The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
October 30, 1908

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C V I TELLS OF GOULD CASE POISON PLOT 4 I µ M I IIIV VwvL W KNMMMMWN I EDWARD VILHURTINAUTO RUMOR f pPUL1 I R 0 fair mill cooler u nhtbt Milnriliij vltnr I h EWTI 1t v GRE EDcnOJl a i N A pINAL Gbt E I II D OtIO III LJ III p 11 I II 0 411 oo 1 i RESULTS EDITION ff Circulation Books Open to uJ MJ w M t Circulation Books Open to All r r PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK FRIDAY OCTOBER 30 1908 PRICE ONE CENT t c ED AROVlt HURTIN i I AUTO SMASH DRIVER a y KilLED IS REPORT o t Knocked Unconscious In the Road I Coming From Newmarket Is the Rumor That Reaches House of Commons Copyright 190S by the Press Publishing Company By Special Cable to The Evening World from a Staff Correspondent LONDON Oct 30There is a rumor prevalent in the House of Commons this afternoon that King Edward has been in a serious motor accident near Newmarket today The report is that his chauffeur was killed and the King was thrown out striking in the road He is reporteJ to be unconscious No details are yet obtainable There is great excitement in Parliament over the report At Buckingham Palace The World correspondent was told that no information had been received from Newmarket A secretary admitted that similar inquiries had been made by mem bers of the royal family He added that he had no further information to give out The King was expected back from Newmarket tonight to meet the Queen who returns from Copenhagen tomorrow The telephone and telegraph wires to Newmarket are unavailable It is believed that they have been shut down by the Government Inquiry at the residence of the Prince of Wales Marlborough House elicited that no information of an accident has been received The report is gaining currency in the clubs and in the street and is causing greatest excitement No confirmation however is obtainable as yet The hope is ex pressed that an ordinary breakdown has been magnified into a big mishap REPORT IS DENIED to By Associated Press NtWMARKET England Oct 30There is no truth in the rumor that King Edward has been injured He is dining tonight with Sir Ern est Cassel ING SING RECORDS PROVE HIM PERJURER Witness of Auto Accident in City Was Behind Bars When Boy WasKilled Justice Ford developed the fact today jtbat Thomas Nolan wan a cons lct In I Sing SIng prison on Aug 3 1M5 and I consequently could not havo seen a green taxlcah kill fouryearold Louis Bchultr In Twentyfourth street near Third avenue J The boys father sued the New York Transportation Company owner of the I auto and Nolan was a witness for the I defense He declared that the child I darted directly Into the path of thA car t and that the chauffeur was not to blame At the close of Mondays court session the case went to the Jury with Instruc tions to bring In a healed verdict on Wednesday as Justice Ford would not i nit on Tuesday The Jury filed Into their sfats Wednesday hut Mr Vor hails lawyer for thn plaintiff had In formed Justlcn Ford of his Uncover and the Justice withdrew tho cane from the jury on the motion of Arthur K Wing of counsel for the Transportation Company who was much astonished to discover his wllniiH wax n perjmcr No explanation WIH Klvcn sin to till rMiiion for Hie mistrial hut thn District Attorney wax nodded and a win rant 1 Issued by Justlcn Ford for Iho arrest of Nolan lo hu arraigned hrforn him sitting as a committing niiRl rate to day dayNnmi Nnmi vanished and Ids examination before MiiKltllUe Fnrd lodiiv uenl Ins nlthout him AFKlstunt DlntiletAttorney IrliHOI all ppHinl ay prosrcntor NIHIII by both ilr Viirluuii and Ml1 NIng IlcliirrH uf Nolan from Hie llncuen land dated In Vt tveiit put In evi dence and the lecoid of lulu roiivlctlon of grand larceny and senlrnci nn April II 1K tn a term of two end a halt yearn imprlionmint lit wti ttlll In Y ltftt prison on Aug 3 1005 when the acci I dent occurred Arthur K Wing testified that he is at the head of the law department of the Transportation Company that he had never seen Nolan until he appeared 1 at the trial He said he had been pro t duced by one of the companys investi gators who discovered him only an l hour before Mr Wing said he knew i nothing of Nolan history or record Roland G Wicks a clerk In the law department of the New York Transpor i tatlon Company testified that he served I subpoenas upon Nolan was for the company andpthat not among company and that Nolan was not among I those served Edward Cumtsky one of the com i panye witnesses took the atand at the afternoon session On the first day of the trial he swore I said to Mr Black Youve got a crook among your witnesses This man Nolan didnt see the accident He couldnt because he was In Sing Sins Cumlsky then testified that Black re plied to thin Thats all right That makes no dif ference iNobody knows that but you and mA and Nolan lie also said he would give me so to keep my mouth shut I told him 1 wouldnt have any thing to do with such business Next morning I told Mr Vorhaus about Nolan The Black referred to Charles Black Is chief Investigator for the taxicab company He preceded Cumlsky on the stand and said the witness had tried to hold him up and threatened to go over to the other side The only matter before the rnurt ns I understand It Is the question RR I tn whether Nolan committed perjury said John F Mclntrrn for tho coin puny I do not understand that you nreI hearing charges against Mr Hlark Illarkstlrn Justice Ford assented lo this and ndjourned thn hearing until Monday aflernoon nt 4 oclock NEGRO DIES IN THE CHAIR I FOR ATTACK ON WHITE GIRL Another Sentence in Virginia Court I to Imprisonment for Life for I Similar Crime I lUCILMONO Va Get 30WlriMrn Ireen a negro youth wan electrocuted In llu State penitentiary for attempted criminal assault on n young white nki uf liesterflelil Louilly After lute con lcllnn tin made a full ton trselnn rn day nUn IIIS set for Mm fleetroeii lion ut John Kinney a negro fur a ylnilla crime hut It having been found that he wits frehkminded the Governor a few days ugo Aimmutcd his tcnUnce to Jmprtionment lor llfo i iJv J n i i 1 t L iii j FLAG POLE SNAPS I It IN HIGH WINO AND I KILLSSCHOOLBOY Policemans TwelveYearOld Son Too Frightened to Get Out of the Way I I CLOTHING CAUGHT FIRE Mother Faints When News Is Brought to HerOther Children Escape Edward McOnrton the twelveyear old son ot a policeman attached to the Tremont avenue station was almost In stantly killed this afternoon while on his way to St Augustines School h an eightyfoot flagpole that snapped un der the strain of a big Has In the high wind and fell from the top of the Morris High School In One Hundred and Sixty sixth street between Clinton avenuo and Boston road the Bronx The lad with a number of other chil dren was hurrying past the Morris School to St Augustines when the pole snapped at its base The halliards of the nag held It for the fraction of a sec ond on the edge of the roof and then It crashed down to the street The other children took advantage of the short in terval between the loud report of Its snapping and the time that It fell to run Way Young McCarton however stood rooted to the spot apparently dazed I The heavy spar struck him In the back I and pinned him down At almost the same moment his clothing burst into flames It Is supposed that he had matches in his pocket which were Ignited by contact with the pole Bystanders ran up and lifted the tad who was un conscious from under the pole Then they put out the fire Dr Fennel of No 409 West One Hundred and Forty fifth street who was on a case nearby did what he could for the lad until he was taken to Lebanon Hospital where he died a few minutes after he was ad mitted I The lads father was heartbroken I when he learned of the accident and his mother fainted The boy had left his home at No 107S Tlnton avenue the I Bronx only a few minutes before sor rowing neighbors broke the new to his parents r HUSH i TAFT BRYAN HERES OUR PRESIDENT Innocent Tourment of France Assumes Office So Whats the Use Innocent Tonrment a Lieutenant of Artillery In the Army of France pro I poses to save Mr Taft Mr Bryan and Mr Roosevelt all the care of the office of the Presidency by governing the country himself He sent a letter tell Ing us so addressing It to M le Presi dent de la Chambre des Deputies de New York Tills was Interpreted to mean President McOonan who for I mally noted the receipt of the docu ment I Lieut Tourment writes about as fol lows I I propose to govern the United I States when President Roosevelts term ends You can tell Mr Bryan to desist from the manner In which he Intends to govern when he takes office q am fortyelKht very young a lieutenant of artillery wentthree years a parvenu and have benefited by the help of France The two re publics will be united I shall do my bent I to complete their civilization all will win your cympnllilen I Very lespectfully JNNoVlJNT TCHRMKNT KiiKlncer of Bridges wild Highways Popular Alllhnr I I The letter was postmarked Oourdan PollKnan Haute iaronni Haute iuromiK II an anondlsnement of I France I WRIGHTS AEROPLANE MOTOR EXPLODES IN AIRi LK MANH France Oct 30 While Wilbur Wright the American aero pianist was maKIng a Illghttoday the motor of the machine exploded Mr Wright landed without Injury and the tropltn WU not otherwise damaged it A d j MORSE CONFRONTED I WITH FALSE REPORT TO GOVERNMENf to Indicted Banker in Statement to Comptroller Declared He Had no Interest in Stock He Now Swears He Owns Underthe sharp crossexamination of United States DistrictAttorney Stimson Charles W Morse this afternoon showed great uneasiness on the witness stand before Federal Judge Hough at the trial of himself and Alfred H Curtis who are jointly accused of violating the United States banking laws He was confronted with a report to the Comptroller of the Currency by the directors of the bank including himself which declared he had no direct interest in the Kate A Wilson loan although he had in the I earlier part of his testimony today admitted that he owned the bank stock put up to secure it He was also confronted with reports that he had sent to Comptroller Ridgeley which did not correctly state his indebtedness I to the Bank of North America I Morse in his direct testimony today I told an amazing story of an exchange of I dummy loans Involving IOOOM between himself and F Augustus Helnze Morse said Helnze wanted to borrow 400000 but Curtis declared the bank didnt have I j the cash money to spare So HEINZES BANK THE MERCANTILE LOANED MORSE 400000 AND MORSES BANK t I THE NORTH AMERICAN LET AMOUNT I HEIN7E HAVE THE SAME i THEIR DUMMIES SIGNING TIlE NOTES I The critical period In the cross examination of Morse came this after I noon Mr Stimson offered in evidence as apart I part of his crocs examtnattan a number of letters The first of these dated Dec 8 1906 was written by Comptroller Rldsely to the directors of the New Am sterdam National Bank In the letter i Rldgely called attention to the fact that a loan for J12530775 was being carried I by Kate A Wilson with collateral of 430 shares of the Bank of North Amer ica held In the names of Primrose and I Braun which according to the quoted price of the stock was worth only 1115000 Mr Rldgely said he had heard that Braun was formerly In Morses employ and he wanted to know If Morse had any Interest in the matter I In the nncrrrr to the Comp troller signed br the director Including More It ivns stated I that Marie had no direct interest In till loan Morse himself was I one at the director who signed the letter to the Comptroller al though aa be has admitted on the and in this trial he was the real owner of all the 430 chare credited to Kate A Wilson Others signing the report were Miles OBrien John F Carroll Joseph D Carroll Harry F Morse George TV Wilder R B Lewis and Louis Stern Having thus confounded Morse with his own words Stimson said to Morse I Q You say you acquired this stock of I your bank for the protection of the bank A Yes Q Dont you mean that It was Intend ieed for the protection and benefit of yourself A No Q Didnt you have so much of this stock out as collateral for loans else where that It was to your Interest to keep the shares up to the highest possl tile price A No I dont think I had much of that stock out In loans I But he changed his statement when Stimson showed that between December 1X6 and December 1906 he had several I hundred thousand dollars worth of the I bank stock with various tuckers to se cure loans By a series of skilful questions Mr fitlmson caused Morse to detail this In teresting transaction Joseph D Carroll borrowed from the bank a fund to carry out what was I called the New Haven Improvement II of Carroll concern the New York Contracting Company In consideration j thereof Carroll gave halfof the profits from the Job to the bank The first check under this arnrngvment was J7000 Although It properly belonged to the hank Morse admitted ho told Cashier Wire to vend It up to the New Amster j dam and apply It to the reduction of the Bate Wilson loan I Mnrtc tried to nxruto this by laying I hu wan CBIT Inn the into Wilson luan for thn benefit of the atocklu there und directors I With an experience of nearly thirty I Continued on Second Pal 4 4 LUCKENBACH PASSENGERS AREi SAFE AT SAN JUAN i i Driven From Cabins by Fire on Liner All Ate and Slept on the Decks SAN JUAN Porto Rico Oct 3OThe steamer S V Luckenbach from New York for San Juan arrived here last night with the fire In her hold still burning All her passengers and crew are well The flames were discovered nt 4 oclock In the morning of Oct 26 when the vessel was 5SO miles south of Sandy Hook The passengers were at once awakened and the small boats were brought out provisioned and made i ready tovjower away In case It should become necessary to abandon the oteamer I At 6 oclock In the morning of the 26th the steamer Philadelphia of the Red D line was sighted and the plight of the Luckenbach was signalled to her The Philadelphia answered I am coming alongside She drew near and acted as a convoy until the Luckenbach reached here Both vessels came Into port together The heat and smoke from the tire forced the pasesngcrs to withdraw from their cabins and temporary cots and eating tables VerA placed on thin prom enade deck for them The passengers numbered In oil thirtyone The cause of the tire Is not known It being Impossible to gain access to the hold The officers did not dare to open the hatches to combat the fire In the fear that the draft thus created would fan the flames Holes were bore In tile deck and all the steam It was pos sible to spare from the engines was forced through them Into the hold Water also was pumped below Several members of the crew were overcome by the fumes during the work of pUlling these flreextliigulshlnK plans Into operation but they were promptly revived The passengers acted admirably under the trying circumstances nut even the semblance of panic being bhnwn They lave adopted u get of resolutions con gratulatlug Copt ilcl eiui mid his crow upon their brave conduct The lire U ftlll burning and the hold has not yet been opened KINGS SALE OF OVERCOATS nl iilll Ilrnnslt Ti MI 111 Hull For today nnd Kntutday situ Kings thn clot hirrs place on ante several tlioiifniiil milt und orrcodln al U 0 each regular 115 valurn The Mills are I all wool worsteds until cnsolmorix brown plaids dark blue silt rf3 and Ill I gnnl new Ian sniped unit fanc designs the ivfrconln medium or heay wiMKhts blacks oxfords the new light gray nml tan shades also striped patlrrmi Take your pick of all at I7W Kings 113 Broadway y ie I GOOD PRICES ON i TODAYS WINNERS BALTIMORE Constellation at 10 to 1 Takes the Severn Purse for Fillies KING SOL WINS AT 4 TO I Ballet Girl Pontotoc Lally and Ivanhoe Take the Other Races tSpctal tn The Pvrnlne World I PIMLICO IlACi TRACK Oct ISlx well Ohleti events acre on to fiirnlnh the sport here this aflernoon and although the track was In hall shape they prom ised to furnMi InterestliiB racing and lively speculation HS well There was I a touch of winter this afternoon there being a big drop In the temperature over night consequently overcoats and wrap were needed to be omfortnhl In the grand stand But as the weather was clear It did not keep the crowd away Fred Lltlleflelds good colt Jubilee has broken down at the Walden Farm Mlddlcburs Md I FIRST RACK Maiden two yenr otds J100 added six furlongs Time 122 I Ballot Girl 107 Goldstein 3 to 1 6 to 5 and 3 to E Mm I Bose 107 J Walsh CO to 1 25 to 1 and 112 to 1 fcecond I Nethermost 110 McCarthy 5 to 1 2 to I and even third Clog Commoner Rabble iioro Gus Helm Hniolil jr Ivd Shutter Glen Falls TeildlUKton 1rescaton Flatfoot also rail SKCONIJ RACE Threujeaiolds and up selling Slat added one mile Time 1j9 1B Lally 107 Mccabe 9 to I G to 5 and out won Tin1 Mown 107 McCaley U to 1 5 lo 2 and out second Ontario 112 lioldetilni r to 1 2 to J und out third I Queen of the Jlllls alsu i TUinO HACiTlirtu Ids and upward selllm J4w added SIX furI IOIIKV Tlme13i King Sol llii McCarthy 4 to 1 2 to 1 I and 4 to 3 won Tllllngliast 113 Goldstein 3 to 1 7 to I 5 and 3 to 5 second CaHtlenviid 110 Ott C to 1 5 to 2 and i 6 to 5 third Mazuma nehurgo Rcgsarman Oscar T Profit and Oowanuo alfo ran I FOURTH RACICKlectrlc Park Ste pleuhasu foiiryearolilH and up s jii added about two miles Time iir Iontotoc 153 Dupe l to 2 and out I won Wayside 137 McAfee t to I even and I 2 to a second Amiable 137 Grantlnnd 3D In 1 G to 1 and 2 to 1 third Wai rlfir Meddlesome Hoy and Hazel Baker Ifellt also ran FIFTH UACUSevern Purse miles twoyearolds 500 aded tlvu and one half furlongs Time 113 15 Constellation 93 LptoniIO to I to 1 and S to 5 first Court Lady 109 Goldlelnl 5 to 1 S to 5 and 7 10 10 second CunnInG 13 Icol 5 to 5 7 to 10 and I I 10 3 third Aralla Lucille R Hill Top After All also ran SIXTH RACFThreeyparolds and up s l1lng W added one mile Time 14S 3D Ivanhoe 103 McCahey 13 to 5 even I and 2 to n won Trey of Spades 50 Leach 3 12 to 1 II to 6 and 2 to 5 second llInot lol llpton 11 to 5 to 5 and 2 10 c Ihlrd tMrdBa King of Ba shan Belle of the flay Kempton Baby Vlllie also ran INJUNCTION GI YEN 10 fiGHT PROMOTERS National A C Gets Writ to Restrain Police From Interfering Justice Truax In the Supreme Court Usucd a temporal Injunction today to prevent tho pollen from Interfering with bouts at the National Athletic Cnb 111 I night A week ago Pollen Commissioner Dlngham onlereil tit Inipeclors to 11000 I all the boxing cluhs It lens later an I that the I nuunced order wan Intended t j kill uff the mushroom clubs nhlch avert springing up In all directions Jack Ollrltn and Ham Lungfoid were hchcdulrd in meet lunlsht at the Na tional but that bout was potiponeil lint Iris and Charley lilllln Hill Hue In the main bout tonlKlit The National IN the biggest hexing club In Non York and taw iiuentlun i r whnthev or not them U to Ui boxing In New York ul be annutiel irultlit election returns br direct Hiru whll you tit at Kallli 1118 Park place trod I OptraStngcri on uetophonomI4nla br our OrcbMtr Reserve Table Now t t I MRS e GOUlOTOlO ITO COUSIN OF PLOT 0 0 TO POISON HER t E W Sells in Divorce Suit Hearing Before Referee Tells of Trip to Eng r land and Refusal of Lord Royston e i to Sign an Affidavit i GIRL WITNESS DEFENDS I WIFE OF THE MILLIONAIRE i I I I Contradicts Statements That the Woman Was IntoxicatedTells of Dinners With Dus tin Farnum and of Trips to f t I I Several Cities e A mysterious poison plot directed against the life of Mrs Howard i Gould was a feature in the evidence today in the hearing before Referee Edward G Whitaker who is taking testimony in Ars Goulds suit for I t divorce Elijah W Sells ot Hawkins ft Sells public accountants a second cousin il Mrs Gould declared under crossexaminaiion that he had be come active in Mrs nulls behalf after he had heard from her lips that she had discov red i pint to pmoti her I oMAN ACCUSES NAMES AS MAN SHE yS I I AI ERCAN CONSUL a Mrs Heine Says August Lieber knecht Has Failed to Pay Over Money A arrant charging August Lieber knecht who Is described as American Consul nt Zurich Switzerland with the embezzlement of nn estato valued at 112000 to JlOX was Issued In New ark today on the complaint of Mrs Henrietta L Heine of this city Mrs Heine alleges that Oscar L Itambercer who wan fatally Injured In llobokiii two yearn HBO bequeathed his cctnte In Zurich to her mid that the authorised Mr Lleberknccht tu collect the proceeds of the eMnte and pay It over to her but that she had been un able to obtain the money Horn Lleber kniCht Dr Peter date a soninlaw of Con sul Mebcrhnccht said today that Mr Lloberknecht Is now nt his homo In fienriiee N Y and has refused to pay over iha proceeds of the estato without n court older Or Slots bald alto thin Mr LlKborknecht has tendered hilt icBlenatlon lo take effect In sixty day The name of thl American Consul lt clue naa b11a in Xiirlch wax Adam Lleberknri Init the 11111110 given In the UIITIIIII Immd him la AUKUSt Lieuerknecht r MISS ELKINS AND THE DUKE ARE TO MARRY IN SECRET NAPLICS Oct 3Ofho latent illIa tlon to l u repoilid foncurnlllK tho Auk of the Abruzzl and Mle Knlhurlnti Kl klns Is that Ihn couple ulll marry prl vainly and unknown tu the putilu In Miler to escapu tilt curiosity lit the crowd Then after lu orenrreiue Hicy will nn mill i no Ihn fact oliu tally ulvUiir wi ihn DIIIIK tlmu the thus of their union It III ivpuitml uliwi hat the PuUo and Ills wife will Innil at Naples on llifili urrlal rout America and for n short Urn ID the KUitl uf the Duke br lliui pout hU wife Iho Duke cud lJuchVMi of Aorta l

I The pJalmifTf kinsman had been tes i Ilrril1 as to his elturfi to secure attlda vita for Mrs Gould and his failure to Bet one rom Lord Royston of London 1111 evcrnl other Kns8 notnWpy wUn Clarence 1 Shears conns for Mi l jUd asked I Did not Mr Gould tell rOil atone tun that slit was alarmed about Robert I tntti w0 was einploje1 at Castle G uld and then taken to Mrs Gould 11110 nt 1J1e Gup near Lynchburg I n I Yesreplied tho public accountin Mrs Could told me that die fcnrd rotter nml others were trying to work up some poison plot against her Then tic witness added that It was tins and other statements made by his cousin that had interested him In her behalf Mrs Gould he said was his ulfos closest friend and frequently vis Ited them at their summer residence North Castle In Westchester County Mr Shears did not probe the poison Plot any deeper nor did De Lancey Nlcol counsel for Howard Gould ask ally questions about It Mr Shearn spoke of another plot however involv tog a private detective nt the Motel St Regis Do you know anything about an am davit made by Michael goody who was employed 1H a bellboy at the St Regls7 islml file la yur Yes responded the witness he I madu mi alhdavlt that ho had been offered j000 ly Doiictivu Kennedy tha hotel detective If ho would make false I leporta concerning MIK Gould I In lormci Mr Halm the proprietor of the I St Regis about tills and he discharged Kennedy Then Mr Sells teas asked about his visit to Lord Royston In London In an I rtort to get a statement from him In i he Imrtst of Mrs Uould What was your object In going to I ee Lard Roystoir asked Mr Nlcoll Mrs Uould licked me to call on lijmf I nld the wltnoM and got an expression nun him conciinlm iv bat lie knew of otli Mr nml Mr iiould tf Q Dill you uut It A I get no stall I nunt t i ij Yon didnt tiring allrlhllll hack A Yun it verbal stuiimieni Q What Ilia two verbal message A l t nnvcyil u tu MI Sliuuin It was a islet menKasfu Niitlliu fuut lie drawn from MrfleJ i lonceinlnt the nature of Lord Itoys ton 1l rlif mmati U hen n Kud If hi had Jted uthtir piikonti In London con ciinlii JIlK Gould hu uld I 7 wrutw to Irof Maliavte of Dub 1 In Uiilviirnlty thinking to get some uviic Viut hlt reply ta iinsiiltsfaa lOrI Mr Ssllti hail xinlii miiar Ionll Hull ail JI e with Ilk poor success IM wii wrr HH MK old any niuiwy t eked Mi Vii i J i i A yuar ugu 1 guru utr JAflftl fur M I Centluud on ese nd tu b N e j

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I w I f jf r H h i r j 7 i d THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY OCTOBER 30 1908 ii f I OW THE COUNTRY 1 IS BETTING ON f THE ElECTION n l Odds on Taft Range From 6 to ii t 1 Down to as Low as r V 3tol I f SLATE HUGHES AT 107 Iflt ven Money Is Offered on 32 Maryland While Bryan Is Favorite in Kentucky With the election only a few days nay betting Is taking a final spurt i1 Bd presenting some surprising changes fnrodds Today Taft opened a favorite at 6 to lil and Hughes at 10 to 7 More than tt4SO000 IB reported to have been placed by brokers late yesterday on election lengthening of the odds on Hushes Is 0gtven as the cause of the change In pte betting on Taft one bet of 16000 to JlW was reported today and another of tOO to 100 What Bryan money was offered It was said Team from the Southern States fryari beta at Ito 5 were made In ojne Instances yesterday but the 4ijingc in Hughes odd had a quick ef Ee4 and odds of 7 to 1 on Tart found ijet lakers The Taft odds ranged from I 10 0412 to 1 two small bets on Taft sat 10 to 1 being reported Hay Goodwin of the curb market Coffered 6 to 1 on Taft In blocks of JlOOU J without taker One Stock Exchange J house reports a bet of JJOOO at 5 to I on ff fl but KOOO on Taft ILt S to 1 found no takers on the curb Chanler Odds Change In the last week Chanler has dropped 1 from 10 to 8 favorite Monday the bet ting was even Only J500Q of the Hughes money offered on the curb yesterday 1 was covered J2200 to J2000 26lio to i LcQ 8100 to 175 being the principal bets reported and G to 5 on Hughes found no ixers on the Consolidated Stock Ex J 18 ge JlTha Chanler people today wanted bfctter odds than were given There was said to be plenty of Hushes money at 10 to 8 but the Chanler adherents wanted 10 to 7 The bets reported were tlSO to 1000 on Hughes and JCM to jjCOO and 1500 to 400 v Brokers do not want to run the risk of 1 getting Into trouble for only 1 per cent ofthe stakes They have raised the t commission for placing wagers from 1 tu 12 per cent 1 229UtaIde the Wall street district I Bryan and Chanler followers were In lcUned to scoff at the reported Taft lUdHuShes wagers Insisting they were Gwash wagers and represented no Ii actual offerings in cash CuarIer en 4 thuslnsts assert they can find no 7 to n 10 10 money at any hotel or other place where money or certified checks have 01 to be placed No wagers of any size I yesterday have been reported from any bof the hotels fAt the Hoffman House the headquar ters for Democrats it Is admitted that rtbere ha been a slump In Chanler odds i but It Is assorted there are thousands of dollars awaiting covering at 6 to 4 11 v At the Waldorf Knickerbocker Astor lxrin l other hotels the story of plenty of I talk but scarcity of money wa the p ape It Is Bald among politicians Vfhtt there has not been In the hut 7 yfour years so little betting t Jiwprtfr recording as this year 11 n oNO BIG WAGERS 1 CHICAGO REPORTS 1 t1 fjwcia I to The Evening World 3 I i CHICAGO Oct BO Downtown hotel j managers who In former campaigns i handled considerable cash on election 5 ybets declare this Is an off campaign I lyr big wagers Less than J100 they Jsay has been placed In the hands of jtha managers of eight of the downtown hotels on the outcome of Tuesdays 1 election At the Sherman House where Demo i cratic State Headquarters are main tIned there Is considerable talk I about betting but no money has been put up At the Stratford Victoria Auditorium and Auditorium Annex t I I n Help Wanted ToDay c5 advertised for in The Morning I i Worlds Want Directory 217 i f 1UPAY OCT SO ISO i IALI47IIIera 0 uiu 3S I Agent 11 liouAar 7 Alteration Hand I Jronws 22 rllut I Janitors II Uake 2 IanItrss I 1I4rldr I ijidlM fallir T Ioukolnller I 1 TumlfcM 1 Wkkeepers It Machlnliu n L 2B I U ta F Jjuulmn SO Moulder I llUlIhN as Nurse H f ClldnIMaker i Ocrator 2 ftavsaer 13 1oHaphu 4 u I lAin J UhTr7 uinbr H hl1II S t Ipull1btr Ior SSmlr rlr I In maMa 9 35fljntersusIda I 4 JJI SSUtofl js Priiian t I IIIIlIor Inxfrssder I loki ilalr 8 It orr 1 uk Iomal Vt iatladl 7 I krnti 20 flrssrakera II ThIlIr 2 Zeetist I len 1lnt 4 tCutlor clrt hand UpvcTh I lsee 111111 2 I nrk I r1rlaP 0 S Iitnlthlr Itr t nro 2 tflIAI9sr 111 I rvtderis T r lss Tlillor In oj trglnefr Ibil I J ra I r I e41r r t TrlIIW t F I iT 111110 t I I Otft b fj Ftrmai I 1411 1 oIltr rlt4y I W4 lsI an T I Yrn1o I 11000 tsrau JiS I tlll iii I Tfj dl I i 1 j IId 1 1 i I ill th r Ncw York lUPIS IfltNIled where Nntlnnnl Poniocrnllc end Hcpuh llcnti hcndqiiarlrrs ore innliUalticd there In nothing Joins according to the hotel mntiaKcri I At thr Grand Inrinc with lic llepulv llfnn State lipniliiunrieri nnd Oov Pe nciirn prrsotml Klnff on Imnd an oITr of JSu iiKnmst 1Hi Unit Done n would 1 carry the Stan liy WX i found no Inkers At the Palmer Uoiifp a book has ttrn mude II n giuui of tIn si ciii Hid olell oniuialiiiis itud tinellliiR len on the 0111 lug oililN Hrynn 3 In Ii Tntt I to 4 llliphos 4 to i Chiuilii 1 Ii 10 IXMifon 1 to J SIPVCMSOII I to 5 Toft ant Hcneeli 7 to II Hr nn nnd stpvpiixon I to 1 Inn Oleniv llu big layer of odds ns he Ix iloltiK little liuillict II of fend 5 to I on Taft 9 HOW COLORADO 1WTTORS SHE IT 11pPI1 In The Kvrnlnt WnrM DIIR Oct 30 Kvon innnry with no tnkcrx Is iitrcicc lurc that Taft will curry NPW York l y 50X There I f money nt 4 In I on Tnft with few I bets also 10 to 6 thru Indiana will go for Taft Even money Is offered that Bryan will car Colorado 10 to 9 tlm Taft will carry Xpbraska and even money on MnrylnnO COAST BACKS TAFT GIVING 4 TO 1 RprcInt to TJlf Evfnlnic 11 I fAN FRANCISCO Oct WHettlnR In San Francisco arid throughout the Stalt on the national ticket Is from 4 to 1 to G to 1 on Taft I Thero Is no State ticket to be elpctPil outside of the Legislature and betting Is 3 to 1 I will be Republican The only Indlvldual flBht of Interest Is that of Melvin Republican against Mu I rsky Democrat for Justice of thy Slate Supreme Court netting Is 3 to 1 Mel ville will be elected but 2 to 1 that Murasky carries ban Francisco by I 10000 I TAFT BETTORS ARE I SHY OF 3 TO 1 I Stciat to The E cnlnc World LOUISVILLE Oct 30Most of the I waRern on the Presidential race here have heel at odds of 3 to 1 on Taft though there Is plenty of Bryan money now going begging at these odds The Taft bettors seem to be full up at these prices and want the odds short ened Plenty of wauers have been made on the State going for Bryan at odd of 3 I to 2 and the Democrats have stretched the odds to 3 to 1 with few takers of the Taft end The betting la 2 to 1 that I Serley carries the Louisville district for Congress and even money that Bryan carries Louisville Col John 1 Whallen wagered 1600 at I even money that Bryan carries the I city i EVEN MONEY BETS I I ON MARYLAND I aetciat t The Evening World BALTIMORE Oct 30The betting here Is even that Bryan will carry Maryland while odds of 3 to 1 and 4 to 1 prevail Taft will be elected SMALL BETS ON I TAFT AT 5 TO 1 Special to The Evenliw World BOSTON Oct 30Thus far few bets have been made In Boston on the re j suit of the National election The over I whelming Republican sentiment of the i State precludes much Bryan enthusl j I asm and the few Democrats who have courage to think Bryan can win have not money with which to back their I opinions In two places In Boston where bets are registered It was said today that I a few wagers at 5 to 1 on Taft had I been made but the aggregate of these I wagers U only a few hundred dollars i On the Stock Exchango a few scat tering small bets have been made af aljout the tame odas A much more attractive proposition Is the New York State election Quite a number of large bets at even money on Chunler and Hughes have been 0 made I QUAKERS WONT BET I I EVEN ON THE STATE I pclaJ to The Evrnlnr World PHILADELPHIA Oct SQHepubll cans claim Taft will have KOOGO ma jority In Pennsylvania and Democrat claim the State will he for Bryan out tide of Philadelphia and Allegheny counties Chairman Wallace of the Brynn State League claim Tuft will not have 75 In the State but on the contrary he will not be surprised If the j vote of Jlltchella miners upState and Gomperss Federation laborers Is lane enough to swing the Htate to Bryan liepubllcanK are offering 3 to I on Taft i hut there Is scarcely any betting Demo crats claim to feel certain of victory but they have no moncj to bet An to New York Stato election odds here are

on Chanler winning J TAFT MEN WONT GIVE 4 TO 1 ODDS I fcisI to Its Zvenlne World I WASHINGTON Oct luAt Shoo 1 makers there H Hryan money the own I ers of which ems remanding odd of i to 1 but therft Is not enough Taft I money iu euver it A thousand offered even that Taft would carry Maryland I had to be s eI to New York became there was no Hryan money to cover I I A few email oats on the Chanter Hughes race In Now York have been made with a shade of odds on the Dem ocratic nominee ocralc I The Bryan money at flioomakrre wa wulu by a reputable placed there 11 ago ly Snslnei man who thinks he can jet maT to put up 1 the Taft peoplo are I wnirit to give him the oddi said to prevull In a tual trinnutun m Now vuik uiil alsfwheie Tnuro hits liten IHto felting I Wannin ton only two ajthfntlr bet jf JrO ncmu kiuvn UNCLE JOE WONT TRY TO SPEAKER AGAIN i flPrH SANfJlSKV O Oct 1 1 At a Itepubllian tab last night eoX T u55mflmfl MOUKIT a ilu e friend uf J j f ph Cannon saId tile later will not 11 i candidate for r rutuii as her T hole llnr IIIIIMIII IUIW i tit 11 MM 1 1 M loi 10 H IUI uf 1 Vk JU vt L VVttU uu i Cut JL Cod it Cc e IMy Ua i f Million Schoolchildren I Enter a Great Contest For Writing Prizes O cniurage the nearly one million shool children of Greater lor Newlrk in their writing lessons j i To help the teachers who have this important branch of study in hanj by offering a new stimulus for their pupils I And to interest parents and guardians in the progress of the young people in the art of penmanship The livening Word Iu planned a con i test in this line of school work for thc Ixm and girls of the greater city in which prizes aggregating 50 will be awarded a lollows TO TIIK IllS AD IIKLS OP K1UIIT YKAKK Olt UXUKIt S 100 1 prices as follows ftrsl prize SO second prizr ill thinl time s sir piers of S3 nch sir prizes of 2 each anil thirty five prizes of SI each TO UK UOYH ASl GunS OF S TO 10 YEARS ftOO in prizes first prize StO second prize siP third prise 5 six prizis 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with your writing keep your paper nice and clean and fold it neatly if it requires folding for all these elements will be considered in awarding the prizes I Pupils may send in any number of specimens The contest does not end until Nov 2S Practise and improve your handwriting Save postage by waiting until you have written five specimens A i twocent stamp will carry five specimens and five coupon1 THE EVENING WORLDS WRITING CONTEST For the School Children of Greater New York 500 In Prizes for the Boys and Girls Who Write the Following Sentence in the Best Style 7 6 9 Name e f Pupil Age Residence School Teachers Signature The Information called for In the above box must b furnished with each specimen of handwriting You may use the above coupon If t you desire but all specimens sent with this Information arranged as t above on any paper will be frey pjuered In the conteet Send your handwriting to Handwriting Editor Evening World P O Box 1354 I New York City The content clotos Nov 28 I MORSE CONFRONTED i WITH FALSE REPORT TO THE GOVERNMENT Continued from First Page years lib bunker MORSE MADE TUT ASTONISHING DECLAKATION THAT In HAD NEVER R AD ANY OF THE PRINTED BLANKS FLRNISHFD BY THE COMPTROLLER ALTHOCGH AS A DIRECTOR lP HAD SIGNED CORES 0 THEM lp said he dldit know anything about the contents of I Comptrollers blanKs or their require ments Stlmsons purpoKo In bringing this out I was poon made plaIn He showed that In Novnmber 1 1 Morse signed a statement I for the Comptroller In which his d btb to the hank were ret forth IB amount I ing to 210444112 wlon by his own a1 mission at that very moment he owed JlSifi on the Whiting loan the onnir ship of which he has many times a ImowlHdRfd In addition t loans to I I F Elllitt amounting to 25J end the I IZUII Smelters Company for JMIXXV Other Dlccrepancloa I Similar dlBcrepanles between other KpiMn arid Moics real liabilities were kliuw aoe after anoiher uy Stlmson Fui i iuinil In SfptembT IM he wafc i dltid with owing the bank only I rdll wlh J w whereas he arrled ft WmtliiB I iuiiii uf JWijO Tu answer such eim lnjl paln examples of false and mis t ln if Hurt to luotc the language f1 the Indictment Morse at first could niter hut two excusiB poor memory and l noranc i1 of the rules Then he had an Inspiration und cleilded that the Whit I ltl l iin nulil not piopurly Iw Included II his lie lii I it lee h UUG for IhAI he lablteR haL ilwn only oral guarantees For tlp lust tIme the exIce King becumo I uiuhpy uloiii hers He plainly showed that HtlmbonH searching Inquiry Pea lfril Mm anti one or twice 11 hesl I tat il rn the vergu uf actual confusion Am 1 right nuked Stliuaon In us uijIng thai In your ooinnrintlon Of Auk 1 with Curtlu you asked him to cl an off to profit and lots JSOdw of your Jliw Wo noin 1 Yf I asked him to do that I Q And ut that iltnw you were per I fectly 111 A Yen i I TliHii illd you not occupy the Ill tudu uf its onK askI CijrtU to give you t 40015 of I p rfhrtly good UHHetl You iUint Mam I right sputtered llorbc Who WItS plainly uxoltrd and petting lure angry every nioncl I hud Klvon Die bunk protlls of nearly 1ltB0J on trit loan and I thnujfht I ought iut to bi chhrgeil for a 0 loss You Imvr loll iu twenty lime about your gift to the htnk HuM Htlin on but an I matter t fact U I not true thaI the liink luully unnlnl those IOUIIH 11t riM to gIve hIs own nxplnno tloni HU III hull anrl III voIce shook innlor mUltPirest ni ijn He hut his nmper UIJI I Ut lu I hu iNinpu uru StlUIHOII pICHKIil lllII Iirdr I iii viii put ii it stogIe iint to tarry 1 vlnglu oil I M I iiiki loiiiit Mi I lift i IM iiMMitir of fHIIj linil to udiiilt II t lr ever put UP air tldn nuire IIsil I i 11 nil 1 IH tual tar SiliCa us 4e i iaittJIy culled I Will bfi this Oct U had tli WI c Curtis ever called on you for a cent un der your oral guarantee 1 He never had occasion to do so be fore that time Answer yes or no snapped Mr Stltnson I cant said the suffering witness So it appears said the DistrictAt torney finally that when he finally did ask you to make good on this oral gunr I antee your answer was to ask him to give you 160600 I I thought It only fair said Morse plaintively It would have been no more I than honorable for the bank to have I given me the whole 100000 i Stimson kept hammering along until I he made Morse admit that while Morse had contended for one thing and Curtis for another HIP books actually showed i that something which neither of them dMlrcd actually took place Here Judge tlougf tool H natiii It Is my recollection said the Judge I that as between Ihp contradictory statements of Morf ard Curtis the I books appear to hhui out Jurtlss orig I inal statement From what I can gath er Mr Curtis wen Into Morses unite to get fjyyvjo in cash or additional col lateral f lId uliiln io cal out wiLl neither and with the JCOOCO gone for good his account IH more nearly borne out by the records than Is thin witnesss remembrance of the transaction Morse Shows Resentment A little further along Morse bitterly rflstntrd Htlmsons efforts to show that as against Morres word were dlrectlj arrayed not only Curtlns testimony bin ilkewlHK the books the note written I J Miss WIlHon a receIpt given by Arthur Hiatin WIHun action of the hoard of dl reutorn alI the action 0 Morse himself In withdrawing I putt of his copper col ale Es I You have no right to drew the Inrrr cures whlih you nrMrylng to draw growled tlm badgered Morse glaring at hlK tormentor Ooln hack to the original John K Carroll transaction Bllmaon probwl rrol view to finding out whether I un hut bank or Morse who macs the IllHi loan to Carroll IrHI carried him Hlonr personally snld lorA Mr Carroll needed nion y und I WUH determined not to take udvmituvr I of lila ii cnii 18 I carried him as 1 hurl carried miin otlnr ntlemnl msuniHd nil the risk lit v him the Irlll tj When Helnzr cant to you and I tell lit cd to borrow HOIIIK monny Just ho fur Oct If did he tel you what he i wuv A Nn colng to In with I q Didnt you nrk him I A 1 did nut 1 1 uukml every man who utser iam in mu for mOle what he wunltd It for Ill ui thriiUKh the ttoild iiHklng iiiiilliin I Moo tattler HIOICI on Mtlnmoii nlontf luir lie hud riualiiMl liU gixul tie t lure a n1 ho put irieui Hlliuxiiin mrokrt with I kill thut Hindu the crowd clmrklt It tICS n ldvnt hid In the care of I 1 ndeit tiuvliufs life he had found time II develops a iteen wit TAFT AND SHERMAN I TOGETHER BEfORE UTICA CROWDSi Candidates Meet and Confer and Then Bill Says Nice Things About Jim XTICA N Y Ort 30 Yotir Jim has RKpuroil me that wo are ioliu to be elrctod nnd I believe hi Judgment Is good declared William I raft to a great nudlencp here tnilny The meet lug at which Mr Taft spoke followoil a twenty minutes ronferrnce between the Republican candidates nt it hotel Mr Sherman was waiting In his auto mobile whrn the Taft special pulled Into the station and boarded the train amid the cheers of I large crowd Judge Taft greeted him with the greatest cordiality and the two went to the hotel Twenty minutes later they were driven up through the crowded streets Two audi ences wereawaiting the candidates one at the Majestic Theatre and another at the Orpheum Tho Majestic was visited first and when Taft and Sherman ap peared side by sldd on tne stage the au dience was roused to an enthusiastic demonstration The shouting continued for many minutes Judge Taft In his speech said he had many fond memories of Utica adding And besides It Is the home of your the national Jim Sherman my colleague on tional ticket I have known Jim Sherman tonal continued man a good many years Judge Taft and each time he called his colleague Jim approval was expressed without stint You dont have to know he went know him well him long to wel In on It has been my good fortune Washington to find him one of the towers of strength for doing thIngsfor getting thlns through Congress getln 1 are In the same boat Jim and 1 Nobody can vote for him and scratch me and nobody can vote for me and tied together We are absolutely scratch Jim e art I delighted that It is so gether and am Ielghted national elec eve of a We are on the Sherman assures me that ton and Jlni Slleman we are going to be elected New York City will give you 50WO majority shouted a voice I am not ambitious for too many the a of majorities returned figures In way mnjorljes You turned the candidate smiling Just get the majorities concluded Mr When Mr Taft had lonclude Sherman followed with a brief speech The candidates then spoke to another audience in the Orpheum Theatre after which Mr Taft left for Batavia and Buffalo SYRACUSE N Y Oct 31WIth four extended speeches on his schedule and a big rally a liuffalo tonight William 1 10 this city shortly before Taft left cl short bfore oclock this morning after having re malned in his private car during the night Judge Taft will conclude his cam paigning in New York Slate tomorrow with seven speeches the evening meet i ing being at Rochester He will spend Sunday In Buffalo and leave for Ohio II Monday morning G MRS HOWARD GOULD INFORMED COUSIN OF PLOT TO POISON HER Continued from First Page securities worth SO 0i0Mlssouri Pacific Mock and Wabash bonds Ehe was hud pressed for money at the time but later I permitted her to buy them back for what I gave her for them Had Exchanged Checks In July 1900 the witness had glen Mrs Gould a check for J3CnjO He did not recall why ha had given the check He had exchanged checks with Mrs Gould on other occasions He did not know why Mrs lou d had wanted to rlmnge the checks an she had not told him In concluding the examination of the witness Mr Shenrn asked Did you ever see Mrs Gould drink whiskey Never Q What did you see her drink A I never saw her take more than a single cocktail before dinner a pint of wine with her dinner and two cordials after dinner Q Did you ever notice any unsteadi ness In her gait any uncertainty In her dpccch A Never Mr Sells was nucc eiled on the stand by his daughter Mnrjorlej a pretty biunettn of tenl one Replying t Mr Shosrn Mils Sells said that she had known Mrs Gould since childhood Sre had visited her a I tit t lit multi In July nnd August IMS I Kite rifiillpil the pronntce ot a Duller 01 Ill Cii I tliitut rue I IsPlte 00111 This hullir U I xiild lundr flti nffldnVIt tint Mrs bull fmiiiciUly drnnk to ex fis iluHns the tlimucr of IW3 To rpi ill this testimony Mr hcarn nikixl i Miss Sidle will you stair whether or no you ever COW Mrs Onuld muter the Influence of llnuor dlrhll your vis I Its mi to Castle Oould lu the summer of miI never did cried the witness i I fi tie hum g Q You stw her vcry day A Yes Girl Lctends Mrs Gould I Q What ilhl she do A She roc I early anti wo iiMinlly went about the plate together visiting the chicken tll1g Hun ITS the stnbles nnd giving order i Q Did you ever observe on any of i your ninny visits anything Indecorous In ilrn I ittlul tnntiiirr A Never Q Did you ever observe any unsteadiness I HIS of gait uncertainty rrf speech loss of mnntallty color or anything of that kind A No Q Did you ever fee Mrs Oould take a ilrlnk A Occasionally 1 saw her j take n cortllnl after dinner O Did situ drink anything In the evun lng i A No t I Did you ever hear her use any vul 1 gar or hlnsphrtuous language A No Q Swear nt the servants A No Q Talk loud or boisterous A No Miss Sells said that In June IfXC Mrs Gould lund visited the Hells home In Westcheytflr taking with hr a ufug eight horses anti a spider phAotou Mrs i IiiuUlti conduct on that occasion was highly refined she talked I great I deal about agriculture and seemed greatly Interested In farming i In September HnKi Miss Sells had ac I companied the plaintiff to Boston and they had visited Thomas W LAwSon place Drcnmwold Mr Lawsons secre I tary conducted them around The made the trip In an automobile and on the way back to this city had stopped at Springfield Mass and Hartford Dustin Farnum was playing In The Virginian i at both places Dined With Farnum I When we got to Hartford snlil the i witness we went to a hotel and got rooms That night I went to the the atre and Mrs Gould remained In her i room Q Where did you IlIad Mrs Gould I when you returned from the theatre I A In her room Ihe Q What happened after that 7 A We Mnt to bed Q And the next day A Mrs Gould I and I SAW the town In the afternoon Mrs Gould went to the matinee to see I MrFarnum That evening MrsGould and a Miss Roberts who was with us had dinner with Mr Farnum I Q And after supper A After supper Mr Farnum went away and we went I to bed The witness told of a visit to Philadel phia with Mrs Gould In October 1SW I when Mr Farnum was playing there A Miss StrIck ford who Is now Mrs Mundy of Chicago accompanied them rhey lao all dined with Mr Fnrnum amid Miss UoliFon after the theatre And after our supper sftll the witness Miss Hobson remained with us at time hotel and Mr Farnum went away Thc next afternoon we all went to see Mr frHrmnns play Crossexamining Miss Sells Mr Nlcolt brought out that she had forgotten to mention that Mrs Gould had taken luncheon In Hartford with Farnum while she the witness and another younc woman went out driving We were invited to the luivheon I said Miss fells sharply hut did not I care to go Q Do you know how long Mrs Goud and Mr Farnum were together after luncheon A No i Mrs GCI Id Paid the Check Q And Mr Fnrnum had supper with you all that evening 1 A Yea i Q Who paid for the supper A Mr Gould Q How long were you In Plilladnpnin A From Friday until Sunday Tttcn we went to Atloiitlr City Q And you went to see The Vir I ginian again there A Yes 1 Q Do you know how many rimm Mrs I Gould went to see Mr Fnrnum II1he i Virginian A Ni I The witness said that Miss Hilifii md I Mis Shnckford had nccompnnll het to Atlantic City and they bud taren I rooms at the MarlboroughmmhMm rOOlS Fnrnum hail Joined then there Miss Sells and Miss Shackfurl hud 1 Sel room together Miss Robsoi anti Mr I Gould had root on the smu Ride of the house I How far was Mr Farnum room from Mrs Goulds asked Mr Nlcoll I I dont know 1 Q IK you know where Miss Hob A No sons room was I rooI know that Mr Farnums y Dont you Inol Iarnums Goulds room room wa between Mrs rOOI and a little sIting room In the same suit A I do not Q Isnt It I fact that Mrs Gould and I Mr Farnum went out for a walk at m oviock that nUht A I dont re 1 member i il Well you went to your rooni and to bed anti slept and woke up the next morning A Yes mnrnlnr1 Q So you dont now what went on I that night 7 A No Took Trip to Washington I Miss Sells admitted accompanying Mrs Gould to Washington Home time i Inter Hy Mr Nlcoll Q Why did Mrs Gould go to Wash liifiton A hue was on her way to Lynehburg 1lchbUf you going to Lynchburg A O Why did you go to Washington1 A Just as company for Mrs Gould the Hotel itabuigh Q You mopped at thp Ha1Ih anti Mr Farnum had lunch with you A Yes Q Do you know how Mr Farnum 10 knew Mrs Gould was In Washington A No Q Did Mr Farnum stay for supper that night A HP took us to supper Q And the next morning you returned to New York A Yea Q So you dont know what went on between Mrs Gould and Mr Farnum after that A No This concluded the examination of Mica Sells find also the hearing The hearing was for the special purpose of inking the testimony of Mr Bells nnd Ms daughter as they start for the Philippines next veek 1 CARDINAL COMING HERE BALTIMORE Oct 20Cnrdnul Gib bons left here this afternoon for Now York where hp will upend the night anti a part of tomorrow as a guest of Arch bishop Farley The Cardinal will timerm proceed to Boston to partlripate In Un closing exerciser of the celebration of the Jfiflth anniversary of the founding I of the Boston illocfse n n u

