The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
April 7, 1908

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m u A 1 t C yr u s burr r Il 1 r 1 r 2 THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY APRIL 7 19081 l u i ESCAPED CONVICT VISITS POLICE I HfADQUARTfRS I Lasala Marches Through the It Mulberry Street Building in Disdain t FLOATED AWAY ON LOG f Friends in Harlem Equipped F Highwayman for His 1 S Bold Exploit A mynterlom mAn whose nnmo the t police are keeping ocrcl called at the t Brooklyn Detective Headquarters U r day and told n story or the ndvoaturos r of Joieph Ivisala who ecipcd i m lng Sing thnt mJKRosts chapter from f the lYramthuIitfons of Jean VnlJiMn rr Slnbail According to Detective IJ irt who talked with the man the Infonnin Is a prosperous business nun ant rn i ioya a wide acquaintance wIth lu1I residents of Brooklyn He Is afraid said Ilsintl that I i it It known he toll us anything friend of Lasala will find nlm and some morn Ing he will not wake up as usual This man talked with a pal of Laais unu the pal Is under great obligations to my frIend When you think about It thi way he describes Lasalas getaway fetter the man got over the wails to about the only way the man ooud have MCapcd Rode on Log In River Lusaln hob been iown nmong his Msoolates as liunny on account of bU small stature and his quit bur rowing tricks and manners Although hit footprints ended near tho railroad track at the walls the theory of his having Jumped a freight Is ridiculed by Llsantls caller He crossed the tracks said that Individual Ho Is smart and he knew they would expect him to try to make I11 way on the blind baggage So ho did not stop until he got o the river hoping to find a boat there but his luck was bad and the best ho could get was a log He waded out Into the water and threw his arms around n big log going with the current end pushed himself out ns far as he could In this way he drifted out from under the shadow of the bit prison walls and In the early morning Ilgtit his head and shoulders Just above the surface of tho river looked like nothing more tjian on old piece of driftwood JVHa could not swim but when he ot to r rqto Jtio kicked and paddled l nthe iVeIt4h l ottom under hlBrira i nil ecrambled nihorc Then he caught fufrelght which took him to Harlem Friends Awaited Him pliie In Harlem things were easy Hit confederate had arranged a moet Injf place end soon he was there A hnnee of clothes WAS wafting for him and he was glen money and n pistol The man wbo told me this said there was u merry company there and they I laughed nnd toasted Lasala In the wine of Italy Hinny was In high spirits and he laughed and sang It was easy he said The guards up there and the police fn New York fire fools nnd ti show how 1 am umnrter I win walk through Head quarters In Mulberry street And he did my man told me yesterday morn I ing right after roll call and his friends were waiting for him outside to con gratulate him when he came out iM Lasala with the money his friends rave him had no difficulty In getilnc out of New York anil by this time he la far away HP told this man who talked with me that In Imd done iranv things for which he could il inirrls oned but that the particular jih tnpv bent him up for was not his dnlnir It was n frame up he said fa I determined I would It get away Anv how I do not careI am desperate nil It wax either live or die with me r did not care much which Uisila has a Iterrllil disease fiom wliLli he can never remver and this also made him desperate uu r J Help Wanred ToDay 2 I As advertised for in The Morning Worlds Want Directory i i I TUESDAY AIHII 7 IMS AdilrMKM 2 Girl 24 groti 20 llnrrisviliker I Apprentice 1 Homework 12 Artlit I IInrshjers 2 Dakota II iron or a Ilonnaz 32 Jnnlt ri U Jlartendrri 3 JanIiresss 2 Bookblnilera c JwIItr J Bookkeepers ladl Tailors II hays 2 Liurilrnieii 4 Iluihelmcn II Maihlnsn 1 llutrtitri II Minloure 3 CiilnMlIaker I Milliners V OAnvaigpM 2V Sur fs jj Cvprnton a Ovrainr 18 Citttltrt 0 Ialnitrn Cmmb rmal 22 IlioMKriiiiheri 0 Clrormaktr I 1lunilirr j Cliaufffun 2 Imtfr s Collector 1 reacers m Compjiltors is 1reiiinien 1 Cooki IMalf 10 Snlcslaillfi 14 Ock remnlel Js iloimm 5S Cutteri 2 MIIIHB CIrk j Urr iKikfrii T sin lMintiu 2 i DMitliln 4 Skirt lUnJi i I Dlihuaihm lo Sesv Hanl i Drug Qrrki 11 Solicitor t Klfvotor runnm a Strno Kiphrri IP I j I nmbrolJcrr s m1Lirel1s 2 Engineers t Tailor Enitravfr 1 Trimmer j Farm llamli y Typrwriter tVt l Feeders 7 lpaulerr 1 FlnJhrr 7 Val Iliad 13 c Firemen J Valieri B oMtr 1 allo ffer CO Forclailln 2 Watttimin I Fortmn 3 Mltccllinccui vT Qtdn I Iu1 I X I The hrU printed 1291 Kzlp Ads tcJn 717 mere than all ollier New York papers cjnibined r ii ili bi Race Track Gambling Championed by Big Tim Sullivan I 1 Condemned 0 as Degrading to Man by the Rev Dr Aked I i Tatting a Bet on a Horse Race Seems I to Me a Harmless Pleasure n I the Politician Says I I I GAMBLING WORSE THAN DRINKING PASTORS VIEW Favors AntiRacing Bills Not to Save the Bettors He Admits but to Save Others By fiixola Cre cley Smith Tomorrow the final vote will be ken on the antiracing bills Gov Hughess measures for the suppres sion of racetrack gambling the pas ij sage of which would mean the cbs h ng of race tracks in New York I r A final word was said yesterday c i Albany by Timothy D Sullivan 4 c etter known as Big Tim for the icetrack owners and the lovers of ie sport of kings and a final an er for those in favor of the bills V pplied by the Rev Chailes F VMI rastor of the Fifth Avenue aptist Church Briefly Mr Sullivan who thinks i1 hopes the antiracing bills will COWi GQLZFLj7 TD 1e killed is of the opinion that the i LesgLMature has no right to regulate the habits of the people who must i have some amusement and who will ilop some other form of gambling i If betting on the races be aollshed Prohibition will follow In the wake of j the antlKnnibllnir bills If thc mensurrs RO through In his opinion and the dos i ing of the saloons will be followed by tile revival of the curfew boll compelling people to KO to bed at a certain hour I Dr Ahed on tho contrary holds that all betting Is dishonest and that the spirIt of the gambler is tile spirit of the thief A bet he declares grows out I of the desire of one man to Rain liy anothers loss and consequently the bettor trade Is plunder and hip sense of honor thruuf the secondstory man here Is what each of these wHlely divergent gentlemen had to say of bet ting considered from the Illble and the Howtry points of vloiv PROHIBITION NEXT SAYS JIG TIM