The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
February 21, 1908

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z I I W I f p ii Baldwin toBuildFirs I Ship for U S Aerial War Squadron 1 Bold Burglars Work in Terror Zone Sleuths Guard fl 7 i MJUJJ r r j ti 1 SUL1 t gNH Youth Who Posed in Society a Con fs edMlltdel e I ED ITION i Iiirfly C liniily iiiululii silnrilny jilt nml colder GRE eomriofr Ub r 1 1JL K E HQJN E1tA1 t 1 I j Circulation Books Open to All1 Cifcnlnffnn Tinoks Open to All I PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21 19QS PRICEONECENT H I TWO POlllON SItERF I FAil TO AVERT THEIR SENTENCE AS UBEA TS I I

I r Writ of Habeas Corpus Obtained to 1 Block Special Sessions Justices Dismissed Pair Are Sent I fl Back to That Court j 1 I Th Poillon sisters got a brkf respite from sentence today on a i Ij rit of habeas corpus but after they had appeared in two tribunals and their lawyer Meyer Greenberg had argued himself hoarse they wen taken before the Justices of Special Sessions for sentence S t j The sisters managed to gain more delay in spite of the dismissal of the writ for when they returned to Special Sessions Justice Xeller had 4 been replaced by Justice Wyatt As the prisoners lawyer objected to l QI the presence of Justice Yatt who had not heard the evidence sentence M f was postponed until next Wednesday t t Chsrlotte and Katherlne Poillon nil ii a n hard fleht to tie I n t though todiv they nere dlicreetlv silent nil allowed theft comuo to do nl fiir ulkliic 11 jot a writ of hnbea roi us from Ju tlee Plntrck directing Warden rivnn of rhe Tomb not to allow his filr I firhoners to go out of his custody untl the Supreme Court had ipirl argument I Old Offense Rcvivea Thfl writ delayed Hie action of the I Justices of Ppeclil Sitoii fo only I three hours for when Iu tce PTlzek r hearj nrgument on the writ he dt h Issed It and ordered the thoroueih tamed nnrt wlftful Polllons hnck to S e chI etnn to take their modiIn Not only did Prarlotto hnve to fnce II sen tence for heating hotel hills but In ad dition lutce 21111 revived agaln her h Itidpment In an as ailt ae two years her pnllty I f old pronouncing y t I The throng Hint flocked 10 the Spechl Sessions Court onloyod n lively session ns usual hnwovo nnd heard ome thrilling revelntlons of tie contents of the sisters trunk whiei were cnn leily left behind In their Hitting from hotel to hotel while nilil lug to pa Ijoonl bills There were trunks nnd lng and hat boxes In the wake of the dashing young women Some of the contents can bet ter be described on a woman pige I but the greater portion of the articles will IKS Intelllglblo to men For In stance thorn were loon and forks nfl nth towels and tablecloth and plates nnd knives and i host or sou venirs from a score of hotels This testnuony did not crop out until nfter a long nnd heated argument be tween I iwyer Meyer Cireonherg counsel 1 for the sisters nnd Justices Mayo Olm I Fted and Zeller over the Imposition of sentence Respited by Habeas Corpus I When the sisters were led to the rail us smiling and radIant nnd well groomed ns Is their custom while gnrnorlng head lines In court Mr Greenberg rushd In through the doors of the tribunal and waved a writ of habeas corpus The writ was obtained from Justice Platzek Continued on Second Page Cornered r 1j Did you ever see a schoolboy chase J a chicken Its really laughable Tue S chase Is usually a long drawnout l a affair leading over fences through shrubbery around trees and houses and generally winds up in about one and the same mannerthe chicken gets away and the schoolboy sits down to rest all lagged out through vain exertion A poiiltryimn corners the fowl and ends his pursuit in a jiffy Thats what The World has done today with thousands of opportu nities In Its Want Directory you will find JL great variety of Positions I Homes Workers Investments Loans I Bargains c advertised cornered u It were so that World readers may quickly end their search for things wanted in the hon and office Opportunities i Co nerea Are OneHalf Caught t 1 fNfMlfS MOvE TO THROTTLE THE I FIVE CENT FARE r Complaint to Utilities Board Is Effort Inspired From I 1 Albany It Is Said i The Public Service Commission to day passed resolutions calling upnn the H H T and the Coney Island and Itroolilvn linllroad Company to satisfy ir answer a complaint that ten cents Is an unreasonable fare to Conc Isl nnd and that It should he reduced to live cents Under the law tho com pany must satisfy Ih complainant or answer the commission within ten dnvs I The formal comphiint wns tiled with the oml IOI1 liv Sitt Mac Heynolds I In his complilnt Mr Mac Reynolds mimes ten 1 ties maintained hv the H It T Company that run to Coney Island The complaint agnlnst the Coney Island and Itrooklyn Company refers to the Smith street line A complaint WMS also received from J Monheimer IIf No ret Pearl street Manhattan relating to the same sub ject The WagnerEvening World Five CentFaro bill la held up In the Assem bly nnd this Is believed to he an at tempt to torestall efforts to again get the measure up for consideration The Republican lenders who opoosed the bill claimed that the commission could ac complish thin result and the com plaints may have been Inspired from Al bany or by some newspaper trying at this late lay to strnl sonic now credit for agitation which The Kvcnlng World has carried on for two years I ANSAS INSTRUCTS A SOLID VOTE FOR BRYAN HlTCHINSON Ian Feb 21Km sas Deniocrats In State convention here today unanimously adopted a reo ii I oil instructing nil delegates to Ihe Denver convention both State nnd Con I gressional to cast a solid vote for the nomh 1 ton of William J Ilrynn for President of the United States A gioat demonstration lasting several minutes attended the adoption of the i solution 3RAND CHIEF OF ENGINEERS OUT AGAINST WAGE CUT CIKVKIANI Feb IGrnn Chief ione llnithcrhpod of Ixicomotlve Kri inpr i iliy Issued a protett agiliHt retinrr 1 i iirpn e of mime or i IIP rob 1 id1 Ill rtiges on l lie ground u ik ng expenses are Inoreateil mn I pul on per dim basis it nil rnllrujds not uttering lug lii fr lght n tlJpta h 4 c NATICA RIVES BURDEN DEAD BY GAS I IN SPLENDID MANSION ON FIFTH AVENUE j fORMR YALE MAN DIES A DERELICT IN BILLY GOATS I I E J Youngs Cousin of U S DistrictAttorney Had Sunk i Identity in Old Shadow I Old Shadow crept out of life a I unohtruMvoly as ic ha dlivcd In Hilly Goats place at No 11S Park How to day Ills passing was as iimlrainutlc i as he himself had 0 I wars been Ho I Just doubled up In a chair and when Frisco Slim with money and an In I tention of buying what serves for whiskey In Hilly lious went over tu hake him lie found that his iild crony was dead It Wits not till two police men came InIIII upiuMriincp whlci made nome of Itib tioiiti cuatumeri incak cautiously Into darj corner of the dingy place fiat It wa learned that Old Shadow way KUicrt J YounRj once of Oyster Hay but for many years of his sixtytwo tho mIs ceaneou bundle of ran and bones Ol b Shmlow Hlllv innfit unafraid patrons stood In a respectful semicircle like a dirty and curious chorus whit the liluecouti iinptieil Old Slndows I diets of heIr curious Mriume asmrtinent of stuff KmjIy cough medlelno hnttlcK from a dozen different free dispi I 40 rica all carefillv wrapp O In many i hieknciyes of pnpor to or three little advertlsms menlo rtonii dliii Ir oks with I neeillfs and thread tucked between tliit I leave and n dirty pleco of papr on I which dvis scrawled hIli case of acci dent notify my brother Edgar C Youngs the broker at No 13 Wall street that revealed tho Identity of Old Slurtows Another plci e of pa tier hire the ad dress of urge A Meyers ei i ril manager of the Vllllnin A Devoe paint concern at Ullllam and Fuul ton streets lIes been good to me followed the name other notes referred to United State DistrictAttorney J Youngs with the comment He Is my cousin i The uartumlur at Billy Goats didnt I remember seeing Old Shadow In there often He thought Old Shadow Kiiivrui y parjiiUuii me Alllmiur Frisco Slim huwever volunteered tae information that It was at Ills onn ieiiest the old man was called Shadow Thats as yood namo ns uuiu oUier he said ciMiikod Mi Slim who Is wintering III New York George A iley era said tliit ho had missed thu old man this born Ing when ie came down to businebj Uuuully Ito was htundint waiting patiently at uio corner ot Nassau ana fulton street to valk the block with Mr Jleyers and talk of the world from which he was an outcast and got his dally half dollar which Mr Moyor has given him every morning for the lusi ten year lie haul ludi that his associates m thu olllces of the paint concern usee to Joko nlm Hliout the old bundle of rag and miseo ami called him Ihe Snadow Uliun Meyers told Vounga this the derelict thought It a goon mime and said It would cover up hi Uliimtv In the suit rellars of life wiltre he moved Us well na tu fly other And so Old Shulow iaiiiu nboiit 1 remember FlIrt You tugs as a voting man llll Mr Meyers today ns well ah if It were y outlay Vo wint to school Iugt iou ai iiMei Ha and our families wcro ijieat friends Younits father was inlur meinUer of the oidtlme sugar llrm 01 iouims Dow i Co and tliey had a bis line of clip pets to the last Old uungs was a line typo l lIsllles s man lie had a great love of fast hors iyn so had ins MIU Klliert after he got thruuvlt school ind lii Kiulualid from Yale I went to work III his fathers olllre and It wax about two years later that lii began to drink At tlrsi It was onl once In n while Then It got to be a ivtfiihir thIng and llnallN Ills wife H Hri klyn girl he iuul marrleil soon illir he srnduatid left him and took t ielr llttlf girl with her VheB they ir now I ilont know II Somi vears ugh I got Hlbeit who had IoU his fathers ullic soon Otter his wife ilfSiTted him to sign tlm pledgi I I a nil I sm him ii Job with me Hut U wouldnt uork and lie started down rhe tobuqgiti again For the lat ten ear and tnaylir longer lv irlven him I I 0 cents every morning nml sometimes a I i little iireniit to help out I knmv here I i wril hut He had III IK inmnhok Y sierju he appeared ill u lIal un l r il me tiial n n 1 NiraighUm I n niori If I HP ill added It luoKid ver Ut and I toil him the t would vet him lull a lioipltil If he I lIked but hf rsfiiHed He plNkal my I 10 Ctnti Mil buaica oft SELLING RACES MAKE UP CARD AT NfW ORLEANS Two Long Shots First Under the Wire in the Earlier Races IOielal 10 The Evening WnrM I I j NUW ORIKANS Fib 21 An into ctIng aftermath of tile defeat of Hexino i t the short liriceil favorite In tie so i enth riiejterday came tu llglit to I lny when It va learned tial thii j claims were put III for leane bv on n I or whM ii11 horses In the race IM 1 ward Corn go n and F 1 tsimliU we i I tht llrsl at Ihe olllce of lie clerk if I ii I triPs hnd then along came P F Clark owner of iut has Mazonia that fln sited third Lnder ill rills Ii hud t1 right to claim and ho got ihi tunre It Is believed however that his claim wis a friendly one and Hint McCor mlck will have Ills horce back as It s well known the astute Eastern owner thinks well of this particular horse Conditions at tty Park today were much improved The weather was much mildei while the track contin ued 10 improve and in good con dition on the vutsld c M dangerous striii near the rail was till In vidence and the horse that got Into It might lust if well have been in the barn un li H he was many pOU Ito dl better than the others of his Meld Ther was no special t en Iii rod carded the entile pro gramme with the xcoitlon of c lie cheap condition rao being given over to the selling plattrH FIRST HACK Purse 1 maiden twoyearolds belling thtvo turloiigs S rvhonco lul fl Smith K to 1 to 1 tutu to won by i length The Slicker 101 Hi Swain 12 to 1 j to t and i to 2 cecoul Tajipe ll Me Dinlell 7 In I to 2 mil II to 5 third Tune 0l I 17dwln U Fundamental John Montgomery lust ncliui TllllH Clown Prlncv Klmhall Tyler Mntress Columbus Prolix also ran i SBCONI RACHPiirse JW three yearolils selling six furlongs Tim Thorn 11 J Sumler 7 to I r to and I I C to 0 won by half a length Risk IW McIXinlel 12 to 3 to li and 1 to 2 Mlmid LHok Hose W ttcCt hey U to I i to 7 and 1 to I third PinioI17 IV Hostile Hyphen Cw Whiz au nu Fi nancier Mllo Itniwn Thl tlo PadroiiL a 11I1 Kd Kane also run i THIRD RACK Purse Hi fouryear dds and upward selling seven fur i longs Wab sit Queen 1 I C Henry I I tn I C to I and i to I won by length ROM of Pink 0 MoCnliovi S to I It to I and S to j 2 Mnronla 1 U C Hooker 10 to I 3 to I and S to 5 3 Time 132 35 Klalno boring lnvlcta llghthurn Ktronn Anna Scott Sunice Tvrjlian ant Killtli M also ran FOUTITII RVCK Purse MV for mares four years old and upward sell ing seven furlongs Consistent W tMeDinlel 11 to 10 1 103 nnd out won by four lengths French Nun 1W iRos eii to 2 7 to in and 2 to 5 second Lidy Ethel 103 1 Mclioe 15 to I 4 to 1 and 2 tu I third Tlme1 Jti Miss FerrIs Clara Huron Clrnce Larson Moselle Footlight Favorite Hrokon Melody nl o 1 ran I BANK IN SAN FRANCISCO FAILS TO OPEN DOORS RAN FRANCISCO Feh 21 The Mar i k t Street Hank located at the corner i of Seventh and Market streets did not open It S doors today Its financial I cliiilltlon Is being Investigated liv HID Hank Commissioners The bank had deposits amounting to I tl lTi The olllclnls of the institu tion vlnlm that It Is solvent but state they are pressed for money to meet Joh mands MENACED MAGISTRATE BREEN A inn n Aim for nit ii v Months ha ii barn I loallng ilicnit ill entrance m the law office of Cltv MinTilritf uliitt hew P I llreeii nt No kl i Itioidwav and utter ing vagiie threats was arrostid tonay on ciMiipl lint of William II llreen the iMaRistnitns son According o youitB Mr llrwn the man liad threnlenid persons who en hI 1 U iirtif and docartsl in many I ItFu iali fi t nld Md the Marts trills ilf Al Ih le in I street I t lu taitKii he tirisitu i itii h ii 14 lmiB I l l me a Ii rk f N i Trill n avenut1 The prl iini i Ihltl J 2 line mnxwod b t1igttrgts DrOCi L i Young Society Leader Killed By Gas in Alansion and Husband I WBfCK SCARES 150 PASSENGERS BLOCKS TRAffiC j Accident at Hastings Delays WestBound Trains on New York Central i New York Central train No 101 a In the Grand Central Sliitkni nt sM oclock this inornlnR was wreckisl about half II mile south of the station ut UnstlnWOnthelliHl No one was Injured but the 150 passengers wore shaken up anil frightened and west hound Iralns leaving during tho morn lug wore delnved The nccldem war unusual ttnglne So 3M7 was drawing llio Imn awl Ill 1111 I n e uboul thirty miles an hour Tho tire ot tile forward wheel on the left Hide of the tender Inokc the wheel fell mutt and the big steel car with ts load of coal iintl water lurched to olio side sideThl humped long over thee The lender iiinlroil and lilly vautls before I ICS fo II fore the engineer could bring i hI train I I u a stop Fortunately the couplings helil or the IIMln would have been do ialled lleeiu of Ihe bloi kado of the aven ger track the northbound freight track WHS eleitred mill luied for passenger 1111 lit The passengers nn the wrecked n n gi mIL of 11l Mrs and walked to Itntlngs tlt ldd WI li t OtUti in I I Ik I I 17 lurlurl 11 tut 0 atUVNSKY V ltl This i unln lias dTUANSKT eu ibl 8m BROTHERS I KILLED Bf TRAIN Struck by Express at White Plains and iIurlcd Twenty Ret Into Ditches to The Uvenlnjr Woilil i WIIITK PLAINS N V Feu 21 Jiepl Vnlverl twelve yenrs old and his brothel Leant nn vears old were struck nnd killed hv n fast train on the I tin rhni Railroad nt 11 million avenue eroMlnc here tbils afternoon The tW were crOssing the tracks when the express ruin due ut White Plains ftl II Iitock danhvd aloax nnd lurliil them about twenty feel in differ ent dlieotlonn 1lwhIotlhK fun ii Inc III dliches on eithw xloV n tin nudbed The boy were rh ti I Roeco VIII vrl tt laborer mii laj iI III White plans Wlieiij r n nmtlier f n t f hovs l r 1 un I II iiI C L1 I S Is IHNlll Oll N IIlPllItsS 105 hit 5 i a w ui I Ill 1 I I Society Woman Prominent Figure Among Younger Set at Newport Asphyxiated in Bedroom With Tube Detached From Lamp I j HAD SUFFERED FROM GRIPPE 1 AFTER NERVOUS BREAKDOWN Twice Treated in Lakewood Sanitarium and Had Been Prostrated Since Receipt of i I Anonymous Letters Written to Her Which Were Never Traced Mrs William P UurJen formerly Natica Pives stepdaughter of for mer Corporation Counsel George L Rives was found dead today in d I 4 her bedroom in the hoTfirbnier Inlands father Hie late James A iUirden at No 9i S i illh avenue She had been asphyxiated In illumin I itinjj gas Although her boiy vas discovered at 9 oclock this nmrniiijr the Coroners otlice uas not notified until 3 oclock this afternoon Inquirers it the house were told that the cause of death was heart failure Mrs Burden Cynthia Koche now Mrs Arthur Scott Burden and Yillnilie Schenck afterward Mrs Collins were known in Newport in heir debutante days as the Three C inures Mrs Burden was married last April in Grace Church She had just recovered from a long and erious lllnejs resulting from a nervous breakdown Previous to her marriage she was greatly annoyed by an anony PHIS letter writer who sent many ellusions to her and her friends ihe had not been prominent ill society this winter HAD SUIU NR I JfKUM GRIPPErs Mrs Burden had been suffering from a severe attack of grippe for the last three days She was under the constant attention of a physician j I 1 ast night she asked that a small reading table be placed at the side of tIer bed She expressed a desire to read one of the late novels The f tible uis moved closs to the head of the bed in her sleeping apartment which is on the second floor A copy of the book was placed in her Hand She then expressed a desire to be left alone Not once during the night after to oclock did Mrs Burden ask for water or any ut her medicine despite the fact that a pushbell was handy at the head of her bed Ii was Just 9 oclock I hi morning M Hi maid Marjorle gently puhed en her door calling her ill the sime me Insiuulv deli Inhaled the Iuiiiu Or gis and fell hoc klnto the hall She ittered a scream arousing other mem i rs of the family They entered the Burdens liody cold iiin to flml Mrs il the tube extending from the wall tt ie lamp separated from the lamp The Jet was turned on full The light if iie lamp was extinguished It was i d t ie same pliue the maid had left It t M night before Mrs Rnrdrn lay p icefully in bed with her anus folded ver her breast Coroners Action Delayed In the excitement which followed 5 rral physicians weie called hut nil elforts to revive Mrs Hurilon failed It was nfter 3 oclock wlvn Inonor Jeorgi F SI rod v wns summoned to the big house by a private telephvne Hurden had been found cill Mrs ileuil sx hours earlier ion Coroner ftor in cvamlnnlion Shrady called up his office In the Criminal Courts BuildIng and said to assistant Georne I Mrivm his ng Mrs N ata lie Hurden was found dead In her bedroom at 0 oclock this morn Ing b her nwlil P titi was caused b I s poisoning I cannot Ulumlnitlng gas rather MV that It wa h ulilde I ra think that It win nn accident although he lulling from the let above the hod from the lentil on the HHpnrtitoil M 1 ending niile ni her beilslde I cannot explai ntld3 That Is oil I onn state at piesent Every Effort nt Secrecy K r cffoii WLS made hvh the BrO ii ii finh I o iiid cit i I e rad In tlu i i dour Ait ti l tnn Mi UK I m I IAI Hid nil i l I 10 Mines I of the t i utau wu AIMS called in I lifler I lie body was found were giei to i the Coroner I I Tile fact that the tubing wi o epi ratid finm Hie limp was expl lined ai uccldcntally due tu the piessui if Ilia gas In the lamp lletut Henry lolir in charge o IIII Hast Sivysevenrh siree stafoi was lltilil lloiied by ConimUilnor Hlgiam as to IcilY the fuels In the cise were heM liiik sIx hours after Ihe w m ns diiu was known den Ulnsliai i has started nn huestlpatlou Was Society Leader Mrs Hidden ns Natoa Rue wu one of the liveliest and mo i i01 u uf the yonnger women m ji e Powjis ei ot wealth SkIll 1 i and tit i fiiutv aim hlgn ptu its St IIIS a great favorite and nunibfr I i mlis lir cloie friends the elder Jir 4 tn Her health broke down m In um l I mer of in3 mil she spent it m nnin I In a sanitarium at Iakenoud In Ii I fall she rnenteied soclet hut l i sirnin broke her down again unl ie nas compelled to return to iV MI I I niifie clii i itc cd i POll n i iyIrititertuuuv tientmeiu fl tie nerves Although she Improved undo t ho cue I of rho doctors and nurses 511 diii nn eiitlrelv recover her healli Iiiinr luir I stay III Lakewood lieu en4 i em m i Mr Hjrditi was announced A brilliant churoli wildinj u t rihinneil but the health of the hldI be remained precarious She lId i I II real cure treatment of a ni i i the Hotel Netherlands Finn s c i i marriage ceremony was deci I Air llunlon and MKs RUes 1 l di rld April 17 1 J7 In OriUo I u I I I I tore an asseiubhige coniprlM1 n1 i a nienbtrs of the two IntorcM l i m aiiil ii rw Intimate friendi At the time of the VOIK inifl bieukduwn In the winter ot 1i r i 1 n i saiil that shi Iuul been IMFI S d I an anonymous leitir write whu hn I a n lionibnrillng her llh annnxltm ep i i The letters uveuo xvrltten b i w min and It was believed that she hud firm erly beau In tho Pmplo of tin in i fuially The letter writer