The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
July 21, 1908

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t L j L I PE5ULT r EDITIONI mw iDIUON 1 I A I t r I i GIANTS WIN 12 INNING I GAME fROM ST LOUIS t SCORES BY INNINGS i l t FIRST GAME Hants 00000200000 24 St Louis 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 SECOND GAME I Clanls to 0000 St Louis 0100 pa t i re Bvtnlnr World I ST UOUIH July 2lUthou outbat I I ted by the Cardinals to lar tln Glanti Ii won the first hnlf of thp doubleheader ff a reora of 4 to 2 In tin1 first halt i of the twelfth harlot error gave Uev Tin a llfo and ho cornl on MiVirrnliks double Shannon who ran for Mrioi Click wns advanced bv a puwed brill I alld then scored on a long icritlct I Taylor went In for th necond ifime I with Lush ami Iudwlg the battery fur St Ixiuli Manager McCraiv Is full of confidence and declare hli outfit has Just as good I I a chance as the Pirates and the Cubs 1 for the penant The entire New York I team it undhlnmuH in statin thrr the Cubs ar not the wonderful team the I have been for the iit two yeir In I tact It Is hinted thai Chance ha ni p are not pulllni the bit In the world and there are many onlIlUlI on the tewtn McGriw due not want to take any chariies In lo las doujlehiMder I I and wants all the victories he can grab drtd Ins nominated Mathenson to pitch the ojxner Southpaw Salli went In I agaInst the Giants I Larry Doyle drew a threeday nuxpen 1 4lou from readout 1ulllam for siting too gay with Hank ODay In Cnlno Sunday Dave Brain will perform In Doyltji absence I First Inning I I I I Tenney out Koney una Med Brain I tanned fireinanin died Gilbert to Kuney NO ItlNS I Murray shuled to right Byrne popped to Brain Koney singled lo cwitre ending Murray to tlilrd Harry forced Koney Brldwell to Brain Murray ncor Ing Delelunty out Mathewson to Ttnncy ONK ULN I Second Inning Donlin fanned Seymour died Sallee to Koney Devlin fanned No lllNS S Charle walked Gilbert hit to Hrijn whose throw lilt Charted In the back and both runnera were safe III I l lOpped to T nnpy trying to sarrllloe 4 Sauce fannel Murray out Brain to Tenney NO lltNS I Third Inning I McCormick out Charles to Konev rldn ll died fllhprt to Koney Sallee anti Koney Mired Mathewson NO HUNS Byrne easy Itrldwell to Tennev Koney out Matncuwjn to Tennev Barry safe on n slow bounder to Drain r Devlin throw oil DiUhantv NO HIS Fourth Inning I Tenneys llerve liner vent straight to Charles lImb fouled to Bliss I Bresnnhan ded Sulleo to Gilbert lo Koney NO RUNS Charles rcrntched a single down Hey mours way Gilbert lifted to geMiioiir tillu forced Charles Tenney to Hrld 11 well Salle3 fanned NO illMO 1 i Fifth Inning Donlln popped to Gilbert Seymour tapped weakly to Sallee Devlin beat I out a slow one lo Koney first hit for UlanU McCormick singled to center Itrldwell died Gilbert to Koney NO AUNfi KMurray IaO puny Urtdwnll to Ten MY Byrne dropped a single In left Koney singled to left Byrne taking third Barry out Brain to Tennev Byrne scoring Delehanty fanned ONE mm Sixth Inning I Mathewson fouled to Byrne Tenney walked and stole second Brain lngVU to left Tenney scoring Brain advanced to second on the throw home Bresna than singled to center Brain scoring Breanahn died trying for second Mur ray to Sallee to Gilbert Donlin skied to Barry TWO RUNS CharlM scratched a lngle to Brain nd got around to third on the throw put Tenney Gilbert fanned Bllsi fumed Bailee fanned NO RUNS Seventh Inning Sermour out Snlle to Koney Div Mn lifted to Barry MoCormlck fanned NO RUNS Murray fanned Byrne died Devlin to Tenny Koney hit safely paat Soy mour for 4rirr basei Barry out Brld well to Tenney NO RUNS Eighth Inning I I Olrtdwell singled through Sallee llattieTTfon popped to Byrne A balk pot Brldwell on aeoond Tenney walked Br Jn boosted to Barry Uresnahun flied to Delehanty NV RUNS 1ehanty tiled to Donlin Charles dropped a single In left Gilbert out Devlin to Penney tisa walked Salleu find NO RUNS Ninth Inning DoTTlln out Bailee to Koney Seymour I fed Gilbert to Koney Devlin died am way NO RUNS Murray skied to Tenney Byrne fouled wt to Tenney Koney fanned NO t KUNB I Tenth Inning Byrne irnvl bd McCormlcJts line drive with gloved hand Brldwell lined to Koney Matt out Pallet to Coney NO RUNS Barry bunted safely Delehanty kiel to Symour Charles died llresnahan to Dwiney Ollbert out Brain lo Tenney NO RUNS Eleventh Inning Tenney singled to left Brain fouled te Bliss trying to nacrlflct Hresnarmn t Konty unMiite Donlln 11110 1 b M u I 1 H FIRST GAME I GIANTS I I i H II PO A I Tentiry Ib I l 1C 2 0 Drain 2b I 1 2 J I I Hresnihan c n i n I 0 Uonlln rf 0 1 1 u 0 Sc mOll r of 0 0 2 II f Devils 3h 1 I J 0 MCornilrk If i 2 0 0 0 lirlciwell ss o 1 1 G 0 Mathewson p U 0 1 3 0 Shannon I o o 0 0 Totals s 3G 17 1 Han for MuCormlek ST LOUIS 11 H FO A F Murray cf 1 L 0 l 0 Hyriip lb I i i i 0 I Koriftpliy lb 0 It 16 0 0 Barry rf U 2 I ii 0 I Delphanty if 0 0 1 0 0 II Charles ss 0 3 i 1 1 I Gilbert 2b U II j 6 0 Hlis5 c 0 i 7 o 0 Slllee p 0 0 1 7 0 i Totals 2 II 36 15 Ii Bast lttOf Mnthewson off Salle I liMt Hasp on Balls On Mathewson 2 oft 1I1Ip 2 I Ixft in Hiiiti St Ioul 12 Giants C I Struck Out By Mwthewson 10 by I Mite a Thre Haso Hits Knnetchy I TwoBase UltH Miformlck Stoen HaseHTentiey Donlin Murray Tas ed Halls BIK third Donlin stole second Seymour i ipp it to Cilhert NO HlNP lllls fouleil to DeAlln Sallee finned i for the fifth time Murray got IIn In i field hit down third and stole second Byrne out MMnthewson to Tenney iiO RUNS I Twelfth Inning Devlin safe on ClurleVi low throw McCnrrnlck doubled to left Devlin I rountlng Shannon ran for McCormlek Brldwell fanned A passed ball put Shannon on third Matty got a sacri fice fly to Bury Shannon scoring I Tenney grounded to Koney TWO RUNS I I Koney out Urldwell to Tenney Harry out Tensity to Matty Delehinly flied to Devlin NO RUNS SECOND GAME First Inning I Tcmiey tiled to Barry Brain Jingled i put third Krcsnahan out Gilbert la I IConey Koneyn throw to Charlfvi caught Drain who overman secnod NO nUKB Murray out Taylor to Tonney Byrne singled to left Koney died Brldwell to Tenney Harry hit to Devlin who touched Byrne en route to third NO RUNS I Second Inning I Donlin singled to centre but dld steal I ing Ludwig to Charles Seymour lined to Murray Devlin grounded to Koney NO RUNS Dtlfhunty walked Charle sacrificed Taylor to Tenne Gilbert buntid i safe Ludwlg forced Gilbert Hrldwell 10 Brain Deilehanty scoring Lush forced Ludwig Brain to Brldwell ONE RUN Third Inning I Charle loused out McCormick Mur ray came In for a good catch of Urld wells short fly Taylor got a Scratch hit Tenney forced Taylor Charles to Gilbert NO RUNS I I Murray fouled to Hresnahan Byrne I fanned Koney lined to Donlln NO I RUNS Fourth Inning Brain died Charles to Koney Urea nahan lcd to Murray Donlln out Gilbert to Kom y NO RUNH SELLS FOR 1000000 I BIG LONG ISLAND ESTATE BD eeIi to TTn Evenlne World I I SAYVILLE L I July 21W K Aston of No 80 Will aired Manhat tan liLa according to reports here sold his famous Oakdale U L estate vrhU include Peppcrrldgc Hall a fine mansion This property which wag originally the Christopher It Robert I country last U believed to hue been sold to a wealthy New Yorker for I JlCOlo who hold up the auction sale of a section of tb l pwWrVi property last i week when he as heard to remark that hentd the place undivided Tlrf cppcrrldge Hall estate Includes upward of SOD acres and all join W K VAn 8IbLI a leSs U4ur 4t Oikdiit nr BrriU n IIIIij 1fIr r I t t I J 7 monil to nlcht hnrreri WeIuesdav l gbe FINAL r Circulation Books Open to All I I Circulation Books Open to Airi RESULTS EDITION 1 s NEW YORK TUESDAY JULY 211908 PRICE ONE CENT 0 EVENING WORLD RACE CHART THIRTEENTH DAY AT BRIGHTON BEACH Weather Cloudy July 21 Track Past HI t FlttST HACK Thre yearoldi ant upward itlllnn luOO al4d tx furloiifs I I 1ost limp 23 lift 237 Start scwd Won cull Winner br l by 110110 Intrepidity 0 y ntrT W Coulter Tlnw 113 linMx ttPri Vte St 4 14 FIn Jockeyc oIl Iii GJ lii 9h t IICnoes ii7 t l llili wt g It i 1 6ct Whip Top tie S J I 1 r 1 2 Irlrlhv 02 3 r I 12 CP2 trca IIP 1 t 4I 4t 3a Utlhrt 1 M C tI f1 aaratneea i 4 ta h 41 MuecIeve 2 iir ll il li rJI MlrulIr tiu r 2 h t Shreee 10 1 10 4 2 fj wt 1alnn 112 II i i a 14I3rtiaI i0 II t 4 4v PlIIm tO i 10 4 i Meahey iO 0 O 8 as Alchm 1111 I fl itt PI 8 UarnPr in U I fIr aol Torenla t I Ii Ii tO It 10 2 11 4 i M MeXIcan SIirr li 10 9 9L 9 i2tOI fork Z 1 0 IJi 20 I ne QUII ot iheh 113 11 Ij U U II MRrh1I IS llP P III rtm Omnipotent II1l 14 12 12 12 12 MIDanlel III 1IJ 10 1 I 1111 8 Oltille W 9 it 13 II 11 I lImlr t0 80 t41 III r 014 Klllrnin Ii 13 Jil 11 II t MIller 211 1 II 20 J Ji IUL IL Flrnn 1 o g IL I tie Know runbed Into B big I cut earlr an4 as t cr111 Ifallnllinc at the ent Whip Dipcjoi ahLgit 1oerJPFt wel Kl IjKCONlT JtA1t1hieeYerOlII lefllni IS 41 ad1d one mIle and a jliUtnth 9 Iojt time 2M off 301 Start good Won easily Winner b t by Htno Until Irk QwnirT y Coulter Time 147 iiT Stiir Wts i i e 1 Itn Jock Op III CI PI Hh aai Trah 102 t fIA 1 Ht u STan IOt Monocie Ii I 2 PItt 2 McCarthy a 1 1 I jg Ign towan 1I 4 1 4I4 31 34 Iton 72 4 t 1 12 t41 COIIlIlo lOt 1 lli3 4 4 I tcchr 4 10 10 4 2 ant Cymh1 toT 3 11 2 24 ft Melaelel 12 Jr 12 r 112 I nc nJakra 104 2 l C tJ fl Cullen Ir 15 III 4 2 I alep Import 1M 11 It 0 II 11 CrnwlO to 12 12 tt 2 o4 The Dnca OS q a 71 C ihmMt 10 tO 1ft 8 3 abs 1A4dtnton lll ij t L 4e 4 3IL U 5 I Truih wee mucb the txit off In a tangle ai knookfl back on the tint turn mimi many leneth Th boy crailually made up hli around n coming to IJh ouUIJo tJ 1i nn on the stretch turn rtrw away e illv Monocle hat plenty of speed and held on tame ly UoWan always closn up WM closlnr very tut at the end Complete In close quar trsCfmhat QUI like thre quartera of a mlle better iW flllltl IIACBT oy aroidi itlllnx lIce adjct fiWatfd a hilfTurianKiT U U poll lime 32 J of 327 Start good Won drlvlnc Winner oh c by Wool thont r thlon3lile OvrnT OnKX Stable Time liW S5 tndus Starters Wl L Ii FIn Jockeys OD lei 6ii I lU Fashion 11la 1111 3 2 I I I I I Icmlth 3 iIO 31 lit i tIlO Bagman H1 2 31 3 1 2 Sweet 2 52 2 2J H eDT tsata lot I fl aw3 Cohen 16 III U 4 73 1071 nr ltllow Ui I 0 22 j Muegrava H 10 IU I I t nl2 Monologue 101 4 4 I 4 I 6 McCarthy 0 i II r 33 61i harry Route 9 61 5C fill ai chmIIt 15 211 20 T 52 R1ii a i Ll Mu 2 21 O r Ka Mon Ilatf opm J itt a Mr rap to the stretch wh re he t nan to tire fait and just lantrd Ragman outrun In the irlv part oloid with a ruth In the final furlon and would hap won In a few mom itrldoi Ivisata ran a grand rare was lengths be hind hl field rlopLr ulronc to he an fair third Ir Illlow 11101 n iTi t1I IIT1I HAlF Tlir e earoWi and upward handicap 1000 added on mile t and a slxtfnlh Putt II IS I M ilf iI I1 M Sun oM Woa Mill Winner b c by Marta EZ 91 llJLr UDuryei Time 146 3r Inlx tarra Wt il l I Kin Jocke Op III CI 11 Rh T ji j rllUn ll 13 21 2 l 1 i 0nhYil rfrrj2Jo ins urn H7 II 41 4 a5 2 McCahey 3 72 r2 41 II eu Qun Marguerite Im 2 I 1 Ir31 BoyI 4 r A 2 I lt3 HArkle lEt ft A 6 0 4 I Sumter IS 20 If S 52 11I11 ralrnrorni t2t it ro 1 5 51 Homer 52 4 72 1 12 rro iamp lin r 11 4 SH 3 6 6 Upton OJ0JU Mnrafim was never fai fron tIe Dac rune to th outiMe an tho turn and catch lag Quttn Manrutrlte at tho furlong poK won wolny away The latter had plenty ot ijrly ii tl and hi1 nn vll Lilly came from far back Lalnmorm ran a bad race ha 1 no up iei J FIFTH IIH tjOjr maiden fllllet two jar old ielln iiW added tiiT fur aLu ong Poet 12i I M Off 421 P M Star Etod Won driving Winner ch f by Jack Innt SaMIt Ajj ilelorL Oncr1V T Almnd Time 101 4 nrlax Starters d XVii j t t a Fin Jokece aD HL Cl ZL Sh 017 We inouti II1S4f 1 4 I I 1 I jT T jo l2S tt ir 4fi7 Oarlaml H i 2 Ill l 2i Smith it S H I S1 242 Alice Mack 11M 3 IIH iii m tb Sweet KI oi iio i i tt Vankf Iiuifhtr li II S SH ii 4 Muurave 4 1 B 2 I tW7 Merlin U l 11 91 Il it 1 fiS Much 20 jt 111 10 II ac Betty Vincent ins 2 41 atl4 7U 114 McCnhey s u 10t I 574 MobilIty 111 1 I1 2H2H 7 Ollbrt 11 liHi 1 t 3 lit luerara 1IHI 12 12 12 12 I Flynn a Hi II 4 ro 3 DoriHon 1111 H in 101 HI 9 Mcfarth 1 7 Il 2 I r1 Itunule lit 10 It nl1 liu Iwnn H 7 4 SJ 41 4H4 Uidv Swift Ilk I SHiiS1 Will Kireve Ill 10 T i i tt Qu Hn Kleftnor L 111 I 6 7V 5112 turner 8 10 r 2 t Wninoiith was outrun to tire stretch then he closed with a rush and ratchlnf Clarlanrt won going away Iirland took conunanJ at the had of the ittxtch but tlre1 at tho enl Alice Mack ran a itood race anl ll worth r ilemb rlnx Tankee Laughter cloej alrnn Werlse ran L race worth reni nbfrlnn IXT l fiWIThryrOl1 nd 6MiThng tJClQ addedt ana mile ortj a j 1urter Pot time 44 off 440 Surf nood Won ailly WlniHr cb r or Klnsnton Sylv Seth U TifirJ AU nnetf Time 207 2ft nolfS IRMera Wlf St t4 I Iln Jocke Op HI CI PI R MoeW PS rt t 3 2t4 Jnen 6 i 75 25 IVA ObMI 9 4 4 f McCarthy S 31 1 4 73 air I H luilert 104 2 ii d 4 11 weoi 12 33 12 IC 1100 Col While IDS I J1 1I41b 40 MIIIr 4 4 72 4r 13 rom Oolcoiida 1 3 3 I 11nttr ltl 12 Ju 12 45 Xraee Ciiieron IHI r2 2 6 1 Lynch I j 4t q 3 MoUiev tralleo In behind his field to the itrrtch wcere lie ram strong on theTT id and Ron goIng away obey held on well Haui re had no speM and wee outrun all lbs nay Cot While hawed apetd for u mile HIGHLANDERS BREAK EVEN SCORES BY INNINGS FIRST GAME Chicago 00020001 3 6 Highlanders 00001 000 2e3 SECOND GAME Chicago 0000001 1 1 3 Highlanders 1 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 6 tpeCist to The Uienlnc World AMERICAN LEAD UK PARK July 21 Hnvlnr lost the first game to Chi cago the Highlanders went Into the second with tue hope of at least gel llne an even break The crowd had Increased to about 3000 and the faith ful were there with enoourn lns shouts even If confidence was mining First Inning Hahn walked Jones filed out to Ilemphfll Isbell fouled out to Blair Hahn wn out stealing second bane Blair to Conroy NO RUNS Niles woe out to Inht ll unuulsted Conroy wan safe on TnnnelilHn bad throw Conroy dole serond base Morlarlty fouled out to Weaver Chase walked Hemphlll was likewise favored UlInK the base Delehanty walked ONE forcing RUN In Convoy Hall struck out Second lg Morlarlty threw out Anderson Davis popped out to Morlarlty Parent struck out NO HUNS Hair was thrown out by Tannehlll Hogs pupped out to White Nile fouled out lo Tannphlll NO RUNS Third Inning Weaver truck 011 Tannehlll fill out to nelehanly White was out to Chnp unassisted NO RUNS Conroy hat out a low one to short MorinrltV sIngled to centre field On an attempted double steal Conroy was out at third haRe Weaver to Tnnne hill Chase filed out to Jones Hemp hill drove I threebiyuer to cnntro Held Rnt Moriarty scored Delahanty filed to Jones ONE RtN Fourth Inning Ball threw out Hahn Jones filed out to Delehanty IsM1 Ingled past first bane labeli l mil stealing second hise RUIr to Conroy NO RUNS Rail filed out to Ander on Blair popped out to Davis HoRff singled to rJiiit fiM HOUR was nut stedllnc sc rI1t base Weaver tn IMvln vn lllNP Fifth Inning Anderson tiled nut to Delehanty DelRhanty male a pretty catch Da viss illntctili fly lu left flcld Iurent popped on to Hall NO RlNS Niles truck oul JConroy lilt to the score boar for two taatt Hortorlty beat out ft bunt sending Gonroy to third bsse lnrem trw ot Ole a Con roy scored and Morturlty took second base HemphMI beat out a slow one and I Morlarlty took third base Dlh nty cracked out a lireelwgitpr into deep right flold scoring Morlarlty and Hemp hill RtNP Bal flied 01 to Jones THRKE Sixth Inning Wetvdr tiled to Chtut nnIMII ws t1 Ig1edtto o bJ 1 tJtdtS a 7 r SECOND GAME j HIGHLANDERS I R H PO A K Niles rf 0 0 1 0 0 iCorroy 2b J 3 3 2 0 j Morlarlty 3b 2 i 1 l 0 Chase 1 I 0 I j 0 0 Hemphlll cf 1 2 I U 0 jDolehanty I 0 1 7 0 0 i Ball 83 0 U 3 3 0 Blair c 0 I 4 2 0 Hogg p 0 1 I U 0 Uke 0 0 0 0 0 Manning p o 0 0 1 0 Totals 6 10 27 9 0 Bated for Hogg In eighth CHICAGO CHCAGOR H PO A K Hah rf 1 1 1 0 0 F Jonejs cf 0 0 S f U lebell Ib 1 3 7 0 0 I Anderson If 0 1 2 f 0 Davis 2b 0 0 S 1 1 Parent SB 1 l l 2 0 Weaver c 0 0 4 2 0 Tannehlll 3b 0 1 2 1 1 White p I 1 1 2 0 AU 0 1 0 0 0 r Totals 3 9 24 S 2 Batted for Weaver In ninth 181 Hlttort Hotf 7 In tight In nings nlngIrt Base on tfellsOff Hocg L Man ning I off White 3 lx ft on BasesChicago S Highland ers li I Struck OirtHy tio r 2 by White 3 Rotate Ftttnetuflroy ThreoBuie HH Hemphlll Deleiunty TwoBMe HltConroy Stolen Dise Conroy Double PK y Parent to Davis to libel Hit by 1ltoherHahn tmplsUru Evans and Hunt centre field and Ihhn tingled tn right field Hall Iirew our Jones thtue mik log R gra1t onehanded catch NO RUNS 4wen y Hl vl to Andernnn Hogg mil C nut I tieond Pags RECORDBREAKING WORK BY AMERICA NS IS FEATURE or DAY IN lONDON GAMfS I LONG SHOTSAT I BRIGHTON BEACH RG INTHREE RACES I Outsiders Have a Goal Day and Put Crimp in the Layers of Odds By Vincc t rownr niUGHTOV UKACII HACE TRACK DIIGlO mCI July Z1 Marathon won the handicap fourth on the cant here titis afl rnr oii In I in tidy fa sI r ion from Ially wllh Q two fl I Marguerite third Marathon simply fol lowed the farlj pace of tiif llghtfootel Queen Marguerite anti ratne away nt the stretch turn when McCarthy las ready Ially oft none too wfll was hampered most of the way by Inlirtetncn bill ut that ran a good race closing fast from the tar turn home to b second In from of Queen Marguerite who tired from her early efforts Cairngorm a ioent winner In Rood company ran a very bad race He hail Homer up In Htiod of IJUKan who la nt Saratoga hut It IF hardly probable that the dir CIO In thl boys ability Ci old account for IIII horses bat performance The uniformed police and the plain clothes men under orders from Elder were Acting PNtrlctAttonuy I at the track as usual today watching for violators of Ilia antlhcttliiK law I The plain olotlies men moved In nni i around thft big crowd on tho lawn try l ing to look like sports or as unlike policemen as possible polcemen them wore the personal lib erty button like others of the sympa thizers of the raclne game Although tht got Into the track n heir shields tn they wore badge strings attarfieil the tAp buttonhole of their coats lut regulars There was no like they were reglars trouble early In the day but the crowd a on the lookout for a break In any minute Cavanaughs Office Searched I President Fitzgerald and lUng Master John Cavanaugh were among tho ter Cayanalllh amonI I this after I absentees from the track arr noon All Ulml of rumors of their I vhereabouts were In circulation It I herebul Is said thai both wIre Indicted this afternoon by the Ilroolclyn Grand Jury j aCerQon the afternoon C vftwitufh lat in III aCeroon CSlnauls hosing ring viut I itO oW R office la otlng rlnl otJce I reipiwontatlTOs of the earcd by rlprMMtatl8 DistrictAttorney All the old para p phernalia need In the betting ring he fore the now law Von Into pffeot Is the betting Rtorod here This imludei le sheets wh boxe valises and lard on which the prtecj were formerly quote o The icarchlng was r quietly done He Knows It a Good Horse Ua Knows showed himself to be a king lIt the company he met In the He J3 gnlloptvl all the Mrst race 1 111 al I was nd Tully Coulter the owner WI congratulated on all sides for hav was al WIB lJlrn1lalull The real rare wonton InK put lver on behind He Knows with Mlmmar 0 le It out Uoemn and Saraclnesca flght ng I In1 cuea Not and third position for the place pollon until Ih stietoh was rrached Ill the look ilangeioas wflnlaycd Whlptop ongolos IflaYf1 lIke a streak Hiid lutch I Then she came 1 hI came Ik i Mik Boema In thi lait few strides lust nosed her out of the plae money StraclnMcB In close quarters all the GlzlnM fourth way was a Rood Coulter Stable Wins Aglan Tne Coulter colors were carried to the I front again In the srwmd when little home half a length In Tiaih came hnl Ilnlh IIi I front of Monocle lifter a very stormy i trip At the paddock turn Trash and down but Trash Oowan nearly went 10In I weathered fie rest of the Journey well flout got home became of a good ride 10t I Uptons exhibition on Gowan was pa I thetlc Monocle made all the rary I puce until Trash cnAieht him at the heed of the stretch He lasfd well however end it the end was second In I front of Iownn who after being pinched tff and pocketed nearly all I he way cloned on the outside to net thti third money Fashion Plate Gets Bad Ride i Wily Karrlck nearly oit the thlM race bv tldlnt the apprvntl fl hOI II Smith on the lllsnn choice Knriilon Plate After drawlnp nwav to three lengths In 111 stretch Wmlth foillshlv I began to Pse up Ila nnan wai catch i hlr him with avers stride and the riid i was In an uproar Hmicu trial to t Fashion Plate rolne ntraln hut he Sad his own tnritilos Iucklh Imsever he lasted to the wlie In the nxt strut I Hairman KHI In front It woi n doe HIRman IxisatH Wits third Ir Pillow I ran his head off jrth lh favorite in the earls oart and stopped badlv 11 the arl Monologue one rocketnl until I as Inn hie I Offl8the twelve maiden fillies which went to piMt In the fifth at least 8 ven of them were tips The winner WHS Wejrmouth who closed strong and caught far and n fie lot doien at rites lulhl Mack a Ions shoi vas third BISHOP POTTER SHOWS NO CHANGE FOR BETTER i COOPRHHTOWN July tnishop i Henry r Joter who Jtai iy en rrli callS III at his siannr huuie hr fur several weeks Is ftlll In a jerloiw con I dition liii psued R fairly com rortA tile night hut todv Uier was pr il I culy no chtng In hli condition ram TIterdyI rte DR I CROPSEY KILLS WIFE IN I HISTOFC HOME Shoots Her After Angry Inter view Duc to Misdirected I Letter I It I probable Hint a mlitake In mall Inn two loiter cost young Mrs Oar i rude Henry Orofsy hiT life Her hiHband nrlrew llerRen Cropiey 1 memtinr of om nf the uldrit and mo t prominent families In Urooklyn shot her to death aholl 1 oclock today nt the historic old Cropscy mansion No 17B ttglt I 3 foil it h t11fet Hath lleach where four enenitlons or his people I hall lived tipfore him Ho made no I attempt to sea pa after t Ito k iii itt g i The couple wore inurrlpil five years I RIO whni the undo ftertrudi Henry I uvah not ytt iwcntylhree yen1 did Crupsey having a natural love for I horselleili lion been IhIClltll as a vet erinary sur eon Hut he did not pric nil his btislnc i with ttioufh reKulailty lo assure him an Income Had Many Quarrels llplatlvcs ol tho wife say hat he drank hell at times This led to i luarrels between tlitt rcuplc Another uuse for family rows was his handling ot the liomeatpad which had come to him under the twms of his mothers mollers will Mrs Cropsey by dint of hard work would raIse the money to pay for the taxes and repairs while heso U Is cliilmetl mainly concerned hlmiHf with mortgaging the property to keep him self In ready fund In HIP full of last year after a violent quarrel over the estate they separated Mrs Cropsev cojitlrvi to live at the I mansion which Is a rambling old fashioned building standing In the midst of I wide lawn Once It was 1 I farm house Now trim modern cot tages hedge It In Mrs Cropsey also retained possession of tho two children Wllllajn aged four i years and Herbert aged ono year Her sister Mrs Laura Josephs lived with I I her There were two servants Uella I I Francis a negro cook and Henry I Moore nn aged negro who has been In the employ ot tM Cropssy family for thirty years Letter Enraged Him I Lately Cropspy has been flaying at I Bayonne N J Yesterday according to the statement ot relatives he received a letter which threw him Into I violent I rage I Is believed that Mrs Cropsey writing one letter to her hunlmncl and I another to a kinsman got the letters In the wrong envelopes The letw which leached Crop ey and which was not In tended for him rontnlned some refer ence to the disposition of the homenteud which mude him furious I Sometimes when he had been drinking he would come to the house and annoy I his wife But he appeared to hs sober and calm when he walked In this morn Ing on his wife and his sisterinlaw i The old negro lan nag amusing the two little boys on the lawn Della Fran I cs was In the kltclwn preparing the i noonday meil Id like to talk over some business nutters with you upstairs said Crop W tJ his wife Suspecting nothing stir led the way 10 ft spurt room on the i second floor at the front of the noose i Mrs Jos phs who stated downstairs I snys she heard their voices rise from a I hoc plton to a louder tone Then there I from her Sister tile wai a sharp cry trm I round of a short hard struggle and two pistol shots tired In rapid iucces I tlon i Women Ran Into Yard Mn Josephs ran Into the hall screaming Delia Francis met hem at I the fWt of the stain lucre they stopped for at the head of the steps I I staring down at thtm Hood Cropsey I wlliioyed and pale I The nerve of the womon failed them 7 rliy ran Into the yard not daring to i I try to GO to Mrs Cropsoys aid There I Ihe stijcd crying and sobbing until i Henry Moore could bring iolltieman 1 John Thrall and William Shellleld 1 kinsman nf tin Cropseji who lives a short distance away I Drawing his rtvolv Thai entered i j house first ene 111 jtoud a i te head ot the 51018 HH did nfl I i nake a mOle as Plait ailvjnced on I ilin 11 I shot her be said u he held out hIs wrist to ie lianiicufted That 1118 al he did iwy either then or during ihe ride In the t atrol wagon t time Hath Uoaih nation He seemed dazed Thrall thought he hud I e a drinking 1 but wasnt sure Mm Crupsey was kIng In the rvire rom wllli tic rprer pnt of her holy I renting i mn i bed an i IUT feet nn h thir fhi Hl i iin wlr In the left bresi I fjti had hen In aruarieous ao In V I n nie Craft the 1 o pHon H iplMl a on y I Island wh n smith IT said The Oontinuid e Second Pal Sheppard and Porter Add Ten Points to Uncle Sams Score While England Gets but Two Disputed Ores TIE FOR RUNNING HIGH JUMP CAUSES MIXUP IN STANDING IrishAmerican Athletic Club Men Sheppard and Porter Made New Olympic Records in Winning the Jump and 800 Metre Running Race LONDON July 2 ITen more points for Uncle Sam That ns the slogan of the American athletes as they left the field after the conclusion of the Olympic games this afternoon And the ten points were gained by members of the IrishAmerican Athletic Club of New York Melvin W Sheppard and Ibrry L Porter being the two heroes MAN O DEAD I AMID CROWn ON EASTSlOESTREET Fatal Pistol Piqht Ends Ar gument in Barber Shop During a battle In which a dozen shots were fired Krinol co iraino was killed this afternoon In front shot nnd klel afernoon of hh home No 2i Monroe street dramo got Into an argument with two men In the barber shop of Ignacio Old dlo at No 27 Mont strett The mn followed him to the street and as he was halfway across onn o the men drew a pistol nnd opened lire Oramo returned the fire and tru sccoiul man Men women Joined In the fusllKule lln and children dodged Into the nearby doorways When Ornmo fall the two men led A I one of them passed thom corner wVtw ROle street cleaners WHO wash Inn the street the nozzle niiJi turned the hose on the finflllve Time force of the water carried the man off lila feet but he grit up and disappeared In tln crowded block rmo dlfd In the ambulance from a buIlM wound In the back of his head Oairt Hchlottmen surrounded the but m trace Ik with the reserves Irace or time murderers could be found NATIONAL LEAGUE At Chicago Bo toi 2 n 0 l M o Chicago 0 0 U 0 0 0 Batteries Iliirtainan and Graham Brown and Kllng UmplroKlem A Cincinnati Philadelphia I 0 n 0 I 1 Cincinnati 2 0 0 0 0 0 Hatterlesiniclile and Jacklllch Coiklev and McLean Umpire Rlgler AMERICAN LEAGUE At Boston SECOND GAME st isiif 00000 i o o i Bo 1011 0 0 0 I 1 0 0 11 Batteries Powell and Stephen Mor Blrle C arrlgan Umpires Messrs Sheridan and Connolly At Philadelphia Cleveland u I 0 1 I 1 I 0 02 PnVMdelphla loa 0 0 0 0 0 Bat terl M Chech and Clarke lend r and Schreck UmpireMr ULoughlln At Washington Detroit i 0 0 1 0 1 0 OITI Hhlnlon I 0 0 U 0 0 0 I llaterles Kllvn and Thomas Burns nnd Street Umpire Kgan At Boston I FIRST GAME FlST I I ii il I 0 0 0 Ix c oul n 0 I l Motion o 0 0 0 I o 2 I Uattorles Bailey and Spencer Hoc hk nnd Iarrlgan Umpires Sher tdan and Connolly I EASTERNLEAGUE A gainer shertuli In th Kasern IxJgue for ila vere poe pIled n acuunt of ran Story of the Hrooklrn if Ifl3C nu I ri 3 Shippard won the 800metre dash and Porter tho running high Jump both making new Olympic records for the events while England failed to scas at all in the running event while the beat she could do In the running high jump was to set a tic for eonJ yUcs Lioahy who really should reprcsenl America tlelng with Andre of irrane v at C feet 2 Inches Porters mark b tai 6 feet 3 Inches I If the four points that g to BCCOIM I and third place In tha running hlA I Jump are divided between the two mets I who are tied for the places tho point In the track and field events now stamj a tie between United States and E land each country having 66 pt tq their credit Porrtera Work a Feature i The work of II 1 Portwv of the IrishAmerican Athletta Club of New York In the third heat 0 the running hlrh Jump when M cleared the bar at 6 feet 3 Inches breaking all records for this event except the marK made by M 1 Sweeney onO Manhattan I Field New York Sept 2 1895 when IM I Ideated the bar at 6feet 553 Inc v was the feature of the games today Porter beat out the mark set by Coa Leahy of Ireland and Androe France made In the previous heat b7 1 Inch and looks like a winner L th event Molvln W Sheppard of the friar American Athletic Club New York wlr gave America 1 rather unexpected flve points In the 1500 metre last week cam through today with five more poInts In the MOmetrc and added a OlympKi revord to the American list of honors Sheppards lime was 153 45 taking two and ontvntth seconds off the former Olympic record made by J D Light body ot the Chicago A A at the Bt Iouls games In IM Sheppard wonbr ten yards and then kept on to the hal mile post which he reached In 154 flat Just threefifths of a second more than the world record time established by 0 M Kllpatrlck at Manhattan Field Nay York on Sept Z 1503 Victory was Sensational Sheppards victory wa the moa satlonal event of the meeting bairnCrawford made the pace at th start and went ahead He Bprint lnte speedily for 0 yards when BhappaixJ1 passed him Followed by Lunyhlg Italy and Just tho English champtar In the order named Shoppard goe4 around tho back stretch The t4 mon formal the first division to th other runners son fell considerably t tho rear Shepard established a d clilve lead at the last turn and nen In danger Just droppa again was 11 drop back on the stretch thoroughly b and Braun Germany Boder Hungary and llalstead N T A C passed Wra on the list stretch Neither Falrbalrn Crawford nor Balrd Ames Unrv nlt tlnhhe1 t of a record a s eel In the expectation II sr nod flnlMne line hart been wtabllshoji one halfmile poet eighteen feet b J at the hllmtie rt fe yond the 800metre mark Shftppejx i nnlJhed the Ice full of vigor an Ion r on tl the half He then walked aw jn shrill yelling anfl I lirikly Ihere was shril yeli live resu1 when waving rtf rtts th I muoi llo wwn was aruwunced by mguplion at tn I very moment that Sheppard was ap I rnnehln the Vmcrlcan crowd ft rushed out tno4 of supporters croup Mprler o thl stand tutu tlie Ibid llftwl the Am I Iciiii vUtr to their shoulders and ton hull t hs tn K room The gra I IIUM of tim 5 f u orii was deeply dl I atpntnIeui b on rt Kniland failed to le a olace 1 i 4 ma but when the ano IIOMIV er cnllnl trough his mOl wne S PItl conllnuM to the halftnlli uid ru4uV It In 1 minute and H N r