There Is a Rood chance iil TImothy P Sullivan optimistically of the AnliKTce Track bills beIng kllleJ but suppose they piss Next year well Have pronlhltlon amid Shunext a Inw furMildlnR people to leave their homes after 9 P M and makIng It a misdemeanor to recite Curfew Shall Not lUng To NIght at any time Now said Mr Sullivan confidentially you know ns wait as I that people have pot to have some amusement If the cant gamble one way theyll Ramble another way Putting a bet on a horse rnc seems to me a harmless pleasure I I thouch Ive never bent the bookmakers yet Taking a drink now and then doesnt I strike me as rvlnR a crime though Ive never taken a drink In my life II YOU CANT LEGISLATEMORALS INTo MEN PupK j these things wre as Immoral ns the reformers claim so long as the majority of the peiple wanted tlum legislation couldnt tamp them out You cant legislate morality Into people You ran only legislate hypocrisy Why do the people who ars atta Kins race track betting leave the Wail street Ramblers alom7 A fellow who IMPS a few dollars at the track at least i Rets a run for his money He smes the boise he has bet on lose at the worst When you bet on Wull street all you do Is to put up tho money then wait till your broker tell you you must put up more and finally winds up by telling you j youre sold out We might as well pet out all the old Puritan Hue laws and reenact them I nil ot once Maybe If the reformers started In to burn a few witches It might help make up for the lots of tv track Hut concludd Mr Sulllv significantly the tracks arent lost yet I lILT nETTTG VVO Miy DR AlE HOLDS I Dr Charles F Akd rail Mr Suliivu ietvx pry rnnfiily Then he said To state that a curfew Inw must frllmv tlc pislnir of the hlll ngalnt bettlnir Is nMiut ns ptishp HS to say tat Just hecatie I have one wife I am on the hlsh mail to commlttlii bkTmy It was Lord Cole I think who when tjllomh the Rreatest penalty of blsamy rrplle Two motherslnlnw And by Pie way have von heard the remark that formerly n man married several wives nn1 It was called polygamy Now he marries only one wife and Its enVed monotony Hut Dr Aked I asked wont we have monotony It there Is to t no more betting no more drinking no more anything 7 No replied the clersvmnn rlouslv that wont be monotony Thnt will he millennium fiamliMnc Is a wore vice thnn drinking Because of It mmhrnil Is dejraded home wrecked Evon hoy stud 4rt romc Its Victims Wltnvs tlie crrp shoot Ire by maB chlldran In the streets that I read so much of In the news papers New papT by I wny hnve lwv n Inrtrclv Inslrumental In prfmvlnc tho RimbllnR Interests It no tournal publlshsed news of race meetings t ttlnc O1d anti other sportlni Information or similar character there wool tie uttte floe d of leclslatlon nunlnM the race trad Thy wood die off for lik of popular fuppjrt Iconic nt the people In your nrF7i per cent of thrm have the paper open at the rnclns news 41 GAMBLERS SPIRIT TS THAT OP A THIPff I think Hl hp PMter was iiivitnl the other diy UH iylnjr that there wns nothing dhlcilly wruri In fi MPn of irnrnblinK per e Tills on question was onee dUcissed at a r 0Imt Ion In Knuinnd anil ll was only hv tweniyine votes to twentv that the na entlil iTimonlly of irambllni was maintained Tie VMrv nOt ore of tv il esaiUies that bet tite Is dlsionest It seems to me and tint the spirit of th imbler Is the spirit nf the Chief The nnn who heiR expects to gaIn by anolVs lo s Now the bls of business Is mutual advunaxe and v hen n man dIVratelv seoNs hla own profit nt Hie enen f of another h s Is no belter tI n rob er The nnn who bets does this and I cm Riad ev Yin ies nwahonoil to the nec stv of snpuro nH him i You nit legislate poihe miilty Into people Its true hut you can estnVlsi nipnthp morllty tlirnuvli fear nf the law i NOT TO SAVE WrTORS UUT OTIIJiKS If the antlracliiK time tmns It will prove Iot the majority ot pecpe In I New York ire opposed to rinilnx Ami the mijoriy under your Govern ment him the riwit In tumirs It will on thf minority T ippcs I ciumtnui 1 maiultv whrnild decide that It vnf Immoral to wear hIru sUk haB would It I rlcnt for them to decree tat there should e nn mC IVitlrly repied Or Alieil If It were prove that Ih wearing of a lilRh sllj hat wis InJir nis I tie i ttirrimntt v ihllillun nlnrili lie esahll IohoI not for the ROil of thnn who drink hut fir the protection of those who dont nil I liettlrjs must lie tiVlhhed not to si l the bettors but to save others I BIDDLE TO MPFT OBHiEN I IN ANOTHER MATCH j illini1re Society Man Says te Was ill When Me Box d Last Saturday Night PHtliAUCLPHlA April il1tcJurI ntlioT J l rescl Biiin aol Jism rt i oiCd rum a ltn uncsa w ln n 10 an ttoril n 1 1 n iiil luu with i Jacli linen nt he Morton CrUlKt l huiuiiliiv miit i Uuj mnoviritil toony tliut the society maji uiij the j I professional ividUsi will Imvo nnoiior I COThe 1 The date will lv llxod In n few days I Know Mr HlOdk wns nick when wu t nii t at the clul nmulior KHKJ ijjjrjcn UJiy He put up u Kaiuu innich bin I im lVaK way uclou ma nd ii ii ijett u lOo4t I IlrI Urimy mBM i Il 1io1 JUt Iiuvtrroj fo 111 ljlll HR lfll 10 I4 unJ I 11 oIlhl 11 10 have rine nn tlHlid nvt Itk tu I hlK frkniln Vii l1 lie Rtr In slIt v ivn in mstcu wiii t t ho ran Jilt ill rUt jllif lu HIilJIo rntnrf iln nnnoinemom ithr return Ii d re 111 cc tat VhiiM A 7 hn r elI shou O BrIon 11 ml my frlnndi tint Im not nt loW as I sectiuo the other night hn nM IM t t 1 S A a t t I t f C

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7I i jt 0 4 4 1 p40To 1 l TIJviQTHyDSULLIVAN REVDRCHAFAKffD ocwooD u FAMOUS GERMAN II I SCIENTIST HERE t N VAYTO J1PAN I Prof Koch Takes Long Trip i to Rest After Arduous Work in Africa Dr Koch the famous German physi cian and discoverer of the tuberculosis lymph arrived here toJay on the Kronprlnzescln Cecille of the Xorth German Iloyd line accompanied by his wife They will remain In this city only a short time it they are anxious to reach San Francisco and take ship for Japan On the night of April 11 Dr Koch will be one of the guests of honor at II banquet given by the German Medical Society Andrew Carnegie will be an other gut Immediately afterward the eminent scientist win start West ward stopping only at Chicago and S LouIs i Mrs Koh salt that her husband ctMleJthi ift he wa nw trutlns I after Ills arduous wurk In Afr ivi wiri he wint to she bittl to tne pleduint I sickness In time rlul1 about laKe Vic rin N nnza I I UPVii want to go ha k there said Mr Kvh it suits mv fuiirtu irii and sum lll my exiiTlcmes were awful i f ir Il Wl Dr Kneh rfiscd tn