SAUER i I Germanys Greatest Pianist I I USES THE KNABE PIANO I Emilnr tmnlIimr SaimttPens l M o Kr nih r markt the clc lnc of n epoch lin nn nun in prim at living hs mon I rteably reustllui OIIK nlnut fUurix of I mu IJUM than Eautr I orldIlw nl il 1 clat visit IrbW1 At vn IIr 1110 virtuoso then on ii pvls vI 1eetIis Iveniitg Mall it Sum An 4II crust dStt it the delicate iurvt llser h nmmct 1 AtllhW l trniuig ItUlt Iitl is the srI at sit lcflt and saOunpltihed pianist ViCes InIulahlv a planl1 of wr1 kll 1lt u rtiunhtt of hriillani sifts swsrd4 hahn Itirnel ltr mr hiatt eht al stitch war ade Iln HIS NEXT RECITAL MENDELSSOHN HALL Saturday Afleiaooo Oct 31 3 oClock PRISON VAN WIH 1 12 PASSENGERS IN I WRECK ON BRIDGE Two Women Among Those Hurt by Crash of Runaway The horses attached tn the large prison van uccd In transfenlnK the shortterm human grid of the Brooklyn police court from the Raymond Street Jail to the foot of Kast Twentysixth street Manhattan today ran aWAY on the WllllamsburK Bridge After nn excltlnp experience for the length of about four city blocks alotug time bridge roadway the twelve occupants two of vxhum were women received slight Injuries nnd bruises from the Jar of the vehicle crashing up against the runaway gate at tho Manhattan end Philip FItzpatrick the veteran driver of the van had got down from lilt scat to recover his overcoat when tin two horpes were frightened by the tool of a tug The wild ride began about half way across tiue bridge The prisoners wero on their way to the Department of Correction In Man hattan boatI pier for the Hlnckwell Island I was going alone quietly enough raid Fltzpatrlck to nn livening World reporter when I dropped my tout alii got off the wagon to get It Before I could climb upon tho seat the hoi es hat started They ran like wild all with all the prisoners screaming niul trying to set out the back end of the enl n ram there was sure enough trouble A policeman saw the situation at n glance as the horses dashed pixt him between the New York amicimo age anti the approach from Pelancey suIt lie blew his whistle and ti glut I icit th police man at the Manhattan end to drop the t runaway gate This was loueiti ins I as the van ulth the horses at a gallop reached the approach Both animal were thrown from their feet the whltlli tree was broken and the van was oei turned When Fitzpatrick came up the re I serves from the Delancev street poiJc station had arrived The van wa richtPd and the prisoners taken oil under ranI guard while the vehlcl was repaired and new horses prorured One of the runaway horses was hndli out about time less by the force of con tact acalnst thn gate The two WOIIUT icgced no tn be put back In the van but their tears were of no tail Th emnlndPr of the trip was snfplv mndn COULD NOT CURE I I EEPGECZEMA Disease Began over Ear ana Spread till Face and Neck were Raw Itch ing Inflammation and Soreness were Terrible Lasted Over r I Year and All Treatments p Failea UNTIL CUTICURA AGAIN 1 PROVED GREAT SUCCESS I Eczema bRan over tlio top of my ar It cracked mud then began to pjirrnd I had thrpc lifltrent doctors nnd I 9 tried Bfverul things hut i 1 s they did mo no Rood I At last ont side of my 4 C4 rON ali my nec cleat up to my hair wore raw I The wuUr ran out of II p EO that I had to wear mcdicnuM cotton aud It was so Inllnmnl and t Nm Ror that I hnd to PI km5 n iiicco of cloth over my 111 l pillow to keep the water from I and it would stain the cloth 1 Ort of yehow Tho eczema itchixl bu that It loomed aa though 1 could tear my face all to pieces Tho dispv Ixgan in the it until the fall nnd I did ovprythiiiK for Intl next winter Then I URin to uso titus and it Cuticura Soap and Ointinrnt was not motel than three months before It was all hoalwl up I etill use th9 Cutlcurn ftpsolvpnt I ills once in a whll toolpan 1 the blood I nm vprr thank ful that I tried Cuticura and I ca rpoommend it to ant name Miss Ann Pearsons NorthfieldVt Dec lu 07 S GROWS HAIR Cuticurn Removes Dnndruft and I Soothes Itching Scalps Warm shampoos with Cuticiira Soap and light dressings with Cuticura pre I vent dry thin amid falling hair innovo crusts eculiw and dandruff destroy I hair parasites Bootho irritated itching surfaces stimulate the hair folliclos loosen tho scalp skin cupply the roots with energy and nouristnnent and I mnko the hair prow upon a iiwpct th lesome healthy scalp when all other treatment rails Compltf KitfrnM nnd tnv rrftt Trratmrnt ro rvfrr llumor 01 lrf nt rhlldrcn iml Adulu ro lists ol Cxiticurs Sti p 2V i to Cl n1 the ikln ruUfir omtmiTn50r t lo llrat the Skin soul IUI1 tar Ffrtol tent fur ci r In tlir foni or nnroiaM r nl l IMIIf 2Rc err rust 01 GOt to turlly the jibed talC ilimutlinm tar orM roller Drui A dun term oif ltaP n stnn MT S rilAUxi Jr Cullcurk Ilool oo HLla UIMIH I E NNYA P NDQFy I Tradr Murk Chocolate Raspberry Jellies A Dainty Dessert I ntyPDOeSUs rDt Joll little lllll f bIr from II7 Iu t I Inlry Krulln I lie ilrllcloun rn prrj nil ch POUND II in n r of Ihr li lt nccntod pllint rltl lis ploki Mlirn he dew T Nnl llmt nlPh tin NpnrUIr f I rl lrll nl Prenerveil In rid srutmt anti liottlrtl In gins A nil then all ti ll 1iuy mu 15c vloifil In nn n vrloi of mom noil rlxh I n K I late Try tinin i tirsplf nnd your HiilpiIon sIII bt equnlly ni liiihluiU SPECIAL FOR THIS FRIDAY I SPECIAL F R THIS SATURDAY VAN CREAMED 1 00 CHOCOLATE WALNUT 1 0 c ALMONDS POUND BONBONS POUND I SPECIAL FOR THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY n Special Assorted Chocolates Kiflds 20 POUND 19 u MILK CHOCOLATE 1LACE FIGS POUND 19cMILK POUND 290 I t HIGH GRADE ASSORFED CHOCOLATES pound 25c i Pithlir CnnfiHptirp bile toltfldu niniin i iil Iy ninny rUUllk 5urs I tile tIstliuic uauuks flu lurge 4iili imnftllil for Ilift fi Ioniliict liiinlnchM on tin rmnrlnhl tiI Icy at A Ilnnx H Iliunil Iriifll iu ollni 11 nnifrri In tie vrld IH no run Uluil liilillfliiiI Hint cinilliliMicof I DII I It IIIIIM r eguuri fur hit li nllli und i iiiiiiiiulc liiltri lii of iulrun In u Uu l ivIidtikiiiiK iKinrlKliInK ii nil iliilcloiiK coMfiilliinn nt friini nil In 75 JUT win Ie Hit iimuil irlcr ildi linnint Mlulit nnil prrfr t servhe Iirk It i Store open fvrr eeeitlnr 11 II rurk All our fcturrft open tilurdT srutmmvs 01111 I J iirlucU WE DhLlVEK FL I DbLIVEt 54 BARCLAY1 ILltCIIAhlS or ONE DOIIAIl AM 5iBARCLAst ovKit ntrrwKKN HAI IKICV y 1 CorWrt Uwy UOIIIIi hllliKr also all UriKikljrn 29CORTLANDT5T Wf UfllVHr I tu In pound CorChurcliSl proper e to point In Manhattan nbovt SflOlh St o and Itrtev City S PK ROW NASCU No goods sent C O D Candies for At City Hall Park I our outnftown customers carefully stof BROADWAY packed sad htpped from our special DROA1Y mlui rlnr jpnrtment Cor Fulton St 1 POLITICAL POLITICAL I i w iI I The Surrogate Is the Judge I 1 of the Court which controls the settlement of your estate after your death He protects the rights of the widow and appoints the guardan of the orphan The Surrogate I I can guard your savings from being wasted by insisting I upon a strict account of all moneys spent Do you want politicians to manage your estate I not you want an honest and able judge reelected Then Vote for Surrogate Charles H Beckett I He is Surrogate now His record speaks for him I So do law They know Ask Lawyers Committee Henry F Miller Chairman 44 Pine Street Charles M J Russell Secy 50 Church St A I you split your vote put a cross eX before his name 1 in the first column of the ballot I MEMORIAL NOTICE EMORIAl TO SOIl HKtATlVSH ANI vii J1 and lu ha Aiulrliu Slntlli BuoUty also tlm n nuf ciurlnr dtpartmmt of I H MisS Co our moil heartfelt thenk for th I yraialhy shown us end prmnli of lower j la Ihe funeral of our itauihler Ad wits I Bll XDOlril and ANTONIA PAIJJB WOO KllOUllllOI llu buu t irookiyut Oct 3 II lOST FOUND AND REWARDS v v ww t UdfW1ua44y nltUI i 11 tew luld welch sad iihlnt Attach lu aln gait iiuUhtiux Lila awl Imll US IT vi and lch1uo DO quMtloo aakxl tuturn 10 MMTlr u DIJO I UUNIONOn Ot ao JohN SCANUW Uf soil Itihoutlatu ot thu 11II Titonuas Soanlon sod tiara h ff Kun nil from his tale tMnc IZ tt Gr nnjoh it Honda Nov 1 V I1 J VOKIOUUU dn1r Ocr as UA11OA 1 1 JIKT led UT widow of Frdortck Cal ii J Vuflckvl davnled molh of LouIs t deoruasedi of lTr drlck nmll nudolph a an1 AUlut Itdullve and friend rNf otrully In vlttd to at lend funara arvlc at bar IRIS r lil nce 340 Wot 47lh at aI I j f U Saturday Oct HI InuraMt LuUuru Cuaatrr f a l i

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r tt 1 1 I if n I A A 4 4 1 nt MM r M M T h MRS ASTOR FOR U YEARS SOCETYS RULER IS DYING She Is a Victim nl lleul hou Me and I lei Miiul Is Alkvtcd FAMILY AT I HER BIDSID1 For Two Days She Has Been in a Comatose Con dition Mr Vllllnin Astor ha iParlml tho cilsis In n IniK llliifK md I PI in iu Bhidou of devh at hrr home n si Firth nxonuc lr A A Smith n 8 clallM In dlsnps of the heart tat calkil Into consultation thl morning ty Dr Austin Hint Ji the ramllj pins clan AfUr the dtpaiur of nr Fnilth Dr Din mpaiid n bulletin setting forth Ithn con lltlon of his patltnt but th Tamil qtno out only a portion of It The stiieiiiHi mail public read Mr Astur passed a aldy comfort KM Mtgllt In iintlilpatlon of dPiUi nl in mo tnont HIP memlitr1 of 1R Atoi s t famlli mo ivlthln oall of IIPI bpiHUK The fnet tint hot Ulriccs 1ml rni hud n critical t tp ras nut known until lal night when l r FlInt Issued this bulle I tin Tliursd Oct t ti p M Mr Astor hail a uddrn return of her old heart afferton about tour 1 weKs ago lnce thru tie has hnl ecral attnrks of HIP same kin At present she Is rrstlns quietly j Dr AUSTIN TlINT Jr For three dns either Pr Flint or his fifslstflnt Dr Hillings has 1Jn con i etdntlj In the sickroom A month ago when Sirs Astor han to decline rap Idly Dr Flint whn has made a stuiU or eel caso vas called In and h has btpn In daily attendance pcr since V Mle her exact age Is not Known It 111 nrl that Mrs Aitor U close to eghl two Mrs OrmE Wilson Near Collapse I Her daughter Mrs Ormc Wilson has abojt collapsfd a a result ot close at tendance at the sickbed A week ago the left her own home to be with her I Icother to the last Members of tin Van Alcn family have left Newport and I are expected to arrKo here today to be lthln call 01 the Aitor home I Wlille D r Flit mill not Ises his patient case T rio frl id ad i Mr Astor has ben falling gradually for more than a year During that tlmp I ttp hAt complaltud more or loss of I heart trouble Site hat hnrt several rlnKinf pcllt out ot which sh e ha arlin lowly iioer tulr rroverint Mrt stor wns it strlrKon two day itro witi for a time It v as tea rei her dalh v n I inn nil Sinrp then she las rl11aln1 n a ate mnn or Irss carnal te iluiliiK whlih tl e hn t lifen in ali niiip t flC s t iLiocnlzc member r f tier OIIM hold I I BcechAood Not Opened In tte C f 10 01 Aor rind I i it lcr pltli was ENCOURAGING IS t MESSAGE FROM NUTMEG STATE I Jerome Aonell Rcpoits Splen did Results as Outcome I of New York Visit Jernmc Morri i cnrppntci rccdln I I I at Ij Vdlloy street Cot Cob UOIIM re late an ippiHiioa with tw Coop icinidiiS which JH now liiiiin i df mo tratid at lilKei 4 Ntv Dru Wore 2 Pst Jourtrciilli ttinit just I I oK riflli nMniiu Mi Moiicll IMUIS I EUtTcrtd lOOt Hit iinn of blood poison ttttu unit ti Hit lid ttoni trouble lJlu pain In m joints was In tense nnd 1 Imlibled nliout with tin I rroHlost illillculi funiialiiiis belts Ca reel y able to IIIIIM Mj a itittt Lt AMIS JHIOI sty ttniiinih nut of ordii in ijslilH rnill ttiili nid mill I wis to nervous Unit I lould nut sleup Kor KOiini IIIIHI I li id Intn iiJillriK In the in mijupci ibniit this nun Cooper and tin1 good wurl lie Wa C dolii I 0 tor nlolt pmple In NiW ulk And I liuu Ihll far fnlliil to Ki rliIr runt ilthei I doctors or niedli im I di Lldt d I u taUu I u trip to New iurlt nnd siu him AH a roHtilt nf ni tiIL I iinlud IIOIIIH II I IreatiniiU of Coupii New llscntii 1 St lid ly to in title nilh tin dllictlonn HH to iiiidUInc illtl mid ixiMilte md I I will inn ii r lit able to 1111I111111 ti inU l L Ml Ioupur lot tliu gun hit intilUlm Jj huts dono mo it I imik thu New I Hmmoi j tmui in Ic tight dllH iiclou I mild notion Unit Ii gt U1K IlIlpllIK Illl HHII ItillIlily Ill r Ill Wflll Irtlll III III J llIS lukllll lo Nllll dido At tliU wnliiiK I fni lute Thu rhoumnllo IM in ii no biitbcii inilnli r end I tan w ilK iibout with nisi ly nppelllit Ix uxi client ui Y itumuh 111 yes niu no trouble Hlmtuuu and I stitch good I fully lutihto iu i nupcr trrui1 jiunt will bo trlII Ito In pmmnentl I I eradicating fiom ui k itiiin tint dreaded dlbcare of uluod pun un i In iiV Tiil ueokt tlnm I hId Kfllned I In niUht am derlikull utrunijti mil fffl like n ocut man I am lndfcd i LTnteful nnd hrnrill Indoite Coupes MH Olnron Cooper or iis flBi liani oonUniio tc mrn the pi Hi dulh n UXtM Ne DruR Mii C t VI ra ir einlli ulifl just itt KIMh IITh 1 rnjp rtmedlei are on tnio al all tni Kiker stores and can bu obtained at any othN drill itore I tl 1 rJlvr Leader of New York Society Who Is Iwna at Her New Yojk Home i i I i falllnt John Jarob Astor her sort announced I hat sie woud not open Ueechwood let Nowpoit il1a tr the I sfison It then detelopoti tint ai far i buck aw the preVious year Mrs Astor w hll In Kurope had trouble with er rait Mie was feieilshlj aiie In j lars and dlnrfd that sic Intend to j rnke the app oathi Newpot seacon Me gayest FI o tad euer w I losspd J Lpon her retm to America the health of the ani 1 woman failed ripldl She ffrr1 a compote breakdown In Bas ton and was brought to hoi hone here wheio sIe ins sine nou in seclusion i Occasionally she WI1 driving In the I park hit alwajs Uth one or more attendants Ihi t rut Ii U that Mr Atgir hrKin to liair ilrlDnlnni null himcil nl im or n oomjilen biinklni dowII ii her rcniarlviiblr inlnil Sin liunu Ineil tIn Iii nnn mill I lie uncial Ion nnil on nvrcrnl occniilnnii had InrltnlluiiH written for bull nml rcciitliins 1 ho netcor nw the ntnllti Mil nlio urdcrcil Krent iinniitlllen of Roods from Fifth aye nni hntisrft lint nnilei Instructions ficiiii the faintly mrrclmntB never ilellArroil tillin It Is said that only Mr Astors frugal mod of living even r hen she was at Ibo height of her social eu ceases enabled her to withstand the nervous criln of the past two years as well is she hRS Ruled Society With Iron Hand For twenty years Mrs Astor ruled Niuv York society wILh an Iron hand Sic had 1111105 iijsoutu power tJ malta or mat the nrntuttons of thoe who fUht her sjo j patronage Her visit Ins Ist was the Index of the soc a ly eleot U ien Mr Astor first aspired to be leider she souit the adike of the late Varcl Mo Pstpr Together they selected toe f unoiis 4 0 names of those plilhlo to be termed as really In so ciety Mi Ats ancestry gone bacK to cw when I icnh Jansq it enierhorn fur icr of hr IhurI fimilj In this I oouuirs otle on Mmhatvi Wll tan ijchcnnetorn hot fatner was a n en hint pln e at tlie he lmilng of lat centiii Soon after hr debut she m IT oil llinii A tor who died In 1 J lMilie Hie bulk uf 1 Is Immense frtuno to his son J ihn Jn oh Astor US Hiil m tau ala ays been Ip nclou it tin title of Mrs Astrr Four ichter4 all 1 one son were bom to r TIll edest daughter nnrrlel lmus 1 Van AIn and died tntntj sv iirs as the left two daiiKhter Mae Helen tor quarried James rtoOe V oltllnse clt and died about sixteen IM rs 1 g i alsv toiiln two chl drcn M ss AlIsta Astor married J Cole 11 Di iyjtu and late O0iic HalBi ti M faollnn stor tho youngest marrIed Ome Wilson John Jacob A tM the oiii non imrrlel Mlfs Avi I lilrs or Ph lade pTli In 1S31 I lAWYER SENTENCED eTO JAIL FUR ONE YEAR I Convicted of Stealing S2500 From Clients Judge Grain Refuses Him Clemency Wllllnui II minor a lawyrr nf No lil Uall Mierl iUtM1 yen us old WIIM i nlenri to the Icntlentlary for ono ypai hy ludKe mill at Honeril Soi tluii liiilny rillnci uic cut vi t nil of gra nil Mr iin In s t sn I I a ii tMi h lonxlni IP two oIluts lliiimn II and lary I Thoinp J MIII of KliihxbililKe Ill t uter was thfll I oo HIM 1 and i ustodlan of Ihfli fatlMih oit Hi Ho had ihairfp of uUiul J5KM fur iiiH nnd ttJuiIi ail iircomillni utaH ileiiMiidid intuit not account for lie tVXi Me Wtii Imliilid culy last yiiur JiuUu raIn ttUt ininaiklng tlut a I Hiiiliiid of linprliiiiiiiil uoiild lie mnti d iii as a u 11 nli g to linvor vho I liiilnjid Hull Hint Mid Hint alllumKli I mummi hi Sri I iil bein Koevod hv till Courl iiillfjltii to thtu iloiinluitu iicliniH tfoinl i harnftr lie biliwd hit xliiiii I IK piinlnln d riltniM 18 a menibir nf the AafhlnB I ton lltlKhts I rsyt tirun Church nml ltd iiioiiibois of ihr i lIt S r lntlfln sen t a petlllnn to JiidKe finln begging for rlimenPJ I STEAMER WKELCSS LINK SH TfMJ Vash Ocl liL14r the flrrt Mm In ho history of his tire I less n Meamrt let u ifui San r ano ico nnd Honolulu has I eon In rommunlcu linn lth loth latlonn it tho XHIIIK Him IhiR look I at aim ml hue loiimei I 1111110 or hun Mitmn Sat Kit ion 4 uiilliil whlih Mlkiil nt the Kiimn hut to liulli piiitu when 141111 lilllln nut of ban Ilanclucu bound for Hoiio lulu Jf 1t 1 i 4Ii ELOPING SISTER i SAYS HAWLEYS HELD HER 5000 ember of Brokerage Firm as i Mothers Heir Mrs I Levee Claims Th trial of the suit of Wlllan and Man P Hauler against their sister Jeine M HaTlexJeee to recover al leged loan approbating J43 wn i near Its close before Justice Erlnnser and a jury In the Supreme Court today I day when Mr Ievee brought to court a letter of 1M1 found last ncV Her oiunsci Arhur C Train declare the lette ftipp ied coiipe proof that her mother hal been a partner of hEr son In the I3oad stree biokenire bii npss It vas to be aisimol that Mrs Levee was hr heir Mr Train Irlfd In Rin to get the iMtf r hettp the jury H vns pxrlndod nn the oblectlon Jame W Othorne that H wao tort late Mrs lexce testified that she and her itiot hers drnw tl ilr will at the amp time luit CactI brother willed 1 Is all to tIer and she heiiipitliPil her entire esnif to them 01 the survivor If cither died Friends Till Elopement Mr Irani offered I er will III evidence to ihow that there wet the utnio endsliip nmoiiK tie thifi until lat Apiil tIll CII ode nRed fifljone eloped with Chpilei Ler the t enttwo yea I nIl Trench lialloonlPl The w 11I las fxrludI Mi Train sncceeileil in gettIng the meat of the letter of Mi Ionic liefoH1 the Jim liourxpi In the erose ninlnatlon of Alan It Hawley remlled br Mr Oliorne Mr hawley tofllllcl III lebtittnl that he and hid lirothni In their firm name hnd given promissory nole to their filter III order to ninlie her R iredllor In case of their falluie Then Ml Train nnKfd Do oi norl that the 5Iol legacy from Your unndmotlier lo your sister lennlc win ncver IIf1 In the luisnepi nf t Iw firm No PI HH capital MX skIer had a ppi iilnlloii nrcoiint Alan llawle n pllfd Inn t It n act lint our inotlur anti fluKi hoth diin iiided hack fiom MMI jnui BiniiilmnthPtB lefraiv to lennli1 of F1 ifnl with Intrllt down to Ihp dtU1 of HIP pipei In 3ottIIIH tin litter In 111111 e Mi Otlioi IIP iihjrcteil nnd Wit ui him taint U Rirdn the fimn r tmles fur 1 i i Riven in Mr 1 MI io IIIUK hoi n creditor MI lain nKkil In iithtr wold xuii weie I il iiiri ttii Ifllt llip til flillld MJIU IliilllHiV Tin iinflloii XUH tillid nut V Ilnin llawlp rallpil IIr Mi Os 111 sutil Illili niulhn had dliiilid 1 em III huHinnri iliiln and tilL nliifd mi Hi Hohlied lntlf1 IIPI al I when lit 11id I he Intillpliiin ii the porlnfl hl 1 g ruc tiu e lIt vMlttm by nl x 111 lit Item Ternu of piilniiulilp hel tucetu Will am all Aan Till will l r lull iiliur wht n tIlt haw nuidu II mlllln ilol fhii Mi rain i kfl Vcn hurst noli uvll In iua lsei nlih i lir oi nh UK o liltY sniH KHPII In hoi juue I Ont furl tie lie tills uviret Mifrtoi nn IIIC4IIfl N ot rlO 1 miiKnl Ml lran Mi Hun c all 1 Y Mr llnulnv and a tIer him 1so SnIU an r i fiiinur iorl tesllMeil tai 1110 1 In whey ii nicoini wilt thaixed to profit and hiss oir month FIFTY KILLED BY GASE MIXICO fIT let TJ1 Ileportu from Tnmplco nlio that over flftv llc Inve hien lost In lie nil fit ds a II IOMII nf HP polOinoiM gate pmilllug fiom hut hip hole m Ihp Rimmd aitieh h ret tilt fir I If e UHOIIB the heal ire pet iii dlrrx onl to tl o rue Il the Mevliaii lioQIIIII1tIII flip iinoin mpnt hue tilled upon rilentltti In Mex ico to go to the jccne and Inrutllla jJ 0 0 PIECE or PAPER LEADS TO ARREST OF BOlO THIEf 0 Drnt1 hile I h Vas Rub bing nmin lone in Home ol Her Diamonds lKIA COMMISSION Sis He Posel as Buyer of Keil Mate to Gel Into House A ilp nf tnict drtped ii5 tin thIef lio loMod Ire lilici I J lLlil1t of hI foi dnmiotl airings hi let I me nt etc Hoi hi Me eKtdi id to his ir rest today lie Is InmcH Somimrs a K 0il looking wolliji ciint wellspoken M utiK rnislMnian tflL hus alrcndx our itt I one slpillHi rolihry mid viuthii uttiupt Id ni he made a i It i sis of i ilililliK IIP iph who uwi viihuilmn pnpiMlx Sot inli rs Ins men IKIiiB lit No 115 East lino llundledI I Mrot under the tie tue of ClmrliH O f oniinr l Hi ailed nt the home nf Mrs Adnni on IlIslay mil spa to hit nliout buy hub It tMMiliix nfternoiiii he roth pearl Hint said he xxuud like to look ate the lotus Mis cliin wa lion i Sommeis liked glibly nliout ti rm md seemed to he itNnVd with the pike net I upon the piopertx JIOOOO When he had satisfied himself that I Mrs Adam was clone he drew II re voleer pointed It at her head and ionimanded her to RIO lip her xalu ililp She Id all she hid were her annl IInj T h5 oinimnd tlue took ioin off and handed them to him Draws Gun When Trapped Then he bound her feet with a strap I unit depirel safl I regret to have to take fUh pre i itlons In expedition of this nature In hIs FtniiJlP with Mi Adam he droppedtie slip of pipei n ii hiii bore M I i umed nim and his addro Till I piper TIT brought to New York last night by a detect flntn New Itn evpie Jleut Allen runt Ilnrt were I id to watch No II Fast itt Hundred and IMh trcPt for n man i who u description was furnished them HP np eaied at 11 oclock Hello OConnor said Allen step ping up to him The rohber drew a reoler but be fore he could u e It Alien hit him In the face Then Hart covered him with n big police pltol and Ie threw up luis hands The sleuth hunted him down to headquarter where Inspector Mc Catferty questioned him Found It Easy to Steal Pommers aid he WaS horn In nirmlnr hnm fnentxtwo years ago and canto o Now York In lfOI 1 wor pil fur a time for the Intel boioiiKli he paid mil then smite nuinc was left m In KiifTlnnd and I went hack after It L Ititu nix retuin to New York I vent to work 18 n palntei nnd Ipor tor but ni pix wet not hiS enotiBh to support toy tastes nnd I pent what I hail inhPtited Then I hot rowed tuuotiey from friends hen tie dehf nine due I i ould nut pn I tewnn to npul io Silt Isrr those nbiiguu dons nnd fritind It cuniparitlxeh iay It was nix met Iltel i pieend in In nnxloii to puuhisp prnppiu I took It for RinniPd that penpU w hn owned ltiu 1 est u had omp In 0 ICy in jexulix i She Got His 50 Mi first job was lit KiMKlMldCP Ter nice nnd Klmrbi idp nnd nil Ml H I look ome iuwli fium lis lieil crIck rdflBUln and tied lieu up with I pli tuio xvlii so slit ould lInt pin UP 1111 I I tin hr tie papeis liter Hal I mlf Pd othel xalmiblts in HIP IIOUHI bi iiutp of iw haste I tiled In rob lrs Iyoni i HiiiKiin at Nn I InM Iwn Ihindnd tutu hi i nnd Ftieet late In Mptimlm I hnd Klxen her fV tus n bind UK pnxniPiit on i the puichnii of lieu Innif 01 w iv wnltlnu fn sir where sin w iild i lit 11I minit and co dlnoxir fill lull UK plnn of her hniid whin Hhe heiniiip MISIH i Ions of me nnd olderd ni m it aim out sItlt on the xiliiudn flie wns li I In ige St ron g woninii nnd I 1lnl want to tale IUIIICPS xilh hei 5 I obcx cd I land soon took lilY Iota 11 I r 0 480000 CHECK 12 Sf CON OS lATE But Comptroller Netc ecided Not to Penalize the Inlei borough Compim TreiiMiiii John IampliHll i f ii Iniii liiiiuiiKli 1I1I11u nut ii it 1111 I ii i IliainhiilHlii nl Non YIIII I it I Into tlieiillkc nf Ion piiuln lei Ii da I net 111 tlmp he it niiud UK I liiolnl lip lit thn bIg link i vet II f 1 Ciilllilloll sale In iao tin pin all Ml Campbill flKliul fiiUi mi ItiMili pnrkit n JiccU tui JI IIIKI ilimu I I until nf I hun fiimiilinlli Hen liti Hlumud ixu i line I n i hoi k III tho Cnminrilli i III ne t I pniium 01 our lax Tnki n i i out lame llm Ciimiui Hi i w 1t I Th11 ln hliilhod Hi iii k llii who f 01 mills In i lid Him mil Mi Mil hul Ill talc n h oIl V V need 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uoiind ill ppi i Indeed and the stimulis of his wlfo with hit but gte m dldn LXPII oh n UK i tiit l iiui of II licntii he ItS butt that ltian nuts 1ieslilt nut 1ml Hppulntcd him hit HOIIM cm l Illchief Ho Is xxillliiK to niiltp iiridnvlt to that Ml f llstr1I1 d iiihtPI Ititu who Is I tdII xxa axnkiiied tlmiirh nnd hlpid hi I lolhI tn mail tin billtlir I fin Idintllli itlnii n tn speak fl It seas hx I Is tae which was siraUlnd up Hk n mwlv butt mtonl toin patih ihut tin I pnlipp note ibh to Identify and iirreM I nller C Di ntou of No ISI houth Third Mnet H fete limits a way Dentiiii wi tt usiimei of the eln I ttks anti Mt Mnslml toll limo po lice slit ihnutzlit In xx is the mm Phi i fniiKht xxlth hl xx Otott sin e how mer till KM xlltlnK liintniih hOI hey found him his x xxlth in irnlpi intte nnd Fipi ilnstmk gill xxaich i I Snby3 Cries Awoke Her Situ p cieli Is comns to the xounc I et Vohtik too lbs name It IMinx md lie Is inx one xei old bur h knew nonsi to hoxxl iid xxhen at 2 niliek 1 U moinlnc hi ixx a p riiEre man remdxns hU athers xvilMroit I nm tile oot of hIt i rib lund pncketinu ili K ild wvh mil phalli Thnt w ke I Mr pn tici md Ida and for tite IHxt five minute Iha burglar was as tlt5y I a candidate wlndinc up his en mln ln I Vlthi womins weapons which are fingernails BS well its teal they vail antlj battled to cot the wntrh tack or at tat In d tho burRlnr t11 their yells nrntsi il the po Ice Hut lie is too mm h fol Mis pn took nnd Ida nnd mnnnceil in bronk away rom them lit tho tent rOll to 11 window by whldi lio bin ininiod Tin window was stitI ipvi mil lo i limbed thtmish hitsi sr1 he no lifting Ids loft IOR ti onl y pirt of him iru ilnlnK in the Uolnstnck hon i tin sin Mis olnMoik mid hi Binliiiil hoi 1 nf It an1 tin fiiRllH fnnn I Imspir liiinpinf hf id down wil hut and Sir 11 oinnnil gripping U i I es tIflii md 11 hg mitiiy Fell Into the Yard II Iis stlllgKlos bo lillliriKPl to III lila out n ni site lot II her section t loi rids nnlialan od her mot tier suit Inppkd out of tin window In tho yard a ilrnp II tight frt o fell on iho iluof who hnd dupped t ito atih md hnln In Ids stniKKl1 md pMiipoij lii mv llo hit her a stilT tInts tint Mil 1 t ttl hi r pi lpil up the WHtrh ind o c It o ser lh foni o 11 I 101 I XV hm tho iollcr nf wlim thoio ser plentv it n iiiaibi flu ati set mr tinmid Inlo Iho hi uso MI oinstoil iwnk lie inkOl Ids Peil iut iif tlo I Innkrts ii iii Imiuhod I w lsa NtIiig stIlt his p l iittip ttjrc In l i 1 K i hitch I i s0i I 1 h ti Id the tiiei nbnut nenton I suho w tie loll ill lh I onm Pollen I i nut Intu in ilmi igeii I buiRliiv ultii I ii tiiihl 1B R T CONDUCTORS MUST CALL YOUR CON C ic o et f 5 O p I 11 C I I PIN I 4 f I fufr tfl vssc nt r io Moie Discussions Vith Passengers Cei Short Change o Size ot Bills A new tulle ruiulrlns the londiiori ni ti I U T tl iiiiuiiiiiip In I loud MKIIK sot the den nni itlon nf ixety I nut ti r eel sul fiom I pn son ger xxcnt Intn fffpu toilii Tin iilileu of thin Vlin Is tn prexolit dii u slons titer c hume It altars thnt nun llookx nltf WIMC In the hit o Inndinc a con 1llr a nk rlilu with him for a COlph of blocks tutu tin n mnkliiK n d I inind fir JO cents chiiiRe t least tin I I frf At of the tMipinx u that this JrHU isa i p u e ut t a i it esin gets Ii 17VOULD I VOULD p 1 u who turm rt rtolla blts over to iho condiielo acre ivont to prorlalTi after i change hail been undo that the blily i were o the f2 nomlnatlon I MthouKh nobody evei heard of n i passenger nlnnliiR an argument oer Chang with I conductor the com i plaints were so frequent that steps nero liken to axolil tiouhle The wisest heads In the operating department not 5 1s cz I 1M I 11 I 1111 I 11HPP1N I sit t1r and old Die plilrlr 8s tI If xon ride In a II I 1 ear tints and hand n iondinloi a dlln he will lnn nn ENEMIES STARTED i FIRES ON lANDS I ROCKEFEllER Wa natty I osl Ileaih by For est Mlie and Pr elu I ii ills to lolliv IHVVY lit Mltflwf iis mado In io tutltiy that nn linostl I I kiilliui nliout i nliip i tod ImllrlltPH that i M MM il of tho ipiont fnrnt ttjin nn t tie 1 7it servo of VIIllnm Kin kiMh i Iti I Hamilton mints Win sut hI p is iiillivid to hnvtj I Miivatice ItI tin nli mafnntt Mi itik filb s I v tnlneil nhINuhh Inss us I msiit tin t llnii It was tilt i stated that cut ii f tl til est llns win sttiltid Iv Irs Iii l In di sin 1 itt iu nitlit ftom t i iitt In MxlithiK then Hit the 111 1 this stst it hit hg J1 II t t it l 110 th il tin miilm IK r I hitts ttsu u y i itu tho i iilluiuiI in i M u i duo to tin m U I i nl I mil i I Mstk itlm s ai i Inn midi 10 i i iiitions un 5 jit ted tn fullim e OPERAGLASS EVIDENCE niimii nit 1 utn tiUnu 5 Ilit itt 1llltl tIIIIIIlN tutu I 11f iii 1111 N U i MM i t It tist Thliu M Mitli ticit tittla i ii prated for trial livforu lHput l I I IlimmlslniuM 111101 tuthity IIMIK l ulth 111 1111111 lohn Kviin i f Ni H it Puitlutli sttitt wlllt H ft UK I him nn Dei 13 I in of tlin tthltuse UHS Ir I lltni y who llxts on the 111 I nmi of No 219 Vest Thlitv fiitth itiet she soul tint ton lid 5tithliS In Haw OIHI Imit tllj ltll LtJ lat liin itibI Ih impiissllili Inn rruileil h it MII tn 11 bit I Ito prlsnn stti nllri linn nidi d lv tin owd I 111 ton n Ij il NIts Stijunri I id I pall i r 011 SMS and I snn orMhlni I e1tilh I iiuttiiti rtirveii his doilaiiii O BIG HARMONY PARADE Mntll A sspmlil Ils riot llrnio pruti t i igCShhtO tifillli In i plphritlon c f the huilil nf this I hatch In the nd Ninth Assenitty I irlc there xx ill I e T big rnri mnx pall 1 with irri men nnd six hinds III line o I night The lam ado ulll rT at the Iloiatlo fPMiiniti i huh No V West Txxentfifth Street and niirch nil through the dl lipt John C theehnnltp 1rmk noodxxln Ites and llllim 1 IVxenites will mnich hnulder tn shoulder ohoutlni thn tattle ttv nf Imnnuinx Hall sybIl varies In dlffneiit paths o the cIty nnl aftPi the pa title is oxer theie xxlll Ir Ioln nt I Ito Horntlo Styim frat iloliiK t 10rnllo YII i I i lull I his Is the list time tl P Hen rate nf Hie Ninth lime boen iinltrd I fillip firoxer Ixelind was plei ted iln prnnd lime Toni Smith cpirefitx of I iniinin Hill viii the lilef iiillrf Hm cr lh a mol jiinile H out Np tx fixe nut nf line and hni d toil ii rpiif If nil Imnd him ti ipinii In still yell rixtout nf a nun In nil linod xnu ili ifiit1 nnd o nn And It ion hind him 1 Ion nlikil In IF mm pelled to in iniiiin e tin fail Inud nomli fill nl In In 1 n I iXrsifind tuut hut hitIos nre ppie ni led ill the intlk itt lh II it T i mi Im titus lOll xxlll linr Im iinl1 mil i vinn or diun out of n 111 it Takea da nick frnmi dn 11t n 1iom 11 i lid MXP if nils nxxnl Iirnxxn Ht xnu front I diidtiin 11 xo ilo Illieh lldlllK nn 111 K H I Tie I PIX iul Iglil to di xelnp t Sntit of tlo ii dm toi s ui Ia i i i Ittit vortul i I m d hbtssoti i n I u rs iliillluiK lip II v Mm ip foiwnid and iittsiit ti 111111 a ropstel out nf liimsiii n i nnd i IH nn I nr miMliirf n Imdud lassenfiis st hnse In uttri toni Will i is Ia v Ian Ullllnm Imnliv itrytiti in tin lielr if iltrilgi ContinuatIon of Mens Suit Sale Regular 18 20 25 Values Made of Guaranteed r I Pure AllWool iy I E ftp Worsted and Finest I I ti Australian Wool u Thousands of men In Greater New York during tho past two weeks have taken advantage of tho wonderful values that wo t t S Imvo offered In Mops Fall nnd Winter Suits at 10 and that f n min shiill kayo tin equal chance of getting emu of thee I Ial x iluri tve nro continuing this sal Twentyflvo styles np to I tic vry minute In faslilon linve Just been received from our fac c f4 to v ant liaio be n added to the already hugo tarlcty VVo gttaran Ill that Hay finn will find Just the dcclgn and color to please him I I Iully a cloven smart models nrn represented ono of wl IcU is lllus tiiited Ivety garment ib oMjulsltel lined perfectly tailored and euar auteed In cii respect absolutely Be FIIIC to sec them now on dls Ill In thu how windows at all four stores All are regular 18 20 and 25 Values liens Fashionable Winter Suits and Overcoats 575010121520 I Iho ttocKj are now complete and In icifect readiness for your leisurely i i 5 i 1 id ciltical liifineitiun All tho nuwist fashion Ideas are bhoxvn in thu 1 4 ixxst fltller and colorings We feel sure the IIW models and stjlea 111 jili SO xuU I Dos Vlnter Suits und Overcoats 1150 5250 359 IS 650 Our Famous I Double ThI Guarantee I Binds i I w Money In tllt Every ly ralllded on J Sale request or godf 523529 8th Ave between 30th and 37th Sts AH cheorlully clothing pressed exchanged ant 1 I 135146 W 14th St between 6th and 7th Aves rcpelred tar aDO year 1 NWCor 3d AveSt 83d tODe QIocK from L Station Open ulrlu tree of 1vcnlnlS I bO i I RECEIVER APPOINTED l FOR SOLVENT HOI I lat to Hnrnv Mniuv DtrccorS DtviJi to nis i KJ r irpora 4 lion llMnx it riompnt ir hm been ap j I in pii iiiini i x rpiplxn of HIP prop I i rtv of HIP it pll1i llnipl onlpa nIP pi tntliiit HIP MutPl Mnr pllp nt Urond iit y nnd nnn Hundiid and mini street Ir lii tlii 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I I 1 c H XJCIU vy JCi JN 1 tt U WUnJUOJ JTJttrLra Xj UUUfl JU JR OU JLUUO EDRYAN FIRES BACK r AT ROCKEFELLER AND CARNEGIE 1 j 0 OH Magnate for Taft He Says Because the Candidate Is for Him RINGS IN ROOSEVELT Presidents Pretense Fails and Republicans Unmasked by Their Master TOLEDO 0 Oct William 1 Bryan on the concluding day of Ills campaigning In Ohio devoted his atten tion t i John D Rockefeller nnd Andrew Cark lioth or whom nre iuoted I n the morning papers ns supporting Mr Tuft plr Rockefeller bases his nttltnde on the ground tint the balance of fit t ness and temperament Is on Mr Taft side and thnt his election would make for law and order nnd stability IIf busi ness while Mr Carnegie sides with the Republican candidate because he re gards Mr Rryan as n mennce and says his elcftlon would lie a nntlonal tragedy ThoDemocratic candidate on the oc casion of Ills first speech In the State nt Xapolton today bitterly denounced both Mr Rockefeller nnd Mr Carnegie The former he ald wa faorlnK Mr Taft because Mr Taft was In sympathy with the trusts and ns to Mr Carnegie he declared that It was the Steel Trust thnt went to the White House and pot permission from the President to ab sorb m rlva and the Steel Trust Is today supporting Mr Taft e It helped to Ecccre him nomination I Because Taft Is for Him The statements were repeated In this I city today where In tho baseball park Mr Bryan spoke to a great gathering I He said I The morning papers publish a state ment from Mr Rockefeller giving rea sons for supporting Mr Tuft Ho says It for no other reasons I support Mr Taft btcfrusc on comparing him person ally with Mr IJryan his chief opponent I find the balance of fitness and tem perament entirely on his side1 There are several things nbout this statement that deserve attention The first clause i pays If for no other reason Hut there is already a reason Ho Is for Mr Tnft because Mr raft Is for him He Is for Mr Taft because Mr Taft Is In sympathy with the trusts Mr Taft has been making speeches for many weeks and he has not yet dwelt upon the Iniquities of the trusts or point ed out tho Injustice done to the eAmer Iccn people by them No wonder Mr Rockefeller Is for Mr Taft Again Mr Rockefeller says Mr Tafts election will make for law and order This is false Mr Reckefellers j corporation Is the most notorious law i breaker In the United Statfts and he is I for Mr Taft because he does not want the law enforced If he thought that Mr Taft would enforce the aw against the Standard Oil Company and favored the enactmnt of more stringent laws against the Standard Oil Company as I do he would not be for Mr Taft Stability In Trusts Mr Uockefetler also says that Mr Tafts election will make for stability of business What kind of business Stability In the trust business is what lie meant lie thinks that Mr TaCt election wll enable the trusts to get a j tighter strange grasp upon tho Ameri can people and put their extortion upon i 0 more permanent foundation Ho hays that Mr Taft IB not a man 5 JiKilntd to rosh experiments Ho might have omitted tho word lash for Mr Taft IH not In favor of any kind of ex poilnunt In the way of remedial leglela I ton Ho does not propose remedies He simply glories In the past and wants to ffeuve condition ns they are i The Democrats have reason to be grateful to Mi RocKefeiler for tearing tile mask off the Republican campaign mid revealing the duplicity that char acterized it Instead of openly attack log the tide of monopoly the Republican organization has Kept up a pretense of 1 form find Mr Roosevelt niKhert Into the area and allowed i o charge that the mints were oppofert to Mr Taft to stand challenged him to name one tiuet officer that was HUpportlni me nnd not being iible to find un official he handed u Ht Jouis attorney who In one rate i presented the pienldent of a brunch fit tint Standard OH Company Real Master Steps Forth Ml Hoosevelt In his eagerness 10 re I lieve the Republican candidate of the odium or trust uppuit accepted this nt proof tat Hid Standard Oil Compnay was KiiiifitliiK me Now Mr Rocke feller I nil of thii Btnndnni OH Com1 rany nes out openly In support of Mr Tai iui1 ilven reasons that lay bare i the fuc niiB upon which the Ru j publican uui alKii IIUB been conducted i Tim Uiiibllcun purtx cannot serve luo mavters It real matter has now I Meppi furili and nmcrted his claim to the IltIY henlcOH Favors tq Steel Trust n I live had another favor granted tis tlilM illuming Mr Carnegie baa i in id ttr Mr raft Mr arnegle lioliu ue lurgtht block of cteel bonds nf ueiy inun In t lie 1lilted States A nil lie cjmiH out with Sir Rockefeller And It WUH tut steel Tnibt that went to the WUlB llure und Kill permission from tun Ireiliient to iiusurl u rival and the tiicl Jtant In today supporting Mr p t ft i is n helped to secure his nuiiil I r4iuIi BfrKER HUGH KELLY PHILANTHROPIST DEAD SLgr st r f urr anl West In dih i Jvrrr Expires Af cr a Short Illness flng o I i banker liultr imniifac tUft i i iluiilruiilbt 4i4 nt hid rcII Ir iitg liidu ovcd aft 3ea 11 icin III tlirrv Mroo S Al T ia Liii h Clijisi unit I t Ini I i timi In I IT htrr i ii c i i i i jgs i i u u L tf II lr1 I C I p yt 11 J diti I 1 r iri iilI uUml IAcluJI Iu l tdti 11 Lilt uIIljlll You Cant Pool JEm All the Time The Evening Fudge Strikes a Snag 4 I MPt4 I i I 11 Lr2 A Z1 i iL I 7J ff Te 4 ir v J N A c5 It l EF4EMY J COUP4T7 i o HCRE ConESTHEDCiC CHANCrEJHE IS An Evening Fudge cartoon for the feebleminded in politics One of many similar appeals After weeks of this son of campaigning John D Rockefeller snrinss this little letter indorsing Taft It seems to mo at this time when the question Is put directly to any American citizen which candidate he will support by his vote for the Presidency he should be manly enough to answer It Just oa directly I therefore say that I expect to cast my vote for WillIam II Taft If for no other reason I support Mr Taft because on comparing him per sonally with Mr Dryan hit chief op ponent I find the balance of Illness and temperament entirely on Ills tide The election of Mr Taft will I believe make for law nnd order and stnblllt of busi ness lIe is not a man I judge to ad venture with rash experiments or to BROKER ENDS HISI LIFE IN HOTEL i BY SHOOTING I James M Smith of Produce Exchange Had Complained of the Hard Times II I A welldressed prosperous looking man apparently about forty years old I who registered at Smith i MoNelln Hotel In Greenwich street this after noon as James M Smith New York committed suicide In his room by shoot Ing himself through the head Smith entered the hotel and asked for a room at oclock Lester W Bar bier the clerk assigned him to quarters on the third Moor Twenty minutes later a shot wai fired In the room which had been alotted to Smith Policeman John J GnrKan of the Church street Mullen was cnlled in by Mr HarMcr and 1 McNeil They found tie door locked and forced It Smith was lying across the bfd dead with a revolver in his right hnnd AH a matter of preautlon Gargan summoned an ambulance from the Hud ron Street Hospital hut Ur Laurie said thnt death had been instantaneous On a dresser In the rim was found a sealed pnrltit of papers Pinned to the pnclfft was a letter addressed ns follows Mrs James M Smith 33S West SJd St or I Nutloy N J I A note signed Jemes M Smith which hnd been written on n piece of hotel paper had been stuck into n space be tween the letter anti the packet of pa pers It directed that the packet be kept Intact until Mrs Smith f rlil uld be coir munlcnted with No 3S West Twontvtldrd fitroet is n highcl asa hoardinghouse Tho pro prietor said that James M Smith Mrs Smith and their two boys aged nive and three years lived there The Smith had a summer home at Nutley N J whkh they clored on I impcdi a Mturn to prosperity by advo I cating measures subversive of Industrial progress The question of candidates seems to me peculiarly a personal one in this campaign as th leading orators on both I Elrtei have not succeeded in drawing party lines as based on platform with any great clearness I do however sup port the general Republican position on I the tariff and the currency I have always been a Republican I I feel tine more Impelled to answer this question because cannot be said 1 that the present Administration has In n n way whatever favored the special Interest to which my life has been de voted That however does not excuse me from publishing my opinion and doing what I consider my duty as a citizen I Sept 1 Smith was a broker on the I Produce Exchange and had been com plaining of hard times II telephoned to Ills boardinghouse about noon and ased for his wife but she had gone to Nutlty to visit friends leaving word I that she would not roturn until 5 oclock this afternoon I THAT TAfTCHANLER 1 LEAGUE IS AN ORPHAN I i Charles F Murphy Speaking for Tammany Latest tn Disown It i The raftClanler League of Harlem which has been Inserting IViO advertise ments In the dally newspapers ilus tratlng how to epllt the ticket and vote for Taft end against Hughes is a pol Itical orphan It hns been repudiated In turn by the Tnmmanv organization or the Thirtyfirst Assembly District where It Is located by the Republican organization of the same district bv the Republican County Committee l1p KfpuMonn Natlnniil Committee ami the Democratic National Committee And toduy t was icpudlnted by Charlcj F Miiphv of Tamninn Hall I wouldnt speak of this matter said Mr Murphy but for the fact that i 1 airman Earsn3 of the Kcpublicnn nrsaiiction has accused Tammany of backing this league which Is plainly working to cut Hufthexs threat I want to say that Tammany Hall has had iothlrK to do with the orgunzation r f the league and knows nothing what ever about its managinent or where It gets Its money I may have a further statement to make en the matter later on when a Ilttl investigation whii I Is on foot Is completed In the mean tim tho orphan Hughes Chailer league It gclni right ahead ppcndliig thoufandH and thousands of dolars In ifeklng to get Republicans I to split their tickets and vote for nnnler The fificcr of the league arc rium ns tu the puree of their sup jly of cash All ot them profess to bo Hop iblirans The advertising Is handled t vgh il ngnniy whlrh pays In cur r L mid win nnt my where the m r comes from ROCKEFELLER IN I DEAL WITH TAFT DEClARES MACK

