The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
January 29, 1908

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VtfM Littleton Resents Jerome Sneers at Thaws Wife t LaltFyer Levy Threatens to Expose Big Police Scandal tlAL HoldUp Near Police Station in Chloroform Precinct I gN i 1 y EDITIONE fair pith roll irnvr loiilili nnil Tlinrmluy 6REB E gPN Fi NAL Ubt O a eri GAFf i illlill Igo u III III IIIIIIII I I I I l RESULTS EDITION L I 1 i P tL g crrlation Books Opcn to All t c t Circulation Books Open to AIL I 1 I PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK WEDNESDAY JANUARY I9O8 PRICE ONE CENTit 1 H MAN HIGHER UP IN i BINGHAMS OFFICE ABE LEVY HINTS t i Lawyer Defending Wasserman One iI of Jeromes Raiders Threatens to I Uncover Some Big Scandals in I the Police Department The trial of Sergt Joseph A Wasserman of the Police Department formerly Eddie Reardons chief assistant In DistrictAttorney Jeromes offlCJ before First Deputy Commissioner Baker today was full of exciting moments Wasserman through his counsel Abraham Levy openly charged that there are certain high officials In the Department who nro trying to job him Wasserman Is especially charged with falling to report at Headquarters on Jan 10 the day after Police Comrnls stoner Bingham transferred him from the DistrictAttorneys ofllce Ills de fense was lllneu During the cross examination of Was sermon by Second Deputy Commis sioner Hanson this afternoon It looked something do as though there might bo im Hanson was questioning Wasaer man about the tatters acquaintanceship with ono Horn Hosenthal who Is wet t known on the east side Mr Levy ob jected and added to his objection I am defending this policeman gainst a specific charge IAt ua stick to that charge I have purposely re framed from smlrohlns any reputations here CounterThreats Made T hold said Jtr Hanson hotly that If I can show that money passed between Bookmaker Ko enthal nnd this man to allow Rosenthal to do business In the precinct where Wassermnn was stationed It Is material evidence And I warn you replied Mr Levy that we know that men higher up In the Police Department are trying to force Wasserman out If you open the door I ihall cross the threashold even If It leads me Into the office of Com missioner Bingham I call your blurt right now shouted y Hanson There Is no official In this e department afraid of you Mr Levy Produce your goods SprIng your bluff I call you right now Neither of the disputants seemed to have much of a hand because the mat ter dropped after a few more remarks Then Mr Hanson began to question Wasserman about property he Is said to own In the Bronx stating that It was his purpose to show that Wasserman could not be an opulent real estate owner on a salary of less than JlWW a year Mr Levy objected to all these i questions and was sustained Mr Levy j closed his case by asking Wasscmian whether he was Intoxicated on the night i of Jan 9 Wasserman replied In the I relative f I Says He Had the Grip Dr Joseph Daniel Slack was the first witness called Ho testified that Vas seaman was reallv 111 on Jon 1C He described the sergeants symptoms as those of the grip He Intimated that the police oftlcor was suffering from nervous breakdown He said that ho i I was not aware from the accuseds ap pearance on tho day of his absence I from Police Headquarters that he had been drinking on the night previous A qulot smile went around the room where tho hearing Is being held when tho next witness Dr Charles Kenny grave his address as No 8 Rutgers street which Is a location made widely famous as the abode of Mr Jerome r Dr Kenny testified that ho dropped casually Into the Broadway Cenral Hotel on the night of Jan 9 and them found WasBsrmnn In conference with his former chief Eddie Reardon I rule witness testified that Reardon kept a permanent headquarters at tho I hotel from which he made his senw I 1 sensa i t He said that he pat at a table with Reardon and Wmsorman and that hot observed the latters eyes were dilated He further mild that he took Wassnr mans temperature and thnt he regis tered 96 j Afterwards wo three walked over to ward the Bowery and stopped and had a drink said Dr Kenny Wnnser man was complaining about his treat ment that day nt No 200 Mulberry street High Nervous Tension l Why there Is n certain man In thnt I building sM Wasscrmun to me who I Is trying to do me If he does me I I will blow his head off The witness said that this remark j Cantlaurt on flMoa Ja I I o HW COLD WAVE IS COMING PUSHED BY A BLIZZARD I The Temperature ToMorrow Morning Likely to Be Only 12 Above Zero All those who have been clamoring for un old fashioned winter will please hold up their right hand Well you are golrnj to get your wish you hot blooded brothers to the Eskimo and the rest of j us hope you freeze The gcntlo apology for a snow storm I that started In early this morning Is I the advance agent of a cold wave The I weather man says so and we all recall I that the weather man has been calling tho turn on tho weather with remark able success for the past few months Consequently we must regard with ap prehension his prediction that the tem perature by tomorrow inornln will bo down to twelve degrees above zero or j less The cold wave Is advancing from I the West and a blizzard Is pushing It l along It presents a front about 2000 II miles In length extending from the Can adian border away down Into the pro i hibition country below the Mason and I Dixon line j Cold Wave Coming Fast I Today tho cold wave crossed the i Mississippi Valley headed In the di rection of the Atlantic Ocean It left In Its wake temperature marks of 22 degrees below zero In St Paul zero I In Chicago and S above zero In St i Louis Sweeping over the Allcghany Mountains lute this afternoon the old fashioned winter will reach Now York during the night and tomorrow wo will get ours As the cold wave approach ac cording to the weather man It will drive awav the snow This will afford some relief so let us cross our lingers and hope that the weather man Is not mistaken rp ALL WELL WITH FLEET WIRELESS FROM EVANS WASHINGTON Jan e0Monday morning Inn 27 at 9 A M nil were well aboard the battleship fleet ac cording to a message from Admiral Evans received at tho Navy Depart ment through the Argentine legation In this city At that lime the vessels were In latitude rf dc311 mIn south and longitude K deg 11 min west The despatch was sent by tho Admiral from his flagship the Connecticut and after reporting all well added Vo are proceeding to our destina tion In the South Pacific Hy today It H calculated that Ad miral Kvnnss fleet Is within 4tl miles of Puma Arenas the ext atjapng place r WOMAN DEAD IN WOODS I NEW HAVEN POLICE ACT I N W HAVDN Conn Jan MThe I body of a woman which was Inter Iden I titled ns that of Mrdf Catherine 1 Fletcher of Hil city was found In lain I woods In Hnimlen this afternoon mid It Ij believed that she met with foul I pIaTho Tho body was taken to a local under takers establishment and tho police and I Coroner Immediately itarltd an Invai1 tiftilon I emu k c LITTLETONS TEARFUL PLEA DRAN S APPLAUSE IN COURT DIVES UNDER PIER SIX TIMES ToSAVE CHILD William Gilmartin Hears Cry Girl Overboard and Hurries to Aid Her William Gilmartin Is a chunky little man with a round face a bright eye and a brisk Incisive manner Men women and children and all the dogs know him along BloomfielJ street Where he can be peon every day driving a load of live chickens He had a fine lot of clucking fowl aboard his truck today as he drove down toward the pier at tho foot of tho street He was securing a crate of roosters behind his j seat when ho heard a cry from out on I the wharf I He henrd Just one cry of Girl over board and saw n man waving franti j cally alongside a coal barge Gilmartin dropped the rope nnd the crate of cocks i right there and sprang down from the i I wagon Ills short legs flew over the cobbles as he raced for the pier strip ping off his coat as he ran tossing his I hat aside and shedding his waistcoat t Rescuer at Hand When he reached the side of the coal barge the man who had given the alarm I I pointed down Into a twofoot space be tween tho barge and the wharf I She went down there he said and I think I can hear her splashing Oilmnrtln took one look down Into the black narrow slit of space slipped to his knees and wont headlong down Into Iho aperture barely large enough to permit the passage of his body A splash of water told that he had dcscen 5 ed Into tho Icy water For sot eral seconds there was silence Twenty fare Were peering down be tween the wharf and the barge when it last Gilmartin was hoard from Drop a ropo ho shouted hoarsely I sot the kid Shes all right f Harry wentnal the chunlcy little heros employer hart brought a rope and made a noose In one end of It lie let this down and the man and n drenched little bundle worn drawn to the surface Gilmartin was shivering but smiling ns ho tenderly handed up hts unconscious little burden to Policeman Lang ot the Charles Street Station and the surgeon from St Vincents Hos pital How the Child Fell The child was twelveyearold Alice McDonald of No SO Horatio street Before going to school she had gone out I to tho pier to forage a little coal for her I mother The big barge heaped high I with coal had attraottxl her and In l leanlmr over she had toppled down I i through tho slit of space between the pier nnd the boat I I I got her In lima didnt 17 naked the little man ns he bent over the faintly lireatliln body anxiously j You bet you did said the surgeon And the cold will got you If you dnnt i hustle home and change your clothes I I was Just sayln ran on Gilmar tin that I made about six dives before I got tho kid for It was fearful dark 1 down there The tide had worked hor i wny under tho pier and nly thai n spike In a pile caught her dress Id a missed her sure Thank God for that spike I If that lad dont get a Carnegie medal stld Policeman Ling after the ambulnnce had clanged away Into the nce Itll e bi cause Andy Carnegie dont read about Hills latest stunt They say that lies pulled out a dozen u i is culled out iiiu ruin under thnt oldIler At NO W Horatio slieut an Uvenlng World reporter learned that William Cillnnrtln liid saved the mainstay of the family Poverty hkius and want has beop the portion uf Illtl1 Alice Mc Donalds Piil lo rr many months A yiat ago her stepfather John Lennon rfiin cnislicd In al e valor uoldint and 1115 been almost a cripple slnca There is a small boy John who works and there Is a baby a few months eld thai keeps line wan looking mother from her accustomed toll There Ins no fire In the three hallo rooms today and that was why Allow WI to the con dock before going to school In tho afternoon she seIN newspaper 01 runs errands for store lincpers In order to earn n few pennies She wns quickly revived after her ar rival at the hoanltol ana will ba out apin In a Sew 41 1 I MORRIS MUST I SERVE 18 MONTHS fOR AUTO KilliNG Newark Dentist Who HasNo Appeal Scored by Judge Before Sentence NT3WAIUC N J Jan 29Dr Walter H Morris the young dentist whoso automobile ran down nnd killed Marcus J Jacobs manager of the i Columbia Theatre here on Sept Zfi last was sentenced today by Judco Ten Eyck In tlo Court of Quarter Sessions to elghtesn months in the penitentiary Morris had retracted MB his pica of not i guilty and entered a plea of non vult so that no appeal from the sentence of t the ruiirl an be taken and he must so to the penitentiary at once to serve r his term In pronouncing sentence Judge Tet Eyck scored the defendant for reckless I driving and for his apparent Indifference to the fate of his victim after th acci dent occurred After running down Mr Jacobs the automobile was kent ahead at top speed and near New lirunswlck It ran Into the wagon of a peddler named Iou Shap iro The wasoa was demolished and the peddler was slightly Injured Shapiro has brought a civil action for fudjO damages against Dr Morris The widow of Mr Jacobs is suing Morris for JIWC damages for the loss of her husband Dr Morris is about twentyeight years old and is unmarried Ills father Is a wealthy resident of Newark fIVfCfNT FARE BILL SIS PUBLIC SfRVIC BOARD I Commission Thinks It Ilas Power to Lower Coney Rate and Writes to Legislature Special to The Evening WorM ATJIANT Jan 9The Assembly Itallrrvmls Committee at a hearing to day on the FiveCent Coney Island Fare bill offered by Mr Wanner pnodticcd a letter from the Public Service Commis sion for the First District stating that I the commission In all probability had the right to order a reduction In the fare and would bo glad to Investigate the question further Chairman Walnwrlsht said that the cnmmttto would determine next Wednesday whether or not he bill should bo referred to the Public Service Commission Assemblyman Wagner piotostfd against any mien action and sid that In his opinion there was no question as to the authority of the slslntutv to enact a fivo cent fare luw Il Is believed that the committee will report the bill favorably Mr WnKiior pointed out that If the Public Service Commission had the power to act It should have taken the matter up wlUuut waiting for Home one to iMll Its attention formally to tho iiuestlon The letter from the Commission Is In par aw follows In PO far as tho proposed hill brats upon existing rates and obligations tin der contracts between companies our counsel Is of the opinion that tho com mission Is given mfllclent power to do after n hearing nil that the proposal I bill can compllsh and possibly more Seaboard Florid Limited Service I T3oi to llnthur careen OolumbU Florj 4101 barUt rout sOftlos UiO Ii wtayaii r SKIRTED ACROBAT IN GREAT TURN WITH POLICfMAN Woman Sought Witli Varrant Climbs FireEscapes in Wild Chase Lillian Moreley past twentyfive years and Nora Kelly not yet JI soon twentyfive were real chums until i they differed is to the size of the hat Mlsi Kelly should wear lJltrnl1ch I talk real nwni ot of bid feeling rain loss of ills Kellys trunks and cloth ling nil she had In the world she told I Magistrate Harlow today In West Side Court Miss Moreley would no allots her 101 I move the trunks from the apartments over which she presides nt No 101 West Sixtythird street and Miss Kelly appealed to the court Twice court of flyers and Miss Kelly tried to serve a summons but Miss Moreley waN barri cade In her boudoir nnd could nut be readied Three days passed and still Miss Kelly pined for another street suit Tho Court was angry nail told Special Oftlcer Klco to tako a warrant and bring Idles Moreley Into court alive If possible and not to hesitate about sue hn trille as a dourJo door Officer Jllce rang the bell wn stold Miss More ley was not In but his aide Miss Kelly quickly whlspnred that the speaker was Miss Moreloy As the door slammed Itlco shoved Ills foot In and then bumped the brass chain off and gained entrance Route of the chase Though hall way to kitchen where door was locked and broken by Uice Out into yard and Intl cellar Then a Hot Pursuit To staircase and up to second floor thence to front llreescapo crowd watching exploit from street utter banging the front window down up fire escape to second floor and In nt nilither window then thrmgh a hallway to rear flrcoscnro nnd up to third floor where capture was mailo Hire steadily pained on Miss Moreley over the entire distance She was hani ptred considerably by a long wrapper which became partly disarranged as she made an exit through the front win dow lllce then threw a cloak over hjs prisoners nhoulders and brought her In She was hysterical In court and M ss Kelly withdrew her complaint on agree ment that Miss Moreloy turn over her former friends possessions at once Rice returned with Miss Moreley to watch the restoration SKATING RACES AT SARANAC LAKE I Fastest Men in the United States on Steel Blades for Prizes ISlxolil to Thf KvrnlnK World SAHANAC LAKE N V Jan Ithe amateur skating races hold here today under the auspices of the Saranuo Ama teur Skating Association mambers of the Eastern Skatlnn Association was n grand success both weather nnd Ice be I 1111 perfect Many men of prominence I In amateur racing crcles were repre sented P P Slaybuk of Verona IaUc X J was ntllial referee A large crowd was in attendance and many people from New York Albany Mon treal und other cities were here to wit nei tm iuu events Tim day proved a keen one of sport due ta o r i u the siAl bade The skaters entered In these races Include llftwn of tho fastest unmtimr skaters li the Inlt Oil States and Canada repr sentlnK tho followln clubs New Yorl Athletic Club Verona Skating Club of Now Jersey Saratoga Skating Club Urojklvn Western Amateur Skatlnz Association Montreal Amateur 8katln Association Saranac Amateur Skatng A OOlatJOD RACING VICTORY IN ELECTION AT NW ORLfANS Success of J Y Sanders in Gubernatorial Primaries In sures Continuance of Sport I Special In The Hvcnlnc WorM I NBW OrtLRANA Ii Jan r Tin raring magnates and horsemen arc lib iliint over UP victory ofJ V Hinders candidate for Governor In the primar ies yesterday In thh nemocrntlc Slate of Louisiana the nomination Is CII tint to nn election the latter hero u mere formality All the otler candidates who iiprioKml Mr Sandern iid an turti rae Ins plunk In their patforms vhllctho I rianers jllouini is favorable Ii COM ilnunnce of the spur In met Mr San dens has hcn the atriey for to track I for Fciniu years It Is now contended I thnt there is no possibility of n ills I continuance of racing ncijomparilfj la belling it nil therefore thlrc is great rejoicing among the nntor lacing col ony here The feature of todays programme ut City Park was the National Sakes for twoyearolds and with the exception of NuMturlln the best of the joUUKslurx were carded to go to the pun Gloriole was an added starter and Corrlsan Cella ami Morris were each represented by a pair Fore Irani Cellas stable a smart filly oy Cfxariini and llioimlit to be the best In the barn of the St Louis turfman was peiiiM tne best ii td of the lot Mr l Ila paid srfM for her as a yeir ling nnd her trali had shown that he nan made im mistake The secondary features were the MeepleeliuM over the snort courts whirr ll IHl ht out eleven nnil II hittnll cap u six furlongs which brought together such good ones IIH ilorlflM Colloquy end Lens Tin former VMS asked to shoulder KM pounds but hIs owner thought him enpabb1 even ut that weight There was M sale In the paddock In1 fore the races unit 1 M Hiykr limight DKk Hose Alpin iniiivhen Sonmus anI Neptune Water Dog went 10 P K Lynch The weather wax line bud the track fast 1rIiT SACK Purs till threeyear olds silllni mile and onesixteenth Uexiine 9 7 c1 siimter s In 6 1 to 0 end 1 to V won by three length Vnte cKiler lilt I llufnaKli 311 III 1 12 If I I anil il to I Gerund My Love II i Hms tls IS to 1 Ij to 1 nnd 3 IT 1 third TlniHlW 35 Kdlna ninooated rider I Illller Man fair Silver Pall Sundnrt arannln Mav Silver Cup Mosey Mend Masson and Speed Marvel also ran Second Knre Purse Jlf Slceple fhasc fouryenrolds tint up short courseMonte Cirlo lM Pending S In 1 4 to 1 and i to 1 won by tall lengths Pete Vlnesar 14S iVltni G to 1 i to and Ij tu 6 seiond Peter Ilecker ts Hufiam 10 to 1 J to 1 and 2 to 1 third Time 3r 2S Creolln fell IInnk Holiday Lltlo Wnlly Dawnun Klldoe Allies Creulln Prollable and Rip also ran THI11I HACK Pnr e KH handicap tlireeyiarnhlx and up six furlongs Colloijuy 117 t S llediell 11 to u 7 to ID and 1 to 3 won by a length Lens 107 iNotterl Ti In r 1 to S and out sicond Apache 1i it Henry 2T to t 7 In 1 and 1 to J tlilrl Time 113 3iV IJlnrlller Kiln ONill Al Mtlllr nand Jer sey Lu1y also ran CRAWFORD WILL SIGNATURE FORGED JURY DECLARES SCHANTON Pa Jan e9rime Jury In the SchnoteCrawford nil cunte today uis larrd the paper prescntel by iTeorce U Seh toey nil the last will of James T run aford the nil llonnlre coal opoiaior to he a forgery in their opinion Iuey fiiind In favor of Mrs Crawford the wl 1W and her son lo whom the property was left by Mr Crnwforl Mure than Jli lOX was In 1 volved In the contest e COBB DECLINES TO SIGN UelrolIM Slur Player Says Hell tlllll If Cluli Diiiiiit Aureu lo Ills IViiitm ATOtSTA lii Jan C9I will not sign with Detroit except on my own terms I shall not report to the dub ut Hot Springs unless my terms are met 1 have in offer uf a isltk n is u ich In a Southern collew ard iiiintjcr siii prpfesslonal Job with a Chicago riot both of which will piy more than lx trolt offers me This Is Ty Cohbs ultlmalum to the Detroit club given In on Interview her today Pays Eloquent and Impassioned Tribute to Fidelity and Courage of Wife Who Sacrificed Herself to Save Husband FLAYS HUMMEL RIDDLES CASE MADE BY JEROME 1 I Hundreds of Hysterical Men and Women Bee f siege Doors of Court to Hear Last Argument for Life of Harry Thaw 1 With lears streaming down his face Martin VV Littleton this after noon halted his speech in lehalf of Harry Thaw long enough to pay to the lidelily and courage of lively NcsWt Thaw a tribute 50 forcible and eilective that from the crowded courtroom hanging on his words came a smothered outburst of involuntary applause j It was lie higgest in moment a big hour Coupled with his defense of his clients wife i iin e Lifll ton sinf r rah a v VL IV III i a denunciation of the convicted lawyer Abe Hummel that blisieiej and scorched like a draft from a blast furnace I Littleton was craity He never claimed that Evelyn Nesbit was ruined by Stanford White He i made no attack on Whites character except by inference but bit by bit he pieced together a wonderful I effective argument which had hut two main purposesto show that r I Evelyn Nesbit did tell Harry Thaw her horrible story of her defilement and that this story so worked upon an already disordered mind that he became a dangerous madman Incidentally and inferentially he riddled every weak point in the case of the prosecution I While his client squirmed and coughed in constantly increasing un easiness Littleton wrought with master strokes strengthening the defense l of insanity There was nothing amateurish in the way Littleton went at his task of saving his client from the death chair It would be wrong to say that ire tried also to save him from the madhouse for strictly speaking he did no such thing Littleton started at the roots of thingswith his clients tainted an cestry and his diseased childhoodand led him then step by step to tha I period when his trail first began to run counter to the lives of Evelyn Nesbit the chorus girl and Stanford White the architect Littleton spared no oneneither Thaw nor Thaws familyas he worked steadily to the point where he expected to show that a great shock wholly unseated the young mans reason and made of him a luna tic and a murderer i Evelyn Nesbit Thaw listened to her husbands advocate with her hands clasped in her lap Once she smiled when Littleton declared that except for a few insinuations the State had offered no counter testimony Evelvn Thaw expressed delight at Mr Littletons address when asked for an opinion at recess It is just splendid she said Sim ply immense Jerome will have nothing left to handle except my little Buster Brown collar Hundreds of hysterical and clamorous persons this afternoon be sieged the portals of the courtroom So persistent was the crowd that Justice Dowling ordered the doors locked Scores of women fought and struggled in the corridors to work I their way to the entrance many of them waving letters signed by Su u preme Court Justices Three times Lieut Kelleher beat back the storming throng and when the wave rushed in on him again banked his men in solid bar 1 rier with orders to recognize no pass or claim to admission Jii His Insanity Established Beyond Doubt Littleton Says At 1050 Mr Littleton began IUi su I ming UP lie started In n low con versational tone The customary con crttulatlona for Justice DoWllng ana I 4 au nay rriinej toe openir paragraph r ol ills speech t It Is needless to say that you are about to reach the point where you r t i 0 v JIW J1

