The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
March 2, 1908

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1 fl ury k J I New t 1 4 tee y t I fi T Ii 11 i1i I 4L I ED IT I ON I i GRESJ eomriofp r i t i 1 H liNER STRANDED IN I 4 FOG SPRINGS A LEAK Ii 150 PERSONS ABOARD I Pumps Kept Going on the Coamo a From Porto Rico Aground Off I the Jones Beach Long Island Shore I II f Hidden in douse fog the passenger steamer Coamo of the New York find Porto Rico line is ashore on Jones beach on Long Island When Ifhc big ship grounded early today Capt F J Dalton did not know the location of the vessel He sent a wireless message to the companys office laid blew a signal of distres from the Coamos whistles There are 101 passengers and a crew of lifty aboard Although the sea is running high the Coamo is lying on a bed of land and is not believed to be in immediate danger I The Coiino went ashore at high tide I nd with thn li IP re oillnc fin I1P Isnd ocr pommanrter jnv up hope of Rcitnc I Without hi Ip It was siiil at the coin yanya office that tags would leynt i 0 Lcslst the Conmo as oon as the fag mtlfA The lnt wireless said that the fe avers had reached the ship and f jthat everything was hopeful If acres awry tile tugs will tike oft the passim I l en An effort may be inside to tak hem In boats aero a Great South Bay feo Babylon The passage would l o dlf Bcult as the biy Is llled wit Ice i Ship IB Leaking I I Capt Dalton sent the following men I fRKc to the companys otllce this after noon t Cosmo went ashore at S3J Ship lies broadside to Hold No 2 leaping bu I pumps are oiklnc and there Is no j l flnnser Wind southwest any moderate I breeze The Now York and Porto Rico Com ipiny has enraged the lerrltt Chapman i j l IWrecklriK Company to go to the help ol the ship As stem as the tag lifts tn I I lieavy seagoing wrecking tugs Itollel I 1 ind the I J Merrltt will leave for Joncn Ueach The tugs will take lighters I r ers along as It Is believed that the Bteamer will have to bu lightened tie tore It can be floated The const patrol of the Znclfs Inlet Life Saving Slut Ion was the llrst to locate the stranded steamur The blasts 1 Of the whistle came ut of the fog lout a mile east of the station The Bachs Inlet station Is located on the t westerly end of lonus Reach where an I Inlet enters the liny between Jones r i Beach and the mainland The Coamo left San Juan Porto lllco fnr New York on Fob So and to hat reached Jones Ileacn must have passed the entrance to New York harbor and teamed northwestward twentyfive miles out of her course before she 1 truck the beach Formerly a State Liner The Coamo was originally built for the Allen State Line and was knmrins I ho State of California She left Gills ROW on her maiden trip AUR 15 1SU1 1 She was built by Alexander Stephen X Boas Glasgow She Is constructed of mild steel Is 400 feet over all 46 feet and 32 feet S inches molded beam depth i fcvlth a gross registered tonnage of 45UU Eons The dead weight she was deigned signed to carry Is 5300 tons The Coamo Is divided Into eight wa I trtlRht compartments the bulkheads of WhIch are carried to the upper deck 110 as to assure the greatest safety In t the event of accident I The saloon accommodation Is situated mldshlpa and provides for 1ICO passim Bera From the main deck the saloon Is entered bv doors on each side of the deckhouse arranged with vestibules and Inner vestibule doors The grand staircase leads down to the main saloon from the entrance hall Steerages are fitted for about ill or Mil passengers M forward and also nfluif saloons on both the main and lower decks Stranded Once Before The machinery consists of u sot of triple expansion engines having cylin der 31 Inches 55 Inches and M Inches felth a stroke of 54 Inches Riippllnl with steam by three steel hollers r On Feb 26 1900 when known as the I f fitnto or California the vessel utruck Hams Islam hedge after leaving Port 1 land for Liverpool Her two holds filled and her furnace room was Hooded There wro ono hundred persons on board and although the sea was high they were all taken off safely The i s cargo consisting mostly of perUlmble tuff was destroyed she struck the ledge stern Mrst and swung with a strong wind and current until her bow tilt the rock It was thought for a ilia tint it would be ImooMlbU to L I I F y err aw her hut the wreckers accorr u shed the tusk The Passengers I the fcluniiiK paceungers are aboard e i ouno Mr E L Hiirdtn ill and Mrs G D Christie Col anil Mrs Dulley Mr II It Healy Mr Vllllam It Kaehrle Ml MI J llranrler Miss M Cochran Mi W A Potts Mr aid Mrs P Mnhrhoff Mr J fjnartz Mr L lleltz Mr D li jlolmis Mr C5 W Ktnney I Mrs ICln coy MrtaIttes Peabody Mr D C Moon Mrs Moon Tip S S 3raher Mrs Oriber Mr A It IlidThlll I Mr Tndnrhlll Mr E A Fuller Mr A Oirvln I Mr and Mrs r n Porter Dr W K MrCrew Mr W K Johnon Mr W li Imes I Illshop and Mrs L B Wilson Miss Wilson Hen Drury Mr William Fl Altken and party Mr J J Ilradley Mrs HravMey II II Suppy IM C1 f Frederick Miss Uzzle Ulefier z S A Itlibel C M llosnell Frank E Webb Mrs Webh Dr J HleKcr Mrs J ISIfuer Dr 11 E Register 1 II Uranzier J V Hlpley I II I lie k hard VrF Kckhnrd I W Morse 10 O Kaiser C II Ilershey Mrs Heishey Master Hershey C Raymond Young Mrs Young I POLE BURGLAR SENT TO PRISON fOR fiGHT YEARS Two Terms Given to Dawkins Who Helped Rob While in Uniform George Dawkins convicted of bur glar and grand larceny committed while he was a policeman In uniform attached to the Adams street station was sentenced by Judge Dike In the County Court Brooklyn today He waR sent to Slng Slog for not loss than I four years and not more than four I fears and six months on the burglary charge and for not less than four years on the grand larceny charge The evidence iak n at the trial showed that Dawkins In March 1907 enlisted the aid of a thief named Scott Ryan and hold up and robbed John Farley a terool per In a saloon nt Myrtle ave wn and Gold street This was the Mais at the charge of grand larceny Aided In Burglary The evidence proved ulao that Daw dim while a policeman on Jan 27 last gut Hynn and another thief to break I Into a hardware store at Myrtle avuntie and Duffleld street for purposes of rob bery Duwklns broke the window hroturh which the two crooks trained dmlxslon to the store h was shown during the trial that Dawkins hail beott e shady character all bli We and b ulil T n r dIR I OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOCOOCOOGOOOOOeOOJono OOCCOOOOOOOOOOOaOQQQOOSOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOQOCOOOOOCOOOOeOOOOOe oeOOOflC OOO 0000000000000 1 IR 1t First of a Series of t t HO W I KILLED MY FIRST INDIAN S 1 Twenty Tales II 1 of the Plains o f t BY BUFFALO BILL hJhe Evening World ToDay 1 i MeWrVVJtJWnJtJWWJJwW 1V WW 4NJ JWp o1VJ WJOe XX CC X C CKXt XXXXXX CXXXXX2 XXXXX3OOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXXXX C COOO Itnln toal8t Tus lILT lair and colder fJt e 0 t FINAL I V r 1i t AllFINAL II II nG1 III III Illllll I RESULTS EDITION S U L IS N ft Circulation Books Open to All Circulation Books Open to All I

NEW YORK MONDAY MARCH 21908 PRICE ONE CENT CHICAGO CHIEF KILLS MAN 1 SENT TO SLA YHIMANDMA YOR I TWOYfAROLD WINS RACE AS 75 TO 1 SHOT McNally Ridden by Skirvin Furnishes Big Surprise at New Orleans pecial tn The nrnlnir WoM NEY OIU nAlNS II March 2 Despite the attraction of a Mardi Gra I parade In town to draw many of the Northern visitors the crowd at the openlne of the meeting at the Fair Grounds today was strong enough to satisfy the most optimist members of the Crescent City Jockey Club The card voffejed no particular feature even the dally handicap having filled The races wore framed alone good I lines however and they brought out In cev rnl Instances horses of consider aW class Thn best race was a six I furlong affair that enlisted several very gOOd printers J C Core one of the moat prominent candidates had to 1 t excused because of his having contract od a fever that has reached such a point as to can his trainer to fear for the life of the hors The parties tla tried to force th management ml a switch back In the betting system held out to the lust min ute with the hop that such a decision might he arrived at later Instead of the booths the small stools were In use aa they have been rt this track aJl sea son There were thlrtyolitht books In the big ring beslaj the two fielders Summary First Itace Purse 14tt maiden two v ar ldn three furlongs MONfIY Ira fsiclrvln i5 to 1 30 to 1 and 12 to 1 non by length and a half Tom hot land 112 Ioners i to la 1 to 1 alk sven second andl lied 511thirdLee 9 ons even l to nnd 2 to 5 third Time 130 36 Sllverton Grotto ilcNally Prefix Guy Fisher Intervene Edwin L Columbus Little Mose and Marltz1 also ran Second Race Iurse JIOO three year haif furlongs aids selling live and onehalf William H Lyon 10 Hotter 11 tc S even and 2 to won by a length lUue Leo 1U BrusHll 7 to 1 o to 1 and 6 to 6 second Truro lOCI flowery W to 1 S to 1 and to 1 third Time Ioi Tackle Albert Star Contnniia Our Hoy Apple Toddy nmlayo Me Canada and Mystltler alo ran 3r Ror THIRD IIACB Iurv JV0 three rearOlds and up live and onehalf fur onps Tlve Bear lot fMoDanlel 0 to S 2 to u and out won by length qby Joy 101 Xotter 13 to S 7 to 10 awl 2 to 5 second Avaunteer 107 C Koer ner Ml to 1 10 to 1 and 7 to 2 third rime 106 35 Arbv Van Felix Mozzis Hasty Agnes and Hen rttromo also ran SMELTING DIVIDEND ON THE COMMON CUT Directors of the American PmeVtln and Itchy ng Comiflny today declared i n quarterly dividend of 1 per cent on the companys common stock This compares with a quartenrj dividend of e poor cent on the common stock for I lie last previous quarter The directors odny also declared a quarterly lIvI1 lend of 1 34 per cent on the preferred I stock whlcih Is unchanged from the I I lest provloma quarter lover have been appointed to the po Ice force When he was called up for sentence today his lawyer Mr Rellly made a plea for clemency Ho said that Daw lns had lost his wife his position on the police force anti IVH citizenship the plea had no effect upon the Court This man said Judge Dike used his position as a policeman not for the protection of the people but for his own profit He was a jailbird and an associate of crooks He usud his ollce uniform as a shield to conceal his operations as he preyed upon the community Put Taint on Force Ills offense lu the more serious when It Is considered that he has not only put a stain upon the records of the police force of this city but has rn paired the confidence of the people In the Integrity of their police officers fortunately cases such as thin are rare I know that the good men of he Iollcn Department want the I rlsoner adequately punished Copt Btelnhruck and Patrolmen Wen derbunc and LniiRlilln who worked up the case against Dawkins were highly Dmpllmentrd by the Court HANKS DENTIST OPEN ALL NIQUT Ma AverW Cor lita it New Tort I Police Chief Shippy of Chicago Who Attacked Kills Anarchist I GOT CASH JfWfLS GOTPETTICOAT AND PETTICOAT BY HER GOOGOO EYES Chucked Policeman Unibr Chin and Wanted to Kiss Magistrate Breen Tho Invasion of the Harlem Pollca I Court today by little Mrs Isabelle Schultze sewnteen chic pretty and possess 1 with two extraorillnnrlly departure emotional eyes was a sensational parture from tho usual entry of pris oners Policeman Nnchhar stood ut the gate looming like a human Gibraltar and frowning The dalntv little lady chucked hIm under the chin patted him on the oheek and said In a chirpy voice that was audible In the remotest corner lark though Aint you tho handsome Id Just love to kiss you Nachoar turned n carrot him and almost fell over the Kate Passing through the aisle she turned n languish InB glance on an elderly lawyer that made him squirm like an eel Reaching thn bench she cast another languishing look upon Magixtrtue Breen and oooed You lovely old darling I could hug you roeTill fine you for contempt of court If you do spluttered the Magistrate wriggling before the 50th kiss glance of the prisoner Cnlls Magistrate Nice Old Man Urn urn but youre a nice old man ran on Mrs Sohultzo at which the Court hammered his thumb with his gavel and ordered tho case to proceed Thu clerk tried to read the charge of grand lareeny whereupon the prisoner turned such u bewitching pout on him that his tongue seemed to trip up und choke htm You must stop this googoo busl newt thundered Magistrate Hrtfn where Is the complainant Vvt complainant appeared In the per on of Otto llAliber Otto dNJa In s 1 butler and eggs on Seventh avenue Is fut and has the face of a pink cherub I He was In such evident distress for a moment that the Court went to his assistance What did she do to you She goo gooed me burst from Ottoa Cupid mouth Googooed you gasped the Court Sure cried Otto She googooed me out of a watch and locket It was somehow like this I was putting up egg when she looked In the door ani made such an eye en me I was bewitch ed She hypnotized you you mean 1 Hut quite so mueli us that llound ered Otto It was ordinary googoo like you notice now Make her turn her face around Yon Honor or I cant talk I get a feellnx that makes ml foolish It was so that day Hi Novem ber She come In to me and makes me break a dozen eec I didnt know nothing under that coogoo She siyj to me Alai you lUlo an chuclrlpM mv chin Then she takes my watch and locket away and I let her She save Ill brine It bruk tomorrow but I dont net It She irnoBoofnl money out of me too I guess Im like a sucker i from nil that COOBOO No Judge Should 3e In a Foolish College The Court hid his face behind his hand for a irnment and shook with a foluiil ohlll Then the lion Itching little prisoner spoke up 1 live with my bridesmaids mothur at No iMtl Seventh aemie light near I Ottos eggs I thought he was Just ton cute for anything so rosy and pink I and fat 4o look me out walking on the drive and gao me 140 Ho Mild 1 like to give you all my money when you look at me like that But ho bor rowed Jo buck from me IXmt you I think IIBS Just too cunning for any I use Judge Hut really hu Is foolish to clurgu this agulimt me lie ought to be In a foolish colluge What did 5011 do with his witch shopped Magistral Ilruun Why 1 Just pawnutl It for tun and got ja on It And my locket with LennH picture added Otto breathing heavily i The Court was about to pronounce judgment when a tall man with iluu Ing heard rushed down the ilslu to ward the gate Vail for me cried the new ar rival Theres a petticoat mil six ruffles Oh eee whos hare puinxl the I prisoner and his breezecatchers too too3llenc l roared tho Court after he I Oootlnutd on Second Pass aw a TURKISH BATH LUNCHfON LATEST fAO fOB WOfJfN Mrs E SalkeyJones Enter tains Friends After Cleans ing Bath All Don Kimonos Turkish ibatli luncheons are the latest id of nine Now York clubwoma4 CMonkcy dinners nre out of date Tedd l ear tens ton and now If you want to be really chic and swell you must give a bathhouse entertainment Mrs K SmkeyJimoH today started a now fad by nvklng twenty presldem of various dub to cone mil lath wllh her The lintel Prince George hntl r iins weio the scene of till festlva amt there In kimonos fair femlnlnlt hull revel It was really a very ex elusive us uulL U4 novel nffair lor tile very swullest hKllos cnmu to till iipnunl wasJulay Autos anal for each gueit an I iKought her to the Oiulel Jlere the I ijulcklt dlsnviicil donned klinonn and the Turkish Hath Luncheon was on I After Immersing In the till for n while they n niil lol In the dining I I room where a 4laint luncheon wn spread Hit before Uiu fair ilamei wore Jlowe to ea they wire severely lee lurrl on Uio antlixitiy of the Amerl an woman to a riij cleanBlng bath Mrs Sankeyr s 111 a klmona ot hccUc hue st xl In the cetitro of tin room and told how to be fair Uioug forty tu her kiin iinvl and bepufffr irin ts JluJlt diiiionstnitlons Came next Mrs SiinkeyJones In a sheet showing titer llitcneis how lo Illicit Mil too too solid flush by a few simple ex DIClSCM I Among tho se present were lima Von Klnmr Haroness Von Itylmer Countess VDII Iljiis Miss Margaret lllluy Miss I Kryo Uarker Mrs Sara McDonald ilis Arthur tired JlrouKi and 111 urhiiie Clarl I Ilxstnlrs the ladlis troop d and re cclved tho 7nn ler treatment mud than uiilMon was servd CiKktnlls were niHh In evidence The Japanese di i cMlon and foods that were Hwvwl iddiM to the Olieutal air while the Inlnty klmonas of the giuwts made hem appiir erllnble ladles of lpixw So now the Turkish bath luncheon Is htTv clcanslng as well ns novel THREE BURNED TO DEATH AS SCORES I ESCAPEFLAMES Fifteen Injured in Leaps From Long Island Dwellings De stroyed by Fire POUT WASHINGTON L I March 2Thn men were burned to death I ml fifteen others Injuns at a lire that estroyed three boardinghouse un the hro of Manhubxel hay suveril miles rom this vIncI Although the men mot heir deaths yesterday the facts were ml mudu known until today when onmer Weeks lit this place toot i prate of the case The dead alo Htiffael 1C Giullomulo imiuale PI tn mud Aiigeln Mario Tho vlctlinx were members of a force of fifty laborors emiJoyod by Goodwin IrotlicH digging In the uund bunks ut the Mace Indicated Tile lire sUirtiM in the centre utruc lure of the row on the ground floor flu spread 114101 to Uiu incoming iiilldliiKs cuttliiK off the t OI capu of tho ic iipantH lull of whum Mr0 sleep Chu nuiJorUs had to Jump from tho ocond story wlmlows one mnn hn k not his back and others lisa sustain Itig suilous tnJnrliK The three