The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
October 12, 1908

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1h o TJIt f I H TIGERS LAND ON CUBS I fl1IIE5UL1S HALT WINNING STREAK t ED I T ION ii tV e Fnlr and Cooler Tonlth Tncmlny CIrnr I EDITION G bt E INAE i Circulation Books Open to A1171 I Circulation Books Open to tiifl RESULTS EDITION II 1 PRICE ONE Eli NEW YORK MONDAY OCTOBER121908 PRICE ONE CENT n L rJ WOMAN LIVED WITH j1 S ONE HUSBAND BY DAY ANOTHERAT NIGHT Catherine Stroebel Enabled to Carry I Out Her Deception Because the II Men Were Employed at Dif J ferent Periods of 24 Hours 1 Instances of a man maintaining two wives in different parts of the city are not rare but it is not often that a woman slides into the lime l light as the possessor of two husbands with whon she lived every day I in the year Mrs Catherine Stroebel was such a versatile helpmeet ac cording to undisputed evidence furnished today before Justice Aspinall in the Brooklyn Supreme Court where Philip Stroebel was awarded a I t decree of divorce from her I iI Judge AspInaU was satisfied by the II evidence that Catherine lived with Stroebel as his wife at No 217 Stan r J hope street and with one Jacob Valusse as his wife at Atlantic and Grant ave I nues Richmond 11111 She was aided In her dual household accomplishments by the fact that Stroebel whom she married In 1SSO Is an engineer and I i I works nights Valuso U u clerk and works In the daytime Serious Difficulties J The Protean female performer man j aged to reign In two households In f nt 530 In the morning and prepare hU I 4 ncultles except on Sundays and on t I the rare occasions when her husband took a night off Valusse did not work Sunday but Stroebel worked Sunday nights The terms of Stroebcls employment forced him to leave his home at C I oclock In tho evening IJeforo depart I ing he would eat what corresponds to I n day workers breakfast As oon as j I ho was out of sight Mrs Btrocbel I would put on her wraps close up thu house and hasten to Richmond 11111 I where she would assume her position ill ns Mrs Valusse The clerking Valusso wound up his labor at C oclock In the evening ly the time he got out to lllchmond Hill L hIs apparent wlfn would have dinner on the table for him She would spend the night nt ValUBses nomo and get up at 580 In the morning and prepare his breakfast Vulusso left his house about 630 Mrs Valussu would then put on her g wraps close up tho domicile and hasten down to her homo In Htunhope street to l eum the day as Mrs Stroebel Htruehcl I would get homo about 730 tIred and i tilrepy and wash the oil and coal dust from himself Then he would sit down to a meal corresponding lo a day work crH supper after which ho would go to bed Same Programme Each Day I Jf Mrs Stroebel needed any sleep she could tuko It while her husband slept through the day An BOOn an ho was out of the way In the evening she would move out to Ulehmond Hill again And so she alternated between tin two men ages Ilay after day and Stroebel went Ito work and wont home and slept anil ute and know nothing about his wife upending every night away from his house I Ho might bo In Ignorance ot It yet were It not for the observant habits of his ulster Mrs Matty Meyers who lives ut No 532 Htanhopo street Mrs Meyers felt lonely one evening and went down to visit her sisterinlaw Mrs Stroebel The house was dark Mrs I Meyers called the next day and Mrs Stroebel N eald she had been spending the evening at the home of a friend which was a 1 true statement at any rate Hut Mm I jlfcjiiH culling a for nights later found Mrs Htroobel out again I Thli time she made Inquiries among I tho neighbors and learned that Mrs 1 fltroebel wan In the habit of skipping away every evening after her husbands departure and remaining out until the L next morning Him Informed her hu band and together they did some almith lug 3 Trailed Her to Second Horn They lay In wait and trailed Mrs I fltrpsbel tu Hlchmoiid 111I1 and saw her I P enter u house there Mm Meyers asked a woman llvln across the utruut who lived on the corner Mr nail Mrs Valune replied tho parson addressed They are n strange couple The wife KOCH ne y every morning and remains nut nil day J supjiosu hf work rumewhcru1 And 10 It all ruino out KlruehH lout no time III llllng hili dlvonv lotllion Jilillre AKPlnall In handing down the decree lu luv soil that In tits opinion the cant culled fur lnvfitlatlQii by the Oriuid Jury I k 1i 1ft TRIED TO JUMP OFF THE BRIDGE BUT IS CAUGHT I Philadelphian Confided in a i Stranger Who Notified I the Police 1I A shabby young man giving the name of John Edwards of Philadel i phia made a slow and unsuccessful at I tempt to Jump from the Brooklyn Bridge today His 111 success If his Intentions were really Rood was duo to his Inability to keep them to himself Edward Fitzgerald of No 130 Du1 pont street Brooklyn riding In the smoker of a train from Philadelphia i I today was accosted by Edwards who I asked him If ho lived