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J ti THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY JUL U 1908 tondi everybody cheered generously I j Robertion Loses to Roche i American athl tc continue to make splendid showings In the short distance i races anil the jumping events which are the features of the Olympic Rumes this week In the JVjmetre trial heats ran oft this morning the Americans qualified five men United Kingdom the sinu number while France Canada weden Hungary and Norway each got one man Into the flnnle The surprise of the morning came vrtien Roche the Irish runner defeated Lawson Robertson of the IrishAmeri can Athlotlo Club of New York In the third heat Americans also lost In the b flret two heats of the semlflnal of the I 100 metro dash Walker of South Africa winning the first while Kerr of Canada took the second Americans got second place In both heats but did not qualify for the finals t Kerr Feared by Americans Kerr of Canada Is more feared by the American athletes than anyone 1 else as besides winning his heal In the 100metre semlflnal he also took his trial heat In the wmctrc making the fastest time of the day Ho boat W W May of the UnKcrslty of Illinois In a 15 seconds t American Wrestlers Lose In the tlrst rounds of the catchas natchcan wrestling middleweight to 161 t pounds Cralsa and Xaigunes America drew byes while Deck Inltod King dom threw Narganes I U In tho second rounil Anderson Swed J en beat Cruise America on points t after the two men had struggled on the mat for the full fifteen minutes without if either jecurlns a throw r I Olympic Results 800METRE FLAT RACE STlt ynrdn t Flnnl llcut UeUIn W Slupiard IrUliAinerlrnii A L Nev York Anurlcn MOII lniiRlif llnbi ec p onil llrnim Jernmny third Tlnir liu ISIJ 4n clipping li 15 neconili l off Oljniiilo rciord niiiile liy J n Ilehthodri tlitrnKo at M Ionls In inOO Sliiininrd nun b toll ynriU i f nnil Kent on to tiie liiilfinllv t murk rtnchlnu then In I MI rilo I only IIS of n wtiDiid more tliim i the irorlil record innde liy C Jl II t Kllpntrlck nt Miinlintliin Tlclil f i Xeiv Vorli on Sipt U11SU5 I t 400METRE FLAT RACE First Hent Mnnlnmip lnltiil t Klneilom 110111 Imil II Illsrlin ffen YorU A C Aincrluu oecolI1 I Time 50 IIi Second Heat Ilylc lulled Klnc i doin rnn ulinu and ijinilllleit 1 Third HrnlW II 1111111 tIII Auierlonn A C New loiK Anur Ira nan NIOI Tlniu I Ioiirdi Hent Miol nlted King dom iron Tim 1IiR I Klffli lli llcUait Pram1 tioii Time Tl SUth Heat W C lloliblni 1100 ton A C merliii nan Tlisu CO 2V IToul Spventl HcntWlllivi C ni lon A C Anierlen llnic I 30 jr r RUNNING HIGH JUMP Flritt Section Monton orivnr nnd headpr tnllfil Kingdom tied nt 5 feet ID TS luituK Jltl i IHJ Arieilin third 5 fcit J 11 Inchcu Spetlin Soptlun L lenhji Ililtii KlnuSoni iiil Ainlroo Jinni I tloil nt U fitt Inclnii John N lIIIhrNIIII LhlviiKii A A Am orlrn tblrd tI feit Third Scttliin llnrrj F Porter IrlnhAinerleun A C t XtMV Yorls AmerlcH uon ultli U fiit a Inches T llolTutt InUcrxlly of Chlcuuo ncond II feit 1 Inch Iortrr bent Mnlos jiiinii lij an i 1 Inch I Fonrtli Section llnrlier Cnnndn nnd Wilson I nltpi Kingdom the j I onl conijietltorif tlcU nt i fert I 0 11 Inclict rinnl IlcntII T Porter Irlsh I Amerlcnn A C Vork won Trlth U fert J InOirti lclllij t Vnllid KliiKilom nnil Sonioil i Hungary led for hfioiiil plnre I 400METRE HURDLE RACE Srinlrinnli Flrnt Ihnt Hurry l k nillintin Now Vorl A Ainrrlrr won TlnllHHI 2rn 11 I Coo tnlvrrnllj of Mlililcnn arrotiil f Rrcoiiil lInlt J nuon IrMIi Anicrlcnn A x York Tliiu 0S 1n Ilnron TII onl rinilcil nnp to nuUh Third llpnt Iltirton nltril Klnc ilom MOII IIIIIIon H V AmirlcniiH rn In Ililn lnnl Ioiirth Ilont Trciiuer 1nltrd Kingdom nun Nil Aiuerlinn rnn I lu lliln Ill II I I 100METRE FLAT RACE IIUIIIl jnnlni SrmlFliml PlrAI UentWnlUcr ullth Afrlin noil W W Mn Unlvcmlty lit IlllmiU Ainrrlin eeoiiilt n strvritA Vale Amcr I Icn tlilril Time 111 1 I Sepiind II Iliiitlvcrr riuindn nin n II Mrriiiiiii Dnrtmniiti f ollpR ecnnrt Time 11 W P litmiii r ton hlrnqn A illil not run Tlilri HintJ A IIlIllIr 1 nlMr 1111 r or lrilliln Anurlon u int II J llnff Clilintto A J inirli How Athletes Stand in Olympic Games 1111 11 1i 1 L F g T M E E W X 0 h 0 C itipoum hammer throw S 1 l6fMmctre run 6 4 JOOmetie run i i 3mile team race 3 6 i Throwing Javelin fne stylo 5 1 3 Discus free style 9 16pound shot put 6 j 10mllo walk 9 Throwing Javelin middle hold 6 3 SIMOmetre ttceplechuse 1 8 IUcus Greek style S 1 TugoMvnr 9 5mlli walk 8 1 Standing broad Jump 6 3 WUnictre run 5 3 1 Running High Jump 5 Total w 5I 12 1 4 l l 6 1 3 1 In tho running high Jump Somody Hungary and I eih tnltfd King dom tied for seioivl place In the above tnlilr the polnto ere divided pend ing decision by the London Olympic Committee The following events aro still to be contested IW motics 10 metres 40 metres 110metre hurdle MOmptns hurdle 5mlle run Marathon standing hidi Jump hop itpji and Jump pole vault itlay race nnd 16X1 metres L norniiil Time 10 lfin ClnuKlmn IrishAmerican A C Xrw York Ainirkn did m t run Ionrtli Hilit 1 Cnrtliirll Inl verilty nf 1iniiN M until AnurUii nnii Iiimnuii llolirrtmin Irlih niirlLiin A 1 Xiw York Am r liii nut urnml Time 11 l 400METRE HURDLE RACE Klulilli llcnt Ocelnrtil off i tnlriitil I Mntli llcnt II I llninry ClilciiKO VA Amerlcn non 1111I11111 1fiM Truth Hent fcclirrt Cnnnda non Time lfi l5 No Anurlinnii rnn In IhlH hent I Kirnnth I lent C Atlei Irtneelon Inlicmlty Amrrlrii WOII rnttemon I nltoil KliiKilnm I icroiiil Tlmo rll li TiTPlfth Illlit Unvlrv Inllri KliiKiliim iron TJnir 4lno o AnierUiinN rnn In Ilili litnt Tlilrternlli Heat V A M rrlnm tliliprtlty of ChlriiKO Amorlin Udii TimeOBS llolili nlteil 111Ilt11I1II IoiirlcLntli Heat 1 C Carpenter Coriull Collru America won 11011 i riftevnth Ilint llnlsnellc fnlteil Kingdom iron Tlmp l4tt in IlnMuellc to tin innllili clinm I plon Vo Amorlciin ran In thin lien I I Mlttectitli llentCJ W YmniK 1nltcil KliiBilom iron Time II12 u AnurlcaiK run In thin htiit 200METRE DASH Plrnt Ilcut ienrKPi tnlted Kingdom non llcnnpy Hollnnd I nil flmll l I Iciinil Kent Huff ChlraBo A A Anurltii mini Duffy South i Hrh irionil Time 1 Third Hrnt lloihiLnlleil Klns don MOIII Lnirnun llohcrtnnn IrlxliAiiierlinii A I Son York Anirrlcn ncccind Time J it Konrtli lltnl Curtnull Inlipr rIly tit liiinilviinln Anierlin lion nill 1linr Ilflli Hi nt llnlfult Krnnce iviui i Diininn Inltiil Kliicilom Miioiui Illmi 1 iriH Bki Am i i rliiniK rnn In till licnt Slvlli llput IoKiiinn Sirnlcn iron 1 line it lfin o Aniirl I cno rnn In lliU lunt Siventh lielit Undocry Ilun Knry ivun only tntrnnt nnd iliiiillllid for final I UlKhlli Mciit H Clniielinn IrUb liiiprlpini A C c v York Am I irlcu limit Ilnrortl Itnlr neconil Tlmi U Vn I Mnth llcnt IlllnUnild ln III I Ii iron Tluit 2t ir I So Aliu rlcnli ran In llil hpnt Tintli iltiit llnmllton Chlin o I A Anirrlcn non Splurt Cnn Milit Hfcontl Tljni M AI IMrvLntli Hrnt Krrr Canada mini llnj I IIMTS of llllnoli mrrlcii xcconil Tlnn 22 III Tiirlflh IlentI It Mierninn llrrl month UollcKe America iron I Morton formrr vhniuilou of Inltrri Klnuilom ecoiul Tlnn J nilrlitiilh llciit llrpd Ilittrc Klnuiloin non o Aiurrlcnn ran in Him lielit Ioii Iteinlli llrnt tintlnrniMiir oiia non Onli onf rntrant ririrrnlli Hrnt llniikliM Lulled i CliiKInni lion I Inn llTi o iiii rlcniii run In thin lual I 1500METRE SWIMMING RACE 11 litr jardnl riftli Ilinl Jnrvli Inltnl KliiK I iloin nun Hi llcnt J It Jrcrn llriiulinc A c irlio irnii tlx only I iuirlinii ronitiittiiK In tin iitnt I HIGH DIVING Tlilnl Iliat lofliiTr Sivrdea 11111 itltli IISII iiolnln Ir hmlilt prinnii xrcniid IITtl 1111 THE COMET ft t 9 It jj10 rlJ r j A 9 7 j C Rf Adverher SCP Ha e n tMt ry week or n Jear thanany A TRAIL OF ot Newspaper OPPORTUNITIES tV he UniYcr e FOLLOWS IN ITS WAKE HIGHLANDERS Itinl med from First Isr I I out to Halm Mies ftruck out NO HtNS Seventh Inning I Isbeil slngltd In left field and Andir on rlppctl n xife one Into left flHd l avls llled nut to Ivieinnty 1areiu I hpftt out u slow one fooling Icbell ind sending Anderson to eei nd baso Weaver foroeil out 1jreiit tonrov to Ilnll Anderson Inking third MSP Tan nehlll fnnod out Weaver In the lIne way ONK IllN tonroy smashel one over the lCt field I fenc tor n home run Morljilty sin i glisl over Mpond base Chasv hit Into a I double play Pirent to Divlp to shell Ihirphlll popfiJ out to Parent ONE I IIL o Eighth Inning I Willie llifd out to ivieunty Hahn vai lilt hy a pllrhed Inll Junes walked IrMl singled to It ft lldd Mirnp llann Anderson Illed out to Dflthanty IXivIs lined out to Conroy I ONK lUN I White Ilirew Hit Dlea lit I nnd Hill popped out to Isbeil Hklr wai safe on njvl s erir Italic biiteil for flngg and I I K thrown out liy White NO ULXS I Ninth Inning Manning pltr ed rol New fork r I ent milked Atz hatted for Weaver and singled over itcond base Tannehlll i lnIo iirl pui cimC fillng tht basc Miinnlng threw out White poorlng Par ent Hnhn foi tl out to Hbr Jones nied out to Nlltc ONK RLN YANKEE GY3IXASTS LEAD IN GERMANY KUANKKORTONTHKMAIN July 21 A number of American vlctorlen I were recorded In the Held sports held I here today In connection with the In ternational gymnastic tournament The i events Included thj lilgh nnd broad I I Jump putting the shut the triple Jump tho long throw and running mid lie exrilses The scorin w s un the point syettm with lit the highest noi ilble John Grleb Philadelphia Slot 91 1J George Milster Plttshurr M Iouls Pihroeiler Urooklvn 57 GeorKC Kern I Ht 1oul S3 Joliann Mel ter Pllttburg y 1S Max Thomas rit I oul3 f 2 Max lies Philadelphia and Frederick rn cdhnnl Urooklvn Rl 15 Herman Ulng I url St Ixiilis and Wllhelm 1etnke UochfStpr 79 12 Plillln Kiis el Phila dilr la 77 1 nnd Leopold Fisher I Hriokln 77 The highest npre K8 was made bv Wnzner Switzerland PUPILS TRAMPLED IN RUSH I i FROM SCHOOL FIRE PITTSBtRG July 21Flre which started In the Holmes Public School from burning waste paper In the base ment caused a panic today among 130 children attndlng the vacation term of school The building rapidly filled with smoke and the children screaming and almost suffocated rushed from the structure In great dlsord Many of them were thrown down and tramplJ Adding much to the confu sion waa the action of parents living1 nearby who although choking wlti smoke congregated In the main door way excitedly calling the rrames of their children Principal David Brown and several women tacieri barely escapcil being overcome Firemen were quickly sum moned and the fire exllngulihed with a loss amounting to about 100 With the exception of slight bruises nnd fright nun of fe children wai p rlously hurt G BABY BORN IN DURESS A hov who onlv lived a fan minutes NH tiorn In thot Hoiie ot Detention to day The mother wat itif Mary Her nanskv who with h r parent and brothnr his been locked In tio Initltn lion for two months u a witness In a noltonliiK case Mrs Menzles the matron learned of Mrs Herninskys predicament Mtortlv hrforc noon and she was taken to rmro iumfortaHe ntiarters thnn she hail oc i uplrii An amhulnnco call wai sent to I I St Vlnrcn HoKnitiil Dr Arnold could I dn notIn to nave the chlldi llfn hut li did what he could for the mother Iho Is In a 5crlon condition I WOMAN CHOKED TO DEATH MAD DOG I MBMPtflB Tenn JuH 21 After R de priin trussrle Insiln ten minutes Irs Mary E Korrett r nho winglS lef tiian one hundred p und I iday hokfcl in dcatli a powerful mad dog AM i h31 itjikej her at her hmie n Pnnii Ienuc The rtuif i iilxty tounl ihe herd tinlni AM fpft hlKi iltackerl Mrs Krr tlfter f nd btten Mls mle Itn n nljrMvir o GIANT PORPOISE KILLS BOY VICTIMS BODY LOST IN SEA SAVANNAH 03 Ju ZlSruek liv ii hy i riant p rn e it pay In i ea tireeriuirters of a mile off ne 7 ie Itch Hirry the ffeen earnlit son of John fj Ixivef wa i I j i e ily f teriav r r r P an I ri cur I dnwn Nfr h e Af AM a son of Dr and I MM V F Lrunn r with whom he wu sw mlri 1 Tnt body haj not been rc jvrnJ I imR m MO D I fROM WOM S i R I m flAT I I I Pretended Building Inspec tor Captured in Park After Chase Charles wmark wlio MVS he lives at No as Hi t Sixteenth titr lIt with 11 companion thin afternoon called nt No 60 Knit One Hundred and Second street They told Mrs Ilothenburg a widow they were tenementhouse In spectors and showed her ome printed blanks Vlille one man nas pretending to nicasmi one of Mrx liatherburgs I rooms the other uddenly tore a Jiai I earring from Mrs Uothenburg5 far and ran out his companion following at hll heels i The ftliUiws screajiis aroused the I house nnd a doitn men giv chase1 through One Hundred and Second street I to Fifth avenue and then Into Central Park where Policeman Keller and II i gln found Ncwmaik hiding behind 1 tree He had the earring In his pocket i I The second man escaped j II DR CROPSEY I KILLS WIFE IN J HISTORIC HOME I Continued from Firs iajei I i revolver WaB on the Ituoi tel feet i awav where the murderer had dropped lit 1 One of the lowtut shues WAS torn off i the foot nnil the Mocking liftd been pulled down either In the struggle be for the shooting or bv Cropscy nfter I word In nn effort poolbly to find certain pipers or valuables which MO Thought might have been lon eJIi on thp Uidy Hhe was a pretty wonmn with lots of light hair and larje gray ercs I Refused to Maks Statement I At the Ft tii house Crcpjcy iava his lunie hut declined to make anv stata mem beyond n bare ndmlwlon of the fart tf the shooting Hi1 wai lockrd I up nn n charge of murder None of his II relatives came near him He Is fortv I reAls old and well built and of ex client education His father was the late Andrew Crop I sey who left an estate worth more than a million dollars He It a lineal de scendant al o of Cuspur fror y 1 famous pioneer of Long Island who owned practlcilly nil the land where Bath neach New Utrecht and Benson hurst stand Charles Cropaey the Brooklyn Mwyer Is his cousin and he has kln people who are promlnsnt In many ways In Brookl A sister Is the wife of W D Lake the rich Coney Island builder It was a cousin of this Cropsey Nellln Cropsey Aho was murdered by James Wllcox under sensational clrcumtnnces at Elliab th City N C a few years ago The crime aroused national at tention o WINDSOR RESULTS WINDSOR Ont July 21 Todiyi races resulted ns follow KIRST KACEIurse JICO threeyear olds and upward six furlongs Mlnot Idl Bergen 10 to 1 2 to 1 and 3 to S won by a head fMgely 105 doley liP to 5 3 to 5 and 1 to 5 sfcond Ida D 02 KranelK 3 to 1 to 5 and 1 to U third Tlmi 116 25 St Jeanne Charivari and Shindy also ran SECOND KAOHPurie H0 two viirold flvc aiid onehair furlon Indian Hunlrr IM C Hoas 4 to I 4 to ninl 2 to 5 won hy two lengths Hlr Tannnn 112 Shllllnc 3 to 1 7 to 1 10 nnd 1 to 3 second Sight IM Swain 4 to o 1 to 3 and out 3 Tlnie110 I5 Aiitotnatl Admonltor and Garrett Watts also ran THIRD ruOKr oelareJ off KOIUTH RACEPur e W 1 for thwyfarolds and upward one mile I nrrt onfFUlcenth Lawrence Dilsy IM Shilling 3 to 10 and out won by III neck Martin Doyle 117 Harty 13 to I 6 neond Tims 15335 No other starters FIFTH HACEPursp tm nnldcn I twoy aroldt flv furlongs Lomond 118 V Powers S to 1 J to 1 and 6 to 5 won hy two length Anna L Daly 111 Schlllns 7 to 6 3 to 5 and out eo md Treppe lit Ott 6 to 1 j to 5 and I 3 to third Time lCS Grace GolllnK Ihsvo Jim Parkinson Abtndoned Hai l May St Cotton Sclwlk alko ran I SIXTH RVjCEP e I1M thrfr yearold and upward one nnd one eighth tnll Sihroederi Midway 11 Mnrrland 3 to 1 I to ft and 2 to o won by eighth lenKtlm Petulant 100 IF Burton S to 1 to 2 and oven i ec ond Helen B M Morfjiousc ki to 1 11 to 1 and IS to 1 third Trio LF11 PenUiron Idury Blue lr e Quaqga Dunvcgan nt o ran 350 POUND MAN VANISHES I WITH JEWELERS DIAMONDS PITTSnLRO July 21Th police have Instituted a ceareh for James Hush about fifty urs of ag and welshing 3M pounds who Is alleged to have fuddenly left here with diamond valued at JlWO Kashlonably tttlred and reglfterlng at n prominent hotel Hush ordered a tray of jremi sent io the hotel tram which to mike a Me lion With the diamonds Kueh prac tlfally dl app nrcd before tho Jewclcrj eyei Tastes good as the best thing you ever ate Post Formerly ctllcd Elljilii Miaai Toasties Crisp delicious flakes made from peirly white Corn The Twte Unjters I F kaca two M 10 tnl 15 emti FOlIum Ctrot Cornpiar Ulllilod I null Cmk Uleh I I nKlfN rITT SCORE BY INNINGS Brooklyn 00000000 00 Pittsburg 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 Sr M l to The nienln Worl1 PITTSBlJKV Pa July iM anlAer Donovan Is not iI bit discouraged over the 1081 of yesterdays game stating that no team In the nation could liava beaten Willis nnd lIe Dying Dutch man When one man Is Instrunwntal In scoring six runs like Wagner did citcrdiv it Is out of the nueftlon to defeat the other follow he said First Inning Wagner and Swaclna fettle1 nuroh while Thomacs good catch settled Ma loncy Hunimell hit to Abby and re tired at llril XO ntNS Thimui was thrown out Hummell to Jordan Leath has the honor of new Ing tho tlrst run the Writes have mide oft 1astorlus this season as the South Slda boy has shut out the Pirates twice the only games he has twirled against the Pirates Leachs hit wiu n beauty to deop centre for four bases Clarke fanned but Wanner placed a single lour second Ahby Mood still while the third strike wan called ONE RUN Second Inning Iumley gave Thomas a chance to make a clever running catch In right JortUn was My to Swaclna Sheelmn plaeKl a pretty single over second lx w out Jeifleld to Wagner to Swa clna NO RfVS VII on chased Iumley to the fence but Pudge was there for the catch Swaclna singled to centre Olbson lined Into Mutantys hand Malonpy made a wonderful cilch of I etielt fly to right NO KlNS Third Inning Clarke hfid a long chisc for mtler lly Pastorlus hit to I ineUi and was out at first liurcli funned NO HtNS Thomas out Lewis to Jordan Ieach out tame ivav Clirke filed to Hum mel NO RlNS Fourth Inning Miloncv fanned IltimniHI hit a low lncr to Tionns I tin lev easy Wagner In Ant NO KlNS Sheehan did not move for Warners lIlp hit A Ill fanned Wilson tripled to right Rtirch mme In fn t for awnolnas iluirt lly NO RlVd Fifth Inning 1 A Uv to Swaclm was Jordan flnlh Wigners pretty tltmw to Irs ba t Hheehan IpwlJs fly went to Thomas NO niNS Hitter was under Ullnon foul Lel n ld ilnKlivI to left 1olflild siirprlBcd evory ont by stcahni jeciml Thomas nalkel lf s h singled to entre ind Ing ihe two men ah flcl of him up I big IIiJrlc flted io XNIcnty none moved up Wagner singled ooorlng Lellleld Abby nied to Mlonty ONK RlN Sixth Inning Hitter out Wncnor to Swftolnn Chrke I 04UK1U Pastorluss short flv Fluivh raM th second hit n single to rt i Clarke cuigh Mftloncvs fly NO WX WlUon ln7ed to entrt Swailni sacrificed Pa torii ti Jordan fillisin out Pactirlui to Humnifl to Jordan Ulfleld fiMl to Malonpy NO HlNS Seventh Inning Humi pii lngled PIt third Iumley out leimld to StviclrKi Jonlan fannnl Shpfhin niecl to Wapior NO HUNH Thotnis out on an easy fly to Uenl Ultter was utnler Irfaclif foul rarkn Httrr out Hummell to Jordan NO RUNS Elflhth Inning I wls ritlrM to SttarlnA unasclstPd Hitter out Ioach to Swaclns Paslorlus fanned NO ItlNS I l Ugner out Ftistrirlui to Jordan Abby HIM to Humnifll Wilson out Hummell to Jordan NO HUNS Ninth Inning nurch out Wagner to Swaclna Mn lonry tml Ixach to Swnclna Hummell tiled to Wilson NO RtNS S POTTERPALMER MRS i FLITS BACK HOME I in Stunning Gown Chicago So ciety Leader Come From Eu I rope fo Sons Wedding i Gowned In a bewildering clrcrUt ng Pnrlslan costume of gray whiMi was topped with a big black tlaln borougl hat Mrs Potterlabner Ipidir of Ciil uagos smart et arrived today from Europe on the North German Ilojd tteajncr Kalicr Wllhrim der Grosse Mrs PotterPalmer made the trip ex pressly to attend uie wedding oC her on Potter Jr and MM Pauline Konlsaat daughter of a Cnlcago news paper proprietor which Is set for July After the ceremony h will vIMt lifr other mlrrl l son Honore at hls country place In Mattapolsett on the Mmviohusttt coat After that Mrs Palmer may make a flvlng visit to Chlrago but If her suo clal dutloi nri not tO urgint she will forego tho trip and sali back to Europe 18000000 BOND ISSUE First mortgage four per cent gold bonds to the amount of 1SOX 01 due 1W9 lll shortly be Js uC1 by the Con tral Pacific Company The bonds will be guaranteed by the Southern r I clftc Company i BROOKLYN I 1 PO A E Durch If 0 1 1 0 0 I Maloncv c 0 0 5 0 0 i Hummell b 0 l t I 0 Lumloy rf 0 0 1 0 0 j Jordan Hi 0 0 S 0 0 iShrohan 1 0 1 1 0 0 I Lewis as 0 0 1 2 0 Hitter c 0 0 5 0 0 i Psstorlus p 0 0 0 3 0 I Totals 0 3 21 9 0 IlTTSBUIlo 11 1 ID A E Thomas cf 0 0 4 0 0 I c I Leech Pb 1 2 0 2 0 I Clarke If 0 n 3 0 0 Wagner 3b 0 2 1 6 0 Abbatichlo 2b 0 0 0 2 0 Wilson rf 0 2 1 0 0 Swaclna Ib 0 111 0 0 I Gibson e 0 0 4 0 0 1 Lclfleld p 1 1 0 3 0 I i Totals 2 S 27 13 0 Klrst llase on Ills0c Pastorlus I Ift on RisisPlttsburg 7 Brook lyn 3 rftruck OltBy PalorlUH 3 by Lei i ld 4 Home llunf IMeh 10mI lunrJ I 1 Tle na i Hlt WIU0n Pholin nii Ieifiold I STEAMER A WRECK ON THE PACIFIC COAST I SAN PRANlSSrO Jiilv IlA tele gram received by the Merchants Ex 1 clunge Sere today from the HghthiMisCj i iepr at Point Ionceptlon thirty miles from Santa urhnri states tint the Orman itramor Aniiblu of the Kos i mo Hue vent ashore on San Miguel i Island Monday ant the chances arei I that the steamer and cargo will b a I total los No details of tho accident hiive beoi received TIP ships cargo Is I alucdat 111000 and tiie vessel at about an equal amount I The AnubliiK palled from San Krin I clccu July IS bfind for lliimourx with i full lrl of griln lie carried no I losjensers The Anuiul nd on board eventy ceven pen nn teen of whom were p1HpnrF 80 ml G f R BIS J WKS frR DOG BITf Symptoms of Hydrophobia 1 I Develop Long After I Wound I I i Henry Iuetman ten years of age of II I Nn 151 Cole ctieet Harrison N J s dvliis In the Llty Hospital Jersey City fr1 Mdrophobla IU Is unconscious j Miffei me from ionvusli ns und and hU intlro rlht side is paralyzed Ills ease was declared to hp to 1itc at the Pasteur Institute In Man hattan yesterday The buy WJL playing on a ftrtet In i Ilnrrlson June 2 when a dog oprnnK at i him nnd IIC him I severe wound In tel the rluht eye The boy WAH taken to a doctor vho cauterized the wound I Tro lad went homo and apparently suf forod io III elTecl from the hue ex cept the la erated fice He sivned io bu all right until yeuter dy wlen hr wis selied with convtil i liiii lir J 1 llaiimun pronounced II I U iinc nl hydrciiliohli and the lad wan i hurried t lan alan where Ills ca e I at prummni r liupeless I ARRESTED WHILE TRYING i TO SAVE CASH AND GEMS Geron Cnrlinjer Couldnt Make I I Policemen Understand They Were I in Hurning House IIke the king In tho rhyme Gcron I Cirllnger was sitting In his counting house iomuing out his money on the I I second lloir of the tenement at No 3SAS Has One Utimlrei and Third street today when the lire engine I clnttereil UP The lire was In the house and I Iiirllnger owns It he was naturallv In teresteil In seeing how bad a blue It was I Ins not till he had got out on1 the street that he r 311ed that he had lef the family Jewel worth VO andi url In cash on the table In hlj apirl I It was then too late for him to get thI I itut tli police didnt understand the I Jut nld mans nncnlsli ind he was nr trstfil rlr dlsonlerlv conduct and vlol iuion Ir the nmlnolsp ordinance nnl I enl to tin Harlem Court wher I ihrnUEi Jn intcrnrettr hi cnl jtirv was told Ilv this time the lire wai out and the ruin were dUI Uiroiifri I for the l t treasures of the landlord c UNIQUE DEMONSTRATION i OF EXTRA VALUE IN Men Suits at 1659 SiV 1 YoU The ChandlerStone salesroom for choice ready fcrservice clothes is brcommg a famous down I town institution The style the cutthe cloths are distinctive made bv the best maker on earth ALL garments shown in cases on hcn crs I to give at once the true effect and fitting quality This offering comprises our 25 to J35 suits i I mostly foreign cloths comparable with those 16 50 sold elsewhere at f40 to 50 For demonstration CbanblerStone Co l Clothes that lit Ittuht OppoI 177 Broadway nbol I One Story Higher Dollars Lower II SPECIAL FOR TODAY THE 21ST SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW THE 22ND I 100 JIAIMO VAIJrT olsra S IOUND rilKAM KISSES 10 10 1 PKHSIAN CltKAMED IK 19o SlaIIFSI cmUI I m DATES POUND IOC cUtJIS SPECIAL Al SOHTKD CIIOCO in 11tS I O Oln1 1orSI i IATKS klndi rOlTND ISiC 1nrl Iloir ttore pen erery erenliK until ll neloek nord itreet and Cortlandt Htreet fur oprn Sulnrilar erenlnn until 11 oclock WE DELIVER FREE fillUHASKS K OXK KOIUVK ANO 54BAHCUYST Kvlil HrWKKS ItATTKHV AM Cor We Pwix lUril nlu nil Uroohyn STHKKII UrkJI rVnVr We Uellior 1 ni HI puuntU 29CORTLANDT31 J 11111 to point j In Manhattan ahne j CorChurthSt So ninth Pt Jobokrl and U Jr Candles iy City fr Stor PAHKROWtNASSAH ur outuftuwn cmtomcn arefu ly q AlOly Hall PArk Sfkfil and hlpp d frum our ipsoal mal order ipp lon I I I m Ir The SemiAnnual Clearance Sale I I I Ii Me Reduced muis 1175 15 18 20 22 No rule in this establishment is more rigidly enforced than II the one compelling the disposition of all merchandise during I the season in which i is made No reduction is sufficient i I unless it attains the desired end For this reason New York has never witnessed as great a sale in point of valuegiving as our present 1175 sale The finest grades of suits arc 111 I involved suits that represent the i ighest development in i II I the tailoring world i II WM VOGEL SON Broadway i Houslon St Iii I il I I I l f LYDIA E PINKHAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND i j I t I 1I I C LYDIA E PINKH No other medicine for Womans ills in the world has receive such widespread and unqualified endorsement ment as his Lydia L 1inkhams Vegetable Compound made from native rots and herb No other medicine has such a record of success for womens dis eases or such hosts of grateful friends as has Lydia b Pinkhams Vegetable Compound For more than 3o years it has been the standard remedy for femi nine ills Inflammatinnllceration and consequent Spinal Weakness It has relieved more cases of Backache and Local Weaknesses than any other one remedy It dis solve and expels tumors in an early stage of development Irregularities md periodic pains Weakness of the Stomach Indiges tion Boating Nervous Prostration w Headache General Debility quickly yield to i also deranged organs causing pain dragging sensations and backache Under all circumstances crcum stances i acts in harmony with the female system It removes that wearing feeling extreme lassitude dont care and wanttobeleftalone feeling ex citability irritability nervousness diz ziness faintness sleeplessness flat ulency melancholy or the blues These are indications of Feminine disorders which this medicine over comes as well as slight derangement of the Kidneys of either sex Women who are sick and want to get well should refuse to accept any substitute for Iydia K Pink hams Vegetable Compound Frank Brothers 3d Ave at 58th St SHOE SALE 7 Shoes and Oxfords 5 95 7 3 reduced to Jt 3d Avenue Store Only WALL TENTS 8 02 duck complete polei and pint 1 ft s T ft ffiUO 7 ft x at C U18 OH C x 11 t 838 TVnli Trode to order any liz any nyle YACHT AND MOTOR BOAT SUPPLIES BOATS CAMP OUTFITS J 0 Foot Yacht Tender 2475 1 gc W L DOUGLAS 350 SHOES US Atrialwillconvince you tat WLDoug lu 350 shoe are th bestintheworld Stoni In Ortattr Hiw York u Iroldwa cor FTomril TU nroadw or III St Ml nroi tn T ror Hill ft lit dal iw Mtli ft IIITlll llroulirity tor 41it 01 Mxuu ltril I Tlilnl Artiwe nw riilnlAyror Mth i remit he IMlilh r mrSit I IlfJW Yl I lurKhlli Ateniif 1llrOdwl i i rrU itrimrk AT jI lln el C PnrL I will m liioui BtretUJI Jnha A1 cm T4IhAllull I cnrJt DIED FHANKMXSudiltnly MV rUIUP FHAN1C Funeral 9 A M tomorrftw from Ij chapel of Charln jlenMlct 150 W I tery nth I Intermtt plot luth ran cem THE I FINAL EDITION OF THE EVENING WORLD CONTAINS COMPLETE CHART OF THE FAI AND BAUIALL SCORIl

