The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
May 18, 1908

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I PLAITS LETTER TO MAE WOOD SIGNED H10VINGl Y TOM 77

I Woman Who Is Suing the Senior Senator ror an Absolute Divorce Produces on Stand Missives He Sent Her I I My little bri stobe wrote Senator Thomas Collier Platt to Mas f Catharine Wood back in November 1901 according to testimony given J before Justice OCiorman in the Supreme Court today by the plain tiff in the suit for divorce brought by Mae Catharine WooiPUtt against the senior Senator from the State of New York She also testified that the Senator in writing to her making plan for their wecding called himself an old fool and signed himself Lovingly Tom j I The longdeferred and xvddy heralJed trial begn with the opening I of court today before an rvience of politician that packed the chamber I fcer When the news that Mu Vood was reading Senator Fhtts letters I I on the staid spread ihiou h the County CotirtHouse there was a of Justice 0 Gorman S that looked like pcde in the direction room a I rush to a fire II Mae sbioUtt divorce The tilt I for Catharine WoodHalt averts that she was married ecrtlv to the Senator In he Fifth Avrnuo Hotel on the nlht I of Nov 0 Ifol Two years litter she ays he married Ulllun Jaimway Mrs nhom she names as corespondent JanawnyPlatt left the Senator some time iuo nmdcr sensational clrcuin t nos Platt Not In Court The Senator has always clalmel Ince the contention of lle Woodllntt was flnt broueht to his notice that no vch marriage ns she alleses took plac was ever performed ThvnMn tlft In the suit has alleged that Abo ajummel with the aid of somo of Sen ator Platta political understrappers ob i UlnM from her bv force and duress J wrlous papers and documents which would establish the marrlase without Question Senator Platt who ls unable to walk IN wai not In the courtroom when the ft 1 c t was called Hu mid been carried rom Ills carriage to u wheeled chair and wheeled Into his private otllce In the new United States Express building No 2 Jlector street at about thn tlmo the determined little woman who has caused him so much trouble was taklnc the Eland A representative In court said that the Senator would not appear until u wai absolutely necessary John U Stanchfleld represented Senator 1Utt and Charles Le Uarblcr appeared fur the plaintiff There was great stretch InS of masculine necks when right after the case wan opened Mr IM lIar bIer called his client as his ilrst wit I ncn It was no dashing beauty that as 4 LOST CASH IN A BANK t FOUGHT FOR FURNITURE l Small Riot in First Avenue Is Broken Up by Four Large Policemen When Marshall Sidney lloehstader i dispossessed what was left of KHslo flaggeB private bank fconi No 2123 First avenue this afternoon there seemed to rUe out of the ground one thousand or more wild eyed little mm who for th past month haye been lamantlnu f the sudden and gtratiKe disappearance of BaiWfe They had omethltiR like WOOOO In 8 vfl bank and wlicn his urnlturc was dragged out on the strett the dc tri iielzed them to divide It nmonp themiclvcs Scenes of riot followel nnd iMarfehar Hochstadfer telephoned tn Po lIce Hoadciuarters Four men were sent from ftnst One Hundred and Fourth trtet and the hlot was quelled KILLED WIFE SHOT SELF WHEN POLICE APPEARED i OTJFJVEHyAND May Following a quarrel Tre lerlclt Bower ied fortylive today tihot and klllel his wlfn As he was nlKiut to be placed under iirrom Dower fired a shot Into his own head tie will probably die I UNDAY WORLD WANTS j WORK MONDAY WONDERS 1 f il 1 ff f 4 o 4io cended the steps to the witnessstand but a rather slight beapoctaccd square I Jawed primlooking ivoman who mlgnt i be cullol forty years old without undu risk She wore a cheap costume W I grayoi o rlmpli walk In hat As she took the witnossrhai I shn removed her Jacket The deter I initiation expressed by the set of her spectacles and her snunre Jaws was reflected In her sharp Incisive replies lo j I I Continued on Second Piire J WBATHBH T i onlht II imlav tJbt rO FINAL I t Circulation Books Open to All I I Circulation Books Open to l1 RESULTS EDITION

NEW YORK MONDAY MAY 18 19O8 PRICE ONE CENT MUG WORLD RACE CHARl FIFTH DAY AT BELMONT PARK V eather Clear May 18 Track Fast Kll FIHST HACK Maiden conn twoMMroldR 1300 added five furlongs straight r oia JIiJetrrJI k g 1 lv t lo nf J K Start Kiml Won easily winner b c by Don llm h I It lifirlunl ownr J K K m I ime 0811 2fl hvlex Htarters Wli8t V If1 Kln Jockey oP ill i i 8h Orfl UUf 1111 4 ij i 117orrr 7 II u 2TA J Madden m 1 Jk l H IU Oarner 1 4 27V Statesman 110 a a1 jagrave 52 iai 115 4J 2S Tn1 llll I I 1 4HKoernfr 10 12 12 4 e5 May lllver llll i 7i J R Dugan 12 2i 20 X 74 lW m 0 n Vo H McCarthy 1 20 20 3 The IMrdener lid 11 i 7 Hhreve 3O IX 20 11 w n Iglg g rl Nethermost llu 10u S 8 llniMoll 40 no 0 20 10 Donului 110 u 1Vo 0 Ole Shilling 3 g fJ 40 I 0 20 llostrum lid 8 1 11 10 McDunUl B 2 T 3 M Torb lllno 110 2 U ami w uoyie rJ 20 10 1X1 Indian Hunter 110 12 12 12 12 12 IV wll 61 100 I 0 2IJ Ca iue a grand looking cort H lay ftoma up and drew awar In lh stretch Jo Madden had plenty of sueed but was driving hard to ure the place from Stalean The lattrr flow to got rolng closed with a rush T came from amv heck Torbel linn hal Vred and should Improve Tol illij SKCOM UACE Maiden fllll and tidings twoy arolds ItHiu ad l d four and fGS off Slij start fair m handily Winner b f by IialIVs Commoner OlMIng Hv Owner WF SohuHe Time OM 1g 101 Cmon

Imlex Plji rlera Wts rtt r JiE2i JocVcyn O CI 11 Sh aIS ttlllliiK llll Wt 34 1 Brusseli 11 20 4 I 111 WlJ Ilceon 107 I I 2 Notter 8 710 I 27fl fjilv Irma 107 Shilling 1t 11 II Fount W uniter B 2 3 It I 2W CalIel 107 HI 1 8 McCirthy I 7 r2 7 1 Allnul 107 1 H D I Gamer J 60 10 Aliirl 107 g 1 6 7 Shreve I 12 h sn 107 II I r lonlln I I I a FnI1n i 107 a I 7 I McDaniel I I I I 3 1 V raltv 107 I II 10 10 W Hums W J 21 10 Mp Shannon HIV 12 11 11 Ko rner J J W vnwuth Hii r 12 I C Miller I f 20 1 IHInev 107 1 11 13 1 Keating o l t1 IIY J ljv Itcaumont 1O7 1 1 1 H Cluarlngton I H 41 21 The Pippin 107 I 15 Ir 1 MuMrave 7 7 710 inline Kell cloned with a rush In lh mlddlo of ihf traok and nan irolnir away Wild 1lcron a lnvlnir hard Lady Irma ran a nod race Fount closed strung Fon inn u 1 Tlie IIIlnoCCJ Ijadly Irn ti c TTi ul1 ilii a lixTTi Ixtnt nuc for threeyearolds arij upward HYOO 11 one mile Iutt off lai Siirt giiod Won easily Winner ch g br I eulonnCar nery iivor nevrtrvvvck Stih Time34H 4r t In Six S Hr WI St I i I tin Jock y Op II CI 11 oh Lvikc v llll 1 1 1 1 4 1 Oirner f 1 f f Itirinun 12t S si iM lcUonl I 8 I 3 I I 271J xCr 1 2 2 24 2 31 Mu rav 13 165 16 6 I n4 lloa 124 4 5 4H 4 4 Sh ifll MVIMu 117 8 4 i 3H 0 Nottir r r 1MO Tin and k eai 105 t0 5 n1 7 OH46I 7 K O Dugan Lynch 19 t IIIIr Ir 7 S 71 H S Sumitr I 7 3 HeriitlF ran n If biit iirner broke him In Croat and forclnic a fast luce same away ea lly In tho stretch and won with Dlenty to spare Itlflemnn rt outaMe In lr trrtch nr1 alth uch he closed mronn never thrtfttened the winner Oxford had muri fiot tlan usual and htld on namely LanJI1 ImDnixInx and Is ivorth rcniem lnnn VIliourro ran do bettor III r DitNe tLt 1 e Harlem SM added threeyearvldi nnd uuwnnl clllnit Jost ir off 357 Starl gjod Won easily Winner b K by W oillhopEm bre ofuoI J Farnl 1 I j I rinJi ken On in E ir 111 I lcUanl1 1 i I I Orpl 111 1 a in a Show 4 1 t 111 4 4 4 Gnrner n 11 12 I f u lul 2 l t J Mupgrave 2 52 Ii 710 14 I a a I 1 1 4 I1 13 Lual lor Tout JUII r tr3lle l hi flclil to the stretch where the bov Binl him Into the lea anJ on K It IIUHV fJrapt was InterNrel wlti at the furiong iile by Juggler for whlh In L J siujllfle1 2 rnnI live mu on lurn the n 1 iffercil II m mol fium the Intcrfiivnce St nor 111 HAliInlcw Cur 1 HcIJtid on lulie I 4 S off 4W tat ioj Von Jhlnl Winner b c bv I II I tl rei K KorMMaB tlniq 1 11I T tttrn Wl St ij N Kltl Jockeva i Hl Il Sh l rante IIII 1 4 4 I Shrrie I i 33 lfl 117 3 3 I 21 MungTdVf 0 t 111 U de D2 143 135 4r 14 iil Jutiiln 124 0 II a4 Shiw 2 32 113 710 14 12 1 1 1 rance H2 4 i 4 K tugJn ii 23 12 T 05 ta LO till i lb JtcCjrthv 13 SO O 1 117 t Marjorle H il 2 i I I 1 iainer 4O 70 H 12 4 iMiante much the best Jle was reuruifilv iui uff 1 the backstretch sued zrounJ oa tne stretch tuin stood n drive namely and Just lasted Illg backlrNI weakly rhJ leYubw l iI 1 f i iu rMlfn r the ml Jubilee ran a gjod rjce Mizuma had i l UrhrI I unual i worth rtn nlf rln In cheauer conilfiny fII li SI X lln SIoJ adoe Ix turlon aln IQI MC tarl I m drhln Wlnnr br c by Ii OwnorI Ic TlnlI U S Core W t Fjn Jek oP H CI 11 Sh IJ I irj 122 1un I rrlzu 101 1 4 I 2 oUor a a I 1nur Inl r hlllnl 1 I 3 7 7 n nl I l F jg 7 71 Tn hI Curlr 11 I 7 I 1 1 Omer I rf 12 r 2 1 I zW q lnJ I 1 f 71 7 Imlotnr I 12 1 12 II U Sumter r J 21 16 I 3 g JI It r n I I I I i1 t ulu Iar II a 12 I 1 18 tlor 1 00 1 10 Ilnri XMs wns nicely rtdten and Just munngnl to last Krttette wan In close nuAr ter an I H i nlth a ruch lIar ourl wn fhut off i clone wrong te wi ciO PUBLC IS TRIMMED IN I EVERY RACE AT BEMON r BY VINCENT TRKANOR BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK May 18 Ju lcr won the Harkm Stakes the feature here this afternoon af ter running a remarkable race only to b disqualified amid a mixture of yells anJ jeers McDaniel who rode Juggler rode a great race and took a desperate chance in getting to the front He got there however mid way down the stretch and won going away Shaw who rode Grapple made a claim of foul and after the stew ards hJ questioned McDaniel and Garner he got away with it It bculr to lont like that Is the nly on uny truck but while oldtimers were silling back In wonJer and arnaze wnv Shuw 11 wln I race nowaday enl trying to cop 011 what rnlght be lie couipln red that he hud to pull Pxpecteil from me Keene youngsters lE this season the llgures came down and Grapple mi JII 1 he wn about to 0 were changed to f 2 a creditable alI formance but pot a recordbreaker by Ilt The switch In numbers upon the rail lch an mDnn mnde I Grapple Uye Spioner Some body made Spooner a favorite In lie race and backed him as If he wai In Spooner lust nndtor the race the booliles were stacking up IhlIr SOOCO w linings in J1W piles Spooner ran out whllu In the letd by a comfortable margin