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

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l I r REBELS CLOSE ON HA YTIAN CAPITAL r 4 t S I t POPE HAS RELAPSE AFTER BA COLD I Toliny Wciiiher lloittlv rnlii tunIgtit I EDITION VJ bt 0 1 GREE EDITION 111 i pINAL I I I I N orl f O r z l R ES U LI S EDITION rCirClllll I JESUITS Circulation Books Open to AII1 I Circulation Books Open to All L l pRIcEoNEcENT NEW YORK MONDAY NOVEMBER 301908 PRICE ONE CENT 1 3 SUES SCHWAf JO RECOVER I lqo000 Steel Man Has No Title to San Toy Mine Witherbce Brothers Say j THEY CHARGE FRAUD o Collusion Made Acquisition of 4 Stock at Sale Void It Is r Declared Chari SI Schwah former president if thn Inltcd States Steel Company nnil f resent owner of the Bethlehem Steel Company was today served with n luminous and complaint at his com many New York olfiet No 100 Broad I way In a smsatlonal suit brought In th Kew York Supreme Court to recover n I lOOOOniY Mexican mining proper known as the San Toy silver and lea Eroup Till plaintiffs are two brothers Alfred 6 and Sidney A Wlthcrbee of Mexico City and their attorney Is Paul n lit t re of No 6 Nassau street former partner of Paul D Cravath am phwles Stfelp but who more recently ha been known as one of the principal toun H to the banking house of J P Morgan Co t Jam s P Hutchlnson of Chicago aj rodefrndant with Mr Schwab was I tervcd un Sntmdny at the New York flub No I West Fortieth street John Kloan n Plttsburg promoter was served In a room at the WaldorfAstoria while r Wlllard A Mitchell Mi Schwabs law ler was served at his office No Ill llroadway i The Sheriff of New York County hits been given the Job of securing service j Dn the remalndej of the defendants tvho are Morris varnegle a nephew of Andrew Carnegie Thomas II BowlesT tormer general agent for Wisconsin of he Mutual Life Insurance Coaipany tI Muthew It D Owlngs former sere c7t lary of the Milwaukee Harvester Com I I any Walter II Wright John C I Vrlght Trunk W Lewis rtemus N Itadley and W G Paxton all of In tlanapolls Hlchard 11 Brown and ramos E Brown of the New York I Stock Exchange house of Morris Brown lIo Co Waldo K Chase of Hertford i lonn Lawrence Dilworth William K llellls Donald B Gillie and Dr Mar pull n Ward brotherinlaw of Mr i chwab That there was the slightest cloud on Mr Hchwabs title to the San Toy mines tomes all a surprise Since the former Iteel magnate and hit friends an bounced their ownership of the San Toy Iroup they have Increased Its capital Mock from jWOCOO to j000000 and Unloaded huge blocks of the new IssueS S u the public Some Buyers of Stock An Evening World reporter today w Informed by a member of one of p blot conservative New York Stock Ex I change house that among the largo j purchasers of San Toy stock from the Schwab crowd were lllchard Kusbton I HI ldnt of the Fourth National Bank Ihlhidelphln Col Hobert M Thompson hit New York capitalist Thomas King TiirniT president of the Baltimore and Hilo Ilailroad ft Osgood Pell and Ms I i rotlmr Stephen Pell bankers and 1 I rokcr V Augustus Helnze the un ciwnud copper king and John Olajui t form or director In tho Mercantile I ulopul Bank I Slilney A Witherbeo was located nil K Hold Manhattan Ills brother Al I ud and he toglthcr nulio twelve feet j 1 ij six Incbea of muscle and bone That I iint my brother iio the true Iwnors of tho San Toy mines and have teen since the first Incorporation of U 1 I tumpany In December 1901 18 a fact i r o said to un Ijvenlni World reporter I but J would prefer you to jet partial i lara frcw my lawyer I feel very sorry for Mr Bcbvab Whtn I conilder the position of those ttbo bought Han Toy stock from him I l7 purohana a law suit AU that t oar to lay just now Ii that myt brothtr and X Uav utver wlntd the I public but wt bava inlnvd tile nalneu p I a ou stlon aaa thlr title rest with I 0 Tin Wlthcrbee complaint which Is I bow a document of record In the Hu ir me Court acts forth a remarkable t krray of Incident It allei a first flratI IIM San Toy Mining Company was as e flow Is a foreign corporation having bten duly Incorporated under the Jaw I th Stat of Main In December tfitt with a total aulhorUed capital ot fCoaUuued on Second P go H If L I t I TRAIN COLLISION Ij UNDER RIVER JAMS JERSEY TUNNEL Passengers Escape in Crash II but Panic Threatened Dur ing Long TieUp FIGHT GUARDS ASIDE Throng Crowds Into Tube at Hoboken Endangering Hun dreds Packed In Place I Thousand of commuters on the Dela ware and Iackawanna Railroad and r rsey trolley passengers on their way tn business In New York were held up ror threequarter of an hour by a col Ion In the north tube of the undeR river Hnd on Tunnel at 711 A M to day Although guards at the Hohoken ter minus were ordeied to Inform panon cers that there would be an Indefinite bias and that thorn was no use walt nc In the depot the crowd of men and women refused to believe them and in ceil and pushed Into the subway ntll several women almost had their lothes torn off In the Jam When the road after a wait of throequartors of n hour realized that something had Jiappened those In front tried to urge hack but the new arrivals from train and trolley who did not know of the wreck shoved forward Until VIcelresldent Fluke of the I Hudson Tunnel Company took charge of the situation there was dancer of a panic Careful handling of the crowd however averted this and everybody got over to work finally more or less toimled and very late The collision was the first In the tun nel and was caused by the brakes on a train of emptlee followed by a passen ger train refuting to work The empty train was at the summit of the Incline leading to Hoboken when Its motorman saw a red danger signal and Mopped At once the train began to slide backward The passenger train was coming thiotiKli the single truck tube at a snails pace arid about six hundred yards behind The motormnn of the empty train switched on hlH brakes n It began to slide back but they refused to work and he crashed Into the front car of loll passenger train with such force that its forward steel vestibule was dented There were only twelve passengers on the train and they kept their heads though badly shaken up The cars stood the Impact well and as the result of the crash which was a sharp one they were only dented After lIe accident the motorman of the dead train said that he wan proceeding up the steep Incline when he saw a danger slgna ahead He put on his brakes hut Instead of working properly ho felt the train beginning to run back ward He tried with all his power to make the brakes work but was unable to control them The HobokenNow York tunnels have been operated about ten months said William G McAdoo President of the uson Illver Tunnel Company This is the first l lel1tat has occurred In them since they ere opened for tralllc This fact slieR well for the servlue particularly tu c aids care In operation so as 10 uafetuuid ugalm ac cidents ANTISALOON CRUSADER SEES THE GOVERNOR r Vigorous Campaign Planned but Hughes Conceals His Posi tion in the falter ISloP11U tu Tlie Kvcnlinr WoilJ i iAIHANV Nov 3Dllev J C Igle tin rdt of Now York reiirocntlni I itt AiUI nloon Leuguu had nn ia rued talk with Cov Hiigheu toilnj about nntlRilonn tgiNl at lull He mill I Ito Ira gumo WHH much annoyed by the Jlw hurts that Hn Clovornor wnulil lake u Jiand III I lie Leagues crusadu fur local optlnn lit assured t Ito Oovcnior that thcsu KporlH did tint emanate ruin tolUctiti tif thu leaKlie Thu lovernor gavu the clergyman to umlciinun lilt thu know wlrat his position It on thIs eilbjert After thin interview Ilev Mr Iglrbardt caul Tim Antlrlnloun league will pursue a vigorous campaign next year fur nonie fonn III locul option but jut wliat the limitations will ho has not yet been de rided Wn hope the jovuiniir will help us Wr with It nnderttood houever that the lovrrnur and this league have had nu IIIIIlertll1l1flln on lie ques I oil That JOIIIH kind of excise rvfunn will be rccommondeil by the Quvprnnr eneflillf believed m the capital 1 j HIPPO PETE IS CONNED INTO r I NEW QUARTERS AT BRONX ZOO I r A II After Two Weeks of Vain Strategy Big Behemoth Mc4 ed Into Two Rooms and Bath in Elephant House II by Building Him Into Huge Trap I ret lliP Bronx Zoo hippopotamus I was outgeneraled hv Ills crafty keeper tills afternoon and removed acalnst his Inclinations fro mhls old quarters in the antelope house to his now tworoom and bath flat In tin elephant pavilion For two welts past every expedient known to animal trainers and handlers has been unsuccessfully trlrd upon Pet Rut he cluck to his rather constricted apartment In the antelope house like n civil service employee to a job Ho seemed to like the antelope house Di rector Hnrnadny having prepared for Pete In the new elephant pavilion the finest lodging ever for a hippopotamus was naturally Irked at the peevish and ungrateful disposition of his openfaced charge An old animal handler with an In entlvo tuin of mind having read of the unsuccessful efforts to dispossess Iete went up to the Itrnus Zoo a few days isii ami viewed the situation Mf found the attendants trying to lure Ictc to a his crate outside the anjelope house I with a trail of hay and vegetables Couldnt Con Pete Thaat aint no nay to lure a blood sweating behemoth of the Nile sal the old animal handler to Director Hornaday You cant con a hippo lie knows that line of hay and veget ables Is part of a scheme to get him away from a place he knows to a place he dont know anything about Youvo so 10 combine strategy annul force Hearkening to the old animal handler Director Hornaday culled bum carpen ters nud set about the construction of a threesided box twelve feet long The box had no top or bottom only one I side ami two ends Sunk In the bottom nf the ends and sides were nitres nei castors making It easy of movement The box wan pushed Into fete s niKf this afternoon and a small nnny of attendants under the direction of ti i old animal handler followed It Hi dcinonstrailnns of a warlike nature the crowded Iete until lie was standing sldewlse against the wall of tue cage Then they pushed tho box against him And so Ito was hemmed In one side of him against the cage wall and the other ilrte against the long side of tip box and his forward and aft extrenil ties against the ends of time box Urn were placed against the outside or tin trap and Ietfl was left to ruminate Edged Pete Into the Crate As soon as he calmed a little the lox vas edced slowly along the side of Ihc case to an opening leading Into time transportation date Iote couldnt see where he was going All he know was that when they pushed the box he was on his way Eventually the opening appeared He squeezed through It and found himself In the crate linns went the doors and Pete was solidly held The crate wi hoisted iln I a truck antrletc was battled to the ele phant hon e Then the crate was moved I to the door of the place that had been I prepared for him Kvcrythlng had been arranged for his I comfort In the rear of the front room so to speak he could see a big pool of i water Littering the floor were carrots apples fragrant hay and other delica I cies After a few minutes of delibera tion Pete walked out of the crate into the big iron cagethat will be his domi cile here after and the Job of moving him was over I Hereafter he will receive vlsltoi In I the elephant pavilion I STRIKE BREAKERS START FOR i I PERTH AMBOY RIOT IS FEARED 1l l I Strikers Plan to Turn Back 1000 Men Sent From Here I l to Brickyards Troops Ordered to Remain i I main on GuardAll Night I I II line huiiMiiid sliIkebreakers for lie 1 ion Is under the direct command of a works around Ilrlnt iietcl l Vt who has been rIull I brick ymi ruM and pottery IIIK tbe stilkfbroakers sine Saturday I I Perth Ambuy left the foot of Cortlanlt lif I u Is pla1f to mite time 11I11 tll time stieet iit I oclock this afternoon In two plants along the narltnn and land them I barges which havo been tied up there Inside the wmks after mum lii nigh t so that I I since Saturday One baipn ban been they can KO to work tomoirow mornI1 fitted up for sleepinR quartei and the IHB The strikers Imvo learned of tills I I other for eatiim and lIving Plan and say they will meet time strike f I Two hours before the barren weio 1o bieakeis when they arrive and try to j i have departed the last of the ICK stilke prevent hem t miami landing Th i Ir I breakers were taken aboard and too militia In inticlpatlon of serious rlut 1 heavily armed special deputies ueie Oil Im has been Klven orders to be 4111 I I the binKes suaidtiiK them lime eNpedl guard all night 1 DETECTIVE BLACKJACKED BOY CROWD OF WITNESSES DECLARE

Victim Arrested In Special Sessions Struck Over the Head as Hundreds Look OnGrand Jury and Bingham to Take Up Charges Members u i Grand Jury lawyers and spivtftlorn lu the number of 100 wJtnissid what several told Assistant DistrictAttorney Kressler was a brutal an uneallwl fur usnanlt on an oWHeen yearold bay II Central Offloo Dell tlvo HaniBUiTB today The liny afterward avi nistrlctAt torney Jerome unaxvmmt of thu nllos l assault His affIdavit will be presented and tll CommlsMoiur to the Grand Jury ninpham tomorrow fl INn the wmi C hurrY t1 vs and Ills address ns No J47 Madlsjn avenue I Ho 11M nrrostd 111 Special Sessions by Rattle berg mm nil Pfteutlv looker Tlio I detectives rharhed him with carrying u I bottle of opium lO IIIH 1 il Other who Is I MISSING GIRL IN A CELLAR Mini i Wilt Affi lril Iollii Tolil HIT ii 19r ii 111 Ifulr Herthu Vaght twenty ears old of No tifj Fifth street Hrooklyn was found In the cellar of a liuubn at No IM 1Mfth i street this afternoon by tenant She was wecplns and saId men had been purnulm her fibs ViU taken to the Fifth strut po lice station unit an ambulance sent for The ulrl has been missIng from hnm for seVeral daft and accordlns to her friend her mind hud been fffclf l by a lovn affair The police mi trine told this had Uu Vaclit lint to the King County HojplUI Fm II II 1 oj II on ti hal for smoking As they were leadliiR him to the Centro Street Court witnesses say Hamsbert approached him from limit rear and dealt two vicious II Jill from a blackjack on the youths head The boy staggered and almost fell Magistrate llarluw acquitted him on I itO din rge and hn then went before DlstrlctAttnrney Jerome The boy rr celved u tiliyvlclanV attention Much IndlKiiutlon wan expressed by those who claim they jaw the assault Twentyflvo personn accompanied the trio to Magistrate flnrlnwH comt and told this Court of time assault All de clared that Hooker WUH leading Levy by the arm when HunsbrK made bis assault ELEVATOR FALLS WITH NINE AfliT ii Drop nf Ilvr Morlm olioil Vn MTlounl Hurl HOltOKlIV Nov TL Nine persons wtI III an elevator that fell Ilvo Btoilux 111 lilt Hiuond National Bank Uulldlng her toduy but nofie of him was In brett except for a fw slight bruises They all lefiued to KO to time hoapltul 1ll1hl of Din passengers were Italian workmen and t hut nthtr man win Nlcliu las Ford the operator The building Is len repaired and the men were being taken from lime top I floor to the lioltom In lilt elnyator when at lime Mill floor the sleet ruble unappuil and time elevator dropped to the giound floor The force with which the elevator ttnirk this tprlngs at the bottom of ii I halt wa such that It rebounded about a tory up the shaft again 0 l Giant Hippo of the Bronx Zoo It Took Two Weeks to Move h Rich Men Stop Sending Flowers to Actresses When Raid Times Come and Stay Home With Their Wives p t Thats the Reason Florist Fleischman Explains Why His Business Fell Off and a Receiver Was Appointed Whrn theflch men of Wall rrt suffer reverses the fist timing they ilo to economize is to stop senillu ilmuia to women say losnpb KI1 hliinii who for years has condiKnil Moral PC tafiUhhrnents In Now Yoih one In the Hoffman House am nil ono ii Ilfh nv tiIM and iRalnot uhnm an liivilinliiy petition In banUiiiptcy WI1S filol nni by Alexander flut Ii man and other credi tor The fiwor business when titer 10 nnvtliliiK like tlnanclnl troubles iimonK our btokiis and bauUer Is the Itrtl to sulTer and tin last to leoover ho con llnurd for your rich man will gradually cut out nil the luxuries he has been provlclliiK for the