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L I THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY JULY 21 1908 3 I I O WOMEN UNDER BAIL I i Of 5iOOOA H fO r PlOT IN GOUlU SUIT I I Wife OfTheatrical Manager Ben Teal Julia Fleming and Detective I Mousley Held for Trial on Charge of Conspiracy I j I I Mrs Ben Teal wife of the noted stage manager who is now on the j staff of Charles Frohman Julia Fleming her seamstress and companion and Harry S Mousley a private detective were held in 5000 bail each by Magistrate Corrigan in Centre Street Court this afternoon on the charge of attempting to bribe a witness to give false testimony against Frank Jay Gould in the divorce suit instituted by his wife Helen I Kelly Gould The offense is a felony and the penalty on conviction is from one to five years imprisonment 1 Mabel lacCa u lan a little slip of a1 I milliners apprentice eighteen years i j old Is the witness whom the prisoners It are accused of trying to bribe She ft weirs that the trio coached her tn nnd J persuaded her to swear to a story to the effect that she saw Frank lay I Oould leaving the bedroom of Bessie A De Voe a dancer ant notress In the j Olenmore Apartment Klfiyfllth street I J and Seventh avenue on a morning In 1 lut March Put Under Arrest The MffCauslan sir swears that she J ItreM to sign an affidavit nnd commit perjury but wa nil the time In com t munlcatlon with Mends and tho DIs Ii trIctAttorneys office Ax soon as her lgnatur wa alflxcj to tho Incrlmlnat I I In docum nt In Mrs Toils ipartment yesterdav tvenne Ijeut Itavons of the DistrictAltnrniys stafT nliced Mrs Teal Mlfs Klinlnz uml MoUlev tirir arrest Mrs Teil was rcprenited In the pre liminary hearIng before Mncltrata Cor rlgsn this afternoon hv lawyers Oeorgs lyeventrltl and Martin Xatnlove Ed ward fnrpell reposentrd Mice Klemlnif ftnd I itvvor nrdoxi tfpietened Mnu Tlt UMII liiwjrts pmteMed aeant the hlch lull bi the Magistrate al I loivrd It to stinj I Mousley seoureil hnll jtit before the clse of pnurt Illi bon was lgneil hy I avld Mlllor of No 4 3 West Forty t third treet who save ns eiirltv a I I incuse worth h 201 At the request of INVALID SAYS COOPER HAS j MADEHER OVERI r I 1 Strong Statement by New I York Woman in Favor of 1 Westerners Medicine The following statement was given for q ti publication by Mrs Margaret lialtz of r No 8 Manhattan avenue who has been an Invalid for some time and has ro I cently become a firm believer In L T I Cooper and the medicine he Is now In troducing In New York I Mrs Bait said For ten years I have I been a constant nufferer from kidney liver and spinal trouble 1 also have i been afflicted with gastric Indigestion and nervousness II I have tocen treated by many phy j t slclans halo been In several hospitals i but all to no purpose I had finally be I come convinced that nothing could be I F done for mo and expected to be an Invalid I valid all the rest of my life I I I was In a deplorable condition I i WIS so run down and weak that I have fainted on tho street several times I I could eat next to nothing nnd when I did eat would be troubled a long time afterward with gas on the stomach I I wa a bundle of nerves to such an ex tent that my spine was affected I had i kidney trouble which caused me a dull I 1 pain In the lower part of the back which never left me It Is Impossible to f tell how terribly I have suffered My i whole system seemed to be out of l order For the past two years In ad l rtlllon to my other troubles I have had i muscular rheumatism which canted me treat pain at times I Two months ago I had a tak with i a friend who told ma of thli Mr i Cooper and his medicine Tho next dal I aw him and got his New Discovery an It Is called I have taken It steadily since and It has made life worth living for me onco more i I After taking the medicine n week t no longer had Indigestion or gas on the tomach and my appetite was much helter Then the rheumatism left ma I nnd finally nervousness and my kidney I j troublo began to disappear i I I am now an altogether different i woman I am much stronger and anr cnn pend the day downtown without com i 1 Ing home ready to drop In my tracks I I from weakness I eat heartily sleep i J much better end teem to be In the best nf health It Is actually ni though Ij t had beer mall over by this wonderful r I Ikt medicine nnd I am more grateful than I I can ever state ii Cooper or his assistants are meeting 4 the public at the Rlker store Sixth I venue nnd Twentythird street for 1 the purpov of explaining the medicine j which has made such a remarkable record throughout tho West The prep I I aration has been put on sale at all tiInNeTork s It I Mr Lcventrltt Magistrate Corrigan con sente to remain In the vicinity of the I Criminal Courts HulMi s until at mInute aflowaWo by law In order to take hall for Mrs Teal I At 4 ft oclock Itn Tf U wiho had I reached tho court n fov minute before said ie had wrciired a bondsman for his wHo but there was delay In getting the bond ready and Mrs Teal and Msi i Flimlng were taken to tw Tombs and i turned over to the matron Mrs Teal will be roleaMd on hall In the Night Police Court but late IhU afternoon It appeared thAt Miss Fleming would hale I to remain In the Tombs over night Thu case wU be called for n full exam ination TYtlav afternoon at 2 oclock i Miss MacCauslans S ory I Miss MauCauilan In her statement i sworn to hefore the DistrictAttorney i says that on July 16 she went to the apartment of Mr Teal for whom she hail been working and found Mri Teal and Miss Fleming there Mrs Teal asked her If dho wanted to make some nmnnv and she roulled In the affirm ative Irs Teal said continues the affl divif Now you do exflctlv as I say You know I HUblet mv apartment In the Olenmore to Miss Beislo De Voo Mrs GoiildMn Frank GouldIs suing her huKlnnri for divorce and Mr Gould has been calling on Miss Dn Voe The stronger the evidence ngilnst Mr Gould la the more alimony Mrs Oould will I get You have been to my apartment 1 In the Glemmore and you know Just how It Is arranged Toy are Just the me we want Miss MacCauslan In her affidavit then relates further conversations In which Mrs Teal and Miss Fleming took pMt Stripped of legal Interpolations the af fidavit goes on Mis Fleming said she had never been at the Glenmore and knew nothing about the apartment Mr T al fad she never saw Mr Gould Miss Fltm1 InS then gave me a full description all Mr Gould Promised Good Pay I Mrs Teal Mid that I should make an affidavit and testify before the referee that while I was In the Glenmore I saw Mr Gould come out of the bedroom occupied by MISs De Voe She raid I would be paid WX In cash and sent to the country and given an allowance un til It was time for me to appear lnfora the referee She said they vould pay 1111 J1CO down when I signed he af fidavit I refused to swear to a He ti nil the y I both urged me to change iiynnd Miss Fleming said to Mrs Teal Well It she wont do It you have1 some ono else who will Mrs Teal tald that was true On or about Julv IT I called nt Mrs Teals nnartnmnt aciiln and pretended I I hid changed mv mind about signing the fi flit tsIt Miss Fleming was there I and she irive me another minute de scrnlon of the appearance of Mr j Gould They arranged that twas to tiPtify that I saw him leave MIss D Voes room some time In March nnd said I wis to dye the affidavit to Mr St nlev s detective On July IS In the mornlni I tele phone Mrs TVal anti told her I could not caJI as I had nromlsod She urged me to come If only for a minute I went to her apartment and she was I there with tho man who was Introduced itc me us Mr SUnlov but whom I know was Harv Mouslev Mr Mousley hid In ble hand a sheet of vellow Paper covered wltht writing and from that sheet ho read questions to me Hn asied me to describe Mr Gould and I de scrlbe1 him an ftae Flemlnc had told me He asked mo If I knew now Mr Gould walked and I said No rhon he cave nn Imltntlon of how Mr Gould walks TI nnk l me If Mr Gould had a moistarie aml when I said I didnt 1 now he 111 to Mr Ttvil I heard he liu a deck mustaohe Frank Goulds Mustache Mrs Teal paid We will have to nnd If In wore a mustache In Manh Mr Mouslev said Yes we will have to nnd tat out Mr Tool asked Mr Mouiley what I was to lei and hn raid MO or maybe lilOOfl Mr Mousley was to met me that night nt mv home No TO3 ot Eleventh street end lap me to dinner hut I left n note nn mv door laylnz I nil ron to White Plains I went to Mr TeAl Monday and Mr Monster wni there He nald he had gone 10 Mrs fkiulda lawyers end showed them the am davit I was to Men nnd that all that was nlC esjiry wan for mo to alflx toy signature to the paper Then ho xhmvrd fin n phutograph and saul Here 14 a picture II Frank Gould MlM Fleming said That dont look like him I taw n much better picture of him In Tho World the other day Mr ilouiley told me that whtn I came S o J I Principals in Divorce Suit Dancer Who Is Mentioned and Two Accused Women f it lV Y I f V t I 1 to t 44 I j 1 i fl rf 1 1 t 1 1 i I Ito i Ace i t I II e I y I I i I 4 C 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to b rl C J i r 4i lo 4u rt1 fr 43y7M I i if JULIA TLEMING L7 I I to testify I would probably be shown a lot or pictures which I wouldnt know were pictures of Mr Gould or not but I I must remember the one he was show Ing me and I must say that I hess It was a picture of Mr Gould by his eyes I and cars Miss Fleming said tho pic ture was good of his ees and ears Read Statement to Her Mr Mousley read me the statement In which I was to swear that I went to Miss De Voss apartment to do some work about 11 oclock In the morning and was admitted to the parlor by a colored miitd That I was wliera I could see the door of Miss De Voes bedroom and toot while I watched Mr i Gould stepped out In his trousers and shirt and went tn the bathroom where ho remi nej a few xulnutos and then I went back to the bedroom That I heard a man and a woman talking In the bedroom for threequarters of an hour and that I knew Mr Gould well by sight Thy had a long talk about whn I hould say pointed out Mr Gould to me so I could know him by sight It s flnnllv agreed that If I was asked chat question I should say Miss Flem ing pointed him out it refused to sign the affidavit nt first fiijiiK I wanted the money down Mr Mousley finally said he couldnt get the money until he showed the signed ntlldiult to Mrs Goulds law yers I signed the affidavit but I didnt sweat to It Mrs Teal told me I must never say I signed It In her home but murt say I lgned It at my own liousi dIes iMncCnUJan ava that IoM the proposition to perjure herself was first made she went to 11 F Katz of Nn ISO Broadwpy a lawyer of her nc qualntance and tcld hIm about It lie ndlhp1 her to vo liircuifh with the bar gln fr enough to secure the arrest of the trio of cunnplralor and ho noted thereafter under his direction Lawyer Not Blamed When Mrs Gould first brought milt against her husland for divorce she re lamed ai counsel II L Sprawl of the firm of Stetson Jennings Ilu aK one of the leading practitioners at the Now York bar Mr Sprague empbvd Mout le AS a detective to secure evidence It 18 not charged or suspected tint Mr Sprague took any further part In what has been revealed concerning Mouilcys opero tin nit To g t II full understanding of what the conspiracy charges embrace It Is necessary to explain the relations ex isting between the accused person Mrs Tfll In the first place has been the employer of Miss Fleming and tile Mac Causlan girl I The Teals Up to about four months ago lived at the Glenmore apartments i Fiftyfifth street and Seventh avenu They moved to the Wyoming across the i street and sublet their apartment In I the Olcnmora upon which they held a I lease to Bessie Da Voe a very pretty and vivacious dancer Miss De Voe and the Teals wer close friends 1 Miss Fleming the seamstress was practically a member of the Teil family i serving not only In her profc ioinl ev i pnclty but at times as a oinpipM t i Mrs Teal The lacCau lan girt since last spring has been at Airs TiMlJ apartment almost dally remortclMnj and i trimming hats and assisting Miss Klein Ins with tlw sewing i Detective In the Case Moimley whoso homo Is at No 717 1 nc llrooklyn Is aid to have Sterling pnce I bean n friend of Miss Flcmnlg before he 1 was call into the Gould case Samt about this out It Is rertnln 1 doubt exIsts i that he became acquainted with Mrs Teal and tho MacCausUn girl In the i course of his work as n Decker after evl Luc ngalutt Frank Gould i Mrs Teal married about two years entod her stage alto and recently pronetitod I maiuvnr husband with a rhlld oho Is still weak from the effects of her ill ness unit In consideration of her po Illon she was ulHmnl to remain n her I Apartment nt the Wyoming nil n sUt irtardcd hv Uout Iettr lleery of t e DliUlctAttomeyi offlc lie dU not BESSIE Ii fl 7j jJ eW 4 MRS GOULD U I place her under arrest until this morn hog Mrs Teal with the consent of her counsel Martin Zatulove of No W Broadway made a statement to in Evonlng World reporter pluvious to me nih c Centre Street loll e Court hearing ri I looked weak and 111 and was half 10 sterlcal Her maid Christie Wood was contlnualv at her side Mabel MacCiuslan said Mrs Teal came o me with letters from people I used to know In St Paul lInn She said she was a milliners apnrcnie I and asUed me for employment taking care ot my hats and doing unimportant i sue I seanistrtss work 1 should suy ante to lIIe about four months ago and I have employed her off und ou ever 8Inc Sne has a sister In Hloomlngdalo Asylum and Is erratic herself I am convinced that mime cunn ig person has used her as a tool In this matter 1 defy Mabel Maclauslan or my1 oily lKe to show a paper Incriminating me Neither my husjand nor myself Knows Frank Gould or his wife I could have nu pos sible Interest m entering nto a conspir acy tu discredit Mr llould or help Mrs Gould I sublet my apartment In the lieu more to Bessie Do Voo wlion m hits band and I were going to Europe As for Bele I know nothing but good about her I have never heard 1 word against her reputation I ilo not know Do you recall mndame put in the I lilITHR THAN GOLD rood That Itiliillldi Unity and llruln I I owe a debt of gratitude to Grape Nuts writes a W Va young lady and I am glad of this opportunity to pay a little Interest on it although the debt Itself I can never hope to remove A few years ago I broke down from overwork and Improper food I was then in a preparatory school and my fondest wish was to enter college the following year But about the middle of the term my health failed and lIlY brain re fused to grapple with tho subjects presented to It Finally my eyesight giving way I was taken from the school and sent to my grandmothers in the country with orders not to open a book while I was there The dear old lady tried every way to console and nurse me back to health but It looked like failure until the day she brought back from town a box which had Its contents been pure gold would have been of less value to mo than the little golden brown granules which It actually con tained I did not earn about being experi mented on at first but that was be fore I had tasted GrapeNuts with Grandmas rich Jersey cream Oh It was too good to stop cat lug And I never have stopped for I still have Grape uts for breakfast In the course of a tow weeks I was back at school again my health so entirely restored that I was almost a new girl I am now In my junior yoar nt college president of my class and ex pect to take an A M degree next year My good health has continued nnd my eyes having been strengthened by the general buildup of my whole body enable mo to study alii wish Theres a Reason Name given by Postum Co Dattle Creek Mich Head The lload to WElh1I In pkps I l er rrurt llc nIss5 Irlllr 1 niMT one appear trout II nip to time IliO nre ctnulnr troo Unit tall of Uui nn Inc r t FRANK GOULD mad that label threatened you a short time ago That is true ocreed Mrs Teal Mabel threatened me and tor a thou I was In fear ut my life for hs is r ratio Previous to tho court hetulng Mous let who had teen locked uii all niglit In Police Headquarter was photo graphed and meawrod for the Itogiies Gallerv He refused to make ally Htat In lIt until nffr he hid consulted cotili i that she knows Frank Gould eel Mousley Miss llemlnif Mabel Ma Calis Inn nnd Mrs Teal ill reaeheit t he Criminal Courts 11 11I1 11 nil about the iimo time but were kept III tepiraio rooms until the hearing wn called Thev were examined In turn hy As qietr lIt DlstrlitAttornev Hurt niho worked uo tho CMU and is In oharitf of It Gould Away on Yacht When the arrests were being made for the all fr1 coniplrjcy Krmk Gould waa fill lilt jiicht ihn Ilelenlta crulalrig with n dlJtlngulslied party of guests who had tomlnl the va cut yesterday afternoon at the VBIV York Yacht Club float font of Hast Twentythird street Mrs ionic has been spending the summer with her children near Grren POVERTY FORCES HER TO blV UP iI I GRANDCHILD I Aged Mary Decker Struggles I Long to Provide Home for Little Fellov Mary Decknr sdviiitynoven years old went to the I hi hi ious Court today to tibk that a honn bo found for her little gnindchlld Sylvimvr Killer six yean of age The iK e1 ftonuin related a story of privation nnd s Ii ltd IIII but It was only li iileullng for chief for tlw child that sit told of IIIr un distress The fluid his hat almost nothing to cat for the last three months Mall Mis lUvker Tie father tiled four years ato and slicl tlieii I hive tried I to provide for Silvester I siKuueded In ilums so until a bccime III hut since then Ice have ouffeied nlinost constant ly from hunger I sold nil the furni ture for 2 The man who bought It knew we were in ullO roes and had to take what he offered I shouldnt ivies come hero she said apologetically but I concluded hat It wns mv duty to the child to Ii nil a better twO a than I was able to give him Please dont tell him that you are going to send him away It outs not until Svhvstei was led luu bv the InllllT of tho cjurt to 1m fet to I In Intltiillon of Mercy nt Tarrytown N V that Mrs Decker 111C ivnv to her emotion n r wloh It was said there today tint his was away on a visit The troutjlei of the Imilds got Intn I the courts In June A few wltneves have teen uxatnlned liy Kdward 0 Whttnker who was appointed referee It has been repotted that part of the evidence Against Mr Gould would con cern his actions during a yachting trip to Nova Scotia Bessie De Voe Popular nesile He Voc wlio aiccordltiR to tho MaoOiuslan girlH tale was plfhed by the conspirators to ilgure ns the Gould corfSiaiuliiit has innny friends In thu how builnesi and IH a fnvorlte with 1 o pulilli1 II name In private life is Hessle Van Doran and her mother 1IVM lUll 1 v lundsuma esut at HuuiistetJ i I J I i Rosale lie VOP first gained renown as a dancer ami u liadlng figure In musical extravaganza In Klan Krlangers I production of IlUicboard Jr From I that production she waR transferred to Uros sliowa where she was i lie Hog rs a hit nci to tin stars Uint season she I was with The Dairymaids Who nJt held In New York by her professional engagements Miss Do Voe lives at 1 Hempstead with her mother She Is well known to the members of Hie fash ionable Hempstead colony 1 Considerable mystery surrounds the I antecedents of Mrs Teal At the time I of her marriage which took place in i Boston few In the theatrical profession 1 oould be found who know her Her stage name Is said tn have been I Margaret Husby She did not t1ure prominently In local ttlgtJ affairs pre vious to her marriage although she Is reported to have hell In the chorus of lroo ivay productions and she lived here for a considerable period before ihe met Hen Teal Her former horns was In St Paul lInn At the tlne of her marriage to Ben Teal It was stated that olio was formerly the wife of Itio private secretary to James J HIII the railroad magnate I ST IAtL July 21Mrs Hen Toal at one time lived In this city where I aim WaS known as Mrs Eleanor Toonwy wife of frank t Toomey a former cecretnry of Jimes J Hill botit tlireo years ago she brought a bronchi of promlso suit for plooo agaliiat Dr Joseph W Hottlngen Tho trial was one of the most sensational Ivor heard In the Ramsey County Dis trict Court Mrs Toomey lost the suit The breach of promlso suit was drought after the divorce of Mr and MM1 Toomev Mrs Toomey alleged ilmt Dr Hettlngftn had promised to her as soon as the divorce was I marry I secured WIFE OF BANKER ANORES GOES TO BLOOM INGOALE Justice lrlanger Orders Her Removal From Dr Parkers Sanitarium Justice Erhmrcr In the Ruprems Court today Issued an order illructbc Referee Charles llulkeley lluliball to pioceed with the work of taklnc testi mony In regard to charges preferred I against Constant A Andrews on Ln op plluttlon to have him removed nt Lout nilttee of his wife Mrs Illuncha L Amlrcws Mrs Andrews has for tome time been nn Inmate of Dr tlavlus Parkers nanllnrlum The order of reference was vacated hy the Supremo Court subsequent to Mr Hubbells appointment but on ap peal to tho Appellate Division tint tribunal reinstated the order of refer ence Mr Andrews pressed for thu hearing 01 thin merits of the motion for his removal but the reasons fisalatiid liy him were nut deemed sutllcljut by Jtutlce llrlanger who sai The charges are of II serious char acter anil tho applicant asks to be re I lieved from tho odium attached thereto I no thuG he can take Immediate per coral charge of his afflicted wife I which he Is now because of snld I charges prohibited from doing Ills I application Is a reasonable cite If tnilltv the snoner It Is known the bet i tor for all Duties concerned hut the aamn reason exists If he Is Innocent Justice nrlanrter In another decision upon u motion to eimve Mrs Andrews I from Dr Parkers sanitarium directi Ithnt she he placed In Ifloomlnsdnle Asy limn tiemlln the delermlrntlon of the I referees hearing of thtu charges against her igetanth herMr Andrews Is president of tha Ililted States livings Hank John E Hoosevpll a brother of Mrs Andrews and there has boon bitter lltlcatlon be tween them as to tho management of Chit property of Mrs Andrews Cornelius J Sullivan wan appointed jpeclal guardian for Mrs Andrews In proceedings In which Mr Hoorovelt was removed as eommlttee of her properlv but reinstated by the Appel late Division I SILK LISLE I SOCKS I I That dont wear through I Guaranteed for 6 months I Should they wear through 11 I new pair FREE lall blackS SU I In f onao grays no smatter IoU A tOOt pdrs In tier IfII I hews la months It nW pair a I Sold OIii 110 Urea I h1U IlltOS In Manhattan ave Unit lO F Uth It war 211 6th II W L31NIE1 It CO In rooklvn It 600 11th nan 4BT sn4 TO Fulton and mil nrMWL1 PPWNHEIMC LLIN West 34th Street Before Inventory Final Clearance Sale Womens and Misses Suits Gowns 0utergarments Waists Skirts Millinery and Childrens Dresses Will Be Closed Out Regardless of Cost 3500 Lingerie Gowns Reduced to 1500 52500 Linen Tailored Suits 1000 2000 Silk and Pongee Jumper Dresses 5 1200 51010 Linen Jumper Dresses I 295 JcOOO Imported Braid Coats II II 500 400 Girls Summer Wash Dresses It ii 150 I I 200 400 Lingerie Waists 3500 Tailored Suits TIopical Materials II II 1500 I 1 II 2000 5000 Tailored Suits 5700 Linen and Repp Wall iig Skirts I II 390 900 Walking Skirts of orilliantine II 590 1500 Tafeta Silk alking Skirts I II 975 The Entire Stock of Outer Garments Consisting of Linen pd Pongc i ravelling Coats Silk and Satin Coats Kvcnin Cot and Capc T Urea Iv RJucd Proc Special 3500 Imparted U hic LUCJ Cjt tZJud to I 500 wt 1100 GH EtprIiisOi Vheetsbti J T C RATS The Old Reliable That I Never Foil ISc 2Sc 7Sc Boxes at Druggists Rough on Roaches TIMB AM MOSKY WAHTKI 1I1YUIQ CIIKAl LOW VIIICKI IOWUEM TillS POWDER WILL DO THE WORK The Powder 15c and 25c Cans ll markablv effective agaInst Cock ItMcliu llMtlei Water Bum 4c THE LIQUID Not only kill iho bugs but ilwtrni UM cc and prevents their hatchlaf Spout 11110 li 1lnt trie X Gill runt 11I1t I i llnl iSle n ioo At JlngJrlst llrnrrrn t FurnIture Store fIROUGH ON BED BUGS ItmiKh on Hfl flute rOWPEIl very At clilcclly fffpctue clennlv to use I twill opplluil with n 1 nnn pnwdpr gull 200 THE LIQUID Sot only Ullli the bugs but destroy the ere nnll pr vcnla their hatching I I Spout Cun ti Ilnt tan 1 tint ton lnO 1 Vint Ulo B 000 At nni Kl t lrnrer or Tniillnr RtnrM Rough on Fleas The Powder Kills Fins on i7 3 Dogs Gals and Other Animali The Liquid may bt found till lor hoaitholcl an 25c at Druggists or by Mill ROUGH OttI HHN LICE The 13UKT for application I the leathers and body of tho Hen In Cam I Sc The POWDER for placing In the bottom of tho cleats In LarK Cans 25c Y The LIQUID to be diluted Suit applied to Hen Houm and Cuopi I pi Cai 2Sc 1 nat Cam trio 3 tat ran l1nn At Druggists c neil fnuntry Stori 111i nJlllS Chemlit Jersey CltyNJ OrIginator ul ltnughln rrepirntloni Itcware of Imllulluni or Suhtltutes I 1 I Duplicate Glasses a Vacation Need I The enjoyment of your vacation may easily he marred or totally I spoiled by the breaking of your I glasses UNLESS you are pro I I vided wjth a duplicate pair Bring your glasses to us NOW I We can duplicate them EXACTLY without the original prescription W1J OPKHATB TWO FACTORIES Quick ami Accurate Repairing 3 ECISQfl4 Oculist unit Oiitlctnni I 50 Venri ill Practice 350 Sixth Avenue 1274 Uroadway Helrw id St lielow Ml St I 101 Nassau St 217 Broadway Near Ann St Aster Home Illock I 223 Sixth Avenue near 15th St i The Only Company of Its Kind In the World VOUIl OU TI1UNK or 1UGGAGE i MADK iMI AS XKV 1 I 1 I TRUNKS BAGS Etc Ltel1J llomlil Hold Kichaniced and Mude to Order nitirit EMERGENCY i1l 1 I Baggage Repair 2S 11 14th St nr llnnr I UnIon Sq W New beds Druinmrr Sample Facto lama ril loads Ac Extraordinary Specials TRUNKS CASES sour Herclei IfMK 398 Leather 21R lorn Dreis nlli Ins Kllte Ol in no Theafl IIIII it 08 Hnrllsh 4HK 4U1 Hlenmer iilM inin Ileilowi 4D1 1250 OciuJ pat 7li 3DS Rattan 180 BAGS Short trip IV tine KlSO tc 1010 Iarher Sl tI 111111 Enellsli high 8111 I1IlItI Wnnlrnhe nnil Thralrlrnl Trunk CiiinmcTrlnl rrunk nnd Cass ritleil CUM s nIl flrlT T rjtT oTorir tv VIW VORK THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS flaeguse lepalr railed for and Pelleted u LOOH FOR TIIEJ Emergency Cos Signs One lIner from Inlon Hn Wet on 14th St StiNt FOB llOOKIrr Open Every Evening Until 9 oclock 0 ulll be allotted on pre en 1 0 I lotion uf thIs adiertlt Ofi In inrnt in any ankle pus I v hiird fur cii li I lit week We lay rrelqhl nnd II It Fort Grand Rnpils Furniture riO 0 a t iitnllifi tflOr Write tat Our L tom hK UlllhOII Catalog tJ at WUU Mnlleil Free b urthlyn rut IIOfhKHlhlIXO HOIITII 00 a fli 75 Worlh 750 Down 150Week 110 II 1000 ii 200 II ISO II 1500 223 II I 200 II 2000 ii 250 II 3CO II 3000 It 350 n Onr Term thOu In lo SrI fork C S nun ennritrit rTONlGHT to r flrttt l World Wants Work Wonders I P1fM 4

