The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
October 27, 1908

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I L q fp1 Mr T fII fT c 0 I FP 71 p f F 2 Oh I THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY OCTOBER 27 1908 r TUFT STARTS ON SPEAKING TOUR ALONG HUDSON Despite Bad Condition of His r hroat He Goes Ahead with t I Campaign Plans I DENIES THAT HE IS ILL Near Collapse in Brooklyn but r Feels All Right After Nights Rest Candidate Taft nil hut volrpi M In1 cd from till OJranO Central station 805 oclock this morning for n tour f the towns mill cities nlnim the oast f hore of the Hudson nivcr with n M trip to SchciiPctady late thin uftornoi I K Ht will winil up lils ilny with two i irsetlnx tonlfiht at Cohocs and Tiv Mr Taft Vfilr gave out complete tutIlia last merlin In Hroolibn IB nlflit lie hurried to the lioini of lip fcr ther Henry W Taft at Nt TV st Fortyeighth stret wt I th oat was treated anil then Mept tho tltep nf exhaustion until 7 oclock It s tni mine 4 t KD5 oclock he renchml the Oroni mf111n1 SCeUral station where n sp cai tim of j four cars was III waiting During theshort Intermission bet WIT hll arrival an I tin deparniro f n triln Mr Taft stood on the obsenu platform of the last car shaking IMIXI ivlIli Allrcad men lie was ialvj ipc fo a speech hut smilingly phi I I I held confining himself to the tprsii S 11 e that his hearer would al vote th fl 3l publican ticket IlB voice was Inaudible twonv ri t r m where he was slamling IH he nn ixnred to be In excellent general liealt V an spirits lust before the train Tarl1 Ml Ilwland car lIlr of the Urniid Ceutr Station presented the oamlidiie wl on Immense ilirysantheinum whun he pinned to his coat Two Busy Days Ills schedule today calls for talk at Tinkers Tarrytown Peek kll Flshklll Landing Poughkoepsle Hudson SVhe Il Cad Crilioes and Troy le will leep at Troy returning to New York at noon tomorrow and his Itinerary I calls for his presence ui twelve meet S ings In Manhattan and the Bronx to morrow afternoon and evening Job Hedges the eleverest talker In the Republican ranks In this Slate will he Mr Tufts chief assistant in tuilay tour Gov HiiBhes will campaign with him In New York tomorrow preceding 7 or following him by a few minutes at each meeting I Mr Tufts vnciil organs appeared to be practically useless when he left the city tills morning hut the members ol Ilia party declared tint IO wuuld bo In good hhHpe Hltei lila li I img n iutiple of I epeeehes He niatillVstcd no alarm ovir I the pRospect of 11 gruelling day lnthe raw misty air of the Hudson Valley Waiting in the Rain l Mr Taft as imt lit Yunkers by an iCift Ort of SOO IleiniblUuns who marched Hlicul of his autoniobllu fiiin the mil road ttatlun to Mutlc Hall In tV IoH mIni lon avenue AlthuiiKli H light ruin WHS fa ii I mig there were irtnvds In the st items and the llepubllrun ranilldutc was He I corded every hit us ntbiislnsih a re reptlon as thnt which preeted Mr liryan eterday under similar went IK r con dltlons Musi Hall lioldx 1uu t peuph and It jwa Jamined A trowd or r u ji i stoml outshlH In the rain Mr Taft talked to the crowd InMilo and Hie crowd outside confining his remarks to Ihe attitude of the lUimblkiiu party toward tlie trusts and unin labor He Ueiared that the Itepubllean party was the la Ijormff mans fiUnd At till as well as at eleven aiibferiMent ineethiKS Mr Ttft epole warmly of hs admlraln for Gtv Hughes The rain had ceafcd when the Till epfrlal reached Tarrymwn whne nn aii rtience of 25fi people urceted the can illdatc lie fcpoko from a liat unit In Depot Square near the railroad sato TIle Democrats of Tarrvtowii as a mark of cotinesy took down a hi Bryan and Kern bnnner wlilih hint bqen eufipendpd near the dcput while Wr Tuft was In the city t reeUfkll1 the rain had resumed operations Mr Taft poke ftxini the observation platform at the rear end of tti train He upoke there of his record rj a JudfTC In Injum Inn cnieM Haying Jlif was wllllnp to ftaiid by 11 The rein pulled out before lie got warmeil up nhd ho flood nn till platform ivnv nr his hand at t lie aemhttiri of lf oI 1hit had gathered lo heir him LED INTO WRONG J BY MORSE IS THE t DEFENSE OF CURTIS Continued from Flrtt Page I I ever knouti urtlK In dn a nnuiKful lIt IR Or B lllftlllMlcM ILillK thin Ilinii earlv trainlnp MIK In H tl1e biinll salt iilciin Hril III Slate 110 iliK iiveriertinntliii iu leinmim tout tm tlF had leen imlnKd to look III lo Iiimse HK n srrat Inancler lie hail lenrued lo repaid him nx u hieiidnl loader In Ito vurlil uf hanking Mind j on I nm not paying tbnt tillmuf vu KUlK1 of liny crime hut I do ru tlml If r niuiller man ever IIHI eMiin fur IjMim teinnled I u larger ll wn In I tam grtat Inulr of IHIT Kverytlilng prciodliiK the tVentli iinflltiillliK thiviii him rges wni uf i Kiiri lu make Ilirtlc resHnl Moi e n s u lug and u fine nml a rlMliterniH lluyte In the IInklll MIIIl CurtlH liiiHIci Miir e looked up t him folbtwcil inn bn Hemet In him 1 huge plcotl went on to ur Hint there Tvufnt it national haul that hunt HC 1 cPI dummy limn Then he went on Putting It Up to Morse III 16cf Morse ante ti Iurtl IInl t raid Inrrnll IIIK niude eivnili niiii oil thai Ire MccK Im gulnw tu lutv thnt lee Hint 111 II In IIHI t n IlrovinH Hume 1 will RiiarHiilee tilt luau and jnnkc Fime money fur I lie hank Anil Curllii Rlrreed why ihouldn1 lio jme Tliro wan un minI mo ot loll lirnlltn for the bank Mome Muoil liehlml II je nM going up Hi mm friend mu told him lie WIS going ur And Ice 111 go up lint li had better win It he luul Piofmu KUamiitiT MM it lit ncv r hud welrhcd mid vim tuiiu Ullivixl jievrr would welb Did Curtis ml Jinn 01 hli guam nlH III writing N Vli tu an Hut tstiiii 11 tuftli I1 IIIJHII UII rAnd UI JAli And to irti the UitvUnn Hrowu 1lIn wk in nod user tu Ur tIehIenva Curll till belev d jura w brhiiil IhfOIIInl whwV Mut iminad oar time proMi tu lite Ill Curt i pt 4 It s n mailer W U Unrw iUfle u i I at b t I Vr1Z L I i Flashlight Photograph of Bryan I Addressing the Night Workers I

EVENING WORLD RACE CHART FIRST DAY AT JAMAICA calher Cloudy Oct 27 Track Heavy FAlL MEETING I l77 riilfl JAI r rti uealob aon wulis ul t o mace eling 3W uolJ f i Vt fu i T I i JI I n MM bu1 Um riilirii jut winntr b x bv rltlon riliouil i nunirK M Mlln Tim l I IuJ liHr vt ii I 4 V 1111 lck H r 01 ill l Fih WM sink i out KIU j i i K1 Ihpuuui i 1 1R J Kll t 111 1 m A ii I1 1 S hmllt lit Sni ntluiis ii 8 J I iii a P Jivnen Rii 3u i Nil nil II Jl 4i 4i rullen HW Kmil 111 p 0 ra lii ILr mu t iu 2 ti i i I je w Iriwimr 117 7 o 7 7s Yorke lOri 11 Hello Agnes lie s 7 7Ks Uilke Miikf uut bruit nefl I u mmm hon unnril luji ulniilni le iu ftily but ivtis r toipliihp ery rust nt the end Irhit mtiei drone uniler a it pak ride S tiuiiti4ui htM on well t ti 01 itter impitm oid tmomimr Ill7 13 i iNU TtMB ur uiri uyearoia and upward seuinuT tM addeut one mllu 1 11111 D Blxtfflltll Inst 2di off sjii Hurt goal Vuii ilrlvlnc winner ch e by 1I1l1anl Alar ilnc iwper Mnrili HjrStabU Tinie 14 JS i i tumrtra WlVu i f Fin loelteyn Op l 1CLliiE ltl nxulne iiJ if H1 i II Cmity 1 14 i Aliiinutt Jn 1 Jh I l XiiIr II keith j 3 i II i url I ln141 Imitator tt a tj i 7 h Ivmh lov isnlcifnia lot I 4ijm1 0 Cullen liu am ii ford vl T 7 t SJL n KltiB I i JiJ i e in j j J 7 HrriKtt sansiihjH MkeJ the Koine and rlnppd troni won with plenty In mefrmvtnhimtut fl j g tiivil r ilmr the pate t kenlt e u ee1tirofl JJtlif ciiit Mo it J 0 iIfll JIJ n twovn MTT iTuMens SJiV added tlii mloifcs lU oJ 1111 tOJ oft jill3i hi art 11 yn handily Winner b roo by UCI311 tn JTik Owimr Alhin 11 out riii lot 3a Ii r VtL Itt I t I LXI le JnjhSJJ Pi illi ti li Lim 1 Mr Ul 1 t Tt I umlr 1 Mi Hlver IK 1 lii i ij 1 Ihecvy llnffnun ra 7 2 H Jli tnencI iIk otii inn 4 7 71 I 4Hir3l HC7 iiw 1 II1 8 Hi ri I i O1 Imildt v vi Th 4ur M u V J 141 I Vorke uiuul HIPHT Je Coverley 344 l n mi Iii 7 L 7 1 Wolkc I Miiiat ur 5 in Jo b1 S Lynch iI1il itT 10 ti1 fek tI huL IlmiMler 71 Ark UT U v livlJ iou Hubert Mint Jule iw 15 is 1m ia II Monro 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NOTHIXf 011 0 TIUTH Citrus xnit time jlrit wltnotii for the h as pn HUH I 100111 himself wen in ill Oil H ut hn 1iolt IIH oalh Hiul inountcil She chair lie 1111 ten 1 tUtetn inlniiKt s lolllnc hie early hush limi hit He fnifriil Uall Mreet In ISls UK a f iirKifiiyBHrold ineHffinser bov Ho ifiame fi bank iMerk In I Mild worHw hi way to Hie rn mu ti hems I mIll of the Hank if I he Stnt of New yuKj Aftpi mmI I how lie firm OIIIIH to Ijf t lilt1 MOIK Illltll IllM itt i Ii I d ri i ri 1111 I the ii t Inn Hi BUlk uf 111 merrn hf llr i Hi W mm i H haul u thin t Inpt note lip i l Ilhe bin il VM i i I n ii Uf I pre i iirni In tim A t in Knrp i and hiw ll M i I II Al IMP hill I jilt ill I I iu n niitea ieeirpetihmt K ill h i la I siii ried iilin iml iliin 110 dp cftrij h Hie if iln e in hi 1 n of ireIMH Whim iii 1 4ii 11 101 a l olh tu mm t u u u T Thillf Olr it muiImti 1 i up tu tima Ihlll if II lump urn i la v IIan IraiKnc When Jiiil adjnuriH Cirtts tu ii lli on tut y iiind i Kkiiinuiiy 111 I i bjjll H jl pli ml i tl Iut Inn nluiii of u niTiu illjllfc Lllli Iji I 1 14 IUVs I waLit41 l lgumaimtee4 10 I Ulkl ir lllloi PjatrpJInc PMn i ItJta t days Mmoatr rifuBlid W i IBRYAN CITY TOUR BEGINS 3 A I MI TO END AT MIDNIGHT 0 itfhl Workers Acorns and Brooklyn Labor Men Ilear Him in Morning Hour FULL OF CONHIDLNCL viandidale Figures That Yes terday He Addressed 3oo0n People iila itt I 1 tmnfferled bylis nlfi M of cMiliiy which liejrin at T oclock In Ilnn I 111 TIII nI I icl this mnrninc William Jennings van stalled on Htioei speeehmaklng ur In and aound New York City to n V itu HP opened with H big meeting at Ihe irtdiiarters of the Order of Acorn Thirtyninth street nnd Broadway where im nil I ul ti to LA o 1 Ktuyvesar anler also appeared nil M schedu afit Limit Brooklyn tutu tereyChm mu nflernnon lad tl Manhattan this nine nnd through Brooklyn tonisht tune t al running iver fourteen j i Z I i 1 mapped mil for him the I i sptiv I Ii made In Brooklyn at j t 11 Il voice is nf strong ns It i wi n i I started on his campaign n III VllgllSt Bryan Has en Appetite Mi Uvviin tins the irii tl ubin of n k IIIII hurro nnd the sinninc in ivtrlch ivrinln THtiiiimny men ie tulUinir IOIHV in amazement of it vtpiKt Mi1 Brmi encompas tih ai nlv r lin U ibis morning nfter he I 0 cn liiiled M round cf rvtetlps I lid wjif tiinKinir hi 1 II tt Hall i 1 1 r t lie utums waliihit duuii Broadway Ii i all I Murphy Nurnian J Mack I hn 1 Kennedy of Buffalo 1 R Burton nnd Sceietiiry Tom mll of Tammany 11111 At Twentyeighth street the candidate announced tat he was hungry mid Mr Murphy steered him to one of the white walld Bible text decorated allnlgni coffee and tinker emporiums j Mr Bryan took a seat at a table shed his overcoat nt after looking i over the bill of fare gracefully hid away this assortment of victuals I Sausages amid buckwheat cakes I A plate of sinkers Two crullers crulr A bowl of cup custard Two cups of coffee After which he spoke for thirtyfive minutes from the City lIa1 steps went back to the Hoffman House and slept