In New York i Fitzgerald replied In the affirmative and lidwardji asked the way from tho r rr to the Brooklyn Bridge My girl turned mo down said Ed wards and Im going to kill myself by Jumping off theBrooklyn Bridge Then sheil bo sura to hear about It Inasmuch as Kdwurds snowed traces 1 of having partaken of the unspeakable HID water they sell as whiskey In Phila I delphia on Sundayd FiUgciuld was nut griMlly Impressed But LM wards fol lowed him wlien he got off tha train and trailed him to tho bridge Nutltiir the Philadelphia man close at his heels Flzgerald determined to walk across and kcop an eye on him When the middle of the bridge was reached rllZKuriilil saw Kdwards stroll to the south side of the promenade and climb over the railing to thu Iron framework above the broad tracks Capt Murphy of the Bridge Squad I was a few yards away In full uniform on patrol Fitzgerald called to him and he climbed out after Edwards who had made his way to the south road way Edwards was taken to Brooklyn ar raigned In Adams Street Police Court and committed to he workhouse as a VllbTant 0 CANDIDATE DEBS ILL Eugene V Debs the Socialist partys candldatn for President was go 111 when his Rod Special reached Newark this afternoon that his en gagement to speak at Military Park was cancelled and several thousand per sons who had gone to the station to greet him were turned away without himDoctors Doctors called for the Socialist nominee said he would possibly be ablu to speak tonight but that he was far trout a well man He wan so Ml that ho did not even show himself on tho car platform tu the crowd but remulnwt In his com partment fViUO IU CM U VVuliluuioii djnMl lluulf Tourljt olin without rhal1 ram Wuthlniloa IWrU Oft rwrtcM JHftUOO litMd Mr 4 I liILt t3 GOWAN BREAKS TRACK RECORD HANDICAP Shows Great Form in Dis tance Event at the Belmont Track FALCADA A WINNER Etherial Captures the Stake After a Close Brush with Wise Mason BELMONT WINNERS FIRST RACE Golden Legend 1 Lady Sellna 2 Sententious 3 SuCOND RACE Jimmy Lane 1 Grandpa 2 Only two starters THIRD RACE Etherial 1 Wise Mason 2 Only two starters FOURTH RACEGowan 1 Beau coup 2 Pins and Needles 3 FIFTH RACEFalcada 1 Fashion Plats Z Footpad 3 SIXTH RACE Milford 1 Whip Top 2 Juggler 3 I BY VINCENT TREA NOR BELMONT RACE TRACK Oct 12 Gowan has developed Into a very useful threeyearold She Is particularly good over a distance whereas early In the year sprinting was thought to be her game She won the handicap fourth on the card this afternoon In a manner that made those behind her look like a cheap lot She led all the way and coming to the stretch turn was ten lengths In front with the Meld stretched out In single tile behind her At tho head of the stretch she ran out and lost considerable ground Eno continued to bear out through the stretch and was apparently beaien at the eighth pole Ipton however got i her straight and she came again with such a remarkable burst of speed that she broke the track record of 233 15 Oowons time was 232 15 Beaucoup ran second and Pins and Needles third all the way and finished that way Outsider Takes First The first race wan deemed a very good tiling for Lady Retina ridden by Mc Carthy but HhP WIIH beaten and by a rank outsider nt that iolden Legend ridden by nn unheard of apprentice named Clements proved the niisH Ho won practically all the way mid was go Ing away at the end Lady Sellnu how ever managed to get tho place money In front of Sententious Jimmy Lane a Winner The gentlemens utepplpchnup with nn original lit III of nine was scratched down to a twohorse race between Jim my Linn and 1 rand pa possibly owing to the scarcity of gentlemen at tho i course Mr llnycs whit Is deaf rode Grandpa und Mr Page who wears n I monoclo rode Jimmy Lane Tin talent i evidently figured that the uionocli would beat Jlmnly Lane for the oral market showed n marked Preference for Grand i pa Jimmy Lane won under Mr Page an hn might have with a hag of out on his back Hn trailed Grandpa until n half mile from homo and then went to the front and stayed there to tilt end with Mr Page sitting bolt upright and tugging at the reins McCarthy Almost Lost Tlie Roncho r ol Paso the twoyear old stake event of the rani was an other twohorse race between Ethorlal and Wli e inson Ktherlnl ought to have won It easily but McCarthy evinced a crazy desire to draw tho fin HI tine a habit of xome Jockeys when fame beelns coming their way As a result MrCahey on Wise Mason al most grabbed him on the post Jeer Ilnnliix Clinrlx Hvr IIIKP N RICH GIRL ARRESTED ON SHOPLIFTING CHARGE Maria de Soyas a cornel rtarkfyed girl of seventeen who It boarding at No 818 West Fiftyeighth street and Kathleen rroslnum n young woman of twentytwo of the name addresi were arraigned In the Jefferson Market Court today charged with shoplifting They had been arrested In a Sixth ave nue department dare at the Instance or 1 a woman detective i When arre V dho young women had 1 In thrlr po it rtliin a sliver tint and