The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
August 17, 1908
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jjjjjiffiMI ij i f r T 7i iiIM1iii jf J I I I T 1 I I M of flt t i U1f1l InI r t t S 1Bt d THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY AUGUST 17 1908 K 111 quarto 11 Tut Hamilton wis a hurprlso to hl w fa Explanations Satisfactory Notwithstanding tlutl T Jonllns 0 Jflatns hut ii MISOI pnh of being too friendly with trs Ililii nnl IIQlc Capt II ilnn the oiptalus wlfp and his own wife fur an aiitomotj rldp nifjln n few hours of Papt Hutnss arrival In iNmy York Thl temlF In Sil1W that Capt Halus tailed unun Annl lor an Explanation and that a lipwleitli anIle iiblo undersjandm was lajchod Tlieie Is tcstlmon to mr that Capt hams undo no Ilnrcis alL1t his wIre until after hi 1111 tilkul with nH bi nlirr and his fn 1T 131 llalni Annis wa arrpstrrt it h J M on May 9 on Otuh I WHO ay Jlti Ave nue U III wj run nil IB hl automobile thlrtylm mlV mi hliir Tfiu inun and two wommi vvlw ivi u In the inr with him icromimiuil linn Iu tin po j lice Btlion Vlutre Anns gie Ms jinmo antl mi dress and said IIP waN llu uwnor ol the far The ollior nnn xaul lia was Cap Ha Ins ol i or I tOil Ii IIIJn j ist back frnm the Philippines IIlId glad to get home Ann It hail only a little inoro than U wltii him Cipt Jains fii nlshfd our I JO goi piece to make up ii the requIred hall the two nnn were according to the iollronun who ar rested tlioia on tliu Vety friendliest ternw Within two rtivs T Jenkins Haln had so far siirceVdc a In Intlnmlng the mind of his brother aiiiliist the latter wife that the nlTilr l Hume a post scan dal At the ro luest of Gen Haiti Col ludlovv In command iU Tori Uainllton Issued an onlPi ii June 2 dun Inn i nnls the privileges of the reservation and a spetlal sentry was posted In i front of Capt Hiiath quarter on Of llcers HIJW with Institutions to keel i A mils iua from the house At Club Before ftn saes liae been found In Klum Ing who say lhat two men anKlIcrng the description of Capt Hulnj and his i brother reicliod there fiom lx ng Isl and City on the S30 train last Thura I I dar night They Inquired the waj to i the liaysjde Vielit Clul ami were sean i later on hy the steward sail one of the I boatmen prowling around the building The steward telephoned to the polIce nation and tile retries were sent to i the yiht club but the two men hurt disappeared The wItnesses will be tnKon to Long Island City and glen un opportunity to IdentIty the Haliis brotbors If the Identlllcatlon Is made It will serve to establish that Capt Hahis and T Jen kins Halns had the Vllllng of Annla In mind at least two days befsore the ac complishment of their Intension and that they went to the yacht club Thursday I night with the expectancy of finding I I Annis there i Photographed for Records I The hams brothers were taken from the Long Island City Jail to Police i Headquarters in Brooklyn this after 1 f noon stud piotusaphciJ and mlRured j f for the Ilertlllon records They went 5 through the ordeal with complete con posure f Clpti hams appeared to be deeply Interested the llertillon measuring I process and asked numerous questions i T Jenkins Halns remarked I I thought you tad this i stem In i the army k No replied the CaptaJn nothln to thorough as this We take thumb i prints birth marks wounds und IIOU II k iiarltles but make no elfurt to get com plete measurement1 I 1 The trip both ways walj made In a pa trl wagon T Jenkins Hams was I handcuffed to Ll ut Peter Carter and Capt Peter llalni to Patrolman CahilL Three other policemen in uniform rode in the wagon 1 I The wife of Cipt Halns Is barred by I the UMS ofthls State from testifying against her husband but this prohibi I tion does not apply further There Is nothing In the law to