The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
September 4, 1908

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T 1 Ij r r 1 1 I r 2 THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER41908u SL ff CH TTf WITH LI f M f fTf Wlff If Speculator Did Not Know Then That BrotherinLaw I Was a Murderer t RELIEVES HES INSANE Prisoner in Court Admits the I Crime but Denies Intent to Kill the Woman l i Special to The Evftilni World 1 BOSTON Sept 4Whlle the dismem bered corpse of the woman hn had j murdered was scattered about two r houses Chester 3 Jordan the perpe trator of the most Rhastly butchery In tbe history of thl State went about hli business as usual reste lay and Joked as he sat at luncheon with his r brottverln w Jesse L UVermore the famous New York cotton specu lator This disclosure regarding the conduct t of the ielfconfessed wife murderer three hours before his arrest Is tho 1 most amazing of todays developments Jn the story next only to the grew come crime Itself Mr Llvermore arrived hero yester I day forenoon with his wife the prison r era alster on his yacht the Venctla i after a cruise along the Maine coast About noon he went to the ollice of f JR B Barrows a broker where Ches f ter Jordan had desk room There thp New Yorker found his stalwart young r brotherinlaw arooklnK cigarettes and chatting with casual callers In the most composed way Jordan and a third man were the feuests of Livermore for luncheon In a iN w paper now restaurant While tJofdn did not eat much he was per f fectly matteroffact In his manner and discussed a wide variety of sub r t jects In the middle of the afternoon Jor ri dan itlll absolutely calm and Jelf fcoisessed parted from his brotherin law and rode in a street car to the hoUse in Hancock street where the r policeman found him a little later IIHtng along Ide the steamer trunk that co contained his victims hacked and bungled torso Livermore is ffolng to spend r part t of what fortune he us left after the W nt cotton slump in rjlri lo save from tha electric chair his brotierln Uw Already it In nettled that a plea of Insanity will be the defense offered In t behalf of the man who killed his wife chopped her up and carted parts of the bcdv about with him for fortyeight hours p Mr Llvernure has already retained Attorney WlllUm S Schirton for tha I d fene It is furthir stated that the Llvermores and the members of F the murderer Immediate family who are prominent In society at Somervllle will be able to show that as far back fl BI six weeks ago ha showed pronounced 1 tlfcs o mental derangement Arrested at His Home Jordan wai arrested by the Boiton I police last night after he had brought the trunk with the mutilated torso from his home No MS Medford street Bomervllle He came here hoping to t a all for New York with his gruesome trunk load He believed he could drop 5 tho trunk and Its contents from the K steamer Harvard and that his crime f would never be discovered He probably V would have succeeded had not the il eteuicer Harvard met with an accl i den which prevented her from making I the regular trip yesterday morning On hll arrival here from Somcrvllle Jordan engaged George W Collins a hackman to take his trunk to the l South Station whore he Intended Ward IDE the train for New York after he i found that the Harvard would not sail Driver Was Suspicious t He changed hli mind however and purchasing a ticket on the Cunard xteajTier Ivernla which sails toda for Liverpool again called the same hack man and had him take the trunk to a boardinghouse Whsn the trunk was taken Into the house Jordan accom panied It and ut on the trunk smoking a cigarette while he talked with the landlady Jordan thei went oft and bought a roll of wlpj wire nippers and eight window weights which he described as Help Wanted ToDay II Advertised for In The Momtoj Worlds Want Directory FRIDAY Sept 5 1W3 A4druen I Hium Manen 2 Aa6 t U Houvnork 82 Apprtntlcej 1 Ironers 10 r Aitlt 1 Janitors 2J nktr 2 Janlirm i 2 Ilartenderi 2 Lidln1 Tailors 1 nx kkt lpn 12 I undrei i 3 j Bori 2U Maxhlnlil 2 I Duahlmea S Manicures 5 nutehen IS Milliners 12 j CanYAIers 10 Nunci 7 if rarpnlors 4 Ojxmor 42 w Caihlers 3 Pslrleri 12 I Chambermaid 12 Photoitrnpheri I Chaullun I Printers 1 C SoltCtors 4 Portfrs I t Oompisltars 2 Prfvrs t iv rooXs M 7 Prtiim n 2 t Cootl F 10 TloofMs J Cutters B slflaic II t Da ri Work 1 h wien 21 I cllvts 2 Skirt Himli 2 IVntlsts Mit r j ntlfiwishers 6 Mnllter u 1 Drlleri I Intvrapturs F 11 T mc Clerk II Tsllors 10 t KlKtrlcltra 3 rrlTimi 3 f Eleritor nunntrs 2 Tlnimlth Emt rold rtrs 2 Tyt risers iF 1 Ennlreors 1 Ipm ti eri Fhu 7 nl rs 1 Finishers 11 Uvi n FoMns t W 1 rn s 17 Fw l Jts I V1 5 nrtmn 2 V11 UanKu 27s Otrts M rt l I The World prind u S I Help ads3CJ8 more tWn ill other lIcw York papers comtuiej b til o i linkers nnd several sheets of hcnvj wrapping pjpor With these he In i tended to wrap up the parts ofthe lnid I or his wife weight them ami throw them Into the Charles River The weights paper nnd wire were found on a miiiiiel In the room with the trunk Tho cabman became suspicion I about the contents while carylni the trunk into the house Us weight made him think It contained stolen sil verware and the nervous manner of Jordan satisled him the man wag a burglar There have been many rob I I bell s of silverware recently and the I hack driver belleiiiK he was on the trail of the thief went to tin police and lod them of the mysterious trunk I He described the room in the liouao to which he had carried It Police Find Trunk Sergt Michael Crowley was detailed to KO to the Hancock atrcet house and Investigate About 6i oclock Jordan returned and on being accosted In the tullwny by the otllcer at tirst denied his Iden tity Later he admitted who he was Jordan did not appear nervous or alarmed but hesitated to open the trunk and It was not until after con doraule argument on the part of the ofllcer that he produced the key to the trunk and Inserted it In the lock I Turning his head to one aide so he I couli not see Inside the trunk Jordan threw up the cover and then sank back on his kne s burying hU face in his hands and sobbing Confesses His Crime Sergt Crowley staugereJ back aghast at the sight disclosed In the open trunk before him lay a sickening mnss of hacked flesh a Omans torso filling the greater part of the trunk while pieces of flesh from other part of the body were stuffed Into the corners the entire interior of the trunk being be spattered with blood There was no I covering of any sort over the remains Jordan submitted without protest to I the handcuffs and was led to Station No 3 and locked tip Giving his name Rnd address he declared the body in the trunk wan that of his wife and ap j peared perfectly willing to tell the offi cers everything concerning the case The confession of the husband was be I lieved lo be a substantial recital of the II i Incidents of the brutal crime but several minor details of his confession conflicted Kith each other and his story was un connected In parts He also gave a plaaslble reason In n remark by his i wife which was Incited according to i his story by her belief that he was un faithful He elated that following her epithet he struck her knocking her down a flight of stairs He claimed that this blow was tho only cause by which he is responsible as far as he knows for her death as following this he remembered nothing until the next morning when on awakening he found her body at the foot of tbe stairs At this latter time however as wifes neck was slashed from car to ear On this Dortlon of his confession the pollco placed the least credence and their efforts In todays Investigation are centred In a search for another stronger motive A medical examiner iarefiillv cxmnlnti the tody for marks of the blow which caused her death The evidence of the gashing of the neck was plain and It was believed that this caused the womans ueath but Jordans denial of any knowledge of this act made the matter ono for close attention His story of aphasia following the blow which knocked Mrs Jordan do in the stairs Is also n point upon which the police have laid partic ular stress In their instructions lo the m dlcai examiner during the latters examination of Jordan nlmself as it was supposed that ha might be a vic tim ot drugs This latter idea he de nies The alleged Insanity may account for some of the lapses In his confes sion alUiough as a whole it was re uurKibU clear When brought before Justice J H Butler in the Somervllle Police Court this forenoon Jordan entered the formal plea of nut guilty to the charge of hav ing murdered nu nlfe The newly hired la Wtr was with him The case was continued until Trlday Set 11 ana Jordan wast rematiUcd to I Jail ur Jordan was Mrs Honoruh Ldd I whose maiden nwne uas Oitetliy and whose home was in Somervllle In Sep tember lWt Jordan did not know n o his wifes first husband was or what nad become of him Tne couplt went on the vaudeville stage Jordan taking the part of a tramp and his wife that of a nurse Ir I a jlietch I Mrs Jordan according to her hus hand had taken to drinking of late and he says was associating nlth othrr men and he became Jealous The mimler was prompted by Jealousy the I polle sav e MRS GREAVES GETS DIVORCE i Justice nischoff In the Supreme Court i today signed a flnal decree of divorce In favor of Florence L GreaC from William Honer Greaves The couple were married In 1W1 Acts of Infidelity at Saratoga durln the racing season were alleged by the plaintiff whoso maiden name ww Florence L Burns I Broadway Fire That Trapped 400 J One ol the Girls Who Was a Heroine 1 Photographed ICbpeclajIj fur The laming Uurld by a Staff Arllst C LLI f J Tf Mt C S T Mfl O 1 War Craft With Battleships Badly Damaged but No Lives Are Lost MELBOURNE Sept IThe Amer ican collier AJax which Is accompnro In the Meet was In collision In Uw har bor today with the steamer I iura Both vessels were badly damaged but there was no loss of life 75YEAROLD CAR DRIVER LOST Police Headquarters was askud toda to look for Michael Ryan seentyhc I ear old said to be a horsa car driver who has been nilsMriK from Ills home No 435 Went Flftyteventh street iitire AUK 27 Ho Is five feet scen iiuhei i lull weighs 14o pounds and has gra i hair Whon last seen he wore a dark suit black soft hat and black shoes I socks and trailers I I them all to the roof and ordered them I lo stay there urtll the policemen and firemen came up I The roof of the burning building rises five stories above the roof of No CM the sevenstory I adjoining structure The marooned gIrls remained cool at this perilous altitude until n smother of smoke puffed up to them Girls Began to Jump Thereupon a dozen or more lest their heads The Kessler girl waa the first to Jump and she landed In a heap and I I rolled oer unconscious Then another I girl known to her companions as Lizzie leaped and struck on her feet i toppling over upon the unconscious Kessler girl She suffered no other damage than