sent iIust 1111 Slut nulajoul tnl slv s to otln pn Ii tl S liLti ItlVeH It Is kllUKII l i i unlK Is itrentU vnu rrn d I i ttf XHlllgtl Hl ItiVVs p JJ S t ki v w I tu WHS i 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J r 1 2 t THE EVENING WORLD FRDAYFEBRUARy211908 I II r THREE BURGLARS RAiD WO MAMQIflMQ N I flu inniiuuiu II r THE TERROR lONE Lantern of Intruder Awakens Victim in West Side House but Alarm to Special Police Guard Fails to Capture Gang f I r Robert Smith senior member of the firm of R Smith Co cloak manufacturers was awakened in his home No 32 West Ninetysecond r I street early today by the light from a burglars dark lantern shining in his face Mr Smith sprang from bed yelling for police and as the 1 burglar darted into the front room he followed There Mr Smith saw I a second burglar also carrying a dark lantern The two thieves ran down I the front steps to the ground floor where a third burglar appeared and the three sped through the open door to the street Mr Smiths yells awakened his lOOn Herbert who was on the fourth floor Young Smith seized a revolver and ran 0 to his fathers aid In time to see the I three men appearlns around the cor I ner of Columbus avenue I Mr Smiths cries alarmed the nelRh I borhood Window were thrown up In I all the houses on the block and the crY I for police was taken up by frightened I men and women Simmons House Looted Too i Henry Simmons whose residence Is at No 34 soon joined In the alarm In I earnest His house had 310 been en tered by the burglars and when he I started to his neighbors add he found I things torn to pieces on the first floor f Tho Smith resilience Is of five stones air Smiths bedroom Is on the second 1 floor and separated from the Ubraiy I In the front by an alcove In which u large mirror hangs Mrs Smith is vis Iting In Norfolk Va and is bellqvcU to have packed up a larin quantity uf Oliver for sate keeping The bedrooms of the three daughters of the famllv are on the third hoot and above young Mr Smiths roums on the fourth floor are tho rooms of three mold servants In telllns of his en counter with the burglars Mr Smith old oldI I always keep a light burnlne In the hall outside my door and this mornlnc I was awakened bv a sllirlu noise and tesliiff the hall In darkness I was suspicious An Instant later a llsfct from a dark lantern shot across my face and then I saw It In the mirror In the alcove I cried out MID Is there There was no answer and I saw tho figure of a man between xay room and the library I leaped from bed and made for the man The room was heavy with smoke apparently from the lantern the man carried He shut oft the IIht and tarted to run just as a second man Jollied him One of Many Burglaries My revolver was upstairs In my sons room and I knew It would be suicidal lor me to follow the men downstairs Ai I got to the top of the steps I saw a third man dart from the parlor and then the three ran to the street Just as my son joined me The cries of the neighbor were Quickly answered by the police During the past tow weeks there have been a dozen or more houses In the neighbor hood entered by burglars and the con ditions have become so dangerous that residents In Eightyninth street and Home In West End avenue have fitted their homes with steel doors and shut I ters with Iron bars over tile seuttlfs I and skylights Only a ew dtiyn ago one West Und avenue evident closed up his home ani went to live In a ho tel Commissioner Ulngham ha been 1 aroused by these many robberhs and the stories taut absolutely no jjiutectton was being given by the police Twenty men from headquarters and precinct detectives were assigned to the terror ized district last night Shortly after midnight MM L C Gor man of No G West Eightythird street saw a man In front ot her home whose actions convinced her that he wa 8 a burglar The police were called but the man craped Nothing was stolen from the house Hardly hail the pollen gone thrnusi I 9 4 jw I pIJU I FIND THE COACH Herds another puzzle Just try and find the Coach t Because the artist drew one Do not the nun approach Just set right Rood and even By getting one at cost Youll find this verv eJSv s Unlfs World ValIls nuve lost Sec WORLD Horse and Carriage Ads t I I Mr Oomans liou n In search for I other bin glare when tha cry came from t I Jtr Smiths home I Cut Telephone Wires j J ho oollce Jound that this burglars had enteml Mr Smiths home by fire log tile ljlment door In thl rear With keys they had olen1 other doors and then piavidlnx against capture thev had opened doora and windows In the rear and the front door FVury telephone r III th f h1IIn wus t hn CUt with lJle eaceotit f the one 11dJII to III Smlth room um In III Smlth ruolll was 11 eaf con I Inlnln nil the familY iesvei5 lI1d a large sum of money The nollca be I Hove that the burglars werp uftr the contents of the pate The Ourrhr who had remained downstairs had unckeVl up a large quantltv of diver t j b orlg f hen the wllcf learned that the Slnunoiiii houjv had been ontervd lust as was the Smith souse that went ur I nrisixl Mr Smmons said It vas mi possible to till If nrothlnc had tn i stolen The police bellivp that the camr of burglars had Hetnrated ernie of them eolnjr to the Smith h imo and the others to the Simmons home and that the ones In the latter house lied when thos In Mr Smiths hmisp were dis covered SOCIETY MATRON I DUCKED IN A TUB I JY MfR Y m NfRSI 1 1 Mrs Ral Parr in a Bathing Suit a Tempting Mark for Prank in Baltimore Club 1 Special to The Evening WorlJ i HALTIMOHE Feb 2 The water cure Is a new cotillon figure Introduced i at a costume dinner dance given by j Mrs Henry Clew Jr at the Kit 1 Ridge Country Club It was entirely I I Impromptu and was Inspired by the cos tiime of Mrs Jla Parr one of tie 1 liveliest of Baltimore society ma j trans She wore a silk bathing suit It appears since the detallr of th2 dinner have come out that this silk bathing suit Is Mrs hairs favorite costume at fancy dress functions She Is a generously proportioned yoUng I woman with llow hair und big violet eye Her bathing suit never falls to create a nensatlon among grangers The dinner dance in iU stion at the Elk Uldge Country flub was not con spicuous for an abundance of Water and Mrs Parr bathing milt occasioned considerable comment Somebody sug gested that the suit would look better on her If It were wet Three or four young men took the iiisKostlon liter ally They made an imotitentatlous es cipe from the zoom and returned In a few minuted carrying a tub filled with water On the surface of the water lion ted an armful ot roses i Mrs Parr was picked up and deposited I In he tub Then t ie guests gathered I around he and made her the target of j streams from siphons ot carbonated w iter Not until the gUests were thor oujhl satisfied with the lit of the bath illl bUtt wan she allowed to escape Of ovarse the Hffali has created a I sensation out Mrs Pan doesnt mind i She is unconventional and used to sell I gallons Wilil one or two HXCBptlons I 11e iitlni guests entered freely into the I slrt of the occasion den and Mrs k Uexandor IJrown leaders ol a more I subdued division of toe Smart Set tliun mat to wilui Mis iJ Lri belongs had leti Uie club house before WIt water II cure incident Among tuostr who witnessed It were I Ml tows Ml and ilrs O Jlowurd naive MI and Mi I Wlnslon VHI Hams and Mis J nnun Jrlck Sume i of the rfovernors of the ciub are ugh i latins iui mvcbtlgiUon out It Is unliki I h mat thy will be hiediil for Hal i Parr Is an Influential rnrin her i Mrv CIu who was Miss LouUie I Moms of this city ll uud in another I watery Intldent that auscd n tdai navt n soi liilv u few veii8 ato la I lompanv with Harry lrtii hu waded i in ugt a tiubUu fountain one nicht Ion her WilY horn from a hull I Mrs Parr who Is well known In New I Yrik oiiilv and a f in or Ho every where ufht a pnnille wit II a pedigree II In lond n 1lt yiiiirc IIKO Hl flume i was HIlii Slio brought him to Hnltl iiiuio and look him inlllne with her I HU calls wet siiit In with those of h inlktrivsi Iltlle wore a silver bracelet on Ms left tro ankle and I had costumes fpr III ort5 or occasion A fMur nr his attire wa a iirtie nnnikTili r l Ttlue his monogram arrlfl In a lekN or his jacket Th to loll s nun w n that Mrj PaIr had to K r lor Im I III I loljr ulir IllJOMO QVllK that Ii rAXAflVE UltOMO OLININK Lxwk for I me ilitruiuro of B w OIIOVE Uwl 1110 I 7otU nvtr to Cur a Cold la On Oar 28c s I I POLICEMAN Hf SWEARS HELPED HIM ROB VICTIM Scotty Ryan Testifies That I Dawkins Kept Most of the Loot 1 WOMAN ACCUSES HIM I Dcclares He Proposed Mar I riage to Her When He Al I ready Had a Wife i County Jud rMlto and a Jury today I heard the nmarkahe story of Scot I ty Ryan the man wtio accused Patrol I man George Dawkins of the Adam i street slather of highway rolrtrrv ns I an adjunct to hi duties BS a policeman I The courtroom was crowded by patrol 1 men Ryan rtntnd that the proneeds of th rob of John Farley on the night 01 I March 30 amounted to 13 two of which I Dawldn kept I wa asloep hi mv tiomn In Gold I I street w5i n Dnwkltw came to ray door II I J and hammered vrub his nliclrtstlrk I said Ryan I cam down to the door I and asked who It was I Called to Aid Theft M Gt up pal rwiwldns saM antI hurry down to Rrldce and Afvrtle iv got a sucker down there and h s got a rc l that would choke a cow Ill hold lMu tntll you Ret thcr r got out of bed and met Dawhlm and Parley nt the corner We went In to hare a drink Vhen the three drinks wart t oure l out Pawltlnj clumsily tried to Dour the contentj of lita glass Into Kurleyh glass Fancy tuspectlnc that the stun wan doped roruBod to drink Dawkins threw him out into the street Come on get out of here you bum I guess Id better take you to the sta tion house anyhow Dan kins said Well he roughed the man all the nay to ha corner During the shaking up I got my hand Into Furleyi vest pocket and pulled out the supposed roll It amounted to KJ Dawkins took the 13 and handed me back fl for my trouble rMnurJiing that he believed I was keep Ing back some of the proceeds of the theft Woman en the Stand IIXL Bridget Hyan a widow living I at No 1iA Second street Brooklyn tes I tified that hawkins had represented I himself to her as an unmairltxl man and had promlsea to marry her Mrs I llyans testimony aso disclosed the the ory of the pjxu cutlon as TO the reason I Duwklns needed money Some days I before the rubbery oocurrvd which ra suited In the policeman arrest Mrs Han fell 111 Dawkins she testified paid tho yslciun who attended her part of his fee promlslnc to hae the remainder In a tow das Between the time of the first payment and the date upon wlicl the next was due the rob bery ft Hi Uau kinsj allv ed i rmis don took place I met Mr Uawklns two years ago at a dance Mrs Ryan declared on the wltntuu stand and he wax oxy at tentive to m HJs good look ami his devotion won my heart and a few weeks later when he proposed mar riage I readily consented to marry him I J11 not know thai he had a wife living at that time Mrs Kyan declared that when she first met Uawklns no was not on the police force She WAS excesdlngly bitter t against th policeman declaring that I he had deceived her cruelly Mrs Dawkln the policeman wife was In the nurtromn while the Hommi i aal testifying REOPENING Of KNICKfRBOCKfR DELAYED AGAIN Supt Williams Opposes Re sumption Until Depositors Fall Into Line S The matter of reopenliiK Uf Ktiloker UixkP Trash I Vmipmv uml r an agree ment of leOsitIr to withdraw their monev In Instalments extending over a torm jf years fane jp till nft rnnon I hefuie Justice Carl of the Supreme I COlin at St UiOlKO Staten Islaml anti svos IIain adjourned for cite week A I tinti decision will bo reached on itui ilay Feb lAt j I At the liiMrltiK held a wok ago todav 1 thn nlmlii oJ1Ipvtlon waR put ui In Stall Suiieilntonilunt of Hanks Clark Wlll i I ill II III At tint time dBiipiltnr ripre sent log 10 pel cent of the amount on I I iliposit or ipinxlnmi 4tIeeIt huh refused to Ant to the resumption I plan TIT bank it In nIl poHitloti to rlk I tin withdrawal nf tifMiimi On the open liur day JuMlo lark catch at that time that the reualeltiunt lejMisiorfl were taking I upon then eUcs thr preflpltatlon or i the Knlrkerboiknr Trunt tompany Into 1 a Ions and expenihf celverihip He I niuiird them that t they dlil not got nti line with pa i1 utunlmlty the I biiik eould not rJtoll Slnif tlui tliiif aiiiinllmr to Herbert I Sdtlwlee then 1a ben is H gritlfjlng t lmiH HI i e nuinlni of a spent s He hoptA iu anti th it slt 10 hap at least P6 per em if tle depuMtms In line I an unless id in milk pim the bank will Kit Into permanent rtcelvershlp or Hiiinu new plan uC junuitwn must be levlneil Supt William In i report to Jimtleo I tUrk road at t t la ys procvpillnKi u4 that he could not indorse th rtsump I Ijii plall it present IJIM iuv the iiiunev in the hnmU nf this re vrs U nit siil1 III ent to meet t its jifmlbln ilemnnilK of ntnirientlns dipoittois anti other rei I n iient II udilfd Ifn if a miijiirlt nf the i f nltrnnt dCltflsltflri4 nntild slant the iwment would agree to Indorse I the sumplion plan 1 ohce Photographs ol Two I Poilion Sisters in Gallery CoCFJerin Clarocz TWO POILLON SISTERS I FAIL TO AVERT THEIR SENTENCE AS BEATS Continued from hirst Page In the Special Term of the Supreme Court Tne writ directed Warden Flynn of I I the Tombs not to aow this Ioi on I sisters to go tIt i j Penitentiary or tiny oiier prison but to i keep Uinu until their case could be I heard In the Supreme Court I The lawyer handed the writ to Jus tice Olmsttd who announced with some heatThis This Court f read to pronoun I sentence and will not be Interfered i with This writ Is not directed to thi I Court Nevertheless replied Mr Green I berg this court cannot pronounce sentence while that writ Is operative The action of this court In passing sentence Interrupted Justice Zeller will not deter you from making any I motions Must Burglarize Vault I do not feel like waiting to make mv motions until after the court passes I sentence retorted the attorney This writ has been served In tha regular manner upon Warden Flynn When I got to the Tombs I was told that the defendants were being arraigned In court and hurried over here to serve the writ on the court I Mr Greenberc then talked at some length about his newlydiscovered evl i donee lIe said there were letters now i locked up In a vault and that the vault i would have to be broken open Pits let ters were to show that Peter Townen I Barlow President of the Board of City Magistrates had guaranteed to pay the Ipotllons hotel bills I You will have a hard time to per suade this Court tint this Is newly dH covered evidence snapped Justice Olm sted The defendants knew all along what those letters contained Many packers Not Named 1 The lawyer continued to argue mil I Justice Olnmted lost his temper and referred to the fact that the evident of the hotel managers showed that the Jefendants claimed several men would I pay their bills Mngl trat Urlow was only one mentioned But cried Mr Greenberg we have papers to prove that he did promise to pay First you will have to disprove the 1 claims of those defendants that other men promised to pay thundered Jus tice Olmsted Sell then replied the lawyer I vish to present this evidence to serve In mitlxitliiK the sentence r J nlie Mavo thtiujuun waved tae luwver as de and urdeiud tlie prisoners r to lie arraigned They btoupbd to the I rail siiillm and confident Thu Jus tli es ordered probationary Olllrer Mrs I Axmnn to tak the stand Shu read briefly from memoranda that the I girs had bcn born in Troy were orphaned when VOIIMK and tint Katherlne the elder lud been ap pointed Charlottes Kuardlan Katherlne I had mauled Jastiph Smith In lM but t divorced him In a year Mn Axman recapitulated the sol if the unpaid hotel bills and added that Site could lot draw a word about them selves from the fendants They had treated her very discourteously I While the probationary ofllcer testitled I GrftenJierg objected Justice Olmsted I warned him to stop but he did not heed Justice Olmiitert finally shouted at him that If he showed any more cnntemiu for the Cuurt he would find himself In place that wotilu sutprisc him Thu law yer subsequent objections were lamb j lkeBetore Bufore Joseih fjriiwur lie ehlef probatlonnry otllcer was called and old of tho contemn of tio Iliillon Hunks lusUio Xeller ordcrtil IhllloII Joilluii arraigned on a conviction for uswiult obtained ucalr het In March I O Charlotte Guilty of Assault This young woman said Justice teller was convicted of assaulting a beH1 oy named Grumr In a hotel at No 71 last Tnt Ivth 5t I ll gmnt was never pronounced In I behalf of thi Court that tried this de fendant I doolnre her guilty and sen tence will be Imiwsed later Tie nfiletlo Charlotte wa not In the lets dlsnmjid by this announcement snilhnic right along with the canine ra diinn T stnlltf faded when Graveur nounled the stand and revealed the mvktriy of Katherine and Charlottes I rio ka At Die trial two weeks oo Katherlno tlhaej tint her links cuntaineil 5 tl Ihuteile and lit I I I toe ry valuable lewelrx Parisian eowns and other fin er mis Is what Onviiir tftllled Skirts and Souvenirs At the Grenoble I found a small itt imr trunk mid I leatnei hag In ti trunk I found sam old umlcrxkirts and playing ants a Hp nn marked Jaiks a hiKiui and a turk inuKil 1 inible napkins marked lirlstow Ixitti tnneU from the Fifth AvenUe Hotel ubic cloths anil tow U from the 51 Francis pillow cases from the Fifth Avenue tor hath I iweis with the nnmes I oii uaiiUin from the Cul llnrwoid and i lentreplece from tine Fifth AMIIU In the 1 t has I found two pair of uittiiioble goggles At th King Itist ant Hole I lie defendants had let another bog and a lads leather hntbo In the hat ox I f und dumb bcls ind I puiuhlns has i There WCe also two noon marked Tuchow aunti pinto wij the Kim IMwnrds1 I int Ilztwtse t eo was an mtv vhLKfV bottle and a traw i iat with the nrlce mr po rts on I This wa the JW realon Katherlno test tied was nart IJ tin pirn mllhiorv I sh had left lieiliul when movlnc about from inn to Inn In thE bis trunk at the Kim Ki1 ward continued the probationary of I ieer there vee everal dope hk on j the races towels fr mi the Heininiit d otlie and bntii towe from the Ie I ntTon uid 1 i Avenue lintel Thev had left another trunk at the S Francis In which there was only in oM irS ttCflyCr and a quantltv of sinavince I At the Hotel Albany I found Mill an other trunk that contained only half of i 1 bed shet Oraveur saul that he had endeavored to ilrnw Ct hi big from the 1nillons of their 1115 iHtorv but had been treat ed with silent contempt He sent to I them Mrs Aman who was treatel I with more silent contempt Then h read from V report the fact tint lie lut sisters had been arraigned In a polee I court Nov r lh 7 charged with disor derly conduct The were nell SJ1 nh and mutt the fine lnes Throuehout the nrnhatlonnrv officer testimony Innver reenbers olieeted The Court and fie wtness Ignored him Meanwhile AK ist nt PitrletAt i torney Kehoe sent for Assistant Dl i trlctAttornev JohnsOn In charge of tnrne the Appeal Bureau to consult will hUn about the writ Mr Jihnon advl ed Mr Kehoe and the Court not to disregard the writ He ounselled thnt entenoe be iKt Imposed until VariUn n nn appeared with the prisoners before Justice Patzek and argued on the writ Inwver Greenberg and the sisters Polllnn smiled tr iunivi I antlv as they proceeded to the County Court ITouse I LAYER ACCUSED i O EXTORTION T FREE WOMtN Louis A Ievelle a negro lawyer o Vn IVJ West FifMtlIrd suet w tus arril4iieil II the We t Hide Coin rI tit it ehafKiil with extort money j niii laiR hnr tint Ises to have V4imrii who uid been commltteil to the work iioise by Magistrate Droege released hofre they had served their sentem I Si veral weeks ago the World exponeI tine prmtlce obtaining in Muuluroin IHooffos court of sending women to tl I utlcliriU5o tot tims of six months and I then lotting them out upon the pleas of police court lawyers who were well pild I for the roleissls When Mngistiate 1 Dioejjo learncd that this extraordinary state of affairs was about to he made i public he gave lawyer Mark Alt r J2CO to havu It suppressed Since then lnoege a invited by the Mayor to resign from the bench but he refused Joseph Iloblnnon and George Walker both nrjroej wuro the coniplalnantx Ltii ills t I Vdlle 10bln1 said that on Jan 2 his wife Ida Itoblnson was uumiultted to the workhouse for six months Icvelle pioniKed to fiet her o M for WO HobliiHon paid 21 on ac iiint Dt hb wife Is 11 II the work r iii e valker paid sio for thnt releaser of his friend Masgle Jones but she Is t m t Island Tie law er pUuled not gull v 11111 ivan jmroluJ ntll tomorrow for fur nN examination ORIENTALBANK i T OPEN WITH H I ALL OEBTS PAID I 1 aKreement wa reached today be tween the director or tin Metropolitan I Trust Company and the directors nt the I Orkntnl flank by which tho depositors In the luttnr Institution are to b paid I dnllur fOr 10111 Ti rust elope in y will undertake to I a suiiu al hit Icit I mil obligations or I tin Oriental HaiU all OIMIII hot Ii t ito I Howvry and downtown brunches Just what the tennis of this atcreviiunt are I has made not been public 01 HOUSE VHfRt MANS DIJDY vVAS CUT UPIS fOUND POI Say They Nov Know Who