set oral Mltvr buckles Ihie hlnclcfyud young Klrl wept bit turly Fubru Frntlo till KIII Dumlngan Conmil Uinrrnl iijei red III bur liuhulf and ieils red to Muulstrutr UurrU that ho WUM tho daughter uf a woo ill y Sjuiiilnh faintly II t I rig in Han Dnmlngu Ho nixed Unit Hhu hail Ixnii fd iinrnj by hit oilier winnuii Situ Is In New Work get t lug an rduiatlon llutlt prl on ri were held In IM bull each for fuither cxumlnutlon a t RICH WifE CHOSE TOBEAMODEL HUSBAND SAYS Moyer Shows Letter to Prove Woman Preferred Posing I at 2 a Day I ASKED FOR A DIVORCE Note Requesting Separation as Legal as Actual Is S in Evidence VlceClwncellor Howell of Newirk today adjourned until Thursday the hearlmr on tho return of the rule to show whv Albert Moycr one of the wealthiest business men of South Orange should not be given tho cus tody of his sevenyearold daushtei Margaret who Is now with her mother 1 Flora H Moycr In the Moycr home stead In South Orange Mr Moyer Is hi the cement business In New York City where he now resides He left his wife on Oct 2 he avers after she had announced that she In tended living In the South Orange house She had shortly before returned from Europe where It Is alleged one of the corespondents named by him In an ac tion for divorce went with her Her husband refused to receive her as he had begun un action for divorce against I her He named as corespondent n well known artist and a medical student De I tore her marriage Mrs Moyer was Miss Flora Howard The wedding occurred In Trinity Church New York In 1S9S and the couple lived for a while at West I One Hundred and Twelfth street this city Moyer claims to have a number of I letters which he his tvmved from his wife one of which road Dyscart France Jan 22 19M I My dear Albert It Is now almoit two months since I left home and ns ttjird has come from you It seems to i me that the time ho come for us to I get together and sever the bond which holds its only In IifaMl form All the other bonds between us have been broken f jr some time and I tis not fair 10 either of us to hold this one j good I have sound I cannot live on my Income anti 1 now Implore you as ou love your daughter your own good name and mme to assist me In u di vorce and make It possible for me to live with the necessary comforts of life I do not say this to threaten you I but only as en Inevitable fact that If you neglect to help me you wilt regret I it for I shall be obliged to hike steps which I consider disgraceful I and for waicli you will bu responsible I The same month nocordlns to Moyer hit wife sent a letter to his mother saying that she Intended to become an artists model and she could picture her motlierlnIaw holding up her halide In horror nt such u thought In another letter to hllfi hitiaba nil she said Mr Kl p is going o paint me for the Salon for K a day C0uR7 GUTS OfF THAW AllOWANCE TO ARMOUTU c He Got Rich Marriage b Io ment but Divorce of Coun tess Voids Agreement LONDON Oct 17 By nn orJcr of the Divorce Court Inur thin afternoon all the rights and Interests of the Earl of Yarmouth tinier the tinanrltl BllIe ment made prior lo The Earls murlaJo to Ulna Alice Cornelia Thaw In Pitta in April 07 IM aru now void According to the comiicl the turn eli t VMfl This mm wan sullied upon Miss That for life If sIte died before the Earl the mun of J300UU wits tu IIIIU In him Thu sot ioiittit III so KUVO tie ICurl un Income of IX UOO u year froii HIM day of tile wcddlnir The Karl nmdu no uppotttllo lu Hit Court order 00 I this U thy aor M LOC ruuUira Hun III tJiciitcr Now Vurk u jruu n r l o you mut fr TIGERS OUTSAT CUBS AND WIN SCORE TO 3 THAW IN MATTEAWAN AGAIN COUNSEL PLANS TO CONTINUE FIGHT Lawyers Present No Evidence Hoping on Appeal from Justice Millss Decision to Gain Right to a Trial By Jury Special to The Evening World WHITE PLAINS Oct 12By an abrupt and sudden switch around in the Supreme Court at White Plains today Harry K Thaw was whisked back from his recent quarters in the Westchester County jail to the place he hates most in the world Matteawan Asylum for the Crim inal Insane A After an absence of five months Thaw reached Matteawan late this afternoon There he will stay until one of two things happens either the I granting of a lunacy trial by jury or his removal to Pittsburg to testify in his bankruptcy proceedings now pending If neither of these two things happens Thaw so far as his legal and physical status is concerned Is back where he was the day Justice Dowling committed him to Mattea wan last January At a conference last night Thaws new lawyers decided that what they wanted for their client was a lunacy trial by a Sheriffs Jury and not a slnBlobar relied hearing before Justice Mills Ac cordingly aa soon as the case wan called at White Plains this morning they took the step which caused the Imme diate abandonment of the present pro ceedings and eft Thaw free to apply to the Court of Appeals for a jury trial on the ground that Justice Mlllns re fusal to rant them such a