The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
March 13, 1908

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I i oJ r r c I I rooA I ToD sL am 101 I I g AMEICVS GRETE3T JCKEY TOD SLOAN AMERICAS GREATEST JOCKEY II WELL TELL SOME SURPRISING fl p L Insid1 C k J f is ol the Race Track U f RJ6UL1 4 ibo The Frt tc A IN TOMORROWS W LoJ fl UTItN l i o w uJ I U V W 1d Wntlier Cloudy iinlulili Miiurilu fnlr anil miller I J j fTNAL Z v I I 1Ji ll I J I RESULTS EDITION J Circulation Books Open to All i I V OUGOj S SS Xu JO I i Circulation Books Open to All I I PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK FRIDAY MARCH 13 19OS PRICE ONE CENT I 600 RESCUED FROM FAll RIVER liNER r ABlAZE ON SOUND Ji Awakened From Sleep by Screams of Women in Smoke Filled Stateroom of Providence to Face Peril i I Six hundred pasicngsri or board the big hall River liner Providence faced all the terrors ahd piisiHlhiea of a lire on shipboard early today II when in Long Island bound off Sands Point a bIn started in the ves sels hold I For two hours before an awakened womans scream of terror rousid the occupants of the staterooms to a full sense of their peril the crew of the Providence had fought the fire hoping to get it under control with out causing a possibly fatal panic I Mrs Mildred Holland of Boston who occupied two staterooms aft I with her young son and a maid was the first passenger to learn of the danger She was awakened abuti 430 oclock she said by a feeling of suffocation Switching or the electric light she found the room full of what she at first thought was steam but realized i a moment was smoke I and that the steamer was on fire She hurried out Into the pafSHKewaj on which most ot the staterooms I open and shouted Hie wlth all het I ower Not till then piiy the paeTI ers were the stewards ordere t Capt Appelby to rouse them In all KIIIKPS of undress tht sjx hundred men and women crowded Into the big aloon It was hrlllantly lighted und revealed white ties and Hiaiist I toilettes 0 PaDIc Narrowly Averted The Slocum disaster was In tlif minds 01 most of the panic stncken company As they huddled togeiiet 0 j trying to keep their sellcontrol they I could hear the crashing ol the crewt axes as they Mowed down partitions and fought desperately with the flames I Tne saloon was full of reeking smoke J and although the i Hcers and stewards j kept hurrying through and assuring i them there was no danger the terror I of the passengers rtvadllr lncrei ed It needed only one act ol rashness to lueclpiiait a serious panic It wat shortly after 5 oclock that the llphts of the si ainur Itlciiii Ivck from New Haven to New York snowed astern The clouds ol smoke that hunp about the big Fall Hlvfar boat showed the Pccka captaIn that something niii wrong and he signalled with his whUtle Capt Appelby had decided by this time that It was running needles chances to keep the terrified paKsengers l cooped up In the smoKellllud saloon and through a megaphone he hailed the Peck and asked her captain to come alongside Thengangplanks Here run from ulramer to fiJainer and the transferring of the blx hundred men and women began Many raphlc accounts Of this stage of the fire had Cap Appleby calling the Peck by wireless He would have liked to rterhaps fyit this Providence alone of the steamers Is equipped with wireless telegraph opparotu Fortunately the sea was smooth or It might have been attended with more difficulty The captain and officers or tho Providence stood at the head of tho gangplanks and marshalled the crowd Into orderly lines The pas cengers reassured by this time tiled two and two upon the narrow bridge ways as calmly as If they were lining up to a subway ticket office Crew Saved the Steamer L For liulf an hour while the two ves sets lay togother off Whltcstone the transfer went on and all the while behind thorn the crew tough the fire It wos a tough battle as the dense smoke made It almost Impossible for tho crow to run a line of hos Into the 0 Dildnidp batumge hold to which the fire Continued on Second Page tit Mclin SuIIor OlCali 7u HUH CJ rUING CUISNKIl IZTlM illlOAliWAV Cur llnreluy e oi u i ot4101 Put on salt today lnnq niir suits nil glrcs 31 to 41 11110 or donblo breaatij hnndsomeiy tailored Hllk nail atln lined worsteds cli vlnln and vicunas hi grays browns nnd fancy mixtures Ht T5 worth 1IroTop Coat gray 0 black brown or blue value 11500 our price 783 Open Saturday ovenlnai 0 0 0 0 I I U V f Tlttflnf L iirt rf ldTtx iiViB i w JVA j RAID BROAD VAY OFFICE OF fREE REGISTERSCHEME Post Office and Police Detec tives Catch Abe Rothschild j Old Promoter I I I Chief PiHtoilUu liiipwtiir XVillcr s Muver hits afternoon iimed the olllrfs I I of the Siuveful llusliifs Man al iened hy the Iovtoillce otIKInN to h a I vlslonarv weekly ne ala lar vintute jut No 501 Jlroiulwn to be raided and 1 two nrrcutR were made j One of the prisoners was Itnown as M G Ito t chlll the proprietor Post I olllci Inspectors and police nay that he i Is known to them us Abo Ilothsohlld and the man with the class eve The other man cave his name as Arnold fl Calm and floured a ltoth hllils part 1 ner In the niibllcatloi I The raid was made bv Po tolllre In sp ctors Klncnld and Ilunldv islsted by Detpctlvoi McConvllle and Nelson of I the Central Olllee It Is elmiKed that Uothschlld tutu 1 Calm sent out last month iJimixo clrcu lit r advertlslnr the HtleuI Iii I iiul I iKss Man and promising to senil the publication for ivae vcir and give a easli reKlster as a premium for 4 According to the postal ofllclalx the pair rece ved more than STtXiO as a result of these Ill cularH Circular It Is rharRPil had been sent out stating that tile Issue of the Suc cessful IliiHlnesa Man had liiii de layed and that its Ilivt edition woitl appear Maivli 21 Inspector Mayer says that Instead of propirln 11 gt out tlx publication tutu dlslribute Ill oish reg Isters Hut hsehlhl wn prepared to de camp with sonutlilMK I ki 7000 The prlsnners were taken to Police I I cit IqUa rt cr5 Inspector Mayer sild that in ISj Ito tlisuiI hi Will convicted of the inurdor of Diamond llessle Mooie nt Jeffor soil Tex but after a lejal llsSit last Ins four vcars and costing tin iiripon ers inmllv 7uA I the eunvlttlon w s reversed bv the Supreme Court lli tr ehllil on the Aisond tilnl was ac iiullled Itiithschllil aecordliiK to I its re br Jaur the neutered upon a earver of forijpry iiiitl twlnd UK He as ar riHteil in Callfrrila for a line It wa PharKed ho hail eommltled In Moberly Mo Vlillo beliiK taken hack 11 Molierly he escaped from a depuTy marshal it 111 tie Hick Ark but next year he was recaptured at St Marys Ont and taken to Moberly He was convicted and sentence to ten years la the Missouri penitentiary o I H1GHLAfDERS IN SECOND GAME I WITH ATLANTA 1I I Griflsv Men Expect to Turn Tables on Southerners This Afternoon LAKE IN BOX AT START II First Inning Ends Without a Score for Either Side THE BATTING ORDER New York Atlintr Nlles h Minnlnc If I nlfi rf liii huts ef Stahl If Sinilliprr th Hill s 1Ijfl Si Cii n ll K Ih llonipilll cf Momn rf rmirciy ili l ilk si lllalr c iVixenv c Ink I Walsh p Lmplre Mr Short Pv1il tn Tne ni alnit WnrM PONCI PI IKOV IAIIK TIN TA 1 1 March 13Yllrda vic tory for the locals attracted two thou I sand j eopl to Ionco Ie Icon this af ternoon to Itness the seond game between Atlanta and the Highlander The NOW Vorkers got In a good two hours workout before luncheon Hall I was at short during the prellmlnarT practice Kid KlherfeliVs leg still trou bles hni and he did not iilay today Iice showed up so well that OrlfT de uled to r ttli him the first three Inn uis with Blair to toll hIm The i Iter gave a pretty exhibition of throwing before the gamp started Ne goiitlinf arc under way working to war fn came here between the Cnibs and HifrhKinders The Irg champions nre scheduled p i pnv the AtlnjMta on Marvh l9 end 3 Grff wants Chicago to meet him on the latter date Manager Hilly Srlfi U willing to give way to te HVhianderc nnd todaj telegraphed PrpsUlfiit Murphy to that effet As vo no rejily IKUS hen r cpve 1 from h titto First Inning Nibs out on a grounder to Fox Keel er went out the same way Stahl and Jordan to Pox NO RPNS Conriv madei iKtiutlful rut nnnc pick up of Mannings slow grounder throw Imr I IIC limner out at first Collins Mined nndhcrr out Hall to Chase NO UlNS Second Inning Iill mi alh to Iox Chase out Wllkes in Fox Hemplllll Illrd 0111 to Cnlllr NO IttNP Jnidan walked Iox foul tiled to 1iIr Jordan stole see mil Moran out IIs to Chase WllUes tiled to null NO UlNs Third InnIng Conrov out Handherr to fox Coveny muffed Hlalrs fal lly He then fanned Uike lllul to Manning NO HlNS Coveny out Conroy to Cline Valsh walked Mnnnlng forced Walsh at sec ond Hall to Nibs Collins filed to llmphlll NO HlNS LAWYfR SHOT AS jHE STEPPED fROM HIS AUTOMOBILE Mortimer K Flajjg Badly Hurt I by Accidental Discharge I of Pistol He Carried OPINING N Y March 13Morti I l1r Kennedy Flagg a New York law yer walt accidentally shot last night at llilar Cliff Manor where he resides while alighting from his automobile A revolver that he carried was In come way discharged the bullet entering his abilnmen Dr M V llirnum of Osslnlng who WHS i alien to atend Mr Flapg said thli it II crab ii thun attempts made to In ate the bullet had so far been tin yKcessfnl but that further Torts would ui niadn to Ibid It The lawyer s condition Is serious r Some norc toll srUANhld MX A M hi Kl VAKK una the Imitation U STHAN KIsflet on Uic label refuw tbi ultuill 0 0 0 c TAXICAB RACES INTO SHOt SHOP ON BROADWAY I With Nobody Aboard Motor Plunges Right Through Window TRYERSON IN PANIC Unshod Customers Rush Out of Place as Red Motor Butts Through J A taxlcnh went loco at Uroadway and rortysscond street In front of the maIn entrance of te Hotel Knicker bocker and after dashini into the wen dowi of n 1ioe shop and trewlng anti srattein fiirlnc footwear In all di rections was tlie i ti iso of a half por tion riot which the police had u hard time quIIIIt The taxlcib was one of the red ones and a runt I tig to Its claiiffuur was never out of order or Illbehaved before It had Just returned after carrying a man to the Grand Central Station when It showed symptoms of spring lassitude or some other complaint that prevented It from responding to the hand of its master With the aid of other chauffeurs the Oliver had pnsHiod It against the pavement In older not to block trafflo I when suddenly It began to snort a d I gurgle and with no one at Its helm It save a wild leap and sped across the sidewalk and plump Into the big plate I hlllss lndows of the shoe shop The glass popped as If It had been paper and the taxicab dovo throiiRh a mound of shoes throwing them up into the air like spray anti then sptd on In to the shop until Its courw was ar rested by humping Into a wall where It reposed churning and steaming The shop was crowded and the clerks and customer ran xcrcamlng to the street Several customers nero trying on and with one shoe off and one shoe on dished out A large crowd Im mediately gathered about the broken window and the pollep were trying to Keel them bick when a man leaning from the window of the pool and bil liard room above the shoe shop yelled Oh look at that guy picking that mans pocket Instantly every man observed his neighbor ami the neighbors resenting this a freeforall fight was the result with the police In time midst hammering right and left Order was restored however without any arrests or In juries except to the taxicab shoes and plate glass window LUSITANIA ADDS TWO RECORDS TO HEROCEAN FEATS Logs 627 and 625 Miles in OneDay Runs Beating Mauritania The lusltanla arrived at her pier this nfternoon with two more records added to her cen triumphs On Tuesday the irinnt Iunaider made the lnn et run In the ilMorv of tniiisAtlantlc travel leellnc off U27 nfUtlial mley which Is tlupe miles better than the Maun tmills heat Todav she made another splendid run if CTi mlliK The Mnniuls and M i roim iu floss of HerLTord weie pifmseis on the Unsl tnnla aciximpanli l by 1rtnr K Colllor who will act as tneli list d much rug their six wiHki vllt bre The MarililmiPHH It will be recalled aas MU 3 HiHV lloote a ehorus girl In the Oayely Theatre London King lid wan I the lx wncer Marchlon ems of Hertford and the Colmol of I h ilt Cjuntds In nhlrli famous refilnirnt lie Maroul WIK 1 llfutivian nr itisi 1I In vain asilnf th nurraKe sIx years mn finee then howMer Ionilin MI iem ha osfiird Us ajuwti tie f rm r uiii RI Mir iiint tiinK uiiul the irhlon todav that IIOMIISP eveivthlnit 18 i rfcilv lovelv now 1 liave fopiotten 0 tf ii v old friend I slurev bii ot I nnrter t iJind that Connln Kd I o was a ihiim lC mine at the livetv I i it life Herald Sqimrj I would love n srr her attain and talk over ud Umoa h 0 to 0 LITTLEGIRL HliM STRENGTHENS J I THE STORY OF HITCHCOCK7S ACCUSER I I Champion Wrestler Who Arrived 1oDay lor Match with Gotch I rr BURUW BACKS I dPULTEPEC TO WIN BIG DERBY Price of Even Money Forced Down to 4 to 5 by Future Wagers Sjvrlnl to The PvenliiR VnrM MV OHLI3ANS March 11 As an opener and n final prep for his Derbv tomorrow Meollck was Riven an easj I mile thin morning IlIl ret ifs crack roll with E Uugnn and 120 pounds I lireeziil a mile In 14 IS HH arrived just even i mm it with Trainer Dae Cleary 1 Iin rhnrice thud accompanied bv I iiKin i wlio will have the mount m hot II I lie Dfrhvs tlpiirv say tle colt la fiesh I mrt jood ami that he will be thorough by fit when he KOes to the hOst in thn lug riee tomorron It was expected that Aliollek would Ket his gallop some time henreen races to iay MI that the crowd could have a look at him before he made his appear ance under colors but Hearv thoiiirht best to iTM that and sum him out on the trai atioiit 130 after he had kept jthe rlocUcrs waiting since the early morning Inasmuch ax no fast uiimtuc I vas atleinited the hanillmppers will I I line otih his Calll ornla form and pre vious uimparLsons to nnrk on That there Is enough to be a i hawo of either Mellck or IlnUnli bentlnu Pluipulteper w is honn before Hie inei todiy when llooknkei Kunlelnii niaile n future book III ihr ixtiMil ni 1 laylnvr nKiilnst tile lluilitw and oNeill entry Ho utioted even monev asnim tIme alible Fred llurlew iKured tUtC H that price and several other wgcra of from JW1 down were rnenrdert before I Kontellen riihbed the prlee in I to 5 In the list of olllclnl entrleH pit I ub ii meul yto da lliiro are nimbi four nanieil to start In the Derby but It Is postdMe iliai nevtrnl others may be added to the lot iKforo host billie toniorr A The programme today tills dpciUcdiy ordinalv as Is the rule ureoedlaC such a nice as the one net for tomorrow All the races were trained to milt the heaper elass of horses and moat of t hued up to the track limit ami Mratches were few The track was I tgtt t uti tug fast and the weather Ideal Kivlni promise of the same condl Ion I tnmorrow Vimtiary Ill ST HCIIurgf 10 maiden two yearolds selllnw three and onehalf dir thugs Mine losi 111 l Notterl S to 1 4 to 1 and 2 to i won by a neck Colninbuv li i CI llowardl ii to 1 10 to I and f to I siLjiid Gloriole Ill Sumter Ll to i S to r and I 10 B third li niidIf Mliiie Ollrlen Malecon Tuicy Dince Timretl Chal k Tom Holland Inweave IteKirds Vlnit Itread Miss Inio ene Kenmare Queen 11111 Trappo alo ran t qn 1J KACK Ptirs 4us three eaflds xIIIHK five ml onel ilf nirlotiBS Irowler lOt Martin s to 1 5 lo 2 anil u i to won bv oJ l uiuni Hi Minilor it to I 1 to I and i to si com iirtrono Its 1owors Ou to 1 s to I and 4 lo 1 thIrdi mh 10s 26 IlHitamm fell Itoyal Chan e Sir Cvrll I I lon nu Thlfllc HoMilDk Around Me Quiildy Hlsk Umpire Silado Hen lloke also ruu ii I I I I ItI I UA K Iurst S 10i fouryear olds anil up KvllnK live uid one balf tiiiliiiiKfl Momentum in iMUider II tn 0I e ei and I to won bv a noxp HlK Urn Vri IlHi soll 3 to I 1 to Ti and a to i second Volionnu lid I illken 10 to I 15 to I mid i to 1 thlul Tiim 107 i tornmunlpaw Ituscrilan lien lioui lube Movei Hen StiotiK Oonoomoo IMI iMnch jlonait Tolioijin and Meitmoni also ran NO ACTION ON DIVIDEND Dlrtctniy of Jill Southern Uallway ComiKiny held a meiMInt In thl city I 0 ii VH tuk to m lion on bun mat ter ol dividends The company paid n I i i till itiiieulx uiuiuutuuly on its irefflel Mtoek ontll last Ktiiber when a semlannml dlNlduil of 1 12 PIT i it NHS hdllr 1 MENS 15 SPRING SUITS anil Otvt1iilN ul ifs7 touL iuu a d nlll at UINCS ut tlil I i u Ic I 11IIHiII PIiill u ill 1Iull S sIes ut lIlts I1ttiiuimu 0 tile 111 iriivuui stiujFt lila is ti ii ia uirtugtis tilt n SS7i IIlso u 11 ICI 11111 ullhlhet 11111 iitmigtui III hl 911111011 feu huti Coats SIrln Ovireiuut 1111 Cravemuettem at Bj TCJOS i Uroad way 0 5 I 4 FourteenYearOld Elsie Voecks An other Alleged Victim of the Come dian Tells of Visits Made With Helen Van Hagen i f MOTHER OF THE LATTER J WITNESS FOR DEFENSE DEFENSEJ 0 0 J I I Told Wife of Defendant That She Did Not 1 Believe Charge Made Against Him c She Admits by Daughter i On the Stand 0 0 c f I When the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court adjourned tills afternoon the prosecution had offered its best evidence in the trial of 1 Raymond Hitchcock the actor who is accused of misconduct with little j j girls The defendant looked sick and worn as he left the room t It was the general opinion of those following the testimony that the I I State strengthened its case today The principal accuser of Hitchcock j I Helen Van Hagen did not sutler materially on crossexamination John 1 113 Stanclifield the chief counsel for the defense steered clear of the j I main issue and spent most of his time attacking the girls memory of jj collateral points Important phases of her testimony were corroborated i I during the afternoon by thirteenyearold Elsie Voecks I j j Stonchlield caused Mrs Mary Von Hagen the mother of little 1 Helen Von Hagen to admit thaUioJpnger ago than yesterday she liid told the defendants wife that she did nol believe Hitchcock had wronged I her daughter The mother also identified a letter which she wrote to the accused comedian last fall and in which she said practically the same thing 0 HACKfNSCHMIUT I HR TO MEET GOTCHON MAT Champion Wrestler Is Met by Sports at Lusitanias Pier ToDay I tieorgp Hackcnsrhmldt thu liusslan llon wlio carrltM ilnmt with lilm the lllle itt champion heavy weight wrestler of lie wurlil arrived this nfternoon on tlii steamer lUfllnnU mid went dlteutly to tht Hotel Astor wlinru a null of niouu hud hell secured for himself anil Pirty during his stiy In this city Ills visit at this Onto Is due to a match arrmsed with Krink Goteh the Amer I ican champion III Chlvago April 3 I YV V Whittle manager of Uie Ills rentier and II large party of friends i with the prefOiitiitlv cif several tasslMi xnletles atil B number of I remit I imunm t sport snueuu met tin wi mller I it the plrr To all Ilirk ilil lu was I In tine eoinllii u unrt ready to RO at nee uion thi nial In in umutiuvw with a remirter for flue rvenhig World llukina limUlt mid iliit he hud 11 pleasant trip and thit lie WUH equallv deliirntod to be iitiulu on AnierUMn null only h a did not Iii tim i I lat word dellglvtpil In two as the case hue hell with somu other big men Howe that li neither hero nor there as this Htory Is ubout tho arrival of Hack I near Hint Mr Uotch the real piof sKoimls always stick II handle to t In nime IIr their pro bsuubiu rivals bo iri thy become too well aciimlntedj 1 a Ir suml man said MacKen haudi mil I am glad to hear It lh11 means tiiit we will have quit a nisle mil In Chicago next month al i oiip I m ill hops to curry back all m honors 11 iike ttsibu itt lilt i ill nil an engage 1Inl here before miliiK to Ohlean niwtliiK nil comers at tho Grand Cen tral ialaco beglnlng Monday nhht HItohcoeks nervousness Increased hourly as the day wore on Thai who J urn following the trial would not be surprised to see him collpoa before tho case goes to the jury He Va i never still for a moment today liii f fingers trembled vUlbly as they rum pled Ma long yellow hair or HnxttVd about his thin lips And he bit lS nails In a way thut recalled Iarr Thaw on the grill It Is understood that tho defense has altered Its first plan and will now rely largely on an alibi to avo the accused musical comedy star I As soon as Helen Van Hagan had I taken the witness chair where she sat cool and seltiwsscssed Mr Qarvan said he had concluded his examination In chief and turned the girl over to vtho other side John B Stanchfleld tools her In hand I He asked her first for a lot of InfoY mation about her early life at Great Neck and New York and about thee tent of IHT schooling She all that during the summer of Im when she worked In the bowdlng J Hiuse of Smith the local livery stable I keeper aim never taw Haymond Hitch cock wlnsu iiunraei home Is near j Great Neck She said she did not knowr where Hitchcock lived until she and I Elsie Voeekj wjre jftkrn to the hojso by him In the absence of lust wirerln I the fall of that year after her chiuic e meeting with the actor on Kast Twen i tyevcnth street neur jhe UlTdtn Irheatro to 0 J it I Mr Stanchlleld spent nm tlniiij try lag to show that In her tfstlraopx bil fere the Grand Jury she had Bald nOl 1 Ing of the alleged episode of her thlril autumobllu trip to Hitchcocks house when she says he knocked at the door late at night and tried to induce her to come to hIs room The witness heal tated sometimes but In the main aha was not contused or contradictory Tells of Another Visit Helen admitted to Mr EUncliflMcl that she had been told Flora Whlston or Flora Smith wan n bad girl but ahe I denied ever having heard that Flora belonged to a club the purpose of which worn Improper Another of her chums Bulla MrKenrle alio had a bad reputation sho mid At this Jiim lure Commodore Hldrldgo T Hero founder nf tIm errj Society entered tho court Ho took a out I Inside the railing and listened intently to the crossoxamlnatlon Helen was acquainted be aald will V J iH 11 tv