Murdered Salvatore Marchinne TUB WORK OF BANDITS Man Was Followed From Italy and Slain Because He Re vealed Secrets The hou e In which Snlvatore Mar i ohlnnc was murdered ant dlsmem berM before Ms hot was thrown Infci a vnrnnt lot on the outskirts of Flntbush WeJncdav night Inns been I located bv Capt Kuhno and Ipiit i Vnehrla of the Hrooklyn Central ofllce i They have a corp of detectives ta lon l about the place I Wt Know who killed Marchinnp and i i why he was killed said Capt Kuline i late this nftornoon The men who I killed him wHl go hack to the house In i I which the crime wa committed Vo are sure of thin Ev In It thev do no I I we will set them later on I think I i can pn mlt somr arrests tonight The j I m5ttry 18 leard imp nnd all that re i mains to th i done Is to take the mur derers Into ciiftody Capt Kithne rifti ed to say wnt re the house df m rJer is MtuateU I is be tleved 10 1 In Hrnolclyn The polce have accepted the theory that ALircIi ntif wa 1 traitor to a band of crtstts in Italy and that member of the band foIhuai him to this country and kllwl hni Tie fact that his toiiKUi was cut on nro rs that he was killed heanmt I halitE i t mm Ii T 1 Ital ian vendetta rules nl tot mutilation of I the tongue of it traitor Here Only i Few Weeks I lie had not been In this country more thaI a few week All hIs dot tiling xviti I tie exception of a vnst was mad in Italy The ort of suit ho wore docs I not Include I vest I Its original form i and Marchinne ptobably added that gar ment to It upon his Arrival In New York A close ex imlnatlon of the dismem i beted hands and anus made last nljrnt i at Police Headquarters In Brooklyn showd that while Marcninne was 1 I powerful pbysluue he hud mover done any mania I labor The palms of tn hnnds wen sort and white lie hug L have betn a tiarber Capt Kuline of the lirookijn Central Ollice think the crime was committed I Otc barber shop probably while Mai 1 In a chair set 1 ihlnne was stretched out get His throat was cut anl ue I ting shaMd I tn 1 in the chest with u stabbed was stiletto ttlfment called Thf Is an ltnlu settment aied I clost to the place where 1utown I Marchlnnes body was found Even I llrchlnnel is under police resident of IMgtown uILer pLlc It is believed that the surveillance 1 belcvc crime was committed In another section of Urookljn and that the body wns taken to the outskirts of Klatbusn In a carriage who committed the mur I That the men commited with the details oi der were unfnmllar wil detais Jlhe neighborhood in which they dispOSed of the body of their victim is shown by I Ile method of disposition Had they guile a little further they might have feet thrown u Into a sand pit thirty deep will re It would have remained I without discovery for weeks Killed Wednesday Night I lrpm lie condition of the body when ll I xtls found it Is certain that the tour committed either late un i del was cOllnlled VediKMdax msht or early wxterda n nG Altn being wrappd In two I parcels ind covered with new oilcloth I one containing the body and the other the arms and less the body was caru d I through the streets In the night and carried O feet back fiom the Junction i of Kutland road und Rochester avenue In n de ertJ section of Klatbush and drvppid on a pile of refuse I I Two letters found on the man I were sent from Ialermo Sicily One of I them was from hI father Antonio I I Marchinne und was tilled with good I advice The other wan signed Antonio I Oonza evidently an old friend of the I victim and contained gossip concerning I mutual friends Both were addressed I ir care of Antonino Sossa a private banker at No 40 Union street Mr j Sessa told the police that a young mal I had asked some time ago If he could I I have letters sent there and that lat I I Tuesday he had called for the two thu i were found But the banker said ho I I could throw no further light on the I ca pp U i SON HELD AS SUSPECT I IN MURDER OF FATHER WASHINGTON Fob iWilliam I Klrtiy sixty years till l stationary eiiKliifer was iittnokfcl ninth Htablieti in tin heck by a man who hlil In the 1 n tnt ngmoomn u the Klrby lioinc early tnilay Tli victim led shortly nif Let nerd ut Ilcivldencp HoiplUI The room in settle tho attack occurred bore evi dences a struggle between the two men Patrick Kirby a thlrtytwoyoarold nun of time inuilcroil man was arrested and held ending InvuHtlKatton He pro tents his Innui tncc EXPLOSION KILLS 14 MEN IN ENGLISH COLLIERY XKWCASTUK lION TVNE Eng Feb 21 Flurtem miners lost theIr live by an ixploMlOn II the UkDe pit I II the vllliiKii nf Washington last night Tlier were Iiriecu men In t lie mlnu l t tine time or time ucctdent and only one I escaped with lii lift Shortly before the explosion occurred I 0 mliura ascended from the pit COH WIPES OFF THE sun fOR MAX HOCHSTIM 1 Justice Grain Dismisses indict i ments Charging Perjury and Violation of Election Laws MTV irocli tlm Is free and pure as tho driven snow Not a tiKina or nnyl him i ele rest on the honored name of Jlie1 etlm and alan the Bowerj and else I where those who know Max as a luun hll1 Me worker In the interests of snetnos and light and a firm and consls nt I supporter of Tim Sullivan are en veloj etl In joy The two Inillctmeiits found against Max Hochstlm III December chnrslmr him with perjury nnd violating the election laws were disunissel today by I Judge CrTln In the Court of General Sessions Of course the Grand Jury didnt know Max JlochstUn or It would noehltin never have Indicted hIm I Nobody who knows Max Hochstlm would ever nccu him of wllfullv per juring himself He might intake a mis take In the rush and responsibility of runnlne the renowned Sans Sand Music 111 a man Is liable to tort little de I tails hut tin idea that Iax Hochstlm unild KO and swear to anything that anybody could catch him ten i lie aliit was positively ridiculous Of course there vas no evidence iKilnFi n There wa nothing to shun that wb 1 he more he was tie lily peron enttled to nile from the San Soucl ho knew there xvjs nitie Sulivin voter reslFtered from the building It was guile plain that the other voter hud not told Mt I I iwhn nut liii nnv thnt but I AIIV low HoclKini Is vindicated All the waiters at the wius I1 i 1 totii it event will wear clean apr ms In motion of tho n OLD PRESS AGENT DEAD lohn S findturd firtvllve years III at one ilm onres S iceni OIl Ihl Ht ttiitnnf vis foind deid in b M In his tioni T V St Six i avenue today Sanfird nd not been work ms Cr e me line and was n1 In oolll Iiilth A phlemn who was envied slid tlie HIT I lied died of I hemorr I in IP i Cant Eat Cant Sleep Drink a tir lay a siass ot t v 01 IIP Ate I win delicti t your 111 rsne mr app ue 9 in an 1111 or firss 11 Cv blhul St llola nl Y 4 u tnu 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Fulton i J 10 Now St INSTANT RELIEF Of I ITCHING HUMOR I Limbs Below the Knees Were Raw I Feet Too Swollen to Get Shoes I OnSleep Completely Broken i by Intense Itching and Burning If i Well in TwoDaysand Says That CUTICURA IS AMONG HIS HOUSEHOLD GODS God bless tho mnn who first com poundtd t CUr Suntan two months npo I had n humor Iwnk out on tnv hml below niv kneo ThV came to look like raw beefsteak all rod and no on knows how hey itched and burned They went so swollen that I had to split my drawer opn to Rot 111 I and could not got inv shois on for a v eclc or more I used five or MX dif ferent remedies and got no help oiiy when npplvlnp th m tho burning was worse and tine itchutnmt bee Onp morning I remembered that I had n hit of Cuti curie nnil tried It From tho moment it touched tho Itching win KW and I hay tint felt a bit of it since Tim I swelling went down and in I wo days I hld I my shoes on ninth wa about n ii ual usid tho fnticura I only wish I had nticur Remedies in tho frt of my troubles Thoy would have saved mo two or thrfo weeks of Intense Mirroring Diir inR that timo I did not sleep an hour at Inl lmo n time but was tip applvliiR sueh I ronip lii3 as I had 11 Ilenreforlh time I Ctitieura ItPtncdie will bo amonc mv I iouv holtl god test assured Ge irno U Farlev in South Stato St Concert N U May II 1007 IE2E BABY RASHES I Eczemas and Irritations Cutlcura I Is Worth Its Weight in bid The sutrprinK which Cuticuri Soap and Cnm I mum Ointment linve nlhviicd I nmong the valuIng anti tint cmrurt they I have ulTordil wornout and worried I I parents have led to their adoption in II cotmtlw home as tri ileo fur til kin nnd ealp Infantile1 mid birth humn irallidhenrl HVonms ri hc itiluni I chadiiRs nun every form of itelnn I scaly pimply skin nnd scalp him yin n I with los of hair nr speedilv ptinio nently nnd ivononiirally cnnvl ronnlt Kiiormi imi Intrrtiii TrcMrnfnt tot Hierr ilunor t Infill htiin sri lnll in ett i Oitiiirn Stnn i u t tn Hi 1 II Ci rut n ii iirnt rr 0 ii r v Hi kt If run Itpv iivn tI r in u form nf i 5 t itwl T a21 rtffvtil ft n t PiinTv hIU vvj lAs n it 11 tirld mtf r I rus t I m OjfP lp P I ilflTi MT S i UJHf I ir x lillruM I i in tP PlfWM I l r I IFEKHYAPOUHDPROFITII f Ptial For His Salrtiy MIH CREAMED 4 fi mm POUND 1 UC JECIAL lATtS ASiflBTLC 20 kiids CIOCl Puj 0 1 tatk It ow Clot i Ii C ic 1 I until 11 iluik iv deliver freo pur aimes ot one dollar and orr botwotn 1 utters nnil onth ci no nl k PIP t CR RClAys in IL7o29 CORTLANDTSt I t COff CHURCH ST I V rFqrj4ff4us1 1 a Shirts to Order From Your Own i Material y 100r Pleated gored and many I uther uptodate models I Mnll Onlirx IMlliil Green wald Bros al t M mid S7ri M I TtI 7i III l OIMMI 1 DIIV Wnah Illrlliilny BLIiNiW ONE PRICE Cash or Credit L I FInest alnck In city Hu n strictly conftilen tlal no rnploytrs nfcr CItes rc iuj I Cal or write for 111 Catalogue No 4 37MaldenLaneRY Branch 3S9 Fulton At I n iIffI H DISZD Ill PHKKST Suddenly im Wcilnesdaj Feb I I IMM s DJ 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t cO lAd 1 I i t 1 p4 T E EVENING WORLD FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21 I9O 3 7 THAW ANGERED MOTHER HASTENS TflflRPItI IIRII iuruiri nivi tf Failure of Plan to Get Him Out of Matteawan Upsets Him I BLAMES HIS LAWYERS I 1 Lunacy Board Head Still of I the Opinion That Vhites i Slayer Is Incurable t Convinced that he will have to re i I main In Matteawan for some time ow i Ing to what he terms a bull made by his lawyers Harry Thaw tOdai S showed the first signs of excltemen r ml tronuoilu Mnce hu arrived at the Hale ln ttutlon 1 A Hussrll body In company will Mrs William Thaw the mother of t Stanford Whiles slayer hastened to 3Iattcawan In he hope of piclfjlm 9 Thiw and to urgo him to make tin ibett of hjs surroundings until the re I turn to NVv York of his chief counsel J Martin V Littleton who Is at present In Florida Daniel OltPllly nr1 Mr Icabodi 1 f vlslvxl Thaw esorday It was their I Intention to proo pd ImiutdlAtily r havo the State authorities consent to Thaws removal to another Institution where ne would not bo in ci ntact will father tile criminal or violent Insane Thaw discussed the matter and was highly pleased at the prospect of n change Ferris Against Him It was learned lust night however that Dr Ferris Chairman of the Stat Board of Lunacy would oppose ny tip to remove Thaw from Matteawan and when this Information was coin munlcated to Thaw today and he wa Informed that tho matter would have to rest for a whie he vlg irousy de nounced those who thwarted his own plans for release Dr Ferris was a witness at the first trial of Harry Thaw He te tlll d that Thaw was a paranoiac and Incurable lie Is said to be stll of the same I opinion despite the two examinations he has mado since Thaw has been at llatteawan When the Thaw jury look the rate nf Knrry Thaw in tholr hands at the last trial Mr Ieabody under Instruction from Harry Thaw had prepared a writ to be presented to the Supreme Court In the event that Thaw was acquitted t on the ground of Insanity This writ I would have stayed any commitment to JIattoawan and the question of Thaws I anlty or Insanity would have been threshed out nt once But after the verdict was rendered the lawyers held I a conference and decided that It would tie best to let well enough alonu und not present the writ i Must Walt Patiently Thaw was furious when this decision was communicated to him in the i heriffs ante room where he was wait ing He Mornitil for half an hour He Insisted that the writ bo presented In court ut once Hut he was flniMv overruled and Inducod to co to Mat teawan In going to Mntteawan Thaw was place under tho control of a man who had already sworn that lie wv an In curable lunatic It will now bocnino aecessary 10 overcome the opposition A J of Dr Ferris The Thaw lawyer 1 c hoped that in title Dr Ferris would change hLs j o tn and thcv were 1 greatly dlappluted upon learning that no was still of tho ml1 mind ii DR GRAYBLINN i IS PUT ON TRIAL 1 Jumped Bail on Indictment in 1903 and Thought Case I Outlawed Dr 1ranc GrayBllnn who was In fflcted In 1903 Oor attempting to perform an Illegal operation In his hospital at No ICfi West Fortyseventh street was I placed on trial today before Judge Crane In Part IL General Sessions After his indictment the physician was released on 1500 ball He jumped the bond and vanished Hundred of dol lars were spent by the County Modlcal Society In an effort to locate him Sev I eral days ago he returned and walked Into tl19 DistrictAttorneys otllce He thought the Indictment against I him would be considered out of date It wasnt and he was arrested Tho crime for which ho Is on trial is al leged to have been committed Nov 22 1903 THREE JAP OFFICERS DIE IN CRUISER ACCIDENT TOIQO Fob 21Whlle the Japanese J cruiser Alcaahl was encased In towing I work at Arlyakl In tho Nagasaki pre fecture last night a bollnrd gave way Three noncommissioned officers wve killed and two olllcers were Injured The Akashl returned to Kuro John D Crimmins Catches Big Fish PVXil BEAdi Fin Feb 21John D Crlmmlns of Now York yesterday aught a 15pound sail fish near tho ocean pier It takes its name from tho formidable projection running along tho t br vllch Is spread like a sail Its I color Is blue throughout Mr Crlmmlns li consIdered the most skilled fisherman In these waters iI 0 Y A VOriLAU MONa HIT v I In The Ulrl Hrhlnd the Counter Icn rifld niu lral rnmril n t the herald r l Square thijr sloe If Youll Watk With Me It Is the hit ol the thaw It Is Urn In the Mugnilne Hrctloa of hut I I undm World words and music Ordsr I sMtaj i L Baldwin to Build First Aerial Warship for the l U S Governments Purposed Flying Squadron Will Have It Ready for Experi ment in 150 Days at a Cost of 6750 TO BE CIGAR SHAPED Frame of Bamboo and Alum inum to Carry 350 Pounds of Freight Besides Passengers Thomas S Baldwin of New York who probably will be the constructor of the first war balloon ordered hy the United States Government Is an aerial navigator of much experience His successful aircraft the dirigible Arrow was one of the first steerabl airships built In thIs country lie is the I author ot the remark that the day will I conic when a man will ask for his wlnq I as he now asks for his shoos The Government seems to have derided that I he Is the man with the proper atnotin of tniauslasm to construct for It a stoorable aerial warshipx The airship constructor proposes to imlli a dirigible craft for G7 and have It ti the air 130 days later All other bidders I Including Peter Cooper Hewitt have been excluded from the competition and according to nriKen James Al len chief of the slKnal corps the air ship proposed by Baldwin comes both In point of economy and praetlcaoility iiinrc nearly within the scope of tin Governments programme than an other designers If accepted the Ilild I win craft will be the nucleus of ai aerial war squadron I The Baldwin ship will consist of a elsarshitped envelope to be gas filled suppirtinc a framework of bamboo and aluminum which In Its turn will sup PI rt the driving machinery The car will be capable of carrying 330 pounds of freight bsitles Its human occupant and nt least 1QO pounds of ballast 20 Miles an Hour Against Wind I Aceodlir to the Inventor the ship will sail rIght In the teeth of a good capful of wind at a speed of twenty Tnil an hour Under favorable condl tnn hoa ewer she Is enrM1TV eX lclell to hot ter thIs hv five mile nn hour It was 01 St IIOul tbat th l1nlI1I zdroip first i attrnetl the nttettrn nf Ihe aeronautic 01ld II lernonstritel there that it couM tack sail agaInst the wind and CO throiurh any evohirlnn that a first class Yacht ran perform This ship nuccessful as It was Jiald I win declared was an experiment and her fmsrlne cave the Inventor and his i assistants a eood deil of trouble The Arrow however won the honor of bo lus the first succtissful Amurcnn built I illrldble alrsliln Capt naldw n Is a man of Interesting personality With balloons of various types he Is as familiar as a navigator with ships He has mode ascents In Oh iia Australia Now Zealand South Africa and literally all over Europe In Johunnosburs he madu an ascen flon on A wild blustery day In older not to disappoint the crowds that had ridden Into town from mllei round to eeo his BBS bag ascend The balloon shot up amid the cneers of the crowd but Its navigator did not share their enthuslas for sweeping over the veldt nt ress speed came a South African wind storm The balloon spinning round like a top was hurled along and In the blackness that overspread every thing Capt Baldwin had no means of I making out where he was Came Down In a Zulu Camp After about twelve hours or more when the storm subsided and a bright moon appeared the balloon man found himself about n thousand foot above a Jungle Ho was locking about for n good place to descend when a shout was borne up to him ant he found I that ho was over u clearing In which was situated a Zulu vlllige The sight of the big balloon had thrown Its Inhab itants Into a panic The women and children lied to the Jungle as the big gas bag flopped down and only the warriors stood their ground Luckily I I for Baldwin they had seen white men before and so he was hospitably re ceived though regarded as a wizard The natives were only too glad to paddle himself and his balloon down a river back to civilization They didnt like the gas bag around In China where Capt Baldwin used a hotair balloon the simple method of Inflation mado such a hit with the na tives that at FooChow a Mongolian Darius Green constructed n hotair bag with a dragons head and tall and taste ful trlmmlnKS There was only one trou ble the designer of the balloon which was a monster forgot that a balloon requires to be cut loose easy On the eventful day of the ascension the Chinamans balloon shot up like a bullet onrryliiK with It not only the aeronaut but about a score of his fellowtownsmon who worn hanging on to the steadying ropes when some one cut the air bag loose The result had a depressing effect on the future of ballooning as n sport in China A few years ago nt an ascension In Denver Capt Baldwin and a compan ion were whisked off Into space at ex press speed and whirled around rilcos Pak They managed at last to make fast an anchor In somo treetopi and got back to earth Since that tlne Baldwin has devoted himself to dlrls Iblo ships UTO HIRE AND CORSETS IN BANKRUPTCY LIST Waring Denhatn of the Antoinette Files a Varied Schedule of Bills Unpaid to 77 Creditors In a bankrutcy petition just filed WarIng Dcnham who lives In style at the Antoinette Apartment No 51 East Fiftyeighth street owns up to sevonty seven creditors to whom ho owes lltito mid udds that ho has not u I dollar to pay them I Among his multitude of bills are some for corsets millinery theatre tickets automobile hire Honors rent coffee pots and cIgars lIe owes the Cafe des Ambassadour 153 the Holland house K3S the New York Transportation Company JSTO and John Korsytho haberdasher JU2 He also has failed to pay in due In the Nyack Country dot D nhtm U hlliri I HIS FORMER SHIP ARROW u U f II PAPAS WARRAfHS I HALTED WtDOiNG ONLY fOR A NIGHT Jersey Couple Miss Marriage by Minister but Judge Makes Them Man and Wife piial ti The Hipnini Wurd I HLIXAUETH N J Feb 21 Hubert T Hunter twentytwo years old and IMiiA Grace Dltzel seventeen were married today by Police Justice Mahon after spending the night In station I house cells in Newark Warrants charg ing the bridegroom with abduction and the bride with disorderly conduct wore I withdrawn when the young womans father consented to the ceremony tak ing place In court Burner and Miss Dltzel were to have I been married last nig itt at the home of the bridegrooms mother No 13 12 Fill I more street Newark where tho girl hits been for a week owin as she said to i a differenct with her lather who lives at No 1S3 iorth llroaid street Eliza i beth The lev Mr Stanley was on hand to officiate and the happy young couple and their tuctts were dressed for tho occasion when two detectives I entered with warrants and led the Couple off to Jail This morning they were brought to I Elizabeth where the girls father charged Ito young nun with having kid napped his daughter and JudKo I Mahon held Hunter In 5 hall loiter I It was explained to tin Judge that t tie couple wanted to get rnnrrtvil The bride I groom showed tho wedding ring and ex plained that when sick pome time ago Miss Dltzel hud nursed him back to health and they fell in love nut her father had objected to Uielr marrying The Judge called all comerncil Into consultation and Mr