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

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The Evening Worlds Series Of 20 Hunting Stories By President Roosevelt By Special Arrangement I r Copyright lil by O r r iininVn S n1 11ubllshNI under nrrinsnunt with n p Putnam Sons New York and London STORY NO 1 d Bunting the Grizzly 11 I TF out In the late fall I J or early sprlnp It Is often possible to lnllow n heal J trail in tn Know having come upon It cither by clianee or bard hunt iig or else having found where It leads from om j carcass on I J whiiMi tlii beast has IITII leetltn Ill ihe i pur tilt one must ex LTLiie great caution as at such times the buner is easny aen n louf way off and game Is ars especially watchful for any foe that may flvyw ita trail OhcR 1 Itllle I a grizzly In this manner H was ouriy 111 lIe lad ui anuw my on iiiu numI wilde the gray weatncr boded a storm My camp was in j a bleak windswept valley high among the moun I tains which form the divide between tho wad waters of the Salmon and Clarices Fork of the Columbia All night 1 had lull In my buffalobag under the lee of a windbreak of branches in tho I clump of firtrees where I had hulled the pre ceding evening At my feet ran a rapid mountain torrent Its bel cliokod with Icecovered rocks 1 had been luliud to sleep by the streams splashing murmur and the loud moaning of tho wind along tho naked cllffj At dawn I rose and shook myself freo of the but NJalo robe coateo with hoarfrost The ashes of the fire were lifeless In tho dim morning tho air was bitter cold I did not linger a momnnt but snatched up my rifle pulled on my fur con and gloves and strode off up a side ravine ai u tkell I ate some mouthtuls of venison left over from I eupper Two hours of toll up tho steep mountain brought f mo to the top of a spur For two hotin I wnlked onwards across thn f ridges and valleys Then among somo scattered spruce whero the snow lay to thn dflpth of half a foot I EUddonl came o the fresh brond trail iof grizzly The bruto was evidently roaming rest 1 IJ d

I I i I TJT BRONCO BUSTER BV fRED IC COPVRIGH1 18dfiBV OV THE OEMTU CO lesaly abcat In scar 1 ofia winter den but willing In iiaisaing pick upnny food that lay hnndy At onie I toois tho trail travelling above0anu io t t f t r I ono Bide nnd kcoplns sharp looUous aliu 1ho bear T solnncros vvind nntl this made roy task easy I walked rapidly though crutlously 4 2 iHI it vas II lii crossing the large patches f oar ground that I had to faI making a noise Jlehmo thn snow muffled my footsteps and nade the tr i po plain tnat I scarcely had tc i iviiste a glance upon It bonding my eyes always to lie front At last peering cautiously over a rldsc crowned vith broken rocks I saw my quarry a big burly oar with silvered fur Me had halted on an open hill ido and was busily digging up the caches of some rock gophers or squirrels He Feemed ab sorbed In his work Mid the stalk was easy Slip ping quietly back I ran toward the end of tho pur and in toi minutes struck X ravine of which me hr lIch ran past within seventy yards of where the bear war working In this rnvlno wns II rather clnsp growth of Ftunted vortr i n nfTordliiB ood cover nlthniiKh In nno or wo plaOjH I lind to Ho down and crawl through tho mow When I riKiclud the point for which I wits iltnliiK tlm hoar hid ml llni he l rootlns uul was itnrtlnir off A cllclt whistle brouglit him to n MtnmlKtlll nnd I divw a bead behind hi shoiilo nut low down resting the rllli nirross thx crooked innoli of a dwnrf spnrco At th crack IIP run iir at speed jnnkliiR no sound hut the thlrtc spatter of hlooil spla hoH showlnB clear on tho white sr botrayinl tin mnrtnl naturn of HIB wound For pome minutes I followed tho trail and then topplnu a ililKC I saw the ilark bulk lylnK motlnnlras In a anew dtlftat the foot of a luw rockwall down wbljh ho huj tumbled Tho usual jirictlco of tho still hnntor who la after svlzzly i tu Kl III lints Tlie hunter li r lies m umbush oar IH carcaHs or approach It stealthily vhcn he think the iiuar Is at ltn nioal Ono luy while cammed n ar the Hitter Hoot Moun tilns In Montana I fuuml that a bear hud been fctdlni on tho carcass of n mooso which lay sonirt Svo miles from the llltl open Klade In which my lent was pitched and I mndo up my mind to try ta Il a shot at It that afternoon In moccaslncd foot I trod softly through the sound Kiss woods Under the ilark branchoa It was already dusk nail tho air had the cool chill ot evening As i I ncnrcd the chimp whero tho body lay I walked with redoubled caution watching anil listening with I 1 President tWit f IT has been my nood lack to hill t t ebery kind of game properly be f J longing o the United Stales I 1 habe neber sought to m fte large j bags for a hunter should not be a game f butcher It is always lawful to kill J dangerous or noxious animals like the I f bear cougar and tuolf but other game should only be shot hcn there is need I J of the meat nr for the sake of an unusu I I ally fine trophy Killing a reasonable I J number of butts bucks or rams does no I 2 haim whatever to the species etc 10 trained alertness Then I heard a twig snap nnd my blooil lenped for 1 kiuvv the bear was at Ida I supper In another moment 1 aw his shnggy brown form H was working ulth all his awkward giant strength trying to bury tho carcass twisting It o one side and the othor with wondrrfnl CUKO Once 1it got angry and suddenly gavo H a tremeni dons cuff with hi paw In his