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P iJoI t zi 7 1 I IJJ 1 Illlf1 I I i i J vt THE EVENING WORLDFRIDAY MARCH 13 19Gb K i V unk iffian named Odell Another ot her acquaintances was n man named fniac She had gone to his apart c rents In company with her older sister and ttvlth rfiU Helen Marshall and other gIr1c S Ifs had at one time boarded In htr nOttfers house She denied any t real cnpf Jgi of the arrest and police U court kriTfipmeni of her sister Hannah ni the result of charges brought nralnat Sontag All she knew she said wa that there had been trouble and legal proceedings of some sort or an h r A little further along Helen said that she made two visits to Hitchcocks rented room In the West Fortyfirst ntreftt house Yesterday she hnd told of only one visit On the second occa sion Elsie yoecks accompanied her joining Improper occurred this time IJlora Whlston had been her companion oji Uienrst trip to Fortytint street and It Was then according to her tory thai the actor wronged the two ElrlsOld Dldll bang around stage doors and look for Mr Hitchcock asked Mr titanclilleld Xo not often Dld Mr Hitchcock ever tell you that he had hoard that you had been talking nboot him1 and about a friend of his No he didnt say that Didnt he tell you that efforts were being made to blackmail him No Didnt he tell you that you must quit clrcultpng stories about him No DiUht a brother of Elsie Weeks named Unto Weeks get in trouble while trying to get money from Hitchcock nnd wasnt Veeks arrested and didnt lit plead guilty to blackmail Garvan protested that the Incident of Hugo Workss conviction occurred morts harrn Jear after the alleged Improper treatment of Helen von Hagen and that the two events were In no way re i latefl j l objectlon was sustained j Cant Remember Date air SlaVTchflcld wanted to pin Helen flown hard and fast 10 the day and date vrnrn sho claims Hltcnoock mistreated her fanedeclined to be pinned She knew thai the time was late In De cember uM ana that It was either a Tuesday or a TnumUy night because Flora WlilMon could only get away Irani holilc on tnose evenings of the week but further than that she de clined to commit herseif Vas It ooloiv Cnrlsrmas or rter JUOul two weeks i think 1 wont be ure Ithough aha has been cither In the Blouse ofthe Good Shepherd or the custody oflnc Gerry Society for moro than n rear and although her in ther has visited her regularly every Sunday or every outer Sunday the gin said theJwiJ neier talked with the mother regardlnc the reasons for holding her n prisoner She wua positive that her mother had never asked her to tell th truth regarding the case In which ehe was Involved Did our mother know Mr Hitch cock asked Mr Stanchlleld j No said the girl I Hero Mr Stanchlleld temporarily ex1 cupoj Helen and put on the stand the I wldwoj mother who had testified I yesterday Hu caused Jsr Von Hucen to Identify a letter written to Hitch cock by one of her daughters nt the mothers dictation His purpose was to show that Sir Von flagon had known Hitchcock i The woman promptly admitted that she had Known Hitchcock for Btmu time hut added that she did not Know ilm when she lived at Great Neck Mr Stanchfleld wanted to offer the letter In evidence Garan objected and tho Justice himself read the let tar Wrote to Actor The letter being admitted Mr 1 Btancnfield read it to the Jurors It was as follows Nc 33 East Twentyseventh street I Oct 11W97 Mr Hitchcock Dear Slr1 have been trying to have my daughter Helen released from the House of the God finsphcrd where she was sent last March by the Gerry Society I have went to aeothe superintendent of the society hut 1 got no satisfaction He only ncted In a mean way and told me Helen was sent away to be used as n witness against you which I think was wrong I did not have any wrong Im I preFplons about her going in your auto tnobllc an we tiod known each other 1 at Great Neck 1 hope you will re member thin letter nnd do what you can to get her out Yours truly MRS VON HAGEN Sir Von Hagen went on to say thai abe Un w Helen had taken automobile rides with HitohTOck soon after the I rides thwnsolves occurred Did Mr Hitchcock ever come to ree you asked Mr Stanchfield yes I sent for him last fall and he came I wanted to talk with nlm about this case Do you know Mrs Hitchcock I YesDid Did you talk yesterday afternoon with Mrs Hitchcock and with Mr Buckmmster her companion Yes i Did you tell Mrs Hitchcock that you didnt believe Mr Hitchcock had misconducted himself with Helen i didnt say that I Did you pay that In substance I said something similar to that II Sought to Free Girl Mr Garvan brought out that Mrs Van Hagen of her own knowledge could Knuw nothing regarding Hitch cocks bMiavlor toward her daughter I Then a small surprise developed Mrs Van Hagen said that Carl Fisch I erHansen who Is assisting in Hitch ivicks ntfense was also her attorney In an effortto free Helen from custody Up jumped Mr FIscherHansen who used to be known around the Criminal Courts Building as the lawyerphllan thronlnt How long ago did you retain me b shouted rue uonths ago said the mother And did you pay mo a retainer I Yes flow much was the retainer I object I object screamed Mr FscherHansen but the mischief was done I paid him 125 aid the witness ani everybody except Mr FluchorHartscn thct Tudge Included Joined In tho first real laugh of the day llrhiKlng the girl back to the stand Mr HtanchHeld proceeded to show up her faulty memory more fully Sne was poult vo she had told the Grand Jury that Hitchcock tried to get her to go lo his room one night In Great Neck I and also that he had given her money on the night of her llrst trip to the t Fortyfirst street house By the records i Mr Stanehllekl showed that the girl haj not made these statements before tr J7 the Grand Jury that Indicted Hitchcock At 1130 oclock Mr StRnchHHd aid he was throush with the girl Mr Garvnn called to the stand Mrs CMra Oirgncllo a dark slender French woman warlip a big green hat who formerly ran the boardinghouse with the green blind In West Fort Jlrt Btreet vGierc Hitchcock rented his furnished room Saw Hitchcock In House I took po 5PSlon of the house In December IPOs fild this witness I bought It from Miss De Will Do you recall Mr Hitchcock said Mr Garvan I remember hIm by the shape of his silhouette and t y tlie way his hair hangs down In his eyes Mr Stanchflelcl objected to this fort of an identification but the woman Pointed out the comedian as he fat among his lawyers and she was rr I milted to go ahead A loir days after I bought the houso In ortvttrst street I Raw Mr Hitchcock coming out of the front loor said irs fnrgnelln I think I the date wns Dec t3 Ho was carrying I a brown auto case lie rode away In a I cab Was Mr Hitchcock entered on your books under his own name No he wns Just put down as Mr Actor He wns put down that way when I took the hoI e Mrs argnello Idfitlflcd a email leJger as tile ono In whuh Hitchcock had figured ap Mr Actor Elsie VoEcks Testifies I At 3 oclock Mr Garvan put on the stand Elsie Voecki the youngest of the three girls who RCCUJC Hitchcock El sie who Is rather pretty was white with nervousness She worn her hair down her back She said she would hi fourteen yearn In lime She said ChiC had been In the custody of the House of Mercy and the Childrens So I clfty for many months Do you know Raymond Hitchcock asked Mr Garvan Yes I tact him outside the Garden Theatre In September 1906 when I WTis eleven years old Helen van Hag n I took me there What happened Helen Introduced me to him and he I put us In the automobile and took us OM to Great Neck His wife wasnt there He gave us some dinner and brought m back to town On the fol lowing Sunday night he took us to Great Nek and we stayed all night Helen and I had a room to otirsolve The next Thur div we to the Montiuk Theatre In Brooklyn and mA I Mr Hitchcock at the Mage door lie took ui on the street ar and the trains I to Great Neck and we stayed all night again at his house Tol what happened After we wont to bed Mr Hitchcock came to the door nnd knocked and asked H lon to so to ht5 room with hIm Helen wnudnt co He told her I that he was her friend nnd that she I oiicht to co with him Slip said she I lUdnt want him to he a friend that way and IIP went nway I When did you next see him just before Christmas Helen took I mp to n hou p on West Fortyfirst street HP wn there I Iht ended the examination In chief I The little clrl story had had thE ef I foci Of corro arming Important parts I of Helen Van Hngens narrative Mr SlnmMl hall oMi ted nr wen nolnt but had been uniformly overruled I On cmpspximlnatlon he asked Elsie Vopcks about her t tmnnv before the I prami Jury She Answered Eadlly nod In tell h1t1y lit showed that last No I ember 4 Core the Grand Jury she had all she wont to the New Montauk on a Tuesday nJght whpreis on the witness stand she said It was Thurs day night Talked It Over What made you chaTpe your mind about this point Well I talked It over with Halnn and she said It waR Thursday nlcht and I concluded that I must have been mistaken Under the neat little brown frosk I which the child wre she had on the I blnck dr es In which she flrst lIt Hitchcock Mr nnrvnn caused her to rale the outer dress nnd show the black skirt U barely came to her knees As the girl left the stand Justice I Blanrhnrd nnnouncM a recess until Monday mornIng Mr dnrvnn has only two more witnesses to Introduce th I members of the Gerry Society It Is possible that the case may go to the I jury by Tuesday SOCIALISTS WORK BILL DEFEATED IN COMMONS LO DON March 13The Liberal And the Socialists came to a dish In the House of Commons today and un doubtedly Influenced to a certain ex tent by Lord Roseh rys speech In the House yesterday against Socialism the Liberals threw overboard the Unem ployed Workmens BIW of the Labor Party The majority against this bill was H Tn nvxisure has become known as the Right to Work bill because a vital clause makes it the duty of thu I local authorities to provide work f r an unemployed persons and falling this provision of work Ihe authorities shall provide maintenance for unemployed I men and their families The bill Is franklY admitted to be Socialistic In character I I HARRIMAN APPEALS ON THE ALTON QUIZZING WASHINGTON March 13Th ap peal of Edward II Harriman and Otto JH Kohn of the firm of Kuhn IIJlh i Company of New York from the de I cIsion of United States Circuit Court I for tho Southern District of New York requiring thnn to answer certain ques I tions ri arclr the ownership of nooks In the Chicago Alton Illinois Central and other rallnads uciiulred in whole or in part by the Union Pacific Rail road was tiled In the Supreme Court of the Ulilud States today The Court will be asked to review the ctic on the thocrv that the Circuit Court rulln was erroneous OWl one HHOilo CLIIMMTliat a LAXATIVR I1U01IO QUI IE Liok for jtne ilknature of K W Oltovc I M th I World ever to Cure a Cold In On Dill lo See Story on Page 4 lr f l o u ueufo Ui tIt H i r OFFICIAL VOTING COUPON J 1 This Coupon Entitles the Holder to Cast On 5 Vote for the KING or QUEEN Of the i lot 1908 Automobile Carnival I WEEK OF APRIL 6th TO 11th 1908 Do r i lJG Y Automobile Trade Assn i iDo ti t Wth v rrrnry t i 4 Ccnfcst o Close Thursday April 2 1903 at 12 Noon t I tj p 4 I Vote for KilJ I Pt oti L V e r or rs 4 Qnefn 4 Luet s Oil3 iw e MM UUUlll Al 1 uttutj lHI u Do r iron r U 110 J I iid U 111 OIL H LIO Of iv tu M IluiI I oCJ UTtaltd liUlu tli LlituttU lIlI uJ uj iiaivu I l J Ui llMLj t 1 I iltvrtmii U u llluituu 1 i 4Il 1 Iulltir lluInil IllU tiu t v 11 II 1tt rr if j 1 Ii2t I UNSAFE SCHOOLS TO i BE CLOSED AT ONCE IS OFFICIAL EDICT Evening Worlds Exposures of Dan gerous Conditions Result in Order for Immediate Inspection of Every Building Threatencd by the Borough Presidents with the closing at once of unsafe public school builiil s as a result of The Evening Worlds ex posures the Board of f invite and Apportionment today took up the matter and after a weeks investigations and inspection of all public schoolhouses a report will be made next Friday on which that body will act The death of Fire Commissioner Bonner and the illness of Presi dent McGowan of the Board of Aldermen prevented the matter of safegim g the school children from coming to other definite action at todays meeting In order to avoid a possible duplica tion of tho CollIn wood 0 disaster we must act without delay said Presi dent Coler of Brooklyn at thr meet I Ing I wont to show that Brooklyn schools Ire lacking In fire escapes and other appliances which make them safe in case of lire 1 wish Mr Mayor to submit this report made to me today by Superintendent of Buildings Moore of the Borough of Brooklyn Every Stair Is of Wood MI have examined the building on the southeast corner of Columbia and Amity street and respectfully report that It Is constructed of brick about fifty feet front and rear ninety feet deep four stories In height and Is occupied as a public school The drat floor II used as a play room toilet and store rooms the sec ond floor Is occupied AS offices and five cla5l rooms the third floor has six class rooms the fourth floor has six class rooms These class rooms are separated from each other by folding I partitions made of wood and glass The seating capacity Is SO The means of exit are as follows One wood stairs In front lending from the top floor to the first story and from there to the mrln entrance about five feet wide on Columbia street The entire Inelosure of these stairs is of wood Two wood stairways In tho rear leading from the top floor tp the first I I floor thence to doors leading to the I yard and are Inclosed Sn brick wails I There Is also In the rear two fireproof stairways leading from the second floor to the yard I Fire Escapes Only Real Safeguard I There are two iron fire escapes one on eaoh side of the building leading Seven Classrooms Are Closed in Zhree Fire Trap Schools The first fruit of The Evening Worlds crusade to give the school children of New York the proper safeguarding from fire came today when William H Maxwell City Superintendent of Schools closed four class rooms In the old Wooster street school two class room In the Henry street school annex and one class room In the school at Xo 143 Baxter street lie stated that In the opinion of the building inspectors these schools were Inadequately furnished with fireescapes and emergency exits and that In case of lire the classes would bo In the gravest danger I will close any school building which are reported unsate by Supt Murphy or the head of any borough bureau of buildings Supt Maxwell laid to an Evening World reporter The Wooster street school and the floury street annex were not reported wholly Unfitted for use but It was decided that the structure could no be emptied In the proper time In cage 3f Ire Therefore I ordered the ilx classes closed One class at Grammar School No 1TM at No ill Baxter street wan dismissed by Supt Maxwell today In order to comply with the requirement of the Building Bureau which after an In spection dwlared that there were not enough exits to empty the school In ease of fire or panic No 130 was erect I ed In 1S4I and Is hemmed In among tenomenthoiiies of a ramshackle kind It has a dilly attendinc of 60 chil I dren On Tuesday March 10 Tio Eve ning World said Fireescapes ire recommended by tr I FIre Department for School No ISO a 1 No 153 Baxter Etnot Till Is one of I the very elest schoo huIHIncs In the city The requested ppioprlulon Is 01 I i the list now before the Hoard of Kitl i mate Will Take No Ch necs I When Supt Maxwell was isked whftiHT my school building 1I In Trook lyn nouM bj temporarily abandoned he ad I That natter Is now up to Sunln t i r lint pf Buildings Moore Tha older I t 9uiiillnn of oil boroughs are ndersoin i severe examination lind i HI will oloaj every jno rather than rtK tin life Jf a single hlld bolinol No HIT IB ttltliout u slii i ui hluil ireIsvItt TliiTC are no lnlr uulxldt the liiillilliii TluTv i hut one Drthllulhr In llu liuilillni A NHclit rtre uc 1iirrcil tell iiioutliK iu iiml tli leililierx lull Hit Ille mil ili I IMIII If iiiiiir Tin imitltliin ure uf piiliileil iiliif uiKl ixoilil Inirn llli kit touch hlllul There IN I mi ixll fruiii tln rear uf Hie lulllil Inu antI but one liii t11 tuIe ijhi SIM iejl No s another nien ace lo lilclr ns lives Tit build i WitH CMI il I tl l Sli No JS lH I ai NI iiT WHM Firi ti tiff tad has i rrr tiiplih 11 the tally averucu at I It toll Mr Clara lljivnnr is the F r mrtp il Then are seven staircase 1 the by exits from each floor to Amity street and the south side yard respec tively all doors to front rear sides and tire eapes open outwardly The Tire escapes I consider to be the only really safe means of escape In case of Ire or alarm of lire and I con sider their capacity Inadequate for the safe descent of so many children Superliitriiilciit Moon recom mend that School Vo SO be closed at once ail Mr Color nnd un I lea ire net speedy relief from this raniftlmckle condition other will be shut down President Abeam and Little Tim Sullivan the latter acting In place of Mr McGowan favored an Immediate vote on an appropriation for firees capes Mayor McClellan and Comptrol ler Metz said that the matter could go over until next week until the report of the Select Committee President Mc Gowan of the Board of Alderman was received Mayor Promises Action The Mayor promised action neat Fri day I also favor the detail o a fireman at every nubile school bulldlnr which I does not meet with every safeguard In the most modern structures said Al derman Sullivan after the meeting The downtown section of Manhattan has many ramshackles and they are In need of exits fireproof stairs doors fixtures and more outside fireescapes I would rather have the city spend J5 OOOOCO than have I child burned to death In one o these unsafe buildings The request of the Board of Educa I tion for Mlftio for flre scapes will be passed next week building part wood and part stone The dark unwholesomelooking Inside adds to Its appearance a a fire trap lre Altlionuli there arc fur limn 2OOO piiiill at No 28 school there IK hut tine flrcvuruiie Tutu inure are necessary the Hutldliiu nnd FIre Inn ectom admit but there U no tunuer for the work PLAYING BOY RUNS TO DEATH UNDER A TRucK hlo playing red rover with a uozen little boys In the middle of Ninth 5 reel Just off Avenue D this after noun Jacob Shwazensky six years old wan run over by o heavy truck landed with mat and killed In red rover the plij era are di vided Iilo two sjiiat 11 members of I Onellnlng to catch the numteri of I th other before they reich the oppo I ste sidewalk All the boy had been Caught esiCrpt Jacob and three boys I nnd they were dshlng acrors the tret I Sven the truck which belongs to a j butcher tam d Solomowltz und was j driven by B njinvln Kcksieln of No i ill cjrand Street Brooklyn came along i Thc other boys ran tohlnl the vehicle but Jajnb wn so eaer to escape the toy who was chasing him that he ran between one of the hones and a front wheel He van knock down and tile heavy heel paused over hli chest Krkiteln the Trlver was out of his sal nt once and taking the boy In his arms caned him into a drug store on the corner Dr Zendrr of Hellenic Hojplia came In an mbulancr but the child was deal when ho arrived Jacobs mother Mrs Ro ecn S hvnz cork his two ssters nn1 elder brother live at No 3 East Ninth street nnd Ihl mother cceinz Ihe ernwd went to thiu drug store trOt uspitlng that her child was tho victim Whnn she paw the body of her son tie recnmc finulc ind creamel and plrajlpr until Ie bad tn m taken brick to her rooms by oice The farrllv ray btei In this oiintrv front Rusili only n month I FR1DA Y I March 13 1908 WATCH OUTTHATS ALL 1 f Evening j Vo rlcls Crusade I Results in Quick Action I From The Evening World of I Tuesday March I I Grammar School No 175 At No i ISO Wooster street piUlr M fire escapes doors stnlrs and exits It was built I lSd anti lie dally I average attcmlnnce Is 1J33 The Old XVooster Street School as It is known Is a ramslinukle of the worst type and the city has spent I thousands of dollars In rcpalrnu and rebuilding It has been con demned by the tire and butitlnng I inspectors time and lime again Now In Its eifrhtyilrtu year an appropriation for making It aCe for the school children li un bugged In the Board of Hst mt rity iuuierititrntlnt of fiiHiN Mumrll lii lny or ilirrd hit doviii four clns run sit II rniiiiiinr Mlumi No ILill N IV Wnintrr Nlnr II lsu clsnssrocuiuu tu uu ililnex to Sfhiiltl No i In lloury Htrr tf niul mil cliiitfiriiiiiii In I SclKiol X ii In Ilnxlpr Ktrert tliinltii linn I TliPkr sesuu LlnnirnoiiiK TIb mi titciiiliture nf iirnrly lite liniiilrril ilillclrfii liedtveu tin cat of lx anil thc jiur nvrr cluooil iimlfr Lu h ices Iriiin lui Iturfjiu til Itiilldln it follixtliiK the fxiiutiiri In I lit IlicnliiK World tiC the riiiiilllliMin if tIn old iclniol liulldliic j I SOUND LINER ABLAZE PASSENGERS 600 I ARE TAKEN OFF i Continued from First Page I I had eaten Its way from the pile of woollen hat boxes aft where It started Just as the Peck sheared MC however one of the offlces of the Providence aroourced to her captain that the tire was under control I Kid burned Its cay throurh 0X worth of baggage and freight and several bulkheads had seen harked lawn to get at I With the Peck leading the two steamers got under voy and steamed slowly to tho Fall Hlvcr line pier at the foot of Wtrrer street There was nothing In the external ap pearance of the Providence to show the experience she had been through She swung at the end o her per untfl the Peck had discharged her passengers and then docked After an Inspection of the Providence Capt Nicholson announced that she would have to be lad olT for several weeks for repair The tire had tom I about Ix thousand dollars worth of i damage he said I Since the Slocum disaster we take no chances on the Sound he said a I there are fen landing places there 1 I do not believe that Capt Appelby I would have waited two hours after the discovery of the Ire before arousln I the passengers However an Investiga tion will h made Deny Fire Burned Two Hours I According to the ofllclnl account the lire Marled at S oclock In a plo of hat cases amidships Just aft of the engine room companionway and burned through to the proximity of the gal Tie officials of the line were ef em phatic In denying the story of the pas se ers that the tire had burned for two hours before the passengers were l I roused I The passengers as they came ashore j were loud In their praise of the cap I tains coolness In the emergency Had It not been for dipt Applobys i presence of mind the lire might have resulted In consequences terrible to contemplate said H A Drown a fur niture dealer of liar Harbor Me He kept passing through the saloon while we were waiting there we didnt unuw for What and reassured u In tact all the crew behaved with great bravery and kept their heads splen didly I was awakened by a steward ham mering on my door and calling to me to get up at once All Thought of Slocum Horror There has been an accident Je said As soon as I was fully awako and smelled the smoke I realized what had happened and 1 must confess that 1 was ecared I put on a life belt and hurried out Into the saloon I was Jammed with frightened passengers and several of them had strapped hs belts about them 1 thought of the Slocum and so I suppose did everybody ttt on board Nobody spoke of it oush Wo Just stool there and watcd Capt Appioby assured us that If u uN became serious ne would set us ashore and that seemed to cheer the passengers up quite n bit 1 seemed hours before we heard the tooting of the whistle of the Peek and the an swering slsnals of the Providence inn caiAjtn made a little speech i eld iii i is uas gone to transfer ll it to the Peck and warned us to Hie If quietly and In order as LIne aruba xnild bp much quicker If we kept our heads Most o tho passengers were fully dresed hut several of them I neglected to dress fullv and we nailo a weird fight ns we crossed from shin TO Mn Peck Raced to Rescue I Capt Edgar J Hardy of too Peck gave an Kvening World reporter a graphic description of the scene In the ariy dawn when the passengers were I transferred I was In the pilothouse with the lirat pilot William Uarrett hesa id I when ahead of us we saw the lights of the Po idcioo She must have sighted us at the same moment for I she began blowIng her whistles to beat the Inn j Theres something wrong aboard I her I said to Barrett and he laid our course to bring us alongside of her t Her skipper hailed us through a mega phone 110ne got fire aboard and I want you I to take my passengers he said i I saId I can see that all riKit lor I there was a cloud of smoke over the Providence lie I volcano Vo could I e the glow of the lira through her I I lower ports but there were no lames I linking through Her crew were I working hall throwing stuff over board and the whole Sound there about was littered with floating trunks and rates I had one gangplank aboard and the r Providence hid iwo and we sioved em across aol Ixsan the Job swet itv off er rva ergcrs Ive read how the folk in the Frisco Frlco earl quake brought Queer stuff out of their burning houses with them bu I uvtit lust as bod One oman had a Boston bull terrier an there were two or three of them wit bird cages There were two wi bath robes wit1 their clothes undo their arms I dont believe more than a dozen of them had whole suits rn The transfer took about twrntyflvp minutes and It was a good thing ther was smooth water for It I The told mt afterward that they Jldn knnw whon the came nboa i tare nba wnetner thevd ever see inv of ther el ns1nss acnm but when the hear tear that the lire on tve Providence was out and saw her come traillne alone astern hey cheerM I tralln bit SUBWAYS MAY BE I BUILT IN SECTIONS SAYS DLLON All That Is Necessary Is an Enabling Act of the I Legislature I I Jude Dillon to whTn the Board of Estimate submitted the question i whether the city could proceed with the bulldln of subways In sections submtted his opinion today to the Corporation Counsel He says that with an enablng ict of the Legislature which may be had n once the build ins by sect ns to meet the want of i ready funIs miy proceed Under the present law he says I Is contemplated that continuous build Ing must obtain but with an enabllnr measure the option of building In par can rest with the city while the con tract for an entire road may legally be let to a single contractor I m 5 hr f q G DA 1 8 A Wagon load of Glasses When you see an Lll or Department Store advertis ing S500 glasses for Slou or S300 glasses for fifty cents it meanithat they have purchased a lot of cheap greenlensed imported glasses which have been ESPECIALLY MADE TO SFLL AT SOCALLED BARGAIN SALES Do not believe that any pair of stock glasses selected out I of an immense quantity can possibly HIT your eyes An I OCULIST who is a PHYSICIAN DOES NOT PURCHASE I EYEGLASSES BY THE GROSS but after a painstaking I examination orders lenses ground to fit he requirements of each eye since the sight in two eyes is rarely alike anJ IN t ALL STOCK GLASSES BOTH LENSES ARE ALWAYS EXACTLY ALIKE We offer you the double services of our OCULISTS who are registered PHYSICIANS and our OPTICIANS who are skilled mechanic at the cost of glasses only WI HAVE NO SOCALLED EYEGLASS BARGAINS WE FURNIStI 100 EYEGLASSES THAT ARE WORTH 100 AND 300 GLASSES THAI ARE WORTH 300 ALL QUit sriuins IY HPKN SATIIII vv rvrMNfis Ij 54 Fsi 23rd St nea Fourth Are ii Tm 1 V 54 Wccf 1 25th St near Lenoi Ave W Cl a 442 Colurhkua AvoSIat82dSts OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS Q89 FtdtonStrcotBROOKLYN BJOOKLYN I OCULSTS OPPll Ab l s I 3 PRONOUNCED HIS CASEINCURABLE Whole Body Raw with Eczema Life was Intolerable VVas Even Incased in Plaster Discharged from Hospitals Hopeless SUFFERED YEARS CURED BY CUTICURA a From the ago nf tlirro month until fifteen years old my son Owens life was made IriMer r ablo by tczema in ch its worst form Ho MI wns nil right until ni rhht unti 10 1 n red rash brolto out on liis for S licad hit we wen not nlannocl at first Very soon liowuvtT tho rash began to gpriad over Ins head r nnd shoulder nnd it caused him great discomfort I took him to ti doctor nnd tried half n dozen other treatments i with thu Imo jesuit no Improvement at all Tlio disease praduiilly spread until nearly every part of his body was quite raw Vo had to strap him down In bed for ho used to tear himself dreadfully In his sleep The agony he went throu h is quite beyond words No one thought wu would rear him Tho regimental doctor a very clever man pronounced the case hop ccvtr Iraat IK said the ony hope wn that he miijlit if ho lived Ions enough outgrow It to porno extent Vo had him in hospitals four times and ho was pronounced one of tho worst CaRes if not the worst ever admitted From each he was dis charged as incurable In fact he got worse under tho successive treatment At ono hospital they incased him in plaster and this swrned to aggravate the soreness terribly lie looKed so badly that no ono liked to go nor him and Ins lifo was a burden to him Wo kept trying remedy after remedy but vo had got almost past hoping for 1 cure Six months ago we purchased n tet of Cuticura Soap Ointmert and Resolvent Pills and periovervd with them Tho result was truly marvelous und today he is perfectly cured his skin uot having a blemish on it anywhere Mr JMv Hedge 51 Vaughan head Coldhnrbour Lane Camblewell Green Enc Jan 12 1007 Send to nearest depot for free Cuti cura Book on Treatmentcf Diseae3 Oitlnin lmemates ate cord throughout the world r p M Ixicdun i 7 orarii rhoi cba 1dru 5 hue ilcUI lx iruit U loans v li ytlncy o AfiI t Innn Lid Carwtonr ftc I tit TotUT Drus V uci Corp bolu lvi i r rI

c n I I SUuIELo I PnrliCljv PASTEURIZED MILK RIZEo The avcrajjc per son consumes 23 InKntnaii gs Vrt gallons of milk per tv1r car You cant af ford to run the risk of getting an infected I I I fected bottle even once in a lifetime when for tOo a quart ou can get Sheffield i4WSoi Perfectly tl Ifl Pasteurized uLVtERL Milk o I is 20 richer milk than the aver mik ocand alway absolutely safe He sure about the bottle capit reads Sheffield Pcrfaotly Pasteurized Milk From our 40 stores and 350 wagon u 1 MAKE YOUR i OWN TERMS I ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES c WRITE FOl LISTS Of OUR OUTFITS o a c r 0 o DIED 11 Ian Mnrb IS TIIOMSS 1 CMtNKY tel veil huliant if Alle U Cirn y Funeral from Into reM n No 4r J I Vni it R SMurliv 1 M MlllOXKY XI1AE1 MAHONEV na j t vo of Itook UK OUnty Cork Irlan1 1 belated husband of Annie Msrorcy nc ri tcllo Kun ral from lite rciiatnc 69 Iarinln ft on Sunilay at 1 M Intrrniiit In rilvirv cmetery Mem t hcra of ivtr I urln Foresters of America kindly nttond RCIW5CL5 RttguRr C I The Sunday Worlds Want Directory ILLUSTlfaTED CATAlOSUt HO44 rectory makes more Offers of LWSWEETC Positions th n any other two jnooILvs meriiims in the universe o Kxiri L i n r It AdvertiseiKnti for The Wori may be tnt ult tiny American nilrltt MenxnKcr Office In ie cIty utir t4 I 1 M 1 of dates Suir kinds A T1 MOST There are two I MAKING DATES DELICIOUS anti all the others ihe Siir are in a covered a little have class by themselves like Messina Oranges We ll dates with a layer of the richeJ purest these way of our own to cover wih J chocolale the combination is delicious I you ever think that it is possihlc to Ret tired of candy fl 5 C 1 tl pound of these dainiies and ycu will have POUND I to change your mind SPECIAL FOR THIS FRIDAY Y SPECIAL FOR THIS SATURDAY CHOCOLATE wALUf A VAN CRFAMED I OC CliCOLAE POUND 1 0 0 I ALVONDS POUND I I r r THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS FOR THS FRIAY 9 lOUNDItYC Special Assorted Chocolates Ka S POUND MAPLO FRUIT I a I GLACE FRUITS 290 19c MArL SONS POUND I Z1 C AND NUTS I nllND Pound 25C High Grade Assorted Chocolates evening until 11 nclorii ark imv More area rHrl saturdaY vinlnc until 11 clock ultra Barclay street und Tortlanilt street tores WE DELIVER FREE 548AIClAYS 41 I S CORWErLfy Oh 0iE lOl1tlt 1 I ttICitta lmWItS EIN UJIt UII I V ot 29 CORTLANOTSt unI ItTns 1I1llt 10 fL 2SCORTlINr SllttITt alu ul Iwlkl1 iuttmr We lei n ft iCORdHRcMr liter 1 10 10 Iho ror Oe to points Manhuttan ahor Jiuuli SI UuiiokMi oml p4RfROHrY4S4f5j Ialhltnn sent C O I Gun Jiixy Clly No Kcml n nuofimn qustoincm cai GOOSPKUCE ST lick for mum 3 c fully parkiil unit ulilppoil from mr upoclal 1 mal orler tlepurtinent n n 11e igcrwald Packing Co We Arc Looldng lor Your Sunday Dinner Order The proo oJ the putidtag Is in the eutlitu We chal Icnjjc comparison 02 the quality ol our meat with that Vthlcli can be ysircUascd eisewJserc for the same price COl We usk yon lor one trial to convince you as we have I thousands of others that we can save you Irom tep to twenty per cent SATURDAYS SPECIAL REPORT Cured Smoke Honis I j r Sunr Fresh Hams Cut from Young Jersey Plus t Per lie lJicldcd hams 5 4 r lb Loins ol Jersey Porlt c j 12 YaC c Fine Smoked Beef Tongues per Ib ChoEce Cut Prime Rib Roast Bee 14c Fowl Roasting Chickens Geese Ve Retail Turkeys Roostng and DrcKs at wholesale prices 223 First Ave Bet 13th Streets 14th Tel 765 Orchard I J Mil lli l Hi l rJ 1lth lit Cress Our establIshment li I half block away rrun Ihe 11b Cru rIIIIIhmrnt earn nnil the limat Vf I btation N 4 V l c iJ i