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n fl fit i iHW JBVBNINU WORLD TUESD A Y J ULY 21 1908 I i f FORTH VICTIMS OF BAD TROLLEY SMASH i Crowded Cars Speeding at 40 Mile Clip Near Chicago Smashed r CHICAGO July lFort persons ae Injured today In a collision be t tw gn two Aurora Elgin and Chicago f Jujtrlc can at Lovedalo tour miles t Perth of Aurora Some of the Injured J may die The collision occurred when tilt coaches were each running at a i VMd Mtbmted at forty mile an hour and both were smashed t VMiengeti among whom were nearly t flfty women were Jammed through win dow and tossed to the tide ot the racks several feet away Just after the wreck occurred the cars aught are from the trolley and began tmouMer but the uninjured passen cert loon put out the blaze and carried U1t Injured to places of safety At the eerie of the accident the CArs ruo on a tingle track and It Is claimed i tl motorman of one of UTe cars was supposed to stop on a switch and wait I ior the other He tailed to do this and I i th oollllon resulted Each of the can lc rrie J from eighty to 100 passengers The motormen escaped by Jumping I I MAILERS ON AN OUTING r mptoyeea of The World In Special f Car Off for North Bench It t EJilJt1 strong with a brass band In i e special trolley decorated with stream i I I I era for the occasion the employ M of the mailing department of The World started from the Pulitzer Building this morning for their fourth annual outing which Is being held al Stolzkjs Ulve Jere Park North Ueach Long Island Capt Peter Ward Is In onarge and the committee on arrangements It Daniel Corcoran James Gordon John Ackron John Brow and William Trim I II I mJ i mJThe The mailers are out for a good time and mean to have It Their departure attracted much attention at the bridge entrance I p t i They Will Not Slip I tilt or pinch your nose if your eyeglasses are fitted with Harris Suction Clips They mike eyeglass wearing a pleasurenot a worry Fitted to your glasses for 35 cents bow ONLY AT OUR FIVE STORKS 11UUis I oculars AND OPTICIANS 54 Eat 23rd Street near Fourth Ar I 64 West 125th Street not Lcoox Are I 442 Columbus Avenue Slit and 82dSu 76 Nassau Street neat John Street I 489 Fulton Street BROOKLYN I Otvonl Abraham h Sou I I r 1 The fyV m 313 and 15 I Leading 1 Hats l Specialty A T iM b Special House 5WrM tor 5 Will Close Out This Week i The balance of entire stock of Tailored i Linen Suits and Linen Jumper Suits at i I H 1200 Summer Dresses I White Lingeries and Colored Lingeries in 9 75 great variety t i REGULARLY SOLD AT 1050 AND 1800 Satin Foulards n Ih Striped Tnffetas z 1 0 50 i find Jumper Dresses p I REGULARLY SOLD AT 51800 Striped Plain and Silk Fancy Voiles Taffetas 51 1950 French Satin Foulards t REGULARLY SOLD AT 3000 IMPORTANT SALE 1200 Lingerie Waists t Odd lots broken lines and sizes Over 75 styleswhite and colors I Prices ranging from 35 to 750 a MARKED TO CLOSE I 1 i 200 t MidSummer Sale x Muslin Underwear Dept Everything in Lingerie No Better Values in New York City Drawers 50 95 115 150 Corset Covers 50 95 125 150 i Chemise 110 135 175 250 I I Night Gowns 125 15j 225 295 i Petticoats 125 225 295 375 Ir Combmatons 150 195 250 375 is ALSO I ALSOVery special values In Negligees Japanese Sill Kimonos Heather bloom Skirts and Silk Petticoats I i 1000 White Linen Skirts j FOUl NEW MODELS Pure Irish Linen made in our own workrooms 585 C oJU will be offered nt Real Value 1230 ti JOHN FORSYTHE Broaciway and Eighteenth Street term Brotlier TYU i 5 iI For Tomorrow Wednesday I I Exceptional Values in Womens and Mens I Imported Hosiery Womens Fine Gauze Lisle Thread Hcse I I t LtIisle and tan shades In white black tie e 1 n 140 double soles and garter tops Pair 25c Half Do W Womens Mercerized Hose in tin and black I I and Plain White Gaiii Lisle double soles Pr 3fjc Half Do 390 i Womens Extra Fine Mercerized Ingrain Black Lisle and Black Lace Work Lisle Thread Hose pair 39c aifDo 225 Mens Plain or Mercerized and and i Embroidered Lisle Thread Half Lose ie la blj k and colors of extra line quality Pr 25c 1 140 West Twentythird Street iI c t 1 1 GreenHut For Your Comfort and Convenience Amid the quiet restful surroundings of our an d Reception and Lounging Roomthe coolest spot in New Yorkhot or iced tea is served through Company out the day without charge Take the side eleva ompany tors to the fourth floor Dry Goods We are winding up the July Clearance Sale with an array of values which are unprecedented in sales of this kind in New York You dont have to take that statement for grantedthe proof is right here all this week Make sure that you get your share of these valueful sale events Womens 1500 and 1650 Summer Suits and Jumpers at 975 of genuine imported English repp or of French or Irish linen Many models to choose from Choice of more than a dozen coloringswhite also Strictly tailored or elaborately trimmed Others at 1250 worth 1850 to 2250 t at 1475 worth 2500 to 3000 350 Lawn and Batiste Lingerie 450 White Imported English Repp Waists at 195 Skirts at 295 Made of s splendid quality of lawn and batiste richly Made of the finest quality of white repp imported elaborated with laces and insertions Six exceedingly from England A handsome o n down hafronb gored smart models In white and butter color All sizes model with detachable pear and washable buttons Regular 53 50 waists Choose tomorrow tt 195 amply made and fully shrunk All lengths and waist Second Floor bands Regularly i50 at 295 Womens Summer cleaning Simply because tip lots we in our are W omen i 200 Silk Made in ankle of and thread all over silk black F ootwear at stock we offer prior these to highgrade Stockings at 100 lace white styles tan and in every of desirable coloring lies and Oxfords Sharp Reductions pumps at the following price the season We bought a manufacturers overstock drops thats why these handsome stockings are half price dollar instead of two 700 and 800 kinds at 475 one Main Floor 600 kinds at 425 500 kinas at 365 300 and 350 kinds at 245 i 100 Xfgligec Shirts at 75c in Men Second Floor en S white corded madras with neat stripes or figures coat style White Linen in Fine i Irish desirable linen weight 45 inches for coats vide Furnishings 50c Washable Xcckircarat2oc i SI25 tourinliands and bow ties 01 Suiting at skirts and suits value to 75c yd Under priced Andersons imported madras 25c Halt Hose at JSc of im Mini Floor ported black lisle double heel and ices 3 pairs for 50c i a 450 to 500 145 Underwear at 95c a garment cmzc bile throad Sale of Women s Drawtnat295 shirts or drawers fine nitmoak lace Floor Muslin Undergarments ribbontrimmed embroidery and Main 175 to 200 Corset Covers at 125 sheer mm All it half price The wok daintily lice and embroidery Immured Cotton Wash best selling fabrics in our 250 and300 Drawers at150 of nainsook hand stock Lengths of from 2 embroidered in spray designs finished with fine lace Goods Remnants to 10 yards Batistes dimilis galatea cloth 200 cambric finished 350 White Petticoats at tops n and linen fabrics percale shirtings Bounce ished with deep tucked and embroidered Second Floor Mam Floor Kaysers 150 Silk Gloves at 95c a Pair The famous Kayser double fingertipped silk Rloves 16builcm length mousquctaire in all the wanted colors and black and white regularly S 150 a pair at 95c Main Floor 7i i An extensive assortment of rem C I 1 An attractive collection White Goods pants in lengths suitable for waists S JpeCial Values Ih shown hmin dovlies or children dresses consisting of I table covers or centres R emnants batiste or linenfinished lawns Decorative Linens of renaissance cluny lace Swisses madras and batistes in Swiss embroidery and checked striped figured and embroidered designs other desirable laces and materials at onethird to one offered At Halt the Regular Prices half less than the regular selling prices Main Floor Main Floor 6th Ave 18lh to 19th St Greenhut Company 6th Am 18th to 19th St Store formtrly occupied by B Altman Co Y tBlunShoe I I CLEANUP SALE LADIES LOW SHOES Extraordinary reductions to make a quick cleanup of all our incomplete lines Ladles Oxfords Pumps and Slippers In tans patent leather gun metal and vie kid Were 400 350 2 00 and 300 at Ladles Oxfords Pumps and Slippers In tans patent leather gun metal and vici kid Were Jro 250 1 35 I and 200 at Ladles Oxfords Pumps and Slippers in tans patent 1 leather gun metal vicl kid and canvas Were 200 ct1 e 01 175 and liO at SALE AT ALL OUR NINE STORES 3d Are and 122d St 6th Ass and 271k St 1540 3d Art 86th and 87th Sit 609 8th Aft 391k and 40th SIs 1C2 Bowery rear Broome St r FACTORIES 511 to 519 Ears 72d St 2891 3d Art 150th d ISlit Su Broax BROOKLYN 110 CP 4E5 Fulca St opp Abraham Strut 71cJJ Br 8293133 Bioadwir R TEESHOfCo 1ZG357 Broadway Broadwaye e e CURES S o S I S SKIN DISEASES When the blood is pure and healthy the skin will be soft smooth and free from all blemishes and eruptions but when some acid humor takes root in the circulation its presence is quickly manifested by some form of skin disease The skin receives its necessary nourishment and strength from the blood When however this vigil fluid becomes a humor laden stream it cnn no longer preserve the healthy natural appearance of the skin but by its acrid impure nature continually irri tates and inflames the delicate tissues and fibres and keeps the cuticle in n diseased and disfigured condition External applications can t reach the blood and therefore are beneficial only for their ability to reduce inflammation and assist in keeping the parts clean To cure any skin trouble the blood must he purified of the humors that are causing the trouble S S S drives out the humors from the blood so that the skin instead of being irritated and diseased is nourished by n healthy cooling I stream S S S goes down into the circulation and removes every particle of impure matter all acids and humors and restores the blood to its nor mal pure condition thereby curing every form of skin disease or affection I Book on skin diseases and any medical advice free to all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COJ ATLAHTA GA L CStCa rIxLr1 A1 1Dr v o3 r A2 I Sale of five Steinway Pianos of course having come to us in exchange as part payment on new Pianos but all in good order and well worth a great deal more than the prices asked 13 fourth Floor 1 Steinway Upright 125 Small lf road tone 1 Steinway Upright 5175 MMrate size splendid tone and condition 1 Steinway Upright 250 rn autlut French burl walnut case tine tme nod coiMltlcn 1 Steinway Upright 300 larre size hurmerr and general Interior s jJ as newl I 1 Steinway Baby Grand 600 tVantlful mnhOkMiv rare anal ig new In every w v A clear easing of rue cast II lm1 TrR ISICO a weelc on the Piano at 125 the other on proportionately easy terms SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO World Wants Work Wonders Miiiij r I Store Closes nt 330 Saturday at 1330 P M RESTAURANT 7 EIGHTH FLOOR i i llnhJesoj1 eo SX77AV J L7020WSTkEE7 NEW YORK 10 Minutes from Hoboken by Hudson Tunnel i as 1SGrs TThg50 X25 I 4I r 1 w w r I f yra H Firth Fleer HERE are four excellent styles in sturdy solid Rockers all l1 roomy comfortable and strongly built All are thoroughly upholstered and covered either in everlasting Boston Leather I or Imitation Spanish Leatherthe kind that is sold as just as good I as leather You can buy either of these Rockers tomorrow at less than manufacturers cost Prices as indicated above are I i 675 725 850 1025 I You Must Not Miss This I I Sale of China and Briea Brae I 1 i tr stSP I I WE bought Lazarus Koscnfcldt k Lehmans entire sample line at less than a halt price L U L are New Yorks largest importers From these samples they booked immense orders from dealers all over the country for net Foils business 18 FIlth Floe Now these samples have served their purpose and you can choose from them tomorrow at half their usual cost There in but one piece of a kind of rouse but there m thousands ot plcre nl linyil Vienna Vawi Bohemian white and gold glass Kreiich Wall Plaques lioyal irnru Fancy Chins Austrian Chir Cake PlAte 4 thip Plates Salad howls Cup and Saucer Clmcoliite Poe Cruder ran Mnyommlie 35 C 25c lMw 15rcatl and huller Plate Tea Hates Bon Hi in Syrup Muffin Diihei Celery Dlihes J timib and Urwh Tray After Dnier fortes rtam ln Trinket Set Fern Dither Fish Sets Sugar und Cream Sets Bisque Figures Cut Glass Liigliih Vaiw Gla Vn es Iriccs are about half real value 25c 35c 50c 75c 95c up to 10 I I Star Refrigerators 850 Shields 3 prs for 25c nPIlEY and of are thoroughly sanitary by reason TIlEY 1 their sclentfie construction consume less ice than Less than you pay for oilier refrigerator the market shields of equal quality in any any on tlT Fourth noor other store in America Perfectly ventilated lined with extra heavy nine and sheathed with VT shin Floor prepared charcoal The style we oiler at atiflO is 211 j Inches wide V Y PA 15V4 inches deep is inches high ice capacity IS lbs 6 50 4t nUll fitted with one Galvanized shelf and food drain w cJi WARRANT I Princess brand Shirt Waist Other Specials II el Je I Shields warranted washabla and i t Lift over S ty I e 20 inches wide 18j inches deep IS Impervious il ex I sU s1 tremely Ilht a i y7 P inches high 4J Ibs ice capacity food cham e ie b 1 y ber with two galvanized shelves nt 4jI Q 50 we ight and 111 really white i Lift Cover Style 32 inches wide 1934 Inchei deep 47 More cannot be Inches high 7i lbs Ice capacity foal chain e i i nn laid of nu v ii i ber with two gahauized shelves at WI lUU shield regard dyt10 SUB less of their Apartment House Style 9i Inches wide 19 inched deep I ssh I I I and 40 inches high 6J Ibs ice capacity high pr ceo I I shelves special I15U two galvanized Two shapes in three sizes at I r n Apartment House Style 31j inches wide 21 Inches I deep 4S Inches high 110 Ibs ice capacity 3 pairs for 25c i three palviniied helves 19 50 Mail orders filled I I Curtain and Upholstery Clearance I THOUSANDS await this great annual PreInventory event when odd lots I dropped patterns of Lace Curtains and Portieres all short lengths and rem nants are sacrificed without regard to actual cost Of Fourth Thor 125 Summer Cross Stripe Cur 500 Renaissance Lace Bed Sets and tains pair 59c bolster top 275 250 to S300 Summer Cross Stripe 1375 and 1500 Renaissance Lace Curtains pair 145 Bed Sets with bolster top 790 I 275 Couch Covers 60 in reversi 200 Nottingham and Scotch Lace ble fringed 135 Curtains pair 98c 550 and JptiSO Persian and Morris 600 Renaissance and Marie An Tapestry Couch Covers 365 toinette Lace Curtains pair 295 i 5000 RemnantS Included are Silholene Cretonne Sateen Fish Nets Nottingham Irish Point and BruiseU Laces Swisses Tapestries and JmA ksome at K their value I j Teddy Carts 595 Hammocks and Lawn Furniture BONG closely Hammocks woven J2 0 U know the reg I YOU with large pillow and wide valance colon z ular price is much more red and green In tripe efiecti at 149 Built with strong steel frames ear Third Floor F upholstered with red or green 1 leatherette a ju t i able back and foot rest 595 With hood like cut 795 UT Third floor j Tff I 800 Allvin GoCarts 675 Camp Chain carpet scat wood back at 39c 1 Lawn Setters hardwood hack nnd sent Q8c II bodice 1 English GoCllrts en III C e 14 95 leatherette hoods AT Croquet Sets four hardwood mallets and bills59c I I Midsummer sale at a reduction of 25 to 35 Mail and Groceries telephone orders filled Tel 2100 Chelsea I J SUtli Floor I I Special Plantation Teas Sifted Early June Pens Waverly Blend CofTeeWe Kmiirlit to wll for line per Ibj all Booths fauiiiiH packing Mvect claim for this blend that it in equal I I I varieties lucluillnsr our special tender green pea fold regularly to any sold in New York City at I blends straight or blended in any at lie special ease of i4 30c per lbs heavy bodied rich quantity up to 10 Ibs 10lb cans 20 doz 123 lie creamy coffee special 10 IbY I I emldy475 ilb caddy ran 195 i Ibj 100 per t I 240 per lb 49C Limit IIcasee lb 22C i llojnl Htunrt CulreeOitr fa Iuip Apple lul DutT hlUO Int utousanla i Hams Bacon nnd Tonrfues Hlir smokrd meat ls rat bottle I eierv our pilront da tier prlnl use i coffee Un sale Nolnithtnn llnp Hie nilrnnced prieo on nil iici pt bollle dot 8J a 1 on C I In alr tight lacerated tam irokcd meals wr will sell on Wcilicdny Royal Start titer i tor cnnltler CJ Fwcctterder Ipnn Inrn Squlrei lenn lender bone Wines Liquors rh II1RII d torfci loulit ics lirrnkfn t I u onard fresh snokcd tender Mall UlilikrjrDonaldnni t iu nil I i sr per li f x lon iies nil nt the one price special per h r notch for Iti medicinal na I pcilnl fur this antes i 1 x lC qual tlri uprrliil I per Ibi XitllS I 12 Ibs I 71 lb I au L 1 q full 11 1a1e Vlii i r Ile R1 ih sample l a Importer iin i ikin juicy lent olliornll JhannhbI ernrlCIueG Inrf Elder laexnrTrlUle bprittrItliln Hlne t sell dosc aaugars lI I t n n sa1l out T lllci 1 If Ilnnt u 1 t r R Hinlrrpf I niiinnli R l 3 13 C IIr rat n from auc to 415 ptr j J c liOi t ttt ff qualllr llurcumlj 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r I 7 T7 1 Ii r 1 Ud THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY J U tx i JU uu 0 A VAN RENSSELAER L Sn TO RtLLV f R SI1Y TEST i i Scion of Old Family Calls threat to Kill Mother Drunken Act 1 1 John Alexander Van Ilenssslacr ono I of the tetvf rem unng members of ono I ot the oldest korbockor families was sent to Bellevue Hospital today to remain five days In tho observation ward while liu Is being examined for Insanity The young mm was committed by Mailitrats Corrigan In the Centre Street Court after spending last night In a cell In Police Headquarters fol owing his arrest on a charge of lend In f a letter to his mother Mrs John King Van Henssclaer threatening to blow her head oft If she didnt give him J5COO The mother who Is widely known for I l her literary ability and Is prominent In thli citys exclusive circles has been living In Newport and It was on her complaint to Chief of Police Crowey I or that place that the Now York police I made the arrest yesterday afternoon I Mrs Van nenwelacr has not bi Mi heard from In connection with the He elnce She It said to have left New port but she did not rommtmlra with her son last nlnlit and scud not In court today nor was she i pm s Mitel Friends Urge Commitment Van nonsjhcr slept so soundly Iiit I the doorman at llei iimrters hud ilif Acuity In waklrip him but he u Cued T liar riird and downant in court His I cheeks were ix l nod his eyes hail rings around them above his pointed black beard clloned nonuwKit otter the style affected by James hazer Hyde when Detective Wilbur hrmuht i Mm Into court lln appeared iutlunil was entlrelv calm and had nothing tu nay In court after his friends had per sutded him to content to co to Belle V These frlerds were A Ruxsell Pea body one of Harry Thaws lawyers Lawrence Lee also a lander and whose tame li mentioned In the Ant line of iiw letter Van RenJsetaer wrote to his mother and Jack Iselln formerly Assistant Alstrict Attorney The prl goners wife was not In c curt The Newport Chief had washed his hands of the entire affair and suggested that It be brought In the attention of the United States authorities and Van Rem elner be prosecuted for wrong fully using the malls Magistrate Corrigan then committed the young man to Bellevue to be de I tained In the observation ward for five days Van Tlensselaer had nothing to say to the Magistrate but ceemed very despondent and dropped hie head upon I hit breast ai he left the courtroom I Was Drunk When He Wrote Before he stepped Into a taxicab Van tents laer made a statement to an Evening World reporter It Is doing me an Injustice to say I wrote my mnth r about forty threat I ening letters he said I bnly wrote her one asking for money only one with a threat In tb and that was the ens that caused my arrest I was drunk when 1 did It he said rj fully I never would have done It otherwise Things have been gulag pretty hard with me lately I think 1 am a child of calamity nothing cornea rlgut pith me I have ben vorkln like a dog In a brokers om e down In Wall street on JIS a week trying to riy off debt amounting to JK m and my tlrllln was pretty near the jlvln way mini I miniMy My wife and I talked It over and ileclded that If we could get enough money to buy a little farm somewhere and get sway from the city every thing would be all right So I wrote I that letter to my mother asking for It I really didnt mean to threaten her did it more for a Joke than any thing else elseHe He Blames Crowley I No I dont feel any resentment gilnit mother ha continued At R I matter of fact she Is not le nd ought to have had a guardian np pointed some time ao I blame Crow ley tor all the trouble She was prob I ably A little frightened and went to Mm as he Is an old friend of hari and he lumped at the conclusion that I ought to be arrested But Its Unded i ine In Bellevue Instead of on tho farm my wife and I dreamed about ana 1 rueia I need the rest At B llflru Van Rensselaer wag I questioned by Dr Holmes Again hoi admitted havlns sent the threatening letter to his mother Did you realize tho seriousness of the matter he was asked I didnt when I sent the letter he replied but I realize It fully now Are you a drinking man Not to excess i I drink four or live whiskies a day THREE FALL VICTIMS IN 45 MINUTES Ambulance Surgeon Has Busy Time Attending Children Who Tumble at Various Places Dr Juster of Lebanon Hospital to day gathered In three Juvenile lclims of tails lu the course of fortyfive J minute I At taro Merge seven years oM W from a banister at his home No ill East One Hundred and Fiftieth street i and struck a tiled floor two stories be lea Ills skull was fractured and lit received Internal Injuries He was barely In the liospltnl when 1 Dr Ju ter was summoned to attend Archie Gotlolh of No 71 East One I Hundred and Twelfth street who hnd fallen from a tree and fractured his I f right elbow I Aha Cotleln boy1 arm was btijs put I In tplims when Dr Jimer hail to ruili off to 217 East One Hiimlrcil and Fifty tint street where Aurii Ant 1011I sev entccii months old had CUllen from a larondstory wliuljw and broken ho flch jaw The Morse boy Is probably aj I tori eoy hut r the othir itto Ulklrcn will L J t I r If J4 LABOR CONTEMPT I C t bl TaBRYAN AN OPPOITCH V Citing of Jon i tls find Mitch ell to BJ Used as Proof of Need of Injunction Law I PAIIIVIEV MXrOIA Neb July 2lTh action of Justice Anderson of I the Supreme Court of the DUtnrt of 1 Columbia In citing Samuel Gom ors I John Mitchell and Frank Morrlun to I show muse why they should not he I punished for contempt for alleged vlo latlon of an Injunction against te American Fwleratlijn of Labor and its officers In the Bucks Stove and Hanie case has excited considerable gossip here llr Bryan Is taking the keenest Interest In the matter but will make no comment upon It I I The case Is one coming directly within the purview of the plank of the Denver I convention elating to contoipt corny milled outside the presence of the court and It Is believed will be sjlzci upon by Mr Bran as nn Illustration of the red for a law which will accord to the accused a trial by jury Despite statements to the contrary Mr Bryan today announivU that he did not contemplate going Into Vermont on any speechmaking tour In the ex pectation of Irilluiicliur the election In that Stale In September A part of the forenoon MI spent by Mr liryan In making threeminute speeches Into a phonograph on the loading Issues of the day The records will bf repioductd and distributed tluousliotil the country 1 Tin last name mentioned for the chairmanship of the Democratic Na tional Conimlltcp Is former Hepreaenta lli lien T fftble of Illlonl but the KUKUtMtlon does nut And much favorable rtsponsc her Another Taft banner was stretched across 0 strftl today to take the place or the one loin down the night before i Mr Bryan was nominattd and there Is a Rood deal of spec littimt ns lo Its fate I The Republicans made much capital out I j of the IwnnerN destruction and caused I In he distributed thousands of postal card upon which was printed a photo I graph of its remains I 1200000 NOT CREDITED PROFIT i ONCOSTER600KS a i Inquiry Into Affairs of Suicide I I Broker Develops Odd I Accounting i The examination of V D Colter brother of Charles Coster oC the llrm ot Loster Knapp Co stock brokers In the hearing In the bankruptcy pro ceedings against the firm was resumed 1 Cos ter who Is an Important witness CAme from Europe to testify after the suicide of his brother a tragedy due It wan said largely to the entanglements of 1 the firm Todays hearing was largely taken up with the examination of the Joint I accounts of Charles and W B Coster Debit entries aggregating i300 against Mr Coster were found concerning which the witness declared he had been In Ignorance until the beginning of the bankruptcy proceedings Ho said that he supposed them to have been offset by credK entries In a private ledger kept toy his brother I The witness testified that his firm bad I a credit of JlSOrt In September 1907 with Orannls Lawrence and that h i had considered the firm perfectly aol v 4t at that time Attorney Stone le fiilndtd Mr oMr that he had twUflad that his brother previous to this had I told him the firm was 11200000 short In its aojoums The wltneaw explained tills by slating that large profltt hail been made after the alleged sale of the customers securities by tpeculatlun InCan sHul11lu Can you nod any verification of this on the hooks ukfd Mr Stone No there Is no way to verify it periled the wltnw but my own per sonal transactions showed a print of JlMOOOO from le nber IWXi to Eep Member 1966 The proceeding mny be affected by I paper now held by Attorney W K Post formery attorney for Mrs Charles Colter after the death of her husband When a receivership was ordered Mr i Post at the Instigation of Mrs Ooiter In liny look from Mr Copters papers all nicuuntv of pirnnrml trimsartiunf JMiiii culled n a WIIHHII today Mr foil iild Ituit he mild not pinluiK the papers us lie no limper wax iiltor tey for Mrs Coster nml iholnrfd llmt hp rould mike nn Homines us to his Lspnrllhn of tliein Mr CuHtiT evidently ciiiifiiseil firm and porsunnl nfiiitints elnnpvrr ntltiI bin ninvMilpnc vald 1lturroy SrI anil It Is highly Important that these paper shnulil lie produced NICARAGUA AND HONDURAS ON THE VERGE OF WAR BtATBMAIA CITY Guatemala Inv DlAccording to Information reaching here today from Nicaragua and Hon durns these two Cemral American Mmes are about to b111 war The reason Is the help given by Nicaragua to the Hunduran rcvolutlonlsK The violation by Nicaragua of hrr treaties of peace has caused indignation throughout all Central America 7 HaysH air H eaitli Never Fails to Restore GrayHair to Its Natural Color and Beauty i t No matter how long it has been gray t 01 faded Promotes luxuriant growth of healthy lair Stops its falling out and positively removes Dan i drufl Keeps hair salt and glossy Re fuse all substitutes ate times aj much In J t as Soc sue Is Not a Dye SI and 50c bottiefi at drunolslS btn1c tor tree ouok riio Cure ot the Hair Vhlh Ilav fmf Co Nuwarh V J Hays liarfina Soap area pimptM red ii uili will tluuwtl JiiiUa nd nsoft 2sktn diaeaees KPeD skin One nn4 oft On erirelsts IM f for free boo ht rota r Cdn itJii McCutcheons r I It 1d stark The Linen Store Reduction Sale Cotton and Linen Suits Etc I Linen Suits Mostly 30 and 36 inch plain tailored coals with plaited or gored skirts made of high class cottons or plain lin ens in a variety of colors and stripes 1250 and 1500 values for 500 i Colored Linen Suits in Blues Grays Pinks and Leathers 1500 and 1800 Suits far 750 i All our higher grade Linen Suits have been much reduced Lingerie Dresses Very Dainty Dotted Swiss lingerie Dresses 4500 values for 1800 Linen Skirts Pure White Linen Skirts Plaited or Gored S500 850 and 1000 Reduced to 375 and 500 SsS t1 Linen Coats Linen Dust Coats 1500 Reduced to 750 mzz i m ziiiiiiiiHi 1 5th Ave 34th St WaldorfAstoria apposite I u u u 1 Brill Brothers Midsummer Sale I ANY Brill Suit 30 to 50 Under Valuei Your unrestricted choice of over 10000 suitstailored by 10 of Americas foremost tailoring organizations Your unrestricted choice of over 120 models including the famous exclusive Brill models that are fully six months to one year in advance of any other readytowear garments Your unrestricted choice of over 500 fabric designs including all those new hard to find Browns Tans Olives Smokes and Mode shades also Blues Blacks all the new Grays and neat dark mixtures x Your unrestricted choice of medium light and tropical weight fabrics and of two and three piece models Brill clothes have made Brill stores Americas fastest growing clothing stores because Brill clothes are best and Brill original prices lowest Now these original low prices are reduced 30 to 5o7o I I I t a5 1 1zo i I i For Suits that are 1350 116 and For Suits that are 18 20 and 18 Values 2250 Values 31500 value Blue Serge Suits now 950 2000 Serge Suits AMERICAS BEST now t250 SI500 and 1650 allwool Velour Suits now 950 Si8 820 and 2250 Crash Homespun and Flannel Suits 51500 and Sl65o allwool Cassimere Suits now 950 now 1250 1500 value allwool Black Thibet Suits 950 S e now gig 20 and 2250 brown tan and olive Suits now Si250 Si35o 1500 and SI800 value Worsted Suits now 950 1350 1500 and 1800 Tropical Worsted 2Piece Suits 18 20 and 82250 gray and neat mixture Suits now 1250 now 950 S20 and 2250 Worsted and Thibet Black Suits now 1250 j51800 and 2000 broken size and odd Suits now 950 2250 and S25 values odd Suits and broken sizes now 1250 I There are over a dozen piece and 3plece models fabrics Over 30 distinct 2 and 3 piece models many extreme i are light medium and tropical weights styles Over 80 fabric designs including all the new shades The high grade hand tailoring of these garments insures Every garment journeyman tailored and designed by the foremost American wholesale I permanence of shape organizations I 46Jl fa 00 For Suits that are 2250 925 and For Suits that are 28 and 28 Values 930 Values 2250 and 25 value Standard Serge Suits now 1600 28 and 30 value Blue Suits serge and unfinished worsted 2250 25 and 28 value Special Worsted Suits now 1600 now 1900 2250 S25 and 28 Homespun Flannel and Crash Suits S28 and S30 foreign Worsted Suits now 1900 now 1600 S28 and 30 value American Worsted Suits now 1900 2250 and 25 value Velour and Saxony Cassimere Suits now 1600 28 and 30 value Worsted Vicuna and Flannel Suits now 2250 and 25 value Vicuna Thibet Black Suits now 1600 1900 25 28 and 30 values in broken sIzes and odd Suits now S28 and S30 value Worsted and Vicuna Black Suits now 1600 1900 there are over 40 distinct 2 and 3 piece models many exclusive Here are the finest possible readytowear garments pre clusive Over 100 fabric designs many are of foreign weave senting many exclusive models and fabrics many of which are The tailoring was done by the finest wholesale tailors fully 6 months to a year in advance of any other readyto wear in America garments UNION SQUARE JJ1 47 CORTLANDT ST 14th St Near Broadway Near Greenwich 279 BROADWAY 125TH ST Cor 3d Ave Near Chambers Street Four Convenient Stores I L I 4 i V I I n Wr rrrr r mtrWae 1 4 t YaLlei4t EIItiti fRLfIIL aY 1 v J 1 bHAaYtliYntlw MO CONNECTIOrtxJWrrH AW OTHERSTORE I S Eo CLril pT SIXTH tsala AVC sra JBGREENMUTPRBS HEYYORK jm tO c f a dAIM r awII livery person applying at Premium Parlor fifth lloor tomorrow will be iMenuj given tree a set of lo S H Ureen Trading Stamps Only one set of stamps or the same date is rood in any one book bu stamp collectors wiil receive a rea sonable additional number 01 complimentary stamps for other books they may have unfilled i Double Stamps With All Purchases Before Noon TOm Morrow the Shoe Store Win Sacrifice Nearly 3000 Pairs of Womens i 7 Low Shoes Made toSellat3 r 350 IlIllil I 49 at 111 i11 1111 I 1 THIS is he most ESS vHsssav mmmt a Pair THIS surprising single piece of shoe news we have printed d this year It was made possible by an extraordinary combination of circum stances with the close approach of inventory as the final touch Three thousand pairs of womens low shoes will be thrown overboard to morrow at a dollar a pair Fully 2500 pairs of these were made to sell at prices above 3 The time before inventory is so short that we must use strong and sweeping methods to clear these oUt We wont haggle over the price Take 1 a them all kidskin tan patent leather and calfskin at 1 Pair All Sizes and Widths Are Represented but Not in Every Style Sired Cooper Store Second Moor Rear Nows Your Time to Buy Boys Wash Suits J We Are Clearing Out Our Stock and This Will Probably Be the Final Sweep t r VERY suit must Ioour entire lines regularly priced from 3 to 5 EVHRY reduced to al and 2 Come and get the biggest bargain of its kind of the year 1 You Can Save from 2 to 4 on Each Suit Two lots only take your choice You cant make a mistake no matter which lot you choose from 0 Suits that Were 4 5 1 2 were 3 now 6 now DI Consisting of chnmhrny duck In this lof are galatea Madras I en Madras and crash suits in stripes rep duck linen and crash suits of Hid plain color the choicest kind Stein Cooper More Ssconl hair Rur Womens Bathing Suits Berry Bowls Spice Jars Worth 250 at 195 and Fruit Jars fJIHE1 are worth every penny of 250 Small Lots but Big Bargains THEY we cant regard worth or cost around inventory time The one ob Spice Jar Imported goods blue and white ject is to eel stocks down to their lowest level inscribed pepper II cloves etc 7c Therefore you have an opportunity to sevtn kinds in all i regularly lOc at C morrow to get goo 1 fast color and perfect Herr Howls Prettily decorated reduced fitting bathing suits at 1 price that would a5e trom prices up to 35c to JVc others in be impossible at any other time Only one Austrian china reduced from SOc QKP lot consisting of 9 t1c to 2Jc and from lt5 to Womens SurfCloth Bathinc Suits with Masons Fruit Jars with metal full blouse and sailor collar in nn s rsCOIlplcW black only They have plaited 1 95 cap and rubber rings pint size reg A 9C skirt and wide bloomers JL fI ularly bc a dozen a dozen for flol iMejei Coope isit itird Hoor Irsirl O1J r i 01 1 I5a ocper Pure Foods at Special Prices I Mail and nieplwnc Crdcrs Filled Promptly Phone Chelsea J GOO I Th ca P pcaN for JVldnscry II II Baked Beans Fresh Pineapples Popular Coffee I Ihcntl noan Belie ol Hoten rend JOO canes lull recjlvei rum tlord1 S letf oer bit n Joliiiojnuin jro a pim cr scisorcJ vlth lomitu ret urge juicy tbectlrulc for flung pe lino luuorltJ collet com lIe our I price Jllii sicciili dot HU Uc Leriin ucn uSttaro larie Ii C cpuln oitnj co le nail tin jo Bret No J sue can a v prn idee solo tew here bin zroiinJ or I Hltt Dbkfcoi 10 ins Jls rye i Ibi li Ib i English Style Bacon I Frch Vegetahles e hn lurnlpi yellow turnip new Ij Hud hand mild dry luir curtd liomJi onions shire onion yellow Pure r cOil nit I firm pieces evenly irlted with red wuhM cir i omen on 01 i or While Crou brand the linen gmlltyo5 frhll Inn and il rer IScquiilly la c role No K bifkiC hrjpini full lr nimble lor uble use or rae4lcln pur delivered I Dusts iojen 325 retuliriOc JOe tcnle EUnhlLaAhhihcrtoneu C Mll KUbt PUTAIutbseectedern i lund hiers dot J29C cm sound bushel KO Hi Lee sea tOe PEA BEANS hrlri barley crhJ hat CRA UMAaCOOKItS irihim enters less IS Ibe I held onroiih ID Ibs 53cj Q or cla 0 urn e 8c censor tumbles or irtnclfi lth 8c I OLi MAIN CORN SlARCHdor Op r I uv i IDs rom chc o cni i IM 40e i llbi uv noe lib pukiie j HAZEL PURE BORAXI put lle SANTA CUKA PKLNEtripethlnVTi COCOAI iC FOUNTAIN KKtAKFAbT COCOA J FANCY tkin uttc GEORGIA Irulii 5 Ibi PKACIIhS Iflci J ibs Ib net ueh cm Si 15 ilo HOC rRESHLY i to SEEDED RAIblNSdoi le I out can fill Mt ptcksre t illl IHut1l1 LAht JUNE ASBr keleyi lOc lender exert pen doSIli em Mixed Teas OTHER1 HLMINr JKITS or Slather Hams for Shipping I 6 15c rick Corn Veil pacUjcs 8e S invited for dell 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I rr t r xataJuja r rar r r r j JI z if Ii rr i9t If r THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY JULY 21 1908 h M HIGHm ur I t I N RACING WAR I I t IS INDICTED Ii Elder Refuses to Divulge y Name of Mysterious Per t Lrt tit son Accused j j f CASES AGAIN HELD UP I Hearings of Sixteen Men Ar rested Under AntiBetting 1 Law Go Over i The bloc 9 County Grand Jury to day reached out for the men higher up Jn the racetrack antlgnmnlnK crusade After Christopher J Fitzgerald Presi o dent of the Brighton Beach Racing Association had been excused from tes tifying at his own request nn Indict g ment was found against some mys terious person whose name the Acting Dfatrlct Attorney and Judge Dyke de r clined to reveal i A week ago Fitzgerald was Invited t to appear before the Grand Jury but he declined to accept the Invitation He appeared today In response to n subpoena Ho remained InslJo the I Grand Jury room however only a few minutes It was said that ha besed I 1 to be excused i At 1 oclock the members of the Grand t Jury Ned Into court and Foreman J H Reid handed in envelope to Judge I Dyke The latter took one glance at Its contents and then excused the memo beTS of the Grand Jury for the day Mr Elder admitted later that an In dictment had been returned but he de clined to disclose the name I Is It asralnst a bookmaker or one of I the race track officials he was asked I I cannot say said Mr Elder but there will probably be an arrest this i atern oon I 1y Mr Elder today fought for and ob tained a further suspension of the hear ings In the ores of the men arrested at I therace track for violations of the antf gambling Ian 1 t Joe Vendlg and fifteen other prisoners were arraigned In the Adams Street Court today before Magistrate Tighe t Jacob Ellperln rigorously opposed an adjournment but at the request of Mr Elder the hearings were set for Thurs day mornIng The police court will lose Jurisdic tion declared Ellperln The object of the DistrictAttorney Is to obtain indictments and take the cases out of the police court We are being treated In an extremely unfair manner Let the DistrictAttorney Indict the men said the Magistrate you can have an examination Just the same it il WA ITERKILLED is IN ELEVATOR AT ii HOTELMANHATTAN I I 1 Joseph De La Fontaine Car rying Breakfast to Guest I Plunged Down Shaft A nw elevator mans lcnoranr of his habit of opening the door of the lift for himself and Jumping off on the floor at which he wanted to alight today caused the death of Joseph vie la Fontaine a waiter at the Hotel Manhattan whose face was a familiar one to most of the i regular guests of the place At 71ii oclocli this morning De la Fontaine was sent 111 with a tray of 1 breakfast to the rooms of a guest 01 the seventh floor of the hotel As It was early and hardly any of the guests of the hotel were about he used the regular passenger elevator which goe up through the hotel lobby HoUIn his laden tray balanced en one hand the walter sprang the catch of the door jis the car reached the floor he was bound for The elevator man James W Pelllty nas watching his lever and apparently did not notice He la Kontnlni open the door and start to step out for he did not check the car The waiter did not Jump quirk enough to avoid striking his head against the celllnc nf the eighth floor He fell forward and balance for a second on the edge of the ursumlnl opTlnr of the shaft on the seventh floor Then he lost his balance and fell backward down the shaft The noise of his fall attracted the notice of Man ager Edward N Shank who was In the lobby tad he ran to the edce of the shaft Ono glance showed him what hat happeend Mr Shank called Policeman OShaugh ness y who summoned an amuulane from Flower otilta Dr lowers who answered the call said that Ie la Fontaine must have died Instantly as i hU neck tvan broken and he was other wise Injured The elevator man Vm placed under arrest on a techncal Charge or homicide by Coroner lUr burger Will nrdi ri j the leo1 nar body taken to b one at No 5M Vos Tlilrtytilnth street IV 11 Fnntilnc was married and had teen In tile employ of the hotel or en years He was thirty r Seven year oil CITY HAS TYPHOID PLAGUE ifANKAIX Mloi July 1rank li iufferlnK form a typhoid lpldm There H ettd to b In ne url2hharhncl of 1St AH in v TIC I KA i pill r 1 r ter aloes and todt te i mil desk n ihi CathoU s d i i llnll 3 tij p 1 HcuplIB A rr r le1 and th room tiretl Into in tmrit icy bopltill WILL GI Wlf AS MUCH AS TO ANOTHERWOMAN The holographK will of Albert Spencer who died In bondon Dec 3 last hating i resided tor many years In Parts mis filed for probate here today by George Owen of No 12IC llalaey street Brook lyn as executor the wle of the testa tor Margaret Annette Henry Spencer I I I being appointed executrix to assist Mr Owen should his health and vigor not enable him to carry out the task The petition Klve the xalue of Mr Spencers estate at upward of K In real estate and upward of JIOOOO In personal state but the will ilucfn e i of property ppecltlcally amounting to about Kii000 exduslve of realty anti of personal rffivtn left to his widow and otner benelklanes I When I nm dead Mr Spencer dl recta In the last clause of his will lei my body be burned the nehcs under no circumstances i1 e 1 want over taken M America I Mr Spencer leaves his widow besides some personal iffo ls In his house No 107 Avenue Victor Hugo Paris J3 JIO I to MKlime MlKiionne Holtz proof Paris f 3 M and ome personal pro perty In I his home and to hie nephew Albert J Mlddlebrook of nrldKei ort Conn hs I house No 2S West Thlrtletli street and 1Okn In titan of which Wdfifl Is to e lI IJ to urn Out the provisions nf n I will left by the young nitns unit Jane T Spenser ninl to Iliiihln id thc I children of rnuMiis ulmut JIViCW Is Itt In sums viryliK from Jt iO to IJMO arch I Tho petition for the proKilo of the I trill O14 that Mlsnonnr Holt claims to be a relative of the Itatu I I SKULL FRACTURED DIVING I linn in Illilliuiil Ihiirli Tnliei a i llinilpr Into Mmllinr Vnter 1 Peter Peterson twentyfour years old of Willow avenue llnlioktn dived off a pier at Midland Hracl Staten Island I today The tide was out and the I water being shallow Petersen struck the I hared snot on his head After Dr Hoi ma had tried ilnly to rwlvo him he i via taken to the Smith Infirmary at Near lirighton dying from a fractured iktill r ALDERMEN fIX TAX i RATES faR BOD UGHS 1 I I The Hoard of Aldermen this afternoon IIxed tln following tax rate for the ensuing I i suing year i Manhattan and the Bronx Ultoi I Borough of Brooklyn 107921 Borough of Queens lirtOL 1 Borough of lllchmond 171116 I e HARRY KINGS BODY FOUND I The body of Marry KIng twentyfour years old who lived at No 313 West I One Hundred and Thirtythird street Manhattan who was drowned while balling at Kdttemerp last Sunday I morning was recovered last night ROBINSONS I PATENT BARLEY Vllli lrrli con milk lot Infanu Inn I been the lel nuliillluln for niiitlinV milk during the lint 70 jrnr ull utrr Europe and the amt In Amrrlm BARLEY WATER made from ROBINSONS PATENT BARLEY I the llilrnl lliicnclifr foi I lie at tilde Imallil mill Ihoir Midrrlu from MIOMACII TItorniCS In dmiprr rlrnnrr nu l more hrallhv than nay ether food lror T soil JlruuI l KTfrjrnhrre JUIKS I SMITH 4 rOMlVNY I nmwTiits NEW YOHK I Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders L 1 R H Mwy k Cos Attractions Are Their Low Prices Thermos Bottles are invaluable in the Irontex Hosieryfor men women and picnicking and outing season keeping hot childrenis the best nearresisting Hosiery things hot and cold things cold for many xec we have ever known It owes its great hours In pints or quarts nickel or durability to the interweaving of pure leather they are 374 and 399 574 Belfast linen yarns at the points most sub I and 649 nmoment and Uti Floor 8way at GHt Av 34th to JMb St jected to wear I Y Summer Furniture Ticketed 8AMto6PM Store Haunt Jt for a Final Clearance During Fourth Floor July and August jf jj ITH plans for the midsummer sale of Furniture taking final we close at Noon l W shape we have the best reasons possible for getting rid of Salurdayi the remainder of our Slimmer Furniture And in the rd h a lowered prices you find the best possible reasons for l e I sharing this sacrificed stock ROCKERS AND ARM CHAIRS solid oak and mahoganyfln Ished wood seats banister backs J 2 97 M WILLOW ARM CHAIRS handmade square backs deep seats e f f 11E with reversible denim cushions Oy s I WILLOW ARM ROCKERS to match complete with cushions 589 iz 1 Imported Reed Furniture Is t 0 in r t SOFAS were 3471 now238D CHIFFONIERS quartered oak high 1 a I SIDE CHAIRS were S991j now ly polished serpentine top fancy I 824 shape mirror regularly 2574 sale t ARM CHAIRS were JI724 now 1871 1389 DRESSERS solid oak swell front a CORNER CHAIRS were 1174 4 deep drawers large mirror regu now 9889 larly J5I667 sale 81424 CHIFFONIERS solid oakserpen a tine top 5 deep drawers and serpen fancy DRESSERS quartered oak highly t shape bevelled mirror regularly polished large oval bevelled mirror a regularly 2474 sale 20G7 I S10S9 sale 8934 CHIFFONIERS solid oak swell DRESSERS quartered oak highly front 5 drawers regularly ft549 I polished extra large oval bevelled r I ii I sale 1234 mirror regularly W74 sale3324 I r I 1L i I MacyMade Mattresses Fourth Floor j j r njHAT every product going out of this Macy Mattress factory I I T shall be clean and perfectly sanitary we make sure by hvinl1 ii i JI I J Wj only new material come into the factory We do no re r ir I I j riills building renovating or repair work of any sort i i l I I Of especial interest ji t 1 L it l j p COTTONFILLED MATTRESSES full sin In one or two parts j l covered with A C A ticking regularly JS67 sale 667 HAIRFILLED MATTRESSES full size one or two parts covered with f A C A ticking and filled with sterilized mixed hair regularly 1 il fI ct167 sale 998 HAIRFILLED MATTRESSES full size covered with A C A tick i ing and filled with soft South American hair regularly J19J4 sale 1674 A Red Star Couch Swing Womens Princess and Jumper Dresses Brings You Fullest Meas 600 in a Remarkable Sale ure of Summer Tresses we have sold Dresses we have sold Comfort regularly until now 4Q regularly until now 274 J JMacy V Mae r I at 694 Now at 449 Now Furniture Second Floor Broadway Dept The Dress event of the year so far as this Macy Outer Apparel organization nth Floor is concerned for Dresses of exicly the same character have been counted among This particular design of Couch Swing is one of the most the most popular styles we have been showing in regular stocks and selling briskly popular swings we have ever offered And hat it IS popu at full prices until this good luck lot of six hundred came in lar is evidenced by the large number of them we have sold this season Princess modelsthose at 449 fashioned of such materials as crossbar zephyrs and striped It be swung on the porch without standard or awning madras in pinK blue hlio and white ground effects beautifully mad the skirt very full Dutch may fastening to the ceiling or porch posts neck style with elbpwlength sleeves finished with line lace insertions in regulation sizes and sizes for merely by tenmg small women and misses The Swing as illustrated consists of a canvas swing iron The Jumper dresses at 274 are made of chambray in blue pink tan Oxford rose and stretcher and duckcovered fibre mattress Price 989 green kimono waist effect very full skirt pleated over the hips i waist pleated both skirt and waist The same outfit as above complete with standard and awning inishcd with pipings of plain white costs 2189 t Ala Iota I fIDrCS Corset Specials Sacrificing Misses and Childrens About 900 pairs MidJuly Savings P Dt ic Corsets nJ Floor of fine Coats and Wraps ZJ Fl of Infanta Socks On WashDay Needs nuenwnt white batiste medium and high broken sizes from our r e u regular Faml Clothes Family Wringer Uisi models with extra lOllS At E 1274 were 1874 Misses length Coats semifit Y of with rubber rolls looin 11inch 100 lar stocks in a great variety and beck ling models nude of fine quality iipsandlvck ordinarily old at 35o this sale fr239 blue serge lined with polkaJotted silk i finished with plain notched styles and colorings all standard 275 Wrngeri this sale 194 J B Corsets of fine collars and fancy cuffs In most of the lines represented l1S Folding Iron Tables 5 feet quality white batiste medium At 774 were up to 1649Childrens Coats anJ Wraps of the large sizes are missing long regularly 102 this sale i high and high bust and extra broadcloth ol line quality Prices were 24c 33c and 79c long hips and back t hose sup materials throughout elegantly made many with all silk linings j fin 48ca pair now 17c and 24c Folding Clothe Bart 5 feet high pcners attached front and sides ished with plain nnthed collars and fancy cuffs Main Floor special 44c Hardwood Clothe Pole 8 feet ordinarily sold at 175 his sale 124 1 long IOc Cotton Clothes Line best quality fYJl C SILKS Like Buying braided Hardwood 50 feet Clothespins 26c too per feel hun 46c Mens Under g arments I dred lOc A Clearance At the Mills Heavy Tin Wash Boiler Cream ers with copper bottoms Main Flior All sizes coming the Dalbrig Continuation of a Sale That Is One of the Star Features Nj 7 regularly l8 this 5107 sale but all sizes of not l gins every No 8 regulirly 5177 this sale style of athletic garments of Midsummer Merchandising 29 SHIRTS AND DIMWEPS Import 0 I summer LrlerC an ISing Sea Foam Wuhinc Powder ed Friiwh lisle thread regularly Main Floor 33th street 4lb package IBs J3c a garment sale GOc staples Gall Blueing ib9c 1lb I7c Assured that the silks involved in this noteworthy underpricing are Laundry Wax tach 5c KNEE DRAWERS AND ATHLETIC t I le r most wanted kindsail interest in the event centres in the sale prices Few Asbestos Iron Holdara4c iiMrs of madras were iSc and Starch Warm box 9c SlW special 00 silk sales in recent years have presented buying opportunities approaching these Macyl Powdered Borax lOc ATHLETIC SHIRTS AND DRAW Taffeta Silk 19 inches wide in acomplste ranee I Foulard Silks 24 inches wide colored grounds ERS of pure silk reguUriy 524 of colors a well known grade with dots in a variety or sizes ule TiliETil sllii Dr SI 38 sold elsewhere for 7C and Sic a yard A A pure silk of excellent quality a grade sold OQ 1 Red Star Sheeting i ATHLETIC SHIRTS AND DRAW 44C 39 ERS cotta good quality custom sold lure regularly for 39c this sale T C i elsewhere for 75c a yard here this sale OIC IIIIIonl fine of Sheeting I tilde were 5113 mnv SI 49 Binck Taffeta Silk 19 inches Black Dress Taffeta J5 Black D a cad dc Cygne 27 made A expressly quality for us of a se Vi wide 44c inches wide our regular price 99c Inches wide pure sit regularly lected grade of medium weight I Cotton Bath Rugs Back Pan de Cygne iya yard special 84c soM by us at 79c specia 59c cotton full bleached Aside from a TtiI rour inches wide 44c Imported Black Dress Taf the good laundering quality of A special and timely offering Black Crepe de Chine 40 BJackDreail eau de Cygne feta pure dye J5 Inches wide this Sheeting the most important I to go with the annual sale ail I6 inches silk regular thing is that it can be bought at I price pure rior valu 150 inches we our regular pric superior quality a Bath Towels Mats and Sheet talltob for about what line quality Washable Kuo yl39 a yard pecial y9cc C ayad sale 84ctyard special 1J2 r today we would have to pay for it at the ialtyinh size in c nibimi s mill f blue pink rn blue md rej In Pro The Ann ual Sale of ml green Progress e oS 45inch yd 15c i 72Inch yd 23c with white regulJrll SM hi I 51inch yd IGc 181 inch yd 26c sale 169 Bath Towels Bath Sheets and Mats 90lnvii yard 23c i r r 11 rji i i I tb Southwest Corner Gift Ave IflSh rt dJ THOUSANDS OF New Oxfords PAIRS OF 1 1 C fly UL 1t i i I j Over cducton Direct from the Makers t Womens Black Vici Kidskin Oxfords r made with patent tips solid leather soles llnitt 1 pnlr to n rue tnmrr No Mull nr military C O u Order Itary r heels j I bl ers I IiIi I i rf reguh

