The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
March 26, 1908

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I i V III t i Boy of Seventeen Jumps Prom the Brooklyn Bridge i r Top7 J SV VVfl w flnrltuttfLnrLnrunrrJtn u r Prince de Sagan Fears He Will Always Be a Bachelor Jj t ww Assembly Passes the AntiRace Track Gambling Bills I N c Cloud nnd Wiirmrr Toiilclit Friday SJunvcrs 1 I F w1NA t G IJ t E i1 J 0 jn1iiDN 6d RESULTS EDITION I Circulation Books Open to All 1 Circulation Books Open to All PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK THURSDAY MARCH 26 19O8 PRICE ONE CENT i ANTIGAMBLING BILLS PASSED IN ASSEMBLY 1 BY BiG MAJORITIES lei Gov Hughes Strongly Backed in His Crusade and Measures Making Race Track Betting a Felony Go Through With a Whoop i Special to The livening World I ALBANY March 26The Assembly this afternoon after two hours Df bitter debate fulfilled expectations by passing by an overwhelming majority the bills of Assemblyman Hart designed to abolish the legal protection of gambling at race tracks in this State in accordance with Ihe recommendation of Gov Hughes in his second annual message to i the Legislature The first of the bills that to eliminate the discrimination which has I virtually legalized gambling within race track inclosures while it is a I felony elsewhere was passed after a number of amendments were j defeated by a large majority I The final vote was 126 to 9 those who voted to defeat the measure being Cuvillier Graubard McCue and Oliver of New York Donnelly Fay Geoghegan Schutta of Kings all Democrats T R Staley of ontgomery Republican I The other race track gambling bill amending the penal code by I making it a felony to bet on races was immediately called up and passed 1 without debate by a vote of 126 to 7 McCue and Staley on this roll call voted for the bill The bills now go to the Senate for I concurrence The corresponding Senate bills introduced by Senator Agnew of New York and Identical save In one particular are a special order In the Sen I nte for next Wednesday In that house the penal code bill has been amended r In committee o as to take effect Sept J Senator Agnew will try to have this amendment eliminated T During the debate on the llrst bill I Bmcndements were ottered to maUii I It take eltect Sept I Oct 1 and i Dec 31 to provide for payment of I wagers out of general fund made up J L through Increased admission fees to I provide an alternative penalty of JIM I whereas the bills now prescribe Im 1 prisonment only as reconmended by Gov Hughes Assemblyman Oliver I Democrat of New York led oft tha I f attack speaking tlrst In support of hln amendment deferring the taking effect I I of the bills until Dec 31 lie took the I view that It was proposed to conllscate property of men who had nade large Investments under tho protection of Republican legislation and that they Should therefore bo given time In which to dispose of their Investments Assemblyman McCue Democrat New iToric took a similar position adding that tho proposed legislation would throw thousands of men out of employ ment Their business he said has been legalized by the State ot New York and they ought to be given a fair chance to get out of the business Assemblyman Cuvllllcr of Manhat tan made a defense of racing Asfcomblyman Hart the Introducer of the bill said there was no need to dis cuss the moral Issue and ho according ly talked about t constitutionality of the measure Appropriate laws he said should lie passed to suppress gambling The 3crcyGray law Is not appropriate as Is shown by alatluticH Majority Leader Merritt supported the bill A Wle on the Oliver amend ment was then taken and It was de lentcd only eighteen members favoring It Cuvllllcr Donnoly Kngleton Fay J A Foley Oarbo Geoghegan Gluck Granbard Hoc Keller McCue North rup Oliver F If Parker and Shortt The other amendments were also voted down The haiti vote on the bill was then taken The penal code bill relating to gam I bling was also passed by the Assembly A 80N ntOSI THK BLUE MOON I K rr lmdy rrnienibrrH Jurnn T Fiinren with Ito song run b nml The 1Ilee Moon on llr md ny Nest Hnndayn World will contain the word nnd imnlc of Ill Mnrry jI Him In Make a Hume fur Mother the i tent tire MIIIIC of Ihl 11t IIIlIlIn The none wan rlllrn by herbert Inuriilmm author Cf Im Alnnlrd Now Etc Mu lc by per IssIon ol bb plro Iubllihw S I IMRS VANDERBILT NOT IftflfH HER MOTHER NLA W a Will Not Leave Nrport Be fore Husband Departs for Europe A statement from the Fifth avenue home of the elder Mrs Cornelius Vm dcrbllt today shows that there was no basis for the report that she has mani fested her displeasure at the state of her sons marital affairs by taking In Mrs Alfred Q Vanderbilt and qom forting her The young wlfo has not I called upon her motherinlaw and U still with her mother Mrs F O French at Harbor View Newport It was stated today from an authori tative source that the domestic affairs of the Alfred Gwynn Vanderbllta are now beyond compromise or reconcilia tion and that a legal arrangement will be reached In tho early future Pending tho final settlement of these affairs Mrs Vanderbilt will come to New York and with her mother oc cupy an apartment at Stratford House No 11 East Thirtysecond btrect lUr brother Amos Tuck French president of the Manhattan Trust Company en gaged nn apartment for them yester day and It will be put In readiness for their arrival within the next ten dl s Will Not Meet Here Their plans are so arranged however that they will not come to New York until the husband has sailed for KJ rope He Is expected tn tall Sutunliy or next Wednesday at the latest Walter Carroll Lee Is Mrs Alfred Vandcrbllts attorney He was asked to day If he had begun an action for ili vorco He replied evasively So far as I am concerned no such action has been begun Has any other lawyer begun or 18 about to begin proceedings was asked I do not care to be drawn Into a discussion of this topic said the law yer ut I will nay this that when the matter does reach that state ev erybody will know It Ito I o KAUla IUJUUUI uli lurk Il Flout a HtiinOi D till mlaatmuloliMU luw I SAGIN BOWm DOWN FEARS Hf WILL NEVER WU Suitor for Mme Goulds Hand Says Hes Likely to Re main a Bachelor IN MELANCHOLY MOOD Esteems George Gould but Etiquette Demands American Should Make First Advance I am a bachelor aid Prince Hellf de Sagan when he came down from hIs apartments on the eleventh floor of tin WaldorfAstoria today I have boer one al my life anIwln n sigh have a fear that I will remain one all I my life This melancholy statement was In re sponse to the queries of the same Heel of newspaper men who met him on hrs arrival In New York yesterday What are you going to do todaY he was asked I do not know he answered II ti a beautiful day quite remindful ol Paris In the spring and I should like tc do something but I am In the hands ol my friends Is George Gould among that num ber will you call on him or do you ex pect hitnV I cannot say If he Is among my friends said DC Sagan I know him and I esteem him yes esteem him highly but you understand there are certain rules of etiquette In these mat ters that we Frenchmen must observe and It Is for Mr Gould to make the ad vance Gould Out of the City Inquiry at George Goulds office to day was met with tile statement that Mr Gould was out of the city and no one knew when he would return The Prince appeared to better advan tage today than he did yesterday lie said he had had a line nights rest and a pleasant breakfait lie came down at tired In a frock coat with a hat of the style that Oscar Hammersteln has made famous In New York pearl gloves a boutonniere In his lapel and swinging a rattan cane When the newspaper men met him at the door of the elevator he lifted his hat and mulled engagingly I am going tor my walk he said I must have It after dejeuner After that I cannot say If I will call upo i Mme Gould or not Yes I will proba bly see Msleu and Mme Morse Compliments Our Women He was asked If he hnd seen many beautiful American women In the Broad way restaurant where he dined last night and he smiled under MB curling mustache Here was u subject on which he could converse wltfi authority Oh yen many he replied I con sider the American woman the personi fication of grace and elegance Perhaps she hasnt all the piquancy of the French woman but she has more of It than the women of any other country Yes the American woman is charn lnga very charming type When I was here twenty years ago I arrived nt that conclusion and every American woman I have seen In Paris since has I strengthened the impression Now my latest Impression Is that as a type die has Increased remarkably In beauty and I style She dresses with more taste nUll carries herself with more distinction than she did twenty years ago Perhaps that s because more American women visit Paris every year than they did twenty years ago eh 1 Then the Prince lifted his shining hat I once more swung his cane around two or three times and stat ted out atone for only the newspaper men called In the morning to Invade the avenue Returns in Peevish Mood The Prince was not In a very good humor when he returned from his walk and protested against the attentions of the newspaper men whom he Invited to hI room What more can I say than I have already said 7 he asked peevishly Please la not mention Mme Goulds name again I am miserable I nm un happy I will starve to death If this does not stop Where do you Intend dining to night he was asked Ah mon Oliiil he cried You make me a prisoner Hut If I can escape I will dine with my friend Msleu lu Hurry whom I have known In Paris and who Is here In the automobile IIIIK Inesh InpsI I think he continued that If I had Continued on Bo u4 Iel 1 TWO HANDICAPS FEATURED AT NW ORLEANS TRACK I Five Good Horses Accept the Weights in a Distance Event JUMPERS OF POOR CLASS Simcoe Wins Maiden Event Which Vas First on the Card secsl to The Evening WorM XEV OUMCANS March KSccrc tary MacGInn made another dcspcraic 1 effort to frame an attractive proRramnif I ror his off day at City Park today Ho managed to inaka Ills handicap feat uuE hold together but In the rest uf the card he was not so fortunate The best number was the handicap nt a mile und onesixteenth and this brought n field of live good ones to the post Old Honesty one of the gamest and most consistent horses racing here this winter had top welirnt of lit pounds and opposed to him were Good Luck Carthage Kercheval and Donna making a rather shifty company The steeplechase also was a handi cap but In this event the cross country horses engaged were not of exceptional quality even In the poor lot of fencers quartered here The summaries lIlt T llACE lurse 4ou maiden two yearoldH three nnd a Jualf turlobga Slmcoe 112 Notter L to 1 even and I to 2 won by Half a length Gavin 105 Minder 111 to I 12 to 1 and 6 to I i Transform 115 K Wnjah 15 to 1 8 to 1 and 3 to 1 3 TLrith44 45 Bird of Jrey Guy Ktshcr tyler Joe Howell Earl of Richmond NlifEer llaby Fund amental Broadside John Hall and Co lumbus also ran SrXXJND HACB Furyearolds and upward steeplechase handicap short course lnlIlster 14f Heder 4 to 5 2 to3 1 Coal Black haitI 153 MeKln neyj 40 to 1 6 to 1 and 7 to 2 2 Unult 135 Dayton 20 to I 4 to I 8 to J J1I ka Iin t Time 303 45 Galllthea and Uarco I also ran Gold Circle refused Wood side fell Itacatlara pulled up THIHD JlLOKSIx furlongs three I ycaroltl and upwirxl selllnK Ulttcr I Sir 1CT tV Powers 4 to 1 2 to 1 even won by half a length Mae Hamilton loS Nlcol U to 1 o to 2 6 to 5 second I Ilebel Queen 100 Minder 13 to 2 S to G to 5 third Tljne 116 15 Vansci Shirley KoRsmoro Hustle Dick Rose Thonins iCnlhorn Ixidv S uTle 1 XT Eckert Queens Souvenir Bosom 1tlend ind ZasB also ran FOURTH RACK One mile nnd a six I teenth threeyearolds and upward I handicap Donna 97 Sumter 7 to 1 3 to 2 and 1 to 3 won by a neck Carthage 100 Powers 13 to 5 7 to 10 and out 2 Good Luck IDS Notter U to 1 6 to and out 3 Time 14J Old Honesty also ran FIFTH RACKSIx Curl ngs three yearolds and upward l1hlllRetch cmlke 1U4 NotIon 23 to 5 S to 5 7 to 10 won by half length K T Shlpp it S Flynn IS to 5 G In B 1 to 2 second lloyal Onyx 101 Ielbrrt 9 to I 5 to 2 I to 5 third Time 115 lotus Brandt Gold Proof Field Marshall and II bin Hood also ran GLOBETROTTERS END TRIP IN DISASTER Two forlorn little chaps ended a globe trotting expedition today when they were caught In the freight yards of tho New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad at Willis avenue and Ono Hundred anti Thirtysecond street by Deteotlvo Roach of the company The Illds were covered with crease and their hands and faces were grimy When they got over their fright they said the w re Itobert Henry Sherman Hfteen years old of Nu 24 Bradley street and Frederick Holme Gilbert fourteen years old of No 5M West Main street New Britain Conn Sherman had a box of Xcallbre cart ridges a comb and brush a cake of soap and a candle Gilbert had a pen knlte and three clean handkerchiefs Neither had a cent and they admitted they were very hungry Young Gilbert said that he and his chum had been planning for six months to take a trip across the country and yesterday Instead of going to school they snoaked Into an empty box car When llcnxch asked Sherman why he carried the cartridges ho said that when he left home ho had a revolver but that ho lost It i The pair were sent to the S P C C rooms TURNED ON THE GAS AND IS LIKELY TO DIE Will 10 111 K Mnlloy thirtytwo year of ore living ut No 1201 Simpson street the Bronx ultwivpttvl to commit suicide In the office rsl m Of a saloon today und Is In Lebiumn Hospital a I prisoner with little clmmv to recovery M alloy U a conductor on the 1non I nllwnv Ho Iwil lieen laid off for 1 we k anti Imd been drinking In a rm ni belind the saloon of Patrick Flanna gnu nt No LU3 Boston road he stuffed up the crack of the door and tllml1 on the cos Whim dlncovuicd he was I WASHINGTONSOCIETY OUT TO SEE GENTLEMAN RIDERS GO OVER JUMPS I u L EVENING WORLD RACE CHART FOURTH DAY AT BENNINGS MARCH 26 Ae ath er CleCor Track Past in riJlST KAOn jU iv irollii ninl upward hamlliMp IMI iilied file and a Malt furlongs Columbl i coils s lnt time 101 ntr aui sun roi W 11 drlvlnc Wlnnir ch r tiv Y nkn Pmolti snprl It Illlchi irk Time 1111 i j llllry rIi i is I s r til Jk Op liII f it in 4 Sniukfr lit I 2V 2 m N Shlw 11211 1Iln 4 i I a ImiMufla lit 4 5 i 3 2 Mritiriei i 7 i 7 II Work mall mi 8 4 I I a llruw1 7 111 0 II r L II Sugar 1lnn 17 9 lh I 1 C llrilv s in 72 47 Smokrr rand Sucar Ilne Into juhIilmllh first nnir lnif hud In lnlurl n f I ilrn nt thi mil to utall off the dvlcnnlnvd bM of Iantnun Tin laltrr outrun In rhf oirly sort a cd ground on the mrctrn turn sal how1 In front lit the furlong pole but Smoker outvalued her at the eat StlKir Illif hnil plenty of ntitnl but L 11 i up nuking the puce anil tIrei luilty nt HIM end Workman sail a Bind raw hut iindn rTnir handling frt 1 lonirfr iiwnnce OL SIXONL HACK Twoy irolli KllllIK fKHI iil7il four linil a bolt furlillKi M course 1inl toe i2l off I Start Kooil Won Iaslly Vt n ncr b p liv ililjino Inleiidiilimi I ny immr XV II Mothv Tlim nvi ar tnix miter uti St ot n 1 i kvn ti Ill I il 5 iemsrer Vdll 111 tl s I l 1 I 1 Miiirthy I 5 1 12s J oelmr III 4 1 Mt4ziiy 12 11 iil s I S Jack llcnn lai i fls 2I f I 1101 17 0s 17 0 a 8 Sir Cannon 1111 1 r ri v j P T hums 7 7 Tony S HI 1 21 III 4J W Walh 1 los 17 II a 2 JVicoUIIiro i7 2 to II SI III lF1lrhrornr i 2 530 Mil Outs 114 7 7 7 P York0 Ol 40 Ill in rlrll1 ilI G 10 10 10 S1 CJuarlngum lit 12 inh s 0 indurate HVI 111 Ut lib II in llruspl s ir 17 h 02 On1In Ora 111 5 S RIO Iloivnn IS 11 o in TiHriltcr III rail hack ta his Ilrenn olHI rate AIM luklnK c i tiWr rt turn won galloping Nutmeg ruceil green but when sirs ltitneit mil eiotl v rv stronp Is curs to ItrDnive Jack Oenniff riTrymaiII upA lat or Kruund an 1 wllul1 han boon clomr will a gooI l r ak Po ot liro null RlrC nniiii ran iln l iif r n tllllll HACK Thr yp roldii lelllnr 7ti6 adII eta turlaii Coluiuhta v i courses I1 it lime n5 off 101 Htart RBiirt Won letting Winner rh c l y Comimte Sl if nflta Oyner V llltietlell Tlim l lV ln1exSturtera Vt5 si Tf I C Fin Jorhryi OpiUCipSh Jubilee ion i i 2L ij4 T liurnn 32 u3 Hj 12 111 n1wrlhrr no i 55 2 t 2 Hnw h I 40 14 141 OIU I i3 if 2h IHIW Us C Drndv I 2 111 V2 7ID Rllredcir mi I I 1 4 4 SIle M lOst i is 4 The jihau hrftun 150 4 r A r 5 Mcl anle in 211 is I 70 Jubilee cot to the front Inslilt uf the furlnnx j ole and miij an nay wInner bum Hell ivtlhcr came rrv Ktrorit forcing Hums In Hilt hard Ilellncthrr rm hark to his mire You good race He VAl In close quarter all through the tretch hut I t inl u drlie sann ly lllei had plenty of speed and set a toil pace but tired badly at the end The Shaughrjun len rivly Ti IXifnTH IIACH FITvearoIds and upward TrIo1 StrnplMtuiBF for lltintera iOO cute about two fuSeS Tout 121 off 422 Htorl good Won easily Winner b K by Kykcnton w of June ownrr Mr Mraiurtrlr 1lnie 41j i3 Index Ilatlrro Wt Bt if 1 ijfinJoekvs 01 III CI 11 sn Tolli 105 0 1 1 J 1 Salto ar 0 1 rf2 Horllil 140 2 t 2 i o KCI1eIer I II I b 4 auQuler UII 4 4 3 1 I JoInda ii 12 In I M Grace it I Ii 41 45 4S air JOt3rn 02 1 0 12 VnrringtOn g 1 7 0 0 A Stitians li is 1 2 Itisaner l1 I is It udder 02 70 Pete nsiles w 7 hi 5 It 750 VIId JOflCP r 2 0 02 1 g GMffi mow 142 55 5 It Ii 511 N Mr U Krr s 10 tO 0 a OOntros un r 054 7 tsO4r lo1h S S a SO Olniliol 14 III II 10 10 10 J Steie S 5 t hr Kitty nolJolr 14 11 a5 11 II 11 n II 10 III 4 el1itOOC 1ltt TeUt1P wWl to IlIr ront at the start unit forcing II stiff air the icitir Iistais with jiesity 10 lIre itClUlt was allaN t4ISti el n1 all1tJuh hr nlo a holol won the atrtc1i utiit nevrr iatch the sinner F8oolul ii nee Jullllr wto ht C hl1 In others IItIY 1111111 was close up when she t1 Ihe Jas loris 01 Ihe fieli She wa Ihr rmooott ut ftTiltet The therMweree3sl up when tsien s fPTIl RCB Kourycurold and upward sellIng 410 adoll ix and a half I J urlonl oIUrbt1l coats lost 4st oft 405 shirt Kixid Won canny Winner b K by llandtcl Mother luncn OxncrW I l rery Time 124 2i I 4t rllorlt 0 Ls Ii Ii i 11 Li Oil e ls sh JajtjafOrd Ht II 15 J1 I i Mo4arthy i iso 1 12 iII Jl11r 2 IlIanl 1 1 12 10 t 1 II I nu 1f1 2 01111 1 2 I 1lI1brllJa Wood lane 152 5 V S 45 4 Irnui r 71 H I 4 Brookdale 1111 4 II II II 0 11dW r2 II a a I 12 1lolTO l1a II 21 I 1QJ1rlo IJ 20 1 II Orwl1 uc10p1 hi fn ii toiskk he IoM1 sint etcotilly lnse i cii othe Jam trtJloplllJ enuo lust Iale1 bug eiioLili 10 ease this tisee Wllh a BIJ r finIsh rider Umb1a wOllld have hn peeond Yorke was or no help 10 her lmeiut ball slltl but quit YANKEES IN HIGH fAVOR WITH fANS AT CHATTANOOGA THE BATTING ORDER New York Toledo Itanbcuu ss Nile 2b Keeler rf Hopkins If Htahl If Bmott of ArmbniBter rf Ball as Chase rs Ib Elwert 31 llMnphtll cC LlBtOT lb Conroy 3b Hinchman 2b Bweeney c Fisher c Manning p Qulnn p Umpire Mr Clifford Special to The Rvenln WorM OLYMPIA PARK CHATTANOOGA Tenn March ZGThe Yankees and To ledos this afternoon were again greeted by a crowd that overflowed the small grandstand and bleachers There were iOOO people Inside the grounds and half that number were perched on the railroad tracks that run along a high embankment east of the ball park Griffith nnd a number of the boy scaled Ixxikout Mountain In an auto mobile this morning Kid Elbnrfeld arrived today and cavorted around the ground like a twoyearold The Highlanders leave at 7 oclock tonight for Atlanta hero they play the Crackers tomorrow or Saturday The team also gore to Athens for a gaino with tho University of Georgia First Inning safe Ktwerts fumble of Nlles was on his grounder Keeler singled ansi Stohl was hit by a pitched ball filling the hasps Hill forced Nllea at the plate QuInn to Klslicr Chae rncieil firm on strikes Keeler ansI Stnhl sciirlng Olmxo and Ball tried a douulu stiitl but Hull WAS run down between third ind tM plate Quinn to Klwurts Chase reach ingthlrd the PlaY IIcmIll douM d u right scoring Chase tonroy out ilwert to Ilster TIIHHK HUNS llirbuau singled imst third Hopkins llled to lleiiipslll Burbeiu stoic teciind rfmoot fanned Armlinmter reach fl arst on Conroys fumble IJurbeau tried 0 get home on the play but was out it the plate Conroy to Sweeney NO RUNS I Second Inning Sweeney fflfined Manning out liar beau to Ulster Nuts died the same way NO RUNS Elwert walked Lister filed to Keeler Htnohman out Hall to Chose Fischer flied to Homphlll NO RUNS Third Inning Umpire Gifford faced the Brand stand and announced This Is Mr Keeler the worms most scientific batter Kieler laughed He then filed to Arm bruster Stahl walked Stole second and took third on Hulls out Kllvert to Lester Chase out Quinn to Lister Ni RUNS Heinphlll took Qulnns high fly liar beau out Nibs to Chase Hopkins doubled to deep center Snioot sent a roller to Chase and was out at llrst NO RUNS CONTRACTS FOR SUBWAY I IN BROOKLYN TO BE LET At the meeting of the Hoard of Esti mate and Apportionment tomorrow afternoon a favorable reinirt will bo mnd on the six contracts providing for the construction of a rapid transt subway from tho Fourth avenun end of the new Manhattan Bridge through various Brooklyn streets to a point near fortythird street This being In effect tho old Fourth avenue subway plan which will ultimately reach Coney Island I At tho meeting Controller Metz will he I pivpared to show that three of the six contracts can bo let immediately These Important matters were decided on this afternoon late at a conference at tho Mayors ofllce In which tho Mayor Controller Metz Bridge Com mlsblonxr Stevenson and Chief Kngnecr Lewis of the Hoinl of Kstlmnte mind Apportionment took part KONIG ALBERT COMING IN The steamship Konig Albert of the North German Lloyd tin from Genoa and Naples wis southeast of hire Island at 216 1 M today She will be at hat plor before S oclock j Trial Steeplechase for Hunters at Bennings Draws Crowd Into the Infield and Tellfare the Winner Is Wildly Cheered 3 I n FAVORITES WIN NEARLY ALL EVENTS ON THE CARD Jubilee Defeats Bellwether in the SixFurlong Dash False Tip on Sugar Pine Forced j the Odds From 10 to 1 Down to 7 to 2 and Crowd Lost I Special to The Evening World BENNINGS RACE TRACK WASHINGTON March 26Thc great crowd of society folk at the races today went out into the infield I to see the steeplechase for hunters in which many gentlemen riders had I mounts It was a great betting event Tellfare Recruit and the Smith I entry My Grace and Pete Dailey got most of the play I JVIIfure led practically all the way whIm the socIety element In the Inlleld anti on the grand stand cheer Itself hoarse TeJlfaiv Jumped well and had a lot of spee l on the flat and although he wo rlMlloiiKfil tho last ttlno round by the Well played Recruit ho never was In any danger of losing Fauquler an fl Mftl starter ridden by Masncdi ran prominently all the way nnd llnlshed third The rest of the Held was Htrunff out Kitty IJellalrs MIK the onlv one to fall but she was rcminunted und llnlshed an eighth of a mile behind thifl leaders Books Lose on the Day The bookmakers who liavo been roll IIIK In KreinbnekM since tho meeting beinn got a severe trouncing today I when every favorite except Hell weather went through up to the fifth rae Spencer Vlls Smoker Tullfare and Jatnei Pruwfonl were played off tlio boards anti with ills sucrcas of each thi rashlera had hong lines to pay off It was the first real break S is talent has tin ii and many a book will lit by the hoardx after today McCarthy the real tihlns In the Jocloy line here put seer his second winner or the day In the fifth race on JnmcH Iruwford lie won In a bit cnllon from ViMiu with Ulll Dalys Imbrolla hlrd Venus shot away from the bar rier as If It was all over but JiimeH Crawford overtook her In the llrst eighth and after that It wua easy Ilerrot had a flash of speed but soon cracliod Venus beat Umbrella a head for tho place Shaw Wins on Smoker Pantoufla lost the opening scramble simply because uf the superior riding cf Willlo Shaw on Smoker over the errors ot JlcUanlcl At the sixteenth pole Hantoullo was In front nnd apparently winning easily when McDnniel seemed to jo to pieces aJlowlns Sliaw to get Smoker thn favorite up In time to hOlt lanc ulle half a len th Thoro was a tninifiidoUH play on Sugar line in this race his price going from 10 to 1 to 7 to 2 In a flurry He had been wired to New York as a Voud thliiK Sugar Pine was run into the ciound by Smuker In the first half nilie itcDanlel lay third with Pantoullo but brought her no on the strctcii turn and was In ft nt to the stretch The books won to the ruce because of the small play on the favorite Spencer Wells In a Gallop Spencer Walls ran right up to the form ho showed In his last start oy winning tin youngsters race In a ga from Nuttnes a uray hilly batons lop MxLiUBhMn Jack Glenn I to Jimmy lug BH the third money In the last few I MtrldtK This was a great betting race but Wells was always favorite Swnccr Sol 1le Hen b there was a big play by steln nnd other of the wise gentry on the board Tony S Sir Cannon across ilo cattle In for some play Tony Swan In front but la the first nway wan elkHll the favorite overhauled him Ntitmee oft w Ml stayed right with the leaders to the end and ran a very good rae Tony S tailed off Rome but should mprove uomo next time out Jubilee Beats Bellwether Class told In the third race and ubllni niaklmc his first start of the seasin put It all over the highly f rieilvsvther Tho latter never iiitei aw the day hi could give Jubilee irtcn pouiuU and a Inatlng and to isos race proved It Jubilee out Biuued the lists n logs Handicap winner In u drive tkcuuU the stretch with Jo I BENNINGS RESULTS FIRST RACESmoker 4 to 5 and 2 to 5 1 Pantoufle 7 to 5 for placo 2 Workman 3 SECOND RACE Spencer Well I 6 to 5 and 1 to 2 1 Nutmeg 8 to 1 for place 2 Jack Glenn 3 THIRD RACEJubllee 8 to 5 and 1 to 2 1 Bellwether 1 to 4 for place 2 Giles 3 FOURTH RACE Tellfare 5 to 2 and evcn1 Recruit 8 to 5 for place 2 Fauquier 3 FIFTH RACEJames Crawford 3 to 2 and 1 to 21 Venus 2 to 1 for place 2 Umbrella 3 I SIXTH RACE Silver Ball 8 to S and a to 5 1 Grace Cameron even for place 2 Grandpa 3 I both Burns nnd Shaw whipping hard Hirns rode Shaw a little close on the rail In the last sixteenth but not suf iklently as to changes the result Jubilee lnlshed threequarters of a length to live good The rest were na wIser Giles finished n poor third after running his head oft with tho leader In the first half mile KILLS HIMSELF IN THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL 1 Albert Hornback of Newburg I Found Dead in His Room by Shooting A man who ritrlstered as Albert Hrrnbnck of Nevburg N Y com mitted suicide by shooting late this afternoon In his room In the Grand Unton Hotel The p lllce and Coroner were notified and are conducting an Investigation At the botch It was nald that the sui visitor and cide hud not been a previous was not known No Cause was assigned by the suicide for his act The police of XqwburB were communi cated with by telephone In tin hope of reaching relatives or ftleniU of tips dad man lIe was about tlfty years old olilio registered at MS this afternoon and a halfhour later a mail ptisilnj j found U and hln room heard a allot man dead r t A d I