men who lost tliolr llvwn were aulfOfUtrd an the trlud to get our bv the front door of the house In Irk leh the hlHze orlglniitud All the Injured were taken to a nnltnrlum In thin place The buildings wer In ashes before he firemen reached the spot they laving a long run over bad roads the cause of th fire U not known Shippy Attacked in His Home Fights Desperately and Riddles Anarchist With Bullets After His Son and Coachman Had Been Shot J MAYOR BUSSE AND HEAD OF POLICE DOOMED BY PLOTTERS Assassin Sent by Group of Anarchists to Mur der BothDragnet Out for Guilty Ones and All Street Meetings to Be Prohibited I CHICAGO March 2George M Shippy Chief of the Chicago I Police Department today shot and killed an anarchist who invaded his I home wounded the chief shot the officials son Harry in the lung and severely wounded the family coachman James foley Harry Shippy is seriously hurt Foley will probably recover and the chief was stabbed I in the hand his wound being trivial I The assailant was subsequently identified as a member of a group i of Anarchists who have been holding regular meetings in the Ghetto district in the west side of the city A friend of the police who attends the meetings in order to get information recognized the man when shown his corpse He told the authorities that the man had been selected by lot and told to kill Chief Shippy and Mayor Busse A box of lounges found on the body of the slain anarcnist bore the name of the Trowbridge Confectionery Company Meadvilte Pa The candy in the box was sent to a chemist to be examined for traces of poison The police believe that the assassin had provided himself with it as a means of possible suicide Inv view of the plot against the lives of Mayor Busse and Chief Shippy the Mayor it is reported will issue an order prohibiting all street meetings in the city of Chicago The order will be made general and include religious as well as political gatherings it being asserted that in flammatory speeches are often made at gatherings held on street corners under the guise of revival meetings By making the edict sweeping it is thought probable objections to it on the grounds of alleged discrimination will be forestalled The assailant entered Shippys home while the chief was alone in one of the rooms The man handed Chief Shippy a letter but the chief was suspicious grabbed and pinioned him while he called for his wife There asA struggle and the anarchist broke away drew a revolver and fired at Harry Shippy who had run into the room The boy fell to the floor Foley attracted by the shooting rushed to his employers aid As he servant entered the room the anarchist aimed deliberately and shot Foley twice SNIPPY RIDDLES HIM WITH BULLETS Again the Chief closed with the man and the latter turned on aim With n knife Shippy attempted to grusp the wapon and received n deep cut Some of the Exclusive Features of Yesterdays Sunday World SPECIAL NEWS ARTICLES I W L Hrynn admits to Mlulwltvl IcE I the authonhl of the otiaivn I lilAtor attempt t 0 maklnu to bribe tne that on Denver obedient Vend iWwt to n er ent houlh to to the a cwrooratloM I i Amorimn The career ot Olacla Calla beauty who fascinated the Slioh of 1I IIi I 1l vwlts frt nd Pat dead who killed Wlv lhee K1J hot dead lIIoln UP of the National Sulphur I v rk III Brooklyn prediction that the I llonico Whites willlc n I oumnwrolal 41lr w will soon end Ilnnxukahle conclusions by a German scientist that man mss orlelnully mom beautiful than woman President Koontitulti plan to sup tocK RamMliiK new phase In tha Oriental luuikn affairs naval officirs p tiiilmony blaming bad fonder cIM asters on iirnhltis now facts 4il cilt John D Hr kefollra fithfr the Ilrrty Addlvon Alexander domuHc troubles 1 abrtmd Mrs Hameyi relniut hnicit at hur forttinu to par her hiKbitnd debts ann KIXI of other Intemilnv barns jtlvu nrJ ajnualntf articles front all over I the world I THE WORDS AND MUSIC to What Makes the World Go Round tin great song hit in Sam Bernards new musical farce Nearly a Hero J I 6195 Separate Advertisements The most comical and up to date FUNNY SECTION now being printed by my newspaper A MAGAZINE SECTION In colors containing more than a score of Illus trated stories HUMOROUS CONTRIBUTIONS by Roy McCardell Irvin S Cobb and oth ers A complete resume of the weeks happenings In social theatrical realty financial and sporting circles t I 72 Crowded Pages t l t

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I f V 4 I y ij T m HE EVENING n WORLD MONDAY MAR C 11 2 19Ui3 a t L1 ii1000 MARCH IN p RAIN AT FUNERAL Of SLAI PRiEST lr Remarkable Tribute to Father I Leo Heinrichs Murdered on Altar by an Anarchist 1QO PRESTS TAKE PART The Great Congregation in Tears as Dean McNulty Pronounces the Eulogy The funeral of Father Leo Jleln r1ch the Franciscan priest who was assassinated by an anarchist at the altar of St Elizabeths Church In Denver on Feb 3 was held today trom the Church and Monastery of I 6t non fnturc In Vest Paterson The interment was In Holy Sepulchre I Cemetery and the ceremonies attend ing the funeral were the most Impres nlve ever held In New Jersey i St Bonaventures Church Is a spa clous edifice hut It could not accommo date onefourth of the Immense crowd I that pathcred to pay the last tribute I to the martyred priest Since noon yesterday when the body was placed II on II catafalque In the aisle of the church more than MOO Catholics had I Jttssexl and said a prayer and there I were 12CH more on hand an hour be fore the ceremonies began today Big Crowd at Church Thfl various societies of the eight par ishes of Paterson were triven the prefer ence In the seating arrangements Some 8600 people managed t crowd nto the church Outside In the rain stood be tween S OV nnd PCO others most of the men with uncovered heads To many of the mournlnc thousand F thor I o was personally known For twenty years he had worked as a prle t nmor K them He was ent to Denver only five months ag Ills popularity La a priest and a man coupled with Uhe unprecedented sacrilege that mark ed his murder combined to Imbue the funeral services with remarkable grief nnd aoltmnity The altar and pilars of the church were draped In purple and white Nearly one hundred priests from a Jiaru of New Jersey und a few from this city took part In the requiem high IOU which was celebrated by Rev Edward Blocke Provincial of the Fran ciscan order In the United States liuhoji OConnor of Newark also oUt dated at the mass Congregation In Tears The venerable Dflan McNulty of Faterson who had known Father Leo I from the time he entered the monastery pronounced the eulogy Several times In the course of his remarks the white haired old priest broke down and BobbM The entire congregation was moved to tears by the pathos of the i lmpl tribute Dean JIcNulty made only a short ref erence to Anarchy In his mldress He poke of the necessity for tile Catholics of the United States to ba on their guard against tile spread of Anarchy The people of the whole country lie Said have been deeply touched by the sacrilegious murder of this humble priest who lies dead before us The crime shows tho leiiKtn to which the AnarchUts will go In tho exploitation of their clamorous Ideas Now In order that we may flgbt Anarchy from a solid platform we ought to abolish all dances euchres nnd games of a social character Ift 18 occupy our spare time In listening to lectures upon moral and social topics In order that we nuiv be able JntriliKcntly to meet 0c Anarchist Blgumeiits and combat thtlr Iews Orders Rule Rescinded ss fot Bfcauso of the extrionlliiiry cir cuni tiinrc surrounding the assasslna I foj nf Filler Ieo a rule of the Fran ciscan Orde regulating the burial of L i mn1 Wa 1 e tided In his cai THIS rule i iles iliii time corn O of o dead Frntuincan null bo deposited In a plain pe x upon a bed of straw flnll thus con milted to the earth Father Leos hoI reei In a black clothtrimmed casket with silver lien dies At the conclusion of the funeral cervices It was carried from the church on the shoulders of six Franciscan brothers and deposited in hearse The CathoJJo societies foil in behind the hearse and then followed the crowd or 100CO or more on the march to the cemetery half a mile away Through the pourlmr rain over the muddy roads the Immense cavnlcade wound Its way to the rave There the ceremonies wore brief and slmnle The crowd stood jiraylne as the coffin was lowered Into the grave and rtiousandi lingered In the vicinity for hours after the mound narking the final restingplaco of the hrlest had been formlxl toy the grave 1ReaS COURT AGAIN DECIDES FOR i HARRIMAN IN ILL CENTRAL CHICAGO March 2Jllde Ball to day denied the petition of P W Leman for an Inlunrtlon restraining the vot ing of 2SIZ11 Kharos of stock held by the Union Incllle Uallroad anil tho Rail road SioeiirlllOB Cpmpnny at the annual meotlng of thn Illinois Central today Rajah of Broadway Long Known as Diamond Jim Brady r Keeps His Half Million of Gems Backed With Gorgeous Garb I o Wears a First Cousin of the Kohinoor on Left Hand and Half a Peck of Diamonds When in Full Regalia of His Position as New Yorks Richest Clad Man HIS 200 SUITS OF CJAIMENCJ TAKE UP ENTIRE FLOOR Rubies and Pearls Are Merely Side Lines in Great Sartorial Collection Stored Indexed and Tabulated in House of Arbiter of Elegance It is a question if Solomon in all his glory was ever arrayed when he was fully dressed up on a state occasionsuch as adding to his col lection of wivesas is James Buchanan Brady of New York fixed up even in his working clothes With half a million dollars worth of jewels at his disposal at any hour of the day or night Mr Brady possesses as a I background for the gems two hundred and odd suits several hundred waistcoats bales of cravats shirts and socks and a sufficient quantity of shoes to equip a small army His penchant for precious stones has earned for the ponderous but graceful Mr Brady the soubriquet of Diamond Jim He is pointed out to strangers as the Rajah of Broadway Dressing in accordance with his own ideas of harmony is Mr Bradys fad and no prima donna or sociey belle has better facilities in that direction One whole floor In Mr Bradys house In West Eightysixth street Is given over to the storage of Mr Bradys clothes He has a big oaf for his gems where they are kept nicely tabulatid and Indexed and separated His 2f suits of clothes are keot In cases with sliding glass doors lie has shoe spats and hats for every suit Two valets are kept busy caring for his apparel He orders thirty suits at a time Each morning he Uvs out a rheme of dress m Intricate as the scenic plot of a melodrama All of Mr Bradys toilet articles arc tet with precious stone His sus pender buck and garter buckles arj Inlaid with diamonds The buttons ot his pajamas nre studded with Jewels At ono stage of his career he hsd dlamods set In the ferules of his canes For one who goes In for all manner of extraordinary and valuable scarfplns shirt studs watch fobs and the like Diamond Jim Is singularly short on rings He isnt exactly short at that but he rarely wears more than two for one on each hand The reason tins seemingly unjust discrimination agaInst Ills hands may be bcau they are fat and when ones finffsn are rather short and close set to gether It would not add to ones Ken to have them cluttered up era comfort with a lot of Jewels His First Cousin to the KohlNoor But the flrat cousin of the Koh1 Noor that he wears on he third finger of his left hand Is worth nny mans regard A passing glance at It brings back memories of the gloss knobs on lfliJtllshl03led mahogany sideboards when the that once There Is a rumor Plnkertons were fighting the poolroom men at the racetrack Mr Brady sud denly waved his hand in a conversation with Jesse ewlsohn and the Hash from the diamond caused a disc of such brilliancy to be reflected upon a little hill Just outside of Belmont Park that the detectives thought It must be a and be signal to the poolroom people gan looking high and low for the con federate within the course An Inventory of Mr Hradya dia monds anti other Jewels would make rare leading but would require a spe cial edition of The Evening World He has long held the record In this respect but nt the last supper of the Friars at whlcn A U Brlanger waJ the guest of honor Diamond Jim broke even his own record Besides the falmon pink waistcoat that at tracted all eyes his ample being was liberally punctuated with such a col lection of gold and precious stones was surprised at his that no one doublebody guard considering these perilous times when burglary and holduppery are two or the most popu lar professions Diamond Jim Is not entirely In spired with n desire merely to wear more Jewelry than any other man There Is on the contrary considerable class to his assignment of the decora tions and his dally distribution of the baubles over his person shows him to be a mnn with a nice taste and some rccard for the effect of color scheme For Instance ho always wears cuff links shirt studs and waistcoat but Like This lF I Ut r j 1 I Like this you may go I To work every day And at the weeks end p I l Draw plenty of pay 0 g If you send to The World j Without further delay l I i I A Situation Want f Ad Do It today 1 LI i I The Surest Way r1 wf J t t t 11 11 tons to match The day after the Friars supper he wore cats eyes set I with chased virgin gold There la nothing small about these I buttons links and studs either On set that he wears with his dinner coat i Is formed of nuggets of gold set with diamonds and rubles Another consists I of perfectly matched slabs of turquoise I matrix each fully threequarters of ar 1 Inch In diameter and the effect ol these startling blue stones In a double I row on the portly front of hlsTearl i gray or salmon pink waistcoat as the case may be strikes the beholder with j awe Garnets he likes very much nnJ such things as aquamarines topazes and sapphires he has In abundance Gold Heels Done In Diamonds Mr Bradys scarfplns are many and wonderful One of the most remarka ble Is a figure Of a horse galloping said to be modelled along the llnejt ot Gold Heels once Diamond Jims favorltt racer Another pin Is a design of a high cart or coach with two horses tandem all In diamonds One of his most unique trappings U the chain to which Is attached his key I ring pencil penknife and clgarcuttet and which must be very nearly two feel long By comparison the Naulakha necklace of Kiplings story resembles a string of cranberries on a Christmas tree Of course all the appendages ol this chain the penknife keyring matchsafo and so forth are of gold and nearly every one has the owners mono gram set In diamonds The pencil he carries might make a fine walking stick for Major Doyle or Adolph Zink rt Is of heavy gold and In one end there blazes a deep glowing d rub fully 24 karats In weIghta stone said to be worth more than twice as muoh as a diamond of Its size would be Diamond Jims watch fobs are al triumphs of tho Jewellers craft Nearlj every one bears some design redectlm the wearers fondness for the sport at I racing lie has Jewelled horseshoes whips bits Jockey caps and llttl horses In diamonds mind when he ex tracts his watch from his fob pocket It Jewel encrusted case combined with the brilliance of the fol always adds IW per cent more or less to the Illu mination of any room he may be In The other day Mr Brady strode Into one of the brokerage offices In Astor Court where he spends a great part of the day and seemed annoyed He wore a white waistcoat with six but tons In each of which a diamond of considerable size littered There wai a small spot on the spacious facade ol waistcoat I sot that at lunch a little while 3FO grumbled Mr Brady Now Ive got to go home and change Oh thats all right raid Lester Doctor you Just stay here for a few minutes Ill give you LocO to let me take that vest to the laundry and he produced the bankroll but didnt let the walstcaat HITCHCOCK TRIAL AGAIN OSTPONm I The trial of Raymond Hltchcifck the comedian accused of mistreating little girls has been again postponed II will come up In the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court a week from tomorrow When tho ease was called by Justice Illanclmrd today exAssistant District Attorney Henry Grav who said he rep resented John n Btanchdcld attorne of record for the actor appeared and risked for a further extension of time as Mr Stanchlleld he said Is actively engaged In the trial nC a case In the Federal Court which will continue through this sock Jusltce Illanchnid nslied Assistant letAttorney Frank Uiirvan who rrprpsentcu the pro Lu I its U I f he hac niiHhliix to sims why tne extension should not b grm mitts I Vhrii luMlro Doullns last Momln fixed today for Ihf trial i4 AIr Garvan It was ulIl rs tm nns I wan still IliRiiRPd I il would xi over There aio tu motion III thl ias befure Your Honor nstaytine to Inipect the mlnuiiH nt tht Grand Jur whloh Indlftctl Hitchcock nnd onn foi a special panel of luror to try ts case Tim DistrictAttorney consent I to both theie motions nnd limxnie as It will Hike nearly n nrek to nir nitm this punil and Inurn the r ai I pearance In court I will ask hat Ytmm Honor llx Tiiemlav of next week im the iliv for the trial Thin was agreeable to Justice Ulan chard and tbs extension was rnto4 i 1I JIhIio i tHoItI rcoLoEr c1 VI1IDlAMONO 5 LjS GOLD HEAOED i DMEIsf p I CaN SET RUI II 1 tt WITH 1 1 A v1 0 N I C J I l 4 icij T Jtj6J PIM COACH oU A AN OEM OF OAMONO If ri ssNDRU8I FUi b SET