favorites of the footlights and bis first step toward rociipiiatlim Is to stay home In the Lvenlntis with his wife Had to Protect Patrons Joseph Fleischman has hail mall Irons III the lire He said toilny that i lie had JIMlWO lnested In the Klolscli innn baths at Sixth avenue and Forty I econd street which went Into a ro I olvors hands last week and that the inly reason he rould aacrlbe for Gutt nan who I a a WlIOi Pen it florist im nil a I cw other creditors whose claims do I not amount to more tItan tr foiulm I his floral business Into bankruptcy WIIH POPE HAS FEVER i AND OFFICIALS FEEL ANXIOUS All Audiences With the Pontiff Have Been Suspended Be 4 cause of His Illness riOMH Nov 30 Because of 11 severs cold tho Pope has buffered a relapse which IB causing some anxiety Owlni to a Unlit fever he Is obliged to remain In bed Doctors IVtaccl and Marchtu fuvu visited hut Holy Futbir und after u careful exniilnntlnn announced that I IC propcr caru were taken with thor utiKh rest they felt cure that no complications would arise All audiences mayo been suspended Including I him IhC of Archbishop Glennon nud IIIshlll Allen of Mobile A special representative from roitu gal today expected to present the Pope with gifts from King Manuel III homr I of time recent priesthood jubilee but biTHUna of tb Holy Fathers Indlnpuil tlon these plans ucro coumurmumlfd Thu Corre ioiiilenra Itou numb LImo or gan of tile Vatican says tudiy that the Iopa Is niucli better and thut he may leave his html this afternoon lie ex pects tomorrow to leave his prlavatu apartments mi the third Hoar of his palace and cum down to the business quarters on tIme arcund floor The O ervulore Homami Publishes the followliit ottlclnl tiaieinent regarding the condition uf the 1ontllT The Blight tndlnpoiiltlon which at fllclrd the Iotie solera day ago con tlnum lime dorian Imvn udvUfd him to rot for un entire week and for this reason all audiences will bo IUlpelllld s t b vnn p the pot nervous when they I read of till fnlltne if time baths Ive conducted a big bushiP5 for I many var Ih saul and I hnvr never one In law to collect a bill Why I Its simple My fKitroni have been rich I men prominent men and Jf 1 went Into the com to and It got Into the nfivppipere I through me thnt om of theeo men had i been fending flowers to other nninnn i than hit wife my oilier patron would I say Uhy look what FlolFcliman has i lonu Hes not a dlccrcet 1I11111lt he i tells on iioandSo bell tell on its and I they would withdraw their custom No i sir It was better to ise a little mooney Not Broke Laws Unfair I Hut Im far frtun a broke man IIP continued Ive u telegram that ct mile thlj moniliiK from Chicago telling mu to draw on a certain man for 100000 i Under tho unfiilr law It iloesnlt matter hnw wealthy a man is If a creditor piesents a bill for a small junount to 1 time cashier mid it ixnt imiiff the man can bo forced Into bankiuptcy That is what happened to me you know the kind of a dog that cats out of your hand and bites you In time shin Thatit HIP answer Hut Ill pull tlitough all riG lit i Hubert C Mnrrl was appointed re reiver for the Flolschnian Floral Co with a bond of J2VM The liabilities tnt stated to be KuljijO and thu assets IIUO 1700 DROWNED i IN COLLISION OF i JAPANESE SHIPS Crash of Steamships Off II China Coast Causes a Ter rible Loss of Life I MIHFOO China Nov 30 Two Japa nesu wteamshlps collided off this port to I day Details of limit accident are lack ing but It In reported that a total of 700 persons havu been drouned TOKIO Nov 3The report that two I Japanese steamships have been sunk I and that fern hundred lives wure lost hUB also liesli recelvril here but there I aru mi purllculiiri ilK yet I RAILROAD BRIDGE SWEPT I AWAY BY FIERCE FLOODS I MlSKiiiii3 Oklahoma Nov 3l An a result uf thrci days continuous iniu rlllllllO Arkansas Illver here rose twenty fuel lust night Time Missouri Okla homa und liulf rim II load bridge ten miles north of Muxkegee bun been ustieil out rime lloud Is doing much ilaniagn to I nlltlclds farmlanda and railroads and ninny housm and bridges Imvo been swept uway All rnllioads In this sec tlun are badly cripple und country tralllc Is ilniust completely suspended Telephone a ml I sitgrim lilt communica tion with the oil fields II compl rl vetvivil A Santa l train left Tulsa for San Imnclsco toUy but jitter going twelve mil was compelled tu return q REBELS MARCHING ON I HAYTIS CAPiTAL AND i MASSACRE FEARED t Foreign Envoys Have Warned Gen Simons Army That Order 11 Must Be Maintained at Port au Prince r t e I GOVERNMENT TRbQPS DESERT II AND INHABITANTS FLEEING 1t 11 President Nord Alexis Refuses to Resign and Ties His Soldiers Together So They Cant i i Quit as He Sends Them to Meet the Enemy I I j PORT AU PRINCE Nov 30The fear that the rebels will enter J Port au Prince and loot the city has thrown the people into an extreme ii r condition of panic 1 All the stores and business houses are closing and putting up their 1 shutters Men are protecting their residences by barring the doors I arid windows and every foreigner in the city has put his up over t property th 1 lag of his nation The markets are deserted VMISS DASH TOO i VAGUE DIVORCE GOULD COMPLAINS I Frank J Objects to Wifes i Amended Papers in Her Suit Asks Court to Cut Them I Motion was made befoie Justice Sea I bury In the Supreme Point today to strike out of the third amended com plaint of Helen Margaret Kelly Gould for absolute divorce fiom Frank Jay Gould several allegations as Irrelevant and redundant and by which Frank J Gould feels aggrieved A lawyer from De Lancey Nlcolls ofllce made thc motion He raid the complaint which lIce been carefully I hidden In the many proceedings In the case consists of twuntythleo ullega I lions each In n paragraph and Unit his I motion was tu strike out eleven of them The House at Cape Breton Ho poked fun at what I itt called the real estate deed description of a cer tain notorious lioiifii alleged to huo brcn visited by Frank iould lit Noun Sydney Cape Breton This description I wan as follows i A twoHtoiy frnnn hinico Qncuii Anne style of a pelt i tell Li tm Iliu Iliird fourth from thn comer of tbu Situ 01 1 that runs fiom Viont Ktrtet which Ill o alone the water front to tliu railway station and situate on the second straSt wrsl of and niniiliiR parallel with Front street and at right angles with till Hrnet from runt street and tliu station Olijeitlon was made to another para giaph fharslnt lniiropi cnmlucl by Iould with u woman who Is nn down ab Miss and to unoiher alleging I that rrink J ImiUI llrst met Mlbs it u islilo liable itHauiant un Filth I It Vt 11I11 I The lawjer milan objected to a para graph IharylnK that nUll III hut his valet I eiiKayed a r om ailjolnlim that occupied by MUt nil erie slilu und his own on the other and through uhlch Mr ioiilil hud access in thom upartment of Miss i and used It is u passage 10 her room on or about the autumn of Ucopmbtr of 1904 or January 1W7 on the ground that what Mr Gould agent m did could have no 1cnrlnif un the case As to iht1las By the use of the dash In these para I Ii Continued on fitooM rsti I fhp country Pfopl who come In every 1110rnlrll with produce have fled ci ph Ia I ely I en pre ring Ihlr good s behln1 II them President Alexis persists In bl t detmitlqau ii 11 continue the struggle 1 Tho victorious rebels who arc com 1 mamlcd by cen simon are advancing rapidly on the capital According to ho latest repmts that have Just como I In here by courier the rebels will reach Inogiine today reogano is twenty mlle to till wet of Port au Prince and the maim j between here and there Is one oftfliP hIgh highways of uj republic On Mmun has nddtesfred a proc lamatlon 10 the people of lIa Hayti an I the Hnytlan mu pin v In which he nays thut and I thl people In the southern section ot i the republic ure tired of being governed Un they have been for tho past six ttttrs I Ie describe tho administration of President Noid Alexis as In time bands of liars and executioner Gun Tincrcdc Auguste Minister of tbo Interior resigned his Iot today He IK of tin opinion that nothing could be gained by President Nora Alexis lear ing the country His ii CIII it tire would I I not have the effect or ptutlny nn end to the fighting Gen Augiiste thin mornln 1 conlirmed the statement made by Presl dent Alexis yesterday to American Min ister Kumiss as dean of the Diplomatic J Corps that tbo j President Insisted upon righting to a finish WAKHINOTON Nov MA despatch from Minister hiu umi has stating that the J IHiiyllnn tovenimtiit admits that the Insurgents nii m possession of Mlra goine and tIle ttnuugle bridge this sldu nf thai place was received nt the State Department today The report that Petit Cnnru has been taken by the mtvol it t iii lusts Is confirmed The rebels accmdliig In this liifiiimiitiiin ure now about ten hours march fiom Port An tonio Minister rui nls tales that the Cabl net believe Hint lilt tlui la near and the 1 jo eminent troyfs are constantly de Mrtlng anu au mrntliig tnosu of the liixiirgeiils wlm niv well prepared The Picsldcnt Is lit m in mimi deslm to fight The Government Is embarking troops who all tied together to pnvent them from cliserting belore they get on board At a meeting of tho ill loiiintlu corps loduy Minister Kurnlss states the fol lowing wns the unanimous opinion j That lImit sltuatl In not such as to t call fur nny ncllon of the foreign reprel 1 setm tIm I I u4 but that If the limiirgenti lalin Isgmittliil tOil iwicb tlu city limit It nolilil be ileslnible la notify its con leslill lIrlloH Ihlll Ill1hll IUItIHllarhm anil ti Ill sat Ti will not ba lennllt WHITE SLAVES DEPORTED I Munirii SlIt Iliieli In Irnnrc nl Ihr Null nit ovrriiiiirnl Imninlr CHICAGO Nov 30Tlie first deports lion of alien white slates as a result of the Government Mil began to1 day when Dr Iaiilol II I avis thief Immigration Iiuiniior ut i iiraifn let the city for New Vyih wiib tie rrncit women The women will ho OI tit baak to France They acre bi mclii FCt Blr Alphonve and tva Imrcm who foU ii lonlng a raid MIIr1 i PII f rfeit UK their bonds tII s

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jt l R 1 r AU U IlIIII rHJ T Irt1 r rt t S 211 r 2 THE EVENING WOULD MONDAY NOVEMBER 30 1908 h u OIL TRUST RAN It ITERSPiERCE i 5 V CO UNTIL 189 I iJ D Archbold Causes Sensation tion Follows It vith an t I Explanation i lllS INDEPENDENT NOV Standard Gained Control by I Buying Up a Louisville t Concern I Ir It John D Archhold at the afternoon I t lon of the Standard Oil hearIng tc i dky flare the WatersPierce OH Co a clean bill of health so far ns the Trust II concerned When Sir Archbold took the stnn b fore Referee Ferris In the Custom House today he caused sensation by admitting that the Standard Oil one had an Interest In the WatersPlere Co although numerous occasion high officials have denied that fact After luncheon and a period of calm reflection Mr Archbold admitted Urn at one time the Trut had controlled the WatersPierce Co but lidded that since 1890 It has been ruled by an Independent company At the morning eerMon Mr Archbold said In 1SS2 we owned a percentage In the CheisCarley Company of Louisville Ky which did H big business all over the Southern State Its capital Mock Was JCOOCOO Having owned a percentage from 1 1182 to 18S6 we bought In the rest of the property and transferred It to the Standard OH Company of Kentucky In addlt Ion to vnrlnun market plant and depot the ChemCnrlr Company iiroperl liioliuleil at that Urn 20 per cent nf Mir clock of the AVntcr ri rcr Oil onpait Thl tock mi illtrlbutrd to the hareholdrri of the tract agreement In the form of divi I dend In 18NK nr I88II i And there Mr Archbold stopped He I did not explain how stuck can be dis I tributed as dividends Mr Kellogg how ever will probably seek Information on that subject when the time arrives to crossexamine Only a Small Crowd I When he resumed the stand at 2 P M Mr Archbold reeled off a long list of companies that figured In the Trust agreement of 1SS2 The last one named is the Waters Pierce Company said Mr Rosenthal e What was It I capital stock In 18S2 One hundred thousand dollars 1000 hares bareWhat What part of this was there owned I by Standard Oil Interests forty per cent In addition the Chess Carley Company owned 20 per cent and I M I haw already testified we had an Interest the In the ChessCarley Com pany The WatersPierce Company had originally been formed In ISiS by Stand ard Oil Interests and other Interests It owned properties In Missouri Arkan sas Texas and Oklahoma Subseijuiiilly the capital was Increastd in 1SSO to JtW O of which the trustees under our agreement and the ChessCarley Com pany had the controlling Interest The company remained In the trust agree ment until ISM when the properties were scld back to the WatersIlerce Company a concern taking the name of the original company from whom the plants etc had originally foecfl acquired prior to tile trust agreement 1 Only a small crowd comparatively at tended todays session In the hearing having for Its purpose the dissolution of the Standard Oil It was 1 oclock when Mr Archbold strolled In He had been due at JSIW A soon a he took his seat Lawyer I Morris Rosenthal resumed the Job of questlonlns him about the early history of the comnan when pipe iins rebttfs I and trUE acreem nts were In their lusty Rosenthal led oc by directing the wit nesss attention to the first trust agree Help Wan iedl I ToDay iA advertised for in The Morning I Worlds Want Directory MODA NOV 3 15 AdrIr 2 harness kIu 1 Agents 0 Uouork O Apprnt 1 2 Ironrl DArl 4 JanItor Drbn 1 Jsnlt 4 Bndr 1 Jewtrj 2 1Iblnd 2 I jls TIn 1 1kket 3 Isun4rt 1 flays M hchlnie 2 ilhlmln e 11nOt 2 Iluichers 3S Infl 1 Dutonhl Miker 2 hnlurt a Cblnl Makers 1 Milliners e OIUlt 21 Uldtl I I Carpenters 2 Ntrees II I Cutler 1 llrton II Cbmbetnlldl I Pholorlnht I Chef 2 1IRtH i tThsufsurs I 1I mbf 2 1 ColIllon 4 Irtn 5 Ij Cmpollore It Pupi I Cooks Itl 1 U irepe I J h Irnnl I Hoorr f i CU11545 j 1111 I lf Work 3 Mpsner HI Juumakn 18 alrdt lntlll f SPrelne rs 3 DlhUhu f 1 IIn Irlvlr 1 Iltl lead I Drop leM S 11v nllJI nlrtlll 1 tiOlietn mLrdo Il 1 4Ieoecn 3 nlinuu 1 Mesatffllrr I ssra 3 TII 1 In IhnJ 1 en U i t I 1 ssrti If i 2 JoJbtl II i holt 1 Ye3r i Waiter t JII31 4 WItIpe4p at Joel Ueln Otnltbtri 1 Miictluuwut Ml OlrU 41 rual i 1 1 II The World printed tniiy ios H Jl Ads 559 more than all olhe r w York papers combine v LA4 bI r L I SEVIW STAG us OF OPIOSITJQN TO I THE Oil TRUST C U nnrrntcil li loliti I A ret I hoist StiiRp One OuUldera form n I coniimny I I Stage Two Slnndnrd Oil buys nn Interest I Stngo Three Standnrd Oil In creases Its Interest Singe Four Standnrd Oil ac quires nil the rest of tIm stock Stag Five Standard Oil liquidates j uidates the original company I Stage Six Standard Oil con Killdaics the original company I Stage Scvimo more trace of I outsiders or original company I m nt which came In ext ne In ISM and whlcn Wee known as the Vila I Keith and Cttsicr pun Mr Archbold Idcntllied the Hit of sis natures en a copy of the agreement s In the names signed there were the names of men who were shareholder In the Standnrd Oil Company of Onlu Vila Kelth Chester nR trustee carried the titles to all the propertle concerned between 1S79 and ISSi when the second trust acrecmeiu was formed esplalnEI M r Archbold Hence the name made Why was that first ngreeroent madIt It seemed to us 10 be a simple plan of holding the properties and Interests that had been arqulrrd by tills common on nets till Previously the various properties hnil Individuals been held In various flumes by vatlou I Who signed the 1S agreement which I succeeded the Vllas Keith Chester nfireement All the shareholders of the Staridird Oil and all the beneficiaries o the first i agreement Practically the parties wpre the alt who signed the first one Ve Ksucd twenty certificates of the Trust 1 for each certificate of stock In the Standard 011 i Why twenty for one Because that represented a fair basis I of exchange The capital stock of the I company was only J3300OuO whereas I the stocks of the various concerns In I the agreement come to a total of SiD 000000What What did tliC properties amount to according to