The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
October 15, 1908

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y t THIRD A VENUE LINE IS FORCEDy TO RESTORE TRANSFER SYSTEM f t fI I ViATIIiil Pnlr tinlKliI mill Prlilnj PINAL Gbt RESULTS EDITION 1 3 IIlO r II Circulation Books Open to All I Circulation Books Open to All 1 PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK THURSDAY OCTOBER 15 1908 PRICE ONE CENT nn MORSE LOWER THAN A COMMON GAMBLER f SAYS HIS PROSECUTOR t U S District Attorney Stimson in Opening Trial of the Banker De clares a Gambler Risks Something Even When He Cheats I rrCbaracterizing Charles V Morse as lower than a common gambler United States DistrictAttorney Stimson today began the actual prosecu tion of the banker and Alfred H Curtis former president of the sus pended National Bank of America on charges of violating the national tanking laws A jury had been obtained before Mr Stimson began his opening address and Judge Hough ordered that it should be locked up and kept under guard throughout the proceedings I t This Is the first timo In nearly twenty years that a Jury In the United i States Court lias been ordered locked up During tho trial which may bt a week the twelve men will ho IOURC at the old Astor House In tho custody of six special deputy United States marshals This step was taken by Judge Hough Ion his own motion Tho swcarlneln lot the six deputies was the first In tlmatlon which the lawyers for the de l n8e had that such an extraordinary f course was contemplated No explana ton was offered We are surprised and shocked said lone of tho lawyers for the accused bankers But wo have of course no other comment to make It was learned this afternoon that In addition to the six special deputies who Ire guarding tho jurors a corps of se cret service men under Capt J W Flynn are watching the jurors and tho principal witnesses lor tho Govern ment S Both to Go on Stand It has been definitely ascertained that both Morse and Curtis will take the wlt I ness stand But while ilorso will try Ito defend his course In uslns bank funds far his Ice Trust pool his steamship con I eolldatlon and tho other manipulations Curtis It Is understood will go fully and frankly Into the transactions In which he was the lesser figure Some Idea of the course which he Is likely to pursue and some Idea also of the attitude In which the prosecution holds him was shown In United States DistrictAttorney Stlmsons opening for the Government He said ho would show that Curtis han merely been a fig urehead and a plastic figure in Morses deft handi Throughout his opening which lasted for nearly two hours Mr Stlnibon dwelt with particular emphasis on Morses domination over Curtis Mr Btlmson said ho would show by levldence that Curtis although nom I Wily president of the National Bank of North America wax really only u fig urehead through whom Morse controlled the assets and resources of the Institu tion and employed them to further his own private ends With this utterance by Mr Stimson there vanished tho last prospect df the realization of tho oft I repeated assertion that Curtis would be made the scapegoat for tho man higher Sup la tho financial game Makes Four Charges j Briefly said Stimson I will divide I the misdoings of theso two men under four headings I Pint Action rcnirilluif Ice tock couiolduflnn Uecond Action rrdlnl jteuuiililp consolidation I Third llnnk utiiclc JIlI rIlI11f Fourth OrrrilrnfU I will show you that by theso manipu lations Ice trust stock was forced up from 20 to 90 and that he funds of tho bank wore employed by MOl o to hold it to the latter Inllated fljuie I lll hov you oUo Unit from first to last these two defendants took vailous sums of money belonging to thu bank and put I them Into this speculation TIHJ8U J3U1 AaaHEUATKD 1200000 When tjie stack began to go down the juggling I of funds by dummies and by the 03 tenslble loaning of money on notes of a I doubtful value began I To cover lip Iliritn in c III nil tbcr npre fnlku eulHcu upon lilt book at Hie lunik There t rr other lllfKHl ulijin l fluno tllI lurn tu lihle tlinlr iiiiuiiliorl nl j alld Improper liuiKlllui of fiindn We will provu tu yuu that Cuitls the President and Morse the Vlrelrenl dinti did not enter the record of their 4C atlauil en Ifcend PM V BRIGHTON BEACH TRACK CUT MID BUilDING LOIS Work Begun on Making Villa Sites of Historic Race Course HHMMn MHPMM Brighton Beach race track will soon ho cut Into building lots The deal transferring the property to a real es tate syndicate has been closed and the work of tearing down the fences and ploughing up tho track was begun to day It H quite likely that lots nil be I advertised for salo beforo the snow file The big grand stand h the betting ring I ana neia stand will be allowed to remain until they ore disposed of to some man or syndicate needing such property But before the next season at tho sea shore opens the historic raco track will bo converted Into a settlement with streets nnd sidewalks Streets will be cut through from Nep tune nvenuo to the ocean A wide boulevard will bisect the property from cast to west Tho Improvements will be made by a corporation called the Brighton Estates and another big Im provement to the north will bo begun as a result of the opening of streets through to the ocean acrois the race track plot Unlike tho Manhattan Beach Estates this property will not be restricted throughout It Is expected that the ocean frontage will be taken up with amusement enterprloes The swampy Infield of the track will bo filled In with bOllMnken from the race track l nroner and whatever other lining Is necessary will bo mad with sund TURONTO RESULTS FHIST HACn Threeyearolds and upward puise ioO six furlongs Risk Hi C3olneu 3 to I oven and 1 to 2 won Ii tim Iljgths Jlng ThIstle 110 connollr 1 to 1 to and out Z Alerr Jtlg 1I1i u lIn 10 to I 4 to 1 anI 3 10 3 llmeI1S never I allta la Inspeclur lul18 also run HiCONJ JlACKUnck Hawk 107 Wnlfch G to 6 1 to i and out won Cosmopolitan 101 A Williams 3 to i and fven and 1 to 2 second Maid of Carroll iiS Klneh s to l 4 to 1 and 2 to I third IIUBstone HOOS Betsy lllnforil niul 1otunt nlho ran THIIin lUCEFor two years oM pnrsu lpO lx Mrlongsnrldoon JuT lA Williams 2 10 I 2 to 3 anl Ollt woni rveliht Ioonard 112 Jerdl 7 to Ii I to 2 and out seconll Ching Hllre 115 Connolly 6 10 5 2 to 6 and out third Tlme li93S TrfuppeT d vnnca Hoy also ran rOlHTH n AfiFor threeyearoldi anil up IJOO one mile The Globe 107 Hun 6 to f S to 0 mid out 1 Night Mist 101 Alex U tn 6 2 to 5 Hncl out i True Hoy 103 Lhnppc 0 to 1 2 10 I nnd efn 3 Tlliin MHC Tag line tlta anil Vaterluku al o run FIFTHv KACKFor tlireeyearoUa niul upwurdi pure JTOOj seven furloius King Thistle 1W Connolly 4 to 1 I tn C anil 4 to 5 won UcimUtance 109 I Finch 3 to 1 t to B 3 to 6 seconi Harry nicheion 109 MoArdl 3 to 1 I 4Iven and 1 to I third rlmeLU 55 Polar Bur Ormyr and L dy Uiiik jio rln DEliRIUM WINS RAMAPO EVENT FROM FALCAOA Belmont Feature Was a Two Horse Affair and a Whit ney Gift HILARIOUS A WINNER My Grace Captures the Jump ing Feature and Stamina Gets Hunter Handicap BELMONT RESULTS FIRST RACE Court Lady 1 Strike Out 2 Waponoca 3 SECOND RACE My Grace 1 Parson Kelly 2 Flying Machine 3 THIRD RACE Stamina 1 Whip Top Z Only two starters FOURTH RACE Dellmlum 1 Falcada 2 Only two starters FIFTH RACE Hilarious 1 Baby Wolf 2 Gretna Green 3 SIXTH RACE Nimbus 1 Cres aina 2 Burgher 3 BY VINCENT TREANOR Special to The Evrnme World I BELMONT PARK Oct ISThe Ham apo Handicap the feature of the days racing was a twohorse affair just like the Hunter Handicap the previous event and It resulted similarly In a victory for the Whitney stable Delir ium had only Falcada to beat but he did It In one of the prettiest finishes of the day Delirium led nil the way but the wise ones said at tho time Walt until they hit the stretch They waited and saw Delirium not only stand a hard drive but draw away from Fal cda to win very Impressively In the oral market Falcada was the preferred oneThe The opening event furnished a big surprise After Royal Captive and Strike Out on tho outer rail had run their heads off Couit Lady came down the middle of the track to win the race In the last couple of jumps Waponoca too was running fast at tho time and although It looked like he too had caught Strike Out the judges gave tho latter the place money Royal Captive tired badly right at the end and didnt get In the money Strike Out ran In the colors of F II Jllldcn Duryca paid ilOUO for him as a yearling Society Folk In Infield The Autumn Meadowbrook Steeple chase for real hunters was the society event of the afternoon and the sporty set went out to the Infield to witness tho running Courtle Smith won It with My Grace who was cleverly ridden by Mr J OBrien Flying Machine was the contendor all the way until he bolt ed at tho Liverpool In front of the grand stand This left only Parson Kelly ridden by Mr II Monocle Page to contest with My Grace Tho Parson ran a good game race and at ono tlmo got on even terms with My Grace Mr OBrien however had a lot up his sleovo at the time and he drew away when ready and beat Parson Kelly quite handily Flying Machine Dually cot over the Liverpool and continued the race to get tho shon money Kosubank declined the ISMIO early Millionaire vs Jockey The Hunter Handicap was xcratrhed down to two hows Ktamlna and Whin Top or Millionaire Whitney vs Wllho Mldgely exjockey Thu man tmt doesnt need tho money got It an usual Stamina won but for u mconn m ini stretch when Whip Top ranged along side of her and forced Gilbert to n drive It looked an If the exjockoys colors would get home Gilbert how ever rode a good race for a Ilmiiiro and held Stamina together She camo away to win cleverly but by no means easily Keene Gets a Race Another millionaire copped the rain In tho lirili when Hllnrlmi a tnoyear old In the Keeno colors just brrtud home In 108 the fastest mile of the year Baby Wolf rhased the twoyear old all the way but never threatened her very seriously It was a twoiori race strictly for Gietnu Uivn VUIH through early nnd Dolly Spanker could ndt gat up a gallop Itnclni Chart on rave 2 4 BAD FLOODS IN CHINA HONG KONG Oct 15 Thoro have been disastrous floods In the Sunnlng en Holplng districts Several town ars submerged and hundreds of people hnvi been rendered hoielosi AMALGAMATED DIVIDEND I Th Amalgamated Co per Company 4tir dolare4 the rul r qutrttrlx IlUveC at M ot I Design on Book About Roosevelts Career and Hobbies Written by Woman I TloM TH CoVER OF fOR OOSEVeLAIV rACT AND r 8rE y J Yl AvIV1R EY rJ L For Miiry of Mr llnlc Honk See Time 2 MAN WHO TRIED HIS OVN CASE DEClARED SANE 11 Rossen Regains Liberty After Months in Asylum and Bellevue ills L Ilosien formerly principal of Public School No 10 li HI Bronx was triumphantly nciiultted of Insanity thin afternoon by thn jury before Justlru Brady In the Supremo Court Like ICdwnnl W KiiPiell thn purnnolno I fromOannemora 1rlson who conduct I ed his own trial 1ossen nhkcil thn Court at one staRO of tho trial If ho might tnko thn nii o out of Ilia hands of his lawyern Fred It Wuro nnd I Harry Gnilmm Ilncklus for the pur I pone of crossexamining tho medlcnl ex perts saying While 1 have evtry conriOoncii In tho l honesty and ability of my counsel 1 feel that I am morn fninlllar with my case especially from the Hlundpolnt of the alienists I With the Courts permission Hoscn I crossexamined I rs Wlldnmn and Gregory who had had him under ob servation In tho Bellevuo llonpltol piycopathlo ward for ninetyfour iluys in a most credltablo fashion Jury Acts Quickly Tho Jury after a four days trial os i but little time In arriving at a verdict al follows Wo find nilli L Rotten can and of sound mind and we also ilnd that It li porftctly de to allow him at large Tbt AIIItant Corporation Counitl mov4i to mt nldo the verdict 81 con A trnry to the evidence but the motion was drnlid and llossen wllh thn Courts PIM niKMuii nddresced tlie Court Vuui1 lloniir and Gentlemen of the Jury I wish to thank you and to say that I will do nil In my power not to be a inennce to oclejy and will do till In m power to be u useful cltlzcii As to my family who caused me to be here I can onl say In tho language of a Great Teacher Father forgive them for they know not whut they do Rosscns manner was Impressive and theio was tho utmost stillness In the big courtroom at the top of the old granite pile Believed Him Insane Mr IIocUlus akcd for the Immediate dlrrhniMct of Iloisen Justice Bmdy said ho had no authority to dense him Tho case having been tried by the Jury on fiamea l mH a Justice In SpecIal Term Oiubt Ilr t nfflrm tho verdict and I then slHn tho discharge I linden wanhowever paroed In tho I riibtody of hla lawyers pending the I concluding act In tho rate Hitmen shodk hunilH with each juror I thaiiktnji him personally Ono Juror mild Must of us ret out ulth the belief I that you were Insane but you have convinced tin all by your manner and conduct heio that our llrst Impression was wiong Anotier said Rosirn yuur ere the kind of ninn I would IlKo to see more of and I hand you my cnid Call on me Thn others gave their cards to the man who after conlliiument In lllooin Ingdalu and In tho SlutaHospltul for the Jiiiuno at Ccnwal Isllp L 1 nnd nine tyfour Iay In Hcllovuos Insanity ward had fought before Hint suecmfully for hla llbert

ROCKEFELLER LOSbS BY FIRE CI ivni ANI O Oct liTho forest nren ulilrli lugrd near CollhiKuoiiU and Kuelkl vllluun yeKtuiday nnd last night wcrii oxtliiBUlshcrt today The damugu was confined to the woods and a stone crushing plant totalling upward of 150000 A tenacre tract owned by John O Rockefeller wuwept by the flames JRUMOREO ARREST I I OP A PROMINENT mOFFICIAL FIRE OFFICIAL Alleged to Have Been Guilty of iRobbery No Name Disclosed Thorn were rumors around Fire Head lunrters lato this afternoon that u prominent olllclal of the Fire Depart ment had been arrested on a chargu of l abbtry I All efforts to awitnln the tmmo of the olllclal were unaalilng I ALLEN WINTER SOLD TO AUSTRIAN FOR 50000 l Spechl to The Rrrnlnx WorM I LFMN5TOV Ky Out 15Junt after making u how of his Held In thu three I hents of tho West Stakes today Allen Winter winner of the lleudvlllu Handl nip and other good races on the Grand Clrcult wuu purchased by I Hchless WKor nf Vienna Auntrln for JWoiio lie wnH lepiited sold to Schles8lnier for I that amount several days ago but the itpoit VMIS a tillln premature and It was not until after thu rant today that I both A MePoimld nnd KchleKslnger ad mlttvd tho deal hud been closed Allen I Winter la u brown horto by 1M Winter Ialll Mits Hue and ho ulll I HI laced In Austria next suunuii nnd later retired to I the stud The nycarold lllly Joan by ni I rectum Bpy dam by llul llrudcn was purchased today by David tihuw of Cleveland O from W H McClure of WheelliiCi W Va for J25CO TRANSFERS PUT J BACK BY THIRD AVENUE LINE t Receiver Whitridge Agrees to Observe Behest of Public Service Board to Restore Joint Rate With Crosstown Road I NEW DEAL TO REMAIN IN EFFECT FOR SIX MONTHS I I Puts the proposition Up to Belt Line Controlled by Ryans Men Who Have Taken No Action to Meet the Commis sions Wishes Receiver Frederick W Whitridge of the Third Avenue Railway Company today complied with the request of the Public Service Com mission to arrange for a joint rate with the Central Park North and East River Railroad Company which operates the Fiftyninth street crosstown surface car line Mr Whitridge offers to give passengers on his line transfers to the Belt line and in return for that companys acceptance of the same ha will accept transfers from passengers who have paid their fares on the Belt line cars JHAW SUMMONED 10 PiTlSBURG RN A NEW WRIT un M I1L 111 I Federal Court Paper Served on the Superintendent of Mat teawan Asylum riSHKILL LANDING X Y Oct IB A writ Issued by the United States Court In Pennsylvania commanding Dr Hobert B Lamb superintendent of the Mntteawnn Hospital for tho Crim inal Insane to produce Harry K Thaw at PittsburiT forthwith was hcrved upon Dr Lamb today Tho writ Willi nerved by n United States Deputy Marshal who was wait InR for tho doctor it the railroad sta tion hero when ho topped fiom an In comlns train Dr Lamb has not yet reached n deci sion a 10 what action lio will taltu Thu writ lervcII un Ur Lamb U sim ilar to ono Issued by tho mimu court and served on tho Sheriff of Westchestei County when Thaw was held In tho county Jail uhoitly befoio ho was re committed to Mntteawan It way Issued In connection with bankruptcy proceed lnn auainst Thaw now pending In rennsylvunla The Sheriff refused to comply with the order of the writ on the ground thnl Tlmw then lUII In cuitoily of the New Vorls State Supremo Court Immediately after thu mrvlco ot the writ Dr Lamb vent his uhMsiunt L r A T llaKer to New York to lilY the mat ter beforo foimer UUlrlctAttorncy Gardiner who has been retained by the AttorneyCifiierul to udvlte the olllclal liavliiK Tlmw In custody At ABU lllnl Caidiners olllce In this city U as said thlu afternoon that Col Gardiner would Instruct Dr I inib not to obey tli writ claiming tliut tlie courts hate no jurisdiction over u man wlu hUll been doclarvd Insunu I 0 Inllli 1 lblill Gam at W lolllt OCI IT WI hon 11 It reclal er Pbro aI 111 al real oJ II I 11 II Nun 1 Irtp J In nn npen letter to the Public Service Cominlxslon Mr Whltildfrc makes a nntnlier of UKBcstlons He nleo wrote to the mnnnKcment of the nlt line mnlihis n formal tender of an change of transfers Plan to Run Six Mcntlu Ills proposition III of n tell ornry Ill II IIIctor for n period of K Ix months which will carry the proposition well beyond election day Mr WhltrlilBc took lunch yesterday lth Public Service Commit loner John K Uustls nnd It Is unilerstooJ that to I dayH dovclopincnt vas nrranu d thon I Tho Central PniU North vnl Hast lllvor ItHlliond Company li mIned by Ilho Ityun eiowil Itn cntlio bond Issue of SllMOiKX Is down in the treabury of I tho InterboroUBhMetropolltan Com I pnny nlso J330000 worth of Its stock Individuals tn thn Metropolitan con i trol the majority ot the 1 CO900 stock Issue and to hide thu real ownership I Henry Thompson and A H Vandcrpoel ill lawyers of No2 Wall street were put forward with a now directorate when transfers were shut off by the Metro j politan last August Cant Talk About It I cannot talk about the belt line at this time said Mr Vanderpoel who Is pnld to bo an Individual owner of some of UN stock I If you cannot talk as counsel you mhht peak as n HucUhoMcr was olllilClltll I Von will have to set nil your infor mation from Mr Wliltrldje Mr Van i I dcipool replied t Leo Ilukeib n bookkeeper employed by i tho llelt Lino Company testified nt the 1tilille Service heiirlhK todiy that slncu I tho cut off In transfers between Au 0 i and Sepl 3 the company had carried I I757KIC passengers He save thu gross I I earning at JVjltTr hut said tlio aper i jatlnK oponses woio jl3l71 Tlie com I I pany buys Its power from tho receiver of tho Metropolitan nnil also iiiils ItM I CUIS troin the same gouire j i Seeks a New Del I Iterelvor VhltiMo toni pels ago oHeicd to operate the Uclt Linn In con nectluii with tile Third utnuft eystcin UU iiiijiusa wilt to let thu JJcIt Line people lieep nil thu fiiua they took In I but fur Uiti cioubtuwii load to carry all 1 his puHkenKcru piuxentmi tninufers This WHU ivjvctcd by thu Kelt Lino peo ple pleMr Mr UhltriilKii hut nplliiiJ to tho Ilouid if Kutlmuto nnd Apportionment I for a timiclteo to operate u iir lino I ucroim the HluckwellH I luinl Hrldge rate with the llelt Lino To Imvu u Joint I tn tho event his frunclui li uranud I would bo very katlsfuctory to him a u5UU 10 1luurnln rU WuhlaitooSunMt Jloulo Taurltt without chitayu rain Wuhtncloa B6rUC I ZHZV Oiflcel l313lCOO UrMd r I J