a epralneu ankle and was carried down by men employed In the sevenslorled i building Seven other girls unable to control their panic made the dansrprous leap I landing upon one another In a scrambled heap That none nf these 1 were njurfd was astonishing con MdcrlnE the distance they fell The panic on the roof was Jim rIP t eloping when Chief Naughton and I his men rushed up and picked up the I Dianl0nd Studded Medal For Most Popular Giant I The Giants are playing the best baseball that New 1 York has witnessed in years They are out for the pen i nant and from now until the close of the season the struggle i premises to be the most exciting in the history ot the league I I As an encouragement to the individual members of the I team The Evening World will present to the most popular 1 player a diamondstudded gold medal All New York fans can express their preference through The Lvening World coupon below which will be printed daily in the Noon j Baseball and Final editions l I EVENING WQi LD BASEBALL PRIZE I For the most popular member of the New York National League Team I vote for I Name fddess Address LeUtrs to B ebiJ Editor Evcnnj World P 0 Box 2351 I J I uirls Leap for Life in Fire on Broadway That Entraps 400 Continued from First Page crazed girls bodily and i as ed them down through the roof opening All the way down the buildng on fin escape or In nairway nnd In tee mId ofblinding smoke policemen and fin men were working desperately ami roughly too for there was no time to be lust Also the three dauntless youngster who manned the elevators werestick inir to their posts like heroes goln u I and down unflinchingly through smoki and howllnr nanlc Young Heroes Suffered The cloihe of the three bun wiu n tatters before their won had endeu and Chief Xaunhton cal ed duun that all the girls were out They had lice scratched and kicked nnd buffeted In the panic but not one ot the thre had manifested the slightest symptom pf quitting Policemen and firelien Joined In praising the trio of pluck oiling It was not until the entire building nnd bftn oleireil and the clearing was cline In a dozen mlnutesthat thn nAceaUrs tackled the actual fire burst open the doors of the burnJit loft and pound a flood upon the blaze Then treat billows of smoke belched over the immense crowd that thronged Hioadway on ono side and lammed into SI inioni alley on the other It locked for a while a It the en top of nf the building would go But it didnt There was an army of lire fighters nn the Job and they held the blaze to two floorsths fifth and slxth and had It out In half an hour Girl Tells of Stampede Marv Linker tiftien vears old nave the alarm on the tenth floor She tells tills nory I Just happened to look out the window vild Marv to an Evening World rnporler I saw the smoke coming from till fourth Moor and I called to Mr Sulro He gathered all the elrls rorutive In ill and led ua to tho ptalnvnv Hut the smoke came up and choked us nnd In the time we got to tie Ie v enth tloor the stairway was jammed and all the eexaiors were fllleJ an i hundreds of irlrl hghtlmr to eel down Thin come of the elrls turned around and cried fo to the roof and the Jam bei ime woro I knw w had to do something and do It Iukk Come with me girl I cried nd we forced our way Into an ollice in Ill seventh floor I looked it of the ildi window and saw it was nnli one son lo the roof of the next bulldlns and without stopping I limbed out the windon arid lrprrI I lindcd on my feet and ilmi bit mv tongue off but gnt up smiling apl lil fomp cm siIs Its PI Then I pat my hand on the ledge let m self down and drni d I landcil vifely and palled up again to the other girs The hesitated a moment and then beean to come down jjv little chum Christina Klprel was feeling I kind nf faint and was belnir held by ier cousin Lizzie at the nimlow ledge Let her go 1 shouted to Li Le ind Thrlstlna instead of dronnlng al t tr wn no my arms Sno vas bnisol n little hut not badu en llzzle follonvd and the IIt ers ollownl her Then the neonle in unit some of ua 00 Tho Ire dnmago was e tlmatM at SIn m M tiro ami lnrJ hv wntcr All HroadHUV can In both dlrrrdoni wr tl I unltlulnir thi hlazo mid IA n t wore blocked by a cront r ftd rot pIatfS Tli windows Ir tho 1 Ik n M t Vil nnd the Hllo ghWT 1 I I a 01 te 011 J f n if ilrN M v o tho i1 Is lefr mine rd I hf look s Vtnd ihnr it ind thu utooll bjcec ilng i emtn to lt them go upstair again mOlt before the flr was out WI f f 1 fTr TH ff MILf Cf Cf tlantic Yacht Club Event to Fire Island Closes in Drifting Match Althnnch the jnwl Sakana owned by I J W Havlland crossed the finish lne last In the ninetjthree mile ocoun I race for the Frederick Thompson Cup helil under the auspices nf the Atlantic Yacht Club her time allowance of 3 hours and 11 minute pave hrr first nlace In the long stniKKle and posses sion of the handsome tronhy The Mimnsla III owned by Charles I Vnlnwrlvht nosed In focond while the Maldlc owned by T W Chllds gal I I third place The first yacht to cross I I the finish line was the Gardenia li I HcillKs fleet craft She led the others n what proved to be a drifting contest In the last stnpes of the contest and rowd the line at 1121 Her time al lowance was 2S minute Not a mishap marked the Ionsdraw iut contest The yachts skilfully han dled by theld master raced all night and when the loaders hove In sight tnortly before noon running for the line one after the other there was a great I k i t of yachts cut Co nelcme their reo urn to the Atlantic Yacht Cluhi an hnraie Kollnvlnp Is a table nf the yachts i owners and the time of the finish I if each Ime I Yacht Owner n i i iknna J W HaIUnl JIIHm I tnIOl III Charle alnrl ht 16H I fahlle or Chll1 17lj 1 hIor W C4mlJbell 17 33 IKII J t wart 1 OW 1 m AS 0 Lltcome JSt M rwitn L H Timmany V IWHt 1 iU vthnlmi J Iete J I2I i I T A OIL I I M C ALU Gm TO fIG T l Fiery Southern Witness Re sents Attack ut Government I Hearing Before Referee Just hofore the Standard Oil hearing bofore Jtefetve Ferris in the Customs House building ntljourned late this af ternoon there was a llxoly encounter between H CC Wooton of Georgia and Lawyer Mortty Ilosenthal senior uunsel for the Staniiard OH Co It de elopd that a former employer had purloined some Standard Oil pipers and turned thi m over to the Government Mr Rosenthal accused Mr Wooton when the latter went on the witness aml He asked witness when he sloled thp nars lheuIltneO protested that in the South they didnt know what the word steal meant The Standard attorney rejoined that In the North they didnt knoA what the Let Itself meant Immediately the OeorgUn Jumped to Is feet and challenged Mr Rosenthal o flht a duel but bloodshed was averted the Standards lawyer assert Inc tnat he was too busy An adjournment was taken at this point until Tuesday morning BROOKLYN Continued from First Page Dahcn to Hnnnlfln to McOann Lewis drove a grounder to Dahlen and was the third out NO RUNS Third Inning Bates fouled out to Bergen Beau mont filed out to Bergen McOanns fly In short left was taken by Lewis NO KLVS Shedian contributed a single to cen tre Graham made a great catch of Hngens foul fly Melntvn ruck out Sheehan stealing second Burch was1 retired by Tuckey and McGann NO RUNS Fourth Inning Dahlen pasted a fly to Hummel Sweeney hit to right centre for two bases and scored on Grahams timely single to centre Hannlfan fouled out to Jordan Tucker struck out ONE RUN McMllan laoed the tall to loft for a bag but was forced at second by Hummel Sweeney to Hannlfan A wild pitch sent Hummel to second Jordan was called out on strikes Al perman was thrown out by Dahlen NO RUNS Fifth Inning Brownes fly near tho pitchers box was grabbed by Bergen Jordan snatched Batcis high bounder and re t red him unassisted Ueaunont nad disposed of on his hot grounder by 1 rtls and Jordan NO RUNS Lewis soaked a bounder to Dahlen and died at first Sneehan walked Bergen singled Shfehan going to sec ond Mclntyro also singled scoring Shechan Burch filed to Graham Mc Millan went out Hannlfan to Mcdann ONK RUN Sixth Inning McOann was throWn out by Sheehan Dihlen out Alperman to Jordan Rmf HfR Wf I f f Llff Mrs Louis Yarsas Only Six teen Years Old Fires Bullet I Into Her Heart Mrs Louis Ysrsasj sixteen years old married for only tight months today arrayed herself In her neddlng dress and ended her life with a pistol at her heme No 163 East Twenty second street Bayonne N J The husband Is only twenty years old and U employed In the Standard OU works at Buyonne He left hli wife this morning as usual to go to work mid she kissed him the same as sh did 01 other days He says there was nothing In her actions to Indicate that she contemplated suicide As soon as her husband had left the house the young bride must have start ed preparations for death as the break fast dishes were found unwashed on h table She got out her wedding u us which ihe had not worn since her wedding night and carefully ar I rajed herself In It and she also put on white shoes and stockings Then she looked all the doors and bolted the wlndone In the apartment and went to her bedroom She then lay on the bed and shot herself through tho heart Her husband returned to the house a fen minutes after noon for his lunch eon He was surprised to find the door locked He asked n neighbor If she I had Been his wife but she hadnt Then ha became alarmed and raised a smill boy over the transom and the boy opened the door Yarsas rushed Into the bedroom and there found his wife dead Yrsas Bdld his domestic life had been a very happy one and there ROS no reason for his nlfe to end her Ufa The only reason ho could give for the suicide was that the fact that ph was soon to become a mother pi eyed on her mind I fLL W M HAI m I THf U I1 M fR I Sent to Jail Until Inquest on Admission That She Was I I With the Victim ii iI OMAHA Neb Sept 4Leona Bonnell Was arrested this afternoon In connec tion with the murder of Dr Frederick Kustln She will be detained at the city Jail until the Inquest next Tuesday No charge has be n made against the I woman but she has admitted she was the last person In the company of Dr Rustln before he reached hla home on the night he was killed and the Is held pending developments Ttw police early today Intimated tint the guilty person In the murder mjstery may bo placed In custody any time Several Insurance companies which earned Insurance on the life of Idisiln hale taken a hand In the In vestigation and several private detec tives are now at work on the CUM Leon Bonnell In an interview to day stated her real name was Mrs Rice and that her parents and hus band lived In Des Molnss She has not lived with her husband for some time but Is not divorced She says her ac qualntance with Dr Rustln extended over several months but she had known him only is any other patient nould know a physician The members of the coroners Jury went to the Rustln home today and viewed the body and the surroundings Thcv nlll hold nn Inquest Tutsdiy I 1 Sweeney laA retired hy