luarlin t he had pome1 thins half humorous half dvllis1 I crept up within forty ynnJs but for several minutes he would not kep In head still Then Mimethlng attracted his attention In the forest nnd he stood motionless look sr townnl It broadside lo me with his forepaws i Hlnnted on the earcass This gave me my rliance I ilew a very tine bead hctwe n hip eye and ear un l pulled trigger IIo dropped Ilko a steer when struck with a polenxe If there h a good hiding place handy It Is better il to tin In wait at the nrcass Ono day on the hend vnteri of the Madison I found that n bear wiis irnnlniT fn nn elk I hurl shot ime days before and I at ome determined lo ambiihh tlu beast when J ciimo back that evening The carcass lay In ilu olddln nf n valley a quarter of a mile brourt T bottom oT this valley was covered by an open forest 1 tall pines n thick Junclo of smaller evergreen 1 narked vhern the ni untalns rnrie on either ha d There ere a number of Inrue rocks scattered here nnd there one of very convenient shape being only some seventy or eighty yards from the cnrcafR Up r this I clambered It hid me perfectly and on Its op was a carpet of oft pine needles on which I I could lie at my ese Suddenly and without warning the greit bear I stepprd out uf thc bushes and trod ncro w the pine needle i vlth sucV swift and silent footsoru that Its I hulk seemed uiireil It was very cautious continually hailing to pep around and once It stood up on ltn Mnd teen nnd looked long down the valley toward 1 the rfi west As it reached the careuss I put a i bullet between Its shoulder It rolled over whlM Hie wood resounded with Us savage roaring Ini nedlatel It struggled to Us feet and staggered oft I nnd f ll again lo the next shot squalling and yelllnc Twice this was repeated the brute being one f i tioso boars wld h srect every wound with a crcnt tutory and StIllIaJ seem to lose thilr lua when I ait ilthougii vlity will occasionally lIght as MivoKdy I as their moro silent Lrtihren In ilns ca t ttm voumin wiru nurtiil and the bear died before ivaeti I ing tho udBo or the thieke I I got cnmesnud In the tangle of winding valleys at I I tho foot of tho steep mountain and as duk was com ing on I holud and camped in a llttlu open spjt uy I the i ldo of a wnull noisy brook with crystal wpter t opened ho puck tossej the bedding on a smooth spot KiicetiiilluruJ tlo htilu mure dragguo up a for dry lo 9 and then stit iltd Ill rlllv un Uoulder throusb the frosty gloaming to see if I could pick up a grouse for supper At laat us 1 was thlnklnif of turning toward camp I 1 I stole up to thn crest of one of the rldpes and looked over into the valley some sixty yards off imroetll utely I caught the loom of some large dark objoU and another Blanco showed mo a bis Brlzily walking slowly off with his head down He was quartering lo me and I fired Into his Hank the bullet aa i afterwards found raiiKinR forward and piercing one IUIIR At tho siotr I uttered a loud moaning Brunt and plunger fonvard at a heavy allop while I raota obliquely down thu hill to out him off After going a few hundred feet hn reached a laurel thicket som thirty yards broad and two or three times as long ivhlcli lie lid not leave 1 ran up to the edgo and there halted not liking to venture Into the musi ot twisted closeRro 1nK stems and glossy foliage Moreover as I halteJ I heard him utter a peoulfM savage kind Of tviilna from tho hoart of the bru h Accordingly j WKan to skirt tho edge standing on ilptoo and gazing earnestly to see If 1 could not catch a glimpse of his hide When was at tilt narrowest Hirt of tho thloket ho suddenly left It dlrectlr opposite and then wheeled and stood broad side to mo tin Hie hillside a llttlo above He turned his hfnl stiffly toward me scarlet strings of Irotn hung from his lips ms eyes burned like embers In the gloom I heM true aiming behind tho shoulder and my bul let shattered th point or lower end of his heart taking out n big nick Instantly the great bear turned with a harsh mar of fury and challenge blow ing the bloody fmm from hl3 mouth so that I saw Hie gleam of his white fangs and then he charged straight lit me crashing and pounding through the laurel busiius so that It was hard to aim 1 waited until ho catno to a fallen tree raking hIm as ho topped It with a ball which entered hli cheat mid went through tho cavity of his body but he neither swtrvcd nor Ilmciied and ut lao moment I did not know that I had struck him He camo steadily on and In another seeond was almost upon mo I flrod for his forehead but my bullet went low entering open mouth smashing ins lower jaw and going InU tho nock I leaped to onu side almost aa I pulled tha trigger and through tlie hanging rmoko the flrat thing I jaw Vab Ills paw as ho made a vlcloun blow at me The rush of his charge carried him past Aa h struck ho lurcned forward Having a pool at brlgbt olood where his muzzle hit the ground but he rocoy orcd himself and made two or three Jumps onward while I hurriedly Jammed a couple of cartrldgti lota UID magazine my rifle holding only four all of wUlch 1 had fired Then he tried to pull up but 111I he did ao his muscles seoinud suddenly to give way his hct drooped and ho rolled over and over like a shot rabbit Each of my first threo bullets had Inflicted a mortal wound This Is the only Instance in which I have been regu larly clwrged by a grizzly On the whole the danger of hunting these great bears has been much exag gerated 1UUY A i If 7H ing Che Buffalo r will appear In Wednesdays Bvenli rj World c J JL t t