I ii tad announced that if the couple would agree to marry In court he would give his consent to the union Hasty assent was given and tho Judge tied the knot Mr Ditzel giv ing his daughter away Tnere wcic kisses all around the Judge wished the bridal couple good luck and a throri in the courtroom applauded as they left when taken to the stationhouse last night the bride nlll her father hau ehoscn another man as a husbind fat her and because she refuse1 to accept I him Sir Dtzel had told her to lent the house She took him ut his word and she added the trouble followed o FAINTED ON RADIATOR DIED OF HER BURNS I Mrs Eagle Who Was Strangely Injured in Hotel Room Ex pired After Eleven Days After lingering In agony for eleven days during which every resource known to medical science to relieve her sufferings and save her life was brought Into requisition Mrs Annie Eagle dkd today in the New York Hospital from burns she received at tho Victoria 110 I tel Mrs Ene who wAS forty years old i was a patron of the hotel It was hor custom to come regularly to this city from her home In Toronto CanaJa to visit a married daughter i On Fob 10 while dressing In her room she became faint and fell across a steam radiator A maid discovered Mrs Kaglea plight but could not enter tho room which was locle from tho Inside The maid Informed Manager Thomas nnl the hotel electrician climbed through the window from u flrcc cnpe Mrs Kaglo was uncon scious and her body hart lall rested on I the hot radiator the flesh burning Mrs KRCU was hurnsl to the hos pital lIlt death today followed a period of unconsciousness I INTERNATIONAL HOCKEYi i Volir rills Year Ili cnu Ynlo Venal Hun lull for Senmm NHW IIAVFN Conn Feb 2LIt was stated by the Yalo nthlutlc author ities today that there will bo no I International hockoy game this year between the Yale team winners ot the Intercollegiate championship und tho I seven from tho University of Toronto There hAil been come tall of a rnot I Inc between these teams to decide the ohamnlonshln ot North America but the Yale team haj gone out of tralnlnc J aDd will not pUy a Biu IV jiaf I PBEST SAVES POLICEMAN IN SALOON 8RAVL Mob Bent on Killing Foley Flees Before Father Bergen and a Sergeant The opportune arrival of a prIest and a police sergeant probably saved tho life of Policeman Patrick Folev In a saloon fight at Tenth avenue and For tysecond street early today Foley deprlveool his club and revolver was down on the hoer and half a dozen men were klcklns nt him when Father IJergen and Sew Cooper of the West Fortyseventh street station appeared Foley who Is attached to the West I Fortyseventh street station heard three shots In the saloon and ran into the back room Fully a dozen men I were fighting Tilt room was full ol sniokc tables and chairs were over turned and one man lay on the floor bleeding from a bullet wound As soon ns Foley entered the room the lighting men dropped their own disagreement and attacked him lie was quickly stripped of his gun and club and the whole crowd was seem Inglv bent upon following the advice of a man who veiled Kill the cop 5erst Cooper and Father Bergen engaged In conversation on the street nearly a block atvay luarj tho shots and hurried lo the settle the polke mall to iiicll the disturbance Ilhl tho Iirus to taut is ter tu till dv I nit should his services lie required A s they burst into the loom Hie crowd rushed for tlie flout stint s lad the duors open and lied i ouper caught John Hrcslln twenty one yeirs old of No rJ7 VVet Thirty ninth Street James McCarthy of No n7 Vest Follyninth street was on thu hour unable to move from the cuiu ituud efterts of whiskey and n Imlli wiiund In till lift up hot h men weie arn tel but refused lo fray anything about Urn light MI Lnrthy snld ho did not know who suit him Magistrate I Wiihle In the West Side Court held them In STOO ball eaoh for further ex amination THREE MANHOLES IN GAS ERUPTION I SCARf WST SIDES S Covers Blown High as Roof by Strange Explosions Underground Residents In West One Hundred and Eleventh street between Seventh and i nighth avenues are speculating today on the strange bombardment that turn jltd tillin out of their beds In the middle of tho night fearful of a wholesale on slaught by the lllnck Hand There woro threo distinct explosions iml after the thud the lire apparatus clattered Into I ho street to add to the I general commotion Hut It proved that there was no lire and no bomb Throe manhole covers had blown up Tho manholes lead to conduits of the Ellison Electric Light Company and ivm the covers should have blown up could not lio clearly explained today One of tho companys Inspectors said he aelcvi 1 gas had leaked Into the apor lures He couldnt Imagine how the gas mil been Ignited Prolinlil he said It wasnt Ig nited bui Just blew out rovers from pressure The Ian and nw wed l1 I hem on until they were airtIght Therefore any leak of gns would have I no possible escape The gas Is subject to atmosp icrlc influence contructiig then It Is old and expanding when It s hot A lot must have escaped In to blow thesn covers out and shoot them ip as hlgli as the roof as a policeman who saw one of them go off says SULTAN REASSURES CZAR ST PCTEUSHUUG Feb SlKussla has received positive assuranco that the Sultan hvs no wish to quarrel with Uussla and that the Turkish military preparations in Northwestern Turkey near the RussIan border aro not di rected against Russia but are made neotuary by the IntenMl situation in iVnnenla and KurdrsUst I J 1 THOMAS BALDWIN I ALONE WITH DEAD MAN SEVEN DAYS LIGHTHOUSE Companion of Keeper Impris oned by Ice Forced to Keep Terrifying VigiL TOIKPO Feb 21Fle lnc In terror I over long stroMios of trcichcrous I I from the Toledo harbor lIghthouse whern for seven drry 5 ho hail boon Irn i prisoned with the dend hndv of Capt I Delns Hayilen Joe Herner reached to city yesterday afternoon lie brought the news of the death tn friends and relative telllnjr of the nerverneJiinp vigil beclds the ilylnK man In the lonely llRhthoii ind hI still more terrifying experience while watching over the d nd hotly waiting I for a turn In the WlI her which would I permit his tSirpe over tho Ice i Hayden was ennsoloun to tIne last arid left a rm yiuTiJ for each of his relatives and friends He died In Ms companions 1 arm llcrnor placed the bndv in one of the lower rooms of the irhlhoue and boTan his wait tor 4in opportunity lo reach hore Around the lighthouse I lie I ii nns llrrn umler tho MIMV an1 wl1 n Hern r Ftnrted out nt I oi Imk fIflIIltV iif tcrnoon he hat tr rung Impos of rearli Inc tlp chore In so fet v Vn Iho innl was extnmely penliuis ie beniK not oven uiilppiMl with n plko pole with which to sound the Ire Mnnv times ho fell Into air holes point Into the icy val am to MS knots Al rnariv plies nlsohe fnurul open water nn l fieiiiint 1 v he niirpiwlv i III bv rlio m rst ti lao tsI t I Iolh I Hernor i ainiit es MIIH how he I reid tn renoli Odnr Iolnl estoliv I tarn K He had no lila as to the tt reett7 n wblii he nns wnlklnc arid had h n COliC i i feel eliher ast or west of III cnurs he liiuipmed lo take ill otnlt have mlhsod Innd nlteget tier Ho mNen linttrr rest at Cclar 1 olm and Own prneelel 10 tb 11t I I HERBERT SUES FOR A SONG Marie Cull II I Stt n ill roilli tinier Wlm WIIIIIN mioo Victor Herbert was nlnlntlrr tnlnv In I the trnl before Justice nor In ie 551 premn Cmtrf of an n Mlnr ntniit hr herd M Edmunds and DanIel W Ar thur for the return of Ji he rays lie paid to Edmunds for tho lyre of nurf neps Is Business which was smug in i In Xoordland by Mario Calilll j At t lie conolirilori of Miss I ahllls on gnfioment her huKbrind Pnnlel V r ttuir elnlmerl nvinTsiiln n I ing Never eat a heavy meal when very tired 1 he stomach with its I nerves of digestion that I govern the outpour of the I digestive juices is unabu I to react during a condition i of exhaustion i A short rest then a dish of crisp savory GrapeNuts I and cream will be promptly absorbed and in a short time the vital powers will be restored Then the stom ach will be in condition to digest with comfort other desirable fopds which the natural appetite may call for There arc many sides to the value of Grape Nuts Try It out for your self and youll soon realize Theres a Reason Read the little book The Roadto Wellville in pkgs PREACHER LAn ELOPERS ARREST CHEATED CUPID Everything Was Ready for the Wedding When Sleuths Broke In to Arrest Couple If the parson who had been engaged 0 marry them had not stopped to look n the shop windows pretty IMna Pit el tevontccii years old of No Had North Itroad street Elizabeth X J vould today bo receiving congratula Ions on Ito splendid lit of her now tattle She had promised Hubert H Hunter of No 4Tj 1ilmoro street Vwark to help him carry his director leslgnallon and lust nlsht was the Utui et for tho wedding Ml tho guests vero HHsembled at the homa of IIU MIS parents the inble groaned under i tnotloiyunlbasemint uuddlng take nd bride and bridegroom elect eagerly iiii d the clergyman I What under the sun can bo keeping lin turned tIme girl rnntH hm now answored Hubert thing the stairs without touching the top as the doorbell begun tingling pnn Miss Ultzel live here nskeO I of two men Wine stood at tho door Yes ves this Is tho house shouted ie girl Ira nfl tho landing above An on the minister What kept you lurry the soup will tw ruined und the Us fire starving Were not mlniMtrV said the man U ero detectives nnd wo havo wnr man named Hunter and a I i nts for n lan lalo rl named Inizel Sorry to Interrupt festivities but you both better corni I rig please Mr Policeman sol 1leasc plels 11 lollcetan 01 Kdnii cant you wait till tho ne HuIl bo here lergyrnati marries us 1101 my rnimrtu now and wo dont carts I hit jou do to us after that Hunter voted aye on this proposition nd ItO guests Murroundul the dotec uves tUtU bugged them lot to client uiild Tho dotectlvua lntoniuiJ the ornpinv tlwt the girls father had so e ured warrants for herself and her weuiheart and charged her with run ning awiiv from homo mid him with rn ierybody cried uoini her to KO urr trne and then Hubertand Kdna took lU of Iln and followed the delec

ilvts to Iollco lluuddunrturs Tliero was another twirful parting when the lovew wen eparnted and taken to dif feromtt tell worry dear paid Hunter FvinthliiL orr her ail rlRht In a few wil nTlhlnL keen that das anti mv name will I rdni r ttld the police that her father v intel her to marry a imn she didnl ovf She said she left innate a W 3i jti ad has been living with hunters film 5 BRIDEGROOM STABBED AT WEDDING FEAST Uncle Charged With Knifing Youiif Man in the Back After Being Ejected Ton Iubln thirty years old Is In the Jersey City Hospital with a stab wound itt his lung an l his uncle Adam Ijtrbln fifty years old Is under arrest charged vlth having Intllctod the wound Tony was marl last night nt his hOI No Wj Fifteenth street His un cle vas dlsiilcafeil at the milan rittge mil niK le so riiue trouble mitt Tony a lin whom hu lived put him nut of the muse As thin lirldegnun was rotuiri ng from the street to th noupe the inile siy the uncle stubbed his nep ew I La 11 bark with a purketktilfe Tlie nodding guesls calleii Itllreman IVin w1 o arr Mied the uncle r mvs I i nitilllloii Is Sill tn lie i rltl n1 lne tin I 1 K OIlS liel In Ilio First frlmlniil Court tiiilav to I With fie result of his r iws St00 Size 1 H alP I H eaith Contains 23 times as much as 50c size and Never Fails lo RESTORE GRAY HAIR I to its NATURAL COLOR Buy i next time at your druggists I II I EVERYTHING FUR HOUSKKKEPlwC Brass and Iron Beds i T1rT F u r n iture Carpets I I Pill Draperies I I Piaiu s and I 11 hoiiujjriplts 11 l t 1 i Iurnlshnl 5875 VIT1l li Itdu 7950 Slinths flenni Erri4rl Fie 12209 cnrrnjI E KLY WIIITI FOIl NEW ito iii tr OIMN iT gllya t nfr in Ei I rWernets POWDER r FALSE TEETH Make Looe Df0pinif iila f f 1 Wob hDr Torturing Fuss T eetb fit perfectly tight at aQs Ibe first application Cure Sore Gum Make BreatbSwett lul 4 ur UUUIn I 1U I Macy Cos Heura A Cooper Son Slectl I Vtrnet Death Mfs Co llUad1p PI FRESH INK SHOWS THEIR MARRIAGE AS NOT LEGAL I I Aleri Clerk Detects Fraud and Emil Caron a Notary Goes to Tombs The alertness of A N Chaser f deputy city clerk resulted today In this annulment of a marriage which at no tlrnj had been legal and the commit ment of Emil Carow of No 20G East Eightyeighth street the notary who performed tho ceremony to the Tombs on II diarse of violating the perril code relating to this new marriage lawn Carow yesterday fed with the City Clerk a copy of a marrlagn contract drawn up by him In accordance with the old Domestic Relations law which became a lend latter on Jan Ir lust The contract rceorded the marrligo of Oilurge Sudnur of No Ill East Forty seventh street and Emily Johnson of No 232 IJist One Hundred and Seven I teenth street I was witnessed by Paul Jnnge and by Carowa wife Henrietta rite seal showed that it was perfonnod I on Dec Hi of lust year when th i Do mestic Hulatlons law which provided for rnarrlago bv contract before a notary was btlll In force The dito of Dec 10 was also Indorsed on tle agree ment Uluierji sUHpiclons were aro used bv tin irpireit treshness of the ink with which the document was written He summond Sudner to hIs olllce and SOor li irrcd tl1 tho bridegroom had signed the onlt reeL on Feb 17 laser In formed the DistrictAttorneys office ami iodav after uu examination of all tine persons conctnnil by Assistant Dil triotAltorney Krotel Carow was com 1al mitted t lie Tombs in default of 0 Jmrnedlritolv after concluding his cx amlnntlon Mr Krolel saw HlstrletAt toriicy Jerome who ordered a thorough livestlgallon to bn made of this branch of the notary business arow told Mr Krotel that It was a common prac lice among I certain class of notnrliw to draw up rind date back these tra Ind c thee mar rlago contracts Carow In hope of clemency has offered to tell the names to ne8 of a score of notaries he knows to have I been guilty of similar offenses ILLS OF OLD AGE fj Broken Health and Shattered 1 Nerves Give Way to f Strength and Vigor Mrs Sarah J Wlndrom of Ch cnso Rramlnlece of Alexander Ha Ion who signed the Declaration of Independence says VINOL Is a Kodsend to old people I am 76 years old hut have a hearty appetite sleep soundly and feel active and well to day Uranks to VIXOL When I was young cod liver oil was din penned In a greasy unpalatable form and It fairly gagged me to get It down VINOL Is entirely differ ent very palatable and nourishing to Impoverished blood I Is tho finest tonic and strength creator I ever used Mrs I W Avery Norwich N Y says At the ago of 89 I felt tho need of a tonic something to strengthen and build me up For a year I have taken VIXOL and havo found that It brings vigor and life t the aged as nothing else will XO repairs worn tissues and I checks tho natural decline I tones up tho digestive organs aids assimi lation makes rich red blood and strengthens every organ In the body In this natural manner VINOL ro plaros weakness with strength VINOL Is not a patent medicine lint I delicious cod liver preparation which contains all tho medicinal bodybuilding elements of cod live oil In I concentrated form taken from fresh cods livers the useless oil eliminated and tonic Iron added ol elmlnatel1 adde That is why it quickly builds np strength for old people delicate chil dren weak rundown persons and euros chronic coughs colds an I bronchitis Your money returned 1C falls to benefit wnniti TO OIT VIXOT ix X Y HIKIIII OaviiiriMilwiiTJilukllowlsth 1I11h vpath s ant lpnnx Avanotfi M ami nil t elh bt iiiul AmntiTilmii An lout M tel llrniilvny nil ulton M Brooklyn Tltmn HulMltii 40I M ami llrcinwar llroailwiH emil lllcKckvr ht lllkrrii lirnustnrr rtli Ave nnitsM Stcnmnt Itriutiluar aiul nth M Woet JMih st pn Waldorf A dons corner Hth M ami Seventh Ave In llriviklyn Ulk rn lirui Mores 4M Tiillon St3 Inliiiii M tn lJaUub Ave 34Sumnflr Avl 7Unliiiii1 Si i MI i Kin mil iliia limit Mnnllirtti i St ant nli Avo llrnail ar sal Kth 16h St anil stli AVf AvJ Tnntmitnii KEO M AT Coluinliua Av1 K 4M St All at all firing storm whiritthU MtMMMiil JJHF white ulcii U dl i litycd t Riker Drug Store Employees The fourteen Riker Drug Stores in New York Brooklyn and Boston furnish employment to nearly one thousand people We believe that we I have a body of men and women who for intelligence skill courtesy and honesty cannot be duplicated hi any similar institution We are as par ticular about the quality o our employees as we are about the quality of I our Drug Store Goods i 1 among these hundreds of loyal Industrious men and women there should come by chance one who does not practice the principles of fair ness courtesy honesty and politeness which we preach we would con sider it a great favor to ourselves and a matter of simple Justice to our loyal employees If customers would report such shortcomings to the management In this wav and only in this way can we maintain to the fullest extent the Integrity of the Piker insttutlon I People arc going out of their way to take a look at our i 3000000 Soda Fountain nt 1315 Vest 3th St and incident I I Famous oily a good Soda many of them are quenching their thirst with Hikers PATENT MEDICINES Oilier IllUers Irlcei Price fVoio nmulnlnn large lOU m Siolfn Uniulilnn imnll 80 Jill Cnslorlu 1 riniln Hxtrnrt ii tl londn ixlracr 100 IT I mis nman 173 1rit 1xllInn 0 lit cure your I ititis coiiBh or wo refund the tls I liinniv 2ai not bile 1n t tier Jnlins 1IMI fi Ililhrr Tnhns Pinatl r1 tl AnllpllloKlatlni 10 117 AnUlhloJIUnn 10 AntlpliliiKhtlllo 7 I ntlrtlilirlstliii 12T Sl llimithi l iil 100 71 Snl llpnlla IT 11 Sal llrpnllra TiO IJ Sal llopiltlra lUO s Ilnkhnln n lm 100 71 MliinrilH llnlntent 2r Jo Anclcrs KmiilBlon 100 71 liniino Sollrcr e 1 Itrninn Seltzer 100 fi Dnmlerlno 25 11 Others Upr r Prlcei Prices Jrle Per I Oi Dindcrlno luu HI Wnmpola C I 0 1OO ttt I 110 Kmiilslon lOO 7i Pailrrn J I l ills r 1iJ Ilurtn Ton Cure 2S ll hays flair health SO fltt I Mult Ciil Liver Oil ana I RIPtLTI3 Wine for tired mother I tl3 nnl nklclv chlldrnn IQo lluya Hnlr llonlth 100 75 Pokin Onndiuff Cur 100 r M ekes Danilniff Cur 61 U7 Cutlcura Ointment SO 811 MnnnfleliVn Capillaries SO 311 Laxative literal Quinine 25 17 Uulnlnx Imo 2isr per 100 11 iss pln FairchIld SO rm K s Iepnln Fulrrhllil 100 OT KtnartH Uysp Tnhii 50 Ut Slunrts Iypp Tuils 100 firs Hnrllcks Mnlt Milk RO US 10rlck Hnrllcks Mnlt Milk 100 74 I IlorllcUi Malt Milk Heap 371 S05 Ileechnma Pills 25 17 TOILET GOODS Others Itllirrs r Prices 1rlrrs Itlkers Illusion Cream 7o Hosjillne 25 1 When your wife Iuntrlte Nail PolIsh SS tS Frosrllla I l5 1 says Rring met ajar Cnlilrrs Dentine 25 17 l11 Dentne of that Faco Amoim Iowdtr Z ft lit elegant Shefflells T Iajtn 25 12 Cream she means I RlKIl Antiseptic Tooth ponder i no grIt no Acid clean and Drr orves the teeth 15c

Rikers Uromo Seller lOc sire 7c 25c size ITc Violet Cerate Huvlers Gliocolates the Soc kind UiiTJb BELLE AEAD SWEETS 50c sold at all Hiker stores lOc lb OuarantceJ equal o superior to any candies sold any where at any price Iluino und Mall Onlrrs promptly nllrd Charge iirrnunln Hollcltml Fr Ihlnp In irratrr Vw York Mall Order Ptptirtnirnt Sixth Ave Si IM M New York r 11 Hilton St llrixikljn Rft E S DRUG TRES S YOIIK 1IHOOKIYN dEli AVK A 211 ST irii rrtTov sr 1 7TII AVi A 1 llll HT nJ Miiit t INiox STS III hot IW Ai A IITII hf 171 1IItl AVI 110 t w tiiiI UTI rt ITOV O ciiNiox ncrt4 AYES 0ll0hIIfl rID Wnnonr SISEIO iirrinsos 3 RTml R IS ImsnX t t M o 1 t w p W M 4 r7 o os p t Y I 1J jjut ILooK rJ i Whe1e T c4Dy il World Advts o p i I prlntotl 1 I ilurlnsr k hlS the S pot Lnghi1 ansr 1 MOIIK THAN TIII FillW I IIKHAUI l 1 0 Q 0 4 I u