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7 r d V 1 1 w 1 VYT YH I t n THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY OCTOBER 1908 it i PARALYTIC GIRL I IS OVERCOME BY NEARBY GAS LEAK invalid Is Found Unconscious From Fumes Emitted Within Reach COULD NOT LIFT ARM t ii Watches Death Steal Upon t L HerFrom Stove She Was Unable to Reach A tragic situation was mad for Miss Catherine Phelan o young woman who L for three yearn has been a helpless J I tiaralytlc when she cat In the kitchen of her home at No 310 West One Hun Bred and Eighteenth street thl after j hoon and saw ft gas tube uncouple from the lighted etovc and then felt the gas i bs all her senses Although conscious of everything that went on about her and In full posses sion of all her mental faculties Miss t lielan can neither lift hand or foot hor speak above i faint whisper She has lived with her younger sister Mar traret since she was afflicted with paralysis Shortly before noon today the sister prepared a soup and net It on the Stove Catherine was carried Into the loom to watch her sister prepare luncheon and a hook was propped In her lap fO she could read Presently the younger sister thought of something she Lad neglected to purchase and set out lor a store Helpless In Face of Death Sr hrj jfcarcp It v r11 o lnvllil Glancing at the stove aw tha tube if the Sighted burner slip oT ami tho Hame go out Her right haml VMS not four feet from the tube which had fallen to the Moor yet she was helpless to reach It She struggled to cull out but could only whlcper The dOor and windows of the kitchen were closed and as the volume of gas Increased the unfortunate young Woman stlfllcd and choked I she could unly have moved her foot she might have put It on the tube and stopped u flow of gas She began to count the minutes that should intervene before her sisters re turn pair j that no neighbor would for a few moments gossip with her for she realized that a slight delay would men death Time and again she sought lo throw her voice above a whisper but failed choking and gasping Desperate but Helpless Gradually her breathing became more lfHcult and there was a heavy pounding In her par Sho watched the little tube nt her feet and almost Imagined she tould see the deadly fumes rush tom It She thought of a hundred ways In which she might escape death could she only move some of the paralyzed muscles Khc struggled lo thru I herself from the chair thinking that If she could fall Upon the tube she could grasp It some how and stop the lethal low Then her senses began to leave her und dually as sho hoard the fain echo of her sIsters step upon tho stairs she i lost consciousness Her hclplest body fell half over the chair as the sister burst Into the room and icallzed what nad happened First Aid Saved Her j i The younger sister thought her KS kor was dead and her screams 1le heard out In the street by Policeman ifalght He summoned Dr Huh from the J Hood Wright Hospital and car ried the senseless para ytlc to an open window Then he applied Unit aid to the Injured and when the Rurnrrm came he saId that only this prompt action had saved the Invalid life When restored to cotiMousn i fhn tolil li or sitter of the lorllll Hlie bad iufTered in her li ljiIeMie ii SmrriMni each IrantlP moment duilng which nii had watched tl march of lieilh iou the little tube at her feet 0 few mil UteK lonaer paid tie suiueon all si would have hern dead HeHp Wae1 ToDay I t Advertised to In Rw WomJnj WorHs Want Directory THURSDAY Oct It ll A Adwl f CXf J loteul i i l i i it 0 I Iv or3ehoird 1 4ti4ucn lalJ 4 1111 I ctitS Jai I Ji lloll uII t I sri 1 Jtvvumr IrIendtl JA6W riiljfj I ic1isaihs 1 I iiiaUi t UIU jf t tfc 1 kbJdr l Lieaini pookluclU I Mileniiiti I oa 4i iuiuiu tiraI4WOrkeri 1 JlililaiK 1 hlmn i11 Nuiwt H I i UlUhulUkr utchus 1 I pKojupioi ahIMakr n lalrI int3grer5 i riflto4 I 1 rinter lllmtr UahltI fi 14iart II I hJmrrmI1 1ours a fii Iolorl Iliits ililiry Ihlp buttcun i Irttttr J ColCI r rro iinn I nllar Jtufrr uiI iI 1 zuleildIles F Ik 11 sma I i uitcn olr YIU Jiyii W elk 11 111111 Clt1i44 I mleu Klti IhM a nll lIai lIhi4IIt1 I IJ I 111n IU hr le1i V fnnvfwkMu i icrIctli4 IQapur Plrl fIIllhl If Ii mbre1rr IesI 0 ltinr 3 T2ioM fmblIIrr Teller f1 Iclnr J Tflmnisi II fnCtHtl I Tp lllu 7 1ei J IfI ri iri j t 11 Ihlu I i Ivrs J Unl u It 111 I Wtlicn f Mllri I Mtll M1 S A niiii j HU Unnji 1 ik 3lspi ill5 TUIOI J r r m The Wrl rntJ tilay j 1 1 Help t 722 mow ihin I oih New Vwk papers conihinej L 0 ROOSEVELTIAN fACT AND FABLE WOMANS THEME lTo the Galleries to Whom Hero Has Played Her Book Is Dedicated FLOUTS MY POLICIES Believes Everything Vas Wrong Until He Touched It Mrs Hale Says I A DEDICATION To the galleries to whom my l lero has played so long and so suc cessfully this little volume Is af fectionately L dedicated O heresy of heresies A woman In the person of Mrs Annie Riley Hale of Washington D C has dared to come out In a book printed by the Broadway Publishing Company and entitled Rooseveltlan Fact and Fable In which she lays herself open to a charge of lese majestc and makes herself a possible first candidate among women for the Ananlas Club Mm Hale we are told Is simply In terested In politics and was especially desirous that the book be placed on the market so that I might be used In the present campaign What subtle In fluece can be working here I Is pos sible that she Is subsidized by the Demo cratic National Committee or does sho simply wish to see father friend or sweetheart elected to high omce Hands Him a Lemon Mrs Hale starts right In with the President almost as soon as he Is out of his swaddling Harvard pantaloons and attacks his motives his principles and his actions nctons From the time he went up San Juan 11111or rather didnt go up until he forced the nomination of Taft down the j throats of the people she gently j passes him the lemon I He early exhibited the restless en ergy whclh delights In stirring up things nnd an Insatiable desire for the limelight which time hath not abated In the first year he learned he value of dramatic display and the full Importance of liberal advertising j Gain on she says n few words of his blecranherH Jacob Rils whom she snji c President always calls New best citizen Is referred to as the voted tills the faithful Illls Francis Scupp Indian Commis sioner Is referred to as Apologist Supp His Bow In Politics Of the Presidents entrance Into poll Ics when Blame and Cleveland were In the lists she has this to say And what of Theodore Roosevelt In this crisis The Cleveland programme was the Roosevelt programme as noose j veil himself had noisily proclaimed It tram his seat among the reformer Suiely for this earned Insistent young rcfoimcr of lofty lileils and clamorous honesty there could nn but one choice between these two Nay senile reader I be not oerhasty In judging the actions ot the ireat Theodore Iooievelt bade i adieu to his reform associates without a tremor and cheerily took his stand under tho banner of the Plumed night As to my policies silo says So many Ideas lint policies have been attributed lo Mr Koiscxeit which rightfully belonged cwheie that It IK I positively refiedlilnK to encounter tlC I Robseveltlnn idea whouu authorship is undisputed I H d a Good Alibi As proof of the fact that the Iusl ilent could prove an nlibl rt San Juin Hill 511 iiniter hl civil acids y e Ino a xpIMiiliil Ilel of tho rharce on San Juan hln kiIr to HIT Ift and a thud I n mil lo loll where the In fantry of Kent Ifil hy hawkIns was climbing Iho Mil Out ot the cnurtalnlni notion lhat tlf unheio son clo v or tuber leViJUVK iihoit Ilc lf II rl J rl pto eels thai i1 tier cnKRsLK Idea tiiat nerytliltii w is ilv unll lIP ti ti IM i I r positive Hint he would hove nt lemplrd II icform all the otler Ktiat hutcsmcn Jcl il cy iot passed olf tlit UJiin I Ol lik time Mrs Halo handles KuuscveHs mock Invtiitiriitlan of 11 Jon YoiU lite r Company while lo was Jotcmo without luvc she sore that AOJt Jell I nl D ArtlitwR woe apiiolntrd by lloukfvell to Ill vest Jrt C the lrdltt moni urails II cumiiiMiy mnlo II Mr Kline and aftti llvo hrus url inctdo t ujf il und resigned U 1 Kllburn Mtpirnumlcnt of HrInl refiijtnl beinn lsti id by lie Gouiivj flio FUr and conductlni an lndcidcn invcvtiKatlnn maile his re port lioh lie rrporlR Mrs Halo nays wrie slclvcil ail the Ooveinment HH l1 tu miio linrmn thc contents I IDdc the Country Gp On March IV tas Irs Hall the jCeiv York Vorlil niinnctil 10 fCIure In home vay a cop of the Kilhurn report so pcdulQUJly supprcstcil at Albany and published It practically In rul The country KUXPOI it thy dlllflal riaillnria lon it contained of the vorxt charges innlc liy Kline or hinted at by tile iiupopfr N There nemiil no lunsn1 I chrtuo to doubt Dial tlie fjiliclul in Vvitifratlon lIe ii IJII imixzicd bctiuHe of tie iiromlnintt f the persons In volved ulo now stool foitli In HID white Ilistit p3lniul en inpliiiou Tlicy ucic iMliu Hot tI SdTOUny of Wit Jllin W CrltK tlnii Aiturney Uineri TomuH K Kyan Vllllnm e Whitney it al who WrI umvlrtcd by the ivldcini of making HrKtl loaim tu duiiU jwllllrlann 111 iii lCd IIIS KJU t Iayn lnsur nei comimr klijiu 1 i MS ontlnucH vns n of the ltIi 10 iutlt by the en uKoilnod tf the e t U i t injri than fl w I I U Kuui III gui 141 11 I lian lo tho nin uili v I i jiKUii Hoot has Icon the brains uf the Jtuutevull adinlnUirailua His cool uuldlng hand hut toned down INVESTIGATING SUDDEN DEATH I AIA HOSPITAL Max Krone Shot Himself but Police Vere Not Told About I The Coroners Oillce began an In vestigation today of the alleged ef fort of St Marks Hofspltnl nnd Dr Pflster of Xo 77 West Fortypcventh street to suppress the fact that Max Krone n tailor of No i West Fort j seventh street died on the operating table In the hospital today from a gull S wound ho hud Inflicted himself I The hospital reported the case to the I Coroners Once fts one of sudden death When reporters went to the tailors liouse they were told by the vlfo that the man had died from natural causes I but Inter It was learned from the hos pital that he had been rushed there at 5 oclock this morning rurferinsr from ft bullet wound In the temple Several policemen were sent to Inter view the wife and finally she told them a story of her husbands shooting him self and his wish that the police should not be notified Earl last evening she said her hus band had complained o feeling 111 and wont to bed Their two little girls Mildred eight ant Stella seven years old sleep 111 a smell bed beside the one which the tailor and his wife occupied The little girls were asleep when their father went to bed Mrs Korne was I busy In the kitchen Presently she heard a sharp report Going Into her husband room sac asked him If he had heard a pistol shot He said no that it must have been an I automobile outside Reassured the wife returned to her work But In 1 few minutes she heard another report and then the rcrenm of her little Rlrlc This time she found her husband out i of bed leaning against a bureau with i one hand clasped over a wound In the temple He was raising the revolver to snoot hlmrelf again when she reach ed him She fought for several minutes before she could wrest the weapon troni I him and wlwn she got It thiew it down a dumbwaiter shaft The tailor was still conscious but I tII begged his wife not tn summon till as he would be art estd for shootlnc him self She did nothing until 5 oclock this morning when ho rwneil to be sinking Then she called In Dr 1fister The wounded man bcggei the doctor not to notify the police and according in Mrs Krone the doctor snld Ill fix that all right ril get a private ambulance nml have him taken tu St Marks Hospital This was done and the police were kept In Ignorance ot the suicide What the tailors motive was for killing himself his wife could not fathom Sim said that Ia had been working very hard recently nnd complained of his head Ho conducted a ladles tailor shop and was prosperous TAFT LEAGUE GETS AN ALBANY CHARTER ALBANY CKt 15Thr Taft League of the State of New York with head quarters in New Ysrlt City ftc a cer tificate of Incorporation todiy with the Secretary of State The cluj is or ganised to pronatp the candMicy for President of the United Stares of Will lam II Tnt and to promote tfiA can didacy of suh cther candidates as may be acreptaVe to thC leasue The ilirccturs are Morris Clmnalatt Herman Hairrun Hevrt ir ILHII Arhui C Davis arl Sdney iluntor ml of Nea York 0 UNWRITTEN LAW FAILS IN KANSAN FATHERS CASE 1NDEPKNDEXCH Kn OCT Jr Jtuy 11 the cafe of Henry Iiiliner eV vih he kilni of Tobias n1 yii ICI hw tuji jsiJ of no hij iliugir tunifd n vprdii Mere 11 11 ui iui ot mniler in ihe HIM tt fl jji This C3niti with It 1 life sei Tie sir who Is ylcteen years l id worked ut a tsrvant In Sawyers i home u many I M etamljr tifrfonnuiie and CtCtlSllUHlll lliKid Ifly IK Hi es into timlilntiic o RcoteycK the Prcaeicr In thn IhtlJlei o i U iiceveli 1111 Ileaher Mr llnl ni Ilk nnv I i Mil lul lluullt 1111111 Hleli 1 piintl ul unanlmiiy uf vifriv ir 11 PIP Ins billt ItjninvflJiii irlilfH if i riA ut nIwltl fileiiiilv MriiUi JliliiK irinutlc 01 iiy eiui ni rally around their cominuii niroilni crouiid to bear I tijovilt I lie ii em Ini Hi Itameil lo picaiit I 35 Min llul HI tJunUay 6 Ile viieru 11 luLffiu a IR lull uhkh tn11iillnri to Jaeftli HUH 14 fa 11 Uiii il nn Ufvuiui ul u rJe ulti tiio MiiiiJi nlojl autliurtloa vlitifn of iniiDif iiif iiivtlt iuiirieil vji cki te n burnil etui came uY with 110 Ju cirrlfil his iireaclilns habIt Into Ii pitllie life aid no incident nnd lilatliudhiinix ufiv I is iint lls lliut tney prnvoliod TiiiTai II Ilredii film rum falCIHn that wnat lie particularly Ilkiil abnut ItooKiveit wan ii Is original Uiicuvtry of tic IVn lurnmandmcntii srUtI rf 11 IPI lrmnrmentv I As a Prcsi Agent Mr hales Icrt leeiueiitc In Vrih IliKtun lihUK lid intimtt Km ilcilHu uf tilt AiliiillllHtiMlfii uu uiit liiMly Cl u fcML In icnuliig lioi ileliKhtliil eiinp lei I Ilriieiit anl tin 1ivcc Mr Inouvi It jt Iluver and jiinverful rVinlpulaUi nf tliu lircn HKciioles He tayH Is runei ilil liy Imth frletnlH and Cuec Intil Im 0 lino the Jlehlrtency Iliinvelti niiltmli I Q SIll ri the iiiefu t nf irntt ronlhil and cun rlllatuiy After hi s ennlllshnient In lifhlMSten hiivivei lie nlirtiil nljijill fuily out cf tilt twu Inn ill Ill u mnre iievspntifi IH K MJunilintx In NVnrliltiKlnn tn bd bin special mm irllKiii I I III IUnllr i nn lluKi mi hnnnn In the piiila tn dance of the II I MIlliil ii tll Vhlte Ill Ciieltooi Tli e me the hlldx nlilili loom lohn II the IXiiiUlvr cliainlKi and give out to tltii cilltois fin Hie henetll nf I IX peclant public tl e murim UfirKlngit of the IMeutlve mind Mrn lisle linen iiul mulct CKtiinHte be lalu 11 hdli Unit ItfiimiVell hax un Hie hfuii V I ill JS of 1 t iIttthit and itO 14 linpufkl llf It II UI lllSlllllMlulllZt Ill Ulllllllfl HnxIriK 1 ttit itjill nnd lul11 I rt I l llllt 11 uayn I 111 I ca rued tin toil of linlUK countei 1 u 11 iiifliilnril bellcl a nil lunv i IU ami Inrlr VII II I is any m Idcire II lb louit uler liund Is uiailc i I In UKint nf It o All this ness of ItiKM itian war ellliprr tleivfore are leriby warnnl Mkuliikt these pajti wuntlnt uny valuable tInts over LAWYER MARRIN GUll T OF CRIME TEN YEARS OLD Former Brooklyn Political Leader Convicted of For geries to 70000 Frank C Marrln the former nttor fey who was arrested several weeks ago on a warrant ten years old was found guilty in the Brooklyn County Court this afternoon of forgery In the first degree before Judge Dike Sen tence will bo pronounced on Wednesday next Marrln heard the verdict without moving a muscle The arrest of Marrln who Is sup posed to have pored In Philadelphia as the notorious Cal Stone took place when he believed himself to be outsdo the Jurisdiction of the Now York courts as he was out on ball on a swindling charge on which he was to have been tried shortly In Philadelphia growing out of the activities of an nl leged copper company The forgery of which Mnrrln was found guilty today was committed ten j yeans ago and the victim was Mrs j Katharine allrry the widow of a once well known Brooklynlte Marrln who I was at that time a district leader and I flourishing attorne undertook the control of Mr Harrys estate and ac cording to the evidence swlnded her out of 170000 by means of forged mort gages MORSE LOWER THAN A COMMON GAMBLER SAYS HIS PROSECUTOR Continued From First Page purchase of Ice Trust stock under the proper heading On the contrary they entered false and fictitious loans pur porting to show that the blocks of ice stock which they had really bought out right hail merely been put up as col lateral security Used Names of Dummies Hfpenteillv the names of clerks In their own employ and small outside brokers appeared as ostensible borrow ers of sums which as a matter of truth had pone for the purchase of stock I will lie nude apparent that these Ice Trust securities were sold by Morse who owned them nt a value which he knew Olle was artificial and Inflated to himself and paid fin with money which did not I belong 10 him I I Thin limn Morno illil nut rise iveil lo tlir method of Clio eons I Inn Kttiiitilor for the common I cnmliler rink komrtlilnK even i licit lif clirniN you Pur crum ple In one itIsthi lies I have proof I to nliow lor anil Curt took siMMiuj lieiimdim to I In hnuk mill iiltli II lioiiKlif III sit are of lei TniHl nunIt ill HO wlldl In I he njieu market I ivnn thru 1 Inu JIM n 1 1 Gtory of Come Notes Mr Stlmson said Morse Induced Cnl vln Au tm the broker buy lJiO shares of Ice Austin Gall Morse his note i t mi MOTM ent him the stoc The Jay later Moise sent word that tie trunsrtlon was I Austin teturieI the su rU but accord ing to Stlnuun 10 see toml of Mrd Ing bach Austins iinte ncsctlated It at the National Hank cf North Amer ica converting the proceeds to his own ute Curtis in mid had guilty knowl edge r Inc as I part to this transaction anil to n slmilnr ImnHI tln with Tluins Sturglf of the Con iiental Fltmni Cc ill Ill fl V In which HtnslsH nile for fnOirrt was uurd us Austins hid been I The oteirnshtp Trust j CoflI I IIi to tle Sttiimahlp Trust Mr Sti tun I 0 Itt Ic uruld bi nblo to rhow I Mat Inilier yflh of the National Until of inlii Ameilwi lid Il1 InI luciii ti KUe hs nite fr lsmCOu In ex ohuiii1 Irr siiiefc f 11f New VorU nml Cuba Mini StfiuiTIiip Company This note wIt I 1 dlffounteii by tiie KnicKoi borlter Tiuit Ciniiiio nnd theieifte the 1 ni slOt fo jui ldh1 liat tie coni xpnaUirH eiijryil tie lift uf botl tie I iiick unit tin irrc il in le loan on the noe 11 the IHn Ill dnl i W U Him ol 11 Ninl lii Stliiison I ulliSiil limt Miue nut Hluli lime fin tkiitx nun fii JHii Il iMlinnsi for NLW Yrl ansi i thIn xlcitU on the uiumltt tlnl Ito noen wuulil be htp IIHTI li lib iiieiioniniia nf the liiIIlC I tliir Ilit tb lloti Hiie uuiI ia ile I ilheii linil liefi i Mr HllniFon nlil Mnrce I nil Curtis uinl 11 name uf Mni ijrlvau ni iittny 1 s WliMjii in iiiir imivliufeip I ul 1 liei ul IIi luiill o I Nii ti AMirlen I I 01151 llnikIi i Stijn trnod hU iidJies hy de XT 14 tl iSjV oieidniiai of nil uc iDuii by nore ilmri I rt i This liJiipenfil he vUl lat Or icbir irliin ivery fiiefu bin i1 r ivac brsluidlii ls re nui ei in the IHCO of IJ Mjnns ptne Ve Ilirtlu permitted II uyliu of Marc ilirki oltUKh kl 11 full wtl Uiat Mornc hal no i nUrltltt tlut would ireet Hie nununt I f nIl iniiafl In hn ixclnmrnt I iTt li hniv n to hnve said that More I hf binlc hi Mor ROIII bunt yet el Morse Ilk nor thin lOltt liis cnnlllu 1 iipl tI I cf resources under the uvf ininrnt Inv First Wltres Called t Ai his Pint wltriefs Mr Siim on called Cliaies A llanna niird Sateii hank eimlirr and roifllvir uf the Nitonil Honk of North Ameien The witness 1 ntlllfi tho book and a flInts o I he bm AsJilHtnnt DlirlctAttorney Henry KlfiUp iicistlnel hh Alfied I ilemmons 1411 I hip nntt wit netH He li A IUrk In 1 olflcn of the iomptroltr of i bo Cuneney a nih iiinor He produced rworils of ills of fire Including copIes of certain cone oiiiUii i i tviiii UanlilnKton and UT 11111 nf North Amerlii Anil thl iy iiiiuihly ripnrli made by tlH linnk Tltv 55011 nit rMimmeil it fills lime idvlM I Hltter a CI ttlitIfll In t Ill n Ii il Idfiitltlcil 1 blue print iliiiKiiim of Ills nuikinK which Hhoweil tle llDin pia of Hit hank uillccs al No 11 f I nnt i jilnce rilMiil I Wine former cashier