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lIr 0 r r I J MJIIIfiW1 1J V co I r I I t TII1t EVENING WORLD MONDAY JUNE 8 X9O8 Ai GIRL SLAYER AIDED BY WOMAN WHO TRIED TO Kill PHYSICIAN Hannah Jensen Intends to Interest Trained Nurses of City in Case of Sara Koten Whose Action She Warmly Upholds 7 Sarah Koten the friendless unfortunate who killled Dr Martin W Auspitz on the stoop of a flat house in West One Hundred and Thirty fifth street last night received aid and comfort from an unexpected quar ter today Hannah Jensen a woman who tried to slay Dr Auspitz a year ago sent word to the woman who succeeded in killing him that steps would be taken to protect her interests Miss Koten was sent to the Tombs from Harlem Police Court I triIOd in kill Dr AusDltz said Miss slayer and announced that ha would f Jensen today because he took advan A tage of my helplessness while I waa a patient In hli hospital I believe every f won Sarah I oten Bays of hsr expe rience with him Her condition and experlcree will I bellove warrant a f Jury In excusing her crime Will Appeal to Nuraea S My mean are limited but I am pre r pared to give aid to Miss Koten It to ray Intention to Interest the trained t nurses of the city in her case h 0 t She Is a nurse who wn 8 victimized by a conscienceless doctor Other k purges In private hospitals such as Dr Auiipltx conducted at No 1ST East k Ninetythird streeF have had as hor rible experiences This poor Klrl I un demand went to Dr Auypltz In utter l llgroranee of the chiracter of his buil r nes Ho tiiufh h r i rudlnents of nursing and took advnntaga of her In his own house iJ I li seems to me that the nurses of New York ought to do what the can W In the way of helping Ms Kofen to e tabllsh her innocence before the law Of course there are few who would want their names mentioned In con t nection with the matter but I will un i dertake to carry out any Instruction A Iven me In Miss Kotcna behalf with out revealing their source Miss Jcnfcn lives tt No 107 East EIIhty nnth street About a year ago she was engaged to marry Charles ic Crownln hlcld a civil engineer She went to Dr Auspltzs hospital for treatment for an affection of the eyes and after a few visits reported tft her I fiance thnt the physician had drugged r anO assaulted her Tried to Shoot Kim tr They went to hH office togehor The doctor lauhea at them when Miss Jen sen made her charge She diew are vohtr and tried to nre it at Ur Aus pfz but tlo tiiser worked siJlr and he caught her hand and disaimcd her herOn k On complaint of the pnytlctan Miss Jensen and Crownlnshield were ar r rested They were discharged In the k police court MissJensen gave a pom I lo to the judge that sho would not r furhfr molest Dr Auipitz and she kept her word l f Boon after the Jmiaen affair had i faded from the public miid Ml s Ku 1 ttfn attracted by an nilvtrtlsemcnl calling for a nurfa entered the rn l oy ot Dr Ajspltz at hlj IjImHn i hospital She left last Decombo after a btormy scene In the hospital In wrlh Dr Aufpitz his assistant I r Hlrensttln Mrr Autpitz and her k hot cr participated Miss Koten I f charged the dclor with rcpoiiblbillty p for her apparent oncKiOn Two months Inter die lad the do tor arrested and indnlcd on a charge t of assault The lal curied on May q y In the c urt uf Uencral Session f and lasted only ulsnt minutes Ur Ausplz nas dschaiged became ihe Iris tcEtinuny ai iitioriojorated and her cuta vas pcstej onl in a I t parfunctory way I Heard Other Stories Ml Kotn IIn orphan with no rela tles or friends In New York h ard other stories about Dr Auspitz She i hcird that lie had been corcsponden In the divorce crise of George Ueffa aiins Ills wife She knew that Han cab Jentii hud attempted to kill him and ciadua grew to itgard herself a a chosen instrument cf vmseunce Fo the pad ix necks se has been it living with a family named IlnktUlulu If at No l 1 Weil une Hunded and i Thirtjafth street The Knkelsteln say che has raved at times slncu tha charats ns lnst Autpltz nerv diinlssffl in Lcurl At time her paroxysms oi Krlff nero suih that he nuuld eat ser head asalnst tt wall ami sicam On teverul ocaslons sne had to he re trained for fear she would end ho life Mils KUlen came to America six yrar ngo from Iturtln and after taking the training nchool cixirse entered Ur Au splits isinltarlum r Dr Auspitz was thirtyone years old and lame to this city about eight yearn avo j Pitiful Figure In Court Miss Kutun wii a pitfill lljure when 1 tnrrsljrnnl in Harliii Police Court to d y The compo ure n th which rhe lpoke of hr crime Icti night had de J hr Siv uai tvcrpliijr as the trite romnltteu nor to the nu t tJy or lie t oroner and poll p i en were c mp llfrt to support hr tpi as a K ktaixercd awav from tho ttenrn F I have ncliln til add to ihat 1 ad Ust nliMt ah tolA an Evening WorU reporter I killed llr Auspitz because lie ntonced me and the law refused to r punlil him I The Klfc ot the rrlirdfred doctor left b bile Ppllil tadiylancl went to the ihome ot relatives m we Bronx She is WJ bJW nr c her husband spend time and money in aiding the DistrictAttorney to convict her GIRL SLAYERS PITIFUL STORY OF THE TRAGEDY I did not love him He never spoke a word of love to me He wronged me and I Vas alone In the world j Passionate weeping broke the utter ance of Sarah Kotens statements to j Coroner Hurburger In his office In the j Criminal Courts