without a qualm or I dream until It was time to up thli morning Before stnrtliiR from the Hoffman House on his tour Mr Bryan spoke of I his work of yesterday He said that I In all his yearn of campaigning he had never put In a more arduous day I I have made more speeches In a day he explained from railroad trains and the like but I have never i made so many extended addresses The meeting at 3 oclock this morning In City Hal Park wa the most unique I I ever addressed I estimate that I talked to about I 3000 people yesterday ant last night I do not believe the meeting In lla l on Square Garden could have been ex celled It would not bo fair to ask me which of the meetings I addressed Im piemed me most because the character of hue audiences was to diversified Mrs Bryan could not refrain from speaking o the early morning meeting In City Hall lark The pIctureHqueness I of It made a strong appeal to her Mrs Bryan Impressed I Impressed me particularly she i told an Evening World reporter as an evidence of the greatness of this great city To see Kiich a lars crowd at such an loom when 1 I the world Is supposed tn be asleep gathered to hear a political address was amazing The light the silence the great buildings rlsliiK un all sides like rpec tre In Ihe mist were most Impressive I shall ticasuie the memory of that scene as long as I live I The meeting for the night worker was certainly something unique In the his tory of polltlis I was attended by about LtW men employees of the news paper offices the downtown all night restaurants the Ioslomcf and the river front marked Greeted by Acorns Mr Bryans first meeting nt I lie hal of Ihl Order of Acorns was one of the Ileat he has held In the city Not only was the big assembly room Jammed with men but Broadway mel Thirty ninth 5 I I eeL wer crowded and Thirty who stormed lit tll door In II 011 effort I to get Inside j I Congre mnn Hulzer presided The first speaker was Ileulfov Chanler who wan In ltler voice than last night I at Madison Square Outden The candidate for iowrnor repealed the set speech Im ban been making In I ilpHliite cities telling what lie means to do In thn way of an economical rid mlnlslrntloii of the affairs o tlic State I If he IH ulertfd j I Mr Bryan arrived In an automobile at lO 10 uclurli nnd the crowd lIt wild over him II1 Fpnhn for nn hour touch limit 11 1 wide rnnne o milijitt lIe told i uudlloi5 that i Kteal HIHIII In BOIIV In Ih ninny nml Stint He remk 11 elrcilon dir ulli slniw river whclmlliely Hint the proplf no longer believe In i mum Itepuldl un parly They iittd In ill II derisively Tle IJoy onitur of 11 Ilnlle saul Mi I CIMIU All I had tu siiuw Unit I was iild enough to run for I lie 1111 ldenr y win tin I niciltnllciii and a bald Mpot on HID i KIWII of rnv head I am soiling o dr iou they nu longei nil me the hoy IPIMO I am nfnll they wll nun auy I am lOll old to npfnU Hut I nm Intelriled In the kind ol got erimtttriit 1111I going to leave In my chtdren nnd if I ICXVK them i good government that Is uuiih more than a fortune In them leli make i lilt smci nniMiil un 11111 nn we run make It and lets make HID name of dm Amtljcoin rllltcn IIf gpwl as wu tan inakn 1 j iisll HWk9 Ihu KUVBITliuiejil Just Ip te pour and to the rig ajid to those k I Million School Children Enter a Great Contest for Writing Prizes O encourage the nearly one million school children of Greater 10 New York in their writing lessons To help the teachers who have this Important branch of study in hand by offering a new stimulis for their pupils And to interest parents and guardians in the progress of the ympj people In the art of penmanship The Evening World has planned a con test In this line of school work for the boys and girls of the greater dty In which prizes aggregating 500 will be awarded as follows TO TUK BOYS AJiD QIRLB OF RIOST YEARS OR UNDER fbi In prlsei at follows FinS price StO itcona prize S10 third price iS six 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sent with this Information arranged at t above on any paper will be treely entered In the contest Send your I handwriting to Handwriting Editor Evtnlnc World P O Box 1354 New York City The contest closes Nov 28 I tw In every department of so Icty and whether we he yoiinc middle nnpo III Olil wo wll eel that suli a govern mrnt Is iiDl only II hloalnK to the liv Inc hut thai ihouc ho llp will nl that they leave It as H rhli Inhtrltante to those who ionie after thorn Expects Big Victory Vf cannot tell just now the size of the twPeplntt victory a e ire going to win Inn Indications point to a very large ore rApplaimei Ilcports from Ohio loa Kansas huron ln Indiana and I hum ohs will toll yon that all thoe StatH will vote the bemoiratlc ticket If thesn reports are true mcii will have iu many votes thaI In the time we set 10 the Allefiheny Mountains we mny not need vovs east of timosm mountalna I want It to bo a victory In vhloli every part of HUH ouniry hall have a part I want New York to have n champ If we win II Is going to be n people victory If we win It Is goIng to hi a people1 RMveronient and a people ad ministration and I want the Ieniornts of New York tn cay that they Imeipemi to do It From nromlwiv Mr Bryan went In nn HiitomoWlB Hrooklyn whet hp mldrwil a big frovA at Wallaboin Market Thin ieelii was spoiled to inrne extent b till rain and the fait that Mr Brvnn 1118 late lie wai dill a the mirkftt at noon anfl I crowd of ZOrmn ntd iweinbled to hear Mm Ten the rain came down and thousand rroi for ultr In spite of the efforts of minor orators to hold them H wax nearly I oclock whn Mr nrvftii arrived fly that time the rain hud ceased but about half the lug audi I ence had to co to work In the micigh liorlnc factories and mt over SCJ fin ally listened to his speech I DEAD MAN IN RIVER SOUND HOSTOX Oer crhc decompoRwJ hodv of a mnn with hand and fert thou together mind a twentypound atone fastened to the wn i ivas taken from tho harlior tolo near the Common nealth rlokn in Souti Ilonton The inrhor jiolKe nay that tii limn appar fny waR a a lime tint hut time ilr uiiUnceH md ite foul play COUSIN WITH WIFE KILLS HIM JOPIJN Mo Oct 27lie Null of Neosho Mo lodny shot and killed his cousin Jacob Nicely whom he found In n store here will Mrs Null A ynr ago Suit admitted Nieiy III Ids home Lnnt liliv Nicely and Nulls wlfr left Neoslm Slitt had rome lo Jnplln m IniBlnris and n eldernillv iin I O IFH thn pall tin Hut milled iiililly Iii nrrnm LEGAL NOTICE w III T ls DtSTllllT rOlUT FOIl rllH BUillliiN lilKIIIHT til NBW t 1 III ii L i f Alirahini livim lm tie nhim miLl l iiil It I C cite emt 1 hlI imir I t f IIU Iurt Ia I i 7 h ii V or ien clolilnf of lime aPcKfrl binkrupt Rt rrnmis II I S It S L 1 fnnl1t n e v iii Ilty iu I 01 i fT The tnie o miii Cicaulmi I 1r itt 1or un be inti ie AslV lI his pci rlriri The I aVC Iou fh EL S ii run nt an uriniil rfiiui of fCv 1uli liiMrni lltii iliKlnable nt office of III rtlrrri ltQinry s lib msIpmu blill mutt 1111 Wl later Ihin t o luck r M e Ullnhft 11 JlJI HRVIIV fl4b4lfltEItfl flceler M jurblln llumh C I Niinuw vu lit IHt lr rr No Droallu 3hu bll ulit Tcrk it O 1 Lu I FEARS HER BOY WAS KIDNAPPED TO ITALY I m9 Iva tore Iretla the llvcycarnlil son of Mrs Mary Ccllura uf No ia Vunli InKton street has been missing since T ii Iliad ft 3 and ii hit family fear that ho may have been taken to Sicily The hoys Hunt Mrs Prestla of No Hi York Uroei Jersey city called at Mrs CVIlmns housi lust Thtirsilay nnd look iai vaIn away to buy him a suit of clothes She agreed to bring the boy 1 ink the next day III take Mm tu ut Louse of his grandmother Mrs 1111110 No M Friinklln av mn Ciinlii n She falld to keep her word a 1 I Mrs Cellura today nnd u ell I wen I I i the hiousi In N W Jersey where hi had been living I found tiuc MI in i I niived away I am afraid thai Slit luiu tii ken my boy to SI lly I Miss Ircstla Is the sister of Michael Emcsu11 from wlom Mrs Ieiliira was mv rcpt two yearn ago siooobO TRUST1 CASH SENT INTO i INDIANA KERN Charge of Nice PreUcntial Caiuiidate Denied by the 1 Republican He Named TITTON imv Oct 2 I am re llnhly Informed and make this specific i charge that JIOi OOo largely contributed i by trusty nnd combines wan brought i Into I nil iii tin last Sunday and passed through tn I ii nip of Fred Pints pert ary nf the Slate Board of Commis sioners lolin V Kern the Democrat lo Vice 1iosldentlal nominee made the above declaration before ft good sized audi ence hele todny Mr Kern reviewed the nrtlon 0 pectlve conventions of the lealng panics with rnrereme to mihlicltv f campaign conHvitlons and continued I do not wonder that the Bepuliliran party this year Is declining to give the iames of the men nnd corporations that nre supplying Us sinews of war If tiie pcpla of Itullana knew the names of these donors Bryan would carry tie Stale by lnQifJO Such publication would disclose the fact that every unlawful combination In America has poured out money unlawfully absorbed from the peoples earning Into the Urmibllcnn treiury for hIt purpose of iiobtmm lung Mie ballot HevertitiB to the iillecetl l iX ron trilintlon recently brought Into this ine Mr Kern ion ttiiieih Mr Sims is a must estimable genle in and a warm personal friend of uiitie but I am compelled to say that It IL a sad spccttcle to see a public rfklal who It required to pass every car upon the n stlon as to what i mount of tnes shall iu levied upon up ailrnail and either corporations of is State handlins the money that i ose curporations are called upon to itt mituic to tin campaign fund The assessing or taxing olllcer ut hu like Mr Ipnum of Chtcas or Mi Sims uf liidinnn hns the power to t also or lower the taxes of cot potations has rare fiicillties for frying fat out of tho corporations whose lit OIL ri lea tley I ie remilnd to value INUIANUOlIS Oct 7 Vlen sliwn Ihe story from Tiplon udn vi ereln John Kern clmrgd him with bundling 1110 I of campaign cash Kred Sims Secretary of State said This Is absolutely false 1 Know noth ing of a JUOOUO campaign fund for Indiana It Is about time for such stories to be licultiled as the Demo crats hope to help their cuse III this I way SUICIDE WAS A JERSEYMAN Tliuiunx Slums Vbi Killed llliu cll In mllfornln 1ne From Tienlon VAIJRIO Cal Oct c 7 A Coroners jury has returned a verdict of suicide In j the case of Thomas Sims whose bodv I I was found In Mare Island Channel yes terday Identity was established through a letter runt Slms wife dated Camden N J begging him not to take his life pnperi In till dead tutus possesMlin In dicate tIt he bad been Suite president of the Sons n C St jeorge In New Jersey HOPHaysHar Health Never Fails lo Restore Gray Hair to its Nat I ural Color and Beauty 10 nuttrr how Innclt han been craycr lad I rd Promote a luxuriant urmvth ot healthy hair Steps Ii lallinir out and positively remove Dundrull ICeelsi hair win ana I tUnvT Hrluse all Kub tltutc i 210 times as I much In I as foc sic Is Not u Dye St 50c bottles at druguists Bend 2c for Ire book The IArent th Hair Ilillo hay Spec Co Nitwark N J Hays Horllim Soap cur rim plea red rouph aol chatiped hand and all skin dlktnMS