member nrd while he thought a union o workingmen would U a gcod thing on Bcmo accounts hu didnt exactly like the looks of things but coiiidn t blip himself Then ho was ordered to strike to force tho discharge of all Independent men So be lost much by lulcucta and taw violence nnd destruction of property In the name of the union he of course being chirgrd a ore of the lawbreakers although I he stayed at homo and kept cut of trouble anJ didnt ueed auy Injunction to proven him from committing crime lie lost his wages and hod to tear much odium In order to help till the pockets o the labor leaders nnd give thorn mnrf pwver Ho wai further humiliated by cbftrvlng that the rank and file of the union men I wore absolutely controlled by a lew Uad rn who ran things to tult themselves and forced the public to class all union mon as indorsing the lawless anJ despicable acts of these leaders and their bullies In a ttrIKe the public had learned by experience to look for lawlessness nod vio I lence Men were followed and bulldozed attacked und at times murdered Horses were innlmfd harnesn cut and WBEOC Itrd foods destroyed Women fol lowed aDd insulted and tomethnei tripped naked Mlrfc vcrc dynamited and PosdcJ men shot from ambush and tomes blawn up Indurtrlet were stopped and thousands thrown out of work Every time n murder cr nny lawless net was cnmmltted he mw these Leader rush Into print to deny and take Lnlon money to lef nd tboe wtora the union men kcow to be crlimnaU livery act of these Vain Lradcr seemed to rhow their sympathy with nnd rtoslra for lawlrs nes and violence They would protect sslnst the presence of police soldier or any ether peace officer hired by tho people They would employ all form of bidden end mean acts to hsm other men All of these thing riu rd the commoa people to look upon union men as possible lawbrrakers nnd enemies to the peace cf the community This was further added tc by tho leaders tnMne the money of th orion memiers to hire lawyers and loUyltn In Congress to change the penrl laws so the real tough In the unions could commit acts of violence and not be pUDIhe V Also to enact nn nntllnunctlon Inw so that the peoples courts could not Ifsuc Injunction which would present violence nud loss of property These things rlnluly showd that these leader wanted io bo free to commit violence attack their fellow men top Industries and destroy property In thy name of union labor and yet FO free If n union mnn dont want to riot or corrmtt violence an Injunction to prevent It wont hurt him This work makes hontft Traceable union workmen disgusted for they are being classed as anarrlilpti It Is most unfair to reputable union men that they be subject to such leaders and unable cither to correct tem or escape their anger If not obeyed Organizations of Labor or Capital may exist nnd operate peacefully nnd legally but most of the paid leaders of the unions plainly seek to break the law and commit acts of violence to Increase their power fore ill men to Join and ply Increased fees It Is a danKfrous condition demanding attention from very lover of his country When worklngmen nre fined and forced to pny from J25no to JJOOOIO for omo disobedience of orders from the lenders some Idea of the extent of the slavery may be underrtood I A few designing men have calned control of organized labor and are shrewdly scheming to rivet the thackleit on their own members and on all citizens Give them the tree riot laws and tiny can enforce obedience Take a careful look at the work of these Labor leaders now before Congress I They demand a icvlilon ef the penal code so that rioters and toughs directed by i Labor Union nonasers may commit various nets of laivlestneis and go free They demand nn nntilnjunrtlon Isw so that tho hand of the people courts saall bo tied and they cannot hue rcrtrnlnlnK orders to prevent acts sure to result In riot assaulting of other workmen dynamiting and destruction of property This Is known ns the Free Hint Act They demand that no free American who tolls tn pay foes to tho union leaders be allowed to work In certain govt departments I They demand the defeat of public men who Tote against thetse measures of anarchy The union manV money Is ursfl to work those measures through It Is a most dangerous condition confronting the people hut our worklngmen and other citizens can rrerervo their freedom hy actIng and acting promptly President Hoo Hell i4 quoted as nylng The worst toes of America are the foe of that orderly liberty without which our Republic muit speedily perish The reckless labor ngltatcr who nroitts tbe mob to riot nnd bloodshed Is In the last analysis the most danperoU of the wurklagmcni ererales This mm Is a real peril and so Is his sympathizer who to catch votes denounce the judiciary and military because they put down mobs The men who have done us harm are those who preach the doctrine of anarchy but refrain from action that will bring them within the pale of the law for these men lend thousands Hstray by the fact that they go unpunished or even rewardad for their misdeed The constitution seeks to guarantee to every American fre Jora and the right to the pursuit of Impplncfi In hit Awn wny It Is not Intended that a select few gain control of an organisation and by absolute power nnd violence rule all other men and force them to pay monthly fees as planned by these labor leaders want new law that make Violence Dynamiting We dont Boycotting and general mob rule sitfe tu the tough element That would destroy industries and commerce and put workpeople lulu poverty with even mans hand raised against his neighbor America must tak n Hand agslnst tLese Insidious Men of attacks on their Oort given personal liberty I hcH jourself Is write now and again later The way to fla to the members of Con gress