of be Nntional Hank of North America mil fur jnnny yuirn In Hi rmploy enmu next tl M ilfl It nurrefdnl to tho pllt of rnHhlfr wluii IuitlM whl linil been ndiicr lncdine priBliieiu HP idcntlllMl Lilt inliiule I ouk In nhleh lift liiul kept iho uionln of iHiitlniu of the Homl of IMrcclorH for five iiiiH Tim criiHH eNimliiatliin was I ili iihl hanelffl af fair Mr MneKuilane Invariably sia 1 lUg for ijijx and l itig e I ilriiii fm Ill 14 HIUK imiinlni tilII tie ilcfMlhO nf tl 0 tvo irci h priicMially icing roi ilurtfil RepjiftifJv Tbt 11 I 1 fev Ill I iIli ll of the frvston rfio ili miil 1 rxuinlnntkcu by Ill HltiHn if i riet nf rirk brarliiK be s inauiuii of Curtly N u efoit wins rruUii ut this tme tu connect uny oj Wires itttemrnt or any of the dOCU COMPTROlLERS JOB WORTH 100000 A YEAR SAYS MHZ And He Would Like to Dis charge 25 Per Cent of His Men Henry Schneider connected with the Eleventh Avenue Track nemovnl Asso ciation created A good deal of A stir at the burl Ret discussions nt the Budget Exhibition at the City Investing Build ing toda Health Commlssolner Dar lington and Comptroller Metz had ex plained why there are needed Increases In the budget of each and Mr Met asked for questions Schneider made An exhaustive attack upon the New York Central Railroad and pon city otTlclnla for not driving the railroad corporation from Eleventh avenue Thero was much confusion anti the chairman offered Schneider three minutes In which to state his question The three minutes had elapsed but Schneider got the floor again and asked why Mr Metz did not see to It that the value of three hun dred city lots which he says are In the possession of the New York Central Railroad should be paid to the city I Is a matter for a budget Investiga I tion he said for If that money Is paid our taxes will go down The voices of the So killed on Eleventh avenue cry out together with the thou sands of Injured Hclth Commissioner Darlington said he needed extra money for 200 nurses nnd 2CO physicians or Inspection pur poses Of 400000 school children exam ined he said 76 ptr cent had some physical defect Children and their care should be the object o life he said What U the el1 thl use of spending I ii4COO600 for education yearly if you have Ill students What Is the use of a highly educated but 1 deed child The Increases we ask for will save 10 XXJOOV Then Dr Darlington toll about the progress o the milk foIl food Inps lon Why do we Inspect thj milk mik he asked Hecause dirt In the milk means the life of your child The form er must be taught that when ho doesnt scald his milk pall that a child urns die In New York Typhoid causes 40 to 705 deaths yearly due to bad water and more bacteriologists are needed I want fid I more employees 1 hnve Jut lost three o my best bacteriologists because a little Southern city was able to call cal them down there for mar mOw than the niggardly alowancc of the city or New York Eleven tons of bad food are destroyed rial y Better eye clinic facilities are need ed In New York ond the establishment Ntahlshmenl of such an Institution Is necessary In Hrooklyn Most of the blindness 18 pro ventftbe If we have competent Inspec lion ton Of the OtlBvllle tuberculosis sani tarium Dr Darlington In unswer to a question said I cost fW and It Is Bolus t cost more And the patients are getting well palent If you Ire II prevent expectorating II public half the public w un1 ctoratinS anest the other half Dr Darlington Darlrglon said Women dont Vliv iionld men r I wets 1 uomin in tie city of New York I should never many a lan that pat In 1 publiu place Comptroller Metz said I obicct to I RCKi len tlass log boec but when you get a good man keep him There ate K 1 cleikB In my unite I should like t i get rid of 21 per cent of them but mv I hands are tied If It wore mv huslnvu i Id tire out the 21 pe cei and 1 d run my business holler Give us a little I leeway My hands are tied Dont tate this puisonnlly but the man who Cilia the Comptiollora job competently In this town should get not the MjCkj that I happen to receive but llOOH its a benutnul pro ot asking a man to be ltifl It rob I ml in II ad on I that he has goro broke before he Is ihiough I I MODEl EMPLOYEE STOLE 37000 IN WALL STREET o I An enmlnatlon of the bonks of II K Judeun Co broker No C Wall Miiil conclinltil lodiiy revealed thai Henry I Snlmnstalil the mnnnslny bookkeeper who tiled sept U1 nfnr lull1 yean MTVirc with the ill in wa short In ilc account about IIVO Tot cmbefcliment hUH been I Ill rgtti to proft and loss brcnure to far as the llrm knows Satorsuhl died bankrupt 110 1111181 JI ill wan coil aitlNtrd a model Wall Street oHlce man Hi knew the same from al tides never miffed r day n nil his advice and counsel wero fie fluently i MUo tcil He lived In Klla net It N 1 In a rlcacaiU homo with Ills wife nnd two children and was one of tho foremoHl workers In the Molhoillm Church Nor did ho have any stnu vlfis or bad Imblts The member of the nrm were sin cerely sorry when ho died und con do od with the widow A new man WII employed In the nfflcn to take Hulton stall IM place and It did not take him long tu Uncover tlmt there WAV MO mt 1111111 wrong with I 1111 books Ho re ported to Mr Judmin and Iho othei ijirtner Warren l Noah Thc re fiinid to crtdlt the Information at flint but personal examination seemed o warrant calllnK In an expert The iinbeMliment tfls then slowly i uncovered Hem by Item and other rlr I i IIIKIUIK i HMII learnwl which estab lished that Haltonntahl hud Inst all till i money he tilfi In Wall street specula I tlfin no n mrntarv evidence with tIle alleged Im pioper trinxactluim of tho two men on trial An Actonlohlno Admission I I While some copIes of rrjiortA made to I the ilomptroller nit Ihe Currrney by thu I olllrlalf uf tied bank ilurlni DOij and Wrt In olicllMir to his rail were be IMJJ submlttcil In ovldmce Lawyer Mao ii j no intili lhl 1111011 0 Ii Ins ilerlani 1 IIIIn Vhllo wo ailmll that It In Mr i lnrre alKiialiiiP which npneuru on I UKMI n ports wu ilo nt admit that lie I over read them or ever know their con I 11111 11111IIIr It paper war Idcntlnei by which it viu shown thaI Miss Kate A WlUin MOISHI rccrcinry had Mntpfti IIOVMT of attorney and kept It I on ills In th link Thl pow r ot at torney wa i dtttd Mix t loot JAP WARSHIPS WElCOME YANKEE FLEET OUT AT SEA Wireless Flashes News to Latin mil ism ioi ovousOver Arrival of Battleships TOKIO Oct ISThe American battle ship licet somewhat In advance of Us schedule has been sighted by tho Jap anese war vessels sent to convoy a friendly greeting and a wireless message received reports today that Admiral Sperry his officers and the enlisted men were this afternoon witnessing the man oeuvres of the Japanese vessels off the Island of Klushu In Southeastern Japan The battleships will make their of ficial entry Into Yokohama harbor Sat urday morning A number of messages or greeting nave been sent out by wire less telegraphy The fact that the American ships are In close proximity to Yokohama was quickly circulated In official circles No wlreloss messages have been received I here from the flagship Connecticut I I The first official greeting to Admiral I Sperry was from ViceAdmiral Mlnoru Salto Minister of the Navy Union Salto extended to tho ap proaching fleet a hearty welcome on be half of the nation and said that all Japan Is anxiously awaiting Its arrival At last accounts the Meet was off the Island of hlnko Ku The gunboat Yankton Is expected to come Into Yokohama harbor at 10 A M tomorrow and a reception committee will leave Tuklo in the morning for Yokohama to meet and griet the Yank tonAll All Japan Is astir In anticipation of the arrival ot the lice Yokohama and Toklo In particular arc Driven over tu j enthusiastic preparation The decoration 1 in these cities aie go eensiu und gen I eral at to be remarkable not onjy In 1 Japan but In nny country of the world i that awaltel a naval cull by tile Meet of another power All the Japanese newspapers of promi nence are printing ed I t Ia tie In iielljih with lengthy editorials assuring tin American ofilcers and rilos of a heiitty welcome Ly the nation Every available vcfstl in the harbor of Yokohama lint been chftrteicd to omvey excursionists to meet the war shlpi on their approach A considerable fleet has ventured fur out nt sea In order to lX tend the first welcome I The Navy livp i tmen has Issued maps sliiwIHK the nrinnei li which the battle ships sill be an hJinl Ell kestvl i arMcned to a buo Tile Amenrnn Am I tI IMIIOI and his Man will meet the life aboard a hperinl steamer and the invm icrs ot ilio nreiiian mmiitEluti to tr Jaiiuiioc KpoKiin 0 ill Jiavc au t no j t thlid vessel has been chat tel1 ty I h Uclf utlon 01 IJilllc Coist huvllcss met ihUli urns tl list c set eiai iiaji ago THe AniiTlcunAJHtie hOiiei will iv iiprekiiittd ly many tl Itn meiiil I wii han iirranKtil lor a laitc virimr vlulioratfly cectrite I ROOSEVELT WORKING ON HIS I MESSAGE TO CONGRESS WASHINGTON O IV Provider I II rjnujvplt was VHIV Mday hsl hog cii t I fer ncs and vokin OM nt inm mcssasc to Coiircst lie tIsu cj with Stcntarv o tic 111 r r uiiri ails fhler Vofffi Im it t io1 r I miiidailons he alI mIte nvIIi llier dcyartmcntF lie conferel iTimieatlon acts TA h Se 10 SIrIus rml Poinr tm J 4 1 f sloner of ltnn hgt alma ot New Yok j I I t1 r71 pcr k5vt 1 m I m M 1 w HiMMYAPOUHD PROFIT 1Fi I Tinitr 11 Specal for Today tne 151 inrrrni 1 A Elb SCOTCH iftr c II YTIIC tI1II IIKCIAI A X 1I Kll llltll llc th it lt w 17C IAT I 11 ilmNl lON Jli Ill r rit Storfll JJQC iitlt4 101 II t pedal for foHiorrow tU 16i I riMiriivri 314t itltN 10 rnMiis I lit 0011 HiKciM I sIl Assonrii itl llnil l iiiiio ItlfMl JQ llfill lltMH AaSOIITI p IlI1I 2c riiorwvrrs r t MI JC Park IWw Htor optn mninB u in II iirlorh I II or 0 MiU ny ivenli unll i I nrliTi W deliver Iris jiuichtiio r n Ioi af saIl inr Ll5 tell lli il iioth strIct Stir nil Ilrnuldm i opn n b4 tAlUA L CcrWfit Dwy fi 29 CORTLANDT St CorClmrihSt ctor PAPKROWtNASSAU 3 Al City IUII Paris I J1iTPP rand Rapids Furniturb ARPETS BBIJDINa s 3 Itnnm 49 90 I lUllllhl1 SI LOJIJL II Write lor CululOfJ I AI itiOiluI 75 00 1lIrllII III I all and Make Tour Own TOnI I 5 IInAma 99 98 I lurnlh1 III si p CASH OR CIWIT I Oivi Eritilniti I n LAME PEOPLE or Ii J111ItYC TIIB IO IJ II itti I I rISES j t21 J BXI tdlO J f J to 111 lIh unu ft fz w nd torl IIt1 hal Ihot ola FtlS rw Slylt ItlttpteJ oh Irlil r nr inz lrtlll Writ or cull ItKMIX A LOTZ III THIHO It Vr1 WBW TORK l HUGHES IS STILL PRODDING CHANlER Tells Upstate Voters He Merely Vants to Know Whither His Opponent Is Marching HOME N Y Oct ISOoInc to Homo from Utica thin noon on his private car lolaiithe after a forenoons outing III that city Clov hughes began hi p cond State tour today with again proddlnK Mr Chsnler for dennlte PX preijlon of his views and Mentions regarding the Public Service Commis sion act anti race track gambling lie Bald My opponent yesterday Is re ported an dayliiK lie will have no man laying down his line of march I do not want to do that I merely want to know hetlior he Is miirchliiK The meotlns he addiccird was nt the Lyric OperaHousc which was packed to the ton gallery and the str ets were lined with mails Ii ii lid reds Gus Huelies pointer out the accom plishments of his administration In the departmental btiflne or the State n TO affecting the welfare ot tile factory em I Ployees and farmers Waterway Im l V provement und power production were I aim touched upon Two other stops of the afternoon tn I route for Syracuse where Dow Hughes I Is to speak tonight were Oneida and Tfifcy Cnlinstotn FINED FOR AUTO SPEEDING INEOIiA L Ii Oct IB Chained 55 with speeding an automobile along the Jericho turnpike nt the rato of thirty miles nn hour Jonathan Thompson o No 37 We t rortyfourth street Man Justice hattan was arraigned before Weeks today and fined Sl6 alter ho had pleaded guilty V I Democrats and Republican i r of agree as to the virtues White Rose Ceylon Tea A lOc Package makes 40 Cup 7J 3 0 f tJ rc1 Millinery l Suits y rwt TwentyThird Street Coas I Jwenty 2rr trtet West Costumes I Offer Phenomenal Values f j FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1 WOMENS and MISSES SUITS 12 models new comprising new jcmftcj ccall effects new ideas in c osVns skirts new pain ii hoofed rrude3 new dsugni in satin ard braid K trimmings Made of Broadcloths line Cnevios r 25 00 IJ Diagonal WCH cds and Novchy mittras seaI 0 K sons advance shades lined with fine silks and I t guaranteed satins Value S39 50 Speal I 8 I EMPIRE DRESSES 4 t of Satin Duoeje with new long tigitfmins r shirred sccet and fancy ace olc chocc o 4 E n t wistiria roc taupe smoke nvy and black 1250 lht RejjuJarly b350U SpcciaJ i j MILITARY EVENING CAPES I Extreme y smrl wih the new strapped shoulder 1 an J sleeve sr cored embroidered soutache I 5 sik lined and interlined shown f 25000 siossn in all the pastel I e eludes and back Rcgu ar value S J750 Special J i I i TAILORED SUIT HATS Thlrl floor t 50D SMART TRIMMED HATS n aP iu the new shapes Adaptations of akoj j our own ato f fl ff u i coc 01 Imported Models Values freml I UcUU 150 I 10 2i00 I l Special i tJ 23TWT f3 1 1 f rV1Jlt cr NC1rFiflhArcue Y Y 01 1 iL gggggyj gi lb D TT JTiflTh1 rkl ln J h inMl m tfufiiilureCarpels Draperies Crockery and Jeddingf fJ I oil Maitrsss fl t I f I 81 1 1d j j Vclue 1000 498 mivt1yr 4 of r1t 110 1 515 h Jb 1 jX I d i j H 398 Qo f lI I 4 i i I JIL i1 I Y I I lIE I II I Irc Ir I fl fi J f I E I fJr r i V J f f 1 I iiii iJ Ij ji r t i 1 i J r u tIi I 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F 0 C CC 1 r i r r Y t I EVENING WORLD THURSDAY OCTOBER 15 1908 3 u u aDCENT GAS fiGHT COSTS THE PEOPLE r ClOSE TO 6007000 City and State Have So Far Spent 453000 to Uphold Law Attacked by the Trust and 150000 More Is Unpaid r To fight the Gas Trust there has already been expended the grea torn of S4527S277 Before the eightycent gas case now in the Unitec Btates Supreme Court is ended it is conservatively estimated that bill Amounting to an additional SI 50000 will have to be audited and paid which will bring the grand total of expense to the people to more than j 600000 I I How has this immense fund been spent I I J VVtm hivf Iii n He fmfiClanes I v JObS iI S clerk of the United L Btates Circuit Court recently got I b15573 for Just writing his name Fsct He signed a transcript of the record of His fee Ihe cte In the lower court aa perfectly lejtal He was paid at o much per folio for his I nature at Ihe foot of the list folio Another beneficiary wa James H Mc Kenney clerk of the Unled States Su preme Court lie got SSfiKoO from the city and a similar um from the State Df New York fir reprlntng the record Of the cape under the rules of the Su rem fourt r 26000 for Mr Masten Probably the most surprising bill pre Ii Rented and paid was that of Special Master Arthur H Mosten who inve i the Ga Trust several million dollars worth of property It did not know It j Jiad Mr Masten has cashed two 1 cheeks one for J15S50 anJ the other for i 110000 This Is understood to total the 4 cot of the reference The nr K big investment mode by the public was In 1305 when the Stevens Gas Investigitlns Committee took hold of the proposition of whether Jl per 3000 cubIt feet was not an exorbitant price to charge fur jra i In New York City It cost Just J373S3M to find out that the public WT belnj robbed Charles E Hughes counsel for the com mittee received J10000 for his service and he was underpaid On the heels of the Investigation wns the creation of the State Gas Com mis Ion which began operations June 1 IS05 and concluded July 1 177 Aside from Issuing the original order for 80ccnt gas the commlnsioners accom I plished little beyond ensiling vouchers I of expense totaling 10SS330 Ten the SOCent Gas law was paused by the Legislature The day after It went Into effect Joseph H Choate prang his Injunction surprise In the United State Circuit Court restraining the olD als of the State from enforcing the penalties of the atatute and alleg I 1 ing the law to be unconstitutional In r L that It confiscated the Gas Trusts prop Jl erty J Fight Has Been Expensive J The great proportion of the total cost of the tight hall been expended In de fending the constitutionality of the SO 1 cent gas law Gas eXlerts lawyers and stenographers have reaped a harvest A Republican Legislature gave a Demo cratic AttorncyCenerol JSS5IS4 to up hold the law It also gave T5S5 to Former United States Senator David B Hill and JlOOuO to State Senator Alfred It Page for their services In the gas liti Gation The Public Service Commission also took a hack at the big fight It estab lished a Bureau of Gas and Electricity which It operated at an annual cost of I310UO and It went Into the subject of BUS making with a vengence Edward n Whitney was retained to load up for fhn tTlnlfl1 3tntfiu Q nrj nu fVill nnA V he was recently paid JOOOO on account In uddltlon JlObOO has been spent by the hoard In printing stenographic work und special expenses Hut the real Hlnews or war have been furnished by the City of New York which alone Independent of the Btate lies already paid out 128234 In fighting the Gas Trust Assistant Corporation Counsel William I Hurr has lion noth ing else for three years hut direct the 1 battle for tho city which begun during tho term of Corporation Counsel Delany was continued by Corporation Counsel Klllson and IK now helnp carried on by Corporation Counsel Pendlelon Citys Part In Fight The Independent Investigation of the City of New York aruxe Hum thu fuel that It was the largest Individual cus tomer of tim l1as Trust It took the hrunt for the 3J94it9 other cusiomei n the monopoly In tho latter part nf lHfi tho city procured bond Usuu of 150000 The hulk of this money went to experlH umong whom wern W D Murks K W ft By the Company He Keeps Is a Man Known A Wqrld Lost and Found advertisement makes no distinc tion uf creed class or clanit 0 goes dally to more ev Yorkers t than cin be reached through ANY VVO OTHHR inorniiu i newspSjvrs COMBINHD And thais one gnotl reason why orld advertinmeiils 111 Iind Give the Advertiriur the Host Results BIemls E S nrownon jr and m c N Hand The following statement prepared for The Evening World shows the expendl turca of the city law department In flphtlng the Gal Trust Bond issue of tVlOOO made In IWX paid to experts stenog raphers c J494845Z Paid from contingencies In 1906 for experts HeniigrnphcrB c 1315358 Paid from budget appropriation for 190 for expert stenog rapher c 30993 5S Paid from contingencies In 1907 for experts tc 348883 Pnld from 512000 bond Issue In l 07 OO95 PaM from appropriation for ex pentcs In 1905 ex pertH to 1840075 Paid from contingencies In 1903 211375 512322324 Former Judge Alton B Parker who will talk for the City of New York In the United States Supreme Court has only received J734595 as yet His total I fee Is said to be I25UOO And If the case IIF decided In favor of the trust and I against the people the cost of the whole I proceedings In the Federal courts will have to be shared by the State and city they dividing the expense I CHASE BALLOON AT SEA TO SAVE TWO AERONAUTS German Airship Busley An other of the Cup Racers Is Lost in North Waters BERLIN Oct 1l5Far up In the clouds and racing toward the Arctic Dr Nlemeyer and Hans Hlldeman In the German balloon Busley realizing I that they were being carried beyond the bound of civilization preferred to risk death by a drop Into the sea to that or an unknown fate should they continue I their Journey Sighting the steamer Prlni Wllhelm bound for Edinburgh they accordingly signalled their Intention and while the vesiel stood by the aeronauts opened the gas valve and the balloon rapidly dropped to the water Nlemeyer and Heldeman were rescued after a thrilling sea chase of the air ship by a boats crew from the steamer and half naked and exhausted were taken aboard the ship and landed at Edinburgh Dragged Through Sea Newa of the rescue was received In a telegram from Edinburgh and caused the greatest relief here for there wa great anxiety regarding the fate of this air ship