Inventory I Real Value 70000000 I As I recall the book value was about S 60tt00n while the real value wns about 70000 CXI This testimony was brought out as nn offset to the governments claim that In the original JTOtwOiO capitalization of Standard Oil nbout J13uOn000 was watered and the remaining 5 or 57 millions represented the actual Value Mr Archbold went on to say that of the S56OO about tiUOuOOUO repre sented pips lines and the rest crude oil merchandise refineries factories and arehouscs When asked why the ISffi agreement was ted Mr Archbold saW It a on the ad vice of their lawyors because its Interests were scattered through I several States the laws of which In many case restricted the output tp to IVfJ or thereabouts he con llnued there had been no final plan de termined upon for the conduct of the business the various plants going along In their Individual way So we gathered them together for the common better ment of the business Mr Archbold was questioned at questonl length concerning the purchase hy the i Standard through the Atlantic Refin I ing Company or the Acme Oil Com pany of Pennsylvania He declared it i wee a perfectly legitimate transaction Following this Mr Rosenthal quizzed the witness about the various refineries factories and docks which went Into the combine of I An astonishingly large number of the outlying plants In New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania nnd other States had It developed been discontinued and con solidated with larger concerns nt Pitts burg Cleveland and other main dis tributing points Man of the companies which the panies Standard bought up I In pursuance of Its benevolent assimila tion policy were liquidated Just I Liquidated Mr ArchboldR tiBual answer was I This company ceased to exist It was un 5 Id at ml A goodly proportion went Into the At lantic Refining Company one o the principal feeders of tho octopus having large factories at the present tlmo In Philadelphia Pa Plttsburg and Franklin PaMr Mr Archhold had n much better memory than Mr Ilocefeller had re garding Ihl Inking In of the Camdcn illdatcd Oil Company with re fineries at Parkershurg S Va and lUrltnn Maryland which was Included In the first and second trust agreement nnd subsequently merged Into the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey It was evident from Mr Hosenthals line of Investigation that he meant to male good use of Mr ArchboM In plastering up the gaps In tim defense thru had resulted from Rockefellers faulty recollection of nearly every Im portant detail of the business which he founded and fostered A Wonderful Memory Mr Archbold showed a wonderful ac quaintance with the almost countless ilctnlls which ivmrlert the various steps livtiMen 1Sj and tho present day In the wnllowingup of the smaller concerns which tll Standard Oil eventually gobbled down whole Nine tImes out of len the process as described by Mr Archbold would he like this Outsiders formed the company Standard Oil b unlt an Interest Standard Oil In ert asid Its Interest Standard Oil ic riulred the remaining utorku liquidated time original corporation and consoll dated the works with pome larger lilnnt This formula wan varied only here Standard oil Interests hail a hand ns they frequently did In the other of tho subsidiary concerns I Sites names addresses and amounts Ire at the tips of Mr Archbolds tongue li Rarely did the plump little iran on tl witness chair have need 10 consult the typewritten statement that lay at Mo elbow except for conllrmrt IKII of KiniethliiK he had already described from mrmorv Mr Arrhbolrt started off tho after nun mhsion by telling of the nuinrptlin of the pnrtlinil Proilurd Company HID Producers Land and Petrolnum Com pany nml Slctml Oil ompnn In nuch Instiitiri the rtanilnri Oil Marie In Ifci hy ncqitlrlnn n smill In terest iniiT tAKlng over more of them stork und finally acquiring entire own ership I i 11 Itisiit hal wnti particular to bring I nut that the StamMrd Oil alrnndy I nnneil a utronK or a contrulllng Inuiost In iMry concern that Inl Into 11 Wi Hurcfintnt and In that year It gen T ally binivht up iiltouilhi r the Hlinka of these various cfirpiiations The perlnd of grialtnt activitY nn time pirt of tie Iniiilanl Oil In the matter of bringing In the im lilt ks of nuiBiili companion ti I Ii i tl I ilfited frum lit nnd rnntinixil n Into l c iilncHe man of the jvir chi es Let mm g ilon iiDtensllily by I it e iriseB uidir c tr st mrr rmenl Mr AiTliliuli UIIH rmlnil u ldcntlf IK iiininlnlnir iVi naiiin of emit com tiBiilrii now ovneO hy thl Handnrd 011 Tic lint es iiffinl In evIilfinH I D its i rntlrcf nml II Arrlibold was sin I iiRVed 11 rend or ilinsect I I I The Standard Oil of New Jersey In vou iiiiiiniLcr U6lri Mr Itoxiii tat w lid tier nlnutly IIIIM Ilin tiUbt ugicfiriiiit of Uxl the trustees organlzHil neb r inpiinl ii ns the rttunrlaril Oil lmniiy of Saw Jcrnny und time Htunil ulln iuini ny uf N w Vurkf Vr And were IertHln PKipertleii which had prvluuly mien held 1 the v arlou Irlhlrl in bPs uni4 nihiT fcilSI thvn trnnsferrM tm Iheoe Ulunl 1 Vw Ami the vnr ClOck nf the whole In Ui pt II nun Iwld by the Standard OH f Vew Jersey 1s u 1 I i tai ilir I iKltml Capital sturk I i Suiiiunl uil ui New Jersey In r I lllUIIUII JullAIH In Isle It Mil I I m in rt Q tl lu H tW ana In u to u u Only Four Kinds of Women Exist in the World Study Each and Win A I 1 Says Prof Meadows I W14 i lT TII 5 011 GlrAf J tst r iivc I Lv I PArLNc 11 VtiT t tbC I I TuSOm t I j 7AVLNl lAVa Nt L 1 I9t 1 5 7 TPJ x y 4J t 0 0w w Y 0 I e I I i t it i h 2 1J t Aca l I J i CONCEITED GIRL MER C EN A R Y GIRL BLASE GIRL SENTIMENTAL GIRL The man who never parleys over can Give precious gifts to the mercenary Supplement an erect carrIage with an Flattery Is like morphine to 1 wom I fare who never scans the price on a woman All uometi Cal Into four classes athletic swing tn jour walk nnd I discreet an The more she has the more li the morcennry the blase the sentl 1 I It wonts and must have lie liberAl whim wine list or I menu and who hibernate mentnl and the conceited All that Is creet amount of bluster about your all mlsl wih i necessary Is to decide In which category I Ioncelt II us much a part of woman when hes broke carries an Infallible Rsar catlgor prowess and the woman will soon have your beloved belonged and play accord 11 111 thl 0111 wi 800n as corset stay Jind tho martyr spirit i amulet against feminine criticism ingly u gladiator on t pedestal Is npMr deeper than her epidermis SAMPSONS WI i HELDFORMURDER i HED FR MURDE CAlM IN PRISO N This Will All Be Cleared Up in Time Her Sole Comment JJy Ftliel lloytl Patterson Special D patch to The Evening World LYONS N 1 Nov 30Georga Allyn Sampson held on the Coroners verdict accusing her of the premedi tated and deliberate killing on Nov 1 of her husband Harry Sampson nephew cf the late Admiral Sampson although Innocent under the law await ing either Indictment or exoneration by the Grand Jury which convenes In February Is none the less the central figure In a tragedy that has wellnigh disrupted Macedon the girls home town plunged Into mourning Palmyra the home of her husbands people I spread like wildfIre to Rochester where people still discuss It on Silo stret cor I ners and In Its everwidening circles has encompassed New 1ork in Its grip S of Interest One straight fair look Into the girls face convinces one that hem must be an unusual nature The immediate Im pression convinces you that In her the primitive Instincts reign This Is no i obscure illiterate woman preordained by heredity and environment to unlaw ful violence In nil her passions Ratli r I Is she a woman Into whose veins have Rowed the punctilious conservatism of I generations Ancestors puritanical In their straght narrow outlook fertuca tlon pride of honor social position and j physical comfort amounting to luxury And yet Georgia Allyn Sampsons face She never seemed to look like I any of us much nn aunt of Georgias I exclaImed helplessly I always thought i when she was younger that she looked I like her mothers side of the family hit now ilnce she has grown up she j dos not seftin to look like any of us And truly she does not They her people are I thin lipped narrow nosed russed almost New England race and Qeorula The first thing that you see when you look at Georgia AIn Samp son Is her mouth Even her rather large I lark eyes and straight heavily defined I brows are subordinate to It Her mouth and her mascullnely heavy jaw and hln are the chief feature Her hair is dark black In fact ar4 would be I itralght and glossy If it had no rjr tears been unmercifully curled upon both hot irons and papers She brushes i I back ivi r an amazinlv large rat I LhTJS disposing the full height of her forehead Here In the Urer part Of her taco the Intel lies The eyes arm and dark are direct but slow I The thought that Is born behind them grows Indolently matures beneath the intelectual Influences of the forehead I makes Its apneal to the vivid sensuality of the mouth and Is carried through I with the ponderous l1exlblty of the I law nut the mouth that Is the thing Unbridled ansi beyond any leash of the 1 brain Its full sweeping lines are as ex I Jggratwl and uneven as the jiamlom of which they are the vehement symbol I Many men have called G orgii Allyn i tampunn prettv others have found hT i attractVB a few have spoken of her ns beautiful Hut I man In Maced n said slovlv yen I know that j lot of envs around hero nay Uioruias aw I I fully pretty I t I never llUd that I mouth mind chin of her they ort of I polled her for me I Hut there were plenty of young men I I Muceilrjii six leers ago Just as there are plenty now who would not qulbblii at the too genesmus curve at a pair of I tips g ijooruia Allyn as sue was then danced he way Into billediim and a jpnUr tlint carried Its allegiance tn ill mariy towns To lu sure her frleJ rnd egn I few of her relative ailmlt r it Uinruia cip always mostly I it htrrelf il one mljrlit suy but whit 3 unjt Mr t mid not have been turned ilili t tie crjvvn of soc ul lin r hlpT The town uf Manloii boatw rbm iW Inhabitants mst of whom knew ieoijla by sIght at lenst AI a tootler of fact hunvvr theie U c hUIyr IhtI something pitiful about the nunnir In wMch ulrl of her own ame and set now disclaim lttlnuieiy with her 11 U one of this itraivk mat hou which way the wIn I tit public op nlon I undeniably i lowirg II that cellin of the country At the Alli Home The farm house n which the Allvn Ihe and In wlue li UeorKa returned with her husband aCIr hr initrrlaii Ie iou two mile tail 6 ka1C way from the main street of Macedon through which runs the trolley to Rochester It Is 1 rambling comfortobh looking dxvelllnK admittance to whIch Is now firmly barred owing to Mrs Al tyns serious Illness that has been cnumi by the shock of the tragedy It was to the feet ot Mrs Allyn Geor gia Sampsons mother that harry Sampson staggered and died In the very room that had witnessed his court ing and the Interchange of lovers vows he gasped forth his last blood choked breath either killed by the hand of the woman Inp loved or selfslain be cause of his Jealousy of her And to the National Hall of Amusement In the centre of the village where so many triumphs and conquests had paid trib ute to her leadership they led Georgia AIn Sampson to b charged by Coro ner Cyrus P Jennings with murder In the first degree Heneath her feet was the polished lloor over which she hal lightly whirled with first one eager partner and them another Before her eyes was the ldp window seat on which she had reclined while attentive admirers fanned her and waited her slow smile Overhead were the droop Ing wreathed decorations from a part still discussed In the village butIn her ears tIll hard dry sobs of her father moaning beneath the Inexorable words i I becomes my painful duty at this I time to speak In behalf of the Coroner and to Inform you that the evidence in this Inquest clearly establishes so far as this proceeding is concerned that your husband Harry Sampson did not take his own life but that his life was taken by another and It Is also neces sary and proper to state to you that from the evidence given nt this Inquest suspicion points to you as being that I person Declared Her Innocence And Georgia AIn Sampson saldI nm absolutely Innocent This will all be cleared up In time And that Is all she has said and that Is all she will say until February at least If she fol lows the advice of her counsel George S Tlnklepnuph I After tIm warrant was served In the National Hall at Macedon Mrs Samp son necompanled the Sheriff and his daughter Miss Theresa Q Colling cm the trolley to the Jail In Lyons Here on her Ilrst night of Incarceration she occupied the third cell from the en trance to the south corridor the one that wan formerly occupied hy Fred r ick Schultz the fjodus Verg murderer The cell next to her on the right Is the one In which Ole Curtis Perry the train robber and murderer was con lined The only other woman prisoner at the Wayne County in Ine Jail recent years was Lottie Huby who was ac quItted of the charge of murdering her husband Porter Hub In 19fi6 Mrs Ruby was there hut a few days before being transferred I However Mrs Sampson was kept in the rcgulatlin corridor cell but one eight Now yhe Is comfortably estab lished In the room formerly occupied by the Sheriffs son Cornelius Collins Before the windows of which bars have been placed It Is obvious that the Sampson feel exceedingly bitter toward their sons widow In the Sampson homestead a i twostory dull green building Immacu lately In order an to shrubberies and outhouses situated about a mile from tile Hhopplng centre of Palmyra Mr George A Sampson Harrys mother sat and spoke of thin which she did not hesitate to call murder Sony for the Allyns Him Is a straightfeatured woman with whom tho expression n emotion IB a dltllcillt thing but when she spoke uC Harry sh twisted her hands to cether and the tears wavlered slowly down tlmti deep Jlnea of her tiC Thf blcult fill Emset penetrated the ripri mind touched time table with ito shining chlnn and silver and the empty place where one would coinei no more What shall I nay asked Mrs Sampson saelly what could I possibly bay Unit would help mutters ever so little I am sorry heart sorry for Mr and Mrs Allyn hut what can I elo My von did not lake his own life t very drop of his blood nrid mine ealln nloud for just I cannot upenk of I any len utid Mis Sampsons voice broke And to It ill Georgia Allyn Sampson UI8rrl I am Innocent This will sill lie cleared up in limn him rim filed unwor riil she Min in the cozy room over the Jail und sew und wrllri or em brolilrrx Her neat hlark ilrcsn thrown out the fairness of her 111 but s tie Is no moie pain than when ihe drove hor homes ut biciiknck speed elnnn the country road Untouched undemon tnutvf she Ins the Him u best she ran with the sums luck of tears with which she faced three JPIU ago the death Q hrr only child I seven I month old boy 11m Innocent slit reiterates I lu n in A Culls IN OMS nAY Ukt LAX ATI VU IlltOUO Qulnln Ttblm I I S fmjfld se It II tsii I tl v r tssuts l saiL wg I Sues Schwab to Recover J j I 10000000 Silver Mine Continued from First Page J I 12500000 consisting of 2500000 shares 01 the par value of S each Deal to Buy Minority I The AVItherboc brothers are alleged to have been owners of 1324920 shares of the full paid and nonassesslble cap ital stock prior to Jan 3 1903 The complaint then groups Messrs Dole Owlngs the Vrlghts Lewis Hiidley and 1axton as minority stockholders and alleges they weie owners of 7I5M7 alee slmrei of the capital stock On Jan 3 1WJ3 the minority stock holders entered Into an agreement with the plaintiffs reads the complain whereby they sold their shares to the plaintiffs for the sum of JH5SI04S which i hy mutual consent was subsequently In creased by J4G5 jT I Then It appears that these shares and thL 132I9JO already held by the WittIer bees were deposited with the Milwaukee I Trust Company with the proviso that i should the purchase price be not fully I paid before Jan 1 1W4 the trust com pany was to advertise a sole of the I stock five days In the Milwaukee Len TAKAHIRA AND ROOT I