keEp Mrs hums from the witness stand should she tw f required by the DistrictAttorney to till of the attitude of her brotherin r law toward her Justification the Plea The plea of Justification on the ground that Annie broke up Capt Halnsa home Is the only defense th Halna I family has advanced thus far This ma y be supplemented later by a plea of emotional insanity on the part of f Capt HaJna But sucll a plea would react against T Jehklns Halns who admittedly acted aa counsel and guide to hIe brother Capt Hfllns Is nnaemlc stoop should I pped weakeyed and ncnous Ills i fingers are stained from tle continual r smoking of cigarettes For months r i past ho has beon under a terrific men h tal strainover since T Jenkins hams fc ivroto to him ail I callod him back post liaate from the PbJllpplnei with tales of I f l itli j Indlsorttkins of his wife at Fort i p Hamilton f I Killed Friend Years Ago The fact that T Jehkins llama then I known as Thornton J Haln killed a man nt Tortres Monroe Vu feventcn years agu was mealed bv oaurdiy tragedy In point of ee itlon then Ij I a strong slmllarlu between the two tragedies T Jenkins Ilalns and his i I fl h i lie11 friend i vonns titan namnl Nl lint neein iir illlni In a boil TIIY itflhl ljoii RUIIll fl Ii IlllS bill hud I Ml irrllnd a 10 itt a jmini woman T I i 1 Ulns Hams was at the tllUr ot HIP hmt nn 1 HnntiPKiin wn at the oars as the UIIH H dead calm I lI Jar Admiral then ommandur ilni np P pIns sitting Ill the I e tnI1 i iiis quarters at l ortra s Mi if iw tht sliootltm at a illlaii of Ito T s lie tfiUlied nt the trial that lit na itichoil to the tat toni lit tin on il Kul up Ills ion litw a r i an i I ilioi HnnncKan wli wlh i IHIJ Acquitted After Long Trial Vni ng Htilns was arrested j a 1 rial for inuidrr tutu acquitted 1Iler it 1 nx and blttu tilal llu ippiil i rl inn Tlioinlun went to sta uul is tilut nchiifl motile dhtfiuiiii ai I vMiBrt Inlil ton me a II win r t MI Jtszo iL tine dPilins iirs l II I t j Udtsmtinu up HI Hi iitin T JojiklnssJIalns U a Mucky aggres I iri undersized mm IK has a tore klul PersonalitY tint his casual ac IItnJallce uul 1 tiiarj friends never ih d him up for a its an killer The i llnti11 he posiiasetl over his ount er linHlio the Injol or Anius was pru lit lilt itiI Tried to Stop It He Says it N n strikin lact that Capt lions i 1 Iso Killed Jils man In a sailboat A nol tap Halns victim was unarmed nl was Ilumegun who was killed by T Jenkins mitts The determination of I DisrrlctAttorooj Drrln to chirsa T I Jonklns Halns with murder In the i rs degree on the ground tint he Is equally lonceintd irlth hi biot her will pace hi magazine writer on trial for ni f life for tte tccond time for murder r Afttr thu killing on Saturday T Jfn I klns hiatus breaking his revolver ind I showing the cartridges to ostsblisli that lie had not fired a shot 111 hI I pipe and slid I have been tVlnK t kcup him from doing this for a long 1 time DistrictAttorney nartln hjiy I per takes the stand that T Jenkins HAltH losteaj of tnlng to ke p hj brother from miiixlrrlni Annla d ber atel ParticiPated In the crime bi hold i Ing it bay thos who might have pre ten ted It f The hams bOther were arralgiid i In the Fifth Street Police Pourt In lining I lajid today Thc weie hand I cuffed tOROthn ajid when the time came for the removal of prisoners they store marched out of the Queen County I taJl with our petty offenders ind placed on all open Jackson avenue car Deputy Sheriffs OBrien and Butler had them In oharge I Case Goes Over a Week Ipoij reaching the police court the Halnsls were put In the prison pen Magistrate Gllroy disposed of all the minor cas s and at 10 oclock called the Halnses to the bar Their counsel Will lam C Percy had not reached the court room and the case was held over Mr Percy showed up