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i t1r r 11 11 f IJItWI TIfi Xii l THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY MARCH 131908 3 I CROWD WATCHES MAN STAB VYOMAN ON BUSYSTREET Sidewalk Tragedy in Plain Sight of East Side t Pedestrians DUEL WITH POLICEMAN Nightstick Wins Against Knife in Fierce Battle with j Slasher I The per ons passing through Thlrty Ixth street between Second and Third avenue at 7 oclock this morning were tartled by a womans Mhrlek and thn aw a man and a woman stand In Ironl of So 210 the mans hand swing In the tilr a knife flash and descend Twice the horrltleJ spectators saw the knife gleam aiivl rail upon the woman who fill to the paveriicnt with another cry cryThe I The man turned and dashed toward I Third avenue while women and me 1 rushed to the sldu of the figure on ttu Idenalk The man was a big broad shouldered swarthy fellow and as tin t knlfu nun Mill In his hand men ami I iNOJiiea fell away from his path uti tarllcxl ciles Nightstick Against Knife r liut as lie apprumhed the corner Ui Third avenue ruilceimin Prior steppe out In front of him uw the knife ahl drew his iilgliHtlck The man maih u lurching blow but the tUck rei upon him tumbling him Into the jut ler Ai ho attempted lo Manner t his feet another blow sent the kntf1 from hU rap and lie tann tluuu axa and made no move until 1riur wrench ed him to his feet Another policeman had reached the side of the woman mid seelnu the dangerous wound In her throat tele phoned for an ambulance As Prior led up his prisoner the Aomau was still conscious She shut her eve and huddered when the man appioachud but when the policeman aKked Madam Is this tile man who cut our she repliej faintly Y s Aa she uttered thu faint alllrmntlve the man lunged at hut with 1111 fool and called her a vile name PrIors S club smashed him again and was wnstng for a second blow when the lalmlng woman cried Asked Mercy for Slasher I Please dont sink him Officer I As nhe swooned she JM not ele the club bowl her atsalletit Into the gutter utraln and hear the crowd of men grouped about cry Kill him Olllcer break the skull of the brute An ambuljnco arrived then followed by several reserves 1rom the East ThlrtytUtti street station who had all they could do to keup the crowd of men back from the prisoner Surgeon Jluridnser had the uman placed Im inrdiutel III the ambulanco and drove itway at a gallop Tliore was barel I a chance to save her life lie said unJ ai operation would have 10 4je per formed at once sVhllo still conscious the woman had ftuil slo was Mis Maggie Smith a V wIdow and that she lived al No io2 tiecond menue She J kej that her r mother Mrs Mary Keagan of No U ilulborry street be notified I Lieut McAdam got from the pris 1 oner tile name of Harry Hourlaj Then lie laid hu Ia foitynine years old 1 and lived at JCu 35 Crescent street Urookb yj Declared He Was Policeman I Viien McAdam ached him WIlY he I ad stabbed the noman he declared i with a strlne of oaths that It wu his iI own buMntss Iater he tnare l When an bod butts In on a mans woman theies bound to be trouble Tnat nas all the police could 4ittv out of him until ho was taken down t Polco Jleailduartera Ther he threat 81 ell to have Prior and another police mai broke ami said tliuliv Im an olllcer m sef and have got all the pull I need ThU was false and he llnallv said that he coulil be a poll emlll if he wanted ID as he had rjassed the CMI ervlce examination inspector McCafferiy does not believe this but thinks thu man Is a well known crook When the woman was able to talk In the hospital she mild tho had known Qourlay for ion years that he had been a friend of her husband who died ten oars ago In recent veirs she said ho linn annovod her and threatened her life She would not say wh The woman gave scveial addresses all ot them flctltlom JOHN BROWNS WAGON BURNED IOWA CITY la March 13 John Browns wagon In which he made many pilgrimages during hIs crusade ngalnst slavery was deitroyed by fire hero yesterday The wagon was left here by Brown fortyeight years ago and had been preserved during that time by Henburt S Kalrall a pioneer newspaper man of Iowa City DF you are fighting against 1 hard luck as you call I 4 I t it for a position dont lose I i your temper or give up hop I be diplomatic c Have a 12wordforaquar 3 ter Situation Wanted ad j printed in ToMorrows World il and it is safe to say you will be invited to go to work And You May Dictate the Terms L To Enjoy Life as a Fine Art You Have Only to Mix a Little Red Paint in the Sombre Black U Mrs Caldwell Explains NewOld Phi losophy by Showing It Calls for the Best There Is in Humanity WOMAN SHOULD CONSIDER HER LIFE AS A PAINTING If the Picture Is Too Gloomy Brighten It Up a Bit With Vitality and Relieve the Dark Spots of I Blue and Violet I 1Jy Ixola GreelcySmilh A new philosophy has come to tr wn Its exponent is Mrs Mildred Man Is Caldwell of Canton 0 who is delivering a series of four Lenten lectures to fashionable New York women on Life as a Fine Art It is as Mrs Caldwel defined it o me yesterday a simple gospel of delivering the goods If you happen to be a wife and nother deliver the goods by being he best wife and mother you know lOW to oe expounded the high priestess of the new C 0 D school if philosophy Ilf you are an em pbycr deliver the goods by being ffXorA GJEl r JYJITR kind and just to your employees I being faithful and Ii you are an employee deliver the goods by efficient I Mrs Caldwell doesnt look like a high priestess by the way High i I priestesses are usually discovered by the interviewer posing in trailing I draperies under a becoming lamp with quantities of abstruse books about them I found Mrs Caldwell with her leees rolled up cooking dinner and I ihf told me that having a message to deliver to the world did not prevent her from being a good cook In fact she declared I can cook scrub IIIdo everything domestic 1 lust love to Im not a New Woman at all Yes you arch I asserted What is a New Woman she re torted Its n woman with a standard 1 ansneied A woman who for one thlig exacts from a man us much as ho i x oct firm her A woman who as a wife wont buy happiness ut the price of felfrespect How Women Should Look on Life I Mrs Caldwell looked relieved Thin Ill own up to being a New Womm for In thut sane Its Just an other phnise for being a decent wom an Then she reverted to her philosophy I think every woman should con sldrr her life ai a picture that she I Is painting The materials at hand alit the colors Some peoples lives are too I InUUertual That means there Is too I much hlic or violet In the picture tile nri pointing Others have too much lilak That l gloom worry forwbod Ing They should mix In n little animal rod to hrUhtpji It up That Is they tmiM Infuse vitality In U Painting the best picture moans liv ing up to the best in yourself whether you arc a quiet tlroilde woman or In an active profession or trade The way we go at things makes all thc difference In the world If yoU make up your mind to walk five miles I and are very tired yet toward the end I meet a fr end who Interests you and fays rant a few blocks further I Irive pomethlng to tell you you may Una that without knowing It you have nakrd trice the distance you expected to covnr and feel fresher than when you started That Is because you have gotten your stond wind Well theres such a thing as getting a second wind In life Theres a mental wind and a moral wind There Is a third and a I fourth and a fifth wind Every Woman Has a Message for the World I was beginning to feel that I had struck a regular philosophic gale when Mrs aldvcll concluded If whenever we feel most tired we realize that we are Just about to get our second wind we will reach what ever our best selC1 call It our Godself undertakes That Is n part of my message For I really feel that I have n message that every woman has a message to deliver HP the world an Invariant message Morn Important that Riving rough medicine to the buby I questioned for 1 had Just been listening to L man discourse on womans mission A woman tcinporlrcd Mrs Cald i well can take excellent caro of her baby It she has one and yet have a message In deliver If she lives baby baby bpjjy and thinks baby baby baby nil the time sho will havo nothing to give that baby She Must Seek the Contact of Souls She must seek the contact of souls by which she and consequently the baby I will be made wiser and better I That American Ileauty Mrs Cnld well waved her hand toward a stately flower that presided over the tea table was developed from a little wild rose that nuns Its head under hedges and Brew amId thorns Women may de velop their lives In the same wny That Is what I am trying to tell them In my four lectures on Life us a I Pine Art On of these I have dolly J u red The other three are still to be given I Mrs CMdwell I suddenly recalled had talked so earnestly that we had I both forgotten her dinner which was Immerlng savorily In the next room to having as much philosophy as I ould digest for the moment 1 left her to digest the dinner PLUMBER CHARGED WITH MANY THffTS Picked Up Valuables While at Work in Harlem Homes Police Say A hoesh plumber Indeed Is James A Fox of v amden X J according to Ijetfctlves Campbell and Trojan of the Eat One Hundred anti cntlxth street nllon Not content with fie 1lth acdiilnr to him In the exercise of his carnv profession It Is charged tlls Iox eiinaged himself In accumulat Inr the property of persona for whom he worked Numerous complaints have been re ceived within the past three months fic m hoi ehod rs In forlorn concern ing the los of jewelry clothes 01 volirhle nrnnmcnts Campbell and Trot jar vvcr isslcmd to Investigate MV oral of these co inaint In each Instanc they learned that the complainant householder had fiu pluvril a plumhei a short till previous to the imported robber Going furtier thev learned that one mutt ttit plumber hud boon given till tin jobs and that the Journeyman ho had employed to work In tH 1iniies of the complainant was Jam Iox It win a matter of some tlmo to locate Pox but he was finally found In Camden Iured to New York by a doy letter he was rtrreptid Inst nliMt and Magistrate Tlroon held him In Hni lorn Police Court today to allow por son who hove lost property to look I him over The detectives say he ha admitted Implication In the theft of a Itch from tin residence of Charles K nenjamln nt No 2Vt Brook avenue and of n suit of clothe from the rcs thence of Louis Levy No 170 West One Hundred milt Thirtyfifth street EMPLOYERS AND TYPOS IN THREEYEAR AGREEMENT Present Scale Will Prevail and All Disputes Will Be Submitted to Arbitration If Necessary n agreement has been entered Into between the Non York branch of the Printers Leaue Of America embrac ing employing printers outside of the newspaper publisher and New York Typosrapjhlcal Lnlon No C that pro vides for arbitration of nil disputes The agreement run until Oct 1 1910 The members of the Printers League agree to employ only members of Big 6 and Is protected against strikes walkouts and boycota The present scaln of printers wages In the book and job printing trades will prevail during the lIfe of the nrsecmont The arbitration agreement Is In line with that existing between thin Ameri can Newspaper Publishers Association ant the International Typogmphlci Union It provides mar tit reference of all question In dispute that cannot be settled by conciliation to a standard 1 Joint Conference Committee composed of members equally reprejentln the employers and the pmployed An ar bitrator may bo appointed It necessary and his decision shall be final and absolute solute fiGHT BRfWING 8fTWffN UNION AND OCEAN LINES Companies Engaging Long shoremen Vith Regard to Organization There is trouble brewing on the Ho boKen docks She leader of the Long shoremens lnlon have discovered that the steamship companies are working to break the power ot the union by mak lug Individual contracts with the men on a new basis of wape It I reported in IIolKiken labor circle that all the transatlantic steamship companies dock Ins In Hobokfii and New York have combined In tin movement Heports to tile officer of the Long shoremens 1nlon In Ilohoken Indicate that JXI of the steadiest memburB have alerndy sinned nn agreement with t ho I urAn1 rlcan Ilne At tile present time the rate of pay llxtd by the union Vi 4 cents an hour for wektiav work anti XI cents an hour for Sundays and holidays lonKshuiemiin who is not afraid of work can easily make J 3J ur WJ a neck under this arrangeniont In busy tlrnci I Kur aliout six nuirtlm In the year all loiiBHlioremcn arc reasonably Mire i of steady employment For three i months In the ur business Is lack and for the remaining three months In I the year there Is no work at all for the majorlt I TIlt fctiimshlp companies according I tu Hie Information In the hands of the I ulllcers of I hit union alt offering J1S a j tviok for ilftywo weeks In the ur I wee hours tu constitute a das uoil and six dns n week The WIKIS are tn lie paUl whetlui there Is stunt 01 notAs As a condition of ucsptiinco of the vme sale tin1 In lIII lorsshure niftii must bInd hlm elf to live up to I lls c mtiict IrrSiHtlve of hlo union The new pun conitmrlnte a bilclll Pile oltieers of the loii shoreniens I Union will not Ke in to thn new i scheme without a Unlit If the tilin H1 sucpe fil here the steamship compan ics will extend It lo foreign ports I ASKS 25000 FOR HER HUSBANDS LOVf New Rochelle Woman Sues Neighbor and Wants Her Quizzed for News peclHl to The iPnhiK WorlJ VIIITi PLAINS N V Manh 13 Papers have been tlleil In the Hit prento Court nt White Plains by Mrs Sarah rinlny of Now Itochelle In a suit for 25000 damages She has brought against Mntllili Otten a neighbor whom site accuses of alienating the affections of her husband Robert Clllmnur Klnlay Mrs KlnlPy Is also desirous of suing her husband for n sepiratlon anti nil inniiy but Is unable tn do so because she has been unable to locate him Sir has racuriil an order roam i S it pretle Court Justice Tompklns re quiring Mrs Often to toll before 11 1 referee anything she might know con cerning the wher nboiits of KhiKi y Mrs Klnlay fays she has been married tvvenlv years slip allege that her husband abandoned her In the I summer of 1903 and that for nonin time sIte received a monthly allowance from I him 1 BOYS CRUSHED BY TRAIN WHEELS SMOKf AND JOKE One Vith Leg Severed Asks for Cigarette Other Suffer ing Broken Hip Laughs Spfdil to Itip Rvrnlnc Word I ELIZABETH X J March 13 Ed I ward Scollsn aged sixteen of No MO j Franklin street and James Sulli van seventeen living at No 160 Fifth street while returning from Perth Am boy last night Jumped from the train at est Jersey street and struck an Iron fence dividing the tracks Toy rolled under the wheels the entire train passing over them When found later they were unconscious tfcollans left leg having been severed and Sul I tvatme hip itoKcn On being revived the boys showed remarkable nerve ScolUn asking for a cigarette while an ambulance surgeon worked over him and Sullivan on be ing told that he would be all light igtiett and JJkiI mid Yes I will not It Is a question whether the boys can recover TEACHER JEALOUS I TRIES TO END Lift I I Husband Finds Her Uncon SCiOUS From Gas Locked j in Bathroom I Mrs Ida Ienler twentyeight oars i old a teachor In Public Schol No 72 lllnokI Itt attempted to kill herself In her apartment at No CI7 Franklin av enue llrooklvn today hv locking her self In the bathroom and turning n th gas I Hnr nusband came In and learnrJ I from his live carold ion that his II1l1lhr hail locked herself In the bath looin and would not nnswei his cries I Mr Kerrler f iced the door and found i his wile yenHcoiiscUms Ill the tub I Policeman Ian brought Dr Felteis from the Swedish Hospital Vlien thM yojmg wnmiin recovered consciousness Kin1 begged in be allowed to die Learvl iinesied hr and she sita locked up In the Grant avenue Mnllon on a charge of altemptpd suicide The ruavon she i wanted to tIle was that she was Jealous of hJ r husband I WOMAN FASTS 31 DAYS AND HOPES TO KEEP IT UP I II I IXJNG HHAllI Cal March 13dl I Etta Prlscllhi Grovi n schoolteacher of Chicago now staying here who has i faaled for th rtyoue days thinks that I she will he able to continue her fasting for at least a week and possibly two weeks longer Miss Orovo retains her I strength surprisingly well and takes n flvemllo walk dally but admits that she Is now fatigued more easily than when she began her fast During the first month of her fast sill lost seven pounds hut was not weakene thereby Miss imve Is fast Ing for the purpose of demonstrating t Ito benefits to be derived from abs limit In lion from footl A Do in r xtlr Illimtrnlloit I i K rom I h tlfvelind ili lit Dcikr t lie Horn Is a paper that says lies Isnntlon In confession She1 guess thats right I ncciued our sjcoml girl of breaking my best Jaimneso vase and she tot road and quit WOMAN BATTLES IN A fURY VITH POLICE II COURT Enraged by Sentence Young Amazon Attacks Officers I i I Like Lioness BOUND HAND AND FOOT I Not Subdued Until Rendered I Completely Helpless and Carried to Tombs I I Annie Greenfield a young woman whose brief experience in life has been I mon bitter stood stolidly before JttdKe tUxUky In the Court of General Ses sions today and heard him pronounce a fentenco that oonmlted her to lied ford Reformatory She had been found i iciillty of robbing u man on the street j i A court olllcitr stepped up to the worn i an and took her by till urni and led t her from the court room At Ills touch I thin downcast plurality of Annie Jreen held gave WilY to hbterlcil fury She riavhed for the olllceri face and I lur finger nails niied three cilmsun stripes across Ills i heel lie uuilfhl her b both a r muM anti au kicked nnd closed I bit him Gthfi riiiiit olllieis In on her hut she ossesMd maniacal i nrenirtli mid tlinw tinin nsido I Ajtaiii Iliev lused In wild lur nenll Ihe minute tlieie was titsr r tie suiiKi Klo In the room Tho woman s screams I building It was rani IniiiiKli I ho big found Iiiipii U to liandlo ier until I liaiideuffid and her feel wen i slic sn haI I butt Carried Screaming to Prison Tiei while s le 5 i rca mtul and m h iul he was eniied lUnni throe Ili lus i t jtalrs to the yecoiid me anlo tloor 111 of the w ire the tritmtim a fonrl did litldpO of fclRln Is locatnl Whtli the ollntns sot iier to tn Tombs It was foinid nuiessary to place her undur the I care of j 1 M slrlan I Slit Is a fainlllnr llitnro In tho courts I AVaxward ie fit e slut enteied her I per a ir iaint WCItJ compelled to turn her 1 1 el to tin olli if of the law In I fi w hfn she had been for two ear an I Inmate nf tie Ilon e of Hef t so s n flie to th Instllullon in an off irt li iirnne and wa Indlfted for a refit JudRi NewburKr iisjiended Fentenee I and ent her iuk to the House r ItefiiKO The officers of the Institution i I promptly turned Iier o it bociu t iitt wele unable to control her I I SInce her arrest on Jan II for tin crime wlilci led to hir experleme to t itt y qho hus then hlrtli to n child in Hellcvuo Tlospltal She Is twentvfoui I von ra old iiulte protly nnd clever Hnlf a dozen philanthropic women carry sad memories of efforts to le fnrm her I 500 POISONED AT CHURCH FESTIVAL I All the Doctors of Sandusky 0 Kept Busy and Stores Lacking Clerks Close I tIPPER SANWSKY 0 March 13 Flve hum iii rod pooplo weie lIla tic 111 rom 0 ialio poisoning hoio list I night at II social given by the ladles of the niiKllrh Lutheran CMiurli uftot eating chicken and waflles Many of the people wore not taUeu 111 until aftr thciv had rOll 11111110 imo by mldnUht all the ilnrtiri In the city weie busy Toil i somo of thi MOIOS had to clo o because all the clerks wero si1 k It s believed that no one will die I IHNV for I lie KiilsiT Front Iht1 riiraKi loiirntl Heros atioticr proof th Kmperor William Is a noiii man Tho latter his alf to ij s ln always toltphonos when no doesn t Intend to go home Well its easv onoug for him tn do that He has un army hack of him COLLEGE GRADUATE round Clear ThliikliiK A sti it rid iy Itllhl Iiuil A college student shoitlil know that clear thinking comes easiest Irora a bi ida well and pronerly fctl I have now been ublnB Gape Nuts stpaillly four years and having

and overcn experimental pusell the n ti Floatlc stage 1 feel sure ot myself t settled down to a raid amI have an basis of fact This I have derived Ias that excellent little book lane1y from prTho Uoal to Wellvllle whIch I Ilet faithful adopted as my hh ve largely In matters pertaining to eating guide eerclse and heal h In generaL On first reading the booklet I was struck with Its plain common sense that It In i found was nnll moreover I 1rrmony with physiology and psy1 cVoloKV so far as 1 had learned them II my study of these subjects at col I lege ror at least ten years before I be gan to eat GrapeNuts Iul hern ac ntomed to eating freely of fried t iiKt white bread biscuits and what not with resultant headaches some I i1stness and an apjKtie that was capricious and uncertain All this tv seemed to affect my brain and i nervous system for lule encased In i stiidy 1 found it hard to concentrate I my thouRhts I could thlnl voy well for a little while but soon grow restless anti In attentive Nor can I emphasize too i much the change that I havo 1 tourlit rbnut by adopting rational habits In i iv 11 and exercise Ihero Is now an elasticity In my I muscular system a steadiness nf neive and an numty to thlnl con1 tliiVotiBly along a given lliii tlmt I r nit most highly and whlh I at triimto to tilt uso of lirapeNtits food Theres n tlctison i Name given by Postum Co Rattle Creek Mich Head The Hoad to l Wtllvllle 1 In pkga I Yow CREDIT IS GOOD THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME t I s i ntbi I I It me 111 lnr title of mttoney St te 1 lii to mull IcnOtt S CS ii tt V I r ittitt ly ttt s tiient ThemC i tie tther ctaiiiilmntthlt In this t cli imimli but keej ni aniline for Lie comtfliCttufl k i ut thmiimi mutt tI tttir in 1u em tr V ma iuttiitt ma tett atmi let Olt tiy for It as yOtm wltih mr te ork I s cx tt I i 1 t I flit ttutei lilt mit thin I SO tiie wi lung to let flut go bottle niilHiill Jtt llirt tor It Tills In limit tellH ou lImit we tear no criticism 1C you live Ii nf tnn nt HI will nl IIVT yit your fir faro for each visit IVO MORE DREAD OF THE DENTAL CHAIR liwtli s in i t miii ruii tsoitttciy without ualn by our latest ai lAtOlfL illncav rv I i itiit11 it m i gout N tshtmcimig utgn i or tern Inc ue l Vi are not r nip ttnii th 1Huip ifini I t iieitt 111 t with first clnjs pihutr in l s at br I f fhtn 11 r what I htt fh r 1 hi si urn C if onlj Ilentnl Ilrlurs In Nt t irk City Unit hnv l It ttiItt I I iti ills ti cxtrirt till ilinl aiii tet anil l irconln nwiis in liiism ii I t iiiitural intli and urrintcil for iiu IS without Htc least itrlti ef lain i Special Offer I i tin OM iII OMY niI I mitt trinili Irrt viltb rvpr tell t nf ttur Itvt ft ut liilh TIITM II I IMrnilnl U IIIH 1lIln lAIIMll mid ellNli FREE Ktlllnm irli miter Fnatnel and nil 50c lat cu inmt rtn U or TO I IS tit rr6v i n t nn1 t cut wlthHit tilntpi Kclrt Ml nics a nit all uth Stark mc Nllilorrtv an3 liy St iialiBti You can have r Your teeth fxtnirtx1 into I Ipntlv In lh nuirJtn tint ITU homo In th eaing vlth new ones 2karat Gold Crowns None Better No Matter What You Pay 00 CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK I TEETH WITHOUT PLATES 1 A Written Quarnntee for Ten Years Given to Every One AMERICAN PAINLESS DENTISTS 252 West 42d Street 10 East 14th Street H urs 9 A Al to 8 l n Hours A M to 7 P M Open undays Closed Suntlnyf

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AUTOHARPS n r DRUMS e i fj DINNER GONGS h XYLOPHONES I r VICTOR TALKING I MACHINES lATUOIl l IlthK OK Till AU1N AND RECORDS Tin DI i SON voMiie HOOK rnnlliil free In tlinii lnl rri tftir L AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL PURSES CHAS M DITSON CO J NEW MUSICAL WAREROOMS j 8 10 and 12 EAST 34TH STREET 1 I 1i ANDREW DAVE j Teas Coffees and Fine Groceries 1 The Andrew Davey watchword is quality You know from experience that no matter how low we make the prices you can I always depend absolutely upon the quality of whatever you buy in a store that bears the Andrew Davey name The following items are splendid examples of the Davey values Tlwy are on sale today and lomorrow in all the Andrew Davey stores i I Eggs 20c per dozen 1 OR 15 FOR 25c I Strictly fresh new laid eggs the best that can bi tfl bought anywhere and just brought to this market t Finest Maryland Tomatoes No 2 size cans at 6c Large CM finest Jersey Pears f Or I ancy California Asparagus 25c at 6s I large can finest Maine style Corn per 7 ancy California Prunes per Ib u C 17c can f 5c or Si Ibs for Singapore Pineapple Chunks 1 Oc Extra large California Prunes per larce can 1 iC Ib C 4 Andrew Davey I 1 1I TAN BOOTSa The correct footwear for women this t Spring is settled beyond question I Tan will be worn in a greater variety of styles than ever before TAN BOOTS are shown in this f establishment in a range that covers every requirement of utility nnd fashion flRussia Russia and Ooze CalfGolden Brown and Light Tan Kid i 300 to 800 j 1 Alexander I 411I l b 0 f t 3 ij A i1 JJ 9 J SIXTH AVENUE AND NINETEENTH STREET r d f u

