The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
April 8, 1908

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J j J T I i Senator ancher Kidnapped to Defeat the Racing Bills E F w I w 7 oman Speculator Claims Police Blackmailed Her Woman Killed by Convict Son Out of Prison a Da4 L ED N Ilnln tontf tit Thnrmlny oloutly nrnl n 1tr P1NALI Ubt I E I P RESULTS EDITION Circulation Books Open to All Circulation Books OpentoAilJ PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK WEDNESDAY APRIL 1908 PRICE ONE CENT I TALENTSTUNG WHEN CHELSEA STABLE JON BENNiNGS CUP RACE I h

Tucker Boys Ride Fancy Bird and Beggarman in Amateur Event and Finish 12 the Play Be ing on Other Entries BY VJYCEVT TRKANOR Sporlal to The Evening World BENNINGS RACE TRACK D C April BThe result of the Amateur Cup race was a crowning victory for the Tucker family of Philadelphia J Tucker rode the winner Fancy Bird and his brother E Tucker finished second on Beggarman The pair was coupled as the Chelsea Stable entry The Tucker boys in addition to the purse were presented with silver cups the first of the value of Sl5o and the second of 75 James Crawford was the third horse The success of the Chelsea stable lIr a stunning blow to the talent but n KOdsend to the lity rThe books were kartert up with IuTwt1ie r and Jam s Crawford money The former w edded Between the pair It mat hard for the bettors to make a selection but 13llwether finally wont to the post favorite There was a scattering play I I nthe stable and Ferry Landing bu I the stable want back In the market so It may be Imagined the play on it was light and ot tho piker variety Had either Bellwether or James Crawford won 7SflaO would not have paid the winning bets No wonder the bookies were Jubilant Firebrand and Beggarman made all the early pace bile Fancy Bird was laat on the tar turn In the stretch however he came from the proverbial nowhere and won easily James Crawford was very poor ly handled and this account lor hU poor showing Big Field Delays Start The bli field of maidens In the open jig event was at tim post twelve min utes before being slot away Tart of this delay was due to Miss Cusliman throwing her boy Alex acd running away She was caught and brougu iback The race resulted In a big coup cr Lykers This VMH one of the best psi things of the meeting nd little G Although Lynch took no cluunres of losing though eight lengths In front JIB roda as If his life UepemleJ on It Woolspua I beat out Amontillado for the pl8Ae money jUte latter was last to leava I the post and ran a great race Lucille R Won Second Race I Woods GArth crutchid Hawkwlrs In I the twoyearold selling event and de pended on Lucille It with C Braly t In to win Luclilu R 111 the trick hut was driven to the Wmlt to stall off Ragman which closed fast In the last sixteenth Court 1udy the lee ilu the ettlne lndlcatc1 faorlte ran as Hofi behind Wnlshlna third live lengths Jolo ran a had race man Great Julbrlpo back dropped woll hut He was away last after the first eighth I Bi nyah In a Canter Dan ah at odds nnwon the third breezing He went to the front race at the turn and never was In danger I Azure Mn tl wa 11 u4Y thereafter lengths In front of Bob Cal second lahan two Banyah was conulilerod a good bet on was and lot of money a thing price but the him at the prohibitive were mad on Bob Callahan bIggest bets All the wine fish the place han went for to the latter with big chunks of money mone3More Cup for Jockeys were two silver cups for the There and second jockes to finish In first Chase and as In the AmerIcan the Chevy the cOlpllll entry ple lean CuP Smith an I b Courtlanll Dalle ridden ridden by J OBrl got IIy Grace The riders wore huntiry the trophlM hari to tis costumes of red and were during the running ot the race tlngulsh the field passel the stl1ll txccpt tails 1aIHllller only two There were and Kitty Dellalrs The riders were unhurt ECZEMA QUICKLY CURED Simple Trt Pn ly nrmonlrlc If Merlin of Nrw nitocvpr dispensers of poslam the new The for eczema and other skin affec I tions flUTe depend almost entirely In making mf known Its merits upon the wonderful results which they demonstrate through experimental sample which are sent free by mall to all who write to the Emergency Laboratories 32 West 25th street New York City Better still the 50cent package now on sale at Hikers Hegcnians and other leading drug store In Now York and Brooklyn tolls the whole story and r usually sufficient to cure minor skin i troubles such as pimples rash herpes complexion hlomUhe scaly scalp fit I In eczema canns p slllm stops the Itching with first application proceeds lo heal Immediately and cure chronic ua1DWO wiek V r7 I BENNINGS RESULTS j FIRST RACE Lykers 7 to 1 and 5 to 2 1 Woolspun 3 to 1 for place 2 Amontillado 3 SECOND RACELucille R 9 to 2 and 6 to 5 1 Ragman 3 to 5 for place 2 Court Lady 3 THIRD RACE Banyah 1 to 2 and 1 to 5 1 Azure Maid 11 to 10 for place 2 Callahan Jr 3 FOURTH RACEFancy Bird 5 to 1 and 2 to 1 1 Beggarman 2 to 1 for place 2 James Crawford 3 FIFTH RACEPfIe Dalley I to 10 and t to 3 1 My Grace 1 to 3 for place 2 Warrenton 3 SIXTH RACESt Joseph 9 to 10 and 1 to 3 1 Peter Knight oven fcr place 2 ember NEW ORLEANS RESULTS FIRST rtACE IFive and onehalf fur longs threeyearolds lIInllrfght Mist lit P Burton 15 to 1 6 to 1 and 3 to I won by two lengthi Ida May 110 flnuKol 2 to 1 4 to 6 and 1 to 2 second Apple Toddy 107 SklrvlnJ9 i II 1 7 to 2 and N to 9 third TlmiV 111I 15 Spunky Uneasy OolrtquoM Dinily Dnncer Fresh Countess of Mel bourne Rebel Queen Dick H os Agnes Vuod also ran SKCON1 RACKSIx furlongs three yvirod lIlnlleradc 106 fPlcltcns 3 tci 1 t lo r and 2 to 5 won by a length Hasty ABIWO 1H Gaugel even 1 to 2 nnd out second Financier 103 Flynn 11 to 2 3 to 2 and 1 to 2 third rfmlI 15 8nvi rus lyotus Brandt anti Drlnndot also ran THIRD RACE Pur e JWO for mares fouryears old and upward selling six furlongs Sheen 105 Nlcol C to I 2 to 1 and 6 to 6 won by length Annn S ntt Iff fT 1nltrr 40 to 1 15 to 1 and 8 to 1 second Ingenue ICC F Burton 7 to 1 3 to 1 and 9 to 5 third Time 115 t 5 Very Royal Black Mantilla Grace George Lid wlna Bitter Miss Zinfandel Donna Klvlra Vohoom Etrcna Sweet Vera and May Row also ran FOCRTU RUli The Rosebud Stake twoyearolds value JliWo five urlomjs Urougham 115 Warren 9 to 2 R to 5 and 4 to 5 won by three lengths Lena Leech 107 Nlcol 4 to I 3 to 2 and T to 10 second Intervene I 116 HI Flynn 12 to 5 4 to 5 and 1 to 2 third Time 101 Wheat Bread Tnnkee Girl My Lady Francis Gavin Transform Ilttle Moss Irrigator also run runFIliTH FIliTH RVCKfilx furlongs three vfarolds and up nurso 100 handlcnti Blasff 112 flynn 9 to 5 11 to 20 and out wv n bv onehalf a length Frlzll 9S F Burton 16 to li 4 to S and out second Al Muller 100 S Klynn 9 to 5 7 to 10 and out third Tlmei114 Frank Lord Grlmnldl and Bertha B also ran GIANTS HOMEWARD BOUND Op clal to The Evenlnir World TOIjCDO 0 April SA sudden heavy April shower coupled with the wet condition of the grounds caused by the storm of last night forced Man iiKflr Armour of the Toledo tram to call off the game with the New York ntiints rclicsluled fxir this afternoon Great UrnHppclntmi was expressed by players In both teams Ulllxq left immediately for his honra In Syracuse Others of tint Giants lenvo tot Columbus tonight where HIPV will loin McOraw iquad while ome will go direct l4 New York oJk RACING BILLS DEFEATED VOTE WAS A TIE 25 TO 25 CONVICT our Of PRISON A DAY KILLS MOTHfR Planned to Wipe Out Entire Family for Fancied Wrong I Bernard Carlln released from Nap I panoch Prison yesterday walked Into hi mothers home at No 587 Quincy street Brooklyn this afternoon and hot her dead firing five bullets Into her body lie was captured In the rtreet after a fierce fight by three citi zen and announced that he would have killed his sister too but for the fact that when he reached the house he had only one revolver They let me go to prison said Car lln when they cnuld have saved me T Intended to kill the whole damned family The murderer Is twontyt years old and has been a thief from boyhood lila family east him off long ago On March 24 1906 he was sentenced by Judge AsplnsJl In the Brooklyn County Court to a term In Napponoch prison for grand larceny Entire Family in Peril The term expired yesterday and Car lln with a small sum of money In hU pocket cam to New York bent upon killing his mother his sister Mrs Pow ers and his brother Anthony all of wftom lived In an apartment on the first floor of the house at the Quincy street address He bought a revolver In a Bowery pawnshop yesterday even Ing and slept In a Bowery lodging huoae over night In the morning he fortified himself with Bowery whiskey and shortly be fore noon started for his mothers home In Brooklyn He was not a welcome visitor and his reception was anything but cordial At the time of his arrival his mother and his sister Mrs Powers were in the kltohen of the flat and his brother I was in the bathroom Mrs Powers was carrying her baby a few months old In hu arms After a few minutes of conversation Carlln asked his mother to step Into the parlor saying ho wanted to talk to her alone Cartridges All Fired That he contemplated violence was not dreamed by any member of the family although they knew that he had a murderous temper Mrs Powers heard some of the conversation In the parlor between the mother and her con vict son My eyes went back on me In prison I declare Carlln and its your fault You could have saved me and now Im going blind I The mother mode some remark that Mrs Powers did not hear Carlln drew a revolver pointed It at nL frightened parent and tired The first bullet plcrCd her brain and she fell to the floor Cnrlln stood over her ana pumped four more bullots Into her life less body As ho hIred the last shot Mrs Powers rushed Into the room Pointing the pistol at tier Carlln pulled the trigger half a dozen tlmca Then realizing that the weapon was empty he threw It on the floor mid rushed from the house Just as his brothtr who had rushed from the bath room made a grab at him Caught by Passersby In the hallway of the house Cnrlln met I F Harrison a tenant who had heard the shots Harrison spritne upon the young matricide and threw him hut wna not strong enough to hold him dWn Carlln who was an amateur miRlllst brought his knowl edge of ring tactics Into play and wrenched himself free He led to the street pursued by Harrison and was met by George Tone of No 618 Quincy street and Edward Sawtelle of No 1215 Thirty eighth street who had heard the sh t an 1 were running to Investigate They tripped the fugitive up end jumped on him and were SOII Joined by Harrison Carlln put up a terrific fight black Ing both of Tonjesn eye and cutting his lip He was overpowered by force of numbers an4 dragged back Into the house whir U hysterical sitter aM a S L h EVENING WORLD RACE CHART FIFTEENTH DAY AT BENNINGS Weather Rain April 8 Tree Muddy 8 FIIIST itACnMaiden three yearolds and upward 4OO adJefl flv torlom t Columbia course Iot lime i03 off 115 Start good Won rlMrn nut Winner br f by Chue tanunla Frolic unf Ownri MrAilam Tlnif 1Q1 IV Inx Sirirs Wts SII FlnJnckevs 01 III d PI I h Ijk IH 4 Ib 1 L2 I I I O Inrh 7 s oolinin le I 12 II 3t I R Msrrtn 10 t fnI Amontillado Ilf 1 1 III it 4t 1IeCahe i 7 6 a i 4S Onui Cameron 10H I li h g I Tnrke 1 t 1 i3 7t 71 Ilollle S us 3 Jij jj i b ti2 Kraute k 12 ItI 13 Mls Cuhman M I 2 IV 3i441b Alex CII M tO I ift Kniitcr 1IlIe lit 11 11 nj n jii W Walsh is 211 10 4 2 Irlnreu Navarre O1 S ii T 7 tv Hums iij 411 40 12 45 HherMan Vt 13 m IS 10 IX Trr Burnt 11 o e 4 ClorloUK Betsy tel U 10 tiiil 10 McCarthy J ft g 52 ia 21 Thutnas Hoy 104 I V 4l 1 4h 11 C lira ilr 10 ta IZ a aa Admiral Dot 1I 2 1110 12 12 McFadd 111 ta II G2 Ta f13 pers tO H 14 13 IX 11 SltTl ia 0 11 s 4 Ml Po all n 141 iS IS ta it 14 Falrbrother n an 30 12 i rtuihhv t4 II 7 14 IC 11 QJsrtnin ull ii 21 L This aaavery poor lot Ivker lllced the mud and drew away In the utretch Wonljpur off POOTIV closed a lot of round Amontillado cloaetl strong Mlu Cush man throw rhlor at thcpnthut wa caucht ind wn a fur race 86 sT5iONl ItACETwoycaroIdsselItnr 0111 dded four and a half furlones Id COUIPC Iosl time lao off S V Start sroo1 Wen driving Winner ch f hj Sombrero GrI nm Ownr J C Goals rlmO 1B IcKx Starters Wli Hfr ii tIn Joekevj Op HI fH n ah S3 Lucille It HO a I I C firidy 4 it flX 35 52 Kasninn in 4 3 3 z aIcCshv 4 92 fi2 3S 14 74 Court idy 1001 G 4 b 4t 3 McCarthy 8A 1S10 01 23 Ioj 02 Oreat Jubilee j I 5 A 4 I Falrhroth HI 12 II 2 12 M T Croene 104 3 2 2 C lone If 21 21 7 i Lucille H went to the front early and forcing a fait pace was all out at the end to nail off the challenge of Ragman Ine lattr brune alowly and won the bor went to the whit he nerved and McCnhey rod a weak finish Court Lady waa a bad fa vorlie cmld not iinhiaCk herself In the 3InW U7 IThIWiThUThrceYearOld5 J100 added iT and a h itt nju ColumbiA o OU Pnt lime 4US off 404 Start iroid Won ea tly Winner ch Co by Bannock imvinv h Owner lleverwyck Stable Time 121 11 Inlen f iartrr WuT st V Li tj Fin Jockev Op III Cl VI ah ai Bawval 111I 4 a42 JJ I to liurni 35 3a 12 in 71 Asnrp Maid 114 6 3 41 4 2 sraw II II t 1110 13 tW Dol Cillahan jr Ill I 4 C at 31 McCarthy 4 112 G 4G 14 Ci GHUCU3 110 2 2fli 5 3 4 Merahey 10 21 U 75 Siltram 114 G fli 6 1I Iiru sel 21 40 40 7jG i rnlncMtnt 114 I I I I D r I VI 40 1 Llanvah was never let down He laid off the pace to the trttch where he ent to the fmrt ant won KalMpIni Azure Maid outrun In the early part clnjl tron Bob allaan Jr 11111I of a had ride McCarthy iL2Jiave eons bnee ou KOTIITH RACES The Amateur Cuo hMinelKht elllnr ree fOr Threeyeazii C5O ard upward entlemen rider JaOO a1Jpj six furlomtn Columbia course Post time 42IP nf 431 Start irood Wan easily Winner ch a hy Goldfinch Snlana Ownr Chrlxa Stnhl Time 12O gK i Ind x Starter Vl l I Ut Fin Joekevs Op HI CI Pi Kb tFancy Bird iS i 7 TV 4 II Mr to Tucker S t n 2 i i 11 tUtcKarmnn iSS 1 2 2 t b5 42i Mr K icker J II S 2 1 23 James Crawford S II J1 tl 214 aL4r T Wright 3 8 115 I 12 71 Ferry Landing 133 4 4 a MI 4 Mr Hollnway 10 20 in a 32 2i Prowler 1SH fI i 7 31 Mr H Ticker 10 20 is G 53 85 llwether 1VI 2 m aw n 6 aIr Onrlen 3 S2 3 I 13 ni Firebrand i2 6 D 11L41i 71 Mr n Taylor 4 1 t 2 1 17 Bobbin Around l5fl 8 R 8 S S Mr W Martin 18 20 la e 62 Fincv IllrtK low t to o break trailed Ir behind his field to the stretch turn where he saved ten lenithJ on the rail and won eajllf Herirarman alwaya close up heM on well Janice Crawford could never eel up Firebrand liked the mud and Showed speed but quit 1 1jVj9FTt11tACiThs Chevy Chase Iii ours teepiechase for hunten flee yeir W old and upward 7 Oti added of which UOn In money and ISOO In plate biut two and It hilf miles full routes Iort time 454 off 45rt htart Rood Von easily Winner b s by Lonntr Punka Owner C 11 Smllhi Time aai i i Rt r Wt St 5 1H 2 Kin Joe k OBHI ci ft sh 47 Pete llley P 1 r I 110 I1 iJr CAnlth 73 SS PIO fT Z 22 My Grace lOt 4 fI JJ 4 iZVi Wr J OBrn 75 8 910 13 22 Wnrrenton 1M 41 8 3 2U 150 Mr T Evana 8 15 12 s 1 22 On lrn 1M 2 Hi J t Mr Holloway 10 if IS s 2 m 0010 Garmln lM 7 7 I 5 Itr X Vei r 15 20 20 ft 2 ca Fatiatiler Ul1X4 G I 2 te Felt lr AI port S5 52 11 a 1 12 22 KTUr rneliairs 1X4 3 4 b Felj Mr Hull IS 20 IX r 2 ColI1 CoulII Pet taIlev lay In iehInd the pare for two turns M the field when he wnt to th front and won gsltoitng 21 Oe clselsirn nrPayn rn tile ro n S1aXlnlndIr ir for Ihreyouohlo ant upward selling fcw added one mile dn I hlludroJ r5 01 COllr Poet time 122 off S21 Start tood Won easily Wlnn r rti If by miry A 11 Marronn TimeI Clara WhlHy imerMlM en iiPij Ptarte WH St t T Fin Jockeys pp HI ci PI 5JT i i 8t Joseph Ill 2 1 1 14 21 2 Iteren 70 is eio IS CO Peter Knlcht 107 4 4 a I 2 llctIMn S 4 4 i 72 amber twO 3 35 2 r aicarthy 3 lea Illli 910 12 Water Doa 1C 1 4 i 4rCaJsey a 111 S 11 St Jo er h stole away from his field arou theflnt turn and opening up a bli lead won emllv Peter KnUht all off if it too Ionic but closed strong llejtiber ran bis rac Vnter P g gPlj t CAUGHT CONVICT WHO ALKD OUT Of SING SING After a chase that was punctuated with pistol shots and hyphenated by the cross fences of many back yards two Brooklyn policemen late this afternoon captured Jopeph Lasalla the man for WhorlS tho whole police force of the Greater City has been seeking since hu broke out of Sing Sing last Sunday night It was bj ohance that the captor struck the fugitives trail All day members of the Italian detective bu reau had been searching the foreign horrorstricken brother were standing over the body of their mother Id have killed you too he shouted at Mrs Powers If Id had a knife or another gun 1 ought to have bought two gun and killed the bunch of you Detectives Carberrj Corr and Robin Vui of the Gates avenue police station rcachiM the house In a tow minutes and placed Cnrlln under anvil H talked freely al out his crime and claimed that he was Justified because his family had cast him off Mrs Oarlln wns fiftytwo yeas od LKtiiiit Sprluu uruuh jI S75 At Kings the Great Clothiers 343 nroadwiy opp City Hall 3pcUl offer of brand new nprlns overcoats top coat and cruvenettes all style Ilk lined Hrht dark aM ItMtlum ahtu at ItTS worth IIS King1 quarter In East New York trying to get