i il niulvJvl fucii n hhrll1 lIt lie wa satlsM d I wh the SJrfll mi In enin utie terv An p iv nilnst lIsictnn He t iMurht the I rI hre vmlil h iilili in UiiM iii r tie matir wlt m nv in l I e friiu tin I CHAUFFEUR AND jI I fOOTMAN ACCUStD I I Mrs Ida I3 TOWS Causes Their i Arrest on Charge of Steal i ing DianionJs I I On complaint of Mr Idn Harrows f i No ffi Kast Kftvroirii street U iifv I tutu unetri mi rid Jnm Conroi nir ciiiu lour ansi fottman jml iOwnrd Felt a I friend i f Ftjmni4n uvre touy ai 1 raIned before Magistrate llvrrmnn In I lu Jeff rwm Market Ililli Court lId held for trial In IIO ball eicX c ar I id with tlu larceny of a diamond studilm ribbon wntc ijruiird with n i Iliiiumd pendant valued at 41CTO IJL l lrldiy accunllii to Mr liar I riiw IM nun wui stepping from her aiomomlo n frmt of a house on lm I Twencyylxh strnt she droiipu hrr I ualuhKiiuiil ilio nillliil lnico I oi1 iiutriiiM and Dot iivt Uiiov of t m i C ntrnl Jlllte locitd It III n Ninth iveiiii itt KII I t1 1 n nrriii il I by Itley all a riniit of Information j ii i 11 I y the 1lwuhrJkr Illliv later uiicHtid ltlLlnun ell nnI trI nnor Ito mu tMn tnM ItHv that ConiiuiH hnd itt vit him the guard nay Ins It WON for his wlfi nnd hi was ufrull ic would los It II i took it M hlI room In the llnrrmvn hnusr nnd ounconlii It in u ohfinllirr The next loinlnK he said It VIIH gone II II We tiHt Irltn nliit niiii him t hit nlI1I In xplte r the IlTun r 11111 Hociifilder Uamun en enimfDl tn I I l I i ll I Vl ll I ll tKlII of walvlj ol1l11lnatlon ltnuin n r i iiinl 1 o ily In told Itiltfj to tnii MrmHh nnd Inhiitfd that he wn Iinrt tt Tit prljitiiH suil nnthlim Mm tJurva who In twentysix years old owns u jewelry flturo at No 37 Maiden Lane I MME GOULD SEEMS NOW IN DOUBT BUT i SAGAN IS JUBILANT i i I Continued from Klrst Page Roman Catholic and marrying a dl 1 vorced woman wns n ktd I Oh such little matters are easily arranged I May Ask Dispensation I Thea you would apply to the Pope 1 for a dispensation j Possibly smiled the Prlcce Yes I that Is maybe Oh but one mOst not 1 talk of these things In advance In regard to the Mnal adjustment of I affairs In the Gould family the Prince said i You know that Mine Gould nnd I had an understanding before I followed her to tills country I wns very confi dent that Mme Gould would win her family to her way of thinking She Is a very clever woman She has a mind 10C her own and Is more t lan twenty one I When a prelate very close to Arch bishop Farley was asked today about the prospect of the Prince de Sigan re ceiving a special dispensation from the Pope to mArl the divorced wlfa of 1 Count Honl d Casteliane he said The Prince do Sagai Is a dis grace to the llomnn Catholic Church Why there would be no POFH blllty of such a man getting an audience with the Pope 1e would not be received at the Vatican and I doubt If he would have the taco to pre sent himself Calls It Outrageous The Idea of a man like that rail ing rlmselt a good Catholic It is out ragtotms Think of him pursu ing a mnrrled woman around the Cont tlCfltO woman who has the resjonilhlllty of bringing up children nnl who rhuulil throw her whole heart Into thnt responsibility Why tlio very thought of It Is aboulna b It i If thin iiinii doc marry he su lll Mill only ritil no ills pfiiiiitloii hliC it Lit hI ilisi Intlfl iMiiiiiiiiiiilritteil h Ilie er net of his iiinrrliiKM tliat nlLl Iu Hi tMH k If Itr IIUM tiny prifciixlollH ot Iflnt u Itoinllii Cnl hull Ti latt iia rcligtllS complications noild follow the m irriie ot Mnn fjnald and the Pilnce his been a feat ture of the negotiations that was till ftrr argued W ien Mme fjoulil mar rlud Count nnnl It wis agreed tint their children nliuulil ov brinig1t up In the Human rellKlon and a prest ls low thc tutor for the three little boys Tutor Opposes Mnrriage TiH tutor bus advIsed strongly tgtUmtt me marriage for the mortl in 1 iivu It mIght hue upon the cnlUien niul their trIo he I m irrled to 1111 tx omnr nlvatril man SInic Anna ciould her IWo children mil MlE llulen Gould took an iiutumo Ii rldii out lIlt lIsttle IJrlM and ir UK tho nurtintii s u bu rite of me c iilty vlini lljulil wno 111111 IlL MIU Will mil leuni lu luiipu until a 1 r 1 miti Her irkmls msat tit tat is M turmaliy iTigaktMi i u iu ic 1 mil tiU tnniial uniioiinii1 i li inn CI KisellKIlt 41 III Oc Xtli wit slit a low dayti u 11115111 oe iiiiii uxpliilned onu IV u AnoA tin niiitiuu touiy mat Mini utiiiiij nun an uiiiiurMaiiding lilt IJc haKiiu Shu wiuiid not emige hem on iu uiirry mm vllhuiu mti uluun ug tie cliiMfiu of the iiiuniuui of ner luiiily Tliat connvnl haa not bcun pra tlrally Bruniud Tliiiu i un iiiiHt Imiuiitant Oinir IKU CM tilt liuaU4 ilt till lillllltl UI 1M n ionld N iti Kitin avtniie a i IIlt wlicli hlluwii a iliiinv gm it tie pur iuyi trf tuitUng over ill Mt lltlllM til liltllll AaM Ulelu Sf tiu Mrs U ii Huulil Mla llutii pild Inrik iiilil uif hU win Tip ny nlnoiiufs weiv jforgo iutiid Him I i a urn Uoulil Mr t iur u Gnild extruded the olive tininch wlnoh lirniurtll the liilI lie ri of IIHT hiHhandn famll y 11 luu I tin ftntlv bom and won them over to the aide of De Sacan IHIGHLANDfRS IN hOB OF fANS AT UNGH8UEG Vl I I Whole Town Turns Out to See the New York Team I and Al Orth THE BATTING ORDER Iynehurg New York Sehmmrn If i rltlltll h How in 2tm ICeler rf Ito ker ft lahl If Klrkpatrick ip Hill ss OYrln Hi M rant v lb llurke sv Hemphlll cf r ivfs rf imnv so WcUnlte Nlc maui c f iklev p rtli P Implre Mr Stewart pwlal to The Evenlns WorM INTKHSTATE FAIH GIIOIXI S IYVlHHtMlO Vs April TCItlzcns of Lynchburg began satinring lu front of the hotel when fhe Higrilandem were quartered nt noon today and at Z oclock when the Niw York players started for the ball park the bus ltk had considerable trouble getting hrouh the Jam of people Llat blocked I tic street The weather was smiiiuTllke and tin blsgest crowd that vcr wltnessid a bill game In this aictlon tiiriiid out to ei tlu contest which was ftaturod iy the preseni of ntciier Ai Ortii who is a resident of the town Mem bers of tho Vlrslnla Slate Itipubllcun tnnvuntlon In Hs lon here attended 1111 game in u body First Inning Schuman tiled to Heinphlll Bowen fanned Hooker singled to light Klrlt imtrlck out Griffith to Morlurity NU HlNS Grllllth Illed to Hooker Keeler beat out an Intlciil hit Sahl dropped a Texas leaguer Into right Keel im stole tlird Ball was called out on strikes i I Murliirlty out Klrkpatrlck to OJjm men NU HUNS 1 Second Inning OHrlin oui Ort h to Mnilnrlty i I liurlco out to M irlarity unitsisted I l vii lllil to Stihl NO