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I 1 IIf V V V T J r I r nr I rf 4 V H EVENING WORLDFRIDAY MARCH 13 19O8 OAfTtUOR LIFE l liTH BURGlAR f 1NAR1TUNNEL l V J l 1 TUNNt I dClalxe and Frisoner Twice 1 V V f Jt V L Near Death by Passing Trains 1 V I V 4 V t b OUT WITH ROPE HII rii I V I Detective Night Stick in Hand i I Fierce Fight Before r I 4 4z ftfoSubJiies His ian I t WhileJjyjjns whirled through the New i York Central tunnel toJiy 1 detective I end burglar grasping eich others t V fhVoat VAVs cI their bodies close to r i f it i I U t the walthe sides of the cars whipping J L f their clothes 1 they rushed by Then Sl I th Od eteclve bore his man doivn und before he could rEe n blow from I i V I night stick lalj him cold Imo t The burglar Is regarded as one or the most Important catchs made flnee rob i her begin holding nightly carnival in t t New York I Pasting Park avenue Just before I i awn Policeman Frazer of the Kust r t Sixtyseventii street station saw a lan j crouching In the arejway of the Palaclo afjrtment house at Sixtyfifth ftroM I I afutment StyI1lh f The man leaped to tho street and was followed by the policeman The chase continued 1f Madison avenue thence north tn Sixtysixth gtrcet where three Central Otllce dotectlvesUrown COOk Centrl Orce etPCtlNlron and Strlnscr Joined the policeman j I Frazer began shootln n the fugitive i The detectives also drew their Bun and the leaped were ready to fire when man I through the street opening Into the I tunnel and dlsnppeirert V So lnprsva thr tunnel that the pollen V could DnC en one tOt Into It The I resprv ir r cni d from Ei t Slty seventh street and wOr1 was nt to Grand Central station A big tnurln BiitomoUlli hipp ncd ilong mid ite J lights were borrowed tozothcr with a long rope which the nlfichln carrld When the IjSht was thrown down th I 1 r dark holq airiasj could be EII lying on 1 0 the trailc Detective Stringer volun teered togO niter him The rnp was I tied about his Ixvly and he was lowered t through sfie opening I I FoiitaTraIn Passed I 1 j Aa Strlnscr reached the bottom the man rose to his feet and drew a hlncK j I Jack Before he could use It Stringer had him by the throat with one hnml V and theorist with the other The bur 1 glar touch like 1 mailman Buck and iI forth the men t awervel across the i tracks Far flown the tracks could be heard the rumble of an approaching I train siul then the headlight hone full J upon the two lighters I The burglar used al his strength to I hurl Stringer under the wheels tf the train but he was unequal ts the task This trTJTTTias the fight continued and a second train came Sirlnser had hardly itrktisth left to lioid his man and hlmelf ifialntt the wall nrd the II suction trgm the train bore both of them doVu the detective falling 01 top t and asSffc last coach rumbled by ho used hU nightstick V Stringer dragged his man under the opening1 end tied the rope about his body ndhe was drawn to the street I In thj tunjcl vas found H handsome I silver carl case end u zinc medal on I i i which was InizrloedxMnFtiiliation Ivy 1 V r Chapter T A M Feb 2 Hlf I New York City There win also the p V WWtyjK1 I frrdner hrrt a cut on nose nrd kiets1 f iolir 1 U tall Otherwl he was J not JUct In his pocta were found I urrfill vcof skeleton kcva and a lock DlckT f IFound Bag of Loot Im Harrv nrlnck he Mild and I thats 1 vou will know ulout me 1 Whcrf the pillce Investigated at the t Palacq HJrirtmcnti they foind a bag contamlKjjjcIshtyflvi plfccs of silver In l the ariitjfvay The silver hat been stolen from tha apartment rf Cimrios V Pearfcimon the fourth ilcior Tie bur glar habdt to tu IlrePHfapn by using I j a long i4nl After rearhlns the ecupo h c5iaJfJSled up tho plank after him 1 I jmflj fowcrid It when he had commuted tt Ir robbery i jHThe burglar showed a knowledge ot V fV alive In committing the robbery Things V tjiju jvcyu plated In the dining room mid ll Je etVy of lltte worth ho found In the parlor and front rooms ho broke Vt rr and r4 cast aside After IllllriK a satchel with 11 the valuables the robber had prepared I n fcasrror himself in tho dining room I p i I t KOb V V NORMANDIE TO REOPEN j Henry S lJunctin has I S l1 arranged to re open the Hotel Xormandle at Hroad wny and Thlriyelgluh street In June after Imptu cmriitu Initlng J15nW ave been maile It UN tecn iloed for stv crul miinihs Mr 1 1 innn Is propIetor I i I of tile t1VUl s Cu In frotor trI lth str und W11S fornierly or U t I y UI A V I iRii r I SU i i I I your dollars will grow I V j inyjet your savings EO I f them show ycu where to V j Bottom prices Let I j Ads show the Reck J f WORLD Real Estate to your ban account a start and keep aJding i way you should vaY ii 1 t Thats the 1IV Star I I I oItihe Botom VV LAnd Hed Gono Up I V V V GfN CUTTINGS I FRIENDS SEEK T CRON HIM KING He Now Leads for Ruler of th Auto Carnival With 1 240 Votes P r I I FIRST PAST 1000 MARK Elsie Janis and Mrs Joan Cuneo Running One 10 I V in Race for Queen I the unfelflh admiration of his com petitors In the trtde for Gen John T Cutting the lather of the automobile oistrlct manifested Itself yesterday in i I the Immense number of VOte sent In I for him for King uf the Automobile I Carnival I The General had dropped Into sec j I ond place before the onslaught of th I campaigners who put Secretary S Butler of the Automobile Club of A rfca In tho field But it was only for a day for the trade formed into a flync wedsa and ent the Gen eral again tu the front adding S VOleS t1 hU count and giving him the hater o telnj ilrst to ass the 1000 mark his ote heln 1210 1 Cutler who Is one of the most popular men In Motordom sad whos camvaisTi committee include nesrh every ore of tho I5W members of he I club scored Til at the counting I Commodore A X Roes Auduron Yacht Clubmen and Mystic Snrmers nushed llm lito third ulace with Ztt t votes Corse layton Brooklvns actor manager has 7C l Sidney Bowman 230 land 15 G howell TOT I Race for Queen an Open One j For Quiui Miss Elsie JanIs man i tolnd her lend and has 51J vote In tne box MM Joan Cuneo regained sfcvnrt place wIt a tal of Salvotei j Rosalind Groacen having 47 The billot box at the Llioln Square 1htre received OS votes for Kdra May Sproncr from the audience leaving the theatre and this brought her otal jp to LV1 while twenty voti Cr 21s Sdrcv B Bowman made her count IS AntI candidate for the Queens dla dom made her appearance and a dangerous mate niprnce ran If to have serous ono too I beauty Is jay influence on votcers She Is Corlnne one of Klaw Erlanger most suc cessful attractions as tho star In For tyfive Minutes From Broadway Corlnno starts with 120 votes Repeating Not Illegal Here L A Lcaslnc has 2D 6 for Kins and Dr Adclph Stein who drlvns hU own Fnrkin car 3 pushed up to IT Nlr votes for Mortimer Kaphan put hU total up to 161 Chief Crokerr jioro I Is 113 and Joe Tracy who expect to drive his SmpUx car to victory In the Urlarcllff races has M Joe Ste venson friends scored a total of a votes for him and Nathaniel Vebj re ceived 1M votes Seymour Johnson of the Stock Ex change was launched with 51 votes nnd Cipt Bill Doughty with 3 Col K C Pardee was sent up among the leaders by his friends with a score of 2CI I Is everybodys race now and I I will be a harj run To vote cut the lot coupon from the second page ot The Evening Word nil It out and rend to the Carnival Editor P O box 13I Vhlle the oecple are busy electing 1 Klnz and Queen for thc Automobile Carnival the commit tepnicn are hus llhip up the arrangements for a gala week Plans for the Joy Ride Tom Lannlns Hotel Gramaton at Bronxvllle has been selected ns the coal for the Joy ride to be given on Friday afternoon and In which hun dreds of motorists and Uiclr cars will participate There will te a regular I Tom Iannln dinner before the return which will lie at early bedtime I Those celebrants who do not co with the joy ride party will attend auto mobile theatre parties of whIch tiifry I wli be one in more than half the thea tre of the city One of the Prize Committees Gen Cuttlnt cnairmin of the JNSCU tive Commiuee of the Autoluuile j Hides Atsoilitlon Carnival has iiaaicl 1reaiiKii ctiigate lit of tne Autcmobl0 Cub uf America IJob Lee Morrell chnrnmn of the llrl rcllft Ituce Cvmmlttce iind i o 13 tarlitr I 01 No 134 Chester street Brooklyn p csldtnt of the 1ong Jflaml Autumn bile Club lo act as lUtiRfJ and award the prizes for the roinpitlllon In tier oration of oars In the great parade ot a lav night April 7 The Evening World has received this letter In connection lh your voting con tost for King and Queen of the cnrnl vnl would it not V c a Rood Idea to a Iso aI ae oct a chief ehailTeir There tire aliout Ilfteen thouvina chnuffeurx In mil around New Yurk and nil would le srellv nleJ c1 tn ul Imve one of their number pilot the car carrying the Queen and Ivng Very truly yours 1 rsITCA f1 llFtlTfl I M SUekle Editor When it was Submit ted to the Car rival Committee it was the consensus of optnon that It th fiften thousand i chauffeur of thu city put IVlr shoul deri together they could eluut one of tlfir nutnSfr to he King o the carnival an1 val lndi ed there arc four ot them In the rae now For Coupon See Page 2 BANKERS ASSAILANT V DIES OF HIS WOUNDS pallatro Vas Shot a Week Ago by Pasfuili Pat and His SoninLnv rncI1cr Isllntro forty years old of o I izalifti street rho last Sniday enuruti he bank of Iaa ttth Patl Co at No 249 Kllzibcth net ill nIll11 money a thl hunker V Mid vu uikin 10 Ht Vincents llnspl All i tltV bulltb In Ms body wlich iid i tlnii by Iatt anil his funin iw 1 iril I ilerf died today In St Vfl H HispHil I f r HI Ixiimtnati Into the fact V vHli the shootlnif Coroner I V n V par led Patl In the custody r IIM i anei exJudge Palmleri until exJudlp I rn i niirmnent on a technical j clns of liomlcUle I T11JS VOTE FOR ROYAL HEADS OF I AUTO CARNIVAL Gen J T Cutting 01dsmot IIel2ii S M Butler jl3 Eislo Janis CJarford SI Mrs Joan Cuneo Rainier 3S1 Col A M Hose Corbln 371 Edna May Spooner National m Ulfs Rosalind Greacen Queen C i Sidney f Uowman Apperson 4 17 orsc layton i iol K C Pardeo IH Mortimer knphun St U A Lostnr 2t6 Joe Stevenson 2J n G Howe Northcn Oj 1 Arthur Present Natt Wobb tSt James Laughlln 3d Cleveland IW Mrs S Uowmun Clement Bazar 145 C I Teatwld Garford K 13 Frnnklln 13 Ur A Stein Frnkln Dr R J Scoleld Maxwell IS n W Iire Calef Crokcr I olnne Montague Roberts 11 Simplex I Joe Tracy M S C ixMyard tV G Southworth PopeHartford t tr L T OConnor j9 Malconi Straus 4 Beatrice Morgan H Cecil Spooner 40 MeGrnth Grace Alice 2ilis Alc Hnmlln Berllet 40 Lncla Dave Outtman Michael Vollno Reed Holiday 3 53 Kennedy R J R Joseph 1alatnick 3 32 H Parfe Curl I Pai Mrs Chas E Miller 15 John Craig a W F Van Winkle Winton 3 Mrs A Relthmuller 26 Mabel Tnlaferro hi Eva Tanguay i Al Rtcvea 25 Cloanor MeCarty FrazerMlller ri 1tVO r VVllHon homer S Price lla Inmer llss 1 E Anderson 20 IFS Fred Harvey 15 iVm A Norton j Ilss Margaret Baah i i da Meyers IS I BANKER JALSH SENT TO PRISON fOR flVf YEARS Chicago Capitalist Denied New Trial and Ordered Con fined at Fort Leavenworth CHICAGO March 13John R Walsh frmer president of the Chicago Na tional Bank of this city and convicted of Illegal use ot the funds of that in Mltutlon was today denied a new trial by Judge Anderson of the United States District Ourt and sentenced to serve five years In the Federal penluntiary nt Fort leaven worth Judge Anderson In pronouncing sen tence said that as Banker Walsh was seventy years old he would only m pose the mlmimum penalty He fur ther directed that the defendant la the entire cost of the trial An application nan immediately made to JudGe Groscup of the United States Court of Appeals for a super s dcas iviiih va granted and Walsh vu released under bond of CrOCCU pending the hearing of hl appeal NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES NEW ORIKANS La March 13 The Fair Grounds untried for to morrows races arc as follows IliCsT JIACt jour sad oncquirter fur lun purse Itrt l IurlJ tO Iil7 lOer 01 tilT iuv Fisher 101 tlt1 Arloncilc tiet UiT NlKKcr HAby HJ lilT Intcrvenii 1M rt Injury H l ii2 J iszib h Jlarwixxl Itn tit lt h V M 11 Alter All 11 I Ssi2 Hroujbam 1J 01U Ucseburif 1 Ill sgroNL lLcFilx furlones Klltn j HII 4ii in S ijil 0 yloii Ii JI Hlltrr MltC HO 4VO lulcert in 1 1tvittn1 oT u oTit h 0 ilrirni 1 4t Aitnrun 11 ii2 cutlieon 11 tils liutli 11 1 ISM os T iaIit iil AlT Inv l 101 Jim t1iiniion 107 nr Unnev K 112 TIUHD nMB Six furlongs Ytli1 MMi hiln as na ien tri iMi hasty ASlirl 1C rn1 1lol I H V 1 liollv fthnr iS oi IrliKf Ahmntl lit fOtRTH llMi3Ori anJ onerlfhth antI niia Ciosntnt City frby flOlK j sinr till rinkoii ill Mreiick I rli tliipulte c 117 v7 AllKllll Ill lurey ONVI ntry 11 IlFTll ItAClOntt anJ oreeUhth mile Hivrnliriip I nil The Thorn 87 I Ji7J Oil honeSty H7 toInn 1 ItIC Pedro Ion SIXTH 11ACE One mile anti icvenly II jaN xelllnM l21 Crafty US I 311 Anna lluskln lilt 11 iM Ouuwi tuii nl lircnidi Ms huh 1Mirhyn 10s V lllaze o I lent IH Ii BM irnio XVIITC in I in V Sylvlin llelli tot W llt CS1 Starch lUdon Ids H Umil lircce m Suffice KM 11 Ills John McllrMii in I TikS JaMinene 10 1 rut llnjur UK OS Klnir Cole Ill BKVEXTII ncn Ono mile atil seventy S 1 Is iilll7 iS ul r flit ni liuly Alicia Ill iWJ Jmk Will 1CS I rox Punk lci fsr Dnoilr ion lll M ir Pcabcdy I oOj rr nfi Nun tot itt iirlKhi Hoy lai sp VnrnT flrlttin ion 11 IOu JTovuto 111 ntn liily Vincent I IIKI Itnlllghte Tavorlle 101 nit fkijre lnl CM Unilmnl HIT Ml Ir McCuer Ill 11 Apprentice allowince o The Business enterprises sold through Sunday World Wants are usually Bargains In every sense I of the word HES WALK IN 1 PROSPECT PARK SPOILED HER GAME Matrimony Vas So Attractive She Thought Two Hus bands Better Than One I A TWILIGHT MEETING Nov Geraldine Her Other Name Has Lost One and V Soon Other Will Fade Away i Only yesterday Uthcl Geraldine Stan j ton one o those youthful posterpicture girls clad In furs and feathers as she appeared In a Brooklyn court today I had two husbands Todav she lost one and ere the week closej the other I will b gOM Uxasperatlngly vivacious Is the way both husbands described her tn court 1 Nothing seemed to worry Ethel they said She surrendered her heart and i hand to each o them after only a I slight struggle and both lived In bliss ful Ignorance of the others claims un i til a short week ago Here the I J unfolded In ones suit for annulment of marriage Prospect Park Twlllsrht In one of the Goldsmith seen lovers Unvs Oscar walking under the overhanging branches of the leafless trees with Ethel whom he had just married Enter William H Hives a broker TO street Much of No Seventythird excitement Rives throwing off coat and roll Ing up leeeEWhat are you doing with my wife you homewrecker Ethel gang fondly at O car In apparent surprise Who can this stranger be Oh save me Oscar save mo Oscar By the fates bswire rot lunatic This Is my wife Ill have none of your tomfoolery Begone ere the top of my boot fnds a test ing place on your poor carass My Wife My Own Wife Rlvcs By youro the man thats rot em Shes my wife my own wife whom I married not two months ago Ddnt I Ethel EthelSee see he calls me Ethel Lets away quick Oscar Are you entirely buggy man What mean you Her name Is Geraldine Rives Ha ha and e another ha ha ant a tehe Mot a her other name So she got you too Poor boy Lets talk it over Hives and Oscar to left Ethel Alas discovered Its all off Confess Nevvah Oscar whispering Tell me old chap tell me all Im almost crazy Hives Nothing to say no not a thins except that I married her some time ago The Uev Dr E H Wellman of No 203 West Ninety Hfst street Manhattan did the job Thats 1 theres to It Then she married you of course Please Take Me Home Billy Ocar Shes such an exisperatlng ly beauteous thing that 1 can scarce bellovu It How appearances deceive poor mans trusting eye Ill see my lawyer tomorrow Exit to risht in haste Ethel Oh Billy wont you take mu hOle uleasc take me from here it onlv to the street car Wont you forgive me Kvo Nix with that gush stuff Ethel Ill take you home of course but why did you do this thing EthelI dont know I cant sny Dont ask me A womanB reason oh anything but get ma uway away please Uoth exeunt Before Justice Crane both men showed marriage documents proving that Ktlnl hat married them both Uoidsmllli sought un annulment on the ground tht Ethel was already nun ltd Tne Justice granted hU pita Then Itive announced luut im would sue for a iiivoree u uiijo 1orc Stutiton Is about twentytwo years ohl English In tvne of beauty and extremely Irety She hstemM at I tentively nnJ even when confronted with the evidence of bigamy did not I display eln alarm Her smile ncvnr wore off but won the sootl will of many of thespectators 0 MRS j BORDEN HARRIMAN RECOVERS DIAMOND PIN Lost Ornament Worth S 2500 Re turned by Young Lumber Denier Who Found It The diamond horr shoe pin which Mrs J Borricn Harriman of No t Fortyninth street last between the Metropolitan OperaHouse and her home Wednesday was found and re turned to Its own r today hy Henry tatyon a voiins lumber merchant who Is prominent In many Brooklyn clubs Mrs Hnrrlman Inserted n notice in all tle newspapers announcinn her loss I Idancfion scanned the papers but could I not find a trae of Its ownar until his father who lives at No Ml First ave nue In Brooklyn showed him the notice vhlch Mrs HarrIman had In verted He brought the pin tl Mrs llarrlmnnh shorI It wa valuid at fiWO ann 08 prlzsd far above Its value JH It wn u present form Mr harriman to his wife STREET CAR ABLAZE I I Flame and smoke from burning insu latlon drove liT passengers out of a Christopher street trolley car as It j readied Bleecker street going east nt I noon today Tne attempt to ftlnsuj li I the tire with xand proved Ineffectual but Engine Co No li summoned front around the corner In Tenth street soon put It out and the car was hauled back to the ffetU One of the women passengers fainted qnd one ot tho men had his whiskers V as P 1EVANS RETIRES AS FLEET GOES ROUND IHE WORLD Battleships Visit Australia and Philippines but Not With Admiral in Command WASHINGTON March 13Admlral Evans will retire from the Navy In August by operation of law Secretary Mfcalf said that no decision had yet been arrived at aj to who will succeed him In command of the Pacific fleet on its voyage homeward The battleship hoot after leaving San Francisco will visit Hawaii Samoa Melbourne and Sydney Ausralla and the Philippines and return to New York by way of th Suez Canal Secretary Metralf announced the Secretnr Iettat j future movements of the fleet after tho Cabinet meeting today I will leave San Kranclsco on July C for our Paclflflj po essln as Mr Met cal styled It The vennelfi will first touch nt Ilwnl when they nlll coat After that they will on to Samoa fol lowing this up by n visit to Australia where they wIl stop at the cities uf I Mclhoiirno and Sydney the Invitailm of the Australian Government to Ilt thru country having been supplcnenlnj by a more curdlil ole frcm the British Ambassador Mr Bryce Leaving Australia the vessels are to go to Manila and while In the Philip pines the annual all target practice will be held Thenco the return will be made to the tnlted States by way of I the Suez stopping only at such ports as arc necessary for coaling purposes date of their return to The the States Is dependent entirely upon the amount of time required for the target practice In the Philippines The visit of the battleships to Puget SoJnd will be made sona time between the conclusion of the grand review In San Francisco Buy on May S nnJ the I date of the illlng o over the Pacific SYNDICATE DEAL IN CHILI I j P Morgan Co W R Grace c Co Baring Brothers and the Anglo South American Hunk compose a syn dicate that has bought for iVX 000 a large nitrate Held In Chill The prop erty Includes several factories and the nitrate railway running from tho port of Coloso to Aguas Blanca The pur chase wns made from Granja Co JOHNSON OUT FOR THE PRESIDENCY TO START HERE t ST PAUL Minn March 13Govt Johnson today said that tho prescat month would determine whether or not ho would enter the Presidential r Frank A Day his private secretary Is now In tho East nnd will open head quarters In New York and Washing ton Chicago heniliiimrtcrn also wl be opened The Governor today admitted that what might ho called headquarters for hits possible entry Into the Presidential race would be opened in thin Kast A former newspaper editor of St Paul Is known to have gone to Wash ington with letters of Introduction from Johnson to men In Washington who might be willing to aid In the pro jected campaign Got Johnson will deliver an nddre s at Tiiskogct Institute in Alabama May I He has no other dates for speeches 1 Theyre After You u You dont believe the LaborSocial ist class are really trying to take away the savings and property of the thrifty HomeOwning class do i you I Probably there will he a loud cho I rus of walls end entreaty when thj wals and the Into effect new laws go efect I I Home Owners wake up to find and I themselves bound hand and foot trimmed of their savings and I property liy the deft hand of the La ly class and according to occordfll I laws passed while the Home Owners slept passeL which the courts must execute extcute Impossible you say but the game is on and the LaborSocialists ore actively at won before richt now act wor State Legislature Congress and the various I islatures and will establish these I laws quickly unless stopped Their plan is based on one principle ple If any man has worked and been economical and saltdenying nfl has bought a home take it away nnd di vide up the proceeds among those I who are unthrifty drinking profll failures simply gate or flures I away from the man I Take money who has it Give it to the man who hasnt But this must be done cunningly shrewdly drawn some shrew and by passing laws which hide the real meaning The LaborSocialists are working hard to frighten and force public dozen bills least a to at lls men pass each of which has away down nt the ech plan to take away a part or bottom a botom and savings all of the thrifty mIr give them to the unthrifty surely succeed unless the i They will home owners wake up ard protest numbers enough to win in t word of it the Dont believe a average reader says becaure the average Naturally reader seldom examines blllr offered and to Congress and the Legislatures Conglf read nf these bills they i If he casually bis 1 look harmless enough I Some will only wake up when under law if the LaborSo der the new the bills cialists succeed in having 11 clalsls they find their property und passed fnd and the courti savings ooze away to prevent I powerless a contest between tho uri trying to wrest money I property thrifty ciats anJ power from the Hme class Owning Now let the reader sort out the different characters in society and as ferent charctes locate each man In they are defined the other of these classes one or and Raves and the class cnrns 1105 One other seek o take what it doesnt earn surly and botch Tho discontented workman tratnpliij from one job to another The Labor Agitator who poured acid in the Thc man Independent workingman mouth of an I man in Chicago after he had been I beaten unconscious i The steady welltrained mechanic who owns 1 home The tramp criminal whose I I The professional th police keep in he rogues picture Ilolc reading I gallery When you see him IEadln gnlen saloon you can In a mlool la newspaper lespal1et that I not only ranv the iiewpaper but instins criminal nftll nourishes his II I accurately locate him in his class I can accuratey close guess nt and probably make a I I what ticket he votes 1 The Successful Merchant i The WellTrained Physician i WelTralte linger nail dirty 1 Tho Wild eyed fn nai ot beer chan ovor his KPCOIU not I Tit LaborSocialist i 11 tahorSoclalst The Farmer The Minister ot the Oorpel The Anarchist them out rnd pick can lhct ou BHU you put each one In his class There are only two classes One thinks thoughts of hate jealousy and re venge seeking money It clues not earn vhlni has been earned by tho sweat of other brows and in disappointment and anger these social appointment aII naturally tend toward disorder failures naturly order lawbreaking and a general up heaval In which they hope to take away thu savings of the other class The member of tho Olhcr Class think thoughts of work sturdy well directed Intelligent work work which brings good pay because It Is good service to mankind The sober gOOI responsible locn mtit lye Do gi fl ocr The Skilled Mechanic The Farmer Merchant Doctor Lawyer Danker School Teacher anti Minister The capable successful and well esteemed teemed among these belong to ono class The failures belong to the other The HomeOwning class seek peace steady operation of Indunrlcs Protection for every man who wants t work and a guarantee ot his right to enjoy the fruit of his labor Just I laws which hold each and every man 1 accountable a the law and to do his share toward the support of public i wcrks and charities I The LaborSocialists are opposed and their measures are right now bciny ptesseJ with great strersth I to make them into laws I The Intent underlying each one of I them is to directly or in a rouud about way take money and property 1 from the Home Owners Now lets have a look and in con sidering each bill or net keep in mind the underlying plan ltract from the thrifty and nomcow ninjj people at least a part of I their savings to lie divided among the unthrifty LaborSocialists I You may have to search step by step thr mh the apparently s i an of theo proposed laws but cal e V fully follow the steps and it will be seen that the linul end and aim is to i take money away from the Housc Owning thrifty class aud give it j to tho unthrifty class I Lets first consider the Employ 1 1 ers Liability movement They have adroitly sought to have It apply first flst II to Railways for It is now popular to attack them Any employee hurt oven by his own flog igence is to be paid a sum to be extracted from the stockholders There arc vcr 77000 stockholders In one American Hy Many are widows and in some cases I their hard earned money and say Ins invested thus I the iiiHin i source of their bread and butter But a part at least is to be taken from them to be given to the unfortu nate Unthrifty That would be benevolence if it was not a legal robbery of some to make sifts t others Then it is the plan to extend this forced benevolence to the individual employer just as the LaborSocially have succeeded In doing in England U is an active working law there now In operation under which if for in stance a house servant has an ned j del no mater whether about the house or elsewhere and becomes disa I bled the employers property Is neld I to pay one pound about 500 a I week for the jalance of the life of the servant I Thus in a few years with a bad run of luck the homeowner might have I saddled on him a half dozen such I pensioners and his property held tJ i pay perhaps 2500 to 6000 n week IJo you see how adroitly this ex tracts money from the thrifty We will all admit that the Injured should have help that Is human be nevolence Every permanently In jured poor man should have a public I home to live in free all the balance of his days he has we U say done his share of the work of the worj I and is entitled t Its eae Tim law I should provide that ha had during his well das contributed his mare small or great toward the support of sueh homes That Is the German law In other words every man LaborSocialist and HomeOwner I should contribute for this pension But the LaborSocialist plans to I take only the money of one class the thrifty and give I to the un I thrifty That would be a fine levied on the man for being thrifty and qffer a re I ward of Immunity to the man who I would drink up his extra money It says Dont own I home or you will become a member of I class which we propose to milk Later on wo are to have Old t Od ARC Pensions for over man when ho reaches any CO years That law is under consideration In England now The plan Is a noble one for It would remove that awful ghost of fear which haunts most peo ple Every man should pay a small tax toward this desirable benevo lence But notice whet the Labor I Socialist leaden in England were asked I the member of their class would contribute the answer was Not one farthing They propose to secure the entire Iroposo entre sum from tha HomeOwner Class Back again to their principle you see seeIt seems benevolent to vote large sums for public work for the unem ployed That class is math up large ly of LaborSocialists and Incapable botch workmen The worthy work men arc seldom unemployed Many of these unemployed are the noisy chaps who called strikes during ths prosperous years They wouldnt work themselves and kept thousands of good men from work They boycotted factories and de stroy 1 business compelling other workmen to He Idle They stopped tho loading and un loading of ships and Hy cars stopped SHOT Wlff fOR BURGLAR THEN YVENTTO SLEEP WASHINGTON March 13 Hush Hollls 1 Treasury Department clerk who canto hero from Louisville Ky nnd who served for 1 time a a private secretary to the Commissioner of In ternal Revenue shot mid killed his wife at their home on Newton street In tho northwestern section of the city early today llollls procured 1 revolver a day or two ago anti took leave from his of tire yesttTiMy to practice with the weapon About 3 oclock this niornltiR his xvlfo arose to attend their child ant as she returned to the bedside Hollls awakened pulled the revolver from benell his pillow and fired In stant killing the woman I Immediately ho went to sleep again I and knew nothing of the shooting until he was afterward awakened He has i Always tome nn excellent rppitiition and he declares ho was dreaniinj p of j I burglars I work on buildings the mining of gold silver copper and coal Stopped the manufacture of millions of dol i lars worth of American articles which foreigners stood ready to pay money for It is believed by many that one of the chief causes of the panic alI present ham times was tho persistent and widespread Interference with and stoppage of industry brought about by these Mine LaborSocialists in driving away business and preventing the steady distribution of momy among the working classes Every i million dollars worth of Stea I Pumps Farm Implements Boots anl Shoes Steel Iron Locomotives Cars Colon Goods etc etc sent abroad brings bark a million dollars to bo i distributed to the workmen who dig rF ore and smelt it moulders whit cast the iron machines woodworkers cotton mill employees etc etc Hut the LaborSocialists have time and again stopped up the source of this low of money and have entailed on this country millions upon millions ot dollars in losses anti consequent ly much misery upon workpcople The Labor leaders have brought strikes to force allemployers to kick ou Independent American workmen ann employ only Union men thus to give absolute power tn the lenders secure fees to pay their own salaries Ist and in order to kcrp their slaves Interested force higher nnd higher wags Here we each the founda tion fact again V Now when thc Jobs the LaborSo cialists threw away arc taken by others or the business has been killed for the time ard they arc unem ployed do they pny their own ex peisea or do they besiege the author ities to tax the class ui HoaicOwn ers to pay extra money toward a pub lic fund to be used to pay the class j of unemployed LaborSocialists Here the line between classes is clearly drawn and you get back again to the same old spot Tkc from one i das3 and the other cabs give to J i I Make tho consumer pay extra i money and give it to the LaborSo i callsts j Charge tho HomeOwner extra i wages for all labor which enters into I the building of his home I Ho has been saving now lets taint away part of It I High wage for skilful work is de sirable for all but when u Labor I Union gains power enough to force homeowners to pay two three or four times what hodcarricrs and I other workmen are actually worth It mens just so much extra money ex tracted from the homeowner more than the service is worth tHn it comes back lo the same old place you see Look at tbf purpose of all the antiinjunction his intro duced by the LiborSoriallJs Each I and every ono seeks to tie the hands of the peoples courts and for what purpose No injunction Issued in labor strides ever harmed an honest I citizen Intending to peacefully pur sue his occupation Injunctions stop mobs intent on insultlm assaulting and perhaps murdering other citizens from con grcgaing The LaborSocialist raises a loud cry because ho Is commanded by a court to keep off the public street near a factor employing inde pendent men The Injunrtlop always directs the man or len to stay off certain streets or refrain from doing other things when it is nasomiHy well known they intend to go on tlrse atrcs or do those acts to itiBult or assault citi zens or destroy property The peace ful citizen Is never hurt by an Injunc tion In a labor case and the courts have a right to prevent injury to the interests of any community Limit In junctions do prevent LaborSocialists from terrorizing people into submis sion lo the Labor trust Therefore In order to secure sub mission ana power to extract from thin employer extra money they con tend the Injunction must bo done away with V Every public man who supports any measure necking to rcduco the power of tho courts In order lo make It more dtlllcult for them to protect property and the person of the com mon citizen Is an enemy of Homo Owners and an ally of tho LaborSo cialists Watch such public men particular ly those who want to revise the crim inal code injunction laws They want to make It easier for mobs to do dam age and esc IIl punishment Their names wi bo printed broadcast later on so that tho people may know Some public men are like some newspapers they mako the mistake 1eWBPa i Jf believing the LaborSocialists are a majority because they make the f most nolsii but it nns been shown I time aol again that when a public J i nU1 prostitutes lils Ideas of right lane1 justice to the common citizen I and supports measures which seek to J I taE money property and liberty nvay from the IIomeQv tiers and the n rle find it out as ty will tho I cowardly official is generally defeated nt tho next election for the Liberty i lining peaceable HomeOwning class uf Americans heavily outnumber tho IiborSodalistj and these liome i Ovnors are the principal readers and supporters of the newspapers The awiit Hers are organizer and able to present organized effort i against heretofore nn unorganized V public Now however the Homo Os tiers have effected an orcrrniza i tlul known as the Citizen Its tna1 Assn of Amotlca w ien tial body in New York and 1 boil Ici In many towns and cities Com petent lawyers arc employed to watch the vicious measures Introduced in jCoigrcss ant she Legislatures and Ill rmimi the rights of the common Clti V zcri from the Insidious attics and tl prevent the ctiactnient of laws which rob one class the HomeOwn rxud pass over to the LaborSo I rulUlK money and property which they iio not earn ant power which would enable them to enslave the common people ant force them to olcj 1 of this work requires m irey for legitimate expenses Every rwider who feels a desire to hell in thr organized work of orianIzCrl protection can proteton fo ward to the Xtlonal Citizens In tii tral Asan St lames llullditiK V Y such contribution r tus lip decides lecie3 upon frufi 3100 to JiOOOO The work la iowbeing carried on and with Kfutifylii results I can be widely extruded and moro certain protection insured by employing n iirger force ot active worker The IaborSocial ists coiitrlbiite liberally for the sup port of their organization organzatIJ and the i i common HomeOwners aro hit just I now beInnln to IIOW learn that thoy nra Iin daiijer ot most serious lra I rnicrrcs unless a detennian lxtt I lelelmll oran 1 land is msic and tho work of protection carried on intelligently slillfully Iltelhnil and snul with means enough to nai it effective The officers ant directors of this National Assn are stifflcently well wel known lo insure careful and honest itiff of funds A statement will ba sent to each canlrihuor ci from time to time anJ the aqiarc Dtnl maga zine inilcd each month Tills is a clearly drawn contest be tween the Common citizens anil HomeOwner seeking potetioi and the Lnbor Trust seeking to obtiln control of affairs and take money and property from be HowcOvncrs The strongest orpaniyation will win and if tile HrjnioOwiica fail to stiud tosther they wiil certainly host at leia n part of theIr proper tus and more or less personal liberty There are communities now where otttnized labor has gained control ami every man must bow and con tribute and Implicitly obey cjult work when told patronize thoso whom time labor lead rs designate am In various ways act the slave It has gone so far that juries fear to convict known murderers and whole communlt are terrorized i S Jtiiiso Um II Hnti of Butte Montana was bravo cnotih to say Cod gave nan his hands his back awl the ilht to use them as h9 pleases It is an Inalienable right No power run take it away from a man No power can compel him to vork No power can compel him to stop worklnt If ho desires to work When n riian or any sot of men lako It upon themselves to say that they are the law and to defy the process of the courts to defy the police au thority ot the land to usurp tho au thority of the established govern ment to upset the very base of so cloly In which wo all live there Is a power which will come to the rescue of the man who Is wronged In that ay and that power Is that which protects you and protects me and must continue to afford us nl protec tion else government is destroyed lor these principles our ancestors lain down their lives Hut they stand In the way of the LaBorSoclallsta who now seek to enact laws to over t them Tho Common Citizen has before him the organized machinery for pro tection Will ho support It Communications can go to The Nrt1 Citizens Industrial Assn St James Hulldlng N Y Theres a Reason 0 W POST Battle Creok Mich j