at the head of th stretch At the time he had succeeded In run ning the liewl off of Arasec and ap peared to be omlng to win eauily What a wnil went up when he ran out Thats a new wuy to get u horw benlcn saIl one dlssrntleil Spooner backer nnd t on down the lln welt I the ugly comments but that doesnt get the money Juggler who wont lo the I post looking as It every step he took I was painful won eimlly still In re fashion Last way from the I iinttrkablo post nnd last all the way to the turn for home ho looked a r to 1 shot until well Into the stretch when McDanlel jnmmixl him through to the front only to be disclaimed Betting Rules Help Attendance The change In tho belling rules kno kns out IhA noless than J the stand attendance wugers swelled grand stalil tendance hero till afternoon Tho bet ting ritiT was I busy spot One could pick out the new arrivals from thu tell In tho crowd that awarmej around the layer Tlio weather was pcrfiict and track fnst m llshtnlns started with what The days racng starCII wih wan pouted as new worlds llgurea for Ilvo furlongs by James It Kecncs Cusilit Thu ulilclul time1 hung out was l bat v r don o 5 antbl eve j J asiue Is a fine looking Den Brush lloe Garland colt and won like a Kood i one lie lut breez d nlonK In the mid die of the track while Joe Madden Statesman and Halbek were fighting It out on the mil He seemed to get to tlem eiiHlly nnl passed them In I hll tillop Je Mnihlen the fa ole was heavily bucked but the liest he could do wus jecond 111 front of Statesman Big Play on Wild Pigeon The folly of backing twoyearolds to any great extent was shown In the iecond race In wliloli fifteen young lillles und Kldlnw went to the pout The public literally fell over Itself at the books to play Wild Ilffcon the favor lie from the Keenc barn She had chown mote than any of the others nnd lie wan the logical choice The books were loaded to the guards on Wild Plseon and had she won them would have been lan 1 layer to lay off Gliding Hello 20 to 1 won the raue when she looked hopelessly out of I Wild Iireon nnd I udy Irma wee light ing It out stride for stride In the last sixteenth all both were tired when the long shot came with a rush and beat them both Wild Ilgeon InMcd long enough to beit Ijidy Irma out for the place There wan hardly anything bet on the winner sheets nnd all tho books hnd practically clean I Berkeley Bumps Wise Ones Seven srntslied out of the handicap third on tho carr leaving It a very open raeo There was a disposition to make Oxford favorite In the early quotation but on what goodness only knows I When the market hat Hettlrd Hltlemnn money bipan to SNOW nnd snon It was i tosvup between the Carman colt and the ole gray for the favorites position Dandelion gol little play excupt from the fen who took Into consideration his i last IOIls victories l The others were morn or INs neg I lected As a racing contest It w ii eikclcy all tho way Oxford seemed a bit l uff roui at the turn tOblt i BELMONT PARK RESULTS FIRST RACE Caique 6 to 1 and 2 to 1 1 Joe Madden 3 to 5 for place 2 Statesman 3 SECOND RACE Gliding Belle 2 to 1 and 8 to 1 1 Wild Pigeon 7 to 10 for place 2 Lady Irma 3 THIRD RACE Berkeley 7 to and 5 to 2 1 Rifleman even for place 2 Oxford 3 FOURTH RACE Grapple 5 to 2 and 4 to 5 1 Rye 4 to 1 for place 2 Spooner 3 Juggler won but was I disqualified I FIFTH RACE Dorante 6 to al and 3 to 1 1 Big Chief 4 to 5 for place 2 Jubilee 3 SIXTH RACE Rara Avis 12 to 1 and 4 to 1 1 Frlzette 4 to 5 for place 2 Harcourt 3 tired in tin run tlirotiRh the stretch IUIIe man had ben laying third up to tins point and when straightened out In the stretcli closed very fajit but couldnt get Derkeley There was nothing much Inhind Oxford and ho hadlittle trouble getting thlrH Shreeve Lands Dorante There Is nothlnjr the matter with tho riding of this boy Shrove Ho a littlo I Icebox on a horses tlc He landed Uoranto another from the Forsytbo I trair by Hie IILIn the fifth In much the siime way as he won the TiihoKKnii Handicap with Herr Maid Hatutioy I He got Dorintes heul In Iront at the stretch turn and kept It there all the way with Musifrave and Hlg Chlr alorursldo of him tryinr thlr hardest to get by him Hhrevu Just stuck to Ills work like u master without thn slight est siiKKCitlon of thu rattles nnU non a nice race Jubilee hn l the worst of tha racing luck and was badly handle With a rider up he might have been trouble some He wns 1 irojd third Shadow do Glance later had 1 flash of speed and may AMERICAN LEAGUE At Boston Cleveland 0 n n n 0 0 ft 0 0fl Ho ton 2 o I I n n I i 3 Batteries LlebharJt and Hiunlsi Mor gan and Carrlgan Umpire Mr OLoiighlln At Philadelphia 51 Iouls 1 1 4 3 1 0 0 o Philadelphia 1 n l 2 l 2 o R Batteries Polly and Spencer Vlckers ind Shreck rmpIr Messrs Connolly ind Kgan At Washington Chicago 0 I 0 0 0 0 I 0 11 Washington 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 D1terleWalah and Sullivan Hughe M Warntr UnxHr M Mwrld T I w I BOL1S OF TODAYS BASEBALL GAMES A n GIANTS s CINCINNATI SCORE BY INNING Giants f 1 1 0 0 1 100 1 5 Cincinnati 001 30050 9 111al to The Kvenlnr WorM CINCINNATI May 1R Dark cloudi and 1 heavy neld the result of munh rain last nlRht gave rise to orae doubt as to the pooMblllty of pulling off tho carnage scheduled for this afternoon on tho local lot Doth managers wrro anxious to get at each other rjanrl for the sake of his prospective reputa tion us a big leigue pilot and Mcdriw to cash In on at least ffl per Inl of his prediction alleged to have been made In rittcburg to the effect that the Oant would take four straight from I the Reds I It Is possible that the Nev York Club will take pitcher Upp off the hand of Cincinnati before the Giants get out of town Waivers have been asked on UpI but to date Manager McCJrnw has declined to consent to the southp vs return to Colmnbus There wat I in ference on today helweon McOraw 1resldtnt Herrmann Secretary Knowles and Manager Ganzel In regard to Upp The Cincinnati Clubs option on him ex pIre tomorrow ao Minajei M iw muat decide bj that time whether ne will take him or not First Inning Shannon wus hit by a pitched hall Tuiney foul 1 to 1askert Dmlln liled to Mitchell HuKwItl threw wild on Seymours tap Shannon taking third Sclilel threw wild to catch Shannon If third Shannon scoring Seymour on third Hresnahnn wiilked but was out stealing Schlel to Unreins ON UIN Muggins out Mnth i jn to Tell Kane walkwl but died jleillng Hrexna Jian to Diiyle Lobri ruled Matty to elY lIe HUNS Second Inning Devlin suijlod to left Time called on ucomt of ram Doyle singled to ICI lindwell forced Devlin on 1 cruunder to lojert MalhewHon out Ijubirt to Unniil Shsnnon wlnle1 pait Spade Doylu scoring Tenney lined to Kane ONE RUN Mitchell doubled to rIght Ganrel sue j rlllced Matty to Tenney Mitchell out 1 Hrldwell to Diesnihan to Devlin on Sehlels tap Paskert OUI Devlin to Tennoy NO RUNS I Third Inning Uonlln lined IAI Paskort Seymour grounded to innxel Ilreinalian sif on HulswUts short throw Hresnahan stole second Devlin fanned NO HUNS HHuls ltt fanned Spaue trlpitsl to right Htigglns doubled 1 lift Spade scoring Time was cnlhxl to allow Hrps i nnhan to caress n foulhIUtrel lliiKfr which however did not put him In the dlMnrd Kane tinned Inlen Olt Drldwell 1 Tenm y ON13 UIN Fnilrih Innlnn i m m Doyle slnghtl to Itt HrlOwell got to se vin l on Joberts wild throw of his sacrifice I oyle was doubled on Vat hewmns tap Hulswltt to Ganzel to Schlel Slxinnon walked Tenney llled to Kane NO HUNS Mitchell filed to Shannon Gan7 l trlple to centre Schlel slngleil to ivn ttv Ganzel scoring Iiskert safe on Mnthe Tons fimible Hulswltt singled to centre Schlel snoring Spade sing I to lftPfkprl scoring HuglgnJ II Mntluwson to Tcnnev ICnne llled to Shannon THIIKK HUNS Fifth Inning Donlln filed to liuldwltt Seymo ir rapped out a hen run to rhl Hres nahan tiled to Mltohell Devlin out Lherl to Ginzel ONF HUN Robert fouled to Itresmlmn Mhilirll filed to Sevinour Ginzel wnlked Sunlel walked NO BITN1S Paakert iut Mnty to Tiimey Sixth Inning Doyle fanned Hridwell dmbld 10 center Mathewson slnrleil to cnte Hrldwell scoring Shannon wall Tenney forced Mnthewson IluNwItt to lx bcrt Donlln walkivl J Kes lull Seymour filed to Mitchell XK HUN HtllflWltt out Hrldwell to Tennay Spade out Devlin to Tenney lliutrlim 11IIK r MlkeI Jvane foroml IlugKins Doyle to Hrldwell NO HUNS Seventh Inning Hresnahan llled to 5inrel Devlin out Ix bert to Gunzel Doyle out Spade to Oarizel NO RUNS I olmert singled to right Held Mltciiull t acrinc e l IlreKiinliun to Tenney flan 7el out Hrldwell to Teennny IOMM to third Schlel singled to centre Iobert scoring iawkert singled to centre HuUwItt following on Dunlins wild throw to iilate Spude slngleil to centrii Hugglns walked Kane singled Husix full IxjlxTt singled to ieft Spadu seor It HUNS Mitchell llled to Seevmulir IIVK I Eighth Inning Hrldwell llled to iiinzel Alathewsiin lined to IuHkert Shunnon fouled tn Hchlel NO RUNM Mnlnrkey now pitching for New Vork Ganzel tiled to Seynuur Schlel pu iixd to Hrlv I Iatkurt Illetl to IMnlln NO nUB EASTERN LEAGUE At Rochester Ratterlei Nwuer and Stnnage BlrIH and Hurley rmplre Mr Stafford Newark 2 0 0 0 C 1 Hoehester 0 0 t 0 I t 1 o 0 1 At Montreal Jemey City OOOflOOOO 00 Montreal 0 0 00 0 0 10 4 itatterle I afette and Vandegrlft Wicker Manus and Clark Umpire Mr Mo At Buffalo Baltimore 0 OODOOOnnfl Murrain 1 0 1 0 0 I 0 2 Uatterlos Adklns njid Hrarne No wlnkle nnd Archer Umpire Mr Mo run rlll At Toronto Providence I 0 1 0 0 0 I n 01 Toronto 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Hatterles Kreer and Clark Mitchell and Brown Umpire Mr Kelly THREE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN MONTANA HBUENA Mont May ISThree Mirthquake shocks crt pjrcoptlble In thU county last night No damage as dOM L I c BATTING ORDER Cincinnati New York I Muggins ai Shannon Tf Kann cf Tenney lh Iohort 1h Donlln If MtPholl rf Seynir r rf inxel lh Hresnahan Irpnahnn c Schlel c Devlin h Ia kert If Doyli Lh qllwlt sn Ilr iwell ss Spade p Malhewson p I Umpire ir oDny I 1 1I BACCJHA T MAO 11 GO J MEAL OFF I CHVJ ASS JfjJ As the Hose Wasnt Citv iII Ci I II Bred Magistrate Let Him Drive Oft I J The shoeklir Inipertlniticn not to ay IniTfcreik n and lack of respect I houn h llnr irat for a section of the I