The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
December 16, 1908

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c 7 r r wr ft r 1 T r r r T c t t l 11 1 i ii c I o S l THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 16 1908 L u J rMRS ANNIS THREATENED WITH DEATH BY HAINS CHARGE BY STATE 1 br ak to one ot your members the fact that his father tins Jim illcil A relntlve 1 ts here ivllli Ihe details mul lie will bo permlttfrt to conftr with Juror Jnritltip JurliiK llio recess Couit will adjourn UnUl 130 f Eleven of the Jurors promptly fllrd out with the Sheriffs turn Inrdlne wns met i 1 by ft ftorklly Iltlll nml uilldresspd r S man who was nild to lie his cousin iUd they withdrew to a corner of n room j where they tixlknl together earnestly for fifteen minute I j Presently the eou ln whose nnme was i Edward Jnrdlne ntn who lives at No not No Rehearsal of Murder Didnt one of you Impersonate Annis and others Impersonate the Halnscs I didnt see any such thing Didnt the club retain Mr Dayton to htlp In the prosecution We did retain Mr Dayton hut only an Individual friends of Aunts not hy J the club This was about three weeks after the shooting 1 t j Mclntyre finally brdusht out that An drews acting on the DistrictAttorneys advice had refused to lull the lawyers r for the other side what he knew By audi devices and obscuie stages as thls Jlclntyro finally reached Andrewss ac count of the shooting You didnt see Thornton hams fro a shot did you No only Capt Halns Were not the shots fred In rapid accession Not so very rapidly Dont you know that the entire con tents of Capt Halnsa automatic re eighths volver could seconds be fired In one all five Ido not r After causing the witness to describe with great circumstance the dimensions of Annlss boat and the way It was rigged on Aug 15 together with the i prevalent direction of the wind Mc I Intyre undertook to compel him to as rume that conditions conformed to Mc Intyres own theory Up jumped the lean and bearded DistrictAttorney k I aibmlt your Ionoihe began I f Court Rebukes Lawyer Tau wont Buttnlt anything said t Justice Crane who apparently does not value legal envbroldery a pennys worth V Sit down Mr DistrictAttorney Mr Mcintyre you will confine yourcelf to f t the facts and not undertake to draw tiny deductions of your own that are p I not warranted by the evidence and then put those assumptions In this gentle mans mouth I understand him and I i think the juror do i I When did you see John Tanning the i1f boatman last 7 asked Mcintyre re T ferring to the miffing witness I 1 Abut 1 week after abor Day I havent seen hkn since and have no r Idea where he Is p When did you first learn that Ton I Jilnsi had disappeared1 t This morn l I lug h ri 1 f Who told you Mr I nvitt J Was Mr White ot 1 Ji prosecution I uton at the Bayslde Club the last time you aw Tonnlne there I think nol l Vouli3 you near that Tunning was r not on the hoot I would not I didnt l i tee him there but he may have len on I CI tte float Was Mr Ulchfleld there I didnt ICe him He may have hecn then q low many nhots dd you hcnr About el hl I think I 1 Not Allowed Near Captain tt low were they fired With per ceptible Intervals between the icpons t lIcudnrlK and urulii From Cold IAXATUK HHOMU Quinine Ihe wurljwlilo Cold and drip r rni dv remove came Call 1 for full name rlo for tlKimtur 1 WHelp Orovo 25o n I Help Wanted i ToDay f I tdrertbed for in T Morning j i Worlds Want De WEDNESDAY DEC 10 UnM Addrr f e1 AInlo 24 1 l 1 Alteration Ill1 I Article I S nhr 2 S Ilkhno 8 lokhepu 1 Doo 2 S Irlckl rs I S ulhelmen f lolcar Ir Cbin AI I Cunvaloehe IS CTnlcr f Cashier 1 ChnbormI r f S CIa41nkr 2 010111 I 011Jlor 0 Cook 341 1 Cooks 1 s Cutters S Culno S S UtJ Work 1 t t pruoukor fnl 1 I PI hr r S 11 Prvr j nrul Ilorl 1 1ctnirIet1 I