uNS llemphlll beat a bunt toward third r itot ily jiiippod silly in rlht atul on a bad throw of Uivla Conrov i M md ind lliniphlli to third IC in iw xiti d to left ncorlnj Hemp iilll mid Cmioy Klilnuw wet to iji nnd oil the throw In Oith fuled to tV iKlaki OrlKltii out Howon 4i 1 II eii l rler lila 1 10 nrtfn TWO itiNi4 RThird Third Inning I Hall tiMiU H tInkoR hitch Ily alin the I left Held foul line Oakley out Hall to Mi Inrlty Schuinuii IlleJ to Sty Fm I No ttYN Via hi hit a Ily In Dnvls Hall thou to i Ho iker lmlirlty hit to centre for two tugs llrimi illl walt silt at nrnt II Mo won el for Morlarliy coring lImp ii viaK iiit nt fliuond Voitlake tr lioweii ONH HlN Fourth Inning I nowen flied to Conroy nnd Honker tr Hi p11th ir ci itrlch wax lot liv a iIttmeil bull Klrkpitrlck nut stinllng Klilnow to Hall N 0 niNS I Ionniv sliiftled tri centre but was Idiirilid rifT HrHt when Kleinow hit II iliier to Klrlpitrlc Oith singled to rio it Griffith iut Howen to OHrlen I 0 itNS INDIANA CONGRESSMAN DIES SANITARIUM iNIiNAIIiS Ind April iOn I grciimtIi AbrtLhuni Lincoln BricK of time iiiiuteiuli inuiuiiit Dlslrcl dIed suddenly Mrlum here curly today in u unl I s 11 t SUFFRAGETTES GIVE POOR MAN ANOTHER JOLT Distribute Many Buttons and Much Talk at Madison I I Square Garden Poor Man got his again this afternoon from llftecn or twenty erf Now Yorks most Industrious suffragettes who dKtrtbutod little badge and talked from n little platform on the uipIwtlt at Twentythird street and Mudlson ave n ii1 In front of the Square Vllle tho crowds were going to the circus and the lunchers were strivuiilnp out of the ninny cafes and r tnurnn s n the neighbourhood the fearless little army mnrehod town like the Awyrlan u tho Mil and took their stan l He hind them oame a bit wagon 011 which posI tie rostrum in l when a coupli f truck drivers had dumped It Into place Mr IjMlla Commander unfurled A big yellow banner tn time free air of 1Ldon Eiuara On It were Inwrlted In big hack let er the wools Votes for Women and when the une mpoie l on the I benches and th lunohers and circuit wra paw this they trooped over to the roup cf 8affrgettt until lw the time things were In rendlness for the sp iklng to Ixsln there was n crowd of seivcrnl hundred wjiltlng for oxiie nlng to happen Nothing liappcnul but s iwhs how ovr This time time members f he irgresette Suffra soflatlnti of Vi York had obtained Ooniiii4M inn r ti Uiis tvrmlsion to unet anil MiK f not to iiirnl and th tvrtuinh a kt1 They nljo caY nwav lit lie vl low buttons and dodgers and wncn the mectns broke up It V okei ns If ever one hail teen converto to e ual siif rage Imlxlni front the nuirCier of but n on Ui lapejk of the men Mrs tniiiariltr was tnltres of eemonloa and In a tlnn determlniTi volV toM the nKscmblaze that there tl twr nfi thirty or forty thousand laws In New y rk which women were expectel f lov nnd In the making of hoi theu had no part f he OIlAtvl upon tno un falrne o thin and then Introduceil Mrs Sophlii I Loeldlneer as an east side r h lnnthr rl 1 Mrs IoUllncer Intimated that men iwerc A lot of Jollier Ve ask them for representation she said and they hand us not a lenon but a morsel of sweets In the Shale of a few unimportant appoint tmnfs as tenement Inspector and the i IKe Vo want more thnn thaI and we utll hnve It I Another spehker was Mis Mary Cole o I man a petty little la ycre s who J was Impressed nlth the fact that while she could co jn practicing law for 1 y ars and yeirs she could never rise I In icr profession brcaun a woman can not be elected JtHlze She had other nnruments too and there were other speakers Famous Expert Tel s I I Hew Fat May Be Rtmoved Rapid y by a Slmpt HoTe Remedy Wiihout Ciuilnj i Wrinkle Disturbing he Diet or Necciilty fo Exercise I Tit Is nothing but Unused energy taya 3 prviilnenl phytlelan awl the man or w m an who 19 bur1 nej wld It cin eaiily in P llh JIYI I rId of It ir they wlih All they iifej is i ounce of Martnolu I 4 ounce of FlaIl Ex i had CiJicnra Armatlc anj 314 ouncrvi of Syrup Sunpe all of which they can get at any Rood ilrau store for a few cents Then j ft iheal tike aims teAlHjnul afer mil TeU tfltlmi until they are 4awn to tlij wV cht tnpy want to be This Iruile hi nie receipt L far and AWIV t ttT lain any or all the latent or v ret I mejlcm for It reduce the fat uifely nnl hirmlrotiy The lnitroienn an In fact tonolR to t i1 opr havlnp baum tnio I ant purirylne nu lltlii and so help ratnor thin diirivs the ttomirh The rein Jy loos i not rauie wrinkles for It rdlurpj one grtu I sty ann nitaraliy pretenlnc a E M ut I line am nest if all neeli neither phyrfal I rifrnfle tn help I do the wrk nor bet I require any mane In illet one can net to putt anl ntlll tike thlnjrji eaiyeitlnv main I wh Ie Jun whO when and how he or alma pieareji If stirs anI net the MarainU In a ealert parkire 0 that you ft hml n1 not a nubtltue I I Special For This Wednesday CHOCOLATE AND VAN CO COANUT CREAM CUTS A fn 1 Dc POUND 1 UU SPECIALASSORTEDCHOCO Q LTES20 kinds POUND 1 JJ I CHOCOLATE COVERED MAkSIIMALLOUS POUND 25 C i Park Row ore opea every evening until 1 oclock I V e deliver fro purchases of one dollar aril oter lietwrci Buttery ami lOOth street i also all Urooklyn nrop r Af 548Rc14sr IJl L COflESTflWA I fliJ4 ct29 CORTANDT 3cJ CCRCH T I PARK Q I u un LA 411th 2O Jen4t s PtlIIJIAIt AS XMtS PItESVINFS The most vatutibie and V I nibie rift is a DIAMOND it Ineresips In tittie mac ye ii ItC vmpnmli and I n on iiJc iiw tailiui pemmenibrrince On prire i Cash or Credit ft I amimiver refrrae eciuire nI fr 1 IlieI atixu V i w L w SWEET a co I 3730 Maiden Lane N Y p rriinrn 3M Illltim SI Hronklvn u LOST FOUND AND REWARDS LOST tlO rowanl Ivturn white Mallei iMinlle four new h m puptitea crying for tier S3 Wmt ilt ci HELP WANTELMALE HAIVTKItS Ifll flrilclm incuhanlcij IJSO 111 Crllol fW 1X1fI day 8 hours lonj Job open shop Apply 2iif Central av 1 Far Rockaway 3 A Al u I I i i I I A Steady Grind I From the man who grinds the t lenses to our OCULISTS are men of experience Its the steady grind year in and year outthat brings the expe rience that really counts Espe cially is this true in the manu facture and correct fitting of correc ttn eyeglasses S 100 eyeglasses that are ac tually worth 5100 S300 eyeglasses that are ac tually worth 5300 We have no Bargain Sales i I OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS 64 East 23rd St nut Fourth Ave 64 West I 25th 51 near Ltnoi Are 442 Columbuo Avo Bin 82d Sta 42 489 FultonStroot BROOKLYN Oppcnte Abraham Sttmui t J iJC A HICH GRADE VAPNi AND STAIN COMBINE