trial wan unconstitutional At the same lime they gain the ad vantage of going up on their appeal unhampered v tr i m schausor proccedlncn i er which the JustIce hold Thaw to be a lunatic Tho loftitt to this expedient sent Thaw buck to Mattedwan for the tlm being but It ottered thu only chance of stcurlnc a 3ury trial for him Thero was also a suspicion that Thaws law yers planned to get him I i the custody of tilt Federal authorities und hunt him off to IlltbburR As soon at Dr Baker acting Super intendent of Matteawan stepped out uf the Couit a Federal process server served him with a writ requiring him to products Thaw at PjttsburK tor thu bankruptcy hearing Co Asa Ulrd Uaidncr reprtjuiillrii the Attorney UeneraV ofhca will go before U B Judge Archibald at Scranton uiU repre sent that Thaw Is a lunatic III custody Jut as hu did when Snrntf Iunu ut Vcatciwster was similarly nerved omu tiy5 mo ji la almost certain that an ordci will tueu bu IsBiieil uxlnn tir haKe ityulniiK hint to produce Thaw at plltiburg and eventually It Is probable that Thaw will go to Jenn ylv uila In the mrannnll nIl lawyers will flits their appeal with the State Court of Appeals at once no they say PITTSIURCV Oct t2tt the omen of Hrfera In Hiuikruptcy J It lllalr it was stated this afternonii that the return of Harry K Thaw to Matteti wan will havB no offoet upon tho bank ruptcy prorredlngi that have been be gun It U said that since bankruptcy proceeding have been entered upon the ise will hay to xtand as It h and the referee hal lie authority of his own to thriw the case out and dismiss the proc ldlnlt EEL CAPTURES WILSON STAKE AT LEXINGTON LEXINGTON Oct ITho Eel won this Wllwon tUtikra inking all threo heats Jerri H was second and Hal IliiViitl third 1lmU 2 K 12 2011 In till Ml clara trott nl purse JIHM ttrnt liirtt Diiimreit iniria lIni SVl uyunu H lluwrlli ivund 1 tid ire I J ll4i HI t third Dlrotuin 1 lath clhir fu ruinii Timi 33 114 fioiiert I JI ModlMin llnii M Jilt ell Ht uhoa H Allen rVlKHi iil Its K nlvu IIlhlll Tlllltn HACKJ10 PticeKUU illixl rUk won luat iiml ricc Tim l udu iMurvIn nrjml llril Iluot ilvil t hit rI Tax Till Keating Court Tlnu A 12 William M lultl Coin Iliity lit cot Dlanuml Kinit thiu Iitck lletu Oould unit J li uUo tlnlI1 UlT i 1it WANT PRICE SENT TO WASHINGTON TO STAND TRIAl co Attorney General Bonaparte Requests Judge to Delay N Y Indictments Judge JIoiiKh sitting in tint Criminal Branch of thu United Htatfs Circuit Court today was naked by AfsUtnnt 1 DldtrlctAttornny Dorr to consent to the I holding of the Indictment found last tine III thli dlstllct against Tluodoro H Prlcu thu former Cotton Klntt und Moses HniH pendlnK Ihu prosecution of requisit ion proreedliiKs fur hit roihoval of the defendants 10 Waalilngton D C They were Indicted them with Edwin 1 mimes pfilMiint xtutlstklun of tin Department of Agriculture fur the name offences Kiowliifr out of the cotton re port leak scandal Thu motion Mr Dorr en Id was madu nt the request of AttorneyGeneral Hon upartc who states thut tin Washington nlllclals liKlng thuroukhly familiar with I the conspiracy charges are prepared to bring them on trial Dec 1 next Judge IJougli reserved decision on Mr Dorrs motion until ho has heard argu ment In linn behnlf which will he made by former County Judge Nash C Rockwood on Saturday morning next o BROKERAGE OffiCE RAIDED BY POUCE The Jersey City police mode n raid tills afternoon on the ofllrps of the Standard Stock and OralnCompany nt No 76 Montgomery street Thn com pany oceupleu live handsomely fur its s1ei roumi on tho ill I it Hour or tlu ulldltiK and apparently has done a IUIRV bu lnlu Twriuyiievcn prisoners worn taken but thu irputed innnnKnr tit llm un cern IMwurd K Alluiniu of Manlnit tun xvas nut In the phirn Thu lets lieu iliKerlbed 11nHI tie a s tele gsa li oieriitoiB ilnikb und imxgoiif boys situ Nald thvy wcrll mplo id by tlit itompiin Thn Ill ld all mnijo on a warrant sworn out by lurlis B Mttlo it lroUir uf East I Iii lii ii it iess Mr llttlo iilliitii thut Mw in tutu him Hum tin i uMMii and ihat Ito Imv Iwnn uimblu lu iiltuln u wit hutch t Tht cliargu ininU atulnul the iinuuni U that uf maliuulnlin u dUurdurly hound w d Rallies in the Sixth and Eighth Innings Give the Detroit Team an Over whelming Lead on the I Chicago Players TY COBB GETS FOUR HITS OFF SOUTHPAW PFEISTER I Reulbach Goes to the Rescue in the Ninth When It Is Too Late to Save the Game 15000 Fans See the Contest I SCORE BY INNINGS Detroit 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 2 0 8 Chicago 000300000 3 PptciM to The Evwilmt World CHICAGO Oct 12The Tigers woke up this afternoon and by hard batting trImmed the Cubs by a score of 8 to 3 Pfelster was hit hard from start to finish and oven the aceutratethrowlng Kllng could not stop the Tigers when they once got on buses Cobb distin guished himself by getting four hits three singles and n twobagger In ad dition to this he got to first In the i eighth Inning and stole both second and I