The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
April 1, 1908

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I rr r r C t j r rt 2 THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY APRIL 1 1908 u MME GOUlD Will WED SAGAN IN PARIS r SOON AFTER EASTER Mrs Tyler Morse Makes the Official Announcement That She Lett Helen Goulds Home to Avoid Bicker ings Over the Prince ji The first complete and authoritative statement of th situation in the f Gould family over the proposed marriage of Mne Anna Gould vis t made by Mrs Tyler Morse to an Evening World reporter in the St Regis ii Hotel today Mrs Morse admitted the row in the Gould family over the Prince de Sagan but denied that any member of the family enter tamed any bitterness against their kinswoman though strenuously oppos ing the suit of the French nobleman J Mme Gould is now making her home with my husband and i myself in the St Regis and has removed to the hotel with her enlirj family said Mrs Morse Her action was due to a disagreement with members of her family over the suit of the Prince de Sagan who e marriage to Mme Gould is opposed by her brothers and sisters f Mme Gould I a trine mere ill to F day than she wns yesterday but ex f pects to be out of bed In a few days She nuthorl me to snv that she fill not return to France before three weeks She will remain In Xew York until after Easter Mme Oould aln requested me to stato that there Is now existing no formal encasement f between herself and the Prince dc Sagnti The Exact Situation Q The situation Is Just lhl The Prince de Pagan sued fc the i hand of Madame Gould She did not i resent hI silt but she asked him to wait She fflt that she fhould consult J with the members of her family before shn srivc her linn answer That was her reason for comlns to New York at this time to When she arrived hre Mmlpjiie Ii Gould found that her fmlly wcri uni If ted In oppo iton to her proposed mar riage There oTi many discussions and arKiimtnti over tlif affair In the hot of Miss H len Gould wjer i Mfelsme Gould went to live upon her I i arrival here f No Final Break With Family This dltcuislon became so constTiit find wore so much upon the nerve uf I Mme GuuW that she loft the home ot I her sister and c Lmc here to vst my i husband and myself But Mme Gould wished me to rav hat there is no filial break wlUi her fumlv arid that I they do not entirtan any our onnl lit terness toward her rher feeinsj In ly regard to the Prince have not changed I hut tfeioy do not extmd thoss loeilusH i t to thblr sister C Mlsi Heien Gould called at my I apartment yesterday and ciw Mmi1 I I Id and he r 11 continue to call hen regularly so lins as her sister Is 111 Mrs Frank Gould wa ilfo a u 1 pnd w expect that a tiu mumii ot ii her family will come hore to hir t aud sympathizes with hr in her illnuis To Announce Engagement f J am authorized to say for Mme Gould that there will be no formal an nouncement of her engasement male i In this city The ensJKemrnt Mil IK publicly marie In France according to certain formnlllT that mint be oti tcrvisl thero n Mnm Gould js a ci Iz a of Franco Mme Gould should arrivo kf In Paris before the end of tim in men t If her health permit a She latsnas to rail dlroctly nfter UIIICT We hope that Mme Giuld will have k f perfect rest while she Is with UF and she now feels assured that there will be no more of the distrosuin llpsus slons with memliers of her family con ccrnlntr hr lirntOseI marrlncn wth the Prince de Snirnn If the Bubtcct Is brought un asln It will lh only if unon fio express vlsh of Mm G mid f 1 cannot say how onn Mnin Gould will r Rive her answer to the Prince but as u I Raid It will not be made publicly F known In this country Hopes for Harmony f Mr Morse said title afternoon tint the way thlnica wore sMpnK ni w It I wan prrilnble that the HoiiUln wuiKI r flnally irivo In to tlnlr ulster and sanc tion her marriage lie Mat that thco was title ast a vtrue pufulblliy uf mieli n clmiKc of front Ho declared thV tlio question tt money hail not lisurod in the familr dobato over the 1rlnco find that tho r chief objection of the Gulds to tho prince were his use and reports they had received concerning his modo or lifekcouxfl Viscount Albert dii rrry who Is much In the earnpiny of Prince de Sa tan Bt the WaldorfAstrli declared t an gelling We rid rep rlr Iolh v hat ho Cuild pDHlthily sliti that in rn fjaueiient exlneJ he wen ttu trfnd and Mme Giutld and t iut It only II inulned for the Jetrmnatlon of the date ot the weddlns The Goulds will umatey como around aid the VUvDunt for 1rln n de SaKan li u flno fellns iKiinst whom no one could cntoituln objfrtljiis for j very longThe The Prince Resigned t I The prince de Sagan is resigned to un RRlemnent that lute IJriinen ball have the unnatnpered spending of a quarter million dollars per annum It will be IMIII satltfaction to him that hU hated counln Ut nl de Oastellaae i iunot la t his OIl1r on a tithe of th1 The Prnce since tiU arrival here t u has ben made to suffer every hu mlllaiion th Goulds tvild put upi n him Ty dud to ecognlze his extsinr nlaly and i furthermore had him trailed from theVnoment they tiL learned ho haul arrived In this country I Mme Anna CJjuld hni nlso been made I to MIHIT the humiliation of only moe fns 1er betrothed clandestinely her brothers and siMeis publicly frownIng urm the mcptlncrs I I She yesterday ordered her children maids and men servants taken from I the home of her 1tH Miss Helen I Gould at No 573 Fifth avenue to tne I I St Regis She mndo thc o nrrnnsements i while III in bed In the nptrtmm of her friends Mr nnd Mr Tilr Mars where she collapsed after her tlnal I fcene with her klnptope Friends of the Prnoi liavc warned him that Count n0 trav make a sao at the weddlnit If It Js held In a public edifice Hnther than iiUrt anv lIch nsntlonul ilemonstralion bv the fire eatins de Castellan the ceremony wit pivbihly be perform i ln Private In ono of U ancestral PMCVS that s o poals tlal Is lei Intact t the i Idr j1I jf S131 Goulds Maintain Silence I The GouJs tll Inn ntuliu ti Inntllll an Inviilnor able slieme loiKertiliu lio hun rra an plane of tliir kinswuninn o lvmau and Hilit de i I TalleyranitrTKoril or viI they to j t inure make any public doduruut ion 111 the nmttii Mme Guiild has chosen nnd Gforw Howard Frank Kdwin OIL lUVn Gould wujli their hands of I the affair They have stated without reservation I of language tiuir IMIIUII of toe 1rlnce 1 do Sacan and tOe record of his thirty years of ybartlc ixlsteiue In Paris nd Kuropean inpltals They have now turned the matter over to their lawyer I with iiifetiucilorij to confer with Mine I Gould us to details Following Is the PrInce de Sasans statement of his side of tho case I I know detectives are lollowlnf I me but 1 dont care When every I other weapon failed they sought to 1 I attalc me I Keens on my personal tecord Very well 1 am Killing and I the noble bilon uf France swelled his I I chest us though lie was very proud or tliH ivord wlcti SHUCKS of mal duels i I of women te sla plnn ort and affairs with I I Tells of Her Illness Mme Gould has taken up her resi dence at the St Hegis continued De agtn Sinj will umaln there with I her ciilidren until tier departure for lranre Mme Gould Is 111 of bron ihis tints ciiniml live in this climate And tIe Prince iriiiuU and looked truujlvil Tutu ijej with a shon uf spirit She cunnut live In tnls ell mate and ttiU fad ai iuaf there were no other reasons would render 1m I pir tli her return to the other Bide Physicians in Paris Informed her when she was residing there that HI uus suncrliii fium a lesIon of her lef I iuiiK J lie weatner in this city tails anviavaiu ncr nuuultt and ciccajioiicn i Her prebtiit luneao Again Lie Saian uok un a w irad exureooa oe u I u Hall vuJliui n tne ULit i I Helle Wail oiienl fur a nwtncnl Tnen I lie cllncneil lil teeth and no spoke with j aiiKer The dllliulty she has had with members of Her family have not cunduicd tJ ad icr health Going Back April 9 or Sooner 1 iKjucl to letjrn lo France on April V on Jie iTuXtfiicc 1 may be IIat 1 siail jO sooner Will Mine IJoJiU KO buck on the I ProvJiici That wo ild he nimslnK t i it laughed Lie Sagan and he raised bath hands and Kesllculatcd Sue a juid iiijiv the 11 ip I that vessel r vnie of my friends are crossing then I 1 shall tncng statemoms on the I irrvenie today Jr tomorrow but I limy not bf uIlo tn tISO tem Judge iJicomb In tho United States Clriilt Court tnijnv authorized tilt I pavment of COiV In MMoji Jxfin bond from tlo surplus Ijme of ymt A i r O uld to her brother GoTrsv GouU as relmbufP it for vinW i1 v neorco CiTil to Hdmnriil I KIX tile lsN rs c In hr rl v unit asnlnst tho ount do Cas i tell rie cnrze Oiild nnil Ml helen rioult n reIv1r of tho iirpltiK lnome n tri uttu1 wore ordered unnn t ie thr tvltlcn nr frA f Sou Id to rflmVini i Of ru i OriiM fr e payment nf idly fr rlyt rotinx t fPI In IiM when the rtlvirc eae wis trid In Irtrl hI 11 JxJtfo Inoomhr flIs oHrnl thnt 2a Ol I IA fl5tt to ffrmlr Jl John F Dllo n tf f In IAI and alte ng 11 n l ul ll I In 11 Inl I tI ThIS 11 nISfl he Ir nlt f I irr lit Inrmp wIn I 5 1 lolht H I a yr tte rnr Tar r i ii t C0s I rnii lonls e f ret trs TIII inxKsoMiTOvx SONG I Illlly iH tin Snne irr Hut rlll Is S lcin 0iiii Tuun saP tn K ouil Hint Killi nail 111 thr Nun IrnnrUcu ti New VnrU ltiucli MaUeM named tbrlr how afttr it lli n crt Bailie The Sunday Vorld will Kltr the mtriN xi nil tntiKte next Sun amy with I comic