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r rw THE EVENING WORLD w S D A l t jAiJA1 29 i 9 v rHo 11 rl ITTI ETON PAYS TRIBUTE TO EVELYN THAW ff r responsibility In the cnot ends alt Mr Littleton The rtcemlanl stands r before you uhnrneil with murder In the C first decree He lias entered a i lei of t not eullty This plea enables the Court j 1 and Jury to carefully examine tho fads The murder niuit IIP sustained by j thrf people throughout the whole trial f It the Grand Jury Accuses ono of an offenit It cannot be accepted as any i thlnr but an accusation until the poople that prove beyond a reasonable doubt th teemed li rullty Asks Only Justice Mr Littleton launched Into a tech nical flcfnltlon of the law which he gold Rives the defendant the benefit of every reasonable doubt It was the jurys duty to accept as the law the fact that Harry Thaw was Insane un less the DistrictAttorney proved be yond a reasonable doubt that he was aneThe continued The DistrictAttorney I Mr Littleton showed that this de fendant killed Stanford While and it Is simply our duty to show that the de fendant was Insane beyond a reasonable doubtWhen When this ease was opened I told you I would not deceive you We did i not seek to appeal to the passions In any sense I told yon that If you came to the conclusion that ours was an Invented defense I did not want you to consider I We stand before yon asking only the Justice that any American boy Is entitled to at the hands of an American JuryWe We established at he outset that throughout thll defendnns direct and Indirect and collateral ancestry there have been abundant evidence of in sanity Hereditary Insanity gentle mOl as a creat writer has sain is the most subtle the nioit lertam the mat dangerous lorm of insanity I il cut that we proved that rita uncles and his aunts on both the maternal iua I paternal sides were of unound niind You know we fihonod you that onion Harry Thaws cousins and second i cousins mere was insinnv The Hereditary Taint S therefore 1 say you must give oonslueratlon to the great law of hovel lary Insanity which working Its way in the blood and the brain of this de fendant made him nervous made him mentally unstable and made him liable to a breakdown under great strain But It Is for you to say xxltother or not e was in this nScOendunts mInd enough insanIty to curse him with the i1ntIt it Ik a talnt uf madness Mr IJttloton dwelt at leiiRth ujon the shock which Mrs William nln sus tained n few months before Hurry Thaws birth when she uwakenim In the flight touched the dead face of her child at her side He said the Insomnia and vousness which followed this experience must have ben transmitted to Harry Thaw Thvi ThDo Do not these things convince you thnt this Jcfcp cf Insanity Is not built for this emergency but that t Is bsr upon solid Incontrovertible1 facts which date far bad lr to the on Hut after all It was the mother who krew more than any other of the hor rible fate which hung over her son Hew she must have Watched over him with a terrible dread turning Ht her heart How she must hare prnyexl that her boy might be spnred from the In saJiJty which had come upon his uncle knew Thaws mothor gentlemen kne1 nol of this Imys mental condition than any lawyer could ever know than any doctor could ever know than any teach could ever know 11 Belittles Effect of Affidavit I The DistrictAttorney thought to contradict Mr William Thaws let mommy hy producing the nfildavlt xvhlh Vie gave at the last trial I appeal from tha affidavit couched In 111 sunne of a trained lawyer and give un iiiuil stress to her own story as she nld It on the stand And to the letter which she wrote more than thirty years ipo to Mr IJevk In which SIC voIced I fear that her Ion might b 1 luna ICA fear that 1 In her mouer I ride hid not confided to any othei Irg luimnn I Jeromes Sneers Only Reply To Testimony of Defense As Littleton reached this point ThaI who had been squirming about in his i chair faced about and I azil steadfast1 ly at his mother She never glanced hll way leI eyes were Iixcil straight ahead of her Her mouth was dronpid In deep sad resolue lines Hor head with Its crown of white hall was held rigidly erect She was a picture of proud militant motherhood Kxcent for an I vniicuat blinking of her cyeilils and an iwcaslrned move ment of one cloved hand Mrs Willipm Than q t thu tot more thnn an luur j with hardly a movement Taint Closed Shool Doors Then we pass to Mr Coler of Woo tH University continued Mr Littleton who was carrying Titan through the etages of his growth and schooling He came to toll you how the boy tilting In the schoolroom who called upon vould rise There would be I smile upon his faci but tne mind was not there Mr Jerome asked 11 Colcr if In didnt hold tills tuy up us an x impe or a lad bora ton of u iKli man yone astray Hut Culer said tho fxampe lit meant was thai a buy inij tw Ivjru pour I and still enjoy Ira iul antagcs Inr reach or the rich This boy mother told you he went to the Wtsern Lmvii i omit then to Harvard but It He Bansrd tlt was irrolevunl le knocked ut every uoi I of leirning bu the doors refasetl to OJMM not ntfautti tty would nut open out btj ute t he doctors bail lie cDflul 01 I boy s brain i on rcnitmbtr the lute of youn Jopley svie urilhunt career wuf suuUiiiiy p lauiii anu was Was laity bell to an u yiuiu If some one told L In your olllo or etui of u cast linilni to I hlslr a mal alt tils nfii u ti Idt r i ui would say ho was iinound How oflon ilnes I h ipjitn that ore tenHile liiina LViri ant IH cords of tanltv are snappeil The doctors say there is unl mie mental trouble that gi Yes any pity q ea iiiploinB piiroslH Science discovers tho other phases it Insanity hen i i h ii iiuvlng these li i R sent Jeromes Sneers Now thlfl peculiar temixrament tray Jed through tire until 1W without en counterini any pressure In tutu year Help nO Wanted ToDay A advertised for r The Woming Worlds Want Directory WKDXriKHAV Jon J Ins Arilfliial KU F I II j e irk OS ACne ID Ironir 0 Amateur 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tliiBc nionilis hI tact vdth n Bpism iiml nocnrilnK in hit mother iiiion Hip ii itch I I iwnvorn lon hi wouil CD Into a nnrviiiis florin Ill iiinriir toiii f u tlimicli the liinr hour of the night IIP lay Muring nt I hlellnl He never ilopt 1 lien iotni1 HIP fAIth fil riirrp who rla Ic how quo rrninlncil up nUlit nHcr night nursing Ito IKIV The Gao to Jerome This nurse Uiouglu ut first I was ft case of temper Km 9110 all horn silo deiiaeil later that It win a tllMnni1 This boy could not spoiik not one wonl that was IntalllRlble to any one hit the me m rs of his own fiimlly This Con tlnued until ho ius sevon years old The spell the nurse told you of wno only n prophecy o tho monte D HUB sell Wells described which developed In London This toy had n KlbtiertKi of Ws own Con the UlatrlctAtiurmy answer this with a sneer and the suggestion of a spank I was not the case of a bad boy Do you bind cold towoli around the temples of a ni chevou boy anti pour oW water on his wrist and do you carry the boy to his mother and sny S o not Crow his brain I Is peculiar 7 1JM yea spank him asked the Din trlctAttorney I did once said the nurse aim i saw the frightened look on his face and knew It was wrong thnt lit brain hung In the balance Littleton was at his best In describing tho oJ teacher Abraham Deck whom he charnrterlze as a typical American gentleman who had come from Penn sylvania to testify at the bidding of his own conscience and not at the behest of ary court A Mothers Agony You saw that grand old man of near ly eighty said the Southern advocate Do yi U think he lent himself as an accomplice of the murderer of Stanford White Do you think he would lend himself to a corrupt defenie that he would join in an unspeakable and criminal unslEJknble ctm inal enterprise for the purpose of Je feiitlnpt the ends of Justice No You know he told the truth You know he was uslns the conaRO or his own honest heart and not the suggested phrase of any one else when i he said Harry Thaw its 1 boy of ten gate vcnt to nnlninllllc howls r u ii uric IK consulted Dr Price Mitchell Tho nurse who aUf him I ten days thought is wp very nervous and feverish but not In 1 delirium Ills Thc crowd nt the afternoon session wio even larger than the one of the mourning A lot of people Mood up as Thaw uttered anti the bailiffs had trouble tem ting the inquisitive jnei Iruli into miter seats You recall that UR Fletcher tesll lieu she had known tho defendant tnentyslx years befrm Mr Littkton She ha j observe him nil that time an i 1 11 tnH In the UlrtliictVttornPr took the chance and asked Item If jJhe considered him of insomil mild and she said Yea She nave ilesiriptli of his periods of vio lent eitiiiitnt Nov you hnve the teMlmony of the nun the kindergarten teacher Mr iieik Mr C Ier Miss lletclier and the iuedlnl experts ol loiidon of Itomr iMl of Iarln nil showltiB the Oefendunt 1 tiC I Ira tluna I This klliltiE otvurred two yearj a n and It was the duty of the UurlctA IIi cy In it U ifliO oil wlttusus tu show o unii Vit fM n nd was untrue I would t jvi bm eiity iiuisn if wiat IVO nii e toll you tat untrue hat lit IK i If nl JNII When He Mel Evelyn Nesbit Aiiut liOI thn ileft jint met Ms rsiMiilt a as nn intii while Hau was un tilt lal Hu called un her muthvr n id nt tier ciiool rihi iaI un Oeriliin amid lie calKtl on utr at iio hospllal lie mnwiJ an nrt tliti for IWIa verv u iul mini fur li joutm mm He iiruf n il iiis ittetlon urnl he earned uf iir nlxlory nnu ii fattier IHI litit und tie KrU2Kii sic hr tuft 0ri and Itn Ilttie ijTotnr had lie arriiiKel in M 11 tier to Paris iino she timid no inui ik i n A 111 ir to Iirls anil ob talmil ueljeiinlnt aiiartment He cur med lnr freim 11 carriage to her room It was nn lone until he pro Iro poed marriage His attentions were iirotiiijly mare mnikitl than mr rfi e hud been very ill And then he nn In folded to him the reasons why she could not marry him shp IntHted tat Hie refusal was allsulHclent tie incited that tn reaHniis be told him lie uHKtd if It teas bttue 1011 Stan rn White lal Yn1 will month the Ii rlll tcKlminy of tn phyHicl ii w 11 hi rilrl n iml fr t wen 11 t olnl Lol u thjitre eloor ml ii 50111 i nO cliii iiiil IN Mis Sen 111 S u lieluiss tn tar Viite limit tilts In lik nnil In Pirlt iid hi IKiiit I wu hecause of Klaifld Whi ord e i iili hut I Wln Arrilgnid Wife Not Thaw Xtrv ecitiunnn r e cemoj to be I ni i miKiiy m MI Jeriiii eiiieiin and n m mutiijc iur iBt Mrs TIIW Miss p3al jimmy Uvt7 bin uiiv of re riliiiilblc oneliift 1n IViiw or whli Viiie hut WI1 weimnn is put on lu Hand she Ii c Oiled tu the IId llt same ucnutopruiiun H Is I mUI seethed to mn tmt dip Otrlt Atlorney tried f tinH and dilroy Mrs The waol to shiit that mi de tense was unsrotiimcd but nlmnly 10 10W Hil ihe Is i JIOIMI unAortiiv uf billef Hi sscjnod lo tlilnlt Jlr Tla Sn tial itiiiirt of r Ihn r Tho scnor Mrs Thaw uliowei Inteiup ptnolioni al MttiPton remmo e I iH Inlell SVhiii he e11 tJ tell of him Intrlsue o Kvelyn Net and aIry Thaw Her nrw it UetnDoi mi ith lreinbe avj I hlr tJnaerii nilcuJ One of er haI S rupeitttdly niUKiil ner titiunl tie if nK found i tIm ma ditkll livelyn i it fw tiltiieJ iu il finty di hitliion lldI emel to me tint the Jjlstrcl Atlurn waN rnor lntei In nlincK 11 liiln you tig woniiini ci under then Ii was in proving that harry iTlia 1 ti1i ii 11 0 thc mIch t of Tlit IW I k 0 S iriMcel tli vvhoe ward for nit VMM wi t fit M to atm tk in S ilnl r in ixo Pars tle n nrr O wi in ui tin IVKI wll i 1 I i r is conitt a I dishiirriI iixv r a urier a d1 S iilmnal uliin lie drariteil fmin n prson ft 1 to say tat tin lNt It teem to me Mr Jerome owed feup and hal s twlh1 Il vmitnl to go lilt but HII i d Id I would lie flint lint in time tlrst opportunity un eroj nl nml ivtnt out In defiance of dueler nnd Imure nurHe sine liTU hlnp nnd In n etatO of rollapii Ho xvns In I all cit mild efltement IIli iiiiii hot wns diet I oct I y Irmtlnnal Tien cnnifs thi next rnl Ut tinI I him 1 Londun In July I 1SH Ue iHvniirht a inset ntnndlnK hIgh In his trrhl of n iv inr nr ehnrlHtnn n Mr Teromn ln lnmtpil That lii 11 way they have niiwenvl nil oilr wtnptp I Dr Uelli wan called lo iiltond the de t fi mlniit In ClarlilKp Hotel lie founl him ejcltnl nnd mrvimn ill Ye hll mrdlcli1 nnd sent fr n nurno I Iii wns rtfriril of iilin Vnin he rilurneil j ho found h1 In n mnlacal simile Tho i nurse xvas unnble to take are of him He was taken to ii nirsnry whern he lixmnndml that the wilL bo torn eloxvii nn l I hut nmnx ntinex should bn summoned and drllled bixforn him For elftv he lay hrlpleiiw antI mutterlnir In i nuotMx nuotMxTo To the Night of the Murder And rWit here let mn uarrv you forward to the lUtrtit on Iallol iUjimri uoof to Uio ostliiiiti of TlAyinonil i Brown Von remember Itroxvn still hi heard Thaw muttering nl ho rnulil not understand him Do you not see the connection D you not see the same Insine ecttoi rnp ated Has tha DiitrlctAttnrney sought to prove that the defendant was not In sane In London that he wan iulTerliij from drink or anything else r have bon wondering what the DistrictAt torney means I wanted with more or less impatience to fee what evldfince he would frlv you that this defendant was sane on June 5 1J06 f expect Mr Jerome will attempt to overthrow Dr wells with one of hhi clever Insinuation He tried to Im peach Dr Wells by recoilIng that the defendant hn1 remembered his conduct and had apologized to the nurse Why shouldnt he Why If you commit a corml murder In 1 dream when you wake up yon remember every detail of the dream Where Is the galaxy of medical experts Flint McDonald ran Prltchnrd Prichard Why did he not summon them If what i Dr Wells sid wits untrue Pays Respects to Jerome Where are these nilenUrs I chal lenpul Mr Jerome 1 hrl ueuks nfio to pnvluce one man who woiId say that Harrv Thuw was sane when he klllnl I kll1 Stanford White Did he do I He did not lie cannot do II Ho proved the i fact of the shooting ves nnd then i what Nothln cxept lnnuendc ln I i slnuntlon sneer aol uieernv laugh I I wonder hit the other siiie can mean 1 by Its total failure t ninlte gooJ its I olnlmc by Its total fnllure even to ls tempt to controvert the testimony nitch xxc offered i Mr Littleton paid extended tribute to ne cleverness of Mr Jornmes inslnui ll j and asidi1 But thy are not eel dene he exclaimed You must bear In mind they arc the only things with I wlh which the DistrictAttorney answers n WI i us J usHe next carried Thaxv through his illness ness In Rome in Ihil2 when he was seemlmtly Jrrnttonal and then In IXS two months before the tragedy I rIN A porter In a train from Albiny summoned a physician to I stateroom said Mr Littleton The doctor found thc defendant muttcrlnsr Shyster shy ster shyster and Pennsylvania runs into fib New York Central Isnt It possible that the shyster Iluninvl wa In th defendants mind It wits the Mind maniacal resemblance of a few Mrs before the exent of his life In connection with Abe Hum mel He had apr ll d the term to Hummel three year before Doctor Bailey cfTe you a picture of I man In a maniacal or unsound state and Mr Jerome answered that jy an insinuation thnt Thaw hail had a bad nltrht In ChIcago The Dlatrtct Attorney answered n fact with an In slnuntlon At ten mlnutfls to one Mr Littleton asked for nn adjournment Justice T nwn granted a recess Jeromes Attack on the Wife Itiot on the Man on Trial you more than this if he meant to de stroy the testimony of one for whom he set to have nn antIpathy wit exceeded tho utmost limits of IU official zeal S Uhnt was there about this ulrl who had been reared m pivertv and nun Into Ire battle as a child that should 1111 have Inspired Mr Jerome to rage shull and forth UKQ a cicert lion ready ti i pounce upon the woman who crouched i crollld In that chair yonder 11 whom coul1 I he pro ire to blacken her name nnd besmeir her with filth and Infamy1 Nobody but that little felon thit black 11 hlick I archangel from that rat nest known us the pltlces of Howe V Hummel Why lulow should Mr Jerome destroy thl woman nt all hazards all in the next vouch for t he woru of Abe Hummel And at 1 hal age was this gjl when she told Abe Hummel tin tlfmrs ht says she told him Slier mis flxtocn yiurx old A countrxrained girl of slxtftn Whnt could 1 S1I of sixteen j know of the xvlles of that Itt rodent of the Xew York bar Abe1 Hummel Jeromes Antagonism I It seemed tu me that Mi Jerome let his r r unai fr Ins of nntiisnnlsni for Alrx H irrj Thaw carry him nwiiy He Ialc I her He grit I his teeth I I him Ills very attitude his xery ti ne Kheturd he mi in t to brand her a i I Ii Mar anti In UK t ii tp An ady to drag from Abe I I ii rum mmiiis olllce and Alt Humiml veil the aivuniulutwl nah ard i mImi a I mes r this Mttle erinit tin I prson I nllly anti pmir I In this girls lap In an effort to blacken and I iinlivh her for evei In tlie OJIH or his mmmiinltr i Assumed that slie deserved any crlt Irisin xrciii d you Impeach the S S him va erl i of any Ivlnu binK utJOn tile evldine u Abe Ilui ncl a man In prison who Man Is nn ir in llimcnt for procuring1 raise nilldnltv jnil who was mvIMed hy V r Jerinie himself The DlHtrli Attnrrev was mire nicer to destroy i til woman lie xvenil rather tiara the i rllme fint PilOtS trickling from hint and Humnie than to convict Tnnw I All the time she was on the stand he Sit and glared nnd glared seemlne to I any I Impeach you I impeach you even If I have to co It with that rcvlent r thc New York hark The Story of Her Downfall Aid neiv xve one to irr own start PH slrnplt stot j r I iflrli ruin A nl sciI OR p h1 s That night tn pir Thaw wnntd all I the stir He on1 uy end down oi rnii Uf iv aa In Inv xvth her Tliere Is nil nu rnmrc aSut hRt I Is nn nlilfr V vf 1 tMiiff to mill In IJ timid he wnr r1 to know Why she xvoul not ins re iv I i gVns IT ulnv xoii tint tre hfrv ii s pil inll on the saitd wa trtp Is J piMhl1 tat tc Thn1 il I 1 wffn xv1 nl he ill xvrlte to hl IB or Mr txinsfHi In No vnh Knl If Mist NVihlt had not told this st irv ti fhavy I i M liileicn iheii r11 tie elmer wII 111 irrwird In the tril is ICx iiilt J I XVT i lotr wIL t ll if Mhs Ni v1s rivl In tills cuinty ni the IPt1 xvtn Vi ls Marhur and Miss d Wolf fnl In which haw ked Mr TnnKfelioiv to look out frr her Tie I ic cent on the derho to Mr lonsellov how Kvelyn Xenill bid I eii ririiiiril II Oil iutnigrd by Ilinford Whit In praetlr ly the gnmV1 larjuII whlli lorry TiiawX wife I I f I ri S ynvhee diI he gt thl Inforrmtlon If UKs NVslilt did not till him cm tlmfil Mr Iitiletoti The point Ii i lIO i i t t nil tnii Ir ml II e NI Ih rrrltlhl PVle t h u I I I Vnt do IPX f 1 Vv nitr It T iiv av oh I r d ilHhit nn ut 7 t1 null ni rill i I Cornered In Mumrrcls Officr She nrrUprt 21 Why ild Vhlto till I i iTl s Vnl IM iHtti niii S i xviiv id h I r r a I J IbnnI Hli II r 1 iI I 110111 aril I W t I rMi I niinii if a in wiile I tisi l PI u 1 us of hr 1 i Itn irinnton UI11 his 011 t I i In tho blank I lie id a1 Lit rest Aid tiin rtliit happened They did nit fli k tJllII Ignorant itnaiurdel un I iitfil clrl III sign im allldavlt at Iliimmern oinvr No Thoy wallel Piey lei FMMM bye tins lilJlV scnrel Iier half to desi h and r ion comlnjr upon hrr nt R illnner irtriy In he tower when ier inJihl wits full of tae story of Tiiws all igcI lutiect a 1 mid they liuime1 this fill to olgii liU pit per Thin ntllduvit wttitIt Iml been drawn lo Htiinfcril White order by Abe Hull fluid Tliln oindivlt purpcrln to be II in for In a suit but twitfenvn there wns no suit They never livtindod that them I Blioull Ii 11 mill Thoy got this mere ehlU to ttgn nn iiHliUrtt beniwr thoy 1 wnntnl to luive u club to IwU1 uvw Thaws heal I A Weapon Against Th w And thoro was another purpose You will recall thiit they photographod 0110 page of that alUdnvlt and one page only and that page Is thn one where Bvwlyn Niviblt Is niailo to HIV that It wit not true that Stanford whlto had betrayed her Dont you lee It nl11 This man HumnuO this little plder was working for one thing HI wanted tliit girls name nn an nftKavlt In which si would deny that Whlta had ruined her mid so he woiilj be reidy to flirht Hurry Thnv I Thaw should Htteaipt to miiko trouble when he came buck fron Europe And now you have the whole thing In a nutheli Give this man the enetH for all his monumental bvmefactons exclaimed Uttleton Yrt he took her to Hum inels ofllce over wliMi should have been written AbinJon All Hope Ye Who nnor Here There wai a muffled murmur of sub lund ipplnusj as Ittleton with hIs Imlr tossing and his arms waving shout pil mtf t I Is 0 Tribute to the Wife I want to My that I will take the word of this plrl before the word of I that unspeakable vermin I care not what the girls past may have been I xxant to say that I never saw n braver front of fidelity and fortitude thnn was shown by this young wit wn Jt pmid I Ing nt her husbands side Ial l bare a story 50 shocking sa hideous In Its de I tAils that It mule my very blood run cold 1 coldThey proved che led sn Immoral life xxith IMrrv Thav Sale ndmlttel It She novei denied It and now I nay let OInt wto Is without Wnme cast thi first siC he is mervlne of some thlngM girl Why should chic be dilvtn In ignominy lr this court I bo Hum me la exalted on a pedestal ns a parnKOi of virtue At nn t4i when nest girls are lead ing a cloiftsrpd life this gIrl XXTIS on the slat In he tudo earning nil Inc for her mother and bro her Cic 1 had given her beauty And this man fell In love with that beauty To him she vas wholly pure and wholly good and then It was he wrote these poor mad letters to his wrerIeUrs which showed the madness of the poor brokenhearted Insane lover Heres this little gr who earned a living for herself her mother and her brother and White Hummel and others spun tale In her ears In order that the should get an affllavlt that would protect bIte In case she ever proceeded against him for drugging nnd wronrns t her You have hmrel me reid the defend ants letter Tihov were not written b an Insane man Imagine the storY ho hf ird and remember hi herollnrv taint He came back to Bxislyn NViblt and she barely greets h4m and tolls him of the st rles she was told of him that h wa a Uoeenemie Insane mad ind crazy Wasnt tTvat enough to shat ter any mind He hears that all New York Is talking of his alleged de generacy fiirtdened emil broken he goes to his home To his moOer His mother tells how he sat at the table and ato I not And went to ht hut slept not I But she found his pillow stained with tears Xlnht after night his mother I b geed hm o tell her wtsit was troub ling him V i I Cannot tell you he I 11 Id Fliinllv he told her It was be j cause ef a young girl who had been I rulne hy one of the wickedest men In tlu world j Weeps Before Jury She took him to church and xvfille the KecesMonnl was being played he i burst Into tears and In leaving the church he said If this hal not hap1 pned she mljtt have been with us i fJentlomon are murderers bred In thU nought nf Influence Do assassins feed on hymn those sentiments and ween at a He cime hack to NOV York find n reconciliation tok plac with Miss NsMjlt At Mndhon Sjunre Theatre White went to i ee her and when he learned sic had gone air t with Thaw i I 10 said t o Liauman 1 vill kill him be fore morniinf And i verywhere Thaw vat heirlng stories whlen pun about nim HtorleM of his nKejeO depntrary i tirte whlcb 5ipreul like a nre In the stuKMe fer loaN streamed loon Littletons I face and hN big ooning xoice greW thick and husky Thor bent torn itril I ixili his face In Ms hands M fingers Ir huts hair Oll Mr Thavs Hcnrttlra utdorilp trembliil Kvelyn Thaw I orln eu about hi with a half 11111 lie irHviMIn on lier lip as If seeking the I apprmvil nf the ouurtroom for Little tons xinilljKlrn for her and her motlx Imagine thh Rhntter mind know log aiaitir Il ns after his life Then comes the sucseslion of cnlclde when lie tried to BI MlJi Nesbit to die with him Tlny iro to Europe and the mimes Inudnnum We IMCIU it tne doctor toi tell iibniit It Then Is no claim here I that this Is not tru I Still the Smile Answers Depression gloom madness Is shown In hU very act lc tImer any tthtmIuit y I to llpruve o fall thl None Only th old smile on Mr Jsriimes face the small that WOIIt Collie oft in1VSlvlrk PilTf0nTiSRi oPIIII In ttntiOthv with tIme dlck1 titter wlh 3Vtt KXJrV runni nl Lit them omi ii riw 0f r time uurtruom Ii rHn thov cime bak t Amprla cClnllnut1 Mr Littlefm as he rcnehe wilt lie rea1 of Tho we rot the copt that eotiOll in wllliI TImamv tippreheniti foul ilay and pNl led a samut of money Then hp tu tiring tile unlr 10 Justice p Wh famStis codicil accusing real the fanou of nimeiss crtmes n crlmls hat wa running In the miV Il j orolel41 mld Flic flznil if I iiit was before him already thoi il Li tkon HH verv suggestion nf revela Ii i i nk a eh1nc to do murd vh n hr k Wiv ne 11 1 1 Comit went to liln to 0 fiSt Oct s 111 o acre fi lowinx ii Ii What was tlirobhlne In his IliiJ 1 xa midness i Found Peace in Marriage i He wns married in th spring of tIti T finiifr vnn tv only one In h amid rent him cnce JrcVr tam pence mrr gave HP nrir ted I 11 Co to Lump with his They come to Voiv t it nJ not or y tI tn ii IlotM Lorraine hey lu MI iiiitlcipalD goIng to Cafe Martin or Roif en June mull cc onc t i Millfnn riiiiare AVie Whirl Cluh Thnw gnvp exl itorm In bl hriln cnre of a pitierns A gra rienml crisis was tiirttu t Itt him The faithful old club stewarl qa II omht VtniVememlier hi mm out of a teloiiKiiP iMKth In the chit nn June i and Imnelod in attendant tlree lir thfni In tie flit arm I Mil him In lorV nf lie iio1 to Mart ns for hemmer i iitit nluit f l ii furl White iomc ml a iii Mr TlJW WII II note aavlrp Tho i was I fr a innute ngSl i I 1nc Kine DIM ttIi know PO etf t White had on him 1 Jin desTinu that tn you In the imlilent at Hiyn I l Tlieutre At the Rcof Garden I Then TiaW and Ills party xxent M the I iinf girJen and Thaw axv Iitnes filnh titt Iii and lnllcd with him smith says e sin Thnw walk up tie 1 Txxvnlvslxi ire t ldi hen he i liirned He iiIii hi aw lilni lonklni nt ta iot xvi e Wlitf Kit but Hint It 1 i nun1 111 xx a i Iriply a onclnion em I M Ciii f n irs I lie said Tain was more Inter lIg 1 11 lIflt tli slnxx and mint h I Vell Si Im rr nn lour Why It i HSI T av xvis H n 1I1ot umimml tate Ills appearance tnunt have been iimiiisl or Hmtth xxould never have Miiuhil 11111 i Iii not nccw Sinllh of anything pxcoit arm ov rzenli innrsA lorn I of the feet Mint he saa Wlutii brother Illlaw Ami this man Hmllli said that after HIP shooting he liinkod lit the list sI oiled In It lint inpjuv with friend and tlun fur the Ilrst time learned hat I II wan hi luothetrtnlnw who hod been killed lip went to Ills room and wrote out I ft ntntpnient Does that sound proba ble Smith told you of a conversation he nd wIth Thaw nd ho told how Thuw naked him bin age This nuly have hem a little excusable vanity on flmlths part He told how Thaw guessed ho was thirtylitre when he was fifty and he1 told of laws sumnrstton that he I would Inlroduco him to a brunette DIe Smith Testimony lIe told that lha pee to him about speculating Now Smith WIll more thnn thirtythree years old He Was not a speculator anti he says h never went oat with brunettes adn It If docs not npcear thnt Thaw ever called Smith by name Does It not seem probable therefore that Thaw mistook Smith for Homebody liie I Smith says Titan walked up nnd down on the Txventylxth street side vet four reputable wltne Johnson Hanly Green and Brown swear Thnw nexeir did any such thing I do not want to attack Mr Smith nos hat feellntrs that are only natural to one In his positIon but doesnt It seem that his Is trying to convict Thaw at nil hazards Yoi remember Brown testimony How ho saw Thaw staring madly and muttering Incoherently lit ifspd Hnnlv tho news pnter man Hanly ssw him 511 mImi e a id heard him muttering I and Mr Lowery saw him At fie mo ment of the nhootlng saw nlm xtindlng with wide vnaant stare nd was RI M r 1 1 ii C 1 0 lIitl Strauss who aId Thaw wild lock stayed with him for months and that m ICUTS Off Wlff i AND COUNSELS I CHILURfN WILL I Mount Vernon Dwells on Evils I of Drink and the Need of Money I stal to Th Evening World WHITK PLAINS N Y Jan 29Th rlll of P Hudson Wright a coal dealer of Mount Vernon who died in a New York hctel recently filed In the West Chester County Surrogate ofllce today Is rather a remarkable document Mr Wright cut off his widow without n cent nnd ndxlses his two children to refrain from drinking liquor He also tells his son to be sure and marry a good woman The value of Mr Wr ghfs estate Is given as flOtX and this he bequeaths to his children David and Pusan H to be held In trust for them until they shall attain the age of thirty flve years when It Is to two divided equally between them Several months ago Mr Wright sep arated from his wife and closed tielr house In Mount Vernon The children nre with relatives In Wnshlngtonvllle N Y In his nil MY Wight says I beseech my son and daughter to retaIn from the use of wines and li quors even from the social use there of inasmuch as they are runon the greatest curse to mankind and I ear n stI entreat my rnldren to follow the teachings of the BIble and or the church because thev are the greatest guides to direct us throw life Nothing but money will procure ev ery necessity and nothing In so easily lost or so hard to earn Therefore I bg that my children will fully con sider Its value That they will not ex pend It for speculative purposes I earnestly entreat my said daughter In case she shall marrY to keep her property at all times In ftrr own name and right to the end that she mny hJ protected In the vent of serious dlf feences shall arise between her and her husband I milk no bequest to mv wife Frances C Wright Wright explains the lvter provision by alluding to Ills marital troubles U MAN HIGHER UP IN BINGHAfflS OFFICE ABE LEVY HINTS Continue tom First Page shoxvivl the high nervous tension under whIch WnKscniian xvas laboring 1atnilir John 1 flu I id was the next witnufi coil he told of convern tlins jfHCrmnn had tnsnged In on Jan when lie together with To llccmun Mara xaa occupying the cul prits benli in the hallxvay at Police Headquarters Hutler at one time was thought to be In lea RUB with Wasser man and Reaction be Inter develop meats showed that ho had merely been obeying their orders The xvltness Idr that he heard Wns erman say to a policeman named Dono hue who waR placed in charge of the benchhoUVrs The Commissioner Is nl right hut Staltery Ii out to do me te wanted 1100 to make me a ser geant nnd I will get even with the King befn I get through with them Denounced by Slattery Several days ago xvhen It became knowi limit asserimin after his be ing recalled from tc Criminal Courts eietall hud made such a charge nKnIIHt lianlel dialcry socreny to ComniU stoner Jlinx1 firi rilotery was asked to raa kit a ntneMent Ho wrote this reply WIlY siouid I reply to this drunken Ivlnw pollcffiiian wlioso oath would not be ullcxed jven by oilier pjiicetiien ICJdie I I tllttJrI rtlio I iius xtr Je roinos countv de ctlvca iind who e uo llciMians bndsc vas retailed sennl ir iiuihtmtin tm tees uo ht imr t lIxt itiii8H He tall that he i ail I tOeti aUncht to the 11 I nctAtturjii t eillice nlnee January I He leillnl tiin he hnd known nsferman tom lfti n vcir and tlHt their fiiinllc u clinnKed visits lie ndnlitd that ni wa lrlll1nlal in teflnr WiHer men attaiied to Mr Jcnrnei ulllco n Sep 7 IW7 HeanlJii put the matter of the raid roii Mr Jerome tillo rljlit up t Hiporv Langdon lit snld that he Aas with Wanyiiinan on the nljrlit nf UP fl IN alit him he silil nbuii n jcl I 1 m the nfpnoin They tilt 1IrI1 her to a II I in IIimctiii stritn W iFsornmi wa It his uniform the wllius anld aol 101 I Itt mtC 1 0 1ellr p rtJI1 hI 1011 a 1 111 II ailtli irtprs triascnmn after several drink Keirdm Malii xvcnt to tne lirmlwav rifral Hat i whrrc they met Tr reineilv I then took Mni i his hone Vi irU ShllkIIOl TPM the Broil iind spent a luire mi Mori of the ngh with him sild t vtnss C0l CALi IliCADACIIK IAXATf K UltOMO ijtMNINt rmsves th rrnur Ctil the worM aver to fur A colj In no xEWarov i itrn tur on boxI Is why Cllnoh Smith watched him hfl uiup hi was si eilrioMlniiiV u Iirure on tho