landviipe In Iront of Charles 1 I Schwabs mansion on Itlverslde Drive today was the Cal or nn outhttrst of liyelotln on the part of one Oeorjl inrulih mil much exiltetnent In the i iiflernoon session of the West Hlije Court I Iiaccnrnt Is a horsr a yoiitiB and I frisky horse wlio hah not yet absurhed 1 the city niiyn that oharactorlze a ma I jorl ytof ll hrethien who spend the Rrenler pall of the time between the shafts o delivery wa nns lie pulln a wnKon belonsltiK to a aciiiim cleaning company In Vst Flftysevonth streot ami why he should be called naccnrnt Is not clear unle M It he that there Is a suifKestlon of both black nnd red In his olltnrl lallo Tltt u to 11 u 1 T 0 I tlnct xucuestlnn of slippery elm bark uo i In hlF Interior nmkcup nnd that hi jUhm caused al tho trouble i J1I1I Hillings who is a driver for tho Vnctiiim leaning Company went out to Wfstehesler a few diiys niro nnd took Hiecirnt fn n the pasture whero I he hs spent I ho greatei part of elx i months He brought the noble animal to New Vork and the llrl Job he bud I IMH today when Ills master drove up In front of the Schwab o chwIII holme and weni Itiijide on II I S How Baccarat Enjoyed Himself limccnrat hal been In Ih habit of nibbling away at iny 011 1111 ho I HOIS that give promise llrmle of guxtnlorv i dfllijht no when hu found I nice ell sapling within six Inches of ma 11 e I IH moved UI n W 01 IWo 111 1111 to enjoy hlmsell lie ilrrled lint sap I lliu ivHh vigor and relish and when Mr Ciinbj who Is 01111 a I landscape gar dener with an anlstic teinpernnient us el i sup iliiUiident of tile Schwab place came outside here wnmit enoiHfh bnrlt left on the slender trunk lo ouxor with a led cent Mr Grtibb I wr In a toverlng rnm urd when till Lllllngs appeared he railed the driver to yocount with force and much Ian Kin 1 Youll Have to Pay for This Its an outrage he said Voull have to pay for this What YoI1 Schwab ay tthen he returns and liml hlK tree this way 11111 Aw K on nlnrtcil IlillltiKs thi IU 11 IIR hoss never knew It wan Schwabs Iho Iet him Kit iiioiier tree tilddap 1 And he tried t drhv away but rilbi nI III wiiulilnt have t and lite wI11111 11 Inll dlspute unde i by HlllliiBs biiiiK liaiilrHl off hefur MaKlstrnle Cnrnell There Cnnll the IndlK natu Criibb told hN stirj 1111 g 1 never heard of mien n piece of vandalism h Fall Somebody hap lo be punished What will Mr Schwab ny The horse oiiKht to be The horse Is certainly no respecter of per40iiH or tltelr trees saJd tho MnKlNtrate Do you thlnk to the driver that be knew I was lir Sclnvibs tre Well said lUlllii s quizzically senitciltiK his head course I aint am him but Im pretty sure he didnt krow It was Mr Schwabs Hus n I well nieanln hoss and beln front the I country In In Mie habit of eatln any tree ha meets with That belni thu case aj Magis trate Cornell and considering tho rlOI hit there was no uranntr aroutul the tree I will dismiss this case 11 you nnu t teih that horse whose INc to raw and whose did not miaw AUTO TURNS SOMERSAULT FIVE OCCUPANTS HURT twolul to The nvonliik WorlJ STAMlOKD Conn May IS While going fortylive mlle anhour over Sblppan Houlevird early lodav u rear Itlr of Dr J K Jtowill Jrs 3nhor u Ipinscr runibout burst nnd me machine lIwcr rllllllUI 1111t 0111 11 ladlllu went up In the air anil deserhcd a Iromplete 8nneiniult Dr llowell WJIH I drvlng i he nr mil In It were Ueorge Hillings and lie ir u Shi hK uiembers of ihe Siiinifi rd I tv pollee fore Ar I tnur Stark nnd Hcgiiild Martin Shields und HllliiigB were seriously Injured The oilier escaped with 1 uvur brulalng I Th e a wa 1 ooiuplate TQCk I DETROT 11 HIGHlANDERS j I SCORE BY INNING I Detroit 0 6 0 0 0 0 1 4 011 I Highlanders 0 2 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 6 fPlal t Te Kv nlng WorM AMKIUCAN LEAGUE PARK May IR A crowd of SA1 was on hand to see the Tigers tackle thn Hilltop brig ade njrnn nnd with Mullln and Chesbro matched HUM lint each other In the IKIX a hot light wax promised First Inning I Mclntyro struck out and the crowd warmed up to the occasion as Schnerer took Uir dose thl SIC 101 Sehnefer nnd Jen i nlnirn made a kick on the lixt Btrlko and ITmplre Hurst ordered the Detroit I manager out of the grounds Crawford M lo Stnhl NO ItFNH I Nlf led on with n single hut wns fnrctd at second on Keelers rap Cotiifhlln lo Schnnfnr llrmphlll filed 11 out to Mclntyre Kceler was out iteil InK second Schmidt to Olcary NO fScond Second Inning Cobb ulammed a drive to left Held fi nc for throe bnirs nnd he scored on ni HossmnnV flngb over nbort Couifhlln beat out u bunt RosKumn was forced T third on Schmidts bunt Cheibro to Cdnroy Olxriry doubled scoring COl h In ondliiB Schmidt to 111 len111 Schmll third Mullln singled scoring Schmidt rnl Olinry Mclntyre Inumed chmlol Rlf r CheHbros wrist Schnifer hit tor two bare scoring Mullln Mc lntyre scored on Crawfords fly to Ptihl Cobb was llll by pitched ball lioi rnnn singled and Hchn fer crossed 1 i plnli Cobb was out at third Stahl to Conroy 1mplre Hurst re fused to allow Schaefurs score to ciiiint and Thhd Jlaseman Coiighlln wan ordered out o Ihl amp foi k chin SIX HUNS Schnefer took Coughllns place at third and n mnji went to second Chase nie l to Mclntyre Stahl hit the scoroljoarxl fcir two bises Conroy singled to centre setnlliiK Stahl lo third Hall bxngcd out a ulnglc to rlplit scoring Stahl nnd Olt lg Conroy lo thlnl Klelnow forced out Hall Itown li Oleary hut Conroy 5Cored Doyle baled for Chesbro and wns thrown out by Hown TWO IUJNH Third Inning Dovle pitching for New Vork Downs wnlkod and took second as Doyle threw out Shmldt Olxary hit lo Conriy nnd Downs was run down Conroy to RUNS tn D y1e Mullln struck out NO Downs threw out Nllos Downs XIM mndo a wild heave of ICeelers ground or nnd Willie went to second Dmvns DCls loused out Hemphlll Olenry threw out Chase NO IlirVS tlnw Fourth Inning Mclntyre fouled to Klelnow Schae fer singled to right Crawford also lnsb l sondlnir Schaefer to second Schnefer and Crawford worked 1 double IRI Cobb struck out Klelnow dropping tho last one but threw him lrOIIln first Kchaefer tried to score on the piny but IVUM out Chnhe tn lllnnn vn iVrtvu Itosiiian and Downs got mixed up on Stnhls ny back of first and ij Downs made n bail throw to second allowing Stahl to take third Como singled scoring Stahl Ball forced Conroy at second Downs to OIi ary i nail was out stealing second Schmidt I to OLenry Schnefer threw OLnr Ihrlw out Klel I now ONK HUN Fifth Inning I llossrnnn struck out Downs llled to Nll It H Schmidt llled to Jleniphlll NO l Dovle walked nnd came waltzing In I Nile smashed the ball to centre Isl Held fur a hOI run OIearv throw out Kedr Iliiinnhlll llhvl tn i In re Chase fouled to Schmidt TWO HUNS Sxth Inning OUary struck Ult Mullln filed to Ball Conroy threw out Mrlutyre NO Stnhl stniik 11t Conroy fouled In Hofwmun Bal miashed I t obnKgrr to lA Mullln threw Ir RUNS Iuln hlw out Klelnow NO Seventh Inning Sohnefer was safe on NUesu error and stole S I1 Selmefer ook thlnl u Criwford rolled out to Chase utms Ht 1 Sehaefer scored on Cobbs llv to Heinphlll Itossman lined out to Staiil I ONK 11 UN I Mullln throw oil Doyle Nles singled j nnd took second as Mullin threw out Kifler Downs made a Imd throw of HHIlphllls grounder axil Niles wortsl while llwnplilll took third Shaefer tbn w nut Chase ONIO HUN Eighth Inning Downs fouled to Chase Schmidt singled OltMry siiKled sending ichmldt to third Mullln slnghd scor Inir Schmidt Dovle hurt bN arm and Newton look his plav In the box Me 1 Intyre walked llllnir the buses Sehaefer popped to nail Crawford lnublfd scorlm Mullln Olxary and Mejntvre Hall threw out Cobb TO UK I ijpvw mil Sliibl Conrnv tiled to KINS Crawford nail Hied to Downs NO II I Ninth Inning Itossninn doublid Downss grounder bounced uwnv froni Hall but ConroV 1 got It In lime to throw Itosman out nt the Plate Sclimldl Hied to Mlll O learv for ed Downs Hull to NH NO RUNS I Ol ary threw out Klelnow Morlnrlty battixl for Nnwton Mnrtnrlty flod to Crawford Nllef wns fttit Rns mnn to Mullln who covert flrut NO RUNS CHICAGO GAME OFF Rpeclal tn The Kvenlnu WorM nillCAGO May IS Heavy rains last night and this morning nlnde Impos Ible the last came of the series be tween Donovans Dodgers and the Cubs clunluled for todav lit Wttt ftde Park NATIONAL LEAGUE At St Louis Iloton 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 St Louis 0 I 0 0 0 II 0 0 HillerU ForBiison nnd nowerman Inflle ronime and Hoitetter Umpire Mr At Plttsburg idelphla 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 j r t Ihla 0 0 n toO t 0 B hattetles Illchle and Dooln Can nltz and Gibson Umpires Mtsara I rtudderbun an Klem I L HIGHLANDERS K H PO A E Nlpfl 2h 2 3 2 0 1 Keolrr rf o 0 0 00 Hnniililll cf 0 0 2 0 0 Chase lb o 0 C 1 0 Stnh1 If 2 1 3 1 0 Cnnroy 3h 1 2 2 3 0 Bnll a o 2 3 3 0 Klelnow c 0 0 8 1 V CliLsbro p 0 0 0 1 V Doylp p l o 1 1 O Newtrm p 0 0 0 0 0 Morlarlty 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 5 8 27 1 1 Hatted for Newt in tho ninth DUTROIT U H PO A B Mclntyre If 2 1 3 0 0 Shacfcr 2b 3b 1 2 1 2 0 Crawford C 0 2 2 0 0 Cobb rf 1 l o 0 0 Rossman lb t R 13 l o coiiRhlln 3b 1 0 1 0 Downs 2b 0 1 1 5 3 Schmidt c 2 1 2 2 0 OLeary ss 2 2 4 3 o Mullln p 2 2 1 4 0 Totals 1 1i 27 IS 3 llsio Hits Off Cheibro S In 2 innings Doyle i In j 12 InnlngB Innlnl First Hnse on Halls Off Dole 1 oft Newton I off Mullln 1 ar Ix ft on Hases Detroit 6 Highland erf 3 II Htruck Out lly Chcshro Doyle 4 Mullln 1 Home Huns Tllps 1 ThrerTtisi HIM Colin I TwoHade Hits OKeary Schuefer Slab nnil Crawford Uossmin Stolen Uases Schaefer 2 Crawford Double 1Iayl Klelnow Caord to I Klenov Mil by Pitcher Cobb Implros Hurst and Bvans als I THfA TRf PANIC I FOLLOWS MAT BY SIX TO SHOOT I f Alleged Avengers of Kid Twist1 Murder Start Riot in lie Gotham I j While the Gothnm TheHre InEiit j Now York was crowded this afternoon with men women and children siit I wotildlu avenger cf Kid Twist who 1 wns letled at Cnnny Isdtnd on Siindny May lu when iwo othurs persons wetu also sliot rreited I stnmpile 11 thn I playhouse by drawing revolvers and threatening to llll with lad any diKo In the place j The tumult that rollowcd caused n i panic In the audience and the exits were i Jammed with those trying to llee tho place Special officers of the theatre tried to restore