Iewls and Jor lan NO RUNS i Uummel went out nihlen to McGann i Jordan was tocned out hv Tucker Al I perman filed out to Hannifin NO RUNS Seventh Inning Graham bunted out Mclntyre to Jor dan Hannifin drew four balln Tucker i forced Hannifin Mclntyre to Lewis Browne forced Tuckey Lewis to Alper man NO RUNS Lewis singled to right Sheehan tripled to deep centre scoring Lewis i Bergen out Sweeney to McOann Me I Intyre line filed to Sweeney and Shee I han was doubled lip by Sweeney un assisted ONK RV Eighth Inning Hates bunted safely Beaumont sac rificed Mclntyre to Jordan McGann out Lrtwli to Jordan Bates reaching third Dahlen fll l to Burch NO RUNS Burch filed to Bates MrMllan bunt ed safelv Hummel line filed to Han nlfan and McMillan was doubled up I Hannlfan to MoGann NO RUNS I Ninth Inning Sweeney filed to Burch Graham out Lewis tn Jordan Hannlfan out Me Intyr to Jordan NO RUNS Jordan singled Maloney ran for Jor dan Alpermnn sacrificed Graham to McGann Lewis filed to Bates Sheehan I out Sneeney to McOann NO RUNS English I Hats Its true that youll find this new soft hat style shown by 400 and 500 hatters Thats all the more reason why our English importations of this smart shape is your logi Q2 cal choice at V 13 H rMw I EJ w wir I H N u St 811 lrni1wiy MS Hr01ny I Cltr Hill Hrooilrn WJ Htoalwiy I SslMrlc Row I llro 4ir f Ilroolcljn I tin tinn tnfnl 1 I j ft Official Voting Coupon if I TU Conpcn Kntlllt the UoliUr u CMt On Vto tor Ibo atoot t it rpoUr 31m la UrtaUr New York or On V to for till MMI I Bwulltul WooM Who ra o 14 1008 lit tIo 6 MARDI GRAS FESTIVAL AT CONKY ISLAND 4 I 4j Will B Crowned jjl KING AND QUEEN of th f i Carnival of the AB e of Proareaa i it Week f Sept 14 i rat far for Kloi I or Outo tit I Contest Qoses 12 Noon Sept 10 i9oa if ft tntUmt

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IG H CA SCRAM Lf O LI f AT f Virginia Leatherwing Flies Into Salon of La Provence Off Nantucket Until Inst night Ia Provence of the French Line had a most uninter esting trip comlnc over There wa a big passenger llst1194 persons with KU In the cnhln Hut after dinner last night Hermann the magician was entertaining a lot of his fellow travelers in the salon with some aeepsca parlor tricks when tomethliiK that was big and quick and rueset brown fell In through the main companionav and began to cJrcl about above the heads of the audi ence For a minute everybody thought It was one of Hermanns new feats but nomfbody who got a good look at the thing as It hovered over a chan delier yelled Ball and at that some of the ladles screamed and lied The other toned with tho men In trying to capture the creature Even the I aged Lev P Morton became exelt d and joined In the bathunt After a chase oter half the ship the Intruder hid itself In the stateroom of Purser SalvyKeatly The purser caught It and stored It In a pasteboard box with a perforated cover It waa bigger than any bat he ever aw and of a lighter color He was going to send It to the Bronx Zoo until ono of the hip I news reporters a Southerner by birth told him that It was a leUhernlng species of bat common enough In Ken I tuck and Virginia But how It came around the Atlantic Ocean to be flitting I off Nanturket Is a puzzle for the nat uraltsts to solve r an4 Mrs Morton have been abroad since April The former Gov ernor and former VicePresident would not tk politics He had been aua ha slid so long that he was rusty re garding public affairs here at home I HUDSON TUNNELS NOT SOLD Prmldrut McAdoo Denlen Itnll rood Have Acqnlrrd Them William 0 McAdoo president of the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Com pany this afternoon made an unquali 1 fied denial of the published statement that the Pennsylvania Delaware Lack ananna and Western and Erie Hall Kids are to take over the Hudson tun nels All that I care to say is that there Is no truth In rumors to that effect said Mr McAdoo It Is difficult to Imagine how so many foolish and ab surd conjectures can originate Mr McAdoo was asked whether ar rangements were In contemplation whereby the railroad companies would be allowed the use of the tunnels un der lease He replied In the negative O T GAl S T f TH WILL fCO f ATMNTIC CITY N J Sept i Charier B Roberts the B ltlmor clubman f nd financier who was shot while riding In a rolling chair with Mrs W S 0 Williams also of HaIti mere le stronger today and there li I i good chance he will recover While It It still said that Robwt named the man who shot him Wbo4 be belloved he was dying yesterday the police have made no arrest It U said they agreed with Roberts that no arrest would be made If he recovered Itobertss statement Is said to have been made to Father Quinn of flt 1 Nicholass Church Did Mr Roberts tell you the name I of hli assailant he was asked to day 1 can say nothing the priest re plied The belief still holds that Roberts a as attacked and shot by a black mailer There Is a report her today that letters written to Roberts by the man have been given to the police by Mrs Roberts ASK A BLIND MAN the due of eyesight You won i be so willing to intrust the lilting of glasses to an over the counter guesser Th 1 proper lilting of glasses requires t I an OCULIST not a spectacli salesmanHARRlS GLASSES if n Hed one dollar and up U JI OCTLIST8 AND OPTIOIAWi J I M EAST 23D ST Hew Foartl At1 J 64 WEST 125TH STRear u nox ATI 442 COLUMBUS AYE Slit Ud 8U r 76 NASSAU STRIET Near Jokn 81 I BROOKLYN 489 Fulton StOp A DIED ITOS1At his real tnOi TO TTM IT t WILLIAM J LYONS b lor5 hn blond Of Ilciile Bhtehin native of Do mtllock Count Limerick lre1u4 1 Funeral from his UU rtildenc Bonds Sect 6 1 P M Innrtntnt CsJvirr I v THAOE SIAJIK J CHOCOLATE PEACHES AND CREAM If you like the supreme Summer dessert peaches and cream yoU will love our confection CHOCOLATE PEACHES AND CREAM Well pure Fondant cream with the true 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V 4tN lw Ii 1 THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4 1908 li SAVm M IAC I AfTfR MI U flb I 8A WouldBe Suicide Brought to Land by Man Who Leaped In After Him FOUGHT HARD TO DIE Passengers on a Bay Ridge Ferryboat Witnesses of a Gallant Rescue Daniel Jermaln fought for twenty mInutes In the water this morning with crazy man while passengers aboard ferryboat were In tho wildest ex citement Although he was pretty well exhausted Jermaln succeeded In pull Ing the man out and turned him over to tho police Shortly before noon workman on the Dush dock In South Hrookljn ob erved a nun acting very queerlv He vras walking in und his eves bulging nd he was making ill sorts of Res tures with his hands Suddenly ho ran to the end of the pier at the foot of Fortieth street and plunsed Into the water The ferrj boit Diy Ittilge was making for her 8lp at the foot of Thlrsjninth treet when the nnn Jumped over hoard The hot was ciuvvded and there was Instant confusion feveral men were ready to leap overboard but I Jermaln who had been standing on tho dock near nhere the i uii hail been Jumped In clothes and ill lie iw im up to the fellow bUI nhei hu attempt d r to grab him fie man struck it him Then the tnissle ensued f Jermaln Is an i port nlnnnrr and tppcarcd to luvu all thf aUnntme r but before lie could Jet hs man safelj ft shore he VMS pullel under twice and nearly lost his life When h was trot back on tho dock the wouldbe julle said his name was Tlmothj Dinii ind givt Ms idilis IM No oil 1ortjthlrd stict touth BrooiUjn Hi v as ncatK lujoil nnd told the polite he wab fortvauvcn ears oid Dunn was taken to the Norwegian Hospital In a seilou condition al though It Im slid lie would proiablj recover The police made Inqulilcs anil learned that Dunn mind hul bacome det ingf d during the panic last Call He had bwn emplojel in an ollloc In Manhattan It was said and lost his pillion uii t account of tho haul time JcrtnJin who lives at No iT Fort fourth strcvt ooilU Hrooklvn SIJB hn ftlll never pa u in atin in IMI In is lire be no stai nj I tint he li not irouiK up asalnst a 11 azy man rmlmCt Of OLD rOUCtM IS CO I CI b William Conklin Exemlvr of Brooklyn Force Recov ers from Illness V llllam Conklin for man veirs a upllknovvn and popular member of the Brooklyn police force lias rrnilo a itatement for publication regardlm his exrcricnce with the Cooper remedies I Which are now being demonstrated at the Hiker Drug Store Sixth nventie and Tent thlrd street New York Mr Conklin lives at Long Branch N J having been retired from tho police force several jears ago after tvvent years of sovlc Ho si s I I am sixtysix ears of IKS For I ieeral years past I have been In poor health from stomach trouble and rheu matism Anyone who tins had cither I complaint cun realize mj suffering I could not enjjy an meal that I ate for Immediately after eating I ccperl nred a foiling of heaviness and un easiness at tha pit of my stomach where my food seemed tn lodito In n hard lump My bows were also In a bnd condition and I frequently had I 41zy spells copcclaily when arising I from a stoopng position M rheumatism vvaa very painful confining me to the house for weeks nt a time 1 doctor vltli a numbir of phv Iclans and tried many drug toro remedies but obtained veiy little relief t When I flrst lunrd of this nnn Cooper I hud no faith In him iu all I had taken 90 much medicine of various kln1i tlmt I did not believe In an of them 1 rend the ntvvspjpcrs and ntumlly saw quite a number of arti cled about Cooper nnd hU medicine I I was InJciestid mid llnally wont to Coopers lienilciKarters and bought n r treatment of hl 5 New Discovery medi cine The result was high siitlfyins In a few wpoks my dlprcsiioii was i greatly Improved my stomach cave mi i very little trouble and the aillou of my 4 bowels was perfect I grew stronger I dally rested well at ilht and felt bet I ter in every way By the tlmo I Ind token the full treatment of the New Discovery I hul recovered my full stronmh ind vigor 1 the feeling of heaviness after entln had dlsapr ared there was no pain no I sax no discomfort of nn km The I rheumatism left mo entirely ind has Rlnce given no Indlixitlon of returning If I had not hid he pp rpnce mjself no one could make me h1leve in it anj I rpfdlclne on earth could ncoumollih so muoh In no short a time It Is certainly remarkable I Cooper nr his nsslslans continue In i meet cmieri iiali 11 ilftcr iti r Sixth av iuo a till Tnentvllurl Htrett wfierp UfV trilaln lu mire of Ie Ci or r preparatloni Ail HIP llikr torei have tnp Cop r remciltcn on tile and they can also to obutnoj at i any other drug t3r 0 I In Daylight This Youngster Is Very I i Very Good but at Night Just Horrid 0 Police Declare 12YearOU I Georsjie wilier a Bold Burglar After Dark GOOD MEN SUN SHINES AtoJel Kid Says Mother Even if He Did Steal but Might Skidoo if Bailed In the detention room of the Chillens Court In Itiioklvn falrhilr d loy of I twehf with whimpering ilps and bli blue eyes fim which til hi lar e lean Is pjvtns tho penalty of the Jo idle llfo he has HI for many month This