The Busley li one of the twenty three balloons that started In the race for the ntei national trophy last Sunday from a suburb of Berlin There are ittll two balloons missing These are the ilauen and the Hergu sell which started Monday In the en durance test The two occupant of the Busluy al though they had a thrilling experience I and u narrow escape are today none i tide wore for their adventures A sec ond telegram received hero given de tails of their flight and rescue After I tide start from Berlin the balloon drift ed to Southern Russia and was then I driven to the northwest The men saw they were passing over Cuxhaven Hiding thuy were being carried too tar to the north they decided to do scend und early Tuesday morning at a point about ten mile join Heligoland they dropped trie balloon Into the sen I As soon as they were sate on uourd a linn from the small boat that had been I I made fast to the balloon was cut und tide HuBloy free of the weight of the boat went careening away over tho sea I lr Nlemeyer and llanb Hjedcmunn 1 uuro landed at Kdlnburgh thin morn Ing and Immediately started for horn by Was ut London ride point where they were picked up IK ten mile from 11I1I10Iallll H la estimated that their balloon had uavellfd 4 3j miles before coming down Search for Mlaelnrj Balloon Wlulu thu aiUB uf the lesrue of the twii lialloonUtH fioin the Huuley wa hum d I wiluuniu Ilm most serious up piflieiiBiiiiis am rnlerlulned for I be biRty uf the other two airships It II mm liieu full dayn Mince the Iluur and tlie liergetiell have ben heard fron I xl nuHtlvu imitrui illogical observation Indicate that they v ere imdoubtedl d ri I dud nut over tho North Kea IUNIXIN Oct 15 Three cm hem of thu lininn licet which are now lit ijueeiiBfcrry Bciillaiul lmv been nr driid In search til eNnrth Ben for the IVM mlpslriK hallnoiiH that sailed itwa I from Herlln beet Monday In the endur dunce tonic Womans Gn Being an I Love Is a Vound and Marriage Amputation Arc Her Epigrams SUFFERING ITS RETURN I Only Inferior Women Should Wed Declares Titled Rus sian Visitor I Jly AVvoH GreeJcvSmtlh There It no happiness like that of an old maid I Such Is the o I marltable state ment of Countess Lydia Rostop tchlno grand daughter of the Russian General L L WIIO orucrcu lC NXOL4ELLYN11J I I1 burning or IJS i cow and ao compelled Napoleon to I abandon his Russian campaign I The Countcca who has come to I this country to lecture ought to know what she Is talking about for i she Is seventy years old and has never i been married I Womans genius Is for devotion the usslan Countess continued A mar ried womans devotion Is limited to her husband and children but the old meld lavishes her love on ail the poor and unfortunate Love at best brings suffering It is a wound which tho heart of every woman receives at least once and mar riage Is nothing but amputationthe ex remeil measure If the heart heals of I Itselfand It will If It be given time the greatest happiness of life follows You are deadened to all differing ourielf and can give all your time and thoughts to the sufferings of others The superior woman the artist owes herself to humanity to Art She should not give herself to an Individual Then you really believe that only In ferior women should marry 1 asked Incredulously I Yes nodded the Countess em phatically Jack must have a Jill to match And there are so many Inferior meal No Traditional Countess This Russian Countess by the way la quite the most different creature one could Imagine from the stage picture we associate with the phrase She Is no lithe and dusky beauty leaving a blaz Ing trail of intrigue and villainy through 11 fivenet search for the missing docu ment of State but an old lady of the flgure and style of dress of Queen Vic toria Moreover there Is no question about her title Her first lecture will be given In Washington under the auspices of the Russian Embassy as she has known the wife of the Russian Am bassador Baron Rosen for twenty years On her breast she wears the gold wreath which stamps her as an officer of Public Instruction under the French Government She has lived In Paris for twentyfive years and haj written many books and plays i am nappier man any married woman I have ever known the spin ster Countess continued Think how free I urn I have come all by myself to this wonderful countrythis country which says Forward to all the world French Debt to America French women owe everything they have achieved to the example of their American slbters Until last year a French married woman was not entitled to her own wages Her husband could claim them at any time even though she was separated from him Now the working woman Is protected In France We have women bill posters nnd women coachmen In Paris I always prefer a woman to drive me when I can get one even though the men drivers do every thing they can to make thtlr tasks dangerous and unpleasant I am not a suffragette the Countess I continued I dont believe women I should make laws They have nobler j tasks Vet you dont believe a woman artist I should marry J No because women artists cannot be I true to their husbands and their art at the same time Take Adellna Patti for Instance fine was madly In love with her first husband the Maraud de Caux Vet because she sang love ducts night after night with Nicolini she enUctl by giving him her affections and de serting her husband for him The same thing Is true of nearly all actresses Contact with ether men than their husbands In the enforced In timacy of the stage engender Infatua tion And then where Is the home Duse Lives for Art Alone Eleanoru Dues la an artist who lives for art nlone She cares for nothing else She has no pleasures no amuse ments Her work Is her life How about DAnnunzloT I ques tioned She still loves him poor woman ut she would not give him her life for that belong to her art Every woman must love the CounlllIa continued It 1 her destiny her wane Dut It depends on clrcum ttances whether she should marry Marriage should be bated on love aon I know we have marriages of reason of convenience In France and Rubsla but they brine Inevitable unhap p lIIe till And you have never loved Madame I have never married evasively an tn tired tile vuncruuie Countf BiG FAMILIES UNITED WINSTKI ennui Oct 15t lIne diehard lxtyfour II widower with tilKhi children marrlml Mix Mary iSlmmi Scyrr lorlylour a whlllw with cvm children at thu home ot thu undo Kriioin In Torrlngtuii Un night It wall a case of true love both parties laY il eatest Happiness Is Old Maid Says Countess I I I OR BUll GROWS I WEAKER NO HOPE I FOR RECOVERY Secretary Who Broke Down Caring for Him Dies in London Ont The condition of Dr William T Bull was not improved this morning at 7 oclock and his physicians who spent the night with the patient at his home No 35 Wet Thirtyfifth btreet have practically abandoned hope for his re cover It was said the physician was gradually growing weaker Miss Rebecca J Evans who for the past thirteen years has been secretary and oince nurse lor Dr Bull and who suffered a nervous breakdown as the re sult of nursing him during his present Illness died yesterday in London Out I where one went several weeks ago In I the hopes that her health would be re i stored I PHYSICIAN HAD I PRONOUNCED HIS CASE HOPElESS I New Yorker Visists Cooper and Acquires New Lease of Lite According to the account given for publication by Luke F Mullen of 223 East Thirtythird street New York his experience with the Cooper prep paratlons which are now being demon strated at Bikers Nrw Drug Store 2 West Fourteenth street Just off Fifth avenue will prove of great interest to persons suffering from atomach trouble Mr Mullen pays I have had stomach trouble nearly all my life I have lHvr known what It meant to be strong nnd well In fact I hay never been free from Illness One doctor whom I consulted told me I had consumption nnd would hold out no hope for my recovery Three different times I was sent to the hospital for trentniRnt but wu not benefltted I tried about all the reme dies that were ever heard of but none of them helped me Jlepently I decided to try this limn coopora medicine about which there la no much dis cussion Procuring a treatment of Coopers New Discovery I applied myself to the task of taking It religiously It failed to help me It would not be be cause I had not given It a fair chanco After taking It II short time I began to realize tlmt 1 had ut lust found a medicine that would acdiniplsh MOIIH thing and each day 1 noticed evidences of Its curative quulltlis My appetite improved and I began to gain strength nnd feel boiler Coopers New Discovery line lnntllt ted me beyond all my uxpectutlnnii and just to show the Inipriivfinent III my condition 1 today ualkid from my honiH on Twent I tutu street down to Koiirtpenth ilieut which I have not been able to ilu In yiiirs Cooper1 New Discovery has given ins a now lease on life My steady and continued linpnivtintiit Inspired mo to liupu for Mill lust I er things unit wit I lu I do rout oxpeit to rviT becoino robust I do IPPV lilt splendli picuarnd iou will rnnblit me to enjoy alrdy tootl health Cooper or hla assistants niPit Ills tiuhllr dally at Itlkiri New Drug Store t West Fiiurtoenlh stieet j ddsI off Fifth avenue The L1 oper diditul ci dues urn on sale ut all tide Hiker store and can lx obtained at any other drug store 0 I AGED TEACHER OF ANOERBIL ENDS LIFE WITH BULLET Antonio Muzzarelli Well Known Scholar Dies in His Fine Apartment Antonio Muzzarelli a wellknown scholar and teacher of languages who had been engaged It wan said from tune to time by the Vanderbilt and other prominent families committed suicide today In his handsomely ap pointed bachelor apartments at No 486 West One Hundred and Thirtysixth street He was sixtyone years old Muzzarulll had been 111 recently and Is said to have been despondent Last Monday he called his secretary Joseph Traliia to him and bald I want you to take my revolver out and have It thoroughly cleaned and put Into tiptop shape for action Traina obeyed his command Yester day he handed the pistol to Muzzarelli All right now asked Muzzurelll Well thats good 1 may have use for it soon Sent Secretary Out Still Traina thought lightly of his employers remarks Shortly before 8 oclutk this imirnlng Muzzaiclll again called the seeietary to him I want you to go out and mall a letter for me lie said to Traina Thu secretary had scarcely left the apiiltmenth when he heard a shot iiHhlng back he found Muzzarelli ylng nn the Hour gaspIng for breath There was a bullet hole In his head and the revolver lay by his side one chain hon having beeit discharged Tralni found Iollceiiiun Lets who uinmonrd Dr Inilmls from t lie J Hood Wright Hospital When the physician arrived Imuever Miizzurelll wan dead AciordlnK In bin serretary Muizarelll md been living at the West One Hun lied anil Thirtysixth street address for four munthF His wife IK tiavelllng In he Wit So far as could he learned hero wero no domestic inferences Wtlh Muzzorclll and his secretary Ived A la lire un old friend nf the aged scholar He wax unable to throw any llliht on the suicide saying Muz zarelll always had plenty antI so fur an Iis knew there wax nothing to cause ilm any great worry Muzznrelll was a Freemason and was prominently Identified with several other 01 deiB HB had written several books also Highly Honored In France Muzzarelll WIIH a jraduuli of lie Inl erslly of Lyons I In entered the French Army In the Kiiglixvr IHIH and hurvnl thrnuRh the FrincoljiKBlan war He was VOid nied und ImpriHiineil by the CnmmuiilHtH Later he was sent to Chili and Peru liy lIst rrenrh Hecretaiy of War as a correspondent I In hecumo active In pol itics anil on his icturn to Paris was elected pre h1111 of the iJeniocratlc Cummune under McMuhon In litC he wall sent to prison for publishing a po lutrfil naner in 1arU Muzvarelll wrote a number of educa tional liook nter Ills arrival In this country and he was made otllcler itArnilimlH hy Id n order of the French Oovermiifii One of Muzzarelli prln dual work was Ia Ljuestlon itu Canal do Panama from whicu It wan suld I he r vele I large FOY4I t its Mrs Mijzar lll tas formerly Mint Mary Ireeodt HrnnJow of Suit Luke Oty Tie marriage took place In No veinber l W S WON AMERICAN BRIDE BY PROVING HIS THEORY WASIUNOTON Oct IBDr Ladle laiis IXiire the Hungarian scientist und Mite Ulllun CoUIciucr of Washing ion will bo muirted today In the upartnuiis of the brides mother ut this Jiulfiir by thu Hut Abiam tilmon of Ihe Jiulith Slrett S dust gO Lie The I coiiilo will leave for UuiiKury In a few 1111 95 I i d Detie and Miss Coblrnzer met on a tuliP iiui train In Hungary a yell ngo la la hiul da bo 1iopimod three tllili h tot ls i WII ai ril d thin Hlto inudti I tier luceiitnin i1 conditional m ills prov lni lts Ill dv theoi if iltugnuiiliig tuber I ruln ls This he did with thu uUl of tvrlv patIent from a local hospital HOWARD GOULDS INCOME REDUCED TO460000 II3 Counsel Says That His Capital Recently Has Shrunk 300000 L GOULDS PRESENTS TO WIFE HE IS NOW SUING ipi iullii5 money one your iAO Mnic expenses one year liaOfl Salil to Imvo saved VtOW tan In jea dry U20W More Jewelry 57580 Girt of a farm vnlun not stated Stilted lawsuits against wife HOOOO The trial before Charles L Hoffman u in icniui ui iiiu tjiiunuon wnpinnr vntherlno Clemtnons Gould Is entitled to nn Increase of nil 11111I1 from 525000 n year to 120000 a year from Howard Gould whom she Is suing for a sop duration for abandonment having fallen through by the midden disappearance of tiso woman whose testimony Do Lancey Nlcoll hopeed would provo that 125000 a year was enough Justice Hlschoff today heard argument on Clarence Shwarns alimony motion Mr Shcarn aald that the figure JinCiOO a year was based on Mr Goulds Income that Mr Goulds In come Is JGOOOOO n year and tho rule ordinarily applied In such cases was tn allow from onefourth to onethlid of the husbands Income as allmntiy Mrs Goulds Grievances Howard Gould has sought to Justify his abandonment of his wife by attack ing lies character and habits and alleg ing acts of I toxlcotlon on bcr Purl said Mr Shearn but we have not In creased our d isnn rid for alimony on this account although that would have been In accordance with practice Mrs Gould fond of driving one of the chief pleasures of her life at Castle Gouldwas refused thin horses when abs went to the stable by one of her hus bands men servants who said In solently that ho had orders from Mr Gould not to allow her to take them out Another man servant blew cigar smoke In her face nd when she rem onstrated told hr hn had a contract with Air Gould concerning that Gould tried to starve her out refus ing to allow her supplies grown on the place forcing her to send to the village Port Washington for supplier which might have been gathered In tho gar den He filled his house with a lot of spies who watched her every movement and finally she was starved out and was obliged to take refuge In the lIntel St Regis for years their winter homo Mr Sh arn said that Mrs Alice Slick ney Uankhead of Atlanta daughter of Gen Long consul to Egypt hail named her baby girl Katherine Gould Bank head but being witness to the abuse Howard Gould heaped upon his wHo she was so Impressed that she went to the clergyman and had the name chinged to Katherine Clemmons Bank head 60000 a Year Spending Money De Lance NIcol said In opposition Let mo set the Court right on thin oftreported story of the Impoverished and pitiful condition of Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould For years her husband gave hr s OO a month JtWOOO a year for spend ing money and wo have the cancelled checks to shun for It lIe l les this Mr Gould gave hr 133UU for living expenses for a single year Sh aptlit IMUUQ of this and kept tk1000 Hn has given her Jewelry worth JUOOO and haul bills ut Tiffanys for JYTtiSO more for jewelry lie gave bar a farm at lynchbtirg Va To sum It all UI Mrs Gould has re ceived a touch of J7CSrOO from her hus bnnd bfitween 1 SU and IHti and she U woith tod y upward of S200 buMdes iicelvlng jr 000 u year allowance from lnr husband Finally he decldod that ho had borne i with her ah long as It was posMble I It 10 a long tale uhoulng the pn I tlencn anil fnrlxiiiance of a husband thpjujfh years of lltlglotisnoss of tem per uf vulgarity ldtl fit nut Y drunken ness utmost habitual und abuse by lust wife Settled LawsuIts for 140000 Hn was foiced to settle Innumerable lawsuits iPHiiltlng from her bad liuliltn and 111 temper to the exunt of JlWiW I In 19od IIP told her shut must niimd her ways or they must part Ho told I her lawyer Mr Sells and Sells said ho was surprised Unit ho had stood It and lived with her so long I On the question of Income Mr Goulds Income hUH shrunk pu much that It In now IISH than SIWW HIM IhltI Is a shrinkage In principal of 3joooo during Hi leriiii panic Justici IllBcliun reiorvcd decision PIANIST AND A GOOD ONE Jacques Grundberg pianist at the Cute Houlcvard wan taken to Police IIeadfiUBrti today churrod by Mrs CecilP Mooney of No 109 Weit One Hundred anti First street with obtain ing a tKu diamond ring from her and piuMilng It When asked what his occupation was QrundbfiK threw out his chfst and al A lila dulet und a iluiiin good one 4lo suld Mrs Mooney guise him the ring She says that last December when ho was visiting her he took It from her linger to examine It Then he put It In hue pocket unit wulkod out SuCCeSS and good digestion are closely allied to GrapeNuts 1 I Theres a Reason H I f JIHAD OP AERO CLUB DYIXC FROM EXCESS I ALTO PASTIME I I III tR7l1KTJ81J1fOP II n I JUSTICE FORD PLEADS FOR CHAUFFEUR IN COURT Police Sergeant Halts Auto in Yon kers and Makes Charge of Overspeeding The touring car of Supremo Court 7ustlci John Pord while going throuKh Oetty Square In Yonkers today was stopped by Police Sergeant Van Siren buiK who placed the rhntiffcur Hoy Fisher of No 9 Vet Sixtyfourth Hireit uiulor arrrst Justice Kurd who was In tin ear Iediua nil eil to know the nitK it lh nrrid nnd Vim Stooilbiirih m m m replUd Ilucuusp you were nmkltiK twrntyflvo mills nn hour In the most LhlcKly pullulated part of the city Justice Tonl iiciompiinltMl his chiitilTeur to court und 1II1tIIet 1 for his em ployee Cltv JiulKf lospph II Heall hail glilngl y lomnrked that he hail often been before hill Iirisie Court Judges us a lawyer but this was the ilrst oc casion that n 8upromi Court Judge had heou before him Fisher was paroled In the JustlroB custody until Oct 24 AERO CLUBS HEAD DYING FROM TOO MUCH MOTORING Constant Jarring of Car Causes Meningitis to De velop in Mr Bishop Kxcesslve motoring Is hold to ho re sponnlblo for the dangerous condition of Cortlundt Field Bishop president of the Aero Club of America nnd one of the host known automobile onthu taats In this country who Is suffering from niuiiii gills In n Press cli sanitarium Cable despatches received today state that Mr lilshops chancei of crcoverj have 1iTomn almost nrKllglble Ho IB In u sinlturlum ut AlxlosUalni Physicians who havo diagnosed Mr 1 HIshopM malady ilirlnrc that his con stant lushing about III motor can Jarred his nerves until thoy could no t longer puduro the strain lie was rare ly out of an automobile or balloon when not asleep While not a reckless driver tho cars he owned and ran were I nil capable of great slc t hen stricken he was travorslns Franco with his wife and motherin law Ho had been attending the vari ous aerial contests In France and Ger many nnd loud travelled many thou sands of miles In bis ear tIJIst It could not be determined what his trou ble was but presently It wan diagnosed as meningitis and the opinion advanced that oxiesslVB motoring had brought It on or at least rendered him suscepti ble to the attack Mr ulshop was an Indefatigable driver and the driver of n speeding automobile la In a coiiHtant state of Jar With one font on the clutch pedal and the other foot on the brake podal ho Is you might say In perpetual contact with tho terrlllc vibration that shudders through the chassis of the car and Is only slightly relieved by tho springs Meningitis while supposedly a germ disease has Its seat of disturbance In the cplmil cord at the base of tho brain whence all Olin nerves of Ihe body dire fed with sensory vitality Constant jar I ring of all tho nerve ganglia Is bound to result In a disorganization of the I nervous functions wheioupon meningitis or some other malady Is likely to occur At least that Is the way the physlclnny explained the situation so far ns Mr Ulshop was affected no gj M Dollar Waist Sale l Beautiful Voile Waist New Fall Model 1 l Fridays Waist Event I m An unusual opportunity to secure a beautiful Fall waist at less A ru V than half price b u r U1aIl nato pncc I 3v 4 t Box Pleated Front J New Long Sleeve x i Made of rich soft Voile ful blouse of small box plaits with wide plait down Iront finished with tiny silk buttons Tucked I back Pretty collar and cuffs of i i I I tiny tucks in light blue red A t t I navy white and black Sizes 34 to 44 4i 2z THE BIGGEST BARGAIN V1 ON EARTH if 4 Wail Orders Filled 12c I i Exira for Postage I 1 I SALE ALL THREE t I j STORES f5tflt6W Tl4triStr ll 1I fEW YORK I 7 i4Y J 4604462 Fulton Street BROOKLYN W M5tb651Bro idStrcet r d NEWARK u Be Sure to Trimmed Hats See Our 9 if J Lk Values 8 to 15 I THEY ARE WONDERS Nothing Like Thorn in New York ait You never saw prottior lmtBlumtioror Fronchior j or so artibtic for double the ruoiioy 2 They uro unequalled for e dJ 1 dashing beauty and ex f I quisite materials Our 1000 1200 and 1500 Trimmed Hats are reproductions of I I the latest Parisian models and cant be duplicated I MODERN MILLINERY STORES Filth Avenue Corner 117th Street a 01EV KVENUfllfl IJ1NOX AVE BUIMVAX STATION AT 11UTU BT i t I