order and put out the belligerent roughs but the lighting six overcame them and continued their at i tuck on a lan they found In a front i row The supposed caue for the at tack was that tin police ale looking j lor 1 HUM culled Html Tnggl who j Is wanted In connection with the kill 1 Ing of Kid Twist i AH thu six men bought tickets the hoxiilllce man overheard their threats I tind notllled Manager Gerird who sent u hurry call tu tne Liberty nvenuu Million for reserve police They came l In furvu when thu rowdies Wln mal I H especially Interesting for tha I theatre guards i Arrival of the police lidded to the up I roar and the theatre performance up i I lue mixup that followed Delecllve Dohiity knocked out Samuel KiOiner twentylive years old of No 101 Christopher avenue llrooklyn with u pocket billy and made him a prisoner A man giving the name of Hernard nioomtleld was also held Tho rest got a Koomer the police cay Is known as HngtiMi Sal He IH reputid to have been one of the ihiuul beadiil iby Kid Twl t that made ItH headquarters In the Bastvvew Vork section The nuin whom the bind uraaulted was not SHrlously hurt but ha dlsip IHarwl frum iwllco sight while the latter were battlltig with the disturbers Sev eral peiwiiiH were Jostled roughly In tho Htniggle to gel out of tho thentr but jvone nppllnl for ambulance aid nt the Ill O BATTLESHIP FLEET NOW HEADS FOR PUGET SOUND j jI SAN rRANVISfX May ISTh At lantic luittlcshlp fleet under commanrt laltc IWII Ilel 111cr commanc of RenrAdmlral SIr weighed anchor todiv and sailed out of San Francisco Hay In a drizzling rain for Pug t Sound The Inghlp Connecticut hSa d Ui column Tha le I du to r oh tlt 1uget Sound iMay 2 I

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0 I t I 1 J THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY MAY 18 19OO a KINGDON GOULD I I AROUSES IRE Of I I A MAGISTRATE I Arrested for Auto Speeding He Is Not in Court When j His Case Is Called LATER HE APOLOGIZES i Lawyer Drags Him From Co lumbia After a Hot Lecture i From Judge Butts I t Klnjtflon Gould oldest Bon of OeorRe Gould had to do a lot of apologizing Wh n lw came to the Harlem Police Court today to answer the charge ot breaking the spee l law which wn f made against him yesterday afternoon at the West Ono Hundred and Fifty econd street police station Policeman OHoiirke who had bor rowed eputy Commissioner Iluchur i car for the puritoso of clmsInK speed erg overhauled young Gould at One hundred and Sixtyfifth street anil WaahlnKton road With Gould In the I 1 CAr was ono of hIs classmates In the Il Columbia School of Mines Frank Crew At the station houw GoulJ de posited JloO as a dh bond j ORourke waltJ almost throu h the j l forenoon session of tho police court for his prl ner to appear Finally he went I to the bridge and told Maclntrate Itutti I he had heard Goulds name called sev I eral times but that there hail boon no r pons At this a bearded man who said he iras Georifc To lor nn attorney of No 41 Cedar stn t roe up from whero 1 he had been slttlni with younc Crews j at his side Mr Tnylor raid he was Goulds lawyer and sought to extilnln that his client haxl a very Important ex j amhiAtlon on for today and had le elded that he wouldnt come to court in person Magistrate In a Rage Is that so said Magistrate Butts I s lth n very red face Well If you dont produce that youn man here by I 12 oclock I will Issue a warrant for him and forfeit his bond He Is the man who was arrested and his failure I to aapear here personally Is contempt of court and you as a lawyer should know It Taylor and youns Crews hustled i downstairs Jumped into a big car that I was waiting there nnd tore out It I took them Just thirteen minutes to set over to Columbia College pick up Hint don Gould antI bring him back lie wu Mill laden with examination papers ant I text books when he entered the court The oOiors had evidently told him on the way of MiKtstrnte Buttss anger for ho atnrted In to make amends Ho said he hadnt Intended to be guilty of a dlscourteisy and he wanted to apolo I glre He denied the policemans charge that he had been running his machine as fast as twenty miles an hour Hut I ORourke said he hal timed the auto mobile for several blocks and couldnt I be mistaken Tho magistrate accepted the apology I but held Gould in bonds of SIM for Special Session Auto Race on Broadway Two automobiles almost even camel down BroaUway early today at a clip I that ruffled the hair of those folks watching the sunrise they happened I to pass near to In one machine a i long low rakish craft were two j women and two men one of the latter a chauffeur Beside him sat a young I clean shaven man urging him on The machine was going so fast that the auto I veils of the two women In the tonneuu i streamed out behind as stiff as boards The second machine was of a grimmer type It was black and chunky but I ate up the road Just as fast us the I rakish machine In the businesslike car were four heavy set men The I chauffeur urged on by tho three In the tonneau had everything wide open and j very time the car hit a crosjtown 1 track all the occupants bounced In the I S aIr about two feet and then sat down 1 again suddenly The chunky car was right on tho leaders rear tires however and they raced through Chambers and Centre I C treets to the bridge without either car i I One of tho losing or gaining nn Inch i women looked back derisively at the three men In the car behind I We win she shouted as the car I In which she rode shot out to chaw up the bit of straight leading over the I bridge to Brooklyn At the middle oC j the bridge however tho leading car I met an unexpected obstacle A police man stepped out Put Up His Diamonds Well said one of the men In tho j blockading vehicle us the other car j came perforce to a stop got you eh 1 Yes Krumbllngly assented the man addressed youve got us Now that youvo pinched us see It through Quick will you 1 Sun said ono ot the three men jumping from his car and coming over to the barricaded one Now If your chauffeur knows the way to thu Adams treet police station well dnvo thoru I file women were crying and the I ohaurfour looked glum How much can I ball him out for asked the man who had given his name us Arthur U Fuller a broker of No fit3 East Twentyfourth street Brook lyn with all olllc at Xo 25 Broadway Ho wall told and us tie didnt have I enough money lie put up a diamond stud his watch and three valuable rings Then the party that Had given the police such a chose went home but not tl No MS East Twentyfourth street The chauffeur win held In 13W ball to SpecIal Sessions Nearly all of Magistrate Cornells I time In the West Side Court today was devoted to autoinoble speeding cases of which them were thirtysix K E Hmathers tho horseman and broker who lives nt No MM West Bov ntyflfth street was nabbed on llrnnd way going at twentytwo miles nn hour and not long after Hoots Durnell the race horse trainer wall also brought In lie appeared resplendent In a ktrow hat with a gnudy bund and I furnished the S300 ball bond for his chauffeur John OMaJley Btcyclo policemen on tho upper west L j L iI Edyth Walker Prima Donna Applauded bu the Queen I e r I I IfttN I ti 1 I K I 1 tt t I E Ijif t 0 r t Lt t t t I o p t P i Lu larI LONDON May 13A new operatic star has appeared In Londons murl cal firmament In the person of Miss IMyth Walker an American singer Tile London morning pa pers give tho highest praise to her assumption of the part of Isolde at Covent Garden on Saturday declaring it to be a revelation both histrion ically and vocally Some of the critics HELD UP IN SIGHT Of CROWDS AND BADLY UETEN Harlemite Attacked Last Fri day Unable to Make Com plaint Until ToDay With two precinct detectives John Williams of No 20CI Eighth avenue IH scouring the neighborhood of Eighth avenue and One Hundred and Tenth street 111 search of two ujphwaymen who heat him Into lnen lblllty and robbed him of Sl 2 last Friday vnin g as thousands were leaving the L and subway trains for home Since Friday night Williams has been under the constant ciro of Dr tier nard Mcllrlde of No KS West One Hundred and Twentieth street Williams managed to stagger over In the West One Hundredth street nation today to lodge a complaint He told the lieutenant on duty that ho had left a siloon at Manhattan avenue about G3U o clock after having one dink with a friend James Ward who works with him is an interior decorator in the Singer Hialdlnif As he rounded the corner on Eighth avenue he wus net upon by two thtugs lilt 11U not see the men until tiny were upon him The hirsL blow from a blunt weapon stunned him He tried to shout for help 011 a welldirected wallop un dtf the right eye nndered him uncoil sclous Williams says that nunieroii person IrA passing within easy call I hut that the assault took place so t quickly that he had no time to sum mon help When he crawled to his feet he found his pockets rilled lie could give no I description of tho men but the police j believe that the assailants are members I of a pans which luas robbed citizen with muci frequency In the last three weeks Wllllnmss face will be dla llgurrd KILLED IN ODD ACCIDENT Jnnltor Threw Tin from Roof l1ls Cent Cnnnht niul He Fell Too Moses Kore janitor of the tenement at No 23 Pitt street In which there i was a fire that caused the death of two children on May 10 went to the I I root today to gather up a lot of tin I which had been ripped off by the fire men He rolled the tin Into a bundle and carried It to I lie edge of the air shaft to throw Into the yard With n mighty heave Frt threw thi roll of tin over tin edge of the roof Hut II sharp edue had cancht In IiN coat and ho went over with It too falling cl ar to the cellar level In the courtyard He wa dead when nn nm bulnnce snrueou arrived liorc sos forty venrs old HP nrrlvpl In Now York two yearn ago anil hail saved within a few dollars of enmish money to nay for tin niw iitp of his wife anti children from Poland or BIG PULP MILL BURNED SAITIT STIC MARIE MKh Mny IS The pulp mill of the Tako Superior Corporation In the Canadian Soo ncross the river from this city was destroyed by fire early today The loss is about lX Oflfl It IH reported this forenoon that two min an ml ilng hut tills Is not certain Tile power plant Is also out of pouinitH