root Knnlin hat nlKii I It wiui n hot nljtit btr Iluiv wore nn ovinint Ilo ilui bi con1 rulsr tlirnecl up He aced lie ultlttiTlil He Klbhrrod lie vnlktd un and iliwn His niouih twltchtij llu mud tivui bled Tho old clil HleAMrd had tn the mental torm satharlng time uiy m1 fore nnd hud seen It gathoriug Uiat i a tIe rmmoon Breaking of the Stcrm I Ths itorm fentlemen wa about tit break In that poor distracted mind All I the funtllar symptoms were thr Did not every physician every nurse every teacher who knew him from childhood up see In Harry Thllw the lame ner I vousneia tame same manuvil store Ihe sainn wild demeanor which marked him on the night when ho klllH Stanford White I 1 tell you the madness he got In childhood signalled him out and ret him atxm from her men at the hour I of that tnuredy Mr Jerome called one witness after another and he utoply asked them If Thaw was ratlonjil or I irrational Hut w brought the door linen frun the suitlon here They hud him urnUr observation all night They 1 said Thaw complained of the voices of i young girls how the prison waj as al lent as a tomb yet he acted like a I madman After the kilting Hrudl the fireman took hold or him and what did he do with him He handed him over to an other man sayIng be careful that ha doesnt hurt himself or anybody else Why dd Brud ay such a thing un less he was convinced that the man whom he had as a prisoner was Irre lon lble dangerous und Insane Bnidl I came hero to testify for the other side but he was the beet witness we had I Do you remember Iwvnrtng Mr Jerome asking any of his rebuttal witnesses how Thaw looked that night Xo He didnt dare DIDNT TRY TO KILL HERSELF MRS SEARS SAYS Happy With Her Second Hus band She Declares Mag istrate Discharges Her Mr Guests 13 DAmron Sears whi drank a quantity of laudanum last nleht I after advertising the fact of her mar j rlatfe to Georgn B Scars on iVpt 1 j last recovered sufficiently today to j I be arraigned In the West Side Court I on a charge of attempted suicide The young woman had MEn tiktn to Koose I velt Hospital from her home In West I j Sixtyfifth street and the surgeons 1 there thought she had taken about two ounces of poison They got It out of her In time 10 save her life When Mr Sears left the luvspltal the husband she had abused In a farewell IptTrtOxvAs with her lie also accom panied her to court and declared I there had never been any quarrel Tie woman swore that she had no Intention I of ending her life and had simply taken I an overdose of laudanum She ala de I nied writIng the letters which had been 1 Identified as in liar handwriting I Magistrate Harlow aid that he would I have to discharge her as there was no I proof that she had Intended to kill her self and stie lift court smlliiw on her r husbands arm j Robert O DAmron the first husband i of Mrs SearS declared to un Kvrn log Worlel reporter today that the announcement of the marriage had not been news to him Although he anti I the talented and wealthy young woman I i were separated by a decree of divorce S four years ago he had met her fre quently and chatted with her anout j her affairs Their two lithe girls one j eleven and onc nlne are at a boarding school lie III Tafcstown I I 1 um deeply grieved to hear that Mrs Hears attempted to take her life eaJd I UAmron and xvill go uii 10 me hos pital to Inquire how she is getting on I I have read of her letter In which she reveals that she was not happy wth her now husband and am greatly rum prlstd Said She Has Found Her Ideal Wny I met my former wife last October and she told me she had found her ideal She was quite enthusiastic and 1 congratulated her We eloped from her home In St Louis twelve yvars ago but could never get along together and girl We were little more than boy She wan seventeen and ot a very fine ant wealthy family Of course there was objection to the marriage as she wns so yourur First we went to Chicago to live and i then came to this city Mrs DArmon was exceptionally talented anti huh n splendid volco But she wss fearfully Impetuous and I soon knew that my de I life was going to be spoiled She vclopcd a passion for the singe and would not listen to my injections She i Joined several road companies and was Bone for month tl n time So It xvent on for savcn years xvhen I I decided I could stand It no longer We separated and a year later the divorce was obtained Html elm Is avery of the very fine woman nd a woman highest character 1 urn really detply grieved to hear of this misfortune even thouKh she has gone out of my 11c furimr TTtne young mono spoke his voice aim nob anel he rca I lv Denied Ieplx moved lie Is the lioul uf tIme uitdltms whiilonH eta I oii ctmrtment of n Me iit Sit concern Rather below medium cry height nAmron In compactly tIlt smSh shaven nnd very good look lIlt He hash never mcthi B wifes fecund iMHbnnd He had heard of him utfnri I the niirliRe S CATHOLIC DEMONSTRATION AT CARBINALS FUNERAL PAHIH Jnn lThe lily of the IT Cnrdinal I tI clue Itl Arclibishin I I 1ur xxiio died veitlerilnv Iny In Ktatc nil dnv nt the nruliMnrrl iind vl ieil Ijv nOTiit livw t mists fd Iprn n Tin aoene xvud lniircilx Tlie 1 I 1 d tit piviiUu ckul In his ri n n vp imeiili wltli n x4ilt mil ui Hu iieil repired In n lib r MHO in id ly 1 r te I cuiiKi wiillii r en tm n u lier of mini wctv on ilnr lneei i prayer Vi Katri barge for It t4vertlemmine Mr lh xVorlil in4 b i at ml Amrrlcan Dlmrlct 4earelmnvr Office I ID th city until U P U S lilt SAAI VISION OF GIRL DEAD AND TOOK POISON Albert Moeller Was Sure Little Helen Was About I to Die I 1 ENDED LIFE IN HOTEL Widow Thinks He Wanted to Meet Child Beyond j the Grave While the family of Albert Moeller was seated at dinner Sunday evening at Xo So Gates avenue Brooklyn the father suddenly pointed toward the doorway leading to an adjoining bed room and said excitedly Look there In the bedroom There Is our Hel n She Is now a little angel Tho wife and other children looked but saw nothing They saw the father standing with bulging eyes apparently demented and It was hours Inter be fore he had quieted down I saw her there as plainly as I ever saw anything he aid It means only one thins she Is going to die Helen the nineyearold daughter and favorite of the father was lying III with n mysterious slow fever In an other room In tillS fUt When the fam ily had gone to see her rIme was lying In an apparent coma Her fever was very high Mr Moeller remained around until about midnight when he went out HU family next saw him today when summoned by the police to JacobVs Hotel at No 1M Fulton street He hid swallowed morphine and was dead In n room there He died to be there when she should Celtic said Mrs Moellor to the police man He was sure Helen would die Mr Moelt wn past middle age He was a pharmacist and had for years worked for Kallsh ut Tourth avvnu and Twentytnlrd street Investigation I by the police showed that Mr Moell r had probably alked the street Sunda night Monday morning ho went to his pace of employment and resigned tei I lug the druggist that ho was going to take a muchncedpd rest He got some money that was due him and sent is by roistered letter to his wife Last nlgnt he entered Jacobss Hole and ro htereJ as James Thompson lie was taken to a room on the thitd tioo and at once retired This morning no getting an answer tj her rtsne knocking the chambermaid used a tan key and found Mr Mueier dead In ue A ejuanlltv of morpiilno ng found in a bottle on the table Hu left n s letters Mr Moeller was a quiet humeiot mi man Ale und inj wile au uur li dren but the hushand nnoio li seonied wrupiwd up In Helen Win she became ill seviral a CegS ago St i R low leer he lj gan tu worry I i spent nil his available time in io ti room until UK lUonJinc t n slcinn eldest that Ills prcioncc vuts doint i i child no Kood His nunal cunJ ti atfeiled the child Helen is still a very sir hill hi elnce last night her condition has been i rapidly Improving ROOSEVtLTS CHEER MURRAY IN ILLNESS1 WASHINGTON Jan Lawrence O Murray Aststant Secretary of fie Pe pnrtment of Commerce and ibfr P onnneil to his apartments seriutPs i The attack began a few days ng v it he grip and ub iUenv doveope iompllcat on Alarming reports as t bin condition became cirrent thty but i it can be said that he Is muh nn proved noth the President and Mrs Hoo e volt hnve called to afnurn him ef the mpnthy In hli Illness Mr Marray 1 the time he wis tr ken was muii riir down ph sl It lly It i s not Imiinbab that us asfl its he If abl to favel ht may go South to re uporate I A WalU Irr in nil be gIven In llir I Miignzlnt Sertliin of nest Sunday Wurlil Ilanu iiiunlp by arrangement with tie publlnlion and iinntro f prrfeirinlnv right Autluirlrod r n righted iniil Order next Sundnyi Wurld tnilny 7L 9OriclaI ttC Oriental RUGS For thi balance of this week ws offer the folownii ihCi lots at unusually low prices Shirvan Rugs Size 36xr6f t at 3 75O each Value at 1 50 Persian SHiraz Kurdistan Irans She Jijiiidfct at 5OO each Value lOX to Scoco Large TtarkisH and Persian Runs I iei from sy to IJ5M3 ttel Qt to 75 Values at JSOCO toi3O iwt you Tried Vintirts leet A AVnminefEl Co B4IIUdW y nt Utu t DCEPCRACKS FROMECZEMA Could Lay SlatePencil in One Hands in Dreadful StateDis 1 ease Defied Remedies and Pre scriptions Suffered Seven Years FOUND A PERMANENT CURE C IN CUTICURA 0 I hnd orzpma on niv hnneli for about seven rears mill diiriiif tmt time I liaei liitt1 sivoral doenllcel i tiiititi lot together with I jhvMrinns and drug p1 i pUt ixocriptions Thin I Y eliseiisi wn so bud on I i my liincU limit I tonll I Iny a ilaliponcil In one I of t Iii craeU anil a rule 1 a plnoil mien mis tin1 liinei I J wotId not touch the I ptiiril I ited ti Sliin Lotion I IJctiHily am e llir externally liut did not npo any intirnnl rrnieily an while fome1 gave tiartial relief none re loved as muoh nt tiiel thus first box Cntiriirn Olnttnont 1 tnrilc n pnrcli of Cnticiiri Snrp mind Ointment n my linnils were porfoctly tMinil rftcr l oxes of Cuticitru Ontmvnt anti cake of poap wen1 iifoil 1 now k them on hand fr unlnn etc and Cutioiirn Soap for slmvinp 1 ulel V Ii gria r dal tvon1 in reference to cum litit do nit van to tnko nmn vour time Vriun H Dean New a bcl Mar CS IOH7 CHILD SUFFERE With Sores on Legs Cured Two Weeks hy Cuticua My little elauqhtiT ifT rel wi sores on her letc nil lami Cniiicr H feet were Sore too urid KMo coue wemmr her iocs I think ho wn pn nn by ninninc tlionTli wcviU l rt the eh tor sail it rni Cnia 1 tiled rove rrmodifs lint failed to tlrnl n pure Tin 1 font for Cuticurii Ponp and Ciitirii Ointment wliirh cured her in tvo week I find rutlriirl th host 1 ever tried f any kind if soro and 1 hope 1 shrill neve hewitlioiir it Mrs fiertin niiKlilic tvyUale W Vn Apr 23 ISiOT ChmpVto Kxternal and Intcrmt Triitzrnt fo n T II miner nf InlTit e iHWrci nil Ad tnnhts ot Oilcun ronr J5r Ic iiJafle the nillpur Olntmnt Vt tn H ii thr Skin am ilMirn ltroentVi or itl ferniori itipols noel llll 2e per vial or fa toPurlly tls Blooi oM thrntietMlt tk wnrit 1nttrr mimic 5 ffcm ie aIe IIO n h tiun L I b e CSi 0 SPEWS m ms JUIIS0 PLANTATION BON lOc BONS POUND U CUt COLATE COFFER I9c CREAM WALNUTSPOUND CHOCOLATE CREAM PEPPEKAtlNTS IOUND imk Ituu COIB open every inelnr until 11 oclock We ioilver Tee purchnie of one dnllsr ant over iwtwoen flattery unit amnm Street 542WC1AY57 1t5 CUI I CORTLAtIDTsr I 9 1 PARfHASS4ur or ihis Month Only o 0 LIBERAL CREDIT SYSTEM YOU CAN IL ItfHASi HIGH GRADE FURNITURE Ft 4 50 worth 5300 doa LI 75 50 100 750 ppu PVKNINOS i ffi HIn rverr tfiilnir Intll II tIOiL uruutl Rapid FuriEuid eAUlIJa lKUlKIlt LAW 4 runs ICES iiKnnixu a VIIt5lIhIh lflit IIibICVIC S hi l11 rieIcgIp tnlId ttImi AIiphiliihifl S75 Worth 5750 Down 150 Week 100 1000 200 150 1500 225 200 200 250 300 3000 350 Our Term Wlj Aln o New Vorl M Jtrff rennnylranla nlc Xew Simile CSV tiliiielts Kliiwle I Uuil und Conuectl OE PKI ti CnBli or CredIt t tust lii itt itt Ito w strictly coiiflilentir itS employers reforenc Tall nr v ni i Tn tll fi Maiden Lane llrnnch nn Pulton i firontulyn ILI1 I 7 CU Ci es CUmeil uf Ueatneiu nnd v u huiiio ti uui ilitilbl device is a H iItm Nil mOlt itr iniiojinco Can hoc i It uii1 ii Ii lSIittip StJU or nail to Ii V rr lool oil mince to little tint e o m rrnton m Nnwnrlc N j OST FOUND AND REWARDS MIT Yo t clay lail witch In fTont oC Hibuvav Hull I huh it Retail to Any rnr runpins 1411111 tu C C JvnM IS Dey it cltjr S

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THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY JANUARY 29 1908 u I LANTRY MUST GH OUT OR BE TURNED OUT BY THE MAYOR New Fire Commissioner to Be a Business Man Vith Un derwriting Experience I ROTTEN HOSE NOT ALL fatten Politics Helping to De stroy Departments Useful ness Magazine Says hiayor McClellan fc awaiting the ro of his Commissioners of Accounts re removing Fire Commissioner ids J Ixuitry It Is accepted at the HoI that nothing can sae the imlssloncr nnd that unless he re s his removal will follow fommH er l anlry has been advi d by nda to get out but he li not In td to do o HI Is reported to have I that he wll leave the whole sit Ion tip to the Mayor iiat th CitnmiLwionor was irly ire that lib htnndlng would be nf by the Invrttlgatlon which has Ited In showing hU woeful Ignor e ot the itTtlrs of his own donart at ho himself contldcd to a reo ter for Thc livening World at the se of tho nrst day of the Invcstlsa n Into the Parker Building fire and o rotten hoie lie ahl t I suppose that I am to lw made tho at of Well 1 am good enough to and fur It This would seem to Indlciiic that the SiiiinlssloKcr Is prepand to stick until ic Mayor acts fIt Is slgnltlcant that the Comml lon ra of Accounts temjOrirlly HUfpended hell Investigation pcndlni a rojurt to ie Muyor on the first tltclosurr lit he inquiry lxpect Business Man to Get the Job It Is stute1 that it was at the ietiut It the Mayor who lo rp to act iromptly that the Invitlgailon wa ut Into iKirt It li the gincral olin 3n at the City Hull that enough o vi once was adduced lnoliig Cinimls loner I an try to warrant immediate ictJon by th Mujnr and that with the report of the lint Instalment of the In obligation thc Mayor will Ustie an or der removing the Coiiiiiilyyioncr In all probability a strong btislnfej nan having lire underwrtlng experience us well as a familiarity with the Klre Depirtment will be appointed to sue cecd Iantry Such a man both t1it Hoard of Fin Underwriters and the Merchants Association which has taken a prominent part In HIP l1e tlattoll have in mind III nain lias already been suggested to the Mryor It Is Intended when the second In tahnent of the invetgiiior Is re sumed by tho Commissioners of Ac counts that certain Important acts re tarding Iantry5 administration will be brought out Thefi acts are dlllleult to get at at this tliip n the Commissioner deposed how ever It Is explained that there will he no reluctance on the part of tho wit lIe HR to testlfv FIJhting Fire With Politics The baloul Influence of corrupt poll tics Is undniminlng the FIr Pepirtment of New York Is the oponln fate mpnt In an artlolo In thin current Isle of Hafpcrs Veolily under the title llliting Fire With Iolltlcs Tin article wa written by William Insll 1 to whom conditions In the ilopa rt moo cppnrently urn Wfl known tnlll this Ihlliipnci shall lnvp been removed the article goes on to tate the city stands ccinstaiitly In danger 1 if a contlngratlon beside wnlch the I BoMnn CliUnpo Halllmoro and San rrancl co Ires would appnr Inslgtilll cant Tin iimgrr Is Im Inuit ouch It I very great Murti of I ho hoi utrd by I the Flro Dt iiirtmeit Is rnttrn and I what Is much morn serloii dlnlpllip I In him dopnrtmpnl Ins nlr tly crown lax a shall apprar ny X1111 pie fror I the oflirlal record given at length In tills article I The burning of the IMrkor Btilldlns I at Nineteenth street and Fourth avenuo on the night of Jan JO rauspd hp I death of three lire fuhttrd the loss of millions of dollars worth of property coil the crippling cit two great lines ol i transportation for two days Vet th o loAses are no III thom elec FO np iilnv I as tlio demonstration nltordoC bv tiii I disaster that the rich city of X w York Is not equipped to light lire The input ut politics has weakoncd the Flro De partment Tho most striking fnturo ot tho con flagration was the failure oT the Jiofo that was being used against tho lames Fort lIve lengths of hose burst on the flit night of the lire which exceeds nil records for this sort of breakdown Yet the rottenness of the hose la only one Incident of many that go to show that the pfflclency of tho Now York Fire Department which was for years the I bolt In the world has been badly tit Leading Women of the Stage Divided in Opinion As to Need for the DontSmokeinPubiic Law t It Is Silly and Provincial Says Ethel Barrymore Who Thinks Aldermen Could Hale Found More Impor tant Matters to Act On ZMABEL TALiAFERRO GLAD CJHAT THE ACT WAS PASSED Charlotte Walker Says Women Do as Men Encourage Them To and for That Reason the Ordinance Was Wholly Unnecessary By Ethel Powers Do men encourage women to smoke and drink Is it true that the majority of the stronger sex will deplore such habits In their wives and sisters and at the same time seek the society of women who Indulge In the weed and partake of the cocktail It n man If so solicitous about women drinking or smoking to excess either In public cr private why Is he so wllllnf to pay for the liquor a woman drinks and why Is he always anxious to offer her a cigarette whenever the occasion preents Itself If men must resort to special legisla I tion to limit the privileges of the weaker sex they have only themselves to blame I for cncouraglns the very habits thoy are now deplorlnff Let them be as so licitous about the drInking and smoklnK habits of their woman associates as they are about the females of their own family and there wll be no need tor Aliennanlc ordInance of the women mustnotsmokclnpubllc sort Hero are some opinions on the subject written for The Evenlnc World by lead Ixig women of the American stae A Merry Widows Philosophy To the IMItor of The Uvrnlni WorM Whether It Is proper or Improper for women to smoke In public IH a matter of geography In almost all Ktiropean cities women smoke In public cafes unJ nothing Is thought of It Although I do not smoke I think It Is a rjuustlcm oC when one Is In Home one can do as the Human do It I not the cmtoin for women to smoke In public In this country that Is not to any cxlentrtn ns a law hm been passed prohibiting the practice I hardly think It will bo a great saerltlea for those of our women who Indulge In tho dainty weed to obey tho law and follow the PiiNttvn of the country Its a Silly Law Says Ethel Bsrrymore Tn the HJItor of The KvcnlnR WorM I saw Mica Powers article In Tho Evening World and know that It law has been pissed to prevent women smoking In public hut really I cant lakn the matter seriously Its too hilly and provincial for aldermen to pass such a law when there are si ninny more Important things for them to dn Smoking In Its lr Isnt an evil ncr do women commit n sin when they smoo In public A practice of that klnJ only becomes mi offense when It puts others to discomfort Wellbred women will not smoke In I public for the same reason that they refrain from talking wnlle a perform ance Is going ontor fear of nnnoylnff I those around them I I I Mabel Taliaferro Approves the I Ordinance To Ihe KJItor of The Evening World I I object to women smoking either In orlvate or public because I think It Is an absolutely masculine habIt I Before I read the article by Miss Power in The Evening World I had a ready written to the Alderman who passed the law thanklrR him for his tftort In trying to sunnriss a irablt that might become a custom among the women of our country A cIgarette in a womans mouth not only detracts from IMr dignity but It s her vole and taints her breath I The Law Is Unnecessary Says Char lotte Wilker To the Editor of The Evening World The article In Tho Evening World I asking Which Is the Worse Women Drlnklntr to Excess or SmokIng in Public interested me greatly While I am not prepared to state which I think Is the worse I will say that I think tho law Just passed Is an Insult to American women I do not smoke nor do I believe that those of my sex who do Indulge In tho habit to such an extent either In prl vjtc or public as to warrant special legislation of the sort just enacted by the Board of Aldermen Wo women are all accused oj striving solely to please the sterner sexIn our Tahiti of life ns well as In our dress Now If this be true and men really 1lIle to see women smoke they hat only to show their displeasure with the practice to stamp It out It Isnt at all necessary to resort to so strenuous a mr rii n s 3 special law r CAN SUCH CONDITIONS EXIST IN NEW YORKS FIRE DEPARTMENT Any battalion chief who takes any or his men down on charges knows that hes putting himself on trial not the men They get ofl together or the worst that happens Is the stoppage of a few hours t line off Then they go hack to their quarters and give the chief the augh The only way to manage nowadays is to do the best you can row an interview with a battalion elite of the fire Department in Harpers Weddy IMlrid of late Hither the do lurliucnt must be pursed of iiolltks or It will fall Into decay Rotton With Politics Too ii flatten t050 exclaimed a vrttran ilro oillcur to tills writer That llt tliM worst 0 J it The waule dcimrtinoit n rotten with politics Theres wloro Iin tiuuulo uii S Tile hose U bold Hut llt a prcat deal worse to tee olllcera I lose control over their men lcaiuo the nun rely em political pull o help them ujt when they get Into trouble through breaking hue rules As a 1intter of fail every man In till biislnos as the lire flKhters rlieerfully cat their arduous and deadly vocation It well flu mo that nolluiiK icrlous ever happens to a ii rogue n who orcak the ilopartmcrt rules If he has the baclllni of certain politicians or Is u member of a certain political associa tion It la notorious Hint In one w II known political club In an uptown As sembly district more than w J lle ufii ore members Why 1 Well because it will do a follow no harm to belong to tii sam push wltti a certain BnuU man whoso word la powerful In the depart mont Although no Fire Department official woud say a word for publication as ANANIMALALPHABET s ii stands for Vulture A bird that swoops down Upon what it seeks for In prairie or town And thus a World Lost ad Goes out and brings back S So if somethings missing Put one on its track J L14 to the Interference of political pull with discipline this writer obtnliuvl troii the department records lie history of sev eral rises which s im i i n some lnlufiice has cnuspd HIP Impol lion of trivial iPiinUlumtiU for Miy Bravo ofTenses In con Ulvrlni thsl rnret which tune selected from many of like nature tn serve is llliiMrntlnn line should r rile u uber that because of Ihe small number of men in CKI lire company It Is of the highest Import ance that every man jliould m on iiand whenever required and In p rr1 men tal and physical comltlon Any lire man who Is drunk or absent frrni dutv strikes a fatal blow at fie niilncy o his company Here are some iyrlil offenses and the punishments nlmln HUred by FirE Commissioner I mtry How the Pull Works Fireman John J Slifirane Mn gins 40 Nov IM ItiiT oondiKt prelinllclnl to cood orler and dis cipline conduct unbecoming a llreman Twelve hours leuvu of absence deducted Fireman Joseph 1 McCoy ISn glno 74 Dcc 4 1907 nbaenca with out leave Twentyfour hours leave of absence deducted Fireman John J Ilimnon Hook anti adder 17 Dec 1 1907 ab sence without leave Twelve hours leavo deducted Fireman Patrick A Clarkin KliRlna M Dec II 1907 absence without leave Dec 4 1D07 ab sence without leave and under the Influence of liquor Dec 5 1907 absence without leave and neglect of duty Twentyfour hours leave or absence deducted nnd ClarkIn transferred down town Fireman Alfred J V Hyde Engine 81 Dec 0 1907 violation of rules and regulations In leav ing quarters without permission and cm Dec 7 1007 absence with out leave nnd neslect of duty Twentyfour hours leave of ab sence deducted Fireman Martin W llenck En Cine K Dec 6 1907 absence with out leave Twelve hours leave of absence deducted Fireman Martin W Renek En gIn r 2 Deo 16 1907 abiimce without tear Judgment not yet recorded DO MEN r Ii ENCOURAGE WOMEN 7 I TO L DRINK I j I h k DO 7 t d I MEN ¼ ENCOURAG 1 WOMEN 1 TO SMOKE fi I I I I I y I I 4 E SUFFRAGETTES RUSH I I i ON KINGS CARRIAGE I IN ROYAL PARADE I Police Stop Women Within Few Feet of British Monarch as They Flaunt Demand for Vote Excitement at Opening of Parliament r LONDON Jan 2910 sensational incidents marked the open I ing of Parliament here today One was a rush of Women Suflragisls I to the carriage containing King Edward and Queen Alexandra that i formed part of the royal procession through the streets to and from Westminster I The other was the forcible ejectment from the House of Lords of a man who declared himself to be Lord Morley and claiming a seat among I the peers Police swarmed the streets in the vicinity of the Parliament build ings ready for a threatened outbreak by the Suffragettes and there was I suppressed excitement during the entire session of Parliament and while the King and Queen rode from Buckingham Palace to Westminster and I I back I i That most rare event of a lon 1on S winter a clear and sunny day favored tile royal procession to Westminster where Klntf IMviml opened Parliament with the same ceremonies thU have been observed for centuries Hut there was a dlUletlns feature to thy Kay show The women stiffra jsts who have been especially ramnnt and disorderly In Iondon recently had tircatoiied to in ike one of their char iitcrlEtlc illtiirliinoes If Kins FMwnnl tailed to mention their cause In hs ruvcili from the tlirone Got Necr the King The KliiR crt 1 not even allude to the suffragist mnvfirunt and as he was rlcllni back with the Queen to ItucK Invhaii Pilnee after the rrremoiile in Iarllumunt three well d divsi it umvn surtraijlJtii broke thrLiisli tho military cordon and made Llelr way to within a few yards of the Kinds 00101 Thev were waviim strip of paper bell ifl the words Votes for Woimn These papers were ImnicclaUlv taken from their linnds by the pollee One of the women fainted and the other two acre removed by force There Was a big stir as the women nere hustlel off by tho police but somebody oilled for cheers for the Kins nrd Queen ami tills distracted the attention of tho rwls and the Incident pasted off without further moment I Kins Kdward and Queen Alexandra rode from IlucklnKliani Palaco to the House o Ia 11111111 Ill t and back In a gilded coach of Mate drawn by eight white horses They wero attended by tho ofllclals of their households In other tale carriages and on horseback The i procession wio nrllllant and beautiful only the Lord Mayors show rivals this I royal parade as a spectacle St James Park and Whitehall wero unusually 1 crowded and tho soldiers who guarded tho way had their hands full In keeping tho pcxiplo back 1 Ono thousand offclals Including Peers Members of the House of Com mons Wallops JudKea alit diplomat each ono attired wJienoxTr possible In uniform or robe uf State filled tlio chamber of the ords when a tan CillO of trumpets at 2 oclock announced the entry of the State yrocestJon I King Bdward read the srf ci from tho throno Queen Alexandra was seated on a ohair of state at huts right the Prince and Princess of Wales wore on the Kings left and he was aur rounded by a croup of State olllcers The menace ot an otitbreat on the part el the wozxxa uttraclita can i an unusua Inicitst to tho formal pro I ieiuuui4i ureuier 1icLiuuoiis could not havu I ueen taken an anu mst umijini had been I SL red Thu nuj ttornin id I ill toil to liiu nnUiiM of la rita iii cii I wee those wijiii nunili vouuneii tor1 II ivritnu a iuii vues or nIutivos i and thc uollo whit were on duty ar HIM I U fnllllillMl1 i nIl luruuriiioul tllu IIUUCb I of Iaraamoni tide I us tVUt ted to keep i e sped I naifh overall women ep I 1remui Sir lluiiiy