wind of the truthful burglar wno said that he would escape from prison and kept his word and who yesterday showed his contempt for the aggre gated detective lntlnct of the depart ment by Btrolllng through Police HeAd quarters In Manhattan Walter Howey nnd Thomas McLaugh lIn members of the traffic squad were riding to work on a Liberty avenue car Pawing Berrlman street a cItizen jumped aboard a car and told tnem that a small dark man just entering a saloon on the corner was the much wanted Lasallv The two policemen dropped off the car and started toward the saloon But tho hunted man had thrown a callttoua backward glance over his shoulder iu ho entered Ho darted out of A tide I door anti leaped on the very car which I thio wo nnllcomi had Just quit I With the positions reversed Mo I LuiiKhlln and Howey chaivd the car frt 4ld not slacken Ui speed for ncxirly I three block although th y yelled and I waved as they pe l long the trucks In Its wake Then It halted to let a passenger off I The ftiKlMve hopped from the rear plat form where he had been crouched and 1 hurdled a fence Into a yard I The pursuer followed They ollmbed nevjral fijrcoa constantly gninlor on their man until they drove him back agaIn Into the open At every flrmi e of the flying eonvlot thee flwu Their roreirs were empty when at Milford street and Cilwimore aronue tAtal backed up ftrnlnir a wall And wztte4 for them He had not been tosusd In the bullet but after snran months Inside SInjt Slnnii walls his wind was Imd The panting policemen bad beem told tIIIItch for weapons but Tiatlla did not draw hb gin He fou ht with his fins until he was crowilr1 down by fore crt number and weight u d or r POn rri At tin Iherty Avenue Station where ho was taken the prisoner said be was Jcwph nsalU He gave his reyldnce as No t7 Fifl ITouirton stront JofnI tan IleAVllr irone4 he rrarlea ffliiev Tork In char e or the men who tis taken hp STAMPEDE IN SCHOOL MANY CHILDREN HURT Frantic Newark Mothers in Fear of Black Hand Start a Panic Scores of children were slightly In jured and two little girls were badly trampled In a panic at tim Seventh Avenue School In Newark today due to the circulation of a rumor that the school wa to be blown up by the Black Hand For several days pant Black Hand letters have been received by parents and also by teachers The teacher recognized some of the latter as the work of mischievous scholars but the mothers and father the majority of them foreigner recently from Italy and Southern Europe believed them to be genuine threats from the dreaded society Though the children went to school the same as usual scores of parents accompanied them This was also the case with three other Newark school one at Franklyn another at Morton and a tIlted at Jones street But It was only In the Seventh ave nue school that the principal called upon the police to drtve the mothers away Thoy had brought their children to school but r fured to Icavo the neigh borhood Their chattering and jabber fnr drew a crowd and caused the dis semination of many weird rumors Women Overwhelm Police As the windows of the schools were side the epen on the Seventh avenue pupils could hear the cries and shouts of tbe excited women and this caused uneasiness In the classrooms Finally Principal MCLaury became alarmed and telephoned to Police Headquarters Capt Brown of the Second Precinct I found forty mothers gesticulating at the entrance and with a squad of men drove them away This only served to Increase their hysteria however and also to arouse the region about the school Scores ef mothers poured Into the ctreet from neighboring tenements and I the little band oX police were swept off their feet I Fire Drill Useless There was a rush to the doors of tho school and the principal felt that It would be useless to continue school any longer Several classes were al ready in a ferment Using the fire drill an effort was made to set the 1200 scholars out class by class The hys teria of the mothers at the entrance spread to the pupils within however and presently there was a mad slam pede The mothers rushed In as 4ho chil dren rushed out and the confusion be Mme a serious menace to life Many children were being trampled when tho reserves rushed to the door and swept th mothers away allotting a free exit for tho panicstricken children One Victim May Die The two children who were so badly hurt that they were taken to St Mich ael Hospital are Antoinette Rugllo thirteen years old of No 40 Garside street and Attlllla Clcooive eleven years old at No 7 drvrildo street Little An toinette was badly crushed and may die and the other childs eye was torn and her body lacerated and bruised Blaok Hand letters were reported to hare been received today at the Mar ket and Morton street schools all of the letters threatening that the school house would be blown up When the teachers sifted these rumors down they learned that the father of a child In South Market street had received a black bordored letter from Switzerland Jlens V r ta dulls In All J rr Htrles at ft7H Worth 1O At Kings the Clrefit Clothiers 13 Broadway opp City Hall Groat bar gains In maps spring suit silk lined 111 latest brown hades fancy gray U tck thrbets and blue serges all MJZOS and to fit the abut men Our price MTS worth lIZ Kin1 0 S Hughes Forces Beaten After Day of Excitement and Bitter Debate in Senate Doubtful Senators Swing ing to Racing Men HUGHES GLUM AND SILENT I MCARREN TAUNTS HIM a Senator Fancher Kidnapped to Help Defeat of Measures but Turns Pp in Time to Cast His Vote for ThemAnti Forces to Try Again VOTE IN DETAIL FOR THE BILL AGAINST THE BILL AGNEW HILL ACKROYD KNAPP ALLDS HINMAN BOYCE MCALL ARMSTRONG HOOKER BURR MCARREN CARPENTER ONEiL CASSIDY MMiANUS COBB PAGE COlIALON MULLANEY CORDTS RAINES CULLEN OWENS DAVIS SAXE EMERSON RAMSPERGR DUNN SMITH FRAWLEY SOHMER rANCH TAYLOR GILCHRIST SULLIVAN FOELKER TRAIVIS GRADY THOMPSON I FULLER TULLY GRATTAN WEMPLE GATES WHITE25 HARTE WILCOX 23 HEACOCK HASENFLUG j I ALBANY April BThe AntiGambling Race Track bill was kilted in the Senate late this afternoon The vote was a tie 25 to 25 As the LieutenantGovernor who is the presiding officer tof the Sen ate cannot cast the deciding vote on a bill the measure advocated by Gov Hughes to end betting on the turf in this State was consequently I defeated 1 Twentysix votes were necessary to pass the act and that numbte 4 had been claimed by Senators Raines and Agnew who led the antiJ i gambling forces The racing men had declared all during todays session of the Senate that they would at least have twentyfive votes 3 and they made good their prediction j1 Fuller and Taylor Democrats voted with the Hughes forces 1 for the bills while Burr Emerson Gilchrist Cassidy Wemple Grat tan Knapp and Wilcox Republicans cast their ballots with the rac ing contingent and against the bill f CHANLER STEPS IN lci While LieutGov Chanler has no vote on the final passage of a bill but can vote on a motion asked the roll call on the Raines j motion made early in the fight to lay the bill on the table It re sulted in a tie as did the roll call on the motion to pass the bill The LieutenantGovernor therefore cast the deciding vote in favor of the Raines motion so that it was carried by a vote of 26 to 25 This means that Senator Agnew can call up his motion to re consider the vote by which the bill failed to pass at any time He must give such notice within three days He said this evening that he would give his notice tomorrow Gov Hughes was deeply chagrined when told of the failure of the bills to pass He said he had no comment to make at this time I Senator McCarren and the racetrack men were jubilant at the re sult of the vote The bills are dead said McCarren and will not be resurrected An extra session will not make any difference but I dont believe there j will be one The Governor has been beaten Kidnapping was added to the evil acts charged to the race track men in the effort to defeat the bills The reformers made the charge and Senator Fancher was held up as the victim I While the racing contingent was claiming Grattan Kriapp Cassidy 3nd Wilcox as sure converts to their cause whose votes would at least defeat of the bills the reformers insure a tie vote and the consequent were thrown into a panic by the discovery that Fancher who was ono of their own was absent from the Senate Scouts were sent out to hunt up the missing man Jut no trace of him could be found and Republican Leader Raines desperate and with I r c

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II 1 1 I f I 4 0 J 7 I v 7 r i I r I It THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY APRIL 8 19O5 j nSBORNf ADMITS HELEN MALONEY LETTER MAS FALSE f She Never Lived With Him He Says and Marriage Vas Never Consummated LEFT HER AT STATION No Obstacle to Marriage An nulment Proceedings by Millionaires Daughter A letter which on Its fnc threat en serloui Interference with thf plans of Martin Maloney the Stand ard Oil millionaire for the annulment of the manlrtso of his daughter Helen to Herbert Osborne was explained away by young Mr Orborne today From a reidlng ot the letter without en iinflerstandlii of tln clrcumsMncf It mht bf Interred thit Olwrnc anl JUs Malonej after thslr marriage br Justice of the Icice lloyd at Matni roneck on Dec i lord lived together ns nan and wit for more than n month The sround upon which the annul ment U ollclt d n that M s Maloney may man S iiiutl Clarkson with whom she elopi1 to Kunjw K that the marriage was never cnnimiiiiated and that the young couple never llel tOget her I Now come Judce Hnvd pml makes public to him a letter wrItten by ynuns Mr Oshornp In February K In which I the young man unmltakahv talel that he lAa living with his wife This letter Judge Boyd says nn not cailej for during the proceeding before lleferee Daniel K rolmUn although he offered to diaries T roneiiioen Jr counsel for Osboine fot prodm tUii ns evidence I 4 Osborne Admits Its False r Mr Osliorni aft r A caniitatinn BlUi Mr Cortonhovrn save oat i ctitenient today regarding the lettr lie said I wrote th letter referred to by Judge lloyd lit the ftuement mad In It are utterly false Ihe letter wis written by me to thrift Judge lhyi off the track regarding my where nbouti anti Identity Helen Maloney to my knoivejKC was never In Plttsbur in ncr life I was never then with her and the Im pression COned by the publ cithn of this letter Is entirely without foiin datlnn I had foi gotten all about the letter anJ for that rcaion never calltyl It to the attfiitlon of Mr Maloney or his family or to that of counsel Would you mind telling where you pent the night of Dec US ISuJ iir Osborne was asked After tie marriage ceremony at Mnnmrotitck he replied Mtsi Mnloney and I returned to New York We reached the Urand Centril statl n S at about 6 oclock I placed Mlis I JIalwney and a runt who had rfccom panted us to Mnnnroneck and sent them to thu WaldorfAstoria where Mrs Maloney was stupplnir later In I the evening I Joined Mrs Mnloncy Miss Maloney and others ata theatre I party We sxw the JJon and the louse I accompanied them to the I hotel and left them there and went I liome Iome In the next two or thrpo days I saw I Ullsi Maloney several times always I at the hotel and In the presence of otherr Then she went to Georgetown D C where she was attending school and I dIJ not see tier for almost a year i Judge Boyil thought the letter should r Imve been Introduced In evidence be fore the referee When ft was not he pave It to a newspaper for publication I The loiter reads up follows Osborne Writes for Certificate Plttsburg Ia Feb 1 06 Justice of the Peace William A lloyd Mamaroneck N Y Dear Sir I presume that you have thought It very strange after my not calling In person that you have not heard from me in regard to the marriage certificate I was to have called for some time ago My wife and myself have been trav elling around the country spending only a day here and there since you married us on Dec 28 last not hav ing any plans definite enough so that I could let you know where to reach mo by mall Now wu are back In Plttaburg for a short while and 1 am taking tho first opportu nity to write you nnd ask you to forward the certificate of our mar riage to me You will recall that your supply of certificate blanks had run out the day you performed the ceremony for us 1 hope to be In New York In tho near future and am irolng to try and get out to Mamaipneck If so I trust that I shall have the pleas ure of having you take a motor car ride with us Mrs Osborne Joins me In sending kindest regards to Mrs Dod and yourself Believe me Sincerely yours HKRUDllT OSBOUNE Address Care H Howard Arm strong Klnncar Pressed Uadlator Co Dallei Fane Building Pitts burp Pa Not a True Statement In the Letter Augustln flumes a member of the firm of Byrne Cutcheon counsel for the Maloney family discussed the pub lication of the letter today He de nounced It as an outrage There Is not a true statement In the letter except what ref rs directly to tho marriage ceremony which We ad mlt was performed The fact that Judge J Boyd rave the letter to a newspaper tor publication will have no effect upon the proceedings now under way looking to the annulment of the marriage HUGHES STILL IN THE RACE Ho Horn cot WlriulrniTn nn Presi dential Candidate ALBANY April LGov Huuhess at tention wan called today to the rumor emanating from Boston that he had i withdrawn from the Presidential race t The Governor while retislne to talk for quotation made It cloar that there f I was absolutely nothing In the report t that his position won unchanged and would be unchanged so tar as bs was t u d 2000 Autos in Carnival Pageant Headed by Rulers Chosen by Evening World Readers J Immense Crowds Enthusiastic Over the Spectacular Pro cession Cheer Its Trium phant Progl ess Winding Along Like Blazing Serpent CONFETTI SHOW1RS AND COLORED FIRE Parade Six Miles Long More Than Two and a Half Hours in Passing the Judges Stand Salvos of Cheers for the Royal Couple With perfect spring weather balmy atmosphere And the blue canopy of heaven studded with stars the first Illuminated parade of the first auto mobile carnival was a complete success There were six miles of automobiles In line The parade was more than two hours and a hilt passing the Judee stand at Eightyfourth street and Broadway Depitv Police Commissioner Bturhcr In personal charge with Chief In poc tor ilass Cortrlght had Lieut Sulli van ni his aIde and 310 policemen along th line with fifty lieutenants and ser soants a Me bicycle squad and the mounted police of the traffic squad In leservr The carnIval police head quarters were at the press stand CSrradnay and Eihtyixth street w htre telephone and telegraph wires with immediate connection with sta tion houses and hospitals were Installed But for the stabbing of a white boy by a black one and the capture of the sillant by the aid of a searchlight nothing occurred of a disorderly char acter and no accidents happened Queen Joan and King Leonard In Van Queen Joan led the parade after a brass band nnd Grand Marshal II O Howell In his Northern car Her car bore a heartshnpid American shield in front and she sat on a throne cano pied In lilies of the valley and white roses Her robe was of royal blue over a costume of white and with her were Prince Antonio and Princess Madeline I little Indian princelings as the babes I of a stanch Massachusetts mother I might be expected to be The s i ir had a driver and footman In tan oored livery I King Leonard following In an elec trically Illuminated car had his throne under a cnnopy of red cloth and wore his ro al robs over evening dress I The royal pair led the paraue through a sea of people over a course nearly I nine miles long from Twentyllfth street to One Hundred and Tenth street and back and tin crowds as great as any ever seen In the city cheered them every Inch of the way Line of March Brilliantly Illuminated There was a continuous Illumination of the line of march by red and green magnesium lights under the direction of Pain from Madison B uarc to Harlem j Every division of the parade was i larger In point of number of cars than had been expected and In fact the success of the flrut auto parade to cele brate the tenth anniversary of the In troduction of the automobile to New York was beyond all expectations Appropriately the old pioneer models were given the position of honor at the head of the procession Many of them were Infirm and made very laborious progress Some of them required as sistance from newer cars In this sec tion were also shown the racers of past years followed by the downtodate racers which are to compete for the magnificent nrlarcllff Trophy later In the month over the Westchcster course Probably the most attractive it was the most Interesting feature of the parade was the presence among the I many score of beautiful machine of a grizzled old veteran which Mr L H Perlman aptly and facetiously termed Grandpa Welch This was the first automobile to leave the Welch factory In 1W1 when American manufactur ing of motor cars was In Its Infancy Being thus seven years old with more than 150000 miles to Its credit and still In harness as It were this grand old machine claimed and re ceived the plaudits of