HltMtrntrd cnvtr In l In Iluu hug Jlil nml 1 lJ 111 c haiFa rr lon I forgrt Nrl Siindny Ojier from DctTaUraxler todA Kdltlun UiPtJBrti JSCNDAL MA fOLLOV SO ItT i LAw ms ARRfST I i Frienls of Carl Fischer Hansen Charged Vith Extortion Promise Senrntion I I GOT SI5000 IT IS SAD 1 Many WellKnown New York Men May Be Involved in Revelations Cnrl K ihirHin en thi Inwver and society min who Is said to be a reii i tvn of the Klnc uf DenmtrK was In o I dieted by the Grand Jury today and I I arrested on a charge of extortion halt wi S pl nt tliCMJ and KlscherHnnsin furnstied It I The complainant l a man named Jo i seph K OHrien whose address was re fuird hy t PIstrlctAttiirney It i niiderfltood that Ollrlen Is a decorator dcilnc buslnrsf on Chi timt street Phi nddphla OHrltn swears that on Jan S of Ills year KIrherInn en soured from hIm the um of 15 by threitiiiln c to cause Ms arrest n nn Infamou char TIn witnesses ialkd by tlo Grand Jurv were ierli K Ollrler John J McCarthy and John J IJucklev Lcok fcr a Sensation I PrfherHnnsens friends siy that th transoction with OIil I WS a lonitt mate r ece of legal nricice Tlu suy further that the tnlKment of Han I will linns out u forill fully as far renchniK nnd evil ai the recent iiutm i Table disclosures In licrmnny H tf I score of iiromlnent Niw Vorlfpri sum known bv name tliroitshout the nation are said to be Involved The chnrpe that a wellknown lawyer had liild up a rich mal by a thrtitt of nrrest na made Hinne days ago by a newspaper but FiMherIInnsens name was not publicly connected wlih It The matter wnn lituucht to the atten tion of the letAttorney by the liar Asfirlatlon Aol he Instructed one I o r hIs assistants Mr Smyth to make an Itnvstlzutlon The Invest cation was undertaken to day As soon as Mr Smyth hear the evidence of the wltni s fs In his elite he took them before the Grand Jury wnrt they repeated It tinder oath Th I Indictment resulte prompt FlscherHanscn was notllled that he was vantitl in Judtt lonrs part of tho Court of General sons He know what wa coming and iir onte l himself at court with his partner Alexander LlchaelsQti und his counsel llobcrt Townstod Hunting for Bondsman Mr llunfen said Judge Foster It I my unpleasant duty to Inform you that an Indictment for extortion Jvaa been Med by the Grand Jury against you today I have directed you to np pear In court to iivj you the humilia tion ot public arrest Mr Townsend then asked that Hun een be Ujerated on parole until ball should be tlxud Assistant District AttorneY Smytn prottitcd saying that ball should be fet at at leas iJvji bill Finally Judge Foster taxed bal ut 51 J and turned jlanaen vcr to iru iusmly of IJeltctlve Flt2 iiiiui ut toe Jij trlctAitorntys oilier wtu i atasaii t leave tile uuliaini and iuu lur I bondsman U nic si arj L irl iujueilt ninn by reason uf I liis sttiklns personality nnd ails UL cvsJ taos Leen quite u jruliiilieut tiaiiiu In Neu ufA for several years He caniu lucre Irom le itnuMv an limnl giant in 1i at the age of buventtun Made i Success I I lilil a soul 1int lie was In the way uf nuking mjlKy iij lied a scud edu cation tu st Illllll iitKmilng In real ibaitt s Kouiaiioii in a BiuUl way lie L JJU amajiaeu a colup lLnce and tlitn took S course In the law school uf Columbia University In iyfi he married Mlsa Nellla Brokaw the only uaa01lnur of Isaac llroKaw Ills wise is immensely v eiiuiy and promInent In thu best sutlnl circles Haiiaeu made his entry Into Uie iiautioe or criminal law about four has ben Jamlllu ears azo and n lamllu tliruro iiruund the Criminal Courts tiulldlnir ever since 110 imido a Drac 1ul1I del iid lisa iicruicd men vii o liad no motleY and was ortcn assigned by the Courts to look after the Interests ot frlftidlets diferulnnin Thu last Inoittnnl case with which he had any cxectton was the trial of Raymond CIIHtOI Hltcnvxlt the actor He waa one of I the omsil fr the dofense Fl fhr Hansen apoeaiwd at the i Criminal orts Ilulldlni shortly before 4 nrlork with his fatherinlaw Isaic V Tiruknv of No 43 Kast Twentyfifth ftroi lr Hrnkaw gale that prop rty IP Kicirltv stating that the house was worth Kt 1 i WHISTON GIRL IN COURT OIIH Another Hay To Picas To Perjury Inillctiitvnt Varinir a own of peacock blue with a hat to match Flora Whlston tno vounir wonan who was indicted for per lury on Untlninny Ivm at the trial of HiiymonJ Hlloliiock appoared In Tudtfo Foolers turt of tin Ouit of Special Hens tin lls afUirnuon to plead to lh I ndtctiint Her attorney former Asslttant its trictAttorney Vandlx e rtciie icd the Ciiiit l Ii continue tle J25I cnsh ball Auiti was furnish tm 1 Chum birlaln itt Lhn police cuurt atordny The JudK coiient Mj and fi ulrl was rclcfid until iomoirow iinnK when silu will answer to the indiiMtnent I GOV GUILD SUFFERS A RELAPSE DOCTORS REPORT BOSTON Mass April 1CIav Curtis OdM mffered a sethar last night and iiilav VS1 not In such food condition UB yesti iday For I week or more the unvernor tar i n hiiuwu a alight bui oiiiiiuuuuii Improvoment but today a pf miliiln atuheh Wils aliened by i three uhslcani In charge of his case I 1 lout he tmlien has had a rttle relit re bullet follows A fLea it rather restlm nUn t i OKCI r Ion thla morning h not qulie BO toot t OFFICIAL VOTING COUPON e This Coupon Entitles the Holder to Cast On Vote lot the KING or QUEEN of the i 1908 Automobile Carnival I 9 1 I I I M HUP HSHBUHnilJ U CXIIIVyl 1 WEEK OF APRIL 6th TO Hth 1903 I 1 N e Y e Automobile Trade Assn i 1 4 4 Ie I cniest to Close Ihurtday April 2 1908 at 12 Noon e 1 I T Vote tor Klnq nr i 0 Qnn o I hlu Lt vaiusuI CA1el dJ I U AIUIUUK CAU1 l 11 Oli f u lloi ite i c Ur ute uuit Uf iKnileil In Tin World milou bninrUw Hraax I 4 utt L iKih slt tinunu latia Daa71 lUrlmi U4U H o llh A f I iiicuUbu JUX Wbliluiiluu 1 sad Pulllicr UulliUaK Iark Run N V I Im I t 9 i 3a3aTh See story on Page 7 1 ATTACK HUGHES IN I SENATE FIGHT ON RACE TRACK BILLS Cardinal Talked of Liquor Traffic Not on Betting at the Race Tracks BALTIMORE AIr According to Chancellor Gavati of this Uomaii Catholic iliouHe Cardinal Gibbons was credited with a state ment rtsardlns lace tracks which he did not make The Cardinal us widely quoted in the newspapers today In a reported interview with H T Oxnard given out by the New York Jockey Club He was roproseiued as saying in relation to a prohibitive law on race track betting Impossible prohibition leads to hypocrisy and subterfuge You cannot legislate morals into the people There is another and better way and that is to control iu A request to the Cardinal to verify this report brought the follow written g wrlutll reply The Cardinals interview had reference to the prohibition of Iquor in Jars cities Cardinal has no knowledge of the race track GAVAX Chancellor Continued from First Page Instead of Immediately as the bill originally provided Senator Grady opened the debate for the race track Interests He said the HSlatlon for the bill proceeded from 1 iiiKsestion fol the Governor who 1 jrued that the constitution pruhlbltcd cimbllr o any kind But the recommendation of the Gov ernor said Grady was tar short of the constitutional prohibition There were forms of amhlln aut which fu had not mid a word He had reeom men led legislation ugainrt the leas harmful forn of gamblinK The Tammany Senator scored the Governor for arranging antl ambllnp meetings throughout the State charg Ing him with far exceeding Ms authority To Make Senate 6neere The Senate he sad was something more than a photograph of the Kecu live Mansion Then added The Governor takes snuff that the Senate and Assembly may Ine rzc Remember cumlnued Grady that the punslblllty for the law is placed on the Legislature and not on the Executive Grndys speech a this point was In terrupted by the entrance of a boy bearing a huge floral horseshoe of white and red roses I was placed on u i 1t of Senator McCarren The gallery nod even staid Senators bioke Into aprliiis Illus tuaht trotested Majority order be Lender H i i S I lSS hat orter maintained and if necessary that the ScrseantRtArms be called upon to do SIr lntAns nis duty Th floral token was from the Kings County DMiocrntio Club MCurren mlled at tae UKKestlon conveyl tjv tue horseshoe rllfb the debate was In proKrf 3 loth attics were itlll busy with doubt ful Senat ire Gov Iu hess forces n eded twentvsU votes to win Sinntor Taylnr of Orange Count DemoTat generally regarded an a npIII friend of the antirare track Birntilin nnlro1 Illo was called to the choir by Lieut Gov Clinnlir to preside over the ses jn of hanJr Commlttto o the S hole while race track debate was on Points to Jersey Proceeding with his argument GradY dilated on the diimare that would result horsebreedinr was stopped In sult If stolll 11 ul I horseblullnr fhlr State Senator Atrnew replied tht his bill did not oDP se ravins Ciradv rekilned that the experience of p tf er WaS proof of tho fact that hor rartuc wtiud he discontinued If bettlnc was rrohlliiicil In leotlng the good acts of racing associations Grady said they hud at the sacrifice of hundreds of thousuids o of dollars refused to permit the re ults of races to be sent from the track to te 11 rooms There was no com parison between the Injury done by race tracks and that done by pool rooms He also argued that hundred of thousands of dollars had been spent already to prepare for the race meets o the cuinliiR season which wre nuw sanitlon by law Even the dates of those mectlnBi hail been assigned by law Grady made 0 strong point of the eanihllnR