whose inncs you can get and tell them your wl Des They will undmtanrt readily If your letter asks them to vote for I 01 the measures that are clearly In tie interest of the UJaea Vote against any bill whether pro ited by Labor or Capital If It Is a class moasuro and Intended to benefit a few and Injure the ninny Demand more good laws nealnst criminals net less Tell them we dont want this courtry filled up with criminals rondo so by cow nrdly legislation In the Interests of Labor Union Ilotses grafters frenzied financIers or aiinrchlsts I Then watch how they vote Tent history shows that the people defeat public men who forget the prout majority of their free constituents and work for measures Intro duced fcololy to put more power tr tho hands of designing labor leaders When tho people speak things are done Them are brave member of Comrem who stand up for the lawabiding citizens and rcluso to vote tot the anarchy of these labor lenders but such Congressmen want words 01 ciicoiirifcuuUt from tLe people members of Cjngrcss think they can continue to hold A few office by bowing to tho shouts and demands of these otgrnlzed labor leaders In whom anarchy Dud disorder Is Ingrained Such public men there ate out fev are willing to prostitute their own Ideas of right an justice to carry favor with an organization thought to be strong enough to keep them In olllce That Is a fatal mistake at tho members of Congress who have been Look oppposcd the polls by nil Ihe forces tbo lenders or orgunlcd labor could bring to beer Every CoHgie imin who bus stood up fearlessly for tIe rights Of the common people and refused to vote for free riot ond such till has been returned hvT creased u njorltlos What the great mass of nevspaper readers and voters wont to know Is lioei he stand for all the people and not alcae for the few and does he stand for I Absolute Irecdoni aol justice J be rcnron Is plain Organized labor U a lam abused by the Violent Men who have gained con I trol They use that name to mask their anarchy and toheinc to keep workmen paying ecu to them I Organized labor ItfcH represents only about one citizen in every 0 Americans or any 2 million out of M million Oieut numbers of the 2 million members are upright peaceloving reputable citizens and In many cases forced to Join unions against their will SUch meu nbiolitcly will net support or vote III favor or the tree riot plans of the Men of Violent Tendencies In control Then the great c ueljUng patriotic majority the fO millions have at least some regard for the Inw of the i topic and thxlr own safety thereunder A public limIt can only be safe In office When labor leaders demand that he vote for laws protectnm tree riot nnd the like by replying that be stands for nny measure Introduced l y either lnbir ur Capital provided that ineasiirH bv clearly In tho infrffct of nil tin lEpH mm not la the interest of II cmio IIlunu to curry javor by alplorllnl any of Shese lawless acts ef organized labor tries H he will be 1IIown utlU ho will 10 down to defeat RIIII carry with him the do his I Itl UII 0110 who le111alld peace and know how 10 mnlntilin Il of a nuneatloll 0 about btO local orlIllzMlon oC ertylovlng ICOlIlO In as many cities There are le o I U S allouslY known n8 CltIcno Asns Industrial Asta tint Cltlzells Indu In tIe TheIr nlUlbtlllns and slllport represent several million people trial BSflII tchlnp thli legIslation alld their voice wIll be heart lu no uncertain They are and law YI Col 1lce mantlet in hllpport and phasllre 10 tiny for the publIcatIon In lj shIl be Ill lllvlkge praetlo111y vary it Itl In Amrriea 1 tIe IInnles of Olembrrs of Congress who prom non t II per tree rlll sort nf legIslatIon support or 111luler to title itt trylltit 10 carry out thIs work for the perpetuation of the freellom of the Agnhli supply ndvertlero nail oilier inquirers Ral wilt tie lllar to with the name people In tear of the Violent den that r WhO ore 0 much they dare not hub of nLWbPaistra aI1OIlKh I ohr It tl them v for Its publication lieu this article hard to get a V r t r he It hlsnlrat tunes bun common wan to the pUblic eye nitti ThHe n lterenii is a ny but the t mut to uow the dOlllln ted by labor union leaders buy various If IIU nnll this article write audi Mh If ou Iaprs nUd I Inlulle JittiUnry ot I Itapers otA few have UO cJutrnrt with us the majorlt hale They will gto A very ii why the real one thaI lAcy are atrnl1 10 hUt never speak out exeUS er fur the of I variety wlt hatter unlen Iont of the roiunon mllI tearIng purishmeit by that a dngeruu I rights affairs 1olit you think the uelt 01555 ul reader have n right to know What of tale a colored and norfld to having their utlrarcn by the labor 5ubmit Union papers telure ttey dare lnFent the news to their rfladtro There are QUite 11 tow leaders and I am ollt to lelt the facts nd the Ihem a fair test 5uch Above lPers ul It Ia ef the greatest importance that the hplrr one and all wrlle quickly them to vote only for measures for the I memhera of nllgrC5 asking m afety of tb to p nt thp frse rIot aert I uul hot Ion LIiy treasUre I peOltit Inrelathr tijught ttr frrellom for themplv anti theIr rhllrpa lIod 1e thur 1IliUt alert for ollaenors triM from time to time and well rob us or It ust bl Patrick Henry once Slit I The meet valuable nrt ot goverrment In the liberty or I the Inhabitants No lussIbie advantages ran compeafatc for the loss of this privilege I Dont let any man or net of men rob you of It Write to mumbera of Concrete Jut I for the people 5 I OST DattS Creek Mich U Y IfIzII vU J 3 o I Ten Stamps Free to Every Applicant ToMorrow 0 every person whether a purchaser or not applying at Only one set of complimentary stamps of the same date is TO the Premium Parlor fifth floor tomorrow Wednesday good in any one hook but stamp