admiring crowds all along the line Tho second or dealers division pre canted the most complete display of the finest In automohlledom which has ever been exhibited It comprised all the leading cars domestics and foreign from tho smallest runabout to the largest sixcylinder nInetyhorse power car all groomed and polished tn ex hibition trim Historic Cars In Line In the first or historical division were the Panhnrd Maud a s the Red Devil and The White Oet Mer cedes the first can Import rom Paris and Berlin respecti My and Ovh ten years old Henry Ford ul his first horseless carriage 1WM tho first Haynes which looked lo a buggy bobtailed III front now flen yeans old a decade of Hayrn can cc auto cars 18381503 the Babjr SVigeot rtliven by H D Vlvash St Paul itel and a score of other ancients follow il by the cleancut annlhliators of dlsranc bear Ing the laurel oi it trlumpn Md at tar them the racing aclil e jf OS After these oaroo UK teler dlvlstm with Its array of 190s rjde of nl typos completing thfc Mstary sC the automobile to date Col Kirby C Parl e ChaUma l the Parade Committee iid of tve Hi Climb Committee rode L the hear1 of the Maxwell section of the valet div ision which Included 116 iv voU cars most of them driven by tb ir owxMra 3t IC h sm OMnln from Brooklyn ao4 d f A I p A J rt bf 05 Ii bfI o I tt t h I f 4 e 1 S j f k 1 0 4 p X77 C at v s I Ojep t97a0t2 1 C from New ork In the Commercial Division three lmm nie auto trucks which came down from the Maxwell Briscoe factory In Tarrytown bore a perfect swarm of employee every man qf whom jelled for the Maxwell till his throat was sore Gen Cutting Won a First Prize Fifty private Old lI1oblles cheered the heart of Gen Cutting dean of the trade and Chairman of the Carnival Committee and the Oldsmobile works were represented by six beautifully decorated car In the third division to which were awarded the first and third prizes respectively The first prize for decoration was awarded to a beautiful device worked out In cream white pampas plumes brought from Gen John T Cuttings own beloved State of California There was a graceful shell of the plumes un der which stood n Greek goddess In classic draperies driving a team 01 a dozen yellow uutterlles by reins 01 creamcolored ribbon Tne buttertles flitted on Invisible steel wires as the car moved Hidden under the pampas plumeJ which in turn completely hid the car were 30 tiny red electric lights giving an exceedingly pretty effect Another OhMmoblle Its Identity hid den under the decorations presented Liberty under an nrbor of wistaria Liberty Liberates Dove of Peace At the judges and press stands Llb ertv liberated the white dove of peace while France Germany Italy and the British Empire represented by four pretty girls waved the Hags of their respective countries In ai jval On the front 01 hood o Ii e car which Liberty drove with reins of tiny elec tric lights was perchc a symbolic fig I ure of the Spirit of Speed This car was awarded third prize Alexander Howells Car Takes Sec ond Prize The second priiu innl to No 2 a huge crown fashioned of 150 tiny elec tric lights hilling the identity of an Imperial car entered by Miirthnl Alex ander Howell of the decorated division There Were fortylive Itilnlor cars In line all but the IMS models from the factory being private ours driven by their owners among whom wen Isaac H Dlan hard C DemartinI Mrs B T Klrklnnd liortram L Tay lor E L Cole Sheriff Thomas F Foley J H Durrlll S Fromm L Enrlcht Jr J Jf Brooke Hubert McCorkle H i Badenhausen R P Hart C P Cas Paul Salvln K P Ketchum Peter M Coco and J V Ilusllng There were In the dealers division M Ford cars 40 Hnynes SO Knox 3i White K Autocars 25 Cadillac 23 Mltcftell 16 Corbin and 10 Studebaker cars with large Heels of Stearns Ap person ClementBayard neo and Pre mier Rambler Unrck Walthnm Mora Jackson and Glide Winton and the Pope cars Hartford and Tribune and the Mattheson The Cooper Hewitt and Knox com panies had the largest contingent of motor trucks In the commercial dlvl lion Royal Theatre Parties Next Williams and Walker the phony co medians for the second time In their career wIll appear before royalty tonight wTlcn yuon Joan and King Leonard accompanied by hosts of their I loyal subjects will constitute a lane part of the audience at the Majestic i Theatre The following r pro entntlves of automobile concerns will accompany the Kirk and Queen to the Majestic theatre I John T Rainier of the Rainier Com pany H G Howell of tho Northern car Gen Cutting of the Oldsmobile Col Pardee of the Maxwell car Mr Uotto of the PalmerSinger Company Mr Hamilton of the a tat Paul La Croix of the Renault Mr Mllllken of the Hotchklis Mr Stephenson of the Studebaker Company Mr Whiting of Me StodardDayton Mr Iear of the KrayerMlller car Mr Drown of the Mitchell Company Mr Headlngton of the Haynes car and Mr Homan of Homan A Schultz National car Kdna May Spooner the popular tar who Is idolized by the theatregoing clientele of the Lincoln Square district will be the charming hostesn of the reception to be tendered to Queen Tonn End her retinue at nianeys Lincoln Square Theatre tomorrow night and elaborate plans are being consummated for the event Queen Joan and her retinue wllf occupy thfl two stngo boxes at the performance of The Wife Queen Joan Proud but Tired Tiu parade over Queen Joan re paired to the Hotel Cumberland got her princelings out of their Indian cos tumes and put them to bed Then I tired but liappy she came down to her huaband In the dtting room In a glove ntttng gown of tan color and with a tired little sigh said Oh It was suoh fun dear to be Cjieen but after all I guess Id rather be Just plain Mr Andrew Cunfo Iften to Louis Dlsbrow her neighbor at Richmond Hill she said Please answer the telephone and say to jtile manager that r certnlnlv shall attend the performance at the Majestic Theatre tomorrow night I would not disappoint Mr William and Mr Walker for anything Th n ibtMid food Blffht and retired i t wi ai wtiJWj ACTORS CAUGHT 1 i1 RAID ON AN 1 OPIUM JOINT Seven White Men and China I man Arrested in a Har lem Residence 1 If any of the profession should be missing from Fortysecond street and i Broadway at early breakfast rollcall I this afternoon their friends ivlll know the reason when they read the lines for seven of the eight men who went to the cells at the East One Hundred and Tent slxth street station last enlng after a raid on an alleged opIum dive In a brownstone house in Hast One Hundred and Seventeenth street said they were actor Detectives Fox uml affcrty saw a CMniman anti a white man entering 1 tho house and recognized them as a pal they hail arrested elsewhere In i Harlem for opium Mnokln They waited until sexcral men had followed I the Chinaman and his white partner 1 Inside the house and then called In I 1ollceiiiun Pierson and closed In on the house I While two of the jiolkemen were trying to force the Iument door a window opened on tho second floor and an opiumsmoking layout descended a them There were hoppipes cards it the drug peanut oil lamps yen hooks and one whole Jar of the precious opium Inside the house the police found the Chinaman who called himself Wing Sins and said he lived there and eight white men Joseph llobell also of the same address who Is the alleged part ner of Wing Sing was the only one of the eight who didnt call himself an actor Wing Sinn and Hobell were locked up on the charge of running an opium house and the others were held as habitues From articles of apparel which the raiders found on the upper floor they figured that the place had been patron ized by women smokers who probably escaped through a bcuttle In the roof when they heard thu excitement start Ing down below 20000 FOR LOSS OF A LEG Verdict nn KUliixt the fllj null non Coinimny fur Injury tn nn Huiitiloce Clio of the largvst ver llcls fCOOftV for the loss of a leg was rendered b a Jury today In the Supreme Court before Justice Pitzgcrnld It was all action brought l y John Toner ngalnsi the New York City Hallway Company Through his counsel Alfred Charles Stockier It wns shown that Toner while putting up the fcndnr on his car at Fort George on July 10 IDW was cruHhvd between Ws car nml tho car ahcmd of Jilm by another car which ran Into the back of Toners car The action was brought under the laws of 190ii which holds railroad companies liable for the negligence at one employeo causing Injury to an other employee Prior to this act no such recovery could be had It was contended on the part of the railroad company that the act won unconstitutional and that there fore It was not liable Judge Fitzgerald uphold the consti tutionality of tim aot and the Jury after dollborattnp only Vlfteon ruJn utes returned with a verdict for the plaintiff ALBERT K HI8COCK DEAD SYRACUSE April S Albert K HIs cock fortyseven years old son of for mer United State Senator Frank HIs cock died yesterday of stomach trouble Ho waa a banker and street railway IDa j DUD IN STREET MAN IDENTIFIED BY TINYDAUGHTER Her Brother and Sister Deny I That Ragged Victim Was Father Who Deserted Them A group of gaping men and women was clustered around a man unshaven I and ragged lying dead on the sidewalk I In Chatham P uare this afternoon and Policeman Keller was trying to keen them back until an ambulance he had I called should nrrlve The pupil of St Jnmess Parochial school nearby were dismissed earlier than tiFUal on account of the rain Two little elrls and a boy were attracted i by the crowd and went over to see what was the cause of the excite ment Heine small they pushed their i wnv through and when one of the I little irIs saw the mnn lying on the sidewalk she began to cry sobbed I she That Is mr papa Is And she know hlmthat papa turned to the other little girl and the boy boyThe crowd made room for the chil dren and Policeman Keller took the little girls hand and led her quite near No that isnt papa said the boy and the other little girl said he was right Tho child who had spoken lirst however continued to cry and Insisted that the man who lay before them was Her father The boy was the eldest of the little groupabout eleven years old he two years ago Papa went away and we have Fnld to tine policeman from him We anything never heard dont know where he lsbut this Isnt I I him Im sure hands took his little sisters he Then uC tue girls still one and led them aiway wls crytnR and Inslllnl ut the man was her father The man had gone Into Sulllans an one knew him and after where no lean drink hud comlllalned at being tattIng a Ick Then hI walkNI out Into the sick FlIt ron on the curb and foil li 1uure unconscious 110 was I out forty 1Ier flvo rear old had a fair complexion nnd was very poorly dressed His body was taken to the Morgue SUBWAY BLOCK IN RUSH HOURS MAO THOUSANDS LAT a Safety Signals Caused All the Trouble bv Getting II 1 Out of Gear Express trains on the southbound track of the subway were stalled foi wenity minutes at the height of the rush hour today anti thousands of people wore late at their plnco of busi ness A signal arrangement noir the Seventysecond street station cot out of gear and the safety aptillnncei brought the first train to a full quick stO w lloh almost threw the passengers Into a panic TbA block occurred shortly before g oclock At the office of the Inter borough Railroad Company It was ex plained that a short circuit on tho third rail caused the signal system to shut down Some one the Grand Central statlonmaster said had thrown a metal article from the platform of a passing train and caused the third rail trouble The subway signal system Is so ar ranged that when an accident occurs the danger signal red becomes Imme diately fixed and remains until the wrong Is repaired This happened to day and In the block there were no less than twentylive express trains rcaohlng north to Harlem The congestion at the Grand Central Station where the platform was crowd ed to the edge handicapped the local servIce There was a slight disturbance at the One Hundred and Twentyfifth stree station of the Lenox avenue branch where an agent is alleged to have sold tickets with till Inforiiiitlon that there was no block on the line Several angry Harlemltes engiised In a dispute with hIm nio block affected subway service throughout the morning nnd It was after 10 oclock before the tube was run ning on regular chedule SAGAN PEEVISH STOPS TALKING ABOUT WfDDING a No Change in Friendship of Mme Gould He Says in Final Statement The Prince do Sagnn who has got his own consent to marry Madame I Anna Gould nnd Is still waiting appar ently for hers was Inclined to be peevish when an Evening World re porter saw him today In his apart ment at the WaldorfAstoria Pills Is the last statement I will aver make to an American newspaper man said the Prince I will never talk to one of you again I have only this to say There has been absolutely no change In any frlondnhlp or other rela tion that may exist between Madame Gould and myself Reports that are put out by persons In touch with members of the Gould family are without her authority und have no bearing at nil on the purposes of my visit to Amer ica So thi re Mr TylT MorSe On Saturday of next week con tinued the Prince I will leave New York leave It I hope forever I have boon followed and harassed and tor tured by reporters ever since I crossed lu terry In Iarls when one figures I I In a matter of public Interest one Is Men by the reporters once only Hut here you gentlemen of the press never relax your vigilance Because of your unwelcome attentions I have been loused up here like a prisoner I I have had no chance to see the sights of the city J have not even been to the opera I That Is all I have nothing more to say I am leaving New York soon and that prospect makes me almost happy After which the Prince went for a cab ride with his friend VIcomte Albert Dobarros the automobile expert I From the next friend of the Gould famIly Tyler Morse representing thou negative side In the debated qiKstlon Resolved That It Would Not Do Well for the Lady to Marry the Prince no pronouncement of any sort clime today II I We Sell Clothing Direct to the Wearer At the Wholesale Price We have inaugurated a policy of selling clothing direct to the wearer at the whole ae price eliminating the middlemans profit A suit which we sell at 1000 will cost 2000 In any retail establishment Our other prices are proportionately low Prices Range from 1000 to 3000 Dont hesitate to come to our showrooms only for com parson purposes After youve seen our large variety cf choice selection of fabrics and models out patterns and ac quainted yourself with our prices youll feel gratified to us for having made it possible for you to cut in half your clothing expenditure by buying direct Irom the who esaer II S N WOOD CO 84 to 90 Fifth Avenue Corner 14th Street Take Elevator to Third Floor l I 1 I NEW EVIDENCE IS GATHERED IN THE VANDERBILT CASE Referees Report Held Back and Witnesses in Phila delphia Questioned Although DavId McCliiro reform In lliu suit for nbsolutn divorce nled by Mrs Alfred Gwynnc Vandcrbllt has his report practical reiily to submit to the Supreme Court ngents for Mrs Vnndirbllt nre Mill busy In Philadel phia laking depositions from persons will to hao evidencB regarding young Vandeibllti actions with several women In that city Attorneys for Mrs Vanderbilt refuse to divulge the nature of the evidence or tilt names of the women When the report of the referee Ir flld In tbs Supremo Court It Is the province of County Clerk Peter J fool lug to keep It secret or make It public Mrs Vanderbilt remains In seclusion Sho Is either In Newport or arranging to go there today WOOD GETS THIRTY YEARS CAMDBN N J April 8Joseph Wood sixteen years old convicted lost week of sex nd degree murder for the killing of Ethel Nevlm nine years old was sentenced yesterday to thirty yeari In State prison by Justice Garrison The boy took his sentence without nny sign of dismay Probably he will be taken to the State prison at Trenton today MKEfS ONLY AIM SAYS LAWYfR IS TO SMIRCH WIFE i Anxious to Get Certain Letters I Before the American Pub I I lic Is Claim I PARIS April 8Thf1 hearing of tho I McKee divorce suit was continued In this city today The stilt Is brought by I Mrs McKee formerly Mrs Hugh Tevla i ngalnit A Hart McKce her husband Tin first hearing took place March 4 and Mrs McKee thtouffh counsel de scribe alleged Indignities to which she had been subjected by her husband Mr McKep retaliated two weeks later 07 i wringing scandalous counter charges ignlnst his wife through Maitre Labor j Today Maitre Ilarboux on behalf of Mrs McKee conducted the pleading In 1 j rebuttal The Italian nobleman with whom It Is alleged Mrs McKee had improper f i proper relations nt a chateau at Var cnnes was Identified as the Marquis Ii Gugllenl 1 M Harboux denied Mr McKees al legation and offered to produce testi f mony from physicians to disprove the charges Ho declared that the real ob ject of the defense was not to furnish In formal Ion to the Trench Court but to besmirch Mrs McKees reputation In f America and securo the publication there of certain letters she had written to her 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II J L I J I 7 lr i l1 ii i J I 0 Hh J 0 i J Q f r I 1 i aI