that flows fmm Wall Street and anki l whether Wall Street pam hung or race track gambling was the most reprehensible In Its result Followlmr n vess of an hour Senn tor Mcfarrfii took up the attack on tho bills 1 nskd how camlillnw going to be minimized In poolrooms hy making the crtuo a mlMmeanor rather Ul a fflnnv A tlttlii tli for the bill he 11 would bo An net for tin I P 11 lon of pooi Ion The zeal of tno promoters of t h bill wit mliliretted pNloters Ur iMrrhiirsts ortieade against Ms orderly rewrti KS an example of ouch itisdl 011 1fn Tp attempt of tho present reform ers he nredetul would make the crime bide il liend aol brln nhTUt n wnri 1 I n oP Hffili fiai exlt At prejent If you couldnt stop horse iHcltur v i couldnt check thH propen sity of people t i Ramble on horses Hn declared that Hlch A lav 1 ropo ed could not In freed Mc arron n it l If the L lslature should abolish pulpit beeauc fw elerjfvmen fell vIotlTis to the alIce nf ono nf tlulr flock iTs further referred to thp Inwj re ulntlntf tho sale of liquor and poison Will Increase Gambling The enactment of the race reform ixr continued McCrren would In reace Rambling There were a hun dred poolrooms oven In New York City today where 0 could be on rcM run In California and New Orleans M rnrron then attacked the poKo sd nlnlFtratlcm of New York City which ic Mild was An absolute farce He lad vmlisloner Bingham had not bren t e itv long enough to know his aend town ne Mid thr w fi tundfi of to4 j is and burjrlaKes that had l burglare never en before btvause the Pohce Ixjnrtmnt 1Ilt 1t nnj a greater vipclt for not rtiirt nc crime than fur suppitasinir It McCarien ropyne to Senator Fail ler said that he ulvocated HT umnd 1 fluent to make the bill take effect 1 bet e m al 11 cole ill ndm t took effect on that day n orvlx to KV for the it llk notce ind time to prepar Why Be a Coward A handful of people said McCar ren have oome and asked you to put in iie aiatut books a uw wnlch sev enilshths of th pvjple if the Stale do not approve Viy iilnv yourfcof to be threatened why 0 n ciwnrd asked McCarrcn addre slng als aaoclatej I DOs the Senator atr hIs experi ence In thll hOI olevu that the nate will liae the courage of iti I conviction asked Senator Cohalan I always have an eternal hope r pied McCarren I believe thoroughly thorU1hly In autosuggestion In the subconscious in the ubllmlnni Take It from me riat If you vote against this bill It wit be all over In two or tare days your I cumtltuents will noon forget ft I Speaks for the Bill I Senator ONeil of SI Lawrence Coun ty made the flrjt speech In favor of We antirace track gambling bills He said the arguments of Orajy and Mc tarren wine sopnlntrles and did not touch the merit of the proposition The Senate he sajd had no right to con sider the point that because some other law had not been enforced the proposed ono would not be lace track gambling said ONeil I Is either right or wrong If Its right we have no rIght tn restrict It any I where In this Ute t Its wrong we have no right to permit I anywhere Tnere can be no nlddle ground Senator Puller Democrat of Brook lyn In speaking against the Sept 1 amendment In the code bill cautioned i ic Senators shUn g with t Ie Gowrn that If the code amendment was adopted the race track Interests would have a strong argument In demanding n law similar amendment to the Percy Gray When Senator faiildy Republican f Schuyler firoM there wns a buzz of suppressed Interest and oxx ctancy He whpp all around the question The Governor he declared had put through under whip und spur bills that had hen declared unconstitutional by the Court of Appeals i I He said a law no dnutic aa the lAsnewHart bill shoild riot in his Judg i ment take effect ImmedIately TELEPHONE LURES HALL TO AR A fST a He Is Charged with Twice Selling a Patent He Claimed to OWl I I I George F Hall of No 32 Boulevard avenue Summit N J said to b the head of I number of corporations 11 I eluding thp Universal Grp Co and the American Compressed Air Motor Man ufacturing Co with offlcea at No 74 Cortlandt street Manhattan Is under arrest In Newark He Is charge with having obtained UO from Peter f Donellen of Jersey City under fates pretenses In connetlon with the pur chase of a patented umbrella grin Hal was lured from his office In this city yesterday afternoon over the teb phone by DctectlveSerpcant Farrell or Newark who arrested iitn at toe Penn Sylvania ferry on the Nuw Jersey stats Uonellen alleges Hall reprejviioa himself as tho inventor and sole owner of the grip patent and nod It to him for the amount Involved Subsequently Donellen u ser he learned that Hall Jld not on the patent but had sold It to another man for a maier con I tldoratlon FOUND LEAK WITH A CANDLE I Frank Cook fortytiro yiejui old of No ZTT Noatrind avnu Brooklyn lent to a back room on tha third floor of bl houia today to look for a leak In goa pipe The fact that he carried a lighted candle contributed the more readily to hla flndlna the leak The firs engines cam to put out the fire hat started In the back room Cook sm recover islE ICfN BLIND IIN AT HOUSE BilliARD AOJr e Bob Brown Dean of Room No1 OldTimers Sud denly Loses Sight I There Is a feeling of gloom abut i the Astor House for Roocrt C I Brown the lean of all the guests at I that famous old downtown hotel and the sole survivor of the once famous Room No 1 set has been stricken blind The affliction came up 4 him Mon day evening without warnIng Mr Brown wns Idly knocking the Kills about 1 table In the billiard room Ho was waltng for one of his cronies to finish Dinner so that they might have their usual Rome Suddenly I seemed to him that the lights had gone out There wn no pat only utter darkness He stood I mo ment waiting for the lights to tue witched on again Then he heard tm voices of the players about him talk Ing as If nothing had happened to hal their games and he heard the click or the balls Prostrated by Affliction My God he cried as he dropped hIs cue and clutched for support at the late of the iMe Ive gone blind Somebody get me to my room and cal l doctor Dr Hnrrlgan the house phvnlclnn worked on the stricken man Dr Ar i thur L Boa a pponlst also was j called In With Mr Brown wtA ant I hi daughter and a trained ntirs they I have bc en In almost constant attend j ance upon him Today for the first i time the hope was expre sd that he mlsht regain a measure of his sKut Having rallied from the rlook of the blow Mr Hrown H sXnvlnc much of his oldtime cheorfulnes Ths morn Ins he Insisted on dreslns and walk i inc through the corridor Gulled by ils daughter He made his way to the oltlce rotunda of the old hoel and called down to one of the clerks a friend of many years Helio illiiy Im sorry I cant see you today The woi a Is still dn outside but I feel p tty bright and clipper within Relieved From Jiry Duty Mr Ilrown had never had any trouble ttlUi flu ilgni before Monday For a min of his agul is turned aixtynve his eyes wer remarkably strung He 1 a member of tlC March aiternoon JrJnd July sad had oecn rejulor In hi5 dules at the Criminal Courts IJuldin u through tnt month Today Judge Foster In Par 1 of Jf tiai Seas ating lrffrm of Mr brown a condtion struck Ia nanio from tom L jury list aid sent him a htuidltgc of I e Empathy on behali of the court The victim f the strange misfortune Is known to his friends as Bob Brwn lIe wns an Intimate of John A I Cnckrell and other celebrities who made Rom No 1 at the Astor House what I the Amen Coiner sutisequcntly became at the Fifth Avenue Several ears ago he retired from I Suslness alter having made a fortune ris a cigar mnnufnturer and since then he has spent hi wntTs nt the Astor occupying always the same suite of rooms and summers at a country place ho owns on Staten Island He has been living n the Astor Home the clerk nay for nearly forty years BIG fRflGHTfR GOES AGROUND A SfCOi TIMt Carolina First Struck Off Fire Island and Later in North River Rver The freighter Carolina of the Auatro American Line which went aground I five mlle off Fire Island last night i and which continued her voyage toward New York when cleared by tho rising tide at 4 oclock this morning went aground a seCond time this afternoon at Manhattan Pier No 7 North flyer The pier Is the property of the Balti more and Ohio Railroad Company The big steamers bow touched the pier her port side facing Pier No 7 and her stern tousling Pier No6 Haw sets were attached to the bow and the combined force of workmen on land the steamers engines and two I tugs wan cxertM to bring her bow dwn toward tp end of the pier The freighter is In charge of Capt Turojpn and camo from Mediterranean ports carrying ten pass nIr and a curgo of lonons Thl Is the first at tempt she has ever made to dock ai this pier It being used but KK tout by trnnyntlanIc phil hit the cargo was to be delivered to u fruit dialr near th pier and It was declJed to clock there for convenience The steamer may bo brouKht around to the pier to MB north nml ouh In stead of east and wi t HS was tn tended since It li ovlil nt thnt tho per I water s not drop enough to mlmlt her I anD a mm IVJernS C i on int 1 ItO i A French Perfume which carries with it the unmistakable atmosphere of refinement I Vlolctti Krrko pn tie the tr r rtolel rraBrane Caleb Ucrkoffa Vra Uen Dt ir html j perSff Evtrjrwhtn 1 lUttOP PAMIB a U 0 U e V U I 1118 811 I X I No lara Oiarc for It Adwtli mant for ne World may r m rl n la rM Mummgi t tiry mmUt j tL V J EINGHAM ASKS