Kip kli fine mind Mt 2fc rtrufijistB Hciul 2v fur lrc book The Care 01 tho Skin I no Physicians for instance prac 1 tice hat they preach in wearing 1 II hycienic DR A KEIiD CUSHION i I t t SHOES They Ho not uunt rheu I I II I matism nml the known list of foot II I I ailments anymore than you do And 1 I j I they also wear good looking shoes I I just as you wanl to do H Dr A H i II Reed Cushion H Shoes PROFESSIONAL J I MEN are welltodo i I II clear thinkers and 47 III I personally adopt 5 I I the things best for i their own use v I Tor Men I ill I I SUNU FOIl CATAIOOUB and WOHICP III Dr A Reed Cushion Shoe Co Ltd 1352 roadway cor 36 t 1 I i J I A 4A446461 4441Ae i i UFT HlSV DOCTOR I 4t 4 Ih n r rotit lvu i of IH Amrrl 3i Toiirr uf tllnUnl IIII lime ilii iilltur nikpn ira nn to trinlml ihy cIa mm a of ii niiiubrr J ln iinic innininn in IIP prime Ice sf oil lipn quirk driHivr idlnii Is tiorcjjnry Aiiiiini oilier rnmiiiriuliiilaiiK It says liM tutisy wliiti n utliiit pomes to 3oim with a cnUuh It tniy bo jnly a i olil bit llin a cnhl mny Ion u pririirfor if imii tniiiiln nr I ln iniiRli nti c rly jmrlnni o luilmonary ttilnniilnsls To break up a rnltl qiibltly nnil elite omit S i ouch thAt Is iiirublo tlicrn Is no inn cuiitlvo nnipily than iho inlMuru of two ounces nf 0 hymen tie with hchl oittirrixi I Koil Vhlohv amid ii ilrmmro of Vlrpn till f1f Illio iimni iou mmii ininv Talio a Iri pmnnful ever lour limit nils formula s lit i itiKxpcnslvi ns u U iffcctive bpinti Ihi mixture prnvblr a quantity rujlclenl fr In last tin nvirajw lamllynn putlrv y cii r 1W Wbrro Whlh In nut rrndily obtahmblo flvo ounrci of llmtur nf Clnrhmia roin iiutiil ian ID used ItHlrail with cqiiil rf feel it Is bet I ci lo purcboHc tbu Inurcii html rr nratvly sail prenarc Uu mixture at homo The Rrntilne Virgin Oil of 1lno com pound IHirr 19 n nnibiuailcin of time actlvr prlMrlplcs uf thr IMiu iiul Santnlwoml re tBliilns llm IIkllul II lioallnc iirnportli l ot thUKp trees To liistiro It c frpsluipn nn purity II I put up fur ppnslnK only i lialfouiirp vlnN iail tOil iprurcly cif In a round vonb ar Ho sure to us the ciiulnc nrrparvd tnlv by li arh Cheni Iral Co Olnrlrra D nf I Overuse Hurts The Eyesight and the Health Your business will not permit you to sinp using your eyes I Oimvi dies will help Ont HKniSTEHKD Ill YSCI rJ EXAAIINI h I hi aUn A W 3REWSTER M D rA tmm k T I Smut Kr JlOpIlAt I OW JOHNSON M D Ma q i p s it iTa tlc MAnCUfVi KENYON M D j sar ani M i Iv ir J Fr PITJ arr LINDEROTH M D r lu iJtk n iv int Kd 1Irlt lj jlnssf1 Altiiiyx at Voiitrnd lr1t J f ti i ti 1 UCH1S lUoi iijiticiani 10 Jrirv in Jrieftr 350 Sixth Avcnuu I 7I Broajxvay Urlow 22J t Ht low SM Kt 101 Nassau St 217 Uroailway eur un itt Amer lto i3ioC 223 Sixth Avenue near 15th St jPfllNYI rrrnie Marim Special For Today the 27th i i fiioiouvri 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I c M 1 e t z 1 THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY OCTOBER 27 1908 t RICH WIDOW SAYS I BOARDER GAGGED AND ROBBED HER L pt Into Room Mrs Plough l1arges While Vife Engaged i Her at Card Game NEW HANDS AND VOICE I jBfutally neaten and Thrown 1 J Into Closet While Burglar Ransacked Flat I Inter W Svvnllcnv nn unilprMrodinn twrnlitvvo years itlcmln pnle nml h n habit of blinking his eyes nnd chins his lips was artnlBiieil in the K dams Street Court llrooklyn today tliiWed with n temarkBliIf robbery lie S s alleged to have nttnckeil Mis TO lIn n Plough widow if a former president lit the St Paul and Duluth nallioail In ills apartment on the second door of q 13S norgen street lat Friday night In Is chnrRod that he bound Ragged clot and c4 t and threw her Into n t1t sacking the rooms stole JS1 worth Kf Jen oil and SCO In money ft But the most curious feature of the lkped crime Is that Swallow and his 4tty nineteen Nlrohl wife Mars ve lived for n year In the same house lih Mrs tloiiKh and were un close lCotlal terms with her Played Cards With Victim i The Bergen street house Is owned by 11rs Plough She rents It to Mrs Anna f iCutley leservinE the second floor The mining rooms are rented to lodgers yr Jlrs Xutley The Swnllonfi have iplcd the hack parlor directly be th Mrs 1loughs bedroom for a ye ri Swallow was employed as a public n elgher In the Appraisers Stores until tivi months ago Since then he has toDiked only occasionally lie Is well Rllicated and was held In hUh esteem t jy his fellow boarders lie was 30 be hind In his board On Friday flight Ml PlouKh was play Ing caids In the basement with Mrs pwnlluw Suiillow was supposed to he Jjpstalis In his room At 9 oclock Mrs Swallow said I vl1 RO up am1 see If Elmer has Anne to bed She went up stalls ic lirnlni In a few minutes to resume cr hand In the Game ls your hubby asleep aeUed Mrs oUKll lies dead lo the world replied Mr Knallow and the name went on until ji oclock when the wIllow decided to BO to tied tj Gaggetl With n Apple There was a dim light In her silting p om The moment Mis Plough closed the door a masked man sprnmi Irom Jjehlnd a curtain lIe had a nvolxtr In pne hand and a towel in tlio other tlesshiK tile revolve to her lorcliead lie alll If you scream Ill blow your l jaln s out Then he forced a baked ijiple nlleh was wrajiped In the towel into his victims moitli and knotted tin towel about her head jlle dragged her to her lied struck ter In the fall htimnlm her drew a pillow sham over her bend and tied It Jidut her throat Then hi lose a sheet Into strips und bound jer hands and ttPt 1hea she moaned he throw her ptr a iloet aId closed tin door 11t was duyhralt when Mr Plough nur nul tu mist if bonus from her IJlhd8 sod open the closet dour Hhn f Illi ogled In a front window and Wniished a pint of Bias to attract at fIHun slie His bull gagged and cot iil wlil Ilp illow hlinni Recognized Hands and Voice A lIual arne the street heard tho brae f gross and rushed across to no no 110 1 ttiii tr bondfc were cu1 itnl was 11 ill n ien ho police arrived Wtjlu si ul rue had ieu ulzfij Swallows vuli I augh lIP hid tried lo illtpuliie It b ieg u i n iiiigue She had a80 iosnid his bands jjl iis inth been pulled out anti eiq j H n in He luoms was heaped In Q l i r Tie widow dlBcoxeieJ that a 11101 oat 1 a SOJ damunU ling and ijl nun 1 LIII Keen luKin lit il dtiM s riot 111 not In cuiuliurd W alt tin dPnr1 wa ruunr1I lIt Isis ir Kill 1 Ml I I 1 I U l7 til I L Id I i I t i t IJllC tit i nil 1 IY lad In 1 ix n i l i fiIJllC I I i i 111 i T inll 11 i T1 lu z H 1 jon LEirjtii IlOSU lIRA T COHXRR COST FAMILY 90000 MISS CURTIS WINS I FROM MISS ADAMS i 0 I Form Reversals Mark Play of the Former National Cham pions at Golf I iSjxylal to The nvrnlncWorll I WILMINGTON Del Oct 7There I was u genuine surprise this morning in Ii the omens golf tournament at the Wilmington rounrv Club when MN Jlrrrkt CuttK tho former national champion soundly defeifd Miss Mary I Adams of Boston The latter could lIt j putt and lost the llift Tout holts III sne epKlon holns 5 down At the turn 01iss turlU ended T up amt d to nn with n coup of bal hole Luck was rather against Miss Adam who says she Is I ovorKilfed fullonln her sudden fuim reversal las wI in the national sham I plonalilp at hlniton Mss rinnv I iyKinnl KnMrin cham pion titter ynliiK nut very badly I MM I Jllm rrann Uiliruin oviiiitiunal I rlinmittiin II up and 1 to xo Mrs Caleb Fox rnlitltlphlfi beat MHa rioreiiLf Ayres ihladelptln i and 1 anti Mlfc Xnlii 1lilpp SpilnKlllil lent Mm KiuiiM Hu lull Ilillailflphln on the th hale dUi a great tualv In tile semiul sot Ml1 Kliib Hi 1orter lioton hentF ills Mlltuii VniU 3 till and 2 to K n I Mi s i II Fit hl of JlillHilclphla I iMl lllss ilniHdv Iheps of I3n tun 4 up mil 1 In go 1iss Grace Semplr St I lmiK Lent Miss Eleanor Alkn Hoston i up and 1 to RI Mlts Vary IrlBtniitli riilliulflphla won Ioy default from Mic S c Iriic of Philadelphia who MI ilnvin tin clubhouse stubs and nearly ljin I hn li n d DIVORCES FOR ACTORS Ttto Votutii Gel freeiloni Prcini Jhilr onrnilliiKT lln linniln i Two theatrical tnatrlmonlil inlsnts well Ijtistrd liv JuslIC Nt burger in the SupieniP Couit today lo cph line For Thompson of tho IhrwatrrS Millions company who Ilvrs ut Xo J West FIt IIClh sire IdilMd nil Intel lurllUir deer ur ib I rin divorce from Iin n It llullif Tlomp on nriur to whnin she was niaiiliil in rlniiH In ISii I horn s lialclKh tettin il to shadow I Ins Tlomi on lit the request of hi wife mind hat he found tin actor md a woman In bin than In Went One Huinliid iiiul richtli suet in IntrtliK iitorv dense was al nwHrileil to Illnvi f illlotte Horup nell uf No iJJ Went hurt ygut In HI itit from icoicp Iein llorup on the teti ninny of Jnxepli loan and Mss iiiif Tllden tin actress gut hv the liivholf furthud at the lint Herald out night In Id mi ip o BRANDENBURGS BAIL RAISED T vT n X 11 rut L7 HinuKhtnn 111M Ji tbtii lord nppinieil In U lie 1 I I 11 1 I 11nrg Of h 1C 1 1 t TII1 r u i H 1 i i 01 M I i i i N I I f lEITER FORTUNE DWINDlED AWAY IN WHfAT CORNER Son Joe Lost 9000000 in His Plunge and Entire Family Felt Pinch SUIT REVEALS FACTS Lady Curzon in Actual Need of Money at Her Death Other Heirs Cut I Ilir1Go Oct Kevflatlone show Inc the financial alraits of Lord and Lady Turzon who was Mnry Letter after their return from India where they had ruled over mlllon of subjects In regal splendor and disclosures of tho actual sum lOOVOCWO Hint Joe Lelter dropped In his fnnioui plunge In the wheat pit were made public for the first time yesterday in the suit of Hugh Crabbe BKnlnst he Zelsler Coal Com pany for SILL on trial In Judge Eber hni lts court Because of Letters unfortunate specu lation ns was shown his allowance Is now only JMOft n year while both hl sisters are receiving more than twice his amount Lady Curzons money plight followed her to the grave This much came to Tight When she and Lord Curzon returned to KiiRland they could not open the magniiiccnt London house Carlton House Terrace but were forced to take looms In a hotel and live inex pensively while waiting lor funds to nsr live from America In a few months Lady Curzon died Ifi a letter which wa produced In court yesterday sho wrote that until she knew whether she was to receive the fttll Income from her fathers tt tate she could not open her ton house She asked that all of her mall he sent there but t is known that the house was rented and her mall was forward ed to her hotel The financial illRlcultles of the Cur zon were caused by the immense drams made upon Lady Curzons purse li their establishnient and entertainment in India Lord Cur oll was without pti ate means and his salary as Viceroy was n men basatelle when It came to paying for tin vxpcnnt of living up to the style his postion demanded At this time however Lord Cursor has sufficient motley for his and his children need He and his cMtJrar ale irielvins Srr i a year from the Lev Lr Letter estate beside the Income I from JlTOOOiu placed in trust 1 Joseph Lelt r tecelves 1300 a month from the estate When he dropped iUOOOCiQ In the wheat pit his father went to his rescue and assumed 7000 j ur the bin den Vhen he died bo er he chaiRed each ono of the chil dren up with