L V a a v wi v e J r v 1 oJ 7 1I I JULIA MARLOWES I NAME FIGURES IN A DIVORCE SUIT 0 Mrs Von Hermann Who Ac cuses Husband and Actress Tries to Sell Story PICTURES FOR CASH Widow of Foster L Backus Also Named Says She Ne tier Heard of Von Hermann HAMILTON Ont April SlII Julia JIarlowe named In the suit brought by Mrs Clara Louise Von Hermann Ilos ton played As You Like It here last night She absolutely refined to sec any one Her leading man said It Is all rot this soimlal and we have paid absolutely no atentlon to the matter Miss Mnrluwe it not worrying over th affair MIss Marlowe playeil her best inn night and did not appear to bo affected IIOSTON April RMrs Clara I mil Von Hermann who has tiled suit f divorce against her husband Kn Stephen V n Hermann naming 111a Julia Marlowe the iKtrws and Mr Maude Thorbuni Kickixi of HrxJklvn oo respondents has two phMosrau of Miss Marlowe ali scil t invi jo given to Von Hermann by the actress y on the back f whkli th Milnllff tuv U Inscribed To my dear liusban Karl Stephen Von ll rmutn wh tie two oort pimpnt lire nnnif It Is explained that Mrs Von Hermann depends principally un the iviili n securest nsrilnU MK Miirlnviv asked to go Into details Mrs oVn Her mann said Information culd only be got from her for muiiuy tierefuse i t give her iwtorap to too newspit but said she would po e fir a roast ratlon Mrs Von Hermann Is ala to have been a model toi llarrtic Klsher and other nrtltii A man whu ioi I he was tie Hnrtzvll but who U deflnrc1 to Yon Hermann has eon tnlklnj abor the divorce sill Ir several itt newspaper men in rrproeifil lust Hermann He was a cousin of Von want til eluliurate fimf ut mOil v i tell the full stuir I me ilmiw a showed a lot of letters and some ni turjj wttlh he md were fioi Mi Marlowe Once Her Press Agent It Is said Von Hernann was once qs t am bllataess iiammrr and i agent for Miss Mirlue Suss Marl s a tGeatnu t payin U At present sapemiu In Canada enumerated In tar TUB offenses uilien pUce clitnnes are aliiped to have In several cities between too ajunn o 1X3 and the s rug o le 1L Is a mI M iertej iliit SUU Hennar I Jlarlowe six or seven yens aso tlirojs a highly eulogistic crltVlue ol one her performances whcn he true a a newspaper man Wolfe tins tarss w plajlns In LuUlsUll Isy It Is s that Miss Marlowe was so plead w I the notice that she seal for tnt are i I and soon afterward took him ino h employ and tint later Iii went to Ku I rope with her and look I after business affairs of te trip for her Mrs Von Hermann Entered suit fn I divorce uKalnci her hclllld naming oils Marlowe once before In 1W3 but withdrew It She now declares that I the Is prepared to provo that at about I the time of that former suit Miss Mar I lowe Introduced Mr Von Hermann to one cue as her on husband Mrs Yon Hermanns lawyer Is Percy A Brigham of Boston Wss Schoolgirl Bride I y Mrs Von Her nans was Miss For of Lynn daughter of Mr and Mr Robert Ioss and she was sixteen yearn of age nttendlnT high school at the time she married Mr Von Heri ann in I Jine 1SJ9 Mr Von Hermann who It I thirty years old appears to have been n sort of rolling lone He li said to have attended Kxeter Academy and later both the academic department the law school at Harvard but ony for awhile Late ha Is said to have made a tour of the world In a sailing ship and In recent years to have written on a variety of subjects for magazine and newspapers Including the lianaNelson prize tight at UoldlleiU tor a San Fran cbco newspaper Mlts Marlqwe whose real name was Sarah Frost has been before tin Boar ton public twenty years her llrst dis tinct professional success having been made here In 1dES when she was about eighteen years oid She was married to her leading man Robert Taber about fifteen years a0o After a few years ho went to England and never returned and liar Marlowe got a di vorce He has since died Mrs Backus Never Even Heard cf Von Hermann Mrs Maud T Backus who Is the widow of Foster L Backus of Brook lyn at her home In Lincoln roiul uenltvl today that imp know any of the parties In the divorce case save only Julia Marlowe and her she only knew from ber appearance on the stage Uf the other persons In the suit she said she bad never even heard NEW GAG IN CONGRESS 1 FOR THE DEMOCRATS WABnrNOTON April RTo further thwnrt the Democrats Ir their Illlbus terlns tactic under thin leadership of Mr Williams the House today hy a atrlct party vote adopted a rue riving power to the presiding officer without a rollcall to declare the House In re cess every diy at 5 oclock until Uio following morning at 11w the nile to run until Molina next The rule further provides for the consideration of the naval appropriation beginnings Friday morning and that general de s luto on the measure shall close at 5 oclock Saturday utlen debate shall exhausted before that hour vhii it will IMF the duty of fie chair to de clare a ricess until Monday nt 1130 AM T Dcniocrnts opposed tho rule and thrustpd nil SHelr rllImtmnr ovcs before It vets adopted I 1v v tL r r RYAN RAGES AT LAW ms IN LONG COURT SESSION He Refuses to Answer Certain Questions and Frames One That Meets His Favor Thomas F Ryan spent two hours on tin stand this morning In the Sivinth District Municipal Court No 70 lInn hattan street In the suit of Kmnnuel SPea and Mlnnle Wellcr against the directors of the Metropolitan Street Hallway Company to recover damaptos said to have been sustained throuRh alleged misstatements concerning the value of the companys stock Justice Ullllam It Young heard the case That Mr tan Was anything but pleased lit his two hours gruIlliiK on the lnml was evident from his nngrw retorts Hushed cheeks and sometimes inched fists There were many tilts between coun t and finally v vm11 for Itynn In Istcd that It was all a trick of Billy nury and his lan nly the cifce of Veil against the cor ration vas bfnro Iio Court today I50IU Kr ni r rprfsint d Well while i Ie Linopy Nlcol appeared as personal tinsel for Mr Hyan and lohn I I Sanchneld was present In behalf of the Irtropolltan directors It was a few minutes before 11 oclok hen Mr it an was called to the stain If answered the tlrst preliminary rite Inns calmly but glared at Ljiwyc vrcmcr It was 1 oclock before Ilyn ft he stand at rres Mr Kremer Wanted to I new First of all Mr Krcmer wanted t irpw how Mr Ryan stands nt preen is a stockholder of the Metropolitan I refuse to answer said Mr Bran He was next asked whether he hem controlling interest I refuse to miwcr snapped Mr Ivan Are you a director asked Mr renter I hnvent been to n director meet ns that I remember since lK V was tlio reply plt Vhit do you know about the Eva port 7 as ed the lawyer I know nothing about that report Vhy dont you rill me about runner rr port 7 I di nt rare to Just now I Insist that you ask me about re ports since then cried Mr Ryan oily Your Honor raid Mr ICromor ad I ItoElng he Court will you please In struct tilt witness that hn cant make me ask fUe tuns I dont earn to ask JixlKC Young nodded his hend but Mr Itynn didnt pay much attention to It Mr Ryan Qrowc More Excited Then Mr Ryan was nkeil alxnit the merger of the itiiinil mid Clininlivrs I street linen t wont ray iniythlns blurted with som hint What IM the meaning of nil this I suppose you people oull title to keep mi here H month I Insist thn yin ask mo about the reports I luivi monllnmil I know my rlvhlH I Insist sliimted Ityan a mo ment later Mr Nlcoll Took Put in the Fray Can you hold up your hum and I swear hi said to Lawyer Kremor tint you are not inn in behalf of Hid Amory and his cane1 This pro rr lui I In simply the bKlnnlng of n way by which these people expect ia enter suits and ohta u millions i I dont have to raise my hand My statement Is xurflcliiit said Kremii Iiurlng this argument Mr Ryan sni forward In his chair and glarid angrily nt Lawyer KrcnuT At the rinse hf went back to his old subject saying I Insist that you ask mo what I want yu u L dr lr mer paid no jiitpati ii i to Mr Ilyii i H II Vrctlan 1 Is nlsn In court and It is expected that lie will bo called to tttI CLoses I Loses 40 Po ands of I Flesh in 40 Days I 1 j Rengo Ihe G eat Fat Reducer Brings I i Happiness to Battle Creek Woman i i As on ordinary llnstralloi of the won I denial result of Kciso mention li here made if the ITO of Mr Ads I irsltlne I I who lives at 11 Last Main s U Cattle I Creek Mch I Here lit her loss In velifM tut and I walt measurement tlefore After I Welsh 37 iinundu 157 poun1 Vnlst 37 lnli 34 n hc Ili 1 111 Inches 40liirh I The CIllollno is a Itttrr written by Mrs i KrKlnn In the Hrnrn Co at the eat c only 4r divn tiratnenf I I can hnrdlv halter mv ores when I look ii myolt now and realise how fat and I unslMIv I sins not ovrr two months alto I reel as thotih I was In n new world I I frcl so Pnht nnd tronc It is M lie toi t ngo I started It wit little hope that I ritM eve cot thin hv It b rn e I had alien in maty olner thlnea and fallri cry tlm I did not tnt s n tiny while fluting 1pncn I sues tint was because It Mtel m intirh lllte il lrlous candy I Kverv den that I lout sash I felt myself fttlnp morn itnnKtl fo tht tntlny I en lift a great teal more rnn do morn wok I walk up tnlp quickly without Betting SLed id 1o nltnn t pvcrvthlnc with the Mme nerpy rnd delight m nli i I wa a girl I stn flinplv feeling fine cud jf i ant n inv more than write von thl letter I cer tainly owe It to you to allow in fat per rnn who wants to place his or ocr confl dorice in Come oar and be reduce to writ o me end find out the truth With lusting cratltude to you and i Itenqn I im your cordially Ada L JCrvMre I This saws experience can liappen to yol II vou nre overfat You will be stronger I rnUMfr and hnrnlcr I Thor N nothing Just ns good as s Rcn o For sale by all driiCKl5t nt UlO Ir full Med bo or by mill prepaid h The Uenso Co 3e31 Reno Illlc Drtrolt I filch The rompnny will clidlv seed von n j vial package free liv mall If you write then i lltcet o Detroit io free charal at dreg store I I Tor sale ant rreomicndi1 In New York by1 I W II Hiker Son On flth nv and tai ft I Ilnnlivay and ltn st jril fil 7tli nv W f J Iiivky Sib nv and with r Ia nth av ant I 421 st Kall 1 Phnrmiey 311 01 ant Ith av also Oh st ant rOJn nv Ilarmnn I k Ca on Pr ssdu ay and n branrner lend i f vpr I Cub nv lcth and lath r I e are nth nv Zi n 1 t e I Tsnt 11oDWIi fn a mamH j 11 IJ i l N e HhRlit1 I j f UM 1iiItSTNeR7TMAv I WEST 5iN striding Bargains i Ling These Lastingly I Commemorate the Event ji I All Bras Bel ti k dslg never 50J for Irs Ran f9wth f I stylish lilt vanes stout Q 25 posts and iiliirKS cloi e any size J t All llar Mattress full 10 Ihs covered tl i Ii line fancy tick a very J Iri roinary value r size choice any 625 Y i 11I 1 jn lor 3 Reed II J Rockers I alt i I like design shellac finish f I cane seat nude f I II 1 nneseahtinelymadeand II Au Rreae strongly built u1 1711 1j I 7 IC for SH Mission Morris Chairs j like design heavy weathered oak straight spindle side spring seat complete s II with reversible velour cushions I n CI7 for 18 Combination 1 I 12 97 I jokcases like W design I cintury quartered oak finish French i I bevel miiror ibis 175 h I JJ I I i R rrl uj Seamless China Matting t extra good grade value16c 22c per yard 1 t All Wool Velvet Cprpcts 3 98 for 550 Col handsome new designs deep lapslble 0 pile value 9Sc per 69c 15 4Q for 24 Cartslike designheivy yard ove Mission green leatherette uphol Axminster Rugs all wool Buffets like desigi stered 4ft fine solid weathered tine new designs wealher7d i 6x7 ft fir value 12 7 OJ oak French bevel mir Crockery Brlc ror pluhlin llIraw r nBrac Pictures Everything in cast brass trimmings Glassware and nil Upholsteries Open Sitirdiy Erenlo Houseturnisiiings NO MONEY DJWN 1 i 1 During Our Anniversary Celebration By way of adding extra zest to the occasion for those who have not as yet bought here on our famous straightforward and honor able credit plan tve extend this invitation to select furniture carpets rugs etc within any reasonable amount without asking any money deposit whatever provided only that references are satisfactory I 2 J s I I Great Assortments of Easter Cards and Novelties at Reasonable Prices t r 1 Double EETMEAT THE FOUNTAIN Double 1 Stamps Till L EGEL 1OOPER O Stamps Till J j I 12 oClock NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE JBGREENHUT PRESIDENT 12 oClock j e Womens 3 to 5 Shoes at 195 A Jemarkable Sale of Stylish High and Low Cut Footwear in Best Styles and Most Popular Leathers I His sale could not have come at a better time and Ian Oxford Ties Pumpa and Colonials all sizes in THIS its announcement is sure to be read with great every style t interest by every woman who sees it It isnt very White Canvas Pumps and Oxlorda with turned or welled I soles all sizes often that you Ret an opportunity to save so much san added attraction to this timely and extraordinary sale i money in a sale where all sizes and widths are to he had we include the entire line of r There are no less than twenty Spring styles repre sample shoes from one of the sented in kidskin calfskin and patent leather shoes best known makers of high grade footwear in America iN u with plenty of tan shots among them 111 tt e The entire lot embracing Black Oxford Tie and Pumpsof bright kidskin shoes worth r dull calfskin and patent leathers handturned or welted 3 to 5 is Jkl QK a soles various heels and every desirable shape of toe offered at J J a parr 1 7r All sizes Slfiel Cooper Store Second Floor Rear f F j r 5 r id r I v j J Tailor Suit Hats Look at This Hat at 5 Things for Easter SMART and natty hats particularly adap It Is One of 450 Made for Easter Cards J Post Cards Booklets i S ted be with tailor made suits r Included to also worn are large trimmed sailors I r Tomorrows Special Sale Novelties and Religious Articles 4 All are priced very S345to 695 1 E illustrate a Georgette at Very Special Prices moderately from W model made in two Rosary Beads Untrimmed Hats r The toned burnt straw From We to 9 crown is high and slightly We offer of fancy straw a large assortment chip rough sir wand sailor hats in burnt black ai tilled in front made with Gold Plated Betids war Pocket Manuals from and all colors Priced f bands of velvet around crown ranted for IO years I ISc to 225 al 45c 59c and 95c and elaborately trimmed with 125 and 150 Childrens Prayer Books u fine flowers and foliage Also Gold Plated Beads war 28c to 368 1 Flowers Hats for na S ozeers or great collection of tanted lor 2U years Catholc Crushed Hosts imported pink white tea and 15c 225 and 285 Bible 98C to 225 lack fur a bunch IOC te Sailor Hats Key of Iienven in white Sterling Silver Beads Bluets daisies buttercups and cowslips im binding gS7 I ported bunch 25e trom lOC to 3 6 Can d 125 I r all the good colors trimmed P Rosltimportedj white tea pink and jack 3 imported vela Episcopal Prayer and Common Prayer B6o s in bunch 29c t with velvetwings flowers and Hymnalsn Cis from80c I sets Irum 80cto251 Foil age imported a Variety of styles I foliage In all there are more bunch 25c 1 In 75c to 625 1 tat n men ts from Daisy Wrctthf very fulls white with yellow centers t 1 J than 450 new trimmed hats at Keof Heaven In leather 19c to 275 t t low white with brown centers yellow pink this wonderfully price binding Bibles In lieht blue nnd old rose effects each 65c and no two hats are alike Irom o OC to 37o I I all stylcs JOC to 635 ciegel Cooper Sore Second floor FronO e i Villlntrt Salon tecond Moor Front Slecl Cooper More Third Floor Center J The Bonnie I Womens Coats at 1275 e Paper Flowers Belle Values up to 1750 ta Cr I for Easter Umbrella Tan Pongee Coats made in a Braid CoatsCas illustrated Decorations A new style um full plaited back model made in this seasons latest i r It brelln which is 7 f Pnp r flowers lampshades shown here for the doublebreasted front 7e models with cutaway pointed 1 l mh2e collarless with fronts novelties and decorations of first time length fancy semifitting back in r It is a 26inch um shaped outline finished with a beautiful lace design of t fifty pretty kinds for church brella with the Exet silk bands and lace motifs handsome braid over self home or table er Paragon frame and full sleeves with cuffs to colored chiffon taffeta full We can make to order at Harvey rod covered T short notice anything of this it with an excellent match neck trimming yoke kimono effect sleeves it is a grade of black tape lined with tan taffeta a very perfect fitting well mad nature which we do not have edged American taffeta serviceable and t a in stock Reasonable prices T 1 o wr jacket in black brown and nyy I The special feature of 12 75 te of course t J dressy wrap at champagne value si 9 rrr x r this umbrella is the case I X75 which is made of heavy Rubberized Taffeta Storm Coats 1750 Tnursday J J assortment of several colors in Combination Offer 0 t allsilk taffeta in plaid ef an ass Covert or Broadcloth Top Coats fects of various colors eA good quality rubberized toilets 12 Iion Regularly il69 rot made the of l1l how match decorates full length coats full circular back in correct hip length 12 Finks l Tomorro II pretty to black chiffon broadcloth imported e or orates the handle models doublebreasted with kimono front sleeves and high ported tan covert semi littingback L Fatter Foliage Lilies I 1 this li and front lined with Altogether a very throughout the materials r storm collar include natty and serviceable checks and dependable taffeta coat sleeves i stripes changeable I umbrella speci collar and pockets spe r Easter Lilies 60c dozen effects an extremely stylish coat c 12 ra ky a ally priced to 1 for rain or shine special aio 7C cial for Thursday al 160 tides DC morrow 1275 tSutel Cooper Store Main Floor Front at Slegel Cooper Store Second Floor Center Sletel Cooper Store Third Floor Center 1 Wrights Bust Form and I A Sale of Wedding Engraving Formette Corsets THE usual expense of engraved station EY a woman a perfect form without the ery wedding invitations and announce t give THEY of artificiality No unnecessary Shears and Scissors ments calling cards etc is greatly pressure anywhere and no padding Every reduced by having the work done here s slender woman should have a pair of each style c ADE of good quality steel and ir Our low but prices are very there is MADE no Wright Bust formin batiste r f A worth at least double the bale I or COUIU 150 to 250 price They are all nickel better work done at any price We gladly Formette Corsets PO pateJ Shears in four sizes6 7 8 and furnish estimates when requested cSlelellooperSlore Second Floor Center l jjlejel Cooper Q t inches Nailing Invitations or I d II e nit nvt a ons Wedding nvifrtois or The scissors vary in size from 3 to el Announcements We Announcements We 0 Cigars 124 a Box 1 a inches The lot includes Igars t embroidery scis will engrave plate in I will prim on shorl notice Lillian Russell a well La Francesca Panetella i sors with fancy gray or gilt handles mani script and print 100 lOOwedding invitations i known brand Julius Ellinger a Cos r cure or nail scissors also good barber wedding invitations or or announcements on I box of 50 124 clear Havana cigars re shears in choice of nickel announcements on a good quality of paper gular price 3 for 25c or d handles Worth from any of the new J japanned an s nickel25