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r 2 THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY MARCH 26 190B LOVE DISAPPOINTED YOUTH JUMPS FROM BROOKlYN BRIDGE t SeventeenYearOld Edward J Dit mars Discouraged Because He Couldnt Wed Girl He Loved Plunges to Death I Within to weeks three men have jumped oil the Brookhn Bridge ft young man who took the plunge today was the third He was picked up alive after his drop of 136 feet into the last River but did before an ambulance surgeon reached him Subsequently the suicide was identified as Edward 1 Dilrmrs he T seventeenyearold son of Dr James G Ditmars of No 525 12 Sixth I avenue Brooklyn He was despondent his mother said because he could get no work that would enable him to marry the girl he loved jgf Leaving home early today tie crossed I id Manhattan for the ostensible pur pose of presenting a letter ot Introduc tion at the local office nf the Western Union Telegraph Company Hut lie I must have changed Mi mind for at if t 3230 he wa riding toward his home on jf A trolley car When the came lo a V halt In the middle of the bridge lit 1 plunged to his death Trcllcy Passengers See Him A fulton street car bound for Now I York had been stopped by a temporary block Just opposite a Flushing avenue car going toward Brooklyn Ten or fif teen persons on the Fulton strret car saw the whitefaced youth wlntf iiln ulf off the rear platform of tho tultl Flushing avenue car As thy uatcned him not yet divining his purpose ne wrlgfflod through the iron netuor which guards the rlchtofnay of the H It Ta elevated lines Along tnl pace which runs the length of t e bridge through tho centre there an only ties laid wide apart The young man poised himself a mo nirnt looking clown between the cross tics at the river flowing far beneJV By thin time those on the Fulton strcs car who had been looking at lim knew what he meantto do IVdesir Rns do not venture Into that spider wcbby silt for sport Two or thre women began to scream hysterically Men on the rear platforms of both cars yelled to the stranger to stay where he I nai Strikes Feet First He took a Heeling backward glance at them Without a word he stepped to thy edge of a slx foot opening and let his body slip through To the horror stricken groups on the cars above It i seemed that ho turned over a dozen times as he aped downward This was probably an exaggeration but they all agreed that he struck the water feet I first He went out of night with a mlehty splash After what seemed to the watchers an hour his head showed In the widening ripples Tney could tell that he was swimming Then the res cuing lug swept Into sight and the cars moved on and next Hirse blidsoyc view spectators were telling their stories to the bridge policeman that had come I running at the first outcry j I It was the tug Chariot Iuper that I Sind picked up young Ditmars Capt i Herbert Russell was bringing a tow of barges up the river when ho saw the form that somersaulted from the bridge He steered for the spot where the body had vanished and when Dlt t mars head bobbed up the tug wasnt ten feet away 1 Pulled Out Unconscious I I After making one or two feeble me I i chanical strokes with his imin the bridge jumper cunk again The mom nt Help Waned I ToDay I As advertised for in The Morning i Worlds Want Directory I I THWWDAY JIAnrH 28 1BI JU Irtr 1 Tureladls 1 Agents SO IMrenin 2 AtnuentlctJ 1 Otr1s SO ArtUU 2 lUrnusi Mnkeri 1 IlakrM 1 Homework ST Jtonnjz 15 llalnlin 4 linriindert 3 Iroiiers 2 Hifclonilth 2 lanllorj 12 HookblmlrM 2 1nnttreeft 4 i llookkeop 1 1110 ratlr r Boy 22 Iullilr l HIworko 2 Iaehlllt 2 JlrkJayer 1 lolor1l11 I L lIuoollllon 8 Inlcure 2 i I 1iIrtthCr 12 lIlI1non i j 1uttnhihoIeMkers 3 Nurp i rIiiriet l1ker 1 Operators 2 Ciataoeera I Iatntrs i CnrplIt 2 Inllnll13ktr 1 i 1 Dtilpiq 3 Iotqraphers r Mnlrn31O l Plumlr 2 eh I lorlo 1 i IrarnHlker 2 Ir I hauftciirs 2 Proon 1 1 olrclo r Prifrealers 1 ClIlIIPUJiltllU j 1101Ilos j i COo1k Mte 3 Itm1I 31 i ok Itromt 12 Hkln 1Illd 4 Cutter I ttve lIand l lJrukcr 21 HuHrHur 3 lIrlhl 4 flablemrn 2 i UIhwaher j HlonolLph IM 2 e lrhers nlln rapher I 11 pm Clerk Tllor 13 nttll ln 2 TrIlHIIIrs Urnrnle a Tywrl1erii UI I I P Jelner I fthlwrltor I Ilrnu I vphltret l i Iarlll 11010 3 atterq S I J3 Icrlor 1 3 Wllr 16 lnlhri 4 Satehrnen 1 I I Flrolln 2 MtaeIlieoui 113 I I Iu1pri I 1ilaI 1110 The orld primed 935 Help Ads today 502 more than all otha 1 t cw York papers conjbineJ L I he appuarod lor the ecimil tlmi a dock ha nil snaked a boathook under his col fir nnl all Ijtrilj hclpoil to haul the unconslitis voiinc man aboard The tu turned rtiA ran for the Brook L n sliliv Thf Brooklyn Hospital hnd al rad IICPII notified owr the phone by tjio Hriilce police and llr Anilir tin with nn nmmilinco rfnclifd tho foot or Dock street nlmn t as oon n thp I u per IlInINI 1h ojns man died Jut m he wa firrled n lior HI wai a slender anaemic vomit MliiA who appeared t 1 lie at least thre or four wiri older than lIP proved to he HB war dressed n plain cnod black clothe new shoes inJ clean underjaniipnt There wits nn money on his pert n Identification WIF rlrt labllLI hy means of pho ingraphi niij iiier in the pockets and jy the name ngravtd on a Isnet ring ipri he little flnjer of the eft hand Had Girls Photograph There were two photographs of lour dna with the words To Edward Ultircirs fiom Ionian W on the hick mil another of n prettv yojnjr irirt lienrlnR the Inscription Illllnn Walbei i i j1ii It Cell lii street Tne un g num h tjdtcss was secured from a chauffeurs iKtnsa made out In Mt name Thc o ai also K letter written hv M J linden of the BrnoItn office of I he V IT asking the New York mnmifier o give young Ditmars an opportunity t i Uarn npomtW Mrs Jumes Dltmnrs the boys mother Knew nothlnK of the nulHde when an i rcnlng World reporter saW her at hr home She aId her son had been In rather poor hp lth for a year and that ho wjs downhearted over his Inability to secure work In hli enforced Idle nos he had been acting as chauffeur fir JIb father who Is a pracllslns pity Mlan llrs Ditmars said young 1M ward wns very much In love with Jlls ulber I SAGAN BOWED DOWN FEARS HE WILL NEVER WED I Continued from First Pass I an enemy who was engaged to he mar I neil or wanted to be Id send him to America for revenge He would not bl i allowed to see hIs lady love The Prince C0flfesd later In the con1 versatlun however that there were many thinKs about America that he liked 1 IKc the biuiness he said You I arc all so hard wuikitiK to net money That It whit I like and I wuuld haVe been un onuatjr on tin llouijc In i Iaris but my father would not let me As It Is I havn never worked but still 1 would like to I uiiiild fnjov being I a broker In our Wall Sired tti tht lixcltrment nt that vould be line and1 wlo knows IorhitM I nilirlt i An ardor for Flowers I A standing order has been left with the tlnrls In the Wiilorf to end a large hunch or Aineroan heauty rosei every moriiliiK to Ime Gull at Icr sLeters house In FIrth avenue I Mine Gould emplM a neat ruse to Jay In order to e c3 o from Mls i I Helen retldence withoUt meeting the crowd In front Her slstori maid eib oiatuly dresed came out or the front intnince nnd was handed hy a footman Into a IlinuuMne en W ille the crowd Htound the donr wss giving her 111 at lentlon Mine iiiuld clipped out nf ihu uleMiian s PIIIIIIIIO and was whiCied away to the W nmlni paitjents v hre she paid a short eall Oil Mr Tyler Morse From there he went IU I e S itgs ftiid In a 1 Ittit whilu ri ttirned to thi Fifth avenue house JIarly In the afternoon the Irnoe went lo Mntlns winre he nid lunchcim with a friend tndei tlw inllucivo of the Tinch foxl and tin rroiich tInes ajme or his rienh vivacity ind good humor roiuriKil to him I tiitit just lead In one or votir papeia ho faUl hat tiat Oonl liP Ia tollanc s romlnK to till roiiri ll hivi my dltibtn boat thisI di not I IninK 1ii JIIIM the coiiiase to I ua i pitbllc opinion uatitt 11m hen Lit If I ht doifc come he wll do well not to ir S eke mi I Honl na fol continued du Hiwan i with a MMirnful it a VIi I coutldr Ilm I no in ri tan this nnd 1 ii FnhLt tel his ringers lie did not rriily cot thi baiter if ni when tv K mo thai I iii I In Ilirli I uttompled lo firatli hIm I with m uriC ami us llip sdi RxiU wat flluuir I r Tiu WH all it wnu virv ilnipli but not dUnltlid i lInt If lie fume here 1 will co Il a mom will him and his two ii rot tier ntil wld let slim cite lock HIP door from HIP ouisldi mid y u will flee what will hiiu ii II w1I 1l it ousln nf great illitliiltl to Iind t int llonl iiml Ills two biollie whim they open tli dour mil I lila k my 1 uipa rI m from thtii rnoui tIt Irtnr j known as a Imer of opca In 1Arlf iir l ho wa n ked If he vrild aliid nn of the perfnrnnnoe hr o J cannot aid he I will be too LIMV with otter tlilngi 11 e mitte tiint I rnntc to Amoci tn mllast Hu I would like to fo to jour opera for I1 know many or the j lier aril I hear is vrv tine 1 hnvo n box at the rorn In Part COL LAWRENCE IMPROVING It WH iiCil t iit4iatfl1 h the oJitli ol M V M I oe i t pusi dent ii the I i i 01 II i i i t his home tit No I Vef TiriitvHi jtri I 11 l3 iisnil mpi jti L Tie Ia tlrnt it VIIH Bald hud parted a com Ortiible ulrht AUTO LOCHINVAR STOLE DAUGHTER OF MILLIONAIRE 1 li 1tflI of Oil Magnate Iiorcos Guarded Girl Cleverly Done I TRICKED MLR JAILERS Stern Parent acl Made Young Society Woman Close I I Prisoner I Mi Jnme A Peering who wa MIc Violet Pierce daughter of II Clax I Pierce the Standard Oil mllllonalri mil who eloped with hprsweotheart and was married to him In ilulliiuce of frowning I parfntal dlKtppioxtl had an eviMtlng romincf It Is now leirned such o fall celilom to the lot of diiishlfrs of I the very rich I For weeks before thu slipped away I from her Jailors In the loirtysc nth i street maIM Ion that was formerly tho I home of lllchaiM T Wilson Jr the beautiful JIis Pierce wis a prisoner I III tier rovim under tile close surveillance I of her parent i Mini Ilpice was a deuatante Just out or boiirdlngscliool when she mot James i A Deering and fell deeply in love So I j clity looktd on and approved of the Infatuation for absolutely no objection could be raided to the young mar In view of his wealth family and clean manner of life But when news of the romance reached the grim old iri llonalre in St Iouls he Huns hlnue aboard a train and camo Ion on tnr happy lovers Ilk n thundarcinp Curtly Disapproved Betrothal i With woids that were short he for I bade the public announcement of the i engapement Miss Violets elder sister I Mrs libcn nichards was ordered uj I her father to conic down from Tuxedo and keep close watch that the baby of I the family saw nothing uf her Jim my myYoun Ucerlnp was ordered never to I Let hm foot across the threshold of the I Pierce mansion But that WLS not all The servants of the ostabllshment were I loiganlzed Into a Kunid anti cimmnnded I to watch everv action of the girl I Day by day the father questioned his i daughter retarding every move ahe had taken during tho hours ho was not per I sonally on guard and If her report did I not tally Jot by Jot and little by tittle with the evidence contained In his re ports a storm was sure to burst Thu young sons of tho family were summoned home from college and add ed to the gtiiiidlng force The Situation was peculiarly dlsresslng to the spirit ed girl and when she attained her ma jority a few weeks ago she assertid her rights in open revolt Prisoner in Her Room This sudden expression of Indt nl ence where before there lad been onlY timorous excellence provoked a tem pest that shook the aristocratic nouw hold to Its foundation It Is said that the father shut his daughter In her bedroom where he kept ir under lock and key neglecting his multifarious business duties so us to remain on guard Tic excltcmint of this episode caused a collapse of MlM Ilercen nerves and she was Xiiillned to her hud for evtral days under the care of a nurse When she got well slit grittily duisded thaI Hle would circumvent tier parents flint marry the nun of her choice despite jallurs und lock She nindt known her purputo and the father redoubled his precautions The jeir of the louse was barred and fiveii sup HS and servants were ndiitted at the Ircnt entrance Miss Violet was furblddtn IT g 3 out unless tipua express l rrnls lon and undor es cort of her dater Miss Tiuriouirl who had chaperoned her Into xockty s it further nlnforepinent her eldest broUiers wife Mrs Clay Pierce was brought on from St I ouls Several servants who refused to tii io part In ths strenuous SYS111 of e pi xiuH1 were elisUiargPd and a liullir siod Kinrd at the front door nU day Ike a mediaeval Jailor Hut lov laughs lit turnkevn and the vigilant butler was outwitted Iiil5 Ilrno obtained permission of Mer father to gi shopping wlti her sister inlaw His consent ContaIned the pro vl 00 that she mould not see Jim I Tho motor was ordered for II certain hour but Miss Violet was ready some I time beforehand I Uachlnvar Was Near Door 1 She went to tho guardian butler nnd asked ff tho rar had arrived lie I tclil No Thnn Miss Pierce Hskinl hm to lephone to the gurnco and i ipnrn the cit use of the dtlnj Tim Iu 1 rr ooniplled Hnd when he had ttppn1 i tlfL to Ill ilicno the girl h PIM i nit i The esti o id been jilanned Jim I my wan wahltii in ii i uniT lviii Ills car Pie happy coupif iiiotoied lo I Nw Jersey to too fill rnl il but wiui iiinble tn obtain n license wlih tint I hufcti tney tel the sit ut t ton nijuiril ltltU iitl rig to tills ell they manuKed tn gel nn lcr III the ovi nllll fiuni thu i city Hall II eiioe bureau Then tlny vuri nitiiiled li y thu Itov 11 VVIIIIani C Hudtir In his loonin In 9cviit I nlntri siet shortly hetoie midniKht MMMjuvnile Mr Jiero WIH scouring j tin environs oi Miiiihnltari hiln1 rvr ILL i nf Hie i loplni julr Tain wax last i ThniMlav Now It Is nald the fitliii lu Iumliik irnurd to kIi Hint his oli Jertiiiiis to Mtniiny l eeilnr worn hys lineal The I ieerln j ntu now In Atlantic fit complein HieJr honevmoon i PROPS DEAD IN STREET 1mis ii i f1rv ear M nf Xn ir W 0 I UK II Mill Tl riyl n I I i iii Ml LlVM oi i j i N f v Y l V I I Kill II II I r i I ill I l I I M IIS III l Vl I t I iKHe 111 l o 1 s I u I i k Ills i nvulri at NJ til fsi one llundreil i mul Thlrlloth Ktr fL I rl 1t 4Jo 11 Po o t eo tf 1 I l r OFFICIAL VOTING COUPON This Coupon Entitles the Holder lo Cast One Vote for the KING or QUEEN of the I 1908 Automobile Carnival WEEK OF APRIL 6th TO 11th 1903 I II fie r Y Automobile Trade Assn i 1 7Efk P ln Ifo Contest to Close Thursday April 2 1908 at 12 Noon 1 i I Vote for King or i I t MUU ku u a in AiM w6itij AUToMimntcAK i7n at to of iiou i u Hoi lJ5 I Ur Suit iuj LIU ImiidetJ In t Ttie IVnrldi viirluu tiruicbe i ISOf Jiroax I i5 i llixli M limmo 1UU3 Iiiida y llarleiu ll rlUn ISIlli itTj T 7i llniilljn Vll MuibliiLtuu t and Illlllicr ilulldlur Jarl Itun X Y I JJ iI ip jl9Vl j ji n it irtnw jiv See Story on Page Eight y oath Who Jumped to Death From the Brooklyn Bridge P J DttlNDIIIWS i STERNER MAKES STRONG STATfMfNT Expects Many New Yorkers to Thank Him Before He Leaves City It T Cooper the young man who has bcii diseasing his theory und ills med Iclnea III Hronklyn for the past two months spent the first day of his sta In Manhattan at the RIker Drug Store i Ninth street and Broadway Wednes day j Cooper ir the man who created II sen sRtlon In Boston some time ago by an 1 muncni thai the American stomach was becoming degenerated and hy sell me to an Immense number of people a 1 medicine which he claims sill correct this evIl He came to Brooklyn from I Boston anj has succeeded In securlni a j vuy are following among Broodyn lf It was rerntly estimated that j nftv thousand people In Brooklyn hnvn I ta en hi preparation 11 speakIng of his success In Brook i lyn anti what he expects to do In New j York Coopt raid I shall be In this noru from 10 until 6 oclock cnoh day un HI 1 leave New York Kltlier myself or i iBBiititnts will cxplan the nature of Ito nil who wish to know to m dlcines to I about them during tho o hoifii I was iircnful In Brooklyn and will 19 cquillV siiceoifful In Manhattan He tam i leave I will tall with miiny thousards of pick people nOd 1 I expert rlt Of them that to proi ho majirlty there Is nothiu the matter Aim t i that mv piepmatlon and n little iii moi Iliso wutt cure Mv melKl oi re Id un ttlnl ant are in guaranti I bv 111 Hl er Cn I do nut mte to make IIn clilms at present hut I may I nay thru nfter the tlrt two wtplcu of I nn iDly I 1111 hnve more Now Ynikirw vvlifi ae now half alrk come nnd thank I nf than I VIII havn llm to talk with Jnm Mcrrow nn old resident of UrooUli Hvlnif at Nf VW julnev trd ViIM nK Cooper iall ri Wclnesdiv He U till onthiiliiit 01 tho niliji t t iVpir When iiueMliiie I h aid We vot hellnl of th1H mini I ii I Ii ul1ll1 Ii C 1Ult I I fill UK u lien itt ills rilvnl he did lint nil i t mu h i enin nnv every one Is talk Ing of him I mvHtlf uriiu sick for ovnr twents eiif I flngxered from tweak IH1 wlen I 11111101 In to ceo him ri dllV 1 Bill poifertlv weU I I 11 ii ti way thoilriU I hot 1 liver trouble but he tolil ne t hat lii mertlrliui wns tar thij stum lie tt and since I am now twill It tnuit have b I CII my tml111 thut wu wions I inn eteflt3tgt ynitru old aol Iifj In lii fist reil infllclim thtit I have fniinil during my entire life