collectors will receive a rea Zits will be given free a set of ten S H Green Trad sonable additional number of complimentary stamps for use in tll5 l I rTtri ing Stamps other books they may have unfilled Double Stamps Up to 12 oClock 1 WO S II Green Trading Stamps with each lOc of purchase ONE IS IL Green Trading Slamp with each lOc of purchase made BEFORK NOON I made AFTER NOON iTHE BIG MCCTMEAlYi STORE IBGELI A CITY IN ITSELF CfT M 3CW ANV TTHFO TriGf I 4i c HE same good furniture we sell the year around at prices reduced by 15 to 50 per cent Thats l A THE t i t the story of our Furniture Sale in a sentence tk 4 We have no speciallymadetoseUCheap furniture It is all of regular standard from tz l the best and most trustworthy makers in America It is cheaper now than it was last month and 1 s cheaper than it will be next month simply because its our way of making Furniture Sales 1 f k There isnt a regular price in the Furniture Store during this sale except on sectional book 1 J o cases and filing devices Everything else is at a special sale figure lower by 15 to 50 per cent r i1i than the regular price rt Dressers as il lusrated made of solid oak gold 1 en colorand gloss finish three T large drawers a tr trimmed with T brass handles Lt base 35x19 mir i a JT ror 20x 12 Reg ulailySQ sale price j b70 Mattresses at Reduced Prices Rtjulirlj Silt Price 2600 Gray Drawings2000 2000 So American Hair 1JJO 1600 No I Mixed Hair 1J5Q 1500 No2 Mixed Hair 1250 1500 No4 Mixed Hair o0 1700 Best Felt MOO 1350 Eclipse Felt 1150 1000 Special Felt 850 900 No2 Cotton 750 750 No1 Combination 625 600 Fiber Soft Top 475 350 Excelsior Soft Top 250 I l Portieres and Table Covers at Half Prices I f ITS are the concerned usual story of an overloaded manufacturer who needed quick cash but it results in an unusual story so far as the values I I I Bordered Porticrcsof armure with tapestry borders 3 yard long colors S295 i Armure Table Covers2x2 regular diningroom table size colors are red and are red and green relUIH price 6 a pair now t green regular price S 175 each tomorrow 79c Hegular price 750 a pair now 375 I I j I Sig1 Cooper Sore Third Floor trod I Fresh Groceries at Lowest Prices Mail and telephone orders filled promptly Phone 1000 Chelsea Westphalia Style Hams To supply the Increased demand for hlshCradc puvlrlons we have coniraieJ for liny thousand Hazel Brand Westphalia Style Dry Siitfar Cured lliims The superiority 01 Hazel hoods is ac knowlrUKcd by more than one million antilles who buy Hoc FocUs In prefer ence to other brand VCcttpha Is st tie hams are seldom old belo 20c a lb hmI sizes from U lo 12 lbs Wednesday Spe 12c cial Price lb NOIL A the price quoted for Wed nekdav Is below the presc t cost tf rio duction the sale will be limited 10 thrc Iam 10 tach purcnatcr ENGLISH HlsUITS Huntlcy St Pal mcrn trraklist houichoid cheese Up milk or thin soclil r cket PURE LEAF LARD Dolils hifhcut qul liy openkettle leal lard KMK nrtweuht rill H47 Slb net with vl Hie c 3lb nciuclthi pill 1UL iiXUiT MIXED PICKILJ tweet crcik nl chow chow hpiced tiMcu puklcK ur v Mte I onions certain Muinii ti bottles 21c 1145 hoIti I Maracaibo Coffee or rich toldcn t nios entice trer rom II theroifter beiniirouid or POV 16c I DlKtl fi bs Jl lb AU ii Sideboardsmade of solid oak golden color and gloss finish one large drawer and two smal drawers two extra large closets curved uprights and French plate beveled mirror Regularly 5 A SIS sale price HU Handsome Bedsteads at Half Prices Full Size Only KeguUrly Silt Price 3500 Maple Bedstead 1750 4200 Oak Bedstead 2100 4000 Birch Bedstead 2001 5000 Mahogy Bedstead 2501 4000 Mahogy Bedslcad 2000 I 6000 Mahogy Bedstead 3000 I 9000 Mahogy Bedstead 1500 Burnt Leather Pillow Tops Made to order or from our stock with Indian head lodge emblems coats of arms or crests Hand painted in oil or burnt As a special inducement for two days we will supply pillow top and burn name or monogram on n same complete worth 5 for tomorrow and JSI 75 S Thursday Sieccl Cooper store Third Moor Center 5 Months Interest at 4 Per Cent Will be paid on July 1st on all deposits of sums up to 500 made with Siegel Cooper Co Private Bankers up to and including February 10th and remaining until July 1st De posits are yithdrawable in part or in whole at any time but arc not subject to check CHECKING ACCOUNTS are opened with firms and individuals who appreciate the advantages of a bank that remains open until 53 P M Interest at 2 per cent per annum is paid on monthly balances subject to check Home Safes loaned on deposit of 1 Four per cent interest paiJ on this class of deposit Smoked Ox Tongues Extra li cv enuer oung ox tunpucs lj S Government Inspected cloiely ilmrned m wane rca JUe 1 O vc quality Wednesday lb A Fig Bars Opera Mir hm lows nr home nude mixed mcar couKie t3IbsSC 20c lb 1 13 ItS lY IOKK LOINS lancv 1fll4f iu v clectcJ lein trimmed Ib NCI hUT KK lounn n quality test mod peanut butter No 3 none 15c crock 7ic 0 opal ur GUAIMRALI COFFEE liner imported lava and real Arabian Mochi blended in the correct popornon bean grounJ or IOX DEKlii Mb net eight decorate i canister 1 1ib net weight Jlc l ll ilrum Niw HLAi KlCr n jrl inpioci Calllnrn a lima bean or ureen spill peas 10 V ip lb SOc S lbs tK 1 lbs uw UIENVUKE TCMATOtS a peelally packed for bietel Cooper 12 1 c pairuns dojJI IS No 3 can Cut Stringless Beans ten il rai tender beau nicely I cp t I r i rr ni uith thon roUt 5e V tic iOicnl4i 2 can Gibbs Spinach The hlhe i quite garden spins I tro n In Mar land doi tt18 ret ISc tOe lvl No 1 Ie can Com b mat ion ig Hook Cases I as illustrated mahogany fin ished 37 in fjj wide 06 in high fitted I with book case and desk at 10 DrcascrB as iI I I 1 lustrated old F en oak loons t mahogany j L maple and dark m s h o g an y T base 42 x 22 mirror 