0 1 1 A i 1 t 1 M ttr a o YizJa orals P i I r J j r k t c t I rff 1 e a t c L 1 c A 9 trI r1I J t a pall r p Sizes 59c 21 OH Womens White Canvas Pumps and rt Oxfords 5 COne worth 150 and S200 at One pnlr to n cuMnmrr For Women t Patent SailorTies i d Viet Kid Glbson Tics ran Ties Tan Pumps I rv r s Light or medium weight sole try x High or medium heels Sties 2 I J to 8 5000 e 1 pairs tf t y afJ f worth r fr s r 250 coo s 100 r anPrYY t ulila Paul x w iT omen s Shoes Tan and black kid ias 2 to b1 All widths special at M 11 00 Jd A Pair Misses Tan Shoes II T Made of Tan Vjri Kid exten p sion soles lace or button eJt vC A A sizes8tollandll to2at I t Misses While Canvas Shoes Iokers reglllurSl00 und rg 150 grades sizes 8i to fi 9 i i tll lt l3 to 2 and 2i to 5h Of n c for Urge girls at I 1 t li 59e f Childrens White Canvas t Oxfords Makers regular 100 t grade sizes BYl to II 5 9 t e y spring heels and solid ft C leather soles at Sale of Childrens Shoes Makers regular 125 59c grade odds and ends fff irom former sales i n dull r 9 and bright leathers rim up Off 8 C to 11 at a Sale of Childrens Oxiords I t f Makers regular Sllio grade odd and ends ff from former sales all solid 59 59G tan and black leathers sizes f C up to 11 at f Sale of Misses Shoes Makers regular 150 nX grade Of selected black fevQJ3 59 r f kldskln sizes SA to 2 y9J C it llt µ Sale of Boys Shoes Makers regular 8150 grade Made of 5 9 selected leathers SIzes C Wi to 12 at Mens Bo Shoes Oxfords Sale of Melts Oxford Ties s f b bka Makers 1200 and S250 grades a y i7 W d Tan Calfskin and r Patent Coltskin I English welted soles i Sizes 6 to ll gtsw e c tifyf f Sale of Men r4 Boys t White Canvas Shoes and Oxfords Odds and Ends a taY fee from Former 50a Sales at F pair 1i FOLLOW THE CROWD into The Worlds Want Columns t l i alYw t A O rfj ors w t ll

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I r OT h Ie r 1 Z I THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY JULY 21 1908 7 r 1 lU IT TS R V T R I I T ij mj mw Tf A 1 Makes Lisivul Vovaire in 5 Days v Ainuts Cut ting Oft 3 Hours LIVERIOU July 21T110 Cunanl 5 f Ilne steamer Iisltnnla wlilrh tirrlvcil hero today IIIM broken her eJstwarJ record to Quifiistown over the lanK courso Klie Ufi Simly Honk Uffhtslilp July IS at iM I II iiml arrived oft Daunts Hock July M it 1111 P M Her time In transit was a days und 37 minutes and Iwr aruraxo rate of steed I I for tlir entire distance 2IW knots an liour I I lor best previous run live dayi throe hours mid Iwotitvonn nilnutos wnn undo nt nn nvcrizo of 2377 The pros PtH rciord Is an Improvement ot two Iwura anil forlvfour mlmilfs iho lAisltnnii I ftlll tlilrtvtwo min ujos heilml tlif tvionl made l v tho Muurctonli on tills LOUIVP tuniclv flv I itoyi and tv imiiuf at uti OVUM Mioel of Zlt I Two Gallons of Powerful Dis infcctalt fron Trial Bottle i All Pim1 Trial 11 I Drug I Baltic I I I Stores IOc I WEST DISINFECTING CO Inc I I Koelft Uptowe FrfeM Make Down H town Shopping an 1 K H8 DowrIC 01 I I Wednesday Morning Sales I From 8 A M Till 12 Noon l Positive revelations in bargain giving Morning hours must be I busy ones prices shattered accordingly Head through the items 11 each shows drastic price cuts No mail phone or C O D orders I filled Quantities restricted to prevent dealers buying I 25c Laces J6lc dz yds 29c Taffeta Ribbon ISc I KKKNVIi VAIj IlJtiIP AND IN Pint finality heavy and lustrous 614 I I SKIiTloXS to 1j inci 16 Jlc Inrhis wide In it Ur e assortment r wldc val Si per Ijz vd3iu2 of colors also black and 18e I Mnlli llnnr wiilte n Jc quality per yard I Main Iliiiir i i9c Handkerchiefs lie i Womens 100 Corset 59c I WOMKNS rNIAfNI rllKD AII LI r nIIHWll1rltloD C H ci J II COHSKTS an odd lot HAXtii iiiIIIKHS wlti or with consisting of soierni models out Inlthls nlo MiVK AU I with medium or high bust 5ge UXEX 1IAIX with handcm Value JlW lirodotvd Initial value IDo lie Srcnnil Floor each IMnIn Flour I Womens 61e Sacqacs 39c Kimono style nf dotted lawn with 1 03 BcOS 29r plaits and fancy border lln Iy popilnr author excellent for I Ishcd with belt Value G3o 39 C vacation iviidnn II Is choke 9JC Siiiinil Flour for schvtlnn the Ins edition Sccoml Iliiiir I Bo s 50c Blouses 29c Women i We hioocJ rests t9r Soft rilt collar Jlor anil malr1K neckband Lie champion styles of WOMKXS WHITE SWISS ItlHIllIDl IIr lIr sIzM S to IS ruga 19c VKSTS low nook In rctular nnd 1 larly JOc extra iw In Ilaln ami fancy Tlilril Flour I vokps nlti IMHIIKMA TIflHl I AXD nrtAWlOllf value Sc JOr each 25c Jeliy Ghssis 17c a Doi 1 SNuIHI Klnor I Half pint nlAstos with tin covers the lo per dor kind for lour ir 17c I hours per doz lw Womens 25c Lisle Hose ISc lluirmcul WOMKXS FIr OAlGi lUUK 1FnJItI7IW 11 11 T111nD Boys 75c Bloomer 39c IOSF lIillo Ipc 1 hclIs nn 15c oys coomer c I Ues fcp Scr pair Llnrn khaki crash diik and pique Mnln IInnr 5c lzcs 3 to 10 years regularly 39c I Hair Goods VSeloto Cost Third Ilmir MAHInVR ILFFS S to a Ml roff 75c Silk Sells 45c 3M 149 SUK MOIKK ItlllllOX HKITS In MARLOWE ITFIS 4 to a set r r black ami rolois pearl I 59J 4 JICO c buckle value 7Jc Third Floor I Mnln Moor iII 25c Enamel Waist 5es J5c 25c Japanese Doylies I2c Hlue white black and Kilt ciumel II A inniile IIIP of KTAMfHI AND 3 on a card regularly 25c I Sn Ap per fct luw EMHHOIDKIIEO JAlAXESR IIX iX DOYMB3 value I5c l lnln Fluor each 12c I JinIn Moor 25c Whiting Linen Piper I2c I I cheets nnil II oivelo cs superior 6c White CfeeseCloth SXcyd ualltvln a box reBii I lie larly ic 72 A perfectly absorbent odorless sani I Mnlli Kliiur tary cuizc 36 In wide reg 35c I COo per piece of W yards Unlrlmmed Hats BeloW Cosl i Mnln lliwr A Inrgo vnrloiv In lunyli straw chip I r on inikin brnda ali colors anJ Toilet Articles Cat Deep blak foriMcr prices 25c 4ge Mentions Talcum Ioftdor He up to 11 Tooth Urusiiei zJc quality 100 Second Iloor I Toilet Sonp box of 3 cakes He Ideal Cold Cream reg Lle ISc Womens 5 Dresses 295 i Mnln Tloor 1 L I N P I It I K A N n J l M P E U nitlSSUS nf tine white anil colored tSe Turkish Bath Towels 9c lawns perratcs iiml chimhruys smart trimming s of lacos embroi Ivill blenched with neat red borders deries and self straps jiosl 7 QC nnd plain fringe good clzo Qc tlvc 3 value ya I regularly le each Third Floor I Mnln Iloor 1 J25th St West Between Seventh Lenox u n ALL CARS TRANSFER IEX1NGrONro3 l 1Jfnitlllifle I Our Greatest Piano Sale A Safe Investment wanmaFimo I i Everybodys opportunity to secure a Kcnowncd HlchToneAl Walters Piano In thin our greatest sale at about half value Wo want cwryboily who docs not onn n Walters Piano to take advan tage of this remarkable fjffer 375 Style A Walters Pianos 198 I 400 Style BB Walters Pianos235 1475 Style C Walters Pianos 240 I i i 530 Style G C M Walters Pianos 250 I 550 Style D Walters PUnos2fi 650 Style F Walters Piano 32b I I 700 Colonial Walters Piano 350 eoo Walters Vertical Grand Uprkht Pianos 375 d 900 Waiters Player Piano Out I i fit with 12 rolls of music 450 I I 800 Walters Premier Pianos400 I Prices Include stool and cover Plaro pried up to 30 at the easy terms I I 500 Down 1Ia 100 a Week No Insurance no interest no extras Pianos delivered on payment o 1 5 j They are masterpieces of piano construction Built to last a lifetime i Cnnton Ion IU n us1l piano Dont buy a f tencll piano Hoe that I the makrri name li CII i t In thf plate of the piano you buy IT i The muie Vnlters iin i piano RlnniU fur Ihc very hlKhut I 1 W alterslll1l HI raM On Is as Mife In IIIMIIIJC In a Walters Ilanii ai tiuy would lie In niirvhasius I S OoM Ilondj I ExCnante Mr nit Plawi fur n nW Wnltcrd and piy UfI y Iwlanco at tho I s ml of U per rek Ipjti roiinest rrprenentnllve will coll VWfrnorai 11 n i I AII Car Tremltrto BLOOM1NGDALE5Luo 3d AVI59Ih 10 601hSt n t r tt t I T L mJ1fWIIt iX fJ WifJ oJk Ikre Store Closes at 5 PM Saturdays at Noon View of Two Old j New York Landmark Ij d nl r 1 11m 1 1 I ft I g It I I 1 I i j I It Ii 1 1 D 1 I o I I 0 i 1 I 1 ftrrJJ J 1 I I I I I 7 j 11 t L1 1 i I H JIL I iao I i l t I J o II pWAf1 J OA IiI ohdl 8 0 J ln am uo Gn 11 J ifIUlCI at oc the turn ofl3roacl way and the old A T Stewart Store and its 1 big brother covering two city blocks from Eighth to Tenth streets Broadway to Fourth avenue one readied quickly from everywhere i by subway to the station insidothe store I These important buildings conspicuously illustrate the frroatuess of New Ycrks retail commerce I Tliej contain 32 acres of floor space filled with a vast 1 und varied assortment of goods of indisputable i superiority The stocks are intended to bo always complete The controlling principle of the business requires avoid I nnce of subterfuge in methods or prices I The fairness of its system is obvious and indubitable Prices are marked in plain fljures Articles purchased uro returnable for refund of value without wrangling or uncheerfulness unless worn used or kept until valuo has changed The one exception is sanitary articles Dist net improvement is manifest since stocks are per manently fixed and the working staff is well in place Visitors are invited to pee w i t u freedom from importunity to purchase rJ 1 I I I THE comfort of Muslin Combination Under i garments for Summer wear particularly under princess dresses is increasingly appre I ciated by women Over forty attractive styles corset cover with either short skirt or drawers are hero at 1 150 2 250 3 to 15 Fourth floor Old ItuiMlnir I CAHH YINlI oil those Vomens Handbags at vy 1375 is a pleasant economy Samples of I o to S810 sorts seal morocco white kid and other leathers handsornoly mounted with purso some with card case Main floor Old llulldlnir I Outward Bound All Our Tailored Cloth Suits for Women Tailored Suits of cloth in Summer weights get sharp marching orders now It is lie time to pick up a smart I suit lor traveling or mountain wear far below the earlier prices Theso groups At 10 formerly 15 to 1850 Tailored Suits In checked and striped materials and plain Pan I ama cloth Various plain and fancy models well tailored At SI950 formerly 25 to 35 I Suits of Scotch homespun and worsted in stripes also Panama cloth semifitting sack or cutaway coats gored and plaited skirts At 35 formerly 45 to 60 Handsome suits of silk lined voile Panama cloth checked and I striped suitings one or two of a style In the best models of the season I Also a special lot of I White Serge Tailored Suits at 1675 I Regular 25 value with plain tailored coats and plaited IIklrls splendid for yachting or seashore wear Third floor Old Dulldlng ROUNDING up the Fancy Linen Suitings brings very low prices All this seasons de signs stripes checks plaids and mixtures All or part linen fine for seashore costumes 25c I JOe 37lzc and 50c yard formerly 37Uc to 75c Second door Old Dulldlng I THEBES midsummer coolness in wearing 1 these light comfortable W B Nuform Cor sets of batiste with medium high bust extremely long back supporters front and sides 1 regu lariy V 110 Main floor Old Bulldlnr CST landed some new Panama Hats for J Women Many styles untrimmed at 5 to 10 trimmed with silk scarfs 750 to 10 worth I I about a third more pal sn7Vral rloor H1 is a Linen Story without Prices because HRRE have been clearing house and tho lots are too small to specify but there are choice prizes for housekeepers tomorrow among these 1uro flax l Table Clothsone or two of a kind Towels single or In pairs Table Linens short length Fancy Pieces In variety Napkinsodd haltdozens Pricesavings run from a quarter to half Second door Old Hulldlns A Commotion Among Some Beautiful LINGERIE WAISTS They spell coolness charm and comfort econoni too for nmnufacrurers1 surpluses JUG added to somo of our I own stock at priceH that take no heed of values S5 for Lingerie Waists worth S760 and 810 I Beautifully made and trimmed of sheer batiste and lawn I 8375 for Lingerie Waists worth 85 to 675 Including some waists of taffeta messallne and white and ecru net S275 for Lingerie Waists worth 8375 and 8450 Fourth floor Old IlulldlnK SI for Tailorhiade Waists worth S2 I Madras or hatlatc open front or back long or uhort sleeves Mam liw OM ItitlJIni JOHN WANAMAKER i Formerly A T Stewart Co Broadway Fourth avenue Eighth to Tenth street I I 1 1IIIN 1 P I 111 Ic r I At Wonderfully Low Prices I I Womens Wash Shirts At 3 Very Special Prices These skirts are perfectly tailored The srmm full range of this seasons styles are in HOOle cluded Every size from 22 to 36 Inch bands lengths from 38 to 44 Union Linons Pop lins English Repp and Linene Values tip to 398 Some are neatly trimmed the colors are Blue Tan Brown also White tomorrow at 69cVl69 Womens Tub Dresses Made from striped Lawns Polka Dot and checked Dimity Prettily trimmed with strappings of white and self materials 98c All colors 225 Made from Dimity Percale Made from sheer Batiste Llnerle Union Linen Dotted Swiss Dim Lawns Cotton Voiles All pret ity and Cotton Voiles Prettily tily trimmed with trimmed with Swiss embroid Swiss embrolderY1 ery All col 98 298 All colors f325 ors 408 p I HIKE MEDICAL ADVICRI IlK JIINYONR PHYSICIANS Itli Ilnor J i For Infants and Little Children i CLEARANCE OF THE BALANCE OP OUR i INFANTS LAWN CAPS Values up ito ft to aScat VC WHITE PIQUE REEFERS trimmed with em Wti broidery ruffles Sizes up to 3 I 7 i years 98c regularly at 4 9 r t li CARRIAGE COVERS trimmed fA PIQUE f i with ruffle embroidery 49c i I to o Till MTII STHKKT STOIli Stcond Floor TIII HOOt iMtiKX is A com KKSTITI IICJ 1 Clearance Reductions Popular Styles and Dependable Fabrics Mens and Boys Suits Added goods from the reserve stocks make to I morrow as complete as the first day of this great I sale I liENs ODD COATS AND VESTS worth up to 15 at 3 50 MOMS ODD COATSworth up to f7 lirpe and small sizes 2 5 u MENS Worth up to 20 at SUITS 650 775 950 BOYS WASH sun Svery attractive styles worth I up to Jl49 at I 25c SOc and 75c TIIK MTII STUKI7T STOKK Third Floor I iiiiciocs oitAxrn avtcr AXn SOIIA WAnIIH I I i Cambric Petticoats i I A Special Sale of 2Sc Quality at ISc NAINSOOK CORSET CAMBRIC PETTI i SAMPLE COR S C T COVERS All COATS flare flounces COVERS handsome i values sizes 25c Ar of wide embroidery lot of styles 49 C UMBRELLA DRAW ruffles with cluster 7c alues I ERS cambric with tucks or several rows CAMBRIC GOWNS I I full ruffles trimmed lace insertions and made with full yokes with wide lace inser lace edges trimmed with em i I tions lace and embroidery 5150 values QQr broidery in broidery edges sertions with I0r 49c hrolderyedges23c IT lit HTII RTKUIT 39 values S roll 1C Second 1Hr1 cluster tucks f SIXTH flOOH KESTAIllAST IOU ItXCHKOX Lingerie Waists Excellent 300 values Made In va rious styles Some trimmed with lace insertion and pretty medallions Full blouse Three fancy quarter collars sleeves and 198 Misses a Wash Skirls Mide of fine Washable Linon in White airl Tan Gored circular model deep fold at hot torn open down front I trimmeil wih pearl but 129 tons 5250 values at TIIK HTII STItEirr STOIIK Sffinil floor CiltKAT JI1IIMMMBK SMK III OCKIli I 1 I Mens Boys Bathing Suits i I TOMORROW 10 A M TO I P M Worsted Bathing Suts in all mens sizes abso lutely pure worsted values up to S3 No fij 1 i Mall Orders nt P 1 110 V i COTTON MIIVS COTTON I JIKNH SHAKflt I KM1 HXTI1IMI V A T II Is tl II A T H I N Ii I M Us XMiiitt I M ITS onrreot I si itS Heavy I 11 WflloI I lunn on ihwil p ln1 f rntlnn all iMinr Jhuilri I I I I iin iilnu nn I I dr 1 n ami I trlnimJ i i ail in I C i i 10 I i H u t MI at M in 4Jc I n I 198 Tlilnl lluiir MI p t 0 JlNE MltNUTES FROM IIOBOKEN TO THE Hth ST STORE J O u 1 ALL CARS TRANSFER iTfl I l l bi tIlile lEX1NGfONro3 I An OldFashioned Show Window t Full of Bargains I One of our larte Third Avenue showwindows is trimmed in the fashion ot the general store of years ago when theI I C idea prevailed that at least a sample of everything the store sold must ho crowded into the window I Its a conglomeration of Mill nnd Factory sale bargains I from all over the store and has been attracting much atten tion lor several days You will find it interesting A partial i list of the contents follows and the goods are on sale in the various departments at the prices named I I Leather Goods Cocks Watches Etc i Artlclo t IHMlllB PATENT Sc Artlolo r3 if I KYKGIjASSia 25c I I IKVTIIEII IIKITS per pair C Article 2 KMlimiMinUrI 5e Artlclu 0 AMEIUCAX WATCH 88c WASH IIKITS AM IVIflAI roil completa Artlclii 3 MIK IXASTH Oil MIA i Artlclo KKUUIIK AIAKM 69c TIIKII IIEITN orih up to t ao be UIOC1CS wurrnntod I 1 Artlco fiRMlSSlOX WOOD Ile Artlcio 4 illT iMSTIC TlSSEU LOOKS 30hour Al JllT oil MliVllll irr Ulna 88 e HKIrs north up in J155 w1 Article r7 IMIOIITKD NOVETTY I i Arllde CHAMOIS JliWUh fir AMKM CLOCKS ZOO to fl VC POCKETS J20U vnlues at ifltfm I Arilrlo IKATIIIlll COIN JQr ITKSKH 2 nml 3 cnmparun nt Sfaiionery Dept I Articio 7 HIAIHI HAOS aftfl Artlclis fiS CAIIIMrr OK V rnITIJG I r Artlcie IKATIIKH IOCKKT O0 1Alnit fiO sheets and 50 en 15e HOOKS JWC velopei I Artlclo 0 llltlVKINO CUIS 2Sc Article fl9X V VIKW 108 Cc I I folding klnil ln ens TAIS 8 lor I Artlclo 10 cminilEXM I15A 25c Article 00 FIOHKNTIXE MBTAlj TIIKIl IIAOS 2 styles IllOTO FltAMKS cold 35e I Artlclo 11mSSIS MUTIIEll 25c plated HAM HAliS colors Article 12 HAM lltOS AND Etc 50c Fans ENVELOPE PirilSES C Article in If LUll 1IAILOOX 39 Artlclo uiiAiKii ioinixo 2c IIAOS seal leather C FANS Article I tsurr CASKS Item 98 Article as mMK r6iirxo gf till or alligator leather design C rss Artlclo 13 MIT CAMUS flbroff On Artlclo C3llX KATiil OID 7c Krass corerlnr fiJJ 110 S i I Article ID NlIT CASKS CI T o oo ArMclfl IHSIIK TANS with a loyer I I lililo covering KUO vnlu iJiOO vmsn hand palmed or laco SOe Article 17 1IIVT nASKS on trlnm 2 nni M values at I leather covered nip attached OJC Artlclo II r 1KNSY ASP DIMB UKO 1STJUI AXKS 1 Be elsewhere C Jewelry nt AHIcl IS aiuvKIl HACK 10c Book Dept COMIIS shell hr C I or amber color Arties iioponiuMt noons lse Articin tOI KMiiossED METAL 10 for Summer icndlnK IlIIHIX Article 17 HOYS AND IIULS1 19c Artlclo SIIVKII PLATED VAN IIOK 4 liubllshfil at lflV ITV 1TKSKS embossed rlia Artlilo fl48lno C O P Y III J IHlvP i whero Mli at It c HOOKS good bindings vol J C irllno 21 HIIVKII IlATII VAX Ulll ITV Il lSis fluewlifre 7Sc Article 10 WIIIISTIIKS IIXJ it 29 C DICTIOXAHV lloilhar txiund 75c Artlcln ZItT TINS Jcta anil c piihllsheil nt 2 TO at colors 2 fur OC Article 70COMIC II VrXIIfc 34e Artlclo 2HHAT 1IXS worth O HOOKS extra large 8 up to 2Bct at C Plated Silverware Arilrlo 24 a t e I er ware CUT WAIST COILAIl Oil IlIItllON 1IXS Kold plat U3 Artlcln 71 hlltKIl IUITKII CAKK I ert per pair C 1IASKKTS IIIIIUI TUAYH OOr I Artlile 21 Viil Oil IIKIT IlNS ruiix IIIMIKS I I Ti latest dcslcrns paln or Musical Instruments Jewellnl t C Article Article 72irc AND liSc IIAH C 2iijiviuii crrr coi JIOXICAS c IAH WAIsT Oil IIIIIIION 7 1IXS dozen 7 eAI IlSIO 35e per STiVNlJS C Arllcl 27 UK A UK II NKCK O 9 e I Article 749iOO AND IJUUM J on LACKS turnunic JPt nnrt colors SWKOT TOXKI VIOLINS iiJC AHIcle 2K COIIAI JKUKIIIY lOc LruncheK liai plni olc C I Notions and hoe F d Article 2liOIIA III T TON n an oe Findings 4c Article 7r rKATiiiiitiinNKciuiTON hKIs 4 on n canl Article 30 mini C C X T U KV COIIAII IOfMIATlOXS S lOc for COIIAIl III TTON S 12 on I lOc card for c Article 7 iiASTIC Slllllf r 5c WAHT IIKIT iJC Arllilu ll ItlllMOIlOM UOltsl1 Article HOsh Sit O i Il Js S ict with 22 77W01liNS 1101 3c rlilmstones 18c I scrrourniis e MUd a TIilIliiiT Article 78 WIIITK COTTON HillS novilty mounUnK 10 C TAIK 24yard plero Sc Art cle 7liNIIA Article in COMII IJTS conslitlnit of TAIK with lInrkoornJ and 1 I lAP needle 3 bundles for Sc Iardlc 22c Article 81ruKNCH 1OMIA I Artlclf iM SCAKI IlNS AND iiorn rorxnvrioxs 9c CUT IINK hltS per set 2Sc Article 81 W III T II CANVAS o I HIIOi IIKKSSLNO bottle JC I I MllcI S lllt IUSTHI 1tI1I I Knives and Scissors 1 1111 Sltlll 1rhS Iail 5c I Article Hft nKXIIIIE rtllIKI ArtlI mCI HIIII SIIIIE NAII FIIKS lOc IIltJsslsn S c i I I Article 311 AXTIHKITIC SAIi Artlcie slortlS SIIKM TV UA70II SKIS 24c IKAHI lUTTONS II lox for lOc Article i7 MjiDHIOll is Article Rli K A S 111 O N A11IK I I hiris IADI wnriv IIAOII 69c I HKITINOS yarU strips 9c I Article 18 KVKK HKADV J2 Wonted Dept I 1IL11IK SAlKlV JIAZOIl 98c Artlclo 8n nKISHKUS SIIET c KKTH KIND lIO S per hunk OC I Article 311 IIOItSKIIIHK ItAZOIt 15c I Art rle 17 MIK MSTIIE EM n lrums nitOIDEKY IlOSS per dozen ifC Article inHUUIKIl llAZOIl2c I Jyrl SSMOMIK TUAV 7cI NTIIOlS CLOTHS 7c Article llADUKlt 1 TIltn 19c Arllele OIWX 1 II IIJUlIIIIS HUIS HJoW12 7e I Artlda IIHUSHKS rjHUISTIK IVniKK Isc I Toilet Goods Etc II Article 43 AUTO 1OIDIM 22e Artlcl DO SCKNTKI IIATII n IOCKET 111KS M AI 3 cakes for JC Article 44 hlKKI Article OII1SI SCISSO1U 25e FINK IIIUSTUj 1 4ij to to Inches TOOTH HKIl lliS Oc Article 45 IKN KMVKS 2 3 3Se Article 02 HATH IIHUSHES or 4 blades luiiff handles 19 e Artlrlo 4ilMAlMFYIVl Milt SOe 01t1010 93 IIUK lClISIIE IlOltS U Inch ilrrle mines I 51e value 39c Artlcln 47 TriIIXi MATCH 3ge Article 941IATII 81llAYS ex 0 tiAlES 10 design tra IOUK 19 e Umbrellas and Parasols I Article 06 SI1 II MA II I XF 10 1IATHIXO CAPS PC I Article 4S ilOIIIA lMIIHii 4 8e Arllclii tJ 9RKCPKKIIA AXTlSfUTIO IAS FOIt MEN AM WOMEN Artlcl 4tEXHISII WASH CLOTHS If each 0 OJ i OIXIUA 20c UM lC for I 11 It I MEX IS TDK AXII I l1I1IS OSC I Article 97 A X TIS K I T I 0 HATII Arlcle 60 r A II A S 0 Is ere oo J TOUEIX do not shed IBci 25c 1 tonnes taffetallne etc OOC 2 tor Article IAIMSOIS nllk taffeta I Article OS 81IHI 1OUXTAIX JjC Krcen and colors 3 values 01 co HVUIXIIKS r st 681 rtlcle 90 lIl IlimnKIt HOT Article ria1AiiVAiVJirMiiiiKiias WATEH HOTTIKS 30e black nnd colors 2U and 2b en Article 1lI0lIIe SNOW TAJHIM r Inch sizes f 2 5U values nt vOl Oil TOOTH POUDEIl eachOC I I ntnmnyflF Vfomens Childrens Underwear 11 At a Saving of lOc to 2Sc on Each Garment i Womens and Chilarens White I Womens Fine Swiss Ribbed Lisle Ribbed Vests OC I at I Thread Vests white silk tape at Womens Ribbed Pants extra large I neck and arms nil sires in I trimmed at kneel French eluding extra lace in large worth band regularly 29ci at llC I 35c at liC Chitdrens 35c Batbnggan Underwear 5k finished shirts 1 have short sleeves drawers to match at 1C Main Flior nth St Section I mOItlIJ 115 i I Bargains in Seersucker Petticoats I Stripe Seersucker Petticoats deep tucked flounce trimmed wUh CQ 5ge one ruffle C Striped Seersucker Petticoats deep section trimmed with 3 scallop tdgfd ruffles Also a number of black and white plaids with I banded ruffle trimmed with i small ruffle 79 C Second Flour Mm St Str Iion 1I10llSmlUES Pure Groceries at Popular Prices I HKIN7N I1AKKII MEANS W1VII i KIMAIO AlCK per ran f c 18e riti run lie ii IIP jiiiinir per ge Just Think of I IOIIilKU IVr can 45c Getting a Full i Me I so I SALMON Tnll iiun 2Qc IIONKlr I AUDINI Imported Gallon of Extra tra fine IIIBI half t mnil 9Jc C1IKHUIFS c nn rm IN Ilttp iwiij lilt IInd 8Se Fine California rlrr iiuarts lie anil FltFSCH PHAs Vev small our JJf Port or Claret IIKKTS rt nnd tender Nn 1 8e for an Q IAI Oil i nieitlc our 30o 19 e IIMI III ir I lJ tte 11111 nil 1tlr I 59c I t 7 5 I nKit pc C I Iualt I I boillo IOc II I liiiil ixi i r tia tn That what vou may I iIKl Vry line 9c do at the Blooming r j i i lotI dale Store tomorrow I inl pinl 1 Hic 11 IIt I I r lllli I rt A I 11 1It BLOOMINGDALES lA to 11 fc MS ft 8J I Tt311 1rr ID rI 10 llIlh 51 q