100 YEARS SHOULD BE LIFE OF EVERY MAN NOWADAYSi iI rilKAUO Milieu Ul Tlirne oini and tiM 1 r iIt if earthv exktenue lu nn old ajhlrHd suit t0ftflt of n matis llfo 3 rdlii to Illehon ahie ailovvH ti OIKIll u L iIsItld toil tlllj 71 li il iii v i Ii 0 liij ii tII vinrk In 11 a IKD 1I i lds tIC hen v until M uin I i IM nrlme or r iiieiu lOW lu t 0 i rvftvn detail In til tnu i t IX I lllH i 0 ttt 110 OIl spoil to thu effect 11 e luikmij on Tim Mission of Itln I at tliu St Ittulii Ituformeel ElJlscopal CliuroU I JJ I HELD CITY JOB IN I BROTHERS NAME 0 Pack Lennon HafTens Friend on Payroll but John Drew the Money The Hnffen Investigation wns 6nlll ened today by the e tmony or Packy Lennon a political factor 111 the Bronx nt JIlKhbrldge who testified that he never did a stroke of work us foreman In the Bureau of highways nlthoUKh a P If Lennon drew t RI r y Oeoe If Delicti general foreman of the bureau testilled that when a man presented II civil service certification beiirlnir the nnm of P 11 Lennon he put the man to work believing he wai Packy Lennon It developul that tm MippoillltloiM P H WH non other than John I ennon brother of Paoky The latter was appointed nn iis lHtnnt sersenntnlniuis to tin Honrd or Al dermen In IW The payroll nhnw that since unit before that year P II Len non WHS drawliiK pay IU a foreman In the llrinx I envv Inek one day tetlflrd Delicti and I snlrt Whj he nlnt my foreman Tnen 1 was Infonnwd that the P II lenuon1 who had pre sented the certificate was John tIne brother of 1 H Of course I reported the fact And f shall report It to the Civil Service Itffonu A oclatlon ouIJ Coin mlsnloner Mltchel c WASHINGTON RECORD SHOWS QUAKE 2400 MILES AWAY I VASHINfiTON Xlnroh dA ullnht I uarthiiiake wan rrcordnl on the weuthur bureau nelmnoKraphH dnesday after noon beginning at 1 hour I mlnule S I sooondfl p m 75th nit ori thin n time Vhlle tho disturbance WIH of comparatively email Intensity thr principal phiihtMi cliuracterlsllc of enrlhiiuake records wiire very KlrirplJ ileilned It would appear from th rords that the orlxlu or thin 1 sturbanoe wan not over 2lriJ utile from Washlntrion Thl would place the wplcenter In the Paulnc Ocean west of Mexico or III northwest ern Hniith America or possibly wllhln tin WBstein portion or the United i tiliUetj tl i HEINZE GIVES NEW BOND i Irlril 11 herI r I I Jica I Inn Oliuruu In IIJ NeM MoiiUl AMHIHIIM llflnzn appeared with law IMwaiil I iuleilai Ii before UnlUil Hated nun lit Jlone I itIlls this uf erii iMi tu renew the Imnd glen ul the title of the tiling of tint Imllclmrnt churiilnK llelnxo with ovitrcnrtlflca liii uf iheiks for S 3IKf on the Mer niilli Nit itoih HUlk Tlr ritoCeii blind fil IOfied Uvn t I Kllelln Tnisl u id IPI vSl Cim I JY i 1 irj I ml t du Imlx until hf Vise U illnpoiie of TIiii iliiiiiirirr interposed to the Indictment livliiK over ruled Mr Heinz will prolably be Wind tor pleaaint at th jL cU lerm I JUDGE PLAYS I SAVES CUPI LAO fROM JAIL li5 Threat Breaks Down Op position to Wedding of Youth and Girl 1111 Malriupeti sitting In General Sessions Court In the CrIminal Courts Kiillillmr was the Dn Cupid which Joined two loving yearning young hearts today In marriage and saved a young lover from a term In pilson Abraham YngeiiRdorf a youtli of nine teen of No liM East One Hundred nntl Xlnth street and Grace L Week a pretty girl nineteen years old of No i l Fast One Hundred and Twentysec ond street were the principals In the I culmliiHtlon of their almost shatrrert romance The couple met about R year rind a I half ago at n social affair Their ac I Cl quaintance soon ripened Into low but ttEr otitrngpinent wan op ised by the youths parents On H cnmplHlnt mail on behalf of the girl younjt Viigensdoif appeared in A lurv lulii Mulciueens court today was it boon lo be impnnellcl to hear the evldeiui in th case whn the youth I IIro and slnmmeri forth that he woifd marrv the Cir he loved Imme llately were It not for the opposition of his folks who hid Hcrtiplry about tile dlfferenc In religion You twIll eIther marry the girl siil 1 11 MilfJfi as Bint I v as pos I bl 1 po to jai itnii a hurried conference of Tlls alo1 hurrd the votths rtlntlves Hint lacy tlnally KHVe tnclr rcliictHiit consent to th nmrrlaKe A hurried trip to the City IRrrlllj Hired the necessary marriRp Ikens und Alderman Smith was sum i med to Clerk Scullys office where te ceremony was performed pair tun hastened back to The rmppv 1Hn M il s hnniit and toil J idfie I iTieen 1111 HII had oer urred He dIet nrited I he youth und the cniple left the bulldlni I rudantU happy SOCIETY EDITOR DISCHARGED d ilrorlUlni kgriitt OhnrRe Pnll to Unlit Kiln Imrrenrr rrsnkuyit Liwronce edtor of the pub I M rtlki known HS tolet who was arrested nn n charge f obtaining mon y hinder false prMenes was dlschurs from custoJv hv iMiiKlntrate Bnrlow tn 11 Outre Street Police Court this nf erniKin Iwiwrenen ails arrested nn wiipliin of I hnrv V Hnr n Inn Miiplovml iv th aoeuHd us an adxvr iinK aifent llarrln tiniilo th allegation that Ixiw 1rrl hlll held f thousand hollers if s nonev PLAYS BALL ON DAY BEFORE HE IS TO BE HANGED Special to Ihie nvpnln WnrM Nf lllX LK Vn Mar 1 1 C Tlurmnn the former W s tnolnt I boy who Is to be hanged here to morrow for Ute murder In Fefruary fns of V alter P Dolnen of MiohUnn I stiu uirently xinmovefl anti today played btrtiL ill wfth his death watch 1 In the Jail rorrldor Ht will be flm mornlni imtcil nt 7 eook tommrow mlrnll HU j l5 M11 lit turned oer to the Analomlct Moaloty of Virginia for uhui neitinp pitrpos lii or inn ii ltts nent r s widowed nt other Ihlr lin him fir bin nrlttnttti of hIlt j SIM paid hll fr wrHI Si acvtten up In ok form und now lt here Ho I sold hr fymUcat helnf I iate helr clalTiK Keifdefense In the klllliizl ittll he lait I Tutu rn at whl be of 1lbuii Thl u iI man hauled In Virginia Elutrocutlon j linn been adopted FOUND SHOT DEAD IN CAB AFTER CHICAGO HOLDUPS CHICAHO March Zyam Kane of No ll ChlfHifo avenue was found utreet and dead In 1 cub I RlKhteenth Calumet avenue today with ft bullet through hlY heaut after he and two companion h Ml beaten 1 rabtnan j stolen the cub ami help up und robbed 1 two pedeatrlani In a wild da h through and wemt aldm Ive 811OIA of the north e of the city INDIAN PEACE SIGN MIXED UP NATIONS Aagistrale House Presides in New Hague Tribunal Over Three Races MuRltrnt titmice In the Morrlsanla I rl toilav officiated at a miniature HiiKiii TIOIUI coiiferenic An American liullnn a plain American an Aus tralian from the Hush and n Ger man policeman thrown In for tnt nifssure weie Ito wnrrlmr represent tiles of nations Little Heaver Is I chl f of the Seno a tribe and enrlj lodiy he stood despondently nt One Hunan nnd ThlrtyfDtirtli slrreet and Hrook aye utio the Bronx when Charlts Lacy and Charleys Harrlsou approached Ho did not move until they were close to him when ho mide an Indian Un and spoke pklB Injun broke he said Give quarter Out all nIght Must ho at Conev heap soon rcliearfp for show No rot carfare Well vouve K t n fine nerve ml I Harrison who huts IalTlson met iTidlmis on Brusmdtva as wil a In Cones Islntil until the Hronx A quarter your grand minmy Tike a tip frori me and bat It whllo your moccasins are Intact Little Utvver us he tp tined In court thinking to soothe Harrison larrlson pulleil tt PIDC from his ifl kel Peace pipe saW he Pale tnI smokiim But HarrKin aid LB liousn the pipe wus a pistol IMC jiimrM back and pulled ou a OK key while 1mm leon Rrnirt the Indliii trim belleve i the key WHS a rf vooj mil In 1 secoiil the three were In a nilxii Policeman Otto hove on die scxiie I about that time and hivlnz u rei I pistol and n very rtil nlflit tlok 1111 MibUued the ln and arr vted theru At the station Hr Kcip of tin bin coin them Hospital up had 10 ptitfh a id plaster This looks liko n comedy of errors said Magistrate House Indeed It Is Your Vjrshlp put In IRcy who Is from Australia and also enuwl amuupincni hy referring ti the polV bit innn as thin estimable consta I expect you think the bush Is more peicpful than the Hronx xild Mrtsl sall Irate House anti L uv Hi enteJ anil Rld If released he would zo buck to the bait Want to no I iinet Late tT re I a hrarnl soubrette said Liltle Heavi Just like I want to eo lonie ar Hirl rm and the Ma lstrate I laalstrlllt nad he would ds charge them If thy wuld esk hand whlih they agreed to du and ihe left court nrmlnsrm I AGED WOMAN KILLED BY GAS I In Alarr lluliir Found limit tn Hril Ir Mary Hanes iyflve years old was today found deed In bed In her apartment on the first floor o he butts at No 3V Third avenue hv Mrs May o n neighbor Gas was flow tag from a rubber tube that hnd been atached to a gas stove In an adjoIn tiu roam Ht r Oiwiih was due tn itCi dent dentMrs Mrs Hnln s dauchtrr hive with her husband drd Urannett At the Ho tel Kernan Halttmore Thl mornlnit1 a ictter WiLS ilelvered at the H llitn I apartment which Is supposed to con lain f check front Ihr sOnlnaw as he waii accustomed 10 send her remittances tances regularly I EVANS POSTS METCALF ON BATTLESHIP ARMOR WASHINGTON March Admiral Evatih n A report to Secretary M tcIf 1 the question of the location of the armor belt on battleships my I would appear that Utter proler bit tnlplit have been ii nun Jisl luul thes I Iwlts been originally placed between six Inches and one tot higher He adds It Is understood on ihe latest ships thU I question Is of Ito ImportuncH as thu citadel anuor IH hit one Inch less tin thickness than that on the winter line I I BUCKET SHOP BILL REPORTED IN ASSEMBLY I Irtlcslal to The Kxenlne World I II BANV March IiThe OWrlan I bill ptittlni bucket hops out ot but nets OilS reported favorably by the Amunibv Codes Committee lodn Tlu majorit eiders art determined to pe1 I till meaiuie hrouch Words I I Do not express the goodness and appetizing flavor of I ip su Formerly called I 0 t Elijahs Manna Toasties No one seriously attempts to de scribe the sweetness of a rose No one I can exactly describe the subtle entic ing toasty flavor in this new food made from White Corn The Taste Lingers SERVED AT ALL FIRSTCLASS RESTAURANTS SOLD BY GROCERS Made by POSTUM CEREAL CO LIMITED BA Tl CREEK MICHIGAN a Thorn fa Only Ono J G B f mo Quin e5 i Thai Is Laxttiwe P Bpomo Quinine t Ommtl T World Over to c Cold In Onm Day I Always remember the full name Ixioll tor this slirnaturo on eer box a 1 I Specials For Ibis Friday RASPBERRY WALNUT A A BON BONSPOUND 1 Jj SPECIAL ASSORTED CHOCO fl LATHS 20 kindPOJNJ j i HIGH GRADE ASSORTED CHOCOLATES POUND Par itw store open every evenhztz uutll 11 oclock A deliver free purchi es of one aoUr ant over lietwrm Ititt ry sail 2emnln it nlfii nil Ur nkvn irem lip 546Zcz4 111i4 CoRErIs4l I1ijLO 2CCRZL4MD5 VDX3 C i PA I II RFRfrICt5 nfQl1rD t 1CA51 IT tk CJLL Off tVUrf FCIR II tttUSTBATEO CATAtOOUE HO40 1 L W SW OPES MJHDAYfi SATURDAY EVES J69 17 and 173SnlbSt cor WjcloffSt 773 775 777 and 779 Broadway cor Sumccr Av Erookljn Si i GRAND RAPIDS 1 nr FURNITURE CAR Per Week PETS BEDDING fre W ON EASY TERMS 3 Rooms i 4F Rooms fF Rooms Forniihci Ftrmihrd Furnished 57 97 124 We are enabled hy our easy credit system to dress the ladies and gentlemen in fact the entire family in the latest styles at less than the socalled I cash houses at cur Smith St FiiM FiiMI RAPSDS FURNITURE fASKCIAUrOf ti IruatiaitiHS HOW nttpttn OH II w tiotKU CREDIT TIHHS X ROQMS 49L BROOMS 98 I ttURffl3HD 7 9 5rUD 241 I DIED UOOXI5VOn March 2r HRIDOKT ItOONUV Tuneril fro the rnHltlinc of lair ilKUKti Ur Mr J Detittisy DI lli t 117h r llurcli 27 at 1 1 M 5tllANOn March 21 ut her rol e e 4 Columbia t N V MAil BUIIHAN uljuw of Patrick I lull van Fun ml from her lane roMtnca lr day March liT a U SO A M thence to St thus of Uniai Church Cannon and D lnniiX It Interment In Calvary Cvmttary THE DAILY LESSON Q Wlint Ii better titan I World Ad veattseuiient 4t A threeheir World Artrertbement 0 r It ktlll better nreet time World Ail rtlMUientT A A eteutlme World 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11 T I 0 o 7 1Ioi1i17r I w L lt r1I i THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY MARCH 26 19O8 ji u MAN IN THE SUN TALKS TO HIM Of tGRfAT RIG SECRETE tcprot Montbree Has 8 Ftfenc On the Central Solar Planet He Says WE WORRY SUN PEOPLE Folk Up There Are Disturbed by Emanations and Want to Uplift Us R sJl that Professor Leo Montbree f No 1233 FUltoa street Brooklyn art fl true to him must b awarded the honor of being the foremost person of Importance this world has ever known If what he says Is not true why he Isnt This Is wuat the Professor says apparently believing In himself I have established Tiunlcatlon with the Inhabitants of the sun the center of the universe and am prepar ing to learn tho Inmost secrets of alii things Ba this as It may Professor Mont i bree told a for The reporter Evening I World today a story that perhaps In I 1m atlon has never been excelled even by the greatest mlndd In tho realms of tlctlon Bushy red hair a luxuriant mustache I an ascetic pallor dreamy eyes behind largo lenses held secure by a flowing Bilk cord and a general air of Indiffer ence to things material to this world go to make the Professor a fitting be Ing to promulgate what he calls his discovery Dismissing a pretty girl whose SO cents for a horo copa he apparently i spurned that he might make public these rare facts the Professor said Has Affinity In the Sun It was In San Francisco In 1M5 that I became aware that some mysterious Influence was at work on m mind I em tilled with passive electricity and my mentality Is particularly susceptible to thought vibrations For months 1 allowed this Influence to permeate my being and at last 1 realized the truth The discovery was astounding A physical personality cannot call It human or spiritual on the planet the pun was Impressing me with his own thoughts Prom then on this being whose name I learned Is Fol Tscharjakall has told me secrets that If properly uppllud will make of this earth the paradlse the sun Is I know all except the fecret of the hereafter All that Is lacking now Is cooperation with three of tltc worlds great minds and In a few months We will bo In direct communi cation with the people ot the sun Want to Uplift Us My friend of the sun tells me that his people are desirous of uplifting this world not wholly from philanthropy but for their own well helm lie sriys that mysterious emanations from this glob Incomprehensible to them are disturbing their minds and bodies This condition they wish to remedy that they may benefit The people of Mars and the other planets ho sa s are Indifferent to J us because they are not themselves j affected by the earth emanations rl My friend Fol who discovered In me I the mind susceptible to his own thought vibration after years of patient en I deavor this with no pride or credit to myself now asks me to present his plea to the earth people He asks that some great electrician a great chemist j and a great scientist permit their I minds to become passive to his own and thus allow him to explain how we may communicate with each other by mechanical forces Will these threa I men do thU It Is a plea from the peo pIs of the sun Think of the results I Fol Watcnes Us Dally Poi has a telescope that small as H II Is so powerful that he dally watches us at our vocations Ho has even discerned my own face For two year I have experimented with lenses at his direction trying to make a sim ilar telescope He directs me carefully but the great dlfllculty Is that the glass from of the sun Is chemically different ours and therefore I cannot duplicate his lenses But I will succeed These things Fol tells me about tho pun It Is not one huge ball of naming STLS and matter as we think but a per fect abiding place for human life Their day are twenty hours long the people live and die as wo do tho span of life ranging from sixtylive to ninety years No accidents over happen They have no books as all knowledge Is trans t muted to children at birth Their government Is republican they believe in what they call tho I Suprmo Forceah much more much more can I tell you but It IB not Im portant now Knowledge of our language or for me to know Fols is not nocossary thought vibration knows no speaking tongue They have no crime on the Jun becaus every mind Is open to very other The Idea Is divine Will this Plea through The Evening World be listened to by men of lbnce1 FATHER OF SLAIN CHILD AGAIN IN WORKHOUSE J fThomas Boylan Has Spent Much Time There Since Violas Body Was Found Thorns Boyln father of fiveyearold Viola Boylan who was found mys teriously murdered In the cellar of her horn at No 283J First avenue In Juno of last year baa been passing most nf his time In the workhouse on lllack Wells Island sine the childs death Ue was lent back again today on com plaint of his wife who told Magistrate Crane In the harlem Polloe Court that Boylan was continually abuslvo and drunk whnT ho oould raIse enough money Boylan abusd everybody roundly from his family to the ponce as he wau led away for a six months term Ho ndd a tKr a months dtUntlon only a a Duke of Abruzzis Suit for the Hand of Miss Elkins Has the Rulers of Europe in a Great State of Mind C German Emperor Shows His Deep Interest in Reported Engagement of Sweethearts by Personal Inquiry of Italys King GOING TO HAVE AMERICAN COUSIN HE ASKS BLUNTLY Italian Ruler Answers That He Cannot Tell Until He Sees the Duke Fear That American Girl May Yet Reign as a Queen VENICE March 26Emperor William of Germany who is now in this city as the guest of King Victor Emanuel has interested himself deeply in the reports the Duke of the Abruzzi is engaged to marry Miss Katherine Elkins daughter of United States Senator Elkins The Kaiser asked the Italian ruler today if it was true that he was soon to have an American cousin The King replied that he could not i say whether the marriage had been definitely arranged that he must await the arrival of the Duke from New York He expected that the Duke would arrive in Rome on April 1 and then let him know how his suit had progressed It is raid that the Kaiser in well as all the royal families In Europe view with nlarm the proposed marriage of a member of the Italian royal family with an American sir even though she be an I heiress It Is even said that the Kaiser delicately urged upon King Emanuel that ho was establishing a dangerous precedent by giving hIs consent to such an alllanre From other monarchs the report runs the King of Italy has received delicate and tactful but nevertheless pointed protests against the marriage But the Ital an ruler Is said to have given more ear to the sentimental arguments of the Duke than to the alarm of his brother rulers lila own mar riaI was a romance that flavored little of the usual royal ar rangemont between European nations His fathcrlnlaw the old Prince of Montenegro has never been considered i as a real monarch and certainly not I royal I The marriage of an American girt to his cousin hcwiver will establish a I unique precedent Miss Elkins the King thorough understands would never consent to a morganatic union whlcn coulil be arranged without any fuss or diplomatic agitation Hut she demands a royal marriage with nil the customs and formalities attendant thereon and expects to tw accepted without question as opusin by the King Queen Elena anil the Dowager Queen Mnrgherlta and also l v the haughty Orleans Princess who Is the Duchess of Aosta wife of the elder brother of the Duke of the Abruzzl Chance of Being Queen Such a union as this has been beyond I the fondest dreams of the most ambi tious American girls who have stormed the noble fortresses of Europe for the past half century That the undreamed of honor should fall to Miss Elkins will make her the envied of the envied or course the possibility of Miss El 11ns ever becoming Queen of Italy Is woefully remote Yet It Is a possibility If the King of Italy and Ue Italian i government give their full sanction to the marriage and death should sweep sway tho barriers that now separate the the Duke of the Abruzzl from throne European monarchs are shocked at even the vague probability of an Amer ican girl pushing her way to a Continental American tinental throne with a Dosslble can paterlnlaw to dictate the State of policy from the classic seclusion Washington The Kaiser Is paid to have gone over all this with King Victor and asked him to reconsider before he gives his the mar Una and decisive approval to I nags At the conclusion of the Kaisers visit I to Venice he will go to the Uland of i Corfu for a needed rest ABBOTCONDON At St ilary Church Yonkers yes terday morning Miss Mary Aloysla Condon daughter of the late Lawrence It Condon was married to William I Gardner Abbot of New York city The ceremony was performed by the Rev Charles K Coney Charles Kempton Abbot brother of the bridegroom was best man and there were no brides maids Owing to a recent bereavement In the famlllv of the bride only Imme diate relatives were present A Clever Butcher prsI1 l tJl rIe r wAd r 1d dWOrd W r wea Sd WoI Ad Wea II rh SI WQI1 Us WorI Sd Y0r1 r I rId U W Ad World Ads Wo r d4d Ae WI I Weld Adi W I I I Iferes an able Butcher Who knows how to cut meat At cutting steaks and chopping chops Hes very hard to beat For some time he was out of work But through a World Situation Wanted Ad he found a Job At his particular vocation AND DO YOU KNOW THATS THE WAY HUNDREDS FIND GOODPAY ING POSITIONS EVERY WEEK I KNICKERBOCKER TRUST OPENS AND ADDS DfPOSITS Money Comes In as Fastas Paid Oui 1500000 in First Hour With a spirit of JuhHatton very much in contrast with the feeling that marked the suspension of Iat fall the Knick rbocker Trust Company today opened for business under the terms of tho re organization plan It was taken as a significant and Inspiring fact that per sons desiring to make deposits were al most as numerous as those desiring to I withdraw money I State Banklmr Suporlntendont Clark Wllllami with several aides wria at I tho main building of the Knickerbocker I the great marble pile at Thirtyfourth street and Fifth avenue Examiners from the State Banklnr Department wore stationed at the three branches downtown at No 6G Broadway In Har lem at Lenox avenue and One Hundred and Twentyfifth street and In Tremnnt at One Hundred and Fort nlnth street and Third avenue Promptly at 12 oclock the doors opemxl at each of these places The clerks sitting behind tho new sets of books had been In wait Ing for hours 1500000 Deposits In Hour At the Tremont Branch the happy I depositors turned out with a brass band and serenaded the officials There I were Informal demonstrations at the Harlem branch and the branch on i lower Broadway Including every possible demand and I every Imaginable contingency the total I of claims that might have been made today by the 17000 depositors footed up I to about J960UOOO To moot this Ue I men In charge of the rejuvenated I Knickerbocker Trust had In waiting be tween JHOOOOOO and J15000000 More over during the first hour this amount grew through new deposits almost aa fast as It was shrinking by reason of withdrawals It was estimated that new deposits amounted to upward of a million and a half between 12 oclock and L The Pennsylvania Railroad sent to the Fifth avenue bulldln big lump sum The I It Is understood that a marrIage Is be I ing arranged between the Prince de Sa gan stopping at the WaldorfAstoria I and Mme Anna Gould formerly the wife of Count Bonl de vastellanc with a reputation for stopping at nothing Miss Helen Gould Is not assisting In the arrangement Neither is George Gould and as three two have much to I say aj to the disposition of the former Countesss fortune It Is not yet cer tain whether she Is to become a PrlnconsPrince do Sagnn declares he can afford tn wait contrary to the general habit of princes Mme Gould has an nounced that sho has had enough of marriage Count Bout declares he Is coming to America to give de Sogan a slap on the other wrist only one having been smitten by him In their recent terrible affray in Paris S 5 S A marriage Is being disarranged ac cording to rumor between Alfred Vnn derbllt and his beautiful young wife for merly Miss Elsie French These persons nro allied with the nobility by marriage I as Alfred In first cousin to Consuelo Duchess of tMarlborough while his wifes sister Is the Honorable Mrs Eaton Mrs Vanderbilt has moved her effects from Mr Vanderbllts form Squire Vander bilt Is said to be devoting some atten tion to tho harvesting ot a crop of wild oat also to promoting the Interests of the automobile Industry S S Th mania which a arrnae4 Xnperor 0 C 122Ot77 General Electric Company deposJtrcl nearly half a million Other large AC counts were opnd Including one Indi vidual trust fund or JJOOftJO Depositors in Majority Charles 11 Kcop the KnJckenboeksrN new president stool with an Evnmw World reporter n the lower Jfroadwav branch at noon There were Just four teen persons lined up to withdraw money rhe receiving teller hail a larger erout at his window Th first withdrawal was that of Jos eph Scott a real estate dealer at No 2J Liberty street who took out all lie had on deposit 713 Tho second man was his partner Frank liulwlnkel who withdrew JGOG The total of withdrawals desired by the fourteen men In line amounted to not quite ISOoO Mr Keep announced that tho follow ing men all officials of the company under the old regime had been elected by the new directors B L Allen as S ond VicePresident Joseph T Brown as Third VIco1resldent and II A Dunn a Secretary and Treasurer To tho reporter re said Vo are start Ing with tulrteen directors but If you watch us you will see us giving the lie to the old superstition Under the reorganization organization plan we will pay over our counters we will have no Clearing Houstj connections I am much grati fied by the showing of confidence wo have already had In advance ot open ing tho doors wo leceived more than i7u XM In new deposits and this sum will I am told bn Inure than doubled in a little while It will bo to tne Interest of deposi tors to leave thom monej in the con cern continued Mr Keep Under the I plun of time payments tho 30 per cent to which Class 13 deposits are omlllud at the end of tweiitjnmo mouths Is to be derived from our earnings Tim greater tho amounts left on deposit the greater these earnings will be But In any event we will succeed i Tacru Is absolute certainty ot perma nency and prosperity In our rcorganl I zatlo plan When Lho doors swung open at tho Fifth avonuo building the Janitor ran up the fliK and a lot of handshaking followed rite lobby was lull of flowers Every official and employee In sight wore a boutonniere There was notn i Ing sugRustlve of a line A number of fashionably dressed women gave the scene somewhat the aspect of a social function i In half an hour a director reportiil that nearly a million had boon reclIl t In new accounts while only about S0000 had been withdrawn Mudh of this lat ter was In checks held since the sus pension Among the first new accounts were tho following American hnn Thread Company J2VlO Cly Trust Company of Iloston iXAQ and Amer Ican Sugar Refining Company 100000 A 8ONC1 FHOM TIlE IlllK MOON Krrybod rfinrmberM Ininew T Itmrrn nnil Tlir Blue Yh non with Us limit fun I un Hrtiutlua Neit 8linilu n World will contain the words and inuMr of Ill Marry Him to Make n Home for Mother the feature song of tho iirodurtlon I he runiit I was written li Herbert InRrulium author of Im Married Now Etc Music by per mission of Shapiro Publisher GOINGS ON IN SOCIETY Inst month between tho Duo do Chaulnes and Miss Theodora Shonts Ifl apparently tho happiest of unions Aa yet no rumors of divorce have marred teh happiness of the honeymoon The young couple are travelling by easy stages to the ancestral estate of the do Chaulnes family know as tho liaison de Shine The only tiling to mar the honeymoon Is a suit for a clothing bill against the Duke S S S Tho marriage which was arranged between A Hart McKee and the beau tlful Mrs TOIls after Mr McKeos former marriage had bism disarranged together with that of Mr and Ms Phlpps of Denver has also been dis arranged by the French eourts Though both Americans by birth this young coupla have given remarkaolo evidence of tile adaptability of tho American temperament each having given evi dence of assimilating the habits and customs of the French nobility In deed Mr MoKee Is said by his wit to have become during their brief honey moon In Iarls an expert wlfebuater No announcements have yet been made as to the future alliance of either party S S The Emperor of German Is aM to have gmcloualy Intmosted himself In the contemplated marriage between Miss Katharine ElklnM and the Duke of tho Abruzzl first cousin to the King of Italy 1 he Duke It will be remem bered Is an expert mountainclimber And Miss Elkins If she becomes his Ducheos will from a social standpoint have done some tall mountain climbing herself She will be the first Amerl ol1 woman to marry Into royal family XC7tle p 7iOa5 BANKER PATIS CREDITORS HAVE RfCflVfR NAMED Lawyer Rosenbaum Takes Charge of Fugitives Affairs on Court Order Julge Holt of the United States Cir cuit Court this afternoon appointed Achilla Starace a director of the Italian Chamber of Commerce receiver of the Pasquilo 1atl bank at No 240 nilza beth street Starace Is an Importer of olive oil and wines at No 7fi Pearl street and is wealthy I I The receiver was named following a petition In bait krtiucy filed against I a ti Dy Attorney Sidney itosenhaiim or the firm of iloadley auicrbach Johnson on behalf of these creditors Antonio Vniello jr 000 balance on the purchase price of real estate at No 90 Elizabeth street Maria Liven JVX cash depost ed and Vlto Sclscl 100 deposited The petit on alleges that Pull is In solvent and that he has skipped with 10OiA or the deposits uf the bank We will open the bank at once ad Iawyur Hosonbaiun and try la Jtialgiitcn out the books If there are any left We havIt the slightest Idea of thu condition of the funds and we will not pay oil depositors We will ask the criminal authorities to Investigate I am Informed that Pall is out of the Suite and bound for smite foreign poll We will ask Mr Jerome and perhaps the AttorneyGeneral to help settle the muddlu Patls bank had 7000 depositors That 1atl who is sometimes called the Italian J P Morgan of this city has lied the country and Is now on his way to Montevideo wa the re i in rt which today rotchnl the Italian Detective Bureau at Police Hendnuart ors Patl formiiily lived In Montevideo and is well acquainted In Uruguay Brazil and Argentina I On top of this came the news from the DlstrfctAttorneys ofllcc that a new In estliratlon was being made into Uie killing of rranilsoo Pallolere by Pall at the hitters hank two weeks ago At the time It was given i ut that Pall had received Black Hand letters dally con taining threats to murder him and Uiit the banker killed Palletere In selfde fense Detective Husso ot Jeromes squad asserts that proof Is offered tn show that Palletcre was a depositor In Palls hank and that he had been refused about t VXI which he had on deposit Iho report to the DistrictAttorney states that Pallet ere did threaten to kill tho banker If ho dirt not at once pay him this money and that upon being refused tho doiusltor drew J10 and bought are xolver lie was gunning for tho banker but Patl win too quick for him To lIt the police hud a hard time keeping In order the crowd of 600 de l sltorH and sympatlUzers who swarm l n front of the Pnti baiikiim house Tin Italian nowsriipfrs had HRSI red deposi tors that 1ntl would rtturn they said and they were waiting for the doors to upon when it was announced that a receiver had been named Coroner Peter AcritolH who Is In ohaige of his deceased fathers bank dlrocth pfRiite from tho Palls as sorts tint the small private banking institutions will soon como wider State control I havn a bill which will be pre sented to the Legislature to ruguato private hanks said Mr Acrltelll who was for many years president of the Italian Bankers Association He explained that during the recent flnanclal Hurry when the blKKor Insti tutions wore suspending business tho Italian population withdrew their fund from the many small banks and sent them to Government savings baiikj in Italy The runs on other Italian banks con tinued today In the downtown Little Italy and In Harlem and tho Bronx the money exchanges which accept de posit reported heavy withdrawal te the Itaftui B jikn Association X7t7 f or Zy TRIED TO STEAL A SCRfAMING PARROT o Lost Bird but Got Watch in Scuffle With Man Who Attempted to Catch Him A young man was wandering across Spventysavpnth street east of ThIn avenue today when a panting mnn chased toy a screaming woman bore down on him Stop thief Catch him cried the I woman The man did The flpnlnR thief stopped short with tho youths arms around him Thorn was a struggle for a moment Then the thief sped on leaving the young man In the gutter Jly watah Is gone walled tho thief tackler us ho picked himself up Then when tho woman Mrs Knther Inc Hodel of No 3J8 East Seventy seenth street camo up ho explained I that in the scum the man who hail I ill uii rM nreiI In a nearby tcnomunt house had robbed hIm or A some fold water and chain AIrs Hi del had a story too For I wtwki she had lost ninny thin from I her clotlieslno Siio kept watch and I about noon she saw a young man sneak in her back yard and up a lad den to the tlrs floor where she lives i On the flieescapo her pet parrot Dearie was sunning himself Boftire Mr hold could stir the youth had Kralibcd 1 he parrot slid down The lad ilcr and was speeding away while the bird crftd loudly Oh Ixialyl Mamma Jlos gIlt mel Mrs liixlel nave chase nnd tho affair of the watch follow eil Ihuo police say iney hope to catch tile thief w en lie lslts a hospital Mrs i I idol ddlaiuif hi Hem had bitten anil clawed the mans ace severely Deirle hopped iron from under tho thiefs ouat while the draggle with the would ba thief taker was on II POLICEMAN LOSES TEETH I STOPPING A RUNAWAY Mealey Has Three Kncrked Out and Is Also Badly Cut About the Face Policeman Mealey of the West One Hundredth street station wus badly cut about thu face and had and had three teeth knocked out at NtmtyeJghth I street and Columbus avenue todwy when he was stopping a runaway horsy attached to a wagon loaded with milk cans calLTile horse started at Ninetyfifth street and Central Park West and run wtsst to Columbus avenue and then turned north Menley seized the horse by the bridle and was brIngIng him to a stop when the milk cans rolled out and started the animal aKiln The policeman held on until another police man came to his assistance and the runaway was stopped Mealey was taken to the station house and sent home Provlne IIU Ambition I From the Chlmnw Tribune Harold papa says you mustnt come to see me any moro Why not Dora 1 He says you dont seem to have any ambition Great Scott Ill show him Will you marry me Dora Vts Harold I A good thing to know that drapeNuts can be di gested by and quickly give strength to the man Or woman who cannot digest other food l The amount of promptly available nourishment a food contains is the meas ure of its value GrapeNuts ispractlcally all food and Is transformed Into tissuebuilding energymaking material in about one hour after being entcnanotller good thing to know Theres a Reason for GrapeNuts GERMAN FOREIGN OffICE DENIES ACTION ON HILL s Possibly Ignorant of Message From Kaiser to Roosevelt Berlin Thinks ItEinLIV March Grho Foreign Olllon today Isiucil a denial of tile statement that ofllcUl action had been taken by the German luvcmmint on lit proposal to stint Ur Hill to the licrlln Ijinbnssy and the papers of II rMn puHlih this cnminunlrntl Thu foreign OTfiro tuna either not been Infiniid by Emperor William of the iiUMsaRe hu tent to President llnoieelt or Iu It Is trying to tran ulll7e an unpleasant situation by de nials find bi emphasizing tho fact that the Gennan Government has taken no official step against Dr 11111 It would Ohioan that the Foreign OIlUo H imioii emlxirnnsiil It Is un able to clour up till nuitur MIl It olliu1 for tho priJtyit to admit that IlmpcTor Willlun sent a cotmnunli atlon o 1roidunt Ilo eilt Pill mtMtlved t H sr4ri out tod piMbably wIll iivo o V modified or withdrawn WASHINGTON Morel rclust why III HMVU days of frinuent cable com inunlcitioii it should be necessary for lie Slate partmeit to wall a week UT ten ilays upon the arrival of a let ter to learn the ixnct nature of tit rprosenPut lullS made to tilLs Ou em inent b GUI man In con uiet It II with I the select tutu of Ur Dirtd Jione Hill us American Ambassador at Berlin Is I not clear yet uciurdlng to the olllclo1 iisttemont this Is the case Tho fact ls that as far as official records RO the State I i artmuiit Is nut ten jet possessed of the fnformatlon thai Dr I Ill is ffeliCtlon was not accept able to tho German Kinpurnr It doen luow however that Ambassador Tower vhoin Dr 11111 was to succeed lias tie sritched u letter ruin Berlin to the State Department III relation to this nutter and If public iiitfrcst In Uia ubject continues to lucre IM ns It has within the past twentyfour hnurs the ollklala hftiu may decide to call ulun Air Tower tn antulpalo his letter by ablliiK the ulntanc of It In the de inrtnient cipher SHERMAN GETTING BETTER WASHINGTON March Congress man Jtuiitts S Sherman of New York who hu teen 111 at a huspllul Imie passed a restful nlsrht and his eunhh t ion I was reported today to ho much better IS YOUR HEALTH WORTH 100 I I for NanWoman and Child 1 CKVItTWOr REBORN Reborn is the wonderful new Invention that straightens round shoulders without discomfort or stoppage of cir i culation Reborn expands the chest 1 to 3 inches positively preventing lung trouble by compelling deep breathing Reborn Increases the height by straightening up the body I Reborn gives woman a fascinating figure with or in I place of corsets but without their unhealthful effects jl Reborn gives to man that erect commanding appear ance that stamps him as young energetic and successful Reborn trains boys and girls to grow Into graceful wellproportioned and healthful men and women Get Reborn today and feel reborn tomorrow Correct Carriage Is the Secret of I Youth Health and Beauty t Round Shoulders Are a Characteristic of Old Age IconnoN IHCOBMCT PMITION Offer Special i On account of the enormous demand the 1 past six weeks for Reborn and our Increased lucillties to make Reborn In larger quantities we have reduced the price from 2 to 1 3 days trial money back If not satisfied Post paid on receipt of 1 When ordering state full 1 chest and waist measure and whether male or female Free Booklet 1012 W22d St REBORN CO9New 9 New York I I LAVINOIR Crown Salts Hegllterod Orllllllal t i The Fnvorlte melllni Salts Vor Nearly Forty Y uars I And IH Su Now I THE CROWN PERFUMERY I or LONIIOX I to EAST aoru bTitKir N v iI I Hare you tried our new Perfume 1 I i I JEUNfcSSE DOREE I I i The Imurlte ol ltimlim Siclely J II Sold Kverj where J f T I A PONO FROM Till IILOE MOON Eierybody rcmeiul JUIIIM T Vowen I unJ Hie Hlue Moon with IU long run on Urondwny Nut HumUiyt World nlll rontnln the word nnil muslo of Ill Marry Him to Mnlc a Home for Mother the lecture auDit uf the praductlnu rlio long niu iTrltlrn by llorlxrt InErnlinm uuthur II of Im Manled Nun the Mu lc by peg mluUm at Mhaolrti 1ubUjhtr 1 PROSPECT PARK BANDITS BEAT j THflR VICTIMS fi Gang of Four Hold Up and Maul Flatbush Man and Watchman Four men with one Ideato get money j went through the streets of the Pros j pect Park section of Brooklyn early j this morning and held up all whom they met The police of the Flatbush avenue r station have acknowledged report of I two holdups by the gunK It is believed I several others were not made public The highwaymen seized a man tore his clothes half off ha back and robbed J him of all the money ho had This occurred at 10 a m and the victim onme Into till Brighton Beach Ilallroad station at Flabus1 avenue and reported tho assault to the ticket agent William Hnllorin Halloran told tho police that ho neglected to get tho mans name Hu came In with his face torn and j bidding and hn collar and necktie fn his hand iild the agent He said a gam of four hn attacked him on I Lincoln place near Nostrand avenue An hour later the same gang held up ant robbed Uomlnco Bergomango Itt tysex en ears old a watchman of No M Iravesend avenue at Fiftythird street and Ninth avenue They beat I him until ho was almost unconsciout and took several dollars from his pocket Ho was able to gfve the police a fair description of one of his assailant who he aid was Il rain about tHrl years old bmoothfaced and well dieised This highwayman wore dark clothes and a short overcoat oao C W MORSESSON TO WED BOSTON March 26At n bridge par ty Held at the home of City Solicitor O I A A 1avey No 1713 Massachusetts avenue Cambridge yesteiday afternoon by hIs daughter Miss LuuU 1evey HID I announcement cuts mite ii u of the engage ment of her sister Alva May Pevey tj Benjamin Wyman Morse Harvard IDHj on of Charles W Morse the New York banker Miss Pevev Is the second daughter or Mr 1evev ant Is well known for nor horsemanship She Is fond of athletics Mr Morse has taken the Harvard aia lemlc course In three years lie will enter business for hlmcelf at the dos of his college career The wedding will take place In June Do YOU Know Wndowpbaffle 3Jj Inexpensive Useful Sanitary 3eI Decorative VI Do you know that a sUilneil Klasn effect on r vur window will pre tnt any one from kliiK In will Mkr tlio room mole loeu tirul will let In an light thiili any other window decoration and will not collect dU1 iinl perms a curtains 1oT Do jou know that you oin emllv anj lntxt on civ piwduee a trlk tN IIly inuItful otatol i iffs effect with Win lilt dwlhalllll I I vA tI 11 V will cladly prove nil m lnti to our tic t I ulus roJ rf whether L flu Ill antl profit f i 4 V 1 onll out ot curiosity t rr In hillV t rHIUVk ASl SATIRDAY AMI JIAIP Tin COST lv 1 tTSH wit Wlodowtoh4nJ neaualntnl IMi IIIUU HTI nr toy got n tw17 8 attractive pattern a halt trlea Kdc 15c 20c lee turd r iXn i viSit till you jcwwujJJr5lllt1 J 1 wlnJw fU1J1I pii II your olrhloro then Nil price tr UCla i itfrn fJ E W MALZ 19 E 14111 S1 NEW YOSK JIlt BROADWAY BROOKLY I I 1 i