Luip ellIJaiinn I man whoe health Is utiii tteum IV4S the only Cabinet Mlnlsier al elll t it II Kins KdMinl uscriiili I tic throne The M it In his hpei ii iiferrel to lie I Iradlntr questions cf till day lout hl9 i talk all 1101 i perlilly hlIl11cllll1 I In I Itfinircil the wnmen HifrrilsN entirely I Challenged In Lords i While inturoit was cuntred In the I IIIU niitiifiik of tin M Sultra utto TI thhiti ecu on iVLIC UfOllLd In I It JtuiVt I id lorn Aneii n bis sitisitloii was I cuuiM ji pnor to liu iiiriil of tllu I king A man who appeared to be a 1 peer 00114 duly robe in siarle ai i ilium nail nL iltln rillenKoj bv tlc i Ilnuise otllnils lie Liii taken a sa I on line nt tin loll t euuc ties u an tllrlv i hour I hourVlinn he was challcntTed he produced locuineiits aiicl Kive the name of 1011 I IIJ Mirlo wha rlllms to be a IVor of tin Ilealm Till ofllrlnls siemliiKlv I ser nl MiiMtled for lu was uicorteil from the llue The clilm of Ijord Curzon of Kedlc I stun to be a tier to sit and vote on the nirt of Ireland In the House of lonls WK adHltted and he took the oath and his seat In the House EDITOR GOES TO JAIL ON WIFES COMPLAINT I 1 I I Told Lessen Was Going to Leave I Ton She Makes Sure of i Her Alimony Alexander C Iw SCn wilma Ls doserlbeil by his wife May C Uasson as oJJtor proprietor and publisher of tho Dally I financial sews vt Xo 41 Trinity place oould not rUio Jo000 ball and was taken to Ludlow Street Jail today I Hu wa arrested on a Supreiuo Court order issued to Hay Ja obsoii nttor noyn for his wife for failure to lay jli nvtiitly alimony under u decree of SfpuraUon b i iii4 n said In her petition that SMU got Her decree In 1901 and that KIO had nlwnys received her alimony by a I I oheck sent to her by 1C H Ketcham oditorlnchlef of her hlst anis pa I per Hut Editor Ketetmm had Informod her that lJis en hail poll tho paper dlsmlsfKNl nil his employees anti was about to leave for Uodle Cal never to return I TO niUVKMT TILE UIUI LAXATIVE UROMO gUlMINU remoTM ta I CKIU Thtr U onlt on UIIO11O QUI I NINE Look for tcurura at a w QttOV1C aoa S 4nt THUGS CLUB AND ROB MAN UNDER POLICE lAMPS Victim Beaten Down by Trio at Doors of Station House LEFT NEAR THRESHOLD Policeman Stumbling Over a Man Lying Unconscious First News of Outrage By way of variety a holdup of the boldest sort was added today to tho list of recent crimes In the East Twen tysecond Street Precinct where Charles F Murphy lives nnd was robbed aloni I with the rest and whero chloroform has i been used by the robbers within the I I past day or two The lost victim Is Charles Heoht of No 813 Cortlandt avenue Jflo Bronx and the fact that twelve detectives from Central Ofllce double that number from the etatlonhouso and a score of extra policemen wcro swarming through the precinct didnt make the slightest difference Hecht was coming through Twenty second street from First avenue where ho had been vltlnc friends lie thought himself pretty sate oven In the sprtlon of the city where crimes have been of nightly occurrence because of the presence of so many detectives and police Ho thought himself especially sao when ho nauntcred past tho slut tionhouse nnd there ho was probably off his guard for an instant Three iou hiding under the shadow of the Hia ijnlit usu Were wailing for a man who felt SJUM security AI Hecht canto under the Kieon light one of the men lea pU out uid struck him to the pavement with a blackjaCk lieforo lie could rise u Hcoand man had struck him and then tic ilrdclutched his throat with a viulka itp Left Him Unconscious One outcry coild have boeu heard by a score or mure policemen Inside thu station but the mans lliiKtfrs were strong and ho mutinied schooled In choking u victim Into silence lleclit only had J2JO hO hit pookets and ills tin zob tiers secured iulclly Then to silence him uhllo they were iiiaKliiB off they kicked him till he was IIIICOIIKIOUS and then ran A pollconmn passing from the station hiuC door stumbled over tho uncon srlous and bleeding bout He was carrIed Inside and Dr Urury uama In an ambulance from Hellevue Hospital Thu physician found Hecht pretty badly beaten up When restored to conscious ness Hecht said I wasnt looking for robbers when they attacked mo Citizens arc led to the mistaken belief that they are safe In the doorways of stationhouses but It fccmi they are not Hecht was tnlion to HoPevue where ho will be for several days Victims Chloroformed Since the Collier homo In Gramercy Square was entered by thieves threo weeks URO there has hardly been a night in the precinct In which Charles F Murphy lives that there has not been a burglary an asMiult or an at tempted burglary In fact tho homo of tho leader of Tammany Hall was entered ten days ago the thieves show ing then their contempt for political leaders nnd the police who are sup posed to keep especial watch over them Wnen Commissioner lllnsliam learned yesterday of lie chloroforming of the flinlly of John Ue Marco an architect aml contractor of No 3W Hast Twenty thlnl street followed by the chloro forming of Henry Tltun his wife and her sM T Ml N clue Maher who have ipirtmenls above those of Lie Marco lie decided It wn tlmn to get busy and ilgnei every available man in Cen tral Olllce and In the Kast Tivpiitycoa nd street station to the district that ha proved sn nttnielve to the bliKtnrs The detectives came to the conclusion at once that the man who had admin istered the chloroform was either a physician or a nurse who was export In tho use of anaesthetics It was found that In every Instance In that section of the city where persons havo been put to steel by chloroform for the purposes of pibjcry they have tccov ered rapldlv and the only 111 effect felt headaches Chloroform In the wew would be hands of an unskilled person mn erlmi GOOD LORD SAVE US FROM JINGOES AND BIGOTS Chaplain of Congress Is Ap plauded When he Prays for Patriots and LePel Headed Men WASHINGTON Jan ZJThe tin 1 usual Incident of applauding the prayer of the Chnplaa occurreu In tho House of Representatives today The Chap U 1 barely hud concluded when hand clapping and laughter were heard from various directions Tho prayer ran Good Iord deliver u we beseech Thee from the jingo tho demagogue 115 bigot and nil other undesirable cltl OIlS and giro us Instead the patriot tho statesman the broad minded gen erous hearted manly man that Thy Kingdom may come and Thy will bo done on earth oa It U in heaven for ChrUta ak JuDMI flUNG HER BABY DOWNSTAIRS IN PANIC AT BLAZE I Excited Woman Hurled Little One to Probable Death in Frenzy ANOTHER WAS HEROINE Mrs Bloch Rescued Her Own Child and Was Severely Burned in Act In her excitement over a tire tn the atwirtmenU of her neighbor Mrs Anna nernannlcy of No 15 Itontleth street Wllllamsbursr today toucd her baby Abraham down a flight of steep stain fracturing the childs skull Nor wa this all that happened MM Rebecca BlooV In whose flat Ole fire occurred rescued hor own baby at the risk ot her life and wa tnjten to St Cath erines Hospital severely burned about tho head and body She may not re cover No 16 Montloth street U a threestory wooden tenement Mm Blacks apart ments are on tho second floor She went Into the yard to hang up wash leaving the baby Sarah sixteen month old playing with a doll on the floor Grease on the range boiled over and set flee to a rug and the baby Dcreamecl Mrs Henaniky on tho opposite stilt of tho hall saw the fire and lost her head She grabbed her baby and ran Into tile hall shrieking Tenants or tha upper liners took up the alarm nnd In the confusion Mrs Bernansky tossed her baby down the stairs Mr Block hrard tho noise and cam up She entered the burning room and picked up Sarah The little ones I Ilotlifs were nlUme She beat out the lire but her own clothes became Ig nlted She ran to thc street und fell In a faint Her clothes were half burned off before they could bo torn from her body Firemen put out the blaze with small lossMrs Mrs Bcrnansky refused to allow her baby to 1M taken to tho hospital al though told by the ambulance surgeon that hn would die If not glvcn Instant atliMitiuii Iht wanted Her family doc tor NEW RIOTING o IN STBEISOF LISBON Shots Fired and a Number of Persons Wounded Before Mobs Are Dispersed LISBON Jan 23 Th re was an out break of political rioting In the streets of this city this afternoon In which shots were Rllred and som person woundoJ The disorders however wero of short duration The police had re ceived warning In advance and they actel promptly An oIHclal statement Issued apr the encounter says n num ber if persons reculved mortal wounds I fho political situation shows no sign I 451 improvement and the tension bo twe n the contostliiK pirtles Is in wlnc greater Doubt Is now expressed as t whether or not Premier Franco will lit able to trlumtm over hi Itapubllcan ant Monarohlstlc enemlci who have com bined nuTlnst Ilm The rmllre cnntlnua to search active lv for new innts anil conspirator nnd numerous arrests are using made Tho Klni has slunivl n d cree which TIn tlcnllv npnwors tho iOliic trlhunnls to expel siHiieoLs from tilt country This Is done liocausi tho limited prlnon aCOfluutiOlC louis already aro crowded Some of the leaders of tile limitation will bo traii i rtoil to the Island of Timor In tilt Malay ArchlpeliiRO IJ SUICIDE DECLARED A HARVARD GRADUATE I OAKIiAXO Oil Jan 2iAum Invest Ration by the Coroners Jury Into th loath of Theodoro Hall who on Sunda I shot nnd killed himself on lop of Pied mont Hill results In the discovery that I lie was wol1 cnnnoitoil In the Kast and a Harvard Krndimtci Tills Information was offered by T A Vines an iimlo of the you ui g man who I says that Hull Is the son nf Arthur M Hall a wealthv hook merrliant o f Iltiv i erhlll Mi sit Thn body w II be shipped to his pinmts liomu In Hnvcrhlll in mnrr w Hall was twentythree years of age No man can be at his I best wIth a poor digestion I If you have lost appe tite and cant digest what you do cat drop the usual heavy meats and gravies puddings and pies and live for a time principal ly on GrapeNuts and cream II youve never tried It theres a real treat In store for you GrapeNuts can be easily digested by the 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r 7i 4 i I THE EVENING WORLDWEDNESDAY JANUARY 29 19O8Q I i WOMAN TAKES f POISON fAllS AT f HOSPITAL DOOR Evidently Changed Mind and µ Crawled to Institution I to Get Help f HAD POLICEMANS CARD i Nugent Thinks She May Be His Wife but She Gave r Another Name The young woman who was found on the steps of the Lebanon Hospital In i I the Bronx today suffering from lauda i L num poisoning Is Mrs Anna Kugent wife of Policeman James V Nugent to whom she was married several months ago While the honeymoon was In ti r progress Nupcnt suffered from a para i 1 lytlo stroke and was taken to the home t of his parents at Xo 3CM Broadway Ills bride continued to live with her mother Mrs Mary Seaman at No 730 i Tlnton avenue the Bronx Despondency over the sudden break In her romance and her enforced sepal otlon from her husband Is offered by womans relatives as the pretty young the motive for her attempted suicide A She did not drink enough poison to do an serious damage and will be ar ralsned In the Iorrlonnla Court on a charged of attempted suicide Mrs Nugent was found by Dr Rosen Of the hospital staff who had Just completed an operation and had cone of the hospital for f to th3 steps fresh air Dr Rosen attempted to rouse the woman ut haling thought Ht firs tla It was som sick person ivh hod fallen while caning to the Jiospltal for treatment Then tie saw Shi two empty vials and Citocted a uiril Ir lii Jiiium Calling assistance he carried the wo man Into the hospital After the stom of nell pump had been used the attendants of the hospital began to walk the stupe lied woman about the grounds All the early morning hours she was walked She bessod for a moments sleep but knpwlnn hat to allow this for even a moment might prove fatal the attend nntfi continued walking her a From oclock until after 7 the wo i man was forced to pace up and down and as she began to regain her genres the Attendants began to question her i She said she was Anna Kurth twenty eight years old of No 10 Westchester avenue an address that was later proved fictitious Hid Letter In Dress Policeman Gleason of the MorrNanla station questioned the woman lie no ticed that she held her Hand to her bosom as though she were guarding bomolulng What have you there asked Glea on sonFor answer the woman drew away and attempted to run She was easily caught and before she could fight the policeman off the latter drew an en velope from her bosom Then the wom an began to scream This brought the doctors from the hospital and they t told her Gleason to return the envelope to Humor her for the time being they advised You can get the let ter when she Is more calm It would I be dangerous to arouse her to such ex citement at this time The letter returned to the woman And she clutched it and thrust It back t Into her dress No one can ever get this she cried It Is my secret I In a pocket of the womans rajlor made gown was found a raid on which RUNAWAY GIRL 1 Of 1 6 NOW BRIDfI POUHBEUHE I Helen Hoffman of Mount Ver non Lost After Boarding a Train for This City I Although George C Hoffman Presi i dent of the Mount Vernon Day Nursery docs not believe his sixteenyearold daughter Helen E who Is strangely missing from home has eloped or ended her life Chief of Police Folcy ex pressed the opinion today that tho girt had gone away to bo married In attempting to trace the girl Chief I Foley has learned that when she left homo Saturday she carried a suit case i She boarded a Harlem Division train i for New York whore all trace of her I was lost I I Although Miss Hoffman Is only six I teen years old she Is described as live I btu pounds an feet tall and weighing I I unusual size for a girl of her age She lark complexion dark eyes and hmo j dark brown hair and when she left her I home wore a green broadcloth suit high I tanned shoe a Persian lamb turban with two green quills gray squirrel I neckplece and carried a Persian lamb mult 0 WEEDING OUT CHURCH Names of 1routiii tit Membpm Drupiiril fruiii tin Koll FRANKLIN Pa Jan Thirtyfive prominent members were today dropped I from the rolls of the First Baptist Church owing to lack of Interest as shown by not contributing to the nec i essary finances or In not sustaining the p services by their attendance j Included In tho lists are Mrs Mar Wiley wife of MajorGen John A Wiley of the National Guard Mrs i Adelaide Miller first wife of Gen Charles Miller ant sister of Joseph c 1 Slbley a millionaire Congressman John I E Oil who was a candidate for Con I i Bros on HIP Prohibition ticket four I years ago Mrs McCalmont wife of i I Prohibition State Chairman David n McCalmont One man was dlsmssedj i I for drunkenness one for fraud and one 1 for Immoral conduct I Toe pntr the floe Dr FIt said he vrpedins out wood continued i j A Wnlfz Dream nlll be clv rn In the i Mnsujlnr Sprtlm III next Sunday World i i Pinna nitilc ly arriinKonmil w111 the I iHitilMirn and miners at performing I right tuIiubed rupyrlglilril imilc Order nut Sundays Wurld today

j was inscribed the name lames V I Nugent Thirtythird Precinct I Nugent a Policeman I v hell 1r3 card was shown the worn fan she admitted that she was Mrs I j James Nugent and she lived at No i3i Tinton avenue the Bronx Inquiry for James V Numnt at the Thirtythird I Precinct which Is the One Hundred and I Fiftysecond street station and vrhlcu recently has been chanced to the For I tyfourth precinct brought the In tor n from IJuut Walsli that James j V NiiKent was a policeman assigno there but that he had been on sick I j leavu for the past month I Polkimai Nugent lies with lilt I mpther at the address In Hroadwuy lie told an 1VCit tic World reports the woman was evidently his wife Sm was Annie R Seaman when he married her nine months ago he said Nugent I had a sllgnt stroke of paralysis recently i and Is unable to work I have no Idea why she should tak poison he said We have not lived I together since our marriage but in tended to tart housekespmj as soon as I am well Only yesterday I had u letter from my wife She said she had a position and would begin work on Monday She spoke of our housekeeping plans ard was In good spirits when she wrot the letter In It she asked for JlVi which 1 sent her She often called on me here and my mother visited her In the Bronx HT action Is a mystery to me I hud known her for years b fore our marriage K n r fec b c 7HURSDAr AND FRIDAr Q IMPORTANT OFFERING OF r Mens Negligee Shirts MADE OF SELECTED Imported and fine American Madras 4 new effects Coat style plaited hosom cuffs attached also Franc bosoms In all white and rich colored effects Usually SI50 200 S250 each 115 AN EXTENSIVE VARIETY In printed and woven Madras light and medium grounds with neat figures and stripes Usually Si50 each 95 t oa bvt c6 19t y s May Manton Patterns Announcement After March 1st in aJamon iu our many other branches in New t York City a full line of Patterns and our fashion monthly Dressmaking at Home will be on sale at the store of the Simpson Crawford Company Sixth Avenue and 19th Street Until that date our patron in the Sixth A venue zone may be s I plied at the 14th St Store at 21 West 23d St and also corner Lexington Ave and 23d St Wanted Branches Throughout the City Where We Have None MAY MANTON PATTERN CO F 132 and 13 West 27tU St New York City LOMMERS ANNOUNCE A Sale of Suits For Women and Misses THURSDir JJNU4RT 30 These Suits are made of the newest materials in the most I advanced styles for the priced coming seasonspecially I Value 2500 Value 3500 Value 4500 1950 2500 2950 Our remaining stock of Fall merchandise including Coats Waists Skirts Suits Govns and Furs reduced to less than half their former prices to effect a quick clearance I St Cor Fifth A Opposite 23d Ave Fifth Ave Hotel FIRE SALE Of Furniture From the Parker Building Fire The goods are but slightly damaged Some are uninjured but are parts of broken suites brought over from our storage warehouses While our insurance is being adjusted we offer all of our odd lots broken suites and goods slightly damaged You could not distinguish any damage unless we pointed it out 50c on the DolarI Our New Store 3032 East 21st Street I contains a large portion of our 5100000 stork samples I of which we displayed on the entire 7th floor of the I Parker Building In most cases the pieces have just i been unpacked from our storage warehouses All will I be sacrificed from our former exceeding low prices i FREDERICK W EVERS 3032 East 21St Street Between Broadway and Ull Ave I I WHO II Who was Librarian of the Congressional Library 18001S04 Who was President of Columbia College 176378 Who was Secretary of War in President Pierces Cabinet Who is Democratic National Committeeman from Oklahoma i Who was Minister to Russia under President J Q Adams Who was Governor of Colonial New York 177071 I WHAT What was the date in 1S24 the Erie Canal opened for navigation i What is the length of the Panama Canal What is the college cheer of Alabama Polytechnic Institute What should be the weight of a man 5 feet 11 inches tall What is the duty ou quicksilver What is the name oC the Secretary of the Indiana Bureau of Statis tics i i WHEN I When was the National Association of Postmasters organized When is the next convention of the International League of Press Clubs I it len was the present dome of the capitol at Washington com I pleted I When did the manufacture of ice first begin iI I Yhen was the commercial agreement with Germany signed I When was woman suffrage established in Wyoming II WHERE Where wjs the Democratic National Convention of 184S held I Where is the AlaskaYukonPacific Exposition to be held i Where was the centre of population in the United States in i860 I Where is the office of the Bolivian Consul in New York City Where was President Polk born Where is the Inland Waterways Convention to be held I I One Thousand Pages I 0 i Anniv 0 1 f Ff f th fret e Nit Sb wyo r mb a r d 1 i r l nl Price 25 Cents West of 0 06 Buffalo and Pitts burg 30 Cents by Mail r 35 Cents 0 o D Cloth bound 50 Cents by Mail 60 Cents tfIt 1 Jn store Closes at 530 P M ilk I 1 For Tomorrow We Announce I Inventorys RED LETTER DAY r The Liveliest Economy Event of the Year 131S is the last chance for our merchants to clean up their stocks before the end of our fiscal year on January 81st TIllS so out come the little lots the big lots the slowselling lotseverything that it would be better to sacrifice than toJkeop and all are marked for quick selling and enthusiastic buying TOMORROW Youve probably visited W ANA lAJams on previous Red Letter Days and know what bargains to expect but youll be surprised by what you find tomorrow and those who dont get here will be sorry when they see what their neighbors have secured Come EARLY and get the BEST of those truly remarkable offerings Ready when the store opens TOMORROW Not on sale today Mens Overcoats at 1450 Our own regular JM J23 and J30 Overcoat the the as w All sizes black Oxford and fancy mixtures selling starts Main floor New UulUlns Mens Fancy Vests at 225 cot KM to G50 Fancy Vaiscoats of mercerized ton and fancy tunnels Also white uKhllblO Pests I All at Jla each Main flour Nest UulKJing II Mens Hats at 1 and Just three hundred and seventeen Derbies Soft Hats of regular iM to WoU values some ara manufacturers from our own stock some urn samples All at fl each Main floor New Building Boys 650 Suits at 325 Doublebreasted Belted Suits of allwool mixed cheviots In sizes for s to lii years now 323 a suit Also Sailor mouse Suits for 3 to b years and Rus sian mouse Suits for 3 to 7 years of mixed chev iots resuiarj worth u to J6iO at J25 a suit BOys Madras Blouse wants for 7 to 1J years tl quality at t Main floor New IJuIlJln Mens Sample Shoes at 215 Jo and K srailes Mostly Patent LoMllier Dress Shoes In smartest styles Only In sizes 6Va I and 7 in A and It widths J21D 4 pair Itln Ffuur Ne lruildtng Mens and Boys Sweaters Yetis Coat Sweaters with V or high neck were it to Jl now J3 each Buys Jlisii Neck Sweaters were 3 to J3W now UiXJ ach In broken lots and sizes Kifth Kluoi IU Budding Mens 1 Handkerchiefs 50c Of tined Irish linen Also Colored French Hand kerchiefs somewhat mussed S1 and J1S iiuality UL DOv each llDtUMU Old UUMIlli 5 and ti Hand Bags at 350 10Inch frames C Inches deep Genuine matt seal itMtheiin lsu of gout seal ntted with purse and eard case il Haws at KOU aincn i S3a UuU seal J laud Bags at SlUi Mum aisl OU IluilJins I 3 to 6 Millinery 1 and 2 A largo variety of THmnied Winter Hats In variciib styles and colorings Formerly 3 to fG now J1 and 2 each Tllrl floor Old HultJInj 375 5 Umbrellas 250 3 Mous anil Womens Pure Silk Umbrellas in a wide variety of fancy handles at 250 and 3 each were D75 and 5 nn aJiray OM Budding Dress Goods Half Price 4rlnch Ulark Voiles in taney silk stripes and plafdb Originally U51 and fl75 now 75c yard iambs Wool Cloalungs lu light blue orig inally o now 51 a yard COin showeiproof 5iiltingK in tan and gray mixture i and J30 kinds now 1 a yard All wool Fancy riiiitiiJ S In stripes und plaids 7n ijuaiilj at 40 sooutiJ Boor Old UniMlng Linen Store Offerings 7uln bleached Table Damask 7io yard instead of Sl 17 Alllinen Towels 17x3 in Ilk each ant Bleached Turkish Towels Mxl in 25o each Hand emololi lleinstltctU Scaifs hxiH In at 115 instead of r IW KunJ floor Old HulMtng 5 Down Quilts 295 CoverirKs of best ll ured sateen tilled with pure goose down C ft square squareSecond floor OU llulldlnc I I 1 Black Taffetas at 68c An excellent Black Taffeta Silk for dresses liiiinKS and petttcoaUs 31 tnchvs wide perfect in every particular 63c a yard instead of 1 Second floor OU Building Laces at Half Price I White cream and applique laces In remnant I I lots half price Second floor Old lIulMluc 25c Neck Bows at We omens Silk and Net Neck Bows lOc each Main floor Broadway Old liulldlnx 150 Mid 2 Hair Brushes at 1 25c Tooth Brushes at 15c HulM Ninth aueet OU Womens 25c Collars at lOc Umbroulered Collars Only In size 13Va Main floor Broadway Old llulldlin lOc India Linon at 5c White India Llnon 30 Inches wide of good clean cotton 3c yd seconri floor old lIulIlIII T 65 Ironing Boards a i YO frt Folding Ironing Hoards on luirdwood stahds 1 each Ilannmcn New Building 3 Gas Radiators at 2 18 Inches hIgh six pipes nickel plate top and liaw jewelled front best pollshed hheet Iron 2 each were 3 iuaom iit NOW nuiuinc 450 Ash Cans at 3 Heavy galvanized Iron reinforced bottom 18 in diiimeter 21 In deep eight steel ribs on sIde at 3 from 450 llajoment New Dulldlnr Furnace Scoops a Third Off Full size stool coal scoops at 50c from 76c hftp ne now lOc naamnnt Sew nuiidinr Womens 1850 Suits at 1275 Made of mannish materials with sentl fitting doublebreasted coats lined throughout with satin with coat sleeves and turnback Cliffs Un usually wide eldeplalted skirts finished with one bias fold At 275 Third floor old Building Womens 550 and 6 Skirts 3 and red Separate Skirts of any brown blue black 1aninia cloth and check Bulling In various Plaited models J3 each Third Kluor Old Bulldi Womens 15 Coats at 6 and nin Some In Tourist model in checks stripes mixtures Some single or doulilebieasteo plain black Kersey and Broadcloth Coats Third lour Old Dulldln Girls 15 Dresses at 5 Girls Dresses for C to 18 years Girls 20 to J25 Winttr Dresses and Suits In sizes ior 12 to IS years at 10 each Girls Serge and Broadcloth Suits and party dresses for 14 to IS years origins y 30 to 40 now 15 each Third floor OM llulUlag Girls 15 Coats at 5 Winter Coats various styles for G to 12 years each IS ears at 10 Girls 20 Coats 12 ti years Evening and Street Coats for G to IS years were 130 now 15 each Third floor OM Building Flannelette Negligees Reduced collarless lhn w In bolted or Empire stand KW styles now JlO lnK sleeves Fourth floor OM Uulldlm and J170 Sweaters at 350 5650 Angora with Ions sleeves In Bray 1ony Coats or Womens Sleeveless Antwra Vests in gray or white AUo or a J4W at KM from white weaier with or without collar at S3 Its Coat Sleeveless I IW tortnen JoV to i W lied to t I BtcrO adoreto 1 Vest at II to ft 73 wore Black Sleeveless Cardigan Jackets JOe from We Cardigan Jackets with sleeves JlCO from J23U Fourth floor i I IIIIK Dress Trimmings at Half Price Short pieces of Imported Novelty Drets Trlm mliiss In aUvaiwa Spring styles lllark white and colors SutHolent of each to trim a gown Just half gsgular price Man Lust OM liiildlni Mslin Underwear Reduced Odd s in mussed and soiled pieces at these reductivo from the January sale prices 250 to 15 Nightgowns at 150 to 975 150 to Si Petticoats at 1 to 5 S5c to j2i Drawers at 50c to 150 75c to SliO Chem3s at 50c to 1 a Heatherblooai Petticoats at 2 110 3175 Knit Petticoats at 50c and 1 Fourth floor Old tlulldlnc 5 Silk Waists at 375 Of Messaliue silk lu lUlu shades also of net Main aisle Old Building Infants Garments Reduced 1 Lawn Waist Dresses at 50c Infants 1 Tarn o Shunters c 50c 51 Gray Astrakhan Caps at SOc J250 Wool Sweaters at 150 red only Inlants 18 White Broadcloth Coats at 975 175u While Bearskin Coats at 875 10 Broadcloth Coats at 5 5 Lawn Waist Drupes at 275 350 styled at 175 and 2 styles at 1 All slightly soiled 3 Felt Hats at 1 Fourth floor Old Building 10 Lamp Shades at 5 Bent glass Lump Shades with ruby and green panels III dull brass frames 1C and 18 inch size With flvulnch colored glass bead fringe 5 each worth 10 Third floor New Building SOc Center Pieces at 15c Stamped tinted Center Pieces 27 Inches square 15c each Second floor ou UuiUn 75c to 150 Brooches at 50c Imported Brooches with Imitation lapis Jade and rose stones Main flour ou iiuiuru 7 Dress Forms at 550 i macho bust cloth covered Stronc wire skirt tIller form adjustable at all partse Instead of 7 HMemunt New OulMIn Lace Curtains Reduced Cluny Flint and Nottingham Curtains i1 formerly S3 to 23 now H36 Nelw8nuAdlnrge tains 1oUMb floor N ulldlal assortment Decorated Plates Half Price decorated Plates were 33o to J225 now I IMV ec Main alile Old Uulldlng Hoe to Jl caeh Cut Glass Reduced llofls regularly IX at J250 each 8lnch Bowls regularly JfM at J450 eaoh 8lnch Turnblera regularly Jl ut K a dozen T mbleasod Uuf dlnr Main aloia OH Uulldlni r 110 Tapestry Carpets at 75c Just about 1500 yardn of these serviceable caT1PetJI at this liberal reduction Fifth Floor Ns Bulldlllll Straw Mattings at Half Price Just fifty rolls in odd lola at Just halt their former prIces Fifth Floor Nw Building JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A T Stewart Co Broadway Fourth Avenue Eighth to Tenth Street Economy Basement Items All In Basement Old Building Mens 50c Scarfs at 25c large French Four inhands full size In a varIN or desirably pattern ahd colorings Mens 1 Shirts at 50c h S tlfftJo neat a osom Shirts with separate cuffs beaattfully 1Ie and madras de arlet Vautiruliv aandearal a variety anni Clef shirts but 1HntUre0 SIzes 14 to 17 Mostly Sl ItiUed We tulle a number of nw shirts In At Mens Half Hose i I 12s crtt e Seconds carton ot 25e quality Fast black Inblahed soles At 18c three IHJIllly Black c hairs for 50cSloond ot ace I 1f raahmere or Oxford gray merno U lied omens 250 to 3 ShoesI 50 tarts and oIVbelJc patent d Calfskin leather wide Shoes slzemnge Also 150 HandBags at 85c Goat seal 10tach frame In G deep with purse ISc to 25c Belts at 5c i A clean up of U thor Silk and Fabric Belts I 250and I 3 Umbrellas at 160 6 and Mlnch fancy and pqtural wood handles Childrens 1 Umbrellas at 75C I I l 75c Lingerie Pillow Slips at 45c I Handembroidered and ruffled 50c Brooches at 10c 75c Lorgnette Chains at 25c 2ac and 50c Hat Pins at 10c Rogers Extra Plated Silvenvare Ten und Coffee Spoon V each reff J115 doz De Dessert nt dozen Spoons and Forks lOc each res K don Table Spoon and Forks JOc oich re J2CO Medium and Dessert Knives lOc nSO dozen each reg Sugar Spoon Ite each regularly J5j each Quadruple Plated Ware and Serving Jl Tray Sc and 50c ea J1 regularly 75c 10 and 12 Black Russian Pony Muffs 5 10 Ties to match at 5 J l Girls 150 to 350 Dresses at 1 Washable dresses broken sizes 6 to It JTB soiled Young Womens 1250 Winter Jackets 450 Of blue red green or block cheviot 14 to IS yearn Olrls SSjWalklnj Skirts at 375 Of black blue and brown Panama cloth plaited 1 Long Kimonos at 50c Fleece cloth light ground figured fancy bolder SOc Short Knitted Petticoats at 25c Womens 1 Knitted Golf Vests at 50c SOc and 75c Cardigan Jackets at 35c and 75c Black Cotton Petticoats at 50c Muslin Underwear Reduced 85c Chemises at 50c 35c Drawers at 25c 85c to 150 Petticoats at 50c and 1 25cto SOc Corset Covers at 15c to 35c 85c to 1 Nightgowns at SOc to 75c Specials for Children Infants 2 und 1375 Astrakhan und Bearskin fonts it tl and 12 Infants S5c and It Gingham Drofses Me k 6Sc I infants Jl to JCi Lawn Waist Dresses at 75c lo JlM 101 Infants Soo Inwn Dresses at 6Oc All in sizes for 2 to 5 years Childrens roc Nightgowns at 3c2 to 15 yrs 150 Augustine Corsets at 1 Six supporters Med bust mnall waist dip hips Dress Goods Remnants Cotton and woolen remnants reduced ane third 0 onehalf A few Rolled 2Sc Shirting Madras at 15c Figured 32 Inches wide Slightly Imperfect I 25c Floral Printed Batiste at IZJic Silk Remnants at 35c a Yard KreHh plain und fancy weaves Lengths i l to 14 yniils from HCKularly CUc to 1CO 350 Net Waists at 250 White or ecru lace yoke short trimmed sleeves I I j 75c Shirt Waists at 45c t J Madras Plaited from lung sleeves open front Notions at Little Prices I Ko aceedged Shirt wnlst Shield at 15c Ito Lightweight Dress Shields at Sc tide Largo Spool Sewing Hllk blacl or white SOc SOc Iloll of White Tale 36 yards at SOc Womens 50c Drawers at 25c i Jersey ribbed cotton knee ur ankle length Tapestry Table Covers Floral designs on colored grounds Various sizes At 3 to 750 were 5 to 112S 2 and 250 Blankets 135165 125 Cotton Blankets at 90c White For double beds 52 Crochet Bedspreads at 150 1 2 Framed Pictures at 1 Etchtnss 17 x 20 Inches 10c Sheet Music at 2c a Sheet At 5 w Standard and classical Over 100 titles w75c Pillow Slips at 45c White hand embroldered ruffle 01 material I2c Dish Towels at 5c All llnen crash 18x30 In unhemmed 1 All Items In This Column In Basement Old Building I I Cr JI r