loii ns a result of the lire nnd there are no electro cars run thug nor any electric llghm In the city today side captured moro than a score of owners and chauffeurs for Kolns too fiin In liroadway near Kittythird street tile chauffeur of Mrs Martin Dabs wlto of the Iollce Commissioner if Jersey City wns caught She left J100 as security for the appearance of the cnaufffiir who wllie hilu In jaw ball In the Vobt Side Court Th police trap fur automobile speed ura on North avenue New Rocnollr yielded three victims yesterday Ar ihur It Hedel of Mount Vernon was fined SJO George Hn mona of Iplliam Manor MS nod Frcdeilclc Newman a chnufTeur wlio said he lived at No 2fl nijhlh avenue Miinluitton was let to under suspension of sentence When naked for whom he drove he asked to bo excused from tolling and ha was t s c too pronounco It the finest performance ever witnessed In London Others mind ful of having been accused a veer ago of an organized booming aot Teraz zna add some reservations to their ap preciations Queen Alexandra was present and miutfvstei krfii enjoyment by pro lonsid applause 1Is Walker has not appeared In Lon don lnco she sans here eight years ago as n contralto She was surprised iri ilollihteil at her reception YVOMAN IMPALED ON IRON PICKET ESCAPING FIRE e Mrs Carufis Foot Slipped and I Injuries Received May Cause Her Death While attempting to escape from a lire In her apartments early today Mrs Angelina Carufl wife of Peter until It groceryman at No LZ4 West Fortyfifth Mrret was Impaled on the sharp Iron spikes of a fence surround ing a basement In the rear of her home nncMiung there In agony for half nn hour before she was discovered Tho woman was rushed to Roosevelt Hos pllal but was so terribly Injured she may die The lire started In a coat and lee cellar under the apartments and store of the Curufls The flames ate up through the tloor and the mnoke which flllod tilt room awakened the couple The hiiHliand called to his wife to follow him and dashed out of the I front door through the smoke The woman apparently lost her nerve and climbed out of the rear window of the I flat To reach the yard she had to step over a small areaway and onto the picket fence 1 Confused she slipped and one of the sharp Iron pickets pierced her side as she fell on It like a spear In the con i fusion nnd excitement nobody dlscov ered her and silo had swooned from pain when her husband having missed her rushed hack with a policeman when tho fire had moderated to find her I I CAR PIUS AUTO IN HEAP READY fOR JUNKMAN I Smashes Crowded Machine on Broadway but Occupants All Escape A northbound Broadway car bowl Ing dung at One Hundred and Seventy ninth street early todav struck a big touring car full of people and turned It completely over That no ono was seriously hurt seems a miracle The auto was smashed hike a tin toy run over by a wagon ami the front of the car windows smashed was dented and No policemen were on the scene nor did any nut In an appearance while the occupants of the auto who had been spilled right and loft from tho wreck I picked themselves palnAdl up Tho man driving the auto told the street I car people he WIlS William E Thurs day of No 311 Corloara avenue the Bronx In tho tonneau were seated I three people who said they were a Mr iDilv of One Hundrl and Fortieth street nnd Lenox avenue his sister and young son It Is said there were livo juuru people In the cur when It was MrtKk The numter of the machine No 18150 N Y would Indicate It was owned bv H W Rudd of Yon kers If Mr Rudd will EO to One Hun dred anti eightieth street and Broadway he can tlnd a dandy heap of auto rem nant 5000 SEEK HOMES Five thousand homo hungry New I I Yorkers yesterday visited Lohbauer I 1nrK as guests of Joseph P Day Mr I Day will sell off TOO of the lots tomor row at U oclock at Mi Vftswjr itTMt auction room a ts ri HIDE DEATH Of I BRIDE LEST NEWS KILL CAR VICTIM I Frankel Mangled by 13 It T I Not Told Wife Was Killed at Same Time NO GUARD AT CROSSING I Couple Run Down as They Returned from Cemetery Woman and Babe Also Hit ThAt his young wife Charlottj wa killed hy the car that maimed hln Is being concealed toda from Iouls Frankel of No hit Chystle Street be CUM the shock might be fatal He bo HeAes she Is tiring well In a hospital and because of his own intones his friends are encouraging the deception Frnnkel his wife nnd a friend Mrs Rebecca Weiner of No 1051 First ave nue who carried her nine months old baby In her arms were struck last night by n II R T oar at Twenty second and Gravescnd avenues the trolley hurling all three from Its path iFrankel who Is thirtythree nnd his I wife who was twentytwo recently bought a lot In Washington Ometery and went nut yesterday to view the granite coping they had placed about It They were accompanied by Mrs W lner They had dinner at a neighboring cafe and about 9 oclock started to get a Manhattanbound car on the Culver tracks when a loaded trolley for Coney sped upon them at the unguarded crossing Mother and Babe Escape Mrs Wener thrown with her Infant In her arms was little hurt the child not nt all Mr and Mrs Frankel lay motionless The car witnesses say ran on for a hundred yards before the motonnan stopped It and started back to the scene of the accldtnt An Inspector for tho Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company It Is said teeing the purposa of the motorman signalled him to return to his car which he dUI and continued on the run to Conpy Island Persons at the hotel had witnessed the occurrence and they hastened to the Injured Uenjamln Slgnall of No 2S East Broadway as one of those He took Mrs Frankels head upon his knees ard tried to ease her until the ambulance called from the Coney Isl and Reception Hospital should arrive Others cared for the husband Long Walt for Ambulance It Is said that It nab tUlly loity min utes trom tile tune tile amuulunce was bunimontii unill it appraieu witn Dr Meeker Krunkel meantime huu been taKen to tine nutei his wite could not be niuved I While Slgnall still held Mr Frankel the ambulance surgeon saw that she was doomed She Was taken to the hotel also ufler a time and there she died while her husband was being cared for In another room Her body I was placed in a Vollce patrol wagon and i I carried to the Parkvllle station her1 husband thinking they were taking her i I to a hnKpltal He himself insdsted on being taken I home retuslng to go to a hospital and I In time he was able to undertake the I I journey assisted by men strangers i and In the belief that his wife was weU cared for In hospital BULLETS FLY AMONG DRINKERS IN TENDERLOIN Barkeepers Poor Aim Prevents Murder but Wrecks Saloon Art It Thomas Tyner hadnt boon such a remarkably poor pistol shot there might have been a traffic seqel to a fight that started this afternoon In the saloon of William A Murphy sr at Thirtyflrat street and Sixth avenue where ho had been In business for twenty year William A aiurphy Jr the old mans lion TVUS behind the bar waiting on a large and thirsty clientele wh6l1 Tynor who has been employed at the saloon but who has been off duty several days came In He swore at young Mupphy and Instantly a beer glass whizzed through the air Tner dodged behind the counter and when he came up ho had a re volver In his rIght list As fast as hu could pull the trlgffer he shot four times at Murphy who ducked backward Into the crowd of recent customers who suddenly cured of their iravprul thirsts were lighting to net out of there The bullets whistled by the heads Jf I tha departing patrons thereby adding materially to their feeling ot oinlc but not one found a target In anything except the works of art on the oppo I rite Tvall Policeman Hirgrhes of the Merper street station was pinming on a tjlxtl avenue trolley car Just as the shooting started its Juinjied off and bored through the congestion that had Xomicd In the narrow spaoo between the wlnB Ing doors Tyner wa still trying for a fifth hot at Murphy and Murphy was still duokVng Hughca grabbed the pistol arm of the barkeeper and held It I iturfhy urrend rfd voluntarily and with some signs of relief Somebody ent In a call to the New York Hospital and an aml ulanoe prc i enuy dang l up to the door dmwInK fresh reocrult to the huge crowd of Tcnderlolners who had gathered out side Murphys lliiehe took hIli two prisoners to tho West Thirtieth Street Station Neither would toll what started the fuvt or make any statpment and Lieut Daly sent both to the Jefferson Market Court There j the Magistrate held Tyner In bonds of 11000 and lot Murphy go Tyner live at No ns We t TbirtrMcood atNet q r HOWDY mmmf NO BAR TO fiNING I WILLIE K JR 15 Magistrate Kernochans1 Dis I charged Reversed by the Court of Special Sessions I J E R 0 M E INTERVENED Policemans Vord as to Mill ionaires Auto Speeding Ac cepted by Majority of Bench There wes no Howdv Willie and Howdy Freddie about the proceed ings In the Court of Special Sessions todiy witn William K Vanderhllt Jr was artaliened tried convicted and fined J15 on a charge of overspending his motor on Fifth avenue last March Magistrate Fnddlo Kernochan was not on hand to see hits jntinty decision teversed and jouti Mr Whltesldpi for the DistrictAttorneys olflo proved a stern prosecutor Mr Vnnderhllt also took a serious view of the tmwciitlon for ho was do fended by DnnJcl J Cohalnn and pro duced a siring of witnesses In nn ef fort to prove that he hud nut dashed down Fifth nviMiue on the afternoon of Mar h S at a reckh s pace JtlKtlre oiler presided nt the trial this afternoon with Justices Mayo arid j Wyjitt on either side Patrolman John W Mnrrl nn described In detail young I I Mr Vnndrrhllts going and arrest Mor 1 rlson pursued the millionaire from I Fortyfourth str et and Fifth avenue to n Long Island Railroad ferryboat I before ho was able to capture him The motorchasing cop snore that the Young man was reeling off twenty miles an hour when he first saw him Slong Freddie and Went Home Daniel Cohalnn crossexamined Mom rison at great length In an effort tin shako lite testimony Had measured the blocks Mr V jnised He had Wns he sure of his stopwatch He was He hrd never erred On the morning following the arrest he had arraigned his distinguished prisoner be fore Magistrate Freddie Kernnclinn I Willie nnd Freddie