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T y 0 JIJI 1tjU fJJl II 0 I 0 t I r 4 THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY MARCH 267 1908 I MHI NtJVV GETS t urns WHICH SPEAIOFOOMBS fe f Black Flanders Threaten Him 1lfiilr Vengeance if He Blocks New Subways J CALL HIM MARKED MAN 1 Workingman Asserts that Comptroller Will Be Hanged to a Lamppost t Comptroller Herman Metz announced today with modest pride that he had j p progressed Into the same class with Miss Grace Strachan the school teacher Judge Norman Dyke of Brook lyn anj others He has begun to set Black Hand letters V Even those which are not signed he knows must have come from the Black Hand because of thd grimy traces that the saId hand left on the note sheet or the more open postal card as the case may be All the tIersthere have been JIve or six of fuhue to do with the Comptrollers attitude In regard to tile proposed subways r Hes a Friend Now t I HA gentleman who subscribes himself tA Friend Now An Enemy Later G l writes from SubStation L In Man hattan to say as follows ple You are hereby notified that the peo ple of New York City do not want a JPle subway from Manhattan Bridge to the Long Island depot and they do not want a subway to the Pennsylvania t Railroad What they want Is a sub r Tray to Coney Island from the present terminal In Flatbush avenue Any other will be detrimental but tlll more detrimental to you as you are a marked man no matter what the financial Interests may be that are be hind you Change your policy before It Is too late an you are marked for laughter if yo uslgn that bill May Lose His Heart A Bronx Citizen promises Mr Metz tn two places that he will take great pleasure In cutting Mr Metzs heart out As Mr Metz has only one heart he feels reasonably safe In assuming that the greedy gentleman from the Bronx Is going to be keenly dlsappolnt ed the second time A workIngman conveys the Infor mation that Mr Metz will be strung up to the nearest lamppost and two members In good standing of the reg ular Black Hand organization of the Mrd Assembly District speak as through a beer glass darklv of bombs daggers and spring guns Mr Metz w4s observed consulting ac cident Insurance literature after the ar rival of his morning mall HUDSON MEMORIAL WINDOW Presented lir Dan ltera of Ilollnna for the Tercentenary In commemoration of the tercen tenary of the discovery of the Hudson River on Sept 11 Bro the Daughters of Holland have presented to the New York Historical Society a stained glass window which may be seen at Qor hams In Fifth avenue The picture represents the Half Moon the tb ton boat in which the explorer set out to find the Northwest Passage I lying on the first evening of Its arrival In the river at a point off what Is now Battery Park I Several canoes containing Indians are coming out to examine the great white bird The rainbow hues of a western sunset paint the sky and are reflectfd In the stream Frank J Ready Is the artist Women Can Win the Right to Vote by Making Suffrage Fashionable Says Hiram Maxim VOTE fVK 7WIT frtUKP NO INDEfp OONT SRY SIE pdptTS lSNE DOfNr MOI IN hIYSETF I TOLU cur wWr I FA IONIDLE I I ViTTiIJ FOR i WOMEN a MIGHT 1 DEVELOPE i R FIVE OCOCK CAUCUS WOULD FIND FJVOR WITH GOSSIPY CITZENESSES VOTING PLACE J 0 t CRWSTR rd I a t CoMPtIMFMRRy BNLLOT fOf y f FDO I 111 1 C7 a x e9ltsr I HaX I I7 4 i lit ULrfl l l qJi FII5t110 nIL I1 I 1 VOTER iI II WHY NOT MilKE R Rent SWELL FUNCTION OF VOTING The inventor of smokeless powder has discovered for the William Lloyd Garrison Equal Suffrage Association a means for enabling romen to obtain the right to vote This is Mr Maxims recipe done up in a very small package of words It is the duty of every woman to try to make woman suffrage lash ionaltle Make it fashionable and victory will be yours Y DESERTER IN fRISCO SON Of RICH NENYORKER Police Add Chapter to Career of Jagerhuber First Heard of in Frisco Earthquake I SAN FRANCISCO March 4The obscurity enshrouding the career of I Max Japerhubor jr the alleged scion 1 of a millionaire New York manufac turer relative of a United States I Supreme Justice a United States Senator and a New York Judge who i was placed In Jail on the eve of San Franciscos earthquake for passing n fraudulent check at the St Francis Hotel has been uncovered and he Is again thrust into the light of notoriety bv the efforts of the United States I army officials at the Presidio to appre hend him for deserting while awaiting sentence for courtmartial Jaserhubir who has been serving In the army for nearly two years before being placed under arrest for alleged desertion under the nllaa of Charles lace escaped from the Presidio on Thursday and was accompanied It Is said by a sergeant Jagerhuber Is twentytwo years of age He Is the son according to his statement to the police of Max Jager huher of No 17J Fifth avenue New i York who n reputed to be well i i oil He also It Is naid claimed re lationship with United States Supreme Justlco Fuller Judge OGorman of Nw York and a United States Sena tor Mar Jaserhuber Jr according to his father who Is president of the Dry Goods PuliN hlng Company has been declared by specialists both here and In I Europe to be mentally dofectlvp and I as a result thereof otten Irresponsible and not accountable for his action All efforts were mad In his youth to cure I him of this defivt but those were wit i out result Hi wns sent IT Switzerland for this purpose but there was no Im provement Mr JaRerhuber says his con ran nway from home lift en years ago and rtnco then at different times has beep Involved In difficulties as a result of I his deficiency Inperhnber Is not related to nted Plate Sunremo Court Justice Fuller I lodge OQorman of this city or any 1 United States senator Tin family lives next door to Juice OfJorman hare o RESCUES AUTO PARTY THAT PLUNGED INTO RIVER Cole With Canoe and Fenc Rail Drags to Shore Two Vom n and Two Men The Hisses Bessie and Amela Ander i son Charles S Chadwiuk and Herman Helsmuller of New York were saved t from drowning In the Passaic River Morris Coun I near Horse Neck bridge ty N J yesterday by Alfred A Cole a resident of that place The tour were on their way from Caldwell to Boonton In an automobile When crossing a strip of flooded mead ow hlch skirts the river at Horse Neck the steering gear of their ma chine became disarranged and Chad wick at the wheel lost control The auto crashed through a guard rail and plunged into the water lhe machine sank Burdened as they were with heavy wraps the four made nu to save themselves and all would undoublldlY have been drowned but for VSjne Cole who was In a canoe at young the muskrat and mink traps tendlnA With aid of arfencenrail he sot all lately ashore The auto was dragged a bv voiinoT I A soxr FROM 1111 IILIIK MOON Ucnbod Dlrmr r James T Power 1hs IIlu II00D with Its long run and llroailnar Next Suulay Wjrld wtll 00 rontaln the word and mule ot Ill Marry Him to Make n Home fur Mature the llon The song uture one of the production author by Herbert Innrnliam written UM of Im Marled Sow Etc Music b y per mlrn of Shiplro Publllmr I y r r r JrJJ J t Q iN i IJ i L I l Special For Friday and Saturday Only SRi 200 HandMade Waistsspecial l 1 I 01 importation elaborately hand embroidered 1 7 and trimmed with fine Val lace Actual 8 I value S650 SPECIAL O 5v f t 1881 150 Linen Waists of Irish Linen trimmed I with embroidered Filet lace insertions Actual I iOj vaue 875 SPECIAL 590 I i 81 Skirts of Chiffon Panama or i Checked Worstedsfun pleated i IfN or gored womens and missessizes Regular t I S i price S750 SPECIAL 500 s 18 Skirts of Black Chiffon Taffeta i c very full kilted with wide bands Regular I S price 1350 SPECIAL 900 MI s Ii Sultana Evening Capesin an the e a aj pastel shadings trimmed with silk braid and I 1 soutache Actual value 1850 SPECIAL 1250 I i Jtttnfcj Jluzd d t 2ce c 1 sr i rrrM M oo z 1 Fi HIGHLY P 00 11 RDRNEI Y FfSHONRBLE 1 I TOUCH MIGHT BE l 9 GIVEN ro VOTING r r oUT 1 i PY DOING IT IN THIS 5rY2A c I g2r1zl KAISER SENDS NOTE ON HILL TO ROOSEVELT BERLIN March MEmperor William during the months that have elapsed since It was announced In November that Dr David Jayne hill would suc ceed Charlemagne Tower the present Ambassador received various Impr alone adverse to Dr lull It Is dldlcult to trace tho origin of these opinions Some of them came from memoess of the suite of Prince Henry who saw much of Dr Hill during his visit to the I United States six years ago some from the German legation at The Vague where Or lllll Is at present Mlmtf I while others doubtless were obtained In quarters not yet apparent It is cIr however from Inquiries made today that the personal convic tion Brew up In the Emperors mind that Dr III1I would not adequately and agreeably represent the United States nt this court Something In the nature of n private nnd personal message was then conveyed to President Roosevelt I INDIANA DELEGATES INSTRUCTED FOR BRYAN rXDIANAPOLlS March 16 Instnic tfons to the thirty Indiana dcksaieu to the national convention to vote for liryan for the IrosldonHal nomlnntlor v ero unanimously ailupte 1 today by the Pemocpjtlc State Contention SHAKUP AMONG POLICE CAPTAINS IS COMING SOON Gen Bingham About to Shift Some of Them to Out lying Precincts Police lJmmh loner Bingham ts Mil Invtwtlxattnc the Kraft charges made against iiillcera and men In hie de partment and promise a shakeup which will remove many of the sus peeled onei from the temptations of the White Mcht section of the city When he va asked If he was going to transfer Lieut Ayers and Detective Indus of Deputy Hansons Vice Squad the Commlssoner said he had not decided just what would bl done i with them After a moment of helta 1 i tlon he Mid several captains In the I uptown districts would be transferred soon It was learned from other sources that the captains to be transferred will be sent to the remotest precincts of he city and It Is believed that several of them will go to the outskirts of Brook lyn This theory Is based on the fact that Deputy Commissioner Baker of Brooklyn was called to headquarters I this morning to consult with his supe rlor I I Harris Suction Clip I Made to Stay On is built on the principle of SUCTION CONTACT and holds your glasses so firmly that they WONT COME OFF UNTIL YOU TAKE I I THEM OFFyet so tenderly I you forget you are wearing them I Fitted to your glasses for 35 cents Sold only at OUR stores W OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS 1 54 Past 23rd St near Fourth Are I 54 West 25th St near Lenox Ae 1 442 Columbus Ave 6Ut e 82d Su j 189 FultonStreet BROOKLYN I Oppontr Abnhua ti Stun i I j Corner Corner 17th Street 17th Street I One Block Cne Block Below L Station Below L Station 1i C i 6th Ave Offer ToMorroiv Friday and Saturday in their Misses Suit Department Wonderfully Clever Suits 0 75 75 9075 and 1275 Suits which have more slyle and individualityare of better materials and finer Tailoring than those usually shown for double these prices All Sizes fr for Misses r I 1 o and Small Wmen t S b7 tat 11 a 1 us 1 t 1 ti S I s I j I I t I I I t 11 h 4 i t t 7 IY 7 V III 975 1275 SUITS MADE OF French Serges Striped Serges Panamas Striped Material Tropica Wonledi Fan y Cloths Shadow Stri es Shepherd Plaids THE STYLES ARE Butterfly Suits Prince Chap Dip Front Coal Single Breasted Double Ereiutcd Straight Mont Clos Fitting Cut aWay I I FOLLOWING COLORS Copenhagen Navy Blue Golden Brown Solid Black Light Gray Medium Gray Blondine Twolone Stripes READS HIS FORTUNE I IN WALL POSTER Farm Hand Learns by Chance of 3750Ci Left Him by Jer seyman Whom I le Saved TACOMA Rash March rTo hut o saved the life of a felliwunlnrant In n wreck In 1S73 and thtrtynve years later I to have rend In a newspaper plut r4 ideal HIP wall of a liomMtcacl bAck nn I iiilveitlsement which led to hla boom j INK the redolent of a fortune of WTSOO Is tle pxpvrluiice of Pater Andcnen nil fiinnhaiiil who resides near White niiirri Vnsh i1 1 Andersen yesterday received a Ctncj fur fiOUO to enable him to prooMd f P Now York to carry out the final Is CH ronnnimios necessary to the transfer o J the fortune I Ills friend vas Peter Kmid en Hfco made JlWOOOO In tho glove builMM la New Jersey BANNERMANN NO BETTER 4 IXNIX March Premter Sir Henry OunpticllUniinennaim pawed iii restful night but the bulletin issued today again notes that the patient IJ uttering from weakness tart lAYs that otherwise his condition i s uncfcanfred 1N1 NNNON 0 N1 NO N NONNN N N N 11 Bonwit Harris Co I s 0 Broadway and Fifth Ave Cor 21st St i SPECIAL EASTER OFFERING J i Mens Silk Lined Suits f i and 11 Overcoats I i i 2500 i rHe FABRICS ARE EXCLUSIVE WITH US THE DESIGNS EXECU i TION AND FINISH SUPPORT OUR POSITION AS SERIOUS COMPETITORS OF THE MOST SELECT CUSTOM TAILORS v O I Bon wit Harris Co I Broadway and Fifth Ave Cor 21st St i i Boys Clothing Soecial for Friday T s BOYS ALL WOOL DOUBLEBREASTED SUITS Kj ckfr I backer Trousers Aces 8 to 17 regular 500 and 600 i BOYS SAILOR AND RUSSIAN SUITS serges and cheviots 350 J Ages 3 to 10 regular 5500 and 6O0 BOYS REEFERS all wool serges golf red and fancy mixtures Ages c1L to to regular S500 and 600 J BOYS ALL WOOL NORFOLK AND DOUBLEBREASTED SUITS with extra pair of Knickerbocker Trousers nev I g ff I Spring fabrics in plain SJ fancy materials Ages 7 toj eJ o J Ii values to 350 j J I BOYS KNICKERBOCKER TROUSERS I BOS 55C X ages 6 to tij values 150 for quick clearance OdC e I 200 Youths Business Suits J 15 to 20 years also an opportunity for small men single and double breasted suits that formerly J 7 00 I sold from 5oe to 1650 YOUR CHOICE S I i i f i Bonwit Harris Co i i Broadway and Fifth Ave Cor 21st St i I SALE OF i I i f Mens Spring 5 Hats i j Mens Spring Hats New Spring Block slightly imperfect but L A i t to all appearances as good as per 1 165 T Ht feet regularly sold at 350 and J5 J J i r t Stetson Hats i JrIJi l New Spring Blocks O3ll 500 i NNM NNN 0 NINNONNNO ON 3ouDm Q So1LSO Announce 1 THAT THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT OF f Misses and Junior Suits Our Slccess In catering to the miss and malt I woman was so remarkable that we have doubled our energies in procuring the finest and moat ex elusive assortment from which to choose NEW SPRING SUITS of Tropical Gray Worsted plain and shadow striped Panamas others In invisible grny stripes and hair lines sizes from 14 to 20 years Special 950 1050 2500 Broadway 8th and 9th Sts Dont Take Chances It isnt necessary Just consult Morning World Realty Ads and c See for Yourself A 1

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c t IT Ipl THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY MARCH219O8 I rti First of the Police Heroes t on Evening World Honor Roll I r 71 KJI f LLrnJ i I I J11 w J i FANCIb1iTii 0 t4 DENNIS E1EILLY 1 Scarcely a day panes in which tome policeman 01 the Greater New York force does not perform tome act of heroism at the risk of life and J limb The Evening WorM will keep and publish in tht future a condensed record of these occurrences setting forth the name of the officer and the character of his praisncorthv ad A liowery fire early Wednesday served to place the names of two po licemen on The Evening World Roll of Honor Later in the day a Mcjicle policeman at imminent danger to himself stopped a runaway horse that tern galloping down upon a crowd of school children That the list will yroir apace and reflect credit upon the New York police organization there is not the shade of a doubt TEE PVEXING WORLDS HONOR ROLL March 25 1MWREIITT DnNNT8 E r CONE JOHN E bicycle patrolman pnirolmnn MuHrrv trt station reI f Fifth avenue itatlon Brooklyn at Teat cued 80t jrrnt pronol rk four per per onal tern loPPed naliny hore eons In a flrA nt No 1S3 Bowery nlloplnll down upon children In front of SStlTH rjlAVOJS E patrolman I KUlrldso 8trt etaUon rc cuM at Public achool at Fourth avenue and treat pnronnl rtrtc four perwma In a Fourteenth treat dragged two block I fire at Xo 1C5 Dower and bruised I STARVING MAN TELLS POLICE HE ISA MURDERER 1 4 Conscience He Says Gave i Him No Rest Till He Confessed r 1 Starration and eotiClencs that would not let him slep drove t man who said his name waji TVUllam Saelng I tor to confess mur 1ir He la a pris f oner at Police Headquarters and a I teler la dw Mon I telegram a expected today from I treal T rtfjrln T his remarkable atory I Ttacced emaciated and holloweyM I I he tarrerxd Into adquarton last i Dlcht ooarcoly able to peak and would J hare fallen f a detective hadnt caught I him When h4 recovered he eaM I I J Gentlemen my name Is William I Bnelnxsfor I came In here to jclve t myself up In tho early part of No I vember I shot and killed and then i I robbed Ilarro Da Lame on the 6 ner I road three mIll from Montreal I am I i alck and starving and have not had a I j meal In a week Thero mi no rest for I i my oonaodftnoe and I want to have the I whole thing over with I fianlnpstcr Is a Scotchman thirtyfive j yearn old and unmarried According to I his Btorv hQ has been a farm hand In dlrforont parts of Canaila for the last I few yeara In tolllne of tho murder of i i Do Lorne who no say wa a wealthy farmer Saelngiter Implicates Peter Up son and Joseph amercke He ays I both those men were with him and ra celved an equal share of the JM wjiloh was taken from thA dead mans pock et Ho says Up on and Lamercke axe now under arreat In Montreal for mother crime I After we divided the money we went different directions said Saelneater I wandered from placo to place and finally landed In lloston No matter where I went I couldnt sleep and when I reached this city about three weeks I ago I was a nervous wreck Ive been wandering around the dooke during the daytime nm trying to rest In the parka at night But It waint no use and I decided to give myself up j GRAFTERS ROB CHICAGO CUT OUamtaa Oat of fROOOO br 1 Din of Fixed Meter CmCXaO March 2tA ring of raft era In the employ of tho city Valor Department bus boon uncovered which vlrtmic BO far ItiillcntM hue cost the city IfAOOQ n H Harrington foreman I of the muter mncliatilcal division has bean removed John Lambkin chief olnrk disappeared two wocku ago It U j not known whoro hn U He wee re moved TlUrty employ worn lrnpDod I A bill for 2S VX for water was sent to the CJhlriiBi Hallways Com pan v fur muter ull iioil to have been Obtained throtith nxe l tntttln I Other llxwl niftcrn brim thn olty loss tip to tint rtrHtnamul amount An to Hurrlncton nnlil Assistant Cuintnli sinner HlKiUlio I do nut moan to cay that hn hart anility Icnowlndga of the flxlnr of meters or the other noandnln that exlHtnd In thn human hut I do ha llevn that hn was entirely too easy with hU mon and permitted arou Irrcaru JUDGE HASCALL I CITY COURT ILL TEN AYS DIES He Had Gone to Little Falls Suffering from Heart Trouble I I Justice Thodore F Ilnscall of the I City Court died last night at Little Falls N J where he bad one about ten day ago uffertnK from heart trouble I Justice Hancall was born sixtytwo years ago In Leroy N Y where his father A P lIaa all had been a judge and Congressman Justice Hascalli widow who ii ill and hJa daughter aro In Paris Justice Hancall was a member of the Democratic Club of this cltv Before his election to the CIty Court bench In 1900 he practised law In this city Adrian C Jolln ono of the receiver for the New York City Railway Com pany was formerly his law partner Justice Hacallfl term In the Cttv Court would havo ext lr d Dec 3L 1910 JAP BARON DEAD TOKIO March 28 Baron Tnnosukc Iwasvkl died yesterday at the age of flftyspven He was a widely known merchant and banker being Governor of the Hank of Japan In lS In 1903 he nincle u tour of the world remaining In N w York two days i GROWING STRONGER Apparently with Advunolnc ABC I In 1896 at the age of 60 years I collapsed from excessive coffLo drink lug writes a man In iMo For four years I shambled about with the aid of crutches or cane most ot the time unnblo to dress myself without help My foot were greatly swollen my right arm was shrunken and twisted Inward the fingers of my right hand were clenched and could not be ex tended except with groat effort and pain Nothing seemed to give me more than temporary relief Now during all this time and for about 30 yoare previously I drank dally an average of 0 cups of strong coffee rarely nilsaint a meal My wife at host took my case Into her own hands and bought some Poetum She made It according to directions and I liked It fully as well as the beat highgrade coffee Improvement set In at once In about 6 months I began to work a I little and In loss than a year I was vory much better Improving rapidly from day to day I am now in far hotter health than moat men of my yearn and apparently growing strong er with advancing ago I am busy every day at Home kind of work and am able to keel up with the procession without a cane Tho arm and hand that wore once almost UBolcBB now keep far ahead In rapidity of movement and beauty I of penmanship Thorea a Reason Name given by Posttun Co Battle Creek Mich Rend Tho Road to Wellvlllo In pkp Victor Talking Machines and Edison Phonographs on Weekly Payments of 1 I 1t Home no 1 Safes Irnmnt THE BIG I MaTt1t1ff roumam SIXTHWE Double Stamps In 11 n r I fMnO I rl tp Itnko I 1 n In In nnp 1 1 f Un 1 STORED IEGEL OOPER G IQPMI9 With Each 10 Cents of Ir f h a1 In tu hI 0 a r n Ao i Purchase Made illJ 1 t hr rIII I I ii iII rai BEFORE NOON wfoJ 4 pr r annui I aflJi N ITSELF 105 1 At1r I a NO NECTION WITH AMY OTHER STORE JBGREENHUT PRBSIDBNT NEW YORK Sinjle Stamps After Noon ml 1 I nl 1 Mens 250 Derbies at 150 Wb make a special offer of black derbies that are usually sold at 250 and will sell them tomorrow at 150 They are good V quality and well made hats and are in r the latest Spring styles All sizes 9 Get Your Spring Hat Here You will find here the widest range liIa of styles in both stiff and soft hats that there is in New York and me prices arc lower than many stores ask rt f1 for hats of the same qualities lull lutis Alf ine newest colors Derbies All the new models In and blocks Prices are 2 S3 black and the ew adeol brown and 4 Prices are if2 S3 and 4 Mecf COON Store tIn Floor Kear Hats and Caps for Children I offer in our Childrens Hat WE Store a collection of numerous styles of hats and caps for the t j coming seasonmore in fact than you are likely to find in other stores I hough these hats are low priced they posses all the style and qual ity to be had in the hats in other stores at higher figures i or instance Teddy Huhthe new and popular stylo I I that sells elsewhere at 195 I here in all the pew colors c 138 I Patent Leather Sailorsof genu Boys Golf Caps of worsted la ine patent leather four styles fancy patterns the kind from which to choose 19C 940 usually sold at 25c at a regularly S350 at lelcscope hategood Hoys good qual Roys Eton C apK1ll blue and in other ity felt in black brown lancy patterns 0 i more At 39c here at 25c and pearl at 98c I bleed Cooper store Sooond Fleer Hear Womens 245 Straw Sailors at 175 We put on sale tomorrow a lot of large fancy straw sailors trim I med with the new straw pom pons made of Ramie braid fold of velvet around crown These styles and qualities are woith 245 regularly here or in any other reduce store we pi them for tomorrow to A 7 O Merry Widow Bowsmade of fancy and plain net in black or while values 95c to 325 I rr 75c0195 iSiegel Cooper toreSecond Florr 100 25c Ribbons at 17c a Yard Fine quality shadow striped taffeta ribbons 4 inches wide in millinery shades just the proper shades for trimming childrens hats Sljccl Coopr Store Main Floor Front1 Sale of Paints get most economically TO the paint you want come here Here are some of our offers Ready Mixed Pnlntsqt 51 nr 125 35c H gal 65c gallon at pl4u Permanent Floor Inint qt nn 35c l gal 65c gallon atl20 Summer Chair laint3 shades permanent green rattan yellow and cherry red j pt 25c 75c ptj0c and qt at oti Screen Paint green or black pt 30c and p4pt it ID C Minion Furniture Stain 8 shades apt 25c pt JOe qt IOC AeA j Japnlnc we carry a full c bJ and complete line of i c Japalac In all colors gallon at 250 gal at 135 qt at 7Sc pl40c t 15c ipt 25c and Hpi at A JI Alabastine the sanitary wall coat ing 1 will not rub off in 5lb packages white at SOc colored at only C Slegel Cooper Store Baaemenl 5250 and 3 Novent Petti coats at 1 UT seconds Simply NUT little mussed just enough to take them out of our perfect class The Novent petticoat cant bunch or puckerits held in place by an elastic waistband with a jersey top Beautifully flounced with uffe tine and sateen in lull flaring effect Regular 250 to c S3 garments tomorrow O only for 1 1 Slegel Cooper Slrre Second HoorCent vNDacE JECTIONS 1ACH department has its own 14 Underprice Section which is devoted exclusively to the dis play and sale of extra lowpriced goods the same grades usually to be found in the U Bargain Basements of the best kind but we ofer you all the additional advantages of trained salespeople light elbowroom and fresh air Crowded with Bargains in Spring Merchan dise of Every Kind Womens Undermuslins ILl lRI are two of the kind ot bargains we delight to give lil Very neat an1 wellmade garments at prices nearly L II half unJer the figures originally put on them 1 Garments at lfc sKrts nlcht gowns corset covers petticoats nude 01 good quality material neatly made and trimmed S150 Garments at 8Jc Night gowns corset covers skirts and combination made of fine nnmsook Jnintly trimmed and designed Sietrl Cnoprr vtore Second loor Center Boys Clohinff Bar gains for Friday r At1 11 r73t Russian and Sailor Blouse Suit in farc fixtures of cassimeres and vvorsled sizes 3 to 10 rears value 2 f i At 2 UoubleRreaitrrl Suits with knlckcr bocker trousers sizes 3 to 10 rears ItiiitKizn and bailor Illoime iiitn in all the newest spring colorings in cassi j meres and aorsted sizes 3 to 10 years At 5295 FoubieBrca knits with knicker tI4di bockcr trousers in cassimeres and wors i teds sizes 7 to 16 years Reefers in all the new hades of olive I tan and gray sizes 3 to 10 years Ilursian and Sailor Illnuse flitsin 1 blue serge brown and fancy mixtures sizes 3 to 10 years i r leer C opcr Sloe eonotoir Hear Special Sale of Bamboo Pieces and Porch Rockers LINE of furniture in great demand just now for fitting ALINE out summer cortagcsand even city homes The sale prices are about 15 to 2J per cent lower than the same grade of furniture can be bought for here at any other time or in any other store at any time The pieces are suitable for porches or for use in rooms All are designed unJ finished in the manner of skilled and particular workmen Bamboo Tables as Illustrated height 29 Inch es top 14 incites square covered with Japanese matting Special prlco 69C Bamboo Side Chairs asillus trated height of back 36 inches diameter of seat I 15 inches cov ered with Japa nese matting special price 120 Bamboo Corner Chairsas il lustrated ex treme height 30 inches sent I is 15 Inches square and covered with Japanese mat ting spe cial price 9Je Bamboo Iookcnnei I as illustrated 48 inches high shelves are 20x9 laches extra heavy construc tion special price 125 linmboo Tables as illustrated height 29 inches top 22 inches square top and shelf covered wtli Japa nese mat ting special price 175 Bamboo TahourettcB illus trated 21 incites high top 15 inch 1 es in diam eter cov ered with Japanese mating ex tra heavy construc tion special nr price 95c iStegel Cooper Store Flub I toon Groceries Meats Fish Vegetables Daylight Cakes Mail and telephone orders for Groceries filled promptly Phone 1000 Chelsea I HighGrade Hams I Haiti etphalla k leJry sugar cure I Armour bi rTne Ham What lac Am usvaiiy ltcalb Friday lb OitMOA OOLONG TEA Iratrant Cey lon Enoltb brcaKail mixed and III SOc varieties 5lb caddy 165 3 lbs 40c MARACAiBoc6frEEoVrich Golden tantos coffee fresh from the roaster bean ground or POWUERED 6i Iba 1 tip 41 ih SANTACLARAP i UN E Sr I PC thin akin awed fruit 10 Ihs 57c S 29c lbs TOASTED CORN FLAKESIeah auppIie lest recelted from the mill ret uw jOe package SOFT SHELL TALNUTElaney lSc Imponcj lilb S 1 Ib ou MILhORD SUGAR CORN lender creamy and sweet dm IMc eec 12c On can Delicatessen COOKED PIGS TEETipllt 60c and spIced No 5 pall COOKED CORNED BEEF 27c ualer sliced lb COOKED OX TONGUES r ah boiled machine sliced lb 54c OU i hole longuc lb 71 son SHELL CRABSnlcely 25c breaded each lOc J for NORWAY SPICED ANCIIO 24c VIEScan NLW IMARCK IIBRRING 22c can Daylight Cakes Fresh supplies from the oven every 30 minute WALNUT three 75c and Afa layer cakes each THREELAYER CAKES maplechjo late chocola te mar hraalow 40c each xu orange or caramel I FLORENCE CAKES white loaf 15c cakes or golden cake each TLTTI FRUTTI CAKES 20c each PARIS OR IIOLLAND TARTS 30e each FRESH POUN D CAKEralln citron marble or plain whole cake 3lc 110 2 lbs MANAMLLA OIl V TSbright crisp aprellilnc Iruli full pint tar the Qclf full quart far o v PUKE IRUII JAMS rasrberr and cur 1 rant red currant red decry or red rasp berry Fountain quality No3 alone HOc uc crock DOLDb IARU guaranteed pure list lard fresh rendered J 5 or 10ih lull 1 Tr I Ib net elht palls GLLNMORL TUMATOhS specially pick ed lor Strict Cooper patron case Xn J2HS don 145 tao large can v SUGAR CURED BACON selected plecea nicely stroked s Ith lean and fat 11 I C the kind we are noted for Ib Ai2 SWEET VIOLL1 SUCCOTASH Wabash brand early June peas lountaln quallt Maine sugar corn dor each or l 9 4c ISlorrdSI5n A at 1 WHOLE TOMATOES Fountain quality I hand picked large ripe lomatota 18c doi S 2IO No 5H can Ao1 I GRANDMA COOKIES Ib28c cco IlIr eud bar Sibs 45ci3lbiOL I j Fruits and Vegetables MESSINA I I VdNb thin skin 9jXn JV lulc fruit doe FLORIDA GUAPCFRUIT ge 51 each v SWEPT ORANGES uley Florida rultbov 176 oranges 315 hall 28c boi RSorantes 5 1110 dna ul NEW STRAWBERRY RHUBARB 5c Ol bunch NEt TIP RADISHESbuneh JC POTATOES ire best selections Iron Michigan hag J205 bushel 3c 15Ibf v 110 Ibo JlIB peck WHITF TURNIPS yellow turnips wished rarsnlpa carrola beets yellow onlonl or d onions Nofl basket 30c heaping full delivered uu FANCY TABLE APPLES Roma beauties Ben Davis or Oregon Gano No II bssktt heaping lull de 5Sc livered uol I WASHING prWDFRS 15c I Pride dot 51i5 04 package GLOSS SI ARCH Haiel brand given n brilliant luster to llnn No tf 25c uooocn bov 4fic NO 3 larton SAFETY MATCH Uc the famoua Vul 6e can brandt cross 59j do SWIFTS NAPIITIIA soAbo38c 100 bar 175 ten So bar In canon Freh Opened Oysters I I Quart jar tilled with solid meat 30e no cater1 delhered SOc pint lar Slecel Coorer store Fourth Floor I Fresh Meats We deliver all cheered orders from the Ianery to I lOih Street east or wet loins of fresh Jersey pork Ib 12c Choice lean Jersey ham lb 12 Legs of InC milk led seal Ib Iiie boulder or breasts of milk fed 1 eallb AC I lorequarters of milk fed veal Ib 12 Selected quality Ohio fowl Ib 16c Choice dry picked broilers Ib 23c lurned list sparerlba or pigs 25c ongues A lbs lor Fresh Fish Weclesn fish free of charge hnc halibut teaki 1 I unc Chinook talmon steaks I lb lanv 1 one Inland eels 1c fancy Long Island shcepahead J I ancy Boston mackerel lloiton codflsi steaks Long Branch bluefish I Ih North Carolina shad Cjcrn an carp OC Fancy act trout J Sea bats I Long Branch weakflsb 1 lb Newport haddock g Hoston market codllsh 6c lon Island flounders l Another shipment of Goldan cored 8e I I Honan biddies Ib Lace Curtains Shades and Portieres ONT spend more than Is necessary for the curtains DONT want That means to come here to make your s for we know that such qualities and patterns as we offer cannot be had outside this store at prices as low as ours Our stock is large and complete and offers not only curtains ready for use but material by the yard for making up into curtains There is a variety of patterns in both kinJs and We know you will find choosing easy here Nottingham Curt a inn double space effect with overlook edge all new designs regular price 175 a pair at 9Sc regu o Urly 150 a pair at oC Sa h Curtains made on imported net 13 yards long in filet corded and Kenaissanco effects regular price 5175 a pair at 69c Novelty Curtainsmade on fine quality of imported net 45 Inches wide 216 yards long Re naissance Made Antomcte and corded designs regular MO pric 235 a pair at oC Kufflvd Muslin Curtains made of inequality of material with full ruffle 2j and 3 yards long Regular prce s IUO a pair al ooc Kegulirpricc 125 a pair cn it oyc Regular price S 195 a C1 pair at tJUsO Opaque Window Shades mounted on good quality wooden spring rollers 3 It wide ti ft long ill colors rgularprice2Uccach i price n at lOC I I Stetel Coorer More Third Floor front Refrigerators and Garden Implements I Two Special in the Sivgcl Cooper Co Hffriyeratora Lifttop Style regular price J7 at 475 Apartment House Style with ice chambe door in front of CQ o 9 2 box regular price J1250 at JhM n Leniltr Keirli 4L 3 Ia crators manu i factured by the Alaska Refngsr Co makers of

the famous I Model The I Leader is ar J1 1 ke coal sluat cJ o1fj whnli is a good purifier and as sires circulation of dry pure air in the provision chamber I I Mclullorhs Famnus i Per tio I reen Itiver Whiskey I ODC I I Colonel Cineri Rye dlitllledl Per full I I and bo tiled In bond under Qurt I JJC Government lupervlslon I l Rhine and Moselle Wines from Johann Gcrst Per Cue 12 Rots Nleftielner SSTIi horsier Rle llnj b8l Rudeshelmer Here 1125 Atsminnshauser 88IJ Erdenr Treppchen 7GO I Gm KummL Per bottle SlOj l fln1 Domestic Kummel Per bet 7Hc I American Wines bu the Case Queen Quality Burgundy rr Case Queen Quality Cabinet Claret 11 Sets Queen Quality Jonannlsbercer O 425 Queen Quality Haul bauterret I v iJ Imperial Zlnfan el 1 II n n St Macalre Ilurtundy p ir Cae365 lz BotiV Old rrlara Sauierncs J at Puritan Medoc 1 C9 fifi Per Case 300 Old Friars Hurjundr 12 liots S UU Old Friars Riesllnj 1 I 7lic bottle c Gordon Dry Gin per I Regal Dry Oln per bottle fiSc Calllornla Port Sherry AngelUa Muicaie and Toy reduced to rtr jallon 225 175 135 105 S7c78c California Claret and Khlne Wines reduced per gallon to 125 SI15 183c and 73c Cross Stripe or Madras Curtains with different color stripes suitable for window curtains or I portieres regular price 39c a pair at 5 8 c Regular price 135 a r98c 98c at yoc Regular price 200 a j QJ 125 pair at 14O Armure Portieres all colors with contrasting tapestry borders full width and length regu r fi lar price SO a pair at 3 J JO Curtain Material Nottingham Lace and Fishnet suitable for long or sash cur 15o a tains regular price Q 8c ot ardat Fine EmbioidoretlTamliour Lace suitable for curtaIns or bureau scarfs regular price 35c a yard at 1 8 c Embroidered Tambour Muslin regular price 18c a yard Q at JC Door Panelsmade on Imported net with Renaissance or Irish Ioint motifs full size regular price S 1 each at 39c regular price 75c each nt 29c No 12024 inches wide 1511 inches 0 ches deep3H LiH inches t 4D I high at 011 ofHJ 7o t2227 inches wide 174 in LiIh ches deep 42 J9ILI inches l025 r No HO Apart ment hoiitest lu I re rig ator J S I I inches wide 19 inche deep 50 inches hmli special 75 If at S 1175 I Garden Imnlemcnls I I Malleable Iron Cirdci I a MH strong nnd durable 14tooth at LXc 12tooth at 1c 10 ldL tooth special at Steel Hakes 14tooth ic 12tooth 13i 10tooth at Jt lietige Shear 10inch blade JJ 8 Inch blade at Ql ardvn Trow els from 4c lo 4c rmiinjr Shears up ward from 15c I Turf KilucrB best qual ity of steel spe lr tljc cial at 1 JC Combination Harden or I 1 Fi Id lioes 1 from ISc r 35c Spades Kountl r or Stitmare Po nt Shovels your cliuicu of cither of the tsrce at 45C Spading Forks e tra strong witi U handle special at aJC 5