Turl AnD Ierfecto very tomorrow box C Whitings extra super styles of type such as good 5c cigar S1 n I of 25 124 up to 75c your choice at wedding plate paper French script Old Eng box of 50 124 lecel Coooir Siorr Miln Floor Front I limit 101ne wlthoUI lish and olock Grumbler box of type Dominor Eaceptionaes v 51 24 envelopes side and inside for puyu Best possible vorkrrian highgrade seed and Prime Beautyour lead slnp Uutsidcatidinside t M Our usual prices for this eneopesareinclud Havana 1 0 c ing 5c box cigar box of 25 1 241 of 50 cigar 5124 work arc 875 to J975 ed Special price vl Slttel Cooper Store Main Floor Rear J Slejel Cooper Store Third Floor Center I Mail and Telephone These Specials for I Orders Filled Promptly Pure Foods at Special Prices Thursday t 1 GLOSS STARCHHaiel brand elves i Hazel Hams Korn Flakes Newly Lad Eggs Premium Flour wooden brilliant box luster lAe to No linen J carton No Q 5c The celehrccd Wenphillt ityle dry S eicrip fieituoiiiedcorn 9 I I fountain quallo best family patent cured ellb 1 dryC flavkeeets dot2 touted corn 2 notes non delivered 2 18c j beaatny fahmily puend tuiiir uillyl6c t 12 IA fUkei doi Jcj pickicc c euaranieed equal anr hlfherprlcea Ihurtoy lb TI brand In the market bbl J8HO S3c FRANK SIDDALLS SOAPfor laundry I K bbl S3SO itcbbl sack and general hoe old use box 11 JAt a AM MOCHA famous PUKC OLIVE OILFount quality triple 41Q COFFEEour our n iC hLU LALEL TtA our wed Inosn faun Cuidirtll JA clirlllcd picked In France cm too bin 3D5 ten 4c bars blend Pure 85r lain Mend noted lor In strength we serve ll In our and lurenor rcod Reitiunnt J285 l60ind NEW APPLESpreiJ cored 1JC I I 3 lbtil Mb and dellclout trtranc S Ibl SUe nti welthtdrum 34c sliced dos 170 No I carton CARPET CLEANER well knounH I 300 31 Lib cm IIAEI JAMS berrYIpbcrn black COFFEe lecei Cooper favorite blend STR1NGLCSS BEANEFouowIn IH CAROLINA RICE extrafiner vOl b21 H brand for cleanlnE larpeta rugs FouOI11I qualll S lb qu 30e powdered C crrr rt nil berry and currant or red bean iround or JrC hole w3C medium the crisp lender betas 18e head J lb4Ht 3 Ibi cherry end ippei tI IH SIOS ISc lslb upbjisury b hare ion bars dnr3210can QUL1N OLIVES line bright perfect PhonlxtopglnaIan J 1 SCOURING OA PSIlel Coopers Blue I ALPHA SALAD CREAM resutr 21c iruli ret 3Sc full pint ir Se 49c VCripper cleans rcoirs and r 1 Af 1 t 2Scbotile reg ttcb lull quirtlir CORNSTARCH Founuln quillty males ihf III hfr nSc hr Dolds Bacon liaeDn superior puddlnti doz POe bIb QM I Pancake Flour Formosa Oolong Tea HGIIGHAUE plCkU DUTTERINEeborned by Santa Clara Prunes Thefimout very delicious CncUh for breikfiti stlcdry rag ugar cured 15c HOCoi prcrred tell rl Inr mikes Enillih breikfin niliel and ill SOc Utnlh dilrvmen under United Stores hll tansy orchard cultlmed rp ulir due quality Ib t s delicious rreiLfnt cakes 6 6 I 4c treen or black virleilci 3 lbs 40C Government Pure Food supervision 5lb tweet Iruli 5 carton 60e 2 UI JC I rtckitei JBc UI lOcpickiie u It Ib net welch drum 9Sc llb net I1n Ian cartons tar welcht print delivered Slcsel Conner Sro uo irth PlOt 1 I Ask lor uS H Green trading Stamps We Give Them j L e j

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lr M I THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY A f llL Br 7 r IsHoiroKILL HIS IDLEfJILf IS l ONLYUN TO Ulf J i t J I iTrauhenbach Wounds Vife r and Daughter Misses Two OlhersTurnsGunon Self DIES LATER IN HOSPITAL i I Woman Declares Tragedy Is Due to Desertion of German J Beer for Irish Whiskey Robert Trauhenbaoli n carpenter find cabinetmaker who on his twen tieth wedding annlveisary last night ftittempted to kill his wire and daughter b2n their home at No Mi East Eighty ifourth street died today in the Prosby terlan Hospital from the bullet wound I jJie Inlllcted on himself as a climax to hlj drunken frenzy The ttfe n big motherly German rotnnn declare I today that she had expected the tragedy for months past i and blamed herself tor not Imvlng cent I 11 husband to same Institution before l I ll baa all been from a few yeans i 1 f said Mrs Traiibcnbach After he taken L I Ills tlrit drink of that Irish whiskey lthere Is never anything more fur us J 7but mtsery liffore when he drunk only Jjils Herman beer Iiu was a tine wOIk n man and had his nun shop lint that liIMi whiskey sets lilt his I fhiid and takes out Ills brains Nu r t man cild want a bttter funiilt thus I uiir tho of Liu llne t children ever r burn to any man Itt after he take i iJ TIO this whiskey he stakes life a tonnent If for nil of ut I Ji Always Has Tired Feeling I on he luces te llttU slmti then j he las jwus tile Iled feting and will no linger work 1111 have raved i iue a neu little mil In the bank and n tine hu uili itr while he drinks a il 1 like a tool wan ine money tor him c In lrunk every nlsut ciuarrul suine ahvavH xoept to lutle Caroline who Is twelve and IIcifl rICO ten Tncy nily he dues not snake ana uiKirrel HUH HUHHut Marlanna who U sixteen and works he hated because Mlie SMike harshly to him when hr wai drunk Hubert a rood l y of seventeen ha has driven from the house Last summer Hubert found his father was carrying II pistol and had lilm taken to court and nut under t bonds After that he thunders at Robert whenever ho Is drunk which is always and the boy must in aud board away from us Came Home at 11 P M So you fee how It stood when he came horn last night at 11 oclock I had put something to eat for him on a table and called out that the supper WHS there He said he wanted nothing und began thumping around Then he burst Into itho room where I am sleeping with Marlanna and shoots at I inc The bullet struck In my arm and Mnrlunna threw herself over me and he shot again the bullet going In her I hip We both fall silent KB Ir w are dead and out he goes I Caroline and lielnrlch are screaming in the next room and he went In there I He did not try to kill them but limited Shut up and shot a bullet past them Into the headboard As he does this Marlannn and I rush screaming Into the hall The flhouie Is In an uproar Everybody screams rushes about In the halls and a policeman Is coming up the stairs when my man goes before the mirror and shoots himself 1 was foolish I did not have him sent away for I knew them was no hope after that Irish whiskey It Is not for Germans that poison Bike Cops in Auto Fail to Escape Mate on Motorcycle p v ii rcrpt c0 I 7rrr IrMlr S TOP O ri o 4I AUTO fULL Of BIKf KEN COPS CAUGHT IN BROADV CHASE Tired Out Five Comman deer Stray Car and Take a Ride Full of Incidents STKt Casey of the motorcycle squid the foe oT the motorist Is limping anti has ono arm In a fling today But there Is a halo hovering over his cap whIch ho won In an adventure the like of which the archives of the depart ment show not It holds the palm as the most sensational Incident of last nljfht automobile carnival Meanwhile five bicycle policemen are trcmbllnsr and young Norman Sctiolle s pining In the pen at the Wet Side Court waiting for wme one to provide tin ilOJ mil In which he was held tor Special Sessions by Magistrate Uallle I on a charge of speeding i The time was insi midnight nnd the I Jl ijiVrdO worth n automobiles that had j oliiiKjiPd for four hours up and down I tl main Ian tiii dispersed or broken HUP The crowds hadnt dispersed huts PS er I St iVsev mil had a liard night of It IIo stood nt Hroadway and Siv i onlyfifth street leanlns on his trusty I I Trotorovcl It Is a new one and sun I nRUe rtv mills nn hour and with hlnfnas Iol ceniun Klckctis his part I ter in lirln lns WHO to amolsts ill be Kind when Its aj over Hick murmured the sergeant and 1 can I get to bed Then out of the confetti fog there loomed the two big lights of a vehicle that resembled a Lenox ave nue express more than anything else Great sufTerln Blneham sold Casey as he put on more speed what Is thlsn moving bicycle shop for I the car fairly bristled with the wheels and handlebars of bicycles and the five I SO CROCKING NO PUISON NO KIPPING NO ACr I HO NO 3PO µ PS eOb r a e ii RctihiH Hi man One Dye For All Fabrics EASTER EGGS Die Rainbow Dyes and Avoid Poisons Acid and Odor loc Fkc FOR HOME USE Pk r loo Minulicturcd br RAINBOW DYE CO S fid for full lira Mapi packre FREE LIIOSTlnulsSaroeiI DoL 12 BEdebin 1UJlI7 1 1 f r t ZeDUaa 1 Dotr I I ij I I 1 4 Li t DMFDRTI Try on a W L Douglas shoe You cl I will find it unusually comfortable It fita all over not in spots Snug at the f s t hej roomy where other shoes usually phih No rough seams no friction My shoes are PERMANENTLY com I fortable Remember I make and sell I more 350 mens shoes than any other l manufacturer world W L Doug If I las shoes canno be equalled at the price I My name on a shoe protects you Look for the stamp and take no substitute Price 350 I W L Dough 400 GILT EDGE SHOE cannot 6 equalled at any price W L Douglas Boy Shoes 175 and 200 FAST COLOR EYELETS USED EXCLUSIVELY CATALOGUE FREE I W LDOUGLAS BROCKTON MASS i Wm L DouglasTShoe Stores in Greater New York I I 4a8 Dwar cur Howard SITTU Third A rune IlttOOUITN N T I GO IlHuy car Nth Ht ru WI 12EIh lit OH710 Ilroadirar 8 3 limy car 14th Mt iiift Klchth Anus 184D UWBT ror ailtU I in NMMU Street Ilil7 hllyror Gate AY 144714411 hnodnay and nth AT eorld 4s1 Fulton St car lrrL 8202 3d Av cur lUOtli JKUHKV CITY1M l it 7H pith Avmr VIM 3d Av near nuih St ark Avenue NRIVARK 785 Broad Rt i PATKItHON N J102 Market roc llnrk HI W I DDUGLAS II S3SO SHOE FOR MEN I or I bV t I Lc lot I ill nun iach held a shining nickel ilitird btrIt in hU lap The driver was n tinri young man with a col lege foov s rap uiil sowl and the car isns festoon und all bourn round with lines and ribbons and small Japanese interns More Speed Every Minute On went the big ear the youth at the I wheel pulling on nioru speed every tnlnuti Inntini and hissing up Hroiul way they went the sergeant gaining a little every second and the faithful UlckettH steaming on behind i Finally at Klirhtysixth street tho little driver decided to give it up and brought the machine to nn abrupt atop The halt was so abrupt that Casey had In make u halt Just as sharp and he Jammed something on his motorcycle which threw that steed of steel into a conniption It gave a short nun and then a long sigh and then hook a a It suddenly possessed with n halfportion curilxjuakv liut Casey didnt stop Ho went right on over tho handle bars and slid on the visor of his slick leather cap soy oral yards uirallel to the slowing car As the cor stopped and HiokPtts ar rived In genii shape there was great commotion among the occupants 131 cycles were lifted hlh In air the live men tumbled out falling over each other and two of them mounting their wheels itdikiy Whirled away Into the dimness of a side street Rlckctts and Casey bruised but determined corralled the I driver and the remaining bicycle coPS as I live gasped ncr fink nvpr his prisoners Well youre a nice lot Valera not golnir to ninth in are I you asked the little driver nervous ly Those follows sold It would lie nil I rte t Tliir oo rt rff nront Iliiv i Yes they are sold Casey Reg ular iMpporK llmioit they are pun hut Im going fo pinch you Just the fame Told That the Lid Was Off 1 The youth tearfully explained that 1 In had born told by his policemen KinMs that the lid was oft for the 1 night and to go alnnd that there was I no hence of an ariest while they were ultli him Hut Cnny ionldnt do that and feel i Ing a llttli giddy about that time from his fall hi turnid the little group over I ti Itlrkntts to take to the station and I wail In Itooievli Hospital to have hla liMil iH nit eiled to He was able to bo I In court tits morning and announced I that he woull prefer charges against tin three bloycli ixillrermn I 1 Their names are Helm and Hunt of 1 the Thirty lxth Precinct and Ollrien n0 th Iorlioth pridnct The two who csiapod arc not known I MOTHER OF 5INSANf I I FIGHTS 3 POLICEMEN i i r 1 i Crazed by three years struggle to I support her live children Mrs Pauline Shaw Is now In the psychopathic ward I I at Hellevue Hospital hopelessly In I sane the surgeons say The woman i became violent early today In her home No K East One Hundred and Thirtythird street and was taken to I the hospital only after a desperate fight with three policemen I I Mrs Shaves husband died three years I ago leaving her with five children to support The eldest is now fifteen i I Mrs Shaw had been accustomed to a life of comparative ease and comfort I and the great change wrecked her i nerves and health Awakening her eldest dauhter Gor1 trude today Mrs Shaw announced that she Intended to kill herself The girls I frantic cries aroused the other tenants i Three policemen heard the commotion I and ran In to find the woman and girl In n handtohand struggle It was with much difficulty that tho bluccoats sub dued Mrs Shaw and placed her In a I utraltjackot brought by an ambulance i surgeon from Harlem Hospital j I I I Wallach I 1195 Broadway just below 29th St 1 B fa S Third corner 122d Avenue St The home of Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes 25 22 so Hart Schaffner i Marx Raincoats1950 I THE former prices were undervalues I Twentyeight dollars wouldnt have I been out of the way for the 2250 Coat The twentyfivedollar coats were well worth much more At 1950 these Hart Schaffner I Marx Raincoats are Real bargains I I I Two stylesone a handsome i shadow striped fabric in I I brown the other a fine quality of Oxford worsted with a self stripe 1 S servicewhatever the weather I 25 and 2250 Hart Schaffner Sc Marx Raincoats 1950 Some of the 15 sprang Suits at ItnJO still here ALL CM37JWSFZR l iitrrllle lXmGRW7I3 A JTzo60 TSr H08 Easter Sale of I i Newest Style Walters 550 I I Dahlia Concert Grand l t iF Pianos with the World f Renowned I I Lost Motion250 I I i Actln for I Including Stcol and Cover I 5 Down and 1 Per Week i i I II Buy tomorrow Yon may be too I Dont Wait late and then you will be awfully j I disappointed I Xune it three pianos will be a a 1 ut thin nrlirt after thl sale I II I 1 The fallen Dahlia Plano hate nIIhed the hllhot pinnacle of Plano perfection I They Are Pianos Built to Last Forever I I Thar are cnnerrlel to be the tinret tInnes manufactured and rrbe J 1 Ptl ever are con I strucled rn the highest plane known in piano bulldinR nail are I Guaranteed for 15 Years I i I i In tylo action and conitrucllon they fro uruurpOMcl i Delivered on Payment of aJ5 i i I We Charge No Interest IIi ar I eNr III lmklnepevmette no Insurance and no extra whatever KM i i u 1 i wekIhnta alh I I I Beware not Wirfha a piano unless It bear a prominent maker name I 11 I 7 t1hn n Vnfieturr It nxhimcJ 10 put hit nanio upon a Pun there hi i lumeJhlnt wrmtl wllh lt I Walters The ntiw Walters on n plan bonds for the very hlxKrit sn4 best graile I i I C rlllon lJon buy a FOP1rl sMiclilly upI ur ecenJhinil piano at say urree re a I I on h rnnr 1I0rthl s I E nn tour olJ piano fora beautiful new Walters and pay any balance at I I 1 xelangethe rat of Jt wr week Upon request a representative will call Wircri omi 3J Floor I 1 I 1 lJ CarsBLOOMINGDAL C1 rea tOJrl Ae BLOOM1NGDALES S c i aIlBlor to n 14 s yf htg6glh c I J n Un u I 1 The Ural and Unlallag ltloominglale rnAAlCta T IIAJJiON ALL CARS TRANSFER q TO the Irll IJitarIIIt w1l be shyer