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7 p i I rr I Ill 4 THE EVENING WORLD1 FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21 I9O 1 BURGLARS WRAP t i GUARD IN GAUZE AND LOOT HOME f Seize Attendant in Doctors J Office and Tie Him With 200 Yards of Bandages CLEANED OUT PLACE Anthony S c h e e r s Strange Story Being Investigated by Police ToDay Anthony cheers Story that he was bound and gagged by two men who ransacked Dr Edwin F Randalls resi dence of which lie had charge Is be ing Investigated today bv the Brooklyn 1 lyn police Efforts are also making to run down the crooks whose description was furnished by the young caretaker who Is only seventeen years old That robbers should nicely time the departure of Dr Randall and his wife befcju making their entry Is a ohase of A tI situation which U not half so Interesting as the tory of the boys plight and the operation of the brace of house invaders AS told by himself Wound round with two hundred yards of gauze which the doctor uses for bandaging purposes young Scheer was compelled to watch the operations of the men as they traversed room after room jimmying closets and ward robes and desks In search of valuables They went about the work leisurely while Scheer wrapped like an Incased pauiagc from toe to chin was helpless When silverware and trinkets valued at 12050 had been gathered and placed In a sack bv the crooks they bade Anthony good evening and cautioning him at the point of a revolver to be a I good ijoy took their departure I I Dr Randall has his office and resi dence at Xo 131 Hancock street Last I nIght he and his wife went to the opera leaving Anthony who has been In the doctors employ four years In charge A maid who usually remains when the doctor and his wife are away had a night off Anthony was left alone According to him the door bell rang soon after the physician left and when Scheer answered two men stood In the vestibule Doctor In asked one Xope an swered Anthony Well wait said the man stepping acrOES the threshold The other fol lowed One clappeu a hand over the boys mouth and the second man pro duced gun at sight of which Anthony collapsed One of the men went Into the office and came out with a huge roll of gauze Uoth took turns winding p xr Anthony up In the bandange Then they plunked him in a chair helphjs Anthony finally got one hand loose and managed to summon assistance I oer the telephone POLAR BEAR PfARY nitS IN BRONX ZOO I I Thirteen Years Old Weighing 800 Pounds Succumbs to Heart Disease Peary a Bronx Zoo Polar bear was found dead today In his apartment D ath Is believed to have been due to heart disease pneumonia or fatty de generation of the heart Director Horn eday may hold an Inquest In the Inter cut of natural science Tho dead bear was thirteen years old weighed MK pounds was nfty Inches tall and s ven feet two Inches from nose to tall When found he was Btrutched out on a cake of Ice his paws folded over his breast and a smile upon his lips It is thought that he passed away In the middle of the night He lived alone In an openwork apartment with a rave In It It Is not likely that Penn will be I I deeply mourned by his friends and fel I lowcountry folk as he was a murderer He murdered his ride about a year I and u half ego She was Miss Minnie UuicnliH 11 swiit young thing welshing olii 71 pounds T IB uatiely occurred In the HHIB arunem 1iMry dlfd in tnday While lIP ft c pt lilt brIde was pushed into his clwelrnj ajid the gates were locked tit was tic simple wadding ceremony Vur awnk md and saw sat Was foisted upun him as his betterhalf It IB said lie tnillrd unpltisantly as he walked over to her seized her by th rfik and Mrannlod u to Uinti Ai Mlnliio llorealli cost lu0 no more brides fell tu fin portion of Pan II rel1nted u Kiillt n cfllliato until hi death Icary had appeared to bo In robust health wIle last PPn In fact te was never 111 Thp nrf nt wtMttwr seemed to ajrref mifrhty well with him i Dont Flirt with Miss Oppi uniy She I is a jealous creature and de I mands an ardent courtship a prompt proposal and a speedy acceptance I She is beckoning to you toda through the Busi ness Opportunity columns of this mornings World i lQtVT MISS This Chance to Meet Her l U I SUES HOSPITAL I fOR INTEREST ON I DONATION BONO II Dr BoKit Assigns His Claim to Collector Who De mands Interest The officials of St Marks Hospital at Xo ITT Second avenue aio agitated over the suit begun today bifore Jus tice Murray In the Thirteenth District Court by George F McCoy a collector acting on a claim slpned to him bv Dr Herman J Duldt of Xo 39 East Sixtyfirst street to recover the prln cipil and accrued Interest of a second mortgage bond Issued by the hospital fourteen years asp Dr nol lt Is and has been for years one of the chief physicians on the vls Itliw stair at tli hospital It is charged by the officials that Dr Tioldt Is he hind the action Instituted by Mr Mc Coy to rec ver payment for a bond to which he the doctor never had any I legal rlpht Mr John C West aPPeared both te I treasurer of the hospital and counsel Considered Purchase Donation I The bond or certificate of Indebted I Ill ss Involve was one of nn JllftV j Issue In ISM as a second mortjraee on the property In Second avenue The I purchase of the bonds was looked upon j hv the hospital authorities as a dona tion to help the charitable work Xo i purchaser of the bonds had ever asked I for Interest or payment on the tnts up to the time of this suit One of the points of tho defense I thai Dr Boldt never paid cashfor the bond U Is claimed tnat after prom ises to buv a bond in 1MU he delivered to the hospital what was reputed to be Jl 000 worth of surcical Instruments for which he was tendered a ctTttticute It is aliened that these mstrunum found to be worLh tOO were and oJllcer of the ho The trustees little courtroom In in the pltal sere court when the cano street the Madison was called today by Justice Murray the nrst witness and Mr McCoy was nVwenns questions of his attorney Charks t targls related how ne caiue to possess the bond Never Got Any Intent Dr iioldt whom 1 have known In tar aoout eighteen a bUMness way years said Mr McCo asked nw If 1 warned to buy a bond 1 became the owner of the Instrument by assignment about Sept 4 Mr roy said He had made verbal demands upon Treasurer West and Mr I iuttunau fur Interest on the certificate but had never received a reply I How much did you pay for the bond asked Mr West An objection from Lawyer FargU which was sustained by Justlc Murray Imltttl un answer Vo ouzht to know said Mr West what consideration the plaintiff re ceived for the assignment of a non negotiable certltlcate as one of the points of our defense Is that Dr Boldt never had a legal right to the bond We believe that Mr McCov Is mere Iv acting for Dr Doldt to collect pay ment as he feared It wouldnt look right for him nn officer of the hospital to brinK the action I am going to show that Dr Boldt never paid one I cent for the bond St Marks Hospital Is not In court to repudiate honest debts and our con tention Is that this Is not one i Dr Boldt teetlited to the purchase I of the bond by him and Its sale to i Mr MeCjy Durlm hs examination It developed that the board of man 1 agement of the hospital had sent a I letter to the purchasers of the bonds shortly after the Issue akin them I to waive their Interest the hospital beIng uadly In need of money I Dr Doldt swore he had only r ed tio or one payment of Interest and Attorney Wfst produced the phv I slolpns Icter In which the JV was I returned to prove that Dr Holdt had I agreed to tho request to waive In terest Pie Judge reserved his decision EIGHT CASES TRIED AT ONCE ALL ON E ISSUfS I Lawyer Hartridge in One Asks for sot 1000 Fees for Services I Trials ere held Mmultnneousl to day In the Supreme Court of eight cases In Part VIII before Justice Gleg erich and a Jury Mark M Nlcholls de manded dnniises from Ruth A Wallace and the Molt estate for the destnic tion of two million foot of tlextble gas tubing Nlcholls hal a five year lease of Xos TM to 7 W Tenth avenue when on March H 1003 the manager of the Molt es tate changed the beating apparatus to steam Without a heater the tubing froze stiff Then when the new appar atus started It was thawed out Mr XIcholK said It wns worth J2JMO and was reduced to junk The Jury awarded him HIOiX In Part X Walter E Hlldreth of the Gllfey House President of the Hotel Mens Association ot an award of ZOO damages before Justice Gaff from Fred erick K Clark who ran him down with his automobile Mr Clark acted as his own lawyer and created a sensation by asking that his case be sent to tome other part of the court declaring he could not get an I Impartial Jury In Part X as friends of Tammany leader Jimmy Hasan of the Fifteenth Assembly District had wen each of the fifty men on Justice Colts panel Justice Goff called Jurors to be ox named Xot a man of twenty ques I tioned knew James J Hasan and all laughed at the Idea that they had been seen In Justclc Dlanchards Part XI Pplro Coundouns asked noeJ damages from Dr Andre It Robinson claiming that the physician treated him for locomotor I ataxla using the Xray till there was a blister on his back fourteen Inches long and live inches wide The Jury founl In favor of Dr Robinson Hefore Justice Xcwburser In Part XII Julius WeInberg of Xo 10 Bow ery sued the fnnolldated Gas Company for faaCKO damages for causing an ex plosion In the cellar which set fin to i the place and destroyed his piper stok Clifford Wuyne Hartrld first coun sel of harry K Thaw csked Judge Hendrlck and a jury In Part 15 to com pel Charles W Mayer promoter to pay him a bill for UIt M for legal services I One of the cases was the litigation i over the great Delhi diamond In which I Sir Charley Dllkp appeared AS counsel Another wns In Mayers connection with the late Shipbuilding Trust The trial was adjourned until next Thursday John J Gulton and P K C Rellly lost nn action against Charles Papo I I and John W Howell of the Grocery I mens Association for damages to their character by a circular sent to members of the association As the circular was confidential the plaintiff was defeated I John Karalous wioe flat at Xo JIG Fifth street was ruined by fire a year I ago sued the North JJritlsh Mercantile and Fire Insurance Company for JOTj93 damages under a JlttW policy In Part I IS where Justice Leventrltt presided i The company claimed he had attempted to defraud In hIs list of losses and In stanced a portrait of Kosclusko which they said had been an item of loss by a flro two years earlier In Karalou BrooklYn flat and which the Atlas In surance Company hail paid for The Jury found a verdict of J4oO I 1 I I 7 JL IJ J t 7 I I Tf it U t iJtt i j1 r I I JPj V Y J t W I I 0 it W Lm DOUGLAS BEST WORLD THE IN 35O S1OES MEN FOR I make and sell more mens 350 shoes than any other manufacturer in the world If I could take you into my large factories at Brockton Mass and show you how carefully W L Douglas shoes are made you would then understand why they hold their shape fit better wear longer and aroof greater value than any other 350 shoes WLBouytos 4 Gilt Edge Shoe yttSSi1 d BOYS AU WEAR W L DOUGLAS 175 A 200 SHOES Tnko Ho Mub lllMli Pit Color Alrlrt Iiftl V I lliuulu ICi rk I mi Meis W L Douglas Shoe Stores in Greater New York 433 Broadr rcor Howard 2779 Thu Avrnur HROOKLYN NV 7S5Mrodw cor 81 Si 250 Wen 125tli Street 70S71GI IlrodwrcorMlhSt 345 Eighth Avrhue 1367 Drda lJ49Urodwr cor 30th 95NU Slrcrl 1367 Urotdwar corCl iAv 421 14471449 Orodw r asa Sith Avrnur crr 22H 478 Fullon Filth Sirel cor PrL 2202 Third Avcor ZOth JERSEY CITY 18 Newark Avenue 974 Third Avnue Avenue NEW ARt7I1S DioJ Street PATKltSON M J10U MuLtl ournrr Clerk St I JURYS VERDICT IS A PUZZLE fOR COURT TO SOLVE Findings in Delaney Divorce Case So Involved No One Knows Who Wins One of the most puzzling verdicts ever recorded is that in the suit of Mrs Sarah C Delaney for separation from Denis J Delaney former confi dential man for Tabot J Taylor Co She alleged cruelty and be brousht i counter chare of misconduct with his friend Walter Voss The jury was given several questions to answer Justice Truax directed I them to reply In the negative to the question whether or not Mrs Delaney lad been guilty of misconduct with Voss The tory decided that Deanev plotted to have his wife commit an act of npmprletv with Voss but that ho was not guilty of habitual drunkenness nor was she It disagreed as to Oe aneys temper and cruelty and dls aKreid on the other chares as well after being out five hours A justice in Special Term will have to adjudicate the verdict and there is much speculation as to whom custody of the four children will be awarded 1 Mr lielnnev fainted in the corridor of the County CourtHouse upon hearI 1m that the jury had disagreed She I appeared to Set the better of the ver I dict but even thc jurors didnt know I In whose favor the decided i 18 MEN BLOWN TO BITS BY DYNAMITE Ten Tons of the Explosive Goes OfT at a California I Powder Mill I BBRKETEY Cal Fob IWIth a force thU shook the entire bay region like an earthquake ten tons of dynamite In the packing house of the Hercules Powder Works at Finale fourteen miles north of here blew up yesterday Four white men and twentyfour China men all who were In the building were killed W M Stlllwell foreman of the pack Ing house was blown to atoms Manuel Enos Joseph Grace and W A Ilodrl iruez were the other white men lil J Flames burst forth In the ruins fol lowing the explosion and threatened I the gelatine house where two score trlrls wore ut work A panic ensued and many were cut bv flylne glass and crushed and tram I I pled In the mad rush for the doors COMPTROLLER CALLS FOR BANK STATEMENT WASHINGTON Feb 21The Comp troller of thp Currency today ssuvil a call for a statement of tho condition f all national hanks at the close of busi ness on Fob 14 last ImNKLIN SAYS ERROR WAS MADE ON 5CENT FARE Republican Leaders Attempt to Kill Measure Means Dis aster He Declares Special from ft Staff C1rnst n ent ALIIANV Feb 210ne of the Repub lican Assemblymen In New York City who realizes tho Importance of the Coney Island FiveCent Fare bill la Rob ert S Conklin of the Twentyfirst Dis trict Ho believes the New York City Republicans who voted to resubmit the bill made a serious political blunder The sentiment of the city declared Mr Conklin today Is undeniably In favor of this bill I am sorry my Re publican associates In the House did not appreciate this fact The RepubU can party will be charged with the de feat af the bill It It Is lost an thero I are not so many Republicans from Man hattan now that we can afford to give tho Democrats campaign material with which to fight us The argument put forth by the opponents of tho bill that the Public Service Commission should illS investigate the question Is weak and could have no real effect upon an unprejudiced mind It seems to me only to be a subterfuge Mr Conklin Ls the author of the school teachers equal pay another proposi tion which the majority leaders are try Ing to stifle AMERICAN AUTO IN RACE TO PARIS FAST IN SNOW DRIFT WAWAKA Ind Feh 21Tho Amer ican car In the New YorktoParls au tomobile race left at S05 a m today i for Llgonlrr six miles west having re mained at Vawakn through the night Time automobile became fast In the drifts east of here last night after n toilsome jouriev over twelve miles of almost Impassable roads from Kendall I vllle IF YOU HAVE EVER WALKED THROUGH A FOREST OF PINE TREES FILLING YOUR LUNGS WITH THE INVIGORATING HEALTHLADEN AIR YOU KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE THE BENE FICIAL EFFECT OF PINK UPON THE LUNGS AND BRONCHIAL ORGANS VIRGIN OIL OF PINE contains all the elements that give to the rlne tree the medicinal properties for which It Is noted This prvpiratlou will bivak UP a fold In J4 hours and cure any court that Is curable It Is a perfect neutralizing agent for uric acid and will heal and regulate the kidneys relieving the most obtInate case of rheumatism caused bY uric acid in the system Put up for dispensing through druggists onls In H 01 vlls cacti vial securely i sealed In a round wooden case Be sure i to get the genuine Virgin OH of Pine com pound pure prepared only by Leach Chemi cal Co Cincinnati 0 I L Properties uses and directions with every vial I 1 1itflG Ewk OPEN CLOSE 9 A M I P M 5L Washingtons Birthday Special Limited Sales HOPE says Hrt will make ToMorrow a 4hourday as to actual time but in selling out the variant groups of merchandise at the prices quoted below it mill be a full ordinary business day chock full of extraordinary values I Remember A M tol P M ToMorrow I 3SOTn users Cutfrom Ends1 0 Trousers for lug Men Little Men Slim or Stout Men All kinis of fabrics Prices 3 45U and upward Washlntrton Ulrtlidaj Uinlurt 190 132 Odd Suits and Overcoats S5 Collection of small lots Ulacks and Fancy Mixtures size 32 to 37 Inch breast or ages 10 to M Also 4G larger sizes Values J10 to J12CO Viuihlngtun UlrthdayOlmlled 5 Selling Out 187 lens Suits 8 Kaniy Casslmercs Mixed Worsteds All the regular sizes and plenty of lunge sizes for big men Value I 15 DO and upwnr J SVattngLs birthday Limited 58 bulling Out Winter Overcoats S10 All kids of heavy weight Overcoats Blacks and Grays predominating Even educed prices would be JliW SIC roO and upward aiihn unn Hlrthjay Limited 10 Fur Trimmed Coats 17 nrn Ileautlful linings with fine quality fur collars Standard prices J33 to 150 WaohlnKt n1 Dlrthday IlmlUM 517 I Mens Womens Umbrellas 79c Most bautlfu handles Including many novelties line coverings Values uji to 135 Surlmikt M S iilriiKiH llttili l 79c I Just 51 Womens Coats 468 nntflLsh Box Chesterfield and Rain I Coats Standard prices 1250 15 and up to 10 Washlnittoni UlrthdaIlmltd l468 Just 185 Womens Waists 55c Fine quality lAwn WaIsts lace and embroidery Insertions Standard prices J150 S 2 and up to 3 50 aahlnglon lllrthduy Limited 55c Just 850 Stiff Soft Shirts 68c Wellknown brands including the famous Lion Manhattan Orlffon and others Whlt anl I colored Standard prices J100 JlEO and S2dO I uhlngton Birthday Limited 68c JellinjcOuttOOO Pieces Jewelry I8c I Scarf Pins Cuff and Shirt Buttons Combination Sets Fobs and European Novelties Values soc I Jl 00 up Washingtons Ulrthday Limited 18c Selling Out Famous Watches 88c list enough to make 22 men remem tier Washingtons Birthday IJM These watches are of tho famous InKersoll make Standard prices I 1 JlfiO und 15 V hlnKtoni Birthday Limited 88c 1200 Pairs Mens Half Hose 16c A great big hunch of fine SOc If net mostly Imported including llsles and cashmere both fancy and blacks Wuihlnctonn Ulrthday Limited I6c NOT 11 It will be worth your while to celebrate in the afternoon O get here in the morning because the items above in print but I p ori indicate the art nishinE values awaiting you Remember A At to I P M ToMorrow Broadway I Chambers St Stcwiirt IhilldlllK City Hall Park i W D ii I FIREMEN SAVED BY COMRADES AT FACTORY BLAZE Two Overcome Are Carried Down Ladders and Revived Return to Work The sixstory factory fcultdlnff at NOR C3 and ill West Fourteenth treet burned for two hours last night Fir started on the fifth floor ate Its way to tho sixth and broke through Ua roof The cause of the tire U not known It spread toa Quicky for the watchmen and policemen to check It and It got away from the first squadron of fIre men called Chief Croker sent In a coll for a sacond batch of men and they got to the tire escapes and fought the flames In windows from which belched clouds of smoke Firemen Golden and Galloway of Engine No 3 w Te overcome and were carried down the tire ladders by their compan ions Recovering In the fresh air the men went back to work In the rear of tMo building are the tables of the Colliers Weekly Pub 111blng Conpany from which eleven horses were taken for fear the tire would spread The damage was esti mated at 1O00 The firms which suf fered were the West SIde Knitting Company and the Duplex Folding Pall Company 300000 AUTO BLAZE DAYTON 0 Feb 21Ihe plant of the Dayton Motor Car Company with Its contents was destroyed by fire early today The loss Is estimated at 300000 covered by Insurance The tire Is sup posed to have been due to spontaneous I combustion The flames made rapid progress and the entire local depart ment battled for many hours before subduing them Ten newly finished automobiles valued at 13000 each were I consumed Dr Lyons PERFECT Tooth Powder Cleanses preserves and beautifies the teeth and purifies the breath I In dainty blue enameled box with patent measuring tube Convenient for tourists ESTABLISHED 1866 BY P trW22J J I j I ROYAL I WORCESTER ADJUSTO CORSETS L FOR STOUT WOMEN I THE ADJUSTO can be easily and quickly adjusted to reduce hips and P i i q abdomen from two to four inches without undue pressure or discomfort I I T1 The ADJUSTO is absolutelyjhe best corset ever made for stout women L Instantly adjusted to make smaller II or larger in the twinkling of an eye OTTVI C 010 MEDIUM I STYLE 614 LONG 3 1 COUTIULE OR BATISTE PRICE SOLD EVERYWHERE OR SENT POSTPAID ON RECEIPT OF PRICE ROYAL WORCESTER CORSET Co WORCESTER NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO MAKERS Or ROYAL WORCESTER AND BON TOM CORSETS I c k irj Jjfrt J1r l I I 5 i a t i I i F ii I a I s ATISFACTION has never SATISFACTION in substi tution Yet they are often times offered to you hand in hand That is in a dealers hands If j you ask him for Armours Extract 1 t of Beef and he offers you a jar of iI Armours in one hand anda cheaper priced but just as good i brand in the other dont take any J chances Insist on ArmoursIT is satisfaction The other is mere substitution I ARMOUR COMPANY I CHICAGO i I Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders I i