Building this morning The Russian girl Is handsome In a l crude semloarbarlc way Vivid red nnd black In her cheeks eyes and hair relieve the coarsely moulded lines f a face too yottne to be marked by the tragedy he has lived through In the pin six months Coroner Horburger explained to the girl who spealcs beth English and German as well as Russian that he me ont to question her and that she I i need not make any answers she did I not want to I Why not 1 she nsVed 1 want to tell all the truth alnuy I haxe done I no murder It Is he only he In reply to the Caroneis iiuestnns she told the followins ttr broken only by moments of uncontrliable Brief I came here from Russia In AURUM lx years nso At llm 1 operated a sewlnz machine In a shop Town 1 aw an advertisement that Jr Auspltz would ike probation nurses and 1 went to his house That w s Nov li I 1S07 I nm not a Graduate nurse I had not miirn li do vlih tlie doc tor I thought nothing of him until one nl htI Frloly Philate In Decem be r IWT In the hou c there Is a parlor a re ception roam and oil that a bedroom where I ept On a Friday night late i In Dec ini t r 1807 I wn asleep In my 1 la 1I bed vnen I was Awakened eJn I Mrusrjrle p man wh m I ifLonlzed aj I the cl otor nvt his and over m umuth 1 leaped cut of Iho bed snd was thr n f uolfitv hud aain Then I fampd I T cxt day I went to my friends I if and tokl them what had happened I dlvl rot want to fUiy in thAI house an iih ila I vent 10 the doctor and toM h J H suit Now It Is beot lo Ir vhlo You wimt tj be a nurse Say in tnins about th I urn a phys ician and 1 can glv yuu any help jou N1 nn n a year I i n give vou a llploma I did not know TT I do I had no plae 10 gj in a f t weits 1 learned in toTji ion Then I cn to thi doctor again i I Hr zaf ni aiU c but I went to another dotor TIO tolj me not to bf lllcve IT AUf pli I then tciJ Dr Au plt7 hat I knew he wanfd 10 pn rd of me anj that I would 1I0t tft him Then I brought him Into the Court I of Spiclal Sessions un a charge of a saul He hroiiglit nitneses who snore niav mx rharacte The luil vs be llcvci iiim and not mi though they I IM nn even ask tht falie wltncaies If thcv knew me I I After that 1 well to till editor of one I of th paper I He Have me a noie to Arl lar t Dl trlctAtlorr y Krotel II toM rio the ca n had born decided and could not 11 reopeiid I trlel ID ee Mr J ronif bit oould not Thfv ont tn to Mr Mirp iv but he eoud do no more for mo moThen I vas Ilk ornzy I wno lust I did nnt ItiiDn uier In 50 or to wliom to turn fo help AT nint wronB ili a Pd No ono iO defnd nv honor to holp ve the tritli onl r nn t d red 1 I en a PI f i f n v ji ro In Pi tteiuc 1 dint remembnr where n fek n0 I J w nn Sundav hI w at 1 tnc but I did not 11 lit to iln anj Injtirv any Innocent person wlti the jplsiol j I sfnt thi lelphone m iiKe i nli nted till he got an ay alone Tin I1 I in ilm Hut It w he whu ha murdeicil iiif not I him I hnvc nothln to cn i cent I han clirfd my honor He i Mill I vn a liar a blHckmaller Now I have prom my tritli and my sin I eerliy I MISS CLEVELANDS TRIP I I rjlrr lilinlsj DuiiKhttT Tnlicn on t I AiKiiinulillf Tour H Kfther rp iinnd dnifhtor of I the ex1reildtnf Mri Ivinlel P Ij mont Miss Limont nnJ Miss rant daurter of the IiyJlclin Iho Is a tcrdlni Mr Clevtlatil fet out on nn i automobile ttur tiroash Kockland County N V 0itin1ay The party Moppfd a Tort Com tor Inn rlemontontheIludfon and thn continued thHr exploration throURh the I thickly nooded rosd 1111 Cleveland j nppeirert to he In fine plrlt and iaUl that her father was Ktring alon pplendldlv t i I TRUCK RAMS TROLLEY CAR A trim of horH h rnrd IT n dirt tru1 U loTk frlcht fnrlv toInv nnd after iliiailnit alone riernmm nipui Rr hi1 n collided with n Flushing avc i nue xtreet iar i Itlcluinl Hpei kman drtxcr of hp1 truck wno U flflythrcB yearn old aid lre lit Nu 143 Korulhlrd street fell head Ural upon the street He worn I home With a K ash In his BcalD OeorKe FIHor Ortten yearn old of No B7 Grat ton street a paisencer on the rar was badly cut about the held and body BOY Of THIRTffN HELD BY POLICE ASA fiREBUG Maurice Hayes Arrested on Suspicion After Several East Side Blazes In M nurlcn ITnyc held at thn Ea tOne i On Hundred and Fourth ntrw t taton tha polico think thoy havo the ounu t pcroon ever nrrf ted on the aucpiolon of bring a firebug and hen he li pre sented In thi Childrens Court tomor row thny expect to show that he has too Intimate knowledgo of over l mail blue along First and Second avenue Deputy Firs Chiefs Dougherty and OConnor have been kec on the look out for the firebug Every bloje ha started In rubblih heap In the clar of ten mentl Friday Chief Dougherty noticed young Hayes at a small blaze on First avenue and wa rather 1m premrJ by his excitement and his evi dent delight In watching the move ments of the firemen Saturday the Chief saw the lad again at a fire on Second avenue and this time spoke to himWlJat WlJat are you doing here little boy h asked Aw Im zoln to a ball game an Bwered Maurice Chief Doughertys so prjons grew when lie answered a call from No 2fta Second avenue this afternoon and found Master Hayes on the KI und before thf engine got theie The boy was Jumping about and bussing himself a If he were a whole fire department boiled down Into ono small urchin The blare didnt I amount to muoh and was soon exun ruished HaY n good ball game Saturday son asked Dougherty Whered you sit dot noise re I sponded Maurice scornfully I aln t