4 Com inilion floe Jt i I cjtoolh 4 2 e t Weeding or Onion Hoes q Iprong L2c 2piong at 25c Fouri iccc Garden Setsust the I kind lor women in coisistm f of a hoc rake spaJe and r1 1O fork special at OIUD Vir ae introducing a new line of garden hose manufactured by the AImRZII WriRlit Co the fa mous makers of all rubber goods t Evety tiece of this hose is miaran reed absolutely perfect This hose r is lara teed fr the entire rea I fon and is sold in leiiRthscomplitc t It coupling Girilcn llosc 50foot len Ils at f J 25foot lengths 11 it 25 Poultr o linglc carry a c mplctc line of poultry netting In I I K r I 5001 and I t 150 fool IO 1UJ i Ic II I t h s I h8 fJ N n 2 0 j IHP 4l tr c 1 4 2inh rr I d m sh I i1Q 1 dtl p ri cell I r 1 a s I r L 101l0s l I J i51t15nh 75 li 150 ft 12lntt 2c Ic 30 In alSl5 2 75 1 i If In nt V5cl 4J 12 inat lUl j23 24niHI IIU Nl ISlnit 210 375 Extra Strong Cunal rrowsIust tlK thing for garden use made J of hard wood SpecIal n I at j17O to bietel Cooper Store Hasement h t Wines and Liquors I I lards and t anlcrnea from PeMetler Fill de Co St Jullen per case 12 bottles S310 Pontet Canet per case 12 bottles 636 Chateau Lara I per case 12 bottles 300 Sfiuterros per case 12 bottles 560 Haul Sauternes per case 12 bottles 703 alkera Canadian Club per bottle 03c I Imperial Baltimore Rye king of DOc ul American uhlskeys per full quart Black and White Scotch Whls C1 05 I keys per bottl former Scotch Whiskers per hot SSc t American Whiskeys Per Per 1 Gallon Full Qf Normandy 3oO SlOO Montlcello 300 8jc it Club House 275 7 UC Cabinet 259 65c Uryland I81 tHic 1 i m f Martini and Roasl Vermouth per 47c fiV bottle i Umberto Italian Vermouth rr 50c bOIlI Sweat Catawta HlllI Special QOC I par gallon Jug Free Sle el Cooper Store Fourth Floor treat Ask for liS BII Green Trading Stamps We Give Them J t

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f Jl JII rOlil j iti o c P 14 ri i o TflEEVEINGWOII13TURSDAYH MARCH 26rI9O87 A EHELo fOR THEFT t IOf WATCH OWNER THRUST HIM 1 Merchant After Leaving Train f Found Costly Timepiece i in Pocket I p a DROWSY MANS ERROR Siegel Gives Watch to Jan 0 over to Sell and Both Are Held r te Awakening In his berth in a Pullmnn f gear while en route to this city from Al f Sbany a passenger felt In the darkne I t f for his watch opened the curtAfni to ecethe time and then drowsllv placed l f the timepiece In the first pocket with I which his hand came In contact This Incident took place nearly n 1 month auo at which time A J Grant r Superintendent of the Pullman Car Corn s j pan reported to the pollco that a gold i watch and fob studded with diamonds liad been lost or stolen from a passen I ccr on the Albnny night express l Lleuts Oranvlllo and Flrnelsen of t the Detective Bureau were assigned r 1 to the case They were told that the watch bore the monogram C II P 1 Jr on one side and 1002 on the other They found tho watch at a pawnbrokers shop on the Bowery i David U Janovcr twenty years old of No d2 East Seventysecond street en tered the shop last nIght and asked the proprietor to buy the ticket which showed that JI3 had been advanced on i i the Jtwclry i Janover was arrested and tiiken to t headquarters here he said he had received the watch from Irvine Slesel V of the firm of SleRel Brothers cloth Inc manufacturers at No 1HS Greene street nnd lIvIng at No 02 West One I Hundred and Fourteenth ftreet Slesel i was summoned to headquarters and Bald h had given the watch to Jan I over to sell Ho told the oollce be I occupied a lower berth on the Albany left I nlcht express a jwonth ago He V the train on arriving In this city and was taJtlntr oft his overcoat In a res V taurant when he put Ws hanJ In tho I Docket and found the watch and fob Slepel read tho advertisements In the I newspapers fn nn effort to find the i I owner of tre jewelry nnd falling to get any Cite deoided to dispose of the I watch and fob lie made Janovcr his V commissioner and says he was told by I the latter that he had sold the watch for JO i Superintendent Grant said today p I that the man who reported the caje to f him and whose name ne did not recall F told of awakening durlnu the night and V V looking at the time Then iw put the watch into what he thought was his V overcoat pocket but Instead of using his I own coat he aid undoubtedly he put i the tlmeplpci Into an overcoat belong tar to vume other passenger I SSfl and Janoxer were held as sus picious persons I PARENTS SEEK JOHN WALSH I I I Mrs Maria Walsh of No 334 East Thirtythird street has asked The Even Ins Vorid to find her son John Wnlsh f I who In his homo about the end of I last December It Is believed by his r intents that John Is not far away He I Is about five feet tall fair of complex t p ion has brown eyes and Is of stout I build GAMBLING JOINTS CLOSfD PANIC Worlds Expose of Police Pro tection Causes General Or der to Shut Up The panic Into wWoh Tho World expose of police protection t gambling places has thrown the houses of chance In the White Lfrht district has resulted In the closing of nil places where chips can bo bought or money spread on the green cloth They have been shut 80 tlsrht that a crowbar wouldnt gain ad mission to any of them with the posstMo exception of a few email game In ob scure streets Tho gamblers are holding their horses till they Ben what action the District Attorney mesas to take agaInst the ac cused wardmen and detectives wide case he 1s now study1ng It Is almost certain a Grand Jury Investigation wlU crow out of the u pose The rambler who hayi bH fTiaren teed protection for month put hiyvo got very cold fcetqow and do not In tend to take any ohano Handbook men however an BtlU to be found In most of Uwilr old haunta and the tip to lay low seem oojy to stave attected I the roulette poker and faro layout PRISON AND FINE FOR YOUTH Ion Judge Imports Additional Penalty on Shannon Judge RoiBloky In General S es51Onu to day sentenced Michael Shannon of No I 1972 Second avenue to the penetientlary for one year and to pay a fine of J500 I I on a conviction of rrtT I irc ny Shannon who is twenty years old was convicted on March 4 He was sen tenced then to the city reformatory on Ii arts Island but was not received ow ing to the fact he had been there be fore Arranged again t tore Judge Rosolsky Shannon was allowed to go on n suspended sentence relatives assur Intr the Jude that he would be sont out of town i Recently residents In the neighbor i hood of shannons homo complained to DItrlctAttorney Jerome that Shannon I had again assumed command of a pans of young toughs and had committed several ro lrles Judge llosnlsky I caused the arrest of Shannon and sent him to the netentary You are a iytlp tough the Judge told Shannon Should receive such drastic punishment as will be a lee fron to you and others Ike you Youths like you cannot go along wlthut having the arm of Justice strike you and strike you heavy I PACKERS GET ALL THE GAIN BY HIGHER MEAT PRICES I I CHICAGO March M Farmers of Illi nois Iowa nll other State who raise live tock for the Chicago market wIll not benefit by the Increased price or meats established by packers find re tnllers on Tuesday and ialsd still higher yesterday The cost of all meats excepting veal has been Increased during the last two days from I to 5 cents a pound Farm ers owing to their shipping of all avail able stock during the recent financial panic aer eald by the packers to have exhausted tho sutrply and now will not reap the benefit for the Increased price offered by packers CASTOR For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Signature of cM t fIi 1t I I i A I CAMMEYER V fl1iJL 6th Ave and 20th St b CAMMEYER Stimped on n Shoe means Standard of Merit I V J l CammeyersNewModelsandStyles In Childrens Shoes and Oxfords t Represent the finest possible workmanship the most complete scientific thought and superiority of materials in combination i i The same advanced methods and ideas the same care and I I attention and the same splendor of result are given and secured V In the construction of our Shoes for Boys and Girls as in our V finest footwear for Men and Women Hence it follows that Our Childrens Shoes and Oxfords are I V I 1 the Rest That Are Made 1 i HigU Cut Button and Lace Shoes in Tan Russia Calf Patent Leather Black Kid and dun Metal Calf Prices from 175 to S3 V V i Misses and Childrens Kid Button and Lace Shoes and Oxfords I Sizes 6 to IOH 125 150 200 S250 and 300 i Im II to 2 150 S200 S250 300 and 350 Sizes 2 I to 6 150 200 250 300 and 100 V 3 The Junior Calf Shoe Low Heels L I SUfS 9 to t1z SIl5 150 520J 250 and 300 tV V Shoes for Young Men and Boys V The Harvard Junior sizes 12 to 2 and 2i to 53 5200 The Armor Clod Lace size it to 2 and 2S to 5 2 150 I Yng Mens Boys and Youths Fine Calf Lace and Button 250 and 300 I V y V 0 BROKER INVOLVED IN CONSPIRACY INTO TO LOOT BANK Employees Stole 250000 From Institution and Blew It in Stocks A ecnfatlon ta promised In banking circles as a result of tho arrest at Pltbshurif of Harry Sllverman man ager In that city of the firm of Miller A Co of Now York charging him with being Implicated In a conspiracy to do i fraud the rarmors Deposit National I Jlimk them of J3HOOVI I Henry ItelNtr paylns teller of the bank and John nuns the auditor were rested on Monday and yesterday Bank Kxamlner Fold made Information before the United States Commissioner against Kleber unknown Young to Sllverman the deponent and charging them with vOiibulrliiK to le fraud the bank The two bank esnploy nr alleged I to have taken more than a quarter ot a million dollar during the summer and fall of 107 and lost mOlt of It In specu lation with the brokerage firm of MIller Co which has offices here In Puts burn Philadelphia Chicago Now Or leans and othr cities Sfivfrman was released on J15000 ball Hell er and Young are In Jail BILL TO AID UNEMPLOYED j AIBANT March 26A bill authoriz ing the Governor to appoint a commis I sion of five members to Inquire into the cause of the lack of employment of large numbers of people In the State and to devise menus of ameliorating their condition was offered by Mr V Llebmann of Manhattan In the As sembly yesterday I BRIOf IH FLIES I I RAN IN STREET I Policeman Overlook Young Smothered I Woman and I Blaze With His Coat II I Mr fenevlevft Attorsbjr twentvthr yoars old a bride of n fen months is dying from burns at her home No TOO I Greenwood avenue Brooklyn today i Mrs Attersby was neir n faa aoove I lust night when her gown caught fire I She btvune jujilcstrlikcn and lied to the street She run more than a block I followed by n crowd the flames cettuiB i aboit hoc face nod head Policeman Charles Cook of tho PirXvllle itatlon I outran tho young woman and holding her tok off Jus coat and wrapped i about her smothering tIe names The policeman carried Mrs Attersby to the otllce of Dr Slosener near b Iator she wuJ taken to her home In a carriage CONCERT HALLS RAIDED Jpr ry CUT Men Chnriroil AVIIh i Hellliiu In Unlicensed Iloimi Two ocaaid concert balL on Bruna iwlok street Jersey City were raided 1ST Bruns today by detectives At No lS wick street William Eborowsld the reputed proprietor nnd Arthur Vlllnskl wno is 5uld to i3 manager ol the place wore arrested Five gIrls all under irs or age were also tuJon nineteen ysitrs wVra lS Into custmly At o lil Brunswick street Michael Damato the reputed pro prietor together with tree IKJJTTCKS who were Immd In tM plcwe The alleged propKiitors were riiersHl before Judge 1Vinner with selliff liquor in K room that I not lccnso1 Zbor In SUM ow kl and Zllnskl were I eid tho Orard Jan Paniuo aCt for cane wni n IJourn vt until tomorrow The girls wore dist iarsed YAYAVAVAYAYAVAYAVAVAVAVAVAVAV fe West 23d Sf bi1pborn 23d 51 West SJ ritE OlJTEul GAKMBNT SHO1 i I I 1 Important Announcement i I fe The morning hours in our store are usually dull We I Jf hate to admit it but its true In the afternoons ive are invariably so busy we can hardly take care of I J5 our customers To make the morning hours busy ive r will inaugurate Special Sales daily i4 FOR TOMORROW MORNING ONLY d4 None Sold After 12 oChck A 2000 Taffeta Princess Dress 10 7 5 is All black nhadea also striped and checks I A 3500 Tailored Coat Suit 2250 All shades a beautiful new model In vnrous materials I A 2500 Tailored Coat Suit 1400 A new model pretty materials In all shades lI A 5600 Ecru and White Net Waist 375 I A 550 Lingerie Waist Beautiful model 350 iIj A 590 Taffeta Silk Petticoat 425 I 1 I Positively Nona tVill lie Sold After 12 Noon I t T Y Y TAVAT4Y V T cOMMERS QJ rJ1w rf Special Sale ol I 500 Spring Suits For Friday and Saturday 1000 Value 2250 1250 Value 2750 1500 Value 3250 1950 Value 1500 23d St Cor Fifth Ave PPMlto Avenue Hotel FIfth I The Experiences of Mr U Knowhim 4iiRE tJ LUNCH 4i V tV 16 1 Knunlilm fell qUill dorni anti nut LVull ret uInning In mi hont I rir Il a c V tc itmuuiue euiiie through nrrj mull the U Hnoublm nuiiln i ale ou ulf wO1tLL1 I AbV t J 11 LV I f I I I lint laP HilrrrfUnJ In Till World tn cli I Cii Iclra hi knew niiuld work out uHl p r III JIuAiucAi Opportunity liliiu ureU I In u fl I I Tlint now I Kncmhlm I quite well I World Ads Show Him Who VIr U KnowhimJ t V I L t I H 5iJaidEggs Ior25c I At AH the James BufilermcSfores I Our eggbuyers are rushing them through at the rate of about two I j A1 t carloads a day and they go to your table straight from the farm A Prices quoted run until the closing hour next Saturday night V 0 rt31 5DV Boneless Bacon P Swifts Pngle Brand The finest flavored and most delicious c J L aj bacon that is cured absolutely the best no other deucous11e satisfy jou after the first taste almost at packers rrlce a Ib Smoked Shoulders Perfectly cured U S Inspected and Passed selected little V picnics kanJucytender and nourishing from 4 to 7 Ibs 8 e jry wiirht reduced thIs week to a Ib Best Creamery Butter lb 29c Belle Brook Print Butter lb 3lc Over two hundred thousand families are using our BEST CREAMERY BUTTER every day and fifty thousand housekeepers are now buying the BELLE BROOK PRINTS which is the fanciest quality of fresh creamery butter that can be had No other butter gives them equal satisfaction in quality flavor and price They tell their friends how good it is and each week our butter sales show a gratifying increase Bakers Cocoa or Butlers peerless a can 18c I Colmans Mustard can V lie Worcestershire Sauce Lea Perrins bottle 21c Peerless Brand bottle 15C Crosse Blaekwells English Pickles or Mushroom Ketchup bottle 17c s Cream Cheese Highest grade and richest quality twice as nourishing as jj7 n the best roast beef a Ib I IJ L 1 1 JamsPreserves Ulue Ribbon Jams All thl choicest pure tiuits nothing more delicious Ilb Kbss jar 37C 4 Liberty Isms Allkindsof a fin I iJOn a choice fruits Ilb glass ju ivi I iilillars Irish Jams Beot nn 1 potted full assortment 19c 3 large stone pot Ji7 U liberty lrcser cs HominaJ whole fruits universal tat crock29c ontes 3lb stone crock 1 c Marmalades I Blue Kibbon t ntau in America tlb gills jar A7c r 1 llIars Imported Famous irsh Manmude noted for its a f fine l1lor Urge stone pot At C V F1 Triumph Oats test Northern grown steamed 1 Oc J and kiln dried package c I Aunt Nannas Pancake Flour The housewifes favorite nukes the lightest breakfast cakes and nn mumnsj large package JJU L Golden Drip Syrup Peerless UrmdI KefineJ 12c sugar cane essence bottle BU Vermont Syrup From the Green Moupum groves large can 29c in bttcj lOc Oc l each l Jc and V Potatoes best selected from Maine Peck 29c 1 Ib Basket 15c 1 BerFamonsTeas Direct importations of the choicest pickingssold for half the price charged by other retailers for equal grades The liberality of our stamp offers mikes them more popular every day I 60 Stamps Free with 1 lb Unxld Tens 4 varieties 50e til Stamps Free with 1 lb Ceylon Golden Tips 50c r 30 Stamps Free with 1 lb Choicest No 1 Teas 35c P 15 Stamps Free with i lb Choicest No 2 Teas25c V 10 SH Stamps Free l with tile following combination purchase PurhM ToW r I lb Butlers Very Best Teas worth 1 for 5Oc r SOc 1 lib Old Plantation Cotlcc best imported tar aoc j t CUp Quality Coffee f Freshroasted dailyunsurpassed in flavor aroma strength and cup quality ground to suit or sold in the bean for onethird less than the usual retail prices charged elsewhere viz 20 Stamps Free with 1 lb Old Plantation Coffee 30c 15 Stamps Free with 1 lb Choicest Blended Coffee 25c lj Stamps Free with 1 lb Choicest Mnracalbo Coffee 20c 10 Stamps Free with 1 lb Choicest Santos Coffee17c 60 SH Stamps Free combination purchase Tow with titS following PUrehaIS lIb Old Plantation Coifee best imported for 30c E I 3 lb Butlers Very Best icab worth SOc for 2 5c J e 4 Buckwheat Flour Prepared slfraiMnjr Triumph Brand 3lb size pkgi 1SC Pecr13 C less Brand 3lb size pkJe Prepared Flour Three Brands 2lband 312c lb size pkgb each I sc and Graham Flour Triumph Br ndxlra nou10 C rislung 1lb siz cl th bag Rye Flour Triumph lirand Old Ushluned milling 3lb size Cloth b tOe bag 5 IluUni IliHilir lilue Ribbon aboIUI ly lure U Ib can t5ci tib Hjc can 1i4ei lli cim Celery Hull INTlais cure for tOe I nervousnP bottio Clean Cnrmnl Ju t arrived from 12c Orc JID kale I Corn Starch V Ieerl M chOiCeSt quaMiy pkcp I tic I MCll On brand rice i liiriuiniit IlrrlMi hreadiil ex 12C tre iiunluyi PPk age r d Va i llntiiiluc Ionon ami Vanilla 7 Jlianil lr t Ixiue Ie rlcsn Hrand Cp I Our Own I0c Cads 151 House2 eepers Vegetable Special Ir Tomatoes Urge No3 can choice quality t Assorted to Suit String Beans regular No2 can choice quality C O cans your 2 I l Sugar Corn regular NO2 can choice quality f V choe for eJ C No Such Values Elsewhere as These Underpriced Lenten Specials SalmonRock Brand most delicious firm fresh and flaky medium red iish h Ib tlat an 9 In llb tall cans rich and nourishing seafood f 2c strengthening appetizing and seasonable diet each MA Salmon Jack Homer Brand fanciest quality Red Alaska fish 1 tine1 packed in Ilb tall cans each dI c Salmon issie Brand the famous Columbia River fish choice 20c quality in tID tall cans each Ii Salmon Steaks Essie Brand Columbia River tinest cuts from 13c the best selected salmon Ilb tlat can 23C Slb tlat can Sardines Genuine imported dainties preserved in French olive tOe oil delicious appetizers can Sardines IideUen BrandExtra choice imported in the best 15c Irench olive oil lull quarter can Sardines Uupont et Cles Imported Boneless in tinest 25c trench olive oil great favorites full halt can Mustard Sardines Essie Brand dainty little fish preserved Ij Op and seasoned in mustard extra large can J V Irish Mackerel Apical importation big fat plump and Cfl 25 rourishine perfction in size cure and quality by the kit vi Cromarty Bloaters Annual importation for the Lenten season 2c from the Me ray Firth specially selected imoked and cured each BoneleSS CodfishIn strips extra nourishing lb 12c Fish Tablets Savory and appetizing elchM lOc Threaded FishPeerless Brand pise toe LCR brand pkge 5C Domestic SardinesIn oil best American can 5g r Liberty Pickles i Tomato Ketchup AH kinds of crisp fresh bottled I Peerless Urand Guaranteed pure appetizers Pearl Onions Gher I and absolutely Iree from art ulJ I kins Chow chow and lOc I coloring linest to be had t Mued bottle C J tot ties 15c and lOc Table Buffer i Sweet fresh and good selling else where at 31 to 33 cents a 27c lb our price alb Sugar Corn Essie Brand Maines choicest pro f duct deliciously sweet and tender for Hire tOe more days i2c can for Biscuit Dainties Fresh tion th ovens of the NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY UncLdu BiscuitS Oystcrettes I Pg Ale Stlltine Soiil leas PI 9c I Red Oraliams i Princess Soda Crackers A lb Pilot Crackers V IViIYfll Milk Lunch c1OC r Smoked Beef I IJIiieRibbontn wafer slices 1I2c large I3c carton California Prunes Choice fruit meaty o Ibs 17c and thin skinned for A Choicest SantiUirJ n Ibs 25c the latest grown 2 for fttf Carolina Rice qua in ou1 MM 3 bj 1 7r the luchrtt priced i r p I P Guinnesss Stout i At 93 James Butler Inc Licensed Stores Imported direct from the Dublin Brewery iMtled and ripened ji j in our cool storage cellars ind retailed at the e lowest price in America from the James But 1 3 ell ler licensed stores dozen Kittles pint si v James Butler Bottlln is without a peer aid Uuinie bs Mum us a worldwide reputation and an unparalleled saes rw rt It s aluavi fie j samenot like wines or whiskeys dilfermg vtli each vintage ur di stia tion Doctors unhesitat nglv prescribe lulnitusss Mont in prcierenci 1 T to all other for convalescents and for women alter cunhnemem helpful to the hard workeran insurance against sickness and a spendul Spring 1 V invigorator j Bass Ale 150 a Dozen F Butler Bottling clear and bright the famous October Brew matured to perfection retailed fr onehalf the price charged in cafes If you wish to sample i2JC I it try two bottles for Old Monogram Whiskey family favorite bottle 75C Hunter and Wilson Whiskey J U bottling bottle 75C Trysome Qin Old Tom or Hollands bottle 50c Port Sherry Claret I French Claret Pure California Wines J 25C I Francisco et ues full rn U Choice large bottle Ot bodied dinner wine bou 50c Double Stamps Free With Wines and Liquors 2 For Greaily Reduced Prices a Spanish Olives r ji 0 DiHrI i s Essie Brand I X V J The Best Imported t1 tjL4l1 I Vf 4 LTD I ei brrFV w li F3 11 Irk 30c 17c lUc 12c 5c lOc 20c 15c 25c I J S H Green Stamps Free 1 SVtUl All Purchases ol 10 Cents or More Except C O D Groceries V lurlliu tune HUitiuii the heart of On the wheat UKQ C oipItlrte PMrl m hrP1d pkjjo Qn MM XICMt pkffu OC I Hntntii y Triumph Brand cloth tOe tag two blzoi I tech ITc ami V Avi Chill Sunce Butlers epicurean tOe Coann Ittvorlte Uiurtry I bottle Klue Ribbon ex Be flnrlslingt packnco tra Olive Oil Mcirlto S Co Brand 23c belt French Imported bottle V Evaporated Apples Blue Ribbon Brmd Selected from the best Northern grown M I lb size carton 14C Evaporated Peaches blue Ribbon Brand Choicest selected sundried CalifornU n Iruit i Ibsize C Callfornlt20c Fard Dates Blue Ribbon Brand Choicest Persian fruitfresh sweet full of I meat extu nourishing pack ages each IOc and 5c Itpprr l erleu blok or white lOc I Hlb tin I Salad OllDeat American botttei 5c I each lOc lOc and I HI arch Hot white gloss strong hl I 15c and lutlroui Ulb box I Vlnritar Older or white full I I itrvncth area bottle 10C I Vlnlrt Animonla Hetreshlnid for t 1 the bath bottle 12c lViu hluc ulIb litulfri iterated o V 1 waves Hard lUblilnc bottle 8C V V rH Sunday World Wants JI ark Monday Vonders V V J r V V iC 1itI tl tJ c f f r fill IIII

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rr I T H E EVENING WORLD THURSDAY MARCH 26 1 9 O 8 7 Reconciled Will Resume Honeymoon in European Trip L lL1flEiHjofinrtQJ1 R SB OK AW S MR AND tYipsVVGOUUD F GOPLD P1f1ltvn rJS iJ U U i Iii t r HA r1 I TO STA jlllbJI 0 I H Q i j V rl I J nu i J Brides i leaitli RoslorOvi They f Will Leave Soon on 1 European Trip t Mr and Mrs V On ild Urolsnw ap f pir tn hive ho c ir T clled and within a few wet ks will II i f r lIuropo toBolhcr to continue the j 1 lotcrrupted lumeytnoun After lavns lr rralns private Hinltarluin No til Iexhtston avric Mrs lrikav joint her huMniml i i tin1 country 1 hell Iliin ar n a lum ber of the family f iil las n 4 n md In a few weeks at the liUMt tluy v ill ail Inr ICuiopc tuKdhir lo coitlnuu V thi Interrupted huioyiiioon It wai at the earnest soHctiatUin of thoir phyilcrians a well as of mmiieu of their faniilea that tiicy divided to tnkc a Ions Uiiupoan Ulp The ioc turs bolleved that it would bo tliolr veiy beat medicine and tliolr friends favored ffie plan as mUHt liktfiy lo make llier rfconcilialion la tFns When Mrs HruUaw left tie san tarium shi was m b IM iilih uiui HSO hal be Il lu sv ri Mtis V sllKht altaek of typd 1 ir a l en tirely dLsappririil ad ir 1 y wen roiililnt Iljt if wis kept fl Winy tel was nj dun or of a S tl V I 4 1 Oua llOUUtC E 1 41d Mn Jjimi lilair o t j I Ill V i II liloklWS f i I ill l iurit iis felil It litll k 0 ia 1 loiiit X C I 1 nlin I inere taey j 11 Liumicu a jsijl lime ayo In i iiiui Iley luimit Mlinoiii tlu Liti os oi i ir iituKiier a1 r J nd Mr Ulair said that the ex S I L i j u y ut Mr Hrokn it piid j I 01 us utip low 101 his wire ui I I i ujtii nl ail Hie trouble Mrs I rr aw ts only nvi lilyone wlille h r r iMiinil ls fortytwo lie met her on i a lulM i liiver boat and fell In love f i with nor at lir t sht They were I 1 Ill live iivnll a o and reinain d C i jit tia lodze until Mrs llrikaws health KP way It was reported that Mr i lii kuw had s 1 I n lidse to his uncle f I but II was sihl last nlclit that he had Cam d hs rrltid ntd thit he expected f i j 1 Cd Checker Men I FJoat he rfd ihcckcrs from your hckrboard in a bowl i i oi water Jncl you will know It why lIned ii red Blood h15 niiliioiis and miiions of little i red wheels floating in a clear I fluid The professor calls them I red corpuscles Well Iii o II II 1 I I scons 1i 11 K r 1 uSIL n I V i II II a 1 insku red corpusc These idle red wheels grow in the bniu marrow SCOTTS i 1MULSION contains a power whih feeds and puts new life iiln the bone marrow of pale people I All DruuriU SOc ind 100 J 1 1 I I 11 fi It r t r o b 1 14 J lI4 tl f M If j ri f i 11 i l fI tf77lJi17o 3 AVf JJ S TrO r i I You Sive Si5 to S300 Dont Delay on e ay in Tiiis Great Sale I 375 Walters r ioI Ii I tI v a ers 1 F 1i Pfl j 1 j i 1 J Pianos for 198 1 J rJRf W I ij tt I 0 r I f I I Including tiMl anil nvir nn easy terms f 1rirZTr r f Y I I I 5 Down and 1 a Week I niiit F st rf f i l 1 I N I j lt I I Wallcru rioniiH Are Ilidll lo luxt n W 1 rr 1 II IUilbne I trg f f s I 1 j lWf tCI rinnoK thlt do mil l sn tn r niimii r z fWj 1 tl will rV lyiii uir u 1 l Ti f Ii rft fi M f in mntriiiK ii wmim m al iK J YK L iIJ ii F n i IT I S Joe ii J A 1Cc