the money they had received from him before his death TheKfoie Joe lelter has to pay in terest on 2W3000 tnat he dropped In the wheat pit Lady tfuffo c who was Miss Dilfcy Lelter receives an Income of H2500i a year as also does her sis ter Mrs Colin Campbell formerly Nancy Leiter lady Curzon letter In which sh told of her financial straits was written to lush Crabhi In February ISO A short time after this Lady fmzon died and Lord Clirzon rwlvrd a t In part of the L 7 Ieitei estate It appears that he was paid too much money foil because of this he was In fo un e 1 that his Income from the fftatc wniild lip forwnrdiil to him less 17 f i UN Lordhhip tpre ieil his linrroi it this and raid so plalnlv In a letter In Ml I abbe Ciabbi say that the trouble between himself and Jun Leito uliluli flnallv led In tile MIIIIIK mlllninalin illsmlsilnK him fnun the emplov of the Lelter es talc arose ovii the fact that Joe Lflfr knew liar was a spy In the nllleh of the stall ssho inns keeping lady Curzon Infurined regard ling the Iii itgennmt of the Leltei millions Lelter thottcht the spy was Ciabho wen IP sat tin letter frnm 1ul Cuirnp addtiKned In lie slMeis liand u i itniK to Crabbe WITH NECK BROKEN SMOKED HIS PIPE BEFORE DEATH MlLVTlvin Wlsj Oct rWlth I his oerk bnikfii the result of falling I dowiitalif Herman llaedke aged foitv foul ears hived linl eUht luiii lietnn lu cxplicd today shortly L r I ul hint dke culled for it 1 pi i t 11 11 saying he lalicij to t in nl nuf iMfiif tin end u i K puslzrd rrom HIP meek down s i in sr frn1 Inc t h p t stnmeil tin Inn le d 7T 6 GIIAir YYiIirLT7117iTSYMg76CYY f yt 1ta rn tNt f aF 0 p 5 a U r I 1h ViY 1rEet I r 1 d 40t0 p 1 r 1s tj pf4 jrR r a i ls ri as s t r it 1 i Isy v i e f r a 1 a rt 1 rY I FURNESS GETS IN TROUGH OF SEA WHilE GAlE RAGES I Engine Crippled She Falls Broadside OnVind 90 I Miles Hour an I Ii i The Furnessla of the Anchor line which docked today ten days out l from Glasgow still showed traces as die steamed up the bay of the buffet Inc she got lust Wednesday morning when In the height of a nlnctymlle I Bale a crony on the hlghpressuro i crosshead snapped and crippled thn nlnr I I The huge cis fiat were running towered 10 the height of the ships I smokestack and as soon ns she lost way when her engines stopped the helpless vessel 110unl red In the trough of the combers A sea anchor was rigged and put overboard lo keep her i head to the seas but the vessel dragged at It until she was once more broad side to the waves The seas broke over her and howled pone of the I i crew who were on deck off tehlr feet A filt cabin stewardess was swept I from her feet and knocked down a com I panionway being bully bruised I A torrent of water burst Into the steerage and flooded It to a depth of Iwo feet The passengers In that sec I tion of the ship thought that she had foundered and there was a panic till i they were reassured Some water also gut Into the whips hospital where three children were recuperating from seasickness A big wave that swept across the I helpless ship drove one uf the blat out of the ihoiKs oft and snapping the Isshlnps carried It away It was some I hours before repairs were effected on 1 the croschead and the Kurnessla was I able to proceed i BROOKLYN MAN SHOT I TRYING TO STEAL A RIDE I Railroad Defective Says Victim I With Three Other Men I Showed Fight UTICA Oct iTohn E Ridley of I Vo 401 Nlnctceth street Brooklyn wa4 I shot by George Hundfll a Central Hud son detective In the depot yards early I today llidley was struck near the groin Hi Is In the hospital and will re cover Uldle had been working sr est of here and was on his way home to Itrooklyn He had about 510 but h ays he list a family and that he was attempting to net home without spend ing his money for railroad fare I tundell saw four men standing on the platform ai the train inns about to pull 10111 and Inc tiioiiKht that they were try Ing to beat their way Ho entered thm down and threatened to shoot The men dewed him saying they had a right on the train The detective claims that lie fired twice In the air to frighten the men but they start1 tow aid him and he then tired pointblank at the crowd He In under arrest SETTLE 7000000 CONTEST right OT T Inns Will romiro iiil rd by Ittln4lv SVLEXt Ian Oct 27rA settlement of the contest over the will of Jonn Hurnhnm Brown of Chicago and Ips wich Mann which bequeathed the bulk I of a JTUftVViO estate to fnunil an educa tional Institution for young men In Ipswich the testators native town was announced b counsel In the Eases I County Probate Court in this city to day i dayMr Hrown died at Ipswich six weeks ago Fader the terms uf the will only I tiCilCft was set aside to be divided ammij relatives the inmainder of the state going for the college foundation i The terms of the settlement were not made public I IMPERTINENT 3AY DUTCH TIlE HAGUE Oct 7The Foreign i Office mid today that 1ieslilent lent Cn i to n request thaI ciinnilfntlil envoy lie Pit r Caracas tu arrange a settle lent of the differences between the two MiuiVH count nut lie rntertalned until after the receipt of the note Thin pro posal of the Venezuelan President Is populailv coiiHldered to lIt all Imper tlnencu which the Government will not grant I SEfIS TO GET WIFE i OUT OF THE ASYLUM I Constant A Andrews Succeeds in laviiiR a Court Trial Granted 11 Hv n tact lon of Supreme Court Ttt lice Tompkins hmded down nt While Plains today tlrs Klnnclin T An drenf an Inmate of tMomtlttKililc s lum Is granted a trial before a Supreme Court Judge and Jury at White Plain on the first Momliv of November to letrnnlne whether she Is now sane The petition fur the irlil wa made by lift husband Constant A Antlrovv oho deiliie that Ids wife who own property wroth aMut j iOOil Is sane and Khould lie grunted her liheitv Mr Andrews was declared Insane and In competent In March 19 1T Mr Andrews wears In nn afnilavlt flied In court that For mOil years Mantle V Uoo evelt Mrs Andienas chile has ounht to malign and ruin your petition and pot son the mind of Blanche L Andrews against your petitioner Jtr Andrews contend that his wifes sister and brother have been trying to keep the woman In the madhouse For i more than a year Mr Andrews has been I trying to set his wife released from the asylum and he says the litiRatlon hns cost 10000 for legal fees Namle V Roosevelt In an atTldavlt ea s tine vlflteu Mrs Andrew In the nsymm In August laM und found her actions to DC chllillsli and that alien ists had pronounced her Insane POURENS PLEA DENIED Ittilire Unit IlcfUHfii to Alirnti the II Serr Orilor i f Arrest Judge Holt of the Tnlted Plates Dis trict Court this afternoon denied the motion made hv Congressman Herbert Parson 10 vacate the order of arrest for Inn lanoff 1ouren who Is wanted by the Russia Government for various charges The Judge directed Inlted States Commlsionei Samuel M Hitchcock to proceed with the examination In extra dition pioceedlngs 0 JEROME GETS MONEY TiilUs Aldermen Out or JJTMIO for t urtltonm IMstru tAtlorncv Jrme talked JT5CO or of the Hoaiik of Aldermen today i wi runt to eitajlsh an additional ntroom In the Lrimnal Courts llulldini lit told the Aldermen thaI the acre tim fnllnns ajJ added lha he would always be glad to see any i f the unor ere n his ulllcc but only as voluntary vlhiors Severn nf fie Pity Fathers gathered nroud the UNtr iAttorne lifter the vote and rcmKratuliifi him 01 being able to get tic money s OLDEST SPINSTER DEAD AT 97 HUDSON WIs Oct 17 Mist Thereee Helnfurter aped ninetyseven years died yesterday at the home of melt nephew M Goldberg Miss Helnfurter Is said in have been the oldest spinster In America MORE CHOLERA IN MANILA MANILA Oct IT Duiliie the last thirty hours five new cases of cholera and three suspects have been discovered by the agents of the Hoard of Health I Fat Is An Ollense The female form being capable of sr pressing a uprem degree of grace should be an plrutlon In our dally lives and lead up tu hlKlier ideals of beauty said the art locurcr Therefore tho fat wom en IF an enemy to the amah uplift for she In entirely too heavy for any wings of fancy to raise I cant understand how any unman will I remain fat when It Is to easy in reduce ones neah In the Latin quarter of Paris one never ten a grins figure Although I the art model take Ilulo easy Mt around a great deal and eat Just whatever they please yet they keep their flesh firm And their figures brauilfiil They have a shin gle fat reducer that lakes the place uf starving and g niiasiire it lonslsts of u teaspoonfiil after meals and at beilUme of this simple receipt I ounce Marmola It ounce Fluid Kitrart Cascara Aromatic anti HVi ounces Pepperraliit Wnler That all Why don fat pudgy American women try that lIa hsriiiln ins very good for them anrt will I umlernnnd take off at much U a pound nf tit a day Any one I with a llltlo small rhauge and a drug store bandy ian have a decent figure I n h i I I Lord Taylor Shoe Department Ie Announcement I j i Wednesday October 28th we will sell I Womens Walking and I Dress Boots i value 500 at a 2 85 Smart Models St All Leathers All Sizes Broulw c soth St 5th Avc 19th St I I i GAGGED AND BOUND iI I AT HER OWN RtQUEST P Mrs Grant Confesses Plot to Deceive Husband Aboul Missing 20 Captain of Detective TnrKln of Ier spy City who from the flrs4 he says dl listed the story of Mr Pose Orant who was found on Sunday last by her husband and n friend bound and Kssseil j In her home No SSI tersev avenue to div obtained from the young womnn I the true torv of the robbery Originally Mr Grant said she did not know who the two men were who hound her and stole KO that wits concealed between two mattresses Todny she admitted that about noon on undiy she returned hum and found tieurge Mill fold of Newark and mint her mm In the Imue Mulford was an old filend 1 He deni inded iiionev sae said She I I tlnallv old hlm where It was and then I Instructed him to hind and pas her so I as to disarm her In husband Misplclons The police nine looking for Muford PORTLAND MAINE CHILD 111 Weak and Emaciated Re stored to Health by Vinol Our little daughter six years of age after a severe attack of the measles which developed Into pneu monia was left pitifully thin weak and emaciated She had no appetite riM her stomach was M weak It cuuld not retain food She lay in this con dition for weeks and nothing the doctor prescribed did a bit ot Rood and we were beginning to think she would never recover At this time we commenced to sive her Vlnol and the effect was marvellous The doctor was amazed at her progress and when we told him we were giving her Vlnol he replied 1 Is a fine remedy keep it up We did so and she recovered her health and strength months before the doc till thought nice coultlJ W Flags Portland Me Vmol cures conditions like this be cause In a natural aimer It in c the appetite tones up the di gestive organs unites rich rod blood and strengthens every organ of the body xviirui TO IIT v IMH 1n v 1 UKiis HUM vr iiii llh ire ami J3I M llnwlua and 9tl st VVxt ntti St 0i VaMorf 1lti M anl Tli Vv 6th Av old nth M In llrKjkljn IV Iul