Business Magnets rrc IL rre u neaumm 11L u lIv new natural tf1 rn IKiiJole HIM iiiol Nilonu Our HOT I HlfiH QUAIIT rnnmln 1Iellot will hitch vou xiJ wotMrlv care Lt IIloominJlJalcrJj oitr flaKr fells maw tarn Aatnmh VERY LOWHSF PRICES inch imil ami Icnuti nllv IHI IUIIM VUIIIII ll UU4 Ct Vnlinn nmme tvf rut fl wiihuii knit I 11ttr i I II m eel ars It riiifiln nn nrm leachej WE WONT LET ANY STORE UNDERSELL p0 rN rN or ririilirl iraearrrrusu nlsar lEXINfiTON705 VE 59io60Sr nllrpeurhlP toilet tnt scientifically I US WE Are Supreme in Value iitn r6 u Wind uml Paslty an 3 let Iii any one 1 11 ri k r 1 e VMriK 1 895 Cotton Felt Mattresses at Half d i R egu I ar Prices 1 L Ube Southern Cotton il Company The letter on the left is exp aratarv Never before I have such highgrade wellknown meritorious mat i tresses been alTered at such tremendous reductions I Cotton felt mattress Department Remember the mattresses were NOT made for i sale purposes They are NOT like many socalled fi I WAREROOMS felt mattresses but are guaranteed to be cotton I j I 509 WEST 38th STREET felt Every mattress is backed up by the guarantee f I I of the Southern Cotton Oil Company one of the I TELEPHONE 412538th largest corporations in America having branches in all f j F NEW YORK CITY I April 3d 1908 the important cities i t B loom i n g da 1 e Bros 1 City There is not every size in all the grades but there f J are all sizes in the lot Many are in two parts Some Gentlemen are covered with highest grade art ticking Particu y We have decided to accept your spot larly noteworthy are the mattresses at 900 They r I are as fine as money can buy In manystores in New cash offer for the 895 cotton felt mattresses i York they are sold every day at 2500 and are good l tresses now remaining in our warehouse it value at that being a condition the sale that you do VERY IMPORTANT TO HOTELS AND IN t STITUTIONS is the fact that in this sale there are the of and that all be removed I carting same about ISO 3feet 6inch size mattresses that we will I before May 1st I at which time our lease sell in quantities at about onethird the price they were I intended to sell for You have never heard of the like expires f exp The price we ask does not cover the cost of the filling Yours respectfully The sale is scheduled to continue throughout the i Signed THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY week but the bargains are of such marvellous magni I P S As in the past our guarantee for tude that there is no telling how quickly they will be sold It certainly is a case of the early bird in this I quality is back of every mattress instance This momentous purchase enables us to sell you 10 Guaranteed Cotton Felt Mattresses for 500 14 Guaranteed Cotton Felt Mattresses for 600 I I 16 Guaranteed Cotton Felt Mattresses for 800 f 18 Guaranteed Cotton Felt Mattresses for 900 i In conjunction with this townstirring mattress sale we offer 300 SAMPLE ALL BRASS AND ENAMELLED BEDS AT REDUCTIONS OF ABOUT 13 Fourth Floor IIIOOy11NilrlldA I I I 125 Long Silk Gloves at 69c II Sale of Mens Half Hose i I Long Silk Mousquetaire Gloves In white tan and black with double M n 5 SOc Imported Ha f Hose gauze lisle thtcad in tan gray cadet and J I finger tips nl sizes In every other black ground with beautiful silk hand embroidered designs all I store in New York gloves of identical quality are eel ing for sizes sale price 29 1 25 To again lore bly demonstrate the immense Blooming 69 M u u Mens C 25c Irp tad Half Hose A dle vzluegiving supremacy we sell them for P t na no e full fashioned fine gauze qual 14 C tty in black and tan high liced heels and sale In Dour 6 tpliccd a toes saleprtce Stain UHh St Section Mnln Tloor 5lth St Section r UIOOMIMIDAIFS illOOMIOl v o i I t 1 Very Best Tailored Suits in the i l 1 s I City at 1175 1495 u f i a i i I u These two lines are representative of our entire stock They i I splendidly exemplify the invariable valuegiving that has made i q Ii 1 the Bloomingdale Suit Store the Mecca for all thrifty women t ail I who want to dress well Our collections of authoritative styles If are broadest and the range of sizes so complete that there is not I I I 1 a woman no matter how stout or thin short or tall she may be 1 i l s that we cannot fit perfectly I r 1 Womens Mta Tinlr mode of solidcolor cheviots and chiffon Panama 1 N I omen s and Misses Salts I hairline stripes in the popular button cutaway Prince 1 II Chap style like the illustration on the extreme left All the newest and most fashionable r 1 t i11I 1 Spring shades as well as a wide variety ol fancy mixtures is represented Coats are I lined with an excellent quality satin Skirts full in I are cut very a r i 1 new pleated model trimmed with a deep fold Nowhere else can 1175 Ii r 1 j you get these suit for less than 1875 The Boomingdale price r C is 11 I AI iv Womens wits made of allwool chiffon Panama In blue black and brown An im r omen s ciws I t proved Prince Chap style with Inlaid collar of rajah silk Cuffs to fl match Jacket edged with soutache and Hercules braid and lined 1 1 with a guaranteed satin Ikirt is a lullpleated model trimmed 14 95 i I with 6inch old All sizes Nowhere else can cu get this suit I I for less than 2000 The Bloomingdale price is FpconJ Floor olth St Section 1IIIHUSIHUItS I A Sale of Maids Home Dresses Fashionable Jewelry at We I That brngs you the very biggest and best values joldPiated Mercury Wing Veil Pins set with assorted Maids Home Dresses i pieces Maids Percale stones at lOc skirt and waist Waist with pleat Dresses heavy Go Paled Mercury Wng ed Iront and lull bishop sleeves quality striped 1 Cuff Pins set with t bril i Skirt cut full with deep hem Here design in pink liant rhinestones 1 J I In stripe or figure designs 7ge blue black and r 1 per pair JLUC Worth 100 sa e price f L I white grounds I Cold Plated Mercury ng I Tucked plain I Maids Dresses in one or two pfece back pleated Hat Pins set with 1 oC in I e neat designs styles percale fern rmmed r various stones at Pleated front bishop sleeves with 1 Mali Iloor rinli Ht Sayan with I but u 1 pearl 1 collar and full cuffs turnover I tons pocket IIIAItHfII IlIES 1 hem Sale O skill with deep e 98e cellar 1 g o r 1 turnover price OL I and full sleeves tr i I The Best Groceries In Town I Waitresses Diesses made of brill with deep cuffs I lantine and sateen Those of with two but I J And Bloomin dales prices are lowest i i tons Wide brilliantire have tucked back All mall enter for ero run to Iw uVllvoritl to ptlnH t joiil our regUlar pleated iront and extra wide skirl skirt with deep j waFimAll hillier olrIr meet IN RCC4 nipanl rt hF money III IJUI has n I with deep hem Skirt hem Three hare arnnnt I and wast separate pretty styles to i sale price 3 98 select from b gale 15 Cent Fruits for We Those made ol rateen with pleated price 1 49 and 159 Iron tucked bal and lull skirl with Excellent deep hem one and two 198 Ma ds Dresses of striped gin lham Table Pears I Quality 1 Very Large Cana a Pdeep or blue chambray pleated front lace sale price piece style Preserved P Far Below tucked back and lull sleeves trim reserve Pineapple i Maids Percae Dresses in new med with five pearl buttons on the Cost of 1 C stripe or figure designs tucked sides Some have thort sleeves Green Gage Plums Production J I i i back full ront with clusierb of tucks w ih turnover cuffs I Not Mote Than 6 Cans of Each to Customer I and extra wide skirls AM have extra wide j more an ans 0 ac a 139 198 Sale 1 rice akin Bale price t i 1 i S r u I Ilimr MUh H Soctl i CHANUKKIIV SAIT Hnlf I0c 01 it 1iIXT MAIM 1HtX JOc i I price par can ir can mOOMIXil AIK I iINf lilt I 1TNT MIAXBAXITV OlK ia KNT lOMATOKH 71 29c IIIrjp ran c SIKilS Pr can Storage of Furs c otit ir riNT TiniAT 1 llrc SIKINO IIIiAXSr per can foe 18c i o urs extra larK inns 7 r Ian and Only II of racli at tin bars tiiinalooii 1IIIAI1 lib G n I Ion 2Sc I Our impioved cod storage vaults are the moat modern and the safest to a customer van I I in the ci y Our charges are reasonable TOMATO Pl4Tiheat Ac Imported 4c IIKIITS largo No Bwwt a rnn and trader 7 C r can for Bfavle soups 1 per A postal or phone request will bring one of our wagons for the gooJs i I We call particular attention to I 1IIlIomXI1Ults Passover Department Passover Department In it If You Want to Buy on Easy Payments you will find all the good things to eat during Passover at the very of the J I lowest prices in the city Two specials Our cooperative plan enables you to purchase Furniture Carpets Rugs or I finest Matzoth Meat Sewing Machine Takinif Machines Oil Paintings Household Goods Fine Tea Matzot 9c I 18c I I and in fact almost anything you need on veiy U cral terms Per box 2 pounds 73 T All Car Trawbr to BLOOMINGDALES Lex to 3d Ace 59th to 60th St r r O 7 w I

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b r mo o J t1IIr 4It Ir I I rM y T I mimnw UV j 11 I THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY APRIL 8 ivut 9 I p Want to Keep Young Lead Simple L ife and r Get a Pink Diaphragm t Sour Milk and Vegetable i Diet Hard Work Fresh Air and Optimism Are on New l Thought List of Old Age Destroyers I By Rose C Tillotson Are you old and wrinkled and do roil Ions for the bloom of youth If elcctrlcU massage has failed you and the before and after treatment proved futile the despairing one whose face Is Crossed by elevated subway and ur face lines can take heart for the eter nal question of woman how to look young though olrlIs solved at last The New Thought specific for old nsre i latest producer of outhful charms fa guaranteed to bring joy to the hearts of ancient Indies with girlish aspira tions If you ore a century plant And want to look like sweet Mxteen Just cultivate a delicate pint diaphragm At least this Is the chap recherche end novel method V defylns Father Time stilt eshtd by Mrs Florence Erevvatcr Htnlrmll of No 203 West One Hundred and Third street who has come all the way from Georgia to divulge to fair and otherwise New Yorkers the secret of successful long evity When I rapped on the New Thought Jsts door yesterday afternoon H litho little woman with abundant brown hair V parted over a tACo of peculiar sweet Dds greeted me cordially and aekiiowl tdgfrt herself tne leader of the new doctrine of youth Get a Pink Diaphragm zero Is no reason why women iioud grow old said Mr Hudnall In explaining the secret of eternal youth When the Consciousness of Infinite Union Is learned one may as plre to become one hundred and In or der to accomplish this a pink dla phrarni should be cultivated A pink diaphragm produces a sweet disposition and white corpuscles healthy oid age Rut how are pink aiaphraKms and white corpuscles ron I asked Vaguely wondering If my system would have to be recolored Drink sour milk came the prompt answer One crows aid from disease con tinued Mrs Hudnall To avoid dis ease Brow white corpuscles and H grow white corpuscles live on sou milk Such u diet may not seem health ful at llrst but as each person wa low 140 r Rrrms per hour why hesi tate at a few more Fruit nuts and cereals are Also allowed In the diet 1 recommend to those who wish to grow young but moderation Is necessary UIle moderation thorough mastica tion Is Important Hut atiuvp all avoid late suppers I pessimism and champagne Lead Simple Life KeJvIs and p Inty of It I s thE third rule And fresh all night and day i comes fourth Cheerfulness Is neces ary If a woman wants to keep young for pebdimlam and worry will produo nrlnklcj In abundance Especial should cheerfulness be cultivated al the table Frivolous conversation help digest fond Dont eat when depressed worried angry or exhausted unlesa you are willing to start a poison fac tory In your system Work too will help to prolong lite for no Idler Is happy and happiness Is essenIai to longevity Then the New Tliontjhtlst who wants to he one hundred must live the sim ple life I Inquired Exactly answered Mrs Hudnall A diet of onions carrots cabbages and apples and plenty of sour milk will produce wonderful changes In the appearance of the aging man or wo man Any one can live to be one hun dred and look young at that age too but unless you cultivate a pInk dla pliragin and white corpuscles longevity is Impossibe Papa Haydn Charms Most at the Kneisel Quartet Concert By Sylvester Rawling T was oppressively clot In Men IT delssohn Hall last nIght and street noises IncludlnK the stentorian voice of the megaphone man calling carriages drifted In through the open windows Fortunately the unmanner ly punctuations failed to disturb the Kneisel Quartet which was giving Its tltth concert but were only an annoyance to the big audience Thero was a tlne of melancholy In the opening ntrnlwi a quartet his opus 12 by Roffredo Caetanl a yoiinc Homan aristocrat nno take hlmpelf seriously as a musician but la little known here The second movement has undeniable charm but the com petition did not make a strong Im press lon In Cesar Francks familiar quintet In F minor the quartet had the assistance of Olpa Samarolf at the piano She lid not fcumdently subordinate herself In tea l she pared as if she wore a solo ist and disturbed the proper balance The beauties of the work with Its rlcl I and varied coloring Brow upon one with each succeeding repetition bu seven It failed to stir the listeners It was left for Papa Hadyns well known quartet In O major with Its simplicity and directness and its in effahlo aod penneatltif charm really to arouse enthusiasm and bring oul hearty applause Mr Knelsol and his associates In the quartet played superbly throughout the evening HUMORISTS BEEFSTEAK There will be a beefittak dinner at Relsenwebcrs on April IS of all the comic artists cartoonists caricaturists and writers connected with the humor ous publications of New York as well as many from other cities The affair U being arranged by the heads of the humor and art departments of Mun seys Everybodys Judge The Worm Hernld and American The entertain ment will be In oharge of II committee consisting of T O Mogul R F Out cault Archie Gunn George McManus Kennold Wolf and Jean da Ialeologue a 66 mWg D9 9 lVJ TQN PJmfj 000 Q 1Hl1E uu IC Qb TAbDQ11 gF 1 E Dr We Will Sell ToDay And the Rest of the Week On the Main Floor 2000 Pairs of Misses and Childrens High Cut Patent Leather Button Shoes With Matt Kid Tops At a Most Phenomenal Price Concession 300 Childrens Sizes 6 to ioy 200 350 Misses Sizes 11 to 2 250 400 Young Womens Sizes 234 to 6 300 This sale is of one style only in a complete assortment of sizes and of this c seasons most popular styles 1 1 1 These shoes are new goods just from 611 the factory and absolutely perfect a It is an unusual opportunity for our 1 customers to save money on Easter Dress Shoes for children t i K ALFRED J CAMMEVER 6th Ave Cor 20th St f i r i iwBifoaifatfes J 2 0 i ir r a DAILY ORCHESTRAL COMCttKTS RESiAURANT SIX di FLOOi i heS1o l vesBusyCornei New York i I ilENRYNew 9a BOYS EASTER CLOTHING A Big Special Purchase Goes on Sale 5 ToMorrow The Best Easter Event in Several Seasons IN most instances the prices are about 2 A less than what would usually be asked Iw s A t I Escecially in a pretaster Sale We however t iqY1 e4 1 F d oiler the following remarkable bargains t AT You get a choice of Boys li r r I t I KnicKerbocKer Belt Suits rt li i t t I PlainDouble Breassed Suits lJ j i fe Large Collar itussian Sailor t A i Suits Small Collar Russian sn 3 E r t Suits s J h Sizes 3 to 15 years The smalls suits are J handsomely embroidered and have bloomer Pants Ott BlJ S SUITs W Il H eXTRA PAN IbMuie with g or without belt 1 pair plain pants I pair knick xF c r1 s t i bocker pants i 5o patterns of prey fabrics Vr r Cheviots Cashmeres or Worsteds p yrongly made and perfect fitting fj B stn 16 ears S3 values lP 0 U BOYS SUITS Douhle Extra i pedal Boy BOYS SUII S Highgrade breasted coats with eith Knickerbocker Pants Suits in imported and dome i S7 dlMlnctlv Iuprn tic all vool material wel t 1 nopirito iu plain or knickerbocker pants 27r p of worsted efforts sizes 1 to imde and trimmed reautiftil I good wearing fabrics pient 10 errs r kinds tt 115 stripes checks an patterns llmlt a pairs lo a l of neat patterns all the new cl lomcro Mall 25c plaids dnublehrftiMed colt I colors i every garment mad Orders with knickerbocker pants I extra strong the seams au cut full i very stylish looking j i taped patent waistband and most important theyll Extra Special Boys triple warp Italian lining wear well The seams are I everything that goes to make lilouse Wuisti V11 ell carefully and securely a serviceable Boys Suit J percales elegant and mode madras cloth sewn All sixes all sizes 8 to Mars We kinds SIZes 4 to ja H to 16 years 398 16 years S4 q2 4 I Limit nmitT nro No to Mini a cu ur 25c S values values tiers Tin niu MIUKT STtIItJ Ihtnl Flour t i A V oo G fARTS WAIST PATTERNS Feather Boas lO i JL OWe Just 3 few stitches puts them Also Stoles Dress Nets We have nne of the largest together and von have a styl Val Laces and Waist and completest assortments of ish waist at a fourth of the f Patterns GoCarts in iev York Our cost ready made Of sheer COQUE STOLE OR BOA three prices are the lowest c batiste handsomely embroid Q strands In Black White Brown J ered with combination of Gar Light Blue Gray FOLDING OO 5 man Val lace