The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
March 17, 1908

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i Jr I1 t 1 600 Kindergarten Pupils Escape at School Fire I I I S I II 40000 Paraders in Line in Honor of St Patricks Day I 1 1 L Warships in Havtian Port to Fight for Foreigners u i Jlnln or KM on Iniilfjlilt nnrnirr W tlnr iliiy cloudy 9 FINAL Gbt 1 RESULTS EDITION I Circulation Books Open 011 J 1 Circulation Books Open toA1T PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK TUESDAY MARCH 17 19O8 PRICE ONE CENT J H I 600 KINDERGARTEN I PUPILS ESCAPE fROM SCHOOLHOUSE FIRE I I r Smallest Children Many of Them Four Years Old March in Safety 11 From Biggest East Side In L stitution of Its Kind BUILDING EMPTIED IN TWO MINUTES AT SIGNAL Infant Classes Marshalled Out of Building at Henry East Broadway and Gouverneur Streets I While Older Children Descend in Order on Fire Escape i It took just two minutes to get the kist one of 600 kind rgarteners cot of the biggest industrial school on the east side today when a chimney in the conservatory began to smoke The efficacy of the school lira drill never was demonstrated more satisfactorily None of the chil I l dun knew that there had been even a suspicion of a fire scare The school which is operated by the Childrens Aid Society fills be small block bounded by Gouverneur street Henry street and East Broadway It is six stories high Of its 600 pupils few are more than neven wars old and some are barley four n J a teacher on the second W Bmereon poor ameUed irmoke She traced the I Mor to a hothome opening upon her m where plants used In nature I tudy arc cultivated A volume o vnok won pouring from a flue X MlM Emerson with the memory ot I her 1214 CoUnwood horror fresh In inlnd ran to illas Helen Hill tho Prin r cipal MlBs Hill sounded the sUnal for i the flro drill or quick dismissal ua I It La called I Older Children on Fire Escape Moat of the younger children are on the tInt floor In good order and without the nUghteat tendency to be come panicky the little ones formed line and marched out of the doors Into threo of the four streets which bound the building The older children were sent down the fire escapes on the Hour trec Bide Thov ao kept their heads The nmoke hoi not begun to till the nnl ways through which they tiled on tliol nearly nl escapes and way to the tire esca that the drill was supposed of them uPpo merely for practice Not one ot tho thirteen women teac dlaobeyed In any of the orders disobey tre W111 he SEt two minutes after the gong In Bounded every child was safe outdoors Once in the street they were dismissed for the day and sent home avoiding the I Inevitable excitement of the crowded district when a school for any reason I Is dismissed at an unusual hour i Pit Irick Quinn the lanlior had been I tent on the run by MIsi Hill to En Rlne House No 1J just across Hour I street from the Industrial School Martin and several llicnien 1 Lieut I slipped quietly into the school by a iriV They found that the culm lIdo door orob fledy could have nioked nil Uv Iley ably without causing a fire TIlS WIIIIHIISO sUm Sucb ii the ong 111111 will la given In nest llooh World It I frulII Unhcbt for a 1sy Ih suceesfisl lllIIlIllI ome4hy now oD at Walle Frry tl4y viII want a cOpy of tills stlg OII Ct II t word an1 mllll eomplrl wIth nut Man I h17A orII

1 I A Few Words Frankly Spoken are sufficient to convince many i person that the dog diamond over coat rare coin typewriter piano desk safe billiard table tic you have for sale is Just the article they have been looking for and is reason I able In price If you want to give such an offer ki to sell the greatest possible publicity Ip advertise In The Morning World 1 which has a Ira circulation in Greater New York than ANY TWO I J OTHER nuirninc newspapers DOUBLE that of any other ONE L f I fIVfGfNT FARE BILL ADVANCED ASSfMBLY Railroad Lobby Plans to Kill Coney Island Measure Vhen It Reaches Senate lfdRI In The KvenlnR Vorld AM1ANY March liThe Assembly lodiy advanced to thlid reading wrth out debate tie amended Wanner Coney Island FiveCent Fare bill There was not n HinKle vote against It The measure will be passed this week and then ort to the Senate where the railroad lobby expects to secure Its de feat HUGHES HAS TEARS fOR MASI GILLETTE AMJANY March KChestet Oil Jettys mother saw Gov HIIK fjir al ll1ot in hour tod y and went awn y IWI lUe1lt1 heartbroken with the con vict ion that her i Ilcrlma o Ind been In vaIn Asked It File cared to make an atatemcht she replied Nut at tills cilllcal time It will d no Rood I urn sorry but I do not wls tu ray anything for putillratluii The Qovitrnor at once retired to hl talvute office after the iiiPetliiK wit Mm aillcittc mul could not he HeI Hobert II ulirr his srcrcthry HJI i thaI Mrs Olllctle had presented mini appirnntly nen facts which the tiov ernor told Mrs jlllolle he uuuld mlt under oiiKideiaitlon hut ould not jvi tloiii out at thin time Mm lllletlc looklntf very sid nil i orn aim dretsed In IiJid bliul MI beside the Coernor in HIM Kreni ICxci itlve desk and niadu tier plea for th ife of her mm The Governor lo whom the n1 i WIH probably HIM moil trying within u oxperiencf gcuined very Kentlu with i wretched mother it IiI deHlroua of s r log tier iln UN CIILU w n white n at but there Were tear In his ee ai he baJa her goodby i S THOUSANDS PAY LAST HONORS TO HUGH BONNR Throng So Great That Streets Around Holy Name Church Were Filled 1000 FIREMEN MARCH Splendid Tribute to the Late Head of the Fire Department Funeral services tor Fire Commis sioner Hugh Homier were hold today in the Church of the Holy NVuiie at Ninetysixth street and Amsterdam ave nue They were attended by a great throng that overflowed the edifice nnil hoked Ninetysixth street from Colum bus to Amsterdam avenue More than a thousand veteran firemen ed by Chief Croker formed the funeral procession that marched tram the BJn tr residence at No 63G West End ave nue to the church For several hours efure the time set for the service rlends and former comrades rued In md out of the hOlT where the body ay In state In a blac nahoeony cASke ranked with yellow 1 Jell and white aniatlona Hundreds whrt could not get In stood about In silent groups on the avenue wHarV lKe four 11118110 of uniformed men wore drawn UD Hanked by a squad of mounted police men Carried to Hearse The processfon formed at 10 oclock when the pallbearers carried the casket to the waiting hearse The pall bearers were Deputy Chiefs Murray McCartney and Martin Battalion Chiefs Dartlett and Dougherty and Captain lAwler Pearly and McNa mara The mounted squad led the proces sion followed by the police band then Chief Crok r and ids four battalions of four companies each then the hearse The hearso was followed by a string of carriages bearing the floral offerings that had been sent by all the department heads of the municipal ly political leader the various or eanlitlons of llremen and veterans and the dead mans host of friends Prominent In contributions were thosu of Charles F Murphy and Mayor Me clellan v hloh ere born lu thu first carriage Line of the Procession Last came tho relatives and mourn ers and then the hundreds of veterans and civilians afoot Just before tho protection started the band played Ntarcr My God to Thee and the men vh tilled vv avenue doffed their hats und bowed their heads The rrcessolu turned east through Nliety Illit street to Hroadway thence south on the west side of tlw tnoroujfh fare to Eightyninth street where It turned to the past driveway nn l pro letded north to Ninetysixth street Ilofore the hour set for the funeral service a high mass had been cele brated In honor of St Patrick Many of those who attended this mass wultcl for the requiem muss for the dead Fire Commissioner so that when tie funeral processon arrived the nave of t e church was more than throe iunr rs filled With the arrival of tho funeral coitcce flip edlflc was tae Mind its eipaclty and hundreds were nil tile Iti priln entrance Tho renulein nmM 1111 s celebrated lu the Hev Father John Kenn repnr o r ho church assisted by rtthor Kdtvnrd T Tlornev and Father Jnmes j Von Is subdeacons and Father ICdwnrd i Hatter master of ceremonies jj nn expected that Mgr Moonrv would nreaeh the funeral reremonv hut SOIJIP urcesitir encasement prevented him Tun retuinlne lo tho cll v from Phila delphia Mfii1 Lavelle was also unable i attend and the sermon was delivered hv the rrclor of the church Eulogized by Priest Every man has H calllnc aid Father Ian In the eulnirv nnd If h1 does not lln 1 1ial railing its life nlI lie u failure The deceased found lil uI tic lie I elloMd hlniflr that 10 hint boil callMl hv the Almlshtv to lit tlir fr nfii llremin a llfn that demands in1 heart of n lion mul the courage of soldltr tat I let Ktiin spoke of Mr I 4ii tIers iililidid rrouid eoveilne Ilft rats mil of his n cut work for the Govern iM In thu r llpplnei where he eitat hrd n tire Ji piumem an I suffered i rst from the ninlarUI tpver that broke iw n his luiuth and paved ilio ui for s dontn AinoiiL Lux nho alteiidcd tlr s orv 5 In tli P H urch were lll liop Potter iiiu r IIre 1oinniKHlnuT Lantrv r g is I iii oltrlui rxn lIter Ilun H u irn tree ties t Join F Ahenrn il son of ulliir city official The Intrriuont wan lit Calvary Ccma t jff thin afternoon r GLORIOLf AND REJECTABLE ARt EARLY WNNfRS Sumter Rides the TwoYear Old to Easy Victory in the First HEIDER LANDS JUMPER Handicap Fourth on the Card Vith Good Horses Engage Is Days Feature NEW OIILEAJCS La March TMiat the end ot racing thl sesson i not bringing bout such a