or 3 PIN epResenTiN MIl TUOS comoI4eIi IN 0SA EACH 15 OF t1OWe5 r wi3 rss 0 VIRGIN GQUO ccm5 AN INCH IN w A D IAMIte i AND 36T 1SJ C WITH I k 0 DIAMONDS Ar4O RUBI e b II GG0LD I I riGo OQORuQ OIAMONOD ANO a ff S 0 p a u Ic LtoPt N 6 tJ IH0RSE irl S 1vIANOMD 1 6OUDKNIPE twrI4 RU WITH MONOGRAM ANO IW DIAMOIMOS 1MEABOLD BOY GLAD HE KILLED BRUTAL FATHER Had to Shoot to Save iIi Mother From Murder He Declares Constantine Iellegrlno an undersized sturdy chap of seventeen years was ar raigned In Police Headquarters today to be registered as arrested for paIn 10 elds following the killing of his father Nicholas last night In their home at No 195 Twentythird street Brooklyn After the boy had told simply Ingen uously and unemotionally the story ol the parents studied and uninterrupted brutality to his wife and children for seventeen years and drawn the picture of the tragedy forced by the father effort to slay his wife the police were Knocked at his calm declaration I am i glad I killed him It wan a good tiling I did it Stunted by Terror You see what a stunted little fellow I am began the boy Terror did thatterror of my father from my In fancy Beatings too helped though lie usually wore himself out on my mother As I look back he beat her once a day every day since 1 was live years old Whenever we heard his step on the stulrs WR all trembled with terror I have a brother Nicholas shrunken land sickly He Is sixteen Alfred Is ten a little stronger but the heart has i been scared out of him Our whole fife has been a constant struitKle against threats My father was a cobbler He camo here after 1 was born He made out well enough but KI V little to us to live on My mother washed and my grandmother worked out The did I this so I could go to school also so they could send Nicholas to Italy for his throat But Nicholas was sent back to us and my father beat mv mother terribly because she had spent money to ave the boys life He beat Nicholas when he came back because he was too II weak to do anything Boy Supported Father But I kept along In school My mother and grandmother bribed him to permit me to go on I did well and WAS the youngest boy to be graduated with my class Then I went to the Clinton High School and In the after noon peddled leather to shoemakers The money I made at this he took from me At last he mode me leave school saying You know too much now You know more than I do Then I got a Job as Interpreter for a big contracting firm I went to the hos pitals where their workmen were taken after falls and accidents and got these men to sign releases They paid me 3 a week to get these sick and broken men to sign away any claim against the contractors My father made me give him J7 of that money With what was left I got my mother some clothes He never bought her any and she would have gone naked had not the people she washed for given her things i sold real estate and In eighteen wees made 1218 My father took every penny of this What ho did with it I dont know lie had got to beating my mother twice a day lately when he came home to dinner and when he cama home to super lie charged us all with trying to poison him and would not eat rtess we all ate with him He made Us nte the food tlrst Yesterday we waited for hIm until uclock In the afternoon Tlun my tin timer said we should wait no longer Ye me and hu came In at 3 When ho iw that we had ratcn lie beat my neither with a piece nf a clii r He topped when the nolKhlmri Micameil It him and went out niMln At 10 lock he returned Ho grabbed my mother hall nnd dragged her by it around the table lie wit s sirs gi ug her toward tto hI room and 1 know what fur llls re volver was there So I Hpriiig In lie rote him I got It nnd turned It on him I pulltM ilie trigger I dont know how many tlmci I was MlmUni and trembling and wllil with tear t I f u iii lu xGOLP LEee t Il fLuJKcs WITH IY IAMONO II 11O5p40 Ii L uelE 1 I ITHROWN OVER PARK WALL BY HOLOUP MEN BROOKLYN Two Well Dressed Highway men Beat and Rob An other Victim Charles W Gallaer of No SOS St Johns place Brooklyn who had been visiting friends lions IMiKpect Park started for his home I shortly after midnight He passed aloiis the Irk nail and was turning the cir cle when two men Miililcnlv sprnnR upon him e are In need of what money you have said one Oallaer saw that both men were dresscd better than the ordinary They wore black well lilting overcoats und spoke almost kindly I have no money replied Gallaer I have less money than most any body He laughed as he walked on A moment Inter the two men both of whom wore rubbers crept UTJ behind him and as he turned he was felled with a blackjack The two men fell upon Gallaer and beat and kicked him until he was In sensible I felt the two men raise me In their rms and carry me to the park wall anu the next Instant i was hurled Into space saU Gallaer In reporting the robbery to tlo police I dont know how long I lay In the bank of mow but when I came to my senses I began to yell I yelled until I was hoarse and then a man who was passing on tha street came to me He assisted mu to the utatlonhoi anti there I dis covered that what money I had which was not much and my watch and chain were gone i Frederick W Haynes of No W7 Washington avenue received similar treatment from probably the same two men only a few nights ago People are asking where ure the po lice FIRE MARSHAL PROBES INTO TWO BIG BLAZES Loss to Street Railway by Car Darn Fire Placed at 2500000 1 Ire Marshal Ieter Seery under or ders from the Commissioner Is investl WUInK the fires that destroyed the car barn of ihu New York City Hallway ut Ninetysixth street and Second avenue and George Grotcs pulnt factory at One Hundred and Second street and tin liast Hlver Saturday ulKiit Two r rca st ted at the same time In the car barn antI while tho blazo was nt its helKht the paint factory cnught There U no evidence of IncendtarlMn tut Uio tire weie tcsarded as u plclou The Metiiipoltan Company elrnat Its hiss as MIIII on I ie building anil il5iilt on 4I cir of the First Sec ond ind Madtnon atfiiue lines thai wen destroyed many of them Just painted fi r tho summer The ln on thu four itory pUnt factory warn JI2JOOO I THREE MEN fALL INTO STEAMING TANK Of BORAX All Terribly Scalded by the Liquid and Are Likely to Die Three workmen Joseph Wnssag Jo r seph Salsag and John A Washan fell Into a tank full of borax and hot wat In the Calmo Borax Companys factor In Jersey City today and were so ter ribly scalded that It Is not probable they will recover The tank was brimming with the steaming liquid and the three run e working Immediately over It on a pinnk retched across Wassag who Is twentyeight years old was the first to lose his balance In turning is foot slipped over one side of the plank and with a loud cry he tumbled Into the tank the water closing over his head Ills two companions horrort truck at the eight and lia disappearance Into flu scalding fluid Irft their C Hnl re Turning this way and that they wore their balance Grappling unube to keep pling vainly at each other alit at the I plank they fell screaming after Was sag Into the tank I The mons cries brought oIl work men hurrying to the limk By means i of hooks and ropes the three men i I unconscious and horribly scalded were drawn out They were taken Imme diately to the City Hospital The three I live together at No 203 Pacific men I avenue I HOT BISCUIT Kind of Hrealda8t ranS Away The oldtime hot biscuit played a prominent role In the breakfast bill of faro along with fried potatoes ham and eggs and coffee The whiter and licliter the biscuit the more pleased the cook which was usually Mother who did the best she coulll with her undemanding of the matter Hut most people have learned In lacks flour recent ri os that white the nourishing olincnts of the entire of imperfect nnd innny cases wheat oerry perfect nutrition follow its lire i In GHpnNuts fill the food elements of whit and barley are ued and this UtrRpy accounts for results sim ilar to lioso given In the following I letter I wlrh to toll of tho health and ctronglhgvlim properties of Grape Xms 1 hUt 4fi years old and had for years boill afflicted with Indigestion nnd othar gtniniicli troubles brotght by eating hot biscuit white bread on and Improperly cooked cereals I NotlrhiK nr advertisement stating benefits derive from eating the I GrapeNuts I was sceptical because socalled health I 1 had tried BO many foods I thought It would lc useltm to try GrapeNuts I Hut durltit the lc3t six months I I have been latlun It my stomrch has i tffn the best for years my mind I clrcr my nerves rjultt rnd a feeling i of buoyancy pervades my whole be ng i This t attribute toOrapeNuts as I have Ift off using medicines I I now Hrmly believe In the brilneleir Itifr nervpstf alylni nnd inusele buldlng properties of GrapeNuts I I in hcMlthler than 1 have been for ynnrs vrlph 1M ll s which Is I more ham ever before I I Theres a Rnon Name given I by PoMutr Co Hattle Creek Mich Head The Road to Wtllvllle In pll t 1 t e aili ii i fEll TO DEATH I AMID CROWO Of II WORKING GIRLS I Window Cleaners Body Grazed Young Woman in Fall on Fifth Avenue THRONGS FLED IN PANIC Horror at Presbyterian Build ing Sent Many Specta tors into Hysterics When Fifth avenue xvasicrowded this morning by people goingto work girls and women principally Michael Tracy a porter fell from a window of the fourth floor of the Presbyterian Build Ing Twentieth street striking his head on the pavement and WM killed The accident was seen by hundreds of girls and they became so hyster ically excited that those who did not attempt to crowd around the unfor nate man body ran screaming In every direction Tracy was cleanlnc snow from the sill of the window whloh has an un usually wide ledge and which Is on the Fifth avenue side Ho omitted the pre caution of using the strap for window i cleaners nnl It Is supposed he slipped on the snow The porter fell over backward nnd plunged head first downward Miss Clara Hoffmelstcr who win passing on her way to work was Brazed bV the falling man and when he realized what had happened she rushed screaming Into the building There aba told the Janitor of Tracys fall imd when they went out on the street the found Io llooman Schfftler havlnc great dllll ctilty In keeping a crowd away from the mans body Dr Foucar of the New York Hosnl Ul said Tracy had met his death sq I Quickly that he probably never realized what had happened to him I Tracy wan thirtyfive years aid and wee married He lived at No 417 VvtBt Twfntyievenlh street FERRYBOAT RAMMED BY TUG NEAR SLIP The Fulton ferryboat Clinton was rammed amldshlp by a tuir todav Just I after she had left her Manhattan slip Her dozen passengers got a bad scare and the teams she wits carrylne Marled Il stampede when the crash came but I there was no damage done to her hull or upper work I The tug the John Worth dll not come off so well Her nose was badly broken Capt O Benjamin of the Clinton I said the collision was the tug captains fault an she failed to give htm a clear I way as the Clinton left her slip I FATAL CRASH OF ICE BOATS I WATERTOWX N Y March 21n a i collision of Iceboats running fifty miles an hour upon the St Lawrence River opposite Clayton toy Ollrlen aged f eleven years was almost Instantly killed yesterday and his companion lloswell I rinennnn llilrteen years of age was badly Injured u lIlI 1 Solid Gold I Eye Glasses 100 a Pair ienerally Sold at 50 I I For This Week llemember Very partlclr of thp Ira tie Is frollil solil anti ItJl Hlued jin fir t clam yet thtren only fl no to la y M I though nuch 1f11Lp are unUemally eot l 11 ati pair Ant I alas xunrintfc that the glasses you get from me will be abtolutejv cor rect In PPrY particular For more than 30 rears I have hH n fitting thousands of the bait people In the city with eyeglasses among them yel noted physicians I have more than OOOO lett r from people for whom Ive made gIase thanking ass for the benefit to their sight that my glasses have given them these hi letter will be rhown to any one on re quset My oculists ttlll examine vour eye anti rive jrm advle without oharse i Stores 2 Stores 106 E230 8T ner NEW YORK 541 Fuiion Si nosr R Kb BrOOklyn May Manton Patterns 0 I are now on sale at he store of Simpson Crawford I Company where every style pattern we make maybe had ALL lOcI EACH No others io good a any price Other stores wanted in localities where we have none I SEND FOR OUR COOPERATIVE PLN I I May Manton Pattern Co J32 to 142 West 27th Street NEW YORK L WATERst PIANOS f 0 J IStyie AWaters Upright An artistic piano of the highest grade celebrated for fine tone and great durability one of our leading and most popular 5tyl s only 250 I 10 down and 7 monthly until paid Also Style 85 Chester Piano jj octave 3stringed over Istrung bass fuUiron frameivory keys fine tone and handsome i case Warranted six years 190 I on payments only 5 Per Month without interest Stool tuning and delivery free Send postal for catalogue with reduced prices and terms on the Waters 3Year System giving you three years time on a piano without interest Horace Waters Co Three Stores 134 Fifth Ave near 18th St 127 Welt 42d Stnr Bway I Harlem trench Open EvenlnjO 254 W 25th St nr 8th Ave BORDENS PURE MILIC 8 Cents Per Quart BOTTLED IN THE COUNTRY From healthy cows tp properly led and cared for in sani I I s tary surroundings The milk is safe i 1 guarded at every turn transported il j I L in refrigerator s cars delivered in LiLJ sealed 1 bo rih Afji seaeu gla s 10 LLLLLt tes and reaches he consumers door pure rich fresh and wholesome One QualItyThe Highest Bon DENS CONDENSED MILK CO Leaders ol Quality I EST 1HS1 H NIELAND CO 07 WEST 23D sT SLIP COVERS iiIONE S PIECES 5905 I il IH1 ItclKlllll 1111I11 Irlpri allntuni I KurtKt Milt III W t lull mill iimkt jour nrlritluii If un hlf is r it III u IOUI 1111I11 tnt h inhli p LATS APARTMENTS TO LET snssrsrnrsT 3 arid I laft Slit room All Improve mel hoi u or uppl Hunt cheap tl WORK WONDERS VORLD WANTS i L 1 f J J i

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8 tft r P V tP v n 7 1 I 1 THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY MARCH 2 I9O6 5 I I THOSWANAMAKm PHI LA MAGNATE DlfS IN PARIS Was a Power in Politics as Well as Business and a I Newspaper Owner I i ARIR Mnrch Thonmi I Uann I maker of Phllailolphln oon of tanner POJtmoaterGeneral Vnnamakor dleil midden tt t i Hotel Liverpool here to II toy Mr Wanamakor arrived hare on Thur3day from Epypt where he had been travelling with his mother In j rch of health PHILADELPHIA March 2Mr Wan amakar had long been a sufferer from I rheumatic gout complicated with other ailments Mr Wanamnker for a long I time had not been feeling well and l about the first of the year sailed In Egypt In senrch of health On Feb 1 public nnnounceemtn was made that Mr Wannmaker hail retired from the firm of John Wannmaker The reason for hh retirement wa not given but It wan generally believed his illhealth prompted It While It was known that Jtr Wand maker was quite 111 It wus not be lieved that his cotHlltlon was danger ous until vesterdav when the family received a cablegram stating that he Ra dying His mother his sinter Mrs Barclay H Varhiirtoti And his nle Miss Fernanda Wanamaker the liiuth jeT of his brother Hodman Wanamak er were with him when ho died Thotnan H WanainAk r waa born In ttola city and was In his fortyeighth year He graduated from Princeton and son afterward bCHme a member of the Orm of John Vatiamaker and was thb executive hojd in the absence of his father Ho was Internee n many enleqrl and was the proprl tor of the Philadelphia North Amen I can having purotit thn noKpaii from Clayton McMloniol in 1SV9 I Mr Wanamnker leaves a wlilow and two young eon BUSY THIEVES IN HARLEM KEEP I UP QUIET WORK I I Residents In the Mount Morris sec tion of New York are the latest per eons who are wllllas to testify that New York town Is a very quiet place Tor the jxillci ts CommissIoner fling ham U ready to make oath but that I burglars arc not glen to restIng I Three more robberies were added to the I Womens 600 Oxfords 297 ii n A small collection not a few hundred pairs m allof Patent lejtlier Oxfords Made over a very stylish last with neat perforations at tips and seams Decidedly smart and worth the 600 for which they were made to sell Early shoppers will find all sizes in the lot In addition We snail place on sale at greatly reduced prices J discontinued lines of omens Uoots odd sizes and widths in patent leather with brown ooze and matt kidskin tops and Blucher lace styles in Mack Russian calfskin Womens Waists 2J Fl WAISTS made of white lawn allover front of heavy embroidery and tucks tucked collar cuffs and back 80c WAISTS made of crossbar lawn fine pattern tailored front of I fine tucks collar and cuffs trimmed with graduated tucXs OOc WAISTS made of dotted swiss two pretty models open back and front one trimmed with embroid ery the other with Val lace inser tion DOc VAISTS made of very sheer lawn handsome yoke of embroid ery and Val lace forming V effect I and trimmed below with lace inser tion tucked back collar and cuffs 120 Womens Neckwear lit Ft WHITE HANDEMBROID ERED LINEN COAT COLLARS AND CUFFSETS 175 value spe clal 9130 Trimming Braids I tat 11 I BLACK AND COLORED TRIMMING BRAIDS ln newest soutache and raised effects suitable for dress and coat trimmings Im ported to sell at toe to 75c the yard I salt Be to 30c Boys Suits 34 m i BOYS WASHABLE SUITS Russian blouse style made of Galatea ambray madras linen and poplin