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I i j r THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY JULY 21 1908 L j IrIR TO DATE I THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN M1T VDV I Io EDITED B NJ 1 AND NEWSY www I Li L II it L INNEwJ Uft ROBERT EDGREN n nuH d J i I I p COLUMN l L Bat Nelson to Follow Jack r I OBrien and Do the So ciety Thing Starting Off 1 With a Banquet in Fris I cos Swell Hotel TTLING NELSON ii always BATTLING new Theres never a dull sewon while the Durable Dane Is In town Its elth er a fight or a monologue or a hunt ing trip or some other Xelsonlaa i novelty AB champion Bat Is expanding t Todays mail brought In the fol lowing card i Battling Nelson Requests the plcaiure of Bob i Edpren s company at the BANQUET Given at Battler Hall Fairmont Hotel San Francisco at the hour of 7 P M i on ircdnejdaj July is I 1SOS Please vretcnt card at banquet hall Seat SIS Please respond r UPF The Hauler Is coins In for WIIHE lockty stunt for fair Dat tiers Hall In the Hotel Fair mont Are they naming dlnlnroom after the Dane now I The Fairmont Hotel you mint linow Is the grtatest hotel In the West per I i haps in the world Il Is built on the crest of Nob Hill In San Franelsco the hill where Ihe Huntln tons anil the Crocker anil the Searlests anil Hopklnsei and nil the rest of the nobby railroad and mining millionaires had i y ther palaces before the earthquake and k fire swept them away The nlrmont li a great pile ot pure white marble In ldclt Is n miracle of the decorator t i art H takei a rich man to tear off i hall bedroom In tlio Fairmont Bu lling Nelson and his father have n suite I ot rooms with porters valets c They have been living at the Fairmont or I months After all we surely have to give Nel i son credit for uslns good common sense He spends his money In th best way i enjoying life Other successful fljhtlns men have thrown away enough every week to keep a suite with all the trim minis In a p lace There Young Cor I S belt Cor Instance Today his resources i 5 wouldnt buy clsari for Nelson and flat 5 lint much ot a smoker In lilt prime Young Corbett threw his I oung away money I In gambling and dissipation as If there was no limit to his earning ability In S the ring In one among week he blew juft 13 1 C 0 mp t ot it at the racetrack ThU was his Mar performance That fJWX wouU have kept Win In extrav agant luxury at any hostelry In the world for four years I Inusuu Voun 1 o Sett would appreciate a fouryear miexpenwp piii for the lalrrnont now ATTLING NELSON F Iml living be B yond his mUll at all He U S worth to take his own etllmait a fist IWC4 tocUy snd he hat Ills mon j In good securities and paying teat ei S tate He U a shrewd btnliiMt man Just once he was trimmed the mliiinj flme got him for something like Sl l and Bat nap never again His real fiUte Investment near Chlrago all In I S UiiJ in the muufacturlns dl trlct i ave mde him many thousands of dollars I Cut the banquet builneu Thats IIi new Munt for the liittler And yet r not entirely new either for he gave a great iniiirt in Los Angeles after onj It hH fishs thero Seat a S ugeats i9tn ttilnc ot a crowd I Has flat the society bug Is this Just a preliminary warming up fur opiuiwn orgle1 to come Km d cp Is rit soln to dive Into thIs dress suit and lobster naiad 531US At any rate II II making a rcjal start N elnll has always been known as the closest fisted of all the l1jh err but entertaining on this scale must cost him a thousand or twu at a clip Ha mikes Jawn OBrien with hia llowertil bathrobe and his tUlor and hit valet look like a plktr jawu never tn vlted 215 or niora guests to a biniuet in a special hull at the Fairmont lIam and eggs wi Jiwns limit Or hn mHVi invite you to haM a put of tM and a box of wafers with him Jawn would mike th tea himself at that and end hU alt out for the tneedas 1 CAN Imagine Battllnt Nelson lttlnl1 I at the head of the banquet table with his gM haired diddy grinnin proudly on his right hand Hat ears lilt dress suit Ho got that habit while S doing monologue lIe stands up ant Iprlnzs a few saw on the assembled company waiting for the ljuh after each acmUIUtlon and then iprlnglnt another scream I guess this banquet thine all north I n thouiand or so to list n cm afford it Any man with a couple of hundred I S thousand dollars can dfford a little I splurge now and then And Nelson has i iom thlng llko WtJ In vew In the I coming return match with nans H csn afford too because nine mj race I hones dont cost him a ceo rui where he has an edge t the brjken Jown moneymakers of the flatlc gan 0 Aninrr In SpiirllitR lnrrlr S J J ItekxS boa Iho iijBtncunt ch4mp sMp trim Mm lit atn helj the tltlo Mm Ills torr J J t Tht rwuM for tM hun Ird I rU M BJl iM ikii m Je bj tj J K n t IIIkoI tlX UH Jail aa 11 L Clno then Jim lIeN of tho tt VltjlDl 1 crr llt l llh h vlnii run li tlliua In 9 M oondj Awaltlnr offtilil I S 0 Ktctcrs lurk kis not Q lIollltt F BATTLING NELSON JUMPS INTO THE SOCIETY RING I I I r po 1 51 ItII jeT A r OR I AfJ oN TH eNP7 I poJ Jt itiLiii 7 rOll oN 1 BY EI IlT I HUH 1 i a w Iii1 I p 1 S I t 7 Am RtoOt S 7 1 TE A L VLL 6 T S 4f iT H TE NEUON ll Vr l U6HS r COlIT t 1 WIL HE I 1 I S e POlITE S P rrINC oN HAs 6 V4ITH Hli HMR fA Wm I 1 Fo ts DlNNt Do NM SOCIETY 3TVV6 VMU dV1 5oiP S rir HIJ A FtvM pouMOi orACHfVJNeet 0 A1 MW FOLV6W OeRIEt1 E Aple ItNO BtcoMC AM AUTHORITY ON CTI ayetie tce COLISEUM LC SIGNS UP BURKE AND PAPKE J1Y JOHN POLI 0 K 1LIY PAtKE the Western middle B weight pugilist will make his de but In a bout in this city on Mon day night Ho will meet Sailor Burke the local fighter for six rounds at the stas oC the Coliseum A C In Its club house at One Hundred and Twenty i seventh street and Second avenue The match vas arranged last night at a conference held by T E Jones man I ager of lapke and Billy Madden man ager of Buike They will battle at loS 1 pounds weigh In at 8 H M Burke will have to make the wtlsht or else Iapko Is not likely to meet him Blllr Oltnin matchrnakar of the Fslrmoii A C ot the Bronx his finally secured a bout for the neat tan of hU club on Mui day olenlnr July IT H has currt Chili Icy Griffin the Australian alherwelhf champion to meet Mntiy liiljnln the Bos ton lightweight for tlx round In the main vtnt Gibson made a UII moa when he lined those Iwo ciejt lIttle men as they ire t un1 t put tip a ilnhlnc fight Griffin save leach Cross a trrifi li rund battle t few nrrki sri Ink Hiiiirll th Qnikr City llrM mid ill nttglil will flcuro in nnohfr fight to nleht lie Mil meet ItuiKll Van Horn the Columbus tO fighter for six rounds HI 0 bfilne show tu bt nulled off In Ihs latter city Van Horn has a il cloltn cr Itimeil on a foul auJ on that account the laiir will try hard tr run him away before llit hell rlnn for Ihi opnln of the tenth ound Whin Ih tiaxlni ram If rfiiml nsln in Knelsnl anl Hit this rll1 there rill b I rUI nab color 1 flehttrs froi thli counlrv niaKs ibo trip 10 the whir side li nick no bOle of the Facs Sonnet or there by btitlnt ih orelin rappri1 Th col ored fiffit ri who Iuv4 ilrendy annojnied Ihl Iniunlon of loiilue Iho pond are Jack lilirkbuni ijtarts iiinth Dtnvtr FA Mir t anl Sam IiiiKtoM 1trkey Mrriliprt hn THIIC rhlcizo MEL GIESIN TO I KELLYONVVEIGHT PN rilANTlSCXi Ca July 21 hurry Clllmort and PneKfy Mclarland stirltd for lo Aiuelcs tills morning where It Imi titon arranged that Me larlnd will box Phi llroeit ten rounds Ans 7 before Tom Mcljreys club Ti m n will tight it iMuii uilaiiii ami et I iual inicenlif u f s Jt uuiiey AftiT 111 ailn ht nruijlo over the weight Stanley Ketihcl and Hugo Kelly dually ciino to an i rr mrnt to nht before Itiht March duo on July t at 151 paunch at C ocloi Ketchcl at lint liulAtfJ on IJJ rlngsido while Iscll y dicliied ho would nut bu olile tfl comply Tlila niornln Ketchtl finally gave In WINDSOR ENTRIES iF lil ti Th Ftenlne vlrM WLVliSuK UiR TRYK Intarlo Jnlv 21 Fnllnf iim ne m eutrl S for jmorruw OTIV n I S1 Its f55 flC 5 o iiiniril Ii ijIi1 K Pro ll lit fiT Tr tnt ron O MI rein t Klnj Kmi l iny 8 I1rHM M Pilule ii i nloh l7 unit o ill 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ciiMiMnl IV7 Hirtlu B 1ue Itoyal Guys lao AKm i n 111 faJrttk aiiQeno ilhlwelrhl has Jut b5fl tlxnM UP for in other baltlo by hll manaeer Harry Gilmore His opi oneut will bt Phil Brock the Cleve land fighter who knocked out Frank Canny uf Chicago at Jim Jetrrleas club last Fri day night McFarland and Brock will com I together In a len round tout lefois the Pa I cific A Coo of Los Anselu Cal on the nljrit of AM 7 If Al Kaufminn the Cjllfornla heavy weight does not knock out Ratline Johnn the husky lien Franclwo tlllhilr In their I tenround fight at the Taclfla A C of Lot I Angciui Cal on rrlday nltht ho wIll lm i niiMUieij announco his reUnimeat tram toe nine Wily Utlanty manager 01 Kaufiiialin I iniorned his big Not o that he must put I Jonnaon away ur else he ulll uult Wm i nanauer Knuimann tayi he will 110 the Job or quit flghlln Jw OConnor manager of Slanlty Katciel the nhldileneight champion has accepted roe ch lifnte ISJIKI by Bob Klualmmoni for a fluhl with K ichtl for the middleweight till OConnor hne waiM a forfeit of tJjno vlth Ellie lriney the sportIng man hcrifg of Sn Franr lim in U rridt the match and hn wire for KHz to put un a ilmllar amount HI Spokane uh OConnor Wants the winner In take Ml The battle may tit di Mtd I Spokane nest month IIITV nrltt accompunll the Amerl Can tram nf athletes to fn land la bflrz llonlzeil bv the sporting men over thor Jimmy II one of Ihiue moleal wellbmnd Dunlllni and St won at his Identity became cam knotui nl Ihl Hotel Cecil h was Im mMlitflv furround by the admirers of t nl ni fmilUm who aikel him many iiueiiloni but the American flithtera Ilrltt attende one of the belnK shows there and wn forced to make A Dtech after which he was jUcii a mat ovation I Jfinnv Fran the fallfnrnln lIhleIKhl will not be able to meet oun Iiu hrf the ruue1 PliltidelpiU fIghter at a Ioai slap mi Thurilav nlnht owing to an Inlurr Ahlle retiln rfrchel I to hl aril whir he Inio nnlltlmi for the fight Frayns pave that as onn a bin sri II nell he nlli tike Lnuelev on louerev li n nigh cun tonir fr lily of the nrappers In the Bast I Jlmmv Iiutin who Ic one of th boa llttt fighters HOT tinnid out In Peunsylvantj has hsri pricilalH matched lo meet Harry Piker the rallfornla boner for to elv rounds it ih ortnlnz Jlow ot the Nn r Vtl iri i i ire on th itotnll Sept 2 Jlmmv Dime who Is inininr ot ilme club Slto nrltee lint Ihee is no truth In IV ret I t nrt rlroulat Hint Tin floes Iho Italian I tighter ha broken isanv train him BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES is c11 In The FA nlnr Worll I UnirIITON BKAiH PAiK TRAfK luh Kollnnlne ar time entries for tnmonnn nttsr IlE Tie ci rilJ lunlMip Tuc mil n hllt furliM iilli W 0 i nif g Vil ijium nf TretH n i iVim I phT I 1 I n1 IS use frlntlin I1 mitTs KJ nii Plate IH p ill1nc Ill Ur 11111 II IVJl IJIltl H fll ciih rln Slmim tel iMO Mmitiifr Night tii 11 ii hole n SMI 111 ltpr 01 i7 i IIA levier I7i fill Tuhd I SI lunijfr lf I SO I7Ihl V il I lie li iII sFiV XI KiK 1hnpJroldJ sllimie O r nmt 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lOU HIGHLANOERS H LOSE FIRST TO THEHFTE 501 Neither Newton nor Orlli I Were Able to Hold Down I the Visitors FIRST GAME clilcflo 0002000 I J 6 HIOCF8 0 0 0 O I flOOZi Spca 10 The Evening World AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK Jul I II Newton and Orth liacl a bad day and the White Sox took the first game I of the double header from the HIgh landers Score 6 to 3 Elberfelds men I made a rally In the ninth but they wore S I too far behind I First Innlnn I HAhn tiled out to Delflmntv JOnes ftnik out Itbell Hied mil to Hemp lilll NO RlNP I Nlleii tied out to Ilahn Conroy willi thrown out bv Wnipim Morlanty beat out a bunt Ciijse triick ot NO I RUS Second Inning DoucliPrtj struck out Divla ltmgled over Hall head and trtolc second taej Parent Ille l out to Conrov Biid Hal 1lrenl 1M kin a bemitUul stoji threw II nut Sullivan N 0 KCNri Parent threw out Hemphlll pele liAiity filed to Jones Ball struck out NO ULNS Third Inning Hal threw out Tannehlll Vahh I iiirihk omit Bail threw out llalui NU itrxs 11 alh threw oit Sweeney Nmlon nas out TainHhlli ii IolIl lr filed I om to Duushrrty NCi RlN Fourth Inning I lunpi smn1 n tripl along te let I 1ln fOul llnr Mid sioicd OM Ih llr 191 111 Ilr Mfr S slim oei svimd ba1 Unuchoitv XiUtd mi 1lplrp rivans mn In cTllliis B xlilk md wu ordl d M u ml tail Vnilfiann taklnc In P3 AiilTn MnelM to left fi ld ndins M eil to sfind 105 IIMII nil fin right field nilliu lb rld to sliiirt rilh t Ilr I i1 000 Iareli tllod out to I iiphlll I KcirlTe 1111 Rullhn fli1 II llmp I hill ri iioth nimiis ariva n fd Nn I hii fn vni takn itmt nf rime hw and iirib tcl litO idn a Tinnihill illed to Hmp 111 TWU KlSS I Innroy a3 sio mi Walsh umblo I I Wnlli grit Morlailtvs A7r1fP and tnirhod him out mmflmlFSitCl1 wlill C 11mm tiv nifk Crttid ha1 Iniirnv took I third buc a a Sullivan llir w nut Chir I Parent thnl om ll mrhlll NO niNS Fifth Innlno Wil h nifd in Ilfinphlll Mon aif I thl w out Hnhii Junr e InM om a slow one Conroy toul yiil Ibcll NO HUNS I Tiolnhinu siimisiivl a Ilraii MnKf to roiilrp llPld and look rerond as Vahli IhrcIIuul Bal Waicli nlso thrcn i t Hwrn Orlh drove A slow MZV t hor and he Parent throw foil y in rtrit n t hinlv rn rt 10 nnppil a 1 studs tr ihlH itie fndlns urtli LI ecind UilBh threw out Couro i iVn Ii CS Sixth Inning Morhrltv threw out Andorsnn fnvli lifted a nv to Nilei Parent tiled out to Hemphlll NU HVNH Paienl throw rtut Morlarltv l i was out the sal way Hemppdi woo I thrown out by Tannhlll NO IHNi Seventh Inning I RlillMii Coiiba4 out to Swfoney Ball niad I spectacular atch 0 Tannhlirs ht fly VVolh lippl to MorMrlt NO RfNS Plchant1 wa thrown out bv latin hlll Parent tnjd out Hall Tannehlll alo thror out Snoency NO HUNS I Eighth Inning i haul emaiemi a hog diiVA Into rihl S neM for tlirs ba CCC Mils ml jmlii JrnesJ fly to rlcht llelil ind It WCT fr I double corilift llilm Isbd Irilt nut toriarlly liirnw nit And11 Davis pirmmvk oUt oNP IMN i Orth was out in ibll unas Hod I Nlles went out hit panic way nnmy flied tc Jone No fllNS Ninth Innln Parent lnilfl t to loft tel Orlh KOI Sullivan bunt but throw badly to first taco nnd Parent went to th ii I haoo while Sullivan took cond ba1 I MorLtrlty threw out Tinnonlll Vaii slammed out a twohaifger Into cent rc I Helil scoring Pironl amid Sulllva Walsh icorcl on lldhn single to ceil Ire rtlil Jnnrn nmnshed n llnoi I flriUhl Into lulls hand anti he thrvv In tifaae In time to double up Ihhn THIIEK lit Nh I Mnrlarlty ivan safe n Parents hhi I throw and srnrcd on haw1 tprecba rap to liftn ld fenm Iffnpilll was note I on Tannvhllls bad throw and Clias1 erort Hemphlll took rond base as I Walih threw out Del hanty Bill strueii out Snfcn y walked Davis threw out Orth TWO RUNS I THOMPSON TO RECEIVE I LIPTON CUP TONIGHTi RE rlueK THOMPSON ouner ot FREnJ schooner yacht Shamrock to night nt the club house of the Krojlljn Yacht Club at UjniMiluliet will b formally presented by Coin rrand Towen with tho IZ Filer cup donated by Sir Thomas Union as the first prliefti the ocean raa j jly 4 around Gotland and Fra Ishiul Lightship and Northeast End Light off Cape May While It en generally believed by local yachtsmen that the Shamrock palled by Ctpt Charley lan had won the race the official awarding of the am wax delayed owlnc to it protest made by Stuyvesrint Vain wrlhl owner of the sloop Mimosa II recona In thp roc who thought that the rat Irt given the Shamrock was too small Many chanqe of the Shamrock In hull and sails ilurlncr her twenty yearn of existence caused the argument over her rcent measurement Jealousy Against Barr I I mlsht also be aaid that there was some petty feeling of Jealousy over the success of Capt Barr because of his ability to put enough life Into tho old boat to beat the later creations of the FIRST GAME H1GHLANDKRS H H PO A E Nlles rf 0 1 1 0 0 COro 2b 0 0 1 1 n Iorlarltr b I J I 4 f ChasE Ih 1 1 9 n 0 Hemphil cr U 0 G 0 U Velehant 1r 1 I I 0 0 Bali go 0 0 2 4 fI Hall SWEeney c 0 0 0 I 0 I Newton p 0 ii I IJ I Orthp 0 1 0 0 1 Totala 5 27 9 1 lIICM O It 1 roo A E Hahn rf I 1 I 0 r Jonpq e 1 2 I I lab ii Ih 1 I If II n notgh rt 1 n I 1 I n Andrlon J 0 I I it I Davis 21 C 2 I I I Parent o I 1 0 2 Sullivan c I II 1 I n Tanuehll b f U n 4 I VaIah p I 1 I Ii I Total 1 JI 27 Ii I Bar Hits Off elton 5 In 3 23 In nlni Ifrst Bis on Ball Off ValJh 1 left on Wi eiifhliao R Hlghlann rrs J IXVtflKI 111 Strurk limit liy Newton 1 Orn by Vil0 1 Thro flue Ills Inno Hilm I ToUa lute loiir Walili Hlnl n l4esee I alI Uoiihlc PUM Bill and Cln ci tmplrci 1IH ir Evans and Hurt I INDEXED GALLOP FORM At Saratoga lKpe M l tu Th K enlnit UorM 8AHATOUA July 21 HAIAOlA limo weather wee cool an1 i 1 00 time tract fact Item this morn J W ing gome good workoutM were noted S i AUIUlflt5rin tulle In lit 25 i br ezlnK She looks p adv i lAJLLY VA1TSlx furlanss In 113 I breezing Quito K nice filly M J ACT ATKIN F our furlongs In 112 35 culloplns Doing w 11 KKNNYlil I tOne mile In 1 25 bre zin Looks read v 1 MOHAWK IlOfle mile In Ill 2R 1 I hro zlns Hardly rrady looks A ell FLlrONVlLLB One tulle In 1IS35 I lJlOllFOI trim JEANNE DAlSix furlonjs In JIAE breezing Looks ell UONOHOARA One mil In 1IS 35 breTlns In sood trim 81 iARIUAX 1001 furlon In Oil breezing Looks well I MOCHETTKOnc mli anl an eighth In DM21 115 1273r 141 t0 hamlilv k meal nice rolt hanII f HKHFlVMAlDlx fiirlurR In 11J I hrfpzliift Never looked better SNOW IUFF Five furlongs In 1 114 1S breezing This li a jca colt DORANTP Six furlongs In 023 I OM35 1 rcsk 11 breezing lie In nt hll best modern day which were compl 1 tors In the race I h not believed that ilr MlnwrlslK however shared In i this feeling hut that his protest came I from an honest desire to settle all die ptites whch inlKht arise In the future i After the protest hail huitj made however Mr Thompson quickly put the nainmk Into commission aKtin the i net necesaluttnif the recall of Capt Uirr from a summer vacation uie gainerltii of the crew and the work of bringing the scnooner back to Grave end Itav from tlii dock Ia rebendlnK her I

nl and otliir work which wuulU put lier In the fame condition as during the rae IMCtIiie Iiie voris of remeisurins was don I oy Prof William Bullock iflici il I measurer of the New York Yacht Cluh ano t tie result shows that the Sham I rock rates a wST which is rractlcili the same O that given by Mr Thomp son before the race On hue tallow the PlmiroU won I easily over the Mimosa Il even with the time allownnce The cup pre i ntiM bv Sir Thomas is i nearly four feet In helRht and is In doed In a manshe maho Riiy Ilbiiiei While valued by the donor at JUO tho Custom House officers raised till to nearly double the e figure It Is niio of the most valuable trophies ever slven In a yacht race In America1 The presentation tonicht wli be tmdo after a club dinner for members I There will also be presented prizes for I race the second and third yachts lit the I RELAY RUNNERS IN CHICAGO DY I AHDOF TIME Mayor McQellans Message Delivered at Citv Hall at 93S ToDay CHirAin July 21Tho Vouni Mens Christian AMnMatlun relay race hili b sau In New York at 10 A I last V iln jday cnni9 tf it brilliant Ilnp In tho ty Hall lure at 533 A 1 to day The original schedule railed for Its completion at noorf tomorrow The silver tub rontalnlng th i emit sage uf Mayor MeClellan of New York to Mayor HUSEC of Chicago was car ried over the final stretch by William I McCabe of them Kvanston Y M C A Mcrabe received the messaue at Iasnllc and Monroe streets but had r hud lime ot It mikln hh way along lie two blocks to the City Hall Mayor Busse was not nt CitY Hill and the duty of receiving thi 1s ago dovolvrd upon Vernon I Mean HIcre jury of the Civil Service Cnnmilulon Tlmi onded tIme IHP ot 1OM miles by hundred of boys running in age from I twelve to Iwcnlycne years TM die tancfl was covered In 115 hours 2 min nle Crowds of sp rlators watched the youths 8 s they raced through the city itrat and boulevards from th time they rmrhpil rtv limit at T BS A M until time last one reiched the 11 office Although limo runners rosoeI the lim it come miles out their real entrance Into the city proper took place at Oar field Boulevard and Halstead street leI the boys were nit by two mounted policemen who attemptej lo trot ahsiyl nr them but were compelled to break I Into 1 canter In order to keep up A irab of automobile preceded the run here dropnlnr a frwh one nt ta h orn I to Inrrnase the speed The last I fer miles of ho race was real I ser ies of hundredyard dashes Mayor Hustji absence was due In the fact that he had pot expected the run I ners unlit this afMrnoon It was quickly I arranged that tilt Mayor should re ceive this runners at 2 p M when Mayor McClellans message will be presented wIth due formality I 1 I I STANDING OF THE CLUBS LKAflUE NATIONAL MCADU2 AMERICAN A 110IZ Club AEnCA LIAOUF VLro I Club W L PCI Cluo W I JC Dtrilt 4l L ail Philat II L SW IMttit urrlO 3i Coy IMIIADl VI 35 GIJ il Louts 4S 13 IPhlaPl Al II 4 Ml NeW Vorklt 31 iS3Hi 11v 17 tb 410 S 1 CWcturo Il IJ MllWaihlnn M 4 W i ilriT 11 wvuroiklvn Irt 11 H CIeelanJn 37 iniNevr Tonic It b2 ITJ flrrlnriatl 40 nSI Loul 2 J St tih I RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES I I St Louis S New Tork 3 IltHbur B rirojk n 1 I r t6 limton a Chlcari Otk IMllileloMi 1 Clnclinatl 3 Oetmlt 1 InllidelphU 1 I Chicxo 3 Ii met in 2 I II I Iroldlpba Ncr York ponponM I Viirrin 3 Cleveland L nl Ft loulSe or jrrj 1nl1 GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY SCIDULE I hlcan I New Tork Two amet New YOlk 1 Kt liul Two rimn II it Iuh ai Union I Hrxokirn I lnitjr ivtlnlt il WaiMn ion lH t3D 3t fliLs Clti eland at Inliajelnnli PlIltth al ttnflnrt l I oe L ROYAL FLUSH IS FIRST TO FINISH IN P0YER RACE Heavy Seas Partially Spoil MotorFloat Race at the Larchmonl Yacht Club Ial In The Evening World LAIinniONT N Y July 2hVillt a stions taut wind coming In from tim Atlantic at twenty miles an hour tIme conditions this morning were not very favorable for motorboat racing on the Sound I was the day set apart by the Larchmont Yacht Club in Its race week for motorboat racing and as the Larchmont Club stands purely rul yacht racing sport there was no thought of postponement and the only kkk against the weather man was why the i breezes could not be reserved for sails oat racing and the dead calmi for the raotorboats I you can Imagine a little boa less than twentylive feet In length and driven by an enln at S veflty fIve horsepower shoot I tag through waves breaking with white raps five feel or more In height and a I very plunge ihootlng up R cloud at pray which at times covered boat and

occupant you can Judge of the run fleorg F Baker Jr and hm engineer were having in the motorboat Vim thIs I morning it Mr Maker was on hand for the rap I against J J Hoadloy with Tho l rn hut tho latter did not venture out l rond the irchmvnt Harbor brciKwxjtcr As Mr Raker rnnie past tin bIg com mit hoat nut In the Sound whih 055 liplng tor o nbout by the high 2 Irs the hardy mariner fhmiied I1 lialrman Lharlfy Toner of lir rotn butte Ho I need a miIng number 1IklnJ ihout with his glass to oP whence th voice ram Mr Toner with hU glass found the HlMe boat I ilunclni through th navep and lMk ins his liml replied Wpl I can inid I y SI where you will put ll At Tho Den did not come to t lv starting point hi Vim was fnt back Inshore and thr sIgnal Klven for tIme cruising boats lour o the slv cntTed started The hal owners und rillns xcr Horn Flu ltr Von Hofckmnnn fv3 f ol Minerva A F Harkelcy I3W f el Irene A J IUhly s feel KmnelKainiiM Cochrane 21W feet The course was 1 12 tulles IAMC iruunil Tile four hoala Rut away WI t at llli ocloik and headed IOHII tho 5011111 ricer the Irlangler comtroe The tlmcs for tho first round were Hoyiil Flush 12 13 oclock illnerxa LN oclock Krone IQ Iclock Ireii 113 oclock lloyil Flush Inlnliil a U oVIock Mlneiva 211 iVInk i Krone 231 oclock and Irene 237 o lo5k Th loral Flush lill In give I big allowance tn the other boats hit sesnn 10 hnc won ftom Krniil by about fir nlnutM TIm allowances crc non beIng nuel Gala Day at ClubHouje Fully flften hundrd m mbr i and guests nf time enb bad gatiietoil on the leaitiful lawn at the pretty clubhouse mat I oclock this afternoon whn the iroarrnmme of water sports was started I Is exported that the evening will irlnz nearly n thousand more for thin ii Jidlen DR y and an event nf special ntnrest nt the Lirchmont Yacht Club Out In the harbor tilt hundred or mora yachts o all jlies and classes from the majeitle thre maser Atlantic Inwu to the tiny handicap boat are rorffeout wah biintlnff A band In conrslnK fine music and autos are onstnmiy arriving with elegantly dressed women Tonight there will be n Illumination of the grounds with fIreworks mule and dancing iiTht entries were made forvthe lIt rant swim won by J I n IIIy West Sdte V M 11 A flay Mulfey New York A e second nnd Ueorgo South third Other stzrtem wee T 1 Boyd A Van Dun J White II Morton anti J W Spencer Grim nnil nnliliTln tn FISht An Important tight between Utile fellow ass rran ei 1 1 1 nEtil Th lid who re signed up for I air Charley Grlflln ho AuHtallin featherweight champion a ml Many IJalilwIn the clever llchtne 11 shirr ot lloitgn may will como to Ihir In a Ixrounil bout at the mil i UK of the Fairmont A 0 In ll clot oiuc on iloniliv tcnlne Julr 77 II iculil l a treat neht at Orlilin rcienlly fought Leach Creel a fait lXTOunil hat tIe Ilseeball ToIi7 Tno Camel Flnt ict ojltl 2 p M American Luau Pak pFtmrtasaI ucicuo 0 tO Q I LA Gf fIGHT WILL T IG T 4 AT NAVARRE A C1 I Sum Lancford the colored flchter ot Slm 13nlrord Boston and John Wile the light hoavyAckht of Chkmo are both In hcalIHIrht for their sixround bout which will be d aided at the stas ot the Navarro A A ut Uliner Park tonight The IlKlit should bo a vicious ono while It Jlhl as both men have no fear of punch and sail right In to try and finish an opponent us quickly as POI tlblc This will be Wiles first appearance In a contest i n this vicinity He has fought I the good big men and alwaya Wlllo hai rave them n hard tussle Wie been seeking a match with Lflngfort or a long time as he has always been of the opinion that he could beat him angford is a wonderful fighter as his numerous victories in tho ring main hIm one or tile greatest pugilists ever timed out In this country Besides this treat fIght there will live others bt mveen evenly matched men I II I I Tlona A C Want Games Tile TUna A C of Yorkvllle would like to arrange games with teams aver I aging tea to twelve years of ag 1 i dates in September are open They playpl the Defenders o their district on Sunday alit heat them br a score of J I Jt to 0 Address Charles Stloauf No 3B Kut nightvnrnt b street city Changes In Hilltops Dates I Ir sMn Irank rmell of the Hlchlanl I rriitijiy announced changes In the cheJule mba mil result In nlvlnz the Xo w Yorks iau rnoie iundiy datti and a two I 1 lam lao t in tietrult next week The ram lot Tuf ajv J I 2e in Tlxervllie his been ijtdiivnl 10 neM Suiilay anJ the contest fhfdulfl for next Monday his boon ill formil until Sundiy iOn rd ai because ol lh Opening cf the Innd Circuit I AMUSEMENTS HI MME TEIN ROOF I iuw IMSI 1 at iu e IUtl Matinee in Victoria moot Bllll OKKIItrm HOFKMAVN In M1UJ All I tiW t Ians JfS0 dance A VISION OK Arma id lburnl Broilers llernjrJI Couniess tInsel lerJrdL The Ilccolo MlitceH Rice t Prevoii B AvoUa JbhK I Mitchell X 21 Stulenti and Motion Pic turn of t nin ie Hrvin e Tuft IIC A RUt aaow in a CIThUlrolr THE MIMIC WORLD CASINO I Eeti fc15 Matinee Sit CASIO SM KTKST I iItlSlfilijjjjj TmIUll C I lits HfRAW 80 I IU Ea R13 Mat Sat W ChI Iloh Greet Comedy Y f I GIRLS r7 Broadway soth It Poge Slil Jlnllnre ToMorrow It I JARDIN de PARIS JARDN Ill ThPLE i it zuvlIll JH S Nry I FOLLIES FEidO AEvfL nARDENS I f LIliRi U11HIJLIW rdam Tlmeatr llenry h Sloar Orrlnl ProucUoa THt MERRY WIDOW it4Luftit KEITH PROCTORS 51hAV EVA TASOtAT Jack orlorth Your njIt hellh Sown Curls DaU I I rwn Daily Mal23 I foe I 5m 81 1 Soiptm ja J Corbtt n1lnl U Ii 2 Irlhur al Wllas DaIly tat3q 52Y tn r J rll nlhln Cat Today n kIauJ MaUej iitL I ASTOR V 1 It 01 1107 i it I a s ed 211 5 1 50 TiE OI flAirs ie 110 nnICAN IAT I IN FULL t ill ilflhlflflfl IIlrt Jtp Quartetfe l IIHMIiIH UntOI1 Stunt nllhAbbU Il1IIlUlllJIII 11hl John McVrlrhACol 1h tie 1 iitiiii lea GIa Barton narson Y tai flout 21 C oinellSmp lo Others ATLA I TIC Ilm flr ranel RI Elor For 7 30 bid 2 V Mil Orind Concert HeflnM iiHeilllt sal Sen Morinc Pieturni All SUM Thratrlrnl Hall July liZ nrar Ii II I IlIlfl AUJnhglosREg latent sal Jt bun 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t 1 1 r I X 11 f HE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY JULY 21 1908 y 9 t CAR CRASH AT CROSSINGAND I MANYARE HURT I j Collision Corner Fiftyninth f Street and Third Avenue I Scene of Accident THIRD IN THREE WEEKS I Misunderstanding of Signals Given as Cause Ambulance Surgeon Busy an Hour 1 Another eroua acclrlcnt the third In i three tve ki happened at Collision Corner at 2 odock this morning when ft westbound Fiftyninth street cfir wai lilt and thrown from the tracks by a outhbound Third avenue trolley car Mveral passonccrs being cut by glan and others thrown from their ssats Motorman Mike Ilyan of No 833 Klshth vemi In charge of the Fiftyninth I atreet car and Motonnan John Wardn of the Third awn ue car wero hurled I over the dashboards and both Injurtd painfully Only two ttocks ago a Tiftynlnth I itrc t car was flung fron the tracks at the fame corner and only CAped I overturning with Its crowd of passengers by being jammed afMlnst a pillar of the elevated railroid A score of persons r 1Iere then hurt A undtrstandliifr of signals cause tocUys MiushUp Each ar cwitalneJ a score or more of passengers An tan bulancc came from nower Hospital and 1 Surgeon Destor was busy for nn hour I dressing chia cuts and attending to tin bruise of the pastcnsera Nonc I v3 hiit to an extent to warrant reo irova to the hospital however The list of Incred Is aj follows f I iMIthael Iltnri motorman of the Fifty I ninth street cpr Onlll tons of the head 1 and right lex Samuel J Jacobowltz of I No W2 East Savertyfourth street right arm ind leg contusion Herurd Giles 1 of No 163 East TwentyelRhth street I t right leg and side hurt John Skerle of I No Ml Tenth avenue Hunt aide and leg contused Martin McDermott of No t Kast Sixtieth slrect Internal In I juries John Warden motorman of the Thlnl venue car living at No 5T2 Sx UtMh street Hrooklyn tpralned wrist I I HANGING IN JERSEY I NEW imtNSNVICK N J July t g Frederick UiiR who In April 193 kllUd tell niece Katie Gordon because she had refused to marry him ww sen I tenced today to be hanged on Friday fiept 2S Lnnvs lawyer will now raise I a question as to Lange sanity