4tanioqi I KIIMr 1nl 1tnbn I r Itrj rr i r Vn2fl rq J Pn PnJr e 4 Tbre W L iknleir4 1 tol YUrI441h f Jonrl V OtrilMirii I V 0lrl lUSM l I Tlif rU prine iotay JZ Il Help Ads W more than all oilier L Ywk pp i turnIji Q 5k S S S tij S IS2 Van Hlckloll avenue Mronklvn left the halfbreed Juror and cntne h hpre i tt reporters waited Ho madp thIs statement riirlstophor Jardine thp father died night before last at Port Icrvis N Y nhero he lived He was Til years old mid had been In poor health frr nine time He was a retltpd siitrar plnntei formerly I In business nt Honolulu Ills funeril 1 take place lonlrw nfternoon but j he sen will not KO He tells me he will I Ftny here atflil Aa his duty to the State nod leave his klnspmplc to hury tlm father a 5 Hains Made No Effort to Restrain U t5 His Brother Eye Witness Declares As soon as JunHre franc had mounted the bench for thc icrnnon session Mr Andrews returned oln stand aiil Mr 4t Uclmyre started lie elimination How often did you go to the club 1 Frpquently WEre you an Intimate friend ot Mr V 1 Annls c No 1 had known him many ar t 4 nd often railed with Mm Hut we were riot close friends coe Did you know his wife Yea i t R Did you know anything about his private If7 No i Have you any 111 feeling against C Thornton lialnx 1 S No At the time of the shooting I i expressed strong feeling against Mains while talking with club members But s the effect of the tragedy wore ofT my mind I have rid myself of my ill i o feeling toward him 11 1 Did you discuss the shooting freely Oh yes I talked with the other eye S witnesses t Did you go to the club after the I hoot with Mr Darrln and others Yc about a week after We went S I over the facts In the case I 1 S Didnt you go to the float and re hearse the shooting No I think I lolmrk il I IroniT zo I Janliiu ui JanIriae I I taillfV Tailor 21 MsBlnll 0 11nlrlr 1 S I Inr i JtIW ji 01 ri ri IhoIOUJptrr T 1 lnr 2 Inter M jluli ins s Iullr 2 Iorleri j jI Ifnrn I lroofrii lPti i i4iJesia4Is Ii elesacn Dl I e3Ihil1tI I Iuualhtf ihlfln flrk I sijrn i lntfri 8 Skirl ltn U 1 Ilf I I2aCI 2 Hrlrllnrn a 11llrllro aZ t4tsiorii Z IInflt IMI Hifmnrj ihtr ifi II rIIi I flhn I Tlllillitf t 1ypewen1 11 M t bI1 rer J 3 V I 111 Wtliru 3 I arH It 1445 it40eee very nntlrenhle Intervals I leaped from my cons linn ni Ihe IrM slol How near did you get to Cant HnliiH1 About Fix feet I took only nliout I two steps across the Moat In his dl 1 Ict ion 1 Jeln IHd you pay anything No I Were your nets clenched 7 No Wem your hands uplifted I think not Can you nay you were not moving forwaid with your iunU up In n threatening attitude1 I was not In any throatenlng atti ttiile4 cannot ay as to the eaot 10 rltlon of my hands Te I us about the hots TIe first three vole fired very ra pidly and Very close together before I left my onF 11 The others I think were slower Can you tell which shot caused death 7 Certainly not Hams Suggest Questions Mr Melntyre wasted minute after minute causing the wIns to repeat the same answer a doren different ways Several times Thornton llama prompted the lawyer In his questions Was there yelling and screeching at the time of the shooting I only heard one person scream firing What did hams do after he quit He stepped backward with his pistol In his hand Dont you know he dropped the gun Ilstnnl7 I do not Did you see Roberts pick up the re volver At 1030 oclock after half an hour had been wasted In bustling about g iner S White of Ilrooklyn stood up to open for the prosecution In n full I round voice Mr White read Ills speech He had hardly starKil when Mr Me i I lntyre objected saying White was quoting the law n province belonging solely 10 the tihil Judge Justice 4 rain I decided to let White JTO ahead In the com He of Ills address he brought out ftniiKb the prose utlons slits Il said po Dr in n nine i lint Satlirdiy In Auijub AtmlK taint to the yavht cluu luiMlig rihoilly after 1 uUuck hav ing donned his bull Ing Bull which wax Ihe iixuul 1111 of thoiv engaged In the y lllar nttcrnoun races II which he 4 M 4 S to be uiie of tho competitors and ompinlecl hy Mr Hnrvuy I fellow incmlivi he itnI out for i lirtl bun a iy nail n mm1 up the hunt To Join her hmhind nt the ynrht club Mrs Annl tam tn llayslrte nn I I ong lehind train 111 tlu tnH train W tro imnilHTK of Ihe club with their wives and giiiiMii Mrx Annie fuma o ihosr hlb meml rp and luuiiK entnied 111 u iviuv IHMMJSS MAN is ui NMM A 1III iiAri iin tilL next tOi la 111 5 salc I v Jrlo iiide by NiV Vullt rci hint iluli al ai iithtr jiirlol of the iir I IIldI blOlliK IK 101 Alt ou KH I ii thiie I II I I mr is UI A 1 n h lid you Will lillll tieii llOHIK H 1IUllllK llUVlnKkl I me i vtiiu fls aiUpitiiK II elf iulic i i II WJll 3 a jHur that Ilicu I e In juur in mniunlj inoii thonmitli I I It you i ifJill In iuatbr N IA York tliiii A X V TWO nil iir iriunilnir lie We ll i S inmhlii il A nfviniln silver tl i I in 111 McirnliiK World will I piifl hlli luimk in Sour iHKhhori I iU r Liulii HIl oarly PI nmrntnK S unit tell him Mliai YOU have for kali a rid S