fnllliiK off o Interest as usual was IHII UP presented todny when the racing a City Park drew an average i wd t ltnftall sport that held llttlo o promIse The crowd yeomid about h ame nil has been sIvlnB rKU patronage all tihromjh the winter IM mly difference bring that the Norrhcr warm weather seekers were not s noticeable The fedtun1 of the hill was a handicii at a mile and a sixteenth In wc somo ffojd handicap horjps were en g 5d Ellison Tomnceo was M top nelrht with IK rounds and Slirc bars Donna was tho feather wI lIt with 67 IB with thorn were nch hora I as John Carroll First Premium ilri n Seal and Polly Prim The M oon l at tnactlon was a stec7tlefinF ver Mo short course Thus brought on a ratn r ordinary lot of crosscoiinir iMriunii ers Summary FrnT Itefralrlen tIlO1I oUi I fillies jelling three and onfha fjr lonss Gloriole 107 iSinitcr to I I even and I to 2 won by t 110 VliK n s Mln linoscnc 112 olln I f 5 S to and to o ectil Jjrid 107 I Walker M to 1 ai to I and S to I I third TlnlJ CC Stralglt Ta k iralecon Maid of rwuam nlI I Trent Babba Wlipntbread laiVj Hani aloud May Leo Uydla Olmcr Slsur Ollle anrl Alnmla alo ran I SECOND RACi Pure Ht i steeple lenawi fouryearold and upnnrd sell ing rSiort course Itejt1 tihlo lV Hlrtrr 13 to 5 ijvrn nnrll h 1111 I by a I efl tit lliula Lee IVi t Jrmllnc IS to I 4 to I and 2 to 1 Uuckman 1M Archibald S to 5 t 10 7 and t 5 1 Tlm10 llttp Wrtly llafipin sehooleraft Mlxup rind lulpli KCPK aim ran ORIENTAL BANK DEPOSITORS TO Sf PIO UI fULL Court Approves Reoriani tion Plan With Aid of Metropolitan Trust Tho Appellate Division of the Su pronie tuurt iindeJ down II 11eel lon this aftt inn n which I ill nllow thu OrlMital Hank tu irtri out Its rcnif inirntlon rllll vrth ttc ji lfllancf 01 t tie Mptrupiiiin Tuifi li iiipany Tu ilnclf I in set s asiilo t AttorneyLimp I ksotiV prtistc Thr Orlintil Hir 1 niiitr sol to the Appfllatc lv i in i jriPnipnt M iwren coins 1 1 for ilu liauli and tin AtorneyU n i In tin iirat plaao tlic hank prop sot in 1 frin Joe tlii Oliirmin vicatlns i mporirj rpcelvrrshlp Thc recohi hind pro vlu ly rppi ritd to ic Aitnrmyiion iral tlia i nc hank nx In rolcn condition and ihit ciu and criminal st1ts Nliiuld fillow in irvesirn ion nf lis alTalr etln upon this uh u1 Mnriiev Grn11 nab action ti 01 nlle the ring f IIH Ice Dlirnnn Tho ilites lIon was rfliuvd to tie Appellato Div ision for llniil actin Hv t ti tti n nf 10 jjrpiimmt nhleh the Appllnte Dlvn M iildi the Mi1 rr p ill in Tru IHM II Iiv 0 11f ltqelnrs if till Urloninl llatih Tin1 as 11 lor ihi lianlv wn I liinnxl ever tu the it t npa iv the lawysri for the OrionH mir out their prom if the PIM IT of Hi INtors Kh iiilil hcslii WI IM a few ilayx HYEAROLD GIRL SCOLDED TAKES CARBOLIC ACID NIw Itl had turn s iltl M i i t h mMli i I F l P T sala n IM ilV4t ud n i in ny i f Ir i i vl at or hone No iifi lio s II Hire s t waj lan to the city ItWtlllll tvuu she la In a critical condition BURNS N D ROCHE READY TO BA TILE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP IN DUBliN American Champion Favorite Over Roche in ToDays Fight NEW YORK CITY HAS A REAL IRISH MAYOR I ON MARCH SEVtNTEEN

Alayor Sullivan How does that sound on St Patricks Day Mayor Sullivan otherwise known as Little Tim was on the job i in the lig room with the grate lire on the northwest corner of the ground tloor ot the City Hall today He wore a green cravat a green I crintheimim in his buttonhole and the green flag tloUl low his desk There was an 1rinjjoHrash atmosphere about the City Hall cor ridors If a man had stoo1 in the main rotunda and called Hey Mac blithe men in sight would hae started for him All that kept the Irish tlac from a laystall on the roof was a law prohibiting its display I SulU Of course explained Mayor van I miKM him1 pciuli1 1 lunoraiuo of the law nnd ordered Miirty KiCsi III run up the tln anyhow but whats the nlll hold MIIVC thin day I UFO What we lieni for n while nskod a If vou vero ially Mayor visitor from The rvrnlnft World what McCVUan and would you dolf Major Mr McOownn who rank you were really out of the way nnd you hud full wins to your foot 1 W ulfl Swinu his Foot If He Could Vil swing It re p mld Mayor SuillMH I hive mv Itt Uiit what 1 it In I I W io 111 uy t voti of tile i Ifli nil or v grae if the i S ire ir itiI Patrek 1 M i itli mack of the gnu If ncic Muvui i c uniieil oLtllxlnlt hU l nutur to tome docu incnt h Hided in bv a clek Til pa te n motto over my desk lIter I could I 0i It all ill lime and Id lUe up to It The motto would be Nw ork for Nen Vorkfis I wouldnt appoint an man to an i vtiahe Ilko win hadnt led In e i York loni unotixtt to know tit I jiiU1 Tills city is in enough and aole enoupli lo furnish from Its own clllimiiilp men qiullflnl to hold down I all job nt iitu Mayors disposal in I nut bandmir injthliKr to Hlnchiim par tlcuHily MI this point Thero sro j others o The people of lIds bill city are hu I mall They are a inixixl iitlie great cut mixture 110 aiili ihii ieitliu right t Jovi to ci u i i itik1 They I are all dtrlvt ii i into n fur them lIp niil nou innulles tit ill m I prlvlle lit I It in II lot lu them und I Continued on Second Pate 4 American Boy Favorite at Odds of 3 to 1 but Irishman Has Many Supporters Who Back Him Liberally to Win Title CROKER OFFERS 10000 PURSE TO JOHNSON AND THE WINNER I Bout Has Aroused Interest Such an Extent That All Other St Patrick Day Celebrations Are I Almost ForgottenFirst Championship Battle in Years in Ireland I UUUUN March 17 Tommy Burns anil Jfiu Uoche are on edge for their championship battle here thIs evening Both are fit as the proverbial fiddle and the usual confidence of the result Is expreised in both camps Burns Is a big favorite in the licttlns at wiila i t 3 10 t but Roche Is not without supporters Added Interest In the ha tHe is due to the announce ment Hcnt abroad lint FUchnrd Crolar as one of a syndicate of Irish sport I ing men has offered 10000 to lark loluiptm tIll American negro to come over and light the winner 1 VvONlfNIN ram SEE MM PALL TO HIS DEATH Rope Slip Through Work mans Hand and Faulkner Drops Six Stories Several women guests at the IlnUl Urinnfolt Seventh avenue anil Klftj Ixtli ci reel tudny caw John 1ailik li r a XMirlcniin ilnsluil six stot irs in hU ileuli on Ihc HtoiK walk nf Uio nurUnnl n the tear of the intel Fe iii k tier was a roofer and hail been repilrliK section t tli ilpliiK that ijrilm the rnfuwatcr from tlo rf tit Ihe hotel tie was III u mnnkcy ehalr which illowod him tn III linvrrod lo t IP places that needed pntrhlnR AfriNl loirell of No 3 West Forty rrond street a Krlzleil olil workman win had known Panlkner and worked with hilT for years was In charge or lln lope that held Faulkinr upon 1111 lofty w roh Faulkner had worked il wn from t hl eighth to tin1 seventii fLier whet he called to Alorrell 10 lower him to tho lex el of Ihe sixth lIner V ule dnliiir HO Morrell lot his ini on HIP mv and It slipped through his llnsiis illuulni rinlinor ami tii chair rn fall AH hair all1 man came oppo site flu sixth n ior h iwpvrr Moircll re L1 lined Itis hold on tno rope hut lie I lie railing man 10 sndilenly tmt KaiilkntT wall undented nnd he tumbled tilt rest f tin way to the KToulil Va nut tie rs niik WIUM broken and death was Intnnlnneous Morell vn S pnwtralo1 tiy the acrldent whlli cillied his flliilds Oevh anj Welt 55 he ssu ed to the Vftt lort einth reel utAtlon by PIm Fln ti cut on a vhnl al Ilinrce raillktior lived ill No 7Ji Ninth nvt nui and linvi8 a wifo and three dill iin AMERICAN ICE CO FILES 500000 MORTGAGE MCNTX A L 1 Muvh 17Th Mnerlciin lea Conuvinv todav HIM In n Nassau Iouniy Ilerk ethIc a nollhl1 finn gil gi nf iAinori bear i tx per nit on 1111 plants In xp rl in uli In U Sinto This money tmd h lilt iron SUIT I to Is utiil r impnikiMiunt t ti plants of tho Mlicern 1 lOt otHr lawful corporate tulneesoe eliiiid has never taken greater Inter In my sNirllns vent than It Is iiilfestlnir In the llirht for the heavy it championship of tile world It prieticllv evrst tub vcij the other Iltrlek IJiy celebrations In Dublin i least md It has brought Into the i If it Kimt m1 of sports Thl lrfT e Interest tries mainly firm the fnct that this is th first time In iminv rears that an Irishman hat iipht In H q own country for the IK IIp Ull1 I Tin ixMs un Hiirnt ire not a sood i slvn of IrHh fiiiiv for mot of the biitlnt Is In stnall amounts at J to 1 lilch the lioiikniak are relaying at l i larger tltnires fliHli thu fighter ore In Dublin nnl I are receiving much attention As they J iiiov limit the treets they are fol lowed by rrowiU of people Rooiio modestly stly declines to discuss his prospects of nlmilnc but great confidence Is telt In hl camp On Ihe other Innd Burns ho he can see no chance of being da tea leti Burn will enter the ring at abMit t 1S pounds and Hoche will bo a few I nminlH hrttvlpr Otherwise there ts little diif rence between the two mon Hurnss ndmntiiRe In reach amounts to j only an inch while Hochea chest and I lee mcisiirementH are slhrlitly In ex ress of those of Hums It P Watson i will re force tho ugh I Hums will bo condo by Billy i Nelll Pat OKeefc and Ben Jordan while Uochex seconds nre Bill Scpilres Jim lark and J Kelly The ring will be eighteen feet square and I this lloel cx Kukers claim will be to hN advanmiie This Is taken to Indl cite that the Irishmans battle will be I I a defensive ne After the flirht the American will return I turn to Ijindon whenco he sues to 1nrls to refr reo on March 21 the fight i between V Stanton of California und I Jack CoMello of Knglnnd THREE KILLED SIX HURT i IN POWDER EXPLOSION I tINTON Ind March 17 Three workmen were killed and II K Injured two fatally today by the explosion of one of the pres mills of the United States Iosder Company at Coalmont fourteen mltei from here The dpul are Ixin Hmlth Ohnrl Oortiy mid ifde Simmons All WAr employes of the powder works and were In the press mill which blew up Nothing in known ni to the oauiw of tho orash Tho men hud been at nork but a short time when the explo sion came On account of the dla tanci bntween the buildings non of tile other bulldlnjrs of the plant Wet t affected Thc force of tho explosion wij heard and felt of filled All window In Ioftlniont irene destroyed and several buildings were dmled Plata who 4or In Union were broken i