Relieves S2Clonnooo i i Fine Will He Fixed Up j I if Bryan Is Defeated i I HELD OFF FOR BARGAIN I National Chairman Says John I Ds Statement VilI Swing 100000 Votes I I I Charge were mule by Nnlonl Chair man Mark todny thnt the declaration of John n Rockefeller for Taft for i President was the result of the deal be tween the Republican National Commit tee nnd the Standard Oil Interest 1 whereby National Chairman Hitchcock received large campaign contributions and Mr Rockefeller the promises Mr Mack said that undoubtedly the S3KO I OOJ fine of the Standard Oil Company I would be lied up Jn the event of Mr Tafts election ni a part of the bar I gain The Democratic National Chair i man said Held Back for a Bargain The Standard Oil Company has hand ed where everybody knew It would land I Mr Rockefeller held buck for a bargain I nnd got what he wanted I The deal will be good for over one hundred thousand more votes for Mr I Bryan In the doubtful States and over a quarter of a million votes in the country I What has the deal meant to the Re publicans in actual money he was i asked They will get a good big can an swered Mr Mack I cant specify the exact amount but you can be assured that when the bargain was struck both sides got what they were after If elected Mr Taft will be under great obligations to the Standard Oil Com pany He is already unler obligations to the Steel Trust and has simply added another partner The Taft managers got the money and the Standard Oil got the promise What Is thnt promise Well answered tlie National Chair man the 2 OOOunO fine will be fixed up some way and several other Issues als And the question arises Is raft going to be with Rockefeller for Iii next few years or witu Uonuevelt Te Htamlnul Oil Is with Taft ard not wit h Rxose velt I G 0 Ps Can of Money Mr laek aid that he had It on v rv genii authority that the Republican Na tional Committee had snt I Into the State of Indiana and If tnfessiirv I would send more HI also declared that more than tSjiMS had been sent into I Ohio and a smllar amount would be I put out In New York State The have more than fSCAOVi saw Mr Mack lfrrtftX to conduct the campaign and fK if tar briberv Hut j I dont thlnlt that tlie Republican party can buy Mr Taftn election You cant buy elections any more i Tie present ballot is so arranged that aU bough people will try and buy I the voter they cannot deliver the gions I an 1 the American poop H Ill uwakr from one end of the countrv iu tilt other They are not coins to allow anybody to buy an election They cant I IT Dr Greene proprietor of Dr Greenes Nervu ra the wellknown medical lectu rer and eminent specialist in all ncrvcui and chronic diseases whose lucccuful practice has ex tended over forty years is still engaged in the active work of his profession Dr Greene can he consulted free of charge cther by letter or personally nt hit office J Welt 14th St Now York City 1 Mo1 j fliani1onds M Per Carat Spedal Satrdy Oct 31st f lli tt I t 1 t 1 l is iirati 4is 2 carats On the above cute rud t wvo dnte ONLY I shall offer a quantity of blue white Diamond Clustor Rings set in Platinum so that a 44 looks like 2 carats and a IK looks like 3 to 4 carats They have all the fire and lustre and might easily be taken for gems costing 200 per carat Suitable for either lady or gentleman While the sale is for the above date only the supply is sufficient to last the entire day Every one will be sold with the distinct understanding that the mo ey will be refunded if it can be duplicated in this city for loss than oable my price Mail orders will be received with fh J privilege of tPtTiniJ the mOM ii sales over the counter mnder it impossible to fill them CHARLES A KEENE WATCIIES 1tIOlntl IJIIONIS JnWELrH 180 Broadway N Y hut tile Mlinrlnjr mnti Vole and t dnnt bplfM tliHl lley run buy iflY vole no nirtttti isti tniioh notify tley hnve for uti h pw poses In PIUIK if the lMislno tltits pn I nil ulilch I tr If IPld toluorio Ml Mark lerniod tint the Nnllonnl i mmltl i VIIIC In nMlflll of f It iturrd Ihrm thai nviny of tlo men who will tuntoh tofljoil fly tier i IIIR so Ululei rnciTlon Tle iinlrniin ii n S nskril w lie re tltp Itepubllinii it PIO get t in g heir Imtnrnse rnmt ilRii tlinl Horn and replied rhy H Kttln II toni the corpora mite riiy hiivo mnrtKn ed the lie l il llinii pnrlr Mr iniinc the same as I might han html I gageil tio Democratic pnit low 1 divllnrd to ito n If 1 hail I done so I no Hint Mr brian would IIHO iipiidlild me Kir tills mnney the cnrporuttiii are nromlisd protei tlnii liv tho tnrirf nnil Mi Tnft IF In j tvmpiitli lb the piomlfi1 The schenm Ins been i1niinrd wlihlti tine Ast two tKintlis nml tlir Hppiiblh nuimKiis lae n iw io the nioney Attaeko Carnei Carnegie i Mr Mack alo tt ik ocrsslnn to nnswor Mr rnnicqe remarks ycster iliv on his nrrlvil heie from Kurope II Fnld Mr Inrnoclp statement that the I rleitlnn of Mlllam J Ho an would he n tragedy IH nut only hocking but should nrou e the Indifinatlon of all fair minded people In I lie Tnlted State tcgirdless of ptrty affiliations Mr fnniecle I am reliably Informed Is not oen a ntor In this country nnd w all know that ho spends n large portion I of his time abroad nnd yet he would dcnotif n t 10 election of Br nn to the rio ldrm ni a tragedy whn that great friend of tho plain and sponger IIf Hiotlif William J Hrynn has been lline Hulls nominated twice almost by acclamation for that high office nnd hns reonvid the indorsement of over six million voters and Is beloved by the law abiding people throughout his native land and the Ivlllzed world SCHWABS GOOD FIGHT Democratic riuitorliil Cnntlldiitc In Eight eentli Cntiilng Ground Toceph II Schwab the Pemocratlc nominee for the State Senate in the Eighteenth District which takes in most of the west side between Eighth avenue and the North River and Sixtythird and One Hundred and Thirtythird streets Is making a vigorous and telling canvass This is normally a Republican district but there is much dissatisfaction In the Republican ranks because Senator Mar tin G Saie was turned down for reo nonilnatlon Mr tfihwnh Is a native of Louisiana and was n Presidential elector from that I I State In 1SSI tpon comlnc to New York he engaged In the real estate business under the firm name of the Schwi Realty Company with offices at No 201 Broadway Mr Schwab Is a Mason a Knight of Iyhtlas nnd n member of the Inde pendent Order Rnal Brlth thin Colum Ilis Club the New Amsterdam Demo cratic riuh tit 1 the Mlnnetonka Clji which he helped to organize PHILADELPHIAN DIES ABROAD LONDON Oct 30 William E H Donovan a manufacturer if Philadel phia died In this city last night of hear disease DEMOCRATiC YEAR SAYS CHANLER ON I HIS lAST lAP Candidate Awakes Prediction After Tour of Strong Re publican Counties OGrtlNSfltR t N Y Oct r ottpiit Oov Clmnler left hero early toilny fur Ithnca and Auburn the candidate being scheduled to speak at n late afternoon meeting nt the former place and thIs ovenlng at the latter Mr Clmnler plans to end his long campaign In tile home county of Dutchess He will speak at a big rally In 1oughkcepsle Saturday night and will spend Sunday at his homo In Red Hook township Monday Mr Chanlsr will receive a number of his neighbors and probably moke several short speeches lit dirferet points In the county He will vote nt Red Hook on Tuesday mid receive tie returns ut home that night I In his Journey through the strong ltn I publican counties of Clinton rranlin I and St Lawrence yesterday Mi hau ler had prolonged consultations with te Democratic leaders They alt siuicd him that Indications pointed I iLi eir to the heaviest Democratic voti er polled In this section and deiiirci that man Republicans of long snndlns i urs openly declaring their Intention no only to vote for Mr Chattier but for M Bryan as well The Democratic candidate dwelt upon these statements In his speeches and assured his hearers time and again that he had no doubt of his own election i and urged upon them to work for the I remainder of the candidates upon the State ticket for the National ticket and for the Democratic Congressional nom i bees i I have been deeply Impressed sold Mr brinIer today by the evidnues of Democratic unity till over the Slate and the assurances I have received of Republican support In the light to carr the State not only for the State ticket but for our National stnndnilljeure as well This s a Democratic jra Never have the irdicat its up the Stat been so promising as tej are tudj Open Saturday I Until 630 PM I FULTON ST COR BRIDGE ST BKLYN

J 4S e650 Unusual vaiue in line Mes tb saline Waitj several styles to 5 C select from one exactly as illustrated I Ju Front is handsomely hand embroidered 1 i and tuked to form yoke elf et shaped long sleeves and collar finished with French knots and stitching Shades ¼ h1 black white taupe navy and brown Special for Saturday I We Carry a Full Line of Size 46 Waists In Complete Assortment of Womens Tailored Suits 1575 all tile latest styles and fabrics Worth easily 2450 Special at 09NEILt DAMS Established FortyOne Years Store Occupying Two Blocks Sixth Ave 20th to 22d St N Y 8c Sale of Sheet Music L 8c I Kun sent c 0 IJ On Sale Saturday Only No Mali Ores irs o ih National Ian io u rilnrereV u Mo Dial to the Hall n I 113r t Wa lit jungle rUe tnlv 1in Nuutcntf liven lunlxmiitt Cue I WWI hnini One lu Call Mi luule Tljiiiinrj I h f k IJke a HI Nisht TcinlKht 1 teas Qiicn i Urior lIilI Nu Place to On Tlffv nreB Nn Muon UiK6 a lfiiinnoun Mv nrcitin if Ills U R A I 1e r ih Irulric I I Yllhth Cowboy I i Ii horn iH HI Mrrv Jiwt Too 110 i h Ityile Ita miller n Monie Until I rnlnx Hill In Iihig lucii to Ken i ck v lit Hmlnr r Irison is tP flk ho 108 llrIt s 1 Vii Viltj Ilonn 1 1 II T i ih Mv for MI i Tin ni Kii oT 1 illd Varev r a rry I 0 I rnniKh for i I Ij rJ I ll fr Ms I d i nat IC rrrlI I tin i liii t m Murrlfil iier ld Yank e Ianil I tIY rN i oifnrt l J a Hni T Ski Me Home 110 n Mhtrud My Vlrtrtnlu 1nrinr tli KKnlnic Star Wutu Voj Ho My Uibv HivT llntw Out tire Front Dor Io ci Be ioirehodi thaI I Know sat You Know Too I IIIY rlit a1on i Iusat flo Away I That Wh1 the floss Sail to Me I I tJont Care Hifti bIns Vroami of Vou Hummertlma I Hniirty ttlrat MUht Hun Dren THire Ntvor Wu a Olrll 11k1 You Over tho Hllli and Ior AWAY nn1d Iaf to Yesterday I lhorruiIe Operatic Music Hlnrv th Ilrturo Block i Told Ini AfraM to Comb HOT I In the Dark Whon Its MionUht Mare lie lug Niti u 01 fiiiuo Arbor In n All lie Unilnu to 7 Von at th Jlalii lila I a nil the u I itt 1 Iwe i AIUHVI K m inn Munuy In I I hi Iainll A Maid a Man a Moon a llAlt IM hike to Fee You Get Along MM oil Mr Moon In the lltiuiiii i if Uunnlly A n mo Aiinliauier Tor You INSTIIUMUNTAI ltilntbur I t ilKini Iille 1ol loP 110 liii n IlilnimiAintrlcsr I II Slrp niik Ml Whllu pie Iorhr min in rmnreri llo allri l1ud lance Sw lucia Dance linn Troit hiat IIOto laH 1 I 1114 llllMORll Sister March till Ilcklra Ira Meisotla WII Vnltzci VV lIen Svlec linn Th Fruni Ie lcuve I SmlthB n w alert luliii a iiijtl r fir rkTAn 11 lie Walling I I iiilnit In the WI jui r Wan c i If I lUir in j llul I I II e Iluffi I iffVi Mm 14 I I l i Hit uinl I k 01 V I a julIe r e k p i i I I i VMi I u Woi oij I t MII Cur V r h I IK l rtsrj KrM QUEER LCC ABOUT TWS EXCISE CASE Brady Fails to Appear as a Witness After Having Caused an Arrest MflKlrtrnta mitts fitting In Jefferson MnlXct Court todpiy called n case of iilloKOl violation of the Excite law aKnIiiit Chnrlis Mcimrkiii a bnr Porter for John Ropers ttho keeps a saloon nt No Ifii KlKluli a tilt lit Rogers I Is trMldrnt of the ntllll Mquor DII erV Association III Ills district rimrlcB D Brsdy n onloon keep r M No III Ninth nvttnir entprnl nofr ii iiro last Sunday ninrnlng bought s I ill Ink nnd then iillcd In tun policemen who all lell l iinrkcn on Itrndyi 11 iitiiiulnl Tln vita ai adjourned I until tiiilav i I Hut Urndy Mileil t i appear Th po llcptnnn ulio made t Lie arrest told Mig Istrale Hints lit he tried several timsi I yojteidny to find Ilrndy at the lattera place of business and lit his home No 311 West Thirtyfourth street but could get no trace of him I understand ald the Magistrate thit htuily nn arms r1 t wit or three weeks ago for violating the Exdse Ui and thiit titer ts unptlilnn In tItle cii abOut the oollrcilnn of ussessmrntc br Rogers for police protection Inasmuch ns I triP is no nnn irro to prena the oonipltrnt against the prisoner I order his discharge but I am going to lend the iase tii the IlstrlftAUorney with itt recommendation that in look Into I it C c f I f vts tI A r uI I ii jwiI1 II t I j 1 i VLJ I 2 p I I i OPPENHEiM LLlNS 34th Street West f fI GirlsSmart Coats and Dresses I r Ages 4 to 14 years misses u Tailor Suits 14 irt and 18 years r Of brui1l ah superior cut and linings 4 Also sjiille for small women 2800 i Misses and Junior Suits 12 to IS years Exclusive models of plain and fancy material broad h chevrrns also three piece junrvrmolel and coat 1500 2250 School Coats for Girls4 to M years Seven siurt anlnew models 975 1500 Chinchilla Coats for Girls 8 to 18 years ij Superior quality lined throughout Value S2000 1075 1fl School Dresses for Uiris all ages 395500 690 x N X MU5Ic 4t Q4J S fERS T SI V t 1Ic I I 1 ci S i u ia5fO8yffNNLcW f r iff6 j Cr c i I1WITr1AgKSONS t l f UUt4o1eplq 5 oil l tt t iL T tj 1 ro I I t ii l17 t l zue I 11fJ L t t h i i ih j1 I t j mt i t f Ul l lri I f it iJi8 rp 5 4 II II UI t r W 11M II ti I f I iJ f gt I i t J I dt t1itl 51 I j t t r Mll fij j I t I U1 Irti L WITH N XT I I 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1 w M v r r I rpt J C f t rr3E EVENING WORLD FRIDAY OCTOBER 30 1908 i I MAID TELLS OF Ill HIGH JINKS ll JU THE HAINS HOME Lillian Sawyer Swears Cap tains Wife Turned Somer saults to Entertain Annis Wrety times participated In by Mrs Gnudla hams nnd William E Annis In the formers home durng tfto aosono of Capt Peter C Iltvlns are told of In an affidavit made by Lllllo Sawyer a former mold now In the possession of counsel for the IInlns brothers The girl ears she saw IJllly Annie In the house about ten times after the captain went away f On one occasion the maid says her I mistress and Annie were In the parlor together Annie called up to Minnie the cook and asked her If ehe wanted a drink Then Annls and lira Halos went up to Minnies room tailing a quart bottle of whl key with them The Sawyer girl was there also She says Mrs Hates kept calling him Dilly He jollied the whole lot of us Mrs Halns finally cot prety Intoxicated and began acting foolish She seemed to forget I was there She tried to do somersaults Shed get almost over but couldnt seem to go all the way Once she went so far that If shed tipped a bit more shod have cone on her head She kept her clothes back by bugging her knees I Once when Mrs Hales almost turned a complete somersault Mr Annie crab bed her and tried to pull her over but 6 she slipped and didnt finish It Her I hair was falling all over Shed giggle and laugh each time It looked awful funny to me to see the madam carry I ing on like that The maid also says that Mrs Halns frequently stayed away from home all night and that she neglected her chil dren MANAGER CADDAGAN 1 OF THE HOFFMAN DEAD Hotel Man Was Close Friend of Political Leaders in All Sections John P Caddagan lessee and mana ger of tho Hoffman House Is dead after a long Illness He passed away last night from cirrhosis of the liver with his sisters the Misses Margaret and Anna Caddagan at his bedside I Caddagan was the close friend of hun dreds of politicians of both parties He was born In Springfield Mass and lived until he was sixteen yearn old on a farm Then he came u iiow York i and cot a job as porter In the jld Broadway Central Hotel Later be t took up railroad construction but when James Leary succeeded Edward Stokes KM owner of the Hoffman House he became the manager He was sixty one years old l CHARGE I ACCOUNTS OPENED AHf FOMENTS ACCEPTED 1 ae roar locotn will alcnr PWnl sa roa U1a rtall re profit Exclitttve Fabrics I WE HAVE NO BRANCHES Suits and Overcoats j To Order 25 Up DOITT OEULT Call or 06 write for booklet ellI 1 I I t tr r 1 SMART TAILORS i MAIDEN COHKUW T F MEAGHER CO Thin handsome Iron ned Wo en Sire Irnn nrtnir Fart Top Mattress find tvo I ruUher Illlos 75 I Furniture Carpets Etc KviTtllilnc for llouirlirrilntr I CASH OR CREDIT 1 25c A WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT Illxiiunt Allimnl for Cntli THOSFMEAGHEKCO 207213 PARK ROW Near rhallnm Miuurr I Poultry Show i ON iSPLAY Orpingtons Wyamlottes Buff Rocks White Hocks Plymouth Rocks llarnd l Rocks Fancy Pigeons and many others i Stumpp Walter Co j 50 Barclay St AGENTS FOR Prairie State Incubators Universal i lfo erers and Brooders Purina Chick ieeds and All Poultry Supplies and Remedies f D s f ONE PRICE I Large and Finest ti Stock In the City Very Latest Designs I I All lranucllolt held In uric J CoJntlJell lU IIlr no em i plonr rotru required r 51 nr s rn fir nookil 41 L W SWEET CO j 4111 7 Maiden Lane N Y M M JJ IJ JuUon SI Pkn U I l Our Delivery Service in New Jersey Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store i rmsrlu rsr anrf5tarrCC3 w MS tuCUl e free Gold t r Sixth Avenues G of d Ste n d car j e S tam P fo M 1eft st1dard r i S psto Two C th a ch leis o a 5t a r fefe o rid Each tart star fI e f D fefewMk Book Y r o 1A 4 11o o e wMk The Ne ew d t Th ve J I d ea New Std c 1 e y rt e Best Stamp has ca os 2 50in tne K as dIse of a rnp combines lcr n yi e ae11 f ull boo k is wo nth des ire I E J t e doubt me e D Standard 1 J le an Or Aremi e redemption Ug1oce lit t y merch andise you may I enllum You take yoU C 919 Staonp A i nj an The Profit Shar Istumu I Forty Gold Standard ing St mp a How to Till a Book T a I Stamps Free ToMorrow re 0 In a Short Space of Time 1 To Lnable You More Quickly to fill Your Book We I Ten 10 Gold Standard Stamps to Start Each Book LOID Have Made Arrangements to Give Stamps for Soap 3d r ITAM I I vad and Thirty 30 Additional free Stamps 40 in e s u 1 b 9 a6 u Wrappers Trade Marks Tags Labels c t rt all to Lach Visitor to the Premium Parlor in Cv J I v F See the Great List of Articles in Your Gold f I the ONeill Building Third Floor j Standard Stamp Books Pages 3 to 17 C

ea 11 I Continuing the Great Sale of Ostrich Feather Plumes I One more chance to secure beautiful I feathers away under regular prices I t i Value Sale Price Lot 113inch Ostrich Plumes 100 79c Lot 2 15inch Ostrich Plumes 145 98c Lot 314 and 15 inch Ostrich Plumes 200 145 j Lot 416ln Ostrich Plumes 265 198 r Lot 517inch Ostrich Plumes 350 265 Lot 618inch Ostrich Plumes 448 325 Lot 714inch French Ostrich Plumes 275 198 Lot 8t5inch French Ostrich Plumes 400 298 Lot 916inch French Ostrich Plumes 575 398 I Lot 10 18inch French Ostrich Plumes 75o 598 Lot 1119inch French Ostrich Plumes 975 775 ONeill BuildingSecond Floor Three Exceptional Values in Fall Coats for Women Womens Long Coats I Womens Empire CoatsOf Thibet cloth 52 inches long r trimmed with fancy braid very stylish and youthful at 4 O 75 I Womens Silk Rubberized Coats Assorted lustrous stripes all the Fall new colorings j sizes n 7 up to 44 bust special at 4 U 75 I II I Womens 36inch Coats Of excellent quality broadcloth lined throughout with guaranteed satin semifitting single breasted notch collar full length rf rr coat sleeve sizes up to 44 bust at 4 t O DU I Adams BuildingSecond Floor II Lining Department I i Three specials for tomorrows selling BLACK PERCALINE Nubian dye 36 inches wide suitable for drop skirts and waist linings Value i5c per yard special at 91 C MERCERJZED TEEN36 inches wide in the following shades garnet white pale blue pink and gray Value 25c per 1 A yard at 14c I SATIN LININGSGuaranteed for 36 inches wear wide a good serviceable coat lining in every wanted shade at per yard 62c I I Remnants of Linings I At Half Price and Less I I Silk and Linen and Satin Remnants lengths from two to eight yards your choice at per yard 25 c 45 I ONeill BuildingFirst Floor 1 I Steel Scissors 25c Pair I Best steel blades Japanned handle 6 I i G X 7 7y 8 82 inch slightly im I perfect would sell regularly at Sac I 1 Wlie1 Flo gloo per pair for this I sale at 25c ONeill BuildingBasement i I Fine Hair Goods I A splendid stock qf fine high grade hair goods awaits your in j I I spection and courteous attendants will cheerfully advise with you rc I garding uptodate methods of dressing the hair in the most becoming manner I j I Specials for Saturday I Coronet Puffs y Exceptional quality Human Hair Coronet Puffs eight I 1 f to the set In assorted shades Regular price 250 at J98 l Hair Nets Extra large size Hair Net auto and golf style all shades i Regular price J5c special at 12c I I i f 11 Hair Switches I I Good quality gay Hair Switches short stems 20 Inches long 11 I I well made assorted shades Regular price S29S I I ttl t 239 H r Iff at I il Single Puffs I I t fined quality single Puffs real human Hair assorted ro I stH Inulir price 69cj special at 37C I I If Z Adams Building Second Floor i Misses Broadcloth Suits Value 2500 at 1975 V One of the prettiest suits for the Miss of 14 to 16 we have seen this season at the price quoted rJI These splendid Suits are exactly like cut They come in all the new shades jacket s lined throughout with a good quality of satin veil tailored and trim t e med circular skirt with fold Sizes 14 and 16 years Value 2500 1Q 7C iafi 1975 special at 4 7 3 t Misses 1675 Suits at 1275 4 Misses Broadcloth SuitsSingle and dou ble breasted lined throughout with satin circular skirt buttoned Sizes 14 and 16 years Valued jr Vli 75Stt special at 275 Misses 1800 Suits 1000 it Misses and Junior SuitsIn mixtures and plain colors lined throughout some r r trimmed others plain pleated skirts j no two alike but all sizes in 1000 r the lot Values up to 1800 to close out at J U UU Ii i I Girls 1000 Coats 795 i Girls Coats Threequarter and full length lined throughout velvet collar or buttoned to neck good practical school coat Sizes 6 to 14 years nr j 1e3tdo arec 795 In Both Buildings The New Muto Patented 9 Overcoats and I Raincoats for Men 4 i One of the newest creations in smart clothing is the Muto patented J r Overcoat and Raincoat manufactured by one of the leading Rochester a clothing houses They are made in both light and dark neat fancy pat 1V4 terns double faced fabrics cut 52 inches long full and graceful A coat r r I i y that will appeal to the public because of the double service it will render I It The principal feature is the collar as it can be worn in the regulation Y I overcoat or raincoat style or adjusted to button high as in military collar I fashion affording stormcoat protection at 7 fi 2250 2500 2800 3000 r 2250 Tuxedo Suits 1650 ii I Il r New Suits especially designed for critical dressers made of fine quality f ll I I I Thibet with peaked lapel or shawl collars handsomely lined and extra ij fine silk facing in all sizes including those for the street i rr il up to 46 size Value 2250 at 4 D DU Mens High Grade Clothing 1000 A few hundred Suits offered for quick selling in neat fancy patterns some plain blue or black fabrics formerly priced up to fn Cf S 1800 full range of sizes at CfJU UU Splendid Values in Boys Clothing Boys 500 Reefers 295 Boys Double Breasted Suits Boys new double breasted heavy Reefers sizes 2th to 9 Worth 600 at 385 years Single breasted heavy Overcoats sizes 8 to 16 years Made of a fine quality light and dark Oxford Of all the new prevailing shades of gray brown and Cheviot which has been thoroughly waterproofed well olive mixtures with knlcVerbocker trousers sizes 8 to made and trimmed black velvet collar Well fr QC 16 years a thoroughly reliable suit hand worth 5500 at q 2 7J somely made and well worth 600 at 385 Boys Bloomer tr Knickerbocker Trousers Hoys 75c Blouses 49c Worth 150 and 200 at 89c In next patterns of Madras or Percale j with or j Q In a good variety of neat patterns in fancy mixed OQ without collar sizes 3 to 16 years Value 75c at TT7C Cheviots sizes 3 to Hj years Value 150 and 2 at OC Adams BuildingSecond Floor The Famous W L Douglas 259 Almost Perfect Shoes for Men 4 tr J X 1v Il 11 t h A t7r1 1 a f 7 J s r IVZ The best assortment we have had in months of these world famaus Shoes is j here for your selection All the Famous Leathers all the Noted Douglas Styles Sixes for Everybody Choice A large stock of these well known Shoes have just ar rived for Saturdays selling 259 They are termed factory damaged having some slight r surface blemish from the handling but not enough to r affect their wearing qualities or appearance Our sales per paIr men are often unable to point out the defects they are so slight Splendid Values in Mens Shoes at 198 About fit hundred pairs of Douglas Factory Damaged Shoes and four other makes of strictly JM nn effect Mens Shoes in the newest Pall shapes special at Jp 198 Adams Building Basement al Mens Black Derby Hats in alT fn Correct Styles of the Regnlar tf 300 Grade Slightly Imper 150 i T fect at T

These Hats are the product of one of the 9 best Hat manufacturers in Danbury who is so nr particular about the reputation of his Hats that 19 he rejects all that have the slightest imperfec If tion Ot We take the entire factory output of these socalled Imperfect Hits the blemishes are so Immaterial that they T do not affect either their appearance n or wearing qualities and frl Tf 7 150 we mark them p 3U 1 A shipment of twelve rises just received on sale while they last tr n Adams BuildingSecond Floor Jl Ste The Celebrated V Perrin Cie Gloves I b for Men y nil 1 00 Pair fa 0 r t r 0t t t Value 150 I Perrins Gloves are too well known to make any n further comment about this offering Made of err heavy and light weight capeskin prix seams and n j pique sewn in tan leather color Value q 4 fr 100 150 per pair at q UU Adams Building First Floor teL br to Mens Knit Underwear w TO At Very Special Prices on it 250 to 350 Underwear at 193 1 Heavy winter weight full fashioned regular 9 made natural and white wool Shirts and A b Drawers seconds of the well known Medlicott make also jersey fitting high grade full fash ioned ribbed Shirts and Drawers heavy winter fl flt weight Value 250 to 350 each 195 flC C at ll oa 1 r Norfolk Underwear 165 n V Heavy winter weight full fashioned regular made natural wool Norfolk and New Bruns 1 wick Shirts and Drawers silk front pearl but tons contains enough cotton mixture t to insure nonshrinkage at each P J 65 Roots Underwear 100 Mens 100 Underwear 79c I Celebrated Tlvoll Wool Shirts and Mens heavyweight Natural Woot Drawers perfect quality warm and Shirts and Drawers warm and well durable best natural color part cot made perfect In quality and warranted ton which insures against nonshrlnkable worth 5100 7Q 1 00 79e shrinkage at each each at 7C Adams Building First Floor 1 Special Saturday Sale of 1 I f Mens65c Neckwear 25 C i 1200 Scarfs made of rich quality heavy pure silks a large variety of designs in black garnet j d navy gray brown gun metal grounds with neat 111 designs or stripes a large folded square to tie as a soft small fourinhand knot Value 65c r a each special at ZOC 1 I Adams BuildingFirst Floor Ii i a Complete Assortments of f Witch Night Favors at the Very Lowest Possible Prices Jack Homer Pies in forms of witches ghosts pumpkins dolls black cats harvest baskets etc Filled with prizes from 150 to 1000 Funny Favors from ea Ic to 98c Ghostly Lanterns from each 5c to 350 Pumpkin Mottoes 5100 doz at each JOe r Snapping Mottoes 196 doz at each 5c i Black Cats each 5c to 50c Home Made Cocoanut Crisp uer lb 25c Home Made Peanut Smack per yo lb 25c Home Made Chocolate Covered I A 11 l Molasses Crisp per lb 29c Candy Dept Adams BuildIngBasement j I Art Lmbroideries Special values in Stamped Underwear on fine quality French Nainsook t NIGHT GOWNSValue Sloo it 80c CHEMISES Value 65c at50c SHIRT WAISTS stamped on linen in Eyelet BraiJkig and allachian designs alue SI25 at 75c i DPAWERS NilueSOc at3C inn I CORSFT COVERS Value 25c n at 15c I it SHIRT WAIST stamped on good quality Persian Lawn many different designs Value Stoo at 65c V pot t Adams Building Balcony J r I D