ALOfRfJIEN fOR II SECRETSE VI Cf I I 0 Request Was Sent to Commit tee but Will Probably Be Granted C iniml lonpr nnghnmi reqiie for lXWi for a foorot service lirnnoh of the InMco HepnrtMent vns rend nt the I I meeting of the lloVrd of Aldermn to day antI referred to the Finance Com mutes ConunlMloner Ftfncrtmin wants thl inonev for the expres pJrpose of sup pressing anarchy In this cltv lie iaf eihe to MIppress nil nrsinizntloi that adopt violent methods Through the si crrt operations of de I 1 toetlvfs unknown to the regular rolcc or tlMt annrchl tlo element the rom I mfx lnner hopes to secure evidence of I iinlawftl tneetlnsi ns well ns martha j fill projects nnd nip them In the bud 1 by prompt ant judicious notion Mis letter to the board today con 1 tnie l no reference to the nrtual 1 f in ta for which the lone Ia intende I but It f known that he has In mind systematic night and day s ivoirjnc 1 i of Anarchists and hack Hand men Tiie lioinb thr Alne at Untm Sntii Satuixlav orornpUil the Ci 1111 to Act He had irmlfl every prTnr3tl to prevent tr ii at I nun 1 i only tu tie th arti hv the ssret otu attune of the anirohtsts A dri an Tim n 1 Sullivan Chair man of tie Finance Cotnintl ee sic I think the eiiinHte will nii fi i nhtv tn the Cointrl3 loniTs rKiuest 1 i believe that T ecret service ail a o i I01 Diivxrtment can accompli t cream good oo AIMING AT OOLL GIRL SHOT mm I I Big Pistol Accidentally Vent Off and Shattered Rnsic Magills Ankle This could kill you hut I wont let It Polly sail Bosh Magi thirteen I ycars old of White 1lalns rail ami Bronx Park avenue today ni she sa In a chair and lntej a ciltbre re volver which she had taken from a durea drawer at her dolls head The PIstol was arexiently fired a few sec onus Ira tor aid the bullet treLi tho i little girls nnkle I Mrs Maqlll was doing work about the house when fie crl went to a bureau drawer and discovered the revolver Her cries and tn repirt brmislt hr mother who ruiimoned Or Irving liakom of One Hundred and Seventy I seventh Htreft and Webster avenue AK the phT elan bandaged up the girls ft sh Intristed that sue be given I a r dol to hug I Another Sensation Amateur Photographers TAKE NOTICE FOR the month of April we will make our regular fly cent 8x10 Bromide Enlargement mounted on very attrac tive cards for 15 cents each HAVERS PAGAN KODMC HEADQUARTERS 83 Nassau St New York City Mal orders Iven prompt attention A I Solid Gold Eye Glasses 100 a Pair Generally Sold at 8500 tvl rT ouch a ohince aa this ever atttr rl hvn you ramcmlor that I have burn nfM 1 far over thirty years ml thut inv I W reel s Ipn n eon Jatlon of absolute aKur cy you wilt kn ton thit v fin tN 0 mc for ihiq ai fr any nnr IT1C5 1ti pfVr ZeJ orwii Hl0 ITI IA 106 E 23d St near 4th Av New York 41 Fulton Stn r PKiH A Brooklyn TWO STOKIS ONLY n 1 9 t Iq Save the Pieces Any elan duplicated EXACTLY w hut the pe criptien Accurate and quick service at moderato pncei I Factory on the Premises i c S k II JtSTllIJ81RD w Nearly 50 VCHTS 350 Sixth Avenue 1274 Broadway rtalmr Ma Pt f1lVw M1 Rt 101 NUMU fit 217 Broadway Hear Ana t Aator floe Ulot 1 M l t AVI U imv 2It ti u I We Sell 1 I i yinol on the positive gunrnntfie jlat if it does not give satis faction we will return the entire amount of money paid us for it We mean this and ask all those who are sick and need strength to try I it with this understanding I tiLItE li iLl J 1 0 i I J nikerr Uruit Stnn nrtn A v aiultil St cnrnoc I Brnidnay IUh Win Mth t riij Waldorf Atorla corner Htli t anil Mventli 6 In Ironk lye liikcrK lr a Moivii 4Ss FIt StK Inltti M ri riitimih e SllSumner A 7 i oUmliiaM Hr inii A ColtroalMrrT2l Iirk TlnwlVth St nl Tti ve 111 I omit lcimt Ae I1SI fi St ind M AoVtli St iinl tr111 AVft tts i oml nro ilonr 44 I ultra M llrnokljrw m m jlms HiiMillnp 4i1 y ad llrrmlwiy llnxidway rud 1 U iMi r net KlnoTiiin I ni2Storet lh I tt ntid 8ih ACm llromlnny tui 1 St Ella St mil Sb u Avi I l 1 oliiniiiu A 1 I T M sC M Anil nt nil lrli eliOec hiro till mmlmuutlmIOtt IlhlrDthlhllIJat I Gr el am Open Every Evening Until 9 oClock call ur ullibeU Om Pr 1 00 tItian of I hi Irl C 0 inpnt in fn city nrllrlr 11 t Vr Lime Frrtsht nrd n I r a rp o T1 t FF Arliml Yalne OOU 7 YmmrnieIt JlPC ulr fur Our 3 nmu Ann 1 rv Cal li vu U at JJ llilrd frr UN Obit Obit3Z J BVSTKM YOU CAN PfltCllt B Ore nd Rapids Furniture All 1la liiOl Ivlli LAAUX IlCTl KKh HhlltllMl Ae rvritVTinyti run llousIlIIplo 5WofthSU Down Ju Wee ICO a 1000 MX M 150 1500 225 200 2000 250 I 300 3000 350 II Our Term Apply Alao to Nrtf V r Stamp cu Jrnrr and Connecticut CPE HYA U OFI I peUal For ibis Thursday I FIG CREAM IOC 1 1 CUTS POUND 0 1 Special Aworled CHOCO 4 Qo J LATES 20 kind Pound 1 UU CHOCOLATE COVERED l c CARAMELS POUND 2J0 i l am store upua ttery onln I un 11 oclock We dolxii tree purchaej of one doUr i arrt over between flattery and WOth at also all Ilr olv rrpo t nil rrpoSBRCY t I ilthF 29CORTLANDT 3 CUR jii PAqf4fr aster Gilts r now ai oj tilAr iu Uifti Xmui ii Diamonds Watches and Jewelry i OVK i si rui t Cash Credit I So i miloyfr rcfrr nc rr muirat Cull or writ for llliintralMl CII tr Na 44 i LWSweetCo0 7 Maiden Lane N Yf MtO IIHOiKlTS NEW PUBLICATIONS I Bil cut mulutraaei UtiluUSOOl ilualtajs t whh tell halT Ired butnes ezoemi lee slueozei from tho iltkii f 112 au i eett1i milfl hOly lit inudtf youra voura tf I hst your aulnry laura to JncnJae youin niflta HMUIIIU for thu fPM Itxklvt bindS HI to not tlj intolvna no obligation se t it ITaly Ii4 thi mean of startIng you m tie nnul to IBttiT tliliiEn Surely you wn not deny vurvtf thin prlvllpff when Iq nxolvc nnlv rho rok of a SWtltit pennvfl vrt me nd dr here I ama diresa Irur tear out thin atUnrllvemant and lend 104 Ia to iut SVST1IM 11lnT Vnlmh Arr Chicago Is There A Real Estate Boom TIme is here The World printed 10004 separate Real Estate Ad vertisements last month and Rained 740 over March 1907 All kinds and classes of property were repre sented Evfry other New York news paper 10t WORLD ADVERTISERS GET RESULTS 0 a 1 i 0i i

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I flWfl 4 TH E EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAYAPPIL I 1908 rBINGHAM DROPS I 30 NEW POLICEMEN RAUY fOR Dun f Each Had Spent SSO for Uni forms and Had Marched t to Headquarters SOME OF THEM CRIED Commissioner Thought Them Slouchy rind Given to Drink f i Secretary Says in Excuse I From the school ot Instruction In the i 1 Ninth Regiment Armory chtyser new policemen marched today to Po J lios Headquarter They had been or dered there to get their shields from r Col Klpp the Chief Clerk of the De partmcnt They were a proud sotdlerlj 1 looking body of men mostly young men Their uniforms Just from the tailor hands were spick and span They belonged In the last batch of the I COO men that have been taken on the force by Commissioner Blngham As they tiled In the door on the Mul t berry street side of the building tin f men were directed to go to the trial room There the names of thirty or the tightyseven were reid out with the t announcement that these thirty haO t been rejected on the general ground ot f physical disability No further ex i planallon was offered The remaining t shields f fiftyseven were told to get their f and report for duty at various StatIon v houiM Lost All Their Backbone r To the unlucky thirty the blow wai F the more cru 5ung became It was to I tally unexpected Some of them cried y Some of the others vainly tried to get I Into the Commissioner office and se k cure further explanation Finally they t held a sort of Informal Indignation meet I I ing In the hall and after deciding to J hire counsel with a view to tearing the i legality of the CommissIoner action they went sorrowfully away in down I cast groupa of twos and threes 1 with all j the whalebone gone out of their spine f and all the fullness out of their chests i This Is mfcrhty hard on us fellow Each ono of us said a spokesman I has elveh uo his trade or his Job o f PO on tb force We have pustod the medical examinations of the Civil Ser I vice Board and of the police surgeons f We have been on probation thirty days t nolece without anY okay Each one of t m ha spent at least W for hi uni I form and equipment and some have sunt even more than that Ve have ni tOr had anv warning that We might jbe golnir to get this sort of treatment I pnd now nt the last moment were I hnved In public and flung out like this J dont know how Im rolntr home and face mv wife and kids t t Thouht Them Slouchy or Drinkers I Sosretary Dan Slattery vouchsafed p an explanation for his chiefs couru i Kialtery said that Gen Binirhani on I t llonday went up to the armory where I Cap Brown of the School of Instruc I t ton was giving the men their final OrllN According to Slntteo Gen Bine liam noticed that some of the men I were slourhy In their grail or stooped i I In the shoulders There were Mill 1 other who he decided offhand used I liquor either by the traces of liquor I hlch he detected or thought he de i l tected on their breaths r iby their gen eiil appearance By these f cret mental processes the Commlssonvr sifted out the thirty s who wtru dropped today The action r is said to be unnruaodentcd In police uffnln It stems pro nlo that the Commission us t snnuwnlv t tirc A tu nin A no parsed the rxaminatons und undergone probation f will bu tried in a test bull I INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANYS DIVIDEND f Reduced OneHalf of One Per I i i i Cent for Improvements to t the Plant