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rhc V K J 1 THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY MA R CJLJ 7 1908 L I Uv W IP V f AS iJut IfT lib ER SUfflHy 1t1LU Ouui I Frightened Passengers Stalled on Trains in the East J River Tube j WORKMAN STARTS FIRE i Men Beg for Chance to Brave Third Rail to Get Out of Tunnel With smoke boJchlns In upon them fifteen frlelitrned nnscnpcrs In a four car train WTO Mailed In the tube tin i der East Rlvjr today for tlilrtyttve minutes Three other trains one nt the en trance of the tube on the Brooklyn sl le one near the Nctsv York side and a third between Bowline Green and Wall street were also stalled Llld th pif r serujers became frlKlitrned almost to the state of panic when the smoke i seeped through the halfopen windows hi Into the cars maiiliiK brtathlnK diffi t cult Dropped Bar on Third Rail i All tnls smoke and panic was caused by a fire which started at the Fulton street station In Manhattan at 2 oclock this morniiiK Twelve men under Frank Fersuson a foreman of I No 212 West Twentyninth street were J cleaning out the tunnel near the sta tion when one of thu men Is supposed j to have struck an Iran bar under the I i third rail He dropped It uulckly nnd 1 the other end of the bar completed a circuit as It fell on the steel tracks r There were a sputtcrlns arid a rcnei of reports like a mnlnture sham battle with flashes like llghtnlnK Then there from tne sparks came a steady Kare as the crossed circuit ignited a wooden i r emergency cable which covers an box remove the Iron I Ferguson tried to He was and was knocked down bar head and hands s about the burned art rattled badly that an antbu1nn0 i with him to St Grtnr s HDspltal Messenger Gives Alarm I messenger boy Gluckmore a Sammy A D T happened ocd by the I emplOY and subwaY InS of the the openint past f smoke I T met bY has a clouu no Instructions bout anmY front firemen secret ea accidentS sSssSi police and pOliceman OConneJ of the John friend street station polteenan ho was at the corner j of Wall street and Broadway Theres a tire In the subway he i cried Its burning up nil the works OConnell sent In a special call for Hook and Ladder Company Xo 10 antI j Engine Company Xo C When the fire j men galloped up the smoke was almost I t suffocating but tho fire fighters pot i busy and with extinguishers and sand i oon had the blaze smothered I All this time the four trains were stalled The passengers on the train I bound for New York which was under the river demanded that they be per I rnltted to leave One man cred out as i I S guard shut the gate In his face Id rather die on the third rail than I drown hero like a rat or suffocate The guard held the door fast and I breathed hard with his lungs tilling with smoke On the train nearest the fire the smoke was even worse than It was un der the river The passengers were In no fear of drowning but they were In fear of burning Xo one seemed to I know where the fire was or how soon It would catch the cars and breathing was gettlng more and more difficult Passengers Fume and Swear For thirtyfive minutes the trains were held and all this while the passengers fumed and swore and begged to be allowed to take chances with the third rail Then tlj power was turned on and the trains made for the nearest itt Hon where the passengers were allowed to get to theopen Although the power was turned on between City Hall loop and Brooklyn after thirtyfive minutes no passengers were taken under the river or to sta tions below City Hall because of smoke In the tunnel This part of the tunnel was not cleared of smoke for several hours KAISERS TILES IN TUNNEL BEKIIX Marc 17 Enveror ullllam accompanied by a numerous suit trvelkd late yesterday through the city subway to the end of the line s The oecnslon was the owning of a new extemion The imperial train was the first onn to pans ovir Up new line The stations on the extension are fin ished wltm Majolica I fle from His MujestyH factory at Cmlinen ii TO IUIVLMllli I1I5II LAXATIVli 11HOMO uflMNi remove th emus There is unlv nnv UHiiMn gi ivixp t45lc foscnaturc of C W OHOVE Kc 4O Orn rnr j 1 INE i ipH 1101 n Orr iRELANDS i PA IRON SAINTS DAY Big Parade Marched Past Residence or Archbishop Farley on Madison Ave ior Review by Prelate and Priests This is the day we celebrate and sons and daughters of Erin will sing and dance reil Irish ragtime from early morn until late at night and perhaps later But the big St Patricks Day parade The Ancient Order of Hiber nians put their best foot forward and their plans for a tournout of nearly 40000 men with coaches for the guests and good cheer for every body were realized Women in carriages were a feature of the parade i I and many patriotic daughters of Ireland appeared dressed in green with I shamrocks adorning If Acting Mayor Timothy P Sullivan has his way the flag of Ireland I will be Hung to the breeze over the City Hall in honor of the day Busi ness houses owned and controlled by Irishmen will shut down and a general eilort made to make the day one for universal celebration where I ettr irkh men mol women fore ther Owing to the Iflcvi in the arrival of various marching organizations the pi rad did not pet under wi mill more than an hour after the unpointed tim In the mcinwir the pollor held Fiftli There a lot of aMrnue closed Th r was srumbllnp unions pedestrians who want ed to cot across from one sidewalk to another Startlnir from Fifth avenue and Forty second Street the parade deflected at Fiftieth street to Mias oii avenue its Inc Arvnblshop Farley residence and then returning to lifi avenue movfil to One Hundred ami Twentyfifth street where it banded For the entire route the sdcwalks were packed with thou sands of cheering spectators Feasting and Dancing to Follow While the parade marked the Im portant demonstration of the dav there will be functions tonight of Importance where addresses will be made and feasting and dancinc Indulged In to the full Hundreds of Irish societies and organizations have secured halls all over the city for the night celebration and real Irish songs and dances w t be seen and heard at every Catherine Manhattan Casino Zeltners Park and Terrace Garden have been enlaced for tonlsht bv the count officers of the Ancient Order of Hibernians for balls and receptions At Manhattan Casino plans have been made for the entertainment of fully 20000 persons The First Regiment Irish Volunteers will hold forth at Grand Central Pal ace which has been beautifully decor ated for tonlchts blit time Of course xren predominates In the decoration tcheme Uniformed Irish Brigade In Line But It was the great parade that awoke the ardent patriotism of Irish I men Irish societies and clubs ant or ganizations were In line with forty elcht divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and hundreds of eoaren transported the guests who Included Mayor McClellan Charles F Murphy Herbert Parsons Patrick F McGowan Timothy D Sullivan heads of cltv departments Police Commissioner Dln ham and many others For the first time since Gen Thomas Francis Meagher led an Irish brigade In a St Patricks clay parade a similar body of uniformed men were In line today under command of MaJGen fharles Crowlev Archbishop Will Review Procession II It Is estimated that fully 40000 per the procession sons were In nnr when passed the residence of Archbishop Farley who with hi associates re viewed the parade But the grand re view took place at One Hundred nnd Fiftyfifth street and Eighth ave nue where a stand had been erected Here Grand Marsha Peter J Molloy and his aides reviewed the army of patriotic par tiers ta latter then dis banding Organizations In Line Among the Important bo3cs taking part of the parade were Sixtyninth commanding Regiment Col Ldward Duffy manding guard of ior First Brigade Irish Voluneers len Charles J Crow ley First Regiment ot IrUh Volunteers Col E P Gilsai Second 1U nent Irish volunteers of Br okyn Major D Sullivan commanding Four Hesi mem of lnsi Voluneers of New Jer I For Story See Page 14 NJf64 o ii rn ru vv t i 6 I i OFFICIAL VOTING COUPON This Coupon Fnlitcs the Holder to Cast One Vote lor the KiNG or QUEEN of the I 1908 Automobile Carnival WEEK OF A RI 6th TO llth 1903 N Y Automobile Trada Assa to I E rmIQrl Contest fo Close Tiuradoy April 2 1908 at 12 Noon I Vote ior J 11 l I A 14 I 4 il MJ tuiii U ett nllll t t of n till r it iiv titii of 4fr who ll or lalllleit 111 lit llir Uiul lariuu i ine lhiij 4 10 II 1 t I a la1 h 1 I U I 1 of iiubi1 u i IIII it 1 iat liiis h 10 fnl U i fc Il i Y9 j y y w jVvvWv 4v I sey Col J Flaod Eighth Battalion of Irish Volunteers of utoheoter County Major Boyham commanding Catholic Hoys Naval Brigade of Brooklyn Peter J Molloy Grand Mar shal and hU aides Catholic Protectory Band Hibernian Rifles Then followed fortyeight divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians officers of the Irish