third The crowd was not moro than 15000 First Inning McIntyre out flyers to Chance OLcary wns safe 911 a short hit too stiff for Stclnfuldt Crawford hit In front of the plutu ICIIng threw him out ut tlrat OJ eury going to second Cobb singled to short centre scoring OLcary Itosd miLii out yStelnfeldt to Chance OXE HUN ShucUard fanned Ever fouled out to left Held Schulto singled to left Schultn out stealing second Thomas to OLeury NO RUNS Second Inning Schaefer out tjohlt to Chance ThomuH out Kvprn to Chance Coughlln grounded out Kvers to Chance NO HUNS Cliuncc Mow out to Selmefer Steln chill struck out llofmun struck out NO UUNS Third Inning Mullln out S tout feiuit to Chance Mclntyre fouled out to Chance OLuary fouled out III Kling NO JtUNS Tinker whusu home run broe up Dot roits defenso yesterday was greet ud by cheers as he came to out Tinker I singled ti right Tinker out stealing siconil Kllng nut Itosemnn unassisted Thomas to Schaefer Pfelster struck out NO HUNS Fourth InnIng Crawford singled to centre Cobb forced Crawford n sicond Kvers to Tlnkon Honmimn tent n short fly to Kvers who doubled Cobb ut firstNO ItlNS I rihoikard struck out Kvura walked KvurM Hole picond fie was caught off i flrat but Ituisinans throw was hUh I and Schaefer just managed to stop II I Siliullfl foulfiled to Thomas Chance j slnslfd to cuntro and Kvers scored from Mroiiil Chance stole second Stelnfeldt nit to Coubliiln who throw low to Hoss iiiiin nnd Chance came home Stein feldt taking second on tho play Ilof mini tripled to left scoring Btelnfeldt Tinker went out Oltary to Hossnmn T1IHKK UUNH Fifth Inning Sohaofer out to Tinker on a fly Thomas out Tinker to Chance Cough Un Ktruok out NO WNS Kllng was safe when OIeary fumble his grounder Pfolslnr tried three tliiipn to sarrlllCB and was out Shock ard hit to Srluiufvr who covered sec ond dls ofing of KIng and then threw Shwkard out at first NO HUNS wxth In no Mullln walked Molntyre singled to rt And Mullln took second OLnary hunted and wia safe at flrft PfeUtor tried to catch Mullln at third but was iimniccesufiil and the buses were full Crawford hit too hot for Chance and Milllln scorch tha other runnera ad I vancing n base each Cobb beat out a slow bounder o Tinker and Mcintyre Joll the pato with the Using run leaving thus bulls full Honrnan slnxled 10 rlKht searing OLeary nnd Crawford while Ciibb took third Shtatu let flew nit to centre und Cobb WAS caught at the plate trying to score on the throw In Tiiin doubleI to right and Hum man scored Cnuhlln out Kven tu Ilmnci FiVE HtN Kvurs went JUt Cult a bounder Cough Un tu Itosjimui Hliult Ut Mullln to I tss iiiun Chic net nlnki lo loCI ciiuiioK stole second HlulnfulcU struck nit NO IttNH Seventh Inning Mullln filed tu Tinker Sfdntyre vulked I vary grounded out tu hint Mel iuuyre taking coiul traw I ford flew VUllO Cllnlro NO UUNH llofmun nmtcl d to right Tlnkurr atruuk loIul OLtary took Jillnr S HOW THEY STAND Won Lout IC ClilniKO U 1 11117 Detroit 1 il3 DETROIT R II PO A E Mclntyre If 1 1 1 0 0 OLeary ss 2 2 1 3 I Crawford cf i n 0 0 Cobb rf 1 4 0 0 0 Kcssman lb 2 2 0 0 0 jSdmefor 2b 0 0 1 4 0 Tnuiiias c 0 1 9 2 0 Coulillng 3b 0 0 0 1 1 MitUIn p 1 1 0 1 0 Total 8 13 27 11 2 CHICAGO U II PO A E Shoclianl If 0 0 1 00 Kvers 211 1 0 1 Si 0 Sjluilto rf 0 1 1 0 0 Chance lb 1 1 11 0 0 StelnfeliU lib 1 1 1 4 0 Hoiinan of 0 2 3 1 0 Tinker 84 0 1 I t 1 0 Kliiis c O 0 li 2 0 Ifulster J i 0 0 0 0 0 Hawnrcl 0 0 0 0 IV Houlliacli p 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 3 C 27 ID 0 Hutted for Ifclster III eighth netroit i n o 0 o s n z a s Chicago 0 0 0 3 I 0 0 I I 03 HUM on lillHOrr Mullln 1 off Pfols tor 3 nT Kmilhucli I stinck Ollth rullln S by Pfels tor I ThretiHasH 1I1IlInrman fit ihiaso h ittYtIioiitis Cnh Stolen liases KvtiS Chumutu cit Cold fl hOt ti nitut I toil 110 PlayH Schnifcr I ii Hossmnn llnfmiin to Klliu Olcary to Schaefer tu Kossruan Implriti Shprldan and OPay grounder retiring llofmun nt second and doubled Kllng at first NO ItUN Elgnth inning Cobb doubled tu left Itnosmnn brut nut u bunt und Cobb took thlni S lm j for lllcU tu right Uoasmun going to etc ond on th throw to the tutu which f kept Cnbh at third ThiimiiH allied 1111 hits thn buses Coughlln tlliil out to left Cobb scoring beforo tlu bull could bu relayed Mullln hit xhurply In Cliuncc win fumbled the hull and Mul lln was act Ce UnsKinuii Hciiivirfrom nee ond and Thomas took llilrd Milntyr grounded out Stelnfclilt to Iluiire 10 IMNS Howard went to lint for Pfelstur Howard went uul HcliaifiM in ltsininii Khecliaril groundiil out Hiliu frr lo Unssmun Kvers Illtil out tu Crawford NO HUNS limn Inning ituci ha cit now pitching for Chicago OJeary popped lo 1111111 i Innvfoul filed tu Ilofniiinn Cohb niiido his fourth f hit to left nnd stole funmi HD tlWII stole third hasc Hoisriiuii allied Cohb was caught oft third by Itiiilbnuh to Kllng tu rStolnffldt NO HUNS Kihullo tiled I is Cruw l inl S ha flue filed to Crawford Stelnfcldl slngleil 10 heft St lnffidt fclilp HiTund lTimui out 0Iuary t it llossman MJ HIXS 4 SPANISH RACING JlAUtON AS WllItN 6000 JflWT IN A 111 Fa1ZJrDOIU PpiVlncB of Saxony Prussia Out J2Whlle the HpanUI luUloon Muntuna was jiasslng over llils lusts today ILl a height of OMJ frut tlllI unvolopu ilppml up f The balluun Willi however brought lo f Ifind IIClr uml thu occunaiitB uf Hi cur were uninjured t irf a jfciA 4