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irip It rj T U 1 1t LT fLIP J IIot LI to 4 1 F J 4 THE EVENING WOULD FRIDAY OCTOBER 30 1908 f mROEGE REPORT MAKES EXCUSES i MAGISTRATE Referee Says Judge Can Hard j ly Be Blamed for Follow ing Court Custom i 4 D MITS ITS ILLEGAL f Appellate Division Will Pass Judgment on the Tes timony I William U Wlltl the refeiee ap minted by tho Appellate DUIston of the i Sfcpromo Court to take testimony In sup plementary charges nice liy the Hnr AK sprlntlon H against City Mnplstrnle Otto j ih Droege filed his report with the Ap pellate Division of the Supreme Court today It rontnlni fortysix pages of tjpewiltten matter anti will lip passed op by tile Appellate Division for ilecls I nTIm TIm referee does not sum up the evi dence either for or against the Magls tfnto based on the charges and when raked today what his findings recom lAend said that ho could not discuss the cjise Mill ho simply reported the testi mony as presented i tWevr in a general way the ref eree points out that Mjirtitmte Droepes commitments to the work house of certain prisoners and their subsequent release within a few days after their Imprisonment while unlaw ful under the statute was apparently following the custom In voRtir by City Magistrates generally In his conclu sion the referees report appears to bo favorable toward Magistrate Droege tfyr he says in part i Seemed to Be Custom In regard to the custom that pre rjpusls prevailed among the other mag istrates In regalll to discharges on pro option hftbr commitment tho follow IJK appears Former Magistrate Whit man testified that durIng his four years of olfice he granted such Ulschuigeu on sl 01 eight occasions possibly more and Mint he thinks that 11 the magU tratis occslonally did the same thing After citing the testimony of Philip Ilocl the po Ice clerk James McCabe clerk of the Jefferson Market Court anil several probation officers the ref 1 ereo continues lt Is shown therefore strange as It roar seem that the practice of grunting djfvjjarees on probation after commit t ment and alsdtof granting absolute dls rtmrKes In loss than twenty days after f the Commitment had prevailed to a L in eater ur less extent among practically all tho MayintraU for a considerable k prilod prior to the respondents tippolnt irtent and that It continued down to the date of the proem proceedings Considering the number of magis trates involved and the high standing of many of them there can of course un I till no queitlon that the practice In quci I tlon vvng adopted by thom III entire I food faith and with the honest belief that In some wny or other they wero vratnl with the powors which they sil aMumcd to exercise Can Hardly Blame Him In view of the fuel that innny of those mtLKlMrntex had held ofnca for yeArs and had acquired a wldn exoorl lice and consldorlnc tlmt the respond ent was only apiiolnted In the lummer of 1907 and nt that time ho wn wholly unfamiliar with suoh mutters and that upon Inquiry he learned of the pruotlco In question I nm of tho opinion tlmt liv can luirdl bn blamed for having fol lowed their lead nnd that In granting the dlncliarRCt he like tlm others be lIsted that he had tho power to do ao I am of the opinion further that ulthouKh saute of the circumstanCes connected with certain of the rwipond cnts discharges may he somewhat sug i gestive of undue Influence as herein above set forth yet that in most In stances Ir not In all he was ictuotnl solely by a deslio to do what vn beet In the premises I WHITMORE JURY 1 ASKED TO ACQUIT I ON PROVED ALIBI I More rebuttal testimony was offered hy the State when the trial of Theodore i S Whlttnnre for the murder of his wife Helena wits resumed today In the Hud I son County Court of Oyer and Tr i mlner Jersey City Michael Connors an Albany police I man testified that he had been unable to find Frederick W Elliott the missing i witness at No 30 Park street Albany where Whltmore alleged the man could be found Alexander Rosa a detective of the Prosecutors office testified that Mrs Margaret ONeill On Jan 3 said that she did not see Whitmore last Christ I mas Day after 4 oclock In the after noon Vllllam J Shn lock also of the Prosecutors Office corroborated Hoses testimony I In her testimony at the first trial of I Whltmore Mrs ONeill who was unable to appear at the present trial said that I she saw Whltmore turn out the gas at his home on Adams street Brooklyn at i 1 4 pflpaefla I I MMlLIi IIOMH MIXTLnK I iiOMIJRES CURES miEfMATISM The thousands of men and women who have felt the torture of dread rheumatism will be glad to nrall them selves of the following prescription which will be found the most effective remedy obtainable for rheumatism and all kindred forms of blood disease which cause pains In the muscles joints lame back throbbing bead and general debility Ono ounce Syrup of Sarsaparllla Com pound one ounco Torls Compound half pint of hlRh grade whiskey These to be mixed and shaken well and used In doses of a tablespoonful before each meal and at bedtime The Ingredients are obtainable from any well stocked druggist The kid neys becoming Inactive the poisons tthlch should be thrown off are retained In the blood and settle In the Joint I nndrciusclet and cause untold suffering This condition If not checked will lead I to even worse complications of the blad der and digestive organs I pp J tB1uR Shoe The most your money can buy i in reliability in quality and in shoe comfort is always obtainable in Blyn Shoes We give values that are guaranteed by our 40 years of successful shoernakkig The confidence and good will of thousands of families have been enjoyed by our Nine Best Stores for so many yearsought we not to have yours iJ 03 f Style No 9S6K Style No 888 Hlli i Ladies gun Ladles patent I l 0 5 1 metal button button shoe I i With wil t black I Q boot i rf plain toe and brown lIt V i 9 Iuy and Lon gQJ ndiumshort medium s don smoke f1P i vamp high cloth tops al r i Cuban heel 50 with dull kid A very top 1erforated C1 loiter t satisfac JI Q tory an d Cuban and tIf service heel a fI able b I design 2 i 3 Blyn Shoes are easy to buy nine stores in the most convenient locations easy to pay forthe prices are popular cas to wear they always fit V Slyle No 300 STYLE No 1823 I ChiKlrens Storm Mens Kun Ruot in tan and Is metal button back a hgh shoe w it h grade quality I p e r I o r ated style not to be quarter Mule f J in the or Ji Y h 0 C on the new S stocks and no r swing high where e1e hi tile J I9 C5 toe last same Duality e ¼ Also n at our price C r tltisi lace cut I t I S9L60 I sizes m to 11 at 250 I esZz IVz to 5 at 300 4c Sole New York Agents for the I NOISiHSs Ult CROSS SI10IJ FOR WOMIN 5 lende with the foot NINT BUST STORKS HOrS IN RVI2KY ORADR rAsrsion WEST siuc OKOOKLVN STORHS J Jd Aw ii d IWU Strcel AiiT 11U 51 lroadwoy bel IrL 4 4 AteMrtb47ih St Mh AIe J 4 40tl1 SIs Ulwy Sl I AIr tSOlb 1511 CftfrJ 0 OP uln st PP A4 s Street Vat 6 c5 2i ittIl rnA ler near lrocmc h 1 TormS 5111 511 trrri r lrT fiuABAjjTEE Hol cbT 3tf Pail 7iJ St I t I It OI oclock ChrIstmas nlRlit Till tee tlmouy was read yesterday AltorneyOrnrriil Mrtnftcr saId lie ttouM Ilku to recall Uliltmnrc to ask him one iiKMluii but lie rluuiKPil lila mind mid Slid lie ouUI not recall tIlt dpfciulnlil Lawyer Alewmdpr Slnipnon then btKau to sum Up fur the defense Ilia HTKII mcnt was that nn nllljl had been vMub llahed Mid the ironemtlon hhd fill led establish beyond B thmbt AK icqulird thai WliUinolr hud cutmnltttd thp milt der He demanded un acquIttal AttornryOencrBl JlcOuitor for the titnte told the Juror If they bcllevrl Whltmoie Innocent to turn him lutist but If they found Win guilty tic cxprcl i eil Uiw would lime the coutaKe to bilim In such a vrrdlrt lie said the Prec Hors oince the AtlorneyOencrnls of fice and the InterboioURli Hnpld Tlanslt Comrmny Imd not entered Into u com pact to send this man to the electric chair Mm Wliltmorc did not commit sul dde said Mr MrCim If the foot of tin woman lind not been seen sticking out of Lampblack Swamp the body un doubtedly would never hate been found Wltltmore had a violent temper and was accustomed to beating Ms wife Ho I ml a wife who was not a Rood woman and he wanted to Ret rid of her Cold in He ad Omega Oil Pour a teaspoonful of Omeira Oil in a cup of boiling water hold tho mouth and nose clow to the cup and inhale the arising steam The steam carries the healing properties of tho Oil into the throat and lungs and I given quick relief Also rub tho fuse and forehead with the Oil n IVOHM W IVIS VOUIC WOM1KIIS ONLY ONE LAMBERTS All the jewelry we sell goes straight to our own retail cus tomers We do not supply other dealers The only place to buy Lambert jewelry is the Lambert store Prices open the eyes of newcomers who are used to paying to keep middlemen in luxury We will have nothing to do with come betweens in this business and we buy and sell for cash always We permit no misleading statement as to any article Perfect frankness along with sound business methods has put us where we arein a position to sell the best jewelry at the lowest prices In our illustrated catalog is much that you ought to know about styles and prices of jewelry about us and our methods You will need this book which we send free when the time to buy Christmas presents comes Diamond Figures Kept Down Especially do we want you to know that by buying diamonds in quantities for cash always importing them direct and mount ing them ourselves we get prices down so low that a pretty ring is sold for 10 We exhibit here four excellent examples of Lambert diamond rings and the costliest is far below Sioo W 9 r I n e diamond Fine diamond Fine diamond F 1 L e diamond solid 14knrai gold solid nknrnt COIl iold Hkarat gold solId 14 karat gold mounllni 9UUO mounting JMOOO mounting flHMMIJ mounting HSOOO Good Watches Cost Little This watch mans size has a plain 1 bascine hunting case of solid 14 1 karat gold with Waltham Elgin I or Lambert movement It sells I II 1 for 50 womans size 2250 t Surely these are low prices enough 1 tor watches so handsome and trust J worthy and fully guaranteed as all Lambert watches are You have a choice among hundreds I Send for Wedding Ring Sheet I For seamless wedding rings of solid gold our house has been famous for years Nothing that comes from our busy factory is made with greater care than these rings or does us greater credit Prices 14 karat S330 up 18 karat S440 up 22 karat 525 up Our richly embossed wedding ring sheet is free Lambert Brothers 3d Ave Corner 58th St Open Saturday Nights Until 10 HHOSfrtl i I 1 Have You a Lifeless Piano In Your Home Perhaps you have a fine instrument for which you paid several hundred dollars and it is never playedor is played only by someone who has had little opportunity or inclination to develop artistic technique You probably get very little enjoyment out of the large investmentalthough you may be a music lover Why not bring the PIANO TO LIFE Why not give yourself ALL THE BENEFIT of a MUSICAL EDUCATION Why not make yours a MUSICAL HOME in the J fullest sense 1 Place an ANGELUS Beside Your Piano I During the first hour you will be delighted with the music you can play After the ftrst week you will be entertaining all your friends and the whole family will be enjoying the piano as they perhaps never thought it would be possible to enjoy it I After the first year you will be learning to appreciate the artistic side of musicrealizing the delights of interpreting the I compositions of the masters I If you already own a piano DONT LET IT GO TO WASTE ANY LONGER An ANGELUS will turn it in an instant into the most enjoyable feature of you home Demonstrated at your convenience Sold on EASY TERMS to suit the purchaser Piano Gallery Iirt New Building John Wanamaker I Broadwnv Fcuth avenue Eighth to Tenth it eat I fly Stn Brothers Tomorrow Saturday I 650 prs ILace Ciurtaiunis IN IRISH POINT RENAISSANCE AND LACHT ARAUE REDUCED TO 395 475 725 PAIR FORMERLY FROM J550 TO 975 Misses Girls Small Womens Apparel Exceptional Values Tailormade Suits Directoire Models of Broadcloth in black iuvy smoke catawba wine and green neatly trimmed with 17 en braid and buttons coat satin lined 14 16 yrs Value 1 2650 Junior Suits Three Piece Model of plain or fancy serges English and doubl breasted coats stripes plaids c nt 11500 satin lined plaited or gored skirts 8 to 16 yrs Value 235o ilO uu Coats Full Length of navy brown or red cheviot cloth but Kn toned to neK tunnel lined throughout 6 to 14 yrs Value 995 650 Coats of Corduroy Ui navy brown tan and wine buttoned to neck sateen lined nicely tailored well made 2 to 6 yrs Value J495 2 95 I i I Hisses Waists 14 16 and 18 Yrs Madras 198 Embroidered Linens 295 Plaid Flannel 395 Silk and Laces 495 I I Boys Girls Shoes J I Specially Priced Girls i Boys VICI KID LACE ShOES PATENT VELOUR CAlF LACE SHOE LEATHER TIPS BLUCHER CUT VEL TED SOLES SIZES 8 TO 10 ¼ at i45 SIZES 9 TO 13 Yz at 175 to tlT02 175 0 1T06 to 225 Boys Yorag Hems Clothing Unusual Offerings I Boys Doublebreasted Suits 450 knickerbocker trousers full llnea 10 to 17 yrs I Childrens Overcoats 3 to 10 yrs md 495 I Boys Reefers 7 to 15 yrs I Young Mens Suits stylish cheviots and JOU casslmtres 32 to 38 inch chest measure Madras Blouses Boys I 69C In white and colored effects 8 to 15 yrJ Value 95c I 1 i I West Twentythird Street I New Wanunalcer Building Store Closes at 6 P M Off to the country Saturday afternoon Do you know how easy it is to step off the Subway or a Broadway or Fourth I I avenue car at WANAMAKERS get the golf cap or golf balls the waterproof shoes sweater or raincoat you may need and take them right along to the train without losing any time More men are learning every day to appreciate the quick satisfactory service and the splendidly complete uptodate stocks in this Wanamaker Mens Store as well as its convenience as a stoppingoff place Are you one of them Proper Clothing for Men For the Weather Thats Coming We can take care of a man well with Wanamaker clothing at any time he chooses but its wise to make that time TODAY Fall Suits Winter Suits Light Overcoats Ulsters Raincoats all here in the finest variety of fabrics and greatest choice of good new styles that we remember having gathered We have said enough about the excellence of Wanamaker clothing its splendid style its careful workmanship its mod erate pricesyou cant equal it anywhere without paying more for it This is just an appeal to a mans foresighted nessand you will be wise to heed it Suits fancy and plain materials 15 to 45 I i Overcoats 15 to 35 Raincoats 15 to 35 Main floor New Building Mens White Madras Shirts 1 The bst made and handsomest white shirts that a dollar will buy Good shirts to own one or two ofthey always look well can be worn with any necktie or any suit These I are made of excellent white madras selfstriped or with Jac I quard figures made over our own patterns Plaited bosoms coat style attached or detached cuffs 1 each And AgainNew Neckwear Ua an unending proceiBlon of smart new colorings and patterns this collection of Mens Neckwear Mostly the favorite folded fourinhands that tie In a mall knot Rich choosing among the 50c scarfs other beau I tin at 1 130 and 2 up to acarfs made of finest French and English I silks at 230 Main floor New Building I I Mens Derby Hats at 175 Secondsso the maker left his name off But he neednt have been ashamed to leave it onyou will have trouble in finding the slight defects in the felting and the wear is unimpaired Regular 350 and 5 kinds when they are perfect In block and brownvarious bocks and all sizes I 175 each I John Wanamaker Bronuwav Fourth avenue Bit hh to Tenth street I a4g mi 1 Old Stewart Building Store OlOSOS at 6 P M A Fine SpecialPriced Group of Fall and Winter DRESS GOODS t If theres anything in portents the beauty of these dress goods their fitness for the seasons smart tailored suits nnd their particularly tempting prices ought to create a small whirlwind of enthusiasm in the Dress Goods Salons tomorrow And to widen 4 J the scope of the offerings we shall add several lots of most charming silkandcottons for light party dresses Itemized I 150 Allwool Tailored Suitings 1 a Yard I Very stylish mannish effects medium weight rich colorings Including plenty of the much soughtfor gray effects in stripes and plaids 54 inches wide The makers surplus after filling orderswe sold them a little earlier at 150 I 125 Fancy Suitings 75c a Yard Handsome effects in about twenty colorings and patterns nil this season styles 54 in whlesix yards make a dress 150 Allwool Fancy Broadcloths 1 a Yard I In rich warm colorings in pencil stripes and plaidswill make very stylish tailored suits 54 inches wide J 150 Allwool Herringbone Serges 1 a Yard A fine quality light weight that will drape gracefully in the very popular herringbone or h vron weave In navy blue cadet blue taupe smoke garnet and black 54 inches wide I 175 to 3 Imported Rough Suitings 125 150 2 f A choice gioup of our direct Imported French Suitings in serge and cheviot r weaves in plain sideband and combination effects for the smartest tailored suits 48 and 50 inches wide i 150 Hairline Stripe Cheviot 1 a Yard Two colors only in this err popular hairline stripe clothfinish Cheviot black and dark bluebut they are the best ones The thin white strip gives them a very stylish effect Mediumweight 54 in Mde most desirableI a yd i And these pretty StlkandCotton Goods t Embroidered Spot SilkWarp Chiffon 28c a Yard Hitherto sold at 38c a yard in our regular stock A very attractive silk andcotton weave for pretty evening dresses Thirtytwo dainty colorings including taupe smoke gendarme liac light blue rose reseda silver jasper cream white and bin k JSc yard SilkandCotton Muslins 28c a Yard Printed in rich colorsfloral designson a lustrous fabric with silk jac quard figures scattered cvtr it SilO earlier lor nearly half as much again Silk Warp Chiffon 25c a Yard Another lustrous gracelully draping fabrcc in plain colors light and dark shades and black SilkandCotton Eolienne 38c a Yard In fancy striped and herringbone effects Self colors also plain pongee L weave very desirable for clinging gowns First floor Old Building Womens Tailored Suits Two Remarkably Stylish Models At 1675 These brnnd new strictly mantailored Suits will especially I I p interest women who have put off buying their Fall costumes on L account of the extremeness of many of the styles They are modified examples of current fashionsmade of handsome hard I finished worsteds and smart striped suitings They have all the I attributes of S25 suits except the price Model One I Model Two 30inch coat singlebreasted collar 38inch coat mannish cut straight and pockets bound with atm close underaim seam notched collar large fitting sleeves with turnedback cuffs i low pockets closelyfitting coat sleeves ratin lining throughout Gored skirt satinlined Gored skirt with bias fold II with bias fold nnd habit back I Either model at 1675 A Splendid Group of Separate Skirts at 4 This is a roundup of our Odd Skirts in plaited and gored models whch we cannot duplicate or the sizes of which are t broken The are in black and blue cloth and brown and blue Panama cloth some trimmed with folds of self material or with taffeta Previous prices were S6 to S8tomorrow 4 each I Second floor Old Building Dressy Waists New Models Four fresh groups of Silk or Net Waists showing the newest I and prettiest devices in trimmings and the latest styles in sleeves make an appeal youll find it difficult to resst especially at the I SPECIAL PRICE S5 each Of Messaline Silk in whle light blue and pink round yoke of Valenciennes and Irish lace other trimmings of plaits tact and bias folds r Of WlmeHfiured Net yoke of net medallions lined with China silk OfWhite Net yoke of Cluny and Valenciennes lace finished with embroidery r lined with China silk Of White Venise Lace yoke of immitmion Irish lace lined with China silk or net Third floor Old Building Infants Coats and Bonnets I Here are the prettiest possible outdoor garments for their babyships you can findpractical as well as painty The coats are beautiful in style and cut and are expertly tailored The attractive little bonnets match the coats At i50lnfants Coats of nil wool cheviot velvet collar emblem on sleeve In brown red and navy blue Sizes for 3 to 6 years At 250 Infants Felt Bonnets in red brown and navy blue trimmed with satin ribbon and clusters of lowers Sizes up to 6 years Third floor Old Building These New CURLS have just reached us from Paris The novelty lies in their being attached to hairpins for easy arrangement In various shades of brown Cluster of 3 Curls 65c five 1 Come and see them and other aids for the coiffure in the Hair Goods Salon Second floor Old Building John Wanamaker Broadway Fourth avenue Eighth to Tenth street c FURNITURE SPECIAL TERMS FOR THIS MONTH OMANY ON BILL 4 OF LL ilr GOODS U P DEP UP TO TO Q5I1 3O095O vuiiti VAvrv wimit WUMIUIIB CO eJ L I k1 MICHAELS BROS Liii Ave 9lli SI S Hrooklyn n CLOTHING 111 p for the entire family I down 1 ton J on nny Indies or i mens suit lip to I i T 2500 select styles i I M iJf1 tL 1 1IL 4 1 I 0 World Wants Wor Wonder nV tf ntilil l 4 i

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r U V TT F r h r rkx EVKWlWl WUxLi i ll UOTObJbUt iOLtuo n v I I i n u I FAILS TO END LIFE I J BY LEAP BEFORE I 1 SUBkMAY TRAIN Motorman Checks Speed So Suddenly Passengers Are Thrown From Seats v PUIIetIlUS on a southbound Subway train were thrown from their seats Kt 7 A M today at tho Uleucker itroet eta tlon when iho motorman put on brakes to bring the train to n stop after neelii a man leap from the pla form In an attempt to end hie life Motorman Sexton was coming nt half peed and was at the north end of the platform then a man who had been walking tram one end of the station to the other suddenly dived forward and landed with his body across tho rail Sexton had to act quickly but when lib wheels of his first car reached the man the train was almost halted The n wus pushed along tor n few feet and then Jammed to one side of the rails Passenger came rushing from the cars and several lifted the man to the platform Im not much hurt he said I only wish I were I am out of work and have been out since last summer I havent money and I havent friends I am sleb and denpondent Whats the use ot it all when things come like this 1 To the police the man said ho was rank Reid fortyfix years old now living at MlllH hotel No 2 at Xu ICO Uleecker t Im a widower he told the police but I hove a yon who Is nbout even teen years old lie Is named after me I i but where he Is now I cant toll y uIJ U will have to ask the authorities of St Phillip noine what has eiome 01 i him lie WIlR sent there when ho ut a little fellow I linxcnt seen him since 1 am a waiter but wiib villlu It to do anything to earn a living A r mnn without work is better dead li spite of Held protestations tha Yl he wafnl much injured Hie doctors at l ht Vinti ti Ictpcl louid he wht badly hur lie was hed a prsjier at the hospital I n 1 FREE IRASIHRS Our agent l Wtn M a Ix A wC I hard u on t a fl f vi ni a II I I rah on a tIMI tIroap t i jr F hlv I ii 9dtt i doa I tEXtHCtO4 tO 3 A 59 Hair Goods I Our sale this week is bound to be I I a rousing I i r success The Kt trent crowds I 4 IM attended I 1 j ed our last I ifTJf s n 1 c was 7 proof posi tive that our e 1 patrons t1ltllk n know when H 1iffir oor I 11 lhey cure good value Our specials are the I stylish Cluster Puffs set of 4 special 79c I Cluster Pulls set of 0 special 98c Cluster Pulls set of 8 specia 150 Switches q 16 and 18 in all long hair short stem speCial 7C 20 in natural wavy hair special 175 20 in natural wavy hair special 289 Pompadours Featherweight natural wavy hair special 69c up BLOOMINQDALES Lex to 3d Av 59th to 60th St I gTa 1 1M I lEAM IN UTE I I GALE DRIVES MANY i VESSElS TO COVER I I Sound Liner Yale in Fleet of 1 Craft Anchored OfT Massa chusetts Coast CHATHAM Mas Oct OThat Pilot 1M llnxxev vlo hulls from thin port should turn hit steamer Yale bound nOIll New York lur Uo toll back over thu hhoils at dawn today to shel ter under the protecting arm of j Muiiomuy Point was proof enough to local mnrliiern Hint lorlny storm wee nun nt tho Mnprrnt of the Kcnuon Tilti Vnli ulilrli uiunlly roimiln the rnn KidliK lIlt nliinit Ti rlurk A M WMI mi limn in tun Ink today and I Illol I law i R iimtuiKivl to get 111 nbriuxt i f ilrliMiti IHi Hit eltig Kliitlnii nlioul ii I A M I lu t tin Ma liil rowlHK g nnd lie ultnl liHtiMMil to ttiuro than n mlln ti tnlnuln nu tin tug ttirlilnur WI1R HWUIIK I uioiind ami nrmldtd lia K I 0 Jnltl the big hitch r viill iiiiml ciHKtiK unJcr the I lee of tilt JlindUviililvl shoal I Tho IIrIKcr lout their hand full watch In thu ntuutner Ill y ot Culumbtui bound fioiu Uuxutiimli tell liuuton an chured tItles mil os oft shore near the I old Stone horse shoal the acetic of I many u uiucl Thu nlcamer came round Monumuy 1olnt about midnight I licforo the gale ulttunud gi eat headway and tan nj tu iul lu tile Shuxelfull ilKhtaldp lt that tlmu It was breezIng up fast hut Instead or tunilng hack to a safer anchorage IIIT nKllnier dropped his auction oft shuie rite lltet ulicluird hitween Bass River and the Handkerchief lightship at S A M loda nutnbei nearly thirty veaicls H1U1IIANU 1JC11T llaR Oct M The heaxlest storm Blncu last Inter u I prnvnlloil 111111 at ilnwn Indav with the xtlnit 1 ii ow log nt u ito oilynvnmlli Htilnnir Kll n Irirlllo iiiitf tliiitulcrliiK nlniiK nhore nnd lh nil oxci Inl1 Ioil nttfd ulllt hotljontnl KluMtH uf llxltm rnln tutu Mind Ior II o ir nnd thus within n rnr tlip In I 11111 of lint lox rrnmonl wlrclo n station lnic iiillaiied In lie gale KlilppltiK iHMd tutu oti tclitdy iiflintinon nnd up lo If A M to Uny hut VrsiLI hud doillilud tliu cnpo Pleasant Reading for the Fat I What a simple and lnv onshu salting of the fat womans problem the Mnrmola Prucrlptlun Tablets pro Shn takes one ot these harmless ulrisuit little lab lets after oncli meal and at tedtlmo itml loin from 13 to 16 ounces ot fit each day and jot mirrors uo harm creates nu dis turbances Itiwnrilly anJ iiroiliiiea so I wrinkles This ilueaiit inciiniatlim made exactly In ucconlanco whit llic famous Mnrmola Prescription lies rendered exer cising stud dieting for the nUiutlon of ex i I COBS flesh RB superfluous as n fifth wheel A further recommendation li that 11 Is the least enpensUo fat rulunr on IhQ market a large case costIng only j5 cents front tiny driigRlst or by mall from tie Marmol Company Detroit Mich con i lifnInK a quantity of tablets largo enough to case give very decided results In most every I 1 r r l t i r 1 VOGEL BROTHERS I I i I t I I I q STRJ A T 1 t t d 7H f A H t SALE OF H I 1 1 Mens Suits Overcoats H J f y t Ii Thousands of Men Are Attracted Here by i i These Powerful and TradeCompelling Factors N i r I I The Remarkable Values I The Perfect Fit of Our Garments t The Vast and Splendid Assortment I The Numerous and Elegant Models i r I J ifj Mens Suits at 1250 1 Search far and long as you will and you cannot duplicate suits n such as these under 15 Grant that you do find them they will i not have the style so splendidly emphasized as in Vogel I Brothers suits at 1250 I fJ Mens Suits at S15 1 fi i i Heres a preeminently worthy collection of suits that rise far above the usual kind in that they possess the very latest style features If you intend to pay 18 01 20 for your new suit come and look over these at 15 Youll buy one and save ¼ the difference 3 1 Mens Suits at 1650 18 t You may take it literally that theres hardly a limit to the assort ment of suits at these prices You may wear a conservative plain f black or blue or you may incline to a dashing suit of green or brown or grayall here and with all the new knacks of style found in suits costing double j Mens Suits at 20 22 t i t Many a man has turned with untold satisfaction from the custom tailors product at 30 and 35 to our famously fine suits at 20 i and 22 Ours at these prices are fashioned of superfine rich hardtwisted worsteds not only wear resisting but that keep a I man always dressed at his best Overcoats for Every Man at the Price He 1 r I Wants to Pay Ranging from 1250 to 50 l n I t From the lowest to the highest price of these Fall and Winter Overcoats you are I assured garments of character distinction in fabric tailoring and style In every i I correct fabric every fashionable model and every size including the short Box i I f the mediumlength Box the Chesterfield the Paddock the long loose coat and the f W I long formfitting models U k l 1 I Va 2 Om 1 I r1 tftd St At A 1iff J V S ST RE OPEN bAlU UAY NIGHT j i I t t JJ 4 PRESIDENT I SUSPENDERS r THE commonsense principles of THE sliding cords which give j1 C and take with every motion di make President Suspenders the 4 most comfortable for every occupa tion The high quality materials be i hind their con s t r u c t ion give 1 President Suspenders a tenac L ity and wear which are practically everlasting Different weights and lengths to t suit all requirements 1 MAKERS GUARANTEE on f f every pair siitisfuction new pair or fJf money back C Ti45 Price 50c at your dealers or sent I 1 1 prepaid on receipt of price tj The C A Edgarton Mfg Co 575 Main StreetShirley Macs Td I 7 I4 Do not use Soap Naphtha Borax Soda Ammonia or I Kerosene with GOLD DUST DUSTw ml IUL u I w II I GOLD DUST has all desirable cleansing qualities in perfectly harmless and lasting form The GOLD DUST Twins need no outside help No matter what you wish to cleandishes clothes pots and pans floors and woodwork re frigerator bath room or what not GOLD DUST aone will do all the workand do it better than I anything else I More than that GOLD DUST will do all the I hard part of the work i without your help i saving your strength ti 1 and temper GOLD DUST is a good honest vegeta I I llm111 I ble oil soap in pow I dered form scientif ically combined with purifying ingredi ents of magic power T Made by THE N K FAIRBANK COMPANY I Makers of FAIRY SOAP the oval cake I 7 it i U 4w l t41L FI RIH TKANSFFRS fur Ritput it ftWi S t A lrx Av u nntni tm mil IIP lit Rniwl A j I I h rt n C i lOt j lrhn i S nl ntif I tt I It riks Iii Ttv qu tie flq IlTIC l carsTunSfor d i jj LcXISrToS To at AVu M 09111 10 auTh Sr Youths and Boys Suits and Overcoats A Saturday Sale I 400 Youths 950 i Suits Overcoats i mmle of cheviots and worsteds In neat stripe 6 88 effects and staple black Sizes 14 to 20 yents I The best of new styles tomoirow at J I 500 Boys 600 Double Breasted ClfVo with 2 pairs of S t OUtlS Knickerbocker trousers made of strict d Iy allwool cheviot in p 388 neat stripe and plaid effects nil seams taped cut in the latest derby style Sizes 8 to 17 years Best value in the city for Little Fellow 4 Russian and Sail 1 Or SfiiV ors In all Sizes col 2 95 2 to 10 years Very special at Small Boys Overcoats Lf ef 995 fects In gray blue and i fancy cheviot Sizes 24 to 10 years at I Scontl floor fii th St oottOll PALURS 1RII1IS IR 1 00 9da IWGro To U 30A LS9o60 l A Qrand Investment 3s a Walters Piano 1 The Greatest Piano Sale We Have Ever Held Everybodys Opportunity to secure the best piano manufactured at a saving offrom33 percent to 50 per cent 1500 newest and latest designs of renowned richtoned Walters Pianos included in this sale 375 Style A Walten Piano 198 400 Style DB Watltrt Pianos 225 475 Style C Walters Pianos 240 500 Style LM Walter Piano 250 550 Style D WaIters Piano 260 650 Style F Walters Pianoi 325 750 Style Colonial Pianos 350 750 Style R Waltin Piano 375 750 Wallen Vertical Grand 375 600 Walttn Premier Pianos 400 1000 Walters Baby Grand 600 The Above Prices Include New Style Chair and Cover mention I TnK iUE un VLTIOV AND IS SOL j Ul A PIANO lJriT MO TION ACTIONS whIch tlietu pianos contain are the llnust In the world Everybody who wants the highest glade lost motion action piano at a big sax Inn should iuKe adxantagt ot this sale at once Our Special Offer of 900 Wal ters Masterone Play er Piano Outfits 450 Finest plaYer piano made with 12 rolls of music cabinet and scarf Think of It You can buy finest highgrade pianos by paying 5 Down 1 Per Week No interest for the time taken in making payments No insurance No extras Th piano will be deliv ered in your home on payment ol Walters Ilanoi aru MaHterpfocm of Piano Construction III fact they are Pianos llullt to Last a UfiMiine Beware of Piano Frauds Dont Buy a Piano Unless It Bears the Makers Name Stencilled Pianos Ono Miouid h P tnt ru i of steitci lied pianos It IK ex trenuly ilaiiKiTuus tu pin use a p1 alit niitsi tietiud I rug nndei a In lee name Flit word ulvncll In I lie coinincinoit form of piano fraud It lunttlHtH In Inbillltm liy httiull pint u i luMi piano with a name icstiniiiiiK u ooil one lull In leal in IIOMIIK lint u t liiiip rommtliliii Ilino uiiiiiii fncturid Iur t hits denlii In Ill pin nose i 1 i II short 111tr nu piano becomes perfectly usclosi Your i nfiK aril u in Buy a Walters Piano Caution to Prospective Piano I Purchastrs I I tniler nu ion likinUiii do wi I ihisf yuu tu Oily t SMIM slugluily u s i d I I to juUliitil piano ihey urn Iio irnuit IIlIlelllll r y p u r file i I us icn otlllrI pi pu ould nut uni lo pin Iit II l iciu Ul ilulil I ini bUS Ji er uioplr tan lfH I vvlicn Wb i fr1 you the It u 11 H rradu IIIW Wtltcrj Iiini9 fur i fe in inij on tuft nioii i era U rms f 1 l per weii 1 I On TaiS inr a H Hill as 1 III sill iin o te of ellaro ii all part if Ihu I H l Ol1INGDAL Lex to 3d Av 59tll to 6Jih St 0 u Free Tratl fersOtlr lqCllt nt 59th St and Lex Ave wilt hand you one Its good as Sc cash I 5 on a 1 purchase nt our sto c which malcis it juat toe same ns though r ALL CAPS TRANSFER TO I I I J 1 I i c I t LEXINGTON 3VAVE 59 o 6OSr For 1280 I Well Make to Your Order If We Take Your Measure During the Next Ten Days A Suit We Guarantee Matcrials RI tue or blurk an Overcoat Perfect Fit V c i g f s Srofli llomrtpuni Chili a Prince Albert and Satisfaction mix Cammtcs V Wirsteils r I t a Coat and Vest or Your Money l inqnnal s anil Back Chrnot Overcoat or a Raincoat inn L1q This supplement I Io ary sale is held in I response to the re I I quest of the many 1 who could not a a attend our regular 4 i c Ii SemiAnnual 1 4 Merchant Tailoring Sale I Last month The I I sale will end Satur 11 day evening Nov 7th positively I ip No mailer what your Ll I size may be your I ii height your girth WE I 1 1 ii WILL MAKE to order L 41 I 1I t n Winter Suit a Winter L S Overcoat a Prince 1 1 1 Albert Coat and Vest I I ff I fJ or a Raincoat from 4 i f 1 your choce of 40 differ I sI I ent materials and goat nntee the fitfor 1280 ocon1 rioor lOlh SI Socljn Saturday Sate of Mens furnishings Mens 150 end 200 Pleated Negligee Shirt for Fall They acc made of su perior quality materials In a wide range cf light gicund striped ef fects Sizes 14 to 18 1 practically nil the new Fall colors rf fl f f are here A rare bar J 1 JQ lall1 nugget at Mens N ec h wear the new long bias stripe satin I moire open end fourinhands with double stitched rclbjrd 15 new Fall color just the style II I that goes best with the new 25 C I 1 close setting cjllnts at I Mens Colored Stiff Bosom Shirts I I of eceptlonal merit ne those that bear the Bloomlngdalc label Com I pared with the leading trade mark shirts they arc worth n50 of any I mans money Our assottmcnt of these shirts which includes 45 Fall ttyles in various striped solid and ombre elfects Is wide enough to suit any 1 no man All sizes at I New If Paris Garters tor Men I j Easily adjusted do not q hind the leg extra spe 39 C I cial at J5c and I Main Ilm r 5tith St Section tllIIII 1 IS 1 ltS I Taffeta Silk Petti i coats at 369 I A special Saturday sale of a wide range ol pretty styles They are made of superior quality of taffeta bilk in black and colors have deep knee flounce tucked and ruffles or I deep circular ruffle banded Sscciil Floor Mill St Sctlon i I mIIClmorHlAItS I ill I Fur Lined Coats at Remarkable Savings Mens and WomensA Great Sale Mens Fur Lined Coats f fine black e Kersey and 4ei I Broadcloth I lM t I f inches long lined I i with brown Span I 4 j e ish mink and hay ing beautiful T pieced Persian I collar Regular price 25 55 at i I I Mens200Mink T111N ¼ Lined Coats 1iu Lined with fine Eastern mink fin ished with large MM i handsome ai t e1 t some Persian 95 collar Mens 85 Fur zr55t Ci Lined Coats The lining ia of u I fine far Eastern ki mink natural muskrat or water k mink large storm v collar of Persian hcjuu lamb or brook 49 mink Mens 125 Fur Lined Coatsh lining In these is the finest quality muskrat the large blurb collar is made of Persian lamb This is the best coat in the 69 world for the money Womens 31 Fur Lined Coats These nre lined with Spanish lynx A 1 ffj jffl and have n tine soft brown lynx collar r Womens 45 Fur Lined CoatsGrY white squirrel is the lining of these pieced Persian lamb 29 makes the collar Bargains in Fur Coats and Sets 75 Russian Pony Coats so Inches 35 long at Russian Pony Coats Newest designs 25 and 50 Inches long cfic i or in various models at 15 to ipJu Sealette Coats 89 119 139 159 30 36 42 50 inches long Caracul Coats 35 49 69 79 89 Same size ai above 30 Rich Black Lynx Sets fine lancy whnle animal licarf with head tall anel two paws large rug muff with one head 3 f ic 00 paws nnd 4 lOuis to mat h at pliUU 30 Isabella Fox Sets large whole skin animal scarf wilh henel l tab and 4 paws oprn rug muff 2 stripe and 1 15 00 head 1 tail and 4 tabs at i end Floor ht ICtFlI ChildrensDay at Bloomingdales III Ard Here Are Great Specials to Celebrate It Girls Coats 4 to 6 year sizes in Boucle cloths solid uiris lotus lotuscoors also coats of tcar skin in all the desirable shades 300 1 98 i value at i Girls Coats 4 to 14 year sizes in zibeline and other p materlalared blue brown green double breasted inlaid velvet col 249 lar and trimmed with brad 4 value at Girls Coats 6 to 14 year sizes in nllwcol cloths WU14 doublebreasted highrolling collar vel vet inlaid and trimmed with gilt and soutache braids Cuffs to match All 449 I the popular shades a 6 value at Misses and Small Womens Coats 14 to 20 year sizes in all wool cheviot doublebreasted model 52 I inches long with velvet rolling collar 6 95 and patch pockets Value 12 special I Sfconcl Floor Mill St Section rniooMiNttnAiKS Net and Lace Waists at 498 A Sale that you cannot afford to overlook I These new and ex quisite waists came to I us at a surprising sac I rifice Were going to I i pass them along to I I you at the same great saving that we made White Embroid ered Dot Filet u i Waists with yoke of Grecian de e I sgn lace inserting front fi j trimmed with satin and I inserting new shirred tit eves with inserting I i collar and ruffs oT lace 1 774f 1I Entire waist silk I 1 ined special Extra 4 98 I filti i lIa I I Embroidered Net Waists with Lantyyoke of I I medalliuns j n e c k and sleeves are trimmed with Directolte I till mousquetuire sleeves Extra 4 98 1 I 1 tptclnl at Black Satin Tailored Waists with wide pleats on front of French back tightfitting I I sleeves button front new fine models 498 and very good values nt Black Peau de Soie and Chiffon I Taffeta Waists tailor ed I pleats I Iron and back new longbleeves 2098 I special at I Sc olll FIr NUli Sr Cstlan I IIIHOilNtiIIEi T A LESI Tomorrow SATURDAY No C O D Mail or Phone orders 11 MORNING SALES I VA J1 1 V l 4i LLafrom8tol2oock filled None oro to dealers J

llojs S2iO Sweater Coats 159 Iuro worII1 Hulldhiu juIii vU II ilnU roil nr gray with nivy hordci pocket rlliiM it to 31 itch rinir M M M cfl J8no lac Wnlsls at 398 Sampm bIn k triintiifd with taft 1 nifniiiliiio and lira M silk llniil Suzs iii 4 llil a Seconil POT j Mens 50c Juurin UsnJs cl Oc fo r Or Jit reiti ktili un l t tfid Hln Ii IK u TI i Ui i Him j 139 Cnrsel C ers aJ J8c Iroiuii niiu iiniiroldfiii Hi K r r SI Knit Lnder Kirlh nt UC 11 nciul V i luiii iiiliirn rIItl tn llio Mimllii Ilidfiwuar PIPIIIIIII m S ir l I r j 3 Washable Tnbls Coders 179 Inipiiltcil xlii t10 III prctly Liilo illgM IllllK ll Main Fl Childrens SI Shots al 5c Tiniird solo Ila m iui I I m I lI 4111 lU f HI V CM Ii II 1 is IS I I I tO i V p F Mtiia loud Shoes at SI 15 i li re of pntfiu I 101 uI I S Mn Kiiuill sizes i I K ir w Womens SIM93 Dresses SZ 15 I Ii or dlluti il Ilinunl li MI v 1 hi I ni Kiii HI iiiopi l ill tilt Isli ikttn l i lie nut in I n Mitncil nltli but I toiif All sifH s nt Fr I i I Womens Si iMrt at S 95 HII1I ir I i m I tain i III III Ues I l II r Women 25 I n Coals 1975 I MI i nit iiMiad I lI I if I i r I WILl cii 5 5T1 S 00 I i I I I IT 110 I I I ii 1 10 i i n 11cr or I MCI k I I mi I K ir C I I tC isu i All Cars Transfer to Bloomingdales Lex to 3d Ave 59th in COlh St i ja J r S I 1 sA t I i

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M 1 r U raruls Ii L M f w L THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY OCTOBER 30 1908 rOIG WAVE SOAKSI WOMEN IN CABIN I ON lUSITANIA I II

Sea Sweeps Aboard and Pours i t Cataract Down Compan ion Way y lPTAINS f CAPTAINS LAST TRIP n i Brings MissAatt His Daugh ter to Wed Broker and Quits Sea forShore r ti Tho Cunard liner LUltnnln ilnrknl to I day after a voyage In which tha e1 I perlenced whnt Capt Watt lior com I mander called real olilfashlonM Oc 1 pbor weather On Monday mil Tuas 1 fay last while It was hlonhm rent I guns and a heavy sea was unnliiK hu COO cabin pasngorR had to lemaln in the saloon or tako n ducking from Hit spume that blow over the big hip At that most of the 600 wore In their rnblns i Experiencing agonies of sea icitness On Tuesday afternoon scernl women jtmonc them Lucy Weston the uctrets Were sitting nt the foot of a ompnnlim tray when a giant comber pllmiied Aboard and poured In n cataract down I the stairway They were all soaked from head to foot Another bin wave flooded the elevator and put It tem porarily out of commission i Capt Watts Last Voyage A When the Lusltsnla was berthed Capt Watts sea life came to an end He has made his last voyage he said i tand will begin shore life tomorrow by being present at the marriage of his i daughter Miss Helen Watt who came i over on the Lusltanla to Gordon R I IVatl a fourth cousin The wedding I TU11 be celebrated at the Fifth Avenue I Baptist Church by Dr Aked the pas I tor j Miss Watt met her cousin about a f year ago while she was on a trip In I s country Hess a Chicago fruit I Broker and the son of an old sailing I Shipmaster who amassed a fortune after he had left the sea for a Virginia plan tatlon Miss Watt has devoted the last six years to nursing She was for six years In charge of the nurses at the Royal Southern Hospital Liverpool and hnore recently was the surgical sister at l the Edinburgh Hospital of the Church lot Scotch Deaconesses Balloon Castaways Arrive t M HiAmoia and H J Hewat who 4 111011 Ihr Imllnnn HI lrml III the u i Mil Hrrlln rON and wctr pb4uvl lll III the Nnrth Ken were ninoiiK the pan 8ehgers It wni n lirrllilo pxjirtlpiirc aid Sir AilidUl indaywo wen blown along In tho iliuk through a Iicnvj sea at tom tnll s nn hiiir To add to our misery ate rould soo tho light of I ou ix along the phnio but knew It was no use to Hliout for no om fluid lunr us In thn gala At last uc BIIU the lights of a nhlP iuiniiig toward She turned COIl to lie tho Herman pilot boat ongllloolt They rnulilnt come elope enough to take us on hoMer and nl hud to climb Jut of the tmiknt and drop Into the sen Then they throw us ropes and took us on board KILLED HIMSELF IN SIGHT OF WIFE AND HER MOTHER Alexander DiKcnhardt twentyfive a Harlem bartender blew out his brnltm In the presence of his wife and her mother list night In the latter Hat at No Sal Cast One Hundred and Twenty fifth street Dcgenlmrdt had until recently lived with his wife mad baby at No 63 Henry street Long Island City A few days ago his wife left him because of his In temperate habits and went to live with her mother Mrs Elizabeth ONell She hall refined to yield to his pleading to return to him when he shot hlm olf Coward Sh e Z9t1a a4 I I Combination Shoe I satisfactorily fills the demnuil for a shoo that fits snug uhdor the I and the instep i arch of the foot over I step Made two widths narrower at the wpist heel and instep than the regulation shoe providing perfect comfort for feet ordinarily I hard to fit Single and Double Soles i GLS6 SOLD NOWHERE ELSE JAMES S COWARD 268274 Greenwich St N Y NUB WiRBEN BTBEIT Nan Orders Filled Send lor Catalogue j 18C3 Established 45 Years 19OB T KELLY 263 Sixth Avenue i Between 16th and 17th Sts Open Saturday Evenings r Clothing on Credit 1 Everything thats new in Mens j Young Mens Ladies and Misses Wearing Apparel for the Fall and yr Winter is now here for your inspection JIkf r llVJ n spection J Z I I it r tf The stocks include every stylish r fF i model every fashionable fabric II r in all the newest colorings of the t season Always rightly priced I 1 Have Your Purchase lif ft r t U j Charged and IfJil r V1 Pay in Weekly or llf iii1 Monthly Payments Mens Suits 1200 to 3500 Womens Suits 1500 to 5000 I Youths Suits 1000 to 2500 I Misses Suits 1200 to 35 00 Overcoats 1000 to 4500 Princess owns 1075 to 6000 Boys Suits and Overcoats 295 to 795 I We Make All Alterations Free of Charge I All Goods Marked In Plain Figures I Dress Well on 1 a WeeK I ONLY ENTRANCE THROUGH FURNITURE STORE A Full Line of Furniture Carpets and Bedding Brooklyn Store 470 Fulton Street You may as well drink good ale It costs no more than other kinds v In Splits Bottle and on Draught at Hotels Cain Restaurant Chop Houses etc Brewery Mottling I Family orders Wed by best Grocers and WIre Merchants rl Jiurs T IIASSI N V At nI 5 Cjaar Sirtet phone niB John d I DIIIA PALE PD T5HOfii l rc p tC R I WaAa s 11 O f t l J 111m 1jj TODAY AT 9 AM I SALE STARTS Today and Tomorrow Will Be Big Days at Selling O t THEIR BIG STORE Corner 6th Ave and 23d St EVERY SUIT TOP COAT CRAVENETTE I OVERCOAT AND TROUSERS AT tf PRICE Unable to Renew LeaseForced to Vacate therefore we are compelled to sell out for what It will bring at retail our quarter of a in Hum dollar stock of Fall and Winter Clothing and Furnish ing Goods confr sing Mens Doys anti Childrens Fall and Winter Stilts Oer oats Trousers Cravenettes Prince Alberts and Tuxedo Suits be sides an immense stock of new stylish Mens Furnishing Goods W e bought largely as is our usual custom from the leading manufacturers of this city Rochester Philadelphia and Baltimore all standard makes of I fine highgrade clothing Man bt these garments wcuid usually sell at from 25 to SW This enormous stock of new Fall and Winter Clothing d has been delivered to us ad is now on our tables ready for senice ready to be sacrificed at half price THE REASON we are compelled to sell We hae repeatedly trio to negotiate for a further lease and have been UNABLE TO PROD I SAME KINGS handling an enormous business must be assured cf fer location at least six months beforehand therefore we have concluded to SIIL OUT clean alt clear at retail at half price Here is your oppor tunlty to supply your Fall and Winter Clothing and Furnishing Gouds needs at atY Regular Prices Snappy Styles Excellent Workmanship Mens Business Suits fens Winter Overcoats Retail Sale Retail Sale t Sizes 34 to 44 Sizes 34 to 11 Price Value Price Value 1000 Fancy Wool Cheviots 500 10 00 Heavy Oxford Overcoat 500 1 1200 Black Cheviot Suits 000 1200 Dark Gray Overcoat 000 t 1400 Brown Cassimere Suits 700 I00 Black Frieze Overcoat 700 1600 Black Melton Overcoat 800 r 800 160oBrown Cheviot tits 1SOO Black Kersey Overcoat 900 IS00 Brown Worsted Suits 000 1S0o rD n ors UI S 2000 Brown or Fancy Overcoat 1000 20 00 Blue or Gray Suits 1000 on 200 Brown of Black Kersey 2500 Pure Worsted Suits 12501 Overcoat Silk Lined 1250 2500 Prince Albert Suits 1200 2500 Fancy Heavy Scotch Chev 2800 High Grade Suits 1350 lot Overcoat 1250 Entire stock of tens Trousers Fancy Vests Boys and Childrens Suits and Overcoats go at H regular prices I Boys Suits Mens Top Coats Retail Long Pants Sale Retail Sizes 34 to 44J Sal alne Price Value Pre 13 to 19 years 10 00 Tan Top Coat 500 600 Fancy Cheviots 300 1200 Black Thibet Fall Coat 600 900 Black Cheviots 450 14 00 Oxford Cravenette 700 1200 Fancy Worsteds 000 1600 Covert Tan Coat 800 1500 Brown Styles 750 15 00 Silk Lined Top Coat 900 2000 Elegant Oxford Silk Lined 1500 Scotch Cheviots 750 Top Coats and Crave nettes 1000 Mens Trousers Retail Sale Boys ShortPants wits 1 I 32 to 44 waist Retail Double BrcastedA Sale Value Price 250 Cheviots and Cassimeres 125 Value 6 to 16 years J Price 3 00 Cheviots 150 3ooFancy 4 oo Worsteds and Scotches200 200 I 400 Black or Brown Cheviots II 500 Worsteds and Cassimeres250 550 Fancy Worsteds 275 600 Custom Made Worsteds 300 700 Scotch Cheviots 350 Pt tT a Cor Sixth Avenue N G S i n and 23d Street Open Saturday Night Until 10 RAILROAD FARE ALLOWED TO OJTDFTOrfi PUIC nEts SHOiV tulR COJPOK TO CASHIE3 I JQI1 i1ufJJt jMr iu f ANS greatest com i fort is tobacco and the comfort is greatest in a good chew Any old time tobacco user will tell you so Prove it for yourself with f The Y FineCut Chew