22x28 Regularly 21 I ri t il sale price j i 1650 Wire Springs Regularly 275 to Sti50 now 225 10 5 Slecel Cnorer Store Hlh Floor Nearing the End Voting rights in the distri bution of 10000 to charities apply only to purchases rude duriiiK January Only three days left Cigars Havana Itotliscliild Kxtras made in Tampa llorida all Cuban grown tobacco box of SO C1 f 2 for 3 Prime Beauty Diplpmiticos a highgrade domestic o 5c cigar box of 50 for 144 Royal Tuk linuqucts guar anteed all long filler box or of 50 for QIC Sle1 Cooper htore Alain Door Rear r Sugar Cured Bacon I SUiMj PICLC selected mild cur boneless bicakfait bacon equal quality bacon It Mud In many stores at lIce Ib 13 lc I ednesdJi special prlelb 1 White Label Teas Fountain Mend IndiaCcylov the mOil delicious tea obtainable at Ibis special trice res tile quality Wednes tlr uay Mb can IRISH OATMEAL new Importailon from McCains HcimondMllliDroihcJa 25c Ireland can DESSERT PEARS Lanlncs best 1 Se qualm do 210 No 3 can MINCE MEAT Atmorei absolutely 75c ltJL leedicm No S i H V ASh IN G POWDEII Iliiel brand the kniooin apaCe kind il pa Laies 18c I 1115 No I partae PRINCESS SOAPrlhe purest and b81 bar nbtalnable ion laundry and general household purpose bo of 110 bar 58c uc JJ15 12 No I bars SALSODAbeM eranulited 100 lbs 7 C si5 5 lbs MARINATED HERRING mid 65c delivered J freh daily No pnll SANTA CI AliA PRUNES hllO e Clossy sweet fruit S Ibs 4Nc Ib Au Swiss Cocoa KUnis finest Imported ret 22e 15c 1 t Ib can iSleiel Coorer Store Fourth Floor I z Chiffoniersas 11 illustrated old 1 1C en oak toona i mahogany ma I ple and dark mahogany full swelled front 4 claw feet finely constructed and finished base j 33x20 mirror 22x16 Regularly 1850 sale price 1475 Uockcrs made of m ahogany Ii n ish I I strongly constructed and highly polish panel back and saddle seats Keg u I a r I y 650 sale price 5 Enameled Bedsteads At i MiThan Half Prices Colors and White Last of the famous bedsteads made by the Quaker City Melal Bed Co No duplicales at these prices None will be sold to dealers Value Sale Price H 1400 Blue 501 1550 Blue 550 IS50 Blue 600 2100 Blue 700 1550 Green 550 IS0 Green 700 1250 Pink 500 1250 Lavender 450 350 White 150 1050 White 475 950 Whit 400 1250 While 50J IS00 White 70J Brass Mcdsteads Samples Only Recu bnle Rctu Sale I lany Pre tarlv Price J3950 325 J9500 75 4000 all 8500 6J 4900 35 10000 85 6000 43 Good Rugs Special Prices I These are the best grades of the most popular domestic rugsand in a very satisfactory variety of colors and patterns Prices are cut considerably from the usual figure Wilton luKsin in attractive se Wilton Huain a choice reliction lection of patterns and colorings of excellent designs and color in the popular 83x 10U size ings size 13 ft ry U ft regularly regularly J30 and 3250 S2250 and J2450 126 C19 0 tomorrow morrow f D Small Size Smyrna Rugs We are offering for tomorrows sale a special lot of highgrade selvage Smyrna rugs suitable for home or office There are no floor coverings more durable Regular Price Slxc Sale Irlc Regular Price Size Sale PrIce 395 40x70 135 75c IRx34 51e 275 3Ux72 2UU 125 30x33 95c 195 3060 13J 150 3UxlO t25 150 2bx51 115 275 40x46 225 i 110 2Ixl8 5c395 30xil0 355 Siegel Cooper Store hlth Floor Center I Wine and Liquor Specials for Wednesday I Extra Special Rcdpaths Diamond Ale I BbI 1 0 dore rl 91 Dozen pint bottles 97c Clarets ARMANI fRRES co Hordeiut Trance Et Jullen cue 12 qn IS9 532 Margaux case 12 qts PontetC nei case 12 qis 08 Chateau 11 Irnnee cue 12 qts lj3t Quinquina Dubonnet I The famous ionic and appetizer fijjj bottle Domestic Clarets and Uhino Wines American Vines O Burgundy Cabernet Claret Johan O ni bertrr Haul fautrrnei cue gj Vg t qn Iniperlil Zlnlandel St Macalre Burgundy Old Friars Sauternes case IZ 365 qt Purltnn Medoc Old Friars Burgundy 3 Old tIll Rte iinei case 12 eta BY THE GALLON and Catawbi Auiellca Port sherry Sweet Miiscilel Reduced from 250 to pi JU 1U Reduced from 200 to Reduced from 150 to 515 Reduced from S 125 to 851 Ch Itrrand 1Stir Cozna per jjl jt bottle rriirnmin bconh Whisker i r l 1 I boiic Rhine Wines BURCKHARDT SOHNE Uledesheim A R Nlcrsteincr case 12 qts 300 Dledeshelmer case 12 qts 553 Hochhelmer aac 12 tits 5j Rudeshelmer case 12 qis 638 FREDERIC DLIEV CO IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE The acme of excellence In flavor dr quality liraiiry case ii99 SJ of 12 quarts regularly f3U at VtJU Per Gallon 15 115 sc 75c I Extra Special I i Armand Freres Uordu tIer i J t 75 I kCau Veuv Clarnt cas 1 J qKV1 I J KEN ON CLlllnre old in C 250 bottles cnnitinini over a lull qt V IIEHMIlAUi I HIS years old C9 callon iso full quart V IKLADM1LI hYEtal S tJi i II 9 4 1 J lili quart NOKMAND KiEcnl l0 I 1 vl quart MUMIClLLU niL culloii C4 S5c lull quart Cl IB iIttJttgalton S 2 S lull 75c IIq rl AC T11 McyALI xiisKE e 1 I ledrccu rrv T Ii 5 e 79c prr hu tie ylt CDCKTMI l ii lij 93 u l r I 1 i an i ur h iOf ron i Ask lor S H II Green Trading Stamps We Give Them w m u arr I I