II Dont Poison Babyo FORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must have PAREGORIC or laudanum to make it sleep These drug will produce Bleep and A FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produco the SLEEP FROM WHICH THERE IS NO WAKING Many are the children who have been killed or whose health has been ruined for life by paregoric laudanum and morphine each I of which IF a narcotio product of opium DruggistS are prohibited from selling I either of tho narcotics named to children at all or to anybody without labelling them poison The definition of narcotio II is 1111 medicine which relieves pain I and produces 8l but which in poisonous doses produces stupor coma convul sions and death The taste and smell medicines containing opium are disguised and sold under the names of Drops Cordials Soothing Syrups eto You should not permit any medicine to be given to your children without you or your physician know of what it is composed OASTORIA DOES NOT CON I TAIN NARCOTICS if it bears the signature of Chas H Fletcher i Letters from Prominent Physicians I addressed to Chas H Fletcher Dr J W Dlnsdale of Chicago 111 Bays I uso your Castorla and I ii I fldvles lti use In all families where thoro ore children Dr Alexander E Hlntle of Cleveland Ohio say3 I havo frequently Described jour Castorla and have found It a reliable and pleasant rem I 1 edy for children Dr J 8 Alexander of Omaha Neb says A mcdlclno eo valuable and beneficial for children as your Castorla is deserves tho highest pralso I find It In use everywhere Dr J A McClellan of Buffalo N 7 I have T ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT Yt Bays frequently prescribed your Castorla for children and always got good results In fact I use Castorla for my own children ling die Siotnadu BdBweis of Dr J W Allen of St Louis Mo eays I heartily endorse your Cas torla I havo frequently prescribed it in my medical practice and have always found It to do all that Is claimed for It Dr C H Glidden of St Paul Sllnn sayc My experience as a prac 3 ProsDie5flonr1ttt titioner with your Castorla haa been highly satisfactory and I consider It r ness and RestConansnditw an excellent remedy for the young P111 OpiuaiMorphiitt norMwil Dr H D Bcnner of Philadelphia Pa Bays OIl have used your Cas NOT NARCOTIC i torla as a purgative In the cases of children for years past with the most happy effect and fully endorso It as a safe remedy uOIdDrrnruJraJr Dr J A Boarman of Kansas City Mo ears Your Castorla Is a splen I HIi Mad i did remedy for children known the world over I use It in my practice Jvt and hare so hesitancy In recommending It for tho complaints of infants I ArntJilfJ and children b IUkxi41t Dr J J Mackoy of Brooklyn N Y says OIl consider your Castorla an 4 Irnid i excellent preparation for children being composed of reliable medicines 1fU6yrtn7lurrt and pleasant to the taste A good remedy for all disturbances of the tI AncrferI digestive organs Aparrertmedy forCoiKflpa lion Sour StoroachDlarrtoa GENUINE CASTORiA ALWAYS I S Worms Convulsions J Trist 1 0 ncssaiulLOSSOFSLEEP Beare ho Signature of Fu SUrilc Si aM of 4d NEW YORK c jatedundeii The Kind You Have Always Bought Exact Copy of Wrapper In Use For Over 30 Years WCtN1UtICOMpANy 77 MURAmTRCT ttwomRcrrv I D w iw tiyjggggqiiga i r 1 i I I I I k Meth I I 1 i i I r I i I Ii fft5 I I NO II Y t I 1fi13 ttIp I J I JILI Are made of fine ripe il i 1 I seasoned Turkish Tobacco That accounts for their dis J I I tinctive satisfying taste i I I Try the Helmar today j n IOc for 10 Sold Everywhere I 8 ANARGYROS Manufacturer I 111 rifth Ar 1iew YorK 4 fUTt 1 lI r M w s rtv m v rfM TvHiitTijvijyatfy uC I iu iJUj 11 III JONUPATTEN STEAMBOATS TINE m j t 1 JONU b LU ist ue I i a AHBUltV 1AHK AJU lACK 0o 1 Lv UloomflHJ it A block t telQwWt tau It ei J aDD 11 to JI1 inn IV I 11 I I 1ko Jlatlet1 8ao U20 130 A 11 lad I 10 P M CA TSKILL 1 J u I Icr ih Caukllli llulion Caitit I Lv Chrlilopher il n P U W lJii it t I f K ao set Chrliiopier it J P M W 1 Mr 120 r U Fir l2 Rent Dl I tfI Nrtory frw AdJr tIt r12sarl RIver PIANOS AND ORGANS A ttttu IU 17 li loii at WISE I 730 ban ft 1ln nr UprUbt Other nukt HI IIslnruma monthly ptvmmn Opin vu t L SUNDAY WORLD WANTS 1 WORK MONDAY WONDERS III JI EXCURSIONS NORTHBEACH Free Fireworks ToNight p Mt 4 t4I life h uci i i Co run Ihl LONG 1C1 AND N X N N V N X TO ANY ONK Intertiteil m Hit HimJtrui iltelopm ot lAne liurj ue will ItIlJ Inaruln riMcrlplln of the entire man mint AiWrun ortlur Room SOI W7 rIh av Now ToV Theres a Fortune in the Ground for You Dig it up World Real Estate Wanted I I Ad will find a Bargain and a World Real j I Estate For Sale Ad will Sell it at a Profit IJ I Z j L oI 7 1 t1 c BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I I i Store I I TO LET SUITABLE FOR I FRUIT RND FLORIST IN LARGE FIRST CLASS DOWN TOWN BUILDING PASSED BY OVER A MILLION PEO PLE DAILY CALL or ADDRESS E A PRATT ROOM 207 WORLb BUILDING I ANlUJrolJVllllun lor bultdinit flom for thu Con limnd Mlnll Gras AJ dreii PH SCinVBICKEItT JR S Cu tan dney Island FOR SALE W WXN W WW Auto Purchase 10 Car Loads Manhattans Pioneer Automo bile Establishment B et llakm New ConJItlon Hellable Scant JO1 JlwceVrrons uUW SJOM 01 brnoblle I Ml SpceJJer M tw um7 Thonue SpiJ i tterO 1 IjO tNcVettn1 ree1Mer 1130 ruiT Xiilorul 00 t LltH J123 IWi do Thoiiaj cotisnte IUUO 1 1hiit jo TournMut yjvi Ifllj MoJ IrJlJyton fo SveflDUri EO rut tlIOO Parnra V1 s vvi Arn ult I ISO PopjHartinl JkViJiWI to il M Ford Ilunalwuiv cnnulpte q iJkW CaJll lie I up MAX eli 3j o o Quieri IHW Jackons fW Ienwlolodrn luw HW JiM to JIYiO Mtrwlu IZZI10 CHnr ronOlrapoVolrt jn EtCO er OI SJWu Ml Al ronJltlon II OU otter umniKil PPJrtulticJ Jiraon strittaj dfImlv alven Auto Eoies by the Hundred nj every corceteablo tye In muck Uiritt factors bON bjJlaj are tiuxiteil ant tiJnted PllIGEI TO VKn than YOU cipcct I I Iirmf ootxyrn In Xov Tork 1iotiv tom ftond lunO iars nnj the nunufjcture uf I botktirro 1 UTO Tinns lilri clim rhcnpl I flOiXJ worth or heat makm XEV hjel rom on at price IT vcr cent iooer than the lonfl cut wlo1 hnin t nw nato r rn nnl trts of all krIs Brontlwny Mammoth Auto 1 mobile Exohnncje I isn o2s v VJM l naIv3v lit OU TE M S s uLHwi I uLHwiI f lm c I I I I ml I n J Ill t t ii LJi ii 0 Ti JCIK onviVi Jill I IJil 1401 s TENTS 1 IH K i 6t1M3 JOHN MMIVAS S M1V 1 Tfi t 177 srrlns 15 II lluiiwn t N UIAMOXOH inSt at bti iii or crtllt Orflctn Witch and ll m nj Co MIr ACHII i RY ron tLIuee aoif t renI Uetw I In tnllnt nt v tx tuh AJJrtu box M C WorM tiil j 11111 a4ubLLJI rUiiNEI LL AoAMS un Lstablished ForlyOuc Years Store Occupying Two Blocks Sixth Ave 20th to 22d St N YOur I Our Delivery Service in New Jersey Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store I I N Big Bargain Sale of Good Refrigerators ONEILL BUILDING THE REASON WHYOur refrigerator manufacturers be I I ing in need of storage room asked us to take two carloads I of Refrigerators now that were I not to be delivered to us before I September 1st d I I INDUCEMENTa big con I cession from regular contract i prices This saving we pass along to you The list includes The Governor the ONeill 1 i Cleansible and the Pocono Refrigerators and our guar antee goes with each The cheapest Refrigerator sold by us is equal to and in some in stances better than those advertised as u best elsewhere A Partial List Follows Pocono Refrigerator regular S925 special at 617 Governor Refrigerator regular 2000 special at 1334 ONeill Cleansible regular 2150 special at 1434 Governor enamel lined regular S4450 at 3000 All other Refrigerators at tfoff Sale of Wash Boilers at 92c I ONEILL BUILDING I We have secured one hundred more of these I first quality Wash Boilers made of heavy tin with fourteenounce copper bottoms every one perfect Your choice of No7 8 or 9 No7 13 In high 11 in wide 20 ½ in long 7 Ibs No 8 13 in high 12 In wide 22 In long 8 Ibs No 9 U in high 13 in wide H in long 104 Ibs Our rejular price 200 Q J225 and 275 Your choice while they last at 0092c No C 0 IX Mall or Telephone orders I 450 Blue flam Oil Cook 298 Ash Cans at 225 ers at 350 No9 Galvanized Iron Ash Cans with I The sliver automatic vickless blue hickory slits to protect the sides flame oil Cookers every one war from destruction with double rim ranted odorless In this hot weatier bottom and side mndlcs 25 inches no home should be without one high is Inches wide Our regular price 450 tf 2 rr Regular price 28 see special it JpODU clal it 225 furniture Slip Covers 389 Orders taken at this price this week only ONEILL BUILDING Allowing 20 yards We measure cut make and bind We will take your order for delivery to August 15 We use the best quality Belgian stripe 3oc per yard additional over 20 yards We were the originators of the popular priced SUp Covers in this city We adhere strictly to the policy of using only standard durable first class fabrics coupled with the best possible workmanship I 389 20 yards made up 389 NotcTlzis price only for Manhattan Bronx Brook lyn Hoboken and Jersey City 1500 Reed GoCaris 750 ADAMS BU LDING Tomorrow and balance of the week we will offer a line of Reed GoCarts in three differ ent styles of bodies at exactly halt price They are made of fine reed with highly finished bicycle tubing pushers white or black enamelled cross handles strong steel springs wheels rubber tireJ backs and fronts adjustable Regular price complete with Roll fan rf I I 750 and Pjrasol 15 sale price I P U I 5450 Collapsible GoCarts 295 I Made of gop1 leatherette allsteel frames and rubber tlr d l I wheelscan le carried under the arm or juckfcl In your I 295 trunk VilueM50 special at Another Special Sale of I Strong WellBuilt Trunks il t Similar lo that which met with such a great response last week ADAMS BUILDING These splendid Dress Trunks are made of basswoad canvas1 covered malleable iron trimmed long strap hinges riveted throughout muslin lined two trays best U lock light weight 28 in 30 in 32 in 34 in 36 in L 795 845 895 945 995 I Boston Dress Trunks Made of seasoned basswood canvas covered well painted bound with russet vulcanized hard fibre two fibre centre bands strong I slats malleable iron trimmings brassed finish strong bolts lok i an key steel strap hinges iron bottom with three cleats fully clampd deep fMip tray with partition and full cover paper lined 28inch 395 j 52inch H95 35inch t 595 3oinh 445 1 Vlinch 545 I i I Dress Suit Cases Special at 495 Dress Siit Cases sole leather bras i spring lurks and cuchss linen lined x n with slut jwchel sizo 24 i 495 IId1 e 0 0 4 I I lAJ AW 1 IOUKT1WNTII STKIK West of 1Htli Avenue I I We Are Very Very Busy I i Keeping Up Assortments seems to please vacation goers as well as stayathomes 7 I Come here for warm weather needs andsalye time mcney and vexation I Final Shipment of I Big Bargains In Mfrs Stocks Summer Needfuls Womens Underwear MILLINERY The balance ot our recent great WonenH Trimmed Hats 0 1 purchases have been delivered line Chips lghorna Tuscajis ate wero up to J750 special 348 renewed assortmentsmany new Children Trimmed Hats mbd styjea Come and share la or fancy Tuscans full rich bows of 1 white or cold ribbon reft J3DS 149 theso values while you can Untrimmed Tiwitm Sailors and L shaped ihat black burnt and CORSET COVERS colors res 03 25 Good Cambric Law and two 14 WHITE WAISTS ertsflbbon finish res 23 I Womens IIs line Batista Walstt Cunbrio Corset Covers yokes yoke and panel stylo prettily of two wide emby Inserts J 29 trimdumally 153 100 H 8 and fancy stitching f Fine Lawn and Batlat WaIstl worth 43 olaborato lace cu or allover emby Cambrlc and Nainsook yokel 1 and tuck9 worth 291 1Q8 ot mby lace and ribbon f 49 i ret il J PETTICOATS 1Sjwolil T lot alO it 50 50 69 125 VVcmons Syiriucker P ttle iUn flt washable effects naro flounce 39 I DRAWERS Blank Sateen and Marcelllne PattI Cambrlo roWs of 4 fine tucks I 18 coitsplaln and fancyres IL83 95 embv cAxK worth 35 Taffeta Silk Pettlcoatablack and Cambric and Muslln wlth I colorsfancy tnd tailored tucks and lac or cnihv i 39 Special 498 I O were B 9 i To i2u49 LDS I LEATHER GOODS HDKFS ETC Leather Chatelaine Bairs Chamoli I CHEMISES llnedoutsliiu pocketsvalue 49 19 Womans Kmbcl nnd Lace TrIm J Muslin and Cambric lace or J I ambv trlmd vokea or cordedt J7 ltkrsu S and scnllop rof I512 band worth 69 17Inch FlounclrwsEngllsh eyelet Extra lenrth Chemises rokesl blind and scroll effectsvalue 69 39 I of dainty lace and ribbons I 69 Point de Paris and Fncy Lacej skirts to match f O3 Edges and Ins rts2 to 4 tnreg I S J worth llffi 42Inch Bolted Dresj Net I Other special valu j tt iO 03 1123 to 1105 While and ecru vnliw W 39 NIGHT DRESSED RIBBONS AND NECKWEAR I Satin Taffeta And Jleisalme Ribbons Cambric find Muslin V neck black while colors1 ct quality 14 with lace V 33 I Insert and tuck lots Odd ots wide nibbonsMessallaei 01 l worth ro o good cmbjworlh allies Moires I and plaids lluslln siiitu ir round 1 white black colors and fancies neck with yoitu or one or f 59 M to 33 ct qualltlesspsclal 19 two Insuresunjaly 70 J Chiffon Boas lloasdellcllllo tints Fine NnlnnooJi id Canibrl ribbon endsworth 193 08 short loan litittenly ain fei csdalnllly trmd 1 125 White Dutch Collars larpe assort stylesnorth flOS ment of best atyles worth W 49 I Other Special tt 1108 1209 ADS M OS HOSIERg UNDERWEAR ETC ikns Cotton Half Hose FULL SIZE SKIRTS Tnst bliick nnd Inn also cmbd anil polka spuis Special 12W i flood MiMIn lulln1teep flounces 1 I wllh emby Inccs and tucks 1 49 Womens Hwlsa BIbbed Cotton north V J Vests Crochit neck and arms Special i KOH 25 1 I Good Muslin SUIrlvruffle of I pmb Mcn Balbriggan Shirts and emby nml tucks or cluster f 69 1 tucked ruffle worth 16l J Uiuwerailoutile seats nil slzve t rei 13 39 Muslin nnd C 1111 b r I c deep 1 i flounces emby or two 98 26Inch Union TaffoU Silk Umbrellas I Inserts nnd lace reir J119 J Nntunil aid fancy handles were JU3 108 ompus Cambric and Muslin 1 Shlr1s 1eip flounce of fancy 1 25 Mens Nivllijti Shirts Madias and 1 Iercilf all 11erJ W 20 r rf I lacf or good imhy reB Jlo Mens CDltun Uillilnx Hulls O ns Other Sptclali at J2ll 3011 los Navy rny mill bUcKref JlCO 70 Desirable Silks Infants Outfits July Price Cub 45 pcsre uitrly 51049 069 Not old or tumbled stock hut latest I 3 Dav Slltx at 2t 72 I mid smartest In reliable grades 3 Night Klips at 17 5t 1 Trimmed Uiusa 04 W ere umy Yard vdtp Natural Ionpee 1 Trimmed Skirt 40 rKincv riiick and Strlio 2 Plaiinol Sktrtt at f3 130 Tarfrtiis C3 40 1 IIinhM Klftinicl Skirt 05 Cnlil atrlpo Taffelai 2 OIITOIVS at 31 74 JtoiiKh ShantungsT In Sn t lit Poulards 21 In 3 Hands nt 11 33 nil silk 9 391 2 Ilaln SrfMts at 27 54 Shower Proof Foulards 3 KhlrtH at 27 81 1 line vnrklv ts 00 2 Sacques at 1iO 30 Silk PonKeesllxht dark 39 20 I 4 tara I30lec3 at O1 36 Silk Vollis polka rlotr In tJ 25 0 lllbi it W 18 slut Illnck 1otiKMs In iJ 40 1 Diapers 55 Yd wide Wash HnhutaM 73 50 Yd wide IJlack TaffcUis 53 70145 pieces 800 II Midsummer Redactions tn Laces Choicest Allovera Handings and Kd inss as voll us the popu iir Val Luces and othura for dress and unUenvoar rninuiin a curtains or any purpose for wiilcli Lucud CUll be 113odtt re duced price 1 A Great Lot of Torchon Laces 2 1 ftere I 4to 7 cents A Great Lot of Iancy Laces 3 were I C to S cents A Great Lot of Fancy Laces 41J2 were 72 10 t 0 12 cents j Val Laces by Pleceswozen yards Imported Luce Allover I German and French Squares Baby Irljh Point Venl p and Oriental Dots hose Leaf elcIn short In choicest novelty effects White nnd all tho best patterns O Ore Cream for Dutch Yoke Chemisettes iMechJIn Designs widths entire Wnlstj and lint Cronrs 1 up to an Inch 5VJS anil JJJii AlluxcM Now 108 JIjS Albverj Now 149 39 cent value 25 191 cent values 00 43 cent values lH I Uii nhlls84 JlCJ Alloxvis Now 00 75 cent values 40 I J13J value OS 98 Allovcrs Now 00 1149 vAlues 125 Double Wlilth Aljerircg U 1 29 Harding and KdiltiK Vary scarce Very desirable 1 to 6 Inch I Now All price are for a dozen yards were Si to 103 12i to 98 J o i J MORNING SALESTomorrJwt lVdnes iy Until 1 P JU To prevent dealers utiyiii quantities restricted NO MAIL Oil TKLhrHOXK OUDKUS 44 Sw J r ui1 e ii We11 CII 1irt1ira 71 H 101nl enIe ant Vol IOtP Trim f n nek f J Jsall SItmND IIOIt Nt mIIUJW sizes 1 Tr11oit W1T tI8 Hlse rDTt SS 198 T JUlllpo W I 5 cHe 1 IaJWII lhltn and fanry SwIet ant tlwns Inble au i1 errtm ttllU 10 I yr ter Ii 11iru llt whlle coloClISln fHClo FI JImss s DEPT r I l FLOlt vlsT r 3e VIji1 hyoto I 2 1zc MIIs 1 HuJ 18 8 I Intht ttht ant Irk tIorq 10h In 01 onI3unilorI IA1N FIJHSlIKS M ts fl a II rw tmlILOIO WO l liu lh29 Jlc ys Ihoiists27 Silk FtnItjIk bro rar navy Ialras rc31ewhI faro I to 13 Tn itnmF TII HD piojItENTttu CIS FIOO1t1IFK nonns 4 lllldillsnrl nII12 f WC 0 S 10 M II lit IJllut 25 Jh J atc fItIf z r 1lo II elz 10 BIn r MJrI ilrnpl ttvte 2 Inch hlle enutJc1 to Illflr 1101 TIIL MAIN IO1ffNTm 711c SecSllckcr lCitCOllts 39 ri JJ3I1kolneLomvrtIIJc 129 llrorlfull cUIw11 malroun FUIlSIXO OlflL CJlor brmter edn white du trop 110 i El1 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j 7 f r The Evenings World Daily Magazine 7 T u e s d ay 7 July 21 1908 i mtootor1ti Published Dally Except Sunday by the Press Publishing Company Nos 63 to n Park Row New York I joszw PULITZER m1 rvi in fimc ANOLS BIIAWSM TIMIHI vim lIIlb lout 1 Entered at the Post omce at Now Tork us 5eeond Class Mall Matter inscription Hates to The Evening For England and the Continent and 1 World for the United States Alt Countries In tho International 1I I nnd Canada Postal Union 1 r One Year 3EO One Year 95 Olio Month 30 One Month j S i I f I VOLUME 49 NO 17130 TIES BUNGS AND THRIFT CCORDING to official investigation t I ACCORDING on the New Haven Railroad near Greenwich came 1 r rYtvg n V from the ties rotting This is a IJ I I t I r 1 lVI frequent cause of railroad accidents With heavier rails larger cars and I more powerful engines the accidents I j from its ties decaying will increase in I number and seriousness unless pre j I 1 ventive methods are promptly I 1 taken I r John D Rockefeller gave the I keynote of industrial success in I large corporate enterprises when at one of the last meetings of the Standard Oil managers which he attended he criticised one manager I for having failed to account for eightyseven kings worth about a dollar I lar Mr Rockefeller said in substance e The serious blunders some body is bound to detect Big mis takes all of you will know about It is the little things that in the aggregate amount to more than 7 the big things because there are 1 so many more of them and which t decide success or fcilure A tie costs fifty to seventy five cents according to its size i quality and kind of wood Next ono to a tce or a tie plate it is one of the smallest individual items which a enter into railroad construction Whether one tie lasts twelve or twenty years seems to make a difference of only a few cents As the i Greenwich accident shows it may make the difference of many thou sands of dollars I With customary American lavishness railroads have given In the s past little thought to their ties They would buy them in 10000 lots put them dom and pay no more attention to them until some track I inspection showed their rottenness when a lot of them would be torn up and replaced with new ties i The waste in ties alone is equivalent in destruction to hundreds of square miles of forest By soaking these ties in any of the welt known preparations of creosote and wood preservatives their life would have been doubled But a new tie is usually good for at least fifteen years and soaking in creosote is dirty and bad smelling work It was always easy to tell when a tie was worn out by the spike coming loose and spreading rails from the loosening spikes in rotten ties was conclusive proof that new ties were needed The Pennsylvania Railroad has waked up on the tie question It has its own forestry department which has so far set out 2425000 trees Last year it planted twentyfive bushels of acorns and 300000 seed lings rJ1ich will bfc fit for ties by the time the present new ties are tram out This is both sensible and economical Acorns are cheaper than

ties and while creosote is not as cheap as acorns its cost is infinitesimal when compared with the damage bill of an accident to a passenger train l r 1 f 1 i tl ut e i ft r s t o i I iacs aaoac ll J i Attending to these little things is the best way to make railroads or Anything else as prosperous as it has added to the profits of the Stand I Brd Oil Company t Instead of trying to reduce wages or to increase freight rates or to I revive business by Wall street gambling the railroads had better buy 1 acorns instead of ties attend to the railroad spikes and hundreds of other little leaks prevent their many damage suits and obviate then accident bills i t Letters from the People AVnnt TiTovturj Turn To the Editor cf The Evening WorM How Is It that although we hat ships I with three docks and buildings with forty or fifty stories we never have In Now York a two etory car I travel uptown durlnc the rush hour and naturally have to stand most of the way Why not run ttto too cars FO tInt instead of s at1n fifty people a car could eat Ire ntople People hav ing to ride back anJ forth from work could travel in comfort Can It Jo pos bible that the car companies ol New York have mvor thought of It SAMUEL IlErUUMJAU A WnlliTi nrh c finer To the lilltor of The Eifnlng World What E JI J has tu say upon the subject of tipping Is only too true Another pha p of the situation Is the waiters v 11 of the asS r vinl hoes whom lie is often bidJen to sen Per Jiapi Tic sea tars sense of lumllia ton do b oompfio to pe elibln In front of toe often Interlr In breed and cuuio M Untftplf far exceeds kin Micnllxl lark uf elf respeet In sub nI t nma II to accept i Id ir rTVfd ducats a Ii v UTIXJ Tire llill niul tin ruin T a the K Tr r r M v A east I i f r wan r lIrr on a Iriln K a u tr tale f m an hour III tre i t loll tuvx rn IB the air tie wouU to Ct u eaten RW ill the ball as It came down n claims that when the ball was in the ar and before 1 the Mil could come down the traIn would be some distance away and A would bo unahle to catch It Will readers dlscus this A and 13 Apply I n Sri prrme Court To the Rlltor of TTe Kienln World What step Is necessary In order for 1 n man to hive his name ohaiitd A C It Ituplortnent AjiMiclm I To the Rllior of vf Efnln World I A re icier writes tehlns hia exper iences with employment bureaus that charge an advance fpf I walked Into an employment ljreau and had a talk with one of their men After f ntllng out what po Won I wanted he aired I U1r that he had many listed and all I I ha j 10 do was to pay K IM adam aid I Here would he all norts if golden I ofjrunti opened tIPt n n I rorrespnniliToe I gave him IJ and to make a long t ry short I was tint much it and n an as much n fi s for wild goose case for Jobs C u llu fate rrotilrin To the E dller of The Finnr Vtoi I t A comsponden elves the following problem A pole rxfdi K tt et n 0 tip wsr nen nrT Is s ibnergd In nI11 in n sxi I1 water What to the 1 rath f he hole isaer L t X cl tl t if p i hen II pu IB pica ii fimu X and bX elct IX pi s MO equal IX SW equals MX X egla s W length of pole J AlInA Ii i L I o 1 LiHnail lBe H Writes of American Marriage r EN are reo ME pponslble for t VA k lie the fallacy r 1 which Mp many a 1 j womans personal r ity In hat they ex I press themselves as 0 against the clever t rti bright Individual ti sirl with opinions jj of her own and deClare I t 1 i clare that the soft t 4 pliant adaptable lit r lo woman Is more to thcdr taste ro 1a ij Therefore as most JlJiJfx women want to marry and In order to marry we have to please the trium phant lords of creation known to the world as men even though an all wire Providence has labelled them with a weak mouth a wading chin and a lisp wo women conceal whatever I brains we are endowed with and ro In for the clinging vine business But If women would only top to think what ort of a man It the one who wants a woman to olin It U tile bossy mm the conceited man the man who claim superiority over woman I I have never believed It wee true that American women demanded or even wished to boss their husbands for the most spirited women of my acquaint ance like to know that they have mar led their masters But they like to 1m e CJn that they are the leaders Just as I a colt loves to run about his paddook and kick up his heels as If he were out In the open In reality he knows that there It a fence all around hIm But he hates the feel of the harness He pretends that he owns the earth So with women In emergencies they want to know that there is a fence of protection around them I But that man Is a fool who builds It twenty feet high and makes It of barb ed wire so that every ones attention Is f attracted to the fact that It takes all that to fence In one poor little colt Women represent the social fabrlo of the world They are the ones who re press their barbaric IniUncti and create a But often they would enjoy Indulging themselves in plain speaking rude treatment of bores and Indulgence In primitive roughness quite as much u men seem to Did It ever occur to tie men not to force us quite so much to the wall Like This Eh By Scar I qtr atoll ll JT 7NI5 i I r iri r oust raver r I t n 0 µ s ee4l I Y Y t 1111 8 T t Y 1 K t r 1 I FEEI D pllir I i i 1 7ee LUfxY Jhl sit

t 7 i i I Vt I I J I ll1 i 1 f S P rt rl f I f tl j v I rc 8 J My t l A J I BELIEVE IN BEING A STRONG PRESIDENT AND MAKING THE MOST OF THE OFFICE Iresltlfnt Koosnclt Mr and Mrs Jarr Spend a Day With the Jenkinses at East Malaria I And They Had Such a Good Time Theyll Never Go There Any More By Roy L McCardell R AND MRS JARR were going out to spend the MR day with the Jenklnws at East Malaria Its terribly hot In these cars said Mrs Jarr as they took their seats In the train If the train dotsnt start soon Ill taint 4F The traIn Parted In due time and the Jarrs discovered that they were on the sunny side t 3 Well be all right In a few minutes gasped XIr Jar sq t Hardened commuters all around them commenced to W slam down windows the train went Into a tunnel which was dark but was not cool Nearly suffocated from the t f fr engine smoke the Jarrs with Joy beheld a gleam of a light und heard the windows go up agnln Out through the edges of the town tau durt was un1 i Caaws bearable Then the train cam to a atop on account of I an open drawbridge i Of course remarked the Job tlke Mr Jarr its pretty tough but this doesnt happen often And I suppose It Is to nice at East Malaria that Jenkins doesnt mind the discomfort of the journey after he gets ther j Tea after he gets there croaked Mrs Jan and do you know where those Jenkinses live after we get there Oh Jenkins jaM Just to ask any hackman replied Mr Jarr they all know him and where he lives and thc legal hack fare In the town la fifty cents to hIs place although we could take the trolley It we wanted to I Arriving at East Malaria there were some ihackmen at the depot But none of them knew where the Jenkinses lived I Never heard of him said one Some cheap skate that always takes the trolley voiced another who felt eure he wouldnt be hired anyway Another said he thought he know Where Jenkins lived but It was outside the Blnglefara zone and the charge would be a dollar The Jarrs decided to Jake the trolley but when the trolley came to the depot It was parked outside and In and Mr Jarr went back for a hackman They were all gone but one who said ho was waiting for a party But therell be no train for an hour said Mr Jarr Why cant you take us down and be back Well I could do It as a favor Mid the hackman but mind tai a favor and Id have to charge you two dollars I may miss my regular customer They engage l this robber who woke up his horse and had them at the I Jenkins cottage In a very few minutes Oh eald Mr Jenkins Did you come We had given you up I Mrs JenkJJ trled to smile but It waa an effort Mr Jenkins had done the Inviting I It Will so hot In the city thought wed cors out and go bathing Jenkins n aid there was tine bathing here explained Mr Jarr j Oh there Is at high tide eald Mr Jenkins enthusiastically It will be high tide pretty soon It was high tide yesterday at three and It Is a halt hour later every day An hour later said Mrs Jenkins I know better half hour Indeed Its a bait hour I sayl growled Mr Jenkins Hut the beach we have here Is Jammed aday like this Its only a mud hole anyway the hoodlums throw beer bottles on the rocks and everybody gets gashed feet Mrs Jarr murmured that she really didnt care to bathe Oil that will be all right said Mr Jenkins Ill get a rowboat and well row out to a place I know After a hunt along a dirty watertront a leaky boat was found Mr Jarr being tho goat rowed while Mrs Jenkins and her husband argued heatedly but without coming to blows as to whether the tide came In an hour or a half hour later each day They finally arrived at a beautiful beach Whereupon a rough personage armed with a billy and a badge appeared swearing frightfully You waps get out of here This Is a private beach he said among other things I beg pardon said Mr Jarr wearily but will you tell me how much later the tide comes In every day Threequarters of an hour every fool knows that growled the private watchman There now said Mrs Jenkins triumphantly I knew I was right Then Mr Jarr rowed them back through the broiling sun 4 Reddy the Rooter J By George HopI I Itt JEf pUT A Iu GLUE 01 01 S DRAWER I AND SEf WaT HAPPENS air ARD DERE 3 d l QOFJ t o m a I iwt 49 p9 u tY J

t f tLJ J r Dont Overeat Its Bad in Summer NOTED doctor said More babies are drowned In milk than sailors AXOTED water Babes are not the only ones who suffer from overfeeding We all cat too much This Is specially true In warm weather We do not need EO much nor so heavy food when It Js hot Try joins without lunch or make the midday meal scant You will feel better and will not surfer half BO much from the heat Half the sunstrokes occur when the victims have gone Into the sun after eating or drinking heavily Only have meat once a day Spend the extra money on fresh fruit and vegetables Dispense with hot braids and potatoes Dont think of making them part of the dally diet no matter If it Is your winter habit Stop overfeeding during the next few months and seo If It does not make c trying heat mor bearable LET ME SEtlTHoSE PAPERSARE IN HERE I ARENT THEY REDDY YES f10 1 MIDDLE DRAWER A I e e IM SO 30RRYREODVJ v WEIt YOU CO HOME THERE ISNT MUCH TO 00 WOW06 YER NEAR I d BUSTED MEj J NUT I s I a Q d h Now WHAT IM THUNDER OH TOY LEAVE i ME NOT jc v1 I PUT THE PILL PouNOEP TO IT 7ACKAW START A RUrJFESTl GooD EYE i OL KIDG000EYE I r j 20 Fkhznids I All of Them More or Less Undesirable O By Nixola Gree3ey5mith No 15The Husband That Never Grows Up HEN you first marry him he seems utterly chart Ing You have always pretended to be grown up yourself because being twenty or more years old tho world expects It of you Then you meet him And suddenly without warning he calls your t Huff He discovers that your real age Is ubout eight and he would hao you believe that his Is ten although you have a well defined suspicion that it Is not really more than going on seven Die most absorbing game that children ever play Is that they are grown up Tho most delightful game I ar as 7 M that grownup people ever play Is that they are children The man you prefer to play It with Is the man you love You marry him Then after o year or eo when tidying tho apartment cooking tie dinner washing the dishes c have ceased to be tho intensely Interesting I and romantic occupations that they seemed when you were really eight and It took Important charge of dollys dishes and dollys clothes and dollys house something happens that makes you grow up It may be n critical financial 1 Indeed which spells tho fateful crisis It may Ibe Illness It may be anything word Responsibility But In whatever guise It presents Itself It brings with It an nppallln realize t Ion that to whatever seriousness it has pobered you your husband has refused to grow up under It and after two or three suen experiences you look Into the eyes you love so well you study the mile about that mouth from which It seems to you the wisdom of the ages should be uttered und It comes tn you that you have married a Husband That Never Grows Up OH JOHN 1 YVHy wu nNE r DIDNT Too WIRE I EVER ONCE i ME 7 t THOUCHT ae THOUCM op IiI You WERE DEap i I I1 I I I I H JLT244S i O I I 1 He gazes at her with his childlike smile i You begin to resent the very qualities that seemed to you ro rare and won I derful the boyishness that and como up smiling and untarnished from the yeah 1 i of fordid lovrlessne or lljht loving before he met you I I It you have children and your little boy says when you remind him of some behest you hnve given him Mamma I forgot you kiss him and never thln i about It till the next time When Mamma I forgot ftrikcs on your ear I sweetly as ever Its atonement none the less for repetition But his fathers t 1 Vjjy my dar I never thought of It has nt the fame perennial power After you have heard It fifty or a hundred times you ask yourself fretfully rhClps i I I yoj ask himwhy he didnt think about It You aaaure him that he should that any man with any decency or consideration would Ac I Perhaps hn walks In some morning from a journey after wiring you to expect 1 I him the night before Meantime you hove mourned n thousand times his death I In the railroad accident which you knnw Is tho only thing which could have prevented your hearing the reason for the delay You hive not slept all night I but you are lying down from sheer exhaustion For hours you have ibeen on I the thin edge of selfcontrol Ij Hello dear Whats the matter he calls brightly at the door I Oh our not dead Youre not dead I AVny didnt you telegraph met you II sob hysterically j He gazes at you with a bland mile tolerant pity that the phlegmatic man J always feels for the highlystrung woman Why my dear 1 never thought of It he says amiably And though you 1 revile hit thoughtlessness for hours as of course Its perfectly futile to do lts all he can aay all he can see Perhaps The Husband That Never Grows Up has made you older before your time You may carry the burden of years for two but It Is you lot You chou Ii him above all others for the very thing that constitutes his handicap All you can do Is to amuse hlmspln his tops roll his hoop love him If you can for tho charming child he Is and take up the white mans burden your elf 1 Reflections of a Bachelor Girl By Helen Rowland IIEitls aro dozens of system tor winning at roulett 1 TIIKHK tno only sytcm for winning at love Is syste matic flattery i I It It werent for the tiresome wedding Journey and the monotonous honeymoon bridal couples could begin being happy riirht away Love In 4 cottage doesnt seem so appalling when you r come to consider that there Is such a thing as matnmonf In a modern flat Iij a1k Even though the dulcet Iciness In her voice ought to be more effective than n shriek of warning a man will go s right on telling his stout blond wife that oho ought t 0 droji like the slim brunette next door raLLNAeNLt77 No man k a really artistic lover who hasnt enough drjmatlc Instinct to forget all other women while he Is making lovo to one I There Is something about a wifes teors gnat washes all the color and staroa f 1 j out of a mans love J When married people cant come to terms marriage should come to a ttf mlnatlon l

Why I Am a Baseball Fan j I I By Mrs John Worth Kern I Wife of the Democratic VicePresidential Candidate F I have any hobby It li my fondness for out ofdo r j t j IF life said Mrs John Worth Kern wlfey g the Inc I r A dlana candidate for VicePresident to St Louli PostDispatch Interviewer 11 I did not care for the coun try I should cultivate a taste for It for the sake of being k with my boys Hecnusa John jr wished to caddy ou season I went with him to tho golf links tnyaelf when I found tho game a fascinating exercise Then I became 1 h through association with some oharltabe enterprise for which our ball teams gave benefits muoh Interested tn o baseball Now there Is nothing I enjoy more than a good cams and I shall encourage my boys In a love for the national rJ Y game as being ever eo preferable to football Indeed I afou have no eons to sacrifice to that brutality Then we play bridgeno one could live In this neighborhood without playing bridge not foe tnke81 dont know that such a thing as that edt In Indianapolis But politics Is the most Interesting cams of all You know I waa not born r a Democrat I was educated Into OM after my marriage so of course I am a much stronger one than I ever should have been tgnorantly n Hopubllcan The thins to to admired about Republicans though II that whether they advanc or not they stick together and win where the Democrat art a1Rastaklag tl some new and dlvtrsifltd course jlomt t 1 I 4 Jo r u 11 I

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fIi 1 I Til The Evening World Daily Magazino Tuesday July 21 7 19O8 r t 0 1 1 I rtfjfj 5 tV J mfjl CMilS c M1 ff maiU I 3ikl Shairs flic GG TwoFamily White House In This Way I J r YYrrrrrrNr l W fl i Yi ofu f t j Xi i X t O xtr fiiirf i i r iXiXiYir 1irir Yit YiY Yi otir l f l iYi oIiY I I I iiY YitiI I oYiI l l Y o YiY X oti ol l J I t r Y rr Y J t rr ori f I irYi o Yitil Y JO A l r l 7itr rr T7 A rtfr r J L t eu ESTERDAY Tho Evening I World told what might rea sonably be expected if Bryan nnrt Kern should be elected and VlceIreaidtiU Kern should accept President llrynns In Tltatlon ot a few days agotlut the Kern family In the event of a Demo il cratic victory at the polls In Noem ber should regularly share the White House with the Hryan family It was clearly shown that as a two family establishment inn WUle House would fall far short of satisfying the official scruples of a zealous tenementhouse i r commissioner I Comes now another thought Candi I date Taft has alrejdy accepted Candi date Bryans challenge to give pub licity to the campaign contributions Supposing further that Candidate Taft being duly elected should de cide to take up another of his oppo i nents Ideas and should Induce Vice I President Shernjan of pentup Utica I N Y but not so pent up at that to move Into the Executive Mansion along with the Tarts Assuming this to be the case and assuming further that all the Tads and all the Sher mans liked the place and decided to tay there the full four years and mayte the full eight emIf there hould be any second termwc come face to faw with another problem In domestic mathematics Involving lame addition and much division I Quite a Fe J Because vhen you come to count up thero will be qui to a few of them to be housed under the one roof Of I i II lMake Him Jealous I D sr Betty A I twentyfour and have loved i I a young man four years my senior for the last two years During this time he has taken nio out occasionally but has never asked mo to marry him I He told a friend that he wanted to marry me but never said so to me An other man who could give mo a good home and whom I respect Is piylng mo attention and I dont know whether to encourage him or not Dont you think o If the first one really cared for me he would tell me so I love him but have I been very reserved with him Would you advise mo to give him up and ac cept the other A H Encourage the second young man i Evidently the first man Is too sure of I you but If he can be made to think you are giving your love to another he will In all probability hesitate no longer about proposing Wait No Longer Dear Betty months ago I was Intioduccd I TWO a oung lady 1 have sinN learned to love her dearly and 1 apparently she returns my love but I up to the present time I have not broached the subject of matrimony Wo re of different religion but this will I not bar ma from winning her The only thing that has mo guessing Is that after I have become of her re ligious practices she might turn to lomo one else Do you think that I had better ask her for her company I now or wait unill after I hae bccomo of her religion I hiss her good night I and she does not seem to bo offended crtiflj1 f 1tQ A t pp O V O 5 Oy J lYIN GC PY4I T 1907 c P IiSAOl the lafis lets see there will be ilrst oft liesltlcnt William Howard Tnft himself rising of 300 pounds In weight ami requiring considerable pace to comfortably turn around In I Iso M s Taft their elder son Uob I rt Tart who I old enough to go to Yule their daughter Miss Helen I Tat now a almlcnt at Dryu Mawr but who will be making her debut In n season or so and Charles P the outigcst child a lusty active grow ing young Taft of tea Then nf toure hi other Charles Taft the I Man Behind the CheckBook will be dropping In occasionally from Cincln I nail to sit on the riitaiterdeck a spell I and watch the Ship of State roll on and Frank Hitchcock who operated the btcnm leer out at Chicago last month may happen In and Arthur Vgrjs the Ohio Prince Charming and probablya whole lot of others I lio will appreciate a place to stay lover night and a breakfast at the I White House next morning So we must count upon quite a large casual i flock ot guests In the Taft wing of I the twofamily domicile II Sacral Shermans Although there arent on many Tafts i here are Brynnr and although tlero arprt as many Shcrnnns as there are Kerni there are slll quite a pa el of them ai they say In Arkir B In addition to VcePrsit dont anl Mr James 3 Sh rman we hnve the Mdeit Jon Sherlll Sherman irel twpntvfour his wife and baby daughter the second son Richard L who Is tnentythye and the youngest Tnonias M aed twentyone Following the same housekeeping ar rangement that we orlrnilly devised for the nryanK rn combination we will i lsn to the Taft home the southwesterly corner of the second door and scatter the Shermans along the north front On thin floor there ar nine bedroom and even bath room Any two of the bathroomslf converted Into one would probably be large enough for President Taft be cause they are rather commodious I bath room to start with That would l ave three regular size bathrooms for the Tafts and two for the Shermans There used to be A state gueit cham ber where the Prince of Wales now the Wng ot England lodged when ht OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCX3OOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOQOO OOOOOOOOJOOOO Betty Vincents Advice l on Courtship and Marriage I KXOOOOOOOCOOOCGUUOOw w iJUwOOOOUCOOOfWWvi vv JVJVJVVV and when I told her that only engaged couples klsi each other good night she mId that she kiiew It but thit It was no I urn I have thc same opinion as J Intend to make her my wife If I have to change my religion six dirfeient times Shall I wait or had I better speak beforo somebody else gets her i I I INAFIX You hive not known the joung lady i very long but as you both seem to be I In love 1 think you run no risk In ask ing her to marry jou However 1 ad vise a long engagement say of one 1 year In which you both can become well acquainted with each other I cA Married Man as Usher Pear IJelt It contrary to custom and good I IS form tu cho e a married man who U I a close personal friend to act as an I usher at a church wedding when such Is the expressed desire of the bride I groom GROOM It Is perfectly proper to ask a mar ried miui to act as an usher at a church or homo wedding A MatchMaking Papa Dear U lty AM very well acquainted with a I young gentleman whom I would tde slro In marriage for my daughter He has met her several times but has never called at the houie Is It proper for her father to approach him on this subject 1 S M A It would bo perfectly proper for you to Invite the young man to call but fur ther than that you can da nothing It Is best to let the joung people choose for themselves as the paternal choice does not val usually meat with the childs appro I and his wife opened their paMngs box where they kept the 10MO change nnd found they hail between one nnd two dolar which Hrown proceeded to dltde In the proportion of I to 5 To this arrangement the wife readily agreed but when IIP was not looking she slyly slipped three coins ot the same denomination from his to her pile which still left the Iwo piles In he ratio of three to five j Ira much montr bad each I oF F Goon OM w I I i Q i IT srf T Q UV 1 niMKE 11 1 if rtTyf v ti r J SM OVOOI C 0 M rtiii r t i i v t Jt M18J f r wo ro V LI i 18J I I rn c it I I W SW iM Id I1 t 7r