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w H THE EVENING WOBL Dc FRIDAY FERTJARy 21 19O8 5 4 GIRL OF MYSTERY WEAVES PLOT fOR REX BEACH I i Hurried Call to Her Hotel Cab Ride and Dinner In It II THEN SOME ONE TOLD I j While Authors Vvhe Worries p Heroine Is Haled to Je 7 romes Office Rex neach who writes thrillincly realistic tnles of llfo In tho frozen North ia Involved In a palpitating mystery that he should call upon Anna Katherlno Green to help him solve There Is a woman In the story a mysterious young woman from mysterious Chicago also a hansom cab which Is Quito In Anna Katherine Greens line Some may b s amused at the complications of the han som cab and the mysterious fair ono who persuaded Mr Beach to ride In It and talk realism and soul and pyschol ogy and himself The erioua young author Is not I I L I amused by It and his brldo of a year nrho was Miss Crater a comoly young ctrosa has been greatly annoyed I though she has come to take It philo l sophically and laugh about It and refer kt to her authorliusband as a fanner I lost In the wilds of New York t However when tho DljitrlctAttor 1 n ys oflloa Is brought Into It and that able young staff assistant of Mr Jerome Carl Miner tw iupht to pro teet Mr Beach from the mysterious jrounff person who pprun 1 d him to rid hi n cab with him and then told hl wife the Interest thickens Just Wanted to Be a Sleuth 0 The woman In the ense Is at present known AM Mrs Katherine Mulr Baden ock Her name Is not Ilajonock she admits and may be Mulr She Is fair to largo bright eyes and a mouth that Is both firm and humorous It was humorous when she de ldeJ to hive a little lark with tho author of Tho Spoilers It Is flrm now that ho has become so peevish and consulted a pub lic pro cutOC She has encased law yers and the subtleties of the mystery I are apt to crop out Into realistic sen eatlons From this yorng woman of mystery w learn that she started from Chicago with her husband He dropped oft the train at Buffalo and she continued on to thin city Now according to Mrs I Katherlne Bhe had an inkling that her hu band was wont to use the name of Badenock In New York Sim had coma I across a letter signed Kit written to him In that name Thinking to do a I I little sleuthing she registered at the Hotel Astor aa Mrs liadenock and so Bhe Is known In the Beach cab mystery To Pass a Lonely Hour I Mr Badenocks Kit was too elulvo to Interest Mrs Badenock for Ions and she became lonely Out of her lonell eio M was born an Idea She recalled that while a student In the Northwest ern Unlveralt nt Kvanstown ni sho had engaged In a stunt to lunch with Hex Beach Another girl and she were being rushed for the Alph Phi Sorority AJ an Initiation dare they were bidden to hunt down each an author and lunch I J with him Tn other girl corralled George Ade and had a lovely tI Hut the fair Katherlno failed In her stunt I to negotiate a luncheon with Mr Beach When all this came back to her she thought how dclljrhtfully amusing It would be to fulill that stunt right In Now York Remember this Is the story of the woman from Chicago Mr Brach was married now So was she Tlmt made It even more Interesting SK learned that Beach haunted the Lambs Club now and then She called him up on the phone and In her sweetest voice asked him If ho could not step up to the Astor and meet her I am Mrs Badenock she said You jet not know me but I nm a relative of former ChIef of Pollen Budenock of Chicago You must know him Your brother Elmer tId me you did I know your brother very well Now 1 cant fray anything mm hone You must come up and see me And Then More Mystery Beach being a farmer In New York according to his bride was readily drawn Into the lure That soft witch log voice and tho mystery thrilled him I He made a short Journey of It tone Astor Ills wife was In 1hllilelPhla at the time so ho had lenty of lelsue 1 and might have been lonely himself t Hut when ho got to the Astor Mrs Hulenock did not materialize She sent fJ rtpwn a note which read Am busy Kindly wait at tho Lambs until I call It you tti I here 0 was more mystery Another j thrill fhe young wonvin from Chicago I knew how to wake the authors Inter v est Ho trotted back t to the LamlW tOld waited Presently the diirman an I nounced A lydy In a iinsom sir What could the young man do but I go out to that Mb And when some I hlng allurIng In yells and furs ILls crinkling silks whUporel for him to stop Into that cab and sit besldo lipr I anti drive a lilt e way with her could he have refused It was not In Ui gallant young realist to bo HO crudu I nnd rude and unifrntlemanly Certainly he got Into the cab And rode J Enter Mrs Rex Beach s Now there Is a dlserepaney of heath men as to how far and where lie rude I His wife declares that he did not title quite a bloek Mrs llndenoek dpcliir that thpy lodp several blocks as far as thu Odeon lintel whleh Is some dis I e tIe from the Lambs and them dined together wherever the cab got to nnd what I happened Immnllatnly I ii rn tier limy bn left to controvti It is urged ny Mr Beach that he soon 1 dlseovcn he I WAS the victim of a hoax and lied from the enchantment of tho mysterious un I known Mrs BndenoPk says Mint ho was very nie for a llttln while nnd then lost his temper He lost Ills liinp r nvor tho oui or the iMitrv shi Is not Hun which After be lost It the Incident was I rlospd slip dpcaren I Hut It des not sppin In have IIPPII rlosed nciordlnK U the Benches Mrs IVarli t1I hoirt mil had been nv I only n hulk whll when she was cilled up on lie telephone Mr Ilii len H ii l toll her something She uintd to r i urnuM not lltrn It was something not I tIJr BeAch She would not I j u Consul Generals Daughter I VI ho Was Presented fit Couit a iJt TVvJF7Z J7 lisa Ida Wynne dnishtoi ot the American CoiisulOnoral was among the most noticed dcmtnntcs at the form I official opening of the London social season at Buckingham Palace last nlKlit In the absrnco of Mrs Vliltelaw R id wife of the American AmbassR dor her presentation and that of two other debutante Miss MarionScran ton and Miss Dagmar Van Zerdt Aumrioans resident In London to the i King and Queen was made by Countuas lienlccmlorff wife ot thc Russian i I I Ambassauar I Miss Wynnns court gown was of white chiffon embroidered with white flowers The train was of while chantilly liei over silver caught with raised garlands of roses Her ornaments were pearls 1 Only Three Numbers Make Up Boston Symphony Programme i II Yet Their Variety S and Perfec tion of Performance Make I Concert Enjoyable I IfI fourth concert o the Boston I THE Orchivtra brought tho usual large audlinoe to Carneelc I Halt Inst evenIng to hear n prosrammo consisting of only three number which however poseell sufficient variety to make the concert most In tcrestlnif Tho novelty of the evenlnsr was Max Ilescrs variations and fugue on a theme by the eighteenth century HllUr a simple little theme taken from ono of the lattcii operetta and which Her utilized frequently In Its original form Hut around theo phrns he weaves a most complicated harmonic structur utilizing al the modorn orchestral r sourres of which he pro WI him rlf a mrster and evolvIng a tirles of varied land charming cplsoiics hose chaia ter nevertheless was not entirely free I from a oortiln sameness before the last of the eleven variations was rualiod With tn fugue starting with a theme I quite different from the orisrlna ono nnd of rotisMerabin length the hear ers fIguratively sat up and 1IIInl1 In wonder to this miirnlHcciitly vom pllcatfM movement which was playnl with it clarity und technlcnl linlsh that believe It or even listen to It Hut Mr I Itaiitiiok was persistent and very annoying noying No Reson to Fear I I Klnally this norlstcnci on the part of the Mrs Itmlenoik of the mvstery loi anu o im1 enrahlp that Mr Beach I i called ur m Cirl Mnor and told him I ill nb mi It Cirl Vlnr went to the MHil tor nil fPT wnrl to Mrs Hadenock to como down to the II s trl tAiirncs Office Pho called shore filming with IndlKnitton A I torrid Interview erMiod Mr Mmr rtrmll tod the voting woman that she must cease annoying the iitithor M HidenncU flrmlv anil torrIdly retorted that she would not be nunied in HI h fa hlon She hml mn uHed a lawyer nnd he would do things In rejoinder I I Mr Miner niomlseil do thlim I Is Arthur Mrs Hndeaoeks Inwyor Howe f llino SMV No 13 Will lam street M Ho wi slIl1 todav I The stories publlsbed as coming undoubtedly false from Mrs Mulr are Her meeting with Mr Beach was mei o I Iv Incidental to her trip to New York I What hT purpose Is In coming here at this time I cannot state at present I You may add that her family stall N high socially in Chicago COil that she has known members of the Beach fan lly for years 1 cannot discuss tie cas any further unll I hive seen my c1 cut I but 1 will add that Mr ami Mrs Hen eh I have no reason to far Mrs Mulr has n Intention to do them any harm The alarm and fear shown by the Reaches was out of all proportion to the cause All of which however still leaves the mystery up In the air All of which should help sell Mr I Heachs next book and give Mrs lieah I a reel laiiRh MOTHER AND DAUGHTERI CHARGED WITH POISONING KANSAS CITY Mo Feb 21Mrs Sarnli Morasrli n slitorlnlmv ot I Charles Mlllor father of Ruth Miller till four earoltl child who tiled In Kansas Clly Ian Felt 12 from tile 1 effects of ea tog polsoncil vainly will U I was Intindeil for hir halfslstor JZiln I Van Motor has horn arrested at liar I rlionvllli Mo charKed with complUlty I In tho girls death Mrs Morasiha mvoiitciii yoirold ilnuKlncr Blanche I was irro tcil yostinliy ltv th pollro uf Kansas City Knit on the same ihinto Mis Van Motor for whom the randy Willi Intended ato It lull recovered o NO WORK THEY HEAR SO EMIGRATION STOPS ANTWKIU Feb i Kmlisnitlon from t s port tit 111 Inlliil Slates iLe pra tuall eased hiMiuno if tho NMcC hilt u in new very Inllrnlt tn gel cot plnviiu ill there Ai a Vcailll the Hiil itnr lili steamer hit it ittilti which hits Just boun titled out for thu ulllll rant trade has bceu tied up I no expects only from this superb or Ichostm I I Jlr Fritz Krelsler nroused deserved I rnthuslasl1 by Ills consummately elcll I ful and poetic performance of the noblo I I lothoven Conorto to whl h he brought great pi ctlon of toni and a I I llnlstud nnd rnnfldetit technic The tre mendous dilll uilies of trie ridciiza In I the first movement which would Jiive made the vlollnUt to whom the con corto was lo ll nti ii hv Heethoen ten I i H eyes In womliTj were hurmounteil lie Mr Krds1 with dclghtful aso The concert closed wit a movement from lnhs D major culto for orciies i tin srlirn a rear and fnlIlr1 prr formnnco bv the men from Boston under Dr Mucks masterful direction BRAHMSS REQUIEM FOR HOSPITAL BENEFIT I Leopold stnkovKkl romliciej the choir nrciiestra and wiloists of Sr Uartlioo I mcs Church at a concert In he I nldorfAsiona eneriiav afurnoon I for tile bfiullt of Ho New Yore Ur1 rctiic lIsllIal Ohilt l1stensi rr Tnero 0c n3holtlhl ens n lahzt n1l11 people and a good Hum will be turned In the hoO nlIIL 1raln 5 n ttCI Vawncrs iaisrnitrseh antI lJum a part 0 rehalkowkyH HxIII Syin I holiY mlldu LID tlw prOlrnllllnc j KITTY BERGER TO PLAY Kitty ilorscr tle harp and zither vlr I tirs n lto l by other artist wll1 I give a coiccit tills afternoon itt 33 i In i the ballroom at Delmonkos She has I playisl bffore both the bite nnd present i Pups nt Knirljind and she KIVO a re I iitl last year at Hit White House for I vr and Mri Jlnoivolt I I MISS HARRIET HOSMER i FAMOUS SCULPTRESS DEAD BOSTON Feb 21MIss Harriet lies irer the famous sculptress lied at lier homo in Witeriown eirly toilay after I ui Illness of iu ul tnree necks Miss lioMiiur wan Ujrn In Vaterto in iSIS antI spent mos of nor life In the art I tili itt of Utirope rouirnlns to her old home a fA years ago Marble tltul moilelleil bv Miss llo ller stand In manY of tho leulln cities of Kuropi anti the 1nltocl Stntes and at the Col umblan Kxposltlon In Chicago In ISM i sle was nwardetl a prize of C5000 for I her statue of Queen Isabella Sit was also known ns the author of I it any tmeiif nnil works of prose It Is Coming Education along pure food lines is fast opening the eyes of the people to the fact that collee contains a drug caf feine that affects the heart nervous system and diges tion The natural hot food drink for breakfast is POSTUM made of clean hard wheat i with no drug of any kind i I Theres a Reason H RAILROAD MEN I MEET TO tILT ON i RAGEREDUCTION I Business Good and Roads lave No Reason for Cut iI ting Pay They Say A commute of tvintvflvo railroad mon reprencntlnz the Unrtherhooil of I loc ot1e Imrlneers limthoihood of 1 Ioeomtlve Firemen Hrtnernwd ot Ialluav Trainmen Order of Uiillrnnl VtiJuetorsand Ordir of Uallwa IVls rnphoiH met tnday nt the Vanderbilt Hotel to Lake notion relative to the I reported reduction of we bv rail road i In tin country Tt was learned that the committee re vod word rorn Uilum II Newman President of tin M York Central to the dTeLt tnut no reduction of tin t i I wanes on i he Now I ork tvntufl o r allfil lilIes was nun tup led and that for th Ic enl al I I I ft11 tie f would ho no nd utti Ii I resilltn i S of the various or anirUlns ropKjontod are pocMl to Jinn IM foinmiteo nmc tlni 0Oh iII t or inni ti rrm mirmnK A roport of Hie commit tees doing will bo reponel to the l ternational organization of railroad mn and tIm fm In nrlnt I form with in ht trIte thoils to the various lueul unions throughout tilt country A member of tio committee stifd today that the probing of railroads throughout the country was not hurt Inc Ito business of the roadj TIle railroads liave hen probod em iin lit Hilil and enough informa tion hits been obtained nsardlUB con dltonn The railroads arc not doing lets business because of It In fad I thn the business Is Incruaplng Xot half its many empty cars are Seen on railroads todiy us n month tikro and considering the fact that many irrnln merchants are holding buck shipments I think this rrif of riMnly of business There Is no reason for railroads to bo reducing I cvges LEGISLATURE LAUGHS AT COURT SUBPOENA Not a word wns said by Justice Olep erich In the Supreme Court today auout the alleged wilful disregard by Speaker Wadsworth of the Assembly of a subpoena to appear aa a witness before him today The Speaker and Clerk Ray B Smith were subpoenaed and Mr Smith Is on hIS way to New York but Speaker Wadsworth announced t i the Assembly yesterday that he had rivelved a sub poena but feared the business of the Slate necessitated his presence In Al bany Whereupon Assemblyman Phil lips moved hat the House refuse to excuse the Speaker and Assemblyman 1iilmor gave notice that If the Siiiker absented himself he would move for a I call of the House It was all a great laughing Joke at Albany but not a Joke In Justice I Cilecenchs court The JustIce do c rd to comnient on the matter at al Juslce Glecerlrh Is Itting In Part S I v here a certain lass of cases Is cailed and assigned to Parts S 9 1 II 12 and I 13 No ease In either of there parts required the presence of the legislators as wilnrsses 0 SENATE BILL CALLS FOR CITY SCHOOL CENSUS fPrwclal In The Kvpnlne World t I AlIiANY Feb lA bill errllln n spiv ol census hoard to be comport1 i of tho Mayor Police Commissioner an SiiperitilendLiit of Schools was intro dticed today by Senator Grady The measure provides that the I I Ii t Department shall tiUo a cen u iicxt October and ruculnrlv thereafter of all euldren hetwein the ags of four nno eighteen IroviMon Is made for the voluntary submission bv tar i Ot ccrnln Informatt n to tho ito lice DAUGHTER tit niCH MAN DRiVS KNIFE INTUHiR hEART AUss Emily Klinije Melancholia Victim a Suicide in Her Home at Hackensack I I I I Special h The rinlm Wurl i HAfKIJXSACMC X J 1Vb B Miss I I rmlly Klinpe t ent y four lMr1 old I II diuchln of OUI A Kltip living j In the Iliimlltnn liulldlng No 111 Main I shied Hnckcn ik left hue lucikfast I Utble In her home to d ty and Kllni i to her rroni iommlttd tulclie by stab i blng herself In the hen it Vhtn fiund some tim later she vis i ditl A liiisliladed Itnlfi sin uad I iu V btsiilu lie r The youtii V m1I1 had been alt fferiuig I frum in linihi li i fur II year I Mr Klliiue a Itt s a silk ilyeliu estibllshnniit nt Iuielle IMik and I I repuiid iiiilte ialtbv lie lias lino tiler dniiKhtei Im iiinilnis of th family nil or dt i 11 are iiuiii pros nutfd by the snl ide iy Mis Klltiijes i inlnil wa t uiilmibliJlv affetd v hci I sne killed lIe U iSt Seeing New York I through Harris glasses is the BEST way You will see more and with less strain on your eyes One of the sights to steer clear of is the over the coun ter guesser in the jewelry or I department store Graduate oculists and physi cians will prescribe for your eyeswithout charge EsegIne if ncrdnl from KlOO up OCUUSTS AND OPTICIANS 154 East 23rd St near Fourth Ave 54 West I 25th St near Lcnoi Ave 442 Coiumbue Ave Slit 82d Sn H89 FultonStroot BROOKLYN Oppoil Abraham U Sinn I G Ff7 I 1 j iJ A Ve will be open WASIflNG NS BIKTHDAY for the ac nimndation of outoftovi istomers rsDIAMONDS DIAMONDS JEWELRY WATCHES 4 Je t tt1 BOWERY i1OsTdOFCANOJT NY I STEIGERWALD PACKING CO t We Are Looking for Your Sunday Dinner Order Select your Sunday dinner In our clean sanItary market Kirdly remember we have a full line of Bcf Poultry and Provisions which we offer you at a saving of from twenty to thirty per cent Below we offer a few special Hand deliveries securc packed su you have no trouble in transportation f Saturdays Special Report Sugar Cured Smoked hams j i Loins of Jersey Pork I 110 Fresh Hums cub from Young Jersey Pigs j Per lb Fresh Shoulders of Pork extra special per Ib 9C Choice Cuts Prime Rib Roast Beef second cut per ib 14c Choice Cuts Prime Rib Roast Beef first cut per lb I 5c Special prices given steamships yachts hotels institutions and restaurants 223 FIRST AVE BET 13TH S 14TH STS OTRECUH JRD L 1 BUI NOW ON OUU NEW Creel 1IAN THE FINEST UPTODATE Clothing FOR MEN AND WOMEN No Hefcrenco or Security II eQII Ire Take the rjools Alone With You and Inv at Your Own Convenience Lenox Clothing Co 273 Sixth Av near 17th SI 2274 Third Av nr 12 HhSt I 884ColumbusAvnrl04JhSt OIKN KVHNINGS GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE CARPETSNUBS BUDDING CO1 t5S 3 2 VRIT FOR LiSTS OUTFITS OPEN S4TJRDAY VETS I 1I1F MAKE YOUR I OWN TERMS F I ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES LL wRh1 FOR LISTS Of OUR OUTFITS f mlihTIli a GO CARTS rW CARRIAGES 31W AT RETAIL TEU Z530 REPAIRS About the only guessing feature there is to a World For Sale Ad is Who will get the bargain by getting there fitst I an t Jt as tta S p C N FACTORY CL1AN UP SALE EIIS THIS IS A SALE OF Thousands ol Winter Our Factorys Suit Overcoats overproduction oS i1 fr7 liau been carried away Iroui this great sale in the MENS mid BOYS past weeks by pleased pa WINTER CLOTHING 4i trons but the sleek Is so g raJ immense that there Is still Our Frclorys policy de a ccmplctc vnrleiy on hand mands absolute clcarancu 4 AI1kI ol nil Items to choose Irom overproduction a sd without qucntlon the GREATEST VALUES I ever Ii s Iiirljc s olt ts itoiv ol ollcrcd in new high grade Icrctl to you at priccs Im A scasonaiiilc brlow the icluil cost ol s72frt MENS AND B9YS nt nulackur nn RELIABLE CLOTiilNG SALE CONTINUES BAiLY UNTIL ENTIRE SURPLUS STOCK IS SOLD Boys Extra Durable Knee Pants In Oloomor and Straight Pants Styles SIes 4 to 1C lxtM wear resist m f1irics stittible for school wear ami Reneral us 2J iM An immense assirtiiicnt oi pjtterns in lwool fancy Cluvlots and 281 J ffJ rmc Cassmieros Cut hn anfi full strongly made taped and iJiil C Zi ilciille stthd tli rttu ghi nit anil iiiadi ailli patent buttons t C7 5 4i tJ Boys Winger Suits and OveraoaJs 1 t Boys Durable Inc 7 i i4t Prills Siiitj A 4 Vitu Male of Blue Hibet ami juicy Cassi 41j mcr5 stylish patterns extra stron lv f t maile tie 7 to 10 Dfi iTonvs iiiii r Slit d i rrw oTitrn STIIKIIS Ill HF r I i A nun t II t i nvii C a ruin s 4jrj Boys Stylish Knee Pan Is Suits and Overcoats I e The Suits have Knickerbocker Pants and 4i the Overcoats are fine Black and Oxford 3f Ce it i 1 ¼ Meltons perfectly tailored S b4 p JIlt r CTOIIV s Ill s ani ro s fiTiirlt ST HITS IltUT si 01i1 I rvi ioit 1 LIIASI BUI f sA ft 111111 I Bays Fashionable Knee I Pants Suits Overcoats 4 S t The Suit are in both Knickerbocker ami strarht pants stales the Overcoats are excellent quality Meltons orii rsrToitTs puni aao 40 riTiirit sTuiirKruiii Iroc2 S iA IOKY I IINI SIt iiHCI OUR FAMOUS DOUBLE GUARANTEE BINDS EVERY SALE I If any purchase for any reason fails to please the money is instantly refunded without a question or the goods cheerfully tx1 hJlle1 All clothing bought here no matter what the price is pressed nid kept in gool repair for one year TREE cf CH VnCEj Mens Winter Suits and Overcoats ki1 t Mens Serviceable Suits cntl Overcoats om rACTouvs Pit trit OTIIKl STtlHKS Illirn 7 0 C13 rllll citc II tIl I It I I Mens Fashionable Suits and Overcoats otii r M TOUVS IMIHI ST ro gn OTIinit STOIllW IllHTJ Sin 01 VKW It loiiv IKAXI v ii TL 1itici I Mens Stylish Winter Suits ntn ruTOiivs iMtirn IIIon OTiiint STOIIIW runi i 2111 56 ILtNi1 SII Ill 11 Mens Serviceable Pants Plain Black Thibets and 19 Fancy Cassiineres strongly 1L made r THE 1TRPRllc QR JJlJ it New YorK 1 Bridgeport 1 dtO1i Four Stores 523529 8th Avenue Between 36th and 37th Streets 138146 West 14th Street Between 6th and 7th Avenues Northwest Cor 3d Ave and 83d SI One Block from L Station THE SURPRISE STORES ARE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS IERCE I LAYER I IANO 485 540 Down 10 Monthly In esligale for yourself I you ray 700 for a plaY lpiano before you ice I eat and try the P 11 H C b you will tcgict it The player mechanism of the PIERCE hoi all the Kooil feilurei of the lnht priced iniliumenls und none of their t it u the prrfecled player If you intend lo purchase a lelfpaymj piano be ur to inv ligle out claim be fore you felle ihe matter Eliminating the middlemans profit and cut hag out commmioT to leachen are the only reacm we can offer the H I ERe i o you for 21 5 Irulhan similar instruments ar elliDI185 instead of iOO 5t inlereit on deferred payments ANDERSON CO 370 Fulton Sired near Smith On block from Uorweh Ha Subw a BROOKLYN Boys Elegant Knse Pan Is I Suits asid Gvercca All the seasons richest shides and de s gm The Suits antI Overcoats are cut over the newest models lilt rvrToitvs Ilhug ooo c OTIIKIE sTDUrs rnirr 4ti no III 00 I IIIKl tllANLI RA1K j lIIItI I Boys Fine Quality Knee rants Suits Overcoats ine AlUVooi