fifteen minutes later The Halnses with their handcuffs removed yppped up to the bench Mr Percy asked for an adjournment of one week fKKrlitiAftbfnej Darrln of fered no objection and the cats went over S Gen Peter C Halns retired the father of the prisoners calm and I soldierly occupied a seat In the body of the courtroom When seen after the proceedings he said I have nothing to say except that I am behind my boys I nlll stand by them The Halnses were handcuffed again and walked a block th to Jackson ave nue trolley line followed by a bh crowd and feveral photographers After the photographers had made a number of snapshots one of the deputies Insinuate that thAe had been rnou h picture busi ness T Jenkins Hams spoke up and said Let em take all the they want Give em i a chance Thejll get em anyhow Conscience Clear He Says The guards who were on duty In the corridor facing the cells ocoupled by Capt Halns and T Jphklns HaJns say I that the brothers retired early and slept bounJly aU night The ate heart i ily of the prison ir Ucfast Car Halns I when asked if he had rested well re plied I slept with I perfectly clear con science The members of the Bayslde Boat Club without exception are determined I that the trial of the Halnses shall not be obscured by any falso sentimental I Issues Annie la described by all who knew him ns a courteous decent sports manlike fellow1 Who would be Inca Ivilile of taking an serious took In the threats Capt haute made upon his life I S An informal meetlnjr of the Bajslde Iloat flub was held jeslerday and the I traced was discussed Several of tho j mlJmlers who have ample nuans IInl noiinrei that If DistrictAttorney Dar j rlu of QutPiis require the assistance of I counsel In the prosecution they will do fray the necessary expense Gave Letters to Wife I The threatening letters which Capt Halm wrote to Annls are In the POJ fCSlon of Mrs Annls Her husband turned them over to her ai he received them They will be turned over to the I Dstii tAttorntv to form a link In the chain of evidence tending to ebtabllvi in it the iniirdrr wan a batter of long f 1 g 4 I 9 j j 5 ur 1 Official Voting Coupon S Till Coupon Inllltr tin udder to iwt Out Note fir the MosS 9 S Ct riiiulur Mun m irratrr Nfn Ieh or One Mite for the Mont S Itiulitlliil liu n Win on Scot I 1 MIOM at t h S 4 MARDI GRAS FESTIVAL AT CONEY ISLAND 4 Will Be Crowned t KING AND QUE N of the c S Carnival of the Age of Progress M T Week of Spt 14 t I sole for t for King a f 1 or Ouem Content Gloss 12 Noon Sept 10 1908 e4 i w 7r l1fd J4 1 Imldrnt ScrlaI I S Mall Urli M litMM UOKI1I MAKIII tjtAa till lull 1 U S J IOai IMI 4 Or tmri nuiv br handel In nt Ihi Vnrldo tiirlmi bmirhMt llfpni Itlh t I Illh si I i n ITIII llriMilwur Jlnrlera ill IV I ISStll 41 S Jltwillrn J I 5 nlnnctim s l 1 Illllltrr llnllilln tt I 4 I 4a 4 4 ifr 8 H1I t careful plotting on the part of Capt Halns and his brother In addition to the ireiUnliiR letters the DistrictAttorn Is in possession of a written accusation signed br Anils immediately after the shouting W o Aunts was lying on the lloat fully coo acloua and reproaching hams for liU cowardice Mr Uovkwell pulled an en velope from his pocket und wrote across tho hook Shot by Capt ietei C Ilalns U S A This he handed to the dying HIAII who dlifncd it in a linn hand William E Annla The documentary accusation Is locked up in tile safe In the Flushlns police station I Mrs Ieter C lUlns Jr wife of CallI hams wer to Fort Hancock fekindj Hook yoHterday afternoon ac I companied by her mother Mi lAb to sto her children who have been In thp custody of Gen and Mrs hauls since June Although Mrs hams was not receved br her motherinlaw Mrs loins sr she was allowed to see her three vounp children and con verse with them She found them In charge of two I maids She was