mlnlaturu poeor of i lull pet sonallty Is tiny George 5wl kr it least that li his name In the dijtlme wlen han kiuwn as the best little bov In hU Grind street block and he pet of his public school teachers Hut when darkness comes tnd all good llttlo bojn have gone to the Land of Nod Georg plunges his small self Into a career of dark an 1 dlie dee Is Chinslni his name atom with his retsomllty the inel chid bcoiM the clever little criminal Chief Noolzle the bold bo bandit and lenler of a diminutive but nevertheless dangerous band of bur glar At leant so iiy the police who hircM Mister Xnller with a series of thefts when on Wednesday night thej caught him redhanded In one of his midnight hauls while ids predator 1 pah male a quick getaway and es i cape I vltiout even a scratch Denies the Double Life nut Oorifle sniffling and nlpinK away man tears and other torms of mosurn vuth a small muchworn coat seev makes a elionuou den a f th i Indicfnun So does hU mothe too it hei homo No 47 Jrand street last evenini t th top of four niRhts of dirk Jamp stair In the rEar of a tentmoi vnne I dsrovetod the home of this rouhful crmlnal whose t jnning In conceillrii his habits SIOAS n clerr I nss fir levond his years In the midst I of ocrty and squalor sat MM 2 1 s er a weary worn and somewhat weak acd worn in with a hiby In her arms v IV m evvrj avalhble rlulr ind ti hIp priwkd the renulnmg six of her children Doesnt Like Reporters Are vou one of them reporters Well I got no use for vou was the greet I ing I receive for Mrs ZwMer has a i bitter fcelln which Is shired by the entire famU agalnit We new plpen for enlightening her as to the nature ot her small sons nlghtlj outings I I cant believe that Georgle reall I did those thing continued the sur Ilfted mother after I hid persuaded i her tn tell me of her sons home life Giorgio v as alwiyS SUch it good little boy whenever I siw him You I see where a nomnni irot elsrht chll dren and housework besides phe aint got much time to tend to each and every kid I Just used to tee him at meals and bed time and then he was just ns good a little kid as any woman could want Ho never ga e me in I sass though I will say he alrt afraid of nothing or tmbodv and I guess can I take tare of himself If It comes to a fight I Was Good In Daylight Hut joti Just ask any of the bOY around here and thejll tell jou h011 nice and senile and generous he wa Why tint kid would give his shirt off his back or his last crust If he I thought ome one needed It worse than him I don t care whether he stole at night or not he was the right stuff In tho dijtlmo 1 And 1 dont think he stole that night at all Mrs 7wl ler went on I be ileve some of the other bojs put the t cop up to arresting him You see It was Just this wa Jeorgle came In at I 915 and commenced pU lns with the I caby oi the fioor Well he fell aseep I t lero ao I let him stay and went to I bell til self At 12 oclock a pounding lImo at the door and them two cops i cams and wanted the kid There he was still sleeping on the floor nnd the policemen said hed run up stairs I and put hlinielf on the floor to fool I me and them Hut I dont believe It I dont think he was out at all though I they declaie hes done a lot of pett thefts at night when I thought he was ubleep Fears He Might Skidoo 1 If the hadnt said he had a revolver I wouldnt care about hjs getting ai rested but a revolver that kl wnatll m friends think I am He was a real xood little kid and I never had any I rioU3 trouble with him but I guess a while In sune reformatory wont do Im harm If has really buui dont i Rial tho police sa If unjbody did go hall for him Its KOO ou knowId le afraid to havu him get out for now that fvery one knows about him I am I afraid lied Im an ashamed hed beat it and never cOllie uiclt And I dont want him to skldoo for he a a good kid even If he did steal How did our son get atartud on I ihtuo mldnlffil ramblings 1 usKeJ ilua hu tell feeding on bold boy ban ult books Lord knows I dont answered Mra jsUr wutrily toothing a walling ounster who hud 1 1111 ell oft a cnalr With eight children and a husband to look after I aln t gol trnu tu LIer i about what kind of bojks tho kids reaj Each one has to look out for them elvo In this family Dont forgrt to mv hes a ood kid called the overworked mother uj the reporter loft 0 LEFT BABY IN HALLWAY UiuiK Ilill lint Ilfil Ilefnrp Door Unn lltiiMiril Aroi d hv n rlnr n her ilo rh ll At two ocloik this morning Mrs Japoj llngllnir of No IM Jackson vcnu one Is and City found a tno monthi oil baby in her hnllvvny rolkeman Ilillltp cirrled the bjy to ho sla Icn home Ills clothing was of line iiunllt and his lung povvor i laUd h police that he wai of icoj and liUtnuoui nCealry U

t C M C W T m JI ME m BIIDEff I I May Rent House in Bethlehem for Necessary Visits H Is Explained Oliver Wren prlvito secretary to I Climlcs M Schwab ridiculed today the report which started In Vall i i Street vestenU afternoon that tre young steel magnate Intends to abandon rill 55OX W Riverside Drive mansion i nnd make his home for the future lit I Bethlehem 1a near the olant of the BethlehEm Heel Compnn n JiOAOO i corporation In which he owns a cuii trolllni Interest I In the abs nce of Mr Schwab trim the city said Mr Wren I cannot hpcik vvlth uithorltj but I think i 1 quite likely that he will take or has I taken a residence at Belhehem Tile I plant tt re Is so vast and the anoint of work so hsivj thnt he tcls iillod upon to Klve hU superinlcnilints the txndit ot his experloncu nsht on tne K rou nil Bethlehem although He has no homo In though no rends nmry dajs there oc caslonuilN rci alnlng over bundav Dur ing thtSU VlsiS lie IS u c1 I u en his prlvnte car n tho railroad yards Mr b hvvno posslblv contem plates remlmc a house In Bethlehem ana KeepliiK u stilt ut aervauu thereAt At tilt hlverMUe Drive mansion there were aigni of icreat acilvltv todiij the nuuso Ariituni weie at hurk In Ilia wii ben unloadtd and u JIK van outcriueper aald I Know ver will tint Mr and Mrs Schwab mioiul to UVB here tills winter he dntl UantltleB of rare tapeauies ana paiiitiho 111110 been brju ni nere I and much monej u ueiiift exi enJul Hi nouse In twie ucst slmpe 101 pUclitX uie ueu lIl o n ILl 1llr 111 0110 anil thu olitloren ara at Hl I CI1U couiiiri iiomij ni Uoretto 1a and win reiuam thee ut iunt as fn orabie wiuiiur eonilnuei 4 u utioL4i mi COni an thu I oiuj i ucu cJiKtrn ot inonuiu o lr t f ei I Uii t n wiiit rap tulv SOUl 01 Mi OL livviil s rifctiud lie Iieve uu in iiun t io ouifiu Uafd II 1 l li i ole IV Yrk nil d wic vi 0 ne Hl is U r vt larnion was piirc5 b1 CmlHH tt t Stwi Irusi nl i tin OI IKI u nt ta linpryidlon that tlt VJjnp eid of tlu iittnuhrm conevrn U In tlnancul stmlH Mr ShwAb will return to j 8V Tork to morrow from UtthJchom Mf tR f TIMm ml u m Johnson Wasnt Nor Was Miss Gatlen So They Were Rilled of 218 Christopher Johnson of No 19 White hall titrcet and Miss Marlon Gattcn of No JIS East One Hundred and TllrtyelBhth street called on friends In Corona last night About 9 oclock they tirtcd for a car and took n short cut throtiRh tho woods to Jackson ave nue As they were IcivltiK the shadow of the trees four bi men sudJenlj np I peircd and held them Dont ou know you are tres pas sers one of the men cried You otBlit to no arrested Although four to one the holdup men seemed somewhu tlm and their real intention did not develop until iftei uie leader tiKjinrej it lohiiiui 1110 arnid No Im not said Johnson Uii this Is eaa the Irider said and the ine n iUicnl sti jigxd JuliiiMHi 01 his pocketpocket containing i and Mlis alien s purse coma niiiB fit which sh8 had Klvon her escort to ccrrj The men qulckl disappeared and thf VOUIIB couple rode to the Astorlx po I station ind told their torv Mnintpil policemen were nent out In nil dlrirtlnni hilt no trace of the hlirh wavnien was found PISTOL SHOT KILLED BABY Wnniinn InllPrt In Tlocir Ith IMIlniv Wim Illipinr Pil rnnNI N N J Sept 4Knes the plgrueen months oM child of Mr and Mrs llllam Boll was shot and killed todaj In a peoulhr rrnnner The Dolls reside In the suburbs inrt the father had the cusom of placing a luulrd ro volvpr urde I his pillow 11 nliht While p living w n Ins lIt8 huHrr this morning im tin Moor of hU bodroom Vlllle ai Iher chld ied thro jeirs i cnernl the room inn nillod the pillow I fcmi tho bad I Th revolver wai thrown tf the floor I ind it hiTPd tnc mil rlknu the babv In Ihp n dnmm Tin i hll 1 diJ In n shor time MAYOR WISHES TO BE SHERIFF Major aII1C Shocntlnl or orinse N J HUM Illtil wltli Ojuntv Clerk Jom II WUIJ tOIl a nominailiu otltlon asj I i a candidate for the Democratic nojuj 1 tnatton for Shtrltt ot the county f OM LlL T T HR I D AT J CK Prank A Puller Reco nixed at i Restaurant as Man Who I LjlVC ION G Checks GOT A SOUND Bl T1NG Checks He Had Presented Paid by Elderly Couple After His Arrest Ip nt Jacks which Is a over bod knows In Sixth ivcnue they havo the long memory fot facu and form To this faculty of the official waiter tribe for retaining the mental Imo11 I of those who como nnd go or tonn anti sta tha well dressed debonair younif nnn who calls himself Frank Fuller and BHJS his uddreaa U No 4 Hroulwa must make acknovvlcdK mcnt for the foui moat striking things i at hive happened In his ken In thu nisi twenty tour hours to wit 1 A lovely beating on the features U J A night In a cell 3 A forenoon call at Hemlniitrters rJ An arrilKiunent In the West Sldo Ioilco Court The storj properly dates back to last 0 touer when a blithe vounff mm In cv niic clothes took n thwurc pnity which Included sovcril vvomnii Into Jacks and ate and ditink of tho full ness thereof Thu hill came to J70 The host offered tvvo checks tin different 1 inks one for J2 and the other for itf His person seemed to aunt pros I ierlt nn 1 the cashier took the cliecrfu Ala thy cnnt buck innikpil N 0 1 hlili Is olio of tho mildest th IIKS of tiniruo or pen when Inscribed on n I leek I Waited Long for Him i Slncn tfien Jncki pnopio have been vviitlnc and hoping for Puller thc heoknasser to return The waltpd until last night He dropped In with a Mend The bill was onlv illj but MU was headed for the cnshlers dnslc wlfh another of thoso hand cnccks in h j imnd when a waiter with an eje like an eagle recognized him So following tho usual custom In suoh cases the waiters I and helpers took turns making shiners and crofs marks on his face Following which iha was booted Into the sired where Policeman Klnnlgan caught hm on tne second bounce and took him found to the West Fortysoventh street satlon and beddtd him down for the n Kht The check transaction was entered In the blotter merelv as n memorandum no charge being mule rtilleri friend duappea nftcr the arrest and It las n ward lenrned had hurried to notify the prisoners uncle and aunt who later appeared nt the station ant I i nlso settled tho amounts of tho old I ih cks at the restaurant The Directory of Directors elves the I name of Frank A Fuller VlctIrel dent of the Agustln Ililler