I L 2 A quarterly dividend of one p r cent was declared toda by the directors f t of thu International Inpor Company on I f the prefwied tock This Is a reduc r tion of onchnlf of one per cent from I tho previous dlssuHumoni In January f The stock Ii pUted on u four per cent ri per uniuim biMs The profenud stock It G per cent cumulative and dvidcndn at the full rate hat jeen pud slncu tho coTjparijK Incuriwi nlun In Jan 1 ry 7 i lS9 Ie diirlrnd Uuclaied today Is I I i payable April 15 to blockholders of record ot iprll j AILT uo irviins the follonliu state f IitflL addto LV tiit wloCJuohj I Who flIdc Iubllc AKi ifn t K earnings of the com run lav hiyii aet iiHlntiliitid anti tliin Kirinnt tic ileotarailun of the utull flj ulcrdu fn me preferred tok uui J r ro In view uf thu rvayril btisrtr rfp v eon tww pr vallinx I an fucllod t 11 n wise nnd coDiin nI loluj in till llert of the t toc i Rn j iriirary rflu Jon of CJTIIIIIP Ii rid nl In otilnr tjiu f lmfic a f to i e ii an may IJP com t DUttil ir b llrian s o 01 t i npany nlntrlnpd in a rrnJ nnsltlon TO ADJOURN APRIL 9 THKNTON N J April lThc Fie luihllran 3nn irs nml tentbiyrnnnt hell n jat conference late ycetertlay to iir lb riitlon if final ad lourrrnn It voloil 5 to 13 In favOr cf final idoirnmont April 3 Tliu IHP In cnf renci tas not hlnl IPK n i nn caucus hail been called Hut eiiritly n Plltn signed bv lwentvf ur KApiiiillrnn AH oa lll7Ti n I w as p m Tttl no Mr Martin irojorjf jlfMlK lUlOlUJ 10 tll T4 H OIJIU lif the Siihl f in AJH T ii vTOt n Oilt to for r 1 5 fl4W iiioi mi Into 311 erpnncri lir And Te caueiu ik clde1 ii A vr L 2 io 14 II GEN QPIKIDOVITCH ARRIVES MnJorOcn Iouni Tchonp SilrliloMtcli Of lie HuullII Arniv wllo hits IHM BtuJV f the nowv constuiitid Plniilrr PlorlJ iiit Cent1 Ibllwa arrived b on tho SarattVSa f terdaVWrom Ua lot tV AU 7 fic w CRAZED TEACHER I RUNS SCREAMING IN MORNINGSlDf I Miss Haas Eludes Nurse and Pashes Into Park Crying for Dr Adler Miss floe fleas R youne tIOhool teacher who has been under the care of a nurse since Jan 31 when she be came violently Insane while In charge of a clans of girls In the public sohoo I at NInMvslxth street and First aye nine escaped from her home No HI Manhattan avenue abut dawn today and ran screaming to Mornmgslde Park Miss Haas was waving her arm and yelling for Dr Felix Adler one of whoso student she Is when Policeman Hnrgrae of the West One Hundred and TttsntyfUth Street aUitlon caught herThe The strong policeman was unable to control the woman and blow his TChla tie for assistance Two other police men came and sent for her father John Hans A cab was called and after Mis Hans had been fitted out In ufn iJU clothes to keep her warm She waji hur ried to Bellevuo Hopltal mid placed In the Insane ward Mr Haas said that slnoe hi daugh ter first developed symptoms of Insanity he hils been sruarded carefully Th nurse left her for a few minutes durinc the mOrnln hours and the oucr woman sllpoed to the street We had Intended sending her to a sanitarium today the father added We talked about It lAst night and she must have overheard us Sly daughter lost her reason when he bean to Btudv othloal culture She tried to teach school In the day and study eUiloal culture at night and her strength won not equal to it When MM Haas became Insane on Jon 31 she ran from the school building on the Nlnetyflrth trltt side and triM to dive from the pier at the oet of Eut Nlnetyflfth street She wag saved Ly twO employee of the Edison Electric Light Company The young woman suffered a nerlou linen three years suro and after her recovery a ear BKO she 1 said to hae become eccentric ERIE LEADS STOCKS IN BRISK MARKfT Smelting and Amalgamated Copper Veakening Fac tors but List Holds Stocks were buoyant and good pains the rule In the early market today The Erie Issues were favorably in fluenced on the announcement of tie proposed note Issue and the sympa thetic effect on the whole list was marked Brit comm n was run up 1 38 the 1st preferred 4 the 2d pre ferred t 5S and the convertible H bonds ex Interest 4 Inlon Pacific rosa 1 35 Headlnz 1 15 Colorado Fuel 1 and the majority of the other Issues quoted a large fraction The trading showed considerable animation In latar dcallns Smeltlnir and Amal gamated Copper turned weak and at fecieU the oitirt list alily uh lIe ICen eral mantel hold sllshtly above the profit leM1 The total sales of sticks were E7I403 shores und of bonds I6dW Till rioiltiK Prlerm To1ays hlshiv loncit and bi once prices of stocks cal of IIt change a um fjrnl with esterday final flgumi ace AI follows Net Hlsrh Low 1tt clln Amal fifper vi f7 a Am A Chm Hi It iAn I An C t F Jl 1 Jl aut t Mil Iff c 2 Ut II I9ta I Am Loco I U t 4 4 k ty M 1 Am ft R fl VI Am 9 S n pf lJr rt I 1131 ATI SJKar 121 14 ll Annronai Mln ne t k ft A T S K Z1I 73 74 Eai ft io yc 2 2 t C I Uroikhn It T 4 H 4 I Cc 1iiCJc V 11 Itl 4 I Chw t CPhL 114 1O1 all 4 I c ii 1 ii tin in I 8 NtV 14t lR In v 1101 S Imn S 2 I 1 1 i fugtM1I t1 1Lt h IL1 DJ t JILn 1 Izt ltt T I DIt sec Or R11 at 111 L Irl 4L It II 1 IS g rt Wrf 1 aii t 2 I rtue tf l 9 4 It th I 11 1l 12 Tnterct 7 n 71 I rr1FL vf In 1L4 2nt IiI CII chl In ii i r I 1 s to Nt nEt I 4 I M StP h S 1 lO It II Ji t 1 is I 21 t f f 1 Mt 1ttrle 4n 404 t I 11 LI 1 rC lj rrlc Wtt t311 t3 t1L4 N Y tIrke I I r 01 4 1 0 Y ntrol t7t 7 r l Jnn J 1 I oj I IjfIq I I 1111 j p 2 1 IS 1 L Vrtl 5tel 4 I 21 J I r s I Srorln t I J t4 I p itt 11111 jii 1 1 t n 1 t I I n 1 it 07 7i 1 ItI llInl II H lIi j r 1lui If i7 27 2 iW ss r t T t 7 L Ib 1 1 1 1i oj L tb t u j I Jill st pi 0 1 121 I Ffl 1 o 2 I l 1 a 11 t n 4 4 t 1 mr Df Jf wi tJUt C1 Tth nn itt i r tii of II 1 i t ir i o i to lor t 1 r t 1 r u I An r r ra 2 Arl iiv P D L LOCKED IN THE HOUSE 3 CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH WITKiTtATUK 1 nrl 1 Tn k In tip house bj their mother en tile woud not jot out Io pay nljlln i was shopping In Ilttston losep j I nt d Jin Jvniitli aged t Ix live a1 thlce tnra ieiptivey nv i hd iste daj wi ii n tliflr tome In Hueh 3tOM irnffl Tl ldently set It on IIr either nl1 h inch s or by ipfettlncih tivi The motier rctrnd uncvr clou or what had happened Just n th charred bodUs of the href cMldrc wre bIn carried out Her husband died a few week ago froai byduipho bla I I BOMB THROWtR NEAR DEATH IN I HOSPITAL TOUA Y I Meningitis Develops and Doc tors Say Silverstein Cannot Recover a Sell Sllversteln the Union Square bombrhrowine Anarchist ii dyln of menlnsltls In nellevue Hospital and to day the doctor said he probably will not Ihe until night 8jTnpton of niTilnRltl appeared v stflrrtay afternoon when it wai thouxH that Sllverslrln was on the road to recovery and that he would live to face a charge of murder for the kill Ing of the Innocent bystander with his I bomb The Socialist agitator announced last night they will make themselves heard on Saturday uternoon next li Grand CentraJ Palace Thoy believe the pollco will not daro Interfre with of instead This sMthorinir them there being a meetlna of tile unemploYed will be a mAMnieutinc to protest against rIce brutal ty Robert Hunter whose fame as a set tlement worker attracted Ignatr Hllde brand the victim of 3llvertelns bomb to the dcnonstratlon last week Is to will be The others be the chief speaker Morris Hillqult Joseph Wanhope Alger non Lee sud Thomas J Lewis all of the committee appointed by the Socialist Party General Committee to Investigate the bomb throwing The InvestlsUlni committee otabllBhod Its representatives in the Socialist headquarters yesterday and took the statement of numerous spectators who complained of the force used by the police In dispersing the crowds In Union Square Fears Return to Russia Walter Ipplt a Russian refugee ar re tcd unnnc from the scenu sva turned over to the Immigration an rorltles Lpplt evidently well edu rated and looking nothing of the part of a wildeyed Anarchist was much agitated when confronted with he possibility f belnz sent back to Russia Turkmans lawyer London lid he would trine to court today a member of the Russian Parliament I now sojourning In New York to tes Ify to Upplfi good character and wi uld show that the exile crnne lu I America by way of South America I so that If deported he cannot be returned turned direct to Russia and execution Whllo member of the cult On tnuc to deny that Selig Sihorstcin vas prominent In their councils the police bflllcc that although there lay not have been a wei defined plot there were a number of men cognizant nizant of the fact that the young radi al was carrying a bomb around ready 10 use It when he thought the time was ripe Brooklyn Reds Action AjiarcnUit newspapais have been clr uidtid vnij fretfO gt lirooKim meet I rigs of SoUaltm at which airatein wail a regular attendant Tile lltera i ure of tHe Kings County Socialist sirty Issufcd from Xoa rj 3M7 WII ounhby avenue his also been given away at thee Katherlnfii One of the docjTunts which the olKtf have seized is cnutied Ablltj to Kill Another had ns Its headns AnArchism Its Phlloiophy and Ideal The rtete tloH of the Italian bureau have also secured a number of copies ot ll Prulotarlo uubllslKd by the Hal an Socialist Confederation Lieut Vnehrl of the Brooklyn Ital ian bureu has Seen anazod nt the OEinopol an character of the An arihlit mietlngs In that boroigh Tnen he first cgan to attend them Ital sns were In tite majority Lately PoiaixH anti JiWi have been taking a prominent part Hercloffre the meet ns have not been no od but now the