Count Athletic Union the various county associations of Ireland carriages containing Invited guests S AMERICANS AND IRISHMEN CELEBRATE DAY IN ROME ROME March 17The annlversay of the birth of St Patrick wa observed In Rome today by American and Irishmen together There re was a mem orial servlc by the Irish Franciscans in their historical Church of St Isidore at which ArchilJrop Seton of Newark New Jersey officiated and after which Dr Robert Comion of La Crease Vti onsin preached a brilliant sermon NEW YORK HAS A REAL IRISH MAYOR ON MARCH 17 Continued from First Page I for all the enjoyment that a hustling life allows I It I were really Mayor I would strIve to please the people I wouldnt let criticism stand In my way If I felt that I I was really representing the right and wishes of all the people You cant tell what the people want unless you know them and you cant know the peo I ple of Now York and live anywhere I elsa Not that I dont believe In encourag I ing the stranger Boost him along and make him one of us The brains and energy that come to New York from outside contribute largely to New I 1 Yorks greatness I Take McAdoo the Jersey tunnel man for Instance He hasnt been L re long but he has accomplished more I than any man of his time I consider him one of the greatest men of this I age It I were Mayor I would go to Mr McAdoo wouldnt send for himId so to him and Id fay Sir McAdoo the city of New York has got a trans portation problem on Its hands that would strain AJax to carry I want you to take a fall out of that problem Name vour own nrlce I If I could persuade him to tackle the lob Id work to ret him his money Any salary he might name would be cheap Lnder his control the trans portation nrobkm of New York would melt like snow In the sun Transportation the Problem Tint transportation problem of ours Is the biggest thing that confronts us The excise question about which there Is so much wind noise is a minor matter I dont hear anybody kicking jii Dr Par lurst and his hired men McAdoo has hit New York an awul hlm In a way lie has opened up a territory across the North 1lver that has lardly been touched Unless we gt t Into action In a hurry the McAdoo lunmls and the Jennrlvania liailroad tunnels are going to drain us until we r it Tu my mind the greatest handicaps we iirucslf under now bocau they bear right on the transportation iUes inn arc these Putting ncn at the iuails of department WO dont know I ai conditions and the wants of thu I JM iple pacing power In a minority o i gcullve body This last applies to the Board of I lntllent That anti l irnalo and AiilKiruunment f ini men la con ioilei by tit A Mayor I i e irolln and the resident of Ill ir1 of AI ierinrn vc the power to grant francilies I 5 t luken aivay from t He Hoard of ilitmen five tears agn ind veated In Hrd of Estmac ilnin Cant bei n t iV work IM tniblli imrovennnl naisurated Alt tie o great niorprisfrs C Wys lirld if par iiuuievanls pressure stater system and other n jiiveni nt8 were Inauriuratvcl by the irJ of Aldcrrren Tie OIile jcrvlce orl iratlon itf nmnni thorn the Inn yhanl till lnent ii Aibun inn hail the I Ito ver over fraticniMs taken away from I lil riion Ill rcItit 1 nlan N A Y rk o far nit ltd imxt vital Improve i nis lull1 concerned n HI a slamltttl rM tiii New York Wni III 1 is md I i f tr job if f r Inu lie acit i 0 f of mil line IAI s An MM roln1 tn 114 Hniil iii t 1 S r un lit in ski un Lt Mayui t ifTtxrUs nvnn the tit r s t u ti n i i 1 1 Mior Sillv 1 It I V And I Weir if bark oJay because I hive to r view tha St Patricks Div pamde PANIC MADE TO ORDER BY ORGAN AND STANDARD OIL Senator Lufollcttc Wall Street Magnates Arraign ed in Senate as Schemers for Reverse and Gain LINES TO SH1NGTON Stage was Set fur Great Crash by Group of Men Who Control 31200000000 WASHINGTON March KUtclirtntt that the recent financial stringency in the country was brought about hy the Influence of Standard OH and J Pier pont Morgan Senator La Follette of Wisconsin today In n speech prac tically closing the debjto on the Al drich Currency bill entered upon a de nunciation of men high In the financial world There were no commercial reasons I for a panic said Mr la Follette There were speculative legislative and political reasons why a panic mlg t servo special Interests There wero business scores to settle There wis legislation to be blocked and a cur rency measure suited to the system to be secured There was a third term to be disposed of and policies to be dis credited A panic came I telleve that H non only to be followed step bv stn to show that It was planned and exe cuted In so far as uch a proceeding Is subject to control after once In mo tion Such a statement wlttiout sup port In facts warranting It would de serve condemnation To withhold such a statement to shrink from plain speech setting forth the facts In so far as they can be uncovered Is in the discussion of this legislation a plain public duty Held Centre of Stage He recounted In vivid language his view of the events of Oct U when Wall treet was In the throes of the currency etrlngency For tho first time since the panic began 1130 A M arrived nnd every body on the floor cf the Stock Exchaniro i was sceklne money at any prloc In terest rates which had for several I days ranged from 20 to 60 per cent began to climb higher Sentiment mus be made before 3 oclock Money must be forthcoming or the cose of the busi ness day would see Wall street a mass of ruin and banks and trust com panics on the brink of collapse How perfect the stage setting How real It all seemed But back of the scenes Morgan and Stlliman were In conference They had made their repre sentations at Washington They knew when the next Instalment of aid would reach New York They knew Jut how much It would toe They awaited Its arrival and deposit Thereupon they pooled an equai amunt and held it Then they waited Interest rules soared Wall street waa driven to a frenzy Two oclock came and Interest rate ran u one uuaareu unu mty per cent lno smn iiinx uf the mantel Decnmo terrific Still they waied Union 1 acme Iall1l1 ten and uteia1 luLs Northern leHlc and other SIOCKS went down In like proportion i vu minute Pitied Mil minutes past two oclock len at precisely 2a tne curtain weiu up with iiorjjaJi and Siaad d OI in tie center of the ta6tJ with money reu money twentyfive million of mon y Bhinc It nway at ten per cent Ard BO eided the panic Had Country Terrorized How beautifully It all worked uol The nad Lao Whole country terrorized Tney nad tne mone ut me dvpontt ot tae bank of every State n LOU Union to the amount of five hundred million nearly ail of which was n the vault ot the big bank groups It supplieu big operators with money to pqueezu out Investors and rpccjUtors at th en bottom of the decline taking In the stock at an enormous nro1t In this conntstion the operations of Morgan and Standard Oil furnish addi tional evidence of the character of this panic We have record proof of tneir utter contempt for commercial Inter ests not only for the country gener auy hut for legitimate trade In Non York City as well The Morgan and Standard Oil bank he said pursued in that critical mo ment the course of the speculating bankers They nlstered he said to the needs of Wall Street quite deaf to he appeals 01 commerce Their course was that of men who wore playing with he credit of the country for a purpose RAILROAD BONDS CUT OUT OF THE ALDRICH BILL WASHINGTON March 17The s n ate Committee on Finance today vot unanimously to amend the AUrln fnanclal hill hy eliminating niliroil toniC as eourlt for national hank noie circulation It also was iHci led amend the bia so as to retain the p vision of the Jirosent law troLJIn the retirement liy ntlonal hmks more than SSOnOCX of circulation i I any one mono The committee discussed tie prop lion of IncrcnHlnK tlo taxation on r1 Igeney I ilr ilulnn outstanding mo m I I six ninrt 5 The rate under tlir hill It rrW stunt U r par tent No aio I wn ikon IT Cds fet LIre r Ktenappetile is a etirt for tome parlicu ar food with a watering of the mouth OOS fformrrly rallnl ost V iij li MnnnnJ i Toasties I i For Example The Taste Lingers Srvrd st all fIrst elm llnuuranti tIlde t y Tottum erl Intel IbIU Crook M cnu n a M1CLETO NEGRO PASTOR GOESTOPISO1 Rev Gustave Von Nicelli of White Plains Falls Into Dis grace in New York Up from the Ulackwells Island ferry boat marched todays contribution of the city to the workhotisc There were men and women black and white and I yellow handcuffed In pairs and hltcied together a double file of misery with a steel chain At the head of the line I manacled to a negro stumble along a I tall handsome man In the garb of a clergyman In the workhouse this man will have a number Hut up at White Plains he is known as the lev Gustave AdolpM Von Nicelli pastor of St Mitthews Evangelical Lutheran Church News I of his downfall will come with crush Ins force to a growing parish I Late last night in Union Square Alex ander Hall a plalnclulhej man on the staff of Inspector OConnor was ap proached by a stranger who first en gaged him i conversation and then made a personal proposi which caused the detective to arris him Hall took Ills man to the Night Court Sent to the Wcrkhouse I There the prisoner admitted that he was a ninlMer and gave iU real name and audrcss lie confeid that the accusation or tne detective was true MagUtiute liarrln neld him in bonds uf i IJW lor good behavior for tnree months ille jireaciier aid lie had no money Then tao iagibtraie coniiuiuJ him to ne workhouse Von ILe Is a man of impressive iiiinS uurty jeans od still cleai olue