had exchanged I j greeting and chatted amlnhly while i Morrison told his story Then Fred i die said Discharged and Willie said Slong Freddie and went home nut Mr Jerome went after tile case i and had Mr Vanderbllt politely rear i rested on an Information The CIHO I wa prepared by young Mr Whltesldo i I anti was reached on todays calendar When the young man took trio stand he swore very positively thit he had not driven his hlijh power car above I seven miles an Hour on Fifth avenue In the country he smiled 1 some times drive at M miles an hour hut In the cllv I never get above my llrst speed On that nftprmioii I had bean towing my cur but nt Fortyfourth street mv mechanic Mann up the en glnes again and I droped the tow My Ilmuffeur got In the tow n cir Cvnw bv Mr Hlshop I iiMHtira the Court that I did not drive off the tlrst speed nnd kept the car well under Sfraku Then Mr Cohalnn qitallllnti iMr Vnn derhllt ns nn txpert driver by asking him a series of luestlons Mr White side crossexamine brlelly John II hintuil ford of Thirtysixth street and Lexington avenue corroho rattd Mr Vanderbllt He was sum when he paeseil hls Mr Hra4lfords horn that he was not running above seven miles an hour Hummel the driver who was also under charges for lIrlnl tile tow at twenty miles an IlOur testified Justice Keller announced that the najorlty of the court Justices Mayo and Wyatt found the prisoner guilty lie Zcller dissented The Judgment of the court was thut the defendant should my a tine of iii or spend three days In he city prison The young millionaire produced a I slender purse anti paid the line Then Hummel the driver was tried convicted and fined a similar amount Magistrate Freddie Kernochan was completely reversed TORPfDOBOAT IN COLLISION IS RUSHEDASHORE I Stiletto Vith Big Hole Torn in Hull Is Beached to Save Her From Sinking NEWPORT R t May lRThe naval steam launch Breaker rammed the tor pedol mt Stiletto lust off the light house at the north end of Goat Island today tearing a large hole In her port side The Stiletto was boachcd l No one was Injured The Stiletto In charge of Gunner William T Tlaxtor with twenty mem r hers of the seaman runners class on I hoard had Just left Goat Island towing A mine boat tilled with mines Just as she reached the end of the Island the Hreaker dashed out from behind the lighthouse striking the tor pedoboat amidships on the port side and making a hole large enough for a man to pass through The Stilettos men showed perfect discipline Full speed for chore was ordered while the crew moved to the starboard side so as to keop the hole In the port side above water The Pttletto had been In sorvto tor t t7tlvlI years 0L J lWrrn I Girl Librarian of Princeton Whose Body Was Found In Canal I I I 1 u i eatMu l i I I TTJJ1JL44ct i t I BRThPi j t s yaWOER1L i l r J S I PRINCETON GiRLS BODY FOUND IN RARITAN CANAL No Marks to Indicate That Miss Vanderbilt Died I By Violence I Searchers hal I ml It II C the I Li rita n c I half n mil rom till Clirne Luke auuuduct today found the body of l isa Ben I tin Vuudcrhlll the issls aunt to the librarian of Illinctnii fill I veralty who disappeared Wednivilay I afternoon The limn i iluittlni on the hurlnci ui itt uvniiy Hist come lioni t Ito ijouj u There wore no murhs of vlolenuo to indlcnti tnit lu t N inderblli ifini eeen thrown into tho canal She jiaj no reason to commit suicide a nit I iio suppuHlllon Is thai IR Miii ami lt n while iitiumptlni II rat tint only a fttt men nnd hoys hnvu aiconipll necl Her favorite WJlk HIS out AiUedut Ilouil In the illnctlnii of KIIIKSIOII She was teen III iII dock on i hrldgu that spans the Mlllslonu Ulvei iear where t tie t Ktnini lnt Carnegie Lithe it wis then iipproaehliiB tint time fur her uppolnted niwtlng with Mr Dihn Thnsupposltlon Is thnt In order lo tnle a short cut she attemiiled In cross n narrow stone casement 100 feet long at the tOIl of tho viaduct i On one side of tum Icimemerit runs the Millstone Itlvei on the other nM Is the llarltan Iaitnl The foothold IH Insecure tho path being only a foot wide Men who have tiled lo crosn have slipped Into tlm canal and had to swim to hore Miss Vii nltltrttii t could not swim Tile neighborhood Is denertid Ir the late af ternoon and no cries for help wero Heard If stun hail eontcnirluteed sui cide she could not have chosen a more swluded spot V THREE SOLDIERS MISSING NFTV LONDON Conn May IS Three soldiers stationed at Fort Terry are reported as missing and It Is believed that they were drowned or have de serted The three men whose nnmes could not be ascertained rowed over to Fort Mlchle located on Gull Island a little over a mile from Fort Terry yes terdar afternoon Tho last seen of them was when the left Gull Island to re turn to Fort Tern early In the evening Early today the boat was found bottom jddc UP on Gull Island I FIT THE GROCER Wife Mmle flue 4Ullfetltn A grocer has excellent opportunity to know the effects of special foods on his customers A Cleveland grocer has a long list of customers that have been helped In health by leaving off coffee and using 1ostum Food Coffee He fays regarding his own experi Two oars I had been ence years ago I drinking coffee and must say that I i was almost wrecked In my nerves Iso Particularly In the morning I wan so Irritable and upset that I could hardly wait until tho coffee was served and then I had no appetite for breakfast anti did not feel like at tending to my store duties Ono day my wife suggested that Inasmuch as I was soiling so much Postum thero must be some merit In It and suggested that we try It I I took home a package and she pre pared It according to directions Tho I result was a very happy ono My I nervousness gradually disappeared and today I am all right I would i advise every one affected In any way with nervousness or stomach trou bles to leave off coffee and use Pos I tum Food Coffee Theres a Hen Bon Read The Rood to Wcllvllle In pkgs Ever read tho above fetter A new one appears from time to time They are genuine true and full of human Interest rt f A rtSJl J CTOR HUGO TOLANO fOUND DEAD IN BED Lillian Russells Leading Man Stricken on Return from I Western Tour i FMIlLAnrLIllIA May IS Muito To lind a widely known actor died sud denly today at the home of IiN nephew In Cieriiiunluwn 1 Miibiirh Mr Tolatid nrrhed li this ell last nltflil fiom tho Vit when he Mail been pi lylmr as lending nmn In Lillian ItnisittIIs cum i Italy I iMir Hie nlKht lie WItS trliken with IJrlsfht ii ilseii from wlileh he sot fMfd mil wan m1 dead in bed He wi thlitviilne years old I Stoutness Is Reduced and the slender hip long back and straight front effect produced by I z Ceaitrt CORSETS They Rive youthful effect to any fiR ure while the Anchor licit Attach ment instantly adjusted after corset is put on Reluces the Abdomen 1 tti S Inches Perfectly flexible comfortable and easy because boned with Spirabone which b ends every way but will not rf break Broken Hon rJ ing replaced free in j L J1 first six months On sale at the best shops leading cities i pi and In New York at f ij7 our own parlors DOWNER IIAWESCo I I 2 W 39ih St N V ilnl illalf lllock West of If I I jlh Avenue I I1C A 111011 GRADE AND STAIN COMBINES Get a can of JAPALAC today and see for your self how wonderfully it will rejuvenate an old chair or in fact any piece of furniture that is marred and scratched SIXTEEN TOt SALE BY BEAUTIFUL COLORS UDPtCALtii SIZES FROM riuus I PIHTHGAUDN Q ub51rnIrq1 For boiiwhoia dirtnf otlon Prof wm Thomson I D Pr Thom D rlln tonJ I Pre N Y Do rd ot Health Pest J A MrCorVle M B Brooklyn posed ot Health and neyrriil hundred other mnrat New York phynlcltins bar ndortt and oilvlne the me of P1atts Chlorides i The Odorless Disinfectant II U an odorless colorless liquid which Intintlr destroys foul odors and dlteu brtrtlnn matter Hold tiTsrywhtr Wrttt Henry H Platt 42 Cliff StN T for tree Carpets book Rugs New and attractive patterns fresh from our own looms Offered to you at the lowest manufacturers prices which assure a substan tial money saving whether you have only one room to cover or an entire house Here are a few examples which Illustrate the j decided advantage of buying from I the makers CARPETS Body Brussels the best I made anywhere was e 1 15 SlfX now 113 Worsted Wlton Velvets ex I tremcly attractive patterns attractle75e to 95C Tapestry Hrusscls combine at tractheness with wearability were 9oc 65c as now some cr C low as RUGS AhlgioPersian Wilton Rugs i 9I2 beautiful pat t terns tS250 Body Brussels Rugs 9x12 very 1 best quality made regu i larly sold at 2850 c erk 2250 now 94 OU Carpet Rugs made from a fins i assortment remnants In all j sizes at less than cost Imported Inlaid Linoleum extra cood quality was S13S square t yard now laid at 100 per sq yd New Importation of China and Japanese Mattings at greatly re j duced prices i ftnhcnnc I4ths 4 l ilODSOn 5 Fifth Ave Makers of Carpels for 50 Year Lenox Clothing Co 3 Stores New York and Brooklyn H red if Enables Men and Women To Dress In the Flout ol Sprint Clothing We require no references or secu rity we make no investigations deliveries Make your purchase and take the sonih along vlth you We are the only concern in the country that extends credit to every body in our liberal waycash price with an easy payment method 273 6th Av near 17th St II U 2274 3d Av flI l24thSt N sI t Brooklyn Store 1U9 Bway Near lie Kalb av IIIJN KVKXINCiS Save the Pieces We duplicate glasses EXACTLY without the original prescription Quick and accurate repairing We Operate Two Factories Glasses Adjusted Without Charge 0 s OciiJsts and triHelnns 3 t 1eirs In Practice 350 Sixth Avenue 1274 Broadway llelmv 221 St neliin 334 St 101 Nassau St 217 Broadway Near Ann St Aster Iloun mock 223 Sixth Avenue near 15th St HATS JBALCH PRICE COol fUiS 1 iMT imuiiiimimiimmvl FURS COVERS 2 n ENTIRE v COST STORED Telephone PULTON t SMITH TSo 90011l1la BROOKLYN THE FINAL I EDITION J OF THE EVENING WORLD CONTAINS I I COMPLETE t CHARTS OF THE RACES AND BASEBALL SCORES ltJ it r iIti