Stairways and stair rails ought t have a coat of JAPALAC every year iii that way you can keep them always lool r ing nice The expense is trifling because you can do the work your self SIXTE1EN PftLMt FOR 34LE B BEAUTIFUL rN1JtLROWAE AtiriRSTCUS COLORS 0 cALtR SIZES FROM r RCFOSC t PIKTirjilCti suBsmvit P GO se u Milk is one of mans few PERFECTLY com plete foods But of all foods it is the most easily contaminated Get this PERFECTLY complete food PERFECTLY safe by using FI PERFEGTLY 1 4 nw k 1 dlthycowt clean table mills 20 r chnnd fCiFi v I Lr pasteurized Ly a pIce I MCHE crapVlr Ihn that re ommeodd by Ihe United Stale Gay crnmtnt He lure trc cai on the bottle Knli Me fed lerety Pn lculzeJ Milk At our 40 i oiei delivried m botllci at 10 n QUART Tckphoce 3 jour order 10 6750 Columbui I DIED UMIIIViltlllii On MnnJiy April O CVTIIIIIHNK DAItDIVrjKIMKU he lovtii wit nf ClIfton OnrillnBklllr ant tlaUKhtcr nf the lao John J Curran Jr ngiMl Ji years Tuntral from the Into residence of her mother Ii lOW 5Ud nt on Thursday April 0 at U30 A M thence tn tho Church of the Hirreil Heart of Jeans f W IS lit 11 where solemn man will bo reltbrtttiil for the happy repose of her scOt Interment Calvary MANXIMi ItOHU MANNING rife Col lln laughter of Intrlck Collins ant IlrlilBit Murphy of Cloon Con County of MMii ireland at 1080 Iark av April I lunctnl tn Cnlvnry at 1 PM today lrrtIIl8YudtPnIy al hIs resIdence Bl Mntt t on of Dora and the latt Wllltuin Mulcahev Funeral Thursday at 930 A M from Traniflgurutlon Church Molt at Inter mrnl Calvary Cemetery VMAMM HHIDOET beloved wife of 1iiirUk McManui HrlatlvM ali friends are respectively j Invited to attin1 turnmi from her late rnlilenii No SKI E Hth t II10 A M I thence to the Churoh of the Eplphh ny where it lolcrim high miiiu will be offer il fir the rtIis e uf hw soul Interment Calvary Brooklyn COJ INOn Monluy April A 1008 HMICN Imlnved wife of the late Felix lormna la her both year native of County Tyrone Ireland Funeral from her Into resIdence 06A HchaeiTer it Hrnoklyn on Wedneiday April 8 at J 1 M Interment Calvary KIHIlOn April I MAUOAItET KEILT brlateil wIfe ot Frank K I1 Funeral fioni her late home 221 Hlch T it llri oklyn Thursday at 10 oclock lherce to bt Aorii Church roIL 044 0314 Il Ij JoA tj 1 J i K

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0 0 0 d 0 0 o e T T THEVENINGWORLD TUESDAYAPRIL 7 19OS 3 t THREATS DRIVE ROCKEFELLER DAUGHTER HERE t Mrs Harold McCormick Alarmed by Letter Writer Flees From Chicago BRINGS HER DAUGHTER Tells Friend She Is in Constant Fear and Hoes Not Sleep Well Mrs Harold McCormick datiKhtPr of John D Rockefeller has come to this city In alarm at the many threatening letters that were sent to her In Chi cago With her hu band and lItle daughter Mathlldc sho Is now at tho Plaza having arrived yesterday And she will remain hero until the Postal Inspectors manage to locate the writer of the threatening letters One of the llrst letters that was tent to tho McCormick home In fhlruio de manded J1CO Mr McCormick n fuf d to reveal the nature or the threats whloh the letter contained omo per sons said the writer threatened to kid nap the Oil Kins3 fivorlle little grand daughter Mathilda MCunnlck Oihcrj declared that personal threats had been wado against Mr and Mrs MiCormlrli Official Inquiry Made The Postal authorities and the pole 3 Were Immediately notified and the let ters turned over to them Tie closes ort of watch was kept without result The writer of the threatening mlssivs conlnucd to Ret them through the null without any hint beln obtained of nis identity or whereabouts Furthermore the Importunities were becoming more and more Inflamed until Mrs McCormlcks nerves began to suf fer and ahu was on the verge of col lapse Hefore she Insisted on removing her residence to this city Mrs McCor mick said to a friend Every one tells file that there Is no danger but I know that thoro It Since the first note arrived at my home I have worried continually I cannot sleep at night I fear that some one wJll either blow up our home or Injure one or thu children In Constant Terror I Many nghts within the past month Ince these letters began to como In I I liavo awakened with a start and jumped up to escape some mysterious hand which 1 felt was reaching out to harm me I have not slept well In many weeks I have strong reason for bellevlnc that the threatening letters nddressd to my wife emanated from Paterson 2C J whore one of tho most danrferoun of the Anarchists who make that city i fcheli home Is especially bitter and veno mous In his attacks upon men of wealth aided Mr MvCorntlck It was only a low nights ago that this Individual declared he beloved the pres ent movement against Anarchists by the authorities of 1aterson was Insti gated by John D Rockefeller who this man asserted Is back of President Itoosovc t who is back of the Slat authorities who are Kick of the muni i cipal authorities of Iitcrson who In turn arc back of the Chief of Police while he Is backing up the police ser geant and his men who raided a nat 1118 of Anarchists In Paterson the other evening Certainly citizens of the United Stales who respect law and order should bo protected from the threats und Incendiary linguagu of such un deslrablo citizens lit unfouunateiy they have been permitted to become citizens of the United States us that of which this anarchistic leader Is a Jo specimen No I cannot say how long my ram lly and I shall remain In New York It depends upon various circum stances Mr McCormick declined to say If the circumstances to which he re ferred Included the detection of the Identity of the persons In Chicago from whom the threatening letters received by his wife emanated Mrs Moforinlck remains In almost strict seclusion at tho Plaza Hotel and sees no one except close personal frlendu She went chopping this morn ing but left the hotel quietly by n side entrance her departure being Closely watclied Q y a private detective attached to the liotel I Mr McCormick frequents the rUcquet Club In West Fortythird street much of tho time and IN also about town n good deal hut declares he has nn fear of a public attack being made upon him In the streets In daylight SAYS AGENT STOLE HER RENT MONEY So Crippled Old Woman Was Unable to Pay Mortgage 7and Lost Property 1 Detectives Tlerney and Farrell of the Bronx Police Headquarters arrested John V Sullivan who claims to have it residence at No til East One Hun dred and Fortyllrst street at No 211 i East Twcntyllfth Mi get last night on n a charge of grand larrftiy preferred by 2tt rig ISmina