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5 XO 7 ri r 7 y THE EVENING WORLDWEDNESDAY STANVARY 29 19O 8 d c 5 J I CORTfLYOU TO II SENATE DEFENDS L BOND ALLOTMNT Secretary Says Only Way to Turn Panic Tide Vas Give Most of Issue to the Banks WAS A GREAT SUCCESS Had Speculators Got Big Part Money Market Would Not Have Been Relieved WASIIINTITOX Jan In re pon to n resolution a re1 to by the Serial on DM 12 ist th Socrotary of the Treasury today transmitted to that body detailed statements concerning th ward of Panama bonds and 3 per cnt certificates together with recent finan cial transactions of the Government alio embodying information as to the fxeneril state or tlie nations llnancr during the closinK months of KiT tlic period over which the financial panic extended Secretary Cortelyou before analyzing the crisis and Mittlng forth his orioal fictions In recard to It glvts A Miniinary oC occurrenna in thc United Stales 1 llnuncial nurld from the time I uc as cumed charge as Secretary of the Treas ury until the time the spwlal rfi jrt as compiled lie atitos taat liusluess cm ditlons were bteo un u rig uncHkd when he became tmandal nambir of the Cabinet in March ICiT nioin yirn encieb oc urieil jinor lo tug ut willd were prompty ielieiMj Weekly Deposit Plan A plan of nteUiy deposits of Govern ment funds n iriuti tank was ue gun on A ie LV Uy Oct H tlKsn de posits iiad liIcleui a tniai f i i In Uctohel occurred I lie fttirnnt venti In New 3iii whin m miualcil m the closing ft the h tl iv roocKer 1iuat Cunipan nnl iie Ilcuishin or Nuiv Yons bauK lo i u cuarlnshou certifl caK3 Tio rear tiansItiiMl ij n Uoial luiiih HUiin a lew das the s nil ui 1Ie rtit an l Iran iiiituil t A Yon i ii tree jtyn about rSCo X in uuIiut illS Ji ALV t rhj alone the rep rt tuiiM S i eiiiihnuiii t iiillllaiM V3 inii in iij 01 tltiwjnii Uy me niijiin of Nnviit er Hit Trvaaur nod III tcni u Ill IVIff to tllU LXIllll tuat wrong odltnce as leUticed to npt vuiHUy iJln U Lifinj ap ir z v iu ittnner itp ith cud saley L jiif anis 0 iru ptniiitted to tU siut i i is auuauii or Mivm s ijtttha iA iiiicnn lot iO vvrn flit in bond uhit iie hiJ us flitiiri asiiiMfc PIIU Uloa i Uoermunt iioiuls iuio l11 rfliMMii as Mviirity lur additional iKintviutc cjrciiiation Atu iu isni o I Ianama l onls an oavjfa Teasury rates ttt oank rue Sd itu itueiie iiiii It sto1 on iJx Jl f iiijiv ir tvainil JWltSTr n Oit 1J On Jan 1 US tin issue n id ieiciud I i w tri The announcement of the Issues o now ocurl KM u fi riuiaiir ay Mr Cortel oii niarked h some degree the tmniiu olnt of the paulo No fur ther Htepii were onsldcivd inie arv txcept lo iMiitiinii tie del ir of public iiionu s for a tune nliiio tluv wr i available and early in December It became po int I rpienlhi the cash In thn Treasury In t ic withdrawal o I about JiiKHixJ from lint lunuil Imiks in Now York fltv Tua was followed m Jan tt by anntir call for 5I0i I from New York liank Tlls will lie fellow til soon h a fill on itd batiks lned iiiwii H l ondfliiK I rather than upon a tiid norceniage of their holdings uf mi il notif Tha amount of rurrenry wlilo ills fippearoil from clronlaUnn frmn Il tlni of the suspension ot In Kniiiur bocker Trut roniin until entlt was prnctlrnlly resinred lit De vml oJr Is stated as appr xlnatelv I n0 n This nrnounte1 Hiibstanlally to one tenth of Ito entire oslitnateil money in circulation In Iio lnit l States Defends Bond Issue Secretary Cortelyon defends the Issue of Ianatna bonds and Treasury oertlll catcs by naylnc that It wus advisaliio tn take soiii su ruing and leinintc step whloh would convince the pUblic both nt homo and ilir a I that i f ini ment WAR thnronirhlv nllve tn tie s in nllon and deternune 10 give Its ad In every pcvslble legal nd pr pe 0111 Concerning the allotment of new I ISBue of iecurltleui dlssatlnfactlon over 1dcJt nroinpteU the call by tiio Senate for the statement reoclved to tin the atxavtarj suys Their character was wuch tluvt II wan uatlcJipHUxl inoHl of the nuiicrii tluna oulU touw fom national Uinlui that the two iwr cent jnila uftonleil MUCH prlviittgtu to national binks ns a IrtaiH of OtiS clruuiatiun Lila theiv were atronn Indiicuinunts to tile Uinks to outbid iirvnlu lmristori who would tlnd in tt bonds nothing more thai tile best form ot fciirlty payiiu omv i two PIT ci n KT aiiuiin and that It W ts LApeuLed and tillS e octiilon uaa CllilllI thit the bolide a itt iii be Used c iMy as a naxis lur ulitional baiiK 1 not U cirulaUun and that tKh clrculu I tlon would iutitrlbuti its Minir to rt lluviiig the nettLe pressure for currenev wli It e i ed throughout the countrv l3en if thire nnil been no other jusuiltiiuon for limiting Mibsrlplons H national banki this coiisiderulion that the ttiti would be uxtd to mef t tho iiressuie for curn iv would 111 I no 0 pill Ion of the iHpirtment lime I Jiibtilled an absoliue iitrivUuu of till awards to national banks Were Speculative Bids I Tho legal right of the department to make allotments of the bonds find S1 t cIIrtle to such pcisons and banks and I In such amounts us t might teet tit can hirdly be uillcd in iiesiion in view of the fait that te 11 ICU 111 olferlng tlm 1 fan ima bonds untamed this distinct juH isioii The department also reserves tie rght to njai any ui all bids If dfnnd to be to tHe Interests of the United ritates s T to do1 uovlously so fur as the offer of etiiritieM was Influenced by the desire I o prevent dlstrtis in tie money ma uke t i it would have failed of thIs purpose if I unard had been made oxen to bona i llde ld Ids tv iii h would lot V u lesultel i II laiKu diafts upon tlie reserve moiiuy I of the lalika and Aon 11 not ha ye uuiud in drawing money liom private hoards It was therefolo deided in the iae 01 t lit Iaaaina bUilds to miKe no awards I lo Individuals in exjuas of J10t u It I was also decided to aeicpt tile higust bids of national banks for tile remain der of the lisiie atmr thesu mlniinuiii j aiulnientn to indiIduiiN I the tutul ids lor tn Ianania anal 1 botLi eontmjvS tile rut a jniHirt 1 id lo t lOlirt I laurc iiai uro lour tnnca the luno 111 olferud Iliii i lact not hori tofote i de purl iv tmd haVM ttLi it Pod tae oan as an evri i noie rmarittilc MJVJ S tan It wa it ill heao hat cuunl lime been re I gnded as nuuu in good taith by re tcjisiolu iianle Ksaminatlon of inc i bijs lioMd nov ur tat muni of tl cm t ere nr only spu ulatlv li oauia i c till tnil i iv were made ia iiinv ci P4 for ry larji mounts y tauso u 10 w ere Dcv niiy IrresjioLsibi and incapilile of havn mule even the I sinnl lest prelimliiHi a y mlIt If such pa iufnt hall betn rqrl d Vh uti the nMid tcr made tilde I for the bonds v r awardis Allli ut i tesitalon to nalloial bjn ui ii t Ciniiu wl ere tlv j rces olTeroj A I M I ir ie an w tTe lie lot upparnl in u ocr ee ts In uad in g r1 f I t aid v i 1 fi1 iii v 0 the part ot te jIIr to ct ale hi coi rnT Ti anoint hiis avirdeij I ndionn l inks was PREPARE RECIPE AT HOME YOURSELF o Simple Home Made Mixture Is Said to Cure I diiv and Bladder Trouble Take inu 01 backtclit A grci many ca si s of liliicy uinplaliu are leiiortuil about here also bladiUr 1 iou bi tt and huuimitlsin I An autlioiUy once sta eii that pain In the back loins or region of tit Ulilinxs is the dniiBer siiinal nature higi out to notify the sufferer that there Is foaiohlnn uvott with the Kidnej whldi should lecelve Imini I diate attentlnn Or vegelable treatment snotild be administered anti absolutely no strongly alccholtc patent meilitlucs which are harm ful to the kidneys and bladder The following prescription while I simple 118 IItt lees and Irexpenslve is I known and recognized 1 a sovereign tremedy for kidney conilaint Tho ingredients can bp obtalneu at any good prescriptiof pharmacy and any one can mix them Compound Kar u Kluid Extract Dan gon one I nee tJ Ion onehalf ounce Compound Syitip Sarsapit ilia three ouare Shake well in a bottle and tak in teaspoonful doses after each meal and at bedtime I This preparation is saltl to restor the natural function ot the Itldncys so they will siit itul strain the pd sonous wasp matter uric acid Jir from the blood purifying It and re lieving rheumatism Uici ache will lie relieved the iiilno will be neu tralized and cleared am no longer a cause of Irritation thereby over coming such symptoms as wen I bladder painful frequent and other urinary difficulties This is worth tryltiR and may provo just what many people here need lt rrcwawaaw SemiAnnual Sale Black gray and brown OVERCOATS newest models with patch pockets self or velvet collars reduced from S 10 SI25o and fl5 to a 7050 Mens SUITS of allwool fabrics in light and dark mix tures cut on recent models values are S1250 S15 and SIS reduced lo 950 I I Suits and Overcoats of high class fabric and journeyman j tailored Fabrics colorings and models are all correct and u popular garments were extreme value at I Sand S20 re I Iuc d to SII50 j tze fJJ J FOUR STORES J f llnrlrm Blur Op n lenlnc j 27S BROADWAY n Chamber 8t 125th STREET cor 3d Avenue r UNION SQUARE 14th n Bway 47 CORTLANDT n Greenwich I I r I I 11 I I Gloves For Elbov Sleeves Genuine 250 jloves for i S 159 10115 Tail atil i jc Tin f Is H l IIUII tll E Ire llfc hUlls illlitL d I fliutl MN rnl lilt J ILllfllR J10 tlH IllflSt s lntf J mi1 In ll a Ii m u j Mi MltLKT 4iIIi KS J III XI K 40 1115 j 1 j L i V J 98c i tIlE rni MI n J SlOICI Vain l r l Qll1Ck Luncheons SrM I fnmi 11 I 0 1 M In If lurunt rth ruir 11 S JuII Chicken 110 25c it ill Hot Muffin iirrmn Iot llont 20c St lth NlKIci ltrJIIJ Clir itllrkuii lliish lint Muf fin uii Miirualiliv It Crcim it ti tate 20 c llli I Ml Of IM Wc SSIMI suilU nflprnort lUfldhi n a 2 20c and 25c I JA ROUSING FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE Another splendid list of offerings much underpriced Also continuing the sale of HififlvClass Furniture Samples purchased from F Mohr COl 112114 West 42d Street New York Absolutely the Best Furniture Bargains in New YorK J uffets Quartered CaR ill i trJ lf7l 1 1 1 71 I i J o 2r riTi V I dO r n 1illlO polished P11 ii I 1 J 0 1 logs u t 1 Ira 11 5 oJ lii Ip I I tr lIIlards st o I side brackets FrclI 4 ee1 plitn nviors regn ar price yso Oj er eln n t 1 o l7 dO Extension Table I I 11E a io rt i J J1 i4 I f Fcdestal I tension Table Rolid oak 51 Idea finish highly pnllihcil 12Inch round top n issivc pod estal baso shaped legs excellent construction I I 898 I China Closet I I I i ii ir 2 I 1rtu II 11k r i iinn nir TIt rio Solid oik 37 inches wide tK I Inches high bent end glasses ha ted dIn adjust able shelves pietty gal Icry liaik vaiui luaO special 11 48 Box Seat Dining Chairs 1ri 1 J t 1 LI M j uItd oak Handler Imrk largo eano I nperior finish e 0 t eoiihtruc t on eiar nIne iJ I n f al I 1 62 I I Parlor Tables J mt q f V i k L f of Oak or Mnlirrgnny tint 2I I inch shaned toj1 piano polished nIbUlVe turned iue brneeil WIt1 hravv fhelf rocular pllfe SS IS special 198 III OTIII Mrrui si KO 1 rn T M vrnn si 4 rrn lo of ira t7 ir I i ICNi teavv tIe 0 11110 llIlse for Ortal hoSlealo iiiii nTiirit rnrows ox2s 2 V I IM 1btfl hair 4dI n I cpln f inK the lops h n A and en la Inrlips covered In t e t A C dO 1 o UI ii4 I nr 11 l wllh u IHM I is i i I Ii 01 ott ri HI inh h rtur 0 N1 w t I 1 010 1011110 u 4 Il fino IIrllrl d an I tphotrt co A ticking euvnnteiMl odor 55C ip S ini M ie ale s nn r 0 Iwo part I t n i I in u111 uft 01 Ixjunl r CB i iiveiil h t cl 0 1tI v cr1 wltt 0 hlrlo r r wlr edLe mi lo rre1 In IM QaIiIY art Mnlmo If p i pf rial I 1 jmoi i P S7i T PPi 3111 rn 1 ruitr prlro sr 4 1 9 I 1110 pn II I in ton p or 5675 f In all r 110 inl rotutir p lpP J 48 r clal i1r Iri e Sit iI 01 775 4 Tilt 1ITII ITIh 8TREKT rionr STOHK I Womens Coats omen s oats Another Extraordinary Offering 272 Womens i5 Broadcloth Coats 6 9Q 0 toSellat Q O MV the unexampled backward f 1 season and a leading maniiuc i i i4 D hirers need for cash could com bine tn create such an opportunity ig 0 O It s Coat Selling 4L Indeed Extraordinary I J is fJ M t Prevailing trade conditions Lvma ti 7 us lur Thursday 272 high class carefully 4 1 J I tail red Broadcloth Coats at a price that I I W ifci barely covers ost of material Even fI 11 woman with a coat want who sees these S Pilli TI garments will find her ideal in the lot 1 i 1 ai1 at the lowest price ever known in i y riI11 ill Jnuary I I l rW t It s a Coat ft1iIi r I Opportunity 8 p I t 11 They are beautiful glo v Broadcloth I fj ft t i r ats5u inches lonij all lined with line I I III t I I I I I ilvrtv Satin beautifully trimmed with I j t f r Il 1 Hercules braid and velvet Some taste I 1 iiilllh 11 I lully embroidered The colors are Red I JMi I I Hive Tan Blvk Creei and Clnm rp T V pasre To say h ese Coats are re nlir I 1l7 I V SI1 garmentsjives but a modest eMi L J mate of their value The Thuisda rire choice nS I Till 14T1I sTIlT TOIf Srrnnil llorr II Lingerie Dresses Annual llawinter Sale That yearly event always remarkable for the styles displayed and the unapproachably low prices prevailing I 500 DRISSIS Of fine Lingerie Princess ty1es elaborately trimmed wlti embroidery fine Valenclen es lace etc Skirts cut very full 4 QO I s tt cs OS tjJ 250 tRtSS1 S Mccle 1rin ess Jtimprr styles n t wide range of patterns conslstln of clieks trimmed stripes polka dot et Prettily with Valenciennes laces rntl tucks Po llve ly a bargain at 49S Parly election is advied t2 98 TIIK 1ITH STRFTT TH Sorunil IliMir I fiNS CLOTHING Mens 1250 z Suits or t7 Overcoats at Probably 100 of each A very special lot t Well made garments in all the latest 1908 i q models Worsteds Cheviots and Cassi It meres in three or four button single or double breasted sack coats Light or dark plain or fancy fabrics Also Plain Black Thibet and Blue Serge Regular and stout sizes 33 to 46 MENS 53 AN 4 TROUSERS Bcnutl 45 ful worsted fabrics In a large assort ment of fancy stripes excellent fabrics I t French waist bands Ui ubc stitched tin OUR K ut sizes Ki to 2 I 42 and inseanis H to 35 Pair to I BOYS ODD COAlS It the trousers ware 1tI here the price would be J2 The sizes 1l ti arc broken but If tho cneyou need Is In 1 e ii the lot you Ret the choice of some ory pretty Cheviot Coats Not more than 2 to a customer 85 C No mail orders Bach TilE 14TII BTnEET BTOnK Third Moor 41ifltflnfltttntnttttttflnttfltntwnnIItt4waM Vj 1 1t rirktle t i Store 1 6AvsBusyCorner4 NewYork LPtiE1RY SIEGE v Under m ushns tfiprrntl Itniir SAM lLl tNOERSIIRTS A Lirpe CAMMJIC IRAiISMade selection Irelv of tvles lur your iili deep ruffle trimmed ritoh timmel with deep with urious lace Insertion 1isll ilcnCientits luvs nt IJai s tIn mill cdgei 11 J rrtiip and 21f or tlilTtKlrv in alues I viilt fli iinciiiis vt1 P 98 1 in I M jiyo OWNS Nainsook or camhru Ivcellont valuer cannot 1c ihiili I IAVIHRIC rMiiisi iRTs I citcl am where at Ins price trim Sample iraslL to he sold nt i med with dainty nuiUllions Lues St Odds and ends prettily j and embroidery insertions I trimmed with deep flounces and ribbon beilm Si69 98 of several row of lace inser values J7OC tions embroideries 7c I I and hemstitching ML SUN j O w N S luil I 1 widths mai thh yoke I trimmed OkSliT COM Us t I nam with severalrnv IIW of entliroldurv iK tniiniiil uiiii sevc al rows of tions cufCr rucks iiner J9 C I nlbon lue insertion beadini flnes ic values and J 1 t T C SA1PLl COklI COViUS Very pretty styles trimmed with AQr ynkc f I medtllnns rih ruis or eiiiT rri nrC APiCNS Irresistible PrcInvc11 tory PriceCutting ilNOIIAM APRONS hili B idtlii nude with Iib or largt Qr I pockets and struts 20 C 1 MUBIJAUO AlRONS Go J AnisVi i n i 1at11 ftrj fu I tiill Its with tits and vtivs and pockets 49 e HLXCK SAIIUN IONS Ex cell e n t msterli cut ntnd with itilfuand picket or Ion will deep I 01 hems 7C AWN APRONS Lare and O Iill erv special at a0129 C BIB A KOIVS I awns with I shoulder brclelles of em I liroiiltry itibertiiis and 1mI S wide Itemsthcltln Items strings and A 006 pockets t 1 I Till i lilt Mltrin SIOKH Sirnnil FIr Infants Jel Closing rut the balanuof Bear skin Couts small iizes only choice Jpl An AJM tire CAPS ANI IIONNKTA and All Jlzci Orit In White 1U5 29c nonsTi TOQI rs AND J 0 hlll CAPS Hiimll Kllcd C 4 mi i ii iiii IIIHI Second rinnr White Enamelled iron Bedstead Massive nntlnuntn Jtlllar Inuy Illling massive chills r hiass spindles 11 head and fool excellent diign mad lt 4 and 1ft 0 In ses only rtgular I urIc t JliUU Mptvlul 598 Mill EI Y Early Spnng Dress and SJrset Mats J arihian iicbirtT Haiul made or m rtcIi I nit hutch e ti shapes incuilinr Cip Milan and I ufcan Straws Ituiuls niely trimmed full line of eery duiraMc simile including I lack Values to f 7L J I Scul I loin 1 UNTRIittMKDSAIIN HATs Most pnpular hats Hist now for itnine dtatt wear large assortment of shades in Black White and col ors Others ask 5149 Qf 85 Trimmed Tree OCC TRIMMID FUR HATS Popular Iurban shapes Rrtat variety of furs faced and trinivd with silk velvet J219 1 39 valties Illli 11TII STHKIIT STOHt dli Ilinr Waists W omens 500 Regular 1 Persian Lawn Waists at each 69 C Very nat styles Fronts of Mlorer mhroMr of nsortcil pattiTn also cluHtirii of small plaitS Ilnltoil bnrK and ihrionunrler sleuvft with tiicktcl rnllTro nnd cuffs 1IICMAN IAUV AMI IIOTTKI1 sMs Vls Th Klaborntely trim med wltti lO llifierltoiis nnil 98c clutters of pin lukn itliii IAI SIIK IINil ItlP v I 912 fi INCY Mr VAIMs P flIIE mi rii i STIIHI Second Floor I I NOTIONS Prices That Will Prompt Thousands to Secure a Seasons Supply MAIL oimrits ritoMPTiY rniKD 1 2Yaril lice 1 9 11 C J M uUi lir llnilil I Inhhm hrl 10 uiiiinl Wiular tho 111r I lS C 1 011 lIjll1hl Wlr thin 60 vlue I1 p ii r I IInttuII n I I etzs 2 11 C eo bltt Iron lIuM 3c vr 1hh ItliII 7c Mum I i Clliniiv 11114 htiiS Itrailil i r 2c tlllutirp ulililu of 3c i Muclllnr Oil Paper of rn M11 2c rlilnr Nrrillfn lnrno AllOrri 1 OC llriil haIr Nclii Inrgd Ilsir Im Ar CutilntU Iluhloil II a t A C J Klunllc F a nor Frlllcil Cur Irr ElMtlci 9c IMTaril 11 ii r o 7c I Hull Tiiyo Womens Iront ritil II Mip TCp imrtrr4 t Curd of Mrml Z C Inir Vnnl riOOViird Spool 3 j llitHtiiii totlim u 3 C KIHM su pplnff lftti I lIe ICintiiifllfil r r 1111 inliiu Itutlun 5c lnzu tUlnch Tupt Mriiurt Kluinpi1 cii list I C r Ii 1 Cnniplrtn Form IM i M itfd to C l irt tiny hiitfiit pl U Ialr i f Uu ha1ilu 7p Ig r SIiehls c Wurn Cttllnr hrttc Mnulr ttuian InlllnU 1 3 c ItfKul I flu IiIiU llonK nntl Kyrt 2 lIuul3c 8lnvli CiUt Stci 1r i tllllf 2 C hVTIx NKIHT 1 7 Ii MIKI 17 C nn nitnvs It N r r IltoiM r fl Kl 1St 1115 paIr iillIOIir 98C lil siloi 1 ilts 18c E IUItlAJI IIIIIOS 1111 IS junl Be KIY HINtiSj nit o K B OC itn iiiitn vuiti I II Mil WAX 10c itJs I I A T II iI H HT I 111 I IIKAI1 4yuril O 3 ploca l I llIN SIIIC KIAS 19c riI llil i TIC IIi b yd 1 HIM Si lltOMNd 7c VAi Iorn i it iAKNiiiS 2c ooilen handle NKVHH null BIIOK liI I large 10c Ie THIS 14T1I STREET STonE Main 1loor I M t House Dresses HOUSE DRESSES OR HOUSEDRBSSES OR1 I I AND 2IIECE SUITS AND 2HIECE SUITS Chambrays or Percales Excellent Percales In in all colors tailored ef light or dark colors neat fects or made with pip ly tailored Full width Ing Skirts extra width skirts with q and wit h C I 25 I 49 deep hems deep hems p 1 NURSES UNIFORMS HOUSE DRESSES OR I AND 2IMECE SUITS Excellent Chambrays Seersuckers or French Iercales in light and dark colors Variously trimmed some made 1 98 with Dutch necks and short sleeves TIIK 14TII HTIIKI7T STOIli BfromI Moor Princess Dressers mahogany o r quartered 0 a k piano polished full serpentine front two large il c e p drawers Fench legs double tops beautifully de slRiird standard French with pattern shaped ISxlJG h 0 vel plato mirror thirties regular prlco 1UGO special 1475 Iron Telescope Couch I Beds Heavy frame made of highly tern pernl steel Nationit fabric steel sprliiL Miipnorted by steel helicals can be Keparated and used oa two Mpnratc divans complete with 2 mat tresses and 1 bolster eovered In I evtra heavy nunllt of plain green j denim Special 475 Tilt 14TII STIIEKT STORE rifth Floor i p 10 000 Pieces Basswood Novelties for Wood Burning i The Surplus Stock from tire ScJiwal Mfg Co 121 Avenue V New York City at lz Prices and Le s ro better barcain opportunity of the kind has presented itself in years The basswood is the best quality to be hail while the tracings are clear and artistic dO This is one of the most comprehensive and attractive sales and no lover if pvrography should overlook it 1 lots No Mull Orders Lot IULOVE OR HANDKHKCHIliF BOXES Square Round and Oval Plaques Match Safes Calendars Jewelry Boxes Tie Racks 5 etc values to iSc C Lot WHISK BROOM HOLDHRS Pipe Racks Post Card Holders Hat Pin Holders large size Panels and Plaques large Glove and Hand 10 kerchief Boxes Double Match Safes 19c values C I Lot 1BEVL llIli ILAQUHS ANI PANELS large size Lace Iliuto and Collar and Cuff Boxes Tobacco Jars Fancy Card Trays rallies to Soc 25 C Lot PIE ANI TOBACCO JARS Waste Paper Baskets Partitioned BOMS Tabotirettes extra size Panels and Plaques Extension Book Hacks Wall PnckeK Vases wth Handles etc values to 75c 39 C I 1 Burnt Wood Outfits 1r r Our fralurn trIo tnmnrrour l nn I ti Outfit complete mIllie to nrll at 8 1 Tlm Outfit mii Mit nf 1 lame plnll liilin iHilnt fully fruarantreill rrd rulihrr bplldn nlniltnl Inmp ho yiiln hnttlr hrt nf fiuln 111 11 cnlnrn IIIFKU biiltlp nf inrnlti and two I pliiqurH All rontplrtc In u ncnt httdMiiimt Htv I i I 95 lint if lOils Inchc iD 1 with burl nKn jsi1 9i TIIK i ITU sTiirirr TOny i Tlllnl floor I 1 Sale of j Nemo Corsets I 1U8 models Medium high I busts long deep hips and long I straight backs Made of strong I coutil straight fronts bias J I and gore cut steels nnd bones I I unranteednot to push through m I small curved waist line Sizes I 18 to 30 inches waist measure I White anti drab only Mail orders filled while I sizes remain Regular price 52 rim inii oiinii SlJtt ccc nil liner MEATS FISH WINES LIQUORS siiciniN roitTKU HOI hi AND KOt Ml hTIK The bl cuts of niitlvo cnttlij leculnrly eold at IPc In Jn pe ri 16c chat It riusii ioitic IIAMH Hmall lean I lorioy rork 1 9r Vf ID 1 4 IKdS 01 HlKISO ill tlfl I 16G ItOTlN f 15G 11 IIICKHNSt lb LOINS riiiMi r Ih iiK2jc uiioir roi1 iu LOIS or itiiii no tlChO HO fat 12G 7 hone lb o u s i i II IONJlliS bvpnt titooI h ney cur I rr ll1nh 12c 1 r u I5 n tOhtL ttOIIlJ ItS fill from log Jery Ib tOn IIIIIIINI1 IIKKF All lean cutft of heavy native brat Oc LEIM 01 CANADA 3lL1rol Ib 13f G IbFltirAKSKB FltirAKSKB m I I j2c 111Ig 14G IHTKS lb rnitNKD H r A u E IIIIJS The untrlm mn l hIoul1er 25G rib K lb J MAIM SeAl 40C IOlS quart MVI Ih IOIISTKltfl 2QC OVSTIIIS lOG dozen IHKSII CAIKIIIT 7G 1lg rioiNnnns ib 1 C IAXCY COI 6G uu rihll lb LIWI HarttTS 25G SIb Wines and Liquors MONOOISAM VIIIS KKY It loh II lid month ff Itll 0 II liT 1 U gallon MO regular ft00 till Ie quart bot 75G SIITIAI IIKANII IVIIISKKY Olllon SUsn Vi gallon Kltla Ilr full qt 79G Lixwnon wins KKY Gnllon l tti l fi gal stl O 53c jottla IOUT OR SHKIUtY Itie poyular OoMen ate nrand for Thiira day iII at a gal 95G KlMMKL Rich and creamy HIM lIke the Termana mat 69G It InrKi bottla IITIIOY ii STAB OliNAO Import n Kiii8i from C I i Z Franco toot PII i rnvutsr cncK TAIIM Manhattan rf MartinI lot 79c JAMAICA IIUUOM Navy Iliand nnn I liquor heavy broiled holtln 75G IC innox noriv t Itvn Thursday only tie nuvt bnt 7Yc i J KXTHACT CANADA MAIT Very nourish S Ing itoien S 124 bottle IJ I TUB 14TII STREET STORE Blxttt hoar 1 i MtimnniirmiitiitTiiiimT iniiTiyiir I jI