Made entirely from the choicest Green Rive tobacco famous for its rich lasting flavor Only the purest cleanest leaf Sold in tinfoil packages everywhere at 5 cents Established by I D Na McALPIN CO A 1 U Follow the Crowd Into The Worlds Want Columns d q M MMU AhAAAAAFAAA Iode4AAA I CANDY DEFT PEANUT HISSES POUND 12c j s f MM CGc t l t fUt ij is t Misses Novclty 8t l i4 Stylish J50 8ft Worsted Suits Saturday 6p I T ARGE assortment of colorings Doublebreasted models with semifitted backs Handsomely trimmed on LARGE cuffs and pockets with silk braid Skirts cut extra full with deep hem at bottom Many designs i Sizes 11 to 19 years Alterations Free ot Charge o Ik 4 4 t 4J 4f enue ttsy rrje of t 4 4f o4j4j 1 EVA JJ 7t oft oft4j I l t yF 4j ofof of ofof j 0 of 4 04e 4 01f t I t TRIMMED MILLINERY of S16ccial Reductions on All Our Second Floor 1Jt Y 1 II Hats 4 to In F it fl1 i JMIlllncry Parlors t f tai Ht ys Hs 01 I 11 h1 f MILLl ERY that has just come j 1fr 4 ivL from our workrooms and lf Ii as hats that have served as models tti iko several hundred Hats that have F a ir fit a q oJ leen exhibited by us during the fiJ Y t rte h re ent womb All 0 reduced il i 450 tints 550 Hats u 300 366 i r of t 0 P p w tf 650 Hats 1000 Hats t Sfi Vfr i 6 1 q 666 Y r 434 1 h t r q 1200 Huts up to 3500 Hts t r t 4 i i00 2333 Ii ri r ti v q Tilt IITII STUKKT STOlti Vcmid rinor i 1 CIGARS I II1i Famous 4I z1v 5c Brands I v t 3 at S Price 1 r o 1I tr I Iv J4CIi 44 gj a 1 iC1 IY 4 o K 2I yr Kincft Domestic tobucco own Hand f J iSiw Kery 8 M 1r cigar bind 1 mlnA tt fengra t aroma ten 8 saiipllnl Hall orders niBi f Cimlllrr Ilirllunut I Ix J siilfirlne iuon Ill l ford II Iltiinn I 3 JacI of riuli lliliiinatiiu I 1 25 d Iurpllo IttKulir Icrffi Ie J v tN iors or 10002300 500 1200 v JOO 245 it Guar lUllllUII tic vaaes conslil In f d 2 fnm f I i Haana Itfeaffai I 2 5 Henry I eA I C it 2 HI o KIVKI J I I C George W Chins c Cigars J 1139 e bix of rAi Sai box American tear COJ i Smb 001 ot fu 79c q Hoffman flbutc Jt uiuet TSU ct larly a for Vv t ix of 2 Jp 124 if Tilt irn sntiij STOIa i i Main 1lfxir MEATS LEGS OFG1NtINl A I M K 1 N I i I tlln 14 C I l M Itll sn ell IUSS Ir h Ulllril ilrj nl krU 1 OC Jprspi Clilikrif Hi Iuna si VMUM UH ISOASIS t h west i um 01 xtantllnc 111E roast ih 14e and 72 H11OLE TOI SIHIOISS 01 It6EP i This n aiar tui hte without any nps t Oat r bone regularly KfiiVi it 4 totn on 111 tl llf t Ml 10 HMr w h IIOHK OIN liNi Tt II IEY t 11 ti shimn of yourn hi n TvI w n kl m 20c 5 to s for enc 110 rii sn Iliuu uv MI 121c I LI own cutif Jersey hgs lb 72 j tllOK Cl IS 01 Kill UOAV1 I Cut from natle Battle ftit I I S tH 2k GOC ir Kiji J i I iiil gee Lad UK I 1 Zen m carl ti r in ell eu JTn 25C I Patuirtiy J c III Ill ltwill lawn trcamrr I ranil eeiv i nun l u ill be aura n1 o phase you 1lb 30c rm I allI LEi 4 131thtalt81 ILtfGt Narrow lean tuKa cured tun I Irfc Htrllli speilu sale Hat Itc I t unlriv thlr obitfit IItm5 niK pirlBl Silo hJluruaj Iran 8ufi awed city itno k tl Ih Whole or half hands 13 SlONOGlttllVlIlAHn1 Gallon IPUII v gallon Ltnt reu I HP tar i m lbe full quart lint 12c SUlli lliMir Y 1 WOMENS SHOES c a TAN RUSSIA CALF STORM SHOES with curve top 1 sizes 2Vi to 7and C to HE s WOMENS TAN CALF BUTTON AND LACE SIIOES 4i in sizes 2S to 7 C to EE 8 9 I WOMENS BROWN CLOTH TOP PATENT COLT ip i 1 SKIN DRESS SHOES sizes 2J4 to 7 C to EE j 1000 PAIR WOMENS 400 AND SSOO WALKOVER SHOES largely Patent Coltskln WOMENS TAN CALF LACE BOOTS Goodyear welter soles Cuban heels Sites 2i to 7 and O 1ft I CtoEE 2OV 4 a 1500 PAIRS DARK BROWN AND TAN CALF SIIOES 4 i Ji for GIRLS AND CHILDREN Sizes 6 to 11 79C t s and 11 Vj 102 Jl50 values C s t x y h oOJ WOMENS FUR I BOYS TAN SHOES I ff TRIMMED FELT JU i In sizes 4 411 and 4 tt LIET T E S flexible 5 Youths sizes i soles sizes 3 to i 4 8fi to i2 i i4t H Wine an I 79c I 43 Black an89c I 15J values d BOYS BOX CALF AND PATENT COLTSKIN SHOES In sues 1 to 1 19 i SH 250 values non Sample Shoes In this lot aL it WOMENS 39c I AUNS 50c CHILDRENS soc 7 oC y BUCK O V fc K i DUCK OVbK JERSEY LEG b 1 4 GAITERS seven GAITERS GINGS sizes d button rs aj 4 11 to sizes 8 1 25C I sizes all 25c 6 10 to 25c i r W y i of A i x v I MENS SHOE iff I JLJLJL i vJ JtmAfsLJ Gf yy i Mens 400 and 500 WalK o overs slightly imperfect 198 and 269 oS 01 Illcliaml low Cut largely Patent 4 Coltskin but a lut of Viet Kid xnd 4 4l dull leatluri included Sies 0 to l 11 and A 1 t Ih wide No Mall r rderj on Vaeuytrs I Tlilnl door i A JAUNTY NEW FALL SUITS FOR MISSES Made of Broadcloth and Worsteds Neatly trimmed Nov I city striped lining All colors and Black 14 to 18 years 1500 aii values plU e HANDSOMELY TAILORED BROAD a CLOTH SUITS FOR MISSES Trimmed with satin bands on collar cuffs and pockets Slashed sides edged with satin Full flared skirts r with circular fold and buttons All the tt f I leading colors and Black Values I 1 15 up to 2500 at tp I Childrens Wear 1 1 Gf CHILDRENS MILITARY COATS I la In u number of neat mixtures and I plain colors 6 to 14 fljo x ca 3 98 P A a years 600 values P 1t p CHILDRENS NEW FALL COATS i Many styles and materials Double fa I breasted models with velvet collar and h braid trimming Single breasted Coats I t with inlaid velvet collar colhrls et r a j test edged with silk braid All leading fl 1 I colors Sizes 6 to H years ri 0 5 9 Regular SSOO values 0 lJ if s Aln SCHOOL FROCKS Fine qual fa ity washable Galatea cloth and all Tamil plaids Newest styles in a variety of 1 nobby colorings Sizes 6 to jjf rxo 1 8 Thl Suit 5 1110 17 14 years S30 values piVQ ro Tilt MTU STllKKl SrOHi gerund Flour I Mens and Boys Sweater Coats l I lENS AND BUYS COAT STYLE MiAIUs i Soa t I t s quality wool son worsteds in the lot In uxford and 10 K other colors both pam and fanes S mt a I e with reinforced bottoms and double cuffs i a Val s ur to 51 S Clio it t ty r SA yIES S AM llOV cuT TLr skiV ills VSD BOTH t a6in V NECK sWlATUKS In al color lam und t1 1 tnnc trlnniMl The Coat btjle Swraurn 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reinfocaj t Mpe1 collar TMIVis SwaIPrs 69 C taro Ie f art of wnrstfd In ilaln a 1 cunlbHalon coor I Rlto UI In e171 ro MENS COAT STYLE SWEATERS absolutely pure f Shaker Knit Worsted Full fashioned come In Ea i 4 light and dark Oxford plain and t RA fancy trimmed Large pearl but 198 r tons Value up to 400 ro t I Till 14T11 dTIIKKT STORE Third Iloor WOOD BURNING OUTFITS 10 I Complete woodturnlnK outfits at i price never be sly fore offered The outfit consists of cM 1 Golde Gas Pen f s r cap 1 Glove Box 25r t p 1 Handkerchief Box y Ia a 1 Plaque illli 1ITII tFHKKT STOKK llilrd rluorl I WOMENS WAISTS 11 omens Chiffon Taffeta Wcists also Net and Nuns V iing fy Waists with panels of embroid M xY ery lace insertions a id clusters L i J1 of pin tucks 27r 1 1 98 rf values 0 IrlsrMf sf ra t rt Womens Union Linen Waists neatly tailored f Jq t tit H a Gibson plaits across shoulders and stitched F t it pockets Long sleeves Laundered 1f1I8c j r J collar and cuffs 5150 values XUU R Jt r4ff n Fancy Lace and Chiffon Taffeta Waists li t stylish and popular models In Black t t Brown Navy Ecru and White Designed 1k with Incc insertion Persian trimr OQ i f rning and pin tucks 350 values i Jo41 r t VomcnsContSweat Womens Gulf Vests Vomcns ContSwcllt ft ers fan c y she 11 In RedGrayWhlte and eni doubt or single t weaves dcuble breast mack trimmed with breasted III all col h J tons large trimmed with h 2 rows of pearl but ors willi or without is I pockets and ribbed tans fancy weaves pockets extra fine ftft I 150 val I cuffs p250 ft 1 98 quallly c98 a 98c value 10 398 value ans f trennd IlowoI t T STORE fTllr1tTll STRFFT fa WOMENS SUITS 15 y SPECIAL AT tp I 0 Dlrectolre models Included 1 Latest styles p t eluded with satinfaced revers and 7 buttons Beautifully trimmed with P Guaranteed t satin bands and buttons lining Extra full flared skirts with It deep fold at bottom All colors and black Values up to 2250 r l I WOrtlNS 3750 TAILORED SUITS DI rectolre Emplrei and Colonial models effec t trimmed with Skinners satin and cov lively o erect buttons 42Inch Coats with patch pock I 7 ets high collar French flared Skirts with satin edged fold and but and tons black All the new colors 2498 jY Alterations Free i f A WOMENS FULL LENOTI1 COATS of Ilght i f weight Kersey and Broadcloth with Skinners t satin binds and buttons I lined or half lined f a with guaranteed satin some Dlrectolre mod f els In the lot while others are In collarless ef L 1 fect edged with velvet and silk to braid lack only sizes 34 to 44 1 0 k tSoJ values II r rl TIIK HT1I HTKEKT STORE Reread Wiser i t jiliti I THE 14TH TREET STORE HENRY SIEGEL PRESIDENT i Hiji oIjfl9 e r I e mu 11 A I

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fli fc r 110 I L U L t 0 I I THEEVENINGWOLFRIDAYOOTQBE t 30 lUUtJ wr 1 l M L 156545148 IS RATIFIED AS CITY It BUDGET FOR 1909 t Board Estimate Passes Metz Report Although Borough j r Heads Protest T BROOKLYN NEEDS MORE Coler Insists Manhattan and Bronx Ge Unjust Share I for Maintenance Hew York CJty linclcct for 1100 flBOB4B14H14 After working all night experts of the Flrmnce Department reported today to the Hoard ot Estimate the foregoing us j the grand total for the 1909 budget Promptly the Board approved the j budget but not until several of the I Borough President whose estimates had been slashed by the Board had been heard In protest I Borough President Abeam declared that while ho voted affirmatively for the budget as tlRuied he regarded that ho I had been discriminated against and un Justly and unfairly treated And I do not wnnt to be an obstruc tlonlt although unfairly treated eang I out President flatten of the Bronx Mayor Tilts With Haffen How lOOM the gentleman from the I Bronx vote demanded the Mayor I tersely I If the ChAIr had been listening It would hmo learned that I have voted arc retorted Hnffen The gentleman has done little voting during the past few laS came back the Major and If the President of the Bronx had remained In his seat and not danced attendance on his constituents all would have progressed more rapid 11 r Veil I lime been magnanimous I have signed the budget although pro testing retorted Haffen I congratulate the gentleman from I the Bronx upon havIng done his plain duty the Major repUd hotly President Colcr also got In a protest with the following statement Coler Protests for Brooklyn Of the CXOOOO Increase In the bud I get for the coming year as compared 1 with the budget of 1508 U e Borough i Presidents have received In total In crease for all live boroughs not over onesixtieth that Is the total cost to the taxpayers for IPOS In Increases al lowed to all He Borough Presidents for the maintenance of sewers highway public buildings and olllcis and bureaus of buildings and complete administra I tion of the local government amounts to only SMOCOO or an increase of less than t Jl2 per cent for the cost of borough Joeminent over the current year It U a mistake to assume that be cause Brooklyn has a larger share It will appear on the tax rolls for the tact Is that Brooklyn has gaIned only through a partial reillotmetlt of setter and highway appropriations on a sci entific basIs for which I nave contend ed ever sIno I have been In olllce 4 As to the Manhattan and the lirnnx protest In this matter the unit costs for maintenance allowed by the engineers show that a very handsome pietercnce has been given both tho e boroughs and on dirt roads a one Manhattan and the Bronx rCMfhe V per cent more than HrouKl for the maintenance of each mile of Mich road I CEJf lZE0D 4 Upen ever y venHlg Until 9 oc ock OIJN All ltY lIltUON ltV 1 rfl utll he aIIuIeII in lUMiltu I lvri Hun nf llil iiilirnlnenirni on w Jv mil iirtliln piirihuinl for I h HI ffk f 111 WI r i i in iiii I ar tllHO l F4IM GI AND UtPIDS FUKNl1 UI E 3 iiOt Ft ItNISIiII 65 a CU IIIITI T i inn i HIM i OH IIUUSIJuaIISO lllll I OH Ult MU llIm1I1I tItLclit r M tn ID 1lIIm rI4IOC 5 7 Worl 7 5i UOW1150Wcek 100 1000 200 151 1 1500 4 225 i 200 44 2001 4 I 250 4 aol I 30110 4 350 4 Our Term iilv ANo to J r w York FIII NK I itiI nnnprllii I An Apartment 99 I Furnished Complete 4 volt ClN IlIKCHASE Brand Rapids Furniture ON OUR I LIBERAL CREDIT SYSTEM P 1150 worth 300 down 75 I LOU 100 750 OPRV EVENINQ3 3uAVE8nll8dl9ST f JrandHapids furniture 3 1t001I AftOt umld nl V 4 llunmv 741 It W 5 I lurl1lh urnUliril llmnns 1 ut ul 1211 9 11 Open Monday nnd SntiirrnvEVrnln Z67WIZ5rHSX I An Liir i Cnur u fur II Adrwllsftneriu tor The World mil bt left Ut fur American nisi r let lleseeogu Oltlae d Jt1ark v u J L t I We Donate 10000 to Various Charities Next February The recipients of that amount will be determined by the votes of our patrons Get details at Voting ttootli entrance to Womcnfn Parlor 2d Floor t J J Mf1 t1Ur TlCrOUmJVtl M r Double Stamps an2 Sd I 1 Ride Free Patron of llil store nrc car h Mcat1eT I rdvPnhI 1 iiooPERi I c 110 lrcen V2inl I JV1UI A A v rid rce of clinrtc In Cross J j IEGEL COPER 0 Stamps with each lOc ut purchase I town Vehicle Co1s omnibuses on Hilt bltcct to and I i IEGEL tOOPER G e Before Noon I from 3d Ave HI buhuay nnd surface lines on ld I p Nea1csItThRlYan1 JflG1tEHt1tffPittrnctIT ii I Single Stamii After 12 oClock I and 4ill Acntics and Broaduay I HO OMMCCTIONWlTltXIY OTtlCR STWC i1 JnORKntlMUT pRcsioctrr 1i 4 I I 4 E 2Jk ci tt eT 4 1 S f I I tte1 L t A I 1 Pretty Hats for v Girls and Misses at 125 exceptionally clever model suitable AN for misses or childrens wear made I of blocked felt high crown and rolled brim trimmed with fancy novelty scarf best colors At S 125 I t Girls Misses Hats at 75c i Another good style blocked felt sailors I with droopmj or mushroom brim trimmed i with band and bow best colors At 75c b mart Satin Hats at 195 I 7 Stunning new large shapes blocked of satin overbuckram alldesirablecolort At 195 This Hit 125 Siegel Cooper Store Second Floor Front lath St I Caldwell Pianos at 185 Undoubtedly the best pianos at that price Let us show you Down a p 5DoWn lwk and Week Stool andCover Free No In terest Ao Charge for Cartage i Sleee Cooper Store Hlth Floor Center Womens Waists In Dainty Styles Of Net Messaline or Taffeta at Extra 2L1r ordinarily Low Prices Tomorrow 6 Beautiful Net YnIetsas illustrated white or ecru Iine4 I throughout with Japanese silk fashioned with lace yoke 1 S o1 front and back blouse of her vy embroidered dotted net il embellished with lace insertion and tucking lull length M S I L shaped sleeves of solid tucks special to O QK 0 morrow vt JJ Smart Tailored Wulstlla clever model of chiffon taffeta ij 1 designed with a graduated yoke of French tucks also JJ y fj blouse trimmed with clusters of tucks full length sleeves i 1 attached shaped collar black only tomorrow 295 E I c Charming Messnline Waists newest tailored effect full d i plaited front designed with plaits and French tucking I J r one of the many models is made in buttoned front and lj r back style with full length tucKed trimmed T O QK sleeves black and navy tomorow at Jttl Exquisite Net Waifcts elaborately trimmed with rows of I tt ruffled Val lace Edging and insertion of heavy Venise i lace full length sleeves trimmed with Val lace edging I One of Jhe most clever models shown this season 5 I in white or ecru special at Slctei Cooper StOre Second Floor Cenierl I I Victor Talking Machines j and Edison Phonographs VLt These two machines each standard in its class need no I introduction to you But just let us remind you that I we sellthem on easy terms W kly ma YoIoe 1 WV ee V a small cash payment and s iSleiel Cooper Slur Third floor Rear I t 1 j Groceries i Saturdays Specials PURE jar CLOVER IlONltYull pint JJQg GRAHAM BISCUITS oyster crackers or crisp iota biscuits regular fc aIi c package 72 SOfT SHELI WALNUTS lbs 18c 1 Ib FLORIDA SWEET ORANGES dot 25c NEW CRISP CEIERV bunch three 9c i 0 stlka FANCY NEW CAuYlYlOWERench 10t I q ANPY CRFAMERY BUTTER print 32c SIICFD BACON Ib I fiEo HAM machine sliced Ib PAc i Ito STEIN IIUTTPRINEprint 2 o Fresh Meats Loins 01 fresh Jersey pork Hind quwieta bf Canodamullon Whole top sirloins for steaks roaala I ib 1 Choice fresh killed boiling lib C tl chickens Ij Whole corned rump of nth ij beef Lu Iresh made country pork aau r f Fancy sage quality fresh tllleiTrOMl t 1 ftp lot chickens l Cholc cuts of rib roast Ib lOg Selected fresh kllId Kpin fowl S lb bm Selected jean trimmed Jersey MJn I If Slep l Cooper Store fourth floor I 4 w I a HM H I I E E B E Hi F r A Forced Sale See What the Long Warm Fall Has Done to the Prices of Cloth ing of as Good a Make as America Knows the regular course of things the maker should have sold this clothing fully a month ago But 5 IN the long slow warm fall played hob with his calculations and finally forced a sale that he is likely to remember with as much regret as you will remember its results with pleasure However he was glad to get what we gave him and the event is all joy from your stand I point The clothing is of a famous makea make as good as any turned out in this country The clothing has the snappy look and the trim smooth permanent fit that mean good tailoring in rJJ good cloths Let these prices talk Att d I Men a Youth8 At10 Suits Overcoats J Ip and Cravencttes S worth 15 to 20 The suits are in good pure worsted fancy all wool cheviots black thibets hundreds of patterns to choose from All sizes for men and youths The overcoats are worth up to 20 Fall and Winter weights Black and Oxford kerseys black and Oxford meltons and friezes Fancy overcoats all patterns in grays browns tans olive and greenish shades P Cakes for Halloween Halloicn cake nude to order 1 each and upwrd CARAMEL IIEETSvcry rich 15c cut nrviLs fOOD CAKEvlry rich and epic ICED with chocolate 15c ut Wines and Liquors Saturtiaut Special CO full quart bottle California 3Se Sherry fiflj full quart bottle Muscatel Wine 4lc til bottle imported Mantsnllla Sherry H4c III bottle Imported Consolsdor Port 84c 91 bottle louse Crown Jamaica Rum8 1C 7Sc tottle bmerald Irish VhilskeyCiSc Soc bottle Ramsey Scotch Whisker Hie IZS full quirt bottle Treadmill 98c hlskey I 1 full quart bottle Capitol No 8 84c Whiskey t tide full quart bottle Club Mouse 74c Whiskey C IO bottle rtrrsndt ThieeStar J1 f 4 1 124 Cofnae Brandy S 1 6 1 OOc bottle Perfection Cocktails 78c IZS large bottle more than t OUn quart Illfrlni Holland Gin OL blegtl Cooptr Store ouflh Floor Troni At5 Mens and Youths Fine Grade Fall and Winter Suits worth 10 Worsteds chev lots and cassimeres Including sizes for youths 14 to 20 years and men 34 to 50 breast meas ure I I I I Slegel Cooper Store Alain floor Hear 1B f 161 4 n Good Books 29c We offer tomorrow at 29c a number of books which we sell regularly at 45c These are all good novels many of which orig inally sold at S 150 and others that are as good as the usual 150 book Lay in a supply of this good reading for the long evenings that are now heie and the longer ones that are rapidly approaching Here are the titles The Beads of Tasinir by Amelia Bill The Soul of Lllilh by Corelll laJy Paramount by harmed St ices by Steienson Ilnrbara add by Roberta The Thrall of Uelf the lucky by llen crantt An Enemy to the King by Stephens The Hcait of Home by Crawford The MS in o IfeJ Box I The Lmpfrors Candlestick by thrones Orcey The Silent House by Hume The Lost Viol by Shiel Calumet K by Merum Webster The Conqueror by Atherton The Heal WolJ by llcrrlck A Chicago 1rincess by Uarr The History of David Grieve by Mrs Ward Tli Four Feathers b Mason The Pride of Jennlco by Cattle Girls of a either by Ilarr Lucy Hardline by Holmes Joan of the Sword Hind by Crockett A Matter of Millions by Breen Miser Hoadleys Secret by Marchmont My Lady Cinderella by Williamson Choi e of the Cj 29c above books at h1t C Slegel CAoper Store Third Floor Center Womens Suede Shoes r1l at 350 V XACT copy of the 6 to 8 EXACT featured under the 0 name of Castor shoes by the high priced specialty shoe v stores And it may also interest you 10 know that many of the p stores cannot supply the demand for this grade of footwear even at I the higher puces Bui we I ore saw the popularity ol all suede shoes and placed contracts long agj and we arcreceivinu daily indreds of pitr ot ihe kind now most wanted At 350 a IHllr these shoes are positively the best bargains announced in a very very long time Womens II Foot Mould Sit len 3 All the favorite leathers except suede in smartest styles great variety of lasts and we promise to lit every woman per fectly all sizes You save SOc to 2 on any pair as com pared with other stores prices for shoes that art no better Misses Shoes at 98c A spceaI lot of about 400 pair made of JongoU kid with patent leather tips cry serviceable all ue Meiel Cooper Store 5001111 I too hear J At I Mens and Youths Suits iI 15 Overcoats and Cravencttci I Values up to 25 and 30 The suits are in a great variety of the fin est worsteds and velours all the newest col ors and patterns The fall overcoats arc silk lined made from the best unfinished worsteds and vi cunas also fancy whipcords and coverts val ues up to 30 The winter overcoats are of finest kerseys in black and Oxford fancy meltons cheviots and every desirable fancy novelty 20 and 25values The cravenettes are the genuine Priestley Some with silk yoke and sleeves all sizes for men 20 values o I Derbies and Soft Hats For Men and Youths 135 ToMorrow e Good quality hats in latest blocks made up for this seasons selling for a store in the West but for business reasons were not delivered to that 4 store by the maker All perfect goods in correct styles L I for fall and winter Derbies are in I black and brown soft hats in black I brown gray or tan 1 I Slegcl Cooper Store Main Floor Rear t S T 1 1 tr1 J 1a C t fr i rI joiT i I l 1 F t r I o j rl ftj I iii a 11 I 250 Leather Bags 150 I A SPECIAL purchase enables us 4 JL to offer at exactly 1 off the re ular price of genuine goat seal leather bags They are cut full 13 inches wide extra deep fitted with large change purse leather lined and leather covered frame These bags are stylish and will give good service for they are made exceptionally strong We ourselves have sold any number of the se bags at 250 and they are mighty good value at that price Jb 1 50 Saturday special at JL Slcgel Cobpcr Store Aisle Floor front 18th Sti Misses Very Fine Tailored Suits Including a Number of Sample f g Suits from a Maker Famous 18 5 0 the for btyle Values2530at 0 r HERE isnt one suit among these 125 beauties that THERE would not be willing to buy for 25 even after you had hunted the city over for its best values P There are forty or fifty sample suits from a famous creator b of styles for girls which would easily bring 30 One of these is illustrated as an example Choice of broadcloths and fancy worsteds in the colors you like Take any suit in the lot 18 50 tomorrow at fr Misses Cnrncul Cloth CoalsA Mistcs Fancy Worsted Skirts A grand bargain for tomorrow I lot of fine nutated materials I that a leading skirt manufacturer f Chic caracul cloth coats for turer had to clean up We gave misses or small women semi him our handsomest model to re j tilled back full length lined produce It is a clever modified with fancy satin In black I sheath effect gored has a very fold and trimmed i i I deep is with blue and brown Worth 1 satin buttons Worth 2250 tomorrow 15 fG75 and 750 tomor 5 only at row at Sleifel Cooper Store Second floor inter a jIIil Dolls Folding GoCarts at 169 t i Sold idgularlu at 250 44I Weve had these in our regular stockfrom which weve sold 44 z scores of them at S2SO They are good reed carts with reed I t sides back and dash malleable iron gear and rubbertired wheels They are large roomy cirts and will easily hold 25ln doll lomorrow 169 Sleuel Cooper Store Third Floor Rear I Mens Gold Filled Watches 650 Value Mor To ffiiQ425 row at f x eEl I L N I timekeeper EX guaranteed rn us for one jLar popular 12 size plain open face gold filled case which we guarantee for 10 years fined with a leveled nitnement A saving of moris ihan a third at lonutrows 4 25 a puce i et Cooi SUle Mom liner I run I I Playing Cards and Score Cards HnwK Claying Cards seconds of Gilt edge Congress Playing a 25c quality to morrow n Cardb assorted backs ill the a pack 9 C newest designs tomor Chairrllur Club Pinochle Play row a pack SlUt inc Cardb hiphly finished and Ruicells Hegulaia Plaing a refiiilar 35c card to O1 Cardslong distance 17 morrow a pack hIC i laces tomorrow a pack A1 IJiryilc Plnyinjr Cardsivory tin I Sporting Muns Pla ing Cards ihli abboned backs and cui n gold edge linen linish value ors tomorrow a pack loC I 29c a pack tomorroW 17c Piniiclilo 1 aing nrds 4fi at cards to the deck I nine spot 1 Bridge Whist Score Podsvery low I morrow a pack iC good value 10 morrow IiiUKli No UhKtichri Plu I at lOc IPK Cat tillsold regularly SOU Score Pi Js tomorrow at 20k a pack to morrow i tJC each 1UC Rail llriilgt club lisen Pluy Point Hiichrc hilly Curds iiiK ardtIo morrow a tomorrow dozen R C pack 2C Whist MiirKfrs iomorrow njdnHb lnultf Ilnjinx Cunh a pair aiC moot in HiiKland m rn ISlu1 ioup Store ThirJ Floor UK i row a pack JWP en tr t Post Card Albums Pisltil C ad Allu in l1rcl 1obia t aril A hums bound in cloth side or end renln r Itnroriid cloth beautiful de blicK carrin leaves ltd oo signs on covers green inisnor t cards worth hUe Sl11i1 IDJ iiiu carls wor h 75c Jay at Ut vsc SmuJjs al SieiI LOOp stu t Third floor Center 1 lET I Ask for S 11 Green Trading Stamps We Give Them Z n L Uy I 5 J t

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i w Jr U III I I JAbf IoMt J H JI 7 U 1 JT JW i jj iiiii 111iiii rI j Kt1 W t d I H f Pf 1 1I f d 9 WI THE EVENING WORLD iTBIPAY OCTOBER 30 1908 THE BURSTING I OF A 25000000 t GOLD HUBBLE 10000 Investors Have Ex perience jind Diaz of Mexico Has Their Cash t t rrr AT GREENES BAIT Had Visions of Great Vealth Until Government Gobbled Mines There In a tine ot romance In the complete and dlsa trou failure of Col AV C Greenes Got SIler Mining Co Afhlch has gone Into bankruptcy with mountainous liabilities and assets of f 115 In cash and some secondhand offlce furniture The unusual feature J la that the promoter wJo Interested 10600 or mon supposedly levelheaded Viltizena of the United Statei In a pro ject to take ship load of gold and all ver out of practically Inaccesalblo Mex can mines went broUo himself and sank his fortune with the contributions of his associates rt No more ambitious schema to extract unlimited riches from the fabled ranges and caverns of precious ore In Mexico was ever launched than that of Col W C Greene Its vast possibilities nlded I In separating many a dollar from an investors bank roll Mines In Mexico I From the time that gold was discov ered In California thousands of pros pectors and promoters have wrecked their lives and fortunes against the I supposedly inexhaustible stores of gold I In the mountains Mexico Legends brought by Indians nnd Mexicans across tSi e border of towering peaks glistening with gold and silver and deep valleys i ttiroujjh solid walls of ore have grown i Into statements of tact There Is fold In Mexico and silver too but the Americana who have benefited by It are fen The Mexican Governments keeps a watchful eye over these vast stoles or I wealth In the mountains of the Repub lie The benevolent despot President i piaz has so surrounded them wlth I legal safeguards that they are practl I jally proof against foreign Invasion I Titles to gold mines are Invariably held jield by the Mexican Government and r ynly w 01 king rights are glvan to op era tlng companies A heavy tax is Imposed which mutt Ue paid every four months If the tax t is deiaulted a heavy penalty attaches and If this with the accrued taxes la i hot paid within sixty days after notice the mines revert to the Government That is what has happened to the min ing properties gathered by Col Greene L Into his Goldfailv Company 7 Sank His Own Fortune j Col Greene In on his ranch In Can t 4nea Mexico He has not been In New york for n year and In nkl to be a sufferer from nervous prostration under I the constant clue of Dr Galbraith of Los Angeles He has sunk in the Greene GoldSilver Company his Mexi can and Arizona copper Interests and lils ranches aid lila wifes property are Jiravlly mortgaged The stock sold as high as 10 a share dropped to 52 and Is worthless now except for wall paper l The Greene GoldSllvei Conipanv ap peared to be a ulniilns proposition at the time of Us oiKuilatmn Col n Qtttnr whn tifirt mud money In tx IPO nml prnfeRd In fnmltlnr with the ground mniln rlnhurntn pinny which on pnpAi could not fnll In till fnrly elKhtlrp liptc hnd bfn n mining lioom In Mrxlco which rnii punicd thn wrAllli of n rt mnnV Amrrlpiin tnd KnalNh rnmpnnlr lilly nil failed from tho pHmnl mine lint lhrc wni no ndiiiii IrAnpntllIon for the ore arroM the mnuiilaln tops anti grand cniyons of MiMO Couldnt Flnrnce Road Col Jrrfne formiilated the plan of uniting In onn Kroup HIP nilnrs of Vvst ChihuAhuA nntl Southern sotiura which were contiguous Ho prottoinl extend Inir a railroAd through these dlrtrlcti some Ml mile nnd thus furnishing thi rommunlintlon for liKk of which thes earlier entnurlseg rolled But Co tfrceiM never hullt hit rail road Hi never pot tint far In the ino 1ect Its tlnnlicliiK failed The propopml eMionip df the inllrund runnIng In plsirn ni high ni t ip o pel mllo flight I vnnl cipltnl Affr getting Its inuifs I the company wits shy rw wO Horded to bullil the rail road and work thu mltips Cxtraorditmry forts were made by the coinpiuy to nttrart lne tois Halt pf gn advertisements were printed In the npwspupiri n glowing prospectus was I United and the following excerpts from th financial pages trll the full story of I I the I Ail 1Id to hook loope capital i Some of the Bait Company owns 116 mlnrt all hut four of them being held In fee simple When finished the SlOMoot tun I nel connecting the Navldnd Zarn Kopn and Sun Carlo mines will In tersect the vein which Is twenty five feet wide showing or values ac high as 25 a ton I Thlrtvtwo bars of silver valued at SGlUM fiom the Greene Gold Ihr II1ln t lien lrlllH1 hI hi hllOhulI Mr tiC lflIrsd lilt i 1 III Ihnl liriti 11 nil 1 1II11Ih fot n nv 11mI 11 ItOllilltllln itt the giili 1111 IIIIO hI 11 tijitttt bY tix ttlgIIllCI1 nl101 111111 11111 t 1JlIrll 11111 hI I lit 1n11it i4ltit I cittiuI III gllnlll Mv IK rinttillng Tin inlll of III ininpinv nrc now I rent 11K Jl 0114 ur orn n dat Tin url iiviidi1 i I IP A Ion ninl tIC ex jiMiM1 nf milliiK IS nliiinl K or S1 per ton lniliiK tin mrago net lila fit of nliniit JJI per ton Tlip rOln p1 0 e s foil I pilriilpnl inltipi HIU I lie loll Ill tosil Snn 1 lie co Nat IttiitI ninl llKinli TinIP Is liloPkptl Wit on tlir p properties 0Hi ton of ore of nn average vnluo of 114 In roll to tile ton and a total lIllIe of S feiOO Some Big Investors Bis mm put their money Into Ito protect The llonnl of lrectors InrliKlpd such miMi tit t JioiKw 1 Kobiiscli of the Pt Ioul S Om iVmpnnj Hmrj Ollech ci flier ninl Itl Ill I llerolzliclmer of the aRle Iencll lonimi Col Tlmrlen W MorKp On In n Hlenkley ntiil Janiox W Ilottlnml of Franklin Pn mul II W IHlsliury the recent aeplrnnt for the Ilepubllcnn truliprnntorlnl nomi nation In jCow Hnmpghlre It cnknl good even to hint S Colcr Borougi 1riililent of UrooMvn vIm Invent tile cash ninl became n director Outside of n few broker It Is doubt ful If any ono has mnde mon on the Greene GoldSilver Colli pan It now ones Its odlcurs vnrlous people for 6UII piles employees and ionio of the orlguih owners of the mlneH upuatd of 7Wj and perhapo more Col iicene bunelf ii R irpdltor of the coiniiani lor not les thnn 1500000 There Is nothing to RO after today sjd n IntKC stocKholdot to an Jrnlno W til i I i us t I v I I i I I I I I I I ne I I PI i Hi i V My Nose Wasnt Intended for Eyeglasses is an expression with which we Ire often greeted by prospec tive customers Before they leave us they are convinced that HARRIS SUCTION CLIP fits arty nose Attached any eyeglass for 35 cts j SOLD ONLY AT OUR FIVE STCRES W1 OCUUSTS AND OPIKIANS I 54 EAST 3Jrd Street Near Fourth Are I 54 WEST USih Street New Lraox Are I 442 COLUMBUS AYe Slit 82nd Su I 76 NASSAU Street Near John St I I BROOKLYN 489 Fulton St Opp AlIeS i 3franfclin Simon Co Fifth Avenue J7th38th Sts SPECIAL SALES SATURDAY Misses High Class Tailored Suits Three Piece Suits Three Piece Suits Three Piece Suits Dressy Tailored Suits of Imported Colonial model of Imported Cheviot Dress Tailored Suits of Imported Cheviot in London Smoke Navy or In Smoke Navy or Stone Green long Broadcloth In leading fall shades Old Blue smart threequarter coat coat military collar silk tie satin Dir ioire coat satin trimmed rich satin lined velvet collar with princess lined and interlined tailored princess silk lining princess dress to match dress to match 14 to 20 yew dress 14 to 20 years coil 14 to 20 sears I 1975 2950 3950 Actual value 2950 Actual value 4500 Actual value 4950 Girls Winter Coats Misses Winter Coats I Girls Military Coats Misses Caracul Cloth Coats Navy Blue Imported Cheviot long model Full length model of Imported Caracul Cloth velvet collar red flannel lining military but superior satin lining novelty buttons 975 c ff tons 4 to 12 years Actual value S1575 8 to 18 years Actual value 2500 1OUU Girls Dressy Coats Misses Pony Skin Coats Of Broadcloth In leading fall shades fancy Selected Russian Moire Pony Skins full satin lined handsome novelty buttons 6 to 16 length model satin lining handsome buttons 19 7 5 3450 years Actual value 2950 12 to 20 years Actual value 845 00 a BoyS Suits and Overcoats l oys Winter Suits Chinchilla Overcoats Boys Tuxedo Suits Norfolk and DoubleBreasted all wool Of Imported Chinchilla Gray or Navy Of fine Imported Black Dress Worsted cloth plain colors and mixtures extra I Blue doublebreasted model velvet I gros grain silk faceda number silk knickerbockers 8 to 17 years collar 3 to 12 years lined 8 to 17 years I 675 850 975 Actual Value 975 Actual Value 1250 Heretofore 1650 Boys Winter Overcoats Young Mens Suits Large Boys Overcoats Distinct College Suits I Nobb English model of Imported Over Imported fabrics In new shades of Gray coatings in new colorings wool lined 97r i Olive Green or Brown also plain Navy 31 12 7C I I to r ears Actual value S1500 I O j to 38 chest ctual value S1650 I iJ I English Storm Coats Young Mens Suits I 0 ashonable model of Brown or Gray t exclusive imported fabrics In all the new back cloth button to neck 1450 1 hidings superior cut finish and workman 15 75 9 to 17 years Actual value 1975 i tTest Ac uil value 21 50 n I RIKERS 34TH STREET DRUG STORE was established one year ago It is the finest Drug Store in the world It is located on a thoroughfare which is destined to become the greatest thoroughfare in the world 4 Rikers 34th St Drug Store is a distinctive store because in spite of its elegant appointments the same I Rikereasonable prices are in evidence as in all Riker stores FREE ANNIVERSARY OFFER I After lOA M Saturday October 31st 1908 we j will give with each purchase of 25c or more one box of Bell Mead Sweet Chocolates until the 1500 boxes which we have arranged for arc gone I SPECIALInteresting to Smokers Wilt every pur chase of 25c or more at our Cigar Department we will give Free a package of Prize Cup or a packagf ot Regatta II Cigarettes I j ii If you have never sad our 341 St Store a visit will i will repay you whether or not you desiiv to make a purchase i Drugs Medicines Sick Room Supplies Prescriptions 1 Photo Supplies Rubber Goods Toilet Articles Qndiis I Family Wines and Liquors Stationery Hair Goods Peranies and the Finest Sfdi Fountain in the vuikl I RIKERS DRUG STORES New York rooklyrBolltcs t I i 1 W PiJ i I i 4 t I a A U I r Greenhut While Shopping refresh yourself with a cup of d an a tea to be had in our C Louming Room free of ompany charge Dry Goods W B Reduso Corset The ideal corset for the stout women and or the women with larfle hips for it reduces the body belo the waist line as no other corset docs and 1 it wit hour discomfort or plivscnl ii iniur I t embcdie odmirnblv x n hIlt h p sub liviji liitutc Vct T jives poisr 10 i hi fL iir and f l Mrrn ilieiib iii j sp ne nnd buck U V c THE REDUSO is a icunnfic J 1 illv consu ruled corset II ac J I onphSf1l S 115 ITIUHnificlnt re fJ sills not by Jrtttilt b1I by nc n ot peculuily bpcJ ors nl curviss In It jjivij IJch jtl Ii con iiiciion 1I11f us w nrci must I II Mud virti ohcit thrown Pal anJ t1t r11 1 0I I ab 1OI1ICII draw in I r iI Vl 722 Price h p 300 S c t enhuf cC CH1m1 c ih AV is h to ifth si 1 W a net r t Th vnJ4 WorlJs Want Uire ory maes iiiire offers of 1Iolllitut iun 4iiw OIIir tun j v Ilm in Ihs fivoryv g H t I Greenliut Toilet Gooas Saturdays Daily Specials Munvons Witch Hnrel Soup vnlue ISc at jc I and Mcnncns Talcum Powder value 25c at 20c CnMile Sonp white or IJrecn3 Ib bars vnluc 25c at 18c Com Compaxiy VVcstphnls Auxilintor for the hair vn uc 100 at 47c Sunitol Tooth Paste or Powder vnluc 25c at 14c Dry Goods Main Floor I I I F w ic c 1q4 I IWI IV 1 i IILI t I ffII1I 4 t 4I I I gi1uai I Ir K I UII W1 F I 1 I I ls I I 7 t i c I I JILI I I Womens Coats Four Greenhut Special For Saturday Broadcloth Coats pretty Directoire model Trimmed with heavy satin and braid lined with Beldmrjs guaranteed satin 50in at 1975 Another Broadcloth Model semifit ted doublebreasted coat shawl collar ot panne velvet trimmed with satin braid and edging folds and buttons lined with guaranteed satin 50in at 1975 Kersev Coats collarless effects trim med with satin bands in Empire style Trimmed with braiding end buttons satin lined 50in model value S 650 at 1275 Broadcloth Coat without collar I finished with braid and velvet lined throughout with guaranteed satin 50 H inches value S16 50 at 1275 i i Second Floor I I Childrens Coats And Bonnets Childrens Cloth Coats a number of extremely pretty models for the little ones of 2 to 6 years trimmed with soutache braid and velvet in Alice blue navy blue and red value 57 00 at 450 Corduroy Coats splen did models with full skirt and finished with roll col lar and cuffs complete with kid belt in white brown tan gray navy and red sizes up to 5 years value 5650 at 47o I Childrens Bonnets of a I soft hghtweignt felt in white and colors dainti ly trimmed with ribbons and flowers value S1 50 at We Second Hoar I Charming Demi Tailored Suits I lor Misses and Small WomenI at 1975 i The pirl in the middte of the group wvars n new Green hut creation which deserves prominence of the head I lines It is made from a particularly fine grade of chev ron serpea 3piece semi tailored suit hint combines most beautifully the attractions of suit and dres With out the coat as worn indoors ihe effect is of a charming jumper dress Vith the coat the weiner has a strictly I tailormade appearance I This Greenhut exclusive style has a Greenhut special price on it Instead of 25 as it might P7O 75 I j well be the price is pJyO Broadcloth Princess Suits as worn by fipure on left princess dress trimmed with satin strap to give the new I Mane Louise effectcoat is made on the hipless lines I and not too long for the small woman to be had in black navy olive smoke and catawba a regular CQ9 50 I 3750 model Special lor Saturday pd OU k I Smart Cloth Dress nothing to tnkf its place for alter j noon and evening wear For Saturdays selling we offer J a frock like that worn by figure on right made of a fine quality broadcloth in rose catawba 1 2950 olive and black regularly sold at 3500 I Second Floor I I Our Special Selling of Trimmed Millinery for Saturday affects a variety of entirely new and effective models in medium and large hats at 750 10 and 15 Marabout crowns Breast Tur bans and Large Hats for Women and Misses Second Floor Salon I 500 Tucked Net Waists at 395 These waists one style of which is pictured are made of white or ecru net finely tucked and combined with Directoire tie of green rose blue or brown messaline silk Lined with Japanese silk A standard S5 waist for 395 Tuscan Net Waists in taupe brown navy green black and dP 5 white collar trimmed with heavy black silk cord and finely I 4JVt plaited ruching regular 5700 iIMi ift I value special 500 While Net Waists a very stylish model tucked and embroideied 4il zrJC all overtrimmed with imitation k Irish lace and six real Irish me iP L dallions which add greatly to 1 I i their beauty as well as value j7 tl fully worth 750 special 500 l Colored Tuscan Net Waists and blackthe entire waisT in Copenhagen navy brown tucks and straps of messame in the is made of half inch waistsilk buttons and knotted silk tie same shade as the give it a smart dressy appearance special 690 0 FOR MEN Regular 50c Suspenders at 25c These suspenders are of a make widely advertised and very well kn wn Youll find them in all first class furnishing stores at 50c a pair One of the conditions of the purchase was that ve should not advertise the brand Not over two pans to anyone customer Saturdays bpecial price 25c Mens Underwear Greenhut Qualirv and Values Medium Worsted Underwear njturl color cotefitting cuffs tlOubie tll us ai lU Mens Imported Underwear wirier ut pin Bilhrgg caten mm me u tl ii I c II 411 uuiluut all Ihe nanis am upej at if 13 J Natural Wool Underwear inurueifcin is i pille or doab i rea t n III H at 145 Import d Ribbed Cotton Underwear n ilir man demsblo win ei p11 al b1 65 Mercerised Urideivearix In heavy nyr In ultra or wll ICi i7i i iiniiKii v a i u c JJfISI SI 5 Australian Wool Underwear net iral toon nrpic or Double rusted tl Ti aiiixli 11 ylv SLlWJlll wunei gil incut i lou iitin1 cuff ur lf iM L5JSLy nderv ear 11 w or white nelumuonht him nU TiTnfiii irivvi t vv t if11 I wart ii 11 Ill scmrn ci l J CashiTicit Bljit l bbecl Undci wear Mik niche j value 110 hi y sv Greenhut and Company 6th ao ww

I I c 5 ti Women Sweaters scnter i 0 I II n c And Dressing Sacques Lambs i 001 in the new coat model to be had in the j fancy or mannish weave finished c with automobile collar and a narrow Ii bordered effect in red tan or blue 5 all sizes up to 44 bust value SlO I I for Saturday 750 Ji Flannelette Dressing Sacqurs soft comfortable and dainty sacques m j pretty flowered designs some wnh I collar at neck others finished with satin bands all sizes up to 46in Iii value 5150 at 98e I I Leather Vanity A very dainty but i j little useful bag I I BagReduced madeoflonggroin i I I calf leather with strong top handles fitted with mir II I 1 ror and powder leaf booklet also 11 outside handkerchief pocket regu I larly sold at 200 for Sat 1 I I urdav 150 MIn Floor i I Silk Petticoats Worn I e ft Icoa s I ens Slk I A t Low Prices Petti coats 1 of soft finished taffeta made with deep sectional flounce in the new changeable ef i i fects or plain colors also i I black value 54 75 at 350 Jersey Top Petticoats with I flounce of heavy rustling taffeta silk the most desir able pett coat for the coming I cold weatner value 5550 I at 395 I atSilk Silk Petticoats made of heavy taffeta with deep sec tional flounce or plaited I ruffle in all the new shades and black value 550 at 475 I M isses Petticoais genuine Heotherbloom pet t I coats I finished with deep flounce III in all the wanted colors and black value 200 at zlbU IQI Scond Floor II Boys Clothing Stylish but Not II I Expensive Clothes that look well fit well A and wear well at modest prices Easy enough to buy I 4 good clothes for the boys at I high prices ihe problem is to I t invest moderately and yet be II 1 1 fully satisfied Here are offer 11 Ii ings for Satiuday that show I I Ii convincingly how well we I I have solved that problem l I i Boys Suits m the Norfolk and dou I brbrtasisi styles 1 wili two pairs of knickerbockers made nt one tancy I cheviots valli 750 at 595 ii Bows Fancy Suits Sailor and Kjtsian styles 01 tancv mixtures 25 i to 10 ears yalue 650 It 450 Bovs and Childrens Over coats and Reefers of navy blue r dun tiiuai HunneUlineo i sIzes 3 to 12 i 9i years value 7 60 at 595 Boys Fulllenolh Overcoats I for boy 7 t J 17 yeau handsomely tail red end rut in fancy rmxurM lined with allwool and Venetian tllIgl in tan Oxford grav and brown specel 850 1 1 Votlllf Vletl5 Suits o le had n pin and fancy ibric for streetand re A WViues oi I 37 III crest meaJ lie ipeitlly Je ind for young r men f tin blZ50 In 2250 i And Haberdashery too suraicrs Lih anJ lounging iobe pijamas lii j et nU iiuis iTTv r en1 eli Avenue 18lh to 19th Street 1 fti J ts 4