Compaii a machinery exporting concern with of fces at No 4 oi Hroadwnj and nlso a director In tho Socledad Anonlma Cen tral Azveama Santa Fllomena Cuba Exporters of Machinery The firm of Fuller Co exports miihlnerj to fotelgu countries par icularly to South Aronrlca The eldErly nun and woman who nr rlved at the police station after Full r8 aricst merely said the wore relatives and nfter tnlklni with the prisoner left The manager of Jacks Bald later they had been to sec him and paid the checks descrll ed by the waiter The name signed to the checks was Agus tn Fuller according to the rcsfiiiant man This Is the name of the picsl dent of the Fuller Companj The uncle Is said to have declared he had hid great trouble with his nephew to II horn he expected to turn over his busIness when lie was no longer able to attend to It The older man said he lived nt 15 ker Heights In summer and Until Lt heh In winter In his conversation with the restau rant man the uncle according to the former said something nbotii a confer ence tie had last October In ogard to tho younger mans spending tuj much money His Face Bruised Hxcept for a wry dark blue evo and a few bad brulcs on his brow and chicks Puller was the picture of well dressed complncencj when he was taken o Ihadquaiters Me had nunnxed to freshen Ills Kib bifote leaving tho pohc station There were bg rln j on several of his lingers On ies Its true I suppose he sild Kails as he was led into the tral runm fn line up wlh the ot itr Imporuiu of tho nlRlit 1 hid merI soiurs i I rorsotttn that little check tnn ittl n Hu wen tlilmr will come out all rllht I He wns still nil nc upon alt and sundry when he landed at the police our co NAVAL OFFICERS FAMILIES ON A MISSING VESSEL British Steamer Aeon a Montn Overdue at Apis to Be Sought by Battleships WASHINGTON Sipt IThe Drills steamer Aeon sallin R for Apia Samoa from Sin Francisco July 6 carrying the 1fe and family of Chaplain Uoewer II 1atrlok and the wife of Lieut W K Hlddle b ith officers of the United States Navy Is a month over due It the Simoin port Tho fact that she had not arrlvg at Apia wa reo purled tn the Navy Deputmenl bv Oipt J F Parker the retired tuval oltlcer who Is tJovernor of the Aincrl in section of the Kamoin group FELL TO DEATH IN SHAFT Jacob ltkrm in thlitj clglu vrs oM who lived In Nvv irk fell diwn an lc M if IP Svlft led Lm panyH plant at Toth avtnui and Thu tcenth itieet toIa ant VI riiiov l to 3t Vincent lloapUal vvluru hu died an hour Iter Widow of Late Tinplate King Chief Heinss to 30000000 Skkvm Oj Jr I W WHO W TD T DI WILL T b l Mekas Threat When rrainncd I in Childrens Court for Attempted Suicide I A thlrteenyenroM newsboy BO tired ot his llfo that he tried to finish It last night was arraigned In the Childrens Court todnj Ho announced In the i court room Hint he was still determine tn end his existence and would Htnrve himself to death If kept In cuntodj Ills attempt taint night wai inauu IwI cause ho was stuck with twn evening papers which he had tried In vain 10 I sell for hours I Himuel SwIfRenbaum Is the boys name Ho Is tall for lilt age thin and weak nnd has light hall and bind ecs His father Samuel a furrier his 0 mother and two Is leIs live In n lark Illat on the second floor ot the tenement nt No W Ilssex utrcet hammy was born on the Hist Side and has lived in I ilnik flats ever since I Tho father Is poor nnd not nlvvnvs i tmplojed Mrs SvvlcKenbaum sivs that Sammj Is n bitkwnrd hzv bov who wind rather sit In P wiinl IMrk 111 i kok nt other children pliv tlun K t I out mil hiistl to help prod I ir tho netda of the famllj I Always Complaining I He was nlwass coiiplnnliij his mother san of his hnnl lot of hl bed on the Moor of his o d nd if M i I lack ot ci tn forts nnd enjjm nr ll or hJs en He was a 111 Kicr of th1 irwvpipors nnl en ivaiulorcd I over to Hroidwav and up tv i npd th v hole cia I frizlni n nhovv vln w ml drenmliiK 01 iingi 10 roull I not have For the pa st two or three yeirs ttmmy has worked a a newsooy Un like most lads who take to selling HPWH o 1 j pipors on the streets he was not stic CDssful He vvoud not RO out on the How cry or down to the Ilrldge nnd light j for a ch ince to Ret n eooj stand He I hung around places where othei news ljo s were rarely seen nnd when he hap I pened accldentilly to stnj Into the territory of another bov he vvivs easily i driven off with his lips quIverlnR and his blue eyes full of tears So there Is nothing mllltint or apsres slv about Snmiy Naturally when he got home at nlsht nfter an absence of tlRlU or ten hotiia with onlj i fcnv pennies his pirents accused him of otllnq Thoj pilnted to other boys In the nement who sold pipers nnd undo ai hlch ac fory enl or evon nfv cents 11 du Samni made ID excuse but bomctlinc he cried all nlsUt Nobody Noticed Him He tnlired elnsteln restaurant at No H Del in en street late list nlKht with two oiled nnd drooping evenlni ipiis In his hand Sidling up ami ilinn the nl les hetwePit the tables he oTered the pnpcra but no one notlitd him Neir tile door on the way out hi bcRin to cr Vliat s the matter asked a waiter namctl llreslnuer 1 Nubodyll bu mo pnpes fobbed Simmj I wnnl to die The waiter luighed nt him The trk of weeping when tnlng to ge I rid of paper late In tho evening Is an old one with east 81111 nousbo Hut Mtmn s tear were real nnd hln gi iu was honest and his ip palr was deep i lucre was a lilg bottle of enzllif on tto window beside the front door u I the restiurant The boj xrihlioil It rin tn the stroet puled the tork and lcan to drink the lluld Iliosliicr ra out nnd knocked Hie hmle from hi hand nit not until he had swallowed a big drink I IolliHtnn Uroenfeln happened to b within half i block and soul to Oouv rrneur Hospital for in ambulai e U 11 i Iin an hour mmv pumped out weak and whimpering was on his Way n I the roinis nf tne Chlldrf t society I Magl trite Ma i I sitting In th c ill irrnn mirt vviu greatlj Intciestml I Sinins i i if vvlim the bin was 11 ntigned ill he cmld x II veiv hit rrom tin ho invn lnM til uil hat he w 11 tlie t of life Mis s g itam w In lOurt and t I f ler 8 n i us rat be bad ilk leiilne as null lni heciiiit e I It would make him sleep 8 had n u with hr offxnr anil th Magistrate adJnrn the hearing until tomorrow raornlaj LD Ib I fl T Wlff I uuJ O WILL Her Successor Receives Life Use of Practically the Entire Estate Hudolph Oaar Loeds twentytwo etrs old of lUchmond Ind Inherits i tortuna ot 51000000 by the will of his father William II Leeds tin pinto nnd iillroid operator who died In Paris last spring Iroptrtj valued at more than StOKOOk Is liMKined uf tho bulk of this va t MI in going io tho widow tur In her lift Mrs Jeinnitle Oair h ells tho first wife of Mr lcedj from whom he was dlvoiced H not mentioned In the will hiu 1111 given ill OJ0io lit thu time 01 their inspiration to ulluw him to get a divorce Iu his ecimd wife Nonnlo Stewart Leeds Is lft flluow In cash wuuliu ppaial Jcivcli aid pir onal effects liuuuiiold tuiiuiuit Ijolii useful ind or nimental hordes cnriiUKud automo IUs and nil nciaunal chattels Silo ulsu gets box No 11 at the Mttl iullinn upudjtuiux a il Lie town iiua c So j7 1 ilih IIVCMIUL hur life onl 1 James r Lldci Mr Leeds secretary gels I If on thu death uf Mr Lteds lilY child ot hla wit Nonnu btewait Letdi had auiliiiil the ae ot tiillljluo veati siul child wu to rtccive the Hum of lAvXH outright In thi ivcnt thai Mia Leeds bumvd her liiHhanJ hu left the icmaliitei of I Us propnv iciil and iicrional nnd nlietner ncqiilud bcfuio or nftur the tccnl Ion of his will to his cucutors n tlu1 duiiiig her life In the eveni of ivn 1111 dvlnt during the llfctlnu ot Nonnle fitevvart Iceds leaving a widow hiisbind 01 Issue sums not ex ceeding 5JCOCM T such child shall tp point In his or her will shall he be tiuiathed out of the retidunrv tslate I Vpon the death of Noilnle Htennrt I leI the riililutr estate then h ld In trust Is to be divided Into 13 many sharus us there shall be ch Idrcn living or grandchildren In case un heir hou1d attempt to break the will thy are cut off entirely nnd thilr shire M CS tu the widow Non nle Stewart Leule If tho ton illlim U Leeds Jr or Issue of his shill survive the widow the reMdinr istnte Is to be illvldfd ilo two s urn nnd threefourths of Me e at It to he srt iiiide for Wlll mi n I NI Ir T i to GOT REVENGE WITH ICEPICK llneehln MtiuU linn lie Sn d DriiKUiil anil Kitblied Him Sleali MiciV i slxtv veir old who his n conl nnil Ice business at No 105 Avenue A was lockid UD In folko HiMilquaitrrH lust nllrllt for at acklng Tomnso Iatro of No M Hut One Hundred and Twentieth street nt Ulevenlh street nnd Avenue V with in IcepUk Micihla charges that Ie trolla was In a partj that drugged and iot lv d him of U on Aug J3 After the nj ault Macchia met a de tdle and told him what he had done The policeman cal ed nn ambuUnce rom licllevuu Hosiltal and tile sur iteon found tint Ielro la had been fe iiou lv Injuicil lit waj taken to the o rItal n orisoiur Mnccliin saw Ietrolli pnislng his I la e vesteidiv nnl nttn ked him In stead of not vine the police I n Golden Nuggets of Health writes an enthusiastic lover of I GrapeNuts A I I I Every nusjpy crumb carries ItsJ quo a of heilth Tlieres a Reason I CI M AffLICTS WH U f MIL Suffered for Two Years with Terrible i Itching and Burning Children 0 In Fearful Condition Unable to i Slefip and Kept Scratching o I EIGHf SPEEDILY CURED I BY CUTICURA REMEDIES I I Tho Cntlriira Romedlnq rur d pl bb Inourtiimlly my huslmiid PU rlnldicn J ind mjniin of t ternlil efz tm We had Ito bar that tho rhiUlun couldnt 4 I Ifpp at night for scrnU liing themelvti t lh y v cro broken out thick and cuMni t all over llien it would itch find luir i and big soies cam on their hips and legs limy would cry with thrnnnd 1 myself sunVrcd terribly with llif Itrh I Ing nnd hurninR o era tlm war rcr two yara It would jet wcvso in tho winter 1 tifrd nil tho home remedial that I could hear of without anj relief and then I went to n physician anti pot medicine three diffeicnt times hut it did not do us liny good I did not know what to do o I wiit to a friend and eeufd her what it was sho used for hur children arid fhe told me it nai tho Cut cure Remedies I Bent nt once for the Cutlcura Krmrdlea consisting of Cutlcura Soup Ointment and Reeolven Pills I also got one more box of Cutl cum Ointment and twocftkes of Cutlcur Sonp They relieved us ut ones and in a nhort tlmo we wero cured I am trulr glnd of finding n cuio for eczema and I ghnll recommend the Culleur Remedies highly to every one so allllctcd Mrs Ituoy II Boico Hock letle I 0 Jaci ion Co W Vn Mnr 3 1808 SKIN HEALTH 1 Obtained by Cuticura Soap and Cutlcura Ointment For preserving purifying and bean tlfying the skin for cleansing thn pcalp of crusts ficnH nnd dandruff and tha Btoppinjt of falllni hair for softening whitenine and boothiiiR red roiipti ana tore hancli and for torturing dUflgurmt liumoM pczomas rnslms Itchlngs Irri I tatinns inflammations and chafings of i iDfantx