Miller in aged widow Mrs Miller has boon until recentIv the owner of two llnthousos ul Noa KS and 210 Eat One Hundred and Fit tleth street The propetty w IS bur dened with mortgage so that Mm Millers equity was only 1000 whlh ropreuented her savins of a llfclimj In September 1DOT she made arrange ment with Sullivan to collect the rents and slio now asserts 1m never turned any 01 the lents ovei in Hue Her ful tire to Hueiiro her tents rendorwl hcr unable to take Iiri of her ninrtgugu Indebtedness and tho mortgage was rorecloied leaving J or pvnmivt Sou Ii a helpless cripple and will be iuvii to court this morning to appear asalntt ulllvaa ire f JV ffl English Suffragettes May Turn the Trousered Sex Into Kitchen Mechanics But Oh Joy the New Yorker May Cheer Up Woman Wont Do It Here I Of Course She Could Do It if She I Wanted To but Her Present Inten tions Are to Be Merciful NO uCREA TION LORD STUNTS I FOR THE BEEFY BRITON NOW I On This Side However Women Wont I Make Their Husbands Tend the Babies and Wash Dishes I I I By Rose C tSiotJon Alas its all too true Poor man that is the English variety of him is completely down and out crushed deserted stung The mighty suffragettes have adminis tered another knockout blow to his tottering dignity Domesticity according to the n latest bulletin issued by the lady wouldbe voters is going to be turned topsyturvy and given a 4r spring housecleaning along with e 4 I the household effects with man S emerging therefrom as chief cook and babytender No longer will he be a lord of J05eCTJloCuol leisure but tied up in voluminous apron string with an infant in each arm hell reign as King of the Dish pan mi High Priest of Nursery Realms Its the MifTragPites of Old England who propose this domestic up lieaval On liitin 21 Great Britain will witness the largest suffragette dem onstration on record for 1COOOO women will desert home and hubby for two weeks In order to attend monster meetings in Hyde Park A veritable home strllte by women Is planned and the warring ones have determined not to perform a single household duty during the fourteen days It Is by starving the men Into submission these English ladles who want to vote believe they will get the ballot IJtit the American man need not iccrmly peruse the cook booknor study Infant lIe Ills Just yet Ho Is not likely to be subjected tn the harsh treatment oC Ills lngllsh cousins This jeassurln news comes from New York women Mlsn Mary Coleman to whoso ontliusl arm and visor 13 due much of the sue C H ofHie Yankee suffrage movement 13 amors tho o who sly so Wjen Mifs Coleman Isnt flsrhtlnc for votes she practises law at No 11 0 Hroadway Will Keep the Home Too I Womans rights will never be pro cured If women give up their rights In the home she said shaking her fluffy bond head In disapproval of the strenuous movement planned by the English suffragettes Ve should hane I on to all the rlsrhu we have and not through iivRloct force the men to be come alli werful In feminine riiUns In the household Our portion is recognized hold 1 for one do not believe In dis carding old rights In order to procure the new Then you dont think the American man will be forced to don the apron and wield the domestic sceptre I asked with some relief for I confess 1 do not relish relinquishing rights in a flat for rights In affairs of tate Xo Indeed came the prompt an swer American suffragettes would not treat the men so shamefully for t he do not deserve It Of course I do not know what the situation Is In Eng land They may be Justified In plan ning a honiu strike but over here It wouid never be necessary to resort to such strenuous measures The men are very nice to us and we have many sympathizers among the sterner sex The shameful treatment we received In Wall street has done much to further our cause for slnco then we hate had sympathetic letters from men and women from all over the country As soon as the mOil aro accustomed to the Idea of women voting we will get the ballot Have Got to Do It Then tho men will concedo equal rights as soon as all the women want them I nuked In surprise They will have to for they will have nothing to sny about It Miss Coleman calmly declare Tills movement has gained marvellous ttiunctSi within the last few months It will nut die down now and before long It will sweep everything before it to victory Men acknowledge our equality In everything but the law nnd It will not bu Ions be fnro they will bo forced to give us our rights In that too It Is not a caso of I superiority tor tho American Miffra gette wants tn work hand In hand not I above 1101 below ln r masculine co I workers rio movement Is mill young over here but conditions lira such that I do not think It would ever bu neces sary to employ the militant methods of our English cousins England Must Take Notice lho gathering of OCW women will noMloubt convince England that votes for women Is now an active factor In iiolltfcal life and that It will tulle more than rlJIcnlo to kill tho movement lly force of their number they will the very nccomplHli much and tho now 1rlinu Minister the Hon 11 II Asqulth think In perhaps to make hrmxiilt popular may be more lenient toward the siuf tremendous dem their tremen during fagei tea ons rat Inn Hut I do not think that It pays to break up 1VUHO homua for two weeks Ruffing does nut aim to rir womans domesticity but to cement It by disrupt i quiil rlKhtB for the woman as well as Miu man a A BWKKT IOVB SONO Annllirr Ito Cnlmn MIHIC nl1l hr xlvrn wit ii lIut Siindajit Viicld worth sod uiu tunpleu iliU dim It Is from lie big Mtlir JUIICK lintv Ihr lull ul Nrtr iiirli ul Hip Knlrkrrliurkrr I Want Hie World to Kiiiin 1 lmr You N a fttt laf hdliR Hint every plane lnyrr 4 wary home singer will want 01 1 irr 1 1 GYPSY KING GOfS TO PRISON WITH I THREEBROTHERS Stanleys Sentenced for the I Theft of 15000 From I Queen Pepita Jude Malones part of the Cburt of General sslons was crowded today with gypsies attired In a bewildering array of gaUl garments There were two trlbej represented Stanle s and tho Crusoes and the occasion of the assemblage was the arraignment for Sentence of four of the Stanley boys who had been convicted of steal ins fUOOO from Queen Pepita of the Crusoe tribe The Stanleys and Crusoes gathered on opposite sides of the court room and glared at each other with individual and collective glares After Abraham Levy representing the prisoners had mad p motion for a new trial which was overruled the four Stanleys were sentenced to prison May Die In Prison Richard Stanley head of the tribe thirty