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r m 6 THE EVENING W ORL D 7 WED N E 5 DAY JANUARY 29 908 if HANGED TO TREE I WITH HANDS Tim I BEHIND HIS BACK t i Murder Indicated by Body Found Near Bayonne I 1 Shore I With a rope around his no k TV both hands tied behind hU hack tv body of a man was found tnirins to day from the limb of a tree on M TJilrtynlnth street im trine near V w ark lUj which Is one of tic most 10 lated spots In the city Chief of Police Yore refuses to o r liec thai Uc nan was roar ttl t It was pointed out to him Uut It would bo impossible for the mans hands to be that ns they her when lie was found unless sumo one c JC tied them A strap two feet Ions was u to tie the hand and this yens drini tight According to Moreno Keeper Om fie man hail been deal about six hours f before ho was found There are no mark of iolenoe upon too body which would seem to In iciti that the man Jind been tunrel nt rendered unc m ctous befoo beiiiK li msi d In the pockets of the mans olHhes thee was found nml a coupe of 1y f but thee wa noting d IndLa hl Identity Ho was about fortylive years t old an 1 o f lark conp ex on p r 1 MASKED ROBBERS L GET 3OflOsVHILE CROWD IS NEAR I a Strike Down One Man Hold i Up Another and Then Rifle Safe at Railway Station s MANSFIELD Ohio Jan ID Tno su masked men entered the ilHce of the Adams Eprcst Company at the Union station hero early today knocked Wll rI tam Depew the agent uncoT iojs nnd got away with tlX7 while nearly fifty passengers Etnod about the station nailing for trains A bag containing W OjO In cold lylt near the SIL i was overlooked b the t robbers Telegrams wcrt promptly sent te the T o I Ice of all nearby towns and as i Tresult result John JlcCue and Joseph Stevens were taken Into ciiuuib at Nev Lon I don They had the sicK taken from the express olllce containing 3001 r i FLEMING NOT HEARD FROM ALBANY Jan ZGov Hughes sad I toda he bad not e4 received the im port of Maul e C 14 mug ML II i designated by him is special comrni loner to inves Uate ta Saute Insur ance Department hit he expected the report wltrn a few das I HAD NEURALGIA AND HAS NOT BEEN SEEN FOR A WEEK 1 THREEFAMILY HOUSES NOT TENEMENTS BILL HOLDS 1 t Mtl to nip KeniT W1ll I A1BNY Jan 2A bill amending the tcncn ant house law by jirovidinB that tl retf unllv Iou s ha not bo 1 cd a5 tout men u v a jut rd uced to Man harI Mr fcitrl in us the bill Is IT the nt ti st of the jMOplo of the Bronx WhIt tents atc hil1 1 Ii i ts 100 n i now h r sold tn build a thrc fan iK lou and comp v 111 le torcni it O1S iu Tn Te met lour nm Ion will prom 1 l1lf e th maUe INSURANCE AGENT I MISSING A WEEK I Wife Believes He May Have Become Deranged Because t of Acute Neuralgia Theodore Hunt an Insurance agent with olllccj In the Hamilton Dank Building One Hundred and Twenty fifth str el aM II residence at No iKi West One Hundred nnd BVrtjelrt street luifl been minilng oJnwjwt u week His wife Caroline today notified Po lice Headquarter She fears her hu band mJnl h w become temporarily dc rariK d ajid that ho Is uandcrine about the city I EetpitUe Bucklov of the Central 0111 e learned that Mr Hunt cheorful deapUti IlJI ugly attack oi neuralgia let his home last Thursday morning ni S ocloe hound ostensibly for his i ofbea Ho did not ItMLii iho Uiim oni din No one has lien found who raw tIO inn after he departed from Isis home He foul M n bills a told watch and a cluUn made of nuggets His stick pin was made of choice nUJ v lW li Hunt Is described ne live feet I eleren Inches high weighs 1M pounds bald of dark complexion with larpii uh n1UGlrte trak1 with gray Hu I wire a dark suit a dark oriveniUe and a l t Mrs i declared empiiticij that sC knew if no reason why he hounl iHsui himself beyond tin attack oft neuralgia and pains In nU head j SPENDTHRIFT e ARRESTED I CHIC GO Jan 29 Having squan dered an InhelMiice of lOJO Walter JicU twtnts lve of San Jose Cal a I Sialuie of Stanford tnviritj was i tiktn to T ell alI nijht charged with pi slii v irthle ss necks s Mick vvas left F s 1 i 1J by the death of his father a veil agi Since then the poll e say 1 e Ins c n trains to see how fist he c19 p nd It His last dolir went ntr a few days ago i I t I 01 r t In Ii Oni rx un ti Havoc Wrought by Plague jj j 11 Almost Inconceivable 3 I u The casual observer does no 1now I of the Imo wrought by tho white plague in the homes d this city 15 work is quiet but none the less t r rible ribThe public should awaken to the dpnanii upon it for sympathy and support There Is no doubt tim ton bitnip ioi cn be eliminated if the people will join in the effort of the antitubeiciilosia societies Much has been accomplished and complete suc cess is crtIo if the people tit cm scs will help Ihl The first duty Of nnnWnd to its f is to guard in every wrry pnssble niinst the dead y germ Neglect of h cold is even an ordinary cough or dangerous a uie lostMln Irritation of the luns renders them ore and especially rcceptie to the tubercular II gtnn To break un a cold quicltlv and cure any cough that is curable ore I t no hlnf co efrecie as a mure of two ounces rf cl cfrlne a li tree N in 1 of Imo mrl rcut o nees of food wh5 F t llx thor oughly and tak a teaspoonful every four hours Iive mfIs of tlipiutc of rinrhnna fompn ind tan bi nr d ins r 1 if the wIIIwy wPli tile ante effect I The ill rclien tq arc Inexpensive I and can be piiHlia d niUioi I trouble at any good drug store To I aol sulistiutlcn of some ferlor I pine po luct for the rRin Oil 01 Pine it it bet r to parch se each separately anil ntix thorn at home I The genuine Vlisin Oil of Pine h put up for dispensing only In L2 ounce vials each vial securely scrIp u I Ir a round wooden case with an en graved wrapper showing plainly the I name Vligm On of Pine cnmpoun I pun irimaitpeil under the food am Drugs Act of June 30 IflOG Serial No 151 prepared oral hy Lean Chemical Co CincJiniti Oho Be sure to get the genuine as the oH sold in bulk and cheap Imltl1 low put out to resemble Virgin Oil o Pine in name and style cr package are Ineffective beiiiK largely com i posed of a rl sill tlnn of pin needles 01 leaves Instead of from the pine tree pioppr Tife finp needle ells are not in i fl r L foi Internal USn and wliei akti it nally uhuall cause nat sea THeil use is mainly confined n the manufiom of oap and similar I I liar purposes O i1e t 1 1 till rCiip i J t rot lli7 J t1 w tl m 7 1 IJp Mr M D Wingate of Petos key Mlch who was laid up L lV f 1 dRi l with grip for several weeks I Lt lifJ ti oiJ wt 4 was comp etely cured by one I J 1 Z1 rj t t f 0 j T MtYL wl r 1 MiHl bottle of Duffys Pure Malt I C f f Y thtt lJ n iJ 9 r Hi di Whiskey after other medicines t ti 1 iJtI 1p ale to do him any good tar y f Vii ilj t A hffi h J a J Mrs Wingate received more i J Mi t O t t y 1 benefit for throat and lung w il t il p 1 v lli W 6 trouble from taking Duffys i I 8 t Tt Y Y i t I ore Malt Whiskey than I oI l1tOJ1 r f r rFt1 e from trc C 1 IP f r i 1 if tJ i r tfi itiiTs i a e 9y ii tt4 4 i r all other remedies I j51w 1t rc iJ r s s1 r r i L ne it 7b iJ S I f y ii1j 1 i t W 1 Sltt 1 w ftyrttt L f1 Thousands of letters like the following j l J i r n 3 I e4 J i i1tll tX CRx U J 2 lowing are received from gratciu m q f i roe Jd hr X z t N a l and who t r J men an women w 0 cannot say t 1 ti cI jf ir j f h iY fr r A too much m praise of Duffys Pure ij Zc x f t f n i jw w rij i k fr Malt Whiskey for the benefits derived fl U4 j f i i f 4Farr tl y i 1 W N tttfiJh ht a r i rived from it use nry J g t i h fA 1P1 z r1fJ0 iJ J 0 f 1 wish to tell you and the public 4 S rf4 117ihf or t 1 r what your Pure Malt Whiskey has kti 1f ft1 Ie r lf t done for mj Last February I was 44 t f a 0 Y V taken with a severe attack of the grip m 1k r1s that laid me up for several weeks The tf r J Et Jt V ifrbB Ji l t doctor gave me his usual remedy for i t 1r 1 grip but I did not improve and I w rn yrlic o i w y 6 IP Inlprov as 11 Q W i iiji 4f i 1 t r i had ued several bottles of your Malt I tr tt r i f 1tl1 11 hickey 1 procured a bottle and took sy4Ir t yrtc t14 h tp 1r ji it aIJrJm to directions In a ch J r J l Fe JiL P 1 JiJdg rI i or two ItcH much better and by the t vw la r iC time I hi1 used the one bottle 1 was MR M u11IN GArf much stronger It is surely a great medicine for old people My wife used it for thnnt and lung trollb e and she thinks it has done her more i good than anything else she ever tricdM D WING IT Petwlccv Hn VM 11 1907 t DuffY Pm 1at Whiskey is an absolutely pure distillation ol mahed grain great cue being used to have ever kernel thoroughly malted thus destroying the term and producing a predicted liquid food in the form of a malt essence which is the most effective tonic stimulant and invigorator known to science j softened by warmth and moisture its palata f bility and freedom from injurious substances render it so that it can he retained by the most sensitive stomach If you wish to keep young strong and vigorous and hive on your cheeks the glow of perfect health take DufTjs Pure Malt Whiskey regularly according to directions It tones and strengthens the heart F action and purifies the entire svsem I1 is reco nied as a family medicine everywhere CAUTION When you ask your druggist grocer or dealer for Duffys Pure Molt Whiskey he sure you get the genuine Its the only absolutely pure medicinal malt whiskey and Is bold In scaled bottles only t neer In bulk Look for the trademark the Old Chemist on the label and make sure the seal over the cork Is unbroken Price 1 Illustrated medical booklet and doctors advice free Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester N Y P t l tita ailt 1 td1tt S rhii d Fir r r fe vrnn s I A Sale of Shoes and Rubbers High Grade Samples and Surplus Strcks from famous Boston Shoemakers AT COST OF LEATHER I i Womens HIGH I i GRADE a Al h R i Shoes t I A hundred new i Winter styles Patent i I ColtsKin Gun Metal s 1 Calfskin and Glace Vic Kid ti l Sizes 2 to S 1A Widths A to EE Hand Welicd Soles 1A High Cuban and r llledi u m Military heels lace I button and t I r tt I er bluchers 1 D Worm S250 and S3 01 oa Ttrw 1 9 w4T4 tIT omen s l td 4 ample S MI1 Ail Leather all FT 1 4k sies nil width u l 0 n t 1 oniie 9 I 1 0 5 1 f 1 au S2 now 1 I u u t I WE t T f f Napoleon Boots htt for Women ii 6 u A just ke the cut J t1 t s l X i ri Y a 12 trom se acted Gun Metal 1 1tf i CaHsliin and Patent ColtsKin llf 1 Lace ad Button izcs 21A to 7 It yA Fxtension Soles Cuban Heels t W xtra High Cur former prices 1 i S22 2O ana 27 now at 1 U I I I I l f t j DO j 1 0 61e I 2r I tjJj 1 f A U 0 t il t UJ Zc t i j woo f2r0 w c fjrl reii anti iisrams tiOO t ioer at i bizs 1 to S and 5 is to 8 all lathers eOCi flex bie ole Spring heels I oti8 4 f sj 1hJqjYn r jZi M f jF t f i I I 4 r Y 1 1 i f t 3 1 tt ac j v Al r r Iki JiJ 1 i l i1t t k o t v u r 1 i G T Jt J4 rr rA I Misses Sample Shoes at 0O Trrp y f N t S j 1 e tI i fs i s 1e 1 t i E I 4 I Jr w I t t c y I n i s f t g I u P ii d o l t ji M 1f 4 Yjjb K Jjfe 4 f f f rr1 I i 1 t i1MN z1 f M I i 1 3 v lf itI if Q W 1 r1 W q 1 i J iJ r IiT1 i y e t rt f 5100 1h t a i 1 J Worth 82 i c J d S1 5100 Patent Coltskm and Uu Metal Calfskin 1 09 sizes HN I0 11 1 p t 2 it 1 r Mens and Boys N 1 la 250 Sample Shoes j JF Lnglish Welted g J 25 r k t soies sizes 9 to r t k r at ittc 1 VJ Parent Collskin with r Mini Box Call r f dull Calfskin tops t Bar 3 i 7is j z jt ad Vici KM Mo I I Women lr fi Arches I Rubliers r Overshoes I I Wales Goodyear 7c qua 6i E rand 9 2valuesatj Srl9 itv at v Fra7r c pr s TjCjm t it Ave A Jf Wt St 3il Iloor r J 1908 WORLD ALMANAC First Big Edition Completely Sold Out Price 25 Cts By Mail 35 Cts Second Edition Now Ready Two Blocks on cYNeilldanis 0 20th 21ft fr 1 I Sixth Avenue e I DIDSQ 22d Street J Established forty Years J I Iff ITnER BUWI o J l Here Is the Most Lxceptional Offering of J Womens Outerwear in a Decade The Greatest Values in Womens Suits adver tised by any house for the season 19071908 i Over One Thousand Womens Suits i At OneThird to OneHalf Their Former Prices il I IMPORTANT I his is noi J puked up lot ot samples but the balance on hand of our own entire stock of this FaIl and Vumers production The collection comprises Finest Broadcloth Suits Imported Tweed Suits HighGrade Fancy Check Suits Lymansville Cheviot Suits Some strictly tailored utters handsomely trimmed Read the price story which will crowd both buildings tomorrow Lot 11500 to 2000 Suits for 700 tr 11vo hundred Tailor SttitsOf W 41 t 1i tripes solid colors and mixtures Coats 700 t w r lined with Satin wide pleated Skirts it r of 1i1 ff t W i Lot 22250 to 2950 Suits for 1000 1L I It Y a h h f t ij d C f a I wo hundred and fiftv 11 omens 1 t J111 1 frI s Tailored SuitsOf Cheviots Brand l i q ri fr J 0 A t l Vi l l cloths Mixtures etc elegant tin I 4 lf UU ished at j t j Ji i s r Il Lot 3S300 to 3500 Suits for 1200 I tlb I t Three hundred Suits f Broad I It Z i I cloth handsomely tailored also t i fl fine Cheviots and Fancy Mixture 1200 Jj f rt1t Suitings at I s fRi t t f r n 1 h r I 1i f J Lot 43650 to 4500 Suits for 1500 l t h 1 One Hundred and fifty very fine I ft I t 1 4 Suit for womens wear made of l I ti ut1i 1 r imported Broadcloths handsomely i J5 00 5t r 14 lL i tnmirJi with rich silk Braids J I NI 141 special at I I A Number of Very High Class Suits cipie of Ported 2000 and 2500 modJN tin wtv i M i I SMI uii i SS 00 now priced 1 IX ONEILL ISLILDl G OMY r i i Matchless Values in I Newest Waists for Women 975 Lingerie Waists 5595 Entire aist5incllldin sleeves of squares of t tucking ehborated with German Val lace h1Scrr J95 I tinn and Tdea Qieial fr IhirscMN at I Figured Net vVaiats Umiono ertect sleeves circular yoke and collir ol nutation Irish ruffled 395 sleeves silk lined at J Lingerie WaistsTrinimings ol Irish Bands l295 al Lice and Leading trimmed sleeves at 1 Waists ol Very Fine Lingerie Yokel 1 and collar of Filet and lint ation Irish bust tucksA5200 l i J Tailored W a i s t sOi very tine lawn front nt sixty tine bust tucks rack of twenty in clusters l 138 of five forming baby back wry special at J Tailored Waists Ol shirting white with v black lines forming squares front of pleating andl l Cf patch pocket at js LS JITHEK nvjLDIXO I Splendid Specials in C B Corset I i C B LORbLTS Made cl coutil in high and low bust and I long hip lace trimmed slightly I at imperfect value SI25 69 C I I Co 13 CORSETSIn the new high bust and straight back I models made of fine quality at batiste value 5175 1J5 C B CORSETSade of fancy broche in white pink and blue the new high bust and deep hip models trimmed with al nn Lice and satin ribbon value S350 at 145 I ix EIT1lIR nUIIDING 1 I I Mens 25c Socks at 19c 6 Pairs for 100 Mens extra slperior quality medium heavy weight highly mer cerized silklisle Socks full seamless all guaranteed absolutely fast black also tans navy and garnet best wearing and Q finest 25c socks made Special at per pair 19 C 6 Pairs for 100 I IN OIiIE wrilJIYG QNIV 1 I Womens Dainty Dress Slippers The Two Popular Styles Womens patent colt leather evening dress Slippers 3 straps over instep French heels hand sewn turned I soles These are especially attrac tive slippers and are superior to most goods sold at 300 and 350 Cf w 250 Sizes 2l2 to 7 widths A to D Special at CpZOU Womens black glazed kid dress Slippers 3 straps black jet beaded turn sole Sizes 27S to 7 A to D widths 200 Extraordinary value for Thursday at Iff ADAMS nDQ OXZFi I Parlor I Heating Stoves Cylinder Par lor Hahn Coal Stoves i t manelkm sly low prices Every oni first quality and best A makes We i will fit these I up free of charge In New I I York City giving with I each stoe 1 elbow t length pipe t collar J Pert Stove Regular Special No 9 S49S 400 No 10 S598 498 No 115659 529 No 12 785 629 Gem Stove Regular Special No8 5415 333 No 9 S535 429 No 10 S700 560 No II 875 700 I No 12Sto5o 840 No 1451230 984 Clipper Stove No ICVSelf Feeding 31175 at a Q 4 i 94 No 2DSelf Feeding 1350 at t SJO80 No 30Self Feeding 155 I i at 1221 I IS JJTJlJU DLDC F Childrens Wear I At Special Prices CHILDRENS MUSLIN DRAWERS Hem and cluster of fine tucks sizes 2 to 14 years stzens 1 value 19C at y1254C MISSES PETTICOATS With ruffle tj I 1 fIt of lace and Inserting othu styles trimmed with fine em j broidery sizes 6 to 14 years value 69c at 1449C I CHILDRENS MUSLIN DRAWERS Ruffle with inserting and edge of lace value 39c 11 at 25 C J LONG COATSMade of Bedford cord capes trimmed t1 with lace or fancy 1 QC braid value 300 at 17D I I

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J 41 THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY JANUARY 29 19O81 1 r LONG SENTENCE i fOR RRUPTING 1 MORA lQf BOYS Jiuhe Uikuoon Sends John A Billiiigtuii to Prison fur Sixteen Years In seMlinetns lolin A IIIIlliiRton 0 cre 4ieen iirx md Iiret month In Sing Sins IrUon 10 iliiy Judi Mul queen or till ourl of Jineral Jefons remHrktd l1dJl1tull that he took con i Bldoralile pleasure In InllictlnK the pun Ishnient IliUtmtnn pleaded Kiiltv to an I tnillitiiiput rhaiKn h ni i t corrupt Ing the niuttls r Mil ill boy i Tiiu 1 ie ainin 111 wa prepared by tIA Childrens Society and the evi dence produced iock d even the vet run detective OL that orcanlatlon UilllnKton lived jt No I Charles street ujid kept n room at No 10 West Seven teenth street for li nefarious purposes Uha aKKraxates tin offense of this min remaiked JudKe Mulqueeu s I the fact that lie tauht u Hible e1as in I the Sunday School of Plymouth Church 1 I Brooklyn and posed as a mode vir tuous man to such effect that ho suc ceeded In deceiving many honest and I wellmeaning persons Some of Ihe members of Plymouth Church came to me to plead for thq I prisoner One Wag a mall named lien I dtlck When the nature of tie cnnrs agnln him wax explained to Ihm then persons were astounded The I would not heleve it tmtll they wero I shown the proofs Bllllnton Is fortysix years old Ha I has succeeded In hiding ron the Phil dreni ociet ncoe all informnllon as to his tiiilh r e hag any DAOWNm FRIEND I I DIVED fOR HIM I I Brave Effort to Rescue Young I Matthews Who Slipped from I j Boats Deck Failed I Irr The Ftnl WrW J SAO HAH lion U 1 Inn JJohn S I Matthew Jr twenty years old a I nephew of IrMJtlont J V LanA of I the Hliss Minufarturlnc om ny of s Brooklyn slipped on Iii icy d ck of tho I ictmiboai U V Hllsj nt 11 clock Iat nlpJit fell owrlxKird anti was drown I Hltt MvMicriMU s ipnnil ndent of the nomine maciilno shop from whIch the UllrflIparttt rttrlslblc ltulo does are I flrcd plunpert In artnr oung Jlntlhiws but coulU not roach the young man i MsHoivau WAS tlniKK aboard by the boats crew almost overcome 11U Uiews Nwly wiz coveied at daylight j HIs head was out and shou lr ljr rion t I where he struck tho lower Oiok In hU I i fall He Was iymn t T of the Bllas Compajiy cxpurhninta station at SOK i Harbor anl siienl his iiimnera at j Shelter Island whorl his fiiimlx owns a cottuv lie was to have married a Brooklyn girl next spring RACE TRACK HEARING NOT ON LINCOLNS BIRTHDAY I I b Spcil to The nenlnR World ATnAXY Jan J IAn agreement was reached otduy l iueen Senator Hill and Assemblyman Murphy to put over the hearing of the AKiuwIlart Race Track Gnmbllng bill until IVb la Instead of Fob 12 as was originally proposed Th1 Is the only public hearing to bp I given on the bills and there are many Interests desiring to no heard Others who know more about tho his tory of the Hepubllc than they do of tho good shots jt Ciraveaend dlsooveiod the fact that Abriham Lincoln waS born I on IVb 12 and that Urn heating would be held on the amiherKio of Lincolns I Birthday and possible conflict with cere monies of tho day I Jlurpliy contended that the race track feat on Lincolns lllrthday wnulil not I do tho man or the diy any Rood so the avrr iiipnt was reached to put the mat ter over j MRS CORNELL GIVES OWN I PORTRAIT OF EXGOVERNOR i il Tlal to Die icnlnK WoiM ALBANY Jan JGO IIiiBlips to I j day rccelfl an agreeable surprise when Sirs Camel wdow or fxOov Alonzo 1 II Cornell who graced the Uxocutlv I Cliumnvr riming thc yean of 1S50 si and 82 culled and made tho formal 1 presentation to the State of a lifesized portrait In oil of the Into luvurnor Tim picture Is tearly sK feet wciuirc and I was liiimr linnicdlatPly off lie vntrnncv i U tlin lixectitlii Cliinilur on tin left 1 mid acrons tho vzty from tho none tri tin R i gaze of 1rrsldcnt loo i vi lt Tlin latter t portinlt has the JloMInll eyes follow IIIK one all over tin room 1 Jov fornell Is nilnlrd standlnK eioct I with hIs humid rrHtlni on u chair MM Cornell pointed the plrttno o PHILIPPINES SLAVERY I I f PROTEST IN ALBANY J I Special to The IJvcnlns WorlJ ALUAXY Jan n An antislavery I resolution wai nlTeud n the Assembly I todnv by Louis Im Illler of MantWtan I hut was lalil on tilt table because of an objection raised by IarndUo Iarl Jlmmle Oliver Tho resolution petitions CoiiRreas to liana lawn for the abollt on of slavory within till Ihlllppln Islands It a Ut tee l that the Heimta Ioinmllleo on tho Phil 1 Ipplnp ndinltted that on tlin Island of Mlnduiiuii they H iw women and ii I Id re a II In uluvery a I A Wall z Pi cam Ill II l a cUrn In the I Mugntlue rillnn nf nrl Suiiduj Wnrld I f IMnnii music by arruucijnrtil wllli lip I I publi lifru anti uTnen of pfrformlnj 0 rlEliln Authorised roprrlchted music Urd t Bandar World tod y L M DYNAMITE FIRE II POISON AND SHOT TRIED Br PLOTTER Family Lvapes 11 Mteinpts at Assassination and Police at Last Land a Prisoner KIIVPTIK Wnsh Jan 2 ClinrRiil with ntiemptlns h v imai of dynamite I a fe mat bitch lIe Ilii njuon and bill i eti to kill nor e M HolitTts and i family John Hurst a miner and bust nCiM partner as srrefted ye terday i liy dty detectives TIT latest attempt I on Ilobcrt life waR made on Monday and emily the presence of two detecties viveM the nuns family from Iwlng Mown up That mis the fourteenth attempt up on Die life of Uoborts A year ago Hurst was arrested for trying to blov I uji the Huberts reildunce but was re leased Irevloua to that shots hall been tired through the windows of the Hourut hOne About six months ago an Infernal machlii win Dlared near hi Kate and on OhrUltnas nn unsuc c Msful attempt was made to blow up the house Eince Christmas the house hat been constantly watched bv private detectives Last Monday night the police MV Hurst was caught with four fitlckc of dynamite on the front porcli of the Roberts home Hurst denies the charge BADGER RUSSELL GfTS A NfW WRIT Coming to New York Again to Have an Examination as to Sanity Edward 1 Rilscll who badgered the late Phil Daly In 1S Find attempted to I blaoMiwll Junlce Almet K Jenk of i the Brooklyn Supremo Court and whose lunacy N declared to he of the most pronounced type is coming down I nKaln from the asylum for convicts connected with Clinton Slate prison Donnemora on n writ of habeas cor I pus pusThis This Is his fifth or sixth trip This time Clark Bell the oetosenarlan leader i of th MeJiooIxcal Society obiain d the writ from Justice Goff as conns for Itmisells venerable mother Mrs I Margaret M Fox who In the sweet confidence of motherland believe the vagaries and waiilcnncn of her para iiilnc son about a Ulplracy against him In which he lr 5 President IlooRe velt to Govfrtuir and former Ooier iors of the State Supreme Court JUB tlCS anl other public me i wer par I tkiia mm t RUJ M ndui tej his own case be fore Justice Prima and n Jury on his la st trip tm limit liii iii jag and examlnlnc as witnesaus former Oov Odell Dip rlctAttiriR Jeroni Justices Marean Gaynnr lllr chl rg and Jenky Jus tice Jrua x lot Huisell run his leneth giving nil a whole week to the hearing Rusell was found to be Insane and ent biok to the asylum On the Mas he leaped from the train going forty aulvs mi hour and wat badly hurt but in v ivl and win taken on a litter to Uannemora Sc eial justlee appealed toy M r nell auseneil to the wilt hut wanted to nike It returnable In one of tho conn tie near the prison which did not suit Mr Hell SANDERS LEADS IN LOUISIANA PRIMARY XT5V OHLEANS IJII Jan 13 Wore complfti returns from yesterdays Democratic primary were received here today and bear out the Indications last nlKlit that Lctit Gov dared Y Sanders Is the Democratic nominee for fsovernor Tho nomination ii equiva I lent to election PREACHER GOES TO i DOGS 81 CHOICE 1 P I V T at I Mcie H 10 Ii m t tI n i ii mi rO L I I N 1 i Bal 11A1 I iLimei ri I ieked i I sign hu t Mine be an ll bleed i1th lie Mr Jnnlli i 1 rieit lover of 1iih until pnnlels and fts takn se Em I prrei nl tuiiniv lilis I It aIs till Idea that iu ii pastoi al J a VI fanciet and Imeder that iais1 i all the double A delegation nailed on him lecentU and nmda time position plain i i IJithfr slve up the bits or she up the church I Ireaoliei iillli repi led with some heut VI OWII tie lrxt bleed of Irish I Spa rilnl in the world li silil J rant liar as much for mv church I I When thy hind n new pastor Mr I Snmli will mme to a farm he owns and raise oInl7 to his hearts content hootch Ilulns which is located out rjJer aevoral miles wanf Its re llsioji plain It wants no doe breedc tu preu1h In Its little white church 1 t 1iit lied bad luck with Its preaohem I lately arid but for his dog breeding I Ideas PrIIhel Smith tilled the bll Fm fI i m i IVj M L r RI EtiIiiSM Headache and for Pain in Side and Back We Have Used it With Ex cellent Results and 1 cannot Say Enough in Favor of p I LmENT And I would be pleased to distribute Mime camples among mv friemh if you wish In wild them Mrs fa M Suundcrs 11 Erie Place Uoxbury Mais WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS I hk Cltnntptt11J I Herald Square Most Emphatic Price Reductions Are Announced on Our Entire Stock of Coats Suits Skirts Dresses Fur Lined Coats Formerly 5500 to 6900 At 3900 II 7500 to 8500 At 4900 4 9500 to 11000 At 6900 I 12500 to 14500 At 8900 4 17500 to 24000 At 13900 Karakul Cloth Coats Formerly 4500 At 2500 Street Coats Formerly 2500 to 2750 At 1400 mm 3950 to 3900 At r J9CO Tailored Suits Formerly 2950 to S35OJ At J500 4500 to 5500 At 2400 II 5900 to 8500 At 3900 F Dresses Formerly 5000 to 5500 At 2400 I S 6500 to 7500 At 3600 I mm 8500 to 9800 At 4800 i Walking Skirts r Formerly 590 to 790 At 395 4 850 to 975 At 490 I 0 1150 to 1350 At 675 I Riding Habits Formerly 4500 and 5000 At 2500 I i Coats for Girls Misses I Formerly S50 to 1150 At 490 I I I350to 1650 At 775 4 i 1750 to 1950 At J075 I KarakuJ Cjqth Coats for iris and Misses Formerly 2500 to 3500 At J475 I T9i rd Suits for girl and Misses Formerly 1750 to 1950 At 875 II 3500 to 4500 At 1900 0 Last 3 Days j Balance of Stock Now Being Closed Out at Enormous Reductions Pending Removal to Our New Store Broadway Bet 12th 13th Sts Enfire stock has been rearranged into six lots and repriced I at figures that do not even cover the cost of material Lot IMens Raincoats 420 Coats Including All Values From 15 to 22 py 50 at one p r Ice 7 of 9 Lot 4200 Mens Priestley Cravcnettes and Cloudburst Coats Standard 25 28 and 32 Values aU B O 75 bunched at one 1275 price of Lot ZAU 10 and 15 Value Womens Rain coats 140 coats A 65 all to go at one price 4 of Lot 5Entire Line of Wo mens Cravenettes and Cloud burst Coats 20 2250 and 2j Values to 75 of go at one price 1 075 Lot 3120 Womens Rubber Silk Coats Regular 17 to 22 Value all 85 of marked at one price 785 Lot 6 Womens Elegant RubberSiHf Coats 310 Gar ments including all 2250 25 and ld 150 Values at 1250 price of one j Mnnufn H ghGrade cturers of Ii m m 801 B way Waterproof Gar jJJ filJf Corner l ad tncnta for Menm tvJ llth Street reL Men Women RAINCOAT r COMPANY I I 4 f fI r I i 1Al 7 j i 1 I t I I l m 1 I 1i I Anty Drudges Idea of Clubs I I Organizer of Womans ClubAnty wo want you to join I I our club for the study of sociology economics and I i the general uplifting of womankind I I Antji DrudgcA1l right my dear Well begin by tell ing all women about the new way of washing clothes with FelsNaptha in cold o1 lukewarm water It does I away with boiling and rubbing saves work time worry and money and docs more to help women than all the sociology and economics in creation When wonen first began to wash I clothes they soaked them in a stream and beat them witn a paddle A hard job it I was then to get rid of dirt i i Then someone found that fat and lye made a substance which mixed with hot j water and rubbed hard cleaned things I pretty well This was soap I Finally came FelsNaptha I I FelsNaptha isnt simply good soap i I I its different altogether from soap as you I i I II know it I I FelsNaptha marks as big an advance I I over soap in its usual meaning as ordinary i soap itself did over the paddle I Ordinary soap calls for much hard rubbing and plenty of boiling water to take away dirt Some kinds of stains greases I and blood it simply wont remove I But FelsNaptha cleans without hard I rubbing and you dont use hot water at all i With FelsNaptha all you need is cool I or lukewarm water II Think how this cuts all the terror out of washday i Full directions printed en the i red and green wrapper It ALL CARSTRANSFER TO Ij IOOllllf1idle TWro JWL59o 60 S JJ 1 VIo r1