gIven to understand that sh could not tikp the children I a vav with her nlthotit the permission lor her husband Capt hams Mrs llama jr did not attempt to mike am l scene or diiiaml that the children be I Llvcn In her custody No Cause Mrs Hams Says After leaving the joungsttrs at the house of their grandparents Mr Ilalns and her mother Mrs lljy vlsltPil some of the vlves of the olllrera of the Furl hancock garrison She told them i ai her children were Ixtlng properv cared for she would not at present make any move to secure possession of them but would Hint take legal advice Mrs Hattie said Capt hams must hive been dcrangUJ when he did the shooting and she positively denied the i reports circulate that the had b oen unfaithful to htr husband and said she did not know of any reaton why Capt I hams should kill Annls Mrs hams jr and her mother be I fore they left Pnndr Hook for Nov i ink lust night intimated that If neiS eary application would be made to the I II courts tn cimpel Gen Halns to show calico vhs he liould not surrender the I chldr Into the custody of thiir S niuUlr Made No Confession I I Mr Halns and her mother aro still In Vw Vork Hefore making any i furthtr move the will confer with I I tunic ot the former frlendi of Capt i Ha ru who stood by his wife In her I I trou If Mrs Halns admits that she i MgiKil i inpHr at fort Hamilton last I June Which may be a confeHlon re I frivj to by len hams anti his two i I tci4 She sayi she was drugged when i I slit plane the paper and doe not know I its contents I We man lit eight years ago wlJ Mix lUIn T pft high school 10 f 13 rn i i I 1m Ipn I IUCIL I W v i r very hppy um S lti 01 0 K i iiss Monroe where iS n Idl it 1 i on lac WIll i s i I al 111111 ifl3 husbands broth I I nl in In IIP cry harsh with mo an 1 i iIUIj l nut i pP ted nu agilns 1 S c S i IIP L a I r i F H mil r 11 I fr i I I I III I Pills lOUUlK til I i n L i uiudren TU man 1UhuhUid killed wn Ions I Ii I i I III S n his intimate frlencl During the licence of toy husband in the Philippine 1 went out occasionally In his automobile but always in the company of saute of the I other olliters or then wives o were never alum M u sjand retained unexpected from Hit iiilippined un slay 2 i last i He urdeiid mi lo LIlY lOuin und Uiuie maul wild accusations against me Lit er toy husijiiul his brother and their father save me drugged whake and compelled me to sign a pIer which i they bay H a contusion Then the IUOK ni y three children from me and drove me out of the hoc i S lliu tragedy hits supplanted every I thing elt In public list tiltSt it 1 orii Hitiiiltuii and in Uay Mlf hue thu H iliuii welt voiiall popular T Jen I kins hums lives ut No 1M Eight sixth Street Hu Ridge und ho was as I well Knovn in the arm set s M his I brother and father I Col II H Iudlurar commandant at IVut Hamilton tas he U In ignotance 1 of the main facts In tha domestic ton ttovei j leading up to the lIa d Ills tlrst Intimation that there Wni any thing itle In the faintly of Capt hams he says came souii after thu return of the latter from the 1nlllp pines Halnss Father Appears So fur as I know said Col Ludlon the domestic relations of Capt Hams nnd his wife sore happy They called upon me the day the ciptaln tinned from the Philippines and teemed to be thorough In ioeord with cioh other Two das later Gen hams appcirrsl I on lie utervatlon Capt hams man m r changed it once Ho became nervous and I heard there had lyMi some tiouble at his home Then Gen Halns called upon nlr anil ask M me to Issue an or der ieiiilrlng one Illlrtm E Annls to keep off the reservation I told him I could not issue sinh an order without cause Gen Hiln Uieti on his word as nn emil ret trials a itega I lone to me which led me to Issue the order iii asked for It was lea mcii froi sou ues