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z x rra1 eaar stnIR 1h ad ph N t 1 r c I VIF 4 THE EVENING WORLD THTTHSDAT O lOB ER 15 IPO I r I BRYAN FUND TO 4 f 1 DATE 248561 IN SMAll SUMS Largest Contribution S5ooo Made by C J Hughes of Colorado 1 I 1 I I f NEW YORK GAVE 521150 t I It t I I Noticeable Absence of Names I II of Men Prominent in i I the Trusts i jt t The Democratic National Committee 1 through Norman PJ Muck Chairman l4 and Herman lUddcr TrenMirpr made t public today tho names of nil who horn contributed 100 or over to the campaign fund The list Includes subscrlD done up to li f and Including Oct 9 consequently Tam1 many Halls donation of 10000 ran tie after that date Is missing Dally lifts j I of contributions at 1100 and over will be made public until election beginning tomorrow Up to Oct 9 the committee had re ceived I24S5C7E5 and had expended 1X5 j P63SS There wag abalance on hand at that time of I2C0407 To carry the campaign to a successful conclusion In the language of Chairman Mack and Treasurer rudder 100000 In addition to the amount on hand will be required Newspapers Collect 100000 The amount contributed by subscribers of J100 and over totalled 9071203 Con tributors of amounts under 100 cave 111533522 Of this about 100000 was col lected by Democratic newspapers The total number of contributors was about 60000 on Oct 9 The fund received 41600 left over from the 100000 paid by Denver for the National Convention New York contributed 21150 In sums of 100 and over The largest Individual contributions from this State up to Oct r 9 were J2WX each from the National Democratic Club and Nathan Straus and 32000 from Gorman H Mack The largest Individual contribution up to Oct 9 was made by Hon Charles J Hughes of Colorado who gave 13000 Mr Bryans newspaper The Commoner contributed 1046 There were many con tributions of 26 and 30 cents 1 A survey of the list shows that thou sands of Democratic war horses have religiously refrained from giving 100 or over In many States the national committeemen do not appear on the published roll us contributors although they may have sent In lets than 1100 each Many Names Mleslng There Is a noticeable absence of con tributions from men prominently con nected with trusts Neither Thomas F I Ran August Delmont David B Hill or i Judge Alton B Parker appears as con I tributors They ran the whole Demo i cratic show four years ago Henry t Oassaway Davis the condldate for Vice PresIdent four years ago gave J2SO The name of Gov llasktll of Okla homa does not appear in the list of contributors although thirtyseven Ok lahoma Democrats have contributed t5200 in amounts of J100 or over The largest contribution from Oklahoma was 1000 from United States Senator R L Owen I Missing names could bo mentioned by the score The name of Col Jim Qultey of Pennsylvania who was deposed from the leadership by Bryans orders at Den ver does not appear on the list Neither does the name of Jim Kerr who suc I ceeded Col Guffuy Senator Bailey of Texas has appar ently contributed nothing to the fund Neither hal Cowboy Jim Dnhlmau of Omaha Mr Bryans particular friend Some 1000 Contributors Archibald MeN bill of Connecticut who enjoyed a fleeting boom for the YlcePreeldeutlal nomination paid In itlCCiO as did HelUrt D Cary of the same State David H Francis of MlMourl who bolted Bryan In 18J 6 and 19u appears as a contributor of llOnO Melville E JiKTalls of Cincinnati pres ident of the Big Four Ilallroad IK an i other tlOOO contributor Thomas Tag gsrt of Indiana national committee I man who secured the nomination of John W Kern for the VlceIreeidonoy also gave llOOO inn Mr Tern is con trlluillni only his labors mi the Mump 1 llo Is the only Vlcc1rr MMitlnl cant iltiic In mnny years who has not given Kiilintntithilly of money to the ratnpilii iced of his party Senator W A Clink of Montnnn one of the richest men In tlm world rnntrllmtnl 2 W roe list of New York contributors in I elNntionnl Nntlonnl Democratic Chili um Nntiinn snau GN Norman K Muck 2 Ilq JnnuF 1C McGulrc 110 John 11 Cox lonn i IVrry Uclmiint ltiOO Smmul IlitorniyiT liiOO laoob Ituppprt ltiOO nolaliccy Nlcoll 1f01 Vllllatn K Sheehan lno Kilwaril M Shepard 1WW Itppnlillciin ninnnKcm took refuge In seclusion iiiul HllciRM1 on publication of the piMiiorrntlc cjin nlKti fund Chair luUi Hitchcock wan said liy his youth ful secretary to bo out and no effort would Ix made to cutubllsh raminunlcn lOll with him STOCKS QUIET BUT THE PRICES HIGHER I Northern Pacific Claims Most Attention in the Limited i Market Trading I t Stoclts were quiet with prices Bom what higher In tho early marl ttoday Northern Pacific was the feature with the stock exdlv advancing a point In the later dealings the prices nagged oft but still showed gains Trading con tinued slow The Cloilnv Priori Today hlchut lowest and last prices of tocks And of net changer as com rairJ with yenttrla final figures are a follows NM Klcb Low Lftiit Cbgo Amalg Copper 7 0 oat 78 Am Car k Foun 40U 400 40 Y Am Ixmtnntlv e 49l I l9a 1S 1 Am loiinnii tit bon 111 105 Mn Mnrll k II Ai WI 1 t i i Alii N k It 1 if l 11 lot lo I q Am luittti 1aa4 ltl IIA Ins j Am T s T IM 1iitll lit I nnrorvln Mlti 44Il 4aI 44y I q lull T A Nl ul sta 11 l Il hall k Illiln tn1 Iti h IHMjtl H lp T 4 4 4s I i Hnn 1nHtlc 17It 17a Iy 1TO AI OlirK A Ohio 4t I oat Iq i r lIt A SI j 1174 1i 137 t r IM K All t I all j st I Chi 4 N V 1tk3 m IfIlli ly roi r R i ns 4ttt e5 I a Oil SIUUHTII 4a 42I4 43 4 tineul 01 146 1Gb 111 Ii 1110 ti son rl1 I w l n nifCtrlc 1 H Iltisi III 1 nrmt Xiirib It JI tat y nra i 11i i Inter Mt 1u1 tits p4 j 1t III Ontrnl J14 laIq lan1 Ii i inlet Ininp i Inutst Nnjli I1s11 till hsl I si Mn Kc r 11 ady 11 o nItwri rjiiric r1 t y 7 th c Nat In anti h1 sa A Hart N Yrrr 74 7aa W t ti N Y Alf ilraki i 4 r 754 t I X Y Ieitrnl 194 1114 i n q 1 XiirtAtrn lrttlrUIv I ilte 14 ant I ttaL 4114 H 11 I Ptnnrylvnnla 1N I 111 1 i 1nal Steel 2L4 say t2I4 Pullman IRI IrI luny llcaIInc 111 129 lal 111 Iteti SIK 1 ti p2 1 t4 Hock t lanl 111 III HA Hook InInM pf 4I 4iJ 4a 4 II 1I1h Racine 10414 14114 1nIU South 11r 214 Zt 14 l M mh Ilr pf Still tal4 RaJ i Thlnl Avenue as ail M 11 Tnlon PiPlflo tti 1r I i 1074 2ta 11r S Htcel 41 4f 411 1G IT K Stw pT llkl j lhlt4 lIt1e U I lash Copper 41 n 4115 Wh1lh 121 11 L214 u V v t F f M 70 s 11 4 114 Wart f Tel not CC V014 144 I Ad nnee oellno i PASTOR HAD TO WAIT Church Vn Itilnioit mill Illn Snlary held Hnck So lie Quits WATJnnUR Conn Oct 15 Be cause the majority of the church com mittee Insisted on painting tho church and payltiK for It and letting the pan tors bill for salary go until a more con venient time the pastor of the Unl vcrsaMst Church of Mlddlftown Rev Richmond Fisk has resigned A bal ance of nearly 400 it III Claimed Is duo him Some of the members Insist that the painting was not necessary Just now and that the pastors need Is a reflection on the society and there Is likely to be a split In the church Rev FISK nas Den with the congregation nine years Ho tried to resign last spring but they pre vailed on him to stay INDIANA FOR BRYAN IS KtRNS PROMISE I Tells Commercial Travellers j League New York Must 1 Make Triumph Complete I With Its afar nttrnctlon John V J Kern the IVniocrnllc rnlullOttto for Vlce1rrolilent them woe ft bumper audience nt the midday nioctltiK of the Commercial Trnvollors lAatrue nt No ri7 llroail ny today Charles F Mooro Edward 1Y Norris Franklyn llalllday and nrnipr Scott fjiokc for an hour I bcforS Mr Kern arrived 1 Ferdlnnnd Kelpol presIdent of the Coinmerctiil Travchcrn League Intro I duced the cnndldnte and the nppluuse i mated for several minutes Sir Kern said 1 have been In this campaign fifty day Anti my strength ami voice have I been sorely taxed VVhllo 1 have canled mv voice over the prairies of the West and the mountains of the ouuin 1 fear It will not carry to the limits of tune I audience Twice the nomocracy of Indiana and I New York cast the decldlnfi vote In 1 electing a Democratic President Aim I now In the 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r t wyr I r I r 1 Some Questions l N a n D 8cu If Von Can Answer Tlwm 1 i t i I lsn Why is aGiant t a CI J enmjlr 1yi i W hM gNg1a0 Turkey h being carve a i M l jttle early dont you think o r i Who said alln smoothed I a1 a s nw 1 troubled waters a kf f t h r 1 h a t yd93pw The worlds championship L 0 1 t 9 0 d i A N J r enil pennant will soon pass a r Ir tu1 hands of receivers Name h 1 a t p 2 hem f i I 4 V Jill The World print I rs Il29i9 separate wantfilling ad K A t vertbenients during the last 3 I I r t e4 It qI L t I l t we k la s3 481 more than the I p 1L e 1 0 tier Ii 4 Why

I t II I Sunday World Wants F r r A i sty THE VERY HIGHEST QUALITY I r xiYork Moday Worn aw l ie fiOIftWT JIM L at ll Ai Pl ide 01 Sto Louis Flour tt 1 t i This Week for Millers Prices at 200 James Buffer Stores I I The housekeepers of Greater New York prefer this famous I brand of flour to all others because of its superior baking qualities I They find it the most satisfactory they have ever used The best cooks rely on it for bread biscuit cake dumplings and pastryand it never disappoints them i This years milling is superlative in quality XXXX nothing g e better can be had Another trainload is herestraight from the flour it mills and we will offer it this week to JAMES BUTLER patrons fj almost at cost and far lower than any other high grade flour can be bought 1 O Barrel 549Mb Bag v 23c 1 j 2411b Bag 69C 3lb Bag 12C These prices are so close to the net cost that for suburban de i II Prepared Flour livery we must charge a small additional sum to cover freight The New Cereals 1 1 i Peerless economical Brand most Triumph Oats 3lb size package 1Oe Blue Ribbon Baking Powder lirecst pjclare best whit rolled Triumph Brand best Made from pure grape cream of tartar No other baking pow Blue Ribbon Rice I f superlative 3Ib she 15e der of equal purity and leavening power at so low a price Highest grade whole head Carolina Blue package Ribbon nothinpeHeso JLfl 5 So H Stamps with tfIi Can lOc E C Corn Flakes deliciously choice 2lb ii2c 10 S H Stamps with xlb Can ISc Your choice 01 any o e 0 sirs package Jl C regular to cyst pjckjgi a 20 u S 11ss Stamps with 1lb Can 35C this week Buckwheat Flour Table Salt Prepared and ScIliiaising Aunt Nannas Pancake Flour Blue 1ibbon ree running 5 l11C Peerless Brand Lirge muisture proof ph choice lndgooJ 3lbsize The Housekeepers Favorite a perfect blend of the most nourishing package 12c and easily digested flours Is selfraising and makes Peas and Beans f Triumph Brand the most delicious pancakes and muffins package lUc Fca BeausAew YotK stile 6c t rr best superlative 3lb sire white lest selected Ib package 15c Startling Reductions in New Canned Goods Spilt yellow PeasFancy split Ib selected 6c It Vermont Syrup A Can Marrow Beans Choice l Quart can Tomatoes 9 N Y Mae handpicked lb I c 2Scinbot LI Bemis Fanciest Lints SCinbot19C10n Large No 3 can ripe red fruit grown inn in CailfurnlJ Ib C k Strained uoney Sugar Corn bainly Biscuits Peerless Brand pure Maine style Sweet and tender Fresh Irm Nat Biscuit Co 1 from the honeycomb y lneK sr i n bottles tacit 19c12c String Beans e Naljlscocs Butler Thins j stn 8 eke Molasses Gmn tender and fresh Cheese Sandwich Alb Mary Ann i A Blue Ribbon Brand Butlers Milk Crown Assorted 1UC choicest quality Irom sugar 15c 0 olden Crisps e t cane large bottle Fresh from the Mohawk Valley Compass brand new seasons Cohnans English PearsComplss 1LC NOW Triumph Rice t pack of choice Southern fruit 10 C Mustard 4 ib tin IC In large can Patent Whole head preserved syrup Robinson Carolina hice o highest 1 c quality clean hard nu New Peachesormonde Castle brand Haricy a can It tritous 3lb size cloth 25c new seasons pack of choice 12 C Butlers Chili Sauce tOe bag Southern fruit pieserved in syrup luge can a bottle

Campbells Soups CONDENSED MILK Asparagus The greatest nourishment for the Choice California spears fresh packed smallest cost 21 kinds Liberty Brand from Seminole Brand I Essie Brandchoicest where grown and lull of I Q pure rich milk 4 I extra rich and Q and best for tOe flavor in I1rgesquare cans 1 3 25Co 9Cpurl 8e 9c square 25c o cans C can can pure can babies j can each I Select Your Favorite Tea and Coffee From This List 2 I EW TEAS ot the most delicate and delicious ri t O1CEST COFFEES grown fresh roasted daily e JJ aroma and flavor with strength and cup f and always uniform in their fine flavor full quality for half their regular retail va ue body and rich aroma In the bean or ground 20 Stamps Free with lib Choice No2 Teas 25c 20 Stamps Free with lib Old Plantation Coffee 30C 1 10 Stamps Free with 12 lb Choice No 2 Teas 13c 10 Stamps Free with l21bOld Plantation Coilce 15C 5 Stamps Free with 14 lb Choice No 2 Teas 7c 15 Stamps Free with lib Best Blended Coffee 25c 30 Stamps Free with lib Choice No1 Teas 35c 7 Stamps Free with 12 lb Best Blended Coffee I3c i 15 Stamps Free with 12 lb Choice No 1 Teas 18c 10 Stamps Free with lib Best Maracaibo Coif ee 2Uc 7 Stamps Free with 14 lb Choice No 1 Teas 9c 5 Stamps Free with 12 lb Best Maracaibo Coffee IOc r 60 Stamps Free with lIb Best 50c Teas 50c 10 Stamps Free with t Ib Best Santos ifee 17c 30 Stamps Free with 12 lb Best 50c Teas 25c 5 Stamps Free with 12 lb Best Santos Coffee 9c 15 Stamps Free with 14 lb Best 50c Teas 1c 5 Stamps Free with lIb Golden Santos Coffee 13c m 100 with 511 Stamps onepound FREE cirton 70 C 50 with SJL Stamp1 halfpound FREE carton 3 tJ C 25 with 511 quarter pound FREE carton 8C I if Diana Brand Teas Diana Brand Teas Diana Brand Teas r The New Seasons FruitsA11 Deliciously Fresh and Appetizing l New New Apricots Peaches Currants I Seeded New Figs I Prunes I Prunes Blue Ribbon Brand Blue Ribbon Brand Blue Ribbon Brand II Raisins i Smyrna and layers urge I fancy California fruit Blue Ribbon hand choicest of the Call choices t of the Cali cleanest and best of Snow Plant Brand 1 e1t 1 A I lull ol tlavor est Santa Clara fruit fornia new fornia new the new best of the alba YI J q Jb by the 5c size age In 3lb pack 29c croppack15e croppack12c CloPipaal0e package new tOe 2ibs25c f II I SmoledShoulderslb8Uc Sweet Potatoes basket large 12c II Most delicious little lean lender picnics 4 to 6 Ibs Lowest price of the season for the very choicest of the Southern sweets Boneless Bacon Ib 17c Greening Apples A 17c Swifts Eagle brand best sugar cured every slice streaks of lean and fat Unest oi this seasons cookingapples dellciousf or pies sauce or dumplings Fell Cream Cheese lb 17e 12 Fresh Eggs for 2Sc New York Mates highest grade twice as nourishing as Sirloin Steak Giving splendid satisfaction for cooking purposes equal to highest priced J f Smoked BccIHluc Ribbon Jnms Blue Ribron all kinds of A Brand deliciously appetizing 10 S H Stamps Free choicest home KIWn fruits 1 F1c wafer slices from best cuts In 1 Ib glass Jars each JL a L large tSc carton 12c this week with every one of these purchases uurlnn I U d e Blue Ribbon U ran d MacaroniSpaghetti Peerless Gelatine package lOC Peerless Mustard Xlb tin IOc or Mil ars Irish best American and I I Imposed t Ib each jars tyg 11 Trovatore brand highest quality In Peerless Corn Starch pkge IOc Peerless Pepper tflb tinlOc and stone pals I each 1C packages each 6c and I2u Peer Peerless Cocoanutpackage 12c Peerless Tomato KetchupbotlOc Liberty Preserves Clioic choice less lirand in very 1 Peerless White Vinegar botlOc I Worcestershire Sauce bottle lUc home crown fruits in Jib Inpack 29c ages each tOe 5c Peerless Cider VinegarboUlelOc I 3lb Box Best Gloss Starch18c stone crockS Extra Stamp Specials This Week at 96 James r Butler Inc Licensed Liquor Stores f 50 S H9 Stamps Free 30 ni SH o Stamps Free f l with every one of the following lowpriced offers in with every one of the following lowpriced offers I highclass Whiskeys Wines and Cordials for the choicest Wines and Liquors I 1 Very Old Cabinet WhisScey full bottle quart for ri25 1 Hunter or Wilson Whiskey j B bottle 85c il Special Reserve Wiifislcey 15125 bat for 1 Imperial Whiskey splendid value boltle II 50C Doppel Kummel genuine double grain bottle 1 KingUSSte SCOtch and mellow botlle8iJC 4 Selected Vintage Port finest imported bottle 1 Powers Irish Whiskey jBbotti 100 Amontillado Sherry 20 years old bottle 125 French Brandy Godet Freres1hree Star bot 115 t t Special Reserve Jamaica Rum bottle 1 Imported Sherry and Portootlle75c Princeton Cocktails Manhattan and Martini bot 75c Trysome Sherry and Pun t nttle50c i r Monogram Whiskey family favorite bottle 75c Superior Sherry and Port bottle 35c 1 Creme de Menthe aftr dinner cnrdiii large bottle 75c Imported Claret Schmidt ct Fils St Julien bot 50C Superior Gin UU Tom or Holland bottle 75c MajJCIl Bitters mild and strengthening bottle 50C i mrrTnr nnni Il litt n J