eyes and a lUll t intd uea d z It peaks with a slight Uernan accent dt was educated at a tie agul sem nary in Ueriln Ills nrs w iea In Sauth Africa Then he had ciar c oi UIMOI cnurches at South Man ciiester and liuuiurd Lun e Jj u ast tliree years ne wa attached to t General Counsel ot inc Lueraa Symit In this city working under te Rev Dr USWHill On AlKl I iv UK to White Plains There his congregation which had Been occupying a rented hail iii jut i it eii rjrt tlonal Church and remoilvlleJ It To day as It happens was the date se for moving in tiie r iv churh I A reporter for The Kvenlnt World saw the disgraced Clergyman an hour after he reached the Ulnnd Dresscfi h tile jilinmeiul black and white stripes of tle penitentiary Von Nicelli fa ii I cell holding hl head In his hands He I raised a face distorted with grief and talned with tears to speak Oh my God I wish that I were 1 dCitI e said Today my lifes amNtlon wns to he reallzedI was to I hate a hock of my own In a church of lilY on InJIad I am as you see me herin a felons garb honored for ever f1fS K1 it11 Itythat i the worst I Of It lha I am guilty I am accursed and my siri have found me out I hooe that I nlll lie here I never won to look rv friends In the tire aOln At White Plains Von kelll lived a I Vo TO Orwindi street Depot Square He was never married he says I HANGED HIMSELF IN UNFINISHED HOUSE I The body of a i tan poory dressed i was found hanging from a beam In the cellar of an unfinished house at No 711 East Eighteenth street Parkvllle by laborers on their way to work today The veins In the mans wrist had been opened and on the floor under the btd underJhe was a knife There were no papers b the pockets by which Identltlcatlon couil be established beyond a pawn tlcku for a nickel watch calling for l5 cent The nme on the ticket was Murray and the watch had been pawned Ii Brooklyn The man was apparently about flft years old a feet 6 Inches In height ani were a full sandy bear NEAR PRISON FOR JOKE Tudge Foster In ih Court of General Sessions today suspended cnlen ott Daniel Gallagiior a canalboat captain of Kingston N Y whj had been on victed of rooftery in to first degree GallasVr had been declared viilU o assaulting and ronhlnz John 1C nan a canalboat captain Ut t 13 last It was charged that Gnllisrhev wrh loiph Byrnes also a canalboat cap tain had robbed Klcrnan of J107 Byrnes his confessed fat Gallagher ook no part In the roMp He also leclared that no hid taken the old inns tnonev all a joke c 11 Si Spfcials for This WeMay I CRFAMED SMYRNA lOc IIOS POUND SPI CULASSORTEDCHOCO L9C LATES 0 kids POUND CliCCOlATE COVERED MARSHMALLOWSIOUM Tark How slurs Open every etn0 uiitl U clOck Vn ilrliver free purchatos of one dollar mil over between rutury ont JOIh Mint afj all Brooklyn proper 54fpCLAr con WET 0 t5 WAY 1 I 2S CORTL4f fG CORTAfDT S y COe E PANK ROPcrSSU evci r S REFPIfMCU RtOOmiD I CASHSCREDiT II CALL OH waire ram ILLUSTRATED CATAlOtUX 104G JLWSWEETC F J4AIOCN l HCINYx aid PUTsaM neoMtv JAR HIPS RfAO ma ACTION IN I HUAN PORT I I i 1 Foreigners at PortauPrince in I Peril as Refugees Are Hunted WASHINGTON WARNED Cruiser and Gunboat to Pro tect Americans British and I German Ships Arrive I WASHINGTON Mnrch 17The Hay I tlan situation Is described by the State Department officials today as decided I ly more crave than at any time since the revolution has been In progress there Despatches received early In the day are t the effect that the Haytlan Government has reversed Its decision to allow the refugees In the fcrelKn lega tions to leave the country They will not be allowed to do so t s a fun her protection to American Interests In the Island the cruiser Des Monies was ordered to proceed at once to PortiiuPrlnce from Guantanamo The intoat Eagle was dispatched tnere yesterday It Is estimated the Des Molnrs can make the trip In ap proximate ilfteen hours The only I instructions given are that American interests shall be protected Bad Faith Charged The following Is the substance of the despatch from Minister Kurnlsj as given out at tne State Department The Government bas ltharnwn per mission for the refugees at Uonalvcn to embark on the ground that a plot has been discovered against the Govurn mont which was fomented iy the revo lutionary Gen Kirtnin from the irencu I Consulate at Gunaives Elovvn liar been shut who were alleged to have been conspirators These execution i have caused great uneasiness among at I circles A special military court has been convened to try the military oil ciala arrested yesterday I I 5 1c iinivjjuii u ofiictaU he nut tile HaMien government will make s ion work of this trial and that mol execution are likely to foliar Vhiie hc sltuUlon s regarded here as em bracing little of International Im tortan It Is recognized that the us of foreign consulates by political refugees particularly after the loai government makes the direct charg that such places o refuge are belnv I made headquarters for continuing rrvo utionary endeavors brings squarely tt the front the question of the wisdom laiulnr refuge In nnv event The posi I tion of this government Js decidedly against MICT practice KEY WEST Ha March 17The Government wireless station here has received adt cci from Havana that a Now is the Time To fortify the cj8tci fur the JJJ n hinsw of early sprlnjc to jTurent u I Linl h firlDPC to t ne UP the cm for the coatIng summer nothing I re U so rooi a bloodenrlcher fin3 nlcbeverace s Bass Ale I isserlited bv nhvulclnnn for 1 nun On Iirnuclit r In Battle rrr irlirn Sprlil rinafk 1 CT Innsi I family use On Druucht nt hom frv fmlv nmtitem H eec ileilTa Tml tihb r 81 f O 1O Vnr l g V V

tJ ff 5e J oi I ti t I Wf tt I 0 I I W f m I I t Yd h 7P1 I 1 ze i M O A J lIfff l v fCHt I 1 Z r W L DOUGLAS 350 SHOES I make and sell more mens 350 shoes than any other manufacturer in the world te If I could take you into my large faco rica at Brockton Man and show you bow carefully W L Douglas hoes are made you would then understand why they hold their shape fit better and wear longer any other 350ihoe W L DOUGLAS SHOE CANNOT Be EQUALLED AT ANY PRICE I WLDouofa Boya Shoo 1 18 IAIITIflJJ Wflontinant tI prieiiiiIrt I CAUTON un bottom Titko aS HiidtlluM I Color KulleU Vltd faelHrirtly CAr lie W I DUDUl s llrouktun via Douglas Now York Stores 4nl Jiroadway corner Howard Btreeb 7fifi llrondwr 7 comer Hth Street Bfl3 Broadway corner 14lh Street 1140 Hrodwuy corner UOth Street 14471440 Broadway corner 41st Be 074 Third Avenue 2202 Third Ave 2771 Third Are bet 14Uth 147th Bt 25O West 12Sth Ut 3ftU Sixth Avo U1S Wshth 1IOOKYN Avenue 03 Nassau Bt 7087 IO Ilrnailwny 13117 Broadway 421 Fulton Street 47H Fifth Avenue I NRWARJt 7Hfl Broad Street 3Ffllplv lTYINwarl ATmne ATEMOM I Jiai Itorlut s CUrk a rlsu of terror os lets In Part a IlrI1 A dorfii ruvolJllcnlst1 score oxvclllcil at jyurcaii Mnrci IS but thl fact linn levti previously reported Street llshln t ctuiied al during I lie iiiy nnl IJII i 1 fear of a general iiiuisi ru of al vnlic Iliipli II lal The American war Vebtjf aiVc Kunc irom uuatuu namo lo Iortni1 tince I buns uoom Yvarring tORt o i i yi aich 1 i o Ijieiau I Ci 4 bO attic ilO llU 0 iMU tml tvilU UIU tui ¼ L IA4i jjlCtt 11 1 u iii c a 4i4 U ac UiaI saa ain u 1uII t t v Ic3 w tiS 11 hu iO if i uU i IjdLc Id u cut jt LU ChIC Il e lCea I aeottets atu llwh viflldUfltM IO Oe In iaipul luuu inu Aiiuakion ta tian t i inu Inilufaliiiablo steanud mtu te i iiL ur ai a o ciocK itai itgftl ami ii noiiiictd JKI lurval D t iue lumiuii iois inesj tiuiunaiuns ai MJII iu nonr rct toil a tiinu imiic in 1urt un 4 rincv uui f11 in Miit ijiuuKiy restored d AUUII ii tie iviuon OL toO hIring teas malls nun LUNl UN March 17A brief dispatch wij received trollS the i uruiitn uinuu I oday stunt tne Kn lisn JuiisuiUeii i rat at iortauirilici aajln0 iiut nu outnriak In hayS was uiiduuutiuTj aatilortign In character 1AIUS March tsOtaieitI dispatches reived here irom llajtl indicate Lha IIC suuauuii Uiero it still critical for lortBners M Cartcron the Kreiicl liniaier report Hint mere were mUle executions last night but ho does not iive the lumber llo siys that previous to last nisit tnviuysown men had oeen executed He dc3crlb M Le condo the new Minister of the Interior is bloojtl Irsty Turther reprisals are foared antI there I still dansor of attack on the Foreign Legations and Consulates The correrondent nt InrtRiiPrlnfe of the Tomp says In a despatch that afa ca i lie Government us decided to arrest all persons Implicated In tie cnnsplraoy Tralrst It and to summarily iocutr all I ls riucht with arms In their hands I 1 VVGHOIRAT OR CLEAUS caches OUT I I Bed Bugs I Rats Mice I UNBEATABLE EXTERMiNATOR Wells Hair Balsam s Is Not a Dye L r but radllr rter i r I EGRAY HAIR t 7 ¼ Ij h tonriginul I color black or brown K Acts gradually l ually in1 or 1 appli j I cations the heir retaining a ounllO CODInn ncr I MI lrkJ OM mu Fr tiI ftn snd rr t eu an1 ut Ochil llbln Ior iifttrcontlre cci Dr Mr t 0 II I I 1 0 II Wh I ps PO bueltdetie M irL And die it nlbl lee tti 110 IH it ieeit r IU tl Uloj lIh ou rece51 of iO E S WELLS Chmljt v Jersey City N 1 uTE AUCTION SALES TAKE 01 I Tho iy Irlu c I ied hy lie Miunre J eI Co I the folloMnc 1 ttrt j nai p j rt OHO I rc re qu n je le t I I t orirnc 11 iuian 1 I Jinit ii Ii rti 01 Mapllttu ity A y lj I niw la It iessen tie Majrice ottr r will Bel15J1 i 1 1 erv at MU auction to ti Vhf iiji t flt v I n it tie itable of the MMUI OMMJ I To Il A 21 rhrnv n i ti tilt a rty of w York rn t 1 11 jjv r TI 1H05 it 2 r 1 I M VHc N York Mnr h 10 ltNi I I 1 1 I if 44 J I f Dr Creene the wellknown medical lecturer and eminent specialist in all nervous and chronic diseases whose successful practice hat extended over forty years is I still engaged in the active work i of his profession 1 DrGreenc is the prcprietorof DrGreenes Nervura Blood and Nerve Remedy end his personal 1 record ii a iufficit guarantee I of the sterling excellence of this wonderful medicine Dr Greene can be contulted free of charge either hy letter or personally at liii office 0 West 14lh St New York Most milk is safe j but some gets ty phoid or tubercular infection and you it I cant tell it To J avoid all danger I use useL Hl Inn I Our HI raSteurzatin uar v lid ars ute Sthtv 1111 tue milk tech is eiepSlonaiy rich in utterfat aeam This is the orly irrr i t pasteuriiil milk so K surf the buttle cw rcirts Shciild lie I cly Iastsarlzcd Ulk id t nt ur li Store VSO Vnron L q