fabrics in exclusive pat terns All beautifully tailored and fin ish 1 ofit FACTorivs rnici u no 8tt nn OTimu sToiiiis Ilsiru 57 an 9 3 90 lAtlOUV tliVNLI SAIK I IllIlI RoysHfghcst Grade Knee P ns Suns t Overcoats highest irtle AilWool Fancy Cheviots and Tine Worsteds Trimmed and Tailored to perfection nun rrTonvH pnirn eno g m en j OTHHIt KTOIIKS IMlll1K i nnll VH S IACIOUV liNtl HAIi X iMiiti Mens Elefa l Suits and Overcoats ortt rAPTouvs 1iiiPK S i 2Ot j sn on nrii r Tois rnicn JI ill 01 7 I Kllfi CIKANl P SAIK U iiiiti Mens Custom Suits and Overcoats ft n rroiv iMiicn Jtlll1 aj dTiirii JiTiiiius1 Iliiti s I Sot 9 9 rACioitv CIIAI SAIK 1iiiri Mens Finest Fuls and Overcoat ont pACTOias IHici tan nn y iTlliit STOitiis1 Iltini jjiim R12 riiiouv ciiANrr SII lIIIt 1 I Mens Dressy Pants Fin Quality Fancy Vor steds and allwool Fancy 2 Clieviots ill neat ellects ei Jlfeilff cS If1 I I Iii i 4i l i i 1471 i Vrtte for our 41 0 f UN hp iilltmed mi IIrteiii itt tttn of 1 Q Ilrnnh1 O sea UIIlflJIIC 10 this iticriI3eliciit fin tiltS nrllde 3 r 31 aIled I eec 0 nurcliicI fur lIIh I hit it ecI HJII S I U J Agents for GRAND iwibs FURNITURE JHULt i r uilVTifl Open COMPLETELY Every t Off M E gLEl fU R Evening flrfeiT 4 Until JJ IoI Jm I 9 J itnil illir I oClork IIIICI 1111 I I tf clie rollmini IIrtid sittuiittm In Ullr mar 1 his hlllllt l H opiHiir In 3ur hm ulII stiii log 3 UU Cititi ly a I hicy iioiilil 41 0 th 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1 1 Ifj j 5 THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21 9 19O8 I j P H V V UP TO DATE THE BEST SPORTIN G PAGE IN NEW YOR v I EDITED BY 1 DATEI I lAND NEWSY A UIt A IL I fl n yy ROBERT EDGREN I KiTTE GAVE LEWIS TOUGH ARGUMENT FOR SIX ROUNDS Had a Decision H Been Given Willie I Would Have Earned ItEast Sider Gets First Black Eye Hitte a Cauliflower Ear I HAULIE IIITTE and Willie C Lewis fought a desperate six t rounds last night at the r Olympic A C nIl In Harlem After the battle the two lighters met anil i f compared damages It transpired I i that Willie had a black eye the I first he claimed that he ever re t fr 7 ceived In a fight whllo Hitte had an I 1 f1 ear that was rapidly becoming a du i If ct31 1 plicate of the caulillower that gives I k7 Tom Suarkey a list to port when he f I V Itf VS cruises up Fourteenth street Mr Hitte exhibited this as his first ear U As for the fight ItselfIt would V V certainly be unfair to say that either V V man was whipped Hittes toimhnoss and jfatiieness and wicked lighting f cesrcosivpness was offstt by illles lioxiim tkill If there had been a f decision Lewis would have earned H by his clever work in the last lound k F Hitte carried the tight to Lewis fron r tart to finish lie took a score or more of Willies most vicious iilunKIni V V rishthanders squarely on the paint ot the chIn and hardy blinked In retut i he walloped Vlllle on head and bod so hard that In the middle of the tight f AVJllle nearly wilted If he had flVt V been In good fighting trim he woui S have taken the count I ItOM the Instant the fight started f V FUOSI one could see that It was for r V blood The scrappers tore Into r each other and whaled away resardles of consequences Willie was partcu lar anxious to finish Hlttc In a mipli J of rounds while the Albany boy needed I r Willies scalp to complete his collec t tionAfter After shooting his famous onetwo i j punch over half a dozen times Lewi finally drove his right and then a left uppercut to Hlttes Jaw There was a klcK in one of these punches for Hitte V cuddcnly sat down with a thud tha V Jarred the ring platform But heonly V blinked once or twice and then Jumped k up again and tore Into William who t was dancing about In anxious casernes f V to finish the Job and knock off work I before the whistle blew i The second round was a hummer In I F Hlttes favor Twice he drove Lewis to I the ropes with a rattling flurry ol blows that bewildered him and made K a sieve of his defense r j In the middle of tho third round Hitte I rushed Lewis to the ropes and drove i his rlsht hand over In a smashlns t b wing that landed kerchug on Willies I chin Lewis dropped as If ho had b 0i hit with a mallet After a few second I t he rose to his knees very weak and I I t dizzy and waited for the full count V f The referee was a deliberate younn gentleman took him t tleman so deliberate that It f V V just llfteen seconds by the stop wath to count nine lint that wasnt IJViSs Ii fault He was ready to get up and was 1 only waiting to take all the rest al I lowed by the referee No douot the cx i tra six seconds helped him for he said 1 V otter the light that he was almost out and Just had sense enough left to listen for the count Lewis got up and liltcked and backfxl away Ho was 0 weak and llltte hurled hs cquat little t f Jlgure lit him as It to hear him down V again bv main Mreryth and fury How I ever Willie weathered the storm until II the bell rang Lewis was still vlnzol In the fourth r I He wung desperately in one long mix up but the knockdown In fie previous I round had robbed him of his Judgment I of distance and he mlsaod blow after 1 blow Illtte pllc1 In after him con I V tinuously Toward the end of the PV round Ijinlg reovereil his head anti t began Jabbing which Is his long suit I V liE fifth was a hard round Hy L THE time Willlo hnl straightened t V out the kinks In hU brain convo lutions and realised that he couldnt L afford to make any Ihurrled effort to knock out the Albany armorplate Ii champion He boxed cleverly driving I his left In and following It at times t 1 with a right that rumpled Hlttos ear t V I and mussed his features Hitte got fl t t V home ana punch In Willies midriff and I made him cough a thin crimson stream that trlcklcnl over his chin The blow I must have hurt hut William had e Hltles irange and held him uijay with V straight lefts Up to this time not considering the I V referees llfteen second count It was t Just about an even thing Hlttc still i plunged In the sixth landing two or i t three heavy wmashlns blows tInt souk I i Lewis up from his heels to hs head i t Hut Willlo began Jabbing yMemaU I 1 t f cally He hits hard with a Ira IKit r t left and Hllto added to the tory of I hla blows by buttng jiiu ihem llltu a I r goat IHern or twniv stft jnbs t 1 Iowed the Albany boy up and for the Bret tlmo ho began to HIMW signs of I woarlness SUh he ac tot Uy Jumped off I p the floor In nu itnxieiv to ipai his l hlfty opponent com n t Iii win Iad et long dive time and agili LwS nl ptV enough ndnniagr n speed t n in l I 1 BOWLERS I BE SURE TO READ i HOME EDITION of t t THE EVENING WORLD i t every thy for the live V ntwi ind gossip ol the TENPIN WORLD I I nrst ana In tile last inltuitc of fighting I ho did practically all ot toe corln I lie had It all his own way for t iero was no etltig left In Hittes swings I would 1iave warmed up in a few rounds more grinned titLe as lie let the ring Perhaps he would Hut as Hltto anti Ix wls flied out they hot I lolt d pretty well done on the side that was turned toward me I I JiT JOI1X POLLOCK 1 MATCH has Just been arranged A which will decide who Is the lesltlmate weltcrwelsht cham pion of the world The fighters who I will figure In It are Harry Lewis the I clever Quaker City puslllat and Jimmy Gardner the sturdy llliter of 1well Mass who has been anxious to meet Lewis for tome tinit They will come I together In a twentyflveround baie I before the Colnm iCol v C on the i afternoon of March 17 They were I signed up by Matehmaker Jim Coffroth i las tnlglir and will ilht at JI2 pounJ I Hilly Roche has been helecteI to Judse the contest Lewis will leave foi the coast on 1Vbruary 2K Fight In Milwaukee ToNlght Much Interest b being taken In the ten rounI hfftlo brtnctn 1ackiy McIarlunI the Chliagu flahtc and IVeddIr Wrlh me ltiffllKh Iiixtr which HIII be iccMnl In fie lfiOII ioJrainc of Milwaukee tonlsht un lr the ausulcii of the Mllnaukte lloviiiB dub r It hnuld reuit in of0 ot he greatest hal Inln ever alt ace cl In hat city as imih Inln are cler IX ant hII ar t JlIllchI with both hanls Mclarl4n ti Ih taollIa al IU to Bright to Referee PjpkeKelly Cc After much nranttlnR the nianifem f I mi Iapko ant Hugo Kvlly hav tinaii 5H leI A 1 DrlKht uf lllluJukee f refer e i the conting tirouncj 1at5 btven Idlik oat i ttt Icr II I Jth Whtct I 10 t deelled t I i I Ih lIIw3ule Hoxlnr Clllb on he night 1 Irch III 1rSh i one at lllu lIIosl Ipuia refeiee In the West Unk RU cell to Fight Chambers 1 enl Hussel ann I uiii chamber hive been mauh a to try conclusion in u six V round bout at a how to be lruuKht off by the I Ittadlnir Pa A C on Fob Buoscll 10 flghtlrg In great term Just n 1 ant on that t1ecount he OhI1 eXIrlplIp little trouul In outtsIlttrg Cnamtr enough to Ie awarJJ the verdict Lewis Leaves for Schenectady Vllle Uttl the local mllrulrht wh fought fhurlv Hitte last n KU eft for t hen lad X y toJn whera he all I get Into eoMltlon t Jr hIs nltig la01I1J olYlle a 11 h Jim Donovan wliJoh wid clIme off befir the American eel A C V a weev f m tjnwrrow night Jwl u areuu In alrly rod hare anJ expect to necura the iln clolon over Donovan The latter u round Ing up Into condition at the SImrkey A Barrys Showing Loses Him a Bout Jim Harry left Boston last night for Xew Orleans where ho will finish training for hi tnirjmu battle a lth tim rijnn which Is rLb to fought al Ofle or the c UDI there on Feb 2 i Jeannette and Langford to Fight Joe Joannetto wh has ber knocking out all of hh tunent8 in imej roun I buti un r HOW LEWIS AND HITTE DROPPED EACH OTHER i h 7 6 f P HIT re V t V d 3 I r I V ENC 1LE F c r 1 io1Aj p Jj c C fnOM SUPERFLUITY OF I 80ST tp q 4 5lt I n S ¼ i vftV I r rtt cI1 ttiV NouNci CHtRL 1tA lEt r vvJ te r z IE I m WITHOrJ7 TRE RvSII l 1 t ANNOVNC cO s r tiI b1 r S I

i 7 T x 4kk 1 cJ oRopPttth1IrrE l t4 T4E FIRST ROUND PIN IDE LEN i TfXKlMtj THE COUNT MtTh fX LEFT UPPERCUT V tN THE 3Rt RoutlU I LEWIS AND GARDNER TO i MEET FoR WELTER TITLE nt the Con IIJjtPd A c mac has teen rcTOrd by Sllih Murray to mo i Pam UiiiK ford the colortil firlittrr Vf HS oa trI tweie n jnd5 tfre the Ariury A f 11 uton on Tuijjay wvnlnK V Mirch 3 The iirlit to le on 1 of the bt fights ever wlt tteei In that city If the men fight en the leel Unholz Signs for Ancther Fight Rudolph Vnhoz the South African chim Ito plon Who nujjccly sprang Intu ijrjmlntnire by beating Ge re ilcnulc anJ IlMtllnn Nt nn In tenniunl bout at I os Ancel1 Cal hut hen pecurc to meet the vlnntr of the llrlttXel batilo which Is carded to tie fought at the Pacific A C of Los Aneekj Cat on March 3 Dorman and Dohan to Box Again A match was clinched last night tvtwcen Jack Dorman aril Jubnny 1ahaflV Ty sill hittle for sIN r uniU at the next hou of the Vmhinnton KeiRhls A C In Us uihuuM on uppii1 AnHierdam aerue n ri xt Tui s Jay nlsht An both men arc fast tighten they ehoull put UI a grrat K Jimmy Hunt a Promising Fighter Jimmy Hunt the liroukljn 1IIIelht I who has 1 himself under the manase nent of Illy Jacob the matchmikir r th lArh I A loiKa Ilk a Ir nueaIC He has n winn nR all of his liiiRllmt ll hthlll fIl nn 1 Ja b fc realv to match hlii egslr tt ar B J itch ncht ii the busi tPO liefure no of the local club I GANS STOPPED FROM BOXING C Police Inspector Iu ey of Hroikln sent six of hs sleuth around to the Iark Theatre In Brooklyn yesterday anti refused to aliorv JO Cans to glv a boxing exhib tiin with his sparring partner After ten efks on the road Cans will leave for California where he expects to get on T fht providing enough money Is off red him to meet either McKarland or one of the other good lightweight Gans says he will fight any light weight in the world If hey show him enough money to make It woth his time to get Into condition tor the battle t Chambers Gets a Lacing Stxclil to The ienlli Wrl riilLADKlIHIA Feb SI J Utflr of Australia last nlslit gave Klje char h oe of the w 0 rst lioln i he as ever r I cle I The KJmr i tent riht ft is I man iron the irs uu autU a Ill i L chopt lic blxW ut or r i li ihe L liI I ro ind 0011I1 rs PIII I v n fr the cr tihe nr t V L11 u d him un1 0 fl nohe i ui d nil nMniy T V t t n t 7 V i 0 fus but tr ts Ia Rd shut V RAGING TALK WITH BUSY AUGUST BElMONTj Says Jocley Club May Phn to Further Minimize Bet ting Evils 111 xKviN RUT aIm rrliri may tell you that Big Tim Till it the hardest man n Now York to tint or rather 10 be hut its tiven money that a1 tsoo have sturtid on the trail of AuS1 fle mont will have to ixiuple tu mlon alro turfman In the bettlns lie is a food fellow at that and when i once set inside that little olllce Widen Is decorated with pictures of his father racing yachts and thorout brftds you begin to feel a little opulent youranlf Mr Belmont makes you feel nt home even if the latchstrlnK Is not hansliiK on the outsUle That Is not io you could see it with the naloj eye Aside from ten or lftP m problem In connection wllli the Inttrl jroush sit imtlnn flsit vr ttn mectliiKH uf hoards GROSS COUNTFY RUNS POPUlARI 5V I flttSt4 cliintiv running t limoiii L tog voty PtiIIinr In tills vitally Kvcry Simdiy sets one or more runs with MB fields of starters en I gaged WashlnKinns Birthday how ever tills for years bton the day set a C IJe for this particular branch of out i door sloOn and tnmcirrow shiw no I fa III ni oft in Intcrcst OH uumpircil with PTI Mars It Inlpln to eHtlniaind that h 0 al Irtut will taisc part In 11st varIous tIes tver bill and dale which are s for tomorrow AmottK the eetu5 are lire liandluip niad fun of the Nteruhtvestern A C of the Bronx the 1 Vae of the Harlem Uvenlng high Snoii and the run of the Wixhnstali liiatin Club of nx h njf The run of the urthl tern Athletic ci ub will bugln ut 3 I M All the long Uatau t sura includlnc Eddie Carr of I the suIer Club the Lurz brothers of tJi V Mhawk Athletic Club AV Nobls the farmer Cornell College dlstutico Liner and r F Dwvar tim onu k I iiiu MinKtllBtBDce runrior of the Nr lw tTii A Ii JIt nt Fe rse extfuds n rut ih ii u i turvala ftvcniu 11 I Prrvnmn iruei njrin through Int rMile avenue to Ho j ton ir0ai1 thenesi orth to tjle Southern Boulevard tltenc north along tile I juUllAn1 Boulnvaro to Pct1l1tm DAY I i ellit line HlllK to the DOS ton jiat r iJ and return a llhiiitiv of three miles h way The undliuii I per will ai Kt ptist entries In the Ilaritti KviMim H irli Slonl run r t1 t 0 lll ludfiilk the runners will be han ll aPI1 and will art at I 1 Hook nnni MiuMrni i irn Park One JliindKxI aol Mtyflrit Klroet and Jeroino u nuv nIl OIl rye leading over ieriird a in nirnini bv wav if Jeroiao avunuo inul tnaltlntr a dr nit r I of the lrii nt th tmrk before llni i IIIB a lltaiei ot ul n two ant tile iiilf miles prominent aiiiliies will nac the snitn1 Und tom the large n 11m her of cntrleH nlnailv received I he silceess of Die run Is a s s iired Stmlenta lJf the Kchoul tire Invited to partlrl twto Th will IJH uiio of the KI rlE of runs hold hlweekh un Sunday morn Incs over the same course The VnhnAtnh UiatlnK Club of llushlfiK hnldf Its tlvem crofcoun try run Mtattinif fr m its bnathou at riiihlrif lirldne at 11 A XI Six medals will be awardJ three fur tIe first three immber nnd threo fur the first three nonmemb to finish This run Is not under Urn nusplrus or the A A U All thoso wishing to enttr I will file thor name with the eantain Thoman 1 Cleary No Z2 Covert place Flushing JU I New Yorker Loses at Tennis BOSTON Fih IIQulnc ChitS of thli city di fMlit It Flnck of yes York the unatfur t nnl chwnilim In three straight t at the NaUonal Jlacqiut ctuunuloualo tlJmn or WI DIltIU ShaW b ei4 the l COPVR6H7 PAH BOJ NV51 I ACJSUst 13 lmonr of drectors and a iew important eve I fling encasements Mr Uuliuont just now is iftfff m1 of h a time ti I rwlnp The financial prhlem nnl tie directors arrv hIt over the Jumps from J A M until j 1 M and from S P I to C 15 P M he devotes all the time o ueHtlons of the track In Good Humor Through It All The nrst assault on the Uelinutit nun parts occurred about 2SO I1 M but he eiiutud a Hank movement and es cavd Teiei hon bells were riniln al 11 toO tt t I and each one irociulnioii the Ut that ho Wits at a different plan Thou the pursu decide to rest on I i ijricllile lun ci ace Ic Unit elllca I cluus by darkles on a rabbit hunt If I yu Jump a rabult in any swanp ho will oniiie back f you will sit hero tong enounh ant wait Thli decMin and Its tMtiSOtl lien t ivsult proved the dIcer to bo infillllilo and 11 just tire li uri Mr Uejmmt hove to In the cfliK And after all those tttia ace an i Itrtx tiir thlnga ho was still In good humor I Ill have to KII away In fifteen mln Ut9e lie enid apolfiRftlcnlly h Su wull I liAVp to get through with this In a I hurry 1 ie MIS Informed that flfloen i minutes In n w ipipir tnruaun Is KOIIH limes equal to Iwo columns and he pulled load lila chaIr and went right at It I I dont know of anything Hint can be dona just now in regard to tho racing Ituatlon said Xlr HMlrnont In fiLet 1 dont know that It Is advisable that anything rfhould he done until the Leg islature ha passed on the Agnew Hurl Mil I wunt to tIny though ho contin ued that I was misquoted when I was reporl l o have sal 1 t int I had a pi in to nubmt to the JocXcy Club that wrnii tetui to curtail betting at tho raco tracks so that a iompromlso could bn r rh1 on the bill now before the IxRlnlaturc iten I was orked It I had a l lan I replied N 0 positively I huve no plan I tlilnk It Is best for the Jn key flub tu tako thAt up at Its next meeting nfl It IB a matter that I will require connljpriblo thought It cannot nn ron Into carelessly Would Minimize Betting Evils Aa you probably know oM ar BaLaiont tt fcu been the curooxa aA THREEMILE RELAY RACE AN ATHLETIC NOVELTY I S A novelty in the way of relay rac ing Is promised at the games of the High School of Commerce at moat i second Regiment Armory tomorrow i fir The race In reality Is a three 1 mile goasyouplease with tams from j the Thirteenth Twentythird Ninet first Six y ntntii and Seventyfirs I JtSeglments entered riucn a reliy as never been tried be I fore In this country or In any other It I offers a fan sprint a very creditable for the longdistance run and a cl ance form men to put I crack middle distance their best efforts The conditions of the race are ajj fol lows Kaci nAn at the start is re quited to rim at least four laps lhlss to avoid Cit1ftOtl and pe rmit the runners i officials to pet a line on the The teams will he made up of tnreo snail run less tum man mm and no one lap rae turner vl laps that 1110 1 run by tf men rests with the team captain wio will manage his team I S I Kich Turfman Thinks Deep Thought Necessary Before Action Is Taken me Jt key Club for several years past J minimize Uie hotting and the alleged w r nut tht rtfrum Step by step is hits been dono and while you must a ursand that I am speaking for ie Jickev Ckib I believe they would mtlmie to take such steps whether iavv was proposed or not I Hut continued the rich turfman when it cornea to a matter of mak nK suggestions that could be embodltHl J to a law that is entirely another estiun Just here the racing talk had to bo sidetracked fur a minute as a messen ger came in with a full pack of call I ng cards and turned over a trump This meant the telephone for the titian t ler When ho had finished some thing that ran Into six figures Mr Iielmont smilingly pushed back hit glasses and returned to the track i Jockey Club Not the Whole Thing Ii lIe explained something about the Jockey Club that Is not generally i non The Jockey Club he said I la not a law making body for the turf In the way huuh authority In usually understood Thu various track asso i lations really make the laws and rule which govern their meetings and these are submitted to the Jockey Club for i i miUiil I In other words associations can nime rules to suit themsehcs HO Ions as thY confine tlienibelves PII the law I hut their at I lint 1ms to IK passed upin r the I ode ev Club the central body I as It were In case of disapproval an Vt ssila t toil could appeal to tho Slit tu ommlislon but such a tliln has never occurred In fact thu unsoclatlona ami tho JocKey Club have always worked in harmony and the real inai hluery of tho club has never been used because It was not necessary As Is well known Mr Belmont feols i itt I stopping of racing In New York would be a serious blow to tho city as well ax the Siatu He did not go Into hat phase of It however as he ex plained that he had fully explained hID position before the committee at Ibany The clock showed that tile time was up and Mr Belmont again had to tale It on the run Talk about a pointer dog being a bus piece of machinery why he s tp n stationary engine alongside these flnancleis1 And still they say they tnve nothing to do but idle around In wealth o Gotch Beats Lundln RTHOItn Conn rob 21 Frank Oltch won the wrmtllns match with HJsl mar Lundln here last nIght Tb men strug gle Uraecoltoman style for half an hour without a fall and then contested catohu catchcan IISIL Ootrh cot a toe bold and 2ruzd a taU ta twtatrOT mtautM end i IM rnfla I T coin the Hnlsh line All teams will start from scratch and the start and finish will be made from the same point I It is the object of course for each I tam to rain a lap In order to do this V Is thought the team captain will start the race with his middle distance runner At the best time In his Judg V nt the quartermller will be replaced