years old and born In Germany was sentenced to not less than six years and six months nor more than nine years and six months In Sing Sing prison A similar sentence was Im posed upon Mitchell Stanley twenty tight years old and born In Kansas Maloney Stanley twenty years old born In Colorado was sentenced to Elmira tlerorniatory Dud Stanley aged fourteen and born in Illinois was sent to the Komin CathoJK Protector roe Stanley band took the sentences stolidly although lira woman said that nichurd und Mitchell who had never sept insIde a house In their lives until they were arrested could not live through six years Imprisonment Money Has Vanished Tile Stanley trlbo and the Crusoe trlbp wore encamped last December In neigh arlnK settlements near Boston Road and Vhlto Plains avenue the Bronx Queen Popltn bud MliCHM In currency hid den in a milt treeu In her tent and the Stnnlejrt knew it The testimony given nt tho trial of the four brothers proved i lat In tho ab sence of Queen Pepita thoy omered the tent ntoitrncted her hoard dumped It Into a gunnyacl and rode away with It on horseback Two children wjio were In the tent and saw the robbery were material witnesses Tho money has not been cccovere1 Queen Peplt after the conviction of t lie Stanleys concluded that the City of New York should reimburse her nnd hnn neon haunting tho DistrictAttor neys olllce ever lnco making demand for her money I PRISON TERM ASKED FOR FALSE BANK REPORTS AliUANY April Assemblyman Francis of Now York has Introduced a iblll amending tho Penal Code by mak ing It punishable by n line not morn than 5000 or by Imprisonment for not more than three years or both to wil fully and maliciously make circulate 01 transmit any statement rumor or suggestion written printed or by word of mouth wlileli lu directly or by Infer enco derogatory to the financial condi tion or affects tho solvency or llnanclal standing of any hank banking Institu tion or trust company doing business In thIs State or to Induce another to Mart transmit or circulate any such state ment or rumor I I i 1 I t htu Iy i p7 1 ir I I I 51 I r t I f 4 I 4 4 V d I s It u I f c t v u f gu t 4 y m W r f 5 V Ar 3 v fc r f rA 1 y 4 IT IS OUR wfl OtRINQ t I TONIGHT j I c r ff I I I 2j Y Aiis fC S f j I I I I toi i ci I S rRiT 1EFO4Ot1a t S I I I I I ARE BACILLI THE CAUSE Of RHEUMATISM S Prominent Brooklyn Woman Helps Advance Theory I that They Are Among several statements made Mon day afternoon In connection with tho new treatment now being Introduced In Manhattan by L T Cooper Is that i of Mrs 10 Le lloy of COS Sumner ave i Brooklyn I Mrs Lo Hoy tested the treatment I during Coopers recent stay In Brook I lyn where ho succeeded In convincing i an astonishIng number of people that i his theories and medicines are all that he claims Mrs Le Hoy said Somo time ago I lead an article i about this man Cooper while ho was still In Brooklyn In which ho claimed that stomack trouble was directly re I sponslble for most 111 health He wont on to say that though his medicine did nothing but got the stomach In a sound I condition It would In many cases re move kidney trouble rheumatism and i various other ailments He argued from this that the stomach was the main cause of vtckitfKS and stated that the success he luna had with his medicines In Western cities wan due entirely to this foe I um now fully convinced that this theory is correct and bellcvo Mr Cooper lias n ueali remarkable medl I cine Judging from my own experience 1 liinu sintered dreadfully from rheumatism All of this winter the I pain has been iilrro more than I could bear 1 could not sit down or ulk u step without excruciating pain and It WHS Impostlhlu for mo to leave the huosc so I have remained cooped up suffering day after day I was III despair when I first began I to hear about Mr Coopers medicines as I nnd trleil HO many things without any relief whatsoever I sent for his treatment about throe weeks ago Tho third day after I started to take the medlflno I rnmn downtown to the mntl life and suffered absolutely no lain The effect of thu nit dlfim was really marvellous I had never dreamed any thing could act so quickly I tin not like pub Iclty but after suffering such tortured as I have I consider It only fair to let tho people of Hrooklyn know how wonderful this I medicine realy Is In speaking of rheumatism Monday afternoon Cooper said The nonther has recently been conducive to rheum atic attacks but ni v r bhimo hue weather for rhfumatlsm For a long time I accepted the Wellworn state ment that rheumatism 10 cnu c l by neld In the blond Of late years I have h gun to doubt Ihls I nm inclIned to think that a germ Is responsible for most cases of rheumatism I will ad mit that If the blood is pure and rich this germ onnmH exist but have ost all fulth In this acid theory My medicine as I hnvc stated be fnre iloin absolutely not him but reg ulate the stomach and lowels yet many people In Urooklyn can now tes tify that It has removed all traces of their rheumatism I believe that the stomach regulates the condition of thn blood If the stomach IK in good condi tion thn blood becomes pure and whole some nail rheumatism dlonppeani he cause the germs that cause It are de stroyed by tho red corpimoVs of the blood This Is of rourso onlv n theory 0 mine I do not say that It Is abso lutely correct but I feel confident It Is iii nrT the truth thnn tho acldltv Idea 1 shall continue to meet thi public at tin1 Hiker tore Ninth SI nnil Hroid wnv OH lore as I remain In New Vork L A SWEET LOVK BONO Anndirr irn Citlinn nnnif ulll lir clrcn wllh nest Siinilnjx Wnrld uiirilt nnd music ruinplrtr Tills tlm It U from tir bIg Vlrlnr M cure nliiiH The TalL pt Now Yorl nt Ihr Knickerbocker I Vunt the World 10 Know I Iue Yim U a jknrrt love none Hint tvtrj pinna plnjcr land av rj lutniA alu nlll wan M BEGGING fAMILY ALL ARAfSTED a Crying Babies and Pinched Wife of Santi Get Him Pity and Coin Owing to their alleged stunts In get ting easy money tho Santi family was somewhat divided today Frank Santi was a guest of the police In Uio new West Twcnteth street station hIs wife Kosle and the flvemonthsold twins were In Bellevuo and their fouryearold son was In the Gerry Society rooms They were gathered in outside the Hotel Bartholdl In Madison Squaro last night tho parents charged wIth causing the children to beg According to Gerry ngents tho woman stood holding tho babies while the boy held out a cap The babies were crying and the shabby clothing of the family caused the money to How In rapidly As It accumulated according to the