rllillim IllIll irnl nil IlDinrnl nf ff O Vix N IlilT I nsurinv n xia VSJr OTHIil V UTCliS IMAMH 1 TIMS illl 1 M IIITI SAIK ITi Wllltts K e IMllKM Bt 11 011 11 K Hanoi ao f I 1 I o ll I i rul IMiniii SI7 t 111 1111 I f l IVlii r Ii n IK I Oil fi ilali I1 slO t Vll IM iin KIO I f11WultOl r rim MM K 1111 1 llovnri IL ni pur nrr n plini unlPi I l rr n rn ahir ftaino t i I Iliiiiliiii I Dni buy a ixiciilVil i m mI i w nm ni y prlc II i I i n i ivnlc War c i M rirnir NMK j ur d plunu fir a n w WnltfM lro IDIUm a rtpntrntal vr i II will uull I All Cnr f3lAMft GDAL i lei to 3d AY Iwuaw t oLJUalltjUALc 01 BOIU to oou it I I A1 CANDY COUPON ALL CARS TRANSFER ll VMzm AIIJFEnm ff lIuoI It r 11 f i 1 Jj talNliOgro3 AYE T060 r I i liirhViJJrJI3 Vf7 59flP60Sr J ALL HAIL COUPON DA VI r Our monthly div dend paying psriod is here Tomorrow the Bloom Another busy scissor session n hundreds and hundreds of homes this ingdale Store will be nswirl with business Economypractising people I vCnmg The lollowing coupons will be dipt and be realized on at greater I will be here in force Thriit will reap its reward New Yorks Greatest Department Store tomorrow fd I The biggest bargains we have ever offered None of thy gcod sola a the phenomenally low prices advertised unless coupon is presented None sent C 0 D No phone telttgrarli irmril orders will be filled n t MENS NECKWEAR COUPON With This Coupon iP and 19c You Mar Buy I 3je ancl SOe Silk Neckwear 111 II II I 1 Iltl nllllit I n1 lark elTs f i 11 n1 anal r I hk 5hlI1 II tl Iollnd IIn1 lIl1 t a fur 011 I II II Fill rtlhrl III l1a1 cu Jr 1 f 14e I I Bamboo Book Stand Coupon MiA his Coupon and OS I 150 You May Ba lShel 9f1 111 l am too i f Leak Liana lii I Ij j I iV tL J 1 tor to YI I W Yo J f I iff iI ly h u i i t W 1 I ry lisefu It I X Hi all I a I IlIa i f 1 I I 3 t L J 3d Ionrth Sfu ll l GAS LAMP COUPON 1 1hq2fM r 1 r t 1 l f 1 I I I 1 j g ilh This Coupon and 73c I You May Buy a 1 150 So ar nv lied Gas Lamp 1 lllvll HII MUATIONj I iilit downward Just wnere on want It lias a Kood sab f HiandJid i u line elubc Heady for use and jus ly adjiiioo i J Kiid eoar iteady bright llrih t ionsiniS very iille tras I Third rionr rtnli St Sirtlon I I UMBRELLA COUPON I With This Coupon and 1 You May Buy i 52 Taffeta Unb el a I At this anazirhly low p e we nir I durable uiialiv piecedyed talTea 1 jmbrelhis with tim I dfe In M and JS tiI I ini siies for men Yo and w ncn There is n complete us Ii ortmni of prety I liandles Kach un1 broKa has case tiivl C iURse ti mnth I l Man I 11 rOth Pt Se I Inn l HOUSEHOLD LINEN COUPON IMIIIJ I1JISK extra llii mercerized 7 lne wide S lndid d e s I K n s Tc ACC value coi ri p e iiiiriiii n u USS fust edffi 22x22 liuiiis I vie nip 1 OQ t IIIM uii inciv TIIVII w i ia ijnH lib 8e eril 1 ic oc llulll Vhnr niii 1 BELT COUPO ij I Wth This Coiiacn and 4Sc you mav tuv a 1 3 Gen e i r i k E as p tic Eelt j litre 111 black while brown and navy him 111 cut steel buckle vev fashionable v it i si Si ct iii VIOLIN COUPON i With 77 is Coupon j i and S139 C I You Mny Buy 1 j 3 ViOL n I i There aie n y 6 volins in nis lot so If Vnil life lnioiesd He I i MlSKest thai i iiilyi 1 viry early seloi ion I Not a violin In iliir illI i Wrtli ss than jJCO In riP i i t f I lem are aiial 5 nines I I Thin PI i OSTRICH PLUME COUPON With This Coupon and 129 you may buy a 14In h 298 Ostrich Plume renewed UB enre leiiKHi in ul the new shades errb IK rise CVpeiiaauiin and nampuKie a wel as fro ever potmltr hL K ard white Mnln Floor LrxIntTon Av Serllon WAIST COUPON IL j COUPONWith With This Coupon and 69c you may buy a 1 Vrhite Luiin iVaiii ee smtn Made of a ver gO1 1 aM law with front illS embroidery Insert 1 i ifliniiioil witli acconi fated Jabot rtitn lace e d CMilur and culfs are Iud Have tnreeiuartur slfccves an jiillun Lack F ncy iViile Mnara Wa w md1 11 I 11 ia I 1 I 1 Ir lar link ciffs cuupui 17 w m I lI rMth St 11 TRAVELLING BAG C00POii With This Coupon and 388 YOU MAY BUY A 5750 1 ravening Bag Lownde or uiack waru in KllKllill U X f o I o I siiiipe in black and tan s t o u t ly sunnod am it welted leather liind i iU pocket leuthur cov 2l ered frame sold plated 1 lock and triminliiKs ru Infonul edges sires H 11 nnd 111 Inches I Ulln V or Mti M ectin I 1 ln 10 I f DRESSING SACQUE COUPON 1 With This Coupon and 29c you may buy a 59c Lawn Dresdng Sacque li iral designs ave larse lihi sleit3 and are collab i all it very ful in sizes CG to II have scallop edses AISI 1 IIIMi KIMIIXDS itli very wide skirt and liwlnij leeves scallop edge a line nssortment of desirabl dors sizes M 11141 Ciitipun 74e price on1 u I WOMEN S SHOE COUFOlNi With This Coupon and 19ti You May Bi y Wemens 3 Russia Calf Oxfords Hest styles PIer offered so low a price mad Gibson Sailor SIiuit IX Uinl Ilini n Mild re l lienls handturned soles all sizes VOMIOVS Kill 1111 UTIIJS slzos 2rj to worth JI50 coupon O9 I pnccn cn FI no I t BATH SLIPIER COUPOK With This Coupon and 49c You May Buy 150 end 2 Bath Slippers lnr men nnd wo r Ill some of vel 9 I vet and ol hers of su 1 u 4 T dtll 111e o llal fr 01 1I1I ti Sj ls J I I 0 c 11 COMB COuPOls a With Ihis Coupon r it 1 GlUi1 rII and 23c cr You mny buy a 1lf Parisian ftload Lomb Set vj 11 on lstln of a new style 9 O hlph back cutout comb and hair baretto to match f either shell or amber very lj II lljl I Ijll jIlt pretty and very popular I nVI IV Main Fl r re i U EYEGLASS COUPON g With This Coupon and 4tc You May Buy Grid Spring hcicton EyCgiase Vint are rreiinontly nd verllseil v nin r stores as a va n tltte I with pure wlI OstuI peri coplc lenses 11 t n SWEATER COUPON With 1 his Coupon and 169 You tuny buy a Womans 2 aicme Sweater vti Sievc Mttil V neol U ihth llis Coupon and fflt You niny buy u Womans 9tc Loll cst pOLje OlVliiid lth lluljli ii I v if pearl button Here li 11 k M id wlc atid cardinal I Fi I i I PETTICOAT COUPON VI Itirili ilIIIM CKKIt IMI TH0 VTS k nl irillnl 1IIIh 110 ur 1111 oil rll Aifi black and white virlped penalt pelllcoats wllh Ci He ltI flit tni iin price 5 c t nun IKiruo vi III 11I111I Iruy styles trlintnei m aJlihJ 1 iI I Alu a lot r 1 Il it wili banded lliiince liMuineil wlti two irali 110 c ID 1111 tc Jt lInr DRESS GOODS I COUPON IIIA U MOIIAIII SKHIAV llcle Vlde hll I ii i slfe lier I Mialiy orih 75 a K A ar ii r oi e JlII I 0 In ui a close i In ma aliI ftlicly allw 1 Mere In a full lie f new Spini colors II well black worn Jli n nrl coupon pri OtC Main I lnor BEDCLOTHESCOUPON III II IIi SlItII i I very Itlaj fI II f I 11I 1 I not ln can I II SI lxi Indies neatly II n v ith inch hem on 9 I IIIIPOn rl III 11 I nllO II 1 1111 fz 11 11 IIno Inri rllIdH IIn 1 wlh Iln I anll Illfwd Ih I 9 e Main Flnnr i CUT GLASS COUPON WUH TILS COUPON You May Buy ler or both o ihe loll o wine taitImK American cut Bass bar I III11S IIJUII I I il S 111 Kit v III vs hnnlsomv tli brilliantly nod Iz l 1111 1 1 lUlJItlr TlilASlJw C TIr rAIIAIHS elaborately e IInl I siz Ioipon price 1 7 TIlr WRITING PAPER r I COUPON Vfith This Coupon and lc You may buy a ISc Box of Writing Paper They ire Ciani Cabinets m talnlni i 11 1 and iu envej i rani s itlnlliiijh pauor r id plain Mnln I1IJ Inct n Sir MEN S UNDER WEAR COUPON Wth tin1 Coupon You may buy any or all of the o low ing amnjinj values nt the I price named 1liV lie I Xlllllllili I MIIIITS AND IIIIAVIIIS all jZl at per uar 29r I IIH 11 Miitid i MHIM IAH ml i nil 11 in a sizes ncl din ixira larae per 35c 1I1t1I1 MIV si 111i i isii i MIIKVIAII I i i enir li ii bine and vMte all sizes Cinin 5Sc rlce Main Floor fllh SI Re tlo UPHOLSTERY DEPT COUPON iTTi iiiA i iAIT ci u 1 n jirettv IleTiais an il inhes wide ia vanl Ion regular S value ff Cl i i i price flO ii i I 11 II in MH M ivci iiiii SPTS in X1II u effecis for slnslo slz beds nMdr In oir nwn workrooms s v ii nr cinranteed that I ar ra In everv wriv virt 0 p i nt nior than o 11 1 n i f Kill 3r SS0 MTLT I T Mild VJ VIMIIIV SI Mil of iipanr ciiith wli prliiw rolleri v 11 iui p o4 r Cnijipon rl VIMlll Ill VMi n sbstlMt fo 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I mK f 8 rilE EVENING WORLD ThURSDAY MAKCft 261 It ALLEN LOOKS k MOST LIKE KING Of AUTOS TOOA J i Romps Into Lead With 31178 t Votes to His Credit In Election f 1 NEW LEADER FOR QUEEN Beatrice Morgan Passes Mrs I Joan Cuneo and Edna May Spooner f t There Is n new l ft 5er today In the twos for Queen for the nutomobllo Car nival She U Miss Beatrice ilorffan the uTrarnhalrefl beauty who l e leading lady at the Harlem OriemHous haY tnt been boomed Into first place by the Beatrice Morgan Social Club nail the xwt of Harlem She has 7032 votes I Mrs Joan Cunco li seoond with 68S5 votesi Edna May Spooner third with 6318 follovred by Elsie Janls 31 J I Rosalind Grenoen 21G2 Joan Grac 1414 Eva Tanguay 1W6 Minna Phil llpi B39 Mrs L E Anderson 417 Co rtnne S3 Mr S B Bowman 25T orothy Williams ZX and Loretta Bt 200There There Is a new aspIrant alao In the comely person oT Miss Teresa Sullivan p of No 331 St Nicholas avenue one of I the younger social set In Harlem She i vrrv nonular and the Hawthorne t Club has nominated her with IuO votes for a tarter There Is a campaign com mlttoo to uh her candidacy with John 1 F Scanlon tor chairman J Allen Now Leads for King f Htrry N Allen of the Now York Tax I Icab Company headed his rival for King Leonard K Clnrk of the Now Tork Transportation Company and la i leading today by K3 votes having 31178 I to ilr Clarks 30OO I Commodore A N Rose the Oorbln I candidate Is only CCS behind Mr Clark and Dr Thomas Oldsmoblle and F 1 W Clinton Cadillac are at their heels I The letter which follows was received from John Craig leadlnr man of the t Harlem OwsraHouso etock company Of course neither Mr Craig nor The Evening World has the power to trans fer votes cast for him to some other i i candidate The otes belong to those who cast them A similar letter was received from William A Norton also favoring MISs Morgan Will you kindly tranifer to MUi Butrlce Morsraa all votes credited to ray account at present and all others that may com In f om It oi rr tl II CurIng the cjntctl 11 I ml that ten If 1 should win I could not spare the time to partake in the carnival Wishing Miss Morftan succeiw and that I ma have the honor of ieclns n er majo Queen of the Auto Carnival I bee to remain Sincerely your JOHN CRAIG From Friends of the Candidates The above and the followlne throw light on Miss Moreens boom We aru arndlnt tjoay by registered mall lsuu votes to be credited tu Miss Beatrice Morran IJy the remarkable way In whIch sh has overtaken and parsed the leaders who had u big handicap 1 think It IK safe to 6iy that a more POPular actress lIar trod tha tao tha has our best wlshts for a mpetB find clorluui Victor DAllUC MORGAN SOCIAL CLUB William I Hawley Secretary Here are some other letters from tho Carnival Editors mall Inclosed please find OOU votes for Edna May Spooner uhlel the members ut tna l Jna Uy fapoontr fiub toroueh Mls Trlxle Young frssldent hare contributed 1 hope Tho Evening orld can ace Ito nay clear toward deotln a paracraiiii of thanks for this Jub which certainly Is dolnc Its shara of helping our cause WAJTlit V VBA1AND Campaign Manager Inclosed pean find CLIP lotes wnlh you will plate iu the raja of Mrs J s Cuneo who should hat btn it cud gutxll of the AuUinoble CarnUal ntiuut tin trouble of haMnk any oomuat fur n Is there another woman autonobiht III too world win has truitlled in muia as our Mrs Cuneo and braked the per1 uf automobtllnK ai aha has Good luck tu the fair Mrs Cune Tilt UMIJAABES OF CHAHLRS i JJACllfALl Xo 20 Muburry gfoi ctoaE street per Victor C TJII Sends 12400 Votes for Allen TVe are nJmir to you for the account of our candidate llarr N A leu Jj 4M jptts rltt KUOU tnouirh to plate tam to tale credit Another lot svIIi follow ojn NU YOHIC 1 ltVli OUAXl Joseph r muffins Campaign MmiaKer j Incluaed find twentylei oieji fur Mar timer Kniihan WlIO bj April lx An Id for kin VV AMAJiHi Inclosed please find twenty vote for Corinne I do luvo ti Wil be uuetn as she Is charruliiB dainty wid mtt and on of thu best aftrcmes on thu Anitrkau Btatre More comlnc 1 rom the liAHLUM BuAl CIl U lnclo J find ItO cuulm fur our oandl Cat uxJudce Jjin a lUuliiMT tho roost vopuUr man in tho rronx and in the Vn i ct lutes AfplAUikTs W iu etuniAu wioru tie U known u the chuclnin or ue IMbllo Stort ASTien lois numerous friends IM that t 0 jj I entered In tile race tha office will not be biff enough to hold all of the bahota THE HELPING HAND BJND Every little bit aadol to naat YYie pot makM Just a llttlo Wt m ue Bity ttt hundrv1 bU r6 fur Comm jjor A N Ilo COrn firxr the Allied Yacht Clubs Mor to follow by trllft A Bnlo of Ballots Came With This Credit all thiFQ otos to 1 JC Clark ui rlntwJ nt of the NBW York Iraniiji tatlon Connnny Ha thee nujiy auminra who believe Uut a u Kenlal ffnJoiuui ui oxecutlva In charge of more than Mm motor ohclta and 114 an automoMie xiKrt ha Is vmlntntly qualified to be JClnc of the Carnival Mr Clark dilly Kxnernj tha muvements of B03 motor etncles IU Is ohnrxid rtaly wjlh the aifety and Idy traniJortatJ r tn nearly I Dtk persons In NeAr York He e Is udmlribl julroed by training snd tx pcrlunca to be ti head of ao vast a con c Vourso of automjblei as nlll take I ror If the carnival And ho roji from the rank Its cominny it on tli atrca of Sw k Yorlt the nut motor tab eier fcen nn1 PO won for this city tho honor of Introducing automobiles In rhis fit Id Hustling for Their Favorites We thank ou for cntirtirg otr QUeen I lea Mlniui 11111111 on Im iarnial list unil luilui uuitv iiii more votes fr her I 1AYTON IATltONS Grace Oolloton P III1ro find 144 xotiM for Dr J p PoO4iua from rind TrltTuls Jhaj ront patrons in njr i llCftoll MAIMIICK NPON Inclottd please find twelve otn for Mln msle Janli Hoping to vu her name oliua until tile IOI1nJc of the iviiuestA A FniEVl Inolwol ph s find ventyfle vot whlii lair will kindly cie1It to Ur J j Thomas fr 1nK of auto camlvul C IUHn iiirkiir4 pIase fbi twCla vres for N It t a nKtlrd Ka Iuntruuy I Iae tver nil I 1 irr nhe will u loj Quer t iViNtI IIUIJ Intlosul lint 10 c n tv llu IKatrw Menials IU ceos i rscrie Iftxdlni lady WltbllU hr CCh1 101 l4 I S Inln 1ttele4 pleaa ol cleveR vote fr t t EKr h lay 3 a nrr HrJtAvn t acr lL tol JuNOn ot tl a Auto rual t O J F lHue QIJ1 these seya Yates to a Rivals in Race for Crowns Of the Automobile Carnival I I I 1 JoHtJ j UKNER e D M6o6R 111 T A UtthlAN MORtIM AP fi THh VOTE FOR 1 t ROYAL HEADS OF AUTO CARNIVAL Harry N Allen K rr York TaxI I cab Co SI ITS L K Clark N e w Tori TraM portatloa Co 80030 Com A N Hwe Corbln 30013 Dr Julian P Thomas Oldsmoblle ZS4 F W Clinton CadUlao 21885 j Joeejib Muryhy chauffeur T754 Beatrice Morgan Maxwell 7U121 Mr Joan CMneo Rainier 0 55 Edna May px ner National 6315 Cut Iw O Pardee Maxnell 4A T L A Letslnz 4013 Arthur Present Maxwell ST03 J M Hirrvon Si57 Elsie JanU GartorC H1UI ttoaallnd Greacen Queon ilir Nathaniel Webb Maxwell 1U3I nidney B Bowman A p rion 1034 I Wm C Hurst 1413 IVU W P Cody Buffalo Blll 133s cen John T Cutting OliJmo bits 15J5 Joan Grae Flat 1111 i Monlmer ICaphan 101S j lira Tanffuay StoddartDayton 1W Montoeav Jtoberts J Mm X Illltler Sec A C A M A fred I5e rs i Main 1 7 n Julge John H Faulkner Rambler 701 Hnrry H Adams M7 Jjhn Orate Harlem Opera llJUic liTl Fr M Wlldlnj tog tina I IJJrir Fnyton Stock Co 139 I orpe 1 Al rFan fo James auchltn 31 Clevelanl 4 s Mln L n Andenon White I PliJnj X Y 4f7 I Adolph Stein 4in I It O Hovel Xorthern 4n Hfrt Wlllami 4irl R r Lalller K 01 nrtnna 3x1 r W Faltiaelder t72 re pa lon mi lily Wauinn SL W A Xorton harlem O em I 1Iue Ur It J bcofleld Murwell Rin Joe Trncv Simpni 14 I ncle iJavtt Outmann 1 o ii siuth an t 1 Grn Il Paul I I TOX nnault ilre iMtl Onker 7 Ir f II Bowmin i ar If lsi 21 T tcnfnBin 01 rTe s sn I lUrupr Prlc I I Fr l WIlfOT aji Iiorrtiy Williams Si Jnpop Inlstnlck Bill lurrtta lie ytn Tlcatrle JIorfr n for QuOIn of the Automo bIle Carnival A K 14 Ilr klvn I For Dr JP Thor s M vota from Mrs Theodore Xason and her Jrlenl I Inclosed ftml fourteen voets for Mln I Ala Mtycri SVM IinPwUTniT Ve eend by bearnr 4715 coutoni for ojr candtiate F W Clinton ard more to oorne inmESTS THREE THOUS Nn GRAINS I OF ANY KIND OF FOOD YOU EAT I I Dont fool with Indigestion but I cure It and forever rid your self of Stomach misery Does It ever occur to you how busy I that little stomach ot yours Is It actually only bolds three pints though In one year you force It to take In 2500 pounds of material digest It and prepare It for assimilation to the blood Do you wonder at the number of cases of Indigestion and Stomach trouble You crowd It with steaks and pastry Irritate Its juices with spices ana acids and expect this little four ounra mill to do its work la thero any wouder that your food passes undigested or lays like a lump of lead In the stomach That every thing you eat turns to acid Stomach gas ami Stomach poison putrefying the Intestines and dlgesthe canals cavslng Biliousness Headaches Dizzi ness ami Indigestion Heartburn Nau seous Breath Intestinal griping con sMpatlon and other more dangerous symptoms Call Miir disease what you will Indigestion Gastritis Nervousness lijtpepsla Catarrh of Stomach etc you know tho real name the real dis ease Is fermentation of the food you ata sour Stomach which belches gal and erupts undigested food or I I later fleet wlehet of ill tre member of the Danbury A x lalton of New York Inc C w PHKI1B rr Mfnt Inoo1 fInd five cojpora for MUs Mi l lle n nor of Ixfaj PirX UrooVl X T to contest for Qun of th Auto Carnival TVALTEK DIOKBV U rIb find 144 vote for VIncent It Kirk the erthuilMto imolst Punhird for KIn of the Carnival TruK itIe will ilnn him goIng A TIT V AHMIHCnfl Inclosed pltato find Pven vole for Mlas n atrl MOri1n I think she Wjll be Just the kind wp jo 1V nf tr far C5 Queen of the Automobld Onrnlval O II Inclosed flnJ 102 votes for E V Lnlllw of the H T I of 2ew York TI Is a pruUcal nircnoblllit and has sveral cars of nil own STUDENTS OF Tim H T I InclOD find SOO veVee fOr U A Leslnc which ploo to he CNOlIt He will vrtalnj be there In tn homo itretoh H NVTT I Indosrj plonm find twentyfU iiVtei for DaretvU Jo Tracy the man who nuuV the foremen hud More to tam E J W A C W J Inclosed pi n find cix vote fAr Mrs Join Cuno Ilalnler P CUS1CK Inclowd you win find fifty vote for lOss Boatrlco Morgan of the Harlem Op rallomrt Girl and bojs of llarlm nt toeetber and brins our favorite to the front ElKVNOR HAUR Incl w3 find twentythrw voice for daInty llttl One She la my favorite for Queen Hho ought to pt It fr Ah ii first on the Amnoan ts2e carnit nnncMAJC Inclofctti find ten votes for Etna Ma Svoon She doervs e cj vote ute re itlc nryl 1 8lrw vr lv taupe that ere wins OXU OK HLAMftS HIISStUIBKS Here you will find 2W 1 sOts fur the IClcK Hure Jofnph Murtciy The ohuffeur3 are deti rmlnol lend they are In tile Iffht to tin tlrh ieos irle ua a boost CttIrrlIi By Alb rt OlIver Tr ajurer Inolcj flTiJ clx rotn for JIlsi Deatrloe i lUrfffan wIth my pry best wishes to hlp etvoi tur Qteen of the Automobile Ornttal ALL T JACOBV I Cunpoii Hox on Intle Two oa MILLS UPHOLDS OPEN SHOP I X o Co n HJI I racy liy CapHnll unil I Inlinr U Mlilfil lie isnym SAN FRANCISCO March 26A pub lio reception was given yesterday II by tho San Frandsco Chamber of Con merce to D O Mills who has promoted 1 10 prosperity of the city and State in rusj ondinp Mr Mills saId In part It iiuffiil to be understood that there I s no general urpiracy at eapttn against Silior and mat there can be none T lose WIO lead the orRnniza tlona of labor to believe that there Is I do tLem a great Injury as well as the puhlf at large 1very rkinfrman has a right i equal with very capitalist to an open I market a ricit to the open shop AI I cjovornmirit triat doe not secure this Is a false pretense and It 1 not worth i whnt It costs j causes a feeling of nausea and miser 1 Itblenes3 Dont fool yourself any longer take j flftj cents to your Pharmacist for a ra5c of Papcs Olancpsin Eat cue of these 22graln Trlangulcs after this evtninsjs meal and live minutes later your Stomach will do what a healthy Stomach shouldthat la turn every bile you cat Into bodily nourishment and without you realizing that you have a Stomaoh Each triangule will I digest ifiOi grains of food without the help of thu Stomach because they con tain Just the elements which a good strong healthy Stomach has Papes j Dlapepsin Is a thoroughly tested pre scription for Indigestion and Stomach j trouble whlfh plalntly tells on the i case tho rompleto formula and Is as harmless as cnntry and as pleasant to i 1 thin taste I I How promptly you find permanent I I relief merely depends upon how soon 1 you make up your mind to take Dla I pepsin if you go now and get a 50cent case you will foci Hon a few minutes after eating a Trlancule and It Is a safe promise that you homo will never he without Dlap jisin as there Is no i I other household preparation which I comes so handy so many times Others of the family may eat some UI1jg which does not agree with them then It Is there to give relief j THUGS BEAT MAN AND ROB DRAEA IN RESTAURANT Victim in HospitalPolice Say Assailants Belong to Paul Kelley Gang Three men urvlvors the police sar i of the old Paul Kellcy gang which has I been ofllclally declared out of business I a dozen time entered the restaurant of Loris Leon nt No tS Vet Twentieth street todny Just as he was preparing for his flrst ctltomers and sitting down nt a tablo called for a bill of fare Laoii who for jome reason has earned the enmity of the Paul Kelley remnants i Olsllked the looks of his cintomers He had his head In a bandage already from a blow he was ntrutk on the I dark street on Saturday night and didnt want any more trouble I You cant get served bere he told the men I The answer he gOt was a sugar bowl which struck him In the face This was followed by pretty nearly every thing lying loose around the place and Leon stopped all that com his way When they had pelted him Into In sensibility the threo mon ruled the cash drawer and lied followed by Leon who had recovered cunclousius and sloiited for the police 1ntrolman Keener uf the West Thir tyseventh street station caught ono f the trtiiits yo sold his name was Iimis Klppltclll a barber of No ID3 Hst Thirteenth street Leon wns so hiillr cut up he had to qo to tho New York Hjsplto1 lie told the folce Its unit no Idci why the tang had It In for him I AWst125thSt 22 Desbrosses St 279 West 125th St Fno4 e TO FACOflY HEAD Easter Styles Now on Sale A tOG rnmi TIIK IIIUE MOON Ufrbo rrniembrra Jninm T rouern nntl 1h P 112i Muon ullli II lone ru n Ilrimilxny eit Sunilio Vorlil mill roululn I lie ii i r l mill inulr of Ill Mart Hint to Make it llnnir far Mother Iho feature 0 iif nt the priuliutlon The t ng wn written liy Herbert InBralinm nnttiur of Im Mnrrlnl Nw Etc Miwlc hy per mlMlon nf Slmplrn 1llblMlrr JJ lPa w f7ff 7y4yggpXS fa sa MPfc3rjv xv JM Kiker Honesty in Business Is a penmnent valuable asset Misreprcsentition works temporarily but not for long Straightforwardness pays as a business proposition The Rlker Drug Store do not need to Issue ttrlletlns to their customers an nouncing the possession or the practice of these principles But to the uninformed to you who have never entereJ our portals we would say frankly come and see us Visit any Riker Drug Store In New York nrooklyn or Boston and we think your experierxe after one trill will make you a permanent Riker customer It has been our gratify tag experience to retain our customers when once they have Tade a Riker purchase This In Itself is a silent but convincing argument It In dicates as no words of ours could indicate thst our claims for courteous treatment and honest dealing are Justified I Prescriptions prepared with the wellknown Rmut absolute accuracy rt our new Drug Store 13 and 15 West 14th St I I Others Wkr Price Trlrct Arnica Tooth Soap 25 17 Sheffields Tooth Paste 25 12 Lyons Tooth Powder 25 14 Rublfoam 25 17 RIKERS ANTISePTIC TOOTH POWDER Leads Them All NO GRIT NO ACID I A thorough cleanser and antiseptic for the teeth and mouth 15 Cilox 25 lfi Pebeco Tooth PasteSo 30 Soiodont 25 17 Bells Tooth Powder25 18 Gilders Dentine 25 17 Malvina Cream SO 30 THE NEW PEIIFl1E Ii CHARMONA has taken the lead In popular fa vor A delightfully characteristic odor 250 Others HllierV Irlcen rrlrr Pateys Cold Cream25 14 Frost 111 a 25 16 Espeys Cream 25 10 I Magda Cream 50 34 Pompelian Cream 50 31 Luxesis Shaving Cream 50 35 uthymol Cream 25 10 Paxto Cream 50 45 Xnowltons Massage Cream 50 39 Modene too 70 Others Illkrr Prices Irlrri Charles Flesh Food 50 20 You will be Rind If you Pairs Charm 25 19 25 take home a Jar of Rlittrfj Headache Cologne MiUweed Cream 50 30 Rikers llagans Magnolia Balm i 5 03 Talcum 25 13 Mermens Violet 35 Bazlns Depilatory 50 RliUn Deodor 25 Cerate Corollas Cream 100 73 Packers Tar Soap 25 14 Postpaid 50c Huylers Chocolates the SO kind OOc lb Brorro Seltzer IOC size 7c 25c size 17c IlMinc and Mull Ordrr promptly tlllrtl Charge acconnts coUnted Free I I OellVirr In inutrr New York Mall Order nrpartmcnU Sixth Ar K sd I It Vrw Vork 4M Fiiltcm St IlrnuKlyn Fftis DRUG TORE NEW TOKK 11IIOOKLYN IITII AVK ft au ST 4fn FDLTON ST TTII AVK t 11 Til ST COLUMIIIA a tNION STS HKOAIIWAY A IIHI bT JiTA rLAlliLSII AVE iiin w aim hT rtLTON CLINTON STS lf V r W JlVFS orrosiTi Tim WAinoiir SI7MNKR t JEFFERSON AVES 5 STIMCIO IN IK1STON No need of days when you are not at your best No need of head aches dullness irritability A Cas caret taken in time avoids them All women need Cnscarets Simply because they dont exercise enough They dont eat coarse food or enough fruit and green vegetables Those ore Natures ways lor keeping tho bowels active But very few women employ them The next best way is Cascarets Nearly all the minor ills of women can be avoided by Cascarets alone Tilde is no need to have headaches depression bad breath bad complexion The remedy is CascaretB Not in large dosesunles3 you wait too long Tho best way is one Coscaret at a timejust when you need it One every day perhaps It is simply a matter of keeping clean inside os you do on tho outside I You dont vise soap in large quantities and rarely You use it frequently regularly just as you need it Do the same with Citscarets Then you nre nlwoys well always nt your best Cascarets lire candy tablets They are sold by all druggists but never in bulk Bo sure you get the genuine with CCC on every tablet The price is 50c 25c and Ten Cents per Box 800 4 t Southwest Corner 6th Ave and 18th St New York Exfra Speda BrhnU 1 4 For TOMORROW FRIDAY 1 4Ik New Spr Sm plle From Famous Boston Shoe Mamifiacgurcrs iL Womens New Oxford Ties h Matters Regular S150 I3ii r r anci StiO rrailes at f 1 Mail rum selected c K dskin t Patent tips solid leather extension 5 C e eL 5 a soles liivli and medium heels sizes so itt ire51 J t t G t C j 1 I I1 ti StidthsC t a IT Te C 1 LU Makers regular Soo graVb Hand Welted Seles Patent Coltskin Gun Metal Cat skin and Tan Kidskn Sues 2 9 to S Widths B to bb at Tan Russia Cali Pssreips 1 I Women Gun Metal Caifiskkai Psir Si50 200 Patent Coltskcsi Punips Shoes Wnite Ooze Pumps All Sizes They Arc SI Trade MaHert Twenty hew Styles to Ns It 4 Select From zes 1 l to 8 wkUrs AA to S Surplus Slock irons Qic N W at JL E tomorrow 0 parr L sMIr Shoe Co W N eWNapOflbOOr 0 I x iv 5 15m 1 iecr3 For Wt omen 1 k ri f V M 4 j I

tfy t v 7I H tJ ff Lace or BuSton Exenson Soles t i Y f II Cuban Heels Gun Mea Calfskin and PCn t i r ff I Coltsldn Uppers sizes 2j to 8 sold in otner R i 1 1 stores at SI ii J f I ii HW I 11 zPt 1 6 000 palfS 0 lWillSSeS I f 1 1 i 1 rt4 I N Sap Sioes lt tt I U 61 a 1 D u UJ l ioS q Box Calf and Vici KiJ extension 00 1 Jt lft t1 t jioles sizes 8 t 011 and 1 iyi 10 2 liP j i f t 11Io ioA worth 51 o af J 54 1 6 l t 1 j h i I ii m I ft f r iW1I5 Womems Sample Shoes ILi 1 1f4 Jf t J f Newest Styles samples from tamou I KfSf f jj 5 l y et t 1 l fS S I tto i Itflf I Boston makers all pi 0 i w fJ vl t Cj 1 I leathers all sizes all i 0 1 f r f i iv I widths worth SloO and 9 t lJ flfJlI3 r di D I 2 I i P f vor21a J I 10 q 1Nf I3i tr 1 r v II I dt Men9 I t II Marked Shoat Li aid Oxor 1A LI at P i 9 J 1 i l 5 4t i Eaed Welted SoSes i I ii 1 Lace Button and Bluchei s II 44e sizes to 11 widths A tc I iI t EE The lot consists I V of 5000 pairs Vf m t 5SMr pe c1 i cns w I I n CE1k 409 Slices and Oxfords 5 uXL 1200 pairs Ralston Health S400 ij 1 rrth Shoes and Oxfords made from the fineit S3 s es 0 to 11 at I Patent Coltskin Vici Kidskin Gun Metal Calrs m t Tan Russiaalfskin and Tan Vici Kidskin f Surplus stocks and factory rejects jL Childrens Sample Shoes Boys School Shoes Sizes 0 to 134 anil Tanr Black and Patent Coltskin eOn I to 5M t all solid ci ff 0 no J at J leather well worth A tir sizes 1 to T worth 100 ela Ji J A Misses kikgli Grade Sample Shoes It F Made from selected patent Colt a skin and Vici Kidskin j extension soles low heels lace button and Bluchers j 5 thirty new Spring styles sizes 8y to 11 and 11 y to 2 j widths B to EE i 95 C makers regular fcOO and for 250 grades j i I Pn Misses your choice i1 d Fine tomorrow at n Boys Dress k Shoes New Spring Samples from 3 KRIEDEK SHOE CO mak ers of boys fine shoes Goodyear Welted 4j Soles Sizes 10 to t34i and f 1 to 5 Patent colt I skin and gun metal Q iU calfskin worth j 5 2iO at For the Convenience ol Our Uptown Patrons These Extra Special Bargains Will lie on Sale at Our Harlem Branch Northwest 1 Corner 3d Ave and 12Ilh St I p