outsldi fid Iidlon nffkp tint fullovvlng t lie siianic of the older concornlng Annls Si spedal snitn was phi on ditty in officers row in tJnt of Cant Ualos riuirtir Mrs Halns ialle tnp NpntM Into the liuuse ind tried ti Ipirn fMn him why he had been place i re He did not tPlI her he had I pen told to lteti Annrs away but she r Cl to Infer the fact Victims Funeral ToMorrow The funeral of Mr Annls will be hell tomorrow morning at S oclock from his apartments In the Milvcrn nt No 147 Claremont avenue Mrs Annl who is utterly prostrated over the traged has denied herself to all hut her clo p 9t frleid One of thcsp a Mrs Hen nrtt of Mrooklvn utxiri Itulng the Annie apartment all shock of the trlMI The trigMy Is sr ppntuitPil hr the fact that slr AnM wllllR e1 It ttlip Mil fipt Hilns and h brother at the yacht club and oughl to warn her husbinil whm she saw approahlng the Iloit In hh varlil lthough Mrs hams knew hit hr hiubind hill hMra moil is corpspon dent In Call Hilns dIvorce sut nml tint fnpt Halns hid written him let ter threatpnlns his life shi had no Idea hi two hmhr score thorp on an er rnn l nr murder She did think thev wanted to serve i paper on her husband In the divorce prippllnt Annis Innocent VIfe Believes In order that a scene on HIP acht I club landing mlslit be aolJdl she tried to w n hi Ibind to keep awa frvn tim HanP Hit hr was Inter ested Fttprlng the varlt to the hnd S log and p lrl no attlOil tin She ttns llo h whn Tipi Hilns rtiched In 1111 aht Mr An lit i S uL5 a An1 tits iiOisSitttOI convinced I jf her hulinnd IniiiKPiue lit ii I trges made In Cijit Itali Iloth Sl IH I uul Mr AnnU hnd lone tuen on tinns of ncst filuilnlilp with ant Han I iml hiM wit M r Annls never hid am I hint from her nml shovvol tpr all t i a 1 iiiorii nnd nTU ntlnn His p plnnn I t4 siiljllej Ii r is rntlv 1 dr iinl wn nliertlsln irmnai6 I r ieir inn a niiuiTl ii Uviitnl im I ni I in Tit Oiitd fcr Iws I I i mla 10 I nubllIr s hiecreat ion Si m lnort rale I two 3earts ago Pre is tO tliJ i HP Mr Annla hM been inr und miUliher of Ou rrmmlct It I HIGHLANDERS Continued from FIrst Page I OHirurkp threw ou Muter Hall tlnaw ut Hliioinan No Rl ci Hiniplilll thou a tlr tu Mtzer Dle I hant lined out tO lajoie Comov tiled out to Turnur NO III XS Eighth Inning Jnss strick out Belfhintj dropped J Clarkes fir to left held and it was good lor two bases Bradlev was out to hast unasil teJ as i C erk took third base Turner frlngleil1 past see end base and J Olarko Soured Turner Mol ocoiid bus aid weot to third bites on Kli lnuvva l xid thhnv Lake nuide a hid throw of LatuN grounder anti Turner scored stub Iojoe took i eomd base Lain Mrcd on Stovals I Hnfrli tl rUht field and Stivall took econil bas on the thiw Bemis tore off another slnKln and Stnvall coied Hell19 going to second base on tht throw 10 HI lIl7er S Iliad out to Ilemph1ll Bill mashed i twobajtBer to the left llpld fem P and there iss excite is ret cltp iient Lijoo towd out Klelnon and flail took third Orth battM for Lake and fled to Tumor scoring Bill ORourke filed out to Altlzer Oi nu I Ninth Innlng i DovlP pltohliiK for Vevv York Iliipli man liiBld past scuind Inso O Uoutu tossed Ut Job a nnd Hmlmuii took teotiJ Jase J nM tiled out to HJmIJ I tiratihey struck 011I N us W McIUeen lined omit tn Hlnchman riiaso fouled out to Hml JoT threw out llemphlll 0 UrNS MISSOURI SURH o FOR JUlAN SillS CLARK C1HIUO Vug 17Tunfernuvn look Ing to the perfection v t detailed plan i for the campaign n thn Middle West I were Itlil throughout the day bv Chair man lack with hcndtt of the various bureaus of the Dnno tijlc National Conunlttiv nil imminint Democrats who culUnl at liPadipjarteis ix ijov Alexander cXlMr aid Coiigniiiiia Champ Clark of Ml wjuil were early I visitor Pttey brought hureftil predlc I lions of Diinixintlo