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I q THE EVENING WORLD M ONDAY OCTOBER 12 I 1908 0 0 o 0 ABRUZZIElKINS l I I WEDDING IS OFF i I j ROME ALSO HEARS j i Cablegram From Italian Capital Speaks I of Religious Differences but Sena I I f tor and Mrs Elkins Deny That There Was an Engagement i I i It would appear front announcement made concuirentlj in Rome I 1 and Elkins W Vi that the reported engagement of the Duke of the I Abruzzi to Miss Catherine Elkins daughter of Senator Stephen H Elkin has been absolutely and linally broken oil I Mrs Hkiub in nn interview with a correspondent of The World1 positively denies that her daughter is engaged to the Duke and a cable S gram from Rome alleges that the engagement has been terminated be cause Hiss Elkins refused to change her religion I I Senator hiking in Iilbbuig declared no engagement had ever eX i feted t Sirs Klkln wu lull definite In her I I htntonipnts about the many rumors that have been current conrcrnltiR the pne t blbllltlei of another International mar riage Hut she tiidiouslv trained 1 from EasliiR that the engagement has f been broken off No cnifiKOinont she declared exists between my daughter and the i Duke dAbiuzzt and no ema0i eunl between them ever exited If the Is coming to the United Mates Duke j this fall It Ib not for the purpose of t marrying my daughter Neither m husband nol mClf entertain nothing i but the kindliest feelings toward the I Duke and m daughter iidmiuV him as a friend We all legald him as a i charmlnfc cultivated gentleman Nor has Jlr Bkllls ever Bald n word rn llectlng upon the Duke 1 wish It ills i I tlnctl understood that no hint of the alleged engagement user mine front I our family I Understand me I am not opposed on principle to the mairljee of an Ameri I I can girl to a foreigner of title If true love exists In mv Judgment the mar I rlase will be happy whether he I a shoe clerk or a prince or she a itonos Tether or a princess M daughter Is worthy of the very best man In the t world She Is fond of outdoor life travel and books and cares for socet only ae it Is Incidental to Tier life And when she Is engaged the announcement mill come from mite r Thla Is the nrst time that Mrs IJIklns I has positively and publicly dltavoaed r r 1 e BATHTUB DUEL I r I FOUGHT WITH CANE r r AND BlACKJACK r t I Handsome Waif Had Blud r geon in His Pajamas Boss Dxiio r II Malson ila 1lidmonteisp which In a restaurant and lnnrding house at No L Im West Tttinlynlnth street mourned tJ day the temporary absence of OhiBcppo Cerlna the proprietor and r i Vlttoilu Bamlilla the hnndsomu ualtci Itotli spent tho night In the TtmUiloln station minIstered to by a surgeon vhi Ktltrhiul them tutu a uMiiblMtue ut r their bcuaty 1 r I IJ I 1 J t 1 psr ti 7i r 1q q may I t eoJ 7YROPP eoit it I Cerlna and Jlambilo had a violent falling out jrxtdduy that ihaoU tho J Muldon da 1iiilinunliBo lo Its fimndu ty tlons and tho beautiful KrenUi lady nn W the second llunr tt lm IIUIIH tho white Ie poodle II still being iiluken by hystcr J II lei She unit her ihlcn blanc hipnRlietta Ie a gift of Cerlna were at the bottom of Yeelerdays niUuniltistaiidliifi Ie Beeral neek UKO tijiiKhettu mys 1 terlounly illsupj eurtil On butunUy ahe 8 returned ua mysturluuslj The lioautl 111 fill Krench lady lejulciil ami ordcrM a Y little banquet for yesterday afternoon 11 The proprietor uuapcctud lUmblla of 11 complicity In tho illFippearanro of the white poodle for after It vanished he cot a rilucK Eland letter demaiidlne a tit ranaom for HH lutnin and threatening is that HpaKllultii mlKht bit delivered u short foot of bolona when the pair 1111 by nicldenl III this thiuoin j tsrday buudltloni Msta rip rot upubU when he ease t iiat ae iiyy 4irny the jagoiitTit of her daU4 i r to t1 I Duke It H considered Flijnincant tha I her denial comes tint at the time when j the innoumement come from Ilonif through unofficial source that the rn tigement Inn been Icirnlnate3 from the time the first ntmounc meat was made and the Duke dAb ruzzl after pnylns ardent attcitlon to I 31Hs iikli jailed suddenly for Italy for the purpose It va inld of ectir II Itr the con cnt of the Downger Queen to the marriage there have been re ports of trouble The Duke h In a re tunic way In the line of suecr 5lon to the throne of Italy and there wni n decided objection to Ills innirlnci to n girl of blood not royal even thoutrh she might ItP the daughter of a InlUd States cnato Besides the Duke may m iniiij anyone not n Catholic und I main lilt title and etpectatlons i A deipatch received Ity The ienliiK UoiM this nfttrnoon nom 1lttshurt In