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F fTI II I THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY MA R C H 26 B9OG 9 1 BRlBTAKING I I I JUROR TESTIFIES AGAINSTJERUME Tillinghast a Wilncss in In quiry Into Charges of Met Stockholders INVOLVIS COURT CLIiUK Tells How Me Receive Money for Protecting Railway Company in Trials I Vllllnm II TIln hot upon whoso I I story art hi iil lu pinrs M of Ulllliln F KliiK iul a iiMiitlee of Mr t II tm WixlUii hliii agiilnit iDstriciAttur ney Jenmir II a n wllne tniluy ut till oponlnc if the InveMlRHllon liofnr xIuilcp Cluirlcw Alulr W order ell by Gov Hushes In tITiii U f chiirscH lire Unit Mr Jcronit filHi ti 1 iv uiu InillciuiiiHs ifulnst HUTI ii iniooliMi will tlio Mutro jioliiun Ilnllniy Company upon testimony I mony rnoldJ by Tlllliislinst wlo t l It Its lnJ was i iiil hy tint coinpiuy to act as Juror In cases a ulnM tliom Alter oerkj Had ttsLtk1 Uiat Tll I JliiKlin t 1 a juror In 1 niimbur t cases he beitim Ills tistiiimny III ru upiuiso to ivifstlons bv KrankMn I Iierco counsul fjr the stoiilold i ert minilttt bv saylim thai while jn was scrvliiK ni a jurymanjn tie Cnniiia llrnnoii ul Ui Supruma I cnurt boiuro Justice Kursinati he nad I met a cart offcut iini J Alexander Snuth Cuurt Olflccr Smith he sad met him either in U ty haLl IMrk or on Chambers street aid rave him to under stand that thero would IM uomctiiiis In It If he would ucru to render n which miil Ko 0110 verdict in a case way Didnt Meet McCabe The case was ended on Krldiv he Saturday morning I called aalJ and on TwentyelRhth or at Smith1 house on Twentyninth Street west of IClRhth his avenue He gave me money from bureau drawer and aid he would g to the Metropolitan Hlco and arrange to t more 1 me him at tad Metropoli tan olllec Mr Pierce Uld you KO upstairs with Mr Smith I 1M not office Uld you go 10 the Metropolitan IWo again I went aIIln after l be came better acnualnted with the Metro polltnn people What do you mean by that After they found thit I was a man who could be handled I naturally called there With whom did you become ac qualntrd UiorBO and Stanley HIKB Why did you let up In calllnc after awhile George HaBB told me It was advisable not to co the as I mlht In contaot with ooun e for the come gthr aide He wild Id bettor not be seenlihi J McCabe Jill you see Ambrose there No filTtlwr trstinid thnt At Witnc rneys little McJil and IlUtirnon hllJ taun part In the trials of in cs served Jllr I In W hliI n 1 ils n 1JK1 xu eel raid for yiur serv ce Or1 te d nmney In ivry nifo tlat I all t iV juii r for the Metro lltan paid ouV I WUIlIt mot Mr Wh IJaiV Vncrafly 5 on Saturday at I twel l Lisa would he pay you the money Oh w would shake linndsi and he would pn s the uvmcy If some one else g brought It It wo11111 l1e In an envelope J Involves Clerk of Court 1 Tlllln liast tf stilled that In J ho was uiiil yet us II wutohmii at KlW 1 r bridge on 1 iintrat jh for tin Metro f iwlltiin riiv Itallwiy l ininy thit I I lie had jut on canes In the oity court I when not in tu regular puu1 llow woud tliht bo bnmjrtit about f crUed Mr Ilnrce IM be naked i whothiT 1 wanned to hold ovw for two Hk Hy whom TJio Clerk of the CJurt CJurtho was that clerk I think hl name Is John C Foley of Part Three or Four Why He hall reasons Wlmt reasons He said that Id bo n handy man for cases on which he us clerk wanted the right man In tlio rleht Dlaoe I wits iiceepted without question by counsel con U ii itiil rut iii glt ist Whon Id ho called to the box Id KW HISK BlttliiR behind the counsel I I oil lean over and say nomothlnglo counsel wien t I vilia calltnl Were you ever convicted of a I crlmo he asked Yes I How Ions did you serve I was 1 eentrnred for two years When was that and where For what were you convicted In Chi cago In IStTi I pleaded guilty to fors I ery Ever convicted slneo ttpii I pleaded guilty of perwinatliiK a juror I Robert Henderson and was sentenced r COT three montha Ever convicted i l owhiri No Jerome Scores f The witness said that he could not f flOPULAR UEASE I IANO I I IF o A man is judged by the com r pany lie keeps why shouldnt his musical taste be judged by the piano he buys A Pease piano in your home is an indication of your ability to judge tone correctly I Our prices are moderate and our 3year payment plan most economical l Used pianos of good makes J from 25 up Write for f catalorue t PEASE PIANO CO 128 W42d St Near BwayNY Brooklyn llrnneli I Xrirnrlc Hrniicli 157 Falton SI I 10 New SI I recall the Fporine cnre In which Am hr IMP Mi fain ad 1Ij11ell roil us eoulIul o cr niiii wirr iMuiiiel of lecnnl it II Ill rntn so that IIP oiihl not ptacp MptalK ns mi attorny III the proceed I itt Mr Jiini sctt iiI ivllli one par ti ulur ipnlliin nnd aiiMVpr Vim run tell 01 ni illi aftor look Irij in i MI inoril In hIt i Xnur Mi n tid as riii fr Iii le I Ii lie Nii I ranliiil rtis Tillli jhiiMta flit Wet Yi itd tint tfot t aid fur nil tteM by HIP Mitr ip illtnti did you tin nkeiI Ml IIM ii 1 ill i Till HIP Mionli if April wlipn you t nnpeainl IM luinr In toil tttett Iniiu of a rn ilriUnl mains tio iiiin IMtiy iiiil yni fr pild aIteI tier HIP virill win fiivahlo ti liie company or nn SniriPt 1iiPf It was liPUPr to IIHVP sM i r lii nnilnit tin roail cild l Mr Ir HUP iiuiM UIPll th wltllPli fi ll tVi I t h KvMrn irntlnintiv In IP ItIi i try n liliM ut ii of t I II II if luirv AfHr Hi MTtr miill Iiifllip SiMilnirv Iml lirn Miuli vlliiPH liHllliil nn rnllrrit P i nniliiitl i b Mr Ilnpp lie rptiirnpl t bi i in ti ln l Olllir Tin 11 of Iii IrlitAliiirnpy Imiiips nnic thpn u ilni tlixiil rirrpftpil jiini fr I tnhIiz n JMHI riid plnld PUIM IwplvltiVT II ppntrlirr of tipi moit Ii M An inljiiirninrnl wn taTtoO until 9 Ill k tolinlilW Ml Hl T or A soxfi nioJi i in iiifi MOON I irj I IK 1 n nirnihrrs lniin4 T Itt rr nnil Ilip Illiif Miiin wllli tli lung run nn llrnailui XrM iiniliij Uurlil will innlnlii tin uiirili mid inii li if Ill Miirrji Illin I Miili ii Iliniip fur Inilirr the fiulilli MIIU nf Ihr iiriiliiitliiii I hp n I n nrltlin its llrrli rl hiKiHliiini iintlpDr of Im Murrlnl Vi o Itt Mi lr lij tier inUvloli nf Iniiilru IliliNhir 0 DUG DE CHAULNES NOT I SERVED IN TAILOR SUIT I Proc sCtrrier Gave Summons to I Answer S2oo Den to Baron tie Cone Instead Jihlsc fonnn In the Municipal Court tolay Kmntail tlp application to s1 aside the iTvlcp of a summons on tin Hue ji ihaulm3 w ht it enty married Mist Tlioudurj riont This absolve the Trench nobleman from a charge of ci nipt It havlrx iivn alleged that lit Unorcil thv summons and took ship the next day I The alleged service wi In a sih bruuin Iljnlllst the Hue de cliaure I far i fltfi London tailor bi Ujtcs llanibiirner attorney for the I ninee swore that his nrncea1 server handoil do rhaulnes the summons at j tli dr of Theodore lonts9 home In Inst Thlrlylirth Ktrect Afldavlts ja in Knittoi i v tno Hue Ie r tins land by his frlnl Iaron do Iomli i 11 I fh v iji M were etrveil on de Lonju by I mis ak I 5rr ootk fi SJffioFil e1 mm t i l f THROAT AND i if LUNd IHSIAES 1 The micess wbliu I J h n attended Ir I Aiilerpou s roai 7 incut of Tuben uio I 1 HH Asthma llron i rhltlK nnd Catarrh I pi res him foremost DR ANDKKSON amoiiK American I IUI i uiallsts nnd I ihe direct result of hB itt thtly to rvrosnlie tulnrMiIosIs nnd nny other thront or lung diseases while I tntv Lire In t heir earliest utaRes anti from I thrij to nix months sooner than Is possible i bv the usual niedltnl pttiii flat lent I 1110 wonderful AnSircon XII ht which iioU dlmlv Into the hOtlY InBSantly u i furts an itlelti tel rorrrrt ilipnnil nnil I liy Ixninlnatlon with hi XllRht lr Anderson MI lately whether the lungs are nlliTled or not nnd what stag the di tae 1 Sdn I No time is witcd AT Till STAIIT nail from the vi ry Ort dininosl onch patient rerelMs the proiar trcatiuint tultrd lo hits lmllvltliiil case and for the exact dlsens te Is sulTerlm from I Dr Amlorfim9 original germicidal vpttr lilmlailon treatment cnrrles the healIng rcinidli s illriitlv to tat sea of the iK jase kills the lutuwulir germ and rebuilds the Inns tlssuci nnd hits Ort cry Clrvtrlral treat ritit oro tires immidute lipiient to the Ilillri body and nervous pytein No line Is lost In twin g treated for the wrong illnse and the IhouFnnJR or eured patients lire living proofs of the doctor successful trratment TheM farts ire not tho result of a few experiment with a dozen patients hut art nil rcnnlti of a success of nineteen years I xpcrleme ns a lime specialist and nn ex pert upon the positive diagnosis of Thru and h1 Dlcases Kxumlnatlon nvd constiltntlon ore given at the ollke without nny chance and rpeiUlsfs trentment N given at a reason I I ride cot Consult Hr Anderfon M West 22d st hctuicn 3th and uth ayes New York I Hours 10 to 1 Monday Vednrmlay and trldny evcnliiKS till S o clock Sundays n 10 C If unnHc lo call vrlte for ndvicn iL I1tA111 Hr i 2 irlf lJir I 1 1 If I fit ji ¼ ff i II rtnmttk vwtcw T4iv s v ftJtr I W L1 DOUGLAS 350 SHOES I make and sell more mens I 350 shoes than any other f I manufacturer in the world If I could take you Into my large facto ries at Brockton Matt and show you bow carefully W L Douglas shoes oro made you would then understand why they hold their shape fit better and i wear longer than any other 350shoet W L DOUGLAS 4 SHOE CANNOT DE EQUALLED AT ANY PRICC Vinotilnn Uaya Shoo t7J2 CAUTI 0 N V Lioigiastiaito Lid piteistntttpt4 nu I IV ii HI tOt lOut I koa J4t r I tnt W Ii Ia Fit tifor JfuttelM Ofet Zhsiity C lllloit Kim W I llllUlil irocklon Blufc Douglas Now York Storos 4JI 111 uullll ItJ u dl iluikulll auto 7Do IJroaUway cornur bill Street KiJ llioailwuy cornur HIlt Street 1349 llroadway corner 3Gth Street 1447l4rj Ilroailwiiy corner 4Ut St V St 311 Av near 59lh St ZiOi Third AT arri Third A ye bet Hllth X HHIi Su p West 125th Si 350 Sixth Aye 315 EIGhth Avenue 85 Nassau St MKOOKLTX 70S710 Broadway 13S7 Broadway 421 Kitlton Street 478 Fifth Avenue NRVAnif7STi lIrond Street JERSEY CITYIS Newark Avenue PATEnsON N JI Market cor Clan m j 1 1 lJiJt r 4 I1Y ii Etl15B E mr tSm SS3w33I333533nc3 fiSKSHZSE JI i Oidfashioned argain Friday and Special it Jersey Day Sales t A i CHILDRENS AN0 INFANTS DJiPf LXlkAUKDlNAHY OlHIiklNQS FOR FRIDAY I UHUMLNS COATS Hcnlitlftil Miltc Serje Coats lh or w lllmit unlar clatointcly trmmd wiih brnlil and fincy but t ititi Als J Clulols in cliccls and striies reil or navy mul trimmed with notclicd elvuL collars ns pulu cd well tailored sizes flip f I tI8 up to 6 years nnd well worth J tp 1 7 j nniiivs UIINMTS it straw in n 11 I tlti t I rllll I r ett i wli In ulfu i1s j I or m pink IUA nnJ ii it ti pie it I r t ntihty 98c t I U C II I I II II 4 1 I I I N I M A M i tf Lr r mis i HI a t riii rl I 0 lij j liv 1toii Irenh tt s uiil Hut i sfj ei a iioz i tu tflr t r jear 1r r i r lfJ 5 1111IIIt 11nI ft ItttlWti tni J f I I jafilyflIiI I c 1 w 1 iIlr V r I f hght nk UtnA I or shot o1 1Huo f c19c IH v tto 1 C t j j J ITS IWN I 01 i I I It II 19c i teitnit Fitttr I IJ 1 1 SLBiVAfr I j BARGAIN TABLES I TAB E nLTnrn42c CUlt SWCtWI I TAtlll 2 AMI nJs 1 3 I Dress iinglarns yd 1ljtJ 11 FAIt 1 ViI ind 5c k 13uldc yd wi C 1 TAlil IMens and 71 t NVoTcns Hosiery 718c it TABLE Womens Rib 8c bed ct s v 3 TABLE Womenb Pan t rj an Skrt 1 l 1 1 I jJ REMNANTS ASH GOODS I HIM II MM M NTS III AIMUIN IcIIt IIist iiiittiit in nil sli flifcLx Hill n till White llrmMi nnil Wlil firrrn tutu 1 Vlilli iinil 1111111 mill hlle linslli 8 to III Mini regular prlri 5c lilt turd y il ITMNXNI or sminiMi MI HA M 1 ll AHII WAlTIN S t t n li ixuui i u r nt o M al tZe triOi rtivlfs I l I SJ nlnrit Henri xnai jflr Si 2 to loyds 2 So tames MI IlI 3tNNrs III AII II I t SI t I i 0tiitititt 110ttns Villra In Taffti TIH Ulnsliiijii fSin IjnirMortJ wis ilrpainn tIleS mil teitOi y Ihl Lnfil 2 t l tt ynnl jJy jC values to 9 Main 1liior SiLK REMNANTS I SI I ltJ rs II II uul illr Ing 1n j all1 hanlun Lengths I In I satus tn t 1r 01 1 IC H m Mnln 1lonr DRESS GOODS 11 1t IS ST 01 tl t 11 1flltllS heI A oe Na e io 11I1a11110 nll1 lflSit tt a tS Itii 11 i iit ttslrSZie t sullnlle for wnlss lirti and stilts 311 nlucii rnnec j r rom 11 15c and l c t Main riuor THE FLEISiER TARNS II We carry a uil line of the h I 1 E IS UK II I YAltNS th LEISHEWS am that art an irl t 51cr nious for thi r I ncn ort ai i i piaj Ue mr 1 Il ilr brllllui 1 1 colorliiB s and ptrtet washing nnli F j knit 01 het l e sure to crt the PIKISHBK VAUNS They au unlformiy St t sery skein of the genuine bean the J nEISIini trTirmirk tektt II Main Ilnnr r Under Sample Lots and Odd Pieces t Radically educed idiin VINSOOK tiiii r o iit Soil eerywhrtf else at 2 V ix cellert vnfuei Prettily nov Vnlmlenn s lice trlet OtIS lot rlMiona and lace eilfrcs 12 Jc ll VilS HHAUiit CM 11I1 divp raffles and ii ni tltclieJ t i hiins rug vu lie 15 C X MIUillA AMI iltliil Iit1 UK iv n jol iyls v ttnlrolfleiy ruffka tot cis rW3 lai tnettl mi uiti lace iiKe n 7V alun JVC Mi iiN 5 vi VsiiOThv o ij IIr 33c ljll yokis if Iliikt i ttks uot NAINSOOK liOMXS Jl vaults prUtllj 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u u w n IiJ f PHILIP StHENiV t f i WEDS GOVERNESS l r t or 1S1LREN SisterinLaws Absence Em t phasizes Levi ohn Familys Opposition to Match r f Philip S Henry of Xcw York whose t flrst wife was a daughter of the late Leonard Lewlolm or thIs city marled Jj Miss Annie Hyatt VoLe Ina private I t parlor of the Colony Hotel In London yesterday L The ceremony which was performed by I i Chief Rabbi Adler was conducted with t the utmost privacy Only thirty guests y were present Among them were the bridegrooms two brothers one Charles A S Henry M P who also married a T daughter of the late Leonard Levlsohn Mrs Charles S Henry did not attend the weddlr being ill In ParIs Her absence f e sence was taken to conllrm the reports from America that the Iowlsohn fam ily object to Philip S Henry second i marnlage The first Mrs Henry was burned to death In her home In New York five f years ago After her death the bride of I today took care of her two small i daughters Violet and Gladys She has been culled their governess Sue Is In 6 tact a second cousin of her husband S She Is a highly intellectual woman per haps forty years old and belong to a most respected family Her friends Inv tilted that sue had refusia several times t to marry Mr Henry The parlor In which the wedding took i place was beautifully decorated with flowers The bride wore a white cloth dress cut In Empire style and trimmed r with ace and a white crinoline hat adorned with ostrich feathers her bou I quet was of white carnations Three of the bribes sisters and two Ii nieces were among the guests her f brother Charles Wolfe gave her away I She received many valuable presents 1 jir and Mrs Henry left for the south of France and will return to America II by way of Genoa In the fall p Mr Henry is not a poor man by any means In his own right but his lavish J expenditures on his Ashevlllc estate and s In entertainments brought down on him It Is said a suggestion from the LeIf Icohns that the childrens Interests must f be carefully guarded He maintains the I 11 finest private stable In Ashevllle I 1 SfDHS 01 t ASSASSIN GLOATS i OVER HIS CRIME f Corean Whose Shots Killed L Diplomat Says His Coun i try Is Better Off

BAN FRANCISCO March Durham White Stevens the diplomat who was 4 shot down by tho Corean In Whane Ching on Monday morning died late last nljrtit at St Franciss Hospital after IIn operation whIch disclosed a more ecrlous condition of his wounds than had been apprehended by the surgeons At his bedside when ho died besides l the doctors was the Japanese Consul l General Chozo Koike Until yesterday morning every hope had been entertained for Stevenss re covery but at 10 oclock symptoms of Inflammation of the peritoneum ap y reared and the surgeons realized hat his condition had I cone critical At 6 oclock Stevens was taken to the oper I sling room and the surgeons discovered that the Intestines had been perforated In six different places by one of the shots tired by Chant and that the t a 45 lent had no ohance for recovery J Only onco durlns the evening did Stevens how any signs ir rctiinliis I con clousl1l when in a answer to 1 i question by one of the doctors ho ball I f that he was In pain Then he reuis J and lay quietly until the end ciuio a 1 a little after 11 oclock r In Vhsji Chans the Cicin who tired the shots which proved alai to siefi s when Informed of Js vlcilrns h s Ja r t calved the news wiuioui sujjiat mj with manifest dellKiit Slnca the day u trio ahnniint rt has been cxpresMn ate imjic niit ventiii wounds nilsiu oruve IJM 1 i asked It no VIM sorry fur wu M o i done Chang said Not 1 am gail He was no Herd Lr Cores and he is IXMIT 4etL e i NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATIC k CONVENTION IS CALLED Sentiment Among healers of Stale Committee Seems Opjv eJ t1 In F structing Naionu Delegates The Democratic State fninm t Nt Jirmy niil UiU iitnioin In n rbi of un Ajillury San Cin 1 In the lilvlnluii lIulhJir111 HullJIrt ui Wiihlt g n t and Sii itt I I Irt I hairil ti Uo4iurt llui th presided 5 t 1t was JoiUlfU lu lilLl the Snip ci r vnntlun al wilh i t imtr t tin I m OCTUlll Au lnu lliTVfllll a wIn n 11011 1 iI I t II ip d tins 01 and del InIw A I h tile ou i 1 ti 1 i h it t OpiH II 0 lirliiiil rt t etrllr Hii th o aI Lori W v I tr laarurtbr ta t 0 1 IOIlh SIUU1f ri 1 h 1 thaI the del lalY eLUU I a L r e IUuated i i iJt j M Rich Man Who Wed Governess I and Children She Cared For If PI7O s J3T n VJ STOCKS ACTIVE BUT THE PRICES DOWN Brooklyn Rapid Transit Pa cifies Rending St Paul and Westinghouse Prominent Business was active at the opening at the Stock Exchange today but the course of prices was generally down ward Canadian Pacific nnd lirooklyn Transit yielded a point and Sr Pan 1n r p Pacific Reading and other stock of mllar prominence considerable fractions Cleveland Coo C St Louis e 2 point and Erie 1st preferred and Westlnphouso Electric 1 American Lo comotive started 34 higher at 43 but Immediately ran oft a point The market seesawed for a spell and then fell off to about n point below yes terdays closing Dealings contlnud brisk The total sales of Mocks were 1011 1 f shares and of bonds Jlr3O I Tin Closing rlfen ToIL Merest limct ant List Mien or sticks and of net r3ianfi a nipar vi with ysteal 3i final fiirureu an BJI fili vii N 1 I n o A nal Copp r k1Fny t i Am f ir FIT 31 Am Its Co t 1 t Ir t An 1 omoI 1 4t iso ri 14 1m Icm p iiI l y fill fj at t Im Smt I ef 7 4 w 71 7 Ia r Un S S H t rh 0r7 Di Am oaT 15 I I Aul Told d pf 4 t tt1 G tnaennts lInln aar nA per a It T I R F ai 71 711 I 1Jt O II 1 11 1 tI 1I11n ltip Tr 17 1 Of I n Pidt I u HI Hi 11 Cha Ohio r1 414 11 a I dataat a St 1 ilo Ih 11 r Ic t N 1l H 111 117 I fuel Iron r 1 l r Uloon 1ti il I i no Uno 117 1111 1H4 Il HuIsn 1 I 1 t t10t Sec dnrtl ail 1 i3 1 0 I Irir Iiri I ttio nL ti t t i Eler G n Elrl 1 181 I fl t Snrlh pr I ate 1 t I I I 1nor 1fet l1 s sq 4 I Intertet pf 21 l Ins rtri rentral Lo 1u3r 1 Inter Pump Ali I 1 I IUlhall1I leIa I 1 I SI St rt S 5M In I 111 101 I 1 K T I V i trte 4V tlsi urr 9 Sli Cnt nlscull hl I 1 n 7 r 1rroik r V alt e4 01 I i I S V AlrbSite I 07 i I 1 I Y m11 It a t 1 there Plllc I d I 17 J lol11oyhanln 117 II 117 A Y 1 i I 4i I I r d I J 1lInll I7 1e I 4 L Si 1 2 ld 1 I ItI St I 1 II n k 1 hnd 1i IP I S t I k 1 n1pr t dIf I h n lad 11t I 4 Itr p 4 411 a I I T zee 1fI 17 Ina 1r1 1 n ri I r J I I I Ie rt Ii I I d I or t h a t nr II m r i Radii lu fa j I vh left df 1 I7d 1 t i r t I U S0 Viil I Ti ii MlU I AI aif Uelce