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THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY OCTOBER 30 1908 111 e I FEAR OF CHINESE r I PLOTTERS MARS I i FLEETS WELCOME I i I Few Natives Invited to Cere J t monies at Amoy and the People Resentful I I I AMOY Oct 80The Thlneso people ftr apathetic regarding tho arrival herr today of the second squadron of the I t United States Atlantic fleet Few na tive turned out to ltnevi the arrival i of the battleships composing as they i do the strangest naval force that ever i entered this port j The Chinese officials were of course on hand but the welcome might be said to be wholly official there being a i j complete lack of the enthusiasm shown In Japan I Onlv one hundred Chinese guests will 1 be admitted to the grounds on which I the celebrations planned for the recep I tion of the American officers and sailors I I will be hieUl and the resentment at tho I measures taken to exclude the Chinese I from paitlclpatlon In the celebration IH the cause of general dissatisfaction over the nrrinKements i One circumstance much regretted Is the fact that the British Consul has issued a circular stating that the loch ofllclals have declined to Issue more than sixty pauses to the enclosure tr Illtlsh subjects and that In conse quence he will refuse to accept a pass This mixup la caused bv precautions due to the ftar that Chinese revolution ists will cam out a plot to assassinate high Chinese ptllclals who have been marked for death In order to prevent any of the plotters Retting Into the inclosure where It was planned the mur ders were to be committed the Invita tions have been limited to those who through their oincial standing must be I present The city Is thoroughly policed by troops and soldiers to provent trouble and all undesirable persons have been deported The lleet appeared oft Tal Tan Island at 6 SO oclock this morning having i been met ten miles out at sea by the Chinese torpedo gunboat Felvlng which escorted the ships to their an chorage The ships entered the harbor In a single line the Louisiana flagship of RearAdmiral William U Emory I commanding leading and after form I ing double line dropped their anchors nt 911 oclock whlln the term on thor l iml the llnuxhlp of the flilnrrp egtmd on t hlq llnlrlil fired the lIs111nllr IUlPH vhlplt wrro t iillyd In by 1101 American nhlpt ImnuMllntrly the rifles came In uniliot apt IlitlDti of the miptili elite rul gee whlih hurl preceded the iinmlrnn boarded Admiral llmuiys tlIghtp i eio ely followed by the harbor muster i Admiral Sah commander nf the fhl nese squadron who boarded the tins slip at 10 oclock left with Admitil Kmory the cads of 1tlnre Tu Lang and Linn Tnnjen lreprr ident of the foreign board the Imperial repre sentatives sent by the government at Peking to welcome the Heel I Copt Dalwlgh of the German cruiser i Nlobe the only foreign naval vessel In the harbor also ailed to pay his rc spects to Adnilrnl Isn try as did lulhui H Arnold the American Consul at Amoy j At 2 oclock this afternoon Ailinlrnl Hrnnry come nnhoro and toll format tolls on Crime Tit liiiiK II till IlittiK InnMil Mii Impiilill uinmlssloiieta anil nthrr nlllilnlH I Ana rlrnn prude lime been In ml oil mil me stationd mi the bench and rilu iRilii1 marts No 111 i rq o j men will le allowed to poe me nitifu clty of Amoy DEATH STOPS WEDDING lr i i rr l llrlilfuritoin ICIIIeil III Itiiiini Mlrr TllliiK nf Joy Jacob Velnstrln who wan to havi been mntrlid In a few duvs was found dead Inn nHIIII ra mum eml todnv by llirnard Ioppoi with whom he boarded nt No 311 2 st Marks place I Manhattan Velnstcln came Imnip isle last night I He spoke of his marriage furl of his business prnspcrltv The windows wele I open and the big wind probably blow out the gas hE JL HE supremacy of Arrow Collars is due to the fabric which is vhiter finer more evenly woven and more flexible than that used in I ordinary 2 for 2c collars ARROW I I COLlARS 15 cents each2 for 25 cents CLUETT PEABODY U CO Maker DONARA I S ARROW CUFFS Last of the October Sales J Ir The exceptional interest of these specials lies in the fact I l h that they are Brill clothes tailored in the most modern plants I I GET I of fabrics from the worlds best mills md cut on the most TRE recent models shown in New York l JUnIT Here are values possible because of Brill trade advan i tages and various commercial conditions The Brill policy demands that Brill customers secure the benefit of all Brill i t advantages and this policy it is which has made Brill stores j 1 i 1 a fa l a the fastest growing stores in America I 15 18 Value Fall Coats i a 4 J Suits and Cravenette el0 tl l Raincoats t1J r k FALL COATS with fine serge linings and satin sleeve linings cut on new correct models Fabrics are all I s t wool Wick and Oxford Tlnbeis and fancy Cheviots in c tan gray brown and smoke shades fit I SUITS of all wool Casslmeres in new f shades black Thibet and excellent r I a r Worsted in dirk mixtures rr t s CRAVENETTb RAINCOATS Ina dozen r t shades of gray worsteds and in all wool It black unfinished worsted uwa Y Every one of these garments is war al e t ranted to hold shape fit style and color 1 c ad v The Best 20 Suits Fall Coats v kt and Raincoats in America X135 0 t A strong assertion but a true one lt SUITS are of all wool pure worseda a standard fabric for g20 suits The color I Ings include the smart greens browns and t after and hard 1 oj smoke shades so sought 1 1 r xe to find even at regular prices S St The Suits at 1 1 SO include also dark i St S m fM mlrture worsteds blue striped worsteds I black thlbets and new shade velours and I casslmeres Ii t The PAUL COATS at f3 50 present a ii t l 1 wide choice of tan gray brown and olive shades as well as blacks and Oxfords In t I lourneyman tailored garments EXCLUSIVE The CRAVENETTE RAINCOATS are UlIl MODEL from a Rochester concern famed far and I lUll wide for the excellence of Its raincoats They embody specially woven worsteds in C many shades and designs 6 Pure Worsted go I I I 1 English Stripe TrouserscpcJ 7 tJ I Gumnteed to hold their shape permanently Jour neyman tailored by Hungerford tallormen The best 6 trousers In New York Is the verdict of the clothing trade and of men who wear HungerforJ trousers I Young Mens 10 es i Value Suits IJ Stm 14 to 20 years Designed and tailored ipe fuly is the boys first long pants suits Fabrics ire velour casslmeres and cheviots in the newest Pall shades cut In new Pall models I Boys M Value Suits a 295 J I Topcoats and Reefers tIP I All wool blue serge Russian Suits blue and fancy knlcker suits and all wool blue serge and fancy cheviot and tan and olive colored Reefers and Top coats t Boys Dudley Suits 395 with 2 Pair of Knickers IJ d Waterproofed which adds to wear and comfort I Guaranteed to glye 16 service or you can have a I new suit free Sires 7 to 16 years 25 and 28 Suits and 17 Silk Lined Coats The Suits are of yarndyed worsteds in browns tans olives and smoke shades silk mixture and dark gray worsteds natural finish blue serges black vicuna thlbets and tan brown and olive cassimeres Many are stripe effects All are new models The FALL COATS are In new shades and stripe effects besides SILK LINED TO EDGE black and Oxford Fail Coats The CRAVENETTE RAINCOATS are SILK LINED The fabrics are fancy weave worsteds All cut on most recent models Silk Lined Suits and 2 Finest Worsted Suits tTI 6fe1 These Suits are values up to 38 the fabrics are newest finished and unfinished worsteds included are Henley stripes in olive mixtures and shadow stripes In browns and tans These fabrics are us d In WS to 4S suits Many of these Suits are silk lined all are cut on correct Drill models and tailored fine as readytowear tailoring permits Childrens New 6 Blue Blue95 Serge Knlcker Suits tl Pure worsted t6ounce serge Winter weight taped seams trousers lined models cut nil with cuff sleeves and new pocket effects sIlts 7 to 16 years Ii I1UOAIHVAY iaTII SYT STU a Iur ll Air HI or wn AuunluY nrar Clmmb until V oil k 3rUlle 17 oth t Op n Jullj e 1 urtli II II n r ork UNION SQUAllY 4T Cott 1 SliT dr l alr Ml UMr llwsr FOUR COilVJNIIN 510fS urar rrinilili to OVM Vtltudlr Will to ackiok Owa atesu I uuul U u vel i Ifll flillllllffflnnrflliiHtfI II rl ilI 1t lt I 5 R k r r el A 1 r L y ill J i I r I II I I I a I pq i III I I r Q fYo l SIXTH 41 19UTO 20 WSTlJEEX NEW YOPIC lit Vcurj benders of Fashion Girls and Misses Suits Tomorrow at innovation prices tar Third Floor 11c say innovation prices because it is something new something radically out of the ordinary to be able to buy garments of this character at this time of the year at these prices No superhuman effort on our part brought prices down to this abnormally low price point These extraordinary values come to you as the natural sequence of the most dlsnitrom weather conditions the manufacturers have Known since 1870 Those arc the facts Take advantage of them Misses Suits at 2250 Worsted and Chevron Hulls in JO inch hipless model high collar of velvet and silk tie trimmed circular skirl Misses Suits at 1875 Cheviot Suits in B 8 piece dressy model trimmed with self colored moulds large Directoire pockets Value S2375 Misses Tailored Suits at 1500 Fancy Broadcloth also Suitings Coat is singlebreasted semifitting model Full circular skirt Junior Suits at 1000 Striped suitings semifitted coat with satin collar Full pleated skirt Misses Broadcloth Suits at 1475 50 inch Empire model trimmed with satin bands and satin covered moulds lined throughout with satin Misses Storm Coats at 1075 Uuhbcmed talkla full circular model high storm collar Misses Broadcloth Gowns at 1875 Made in un attractive Princess model long sleeve tucked net yoke size 14 and 16 years Girls Coats 975 Excellent quality cheviot flannel lined Girls Fancy Coats 650 Broadcloth elaborately trimmed sizes fi to 8 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO I2y2c for Mens Handkfs of Pure Irish Linents ts Main Floor Seconds of 25e and J5e qualities but nothing particularly wrong with them Nothing to impair their wearing qualities simply a thick thread in the weave here or there Real 25c and 35c Handkerchiefs at 12c The are fresh and clean and youll find it hard to discover the imperfections The five thousand will not last the day at this price The early purchasers will secure the 35c kinds but as none in the lot is worth under 2jc j6ti are sure of a bargain at any time dm ing the day SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO Mens 150 Underwear 51 jjT Main Floor That wellknown serviceable heavy Scotch wool Under wear guaranteed NOo wool also medium weight natural Yaeger finish Shirts and Drawers These are unquestionably the greatest fl 1 l bargains of the season Sold everywhere at SliO Saturday PL Mens Underwear at 129 Pun worsted medium weight Yaeger finish Shirts with felled seams and tailored drawers with 1 hutton outband double gus sets regular Sltij quality at 129 Womens 85c Underwear at 50c U omens pure white Imported cotton Swiss Rib Underwear the kind you usually par SC and Si for Vests are high neck long and short sleeves Pants and Tights are ankle and knee length ie for Womens HeUetii Marina Underwear extra sizes 79c Mcns Hrse 35c 3 prs for 1 Hand embroidered Half Hose in black tan gray and navy also plain block cotton black cotton with mao soles silk Bales in r black Hiirguiidj tan purple belie dark gnin and Copenhagen SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO French Veilings at 25c yard values 40c to 60c tSTMaln Floor Another one of those special Saturday sales in which you can buy the most fashionable Veils of the day at about cost Latest Co orings and Newest Meshes including the wanted dotted effects all at 25c yard Russian Net V dlings value to floe Magpie Veilings value to Mlc New French Veil jugs value to 50c Fancy and Plain eihngs value to 50c Tuxedo Dotted Veil ings value to 50c All at 25c a yard 25c Hair Nets I for l2Y2c Sir Notion Dept Main Floor The very large size hand made natural Flair Golf Nets that sell everywhere at 25c are here tomorrow at 2 for 2ic New Directoire Supporters 25c feo constructed as to materi ally assist the corset in giving I the correct hipless effect in I black white and blue I SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO Saturday i Millinery r Specials IoN Second Floor Realizing that to morrow1 will be a Inilf holi day with many downtown places business we have prepared a magnificent host of bargains throughout our Millinery Section j t 4 1 Iq e q I 10 i i Fj 1 l 4t e r ta R 114 f sA 1 t Trimmed Dress and Street Hats 850 You can only know what this price moans when you ace the wealth of fine merchandise and correct style given to every hat Napped beavers lynx furs satin and velvet hal beautifully mado over wil low frames and all exquisitely trimmed Not a day goes by but brings comments ot surprise at these wonderful values 1 Tailor Suit Hats 498 and 595 r I 500 Jaunty stYlish Trimmed Stiff Hats In black taupe navy ameu thyst or brown From our own workroom insuring exclusiveness tt Girls Becoming Trimmed Hats The favorites are the Dazle and Laurel shapes both with mushroom brims beautifully trimmed with ribbons or soft folds of silks or vel vets with big side bow In B fight Felt 308 and 493 t In Fine Napped Denver 795 each Untrimmed Hat Departmentpimriwr Complete stocks of line napped Beaver Hat in black taupe navy and brown Finest Ottoman silk top anJ finevelvet under brim Hats black only every new si ape at S198 Pure white napped Heaver Shapes 108 Lynx lur Mushrooms und Turbans black white and taupe SS98 Misses Mushroom and Oiling Shapes in felt 89c Womens 248 Fine Felt Hats 98c SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO Waists at Almost Half iee Second Floo Magnificent values in Net Waists cssalincs Plaid Silks Taffeta Silks etc The excess stock of a large City manufacturer J 1 We arc offering same at almost half price r1 5275 348 398 and 498 11 It would be hard indeed to come here JfJ i I il l without being suited from this splendid lot Ii Other Special Values tii9S for White land eulbroil rc Waists i with long sleeves t 125 for very fine satin stripe Crossbar Tmloied Waists Sl JB for pure linen Tailored Waists Gibson and other models Womens Sweater Coats 345 Doublebreasted limey weave front pockets excellent value Womens Rolling Collar Sweaters 398 Doublebreasted model with pockets SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO Childrens Day ToMorrow Xtr second Floor Bring the children in and try on some of these pretty Coats and Bonnets IXccptiiiiial wilucs for tomorrow Childrens Corduroy Coats 295 Colors are tan blue and brown doublebreasted model high collar and turnback cuffs and pearl buttons sizes 2 to 5 years regularly L Childrens Cloth Coats 395 Broadcloth and cheviots in red navy and brown with silk braid and gray chinchilla flannel lined sizes to 5 years values to 8550 Childrens 150 Felt Bonnets 98c lied brown navy Alice blue and white full flare trimmed with satin ribbons and silk lined Wide satin ribbon tie strings SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO 0 High Grade Shirts Neckwear Priced Unusually Low Lack of business compelled a high grade Shirtmaker who has heretofore confined hiss output to exclusive haberdashers to seek a new outlet We took all the shirts he had on hand This is the transaction that gives you high grade shirts at unusually low prices esstain Floor l OO lIt1 eseaSnsl latest patterns in I fJO The New Neckwear In a similar trade deal comes a 100 V 100 coat shirts cuffs attached and pleated of hid 1 tgrade new Fall I large and handsome assortment 0 g f e bosoms Exclusive shirt ideas just rlcal Saturday sale al 65c I i approved styles and shades In a great such as you would expect a highpriced haberdasher to show you I i SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO r Mens Watches at 375 Values S5 to 1350 1ST Main Floor I Understand this is n cleanup of every odd I Watch in our stock Were getting in trim for holiday business and the early coiners tomor I 2 row will share in some tremendous bargains I About 90 Watches values as above including the thinnest upt date models in sterling silver red gunmetal and 21 year goldfilled cases 3 mostly fitted with 7 jewelled movements A few lib jewelled movements at 375 lor those who get here early enough Was there ever I i another such opportunity i All these Watches have I fine nickel adjusted movements both American and Imported All are fully guaranteed timekeepers Goldfilled and solid fold top Cuff Buttons In many 50c 01 beautiful designs value 11 to 150 choose at C SI511S J CRAWFORD CO GroceriesSaturday Specials I T HUth Floor Dolled Ham Cooked Corned H ef and Ircnh Chipped Reel diced to order per Ibr 24C I Imported Roqu fort Cheese special per lb 39c Coffe our Royal nimier Hluul t Ibs 1 per lb 28c New Luscious Grape Fru t I for 25c Halloween Tab e Apples selected red ripe fruit large No 6 basket limping hill 3c New Layer Fins special A lbs hilt peril 13c I New Mixed Nuts all varieties tin rest 5 y IN 1 pnr lh 10c Layer Cakes layers ninple diocolute vanilla anti iiitoauut 2c French C area IMIOIITKI IN GLASS M Jiiliui dot 575 lit bbttlc SOc IRrllIux dUI O Clj fit bottle 60c f Cocktails our fainoim llinqurt llrunil all varieties made from tnlght ulUkUii mail Inlet lilttrrn U bottles Jl0j bottle 75c S u eh NVhMiey 125 125Ii Ii io1 Surprising Indeed Are These t 15 75 i Mens Suits and Overcoats at tar Second Floor l Remarkable enough to make the oldest Clothing Man sit up and notice and to compel the remark How can they do it 1 f It couldnt be done under ordinary conditions but times and the weather have conspired to x I a t give you these very unusual values R t I r I Well have to be frank with you though The loss K r 0 4 i is not oursits the manufacturers who couldnt stand I the strain of surplus stock and idle hands Here are Suits and Overcoats from one of the best houses in America made as your tailor would make tluin as you would vr want a Suit nmde The very finest of worsteds in frrrens olives tans browns Il I oxfords and black six new models showing nil the latest style features In extreme and conservative effects S 75 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Regular 20 and 2250 Suits and 825 15 jl Overcoats Saturday at 1575 t j 25 Protector Overcoats 1575 f Protector Overcoats with their military collars are in great drluflihl Fabrics arc the new cheviots tweeds and cassimeres in stylish gray brown tun and green effects foliar lit perfectly broad shapely shoulders o 25 Regular Overcoats S1575 k The new arrivals the regular ioitbeautiful fancies and plain colors t f I Some are K lined with pure silk len size Is hero SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO s rte s r

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st d J ttinlJ uit raa nisrrlfsrrata7fluau lecunu rtrstKSeuetnr rantr ul7eeeanscwr neeeee 1 I j IoM 1 r THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY OCTOBER 30 1908 t BOMB FOLLOWS iTHREATS MADE BY THE BLACK HAND 3aeccos Shop Wrecked and Wife Injured When He Re fuse to Pay Tribute Eduardo Faccco who lives nt No 2t I lott street and who owns butcher hops at No 10 Prince meet rind Xo J3412 Thompson street told the police I today the nttnclc on his shop In Prince j treet lost night was undoubtedly the work of the Black Vend Society to Whom he had refined to Rive money Faecco has received two letters from i the Black Hand The first demanded 600 and was threatening The second a we k or BO ago told Faccco that unless tie paid 1000 he would bo cut to pieces n4 hung about his shop as were his iausages I ft VI paid no attention to the threats he butcher said and now they have l empted to ruin my business and have I almost killed my wife and little girl Annn seen genre old rneroo von In HIP Thompson street I hop last night and Ills wife Amm nt the Irlncc street stoat when sliortlyl after G octocl n man ollppetl Into the hnllttay sepnintnl from the latter plate I by a wooden partition and dropped n l htcd bomb Tie three upper stories of tho tenetlent are occupied by fnml

Pee o Mm 1nrrco WIIK behind tile ment counter when the bomb exploded The counter turned ocr on her and tliu fallltiR partition fell mi her The little I girl was hulled tram her feet nml 110 I terrly cut bill tune able to leach the street rill trnrmetit hnuc win shaken so glass mill iiliistcrltiR t rrc smafliid and there was n rush to lie sheet by the fninlllr on tltn upper lloom and soon the street IVCVO llllid with sucamlnc crowds Policeman Kdnnrd heard Mis Tape co moTiltiR under the wreclaRe and duff her out Bleu was seeiely cut nod bruited and WITS hysterical from fright Only a short tune ago a lllick Ilnntl agent nit off n horn aiross the street from i nlop slop v 0 failed to get out of the way of the explosion and the police landed him 1 0 I The Effects of Opiates I HAT INFANTS aro peculiarly susceptible to opium and Its vorloua I T preparations all of which arc narcotic Is will known Even in tho Biualloat dosco if continued these opiates causo changes in the tuna i tions and growth of tho cells which rvro likely to becomo permanent causing imliecillty mental perversion a craving for alcohol or narcotlca In Inter life Nervous diseases such na Intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of staying I powers arc a result of dosing with opiates or narcotics to keep children quiet In their infancy Tho rule among physicians is that children should nover receive opiates in tho smallest doses for moro than a day at a time and I only then if unavoidable Tho administration of Anodyne Drops Cordials Soothing Syrups and other narcotics to children by any but a physician cannot be too strongly decried and tho druggist should not bo n party to It Children who are ill need tho attention of a physician and it is nothing Ices than a crime to dose them willfully with narcotics Castoria contains no narcotics if It bears the signature of Chas H Fletcher Genuine Castoria nlrrajs bean the signature of I I I 1 aka Enmjratuj 1 1 Broadway at 34th Street 7I I II You can purchase a thoroughly distinctive i Suit or Topcoat at 15 to 25 I it depends upon where you buy I All clothes shops sell suits or overcoats i at these prices Some of their garments are i f of good materials others are sometimes well I tailoredbut in how many clothes shops can you be I certain of good materials reliable I tailoring and thorough distinctio i at modest cost I Of this you may be certain we shall never put in peril the reputation of our own shop by setting a price scale too low to permit of worthy materials As to tailoringit is enough to say that our craftsmen draw no distinction the suit at 15 is as distinctive as the on of highest cost I READYFORSERVICE t Suits Topcoats for Men at 15 to 25 Suits for Young Men At 1250 tO 2000 SIZES 30 TO 36 Makers of good clothes for young men lay especial stress upon these three points Qual ity of fabrics thoroughness of tailoring style But there they must stop The retailer se cures for these good features the price he chooses to ask In favor of the clothes created by us for young men we add a fourth pgDpri With our own designers and our own tailormenan organization complete in itselfwe can produce the most distinctive of clothesand ask but a single profit Ten models of suits in blue unfinished worsteds fancy blue ccrgcs or cnssimcres in the new grays tans or greens FOR SATURDAY OCTOBER 31 r A Remarkable Offering of 10 11 Knickerbocker Suits for BoysSpecial at j75 0 i The values stated are conservative sortie shops would place them higher at any rate the oppor tunity iro most unusual The assortment comprises doublebreasted models of smooth finished cassimeres in the new Fall colorings n gray olive or brown made in the most approved manner and serge lined throughout Shirts Pajamas Hats for Children Shirts for Youths and Boys Coat style with plain or pleated bosoms in light I corded percales or Scotch madras Sizes T 00 12 to 14 neckbands Special Pajarnas for Youths Boys Of extra fine quality flannelette in pink or blue striped 75C effects Sizes 4 to 18 years Value 100 atj f Beaver Hats for Boys and Girls With plain bands or ribbon rosettes in black navy castor red grecn taupe or white With bands at 400 with fancy ribbon rosettes I at 550 and 595 In white at 550 to 895 if t Telescope and Alpine Fur Fell Hats for Youths Boys In luht or dark green gray brown tan or black Sizes hay to 7 s at 200 I 1 I L I JI r 11lli Our prices are low I I i by reason of our small profit Our trade is hirge for the snme reason i Our SJ51J Suits arc j 0 values because of our inakcrlowetirer method of merchandising Moe Levy Co 1439 Broadway j 119125 Walker St New York New York 380382 Fulton St Brooklyn 1t World Wants Work Wonders akn Slompatuj I Saturday October 31st Coats for Women Notwithstanding the fact that our displays In seasons past have been thoroughly exhaustive we have gone to greater lengths to secure for this sea son an assemblage of garments which embraces every sort of coat for every possible use Evening Coats Wraps Carriage Calling Coats Driving Touring Coats Rain Traveling Coats Fancy Street Coats Tailored Street Coats An exhaustive variety of Imported and Domestic models ranging in price from the Raincoat at 1500 to the sumptuous Theatre Wrap at 27500 The coats are made of fine broadcloths kerseys worsteds crepes satins bengalines karakuls coverts Priestley cravenettesrubberized silks and Scotch coatings FOR SATURDAY OCTOBER 31SPECIAL Theatre Evening Coats Capes25 2500 Value 3500 at In three modelsloose wraps military capes or Paquin capes of fine broadcloth or prunella cloth in all pastel shades lined throughout with silk flannel interlined Trimmed with braids and fancy silks one of the best offerings of the season SPECIALSATURDAY OCT 31 Coats Suits and Dresses For Misses and Small Women SECOND FLOOR Tailored Suits SIZES 14 16 H 18 YEARS 32 34 36 BUST In a large variety of the newest long coat models fancy trimmed of broadcloth cheviot or worsted colors black navy olive taupe smoke catawba I peacock or old blue Value 2950 Value 4500 at 1975 I at 2500 Girls Tailored Suits SIZES 12 14 16 YEARS Two or three piece models fancy trim med of broadcloths cheviots or wors teds colorsnavy peacock smoke ca 2500 tawba olive or rose Value 3500 at Dresses for Misses SIZES 14 16 ti 18 YEARS A large variety of the most recent models elabo rately trimmed U or long sleeves of imported broadcloth serge or Panama cloth colors navy olive wine peacock smoke taupe or catawba Value 1050 Value 1500 Value 2500 At 790 I At 1175 I At 1800 u Dresses for Girls SIZES a TO 14 YEARS Of imported plaids serge Panama or henrietta cloth All of the most recent models Value 750 I Value 975 I Value 1500 At 495 I At 595 I I At 975 Tailored Coats for Misses SIZES 14 lb d 18 YEARS In a great many designs of imported plaids I checks or mixtures suitable for general service I Value 19 75 Value 2500 Value 250 I At 1450 I At 1850 At 2500 Girls Tailored or Fancy Coats SIZES 6 TO 14 YEARS In a large variety of imported mixtures chinchillas or plan broadclothsand the newest models Value 1000 1500 1975 24 O At 695 975 1295 1500 I Rubbers Womens 1irun 1 rOY Rubbers and lutti ace lorTII 0 feel Qtinllly nnd I n iv tltt I r Mcs HoixJ All lite Ueht Old Colony A Urnudi Special othof stvlcj al Southwest Cor 6th Ave and 18th StNetiv York j Vorl5i sot at f 35c 1 Store Opera Late Saturday Evening I f e Pnlr

Thous Pairs oi 82 53 alld 4 p Strap Sandals Slippers Dancing Pomps Colonials y r From One of the Most Prominent Manufacturers of UavcrbHi Mass r Included in this offering are Fancy Strap Sandals in patent and dull Iwthtrs 1ancv Slippjrs with Swastika Buckles Dancing Pumps in the latest creations of shoemaking and many other desirable and attractive models h in all leathers t A Special All shoes sizes ry 1 j inr women Late i Bargain 51r5 3 1n t Button ani pha Womens Melton Felt the se r r f Cher styles patent Juliets lot d n p d trimmed and enamelled 1J 9 0 with Chin atrsti leattrs Fe S u t 1 chilla Hand S ani Stf r Jt I a Pair sewn Al colors air and she 1 0 0 31o name aP I fGirisi School Shoes for Boys and Girls Boys Storm Calf Boots Made of black and tan calfskin with heavy vis colized soles extra high with straps and buckles 195 Sizes 9 to 137S worth S3 Special for Saturday Boys School Shoes Sizes 9 to taand 1 to 5J4 A Mad of solid leather stoutly Vfl 00 1 stitched and nicely finished B A t ywt Worth at least 150 at Pair Boys Dress Shoes It All sizes Made of Dull and Patent Leathers in styles iust grs JJO like a mans Sur to please 1 DU to the youngster Worth J200 A 1 and 5250 Our price Pair Children Sample tt SIzes 2 to 5 and Sj to 8 hoes JI Mad of soft Kid skin Handturned soles and spring 50e heels Fine for growing Children 1 Q5 75c to 5100 values at a Pair ev I Famous TradeMarked Shoes tOr i7T fJ omen I IJ I 11 Dr Kellers t 300 Corn or Sit es For Nurses Teach ers Saleswomen 195 or Any Who Are a Pair r Much on Their Feet lac Made of Im ported Kid and Black French VIcI Hand Sewn Flex 1 b le L e a t b c r Soles very f dressy and z r comfort able Sizes rrIyy AI 3 t o 8 r L 1 9 5 re widths a Pair D to EEE Musses Hifh ui Shoes I Vic Kidskin and sox Clf Lice and 1U j button solid lclintrxttnc O i olc l 01 Actual worth S2oo a lair tk t i I Sizes 5 ioS S 00 Size II to 8 1 ro It r 11 Sl to I I at J 2 l to j l iii LL I d I d r tea I LVtisses School hoe5 1 r 1 lace and Nltto black VCI kidskin h IJ jiI 1 I extension sole school heels el j J u ij mace an durable Vorth Si2 1t h I r Sizs8c to11 n M I Z L L j I II 1 to t tin cl A q jOf f 1fth t 177latiJef9 L r trIoOGQ ad t t J Walking Slices I 1 t t iW t Mad of selected vici Id with patent 4 f ii7 ry tins patent coll kin box calf gu t 1 Pd I 1 meta cait sold leather hetisSlza t tiifJ Si to 11 II1 j to 2 QQ h t 1 eo t 0 values at 7O V u cc American Qirl i 13 loeSJ d A Sample LcSs Surplus Th i5r d Stocks and Factory Re ee s jr in all Ute newest Faun I Styles o i Lace Button or 1 Bluchers in pz ten Colt s r A r i t e skin French Vicl liidsltin E Wi14 and all shades of tans with handwelted OF audiu ned soSes 1 Sizes t 2i to 8 h t QjJ J1 widths t 3 Pair A to El Famous Marked Trade Shoes for Men Regular 300 and 400 Shoes from such leading manufacturers as To S Barry COo Packard Co EndicottJolansoai others and I Surplus Stockst All styles in the lot Pat Se eial llerIli and Factory ent Coltskin Box Calf and 4 ro for Saturd Rejects f1f Saturday i RSt Gun Metal i I Medium 1i Calf Dress J5 and heavy Pair A tl ar r r s and street fit v weights for I s x9b Worth t 1 shoes in all ij J Fall and f 300 r i df a f a the l a t e s t Winter t t t r 400 4 4 fast 1 i enable 4j a All ftJ4 r 11 Lt r models sizes for ut men it t Thoroughly Yly well made in the lot rt A f F I From top t i Jrl to toe t 95 Gpeii Late 195 1 Saturday Evening r If JI ll 1 IkJ t fT4111

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r fr d TJHJS JEJ V J5 JN 1 fl I WUKliLJ FKJLDAY OCTOBER 30 19U8 I I MORSE BANK HAS 75 PER CENT FOR STOCKHOLDERS 0 Shareholders Agent to Take Assets of the National of North America 3300000 ON HAND McKInnons Company to Col lect 2000000 for Cash Advanced depositor of the funot N tlonsl Bank of North America has been paid In full and today VlcoPresldent i VT McKlnnon of the Assets Real ization Company furnished a 230000 bond TNhtch qualified him as share holders agent representing the COO stockholders of the bank With the ap proving of this bond by the Comptroller of th Currency nt Washington Charles A Hanna the Federel Re cehcr illl turn over to Mr McKlnnon possession of some 3EOO000 of assets ncalnst which Mr McKlnnons com I anr has a claim of about 2000000 ad Minced to piy off depotltors and used In buttressing the bad Morse loans Receivers Hard Work The work of Receler Hanna deeervea more than passing comment As a na tional bank examiner he went Into the bank last Ma and burrowed out prac tically all the matcrlal now being used njalnst Morse In his sensational trial In the Federal Court At Federal Retell er Mr Hanna deoted himself to the task of conserving the Interests of the depositors Ho worked frequently four teen hours a day His compensation fixed by the National Comptroller was JlSXt ft month for the first three months i and JC2G a month for the last five I months altogether J6S75 The first dut of Mr McKlnnon nlll 1 be Jo call n meeting of the banks tock I 1 olders nnd plnct beforo them a report of the true condition of tin Institution Thi n are to ery Important obstacles to nnv propoMtlon for resumption Vlrat there would IKIM to be paid In nn en tirely fre h capital leled In the form of an assessment on the shareholders The oti tr obsuule Is the fact tnit 101110 tlnii HKO t1e Now York Clcirlng Houao called In the incmbcihlp ls uccl to the National Hank nl North Arntrlti and It Is extrcmplj doubtful rf the associa tion of InnKcis ould reissue a member ship to Mr MorM bank What Stockholders Lose Vnluus tlmntei hno been made on 11 what tli tocU oldos wll1 get for t ir r hIllngs A concratl factor In Ihe bank a llijuljallon estimates from i to iar Tills lil nittit a los of 11 2 o a Minn to tho clerks In I csl d b Mor o Into ljrIns some of j lii cvvn Heel on the fsuniptlon that H la1 i tit t nipnn was niter tho I lalll s nu lulu rsliip Ii the Now i ork i 10 unit Him b tie ptockholderi I I t us a speculation there inn bo 10 1 ihiiimil ilaiju mailu against 4 i r llidl IOSM s In tin deal uus Moie Is the latKcst Indl vi il oohkr hnlilliiK 1JI blares js IUIIKI inHit tuitui itlmr i un I ills loo hhini It Is iloubt i I if Mil lomrols mom thin OliW of tut oti Minis ni tho bank hlch ato vviUI tl ii il uti il Mis lInn 1iaoki ei f inui Mil W IT Gel 1tnon has hu Miires UllHam NcUon Lro nnell 113 ons il i i si iti ni d 1 allts I J1 rn 11 slares IIMni F llao tnivei 1 m shares John lagler 100 h a tte Knklteibockti 1110 l Com P4 r 31S shares and II P Booth LOXfl si arcs Mrn of H sorUI oltlers aio women and poor elerk a largo ntitn LMl ICtllllB Ol Mulbl S IJlLliltllUIIS Uf U suio rise to JxOO n si UK C POPES ENVOY ARRIVES Apofitollc neUCii p to Tulm Pnncn RIT on tli Kixiilulii Iiiilnr A distinguished pissenger on the Kocnlgln Lulse of the North German Jlod line whch docked today woi His Excellency Xter Oluseppa Averaa Archbishop of bardl and Apostolic Dele Kfttu 10 iuua and i urio Hlcu Tho prel ate brlnts to thin country and to Ills iliutebe the Popes bletalntr Ho vnti met at thu pier by the Rev Georgo J raring chaplain of the Klev emth United States Cavalry stationed In Cuba Her Axtrsa will procued to Cuba almost at once he said He spoks enthusiastically of the work of regen eration that had been frolnjf on In that IlIlan 1 and In Porto Rico ctnce the I American r occupation TENNESSEEMOB STORMS JAIL AND KILLS PRISONER Lynching Intended but Victim Showed Fight and Died I Wielding a Razor KINGSTON Tenn Oct roAI mob of thirty men stormed tho Roane County Jail early today nnd killed George Cook held on the charge of murdering John King a ferryman at Southwest Point n tew weeks ago All but two of the mob were masked and these were strangers to the sheriff The Identity of none of the mob Is known It 11 presumed the men Intended to lynch Cook aa they had a rope In their possession However when hli cell was reached h showed fight and drew a raxor With thli weapon he made a de fense and cut one of the men In the crowd This enraged the Invader many of whom drew revolvers and Cook was shot to death Four bullets entered his body The Sheriff deputies are scouring the country today in quest of evidence as to the members of tho mob Gov Pat terson will be asked to offer a reward for their apprehension UNION PACifiC LEADS THE STOCKS Reading St Paul Illinois Cen fral and Steel Share the Market Demand Stocks were etrong and active with Union Pacific the feature In the early market today In later trading the other Paclllcs Readlne St Paul Illi nois Central and United States Stoel ehared In the market demand Prices were well held during the late tiuding and elated around the highest of tlio duj cjnms of from 1 to 2 polntu weer matte liailing waa lalrlj active The total sales or stocks wero WiTOO shares and of bonds 5t lt 000 The Cluilnir 1rlcei To n11 HlBhoat lowe t uvl lut orlcei of lock anj oi net chiKt ui cuniiutxl vslUi t lttlUa c Ilaa1 fiKuiei ar u loiluwi ilJgh ww laet chnKI t Anlal Cop or toll T bV I AJI1 C I Alii lev Co H Am boco w 1 jJ 4 AJII II 1101 Vu IIJ Am a At U pr IV lui lu Am AJrl 1 ougtr 1 Co m f Am lub Cu tI va a waj Anatn Il1n 4i JUS SJS L v v I DOW fell Oiiio j Vb I tni rookljn It T 01 4S 5 ltn rucno l lH IH I LJICJ 6i onio w 013 0100 1 i M 10 ot 1 h ui 113 Olilc s V lU 101 I 1U1T f Ojl FUel Irull 3 W awr i eUI dui1tJl rn i a 41 01 CJ1 UJS l h 111 tM2 r lv Del A Hud 1U71 LJiwl btc COIl11 3U SOjk V l lt ai i i r icn Ilec 14 143 143 tit Nor pf H jlj lUk 111 Inler Met 10 10 10 I I III Pent Hlti H1 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Bwtli Ul pf Mil r rjl 1 i Thirl A nu 3d i I xnt 1Y Inlon Pirlflc 17T4 Ii mU r JlJ I Tt s Frl 47 i HO I I r iI sicl pf HOT 110 un I I It plr HOTn 1 41 oho n 1 4 1J v hR pr 7V 27IJ nVo II i ViPt r A M F S R5H i IVet 1n TfI l I fll BT IJ Vrt nnc o HUGHES JR DEFEATED PROVIDENCnOct 30Charles Evan Hughes Jr son of the Governor of Now York lost the DreMd no of the Urown University senior Unas b nlnu votes ut the election esleiday Youni Hughes successful competitor was Charles c Wheelor of PlntnIlle Mns Tho vote Win Whc or HI TltrjlipF CZAR MEETS PRINCE GEORGE ST PETEHSmma Oct 30PrInoa George the Crown Prince of fiervla WTU rcrelved In amllence by Kmperor Nlcholns this afternoon FORTUNE IN SAFE OF WASHWOMAN OFKILLED KILLED BY FALL Neighbors Wouldnt Believe It While Hansche Levy Lived There wfls a steady stream ot curious visitors today to the tiny apartment on the second floor of No 80 Pitt street which until last nlslit had been occupied by old Hanache Lovy tho little hunch back washwoman who fell from the fire escape and died this morning in Uouv erncur Hospital Sho had been putting out a wash at D Oclock at night and somehow she fell Into the courtyard below There had aluas been a creat deal of curiosity about the deformed little wom an as the gossips said she was rich and kept her jewels and money In a safe But she had lived In such utter seclu sion that there were many who doubted the safe belles Ing It to bo a myth The Safe Was There But they saw It todnj and the eld English washing machine she had brought from London tentyfUe ears ago It Is a modest little safe about two and onehalf fcx t square posscssInK a great lock and nn Intricate combina tion Still It looked very large In the narrow little room and with the cumber some washing machine made up tho principal furnishings of the apartment Many rumors were abroad as to the contents of the lltle safe and the crowds that gathered In tho hallv were eager to see It opened Patrolman Polsky drove them back however and said that It probably would be many das be tore the safe would be opened as the rich little washwoman had left three sons who lived far away from New York Polsky had also to len Mrs Frank Zlnder of No 273 East Houston stree who said that there were Jewels of hers In the safe She had been Mrs Levys only friend she said and had put her jewelry In with the gems of tile wash woman There was 1500 worth of pearls and diamonds In the safe she said 500 worth hers and the remainder the dca womans Besides there were rolls and rolls of gold and packages of bills How much Mrs Zlncter uicl nut Know bul she was sure there were thousands A year ago the strange little woman who died this morning was attacked bj a robber In her roomer at No 124 Hldga I street where she lived then She was terribly beaten and robbed of JGOO and a string of pearls she had alwajs worn at Important ceremonies In the s na gogue The thief John Halpiri was caught howexer and Judge Malone sent him to prison for twenty cars Thfe plunder was recovered i It was after this robbery it Is sajd that the little safe was bought WOMEN fOOTPADS AT WORK IN THIRD AVE Three Negresses Attack and i Rob a White Woman Just Before Neon As Mrs Lillian Benjamin a ount woman of twenUtwo living nt No 1TC Kast One Hundred and Third street turned the corner ol One Hundred nni Second street Into Third avenue at 1 oclock this morning she was suddenlj surrounded by threo neiro woim n While two of the women held 101 arms tho third opened hri reticule am took from It a handkerchief contalnli i three diamond rlnss and f7 In money Mrs Benjamin screamed and win fVrgt Unglitncl reachid the spot 1 found a crowd of two thousand poop and vas forced to lite his club to nml a way to the centre of the clamor Before he reached tin side of Mir Benjimln the the wuinon had broki nwaj from her but slit pointed then out to the policeman anil the were ai rested When scanned tho stolen pro crty was not found A woinin In tb crowd declined however tlmt Hhe hit teen ono of the women footpads pa the hnndkt rchlef containing tho Jewel nnd monej to a coloud man wu slipped iiway The prisoner were bundled Into patrol watfon and taKrn to the Cast O llundiod nnd Konith stet Htntlo Later the weio iiiinlKned In the Ilii lem Court nnd held fen further exnmln tlon TlK said then weio Mniy Allege Clarlco nundln and llmllj Hdwards n of No 1S13 Tlilrd avenue I I r I I 1 I i 1iI1k n WRECKED HOUSE Of HER SUPPOSfO RIVAL Mrs Sakalitch in Bellevue for Thinking Landlady Is Hus bands Affinity Policeman Jnmrs Barry was traveling ling post nt 4 oclock this morning when a mirror sailed through thc air from the top floor of tho apartmonthouso at No 470 East One Hundred and Sixtieth street narrowly missed hitting him nil was shivered on the sidewalk Seven ears bad luck mused the bluocoat when to his amnremcnt n bowl of sol llsh a canary In n cage three mall tables and several pictures of the Bronx School of Art follow id the mir ror orThe Morrlsnnla police stitlon Is just across the street from the house and when You ttcal my husband will ou ou hussy Ill just clean Jour old louse out and piercing shrieks rent he air the lieutenant on duty ordered Barr to run upstairs nml see whit wa happening Barry found Mrs Jo i ephlne Sakalltch sitting on Mrs Sel ler and pummelling her with much cn uigy while Mr Sakalltch who Is a lurarmaker stood by wringing his hands and plaintively exclaiming Somehodj please stop them from tho husband Barry learned that he Sakalltches rented the rooms from i Mrs SeliUr and that his wife thought hat he was much too Interested In the landladY In the Mmilanla Pollen Court Mrs SaKalltchs behavior was so strenuous that the uiaglsti commit ted her to Bellevue ti be examined as to her anltv POLICEMAN HELD FOR REGISTERING TWICE Thomas P Madlgan the policeman who registered twice within half an hour on Oct 5 was today held In 3 000 jail for the Grand Jury In Jefferson Market Police Court He showed signs of mental and physical suffering and It Is considered quite likely that he will make some reve atlons as to his Im pelling motive In Illegally registering Madlgan lives In the Sixth Election District of the Fifth Assembly District OIL TRUST HURT BY RlVALS WHO CUT THE PRICE Lost 600 Customers in Year at Philadelphia Witness Says at Hearing At the hearing today of tho Govern ments null to dissolve tho Standard OH Company of New Jersey tho Trust In troduced evidence to show that It was not Its practice In cut rates as charged but that It has the victim of such prac tices on tho pnrt of Its rivals Douglas Campbell for tho defense called Walter p Birker and L P Dor sett ot Washington D C Both ic culled a decline In Illumlnatlns oil rates of from ten to tlvu cents a gallon Neither witness eould toll which of the I rival compinles Instituted the cut Mr Barker said that tho Independent Oil Iompony went out of business after a months campaign of cut rates In 1902 Gordon a grocer man of Washing ton testified that the Independent Oil Cotnpanj gave him a rebate of on half a cent a gallon on oil ana K8 line llecmlless of the Standard Oil CompinvYs cut witness said that ho alwavs received that rvbite from the Indi petulMit concern lie said he also 1 i hart a peclnl rate from the Columbia Oil Company another Independent I Leopold Trye superintendent of the Atlintlc Ilellnlng Companj at Philadel phia told of losiru rn1 customers In Uo3 to C K Smith t Co an Independ ent who he said undersold the Stan dard Oil Compinv half II cent a gallon One of C 1C Smiths trlcKs of trade the wltiiuss said wns to paint his tank wagons a lurid ellov with the picture of a devil libelled MephHto This the witness paid with rebate rates helped win over the Standards cus tomers TOO LOW FOR LAUNCHING STCTTIN Germany Oct 3OThe launching of Hhe North German Lloyd liner George Washington which waa scheduled to take place tomorrow at the suburb of Stet Un his been post poned Indefinitely on account of the lownss of the water In the lllver Oder David Jasne Hill the American Ambas iiadoi was to have christened the vessel I ALLEGED DECOY OF BEATEN TAXICAB ORIVER ARRESTED Brother of Pugilist Rodenbach I Charged With Luring I Thugs Victim I The man who on Oct 11 when the I taxlcnb strike was nt Its height cot Into ChnulTeur George Luvutts cab nt the Hotel Nth rlan nt riftynlnth strcol nnd 1ark avenue nccompiuilul by a I woman In evening clothes and directed him to drive tn hcconcl s i 1 1 and Pev tntjseond sties I vheie Lovatt was eet upon and beaten to the point o1 death bv strike sjmpathUcri hni beon found niciirdlng to the Deteiti Bureau George Hodinlifich a prlnftr of No 50 Amsterdam nvemie vns arrested to day by Detectives McCanoll lean und Kelir of tho Central Offlcn who hae been trying to uniavol tho m s tery of the attick on Levett ever since thn nsBnult occurred On the cnb with Levett when he was attacked wai tJinll Filtchlc n special policeman He KOt a good view of tin faiCM In the uluro of US it III frnnt nf tho Nftheilaml nnd Ills attention was nltrictid bv the addle m Hie miui gave No SOS iist Seveiit si coiul stnet u scitlon Hint Is nut Inlitttilted b mall poisons who ildo In tn liabs He WHS tluiffore alile to glvo tho tlctecthes a uv gnoil de rilptloii of tin mm The reasoned at once that tho iniin In the de oj nti it sonio time must hue vorTciil on a tivlriiboi In loused u the LlnulTtnu union and spent uiu h Af his time around s rnges At last thes found a man whom the def rpton thc had seemed to lit Ho wis Ullb Itodenliach a pugilist Thev Inquired If lie hid eyer vvnikpd on a taxlcil and were told that hu had not but thaI he hid i brother George who was A member of the unlun and hi l been a red c ib chauffeur At Iollco Headiiuirters George Io denbich denled Uiat he hid unj thing to do with the attack on Levey who Is still erloimly 111 In the Preabjlerlin Hospital The special iiollcennn how ever picked him from a line of ten mm without hesitation How to Reduce Fat The Simplest and Surest Way tb Get Rid of Fat I Said a Noted Physician is Rengo How to Prove It to Yourself Get a Free 50cent Package the Above Illustration Plainly Shows Wha Bengo Has Done For Others It Will Do The Same For Yon Try It There haj become known a remcxli for fat the uke or which ha alrtajclj resulted la fnormoui benefit ana most probably In the sauna of many lives This ren tdy li commonly called nen i The rate at which th remedj will roduco rat ant do It harmless and turelj It j remarkable A hKa day Is urdl mrlly the loss recorded btlnK uono by com iflliii perfect aiilnillailon uf the 10d and sindlns the ntittlnitni Where it belonas The most renmrtatile feature of llonxo Is i tl I thIfyoio can take all you want of It with nut runnln he sllnhtot risk of harm U candy and li Dleasint in b chewed like j n the taste t NEW TRADE ARK Bengo Is Guaranteed Yon Eat It tike Fruit or Candy Mani physicians who before nere at a loss to Know how to cure obesity are now proscilblne RenKo nllh remaihab e success rretlclJ k a N e Ii n thm g r In dlaulon prlmarl and Induolnl a rn era exl1l1llIun 01 mind ami boJy Wrln Ol leafr h nif erlruWoa f Ilarvalion urooc ae uleJ do not occur whcr lIenao Is usoj 1 norc l iiginiiic jun as KUUI am IICIKO For sale lsb nil drucclsta as tl 00 petf sized box or bv mall prepaid bv the nenico Co 32M Itenro niilc Detroit Mich The comp m nlll irladb send IOU a lie nackace tree by mall If von rlte them direct to Tb Above Pictures Prove There li No Longer Any Excuse To Be Fat and Sloppy Bengo Will Do It i Detroit and Inclose 10c ni an Hence of iroor 1 faith aM to help cover nub late and packing no free packages at drux stores For sale and recomrren led In Vew York bj W S Itockes ith Ae and thSI also Oth Ae an 1 1IM St Ivallsh iharmai 3d 8t and Hth Au nlso Vjih St and Madison Ave Hcfpiin A Co 00 Hruad way and nil brine tea Sielel Cpr Co Oth Ave Ibth anil lath SIS W II lliliei i Son Co flth Ave anil IJ4 St fll Tth Ae BroadKai and ith it e i Gtee e e n e W O e lIe1eu 01 III 110te oOu elJ ette 11o t e 1 C CI C QJII e 1 f ttle 01 rl 6 01 tpe ee W O oI1e O Q moisUlr e In pahai e l proot f co IIS cJ o t t i1ic filii l ji ia JS i B if your home is not com g I fortably furnished its through your own fault 11 There is no reason win every home should not be comfortably even luxuriously furnished The Credit system we cMablbhcd over 1 So yeirs 1111 wHh its most liberal arrangements is offered to every honest person without one cent of sccurty ir extra charge for the con vcnience Thousands of our customers liave liken advantage of this cisy method of buying and now have cozy pleasant homes which C were impossible if they had to pay cash The following items will give you an idea as to our low prices and easy Credit terms i 1875 lJj for this 25 ar i BirdsEye tt W f Maple on Quartered Oak Drcssci r i chI y polished has French b vel mirror 2 iinill and 2 large drap ers t 19 98 for this 15 White 1 Gash and SI Par Week i f Enamelled Metal Bed I stead Ins hew buss rods brass Prompt Attention Given and head ind spindles brass ciolh on our This lei can be hat In ill ics to 0 uto t T own Orders 1 Cash and 50C Per Weak Open Saturday Evenings C n J l1Jlri lJm 31 75 III 1 LJ Jl l M S3 Cash i1 n J 1 Pa OJ lbJ Week This Attractive 3Piecc Parlor Suite has highly polished mthopmy finished iranies and is fitted with loose sik pluslf ciiihiis tenel with fancy cord and tis eli This uiite you will find sold In other stores for not le s than 40 J RDAl lViCRI iRTY CO 15515159 E l 1r 252 ST One Door West of Third Avenue Furniture Carpetings Draperies c fI THE BEST SHOES FOR MEN W L DOUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS MORE j MENS 350 SHOES THAN ANY OTHER MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD 5 The reason W Douglas 350 shoes are worn by more men in all walks of life than any other make is because I give the wearer the benefit of the most i complete organization of skilled sjioemakers in this country who receive the I highest wages paid in the shoe industry and whose I workmanship cannot be ex celled The selection of the leathers and other materials for each part of the shoe t and every detail of the making is looked after by specially trained experts in every department If I could take you into I my large factories at Brock ton Mass and show you how carefully W L Douglas 350 shoes are made you would then understand why they hold their shape fit better wear longer and are of greater value than any other make WLDDUGLIJS 400 GILT EDGE SHOE Cannot Bo EcjualSosI at Any Prico W L DOUGLAS BOYS SHOES 175 AND J2 00 JUST THE SAME AS MY MENS 3ro SHOES THE SAME LEATHEUS FOil K7S AND 200 r W L P mgl 4 name aad prlc U lUmped on tho bottom which pieterti ihe wttrrr tgtlnit I hllh prices uld lctetlorlhocs IW3UT UPON IIAVINU THL1I TAKE NO bUBSTITUTE I FaitTutnr Iutlili i fl ejrrl i 7i7tu tnlnlai lfir II I IX lll Ll llrnllon 1au W L DOUGLAS SHOE STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK 433 Broadway cor Howard 356 Sixth Ave cor 22d St 755 Broadway cor 8th St BROOKLYN NYi 853 Boadway cor 14th St 708710 Broadway 1349 Broadway cor 36th St Broad corGates 1367 Broadway Av 14471449 Broadway 421 Fulton Street cor Pearl 2202 Third Ave cor 120th 478 Fifth Avenue 984 Third Ave near 59th St 2779 Third Avenue JERSEY nTYIS Newark 250 West 125th Street Avenue 345 Eighth Avenue NEWARK 785 Broad St 95 Nassau Street PATERSON192 Market St i d if Litle II World Want the Detective CHARTER IV A InirRlar broke Into li s lore mf Iff no clue bflit 11 him So some one sent him rl Dos M i n purpose to reiiiul linn Tint when a orll unt D g Is njr if hurglars otii ne J hje no fear riiore oftener clieap than tchf are ilfar So Just what ou thoukl do Is clear Ue a Worlvl Doi Wanted1 Ad Sunday t j a ito