dieatLs that there Is n lack of what might be termed team work In the Kl kins family Senator Elkln who hap pens to be In Plttsburc proclaimed that his w Ife did not cite tile lnterln de iMni till engagement between Miss El Idle and the Duke I M Rife said the Senator could not dens an engagement that does no I exist There Is no foundation for the many reports Neither In Europe nor America has any announcement of an enKanement been made There Is no engagement I miM tlueehed out In the Jefferfon Mar 1 ket Court todaj It api aered that I llumblla had first gained the bathroom lit wore a yellow und green pajamas I carried a bath lirllcll a bni of soup one towel mid It tits alleged by Cerl ni a blackjack Katnbllu denies the blackjack and swears that after the pollm came It was Inserted In his clothing lo matte Cass against him j I I I I i v 1 I I I I INCHED i nimblla was arranging his bathing Implements when Orlns entered It Is alleged bv Cerlna that Uamblla cracked lids head ulLli his brush Bamblli aU heart Unit Lerlna I1rt hurled a bar of soip In hb teeth All tho boarder were then aroiiKid and tlin beautiful FInch oily not Into the hall In limn to nee Cerlna and Bam bla lonii downntalr tearlne each others pajamas to shreds as they bumped Ihft humph Hei blushes nl moat cvt her nlRhtlo on are as eke slammed tin dour U waR dllllcult to Kl much evidence out of tlioiii invInK to the complete Into of their bind IKPS hut the Court entei tallied chargis iMid lOimtcrcharBPis of nsnault and also n ohars e aKalnst Ham I hla nf carrying a black Jack In his pajama HII both wer held In JlOJO I I i 11 for General Hs910n STARVING I WOMAN DIES I AS CHILDHEN JEER While a crowd oC children on their sway to school today were wutciilnc an aged Mimun hobbling along PlMslun ulrcet und Jeering at her bent form and Iur rugged cloture site euudemy cried In runt of n btorn ul No Ill und roll tll the street A policeman summoned an ambulance from Gouxerneur Hospital hut Dr An thony WilD responded said that she Imd died Midilenly probably from heart failure dIll to lack of nourUliment jS o puwn delete were round on the body sue Wllfl for u fllinul Anti lusted to tiro Weber and another was j rii skirt and bore the name of Suundrrit Tin en elite nan all the money on the body Hurt from her emaciated condi tion und evident extreme poverty the IIOlCfl believe that starvation caused t1a womana death n The race is not to the swift but to the com p ttnt i Keep well and strong i on onGrapeNuts I THERES A REASON w t 0 Duke and Heiress Whose Reported Engagement Is Officially Denied I i t 5 t e I

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I 1 I I 1 i CARL70N i I I ARROW CUFFS i j Y ou Are Mistaken I t Madam I If you cling to a milkmans germladen milk it is because of mistaken ideas Perhaps you think that Van Camps Milk is peculiar If so you are wrong It differs from raw milk only in richness and purity You era ound to use Van Camps Milk Please remember this fact Van Six Cents Per Quart before ver long Camps is not like condensed milk which 2 Your neighbors will tell you its gc d is half sugara milk that you cant use ncss tell you what delicious milk dishes in cooking A pint can of Van Camps costs less they make with it Vc take the richest of nilk fresh from than ten cents when you buy the cans The will tell you the convenience of the cow and evaporate part of the water by the case a cow in your kitchen and the economy Then we cal it and sterilize it so it Put hack the two parts waterwhich too And you will not be content with comes to you just is fresh as it was on we evaporate and you have our original impure milk when you have learned those the day we milked it milk The cost is about six cents per i facts That is all We add no sugar no quart But you are s wrong in waiting starch no preservative Nothing what Think of thatrich Holstein milk If you will read these facts then get ever is altered ithotil a germ of any kind in it for six one can to prove t h emyou will use in 0 Analysis shows about 30 per cent of cents per quart And no waste your home the richest purest milk in America solids of which 8 per cent is butter fat Van Canips is as thick as thick cream So thick that you add one part water Its Whole Milk A Germless Milk for coffee Yet it costs half what cream f t COstThis This richest of milk costs 011 less than V you Van Camps is whole milk and an ps you n In fi tatcs day we nilk 20 II I every 1 never get that from your milkman 000 a half milk I ess titan a milk thats im Milk from the top of your milkmans cows pure And it can be always on hand Each of these cows is inspected So can has an excess of butter fat for the the who milk them No tuber I arc men I butter fat rIses Milk from below the cular COWSIIO diseased milkmen con For Children top has an excess of solids for the solids I yew their infections to Van Camps Milk fall And it lacks the butter fat Two thtrds the of children is Our dairies allitar Cleanliness mortality I are sanitary s Thus