plain white and in colors with sailor i or military collars sizes 2H to 8 if years regularly priced at J200 to I if J300 special at tllO Boys Caps llwrnent f BOYS GOLF AND ETON rCAPSone hundred dozen in all made S of fl blue serges fine cassimeres and plain cloths cUrt and medium shades also In golf red aid covert cloth regu lar value loc and soc each sale 21c I I CommKsloners collection uf records to I day dayMrp Mdlllnh H MwlRlit of No ij Mount Morris Park West reported hint c had olst m i lot of silverware and clothing Thu thIeves vent through every room In thu house IncliHlns rooms where persons were sleeping The Kalnnl entrance sumo tlinu yes terday morning Next thf thieves went Into time home of Theodore B Hnelilpr nt Jfo 1 2 where they were successful In Ill tin valunlilcs again The third liuuo fti IVCil was that of Dedirlrk flock 1111111I at 00 Went OIP Hundred mil Tlilrtj third niicre the thieves gathered up what they thought worth taking unny I DUCHESS CONSUELO I SAILS FOR NEW YORK LIV IPOOL K ind Mnrch ZTh DnolieKfl of ilnrlboroiiKh sync a pnpsen gcr on the Btentnshlp Lucanla which sailed on Saturday r New York Her name Is not on the passenger list and It was not generally known that she I was on board I MODERN I METHODS SUCCEED I Year ago rcni ip4 of irlotm kinds vcn1 used In treating cotiiitrptlvcs atrl nlntenthi of the pnllents duet To 1ay lllllp tnccllrlne Is prescribe and they re cover Ihylclan have learned that the kst way to combat naist lilt li by the I wit rect method of ti taluS I I eg tin bodyB rnltiril power of IlKlHltiK nnd di stro lrji jreruis Conpinnptlnn Ix much raMer to prevent Own It U to run A cold If neg lected Untc the itngs sore nnd unable to successfully resist the perm cf tC dread dlenc Upoi the lli t Inrllcttlon of n cold every effort should be made to tbeeic It At once Virgin CII of Tine pure will brink up a cold In 21 hour anti cure any rough that is curable Icscccahiig nil the wellknown bpnllns alld nnllelt projHrtle of the pines It lenK to HtrctiKthun the lung and lironiihhl tub p Imrenlnfc their nn turn power of rl118n lo attack It IP put up only In S ounce vial each TI einplv ceiled In n roLnd coden CI1 wIth in engraved wrapper bonlnis plainly the name Virgin Oil of PIn com pound liir prrpatfd onlv bv Leach Chem Ical Co Cincinnati Ohio MOW Imitation I I c G TUESDAY MARCH 3RD i AN UNUSUAL OFFERING OF HIGH GRADE Rough Oriental Silks CONSISTING OF PONGEES SHANTUNGS and other Weaves In Natural Street and Evening fif vrrt 65 yard Shades Values 125 and S 150 Special A JJ a wa d6 19t pked Ii4i tiF1 rltrlnriur I ill lie ulluucil cm iirnrntitllim iif x 0 itiuiii 1 0 U1 Iblo rJrtlwOI 100 any arlltl 3 tisss6s Mulied Free o puircIiaird for ciiIi ffusw1 Homs at Agents for olRAND RAPIDS RE Open Every OMPL ELY Evening Until iia I 9 Iul alu oCIock 00 ThN linnii f nr the folio wIng oiiIt 51ii1is noprar atitl lnlH yuu hltlhillon In our ware room fthonlnff j 011 ezaetly aa they OUI ome IAIIXJH Flo Ve w lJJnnOO Ootdea hour huh t EriflCli III I Oak IIrln Ce Iter tIrror larlor 7 3 and URKhnland Iron lMrl gb si feet I YBTEM YOfT CAN n vii r n Table I Ira enamelled Bed huiuliMinif LUIUO anu Grand Rapids Furniture l ra s trimmed WOT 6lti pair of itnini CABPKW ronKK5 LMI n wire lied Slrn larae 1en Spring OOlllr Icturf 1tElIl0 C 1 PICTtntR Oriental hug rlU FnYTIIISc FOR un otKFYPISO surt top 5attrrea 11111 1 Itucker KVKI I a I r Fnither Ill iilra Curtains 75 Worth 750 Down 150 Week1iuw Comfortable SiSti nool isii M Oak Chair fl IIik letrlHuud bn 100 I 1000 200 Jarrt Mnttlnic EBC riled mllor or ele II Ilib Toilet Set 10 lcn 2 25 150 1500 cunt fnlnc Ma lllXT ihlnr with fi ye a r 200 II 2000 II 2SO II KITCHEN Oak Kitchen tiarontee I leather Clowt clu Couch II oak and 300 I 3000 II 350 doors Kitchen seat Chall oa k lange or Kefrler llTnlnr ISbSe 1 large Our Term Apply Alto to New York tor three Klirhen rt of llnlirmlun Tut I Stale Nen Jeriey IrnnjM nl Ma Chalra to plecei iL i inil imr Tn 1 nclius tt llliode hlml and Conof Tlnwaret Kllehen hli Cnvrr H yardi1 nerllcut Table 12 yards OU listttnr We allow rlehl nnd nlIrnd Fn cloth I4IH423 39AVP 808I5T If term Brother I French Haind imacle Bflotnses I SPRING IMPORTATION Ol EXCLUSIVE MODELS IN COTTON CKEPON VALENCETTE PONGEE LINON AND NAINSOOK ALLOVER ENGLISH EYELET EMBROIDERIES FILET IRISH CROCHET AND TULLB LACES RANGING IN PRICES FROM 2500 TO 1 3500 I II Special Values Tomorrow I FRENCH HANDMADE 13LOUSES IN A VARIETY OF STYLES I AT 595 750 975 AND J450 i SECOND FLOOR I i Attention is directed to large assortments of I Made up Lace Articles and Scarfs i Consisting of Stocks Yokes Jabots Bows Coat Sets Scarfs and I RaWts of Baby Irish LJerre Point Applique Brussels Net and Hand Embroidered and will offer tomorrow REAL POINT APPLIQUE LACE SCARFS at 145 168 Values 350 and 625 PRINCESS ALENCON AND CLUNY LACE SCARFS in white cream and black at 75c 95c 110 125 Values fclSo to 450 NET JABOTS with combinations of Valenciennes Lace and Insertion Value Soc 68C 35c 45c MERRY WIDOW BOWS of Real Point AppHque and Llerre Lice Value 95c at 25c HAND EMBROIDERED STRIPED LINEN COLLARS in all desirable shades Value 65c nt 45c BOWS TO MATCH It It45c Tomorrow a Special Offering in Cotton Dress Goods Dept 11000 Yds f Dry Irish Finish Union Dress 36 inches Linens wide in all fl C Yd the most popular colorings at Fancy Needlework Cretonne and Imitation Filet Novelties Suitable for Summer Homes CRETONNE LAUNDRY SHOE WORK BAGS 48c 68c 75c CRETONNE SCARFS AND SQUARES 65c 8SC lQ CRETONNE GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES 65C IMITATION FILET LACE SCARFS AND SQUARES with lace and hemstitched edges S 5 122 CUSHIONS TO MATCH 44C 85c135 IMPORTED HAND EMBROIDERED LAUNDRY BAGS 100 West Twentythlrd Street WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS I a RH Macy Cos Attractions Are Their Low Prices BwaY at 6th Ay 34th to 3St St a Well This Doesnt Look Like Hard I An OftRepeated Comment You Hear Among Throngs of MACY Shoppers Financial flurries are gen erally supposed to have a bad effect on retail businesses Folks either buy LESS or MAKE THEIR MONEY DO GREATER WORK At such times this Macy business always shows its GREATEST GAINS because this Macy strictly CASH system de velops the FULLEST PURCHASING POWER of money The increased business is apparent even to the casual visitor whose astonishment at the size of the shopping crowds here finds expression in Well this doesnt look like hard times When money is easy it is apt to be spent with a free hand Prices dqrft count so much Specialty shops with their HIGHER PRICES for the SAME SORTSDTMERCHAlTOTSEWE SELL reap a harvest mainiy because they offer an air of quietness and freedom from the crowds that characterize this 80department business But in periods of depression when prices DO count that air of quietness is much LESS attractive than Macy pricesand the Macy business spurts accordingly At ANY time money here has greater purchasing power than it has in any other store because We sell for cash only we give no discounts pay no commissions sanction no concerts theatrical devices or schemes of any sort that add to the cost of collecting and distributing merchandise We are STOREKEEPERS Collecting and distributing merchandise along lines of least re sistance CASH linesis the function of our organization That we keep store to the liking of a great army of people is evidenced by the throngs which inspire the remarkWell this doesnt look like hard times 1 Mens Pajamas and Robes Ul VI Atth Ht Me rear MEN PAJAMAS made in China of fine quality Shantung silk handfinished trimmed with frogs j all full sizes 150 values sale374 MENS BLANKET ROBES made of fine imported blankets plain colors with jacquard figures satin yoke piete piped seams 350 value sale 198 Dressing Sacques and Petticoats 31 Floor WOMENS DRESSING SACQUES made of dotted Swiss collar trimmed with Val lace insertion and edge attached lace cuffs tucked hackSUe LONG KIMONOS made ot figured lawn tucked front and fancy bor ders 69c PETTICOATS made of black and whit check sateen deep circular ruffle bands of black sateen 1i 1U a Bed Outfits and Couch Beds 4th Fl WHITE ENAMELLED IRON BEDS 3ft size made with heavy continuous posts heavy Na tional springs attached head 44 Inches high foot 35 Inches high cottonfilled mattress regularly sold elsewhere at JtOOO our price 724 ALLIRON FRAME COUCH BEDS wire spring wool mattress and bolster covered with cretonne map be used as one double or two single beds sold elsewhere at 900 our price 549 I I I White Fabrics lilt Fl MERCERIZED CHIFFON MUII a sheer soft material with dots em broidered in various sizes suitable for wallis c 27 Inches wide 35c value a yard 22c MERCERIZED CHECK AND PLAID GRENADINE In dainty openwork de signs with lace effects 27 inches wide very desirable for waists yok ing dresses lic 35c quality a yard 88c 150 Books at 98c PInt Floor roar Ancient Law Ellen Glasgow The Black BagL J Vance Janet of the DunesH Comstock Car of Destiny C N A N Will iamson Vlrglnie Ernest Oldmeadow Prophet In Babylon W Dawson The Great SecretE P Oppenhelm The Lone StarE P Lyle The YokeHubert Wales Fruit of the TreeE Wharton My Lady of Cleve r P Hartley I QQ I A Fountain Sealed 7OC A Sedgewick The Settler Herman Whittjker Mother of the ManEden Illllpots Shepherd of the lillisH B Wright The ConvertElizabeth Bobbins Light Fingered GentryPhillips Comrade JohnMerwin Webster Blue Oceans Daughter T Brady My Merry Rockhurst E Castle Her SonVachell Flying DeathS H Adams Come and Find MeE Robins Juvenile Books Main Floor rear Mother Goose Through the Looking Glass The Water Babies Nursery Tales Lives of the Presi dents Regularly 14c I Grannys Wonder Sale 9c I ful Chair I Swiss Family Rob Each I inson Woods Natural History Wonder Book Tales from Shakespeare Robinson Crusoe Adventures of a Brownie The famous Ballantyrff Books for Boys sold regularly at 5150 ach our price 39c The Gorilla Hunters IMartln Rattler Uneava IDor Crusoe Sparkling Cut Glass B ement I CUT GLASS SALAD OK BERRY BOWLS 9inch size rich de sign value 1000 j our regular price 687 j special for this sale I at 498 t t f i otI a M I r f ELTME h ILSL GD J t JNECTIOHWITfi ANYiTHER STORC curnrr mth l III fEVER ttI7J 1t p 1 EVER item priieJ in this Tues av list is offered at a lower price than has been pre I viously verrbedyou know it is an invariable rule which governs these IislS4ln I addition special attention is directed to the extraordinary sales of Lace Curtains Embroideries Lace Robes Home furnishings Furniture Womens Spring Suits Books Waists and Spring Dress Fabrics r 11Ii1l Double Stamps UD to 12 oClock iWf ll1 t uIuI TWO S H Green Trading ing Stamps with each lOc purchase made I BEFuRE NOON I I Bookschoice selections of recitations edited by Clarence Harvey limo r I cloth regular price 3acj Tuesday JOC iBook Section Third Hour Centre VIjiriQ reveriible mapsof the United States and TJClpO the world size uox46 inches artistlcal ly printed in colors niounicd on wooden rollers sold in map stoics at S3 our uaual 49c price 98c Tuesday TttC Book Section Third Hoot Cenue E mbroideris cambric 27inch nainsook hemstitched and and scallo ed edges also combinations of lace and embroidery tlouncmKs suitable for dill drens diesses woith 1 ayard Tuesday 45c lMiln Floor Front Lace Curtain double Nottingham spool weave lace heavy overlock edge all new designs leg OQ uUr price J 150 a pair Tuesday 89c Third Floor tronLi UtlOllOty Trvv iC garments forsllirt waists covered or other with line quality ot matting regular selling price J295 Tuesday 169 Third lloor from I Salad Tnvvlc lade of decorated Aus JJUVYld trian china in a varielY of attractive floral designs sold regularly at Of 75c Tuesday 39c Third floor hroni Teacups made of decorated Austrian china VxUvupO in pink floral border designs reg ular price lOc and specially low at that Tuesday 8c Third lour lroni Dessert Platesmade of Austriar china in neat pink floral designs sola r jularly at lOc Tues day 12c Third floor Front Candlestlcksmade of wrought iron complete with candle Japanese Geisha candleshade and holder sold regularly at 35c Tuesday 25c Third Floor From Body Brussels Rugs 54 ins4 27 choice selection of colorings and designs 189 sold regularly at 295 Tuesday Fifth Floor Front 4 1 250 HighCut Shoes for Q I itp Women and Girls at YOC A Very Remarkable Tuesday Bargain We offer you for tomorrow patent leather Napoleonhigh top lace S S shoes with narrow toes and Cuban heels like illustration in all sizes The price we ask for these shoes tomorrow would not ordinarily buy the leather used in their making Remember there are all sizesno disappointment for Tuesday at any one 98c Sletel Cooper Store Second Floor Rttr Axminster n size 4Gxli6 Rugs 111 attractive cot day orings sold regularly at 750 Tles 595 Fifth Floor Front v Are SprlOngSfor bedsteads iron frames wire fabric q 3 all sizes same price regularly 4t Tuesday O Fifih Hoor Mattressesour No2 combination mat tresses sides top and bot tom thickly padded with cotton covered with a Tuesday apecial grade of ticking regularly 650 475 Hllh Floor Enameled Bedsteads inch posts brass caps and vases all sizes CO fTf 275 same price regularly 4 Tuesday VA I FIlth Floor Dolls Folding GoCarts lashioned with closed reed sides have reclining back and adjustable dash caring in mallcihle iron with broad handle rubbertired wheels J regular price 250 Tuesday YO 1 50 I iThlrd Floor Rear Corset COVerSlmponed semi made corsct covers exclusive and pretty effects regular price 75c and 98c s 150 to2 each Tuesday DC UOC Second Floor Center Port or Sherry WineSS 55c quality regularly 75c a lull quart Tuesday t Jl Fourth Floor Front V V S B Hennessy Co gnac cry 2 a bOllle old brandy Tuesday rgulmrly 149 lojrlh Floor Front Shirt Waist qual ity white India linen shirt waist patterns stamped for eyelet allovcr and Irene designs QQ regularly 7Pc each TuesJay 39 C Third floor I Front TYlpc hand made French Renaissance MJVHIIZQ diilits with pure linen centers round or square regularly 25c and 29c 1 prn each Tuesday xOC tin rloor Keir ONE 48 Ai H Green Trad Jff1 inn Stamp with each We I of p urchate made 3 AFTER NOON I I Heatherbloom Petticoats II i handsome black genuine Heatherbloom taffeta petticoats 12inch flare flounce with cluster tucks wide sections of shirring straps and un C JO derpiece regularly 225 Tuesday VJO Second Floor Center PllloW Casesextra weight bleached I HWV V dOCO muslin pillowcases 45x 30 inches regularly 12 jc each Tues day YO w i 9c Main Flnor Rear Fleeced Blankets0 gray blankets for single size beds heavy weijnt colored borders regularly 79c a parr Tues 59c iMiln Floor Rciri Corset Cover Patterns quality sheer plain nainsook corset covrs stamped for eyelet and French embroidery regularly g A 28c each Tuesday JL4C Thrd Floor Front WhlAte f finHc cloth wllite white English mus lone 1m 40inch white lawn 36 inch white India linens j whitcmierccilzed novelties white mercerized poplin white sheer plain nainsook white Persian lawn white duck suiting regularly ISc to 25 I a yard Tuesday 12 C Miln Floor Rear I A Wiitin0 Panpi ishes eight good ditfeint quality fin 24 sheets ot paper and 2t envelopes in arlous tints regular prices 19c to 25c a box 1 ues 1 f Z f day lUiC0 1 1 bird Floor Center i Burnt Leather Tab1e Spreadsor doilies in sheep and co wind j and full skin hangers rior den in stock or made to order to match any surrouad ings with Indian heads crests coats of arms lodge emblems hand painted in oil burnt or tiietchei vn I for burning with name or monogam bttriu on in any style regular price 350 Tuesday 2 1 Ithlrd Floor Center BusinessEnvelopesr prn fno at shun no lice 250 envelopes including aiocK in art oT UIL latest styles of type assuring the best pos TIT sible work regular price 125 Tuesday r7io1 Third lloor Ctnitnl 1 I Pure Olive Ojl Fountain quality triple clarifiedi shipped direct from France to The Big Store highly recommended for medicinal and table pur t poses regular price 85c a canjTuesday 4 C Founh Floor CigarsEmma Abbot Perfectos a good 5c domestic cigar box of 50 Of regularly 135 Tuesday OffC Main Floor Rear Spring Coat Suiting r1Il II mannish mixtures positively all wool and 56 inches wide regular price S 1 a yd Tuesday 69 C Shin Floor Front IDth St Printed ChalllSwool cotton in pretty floal oat terns polka dots ring and Persian designs J fn regular price 35c a yard Tuesday JLiC MilD Floor Front 10th it Womens Robesmade of heavy I ripple er in pink blue cardinal and gray collar and slevei trimmed with wide stitched satin bands heavy worsted girdle Others are excellent qual ty blanket robes pretty patterns and cOlors sleeves collaranl tront trim ed wth satin ribbon heavy 2 95 twisted girdle reg price 495 Tuesday Uccond Floor Rear Infants Dresses II chambray K n hum i plettily trimmed with or without collars i sizes 1 to3 years regular price 40c Tuesday 25c I Second Floor Rear Childrens Dresses sjs JOn I and chambr y in pretty Notiolk or 1iench wait I styles prettly mmed with braids sizes OQn t 2 to 5 years worth SOc Tuesday OiC Second Floor Rear Children Dresses d ofgi2g chambray of excellent quality Norfolk or Frnch models pretty patterns and trimming sizes 49c 2 to 5 years reg lar price 65c Tuesday Se onJ Floor Keir I i This Store is the Present Incoming New York I 1 Terminal of the New Jersey Tunnel System I Ask for S IL Green Irading Stamps Wo Give Them I c