Inn SI ill 1uitnn Ft T l nth An ali Sumner 5r 2 7 Culunilita no lliciil t TO 1x1 rivilwny n Park Igor Uth M and 7th Ai lath St tint Iimiv Av 14itli tt and M Ax 151th Si iiiul VniMpnliii Av hint tt and llp alva Tunes HMc 421 M and llroai way amt Ml Fulton iiI Ilroit n KI SMVS DIM c i vroitis isstii St and Hh Av lroaiiva and Mih M Oth St ami Flu Av 1 irM5M V toai 31 av 4ZS Co unlluis Ax t K 4M St And ot pn drug store where a 1ltrnr r t 11ohs SPECIAL For JPednesday Only Ladies Rubberized Silk Stripes Moires Yarn Dyed Satins I I 1500 r r value r 1s Kxnc y Jk r1 1 lustra ion Af i 875 ifs i o 0 II Ont I I garments w 1 e U I be OrtHN ill i II Every oar it nunt made from fine III quality silks 1 and satins in a great vari 1f ety of shades i I and color combinations I Cut full length extra wide sweep to skirt j loose and form fitting back Iilgh standing and roll collars tansy cuffs unique buttons slant pockets stitched straps over shoulders DuuFle breasted ef fects Seams cemented Lined with finest quality JM rubber A correct Karmeit for all kinds of weather RAINCOAT 6 COMPANY 831 Broadway UK 2Tit tAn DTK HM No connection with any other store l 1L3fl I I GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE CARPETS VOWING 3YRYTHI 1t4i S HE6RNG 1OreT Z ST1T7ONrtessr s t OPEN SATURDAY NNGS e r L t3DOWf on 5OWORTH 5 DOWN on 75 WORTH a 7ED DOWN on f IOU WORTH a I i itAl maul I 1 WOMENS GOWNS READYMADE COMPRISE VERY DFSIRADLE MODELS IN PLAIN AND FANCY I TAILORMADE SUITS VISITING AND EVENING DRESSES I OF FASHrO ABLE MATERIALS INCLUDING BROADCLOTH AND ROUGH FINISH FABRIC VELVETS I AND SILKS IN Mil NEWEST SHADES n h WOMENS WAISTS IN A VARIETY OF FABRICS SUITABLE FOR WEAR WITH I j TAILORMADE GOWNS AND SEMI DRESS COSTUMES I TO IORROW WEDNESDAY f I HANDMADE AND HAND EMi3ROIDERED FRENCH I I LINGERIE WAISTS WILL BE PLACED ON SALE I AT S425 5675 800 51100 EACH I I I i I I Aitntctn On d WILL HOLD A SPECIAL SALE OF WOMENS AND MISSES TRIMMED HATS FOR TAILOR COSTUMES I I I TOMORROW WEDNESDAY AT 650 900 I ALSO UNTRIMMED HATS 250 J THE LATEST STYLES AND COLORINGS IN UNTRIMMED HATS FLOWERS FOLIAGE AND FANCY FEATHERS ARE CARRIED I IN STOCK IN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENTS I 141Iy Sohrel 35i1 lstst tuft Siij A UrU1t I I JjJW SO f S foolS 04 cBorax lodineBran A ACT5 LIKE MAGIC Remove the cause of your foot On Tired troubles and your miseries will vanish Johnsons Foot Soap Standard A l Tender Aching Remedy of the World quickly cures tender feet dissolves the Swollen Feet corns and callouses and reduces I bunion inflammations Large cake 25 tent All druggists Send far fret samplt Money Back II Not Satisfied WILBUR A WELCH Sole Dainbuttr 706 Flatiron Building N Y I u I H r PIIOM liTaa CIIKISK f lIn let this nllnrln edwrrtlseuhrflis of eadied Flip aver concern lerl em Ilk moslriums they huol III curry r1 wad die al Iho end of the sea nn ursine Ihrr how you lir nor yawl Kuud nod eannut keep their preaches i IIU notlrp Ion Isle Qmt you are stone WE ARE MANY YEARS IN THE BUSINESS AND ARE RELIABLE r ff Furniture Recovered SLIP COVERS mu nn i DM ASKf 1 I I s o S l Tiui1 vmoi s s F 3 Q In rlih rulurlnzs S ZJ35 Ij s r Il eilrir frorne II 5uhs rrrotrrrd and i s l made tu appear now t Ii a i JIAIIK 11 llIlIIm I The brsl Itrlclnn Mum atnakl nl n 1498 toting an 101 i Irrcl HI ua n teal 1 il roll nr rll pt ll aar l nurenre milmlitcrrr Kill imll III eet Art PtltM t s H LEHMAN CO Upholsterers r f1 0uslte 3Wesl lrorlrs 4 e t I e t i r TheNciu Mw e e usical F 1 WQ Ir 1 ti 1 111 I Ak I 1 iyy S F r r y I 4t 1 t tu in i I t DYDCRHI5ses I w I 111 MwERlAiK15ottS r ti wYOAR f q I ri lr i With Next SUNDAYWORp J I 1 l

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J r f t rTr uuni i J I L y i l I 14RE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY OCTOBER 27 190b I rHAN AWAY AfTER SPANKING COMES 1 HOME A BRIDE Magistrate in Night Court Is j Peacemaker and Banker r Witnesses Wedding Eduarrto De Bcllls n prosperous grocer jht No I6S West One Hundred and Forty I jthlrd street nnd Lutgl Jnmccl who fun 8 a rival grocer nt No 272 nro e x Jg ted to Join forces today now that framed hits won tho hand and heart of j 1 pe Bclllss pretty daughter Rose an t Is more than likely there will bo one Ii t pin grocery under the names of both I 1 Do Bellls hnd n monoply In the grocery t I rode In his neighborhood until a aw I Weeks ago when Jnruccl a handsome chap of fnentyone opcned up De Del tI jlls was bitter against Ms rlvnl from c t I the first but became much more BO on i Saturday last when he got wind of tl ttaruccTs attentions to his daughter I ipOBO Is only sixteen and on Sunday Do ti pellls chastised her In the oldfashioned r 8 way He used his slipper nnd tho back i lpt a brush nnd Roses feelings were i ptrt Her dignity was trampled on too r I Mother Favored Match j j Then to Da Belllss astonishment he i f teamed that his own good wife the I toother of Rose favored the marriage it t the girl to Jaruccl h Hes prosperous the wife argued and ho Is good too Then he Is up to I 3 Idato In his way of doing business 1I j tElils was too much for De Bellls He jeought out Rose to give her more pun I Ushnient and found she had fled Rose tad gono to the home of her sweetheart I nd Sunday night was hidden by Jaruc I icls boardinghouse keeper Jaruccl i jcame down town yesterday He bought jt diamond ring and also got a marriage license Then he went back to claim hs sweetheart and make her his bride Me was too late De Bellls had sought and found his daughter had her arrest eI and last night she was In the Night Court arraigned before Magistrate Bar idw Sitting beside the Magistrate was t J S Bache the banker of No 42 Broad 4 way uniT a friend a Mr Kuhn Both visitors were In evening clothes t She Is Incorrigible Insisted De Bel lie She wants to marry and she Is only sixteen Wheres her mother asked the I magistrate Consents to Wedding i 1 Gradually the story came out and then the magistrate made peace between the I father antI daughter De Bellis hurried from cpuit and telephoned for his wife and Jnruccl Come to the court at once he or dered them both Jaruccl and Mrs De Bellis arrived to gether and then there was a wedding without delay Why dont you kiss your bride the magistrate asked the blushing Jaruccl and Jaruccl did with such fervor that a court officer remarked That fellow has got the soul kisser t backed off the boards When the wedding party walked from cnurt everybody seemed happy Coward Shoe i iI I I I c Ease That Pain in tho swollen sensitive joint by wearing tho COWARD BUNION SHOE Built on tho fiunoiiB Coward Bunion I Lat this shoo immediately relieves nil pressure and II chafing anti gives real overy day bunion comfort II For Men and Women I I 1 SOLD NOWHERE I ELSE I JAMES S COWARD 1 268271 Greenwich St N V II SCAR WAIIllCV bTHrir Mall Orders Filled Send tor Catalogue m Guaranteed Liquor Cure PrunHi i U n nrKnssho ilUeuip the r frratu minher Ii nut 101100 with ttto i er Ihi duiUa a djy the iT4liiB for awl wnd llijra UJiumu IrrfsUUd ai the cl vMlf dvnri nc rult I Chionli Alrnhollim 3 lie liumn ufej uiir ifiilly In thou fjpi rlirnl In their IIWI1 homes It tlrrlne It is tout mi JIT a 1lIh icusiaiitc to effect a ur m uur mortej will la ref uttJe1 Pine N S In th secret reinnh Orrlni c No S In f i the Hllllnif lo tko the treat tent ialur term lum tl WIU tiN Orrn f hltiton II r tr kioUct InflkJ in pliln nukd Wiu l iw txiid tiy I jeiOlnv rtiKKUia in thji cIt Ui lUKLt Ii lith ate ¼ Jtii Is illO Hh aye L Ilh c ill ave a IIwa itt r Ulh SOW 11 7th a 1tJtOJIbX t1 t 11111 aHIIIIIOUVI tj iHOIlEII JI 1 III 1 Cnttrsurh I HlmlJl r I Iiitv o IIwaj Lie s ran aye i INHM V itli st M V It T I K AI p n I Hi 00 1 II IY O OO J3T 1 CAliVVPU VAKSIJV Jlutli ac Slit A wav J 11 IIBJIFUfU S5 KAflSlI UI A th SlUtr ae I It 1 mlo IIJ RtB Lit sin jntt UIodloII KVIIK fi Ormd L IJ 1ItNh J ao K II t E v ITt V niFii iiui n HifriTr llflih l a II MHf MIH Jt N M S IIp K Ill a j I I j juer 10NIGHT et c i Kochs Uptown Prices Hake Downtown m m H Shopping vz Extravagance f I cKOCHC U3 t SaIc of Fine Umbrellas 250 to 400 Values t 6 24 Manufacturer About to Move into New Factory Closes Out His Entire Stock on Hand to Us at Big Sacrifice His reply to our offer for every Umbrella he had tells the story in a few words In consideration of the fact that we are nliaiit to move Into oar new factory in Itrooklyn 110 accept your offer for our entire stock of Umbrellas on mini rather thnn move It Ths price Is so Jotr iro could not for a moment think of entertaining it were tt not for lie above fact William H Rich Son JIA17FACTl71l1WS OF UJIRRJlLAS j61 Hioaitvay Xew York City Every UMBRELLA is of reliable quality best Majestic brand Made of rainproof taffeta tape edge on paragon frames with steel rods and auto runners 7 ribs Fitted with silk case and heavy mili tary tassels 26Inch Sizes fcr Women 2Sinch for Men The range of handles for both men and women Is unusually compre hensive embracing scores of handsome new models in both natural wood ind unique metal and horn designs One dainty model is a Directoire with long handle and mission silver trimmed Others 14karat rolled gold Dresden Tula and German silver Those who make early selection will find a remarkable choice Womens 5 Tailored Hats 345 FINE FELT SATIN AND SILK BRAID HATSAn exceptionally attractive collection models effectively trimmed with velvet pheasant lection all the newest ant breasts wings and novelty feathers regularly 5 Wednesday 3 4 3 59c and 79c High Grade Dress Goods 39c 54INCH STRIPED SERGE in blue brown and gray 1 SINCII WOOL MIXED SUITINGS j Value 44INCH ALLWOOL PLAIDS in light and dark colorings 59c to 79c ULWOOL VENETIAN CLOTH all colors CHIFFON STRIPED PANAMAS blue and white black and1 per yd white brown and while FANCY DIAGONAL CHEVRON SUITINGS in blue brown 39c and Mack Misses and 30 High c Small Womens Class r Tailored Suits 1950 Influenced by the weather conditions the manufac A Cancelled Order turer in question quickly On Account of closed out the entire lot to i Ate Delivery us for cash Wednesday p Offered at Less Than every suit goes on sale Original Cost at a sacrificeand the big gest opportunity of the year is yours The models are the newest The cut shows one in a lit semifitted effect handsomely trimmed with braiJ 1 lined with a superior quality of Skinners satin Il r Skirts in the graceful gored flare models The I workmanship is the best custom made Materials are choice imported WORSTEDS and CHEVIOTS I in stripes and novelty mixtures Colors navy brown green and new blue Sizes 14 to 16 years or 32 to 34 bust Positive 53000 I Q 50 value WednesJy Wednesday Morning Sales From 8 A M Till J2 Noon Desirable merchandise at or near cost in order to create busy morning hours No phone mail or C O D orders Quantities restricted I Sheets and Pillow Cass at Cost HIIIII8lu1l bliirlicil standard mu tin teas 72VJO inches 33c nl 4i iuh lilOV JAHiS Slzn 1J35 Inches Btunilatd mulm IUR Jiic U each O4C Mulu lour I 75c Stamped Linens 39c STAM1Ji UMN SCAUPS SmAUi AM riNTKiiILJKri A fcumplu It s oith lit cud 39C I Mtiiinl lour I I 150 Wilton Rugs 119 NIMH A WIITUN liLCJH