been to no ball game hereupon the chief called Policeman Klynn and had the youth taken to the station atatlonh arent you at school asked Capt Crawford Where do you go to school go to gt Ceclll910 In n Hundred and Slxf street explained Maiirke I Ion today cause de sister jjcked mo an cut me back nld a ruler They took off his hkiusc and ther was no such awful wound on his back as hI descrlbd and when they ques tioned him he showed an exceptional knowledge or the methods of figi Ing i tires technical terms of the apparatus and BO forth He ald h was thirteen years old nnd admitted with some enthusiasm that ha enjoyed going to Ores hut would not admit any knowledge of the flr s In question A ruilcinan wat sent to St Ceclln and thf sister who taiitrht ymmg tuurlcf said the boy had left school without permission In the morn In She nloo sald his mother with vhnm he live at No 211 Knst One Hundred nisi fourth street luid been to the school and asked the ls ter in ca Miurce wasnrrcsted to say a gool word for him Its my opinion riiJ Chief ollgh ilj that the l oy Is poj 1I1Pd of a mania to rr the depart ment In action I havo known casco of thl sort before WILL CONVINCf ill SKDTOII ft HALF AI HOUH Cooper Says Any One Who Will Listen to Callers Thirty Minutes Is Converted The following statement wall made I re lIlh ii coimecon with the medi cine blni Introduced in New Vorl wiLl mc1 rtmarkablc succen liv I T COOlH The statement Is bv Frederick GeiH uf No 2 1 llumboldt street Brooklyn and Is as follows I have been s ck tor seven anil a half years wILi aas trills and vatirrh of the Muiujch und broncilal uies Ourlne tills time I Vave icnjltid nine different nnvslclans and ink all kinds of medicine I do not renmnbar rec lJns the sllihttt benefit from anv nicJI ine durlnz luese S viii M ars I haxe I cen completely i disco traced fnr i Inn time and Ul I not I believe there was any cmmcc for me to I ecomo 11 aaU1 I llrst hcurd of this Coopers new Ilscoer from a si reft car conductor whn said that It had cured him of Btomafh trouble and iheiimitlsm Tnen I a friend of mine ajvlsul me lo set It I and rtnallv 1 heard a ot of talk auoat it In Bro itlvn live xcik HJO I aw Mr oorcr Htnl co tie medicine At iha time I started tik ric it 1 was erv i vrvous did not tiep we l Had con rant indl eatlun und ca on mv stonaii I nml could miidlt boar iic llh or snull I ot food I iilso nat tired and dull and I had Ilttls Btrenuth Aflfr I had taken I tI medlltie a week 1 hcgin tu have jn 1 apueiiiv Uf t uu ia u HIUI tOI I l uu elU ul ld il trik 1 ttu ioiUi uoivua aiij ae t ft uiuiv iu III UIi ail Iv 11 nignt leUI 1 ua l 1 i iun 1 liae iMlie teSI nm kiiiKUi and 1 inn nos inouiii niii uiu iii r J look urwaid to mj inuufo oa1 iveritlilrK i want alL WI I IIHl I iiAu no slunH of InI10 i novMr Uiuimiit 1 there WUN u uudi ino on eurtu init iouid da what till his done fir me Conner Iut d StiiiUm aneinuon lint I oolel lr woulil ooiiiinuu to inuet h Duijie In No VoiU lr ime tme ftt luJIc ncn mOl peiirie 0 Iw we neliole were uti Inlll wit n ini thnn li II wln 1 io ild Je II ca 0 at 1 slurt I thretou UUI I CII un Sle Ht lop JUor to and i 1 al drlogi tsr W 1 o Ii 1 I 1 dla tr tu It t l IIr er h co or J Iln I 11 1 tv 1I wiLl r or IulS ald fu thl reO I H I I 1t pl ItIU nJ llv ec IrIa hlh hUe t r r 1 11111 tu nl H i trlVnlv worth nnv nns ii I s nfflh with thin ronlc I 11 lliel Ii ck nonnnetUj ne cUli tloii to upend a half hour ai th orc ll ienlni to wlnt neonle itnv who j ao teen tnKlnjr inv medlclnu and have Ole to tel me what U his done for then I this wont convince anvbociv on earth that IOtomaol trouble Is the 11 cause what or ni this helh I dont Ino wi DOG AND POTTfO PLANT HELP 10 10LIFE SAVE BABYS LIFE Tommy Byres Escapes In jury Although He Falls Off Top Fire Escape I Ttommy Jlyrnt four ycnrn old who o parent llv on the ton flnor of No all I Kat anI Hundred nnd Thirtyfifth atnpt tumbled out the front window of thn lat th afternoon and down through the hole In the Irnejcspe On the third floor flruencapo wan Florence a setter do owned by Fred 1 Put leeplngr Tommy plumped dow I onto Florencen back and bounced up In the air He caromed 10 that he I dove down through the hole In the I third floor fireescape headed for the eoond floor flreucap People In tho street below stood spellbound with hor ror rorBut But fortunately for little Tommy there was on the send for fire escapa n I larso pot of geranium On this he de I scended In what approximated a sitting i posture The fcnranlum plant was ruined but the life of Ill Tommy was saved When kind neshwrs car ried Tommy UD to ihls mamma and his little sisters Mlnnlo and Ellen three nnd two yrars respectively he was In jured only on tho fornhead where there VIM a cut Uut It was not a danperou cut and when Dr Howley came from his iom at No 151 Alexander avenue h patched up the wound Then thev K ne Tommy coke and fruit and tbinc for Tommy Had not even whimpered BOMBS RfAOY IN LISBON TO KILL ROYAL fAMILY Anarchists Plan Deaths of Por tugals King and Mother at Religious Festival USBOX June 8 The police have dis covered and frustrated a blc plot hatched by Die Society it the Black Cross to blow up vtth bombs the members of the royal famly at a religious ious feJist which Is to be held on Juno IS Among the ringleaders arrested are Jo e Avlla Ada Duarto and Constan tln Mendes three notorious Anarch tne tree ists istsThe bobs whloh have b en msnu factured by the society v ere confis cated and correspondmce