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MurNtsali keniolian Molds Two Men She ccuses in 3000 Bail Each FROM PIIILADfclPMIA I I Had Been Unsuccessful When First Man Accosted Her Rescued by Policeman parenllP anti 1intnr 1 Mrmcfr In New York i lK Migts tonkins r I I umietlumr to lo ln MlrliacK in oval tueJ uirl fr III PIiIt1piIa ght1 ypor 011 an1 v rv prpI V told a story to Miu trato renn In Yorkvlllo Court toilny of lielne drugged rarrlod to a r oin of two ftrnnue men ami av il from iijtran1 by the timely nnlritl of two policemen She mire n lonn jiiald ivwit a blue picture hat unit dark bnuMi town Ifr I black hfllr hiins looly over her ear 1 Her Inrco brown s were swollen from crylnc She nlan eil In Jejir at the two mun Ohurlei KonuT of No TO Second axenuf and liillus CnaliHj t i lc SSI Knst Slxtvllrst Mrtvt who at In th prisoners doiik Uotli are ymuiK and nuirhlnlstf Two days ago the sir left Ililladcl I I phla where she luiil been einployid its j a bat trimmer 1 k work In New IVirK She had Si and took a mall room at No l il Third avenue All day the tramftd New Yorks wholesale tlt J Net In the hOI of KettlnK work She waa returning disappointed to her i room Ian njJt about ti oclock when I ihe sa 3 Guadno uccosted her Ii 1101 a ked her If she was looking for work She afireel to wak with him At Third avenue and Fifteenth street she says Guano nsktl her If she would like A drtnk She replied ria1 bhe never drank inythlnn He Insisted on her having a glass of soda and iha txiusented As they left the drink room they mt Homer They walked toward tuiul aieiui In front ot No j 1 h i clrl sihl i ii felt faint and dizzy but remembered one of the men ayinK that It was all rich beciiiM1 e IIYt1 there She leaned oer on Homer In a dazed way and becom uncon clou When iie awoke she says one of the men was utandlnv over her Site creamed at the top of her voice Her man S i Hz the Janitor bN11d the jount womani yeJls and called Pa trolman Host and Detective Gallatran who were pancins The men hurried to tha room door which U on the nlt floor and pounded loudly Whos out thuro You cant come In came from a voice on the inside Roaring the slrls voice subdued the two oTIern put their houlilern to the door and broke It They found the Kin on the bed hardly al le to speak The two men were In the mom The girl was turned over to a matron Mlf Alice Smith and Homer anjl Kiiailnn wore looked up After hearing thc story the Magistrate turned to the defendant and said severely Ill hold you fellows In ttono toll fMch and hope that no one balls you out This girl U In no condition to appear ngnlnst you Sho 18 weak and terrified Ill call the case In two days Miss Mlchnets wan returned to the custody of MIos Pmlth BRYCE TO LOOK EM OVER WASHINGTON March 13 Ambassa dor Jamoi Bryco ot Great Britain pliins to attend both national conven tions as a spectator only WESTCHESTER FRACTION I GETS A RECEIVER AS fl 111 Mure riiui SPxo u alll InmdiiM No Worth S5i 14 H II i I II Is lIt 1 I i luilu ttinl In tin i att l Sii I t ill Iniin in 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Iinliitil il f1onfailntf oinpin ti t It rfinio fof a inflvpt AFTER GRIPPE I I Or Any Severe Sickness Take Vinoi I I Mrs G L Iatrid o of Franklin i Muss says Tho grippe left me In a very weak1 ciud and rundown eomlltion no ap pitlte thin nervous and no vitality Nothing seemed to help me until a friend brought me a bottle otVINOL the cod liver and Iron preparation I commenced to take it and It gave me a hearty appetite my health and slcnsth returned and I tel like a now creature I consider VINOL a wonderful medicine for any one who 11s had a severe sickness It makes strength antI vitality so fast This Is because VINOI contains In a highly concentrated form all of the medicinal healing and body building dements of cod liver oil but no oil and tonir iron added VI NOT Is recognized throughout the world OB the picrilest strength creator for old people weak sickly women and children after a severe sickness and for chronic coughs and colds VINOL Is unexcelled Your money hack If VINOL falls to benefit Reliable Professional Service Here NOT the Dangerous Counter rests Bur Examinations without charts by I pr ohHmtion l A W BREWSTER MD 11 years Hrookiyn I4e cal lar Hwpttal EDW JOHNSON MD I Many y nr In private practice MARCUM KENYON MD S years Manhattan Ip iul Far Hospital I M LINDEROTH MD Late Brooklyn Ee ant E tr lljipltal I Glasses Alivays Molerale Prices J AcIic477d i J TAnrrRHFD Neuy 30 Y nrm I 350 Sixth Avenue 1274 Broadway BHnw 24 Pt 111 110 51 101 Nassau St 217 Broadway 1 Nfr Ann St Astor House mock 223 Sixth Avenue near 15th St I I No Extra Charge for It AdrritlKinrnts for The World nuy be left at any American District Messenger Office In the city until 9 P M I t CAMMEYER I 6th Ave Cor 20th St I An Unusual Low Price Sale In Our Basement Store i Of 12000 Pairs Ladies High Grade OXFORDS In Patent Leather Gun Metal and Fine Kid The Former Prices of These Su perior Shoes Were 250 300 and 400 165 Sale Price 165 4 A remarkable opportunity to secure the grandest shoe values at a very low figure These Oxtoris comprise uptodate and most fashionable styles ana are all hand welted and guar anteed in every respect All Sizes and Widths in CAIUMEVER I Some Styles n I I har IUII J I r Ierll I I Our Jersey customers flOW come direct to our tore by the Hudson Tunnel Store U pen Saturday onin3s Until 1 0 oClocIc I n c A Eighty Selections at 2c Each Sheet Music Saturlay 84 Selections at 4cEachE t r This Store Is the Present f Double l 1iiiG f MTMEFThErOUNTAtt4 SIXTH AVE ij New York Incoming Terminal of the i STORE SIEGEL tiooPR O IBTttANDIST1l Stamps New Jersey Inn r ACITY I j STREETS With each 10cents u 1 r 1 11 ITSELF I 1 ch se made before noon ilN nel System IIIITSELF NOJIOMNCCTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE I JBGRECHHUT PRESIDENT I MEW YORK Single stamps alter noon I The Last and Best of the Bargains Resulting from that Fire i I l T have cleaned up practically all the goods that suffered by WE smoke and water in the tire of Monday night except some few lots that we had to hold back until the insurance adjust ers had 5 een them and estimated the loss on them Those lots have now been inspected and their damage adjusted New Spring Clothing That Got Wet i I Three Tables ot Suits and Fine Silklined and Silkfaced i Top Coats for Men and Youths Bargains Now During the fire last Monday night a stream of water played for about as long as it takes to draw I a full breath on three tables of new spring suits and top coats for men and youths which had just been I brought down for selling The clothing got a little damp but it has been thoroughly dried out anJ rcprcssed and is now as good as ever The insurance companies paid us a damage claim on this clothing which we arc willing to pass on to our customers Take the Entire Lot at 1075 The values you can easily judge for yourself on inspection There arc garments in the lot that should have brought S 15 8 and 20 Regular 4 5 and 6 grades for men and youths in both winter 3 T ro use rs and spring weights and patterns in worsteds cassimeres and serges I sc Slecel Cooper Store Main Floor Heir I Initialed Watches for Men and Boys at 98c For Ihe present we have the sole selling rights in this city for these remarkable watches Every Initial from A to Z These watches are fil led with American move ment and are excellent timekeepers in 16 size openface case stem wind and setswith second hand and fancv colored dials The cases ate substantial and hand some and the initial ar tistically designed and engraved Every letter is in stock We guaran tee these watches for one yea diced Cocrer Store Milo Floor Front I Womens Spring Shoes and Oxfords 195 S3 to 5 Grades in All Styles and Sizes I We offer three lots at 195 consisting of Shoes Oxfords and Pumps They are perfect shoes and really de 1 0 sirable kinds Every pair hears i U the mark of thor V oughness and taste S and is guaranteed to be perfect in fit They are grouped as fol lows Shoes Eight distinct styles button and lace kid skin and patent leath ers all sizes of each Oxfords Six new styles kid skin calfskin or pat ent leather high an I low heels Pumps In tan bmckorwhite turned or welted soles also colonials in tan and buC Foot Mould Shoes and Oxfords New Spring Creations in Deigns and Leathers A more attractive collect on of shoes for the money than these spring foal Moulds would be impossible to find so much to Fashionable Distinctive snappy models that appeal and mot popular leathers in both tan and women in all the best cloth and sued tops blank Inctudlnl some pretty combination Any pair ln the collection will hold its own with 5 I shoes offered In other stores O and T Q 50 our prices Misses and Childrens HighCut Shoes This is a lot of shoes that len made to sell at 2 but the manufacturer has gone of out of business and sod his entire stock to us at a loss 98c choice at All sizes up to 2 your Slue Cooper Store Second Hoor ReeF Saturdays Pure Food Specials NEWLY LAID EGGS 22c ji dnien NLW 1RAU UhHRlhi red ripr lust out ruin 30e bukcl NIW III1 RADISHES 9c 7C 2 bunches N I V itloAVUIRKY Kp kit U JAR B bunch dl tLUKlOA SWEET 25e

OKANCiES doten HORIOA GRAlE O rRUil 3 ler 25c SLICED BACON lane nI it HUir cured afr 18e Kllced Ib BOILED OX TONGUES ni ihln 1Ied Ih s c 9U e hole lontue Ib ROILED MAM he StenO Cor per Ind n acb ur lied I order Ib ic lull 19 Ie him lb A7 t A I N 1 I OAM XiC U Pam corned rer or 5c she te den 55c c c bOIf MltLL CKAll We n cell headed each M HH I Fresh Meats Fa o Jrv picked hen 99 e rrk ye lb I Choice quilliy rout 1 In Ine hikes b lul I lick of lincyCiniJi 1 jc ul imb Ib I Choice dry plckeJ 13c Dm 1b1ac kc I rhckcn for bolllnc Ib lljl I Loins of fresh 10 IC I Jerc pori lb A 2 electca lean trimmeJ 12c I Jeney ham lb I Cl olce cuts of naihe e Ib I urt libroaki tone 15c IbChoice Choice hnn cur corned I ox lb innciiei 121JC lbbeiccicd Selecieil dry rckeJ fM I trollerijlb I Sited Cooper Stare ourth rloor I with us We put them on sale tomorrow and we will five oar publi I the benefit of the money the insurance people pay us JI4 Naturally these are the best of all bargains resulting from that fire They are also the last Our stock on Monday morning will 1 be as clean and fresh as a rose after a shower You Will Have a Hard Time to Find the Hurts on This Furniture But We Have Cu the Prices Way Down KN1TLJRE damaged by smoke anI broken class F on which ttie Fire insurance Adjus er have just com pleted making their allowance i pltoK etc Arm ciair anil Sofas at Kxailu I alf Price Ail covtreil WIth palo green denim retrv every sr I tIe is tilled with cureJ hair and upholstered in the best poiiblc manner Sot ate Regularly file Pri 7UU 3551 I 7P 00 SVJ50 i dau SJOOll JKSIIO JUOJ JNSOO Sll01 10200 150 12000 46000 Armchair Regularly tile Trice 4000 2000 8Suo 1250 14500 i25tl 4600 2JOO jaooo 3000 Moo 195J 5250 S25i fl3oo 51150 SNIoo 1050 5000 2303 Buffets Kcculirly bale Price IHOO Oak 1250 2200 OkS1800 2500 Oak 1600 3000 Weith Oik 2100 Davenport Sofa llcilx Only one ol I kind hccularly Scle 1rlcr 10110 S1500 jmioo 2110 i40no 52JOO jssoo S75 f Siono jiiD50 SHSOO 325 I 7Suo 5170 ssooo SIOO I any Jngli Dininj Suite Complete Early EnE Ii a h DInIng Suite Dimitcd b broken lasu and aniolie ot the I Nth street aide of our Department Oak Side board Recuar Oak bide abe t Price Oak China Closet I SNUO Oak hxtenslon a1e lib e Price i Oak UeCha M tiKll 1 Oak Armchair I i T t lobe old complete Odd Library Pieces Uavenporlf I Retulari bale Price SIOOUO B5IU I6HOO SllOU 4700 2900 6200 1800 strmcActini Rccularlv fell Price SI500 20 I S4 01 2500 5200 wto liicuie a cusrll j i f rice 1iNOti WllnII 79l JBUU Mtnoctny l00 I 1700 Mahogany SJUOO tliitniniirs I Regularly s e i I i IIJUIJ Wli i i S7U0 e I JSJOO Mnhocnn J 1100 4700 Mihosmr SiiSUO 8100 Alihaciny 100 JriOOO Oak 15110 jjooo Oak 3000 1 i lie Joa rtI Retul rl ale Price Jiaouok S uo SlhSO Oak 51151 S 100 UJk W U SIMOO Iok 15J Parlor uies Kciulir ale jrkf StuOO Ihrcr piece 1500 WOO Hveplecc Jo 1 1000 Hve piece 7tOO HS5UO Threepiece 9500 111000 Hivepiece UOOJ 7500 Threeplect rIO I oietel CoopT Store Flfih Hoin 1 Superb Showing of Womens Waists NOWHERE can you find a collection Oi womens waists more representative of the p spring and summer fashions than are dis played in our Vaist Store And chief among j1 the advantages of selecting from this assortment i is the opportunity to get a waist of exclusive design s Included in the new showing are both trimmed and tailored effects fashioned of the most desirable fabrics Waists that reflect taste and originalityand give the wearer attractive and stylish appearance tik 1 Intnlto me Net Waists White or ecru in a variety of pretty mod s els ueaipneJ and trimmed in most approved fashions and Ian d i thioiiKhout with Japanese silk styles are toj varied to give de t tailed descriptions euraordmary values at 4i7rjy 3 95 5 and f upward om fi Kft Kxijimitc Chiaoll Tuffctn iml Mo aline WnlIsln black while o and colors elaborately trimmed 01 tuued models fashioned tip 4 lo the minute in style and in a manner to plcjsc the most critical 4 I i exceptional alucs at 395 55590 jndrarti 050 I 1s 55 H10 a Complete Slioicina ol c White Lingerie Batiste Lass n and Linen Vaists f n untndless number of newest and most desirable styles Sp ct it I L 5150 n955250 lnd u ward 295 UliCo ororc or tcntr I Ask for S ii H Green leading Stump We Give Them J Boys Suits at 2JJ5 HE hors clotiinu stock on the second floor didnt get THIi wet hut it was thrown about by the firefi hrers like 1 so much waste paper It didnt get onetenthfthe ac I tual rough use that a healthy boy would give his clothes in an hours wear still a Rood many suits must be classed as no longer in the spickspan perfect condition that ail our goods must show The lot consists of Russian Blouse Suits in sizes 2ll to 8 years Sailor Blouse Suits ill sizes 5 to 10 yea is Louble breasted Suits with knickerbockers aqes7to16 A lot ot Boys Reefers in sizes 3 to 10 years V ALL 2 95 NOW A T S B el Cnnrer o5 t ond Floor Rein The Merry Widow Hat I at 5 is an Instant Kit E Siege Cooper Com THH puny presented this hat i tor your approval for the firt time last Monday anJ it f f 1 made nn even hicner hit Ihan we expected The five him rCll thaI X U i I we had mnde up were sold be t fore storeclosing time that day i P These are sailor hats madej t l w v of Milan straw with hair crown Ii trimmed with wings and velvet One of these hats is illustrated L and of the hundreds offered no I 4 to urc alike N I You may have your choice of all black or in combination ol colors If bought anywhere else thev would cost cr I you from I to 15 t ur special price tomorrow 15 iS 2 I nnp r i Ce nIt n WornensReadytoWear i 1 Hats 225 Jr I r f ff 0 U II original pricj ior them I t was 2kH and that was I Eif l i lower than ou COO d buy i T has of like style anu ualiiv for I Q ill any other store r 1 G inc ate all rdy 11 us In sailor f yi A5 s vie and arc m e of fancy hair ifli t Il l I brai Each one is last Ituliy trim 1 i Ev flIed with fu I boplai el1 UChltl ot IU E Pi cluf on v ith two pins around crown L a also Wilt i lure A saMan btt ff J l M taffetj sik edged w th I t i fancy hair brua a r 2 25 l cl on nr S o in opr nan Bargains in Mounted Animal HeadsI 1 r I p WE purchased at the Sportsmens Show at Mtuison Suuaie arden last wteK I the entire collection ot deer heads that were exhibited by Walter d Hind one of the best and most reputable taxidermists in Maine 1 hese r heads arc worth from S 15 to s 5 j JJJ v In addition to these heas we have included a lot of equally good and f l r W I

e4 desirable animal heads from our regular stock which we have reduced to about Y h half their former prices S Moose Mead former i Antilopes formerly Mouitnin Sheep 1125to1I10 18 i i flfl p g I ly125toinorow 750 tomcrrmv 3 i I f 4 formerly j12 to gt Moose Hiatl form O tu I c j AntflopeCoH form mo row Oll crly0tomorrow pieuu crl 5lomorrowlOOO HoclMountnnljo Joit Antelope formerly Musnrnt t lrul formerr 450 I cniKTiy 0 to 650 nmorrow 4 u c I to marrow oj 40U morrow 59 0 aleei Coorer liore Thd Ioni ueter S Cigars at Special Prices I 1 Ve can recommeno every one of these our lrands prices as good quality and unusual values at II f j I eorge W Chiles on if thi mos ta ions c I I cigars box o 1U 5U Uolcrt itrns i orchi IloiKLeU u rguLr 10 cigar bo ol 50 5 t 4J Casanova Diplomat cis legiilarly S 115 a bo o 50 to mar in low J 249 Ilnvanii Rotluch Id Ex tillS varraned all Havana to of i o 60 5 lJi3 I Colcniii 1erc t x a liifj gaoc omsic ci a alue fc KH tax of SO 1 149 1I Turknno lerfi tosone or ur bst 5c TJI I sellers box of 50124 lime AI hors IfarcptoH I an excellent hdr foi th pntfi bx ot fOV aO vi C EiLIla n HusdllJ leader for thii sale I i of 50 c o i for fclii SIe1 Cooper store MniiHwrIe4r Umbrellas Recovered and Repaired KING us your boken or worn umbrellas to B morrow and we will repair them t 11 a Hrstclass rmnner and re cover them viti black silk Rlona 89 4f making them equal tu a new 5 Iil brella lah n I iMam floor Front IBih St oite t T

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t r rxV l nqv a f 1 THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY MARCH 13 19O8 n I t f LITTL GIRl Snor J l11L nu i 1 WHfLE DANCING I i IN 1 lit STRrU Boys Arrested Shooting Birds I 011 Nearby Roof Deny 11 Wounding Child I r 1 f 1 Doctoral In the German Hospital Will Jdansburc wlirprobo toclny for the bul let that entered the right shoulder of i pretty clKlltyearold Uosle 1ast late I I yesterday afternoon while she was danr fcig wlUi some playmates at Knickers b ticker 1I71t ene cntl Jefferson street w1l1lamsbtbci It was thought at first that the jIlti was fatally Injured but 4 an examination by the hospital surgeons 1 revealed the nnture of the bound which i i though serious will not he fatal j Rose the merriest of a crowd of little r ones of about the same age was dan j Ing gaily In the street when she sud denly fell to the walk unconseious The t others rushed to her IhlnUlnK her col lapse due to exhaustion but to thilr horror found her clothing stained run son Some men who had been wutihiiig s the children carried her into a nearby drUB store where examination revealed l bullet hole In the right shoulder William Moth aged fifteen of No J79 Knickerbocker avenue and Henry I Esslrger sixteen of Xo IMJ Knickerj hacker avenue arrested while shooting pIgeons on a roof deny having tired 1 the bullet which accidentally wounded i the child i o l I BOY THlff CAUGHT I WITH LOAD Of LOOT I Youngster Stopped by Police man Vas Carrying Away Stolen Cigars 0 I I I Albert Muleult sixteen years old was BtrupKlinp along under a heavy load j at Seventyelshth street and First ave i nue today when Policeman Meyers i l stopped him I l VVhat have you In that load asked I the policeman t The boy began to cry then dropped I t hIs loud and attempttd to run biu the I policeman elzetl him When he con trolled his speech he said i Me and two other dulls wont down I to Christopher and Greenwich streets lute last nlKht and pulled ctt a trick In a grocery Ve got in by the skylisIit I F and took all the cigars ve could and c end some money My share of the c money waiilnetyfoiir cents These art I the chars I Tae JOY WOK locked up Ho imv 1 the name oi his coz 1I ions and they will fce urre4ed 0 SEAL PAPERS IN DIVORCE AVlff Cradled niirii Tram Stock liroUcr rhltli Cnitn A final rtccren rf filvnrce was KrnntPd this aftcrnooii by Icmtt Trunx to Slary O Curl who rued her liii biiid i PltWp CurllA r It 1 rr Tri pa 11hrs jtl tar ib T r P J T C r1 fIPn tl r rnr ndi3 Perth a 1 woc liianiii j prl t J STOCKS ADVANCf IN BRISK M IiKtT Smeltino Ainiljrnniiled Cop per Steel and Northern Pa cific Best in Trading Stocks sre sawed In tho early market today tile general tendency being to rise although tin gain were inpnffr except In fi fray ritanccs Smelling was the hst in tin traillnc nshu 1nroubyu Raped Transit mlvancoil 1 ftnh Copper 1 ntn Northern Pncllc 1 The den liner were hrlfk The line of the inrrkft grew flrtm tinder the inlluince of n litpe dennml for U S Sie weh injhrl P 14 liuctuntl ns Ken ray were ma I le sunned hue a number of stocks kept I vitrn iiienMUtahle illstaniii f I leSt nf the iniirnltiK Federal Jlln I Ins prfirrril advatKoil T Tin nilioveineni contirneil In tin I afurnnin ami the tnnrkut rills d ai te nliii gains of from 1 tll 3 point i Tn ti I i cuee of inrkf a en tT7 00 i i shore anJ or totals KKIiVC I I Till rliiHlllK IrliTx I 1 To1nyn lilsliifl Ianrut mil la t priori o f jriik lint of net rianutv as 101111114 with trrday final flzrri aiv a tolov i I Nit llleh Inn IAH Chr 1 mat lbpl er V1 3t u4 An tsar i ly J 1 1 1q t5 I Am lcr O1 1ltj la h 1oI 1ivMnotlv e a7ui iii I 7 i 11 Im IOfV J Hl r tWHj JftU 1 fat Sll t Itcf HI ilili c7 a U Amt A It pf Hi 1C Il2i y k n I Ain Katir inn us lii r t Int Ton fi pro M M M h Xnu uH Mtnint I t tM T IK 1 At T s ior 71i 71l I I lilt Ohln M ty h4t sit L i I Ilnwkl It T 11 1414 11 Can Parlor H1 i4Si 14i i he X Ohio Sl b n n4 J I IThl M 1 I I 11 IlnS II U rhlc 5 X V IN p a tau 11 rot furl X Iron 1ht4 tsi n Ii Col Southern 14 ti ivn s rI I Ru 1uNlt In liI L k sj tvl A lliMKin 12u 131 1374 if I PII SBC Corp W4 so au i ltln tt It ii tOi r g J Jr I tt 11 II lip III tan 11 0 SrllI pt tat 11 Irv I Ldn Mr F i 7 lul r bl c p r Sn I Ir Farr J u U J I tut r InnP If 7e r i 7t Inlll 1 Ara tx I IO r M Ceutntl 1 I h A h I lul2 III tot 1 1 T 1 al Ia tlc 2i j Nat Ial iohl I 11 IW Nor Ii Vt i lil nt Ii I North l1Irrlln 11 H AI h N V rnrd Itll t t Nor I nr Llc tP Ln i7l Llntllr d Vrrt t I I 7114 aII ti l Irun n d u IJ I Ig IJI I4 I S Slag I It W t k i Itwlbng lel tut Ut a Hcl I 17 174 l j t ltrl 1 1771 pt ua ro l y a hock Island II Iltl II t ktTelIl 1di 17 a 7i I I IhellltI I jay tr 1 south IIc P 72 I a I cuth Ry 11 luy iI sulh IL pr 22 I 2h r Par 124 ii 1St I nllln Jar 1245 124 i2 It 11 t nuahcrr 1 21 t 1 I r F st l 1 3 l1S t4 r s 1t cl pr Pit tSVa p13 0 I I tth Coperr 2t z tt fI 2q ya Car hh P I2 nil tC I Wh 0 s Vlonh pr b 111 U tlcIhr ILtJIl luu1 10 4 I4 wet tn tel IS 4c 14 ib I c 01 hlnc Deanne I c rP Y I f u fig I 3AO I 16it a Dollar hi tlie Bank I EVERY gate you buy a Pail If Merit Shoes it fS like putting a dollar in the a bank You get a four dollar hoe at 2 00 Statements of this kind do not ring true very often i There must bs something more than I a mere statement And in the case of i 7F Merit Shoes we stana reedy to just s s A prove how the dollar I tr I ls saved 1 Ii The Merit Shoe is made by the largest shoe orpaniz tion A HLjne country f l 5 tit Wer control six big factories and two tanneries We have sl ti five thousand employees Our total fenlPIoye is P output ten A Wh million Pairs of shoes a year We have a chain of y f v real stores and sell Merit Shoes direct to you h It is the size of this money sating orlrnizaticn I A 1 J and the fact hat from hide k 1 n raw to tne finished shoe t V ViY nJ waste Profits are eliminated thac nukes the tt dollar S 7 saving possible ti i 7 In these days when people are economizer try a i t I ii r Pair of MerIt Shoes You will find ydu are K I 1r F buying the same shoe in every way that the I ordinary shoe store retails at four dollars I tJJ Look over our store addresses and see which is most convenient to you Let us save you a t dollar on your next pair of shoes 1 q 1 1 Greater New York StoresFor Men li Women 0 I i 1he ylO O 1vr h 1 MANHATTAN llTlh St near Irxlncton Ar i Stf 1 ln rrcnr nt Hendr St lid Ar Ir tars rStli st Tlirntrr W is d Q irrcnnlrli ISninil n nrur HSUi J r e ge St nrnr Ilillnn Kt l 1 St Mitrnpnlltlin Life lsd s nilOOKIYN Or d Nth Ar near Sfth St rilltnn St Opp Orpliruni Theatre L Mil Ar near tItli St Sth Avg near Hill St In russet riIIL1DEIAllll I dull or patent leather North Slit St near Arrli I JSIS North front St i Six Factories and Two Tanneries at Endicott 300 f t and LestersUire N Y o late s lcs only r iJ C io L 1 1dli tI JV y i T TW bd P i T3 1 fl 4EG3t wnc r12it rf Ff firS I iii rill1ill I C zr 3 r i S T IJ lr 1Ii H j krtR 1 CK I t i j1 V Inh lJ rX I 1 rjA f i tn SZ jf 77 7 f I r t Z61l h 1 o Ur17I V 0 f Pil I HCJ I t il li i 1 W fJy I iiP i i OCtitP1f 1J1tT n l f 1 X tj ttI J8 i j ttA i J l 1 ir I L1 f i t n1 n t j nR K lT J1if1 W l J q fjf Z I i f1 f llJ I 1 j iU J Vj t l i f jJl M A 11 ttbl r j n IJ I r f1 rf hA cOif D 51 if i1 1 I 1 b ll t 1r AXI 81 I r t S lljl 1 ffiill sAi ALU A IJL E l I i t t1 LJ r I v INE N T IOt1 l r j h r I iI ztk o tfi t t iit k f t t f 1 J 1 OXT THINK k i tl J i rv iV f 1J that all Nemo r Corsts ao I if5r9 i j Ii ty 1T J f r l for SIIUt WOI1WI1 Ilf 1 r f though 01 a rOily t l c L 21 1Ji 1 lioll scant wOImn I U i t lhI 3 a rJ wll wear 110 clr i lri iJt bit but thc famous it G f u1 r lcduriIur J I I rltiTr new Back Rcstin0 Corset is fj z lH siml for medium and slender rl 7 wt iijurcs Itsui ars the vry spot 1 I t C r i lucre you need it jmisl tlio small of i T t 2 k o0 5 J f i thu liiiLli It relieves backache lilce I e li w m mngrie Tin hack stivls cannot turn I o l 3 050 and dig into tlio flr htile bact rests I fijQ if sll si rPVi nt this JllIllt gives h JV if J the IVV iieuii to prrfottinn V 7 1 W Yi W No 1BACKRESTING CORSET 1 ii Js rf 4 f It tl r S3 cn f I si s H 3 T I irl roved oil r i j 1 1 iJlllll it s pi Corals arc Sold ia Ail lion Sares Tbrirrlniut V orlJ t l HOPS rnoLMfrCoriouhAver12thStNowYarit I t r J I r4 t l 1J I r ht nr I t J The y Our Spring Leading f Catalogue Specialty Ready lareh 20 House ofd write for It At 785 Each Tomorrow Saturday 200 Walking Skirts All wool serges worsteds and fancy mix tures New find distinctive models about I the best Skirt Bargains weve ever offered Values 1250 and 1500 175 Silk Petticoats i In tine quality Taffeta All leading col f f ors and Black Value S750 500 I BROADWAY AND EIGHTEENTH STREET Lord Taylor Will Place On Sale Monday March 16th I An Extraordinary Offering of IOOOO yds Fancy Silks Greatly Underpriced Broadway and 20th St 5th Ave igth St 1908 World Almanac c i On Sale Everywhere 25 c I Voniini T1 0 Jlan G Ipt 4 J t ia I I Broadway at Thirteenth Sireet The Why of a Big and Evergrowing Business in Junior Tailored Suits Smart OutoftheOrdinar Models Designed by a Special Organization Appropriate Youthful Styles for Misses Small Women Wear Them rSa Ye Money and Because We Do a Big Volume Extraordinary We Can Give iii g Values fln00 sizes flA50 at 1000 1214 at 16 at LM I I VAlU 17V value 107S n Single and double breast ed French back model of fine high grade navy blue serge The coat is lined with satin and the skirt Is full plaited and has a fold Single and double breast ed coat suits in new two tone stripes blue and brown hairline worsteds and solid color herring bone serges Collar and I tuffs of rajah I GIRLS WASH DRESSES I at Extremely Low Prices I At 95c VVJes 11 1 c In chambray figured per cales and check pint hams in all colors Hgh neck guimpe Dutch neck and Bertha models Sizes 6 to 14 At S250 I Vaiuoj to JITV Anderson plaids high col ored linens cotton voiles white Frenh lawn Scotch ginghams in all of the newest styles Sizes 6 to 14 New Spring Models in the Famous Hangwell Skirt Special at High I tstre Brili Jntine I All Waist Sizes Fine Chitton Panama I All Lengths A JI Lscon Dance oi This Depar men 1 Brings Prices Down to a Low Level Riding Habits 15 5 20 25 Of worsteds and mannish fairies in all the new and favored models Separate Riding Skirts 5 and 750 Of Khaki Linen Crash and Cloth About 16 the Former Prices i G ThdrmQmlut 0 if I Q1i fJ Carhaft 6 AT BROADWAY 13th ST Special Sale of Boys Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits 75 3 Broken lots CF0 Formerly 550 to 875 50 We are showing Combination Suits at 7 e r iI 1C t Co t t Americas Greatest Railway s tern to the Southwest 1028 locomotives are required daily to operate the passenger trains on the New York Central Lines Pulling all together with their maximum power these locomotives could transport on a level track 1817583 tons at 40 miles per hour A large number oF these locomotives are in daily use for the service of the New York Central Lines southwestward These and magnificent Pullman sleeping and dining cars good schedules convenient departing and arriving hours make up part of the prestige of the New York Central Lines to Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis and points beyond The remaining part is made up by the accessibility of the Grand Central Station New York where all New York Central trains depart and arrive ot1ices i9 24S4 and tai U way 2 i Union I Square 275 Columbus liV i2th St I2th 1 St Station and Grand Central Sutton I1KOOK I LYNi 3 S and 726 Iu ton St an S51 Rroa Wiv en i Railroad nna Pullman tickets delivered upon e request Write U F Voiburgh L E P A AMERICAS GREATEST 1216 Broadway or Phone 5680 Madiin RAILWAY SYSTEM I I 1 Riker Profits i 1e are well aware that you are not worrying about our Drug Store prof its Its your own savings that concern you most But you will be interested to know that there Is a very close connection in the matter of Drug Store purchases between our profits and your savings We have never endeavored to deceive our customers or to try to make them believe that we are doing business at a loss We have found asour business has grown and flourished that one of our most profitable sources of revenue has come from the fact that we havent wanted it all but have been willing to divide with our customers to share with them the advantages which we derive from large purchases and cash payments Thus has It occurred that the greater savings we have been able to make 1 1 for you the more rapidly has our business grown and the more profitable it has become on account of that growth Our determination to never allow any one to undersell us to always fur nish only the best in all kinds of Drug Store Goods has brought to our doors that endless throng o f purchasers which means but one thingan emi nently successful business In our 14 busy Drug Stores in New York Brooklyn and Boston Ratnrdal HKMK It11 S1talSTS Free I blarth 11 A yhmrfrr pumtd I itEts wllb II V e m 0 n oS t rat Ion I rrq purrhnr of nr lOr IIIr nt RIKKKH Olb Av Rod Mil St UIKKIfs Jlli Ar and saj 11 I I Other IllUcrn Irlcee Irlrrn Plasmonmllk ovder50 45 HJisons Obesity Salts tOO St Enos Fruit Salts 100 76 Delavaus Cough Cure 50 30 I Pyrozons 50 311 RIWt Sarsaparilla the great tst Tonic Blood Purifier mode and Spring Medicine 7C I Ij OtliiiV hikers I I Jrlin 1rlipi Scuds Emulsion 50 uu Djsrkiss Sachet 75 us I RlWft Illusion Cream Tt I avrass Eau ile Quinine 100 00 I Rainier Natural Soip 23 20 Fickseckers Skin Soap 35 18 Empress Ifair Dye 75 48 Coopers Discovery lOU lilys Cream Balm jo 30 I iipteaynie Tablets oo 74 Nestles Food 50 SB Others hiker 1rlcet 1rliw Vilrdiands Peroxide Hydrogen tOO Of SulphoNaphthol So 40 What a blessing Greens August Flower 75 5 Ihats the expreiKion Kodol Dyspepsia Cure 50 HU I used us by ladies when i I Pierce Favorite Prescription 100 78 they once try ft under Fountain Syringes 2 qt 70c j RI t S Maternity Outfits 250 to 120U Ri ers Violet nliler Sheeting 1 yd x 1 yd S126 1I Rlltxg4Bulb Syringes DOC Cerate tustic Stockings S200 to 000 each for the skin and com Hrjmo Seltzer toe size 7c 25c size 17c plexion ostpaldSOc l Muvlers Chocolates the SOc kind C9c Ib Phone and Mall Ordrr promptly filled Cbiinrr Acei uult olrJurt Frt I I I n llvrn In theater Nriv York Mail Order Drpnrtiurnln Sixth Are Jt LI SI New York 43n Fulton St llrankljn gftEP5 DRUG STORES NEW YORK BROOKLYN OTH AVE lro KII ST tsn FtTtTOO ST mi AVK a 14TII ST COIVMIIIA I UNION STB r lliOMVAV It DTII ST 2T3 FIATBfSH AVE inir w n4Tii NT FULTON t CICSTOX NTS orrosm Till rinonr sr tNEK a JJFFE SON AVE3 O STOKES W BOSTON I r ll I iI 7 I II I i I I r eJ I r 1 II I I I I II I I h 1 I I I f i I 1 Words and Music of Dear Heart As Originally Presented in I I A Knight for a Day I I I At Wallacks Theatre in i I MAGAZINE SECTION OF NEXT I f I SUNDAY WORLD t I I If you want your business to become the talk of the v town tell about it through a World Wants Ad r 1 I t 1 L f AX L