auroras In Mlstls I Mppi alley Mates to Chairman Mack I Spauklnn yf the situation In Ue Mlddlo Sctt Congressman Dark said I Since the Denver convention I have I been travelling continuous In eight S tats Uoluado ICansii Xebiaska llmia Missouri Kentucky Ohio and i Illinois and hind that the drift Is un 1 doubted toward Bran Missouri will give Bryan WUii plurallt and the DMircrata will elect IL out of 1U Cun gressmtn elect a Dumiwratic Ieor1s liture which will select a successor to senator Wllllim A Stone and will elect the Slate ticket from tiio j use i nor down After Aug 31 I shall male two speeches ever lay until riP lose S of thp cimpilgn which I wl I open In my own Congressional district Chairman Mack will Uave hero next I Monday for Indianapolis to attend thp Kern nntHlcitlnn nftpr which tie will I proceed to Nosy York wher IIP will upen the Fistirn htidiiarters upon his I arrival thn e r of FUGITIVE WANTED FOR I WIFE MURDER CAUGHT I James Atll In a Nv Horbpllp fruIt Merchant nhi on J me 23 Killed his I soling wife bv ncirlv ffVPrini In Iiftul dth a butcher kiilfe vvts arnstPcl to dav at JUrvsvlIln In Detective Fan 1111I of the Now Itxnelln pollci wiiit n Mnrvsvllle find had him committed for ten days In thus co mty Jail until the pxrradltlon paper can bo made out Atllllo mamyil to acajv from New HochPllp after th nniiler hr ds siils inc miiiiuf iii putift ui iiin nlfcs c ctl Illn I He Is an old man and hit 1aiig sits tattd tlmt his cling wlfu had an af Units On the rnorniiiK nt the murder IIP left irl and turning back IIntX rafted t Is clalniPl surprlae his wife with a man l mvin r u knit he killed hs wife and then nlfiiliNl hyr compin Inn H hailiv tint h nenrlj blid to I lea i It is vahl tint Aillllo Is wllllns t ttn b ck ti fllelesler Courl and will plead the unwritten Uw1 In I elteisze o S II tIM it HOEL AND DOZEN COTTAGES BURN AT LAKE GEORGE r I No Way of Fighting Fire and I People Watch Destruction After Saving Valuables II I ALBANY Atu 17Wold was re i ceived today at the office of the State IDft Fish anl Gim Commission that the entire KaMskll liaj section of Lake S George Including the Kaatskill Haj S House and a dozen cottage was In ilamss I Tin fire It Is stated storied about oMook this morning from n defective Hue In the MJJMower cottage owned by Mra N K Nelson and accommo r dating thirty boarders The flamos I spread rapidly to surrounding cottages I and reached the Kuttklll Hay House which was practically destroyed I There was no means of JlKMlrK the flm and the residents ifatheretl as mans I valuables as rjOBSlblo and loft the dwell I ings AinonK the cottages destroicl i wos one owned by John D Whish sec I rotary of tue Forest Fish and Game Comml lon The Ivaatsklli Bay House hail about 125 RUtsts The proprietor Is A P Sco 1lIIe The loss sustained Is not known o U S CUTTER BRINGS IN I 75 JAPANESE POACHERS S bUATTIE Wash Aug 17Cable ad vices fiom ValJez state that tho Untied stales rpveinie cutter Dear has arrived at lingo Alaska bringing scentvrtve I Japanese Hial poachers from Seal hal I and the prIsoners being a part of the dew of two Japanese aclioonws re cently Cnipturcd The Dear rms salkM to irrrs the remainder Inltcd states Commlslonpr Driffleld has ordorel tAint tlre pil onero held o the Federal Grand Jury for exami nation One of the captured ihoonprs was riegod to resemble the cutter Mc Culloch GOVERNMENT GETS RECORD OF DISTANT EARTHQUAKE I WASHINGTON Aug 17The Coast I and Geodetic Survey Observatorj at Cheltenham Mil reports tin earthquake beginning 1t a M and terminating at i111 t JI todaY Tht maximum phase was I recorded at 6 ID A M The record in dltateh that trip origin of the tremor was abiuit 3wiu inllo distant from nshlnHon COOLER WEATHER FOR I BALANCE OF THE WEEK WAHHIXrTON Ang 17AcLordlng lo a special bulletin