lieautlful I I color tffiitH unil ilei lKn size 7ll incite UK VI ii ti 119 iriflli Flier 50c Holland Shades 25c llnde ruin llullnielccl AHUM an Hollands niuunti on bclfiunni Prt rig rollorn n uly to limit 4 I itS vlillc4 11 ii ami KHiii or Hlu LC7 in Ill inrli Ot llmirlli rimir I 275 Womens Waists 179 OMKNS WAIHTM of Jim IIIn rule unit fiont liliuiutfly lilminfil with vlil iMiitiioiilrii anti lace In eiiiloiiu imi l iiid n w lorm HI IMH piettlly I Il mitten t ttti J7D 17v IScinnil rimir Boys 01 Suits 259 inTlIlJ IOAT SflTc of wenire ulHtlni corduroy nlho Lnrliy uullR uf liura wool liluf beviet posltlvoly alt COlulf SlZCH It to JO JCUIK Quantity llmlleil Ilignur iou 259 Illilnl Imiri Womens i 0 Boots 189 uMTVS NAIOIIKS 1tf i iTS Ilitfh n Ot top i ittini I in i nn iltlil tlllf ll Mlfl t k il II hroUen f I f fiiv p in U i itltAU t t 1 I lOV Third user i 100 Alarm Clocks 69c OMUAV MOKUL ALAItM CLOCKS iriuiteil a perfect time Itecptr ilue 1 each 69C Main floor 29c Taffeta Ribbon J 6c IIIAV giAurrv LUHTUOUH TAF FET HI i3IiONl Inches wide liln U white anti a Initju assortment of iriiois the JL iiualiiy iier 5iiiU lOc hull Iliiur Mens 29c Socks 17c MKXrt lMlOUTjiJ 11AIK liDS tiiiinan liihiiilii last tacit cotton with intifo split feet doulilo sole I heel and tin leculaily Mo I I i I4I ic I IMiiln Floor j Womens 50c Gloves 25c ntIiH jjiiuiiTjiJ ui u is 1 i luHi Him lilick iiibhiiirri silk imutH with oIL veUfit llnish oiirn I ii Kiiiy lining rthuiurly Me IMII 25c Jliiln Hour I r Toilet Articles Eeow Cost nOHl I IUJII IOVliJIt tilt JIlJIIII Iegttiaity JI IOc JA FACI lerru I IlIrl c M2c 1 I Main llunrl 75c to 150 Bead Bags 49c I KAIi llviiS In color ultii iJrau Ulnut ailous ties niul Hlmneii U Shill Ht llB MllUlfc IMI tu 1 iloo iL 49c I Miiln llniir i 29c Papeterie 2Jc l H c r KOCH A co IuTrEr fuiikiMiiiK i m chests and CO ei Jiiloiits puti white iiuiiiHonlc t1nlhh In IUIKCI iliinit iiniinarlly Je 21c I Hulii Iliiur I i 3 Amcsierg liiiiRham II II I i iprQiiv a Itttg i iM i i n ttylia iinii col 01 i In IM i nt f I 111 CC I I 5ti4lI 1Ior L J 25th St J West t Between Seventh Lenox Aves I 4 a H 1 Q 4Po 0 i dj C n l J O Iif19t Jc 0 1 I 30 Years Leaders of Fashion HandMade Lace Curtains Every Pair at Positively Half Regular Prices WT Fourth Floor I The point to be remembered about this remark able sale is that these arc fine elegant handmade Lace Curtains representing days of skilled labor offered at less than is asked for curtains made by machinery in a few minutes time i I The values are extraordinary I nnd possible only because of the uncommon circumstances I attendant upon the purchase of the Lace frames and the Net I for these Curtains I There is no probability of such circumstances and such values j i occurring again I Finest French Cable Nets t showing beautiful deep lace edgesor pretty insertions with effective corners all hand needlework every pair at half price Hand Made Lace Curtains at 250 295 395 495 590 690 pair SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO j This Handsome Oak Buffet 3675 tr Fifth Floor An exceptionally fine piece of Furniture made as illustrated from selected quartered oak piano polished size of top is 54x23 fitted with a large French bevel plate mirror 14 x 44 I Three small top drawers one is lined for silver and one long i linen drawer also two wine I closets and two small centre drawers with lacquered brass t trimming Guaranteed con struction Regular value is 84425 2000 Golden Oak China Closet at 1475 2100 Golden oak Extension Table at 1275 250 Golden oak cane seat I Dining Chair at 165 3675 425 Weathered oak Mission Rockers 325 SS50 Box or Wardrobe Couch 675 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO Royal Velvet Carpet 115 tar Fourth Floor In immense assortments of beautiful twotoned reds and green and Oriental effects especially desir able for hotels as well as homes regular price 15 to 150 yard sale price of 115 includes laying Tapestry Carpets 69c yard Extra heavy quality suitable for halls and stairs ranging in I lengths from eight to twelve yards regular price Q5c to 5110 9x12 Smyrna Rugs 1745 All wool and reversible extra heavy quality valued nt2tOO Size 76x106 valued at 1800 sale price 1245 Size 6x9 valued at UOO sale price 745 I 9x12 Axminster Rugs 2185 Royal Imperial Axminster Rugs in bold Oriental designs and colorings Valued at 2750 Size 83x106 valued at 2475 sale price 51085 Size 6x9 valued at 1800 sale puce 1285 Size 46x66 valued at 900 sale price 695 85c Linoleum laid 39c I Fifty cases of Extra Heavy Cork Linoleum in hard wood floor and tile effects valued at 85c per yard complete on your floor for this day only S9c per yard SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO I I I r New Ruching Topped Collar I Foundation lOc KT Main Floor Notions Convenient and stylish answering every requirement of fashion I i I collar form and niching combined costs 18c to 25c elsewhere I I SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO t Groceries Wines and Liquors Tfl Chelsea 2100 te SIxth Floor I Star Hams the pride of Armour Co away below the wholesale coil i special per lb 1 4C Evaporated Peaches linrmus fruit special for this sale 10 lbs 115 per Ih 12C Volley 1i15 I Clara New lTiin KS nta oll regu liilt h ciuk loan glrt i larlt al H nflol II II IOnc llh 1415 all Si If r Ib i 1nnrv Carolina lira I lllr Tho best in lu me line Ij9c rack 1 Corn hlnrrli Malf delicious puildlnmi I 1J Its ro 4 I Ail rtiiirtd Jc per lli JVIIHV or Wlilli Cam Slept 1 7C c fWL CklU 3IU nick A I Jlnlne Sutsiir Curn Royal Stuart liiiiiHl net 1 liter create ore cal l 4 coil latH use 11 C tflriO ie nun Nrtv Ilunu lacked In mute iiunr JiuMi sell Mnuljrlv al AI 12r I ooC I eit u 1111 large ran rriiKinnt Tn All our regular ev Illindll I llrJlKllt I illC gyadtb lit quantity uji to JO lui in I may ll tM HffW fi Irunwfriill 1uiicloui lHny fruit fold riularl Mr at Ilk OIolnl down JuC 74ie l H lteiiIIiiC Tumuli Hlanflro Strand acid l ulwli It llie Kil11 taw I caiK ttlantli dozen ptJH 11 t c large No U can I riiinii Illnu Ilurliri fameron lira nil mitt luiiulaii nt Itt i IT loien sic Via doien 1tI UIIII bras 05 tt can I nirr nli 8 layers inapl choco late MIIIIIU ml cuuunut ape 2Uc cm arh Vru Srrdril HaUliii anti ICrclranril 1nriunl Hold regularly at ITv fpcclal dutCh IIO I ib 12c carton ItalicS tliilibSfRe while oat Ij5c h JC laei 10lb asCii Im llcaii New York Hlalo haiti picked pa ban lolb pack 2 u fiiSc j Bb sack uC i Nw M xed NutS 7 varieties the bont imported special for this sale j lbs 51 1 lb 19c New Prunes Santa Clara Vol ley suncurcd large glossy fruit sold regularly at Uc I special 10 lb SOc per Ih 6c Jluur 7n11 ftuart nranil itandarcl or nualliy ih Letter mllliJi Ihi In aciI ii ll I lN Ill nock 7QC Jlrn Hlllrd Icnu Hoiill Stuart Strand Sri reKUlarl at sue SIolal caie aln can siii dos S1O can 15c Jtiitul IHnnrr uiTr s A Mend we are iafllv proud of lolb ilrum ou U jrIP 4 DJI HI i per Ib OC i iSOiilcN Baldwin Oreenlnc ana lien IJuvli lumlouii aim nil CrC fruti OT UI l bill lfrlr Nn i j basket 7C Ilii miiili IjUVLliiuii juicy fruit told rcKulurlv nt I lIe tX Ia f HHrt lllfr 50e tliiinrnnl ulIIl SiiiisliiHI Y haul Quail it boket 1tiIi isai1un I box 3oC Nru Ijijrr ricn Hueilal 10 Ia Hlini 6 IH Klrj por 13c I I o I JUC I Wines and Liquors tnllfnrnlu heel tlnri Inrt Bherry I Mutgutel Tuliay or Street Catnwtiaj II rW Ier UJdriiiular t I price 1 fit Hun morn Si uli li lilnkrr Rli wher tie ima j ptclal large hot 7Qp Ierl nr hlirrr Ouurantred n years old icKiilar Price fj lurvlul i in 130 1ir gal LOU I CujKnrnlj Shore Ion Sherry Mn ilu iav MuicHtrl and Tokay ituaran I ised r un 101 legulag prIce ion ilvi lioiile fllISi Lot noil lie UttC 1 Monllrrllii liFe JVIilkrj fiuocUI ner Kill 15111 I full Oln iiuart UUC AJounUIn lllrtllni HI Marilre Bur Kimdr Zlnlauclrl Clarel or bautrrnei Kuaranlced T veara old old rtxu lurly al 1170 ip clal Pr J 50 tal JiUU If a SIMPSON CHAWFORD COi3i JlL a 4 i r I I

I I j I II Greerihiit Toilet Goods Specials Tomorrow and Pckcrs Tar Soup regularly 25c special i I 12c for Wcdncsdny Company Cosmos Buttermilk Soap rcRulnrly lOc special for Wednesday 5c Dry Goods I II I I t af5 5J4 5 C I i S 1 I 1 0 I I t 4 ia iI ciii ii I t J l L S 1 c ri I I I 500 Pretty Net Waists at 295 I Values 395 to 500 i I Four of the styles are shown above They are as new as new can berresh I from the maker perfect and clean i They arc all net waistsblack white and ecruartistically trimmed with lace insertion and embroidery All sizes There is not one thing about the offer to I weigh against the saving in price The SI to 52 you save is a clean straight net saving A small lotonly 500 waists in llbut what they lack in numbers they make I up in value for our regular prices on them would bz from 5395 to 295 i 500 and we offer you choice of the lot at p I i A Charming Suit inFancy 5 5 T 5 Fancy Broadcloth for I Misses and Small Women I I I The style depicted here is made up in fancy broad 5 cloth or if you prefer in a pretty worsted mixture The coat is a 36inch semifitted sinfllcbrcastcd effect It I finished with satin inlaid collar and cuffs and Directoire 5 I 1 pockets lined with a superior grade of lustrous satin t I I the tailoring is infinitely better than youll find in suits S Il i ii selling for this price in any other store I A very jaunty suit for which we would be just 1 I ified in asking 2000 exceptionally t 7 Cll I I mt I JDUU I I cheap at I I I i I junior Suits in a dressy 3piecr modrI of fancy 9 cheviots and worsteds a choice of two clever and Ii I t becoming models Coats arc doublebreasted with 1 II I 1 collars and cuffs of velvet and fancy guimpcs The ii little jumpers are fashioned and trimmed in the most youthful manner skirts are plaited Would I be good value at S2000 Our special price 15 00 I I I Mens 1 and 150 Negligee Shirts at 85c I A group of well made good flitting Shirts with plain or plaited bosoms cuffs at tached or detached in the coat and regular models regular SI and 5150 grades QKr OU1 all sizes at I Mens FourinHand Ties cut from imported silks made usually into 75c and 35 1 Tiesto be had in stripes figures and plaids in new designs special tJ JL Main Floor Fine Oriental Rugs and Carpets Embracing select pieces of Kermanshahs Sarouks Mesheds Muhals Kurdistan Sarapies and Ghorravans in exquisite colortones and exceptionally choice patterns As fine a col lection of Oriental gems as we have ever offered underprice Connoisseurs art lovers and rug enthusiasts will find this a rare opportunity to buy artistic and unique specimens at prices very rarely quoted Roval Kermanshah Rugs Amritsa Indian Rugs Moussouls silky pieces many size Idttxy vjuc SHJU at Sj3u Size tjtixJ value SlKoU el 1550 antiques in tab colorings size aver size 135x92 value 500 111350 tixe 9x6 value 55 00 at 4500 air about 3 2x7 values 1750 and t size 140x10 value 575 at 400 size 79x56 value S75 at S52 50 5250001 size 15 7xll value 700 at S4B5 size 117x82 value S125 at 9500 1250 and 750 Ghorravan Rugs Kaznk Rugs an extra choice laId about bU pieces tintnbe for hall Karabauqhs and Kazadjkes I size 12x95 value StOO at S 145 mall