seized shows chat the society to which Manuil Bu lal one o the principals In the asms slnatlon of Kin Carlos and Crown Prnlce Lulz last February belonged had clnse relations with Anarchist In Barcelona and Madrid The commission which Is Investigat ing the finances of the late King Car loss rein has discovered that Dowager Qu en Mirla Pla recehcd J40ki from the State The Qu en Dowager does not deny that ths receved this mono but siys that she was jjstlfied n Mslng I on the ground that her n owance of 2400 I year wns no Fjfflclent to I maintain her In rojal rtate 5 OOOOOO Uc PI IS Ut a RATlffO Bonds Will Be First Jortgagr i on Unincumbered Mileage of the Road Director of thn tnloi Tho Hiird of Unlol c Vacll Inllosd Compaiy at a iiiqtlnr toilay ratinfd the lni if piwnA ftrst Hen and refunding mortgagej 4 p r cent bond1 According if stat Int ghfii out hyi tho directors after toduyR inertn T the I now frii lien and rffundlm ni rtrase I pr cent cent bonds will bn I Ilrft I morasasc on tlic uiiiK1iiiib rod IIIIMKO I o the fnlin Pali conslln or 1177 nilt f main trai and Hi 1111s 01 oilier trek I Th hjnd vll IA r lejniniV it 1171 nn l Interest on Sip I 11 on nny Inifrttt dit mi nter 1 MU 1 leR tian t re niTii mtlce SPRECKELS AND HIS BRIDE I STOP IN PHilADELPHIA IHILUKUHIA JUIK STle inn rla c if Adolph HprccliclB sii uf tin inllllonrtiu SIIKHI niiiiiufactiirer a11 Albs Alun UP Urettvlllu of San Pran cisco iiuwR of which leaked out es lerdty WI h ulllclally confirmed 1 vhii tl couplo wt re loiiiteil m tn Ity Thr coufilc nio stopliiB at apurl iiient In Olniid ptreei a mall thoi ijf Tan mil1 Hiiuire In Icimth In th nuln H xctidll Nilthrr cuul 1 IIP een hit Mr nol In on who iiiniliiotH the iipiitini huiice crnflriiud the raport of I lie mat iliive and oilriltld that Mr and M SnrecUolj crr itiu tM at her h is f lloliln iii howr wiijlil r IhulKu tl liitc 01 tie man 1 i j c WIr the euminiy took plt OVERCOME BY SUBWAY HEAT I The Iat of tlu Ku Tu uij too i miifh for Henry Jnm R twentytwo Iears old of No IIS Anderson street Jersey City and he collapsed In a xouthbound train at the Grand Central Station PiiKseturcrK went to his aid I and carried him to the platform and he was taken to Bellevue Hospital BEMONT DYING fAMILY GATHfRS AT HIS BfOSIOf e Physicians Give Up Hope and Say Hud Is But Mater of Hours Tho family of Oliver I P llclmont dsnembled at hlx bcJaUn in Drookholt I Villa llampstead L I today the In charge of him having pro I nounced his condition 5 practically jhopelen Ho paeaod a bad night and I1O In a critically weak condition when I I daylight came A bulletin was issued liter 7 oclock In which Dr Lanehart the family phI iclan announced that hi patient was sinking The peritonitis which followed the operation for appendicitis had not cleared and his stomach commenced to tal yesterday For the past twenty hours Mr Belmont has ben unable to letaln any nourishment Tho caae hal developed such a dan gerous phase tills morning that Dr Henrv I Walker wa summoned from this city to Hempsteiiil u consult with i i rl McCosh lanehait and Hull I Mrs Belmoiit u at her husbands I bed lde throughout the nlirlit and was i with him when oxvien was ailinlnu l nlllnl j tcred as a forl rn hope of malntalnlni 1 vitality ltalt I This mornlnz there were gathered In I the dvlne mnns room his lfcV two HOI William K Vanderbllt jr and Harold Vnndcrbllt lIt William K I I VdiiiUKiilt JI and Mr Wllltm Jay wife of Col Jar 1 Mr Helmont wa operated on last I Wednesday Twenty hours after the I operation peritonitis developed The dotors sad t icn tint recovery was I doubtful but on Saturday thi natlctit II I rallied arid showed stirprUnc sren tli J l Then vesterdnv afteimon a rolnp n i came that the physicians and nurses Ih I n charse battled In vain to overcome j i NfW Sf A flGHTmS I WILL Sf NAMf i fLORIOA AND UTAH I Wyoming Will Also Share I Battleship Fame I Iateship Secretary Metcalf Announces WASHINGTON June 8 Secretary Metcnlf today announced that the tnoi new battleships authorized at the last I session of Congress would be named Florida and Itnh respectively He said that tha next battlfshlp au thorized would bear the name Wyoming The name of the monitor Florida will be changed to that of sonio city In ct that State This announcement was I made nfter a conference between the i President and tho Secretary I 1MUROfR SUSPECT I SURROUNOt IN1 WOODS BY POSSf I Connecticut Men Shut Off Escape While Police Are I Rushed From Danbury I DIRY Conn Jim S A i01 or i citizens and ciritiblts have sun nd i e1 n man Miprocd tn 0 Kdwad rhlrrmin wantod her for th murder of Ida Putter In tin1 woods on the Olt skirls of Newton ten mllns east of liec and a force of poll hive hen rush d I from that city Ir an automobile j CONFESSES WIFE MURDER I IMullhrw I Olnell IlMailn inllt Vliin Arrnlunod Matih w 1 Olwrl WIP in Deccmb a Itlcked and licit II wlftf to dean i II their appartmonts en Grnnd Ire Ierse City todIY ntcrI n plEa or ulty tll mutler In Ue cond lIErCt hen he wall Irrlnet hdor Judo Ulalr After murder IIM Ifc ulwell en a saloon u I 11ne anil tohl eerl nol vt Lie 1Jne 11 had cOlmltI I wa h 1ell olt t jal uuld lie hy tOlr to 11 t crowd tat athollI The laxlml1 Jenalt tor murder In he Mecr1 11lrl Is 1lrty ears 1m Ilr olment n lltl Prison 011 II b e Irrahme 00 1hlrsI Ilext 1 W Complexions usually clear up afpr I change from cof o o jPOSTUM1 There a Reason Read The Road t Well vllle In plqs TOWERS emir SOCIAL SUCCESS CAUGHT KAISfR e