J Iiysi At reSale J f J il u U C Q d r Fill 1 f 1 I J I Sale Ends Saturday Evening I I 4 Af b your Last Chance to Save 225 1 t 1 it 0 t mi I 1 Besides GEtting lie m p ana iQ Y W Q p I the Word lor 225 i I 1 vt ty i f t i r y it 1 We arc offering the celebrated r i t M attrtic J t J til lilt M I K V M11 01 I I 45at iaiters 1 1 J 1 450 W alters s v 1 1 id A rh Le Piianos lor n h J WI i 1225 t I I qer at time of purchase thereafter only p 1 a week I This is the very best pian opport mtty in Nw Yr Peop at I realiini fMs juJpi g from the tremendous respn Vc advise you not to drln but rmke a election immed ate s No In etc Ilio lnsmanfc Ao extra uhneve22 thats a f I On first payment o S5 we ae ver the p ano to your home I Walters Artiste Pianos are in tstr ieces o pivo construction Do t buy a plato beore you have btcn the WiUeis Artiste bcause the Wrters Artiste is the best piano value ever altered I We Aso Offer the Foiiou ng Le tibia ed Walters Pianot on whi i we guarantee you a saving ol iiom 4U to 5 I per cent besides you make the vev sales rhino invi st iint in the war d I IIM Ijll I Uullir Ilulllln 5 ll II ol It UlllliiH Iliilliii tjlIITr ljiiri u Mjle II Villr 1iuins rti4 I i IH Mil lil Il NOS IHII Stiim Ste K nltiTN rliinm SiiOII IHIU UITI ntiit stio unro ijif r IIIT riunns fjr I i no uttiii IMHV ST fftEEDrillf the n xt lew uaj a e wi rive Ire f Charge to ever puichaser ol an Artibe Piano an enbr lered silk piano scrI Fvr i your old piano for a bdutiful new Walters at l9u a week Exchmge Z AUI I Upon request II represent ilive wil ca I x rr iia M PI or T titarsiansmerlo bLOOMiliGDALE Lex to Jd Avs 9h to 60th St

1 Are You Ready to GD to I Work I EMPLOYERS II j I Jjj Arc ready to hire vou n v i J will nuckiV ind out i vnu tic I o I o cJtoi uirter If J iiyio i Wantu1 Ad in I The Morning Wod I n 7 1JtJJlffdJln II J 1ftUtiliIf UlICrQ I Greatest of Oil Painting Sales We told you in Sundays papers that It s an easy thng to own a valuable oil painting A great many of our customers have found th u to be a fact and liS a retuil me present sale is one ol the most suces3ul we have ever ic d We know thit we have reached the extremity in prce en tinij so we free y guarantee that none uf the pnlln in this sale tan be patched anywherr else or less than hair agan as much as our price I R ncmber they are all hlIdn s truly art sic creations secured by our own representatives in the Mudos ol wellknown artials in Italy Iinnce and Austria Here s the way rices run i Oil Paintings reduced Oil Paintings reduced I 3500 to 4900 t 55 Oil Painlnrs reduced 48 Oil Pairifings reduced to 3900 to tbtiU i 39 Oil amiis reduced I 137 Oil Panfingj reduced n nn I to 1950 to r 1900 1 ll Od Painting reduced 25 Oi I amtings redtcsj ii 6900 1000 1 r ni ifi i i Jitim 1 Hand Ltrawn Japanese Linens I Continuing our very special sale of doylies ccnirc pieces I tea cloths anu scarfs icna ssance sc rIs und Spachtel embroid ered carls ami shams at prices that ac irres sble Japanese J as ijjnh MZC 2jc value at I5c Japanese Centre icces idxia mncs 5t1c value at 39c I Japanese Ccut Pieces jtx4 mche 125 vmue lil 7Jc i Jaiaitse site fuces MS J iichc u value at 100 Japanese lea Ctolhs iOjo mhes juo vauc at 50 l Japanese Tcu Loins 3030 nuhcj 5 400 value m 20 j Japanese lea laths 45s inches 5J1 a uc at 300 I I I Japan se lea L otlis SJsji inchei Sj n1ucal If 4 00 3ficcc Lriii Cenie Renauiarcs Sea Is tizc toxSt inches and all I over ha S ne Sits tioul luici t nIle size 1 t54 inches viiiue I 150 at IOQ 6p CIJcJ a15 UJu Jiams legulnr 75c kind at OiJe Uvular 1UJ knd at 75c I KtsUlar 11 J Un at 100 11 Fl 11 C tin q OOMIMIIVI tl Womens 5 to 15 40 II SkirtsToMfrw at P eJ J I A twiccio talethanks to the storm of last Friday J Scon tior ti ooMiMiiiM is I More of the Immense Hotiery I II Womens 1 2 X c i Scantless jC I Stockings I I I Womens 35c Im I ported Lisle i TlircadSicchhmgs pirn and lace an ke black O 21 and conic tC bargains Womens 25c Full Fashioned 15c Stockings 15cI I wens f J Seam less Half r Hose 5c Children Thc btochirZS hravr r luro rib tCBmlesa wide 7c I and rarrow ribbed doube knee f I Jam Iiuur JII1 1 ojn i Tl lashiomable Furs at Less i I Than Half Price I i Womans 25 Fur Lined Coats made of black rcaj Crfl o i I cloth at1 lined vithq rrcl and f aniih mink Have large Vafl v v j storm coLira of brro mink and brown Russian lynx 1 Caracul Coals AT 352l to 7 inches wh legate Trice t9 0Sea Sea skin Coals I IT f05 Trimmed with ermine collar and cus holeaale piicc 5115 I rms Fur Linei Coats J f j 1fj 39Lined with Far Ea icii mink o muskrat whole tale prices p ard i Russian POI Coals AT 242 and J5 inhes wholesale price 53 Persian lamb Coats 47 S85holcialc price 5165 II Mens IScPlairIIalf Hose silk 7c embroidered 1 Mens 2fc and 35c I Half Hose impor ted full regular made in loid hlick Ii and colors and 1 I fancy silk 1 r emhrteries Z 1C 2 II fur ets i 5CDeautiuI Blue Opossum I Sets wholesae price 12 I 4 65C Veiy Kahi liable Brook Mink Sets wholesale price S15 I I I8nbll Squrrcl Set whole t ohe price 15 to JlB i 7561 St lih able Opossum Sets wholesale price 1650 I U c 7i59 Very ashiorable Black Fix Sets olesale price 4j II 11 Very hurdsome Russian I Pony Sets wholesale price JU At ji1 Finest quality Persian I I Lamb Sets wholesale price 85 At HbVery Rich Black Lynx Sets wholesale price 85 ttcon Floor SUih St Section I nrUIcmAII I lie Best Watch m New I i I 0 York at the Price P 85 i I 4 MIn s Watches gold filled case open face 12 i J T size thin model The case which is plain polished I I l4cI is guaranteed lor 20 years It is fitted with 7 I i evcled nickel plated American movement Mon I Z f ogram cnbr ved on the case free of charge 4dl4I IVomens Valche thin model solid silver open I ili I nc plain polished case fitted with imported j 69 I I jeweled movements for tomorrow on y t Main Floor Fnmt Centre i 1I1l1lnllnIt Maids Home Dresses In a midwiter sale that will be found more than at I tracive to those who are the least bit economically inclined i bta as 0 e ses mace 01 good quality percale pleated front turn f jl ever collar Bshop sleeves full skirt and deep hem Either one 98 C I or twopiece dresses at the astonishingly utile price of Ma is Dresses of fine quuity percale front pleated or clus 11 iI I I tei ol tucks nun i ver collar Jisbop sleeve extra wide JJ tl Y I skirt in one or two pieces apecial ut 135 and Y 0 i Il Moras Howe Dresses of the best quality percae polka dot ft 11 f 3 pti f p e ted Irom tucked bak Bishop sleeves extra lull cl E 8 Q 2 rkt wuh deep hem cither in one or two pieces sptcial t r I 100011 llKr nil ht cI III 1 1I10cnIlSlJ 1t4 I r iy glasses and Spectacles I A t lIerlh bale of 7At e Immense ilHfaj l5O Eyr atrt and Speccce in se sr t pcr j i metl it1 patent cork rose ton es 5 CiC J I i 2JJ s iyCf I1l1d ClWS cwd pecta st 6 C C fi1 i f i in Ioldoinc raies nt IOn i So a Go d trir tme 1l071 I l OG Ecg isrcs mid 5ric I ac es e 10 c pri e 48c i fiui e mil iat pcbbl vo Sf f c fyvr1 1J Chire 38 m I laste in Iohdne frames t I c c r re I IIU All Cars Lu Irl lrJ anskro BLOOMMGDALEtf 5 1u6nl l i j

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4 r m S T 5 S r r n r C r r y r j 8 THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAYJANUARY291908 POLICEMAN HELD AS HOLDUP PAL Of TVvO BURGLARS Dawkins Again Faces Charge of Assisting to Rob i Man in Saloon LAWYERS VONT DEFEND Stories of Pair of Crooks Cor roborate Each Other as to Details Policeman George Dawkins of the Adams street station Brooklyn charged with Instisatlns and asslstins In a holdup nnd a burglary on his post was arraigned In Adams Street Court f today by his Captain Iax Stelnbruck Assistant DistrictAttorney Hlder who V has taken charge of the case because of Its Importance specifically accused Dawkins of assisting Scott Pin in holding up and robbing John Farley of o SS Orange stref on March 10 1WT Ball was fixed at 53io and as Law Jdns was unable to furnish it he was locked up Before his ararignment the policeman tent for two lawyers Both refused to act tor him one on the ground that he had not been paid for professional tcrvlees rendered in behalf of Dawkins wen the Karlc accusation I was first brought up last spring i Dawkins has not a clean record but I It must be said In his tavor lnit thu present charges against him are inaciu by men whose motives are open to sus picion Tuere Is no corroboration of the charge that Dawklns helped them commit a burglary but Farley stands ready to swear that the policeman as sisted In robbing him Swore He Aided Burglary Ryan and a man named Harry Boy1 have worn that Dawkins helped them break Into a hardware store at Myrtle avenue and Dullleld street It Is fia I 2 same Han wo accuses Dawkins of participating In the Farley robbery On I this point liyans sworn statement re 1 tiles in effect i the morninc of the Farle rob ber March tu U J7 I was asleep at my home in Gold street about 3 oclock wian Uiivklni In uniform woke me up V He told me to hurry anti get dressed that lie hall H goo iiicker V Idresscd and went with him and at V Bridge street and Myrtle avenue we found Fa ley lie was drunk and stag gering around Vu tjok lim Into a KiluDii t Ih l kills toll me to get his tnnnrv lilIh hW vest pjoket i 1 took Farley s muncj It nns only I f3 ami not SI2 as Farley claims Far ley wanted Dawkins to arrest me but V V Dawkins told him to go on about his liuiine Tnen Farley said he didnt V want his head beaten olf and lie Rot on t car and rode away i gave Daw IJIIIH K of uie money and kept Jl Halls tory agrees in ev ry detail I with the story told oy Farley when V V tlm latter corlliilcl lIlt of bciiif roubd by Il policeman last jjirlng llyans doubl iiccnsaliiii isii list awklni I was made MIOII ufier hu and 1I0d wer V V trreateU Cor the MNrllt avenue burg lary I C V STOCKS LOSt GriNS I I I II V AS IB SELL I o Prexstire nn Koaditm and the V Harriman Issues eak I I ellS the Market i Ftork xvrrft Ili irr for i h moit pirt In llot rul nurkpt tudri Ijit tli hiiv i lnt was on a inmJcrjiU rale Norfolk I A Westrrii nnil ifrliiii A Afirlpnliurnl hPintcai pvpfiiii t P11 l aOl Kciiillnc and Injon V Pacific hirs rracilon Tnltptl 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V SUBWAYS CAVE Of WINOS ORAvVS ALL SORTS OF MEN I Latest Fashions in Iingeie or Living Models Studied on ashington Heights VOAEN UNDISMAYED V Bravely Face Perils of Boreas i to Which Alderman Mulcahy Has Called Attention Fnconsroiisly pohnps Ald rrnin I McDonald plavcd a splendid stroke for I the Interboroupi l ap ltl Transit In his callant supplementary defense of the nodcsty of the American woman yes terday when lie demanded that the frolicsome gales and pranky breezes which have raised hnvoe with feminine attire at the Polo Grounds and One Hundred and Eightyfirst Ftiee station I forthwith chained TaJl welldressed voung men and any number of older iiJiMduals with palpably studious miens congregated alxiut these funnels today It is not recorded that any intere tlnc incident of the mornings display of Uncorie or Hosiery patterns was overlooked The tempests and hurricanes raged just as violently and it Is to IK not sj that none of tie ladles shrank from the ordeal Possibly a number of classes re formed over night with personally conducted studies In wind currents as a feature One thing Is sure the teacher he may have been the tirv old fclon In a fur coat who stood In the corner and leanEd on ide cane had no rcuson to complain of Inattention HIs class behaved splendidlv not once tak ing their yes from the Ladles Home Journal topic or topks presented for inspection Paul the Paper Man Is a Surprise Paul the paper man wio knows every man in the district declared that he never saw so many men standing out and seemIngly waiting for sumobody In his Mfe In tho summer Paul ex plained it was an orJInarv sight to be hold three hundred fnnilr tfl wander out to the American league Grounds or a morning and wafli Griffith and his Highlanders warm UD for the day It was puzzling to under stand why these warmly and richly clothed men slould suunter leisurely up to till subway or come from the interior ind instead of hjrr Ing on their jour neys stand about eyes generally de fining at an angle of fortyfive degree and all that In a gale of sleet aol snow ind rain One fellow remarked Paul was pro sai callous to bautie of landscape and moving pictures or that his wife who stands neir by all day had flatly forbidden him the stealthy glances of HI fellowman These two subway stations are ex truorhIr try In that aieess to the trains I made down an elevator shaft of 111 fet the builders of the road boring thnmsh tile solid foundations of Vash IIMI Heights for twenty blocks Only on iutranre opens Into the el valors n rfipaitlc hole III the gmund with a i llaht of V Ide iron steps leading to t Ft reels How the Tempest Arises v fie tlrit I lisp III subway winds V ino1 today winds fixed constant p iMiltial and variable rush from tin n tn A train going in one diretion II curent or yiing hurricane wliie a trnn moving tiie ijipute way priidiai a lenipeKi or a tilt iii i pinion Tleii as Iie elevalurs rise and descend uihrr 7 iliiio9ii leal disturbances follow until the IUiahhiB air cart lIs are iliurniU imo a fury and iiMpe ilirougb thai one exit into the air Pity the si n ibes aiuht In te rtiii Several aeidc Ii tic to women filtering the subway have happjnwl one woman being picked up ldih and thrown hal wa down the staircase A Tradition of tne Heights A tradition exis S on Washington Helmuts li at the blasts of todd are the revence Inflicted un womankind b In llteasi for a Mcht is tiled his goddaddv when that distligjlsaed old MIIMV wif V IOU uttiy and h winsed lituwelf ever to this cOt ni lit in nli ituirtol to Imd her dun COP ur He mot tie beauteous tnins on the banks of me HuiNJii IInd5a retused hni even us In blew entle 7tllyrs down the Palsades lions falher I V oit C way llVu hr hut 1In istiie ftpltiul LIn Iliimiil and liniit iIs greai inr niices miir this P e IJn I Manii Ian lie WM nefr all tn vent Ins inlinos Vii M V iisnint uie women of Amernn ii who1 since irs he ilom V s VII itch ills til l till ii ihe iiiiciuiiiilnn ol i the tweirMh entur bored V i nit ioi I tniiHB mi or li fufini s NIIW lie iiPimits Mi winds to rwm at nil a in iiiw n tin In KI lii brand rat lOP niro of the fninlne riepnn W G BROKAW HAS TYPHOID W V Ooulil Ilrokaw clubman and mil lionaire m rhantwas reported to V uuy to be uiowlv riiivorins from an itt I itCh of typhoid fevr nt tio Hotel MarlboroushJSlenliolm Atlantic City wj otej o went a month aio c C j i Muiihiitnan KIJI n 110 211 i Mel Xmrai I J a iv t5r V fNHral i 11 rs 1fl14 It J I1f SS 1 1C 2 14 X li MVV Km fc T in i a at i i Mor Iii 11 41i itil Ill 1 X t Huotti F T4 74 I X4t Uj1 MI tin ysu X J Crtiiml V HI 11 174 rrjl t7 I 1J OI 4 li j N V uentnil VH Uiii 117 l Northern I1 CTt ia1V iV I I Ill IV j e 1 1 a i lIla V 1 I nai t t IJet lf 11 ij sHv VV14 4 is I w j I sio l 21 sj I s i nOIHI V lO I 1Pi letS w ltl StpI Tr Ii 4 a1 11cr l It1 Kvlt Inland I I ih i IW I t ek Is Ir 2 21l tt8

si Ildf 7V 7is 71 II souui n HIII is liii 4 imirti Hy pf t ail MI rU Incfl V ii 111 I hrt I V JlJ 31 2 I Vt r iiui Ia ifi V UM 122 IJI I I 22 1 I V l tT V rinh V L V V l t r g abd li pf I l it jr 4 f fl 4 li 4 Wut Inlii To 7 57 1 i V Adsn Dln SOLO OUT THEY I CHARGE T THE BIG BEEF TRUST V Minority Stockholders of the Butchers Company Want to See the Books I i i I Another law lilt wi begun today In the Supreme Court based on the the i cry that bv subterraneous routes the Chlcairo lieef Trust of Ihe Morr fo I Armoirs and Swifts i as undermined Its only successful rIvals Sulzberccr A 1 Schwnrzrhlld and the New York I Dressed Meat Company I Iulli Henry Cohen a coun el for I the minority tockholders In the New i York linther Dre1 Meat Com I piny henled by Jacob flinch ami rep resent Inc 1710 share applied to lu lice 7evenrltt for a writ of nnmlamus rompelllnc Frederick Joseph prosilont I and the other olllreri o the corpora tion to let the minority and fier law yer oca fit tic the H iX S nnd accounts nlt I of the company and the vmtrsets under V which Fr lerick Jo pi iiiticht from Arthur Hloni Wllllnm G Wacner Aaron Huchbaum and Samuel Hlmh 4Y o vi worth of stock and the control of the corporation Mr Cohen isu asked for an injunc tion resrainUK the company from mak Ins the contract with Mr Joseph Sold Out Is the Charge It was charged In thin ns In a recent tdm4Kir SchwaxzcJilld Sulzbercer action that Frederick Joseph sold hits I holdings In tile latter company to Its onemy the Beef Trust In todays action to this char was ac ie 3 that I with the provoeds and other money ob V tained from the Western combine Mr Joseph had bought control of the New I York Butchers Dressed Meat Coinimny i which was orxanlse for the exprera I purpose of fighting the Beef Trust and protecting te small retailors and con I sumers of New York from the extortions of that trust Mr Cohen set forth that It required I nn act of the LrfslslntuTe to give the I In city authorities power to grant a per i mit for an Hbattnr in the city limits This havlnp been passed Mayor TOW 1 and the other powers were Induced to Arrant a permit for the lug abattoir of I the trust fighters at Thirtyninth street and Eleventh avenue with the express dmitatlon that it mlKit be revoked for iliaton I cause at any time and one of the ca ies was that of falllnc to keep to I Its purpose ol lUrhtlncr the trust I Nine lawyers were lined up against i Mr Cohen In opposition Former At lorncyUciierttl Julius Mayer and Alfred A Cooper ropresited President Joseph corpoiitlon former Rrclstrar and the eorporaton Rolstrar Isaac Frumme stood for the group of tmin who kol l control of the company to Mr Joseph Jacob Fromtno was there for two of them Arthur Bloch and Wllllnm C5 Wanner and former Jude Sampson Lachman for Aaron 8011On SBmuel Bloch Mr Frommo opposed the Injunction lrolmf oii the ground that It was applied for long oil after the contract had been icited and consummated and de clared that the writ of mandamus was 1 at It V directed Ihc as It was impossihe I tlrect dividual which was a thin unherd or In Ian Draws a Distinction went Into the whole Case Mr Mrvver wplI 110 that t e minority stocKholders He ilf lnml 1 holders undoubtedly linil a right to in I In hoik f the company and j pet I It 1 of sprlnc birds thewe 145 re as the But XOboly WOUld Object 10 sI to obory another tbinir that I liii contnut wu II tllnl trnnsnction with which the cmn V iis a Iranlctlon Vmv bd nothing to ill and the Court pan nolllnj In llvldunl mandamus an InIIldll1 iid no1 no U utd laiidel Frederick Joseph as thin I lie FrpIr of the 1f who came to tie rescue Illilll wil al t r4lfltativ alien I I iressli Me I IIPII II IlilthIrs help Ito ail tint having n y he lIlt 1 1 1 res t of the comlan 1 n 1111 vhulittrIIY wlthlran Joseph llnllrl lr 11 V aV I i lat I larl In i af I his ptlrchPase fnirs tint 1 Jln It whl purcs 0 111 ok was ratifleh hettti7iO thc In hlpOil tp I siares wore 01 1p 1 st ate Hank af rcposltorv talkyards of It Tr was more o I asked by Justice nuestluns a hit fnun lltiCSh Iute nlinc the way the outlook Ixventiltt Miht 1 the minority stock mInoriy not was nl wio want f tind out wlijthiT h11H the Chicago hey htu been bouzht by Tin 1ti IS ppoiilon wa reserved BLOCK i THE SUBWAY I Slight rrlilint rnnmii ShUt f I I IIrcsme to l nnl Truck 1 A short delay occurred In the sub i lela I wax traffic today on account of a I i i trollV sho beam on a downtown j i Rrnailway express train becomIng 41s I I nrransea as the train was entering tn I stalton nl Ninetysixth street The taii came Ino contact with a trolley V rat ami a short circuit was the result I ieseitateI switchIng two nt Th rif 1h I the ilowntmvn pxprpss trains to the Inil track to nVKP their way down town ami in iun iucnco tne local 1 schedule was dolayfil I IVnlli Hrrani will hr Elren In Ihr j MucaTlni VrVliifl U nrl Munln v VnrliI tinno iiiiiIc h y arranireiurnt ultll Iii I hIll Iii lhier and miner ol performing i rllil Aiillinrliril IopTrlKliteil inuli j Onlrr tet SlunIIayo Wnrlil l iiliv SUNKEN 1UGS CAPTAIN FIELD fOR HOivlICIO Deckhand of Iuckcnbach I May Be Dead or Aboard iI the Pawnee Cnpt John Nelson of the tugboat Edgar F Iuckanbiuh wliKh was sunk In collision with the stoanier Pawnee of the Clyde line In the bay last night was held by Magistrate Butts In the Centre Street Court toila In SlCl ball for examinatIon Saturday on the tech nical charge of homicide Bal was fur nished by Capt Charles 1 Potter of No 331 vlrat street Urooklyn Capt Nelson was nrrtsted because It I Is believed a deckhand of the tugboat Olaf Noilson lost his life In the sliiklnR i MiplstratP Buts at first said It was a case for the Coroner Capt Nelson was taken bttoie Cnruner llfcrlmner who said that as It was not Known whetier V the deckhand Is dead It wu not a ease for the Coronet Coroner Harburser i said tho man night be on the 1awnee The captiun wiu then taken bach 10 MaBlstratt U is and a ill be held until Saturday by whien iiiiif the Pawnee wil have airHid at Ihlladelphia and It will be known If the deckhand WS picked up Capt Nelson Mild he V4S rounding 1 Governors Island at the time of the col lision He san the lUhf of the PIUI liie and siiia lied with one whistle tha ho would ro tralght forward The Pawnee answered with tWI whiities that she would cross his how He sig naled agaIn he said with one whistle 510111 tiiai lie a cit Id hold 1115 course The Pawnee did no answer lie said and immediately after the crash IIIH V and I lie Iikboat SHUH s o quickly mat It was i cas o everybody looking nut i for hlntfelf NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES i NEW OilKBAX Ui Jan t1Pity j Park entries for tomorrows races areas rces as follows IlItST 1tACISeihing ihrf furengs ala Xhraka tat 1 I 3 il Swiftly it1 n i ui Mollv Stark lie 13100 11 31S IneU 1OI HesMe Trent Iw I 321 lir Amuitruiic IW V Kvntnurp liuivn 1151 31 l jnln utL KM I 3 Cuban 10 I lu lloeil to 10leil llal Kid I i tt itojeberj I W t2i In lot i h 1lnlon iu7 course iECOtD 11ACC i teri ccihaie short Ill Unlale 11U Ml WHiriflpUs lW rl 414 ii u M Huckmdn 131 U Mern Duke tao aIl Mlxui 137 I 1 liulclan 143 3U FIUI Dillon 102 S Ha ssolo 13 r S2S Hr HeArd HO 3J1I Ur Ian us T ID HACK Seven furlongs selling 0 Utorff Hallcy ivj tia Catsr 13 S try Ix Kir Ir Ml TilT 1i i iJl Kn y mi 347 Jraihils yj iV lrr harp tc DuI Trfvn 117 I tl Oliriln till 21 itolluav lor IHI Pimuh Vim M 317 King llrush 117 V7U tmanln 117 Pout tnt tta IOINIP Ie I FOfiiTll rtxcnSli farlonK yellinK 335 nrini Iii I 11 IMImtromu liT is TPI IOJ 101 I ci hahn Carrcill Ir I 33t plon mi I 21 llvray la oiiiironf 107 k 111 UT 1327I Caiity K toj I 1lI urUenu 1 FIFTH IIAii frn fiirlrnii IO1 Anhnua tli ul lriis 13 t IT IIar 11 H Miss Affible I is V Li rinfti W 311 Vlimnne 113 CF Ifp w 711 HiiKhcs lIT 3 II ItHipahATirvwk 1151 tiT Jhii SmulnM un liii i Inv oi 31l Miek Witt 717 Slfi tIT MV Mr rubric 1112 3U HiiVtPrl 105 I I VI I I 11 gc In furlongs Selling 71 Tey I blnj r Ii i llartlni 07 C7 i hiiiy Marie hit S Aihlcto Htt M Air Slip joi 152 nn 1lllr 311 Iohurp 113 3li Pinoe IIlienhohe 11 21 fists 10 1117 1 it of HjnclnOic HK 1 Tinilrl 1 SCi Vine no ton rurtrnlilrp 1Ci 11 HantlMI Ili to 111 TV iif zifr me pl O1 HAiK 31 lIe and nneilxtpenth rt2 141torfalr 717 SW xrVni3 f V 1111 Snhiito ini li MiriiE Ihlt hEl2 aS Sslnovlv brrsitI br 117 f D f r IlIc Im Oimja 713 2 Kiltv C1i111 in1 ii Inn I4 ltt lit 2i AhiT Oao IC 1bolinre 17 II iiIk t iIricaiho 1 n i 7ar5 hilt n lt I 3r i nI Iii lifl liii i1 ln I nflP lIlnot I Lord Taylor I Cream and Ivory 54 nch English Mohair Sicilian of which the regular price is 150 yd at 95C yd White Goods Dcpt Specal Sale of F zf Sheer White Embroidered Batiste and Fine White Aadras Cloths in desirable designs suitable for waists and dresses at 25c yd value joc to soc I Broadway 20th St 5th Ave 19th St fNDIL1TMENTS IN THE ISSHA ISSHA1L PARK SC NOAL Prominent Office Holder Said to Be Named by Grand Jury At the conclusion of Ils Investigation Into the alleged Kraft In the Klssona Park purchase tie Queens County Grand Jury today handed several In dictments to Justice Carrel on In the Supreme Court at IlushltiR The Jus tice forbade the revelation of any llamas of Indicted men until they were arrested and In an address to the Ornmi Juror declared that too much hid leaked oit concerning the Inves ojt 1 11101 There were ninny rumors about the ourE oiipe concerning the Identity of tie Indicted men Among them I was said were more than one prominent i itlllci hitler and politician who would Ill pro ci no vigorously by the Db trlctAttorrey of Queens County and ilVitl11 ni ic AttorneU neral The Investigation Into the rturchaej of the Kls pni Park property on which Indictments for Ionspiriry and PerJury to defraud tu ct have been found wn conducted hy Nathan Vldavcr Special Deputy Aitoriu General One of the charges it Is alleged the ln li tiniit on ilH b tla 1 I n J to George I VlasT a real estate op erator as ht commission for the sile of the park properly to the city for almost SJi did not remain Inl act in hIs po esMon Soon after Uiasor received the moriev In the fall of h1s V he took a trip to l orida havln Urn drawn fTr i from his deposit In the Villlimsburs Trust Company He was accompanied bv Joph Hermel President of the liar oush of Jutens and memoois of the tlrin uf Paris V MuLiougnll who owned tri of the Klsnna Park property be fore the city bought it ilr Glasnr returned from Florida yesterday and was a witness before the Grand Jury Justice Ciarrotson said concluding his remarks to the Grand Jury that Infor mation had reached him that certain milHI members had been approached In the Interest of those who were under Investigation I have the names nf the Grand Jur ors wiio were approached said the Court and also the names of the per son who approached thm I think It wtl be wlie for those Jurors to come know I do to me anj reveal ail they not Intend to take any action until I have made a thorough investigation but a thorough Investigation I intend to make POPE PIUS RECEIVES ARCHBISHOP OF QUEBEC ROME Jan 2ilVThC POp today re ceived in private audence the Most Rev IouS Nazalre Begin Archbishop of Qvub VMILLION DOLLAR I i KIDS I GT IN COURT One Accuses the Other of Stealing Diamond Ring Worth SI50 I the words of Ia flyers and repre sentatives are to be believed there were two MillionDollar Kids In the Harlem Police Court today one of I them the complainant against the other for the allciM theft of a diamond ring valued at h3O I lfonso Canton seventeen years 011 of No 4 Wet One Hundred nnd Twentyfifth street declared that Juar li Qulntero nineteen years old living Iin the same house hail filched the I jewel Both boys are the sons of wealthy Mexcans and are In New York attending a business colee When Magistrate Walsh asked young Qu itero what Il had 10 say Joseph Alonzo who ald ho had an office In the Produce Exchange and who Is supposed i to reprebiiit ijulnteros father Ini America said I Your Honor this boys father Is worth many millions ul dollais He I does not have to Ial 1 urn io guard Ian in New York And have insiriKtloii V from his father to give him al Cue V motley lie wlslies Any demand made by tint defendant will be MaligHd to any annnint It U not true tliat Ie stole ai ring the whole alTilr is a liiivlsh uuarrel Then A Vilivl Alverado of No I Hrmdrtay representing tne iiii hula i II I M 13 4 1 Only yesterday I gut word f r n Alfonsos father to bu i ii SOl a new automobile and other 1SSIr f a yuung millionaire I 115 father is tle wealthiest mint owner in Yueuii uncl s easily worth Jlllliy Now A fonsn feels that Juan lias taken iis rim whcii he prized clearly and ill I wants Its retrnI MiigLstrnte NVllsh was puz lej JIiS one second Then he said Im very sorry I cant i Mp him 1 ere is no evidence to hold lin and a far as the evidence sr ef Juan father Is worth Just a nuicl