t u T a ouT o oc T x S R IN x j DONT T 5xC A r w iTt rU In his side of the iiousv the Sheimans would find nither restric ed quarters and perhaps would be obliged to use pan oi the roof was President Buchanans visitor but now Its President Roosevelts library It li fair to ajsums that tills room will be President Tafts library because Its a very large room oblong with rounded corners and a splendid bay window the very sort of room It short that would match President Tafta own particular style of figure Vice President Sherman can follow VicePresident Kcrni plan He can fit himself up a library In the sos re maining ecoiu floor droom So far so good Thero are still eight bedrooms up In the attic and well di vide them Into two equal lot and sent the governesses and maids and the like of both families up there to recline of nights close up under the noble but rather flattened roof like mackerels In a can This arrangement doeint leave much room for outsiders especially If exPresident Roosevelt snould chance to take a notion to run down from Oyster I Hay once In a while to see how the 1 spring crop of My Policies Is coming on but In such emergencies wo could have re ort to the same expediency that oc curred to ui yesterday In the cases of the Uryans and the Kernswe coull erect tents on the White House lawn and let tho younger and the hardier guests camp out there That might not prove so satisfactory If King Edward I ft fif IIff j I 0 fo j JJAiVJuJr Lc tor I I wv 1 2 I J PK1VAT t ii I 11 r i ll aC I l I MWJi11 J uHD ru Q o I tJ E Le A TO v 1 v dI fi f I I L 4iv aL iit r j T 11 i This is the side of the White House the Tafts would fit up for them selves with everything on a substantial and commodious scale and with an advisory depart men underground that would be an important icalure paid another call to the nation but Just think how pleating It would be to the KaNer who dearly loves a tented field Trouble About Meals Out still It looks as If even with our best contriving theres going to be somo trouble bout menK Thorua a atate Jmlngroom which Is about the size of Rhode Hand and dotted here and there with red velvet furniture nnd thOM largo cut glass chandeliers that look A Story of Now York HTV 1 T Based on the Play Theatrical Life The ul lUI US L dtiy By James Forbes yn cvTvCvTyTrtYTlTYrTlr TiWlj5XiGfi5XlI l Ior VTV T Thla Ncvellratlon of The Chorui Lady Waa Made By John W Harding UIUuUoIII CYIII coynUbt it w 0 Y TNOP3IS OF FlUJOKDhSO CIIAMEJS ut Ind nQru 1 wer O urlnll UrlCIiL burul 18 her u a lIr a1 1 ItU 111 Ulla IIltl I twHb 1 Let OULlltr Dun wiLlI Crolor WhQ II 1 lItii tIIrliLIC ot Jaa aboul IUD CraluN II Ill rUlr AOID WaUury VlrllDI 101 U i1r La lar laulcl t nK 1J1 un nu larm c um Ihe r Wio I w iron VI1 i rtu I f Jn iiinlni her utt r luiut to i 10 m ajpuriuiiinl 10 tb aniuiui sou IIu1 recover uia not hitrlcU IulW s IIIr 1en u Jo ililory inJ lira Ul rltU Patricia I ibUIJi sum Irvm dUctmnr nJ amU i I Iliht beittonn Dan and CIo IIUld ilallorr llnc P uieli at Cra farai auarreis 1 io tlU and rlt lil enzaienitai u brok n Cr ford 1lt tloue flu th d nriur o his un I lnMil IIUlln t Klni to thlnn At Oil bola I duped nirlcti ukM Nor jiy bwuw bo lara tht rtut of th f mll Iwru ut till ounB r Kltls abune Tfcon Patricia i nindtn atralciih about Iho ul Deat LroVcn t ab n Jlitiun an tmily home and WII Vlallorjr Ind her mother not to ttll nlr Iitner Iho saw her at Crtiv fort t CHAPTER XXL Continued A Family feceue NDADE OIll promise nchln av I the kolnd retorted her mother decisively Dye think Olm go In to 1ave e an that man to ylr car rylns on Not If 01 know It Ylr father will deal with him an with ye too iou keep quiet an Ill promise never to see Crawford again on me honor she rppeJled Ylr honor implied her mother harshly Ylr honor Dont you see Im doing this for pops sake urged Patsy Tliore aint no need for him to know to know Persuasion Tne kolnd ov H girl e arc broke In her mother angrily Dye think I Old d ClIlle him 8S yeve been de I calvln us No there aint no need for him to know the sort of girl I am repeated Patsy writhing under the cruel un merited Interjection Youll promise mom Its the last thing Ill ever ask you Say you will for his sakofor the wiko of me that was dear to you once Bie appealed to Mallory In turn Wont jou promise Mallory turned to Mri OBrien It wont do no good to tell him he eald Its no uoc breakln1 his heart like shes broke mlnoan yours 1 Thin j e promise never to sec Craw ford asln demanded her mother I promise mom An you can be lieve me1 she said earne tly I All right then I wont tell If Dan ny thloks It belt the old woman agreed What He are you goln to frame up for your father asked Mallory Ill tell him Its all off between you an me an thats no lie Patsy an swered Mrs OBrien looked dublou A New Blow Yell have to think of some thin bet tern n quarrel to convince lr father she said Hell want some eood reason for me takln Nora home with me Youre going to take Vora away from me questioned Patsy with wide I frightened ces Phwat dye think flared up her mother Dye spose Id leave me habv with ye Its holgh tolme he was out av this Then I aint going to have no onl You dont think Im III to have my honey lamb around You think Id maJte my sister bad Oh my Ooil yh mv God I Patsy burst Into a passion of tears end fled from the room Mrs OBrien gazed after her visibly perplexed I aii was rubbing his chin I vigorously and shifting uneasily from k lone foot to another i OI nlmo t misdoubt me own slnses said the mother Its hard to believe her bad Oil whats to become av Ihsr Youd better take her home with you for the present Dan advised You cant leale her here wlotie to he tempted by that that man No one j knows but you an me Dont Worry I But what If OBriens gone to Craw fords I shouldnt wonder If he had he admitted I ont think though CraW lordll tell him much You heard him fay he didnt want no row on his hands Anyhoit youll take her wont you Wholl stand by her If you dont T She cant be anythln more to me but Id be sorry If she went from bad to worse Mrs OBrien leflected Yere right Danny thats sure sine said Its me duty to take her home an save her from becomln worse Hut 01 misdoubt If shell listen to me Help mo to pemuado her 01 vj no one to lean on but you bhoy Yell havt a talk with her He answered In the affirmative An1 yez wont let me face OHrlen alone will ye Help me to lie to him Dont worry Ill fU It he assured her I God love ye Danny bhoy she said Ill lae ye so that ye can talk to her alone CHAPTER XXJL The Third Ucgrce ALLORY waited for Patsy to re M turn to the room Ho had no doubt that she would do so when hei paroxyt of v eplng had spent it self Now that tho fury Inspired by the i discovery of her supposed talthhcess I anj duplicity hall calmed down the open wound of their separfi on was smart Ins and the sight of her misery and despair had not tended to alleviate tho pain But at the mere recollection of Crawford and the lie of tht Ufa he Imagined Patsy had been living Ins IHc hardonod against any softening Influence of compassion Henceforth ho told himself he would bellevo In notiung and no one With what would remain to him from the ruins of his training stable business he would tl himself West and keep ing to himself strive only for one thing money since muney was the pass that i opened all doors and procured the grati fication of all cslros Honor love counted as naught In this world Money counted for everytnlng His bitter musing was Interrupted by the advent of Nora In high dudgeon What this about going horne she demanded Patsy say momt going to take me away I Dont Want to Go Home I So she Is She thlnki It best So do I he said I What for I dont want to go home I cant live down on that stupid old farm now and I wont Ive had enough to bear without being dragged I Into the country where there no am I nor anything Why theyve promised mo i part In tin next show lloslJo i I aint going to run awuy anil lava those girls gossiping about me Ill iul eon with Slvia Simpson for getting ma j Into this mess the jealous cut JeilousV Of what I Of everything because Im younger i and prettier than the Is oeau c Im lolng to have the part she wanted Jlie Idea talking about me tu peo ple IShe She said you were at Crawfords rooms tonight 1 know sent pop nnd mom chasing after me lliillory was astonished To Ba Continued Listen to the Birds tt t By Bob Addams v mi js c Awutuwa FOR MINE i DO NT WANTED GET ALL FRECKLED up LIKE YOU tl J littl t i iN like a collection of dsmn ed crystal wedding presents lining together by the gills but no family unless It hap pened to be tho late Brigham Youngs or the late King Solomons or the Merry Wives of Windsor accompanied C rT 5HI RMAN So b old Mr Wlndior or iome other nnh household of augmented slie would think of dining In It atone That leaves only one family diningroom which nat urally falls to the Taft We might rig up a diningroom for tho Shermans In one of the cozy vesti bules on the lower floor but then w face a problem In the whole of the I White Kouie there Is but one dumb waiter running up from the kitchen Inj tin basement It Is quite evident thav lometxxly li going to have to eat Mi truly Republican meals from the full dinner pall and from this distance that oomfbodv 100111 nearly like Mr Jam S Sherman Getting Upstairs There are two stairways between the first and second floors but one of them i Is for servants and nobody will care to try to use the othar when President Tnft Is ascending or descending for fear of being dangerously crushed There li aho an elevator that run clear through to the attic but when alls said and done Its only a small ordinary elevator suitable for trans porting cMit or ten averagesized per son and It would never do of course for the Chief Magistrate of the nation chances for bclns to take any foolish stuck between two tloora for two or three days while a force of working men sawed through the walls and due I him out of his ornamental bras case It would never do In tin norld S go any way you figure It you ia I that housekeeping for the Tnfls and the Shermans nndur the mutual roof of the White House IB gain to bo marked by a few small tillllng dis comforts xyx 0w 1m I OlR cImg House Fables J Told By I o 0 rv Joseph A Flynn I less Discourses on Hot Weather Manners D U look Yo a n ythlns but cool I remarked to Tess at dinner last evening mean while watching my opportunity and securing a healthy peach Id Just like to know who looks any other way these days she replied fanning herself vigorously with an empty plate The weather ttiat Is being handed out now Is cer tainly the limit and Im beginning to envy those lucky bonnets that work In Ice cream factories I iloni in nd tht pat j much during hi day bccaLie ill you settlers are downtown plugging away after the long green but In moon time when I try to catch a gentle inooie In the hay and cant thats when J lV e a Jilt howl Its bad enough jollying yourself Into happy dreams In my little sixbyfour up under the beams but once thowj wops across the street start an agony with their guitars and that tentwentyandthlrty Henrietta on the top floor begin shout ing Meet Me nt the Old Bridge To Night you might as well try to sleep lu a bowling aiiy Mrs Starvcom likes this kind of weather because she says people dont eat BO much on warm days nnd half the time some of these settler dont come homo at nil except to see II their trunks are still here tthlnkerlno says he wouldnt mind the hot wonher If I Fanning Herself 1 we only had a small sized brewery In I the cellar for then hed take charge i Jt It and wouldnt come upstairs until November Do ou see that younK fel low over there getting away with sornt body elses portion of pouT Last Bun day was pretty warm and nobody wsvi on deck ao ht fllltd the bathtub with cold water and took a bottle of third mil a siphon of seltzer three news papers and a couple of perfwtos up there and stayed all afternoon He says he had the time of his life only Whiskerlno kept knocking at the door every five minutes to find uut If the water waj cold enough Adrian and myself took In Coney I I The Time of His Life Wo didnt start until late but well know belter next time Lizzie tpralneJ her foot the day before In an argument with thf cat so I wore her new white suit and just because It got a little dusty hu wants me to cough JP n dol lar to have It cleaned but I gently re minded her this morning about thu time bf took my Merry Widow out und had it christened by Mr Rain Hut I cer tainly did look the goods Sunday ind Adrian knew It too I had on a new pair of brown pumps but they kept coming off and wo had to borrow n couple of rubber bands from n kllck looking conductor to keep them when they belonged It was pretty warm Idln but wa Had some comolitlon thinking what a nice cool splash wed make In the water and could see ourselves with loud smDin sailing up un the top of wet i wa es e tried three or four bathing house but they hud all they could hold I After a while Just when I wns ready i to give up the Job wo came across one thai wua still doln5 business though thire was an awful crowd outside fight Inj to give somebody their money hr a i bathlnj suit and like a couple uf sailors wa Joined the crush We stood Jn lint for four hours and then I Then with a cry of Joy you both plumed Into the tarf and forgot all the discomforts of the trip down eh T t Interposed astonished at tht flexibility ot the sttak plunged Into pickles I Tell replied thwarting a fly Invasion of the butter by covering up When w rot te Uie oaibltf window It wai Unit to fO home

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t I 7 2 THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY JULY 21 1908 J VIANTED 2000 TO SETTLE STRIKE AND IS ARRESTED e Plumbing Contractor Held in 2500 Bail on Charge of u Attempted Extortion UNION MEN WALK OUT i I J New Employer Says Their I Delegate Referred Him to Llj ill Keefe and Murphy iI I I II I f I I f I II I p 11LII 4c j I I II I I II t IIi I p Ii I I I CHARLI I j Echoes of the revelations concerning I the methods ot the late Sam Parks the boss Ironworker were heard In I Centre Street Police Court today when I Charles Murphy a master plumber and I ft member of the firm of Keefe Mur f phy plumbing contractors of Eigh tieth street and Lexington avenue was arraigned on a charge of attempted ex tortion Jlurphy vas held In C500 ball which ho furnished The complainant Is Leo S Blng sen ior member of the firm of DIng BIng which Is not engaged In the bass drum or cymbal business but In the con itructlon of buildings In a long and t Involved affidavit Mr Uo lung sub I I tantlally charges that Murphy used I the Journeymen Plumbers Union as a I lever in an attempt to extort Konn tom SIng DIng by causing walkouts to be ordered on two buildings which the l Bins brothers were under contra to complete by Oct 1 Bing Blngs Buildings i DIns Bing It appears own a con trolling Interest In two corporations known as the Transit Realty Company and the Charter Construction Company I The latter corporation Is now and has I been for some time engaged In putting up an apartment house at One Hundred i r and Twentywent street and Broad 1 I way and another at One Hundred and I I Thirtyeighth street and Klverslde Drtvt Late In the mouth of May lung DIng foreclosed a building loan mort i gage on a home In course of construc tion at Xlnetyflfth street and River side Drive Keefa Murphy were the I contractors for the plumbing In this i structure and when the mortgage was I foreclosed they lost apparently not only the material they had put In but I til changes of getting their money On June 25 according to Leo Bints affidavit the plumbers employed on their I building at On Hundred and Thirty j eighth street and RiversIde Drive packed f up their tools and erted the Job and I on June IS the plumbers at One tiundrej and Twentyseventh street and Broad way followed suit Since that time Blng it Ding have been unable to ar tire the I services of plumbers to complete the work Saw the Walking Delegate Leo Bins says he went to Hopkins the walking deleat and Duffy the secre tary ot the Plumber1 Union and was Instructed by then to e Charles Mur I jiliy In company with Samuel Herzog lie says he called upon Murphy and Murphy made this stat Iont This matter can be fixed up with me Thvia Is Iue iuv firm from the 1 Xinetyaftn sire and HiverslJe Drive i job JlCW As Jl i i f this Is prottt I am willing to taK WXw from you If I you will pay this sum the men will ga back to work oi Our Jobs I luve to pay 2u per rent of the money tu i tho plumbor union to relmuur the men for the time they have been out Ieo Ding In hi atlldavli relates other conver ntlons he alleges IH had I with Murphy and tells of one In the Jark Huw Building on Jul w where r Murphy offfnd to call ofT the walkout If Ding would pay itin S21II and jive his finn the prifureme in the bids for the plumbing work in 1 now Job In One liunditd and Tutrteenlh street fhe negotiations utIlitY fell throuGh mid Bins wenl to the UiatrlctAttorney Blng rilmlis that he offered money to Murphy but no niuney pused lit sayi Jlurphv told hm that others lad cei held up in the same way anti that while the method of enfonln rollec lions by callns strikes or causing walk outs to be ordered was Illegal It was considered just by the plumhlng con tractors Murphy had 11i1t11nl to say in court RACY ORDERS FIRST TUNNEL SUIT HEARING Film Inly 21 10 Tnki FI Fourth A cnur InjuiiPtlnn Started by Jelfrraan Irvy rpiratlon fotiniiel PendlMon th mornlni received from Gen Benjamin P Tracy reform appointed to take testi molly In the Fourth avenue tunnel in junction Sutt brought by Jffferson M aevy ngalnst the members of ths Bonrd nf Estimate and Apportlon i nvnt nor that the flrn harIng under Juslie tllanrhanls order ap rolrtln hIm vftt wtiiild b held Thursday July 3 srlnnlng at non S Ken Tracy notie Is directed to the Corporation Countel as attorney for the defendant and to Robert V 7rnr aa attorney for Ow pUtatlft 4 A EBERHARD GIRl Will WfO MAN SHEMETAT SEA Woman Whose Mother Was Murdered in Jersey Finds a Protector NEW SUSPECT A MANIAC Not the Man Say Police When They View Prisoner at Dobbs Ferry i Haronlnens In yt to corn to forlorn tittle Otttle Btwrhard out of the week of her shattered romance irtiloh began when her cousinnape August Bber hard the Harlem rrooer boy Induced her and her mother to mam the ins I and ended horribly Saturday night when he kflUd the older woman for her sav ings and tried to ehoot the younger oneWith With her bloodthirsty couMn a tugj tlre and hr mothers money gone alone In a itrange huid vKhout a friend the young Austrian ffirl has been veepdnjf her eyes out In a Hack snuck hotel where the Naw Jersey I authorities are detaining her aj a wit miSS But late this afternoon a rift appeared i In the cloud when her real sweetheart ernest Held a muildan on the steam ship Dftutaohland came to teg tier to marry him at the conclusion of hIs next ti The couple tell In love when the aunt and the daughter crO lee l last week for the wedding of Miss Eberhard to her cousin Although Ottlle and Held never saw each other until they met on ship board they learned to care for each I other long before the voyage wan over i They parted thinking It was forever when the ship docked Now that the nephew crime has cleared the way they are to be united Held a manly sturdy fellow says he I would rather have the girl without the m slng dowry thin to have any other girl with a million Suspect Not Eb rhalrd It dovoloped early today that the suspect who was arrested last night at Dohbs Ferry could not be Eberhard This leaves the search for Eberhard where It was when It started all up In the air without a single trace of him I upon which to hang one of those things which the p lIce call a clue I An Evening World reporter talked with the Dobbs Ferry suspect this fore 1 noon at Buckleys Hotel where he was being kept by John Francis the lone I policeman of the village and two hired i deputies until a detective could cross I from the New Jersey shore of the Hud son to look him over The suspect wore a straitjacket and his hands were tied for he became violent about 2 oclock this morning after un dergoing several third degrees at the hands at nearly all the amateur sleuths and crlmlnologtsts In Westches ter County When the Hackensack detective ar rived he took one look at the trussed up stranger Thats not Eberhard or i anything like him he sold Vfter tile Hadcenpick man left Silken I rtadkte If that Is his name became violent agaIn It was stated that an Inquiry Into his sanity would be or I dered at once Freda Kberhard sister of the alleged I murderer who disappeared yesterday afternoon leaving a note behind which I Indicated that ha meant to kill her self thus adding aonther woe to the already heavy burden of the Ebernanl family turned up today at the Hat of Mr Madlln Conrad No IK Man hattan street where she hid been top ping with her vounser brother Ofrs She was wet and cold and bedrflKled Later the young womhn told an 1on Ing World reporter this story Waded Into the Water I came down from Poughkeepste three days ago to go In a hospital Yesterday I found that It would cost more money than I had about me and I became despondent I crossed the river to Fort lee walked up the banki for about a mile and waited until It was dark When night came I widrd OJt Intu the water It wan very cold Two men came along In a boat Inlll said Its going to be hard work to I drown there because the water Is no shallow So I decided to live a while I waded ashore and stayed nil night on the shore In my net clothes I almost froze This mornng I came home back to New York Strangely enough Freda Eb rhard did not know that Icr brother Gus wns ac cused of a shocking crime until after ho returned to Mrs Conrads Haling I I hH own trouble the had not Peen any I papers sterdiry This attention then I web sent to Harlem Hospital to be op I erated on The lint Buthentl photographs r I the murderer which The Evening World printed ycsterda Htcrnoon were furI rlrod hy AlMde 1lnard the photogra pher at No ri test Dnli Hundred and Firtjflr street I ACCUSED OF HORSE BEATING TITO Mm held In Hall fur i Trial i John H lrohs t a hankor of No 57 I William atlee und Mrs Edna Fchuy Icr of No JO Manhattan avenue ap peared In Harlem Court today nalni I I two driver who wore charged with I anteing liNe Mr Itiibsl wai passing through One I Hundred and Twentyfifth street on ills I I way to Hi t Bwood whrn he found Ed I nard OHel ly of No 1U East One Hun I dred and S ond street whipping Us 1 horse The horf wa too old to work said Mr Probst and should hate ton shot I ORollly saJd h did not mean to b cruel The horse balked he nld Us was held In 1500 bill for trial Mrs Schuyler who was formerly known on the stage as Ml 3 Edna Iar low had rllUH J the arrest or john White Jr of No 1M South First HIM Brookhn She said she round White whipping his horse which was attached to a soenery truck She RUinmonH Po Iceman lirennan WhIte nil bold In tlbILtI I 100 FOR ANOTHER FACE 100 J JUST LIKE THIS J Ij ii r qj k I i I e r5 r A k i J t t t C 1TI ZI ff it T1VTO p k prcTus Oi GCEL7tNE h iti HUNDRED DOLLARS for a pretty face ONT It you are young and pretty and look like Miss Grace Lane the prettiest girl In the Girl Question company which comes to Wallackfl Theatre on Aug 3 Just send your picture to The Evening World and compete for the JIM prize That sum goes to the girl who bears the greatest re semblance to the acknowledged beauty of the new musical play Blondes with fluffy tresses or brunettes with mid night locks whfi have the dreamy eyes nnd fine features of the prettiest girl In the Girl Question all stand a chance of winning the tUO The contest which ends when the Girl Question comes to town is restricted however to girls who are not and never have been on the stige Pjit all others who resemble the fair actress should lose no time In sending photographs to the Girl Question Contest Editor of Tho Evening World Pictures of the competitors will be printed from day to day up to Aug I when the contest closes fIRm AT FOE ON BROADWAY HIT ANOTHER MAN Clarke Shot Three Times at Youth Who Manages to I Make His Escape There was a great scattering of pus ersby around Broadway and Sixty 1 fourth street today at noon when a stoutly built young mnn who had been standing on the northeast cornar for some time apparently waiting for aome one pulled a revolver and begin jump ing lead at a slender young man In a bins serge ult who had just ap proached The cergeclad person turned and ran like a deer toward Eighth avenue The large man fired three times b fore Policeman Vllllam Barnhold of the Trafllc Squad who was acros the war could run over and knock the Pistol out of his hand None ot the bullet struck the ficeng youth or If one did It didnt stop him He darted Into a hallway on Sixty fourth street and disappeared Ono of tho bullets landed In the right leer of James McKay a cable splicer for the Edison Company who was JUt crawling out of n comludt Another whistled bv the heads of three stone masons at work on the new Go let Garage MrKav who lives at No 2C55 Merton avenue the Bronx wiy sent to Hoose velt HoTOltal Uarnliold took the man whod been jo careless with his firearms to the Wen SlxtyelPhth street station rhere the prisoner said he was Will iam Clarke a barkeeper of No T 3 Wt KuitveUhth street He wouldnt tell the name of the man he sh v at or the cause of the row although he was heard to mutter somethlne bout an attcmot or sotnc one to Dick his pocket All he wouid av war Im Only sorry I didnt hit the right man In his coat oooket WM a Tnall bag contain nearly a hundred pistol cart ridges lie was locked UD KILLED IN FIGHT OF MINERS WITH SHERIFFS DEPUTIES nlI1 IJXGJA I Ala July 21A fight Is reporto1 n the Blue Creek region beiwM miners and sheriffs diput1 One negro Is aid to hate been killed and three deputies wounrlcd DIED FROM SNAKE BITE WlUjlAMrfPOUT Pa July 31 Ed ward rhilds who lived near jnriey Hhm e till county died nt his homo lat night from the effects of being Wtten IA a rattlesnake funday after noon lie waj pinking berrlei In the woo three miles from the nearest metjea did when bitten and when he rpathoJ a tudors fflce his body was swollen to almost twice its normal sloe He dIM In great agony MISSING AMERICAN FOUND PAPIP July 21Wllllam Peabody the i Anitrlan woo became separated from II l1s companion In this city last night was found today and has been pln d in a prhiito Mnltartum pending tho re ceipt of Instructions from his family Mr Pcaoodv comes from Uochostr N T nhuiti his family Is laid to t o prominent It Ilemember thii No merely pretty face will win the 100 check It vul go to the girl who looks most like Miss Grace Lane and siv can win the coveted prize by merely sending her photojjrapA to Tho Evening World ROBBERS AWAKEN CASHIERTOOPEN I SAFE FOR THEM i Refusing Man Is Tied Up In Woods But Escapes and 01 Arouses Town I ADA 0 July Z1SI masked men rode Into this place late last night and at tempted to rob the First National Bank While three of the gang waited near the bank building the other three went to the home of Cashier Mejers and nroujlmj him compelled him to so to the bank with them They attempted to force Meyers to open the sate but the cash I Ier convinced them that the safe was equipped with a time lock and could not be opened Thereupon two of the robbers took Meyers to a nearby woods and tied him up the other four remaining at the bank to blow the safe Meyers howI ever managed to escape from his cap 1 tors and promptly turned In a fire alarm arousing the citizens I The crack men Jumped on their horses and galloped out of ton They were I pjurjupj for some distance but finally escaped In the darkne Bloodhounds I will be placed f n their trail The rob bers did not succeed In opening the sale SIX SCHNEIOERS MURDERED LP a Theyre a Band and Didnt Heed Binghnms New t Ukase e K ELJ I The flrt of leedie Cholmnn liands to come under th ban of lilngham antlnol crusade was arrested this afternoon It Is a Schneider band that Is It is composed of slit Schneiders all brothers and all living at Vo Yi Es sc street It Invaded the rear yatil of Vo Ml Vet One Hundred II fill Thlrtjfifth street and was goIng thmriyh Its whole pro rajini with vigor aM much wind HarrlKin had filtered through cnuntlcm blinds the woes of the gen tleman who was ifrald to go home In tho dart had been Instrunntitally set forth an l 1ovu Me and the World Is MIne had brou lu ccntlmpntal spin sters to tliulr back window Then they the Scnelder not the splnstiTJ truck up The Merry Widow waltz In a rear IIKHII In No CU Sunuel V Hoshforth who works at night was irt Ing to Hleep Tin Merrv Widow nuilo that mpusIlM and when h A ituisk his head out of the window he saw the hand And t score of capering chllldren on the concrete irti Jir Beat HI he yelled scowling at the troubadours Tho music stopped tlu Schneiders ware awed But not to the Children ftho wanted to dance They set up a shrill protest Dont xJop please pay The Merry Vlddi r theY becked I not to sfi some siren growle Boshforth Go away and go quick rrh bAnd wU preparing to dprt 4 II TAfT Will VISIT ROOSEVELT ON WAY TOCINCINNATI Due on Thursday With Speech of Acceptance Ready for Presidents Scrutiny HOT SPRINGS Vi Julv 21 Judge Tart will leave hfre tomorrow night for Oyster Iiiv hero he 111 take lunch with the President on ThursiHv lie probably will go to New York I Thursday night and leave New York fur Clncnnatl Friday afternoon or I niirht Tin visit as regarded here Is princi pally for the punO or permitting the Preshlent to scrutinize Julfie Tart Hpeoch eo acceptance and putting his 0 K to It A lcziton of prominent Republlcinc I of Alrglnlu arrived here today to con fer tvltii Mr Taft concernIng conditions In this State Tho delegation was headed by Congressman Slemp of the Ninth District Chairman or the Rcpub Ian State Ilxpcutlvp CommlttP who Mid Mr Tift that the Hepublcan 01 tills State were prepared to take advan I tage ot conditions to make a good show Ing In the coming campaligt Representathe Gaines of Wept Vir ginia Chairman of the lloue Commit tee which reported and secured the pas sage through the ilotiii at the last p slon of the campaign publicity bill i which failed in thc Senate had an inter 11 ett with Mr Taft toiUy I Mr Gaines Is not nn enthiilast for I a fcileml put Mty law While such I n HW would not boJ exactly II premium on perjury he salil today it would I jilt veracitY nt a tllsadvantagc Mr Gaines belpM that a national campaign manager should not b8 Ixmnd by laws dictated by sudden clamor I Virginia Georgia and North Carolina are to bo buttled for hy tho Republi cans If Mr Taft has ant Influence with the national committee In direct I Intf the camnien lie today said this much to the delegation of Virginian Republicans which vllted hm Mr I Taft will name a day In August after I Ms Cincinnati speech has been de llvrrpd when he will receive at Hot Strlnss a representative gathering I from allparts of the State I I i FALLING ROCK KILLS TWO SdlA TON Pa July JlFalllng rock In the Green Ridge colliery here todny killed tmuel Iraorson and 1 Mlrhtel Colobar both miners Tho men 1 hud tired a blast and had Just reo i irtifil to the cmmhpr when they were I ishnl by the fall They leave large families wen from A half open v ndow came a soft voice Plea e play some more It iM The tiuincs lovely Dont mind 1ho horrid man It was one of the rulinintal gpUisteri The leader fat lohnnn Schneider looked at the children then at the an gry JlosWorth and then at the half open window Ponncrwettpr Ve mil play yes ad iKlt ha said and they hit up the Widow asjnn whlia the children re snnwl dancing Ill ihov cm snorted Bo hforth WHiati that I parr n tho papers about unnecessary noise If this aint It the devils a parson Ill get a cop ll found Hlcycla Pollienmn Mcuiher wjio nan led to the areaway When he fr trs six Sohneldim lie wanted to balk but he bundled tho whole lot In struments and nil to tin station They wero followed by as sonotul a crowd of children as ever walked Harlem itreet ft i I1i If I Jj MOST VERSATILE Of FIREBUGS I SAYSCHIEF HOE I Man Held Who Started Blaze I in Eight Different Places k in Tenement a I I Fire Chief John P Howe appeared In the Harlem Police Court today against Ttenlimlno Cuomo of No WTO I first avenue who Is pliarced with starting tight fire In ftc crowded ten I nipnt In wh cli lie lUes lie s the most versatile firebug I have ever known said Chief Howe No 2070 Firm avenue Is a Mxstory brick building of the old tenement style with email lark ro ms and nar row hallways It Is Jammed from cel lar to root with foreigners of the la boring INpc and hoiwea several hun dred women and children I On he nsh of Iuir 1Jacob Green stein who ies there entered the 1 lower hallway In a dark corner h I Maw a man who proved to be Cuomo i crouched over a small bljie The man started up ana dinned by him Into the sir I but in nto fu i uf a I policeman A bottle of benzine waa loiimi III Ms poKet The tenants of the bulljlne were roused from Bleep and thmwn tutu n panic On ewry lloor the encountrrnl rtivn just fanning into a blaze Tho firemen quickly had the tires out They found eight fires In all and eauh had I been carnfulv started with the use of old newspapers and tx nzln Cuomo was old Cur trial bv Migts rate HOUJC In JJcno bill I STOCKS DECLINE I i ON PROFIT TAKING London was dsposjsl to ake profits in American stocks todaj and the re II suiting declines had a mpthetlc ef feet on opening prices here Baltimore Ohio decided 1 and Southern IMcIfJc Canadian Pacific and Kansas Texas Urge fractions Pressed Steel Car arid International Paper preterred advanced large fractions and Texas A Pacific Kind Trust I The selling wa con tinued as the market session advanced Steel Copper and Smelting being under special pressure Among the railroads St Paul Northern Pacific ouisllle A Naihvllle and Canadian Pacific were cut the heaviest The total sales of stocks were KJc i shares and of bonds tlMOu The Cluhll Ir a hlirhCRj lowest ant sat prlcej of jtuckn and of iet changes ss cuiipired with ycatertay t final fliruri are 51 fob l Xet 1 lllsh rw Last ChKej lAma Copper Sic 7i0 11 Ii I Am IU u h aji a 3 i I Am Cir A V nf lii Its 11 i Am lie to IS nL 7I tai Nmolllo 2 ala ra I t Am loco pf lie un lti I Am SIlt It ti I S4t tt Am ml A It pf UK ItO loTt4 j t Am tujnr 131 let 13OL Am Tel tof 1l 4 iN iil 111 Am rob Co pf el SI 1114 11 AnaiwnJa Mining 4t 44t I I Atch T A s f 4STU sit t4iL 4 Halt Ohio wlt mci1 tE2lt II Hklyn Imp T a 2 tii ais t an Pacific ltie lll ltL p Chei 4 Ohio 41 42 421 Il file M St I HHt liii II 11 Chic Nt V l3ttt Ccl f ll ft Iron IlL 3 lIt t 101 oulhrn 2 31 12 t Consol ItCI 131 13j 131 I Del A Hudon l6l 111 lilt IJIst itec Corp Jr fla aijt5 10 Erie 11 22 Jn Electric 141t IU IHi I Ot North pt 133 134a4 1311 i Inter Met llt lIt lit a Illinois Cent 137 itt 11 I Ixuls a Nash licji 101 Ret lInn at r 2si l 21 t M K ti r IP 30 J Jl7 I lIlixiri Pacific M 34 rti4 h NatIonal lllSCUlt Mltj ilI I i Iii National Iad 71 711 11 4 orfolk A Wetl 7Ti 12 7l1i I North Amorlcan U al f1j N Y Airbrake ill 121 H 1 I Nec York Central im 1111 trtL i Northern Pacific III I4Q 1401 Ontario t Western 4r Ot 4l1 i Pennnyhanli ia I2Il 24t5 Pre1 Steel r3 alt 31j I Pullman Pal Cr lilt 111 1UJ 7 Hy heel Rprlnt 3I aST 31 Iloaillnc 1111 1111 111 it 2t 2t 1 llepitillc Steel I Itpublle Stet of HI iJ i4 Hock lhn1 175 titi 17t4 i lliwk l land pr i2 a ioi 1114 1 I South Pac 1il tilt 01 Smith K in Ih o 10 ThIrd A enuc 3L 31 52 4 17 tnlon Pacific 114 itui4 us 1 S Steel l3tt HA 43 it I s Sled Pt JflSVt toT lIttJ a 1 Utah Copper S7M 31Ij 5ilt4 i Waliash pi M Out uoi Ij West F M 11 III T4j 4lot Vf t Inlon Tel 37 IT 7 4 T I JAlvance Decline ICE TRUST ASKS I fOR DISMISSAl Of INDICTMENTS Instructions to Grand Jury Vere Erroneous Its Coun v sel Contends r John n Stan hneld representing the I American Ice Company applied to Jus i fee Cioff In the Supreme Court today to dl mls the four Indictments fount against tliH Ice Trust for conspiracy In restraint of trade I Mr Ktnnchfleld also asked that he be permitted to Inspect the minutes of the I Grand Jury for a Mil of particulars setting forth the dates and character of tho charge made against the trust that demurrers raised by him to the I Indictments be sustained and lastly for I the return to the company of all Iti books and papers used In the hearing i before the Grand Jury James W O borne Special Deputy I AttorneyGeneral prosecuting the In I dictments stipulated with Mr Stanch field that th papers be returned llr O borne being allowed to retain copies I Justice Goff reserved decision on the other motions giving counsel unt I July I S to submit brief Mr Stanchflrld naked that the in I dictments should be dismissed because I the Instruction to the Grand Jury I Iere erroneous In point of law In an swer tQ a question asked by the fore i man as to whether a contract entered Into by two competitors by which one of the parties dlspo e4 to tho other of his buslnev and good will and bind Itself not to engage In said business In the same territory during a specified space of time is contrary to the anti monopoly law If Instructions had been rivin Mr Stanchtteld sad to the effect that such transaction was lefI then It I on II fulr to nssunie that here nouM have been rio Indlctman Ilia Cjrit however Instructed the Orin1 Jurv that the hypothetical tr iMt 11 J4 Illegal We submit that n tnti a recta trtff Instruction wore trroreoir and ha CMiequmy tho nJIctinnnH found men the stMnsii of ll tie In tnntOn should be e tSiC HELD AFTER SALOON ROW lumen I Dunn Vat Under 2000 Hull I James L Dunn a bartender at his I brother John Js saloon at No 1M I Chr tophfr street where James Mitt pity was badly wounded with a bullet lat night and Joseph Murphy serious ly Injured by being struck on the hat I with a beer bottle was today held in JOXI ball In the Jefferson Market Ciurt roo examination on Monday on the sit i pldon of hating caused the la ters n JurlK floUt men are In St Vincents Hov i pital Joieph Murphv Is said to lue inoimed the police that the bartender 1 asaulted him The other Murphy when told by Coroner Ilarliurger last night that he was dying anti asked for the name of his assailant replied Ill not tell who shot me He has a bullet In hit left groin Neither of the men would give their addresses or lay whether they were re lated TWO MEN SUN AT T HAl POND NIGHT tAt f HAZEL DRE DIED tD i At Hour Victim Must Hsvo Passed One Was in Buggy Other in Underbush Il j SpecIal to The Brenln TVorli TROY July 21Wllllam Huffay IId his wife Martha mountaineer living to In the backwoods two miles above f Taborton told detectives last night of seeing A blondhalred man sitting u a yellow geared buggy drawn up at the if tide of Teals pond on the night Hurl Drew was murdered I I Across the pond Huffay and his wife dEClare they SAW another man search ing the underbrush as If he had lost something And what Is more remarkable Huffay and his wife were met by five persons I on the Taborton road that night In I cluding Smith and Gunderman at localities which bring them to tM pond 1 at about the time Hazel Drew must I havn disappeared on the most reliable estimate of detectives and wttneniu l and yet none ever spoke of the fact Htmays story would read like a be i latest climax In a melodrama were It not I for substantial confirmation of their t I pausing the Hollows not eight minute I after the unfortunate girl WM nut i i there by Smith and Oundurman and for the fact that husband and wife told thlt i Identical story even to the mlnutttt de i tails at the same time with three mild c I between them f I I FLOATING IN NORTH RIVER I Patrolman Hagen of the Leonard street station found the body of an unidentified I identified mm about twentyflv year old lloatlny In th North Iliver ot Pier U this morning and with the aid of some boatmen gt It to shore Thu body is that of a man 5 feet 10 Inches In j i height neighing 1W jvunds rnd hivIng 1 dark hair complexion and ees J I Slim Woman Wins I Style It feminine lower Granted Tie thinner one Is the mor stylIsh say the drecMiialifr Then to be powerful or ai tractive as a female one must be a deader female This would bare been sad new for the lot woman a year to but today the II not to sail The lat reducing pros i pen Is not so tetrlble Dieting and exei cUIng tht failed her before can be dIe penred with for now she bu Minnox PrescrIption Tablets sa tf ctlTe quantity i of whlob cnsts only 75 cert to fill back ou As these hare rediircil tliou nii or women all over the United Slates without faulns wrpvie tomarh illitresi or the least Inierfpivnoe with ones hablti she i feels tolorally secure of lucre A tibkt after mal and at bed time li ill mot fat folks lied necessary to take off a pound a day All r1rth ilruitKtits are fsmlllir with and fill the following prescription rls 4 ounce Mnrmoln 4 ounce Fluid Extract Ciscnra Aromatic and 1i ounces Syrup Simplex and as thee tablets ire in exact duplicate ot this ftmout receipt they may cf course be uei with entire conlainen They are mstU by authority of the lr mol Co Detroit Mich and are Identical I 1 with the celebrated prescrIption sheD above In every particular except farm JAMES MtCREERYSCO1 23rll Street 34th Street 1 LADIES COTTON DRESSES m Both stores On Wednesday July the aand Princess and Guimpe Dresses 29Si 375 and 575 Handembroidered white linen Bre I a telle Dresses 950 r 1iEij former prce 125 4 Remainingstock of Duck and Linen Suits at reduced prices 23rd Street 34th Street I w r rj T Food for thought Food for work I J Food for brain Uneeda Biscuit I The most nourishing of wheat food E In dust tight 5e mffktvrt pr ol aetiJllI O Nitvr told in bulk NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY J i C I r 1 iJ I I J ii I I i I II l abs I 11 IiIII il it