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x I I raTE r 1 I 7 otI 414 Jr s i THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY MARCH 2 19OO 7 f MURDER MYSTERY CLEARED BY ROTS F STurN Df CHINlt J T On Tour of Robbery Chin f Lung V as Silo fur Resist ing Giii ol hree i i t Tii nni of Ih rniiiiliT 08 Chin J i f Lkini i nt unit rnai I hll vi killed In lil placp of hu linss at No COS Vst IMIrtlftli Htnut on ilio nl lit nf Jan i was clcireil tin todiv IjV th aiirst of John Ryan alias Vori Von seviiilifn ycai old of No tJ UYt Tiiii LStCilitt strtfi uM Tnunm Half dllas MtlVimitt tttttitv veal ill or No 141 Uest Tlihlytlilrd striui A yoiiJi iiiiuiii Hi1 now In the KP rormiitil w ftM aim 13113 MMIfd In Ihf crime lljiu lus made a eoiiVssUm In nhlen he IIUCIISIM Uynn of roiiiiiiiitln the murder Accut tlliiK 10 liar IIB Kyun anti IhlI roblud nyc imlrlis and A shoe stoic at Tinln axetiji tMil Twen tysecond street on tl tii ot Jdii 7 It wni very late WII611 they tui to Odn Lung s plane The laundinan was rimliiK in a biiuk room Tlirj ah td him fur onie 11 etuec nm AccordUK lo liar he UKid up an Iron bar und htulUd fur thriii Ryan wus huhliu IIIB aaid Hare I to limiwtiir McCnrfirty When IIP iw Cic ClnnU enniii hv loM me to 8trp u ldc I did su anil liyin shot him Hi diopppd and nc did a Kit a a The tusk of tlndiiiK fie nrndiMprs a Thin IIIIIK wax naxlKiied to I icleitlvi4 I lliiltiMunl I In Ill He liiinrd lIuulh to wurrint him In u iii t tug tan ilil Pare und la I u fin AoiUel up Id ivi IH In justify arilsin i Vu UK in vn fniml shortly ufir mdnliit today In u In Ihird md pool ixuni In T iith ivin n ninr Txvonty tllid itriii Tin platc IIIIS orovdil wlti yoiinx touirlis Ii nli u larnll en tiiitd iiul ci in m iniitil lUun a free for nl 11rhl Maittil Tin ditiitlvi uas Ladly fiiiciT up tut driM vd hit prl oiiT to I i utt cut I inj UILI fur i IJr When Itjan na loi ked mi i I Karull Wflil lifter Hire and uu t III lilm In Ud nt his IOIIIK ft i muinliiK lute HI prsiutle I to Titki II jfifiliin HiH vlll he lirouilt a Iliadiiuarlcrs tOll I no ItLforiiiitorj mi I i i Is fxsirutd that le ul1 fonllini lime s tuuy of tin hooting I 0 7n f I p f

Y tiiVv The Nemo Corset is the only corset that is more than a corset J j y 1 he only one that does something for you that no other corset can doJ I f ftif farvHEBri I IT RtsTSYII UR BACK 1 I II I i 1 i y 1 td d I 4 1 1 fl 1 l s I I I b rM IJ ff7 lVdJ JMD5T j I I 1 I J l Li iJ I j MVALUALe 1 I A 1pJINVENTIOffl 1I 4 I 1i I S L r i UST as the Nemo i L I SelfReducing f I tt Corset has solved I I the stout womans i t u problem by reducing V CF I her figure with comfort I I and symmetry so does I c the Nemo BackRest z ing Corset bring health f I and style to the woman of medium or slender c h I figure who suffers from a tired aching back It gives support at the spot most needed the small I of the back Relief is immediate almost magical IT RESTS YOUR BACK j 1 It produces the new figure at its very best the q NO 351 flat and slender hip effect s The back steels cannot turn and dig Into the flesh no r w c105O matter how tightly the corset is laced i I The BackResting Corset has been thoroughly tested and proved It is sold under our full guarantee x t I L 1 i that it will do all that we claim t f J f u c fjf 351 BACKRESTINO COSSET with Flat 0 it HV OC9J nlng Back effect sultablejjjo Cft s or medium and slender figures Sizes IS to 30 sj aI 1 tf r t LATEST MODELS IN THE FAMOUS SELFREDUCING CORSETS J 312 for tall stout women and 320 same model wllh FlalningBack I r 314 for short stout women and 318 same model won FlalnineBack J t I 1 Nemo Corsets are Sold in All Good Stores Throughout the World KOP3 BBOS Hanoiacturers Cor Fourth Ave and 13th St Hew York TOgfl jgn t r gil I 1I G Upholstery Fourth Floor I t iiiipoiiciiriiifoirIcio sIx AV L9 7O 20 STREEZ NEW YORK Furniture l 1 5piece Suit Reupholstered Covers 3375 I Slip t For 5 Pieces jt Special 5 limited Regular charge 60 1 T h I 1 I a tor a tIme Choose tromthesechoice fab I I rics worth 195 to S350 Best material and best work yard manship at less than the usual Cashmere Tapestries It cost of cheap throwntogotler Louis XIV Damasks Slip Covers Silk Armure Damasks Silk Moire Lumasks Our Gobelin Tapestries Belgian Striped Damasks are the best quality made and our work Petit Point Tapestrie men are skilled and expeicnced All Kmboued Velours bi p t 1 bindings anteed shrunken None better Every at any cover cost guar This price is for the highest I f CaTers ordered now delivered any grade ot workmanship and J time within sixty days It you are includes oiling of frames and I I I thinking of having Slip Covers made making your furniture look as j this year it means a big saving to tel I I them DUll at tills xpeclal price good as new Not to be com u I I I pared with rates quoted for I I t I Manhattan Thl prlo ltIolunmd RIIU to Bronx 1IIklvn IIi I incomplete and interior work I boken ant Jrr City fur uIIts s I I qulrlnl nol or 20 yanl 01 i III b thi uuiteraI Infli rato tircr o 2c IiIt Drr rOVPTAI varul QI I NO KXTIIAS S P B C I V L I I CUAHGKS for extra labor or rimlimrs I Mirh as gimp mini prin rs twine eta I T r j 1 Even thing noccnary to jut any ordhlf 1J Ill Apir e Iriim aim In tlntila conllllon I I i incliidrd In this charge I 1F II II II H 3 11 r tjEXINrrONro3 jj ALL CARS tulllei IEXJNCTOIm 34VEJ59o6O r Great March Sale of 350 Rich Toned Walters Pianos for 198 5 Down and Thereafter only 1 a Week No piano anywhere t I I 1 I i 1 II near Us t I ti w eilial in 5 lone action t Itc4 7 W quality of J atror I matuilal or ir I uorknmn I j rar s PCTrol ship has i iii u L IMJI 4tiUjdfJ 3itttJH l ever been I offered by q I any manu IJ facturer or I Jea4r at I I an her I near the I Prlc or the SftIers I I I which la I U About I I I p Half Real 1 i Vaue I oth 1lallo that cannot begin to compare with the u iers ale uttered by V if al Double our price so when you secure the celebrated tonelamlnE aItpr Pimm Mr ICS von make n clear savlnc cf Jlvi t 7X J Every Wallets Ilaub Is tun cuaianltvd for ten to fifteen years la fac i ejmj1 of thl Ktiaranlep la liiicrted In Bill letters on the Inside of the top Hill Piano Information for Piano Purchasers I Piano Buy nll t LIIIe YOU lave expcrt klluwJellS ut 1111110 uullclIlIJ YOU I a Confidence mut rely ellllrI upon tIle OIUlalluII UI the IIrm 1Ofli I I whol1l you bUY 1 till you 11111 IVuII I I U flit iriutatid Iho ilIIUlnc iflu you are guaranlt1 Iiy IIII lalllc or t1Iuurnllula Iook I ill 111111 e xanln e 1111 vlanus tH si eIe a t re nod 1ftj illslIICOIlK 111111I with an expert Ir you 11111 lume tire alll i 0 the uValtrs 111111110 hear I I their tiino iro over the mechanism consider their construction clte tlipiu n thorough I II Vest tj atiou and Ih1t JuilBf fur ouiself if tliii suny txa nr I IW piano that will compare with the Valtors thut we utter In Mils sa 130 for 19tnl11 rprrombcr that our t ers nr down mill 1 1 tK We Deliver Pianos to Your Home on Pament o 5 No charge for interest no insurance ro utJa198 thaIs a7 uaucit 1juuu II tiiu lineal autiun lineal InipoitLil Kit Hammers bashed pins tine selected Irorj ko s new Uoston fililnitnl anil iiiimlc rack three solid brae pedals cau IK overstruiiB and 7I1 ortuts The cases are Hnlshed III ole nii handfimi nrsinil dc lKns The touch Is exceptionally risinii Ue uml elastic so easily tnrinlpnlaled that a child of two ran pst a good sf Song tono with cuts 1 prlrM Include s stool and cover Vc advise you to malic a selection so that dellVTV 1r2 rtnrto M imffliT Iv Oyi n pv rtirtp i i n i utn tn I yi n ntn f1 nnv nirf of the TT q OTHER PIANOS Iff THIS GREAT SALE I I I 100 Waters Model L Piano or J50 475 Wplters Excelsior Pianos 2351 11111 M Jr i IIuIIiI nir i s1a Wnllrrti rlnnn tvlf C SalO 2 Mnllrr Vrtlinl Crnnif nr I HfiOO Vnltrr Ilin SMIo Ie ann I IClOCJ Uiiltirt lliliy irnnd ifr Be Do not purchiL a piano unehn it tfvirt a nHcr inme When I oeWare maker I ehamt to put his minis iijvm a piano the ti PuIfltuIug wrong a wHh II Walters The name Waltrri on a Plan tnt for the fn iIhit and b1 Kraile 1 I Caut ion Dont Inn a f called jllifil v iscJ or econdnonj planu at any price I I for It Ntl onn b coin worth i ExcIange OUT oh piano for a nw WulLers and pay nnv balance 11 ft pr week I I IE ge Upoll reiiui l a ip r nntutno will call Val roins 31 Floor i I c All Can Traiultr to oommgjalti Lex to 3d Av 59th to 60lh St u SJuu e Request the honor of your presence at the CLOTHES SHOW Monday to Saturday inclusive March 2 3 4 5 6 and 7 The Clothes Show for Spring 1908 will be held simul taneously in the four Brill Stores and will exhibit the authen tic styles for men Exhibiting in each of the four Brill Stores over 120 new models and nearly 500 new fabric designs Exhibiting not only the correct clothes for morning afternoon and evening wear designed by ten of the most famous style forecasters in America but also the exclusive Brill models designed by the Brill organization and acknowledged six months to one year in advance You are invited to see the new models A visit to the Clothes Show may help you to decide on the style you would likefor here is probably the largest number of models ever shownYou You are invited to examine the new fabrics This sea son mens clothes fabrics are so different there are the new Elephant shades the Tiger Tans the Heron Blues the Mus tard Tans the Drab Tans and all the SmokesPearlSteel GreenTan and OliveSmoke You are invited to examine the garments to note the clever tailoring put into Brill clothes and all the other details that make Brill clothes New Yorks most modern clothes The ten exhibitors at the Clothes Show are The Stein Bloch Co A1 B Klrschnaum Co L Adler Bros Co I Michael Stern Co Hornthal Benjamin Helm I Shop li n Shop H The Fechhelmer Flshol Co I Shop F 11 Shop n IL Those who care to select Spring garments now will have a range of nearly 500 fresh new styles to choose from and the garments will be delivered when wanted I i 1ZlctJzc1 279 Broadway Union Square South 47 Cortlandt Street 125th Street Cor 3rd Ave S S I S OLD HEALS SORES The deep underlying cause of every old sore is a bad condition of the blood This vital fluid has become infected with some germ or poison which prevents the place from healing This infection may be the result of an inactive sluggish condition of the system leaving the refuse mat ter of the body to be absorbed into the circulation instead of throwing it off through the usual channels of nature Another cause is the weaken ing or poUutinjr of this life stream from hereditary taints or from the effects of long spell of sickness leaving disease germs in the system When the blood is in this condition a sore cannot heal because the im purities with which the circulation is filled are being constantlydis charged into the place to irritate and inflame the tissueS and further disease the surrounding flesh The only treatment that can do any good is one that removes the case and for this purpose nothing equal S S S It begins nt the fountain head of the trouble and drives out ah genus Impurities and poisons and then the place being supplied with rich pure blood heals naturally and permanently Local applications assist in cleansing the place but a cure can only be effected through a purification of the blood Hook on Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA GA t it WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS J IIOc G l or 1 3 The New Hudson River Tunnel brings 1 li you here in 12 minutes from Hoboken I 1t RESTAURANT EJGtlTH flFLOOZ t 1llfrVJ1 vO 5IXTI1JA 19mTO2 wSTREETNEW YORK rJ First Anniversary Sale J in the Bargain Basement i FOll months ve v been panning for this stile of a quarter ot n mi lion dollars worth ol merchandise uL the lowest prices eer quoted This first Anniversary Sale is planned with the sole purpose of impressing the shopping public of NeuYork thai It Is posilble to run a legitimate Bargain Basement with great credit t to this store and profit to discriminating shoppers who appreciate real Caving opportunities f 1 BXf SSXS li1J Womens and Misses Suits ANNIVERSARY bargains planned especially to typify the advantage ot T doing your shopping hereto convince you that you can buy lushion able readytowear appaiet here at a great saving Womens Dimity Jumper Dresses 1olkn JkE dols checks or stripes i handsomely trimmed with embroi i ilt dery mid wide tucks at foot value J Anni o 4jtt f7 Xo 1 11 er ary price eo Xp f t Womens Lingerie Princess Dresses Of t eut1 xery fine silk batiste daintily trimmed with fine Val lace 6I C I and embroidery cry full skirt with deep tucks at J 11 c tt foot lloniue value h6l Anniversary WT Il S A 6i price 479 9i ti Ir Womens New Spring Suits Of pretty wool trJ I tllixrc checks and stripes semifitted coal with notch x pIL t collar aUn lined plaited skirt trimmed with fold at loot J S nld be considered cheap at tuo mid a half f N tine our price Anniversary 1ri e fy r 9 7 j r 250 Woollen Skirts 197 iJ jf 4 21J9 IJnenc Skirts 97c if I jJ1f Misses Suits 0 new hpr tig mitcrials the at I 1 t l traclue model is III two tone shades blue gray and tin iIIIlh couto hued wth mt II utAway ellcct collars of I ilYi olllrallllg Iolor 01 ruJah lull pIeaed skirt finished J J drt LFli I 1111 Idl fltl allle IIIS SpecIal for J ui i1itit4 r 1 tlu nil 987 u 4 Wt Misses FiJlIred Lawn Dresses Desirable i iI fh tii r olorill jOin icr elred trinullell with line cnlmnclcrirs I I I frJt I n 7 1I1l1 late nCI Jare kimono or hort bity Icevif skirts t 1 lire 1IIte fill plellcl value St5U spccllll V A 9 lit op 296 I Girls Dresses Of sheer inns in mid dotted Swiss low neck and short sleeves witi fine cmbroi dery and luuc eiluc large licrtla ol Swiss with medallions and lace Value tHTi at 196 Anniversary Sale of Wash Goods NEVER in the history of this bargain basement have ve sold so many VVaVh i Goods as we did during the opening day of this sale We provided liberally and the sune remarkably low prices will pievail tomorrow I Apvttn Gin1l1am Utu ICIO yards of heavy fast dyed Apron I lg ham all le bocks III blue lilaik g ten and S brown II nit 1 yards to a customer regu larly iijii I Wash Goods Remnants I All our short ends of Wush Good I I iirtwo MX los lor this Grea Anni I verenry Sale And priced them rc giirdlesi of cot at Sc and lie1 They S C const fabric of every imaginable wash 9c Hcmnatits worth Uc S ISJic at oc ItemnunlH worth 15c to 2k at Oc I Novelty Lawns Utc Novelty Printcd L a tins 2 incliui wide in ieiy neat dot and tigiirc iros bar broken checkii and all size ringsregular price let yard Limit 12 yards lo a customer OJ YfirdWidC Outing Flannel llaby Flannel nil shades bleaclied and imhleahcd Canton 1I3C 1 V FlinncU rccular pridsfnim llc to 1J f Limit 20 yards to a customer Anniversary Sale price yard tlr l 150 to3 GHberta Petticoats at 98c E sold hundreds of these Petti WE coats the first day ot this sale but we provided them by the thousand thats why the price ii so low Made of the cele brated Gilbert Pre deSole a remarkable value while they last Full ortment of light I and dark shades also black Silk Petticoats l u 295 I Colored Taffeta Petti il u COils One of the big Bargain Basement Anni l versary specials rl r Excellent quality of t t taffeta deep tucked i ft flounce extra dust ruffle j i Rood colors light and t 1 1l lark shades t if r last While they 2 95 Laces Embroideries at Wide Tore all and Gluny Laces with insertions to match tlioiinndi of Minis many imtlerrs worth Ac and tc nil CC Laces worth up to 25c J arr including Filet Bnnd ClunlIan1s Wide Wuah Laces A CIIHC and OricnUl Hands at 5C and 9C Laces Uortl to SI50 UI inclllding Filel It 19c 290 69 Odd Lcntltlis Embroideries odd widths odd pieces of Inser tion Hands Joiollnclll skirtil1 etc Worth V IHT lounclngs yard Skirtings 2c5c 9 C At IftC Hemstitched Table Sloths 89c TWO thousand beautiful Austrian Damask Table j Cloths never less than liJi hemstitched all round 4 silver bleached newest patter tl9lor ordinary sized table r 129 Whit Long Sloth iJ incl ei wide soft Kn IUli finish III yard pieces vilue iti at 9 S C I Teddy Iieareril Blank ctsBlue and pink Teddy Hear Mlabbit Chicken find Cat and Hall dc pni regularly tZi eauli at S 9 C r r Boys 35O Qomb 4M Suits at 19S ToU can search all New York YOU 1 and cannot find values to I equal these suits 1 BoysDoubleBreasted Suits Belted one pair of knickers one pair plain pants in liteit Spring gray mixtures of ele l gant cheviots only 100 suits In 1 this lot at S 1 98 Boys 25O Suits for l 159 Womens 79c Lawn Waists 49e WE repeat this great Waist Sae 7 V for tomorrow bought almost five hundred dozen to open the sale but at the rate they are selling they vjll not last long 10 Handsome Styles Ten different styles to I choose from Some with graduating pin tucks some with embroidered panels front and back j tome with embroidered front and tucked back others with Val lace buttoned in 4 back j still others are tail ored models of plaid Batiste buttoned in front j or back j long or short sleeves sizes HtoH Usu 219c ally iDe at 7C i Sc Glass 7owcillnIted I anti blue checks 17 III wide at5C Remnants Table Damask Several hundred sample lenfrths of blenched table damask two yards I wide I Yt to 3 yard lengths value I uc yard at sC Hemmed Huclr foweis I large size Jlxi i inches regularly IJk nt 9c Special t Anniversary Sale Items Rough Shantung Silk Kent nuntS tcr yard 2ttc 8125 Black TnfFeta yard ridcper yard 6Sc 12i Black Penn 3e Sole yard wide per yard v GSc Pure Irish Linen lliinlkcrchlciii A aluei I02 cat Scand TjC y 1210 Lntrinimed Chip flats regu larly I c at ytia i f 100 Black Dress Taffctu7 inches ideal 4Xc Women 17c I5lnk Hose 9c Childrens Hib Cotton Host 9c Womens Girl iV Boys Shoes worth to 5t per pair 99c t 6c Music Folios at 5c Toilet SoapI cake for oc Dreu Shleld 8 pairs for 5c 29c Infants Cap 19c Womens 79c White Iettuoals 79c 3c Corset Covers 19c 39c Womens Drawers 2Je Mens 5C Underwear 35c Childrens While ianzc Vests and Pants 2c 12c Pillow Cases 9c 5Hc lied Sheets 39c I 3150 Long Silk Glove 09c Womens 1 Kid Glovei 39c 5X to SI High Grade Comb 9c l0ro ilk Leather end Silk Elastic Hells 12c SICO Hand Hups U9c SilAO Lace Curtains 9Sc t JOO Couch Covers 9Sc IJc Stair Oilcloth yard Uc i Me Opaque Shades txeondi 9c A Double breasted with knieker pants ages L 1 7 to Hi Itussiun blouse with bloomer pants j ages li to 8 Sailor blouse style i with bloomers ages 5 to 10 I L Handsome assortment of neat pray checks stripes and plain effects iil larjje lull nuts thllr smack of good xalue at low prices is 1Q i t p