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e I OJ t r r THE EVENING WOKLD THURSDAY OCTOBER 18 1908 uu i SPURNED MAID I l p SUES BOY WOOER r r FOR HEART WOUND i I i w Courted by SixteenYearOld I j Lad Miss Hudson Says I t 4 1 I in 20000 Demand it Harriet Eliza Hudson of No 137 it West JslnotyelRlith street In the Su preme Court totiny told how she had 1 been wooed and won and cast aside by Anthony Klpprl her landlady young son The wooer she said Is a plumber who found excuse to work on Imaginary repairs while she occupied t an apartment In one of Mrs lappet II I 1 houses at No 31S Ninth avenue In I 1002 when slio was n slip of n girl l aged tnentyflva years nnd he had all the wiles of a man of sixteen years She loved not wisely but too well I she told Justice Plack and the Jury 4 and now sho Is thirtyone years old I I h and her chances of Retting n husband are lessening and SLUuOO from tho al I SI leged trlllcr would soothe her wounded heart i hr To substantiate her story of how An thony as a gay Lothario asked her to I tv1 marry him after 11110 months of court t ehlp Miss Hud on sobbingly showed I P two diamond rings given to her she said by her boy ntothearr and a plain gold band engagement ring after which tv1fe I C he sent the great bundle of loe letters I Hen A Powell her counsel put In evidence to My Dear Wife and 1 St If signed them Your Affectionate LovlnB fe Hubby She told too that he took her i to Dr Drachman a rabbi and asked lh him to many them and the rabbi find c tap she was not of Ma faith refused I hit ko From that hour Anthony Klppel bey hib cnn to turn from me said Miss Iud I t b lion and In llj he told me our mar I 01 k nags could not be Dec 23 19W I read the announcement of his engagement to I t t c be married to another I t RIchard E Cameron testllled that I KJptOl rail Mss Hudson bought two lots each In Jamaica real estate from I him Other witnesses testtfled to small actions supposed to Indicate Anthonys II love for Harriet Eliza 4 ExJudge William Armstrong cross t examining kept hammering at the dis parity of ages of MIM Hudson and Klp pel and that while he had nothing his mother was supposed to be very wealthy and It was expected by Miss Hudson that the latter would give up If she sued the son I I I I A stumbling block to cost ly footwear is here At II moderate prices we give you the finest Shoes that the i best materials the highest skilled shoemakers and the most artistic designers in America combined can pro I duce Shoes that never need breaking inthatfit perfect r4 ly and never lose their style because they are Wttflr 5HOE5 i None So Good 1 5 C 6 in All Leathers ARE YOUR SHOES I I tl ltIZfD t II The process that makes patent leather retain its lustre and wear a third longer SPECIAL OUR 4 KElilSlIAPE SHOE J is everything that the name i impliesand better than all other 4 shoes I I 3941 CORTLANDT 183 BROADWAY 1 1 1 Also at New llavtin Conn THIS HANDSOME I BRASS BED 4 2Inch pil J lars Special 1 this month 1 r 975 i t J Furniture Carpets Etc t K cr lliloir fur Huutrkrciiluc f CASII OR CREDIT It 25c A WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT t 10 per itnl ilUcnunl nn all raib kalf iU month I 11i tw TIIOSFMEAGIIERCO j 207213 Park Row Nrar Chatham bU re Qoodi Uollvcrvil fret attrywliol I Jlallroad tutu allawid j I It I t I r I o f Ten Free BLOCKS 6 T AVE Y

Gold Standard 1 L 13 Stamps Each to Book Start ft A Gold 20th to 22d Street i r y Startd rd I r I 5tatnp i f eack 10 I o f yoUr tan q I o purchase h w b II a II j J w L o Q I I J I Arc You Saving Gold Standard Stamps J 1 1 Gold Standard Stamps have a positive value as t The New Stamp combines the new idea of a 1 l each full book is worth 250 in any merchandise double redemptionmerchandise or premium 1 1 you may desire I You take your choice l 1 i t Double Gold Standard With Purchases Made Before 12 oClock I i Double Gold Standard Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 oClock I Stamps p I ToMorrow Single Stamps Thereafter ToMorrow Single Stamps Thereafter i i Groceries Tremendous Closing Sale of Womens Suits Groceries i i at special prices Prices Cut in Two 600 Garments at special prices 1 J Prompt attention siven to mall and telephone orders flces U In WQ on armen s We reserve the riaht to limit quantities We reserve the tight to limit quantities 0 r1 to Effect an Immediate Clearance f Sugar Havemeyer Elderss Standard Refined o Tomatoes The finest A i new seasons Brand Jer 1 I Granulated Sugar in 25lb muslin bags C J 24 We have too many suits in stock six hundred of them must find new owners at once They are all splendid good style practical sey Tomatoes In gallon cans 35c value 2A for suits and at the sale prices 1000 and 1500 are the biggest Baigains we or any other house have ever alTered for C There is sure to be a crowd so be on hand early tomorrow morning and get the advantage of early choice Cocoa Walter Bakers Pure Breakfast Cocoa f e I c lnf tins elsewhere 20c special for 7 C Womens Suits V omens Suits Milk Bordens Peerless Brand evaporated milk 6c omens Ul S In tall 20oz cans elsewhere loc special for OC i I flour wjshburn Crosbys Best Gold Medal Formerly for 75c Formerly ormer Y I Flour 2tMrIb bags OapKlrkmans Borax I Soap Babbitts Best I i tr Spinach The G a r I and CatJUpTh Banquet Brand 1650 1850 t y 222500 ot floral Borax 10 cakes for 35 c rrand Dlnacl1 pure tomato catiup S Brand early nrdcti ISc line mod bottle No I Nluelto dot glint ties per J2c Sardines The Climax Brand and 1975 and 39 75 I tin mustard aardlnej per 10C DeetsThe Geneiw Valley tin uc l i Coffee il Bnall ruby u t Now Marked Tea 1 Drand Tic FcachesThe Castle Haven Now parked 1 Dinner Cof No 3 tins per dos 12e The I Royal After Formosa I to actin un Oolong English 1ttait rr tin Brand peeled pie jea i fee regularly JOc per No liquor Ginger Ale romr 1m S weetencd tln ISe to Close l to Close lb special for35c lisp Breakfast Ceylon pored BellMt ain e i i t Young Hyson Basket ger Ale none trot J1J5 Orange Marmalade Hart rf a z r M1 a The O K Blend regu i ter dor loa English Oranf Mrma ll 2Sc lb Fired or Pan Fired Apple Juice iiuMyi pure lade 7lb can 85oi 216 r I lardy per spe lIorU1 and car onl1tfod CI1M Jar aicl 1lb jar Sc yf cial for 25c Japan Gunpowder or J the finest product nt M Ulna IBci mall Jar tt rl II 1 Mixed Tea large bottlej S lo 1ge FrUneSFlnelt Santa Clan f i h 1500 The ONeill Special lb r1 bottle runes Flneit t I 25c mall 1000 carton regularly 1 0 00 Codfish 1den Ihrrdde1 California PrunM parr lent fruit I tt Our 70c quality spe J plcn 17c cod Lan mall I PUII a r re 9C 40JO age alM 2lo 1 c is 1 t r 1 special per lb Blend 23 w cial per lb 2c I I 1 f The Banquet regularly fluid Dee AnnoUr Fluid Datcscboloe f ft t t r Our hoc quality IIrer pstract Cholc quality 10 C ularly 22c special per spe uercotr 36e Yard date per lb cial lb 4 112 boltlca for l lb 20 C3 per 55 Herring jj New in aniiilchnere Hollandeie Olive Fremh OiltarchandZrere Olive Oil 29c li j I Maracatbo Coffee regu Our SOc quality spe i 4 per lax HSo mixed 7 Se pure a site tottl tor 1 J lardy 20c per lb spe cial per lb 45c Cakr per k c raVei trran baked Mackeral DOlt quality Plain or Tailored j Materials All Wool cial forzoc I8c Our 4Sc quality spe i dsc prakeloj raliln mar Irish Mackeral No S aloe tl The Luncheon Blend Ib 40c ble fmlt citron cake eperlel or nllior oer 1615c fish 10lb kit 180 7Qc Models in t Cheviots and regularly lSc special A ib kit Our 4oc quality spe J5c Beans k String DetnSTh Bridal j 1 for Brand small green atrlnc FtlsChaleequallty Great Variety s L Broadcloths Golden Rio Coffee regularly cial per lb 35c legj sot Early Juno Pen No 2 Q beam per Se IM10 per tin 12C ilni oc ularly iSc per lb spe Our 3Sc quality spe Clam Choudcr Uurnhanis Salmon The ned Rarea z Clad for f2c cial per Ib 3Qc now season a clam chowder Grand finest Alaska Salmon T auart can 18c No 1 Pf 1lb tall tins per dDs JSc tI cans I1U9 per tin On Sale Tomorrow Friday Morning in Both Buildings 1r Tremendous Values for Tomorrow Friday on the Popular Bargain Squares t Conveniently located across the front centre and rear of the store easy of access and comfortable to shop at these Bargain squares have become popular with both our city and suburban friends I Splendid groups of Seasonable Merchandise marked at little prices for quick selling No Mail Telephone or C O D Orders J 1 IN THE ADAMS BUILDING 1 a Mens Neckwear Marabout Stoles Bates Crochet Bed Veils Untrimmed Millinery Ribbons Spreads All pure silk plain dotted and flgurs1 One hundred dozen Wings new 1 I Large shape wide folded end Fourin Special sale of Marabout Feather Fine Taffeta Brilliant Ribbon 4 Inches J Hand Scarfs for men in an Full bed sizes choice selection of I Barsain designs all colors 1J4 yards est autumn colorings wide plain Taffeta Ribbons Bargain extensive assortment fan Stoles black and nat Iaigain this seasons newest Mar Square square Value to 5225 7OC Bar aln 0 also black 2oc Bargain I SJ4 inches wide all desirable r Square No L ty designs of pure Dar ain ural t feather stoles Square seilles designs S 139 quality Front No i Another each special lot of at all silk fancy Square ings Square colors eral use for Millinery Regular price and gen 25c I silks Special at Square No4 white Bed No 6 No 7 I ity 1 e nr imported all colors 100 dozen yard special f 7 ij front 25 350 S read 95e mesh Veilings j per a e No3 Value front Front JC each Spreads at each J 5c Front 1 n at Values to 35c ud cisl at 0 ipclal J5c per yard s P t j t C No Mail or Telephone Orders front at 2 50 A saving of 14c on each I ported Quills 7 1 Art Embroideries 1 Womens Sweater Womens Hosiery Womens Neckwear Silks Dress Goods 1 Pillow Slips Made of Oriental Madras Coats fast black Silk Chiffon Pongee One yard Cloth Sittings this sea bOriental J Womens heavy weight Embroidered Collars White and colored Stripe extended band finish sev Womens heavy weight fancy knit silky mercerized Hosiery Dar ant h l ow and medium height also wide in the most popu sons greatest values Bargain eral colors and d e I wool Sweater full seam fancy colored silk bows f n DUftln line assortment 54 21c Coats PerfectqualitYfull 1UC me assor Value 29cat lJarJin ain large Du ain Square J Value ISc and z 5c each a uc lar street and evening Square signs I Earpain pearl buttons two pockets Squtrc less and with double soles No 10 The graduated neck Ruche squat SqUire iuches wide all wool No 14 t 1 new designs Squire No 11 shades Value Soc Pillow Tops Floral I Centre No 12 sizes 36 to 40 in white No v heels and toes Iir white only velvet collar per Centre No8 Cenlre Value S 150 per several col i I and Value Cenlre bands with tassel ends in black and I nt0 yard special ccnirr l signs j Value 2Sc at yard Cenlie gray 25cr ofr per J 9C 69C J9c 1 98 J5c colors Value e 5c it C 35 yard at O7C I ors Value 29c at J e 3250 at pair e at 35c I Childrens Felt Hats Hemmed Pillow Cases Ruffled Net Curtains Candy Outing flannel Underwear Corsets These Curtains are made from extra rolanu Puffs ery creep n n d fluff 25 Outing Flannel err Coz warm llifftlnr Kle per lb nt Cozy bust long hip and flatten In the high sizes Ouslid new Childrens Knockabout Felt Hats 200 Dozen Pillow Cases i quality net with full ruffle aha I II Drllcloua Irtnmt KtKular thuculato s dvnlppeJ per 10 Gowns and knee Petti ing back model made of fine I in cardinal made of good bqu lb at JC coats full length and coutil with slide for Skirt Renaissance car I n a 45x36 insertion and Nql navy No 19 Ai urud Nut undrrjlt Uuttnr 11 trio ain D art In I Bargain Bargain I cope lfeatar per I9c 1 width lilted fast front and side Supporters attached f w S Hear Square nat fn Eatjiln d bai q brown and black Square edge an exceptionally Square gray allht muslin Value 21 tached handsomely trimmed Square Square qaulity No 17 Just reniACl from Vienna our No 20 colors Regular price 1021 y Curtain at dainty flllt camllei such a SO Hear iace ribbon No IS Value POPnisiCurtainat SISo with lice and Si00 Rear I NoRcar15 spe No 16 I4c each special I caot berrlui ra pb rrlci grapo Rear 50c and 59C7 s Value 125 special 89c Ktar Rear per pair I special current and many other varieties 3ge I 75c tIN cial at e 85c ties Jtrkular d choice at at 9c at e at r L r Me per lb 3UC 1 J IN THE ONEILL BUILDING 1 I Marabout Stoles Umbrellas Womens t Sweaters Hemmed Cotton Cloth Suitings I Blankets Dress Goods M ar db o u t Feather Sheets Four hundred pairs White Blankets Remnants 1 1 At a prle has than the actual oet JUt 120 womens heavy weight This I hi size In blue li class full e neat seasons high stripe Stoles black ot nianuUclurln 1201 IUrtU WOOL whlto 200 dozen size 8tx90 Cotton a And desirable dress lengths also Uintrtllii aotertiura nf Shaker Knit Sweater Slietts centre seams Cloth Suitings at and pink borders I will Darinln Int Quality mercer g tome odd lots and natural Square linl sires ptrunm Bargain Coati straight full llarjain made of good stand 1 rIJln Ilaut111 Value E ISO per ol11le odld Itatst I Darwin I frames f and vented coat less than half price Dar alit je closed out at great No 2 ill nlirje and varied back mannish aril miiblhi Value 57c Square JUJfe pair spy fri if Square Value Front wlKtlim or lxlh fancy Square with largo pear but Square e1 c hi sl idol No Value 5150 1106 0 I square rediulions lengths r and ImportrO natural rIG atr n I I 42c 5 cul at T J IL Nol 7 wood hindln to nisei No 3 lane SUc to K No 4 I 11 per yard Iionl A saving of 40c on No 7 from 2 to 8J4 SS Value 15 li from kl Inch far vmcn I 69c I at 550 Inch 123 for 1 jrwn Vlu 100 to 69c to i pedal at 298 front A saving each Sheet of tSc on special at I I each pair yards ij t h 4 s i JJ

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T Y n T2iZL T V1 NMy lfIlfGWORLD THURSDAY OCTOBER 1008 n IJi W T 1 MME GADSKIIS J NOT SUPERSTITIOUS t 1 NOT A BIT OF II D Has Prejudice About Going f Back Something Forgot ten Superstitious Oh No t L F r OPALS UNLUCKY TOO t Scorns the 13 Hoodoo but Wouldnt Give a Looking Glass toa Friend I I f By Ethel Lloyd Patterson l Friday the 13th holds no terrors tort Mm Johanna Gndikl the Metropolitan t Opera Company soprano This Is be r cause Mme Gadskl Is positively not superstitious To be sure she does find i opals unlucky and she would not the l f to a friend a looktng glass or a knife 4 I Men too she hasten unaccountable prejudice against returning to a room 1 t far a forsotten article And of course I r everybody dislikes to have Rood luck f wished to them at the beginning of an i enterprise But these are not super I t Billions Absolutely No I Mmo Gad ski herself dcslenates them as a sort i of feeling After hearing that Mme Gadskl had r t refused to land from the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse on the thir I teenth day of the month I was con j siderably amused to find her enjoying an apartment No 2311 on the thirteenth floor of the St Retie and looWnj both i I happy and healthy Not a Bit Superstitious r Tso I am not supcrstltlouo a yaSttcieabout anything she declared j t would have landed without hesita J tion on the thirteenth of the month If 1 Signor Camparrtnis feelings upon the l subject had not been so strong Of course a number of us stayed on board the ship hi deference to his prejudice As far as I personally am concerned I would like to have landed on the f I thirteenth My first appearance In I America was on a Friday the 13th sad been u a sate u so u umc and so f nippy here How then could 1 be afraId of itT And you have none of those little feminine misgivings about Intangible I omehlngs7 it would not tor Instance Hurry you to break a lookingglass fsu 111 the let Mme UaUskl at flrined I would not care how many I I brent Of course she added slowly i i I would not tare to present a loakins I CVJM to a friend t Why i ft But They Do Say They do jay replied Mme Gadskl hesitatingly that to give either a 10on iau or a penknife break 4 Iticudaldp s Mud opals are you fond of them Very indeed I am she declared en thusiastically 1 have an exquisite threestone opal ring But do you know lowering her voice It Is the I most peculiar thing about that ring 1 am always losing It or mislaying It But If there Is one thing 1 am not su perstitious about It Is opals I I must admit that 1 have a sort of feeling against returning to 4 room for an article I have forgotten I am not superstitious about ItI Just have that ft eling Have you ever In such a case tried i sitting perfectly still In a chair and counting twelve before you start out Q i again No said the singer much Inter ested apparently what docs that dot Wreaks the spell Ah said tho nonsuperstltloua one 7 am glad to know that i Just then a pink and white young face topped with a mop of spun sold made Its appearance at the doorway My husbands first vifes daughter Mme Oadskl Informed mo solemnly Then her gravity save way and she laic hed JallEhed Loua Is getting so big that I am ashamed to own her as my child so I think I will have to say she Is the daughter of my husbands first wife Isnt that a good Idea 1 She Is you know for mv husband has only been married once I laughed with her as we walked toward the door but stepped carefuly eo as not to trip over a rug If you do that you know they say you wont get married that year WOMAN GAS VICTIM IN HOTEL COMPANION GONE A man and IjI prepossessing young woman registered at the Luna Hotel No K Fourth avonuc late last night as A Otto and wife Brooklyn and were naslRiifd to a roam The man left about 8 oclorit this morning A chambermaid reported to the office at noan that there was a strong odor of jIUiln the hall outside tho room that lId been occupied by the couple Tho door was forced and tho woman was found fully dressed and urKonicloua on Lie hod She was taken to Hfleiue Hospital with a lighting chance for her Urn A note written In German was pinned to the frame of a mirror In the room 1 read I do not care to live any IonIT and bare no signature Written no poet card In tho womans pocket were these names and addresser Sliaefcr lllsmaii No 214 East Thirty lsl1th street and Vleivck No 421 Third IIvenlC Remember Absolute Alterations Satisfaction Free of Guaranteed Charge by or Money Expert FULTON ST COR Cheerfully Tailors Refunded BRIDGE ST RIDGE BKLYN o ECONOMY SALE I T FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Womens Tailor Made Suits The Finest Collection of HighGrade Merchandise Ever Produced at These Moderate Prices This Elegant Directoire Empire Suit 9 made of a fine finish broadcloth with satin inlaid on ll I collar and lapels and cuffs coat trimmed with satin buttons on front and back pockets piped with satin and trimmed with braid and buttons new French l t II n flare skirt with wide fold all illustrated the latest colorings exactly as iff 7 5 WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF Misses Junior Suits at Prices tT t 875 1075 1275 to 3250 i i t WONDERFUL VALUES All Wool Batiste Dresses i Handsomely embroidered with German Val lace long I pointed sleeves with tuck cape and edged 12 7 5 with lace extremely smart dice I 3 j Satin Braided Dressy Coats I 35inch long model on exclusive model creation entire t 1 coat beautified with silk braid built on salin foundation and lined with Skinners satin an exceedingly 24 50 rich garment value 3450 100 Lace and Taffeta Silk Waists i II I A manufacturers cleanup of J 5 and Qi 197 6 values none sent EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED FINO OF WOMANS CLOTHING STARTS POLiCE ON HUNT Ppfylal to The Evenlns World I HEMPSTEAD U I Oct 15Oliver Allen an Insurance agent of this place reported to Sheriff Foster of Nassau I County today that as he was riding along a lonely highway leading from Slunson to Norwood ho found a heap of womans clothing by the roadside and near one of the reservoirs of the Bor ough of Brooklyn Nearly all tho gar ments had been torn In shreds The find consisted of a womans complete outfit with tho exception of the hat and shoes I Sheriff Foster at once put deputies on i the case and will drag the reservoir as It Is thought a woman may have been murdered and her body thrown Into the water Blood was round on home of the garments and the bushes where the clothing was found Indicated that a struggle had token place I Tiamps have been noticed on some of the lonely roads nf Nassau County of late and some have been noticed camp i ins out In the woods They have how I ever kept very Mulct and have given Allncola where the county Jail Is lo cated a wide berth I I There are no marks on the clothing I that would Identity tho owner It Is of fairly good material and was appaiently worn by a woman of about forty years j of age nKJO Is Only Ono I ii Bl om Quinin I7Mt Is I I Laxad lffl I BrOfllnfi jJlJJ nitJJe tflttr v CtY fl Used Tlio World Over to j Oufo a Cold In Ono Day thrtyn roroonUr the full acre Loot for this dzctcra on every box tic I 71 t I I A r jfSOilS fOOt S cBorax iodineBran 04 ACTS LIKE MAGIC Ured n a Bath n few ap On I Tot Nails plication Will re tore the n Ingrowing 01 at 5 s icet to noitrul toll tip tut o Fcintvs tcndeirers crre Corns and Bunions thai eflntlipg sniartmR 9 and irlicvei the mlMrm ho1 f Swollen and Painful Feet cawed out cons by buncnj and caloucs It cni to say out IJlt cakes 25 cnli All drizznti Sent fo fti ntipte Money Back If Not Satisfied WlLUUrf A WtUC tote ulirduei 700 tktraa Umd nS W Y t J1 i Yi i c 1 o M 11 I I