in 12 A O Pink 2 yards long C 1 49 CARTS reo sJ different patterns 49 ldl rczular 54 P dining back 4j THE JITII O TltKKT TORE lliIn rinnr I i THE tarn Main STIinKT Vlnur TORt leather cloth if o f0iJ body 3 value Dress Nets I I In White and Cream 42 inches VV omens Gloves wide in pretty figured dotted 198 and Greek designs on excep KA SIR S WO CLASP IH tionally fine Brussels net COLLAPSIBLE PORTED LISLE regular 51 and 125 0 fiOCARTS all GLOVES in black to 25c 50 C imrrrow at pair yard l sleelbo1yrellnin IILACK KAYStRS BLACK WHITE THE 14TII STIIKKT SCOHK 11Wn Floor back S5 value AND TAN A1OUSQUETAIRE MILANESE LISLE GLOVES 398 a satisfactory glove at about half the price of silk gloves Laces for Easter at pair 59 C FRENCH AND GERMAN KAYSERS TWO CLASP PURE VAL LACES included in 1J WIN OO SILK mOVES in black d Juble this sale newest patterns of ti CARTS slight tinge lips the kind that dont I the season Insertions and edg wear out A guarantee f f ings tr match value r ly shopworn ticket with each pair It CUC I 39C hoc for 12 yards C plain and enam OMENS FRENCH KID Regular SI values 12 59 elled frames 7 SUEDE GLOVES Black and yards for C c s values White Mousequetire 12button Regular 39c values 12 AQ l tl r II length for elbow 1 49c yards for J J 450 ileeves S3 value 11 59 TilE 14T1I STIIKKT STORE triii rni STIIKKT STIhl Tin 11 ni TIUKT STMKK Main Floor Third Ilimr Ma lit Floor l JW y y W REFINED EASTER MILLINERY At our popular prices there isnt a finer display of choice Millinery in New York Everything is westthe styles material and workmanship y1 We show copies of imported models made I I by the foremost Parisian artists as well as creations by our own designers made in our own worKrooms All our flats are distinctive I and handsome and not being factory made I 5 are exclusive no two hats exactly aliKe Our I special leaders are Hats at I I vif 450 6m50 750 I 0 1i Other Hats at 350 up to 45 I lii OtTMlViilV r 1llium S 0I1 l1wr1 q MATS HUMMED tREii OF CHARGE 1 2000 Untrimniid Dress Shapes and Sailors large g7 medium und smatl all the latest styles Jap I i or China braid All colors and natural I 59c I r Values 98c to 125 I CHILORENS ItItsI AND MISSOS LldHoiciX OK CHILDRENS JKIiliMl1 bCrlOul HATS Va of sizes I riety of ihapes such as Urge rolled Sailors Mushrooms SWISS TUSCAN HATS Greatest variety rooms Chcycmies Sombreros and TrlcorntJrs m Mi I styles of crowns and patterns Black Natural and lan Java Indian Leghorn fancy mixed straw or Jap I White Prices considerable below those asked by braid trimmed with scarf streamers or A J fl f r I others for the same goods Trimmed fancy bands Values SI OS at 4 1 c 21 I Free 50C up to i349 FINEST UNTRIMMED TMRIG LND CHIP HATS I Nona better nude ten best shapes Black or colors IMPORTED CRUSH RUSES 3In a bunch rubber Difficult to get but we have plenty CJr n stems all the new colors including latest 19c Trimmed free 125 Up to 412 49 I pastel shades Value 35c Bunch C TilE 14TII hTKKET d 8TOUK Main Floor I i 1 r j u Two Sixth Blocks Avenue on ONeill Adams e l20th Streets 21st tri i Established Forty Yeais I Oui Delivery Service in New Jersey I I L Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store I Womens Smart Walking Suits Splendid Values at 1275 1500 1975 and 2975 I cAdams Building All the newest materials are represented in these poptT priced garments Exceptional values at the prices quoted and the range of sizes is complete e 1800 Shadow Stripe Suits at 1275 2500 Coat Suits at 1975 Womens Smart Womens Coat Suits Severcal models Butterfly Walking SuitsShort semifitting coat coats handsomely handsomely trimmed with bralJ full length coat sleeve Prince Chap and other smart semifitting ct rolling cuffs lined with good quality satin full pleated somely trimmed all lined with striped skirts taffeta with ford of satin Pleated cored flare skirt with wide bias folds the colors are Copenhagen quality or the leading Spring shades Copenhagen light brown dark blue and black Sizes self material all I up to 44 bust Special at 12 75 hagen blomline light and dark brown C1O 75 at 4 navy gray and black Special j I 2000 Prince Chap Suits at 1500 Voile Suits at 2975 W omens SemiFitting Prince Chap Suits of Shadow omens Fine Voile SuitsTwo excellent models short I y Stripe Panama 28 indies long doublebreasted notch cemi fitting coat also Eton broad shoulder effect j collar full length coat sieve high kilt skirt with wide stylishly trimmed with braid The oats are lined with I I bias fold The colors are navy blue and dark brown taffeta to match aunt a good full taffeta silk drop skirt and black up to 48 bust measure Copen Colors are navy Hclit brown Copenhagen I I Special hagen at up to 42 bust Value 2000 4 t 15 00 I special and pearl at ray also black Value J3500 29 75 1 Laster Millinery in Full Bloom I Ve show the largest collection of untrimmed semitrimmed and trimmed Hats to be seen in any retail millinery establishment The display of Flowers Ostrich Plumes Tips Aigrettes Pompons Wings Straw Braids etc is simply indescribable Select your Easter Millinery NOW while every thing is fresh and new and the assortments are complete Womens Unlrimmed Hats Imported RosesPer bunch J5c 25c j Fancy lap Braid Hats at 65c Imported Foliage Per bunchJ5c 25c 37c j Chip Jap and Rough Braid HatsSpecial it Imported CherriesPer bunch 15C 95c 125145 J95 and up to 498 Imported Wings 37c 48c 75c up to 400 i Childrens Pyroxilin Flats With Tan Imported Owl Heads at 25c j Crowns 95C Childrens Burnt Straw Flats at 95C Trimmed Millinery J Childrens Knockabout Hat 65e 95c up New models are added daily to the splendid to 248 groups we show at 1 I Childrens Trimmed Hats Pioductionsof our 5500 5750 and 1000 I own workrooms 8398475to 1500 j l Womens Suits and Coats for Laster e j i ONeill Building f r Every new model and all the most desirable materials are represented in this assemblage of I Spring garments for women All up to our usual standard of excellence and at prices to suit every purse A Very Special Suit at 1975 The very newest Suita copy of the most successful foreign model made of fine e worsteds lined with taffeta new Flare Skirts A suit when you see it you would never I expect to purchase at the price we quote Dont miss this opportunity to secure a C f O 75 splendid Easter suit at kj a Other Specials in Suits Specials in Laster Coats Womens Panama Worsted SuitsDark and Womens Jackets Of Mohican Coverts light colorings III plain and striped effects Coats lined lined with Liberty finished satins strap trim AC QO with silk new flare Skirts with fold S 1C 00 med at 57O Value ouo special at JUU Womens Suits of Panama Black and colors Womens Broadcloth Coals Lined with soft satins Prince Chap models with or without tfn jf I straight front coats semifitted sizes uPC 00 French seams at pO 75 to 48 bust Value 3000 special at 3UU Also copies of imported models in French and English Women Prince Chap Covert i1 f c Cloths at CoatS Lined with striped taffeta silk at 4 1t5 3950450055006900 Womens Long Taffeta Silk Coats 7 t Braid trimmed at neck and cuffs at S l 975 I Dressing Sacques Ki Special Offering of I monos House Dresses Womens Oxford Tics Y I Dressing Sacques In black and white pin dot a 139 3 Lawns fitted back full front with belt threequarter j sleeve collar and cuffs finished with machine TQ Regularly 200 and 250 i embroidered edge Value 59c special at O7C Adams Building Long Flowered Lawn KimonosDouble yoke I front and back full width finished down front and A splendid offering of hundreds of pairs of wom sleeves with plain white lawn border I Value r Moo slt O7C ens Oxford Ties Made of vici kid patent leather Maids House DressesStriped and dull metal calf tipped and plain toe Made and checked per cale one and two pieces full Skirt with deep hem on uptadate lasts with oak leather soles in light I waist tucked finished with i I Value 5200 special at tailored bands 4 5 iO7 and medium weight Excejlent shoes for street li Maids House Dresses and Uniformsin one and dress wear Tomorrow you I and two pieces made of chambray percale QO I can make selections from 200 cl 139 I and seersucker in a variety of styles at 3 J7O and 250 Oxford Ties at Y Muslin Undergarments Hair Goods Special j Princess Slips Lice trimmed finished at foot with 0 Neill Building lace trlmed ruffle in white blue and pink as i 7 c I sorted sizes Value J22S your choice at 1 75 Hair Switches22 inches long good Shirt Waist Underslips M de of fine sheer shades quality hair assorted Regular price JQ lawn button back elbow sleeves In pink blue whit M7i special at DJs 9 and black sizes 34 to 44 Inclusive Regular 4ge Hair Switches 32 Inches long extra fine price 59c special at quality in assorted shades Regular price Corset Covers and DrawersVery prettily J398 special at 4 Z7O and embroidery large with lice Inserting ery trimmed I Pompadours special Daisy Pomp dours made assortment to choose from Value Soc and S9c 44c i r of natural wavy hair extra heavy assorted shades oo at 98C special Regular price S125 special at 7OC I Percale PetticoatsIn black and white a75e etticnal special at 75c Coronet PuffsA special lot of Coronet Puffs I check etc Sectional flounces fine quality eight in a set assorted shades t jc 1 Petticoats atassorted I 75 Hydegrade Heatherbloom Regular price J250 special at I match materials in to flounce With deep embroidered red and J QO Hair Nets Speclsl Real Hair NetsExtra I black gray brownnavy Regular price blue S 250 tan special green at CJ xv large size all shades special at each lIe J j Special Sale Thursday Friday and Saturday I Toilet Articles and Drug Sundries y Tooth Brushes flood quality Tooth Hair B riues prjdai lot of assorted Almond Cream Hind Almon Ironer Cream and th Ilru hej aMirteJ ilyle of hanilleu ttves extra fine niialltv Hair IlruahH orrlnsl package Fpeaal 30c iid back IonIC and short bridles RQ and fine quality brlitlfi Special gc foroUl at 89e at tbt PC a quality 1 t sich VfoletAmmoniacsneqste Kubifoim Tb celebrated Rublloim Dandruff Cure The isbrat 1 rake CIs Anullon I at 8c pIclal Ivillls oiwclal nt Coxe rxuidrutt Cure Cnn prt uC lane elra foth Wnnh Rezular ilf IAr ttIe IPO sA at 3UC AmmoniaO t qualltr 1011 Violet X1 horny r clal nt 4mIIIonla aunt lb Talcum Powder Menneni Celebrated Soto onIThe celebrated En 1ant thine tor the bath Quart als S6c Talcum Powder 1IoIH and BomtJ In Tooth wneh nMtular alga nn ac bitff pKlal at un oecl I rftjulsr llze tin can Special tOeIC e 11ast Sanltol Tooth Powder Th IDUln 0 Csstilc oapGoo i allt t hue a kInd Sanltol 0Buttermilk tie cap mall size weia roiiti Ponilfr the regular aloe Jgc Buttermilk 5 Soap Genuine Cna m r 3 tie At olft ot llutttrmllk Son Rriular 11M 5C Prek1rJlTjr The 8 cool nec k w Castile SO Tu So ar Soiprne Packer s iar Soap cftXe upKlnl at p Fine ounllty whore 7c soap ers ijnr go1pi ex I Powder Caitllr Soap iHrcn ulre st rIRI nt rlleiit tar liianif olns nebular f9e Talcum Powderlohl oXfin Iran I Violet talcum Piiwrtor In slap bottlff Bay Rum Good niiallty Bay Huni rtzs cake spdal nt 9c with new p irforatt looiel extra 10e fUJitUrJ make lars ijio bottle 19e Westphali Hair TonlC The J Ji J fli nufttltr special at oarti 1 I J at known I Florida WaterAt riorii re IUI Tonic and Autlllacr iu ouaiuy tVeatpiiali 55e Tooth llruihcs spflcii lot of extra tine 1 at y cal Water larxe aim bottle well for lor tarjte ala Ipellu I aunlltv IM lit Tooth Bnuh u je known brand nprclal at xt Bottles Two quart t Rubber Water BottlesRuDtral scried stjln of hRndln rpeolal at u bb r Hot Nail Bru 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4 4 J H 1 rii f 0 7 4dl 1 f I I THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY APRIL 19082 Ii J p fINDS DRUNKEN I CHINAMAN UP A I t TREE IN HARLEM pin Rung Gin of Molt Street Surprises Patrolman by f r Falling on Hin t rANT EXPLAIN IT YET I jTpMonmv Perhaps He Ma v j Be Able to Tell Court How It Happened i I r I Of cour e any experenced pla rirtit nowH that tho climax reaily comes In the third act when Chin Kumt Gin PIth down on a hoi heater In the Harlem 1ollco Court anil iirlKfrs th refrom sub Eiantlnlly at once and emlm eeral 1 loud Hinged Plirlck but to bopln at the begInnIng It should be stated that nt C oclock this nornlnpr Policeman Ijcur I gus Jlcnnur was walking north on Broadway between One Hundred and JNInetj fifth and Ono Hundred and Nine tyIxth streets Vhlcn Is In that part I of farther 1tarcrn where bad sou beetles far thcj will KI when they ille There are trees In this portion of our great cltj ami from a tloac boitohtd Jofilar stindln on a ncant lot Jolico nan Hcmniur heard sounds emergIng The sounds ero something like a dollar I f liar watcl bellllt wound up and some thing like the flnlih of a SIxlJi liiu cfcushlnp Conies Htid something like throwing an apple core fn the monkey cae G Brings Package with Him j So naturally 101ceffiJI ilonimr went over there and o il rt ni I n i eedar trees and looked up One of those felt slippers that turns up at the t e like a runner on a bob sled lilt hm In the mouth nruhln the slipper out of hi face j w1th ft careless eosture Heiiiiner look Jed up Into the tree again The mate jot tlio slipper was In the act ot ik ivscndln from an uptur bough accom iuiled b a lads sn eater led with large pearl buttuiiB and a roll collar I a pair of lnit block thrillS an uncoiled squouo an advance block traw hat and a small chromeyellow Chinaman The f Chinaman was wearing all of these things except the second slipper They all lit on Hemmer chest In euch a manner that he accompanied them south to Manhattan Island where ill seated hlm elf In a recumbent pos tur and recovered his breath It wti8 the Chinaman who opened tha n lie fcpolio as follows Gin I knew that all end snld Hemmer S and not only Kin but If Ini any Judge beer and wnlsKe straight and high wines and denatured alcohol und fuel I ell and horse llnun nl and hearth I varnish You have a ibimth lite abondfd waiehoupe Whit de mean t trying to push a racjtaRu like that up a tree List Act ToMorrow The explanation wearied Hemmer end beside hi dIJn understand any t ondl t except that the Chinaman Was itemed Chin Kong Gin and was a coot i and liVed at No f Mot strict So hJ I rang for the wlon and thy oil went I tOwn to the est Ono Hundred and FiftVCtfld slrlt snlon 1 In Harlem Court Magistrate Kernoch n told Gin thnt ne Gin was the llrst drunken Chlnamnu he ever saw In his tKernochanM life but that he Gin was drunk enough to mnko up for all the Chlnnnw e Kornoenan ever saw Jtrla t were folIeI 5 nd Gin tnrouRh an interpreter sad the dlaKiiosn win quite collect and Jtfien ho retired to the prlton pen and rat down carllssl on the steam beater nnd tot right tip again at nl heady de rlbcl and pitte himself on ifne rCMTfu side But none of these things ecplnln to emmers satiHIact Ion 1111 Chin Kiimj Gin happened to be so fir from Mott i Jftrft up a tree In Harlem with those clothes on nnd thn pac kage nt six oclock this mornlrp Or over will MONTHS HUNT LANDS TWO Bnic l In I0O llnlilirrr round 3 IHocKii Iriini Suvic of Crime fr In the crowds thnt had frnthercd for tthe Auto Carnival lat night Detectives OFarrell and Goodnow of the Central Office picked up two men for whom tivey had been looking for nioro thnn a jinonth Dave Jacobs of No 153 Sum Encr avenue Brooklyn and Thomas Jj ndy of No H06 West rortyslxth iBtreet Ianhattan at Broadway and Fortysecond Mioot Today In the Centre street court the detectives told iMAJristratc Stelnnrt that If they had time they hoped bn able to prove tho pair knew something about tho nssault and robbery or Heir Thorn Wish mann In tie oack loom of a bar on Broadway near IoitJ fifth ntreet on the night of March 2 The Magistrate r lietd them In bond of JSOOO each for fwthor examination Wlshmann the alleged victim Is said to be a member of a titled German family lIe lives at the Hotel Belvl j dere Fourth avenue and KlRhtcenth atreet According to the story ho told FtO the Detective Burcnti he ivis In tho kaHtlnsToonr of the saloon when eome I bodY knocked him senseles and carried r off his fur coat end his watch and f chain worth nearly 1000 Policeman Bresnahan Shot by Comrade Dead