EXCHANGE CHINA NOTES Final Meeting With Japanese Am bassador Held Text to Be I Made Public WASHINGTON Nov Secretary Hoot and Ambassador Takahlra of Japan exchanged notes this afternoon at the State Department coerlng the declaration of five articles which are to I I govern their policy In Chlna and the Iaclllc a full purport of which has twh I I set forth In the Associated Press despatches slatlh i A final meeting between Mr Root and Mr Tsknhlra preliminary to the signing I or the note was held In the morning I when the matter was gone over finally The articles will be given to the press I for publication Wednesday morning The State U pdrtment Is pleased with I he manner In which the Intentions of the two Governments regarding the Pacific and China has been received The newspaper publications show that there Is still some real misconception of the I attitude of the two countries and for this reason Secretary Hoot SIR the ex I change of notes Is useful t MORTALLY HURT BY CAR I I Victim Sloppeil In front of Trailer und Warn Hurled Ten Fret I Thomas Gallagher sixtyseven years old a salesman living at No llCO Mon I 1 roe avenue the Bronx was run down and mortally hurt by a Madison avenue trolley car this afternoon while crossing Ninth street nt Fourth avenue Stepping out from benlnd I truck hfc got In tho way of a northbound car and In Jumping out of the way of this slipped and fell In tho path of a southbound trolley car He wan thrown ten feet by the fender of the car his skull was fractured and hp wo Injured Internally I He omits taken to Hellevue Honpltjl TWOCENT RATE UPHELD V S Supreme Court Hold Order to Hnllrnnilii In onitltntlonnl WASHINGTON Nov MThe Su preme Court of the United States to day reversed the decision of the United States Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Virginia hoisting tn he un I constitutional this order of the State I Jlallroad Commission flxlne a twocent i passenger rate on Htute biislnfnj the ef fect being to uphold the order CALL FOR STATE BANKS AIHANV Nov Mninrk William Plate Superintendent of Hanks today Issued 1 call for repurtii of State banks und trust companlis at the doss of I buulnihs on Nov 27 last LOS ANGELES ENTRIES IOS ANfJKlKS HACK THACK enl Ntiv 10 Tim ntrlfK for tomorrow1 rural urn an follows KIIIHT ItACK Hilllnc five nril a half fur Iclikn llrjnU Dame Hit Suiillcliolai Hi1 brush 1iM I Velunn lIST HrlUry Irlry lis Murk Time mCi Mini Kilrlnnka lis otiIi i lull lOsismimis ism llynin liii Kerr 111 Plliin rr lni Duka of llrMiewaler I tr Illlfr fir WIA jfOSI lAl Helllnf mx fnrlon AiIrrsii lII5 ollH I mha Unonmilfr ln Ulllii IIIV iiiorlno Inn Mixlrnu In Nimiiiirltu 1114 JOK flattens I la Tlllllli IIACi Purse tnv rl Ir e 1101 IAtl Ilininwr ii ii Mlii lall Jia r MM May 1in Hlr Klwkrd 110 J 0 nIWT ltf if rartr lie 1 POintTII HACK Tlii Mount lxwr han dlfnlml furlonvi tl an lrll n ISO tern inrl Kill harm o Ilj I inusegel 11Am Illnlln is Ethel fuv Ill Hiinlnu rol tin 11 Sara 11 Hubrlr 0l Itoalto loll Kntrii fnIJI NIIUH 11 Cnlniuy ljt MtKlillir lin him ltrs fli Itr ISulil I lear Ilkl Purl Mn Pirril HACK ttrlllnr M trn furlimKt Tar IM tilg i Inel ll nrr leT Ijrsus till Time H oitsn 11 ttE AlI l lOt I lltrrlion II 101 f Upl Hut JilXTII HACK EUllInc v i furlnnut nla I 101 MIlpitas lOT TranImicsmt Ii Tlmnihlf U o JM Cork lllll 10 fluj rr IW I n I K ilir 104 J o tlnal and after nmlllni a notice of the sale to the Vltherbies sell the stock I to the hlKhest bldiKr Say Tme Was Extended i Thereixfter trom time to time tme reads the complaint the minority stoohholders fol a valuable considera tion luly agreed to ex lend the time to APril 15 19i6 The complaint next alleges that the Vltherbees engaged James p Uutchln I son as their nsfnt to alit in effectiiig Ilectng sales of stock ami other confidential work and that they also hired John I Sloan ns their agent to find 1 purchaser for the shares of the minority stoolc I holsters under the agreement of Jan 1 1M3 and release tile stock held In EscrOw by the Milwaukee Trust Company I The XVIthfrbeis rliarge that Sloan approached the New York Stock JxI change libuse of Jlorrls Brown Co I in which Dr Ward was financially in terested and to them and to Mr Schwab as well as Messrs aineRie Olllcs Dllworth and Mltcheil discloiej the fact that the minority stockhold ers Interest I the San Toy property I could be secured for less than IlMOuO The VltIierhees were put off from month to month being toll that Mr I Schwab had Just sailed for Europe un til It appears that they went no a young man of great wealth owning mines In the Lake Superior district who offered td finance the purchase of the minor ity stockholders Charges a Conspiracy The Wltherbees claim that they for warded to each of the socalled minor ity stockholders this new proposition and that they received by mal I writ ten acceptance from Me surf Uonles Owlngs the Urlehta Lewis lladley and Paxton Thereupon they went to Mexico and anl durIng their absence on April 1 IW3 on an order from court the total shares In escrow of 020715 were sold at auc tion for the pretended consideration of I750CO to the minority stockholders The complaint alleges that this sale was unconscionable collusive and void and I the bid for the stock was not In good faith I Rile thi prctcrdcd sale the corn then make this further plalnt rake allega tion tonI order to strongthen their hold on the stock the defendant formulated or conalv or acqnleiced In a far I ther scheme or conspiracy against tin plaintiffs under the terms whereof Schwab 1 tne name of Mitchell 1 I uutrid some title to or claim upon two certain alleged rainier properties of little or no value known reopectirely I a Xa Central and Juarez and cold thc sumo to the San Toy Company for 3390000 shares of tne par value of Ql each the defendants for the eaobl thl detnlantl purpose causing the San TO I cnus nK Toy Company to In crease the amount of its total capital i stock to 17000000 ansi tho ilcfendeatH Brown Sloan Hegps Dllworth Hiunh I Inson Dells Cham and Carnegie nina of the ten directors of tho company I with knowledge of the facts and with out any iiivpstleatlnr no to time value I of the two properties voted In favor of nnd carrying out said fraudulent purchase and Issue of stock I In conclusion the complaint asks for judm nt that tho pretended sale of I sttKjlc held hy the Milwaukee Trust r Company b declared void that all of I the defendants render an accounting for all the shares which have come Into UhiJlr hands and the same he sur II rendered to the Vltherbeen that the I Increased capital stock Issued to Mitchell for the worthless La Central and Juarez properties he returned for cancellation that tlms defendant he re strained from making any sale of San To stock which shall be deposited In the hands o a receiver durlmj the pen dency of the suit and that the property Jroperl he turned over to the Wltherbeea on payment of the tfldSIW under the agree ment of 1903 MISS DASH TOO VAGUE IN DIVORCE I GOULD COMPLAINS Frank J Objects to Wifes Amended Papers in Her Suit Asks Court to Cut Them i I ootitlmird from lIt Pago I graphs I wns bold tin mimec of the InHslinmlrnlH wile kept sorrel Tlieto uns objfrtnin ton to tin I blanket paragraph In which Mrs Gould tmimge her husbiuul with glvlnj tlih Jewelry In rcvcnil n run oil women and iargo sums f money as w1 to one I nf tltl on the Kiiuind Hint to snv thai I Mr I Joiild pavf iiresints In xfimen w ill dlViilVI tmmI n i havge relevant tn 1 action foi I 111 Tho charges nf statutory iffenne pro In setmiiito paragiaphs anil lleilierl t Snutli oupiirlni Ihp motion snld Hint ej of the l mIn pbs to which nbor llun hud lon mnde OIl up to the sperllir charges Lawyer S inyth iHitliluiim saul F I Revels In Publicity I Mr Gould levels In the publicity he causes himself fnrt ttlng that the 51515 he really hurts me the Innocent little daughters of himself mid wife Tho sal I reem molt apparently for this IWtOI tu strike out paragiapliM from MIF Moulds i complaint Is that he Is agnrievtd in being required to answer tll The rule Is that such motions as tills aie frowned upon by the Court unless the mover shown that he Is leally ag grieved The original complaint alleged tin statutory nftense In it Mimic paragraph The Moll or nmitifled complaint added allegatluns on infoiinatloii alL held regarding corespondents unknow tu 1lallll 1hl counsel for Mr 5ould moved be fore the court for 1 order directing Mrs Gould to make her complaint more definite und certain describing by street and number o by description of the house and Its location when Frank 1 Oould called 111 North Sydney S all Hrltnin whll Ills vacht I tie IIIHII named for his wife lay In thl haroor W hAl cnniplleil with that order but i apparently suit them we have done I too Well tu I All Lead to One End Tie object to that paragraph In the complaint which sn s Mr Oould wu cruising In hs yacht and dropped anchor in thl harbor where he Mslted the little town of North Sydney Hut that paragraph merely led up to the net one which tells what he Jul In North Sydney and the careful de Hcrlptlon of the house which Is called a men I estate deed description1 The other allegations tho 11 er a 1 also led up to the hpeclllc charge of faithlessness I It It objected he said that the gifts mat to various women weie merely platonic gifts that hIlly be 0 matter of evidence In defense on tin trial but 1 allege that these glia Ilro gifts of Indu6ement to these women leading up to the Improper inti macy which we charge existed between them and Mr Gould Tho Court reserved decisIon i us iI FISH ELECTED CAPTAIN OF HARVARD ELEVEN 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tfflt WJ i 1 V B I r t t I THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY NOVETMTBHTR 30 tflt8 I 3 0 1 II MERRY WIDOW f ALARM PUTS A 4 d THIEF TO FLIGHT I t Young Inventors Burglar q Catcher Rouses Household and Telephone Central SISTER IMPROVES IT Robber Opened the Door and Wired Phonograph Did the Rest Harold Greertthal I lumbering eood I i natured youth of nlnefcn sears who I iplays haltback on a New fork Prep I eleven ha Invented n novel burglar alarm which worked far letter on Iti n I flrM tryout than even he Imnplnwl It would Much of Its marked nnd mir prllne Kilrcess lion r or I due to an Ill rnvement on the deUce conceived I v his mischievous sister Irene two I ore hl junior Ifaiold claims thn po J cilled fluccpps of IIV scheme uai a l mistake UP live at No yi East Klchtvslxtli ftreet with hid father n lawyer and a I j fnmllv of four Rpccntb the bloelt hac 1 hepT vlftltnl nightly by burpler The burglars set his minI orkliiK on a fleVlce and this Is fllint he did I I 1 Adjusting his mothers phonograph PO I that the mouthpiece of this instru ment faced thaI of the telephone he t contrived a wire arrangement which 1 removed the telephone received and I r nrtfd the phonopraph operating at je same time Registered on a record t F t Were these word Central central tell Police Hend I quarters burglars are murdering and i plundering the Greenthal family No 1 129 East ElKhUclRhth street Central central etc etcShe She Flxed It Up The record repeated this sentence eventeen tlme Suet distinctly enough to be heard In the telephone Harold was satisfied A teit honed that the devise worked perfertb Then came an Injunction from the Inventor not to dis cuss the device with any one for fear burglars would pet next and spoil the I robber cat her AVlrei uero 1 o fixed to I ach window and door thyt tho sllphteit opening would set the machlncrv work Ing and call out the police After Saturdays game Harold was xcry tired and went to tied early He I told tile sister Irene to adjust the mechanism when the family had locked i the doors for the flight The apparatus was located In Harolds room on the fecond flor Jilts Irene wee not toret till and cautlnuslv arranged the devise BB Instructed oi as she thought proper Hut she made a mNtJike Instead of placing In the burglar call to central phe adjusted a record of The Merry Widow waltz and retired It Worked All Rlrjht It was 2 oclock next morning when the football star was aroused bv the fa miliar strains He nibbed his eyes looked at the child of his brain saw It revolving and sprang from his bed The receive wa K off and tIe record rang out plain anil distinct whereas hs rec ord was almost Inaudible except fj the telephone Befoie he was half nay acrosi his room hi mother fatiwr nn l two eietr were screamlns Harold top that noli1 The youth honcxor paid no attention mid darted clown the liillunj lie was Just In time to see a daik llsure era wI n out of a broken basement window The fellow KOI away so fast that the Kilo Krldlrpn back roiildnt Ret any I where near him Then came explana 1 I tions Central was ringing and pleading with the Grocnthal to shut off the Widow I tfind several voices were trying to CT I 1 plain The family wiis gathered In tho dlnlncroom w hen the pujnmaclul in 1 eptoer cot back iipstali Then the VilUEhlng little Irene lold her hlir biother that iihe placed the wrong roenril In the machine i 4 TRIED TO END LIFE BY GAS I Tnllor Ioniid In Locked Pint Tnkcn lo llrlletuo unit Will Hpcnvrr Benjamin Sloiel thlrtsflvo earn old i tailor living on tho third floor of Xo I 413 Fifth street was taken to Hellevuo today after tryliiR to kill himself by Inhaling gee through a tulie A neighbor smellcd gas and heard gioans Patrolman Adams forced the ionr of the flat and tore tho faa tube from the mans mouth Ho wnr rushed I to Dellovuc1 where lie van revltrd Ho refused to make any statement I I A month ago the man arrived at the Fifth street tenement with two sisters l and a brother Hh relatives were at I work this momlng when he prepared to commit aulclde FAST MAIL TRAIN DISABLED ALBANY K Y Nov rorhn fast mall train from New Yolk duo here al I was delayed over nn hour last night by the engine becoming dlsabrtd at Caetleton about eight miles south of tuts city according to the New York Central officials here A now engine I wa substituted and tho train contin ued Its trip to Albany BOXO TROM SAMSOIV AND DKMrAH FHBK The Sunday Vorl lJiiu nrrancrd to flit the word aud inunle of the nrntllnit cone Iron Mvniun unit DrIIUIi Tlip tint rma l oprr lIOns Ot It nit Buudnr Home Rule n When savings are spent and When all things seem blue When Jim or father Cant find work to doj I Cheer upi for World Help Wants Drive suclfcloucls away By showing where one My find work any day I Last week The World Printed A fiv 6752 Separate 41 Help Wanted Adve r tisements More Than THREE TIMES the 2100 Pub I Ikhtdlnthe i M I I 7 t I p I Richard Croker Says He Has Too Much Respect For the Ladies to See Them Mix Up in Politics Cs Cant Find a Suffragette in All Ire land Women There Have Too Much Sense He Says BELIEVES THEIR PROVINCE IS CARING FOR THE HOME They Wouldnt Be Any Better for Politics and Politics Wouldnt Be Better for Them 1Jy jVxo1a GreeleyJmith I have too much respect for tho ladles to see them mix up In politics If women voted they wouldnt be 1 1 an better for politics an1 politics certainly wouldnt be any better for women In my opinion It would be a k great deal worse So Richard Croker evboss of Tammany Hall and ribe Squire of Glencairn and noted sportsman of Ire land disposed of the claims of woman suffragists when I put them to him this morning at the Democratic Club And this remark I imagine was about as near 1 i y to an epigram as Richard the Silent ever got VrchVaVSnvvvitti Mr Crokr looked so grimly disapproving and at NlAUWUKLtU ofltl the same time so grieved and shocked at the mere no tion of women voting that I had to summon all my courage to pursue th subject particularly when he followed his general denunciation of the ide D by the personal question You certainly wouldnt want to go to the polls and vote now woulc you Imagine hAvlnc to nail one elf to the cms by open confe lon to CO 1 shocked an Interlocutor Ye I would i I confessed somewhat feebly What ejaculated Mr Croker stand In line iItit a lot of men and i hear them cussing and talking the kind of talk men do when they set together J Xo jou wouldnt Youd rather pour husband would do It for you Dut perhaps hehazarded you havent any husband I admitted the Impeachment Well said Mr CroVer encoura