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W r7 y f 1 yt i THE EVE N I N G WO R 11 D T FRIDAY MARCH I3 19OS k 7 J STUMm SINKS TORPEDO BOAT Of 1 i THE GmMAN NAn J Engineer of Yar Craft Is Drowned but Others of I J i the Crew Are Saved CUXHAVKN Germany March 13 I iTie German tarp IK boat s 12 vi run Into and stink l v a simmer at the j mouth of th It lee r Kllio today Tim cntpf ciiKltiPer of the torpedo boat uns ilrowntil hut thf rpinnlndrr Ii of the crew warn rcTund The name of tale Mtcniiipr n collision with tho war craft Is not known II HUGHESS FIRST VETO HITS i 1 RAINES AND CHURCH SOCIETY 5o Nei to The nvlnc WVrtl 1 AXBANY March 1300 Hughes rent to the Legislature today hlo first Veto message of the session It hits the venerable bops or the Senate John flames of Cnnantlaisua The bill vetoed t v the Governor wa introcluciil bv HaInes to permit a cuirfh orpt in thc vlllaKC of C rham Ontario County to chatso i name Th obieiM f he 111flrp s ns the OovpTior nn nr ne mp shed ender the prmtsioni of tie rode of Ht1 pro cedure BATTERY DAN I HIT1 BY ASSEMBLY BILL I Others Also Under Ban of Measure Forbidding Judges to Be District Leaders I I 1 11 lll In The Kiininr world A11t11 Miinn IIsttmdymnn Lee of llinuklMi todiv introiliirpil two hills wliiiMi make It liiiixuHlilc for a Cite MaRlitrito of n Munlrlpil Court Judge to be a milltlal lenlrr Ono of thi ninimiri inovlilch tlint no Cltv MnRi8trHi hill SUMP UI reiir entitlvo iif an n 1 d ill ru I parti for any Assembly Alderman Srnatorl il or Congressional io tnot on tho ex1utivt committee or ithT KOVOI nine body or nnv nolltlciil party organization or polltlcn1 party HH orl itlon The other bill lucrs the fnrne restric tions upon lan ipal Court lodges There nr ut present at least three men hnldlni such ludlclal oUlc In Manhnt district lenders namely t n and actlnc as l v Hattrv Dan Finn who Is a City MnclstrnUi Benjamin Hoffman who li Municipal Court Judce and CUv a I Magistrate Walsh Magistrate Toot hoes In Brooklyn In alsu a district leader 1 1CA mbl man Lea said In relation to hIs hills Home of these Judges engage entry year In plmnrv lights In 1hkh they UP to the full extnt the political pp portunitl a which Well judicial position gives t im The temptation for a JinlBi who I snlsna district lender to ptinsi his pnpn s and favor hIs rrlon L from tho S i h if an that ought to be remrJ hi nankins It Im possible for the o omcers to occupy both pi M iiv it I nine tear There is not n valid iirriiinif Hi rear of Path II IUll r IttP1 Jmlp or Ihls rlISS al li rany paId wed Illl llpl5fll til KiV XI III ve atiiition in tnilr cn Hue J llllal mules THi Iliaitir Pirn goes 10 f ill exit u nr piuli iltlim thrill Ram PI t nlIl tl till pllittlp llf lltt III III 11 IHlit V il ltsill I Tn dour of ill 1Ile IcailiM nip nth ohs Iblug anti sub traet tnatilnlli fnun In time and at tiiilmi xitlili tlicsp iiilK s ought in i I Iltl to the IlllpJIIllllt llllt PS Of tlllll ntlter BRITISH GRAFTERS SQUEEZE EMIGRANTS IIAIIFX N S March 130In lent wt in Invptlgatlon at lHer pool Ew and of rhirK of conspiracy in tlifrnuil einlKrints from Gnat Hrl I lain to Iunda Dr Hugh L Dickey who his been in cli iiKC of the Tra choma llopltal In this city and con nicteil with the Meillcnl Inspector of1 Immlnnints has resigned at the request I of the government olllclils The claim I is mule and Is support by the evi dence taken by the British Investigating hoard In nerpuol that person who win ilfolutelv free from ilU eaais were I held up bv Inspftin physiclans hero I and forced to pay certain sums of i allowed entrance I money before being I Into tho Dominion or else mulcted on the other side of the ocean and passed by tho Halifax olticlabi after un ex i change of preconcerted signs The lnestiBatlons brought out that I three men in Liverpool Mlkael lyurkln Charles Hnrnenon and Arshay Atonla i who evidently stood close to the eml I cratlon authorities had been extortln monoy from emigrAnt to ensure their olmLlon Into Canada GOV QUILD NO BETTER BOSTON March 13Gev Guilds til nets of grip and rheumatism from which he has suffered considerably for several days continued today with no sign of Improvement He passed a I very nncomfortable night I I I mr d q SURPRISE SPECIAL SALE No 442 Men Spring Overcoats MADE OVER THE LATEST SPRING MODEL 10 k fur Factorys Intended Retail Price 15 I 1 i J ether Stores Regular Retail Price 20 I I VERY stylish light weight Overcoats for Men in fine all alt Y wool fancy cheviots and velour cassimeres in rich new fancy gray stripes and several shades of the new and popular t fe Ian effects Very smart garments cut over the latest 42inch w YE full box model AH lined throughout with silky Venetian to match and exquisitely finished Made with broad concave fjt tsd shoulders deep graceful lapels and closefitting collars Sizes 34 to 42 See them on display in the show windows I It AT ALL FOUR STORES e t t U I W f I o1 t it 9 s nG 1 t a if r t mss e 111 Z i Jlj It 5 SYi wtp j Kdlk3tY7ti4u1i Ltxlet4yzezG The Surprise Stores rj Famous Double Guarantee Binds Every Sale I 1 Money refunded instanty on request or goods cheerfully 1t 4 exchanged All clothing bought here is pressed and kept in i good repair for one year free of charge r 1 Very Fashionable Spring Suits for Men NLV arrnaK in Spring Mils lust in from our factory Advance Spring 1XlS styles in new fabrics new weaves tv color tines new moIi tan smog elephant gray drab brown olive ant other new Spring shades in all new f te igltstll perfectly tailored nil tletyitK finshed I I I I AllNS SLITS Made of re liable allvnol Clieviots in new I Sptni designs and I colorings nicely tai lured and pertect fit S5 I 1Ii ling I r I ttlNS Sufisii new long I i cut singlebreasted models I nettle of allwool Cisstmeres and all pure worsted Hue I s e r K e s garments 50 I suitable for any oc 750 casion 1J Mens Spring Suits Tine allwool velour Casshnere and fancy Worsteds in a large assortment of all the new shapes and patterns cut on the newest models with all the latest style points fi Extra well made and 1 0 perfect fitting J MIENS SUITSExclusive de 1 signs In the finest foreign and domestic all pure Worsteds superbly handtailored through out every little de w tail given speial at 15 tention MHNS SUITS The equal in every respect of the finest cus tom tailored garments beautiful new shades and de signs tailored to 20 perfection I Ij I Boys Childrens KneePants Suits in New Spring St le 150 52 3 4 5 S650 New light and medium shades oi tan grav brown and olive in allwool fabrics all made up in the best poss bit nanner and extra wear resisting perfect in cut lit and finish ill the newest jpnni models oliin and fancv effeit Mens and Young Mens Suits Extra BroKen LotsMedium and Win Special ter eights p Regular X12 15 and 18 Values 9 AT Tine allwool plain black and fancy Cheviots and d 138146 W 14th St truly all pure black and fancy Worsteds in neat dark effects all sizes for men and young men ONLY I ij to 12 inch chest measure and stout sizes from J 3S to 16 THE l STORE I w lRD 1 mU c Mew YorK Four Stores Bridgeport 523529 8th Avenue Between 36th and 37th Streels 138146 West 14th Street Between ith and 7th Avenues Northwest Cor 3d Ave anu 83d S3 One Block from L Station THE SURPRISE STORES ARE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS o 5 h 1t w BOYS HLOUSES Boys 29c Blouses t 1 a ti I tiii let n ii I r II 1 c s t 1 19 C t an 1 Boys Colored Madia Blouse IHtkOa w r altai n il i to I C al IIKI in nr I 2d 4 r Clearing Sale Long Kid Gloves Accumulations from our re cent great glove sales are to be closed at very much less than we paid for them Nearly all sizes I 175 8 Button White Mousque faire Kid Gloves UUC now 250 12Button Mousquetaire Kid Gloves in white and black sizes now 6 and 6la nly pJ 7 OQ 300 16Button Black Mosque faire Kid Gloves tfJ 39 sizes 6 and 6X now tpl I jy 300 12 Button French Kid Gloves all sizes in tan f 1 fiQ white and black now 0 350 16Button French Kid Gloves in black and f T QQ tan all sizes now pl 7O No Mail Orders Long Silk Gloves That you see in other stores for 150 yours 95 C 1 tomorrow for One of the foremost makers In this country made these gloves They are 16button length and double fin ger tipped tnousqueioire style in black tan white pink and blue Slain Floor niooMiNri 3 Fashionable Pieces of Jewelry At the Uniform Price of I 15c I Tomorrow Only Pair of Gold Plated Winged Owl 1 Pjflsset with brilliant rhine stones very J useful Sold elsewhere at 39c to sac a pair Bloomingdalea price per pair for Saturday only is to 15c Gold Plated Feather Design Veil Pimset with various stones all M lustrous

Qxr Sold t t 1 e 1 s e w h e r e at 4EC Bloomingdales price for Saturday only 15c Gold Plated and Silver Mercury Wing Veil Pinsset with turquoise Itr o t r YJ ill quoise emerald sapphire ruby and other pretty stones sold elsewhere at 39c and 4Sc Bloomingdales price for Saturday only 15c Main Floor Vith SI Sftlon r r1 1 YOUTHS BOYS HAJS I ALL CARS TANSFEP TO n College and Tclesco s J Stvlcs j jl with IIT t or Purl i Rnns t Hirt In N zes fiS to J4 I ifij p I iJ n y r tiroun tan pearl tend 7jjji7O i I O ill 1 V T iiluclc T 6rfir f fltfl Boys College and Eton I Capj 1oi in block blur nrnn red unit p f 71 white hplenlld lii BI 1 nt49C i L CVIJIJTJATO AYf InHT060H Sz injn1 lint Ixt il liars t I 1 Putting The Cart Before The tlorer l A Sale of Boys Spring Clothes at Less Than An Underprice like this sometimes is made at a sea Half Price BEFORE Spring Sales Are Opened sons regular end opening never before the C I Thats the whole secretthe samples from S S ctStK I B des I iJVLUBijJliZd a high grade manufacturer who supplies r 1 exclusive shops almost exclusively Its a stroke of rare 4 051 I good fortune that lets us offer these samples of Boys i e 3 E Finest 1100 Suits tomorrow Saturday at it This Is What They Are Ill In the Materials Little Fellows Eton Suits Sizes ft Years 3 to I y Every color every shade and almost every pattern sented to be worn this Spring is repre w z Little Fellows 1 Russian Blouse Suits I Extremely Nobby Sizes 3 to 7 Years t t l Boys Double Breasted Suits Russian Sailor Collar Blouse in3 with to 8 r f Boys 7 Sailor Blouse Suits Sins IU year 610 i I r i Boys 1 Double Breasted Suits Trousrs I Pieces Knickerbocker Sizes 8 V3 17 I a l S L tom rA a Boys 1 Derby Suits Ever The Nattiest Saw Sizes Smartest 9 to 17 You I I No Mail or C O D Orders Filled Fprnnl I r HOth St vtlnn t irlAlOafIN014VJ I fin I t t 780 Mens Spring Suits i 4 Top Coats and Rain Coats I f c 1 Cheviots in all the newest Spring t The SUIts are In Fancy Worsteds and Fancy 1 k f l lJUIlO Shades as well as black hand tailored throughout close fitting collar that hugs the neck snugly broad shoulders I 1 1t t lies 33 to 46 chest in regulars and stouts Sd t The Top Coats are Tan In Coertl Fancy Cheviots and 9 9 5 I k y r llwy h ty The Rain Coats are In Fancy Worsteds 5 j c e aln oa S neat stripe effects 52 in 0 I rhea long All sizes 4 s Swonl Floor BOlh at fItJnn nioonriKoiiAiK8 I 300 Doz White Lawn Waists in a Sacrifice Sale I been attempted this season and may not be heard I A sale the like of which has not tits of again Opportunities for offering values such as these very very seldom come of makers brand new J t h r the entire stock one c secure We were fortunate enough to concession They are perfect in fit and finish 1 white lawn waists at a remarkable price of eyelet or allover embroidery others are r front many different styles Some have cluster tucked and so on Collar and cuffs are tucked Those with threequarter in front The actual button sleeves f sleeves button in back while those that have long S r values of the waists range from 75c to 125 Our prices prices Ir r N 39c 59c and 8Sc I ffl I 1I100IfSCHMIJS ALL CARS TRANSFER TO D mANSFErt 1 r I jl1flPJlltA rJ IEXNOTON1o3R 4VE 59o60 SHREWD INVESTORS The Best PIANO Investment You Can Make Is Buying a WAL TERS t t Here is an unexampled opportunity for prospective piano purchasers to invest T l their money in a piano that Q y will pay handsome dividends I in enjoyment w Buying a WALTERS Pi ano is as safe an investment 1 as buying United States gold bonds Pianos that are in ferior to the WALTERS arc f it selling at double their prices When you buy a Walters Piano you save as much as you pay for it and the inter est on your money will be a lifelong musical satisfaction t1 Why pay 500 for a piano when for onehall that amount you can get a Walters Concert Grand Model L Upright that in every way is every bit as good Bloomingda are enabled to sell these Walters Pianos nt such low prices and give twice as much quality bcause they are sui ificd with making a minute profita profit that would be ruinous to exclusive piano dealers We give you every advantage of our superior abiity as merchants We give you every benefit we reap through our practically unlimited resources and our large purchasing power tar cash An example of the excellent values we offer in Walters Pianos is this special sale tomorrow of 500 Walters Concert Grand 250 Model L Upright Pianos I or All Tticic is to be Paul is 5 Down an d 111 Week There are no extras of anv kind to pay and we delvsr the piano to your home ell the first payment of 5 Comparison has prose to vm beyond a question that Walters Con cert Gruel Pianos are supe ior to many 55111 plants Walters Pianos are bunt to last a lifetime a d you have Bnommj dales assurance that a VN aters Hinnn in you mine will br a veil able treasure ol p ensure forever Don t nil to come to our wiucrooms 11 tear and see these splendid pianos P ice includes stool uitu buck and rubber cover na ioom 3J IlMT I I All Can BLOOMINGDALESioom to 3d An BLOOMINGDALES I 7 njrr to JrJ IY S9IH to 60h ii 6 will be filled Nennn FSQT n ih m Roct1on IM t No mail C 0 D or phone orders II i IIIOOMIMDAIKS I IIa0at1N01NIR8 Womens 3 Hand Sewed Shoes 189 Heres a bargain in Spring shoes you wont want to miss The shoes are here in every style that will be r worn most this k jam Spring Theyare a made of black r1 rep kid and will wear to your en tire satisfacton S There are but ton lace und Blucher styles and a line assortment of snappy shapes Have tips of patent kid J lea ther or kid akin and Cuban military or low Ileem We can fit you per rctly for there are all sizes irons 2j to 8 in B C D E and EE widths Misses 150 Shoes smart button and lace styles with patent leather tips Made of solid leather through out every pair warranted to give good wear or we give n new pair all sizes from 8 5 to 2 1 00 I j Saturday I fos fjifl iioes back calf sizes s V1a0o I to 13j hir nvl Ili orall St sprtnn I I LltJI I Nit t6S Clearing Dressing Sacques Kimonos Eiderdown Dressing Sacques and Long oj rI j 1 Kimono of l Y f r German I fX Flannel in different 0I styles Sizes 364J un 1 til today J Z1S I t they ware 198 and IY fi98 tomorrow A t r E 1 t morrow you x l can I ae i J J l A them lor tt49 198 I Long Kmonos made ot heavy opting Ia ie 4SC I sizes 35 4r tomorrow at I conJ ton wth St Section Womens Storm Coats 1575 i I l That Heretofore Sold for 15 to 18 I at Wholesale i r I Springs smartest water cIll1 i proof taffeta silk coats at a I f r l j price others have topay 1 I r11411 t at wholesale There are U j tiff only 100 coats in the lot is of i I and there no telling p how rapidly they will be j I sold Come Early II I The coats are absolute I I l ly water proofthat is Ii i warranted Beautiful I ii colorings in solid and I i fancy stripes moire and i I I 11 check effects The great j I est storm coat bar i i gains ever 15 75 I I known at 1 1 I Sfnn1 Floor ro1lh St Section I niooMixoiAirs I Girls and Missesr I I Spring Apparel Saturday Specials I t Girs While Lawn Dreises in two ex f 4 i i ceptionally pretty styles high neck A 0 trimmed with ruffle and lace medal t j 1 lions and Dutch neck trimmed with embroidery Sizes 6 to 14 e l years Sat 98 C and 149 I 1 1 I urday at al Girs Llanbray Dresser made of t I splendid ihambray in pretty colors r f4 I trimmed wth insertion II i I Skirts lire lull pleatedQ 7I i I sizes 6 to 14 years sat ly 298 J 1 1 j unlny at I I AJJSCS Skhti made f a tine quality 1J Panama all the new Ii y1 j 4 98 4 J Sprn pleated mode s t h Saturday at I I Mist Junior lilts mad of fine Pa 1 il I t nama hentngbonc serge Ra ah Panama i i I trail fancy rrw pting rove ties Jak 7111 I its are semi it ing model lined with I satin SIn bale cut cry gentmibl in J irI I 1 ii l b V thiouchJUt is titeproichabe SI es 1 k 1 II 12 14 und 16 years Sat f 1 1 f I urday at fig9 f 1491 i7 98 x 1 1298 and pnU Fnnr r er v Sen J All pals Transfer to BLQOM1KGDALES Lex to 3d Ave 59th to 60th St ii g Y

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r T l THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY MARCH 13 1908 f s O l1WA V PLAN V CEO LEXINGTON 1 APPROVfO i et z ahd Gofer in a Tilt Over I tfthe Proposed Brook iJtlye Line ruJ J J NEW SCHEME OFFERED 1

finking Fund Could Help bv Invesiiug Corporate Stock V Coler Suggests J V By a unanimous vote of the Board Y of Estimate today the report of the llc tcormMteo approving the proposed SScxlfiBton nvenuo subway was adopted i t Action on1ho planned Fourth avenue Ire Brooklyn line was delayed until next Jfrlday Comptroller Jtotz endeavored to Rt action on the Fourth avenue sub I way and offered the contracts for the I i f jiljrposcof reference to n committee con elating lot the Corporation Counsel I Chief Engineer anil hltiielf c WihtAn opinion on those contracts from thoCorporation Counsel so I ask I I that they or referred to a committee fcisan the Comptroller OAnd I o6J Ct for I know youwant I to kntplan by changing the reso lutions ta Include operation as well as construction declared President Coler j of Brooklyn Then he added I object to tho consideration of the c motion at this time for tho reason that I undcrstand It to be the purpose to i refer Itto fhe Chief Engineer for Joint t consideration with a plan to combine I canstrurtion and operation In one con i 1 tlCt If I am assured that the purpose it Is to vtt on the contract at this meet I lag I shnwithdraw my objection iilf the financial question Ie left to the Comitroller ho can refuse to cer tify the contract upon his debt limit contention and he can be manda riiusjfir and the question of the debt margin thus brought Into court for de termination n That Is the stralghtcst I ail the quickest way Unless there fife I reculvi the assurance of the Mnvor that there Is to bo no further reference I withhold consent on this luaUr lllr Voter then offered a resolution I which hf declared furnished the key i note of tIll iiuSiway construction prob i Ifcni for the entire city The resolution rnufts Oiranklns Fund to make nil t fiituni lnVoPtnion3 for the account of the SlrUthR Fund In corporate stock Issiird tcr rapidtransit purposes t1 t HH course sWited In that tj JviilijivSls followed the citys In I lrl h rbda wlll br derrenscd by iX 011 v in sam ninount th Sinking Fund I Invi ss he raid U1i added that the procedure would J lihv r nSyUu available for subway apt tri clan The resolution was re ferred iinitroller cMtr declared afterward hat the course nj sested bv President Color was not practical and that leg lsrfn would have to be Invoked i iAid no ono can mandamus the QOit irPil us Indicate by foler Ho t lnovj that himself for they tried It when lrei cCi Comptroller Vie said Itiats hot so retorted Coler dirty ImsrVfho money and ran ratno I It list bJ5itlocsnt want to Thats all I He dOP35Sr state the truth I 0 I SHIPPING NEWS AUIAXAC FOR TODAY Bun rIM to6ISun etc tlOt Moon sets 407 I THE TIDES Illchwater Low voter AM PM AM IM Pnfly Hook 114 Boi JO41 lor3 Gay rears l land fiUl 6K 1J4U U4rt I1W1 Oat if IISJ 71S 113 11S iinljon 1 OK KV VOIIIC J tint 1 AnmED I1tQI yr et henna IlHlnAs Havana AllttD i ns Ton au ivnco l Povic Itcenoul e tiy fit CVUunjJjus SaMmtiaf i rT Ill ifljni GolV estgn IMaHfiaf n Liverpool ro t tI1NO STCAMSHIP3 HA1IKU TOHAV lJIndAli1 CarJIff Monvlm llbraltar NetherlePltlI Matin zaslGuanras if l i Crsleeo J rug Tvne iflu1n Dfatanzu r oya L Iara I lt3lllA Ilverpttol InI11 i IIr Ilaii IJvrninut t171f pelt lacer Jil inl Oity Swansea N ml1ur rfui Mriria Oalvif Inn i Crown of Cast JaI Jacltwmvllie r jtOltorJn1 t II w OijiJUCO STHA MSI HIS I H a DUR TOTiAV t Flnlan1 Uplcluiu Morr Cantle Hllvli N H a N I Ilihamas p P ilerNCdcrliindcn Antdu Omntanamo Ijyiilriiuiss Anne f Itt Ilruniivlclc Norfolk G I I F t t B I n t f i I t f itiP iT 11j WI M I f fld t f f f E 1i lli lL i ts 1 7I f 4 f2 I Ji B iDr i l t W I i Jlr 1 t r ii bpest Recommend ls lIla ol a satisfied purchaser it IS al tip vcrlbLirtfiit tlut no one can control J une ihat no amount I ir pey can buy we flIt 4fRenl ti ifsl err caL with allY Plurha er ol a PEASE Himu anti ility have been over 7Snoo of thn in the last W years Pea e Pianos give uiiiveriil sit isUiciinn prLes moderate terms nos cuiivenient A used piano 011 tlind make oilers the bes yilu iij a low priced instrument t 11d liaVtf the kind we can guar nnlee fr m I25 tip Write for t fajii a t r n till r PEAS PIANO CO 128 West 23 St i nr llriiul aj oi Turk KiiiklVMUriUiuli i rtvnrk llruucb i 3T miton St I 10 Mew 1ft I t 200000 FOR FIRE HOSE Iltilnc DlKtrlrln tn Get tin IMV Xnpltri The Board of Bstlmnto todny ap propriated fwWX TIT needed hose rap plles for tho Flro I ot nrtinont Tin Ilonril of Alodrmcn had iilreaJy tictca ofllrmntlvcly Olllcinls cnn proceed now with tm fqulrmcnt of evory onglnp company throughout the city It IK their Inten tion to equip thc companies In clown town districts wth new hope wilo tIA used hose will be cent to outlying section NO HOLD UP IN HIS SALOON Jiradore Xash the proprietor of n ealoon at Xo 610 Eighth avenue to I day denied that tho holdup of which George Kent was arrested vest rday l v Pete IIo OFaricll took place In I Ms cftntilislimpnt Nash said tint his plnco was not robbed and that the four I men of whom Ktiit wn one held up a man In the street nearby I MaysH31l1lfl9 J e Jtlh Never Falls to RESTORE GRAY or FAD E IiAPi to its NATURAL I and BEAUTY Au matter how long It has been gray or faded Promotes a luxuriant growth ot healthy hnlr Stops Its falling out and positively re moves Dandruff Keeps hair soft and glossy Refuse all substitutes gig times as much in 100 as OOc size IS NOT A BYE I rfcllo Hay t pea Co NWnrU N J S1 and 50c bottles at druggists I OPPENHEIM r ll1NS 34th Street West Invite particular attention to their 1 i rlrt Misses Junior Tailored Suits r 17 r 12 14 10 and 18 pears or small women sizes I 1 t 1 r 1500 2000 2500 rag tt Misses Linen Jumper Dresses 750 1275 ij Girls Spring Weight Reefers 390 590 850 i i711 t w New Shipment Girls Wash Dresses Agei 4 to ll yean 125 225 295 395 490 Girls Guimpes 65c 100 a Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders I r o n 1 By Right of Style j I Quality and Value Ii I i Brill Clothes Are I h 1 y New Yorks Best In j1 I j I Brill models are from two sources Some were de II jiJ 1 signed by t11e ten leading designers in America while FIi ff I 1 I others are exclusive Snii models designed by the Brill 1t c I organization and acknowledged six months to one year v in advance in all there are over 120 different new car 7 I led models tor you to select from 1ttit 4 I Brill fabrics are standard woven by the Bands best rye w mills Many Brill fabrics were expressly dcsijnecl and X s woven for Briil tires exclusively ze N The trinvnings used in Brill clothes are high grade i 1 The tall es Ili r of Brill clothes is the most modem J a sort of work done by tailor experts in the most modem k1 i tailoring shops in the world f W T i v The style and quality of Brill clothes make them t t best value even if 3rill prices were not lowest possible Brill trade advantages shared with Brill customers and f Brill contentment with modest profit percentage tend to t i r I Brill values minimize Brill prices and magnify Here then are New Yorks best clothes Mens j Suits Spring Coats Topcoats Raincoats Auto Coats f etc at i5 to 15 l You Save Substantially tOn I on These Brill Specials described below and offered at a EXCLUSIVE Every one of the garments 11IUIL MODEL special price is fully up to the high Brill standard The value OVUHCOAT LA I stated is the price a ked bv Rood clothing stores in New York and I elsewhere for identical garments or garments of the same grade i Mens Worsted and Serge I 1350 Ii IJ 515 Value Covert Topcoats 10 I Suits 518 and 520 Values I The deservedly popular short topcoat Is come again Into favor Surely the topcoat is just the right street garment for the active man 1 lint and not injured by Good covert cloth is fairly warm wind replant a have satin wetting These topcoats special at Mo are IIne1 with serge sleeve IInngs and are cut on correct models Tailoring and trimmings ire of Si5 standard Very few topcoats selling at Sl5 are made of as good quality covert S135C cnn 515 Value Spring Coats 10 i These are Stock and Oxford AllWool Cheviot Spring Coats tailored I bv a well advertised Rochester concern to sell at 51350 and t 15 Brill stores cm offer them at Mo because the manufacturer decided to dis I continue these lots and dispose of all coats on hand underprice Ex I cellentlv tailored with serge linings satin sleeve linings and shrunk Inter I linings these spring coats ire warranted to retain shape fit and style and to give full 515 service 1650 Value Gray Spring Coats 1250 allwool velour cassimeres correct i Cut on new 190S models made of I J shades of steel and Hue gray in smart herringbone weaves tailoring and trimmings of high grade these are the smartest coats even Brill stores have ever shown under t6io I 625 Value Silk oEdge Coats 20 Silklr dtoclKC Mack unfinished worsted Spring Coats and silk lincdtoedge Oxford gray vicuna Spring Coats The tailoring Is high class Journeyam work the trimmings models and finish are of usual J25 standard Lined with high grade silk Raincoats Values up to 1650 10 Cravsnrttepronfed mac1 of especially woven worsteds allwool Oxford cheviot and Mack thlbtftj specially tailored by one of Americas best raincoat tailors these garments are worth 51350 15 and some SI650 A good raincoat is the must practical and necessary coat a man can have Seize this chance to buy a good raincoat for ld 18 ana S20 Value Raincoats 81250 I rI These are Journeyman tailored Cravenette Raincoats that are standard fIg and S2o values because tf the qiulity of the fabrics aid trimmings II the joiirreyrun tallorhi and the correct models Bufceiaess Taos rs for Spring 82 to 54 I Dutcluv Trousers r r every man fur wear everywhere butchess Trousers are the only trousers equally suitable for dress war business rear and rough work wear Uutciiess Trousers are the only trousers harked by the CASH GUAKANTEli 10 cents for every button that comes I off 5t If a seam rips A new pair or your money buck for any un i stores satisfactory pair Dutchess Trousers can be had only in the four Brill j Ulul Serge Suits in fancy weaves Blue Worsted Suits in shadow stripes and overplalds Black Worsted Suits In dressy stripes and neat mixtures Black Worsted Suits in newest chalk line stripes Brown Worsted Suits new shades smart stripes Gray Worsted Suits neat mixtures The fabrics are grades used in SIS 20 and 2250 suits The journeyman tailoring Is of best SO standard The llninns and interlinings are of SIS and S20 grade The models are n e ss Brill models for Spring The price is 1350 because a famous mill had a large order concelled and because a Brill directed tailor shop needed betweenseason work When you buy one of these Suits not only do you save S450 or S650 but you secure a suit that because of medium weight fabric and s dressy pattern is practical for all year round senice now or any time anywhere and on the greatest number of occasions S18 Value Black Suits 1250 Made of i fabric remarkable for its lustrous deep black and fine finish Warranted by the mill not to fade and not to crook Tailored in SIB standard journeyman style Cut on SIS models Trimmed In 513 manner Here Is an opportunity to secure a fine black suit for very i little money Just think of all the uses you have for a black suit Youll I find that one of these will give you full jlS worth of service 15 Value HEgh Grade Suits 10 Made of excellent worsted cassimeres in handsome grays and dark Oxford overplaids In fabric tailoring trimmings and style these suits are Sts standard The price Wis possible through various mill affil iations and through Brill directed tailoring shops These suits are cut on new spring IVOS models I 10 and 1250 Values Young Mens Suits 8 i These suits for young men sizes 1520 are up to the best 1250 standard in points of tailoring fabric and style They are the smartest garments even Brill stores have ever produced under 51250 Boys Dudley Suits 395 All grades now reduced to 5395 Included are 56 57 and 58 values Dudley fourinone suits are waterproofed and have two pairs of trousers SiTes are 10 to 16 years Brill stores have sold 50000 Dudley suits under broadest guarantee to refund money or give new suit free in case of any dissatisfaction and not one Dudley suit has been returned 4 Value Topcoats and Reefers 295 For children 3 to M years Made of allwool coverts in various tan and olive shades new grays smart checks Cut on smart models excellently tailored Unusual values under 4 UNION SQUARE 14th StnBway K 47 CORTLANDT n Greenwich i ilEN s t TVKDAY IV Ill to I V ee OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P M t FOUS 15TH STREET cor 3d Avenue I 279 BROADWAY n Chambers St OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P M IlEN VWfUUAY INHL J K V FOUR STORES SATURDAY UNTIL It P M I I oi t2 w I 1 I Iti V PII e 1M 11 i tl1q8ll Uh lh1i IiiOfu Mlr Southwest Corner 6th Ave and ISth St New York I i Extra Special Bargains For TOMORROW SATURDAY 1 4 It New ifttiir f If krys 1i 1 Mens 4 Trade 1 3 1 Marked Shoe o 1 y i1 ff e and Oxorthb fi r tit a I YaSfCf t fflltf rtit t m H Ny at j 95 t t r a rIit 1 1 i r 7 rip z Hand Welted Soles 1 4 f r 1N1 t1iJ 1 t lf uw II Lace Button and Bluchers f fPttt CLnfi r t sizes 6 to 11 widths A to tftI 5 4 EE The lot consists 1iJi W W Ji z of 5000 pairs rA dI k c v Y AN 1 i7 v I J 0 12115 1 M lJ Ai s t r li J v11 II 1 VT f c P lt i S oe I t jJi 11J h cut 400 Shoes and Oxfords j 1fJ t all either iolid I i 4 j 1200 pairs Ralston Health S4oo r iJlf t worth I Shoes and Oxfords made from the finest 5O3 1 II at Patent Coltskin rct Kidskin Gun Metal Calfskin t4r Tan Russia Calfskin and Tan Vici Kidskin b 111 at try I I Surplus stocks and factory rejects tryJ h Gibson Ties Oxford Ties OF Women 1t New Spring siylss from famous makers ai u sia Calfskin Cun Metal Calfskin Vii Kidskin aid Patent Coitslm ft Goodyear Hed Solesmakersregular sct o grades sizes 2 to 8 at For Women Tan Lurlsia t Jir1 to SSq d Pumps Gun Metal Ca1sk1n Pumps 1 pQ f aK i r 3 r1 Patent Coltskin Pumps maid Vclt I 1 j ji i ed Solcs t c i vlnes a r ec Womens Sample felloes r Flexible Exieus on Soles Vumns Oxford j SI 5 S20J 613 j Made from selected vii C S r s yes at tffM fr kdikin extension soles j te Ihssr pen ij ihue are nudi tr mi Selected patent leather tips sizes Paeni iolsUm and 1 id Kn kin n 1 ce 01 bailor J 2S to S Worth they aye Samples of this Winters stti s 5iToo at 1 iiV j tiy i rti up t2 I 1J Fairs ol Womens Sample Shoes Y Flexible extension soles all leathers y Y values up oo j t t It t Yf flJ Lot 5 r lSOO Pairs ol I Womens Plain t Toe Shoes for r tender feet hand a turnetl z flexible uoie All sizes eJ1 00 1 widths i worth S250 v I I 1850 Pairs of Misses Napoleon Boots Patent Coltskin Via f Kidskin and Gun hrry tuJfi5 Metal Calfskin sizes 110 to 2 and 2 1 to 5 tiorth25 worthl yte G 3 at i rS atMisses j y pairs Misses 5 Sample Shoes Box Calf and Vici Kid t extension soles sizes 8 1r y a y h tN to 11 and itv to 1 Yf e 2 worth Si50 at 51001 I Napoleon Boo s I for Women Girls 8 rand Extra High Cut Lace and button patent y coltskin and gun metal p calfskin exten sio 1 s o r soles sizes 2 h to H 4 ir t1k worth 300 and S3 50 Ji l ftW at W L I LO Jjj Infants SI Shoes at 50c i Jm7 rl Jm7r 50c 5c 00 n h Tan black kidskin and patent coltskin hand turned flexible leather soles sizes star 1 to 5 4 Boys Dress Shoes New Spring Samples tom KRIEDfcKij SHOE cO makers of fine boys shoes t Goodyear Welted vx N Sage d S 00 Sizes 10 to l 3and 1 to 5 t i 4 Patent coltskin u r r and gun metal 5O 7 tlM tur School ioy hors blien 0 to calfskin worth r5la to 250 at hrKellersComfortK II 3 Shoes 195 F for Women at le p rS SPECIAL SHOE Irai for Nurses Teachers Saleswomen rrr j ei eltLw or any who are on their feet much k 7 Hand Welted Flexible Soles s 4 I rry 6JJ The uppers are cut from selected French r Vici Kidskin Patent leather tips or kid tips Sizes 2 i to 8 widths D to BEEf ir su aa r