as Ai fon os slrllld hats about the Anh asument I nve heard Take y iur tmu 7 s elsew ncr DIPLOMAT CHASED THIEF Srcrctnrj Ollerril Saw Ills Milobil Mi in r be it Pro MI n Iru Wnunn cretary J G Ouerra nf i Sai Salvador lA aton At Washington wa V anxious to make a train nectlon 10 d nr wlien 1 isetnbarked from tS teimshlp Prince ugust hell James McCue of Nr 3 James stree o sneaked up behind the express was I which transferred hl baggage and a satchel containing 1iiportant stat papers Pecertary Ouerra was follow lug a cab 1 shouted and KxprefsrrMi Mav gave chas HP iNerhauel M iIC pumrnfleil him and covcv 1 r Btehel Pteillve Willlims arrnstt MiCie an 7tagistrnhe Butts reld hi prisiner in tii3 ball for trial I Secretary Guerra caught its train A Vnllr nreani nih be gIven In the V Mngazlne Sirtlun of nrxl iindnj World IMtino iiiu lr Ily iirriniKeinfiit with the publishers situ otinrr of performing rlcbth Antbfirlred ropTrlvbtrd inusir Orilpr nfit ulidn S World today nUn Stem l rLoyl1c1 I Tomorrow Thursday Taffeta WashabDe Ribbons Considerably Below Regular Pries 5 in Brilliante Taffeta and 4 in Satin Taffeta Ribbons i nc in white black and all desirable colors at 1 Y Vcl WASHABLE SILK RIBBONS 3l6in y in 3 j in vs in tin 22C 35C 45C 65C 85C piece of 10 Yds Boys Wash Suits Blouses Sale at Special Prces Suits of Imported and Domestic Fabrics Sailor Suits o to n years 1 H Russian Suits 21 to 7 years a 8 D9 2 o4v Values 225 to 500 Colored Madras Blouses 69C 8 to 15 years Regular Value 95c West Twentythird Street I 5 r I Piano Music of AWaitz Dream The Popular Viennese Op eretta now playing at the Broadway By arrange ment with music publishers and owners of peiforming i I rights I GiVN N MAGAZINE SECTION NEXT SUNDAY WORLD I I I 0 U H Mncy Cos Attractions Are Their Low Prices N Uvvay 3t 6th Av Z to 35th it In Pnpnrnion Tic F biiwy Fn ni lire r 71 I will pnv yon to vui orl I I Furs Further Reductions Characterize the Annual Saie V 111 K TACTICALLY the entire balance of this great sale stock IIp has Iven subJected to a price revision a new low level I IIas1cen readied il Scan toilavs partial lst Perhaps ole garment set neckpiece r mull that pleased your fancy uhen the sale stock was liNt displayed is listed Mdav at a still lower ligure nut a partial list hundreds of furs not mentioned here are underpried as sharply as these Persian Urea I tai Ccats short and hip length nvkl hanJ somel1 lined and triinnied with fancy buttons made tn sell 14900 up to loooii each sale raural Dark Gray Squirrel Coats 52 inches bus high tirm c lars lined viili tancv bivade value SI600 sale 7975 Imported Black Rusian Pony in Coats slTt tanc mod v V act iio sale 4974 Hudson Bay Sal Ic Sea f s made from three perfectly matched skins trill 1 with head and tails value S loooO sale 4974 Eastern M nk Scarfs various shapes values up to IIOO t1 7975 PilUv hills to match values up to SSnO sals 3474 I Bolivian sale Chinchilla Scarfs satin lined values up to 2774 0x00 ill match valuer up to S1250 sak 3974 II lined value SfxUO ale Rcya Ermine Thr w Scarfs sIn ll S 2874 Mul i 1 11 Sf ft lire sale 2874 Isabella nnd Sable Fox Scarfs vuivj sKips value S4nflO q1c 1874 1 Pillnw liiITS to match 1 5 v ioa 1674 Vhte Arctc Fox Scarf and Shaul Collars valie s o aV 1074 ihv SILl ii ie 674 t 125 to 300 Embroideries Novelty Effects 69c and 89c Yard U n Tr l the bic 51 I Fmbroideries tlut trI hal a 1 cck i U 9 ani here hi lee n IInl m re imicme than this Vl Lj There is but nre riU ik ie limiied laaniiv I lin i n broiderie inv vel In all 1 trifle 1ec t1 n 11 41 yirds Fine Batiste EmbroiJeiies iinbined IIith lilet and wise lice in vhitc and cMm chiell in I lilt effects which lay be separated and ised as irdivi1ial t rable for trimmin linere ornaments very desirable fil trii1il V Imported to sell at Price j Snl 69c 5 89c t tr1 S t i S nf1y1rl csi Choice of 1000 High Class I Shirts for Men 156 is n heated and StilTbosoni biiris ahuil even r quantities ll coat models with ctitis nttuhe1 Usually qun1tie made of this seiSiht I irisChoiC Sold At Shining the niiiviix if finest imported mi I I 250 to lenil Ml cuMimiinisled 3 50 Fach Still a fair cectrn of Nealigee Shirts in 9 I the c 11 1 r Four Specialty Trunks Pmonl xmnctr wxtA are stoutly built trimmed Boston Dress Trunks fOr nlen lrl 3 stouty tuit leather ctraS and iron 1tOI1 s with xv tii ir3c and Prt UM bv r W three kut tys and a tor try arranjred fo hits ami SI118 waists to at S rrle 08 V raisTiK fnm Shoe Trunks wdl construct arransod for 14 or more pairs of shoes wel COlstru Jranl S1UIU to S2452 I Mvjf 1 price frtr AutoTlunksfi Mtcnt Ifatlicr Inei with linen with felt edges heavy Iud tvorintis luKini them ahsoltituv ilu St and dimpprtnil 40i hat Trunks ifvtid with II erpro if canvas and lined with linen arranged tI hU frmu x ti twelxe hits ranue in prce froth SG40 to 2308 I Housewares Suggestions nt ir lITTLl list of everuseful articles of the prosy sorta list I that is as gnod as a glimpse of the vonderful variety of l hmisehnld articles slmvn in this Macy basement Every Y liiiv first quality of course TaMe Oil Cloth good quality I yards vie a yard 21c Shelf Oil Cloth best quality all colirs 12 inches wide a yard5c MirdxcK case Thermometers 10 Napkin Kings plaid designs 5C and 7c Good Form Trouser Hangers 18c Acme Trouser Hangers bc V ire Waist Hangers 24c Nd led Necktie Holders S2c Manila Wrapping Paper 24xiS in quire 15j Manila Tissue Paper qulre attan Furniture Meiters 22c and 37c Brass Cuspidors OOc 74c I hllrens Lunch Hiskets 10c I r Grocery Specials Fifth FIr I Crackers National Biscuit ros Social Teas and Ueil Grahams standard 1 In er Seal rartons this sale 7c O ejn Prunes Ex t I a hise iA perlect fruit 2lk cartons re uiaily 28C this sile 21 c I Raians M a I a R a cluster Eniilio rerrero bran reg ularly 28c 11 this sale22c 22c Cat ned Salmon G Ie 1 voud brand fancy red sockeye in I IK il tears regularly iSc a Ian this sale 15c Jzen cans 174 I Vt V V V d Lgg Poachers 3hole 24cs 6 hole 40c Assorted Jelly Moulds 5c to 51c Keens Mop Handles 13c Janitor Mop Handles 21c Yacht Mops 30c to 04e Sarm Towel Racks 12c Covered Sleeve Boards 16c Fibre Pails large size 24C Galvanized Wire Clothes Lines 10 feet 24c Galvanized Iron Mop Wringers 07c Rolling Pins revolving handles handlesHe Oiled Chopping Bowls 19c and 33c Sensible Sleeve Irons 31C Steel SMcwalk CifanersBOC Brshes 242 to 44e I Playing Cards Chips I 3th rioir I Harts Crown Ilaying Cars 3e Rambler Pliying Cards i4c lilcvcle Playing Cards 18 Apollo Playing Cards plain 18c i gold 20c Uee Plying Cards lOc V Columbia Whist French sizeISc Congress Playing Cards fancy backs various designs 34 Congress Initial Uack Cards Cold edge Me Cards for Game of 500 4 iiillhcjse Poker with t 12 spots 31c Bridge Cards Jumbo index33e Plain Cxnposiun Poker Chips per lao 30c Numeral Poker Chips per 100OOc OOc Plain Pajriiid Poker Chips per 1 j VOo t

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I 9 THE EVENING WORLD V7EDNE5DAY JANUARY 29 X9O8 9 RICH MANS BOY I QUITS COLLEGE CLEAHTREETS r Dan Streeter Son of Brook lyn Brewer Earns 125 a Day Shovelling Snow WANTS TO EARN LIVING Tells Class Mates at Columbia He Dislikes Money He Hasnt Earned My boy I nil rlfht but I wont dli I cuss him today dfclanJ 51 n Street er a millionaire Uiooklyn brewer to an Evening World rcportpr All lads at his age have Ideas but Dan will come cut nil right You tnlte It from meh will come out all right There Is a ledious question In tho mInds of ouiiB Strettcrs cUwimates at Columbia University whether he will conifl out nil right according to tht Ideas of his father They are of the opinion that Shore IA no qupsion that the boy will come out nil rIght ac cordIng to his on ldri which are con dlderably at xananrv with those held by his male parent ant bojs of hIs own cLaes L In shot young Streeter Is strong for the tam sMo of lire Not the amy side of Ippcr IIroa1 way with its bright HshtK gay chorus girl ami wine par tlc but the eimy slilu of the lower eaat side the suffer ns of the poorer r classes ant their eionomlc pr1hlJs He Dislikes Idleness Besides young Strcetor his u decided I nerson to Idleness lie wants to earn his own bread He cannot se the Jus tice of his ting heir to u luxury which lie dill not accumulate lie wants to take his position with the rest of his generation and light his way up from the bottom of the ladder To that end the boy jtstirdaj Joined the ranks of the toilers in hc street removing snow and earning 3i2i a uiiy Daniel 1 J htreour the hro thU tary In a Junior in tin1 Columbia sU ence lass lie has uitn IKuiK in a iniTnltlcenl suite uf mums In tne iml sersity irmmtor llvli ton Hall On SumliN hu Rave a Mnill farewell party to aomu of Ins miles He lold them that he was tlrod of KeUIn money from his Ita rent enony wh len he did not 1lInan1 he silil that ho was goIng to gel out on Ilfes tiring line This sliver poon business la nil right for a wtiKlniR he told his i chums but not for me I iiui going L V to see If I can emu some money m I fair I bet 1 cain Uul I ajn going to go about It In the right way 1 dont want a letter from dad to one of hU nuAlncas friends I um troliiB to hIt out lor something to do on tho merit of my own pfescntimnt Goes Out Penniless Tho boys at tlrht took young Streoters declaration a a joke They guyed him Hut when he announced that ho was going forth into the world pennlkss they begged him to KO eay and isclmu his all born equal views You CJn play the KIIIIU just as well by living at home and troitiK snv twice u wel Into the poor districts fcus Kestid one You boys dont understand rn nor does dad replied young Strett I m Roinu In hit out for myself and burn the brides Then Streeter dHippoared from his rooma He at Mm said he might got work In the IVnnsjlanla tunnel but ho chanced his nilml when hu ohrlL f hi trrnat white mantle willed covered woY Tie decided to become I JJeWYortt Ie 11 a II White Wins and live in a cheap JodfflnffTiouse lie has Streoter may bo looked upon a s ec centric raid time sociology proto I at Columbia University tint I hold I that he Is fur albox the average of I rich mens cons lIe is bound to make MB mark for his ld as are ahead of the times His fathor should be proud to have such a son Mr Streetor father of the candidate for moneyearned honors was found b an Evening World reporter today In hii beautiful home In Wlllilmnburg He was plnlnly nervous when n ked about ills sons entry Into tho street cleanlnir squad and immediately prof fered a cigar Ills force gaiety after ntntlnB that his boy would come out nil right when his Ideas changed found this final expression Too much knowl i edge Is a bad thine a very bid thing FINNS WONT DANCE IN BATTERY AQUARIUM Rather than Disturb the Finny Tribes Theyll Hie Them to a Palm Garden The report that the annual ball of the Huron Club Judge Battery Dan Finns first District organization was to be held this year In the Aquarium I was adequately disposed of today when the cards of Inflation were Issued The ball will be held on Tel 11 at the Palm Garden In East Ilftjelghth street Nevertnclcss there was a general Im pression In the First District that tho ball would be held In the Atniariuni I There Is plenty ol space there for a dancing floor there Is a gallery for i musicians and tho surroundings are cer taint conducive to thirst ts for any i dltltuultlcs tint might Hlanil In the way of using State property for a social I function nf a political organization Dattery Dans onstltucnts expected I him to attend to thai The story In time rim District now Is p that the ball could not Ito held In the Aquarium bicau It would disturb tho I rest of the Ilies Anyhow the Aquar I ium would have been a great place for I a eatherlnc of the Finn 0 r TOOK WALK TO BE ROBBED Drool n Vlnllur shcmeil I an Kitnt Sid tt llh Snil IltMiilt Rosnrlo Ocrardl of No 19 Spoieer ytreet Ii rank I ymt amn to Maiilmttnn Iput nht to vat some of hs frtMids Ho had inoncv and with his hosts drappoil Into iiitcrncis cufes iirly to day two men InvitcM him fur a walk nnd In front uf No n1 Chrjmie street I Knocked lilm down isle took Jl frjni lilm an I i in Tho second man wated to jot Ito r farms atcli and Iullciiniiiii iMIdiil caught linn t thu iidrld u s uri static lio jid lie taM Chillies IJosM cntyont of No IM Mulberry stroet r Jerirdl nm bally beaten and war treated by a urott fuiu Uouv rntur lloaplLai u Boy Who Left Columbia to Work With White Wings Bauer R cital Includes i Tribute io MacDowell BAliil opancd his re cital at Mendelssohn Hall yes terday afternoon with Mac iowoIts Sonata Kroica a rather unusual procedure but one Justified by the dlgnit and breadth of the work and appropriate as a tribute to I the memory of the late composer ThLs was followed by the delightful and i I famlllir phantaMestuecke ol Sohu I rnann Mr liauers own arrangement of Cesar Franck proludu and fugue i ninnnufl Moors Interesting prelude In i the essentiall modern style and the Chopin barirollf and closed with Hiahinss monuinuiital variations on a iaganlnl theme An audIence made up of New Yorks I most distinguished music lovers staid until the pianist granted them hU onlj I encore the fourth tude of Chopin Mr Bauer oIlpll yet ihoo iila tItles I which have haracterlzed his pltJng on i former occasions great beauty and roumlrifs of tone which never degener I ates into mere nuUe a broad and noble exposition of the Intentions of the com poser and particularly in the Sihu nuiiin numbers a wealth of tonal charm and poetic insight The more rapld putt age Mr linKr was somewhat Inclltud to cover with the ptdiil hut never lost sIght of the melodic ollune anti was supeiblv effertive In the bravura pas ages uf the Bra him arlitlons RENAUD GGOING AWAY NEXT WEEKS OPERAS Ilenaud will make his farewell ap poarance for the Mason at tilts Man hutton OperaIIou next Mondav as I Athanael to Marv Gardens Thais On I Vodnerday Giordanos Siberia will I be given Us first erformance In America Tctrazzlnl will anpear only Olll on Friday In Ia Travlata Louise on Saturday afternoon and the double bill Cuvallerla and Pie llaccl on Saturday night round out the week A special Performance of i The Tales of Hoffmann for the benefit of the German 1ress Club will be given on Tuesdaj This programme at the Mntronolltan OperaHouse for next week Is Tristan J s eetetm uni Isulde Monday larta Veui I n dmv I me dtittltie bm hinensel Ini ttCi aglineC r mmirdmiY Die nlkllrp for the first tlnw thie season Iritiay FnIl8t al tlw Satur dllr mnllll ant li rniatn on Saturday enlng nossns SttbOf Mater will be repeated next SUnday CARDINAL GIVES PALLIUM TO ARCHBISHOP OF BOSTON HOSTOX Jan Z tqhmQ sicrcsl pill un was Invented upon Arhbl hnp illianii H OConn by Cardinal dilibuns a i tilt Cathedral of the Hol Cross t day with all the 1011I1 dignity and solemnity which s iocn eels t LI rles lim contributed to the reremnolmy oC onfcr ring limed authority upon the licail of un annleplscojnl diocese bj the per 1 sonal ripnontatie3 of the Pope I Th j Cathedral was niej early with I linued Oue ts nn ltlILrIg oi Curtd Guild liltmhs of his executIve coiljii loli Majur Uil Urd mil UK IIHMI ol i I tie cit y KOVornniLiit and u ii umu her ol other Hate and city ollkials Tim ireinoiiy ICKHII tit It u r ok it I tlu Zmrooiomm of priests h ishuim in other dlnnitailes of me Chuioi witi AIlhhlshop Conuell and Ills train I bearers mil llnilh Cardinal iU tn I tt r 1 Ills sinto brim gin g up fio r ar I Thu oli mn high pontlllcal mass was I then begun Cardinal Gibbons oilliji llnK I tngliii ermon of to miss MI treatml I b Very Hf Liivvrince P 1Jrne i O P the provincial ol the Dom niciiM i Fathers of Washington MISS BRADLEY A BRIDE Miss Grace Cook llradlej lau hr i of Mr and Mrs William Bradle WlS ui iiicd last onln I AujUtus UOR ers at the family residence No t u Vtst nislitvsixth street Tho cue snottY was performed b r 11cr Jarne h HimdlPV Miss Isabel IliadltM sms tel of the bride was maid of lion ir i Mlss Ethel Urxdlo and AnIta Minn were the brlilismalils TloKhcr Ho ers brother of the bridegroom was host man Factors of SafetyI The human body is a wonderful machine provided with muscular nervous and mental energy far in excess of normal needs In health the organs and tissues can do double their usual amount of work without strain or friction because they I have stored energy to meet the extra demand Vhen you feel all tuckered out these factors of safety arc nearly exhausted and you need to resort to BEEGHAMS PILLS to renew the supply of energy wherever it may be called for Indigestion bilious attacks constipation loss of sleep ner vousness dizzy spells are warnings that the factor of safety in the stomach liver bowels or brain is low or nearing the danger point and needs to be replenished Bcechams Pills increase the supply of blood strengthen the stomach operate the bowels feed the nerve cells build tissue and create a reserve supply of energy which is the only natural and effective way to Protect the Health I In boxes with lull directions lOc and 25c WITHIN YOUR EASY REACH This small amount of money pays for a 12word Situation Wanted t O C Advertisement in the Morning World a newspaper acknowl edged to be the greatest Help Vanted medium on the face of Mother Earth Just remember thj figures which tell the whole story I 1405032 World Ads Last Year 292747 More Than the Herald I Be Guided by Facts and Prosper 1lM o1ltrIn rio CONt1CTION irJ AIY 1ft STORE IS G I R2 L r Sr Yf I 3 Qurmp rfJ1i S SS I Double Stamp ij jJ Atf flifif 1 i with Each Purchase inrtL l7 i Made fie lore Aoot I i i 5 J SillJlp btainps After Noon Midwinter Furniture Sale An J nlirc uiiiilurc Store I pen to Your Choosing at Price Reductions of 15 to 50 Per Cent Absolutely Nothing Reserved Except Filing Devices and Sectional Book Cases ExtraValueful Offers ToMorrow in Brass and Iron Bedsteads Dining Room Furniture Morris Chairs and Rockers Womens Fashionable White Waists These specials for tomorrow show something of the excellence we give at lower prices s Womens Allot er Imbroidcrcd Waists a very effects and stylish taIlored model front sleeves and back made ot allover opeiwork and blind em boidery and cluster tickings collar I and cuffs of threequarter length sleeves lucked and edged with 1 Val lace A remarkable value at L w Womens White Lawn Vnistsa semi dress model fashioned with Rradu at d tucked yoke effect embclllstjcd 1 with ahnndsomelarge Irish InCL okeandcollartrontiiiJ 4 It 1 f f back threequarter length 7 I Cf i si eves cults and back I tucked Fxtraor 125 1 diniry value at tt t4Ti omcnrf White Lingcrc Lawn C II alslsa very dainty model 1 s j tJ 7 1 fancy yoke and blouse trimmed I i with squares of embroidery mo 7 tifs tickings lace mertings and IiitV edging collar and cuffs of threequarter II length sleeves tucKed and lace trimmed s A splendid style and value ff l flI J Jl Womens Haidtomc Batiste Jabot Waists c 5et as illustrated this charming new model i artistically fashioned front designed lt3btt with two elaborately embroidered panels lace insertmcs and cluster tucks three S quarer length sleeves cuffs collar and abot lace trim 1 Q med Extra special value at J Sictel Cooper b or ticond Hoor Centtrl Womens Shoes Slippers An AftcrInventoiji CleanUp Womens Shoes at 175 Both regular and ex ra high cut shoes in button and lace styles All sizes of each style Among these are also some line sample shoes sf and 5 Czarina Hoots at 3 Two stales of tine dull calf button shoes of our S4 nnd S5 stock are now placed with the regular 3 boats rnd offered at the one price All sizes Womens 9Sc and 145 Comfll Slippers I at t9c A cleanup of leftoer lots in various shades all size in the assortment Women l8c and 9Fc Children s Jepginra at Crochet Slippers at 25i 25c All colors asirakha cloth Your choice of any in the store each color All sizes oil sizes in Ibleel Cooper iiort Second Floor Rear The Talk of New York Mens Trousers Worth 4 and 5 2 1t I a S Worsteds cheviots and tweets in stripes plaids and I fine mixtures also plain black and blue cheviot fast colors none but allwool fabrics Every Waist Measure from 29 to 5 1 Every Inseam Measure from 28 to 36 tsicgci Coo er Store Main four ftciri Grocery Specials Mail and telephone orders filled promptly Call 4000 Chelsea I Westpl aliaStyleHams 10 supply the ircreased deimni lor hish trade vrovlslons we hive con racicd lor lilly Ihouad TOtnBRAND WESTPHALIA STYLE DRY UGAR CURt HAMS The mrerlorlty ol llocl oods l ic knovledfcd by more ihin one million r mllcs sho buy Haiti K ods In pre er tnce 10 other broaJs eurlulla Slyi him arc seldom oolJ btlM 2Cc a Ib Fnillj cites Wednesday 1 0c ipctlil prke Ib NEW SUGAR CORN Mlllor n al lIe IIHniier sWCei corn doiJI 5 can SMALL LIMA HEANb Top Noih brand ra In Jiric doi 115 J2 C tan HOLE TOMAlOhi rounnln quulny hanu vacKCQ lirev rife bit MICS Itlc cot 2IU 3 i Inch can o DRIlT bllOKTtNINGlhoclesi lnrcl ho Ill pail Jluh 05 rail alc iic No 3 ritI bAUbAGL larnicr Hoitieincr or Cer clai 5 lb The reeulir ZOc 16c I I qiallly lb I Quaker Wheat Berries U tiled inn baked rtc III a en I ccuctcu uuh crIMe re4ur I lit 5c I ptikace I English Biscuits I Munilet o Pilrrtr Llile I ot fruit or Ln err packet I Ze hrcauaii house I old Lt case or thin o hal U JC r uLtic I i Sugar Cured Bacon ilOtl eltcicJ lean strip U s GJ errment Injected bacon ol eq tat mnlliv li old In many Eores at Is Ib lib ThulsdaY1 tpeclal price 1 O I C White Label Teas I ounian Blend liacrini breakui lei iccular 1IKcan price tHc VVedre day 55c SWISS COCOAK Stic Imei I itt l i Pal It UI Kd 2wvan c COlhEC tllnnkei Faim b ends 3 J8c Ib can Si 1 Ib can ORANGE MARVALAlMSierln hrsnl tune irrpried B rOIl Jl 17 rot x IL FRESh IRrTLLLTIUSPaiice wafira German sole pIe drop nr home mads mixed biscuits 5 Ibu Uc 9 8c itbs fRESH ROLLED OA1 Ml AL peirl boric larlna pin held ottu cal or hand 9 Se plUed pebeant I0lb SC 5lh GLOb slARCHllsjfl braid sire la ilne bl r7C 10 mien No il 25e uoode b47c No 5 cros at Favorite toiTc lrr1 Cooper or tmil fa one Mend of lancv imported rich Jrlrumz er tees Iran crjiinJ or IOWOEKE 1 ib 10 Ibi il J S IM il 22c l Cooper ctorc fourth IIoos ttI oCa A RESTAURANT EIGHTH FLOOR V I 1 f n1Il 11t d IIjJlIlt f illb Ill u 51Ji AK 19 TO 20 WST EETJ NEWYORj

ANNOUNCKMKNT r On Saurihiy Feb ii i rv Fil t HC n our Annual Iehiuirv Sile of Y Household Furniture Lace Curtains Upholstery fl I Rugs c Carpets Cut Glas J r China f I l Four distinct events in lioincliirnisliinus hat we he ti to prepare for months tigO peitcral trade tvuulitions together with the itrKrnt desIre innnufacluriT or orders I lmc riiftliUd us to nrrincc lti liij iithniitncts that mark the loueit prices ve have ever mioeci I Long French Suede 300 Gloves it for boW Sleeves 169 t V J t r Mnln liner I Wi I HO JT a single exception not only the hest valus in I t I New Yor hut the lowest price ever quoted oti this character ot EOVCJ t II T if m i A new shipment ready for loniorrow hciclitens tile nlersst of this clove sale 1 1 2 Mousquetaire style just in tune for the Old Guard Ball in c I 6 the moil used colors hlnck while slId Inn The gloves come from i 0 f1L our Paris house direct from the maker who is considered tile peer 169 It f ii l ol ails glove innnulacturer in drenuble France I f 3 4 r They are made from the finest South American suede skins I I C i t1 cut ind uwii 1 y LIe nist expert ilovf alters lIme rcas ns for the c great tnrgam are lirl he skin lei cri sold nt a great ainiici and is miUcrs are short of orders in Urcnoblo cj OTl and need nton y our Ian otiec kti p cil in and fame lit for eali at aLout half price 6 j Clearing of Remnants of This I Seasons Finest Embroideries TEN thousand yards of Uciununls are involved in his halt yeary remnant clearing This event in embroideries Is en eily watched for by our customers who know they C Ill buy the newest Kinds nt hall onrtliiril aid in some ones less tlm n third their real values Every rrmimnt every mId piece incl broken set hn I een put in this sale reduced to a price that will clrirnncc w Main Floor insure speedy prior to inventory Embroideries in every new style embroideries for all purpn es in all sorts of widths and every wanted kind Every length is a useful one Only high chats I Oc embroideries rim the best makers ol St Call nre represented in this collection 19 C of remnant1 t Alloers Vnistinc Ilouncincs Handings Skirtings Ilnby Dress Embroider Shirt uist Embroideries Idlings Insertions Inldrcni Dress and Underwear EmbroIderies I 4 In five great lots of remnants 4 I 1 All embroider that were 15c and ilk arc now lOc yard PI t t I I Q All embroideries that were 25e and 19 arc now 19c yard 1 i I 0 J All embroideries tlinl were 43c and 59e are now 29c yard u l o riii 1 IiSQ All embroideries that were fiche to Ode arc m w 48o yard u 1 Y it o All embroideries that were 125 to 250 are now 50c yard o 0 rJ 0 t IJ Cot OJ 0 O JIA ijP 0 r W O1bcf o oQ A 4 Clearing Sale of Fine HandMade Parisian Lingerie JtiTSconil Floor B RiNGING together all the old lotsone two and threepiece lotsof mussed and slightly soiled handnude Paris Lingerie and marking the itire Catherine at the most sensational prices Lingerie of this character ever sold for Gowns Chemise Corset Covers Drawers and Skirts values from 500 to 3500 350 500 750 1000 and 1500 Beautifully trimmed with fine laces tine embroidery French beading medallions ribbon of course they ire i little nulled but then laundering will make them ai good as il they just lime from Paris y Womens Black Russian i t Pony Coats 1875 Regular Value for these Fur Coats 3750 I ViyEVE only fi tyfour ot these handsome little Coats and to iimoi row were pnciiR them at less than cost Wo dont think there his been a inure popuar Fur Coat style this Winter than these short Ion Jacket jtr ihint iiuur II you wmt n virm dressy mart fur coat at less than we could buy I fur for come tomorro Its oply two clays before iuc ilory and veve more ol the c Conts than Ie want to consider dunn stock tztLin MImli liladc Itus 1I1I Pony COllthux Inm ami serinnllim hade lined with jiiir n tcil s it n tnmimil with braid and laniy Q rfs hiiltoi litiilarlj ft ill spcilul lOlO 100 Womens 48inch Furlined Coats kerey and bmndiioth J Ce nil and hnx balk lined with ray mil wlntf spnrrul also Idisiin siiilaki t collnrs I ot IVrian limb lynx Icr in nk und rapion licnularlv iI f vpcciil at 1475 I Clearing Sale of 300 Womens t 1500 to 1875 Coats at 875 jt T Third Floor I ONLY about half of these Coats wo ild sell at MS to si875 the other halt A would sell and have been selling regu ail for 25 and a lew ot them as V high as 7j Not many yJ75 ones but just enough A 2S to give Keen zest to early morning shopping 1 tr Voc rciliicccl tl CIP Coals lie line its nn imperative rule II t I iti V wit 11 iii IK VIT to eiry ncr single coat mil mis we iincn A b J k tim rv Saturday vie linxrnt lit mmcli tune m we niiike saiir t 2 j 1I111e doublY sure by piittinit a pnotlliy price on u cry coat I e JI I ley Ire all made in the best styles and fabrics and t arm lieuililull tailored The variety mil pr ct eclipse anything ever t kr4 r IJ olicrecl in the coat 1m In this IISSI tment lire rich cotirsol navy blue 1d f 1 browll yretn rcd castor and back of excclent quality Hr ndcloth and I 1 1 ri i lersc ls to 11 inches niij Also u number ol smart Caracul Cloth 1 I U rats antI nobby back cltiur aikels in the many khort te I k gUt aie incluifcl menu his lot all richly trimmed 8l75 4 1 tt 1 r lintcl i id finishi d ill very detail hen you sc these i J I 1 1 Cuats rOil will realize their value I i r I I 11 1 Extraordinary Sac of 75 Sample Voile Shirts at 975 11 I I W Mail up in he new Sp lug tylesh aut u collec I 1 I 11 tion embracing ibe pain tilortvl elleos as t cil as th rh irniiuu I i jl i cu cabuiileU cIvMjjied inocltls illicit ol i lifiutilcil cuiiit ot 1 II I II I 1 i I ic 1IlI ole in il e jjoucl un del 1Illeiul mirtnti m i cl lIe urcu ir i an the virientted iltrt I ctlects onif triinni1 n ti nlcKol la luta f f or i1 I iUitttMiil oilucv S th sr n i ppifil n v ir I rtc irl I ious uis nim ill la ii ori tu L n 1 I n 75 m J i ntlriictivi jratcful hiiininj mo 1 t i s otjili IIli Qi t t J 1 tnloied uortlt up to I1 7 lor L t 1 p 0 or t 0

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