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J t JIV S 7 t fjfIIrl iII J T y T L r i IWtJ I U r c r f THE EVENING WOULD MONDAY MARCH 2 190 r AND UP TO NEWSY DATE THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK k0W4 t I I CHAMPION BURNS t FINDS SQUIRES IN f JEM ROCHES CAMP r r Boshter Bill Training Irish Cham t pion for Fight With Burns Ameri can Athlete Supreme Tommy Tells Englishmen t ill I j ILL SQUIRES Is found BILL Tommy Burns writes from fcondon Bill SQuIres is over In Ireland training Roche and telling him to be careful of that terrible right of mine What wlU happen next 7 Weve been expecting Bill to drop Into New York any day His gradual approacu rom the West was ru mored so long some people suspected that Bill was beating his way by the freight route But Bill gave us all the slhgot through New York un cognIZed and skipped for Ireland OEIJY has a lot of other Interesting things to say He writes I I I TOMMY you a story 1 wrote for tin English paper I am booming Americans as I think Americans are much superior In evnrvthlng1 with one or two exceptions This little loran and Jimmy Urhcoll an tho I beat boxers England has turned out for rears Drlscoll knocked out Bowker I i and he sure must be a wonder Ill sije him fight Griffin of New Xealaml at i the National S C next Monday Im training at Jack Straws Castle In Lon don for Hoehe nnd so Oer to Ireland f about five days betore the fight Palmer was a joke He was pretty near as yellow as Johnson but he cot up nine times If It waS Johnson he might have jumped out of the ring I dont think tills felldw Roche will go over six rounds It just depends on how he will t fight I dont see anything elso after the Rohe fight unless Johnson will come over here I have a good propo I sition and he may not have to wait a long as hu thinks I want to light John I son In a rinsr so small he cant gEt t nou vi ot a run to jump out I showed I ivp OBrien and Ill show up Johnson to be the same kind of n man All I I black men are great fighters when they know they are winning but 1 never saw one that nouhl not show the white feather when forced Ill llgat Johnson fortyfive rounds or to a llnlsh A finish Mtlta me TOMMY 1JUHNS tl I rHE story that Tommy enclosed THE have arrjd some of the en thusiastic Knjllsh athletic cranks i I It takes up a full newspaper page un i der the heading American Supremacy I In Sport r Hums says among other things j J VAroerlca Is out tu conquer the world I I of sport When I say America 1 want It I C to be understood that I Include Canada I for I consider Canada Is a part of America although It belongs to Great Britain I have never been able to sEe ny more difference between a Canadian 0 and an American than there Is between I I two Yankees They talk the same way and they are alike In everything I see grout deal of difference between the I people of England and those on the CtVr side of the Atlantic I t n claiming the supremacy of sport for America I am not talking through my hat or merely making the bald loaded eagle scream I expect that at 6 the next International Olympic ports If our American boys will sweep the Voards in track and lIelclln everything i except the distance events Then Burns goes un with a description I of various American athletic champions that haws him to t e a student of the game According to Tommy we ought t to win everything In sight barring some lot the long distance races Eto When J Hull read that article he must lhave worried oft some weight PT JOHN W KLMES comment I I c Ing upon the fuss made over I Harry Hlllmans competing against privates In the National c uard said It Is nonsensical to ob Jspt to Mr Hillman competing al though he Is now a lieutenant There li no military rule against It There never wUl be In this country It ma e all right in England or Germany to draw these hard and fast lines between I officers and privates Hut this Is a I ree country and ai Americans are free anu equal It Is not Insubordination In he National Guard or othijr American t military body for any private to con I sider himself as good a man as his r superior niucer A feeling of eiuallty jdoesnt Interfere with his oUjdlenci to r orders There is nothing undignified1 about associating with privates even for an olllcer i I Yes chipped In another officer landing by and where does Col I Thurston como In to object anyway Why I remember very well that he competed In athletics wjien lin held a lieutenants cuniiiilHslon He didnt i thlnk It undignified then Must have l cen more undignified than IIIIImins work too for Harry upuaMy wins and f Jim I remember It the fuhmol always ran last 1 I h VnrtHE N V A L will have a n c THE not of gitmes at the Garden on tho lOlli There will be a spo dal sixtyyard lace with Kelly Smith ton Kllon Silz Sherman and other BOWLERS I BE SURE TO READ I The HOME EDITION of I THE EVENING WORLD I every diy for the live I news and gossip ol the TENPIN WORLD I Ii J a champions entered Shaw and Smith son will run a aeventard hurdle race s Smithson lowered the worlds record for that event last week Kelly Cocppr at Cornell Conne1 and Platt Adams will broad Jump Thee are the best men In the oountr country McGrath is to throw the nftyrix fOund weight for height vad Martin Sh ridan tells me that Mas can ealI easily break the worlds record In this event whenever he want to andisonyhedbackbTapS thropic desire to let old Jim Mitoholl nanz on to It for a white longer Matt may forget for a moment and JEforT adj a foot or so In the 11000yard run Coe of Michigan thcp2ard ot the I A A C Whfte I ferker of the N 1 A C and Bacon and I A C will meet There are many othEr events This iil practically wind th0 up Indoor sea sn oncernt so far as the athletic clubs are j U Scratch Event with Limited Field Would Settle the Question or five of th4 most Import FOIOt ant athletic meets of the season will ho held within the next ton days Ihusands ar l eager to know which or our runners Is the best ever a mile Journey and It is expected that the man will be discovered by a oosl tlve proof of his abllltv befvre the Nw York A C eames on March 10 are over The recent defeat of the champion NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES NEW ORLEANS Ia March 2The entries for tomorrows races are an fol lows punleWT ItAIGThr nn a half furlongs purse pursejl JIT niiUchian 07 4sl Grace Ouni lot iM llanlyana XKI I Pinion 1111 M1 Kvtlr 101 1111 s Wirg 1011 Ixonir1 lH Shone lull SKI Arrlnctte I I tp Ton W iti XVhejt Droad till T 1 irl II I Surrey 101 I ZMI i rpole 1Ir jo injury iir c4i Smlcino ill iutXD 11 ire urlorg eIllng irl llnita hike nm J Maria 101 44l Tartu MuM In li tm C41 Okbent 115 t tKll H I MU1 laly Pink in ilripv KoHnnitrn lIE 9 Ifiaif K HO 1ln tr I ao Danrer IIMI ii XVhlik HroTn 111 nn I3lI a W 1t InltiKlon Uidy im M3kH nnd Kic 111 THIRD IlAOi Six furlongs slllnc sw hT fMiy n Dainty itch in ill Ounlrlllc Inc iiJti1 tonnty Je OI ll l1 nlhHhr Hi irn Keitnr In I1 Khar UN iVHi Meirlrk 107 I MUM UruM joi t V e Hph lIE I iai Illroo tlJll KoritTII ItMPoOo And mielirtith nilf the ii I lint lei t gisI edict VI 1 Dunm m IrE Mnik ikln 123 Irlncr Hitnntcm yt C I tncelt IZ Ill Jturirlpr I I f H 11 VVAInia luifntir mr John Cm pro u Ii I Jie1 umntvi 1117 I I l7i nnkee Girl iiri 41 Temaieo 1211 I VKl OM Knnrstv iT aI nlrorlrhr 1 1 r2rhrl rnntP lIurw aM rrsvni tmre onlko niry Ellln entry IP1 P1 Iii RAEKnp anrl ore5txtpnth III pUr i iia Sntnsw In nt W peru in 4W Ilixtllr Hyphen II H 11 lIulo 1117 tiia llins 1112 HIX11I ItAfIien urlnOIf tilIng 509 ltyel lien lilt Vd llvmy lull 411 Frenrh Nun HI ri 7 flon Tp vato ltt 1 runt uilre ir7 vii M trim un 21 I iuh 1lhpr tll itll i car in IIl IlIr 117 tat ill lIa y liiT rt hirj1or 1111 411 virxrin rn 4tu Iral 11 R4I Hunnlil Pel 107 tE9 C1unegpnv 113 sit eNru ltve One mil aoJ one I elxhlt llIolC 537 KiUerhoK O I SOME INTERESTING NEWS FROM TOMMY BURNS 1 I poL t1 f I o 9 C I qY I p I 1 SquiRes iY p M I tt j I RNARD jJ ll 1 I a I 1 I I SEEN J 4 J I I 0 II 41 BILL SQUIRES I I IN IRELAND l ti ThA1rlit6 RocH W t it ¼ s 4i R I VNXMT To FI6HT 2 y JOHNSON IN A RING Ij So SMAXLL HE M E GET ENOUGH OF r TO I s AYS V J 7 j I LIUi Tor IS GETTING J BULLS GOAT n Qr I THE E5R1TOMS HrVVE A Ce1A1p4L IM TH T ucua DISTMKE EAJSHTS BURN HIN S FTeR SIlINC3 I ThENUP DETERMINE FASTEST MAN AT A MILE I mller Jim Sullivan at the Columbia Oallivre ames In iladlson Square Gar den by Tad White and Bill lierker of the New York A C was the surprise of the season The time 4m 31os was the fastest ever run on an Indoor track I The course was short according to statements made by wellknow ath i i letic followers The boards used were 1 i similar to those always set on the I I Gardens Indoor track It Is claimed that the cleats at the corners were set inside the painted boards making the track short on every circuit Many i say the courts was right and assert I I that none of the other good athletus made unusual times I It has ben suggested that the New i York A C offer a prize for a spcvll scratch mile limited to six entrll 1111 I tat a lvll engineers certificate should Ms Gilt in2 Mi Mack Win UK 410 MlionlR liE 51K Iafayrltr lIT 3011 Onrgp lialley HJ I 403 Irafty 1112 411 IMmore id I vts I mon Oirl lol 1 134 ShIer Folly inn I VJs tin Illce lirj yitt Flownwuy la KS Dal pp Cold Ifl7 au Envoy ill Apprentice 1IaoN GRIFF EXPECTED AT CAMP HOT SPFMVGS March 2ihe Hiirh inlets have arranged a game fr to morrow with the local club and IIP I MRIIHRIT trllllth i expected today nie I i mn will show him that they hae if en ptittlnn In some hard licks I This IH their lat week here and they will keep jjolnc on he Vhlttlnzton IxM Gronnln cult n couple of gaines to kcp them on edge I HIIlvi Gilbert left todav for Trenton to ft tend Ifie funeral of his father I Morris Team of Bronx Gets Championship Cup and 203 Get Fobs I I I Award of prizes In the Hvenlne World head nln tournament drew a crowd of VO enthusiastic bowlers Aril their i I friends to the While Mlenham Stunla I night Tho tourney Inouelit Into com 1 fN II Ion SflS teams and Ittl of the bowl ers received fobs for making Individual cores of WO pins or more Morris team of the Bronx received the lii illver dtp ropresentlns the champion ship Ono of the Interesting Ideas brought out in ttie speeches was that of tho I amateur In bowIlliK some of the en trants paying their expeiwes of a roll trip to win tilt troohv or it foil Tills In contrast to the professional ilu nient In bowline that tivorluoks a JJ cup entrv but unfiilliiglv enters a Ia I for a i5 cash prtz is uolnl wurth ril Ion by tlilnkinir biwlers cheM 1 for The Evening World Joe Thuni and Capl Pleterltli of thi lnilnl llottliv I hubs furnished a vent for the enthu siasm In awarding the ftiln It was found that one hnwlnr hall competed In v I tiaras scorlnt 107 nln in hip first ar I lt pins on hl second entry He said he had Innoccntlv made the eeni I I entry to till a team upbearing to bowl with one man short When Inform MO b account for the exact circumference of the course before the men start It Is Impossible for good mllars to get out In handicaps as they must rm around too many so that a scraicn mile would settle many differences of opinion as well as the merlin of our best Millers George Ilonha believes a man can run as fast on an Indoor track as un cinders He Is titiallfied to make this assertion as lie broke Day3 outdoor record of M minutes 13 conds for four miles by four seconds last year In the JwentR con l Hegiment Armory hulllvan made no excuses as to his I oral In the race for the Marlinljtu Cup at the Columbia names In which he flnlthcd bohlnd White and Ucrker yet It I s well known that he W55 far I from well rmd only consented to rur an hniir befoie the race White Is a strongly built man As he raes from I a plat tho dpth of his chest and brecdti of shpullr are very striking lierKor is a fraillooking lad but ha pOl15e a wonderful stride and has Brent heart in his running Melvin Sheppard Is a sterling rntle hut his future will probably be di rected to byuerliig Kllnilriaks 1m i1 2 for the half mile before he es says the lonwr distance Shoynanl iiiUHt be able to run four forties In fiftv secondH to rxiit Klltmtrlcks time It would be lmpos tile to attain suoh sr ed If ho ran miles The mile miulreH more JndKnient than any other race Tn set near Im 23 s the llrst half should be run It 2111 Ps Harry Cohn Is a good mller hut he Marts off too fast cencrallv llnlshlnc his fIrst quarter In GO null n sth ts nGr I In consenuenco he blows UD In he final furling Handy here for Races Henrv J Handy of the Chicago Ath letic Club the champion swimmer of ihe Wt st reuctitd Now York yeiteiday 1 ivilli his traJncr Dr Sullivan He 151 epered in all the open Hwmiimnff events at the Hporismen s Show and u i i i iiilcli rue Will lue aruau1 j with fhampln C M Daniels of the N V A C for distances up to three I i r lre1 nTds that he had disqualified himself under the rules of the Xe w York Bcmllnvc AHHUolntlon the voting iiiim tileadi that h be allowed to purchase a fob The price was Mated to 1w U llOrfl liowlrs who partlclpntfi in the hea i TMcifnl ar notified that III fobs are awarded according to toe re I ids of th oflllal Hcore books r SOnIC cases there may have been omis rUms In sirdlng out notics to r II winners to be present Saturday nwu BOUTS ARRANGED FOR LOCAL CLUBS ToNlKMDry Dock A C Kast Tenth dtriet Sammy Smith vs Pencil Cross six rounds Consoll ditpd A C Howard Smith va Irish Paddy ten rounds Tuesday S larkp A C Bert Knyes vs VounK hoiiRhrey of hlladelphln six rounds Hrowns I ytnnnluii A AYounlt Dono I South I lUll vs Arthur Cote of ttoston six rounds semlxvindup I Vnting livens vs Honnie Wilson six rounds asilngtn HclKhtH A 1 Vlllio 1ewls vn Jail Fitzser I M of Ililindeiphla six rounds I Wfdnesdi No stags earded i irday Olympic A C of lIar Willie Lewis vs Kred Ilradley of lloMon six rounds long Acre A C SiIIor Hurke vs Jack fltzscrald Iilladeljilila six rounds JOHNSON WIll NOT FIGHT BURNS ABROAD Fitzpatrick Says Nothing Do ing as He Can Get More Money From Coffroth and Rickard BY JOllY lOLTOCK IIEItE Is a slim chance of Jack THERE going to England and fighting Tommy Burns for the JOO guarantee which a syndicate of port ing men on the other side offered him to meet the champion Sam Kltzpitrlck manager of Johnson sal j last night that there was not a chance of Johnson go ing to England and tiahtlng Burns for that small amount and that he regard ed the offer as a big Joke have re ceived word from Jim Coffroth that he will hans up a purse of 21i for the fight at Colma said Fitzratrlck and besides I have been notified by Tex Ilickard the tight promoter of Gold field Nev not to sign up with any club until I have heard from him which probably means that he Intends to boost Coffroths offer JOOOn Soy ou ran see I would be foolish to accept that ot ter from England Ketchel to Fight March 17 Stanley Young Kctehel the Western cy clone midclIeuelRht hij Jbst been yisneil up for mother fight Ills me miner has matched him to meet AI Nelll the CalfurnU millIe weight for twentj rounJi at IltkerslleW Cal on ltarct 17 They will battle at catch weights Ketnel ought I imp Nell In lem than ten rounds as the litter Is not the game fighter he as a few ean ago I Ketchel eels an extra ten per ctnt of the gross receipt i Jack OBrien In the Rlny ToNight Philadelphia Jack OBrien Is slated for au I other easy battle tonight He win take Jack Ilonner the heavyweight pURlhst of Summit Hill Pa for six rounds In the man bout at the opening show of the West Knd A U of West Ihladelphla of whIch Foxcy Jack Is the owner and Hilly McOarney the I matchmaker 0 UtIca has probably agreed I to let Bonner stay the limit but the chances are that Honnc will sf n good Urine Lewis Has Three Ftyhts This Week Willie LewIs will Jo penty of flghtln t thIs wrok as he Is slated to engage In three bit ties Tonight he meets nil Hurley s mid dlnrlht at Glees Kails N Y for six I round tomorr ollrht he tacklft Jack I rtzefrnlJ o f rilladephln for nix rounds at the WashlTicton Holuhts A C ivhile or I rinirlu nuit he i olllp1 to meet Fro nndlev of Itofiton In a lxrounJ BO at the I Olympic A C of Harlem i 1 Robson to Meet Baldwin and NitchleJ i I Spike IJflnon the clever Knrtlsh tight I i weluht who Is matched to meet Matty flaIl I win fir twelve roumls at the Armory A A i of Ho tor in Mir 10 has be n jecunsl to meet Tounc Nltchle the Quaker city llkhtuelKht In j und bittln before the 1 Nitlnnnl A C f Ihladeliihla nn Saturday nlpM ithen 1M not show up so well In I hI recsnt ficht In that city with Ornver I Illtvu an I honker McOiltcan jcl lt to I ffif IttItIe a chancy at him I Sam Berger