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r u tjy oi aa il7 7 I I THE NINGWORLD MONDAY MAY 18 1908 i Vi POLICE LAND I THE BOGY MAN I AFTER CHASE Ullle Tommy Casc Saw Hiir and KnibcJ Father and I Negro Inn Ii 131G TOM IN PURSUIT I Cop Join in and Burglar Is I Rounded UpLIUIe Tommy Goes to Sleep Again I Fxeterrenl nrllM M In nil directions 0 from the Oak stept nolle station early todn Vlchtstlcktt littered on the nri tnit I lnlhnt startled the lonelj Tvn firrr hoarse out punctured the Mill night and reamperln footsteps brnttirht tnnnj sleepy dtlzeni to their uln Inn It nn nil because little Tommy Cnly 1r three years olil had seen I the horv man1 Just IM his father i promised him he ihnuld before dlinlnu I tIe Tomm aid his prners last night and went to bed Tom Casey the elder Is a hti kv truckdrlver living at No 1 Oak streot on the second floor nnd little Tommy InK the only hid I ha had no cause to rear the rod In tend of bell I hipped he has beer told that the hov nun eventually Bets all bad little boYs ami Tommy is often bad In his mlwhlexoui way r F S when Tommy mlsbehavl hut nigh his father said The bgy man nil get you sure and Tommys mother Marie expressed the same fear Little Tommy rolled and toM for Quite a I bit before he all asleep When t awoke about 4 oclock thla morning hi thought of the bogy man the flrsl thins and lookIng cautiously around tlw room there the bogy man waz black with big white eyes creeping about the room Bogy Man Fled Oh papa he wailed there1 the bogy man Tom Casey awoke with a itart and saw a nero making for the door H followed In Jumps the negro going for J the kitchen He had left the door open and u he pas txl out slummed It In Caseys face It has a spring lock and Casey lost several precious econd I I openlnp It but he v as soon In fuij cry and not much else from a sortorlaj I viewpoint when his louts attracted i J Lieut In in the Oa street station a few door away Policeman OConnetl l waa sent out on the run and the quarry dodged frqm Oak Into Roosevelt street thence Into Mew 13ower and was maJit1 log tracks through Madison street when t policemen in response to rapping night stick and popping revolvers com ourrylng up from all direction The bogy man wu run to earth In front of No 24 Madison street and after he had somewhat recovered from the fanning he received from his j captors said he was George William I thirtyeight year old a waiter of No I 11 Mlnetta lane A bunch or skeleton r keys with which entrance Into Caseys fist was made was found where the burglar had thrown them away In Us flight Got No Plunder He secured no plunder About all he could have found would have been the elder Casey Easter suit contain i ing J1S but that Is a lot to Casey Mrs Casey through some Intuition had i taken little Tommys bank containing his savings from the chiffonier and put It In a closot which Is all that prevented tented the thief from getting It When big Tom Casey got bock home he gave little Tom a hug and said The bogy min Is In Jail Hell never bother you again Little Tommy then fall Into an untroubled sleep U 1 Ss MINISER TO I 1 VENEZUELA HERE Mr Russell Denies There Is Any War Cloud in South America W W Rumell th United States Minister to Venezualo arrived here to flav on the Red D liner Caracas ao rompanled br hIs wife and Infant daugh ter He denied that he had hurried missIon but hume on any diplomatic nag merely on hIs annual iixty day leave of absence It Is all Idle rumor he said about the possibility of war between Colom bia and Venezuela There was a trifling ipute over the boundaries and the quarantine Imposed against Venezuela because of the plague The most serious thine that Vene zuela has to contend with now Is the plntnie It is being well handled how rver and the quarantine u very flrlct Hotli Trinidad and Colombia have luiposid quarantines against Vene zuela As Trinidad was the lost to put up the bare Colombia has quarantined pnliiM Trlndad Reports that Venezuela Is bothered by Internal troubles are unfounded Castro rules with an Iron hand and his inemles ale helpless Nor Is Castro i 1 I liealth shattered When I last saw him lIe was In fairly robust condition When the Caracas arrived at Quaran tie here Dr Duly and his olllcers board ed her and made a rlsld Inspection Hvery pas eiiRer and member of the crew was examined separately and for ii time some of the pnnionKer feared that the nhln might bo held up Dr Jlotv finally passed them through how I over with a clean bill of health Two In Hospital Blew Out Gas OustRXu Johiixn thlrtvfour and John August tttenlynlnc who came to New York front Hixirta WIs after making enough money In the lumber luislnftsa to return to Sweden were found early todav uncon olous In n catllllcil room In the Penn ylvanliNHo tol No Sit West treet and taken to the Hudson Street Hospital In a s rlou condition Thor had apparently blown j eat tht iii i 0 SCHOOL BUYS I TO HOLD ANNUAL CfNTRf MEEt Some Splendid Athletic Spor Is Piomised Wednesday in Indoor Contests On Wednetda May M the third nn nunl Recreation Centre Athletic Cham pionship Meet will be hell It wall at tlrt planned to hold this meet at thr SixtyHint1 Regiment Armory hut niV ins In an Important review to be hpll nt this armory on the Mth It wn nece ary to chnnso the place to th tetentyflrst Repinnt Armory Thirty third street and Fourth avenue More tiin Mc luudiun tniil 18 ha v 1 been reel J for the arlous events or the pro rnrnmp The procramme of eenu 1s divided Into two classes thos for Juniors boys weighing under 11 pounds and the other clan for seniors hnjs weighing over 118 pounds and con I I Hint of the following events Slxtyflveyard dash Junior and senior 20yard dash Junior and senior 440 I yard run Junior opd senior 30yard 1 potato race Junior and fjnlor standing 1 broad Jump Junior and vjnlor running i high Jump Junior and senior 8SOjari I run senior onemile run senior eight lap relay race Junior and senior four man team each tu run two laps The Louts Hiupt Thophy emblomatu lof the City ChampionshIp of the Rtcreitlnn Centres will be awarded tc the centre securing the greatest num ber uf points at these Barnes the Cornelius J Bulllvan Trophy will be awarded to the centre winning thr Junior Iiay Mace and the George D Hamlln Trophy to the centre winning the Senior Rtlay Race Tho recreation centres offer a great many boys an opportunity to become athletes and they are the nurserle of the smaller athletic clubs Many prominent athletes of the clt that represent local athletic clubs at the present time received their tint training In the recreation centres tuch as Malone of the Mohawk A C Cloughen of the I A A C Dorland Bros ot the Pastime A C McDowell of the Pastime A C H Glsslng of the Mohawk A C A Pep Is of the ClarK House Weinberg of the Clark House and many others Many prominent city omclals have been Invited to attend theso frames The Hon John Cloughen Commlsslone of Public Works and Dr William H I Maxwell City Superintendent of Schools have been asked to officiate as honor ary referee of the game Tickets for the meet have been print I ed for the SixtyNinth Regiment Ar mory but will be honored at tho Sev entyfirst Regiment Armory HURLED SAND IN FttEf CHILD Little Gertie Lees Father Jumped From Car and Had Meyer Arrested I George Meyer twentyseven of Nol 6JC Hprltlmer street Urooklyn was ar raIgned In Qntca Avenue Police Court today charged with assault It being alleged by Oeorge Lee of No 1001 Ful ton street that Mayer hurled a handful of sand In the face of his daughter Gertrude Lee five years old last night Injuring here severely Mr Lee his wife and several children wero bound borne from Coney Island when a man apparentry mallcloutly burled the sand from the street Into the childs face as she went by In a car Mr Lee leaped from the car nnJ nelred Meyer The latter denied he had Injured the child but he was taken to the Atlantic avenue station house and locked up The child was so severely Injured that a physician was called to attend her WHITE m CROSS ANTISEPTIC FOOT POWDER cure tuft corn nJ callous tenderness 1 Iclilnr Itching swelling smarting burnlnt ftet Insure comfort and antiseptic clean n esL tile night and morntnt and forget your foot trouWos ContaIns no alum or te viM if nhlone Guaranteed Antlsoptlc I Only bui iiMlleuu u txl In autlx Ua lormula IKcunuucnded by pbjrtloliiu a Ut but toot potnjer known Bold by truggIst5 Shoe Islcre and De pnrtnitnt Hlnrra at IOC and 2te the rn ir nmllril free nn reeettit of price by I White Cross Toilet Powder Co B mir UKST rurii sr NKV OIIK Antiques 1 lllUlWIflhIIIIIflIWIUHhIIIilIfflhlJlwllIRIllJ INUI j day passes but that scores ot arsons buy rare vases pieces of fur ilture paintings carpets tapestries rlcabrac cc at lower prices than a heaper qu of modern articles can be manufactured for THEY FIND THESE BARGAINS AT rilE AUCTION ROOMS WHOSE AN NOUNCEMENTS APPEAR FROM DAY PO DAY INTHE ADVERTISING COL JMNS OP THE WORLD j JlIi I i ftirm110lljfiu t l t at6Ii Av and JSSIl Si Third Iloor Salesroom I DOLLAR Sale Dr Keliers Comfort S250 Oxfords s l r Nurses Tenchcrs Saleswomen or any uh and n their feet Jiiueh Mu roin si t French Kldslm l 4f4Ii h os d hs El 1 ILL ymirt AAL L1 I M M 4ic Womens I i i L Oxiords eI1III I 4 I Ukers regulAr S20O grides II iLr Vlcl Kidskin It Uppers Ex 4 00 Jcnslon Soles Sizes i j to 8 at j PaJr 1I Womens Blucher I Oxford Ties e i in Caihkm Talent Colt v skin dliil Oun Metal lilt 3 f H i LthITI arl Mlv tt ki rv K1 1 v GO t e At At j l2 Womens I rIjLI Gibson Ties I a coltskinuppersjihbrt I lili Jmps silk ribbon lice a I CAXA r soles i turned or extension so I Cuban heels Sires to S I Pair the kind that other stores 4 00 retail at 250 our I l price r e Womens Sample Shoes I i Il S ija to va up tofjo ill all leathers Ue tulton and B u ihersj hlsh and medium heels L nsion Welted ioles your choice J At 4 o4M I Made from Vlcl r Kid a o 11 d Pair Ipather ol 100 j fi Puir sizes S to 11 J Well worth K special at I Mens Boys Shoes Simple lots from Haverhill makers 3 Box Calf Viet Kid e Dur Calf and i S latent Leather tnli h AelledSoles r4 Also i lot ot mens plain roe x A Shoes lice or gilters side elastic mens sizes 6 to n bojs1 sizes 9 to 13 and t 1 At J1 I Misses jr 250 Tan It pll11JJ N Shoes til I l Lace and Button Extension L ii a a i soles Sizes Stf 100 Pair Pair to 2 at Misses Sample Oxfords Value up to 250 all sizes js i I P In the lot TanCalfskln and cr s ient Coltskin Welte xtension Soles 20 st at A leOO ailu A Uplirnllriiu PlHntirJm I Illi A r untl tli H aiij I tsth Mrrrl w h Btrrd i CALL AND MAK tffi