the milk from your milkman IS due the in milk it carried to the extreme to t IC germs I I everywhere is never twice alike Van Camps avoids those dangers Our where the milk is buildings Van Camps is always the sameal evap j the whole orated are built without wood Raw milk is just as unfit as raw meat ways rich milk All of the butter fat all of the solids arc in it I Then tin mill is sterilized after the It carries more danger of germ infection That This makes Give your children milk that is safe iUccrtain that is the reason for the superlative can is sealed t I flavor which Van Camps gives to a milk not a germ can exist in it They will like Van Camps betterthan raw milk For that slight almond flavor dish Xottbecaute of anything added Science guards every step There is due to sterilization is itself a delicious no artificial flavor You simply Not so with your milkmans milk In taste And the fact that Van Camps is get the richness that bcl to milk beings every drop there are myriads of germs Use not germladen makes it seem doubly Van Camps once in your cooking and you never know what germs they Learn the flavor that it gives to a milk good arc dish Then decide for yourself if you want to go back to raw milk In Washington D C it was recently found that 11 per cent of the dealers sold Van Camps Milk comes in 5 and 10 Nothin But Milk tubercular milkmilk with Consumption cent cansat your grocers Try one can in it Milk that caused guinea pigs to and yon will want it always Then it is when cheaper to buy by the casealso more I Van Camps is simply rich Holstein die of tuberculosis they were fed I milk with twothirds the water evap with it convenient I orated Yet that is but one of the risks Is it Produced in five states by the dairies Nothing whatever is added nothing not folly to take them when they can be of the Van Camp Packing Co Indian subtracted save water wholly avoided apolis Ind S Van Camps Milk orated Sterilized Unsweetened vU Carp Pitekiy Ca cvaporatedSterilizedUnsweetened i I nL mL r t 1 t i f it 1 Ae ILI SL Altaian arn s 1 1tJ V 1 L PLAce ON SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW TUESDAY iof BIN MENS AND WOMENS SILK UMBRELLAS IN 26 AND 28 INCII SIZES WITH HANDLES OF NATURAL WOOD SLCII AS ARE ORDINARILY SOLD FOR 300 ti v AT 200 EACH al I lo IMPORTED FLANNELS AND WOOL WAISTINGS ALSO FANCY SCOTCH FLANNELS FOR MENS SHIRTINGS 1 PLAIN AND FIGURED EIDERDOWN FLANNEL FOR BATH I GOWNS FANCY WHITE CLOAKINGS FOR INFANTS WEAR SILK EMBROIDERED SKIRTINGS PLAIN WHITE SAXONY AND FRENCH FLANNELS TOMORROW TUESDAY THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL ASSORTMENTS OF J BLANKETS COMFORTABLES AND BEDSPREADS MUSLIN SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES WILL BE OFFERED BLANKETS PER PAIR 500 650 775 950 BEDSPREADS SATIN FINISH EACH 215 290 CROCHET BEDSPREADS EACH 90c 100 135 MUSLIN SHEETS EACH 60c TO 85c I MUSLIN PILLOW CASES EACH 16c TO 24c 341li tr1rt 35th lrlrt a 511 lUClIUl I s T f V t u wn j l t l r1yyJ FL 9 t af She t LEYf S Jry i fl j I I t t91 r I I I J 20 Pure Worsted All Wool SUMS 6119 eo The New Greens Smokes and Brown

Here are 2b00 aiiib every thread 01 tauiic all wool pure I worsted and every suit journeyman tailored I You can get suits ab good anywhere for S20 as far as material i and workmanship are concerned But tor S20 you cannot hind in any other store as smart models I and as new and popular patterns Here are introduce the very latest corret shades FOREST GREENS TANBRKTAS and SKY SMOKES I Every garment is cut on an advanced Brill model and every garment is warranted absolutely to give full 3o service Sizes I tor men and young men This price S135C is possible for Brill stores only because of II Brill dose mill connections resulting in horirs puhtsed under I price Brill directed tailoring shops resulting in tailor work dons at least expense and the Brill policy to give Biill customer the best clothes values in New York for the sake of building bicjjer I Brill business I fJlrzilL Q ke I J J r 1 iiut II irli in Store rpen Irnhlta 279 BROADWAY n Chambers 125TH STREET cor 3d Avenue UNION SQUARE 14th St Swiy 47 CORTLANDT n Grcrwlch u R n M cy ft Cos Attr e1Ion Are Their t ow Prier S 1Tjc BwayatWeAv Mtkto3itkSL bTUKI IIOUK S A M TO 6 P M I Strictly a Business Proposition i Spending Your Money Where You I Can Spend It Most Advantageously r I Not in many years have merchandising con t ditions favored consumers of merchandise as j i GREATLY as they do this season I The opportunities for saving money on au I tumn and winter needs are unprecedented Herealways the home of famously low pricesprices reach LOWEST level thanks to our rigidly CASH SYSTEM Stores that give credit could not exist on a margin oT profit as slender as this I cash system demands MAKE COMPARISONSPURELY IN YOUR OWN INTERESTS The results will quickly coa l vince i 3U that this Macy store has clear title r to ABSOLUTE UNDERSELLING SUPREMACY 1I I I t rl n

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