Insly time enough time enough Its all rlKhtfor an unmarried woman to have a vocation intll he gets a man to mnke money fir Thats ac It should be But when youre married youll realize that theres no happi ness for a woman like looking after her husband and children Theres no happiness equal to thnt of married life provided the husband arfd wife are really mated What would become of the house and the children If the wife was run ning around after politics all the time Dont Want to Vote Now I had argued the question ot woman tiitfrcse with political econo mist without ciunlllns But before the simplicity of Mr Crokers Ideals I found invself suddenly dumb Women dont want to vote pur sued Mr Crolier How about the Suffragclta In Eng land I allied Well Ive only read about those In the papers he replied A lot of crazy women losing their heads and getting locked up Hut Ill tell you ths he added emphatically you couldnt find n Suffragette In the whole of Ireland Irish omen havo too much sense They care too much about tholr homes and children It would have been easy to say to I Ir Coller that the woman who cares most for her homo and children cares for other homes and other chldren too and that If thc Irnl a vote there plight bo better homes ami better schools and not so many stunted and sickly children In mills and factories nut what was the use Looking at the grim and grizzled Tetrarch of Tammany I real ized that If mch considerations as these would reach him he might not today be a millionaire and an Irish squlro I Leading rmple Life Instead I asked him to give me for The World one of his new photographs taken In Dublin just before he came to celebrate his itetyieventh blrtlMay In New York Ho acquiesced amiably and led the way past a half dozen respectful bench flea lounging about tho club throuh u lane of set floral pieces sent In honor of tho chief to the elevator whence BO vvero taken to Mr Crokers own apart bout on the eernnd floor that he might find a photograph for m Anything more delIcIously Incongruous could not j e Imagined than the contrast presented by Mr CroltorH grimly simple appearance and attire and the rose ai 1 gold boudoir net apart for him at the Democratic Club Through an open doorway I caught a glimpse of a lace covered l5J with what looked like rote colored catln showing underneath Hv erythlng about the room proclaimed the blatant bciuer of a luxury loving prIma donna rather than the abode Of the shrewd Btorn politician before me In It Mr Croker looked grimmer moru grizzled than lie had nremed to me downstairs where lie had stood under A gigantic plcturo nt tlu Venue of Medici who I almost fancied smiled quiz clcally at our little dltonfilon of the suffrage question When I had selected the picture I pre ferred Mr Croker conducted me back to the elevator On our way outI saw a gigantic stuffed tiger and aa wo passed him I laid my hand lightly on hlsno Mr CrolerBhead Perhaps Mr Oroker mlitoolc this gesture for MI token of regularity In my political view At any rate he smiled for the first time laying explanatorily The cm bim Tammany When I patted the emblems dimin ished head no disrespect to Charles K Murphy I noticed that It looked a little motlie to hilt OIIa sale efsb Led IA New

YOUXG INVENTOR AND SISTER WHO IMPROVED ALARM POSTMASTER MORGAN OUT i t Take Wnlln lint Will tin Array I Ilcfore HrhirnhiK to AVcirli I I Pnstmaeter Motyan who was shot for a suppo ell grievance two v celts ago 1 ias now been up for two or three days He look a valv on two days last 4 I viefk and he fulfilled Mrs HoijjanV pophicy that he would be up In good how to eat Thankaghliii dinner at lua own table Butt Mr Morgan will not take up his work at mice Ho Is goln out of town tot a rest of several weeks I GERMAN PICTURES COMING hEliuM Nov SOThe exhibition of pictures representative of modern German art which Hugo Helstngcr Is having scif to New York to bu shown i At the Metropolitan Museum of Art be ginning Jan 7 will he despatched on the steamer Kaiser Frledrlch del Oro se on Dec IS U Jt composed ci O paintings and Ally drawing selected from tho museum of Germany by an Imperial commission and It Includes the test exempli at Xa ulbach L nliach LUbernuLnu Tbom044 Kudolpu von Uau r cL 4bc PRETTY HIT I mm HELD I U NARSONGHARGE

I I Mrs Delanor Vindicated in I Court and Witnesses Are Sent to Jail I Mrs Marie Del nor the goolooklul jounK Curoiin widow who has been con 1netl In the Queens County Jail at Long l lanl f Itv charged with uislns three v i DC n en to burr trie IIOUFU of Mrs I Mnrsirei uiaj n clfihlioi ia vlrdl I nif 1 in the riu ilnc Court today and tnu 01 her iusrr ere hclil without bill i i mrjjo of IRn This onlinj to a i ate that has ccltcil groat Inteicit I In that fectlon of Lone 111111 camo about after fifteen wltmis lund tsU UPI to Mrs Dolunors rood character After discharging tho vonan and I holding John Oerbt the pilntlpl cit ness of the pnllre nnd Geor o etr till other ot her accusers Magistrate Ion nellY scored hem lounillj t for this youth Gcrbe he said I I do not bellevo a word of his tcytl I loony Nor do I plnoe all nelence In that of Xet Gcrbo s ild tim womn tolud him and Ills Liiiuiiii to 1110 I the hou e nnd gave littul mIlY to Imy I Ucrofdp for that pifiiw All the other I ftltncssoi ncicpil that it HIs Impossible that Mr Dslaior could have any knowledge of the plt Mrs Delanor uppoand In court In a well cut gown an with her flncre and throat adorn d with diamonds I knew the case would turn out this simply a CJIBC of Wtl y she said It WJH jcilout u d tho cli i0e was trumped up to ililvn mo away I All3 Orlanoi biild that out of kInd nchsi Mio lid flien rctiiHc to fieri1 a peddler of veectabloa when hU inothei drove him out or her hiuro A week Liter nn attempt was inine to hurn MIH Oray house Dotcittves over beard Cone mid NiU a foe tisys after I filWne about tlo tttemi ted arson In Xevvtown tud when tiny WI c quen tinned they aid UK t they fourteen veinold 1tiy TrnriiiUflu Fred Grlmin nnd JOPPJ IaronC Ind liven hind by lr fHhi nor to Itt ire to Mrs Uiays lioioo and iciro her Mr Oelatu nid Tony Tramutolo vvero nrro tid nnd rluuj Filday have been held without hail It Ca inc iul til ctiiut today that all the pel Minn IS tile o te CM ipt Jisli jaront who wall a boanlir have hopu leclpliiitn of Mr nlalurl tilil tit y The IanntElil was unerited rum coinpllclt In thn cute but Tnumutolo I as well us tho otlxis was hold 4 WOMAN THROWN FROM CAR MuBKlu MiJ cnna twentyfive I ear old of No 162 West One Hundred nnd Twentyninth street was tluovui froui the rear platform of an Amstrrdam ave nue car Hi limit of No K Manlm ni avenue last night and rteuved a posi hlo fractuie ii thtt skull itn was taucn to the JIiotid Vilsht llosital The discouraged

Dyspeptic will find in GrapeNiits Q cause for rejoicing I Theres a Reason BiNGHAM BLAMES CITIZEN FOR THE MANY I3URGLARIE All Crimes Will Flourish H I Says Unless He Gets i That 100000 Nc w Voic cloeint want to lie KOO complains Conms loner of Police Hln I ham Therefore robbers tlnlvo gra flourishes and the police refuse to i I thcli duty The Inelllcency nnd d morillriUon or tlio Pnlln n partmei I Is di according to the Commissioner to the inherent viciousness of the poop of tho city I Commissioner ninghaini process I makltiR tho people the coat for 11 Police Department was given cxprossi I todny In a diseussitixi of the chlorofoi I burglaries In West One Hundred nt Twelfth street reported In todays pi pet a Tho Commlislo er laid thnt I believed the Eloiies of tho burKlaile ns printed wert true Hut what can 1 do he axlced demanded tltOAd from the city for tI establishment of a Kirct servli Imitau I UUlnt get tilt money and wont get It The trouble Is Now Yorl doesn want to ho Rood If tho people wattle to lie rural they would iifo that the representatives gave me that J1WOC IlKV would insist that I shnuld rvt It If I could cot my cops to do goc pollce duty I could reduce graft to minimum Of couiqo I couldnt starr It out entirely I icqulre a aacrct Be vlcn bureau hecause while the detci nia do tliu hen they can they don Inow how With u ip iot servli bureau I tould recover halt a mllllc dollirn worth or ctoltn properly Vo clr rontlnucil thu eommli Monti This tovn doesnt want to tIts rtI Its a pleasure to saVe when you use economical I VvlAite Rt seC A491 fI Mon A ea A tOe Package makes 40 Cups I I iiet i t t t i I IIIIHU rnrnu ii i ti tlurlli b m IKmii aiIKi UieUI 71 Voril 7nil DUMII lfO UVrklr KIIMV il HHHI llnitn IHKHtrrUr Our rnllt Trrnii Mmlv tIe In NeW Jer icy Conniilliui mul Icor lolinil 1 ituCOt 4 Itoumi A Uuuuu LruriiiIisil C I iitnNh il ItsrutIi4 1998 SG998 58998 A hoots r ituotiti Ai rinrnl pae1pirnt U FiirnUheil Iurnl lir4 tu iD0998 14975 S200up V11ITI3 ron LIST UP OVa ODTlTlTli OreV HATtlllDAY ITNTIT 1O P U I 4CUi St ana 8tl Vve COTTON BROKER I LEIGHTON TOOK LIFE BY POISON Suicide Brooklyn Had Origi nally Been Reported as Heart Failure RECORD MADE TODAY Daughter of Dead Man Says He Lost 500000 in Two Years in Speculations ChfirlM V fhton glrtythr years old the cotton broker who trai found dead In hi bed In hla horn at No SS Washington aTenue Brooklyn on Fri day last killed himself with cyanide of poeta slum It was lenrned today The first reports of his death Hid Leighton had died from heart fallur nnd Uioae piesent at his funeral In Greenwood Cemetery yesterday were tin der that Imprstilon According to Cor oner rhvslclan Emil Hnrtung how ever Leighton poisoned himself In de spondency over speculatIve losses Tue death is in rcported to the Brook lyn Coroners Ofllce on Friday morning by an undertaker named Ilelyoa The undwtaloer Mid Mr Leighton had died from an attack of hert failure Dr MartunB vlalteU the house on Saturday and then learned that beside the Iead mans bed hail been found an empty tumbler with some cryvstalllno substance n tIle buLtum IIK an omi uoultf la belled cyanllo of jxxUuvsium Tit physictaji thou perf pme l iin aut JR Mhlch showed conclusively that potion had caused Letsr ixon n dcviUi A burial permit for the funeral on Sunday wo 1i Ud but no entry was mad of the cause of death till today X ir were the poloe Infomed of the I fninge r Pr InnunJ Miss Gladys Leighton the dnuehtnr of the broker said he had lost more than tOOoOuO In speculation In the lost two years MIss Leighton said that he I had felt bitterly the apparent ImpoFsl blllty of recovering hIs losses lie did i not appear at breakfast on Friday and a servant ent to arouse him found him dead I Mr Leighton was very prominent In Masonic Cia k In Brooklyn and wa Past Master il TJvwtt Ioilco i lion Chapter Ciinton Commander Hi WIN also u member of Klcmet Temple ond the Nobles of the Mystic Bhrlno His brokerage offices vero at No K I Broadway He was formerly u mombrt of both the Consolidated and Cotton I ExchanKes but nt the time of his death only retained Ills teat III the former i Mr 1elBhlon wan married thirty yean I ago Hip widow one son Hoyt V anti iiwo daughters Miss Gladys Leighton I and Mrs Churleb Ghistenberg survive I him NEW KIND OF AIRSHIP i ST PETHRSBURG Nov 9The Wit C Department has assigned 5COO for the I construction of an neromobllo on tin TAtarlnofC system II Tatarlnoff claims to have discarded both the balloon and aeroplane pilnclplea and to havo die I covered a new system of air navigation i the fecrot of which Is Jealously Kuaided A smell mnInl which It clsarbhaprc 11 and weighs thinly pounds has apparent y been successful I tt i 10 iI1Ij 1 d r Z matism Dr AND LAND b afrO USE umesa vI 1 Omega OH contain methyl IC nalicylatc which ia one of tho best 0 known remedies for Rheumatism and Lumbago Rub tho Oil into the placo that hurls and the pain will stop 1 There is no case so bad that Omega Oil wont nt least rjivc relief Trial ic bottle JOe Large sizes 25c and fCc o 1 jii jD NA Pitrtl 50 No More I Blue Mondays n 1 o more hot kit chens I I No mor boiling of clothes I No more backaches i I from bending over tubs of I steaming water I i No more hard rub bing of clothes up and down the wash board I 1 Cleaner whiter sweetersmelling clothes than you ever had before All this mind you with half the work and in half rhe time it now takes How is it done By using P G Naph tha Soap Read the directions on the inside of the wrapper Fol low them carefully and get rid of practically all the dis comforts of wash day 16 P e9 G Napktha Soap l 4 cants a cake n nAatL 1 I Caracul Coat Sale ill J 20 Long Caracul Coats Reduced for This Sale 4 A98 t 1 1098 4 A remarkably handsome col lection of beautiful Caracul Coats reduced regardless of their intrin 4 t sic worth to sell tomorrow Tuesday with a whirlwind rush P 1 I Rich Caracul Cloth Stunning Shawl Collar r Large Directoire Pockets l I New SemiFitted Models i Charmingly beautiful garments s r ci 1 j fi whose cloth is the best substitute i tI a for fur that has ever been woven I Iocj i be hr LIt is a loom wonder a magical j t1JO creation So strong is its resem ltd JO Ibl rLJ blance to broadtail caracul or jj j se j 5F k I Russian pony that nine out of ten ct se3s i 7 I will tell you it is genuine These 111Il garments are 52 inches long IOJ beautifully lined and possess all j rl I 1 I I i n the new style whims now de t v manded by fashion 1098 t g b Tuesday only JL iJ iJf Womenj and Miwcs Sizes A Ml Alterations FREE nn Oil j i i 9 SALE AT ALL THREESTORES r 1 AJ L e2 W16t 4kSDTet liv MEV YORJC It 4604462 Fulton Strrel I I i BROOKLYN b ii 645ro651BnMd5rrccl z 3 LARQE saaa STORES IEWARK 111 1f i It 1 Ii 1 i Qpp EftU ElM iWHS I L 00 1 I 34th StreetWest f rimmed Millinery 1 La Fi i ml Extraordinary Clearance Sale 1 Every Hat to be closed out 1 t without reset vatlon at Ai t 7 onehalf regular 00SB j SB iii marked prices q ortlHI 10 pIO oJ o Monthly onthly i 101 ml Jo 4k aI Monthly i1l J I ystigate tit been i itt 7 Pitrce It haa t till t accepted m the stand 1 1 ird of excellence by y Soon LI1 iut tired of NeY l1iUi1j ¼ fP t Yorks bet homes If ai t 4 ij i IC vou intend buying n iird tI I r i h Playerplano bunuro L mWwV l j to see tho Pierce before yon settle the l matter 21xp 10 iurtC Atwo lIar Hal Butmty 370 Putton Mreet Urooklyn A Monthly IILN tATtHOA IVUNIMG3 C C Y u How About That Piano You Ott Have Been Wanting So Long 3 t t Here Is You Opportunity to 1 l WEST Gtt1I C t Or 11iL tcu I fr c ri SLIP COVERS O i ndo t I 1 I giRn Ii I iir I r J r 1 w col N JJ i 111 M jI I ra1 j c trom HIO I 1 JJ Oak Circassian Walnut G 4tJ MahcfAny or 1 trb 9 Al Pint Actlu telu till Tone 1L UI jtt Id 5 Down Weekly a4drni lHII 1 lICl Q 5 5 L I V EeUl holster s in so James R Ieane 1 Co t run urtl Fiet 1 U Iro tji i j Itd i f i r 1 t l in Id 1 wIth Lit l iaa I K4w I u i f fi Sa 08 at I 3dAvebet7th73thSts inr ktnll UI J aJorm 1Ia 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1 f i 1i1I i i ftt 1 Fc I o t T I i1I Ii7 d r f 11 IS THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY NOVEMBER 30 1908 I iT EVIDENCE THAT f MIGHT CONVICT f JENKINS STOLEN t Credit Slips That Prosecutor Intended to Show Jury Have Disappeared f t l t DEFENDANT IS NERVOUS Trial Resumed With Taking of Testimony Concerning Withdrawal of Funds There wern many Indications of th train which he ha undersong In the aj ar nre ct John G Jenkins foimei Prwldent of the Jenkins Trut Com t puny when hi trial on a cliarRe of en heriloment was rcsuniwl toilay In Part r V of the Kins County Supreme Court I The uspnslon if the I afay ette Tnul Company which had taken over the af f fairs of the Jenkins Trust Corpiny np Ifcrently added to hl anxlats i i He wa lisle and nervous constnntlj1 whispering tth his lawyer Ills hands 1 trembled as he looked over papers and all the Knyety nnd apparent Indifference which characteiUed his manner during the first days of his trial have left him Ills wife nnd her sisterinlaw Mrs Fenwlck B Small were In court as they have been every day plnco the trial began Two Documents Stolen DistrictAttorney Clarke caused n I mall sensation in the couKroorn when he announced that two important docu ments which he regarded as amoiiK the most Important evidence In his po sos lon had been stolen lnce Ftiduy i They arc credit slips for U5011 each said Mr Clarke both ISSI d Aug 6 ISO Henry PyiiHimn the pay ing teller war compelled to carry them at Jenkinss order