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C r r 6 THE EVENING W O R L D A OJC S DAY JANUARY 28 9O8 r GEN BINGHAM fiNDS MERIT IN PATROL PLAN I Is Studying Evening Worlds I System and May Use It in Part WOULDNT DO IN BRONX I Rank and Tile Approve of Scheme and It May Yet I Be Adopted II i The new patrol system for th Police I Department suggested In The Evening Wodld yesterday Is engaging the seriom consideration of Commissioner Ding 1am Much of his time ivns given up yesterday to n study of tile proposed I pilln and In the very near future there I wlU be a consultation with other offi cials of the department ns to the feasi I bility of the scheme I have already taken up the sub I I jeet the Commissioner said and I i dont propose to let uu of It until It ha been carefully threshed out My I Interest primarily U to perfect the lives and property of the citizen Any sus pestlons that will lelp alone those lines will bc gladly welcomed For that rea son I am grateful to The KvcninB I World for what It has outlined even though it may nut be found vrattlcable The whole subject will have to be gone over thoroughly tcfor conditions can be ciianged What might be true of one particular precinct mlsht not at I all apply to others Outlying sections i for rxample like portions of Brook Island or lyn the lirunx Staten jueens where men are badly needed I coulii not bo lneeil in the same cate gory n Manhattan Plan Has Merits He Says I think there Is merit In tho plan and whatever then Is that we can us will be used UeMdes guarding the city I would like to give the men of the force all that 1 think Is coming to them Then arc lots of good men in uniform Before the Commissioner linally miikc ii Ins mind in li subject he I will talk with his iiihiitctors particularly Chief Inspector Mose Coirlclit In whom hu has ubolutc lOnlideui 1 do not ant tr iv oiuml until I liuvo thf ConimlnilonerH pc mission to talk one of th insp tm vil yes trrday jut thii1 Fytun patralllns I umlouveOlj would li successful if I cverv patrolman patrolled honestly I A Possible Fault j One advantage of the straight post I fn t lie Krcitost urn if hat if a scr I Keint ilo not tliii ti man on a strnUlil post he knows that the oltlccr I Is Ia tin ii On The Kvenlng VTld pa l1 ae 1 nee Itof course I mar b wrnis a miKeant might make a complaint PI MKaltiit a man for not being ri poI tt lint IK could never prove Dial the man i1 was not on duty as he could easily su It he was covering one or the side 4 frtreets Like everv otier ysVit it woud L Io nil rlslit if tlf man n pot nlwav y pat roIIi It mnv hn ndptri It tat Ii The rank ami file of tlie depmmert r I found llttlf t tan 9 jt rr t lay Tie syscm as prop Sdl Is In l ir 0l b iioalv every member of the unlftm r rit I ATTACH PROPERTY I O1ACOUNTESS 0 I j Sheriff Levies on Goods in Warehouse Belonging to I Njeclda Ourosoff I Deputy Sheriff O nmirfee receive I yesterday an attachment for tlK1 against property or Njvcldn OunsolT r otherwise known as Countess of Ouro 1 sore of No ICS Madisuu avenue in rl favor ot George C Flint Co balaifu alleged to l e due for furniture tape 1 tries rues c old to ier lietweei Sept 1 it6 and Jan Ill 1W7 j The attachment was grunted by Jus I tire Jfewburser of th Surmne Coun i on the ground that the ilefpndant Is a I resident of Russia Deputy Slicntf I1J RaurUo levied against property in 11 Morale at Morgan Jt Bro warehouse t No 1J Vest Fortyseventh street ALBERT KELLEY DEAD i Abert Kolley for many year promi nent In N J w York City 4 nankins ard brokerage cinlos anil fn i ul T f t flrm of Kellcy Mllcr t C died siii ilmb las fvfning o lcar falliir r hlii lime No ai Us FI i tiree Jle was picihtvtvvo Oars ol q roDe of the Principal T I Recommendations I 15 I SELFRELIANCE I INDEPENDENCE I r I I r when you desire to offer your I I crvce for a cash consideration I 11 PmSflrifl Uis O OIIIICOIio UEe a Situation Wasted I Ad in the Morning World II I And Answer in Per o1 I I Without Outside Intervcntioa I l The Replies it Will Bring IJ f ELEVEN LIVES LOST IN STORM OFF THE COAST i Two Women Among Those l on Barges Believed to Have I Been Sunk I1tporls today Indicate that eleven persons two of them women were ilrunntM ofT the coast of New lorscy lin the storm of 1rlilny ami Satunlay A miKseatlun ut rare heroism Is con tained in one of the trnKcdlcf Capt Henry W YJ of thu tuboat M K Scully reports at Providence that n coal uarpe ho had In tow the Vlilto Hand broke ulrlft ore Cipc iliy on 1Viday night Later he learned that the barge had sunk ten miles off the voast and her crew of six persons is believed to have drowned The six axe Cuyt Albert Garcia Thomas tiorrney Thomas Tully ot Newport Neus uad William emiti of Providence iirut tno women The tuff Scully was bound for 1rovi i dence from Newport News with the I barges Now Jcnvj and Unite Uinl both coal laden During the night Cipt I YOBS felt the hawser part anil an ox amlnition showed that It had been out i cn the White Itards end of the line I It is believed that the crow of the barge realizing thtij were sinkins cut free of the tug to prevent her from I being drnKged to he bottom when the barge sank I The New Jer ey dropped the tu i put over anchors and rode out the storm I The coal large Owennie tiotinil from Norfolk for New Bedford broke adrift from a tugboat lrrldiy morning off Banipgat nnd It Is believed her crew of five men perished Their names are not known TO GIVE fAST I SIDE A HIGH i I SCHOOL SHE McCalls Bill Authorizes Trans fer of Plot Acquired for City Lighting Plant Senator John T McCall of the Six teenth District Introduced In the State Senate mist night n bill to remedy a long Mainline Injustice to the uppir east side It omH ers the Hoard or E tlmat and Apportionment to trims for to the Hoard ot JMucatlon for hUh school inirposc a plot of land owned by the city between Ninetieth and Ninetyfirst streets nnd first nvonuo and East Itlcr This lard was acquired by the city for the purpose of establishing n mu nicipal lighting plant thereon and hai been Idle for nearly three year Inns much at there JM no hII scliuol on tin I east Mile between Twentythird street and the Harlem Uivcr the people of I that Ctton behevt that the land I should b nil t 0 pract heal use In that direction without delay The Wt fif baa thr Dp Witt flln ton llic school for Hoys at Teiti CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of 7 i I Yes We Recommend Rll iii Remedies and Also R111 I Toilet Preparations WHY I nECAlJSE They conforn to the requirements of the Pure Food Law IJECAUSE We knew they art made of the besj materials obtainable j