IGHTIO VOR CWH TFR WRITE I FOR HII LISTs OF I THES I OUTFIT 4 a I 1I01lm Ll Room 3 1lIrnlII LIBERAL CREDiT FERMS Atmpnt I 4998 5000 worib50t1 Down 100 VeekIy 1099R U 7500 a 750 150 1I00m 5 ltoom I 4 Furnh1 10000 a 1000 s 200 II Inrnlbpd I 6998 lnrJIr Alllnnl In lrnlortlou 14975 Oar CrlIt 1fOrlll AIII nino 10 trw Jrney I hnt nll1 nnucfIenf 4ItoOiil II UI nto 4 1urnlllp1 A Larc Lot of MisfIt Carpets Inrnlbre 0 r 8998 Ai Regular Prices S200up THE BEST ROOK OF ITS KIND EVER PUBLISHED 1908 World Almanac 19p 25J orldBY p a 1 PRICE 25 CENTS BY MAIL 35 CENTS JI I C n t ONeill Adams Co I I I i Store Occupying Two Blocks I I I Sixth Av 20th to 22d St N Y I Porch and Lawn Furniture i Adams Building I 6000 square feet of Iloor space devoted to a splendid display I of Furniture for the porch and the lawn presenting one of the I largest and most comprehensive assortments to be seen in all New I York PRICES THROUGHOUT ARE FAR BELOW THE AVERAGE Specials for Today Tuesday and Wednesday I 180 Old Hickory Rock 325 Porch Tables 5250 ers 139 LIke Cut I with fin i This Is the Made and I i type of reed top under shelf and chair used I I in Andrew fan c y turned 1 Jacksons legs and spin Ii dies Made Into I time therefore 24 two SizeS fore the and Inches high name Old Hickory 22Inch top HickoryThese Regular p r I c e I J1325 at rockers are i Just like 250 the lIIusi tratlon in24 Inches high and 30Inch top design with seat 18 Indies wldel regular price 575 at 450 16 inches deep chair 3 feet 4 inches hlih a very comfortable rusticlooUni and Inexpensive iece of summer furniture rgu 1 260 Andrew Jackson I I lir price St 80 sale I I price 139 Rockers at 198 I I Ann Chairs to match at same I Like cut This i I price I historical 0 I ii I Hickor Rocker I I 1000 Porch Rockers i is light coin 1 I furtahle dura Just like cut Nati I Natl able and espe I ural finish h avy dally adapted to I I ru posts broad slat I hard service It hack double wovenis an exact du I cane seat comfort Plicate of the i JU J able and stronHwhich l rocker I hlh Andre Jackson used to sit i Makes a ery nice through the long bummer days I it sewing or nursery Regular price J260 tf i 98 I rocker spe spe75c 75c cial at I Arm Chair to match same price I On account of the great Quantity of oods sold during Ihse I special sales we require about fen days to make del uerie I Exclusive agents in New York for the original Rustic Old Hicknrv Furniture Write for catalogue Very special offerings II Rugs Carpets and Linoleums i ONeill Building i Wilton Rugs36x63 inches Immense assortments of this popular size Rug at very special price I j for tomorrow Tuesday i i Regular I 595 650 I 850 1 j I Special I 475 J 540 695 Wilton Velvet Carpets 90c Yard j Suitable for rooms of all kinds also Hall and Stair Carpets 90 i I special at per yard 7UC I i Linoleums at 49c and 39c Square Yard Full assortments of genuine Cork Linoleum cut io your measure from full rolls of perfect goods at per square Q A n 39 L19 O7C and i7w yard Wide Width Linoleums 65c Square Yard Full four yards wide which means that your room can be I I 6Dc I covered without seams special ai per square yard ODC I Upholstery Department I I Timely Suggestions for the Summer Home I 0 NeW Building I 125 Cross Stripe Curtains 69c a Pair 500 pairs Cross Stripe Curtains 42 indies wide 1 yards long several pop ular colors for selection An exceptionally good summer drapery 69 for doors and windows Regular price 125 per pair special at OC Renaissance Bed Sets At About Cost of Production An exceptional showing of beautiful designs full size and made for either wood or metal Beds full ftstoon or straight valance large Renaissance me I djllion centres with corners and insertion of Renaissance All made on e I I tra quality net I Regular 650 1000 1200 1650 I I Special 500 750 975 1400 I 125 Holland Window Shades 75c I We measure make and hang these Shades any size up to 37 Inches wide and 7 ft long with oneInch side hem mounted on oneInch guaranteed I spiing rollers hxceptionally good qualty Holland In the following colors I I Ecru white sage Spanish olive nile dark green and red Regular jr 75c 125 each special it DC 300 Awnings 200 Up to and including 3 feet wide by 4 feet down with curtain 2 feet 6 inches out made of the best quality eightounce Awning Stripe I in the most up to date designs and colors mounted on best gal I I vanized iron frames and fittings complete ready to hang We I make these Awnings at above price only from your measurewe I do not hang them Instruction forms how to pleasure I sent on request Regular price 300 special at each p200 I NOTEWe are headquarters for ALL STYLES OF AWN INGS If you have a place which others have failed to cover to I your satisfaction on either windows store office or porch send for us we can executethe work in a way that will please you j Special Sale ToMorrow Tuesday I Cotton Sheets and Pillow Cases I 500 DozenMade of Good Standard Muslin II Size 72 x 90 I wc Size 81 x 90 on uc I Size 90x901 95c i regular 9c regular 105 regular 110 j Centre Scam Sheets I Pillow Cases Ittlrlllar So 1 I nrulr Special size 72x90 59c c f Size 42X36 tote JOc Size 81x90 65c 42c I Size 45x36 tge J4c I I A seventime World Want work all the week Order one today and jrotptr iMill t 4 t jfiJIl j c I n I rTTT1T f r1ii ALL CARS TRANSFER i TO i7 i I i jjooffllllfduej 1

1EXNGTONm3 4VE 59ro6O I it L Tuesday Bargains 1 I For each of the following bargains there are a hundred others equally attractive From 10 to 12 oClock ToMorrow Tuesday Morning I Boys Jersey Ribbed I M Baseball Coat H Sweaters at 29 C elf Gray with maroon border Sizes 26 to 34 The biggest Sweater bargain I I ever offered Main Foo iDth St Section I j Womens and Misses Tailored Suits 795 I Formerly up to 18 Made in single and double breasted Prince Chap models of splendid materials in best shades Coats a e lined with satin kits re lull pleated with deep old A clearing sale Mens New 150 Madras Pajamas 94c light and medium colors military collar full sire trimmed with loops Sizes 15 to 18 Mens 59c Night Shirts 3 for 1 each 35c Cambric with low neck full size neatly trimmed Womens Smartest 3 Low Shoes 198 Ribbon tics Oxfords and pumps in tan calf brown kid paten colt and i white canvas High Cuban or military heil Plain or tipped toes sizes in each style I some with new buckle All 150 Long Mousquetaire Silk Gloves 89c New shades and black and white 24 Inches long mail orders tilled 15c Muslin Pillow Cases 8c Very Rood quality size 5x36 Nairns Fine Linoleum square yard 37c I Lowest price ever made for this linoleum In the newest patterns and colorings No mail orders i German Silver Mesh Purses 98c embossed frames link I kid lined 2 inches wide nnd 3 inches deep chain handle and finger ring I 10 Cotton Felt Mattress 5 15 Cotton Felt Mattress 9 I We guarantee these Mattresses to be built of layers of guaranteedCotJ1 ton Felt not loose cotton stuffed in They will not rant or get lumpy The 1 mattress at 19OU is made ol the best Cotton Felt procurable and is the equal ill of any Cotton Felt Mattress made at any price I Our great sale of all brass and enamelled beds con I tinues at reductions of about 33o Al Cur DI flflMIATf A I C 11 titill Aw I ttaFtrta BLOOMINGDALES 59111 In Mitlt MALL n ALL CARS TRANSFER TO 1 J llfler IIJl 1Jfni VEYJlT060 I 1EXNGTONTo34VE 59Tro6Oh4fSr Last Days ot the Sale oi 500 New 1 Pianos at a Saving o i 150 to 400 On the Very Iay Term ot i 5 Down and 1 a Week ft a r I On nci ounl o so muni people S nprifll A nnouncement liinlns IWCMI dlsnipolnted In lYCCIUl nol blu al0 to seciir a I ami ti 11511 ulnil In uui piPMiniH sali w i luvo airaiurort with t ie Ntnltrro Iliino l Pan to sill jly us with V noli if tnlr celPbiatiil Mmios and ttlll cotitlntie this silo for oiu wck nnl VC b llco then Lire too jiliintM will In sold long before the ond if the week so we idiUe I ou to piirthiixo nt onco No bpttin pianos tire monufncturpd ntnl pTh nt Its prlio cannot bo matched pNtwhera for lone notion artistic tuning or tiillt of ma terial used In Its ronstruetlon Walters Pianos Are Built to Last a Letirm I I I I II J I 700 Walters Pianoptone350 900 Waters Masterlone t I lire Intat Innntlnn colublnd Plaer Pluno t iiis I74JJ Tlkln MltehlM LM CompoetA Tilktng A louUlul IUlth rI t1t r 1lani 5a5 Dnwn nd ctf n Month I vii InterIor ohlnrl I record tor holdln sao r coLo 1 I III t player piano miie with 12 rolLs iManJ Inclu1Inor iSffifne of mule music cabinet to match anj TaWni ll1lnr be 1t1l1 Matlitne can on Piano time epsratmty arf For this week jou may orocur the earn or I erat4 Itt th intlr outfit for t liI W A Invite you to vIsIt ur wareroomsl I an1hr thp PInnlhnnr I L I Itf w Q Ifr Y J V I 2eTt r r 24 I l 1 II Lsaj ijS F 0 I I w r I I 1 I 475 Walters Excelsior Pianos I I 5 Down and 500 Walters L Pianos 25O 235 111 Week 1 95 Down and Si a Week I t EXTRAORDINARY fineit TO FREE OFFERA rUE PIANOS In this iaie hltve tba d Or Y I L OFFER 5uarammf aCllon guornnt tonIUng llli andV 0 e yean etectoI hor kPfl alphnl I5 P ers ahri whIch arc as OnluOI dhl In fig lOt L1ti t1utlCull flnloheJ Case are iuui4 melv caned w 11 traaer brUinal desIgns II I 11 I or In plain Colonial or Ennlr Ie reiooint Inn I I I i t 1 I I 1 ro1 mm rich mollo unJ Is m TILE In1I11f TONE qualitIes UIUUrpt rrlle of p i Ii i 1 Jf 1 TV ARTISTIC nrslovs and malLeuYhe1hror1I e nl to J I INAR at double their prlw J I p I no piano iunh world cry pur I l I atp1 nn J I that can eual them I I I NOT AIOE will you cUr the finest plane huer or i I I I that hurrn klll find mon cnn build but WO a piano I1 I I I I polno ot 50 per Cent t4j i I I a ul1lnt ytl 1 timSPECIAL NOTICE I Z n l I I i 11 iIij I THE PIANOS offered In this isle can be h1 tnoime of i I iii I two alsestha Concert Orand Upright whIch Is these I Oss regular alma piano and the Concnrt Baby i aumu Cl i C ilzu 5u1tbte for mall rooms 1 WE CHAUQK no lnt rwt for tIm taken In newest making payment no Inaurance and n axtru til m I whatever 10 15J l VIWKS 1NCLUDR CIIA1II AND COVKIl I I CAUT 1OV Uont buy a nocalled allirhtly uwl ntU IilN I or Keiindhand piano They are wrthliw C IOYT BXCHANOE old piano for a nrw on and Jr ycur 1lIffy I p pay 11 Ir w uk I kBLOOMINGDALES Lex 031 A vt AU Car Sruter to BLOOMINGDALES 59tli to Ooth St rr l5 MIIl

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