libraries dens etc sizes to size I 0x88 value 175 at S 145 4x8 value 53500 at up about 50 rues to select I rom in file 11x96 vaIn S 75 at S 145 choice designs nod color TO size 12x109 vaue 225 at SI85 2000 and 2500 mgfj 3x4 value 5 1250 at 3 850 Third Hoor I i Womens 4 Shoes 100 FOR THOSE WHO CAN WEAR L AA WIDTH These were originally among our S4 shoes In the process of readjustment of our shoe I I stock they corne up for quick disposition l and being of such narrow width we will I mark them a dollar a pair I If you can wear AA width in any size this will be as rich a windfall for you as you arc likely to see in years for the shoes are especially good 4 grades Patent leather lace and button shoes black RUSSIA call I 1 skin lace and button shoes narrow toes i I Cuban heels short vamps I WE ARE SHOWING TOMORROW OUR NEW LINE OF SHOES AT S3 WHICH WE PRESENT I AS THE BEST AND HANDSOMEST TO HE 10UNU IN NEW Y UK AT THAT PRICE I I 8 and 9 Shoes at 5 a Pair Size etc brokr tut cliconni i dill god Patent leather nd mef comlinat in g ity tan a ri purl 10J1 unporle i pittnt Irallier with dull k d lOp len RUIMS mlfikin ISCB ml hut on All were 5 ff lonncily SB cr 9 a hVce new ot U tl 4 to 6 AllLinen I Table Cloths 395 AND OTHER SPECIAL OFFERS OF STAPLE AND FANCY LINENS Pattern Table Cloths fine all linen cloth m uainty l1ellgn oatS IIlC vnlucj 5475 to 5601 at 395 I I Crash Toweling i alllinen Barnsley weive in a spec ally eervicciible quality value lOcjat yard fC Table Linen ullbleaclid all linen Irish and tilver bleach alllineii Austrian cainaik value 125 10 150 yard at yard oo C Hemstitched Cloths 84x8 0 bleached ulllinen I CiUlht voice 175 195 uJinuk idDe o I 139 each i at Jjxai Doylies liemshtchrd and Tcneril 6in doy heal very neat and dainty value lOcj af cacti OC Napkins 22in heavy 111 ncn Scoch i a jnm value SI95 at dozen 3 149 Ma n foor t Greenhut and Company eih Ave isth to isth st V f j JE 5 S t o r

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c e r sr The Evening World Dally Magazine Tuesday October 27 19O8 m1Jt KaJgBfflfiOTIv I InbIlt11M Dally Except Sunday by the Prrrn IMbllnhlng Ocmranjr No C3 U C J Park llow Now York KMErn rvuTzrn rm l tea TM eu ooL J Ay III SIUT Awhtu toini tiimi im4 I Entered nt tho PostOllce at New York as Second i ilnll Ma U er i i 6ub erlnllon lutes to The Evening Far Unulnnd And the Pontlnant anal World for the Vnlted Statiii All CounlrU In the lntenintlona l f Postal Union mid allnll On Year 3SO One Year W B One Month 30 One llonth M I VOLUME 40 NO 17234 I IN SILENCE AND IN SECRET I Tlio nniius of the IIIPII who have ooiUrihutPtl to the Hcpnlilican i campaign fiiml will not he known until ntfir election if nt all 1 That will be too hiln except for future guidance The votes will i have been tnst and cciuntod with thn proplo no wiser on the suhjpct I of the liopuhliean partys linaiuinl obligations than they were in 1901 or JJOU I Iublitity in till mat tor of campaign contributions has heen made necosary by the sordid practices of the liopuhliunu party Some of its members have sold legislation for money They hove fried the fat out of interests which it has favored They boldly blackmailed the great exploiters monopolists and the tariff bene ficiaries for years and they arc believed to have pursued the same policy in this contest more adroitly The Kepublican party has refused to provide by law for publicity It has resolutely declined to volunteer the information as the Democrats have done Its campaign 1 paign fund it a secret There is secrecy as to the names of the donors There if secrecy as to their motives So far as the Re I publican party is concerned all the agitation growing out of the shocking scandals of Hannn and Cortelyou and Harriman has pro I duced no olFect whatever It stands pat I The evils embedded in those practices lie at the very root of I the injustice corruption and favoritism which are complained of at I Washington There can he and there will be no cure for these wrongs except through publicity genuine publicity and timely publicity To accomplish this it probably will become necessary to defeat the IJepubliean party for it has existed so long upon the gathered by itr hucksters that it is incapable of applying the only sovereign remedy

HIS PROSPECTIVE ROYAL HIGHNESS It is plain enough that the international wedding which is now I i attracting almost a much attention as the Balkan embroglio or the American election is held up on 0lcl n alt of Steve Klkins To have I everything as it should he Sieve must be made a prince or n duke E or at least n cmmt If there is anybody in the United States who won make a firstclast cornfed prince or duke it is Steve He is of an excellent lineage in that he is not more than one or two gen erations removed from the shirtsleeve aristocracy and what is I more he is proud of it Tie has had great political experience and so far as money is concerned he can make some of the crowned 1 heads of Europe look like cheap imitation of the real thing I Why should not Stove be a prince without delay There ap pears to be no good reason except that His Prospective Royal High ness is just now engaged in a handtohand conflict with the fierce Democracy of West Virginia and n coronet would not only inter fere with his fighting capacity hut it would probably cost his party enough votes to decide the election against him flints why f Being a good Republican Steve does not believe in publicity until after election when he will think about it I EXCESS OF HOSPITALITY I The few American sailors who were neither present nor ac t counted for when the battleship fleet sailed from Japan were rounded I up the next day and duly identified nnrl tagged were placed on board the gunboat Ynnkton which on this cruise acts in the dual capacity of a rear guard and a water wagon To the credit of the blue jackets it must be aid that there was not a single case of desertion at Tokio or Yokohama It is written large on the records of the r navy that unll those who failed to report when their ships sailed were simply suffering from excess of hospitality I Overindulgence ie a fearful thing but if the American sailor I who used to eat tobacco drink grog and wade barefooted on decks I made slippery with the gore of his conirodes as well as of his M enemies never suffers from anything worse than an excess of hos i I pitality ho will answer the purpose pretty well It would be inter esting to know the real meaning in English of the Japanese term for Jack Tars honorable relaxation under these circumstances 1 i CANNON AS A SCAPEGOAT 1 i i Probably Speaker Cannon will nevor he able to explain thin II matter to his satisfaction but it is a fact that when it is announced that he will speak in any locality a considerable number of excel I lent Republicans enter a protest and threaten a revolt There is no denying the fact that Cnnnon is unpopular and yet wherein does he differ from other eminent Republicans who are still in tUe odor of sanctity The President is Cannons very dear friend Sherman Republican candidate for VicePresident is Cannons loyal did in the Hoiife Practically every conspicuous Republican is CnnnonV I admirer and supporter If objection be made to Cannons prnctire ns Speaker to his arbitrary ways his luck of sympathy with the people nnd Iiis sub fervency to eltUb imeretN it miict bo said in truth Uwt the Re publican party bas made these methods its own and that Iaiinrjn is only executing 11 will Cannon is a typical pony man in mn t things But he wears a good deal and he never niik Ajetli IM I the offenses thai are bringing him tli jndjiiiPiil M I Letters From the People r Cndum Ilire mill briiml t W I Tn Hi I i I I 1 Why Ir ibis iumti when 1 arum 1 Hoe to t tic Lrrr fi it atolls uaiwt nbr tand nt the runl iiitniiie dour III Kinne nn one i m cu In II ijntir or a tiepur in und KM n bed f of WIII A No nun tliidh fuill Ii 1 i tjiuiil xls IMI eau fi tu the bur and gel bat C und hf Xubutlr ands null Srhn ran xpln this r Ii Suuitl ltiiiillylnu Iliiu Tn the Kilt I Tn s K r nt WM JlaIII read t r lwrrenal hltnll frntlou IMN fr Ir im I st isi iii Improved IdiM far iuiuiv elsrJmnsPlay cot hav aeji PMB 110 tiktto M Ut1 eegtatsrs and have till rum awl rtt t J i Isliittlon number stamixd r rlKen M eiiuii The piss nh L MUpel bile II ijuh 1 hF n I Ing urhPd an drt luped latr II e Iw II n tins ire tiiiiiiiii cmi 1 Lp 11 rd In nfile It IUM to IIr nlR Ilir 1utPla 11 iiiril be ul phot u ili if inpjreJ In He fit lion thita KlvlliN 110 ggui IdihlllW r liliti U A 111u ll ran be Iit idland nine 111 nh lv ale I tlun be K i illHi ll of h1 IIKU It liiti Tu naxe Iff uilnda of your I epIY all wulut auqihi Ut drslurrt aLIE rlo tou JAllitl SUilI4UN iiiniii iiinikf t lty T I hr I r 1 i twr1 T Nhal all 1 ai i r In Grnall n iii IIIIOln rho grslce sc UliltlUtUft ll t pt Itrlcw prrltkgplrf W B a Still Spouting By Maurice Ketten f m Mr Jarr Undertakes to Show His Wife How to Do Her Own Work and His Experiences Form a Terrible Warning to All Husbands I By Roy Lr McCardell T fOW re you feeling old laily 7 asked Mr Jarr n HOW he came In Well 1 dont want to complain but I very alnly am tired said Mrs Tarr The trouble with you women Is that you dont ett nous exe lse ventured Mr Jnrr Kxerl rep atod Mrs Jarr 1 get too much oxcr lo Thats way I am worn out After you had your I nvikfat nnd nn dnnntinn 1 had to clear up the dlnlns Im make the beds pick up things after you Bet your itM collars and tilrt ready for the laundry end oi L e nldrois shoes to be halfsoled swept and dusted all tIP rooms h1Lxr ll What wis the sir doing all that time Whit do yrj Hr L MC sups tJ pay her fur asked Mr Jarr She na tuck In the klfiien washing a few dishes re I plied Mrs Jnrr and It would be enough to break your heart to see the rendition FLe keeps the sink In and If we have company Im afraid to put a glass befoie them and yet I give her glass towels and beo her to keep everything rice Bill If you say a word to girls they up nnd leave yon Oh I suppose you get exerelpt of that kind enoiiKh said Mr Tan hedging hut you lout jut exercise enough In the open air Vou should take n walk in tho park evorv day So I should iald Jars Jarr but what time do I have to do It In After I Pet the children off to school and see If little lemmas hair Is hni ied and that slue hlH a fie h rlhl oii on It and look at Willies nails and see If ho has buttons on his blouse and mend bin hose supponi e and sb that lint i ohlldren hiv tiHr broke and pencils and tablets mid then gft their meheun ready for them when they corn hunt from ichonl and mend the clothe they have been wiring aid let the tucks out of Kiniims dresses never sa w a hlld grow so shy wear htn flziM over her u pall1 Bet the house Bird IK ened up then Its time to Tar supper and he ready for your conliiB home to tell me that tie trouble with me i Hint I dnn Bet exercise rnouBh Oh well reasoned Mr Jarr Its nil over mw The dns work Is dine The Wisdom of Youth Jt fl fl e fl fl By J K Bryans i I I 1 v w t v N0n hO I inv Jcuos has gut Iii meaning an cant come oath Ah1 And UK Inlaa your Unar little playiuau VUm UMS it only kid in thu town