Registered Established Trade Mark tOt JSr Hal a Century Veilings Boas Muffs etc Special in Veilings 50c and 75c values in Magpie and Black at 25c Single and double Auto Veils and Scarfs in every color and combination at 195 250 295 305 and up to 1250 Special in Marabout Bogs 5 strands 2y yards long in black natural and lawn at 5395t 5 strands 2 yards long same colors 325 11 Large flat Muff tail trimmed in above colors at 1 495 and a better quality at 750 1 Directoire Ruch in Marabout and Ostrich very smart in all plain shades at S295r evening shades at 395 Ostrich Boas at 450 short uncurled and in medium length at 750 James McCutcheon Co 5th Ave 34th St waldu tAstorl3 cl I H Lord 1 Taylor Important Oriental Rug Sale which commenced Monday October ail will be continued throughout the week UNCERTAIN trade conditions in the Orient are responsible for this remark able offering of fine Oriental Rugs 2 5 to 40 Saved by Buying Now An extensive stock containing many fine and rare examples Every rug bears our usual guarantee At Retail Only Broadway oth St 5th Avc igtb St A d f iIf C k 2 l JAMES McGREERY GO a3rd Street 34th Street On Friday and Saturday October the x6th and 17th LACE NECKWEAR DEPTS in Both stores Lute importation of Novelties in Neckwear showing new designs and materials in Stocks Jabots Yokes Guimpes and Blouses also short Neck Ruffs and Girdles in all colors Neck Ruffling Ruching in the new widths tucked and platted Nets LADIES CLOAKS m Both stores English Tweed and Silk Rubber Tourist and Automobile Coats 1500 and 1950 Black Broadcloth Paletots trimmed with braid Lined with gray or black satin 2450 Exclusive variety of Imported and Domestic Wraps r FUR DEPARTMENTS in Both stores Black Pony Skin Coats with fancy silk lining Semifitting model 40 inches long 4750 French Seal Coats with collar and cuffs lined with heavy brocade silk 40 inch semifitting model 12500 Black Lynx Scarfs with shirred lining 58 inches long 2250 Black Lynx Muffs 2450 I Black Caracul Scarfs 500 I I Muffs 950 I MERINO UNDERWEAR DEPTS m Both stores Ladies English Flannel Skirts Delicate colors and white with silk embroidered ruffle 150 I value 250 I Ladies Outing Flannel Skirts sec value 7c I Boys and Girls Merino Vests Pantalettes and Drawers Vhite or natural soc A compete stock of Bloomers to be worn with Directoire Gowns in Silk Satin Pongee or Brocaded Satins Colors to match costumes JAMES McGREERY 5 GO 21rd Street 34tb Street JAMES McGREERY S GO 23rd Street 34111 Street MENS HALF HOSE In Doth stores Complete stock of black and natural Cashmere and fancy mixtures in Merino Half Hose Cotton Half Hose medium and light weights Black tan and un bleached with double spliced heels soles and toes also II Morleys English made black cotton 6 pair iio Pure thread Silk Half Hose with spliced heels soles and toes Colors tan bronze rose blue cardinal pearl and black ioo per pair MENS UNDERWEAR Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers English made or medium weight white merino 200 per garment value 240 10 jjo 25rd Street 34111 Street A Business Bought Is an Income Assured If you nr3 not satisfied with n salaried position why dont you invest your savings in a Busi ness Enter rse und keep all the profits See Morning World IBu ines Opportunity Ads today i I A T CM Kcdfto Uptotfm JTWoM Male Dew MM K 1 town Sbopplag to BzSrovanc F C KOCH Co to Friday and Saturday Stirring Economies Men s 950 Imported I Bath Robes 395 I I ISO MENS TURKISH TERRY IMPORTED BATH ROBES as Illustrated In solid colors of cardinal navy and light blue hood cuffs and borders finished with handsome chtnllle flowered colors heavy cord girdles This Is f one of the most sensational underprlclng events we have ever announced and the sale should early I limited lot on go 395 Positive 950 values Mens 5 Smoking Jackets 295 SO MENS CLOTH SMOKING JACKETS In Ox ford gray effects cloth and cord 295 bound edges Value 3500 Mens 75c Silk Reppo Cravats 50c 1000 MENS SOLID KUPPO SILK CRAVATS tourtn hand model open ends In navy ana marine blue garnet tan brown cop 50c per and green shades Value 7Sc each I Misses and Childrens Hats A large assortment of FINE FELT HATS a variety of styles incltt Ling the SCHOOL GIRL CORDAY trimmed with plain and striped ribbon 1 25 bands all colors and black Valu Sl75 Friday and Saturday I I 485 Instead of 650 for Boys Suits I No suits of this character have been sold this season at such a price I confession The materials are pure worsteds and allwool cheviots in hand 1 some patterns new shades and color combination of brown erav and blue Also included at the fame Pnc tr 50 Sm of Pure Worsted Serge m Fhin Brotei Navy and Tcovtf lr Russian and Sailor Styles 24 tl 10 Every Suit years DoublelvessUcT style wtlt We curry a Positively cr without belts aiso Deriy full assort 1 models Sizes S to 17 years 11AYY Worth men t of Hats OF THESE SUITS I from WITH 2 PAIRS A C end cast for S600 to OF KICKER 4 8 5 Boys at low i 700 3 0 C K E R o cst prices TROT RS Girls t S18 Smart Suits 1395 I JUNIOR SUITS for girls 10 to 14 years Tim art In the smart semifitted i motels cots 27 to 30 inch length guarsmed satr limns large patch pockets Skirts full plutel or gored Hare wi11 fold Materials are supe rior quality plain 1roadclotli striped and he igbone cheots ii 1395 navy brown and black PosTve 1SOO value 1 Girls 7 FullLength Coats 500 GIRLS FULLLENGTH WINTER COATS cf superior wool cheviots some serge or tunnel lined 11 navy red or brown also stripes and mixtures Several smart modes in the button to nfck and notch collar effects They arc cut on mannish line and mantailored Sizes 4 to 16 years nr Valu7C0 5 UU Infants and Childrens Coats 1u follovfog specials are will worth the stteitlon cf every satins mother IMF NTS LONG ClOAKS of allool Bedford cord fancy clpe with eTtroidered scallop others trimmed with braid 439 CHILDRENS COATS of gray zibehne front with hree fancy silk frogs Or of gray Astrakhan with velvet collar and cuffs Sires 2 to 5 yews 450 CHILDRENS lOX COATS of corduroy in Cray blue and r rl double ry breasted fffect finished with leather belt Sires 2 to 5 yers 2 o CARRIAGE COVFRS of best qsial tv ripple eiderdown entire cover I I elaborately trimmed with nsrrov or wide ribbon I o I Shoes for Boys and Girls These priceconcessions are unparalleled vd the Shoes offered are bso lately the best that are made for children SOYS LACE SHOPS of fine vici kid or French calfskin hand welt ex If t tnsiDi soils syl sh and seniccable ie I to 5i 260 MISSIS1 AND CHILPRKNS tJOOTS button or lace ci imi ki Md VHI pact leather tips hand welt sole Sires SV to tot 173 Szs I to 2 229 UTTIF MENS LACn SIIOIS of vlci kid boxcalf or patiii coltskb haM HIt Sizes 0 to 13Vi i 79 WANTS BOOTS button or he of fine vie kid with patent tatter tips or plain toe flexible sewed soles Sizes 5 to S 1 C 5 Also a complete assortment of SWsses and ChiUtcrs HIJH CUT BOOTS in We Rid cr patent leather An Important Sale of Hair Goods Beginning tomorrow we shall place on sale m exceptional assort ment of First Quality Convent Hair Switches Newport Pulls and Pompadours at prices little short of sensational These rprist the latest importations and newest styles No woman who desires a his bargain should overlook this offering J 16Inch LONG HAIR SWITCHES 89c 18inch ONO HAIR SWITCHES c i Switches 20in1 iONO JAR SWITCHES I tin 24lrch LONG AND WAVY HAIR SWITCHES 3 00 SMALL NATURAL WAVY POMPADOURS 70 Pompadours MEDIUM NATURAL WAVY POMPADOURS i 29 mASON NATURAL VAVY POMPADOURS VOO Puffs MARLOWE PUFFS 8 In sit J 49 DIRECTOIRE PUFFS 12 In set 249 gsth St 4 Wes f Between 8E Seventh Lenox Aver J Pivateilin1ip TO MR U MISFIT You profess to he a Tailor i Uut the clothes you make are Just About as satisfactory I As Roosevelt to a trust Ill If you expect to hold your trade flu I Youll find that it will pay I To hire some ABLE workers t Through World Help Wants today I L Then Vtu Wont He Ashamed to Look Your Customer In the Pace I

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1iI i 7 J a IJr T7itr 1 jt 3 THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY OCTOBER 15 1908 7 lilt unun un Greerihut HAfa Shopif refresh youriclf with A cup ol let w Ul L be had in our Lounging Room free of charge d Patrons of the Greenhut store will he citrifd ire til Charge in the IBtli Street Crosstown Omnibiiv to unit I ontpany from Subway and Fourth Ave C rs Tiiird A r Hlcvntrd and Surface line and the Surface Car lines on Mroadway I i Dry Goods I i I l l I j TomorrowThe ARROW SALE I I I

k Note II Every I V ARROW SALE Item Reduced a i Prices in Booklet Quarter to a Half Below Regular Prices I I The Arrow Sale booklet which is handed you at the entrance doors con I tains details of 125 special offers for this Arrow Sale day Each is an item in seasonable and r wantable merchandise goods that people are buying today at I full prices Tomorrow these items are at prices reduced onequarter to onehalf I In the store green Arrow It cards point to the speciallypriced lots Bar gainfinding was never made easier nor more profitable Some examples of the special offers follow Womens 225 Mousquetaire Gloves Main Floor at 135 Pair i French glen kid gloves to elbow length tan black 125 Black latfaa at 95c Yd and white 1 An unusually sou lustrous silk making it de ir bU lor gowns 35 in 100 PocketBook or Purses at 75c r Yd Real seal and patent leathers to choose from with 60c Black Taffeta at 45c wrong inside ClImes I 19 in an excellent wearing quality good rustle H omens 100 Belts at 65c 75c Plaid Taffeta at SOc Yd Leather and elastic belts with gin clasps and aide I A number ol etfective combination to select from ornaments i 65c Colored TatfCMS at 42c Yd 50c and 75c Back Combs at 25c Splenoid quality mall the staple fall and winter Serersl plain and fancy mounted styles I colon 19 m C 115 Doylies at bOc Doz 125 French Voiles at 75c Yd 16tn alllinen damask doylies wire tied or fringed Crisp and fresh all wool shacow cntcked and plaid ends effects in blue ana black H m 700 Blcnkets at 500 Pr 125 Cheviot ana Sage at 85c Yd Full size white Eastern wool blankets with blue and pink silk borders AU wool cheviot in pSln effects and berringbone lUge in a good dl wool quality black only Mens v I 1 00 and 125 Sh Ir I sac A cleanup 01 many sty cs in broken lots 1 100 Poplins at 70c Yd Desirable for close titling dresses in a choice line of all and winter 14CS 110 wide Second Floor 100 Fancy Serges at 68c Yd Womens 2250 Tailored Suits Very effective ell wool sutmg ill even and broken at 14 75 hcJa lor kui 3 or ski ts 4 in I A new Hall model of brown blue and black Lyman I ville cheviot semfitted coat mo el i buttonirtmmed 500 Ready to h ear Hats at 350 lined with guaronieec satn skirt goicd trimmed I A loge collection ot seta Ily trimmed and becoming with tailored fuli and button kilt 650 Skirts at 295 300 Curl d Aigrettes at 225 Ilaited and gored modes with self lolds and baud I Iu a variety of seasonable ulors and black m the most seasonable colors I 500 Silk B Duet Hats at 395 Womens 400 Footwear at 300 II The beililed and most tiyluh dupes ol the season Tan RtiiM alf button boots in one of ihe b st all colori models ot the seosjn perforated vamp Cuban lieeli and narrow toes I 150 Aigrettes at 9Sc I 1 Uncurled ostrich aigrcttu in colon 200 Mocrls Taffeta Petticoats i I at n 25 150 Tip at 95c Colored striped eJfectl und black made with deep Tluee in bunch blck ostrich t ps excellent quality fat flounce t SOC to 325 Novelty Banas 200 While Cambric Top Petticoats at 2C 10 3 225 Yd at j 13 All tic best color comb nations ana design Well made with flounce of English rvelet embroidery and tucks I 125 to20U Rcat Princess Laces Xd Misses r 550 Petticoats at 395 at 75c d Bands edges etc ill the choicest peasant Of heavy dependable rustlirg taffeta with full regional fluunce all the newest colors and black 34 to 38 m 75c Tucked Nes at 45c Yd I 18 in wide Boys 650 suits at 425 Double rtllsled and NcrfoU styles clivioli in fancy 150 Figured Tucked Nets at 95c Yd broken sizes ancy Dainty figured drngiu In vai ou sze tucks Boys f 575 Suits at 375 8c Vclings at 18c Yd Sailor and Russian suits mace of fine ancy fabrics r Tuxedo vei ing in plain fancy and dotted effects all broken sizes colors I 45c Lining Taflcta at 35c Yd Third Floor I Wellwearin crisp ltsln h iitj in a variety of hill mid dark biiudcs 181 in 3250 Wilton Rugs at 2450 A number o choice re pro uclions of the highest 5 0c 75c Coat to OAL Lolars at 25c and 38c Fine imported baby Irish lice coloring grace P rsian 9 x 12 lugs feet Ixlio heavy quality requisite 1 50c Neck Ruches at 35c each I Marie Ai Ion cue rue ei trimmed with told or utin Womens 800 Writing Desks at 600 bands Fine Mthogai yfji islua desks I 37c AllSilk Taffeta Ribbon at 25c Yd 650 Mission Tubes at 450 I 1000 yards ol b aulilul Jacquarn taffeta ribbon in A few excellent lyles I floral des ijns IJa in pn k light blue navy mail 1 lavender und bin L tuiloble for millinery purports 2500 Reclining Chairs at 1650 Mahogany theirs with tteerhide trithrr seat and 325 Pearl Ntckchains at 225 lack Rom n pearls vsiib pearl bead of ojilcd clasps 5200 OidPoiticres at 145 Womans SOc Haidkci chiefs at SOc each Suitable for couch coverings or single doors Cross bu hmshlc bed lionlei chiefs with running design of embroidery 300 China sugar cna Cretm Sets 68c hlouncmgs at SOc Yd atf200 I Nainsook or Swiss tlouucmg in pretty design 2t Hinddevorited in exquisite design to 27 in 475 Lawn Robes at 295 5125 Chocolate Cups at 75c Fine while lawn robs trimmed with tmbroideiy Hinddecoratrd china cup and Y leniennes lace 300 Chocolate Cups at 175 850 fancy Robes at 575 rVtltily handpainted chin SWIM robes trimmed with choice embroidery Suit Cases 53 00 Salad Bowls at 175 395 at 290 In china prettily hand decjriied Lelher lined with or without shirt old some with bran catches and sung fasteners ethers with cap laiteneii only 300 Tabasco Jar at 150 I Of hand colalcd c ma Womens 350 i nonaas at 235 I Ol Enphsh long train lejthcr m black navy brown 125 China Cups and Saucers at 75c I and green tland painted Il efledive dellar 250 Vani y Pur es at 170 150 Renaissance Scarfs at 100 Patent and fancy leathers in black and colon lilvrr imunliiigt 20x 51 in pieces with deep linen lace border t 6th Av 18th 10 Wth St GrCCnhut Company fyth Ave ISth to Wth St I Yt r 1f htrZ JtralL L A rL srslf scbac f nr tizI zYcmL 3K2t1rttr 1 TicEJ UUl t1t st rI I I Free Trim r flit h 9t I i nd Lx Ave vII hand you en I J 41 1 5 can on d T 1 urcha ji jur torc which makes just the saniui ihsj i ALL CARS TRANSFER 7O I rlihi IIH Htill mi N4 V I tJ Snachlel Scarfs J li l rJlili otcefhns 1rldnr h rxn Ilnltnm h1uuN1 m rn11rP n tin n n n u 1 r ISC 1 1 r la n Ilnnl I u a 146 r i IfXIN6TOIlT0349J1VEYJlflro6fsl N r I Ilhll U n tuugnl 1 r C I TQVE P FO Dr ha FRIDAY BARGAIII MAGNET SALES I Irlilnr lluraaln hear Sn a In It Jrlilnv tin rttnln Mncnrt Vni ill In til 1riit Itr UhIi mine a nt lit Ihll IInrnlll 11Illrl SI nml VJ Womens Sweaters Women 89c KidGloves at S9c 5 TaffetaShkPetticoats367 flannel Waists I The Friday bargain magnet sale grand new fall impoitntion of womens fnc ila p 1 lis is line ul the Inquest bargains in silk I cti reaix nliticd this srusiin fhev are its black and dl l brings these necessary garments n kid gloves with one TOW of cmbriujuty Hvcry pair alnJ New effects in stripes fight mc f popiln finis Have ji ihfp circular rullle of handed sharp undcrpricis guaranteed All sizes Ill black and white milj dium and dark colors I bcitiuni lulles Q I Womens Sweaters V0 Womens 125 Prix Seam GlovesJ5c nl 171 S r d u u L I r a n s rtx ant pPeu JJ c Black Sateen Petticoats 149 breamed wllh lulling collar 01 web till ttitr 11Innl I t it t in i i p in i tin t M t A til t harrjain front has wide almjlo IjronstiV nmnniiOi sly9e liiiiK hr v par Kduraiit itl I ill rrrf i rJ ju p L i1 i lloitn pi i In nr i in lud with IlId11 l1 Il I aIth pearl Iol1lln to near Well wl Ii tailored pleats and black sill but sr I nn i in HIIM 1tnh sd r 11 mare thou tlilw I I I Sana III 31i t Y 1 98 16 Button Length Lisle Gloves 24c r tons pleated hack S parntc collnr I Womens Sweaters s ubo a nllI d Mntisiiuvtiilie IZI xllbi lu blur I iliitu uiul minis AI 0 Sateen Petticoats 198 piped with black Finished with I I turnover co ln told lIrI Ip II Ire 1 Mint h arrnr upprrgn9ntn fn taffeta silk lie Button front shirt tj e ui fancy BM Men s 150 Kid Gloves at 89c tr ir v n It ih ii v ItIIiiIC H VVI1H nltlll tf flj cuffs and long sleeves i IniKij lieall ImtKint 2 69 JInUi nf InAtr arceed iinpmlfil iapi kln ill tau I MI n rrl i rl deep flHi tlOUIKM Hfrtiriltll Ixrs 3J to ft at i rlrlb trhnltnJ ohh hhltx tioinstli 11nt Imd slilr I mid golden litmn Irlx puni umlirnliUrtMl iin K 11 I Women Sweaters extra qunllt fill llojirilninlnltM Uln Floor Mult tit S tri i I illh 111 uiuluya v S eud For Vitli tt SooiJon Black Briltiantine I i I iuul V nerK Mingle bieaMil iir wiITI In tiiu nuuuil Frlta Iliirrnln Mncnrl No tin t IrliliiT Iliiiauln Mucnct No nti to fiR Waists 1 98 I I dart sta Sizes 3n III 4 98 I 6 at Men sLbO Coat Sweaters 68c I 1000 Remnants of 65c en r 68cnr cniicly raw mode tailored nlents I Childrens Misses Sweater o 1 C Good serviceable quality flliiaht nr fin 1 id ulih W tuoktxl frwn nr Vcueni shut eHrex cutis nno quality all wool V and e t They ire 34 wool Plain gray Rrny button front tmg ulnovin xc creiiiimy bleb n u cHiz elnRio Imported Table Damask with dark redg iarwall lull size imj talus nt fin I breasted Klzus i f tu 1 98 ama Jd gray navy oxtwroly low Price U at garments from 34 to 44 llloumlllKdllpf I 1 doIIj ama St xlon n l Second l1IoomlnIllJr Mor Lox Ave S4 tlon Regularly highly mercerized selling for 64 05c inches O wide I in r pretty designs 1 1 19 Mtn s 2 wr25c Collars 6 for 44C I a yard Friday bargain 7 y d s or 69 C Kcmember these are nol seconds All I M V W a vr i HJIX fiesh i magnet price i are absolutely pcifcct roodsflesh m vv 1rlilny Itnrcnln Unseat Na48 trldttV UatRnln lIlInrl No mill H rti n r1t amen Fl r r 1otI u 1 I lean stuck 40 different shapes Made I TXT D rim I of 4ply Union linen rp 1 50 Bamboo BookStands Wall Papers Trlilni HurtMill Mnunil Nn Jill l II Mens 39c Silk Neckwear D Stands 98c I Sale of 25000 rolls of wall paper Women 3 Bath Robes 169 3 for 50c or Each 18c s 1 C i I I some of which has been selling for Ripple eiderdown lull front shined back sink Vcty newest designs in fourinhands These ale decidedly useful and I lOc to 30c a roll at collar Bound with satin Full sleeves finished with hand and shields reeks plain and substantial 48 inches high 13 1 f satin edge Heavy wool girdle in red medium and dark inches wide Fancy effects either I 4c and 1 Oe fancy effects Light GJj helves m mngdnr 300 Friday bargain magnet price fdnnl dnlc T Tro I c srrl 1 n HIiiOniiiKilaJtMi Ee Yl Ilo r nti SI Er lon JI MP MJ sirs Main 1 L r rash Mt u iInn TlIM floor VMli St cNCtlen I I Magnetettes Friday Ilnrsnln la11 1 Xn U7 to HU Irlilni lliruiiln Muunrl Sn nn trlila ttarnala Macnrt Xo tl1 to 7I Magnetettes I I I I Womens Shoes Cowhide Stockings or Men Wo I 1 i i rr omen Des SUIt Cases 285 men and Chi 11 I All On Safe p 300 This i s a clearance t vit dren 11C Q S On S fr I i I No Maj I Grades f broken lines Some r L jy NoA1ai l 1 or c I FtI1 Worth a Good Deal More 1 r C i i i that O D f far have French heels will nl I i orders Some are buttoned h du Women 2Thread Cotton f t order J l I D i iJ j pliat I i 1 00 others laced In patent d 1 StOCkingSallx iips I Satin Messalinc I Iud widK Mark leather and kid with wbn th I Met S 4Thread Cotton Half Hose inrk and tan Outing Flannel I and all the IILA rears r V t react reap JM plan I f t fall oir1ne hand turned soles If Childrens Corduroy Ribbea Double Knee Stockings Ivl liiu Mriitl I KuKularjy Ji J j marl of fir owhlr 1 i d1 ba y y mil and r oll Id un ka f 1 yard rl1a lar Also oxfords in I Hlf analnx 11 II II Wens and Womens SOc Stockings 19c IrU 1 01 CHI I hrr rfllIfor wens dresses a real gets mngllel ni nmm rcrl 1 I price 9Uc vici and patent leather t 11 trr II Womens Lisle Thread hens Half Hose lisle 1011 i Ithin lag aloe 1Lra Fl ahlh F I alai iil train lr Princess Mcssa er with regular heels 1 ro Stockings bilk cmbroid i thread sill embroidered igait prico SC l line rte a fie in fab aI Girls r 150 School SOc Velvet Bath eicd insteps l insteps Darnel Flannels I Irlclnv llnrciiln Mnenrt No stn W o m ens Stockings Womens Cotton Stockings I desirable rot the blr leliiil rd Shoes 98c Slippers 33c y a r I oes C mercerized in hi h ors and