BECAUSE They have been weighed in the balance and found not wanting BECAUSE They lave stood the test of time JJtO liSEOur thousands of customers indorse them I liLCUJSE We know they are prepared with skill and accuracy I BECAUSE They come direct from our laboratory to our stare I I 1iECUSTltey are the ery best that money and skill and brans cai supply BECAUSE Our customers are ratisfied only when the get the best Ve ire justly proud of RlitfH mrde goods and our confidence is illus I itJ in no more substantial vay tlun by the following statement Try any Rmtn preparation at our expense That is if it doe not do all we claim I su BACK rilE tMPTY PACKAGE AND GET YOUR MONEY I i the heart oi the new bhoppini Uistffct at 1315 West 34tu M s HlKtrij eUjjjni new Drug Store the finest in the world Ike the RlrilR high qualitv and SWtJ los prices rule as in all other RnU1 J LIS Stores I Rl tnJ EXPECTORANT C has iur three score years been say nc peoples lives all over the I Inited States It is one of the few survivors of the oldtime harmless and effectual cough remedies Guar anteed satisfactory or money re funded Xu1e in our own libora torv and void to you at ONE PPoriT ONLY25 and 60 Rmsns SIPI ONE A liar food and dressing without an equal Stops and prevents dan I druff and diseases of the scalp 25 75 RlrL3 MAlT COD LIVER OIL AND WINE j pleasant palatable effectual prep aration for tired mothers and sick 1 ly hildren and weak pale reorle Particularly effectuil for convales cents Acceptable to the most del cate stomach 00 RlrttnJ SIITOM SOAP A safe and effectual slumpoo 1sjJ in connection with Kikers Septone it pill produce a luxuriant ijrmvti il of lur 251111 75 Rttt3 SALMIiTHCOL II i Katelul relief for Rheumatism A remedy I which does not upset the stomach Put up The Q it c i II of n tile convenient and desirable form t I Fact Creaiiis dtsiiaICi filS tl lid globule 100 per bottle RlrtztfJ HEADACHE COLOONE Coni e ttrjii Bean KelicMs at once all cases of headache insomnia tiieis Contains no somnia famtness and exlnustion Keep a 1 tte iii the household medicne chest25 grease is readil RlKtRj HAIR SOLVENT solnhlc in Zealtr i utIl v and safely removes superfluous 50 RnRs Rtrvil SAL ADliMA lfll t jror application in the form of ai VIOLEI CEKATE inntment for tll eruptons or surface rr ta bent Jnyw licre on fon 25 rr bux receipt or 50c lluylersChocolate thcIOind ci9v Phllne tnd IILIII 1a prl1Iptl IILL 1 lllrLe tuLhlItc solicited Free d lien In Greater New Ylil k RIKtT1t1 Order Deprtmclts Sixth Ave and 23d SI N Y 456 Fultcn St Bruoklyr gftE DRUG tSTRES NM MtlC ISHttUKl III II tSI A Ltl M Ili n ItO s T 7IIl t5I V 11111 SI I III I uItLs I MON IS itittttSyt V til II I jr ii MIII MI i r i 5 tiii l 11 I ION I IN ION M OITOMTI Till stIIHItI I MM It t tVIFItUN tVLS e RI 5 Tff STDt S S 0 0 OF CATA9BH Evn in its early stages Catarrh K a most distressing ailment cause b v the stuffy feeling in the lienl rinjnnij noims in the ears watery eye dflicrlt breitliin continual hawking and pitting etc but when the blood become1 thoroughly saturate with the impnntii which product tlc disi L O it becomes a crious and ofttn rlmijirous lisonlcr Then the bronchial tubes an attacker the Madder nnrl kidneys diseased and often the lungs bieome alvcted by the rnustitil passage of impure blood through them and Catarrh terminates in Consumption The impurities an poisons in the blood which produce Catarrh can never be removed througl the USt of prays inhalations washes dc Such treatment cannot reach the real cause and their use alone should never be depended on to cur the disease S S S cures Catarrh by cleansing the blood of all inipttr catarrhal matter It goes down and attacks tin disease at its head in th circulation and removes every trace of the impurity that is causing tin tri ul Then as rich purified blood is carried to all parts of the systtv the symptoms gradualv Ie the heath is improved and S S S makes a permanent cure of the trouble Special book ott Citatrh an any medieal advict desired snt frc to all who write 1 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA GA nvnu ar I Klftynlnth street th e1 II i ttgui Sr lor siris In un nlrcl i I KililM n i t i Iu li IMHUI Ihi1 HiKli Holuiol o t our i in MI i t in lir PHd r mil IIIMPX Illill M iMiiN I ii I I II 111 and Vsi 0111 I I i J u in Ki1 I i Eat MI luiii It t f n Fif nn i an I ltie HimlHl itiil TiMtli ti aro tnttl i llnl 10 m i tiid tVnlral Itrk mm1 or I HIMI IrlIh mile i n a ii un lilnuit Wlyto reach heir high i hnlll I r LIGHTING 9 Till limn niltOIITIY SKi iv r r 0 NO ji rr A T1 Y is M nY A M Trrr or rstvt PYRO I Alcohol DENATURED I pYRO it the new nia plo ivc fuel for lighting heating and cocking i IYIfO Lamp give a brilliant iunthmy flame four lmrj as itrona a rlfctticily at hall the coil Ideal illumination for tey indoor or out door purpose No tmolce odor labor or danger You can now get thi wonderful fuel at a popular price ee thr daily dmoniialions I at 1 6 W 23rd t nearlY oppo I site Proctors Theatre Go today Alcohol Utilities Company 156 23rd St New York r fi i I x h I tt ttri rt i t ljj J E i J h irf I 1 lh I ti H N l l iJ ilj 1t 1 lf 1Hj t 4 5 d 7 07 i W L DOUGLAS I 350 SHOES I I make and sell more mens 350 shoes than any other I manufacturer in the world If I could take you into my large facto ries at Brockton Must and how you how carefully VV L Douglas shoes are made you would then underatand why they hold their shape fit better and wear longer than any other 350shoet W L DOUGLAS 4 SHCE CANNOT BE EQUALLED AT ANY PRICE VLDountars DoynShoem 1752 I fillTlflH t I onAi nanartt i t5flp utlu I lUll 11 Iwllom In i VMllltur Inft Color Kuelrfu Jr ril Jfrlu itrlv Calilo Viri W r DOfliLAS Urorktoa MM Douglas Now York Stores lflJ Jlo clvay corner Howard Street 755 Jlroaclway corner Stti Street 853 