German Ruler Thanks Ambas sador for Brilliant Way He Maintained Embassy I POTSDAM Juno S Charlemagne Tower the retiring American Ambassa dor to Germany was received by Em peror WlllUm In farewell audience at the palace here today Sir ojid Mrs Power accompanied by Herr von Scnoen tho Imperial Secretary for For eign Altais oune out to Potdam on a sjwcla twin placed at their disposition by tho railway administration After formally mmounclnj his recall to the Emperor In the presence of Sec i retary von Schoen Mr ami Mrs Tot I had luncheon with the Emperor and j Bmpre s and othw members ftt tho Im I portaJ family After the luncheon whJlo j Mrs Tower remained with the Empress tho Dmperor and tho American AmKia railor walkcl up and down the terrace for a hour or two In partlnsr with Mr Toner the Kmperor sid I thank you for the exceedingly able Mianner In which you have managed the affairs between our countries for j tlie last flvo years a welt as for tho t very great MM Ice that you have ren dered in strengthening the friendship bet ween us and the brilliant way In nnl i which you and Mrs Tower have main talned the Embassy In Berlin Mr Tower will turn over the charge of the Kmbassy tomorrow to John W liirrtlt gvioml Seietary of the 0 bassy who will act as Charge dAffalrea until the new Ambassador Dr Hill assumes hls post The last otlklal despatch sent by AiulMSiidor Tower to the Stitp De partment contained the announcement 1 that Ctermmiy is iiuite willing to en ter into a tiouy of arbitration with the United 1llt and Intends to do so Tins communication was mode to Mr Tower by Herr von rfchoen at the last of a series of conferences at the For eign Otllce on this subject In which Ainbni ador Tower was acting on In itrtittinns ircelved ft urn Washington sjme months ago Certain details of I tMs convention are still awaiting a re port from the legal department of the licrmin Fore gli OttVi but these give nn tot a1 to the certainty ot an ul timate agreement being reached ai isfi tjij to both countries I I FALL FROM WINDOW I KILLS FLUSHING WOMAN Mr Nora Jones thlrtyelw1t years old of No 74 North Twentieth itreet 1hislilnB tel from the CL iid story window of her home today nnd led about an hour laser In tne KluJhlng Hospital Mm Joi t WPI employed il housekeeper for Joseph XBS whose wife Is unde olng tiiatn nt In the hospital Mr Junes It is thought wns tired out after the cnre of th Is children last night and after putting them to bed sat In a chair by the window and while asleep f dl OUI Isss employed ai a motorman and win nt work las night wen the accident happened The woman re mained when she had fallen for I sonic time baforo she was found by a piferby HUGHfS LOSfS A VOTf AS RACING fiGHT fSUMfS I Turf Contingent Claims One I of the Reform Senators I I Will Switch Around ALHANY June S The Legislature will reconvene tonight after H nine days reeeas the general expectation or hope at leas being that thlo will be closing week of the extraordinary sswlon The prejnnt plan Is to ndjourn without day at P 1 n Tlnnsdiy in order to penult most of the Repub lican member of the Jegl lntiro to leavo on Friday for Chicago where the Hcpuollcan atonal Convention III to b held Uie week following Although there nre main other sub Jecta before the Legislature Ime of them likely to bs the subject n ln teres lng terllnl controversy Interest centra with Increasing intensity upon tho question o the abolition of gambling on race tracks which is crrutn 1o become the crux of Hie wholl session On the surface the fate of his legi Jatlon whloh the Governor Is expeteil to recommend tonIght or tomorrow seems to depend upon whether Sen ator Otto 0 Ioelker of llrooklyn who lini been absent tl1rou throughout this 11 1ut FOI lon so far coival srent after an op eration for appendicitis Is nble to 01 tend thin yesIon as he ha assurtd Gov HtlirhcA he Intends to do With the additional vote of Senate Wallace of the FortysovcnUi Ulstrl aiU tho 25 vote CnoludliiK Foelker which were cast for the antljrambllns bflls at llf regular nntlgnlhlln undoubtedly he passed Few persons about the Capitol bo Hove Ixiuevor that the hlKs will PI tin SAnate Th tw rop 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raO tr3k ltKor riIsetato iirr 1 of confidence nlcl cOnfdenle 5 Impressive Jrpressc tnt at lent one SIHI r whl d for t p bills at tho reg lar session ll fAn to do wt 1nl o wh i tl y come iifn un aln They decline to glv nuneV dplne nam Tue gl TUtda or Uwlnwrtay Is Pto1 to i he day of te big nht and thr are JnVlW rnmor thnt another ahonco will offjet th return of Senator fuflkJr And thi 11 ot sniltor wiiarei lllwp SrUT l ICC Jun S Sivmtoi otti G olkr 0 J ookIn who Is Ot IttclnlO her 1 after tn operation fur v a OPCIIn ptndlcltN will not bo H 11 tn ni nr niiTlt s u s Inn tf ti i ii n i iaiii in p n Alban y nr Is ll e P l OII r ptrd cr dttlon will permit him to attend U Ion this jes on week A member of th tamly Mntpl1 tolay that the Senator H U M very wenl and hi heart act no all that coulil 1 deslrMl HP arl c for i short time dally In the hop O I gaming strengti but N nnt abV t I remain out of bed lone Alhouu It houl1 WIM said the enntor mlirht mik a effort to go to Albany the latter nart of tho week doubt wj rpns Ll o js abllty to make the JonrnVy c HURT BY FALL FROM BICYCLE While rhlg a bicycle down rtroadway i today Dr Knrlco Adrlmnde ity live years old of No 2JIT West Ninety second street got bewildered In a tangle of traffic near the