am I Kin llok boohoooo I mid you can Imve a rest Oh I can can L retorted Mrs Jarr The days work l e over for you I ou can have a rest but its not over for me by a Rood deal This Is the girls evening out and Ill have all the supper things to clear away and Its bath nlslt for the children and Ill have to bathe them and Well Ill tell you what well do said Mr Jarr Interrupting the reeltil of bei unending labors You Mt down and take a rest after supper and Ill do all nSf thiiiK and how you how easv It Is The trouble with you women Is tiiit ru fret too much about what you have to do Its fiettlm over It and thinking oer It and worrvlng over it that makes It doubly hard Now men do not fret and worry over their work Thats bcoaure there Is H beclnnlntf and an end to It but a woman work is never done and It she wants to fret let her thats the only comfort she sets 11piled Mrs Jarr However Mrs Jarr sit In state after supper tutu Mr Jorr cleared assay and washed the dl hes He scalded his thumb and ho broke two cups and tie beet meat dish and let the sink clog up and the water run over the floor but not along with fslrly Rood success otherwise nxcept he forgot to use the crumb brush and had to sweep the dining roam rill again anil stepped In a saucer f milk put down for the cat He sot along fairly well until It was time to hatae till children Mrs Jarr listened to the sounds of the fray from the bath room Now Willie stop sploshing she heard Mr Jarr says If I have In tell von again Ill spank you I nok out Kmmi You have gotten your nlghtgoun all wet and youll havo to ask your mother for another one No I am not tjet Ing soap In your eyes Thats right hawl A big boy like you Shame on you Ho careful or youll slip there you go And now you have me wet as n ru I never saw 1Ih hlldren No It Isnt n bit funny Kmma you hnve NOT drlfd your hair Uo YOU want to set a cold Crying wont do any good There I saw you pinch your brother I dont care If be did slap inn Yes I ran hold ny itad tindor water for an hour No I cant Why do you nsk such rldlcubms question pick up thnt soap Its all wasting away In the bathtub Now gel to bed and dont lit me hear ft word out of either one of yon He came out of the bathroom wet with soapy water and perspiration I Phew ill snld as he rolled down his sleeves Maybe you are rlgM SUIT he added you couldnt come down to the odUc and do my work Hut JlrsIorr only gave him the laugh II I Kid Say mister got change fur live dollars Kind ifntlcnian YM my bon here It la 1 Kid Thanks bats I Jim wanted to age It Id kinder tot to lliinkh I dert fcfunt dat much money In circulation MItIitiiJ iot I b I one i1lC1Y in Love 1 1 MAY Jill OVERDONE r e i l io r li L cY e iIi Y r i r i i h By Helen Oldfield T Ii Ati alit and true ayln that a virtue carried to CXCCM IT linty become a vice Of noun II this truer than of con r stancy In love Lauded of poets anti romancers ilnca 11 poetry amt romance were admirable beyond praise In lie J s proper place there arc tuxes when It neither Is desired not desirable When love Is not leriprocnted constancy It fool Ish nod when the beloved In married to another so far from bel ilK commendable It becomes highly reprehensible Compiirutlvely fen people imirry tholr nret lows No statlstics upon the xulijcct ale available tuMtlier Indeed can any be compiled since It alwiys Is the love of the hour the net love which Is the Kenulne thins Still In HO far an expe rience and observation van be depended upon there Is fairly good evidence Unit the nvemxo titan Is In love with at leaK r three or four sometimes with half a dozen girls before ha finally monies wiltea Helen Oldlleld In the Chitago Tribune A passing nttinctliin to a pleiisliiK personnllty a warm admiration for brave deeds or clever word n Heeling fancy for something novel and striking all these v may he mistaken for true love and those who on the spur of the moment rush Ino matrlmonos have Ilfe long leisure for repentance There 1 no reason what ever why a second love should not be to the full as sincere as the first eva though that has been genuine St Paul bade the Hebrews to be content with such things as they had which after all Is the true philosophy of life He who shuts his eyes to the electric light blazing overhead and In darkness weeps for the moon Is neither more or less than a fool while the man who has but a penny candle has cause to be thankful that he doe no sit In total darkness When one cannot have exactly what one wanti It Is the part of wl dom to take what one can gel and make the hesl of It It usu ally will be found that the best Is better far than nt first scorned pno thle float tac In life are acquired and vain lonclnps are sum to sap tripe srencth and courage i i T jrJxTGgeSXSSSGOi SG r J Sayings of Mrs Solomon S Ecing the Confessions of the Seven Hundredth Wife 5 Translated by I Helen Rowland i mJX i Xi 11 mv Daughter marvel not that a married man Oil taketh u keener Inteien In his flirtations than a clone man Kor it Is only thoe things which he micht not to do which tempt a man ex en forbidden fruit Anil the kttoti edge that lie hah a pei fret right to make 1 ove to a woman taketh the edge off the game For no man dlicovereth how attractive women are In n rnl until he hath tied himself to one woman In par t And a Klrl from whom a man would floe In hli bachelor duvs unto her will he succumb titter marriage IU Ihe IcK e to the tire or the vlo et to the sun Yen n snKle man iniiy be trusted to the uttermost parts of the earth but n husband with a grievance ij u tow In search of the lire and may not be trusted a quarter of an Inch And what married man thlnketU not that he hath a grievance against his wlfp if It be only that she hath married him and lobbed him of his freedom Far a man Is like unto the family cat he accepteth without comment his three mea per day but he never oseth his longing to prowl abroad nights and thou cant not tell at what moment he may hearken to the call of the wild Yea Is It not Just when thou thlnkest It safe to go upon a long vacation even to see thy mother that thou contest suddenly upon a pink note or a violet slipper In his valise Verly when matrimony seemith to be running along on oiled wheels It la then that thou neatest a creak and a spoke faleth out Helah t as Mr Dcol y ee on Happiness i w By P Finley Dunne ELL sir tis a tnirble problem this here wan Iv human onhnpplness If Teddy Itiiifiifilt finds on ill causes h it hell be til grreatet mJEI sline Mosei Some folks sty th ony Bray to be happy Is to will 1 ink Jblybr that mounts fr th onbapplness among th farmers MV s Mr Doolev In the American Magazine Perhaps they wild ho mciryci If some Imployment cud be found fr thlm preferably In th open air Some say its motiei thejie poor Some ny its simple poverty they re 1 Ich IIi ttn nay tis human society which accounts fr th happiness that prevails In all large cities Some say FIth hers will make ye happy Ive Ihrled It It diilnt cure me Other people say onseltlshiuss but thats nn more thin to say that r e can any be happy be glvln Ui something that wild make ye happ Th nearest ye get to happiness Is In wantm somethliiK Iin ill y an thlnkin yc have a rhance to get it an not geitln It If y get It ye II be onhappy Whin yo have Ivrythlnp In th win rid that we ant th fain ly will do to watch ye whine re pick up a razor t r i v a I i The Mexicans nit Their Baskets r s By Eleanor Hope Johnson KIIHAIS the most ruiious use to which Mexicans put their baskets la to hold gamecocks Sometimes the coots basket is woven for tin IWI purpose oftener It Is made from a sombrero the wide high rrosvniil I straw hat of the cannily Into which the bird Is put a bole cut In the crown to give him iilr and the brim carefully tied down tl pt he nutty not scare Tile hull light has been railed the national spoil of Mcxlio but cock lighting Is much more unlvcisnl for the humblest peasant mnv have bill i gamecock which he keeps In a carefully made cage In his putlo wainies with pilde mid tends with can One of the tratigest uses to which n bnsuet has probably ever been put wan the dully all enuitue In the Ktreeis of a young man carrying In a buge bushel basket in his shoulders his greatgrandmother of unknown age who held out 11 skinny blind to the ns ers by for the centavo which was almost unfailing given Surely a trust In Providence could go no fllrthrOlltllll Magazine A Coffin of Match Boxes OR the last ten years William Mlddulph Cross of Crook street nester Eng F land who died recently WHS engaged In ihu construction of his own coffin made of empty match boxes It Is of the ordinary shape and much patience and skill have been bestowed on It sage Ixindon Tidbits There Is of course nn Inner shell of wood unto which the match boxes urn glued and HH them are Home Tf n mntli boxes on HID lid alone the total on the collln must run Into rev errl thousands

I J Cos Cob Nature Notes a j FOPlF hum Now York and other adjacent towns often ask it I K we do not Imve a great deiil of trouble getting home on Mr Mellon m railroad Vtf answer not very much When Mr Mellens railroad goes It goes like duty and stops the name way Hut we commuter never have to get out and push the cars up the Sparkll grade the way Ileriwmtcrs and Nyaclirrs have tji do while ns for tin Deelandntihlera why Mr TruoHilnln liven In Cos Cob Instcnd of Summit where he could dwell hut for llivrlng on hia risen It H The leaves lire nearly off the trees Some of our foolish neighbors rake them Into heapn and burn them hut the wise ones pile llietn up on their garden lntehes to turn Into humus to nourish next years crop of sans In addition in Iva other valuable possessions Cos Cab now has a Lodge of JnrlullMft Its number nn the roll In U Privately we think the Socialist arc wanting thrlt tlnui In our midst They probably dont know thnt we are all Socialists already Thnt IK we nil loaf nn much IIH possible and avoid work nil wo know how Thin Is the Ideal stale of Human Happiness and comes MilT alien the ll hlnn In good or when clams and oyMern are plenty Only the latter hoe to be raited fur In lloruwvU where our rnlrrs rotlde fiorhillsm nut ncin the ruin fir yearn llverybml goes In the Town Mail and helps themselves Far proof see the liiM town report Hoses are blooming III Home of our flower garden nail many geranium and nasturtium have survived the frosts Two largo and portly men spent a few minutes each In Hie nHKhhnrlng vlllag of Porirhester Monday afternoon telling the cllliens what hud best be done for V them The larKrst one a Mr Taft from rinclnnatl Ohio spoke from a plat i I form built Into the Porte Cnchere of Mr Mellenv depot while the smaller tout I Rriitlciiinn a Mr Hryau from COIIIM little plnco 0111 In Nebraska had to hlro a I hall to tell us what II good for ui We undertund both of the speakers are I I tunning for President Instead of our neighbor Theqdoro Honevelt over at Oyii Hay who Intend to Rive up the Job siul go to Afrlra und catch a lion Each I of the stout gentlemen lave a good how although not a 1 JnUriatln M tht c Y I Danbury fair s f i I

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