f t 3S00 pairs of these famous tA 1 J Dr Kellers S3 Shoes on sale 195 41 f tomorrow sFrazln A Oppevbelv 6tb Ave add 18th Street fL

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I gyw7TlrP yn e Meq wr U J 7 n r i7r 11 THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY MARCH 13 190 GOT KIDNAPPER Of VJILSON BABY I IN TRfNTON 1 N J Child Was Vith Her When ArrestedFather and Detec t fives Sent to Identify Her Mary Chambers the young woman who stole Baby Cuorcu Wilson from Its home No 75 Hunk street last Saturday afternoon was arrested today h the police of Trenton X J and lo kcj up on a cliaiwof klUniipplm The cillU was with her Detectives Wade and Sweeney have been sent over with the boys father to identify her t Mary ChI Jtr was a hoarder In tho TVilmn home when It was at No 133 West Seventeenth stroll She had caused a I arril between the husband and self and the kldn iprilni wn the rosult of the husbands effort to HJ himself of the young uoriuna persistent attentions The police of tho Charles street sta tion have worked fiuthfdly on the ca e They traced the woman to Jer sey City and there lost her on Mon I da She had a haul account in one of the department store and this place has been under constant IPlice sur veillance since the woman disappeared The buys fatnrr Is a prliter and since the Healing of the boy he has teen up her work to Rive ail his time to tie search Mrs Ulson has been prostraed and under medical care i since Monday 1 lillss Clambers tonk Ce child out to bogy hint a velorpr and did not brine him back I j OLD GAMEPROVES i I NW TO m JtRSmni BrinkerholT Almost Lost His j Ring and Overcoat in I Learning It I Three weltdressed vnunc men Henrv I r J Jones Jolrn Foster and friaries Mor t I ran giving the r oooumtlons respecI i tlvelv as stenographer bookkeeper and bartender were accused today nt de I tectlvo henJnunrters hv Mortimer I I Brlnkerhoff of havlnr tlimtlnmnied him i out of n seal ring and nn overcoat j I Mr HrlnkerhofT who Is a butcher from Jersev City was willdne alone I Fulton street m ir Nassau last night i i when he heard a gentle thud o n the i pavement behind him and three men I topped from the shadow of n doorway I One of them picked up a small object anti when the light shone upon It rrlnk erhoff SAW It was n fat pocketbook t Sur your pardon Mr sail the man I thlrk you dropped your pi ket book and exteiilrd the waMft U the butcher who took it without he ti1on Thank you vry much he said and tnrteil n cn when another of the men I i Fpoke lip i Walt a minute he said You look HUn an honest man and I hive n doubt the purse Is yours hilt we dun I know you fir and I hrpe von wont trke it antics If wi ask you If volt have acme security tl at yii can elve IM I I Still flncedeir tie nockitSook which I seemed to him to be heavily wadded i Brlnkerhoff taccrly replied that Ln I would ho glad i furnish security and quickly divested hrnself of his overcoat i nni i al rlntr I That U entirely satisfactory sail the man You wont object I an sure to my going around to n Jeweller I I kn ti LI ciivipj his ring nlucil And when the Jorjcylte agreed he dls I appeared ulh the ilnj t lie remained away FO lone ilia 1111 other two men one hitting Hrlnlitr ruffs overcoat volunteered to KO look for him ami their victim said If iviuM 1 wait right then imlll they let art J When iiiv turn out of nlnlit ho upelnl the pocketbook and found It ncnllv I Muffed with slips of blank paper MI e I waited no louver hit went lit one n Dotecllve llendriiijrtfrs The three men worn arronled an rir i aftervanl at No 123 Flowery and t 10 rinK and overcoat returned to llrini I orhoff A TWO YEARS FOR LARCENY Illnmiiiii siiliNMinn Mull n Ienrl feel Ill l IVnrlli firdll Charles IF UVbor at one line nee of th best known diamond salesmen In Now York wa sent to tint Sine lo i day for a term of two years Me seas convicted of grand larceny first do roe by Judsc trIi in Uomnil Se I sloii for stealing a Vitn pearl neck lace from FjUdccKw t llflscr ur No J70 llroadway In September IWi j U eber pawned thu BIIII for SXJ and I then returned the ticket to the firm Iin I was arrested shortly after the theft but would not admit the act Weber Is art t wu yoari nhl and lived at No KM welt Om Hundred and FlftyHshth I 51 reel lie has been out of work for several year owing his former friends ay to ivll habits I I Dr Lynns i PER ECT Tth Powder i Cleanses preserves and I I beautifies the teeth and I Purifies the breath I A superior dentifrice for people of refinement Established in 1866 by I d 2 11 m Corner Corner Sixth Ave Sixth Ave 23d St 23d St SALE TODAY AND TOMORROW EXTREME BIG VALUES IN Mens New Spring Overcoats Cravenettes and Suits Advance Styles New Models Lively Patterns Low Prices to Sell One Thousand Suits and Overcoats ToDay and ToMorrow 1000 18 Values at 1000 Spring J Silk and Satin 10 Spring 1 Suits Lined Overcoats The attention of shoppers and buyers is called to this big offering of new stylish Mens SprIng Suits and Topcoats at our wellknown low bargain prices Sale ToDay and ToMorrow SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Cor 6th Ave and 23d St SPRING OVERCOATS SIS Hens Tan Top Coats 10 SIS liens Fancy Brown Top Coats 10 SIS Mens Cravenette Coats J 1Q SIS Mens Oxford Spring Overcoats 1Q SIS Mens Herringbone Spring Overcoats 1Q SIS Mens Striped Brown Spring Overcoats i Q SIS Mens Black Thibet Spring Overcoats 10 These coats arc either silk or satin lined some with silk velvet collars SPRING SUITS SIS hens Fancy Brown Worsted Suits 10 SIS Mens Black Thibet Suits 10 SIS Mens New Shade SmuT Color Suits 10 SIS Mens Black Clay Worsted Suits j o SIS Mens Blue Serge Suits 10 S1S Mens Fancy Gray Worsted Suits 10 S1S Mens New Herringbone Suits 1Q Coats silk or satin lined Vests back satin lined Boys Long Pants Suits 14 to CO years of age including Fancy Chev iots Brown Worsteds Black Thibets Blue Serges value si2 nn for today and tomorrow PO UO 2500 pairs of lens Trousers in Fancy Cheviots nut stripe Worsteds Black or Blue Clay Diagonal or Serges worth 43 and J4 O Afr I Today and tomorrow 250 o I Corner Corner Sixth Ave Sixth Ave L 6 23d St I I 23d St I Car Fare and Railroad Fare Allowed to All Purchasers Living v Vlthin Fifty Miles Show Your Return Coupon to Cashier and Qe I Your our Railroad Fare Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 oclock r I I i minium i ill II iiillllmiiiHirtTfifi I f 1 I Bi illu I PIANO STORE Forth F I cl1 EjJ1fdC 1lM G U1 TfrllfJJiWYORK a SIXTH AV 9 T020 nSTEFE NEW VW I TOMORROW Is the Last Day in Which to Take Advantage of the Great Piano Sale r NEVER before have we sold so many pianos and to da such a dhcerning class of customers Tomorrows list is the greatest of all magnificent bargains to select from including STEINWAY WEBER GABLER SCHUMANN PEASE SOHMER HARDMAN AND I OTHERS 500 DownIOO Week lit On Any Piano Under S 15000 I Ralilrr Iprleht Plni f I Pimo I prUhl ijT 1 irinlnian Iprlwit Klin 1 Stilnway 1prlrtt 1 l7r I Ftelnway tprUht WSIi 1 Sohiivr Ui runt a I lift 1 Wtxr Uprlictit SI1ft 1 ICrnnlrh A Iliih Kprlxht l11 1 filiTlliur IprlJrtit MT II 1 TIfR Iprlcht 11111 I WlntirnitU 11Iht t IIII I flilcKTlns fprUht 9 an I Nwtlhani II right jtll6 I Waters fprlpht SKID I Wtcnrr rprlirt S17O I Ih mr Iprlirit I7JV 1 Vnvt tlrllfht Klisa Whltmy li ritlit Aliin t ailinln Upright inn 1 ShnnlnRt r Uprlcht ir 3 I ShrrwissI tprlcht WHO H i I I S Inrk ITwrlcht HttA f II and venlr other IprlKlits a low u f7 Jnln thu Mlltoa Ilna Club tomorrow III I III New 375 Milton Pianos for 225 Greatest Values Ever Offered in This City Terms only 150 a Week Club limited to 200 members I ONLY A FEW LEFT j 1 1 ca c 000 o S j j amnorra srrrz rom vr T Victors r Edison o 12 Minutes from Hobolcen btation tit tic 1 50 Cards and f Phonographs cl1 2 lit j Plate 85c On Kasy Terms rYM YZ J Q A rJl Jtoman type name only 1 Down Si a Week JIIJA rJf1tl c V a tI1 v regularly 150 ilT Fourth 3fXmAV LQ KTO 20 STREET NEW YORK g KT Third Floor m JlJTr VrVrT TTTrJTBpn WJ g j J 69c for 125 F 5j for 149 for 250 150 LongSilkGlo ves Mousqetaire Suede 175 Long Kid Gloves orihort leeveiAnicricMimade r Gloves Gloves tar superior to the imported Not a miscellaneous assortment buts importa ported ilk gloves made wth tion bought to retail at 1 I 8 button IciiRth Elbow length In white Im double finger tips glace kid black anti white For lridny only at 1 ported to sell at 2iO This is a very special offer tlT Mita lira U Main floor f fff Main Floor t it Misses and Girls New Spring Suits 2475 T IDEAL creations planned especiiilly for young girls pSkessing those decidedly t smart style points that always distinguish the SimpswiCrawor l o apparel for misses and girls p fie fact that we lo the largest Minseii and Girls lu ine s ill New York w Thlnl riiur certifies to the superiority of our styles materiaU nod wurkinaiisluii A V r ir 1 Our prices are at all times conceded to he absolutely rJkVM the lowest quoted the saving being so pronounced that this store is J buying headquarters for all economical parents I s f Misses Suits made in a variety of handsome Spring re 1 weight materials a stylish uptodate model 01 striped Broadcloth Panama and w trf Serge in blue brown Copenhagen and bite nlu all the new light shades dii 1F1tt played in buitutUul cheeks and slr pcs lined with excellent quality taffeta Skirt I Sl 1 rs ure made full pleated or circular ellert tailored with deep told two QA 75 I tt f sr s inches from foot A special value at TL I J iIt Misses Suits made in two new Spring models smart Y Vrf t lri cutaway or doublclirastcd styles in inixtures stripes Serjjc and Iananias in all A Y Y pretty coloring llnpd with soIl satin Skirts are full pleated and 518 i7Ci 18 75 tii yy V trimmed with fold at JLO I J I i ii r Junior Coat Suits made of fancy striped Panama in I b1 t navy Copenhagen brown and tan famy trimmed follarlcss model made donble t breasted and lined with satin lull pleated skirt with deep fold A 1 It 75 J1I l i very stunning girlith nit at I I t ik Misses Lingerie Dresses made of line Batiste in pink y ii Vlt j pale blue clmniKigne and white in J rime s efleit Entire drc ci lifautifully e I 1 ds a trllllln d witli Val lace nuilallton and line tucks I ht Sjieciol 1 i rjCL t eN r at Spcrinl51175 il r lIi P Misses Skirts that are made in two new Spring styles f r i vv Full pleated or gored circular model of excellent quality Panama and light ije 05 I tt ti shades of mivtiircs trimincd with told Special at 5 jI F a i 0 uti L f Girls ScvenEighth Lcngth Coats l11udeof Covert I I Il Cloth doublebreasted strictly model sires ti to It years at 450 I I Girls Tub Dresses in linen percales and ginghams I y I T many to choose effective from i ioi 1i l150275325 r ti x75 i I 95c for I Womens 2 Silk Hose I JET Main Door NO similar sale of Silk Hofc has ever occurred before Its the mot extraordinary bar gain occasion that we have ever been able to offer the size and color assort ment being complete 10000 Pairs 2Thread Pure Silk Hose They are ab solutely 2 values Ircshnew goods v fresh from the mill ats E They arc not sec onds or ram of the mill which are so fl t frequently adver ted V j Strictly First class Remember they are all two thread bodies with three I thread solos heel and toe which in sures extra good wear You will find all the color crea tions represented We will again posi tively state that this sale is unprece dented as you very rarely get at a special price Silk Hosiery made by a No ti gauze frame which absolutely guarantees the extra fine t quality colors of thread used 95c b Kuppenheimer Suits for Men15 l AT THE opening of each season we always hold a sale of these celebrated r ri Kuppenheimer Suits Our first Spring shipment has iust arrived all will l be on show and sAle tomorrow giving you the first glimpse of the correct styles for Spring XT trend moor r The celebrated ICiippenhciincr Clollilnw marks the nearest possible approach to IIIIUctomeaslre chilling pos esiinjr nil the desirable features and eliminating lass of time in fitting All the new materials identical with those shown by the merchant tRiluro election of some JOO suits 1550 marked for the first Saturday selliiiR at A L Kuppenheimer Suits and Top Goats at 1975 to 9315O lt The better and finer suits and toppers in all the newest r nattiest antI maul stylish effects in plain blue Niles browns tans and more sombro etlects better values more styles than ever CIU75 to SU50 522 Top Overcoats for 1350 1aa a Just the style cut and inn trial the hijjhpricTd tailors i arc turning out Another hundred Lawrence coals fur SjturJay ti 1 Overcoats in latest gray brown and tan cloth in all wool fabrics from tJ to II indict in clIth all limit tin large swell patch pockets j ciifTs on leeesi some have cf iullir and iti s uul others h isle clith collars with everything you usually find on a S22 irarnient Ixtra collar match the otcrtoat so ns to give you collar of wmv goods should you until it tnull ii ressert should avail thcnia lves of this introduction to get thc newest advance style at thc introductory s price if 1350 Included are neat Oxford and Black Vicuna Cloth Coats Boys Blue Serge Suits S 95 S the Guaranteed Kind tt Doublebreasted coat with or without belt knicker pants full lined every suit Knarantccd to giro perfect sutUfnction or a now suit tree 500 Latest Style Reefers in plaids checks and plain at 498 I e t Smart Spring Millinery t at Popular Prices f OUR showing of opnlarpriced millinery is now at its best embracing one of the largest collections In New York and by far the handoomest and most fashionable fT Srrond Moor Every dollars worth of goods we use in trimming our Hats ii bought direct from the Trench manufacturers in Paris thats one of the reasons our prices are so attractive The Prettiest Trimmed Dress Hats at UO and 12 in all New York at this price Dont think of buying your Trimmed Hat or your r Lntrimmed Hat without at least seeing our showing It will guide you along the correct styles and save you many a dollar The Swellest Tailor Suit Hats 795 I Fifth Avenue shops would ask you 20 for a hat with far less style t 500 Trimmed Tailor Suit Hats at 398 495 and 595 Including the very large Sailors Turbans and medium shapes all exclusive with ustrimmed in our own workrooms Untrimmed Hat Dept LJr fRIn moor The most wonderlul and interesting department in New York 1 Msscs d1 Ghitdrena Flats Hats 85C and upward Womens Untrimmed Hats 98e and upward Here you may choose from all the finest French m shaper al prices ranging from 395 to 1173 Here you can choose from 10 different i style of latest lrc s shape at 125 148 to 550 1 t 1 fl I 55 I I L f Juni I Surplus Stock of Mens New 150 Spring Shirts at 79c FIE manufacturers stock was piling up with insufficient orders TlIE sight to keep pace with hU output lie waited until he was forced to seek immediate relief and was willing to pay the penalty of a quick sale Many haberdashers who run little shops nnd cater for an exclusive pntronRe have and latest style nt much more than these identical shirts on show as Fashions smartest Shirtsbecause we sold similar shirts I M 3150 but we say they are at that price some time ago r 7 ff Tfc This is n rare chance to lay in 7 rf C a supply The shirts hear a Popular T manufacturer nd lar trademark which we Breed with the not to in fit and workmanship Material vertiseare absolutely perfect pleated plain bosoms attached or detached culls made are fine percales in or arein nn unlimited variety ol iattcrns all this seasons latest production all I 9150 values choice I 1 Mens 50c Spring Neckwear 25c All the new Spring shades in many pattemv open end fourinhand special at 25C t IIII 1Irn j 4050 for Allover Lace Waists Pretty dain ty and dressy All Ijiic A lists over nits as Ihlnstrat t4 cd in cream cohort e or whit with t yoke of filet mo tils finished with lace jabot milled sleeve Wo might just as well sell I r t r I SiJj for each of rl i tliec ivnUU any one would gladly pay it For to morrow It morrowx50 rI Very fine quality dressy Hn tlstf Vaist looks just like u 35 to Jli fetish yoke of Irish Crochet front shoulders and back trimmed with squires of i in tucking and embroidered medallions threequarter iceve with very Frcnehy fancy cuff lace trimmed You would gladly a 3 45 jiay Si for this wiist at Three distinct and beautiful styles In White Ha SI 1 98 tlstc Waists at JL i Certainly the dressiest and cheapest Waists in all New York They are all splendidly made and finished Silklined Voile Skirts A SPECIAL Saturday Skirt Sale presenting one or the very latest and smartest models that have come to us I 1 this year Voile Skirts are so ser viceable dressy and appropriate for all I Jill occasions that Voile has come to be Ii f j I recognized as the ideal skirt fabric II j j ra Third Hour f Voile skirts with n t IIT k I 1 Iii tajjctu drop skirt Skirts that usually sell for 1750 t Special Satur 10 j day at Beautiful French Voile a ro Skirts of exceedingly llc ma tote 7 terial in blue black and sins brown fashioned after one of 4 i our most beautiful models i Full deep pleated style with one broad and three narrow hands of self colored tnlfetii mounted over elegant crisp taffeta drop in regular and extra sizes These are unquestionably the greatest Skits we have ever had to other nt ever10 Our Mabel Taliaferro Washable Collar Foundation tV Notion Drill Main Floor is positively the only perfectly propor tioned and properly shaped foundation on the market Ours is different from all others and can be worn with perfect comfort Two heights in white and black all r sizes 4 for 25c i Long Pompadour Rolls 25e i

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F v t c rv Y51nf t P qi nr a nm P j X n2q o Y f I I i 10 THE EVENINGWORLD FRIDAY MARCH 131908 f MONSTER WAVE fROM OUlH SEA SWffPS BIG SHIP 4 Ii I d Clears Deck of the Alleghnny 1 Leaving IS Inches of Water in Cabin j 1 The fruit ptcnmthlp AlleKhany of the HttmriurjrAniorlcan Company came in to her dock nt Pier 1 North River today nnd her solo passenger D 11 Teed from Santa Marta Colombia who ISM TOUt to Montreal had to tell of a monitor wave Mint came i down on the big fruiter when two day out of Port nu Prince It waR early last Tuesday evening I wns oJ deck to eel some air The lookout called un to the bridge b Second Olllcer Hahn tlrst made out t the biff wave Ho spoke to Mr Hahn t mjd the litter called out to me n word of warning I saw tho big wall of1 water ahead coating toward us at great speed and hurried Into the c niunlon way but not soon enough to save my 1 self from being drenched The water poured Into the cabins until there was i eighteen Inches of It swishing about The wave had broken over the deck carrying away everything movable and the men on the bridge were almost i carried Into the sea t The wave from Its trough to Its I I i crest must have been at least thirty feet and the remarkable feature Is i that the sea had been quite smooth nil day and after the wave had passed us the surface of the water again rev i gulned Its quiet level I STOCK EXCHANGES SAFE IN ROOSEVELTS WAR WASHINGTON March STo cor rect any misapprehension that may ex j 1st through the circulation of erroneous I reports concerning the Investigation which Commissioner of Corporations i Smith fe making into laws affecting bucket shop operations Secretary Straus of the Department of Com merce and Labor today Issued the fol lowing statement Secretary Straus states In regard to the matter of bucket shops that the President has simply referred the sub Jest to this department with the re i quest to have Herbert Knox Smith Commissioner of Corporations examine certain bills aimed at bucket shops and to report his views on tilt general sub i ject The President has not ordered t any general Investigation of stocK ex change nnd Mr Smith has been Ins fctructcd jto use his own Judgment In reporting upon the subject and getting the facts that the President desires II I WAGESOF 15000 MORE I MILL WORKERS CUT MAXCKIESTEU X H March 13 Notices were ponoj In the mills of the Anvoskeac Manufacturing Company to day nnnosnulnc a wage reduction avpr aging 10 per cent to take effect March K The Ajnoskeac corporation has the largest cotton nianufactiirlnc plant In the world and employs about iXiO operatives I MRS BALLINGTON BOOTH STRICKEN AT LECTURE nix5 MOINTS ii larch la1lrs Mnuilr Lulliivtnti It J ol tile VIM ill leers of AincrVti suffer in attach or teat t Hl u b W i t c I a ll1 1M t Ifi prison will in mii i1 inn 1 off L i Filmb PlvI U t one of her ndilitH her londltton was su h m nn I that It was ncciMinry for friend to I I iciiHt her toO In r i nrritgr The itliul list Melt was tio result in IHN nluili Jiiiil just rtMfJii I Mrs tooth of the icnth uf II hlo I iiiwiirKir Mr mule Irandr tit MrAlpin elf of liiii KJuln A McAljilii of Nrt Yins 1lnslflnt gulled In tie I vl lil of tin Mffiini notnui ilirlnr i1 hnr roulltloi o i o srrii anti ntlvUt1 t n r to ret World Help Vants will quickly bring to your door the KIND of j workers thai do things RIGHT I RIVERVIEW ACADEMY ALUMNI Tin HlViUjiU Auiil tii Aliiinnl As socnllon Ii IP html Its M Intid aiiniiil dinner at the Ilitfl Aitur Situnln night iitnj TOO riiriiilieri are espfivil lu atliiiil Airons thus wm wilt pruli 1011 Still k me Tim XViidilnin JiiMtio iloetsb eee an I Inh IliiUii illiiunl Tic r iilits nf ltirervlrw Aeailenix m uniform lil In Mijiir ansrph H II xlire n prro1 siI mat II into the dining salt T i tiMi nil In iriimi I h 4issr from 1MJ to I ht last glass I i 1 WE SELL MORE RPAL LACES THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN AMERICA E1 l Vll1 eJk1 B A j l ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS 6TH AVE 22D TO 23D ST N Y MIEN Saturday Only 18 NEW SPRING SUITS f lS 1t QQO t 2Lk ti FOR Q 0 fit VJr lt Worth 1 ft a i t i f q 18 RJ f j 1 1 t I i z t Lt We PositivelyGuaraniee Ii i f 1 d g tI This Value I ri Llt Just 00 Suits made of guaranteed all wool chev JI a 1 t r V iots and worsteds hand tailored best lining T4 1JQ Lf 41 hair cloth front close fitting collars in every way worth 8 80 n SI8 marked for Saturday t only at I H r l 1 L Mens 12 Top Coats 540 f 9 Made of all wool covert cloths in light and medium shades ti P I kt well lined box effect worth r rr rw yJ P S 12 easily special for Satur day only at 10000 Mens 2 Negligee Shirts Good quality thoroughly highgrade shirts that haberdashers t sell for 5130 and 5200 each all new 190S patterns perfectly made of the best and most popular materials Styles Include 89c 8 9 C white pleated front coat shirts shirts of woven madras and C French percales with separate or attached cuffs hand laun I dered all sizes from 14 to 18j choice of these 150 and 52 Worth 150 S2 values for Worth 150 2 tL J H h H HHH HHiHI H iiId3 rtIlrrttSft lHH H1HH H loIt HIiIHH HI I t ltli I 1 MOM QUESTION THE LARGEST AM BEST STORE IN MS SECnONOFBROOtvLYNj f