B R T HEARING PUT OFF Ino k Ilililj hunted In flu uuty inland lar llatlir The Irst learlns of the rnmplInt against the lirooklyn It ipid Trnit i 111111 my that tin lorent fare to jne Island ups exestive and shoo l be re duced to live cents set fir this iftvr noon was adjourned after conu had I entered an appearance for two weeks This was done In order that unuael fir both sides iiiikjh draw up an agreed iK in Ht of fa ts Iumniixstinf 11 moil granted Ue aiij iriiin iit I WROTE WIFE HED DROWN Letter lrniu MlMnliiK Mini Cnn talnril Thrrnt of abide Mrs Anna Iolsone of No 21W Seventh av nee nt Police HP3 l riart rs toda Mlort d that she hnd rwetved a lette1 i from her hiirbiuid Frank who has JHMTJ missn several daxo In wnch h I mitort Tint he intends ending his lif by ilTfwnmE ld Mil i trtytwxi VOMIS old flr fe t fiv 11 tall onl weic an r ion om Is II is f dnrk irilfvi wiili dark hiir moisti Id hi I s It led in fT juni i e dirk bii n hnk rty ortv y and R iv Kl s irt v a ROY Baking Powder Ttt es118tilt render alde xtth Pujil Graje Craw tf Tamr code Imn gnp s r insures hcaltlilul and delicious food for every Ii r lionic every day tfh k I yittrirfioerhorgliril t smrliFksclrnaiDa Furnitore Carpets Bedding Orrery am Drapers A Home of Four Y 0 CD cJ f53 trrn u4dnlar Fooms Ccirpiete I 2 50 1Jif llimni I ilrll 4 III oVIiiil I Iv Furnished i I d i1 r r 7 1 rr I ttl p A p I iJji f3r l j I I 1 I I 1J2 2 2l jr W iii I i y a j i Pl I I I i rF1 T t I r t I r I I I I Ii I 1 1 I r II I I r D oo 1 i I i j rr 1 r C I I F r oo I 1 t ISL tllt 1iJ o j t 1 rq I i rp i 1 I i it Y f q J p Ji t r I i 1I I Ill I I L i I Tietc morns arc on 4xIItbI dim at ur haw J torn r L3J It I I R0011 Ir7 tW KOOMo 1 I f 5 s 11 1 f Of il i c r butullrd 6 J I Ir hrd I J G fool Plrh aI 1 u h r ut V rite tor nr p W M Vv IOOI11 f t3Tti R t Our Ii h r a ntaitilnj iifiir fc N wn t f T t ere U I t teriIi ij 11 itiuii rccurOiriK M u H I 1 ri d 0 1 a PI 11 als I t 1 u ur eutfits j r i 11 I I t1 r kLdrid Ncw Vaiod Irce n f l e J A r F t I t j Jlr ey at Cau 1 I plftt VOtl c I n aiut p I 1 y c i y Irclht ba L l1tiIJI ur W V1JJrtI7J r1 f 7 e Y r 1A rJ V 1 etAJ J1 t J A J f r w 11 1 fiAt ALARM KILLS I FRIGHTENEDV1OMAN I I I Noise of Engines and Smell of Smoke Causes Sud den Death Krlcht klllcil Mrs Kannlo Iimiobmml In her home at No rn Mast Fourth tn pt today when a relay of lire ap paratus dashed up to the house on iu alarm from the adjoining apartment house There was a rag lire In the cel lar next door and the smoke belched up lliroiipli the hallways of the luillilliiK In which Mrs lllldelirand lived with her hiiabatiil August and her son Harry She was sixtysix years old She had Just been dlscusslnc with her husband tiie lone period of suspense she went through vheT he was at the front In te Civil Var a trooper In the First Maryland Cavalry When she smelled smoke and heard the cianc of the tire engines she turned jrve and gripped her hurt Then she iasi i il This Is Just how I felt when I heard U nt you were killed in te siege of l nir urj A I ur I ien s t I err den e e r 1 tyti Y r J r i ay I jJL C A HIGH GRADE VARNISH AHD STAIN COMBINED Give your floors a coat of JAPAIAC and have them look as bright and new as they did the day they were first finished The cost is small and you will enjoy doing the JAPALAC lya yourself SIXTEXN r FCa 5ALE BY BEAUTIFUL f g AU FIRST CUSS Y FAIMTrARDVAR COLORS 4r MiOOKUGCKtO SIZES FROM REF USE 14 f IWILC pry SUeSRTUiF o EXCEPTiONAL PIANO OFFERINGS 1tir u ftiiurt piiiuu ulli v e villl uln IIU K uf ii nuiilliir ill illMnntlnurd IIIEAIIIII ICV sIVMXS ll hlly HMtl IIr hap Mum nNii u fev rlann nf of her rid akw Hint wr hoer InUrn In rlinnee J aJbury tyl 4 J Su tf Iill COil C t iaiuury ilvle 14 011111 5u Braioury Sive 111 HW1II rAn lliaibirv Grand flillll I 7i irviur JJ hanj STO J4i Uhtro node 15 5 ti v Sjtcr new xstio tan kr Iran SJVI 57 1 F iv1 iel to t ry Ilitnu iiiiiranttii to lit In 1rr feat Order Trnm In Suit I 1 F Co III Til Iff I i 142 Fifth AveV Illthoo rING I 1 1 I c6RPNDRAPDSFURNITUR CARPETS BEDDING I flEB17XN5f 4NLYtfFAiPXd I I OPENS AN ACCOUN oix UIIIIw Ja OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS BANKING AND FINANCIAL I i l lAWSf We Eu and 11 YUKON GnC D I NEVADA UTAH THINtTY i iJpF4 N ti5o gal Covpoer 0 F Jorilass n u Co 151 initial ST MiV VOItli j YUKON GOLD Cts FiTPS EXEC t TED i lulJ lsior A 1n M S a4H Ui c rs fl S rv e FTfaorarcas R2iFiill al 1 i i1N I 11 S l road 51 N Y Ciutuiucrk Kuom Overlooking fcie Cull 111 Altmmt CIi EARLY SPRING FASHIONS IN MISSES BOY AND CHILDRENS GARMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HATS NECKWEAR SHOES AND SLIPPERS GLOVES AND GAUNT LETS FOR SCHOOL OR PARTY WEAR A SALE OF MISSES AND BOYS GLACE GLOVES ONECLASP IN SHADES OF TAN WILL BE HELD TOMORROW FRDAY AND SATURDAY MARCH 27th 28ih AT THE SPECIAL PRICE OF 75c PER PAIR I 1 1 Altaian QIa INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR FACILITIES FOR ENGRAVING I STATIONERY FOR EASTER WEDDINGS I I INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS IN THE APPROVED FORMS AND LETTERINGS ATHOME AND VISITING CARDS I 1I I MONOGRAMS AND ADDRESS DIES I j I I m Altaian En I MENS FURNISHINGS FOR SPRING WEAR NEGLIGEE I I AND DRESS SHIRTS PAJAMAS NECKWEAR GLOVES I AUTOMOBILE COATS CAPS AND DUSTERS BATHING I SUITS HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR BATH ROBES STEAMER RUGS CARRIAGE AND MOTOR ROBES ON SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW FRIDAY MARCH 27th MENS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS 100 EACH 1 I 34th 1rrrt 35tlj Slrwf atilt 5tlj Anrmir I ABCL WEST 23d ST The Koch Special 1000 Trimmed Hats The well established reputation of our 1000 models is due to their clever conception and extraordinary value The generous response to our advertisement of last week has prompted us again to offer another opportunity for securing these smart trmmed hats at less than onehalf their real value valueTailored Hats Exceptionally good value in 4 75 Tailored Trimmed Hats from up The Business enterprises sold through Sunday World Wants art usually bargains in every sense of the word J S tm IBJrt1h Ii Are now showing their 1 Spring Importations of Alexandre Lupin Babette Lace and Suede Kiid Qfloves in the prevailing lengths colors and styles Also for Tomorrow and Saturday the following Unusual Values French Kid Glace Gloves 11 25 8 button length in white and colors at II Lupin Glace Kid Gloves L60 12 button length in black white and colors at II lIU Lupin Suede Kid Gloves 11 185 16 burton length in opera shades at a And a collection of Pique Glace Gloves 1 clasp in white black and colors at 75c and 3 Button Overscan Kid Gloves in white only Bnca Brae Art Objects BRONZES CLOCKS CLOCK SETS ELECTROLIERS MARBLES SEVRES AND DRESDEN VASES IVORIES DUTCH SILVER AND ODD PIECES OF IMPORTED FURNITURE UNUSUALLY CHOICE ARTICLES WILL BE OFFERED AT EVEN GREATER REDICTIONS THAN HERETOFORE MANY BEING 50 o Below Former Prices THIRD FLOOR An Unusually Attractive Showing off Juvenile Boys Young Mens C ohtg NORFOLK DERBY SAILOR AND RUSSIAN SUITS TOP COATS AND REEFERS IN THE NEWEST EFFECTS AND COLORINGS YOUNG MENS SUITS IN EXCLUSIVE STYLES AND FABRICS VOR STEDS CHEVIOTS cc VELOURS TOP COATS TUXEDOS Special Offerings BOYS NORFOLK AND DOUBLEBREASTED SUITS of Gray and Brown Fancy Cheviots and Blue Serges with two pairs knickerbockers trousers 5675 BOYS REEFERS SAILOR AND RUSSIAN SUITS 495 in Plain Series and Fancy Cheviots WHITE AND COLORED MADRAS BLOUSES 69c neck band or collar attached West Twentythird Street 1 McCutcheons p The Linen Store R n TrgJi off rrl Handkerchiefs At 33i 96 Discount oo DOIN Ladies Pur 1 2 Ixl IH IiUi Fine Slirl 1nen Hemstitched ami 1 iil hnlr ir r ii and Sir I I l DC Ih lIictthel Ladies rnibroidered II a n d k e r f II each H Jktrnels of PII r t rn el s Value 25c J 1 for chiefs c IIr lineii In 1 variety of p 300 Dr ZEN Ladies IVil urns Regular value 5i J Iu 1 Hemstitched II an d k e r j iiiii L LEN dins ltirc I O I iiuii HMiist ulitd Hanr J f chefs f fine quality rlrf IUU IeicuUr value SISo atidj hal if till r11 Mi is is trade half 5200 half d ven Is inch IU7CIl I Tii Uirii ols tree genre docn hems Li i rr J 71 5th Ave 34ti St eo 1aldnrf Opposite rlstnria JIIII tWllt orL cfrzi J r I I t f f t A z tea tk a 1 d i V 1 F t X x t t A s ltj a y 2 cT qPPP f f fff y far f J I I i 1 7 ti a d r m a Q 1 r r Q t r n it fy t S e f Y 1 oY to t W i a tti4 t 1 3 A y 1 t t as av gat M I J Til Marry Him to Make a Home for Mother by Herbert Ingraham author of Im Married Now Wont You Waltz Home Sweet iIome With Me for Old Time Sake Mothers Boss at Our House and other popular song hits Ill Marry Him to Make a Home for Mother is the feature song of the Blue Moon as surft by Clara Palmer Music jjermission Shapiro publisher New York C n c5 I z

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q t lw i H VIi J fz 4 V iflE EVEJ la WORJLDr1 THURSDAY MARCH s5 67t9O b 11 I 81M THf BUTTON MAN PASSES ON 1 WHILE ASLEEP Dont Disturb Me Till I Vake Up Me Said Vhen He Took to Bed I I ILL WITH TONSil ITIS Won Fame and Cash by Skill in Predicting Nominees Built Five Playhouses With the passim or Dim th Hutton Man us Meyer 11 Hlmbers was Vnown to two peneratlons of Now Workers tho city 1os one of In tnos famous nnd pfcturesfi character lie died last evening nt his apart ments III the Hotel Xenola No 217 Vct Ons Hurilred and Tenth street after an illness which hnd Its Inep tlon In an attack of tonsilltis last Sat urday Jlla ast words were Don c1Isttb me till I wake up I want to siren He said this to his brother Benjamin In the mornlnc after he had cot ut and tried to cot tvady for bulness hut fdt unequal to tlif effort lie was utilised did He was to co back to bed and so apparently skinlnc all dav and at Ian nt 5 oclock becoming ala rmel his fam lly determined tu wake him Thev were unable to rouse him and a doctor wa I tent for In n hurry He Mild that Mr him berg hal oeen dead sonic time hav I ing choked to deith as a result of JiU I ailment I Him was a product of the old Seventh Ward where he was born for tysix yearn ago His fortune which H BUppOMid to 1J v consideiable he founded on the proverbial shoeslum With his head of riildish hall and uKsrut Ivu but kindly ways Uln from thu lirst went ahead and uiiKugud In a dozen different eniurpilses in il with lilr hueeeM til lie hit upon the busIness that was to make him famous Famea as a Prophet It was In li j at the St luuis Conven tion that linn wnu s as aui a bit of u politician nad it tp 01 a iiunca nu would never ted which liKinley and hobart would oc mined ana he had iwiw buttons riNidy ami distributed tor tale even befole they were tclually nomlnauM Tlil gave him tame and A tioud deal of uasn When IleMdenl Kooteveit then Lieu tena flt Colonel of tun KOUKD Jtnlers sot buck frum CuLit and went into camp at lon ta U k Point Ills name was already in tile air as a candidate for iruvutnur Him gut aioHier hunci uml had nuii dreds t ihuifands of buttons mail with ttie resldein In KmiKli itt ir im on their laciv ana m tne eii t i I tho legend Oui Oiulee lor Unveniur i To start the linni K ns Hun ii k a I trip down to Munlauk 1olnt a ILl j pinned a button on Ho nvli it 11 n After ha Hmi lepniion iu u I prophet a4 made nut re pi Ilia tlonal and Stale uuliiaie iv i a deiflllly u1 luck lie iu KI Ih I lev tint ita se ltln I I ir i nurcased his repiitatln as a propln Built Five Playhouses A few eek4 itfv Him f d a fiend I he hail the iinniiniis tit luii parnes I picked mil lur iie forth onins on ventlon and wa etnnn inu i il nl the ocuntry wlh tleu unit n plil IIs 1Jie story spread and t ns uf It m frleiidc wni lelli J m MI 0 uiieiiiiR Judgment wont 10 him fr a pi t IP Him however fa far as em d lie ascertained kept his e r As a builder of Hieilie v rvaltvl Ocar lunmersen Hi d T n t tne tend 13 le an architect or i unr III rather furnished the nmni v a 1 at tended to the praoti a1 i i jiiislnes TiioiiBli It I i ri y mira lively riKently bo viit in i t i liotln building he hll nv t aans t his rriNiit In SW Yoik He ellevcil Fl the Inline f i 10 i town district ns theatrlal em s i I his llrst VCIII lire wi the W i Enl UMen earn the YIIIIIII all1 i at the Cdiuilal wild was b n1 right by lircy Wllllan I i iv theatffs he was proudest nf li oer uvere the A tor and tie tm iii tot latter of which IM bi It fur niv d Holnfcn and It IH conceded In b a p en did 1Minplt nt Ilieatro ioNiroii II lie was nt tne tint ol hN deal I ll v with a dzen different 11 Je is vviiei ho tlnnncittl depresson had dla d his ranyinx unit Mr Hinheri Is snvhd 10 i s father Iaviil 0 wife a VMIIB d null itr ami six liriithir s Win wen n s Clnted with him In his tlnatna ven tnrcs They are I iivd ILtrry l enn mill K Jofrph Louis and riverell ie was a member of nriin fraternal orders nr1 of Tnnimanv llnll e TO TEST ELECTRIC CAR Arll IIr II lu III r i tUtIPIIII I IHelfil III Itini til riillaileliililn What Is Intenilcil for a roconl run I to lie maili wltli n Htranu plpclrle ear from Jersey Cltv to Ilillaileliilila Sun day afternoon The trip will lie inailo over the 1iiin aylvanla Ilallroail iriks ami It M ex pected that an nvoriKo tipeeil of a mil0 in lit ryel hf sfeoinlf will lie ninlti talneil Offleern of the Ponnsylvanla road and of tlm VestuiKhoiiHe Com pnny will ride on the ear GRIPPEDUUGH A tight cough sbootiiiR pnlns In tho cheat n feeling of depression slight fever are sure signs of gripuo that is turning into pnuunionhi Dr Bulls Cough Syrup clicoka tho cough licalR tho lungs null restores thorn to norntul con dltlon us so many cures attest Trial Bottle Free An hftvo nlollIlo nOhore In llr i ulr Cough Sy rap unit luniiiiliiiayniitlint It will i I run wu ivlll wml n trial liotllu frtn to all I WhIP will wrlU us nnd Illetul toil tills yi T AIIln e Iryer 10 ell Halthr Mil AVOID THE SUBSTITUTE It Is ilaiiKurous to oximrimmt when you can obtain a nafo sure and iroinpt euro In tlm renowneil Dr Hulls Cough Syrup Out only Dr DullHnml thu8 avoid chronic throat and lung affections 2SO aDr Bull Cough Syrup can be Jdvel with perfect safety to tho youngest child Itliabsolutclypure uuannteeaundtrth UUoa PurciftciMl end Drugi Act No ZZ6 DIM THE BUTTON MAN WHOM DEATH CAJtLKD IN SL13E11 O t M 72 lJ4JEl2e 1 Bp1 Of HAY T AKfN fOR LAO I IAn IN DISTRESS An old bay horse htchol to a nls liawklnu fourwheeler stirred ut more excitement Just about the time the lights were dimming In Long Acre Siinaro today than has been felt In that region fclnce the last big ipendir came to town From the Columbia Circle belt to the tar north the old bag of bones came ral tlnR aons mortins and sluing in verythlng he saw Onu front wheel of the cab was ott and It lurched about wlidy There was no driver but tome dung could be seen leaping about Inside and somebody shouted out that It was a oman Several folks darted out to be nepry a hero but Jumped right back again at the psychological moment It t e4an to look bad for the lady In the ab iddenly Walter Srott marker In I oiMard room at No Ii7 Ilronitway nade himself the man of the hour by llnRing to the old bays bit till he miliid up A crowd gathered and con irauiited him Scot blu hmg wth easiire and pride went to receive e tuialtu nf the fair lady he had saved He upened the door and there it a bale of llghteolnred hay In tie dnI i rH SOt thought It nrlnned it tun Mlle Iiuffy the cah y ar v I 1 i t ie siene shortly after trorn wheie he Imtl been thrown off when tie aXe snapped and led the old bay away Aw whats the use ald Scott oDnu SQ SQ I Womens and Childrens I HOSIERY Underpriced for Friday and Saturday I Exceptional Values I WOMENS FINE BLACK LISLE THREAD I STOCKINGS also bliik and assorted tan shades in bilk isle with cotton solos S3c I qualities 1or i25e pel pair or U pairs lor 68c I WOMENS SUPERIOR FINE BLACK COT TON STOCKINGS double soles heels and I full made 25c lOc ei toes regular 111O quality per SOc pair or 3 pairs for C i CHILDRENS NARROW RIBBED BLACK COTTON STOCKINGS sizes 0 to 10 25c I 50c 5 quality lOc per pan or 3 pairs for BOYS HEAVY BLACK COTTON ijiOCK INGS corduroy iiljheJ very strong lOc i quality 15c pot pair or 0 pairs for 85c I Broadway 8th and 9th Sts 1 1tl Jtll Jrllozr Slip Coversat a price impossible later on I i Made from high grade service div rig inaieriiil that will launder I and give per ect satisfaction not that slinipiy material bought to sell at a price and whose good Ti ness disappears after the first i washing cj First Quality Slip Covers I 5 pcs S500 Prire is not the only consideraton when you buy Slip Covers Our mater ials are the hcstour labor most skilled I No matter how low our price we sus I I tain the h RI quality of our merchandise This price applies to Brooklyn Man I hnt an Richmond Bronx llotuken and Jersey City for Suits riqulr tug not over ifl yards of 2S Inch mntorlm Larger Suits at the game rate of fie Per yard Imported Linen SlipCovers SQ 96O I Covers 5 pcs S This price allows twelve yards of finest 1 quality Miinch linen i arner suits nt I the fame rate of Sc yard I I I tm L 41 I PettIcoats Second Floor c umon e iuj a SIXTHAVE 19TO20 STREET MEW YORK Demonstration This Week I Klosfit Petticoats jf Z T HIS cleverly designed Pet tit OH IS almost essential to the slender graceful lines ot the present fashionable figure The jersey cores over the hips and the i clovesnap fasteners af the vent Rive the I Klosfit a periect snug fit without fullness lf y or wrinkle The Klosfit is to the waist and hips what the correct fit ting Corset is to the bust An expert will demonstrate its advant ages in our Petticoat Department all this I week t 1 Prices 150 to 5 PATENTtDJUNE4190T y i j I c O r U V A 35 5ilk Restaurant Eiiihth Boor Hair Goods A hunted at 1750 im nbcr pr l Tcl 0 r j r vd d Chutcrof 1inellialityhalr A Jf Puffs Second nil Iloor 100 shades t alily sel rial Hi ratcly i n t tilth nly trimmed Itr I ne I riday with s Ik s i rn l k 1Jl roJIJi UJ a Cluster Coronet uf Ilraids S PnlTs J225 I i laces j riimr I SLV7Z14V 13 KTO 20 wSTREET NEW YORK Ohm 5698 i n I 11 r I C t 1 Y Theres a Saving Worth While in These Boys Suits at S5 T Seriind Ilnor fI THEYIE the kind that are built especially 1 for the boy who is hard on his clothes and most bovs are Yet the most Instid otis will be more thnn 4d tattled with the I atterns of these Suits and tin skillful tiilorti in ikes it pertain that they will look well to the last LJ rag Ab o ute satisfaction nothing less in every one of these popularpr ccd Suts t JV DoubleBreasted Coat With Belt and 2 Pairs of Knicker Pants 5 41r And its the biggest t 5 worth our department has ever been t It 3i privileged to orter abrics are all wool cheviots in the various 1 i1 brown tan and jjrafish mixtures u fJ L Weve Another Boys Combination at 345 tt i41 That is Hard to Beat t Coat and two pairs of Knickers as in the o outfit but not quite ns line in the fabrics neat double twist and cheviot mixtures that will wear almost like ron Ti Mens Trousers 225 Special lot of 100 pairs that art worth all the w iy to i Inr Made ol worsteds in the new stripes and It cheviot and oassimeies m patterns enough to suit all iJl The values are exceptional Take advantage of this oppor 44 tunity n extra pl r of trousers at the right 25 limp sometimes t ayes the purchase ol a hew suit o Easement Boys Good Suis Double breasted style age 7 to 15 Husiln Mouse style ages S to S siilor b o iso style ll5 ages to tt n neat gray anti brown ellrcts also some nt the lighter coorn Very Low Special I Toilet Goods Prices Standard preparations some at less than cost mainly to advertise this section o our store Yur opportunity Iyons Tooth Powder Ic V No iiiJ Toilet toap cakes 21c h 1eroxde of Hydrogen I II iic A ic Sorojis Itubbcr Gloves Hie V Sl10 Sl I aniberls Listerine 55c Uintieptine Mouth Wash liioz IHe a iompcian Manage ream Oc size Mo 7 ic KeepClean llrir Brushes Vkc ac Steel Manicure Scissors Se f e Flex ble Manicure Files U c SOc Nail BuffersI inch Ic t Iloubigants Ideal Extract I 1 5 oz T COMlLKXION 1HKlA TOILET AND BATH Y ItATIONS SOAIS Kleatia Ideal Face Powder Itlralia Castile Soapti hnx Sue ca I ftt iii lIme lolcvrc3 lihckhcail Icguluuver jar Sion rcvu I atilc botqimhty Miro Ut ni lilk if Cncn n bar iSc LIT ctirf enlar cil por s I Siinj sonCrawford Cos Vi I and lie c we olctte dc I mutt Soap rcj Icltalm Violetle Talcum J hply sci Iitid jar 5c nlirly Va at 1Jc Ideal od Cream tineit 1Vrmol Tar Soap fur lmni Iale I lb box 2c c pi tiinp cake I5c nal t IJcZrJIn the iui zom ollcis Arnn irs 1 1 tu ttt na i lie Cold water holtle lii nnd 2l V l ream or IOlette ollp1C Dr Strveru Ilaie Hair liemovcr tie and tlon Ill IX lie TOIL ET IltKl 1IATIOXS Carhon c I tIt nfd iKc I Vfstphal Egg Sham Jon Vncd Miuliol pint Ic large arul rnirt ie itch liiiwl finistiluality hicala Snic I lar Tonii pint li1 quart t c loz i1 s i 7 c d alia Violet miiininu for Tarson I I OIIclIo lii mmo lll hath pint buttle le MI pint 1 inrt SSi1 illllrlhU iPc u I I Special for FridayCopies of HighPriced Suits 15 j tT Third Ilonr t COIMKS but such dost copies that with tlt j many they will puss for the expensve JJJ f rrIi creations after which they are modelled Ieyond question the best Sli00 suit that will he oflered 4 c7 r in New York tomorrow hee suits have the superior e style exclusive cut and general getup that distinguishes i the madetomeasure garment Z7 I Knsliinnel as illustrated in beautiful Panamas In all tint dainty iif 1 t f n colors of the Brawn Also in navy blue and black iiiflebreaitcd A1 l l semifitted cunt cut on mannish lines with strappings of self 1 k 1 u r e r material collir and cufTs of sclfrnlnrrd llajiilis Full kilted It J I f skirt finished with wide fold All coats llned with guar 81 ts uA I A I anteed satin Vhile they lint tomorrow JLO II N I wJ I Another Special in Smart L fitfltJ New Spring Tailored Suits 19 75 t 4t i I Fitted or icmlfitted the mannish sack co1tthe one or f twchiittoncd cutaway the jaunty 4indi tightfitted hip coat A Anew nrd mnnv others cut on decidedly mannish lines having all tho nhiiiildur and sleeve effects all the new a smart touches on cuff I j i char and poArls in all the new and popular colors Tin III I u skirts arc cut full killed or circular effects set ofT wide with wide bias j j j u folds of self material They nrc ready for you tomorrow at 1 I I Wii and their equal emnot be duplicated for the prii else r1Jt I where iii U 51975 Silk Princess Dresses 1075 L J U r 300 Womens Sl n 75 Lingerie Princess J4 Dresses in all the dainty pastel colors 5 10 75 Basement Womens Lingerie DrcSSCSOf fine batiste hand somely trimmed with fine Vul lace yokes of ic lace Verv er cry lull skirts with tloimrc mid trimincd with lace to match waist Violet blue pink white and ecru deep 97 i Womens Trimmed Dress I Hats at 850 and S1050 fiT Seu nil llmir EASTER is only time weeks V away An early selection gives yoj the dvantaic of choosing 3 su Jr 5 Irom our exclusive Novelties that become Ij j Faster njiproaches besides 1IJ3k iD scarce as you i Jl6 call clio isc 11I0 C lcsurely than would be 1 P possible wlen the prcKastcr clOwd begin tl to come ft t4 Thc swcllcit Tailor Suit Ialsnll cx f6It j fu S iln ive with Hi nth the fornn ntul the trim 1 inin equal to any Hals lil clewhe ru 1 Ji at SH to jiout 795 and 895 Jaunty Tailor suit Mata and bailors J all Ihe Miinr new 1 ren h shape ii Iso the rx trenuly lar o ado rstri hula ii ith a sty and k dusi not to hi found els wheral 49S and 595 Mlhsea and Childrens bimply 1 rimmed 1 i Hats eolehlllC styles fu I fine nutcrals at 2i8 and UP UNTRIMMED HAT SECTION It would he hard to cOllie hce without finding what you want III untnmmeJ Ihes shapes we have never tried so hard to excel Parismade Untrimmed Dress Shapes 395 495 and 595 I 111 cs of I lie 1rench in the newest nattiest clot iucs not to be found in other stors aNo the lirffrr haps copied from tin IVcnch Misses anil CluldrcnM laU and Mats in Ill shipt s and fiialitics Milmi Chips Leg horn laps horeliair etc Vomens Untrimmed Hats use upward Misses and Chihlrens Hats and Flats liic upward Basement Our Famous Jrimmcd fiats at 3 98 and S4f 9S me l eyond cnmMinson in styli and rxcel hence with any hats we have ever seen olere I at such pr ces An especially fine collection iradv for to morrow Womens Silk Hose 95c jtT Mill Ilmir 1OlE of those womens F 2 silk I los nt ioc Just one tin usaml lars for ndays selling all si1es111l the prc ailing shades and colors An absolutely pure silk thread s2 Hose at 95c Conceded to be the best value of the year WOl1lel gaim lisle Hi se ill rnlnrs plain and hind embroiil rjO ost for creel and m black white and tan wih lace ankle 50 ii jalri fit 7 Voinrn game lili s alHIIIlf ankle in black white nnd tan I Oc II o e for ranw ami mud nun black c toll iniico spill led lIlIIlte1 yarns JJC I i imira tr fl no i Men idc extra line patic lisle I Mens Soc inrriin lirilliant lisle Hose t5o Hose 2Uc Childrens 3Je bin k while Ian pink and sky c itton Sox lie Basement Mens Black and Tan Half Hose and womens and childrens fast black Hose extra good lfO 1 121 lit l friiC J Ic qunlityut 112Piece Dinner Set S649 xe u irt I lillOr B RST quality porcelain prettily decorated in assorted beautiful floral des Ris all new shapes The sets are mtrkcd l 2 i u f n other stores this very day Held for future tie very if so desired Jar tom rrow only those llJpicce sets at 649 h i S2 Petticoats at 135 I r friinil Floor GOMFTIIINC newdecidedly smart exceptional value V n have nit titty do c i we will place on eitl lomor ow at a price and they will po in a days sllinp The cut illntratrs htw ehic tliee Icttki at IIC Tlry n er sold fr lets than tfDO Th y are made of black and whili check Ic rales deep circnla raring tloiince with fie rows of jjji J K I HI inch Mack strappings 1 LJ J I Basement Miss s and Junior Suits in a large stunt y uf new Sprint ma terials in stripe checks and plain colr made in two mudils Coins lined throughout with good qimhtv satin Value HIH 1 9 99 Sample Pieces Embroidery Houncings Bands Etc tO Jlnln Floor E MJJKA ING 10000 yards and representing value such as it is rarely our good fortune to be able to ofler QC Iloiinr njr wide Shirt Waist 2 5 C Trominjj and Hand and cut 39c pccr cu I inbroitlfieil Skirting llicy arc of finiil mat iiiactitre anil every new style is inclmlfd All those lieati I lit I eilecN inCluny Ii let lneilc Tiitflsli Iythi Japance etc on sheer line batiste llccmsr ttcd as nmples you can buy them at Ics than cot to make I ell lhq 2j to Ii yards each icuultr Oc to 11 values two jr at 11 at 25c and 39c yard Basement 1OOOO Yards Em broideries in full pieces in famnle stripes in reiiinants Vt cnti Irom 7c to Oeat 3c 5c jc Ile anti t9c yarn S3 Corsets 198 t4 O Sccnml Floor 1 I LESE are CB lilOS motrls tlat we are I selling now while this is being written and will ell until Thursdav night at jOOtheir standard pr ce everywhere Hut we lave too many mo els that arc almost the nme in style on our shrlvei and to remedy this will sell these fine white F cock Coutil f orscts Fri f o i day lor S ltxCS 1 High bust deep hip and long Pr n TM bak cry Iat over abdonieii will web girt ru rout and silcs I andicinely Irimnid with wide lace i a nil ribbon sue IS I o MO Think of itlreb new goods regular SI Cor sets I 8 Basement American Lady Gor S CtSl ito I made in mdils to siiil medium and HII n Itjur medi m rb aid biit silm strire blue pink black 1It 1 a I w wlifto n side lee Is ire Isto CI in all regularly SIid t 73 C 50c Jacquard Chiffons 29c I rTMnlii Floor JNF of tlc prettiest silk and cotton wash fabrics 01 the season v woven Irom a in iIr rI ri ted cotton mid pl silk has a dcedeil Ilk appear mce printed in all the m w polka dot effect on white Ofl II rId co Ii i red g oil n Is with lane nil 1111111 hue i ha rl drlgns 29 c 25c tfyptian Tissue Gingham 14c Bet of all a rnmplrt c lor range in almos every new stripe nnd combina tion woven foin a line even lgv pt itt ii yarn will nit Iretch or pull and will launder per th elre ely petly aril erviieabe included arc stirh colors is pink blue prrn redr ed jellow and tan ill beautiful shades and daintj combinations r 1 Ic Basement We Printed Batiste and Lawns liineh in a widc prcid artay ol rmtings very nnat patterns in light ground I unit I vnrd o i ciistoiner N naM rries illcli 5C 125 Black Taffeta 68crinor X7iatn Floor 5000 yards TO inch heavy highly finished durable quality of Hlnck lJrc s liiflcta at a cl iir saving if i7c u viiK Jewelry Novelties t I 150 t3liilii lIIIlIr t i I MMJ l V I 0 APHOVIDINCF H I manufacturer cleaned up his entire stock of gnl I filled llniceleK terlnv s Iver rhncsltie set Uracclt aviilbun of red you al and fancy stong of ameht atvl iijiplilres em eralds ulo Dug Cnllars nf s lid stone Set t I T g all guI ratu uid gnl fill1 slock an 1 Sl liig lIver A rcnniUalli opj on 1I 1itYlIpto date gl 50 novcUus at a friction of the actual IMS C hOle i f all JL t V Basement QoraUcwelry Novelties slime kind t fhi wn cltwIIlTI at Site 1 ero ill dainty Hroolic of v nouN design 4 and Corn I Neck nlil Cl KI t JOe r Resume of Extraordinary Bargains in the Basement Wc Swiss Croiseltes and Diinilics y arcllhc 5150 American Lady oriels at 7c Shun Limn Initial llandkli Ii for ISc Mens utl lIlIIlIIS le IlanlkIV J1 nnd li 3 jc lim lac s worth to t 10D le Kile and Ilc J7 InchJo Irmltd Iiitilf and lawm yard sc Women fine seer Lawn WaiM it ie lOc V bite India Iinollpcr yard Ac U yd pc SlIIi LOIIK Cloth at tflll I Ilillsizeil lcd Sine special at tlc I Mill 1 ml Sale of Wali Goods yard 12Mo Tie and 1 DC Kuvoisc lrHsi r s at llc rmlroitL rcs worth 7c to iiie at J C tt 1 le and PJc j d New slylu oljnr loinulations all sizes Ac Armours lino toilet ioip cc ind He 2Ac Larpe Pad Supporters lie Vc Horatid 1alcinu Powder tc Large Hull Tape piece He Shoe laces Per doz c AI A Or I I IIIt Popular SOc Sheet Music at Sc trjr itiniimnt lttuituuiuug Tho rlUet and the lIt I M t1 I l uiKid to You onieliolys lleun AnUiul Here Sin 0 Yemeni i y I ve It en tone I Ing Oesumlhelt Walixes HimuT Tune 1111 I on t Vi n lie Mv Haby liny V fiiilltrt MIke a lilt With I Mailii M IluiiH tor t flu Moiiy IIVVIKV TnoSUP Summer I luv1 in l tio i Merry I telu file I SIC S C My Villa I vvmmv HrtilKot MiCue Uiier lh Milren TwoStep Mciiii 1liys Pock a 1300 with VV lien S1Inlp ms Kiss tile You UisteH on tile HIM I i i n se the SI ln lrJ Show iut Ariiiinil on Unr V vruula Im Viiitini ti r till SnmmiTilme ntul t 1 rll lit mi Kilwards lutu froW to toie Home In the Kentucky Love Dark Gems from The Merry Widow in book form containing Eiht n Soups and the Famous Walti published at SI00 special a II Surprise package of Miscellaneous Vocal and Instrumental Music l 10 piece special flJI C IIiL G SIt I oral Jewelry Novcltui at we I S 101 Heal Leather Hand Bags II A Men lack and Tail Hall i W J I Women white eohni Illbhed ViN i c So tuupic I aces worth to Vie nt c e and ie 1 StVi aiul lAil Press doolls Krinnaiits 39c lc Womiti 5lU I Linger 0 Uresut at 1S 7 Wiunuirn fiO She es and DxJonN al l3 Mines IS7 i New Spring Suits SW7II s eiti in lllick Ores TanVtut yard fife 7jt u ill Liberty at n all slk It e liJeIt in Check Lo iinc 11 silk Hie 75P jo in lou Iii rd vill I7c Hoys S1 Conililiiation f nlfits at Slin Womens ST rnlTutalled Suits al IlJj SHflO OrienlnlTiinestry I Porticn Jli pair rf2S Couch tovirst i ach ie 5ltnS MIsSes ard Junior Suit at 3l9 6 0 d I

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