comer of Fortysev Inth street and tumbled off on the i asphalt His right shoulder wa ill incat d and ne was so badly shaken up I pltnl Uiat he was taken to Roosevelt llos I i A teapot a tencent pack age or White Rose Ceylon Tea and some fresh boiling water Then Any time you come in from work or shopping you can be stimulated and refreshed without harm to your nerves And Beauty Doctors will tell you that tea doesnt injure the complextion Gl a encent ptctaoe from lour grocer SPECIAL FOR 10DAY THE 8th SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW ilie9ta UUTTEIl SCOTCH lVilNUT rnrsi CIIKAM KIHKS IorVU ciioro SIKCIAI AS OltTKI CIIOCO I1TK kllldi 1OirXI IATK1 20 kind POUND C1KH OIATi MOIASSE CllptOIVlK 1 KNUT IIUTTKIl CIIIIS 1OUNIt 1urU Jlow t re oar every e eilaie imlll tl ocloeU Ilariliy flritt and Cortlandl ktrret il rca uuen Siturihiy cvciiliiKJ unlll 11 ucliirl WE DELIVER FREE ILltrllASKS Of ONIi IltllLAK AN oviit iiunvrKN iiArrnity 5 BARCLAY ST I M lll Sllll i l CorWest Dway 1 We diHv r Uro 10 illii puiiiKli Iniper fur Oc tu pont In 29CORTLANDTST nbova Bt Hoboken CORTAN Manhattan SpOth CorCluirchSf boken iinil Jersey City No Roodi PARKR V N tent f O L Candles for our StotS PARKROWtNASSAU i oui ofln n custunieri rarofully At City Hall Park Cly t1 nucUed nml hlpl d from our ape f lal niai rilar department I AITKEN SON CO SPECIAL SALE SUMMER MILLINERY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY JUNE 8TH JUNE 9TH JUNE 10TH BROADWAY AND 18TH STREET NY 1 i V i r jf 1 tLT t CUR BY GUTCURA AT CIY MISSIN Voting Woman Found in Awful Con dition with Scabies Body a Mass of Sores from Scratching Tried Many Remedies for Seven Weeks Result Was Discouraging But I ITCHING TORTURES I YIELDED TO CUTICURA s O Whik I was doitiR missionary work In tho lower portion of several cities I found I noces nry to know n iittlo of the pfficacv of n few iictlHnes and after n whilo I foul Hint n little knowl edge c Ctiticurn wns about nil I needed One of Clio very bad cafcy I had to deal with wn that of I young woman who hnd como to us not onlv broken in ppirit hit in 1 mo awful condition physically Our doctor examined her and toll us that Mio had scabies the itch incipient paresis rheumatism etc brought on from exposure and the effects of her raggededged life HOT poor body was n mass of sores from scratching and she nas not able t retain solid food Vo tried many thlng n good tonic was prrecribed and bath with a rubbing of lard and sulphur We worked hard for seven weeks and you can imafiino how discouraged we were when nfter all that time wo could see BO little improvement One day I hap pened to sec a Cuticura advertisement telling ho a littls baby had been t cured of a bad case of hkin eruption cur I had but ninetyseven cents with mo I bought n cake of Cut ritra Sup nnd n bottle of Cuticura Heiolvent When I reached homo I was like a child with n new toy and wo bathed our pntient well and gave her a full dOFf of tho Resolvent She slept that night better than she had sinc she had lvn with us and the next day I located the price of a box of Cuticura Ointnvnt I am not eiaggerating when I say that In exactly five weeks this young woman was able to look for a position b ing strong enough to work and full of ambition In another month sho left the home and now har a good position in n nice family where sin is rtptld and is strong and well You mnv refer any one you wish to me per inallv Laura Jane Bate 85 I Fifth 1007 Ae New York N 1 la 1 reiirtf EtKrns ml Internal Tr itrafnt ro E ry Humor of Jntinn nnidrrn and Aduln ron 5l of Cuilruri i A i iiic i to rn e fkn I CutlruM Olntmrrt w to HrM tin1 Phln and lutl rurs Hfxilvrni J or In ihr firm of ChoioUt j i rr nmtnt PIUS jSc p r vial ntsoi to Piirtty Hit mood old ttiroushout hin nrld ratter Drug i Cm Njrp olt Pnp Hoton M M t Maicd lire cmicurj I I oa Skin DIMIM Clearance N Sale fr Carpets l ugs 1 Our great Manufacturers Reduc tion Sale begins this week Re 1 member we are the manufacturers I and the reductions are from our f anl own low nukertouser prices 1 No other such moneysaving op portunity in floor comings is I nfferoil in New York this yea I You choose from a large and I fe h stock Here Is a partial list CARP TS Avmlnstcrs 1 15 1 were jlfO now I AMTilnsters were Si2 8 C now Wilton Velvets were 95c i2 now i Tapestry Brusse Is uere SlOO now 72 C c Tnpsstry Brussels weri S c now OUC I RUGS 9x12 Royal Wil e j t ns ueri 3750now JOoU 9x12 Body Brusses 2250 were 2S5 nOl 9t2 Axminstcrs i S2 350 icre S2S50 now I Best Grade Matting Including Jnpans nnd Ciinns In a choice 1 I weaves lot nf ncr end serviceable I Imported Inlaid Linoleum wu 513 this week hid at SI00 per sq yd i Nth St i Dobson c a J Fifth Ave Makers of Carpets for SO Years t

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I DIED IJuno 7 ANNIE WAKE r biliivfHt nlfc of JameB Wakcly Funeral from her late ruldencf 100 Wet 3il It on WeJne ilay inornlns ttequlem man at Holy Cross Church 421 at bMj 6th and Oth a vs 10SO A M Intertnwit Calvary Cemetfry J HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTHD IS Klrln from in to 18 yean to tuck blicult ami form cartons aUon lllncillt Cn 411 wt Kith at i vFltii i nmtv1 hll nla nll alo to liiiiucwiirk AIJIIV at imce Hamilton I H I lt OICO laml ton iliri wet Ii7lh ir lllrir lae HELP WANTED MALE SlMVIlii ilina 1 or e tUIh nml prifVrrnl irlvc lon full reildwit iartleulari of 1 ilr I I III I Sunday World Wants Work 9 Monday Morning Wonders 4 h IJr1