Brooklyn police will break lit any at which tV of vMcnrf I t hfird ATCHISON AGAIN DOWN TO A 5 PER CENT BASIS At a meeting today of the directors of the Atch on Topeka and Santa Ke Kallroad CVuninnv a semiannual divi dend of 212 nor Cfnt was declar n th common took of the company Tlls Is n n liiciiciti t 12 of I per eu from fie nrlo nayinen made lie u Tie dividend today places the stock on a 5 per cent basis Abut a ftar ago the dUidtid was tals 1 f i ier cent to 6 per cent The dlvdend hIJhndlr nt Pi 1 nYotaPi dccUred todn B paiblo on In 1 to MO k oHors of retwCrd on Vn Tnc ncilni of the directors In reducmtr the Hv Jend was what vus expec td lr Will strent Victor Mirwetz chalrrran of tl Put rd uf Dlrectots of tliAtohlMn f l ie cfiuld net say as to how Ionic tfiu rate of i per rent w lId rwnuln In ft ct It wilt all ilnvnd upon U hajises In re Itiimrn he sat i t waR Rr ni imii nnen nf hu Vi In slkrht he n l lcd anti he x nre4 Ihi tvollcf tliK thl nlll bo o iiiHfltHl UK oon as It U know hat 1h eros promise well SCORfS IN IGHT I GARB DRiVEN fROM HMfS Police Clear FireMenaced Tenements Tenants Get No Time to Dress In tho glare at the burning rag and paper factory of Wlllnm Hughes nt Nos 84 to M Metropolitan avenue VI111 unnburir cores or mn women and children routed from their beds nnd clad In the Rntlest of night par mnU plendid with tho police early to day to be nllowcd to BO hack to their homta and dreii The police refused to allow this IUI the factory burned Ike kindling wood and there appeared to be every chance of Its spreading to the UH tenement which edge up to It o every side So fierce wan the hoot the iron shutters of the pluce glowed white hot The fire started In the bottom of nn elevator shaft and when Andrew Hoxe the watchman dl coered It waa flar ing up the nsrrow tube and mush rooming out on every one of the six floors of the bulldln By the time the i firemen In charge of Deputy Chief I Byrne reached the place it was one big torch of flame The Chief turned In a second alarm and after the arrival o Chief Lallv with reinforcements two more were sounded calling out the en ure flrefiehtln force of the Eastern District Cipt Doolry and the reserves of the Bedford avenue station rm thromrh nil he hoitfeo In the neighborhood routine people out of bed Thy didnt need llehio tr dress by even If they had been given time to put on many clothe for the lirA fed by tho raars nnd greasy apr made the urroundlnBs as bright i as day I Simp who wanted to go back to bed I were forcibly thrown out by the police Phe firemen were unable to cope with tile blaze which had a big start on ilen and It burned iUoIf out lealnj the siar nlU of the factory alone standing The loss nll be about AO SCHOONER UPSET IN THE EAST RIVER Derelict Drifts Hours Endan gering Many Boats Bet ore Being Caught Men are at work today righting the twomi ted schooner Doborah T Hll In the basin at East Nlntynlnth street wher she was dragced last night after I a sirlos of mishaps that all but sent her to the bottom The essel with a load of brick off Kast Sixtyfourth strce In trying t dodge the Sund steamer Provide was caught br the wash swept in the muUcow Bessie J and capszd Skipper Frank SV Conkl und Mat I Homer Stryker were thrown Into tin water twenty feet from shore and man rtKei to swim to the nearest strIng piece Tile ninetyton derelict was carrie I I up stream anJ became a menace t many East Her craft Who sh i rtM Or ier load of brlk sid o I ar 1 shu drlf t d for veal hours before lnlns final caught nt Nlnetyfojn I street and taken to the basin t j pn Ll se mri vlv mpict colliding wi h tile AShr13 fern boa 11 lar tin S1 is wiled tv 01 j II O nuse of Irrh mb v and was on her o A t lirWn fUr iaJi t A in t LIJI 1tUL MAKLs OJU MVliitlIS LOOK I 1JIIK NiW toe 11 nIle IOM1 lt Ifclt 111 I y 1111 ailllicij ly Kuiulun Ilje Cu rnt r r lu i t n M i pdLn LULL IMOM ctiiij ft Ti rnrr emng iBt DCIIU is I LI riiUim hi Ne tick City I r ROYAL WORCESTER ADJUSTO CORSETS For Stout Women Of U most imvoTtance I lie ADJJ T die cases no part uf the i guru at tile ex pense of another If the abdom n M prom nent it s 7 rfcaccsed ly shapiic into t e hipi u I C f atat not n ruht pro otivn to the I bdon en Adjusted by the Car r 1lt J in the hui nidi fig of 11 eye 111 ADJUSTO u made of pliab iUc t at will Mand tie severed IItrfrStI4iglJ I w If n ctt i try pan ol the cor j j JjjJ Cl l c is car fully and sirongy maCe jJJjJ r1 I MEDIUM FIGURE STYLE 010 COUTILLE 620 BATISTA TALL FIGURE STYLE 614 COUTILLE 624 BATISTE SOLO FVCRVWHERC OR SENT POSTPAID ON RECEIPT Or PRICC ROYAL WORCESTER CORSET Co WORCESTER NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO MAKERS OF ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS 51 TO 3 BON TON CORSETSS3 TO 10

bOMB FOLLOVS i DEATH THREAT Of I BLACK HAND GAiG I Stoop of Builders Home I Blown to Bits in Attempt to Kill Many Them was an explosion early today In Denver street WdlllBjnsrntrjr that brought the polvfrlot population of that thoroughfare out of bed In a nash But non arose with such alacrity as the six famJIIr who dwell In the tiueestorv tenement at No 30 becnuso It Kas there that tM explosion occurred The tenant of this house boiling out In undress upon the irMsnatk found the toop of the ground floor a total wreck The ralllnrs were blown away and the whole face of the hoiun was smudged black Joseph ScMnttf a prosperous con tractor who owns the flat bulldlnc and liven on the first floor with his wife and Ills two small children had a strong BUS pldon that thee earlymorning high rxwered attentions were Intended for him Two weeks azo he cot a typical Blaolc Hsnd letter telllne him that unless he paid a certain sum his house wOtUd be destroyed with s lom Schlattl who Is pluckY irn3 the tar over to the ro U tnA mttrht A re olver He Is sorfr 1 nw that the shock of the cxtnoslon tcncorarllv tunned him and kept lInn rrm reach tie the front door In time to take a I shot at the three men whom eeral of Ms nelrhbors saw runnlnsr away I The police iv that the Black Han ers either u sed too maJl a qjantu of I dvrarcite to do any real darrace or olso planted their bomb Ijmslv that It wasted Its force on thi air I TifF IOXESOMETIMVN ONO Illllj Caslon Song Cet But Thin I a Ixwiesoiue Town ivas so good list Kolb anil 1111 the San TrnnrUrn tn New York Ijineh Maker named their show after It Its s great sons The Sunday World will give the words and music next Sun day with a comic Illustrated cover In I colors bowing Kolb and 1111 In character j Dont forget Next Sunday Order from netrsdralrr tndny Kdltlon Hniltrd I I I 250000 MINERS STHiKt PiNOIrG VAGEAGREEMENT I I Vest ern Pennsylvania Ohio I and TransMississippi Collieries Idle INDIANAPOLIS I Ind April lBltu I mlnoui coal miners numbering 2DOOOO are idle today on account of the full lire of the tnltod Mine Workers of America and the coal operators to agree upon a wage scale to go Into ef fet today District meetings are beIng held In an effort to reach an agreement In the various Stat and It Is believed the strike will be of short duration Central Pennsylvania and Indiana I mines are In operation as an agree ment has been reached In the former district and In this State miners and operator base agreed to continue work j pending a settlement which Is being negotiated b Joint meetfngs at Terre I llnut All the miners of Western Pennvl I nnla Ohio the Transmlsxlfslppl and I outlying districts have quit work I COLiVMBns 0 April Accorains to accurate reports received her to day from all over the Ohio mining district SlOuO workmen of all kinds In the mines are idle today as the ream of the decision of mine ortlclals In tile Central Competitive District to stop work because they say the operators decline to make any wag agreement KANSAS CITY April IIt wits bc ileved here Uiis morning that the EOI coal miners In Missouri Kansas Okla homa and Arkansas who are enjuyuu I a holiday today would return to work1 tomorrow winding a settlement of the differences with the offlcals of the Southwestern Intcrttato Coil Ojwrators Asiaclatlon There hue be n no utrke In the Southivot saM George Colvllle r rev dent of the MKwurl Mttuers Associa tion It is up to tlue operators to icy whether there wilt be a strike Nothing dn1n looklnc to the settlement of the present differences has boon lone vet hut the situation looks brltrht and i believe dome titan for a ctinfenmce be tween the otxTitors and the miners wll be reached today 1 Aittttmt Sc 010 OBJECTS FOR WEDDING OR EASTER GIFTS BRICABRAC DEPARTMENT THIRD FLOOR RICHLY DECORATED PORCELAINS IN VASES PLAQUES CENTRE I PIECES AND FIGURES BRONZES CLOCKS AND CLOCK I SETS ELECTRIC LAMPS CABINETS AND PEDZSTALS JARDIMtRES CUT GLASS IN FLOWER VASE BONB3N DISHES COMPO TIERS AND SIMLAR OBJECTS ENGRAVED ANJ PRIS MATIC GLASS RUSSIAN AND LIMOGES ENAMELS PHOTO GRAPH FRAMES JEWEL BOXES AND OTHER ATTRACTIVE PIECES I S Allmait Cn I INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR FACL1TIES FOR ENGRAVING i STATIONERY FOR EASTER WEDDINGS INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS IN THE APPROVED FORMS AND LETTERINGS ATHOME AND VISITING CARDS MONOGRAMS AND ADDRESS DIES 34ft trut 35U 0trlrt attft 5tl1 1UltUtt rattklfn Simon d Lo Fifth Avenue WILL PLACE ON SALE THURSDAY THE REMAINDER OP Womens Imported Model Costumes For Street and Carriage Wear From the Best Paris Fashion Creators 27 Paris Model Costumes Reduced from 14500 6950 28 Paris Model Costumes Reduced from t9Soo 9850 25 Imported Lingerie Waists