children ntid adults there li nothing so pure flweit and economical j fts the uticura Hemiullns They atToril I Immedialo relief and point to A spudj1 cure in tlm majority of cas3 when other I remrdiei fail I Cutlrjn Boip I2f Olntramt 50e I Itronlvtnl SOJ i nil I tlol lalo rneol I li J 2i ari lolj IhriiiifhouiIlif nnrul I oil r DrueI lim Lorp 601 Itfirn 117 f iiinbni A lliwtnn Mot 1LaI1e4 nee Cutlcucii lluuk ou Silo lJ1 tWIt j i j I i 1 ROOMS mi J Furnished Write for Catalogue yj ROOMS 7COO j I H1 Furnlshe 3 m lake Your Own Terms i ROOMS 93 0993 At v Furnished iJ Cash or Credit i Open Iennfs ll fF j d I The Only Compare aT Its Klml In fie World Vmir 111 Irunlv or llau JIIII IMX tn Ncu i I oj TRUlJ1SBAIJQ Lic o n hl silil Tiliinitil I 11JIIII nn1 Miiilc tn Order v EUlerlclcy I SagfiancKcpulr Co I 25 rr 14 h 3t I Neir H 1 VTTnlnn q WI New niniK Drniiiinrs1 ninnies I nptnri IliMii I tino1 lie IIIOI s Mi 11 11 Of 1RUfKS CASES tll I d1it IJ r1 i li 1 II II 1 IS Leather IS1 IJS 11 na iSi 11 II endIUII 1T I I lei I i 7 till otVbornp Ml roll In n TIM y III 1 th Sl nf rri iiicv irc 1111 to tnuvii Thl 1 1 1 II TrllU r iikll h lta tiiil l Illeil fnxs O Ii on itii MI iiticr O lIRI cnci III pairs nlled for and COOK F01 THE 151 Emergency Cos Signs Jne lluur fruni I mini Sn VVit 11 I Itli It Vr I for lliHillct I A J t II I 1 II 1 iq 1 J J 9 I I il i Jw UI I 1 UHll It t t Nldt Ut itiaii uui ulim tm t no In Nivv toil ci f lifi in uilllir lull nr vtrllf or Hhf i nli u NII t I Maiden Lane N Y I III nil N llriinljin ft i 0 111 ses D f c ool 41 Panama Suits I 111 nt e t 1f rt 0epUl li 1 I L J r f ir t1 I IllIh I II rl III Il t Oun liil I un Salunta h hh u I SUNDAY WORLD WANTS I WORK MONDAY WONDERS I I 1 Mn Kilrn riiuricr lor II Adr rllimcr i tOt Thi WrIJ IUK bi 0 tt Ut Amerlcin IHitrlct uoIIU OtflM ia til city uaUf 0 V it

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n W Tr f l t r fll r 1 NIMeMVMAMaM dW JI11 r sullln r T j1 I f lJ 4J jJJ I I I 1 THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4 1908 5 BURGLAR SHOOTS I I PURSUER IN NOT j R OLD OFIGHT a iifersey City Householder r I Wounded In Running Bat tle of Bullets TWO CHASE INTRUDER I i I Desperate Fugitive Turns On Pair and Begins the Fusillade WbUt ehulng a burglar who had totld to break Into hlA home Carl litter thirtythre years old of No I Duncan street Jer oy City wa i hot la tM left thigh arty today Tb burglar got away M L Hart who live on the drat floor of he Duncan street house heard 1 a noli as If some one was trying U force the front door Ha not up and Uklne revolver went quietly to a window lit taw a man who seenv l to be trying to force the door with a i jimmy Throwing up the window ash Hart tired a hot at the fellow The build went wide and the stranger dartcn around the side of the houto toward the back yard Slater who lives on the second floor beard the shot fired by his neighbor and rot his revolver and Joined Hart The two gave chaw to the burglar who turntd just as he reached the yard and tIred at hb pursuers Th first bullet fired by the burglar bit Slater In the thigh Inflicting a Own wound Hart and Slater returned the marauders lire but they failed to n down their man AJur a fuilllnde of dhoti the burglar 1 coaled the back fence and escaped Slater Is t lnj treated at hU home by i I physician His wound li not dan1 Ia Ifirou GREW TIRED OF LUG AT 23 ilohn Cleveland World Trot ter Ends Life In Rooms of an Actor Friend Ma Qerrdind who WM pretty much a soldier of fortune and who In the I twtatyttiTO rears of hit Ills had tray Otd all over UM world oommltted vleto early thus morning In the apart i great of bid friend John 8 Rooney en actor at No a Seventh ivtnu with a ru tub H WM dead when Rooney Mint loom at I oclock I Up to a week ago Cleveland was cash I kr In the tare of the Hotel Martinique Ore lot hli portion and inc then had i been much discouraged 1 Thi iulcld left two notes to his friend One Mid he was sick and tired fit IMni and the other that Dr John L Coisrove of No 316 West Fiftyeighth ltreet would care for his body When Dr Coifrove was seen he said that the jrounr man wai his cousin but he knew leery little about him His home was In I Uooster Mam lirrc his mother Mary I Conroy live I THREE HORSES SMOTHERED I Three horses valued at JluOu carl worn smothered In a lire In the barn of James M Weir on Fort Hamilton i avenuo near Nest street Ilrnoklvn I early this morning The lain wis de stroyed m Store Ofcn Saturday SSsiTEvcnings till 9 o Clock Cor 6th Ave23d Sr 1ens15to 20 Suits Now Only 890 We have entered Into the pint of this sale with rest less energy It Is not a ques t of the actual worth of the merchandise our only aim Is to dispose of all Sum mer and medium weight suits AT ONCE to make room for Fall mer chandise coming In dally No man has so many suits that he can neglect to take advantage of this sale Mark youtland Tailored Suits al styles and patterns to select from actual values from Sl5 to 20 Q90 THE I SUIT Brown Suits I Black Suits 1 Gray Suits and Blue Suits I I This reduction Is made so as to clean up all this seasons I styles Many are the cream of our stock We simply I want to make room for Fall I joods This Is an opportu II nity of the rarest kind on up o the minute apparel at an extremely low price r 145 for Mess 300 Trousers l r 2IB for MiiTi 400 Trousers a 285 for Mens 500 Trousers Cor 6th Ave 23d St w DOUGLAS THE BEST 35P SHOES FOR MEN W L DOUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS MORE MENS 350 SHOES THAN ANY OTHER MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD The reason W L Douglas 350 shoes are worn by 50 SHOE more men in all walks of life than any other make is because I give the wearer the benefit of the most complete organization of z I killed shoemakers in this Ay country whq receive the highest wages paid in the shoe industry and whose 1 workmanship cannot be ex i celled The selection of the I leathers and other materials for each part of the shoe FV I J and every detail of the hnr tit i v making U looked after by I iptciafly trained experts in I II avery department I If I could take you into I 350 HOES my large factories at Brock f ton Mau and show you ow carefully W L Douglas 350 shoes are made you would then understand why they hold their shape fit better wear longer and are of greater value than any other make WLDOUGLAS 400 GILT EDGE SHOE Omnnot Be Ettualled at Any Plo W L DOUGLAS BOYS SHOES S17S AND 200 JUST THE SAME AS MY MEN3 1380 SHOES THE SAME LEATHERS FOR 117S AND 1200 111 L Dmjtu sea ic tieIa iUnpl in ts bottomhloa proutti lhe wonr tiiliit I 1 alai piia ai aiirt jt M IKim PTOK HAY1NO TlUK TAXI HO Ollarj I ftltCtltr fvitttt tut t vrduilrrlY Crt t Fro fJ IIOUOIJ13 ItrerHltn Juam W LI DOUGLAS SHOE STORES IN GREATFR NEW YORK 433 Broadway cor Howard 356 Sixth Are cor 22d St 755 Broadway cor 8th St BROOKLYN NY 853 14th St Broadway cor 708710 Broadway I 1349 Broadway cor 36th St 1367 BroadwaycorGatcsAv 14471449 Broadway 421 Fulton Street cor Pearl 2202 Third Ave cor 120th 478 Fifth Avenue 984 Third Ave near 59th St 2779 Third Avenue JERSEY CITY18 Newark Lou West 125th Street NEWnKuc 345 Eighth Avenue NEWARK785 Broad St N 4i t 5tnet I PATERSON192 MuUt St

r Store Open All Day ToMorrow Saturday u J MEET ME AT THE FOUNTAIN Double 1 rJr Stamps Victor Talking h i 2rndila two with each lOc of purchase tro given Machines Edi nonn wiwith et S IEGEL OOPER 0 with all purchases made before noon Ion Phonographs I St one with each Single Stamps 1 Ing e amps 10col purchase id NO CONNECTION F t 1IJf13t1gccunur 1 a Week WITH ANY OTHER STORE JBGREENHUT PRCSIDEHT with all purchases made after noon f Come and See Our Showing of Boys Fall Clothing Ii All the best styles and fabrics in all sizes are shown at the usual Siegel Cooper commonsense figures You pay f nothing extra here for good styleour prices are bated ttrictly upon coat to us and not on sentiment or your need for good Knicker Suits Suits I Suits Mothers 95 3 95 bocker at 2 at 295 at Friend Trousers DoubleBreasted Suits with DoubleBreasted Suits with DoubleBreasted Suits Blouses 1 t plain or Knickerbocker trou knlckerbocker trousers in with two pairs of Knicker rat tiers in all the newest de very nobby designs of cassl at 48C signs of cassimeres and chev meres worsteds and chev bocker trousers In all the at 49C I iots In all the fall shades lots in brown gray olive new Iii shades n ot tan gray olive and brown new and prevailing s t In all the new I These arc for boys and mixtures also plain plaino P also plain blue cut on the of gray tan olive and fabrics They r from 7 to 16 blue sizes 8 to 16 years newest models sizes 8 to 16 are all laundered years of age and worth 4 at 2 yrs j worth 85 to 6 at 205 brown mixtures in cassi and have neck are In all the Russian and Sailor Blouse Russian and Sailor Blouse meres and cheviots the bands and cuffs popular fabrics Suits in all the newest Suits inall the new and pop newest of tall models Sizes 5 to 14 and patterns for styles of cassimcres and ular designs of the fall newest years Regu this falls wear cheviots handsomely em fabrics made wlthlargesailor sizes 8 to 16 years t larly sold at bye I Regular 95c broidered sizes 23 to 0 collar handsomely em braid at 395 tol Our price Ft trousers at 48c I years at 2 erect j sizes2 to9yrsat2U5 Slinl Cooper Store Stcend float Kur 49c 1 Last Suits Chance for Men to Buy and KirschbaumMade Youths at OOU DDU and 850 Tomorrow winds up this great event Orglnal selling prices cut down twothirds Very best styles excellent patterns and weights for summer and fall wear Mtni and Youth Tic Men and Yiuthi iuifc of Sully Worth Up toS26 for Men and Ycutht Great Sat of Menund youths medium i Piece and Sum last color pUle wool blue lall weights in line brown gray and olive trousers weight Spring um rousers r ergo fancy worsteds ve 550Sutlt finest blue serge black thlbets weight I mer Sutls In tropic wor 3 50 lours and casslmeres t 550 and fancy velours and cheviots The 50 ers values to S4i 1sosev t 150 sleds and velour SID V medium fall weights at grandest assortment of Klrschbaum suits era I hundred pairs light II I to JI2 values it well as summer sultt at ever shown at weight worsted trousers at l 1 j Smart We Have 1000 Breech Loading I It Will Be a Long Time Before You Get Springfield Rifles t f R ea d y t owear r Another Chance Like This c With Regulatinn BayonetIn as Good Hat 295 7 Condition lor Service an When the Gov to Buy ernment Paid 18 Each for Them And tIts We Shall Sell Them I Its a low price for a pretty and stylish hatbut just you see the hats before you Lingerie Waists say Theyre too lowpriced to be really lngerle At 69 Each 1 handsome Snap at the Opportunity While It Lasts To C I Made on the popular mushroom shape covered with s morrow Should See the hnd of the Sale silk with edge of brim finished with fold trim t s I ming consists of large Full ruche of accordion j i had more than twelve thousand waists in WE expect to bet plaited chiffon around crown finished with