TIM iuriiNr stNr MH It i lilt tttt Ilia H l e gitcu Lu rrtl Minua Vitiiu 1 i trntn A Knltlil Inr a n tv tlu MinT slul iuu lcul Itl Ieri IMIV nt ullarli mnirlj now in 11 Wal 1 itet tt i tOll tif tin MiiiiR I till ttIIit H ItII II nl iiril r anti inii lr ininplrtr nltli mlt SUfl n u l 1 f e 1 wA Hiker ideas Thfrc Is nothlnc complicated about 3 straight line There Is 10t1nl to conceal about i straisht business Rker success has tollowed Rika j straightforwirdness Rfcsr princips are not mere phtituies iut atall practices You might e tired of hcarins us repeat so oiten We save you money but you will never jet tirsi of leaving us really and truly save you money You might consistently otyect to our oftepeatcd claim of IGMEST i OLALITY DRUG STORE GOODS but you neer object to buyi inch goods from us as often as you need them The actual proof cf or claims is to us the most important part of our advertising Ask the man behind the ounterI any ilk r UruR Store Uubbcr Gods Iosnitn Supple SH Room AeitrZtS Cratches Trusses Ifnsti llrscrv etcttc her f cvorythiiiK ft lowest possible pries at Rftn new Drug Str r IJ an I IS West 34th St Sellable Nures lieilstry Others IllUrr 11r PrIce rrlrf Pateys Cold Cream 25 il Creme Simon 50 25 Hazeline Snow 50 U Frostilli 25 15 Charles Flesh Food50 M Aland Cream 50 il Yales Almond Cream 50 30 Calox 25 15 Lairds lair Restorer 100 78 Cokes Dindruff Cure 10 52 Princess Hair Tonic too 85 Pkers Shsvln Lotion 35 I RI ers Dresden lace IiwJ Soft velvety adherent Sof arid daintily perfumed 2C auiiers Swamp Kootioo 65 Ayers Sarsaparllla 100 72 Halls lair Renewer 100 70 Hikers Beef Iron and Bee Wine 50 1 Others lOiters IrlifS Irk Llsterine loo 6 9 ters Antlseptis 50 Vampoles Cu1 Liver Oil 100 00 Ui 100 Mary Goldmans fair Pcstoror toil 70 Pestorlr tO 1 I SiKers Sar aparilla NO POTASh NO ARSENIC NO MERCURY A purely vegetable compound whlh purifies the Hood and invigorates the whole sys 75c tem C 1 I Cjlycothymoline 100 73 KusselPs Emulsion 100 72 Rikers Callsaya Tonic 75 Webers Alpine Tea 15 08 1 Murrays Chare Tablets 25 18 Enos Fruit Silt too 75 I Pyramid Pile Cue 5o 30 A little bzttur than 73 Pinkhams Compound loo 75 anything esea good Phelps Rheumatic Elixir loo Seven Sutherland Sisters lair 10 deal better than most Grower 100 75 other face creams 35 Jaynes Asthma Cure Grahams Dyspepsia Cure 50 30 Rikers VioleJ Garfield Ta Syrup 25 10 Evans Throat Pastilles 25 20 Cerate Bordens Malted Milk 50 38 Uromo Seltzer lOc size 7c 25c size 17c Postpaid SOc Huylers Chocolates the SOc kind60 Ih Phone and Mall Orilrr promptlY flllril Charge arrounlK oullrllril Free U lvrrr In irralir Nec York Mall fller Iriuiiiitnti SUIIi Avr I id II lrW York inn Fnltnn SI Ilrnoklrn HEP5 DRUG STORES NMV VOKK MKOOKLVM 5 grit AYE a 1KIO 81 415 1UITON HI TI AVY a 14 Til 8T IOIIMIIIIA 1 UNION STS 1UIUAIWtI 1111 lIT 7l TtIII AVEI iala w aTn tn lT nITOS I 1IS1IN ITI 1 OiiOSITE rut W ATfloRF i5 mrA I 1ISt1 I arrrKiuoN AVES T1p ll

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j r f F t 1 7 r JO T iIr1 r 1 cv J f I f I MARCH 17 a li THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY 1908 f VANDERBILT MAY FACE COURT THAT HAS NO FREDDIE r Bicycle Policeman Ignored by Magistrate Presses Auto I 1 Speed Case h CHARGES UP TO JEROME h Commissioner Bingham Pave Way to Trial in Special i Sessions H That session In YorkvUle Court a 1 few days BRO when William K Van 4 derbllt jr a prisoner on a charge or t violating the automobile speed ordl i DAnce addressed Magistrate Kernochar a Freddie and the Magistrate i called the prisoner Willie will be I reviewed in the Court of Special BPS Ions If Police Comml lonor BIngham has his way It Is up to District At torney Jerome Mr Varderbllt an David W Dl hop er riding down Madison avenue In powerful nutonoblles on March S I wfien Iollcuman Martin a bicycle po I llceman attrrnxid to slOp them III his Judgment thty were Rolng thlrt miles an hour fhu refused to Mop Martin raced as lIar ai he could or his bike but they got to the Tlvlrty fourth street ferry ahead of him and were on a boat a hen he arrived lIe I placed them both under arrt and compelled them to back off the boat and rid to the nearest stationhouse It happened that Ma l trate Ker noohan was In Vorkvltlo Court the next day He took tho word of his friend Willis atratist that of the police mm Mr Vanderbllt Maid he was at running faster than eight miles an hour Inasmuch as Mr Ijlshops automobile was following that of Mr Vanderbilt he too was discharged It Is one of the Commissioners prln clcpe to stand by his men If he thinks they are rght HP determined to stand by Martin whose reputation for care fulness and truthfulness Is good Ac Cordingly ne has asked the District u Attorney who has the power to submit Uio case of violation of the speed ordl mncea apalns Mr VandfTbllt and Mr Bishop to the Judge of the Ccrjrt of 4 Special Sessions In Information form Accompanying hU request hu sent a oopy of the minutes of the police court proceed THREAT TO KILL ANOTHER JUDGE Louis M Fawcett Receives a Letter Telling Hin of Im pending Fate County Judge Louis M Fawoett of Brooklyn today received a letter IgTied The AnaroUflU Society ry Inr an Redress on West Twentyninth treet Mantottan In which he wiu potltelv informed that ho would be 1 kUlad pretty soon The letter accused Jidg Ffewcntt of bartwrln desisiis of becoming Preil presumably of the United Btatei Tha laruoia wxa short and to the point The latter concluded with the blla inc oxhllunitlm informaUon Tou will IMS klllej soon One at our men will look out for you and ho will get you Goodbye Judpu nwcett thinks tho thing H a Joke Ho ssya lIe doojmt expect to be come Pivsldent for SPVPZAI yoara vet If at all A few days ago his luwoclnte In the Klmrs County Court Juds Nor nan S Dike lot a threatening letter Urred Block Hnml Help Wanted ToDay I I Ob advertised for in me Morning Worlds Want Directory TUE9DAT MARCH JT Ad trumra 1 Housework 110 Agents 16 Ironers 11 1 At I ntlcM 1 Janitors 13 Btk rx U Janhtrzaei 1 nrbftri 2 JpwelI rJ 1 Boniuz Ladles Tallon S BoofcbtndQn 2 IaundrraM 3 BookkMpen X Machinist 4 Day ST Manwreri 1 Bricklayer 1 ManIcure 2 ButUn 14 Milliners IS Butch r 15 Moulders 1 ButtonholeMakers 1 Nursrs 16 CMIVMMM 21 Operators 01 Cart ntors 3 alIlteno IB Cuhlm 3 hotojrapbera 6 mbennt1 14 Printer 1 OwCf M 1 PolIshers 1 Ctvrm Jien 1 POrters 9 ObaufTeun 1 Pantry Ilelo 1 Collectors 1 lrsiaetu 11 Compositor 6 Roofer 1 Caafcs Male S 6aleo1a 19 Cooks Female 11 fllnmen 01 Cutters 11 Shipping Clerk 1 j I Days Work 1 Shirt Huid 1 Drwsmker Kt Slim Valntar 3 Drntlat 6 Bklrt Iloncli 5 Dlshwaihwi 0 Ble ve Hands S Drivers 8 KollclUxs S Drug Clerks C Stablemen 2 BUctrlrians 3 BtNiocrapben 1 4 Elewtor Runners 2 Tnllorewts 1 bnbroldoren 1 Tailor 24 Engineers 2 Trimmer a I nxraver 1 Typewriter fM 1 Farm Hand 3 Tyiwwrltera P 1 I Feeder 9 UplraHtorera U Flnlsheni 0 irnlstiers 1 FoWVers 2 Vtmk 4 ForeUdlw 2 Walters 4 rarnven 1 W Hrnn s IS liii GIrl IT Watehmm 1 1tewsMeks 3 Miscellaneous JU 11YS Total 00 00 00 q 00 00 The World printed 1178 Help Ads today 701 more than all l atotf n Niork gujxrs combined Give Up My Child to Mrs Cooke Never I Would I See It Dead First JJ Says Floretta Whaley I I St I I Have Never Been So Happy in All My Life Asserts Girl Who Eloped With Unfrocked Preacher I WIFE SA YS HIS STATEMENT I I IS FALSE AND MALICIOUS I Jere Knode Cooke the unfrocked minister of Hempstead or Jere Balcom as he now calls himself has brought a hornets nest about his I ears in his statement confessing the first big mistake and declaring that his wife never loved him and that she never should have married If Cooke or Dalcom sought to arouse sympathy for Floretta Whaley their child or himself by the revelation of his crime he has failed at least I among his relatives and those of the girl A San Francisco despatch however quotes the girl eloper as declar ing that she is perfectly happy in her life with Cooke She has suffered I priation and hunger has been driven from room to room in San Fran cisco and haunted by persons on Cookes trail but never for a moment has she wavered in her affection for the fugitive preacher After all these tribulations she is still light of heart but wonderfully determined for a child mother so young A reporter found the pair above a plrnbprs shop In San Hafacl near San I I Francisco and told Mr Baleom as she Is known that Mrs Cooke had orered I i to care for her baby I i Would Rater See It Dead I i Give up my ohIUl to Mrs Cooke j No n ver rather BCH It dead sue replied as the bal nestleu close to I i Its mothers heart Vhat r rc can I tell you as ed I Cooke evidently disturbed that his new retrcv haul been dlfovereu I No no man my wife for she is my wife H not unhappy We are a happy I i lit lie family here Why we dont have I to have a