He and Sergt Nerney Both in Citizens Clothes and Unaware of Each Others Iden tity in Street Clash Patrolman John Drcsnahan the oun policeman who was shot lust Friday by Sorscnn JamM C Nornpy of Inspec tor Sweeny ctaff lk d early today In Roosevelt Hospital from the effects of the TVMiml llresnulian nt first showed every Indication that he would pull through but evan Ills line constitution failed to rulb after i pnrblntt opera tion had liien j rfonned and h lapsed Into unconfClousinss inne time before his dcnth which otiurwl at 4 4j A M His wound wan In tin abdomen lIre nahins death was due more to an unfortunate failure of two policemen In plain clothes to Indicate to each other that they were members of the Police Department than anything else I The young policeman who had been only about two months on the force had a day off lant Friday and was walking down Eighth avenue At Fiftieth street he became Invoked In a low with a member of a Rang he had ben Instrumental In breaking up Urenahan drew his blncUJnclc and I struck the man about th head and when he ran pursued him through Fif tieth street to Ninth avenue I STgt Nen y who was coming U rI hth avenue on his bicycle saw the trouble and followed them Both pill i men were In plain clothes so when Xcrncv asked llresnahan what he was doing the policeman aked him what huslne that was of his mm ILL si NEAR MORGAN BANK Early Crowds in Financial District Stirred by Mills Building Blaze Clerks and stenographers hurrying to work In the financial district early ta ds ncT excited to find tho ofllco of J P Morgan i Co and the Mills IJulldlnK AVnll and Bond streets su rounded bv fire onxlncs nnd trucle and moke coming from windows on the tenth floor of the latter structure I One of the few employees In the Mills Building before any of the oIllceB were opened was a porter and as ho was going down the steps from the eleventh to the tenth floor he smelled smoke and heard flames crackling It did not take I him Ions to locate the fire in the o i flee of Krnest Dans and Wolttr Chambers arChitect but the doors i were locled and he had to IInd the superintendent of the building who i was on the ilm floor The superintendent foimd that the blaze was In a closet In Mr FJnirss I library and after turning In nn alarm hn set to work to try nnd put It out I The superintendent was finding the fight bore than lie could manage when ChiEf Querln arrived with the crews of Engine No 4 and Truck Xo 15 The firemen had to chop away tile wnlls and the flooring to tho closet I The damage amounted to about Jlw The Mills llulldlnK Is one of the most celebrated office btiiMliiKs ID Ken Yorl DIED IN HIS CELL AT POLICE STATION I Matthew Moore Said He Had Been Drinking to Kill Pain of Brights Disease Matthem Moor a sign painter thirty three years old living at No yft Wet ThlrtvfUtli atreat wo found by Po llcemnn Kohler of tile We t Thlrty seventh street station Blnpgerlni mound In a somlconiw condition at ElpiUi avenue and TWrtyflfth street early today In reply to the rollcemaas question Moore snM he hud been drinking fn two year to kill the pain of a dls euro trot which he had been suffering The ptllceinnn took the man to the West Tlrtlse enth street station In tenting to arraign him later at Jotter aon MarVet Police Court Shortly be fore 7 oclock Doorman Tredorlok Plage heard cve comlmr from Mooreg cell Jfooro irtis found on the noor appar ently In convulsions With the word I have been drinking for years to kit this pUn Im dyIng he turned OM on his side and expired Dr Carfnell of the Now York Ho pltal declare that Moore had prob ably died from Drlchfs disease The body was taken to the Morgue I For Stomach Troubles 14 When there is distress after eating or drinking or your food l doesnt 11sct well the digestion is deranged nnd tho stomach needs 1 to be toned and strengthened A natural appetite nnd a perfect di S j gestion can be assured and you will enjoy your food if you will get a box of I AboX2 eethani39i4I and use them according to the simple directions printed on the wrapper Acute indigestion lassitude flatulence qualmishness and other I unoDmfortable and distressing sensations after eating are quickly righted with a dose or two of these little wonder workers for a weak r digestion In all acute forms of stomach trouble Bcechams Pills S L Are Wonder fully Effective v 1 fa hz8 lie n Mbr Winston lr e MM tl t l r 1 i f i v 4a to Nerney told him to como to the polico station with him but Hrcsniihuii who was In flghtlnR niooil refused and drawing his blackjack suiick Nerno a smashing blow brtnenn the eyes Then Nerney throw hit revolver aid fired twice The nm shot struck the aide wnlk ind the second penetrated Hiosim hens aLdnmen I only Inca nt to wound him In the leg This Is awful groaned Neriu j after hit arrest Iresnalnn was tncntysK years old I and attached to the West ortflurll1 street station He had done inivh good work In breaking up gangs along Tenth I avenue and Hulls Kitchen lie never accused Ncrney of the shooting di I rectly I was shot at Fiftieth street antI Ninth avenue I can say nothing clsu nan all he ould say In an antemor tem statement Nernoy WM arraigned before CoroneT Ilarhurger on a chare of homicide and sent to the Tombs to await the Grand JiiOa action VIDAVER CASE ARGUED i Hornpj fur Inillc d IIITJ T iipHirlf ll iuurrfr Tnrtd Ornln In the Court or General Sessions heiml n raiments t iliy on a demurrer to till Indictment chflnjlm Xntlmn Vlduci with nttcniplInK to eX tort money front AVIIllnm U MnntRimi cr formnr President nf the Hnmllton Iink Arthur C Palmer appeared for VIdner and talked nt urea li njjli lit metal aineti that tale Indictments ore defective In that the di not at forth tho threats Vldacr H alleged to have mado In pursunnco of his design to mulct Montgt mer He clictlletgel the IJhtrlctAtto to Inoorporatd thiio titreuts In n n vlstI Inillctmcnt und promised In iii i h It In any court nf law In the nmtrv Assistant UlslilctAttonun i reset m ulo no rcplv to th irKiinirnt Hot 11 sM were given until AptII 17 to sub mit liriffs rae NEW TREATMENT s I I dI CORIS nuNloNs S Callouses OLAI IMliiil 0 Over Nitht Remedy Coupon entitles eeryone t ttn 5 dl free trial Ask drmKistl jluetof plas j Rn I Ur amt box ot sale luu nil us niunn ot FREE UuKKlsts whniln I not kei UtadIhst Corn Il mert entl we wIn xnn I HAPr jnu complete trmimem tr KEPNfi CO Ltd 6V Warren St New ork I Specials That Prove brill Clothes Values Best Anywhere Specials like these are the secret of Rrill success Specials like the e have made Brill stores Americas fastest grnnin0 clothing stores Specials like these are only 4 possible in Brill stores be cause of the trade advantages enjoyed on bvJBrill stores Specials like these mean actual money savings to every man who has a suit cravenelte 5 or Spring coat to buy and to f f3i every mother who has a boy to clothe Suits and SilkLined ii Spring Coats 2250 5j P t and 25 Values 517 Special Pure worsted Suits n V lour Cissimere Serge and Thibet tk1d 4iS SLits l Suits of black blue brown tan and 11 L ft j i lY shades in new Spring designs l t1It W fJ tiJ t S Cut on new Spring models Ji1 f N r Silklined Black and Oxford Spring Ii 1 i oats 11i m I Sergelined fancy and gray stripe I 1 Velour Spring Coats l Special at 17 these stilts and Spring Coats are extreme vilues at usual prices 22 50 and 525 New York Made Suits 519 o lfJeI Special 18 and 20 Values his corret metropolitan Tailor here in the city by a raster famous for If can be retailed under f IS politan models None of his garments of the high grade fabriCS he uses and because bought in the regular was aus rhcse suits were secured he employs the luriisrade Journejmcn taBors cured underpr bj Drill stores and und rprlce they go to Brill cus tomcrs Included are worsted velour rnd cassinure suits In over 20 new Spring shades of tan brown olive stone and gray There are halflliuM suits and fulllined suits all cut on new Spring models including 2 and 3 button coats slanting and straight pock ets conservative ind exteme broad lapels etc Identical suits are being sold in good stores all over America at SIS and 520 I Brill Clothes Thai A re 1 O ffA 15 and 818 Values Special J eJV Craenette raincoats journeyman tailored by best raincoat makers Made of specially rosen raincoatlngs in black and grayish mixture I Spring coats In several popular gray shades cut on correct models They have serge linings and satin sleeve linings and are tailored to re tain shine and to fit Suits of cassimere and cheviot In attractive Spring shades and of meltonfinished black thibet These suits are from foremost maters and are values up to 20 S Young Mens Brill Suifis 8 PreEaster Special at Suits sizes 14 to 20 years that are SIO allies Tailored so well and made of such good fabrics that they are warranted to hold shape fit and style until worn out Nttv models and new designs and colorings Young Mens Brill Suits e PreEsster Special at UJ Suits sizes H to 20 years tint are S standard in fabric tailoring and style Cut n new single and double breasted models labrics are black thibets and neat club checks and mixtures in cheviots and cassl meres Boys 750 Suits with 4 95 2 Pairs of Knickers i 1d Here are extra special silk mixture cassimere knuker suits with two pairs knicker trousers exceptional under 750 These suits are tailored and trimmed exactly like 750 suits H The fabrics are never used In suits under 750 the models are the same as used In 750 suits I Suits Topcoats 5395 and Reefers at d iJld Blue Suits of unfinished worsted and excellent serge at 395 The tailoring models and trimmings of these garments easily Justifies a 5 price mark slzss 7 to 16 year New brown nixturc cassimere knicker suits at 395 that are smarter garments better tailored and newer models than you find usually under S5 Russian and sailor suits of serges homespuns velours and flannels at 395 the quality of fabrics models and tailoring that usually would cost you 5Ule patterns are In new grays new tans and new blues Reefers and tan top coats at 395 of tan and olive covert cloth fancy grav mixtures checks c tailoring trimmings and style unusual under 5 Genuine Dudley 4in1 waterproof combination suits with TWO PAIRS of TROUSERS at 395 that are guaranteed to give 6 worth of service or you receive a new suit free ue ER3 FOUR STORES Ilatltm fetor Open Evenings I 270 BRCADWAY n ChAmber St 125TH STREET cor 3d Avenue UNION QUARE 14th StnBway 47 CORTLANDT n Greenwich o k h Gr er IciJ Ii cr I I L Furs Sloicd Furs Remodelled Clrim n nnd rcdresv RESTAURANT EIGOTa iFLOOR during the SpriiiR and I hiir inp coMrul c by storigi cl1 d UU 6iil d Summer low rates nt specially I ct lilnl Floor slXm A1I I97O2O TJSTBEEX IVEWYOJK jtflll lrd Floor 1 iiij Ull J I nfl 1 1 I Extra Values in 500 Regular 3000 TailorMade i Shirt Waists I Suits ToMorrow at 1975 nPflF illustrations speik for I themselvei Our Waist J I JUST in time ior our great PreEaster Sales values arc famous These are I I comes this unusual snving opportunity We out of the ordinary even here ttJ tt 1iOU I nienti n the value of thec Suitsat 50 but were I going to surprise you youll find so many suits in I this salt WOFtll so much inort thanH that we dont P f 4 S trtt want to quote the comparison sl want the reali k 11 ntion to bt letter than the expeetaton Lhcyll sell much faster o fhllll lIIIClr ff I Its not dflcii a1 llii season nf HIP M nr tint ntiy Iiiu p can ijjjJSZ1 lurtkr nil ntler of tins snrlhul tlicii1 hiiits were made for n zj j I t 4 Wc t m out cr11 who asked lor II tlclny in ilupriKMil anti I 9 rntier thin holt Iliein on 111 imcirtimty they LMIIIC to us at 1 a ery umimil price ciniccosinii 4 Six diflerent styles each style is made up in a J I new flhrilthc cry Ihusl nid tlic tiulorinn l1It1 tiinitiuiif Lu c mutch Bcuiliful linpurlcil Servos nnd Iiniiinns shadow stripes A and cllpfks in all the xiptilu colors of the season J hi New Pony Coat Suits tightfitted Hip Coats threequarter 11 this prelty fine Lawn Waist 4p cmtf tilled hull net tlin c ImtUm Culawa tiuit S imAorlolk Suits 1 All coats Ii Ill I I in ttriprd lull In bklrti lit full kilUil I I or iirciili liaiiutr folds npplltd in in my new waH 19T5 wliilc tey list I 2475 for Vomens 3975 Spring Suits r 200 ot tliec Mills in a dortn tllSindly ntw Spring slylcs Ii J 111 I 7 each model shous mw liulored tfTnti in tnpp c lecvcs I I Ointiumt nt dot ilk nnd braid One model is a ilincli U lllll II U 0 l Bdiiitilttd liuttoti tliroiiKli cfTcd tin muart omtid liont I ICS I II 51 j unit the one and two button cutaway nnd nmtiy others I I jj I ti 1 1 t p gs bcrYlnlt strictly man ttilurrd i Inn cult have tint superior II 1 irmIlW II i 511 1 r style tone that exclusive rut and vtnp tim alwns dii 0 t 1 I I YLJ Q j e t tlnpiUlirs the made to order annciil nolliiiiK m all the h tt 1 fd i I world more smart striking and Trttnc titan r w 1

I tlicsc ults Marked for tomorrow only at 24 75 1 i t Exclusive Tailored Suitsa dozen or morc dis t il j S tinct new tvleench nuclei ossesirir II tncl ci lu U IILSS and null 1 I i I vichnllU nil the fashion bh shades mil tabncs FOIIIC tin titi OlJIclr Irim 398 I med in fclfiolur Hnjali and lint hi otlu rs I vtrictlv M tiillond all the inw I eJ I skirt ideas in kilted anti Irculnr hnviiif folds applied in tunic 39 5 0 I nr thin i 1J slirer Batiste Dress t a rnd other lushlonablc ways Mirkcd for t morrow at i si Wnisl L 100 1475 Prince Chap Coatsfine Eng J lish Covert nnd Black Broadcloth 975 r Dress Skirts continuing that Great Sale of i bainplc hkirS worth up to llOOIII1I1Iof 1aiiania erie and mohiir iSN in all the newest styles mid tolors alio talfctis mix fle Ar wxv sV v s Q f lures ritecks and stupes only one or two of it kindat O and O5U im mtLM 1650 Capcs of lustrous Chiffon 1975 new Manhattan Coats smart j Hroadeluth copy of populir fort in model t i model fJ iiiehrs lonj lajluoned of chiffon t1 t 1O 1 11 7 5111 12 75 at 1 A Iunan a serge and hroadcloth at l D i 1975 Jaunty Little Lace Braid Coats at 1275 1 V 1 Best 500 Silk Petticoat in Town 1 MADl of thit IIPIXVJ lustrous niul rtiflliiiK Taffeta Silk that is designed particularly for JlCltiCOIl s2Y j purposes so diffirent III ever wny from the imtcrial often used in skirts made to sell at a i I f popular price L1rItond flour We Havent the Slightest Hesitation in Brandintf for this serviretibi fint Brtit These as the Best Silk Petticoats in Town at 500 I I nit wilhi 1 c nbrCl1c1crr 1 pini They come in nil the new hades to harmonize xrlth the new llixlcr Suits nNr in black anti whitl Made with deep nnrms ii mite of plriitlnj and ectlnnal rullle of ttuln Judged by iill u inl standards these SL ff I Vc Will nil ifirly Mall Or ole easily SQJQ ietticoil nt cJUU I ders on these Waists t Mens and Womens 350 Silk Umbrellas 195 Not a great number lust a limited quantity bought at a Handles In natural wood sterling lIver trimmed imported prce concession sufficient to enable us to quote this ex 195 novelty handles iifiinch Imbrcllas for women and 2inch ttemely Jaw price while tins lot hatq for menvalue 0vcry special t k s t a S 4 t fs Mmi rliioJI i ti ii E 4t QJ I V Lace Robes at 1450 I j c Usually 2500 to 3500 i qzi I k 1 jt 11y MWl Thoe handsome rich creations that make up into those ex s fSJii S elusive costumes correct for Bridal Costumes Dinner Cowns Sol V m theatre and party costumes iln Floor ja l LLJFr Values that are positively unprecedented values that arc typical of our I Aij l great lioht cution lien we tell yon that In this aln we will ell 1 2309 SUOO and S 1501 Imported Iice Itobcaut 3U50 you can feel t liI assured that e I ate rather under than overestimated the values Atft II a l1 l This great tale has been brought about by the financial straits of a noted I i 1I tilt lace Robe Importer whose name Is an assurance of perfection and exclu t iS5I i sivencii of flush l style shape and 44tfiJ j i si 4 A 4M Only the newest effects are in this sale jAjJ jj Tine Llerre Inca Hobo wIth Filet lace Medallion WII fl J t lace Hobcs with Irish I ne and Kmbrnidcrcd Net combined f Line liobfi with Filet anil IrMi lain rnnihinatlnnj Incc Kobe with tmiulnome 1llet I ace linndi Aiii1 Lace Itobcs rclily embroldcrrd in lapaiicc work combined with Irish Lace cffcrti t 0 t O 1450 for Robes make up Into Lace Costumes that when finished valued from S7S to 123 desirable for Hrldal Coitumes for Dinner and Heceptl Gn ns for lindcimalds Gowns for afternoon or evening social functions 1 A EZf All theHobeiin this purchase X V the 3 ai well as the S2r Hobes are one price 1150 so select early and secure the most desirable I t S In the Jirtfim Uascincnt Another Great Sale of 123 for Womens 250A it Womens Suits 777 Sample Oxfords I GMART suits r llectlnp the very latest Spring fjuhion A WONOERFUl assortment of 7 o epras ion fcuiU planned with a view to figuring high grade hind sonic Ox J M1IQ in the I aster style show ijl style and quality fords tan patent leather anti C In hla k luc brown and llelit mlxturei in riiiamas ser ell kid worth up to f 2 0 I V1Ih1Ii1 mil mixtutcs In the new rifles Chap effects hILt fIJII j some are I ti I1V trimmed with Hniah colts re and others with estec nt white for 1 93 1 I little sutin lined Full phitcd skirts with foil f I l ut foot 7 77 Womens Boots i ft Womens Tan eovert eoats LJlJ and Oxfords i Made of an nlttoot linttlinli covert cloth in a jaunty fly great picking and the m front 1 rincs Chap model satin lined value 1000 I best birgains fIrAcl I I I Sample Shirt Waist Suits 197 this season tans and blacks in the lot I I Made of very fine linoi laum ant percalra A large 98C worth double I I I I sortment of styles and colors valuo up to ijlOO White Linene Dress Shirts 75c Barefoot Sandals and Slippers 49c a I Girls I5O and 2 Shoes a good big table jj I Some trimmed with folds and others Idltedvalue t ov llleil with lioneit shoes some tans black and r o 1 111 lLP V up to Si 00 pecial 89 C kids 98c Ill tffZ aA 500 Silk Petticoats 298 Advance Sale of 11 Il LrT i I Ulack and colored Silk PcttleoaU of heavy rustling TafTota ilk I II I r ii i i U4wIti deep flounce t several rows of shirring and fancy women s White Ganvas Oxfords it t underla and dust rulllo best and ncucit shaped lists thick and II II I I I stitching deep cotton underlay o rt O made of the 5 4i 3 value for jZyiii thin soled Styles that xlunjs bring iIhcrc 1 97 c r I i Simpson Crawford m for I 1 I 0 I I c bo 1J I lm 111

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