on the book as casli Ii nnd I had the slips to prove thlj But they have beet misting mice rrlday and i believe them to have been stolen The defense claims Hut the money for these credit Rill had boon put up i State Hank l xumlncr llay after who e examination of the books the Jenkins Truit Company cod ai the first witness todny HD mid that the bank and Its branches hud 4161000 jl In deposits that under the banklnc law their books should hvae showed a re nerve of ITiOoan but that thoy onlj showed a tlltle mol than JlI2ilw i Credit Slips Issued lr Hayes raid he Jud learned that on Oct 1 and on Oct li credit alipi for J30000 each had bH n deposltvd and thai J day or two after the latter date tiui amount had lieen drawn tn n thu bank Henry DyVeman tle forniur pnn s l teller paid Jcnklns gave him these sllpj and told him to carry them as cufh t After niktrlctUtorney Glarke an nounced that In had Introduced all hla eWence Siophenltalilwin counsel for 1 Jenkins moved tint the Indictment it p dlfmlpsed on the sround that the DN t trititAttorupy hud failed to prove crlm 1 Inil Intent Mr DalJvvIn said the loan of JVW to the brokerage firm of Irank t J G Jenkins Jr on Oct 3 was an oidlnary faarWn transaction suuh a I prac tised every rtny and IK not In violation Jl of any banking law Thq eollntera he cald was on the way and would haw been put up but llu ank olonil tvi djy later ijl 0 WIfE THROWS BAKED APPLE AT AFFINITY L j Lively Time at Early Morning Breakfast in Brooklyn Restaurant At an hour HO narly tills niin hi the scrub womiii wer still nt wine 1 1 j 1 til1 clinit hadnt ben reniovttl from Jl tlif tatilci n yrniiiK nmn and wiiman llit liitfr with d luxurintit red mar 1 IHIid ituinpjilciur rf1 Urnnrtti restaurant In Fultin btrfit tiour With Inptrin ItrouUvn nnd unlnrol ft brpalt fut nf luktil apple e Kf tu M In k nnce MU Kutp Muvtiiliari heir waitress r notlml thit they nftin Kluniirt ncr j voiiKly nt tJc floor iinil In a fcw ruin ute ItiBlr fptra w rc Jiutllicil A lull blackf rocked wuman entered Tlrr wn i In lier eye ns i lii inaiiheO up to tli tnlilR nnd thf man shrank In IIIR tent t You urntindrel sho Raid When j have you tiecn t Ive had to do nl ht vork my dear he said Ive lifcn ioliiK oer nr books Hooks your Rrnndmother Youve been with thin rpdheflded hussy Hut Ill show her nm the Mackfrocktd I woman itUid nile of ilie bukcd apple nnd the next Instniit It hud upattertd Into the e e of the jiornpailnrn one t who fled with n wild Hliilel through the J door Into the mreei f The man nut qiilei fnr n minute then i hr looked up at the womiin In hliclt Jluve you liml breiiltfaat my Oeai he naked In II ilnild oiie No J havent WHS the anwtr In a loud nrm nine unl i dont vant any of tlili affinity brraKfavt Yon ciuio alone home with me and nhi helped i him on with Ida overcoat mid they left Jt tofiether 4 aeo can you Leat It said iltsi T Kate Moynlhan to il e eanhlrr I 1 CALLS TAXICAB CO DUMMY I L wrT HaT Varrlun Cnniorullon J lleullr vmi Ullln hii In tfie txiuree of an artfunmnt In cpro F J altlon to ttio ai il cktlon of thu New York Taxkuib Onnpan red Intfi o MIl n ldo a judtfmutit obtulnixl by ik fault tn avor of Koburt Elli UcClellan c lt ttiuatrtiiil UxiktnK aceiu for tlOUJU JiM pii Kollkanl Iervlue c un cl for ilo aflkn otkanKud Uiut I be New York TAxtcaii Oumpitny 10 a Insolvent mt tlMt U w II a more duiuny fonnnl to prvlKCt tli lorelTi cori oratlon Inh i r ally UWTUK Uio buklnon wlille Uio lcatJ OQ nr uulnl pita tn n1Kh to my tor 1M M u ud In Ua 100 ul ilr Ivrduc Mild tlut after v o tl1 wvlce ttw atUtnwy for tbr OOR1JU1 hail timorwl the CHe nd WI to defend It and M ft wi u od a Vinont t y dnult ClIUn a oMiiplalnl lUwl that t M a run Oown t y on of tlie r 4 taxi eatii at Bn ad nay anj Ponyfifth trf op Aut 1 I U t and riou ly lour a fw 2t 5 aWlANua Ju4u n i t ta W PwMea on t mJttoa u I I SUIT AGAINST MORS I IS T lm IN JAil I Referee in Brokers Claim for I 22000 Transfers Hearing to the Tombs i Two of riiarlf W Morses creditor purninl him Into thn Tomb todny with the aid of n writ of habeas corpno Thc eredltorp arc the member of the bank rupt brokerage firm of Whitney Kit chen Their boot show thn Morse owa them ZMO At the time of the fnllure of Whitney Kitchen there nnw n multiplicity ol lernl proceedings which tho court ap pointed Edward O WhltaJtor to adjudi cate as referee Mr AVhltaker deomlnR It necessary to take the testimony ot Morse about the lECKY claim Issued n ubpoonix for him but found that a subpixMia was not sufficient to remove him from Jail for the purposes of tentl Ijlns at the honrliiR Accordlnely he procured a writ ot habeas corpus nlllnp upon Vnlted Slntes Mnixhnl Hfiikul to producn Jlorso toilny to clvc tchtlmony Mar shal Ilenkel supfft ied that the hearing bo held In the pnate counsel room on the second lloor of the Tomb mul his su Kcstton va adopted Mono was repre cnted by James B Kllborn one of his counsel Daniel Hmke uppiured for Bayard L 1eck aislRiiee of Uhltney t Kitchen Mor o Mn Mvorn and suld ho had no iccolloc tlnll of his bUBlners transuctlona with tin defunct firm At his reyuent tho hearing was auourned until nnxt Satur ilus to Iln him an opportunity to look up his books co PRUSSIC ACID KILLS HENRY L SCHMIDT Former President of the Ho boken Vtizr Commission Found Dead in Bed Jlenrv 1 Schmidt formerly president of the Ilfbokcn Brrrd of Water tmri mlssli ners and prccldent nf the XfttlonM Hcittlors ABSoclatlon nm found dtid In hl bed whrn hK wife called him nt sM oclock today Dr PfiKanelll who mnrte an xnmlnntlon of tho body said Mr Schmidt died from prusslc acd pclsonlnc Mr Schmidt TV as flftjtwn years old and had been wnalthv Latrlj he Imd ufffved flnnnclal ruverscs nnrt frequent ly rnnipltilncd thut he couldnt collect i money due him 146 wab nUo In very iMd health Ijist nlpiht he went to a rani parlv and leturned at 2 i deck Hn said nothing to his wife and tUu nut time she aw him VMR when he fo und htm deud PRISON FOR E A WHITNEY Former PnrlihnrM SciulPty Acrent UctH 4 PAr nnd 11 Month I gc rtr A Whitney formerl n promi nent iiKont of tin IliUhurst Society I who vus convicted last week In tho Court of General Suasions of grnnd 1rlenr ta asrttnccd ta ds br Judes Malnne to not more thnn four yenrx unil eleven nirntho und not IPDH than two yearn nnd ntx months in SliiK RIng There rre fvon cither Indlctincntn nKiilnst Whitney Me vvct trlcil nn ths pnclflc ehorsre If olitclnlnp 100 worth nr IIOU M riirnlnli InK Rnoiin from u hou p nn Avonue A by mil prninteii TIe deffiipe ttaB tl nt the ra wri IIlIe fur tin civil ointf CViiiifUl foi Whitney onnrunowl iilier Hintcnio lud Ixfii ImpuhCil thut an iippinl tvnuld OJ tuken V gZ fr SSSTtSZ J Jriinil 1111rii for Minilii Unrld A real musienl treat a In Ftoro Ir the renders of next Sundays World Hy special arrangement with Owar Hammcrstein or the Manhattan OperaHouse and G Schlrmor music I publisher the words French and Kngilsli and piano score of the de lightful nrla My Heart Unfolds at i Thy SftiOt Voice from SaintSaunas Samson and Delilah will be jmb llslml 1n ihu Sunday World Dec 0 This opera which la a great favnrlle In IarlH la balnt hoard this Boiihtm for the flnu time In America at tlie Manhattan OperaHousu Mine Ger vllleReanhe in the role of Dellah has scored a eplendtd popular tri umph and Hhe has b cn heard at her b st In the aria My Heart Un folds at Thy Sweet Voice This little operatic eem presents no technical dimcultleb for planU singer end U vvlUiai one of the most beautiful that Saint Saens rar i wrote fie HUTS to order nut Sun days World early u the demand for copies or this grandcpera lutectlon I romlaw to bo unnoUL CHRISTIAN SCINCE CAllO II PAGANISM Rev Dr MacArthur Declares New Creed of Healing Is Thinly Veiled I Thr rtv nr MurArthur pAstor of Cslvnrj Itnptlpt ChurCh In nn ixldrejs hefort tho Bnptlat Ministers Confer ence In thp Mndlcon Avenue Church thin mornltiF dpoke about hRt Us termed New Thought and HollRlau Thinking Our own church he SAid hns tho advantage over creedbound denomina tion for creeds muy be made by man for this generation nnd changed In thn next Creed Is the lied In which tor tured and theological thinkers under the direction of synod nre made to conform to that which does not appeal to thorn Christian Selene In thinly veiled pacnnlrm It has had a phenomenal Krowth hut the days of ouch gronth nre over never to return Robert Ingersoll and I weigh inv words nnd nm wllllntc to he held re poll Iblo for nil that they meandid less to misrepresent God thnn did Juftatlmn Kd wards but Rocer AVIIllnin va ahead I of hlR times becaujo he nt not con I tent with manmudo cre ds ns thoy stood In his day That IP the proper loplrltn spirit tlmt wants the present i day religion Infinitely bttei than re Melon was of old KILDARE IN BLOOMINGDALE II Owen Klldare author playwright IIn l one time pugilist who was committed I the psychopathic ward In Brllovue HOb pltal lab Monday was dlscharROd to day by Dr Oresory and was taken to Uloomlngdale asylum by his wife anil two friends He was in cheerful mood and seemed to havn lecovwred Yestciday Dr Greg ory told Klldare that his nervousness hnd dlsuppeaied to a coriblderable ix i ttnt and advl ed that If he went to Bloomlngdale and got pioper res HIM i treatment ho would be iiltn elf atfaln Hi n short while WAS VICTIM OF GAS tor dont know why t did It I ha T n r nnon nt nil I whnt Jontpti Ilrln fortythree Jutil mn told the doc ton In the Harlem llonpltil toda when rrvhtil from ss polnonlnr Ho xvikit found unconiclou near a n u Uilio by bin wife nt II A M today Ir the kitchen of their home No 2311 Ftnl avcnu He will recover Removal Sale We lire doing to move IInd ia order to void trantferrinf our Urge took of PIANOS AND Player Pianos w ire offering them without rt tcnrc while they list it 33a Discount from our regular prices Thi ii an unusual opportunity to obtain a strictly high trade Piano or Player Piano st IIn extremely low figure EveryInstrument is Fully Guaranteed and of well known Retina quality We uUo havealnrjjcstookof Music Boxes Chime Clocks Talking Ma chines Phonographs and Records Inspection invited Easy 1mpol5 Accepted 00 SCO broadwoy at 17th Street New York City 0 i SPEARS that the man who puts hi CHIFFONIER into furnished noney a WRDROBE home builds in asset as solid and substantial is a Will hold i stack of 5 nold pieces every inkle I He is possessed ol a stoc of e t ring I uf SelfRespct Comfort ipparel hlcli iiidOwnership that makes you hive It 1 him not only crth more ls indltpersi tic to my I to himself but equally so one who lus to the nun for whom he ever used I is working YOU CANT one Comes ueithcred I THE MAN DOWN in KEEP cl ind i J who starts a saving on hot any fin this basis and has the ish Gr e t v I u c it BouiJ sense and patience 2co to see it through So 1 Weekly SbSl dcnt put off assured com fort and happiness any longer and when you have decided to buy we will Rive you the EASIEST SAFEST and MOST HONORABLE CPEDIT that it is pos sible for any stor to give OUR I OHI tR T1IPBE ltOC M Ot TKIT at fl10 n i he ffrfcit aiue but 3l u ire coiiion nil i h i jinrn In Ii u ui jSiin3 c 1 rs a yous mar rusl toiip Ihrouschrtiit w York ind u nr 1 00 i u tlH th bRU nie us if II rnm th litf or Iiiircnjf drmol irr nr UnC f Jyinuu In atM 1 voii vou K0 rh 10 hou eltculiii anl inn Ink tn 0 in which to pay f I Jt Hull K VVMllt r IIROSK CAlirKTSIlmu IIIntS IS irOS In tv va tlful v Jurabl I rI n s We Trust pallflim ry r or p i tv pi wnrih S7c a yard i a OM i Mr nn in bU SIOOU flai pncB I I W Folks Out vicivirr cAKiKis vciy j O S u h loiuriiieiilnrluilliie ti AVMJNSriIH IHTS Very npu n i ro ippillar fatMnnibft pat of Town irc 12 A var I rno 011 flo C 0 ir live iiut l ftlal orlcc rial Irk rOil Mis Tiit r nrKrsin Ide tlir AIKT n rlplv or firearm lfn U ITO KV Itlchmt c 1 I r o ioiriAS did weal s er fash1 r ariftit lilt IHI Kll T mil old oh I a 0 oro u iLhlul fur our a n r 1 1 ria prlo 1 5 1 I Nr III lllu All Corpoto Made Laid and Linod Frae I iriitnl Mnll Or A RUG KREE WITH EVERY CARPET t I tur wtv ttUC and fuod u u e c VIK ui ttiai riui a u Km j atilp thtt a pttco Iuroj riuit ul gituiui umtKti I Mlr kt anie tf leCI1 uJrcl brautlfuhy flnlKhfd tn dnrK polulitd inn ogany are rtuyd Mith joose eahlon f flllc plUfli faatincrt In hfnrv cord and IU Bi n mntfh 1at11I V jtt Dltmri YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT New York Open Pittsburg 5 J Saturdays Cincinnati PVE t T1st Till 10 PM Lace Lit r la ins At Reduced Prices Irish Point 475 675 4925 pair Renaissance 500 700 925 II Arabine 750 900 1050 II Brussels 650 900 1500 Lacet Arab 750 925 1250 I Marie Antoinette 1150 1500 2000 II Lord 5 Taylor Broadway aoth St 5th Avei igth St tera Brothers Tomorrow Tuesday LJttlle Cihilldirefls Apparel At These Special Prices WASHABLE WHITE CORDUROY COATS 6 months to 4 yrs 395 CAPS TO MATCH at 85c WHITE CORDUROY AFGHANS SILK LINED tt 29S IMPORTED WORSTED AFGHANS it Sa 65 265 350 Mens Womens BUk Umbrellllas I Suitable for Holiday Gifts I 26 and 28 Inch Extn Quality Silk close rolled handles of gun mrtil pearl and etched sterllnj silver at 295 Value S450 26 and 2S inch Twilled Silk close rolled handles extra length in gun metal etched sterling silver ImcMiorn and natural I wood sterling silver trimmed Value S550 37S 26 and 2S Inch Extra Quality Silk with choice assortment of handles also extra long of sterhnc silver 195 Value s6 75 Sale ol Rkh Ctrt Olass Greatly BeJovv Prevailing Prices Salad Bowls 9 inch S405 Ice Cream Platters 295 i Cheese Dishes 105 Mnyonnnise Bovls Plates 195 Shallow Fniit Dishes 95 Large Size Claret Ju 425 Tall Hooted Compels 315 bon Bon Relish Dihes 95 I I Nappies 6 inch handled and unhanJled 95c Brass Bnameled Bedsteads At Exceptional Reductions BRASS BEDSTEADS two inch tubing 1500 2275 2775 i Formerly 52000 2600 and 3600 I ENAMELLED BEDSTEADS S475 625 1000 Formerly 5575 775 and 1375 COVERED BOX SPRING 51000 1250 1650 I Formerly SI250 1650 and 2175 WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS 450 550 675 1 Formerly S550 650 and 800 STEEL FRAME DIVANS 2 ft 6 or 3 ft wide 4GO 500 600 West Twentythird Street I I I C G Gun1hers Sons i I i In order to reduce stock preparatory to re I moval to their new store 518 Fifth Avenue at I I Fortythird Street C G Gunthers Sons entire I j stock of Furs will be sold at very much less II i than usual prices I i I I i II I IMPERIAL mmmm CROWN I 1I 1 RUSSIAN SABLE I i Ranging from medium shades to the finest and darkest skins obtainable Fashionably I modeled in exclusive styles i Fur coats tor men at consitfeiui r uc I to lions 184 Fifth Avenue New York Saks CushionFlex Shoes for Women at 4 When you arc tired from excessive hI11g or standing is it not your first thought to get those shoes off 1 What better proof that much if not most of your discomfort comes from the shoes Saks CushionFlex Shoes viinough modeled upon distinctly elegant lines and graceful to o degree are nevertheless the most comfprtabje shoes ever designed Bxtraflexibe soles and an inside cushion rest for the foot Twelve models in button or lacenil lent rs Broadway ai 0 U OHtHUU HLb Street 0 Follow the Crowd Into The Worlds Want Column l r7 Sl I ilENRY IEGE I 0 I A TOY DEPART MENT OEPARTI that Is equalled by none In size beauty I I and interest It Is most prncticjilly arranged and systematically f laid out for the corn fort and convenience of shoppers Broad aisles straight aisles lon aisles that permit of a vast number of Q 1 I people bcinx on the f floor with comfort and I I without congestion THIS IS BUT ONE OF THE FE VTUKES THAT MAKE 11 i FOR COMFORT AND ENTERTAINMENT Visit the Chrismas Toy Store lIiJ t I q J C Q i t J j r i I IW J tfP JlII w l I 1 fl1 iq Ir 1 g t 1f I 1 1 J Y r J 1 Fi tl f tr 1 2 Jt f iIi I Ii C I w 1 ELO IPEDIS DOLLS CAlns 1imwAp S u spring leather sent n made of ok and steel JnCIJ 1 zen II Q have rrclln ctt 49c n f wheels 111 49 have voice ins back In08 C R 1 Main Floor Specials 1 I I yc All LiuL KiMiaiisance Centrepieces lSinch size 29c 179 do Dinner Napkins extra large splendid quality S139 em I I lie English Nainsook soft finish yard wile yard jjvjc rtiif I Q 2ge Unoleached Sheeting 104 width extra heavy yd 20c qt 1ge Linen finish Bed Sheets MxOo limit 6 at 3fc 1 12jC Bath Towels large size