1 ft t J 1 i wa A i t 1 J a r f r i I 1 m fc5Sr Ji r r tax r i MV5 iT r r r li J rv iLis a n tl o S racrloN O1 M c r 1 T 1 ti p Tif finS 3 air Ill a 1st E t 1 1 Waft f J 01 1 a r BnOADWAT AT RALPH ri L xiNGTON r1SpYtttl r j tS rew e T 1 R S3 U I I s 3 r I L 3 t i I si Jit ft 1 9 ST I I F J II E 4 For Man We have arranged for a Special Exhibit by H r i Breathe r red e 3 Woman and Expert NuMIc Demonstrators I and 1 II Child to explain and fit on Deep I Live Long t 1 Makes You i PRol HAS MU NTE RS Use ALL of Straightens t Your i r 7 f tiJ utri 7 7 9M Round s tt r F I Lungs by ti a la ALL the Shoulders i C Time COMPELS DEEP BREATHING Instantly I i r t Gives you that military rearing so much desired A beautiful R f s5 Exhibit and Public Demonstration now going on at our establishment 3 r c permitting you to try on NULIFE whether you intend to purchase or not Bring your children try on a NLLlHIi and see what a wonder ter i ful improvement it make in their appearance ITS HlfhbLTb AKt I I i MARVELLOUS AND INFANTANEOLS t i r formerly sold for Five Dollars rr j 00 I 2 WHRH I Special during this demonstration Qjy gJaxLr Jp I i ion urxriii i i M nirsrit Trn noouiii RITZ TO DKlAltmKST I tj NT 11 l p ss 3 T i V K V T 1 r rO J Jf 1Ji SJT O A J ff ffiJ 3rffiKSFffTT3 J r J1i1 o 6 Bif 1JilJJJ1J f f l b Jr U jfLif I LS Cr J r7 W t i f Broadway nl raph Lcxingion Ayes Brooklyn j i JKlNl PL BROOKLYN SALES AGENTS Ii H H HH 1H r 1 H H H wHKK HHwH xKH HHiIHHHi 11 rIIHHIHIIIHII I I

J iJk aj t I l l R 1 SIG II I I 1 I Afl l 1 r I hr M6 f t a tLINGf R ES if OU AP i ll R1L 30th nl I t The Man with a Ten Dollar Bill Now Has the Pick of These Four Hundred Overcoats 22 Oxford Melton Overcoats that were So and J25 WorstiM body Imncs satin yokes 9 Black Silk Lined Overcoats that were 3 Fine Mick Velton pure silk lining 10 S Gray Diagonal Tweed Overcoats that were Sgt Combination Worsted and Venetian linings 45 Fine Quality Kersey Coats that were 5iS and 20 Venetian or Serge linings 10 Germania Chinchilla Overcoats that were J25 orsted body linings with satin yokes S2 Uack and Oxford Coats that were JlC50 to 2230 10 Venetian Worsted or Serge linings S 47 Young Mens Nobby Overcoats that were 20 to 24 S B U B and Tourists 48 Model and Sample Oxercoats that were 520 to 25 Coats of exceptum character and style 85 Top Coats and Chesterfields Values SIS to 52250 10 Back Oxford Coverts and Venetian 34 Cravenette Raincoats were 516 30 to 21 Oxford Granite Overpbds and Mixtures Eight Hundred Mens Suits 243 Mens lllack Thibet Suits that were S1650 to 2n S B D B various models 255 Worsted Mixture Suits values 515 to 5I 3 Excellent quality and stylish fabrics 162 Cassimcre and Cheviot Suits that were 5iS to 522 10 Both nobby and conservate patterns 140 Medium and Light Weight Suits Values 516 to 520 5 Serge Alpaca and Mohair linings NOTE Involved In this enforced selling are the present stocks on tic floorstocks on lack order and coming il Mock still ill course of martsarhlre The Special item at SIO in Dens Hear end SI il Hoys pear atve an tmra tion of Chat in is store for economical purchasers Selling Out Boys Clothing gI N F i f YOUR PICK D B Jacket Suits sizes 7 to 1 7 years Russian Blouse Suits sizes 3 to 7years t Sailor Blouse Suits sizes 5 to 11 years 3 Reefers Overcoats sizes 3 toijjeus 3 Knickerbocker Suits sizes 7 to M years StandardvaluessGandupto7so A Harvest of Bargains Broadway S s Chambers St Stewart Building City Hall Park w von 1 I Water colors are those that will not run during the laundry process The new Spring Shirts are in these stationary colors our price 115 g Handsome Gloves in new shades of tan and grayall weightsforeign and do mestic makes Price 150 SMITH GRAY CJ CO NEW YORK BROOKLYN Broadway at Warren St II Fulton St at Flatbush Ave Broadway at 31st at Broadway at Bedford Ave H I Jl s SrJ qS pR S 0 S r SS S CP 1 aW 1 MORNING WORLD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Advertisements Show the Bargains Ai rJ yes rJ S S tS SSE MCP oS o S GpR f S fVr r q04 S t0 J r Greenhut Spring Styles r and in 4 Boys Clothing Company Dry Goods fTTl U R Spring lines are I 0 I ready and are as I I complete and as ti I handsome as skill taste and experience can make them Only firstgrade clothing from I the best New York tailors is carried but the 1 i prices are reasonable 1 The stocks include a number of new models in I top coats of plain and fancy fabrics boys and chil I drens hats and caps inciudmi r childrens straw I hats in the newest shapes I Special for Saturday Boys Norfolk and doublebreasted suits of fine fancy mixed cheviots with extra pair of trousers sizes 8 to 17 years valve 850 Ar 675 Each Spring Apparel Styles invariably dis r tinctive and prices for manifestly moderate Girls and Misses have in less than six months given this department a reputation and a patronage of which any store might be proud Some ex amples in point Girls Junior and Misses Walking Suits charming youthful models ot fancy striped tweeds U French series and plain and shadowstripe Pan amas becoming coats in severely tailored butterfly and semifitted models full kilted skirts with a I jaunty swing to them finished with self folds At 1350 1500 1850 and 2250 1 Girls Silk Guimpe Dresses in plaids stripes self figured and plain silks tastefully hand embroidered and elaborated with berthas of inlaid applique fine laces and velvet ribbon At 1000 and 1750 Girls OnePiece Dresses of plain and prettily fig ured challie in soft colorings new models with handmade yoke and girlish trimmings of lace and velvet At 1000 and 1500 Misses Linen Jumper Dresses in several smart princess models well cut and hung and tastefully trimmed with filet lace and embroidery in white pink reseda and cicl At 1850 and 2350 A Sale of In our first floor Untrimmed Millinery department we offer Milliner for tomorrows selling a col lection of smartly trimmed readytowear hats in all the new colorings At 575 each An unusually choice collection of untrimmed sailor hats in all colors special for Satur day at 225 each Black and white ostrich plumes of superior quality 16 inches long 3 50 I Ostrich aigrettes value 200 145 I All the newest foliage and flowers of the season including Orange blossoms and hair I ornaments at very moderate prices A Sale These are all new Spring goods j 716 The prices are typical of the pol or Men icy of moderate pricing which applies to the entire stock L in the latest and most improved W Coats aiSlCOdib mocjcis jn shades of tan cream and gray at 375 F ourinHands French and openend silk four ah s OUrml lanas inhands in new spring shades at SOc Lotvliiofo fine French silkandIinen hand handkerchief kerchIefs in smart novelty col oring at soc Veils and We offer on Saturday a well balanced variety of maline Veiling black Tuxedo and ringspot I net veilings in all colors plain g and dotted I At 18c to SOc a Yard I The usual prices on these goods range from 2Sc I 1 to 75c a yard J Also Chantilly lace veils 1 5 yds long all colors value 100 at SOc Uandrtnvrhles Womens crossbar flj 1 I shamrock lawn hand f JI U nderprlced kerchiefs large and small plaid value 2gC at 15c ea I Womens handkerchiefs with sheer linen centres t i trimmed with lace and insertion regularly 25c at 15c ea P1 Womens shamrock lawn handkerchiefs hem stitched and with woven corded border regularly 50c at 25c ea I I Mens Irish linen handkerchiefs H in hems fancy block initial laundered 6 in box regu larly 150 at 6 for 100 Sixth Avenue 18th to 19th Street New 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Jmff V I U Y lJ to 0 V 0 W J T 11 1 THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY MARCH 13 1 9Qo Ala 17 1 BIROS IJ ONf SfllUBf BY GAMf JAROtNS May Cost Owiurs 510000 if Fines Uiulcr Iaw Are All Imposed What li Falil tn tjo the uoaitF seizure of game iris held out of sa son ever mailci In thls country has been effected In Jersey City by 131 null pamn wardens from Newark The felzuro was inadi at the storage war j house of the Merchants Itcfrlscratliu I Company and the men who made It I were Wardens ll rrt flan I rederlrh Hall James HMllTisi mil IMward I Shorter More than ITom hI are aI to hiv I been foiml and a9 iM3 were cnn llscated nn1 sea rl If the Ins priiil 1 iv iiw are Im pos I at the raf hr j rr pi ti bird a the State will rnllccl the nm of f110 f v I The four men went to uorli In 111 rofrlBerntlnK roiiiitiny4 viiilt lust Tne di and for lirei iliy they wen I Uejit busy 110 a teinperilnre at ten de ltK es hldnw pro Ill flu boxes seized were 151 i lipv UK pl ver 1I7J fiiddi plovei and i ruf I fed 1 Te e It i riM had been Moreil by i inf Nw Yrl roncrni It has iit vet been learned whether the Kiiii lziil was snot In New 11 1 ry nr nt There were n larg e number it bixs Ila w f not seized beetuue i tln y orilnel birds that lie not found in Ilia y He i I nil is luier liolllnion sa10 tndaj i he utl tml I i a report to Attonn vien eril MCiriir at NiWarK The AIIMI nny4 n i it ts epi Tj w IP Ink I action in Inn lIfr Mr la llewn sahl that one nr Ii i f Cow York nrm HK I Wril werl i M IZCI g it Imo a snniar Ilfli i wit i fie New ir4r authrii a rte crnrs ago and had to pr a line of f i II and tau l s I EARL OF LEITRIM TO TEST IDENTITY OF DEAD MAN I KANSAS CITY Mo Miroh ii Th I Kirl of let Im H bled n i M r hat HIP Imd s I I d lo be tbit of Krui Is 1ali li i II ills fie nrsMK brolln r if il h0 lie lud III a m i iiidrt i IH rnts for id tuillai 11 Adit II fi airs if tr Salt nt on Ariiv tlio iid ih bodt eliuni1 taws I rnr d e re MO 1 n llails relusl 11 graph and i di rriplliil if Pie deil mall have been m to lnndM Vln f mIIluu t The Effects of Opiates IIAT INFANTS aro peculiarly Etisoejitiblo to opium and its various preparation nil of which are narcotic is well known Even in tlio eintillcat dose if continued these opiates ciuso changes in the func tions and growth of tho colls which ate likely to become permanent cawing imbecility mental perversion a craving for alcohol or narcotics in Inter life Nervous diseases such aa intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack or staying powers are a result of dosing with opiates or narcotics to keep children quiii I In their infancy The rule among physicians is that children should never receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at a time and only then if unavoidable The administration of Anodynes Drops Cordials Soothing Syrups and other narcotics to children by any but a physician cannot bo too strongly decried and tho druggist should not bo a party to it Children who arc ill Hood the attention of a physician and it is nothing less than a crime to doao them willfully with narcotics Castoria contains no narcotics if it bears the signature Chas II Fletcher icnuinc Castoria always bears ho signature or I Hy IS NUUmiN CLIHblWG hElESSAKi TO 11EDUCE Fin I t rw seals ago the arI I Hlda i wndJ hole a nl 1r bI Ia I ra h s n n 0i 1 a 1 1 gr ifi MH ate MII c a 1 his i Is filet msm v in ii ion hero n hit HM can lltfiiliv Hit MI in tin ilipi r in rll I i tun r nl 1 wi nppird dlnmi tnlie inn n u zcr nil m t i rate of a hi1f I lit IMUIKI a ii unhniit Penrlouslt ti inu l to ant Tiin Jhin III to th tin t tllt M y llMCjlt ran ftl 1 pu a j rffit rut r IWr m a nmiwm ni nt a n t if Lly a fw i s II i t itdipt n lit hiir utui Manihli nu i ll i if 114rr MtH I 1 rr nerurl 11111111 I 1 tutee alit 1 hul ourr Stit 1111 4wx t trapoIrd hkrn utter uisala Mil 11t Ialalne will 1 tour fir fat mrul ematl In n shorter rrvme d 11m an1 rn j oom alfrq than III II esrr I and drthn n could rrulPI Im It Ihninrs l4111 I W I I bYEKYTHifiU FUR HUUStKEtPINUi Carpets Furniture lIugs Draperies Pianos I pltr Bedding II Brass w r Iron Beds Beds S15 lip 198 up I I 5 Rooms 1 WEEKLY Elegantly Furnished 122 I OIUNS AN AcCOtNT wniTH von NBVV HOOKIBT rIiEN SVT uvriNixrjs UNTIL 10 I 1 W eU 9 you can always depend I upon it being goodii you S gel it at WanaIDakers I This was the ploasant remark made by one woman to her friend in the elevator tho other clay And it has boon made a hundred timos before 1 In these days when store are making the most frantic efforts to catch the public and exploiting the most ridiculous reasons for alleged sacrificing of merchandise it is more than over necessary TO DKIVXD PUN YObK TORE Truth in advertising seems to be going out of fashion a the struggle for business grows keener One thing you may rely upon abs lutely to the end of tho chapter Wanamaker advertis ing shall toll you only the KA ls abo t merchandise Tho clew goods shall always bo the BEST and LATr T that the two continent MIply and the underprice offerings shall present the most decisive reductions that can be secured by the best organization in the retail trade whose TWO great stof ese York and Philadelphia combine the largest retail dry goods business in America Just now we ale presenting some of the mot unusual merchandise offeringsseenin years and right at tho start of tho new season wlen these goods are most in demand For instance This Event in GLOVES New stylish liiiDorUc Glace Gloves that wants for the every woman new Spring outfit At these decisive say ings in piit 1 Glace Gloves at 65c a pair 350 Mousquetaire Gloves 225apair 2plasp in lilwk white awl colors I 10button line French kid ulack 150 to 2 French Kid GlovesJ apair4 Mousquetaire Gloves 225 a pair allll la JI In black white arlll colors Main i ir 011 Dulls n button line French WJ blac la few hl5 In largo sizes Main alle OM HulMlnr 18c OutlinePrinted Batiste at 1212c This is n soft bluutii111 fablie ill white grounds in printed tho corded stripes Ie tIi beautiful tffeet which emphasizes the daintiness of new French outline designs The se ICO I are d the ss i red The nrrehirse ot the nrU I printing which are in black blue and re Il purr ase 0 t Ie mills surplus stocks makes the price 121C c a yard instead 01 iiru niaieilU OI 1SC J LOC So ona floor OKI DuUdlng I l Mens 5 Black and Tan OXFORDS at 34 I Fnhppy styles in Oxfords or S prill lots r StaJ alir 1VCr tS that are being closed out Most c as all Suwsa I Our own tSlur25 zt 34J a pair few missing Main floor ew uII1In I The Basement Anniversary Of the Girls Suit Store Thp section of our Economy 7 iasemcnt presenting Girlsanil VOIIIIK Woinoir4 Coats and I Suits was Inaugurated just a year ago with a tremendous y days business We have pre t M pared to meet the occasion tomorrow 1 Sr l morrow with some of the mos F striking values which we lava presented In many months r Mothers who have girls to pro vide Spring dresses for should I a i not miss seeing the splendid values which will be offered 1 1 Phew three most important 1I groups r 1850 Braided Suits 4 V f r f f at 1250 fr01 young women of H Jfi s t ti and IS years Materials im shadow striped and checked t II worsteds identical In style with those shown In handsome high priced suits Jackets In pony 1 nl r1 1 fleet prettily braid il and f I lined with satin Plaited skirt L trimmed with fold I 4 1 J II SlSJunior Suits atW II In sizes for 11 H and 1G i years Materials are striped worsteds In brown blues and blacks with white hairline II stripes Jackets are double breasted box style lined with I satin Plaited skirt trimmed with fold I Girls 5 Spring Reef ers at 375 Of cheviots and worsteds nice z ly tailored some lined utters unllniMl Sizes for li to 11 years Kconomy lliufinpiit Oil HIIff I vr 4 v at Jti v na I Boys 750 Suits at 5 Combination Suits of doublebreasted Jacket and two pairs ot Knickerbocker trousers Made of allwool mixed cheviots in sizes for S to 10 years At 5 worth a half more Jador Ian covert Top Coats In sIzes for 8 t0 16 years at S5 each I tilstead or G50 Full and complete stocks of Uovs i Spring Clothing are now ready Main floor New Dulldlni Childrens 25c Stockings 18c Pair I Fast black line ribbed lisle thread with spliced heels and toes r loud double soles I llnmdiviv Old Bull 1lnlC j tl I Ribbons Temptingly Priced i iI UlaeU Taffeta Ribbons stiff quality with lustrous finish in the I desirable widths for hair bows and hat trimmings la In wide at 20c n yrrd regularly Me 1 fVi In twine at 2 a yad regularly 30c i Maa1 nlr 5x 4 In wide at 25c a ard regularly 3ric lIJ anal i Ij l iI iI I I I Stylish Spring Hats 225 and 356 I Why stick to heavy Winter headgear a bit worse for wear whi you may buy a pretty trimmed turban of pyroxylin braid for Llf If on like a sailor hat better we have two styles smartly trlmnie with ruches coq feathers wings and fancy pins at 3r 0 each Color black blue and brown Ilnv al Rllnn Tnlnl floor OId lilJn 75tto 1 Pocket Knives at 50c 1 and JIIllllh Knivci with sag linmllts and to fine steel bind nrt file j Jl and SliiO Razors It Slc yawn rw xerc l1ullltlnJ j L 1 h T i I fWO locks on SlxthAvcnuc 0 NPlll r Ad O Sixth Avenues GrcatcstStorc w ll 1 i i ms Front 2Uth Slrclt 10 zZd Slfle1 Sft u V CJJriJ LntrJnccs on 21st Si li ri fOur Y slahlishcd tuns cars i 1I i I I L Our Delivery Service in New Jersey Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store i J Men Who Study Economy Wear the 1 s W L Douglas Shoes We Sell at J zz5 9 Adams Building rl I cAnd Their Judgment Is Good They Are the Best I arc Shoe Values Possible to Obtain in All New York I Boys W L Douglas Douglas Footwear has a splendid reputation the world All the Famous Leathers Shoes over but there isnt aiuiher store in the world that offers All the Noted I you V L Douglas Shoes at lower prices than thenf are Douglas Styles I branded S300 S350 etc I 1 98 Sizes for Ever bod We contract with the Douglas factories to take EVERY pair of their Y y I Shoes that has even the slightest surface mark or defect These shoes I they term factory damajtl which means imperfections so slight however that neither their appearance nor wearing qual ity is affected in the slightest In fact we warrant every pair will prove as satisfactory as the absolutely perfect Douglas 2 5 9 I Shoes lot for tomorrow at Splendid ready 0 I Good Assortment of Mens Douglas Shoes at 198 i I Oxford Ties for men and about four hundred pairs of high Shoes also a full line and sizes of other brands at 1981 1 I I Opening a New Boys Clothing Department I I ONeill Building Tomorrow we will open this new department for boys and we are sure that both the boys and the grown up folks will be pleased with the high character of the clothing and with the arrangements ve have made for their comfort and convenience Novelty Russian Suits 500 to 1050 I Ages 20 to 7 years Fancy Sailor Suits J500 to 1050 Ages 5 to 10 years r The garments are all made expressly for us by one of the best ri makers in America Careful workmanship correct styles and gener ous sizes are the characteristic features The range of models arxty fabrics is very broad and prices are reasonable throughout r DoubleBreasted Belt Suits 500 to 1550 Ages 8 to 17 years Norfolk Suits 650 to 1550 Ages 8 to 17 years Wash Suits l 125 to 725 y Ages 2j to 10 years i I Two Specials for ToMorrow Saturday fP 650 to 850 Suits at 475 Ages Vi to 16 Years Just one hundred of these Russian Sailor Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits which we had made for this occasion in the latest models and newest shades Values S650 to S850 special 475 I at t Mens Overcoats and Suits Splendid Showing of Spring Styles cddams Building I Remarkable Bargains for Today and Tomorrow Mens 1000 to 1500 Spring i c Suits and Overcoats f 795 Suits and Overcoats In neat gray Herringbone Stripes Covert Cloth fancy Mixed Cheviots and a few black Thibets The sdec II lion of suits covers a wide range of neat patterns in Worsteds I Cassimeres and Cheviots in both light and medium weight cry nc fabrics S100Q to 51500 garments tomorrow at 4 r Clean Up Sale of Mens Trousers At 115 Were 195 to 300 We would rather take a loss at any time than carry goods over from one season to another That is why we offer about five airs of 5195 to S300 Trousers at this low hundred i redch r 11 5 price Choice at fla Goods at Special Prices For Tomorrow Saturday ONeill Building Hair SwitcllCS22 Inches long fine quality Hair Switches tf QQ assorted shades Regular price 5t4Jj special at r Hair Switches inches long fine quality Hair Switches 1 AQ at 4T wide assortment of shades Regular price tU special Coronet PuffSThe very latest Coronet Puffs good quality hair as sorted shades six puffs to the set Regular price 198 spe 149 tea sal at p Hair RollsWavy Hair Rolls with net covering 24 Indies Belong CHair each tal at 6rf long assorted shades Regular price 39c special Hair Nets Special extra large size Golf Hair Nets made of real 11e hair in all shades special at each Qr j Sale of Sheet Music J 8c J WW i None mini t o L Jo extra by molL Adams Building t Wn a hero TooSnm IVml Worry HiTturirs big Ml In Mv Irlsa Fluffy Hufflta NViirly a Hero rxtbaw Two lllue Eye And lie Blames My IMalny lInK Out tho 1ront Door lijci Kry I when the Moon 11AS SiumiiKTtlmo IwkiIloo II 1 0 ENat M Wills Shun orM March l pulHr song I want to lie a Merry Im TjliiB the Jeavii So MtTH Widow llify Wont Corn Down Ivatiho Nets Internwxzo I ivmt are Uva Tan Mr ism Iivnc iiunvs tnmnjoin hit iMiitiln Wllllo Uro wn lloooo Aint You Conning Military Moroh Hilt Tiilllrtt What Mnkr tll World Go UcDiKvn JItifl Inejn riouni nA sing iiucviMi Mniileluil When Tiyra llrlnfrlnir In Kin and DandyNow the Corn Mnrnh Sni llidri lay Im AftnM to Come Home Thence Aiiothir Ilriura In the Dark In Mamnu Kranif early 1rlclo nf the 1ralrlc Slay riirnlnir oVlwv OIIB Thif Oritltul Wont You Waltz Home II nr Ilartlung In A Snoit Hmic with McT KnlcM fur n 11 V i here SMT Was u Olrl 1 JwlJ t ea lho inrel Shaw Ik YOII tiun oViBe l 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i Mls yu Jk the lloaei IfnArrIheI sus lr Mies the Iltin t nhr II Iulzn i I Wiuit a Gibson Man I r TlmtV What the hoe Said to Jfu Koijiilft Ku ainci You Called Me Darlo i Girt UTio Thiww Mr Down Im Looking for P Man That Vrito the Marry I Widow Waltz I 1 CoulJnt Slake a lilt with 1 Molly Lily Dear ilea Anybody Soon I n My Ilujiand 7 Iiarliiii nahnra now cowboy eon Wont You lie My Honor OBrltn Ilin No Jlan to Uo lerr Wltlon Willz Oat Friend or Mint won I bung Yolr1 jugir Ilum Twostep 1 Topeka I Whin you Love liar And I he Ivuvfs You I Yankee Dude March KnchuntrrM Waltz I lj eilKht waltz ll motiii T oiteD I irly IValtz Dream Waltz From Merry VidolV I Im Sa irlflan For I I ve Y1111 So vir i I Slily ijialliT Im aI rate and li ln 11Ife HI lovilj Women Land of Our llumu 1111 lIu l at Maximi Operatic Hits 12c From Fity Miss from Boston llTrrl in Jack unl Jill limn That FlTlit chi Hmies iml Town dJl Mnt It vl From RdtJn1 Land na Fii World 11 in Don holly Pliiah lij hurl to love Homebody From the Wjlte Dream Snflly S Softy Waltz duct I Sc I limlo SnllB i C lfla Jwt 1 I ems from THE MlKKY WIDOW complete volume special I it 9c i seal and lan mi ntll Ciiin d Ihr Slnlt7 Urciin nljiniirf N t q M Att 4 i WOIl7 ililili I a You lurllns Oil Yuu acct imp i a Pilill I JrlllIP ruu0ua y1I 7 fr jni W iz nl in nrr mr ACIP inoltc I lume lmbhrra M 11o r I Mrolo Piccolo I l riru for Ihs Lilo Ih n 850 Suits at 675 Ages 8 to 17 Years One hundred Combination Suits Norfolk and doublebreasted styles in stylish brown and gray Mixtures with two pairs of Knicker bocker Trousers 8 to 17 years Value 850 special ts i f 67 at 4 O I Special Offerings for Saturday in Misses Suits Coats and Dresses Misses SuitSIn striped Panama lined throughout with satin vest ef I fect coat trimmed with taffeta also sleeves full pleated 1 Q jr skirt with fourinch fold sizes 14 and 16 years special at 4 73 Suits for Misses and Juniors Made of Panama prince Chap model coat lined throughout with satin notch collar piped with pique full pleated skirt with bias fold sizes 12 to 1C years ape tf 1275 clal at kp D Misses JacketsIn two models covert cloth in black lined throughout with satin single breasted sizes 14 and 16 years r 695 special at pD x3 Girls White DressesIn lawns organdies and dotted Swiss gulmp and onei iece dresses trimmed with embroidery and laces full skirts with deep hem sires 6 to 12 years at 159 to 5475 I Special Sale of Petticoats Presenting a large and varied assortment of new Spring Silk Petticoats suitable for dress pedestrian and golf wear at very special prices Taffeta Silk PetticoatS extra quality taffeta heaty deep flounce with shirring percallne underruffle in tan brown ecru royal blue and plum Regular price 550 special at 400 Black Rustle Taffeta Silk Perticoatswth deep eofaroUercdt flounce allsilk underruffle full widths assorted lengths Reg ular price 5800 special it e u 695 New Klosfit Petticoats Are beiag temonstratel rria a t very large assortment of styles deep flare I ruffles banded trimming In navy blue n V black and brown at 149 J98 and2 9 8 V Lawn Dnderslips Suitable for Corset Corers In pink wfctie At j blue and black for lingerie waists Regular price S9c speck afc 4901 I 1 IJj Veils and Veiling w w i Kffl We are showing an extensive assortment of fore nanllH5It y rJ mestic novelties in addition to the complete linesofStaplesw c r regularly V j r Among the novelties are large square Veils hi bas jplaJns l I embroidered chiffon and fancy Chantilly Net effects There pore complete lines of Mourning Veils ribbon and crepe trimmed on Brussels Net and plain and dotted Tuxedo meshes round squaw and straight effects at prices ranging from 69c to 498 ReadyMade VeilsOne and a Half Yards Long The new Russian Net effect dotted Tuxedo and sen sen mesh also chiffon chenille dots In black white and all colors Value J 59c 1 00 all In this sale at f Continuing Today and Saturday the Sale of Shoes for Women t Misses I and Children Also Boys and Y out s at 75c a Pair f II Regularly worth 150 and 200 Adams Building In moving the department to the second floor and readjusting the stock we discovered many lots of various kinds of Shoes that have not sold as quickly as we would like We have made one grand collection of all these and mi offer them at the ridiculous price of 75c per pair SHOES OXFORD TILS AND SLIPPERS i assorted on separate tabkin this great clearance sale at 7 5 a price you have never known before for similar grades J e e Select while then lat at i r I Special For Tomorrow Saturday er I Mens New Shirts at 79cia I For Regular 100 Grade Five hundred dozen blue chambray pleated front Negligee Shirts for men new shade of plain blue woven m aerial thSCQlor of which will launder perfectly fronts box pleauM made coat style cushion neckl ands placket sleeves hand lIkrd all sizes frnm addition t Ihese hluB blurts 11 to 17 inches Jetadied cuffs In i vmll dd lot of pire white mun SlllI Shirty will w included Ware the best Sluo values s eiil 6r aturdays s79c sale at d ft A

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