liv the longdistance man The sprinter I trill be saved to close up the race at the finish i Some of the stars who will compete In this novel competition are Harry Hlllman national uartermlle cham pion Lawson Robertson national 1W Yard champion of the Twentythird Regiment Tad White who has jumped Into mmenso fuvor by his locciit ro markuDiu exhibition at a mile m the Columuw guines wtieii lit twat J i buiuan the natonal chainpiun tur iho Martlniijuu cup Harvey Cohen Frank Itllev Juiiiny Parrel Charley Bacon Hcrger NorthrKlge UeUlcj and others who are all well known to the athletic enthusiasts of New irk Dohan and Mario Draw Johnny Johan of Urunltlyn ani Johftay I MarCo of Nets York fought six rounds to a I draw at the Long Aero A c lajit nliiui 1ti men tried hard tor a knockout Li ii u r nas aIl ti train an aJianugu ovei tJ otier In the prvUmtnarle Kli2 Grtff u it Vsic Vllllanit MUi liar Xnoc ea ut 1 o Hirt In one r un i JOe I hllil In r iJh dlintUt WII tg JiVd hs hand and was force1 to quit In the rjth round of his flht with 1nll llyan ant lounc Krunn drw with Willie Burns I S I Recreation Centres Meet n mnK Ilecroation Centre No ISj de feM flvo recreation centres In an athletic I niffi at fuaiic chool No lss UJt nuhl Tlo sociu d IX points to III hich were I earned by Contra No itt Tho follonlnK ccmra conitattO Noj 10 1S 31 Ui and 1 V I FORDHAM VS GEORGETOWN I At the Savage Gymnasium Fifty ninth street and Grand Circle tonl lil Korlham basketball team alP line up against the the strong Georgetown Uni I versity team Fordham defeated George town early in the season bv a narrow I margIn Sll a K 00 1 content may be Innkiil for DnnclnR will ito started Im I mediately after the fame AMUSEMENTS IIAMMERSTEINS HAMMERSTEI lOo I i i n and Tth Av Ually Mot ar rtlc I I I A MC111T IN TIm SIUMrf 01l I I IJUNDON with Billy Uncv HEIUK I mANCHE CLAYTON WHITE alAI i I Flin STUART MIY LENA Vnnco Joe I I Harts Ten mttrlc CrIckets Kennfjy I 1 I k Itconey Kltamurn Jnpj Altiajiior A l I I nertlc Krclimlve Motion Picture of N I i I I Y to Iarln Auto llice I I MANHATTAN Ol1ItA S itotr IIOJ1t tIlti I I TONIQIIT at 8 LtCIA DI IAM I I MKIlMOnil IMine Tftruzzlnl Sat Mat I I at ti PBLIHAH KT MKIISANUi 1 MUs I I Oanlen Sat Nlfrtif at H 75nM 31 I I IlKlilA Sunday Night lop Cainpanlnl I I Concert Cavall rla Itiistlcni50clSO I U ciiilciny If Alinlr 14th Ht fe Irving IMace FOR TWO WIKKS OXIY MILLERln 1 I HENRY MILLERlnI t I A great Cn with Edith Wynne MuUnlnon I Irlcenj u to lrilMaIsWeiiiat2 KvSJ1 PI in U Hwiy Mtli st Tel 1K0 ifnd I L Uv 81V Mot Weil 4 Sat 8 i I ijJIEtRY illDiOE In THU OP MERCHANT VENICE I t n1A D Iu7th 1 cx VISS53si50T3e4 11 LilAti A ACR Acnoss i iioiuay I ACI 11011 W TiE COVTJNUNT Mat Sot I Next WkN lll p the Beautiful Cloak llndnl AMERICA i YL 1 InIMT MtvKir MOLLY 0 Hot I CxtWk Gcnjuro I UalUy Tony the Hootblack I Ted Marks VarlatHg Sun Mat ft RvnMf I i4th At Oth Av 11 nOcMatSaturJiy I I4th St TIIK LOST TIMII I Sxt Week rartcrl on Utr UrlJal Tour Tnlco Run 1ov lIberiY5Invhnglictuos J n LEVi OCKSTADER L r a n d And Ills Great Minstrels I U NstWk Tho Dulrjinnll I JOE WBERS MUSIC KVSUSMIU l1L W Dnay J sst2 l ut1 I Wed Mot Ilurloque of tho Merry VMoir I JOe fISOI rmlMlon of Henry 1 Seegi I IYway A UOth t EL t5 I CIRCLE 1a1 Bt ltO 22 Jat We Bt 21 I 1t014B DILL 1 I I MtHS MAY JON MANAGERIAL RANKSI Rrt101 M rto wjio ana on1 of Mo Draws tnit popular stars may man imo Im PIer Western L neue team next siMMin All that now preve the clnMti of the contract Is a slight I inference lietwecn the prlco offered b I t e Incnl management and the cash de nin led by the Minneapolis manner mvnt nlilch hns I claim on Merles ervleea I Iltrfcl J Moran citeher for the Ciilcxro Cnu his left fT rhicacu where tie bn ben onlcrcil to Join the tevm March 4 ridv r II Sutliern training IMP A large cowl r Mortns friend nero at tie tell 10 Seo tlllll off SJ wIy the linm are settling in their i mtriu to ii tnt Shrtetine lila Iat t rvtlV In het n KJ mean tad r I ins a jtrjnK po il 1IliM fr frI base he having had scene 1 S iiMm in the TrlStat I n DANIElS VINS RACE DESPITE BIG HANDICAP o M HAMELS e wrM s ChARLES swimmer OVttflC a handicap of sx seconds nnd finished ished I root In front of C I II bach of the Now Yirlc A C Itt tlulr 100yard tank ra at the o or the Sportsmens Sip In vdison Square Uirdon last night l ime col ored the distance in tha fast time of K 25 seconds econcs Tho race was witnessed by over 3 000 persons many of whom were women Tr bnbah was In the water sIx sond3 before Paiilils and wis cut ting a fast clip when the ccthtloth stuck the water About two yards from the finish LUnlels caught Truben bach and was a rot In front ut the end P n McCahlll was the onlv one who could tate the black horv in the water tlltlnL cmle and lie succeeded in ducklnc I 1 Dale who tin BMed second AH of tile other event were well contested One oI the bUeest crowds that ever attended a Spirtsmen rih nv 1ucel through the aisles and IMIC I at the exhibits n the iardtrn last niciit Tio sumniiiriei ii rht Yinl N JoIInl ho Vf m cy T T Tsrhtrtshler Te iK third SIr Y M C A J Smith taI Y M V A 1 ond Time 10 3 s Pivnal rj W on by J Curran New york wlmmins A k i atlon i1 IlJttKer Nev Vrtt ri i mulng Af clltlon teconl TIT e V 41S TilrU lelt caton Jack MeAItfe 1lh Itea1a SwItt t ctln 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MISS HO KF HOLLAND ItNII IItltttIlht i i i Sth 4 t isTclrflllI V1 A Sat 2 15 VICTOR I in OHO M COHANS WORE I Tli TALK OF NY Li 10ti S hiLa Si tp1 s J i 11 rr 1Lt Thur o Sat l f IHlff KYHI1 IJW and III lii LI t 1 i tlJDSON hit htrreilsl ly lliJ J iv Ke If Mifft We X v One of HIP hit nf On ery 1W I n II reith goot ateM n tilo mrl 1 ian MIKC Aiuri nn A dBtn uii s Tim4 OTIS SKINNER In th Play Adante train Ualzac by I Ill nl at poler THE HONOR fWr FAMILY A rtaf ucropjIve Sun A upuur atlCMS rest II Iniunt gucn Miiall nw I Sitlmor Is ollful MATS IVlTllSKSnAT StTIhtfltL I THE BIG FOUD 111 IIu 111 n New Amsterdam tats pl I Su lJ The Merry Widow tuiIIIWiIi DDuiSfiVIIV rue VTUE uwav A 4im 5t BR UFIUIIUIIIII TV SIiI tints Wivt t tilt WALTZ DREAMtTim t t Ti LIt York lib vlflUHwiiv AsWMt New i ort i sil Mats Ill 210 K ZlrEfrlcl Ir ir nle t Siiere THE SOUL KISS wh GEN E fl Vel 41M In itW LIB rTY t M 01 ta i rmorlrk I VIUI iflitefl TAMAIlildW k th InPerll IVoluctlnn um 1 111 HI v W irhIvtt i A ki Wuo 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I 1 44 P rr f rN zr THE EVENING W E RJ if KIDAY FEBRUARY 21 19O 8 IDING MORSE BY TELLING STORIES f OFROOSEVELT I i ExBankers Friends Arouse I Sympathy With Reports of Presidential Persecution t CREDITORS IN A FIGHT Preferred Ones Attempt to I I Hold Off Bankruptcy Pro ceedings Until March The pref rrd tredltorn of Charles W Moms to whom lie anslffned lecuritlen Mid othftr collateral last October when I he BRW the storm approaching are making a clever and determined fight to stave off bankruptcy proceeding which would force them to take their chancoj with the other creditors They I played a trump card by iprcadlng a re i port that President Uoosevelt Is per fecutlng Morse It Is pOBsible to create mpathy In I Wall atroet for a yellow dot b making Wm a victim of While House persecution I 4 tion Besides there Is a sneiklnc re I CUrd for Morse In Wall street among men who hae engaged In the same I practices that have earned him Indict I ment as a criminal 1 Two of MO PS preferred creditors are bis lanjors Albert U lloardman anil Philip Britt Their interest In securIng their claims Is an added Incentive to their efforts to keep Morse from the bankruptcy court If they can stave off tho bankruptcj proceedings until March 1 their preforencts will be riason ably safe How Law Aids Them The bankruptcy lani provide that preferences cannot 1 set altle after tour months Morses preferred cred itors made their nmnsemtnti with him In the latter part of Uct October In CAse he should bo dechred a bankrupt I after the expiration of the four months period It would ho nr par for the other creditors to prnvi that tin prt ferrrd creditors secured their adv inln e i I with Intent to defram This Is a delimti iiiirMInn To mak the allegation lick the nnnITIfprr1 creditor WOO lit line to prove lievond n doubt that the frnudillent Intention ac tuated both dijtor and preferred credi tors torsHere Here Is a complete IIsl of Morse preferred arid unpi efernd creditors not Including his deits In connection with i the Consolidated Slemshlp Compaiu 4 I and the American Ice company Preferred I OBilen nomini m t PHtt 3fOVi Ihllln Uutt TXH H J IU rwlnd VTUH i rourtienth Street Hank loiidM1 Total llujtO linpreferred Knickerbocker Trust Company flinriio1 Sat Itank of North America 241 oco Other New York banks rIO s Kngland banks iXXV J John W GatM JM noo Charles M Pchwnb ISM v Other creditors estimated f W Total n2 3 roJ OBrien Bonrdman Platt are pro tected by assignments of bank stocks The Fourteenth Street Bank Is cov rrel br assignments of qult In cer I tain stocks and Philip Britt Is similarly protected K J Herolnd Is protected to the extent of tXQtfn bv a mortgage I on Morses Filth avenue home i Want a Share of It A long as there was some hope that Morse had assets hidden away the gen j rral creditor were avcrM1 to takIng any steps looking to fore him Into bank I ruptcy Since It begins to appear that I Morse Is Hat broke these creditors have I i begun to look with covetous eyes toward the JlOJOvO that Morse net aside last October to protect his lawyers and two other favored creditors I In the list of creditors published above i other New York banks do not include I the New Amsterdam Morse according I to President F W Tlnsman dues not ow that Instltut a dollar I I t AFRAID OF THUGS HE MISSED FAT FEE I Dr Freidman Told Police of 1 I Telephone Call and Found It Was a Bouncing Boy t 4f Dootor ZYeWman you should rlllh r pwy come by No 112 East Ono Hun drM and Iavnth tr et Dr Ocr Wbwuon wIll be hero too and Mrs I LevoTTttn II very stok was the mes aaS Kh flnrtnam physician received earl today at hli home No Z2 Or I obsrd fltrtet Dr Fnddman did not know Mrs I Xjcrowltz of One Hundred and I Blvrcnth vtreet lie became suspicious I HB called up Dr Qorslionsun who lives 4 at No 46 Henry street The latter saId i I never heard of the woman Dr Vreldman went to bed iliiK to I hU wife that he wouldnt travel to One Hundred and nicvonth street to he tandbOKRixl Mrs Frelrtman MiursHsttrtl C that the police be notllled The doctor WM obedient to the suggestion Accordingly Lieut Holmei who re ceived the doctor message sent a patrolman to the Lovowltz address Hu came back What was tl1 naked the Lieu tenant A floe big bouncing baby boy and tbat doctor U out b tine big fat fee answered the blucooat GEN WOOD LEAVES MANILA MANILA Feb M MajorGen Leon aid Wood In command of the army In the PhlllUDlnes Is about to leave for Europe on a ilx months leave of ab sence UaJorQen Weston will com mand In his absence I I vJ w TO FIGHT HUGHES 01 NOMINATIONS BILL I Republican Bosses Plan to Again Defeat Governors Move for Direct System SpI1 to The nfnlnc WorM AIBAJJY Fob nGov hughes re newed his flsht for direct primary nom ination today by having Senator Travis and Assemblyman Green Introduce its I bill to mMe direct nominations perms slve The Republican bosses arc pre pared to make a sturdy opposition o the moaHtire They defeated the Go ornor In this matter last year and ex pect to turn the trick again I The bill provides that the General i Committee of a part In a city or vil lage or In a county wholly within a city or In a borough of a city may adopt a rule for direct nominations in order that the rule may be effective It must be adopted At least fifty days be fore the primary election A copy of the rule must Immediately be delivered to the custodian of primary I mary records who shall cause It to be i published forthwith In one newspaper With a general circulation In the city or village and of the political faith 6f the party adopting the rule The effect I IB that all the ofllcers to be elected front territory wholly within tuo po litical subdivision must be nominated by direct vote at the primaries I Provision Is made under this bill for ottlclal jiilmary ballots containing the nominations as well as those for party nominations as well as there for party positions The candidates must be nom inated by petition the BlKnnturc to which must be acknowledged or proven The signers must be enrolled members of the part and no one may sign more than one petition A petition presenting the name of a candidate for a position to be filled from I an Assembly or ldermanlc district must bo slcned by at least one hundred If from n Senatorial or Congressional dlnrlct by at liast two hmhlrtsi from a county bv at least three hundied from an election district bv at leapt I ten ind from any other unit erf rep I resentation by at least one per cent of I the vote east In that territory for the nirtvs cindldate for Governor at tIle 1 last Gubernatorial flcctlon The oltlon must be accompanied bv the coiiMnt of t ito candidate In wrIt lug and be tiled before 1 p M on the twentieth day before the primary elec I tion A voter may cast his ballot for any I l Tson whose name does not appear ori the oftlclal primary ballot by writing In the proper place the name of the Mindldtte of his choice USED A HATCHET ON WIFES BROTHfR I Boston Fashionables Stirred by i Domestic Clash That Ends in Dentists Arrest r pH l to Th gvnimuir VrU IIOtTON IVh 21Dr George A Liroulllet a dentist living at No 362 Commonwealth iivenue In the fashIon ahli Hction of the city was locked tin I at the Hick hay police station early today on the charge of using a hatchet on Jame L Luce his brotherinlaw The assault was committed In the hall way of the dentist apartment and Iuce after bolni struck a bird blow on the top of time head ran from the house 1 and Cell exhausted In the doorway of I a house on Mafsichusetts avenue The Injured man was taken to the City Hosplt but refused to remain I und was taken to his home at No S Centre Street Cambridge Luie Is twentthue years olJ single and his sister Sarah is Lr HroullUts wife The doctor Is a Harvard praduate I Ilou HiuullLts Had Il t imllv dinrrcl vcstirda atlernouii and Mis lliouillet tilephontd to her pariiits home and hr brothels James and Lvman went to the house The nollrp soy Hroullet Was waltlnt In the hallway and as soon as the nun entered he attacked James and without warning struck him on the top of t tie held with the blade of a I simi ogl in g hall 11 The police maintain tint lvmnn in inn at the dent t and disarmed him before he could swfnR the weapon annln The affair caused a big stir In the mlBhborhood Mrs Hroulllet was for a time a member Theatre Corn I ber of the Castle Scpiarp pany She Is fond u f music I Loses 40 Pounds of Flesh in 40 Days Rengo the Great Fat Reducer Brings Happiness to Battle Creek Woman I As an ordinary illustratIon of the won derful reultJI of Rengo mention L bore made of the case of Mrs Adi L ErsVtlne who live at 33 East Main t I flsttlo Creek Mich here is hem Ion In weight bust sad walt raouBUrement Il forc After WRlitT7 Pounds 197 p01l1ll1 Indlc Wiilrt37 Inches 5 III1t14 Inrhoi 40 IncUe The following Is a letter written by Mrs Krsklne to the Uenro Co at the end of only 40 dale treatment I con hardly believe my eyes whon 1 look at myself now and realize bow fat and unsightly I was not over two months ago I feel an thoiiKh I wai In a new world 1 feel so light mil strong It la all due ti nenso I started It with little hope that 1 could ever Kt thin by It bwaua I tint taknn sO many other things and failed every time I did not rains a day while tnklnK fleece I guess that was because It tasted o much like delicious candy nverv day that I loot flesh I felt myself I letting more strength so that today I ceo lift a great deal more can do more work I walk upstaIrs quickly without netting tire rinrt do almost exer thlnK with the kani energY and delight m when I was a girl I1 I im Slmplv feeling flume and If I cant du nn more than write you this letter I cer tainly owe It to you to allow any fat per son who wants to place his or her conll Inure In nome one and be reduced to write I to me and find out the truth I With lasting gratitude to you and Itingo I am your cordially Ada L i Krrklne I This tame experIence can happen to you I If you are oerfnt You will be stronger healthier and happier There la nothing Just aa good nv nonuo For Wie by all druggists at 101 ner full sized box or by moll prepaid br The Hengo Co 3254 Uengo uidR Detroit Mich The company will gladly send you a trial package tree by mall If you write them direct to Detroit no free package at drug floret For salt and recommended In New York by W r nocker r av and 3Mh it 1kDbJ av and 41 it Knllni Phannao Id st and 4th av also 60th it tint Mvll on av I lletemun C Co 3fln llroailway and all branches bleisel Cooper Cu Clb ar UUi and 10th ate Bhrlch lire 6th ar 3d to gad It t 1 e L hl BOY IS HELD fOR t i STABBING AT THE HOUSEOFREFUGE i Rafore Sfonsa Declares the Killing of Oshansky Vas I I Accidental I nafsel Sfonft the HOUR of RHuge I boy who stabbed Meyer Odlmnslcy In a fight In the Institution on Feb S In I fllctlnr injuries from the effects of whch Osltnnckv illfM on J 1 11 was this afternoon held without hail In I I Coroner Acrltoll to wall the action of the Grand Jury Fifteen Inmates of the Hoti f if Refuge hiclmllnB two boys who were stabbed by Sfoiipa In the fntnl fIght testified that the kllllne of Oshansk was an accident dfoniia In his own behalf said that there had been a Cull In the House of Refuge sInce last August between him and a boy named Kanner Both hi s had a following After supper on 1oh S Sfonsa and Kannor got together In the playroom TJiey knocked me down said Stout sa and I ROt my knife out When I was on the door I struck out nlth the knife and stabbed n boy named Hlumcti tbnl In the back As I was struggling to m font 1 struck out AgaIn and mnlilied xlianskv I dliln utica tj stab him I now strlklne liillluuiiMihii who was lipntlns me I ilcin know i I RtdbbcJ n tio nuniil Axolnid or not Hlumenthal ICinnsr anti thlrtoct I other boys sao practically the fim vor loi of the affray John J Fresii who apiunrid as counsel for Sldn t i mud this statement to the ourt I Sfuna Is m iklns his statement against fllv ulvlce Vlwn the cue I come tj 11111 I will bn able to shcrw a different state of farts Tlilc bn t provcting OIIHTS and Is not as KIIIIII I 89 ha mattes himself out to be I I I T1 V So ff c Corner I I Sixth Av r I4tnq Sixth AVt L 23d St t 23d St Final Redactions Big Bargains in Mens Winter Suits and Overcoats At Savings of 50 Per Cent AND MORE Today and tomorrow you can get a big bargain in a Winter Suit or Overcoat No goods carried I over We clear the tables every season I 16 18 Black Melton Overcoats 750 I 16I8 Oxford Melton Overcoats 750 1618 Gray Melton Overcoats 750 I 1820 Black Kersey Overcoats 900 18 20 Oxford MouleOvercoats 900 ANY SIZE One Thousand Mens Sack Suits Includ 1 ing Black Thibets Fancy Worsteds l o Fancy Scotch Cheviots Some Silk or r 7 Satin Lined Any Size To Day and To Morrow Reduced from 16 S18 500 Pairs of Mens Worsted and Cheviot Trousers Worth 3 and tl2 00 4 Now Corner Corner I Sixth Ave Sixth Ave 23d St 23dj I a iIn IUrV 50Ct s I The Prince of Cigarettes Absolutely flew lOc per box of 10 I El 1 rincipe de Gales J J Cork Tip S Havana Cigarettes I I Do Not Stain the Fingers Just Introduced Have sprung into instanrpopularity The success of the cigarette age The demand of New York smok ers alone has necessitated increasing the factory output seven fold since they were placed on the market December 4 907 RICE lOc per box of 10 PECTORAL PAPER PAPER I While EVERYWHERE Bon HAVANAAMERICAN COMPANY Jilto makers of El Principe d Cafe Haoana Cigars Packed In Cedar Wood baSel containing 50 and 100 cigarettes told at 50c and 100 mpeeUvelf MICHIGAN FURNITURECO tor This Month Only ON OUH a UBERAL CREDIT SYSTEM YOU CAN PURCHASE I HIGH GRADE FURNITURE il 50 worth 300 down LI 75 500 u I 100 750 I OPEN EVENINGS FOR SALE WArUHhtT AM DIAMONDS CAfall OH UIIUDIT EAST IAYMKNTS American Watch Diamond Co a M VIDKN IM Ihone rbUT CortlluuU IISTILMI N ti lUUllNU iuuiuult u 1 nupklj iiuMiienu perti ct fitI flume material t XCHANGE CLOTHING CO t nnol WV nntrinff on Irk place ml coffee ut wholesale price TEASdu1 Tftti Alli IKJX f 1 lkP holr Coffees S lbs Sm 00 ROUT nii r s 1110 i I Si i r DlMiONUSi EASY PAYMENTS WATCHES Reliable Imuija Call or writ JAJhB IirlUMAN JEWELRY nr MAIUKN IANi lib Poor l LOST FOUND AND REWARDS t hAb f t Lodrumttu linlistmbull iTrUir umrlnumM an liberal rart John K Souse 171 1Ml it or UM iKxlaitoa tv i S 1r i s FOR SALE COME AFTER BUSINESS HOURS Open Evenings WalcIis oo IJ1EIIT1OIIIIS oo Lred CAS 1 LE Jfl11T WEEKLY i RLDIT3 I it PAYMENTS I ON EYEGLASSES oraduaia Optician IMIIlOVKt I NO lOS OF TIM1J itrriKTs I THOM iitirs i 206Wist 42 J Si Pi I lVn ri Ult VI Nf t IIIUUIIU lavll a OVIJ Illslo t trei hildlnois cunflilt I I 111 ula IUSTIC jrrtnv co n SHIM at PIANOS AND ORGANS ClIRISfllAN PIANOS lilt tutU in 110 tea ant aliifi Dry 5cr vice base jii excelltut inn ant trti beau tifully finished iniojUB anil prlcoa mallej free INei tna med S timer uprlghli m trent li5ui t Ei u Ilih at Imtuion flh i f IVlarscheider PIANOS Ii jJifhS1 iii clal silo luluigrnie pinna easy 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