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Lftl 1 I vultncJ wu It t U y f yo 1 1jjt to r TT rr r THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY OCTOBER 30 1908 1 t I r AND UP TO NEWSY fl DATE THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK ROBERT EDITED D yRENI r CflOv COLUMN National Athletic Clubs Bouts ToNight Will Have Much to Do With Future I ol Boxing Game Here t HE membership tickets of the THE A C are printed on F bank paper with a multiplic ity of stamps and lace work decora j tions that might be hard to dupli cate Incidentally these tickets are i not being scattered through the high ways and byways The National runs tonight with Bert Keyes and Charlie Griffin which Is a card well talculated to assuage the disappointed spirits of those who expected to fperd the evening watching the short flocks of Mr Lancford and the agile caper JHL of Mr OBrlen The other New York clubs will watch S the Nationals meeting with a consider able degree of anxiety The NaUonal of all clubs is best equipped for fight Ing Illegal attempts at Interference If I an attempt ls made to stop tonlght howwhlch which the National official de clare to be very unllkelythe result will come very near telling the fate of boxing in New York It will decide whether such interference is legal or not Not only the clubs but many thousands of anxious followers of the manly game will wall for new from the plushlined club EYES beat Griffin once The KEYES claims that he wax unfortunate Perhaps tonights bout will prove his claim good which will be very much to Grlfflns advan I tage If he goes West to fight In the land of sporting freedom Griffin is really a very rough and rugged youngster He can beat more than can beat him by a large majority Keyes thinks this only an exercise gallop for his match with Jack Goodman which is post poned until the election excitement clears a little ACJET MFARLAND seem to PACKET a lot of confidence He thinks he can beat Nelson But he doesnt count upon knocking the rugged Dane out Packey thinks Gans has gone back so far that his fights with the Dane dont give a real line on Nelsons powers of endurance Per hups Joe ha travelled the route anil has passed the last milestone in his career But strangely enough none but Nelson has succeeded In finding his weak spot Leaving all theory out and looking only at Nelsons fighting I record you must give him credit for being the most genuine lightweight I cnamplon in the history of the ring Nelson Is the only fighter who has never quibbled or sidestepped when hurd game was in sight The tougher the better where he Is concerned Nel son thinks himself Invincible and fear nothing Caution Isnt In his dic tionary All he knows is fight l ISON has always been a fighter NELSON he was a youngster In Chicago living In a maroon I sweater and sleeping literally In the I hay he was a genuine fighting man He loct fight after fight in those days He was slow and awkward and re markably stupid It seemed that he would never learn anything about box ing Yet the clubs put him on because of his dogged manner of milng He was knocked down hard many and many u time but never 10 stay for the ten seconds He always got up willing to go on as fast an he could At that time NeUon was always fighting short bat ties of six rounds or no Perhaps If he had gono over the finish route even then he mIght have outstayed the best of them and whipped champions by heer endurance He may have been an uncouth unknown champion Per haps he Is no greater now than he was hull a dozen year ago But today with the clmmplonbhlp title he can de maud hiM price and terms whenever he llRhlB lie has more than ja diee In i cash and otcunllea and in rapidly be coming a millionaire Ills early eta I puilty nan given plane to a certain bunl Jne6s acumen that mnk n his money pile up mpmiyliku Kockefellers Nai I son hasnt rcuciied the gulf playing ktngu yet but it Is sufo to uaKer that when he does hell have a pile that will I inukH the earnings of any other ring Champion look like a pikers sinking I fund I II boxing suddenly stopped today all I over the country what a laugh Bat lung NeUon would havo on Young Corhett Tariy McUuvern Herrera Denny YmiKtir Kid Uioad and till the o r culrfchqulck fighters of a few years ngo lie has hU uo matter what happens Thu luully rich fighting men can be r counted without much truuUu Jeffries ii Hlmrkuy Jim tuil rit OBrien Nd I apr UuMin Hull WI tiM Sum J van twliik juckey McFarland und hill iu tvu nturiy mult uji me Itt vtWK isi b cumMK u bimintii uuiv The day when it was o ngmer duty 10 throw Ilia ennilnu otir tun nuaieat liiir i it the HhoriiKt nunniulu iwn ias puitrd unto lui iouu I COLUMBIA JUNIORS WIN i FROM THE SOPHOMORES i On a field nnili 1 ei in murt tin Columbia Junlui fuutliull leen ir firm tho fcuplniim I y H KUMC of is I i iiotf ttttiik il stralfcht fuctbali te for tl pa I H tiuu Iou tuhi bu h 111111 tnt II iut Tilt junloie 011 pt 1 CC QIcr IIII11lli I 1 ta WYllnokrJ Birn Dsnce or Ce JJ i tee W14rhC I 4 11 bt n J ll trof tlut nu n j i I DJ Su tip tirtwl mud Iv 1 j e 11 UJrr Mig rtlllll 1In UlU lsasl truuU tiuit may U loOIIk4 1 l 1 1 IF PATTY SHOULD TAKE UP CAMPAIGNING HE WONT GO IT ALONE 1t iTAno f t1pt h SHY cm 1olJtktMtj ttPUl JEflAcrrtor OUI BATTLE IPJIIIIOAt SUPREMACY OF CRY is SSCOMO v I1M Tmi SPECCH THc w JflA13tC oPPoHNT I C HONEST MAN I ricrAfl tCOT OFF THE TnKij BUT Nttt WERt j t3Iu1 nic 4uETiet I tr 1tt NHI tER OUI ri V4MSQJ itt JUtTfltjIZ DoWN iinj ritg CAtifrtC1p ts8NHAM I r You LIHUC POUHCAL DouBLe cIO 1HTHC VvlOROi OF Elt I WATCH WORD DOUBLE I sOJ AID DflIH PoflJ fAt g eovTt I I ME LIBERTY HENRY QR6VVC TLCKV ME ov ti4 I I DUTY ON ALFALFA UMPTRAR LutR Q lOll N 04 THE vAOSt OvJId Jitt oLtUL Ptcreop tt R Dov ttc D0Nu 1 te DO4tt I I KICK IM cm THE 1 ri CMPAICN ItN Ne ntLIIN tlo TMIf I j 1I j NH1 NE WMIt Fo TEfW1S pf pLTpegH VRrIpN I A HEAV1 i OAT 1 rANp ON IM pa wlcwT AMI RClHT j riLI WATAHIflLJIDN Oll AIoIIBooi HAi JAH I oo ES AND PATCH WANT 1 t I TO ARCbOE Th THEN act CAo1 STEP R6HT i C UP OUR iLOOAtJ j 0 I r POOJN 4t1 WAR I I I I I c I a WII1t IVUMI 1UZEP kEAH I t4IO M I i I Ms A BACK I A1I6fORi 7 I NUMBER I I LEAVE IT TO US i I ALl MOPER j PHILADELPHIA dcrc IMPROlEMf i M PII INDEP P4TYDERLr VoTe FO uFT FF cAR cup pgett os wow MOVJ d I MGuigan May Land MFarlandMurnhu Go BY JOHIf POLLOCK wu learned from a reliable source I IT last night that the bout between Packey McFarland and Tommy Mur phy the Harlem fighter will most likely be fought at the National A C of Philadelphia In a few weejcs A meet ing of the manaaen of both fighters and Matchmaker Jack McGulgan the fight promoter of Philadelphia will be held tonight and If Jim Buckley then informs them that he will be unable to bring off the bout at Sulzers Harlem River Park on Nov 10 the match will be taken by McGulgan Murphy has been doing light training In expecta I tion of the contest being fought here I Cyclone Johnny Tbomrion tho sturdy and hardhlttlnir llchtwflcht of Sycamore Ill who put Rudoloh Unbolt away In eleven round In San Francisco last nlxbt will now itt plenty of good fights out on the coa t ai hI baa shown himself to be capable of rlvlnjc the topnotchera a hard battle Thomp son has been clamoring for a fight with Fred die Welsh the Ensllsh lllthtweUht end the I proipecta an that he will be limed up with him for a battle at Jim Jeffrleia Club at Lo Angeles Cal Leach Croti the local Ijghtwelcht hu decided to take a rest and will not fight agaIn for three weeks He claims that too much itrenuoua training weakened him In his recent battle with Pack y McFarland I and on that account he wu unable to do himself juitlce His next bout will probably be with Willie Fitzgerald at the Clcrjiont Avenue hn llUrn BrcK klyn Leach and Flu gerald have both ixued forfeits tor the bat1 tie Ftchtlnjc Dick Hyland who foucht many I nWfHDi ciu grnh4al Kood battles at Lie local club stars has al rlrd In California In earch of fiKhta with any pf the sw 4 llehtnelichtJ out on the Coast Hyland hat poned a forfeit of jrxiO with Tom Corbett the tportlrifr man of Frlico to bind a mulch with any 183pound puRlllAl In the buflnot Hyland may bet matched to fight Cyclone Johnny Tbomp1 on at one of the clubs out then Harry Baker theEtifty California boxer I who hat been flshtlns In good form Since h I led here and went to Philadelphia will meet Tommy OTooio the husky featherweight flirhter for tlx rounds at the show of the State A C of Philadelphia tonliht The J YOUNG ERNE I OD1POWIS GLOVER I Special to The Evening WorM PHILADELPHIA Pa Oct 3OBllly Glover of Boston and Young Erne of this city were the principals in the wind up at the Broadway A C last night While Erne won on point Glover put up u fast bout all the way and In I the fourth round showed a Much of speed I that dazzled the Quaker City lad but there was no stopping him and he turned the tide again to bin side In the fifth and final rounds Erne hail all the best of the Jim Glover came In for ills share In the sec ond but was not to be found in the third I i THOMPSON BfA TS I I BOERJ1JFIOLL EASILY pciiI to The Evrnlnn World BAN FHAVCISCQ Oct WBoer tnholz lasted dim eleven rounds against Cyclone Johnny Thompson last nluht Beaten to a standutlll with his right arm out of commission and no chance to win he was II o ell NI down three lime for the thlxl Jubi un the Kong clanged his body shooting through the rupee iiiiu out ailing the nerupapcr man Ak hn wile huulrd but Ic Into tho ring Cupt AndiTMJi imu through thn I ropes and roughly tliroulng the llotr to I thf canvub inlUul a halt II PIMLICO ENTRIES j PJMMCO runs Truoi MH Oct SO Tim fmrltM for lumorinw races I uro nil follows I K1HST It AIMS Tflr ayMrol4 and up ward ttvrn rurlrm Hunfirv 110 Nimbus 117 JUBKlrr 117 lu Virv Ill Wyckoff 107 llf f m 111 Vttoirr lOT hBiCiNU HAl K Tw y irul i sli fur I lonifn llnar i 11 I tire 1 1 liitille fur Olriiimte 1016 InnniuKhi ItanKcr Iii Ulitn lUi IfiT CM in in no ItjLKiuei iifl aek 117 i4Iai liii Ocetaian IK MUttsVl HMIHI 1 ml till IIAt Tiicr tctialli ansi un uJ teIiin a 0 ml I re teceenhiie I im lUll Jiiitin iii inn our Ill iinsir led hx Uiu h Whit Top u7 titkb 4u tIC Ui iuinh lr1 lAlhlH ilAClL It 0 A f in Mitulr i his luitdiffii aiuI is i ji 01 a 1 I hr hie IMlt lJ tIId Jti Pieu H ttwiuiu il W ua4p4e HA iJiut I Hi r prlki 13 J JI1 i ck 1 BIT Wui4 let Ill Jim Motiill li tatisru tWr A 1116 rUTll IUCKTU C iwttl it Uuuj aa t w I 3 winner will b offered a bout with Owen xoran before the tame club In a tow weeks Moran It a great drawing card In the Quaker City Joe GIN was offered a bout at Jim Jef frlest club at Los Angeles Cal next month with Freddie Welsh but Jot promptly w7wd back to Mttchmaker Duron Loni that he nu I through with the fjzbtlnx business FOOTBAll co I I Weymouth Would Do Away I With Wedge Interference I Following Kick Off I BY BOZEMAN RDLGEK HE one thing worrying the foot I T ball coaches Just now Is defense All of the Important teams have shown ability In carrying the ball but few of them have been able to perfect a defense that is a bar to the many skilful plays that have been devised for gaining ground during the last two years At Tale the coaches have been hold I In meetings dally for the past week and their arguments frequently extend to the playing field on the following at i ternoon Clarence Weymouth the fa mous Yale fullback baa been at New Haven for a week helping Whip the I backfield into shape Weymouth Inci dentally played at Bucknell before he i wot to Yale and he was catcher for Christy Matherson on the Bucknell baseball club They were hobnobbing I together yesterday Mr Weymouth says that Mathewson wa one of the best fullbacks that the American col leges ever produced At Bucknell they tlemen riders selling thrueyyaroldt and upward seven furlong New tear II 140 Melbourne Nominee 140 IleKcarroan Ii3 l Fllmrup 141 Funcy Bird 110 Ilotanlst I 143 Aster dOr 113 Ilcritoo 133 Edgetr 140 Sparkles 131 ritar Emblem 135 I SIXTH RACEr uta House Handicap threeyearolds and upward mile and seventy yardsOliea t Pins rdnrIl NeoJIes IUI Uvo wire lOt Berkeley 118 Minot DV I Gridiron 110 JAMAICAENTRIES I Special to The Evening World JAMAICA rACE TRACK N Y Oct Following are the entries for to j morrow I FIRST RACE Twoyearolls selllnt six I furlonra 10 2 i Waponorji KO Icc Siskin J l IOS2 Hlr4 of Flight II 1 W lOITl 1062 SententioUs Jennette M Jn Vt 1017 Ui Belle Aimea lw lr1 pliboun4 r 162 bsctylit Wj 101 laiwton Wiggins 112 1M1 Troll TOOl Ii lout Oolden Iftmi 103 SBCOXIJ RACK Threeytaroldt and up I ward elllni mile anl a sixteenth 210 AI H WoMs 00 lovt Okenlte 103 Ml Punch 1iJ J 1414 Btrsclnettia 102 in Jieuctsre tee 11 na1 Nw 101 1011 jisnlrulno 00 lois Fau t i1 lR flokemnne 117 140 Car 00 IMS fjolcnndl 110 I VW St Joseph 100 I io Hsltlwm Ii TIIIHD JlUT Kor thr ywuoldi awl up selling mll mJ a 11nlh I 10M MomnMw IM loe4 UmtII lOS u ll ColriIJtnt lOll liwii Crcsilnt ito triTI Ou en Mirtruert PS HiTli fmluuor Iii 1 473 Paniv I i nn IlAil Fnr tauye1rl45 hin I dks U furlmiits I iPdi 3Vaivica 113 I ICi tjtfltet sin hell in7i lent IllJUS III I lI4l JlliJrrnn 1111 leip Arin lnli Hi I iir7 KfforKtl IJQ In77i rilrlim IJt 11 nJ Illrl or Flight II 14 ildVii Who MafU I 15 10 Hlkln M IIS S Urf ST FIKTII lUlK For oil MM hundlapi five find reiall furlnntfs lltxii W mpoTs IflO I KIHI lUlllai lOs I II 1m0lp14 1111 I i MR Ksr I i I SJKW IUVS O Jor 1e4 I lin p ci mvi Iln I 1077 StrUi IlUI 111 IOM I 1 POIr M i Ml IM S list Ill 1IIVI VKKU l r Ll I u4iTI l 1 i TirKr tr ldti ttlllnm ale rUIIII 111 n v InT IMI i li c ntinir HIT I iiel 9u e In I rmne I lai riIsg tert iet li1 T icr and Tru inj J II 1 a 7 1 Icr 100 TV1 IJU s 1 Iarl IV AiurtBtl t tjlowtac elahaed r e 5T POJNt I NHEE tJiE I fPeTT CENTER I RUSH IN THE GArAt 1 I RAH RHRA I T FTSIfI I 7HE cQCAMD 1AA7 I 1 iCHES ARGUE OVRPLANSOF DEFENSIVE looked upon him more as a great foot ball player than as a great baseball pitcher But that is getting away from the subject Favors New Scheme Weymouth Is strongly in favor of a scheme of blocking or interference by the side which receives the ball on the kickoff that will be quite novel If In troduced by Yale It is not new but no college has tried It for years The idea la simple and for that reason ef fective When a team scatters over the field to receive the kick every player II in structed to pick his man when the ball gets in play and in this way give iie player who catches the ball a free op portunity to carry It back By a little artful dodging he ought to be able to gain much ground as he t1ll have no one coming straight at him provided that all of the players suc I ceed In blocking the men that they 0 have picked out In advance I 1 The customary form of interference Is I I for the men to hold back for a mo 1 ment and form a flylme wedge about I the man who catches the ball This t is effective as u rule because the op ponents have to knock down two or three players before they can get at the man with the ball The other plan I Is believed tn be better by hose who side with Weymouth for the reason that the entire team Is cier l anti the man with the ball is free as the elev I enth player on the side that kicked the ball Is playing back to prevent i the ball on a return kick going Into I open territory for a long gain I i Wedge Formation Is Weak 1 The weakness of the wedge forma tion was shown lust year when Prince I ton gave Yule a bad scare The Tiger saw that Yale had planned to mass i their Interference around the man who j was to catch the ball lcCormJck was quick to perceive that Yules ends were unprotected Therefore Instead of klck i InB straight ahead he kicked the ball to one side for not more than ten yards BrotherinLctw Battle Is Feature of Western Games 9 5TVHEII3 is a football game out West THERE that is of great Inter It est to every team in the East Is the annual clash between the Univer sity of Michigan and Vanderbilt Uni versity Nashville Tenn There are a lot of angles to this game Vanderbilt has been coming to the front rapidly for the past two years aver since Dan Me Gulgan a former Michigan star took I hold of the team McGuigun U a brotherlnlnw of Hurry Up Tost the famous Michigan coach and got all his football traIning from him But there will be no brotherlyIn law business In eflcct when the teams meet at Ann Arbor on Saturday Van derbilt this fall has the test team ever turned out in the South and they are out to beat Michigan which due nut look as good as in former years Leaving out the brotherinlaw coach Ing angle there Is another peculiar thing in connection with Iho Vandc t team Pot three successive ec e Waite has been the cuprnn Dan lUukc was captain m IOv iou Blake In liN1 and now Vaughan Rlave Is the leader of the Tenncoseeune Tile torte an brother I u makes a new record In football circus Nothing doIng In the seorlnr line wu the report tint out from the Irtncetun field after the varsity h4 struggled lir oiiy I minute but it was Urnly QUo to the fact I that the scrubs hal a great baclifitld dur ing the lItter part uf tnt scrimmage Jim I llcCormlct 1907 wee at full back CdJIe JUran 1M and Kdiita Hart HXr at ta I halves That made a touh lomoinatiun fl I the tartlty U bat They did nut do U I but they ot a lot of Kovd practice at I Coach Hor r and lapt Plluii kept in rega Ur busy at straight fnnball Mcrmian thuued a big Imnroviinrtu at the full back lusltlon while IlrcJfmuj showed up Uron 1 tl 7in 1 m luckllnu work LIar a sccuad team man I tu tJtun promoted Iv an end pusitiun on I the Sanity an1 pled iuod In the practice I The Tiger iuad will l ae Princeton this 1tpn cW hllhl ofurmjn Still after ipnnJinf the high In I I Nen York will tacKle the Army team at I W et 1olnt tiuuriijA ufttrnoon I Corh IIlulIlon hu l1Iulo onolhor switch I al 111418r Victor Knnam11 who lies 1 011 I litYttl end hum 5115 I 1 let1 great ability eir t iJ Z I roikic1cer thet ie 105 been bwitrned Iv Ih back 11111 onu Ill I guru err I than 10 mute god lIunlon who IiI I 0 of th 4r11lIv puntere 4 or plollu1 I 01 harvard reaer4 the alu at e 0011 I I mill lie will 11 e iroIe latirnUon 10 I1enIurd lie 1450 title COny in the 1 rI ahhh1 WI1Cfl n Illius Iu4 itotmiisri otut I or Ins praclics hw ha to 1111 rllrllt seam I I and ho Irllmla to 00 a teoraler buttee ha I n I or I Pvfl it We liars in rosy earn with lb I JaesentmuseiiI ACItIOl 5tUtlift UW teilnwe I cent may dsvim let buy cmli keep bUs 1 Was how Vrare llnkey rhu tmsJ chord or time osctlr wemi U Yale utor 1Aey alerted his fleI 1 al strk Alld he 11511 III ul It iOI I o hours he clmuer1 both I I Iho regUIMfP od scrubs up hind tituwn the I tIlol urkln Out for lIst Itm C ttor tOlrmallon 1111 trYing Jt 10011 110 pta llrIjsm ad huh uarrd In Ia It rlr1 taimione bJth loin 11mm 11 11 plunging IIlnhsn I and Johtlfln ru e1 tho luurlJn I I n the t 4 In J brlI naje ol4 I nowing Jattall hAIII1r a trifle th bet Ir J I e fCal West Iolni b 4 tim nilitntiyi at aetna illrj work when hr l iiljn and scrub were leased from drill wg5 The fi14 was heavy anI niuldr and uuSl at I llii as Jovut 4 to tlKMl iiractlco In Ihi short tcrlmuiaii that endt th pr oilc Iht vtjaJir kouraj Sal luuttiilo we Kant will play Lu 44uuem UA n 100 1rzmcvtut 4ame s4rd4 o I ttua el2O 001 Out oJt Ull 45 Pita iuUa Is tun iMipinu badly Cham b rlln tIme fulibacX wl alto be out of me game flavOr taking hIs place Pennsylvania hat an easy came on tor t with the CanieKle iecnmcal school at Iliuburx The coaches did njt let up In I the work however Hell though Franklin I Field was ankle deep In mud An hours fast signal practice was held much tlm being devoted to xlvlnx Capt Hollenbeck and I Meant a chance to snow what they could do In klckliiK a hllppery ball Both did well their punts averaelnic fifty yard That the Carlisle Indium need all their start In hto xamc with Annapolis Is appreciated m rd fi1C ae doted by Coach Warner who dropped the acrlmmuxc work yesterday In the practice tire most of the attention was paid to punt Inn and running back kicks It K Imprra i the In the minds of the Ktdskln coaehea that Carlisle shall develop several punters who can get distance In their kick The Hedtklns are In unusually good phytl ca condition mot cf their bruises havIng heilM nicety i I Forefather Old Corn Whiskey We know the proper way to age I corn whiskey until it I obtains a rich amber I color a smooth mel I low taste and a charm I ing bouquet Thats why Forefather Corn Whiskey is the peer I I of all whiskies A I trial will convince I you it is the whiskey for your usethe Souths greatest whis I key I Aflk the Revenue Officer I If your dealer cannat upptl you we I I jipour quart ixpre paid 300 I I n M note co Diitiiun I lulls A Times PlO New Ywk CktlUtMia Ttsa JuausilUv tit Williams Thinks Miller I Still a Winnina Rider I I I ALTER MILLEIlS days S8 a WALTER arent over yet Thomas VT William the wealthy turfman i of the West evidently doesnt thlnlt so despite the fact that most of the ex Yales Old Fullback Was For merly Mathewsons r at Bucknell It has to RO that far and the Prince ton end picked it up and carried It for ward for a good gain and moreover kept possession of the ball Yale was I completely fooled nnd that one play came near losing them the game as Princeton scored ten points during the first half Weymouth has urhert the adoption of the man to man Interference hut so far the other coaches have overruled him Heres a Peculiar Bet I A peculiar bet was made last night at Brownes Chop House the tecnis of which are Inteiestln An old Columbia player bet a Harvard man 2 to 1 in each Instance that ne could pick the winners in live nf the big games to be played The selection of the games was to be made by the Harvard man fie chose the YalePrlnciton the Yale Harvard the PennsylvaniaCornell the CarlisleNavy and the ArmyNavy gumts The Columbia man who bet 2 to I on each game picked Yale to beat both Princeton and Harvard the Navy to heat hath the Army and the Indians and Pennsylvania to beat Cornell AMUSEMENTS U 151W Sit I harp IL PPO DRO lyl E Jtlt Seats 51 En I at 8 2 10 fIW sioiUiMJi iaji tot I UATILt iN DAYS I Blrdland I THE IKIKti 10 CIH K ACTS stringing In fialon i xsm N J C W tf rtwav kvs 1ft LYRIC V t Tomw EIJC Day msYiiVEr LULU GLASER MIMfIll1F r AC i wo ilway C 3Uh at ivgs8i5 I NO t CASINO Mats Tomw A Kite Day LOUISE QUNNN9TJW151LE ft A ifTOTl f ijway nihJ2t 13 ilau Ji I MAJES Tomorrow A niec Day I THE GREAT QUESTIONr JECd1B IsifYS Uway 0 autti tt Evs sia UA11 J ijiil Mat Tomorrow at 21S MAXINE ELLIOTT in Myseif I 2 Nights fIe IEV IJJIUi2 Km sl5 Mats rrai Tomorrow HERALD SQ W fm Day Smartest of Musical Comedies WEST END 12Avrof d vMatTomw Bv WCul CHU D Anen AnIIICrlla f n jvArvineCariit 2Sctol80 ID In The Oir White War l 3 I U NX wl OertnhlltoffrmnnwIthMlmlcWorld I litw AMSIEHlUM 111111 440 01 I 5 Wwt oV7uraUl I fvnr K1U MltlWoJ Hit it Klerlon I I tiLrr11 itrianger Colutiy a Lltlle Nemo I L IRrRTY i I H K I iMki or irseC I I L1ULHII Iast Nights lAst Mat Hat lILUAN RUSSElttin L tRE LILLIAN RUSSELL in WILDFIRE i bRUADWAV jneatre U way so 4htt I1 II U vblOMtVdfttt2l5 I Graco Van Studdlford ti Ih fUt 10IIIKN UIJIItauY I I N1XT Hint AND IllS I YLJOR HRBbiT t tlIW fi1rT 8Stj lltCliiti4TilA I I AiT1ca 4111b A Uw Hif liv eii II GA 1I11 Mau Wed Bat 4 Election I The Traveling Salesman New York THEATIIE Ifwa j 45t jt CW I OfK MBU Wed Hat Election I tee M Cohans N wc t Mualca Irlvolttv I THE AMERICAN IDEA KEITH PROCTORS TlliAIKSDOUS SHOWS ALL STAlIn ih Avo Alice Word Marrela Living 1lc 5th Ate f BUI A C Itiires Wormwoods Circus Tht IIWVbst llcVaii htnns Nlla Allen ft Co P ltl rst marry AlIIr Cnrhr Y Jlroto liiiti SI lirteit A Kulton Julius SleWA lea ElIte Nowtn cirpua Lt Kf1 Adelaide 4 flirt Billy nv ifii7ll 1 steyTflIsrd n9re BI L 5CO IigATItgW4J dtltvii Mats Wed tO Rat 2111 c1Ifhlil J VlIIi ARLISS DEVILS rmiiI IlPiA4l C Va2ID S TUYVESANT BLANCHE David nrwints BATES 44th DrHway Is KV aICitiTflB FIOIITINO norn THE DEVil HW 5sysg I tism4 recptne 3iiii st 0 ded my AT 81mb SVed 8et 1tiec TMGARDEN rhls ttrrk dwln Mlnen as 1 he Devil I 1 lIrllY2hEIIL Th Devil I UI LINCOLN SQI IIARRYLAlJDER Orc Iazard AIIIlll a eothstiiAVIlli3 nAi AMERICAN AUKUV UINUJIAU I IAlfRCN L Katlrns Mlrl Cliff Gordon I aitw 4ItWitlilizn Dillon and i ethers I I M o ry WM li Mr D Nec Ota I I Perts are of the opinion that Marvel ti lous Walter has grown too tall to be a success as a race rider Mr Williams has Just reengaged Miller at a slary I of llMO a month Miller win have the choicest of mounts I on the coast tracks The engagement of j I Miller under such terms comes a a big j surprise to turfmen of the East Since I I his return from the coast in the earl summer Miller has had comparatively few mounts and his winning races may be counted on thf ringers of one hand To be exact Miller has had Just I tivclxe mounts during the month of Oc I louer anu has won but twice once on I Spooner In the Clark Memoria at Yon kers a rac of the value of tiCO and I the second time on Trance In the JC45 I Nursery Handicap at Uelmont Pan I This time last year Miller had five and six mounts a day and was winning the I majority of them He had a big following then his mounts being backed recklessly A winter on the coast brought about broush a big change In Miller He took on weight but this might not have made such 1 difference In his riding If he had I not grown tall Lengthening out hi lost his natura seat In the saddle which formerly seemed a great aid to the horses he rode The result watt that tho boy whose services were In such great I demand six month before was pased up by owners with horses they could win with and other boys engaged Such Is life on a race track Last year the only necessity to make a good horte al most a sure thing was to engage Miller to ride 1I111er No little part of Millers great streak nf two years was duo to his honesty Hu rode to win all the time ami unlkl other boys who have had success thrust upon them this boy didnt lose his head He handled little money all of his con tract earnings going directly to his mother If the buy carried around Jib with him he had a lot of money 1 I le new dissipated and today even though success ha ceased to come hla way he k well tlxcd mental moral v alI financially His mother has bunked hb earnings so that It U hardly bUlkli that he will ever wnnt for anything even If he shouldnt ride 11lhlnl AMUSEMENTS hivinnt AMUSEMENTSM KV SiC mijjat Utu iiSSal x Nova 2uo I JOHN DREW in Jack Straw CRl I EKlON Ulva 44 il itt At 5 I CllUu at ItI WM GILLETTE SAMSON V atth m Uway Uynct i H 211 A U n V V 0 Y 34h 0 A V U I MalThur l5at A NovSat SM Henry Miller AaCI5te llu er THB KKVAMT IN TIIK UMB HUDSON Ih wVdii Ulcer 1 V ii3 Met Wed 1514 tov3 at 215 EDGAR SELWYN Tit liEIiltE I1tIX 05 r t nrnLf Hoth ftt near Uroadumy OARRICK Ei R20 JlatFatJtNovS 2IS Juatin covvt Qho MOL uac ALEXANDRA CAltLVLK Iroedd by MAY 1UWIN In Mrs 1xkhama Carouse I 1 VPCIIWI 5tri St nr B way Ev s18 I LYCEUM L I btUIVI yauThursaatk sovailJ Miss Billie Burke tVTIfF in 1OVE TI 11 I ii way Fm dL ItY 810 I KNICKERBOCKER xtfov82I5twItb THE GIRLS OF GOTTENBORG liertie elttsr r I 8 SESSIONS I C E 1JTo1V DAILY USI I SKATING St Nicholas Rink I 66th St 6 Columbus Ave OPENING POSTPONED I UNTIL TUESDAY 10 AM W E B E R S l wey e Jth 51 livo I me u Mats Wed Sat Nov 8 I gee r Met iitli PAID IN FULL ASTojnjsSf IEW Wm idge II I Mll THE MAN FROM HOME I III mil Dwuy lt 30th st Mat Bat DS clal Blectlon Met JLGIITLEIIIII FROM MI8SI8SIM CIRCLE itr 111115 to Ullll I In Til MANN LVN WHO HTOOIl Sl lll Mil Klwtlcm Hay totals Al flttlr lay Rt Now I VORKU CECIL SPOOIMER Jr l LL THE GIRL itjoii rh DETECTIVE 1OPorducBin 1 r k 1 HURTIG SEAMONJS ar I AL R SHOWJaUy INIA IIUM UAI co I I Ua1 nurllon I o C 10wa lOwar1 Clarica Stern Carleo Wat1allr J olf k OlIn other NaY rAlHAM B RAPT 31 WILIH Maud Lillian Fni lrl Cacti DC ii rtrrf14 atUAly c non jirfS ether o Ill VMPIP b 14i1 Jliuiik iua alu I irincniiiiY PAst ills I I Mat billy J Horn uf lll l Class luri tiJt Mmuklnn llsrrv nryant tateweseuuai MURRAY flt TIEAT I MAT I M 4 11T If AV III V I Stgeokil I THE JERSEY LILIES StfAJtll LILIESJ t CHAMPIONSHIP MEET PROMISES r I TO BE BIG EVENT Indoor Games at Madison C Square Garden Will See t Many Records Broken tI With several Indoor athletic meet al t rcmly arranged and with the coll of lu the outdoor season on Sunday the start at t are now looking forward to the Indoor i t Championships of the A A U wrth wi be hell at Madison Sure Garden c on Manta Nov 3 and Tuesday et I Dee 1 1 t Entries have already been Rent In ant t t the games promise to he the great cst that have ever taken place All t C the Eastern athletes who won fame at t Athens will compete and many of the v t champions from out of town will be on i 0 hand Its a safe prediction that records I I will po by the board that night for the I t men have heen doing Rood work out r T i doors title poem season and the Indoor I meets that will precede the champion ships will put them an edge for the big 1 affair tI a The HnrinUry basketball tournament a a the 1uhllc Sshools Athletic Leasrue will op a f r on Monday I promises to b the blOt mourner of its kind ever held To date lO r t t leant have town entered Srvtml epwtei events have bn added to the rroirrammn of gaines to he hrld by the Knlchtx of Columbus at Iho SixtTnlnta Slxlnlol Regiment Ar10 on Nov S 1 They Ire nc ror mmber or the K or C on fur mite members o th Hlotnlath nlmenl and two events for the member at the C A L Thf rorulA event open 10 all regietered thlp are ryar opn eo yard mil run handicap HO and Sfd are and ca J final nttlwrmt nf IIA AUR w1 1 held em Elizabeth N J on Sunday bY the Alexlrm A A Som of the stars that have rrternl ore nilj Keatlnc Harry Hill mm V C Hnbblns Mel Sheppard John 1ITo Joa nana an lJJIb Carr nj Tom Colllna Twj Intrrettlnc Onellc otball contettt will he played on Klprtion Dar a the new Irish Park at Wakefieu Ntw en picked teams r 1nlt dlet from Munsttr aaainst Ilnrick end Con naiiKbt atraln Itster TaO handsome tro phlfs HI be prreneJ to the victor by ta Inch Counties Athletl Cnlcn o KILKENNY AND TIPS ON THE GRIDIRON Seasoned by the summers session the Kilkenny and Tlppcrary Gaelic football lents are looked to for a bristling bat tle at the annual meet of the Queens County Association which will be held at Celtic Park Sunday President E 1 Hill of the Querns County Associa tion has presented a silver cup which will be given to the captain of the wln nIna tat Duller time Tip raptnln believes that his team Mrenirthenfi by the ODrleiih HiiKli and Tom of the Arra vale Hovers enl lower the colors of Conwnyp champions The rest of the draw I Cork vs Gal way and Armagh v s Monashan Field nnd track evcntb will iji run otf between tho football matches TOO WARM TO MAKE ICE 5 Owing to the difficulty In petting lo of the proper quality the management of the tft Nicholas Ice Skating RInk Plxtyslxth street has postponed the In vitation opening for tonight until fon da eveirlnu and the formal opening for the public tomorrow to next Tues laY J AMUSEMENTS H A MMER31E1N8k4t Ev 21V17SI1 Dally Mats 2VSOr MABEL HUE MIKE DONL1N itt a i1msIcai ConeJy Skim Stealing horn W win MW8hiSal Rli Comedy Kucceasl CHAULEf CASE OEO B HEXO 5 CO Countess nottl DAISY IIAHCOlRT Calk Haundera others 1 I MKMIKISSOIIN IIAIL I IlANO I I THIS AFT AT 3 I RECITAL I BT T SAUER i i Ticket Cow Belllnr i KNAUK PIANO USED Management D Ulrlch I Sun Jr Night NoTrabtr I At the Mttropolitin Opera DOOM SOUSA Set now on Salt 25 Cents t 1 l In Aid of Firemens Memorial Fund AtVDICM Ol MthlO 14th tt Irving P aTliDenman Thompson TSfgJU II Prices 2C i7Acl lAst Mat B t2 Ev Lie NpXI Week Mutlnee Election Itar Montgomery Stone in Tha Rod Mill GRANDop AIADELTALWFERRO nmi POLLY ol the CIRCUS Next Week rlegfelrti FOLLIES of 108 BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS gfVlPIRE impAlMVAY 4 UAIPH AV M UIOADAYitlP THE TRVELL 8 Uu TRAVILLERS PI New is Novel Ideas In Vlud4 14urleu ass1 Jur I Sunday Onrt 210 Lii I R Nov 2 The lilt 816 Midnight rerfommnca Election N1M Return by Hpeelal Wire Nrb AVTrsMQ Miln nUr sas 10 20 30o P BARBARA FRI TCHIE I Next WkA Contented Wosa CATARRH ni OISCHARIES Rellmd Ii 24 Hours I mile bean ttia Q nun s C SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY I WONDERS 1 l i rrkr