agents the father would cross over from the Flntlron hulling and empty tho hat Into his pocket The woman was sent to Bellevue In following out an order Issued recently by Commissioner ninghnm that when a woman Is arrested with a small child I she Is to be sent to Bellovuo Instead of being kept In a station house Dellovuu objects to this and did not want to re ceive Mrs Santi The matter Is to bo i decided today at a special mooting of I the Hoard of Trustees MORGAN STUDIES ART AT PERUGIH i Banker Interested by Treas ures in Church and Mon astery There TIOME April iJ P Morgan Mrs Patterlee his dnmrhtcr another femi nine relative and several servants left hero yesterday In touring cars for Perugia by way of Carton Mr Mor gan and his party havo engaged the finest apartment In tho Grand Hotel Urufiinl at 1erucla Uc Intends to remain thire several days for he Is deeply Interested In tho art treasures In the churchos and monastery at Assavlssl near bv Mr Morgan seemed In bo In perfect health hero Hn dined out and enter tained several times and displayed great vigor timid high good humor While Sir Morgan and his daughter were having a half hours Interview with tho lope III Ills private library the American banker took a fountain pen from his pocket and risked Ills Holiness to write something which 116 would pre serve In his collection of autographs e wish the greatest prosperity to Mr Morgan and his family nod we pray Got for their happiness wrote the Pope After the audience Mr Morgan visited CardInal Merry del Vol Papal Secre tary of State and went to see the U rgla apart men t i Queen Jtlfli nu received Mr Morcan and Mrs iSatterlcfl the wamo day Tho Italic reports that Mr Morgan I has sinned u dintract to buy the fiimoig Vila Adobran llnl In this city nail that It will become a museum for his val uable artistic collection i i BABY LEADS TO SISTERS DEATH Little One Thinking Only of Newcomer Runs in Front of Auto Before Home TJilnklnc of nothing but her baby sister who had Just como Into the I world and looking neither to tho right nor lelt as she ran across the street In front of her home Xo 215 East HOUH lon street last evening Rebecca Lleriln live was killed by an autotruck Her slater Nellie eight stood on the curb and saw the accident A treat throng collected nod helped lift the truck off the little form Henry RclHbcre of Xo 3SU East Tenth street the chauffeur was threatened by the crowd but the police protected him and took him to tho Fifth street station a prisoner Mrs Ilerlln was so 111 that the family did not dare tell her of the death o one child lust as another tied been born BROOKLYN G O P OKLEGATES The slate for delegates to tho Re publican National Convention from Congressional districts In Hrooklyn to bo chosen at conventions Thursday night was announced yesterday It inds for tho six districts Second Timothy is Woodruff and William horn Third Fred II Schroeder and I Lewis M Swnsuy Fourth John 1C Neal and Heuben L Haskell Fifth Low Is II Pounds and James P Con nell Sixth William M Calder and Al I fred K Voss Seventh M J Lady and Tn cob nrnner l i t30 c 404Asv rQ IMed V ee tw 1 l Q I Ssc 10 0 tJc I 1Q 13 t i IY r 1 1 1QV tbG I f fJ eSC e6 II I I i 1 e 1o Iill a to i irt so3 r iI I V 0 5 I SC I g I I C II 1 c AI j ii1t 1 i At r PETITION Of 1 6000 11 I DIU NOT SAVE HIM I fROM GALLOWS J 1 Man Who Twice Got Lease of j Life on Childs Plea Exe cuted Double Hanging PHILADELPHIA April 7Tilo see 1 oml double hunting of tho present year F F ut the Phfladelphla County Prison took r plac today whon Max Solfer and JOr s pli Tolrloo were executed Solfer idiot Ii and killed a girl because she threatened to end their engagement to marry and Tolrloo killed the brother of Ms sweet heart after attempting to shoot the girl 1 An extraordinary effort was made to save Soff r from the gallows He was twice reprieved by Gay Stuart at the j per oiml pleadings of Solfers twelve yearold Ister Up until early toda efforts to sao him were not abandoned I A petition asking for another atny signed by 100UC pesons was presented tf th Oovernor but he refused to again Interfere P1 HARRIMAN DENIES HE i 5 IS A MONOPOLIST 1 Files Answers to Governments Charges That His Railroads Restrain Trade SALT IVICE April iTho answers of tile defendants In the suit of tho Inlled States to dissolve Uio HarrIman system of railroads as being a monop oly In restraint of trade have been filed In the Federal Court They are a guneral denial of the allegations Harrimnn denies that with Jacob H Sfh ft Otto H Kahn James SUIlman or others he has owned or conlroltoi a majority of the stock of the Union Pacific Rallronl or that Kiihn Lo b ft Co Ire nllcill agents of the Union P cute Hnlliojd 1 It Is admitted bv Htirrlman that the Union Pacillo acquire n majority of the capital stock of various lines an4 uircunsliip ivstoms but he denies In t rh InMancn that tho aciiul lllun of tin stork was to kill competition or monopolize trade commerce or busl ness J DONT STAY FAT I Obesity Quickly and Safely Cured I No Charge to Try the New KRfcSSLIN TREATMENT Jut fitnil Viiur Adilro ami n Sunnlr win HI sent vnn rnii ni u rnhu I Pit p oiklH tech no lonRrr ilespil for lltOI r i 1 thire Is a home remedy lo lw hit that will ciulckly ami jnfrly ndiic their wcuht aid In drr to pro o thai It does take off supff fh ra ill ir nnJ llhout in iou n tral I I S C I II I ThU rrnreftintM the effect tilt Krptnlln Triiit itiiii I linn linil In lilindrnU i f riur treitminl will Ie Kfnt free of char o to thee who LIpl fur U lf ollllply seuuing no aid nIMr 11 ii c7ueI the hltRSu5 11 Tltltr1lT ansI any lOIloWhJ Ioae use1 II have been rruluri as lIuch s4 It IJuu1 0 lay orln forty Iunds a monL whu hInge qUillllllro IIC Cal I erA 10 ho talon 5ff No Tersoui is so tat hut uvIjat it IL G 1 r rl hIve the aciru i Iluci sash no innitcr whe the uxcus Cat Is locale JluniiDh hut lilis rliccks nivk It will niileMy vanish without xordla stioting or 111 any way htitiferi h nil with yOU r cuIUlnr hahlt nhUUla ilK 111 1tllIlIa IIIIIC anti Ilfnrt Trlluhle hun its Cat ha rMIIled It tlo s II In an I AiiSOtITTIIX htAltuliSH wry for there is nol an stein 111 ho trealuuueult that Is I nt beneficial In nit this cruis g0 8en1 lImp nllJ nldr8 to Ihn Dr Itromley Co 1I01 uOi W H tSt iUl 81 ow York City 011 roIl will recoivi a large trial treat iuult free together will IIn llIuotrol ho l on the nutdCt ant ietters oC Intlormand from those who have Iken the treatment nt hom a ni ret uccI IhNIII 10 lIomlal ui this will I t enl wlthollt 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