Ma k in g ings with white soles vhlt1 J r grade i1 white lte uhtI Made of box calf and I Assortment of colors rtdurs Hi Imlay bargain oj bargain ii H yard map Indav vo vita kid including the ex very comfortable Sold Mens Cashmere Half Men Half Hose high tiuisnot 7 net price yc tra high cut Sizes 7 to 11 everywhere for SOc Host merino heels and I spliced heels gauze lisle PIII of Jit I Taputry Portieres IJ1 rrJn sr 1 1 i rrylhdFrnnnn toes in black natural thread Outing Flanrel iMone c H o i t Y gray and oxford I Every size in each style In Ilnk blur A lulu tteavlly frinReil J III 1IIlIIlnrI Main FIr YrihStueiicmN and cream fxtru I i lifKUlnrly Ji DJ Frlilnj Harnln Mnunrt 041 and dl hertz tlio li r r Friday bar tf qiKillly nt tlio Frl r I gain magnet en a Jrlilny Ilnritnln Mncnct Nnn 71 and 71 day blIllllll nlag I price jlQy Roots Tivoli Underwear 1Nlen S and Boys 69c lIl Ifr prk see Panama Suitings J 41 I 4 incnes wide ROOT5 Ever garment bears the 1 Night Shirts C Silk Embroidered I black and navy makers name and trade mark I i Regularly 39c a TIVOL I Flannel hems thch I yard b rldasbar Every garment in this tale is l I Made of Domet Flannel or excellent eil and scallop i Ialn magnet STANDARD strictly first quality quality muslin Cut full length and width CV ami 7Jc giailiti 1rlco 25C UNDERWEAR Mens Roots Tivoli Un BO 3 French Low neck or with collar Boys sizes 6 to In genre none I I Che DI o ts and 7 derwear natural gray shirts Boys I I i 16 years Men sizes 15 to 19 Kain signs magnet Krltlay bar 07 I I 37C Sagesues aii uual auJ drawer price C 1 Patent Leather Hats Blue Flannel auddraweta79C I Mens 150 4 IllUllCK nhl Ill strictly first quality s Napkins black brown myr sao dozen I I tle and win Itfg Childrens Roots Underwear natural pay wool From 111 to 12 oclock Shirts 78c nificiriztil nip s Flzr IS H tilarly E9c a yard stricll Klnc x strictly first In morrow Friday K rid a y bar 25 IncliHg square In 6I drawers e io mud 10101 1rnistel wth col Sizes gain ma g net j quality vests pants and 16 at SIIIEIC many olmioo lat I 44C Inr uttHlit Elms K 16 17 and Ib lirlco C Each L Size I ttnis fast edgl I JlISeoScon LargrrSlr I dr l on rger IU IInh 1111 to a iiMon e Nut morn tlin two III a iiisii iiir P la Cloth L II I r No inn il I hug regularly Poplar 0 I liuinlilKtdi lain KITV OOfh M Urctlnn oiilllifrdahu talll rif r Nth St Hftlon for JlCiO a dozen il HICJIUH aide 111 I Friday bargain ream navy light blue pink btuun 1rldnr KiirRitln Mueiut uy 11 fi no magnet price 59c I lrlllaJ IliirKnfn lutes tin 7i und 71 pi r dozen I and bliuU myrtle gain 1rlday masnst bar Rubber Boots for the Family P g1 e Huck Towels I J 35c Kitchen Jars 19c price TC 25c I J C tic en J ors c tsetselinen act A BloomingJale Sale at Manufaclartri Coil r finished hcmmid i Broadcloth dllf Every Pair of Boots in This Sale s Guaranteed yuIULl red hunters Isc Kooil I iJii rlnlch IIKIII A comprising 4000 blue and white kitch new shipment tieiKht 60 Inches So besides paying the very lowest prices you are assured utmost sat o 10 r I d n y baiKiln I wide Hegiilil isfactory quality Mail Orders will be filled as long as we have the 7 en jnrs goes on sale tomorrow morning They come matnet prlco fftC 125 at the frlilny desired sizes L to us direct from famous German makers The great net tarBnln prlco of mat OUC Childrens 5139 Bright Knee Boots f 1VO SiirgffaigK IN k r quantities we bought brings the price down to n the Sofa Pillows pret ti ly I B 0 I Ie r Rolls sizes 5 to oh uu mm n minimum The shape of these jars is shown in the IlcnograPbednta riety nf ikilBtis y 1ti I Billpse all hiec cut They are in the regular size neatly stencilled on Jaajon lined I iluMil or null Misses175 Bright Knee Boots sizes t J 30 P0 jp eli in ultnand suil outside for such coffee I op niiiK for jijlluwb flit the OUI I e or contents laic J ns cn ee ten Hour o t air Have fold 2 UihUluly IY Jo 11 to 1 1 bailey catmeal rice etc Other stores that tiiDusnnN at ilc 1 Friday magnet bitrgaitt Womens 200 Bright Knee Boots J QQ buy these jars indirect or in smaller quantities Friday bargain 33c i ZS iiisnot price 2 S l b price r sizes 2h to 8 ties bell them lor 35c our bargain magnet 19 I C Silkoline Comfort sale price is Bed Sets bl Boys 1 275 I Boys E 150 Storm snlcprhe rufCUil rouals lea a U r full blre Storm King King Boots nance luce for full guallty Illluil wllll wl t gait rot Boots sizes 2 10 sizes 3 to 6 75 r t Imported Blue an d White Jars rLA slzo bed a set regularly Friday l ton IU r lei I u tl Z 11 to J Boys JJ5 IG i burKnlu IM inoio Krudo at the JMI Mens 450 I Knee Boots nmg398 UIrlre not I piles I 170 Worth 15c 8c mybargaht Storm King atria 13 to J or e r at C ot august price 79c Boots sizes 450 Nuys 13U0 Knec Boots 11 d Turkish Bath I J These jars are small and match the larger kitchen jars Tninelt ox tru I Blankets 1 1 zit 6 to 11 sins 3 to C Towelsr hen I pntyi Me ns t 375 They arc stencilled for contents such as pepper cinnamon all whllo lionuned i is 1 ail value vuilte at n gu the l Knee Boots I 295 230 docs nuttrcg allspice and mustard InrgN tze Bhulal t I Vic cal velriduy Jrlday b a r g a i n sine 6 to 11 oinlngUaiM Third Plow Cflth Si Sec an f I i I mlll rut rut no tcuunn ie 8 I Fluor W11 tU at ii rnuK 19c un 0 i I vr llaC 5S555 p I 1rlilny lUrculn MiiKixl Ni II Intit IriilJJ llintnlli t hi n r t u ri I Irlilij lliniiii icnrl Si J Irlilm llurmiln Micnct No tile Groceries Special 1 Eyeglasses and R shaving Needs A 1Day A Sale ot Best 66c i I S ectacCes 25c r Alarm Clocks at All mol Defers fur xr OPlIIM I r r rt rear 1 i l lrr nil IY Spectacles C j t I I yoinl oar ri uur vvis n dearer ar rv r muht r anx I I riled bv money unm uii in line J arie ai int Best American alarm 1 K IT 11VIM COIIN TIH hf lw w h ntisruvii K f 11 IM lillMI IKAtllO iiikiil our irsu IOC 1 clocks long loud alarm c ao I regular toe JC Im ISc tan ul L I l Ys 3 1 with stop 4inch dial Jar KTIIIM IIKN iii in I CllllllllrM IN IItH rrv red extra funlY guaranteed perfect timekeepers 1 II I N CI Imjioricil rrn TJc Mi 17c IQ 2 I f 1 sold all over I I lilin ao1 s 9C ami K keepers so a ve ensile LIMA IIICANN ilrcaily lit nickel ullvur und guld refer i New York for JYIIII V hV4Ioltkllip riiluoeii can 1Jl I I I IllltKmnll can 7C Hi unil jfijL with puru whiti Mlrxrrjiitttl IIIIHII L 100 our special I Ici finilly else C AhlAIIil lift Mia 1Io iiilnt iu 9 x 1 ry I l TKAItl TAIIOCA r I zanier c u n HIM Main rioor lion ftnre t price tomorrow fin C I I 5e I I lloit tir Ib 3C Oil auk Mon ran tier 38c Superior Safety Razor Sets Ii only Wl MTMKliSQuiutrr e IS Wart in ulnvr and pne rare I KiUnd 5c AMVKtlils Ills y OJC Illiiiv ILrgaln Mvciirt Suo ru il r u iff u IT r or rum Cdvrdgdrtler Main I loot 51li f fcl n I I AM TI iM lr HlaBifi nn ASItlttlil AI upr cure 11 IM lor 5rt lastir Belts 29c I j v z ru i J All 01 Ii lill 8Se Muni ivi ran ruts jQl r r 1 or I C rrlilni lluriiiln Uncurl Vn sr ami NIL I I TUA far 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C b UHV ffluin Vuimy t I r 0 u J rl t rtlra lao 12c biuwn Copenhagen and othc lakh iiiiiiriiis suirv en lifM tr K 1 vWt1 All luv pur esjnutch 50c fir Ib 0 r JC one lonable colon 1t11I1I si r n t to II fllrunpla rr Ltl I U4 ttH 8SL fea t gg I tI ouInClalee ilaea uent Main Fpr wOi lit ft Hun Muil Ki lanI nt tiivtun a item o nth tic tlanon t it s All Cars Transfer to BLOOMINGDALES Lex to 3d Ave tylth to 60th St m

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d r r 1 7T M e IT 10 THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY OCTOBER 15 1908 i FOUND FACTORY FOR BAD MONEY i I ON EAST SIDE Two Passers of Bogus Coins t Captured Told of Eleventh I k Street Plant r f r On a tip furnished by two prisoners nr rested In Newark last night for passing I r counter folt money Special Treasury Agents Callahan and Jerznne and Lieu f tenant Joseph A Daly of Central Ofllce l t rildco a counterfeiter plant at 2 A JL I today nt Xo Gil East Eleventh street o and tund n cumplotp outfit for making l a6 bogus dimes and quarters together with SX IIlW ten cent pieces and 400 twenty five cent nieces l In I le Pat also wa a marrIage license honns that David Freldman had mar i j ried 1 rune Lopolsky about three weeks ago No ono was In the Hat when the r t esfnt and aetictlvcs arrived but from the janitor the raiders learned It was rnnt i In the name of David 1rcldman Freluman U was said was at the flat t j last night at S oclock but he suddenly dtaaDlcnred The men arrested In Newark gat i Q HIP r names as Morrli Ebcstlne am I 1 Alexander IMelman Both said the i lived in the Eleventh street house The were rested alter passing many cot n I torfen quarters and dimes on netv bo and snuil tradesmen They told the lIOn Lice tin Were being paid to pass them i i n on a iHccntuKe basis j I t p t WOMAN IN AUTO t i ROUSES BROADWAY Ii i I Screams Bring Police and Al I leged Husband but Ma l chine Escapes i I A 1ge touring car turned out of Bro o ny Into Thirtyeighth street 11 curs this monilns going west at con sid a la speed A woman In the ma Moe suddenly started to scream rd i p up a succession of shrIeks that runted the neighborhood for a block r i every direction Near Seventh ave nue Ie auto stopped and police cam nir runs up A man pushed his Tray through the c J that had gathered and told the plo t 11 was the nomans husband ll Carted to drag her from tho mo J iir but the police placet both under i MM Inuring tho excitement the auto I mobr n flCh carried another man and t ctrfeur started forward and dlsap I I 1 fL prisoner said he was John S Sar t rtyseen years old or No 257 v riirtyeighth street The woman v 1 ii 11 to give her name She was v u and Dr James wno was n i ii d from the Koosevelt Ho p LII i her to Bellevue A charge i Ij utily conduct was made ugaltut the n 11 t I I Jfranfclm Simon 61 to Fifth Avenue IMPORTANT SALE FRIDAY Infants and Childrens Wear Infants White Coats I Of French Cashmere hind tmVA cape and cuff 4 85 I lined and wadded sItes to years Real value ri3u T 1 Childrens Tailored Coats j Of Imported dielot N3v Brown or Kd Ilinnel llnil trivet collar sires 2 to 5 jeirs C 50 I Hfil value fors U att1 I I Childrens Handsome Fur Coats Of White or Sable coney fur full length model f O 18 50 satin lined t to 5 years Real value 29 50 I O Infants Bonnets 01 corded silk embroidered or chiffon trimmed I 85 Real value 52 75 1 Childrens Trimmed Beaver Hats In lvhhe Navy Black or Red richly trimmed 6 75 i with ribhon Real value S5 U a Womens Imported Waists r French HandMade Lingerie Waists i Three new longsleeve models richly hand embroidered 7 50 hand tucked and lace trimmed Real value 51350 i French HandMade Crepe R rusts New models of French Washable Crepe I 9 75 hind made hand embd richly lace trimmed Value J1350 I FIFTH A VE 37th and 38th Sts I I I Lord Taylor Mens Gloves Neckwear I I Special I i i Ln lisle Folded FourinHands I in new fall colorings plain and fancy weaves a t large variety of designs Colors Hunter Green Canard London Smoke Wistaria Catawba and i various other Autumn colorings i 65 Cj value 100 i 1 Tan Cape Gloves with English or spear point backs in new fall shades of Tan regular or short fingers 1 I IOj value 150 Broadway and 20th St 5th Ave 19th Ster I n j Ie r f IIOIIIIIIBI r I n 3 k B Bff E B A jBB yMM flBK B M 0 B 5A l I Southwest Comer 6th Aw and 18th St New York j Manufacturers Y 1 If I Fall ample Suits i t For Women and Misses Ii f p 1500 18 0o Styles 1 cJ 1Et r 1f1 H Ii t Jo td it tr J i 1 9 1 1 J t ljJ1f iif 1 11 i l jl D f 1 l D t J f1l i t V I iP J WIt lA 1 J J ji 1 orftl I ft t f dJ Ar J 41 I Iv J f i Ie 1 1 Voff1 1 I j 0 I A1i i t f I It i I I il J J 675 I i 1 S6875 I I Ill I1re rd J In a I Ih ij I L J II K e f I I 1 I u CIIM ul a rr v d v1t ClI I 1 lJ f I I I I fiivin f aarnrt t l I d I Imui I in The md Itl r I I f the e siw err lined with t iltd r i I I 1 liinltv 5011r i t rier lna of ru the v er r Il r 1wfuel nw t 1 v 111 I 11 t r1l I II r I I r tt rvipiln ill1 the n1 afv1 ni do I I If 1rf I I t t Thn try nvuV tnl J j IC t i I J 3 inch Coats f L i 1 J J r 11 IN1 II ii A limn elect vSAv I J I i I 1 J I I f1 I 1 f rt r J o 111 d Hi wl tiiN n LJ i 1 1 J I i he if ti i r ilJi I 0 N Fr i t ir1 ilip t ix i v I I It tint Iff Ociobel Sales of Brill Clothes Here are better garments newer more desirable patterns anti greater values than you will iind in any other stores i No other stares possess the trade advantages Brill stores jj enjoy and no other stores are f willing to make the sacrifices proll tsacrificesthat Brill 1 1 stores make for the sake of 13 bigger business f 1 I These Brill Suits at r t j 1350 are the Best tl r 520 suits in America J i The fabric is p0 all word worsteJ 4 i r of S2n tat stinJird The patient f 1 i are tries in the e new FOIl T t V 1 t GKhiAN T A N 13 A R K T A N S I j bROUVS and SkV SMOKES so i much in demand and so scarce at any i 1 lA 4 1 price r 1 priceThe is all 1 i i tailoring journeyman work I o n The models arc smart Brill models l And every suit is guarantee give S20 service Fall Coats and dl 1 Cravenete L L j Raincoats 1350 lR1LIa SIE t MOJJL 3A Special at New stone olive stripe gray smoke tan bmn ILl and Oxford hall Coats cut on a dozen different nvxiel And new stripe effect Cravenette Raincoats all journeyman tailored SIS and 20 value in every detail Suits Fall Coats and Cravenette Rain fl coats that are 515 and S13 values 4ijJ 10 Suits of neat dark mixture worsted and of Wick unfinished worsts Fabrics of this grade are confined to suits at SIS and up The Uilorme and trimmings are 15 standard Gcrrect Fall 190S Dll models Fall Coats in a dozen styles of tans grays and hrouns and all wool black and Oxford Fall Coats Serge linings satin sleee linings shrunk i Interlimngs Cravenette Raincoats in 20 different styles fl and SIS standard I garments new grays and dark mixtures tv za e I I IOrlt srORF9 Harlrni Store ODMI Errnlnri 279 BROADWAY n Chambers St 125TH STREET cor 3d Avenue 2 UNION SQUARE 14th St n Bway 4i CORTLANDT ST n Greenwich I e r Manicure Implements 1 t a Dainty woman now considers her toilet table in complete without a compete set of manicure i requisites Few instituions have given this I matter as careful and studious attention as the Riker Drug Stores Having for so lang a tim F conducted a Manicuring Department on the third floor of our original store at Six h avenue and II Twentythird street we are peculiarly fitted by actual experience and the pursuance ot upto date methods to supply the wants of the most i fastidious as well as to aJvise all icrrning the J ruses ot manicure implements i RIKKIIS IIQI III N A 11 HUCnitS nor nud Porn 1 KN MCL f J mi an a K If ade for tntin finger I tti nir Rsilns gloss tta Alen nrla I tecurtnt I nail after ordinal methd an elegant pn h2O I have failed 1esuna5 I w 11 hn urd the 7fui ItiItEIIS YUL154Irl r c u S1 form thrnughly nnn Urrpnrnllnn r Imple eey freo from purr e IlIrlllo III the II1nnlur parlor a f our ftr4 er other cjelittl 1 old sl Hurt for yenr Durlnc hAt U uHanee Inc tlum we hate nprrlinrntid mid worked with them in nUIrtS NAiL nrII1I Ill our pnlnm hair pro removes lend Itrlr aril r notlDrrd them perfect I Ian Imimti to the nsd r sillmITrII C UIKritH SAII IiriTKK1 hrn untlll tea t Iolrhrr Sot only r rflvini 11 em a e Ian w ti t I ct and nnuli but 1 lih appearance Will HI I eiSe II In I f tJtsiZ we irlrK Si Illn a wee remove nk and fuit null i Ci iJ ouif ae Kovenr to thra frrn th finger Ii per 11 I n he Lmml elteivtipr tern ute anti harmUhs j hear Iv oaILlerl pr and ran he UH 4 on tl lJ wt ltr chnnnm unit u mull e aIC 01 111 j t ae to Hlc I r p pr V 1 niiiRiti f r TIC i r V 11IIHn NAiL I Alfa ron M II vtis a It tr i I I ritnl for tin ui Nor I jar cr Kai n i wale i IV the feeding tUflIG i I n I open ve when i murJlature 14 I coo pket kiiiv uitd pair guaranlee 1 tL I Ji IIHK hneet peel Cap t iI i l iiiKiifs sruui N vn nun I the use of lhr e j I the f hn U no uoPn eerlt n manlruro I r ihat 10 9 c I s e o r i apprfcia dtey to to so t no In I Ihor aII nlshnl a II i Ity Ie a cmn3 c 1 att ugv outs are the hu i At ran FJ1 le Inn r If do ant HUt I o lls femti Wl IIIn so wo I rrfu nil row money 1n to Uo Sllli St the New SlKjipn J District would he incom r plete iviiliout ItrltteS I1ii4 i Uruu Store in the World RS DRU SjRK j 1 Iilh T it a t s Ai s 1 1 V tv HI M Y 1y l tea ua A BEST TREATMENT s t 0 Caar rLY FOR CATARRH rho tnti e inner prtiln of i u u Iks is cultrl 1 uli a soft delicate 1nlnt ll amis r inliiani tLis js h pt in hld tlr cmiditi II ly tit s nntn1ii i t1uIl vita i ur it Tt t iI s fi in tlc bltiMi sit ll ur is th e I in1alilJlI uuirn Jitu tiU lla l rune will liu healthy but w lit 11 th blow bdlt u 9 uiiitinl with cnUnltil i iniritKii 4IPl puisoi itliinnc lining d the Ioi1y bf onc irritate and ihswiscd anti the unpl 1 mtriiiil feii i jj 4nin If ttinli ruiiiin uce TltiTf s a tight I tm f ling jn the in t lUryci I tii iiiu n nn it thccaiN fni slight kIIlIoR illicult Ijititlitiig etc The ilisftt caiiilut be rcnthul by it ntl titul uctit tu ai uh 1IIa urti llful U Ijs iriiv did in t c nie Illrtiic S S S i 1 i s I ilJirh b1 r iLuiKin Hn1 looilnf al nupiititR ill l Pills YJicn is r i pure blr uil circulati thrall h tn bIli tu in1 I irn tatcil juenibraiiL i heal the tlibch l ceases Juailn sn r 1 n t try s tnrt tu tli djer C itarrh btui a drahe in v mth the tntir load ctixuliitiou is tittv ii 9 can tily be t incl I a rout tly that goo t the very bi itJin ami rinovts every particle of the impurity from the blood aid tins is just whtt S S S docs Hook on Catarrh and any tllldteal advice true to nil vim write N THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA GA rcafe nawtramctrgutwrrlmr l I j i mil Southwest Corner 6th Ave and 8th St New York I GIGANTIC cjij r V F CLEAN UP OF MANUFACTURERS tiro F Y t o x ODDS AND ENDS at I A PMR lrct thereht to limit tilt ri ubpr r f o p airs n C4 tiCtl laI c tirr JWO In A 4 3 yt v1 e Jtt tti 6 t r tit J tr y JA t I mf o Rial L it or 5 v3S vk Tclep tone Orders Womens SSioes i n 4t ert lr itJ cr tea arcs Vj to S widths iSr r Y q siu ra at LM j t Wosncn S Button Sbccs t 1 HC I a 1Lu ouue t rade 1f t wroh p io jj O made oloct a t t i tt k iBun with tiandsev suiei 1t r Womens liouse C ra t Slip ers rpVedrk1 I nt I oo ord Tics b rift 1 Womens Ox 4 y j ti I iL uuui LVw lvu woij up lo 14505 4J M t I blisses9 School Shoes C L 4 t D Au iKuav r t h1e i H a rt t a h F 5ea c I Boys f f a pan a pair i worth lOo taa r Worth e1 P J i Dr KeUeI d 3 µ AI 95 s t eeP In Bi ck t4 t 1 8 pair r or rj an Com1 ort Shjes o lr h o t French Kidskin sr I Most Comfortable G J Shoes and Oxfords 1 n pair f 1 1 w for those who stand a bar c h i1 much on their feet A perfect t r straight last 1 xr1 Womens Sizes S 495 shoe Hand welted flex b c e Childrens Sizes f50 soles 1 Very Flexible Double rubber and Misses Sizes 495 heels ComZoriable I Y T T 9s Ti 2oio and i 5 V fjIiner s 2 V 250 ShOe 9 at i T 1 1 Ks 1 Sizes q t Fifty l r1 J Io t l A 2 J to 8 Ji Ym11 Styles to v Ktlv tI g Widths select 1 I f w lif 1J f B toEE 4f 11 from J h w l r I j 1 l f f n t II n I I X1 UJI tI J t Il r l 1 r4 Ji YiJn l t1t V I J oU1 1Uc t 1 1i 1 J r 7 t vi1 t r J a tJ t to 4 New Fall styks from famous jt t i n iJ makers Surplus stock and t I IJt sample lines Dull and r 1i c 00 00 11 j shiny leathers X 1 ffl r Misses nfj 0 Ylh t f I 1 I qf J PIN I i rlt JI 1 I w M j ii f J i1 it 7rtdtdJI Cl k fef u i rG Jiioss 1tOe to Ii k liifr rIit Jiiossn I 11 f 3 If aVV A 1 A ln1r I P tit tlettflloli5kn Patent tt I fit S au yiii ib4e tai Cc tklnanti t ta td I d I I 11 tftt16 lo1 Cal j v t ll 1 I Kit I 11 t J I n i r i f II If t J oi M I I I 19 po J JII iI r ttirJ 1 rl i i j x10 I Es t Mens Boots C Shoes I Advance Sale ot bTURM and DRESS styles LJAYSfe FOR WS TER All styles in the lot r gy vy Went her ruoi Storm Bo its made of calf gi a TQLSb kin with triple soles Extra High Cut r t i W8 Iaitiit Coltskin Sample s ttrr c filPJ Hoots itrt f WA7S chCM Box Calf mcl Gun AUtal a f 1 I I f v v bij K j Hlllltltc d C Worth 3uo r l i4 f 2 I 2iJU 47 t Special at a z 2fi U a 416 c 1r f I l r f f 50 s1ft 0 l liV Jj g Jt A PAIR lYtTfrfl tilMV II u t 1

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