Elaborate dressy moJel of sheer linen real Irish crohet lace and I handmade eyelet embroidery front back and sleeves I 2450 I i Real Value 4500 FIFTH AVE f 37th and 38th Sts I t Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonder I 1 ThE CUNNING OF RATS RuIJ11hA18 p Unbeatable Exterminator EXTERMINATOR OF THE BUBONIC PLAGUE The Plague is a disease of the rat and fleas Inmjr on the infected rat be come themselves infected and cam the disease to other rats and to the people ROUGH ON A TS THE OLD RELIABLE THAT NEVER FAILS Ruts are too cunning to be caught by stereotype readyprepared foruse doses Pits Are smart but ROUWI ON RATS beats them REASONS WHY U Because of the fact that KULOII ON RAT is ALL 95 c poison and 1115 tc lit mixnl is the reason why it is the most efiective and so reliable as an etermiintor of Roaches Ants and lied BURS as well as Kits and Mice ur There is enough poison in one lie box of KOLGII ON RATS to kill 500 to 1000 Rats and Mice I Fools the Rats Vce and BURS but never fools the Hi er rv WHY Because Rats instnctiveh avoid the farU ar forms of ready preparedforuse doses RotGII ON KTS tenug unmixed anSi all poivm can be disguised in many ways thus compietel OIulwII11 them and you are not pajinj 15c for flour paste and grease that cm be had for 6 cents a pound that must necessarily form the bulk of readpreiaredforuse atchpenny devices tsr Being all poison one i5c box of ROIGII ON RATS when mixed wth omethttg they wll eat will Spr1 to Iuo Litle lrJs or cakes that V kill fie hundred or more Rats tntI lice and thousands of Reaches nts and Bed Hues 15c 25c and 7Sc boxes at Druggists E S ELLS Chemist JuRM CITY N J U S A a a 1 aki I1 tii loJ i V e J C J Y Special rt Jtf r id This Elegant i1 Rubber Silk Coat E Exactly like Cut r Fashioned after a new 1 V l T I f4 r v Parisian mood American l 1 I ct L J 1 t 1 k ized by our ta lonng experts i t perts it embodies every I iti 1i i I 1 J 1J54V1 feature of distinctiveness I C fJflrIlI I J kt c IJ JI J d I J 1 sty I e and utility ot gar 1 I 1I1 I W 4 tvJ ments made by noted lor J iIi11 111 I fj t tV I cign makers I 1 1 J PtNtH I l1 Gtif jir1 ti hhl Regular Value j 25 y1 jfr 1j I i i Very special at f i 1 ici17ii 1 i 00 lit f i IS i I I f V l 5 J iH t tl I J j r 1 1t i J t i L V This coat is illaJe from old t t ii j I 1p1 til moires and satins in tl Uri i Ulue Brown Jreen Silver I C 17 1 M t jLl f t Gun Netil Smo e 4 I t 0 I N edand many novelty t T trfi I t h strip ereus cutis and 1lf1i I II H r col of contrasting I J l IJ J I irs rastlllg IJ tI i I I h J ors II ed with pure I Ii w iJ f I l X i 1 i 4 ara rubber seams tj11It t th t cemented and vulcan kit ii e o t ri H e r HUIr nti t I It ci i ized by our own 1 i il 0 1 t r patented process I 1 r i J mak1l1g it absolutely imper 1 viou to rain wind and dust t 1 r 1t tcj cut to full length to give ample f t protectin to the Gown 1 lib is J 1 a very desirable outer garment for all sorts of weather M FROM T 831 MAKIR TO rrOOFrra BWAY WEARUR tIapANY 12th13lhSt RAINCOAT COMPANY FIRE SALE of Furniture from the Parker Building Fire The goods are uuinjured they are parts of broken suites and odd lots brought over from our storage warehouses While our insurance is being adjusted we offer our elegant stock comprising the latest designs and pat j terns in modern furniture for 50c on the Dollar Our New Store 3032 East 21st Street contains the larger part of our 100000 stock samples of which we displayed on the entire 7th floor of the Parker Building In most cases the pieces have just been unpacked from our storage warehouses All will be sacrificed from our former exceeding low prices FREDERICK W EVERS f 3032 East 21st SErecl Ueiweeu Broadway and lIlt Ave I j j t t 2 5 jr 20 2 2 2 2 2 2 I 1I 1908 World Almanac On Sale Everywhere 25 c T rrrrrrrrrirr f rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr If iffbt bt j I t oo i r

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6 THE EVENING vV O R Ll WED N E s P W Ii I c JO 1 GIRL IN fLAMfS f OIVfS TO STRftT if fROM WINDOW f f Lena Isabel Killed by Plunge I i From Fourth Floor During Fire THREE OTHERS BURNED r t Father Sister and Uncle of Talented Musician Victims of Explosion 1 Miss Lena Isabell one of eight sis l ter known throughout New England ai the Musical Faintly because all of them play on string Instruments and LIng nnd compose a troupe of travelling musician died In Flower Hospital hav ing Inhaled tlames In a fire In the home f of her uncle Frank Isabell No 3IS tr East Fortyeighth street today before te nhe dived from the fourth floor of the f house to the pavement fracturing her sXull and Injuring herself Internally Her younger sister Miss Kthel was f nlso badly burned ns was her fathor Vlncenzo Isabell also a musician and f Frank Isabell the uncle was horribly i i Injured havlnn run many blocks I t through the streets with his clothes flaming before he fell from exhaustion i i The Is hell family of sisters live with f their father and mother at No SI Pleas I 1 ant street Lynn Mass The father fi iUv Lxna eighteen and Ethel seven f t teen came to New Yorl on Friday last y to sivo two mu lcale Yesterday was i Inns birthday and with her father t and sister she wont to the Church of the Most Holy Blood In Baxter street ulero Father Francesco hoard the girl whom he had baptized eighteen years before rinK The father and daueh ters then went to the home of Frank 4 Isabell and during the early part of the night a musicale was given to a 1 number of friends In honor of the Blrls r birthday Lamp Explosion Starts Fire Ii If The two sisters and their aunt Mrs Frank Isabel were a leop In a rear 1 room of the apartments on the fourth f floor and the father and his brother f were In a front room when shortly I after midnight a lamp In the front room it exploded Burning oil was hurled about f nnd as Vlncenzo Isabell leaped from bed iI his clothes were set ablaze He cried on alarm anil his daughter L na run to r nB nlJ Bin smotln I the flames In her fathers dot he lout her own flimsy nlKlu garments caught lire The father rusiifd to till hall to rail for help just to Ethel came Into the room viih her oar hunds she tried to smother the Homes about her sliter wiicn her own clothing caught fire Maddened from fright Lena leaped to me utwii Mniluiv Designing hor In UlUion Ethel threw her arms about livr sliicr and iiltempied to draw hw I LL 11 1 Dived from Window Her sn iui1 us iKi tiiuai to t F nml Xrfiiu wiith a piercing hrlfk dived from tlic wimiuw o the t ment ir dmties and hair hiaxiiiK Sb landed n a iiei un sdwa U mid was last burning to death wh i VIIIiim Uiicniee timilor or Ill l HOU ran to the street nnd wrapped In r l xly In a blanket Ethel was also In danger of perlslifnK In the fire Her nrgil elothuit had ai most been burned from her body and W her hair was on fire when lier uml IS rushed to save her He smothered Ur f llaiucs Isabel daubed to the street He yelUil for help ns he sprinted for First uvc liue and then turned down the svem and fell exhausted at Fortyflr street Iolicernan Gilbert of t4ie Kant Jlf llrst street ftatloti overtouk him aim J vlth his coat smothered the llames The fire causwl a panic In the ten incnt VIncenzos scruimH In tin hi nrousM the twentylive ramllles an rnkny ol them tok to thu flrcuFfnu and others lo thu roof When tnu tin tncn of Engine Company No S arrive In answer to a still nlsrm thry had tn trouble In pultlnz out the HIP In loa bells iipartmonln but they had mu I trouble In ouktlns the frlirlitenvd ten tints I Dying In Hospital t J Jr HaHIIls 11 Iroii ilwcr liufpiwl Jlo ttnv Mia Lena was close to doath ana he u uered the driver io iiiaKe hu horse d I 1 tholunbulanoe rolUtl up to the hos f pital in record time and the unoon bcloui girl wai plated upon Uie pir tlon tanlo Tuen Uie do tora ducdver tttat the nirl hld Inhaled nainef and I Bald she would die Dr H tlnx I hen raced b xk to the Urn acfoinpuiiuU uy IJr Luttsn In u Gucond ambuisnoe The physician I found Lena bmlly hurt but nhe rouH u to go to the hoipltnl Th luabfll broti ns also rfu fd to go to the hospital 1 Eiylntr they pr fprrol belnj treated at ti rnme tI COUNTERFEITED MONEY Ilnj Inn U i5 liirr np Irlnloil i I n LI n f rimntr on nrinlntliifi Miss Iilllnn lllitrlow a stni rrniHr fnr tlii Ilnnilllon Hink Notf ComVa I tcMltlrd iddny In L Wi1i r l ouri In tic on of Jnsi ii 111Ia I t f Ha Jlm itvoluilnnnry ris nt niul Henr Timnms lo llitnigiiiirr ri rif1 JolliUy with navlns cmintrrrfltiil Kfl OHO imil Ino pimnlM iiDle of t lluvlltui tuvrrninrnt Thi monry tho lift ii Ilalmx Is no ooiint rf ll but tllup r cuiT ncy of t1 n w llnytUn Ilfiiuill frll 1 ar to mcfivil the Kl llnR Hiiytlnn authori ties whon Ih Volntlnn h i 1id nj Cion Klnnsn nine pnllnpsed and de i fnnttij provrd Ui ful e THREE NEW SUN SPOTS BIG ENOUGH TO SWALLOW EARTH MIlWAfKFr April 1 v Kdtlie MoOo rafrs M nf aRtno ti pi Mftniult InlM rally lf c ly id v riiwlrvl hnvlns rcntly olmervecl tlirT nrw r Jx ihroiiK a now tM Ie M rm HtvVrfliy Two yf u j gp 11 m j 0 m 1 to lie S i inlle iirOM Urg fiioucrn 10 drop the coAh into CHANCfLLOR OA Y IS XONfRATfO BY M L CONffRfNCf Kev G A Cnnkes Charges Dismissed Without Hear ing as Foolish BOWNE is VINDICATED i Accusations of Vermonter Against Boston University Professor Also Cast Out The Rev George A Cook of Brin j don Vt n Methodist Episcopal clergy man who seems to be charged with i charges against fellow ministers like I a seltzer siphon Is charged with air sustained two disastrous defeats