Broadway corner 14th StreJ 11140 Broadway corner yoth Street 11471110 Broaitwny corner 41st St 074 Third Avenue 2202 Third Ave 277f Third Ae bet I40th t 147th Sts 250 West 125th St 3SO Sixth Ave 345 Eighth Avcmio 05 Kassall St UHOOKIiYN 7OS710 Uroirlwny 1HO7 BrOHdwny 421 Fulton Street 47H Fifth Avenue NEVARK7H5 Broad Street I JEUSE CITV IS Newark Avenue MI i1 GRAND RARDSFURN1TUR I I N CARPcTS BEDDING J I P LL ffffiKXWeWiMXOffffffNff fr lCio 4 Ij 4y OPENS AN ACCOUNT d 04lSr OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS I I r c Si l ION lfA FOil CO L I lfr t II i i 2J I I I I t I J AI t T t 100 q Milton Pianos A to he Mild this Y week on our famous A CLUB PLAN t V Only HO Down A and 150 Week V i tieso are regular 2d n MiU u 1 I Ilnos with beautiful intho A niiv taie The price for tin J week only is A r V 25I ri I 4TbrICo Q SIXTH rirj ro f r iVV 4 4 r 10 I i I i I h i 1111 ti II I i It t i 1 inn lunl IIIUM Utilrr uiMt Jundaj UorlJ ttidj 18 r L I down CJ lf11A nn u LIb 1 down VCCklY K JlXT 9ro20STJEEX NEWY012K m 1 weekly r c J n c nL iZ OCO 1 P t PraInventory Sale of i Furniture Brass Beds 1 1 tV nflll Flnnr h OPESENTTNG buying opportunities that sel i1 IL dom I occur Throughout our remarkable f I stock we have picked out thousands K ds of dollars worth of Fur I niture which will not be counted during Inventory and marked every piece at an unusually low price creating wonderful bar I ran s hat shoud appeal to money saviiifj furniture buyers I n4IiTr lahogan China Closet highly polished tilL oltl t olonial rI tylc with round glass end and lul glutS doir Mild hour mahogany polished shelves I at 2850 I 1 5400 lJahogany Buffet handsomely finished and I I J AVt44UOVIIl I tltiiail 1 ailJ x 1 highly rolislieil fated with an extra large French bevel plate mirror bel Loilttriiftiitn nt I 1 al n n Ji 3200 I 1 5850 Extension Table selected quartered oak I I square top llxll hnely polNhed fitted with line Colonial style leg bt Io truction con icst extension 1 at 2300 g 8750 Parlor Cabinet Mahogany finished or Uc led iiiarlercdoik 1 highly polished all mirror back and pliw S t skclvei very Imndoine anti artUtieat 5175 g X 159 piece Parlor Suit solid mahogany frame Ii MfltirfitrtifMi tarcl u i piano polishcd finest npholscrillg Iercd in the t best gmdc silk I ot damask al o 8775 I 175 piece Library Suit consisting of Soa and 1 frmlhairj all npli lUtcred and covered in silk panne plush at t 10800 1 W roiirtlt floor Sample Brass Beds very handsome and j IirilaliL model with heavy two lull icnlmuous post heavy irounbi hi sOl1le t ttcd will ltra large asci carclully fitted and joii ed cannot a uork I i looschiphcst quality 1rcnch lacquer IOtl Erns FlII nt 185 SV lib Iras Bed nt 550 IIm Bra s Fed lit 2175 wtI Blas Hed 3 V III 3I75 t t i iFfcJO 7 tfr it U i V sUOO Brass ltd itt 2ti5 ioi n Bras T d at 4350 i s30 Genuine Ostermoor Mattress made in two ct Iarts i inch border Frcnh rolled cdsci guaranteed saiutarv ki4 r hgh nde lUst pro 1 vatin linihftl tifkinp nl 180 c oa t r V f PreInventory Upholstery Rem I l M nants Odd Lots Curtains Portieres Etc I A TWICEAYEAR chance Dont miss it Heres just an inkling Of wtiat these last few days I tJil will mean in savings r loiirli 11r Tapestry Damask and Velour Remnants at Less than Half Length of to i yards Iffl r f 39c lor remnants worth 12i 98c for remnant worth 300 295 for remnants worth 10 On 39c 9c for remnants worth 150 150 lor remnants worth 300 485 for remnants uorth OtO 49c I 9 79c lor remnants worth 250 195 for remnants worth i50 TCtxV t tJ About 1000 Remnants Of Curtain Muslins Curtain Juices Cretonnes Curtain Madras etc ns followi 15c for lc remnants 49c for 1iO rent ants 125 for 4 co remnants 5 Ij 29c lor 7 c remnants 79c for 150 remnants 195 for tOO remnants tfi 200 to 275 Nottingham and Scotch Lace Curtains at 98c and 125 Co tinning that great Lace Curtain Sale that brought us more trade than any other sale weve 1 held m a lonj time e i r bought curtains at such a low pricenever sold them so lovr IK r1 ousands of Pairs of finest quality Scotch Lace Curtains a pair for 300 11114 1 Q pair for 100 and fts pair for 550 and O Pair for 700 and 1err 9 3 95 ic 1 JJ 350 Lace Curtains JLt7tl 500 Luce CUrtain 2 9 y 550 Lace Curlains Ja 700 Lace Curtains Specially Priced for 1 Groceries Ji oeer 1 es Wednesday and Thursday i Ih I1M t I Extra Creamery Butter 1 I Gold Medal Flour I Gail Bordens Magnolia I i I Horn Stuart Brand the purest sweetest and I I The best Premium family Hour and Wlnoojk lirand I nliiisrtl Milk Spcriil I 1 I most liliLioiis butter made Spc I I Special furthi sale Kbhl for Wedne dar only umntity limited 38c ki I rial lor thi ale Illb stone crock t 1 0 sack 84 C cans for m I Our UiMil Muiirl Culfif II t 1 t 1 wtt i pure M rM rM g Jat an 1 Kr nnc 3 Arithinn itncha i Cil I S llll I nit i itt lruis IT 1 r n h j I lJJU f uj n Hull Irn fur 7 lits V i nr rprlnc In tIis al I ni o1 t KII rintw i2 i tnn tr ui i i Ku K M q Hilot I in 111 II J I Jinn attl Yoanc 1 ll IM Ti tr III II i u I 7 ill PIM 11 ia 11 l ll It Chcrrlf Ilival liirt Hninil lire I hlto C i if IT1 o uck1 I iiirv l a v tuar xrup r 1 nn r fl IMI lac 35e rrntn MlKiir t urn I I 10 I i in1 ir 1 ntinlln I IM 11 1C Mf rflllA C t nn J 1 hlttgt IurK RIM Itrani It nl Stuart Irjn1 Thi fliwaft Mlic lender white lnirn tvkpL riavorid I ivih titnato jtauif and I Lln i a so 14 OIHS l ID H tnz J age 20c No T fin Mlllllf MM citHh Itnval Kill ill lirand The Ilnrtt Main zuei t rti ant tender juuntr Hum beinfi its 21 can itoi iinz 171 1 IOc COn 1 C Mrlnplrs Ifrnn no al Stu art ILat Krinrn i tvl ni U h K L I ails jIlJau bz 19c ran lonmln IupIto M Htlt irainl tiilI liMD lurf 11 us rut toinatu s IT 1r 1i j iiuit 0 pues illun Juu IT Juan olio fllS mill title 1lnt d 2 ImL 18c z o Ilonrlr llrrakruot llaron 1hayal Stuart llrand