Now a Fight Promoter Sim IlTKer the California tighter who re tired fnini the rlnz after he wi knocked out by AI Kaufmann In ten tUniS at San Francisco on Oct ill hell Is now a flsht pronoter of California Sam Is conluctlnK the WashiTsum A C of Krl co and tw been sripe a license tr hold a twenty I round i10 that city un March 11 He I I ha slKn d Iackey McFnrlnnd to meet the winner of the HrlttNelsjn fight j McFariand to See Big Battle i i Tickey McFariand of Chicago In now on hlv wIly to Los Angeles Cal to witness the l Gallant 69th Holds I Its Games ToNight I I I I an armory meet the games of FOR Sixtyninth Heglment A A ti re eld this evening excel any i thing similar In an Indoor way this sea sun A galaxy of stars have sent in I their entries for the various events and the friends of HIP gallant old Sixty ninth should see contests that should live long In their memory of things athletic Hlllmnn Sheppard Seilley Dan Kelly Lawson Robertson and Charlie Bacon are a few of the championship winners who will be seen In action There II n variety to the prllcra mIne with novel Bowlers Get Evening World Prizes at he distribution of prizes Any bowl er WhO thinks hh naiiw was omitted In the list H Invited to call at the White iricphnnt alleys It ny ovnlng thin veek when Mr Kndres will HO over the cnrf Looks with him and If entitled to 1 r lib it will be forthcoming I ij v Jimmy Gardner Offered a Match I I al Harris th Ihlengo unrtlnc man who TII rvent Jlminy lanlner of lowell Amass in recdvnl nn offer from the O iknii Mhletlc Cliil for H nntrti with Youm M V orIy t y i uni iH koih fighter who vuii II drctlon from lark DouKhorty of MIH aiiUc rile ecit mnieil In 142 J5Iflls nt 3 nrlnrV If Gardner acceptH p hi 1 flit SI will liilie plnre In three weeks AMUSEMENTS I 1ANHATTAN 1IIlm r i i7s K I II 511 I I AI3lthRt near Sth Av rn niKlit at 7 43 feiiot el lliindu Mary Harden ViiI nt h Crlrpn r I 1 I jinare Atme Tetnzzlnh concl Allli firnlval nf Vnle with MrMtlons by miJ rrl Fri at S lineraiu i iIuu I etrazzinult Sat 21st at 2 101 fary lanteTmi Hit Niwut ot ii I 7c i 11 Trroaln 11 Zonllpllo I Sumtay Pop Crfiuunlnl Concrt roe SI W Monday March n Crltplnl F ik I Iomnrp Mm Tclrnizlnl toni with jv h nrntval If V flute MrnilrltMihn Hull jTomorw NhthtM10 Violin llerltil hy JAX Prlrra BotyV 5 I MUNKAC Y mxnduo rnTrn n ill flkvQ LlNCOL iQiJwayl1ul Vt S LII tilL I U Houenlr 11t T0dny 213 EDNA MAY SPOONER inZAZA Thalia IliaC VMJSv 1 01 fV6 b I a ta OlUs Tnd Wl1 S Ku iW A FIGHTING CHANCE uliIiuhs nJDAY ties galore A wall scaling contest a ieavy marching order relay and a mili tary undressing and dressing contest I are among the latter The CDyard spe Ial with a Held composed of Kelly the 93r1 man Lawson RobertHon one of the point winners at Atnens North ridge Hall and Archer all on scratch Is expected to le Kelly the needed opportunity to eslibllHh new indoor hgurus for tile distance Another event wnlch Simula prove a big failure in It elf Is thu intorreglmeni relay race In which leims fioni the Twemy ecoiid the Thirteenth Twentythird Forty eonlh Ninth and Sixtyninth will bo I represented Melvin Sheppard will run for the Twentysecond untie Hillman will uphold the honor of the Thirteenth ileoplle the recent edict of Co Fit II H 1111 that hu finer either quit athletics or the I military service It has been so ar ranged ihit lilllmin and Sheppard will I run against each other In their respec I tive relays The threemile run which Is proving I so popular with nthletlc lover is also I carded All the distance stars will toe their mark and It Is possible that an other hoi ontest between llellalrs of the New York A C and Turn Collins i will result Hosidos these eventu there nn a nle run tnvnrd handicap with I Renting the Mrlropolltan C lull Inlllun on scratch nnd a SCOyrfrd liandleap with luw wn RohTtFon captain of the Irlsn American track team conceding imrks I to some ot ito bent men In the Metro politan district The elosed events have s t up umnual Interest among the members nf the Sixtyninth and some Irrlnc contests are bound to result All told about 400 athletes will keep I IMng honrning during the entire oven Ins The usual dance follows tho games AMUSEMENTS SMMERSTEINS 4 Ii J SI i3utyi lle Iii liO 71i IIH I jaui 7ITh Aei 15111 ltts A5c aGe NtI At I i qatU rlt j tJC1 I IA ItI eVllltX Vlnle iuiiy Hlalea TrnnosMtUlUQn Joe Mnxwel1 8 Co iyni1 Young Iii iiii Mr nail AIrs Gene Hutrhen Wllsim Ilron and first produc itlnn Motion Ilcturoj of th Intel national wrestling match at the Oxfonl Music I Hnll lnnilnn Jan o between i IIACKENSCHMIIJT I TOR nOOEnfl The Jlumilan lIon I nf America I AtAJIKMV OF MISIC 1 Ith stlrvlng pi TWO WKKHN Uaat tlmei In N Y EDDIE FOYn0TeVd Xtrn tture Adclnldoworlds greatest dncer rlce 25 to R Mnt WI4iat2Fte 515 nL1hAwLLC oEOM 6Dlf tfOPV m COtIAN tiw50 MI1ESf BOSTON tenround bout between Jimmy llrltt aol Bat tling Nelson which come off In thiit city t morrow night Ijckty will chilenet the Inner from the ringside to meet him In n rntyround bout at 113 txninds weigh l it 3 P M TIle winner ant McFarlanJ wi ick any club out on the coasT AMUSEMENTS PMPl ltroadway a 411th M Fts Io 1V L loll I s tsto Weil xi Sat J15 TOMJIIT AT tll VVA1 H CRANE K IIIIK AND yrm n UKAfNt NllltllD GARRll 3Ith alor UvTaj h vu unnnit Mat Vat 4 s i s IA TONIGhT AT h2O NAT C GOOuWIN rilE it a upjuij VT iii E15TEiINIIh SA Vu 1 Uth LI Iletr ltsa r5 ale UIS V LI I 11aUi Thurs Sat 210 lO UAY IN I 11IIE IHAUEIIY 1 TTiI Preelrf by IrIsh National Thalre Co nn 111Sl51 Ut Tilt 1II0S CRiTERION UittJ3 I 1 III 11 It It Miss HOOK OF HOLLAND lLiClEILIt UMCKhltllOIKl I u 5 JTth St E a IS Mats tVi k Sol 21o IrOr IuOr 10 i M pjan Tilt TALK nxiv HIICK IVCll M ill ltIIti aTTH 1 t Mats Thur R eat TiieTliifif MKVHKHUII Hll IIIU IIIIUI MUliJAHBr JUINJION H U bsb fJ JUh ftt near Hr nla It r 513 MdtiWvdAHit On of the bat O f thv terv II ieA really gol actor on the American stag Amerloan A IIIUnt aucceo rime OTIS SKINNER In the Play Adapted from ISalzac by Paul M Potter THE HONOR Tra FAMILY A rul uCefleFve Sun A Iipiilar PIUVCCIp Post 11 Instant success Mall Mr Skinner li dellmitful ills IUTI WKfiXESIlAV t BATiritllAY BIJOU H vay Soil st PsillilAIai DIJVU Evs S11 MtsWe Sat SIR DUSTIN Tnorw FARN henry in 1h harris IIecli Sl1di I n I THE BIG WuWVWruru1 FOUR TifF pown Mew Amsterdam tot W wid tv Sal I THE MERRY WTOOW WITWEI llJSTla BROADwAY THBATItE II 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Leonard oilier At flth av 2Jc Mat Today i I4tn M Chinatown Charlie 1I SlAY Ks hon Oreat Amnleiir Vfhi I Bway uivl 0111 Kvw AU W ALLACKS Mat Wet and Bat 1M1 The tulral Mry j A KNIGHT rOK A DAyroOth Th1 u n H JUIL tIITCAThE1211 it lexav MURRay CASINO GIRLS MAT DAILY AMATKUH XIOHT TOIPAY TJIBATHK llh st nr Mh av C J t W el L buu MATS TODAY A W1U 26c N In STRONGHEART I Qway ilOth Ev 815 nnei c MW CIRCLE Mat WM Sat 21S DILL In LONESOME HOLD KOLBAND J JW LB 1 a TOWN MUSIC HAUL Bway 29Ui inn uRDEDC JUC E B ERS BV8l5MaUW lB t218 Wed Mat hiurlisqu ot Th Mrrry Widow SOC 1110 rmlsslon of Henry W Svr au4V i 4 A I AMUSEMENTS HIPPODROME lid Cth t HVe lllh lit va s tri uie N FIt S 2AoI Jl Tilt SHOW KVKUYIIOIIV SElls UATTIK IDllt IS Of IOIST stSMtti i NEW TS UlTIIUK lit lIETrE ClKClS lllgi a VnrHp i le of the tua Mu lal Melang 3 ring Inu Itniu iiul Hanets I 1V r week lierlnnln lT i II KOM1SARZHEVSKY Tr njijN 5 T ma v rnIs HS I IYKIC HvenlngF s Must Cat HI 2 SOTHERNUPI WEhEKINC NFXT TIn FIltH HATH SII WKKKC Til Kill IS SIJ rOIl I nhriIFfft h If Mil IV Iua TI urmutil Mr Henry W Jivir I I Mits ttul HrFUvJi I1sn TIlE VIUOE ant i JaUiIJIIE I UYER I CA SINO Hwiy tIre lriT s 13 4t 1IU f a h Vett Mat Thiiri J 13 SAM BERNARD rARIY I MAJESTIC II 1gv ¼ 13 Mats ltItJLo I l k v h WI A SM S wIll iU0 I 1111 V III IttNINNA Ii 1 time a JAlKJR IIt HACKETT 111 or IIwar Et W J Jaa a Mit lhuuus c cat l 13 JOHN MASON TfofflTCHIBG HOUR I KMSiERIIlDSOMaE E I Mat i Fruth IILOCLU uviunaL 3v ant Sat 213 I LEW FlcLDS Tilt IiIIUlltIIIXn lOtSrJn KEITH PROCTORS rib L I vay I i3 rANGVty fIt II n 1k itts fi p Coliiin It O VIhone 2APAIai if1 WI DIn Doll Dally Mat 23AlC OrnnniN lUnil other 12Sth St nugrnlv KoucervJi Welch o T u JlL1 JJ Il h r Itally Atat25o 5uthSt Kuturlty winner l3la Snyuler Sri f lrne DyAlatIe Harlem CO WK 0 j I el ove Routs cu rulT DraniaucAinnjr slight Thursnfter reg Vnr 1 11 COZY CORNER J Ill huH GIRLS Ii U m M Prlcruai E I OrcliMtra rwiiiv circle S Bt 1o 5l 12311 si Amateur sight Tht4 j T 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r tt q r o J i Hilt dWflZ EVENING WORtrI f FI U ITU AT MAHCH 2 19 OS 4 I I THE NEW 1 EAST LYNNE i By Clara Morris Author of Staee Ufe A Pasteboard Crown and Others It l 7f i 7Cwyrtrtte j IIIOT by Clara Morrli SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS I PaphM txtutlful wife of Dr Philip Keith li kl5n j p l from her husbands Nv lurk born Althouah Innocent ih U lIIde lu at fault and Inlllp beUeei Ier mr appear pel1i t ullty hiving escaped aht li umine home when her train Is wrecked lIalhne I U badly injured and li dlifl ur H for life I Through in official blunder he Is thought tob deg1 Hhllli inarrlf hit vrird Olive I Marr Daphnen IHtln boy and girl are for bidden to mention their mothers name Old I Prof Keith Philips grandfather Is the only one of th family who believe tha mltiniB wife Innocent Klvt years Utrr dlgIii h irelf Mm a a an old woman and callla Varlde Daphne aecure a P llIon u got I eMln to her own children lh e Pror ern ltnl her secret but respects It onel li ltlre Pj furlooi at ttir children devotion la the iovemeii but Philip refucel to 1Iohle I the new comr Inded he ii uncontIOln attracted toward the rtlfsulicd lIPfl udc the old failly took rton CJtttleFbttCtt litn V niiei Daphne but iemnln silent 1lphfl IS little daughter Ion itpte th ijnrtrne us Idenllty Ollvi trlke the vnunsfr of the I two oSIMrtn In a fit of unjut rage Ii CHAPTER XVI Continued I A Lost Paradise Olive repaclns the vtife JU not see the first pasaUmato tea tiC sovfr news pressed on thf rrislitencd lads face Swiftly she cxamlncj him hcii tendery warned him not tn cry out Ilka ft little dog that had been hurt but to be qui t and hmve like n small i lrfntJ mari nnd fOIr I To strike a child o young ls bt1 ald Madam In cold even toneL To rtrlke ft chld of the dead Ic worse I But to strike a frail little body heVp les ly Incased In plstei IcIs an In t fcmy i JI luTd forsrottcn V ut fortunntey he li unhurt r Ha cirrl s your hand In re 1 upon JlU tender llerti It may be blue pres ently and nuch a hlow lias caused crav Injury before now to thai sen I Wve bit of cneclianirin the rot She turned vwifliy toward Hay Run dear and bring down iliu old nursery ouSIlt She stopped she hud blundertd Olive leaned forward blurting out Wknt do you mean Ho tjn ou know anything of tlii nursfry outfit Mndnme opened her dry lpe buz be fore a sound came forth Jlay tenJer cenxltlve lovln May bravely lied her le I told Mndnmo Varide all about the L old nursery outfit and how mamma i used to keep the con orvatory nfl win I dow hoxNI alt fuB of nowtrs andr c of Tunmys tamels anrl oh nln of tlilrct The ohllds fare blazej scarlet I I let but Oilva was too atifiry to notice It aI Leave the Room I lou told her all thwo things I f thought you never spoke of your I f mother before stranntrs t Stranger 1 May repeated Sin I turned rapturous blue eyes upon the I Bovernets She Is not a stranger ihe Is our r tcaohnr Olive felt herself halktd but certaln Iv not aathncd Ieave Uio room he ald I harpy both of you l The children started hesitated then I i turned Inquiring eyts upon the govcr nose who untied tenderly upon them I u she nodded aeqlileseeno nd they Jmniedlately retired Jiandlnhand Olin fairlv ciulvered with anger Mtdamc irtie cried your attitude toward the children Is Inexcusable l U not to be borne Then with a InHUlt added I sneer that was meant to Conslddring your position here I find j you entirely too free I Madameg head went up I am too I j J free with my own oh my own pupils 3 Pardon me I do not think I deserve I i that reproach Tet thlt very moment you presumed to Interfere between them and their mother Their mother cried the coverness In a tone of irfcrmct I Defeat To which Olive furiously responded I I believe no one CUll dispute my J I lalm to that title I I I Madame holding desperately to self t control made a last show of humility t No Ithe answered no one can But my head It U dlstrisiad It Is best that I retire I surfer And do you think I do not suffer Tou have become my torment and my tn Tour Influence Is everywhere iWtrf do you ricnaln here I Why should I noteven I must live Z harm no one I Harm Tou have harmed me Before i you cam all was peace and Joy Now I you rti rm swnv from me everv one whom I lava I Madame smiled rrimlv and drew 1ir muted hand acrosn her scarred cheek I Ah thats what frightens mi most J I I that In spile of your awful face you I have won the children The old pro fessor with nil his crankiness Is as your fchadow and you are rencMn nut now for Philip You are undermining I m with Illmso sho went on between tears and rage Ahnhl slowl drawled the teacher h Tou find a painful difference het won I winning another womans husband nnd having another woman try to win yours I Ohoh cried Olive beatlrig her hand together You will not claim that the child told you that How do t yon know anything of my past How r do you know dox nit of things that you i liny let fallT The rest are dent nnd blindbUt I am not She cnuiriu Mmo I Varlde violently by the wrist and shook tierWho Who are you Who are you11 will f know And breathing short and quick Mme t Varld answered huskily l A Woman Who Has Suffered i a I amA woman who has Buffered Ah but that Is not enoujrhevery i t nrotnan Buffers But you there II soma 1 J thing Mrange and uncanny about you c r Ton hold my thought I llsun listen v lo y ur Vole livery movement of I Ir bs r La fcuriUar At Ihe piano J I r i t J lesions I watch until almost I know until my lips part to call the name and It Is gone Even In the s ot tho hall I fuel your presence and always you lead m hark to the past and to tho thought of tint woman Thin w jrauii Trtiat woman She who covered with sin and ohame left till houe forever A pure noman bit tliiH house the ihanu lt M 0110 leinalncd In It fi SiV lt alimiHt shrieked Olive JiPltli Tou haxo known lt ryou were her frlelldpet1ml with her when rho rliwl Jcrliaps for love of her you sought nut her children Well you fInd thorn happy ml beloved so now you can luAVf them Not sti happy and beloved ns to ei Ohio lows from thplr mothers success or Blow to a child IIICMII cowardIce rntan UsHcs and ciiAanllce mtiin n ruined mi nIt ood You have much to ainvcr for to mat iload mother I won uer you lire not nfriiii IAd h iu rlp from the CTIU to haunt you o I Mie womd not dare even as a spirit she woiiM not dnre to oIlier hereIn tile homy sh iis dlpwrace1 i S ou lwable ioivird retorted Mndintp her race imlensrhed you I darn uSnil the helplecg dPild Oh vii the v YUII walMn raiicry who from rjr umiiturel childhood loved wlthtn womans pissinn the husband of anitiy You IIuIIfnlc It In not wall jr dmiurh liu peace o the tomb to osll up tho Jem1 Sp 1nii7linl ttJldly and taking oft iKr gIns ri with one hand rhrt ton the clo p muffllntr hiial from thc Ivory rnoptli whit throat with the oilier 1 lnr mocktngly trpq this IIst ru n reralllng thin inKslne nnm I OHH str 2 roied huc ird ni anlnc M trloh mv God I L sit a Oll1n To Be Continued NO HOPE Weighed but 63 Ponnds Given Op fo Die With Lung Trouble Four years ago I contracted a se vere Inn trouble Dottors in Iex ton Hospital Utica gave me up said no hope I continued to fall until I only weighed fib pounds They sent me home from the hospital say Ing that they could do nothlni for me Later I saw Vinol advertised and Immediately begun tailing It I Improved after the first bottle so continued Its use for three months Torinv I weigh liij pound and am wpll and henlthy I really believe Vlnol saved my hIteVxn I Brown Syracuse X Y Vrnol Is not n patent medicine hut the best cod liver oil preparation which contains in a highly concen trated form all of the medicinal bodybulldlnR elements of cOIl liver oil actually taken from fresh cods livers but with the usolesgT nause ating oil ellmnnted and tonic iron which Is a needful constituent for the blood added This Is the reason that Vlnol ac complishes such wonderful results In curing chronic con IIS colds bron chial and lung troubles nnd there Is nothlni known to medicine that will o quick build up the run down overworked tired and debilitated or give strength and renewed vitality to the Rged as Vinol WHERE TO OFT VINOI TN NY n u muu t I oao idwnri ll iwi lth III and 7th A e nab M and lcnoi Ae lath it 2d M Ar IMIII ht nml Aiiiftrrihm Ao Islet St suit llrtuilwar HI ultnu St llrooklrn Time HulldliiB 4 2d ht and Ilroadwajr liroiilnay iiillllccclterst cr Klktrt tiruif Store eth Are and Md St rorner Ilroifl iy Ul lwh St Urftllli Miipp Waldoif Anlurln corner Hth Muml Srrpnth Ae In llnviklrn Hllnr DruK tores VA Kulton Stcc Kulion 1113 FlatbiuU Are al 7 Sumiier AveeT TCnlninliliM Klnnmatiii liriiB Stores icth Si and tlh Are llrnidnar Hliil Mill 51 C9tll St cud Sill Ave liinnmnnn tool r ot Ao 1Cnlilllllill9 Ac I i4Jd SI Aiul nt nil unite Mnrtn wlnrelliU hlne nnd VJH hit ile II ill lil ycil PIERCE IAJSO 485 40 Down 10 Monthly iir0 intend I Paying 70000 to so e New York variety store for a Playcrpiano DONT If you intend Fayng7000U to some Fifth Avenue fa voric lor a Playerpiano DONT Take the Subway to