today The One Hundred and Ninth New York Conference in St lames Ghuroi I One Hundred nnd Twentysixth street and Madison avenue threw out the I charges brought by Dr Cooke against I Chancellor Pay of Syracuse Univer sity and at almost the imp time the New York East Conference In session In the HanVon Place M E Church Brooklyn dismissed the charger brought by Dr Cooke against Rev I Borden VP Bowno a professor In Bos r ton University Although Dr Cooke Is a member of the Troy Conference ho attended tho meWlnir In Brooklyn nnd heard hit charges dismissed Chancellor nil was present In the Harlem meeting when the charges against him were declared un worthy of notice and did not appear to be surprised at the result I IE John Ds Champion Bishop David W Moore passed the ruling on the Day charges They have aroused great public Interest chiefly i because of Dr Day avowed champion ship of John D Rockefeller and the Ptindard Oil Company The decision of Blshon Moore WAJ greeted with long applause He a4d he wanted to explsln his decision and did HO declaring that besides the lecil reasons for dismissing the charges they were foolish in Unit It was a direct at tack upon free speech and the fre press Bishop Moores peech was interrupt I ed frequently t y applause and at the end when he asked the regular ques tion Shall the character of James R Day bf passed the luind of every oIne of the several hundred delegates shoo Into the nil affirmatively Wheji Dr Days name was first PIERCE PLAYER PIANO 11 11 II 4 8 5 JOLIAII TES In rlll I10S1IIIY K llnN AD Scilil KI r Tliprr nt S7OO THIS IS NO APRIL FOOL It took two years of searching the pianomakini industry to secure such a good player piano as the PIERCE to sell for so little as S485 Two years of trying and experi menting of examination ami testing before we satisfied our selves that the PIERCE would measure up to the best sold for SOO elsewhere that it would meet our exacting require ments and YOURS i price is low ennugh by mr standards apologize for an unworthy piano That is only good business judgment pn our part for we are jealous of our reputation The PIERCE will exactly meet the needs of thnss who wi h a truly gooj playerpiano nt small expenditure for it is sold for 215 less than its equal can be purchased elsewhere Ye invite investigation r i r rent I M rfKt rn o1flTo1 10 Vi f r p k t W AMIKSO S CO PIANOS S o io Hnwn S MnMil HAH1TON BROS PI n AM urvf v c Idca Me odisre Playcrpianos Snlurday v l1lnlJ3 to 10 a demonstration conccr will be nvcn You are Invited 100 plls of nvisic 5 C n dle r J it ANDEJ SON CO 70 Fulton Street near Smlt IrIOk nbo Kir H i u ir4 I r r ncli l in the list Conferonro irrr Inry Jcorci V Irlinlnn nahl Tifrf ro cli M niitn T Or Inmrfi H jar nnl Ih IrtcKatiii Ijrohw itilo iaiifihlcr fin prt tilcil o rcntl III v Jiari1 i whloh hi M ir fin oniiK that Dr Inv hHil lofinn l Thoodrrt Hixiipvelt Dr Day iiiajr no cITort lo nnter in1 cliarufS In til PI I Illj ljoi Miro valil iait the ihnrcrx of cIt IIIUO i nilsht as will lie lirntiKht Mtr ini mo ininUicri f Ihf InlliM StnUi tfpnite 1 ChnnNIor P Dr Cooke Heard Hlmsslf Scored nov James S iTinilwlPh thp prifM Inlt clilir piilleil up tlio Howno rhuvsi within a fov minutpy aftr i Hr it lyn mcctliifr was railed Dr Coi ke ac cused Iir llownc of li fimathm at rlmrli tor Intlinlilntlnn nnil hypcuTlsv I llev Ir lames M lliiokl y dtor of the Christian Advocate who ia j hlmcjlf liopn charsoil with livr loffensp hv Dr Cooke anil exonpratPil i liy the Conference moved that rlin I none charRes he illml pil lie ha l i his motion on the prouml Hint the I rhnrRe came from an Irresponsible source outside the conference When we consider th number of times Pr Cooke has preferred charges icatrKt 1IIn prominent In the church j said Or Ituckley and when we con j slclfr Hint thc e charnes havo been ilMined unworthy of consideration tiy conferences all over the rnimtry rt feems to mo that these particular charwes should be dismissed without de ilate i If we knew the man who preferred them had suffered from an epileptic fit an hour previous to or nn hour follow ing their preparation we would dismiss them on that ground If we knew a nnn presenting any charges was nn luibltvil Irunkard we would dlsmfss 1 them on that ground Dnrliur the Thaw I I trial we heard a rat deal about cx HKKer ted epo and Hert Dr Cooke pot up and pro claimed that he was beOntr slandered nnd dram l He was Informed that lie hAd m standing In the meeting and no right to Bpenk The ehnrfres aBiiJnst Dr Howne were then dismisses by a i 1 practlcftlly unnnfmnus vote I TIIBRB IS ONlT ONn j JOHN H VVOODBURY The World Fame Face A Fmtim SpfOlAiitt Orlclnator nf neparntlve uml Corrective KMitural Surn ry hu r tiove1 hi nfnc to 30 WKST 2D ST inJ If now Irenlilent of The Fnclnl Cultivnting Co n tiu no official connection wilt ury othfr Initltute or ottrr In this or any other city Wrto1bury lot UmJI s H cifth Office or hy mail IVioklft frie lp woouniniTs to ftte nn coiwosis appltrntlmi hmtr n AND coloring Srlntlflc ppllcntlon at parlnra 1 nnd fi WOonillIlVS NBW WIUNKIR 1 Wonderful Impl nent for pelftpeTtln face CIro ikln nf rtl cortratlnn wrinkle car wooiminvs ivonowivo XAII ItiiE ji Invtant relief an1 p ltive cure Wr Inch John 11 Woolturys uy to date m thicl TlPrmatftlrtfA Office CT mail ioure F F MtTH M D SfROEONIMfYiSICIAN All mperf ctloni nf fpntuns ptlnlei c r I nxret aTl illitflgurlnir Minilht romovel Huirpt1 rvft mal FfMlsht tv Dlfhei or flat now iuit up vi OuHtinillnr eira ftt twk sro Rnrtlni checks lifted up f5O iHrnia Ufnauamation tlie entlr o itlcl of tne fare talen off 711 Mol anJ Ian nndeitM I Superfluous hair rmove ft Tattoo powder and birth tnnrks KM V rh I cnr vrnk ant all unneinril cronli snd uwljcbUy blem he removed without pain No charse for cnfldfntii interview I Remembor Vo 30 WM ZJ St THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY I TROUBLE AND DONT KNOW IT Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible for more sickness and suffering than any other disease therefore when through neglect or other causes kidney trouble is permitted to continue serious results are sure to follow Your ether organs may need attention but your kidneys most because they do most and should have attention first If you are sick or feel badly begin taking Dr Kilmers SwampRoot the great kidney liver and bladder remedy because as soon as your kidneys begin to get better they will help all the other organs to health Prevalency of Kidney Disease Most people do not realize the alarm ing increase and remarkable prevalency of kidney disease While kidney disor ders are the most common diseases that prevail they are almost the last rec opnlzed bypUfnt or physicians irAo I iiintiiit IlIrrlr irilh ilneturlug tlf i cffrft while the original tlltratc under ji I mines the system The mild and immediate effect of SwampRoot the great kidney liver and bladder remedy is soon realized It stands the highest for its rjmarkable cures in the most distressing cases Symptoms of Kidney Trouble SwampRoot is not recommended for everything but if you are obliged to pass your water frequently night and I day smarting or irritation in passing i brickdust or sediment in the urine headachi1 backache lame back dizzi ness poor digestion sleeplessness ner i vousness heart disturbance due to bad I kidney trouble skin eruptions from bad blood neuralgia rheumatism lumbago I bloating irritability wornout feeling lack of ambition maybe loss of ilesh sallow complexion or Brights disease I may be stealing upon you which is the worst form of kidney trouble SwampRoot Is Ilessunt to Take If you are already convinced that SwampRoot is what you need you can purchase the regular fiftycent and one dollar size bottles at all drug stores Dont make any mistake but remember the name Dr Kilmers SwampRoot and the address Binglurnton N Y which you will find on every bottle I If You Need a Medicine You Should Have the Bst I SwampRoot is always kept tip to its high standard of purity and excellence A sworn certificate of purity with every bottle SAMPLE BOTTLE PRlR To prove the wonderful merits of SwampRoo you may have a sample bottle and a book of valuable Information both sent ab solutely free by mail The book contains many of the thousands of letters r ive 1 from men and women who found SwampRoot to be just the remedy the I needed The value of SwampRoot is so well known that reader are advised to send for a sample bottle Address Dr Kilmer 5 Co Binghamt N Y Be sure to say you read this generous offer in the Nev York Evening VorU I n Read World Situation Wants for competent Office and Household help I u IIIIIIII x Southwest Corner 6th Ave and 18th St New York Special Sale of Womees Tailored Spring Stilts From Overstocked New York MaKers N ew Butterfly Suits New Nobby Cutaway 95 Suits New Prince Chap Suits they are 15 oo 8 and 2000 values at r Kew butterfly Snt3 20 Ncbby Cutaway I vtli 4 lergfth and shorter hip lenitn I on coa smad 01 jlegant shadow str p a Fitted Coat Slits chilI on t anamas ihe new Panajih ci ths fine Series latest fancy striped f fine Chiffon Panamas collars with rrsttds in BUck Blue uendarnu iroire and braid trimmings satin lined Blue n wllrht Gray brown Blondine sjcre flare skirt trimmed with wide Ian and Pearl Grays J 9 seffod and double box All i7es lor women and d 8 d front in all sizes 95 misser Your choice to plaited I Izes j morrow at ior women and misses 0 I ulues up to 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