he I tctcst and highest rad l a atl mi the imirkft Mili ri n Knslih R I uro aOl smokrrt by txrrls rfRt ar price 2 2c spcclil for eilnfcrtay nn l IK Thursday Ib A3 lC Jersey Tninator Itoynl SIll art Hrand The bt whol liandpirkfnl tomaio jiv in Jirc 1IlI1Ilsrl mlI i IV Piwlil f1r this m ciuc 24 inns XtSi rtiZ itb3i xtri large Ille Inh fin IMC iilinun lrnkH McGcmans fatnoua KvMtJntf lliHD olctat cnVrp cuts uicVr In 1lIre olive nil 1nzn 47 I Ib rht 21c 1nnrnke 1Iour Hoyal Stum lnttid rtxttly fur irnniM u rjncit quality oliia AM doz SI IO i Q rI 12c lire packa t rw R l Womens I9OS Suits Worth 25 I1 97 I ven natty Prince Chap model made ot y Eainfinish allvool broadeioth douhlebreasted with velvet r t notch collar lull plaited skirt with i inch fold t Entire Stock of Furs Must Go 100 large i illo llHs of r large sable and Isabella Iox G able coney satin linedat 99U Mnfi Miic trimmed with animal genuine Mible find blark opot head and others ftriptd so S fl nm Throw Ie l E satin lined 11 297 nbella double lox Thro St nrf tt nun nc able nn I black Upot trimmed with animal a j inn tltifTi to alch hfiid a rut large brinh A 269 788 tii s at JI tails at I r 1 f O O oV Prelnventory Sale of Dinnerware Cut Glass JUST before stocktaking we always make entire department t c decisive reductions through the partment and where quantities ore in ecef of our regular 1 stock allowance pricecuts sufficiently deep enough to insure immediate selling are made In numerous instances prices r are we believe the lowest ever quotedsolely because we do not care to inventory that portion ol our stock on sale tomorrow 1295 for 2500 Dinner Sets Included nre Opaque English China Sets Mellor S Cos Porcelain Austrian Chinaj Huflalo semivitreous Porcelain etcall arc beautifully decorated in many pretty dainty floral designs the 12 95 1 shapes are the newest and the compositions the most desirable Displayed on separate Diniiic Tables Your choice ftotn the prettiest assortment ever shown in New York at liMfs Theo Haviland China 100 pe Dinner Sets beauti fully decorated regularly SiOll at 2250 Limoges French Chinti 100 pc Dinner Sets decorated and gold ftipplcd value KJOO also carried in open stock at 2500 Cut Glass Specials ti Cut Glass Water Cut Glass Sugar and Pitchers 3 qt size tankard Cream tet uhirhvinddei nctit share at 325 I handles and cut hottmlpclial Rich cut glass 8 inli Per et 225 Fruil or Berry Howls hamUomcly Cut Glass Water nit for WedneMlay at 265 Tumbler strawberry and fan Glass Ice Cream iiittinp spteial ILT doen 375 Cut uss ce reum Tray in oat shape with eln a c Compotes 1 inches c Itmp repulaIy HbO at 425 high in rich deep cut in Hiial at 250 Water Bottlesat Cut Glass Bottles in beautiful hryanthemm Handled or Unbundled 47 elttinltcut neck and bottom and i inch Sappi seab 7 it 200 rate vtitvalue i at 79c 7 y J 1 Chill fmucr Itoyut ttuart branil a dtllrloui relish 1 lor Cold rmtus nid H5h ui1 fruin iusclU rip to iHtoi4 dti t nuru ctlces I iti lluui plze itun StI it tuitlo k t uUr iz itoz fld l bet Itlc Jurn Fruit Jalun royal Snarl Itrand lOc rhnOu su1 cte l roll an1 i ire iv dmrt suyar rd cherry rsJ urrant jed taspIrr bi t trry btvry pr i cna phim and ttittrr rc minnalailv doz JiaItr I Ib Klam a jar fiJC imnMi urrii nilr lurc lir ht meaty irlKp faith full mart Mifwn Jar lifl ful pint 3K i 35c Jarrua Macn Jar OOC tsrct Midget rirklrx f un C c rknh quart Ma n Jar ltc pint 25c tlirn wr i i n Innili Illltr 1111 Uoyai Mu at titii Irllo are nr f s n I i n ilatloi alhn tan I u7 hafpuUon t in JI ciiirt iuii sa lari u tOtlUj 7r c nvoi tite htile 10 t II 25c i nall tattle llnlliiul llorriufr Lu c J ut i leo a tari import rrm Hol 13111 ftjKull fur this Silk nil mlliuinvni htr t oulrrrnst 7lc full crrnni C1rnr Killly i i F i and inil icsillur trze 2V lil for this 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r ye Bsem ent l 1 J Pre fnventory Bargains in Mens Wear 1 27 39c 6 for 15c 6c lie I 1i i for Mens for 59c Might Mens 15c eollars for Meni 39c for Boys i l I Shirts Shirts Neckties I 59c Iens Col1ars the kind cnders Cfl 5 0 ft r I C II Suspenders Mcnssilkandwasluabic Men lomot Flannel ashnb1e M ns i Pl Negligee Jiliirts neat p Items nn i Minim Night Shirts you have paid I cents each hmrlnHands values Clearing of Boys 2lc I j I sizes I j to U regular ilic duality lur tomorrow Ii for Ic Ill to Wl Suspemlcrl I 1 Lace eurtains 29c worth50cj 69c Ji 74 Well made Nottingham Lace Curtains in R pretty designs reliable qualities If Sl7 CunnIng pair 98c I S348 Curtains air 179 I I S4S Curtains pairI33 I sos Curtains pair 198 llulled Muslin Sash Curtains half lencth pair 19c HcmnanU Table Oil 548 Kcnniwmce Lace Hotli table Mzcii yard 12iC lied Sets full zcS298 Ilrass Extension Tubes Ilk I Uncovered Cushions silk kind 5c i ott filled 22 inch 29c l Sheets Pillow eases Ghildrens ShoeslJJc 12tf cEtamine Voile 7 c it wriIII Sheet IXsenlllb 69c Ckildn ns hnd t irrrd wedge A fine sheer fabric in solid shades 5 i a 1 scitnlcm 59c intermixed with whlti andcontmitiiiff shade a Mietts V lion fipnn tie heel kid shoes tics r to 2ii Ill and fine Wmh dotds HtmnnnK I pperdl Cherts 2K scamlcn O9f Box l Alf Shoes heavy AIiIlU t lioys I ace All 100S fabrics inlcrmixed wili o I menfin cII Sheets six ill LIVe soles ucsl to 5 h j worth t31M1 9SC high prndc ini ortctl gnoiN 12 iC a Fsvlo Sliteti tx 1 llge IllInch Printed Miulrcn lich groiiuit with Hinnu Caei lxHi I je I5x3 15c Womens 2 00 fine Vlcl Kid Shoes but neat luqtiar tigtirr and itripci very MvrtV 1aC4 Ixii I liI1 J c tnnnl Inee 139 Ilntclv wn rn and in hod 15c j rJanllelsnlf lit c llaby riauntU in pink blue y I n i f IfHfIilS 7e yardwide Onlin I Inline all white etc Jellgth to 111115 7 J C neat strIpes in blue pink and gny at S h c 1 A r l foo C oJ r J I

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