fringed with border 9c Q 35c Turkey Red and White TableDamask GO in wide yd 22c 0 10 Pliiued Hannelette for house wrappers etc yd 61c GE lOc Bleached and Unbleached Canton Fbinels yd GKC tJt 12JC Outing Flannels extra heavy neat patterns ui 8Uc 112WI Second Floor Specials i I 50c and 75 Nainsook Corset Covers trimmed 28c 39c Camnc Drawers emhnUery aiU lae trimmed 25c 0 59c AUiilin Gowns lull width embroidery and lace yokes 49c i II Hlanncee Gowns heavy quality braid trimmed 48c t i Flannelete Petticoats nil colors i 29 values 18c Flannelette Pajamas and Gowns pretty styles 98c i I 1iJ l Heavy Hunnelelte Kimonos neat designs si es 36 to 1 6 JOe 475 t Dressing Saciiie arid Kimonos of German flannel 19e V I Women si o Lingerie Waists elaborately trimmed USe p t N 5298 Cliinon Taffeta and Lace Waists allcolors yiOS J SlO Chiiion Talfei1 Messaine and Lae abs 5298 j Women S2CX Coat Sweaters wi1ile only 149 isJ I 11 iW Jt XSomena 9Sc Co t Sweater gay ili red or navy 69c r ol25 P N and Thomson Ci rbets all szes7c 1 fi 1 I Iniants 125 Long Dresses with lace and insertion GQc C 1i 1 Mies Hlaunel Dresses trimmed yokes le t hildren Domet Mannel Petticoats I to 14 yds 19c I i Intanls1 Wool Sweaters in all colors 43c Babies White Lawn Dre es embroidery yokes 59c r t ft 4 C Third Floor Specials I fffj Iirb anl Childrens SI50 Tan Calf Sines 68c rt I Womens Kid kin and Patent Leather Shoes 2J4 to Sj J5I50 1 I value at 98c I JJ hilrens 5K Jersey Leggings ics 6 to lo 29c Fourth Floor L 1 or Specials I Gt 1 S500 Silk Mercerized Portieres brocaded tapestry pair S298 1l a si69 Nottingham Lac Curtains wide full length pair98c S698 Irish Point Curtains wilh allover centres pair 8498 7ifJ1 3300 Winter weight Comforters full sizv S108 I Q 8225 wool finish Blankets full size pair 0149 itJ Cork Linoleum Mats 30x30 extra thk 3SJc r Q 550 Dining Koom Rugs big selection of paterns 398 f t loc Ingrain Carpets yard wide 3 new patterns yard Wc Mens Siooo Worsted Suiib newest styles 500 f Mens SlfoOO Overcoats well made 8090 I Mens 200 Trousers neatly tailored 125 Qt t I Boys 300 Suits or Overcoals good values 198 I Fifth Floor Specials I 3000 3Piece Parlor Suits loosj cushions S9195 1 1500 Brass Beds 2in pillars 7 heavy fillers 39 b t I SGO Hair Top and Bottom Mattresses heavy tickings 8398 800 Morris Chairs carved oak with cushions 195 I 500 Massive Rockers Fabrikoid seals 395 I 1 BASEMENT SPECIALS 1 l I II Model Oak Heating Stoves nickel trimmed 398 20th Century Gas Heater gives light and heat 98c Weather strip rubber inlaid 12ft lengths lOc 898 Dinner and Glass Service 136 pieces 5508 400 40pIece Decorated Dinner Sets 198 500 Cut Glass Fern Dishes best patterns 398 V

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j r V I dr i 1T Y r T f r 11 8 THE EVENING n WORLD MONDAY NOVEMBER 30 1908 nn j rr HAFFEN BEFORE IGDV HUGHES TO r DEFEND fCTS I i I Denies Fraud in Letting Con tracts and Attacks Investi i gators of His Office 8IIClu tn The Evrnlnit World ALBANY Nor SO Louis F Jlnfteru Presldent of the Borouffh of tho Bronx appeared before Gov HuRhoi at noon i todoy with hla counrel Louis D Vnn doren to answer the charts preferred agaInst him by Mayor McClellans Com tjnlssloners of Accounts Haffens ra w 211 oval from otllee Is demanded on the I 7 fcround of extravagance and olllclal mi conduct JoSin Purroy lItchI Commissioner at Accounts told the Governor that tho Jcivlc League of the Uronx tho City Club and the Merchants Association would coopenito with the Commission r of Accounts to prOFecuto tha case agnlnst HafTen f The counsel for the boroimli presMent I Submitted a complete denial of the Ichargcs covcrhiK tlftyone printed pages JAnnexed to the reply Is a part of a report of former Commissioners of Ac counts Ilertle and Skal dismissing for liner chaws against Haffen on the lTound thnt whatever was done by him I wa with full authority uf the Board I 1 fof Kstlmate and Apportionment the Ijlayor and other warrant nf law i Haffen tries to discredit tlio prosecu Illon by statltiR that Commissioner Wltohel Is a nephow of Honry D Pur roy at one time n political power In the iBronx and an unsuccessful political op ponent of Haffen The borough prcsl I dent also nserts that Mltchol Is the Von of James Mltchel Who was dls jili ced In office by a person recom nicnded by Haffen I Tho charge that the city lost consid erable money because of Haffens meth od of lettlns contracts Is denied Haf tEn says theru Is nothing fraudulent about an unbalanced bid Gov Hughes will probably appoint a commissioner to take evidence In the case as his time will be occupied dur Ing the coming months with matturs pertaining to the Legislature lie said lie would announce his decision In this I regard within a few days I j I I iHMS HRD IN COrrON I REPORT lEAK CAS f Joint Defendant With Theo dore H Price to Be Sent to Washington J 11nllld HtnteH Commissioner Shields today held Closes Hans for removal to I v AVnshliiRton D C for trial on an In I Hctmont fhnrtlni him with conspiracy 1 j ito defraud thu United States by means of tho cotton report leak I r j Hails Thfodore H Price E S Holmes Jr and lrcilerlck A P ukhum were In June lait Indicted toKthfr In this city nnd WnKliinstuii Tim inilletiueiUa were liliiitlcal san thut each of the bills nllewtil thE fiimmlsFicii of the crime clinrsed In different Jurlkdictlons New York and asliniKtiii Conner UIK Nush c Hock wood of vtrilufni tounty iiunfl for Mann will1 upply lor H write ol luiurHs corpus In his pclltlnn he will Mate that Ills client I In licit In the ciiKioil ni the com I but 111 till hniulti tit Ills lidiiilhinai who Rave bail for him on the IVilerul churu hete BARBER HELD FOR ARSON Iollfciiiiiii Mnlllii GiKiil Work lru vrnlfd llml rlrr In til Vrriioii t MT VKIINOX Nov 1011 n chargo lj of linvnif ImiKillIn UK llvts of twenty famlllCH In tho flvuhtury t nriniut lioup nt Vfi 12 West Third rtrpot Izzy Soi bin 11 lUihsinn liiiilnr 22 years f of URCI wliu liiiit a barber Klioji on the Klininil Hoi i if tlie liuuw vias tltn held In IWU ball by JuilKe ilcKHnnoil In the Siirfini Sthtloin Court Accord II to PollcPinan N n Smith 1 Serblu WUH actliiB In u ubiloloiis man I ner In front of the uliop early tins i morning when he noticed t mnku conum i from the bat Ir nliop and hi and Izzy 1 rushed Into the place and found surmi niBs Biinkid with oil on fire niar the sink The olllfcr beat out the llames and placed Izay under arreM Smith ulleBtM the man offered him f IK to ut him KO At the station house u flrn oil Inauranre policy tiuidc mit In Ills namn 11 for fiKO on stock In the store wan found In hie prrkets Tho prisonur denied nil knowledge of the lire but hi i was held In 2W ball for nr n COME ON AND PINCH US n SAY BAD MONEY MEN i Tired of Dodging Detectives Counterfeiters Give Up in Chicai Nov 30Ve know It Is only a nmttor of tlmo when you will pe nr nnjway o wo may s well mb mil Rracerully This 1Jha e over Jie telephone today rpaelud Peter llraNbure of th Unit d States Secret Service fnwn one of two men who had flooded Milwaukee avc mie buslnoi houjcs with spurlou K bills to the 04Kre atc of 3WO Come on over and make the pinch a4Jed the voice which ivunej a meet Ins place Shortly afterward Drabeburs appeared I at the Federal Hulldln with hIII two pjioonors Oustav Bayer and Henry Mi i chaels They said they had grown tired of trying to elude tho dWvotlvoi j i Tlw telcphonw message WJB preceded i I by a letter from SI Louis to Capt IVr tcr as follows J I Wo ore sendliiR you all the counter felt money wo IVive and you can call In 1 ll Uie men that are looking for 1It1 Ve will be at your oilloe Dec 1 Yours with repentance II MldlArLS I O UAYElt 1 The men followed their letter from St Louis but their arrival was very I curly and rather than valt for the secret service office to open they called up an operative and aamltted they had passed money made by the TVheed liiownWolcott Kttnff members of which had been previously arrested In Chicago St Paul St Louis Hot Springs Ark Memphis Tenn Little Rock Ark i Ore nuda JIlss and New Orloana GI NEW CHINESE POLICY Udlct nf Ainnmty Doe Xo Include IlnrlinriTu uf Iteliel PEKING Nov 3OAn edict of am nesty Is to be Issued by the Crown next Wednesday It approves the programme of reform already announced but does not otherwise define the policy uf the new regIme The matter of amnesty Is treated In twenty separate articles Conventional rewards c for long year of servlcs era promised but amnesty for the ten original crimes Ie denied To this list h added an eleventh crime namely the harborlnB of rebels The Insertion of this clause evidently Is a result of pres ent conditions Reformers previously hnnlihefl from the Empire will not benefit by the new decreu N HENRY NIVER DEAD N Henry Slur a retired merchant and organlier of the New York and Hudson Steamboat Company Is dead at his home No 128 We t Twentythird street following n surgical operation for the removal of a tumor In his head He Is survived by his widow ono son four brothers and two sister FEEBLE OLD LADY Has Strength Restored by Vlnol Mrs Michael Bloom of Lewlstown Pa who Is 80 years at age say For a long time I have been 10 feeble that I have had to be wheeled around in an Invalids chair I hnd no strength and took cold at the slightest provocation which InTarl ably settled on my lungs and a cough would result My son learned of the codliver preparation called Vlnol and I procured a bottle for me It built up i my strength rapidly and after taking three bottles I am able to do moat of 1 my work and I can walk a quarter of a mile easily Every uged or weak person who requires strength ibould try Vlnol I am delighted with what It has done for me As a boJybuilder and atrcngtn I creator for old people delicate chil dren weak run down penK aa and t ter hlcknefas Vlnol Is unexcelled If It fulls to give satisfaction we will ru 1 turn your money IICUKMtN fc CO 200 Urufcdwtt 11 Pdifc How iXMb St aim Tin AT liGlli M and Inux Av 14ath Ht atwl 3J Av iriCtli tit and Amiieioiuii A loin Ht And llrgaduuy Tlmo HldK JIM Ht and lrui ai and iM4 Fulton St Urookhn ItlKKUM DltfO hlOIIEH Oth A iinj J3d St Uruadway and dth btn W it 34111 Kl opp Vnliluif Hih bt ami Tth Av 1th AV and 14lh St In Hrocklyn 4BHI VMlton HI Jlil rultun St V7l FUtbiuh Ai HT Hunmcr Av JJT CuluuiLU at KINSMANS DHLli MUltKi ih St I Ind 8th AvN Tlroidwir and 10lh St Hlith and hih Av I J MNOMANN inso H4 Xv 428 Co luinhu AT i ra tt 424 Ht I I And at evrrr druic itor wnT4 k Vlaol I I lirn I dttplivAd I i Lord Taylor Men Imported Bath Robes Exceptional Sale I Austrian Terry Cloth Robes an extensive variety of patterns and colors made of the finest Austrian yarns 500 absolute values Joo to 1200 Broadway and aoth Su jth Ave 1911 St 1 I WALL STREET PRICES I GO UP AND DOWN Reaction After Early Advance With Some Strong Features Trading Active I St Paul wnll thp feature at till open I IIIR of tin1 tock inarJut toilay This slock opcmil with a 1 point Kiiln nnil I quickly rt c to Ijt 12 n now hltili rec ord for tho onr Thp rnllcnnil list as n whole niie strong Ilnok Island Chi I CRKO Alton and Norfolk A Western were prominent In tho trailing The In I ilustrtnls followed with fmctlonal ad Mictf Trndlnc wns uctlvu I 1 The rally In the mnrkrt wnii not lone maintained Offering of r S Steel do i prcsneri It to R5 n loss of 1 34 and nr tlvo seirinp wns rcnoucd In other quar tersi Great Northern ore rertlflcateji dropped 2 polntn American Miiltlnc preferred 112 Rfaillnc 1st preferred 1 14 and Union Pacific Southern Ill clfio NorthvctMorn Great Northern pre J frrred Northern Pacific and Interbor j oiiRhMotrojK lltnn preferred L Chen I peuke find Ohio continued to display exceptional strength and was marked up to nhl1 ve 61 Wabanh preferred also BalneJ a point A brisk rally set In later but there was little Inquiry for stocks at the lilRhor levul Prices naW off about 1 point In the lute tradlnR Steel was heavy with a 1 BS loss In tome of tho lower priced Mocke In which minor pools had bpII I I busy aJl dnin made ealns ranslns from 1 to 2 12 points St Paul was the only standard Issue to gain It rlslnc 34 ot a point Trading was fairly active The total uiles of stocks were 1031000 shares and of bonds 7741OW The Clodlnsr Prlcro I I To lay hluhest lnne and la t prlpn of HIM k tui1 nf nnt ttinnitrjt n rotmilnil wllh Hfitiinlns llnnl nruri i rt nn fiifln Nrt Illuli txin ln l Cliiti nII 11 I Mil tnr C HI 4 tJ liNl ltll rnh iii I M n1 u m t xtmntlvr ftit fo M H Am H i It Hit PJ 111 N MM H t It if 1il Ililji liitll 1 A in Co Jim lW i lL r l Anflcoiiilii Mining rpk MI n Atch T t K P f S is n4 J I in It A uiilo iisU Inn 1i T i llrnnklrn II T M fil M I IIt 1 1 rhe A ohld M w 4M rn J 4 2 M A SI I 111 tMKJ IWltJ I 4 ililr A X W 171 lor 1T 1 i f t st i inn ji rmt miij I iol iSiel A iron MiiJ n tisij tJ 01 Ioullrn I lon nl linn liVIU Kinl lin tT tj IM A llul 17T IJH Ill 1 Oll Sec Vrp n 114 n alI I itn lileeiric 1 liit ihi tiii T t lit Nnr pf HP 1111 HO Inter Jlrt t 14U 141 lar III Cptitrnl 14T1 Hn 14TU t Ii ini r rump rp in n I oulu A Nnwli iLUl llol ILIIX IIJ MH st mi nil iii 111 M SII WHM 1I Ti Ian 112V 51 K T ss t i isG i MiMoun Piuirii t uv me I Nntlonnl txnd STV si s i Norfnik i M M 2 S4V forth Amorlcnn 7M Tilv 7s 1 it N V AlrbmKc I J inu i N w Vork fpniml llst itru iitVi i i Northern IarlfU ua tip tlii u tintnrlo ti Womrrii 4i I 141 t IVntujUnnla ltiii IJJ tun i Ity 8lci l Pprlnit 41 r it i Itfiullnc I4IH i tv iifit t rpnhlli Slot1 2 i i LT 1 itipiihiic stii1 nt 7ii Hoik tslnnl ji j1 jn l r f Hick Islam pf rt M ji Miuih Iaclflr lltti n v tun South Ir 24V 2IH Hi i South llv jr 7t 4 u Third AO nu 33 H tnlon 1jflflo 1 10 Kl Ib41 1 X U S Steel ftl v feij 10 J t S Iel r tiS 11 a II ttni Ilnh cltiwr11 s ln z I WaM h livij 1411 litj ii WdtMih ro1rw art S4V 34i V VVesthiH K A M H2 Itl IlU Wcat Un Tsl 71V 7O 7O 2S Ad Ulc Dwllne A NEW YORKER APPOINTED CHICAGO Nov 30 Hecelver W J Chalmers todny announced the ap pointment of H II Warden of New York as general manager for A liooth Co 90NO FllOM SASISON AXD DELILAH FllEE The Sundn Vorld IIM Brr nired tn li the word nnd nmlr nf the nrettlrxt Mini from Sannon unit Ilrlllnh The tlntt cratid iperB Knnif I let It next Sutidny 1 i MRS ASTORS Will I FILED FOR PROBATE I I i Her Estate Estimated in Court I Papers to Be Has Much I as 5150000 The will of Carolina Veli ter AMor wns Hied loIn It Was iirnol ih de crlbed In the vnopu nut l y Parcons Closson j Mellvuinn shottlv nfter Mr Astor M Ieahl It was ilitd Jan 311 ino1 ami then was a cndlcll clat l JliC 19 1MI Tho rldlcll meteb iiBtiiis rol 1 J AMor Miirshul Ornic AVIIson and Wllltim M trtilkshank ns CKccutors nnd trttstrea I As stated In tho ynop ls Mrs Astorp dnuglitfts Mrs Vllmti and Mrs llalu nre made the iKticllrlarles of the wnole ctate for life There Is a bequest of JW l to Mrs Astoia lnitler Thomiis Hinle nnd K Omi to Hie Asylum for tlie Destitute II I II Ill To Col AHtnr her nn Is lipquonthpd a diamond neck lace of three tIlns i I brooch with n large diamond In the centre surrounded by dIamonds and having 11 flingo of diamonds snlltnlro I diamond carrlncs a brooch having ono sapphire surromlfd by diamonds and II i bolltalra diamond ling All Mrs Asturs lares furs clothing and articles of peiimnul Uiu cxoipt Inn1 Juwelry nnd urnaineiith are biMjueathe to her Iwo daimhtcrB In cas Loth Mrs llarg and Mrs Wil son die tt tliUt l iii till ustati is a to Willtiin V ont Astpr ii or rvi John JaL b Ast r Col Astoi mt i itlIiiR lint tue lewelry I tr nlliOil not from nny w1I1 of frr linn hut lienuinr IIP hit l pcti Hilly pfn jl tlunl I li liln riillnl til will dc I elilMV R n Micy Co Atrnrttnni AreThelrtow frtaj The pcllllnn fiir Ihn iniliiilp nf HIP lll slglinl li llllinn M rrnlKsiiinit mo Mr Astnro riil rulnli l I i I no mill h ns iiii i mill IIIT pprimiiiil i plllll us tutu h IIH row The list nr Inlrn nl law and next of kill In aN fnlln n liilm 1 nf N vo Illth mplnto KIIII riiiitlntti A I In IK of Lillilnll nnd Inrnllnc S Wllsnti I Uway it 6th AY N i 1 Cidl Slt fntnth Hliiit iliitiKli lirs IntniS It UnnsiVclt Jr gianilKini Helen It ltnlilnnn Vaiion jli fkltni r fniiitty N V iiml Mntv Vim Alen nf Holiday Itushttm Ilnll Nnrtlianiplnlishlic llng Inml griinildaiiKhtPrn InmrM I Van XliMi nf Np Jnit gtMtidsnn mul Pnrnh dnilKhter