great deal to live on whpn we I I love each other as fondly as we 40 do I we dear I The girl nodded affirmatively as she i glanced fondly toward the speaker That woman who alls me her hus I band will never got our child Rob which ha I mv darlln of the bond i sanctified our union I should nay not If nv man Florett vould kill the child I first And once for all whes not un ha pv an were no going back and i fiats all i Unhappy said Mrs iJalcom look Ins Into the distance Unhappy She paused and a smile of reminiscent ten derness played on t lips Suddenly i uhe broke out I Never SoHappy Before I I nave never been so happy In all my life never eo happy Whatever else they mlirtit say about w whatever they think let thorn umJenrtnd that I am and have been always as happy as a woman could possibly be Why should I I not beZ I have my child and my hus band I have my home andnndwe three are together My husband comes In the borne at noon every day and evening we go for lone walkslong delightful walkslong delightful walks nappy She laughed soKly But she was asked dont you miss your old position Hypocrites Hypocrites cannot be happy she wd limply and turned to Cooke Cooke Is dead said the former mln later There Is no longer any Jere Knode Cooke My name Is Balcom and I am thU little womans husband Then they proceeded on their walk the woman pushing the gocart with the Infant In It the man beside her I carrying her wraps Deserted Wifes Attitude Mn Miranda Cooke the deserted wife has never uttered one word In reference to her husbands flight but today she bugged her uncle Sidney E Clarke to denounce her husbands at tack Mr Clarke then characterized the whole statement as a mass of ma licious lies and cowardly Insinuations and added that the article was written to drive Mrs Cooke to the divorce tribunal This the forsaken woman will not do he adds Mr Clarko said I3y my advice Mrs Cooko has not In the past nor will srho at present make any statement for publication re garding tho great and unfortunate sins of her husband Perhaps It might be proper at this time however to say that the jMibUshod statements of Cooke concerning his married life and regard ing what ho terms his first big mis take that hla wife did not love him and had married him for puroly social rea sons are absolutely false AS alt his wifes friends and his former friends can attest It Is believed by these people that the many false statements made by Cooke are actuated by the last struggling hope of goading his wife Into applying for a divorce an act which he has not yet even contemplated Grandmother in Tear Floret las grandmother whose fast ebbIng years were wrapped tip In tho rapidly developing girl wept bitterly when trhe learned of her grandchilds ob stinacy She told how Floretta had writ ten her tree months ago pleading that herself and ohIM were without food and clotrilnjr The aged woman sent her 100 Oh oh I cant believe that Floretta Is so firmly In the clutches of this man cried Mrs Whaley Sutfly he must be telling lies Isnt he dont you think Then she brushed her tear stained face and straightening her agebent body she clenched her hands and said As long IIa I UTW I will never send Floretta another cent no matter what plea she makes 1 wont support that man She knows that there will al ways bo a warm place her for her i told her to come here and bring the child with her but she wont mind me I never want to see Cooke and I do hope and pray that hU wife does not get dIvorce from him Tin WlIISTIIXfl SONO Both Is Ihe mug that will be given to next HimiUjn florid It It rum V KnUtit for a Hay the ueretnlul nlllilral comedy now im at Wallak Kvry boy will wut m cray it this son waet It rasd Ml MMa MMMSMtCk wUbMXl ha I Wsrit i goiiIA SAYST KASS BROKE UP HIS HAPPY HOME Wife Fntirely Too Affectionate With Corespondent Adolph Rosenslein Charges I Justice Platzeka part of the Supreme Court was crowded today the occasion i being the trial of Adolph Hosensteins I suit for dlvorco ajralrurt his wife Bertha I 1 The skeleton In the Kosensteln coset I as charged In the complaint is the Adonislike William 1as a young so ciety leader of the Gibson type He sat behind the prttty defendant and was fortified with a lawyer nosenjrteln a smoothfaced little man woe formerly a bookmaker Mrs Ilo senateln appeared In court heavily veiled She was dressed In black from plume to patent leather covered toe Max D Steuer for the plaintiff In his adJress opened the Roiensteln closet door long enough to Rive the jurors a peen at tho skeleton He raid the JRosen stelns were married in December 1S99 William Kaj he eald made his appear ance In October 1KB when the Rosen ate Ins lived at No 2 West One Hundred and Twentieth street Kass he declared frequently visited MM Rosenstein In the afternoon And later when the Rosen steins moved to No CO Mornlngside ave nue ire charges that Mrs Rosenstein I and Kass were guilty of misconduct at No 2 West One Hundred and Twentieth i street No 50 Murnlnsslde avenue and at No 167 Wait One Hundred and Twonyfourth street The husband did not know of Rasas vtolta said Mr Etcuer until one day he returned home unexpectedly und met Kitss ai he was departing Then hIs yes wore opened and lie be JUi an Investigation In May 1W7 they parted but In Jun they were reunited Mr Stouer declared that on Avg a 1907 Insyecuw NlchoUs Brooks Mr Hosensteln and two detectives raided KUASB apartment at No 1G7 West One Hundred and lw tyfourth street lUlU found iLrj HUM 18tPln IUM Kus tJ geLhr Mrs lUwenuloln he Mild was dressed In 041 underskirt Her shoulders ers were burl ills llosejuicin he said covered her shoulders with a towel wIdth iher husband pulled away declarln This ia ray wife At this point of Mrs tlteuers story Mrs Iokonsteln began to laugh The ooresl on lent Kass rose from his char and poke to her Immediately her smile faded away But her mother who sat behind her became excited Reaching across the table sho begun a verbal chastising of her soninlaw Her husband had dlltlculty controlling her David Kalowukl of No 146 West One Hundred and Twentytoveiuh street a brotherinlaw of the Kosenstelns who euld he wan a lawyer told of an at tempt to patch up a truce between the Rosenstelns lie said ha took dinner once at their home Who cooked tho dlnlldr and did the I menial worl asked Abraham l evy counsel for Mrs RosinM ln 1 dont know auld OaJoniskl but Mrs ensloln served It And didnt she complain to you that although her husband was weilthy he trkde her a dnuUre and wouldnt lot hor have a servant No she did not And didnt she beg her husband to get out of the poolroom business And didnt you know that her husband nan been arrested and Indicted for keeping a poolroom 1 Mr Stciier angrily declared that the crossexamination was outrageous The I lawyers engaged In ft wnr of words Justice Ilatwk promptly adjourned court for the nnon rccp s Simon Ilctiter of No 3 East Ono I Hundred and Twentyfifth street the fither of ths defendant broke down under the train Mrs Ilchter stood beside him They spoko their minds i freely concerning the aonlnlaw and Mr fHeuer and were on Hip poInt of hysteria when court officers compelled i them to leave the room FIREMEN TO GUARD SCHOOLS Spct l to The EYMltnr World1 ALIIANV N T March 17A bill which minims that a flmnan nlinll bn stationed at every schoolhouse In the I city while the school li In sceciuri was I introduced today by Aiwemblymajf Greenberg Manhattan I fllu Cured Ia U la 14 dor rue Olnt I mtat t a gurtd to ctm any MM of Itofe tu Blta4 lIIeedt or frotru41n PUM t S W 14 4y or m it7 t iuBd4 fco eS I I I I I MRS JfRE 1c bIE I FIVE YEARS FOR MAN WHO i ROBBED VANDERBILT HOME Judge Hxes Andensons Prison Term at the Full Limit and Prisoner Thanks Him James Amler on the exconvlet who on the early morning of Feb 13 broke Into the homo of V K Vanderlillt No WO Fifth avenue and stole 230 I worth of silverware wis today sen i tenced to Slug Sins Prison for live yezas Anderson who is a negro and worked as a waiter was imllrtpii for grand lar ceny In the second degree lie was ar rested while pawning the silverware His record yhoutti he had served terms In prison for robbing the homes of J P Morgan iui C IH I T y rkei The homea of citizen must he pro tected Judge Foster In General Sci slons said to Anderson and I intend sending you to prlwn for the maximum termThank I Thank you Judge eiaculatid the negro Im glad It wn nt any more SPERRY TO SUCCEED EVANS WILL BRING FLEET BACK WASHINGTON March ITRearAd mlral Charles S Sperry will bring the battleship fleet from San Francisco to the Atlantic coast by way of the Suez Canal This detail was announced t y Secretary Metculf late today WASHINGTON March 17At Ad miral Evanss personal request lie will I be relieved of the command of the bat tleship fleet on reaching San Fran cisco H Adinlray Thomas the next In seniority will succeed Admiral Evans In command of the Meet It has not yet been determined wliotJier Ad miral Thomas will luring the lied around the world to the Atlantic sta tion or not It Is expected that this detail will be decided on shortly TWO HUNDRED GIRLS SCARED BY BURST PIPE Thoro was a brief panic in the eight story loft building at Nos 3CI2 West Twentyfourth Btruet today when a steam pipe burst on the sixth floor Steam poured through thu building with a roar that frightened the two hun dred girls on the upper floors Into an hysterical exit The janitor quickly turned off CIO steam and the panic ceased before an one was Injured tHough when the nru api aiuus ittiTid up the street In response to an alarm them was a rush to gut out The building is occupied by cloak uhlrt and suit