Loro Hall Station Walk a block to 370 Fulton t c and tell THE PIEKCE You will ave fully 21500 There isnt any question about thatits as sure as two and two make four Our Library contains I I 15000tollsof muiicl at 5c exchangeable Roll J I RT Intcrnt on ilefcmil oiuuyuuleuuu ANDERSON CO 370 Fulton Street near Smith One block from Borough Hall Subway BROOKLYN 4 Nineteenth Street Greenhut Thc t i station of the Hudson I and 1 tunnel system givea con venient access to this C ompany store from points in New Dry Goods Jersey Mcli Eight hundred pairs of ruffled muslin uslm with curtains in a number of styles Curtains plain and figured centres full ruffles to match hemstitched and figured OneThird At j 0Q a Pair Onffe Off Usually 150 Also an attractive showing of domestic and imported muslin curtains at 100 to 500 a pr New designs in ecru and colored madras curtainings at 25c to 250 a yd Fancy Scotch nets for curtains at 25c to 150 a yd Figured and plain China and Japanese silks for curtains at 55c and 75c a yd A complete assortment of covered and uncovered sofa cushions Selling in Upholstery Dept r These beautiful artistic electric lamps are Sale Or jn an assortment of unique shapes and Electric designs with handsome leaded shades of iridescent color made up in a variety Lamps ins Our regular stockreduced in mps price thus sharply At 500 former price 1000 At 750 former price 1500 At 14 50 former price 2500 I At 5000 former price 10000 I At 7500 former price 12500 I At 9500 former price 15000 I i I Sale of Four of the newest and most beautiful Jdie 01 styles of the season make up this offer of I E vening evening slippers from our regular stock I 5 Thc four styles are in very handsome c Shpp ers combination of blackandwhite kid goldandwhite kid blueandwhite kid II and patent leatherandrcd kid Louis XV heels At 375 a Pair I Regularly 500 600 and 800 a pair i S ale of The saving of 50c is not the only rre feature of this sale of umbrellas The I M en S and coverings are of piecedyed taffeta union serge and imperial taffeta a Women S handsome variety of handles gun 11 i n metal sterling silver pearl ivonne Umbrellas gold plate and natural wood sterling silver trimmed All umbrellas have tape edges At 150 Each Value 200 i Muslin Our regular stock provides this uncommonly good opportunity for U nderwear lr the purchase Of soft wellfitting Underprice undergarments Nightgowns of soft cambric round neck style trimmed with embroidery and wash ribbon regularly 165 ufltJ125 Nainsook corset covers trimmed with embroidered bands and lace regularly 75c at SOc Cambric drawers trimmed with clusters of tucking and embroidery regularly 75c at 50c Sixth Avenue 18th to 19th St New York Formerly occupied by B Altman Co I 1 t FOR SALE AUTOS Greatest Sale in Years Pioneer Auto Mnnhnttnna mobile Establishment

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Crr111 200 potlnllno SO rugs be4rcon 2u chIna 11 diver brle4 iznpoctei fruit IeerP nol Bilmllt vn 126 W 72d Private House nnw uilwti and elwalfd station 7SI 11 WATCtlliii AND DIAMONDS CASH OH CKBD1T EASY IAYMBNTa I American Watch 6 Diamond Co B MA1DKN I JiB Phone UlSi Cortlanilt i DiAilONuX EASY PAYMENTS VirrHFt RllaDis Oo xJ CaUorwrlta WATCHED JWMjAMKlIKMOMA f JEWELRY nT WALDEN LANK 4th door I An Ccdes at wholewl prices TEAS choice tail Slh lax Slut ChoIca Coffin M ltd ln HODT DUNCAN 110 ttAII 8TKKKT I A World Help Want brings a good cook the same day r I LAWYERS XVWWV AUSOLUTE PRIVACY Immediate attention buslntu pn nal family UlffloultUi nt tlMnenU secured no fee Unless micmvful dlflcuu oun specialty advlc tree IIKNRT A 8TS1N11OCK Mt Morili Bank UulldlnK 81 R 125th GEOROBINSON Lawyer im Nassau Da3 W Gist Evening tr nlirhti dtllcB will beet grimy A Mtb seas PIANOS AND ORGANS CHRISTMAN PIANOS arn built to KT low and wtUfacterr ar ViCe bars an wuallnrt too and sr beau nriillv finished Catalogue and price mailed tree Used Stclmray and Bohm r uprlfhti nt great dlicount S3 West lltlivt nn ath and flth aYe A KKW UPRIGHT Bradbury Piano ab ullv MW but slightly dfectlv in Tar nliiti work ar Offered at bargain pdep each tfrmi If dxlreit f o SMlTH7Ma ufTcturcr 1U 5th av cor IM as Marscheider PIANOS liJl Social ala hlorhcrd piano sell ti Theres a BEST Time to Do Anything And the VERY BEST time to uk a business mm or t housewife for a Position is at the moment they art In actual need of a competent worker Its at this very moment that thou I sands of New York employers hasten and read the Situation Wanted Ads In The Morning World the greatest I Help Wanted medium on earth And THIS today Is the wy best time for YOU to send 1n your Situation Wanted Ad for publica tion In The World tomorrow A 12WORD AD Costs But TwentyFive Cents H ONeill Adams Co Two Blocks on Sixth Avenue From 20th Street to 22d Street Big Specials for One Week to Introduce Our Great Furniture Dept In Adams Building Only This department is now located in the ADAMS BUILDING ONLY where we are displaying on the 3d 4th and 5th floors probably the largest stock of new Spring Furniture to be seen in New York City It is to be remembered that we carry Furniture of the DE PENDABLE kind onlylhe products of the best makers in the untryand our regular price are always the lowest possible THE SPECIAL PRICES quoted fur this weeks selling will surely be a great attraction to those who contemplate the furnish ing or replenishing the city or country house sico Parlor Suits 6950 livePiece Parlor Suit frames of mahogany finish highly polished legs in neat fancy design with a trifle of carving at the top of frames upholstered in tape3try four colors of silk damask Verona velour Sicilian cloth silk plush or partite plush as you selectup holstering of the very best class The regular selling PXO Cf price is too sale price i pOX e jU 28 Leather Couch 1975 6 feet 2 Inches long 3o Inches wide best steel construction bottom extra heavy frame hand carved daw feet upholstered In genuine leather puffed sides anti ends a good design and At construction throughout Regular price 52800 sale 1975 price px J 975 Fumed Oak Rockers at 675 Comfortable strongly built Mission locker made of oak genuine fumed finish a rich brown shade harmonizing readily with any color scheme or decoration Spanish Morocco leather rx 7CZ 675 loose cushion seats regular price J975 sale price kpO J Settee to match Regular price 2000 sale price 91500 Arm Chair to match Regular prici 975 sale price O75 325 Reed Rockers 225 Reed Arm Rocker with prettily bent spindles and woven back His continuous roll arm and apron front heavy posts and cross braces with closely woven cane seat This rocker will be on sale for the balance of this weak and only one to a customer Reg r C ular price 325 special at 4 Zt 25 15 Princess Dresser 1100 Made of oak in nice golden finish size of base 22x36 top drawer in swell shape best quality bevciljd mirror size 18x36 swings in uprights can be adjusted to any angle brass handles 11 ff on drawers Regular price 1500 sale price 4 UU Just the Thing for DabY95 Ename1 Crib 700 Absolutely safe because the sMes ate extra high the spindles are closer together has drop sides woven wire bottom with helical spring ends extended footboard t 116 in continuous posts J Inch tilling size 2 feet 6 inches finished In the best baked qj r r 700 white enamel Regular price J975 special p UU 1200 Music Cabinet 900 Cabinets in mahogany finish an elegant mural painting or decora tion on panel door 15 in deep ZU In wide 42 In hlghj five spaces for music fancy shaped hovel mirror in back f Q fr Regular price 1200 sale price J7 UU 850 Elastic Ielt Mattress 595 ELASTIC FELT MATTRESS aniUry cotton good quality fancy striped ticking warranted to give perfect satisfaction CC QC Regular price f35o sale price ipJ S J 250 Dining Chairs 198 Made of polished oak in golden color with box frame frl no i98 cane sat neat panel work regular price J250 sale price kp 7U 3000 Weathered Oak ideboard 2200 66 inches high 44 inches wide leaded glass doors cabinet top thoroughly constructed and finished s2oo Pegular price J30 sale price New Upholstery Department in 0 NeW building Only This department is now located in the ONeill Building 4th Floor Increased space well assorted slocks and tasteful arrange ments enable us to give better service lo our patrons in this line than ever before These introductory Specials for Tuesday 350 Matting Covered Boxes 175 An exceptional bargain offer these useful boxes are 28 Inches long out side of cover IS inches wide and 14 inches high Regular price ct jp J275 350 tomorrows price p O 139 Nottingham Lace Curtains 75c Pair Two hundred pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains a very pleasing design lock stitch edge in size 45 inches by three yards Regular price per jr paIr 139 special at I 3C 25c Table Oil Cloth I5c Yard Ii yards widea large assortment of designs as well as marble and plain white to select from Regular price 25c per yard spe 1 r clal tomorrow J Jt 28c Window Shades 22c Five hundred opaque window shades 36x72 inches all mounted on strong spring rollers complete ready to hang an opportunity to furnish the city or country house with a serviceable shade at quite a saving In dark j green ecru Nile and white Regular price 23c each special at 22 C 12Hc Curtain Swiss 9c Yard Four thousand yards striped Curtain Swiss 36 Inches wide several pretty at stripes to select from Regular price I2 7 per yird I9c I Furniture Slip Covers I 7f 475 For 5Piecc Parlor Suit 75 Allowing twenty yards of best quality Belgian stripe 27 Inches wide 25c ner yard additional for larger suits There are fifteen stripes fr ir to pet select from Special price for this sale p4 75 Rugs Linoleums Oilcloths I In New and Roomy Quarters I ONeill Budding 3d Floor Big Special Values for ToMorrow Tuesday 65c Linoleum at 49c Sq Yard Five hundred square yards on sale tomorrow Sheet Linol leums all four yards wide Usual price 65c special at per49c square yard J Bring measurements with you Oil Clqth Remnants 12c Square Yard Two to five yards in each piece Value 25c to 45c per 1 J square yard to be closed out at J 2 C Linoleum Remnants 29c Square Yard Two to five square yards in each piece SOc and 5oc qual ities to be closed out at per square yard 29 C Royal Wilton Rugs I At Very Special Prices 9 x2 feet Regular price 3750 speialprIcc295O 8J4x10j4 feet Regular price S3500 special pricet 2695 6x9 feet Regular price 2250 special price 1895 I t i J iArFiIM FOURTEENTH STREET West of Fifth Avenue No Basements Like Ours 9 in New York I ef Established years ago they gained and keep t their popularity by methods different from I j thoso prevalent elsewhere 4 No cheap qualities at cheap prices for Inferior 1 goods or leftovers from departments on other floors NO CLASS DIVIDING LINE 1 separates i the Basement from the upper stories ALL STOCKS ARE COMPLETE and contain the better and the best and only the better and the best in greater assort ments than elsewhere found I WHERE CAN YOU SEE SUCH STOCKS Upholstery and Curtains and all that thereunto belong Wash Dress Fabrics 1 Muslins and Sheetings Pillow Cases I and Sheets and all those goods known as Domestics Notions Perfumery and Toilet Articles THE SPACE OF TWENTYONE LARGE STORES IS DEVOTED r TO ABOVE I No such Basements can bo elsewhere found I 1 Spring Dress Goods At Auction Prices Two prominent Importers recently put their surplus etook at auction to make a quick clean sweep We bought some fine lots greatly below prices the goods were previously quoted at and as a result offer the fol lowing REMARKABLE VALUES 50 Inch Sliver Gray Herrln t on Cheviots Import cost 00 eta M Inch Tourist Su1lngwh1te All with black stripes reg J109 Shaded OrayandWhlts Tan at andWJilto and Ulackand White block chock Sergei E8 54 Inch worth H18 niackandWJilt Strips Pan ama usually 89 cents A few week from now whn the Spring tylM are fstbllxhnl you will be gli2 to bur hoc self same t ln and quIUlm at full prices Herringbone Twill Suiting Worth 98 cent 64 W Inches wide A splendid variety of the desirable gray brown tan steel and olive tlntlnga Not the extremely light weight tberof ore particularly desirable for Spring Suits Skirts Cloaks and Jackets Very desirable fabrics VERY GREAT VALUES I 4 I The New Tunnels Mean Quick and Easy Trips To Our Stores 1 9 MINUTES FROM JERSEY by Hudson Tunnel to statIon at 14th St and 6th Ave N Y 14 MINUTES FROM BROOKLYN by Subway to 14th St Express Station N Y These and other rapid transit facili ties Make FOURTEENTH STREET the most CONVENIENT SHOPPING POINT FOR GREATER NEW YORK 4 2 An Extra Fine List of MORNING SALE SPECIALS Tomorrow Tuesday Until I F M To prevent dealers buying we reserve privilege of restricting quantities AllSilk Pongees No flimsy quality but firm and ricfh with beautiful lustra aJid finish Millie Lt Ulue Orey Ivory Pink Drown Cream Violet Navy OQ Champutrne Itnse Rt oda r5 Also Blackworth 43 MAIN FIXX n CENTRE DUnDlNG Pine Spring ni1tings The new gray seat brawn plalda stripes and novelty effects that are a bLib favor far eulti nd separate klru llgtit and dark toning many with eootrttftbie color Un riS 6 Q Inches wide worth 6l For First 2 9 Momln Sao of Season MAIN FLOOIt RE8 GOODS DEPT Womens Black Silk Waists New Gibson tailored model alio with noveltY yak bat and front of Point Venlae and Val laces and tucked silk inlays 2 17 sizes 24 to 46 worth J393 SECOND FLOOUStUK WAIST DEPT yd Wide White Dress Linens Fine quality that wears and J Q launders wellgood valuo t 19 at M MAIN OORLINEN DPT Mercerized Madras Wmiatinga Large variety of handsome 4Q new deslffns4 ot qualities MAIN FtOOrt WiriTB GOODS paPT Embd lotlnolngs Also Corset Coverings Inches wide Nalnsook and Bwlssoplendld howy deslgw aa well as 2 2 t delicate Datterns worth 39 ifXlM FIXJOnNEW BUILDING Womens Panama Skirts Spring models In pleated or gored circular tylcrt ep eel fold or silk fobd In cluster style I all lenRths and bands Q I 50 also extra sizes t rOOllOnabh priced at t4t sr0ND FLOORSUIT DEPT Fine Leather llaudllllllJ Smart styles In black and color Kilt or gun metAl trimmoire lined large purse leather 98 handl Instead ot J198 MAIN PIXXMtCENTRli DUlIDING Worsens Cambric Druwern Fine ftoft truallty wide nrobrt rufus and cluat r 32 tuCkeifl5te ot 59 JI1XIn TLsycknCENTRE BUlLDroO BOLD UNTIL 1 P M ONLYNO J Blankets Domet Flannels Wow in flew Basements Yardwide Doniet Flannels I oT extra heavyworth 13VJ 5 OJJ Hnavv Cotton Hlnnkots size white and colored r 49 Instead of 7U cents f Sumner Blankets white and 1 colored xclnlly desirable for I 149 hotels and cotta es1I4 sIze f for double bed mirth J100 J California Wool Blankets have a slight cotton inlxtiiro for r large and mill hetU white and 5 298 colors nlnk niul hltio borders worth sate flint J4as J At nairifl price all wool white California IllanketH for single beds pink and blue borders Sample Values in New Spring Flannels Fine Twilled lllnnelall wool extra heavy tan cray red and 1 11 elill navy qualities you will not Ilnd pQ fs JIIIse it J 29 elsewhere under 49 and more fdr First French and Ilombount Dress Flannels plaids striven and plain exquisite llrht and dark colorings for utrect or cvenlnsr fine and delicate as crepe do chine very durable and launder CQ perfectly worth 75 and 100 a Summer Wash Flannels unshrinkable excellent for miilng and children 5e8plorls and stripes In yt dainty color ertcclsnpec11lJ I As an Early Season Value We Offer Lonsdale Holland Shades At 59 cents value 79 Finished like made to order white ecru dark green Nile olive 3x8 ft Linen Knot fringe 3x7 ft Plain hem A marked concession In price If Interested In LACE TRIMMED SHADES be sure to nee those we offer at UN cents they arc n bargain Loos dale Holland Imported lace I Ii TENANTS AND LANDLORDS Ii will save not only money but I trouble and time by coming here for anything needed In Window Shades our assortments meet every wantCustomers say I No department like It enhLirchcd J lJIC Cloth Pure linen German pearl bleach S10 size extra heuvy iiuallty that elves splendid service T 45 i from our J2I3 stock MAIN PUOOH IIVIIN riT rcueti Act Urwllllll Renaissance inserting and edge jj j wide ruflle for saab or full 111 cmtalns usually 19 2 E1UUCEOTltE JUIIIJCO Stamped Linen Centre Pieces Fine and heavy patternH for eyelet coronation braid solid emiby and con venUonal design for buttonhole edge J2X12 Inchvalue 11 1 18x18 Inoh value 24 c 2 x24 Inch value 23 12 BASEMENT NEW HlILDIXCI Itcavy White Dowrt Flannels Extra quality lrm soft fleecy Q yd wldf Instead of II cents 9 llASnMRNT 2ES TUJtDINO Mens Linen Handkerchief Splendid quality H h and T I Inch heinstltch TM good value at 17 I IV MAIN PLOOn OBXTItB HLIl OtXO 2ringed H inflow shades Good opaque colors and white 3x6 ft 29 Instead of 45 cents THIRD FLOOR SHADE PBTT Fuse Stationery Whltlnsrs white only j t Cambrlo flnlsh qulra box 15 I re 24 THTIll FlOOR STATIONnUY DPn T ICllS Muslin Night tihirts Excellent quality full cut 50 Inches lone plain or with fast color cmby collarloss or 3 2 collarsizes 13 to 30value 43 MA IX FT OOn TVT1T InILDrNO Boys Knots ntJJllfJflnlerlJ Fancy Cheviots Tweeds Caaslmores navy blue Cheviots and pure flnlshcy Corrturoys taped earns iwtont waistbands J holdfajit buttons to 16 yrs 35 value 75 to OS Tirtim nxxiR msTiiK nmmNCI Fancy Jacquard Lawns White or colored with embd spots and printings In block or 3 hair line checks stripe and 63 I 4 1tfUworth mb I Itt1E5flOST4 UBXTKE nuimixo MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS I A

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