Issue by the Weather Uureau today cooler vveathor I nlll be experienced during the next two or three daIs from the Mississippi mmlky to the Atlantic Coast Jn the Atlantic States the cooler weather will set In about Tuesday night and the I ompirature will continue moderate luring tlio balance of the week i I DIED nr nrAI Itrailev fipach on indar Aug 18 1101 ANNA UBItf hflnvrrt site of the late Frederick titrt II1tJ 71 nr Flinrsl on TiiM l r AuA Id 18 H at 0311 A SI II the rhur of Our IMY of lisp Vnllrr Orant Viller N J wiier A solemn high mats of requiem will be otd for the rrr v nt Ito r iul Interment prirnti 01 lot convenience of 11 tiI17 5 i 0 JD 5 j ISHERMAN READY fOR NOTIFICATION UTICADRESSED UP I romorrows Event to Be a City Celebration and 10 000 Visitors Are Expected UTICA X V Atu 17Thp artin suariJ of visitors attracted to Utlca bj Iha notlllcatlon cerwionlej to bo held tomorrow noon at the home of Jam s 18 Sherman Hepubllcan rtomlnce for I Vlce1resldent and the long proKiJiiuiii of lunusements arranged as a sldell lt to the formal ceremonUs begin lo ur rivj today Thu commltke in tiiaijja i of the celelimtljin fur It in to be niuiU i a Oreatsr Utica holiday in which all tUui3 are supposed to take partex pct that by tomorrow the crowd of lrtllre19 In Utica will diHibfr tun lilUu and The city Is gij with decor I our and threatening cloud toda Old ut ftJilt the work of further embellish ii enl of all the doss tltOVn buildings vltti patriotic bunting Mr Sherman spont the day quiet at his home In Uonesee street His I net sl ich accepting the njinlnitlon oag ouni In the printers hands for i ecral ilajs i Senator Julius C Burrow who was IJIIorlr c la rman of the Chlcag l unatni nventlon sitU a ucn I came halrmun of the VtceIr l jtntlal notlflcAtlou coninlttee U PX e ted In the c rr tonsit In addi m J Mr si rman and Senator hOur r us Ssrciary Ill and I IT M W rsker President o II mil Ion Codif ere Mr Sherman was griduiUd are I xpeoiel to tnake brief idilrssts to Ui owd on he 8 lernun Innn I Arrangement base been mlle for the use of Me Majestic Tribute for the 1C I on tfreiionloj In the event of rain ancds Klynn former Tftrritorln Got emor it OkKioma was the first of tka I lntmbeM of the Notlflcatloti Commit tdR He i P arrlvj le was iulckly followed by Thomas Hartl un of tle I1 llpplno Islands National Chilnnan Hliicivk IB expected IK morrow Mr Sherman will entrrtnln the mem bers of the notlfloAtlon committee Mid a aw Invited guests at luncheon at his home tomorrow and at dinner at the Tahanundajls Golf Club In We evening raradei In the morning nthlitlc sports at ItlCA Park In the iftenoon and plptrlcril Illumination In the svpnlni are I par of the dtC prosraiime 1 HURLED FROM 4 I S LAKE STEAMER r 1 BYEXPLOSION Many Persons Landed in Wa I ter When Boiler Burst One Killed and Score l1jut1 TUAVHIW PITV Mfli ne 17 Mr Isabel Ia liontt nf thIs rlr wu killed and a score tif passengers were j Injured today br thp explosion of the boiler of the passenser steamer L ela1 i nan bound frmi Iehtnl to ouch on Carp Inks 1 Is possible oilier lKe lost i wcro osl Carp lake l te In the northpr Mlchl jan resort dlptriol being located In the peninsula jutting northvvard btWii lake MIchlKin and Grind Traverse Hay Among time sMiiiKors pf the Leelanuu were a number of excursionists from Other States but the list of casuall ties contaIns only the names of Mlchln Kan people t Havhtr on Ixwrd many pleasure ekf ers bound fur Traverse Clt to attend a Wild West iliciiH the lltte steamer was tiItviimg down the narrow lake with la steini pressure of ilghly pounds try IIIR to make up the time that hid been lost on the earlier flaws of time trlp4 jAi site was passlns bmsh the ttileev discovered a loose bull In the engln I and shut off the tteam to reined r the defect v I wad