innnufiicturers who em ploy hundreds of girls There were about two hundred In the bulldln however at till early hour when tho steam pipe burst ALICE WIRES QUIPS ON TEACHERS EQUAL PAY BILL pial tn TTio KienlnK WorM ANV Marc A bund or tel esraphlc quips promoting the touchers equal pay propisltion iin I t 0 Alice wile receive today by As sfMnhlyinan immond chairman of tre Cities Committee ot the lower noOse Tney nil came front Bronx Park and nero UR follown The top of tho mornlnc I say make equal pay today Therort Iiiok In mid numbers Seven Is better than six I Do not drive us to theu ballot help I us nOw Thirteen chounaml plead the seven Learn wisdom from a woman Jus tice and proKreRM mut prevail EXPLOSION KILLS THREE O KAN DON lts March 17 nitt workmen w ra killed today whim the planing a 411 of Ueorc Kuiivt was wreeed and burno1 toT an uplOoo the oavu of whiolx 1 not known EXCORONERS SENTENCE IS AGAIN DEFERRED Justice Foster Wants Justice GolT to Pronounce Penalty on Jack son Convicted ofBribery Pornicr Coroner loseR J Jackson who WIIH convlited of bribery three years ago was arraigned for sentiiice I today before Jucw Poster in Part I of fSiiieral Sciisliiy S nteniN was post poned ncaln unill Judge Foster ran I consult with Supreme Court Justice l oil bcloiu uniin liS lieorder Jack I am was convicted l iiter the Hecorder bft aside the con viction on a motion for an arrest of Judgment DistrictAttorney Jerome took Isue with the Ilecordtr and carried the case to the Appellate Divisionwhich pi itt Cul ttl a t the c nvl tion xiouid stand Following this deciSion the old man Was rearrested As the case was heird by Justice Guff JudKo Foster believes he should impose sentence PENSIONS FOR MILITIA MEN PROVIDED IN ASSEMBLY BILL Special ta Tin Livening World ALBANY March 1gA State Mllltla Pension bill was Introduced toilav by I Assemblyirian D C Robinson In which provision In made for pensions to member of the militia wounded or I disable while In the service of the State and to soldiers sailors and mar ines who nerved In the arm or navy of the InllPd Suiten from New York State In the tivil war Time measure citalillshos a buienu or pensions itt the Iimptrollers otll under a commissumer to be appointed bv the Governor wllli the consent of the Senate and to receive an annual I sanrv of dOl and to hold ollloe for four years A en itv commissioner of I pensions Is to bo similarly appointed at aim annual salary of ntinO I APPENDICITIS i Grni eiit IIN n IlecuiiKtrurlliiu Kuoil The number of cases of appendicitis which get well by proper feeding and nursing Is not less remarkable than the number of cases which were for mer operated on only to find that the operation was unnecessary While looking for the cause of this disease It Is well to remember that excessive starch fermentation may be considered a frequent cause and that suggests more care In the use of starchy foods GrapeNuts can lie retained on the mAst sensitive stomach and Is ex tremely nourishing just the Ideal food for appendicitis oases Last Sprlns I was taken 111 with appendicitis writes an Ind man The doctor told me not to be alarmed for he would do tho best he could to save rue from the operating table tattlelie advised mn to mt nothing for two weekb during which time I bp came e4 weak I could hardly move The trouVi lniran to leave me and I liejjan to lit frulH and milk but I did not resai ho strength I had be fore I was sick A friend of mine recommended ClrnpcNuia I tried It ami It worken wonders with me I oon began to gain in strength and In u month was as strong as ever I dont think I over used a food that did mo so much good I now weigh 100 llMt ns against 30 before I was sick all due to GrapeNuts snd regular nxerclse My muscles are like Iron and I can do tho hardest work flolng em ployed In It printing ollloe I have to think tx lot nm my mind IR clear thanks to GrapoNiitH Theres a Reason Name given by Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Road Tho RoaJ to WaUvllle in pqll BLAZE DRIVES I 20 FAMILIES fROM TfNfMtNTi I Cling to FireEscapes Too I Daxel to Make Way I to Safety TwPiitv fnmlllP wprn driven from IL burnlnir tpncnint at No OT Kast Fifty jpioml street toiluy and were ollnsln to Ore ciwipp cut off from dP cont bv Mames whlch 1lr1 iluiMiKli till win dows nf I itt croimd floor until llrpnuMi pomplliM thin tn to a ro it nil and loavi1 by I ho p oans In the rear The bulldlne is of brlk ami Is thrpp stories In height Every room In It Is occupied and time pivintn have It larcu I nunvt er of youne children Tho blaze started In time bodroom of I Mrs Annie Gatz the houflpk etxT on the ground floor and spread 00 mulillv that tho entire lloor na burned out the damn e 1lnl al out JT 00 Mrs Gatz has two children of her onGcon three years old mid Julian HVP vpntH old and tube takes care of RuIn nut Ttwkv mon uen months I old She was xcniljbljiK ito lloor of the I adjolnlner t un cute mm t and had Irft the children t la Inn In hf r tx dro im when she was Htartlul bv their shrill cries of Mamma Munma Kin lire HIll rush oil Into hr room and found I teveral articles of furnllui1 ajlaze and the l Pd clothing In llami with the i Lilldtiii rtannitj tcrrorstncl i about I uro llior Without trylni to nut out the lire she lifted the youngest child i in ner arms and blddlnjr tin other two follow ran Into the streets The smoke bv this time wns pourlm out of th hallwiv and windows TI I Patrolman OUilii turned In an alarm Women and LII ilil rim and a few men were clInssnR to the Ironwork scream Inw for iKlP as the snlke Iclm ilpn pr Hid thc han 3 bPKan to dart out Ut rough the vtndciH t ito bottom Hnttillon tnlcf Kant milommnm lug door li iiddtr liiHtnictid them to return a throUKh Ihelr rooms and KO down bv tip HrepscBjips itndlne Into the back yarti This thpv dll In rainy cond order and was rvcu vlnrpl no ore CI CARNEGIE WILL KEEP HIS EYE ON ROCKEFELLER lIrGTO March 17 I have the highest rwpoft for Jnhn II lloekr fcller I think he I a a nucli atuu bell man I Inlfinl to play a ame or coif with him in a shirt time and Ill beat him saul Andivw arnesle as he was leaving the White llousp today Mr CarnoKlP w1 f answcrins a question about the much heralded story that he and time Stan lird Oil khiK worn at log gerheads over tho score of a came of golf Of course he added with an amispd exprtffslon I dont know how things will come out If we play the same on Mr RickpfHlfr links If wa do Ill have to kiep a harp eve on him na In knows the game and plays It with great enrnestnesi itr Carnegie wnulil not discuss the object nf his visit to time White louse and remarked thai ho understood the President hud otlwr plaiu when asked about a possible thin term 4 Ornatus et lloaltnu UG u r OPTIC Celebrated Hats bearing the above trade mark are authoritative exponents of fashion I workmanship and quality 178 36 Fifth A v Fifth A v sRi nQmlwl1 I A8RUIII XEEPS DOINGS SECRET fROM HIS KINGI On Leave of Absence Duke I Travels With the Elkins but Rome Not Posted ROM March ITSoma significant Ilrcmiixtances reunllnir the movements I of tint Duke of Abruzzl came to light I today and do not hour out the denial hint l r at the I tim I itm mu Court yesterday of I a mon rringm cniriKement between the I Dulir who In a cousin of Klnjf Victor Emmanuel and Mls Kathcrlno IClklns iliiiiKhtnr of Senator Ulklnn of West I Vlrtfnln Tho nuke came to Home In the mid I illi of February and had several long I Interviews with the King and his eldest brother the Duke of Aosta The latter cnino from Naples purposely tn talk with his brother KollowlnR these In terviews the Duke of the Abruzzl rt questeil that time Navy Department give I him leave of tvhsrnce from the command of the but tt i calm it I leg I mmut Klena This was granted slnco which lime the Navy I IHpartmpnt has heard nothlntf of his mmuiuImmmuum iii InqulrliK madi at Spvzli brought the Infoimatlon that the Duke of the Ahrurrl left there the end of 1Vbru iry nccompiiilnil only by bit valet It Is thought at Sjmzla that tie Dukr went to Iirls llcfore leaving he sent one of Ills aides to lame uitn a letter to KltiK Kiiimamiel saying hint he would lat r communicate his a dtld roes to tin Kin Lp to the present time lie has failed to do this W HINVTOX Miinrh l7Thie mike Uruwl arrived In Washington to I IV fixmi Ilnrlda lie wotu to fie Italian Rmouiiy nhtro he ls a Attest i i e Italian Arrbit sidor Mavor di i ln tie i He was cnmiKinipr1 liy his let nnl li Is not known how Ion tp v Ill slay in 11 city n Weak Little Boys may become fine strong men Some of the strong men of to day were sickly boy years ago Many of them received ScottS Emulsion i at their mothers knee This had a power in it that hanjeJ hem from weak delicate boys into strong robuit hay It has the tame power tochy Boys and tirj who arc pac and weak ifct cod and entriy I out of SCOTTS EMULSION I It makes children grow I I I L All Dnnltl SOt and 100 i I 4 LAVINDUR Crown Salts KeKltered WSZgZ Original The Favorite Smrlllni Sail For Nearly Forty Yrura And 10 Sn Nonr THE CROWN PERFUMERY CO 01 LONDON tt KAST iiOIll STIirKT N Y Si Have you tried our new Perfume JEUNESSE DOKEE The laorlte of London St rr Sold Kvcryw lioro 7 4 I r Eyeglass Protection l is positively assured against pinching and slipping when I Harris Suction Clips i are fitted to your eyeglasses No I matter how hard the wind may blow your glasses will hold se curely and comfortably Attached to your glasses for 35 cents i Tn y 1L ft ckQX8 OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS i 54 East 23rd St near Fourth AT 54 West I 25th St near 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