band WE this special lot when the sale began in business the t 10n while of silk and bow on the side all popular a long colors to select from exceptional value SO 95 Thursday morningthe entire stock on hand of before we have an I at UtUu I t the Silberberg Bros Waist Company There other offer like this j I Charlotte Corday Hats 195 wont be a handful left by tomorrow to make Only an i i Effective stylish and well madeand worth a great night Every woman who set eyes extraordinary com deal more than we quote hereaccording 1 Qff Y on them recognized their values at li bination akes of causes il to the valuations other stores JLiatl makes it possible t a glance and bought as many as she now Satin and Eengaline Hats 195 could Lots of them came back nowThe rifles are the These are in the newest blocks of pressed satin IB for more In the afternoon A reRulationUSArmy I or Bengaline and in the leading 1 QC colon leadin195 breechloading From i i What else could be expected S p r In g fie I d sIhe m Slegel Cooper Siore Second Ploor pected when you can get I government arm up it fresh clean lingerie waists in exquisite styles made by to only a few years Shoes ago and still the arm tl Your our IJiLOes a concern famous for its careful workmanship In many of the militia in sev instances the selling price is less than half the cost of eral States They tl All the fall styles In our Foot Mould the trimming used cost the Government shoes are ready Its the longest line and 18 each and are just the most varied that we have shown We couldnt describe the styles I as good today as the even if it were necessary to do so There day they were accepted j of We are very proud the Foot Mould cepted They have i shoe and our pride Is Justified by the favor is a choice of seventy or more models A l been held in reserve It has met with at the handsor should we and designs Button front button back at the Rock Island say the feetof our public Dutch neck high neck long sleeves l Arsenal up to now 1 t in and kept cleaned and It has been successful because it gives more for threequarter sleeves Trimmed with oiled d for the money than other shoes That Is the only reason I t e ready or ser that could make it successful The men and women lace embroidery and medallions I vice Most of them who wear Foot Mould shoes will see the same t are fitted with Buf styles on the for feet their of footwear their friends We who pay it high as Far Waists Fo Waists fington longrange sights and windgaupe 1 J6 a pair use as models the 125FOr 75 styles produced by the S5 and So makers and the C worth worth up Only two to each Customer 69c shoes will wear just as well as they look 150 to 205 Ball cartridges for these rifles box of 20 Oc But the s Foot Mould shoes are 4 only 3 to 4 For Waists For Waists Leather sling 2aC 1 1 50ForWaists J worth up worthup In Connection With This Sale We Call Very Stylish Shoes for to 250 to 305 I M ltl Capper Store Second Floor Attention to the Following for Use Women at 195 as Relics and Decorations I j This Is a special lot The lasts are exact copies Groceries Daylight Cakes Fresh Meats Gras Sabre Bayonets French Army 35c i of some popular styles selling In highprice stores S ea s Chasse pot Swords French Army 45c II I at 4 and a5 Patent leather kidskin and cloth top C Blucher Swords French model of Napole j Wines and Liquors onic days retailed elsewhere at S3 our Last Call on Womens price 195 Remington 2Barrel Pistols Belgium Low Shoes Hazel Bacon Maracaibo Coffee Cake Special Armyvery rare 315 The celebrated WESTPHALIA style or fresh round tides Santo coffee lady cake rude cite mirbl or p l Steel Cuirasses with helmets with horse mild tutu cured nice firm 16c bun around or powdered 6K 16c cake bole cite about 7 Ibi 12c mane and plumes French Cavalry About a thousand pairs in broken sizes and In a variety piece Ib 10L IbSlllb SOcsIb 61 UU these few Napoleonic wars of I rielyof ttyles Among ese are a ew hundred pairs of sample shoes Choose from the Q CRISP PICKLEbFounuIn quilt I SARDINE Quetp Maud bnoJiraporltd entire lot at 95e nlzed pickles herklo vhile onion Fresh Butter Toper ollveoll den S Mi refu 25c or thou chow rcfulirlr 2Jc bol 1 On lir 15e qunlir 2 cini lie 1JL Kouniila ears creamery the tvetttn Shoes Misses SWEET MELON MANGOESreru on I lad moildellcloui butier obuln 30c Oyser Crackers I 30 able No5 r N JI4S No I prim cr J More of Those U 0 S Army CRISP JOequirilir MANZANILLA OLIVES O lp I HhiCHT JUICY LEMONS I meniicrle Grihim blculh creitn loiti crhp lode mr lei blieultt sill I I a e and Children quirllir 1211 sr Shoes for Men at 198 FANCY quiet 6 GREENING APPLES 34c SANTA do 20eind PRUNESIOIbt 25c 72C I Drlce55ruorIcntScwck Inti lemon soaps ilnrer rripi 3Uc ref I New Ixtra High 1 50 Cull MIXED THAForrooii Ooloni Eatllih 80c 3 Ibi y CutStultsat You can understand that the Government care Hrtiil ti Ceylon Guaroder Hrion or HUYLER BEST COCOA ft Ib 25c ful about the shoes its soldiers wear They mutt he Jiptn I tub ctJdy S 161 3 Ibi 3dc screwtopdn Wines and I PN LIMITED quan Liquors e rot lb NtW 1HIIE ONIONS yillov onloni qJors U lomforUbie a w iUofj soldier cant march They onloai jrellov lurolpt bli lurnlpi I 35c BOTTLE IMPORTED 48 tt titles of this service mUll be strong And yet they must be roodlooking tehed torso or been No6 bit 30c RHINE WINE JCV Q too for the smart dress parade Fresh Meats kel SI2S LARGER GAL BOTTLE OOn able and stylish foot PILGRIM HOLLANDSTYIErINJOl 1 All these features are shown in the present lot Selected fresh killed eblckeni Ib 16c 1 Daylight Cakes 7Sc BOTTLE ALTO DOURO IM Rfln wear priced at least I Selected dry picked lollb PORTED PORT WINE They were made frr the Government and accepted Chouc fresh killed chlckeni 1211 C THREELAYER CAKES choolatt SI2 BOTTLE FERRANDSOJ c I SOc a pair less than you the Quartermasters Department They could 73 J 3 by p cou lorbolllnii lb I mifihmillow cotoeant marl Afin COGNAC BRANDV net be duplicated by a custom shoemaker under i5 Chile qvillty Weuero duck Ib lie i culd arum oreiremt rich itui JI25 rULL QUART BOTTLE OQC can set the same grades and styles for elsewhere WHISKEY FRESH POUND CAKEelironreMn OLD NORMANDY For policemen leitvcarrlcn conductors messengers Lets ol liocy print lamb lb IIc reirble or plili vtole ukc bout 35c 7Sc FULLQUAIIT BOT lEON6Ic where Calfskin lace kidskin in button and Forequiritri iprlnt limt lb lc I 7 Ibi 1115 2lb OGRAI NO U IIbKEY sengers for all men who must be much on in Mr In button lines will b eWe LII ol liaey CJnidi mutton lb 12c ANGEL FOOD CAKE er Flo 15C Popular Wines and Liquor lace patent leather We feet have they a cannot few hundred be excelled more to sell at l OO iO Choice cult ol rib roiii Ib 1Hc eocicikeeich SPUIGE CAKE or i t rapt tOci at tpecia Prim featured tomorrow at 150 a pair Uboeulllpolcro bell lb 124C I eich rump It lepl Cooper Sore tltoti Floor Reir I II Slertl Career Store Fount Fl rr 3r blejsl C oper Stan Steood 1 J lone Rf Jo r Atk for S II II Green Trading Stamps We Give Themrr

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1IWI r lii rwaup 1yWkn Mv vwn cnanu w wwM n P r r 4 kM1reIMla ge ar ues r t I I 11 THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4 1908 9 LACK OFFUNDS I SCHIEF WO Of a CAMPAIGNERS tklther Party Has the Usual Amount and Economy Is a Necessity NO PAY FOR SPEAKERS Democrats Have Less Than in 1900 and G O P Is Run ning on Credit System X financial crisis ha fallen on all yelltics1 headquarters sever u the Mow that tied up Wall street last au ttann The Democrats are suffering worst but the Republicans are much I hurt I I The Democratic Nation Committee men In charge of Eastern headquarter I have had several conferences on the money question Some were on the verse of giving up the elld nor to make an aggressive right In this part of the country Others counS led mak ing the best front posMbl along lines of strictest economy and this senti ment prevailed We must make a virtue ot our pov erty In the campaign was the order of Chairman Mack Spellbinders on the stump will pro claim the tact and well they mey for oratory must be content with unpaid honor There la no money In the Demo cratic treasury for speakers this year Almost the only contributions to the Democratic treasury so far have been the collection of final gums by West ern and Southern newspaper and the poole of pennies and dollara made up r by enthualJstlc Bryan organizations How much these have amounted to up to date Is not accurately known Worse Than In 1900 AD told there Is not In tight for the entire Democratic national campaign more than 2CO000 which will go little way toward an aggressive fight It Is 1m than Bryan had In 1900 which iras known at headquarters as the Starr tlon and Poverty Campaign Most of the money contributed li be Inr used at Chicago for the Western campaign Eastern headquarters In the Hoffman House was expected not only to Inane Itself with contributions from this part of the country but also to lend remittances westward But hard times have fallen on the Hoffman House political manager Contributions Art few and small In the face of then embarrassing oondtlong the group of Democratic leaders carrying on the Eastern cam I paign are showing magnificent courage They are making personal sacrifice of I time and money which some of tIm can Ill afford Every day bring new recruits volunteering services of vary ing degree The most noticeable absen tees are the rich Democrats who financed the campaign of ISO to the tent of jsxiono Most of them are staying In Europe Conners Has Troubles Too Chairman Flngy Conners of the State Committee Is having hts troubles too Nobody cares to contribute to hie campaign fund until after the State Cnnventlm and the candidate become known The liberal givers of the pajt are waiting to tee how things line up for the campaign Corporation Inter mits are holding off to determine where money can be placed to their best ad vantage i a these drciiTrntancei the Demo cratic campaign Is simply marking time No MI tar s being sent out no meet ing arrange no speakers engaged Eve thine h In abeyance pending the nomlmtlons On the HrnuMlcan side there Is one pent advantage namely credit Poi Mslon of that valuable asset bred of rich funds and prompt payments In the past has enabled both national and State managers to go ahead with active work almost regardless of the dimin ished contribution G O P Has Credit Anyhow All the machinery of party organisa tion Is kept up from year to year by re ula rho employed staffs of workers The Democrats have been obliged to foulld up everything afresh out of the debris of past disasters The Republi cans had a machine In perfect repair rMdy to start the Instant steam was turned on National headquarter In the Metro politan tower resemble a business es tablishment with each department run ning regular hours filling In dally Its asilpned part of the political gun There Is no confusion no lost motion no uncertainty of acMon Every branch of the aervlc save one S without