while Iw StIle wnrknz a thtV loos bo t that the explosion occurred t fhme boiler wave way with a crash tearing on the top of thi engine undo dinoi shine thu pilot house old the torJ ward upper work of the steamer but ilcnvlni Engineer Kdward hardy un scathed The force of the explosion had all ben illrrdwl fuinunl Mrs ii Iont T I sitting rival the inluth ise conversing nit i her brother Cliailit Mosler cap tain of the boit was blown fir out Into tIlt witu mangled and John hail tmimg wi iris at tht wi el was i I1I1n1 llel pi ibablv fatally injured 1 those hurt nro lt1lt in tin tJMMid part of the I boat vliinv wire thrown Into the water4 1 Bid lung ti wiefkiga until recued by e fnrn s livinu alone the shore alili iug i I toiiio were stile to twins nslio Sat rd kn iwn nil inih d lmil Tho In jiinj sve bmusth li Traverse City i t Tin Lamer wa towel to a vv iirf I 0 il IPut up for ropirs cite Is 51 ZCtI0 1 tf 1 I 12 feet Until and WAS rebuilt h nson j LDOUGLAS j THE BEST 350 SHOES FOR MEN n W L DOUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS MORE MENS 350 SHOES THAN ANY OTHER I I I MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD I The reason W L Douglas a 350 shoes are worn by S more men in all walks of life than any other make is be cause I give the wearer the benefit of the most complete r organization of skilled shoe 1 1 S makers in this country who receive the highest wages paid in the shoe industry and I whose workmanship cannot s r be excelled a I The selection of the leath r I ers and other materials fo I I each part of the shoe and r S I every detail of the making I i looked after by specially y I S trained expert In every de f partment I I could take you into my 1 large factories at Brockton t Mass and show you how carefully WLDouglas 350 S shoes are made you would i then understand why they i hold their shape fit better t f wearlongeranaareofgreal it I value than any other m k IP L 4I Signed 5fuIit4z4 W L DOUGLAS 400 GILT EDGE SHOE Cannot Bo Equalled at Any Prloo W1 DOUGLAS BOYS ShOES L75 AND 200 JUST THE SAME A3 MY MfJ4 3M SHOE THE SAME LEATHERS FOR 175 AND 200 I W L Doiilu Hint ml prlci ll lluaptd on thi bottom which protects thi wtinr inlmt I bUt prkl ud Inhrtar lUl INllft WOH StAVING THEM TAKE HO SUtailfUTE i Foil Color fyrltlK irtluilrrlu Catalog llndnl Pros 1C ff oii0laj Itneklon Vart WI L DOUGLAS SHOE STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK 5 433 Broadway cor Howard 356 Sixth Ave cor 22d St 755 Broadway cor 8th St BROOKLYN NY 1 0D JJ 151 nJ 853 Broadway cor 14th St 708710 Broadway 1349 Broadway n f rAve 36th St 1367 Broadway corGates An 14471419 Broadway 421 Fulton Street Pearl UiiOfl cor ears aa Fulon COF Pear 2202 Third Avecor 120th 478 Fifth Avenue Ii venue 5 I J S iii 984 Third Avenear 59th ner JEEY CITY 18 Newark JEREY 279 ThIrd Avenue 250 West 125th Street Avenue 1 25 Eighth Avenue NEWARK785 Broad St 95 Nassau Street PATERSON192 Market St I 1 OE NY POUND F ROFIT SPECIAL FOR TODAY I THE 17TH SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW THE 18TH I ACIIUiTEI 1tVIT 100 HALMJT CIIKAJI j flu AClUTn 1 OUND KissEs rnuxD I VU TIItt LJiA1I I 2tt i3lEi1 tSMO1tTEiJ CIIOCO 11E tVIMJ IIU I 130 IATKS CM klmlil IOUND HIM 11 Mil 1KAVI T 1 90 nusrnus i 25o rrrnlne until II ncliKk Turk llnw store oprn iocr j iisttttdl f oenlnfi until 11 clack 5 All cur luim npta DELIVER FREE E 1 5T iitCllIIES 01 54 BARCLAY J ASh OVER 1ItiflEl lIVtkiLY Cor West Wwat 1 tf SOOth Imixr MTIlKKt Wdellv r 1 to 29CORTUNDTST L 10 oouni for ti to IdntI In lUn CorChurchlt above Idlth St HooVfn nd hatun r OtT No iroolJ ent C O I Or PASKROWtNASSAU for oui outoftown ciu fcmVri car fuU r cltM Aol titored 3 At City Hall Park rnm our twdiU mall wd r deet mnt J I r I 0 su i 5 f e s I
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