S Villlor nf No T 2 PnjU menuo gninil Presents The largest assortments ever 1 1 illl gathered under ANY roof are Ii Frank Jones ready t YOU can be suited perfectly Nourishing ai REGARDLESS of the amount of money you count upon spending Stout YI Every line is distinctly broader Not so heavy w than ever before presented Not so bitter The higher class lines have been doubled More delicious More nutritious SHOP EARLY Avoid the Finest stout brewed 11 rushing and crowding forever IIIIJI I characteristic of late Holiday Splits Bottle and Draught shopping Make selections now 8rrw ry Bottling I we will make deliveries when you want them JAMLS T HARRIS N Y AJDI 5CiiStPrc 1918 Mit T There are stores and stores says a leading wJ I daily newspaper in this city but there is J fi16 but one Mac store and having se Ahcys r f the visitor has seen all worth seeIng in the wII RYA IIJ IIi H91E jIMI II great department stores oi New York II I Southwest Corner 6th Ave ISth St r 1 Altaian Ho mult I JUST RECEIVED Books A Question Asked Win Is It That Oilier Houses Cliijning to Match Our Prices Charge si 08 for the Books Ye Sell at OSc WILL PLACE ON SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW TUESDAY 5 000 PA IRS Answered They Have a Compact with the Book Trust 150 RUFFLED RENAISSANCE LACE BED SETS to Force the Public to Pay the Profit Dictated by the Publishers We Sell Popular Fiction at 98c Volume a and in AT 675 950 J250 PER SET Doing So Realize Our Regular Percentage of Profit Dr Kellers 300 ComSort Shoes THE FORMER PRICES HAVING BEEN 950 TO 2800 I But dont use Books to gauge the difference between J ForNursesTeaeiersSaIeswomenetc our prices and the prices elsewhere AND A NUMBER OF I I The savings we afford on other lines are much greater Pneumatic 195 I TAMBOUR MUSLIN AND IRISH POINT LACE BED SETS i Take novelties for example we frequently charge a pair RubberHeels anthall what other stores ask AT 240 325 PER SET for easy walking SUss 31 i Strike a fair average based on your own knowledge to S wUths C to EE Ma e THE FORMER PRICES HAVING BEEN 525 950 TO of Imported Kid and Black gained by general shopping and figure out how much French Vici hind sewn flev YOII may save during the year by limiting your patronage Ibk leather soes very dressy and comfortable to Mncys instead of stores that sell on credit R HA hir O atl Thir i ALSO TOMORROW TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY THE FOLLOWING I I Special Note 195 SALE OF ORIENTAL RUGS Plenty of Small Sizes cnJ filiM DAGHESTAN AND KAZAK RUGS IN DESIRABLE SIZES Womens Dress StreetShoes p u SOLD ORDINARILY FOR 1950 3500 AT 1500 2350 Special Bargains in 2500 Pairs Street Shoes Dress Shoes bizes 24 to s All the best dull black leathers AFGHAN RUGS FORMERLY 7000 AT 5400 widths B to EtE In ill the popular Strictly good shoes leathers and patterns CJ3 CTffe fur winter wear Straus Cut Glass 00 raus ass Extension solesanJCu Jj 15l11 Worth 10 and 1 ban hels alueS 250 I 200 at a paIr I and 300 at WORLDS FAIR PRIZE WINNING WARE j l Misses and Young NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE INFERIOR I QUALITY CUT GLASS THAT IS ALWAYS otr 1 Altaian ffln Ladies High Cut Boots HEAPED UPON THE CHRISTMAS MARKET or The very latest fashions and1 modjls Tan When you buy Cut Glass for your own crystal closet or for I I 1 Russia Calfskin Patent Co tskin with gift purposes make it the i c warey can fintl Because the de dull leather tops Gun Metal Calrskin and Vici mand for cut Rlass is so enormous during the holidays there is a1 WOMENS NECKWEAR Kidskin Button and lace Medium half heels ways an enormous lot of poor quality ware rushed to market j I soles aluss Fight shy of that sort dull ltlstr less glass usually prtaaca extension 6 A VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE OF WOMENS NECKWEAR Pump g I glass cut over WILL BE HELD TOMORROW TUESDAY AND up to 5250 Ill Straus Cut Glass is first prize glass awarded first honors at a WEDNESDAY CONSISTING OF Sizes 8 to 11 iVA to J a the World Fair It goes direct from our cutting whetls to your eryt 22 to 5 pair tal dottts there is no middlemans profit It is the finnt wan JABOTS EACH SOc 68c 100 115 1011 can find and it costs you 1m than you have to paj elsewhere Misses SchoolShoes for the inferior sorts 1i I 3TOCKS WITH JABOT ATTACHED EACH 135 1 I Sizes 8a to 11 Ufa to 2 MARABOU FEATHER RUFFS BLACK AND NATURAL Made of selected Vici Klil and Box Calf I I with medium half Fruziii ffi ID COLORS EACH 275 heel sand wa1 k soles Val u e 7 9c 41 IU I uUte a lhI t j ISO Oppeii Special at lieini j I U ALSO TOMORROW TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Mens Boys Cssom t VeY MENS AND WOMENS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS I f AT THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL PRICES I I Call Boots 195 I 1 Made of heavy black Calfskin with triple I MENS INITIALED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 200 PER DOZ I a aJr I soles to heel STRAPS and BUCKLES i MENS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS SELF PLAID CENTRES Full bellows tongues Thoroughly S200 PER DOZEN well made and wear like iron I The key to I MENS PLAIN HEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKtRCHlcFS I Mens sixes 6 toIL Boys sizes Fortunes vault t 450 U 585 PER DOZEN 12 tol i 1 to 5 1 I I is commonly WOMENS LJNEN HANDKERCHIEFS WITH WREATH INITIAL i 1000 Prs Mens I 4 It known wn as a f 1 190 PER DOZtiN i I Shoes Calfskin WOT Id Real WOMENS INITIALED LNEN HANDKERCHIEFS SELF PLAID Made of Plump I leather heavy durable soles Values Estate ad CENTRES SI70 PER DOZEN and solid leather heIs Sixes 50 i f to it width U to b anrJ I Acquire One ToDay WOMEN3 PLAIN HEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Worth up to I I 11 sa 0 a pair o f 3oo 150 225 PER DOZEN t1JL at a pair WOMENS MADFJRA HANDEMBROIDERED SCALLOPED Little Gents Shoes LINEN GLOVE HANDKERCHIEFS 185 PER DOZEN I HIieH J to 13i M df of Box Calf with solid leithrr extension soles Uluchcr Frazln style PosItively M 25 t 34Uj 0twt astlj Sircct nub 511 AwmoJ values Very special 9c Opjicn at i helm I P nA q ilUVt1 l ttftl bV HMUlT T t I 4 t

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4 1 UL r t prt1f 11 i n THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY NOVEMBER 30 1908 IIi I Smoke at the Klein Concert i Causes TemDoraru Uneasiness f I I yf Bispham Yesterdays Star 1 Charms a Large Audience j Success of the Pops 1 1 Growing Every Week BY SYLVESTJiK RAWTING LItMAN KUIN would sepm to be HERMAN of his liellrf that Sun day popular cnnrerts on the IOM ten plan would prove successful In New York There In n ronstantly growing attendance as his season at the New r German Theatre advances nnd yester day afternoon the house was filled h I aft audience that showed Its apprecia j tion by the heartiest kind of applause v r An Incident that night have had se I 1 rious consequences burhapplly was an I In rid en t only marked tho occasion I While the piano soloist was playing cmoha crept Into the auditorium ac companied by an unmlstnknblo odor of horning paper and rags Them were whispers of uneasiness a shurfllnK In I eats a cranlu of necks and n more or less stately exit of women and men from every part of the house The pianist became nervous under tho strain but kept bravely on and most people retained their composure When the number was finished Mr Klein ap peared and explained that there was not the Bllnhteit danger There had 1 teen a fire he said In n nearby cellar which already was out but an adverse I wind had driven tho smoke Into the I theatre That was all David Bispham was the star perform er Of his voice all has been suiil that can bu said He shoed Lila admirable art In a group of songs from Schu manns Ulchtcrllebe In Thackerays ballad of Little Hllleo by Graham Peel In Footes Im Varln1 Awa and In the wellknown Danny Dcever of Kiplings which Walter Damrosuh has set to music lIe also sang the baritone solo of Wlllluin G Hammonds I Lochlnvar accompanied by the com poser and supported by a spirited male I chorus Harold Osburnu Smith Mr I BIsphams regular accompanist showed bis usual skill In the other numbers I Eugenie and Virginia Sassard sang i two groups of ducts with the charm and temperament which characterize their work Tschaikowskys Abend I and Margetsona Night In Seville were particularly pleasing Their other f numbers were by Dellbes Audran I Denza and Gay i Marie Xamiska a violinist played numbers by Wlenlawskl with consider able skill and with her Flster Sophie Nwnlska n Padnrewkkl protefiee per firmed the latters sonata in A minor a work of moderato Interest The young Polish planlsto also played Choplns D flat nocturne and Lesehetlz kys Napoli Tarantella with brill iancy but with somewhat excesslvg use of the loud pedal t 8EMBRICH AND BONCI SING WITH A NEW RIGOLETTO Italian opera held full sway on Sat urday In both the Metropolitan and the Manhattan OperaHousea attracting overflowing audiences It was Verdi both afternoon and evening at the for mer and Rossini In the afternoon and i Puccini at night at the latter Rlgoletto at the Metropolitan was I lung for the first time this season In the evening at popular prices The cart wa excellent Sumbrich as Gllda and Bond as th Dukeboth In good oleo pva their admirable and familiar Inttrpretatlons Spetrino who con ducted properly refused to permit a repetition of either tho Caro Nome or the Donna e Mobile which wore vociferously demanded Amato was more than competent In the title part In which he appeared for the first time here although his Interpretation was I conventional Once ho flatted badly i Dldur made a very good Sparafucllc I and Van Nlessen Stone was an accept able Maddalena I I BAME8 AS AIDA CHARMS IN A FINE PERFORMANCE y Kilo at the Metropolitan matinee r taxed the capacity of the auditorium The cast was the same as on the open ing night of the season save that Eames Instead of Destlnn had the tllle part and ISozzano Instead of Uosst was tho King The American prima donna never rung acted or looked butter LouUe Homer again was the regal opu lent voiced Amnurls Caruso was the I dominating Radames and Scottl was the picturesque Amonasro Under Toscu I nlnli vivifying leadership the opera i was given with splendid breadth tho scene at tho Gate of Thebes being a I real triumph TETRAZZINI REPEATS HER SUCCESS AS ROSINA Vctrazzlnl as Uoslnn In The liar I ber of Suvlllo at the Manhattan In tho t I afternoon aroused the great audience to the pitch of enthusiasm that IB usual I when the sings In the lesson scone ale gave first the Prooh air and varia tions and then tho Bell Song from t Lakme After that the demand tor t till more was kept up a long time bowing curtseying but the emlllng 1 prime donna would not Yield and aftur n long time the opera was permitted lo no on Parola wan the earno sweet hut oft voiced Almovlraj Glllbert8 Dr Bar tola and Do Segurolaa Don Baslllo Kept the house In roars of laughter Sammarcoi Figaro was delightfully lung and Trentlnta Bertha was a hit TOSCA SCORES AGAIN WITH LABIA AND RENAUD Tosca at the Manhattan on Satur day was a wcllbalnncod performance Not the leant gratifying was Tiiocnnl3 Inglng of Mario lie showed marked Improvement over his first appearanco In Lucia His wnn song was so heartily pplaudjd as to Interrupt tho bceno and Home Rule t III If things are not cheerful t At home when night comes Dont sit Idly twirling Your fingers and thumbs But get a piano And sing dance and play For bargains read Morning World Ads any day j If Theres a Musical Instrument t That World Piano Organ Ads Dont Show a World Wanted Will Find It f i I niue i K iltiKii gr up 11111 hull sera tlim nl a ion In tin till part VMM in iplintiil vturp and He urad irnalccl its loinariutl fill In lerlll anon of Hoarpin I EMMY DESTINN STAR AT I METROPOLITAN CONCERT An ninllonifi tlmt nrirly IIIUil the house rtijoyed n spr Tally pieta IK 1110 Krnninia nt llio MiMrnpiilltnn Opciii lions n lait pvrnliiR Minn nniiny Uii that niiil Miitja Vim Ntessen Stun SL Joan Nnlr ntnl Albert SpillliiK violinist worn HIP soloists Shop Mtirle HappoKl wat also on HIP lint lint Hint with ix slight ncclilcnt on her way to the ron crit Whlln steppltj from a cnli to the Milcwalk who slipped trlllnc the curb with her IlliCIt and lens compelled to i return licitiio I Minn Iirtlnn refilvril miny rocnls I for her linn Itiglnij of an nrln from Her IrpNeuitr and fur her HnhHiilin niiKS She also tool Mine Hnppolds I place In the Avo Marln number Mr SpnUllnc laying the violin obligate The young violinist received qnltp an ovation I JIo appeared hy sp flnl nrranRomfnt with H K Johnston Jima Vnn Nlesscn I Stone and M Note were liberally ap plnudcd Mr Hertz conducted I FAVORITES AT THE MANHATTAN At the Manhattan Oporallouso last night fully n dozen of Mr Hammcr steins singers entertained a law nudl ence As far as popular appreciation went little Kmmi Trnntliil the pocket edition of a singer with an enormous voice carried ore the honors She fairly look the house hv storm with her 1aBllnrrl nila and In the Lucia iluit with Tnccanl Some of the other singers were Jllle Tnneredi OervllleHeache AKOstlnelll Olllbert and Aritnondl The Milterlnppr overture and Ilszts Fourth Haphsofly were beau tifully rendered SAJA AT HIPPODROME Valeria Rajas military band was at the lllppodromo last night and while the audience was small those present were well pleased with the concert Threo of the selections were from Tannhauser and one of these The KvcntiiK Star romance as n euphonium solo was the feature Practically all of till piomammo consisted of operatic music There are fifty members of the band and It was the organizations first appearance at the Hippodrome SOW rnoM SAMSON AND DEMTAH FKIK The Sunday World has itrranrd to ehr tin lord and inuilc of lilt nrrtllmt noiiij from Sent on anti nrlllnh Tile Itt rand prru sung lit It next Sunday JOHN Q A WARD I NOTED SCULPTOR IS SERIOUSLY ILL o His Advanced Years Leave Lit tle Mope for His Hrieiuis of Recovery friends of John Quincy Adams Ward dean of American sculptor were grieved today to learn of his serious Illness nt his home No sit W st One Tlundtrd and Fort ysCVelltiI vlreet Mr Vnnl who Is FMntv i lt la suffering from a rntnpllration ror Inei nal diseases and ov IIIK to his age It Is feared ho may not recover lr Titus Ru1Lof Xo BOI Rest Olio Hundred and rorfy ninth street Is attending him The noted sculptors hoillth began to give wny last summer and he an nounced he would retire after the com pletion of the Gen Hancock statue which ho was engaged to do for Phila delphia He cold his studio at Xo 11 West Fiftysecond street to Charlef Henry Niehaus about that time Mr Ward was born at Urbana O His family settled In Jamestown In 1007 His talents were first discovered when he was fifteen and a sister sent him to Brooklyn where ho was under the tute lage of II K Browne for seven years Thus without having studied abroad ho bccamo one of the greatest sculptor of thin country Among some of Mr Wards most note works are the Indian Hunter In Centn Park the Shakespeare and Pilgrim statue also In Central Park the Sevent Ueglments Citizen Soldier the Washing ton statue In front of the SubTreasury i Horace Greeley statue In front of th Tribune Hulldiixs Roscoe Conkllnt statue In Madison Siuare Henry Ware Beecher Brooklyn Garfield Washing ton and Gen Israel Putnam Hartford I Conn He was one of three sculptor who designed the Dewey Arch i Mr Ward Is n member of all the lead Ing art societies In this country as j well as a number of prominent clubs I MCI III ln Mnjjlil stilt fur Unnq fur I grd lufMiii ul eoiitriut nKiilnnt HIP Siiilety nt tin Army of tlio ttnnbrr hd Inruurlt the Icjfillilll of u mndil j for ni rgae vln RtniiH tif liti ill i iiidnit uI c im nil q iiiifil fi IT Mtpl rnlt Ii i iiiniid d lull tV iiii ins Ionlit with II o model ii I i lilt irn Mini Inns uldim I MRS JAMES BROWN POTTER j i A VAUDEVILLE STAR I Mrs James BrolllI Potter i The name will he lopllncd m lint 1 Inn stet posters mud on u tacott day i viunlevllli proKraintni very soon Mrs InniiS groin Potter yesterday I ronrliidud in elllIlrment with William 1 Morris 1m In play n twentyxveeliH I cogs 1 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