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Q i c I i 1jr I i i A THE EVENING VUKijD FRIDAY OOTOBEB 30 JL O 1 4 JtI5 TWO GIRLS FLED FROM fATHERS HOUSE AT NIGHT S Discharged Employee Disap peared From His Lodgings at the Same Time The two pretty young daughters of Nicolas Dclamnncro n welltodo liquor dealer of No M Ilopsevclt street dis appeared from tliolr home sotno time between 1130 last night when they ic tired anil CSO today when their mother found their room which they shared mpty Tho Kills nr Alexandra six Un yeas old and inngoMna who Is twelve The uder sister ways noted as a beauty Iti tlic Italian quarter Tho cltcumatainiM mirroumllnfi the caeo arc puzllrm tlio police who have I lent out a Kcnernl alarm and they are trylnR to find core T Lakes wlo un til Oct 11 worked Cur Dclamaneros but whom It was found neieMary tu dis charge Certain Infnrmntlon J1en them t by tho fnlhur of tin pi Is has led thorn to bellexe that ho mn throw some light on the disappearance The vanishing ot Lakes from the hous of Nicholas Poll Us with whom he ImlmO ut No DI TJoosevelt elierl wn coincident with the disappearance of the girls Dclamanrroa was In Rront distress when an EvenUiB World reporter talked to him today lie ail that Lakes hud worked for Mm rr two years as man ger of a brim tort nt No 210 Vet TwentyelMh ri t He Iad once or twice ueri its elder dauRl tor about thl man but the denied visor rnflI3 that there unit any love affair hltWell them Wlldi t illseliarcdl Inl said Ills I wine dealer 1 nld him 16275 and ho told me Hint hI wan KnltiK lo anndn where hn han relatives I inn altiumt distracted with Brief t cannot under i ftnnd how my Klrln rnuld Imvo grit mt without myself or their mother hearing them 1 am willing In ilo anjtliliiK and In ofTr any rowaid In r ai iin in ny nnn who enn tell me where thev I art artWhen they left homo thin elder girl wore a gray coat and dark skirt and I KvatiKcllna who wears KlHssen had on U reil gown I FOR VICAR OF ST AGNESS I The Hcv Ur V W Uclllngton ot I Utlca N Y has been selected by the estrymen of OraceChurili to suececd I the Hev Dr W T Mnmilng aa vlar t of St AgneaR hI1el the place having been made varant when I3r Mann ng I was promoted to iueeod the Into Dr Morgan Ds rector of Trinity I IRHEUMATiSM I waul tvrry chronic rlieumiitii to throw nay nil mnllrincs all nnlnuTits all planter iml give MTNYOS KUKfMA TISM ItliMttDY a trial No matter what your dottor way cay no matter what ou friends may say no matter how prejudiced you may bo ngatrift all ailver tlsul rrmrillt8 ta al one to your drug gist and gel a bottle of the KHCIMA T1SM HKMEDY If It tails to glvu satis faction I will refund your luohicyManyot Huncmber this rennrty inmalns no sal iLjlli acid no cipluin cocaine morphine or other harmful MilKS It la put up under the ftuarantee of the Pure Food and Drug At For today and Saturday sale Kln Husbands This Is For You If you would do your wife a kindness make t her a present of a quarters worth of P q G Naphtha Soap With P G Naphtha Soap and cold or lukewarm water your wife can do better work than with ordinary laundry soap and boiling water Do you realise what this means It means that if she uses P Sc G Naph tha Soap she will have no more backaches from bending ovcr tubs of steaming water no more hard rubbing of clothes up and I down the washboard no more boiling 11 of clothes Time money fuel and labor saved and cleaner whiter sweetersmelling clothes j than she ever had before nDocTRGMBft P G Naphtha Soap r AP is for sale in almost every NJL1r grocery in this city 5 J The price is 5 cents a cake w n I 1 I r tf1rZ r T 1 J ii I 4 JI rl jn fI 1 J I II 4i I jf I fj ¼ 1 l 7 i R J litl J p j 1 J I J 1 f I JtAJ TWO STORES Tho Frrad of the Pnople TWO STORES 18218418618819U Smith St Cor Warren St T pur H 222224226228 Grand St Near Drip s Ave U ulylrt I I r OIMN AIONDAN AM SAIURDAV IVHMNns ONL Y J Elegant Line of Ladies Suits j Embodying all the latest features Absolutely correct in style Very moderate in price Ii ti I iu I 11tF1 4i iI 1 J I SI 00 DOVN I e fi1 t li irlnY FlWifbp PER I 1rtN 50 C WEEK m u II 1 i ON OUR IASY l l CREDIT vjJ SWrF tIIW Ladies Girls 5J Dent L ft l wll ladles Ir frf HO Jt t I 1 t Misses Suits nell t i p V yQ j I 1 I sl le anl shades at J J 1 Othsr io 10 530 I I A ii Ladle nl MIes Skirts 5345 I iv up e I II iaclisaml AUssjs SI k Waists I j I i i il Z III f I fl 1 ComrlJe me Cmene and Ion I r ShIkoats I I U I N I j ifls t I I Nrens Boys Depl Uns bulls i it newesl cut n w 50 I jli I wltvj slide t 1350 l i luiual to most 2o i1A suns I L1 i o nj M ns u ts 050 I 1 t II W tlli S w Mel Im 0 I 13 IP lIe urc av Jiiji up Veni Iah lio s cc I p I CAMMEYER 68b Ave Cor 20th 5t Great Sale at Special Reduced Prices In Our Basement Store of High Grade Shoes For Men Women Boys and Girls Every Pair Guaranteed Regular StocK Perfect Footwear Nothing Damaged or Shopworn frf J k z 1 200 Mens Patent Leillvr Box r iZ I Call Gun Metal Call and 200 Velour Calf Lace and Blucher OO 2 Womens Black Kid Patent Leather and Gun AUtal Calf j Button and Lace LaceOO 200 I Womens 200 and 2O I Patent Leather Gun Metal Calf and Vici Kid Button I and Lace LaceS S 1 50 1400 Pairs Womens Fine Kid and Patent Leather Lace and Button Louis XV Heels Hand Turned Soles i Former Prices 30o 400 Ai and 5 coo I 150 jw 200 II Mens Tan Grain High Cut Bluchers 535 O Gl Is SHoes Boss Shoes Childs1 Black Kid Button and t3oySatin Calf Lace Shoes lzes I l 50 B1QO 2BoiSstin shofiV LOO Lace Shoes sizes 6 to lOfr pi o cp Mines 175 Black Kid Button and BJYs Box Calf Double Soe Lace tta L5o 125 and Blucher f Lace Shoes size 11 to 2 1 Boys Ve our Calf and Vici Kid Lace Misses Black Kid Lace Shoes iizes q 00 and Blucher 150 11 to 2 tp Jon Pairs Boys 5350 Tan Calf High Childs Black Kid Lace shoes sizes y Q r Cut Buchrr with two straps and 5c to 10JS OJC buckles sizes 12 to 2 m2 0 50 The Largest StocK of Guaranteed Rubber Boots and Shoes in the World Storm King Boots Storm Rubbers 1 Short Boots I Storm Rubbers Mens 325 Mens 65c Mens 275 Womens SOc Boys sizes 3 to 6 250 Boys sizes 3 to 6 55c Boys sizes 3 to6 225 Misses sizes t i to 2 40c Stdicped on a Shoe OPEN SATURDAYS CAMMEYER Means oiandard of Merit j UNTIL 10 P M I n n FOR SALE FOR SALE 1 PUBLIC NOTICES n Fttaa t oX I Clothing for Men and Women On ibe Mot Eajy Credit Plan In the Country No reference or ifcurlty rfqulrtdn I n rccitnn or deMxerlM maJc ko your Iiurchase pay your first deposit untl take inu cmnlj Alone with you t ai pay at your an con v icnc If NfitYC1cZt3ROttYN Stores Eollvi i Lelioxu Cf9 273 6th Ave near 17th Sf N Y 22743d Ave nr 124th St1 trooLiyn btore liti broadway lNut Ui 1ib AVI 01Li IMh2 rI IIl lIIr 1 j Iv urlrr i lllll MnMi Kit jniarintrej sT vn I lY tinienlK No refervncffl IV A m S HI Jnlin Ki first flooi cLoTiiG Wiinir Inr Mti nnd i CREDIT S1OO per Aeeit No enoioveS rr ifn1 no ooir ty re ri STANIIARI OUTfITTING CO 112 V HUt St ai 3 Shird Av n rdiii av 1Ir lutli si Brooklyn 20 15tdvsi S l1 i r OES M IMM1 3 TI ftiE11J 8BB EG I I i I fj Ii Thi 71rI1 f4 i IU f Z vLlI j I I LI i i t nrrrrv7ifI 7p f jl r MSfl k I J D h 1 rfh 1 rCf Y It I 11111 t ili LiI1S SUIi ON mfOli 1 tilllIII fl I I Ul p hrl 01 r a ti 1 rilE I III Ill lIh nOt I I t n fiTIT TalrI 1 Ili l i ip lla I Itk V IuI S ret ii i iM IMIAVJI run HIM JIm 4 M n Kir NO l IAltli ILAlI rake e ill ir 00 Ililru Clinrer for If viUntnemMii fur Tin WoiM may b lrft at any American District MfAntnuiir OTU in the city until U V M Be a Candidate for a good position Nominate yourself through a twelveword foraquarter Situation Wanted advt in The World and if ANY ONE is elected you will be nearly certain of winning For Able Workers See Sunday World Situation Wants I f11mfln j4 t 1 t jtfif j I ii njiKNT UII Fuji Tii muxjiov op TAXES So 7 L1IrulH S1IICE1 srBWAIJ lULIJIoti CV I VOKK OctoUr Ill 10u4 JMPOHTANT TO TAXIAYKItS NOTICE IS lliilliiy OIVKV Ti Al Ttnb ttllun J AXKS FOB TIU VBAH liol i AM NOI t IAIU III UUK Viih ut IMV UK Xu NOMMIUU or tno Coil yrul stt 111 nn tu Mium MUJ i A IUuJ Iu 110 It dr vi a al II Oltlco ii ho bowu II nd II P iria 4a ha aiJ j toll I oi lunhtt3 10 a thamue I 1 b U 010 if llu Urcni roinvr Third J m i 1 01 u in j llw hint N y tuluut11 il KliKl n HUOUJ if tt ant h 1 imilul Uiuukljn V v UOAh or Q li toiiir JaelcJIj an u me Flftll tri IIIIhl lit N Y iii ghi i 1 111I01101 1iorouii hail ut 1 u Itutll Ihuii V tit vill cJinrit Hiitii and olict up n auni tax MI i in 111 m lirpnM n It M IHJ in ni 1 tlnii in nn i IK tOt if nui n tnxi INllll i CM AT Till IlATi UK NIVKN 1 Ill iiNTI M 11 i tiiinr to lt uiUulnliM iroru tin lOY 1 11 ln i HIM all liva Wrmnc itui und ia iililn nil i a ir rM In MU on it nitildid Uv IMip 447 lau VIIK DAVID r AfBrriN rivr er nf rare DENTISTRY r n IT ET K pf TBT1T If you liavo three or four teetH I will Insert a full sot wltliout i i plato i Uo tills wlili absoiuti sjtlsfactlon Lxdiiilnatlon of you teotli ireo BridKc Work per Tooth 501 3 E E TH 4 7 10 QUILSHAN N U Cor 125th St and Ktli Ave lntruncc i7l W l2Sth St I C I PIANOS AND ORGANS f IUi Jiuuir o4 int iu nun Ilunix FttlnnayChkiurini Sohiner KnibrilJrJm A other I7A I up vnial nuinunti len SC I YISr IIM CI 17 East lirlli St 1 FLATS APARTMENTS TO LET I M Unfurnished HDNTIIn ih1i I p ill ml Jin J IC7 ill H s KaiC ut lnookl FOH SALE r uiii i outi ai wnuitifj e mi 01 FEAS I 1 IH rea 61 b i U m Uu iufff s N bs 1 ti UIIIIT DIM VN III WMI iT W1OiUCkLJJ1 4 W AlCHES a t rIIJt a iiii i 4 i I lu a 11 u did i Auifllian Vilvti nJ UUinoiiil Co I Hililtu Ian LOST FOUND AND REWARDS v n i I nl IM I i iiii 11th i iv Ii i lv i i II iii ft II Ml Jll1 l tIH llll 111 rov1 Ul i l ih i rt vv turn i r fu Jr Pli lufctl I II II H lIo 1II 721 7i llru 4 II S v Vcrk 1111 No IIIIUO1l ukt4 i 1 r I fXI IA rFl 00 t or ATi kXl 11 STJth iL Went ot llfth Avctiito Great Values for Saturday llf YOU Ill It ffKVKK VJSIT1SD OUR STORKS JJ rJRIQ SO XOWt Our tixtcnaivc Assortment of Rclitihlc Qiittltlia mill I The Moilenite 1riccn Will Sttriirim vtil I I Boys Fall and Winter Sutts STOUT HOYS SIX US INCUTDBn 1prhy doiihlpbrtMst and sldo or box pleated modrls with latest trim In pockets tIffs etc xtralKlit or Knlcker trousers lurrliiRhnntp checks stripes plaids mixtures various shades of brown olhes grucnn inns und Bray also navy and hlackj to 17 yra superior tailoring and quality 298 398 I49858698 89d Investigation will prove thorn to bp nplciulld values Our nioilcrato Ideas of profit do not coincide with tho majority plsmvhore tlmtB one reason 1 another Is lip have a reputntlon which inust be aiifltalncd customers expect exceptional value heremil they find them RUSSIAN AND bAILOR SUITS BOl RtEFERS Single anil ilmiWc liraistnIl woo Full tetiKth medium and rtnrk PorKPn and Cln lotp linnM nay Kray ant browil lntotn alM inlitiirei i liioks plaids herrlnijonis iilalds niul mlxtur i self or while HIMKH HhkMs Tie it tie llnml Vt l a t or self imlid vmblcins3 to 10 years J 98 icllnr plilu or cuff thtess 4 tu 13 ytara 98 BOgS CHEVIOT uirs Two pairs Kntrkor Trnusorn BOg OVfcUCOATS9 to 17 yrs noublo lircast ninl HITI herrllll hone plaids nod Latest ntli In ln t In brie clHi ks with laliii Irlo juickets and colT l I I OK tnlliuud III and colorfl KridiM uuuiilly a third ntylrt or tho UMJII 7 u suit Inure elBe hern 208tu708 1010 IT yrs 498 rinei OTcouts nui too rt to loJb Young cMen s Suits EXCEPTIONAL A MUTMKXTS OF I5KST STYLES FO1C COLLECiE DUESS AND IHJ ESS iery fashionable fabric quality and tailoring that you will llnd It Impnn slble to equal ulievhere at the moderate prices we makecomparisons youll llnd Suit firmwily cuiisiilcrci linrgttint nt 6 JS JUru 498 I Sintx lor wliHti dnfs auk J JX lltru 698 iiilx cattily wortli llJti 11ro 798 i Suits tIllI are lint ltlWlt 12JS Ilcrt 998 Suits flifwimri Htltritl 7tajs nt ftll yV lIf 111S I Suit not fount fltiwlnro under 44 7S yV IItire 1398 ir TO M YIAIS 30 TO c CIIKST 1 Womans Readyto 12 98 I WcarHatslclIlall UJSJ I Were extra valuta at IDS smartest effects In fashionable shapes and fabrics with line wings rjiillls ornaments Exceptionally flnu assortment ot Iteadyto Wears 19 tu 1U8 Card Games Prices that inalce it well worth while to come heto for them Assortments fan be only briolly ropresrnted lluchre or Ilnoihle Curds High Kl120 Miluu 12 nd 15 7 lU iic Cllrdsulhre or 1Iaucnlo i value 21 lb I DJZ value f 2 liO SI 7 rou rcss Carolofau or Initial baksabout SO iitjlcs also I fXI or DntlKo rard value 4f 2 Cloth rinlsh Cardh iikltir fancy I or floral liatk valuw 7ri Q3 Score Tads WO or Urldgo reg 10 7 I Game Scorers ro eu 1 Iolnt Kuihie Tally V 5 I with Game and Pointer 1 1 Gniue of Ill or IllucS value W 20 Iarclicaivolua 75 40 Toilet Articles Iriri cuts to benefit weekend buyers JIM Izn Borlne 49 2S t lloliuesi Kiotllla 14 lj ci llipeys Cieain lJ 1 IJ ci Oakkyd Pouilro do Hlz 0 J10J HalrRO 84 J1 ct llorlne Tooth Paste 15 With rhlnraio of Potash MANICCHU AHT1ULKS Ji ct Iorciulynone Nail Powder 13 21 ct Honllne 15 18 ci Nail ileflexiiulin cane 1 J 1U ct Isyueii niutlrlu Nail lllouch 8 10 ct raynon Electric Nail Eunmel 8 a Hosiery for Fall and Winter I As usual comprehensive assortments of latest popular fancies as well as ho staples Piicts always have been and continue to be most favorable I WOMIJNH SIIK IIOSi Illack wliltc C IOM plaincnilitl I double lircl and IOH 80 140 198 208 JnXlAl SIIK Hindi white tun cbimpaKnc tarn hello Nile bronze red regularly 139 80 UuMIINS USli IIOSE IllaiV and the kirahlo shades for ntrict and is suing hiding sinojco nnd nxldnoil pUlii lace and erubd I ilnuble heel nnd ion 30 40 00 80 120 priCIAIj In liliuk and lolil Llslu iililn or niubil vtorih M 00 illudi mid colon plain or enibd 130 Three palm fur n dollar WOMENS COTTON HOSE flack iiiid colors double heel und LOU 12i to 30 KIKCIAUS At 30 rt Threo pairs for n dollar At 20 us Tour laIrs tot a dollar i I VOMIN WOOl IIDSK I fiuhmern onil Wonl Mixed 10 to 70 1 I IlllUiItUNS SIIK IIOSIS I l llhuk whit pink sky inn i viMiiilly 1UO 80 1 Infants tUiS 21 40 55 I IIIUHIUN COTTON 1IOSU UlackIitavy or Hnu rib I 12i 10 24 30 l uljf taili nnl toes iron II cu uP have aljj iloube Lnfc I I 1 u A Rousing Saturday Special In Misses Tailored Suits 1 Beautiful HipiPHs Coat Modft 11 21 Judo to sell at tflSOO f 1198 Invisible Syipe Chevrons rich dark colorings I Unless Coat trimmed d In DJrcptnlro style with satin buttons and simulated button holes satin lined newfat gored skirt with fold and buttons Carefully tailor hulls of kuch perfect styles ae the most pnrtliulnr young lady will dollcht In wearing Plner Suits to DSlIIgh class in everything but price Styles beyond reproachvalues absolutuly matchless V Another Great Girls Cloak Sale I Another splendid lot of stylish warm AllWool Cheviots In full range of the v best colors loose and semilit htindsomflv trimmer with braldj or velvet J extra wide belt facluga every coat of full cut strictly man tailored right A In every way I H3O I For Cloaks I OZ3O For Cloaks 1 7 QQ For Cloaks worth C9S J worth S 9S I CO worth J1098 Complete ransn of price 6 to II years In each lot r ii I 1 Special Lunchc L I New Psyche I Tomorrow aturdsy I Hair Bandeaux 1130 10 230 i Combs Barrettes 4 No 1 Hmip lioll rl Cod lull Parfly 1 ua Pinipr or Mlnc l Lurnh on ToaPt IJSCHB HANDCAUX tttfSr I WU ilacet ream JO I nSquln style In almot limitless No 2foup Ilnant Turkey Chetnut arpyhnlld h ltor plaln abell Faucp Olrry or Lnniiir Haluil I wllb and wllhou 1 HhlUMtones ILIld MuHlwl rointonn yimn iustarrt niimr Jewel llasrio Ktruscau or lie Cnatn anil CiUf iiQ I and fancy mounting Ta or rorre with and without reraovnblo ribbon It eSJi2f7n5rrfISlwSl 3fJJrIH be to 1II00 lIworlll 9J to S H 49 to 488 PIPC liil lin ikfist 19 IS m II A M i Hand Carved Cmplrc Comb Bfwtlul Afuwoon Iuneh a toiJo oclock shell and Hinbcr many rich styles ontilGD 98 It a Klner to 303 I MENS SIIK MOSi Knili il iml pnlnriouMii solo I I bed nnd toe 98 129 Thcto at 98 nrn extra alue beIng worth JlK i HENS IIPUi IIOKi Illal and whit Inrltutlnn fancy plaids dUI ts fctrtjifih plain laco ouibd doulilo wale luil toe I 29 39 49 Sptrjnl values In ttlartt and I fnnry litworth fit 40 Hlnck too pray pliln nr mld 30 Three lairs fur a dollar URNS CAPIIMKIli IIOSI lluuvy mil lIght tlzhtlilack natural and ltcfct rulorsdoublo lied and too 24 39 49 At 49 cia lmi nh dmtle i o I lipcclal llU3 ut ou Three pairs for a dollar MHNS COTTON IIOSC lllncK und roloia plain and enibd idnlds also 1lnk vltli eollt sole nUll white feet 12j 19 24 SprcUl value in Mark colons nnd Ilalilhiloilile sole liiiul lied I toe worth C5 24 CIIIIJHiNS JILACK WOOL HOSB I plain ur rib 10 24 39 I Flno lllucl Culiinirv rib or plain 19 Uxlrn heavy double Kneo slzn U 401 I Larscr 11I0 en every other iiiZ1 Wlilln Caklnniio tlin 57 I I UirKur itise I CM esery other site Hand raifl flares to matcb 1 worth 7r to 9s 49 to 308 narelj Ilonutlfnl New Combs cnainrlli and Inlaid on hand carved hell and tit with a treat number of lirllllint Ill ifleatsin eaniplre lurnciitr mid other forios worth It as 449 finer to 17 OS worth ttOoa Rare Vaues in Fine Leather Bags Rich goods actually sold else wlioro at prices su ed fact proved ijy investigation not RiiCHSPd at Our Leather Good departinent has no poor llanibuk Alllsntor Uajjs 1eep 11liuli rlrptlfi framni with lock t Ui clue fret luatber lined laria purhp Vlrniiii handles ij wherc fKOOllcro 1298 Ilornl nek Alligator SwnKBtr Bags uvurlnDpinK large lap deiT 10 Inch rlvrtrd frame m ralfkkln nr ilinmols llntnK piu se duublo strap handles valu 12798 Mottled Kufdn 1J4XH arch top oarrlaijo sl lo dcpp jlnch rlvetted fiamu fining Edit leather linrullo leather lined purfie inhirit ask 170 408 Heal Seal rnrrlnge Hags smart dull black finish 3Inch rlvettod frames KuumctAl or Kilt rapped corners stud trlinleather llnd double strap handles purm worth 300 108 a i I ToMorrow Saturday 1 MORNING SALEST MSr P tM I To prnvfiiu dealers buying nunntitlw reiIlC1lNti Mftll or Tolupliono OrtJers I Si JSGirlilInviH C lank 5595 nil Ivnctl all 11 1 lest rnni II tu III rars witli ninl iHitinut iliinnt lining 1I8 I iII lIa trtnely One olin II InCOI 11 nun OIJioHH PlIT fOJ GirL Hihiwi lrtn st H 98 j oil flnlih ptiUiln iriiii iyl lo II yi Hiiiiiliil St M IIIHII miss tlirm HirciSU 1 HMlt MiHflW DKIT 11 11 Mttli Draw r 12 2 II H iniiil 1 f dilcllll dlw I Ill M4 ir KM i i Ii Pot 151 liitjj I 1ili 019 I Duutle hI il 0naU puss tu1 1 Jil Ui1J1If11 Taffelas 16 hoe anil m pl a dl i ulmr i l in i aale MAIN il 51 MU II II Ii i j CulIl 11ft iii 1 4lt 9 in M fur Is nnli 1 In iC 010 J MIN lltflhli Mitt Illl IlMJ Ifi 11 r 9 iaa 5 I iints 1 I Vfl IIN II I I i li I I 39I 1I l t L r 1wtJcr 229 stray Hrrrlnxtionii oicvol ant mUturoi VM slur I to 12 ran THMUi 111111 SIItF t 208 ov iff111 SitJ In w105 II miure straight or Itnlrter trouser 1lllnn i c It iN nr 790 11 1jlIItIJ 48 Jr an fiinmiftu J lo in Sear until i IJa ns 4 J J 3 tn ES c 27 111 i rail lauiileiil IInlnllndrel I lllllli Klll J nsTllB 1 50 tiling lisiH Ititxix 9 lie iinleil Un 10 iI5 foil fa IIIUlli rio ill IX lnVKIlV ITIT JSI lloI fI Jii 64 lIaf 11 tf f t r i 5 f Ihe I MI KII r in V nri 31 I I H t IJ1J I i in dK r t run ii I I Ii T p The New In Veil3 and Veillnas Surf to be hIm In complete a a sortmcits at Invariably the low est prices Uptodate buyers know It well 1Jo youP U v 1 not yuuvo been much out ot 1 pocket I I Utiftidin Siiii nnd Complex Vulltnn I pit new Minder nncl blaek ii ewherc El to ItO 10 to 125 I Panry Ih VoiliMK Imonniarable I nsnorimrnt of color ui at and v l dt o ItirliiilitiR tln imirtifit liliiullniit II 13H I Dirii iolr Veils IIlak and net t 1 nhnilM ic h te J2Vi 108 Horrltrcl Chllluu Cloth VPIIIIIKV I wmen striped border biilh 1100 wide hUh for liriie hatsblacx t white eolorn eNewheri Si 79 1 I AllSilk hllllllll VellliiK whit Mai and lnU tntor that baIl mid up to Hi 25 f4 I I Mnui u g Viiln llniHelM or the new f Ilonmii otall ulik iroiif or rlhlifin tilni Ij yds Iniij 1010226 I 2 ds Hint lQO to 208 SPKCIAI I Mourning Veils I CQ wnrtli HA I II S Sulk RriiiadHioielf border 0 t1t yde IOIIK also fancy metli ribbon trim I Jw lry Specials That 11011 dpsurvu hue name at 1 Solid Sold rurt IliiB Ktmllsh or Itnniiui tlalMh vnluo Il 69 08 a Gold Pill I Iuff hutton sEn gi ida 1 1 nnrn Ina iiNn ilaln suitable S I for nioiujriimH l ic M 4P ri hl IllUd Hut Iuis IthliKvitonG I linil inld JcniN ntlqiii Venetian ball i inl other 1lemlllo 75 3T I Gold Ill itl llracciets Itninan or lliiulish finish so ret lock alIt JI IiI OtT 1 UoyH Solid Gnll uicnet Rings v C heavy raised IelltllIarlt seal I for monograin value Sn 169 199 r sineslOO ElI Iorer toe hccli all sIZU MICOSl JlOiHl VKST 1 4S bOIs VeI fntt ltoil1 95 Vaitni roilit Itattirr throughout UcM U to 1114 SIOND Kluiilt VKST 2 IS O iris JJtiincf 134 I i It nnl TI iltf pair all full fVuei mini rioou 011lIrN nr 198 sYTi rrceH 100 Vhl mil mil l ng uml nifIlum IB to 10 r iiMi PlHn IlifRr nEiT iyt 169 HntN VfVi 4 94 i I I iir Ic anl oilier ietk colon Tllllli IM null Si tv lit IMVO I 750 i I lcnI1 I II while 17 I j I uuiii Froll II n tnurlnban WC1 HIJ u 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I l rr abiibl l i r tl Pi 1i 11fD3N lSflahll hi r wJu i i I i n T lie kven rrIJ W o r IJ q mltI Y l 1 a pa 25 1 n ee a uctobe aTCTi I9OS7 r h r GfJt rcd frnbllrhed Daily Except Sunday by the Press PifxIMilnir Company Nox M to 63 Park How Urn oil etrs reurztn n r rr ik euI J ex IIIIY tn rod trr tune sxt II Entered nt the 1ostOfllca at New York us ErrnndClniM hall Matter Ihibierlptlon Kites to The tenln Ior rriRianil end the Continent and World for the tnlted States All CoultFoslnl the International I and Canada Iostal Inlon On Tear W 50 One Tenr J37B Out Month 3 One Mouth St VOLUME 40 NO 17207 o DEMOCRAT OR PLUTOCRAT F Harmony and hopefulness increase ninong Democrat and for n i yery simple reason Their lenders arc umplinMzmg Democratic idea The issues arc so shaping thcn elves that they may be summar ized under the one heading of Democracy vs Plutocracy Rouse ftltiBm hm familiarized the people with many wrongs that usually attend upon monarchy aristocracy and privilege Unequal taxation la plutocratic and we have it in a discriminating tariff and in the refusal of Government to names incomes and inheritances War is plutocratic and wo have it in our jingoism and in our excejsivp naval land military expenditures Favoritism is plutocratic and we have It in tho selection of certain industries for governmental favor and in tho immunity that great lawbreakers receive in high places Secrecy for political contributions and expenditures is plutocratic I 1 land we have it in tho refusal of the ruling party to provide hon fcstly for publicity Empire is plutocratic and wc have it in our remote dependencies where we dnre not read the Declaration of Independence Extravagance displny caprice violence and intimi dation are plutocratic and we have them all ill full force at Wash I ington I Merely to name these evils Is to indicate the true Democratic position and the true Democratic issues There must bo resistance I Ito this programme now and hereafter It will be offered in desultory iifashion in many places but only in the timetried principles ol I I American Democracy shall we find affirmatively stated the correct ideas which must substituted for the vicious ones that now pre i vail

WOMEN HERE AND THERE r Suffragette demonstrations in New York and London are not I fet all alike In Now York the ladies undertake to call on tho Mayor they are informed that he is not at home they attempt to make a few speeches and are howled down by hoodlums after which thoy drive away under tho most amiable and courtly of police escorts On the same day in London the ladies called on tho House of Commons and made such a disturbance that a big police I detail removed them bodily the performance causing so much noise and disorder that members of Parliament lost their nerve and ordered the galleries closed Probably there would hare been less trouble In London if the authorities there had been able to meet I the movement in the first place with more politeness and patience In other things as well as in love hell hath no fury like a woman cornedSOCIAL o SOCIAL LIFE AT THE POSTS r Our friends of the army need not take too seriously the criti isms passed upon social life at military posts that are based upon the Eaua letters The conditions indicated in these missives do t not apply to the army alone They exist in all places where idle I ness luxury and separated families are to bo found If militarism 1 and imperialism promote domestic peace and rectitude and tend to I irtrengthen social propriety then thoy have been greatly misjudged in I the poet Indeed they are as demoralizing socially as they are politically and in America whore they lire comparatively new they 1 naturally reveal their social defects first Americans are proud ot I lime army and they will not readily believe that the Rains letters 1 r describe a typical state of affairs But it must be admitted that present policies are leading downward and not upward t WHEN IT WILL END r Poor Taft He is not built on tho lines of a Mnrnihnn winner fend the punishment that he is undergoing on this strenuous tour ill tailing on him Some men take naturally to travel haste irregular ttnaala low of eleep excitement and fatigue but not Taft He was fteaigned to go deliberately and to recline occasionally in a rocking 1 biuur He does not belong on the track His place is in the grand stand If he finishes this ordeal without serious injury to his health ii will be a wonder People arc asking whero this long distancu j campaigning is to end That is a hard question but a fair guess would be that it will get a jolt one of these days when we lose n Presidentelect through illness brought on by Bomclesp and ageless pverexertion and exposure during the campaign h THE FOUR RIDDERS r As the b jy A at headquarters would say the fliilders did como tocross in fine style for a fact Thorn ueio four of them count them Herman to begin with 10000 Tutor 9000 Bernard 9000 and Joseph 9000 making in nil 3000 from one drvntrd family This ig n cnntiilnition that iP vvoriJi vliilo It is not OIlY the largest that the Democratic nuiiiiiittcu linn jocihod but tlurc in no question vlmtivcr Hint it ninu Rjinntniiooiiily eiicicnh honestly and without a inotjvo nYrlpt II patriotic de ire for Dciu ocratic success This ii tho uny thing ucd to bo dame in nil pun O before it bccaiiin ftiHhoimblo in ilcpoml upon the lawfiivmul uiki pstb for cainpnign IIUHKV II In the tvtly iliingn ought to ho din hoionflor not foigHiing tin puhlii iiy 0 Letters From the People Krtlnu ilnrn To the 14111 of Tti lrr UK Hui 1 A rorrfupniident uuku Ila nuting r certain blur teen imi nil In vrty morning liourii VeniiH Boa tic nn ate ally taiga xlnr III U 11 idblnin sky ul ISO A M The oiillmiM rial was J pi tfl They wera In oiiiuiutlon a fiw day lIioa beautiful and unusual right i One recent mornlUK tlt irtkiini moon Venui Jupiter and IliKUhih all i n fur f ode a vlfht worth getting i d to fn 1 told a man whut fluid hi seta lie replied At tl at time I inn njinj to letp The beauties of nwiun me Hut Pvrtlclaltd I RAKIM1N A II truf1ruullr ft It VAt T TM Kri f nit 1 would IIU0 to auk iln ru4n r 0 en I li an Intane inirioue atliillni pepri ralnt Inli time nf tlic year wa PM U rullr an unlucky VLJ 7 Fur ui I i Ihu dm I it nix Ih Tie first null Irn µ M nn ii postal irfiil uBllii Inn to i all In rrtunoe I a unit tVhf n J iHiI I fm 1 i 1111 engd u mUtikn of IM iniin hit mill the mill 1 mid I aiihinl 101111 when I tot a notliu of run HKllnrt mi for hill xitch I dud paid II moiill ago uil found my ititlpi tul kallni Two lining aflur this iI emu in unlfuiin iiiien on mo looklnu for the KUO tielir lo shut off the pas After u hair I om e uigununt he found I wan on I lit ulan IIMIIIIM hhoitl HIT tilt a lidlmlieii Iuy rain iiinnlntf limn mi ktoie Mtl h pieKatK In hlo and lo uuli J to know If T uak tin k n that SUM i IN IHKI I poll silts i kiftud of Ttoi ellH Hullti Hi tookltif at I palutSe 1 nunn It Mlk pIrinael run u imfiillioi of Hunt ctrl Hit n Jl t iituid I luUtM back Hie Iwomit kiff i lilf hud f ogttt from nu hhe at4 ti i re uay nm tna ijt gijm on then and I Ought ttyete nrrotuo for ntlllnif them x Jt Whizz I ttv Maurice Kcllen J b i e1 olcl o M t I of r r L t I f r a x J SSA r 0 I l L J J 1s t JJ 161i When Two Women Tell Each Other Their Woes Why Do They Both Talk at Once Ask Mrs Jarr By Roy L McCardell H OU are rou feeling my dar asked Mr Rincle HOW she bustled Into the Jarr fat for nn after 4 j Y t ncr eats Ten without waiting for Mr Tarr to reply she 11r v lte just fell toirlblo all wpel and before you scold 14 e fr era nlllntr you must understand that you should I rr iii foe phinoiuod that I have como to SOP you for I Inxe f tE a alt so tin down th it I haxent pu ms m so out of doors ti jtom for two xooXs rIra MudrldKP tells mo I should try tho t New T ght and Mis 1ickcns says Ustcopathx hut 1 dont 1PIi e in those fads and so I took those now salts 1 that dl Mrs tixxer ho much good but they dliln help j k it ao n rd nyrat I slmpls w111 not glue np 1 wojld hsxo bcn In my bed df rnitrs Mi mangle huts no sympathy T L fCARDCU for no and says I am all the tune comjil ilnlm hut I ten LIlli I in fr fron luiiiK n cell xmmnn and It xxlll ho n sid das for him If I si ould be rnl nl awas nlthtiuRh I dont IHIoxv IP would wait till 1 lt sa cold in tie marred imaln Xud If then Is one thine that gixos n woman strength to bear up It N the thought of another uomnn lumniaglng through your things nut OfI is one o nihohitlon when n man has hnd a rill wife he generally marries a thin iman ihn srnrd tmo and vice VIa and I know id turn over In mx grate If I thought Itanslo hurt marildl n womnn who could wear ms things Meanwhile Mrs Jarr was not Idle Hit Is her tongue WMnt While Mr Rangle was talking about herself Mrs Jnrr was brisk describing her own symptoms How well you are looking only thoro li too much powder on your no m dear Mr Jarr sold as she stilted In nt an even broik In the bognnlns of Mrs Hangle remnrks I was Just nxlng to myself wlin you rang 1 wonder It Mrs Ranglo Is mad at mo for not railing Hut I hnxunt loon feeling well for one mlnulo since I last raw xou I haxo had the most uirlhlc oadaohei mid sometltnofc I thick they will dthi m lii nnc and I ncl e nil over and hats land the most terrible pain In ms iltft sl Ie Ol IIs no use to talk Clarence ftlhe Cop r r r r r By C W Kahles ITS A HOLIDAY TODA 1AND itVNYS OWIN1 TO YOUR GOOD ecoRD CAP THE PAST WEEK ILL JCT YOU RAISE THE FLAG ON THE STATION HOUSE AND HAVE YOU PROInOTED r r I j d IJI 1 i nl t1 l r I J f Ih Y V1Xi TIUS IS TIIE 1ItouDlsT PiYOF MET ti EViHTFlL i LIFE R r t T I trcq f to mo about diet and say that medi Ine will do no nootl Mrs Hlckett Is one i of thr pare fod peop and Ike everybody else who has a hobby she talk you t death about It 1 haxe been tnklni n fnxorlto prescription of mx mothers nox for a week and It Is helping me w tdeiful1x although I have felt warse fir tie nst few days Hut Im detenntnod to keep up nnd I do keep up Iu I M Jar has the p35t thin wrnns with him i i s Ike a great baby Of rour he inushs at mo but really I often wonder If IT bo living tlis time next year I suppose hod lo firing crap for me and wedding favors for his new bride at the imi time Cttnet nrr all alike nnd the widovois era worse but If 5hE I w nsnt gaud to tny children 101 iomr hark mind haunt lei Both ladles roming to n paiice nt the same time and nelher hearing on P ward tho othPt said both remarked Rill Im glad to hear your health li good hUll think Its the chaneonblo xxoathor that makes me fee ns I do Tio off your hat dear bald Mm Jarr and sit down and tell me nil I the nev I cnn t slnx n mftnont replied Mrs rnntl I just rnn In to tee how XM wore rind If tno rhlMn are wen Ms Johnny has had a terrible cough I hate boon gtxini him rod llxor oil all Bummer and ho Is nil norxous and run ilmn ire hats cod liter nil terribly but little 11105 likes It I just hate tc nntp JOhnny to make his tale It but I have lo hide It from Lucy Lucy Is i growing out of all her clothes nnd shy has n tendency to toeIn Hale you eve trlpd those common sense shoes for children Lucy complTa they hurt hu feet I The children nre well said Mrs Tarr talking while Mrs mangle was talk I ing Kminn gets the nlghtmiie nod xinkes up scream in g g night bu I don Ihink It Is nnxthlng serious amid WIllie rompHlns that hit bones nche but 1 think It Is nothing hut growing pains although he hail me frightened the other I night when he hart n very high fever because there Is so much scknwu Die you I grit your blue dress dyed and how did It cones out1 I Well I must go said Mrs Mangle rising as she concluded her remarks i And then rite sat dotty ngnln and the two gabbled nt each other for an hour 1 lire Ilnuple tens her todns 1 thought shed never go said Mrs Jarr 1 when Mr Jarr came homo That s07 asked Mr Jnrr Hoxv Is she and howre her children I She rllnt say but I suppose they are all xeI ropled Mrs Jarr t art sRWl WV5 tt tt 14wR P r 4 L I Mt Ml Ii l llOSM HEA11 111H PRIDE PATRIOT15tn r r WIKIOTISMTO 5 r KAlSEaOFTTHEl ftO GLORIOUS5TABO figa AI1bSTRIPa5OVLR I tl WfE I i x 11 I11uIp C WKnnC J rI j M ilf7 I POLICE ors t r lf sAN 1 THAT ANARCHI5T E M SD Ir MEANS UPSIDE DOWN ANARCHY L ILL NEV E2 AND TRAITORII 6ROPtEU BELLION ill Il II t 41 D m0 l W io J i I Fifty American rea a r t i SoJlne s of FOfilltulue By Albert Payson Terhtinc I NO 5 lltKfASno lJU OTA DAHIXO young Huanlwil who had loft hotnn At nliiptoNi In Kill p A poor flInt lids only wonllh rotmtRtcd of a nnord n uhlnhl And Chw clothes he word returned to Kpilu trout Ainurlm n fun yearn later with a brllllnnt roputnttott and u tortuno of tuOOOOO Ho was Fnrnatirto 110 floto Olio of lila chlof reasons for sucking gold and rihcnlimi III America had been that ho might wod tale Klrl ht rodent Nnx on his realm lio married hor His lire ambition newmed crowned Yet he won not rontrat More lame and treasure In hidden In limo America Ho was resolved to seek them De Soto had nerved gallantly In tIlt coiuiuiwt of Ifll Ho had bea dteguatod a 1lzarro trcachety toward the tntsllni IMIU nod glen with wealth and bxwor had shaken the dust of rfoulh America iroai his I feet But the fever of discovery was hot In his eliib Columlum had foun tho Weal Indies and the news had set Funpo ablaze Cortez had cimqtierrd Mexico and wroatod from the A 7 to is vast h utdu of troy tIt t Hlaarro had mastered Peru and had telrtJ more Bold Mixer and on nulls than hnd actor been heard of outside a fairy ale C S to wits eager t mil it I cmqiier another such American country and then by nnU hinlf as tl h mud fimoui 11 Cortex or Vlsarro lie had bear wild ruunrs of wi i i to Mi land nun known as riorldi rte Inllin m1 In i inform lIm 4 It was an unclxilUed wtdrurss bun r lnaiuie Hit Seeking Ncxv the In llsnr by this time hated nl ban rd mil would Treasure Lands not toll them the truth So tr into loul I 011 Iloilda us a gold countrx and believed tour e ner at It n ilied t the fabled fountuln of Pteriml V iih xxt u te IIr had sought since the beginning of the word lie minnunl to imli tin wraith greedy Spanish Omernmrnt hare thr i lu lUfa and b nl hiiolf ntPIntrfi Governor of Cuba with full psrmlestan to tspiuie riortdnat l1s wn Tense Leaving his young wife at Ilixana and Ihcln the KOXOI nniPin if Cuba In her hinds De Poto iled fcr rioitJi with about 0X1 men Ills filiwpr avid nothing for mere exploration nor It Is to Ie feared did to They were gold Iatr and daring a soldier rf rPII1n ns seekers clad ti nerve under so rn De Soto had proved himself to be The rxpedrinn landed nt Tarpa on May 23 1M The ships were sent tack to Cuba ant thp eilin rs hpan tholr riairh northward Into the tn lon I Miit stories told bx Indian prr errs ltd them to bellexe that the treasure country was orlx T fox diixs jourmx thrall nf thorn The savages hung on tie little armys tlant blaxlnr itid burniig at very oppor tunity The men had lo hal their wax throi 1 nlmost lmpn ib e Ulngle under tcorohlig heat to sleep In malarial marales to starve to suffer irin o illno ne9 to guard ever against 1 jrllni Indians Yet n the pressed im tliwurd and wp l ard always h1111 thex might next dix 1uilor upon 111 tertsue land Month after month the ragged footsore party plnil jod nbon hunker dl oav and ilint i death thinning their ranks At length the mos hopeful began to irel the grip of despair Do xotp wa asked to abandon tho rnoiiso Ho f i1 t r refused I The wife he loxrd and a ilfe or ease In CULI awaited hu return but he would not be swerved from his hopeless purpose I Long ago the andoroc hid lot KlTldi ohrl them They pas5cd thnnigh lnhami xxhere a the native xlllago of Mobile tliox fought and won a terrific J battle against the Indians thence through swamps nd rests until the halted at the banks of a tremendous river Tho ftroam vas selbxx turbid far wider than ins thy hid ever ella veritable Father of Waters From captured say eges De Soto learned tint this vast rtr was known as the Ves ase be or Mississippi The explorer nvelled it the stglt He had his nun ferried across the river on rude rafts meaning to r turn tone das and follow It to Its source Northwest ho for ed hie scary war IIIrc ugh Arkansas and to the highlands of th White nixer country 7pn turning outh he came upon the hot springs of Ar ansas At List he thought he hid found the Fountain o U einal South Btit he was fpecdlls undeceived Bx tis time his comrades saw the utter aimless futlllts cf the expedition and refused to advance another sop Ties had com hither expecting to find boundless wealth and a mliaiuloufi fountain The had found nothing of note except one huge river Heartbroken Us ambition crushed De Soto unxxllllngls turned back lie reached the Mississippis banks on his home ward journey There In the summer of 1542 after three pears wandering he fell ill and died His heroism had led the savages to believe him a god Ills followers for their own safety dared not lot the natives know the fearless adventurer was dead So at midnight they laid the hero body dad In full armor In a coffin scooped out of an oak trunk then xxelghttd and sank the rough casket and Its sacred burden into the Mississippi t There unmaiked unmarbled De Soto 1 ww w f in an grave I A Heros sleeps rP iijht river lo disioteriil sweeps on shove t l his armored Iooy TI n Mississippi IN his only monument Strange Burial and perhaps jt i s a grander niunumont ti Achievement than ever n so above arothor mortals tomb Less than L ri 4 oncfiirth cl Ihi adtentuii who had b gun the terrible journox iiiml hen may at i ist to LI U There on news of her husband death lie 5otns wife dui 1 grief To the man tiro It ft h mf amid eon drt and r WR 10 t his way thrii ch trackless wilds for the sake of an I ion we OWl t Ill het eptuug nf till south xp t and the discovery of the river that is our mm ontmem c Line artoi ot trllllk Yet lie Sopa like Columbus died ignorant of what lc had implnru aru oelteving his life to have been a mistiamc fui mt Ml ulna nuiutirm or till frlf slll lir nniillril spun nlpUefttto In Circulation Ueynrt uirli t Ufiil V tirlil upmi rirtIit ut nur I rent tamp t i J I I The Sayings of Mrs Solomon I I By Helen Rowland l 1 J v j j in ktcmer I hrsr signs si nl yr Inn a MAV L PriT chi h I the King of r mls r I o n unman fool max ho kittenish in hoi roll but a loin to I s is 11 rote whl h ookith to dance or an ele 1hn1 t tit loth Hi par A fnrl m Mr fi Mx Innniltii rth his Irnoil ore to another i and pnxoh tram alone tngthrr I e fllrtol with two girls I r f In the soar iomnunits son even In Ho crime bnnrdlnu R noufo In tiletn them the same things and sondr h them I i IrnllI hilFlina prosont 4t I I lOll a tier nun koopith his ayes apart and Is unique In yl i his attcniii n each et S fol In 1 Is folly prnteth of his conquests but a wise ht nan closet hIs mouth nnd sl nKeth of OTICIl women only t1cutl wVire In the I1WfltIr A fool In Isle filly nskotli then for n hiss but a wise man taketh It first and asketh tlee nllorxxaio Vf rlls ho gotteth the KU A fool In hit folly confosseth his rlns unto his wife but a xxlso man lenlnth the very nose upon his face even the cocktail upon his breath tilt her mind shall be easy easyA A fool In his foils prilsUh II v rlexrrrefs nnd oxnltoth thy virtue h descant eh upon himself Hut a MO nnn nilsoth thlni ryes amid rxal th the dimple In th chin xxlilh ho doMrniitrli only upop lovr and lalkoih N m atholi ally Verlls the undorstandlne of xxom n is tin beginning of vxliii 0t and the man thnt entoreth therein piki Hi II o Inl lit of m nfoit the nfy itlo tiling shall adore him and the bachelor girl shnll mil him iniorpstln tho matron shall In vile him to dinner and the x iow Shall h ng in slow witn him her llrct husband Itcac Yea women shell folloxx him ill the darK of his life Uriah J Cos Cob Nature Notes f A T excited resident of uinmli N1 ix intH us to understand that Suni I r mil ie sme pumpkins rout If li idoni TrueMdale of tho U L and I r W doer prefer In II vi In CUM Iub lo pro Vi ids point lie rays that Hollo UKden who odllM a wily ItUe N V alI caller l the Hven lug POM Anthoiis IliuiKiiM lib pluliiin rand iiinn and Hamilton WrIght Mabli he there This Hound gad until Im fob lulls the roll W4i have with UK IInuoln Sliffini lolinni TSHIII the m inkilling aiimnioblllsi and Msh Koll with TlKodoro ItnuKiuuli near hr lloslilos lliinilllon Urlght Mnlbl got Ida mart In Hoim neck ninl lovos to think nf lib old homo Thin Is only iiifitftilnir name fur imnic but If the lit mruit mm wants to start a contest w wIll bet him J3 that wu nn pioduca four eminent citizens to eery on he cn mentliiii Our commuters do not Carry nearly MI iiiiins bundliH ns do hose who journey by rail to Iloun II mol Iliimonl Summit tied other obscure pIli cue on other railroads Thin In partly heraiixn mast of om mnniutars urn mil II 1111 u 110 and do i not do their own shopping and party boi iuso prices nrn HO hlul nt the slopes iiround the Orand Central Depot lompnrod with the rates alone tosey streelr 1 where Ins othh kind of commuters pass to mud fro Kirn those of us who rdM stltutn Nuns for biindlea Bet soaked In Mr Holmonts gilded palace of Mn whet time our U contiguous to the sinie gentlnmanH subway A drink costs CO centl I two for 35 InfrtMl of the standard 15 rents IWo for a quarter while the bar keeper looks at you while you pour instead of turning his luck which U tiu tru etlquetto Herbert Hand blllygoat has ceased lo Interest the nenrhy hamlet of Rive I tide A man from up hack came and got William and took him away amid loud I applause from the family The party who gave Herbert the animal made out he was doing n kl mess but It looks now as though he was only setting rid of a got Billy was an African goat with tall thin leg like a Chippendale taWr Whenever any one approached him he would rise up on his hind heels and fall upon the visitor with the front ones which were chirp Th mad him unpop ular Like many other uoelejs persona Hilly wits very good looking I i 4 Peck jays UuttiM will bt oUd I n w 1 I

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