troubles The room of gloom le the treasurers office It costs twlre I as much to finance a Republican cam paign as It does a Democratic one The j latter have been accustomed to practice 1 oonomy and to stcure volunters whose S only remuneration Is political glory But Ii s the late Senator Hanna with his I r rich campaign chests of the past and t 1M lavish expenditures put the Repub lican maohlne on a different basis J l Got Used to Economy 1 Just u the hard tlmea of last winter WIT called the rich mans panic and the potoexsora of luxuries found econ J omy painful to practlsAV so the pros 1 pects of a depleted treasury are causing nightmares to Republican managers There Is talk of the necessity of a j Bryan soar to make Wall street and 1 the tariff protected Interests give up just at Mr Hanna worked the game In ISM Men who hrwe been solicited for funds take refuge Behind objections I to the laws compelling publicity and r the forbidding of corporation contrib uting Even more of them profess an Indifference as to the results of the I campaign The State Republican machine has met a flnnclal harrier relied by the erUlnty about GOT Uughess renom t on Until that Is mtltd icarcdjr A 1 MA III taale4 Sa1 1 aat yyrF1 1 4i IooI Says Labors Hard Times Will Swell Bryans Vote Leader Murphy of the Thirty fourth District Predicts Big Democratic Sweep There By Arthur H Murphy Executive Member Tammany Hall Thirtyfourth Assembly District I belln It a very conservative ssti mate to 8Y that Bryan and Kern will beat Taft and Sherman In the Thirty fourth Aj mbiy district by not leas than 8000 vote This assertion U based upon fact and figures which I have oarafullr collated from report of my eleotlon district captain Sine my return from the National Democratic Convention at Denver I have kept In close touch with political condition In this district At the Tammany district headquar lire Ut night I saw from two hun dyed to thre hundred men fully to per cent of them seeking employment They are mechanic laborer and men who have held various kind et clerical positions all of them out of work be cause of the depression In all line of business Firstclass mechanics ue glad to go to work as conductors or motormen or anything die of a temporary character that they can get In order to keep their wire and children from starving What Well plat nightly In my headquarters Is only a repetition of whit happens In v ry other Assembly district through out the city Moat of the men out of work attribute their plight to Republican policies and are In favor of a change In the conduct of the National Government I can find little or no enthusiasm for the nominee of the Independence League A PAUPER 85 YEARS UTIOA Sept Hetaklah Monk who was born In the HerkImer County Poor House eightyfive years ago and pent all his days hate died In that IniUtu lon yesterday t4 ef N a oa l s s tr r Fd w ltr I Mtv t y Ms it o Tv y AR7VUR51URPtT SPENT 500000 IN THREE YEARS ARRESTED AS THIEF PITTSBOTO Sept 4Otto Dojwlch who says he Ji a Hungarian noble man and eon of a millionaire nan ar rested In Braddock last night for the Chicago police to answer a charge 01 robbery I Bojwlch lame to America three years ago and Ie said to have spent COOOCU since then Later he be came a bartender ti MANS greatest com fort is tobacco and the comfort is greatest in a good chew Any oldtime tobacco user will tell you so Prove it for yourself with g 4 i The FineCut Chew Made entirely from the choicest Green Rive tobacco famous for its rich lasting flavor Only the purest cleanest leaf I Sold in tinfoil packages everywhere at 5 cents Established by De H McALPIN Be CO ti a I o DePt Fnuwh leer frFia loOie rJ 1J1JlrJfl l J a vxm7ritGro20fT2EE NDVW2IG Unusual Piano Sale Possessing as Its leading feature the offering of 200 New Warren Pianos t At the cry special price for these fine instruments of 182 A f On Terms of 10 Down and 5 a month 1 You all know the Warren Pianoand may be sure of lasting satisfaction and ser t e backed by our teA year guarantee Description iJouble veneered case full Iron plate 7 13 octaves 3 unisons deuble repeating action compound wrest plank extension music desk rolling fall board In fact all the at tributes of the highest grade instruments that cost you more than twice as much l A visit to our Piano Warerooms tomorrow will convince you r that we are offering the greitett values i i New York Special Prices on Six Used Uprights which rame to us In exchange last weekall in fine order Khlckeiltf 143 i Pease10 i IMionl gcr1 i I Kranlcht Bach 19J I 1 abler 2J3 l 1 l1al d nan leO SIMPSONCRATORD CO u In c L L r 0 J I I 4 I Store is closed at 6 P M including Saturday i 23c Hair Nets12 C BESTAUEANT 7 EIGHTH FLOOR Barrette lOc y25c All shades but gray extra ANTCj a New style like those at Soc i I large extra value U and 50c elsewhere UT Main steer la Sutton IJti Main Floor tluorocSlXl1t AV 19WTO 20 wSTREET NEW YOPKK Magnificent Showing I Meyers 2 Sample of New Millinery r4 Gloves at 1 Saturday SUITABLE for immediate weir Its almost im IIi5 is the periodical sale of Meyers travelling possible to jump from a light straw to a heavy THIS samples Hloves used to obtain advance felt hat We have cleverly bridged the chism with lightweight i e1 letter I 1 vance orders consequently iivei aging even Satin Hats also of Tnfletta and Ottoman Silk etc tr second Floor j than tIC regular high quality Meyers Goves 500 Swell Trimmed p Gloves without I peer In style fit and durability mostly p Satin Silk Hats Just f 1 Knwan Capeskin made Pique and Prix seam spear and for Saturday 398 imperial hacks small In taffeta shapes or satin many large style medium trimmings or I Meyers Sample Gloves for Men Women Extremely Jaunty and and Children Becoming Taffeta Silk 150 Meyers Sample Goves es 1 l 1 hats 498 1 j 175 Meyers Sample Gloves 1 r Shape from the extreme to the I 200 Meyers ample Gloves ri practical all trimmed by ourselves 11 225 Meyers Sample Gloves J pair with a dash auJ calcness never found elsewhere in hats at this price r i Early buyers get the best selection This is the I 200 Very Becoming IIk time to bur your seasons glove supply z Main Floor e Misses 1 rimmed Hats e e at i3u8 j I Specials in Hosiery Several styles from our own workrooms Every one is in excellent o I taste I lisle Womens sheer black Untrimmed Satin Hats in small medium and large shapes Also i Mens imported fancy s many exclusive large shapes and copies of the French Halt Hose samples regular gauze lisle garter top Hose I At 98e 148 and 198 II MolD Floor I nine ale 25c 2 Jc and priced especially low t19c 21c 19c JitsC C S lor 50c pair pairs 50cj SScat I Misses School Hatsuntrimmed 85e 98c up I ill Main Floor t Specials in L The New New Veilings The Latest Styles for Misses Directoire Belts 50c 19c yard AUTUMN fashions as interpreted by the best authorities possessing the t3 Main Floor exclusive chinaeter and refined style that is always characteristic ot f FOR S5c and 50c Mesh our Misses Garments tir Third Floor w Vfillnfjs in the newest color s and the Latest Misses Suits of fine quality broadcloth in al the I Meshes Russian Nets Toc new Ml shades such as taupe smoke Edison blue etc i stylish medium i Nets Tuxedo Nets fancy length coit well tailored with satin collar and buttons to match Full cir An Innovation I Meshes Chenille Spots Etc cular flare skirt with two folds Other models of lancy striped 19 75 that is smart and Black browns navy LJC suiting doublebreasted with latin collar ami curb Special value I cl dressy m jrpie etc yard Suits of fancy striped 01 finest quality Misses Fancy StripedChevfot5ufts Junor 21c and 35c yard suiting in the new 3pleta model Jumper of all tilktafTeta and In all the new colors Including Reseda Smoked trlmmeu with velvet pipings tucked with for the skirt full pleated Size 1 A irer New buttons S and Edison BlUe lined with guaranteed lining 1214 16 years I1 I 75 lone lringedsa h Complexion Veilings end at 50C stylish cutaway coat skirt full flare made to but Misses Silk Rainproof Coats made of Moire lu plain colors also Peking Stripes Beautiful Imported Dotted Chiffon Veilings in ton down the front with deep fold blue green red brown and black p ed silk fringed x1200 those wanted magpies navy at bottom Special 1650 ec1agreen 12 Special sashes Tal fUat browns etc Va ues 35c and 50C tT Main Floor 295 195 Any of Our Mens Suits That Sold Up to 1550 at 675 Every color and every size to start the sale with Any of Our Mens Suits That Sold Up to 22 at 975 luding the latest browns tans and olives tAll of Our 25 to 35 Kuppenheimer Suits at 1450 All are this seasons suits many of them are slk lined tST flecoad 1loor These few lines tell the story of the mot every suit in the sale Is it necessary to say noteworthy clothing cleara ce this city ha more You know Kuppenl eimer clothing nnd seen in many yea is The strict en orcement our other good mike You know our repu ot our merenand sing policy to carry over tation tor backing up our announcements t no goods otters you this startling opportu And the prices and values are sta ed above nity tor economy ranging nom r0 to JiUO on I Thats all Ve assure you ot prompt service t Trousers Are Marked DownFancyVests Men Trousers that 1 751 Mens Trousers that p CTIl i Mens Trousers that sold 3 CLfAnj l est formerly 1 r sold at S350 are A loll at 500 are I at c600 and 6700 now tJtLJ priced up to 500 at A ft Boys 500 Suits Boys 600 Suits Boys 750 and up j ff tta 275 375 Suits 475 Pa At 275 1200 Boys suits At 375 1000 Boys High At 47o every Boys high 1k and flee es all wool fabrics nzes Irom Grade liuisian Norfolk Double Breasted trade Suit Norlolks Russian Sailor t S to 17 years and wailor wits in errry color mid Double Breasted oullaize 4 to 17 Y t WhiteNegliveeShirts100 Mens 875 lj i ll that are all that would be exp ctd r SHIRTS in custommnde shirts here to morrow at Watches 5 00 V x I r 100 No hing more appropriate to complete 1 ft 1t our oliday nttire than one ot these coat shirts 1 yr your y SO of these American Watches b Madras Oxford I ot white Cambric a ras or xtor If 2 JUST Tl for Saturday I n a new thin model 4 I v r Mens New Fall Neckwear 50c 3 open lace stem wind and set with a full h t I More patterns than you clue to ook at in the 2 ad us ed nickel jewelled movement Guar newest Fall colorings and the weaves that will I anteed Jyear gold filled case You know their actual value 875 be worn Showing what is possible in neckwear at 50c Saturday you can buy one for 500 CT Mala floor VT Main floor 0 SIMPSON CRAW FORD CO 0 0 0 l I ANEW a P9 J ICHAQD CM LE SONG Ali r i e I a Ilid ll i r I r ea y r f iJ euH tIBIMl CUM TtHHS rrtc t t a j ROOMS a 3 rVRHItt 1 AROOU Q 1998 TURlHtD ROOM t t t r J 1 4 a a f Rt r a a wf r 1j t j No Extra barge tor 16 p illil I i i I1j1 di WITH SUNDAY YfORiD J Admtinuieiii for in iNofJ niir be ltt I N T I em rKa Ulilrict llw lIttr Ulllee iIV n r v until 8 P II I 1 i uiigilIlml lfiiliii IP I o

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