in HII I Inl iniluiiin urfir you niaj have lo niaKu S Ititii In i utdlitlaiKid t iur eom patlitir IAI W rid A t hrlp you to i lie front and kitp ywu there nut reo Mwmlitir tbl lie o rull on the Chrl l I BM tin Mill iMUfl bd t T xnr Nuwn lit Wil Ih lonro Start adrcrilalnc In Thu No I saw him after Hie shooting with Cnjit Haitis irmlier Did Iii pnlnt I at lenkiti Hans He did not Whll Huberts had the revolver what were the two llalnces doing Hitting on ni uptiirnrd Iwhoal As 111 llnlns stepped 1Hk did he throw his hands iipwanl II the air He did not II fired one shot through the sail and that was all Wh didnt you tell before about the tiring thiough the sail You dldn ask me roared Are Mctntyio you trying to argue with me Not at all put In Ihe Ill e coolly 01 the contrary Mr Mclntyie you are trying tl argue with him I Heard No Plea for Captain Didnt Thornton Halns say to you when you rushed on hie brother Ill arrest him Ill take charge o him hes Hi biother dont hurt hll I il bin I hear any such statements IId y 01 hear th o ro i oil Hulns shout at the 11 of his volo Get UI ifllcer I will hold him I 1 did not Did ou notice that Thorn t in I Ta I tie hilt his hrmhur In tho wrist while they were sitting on the upturned boat 1 noticed that Haln lolet Thornton loln felt 1etet Huins pulse Did you hear Thornton Halns say while they were pitting there that he was as sorry ae an one for what had happened I Ill not Didnt the defendant sav that he had leen trying for I long time to dissuade his brother from harming Annls 7 lie made no 51I ch statement In my prescme Did you heir statements by others at that time Yes By Mr Huberts and by Mr Stevei Did Cnpt hulls say Annls stole my wife while I was In the Philippines i Court Wakes Up Prosecutors no If such he woids did I didnt heal It 1 heard Did yuu ever tell Mr White that Thornton hams said I am managing this asked Mr Melntyre There wns I long pause Then as neither White nor Darrln made r move to arise Justice ran snapped out Are you aslel you two that you do not object 7 That question Is clearly oblertlonnble I do not want Improper testimony to get Into the record hut Id like to have I little help from the State Mr White and Mr Dnrrln rose to gether mumbling In deep nfl on A titter went around the court nJI Miniature Staye With the Mannikm I Actors introduced bu the Delense Did you hear Thornton Hulns dis cussing real estate with any one before the shooting Yes with Mr Birch field Did he ask Blrchfield about two cer I tain lots hear the clubhouse I only heard him mention a Mr Jesperson He mentioned real estate Did you hear Thornton llama say Jespcrson Is not here captain let us go back P did not The lawyers for the defense now pro I ceeded to rig up their muehtnlkedof I model of tho scene of the tragedy The float the dock the runway the minia I I ture sloop and the pigmy figures of the various actors to the shooting were 111 fitted in place on the counsel table with I a lot of care and detail Thornton HalriK old Gen hams and Major llama i all joined In the task of setting the stage The witness said this exhibit repre sented fairly the landing dock of the club with the exception that the real runway didnt look much like the little counterfeit which Mcintyre was now of fering All of a sudden Justice Crane went hlsht to the centre of the argu ment by saying that It would he Impos sible to correctly depict the picture be cause he model and Its proportions had not bin drawn to scale Muddled the Jurors I I You purport to present a twentyfoot I boat lying alongside a fortyfoot dock nnd yet you show a boat here that Is I longer than the dock The proportions I should be prwerved Hut no objection coming from the prosecution the lawyer for the de I fense were permitted to go on causing Mr Andrews to assign places to ihe i various toll that represented the llalnsi brothers A tints Mis Amiif Hirchfield Roberts and the others who figured In the killing This took a long tIP and the net result of It was that the jurors appeared to be considerably muddled Filially Mr Dnirln made an objection along the line at which Justice ran hail hinted He discovered that tin dummies bore about the ale relation to the runway that a red nut would to t pyramids of Egypt And ti itt the sloop which Mr McIntyre had Intro duced an n iiudel woulu mrry I cargo r nt least fifty of the dolls which weie assumed t correctly represent men and women lint lustlre Crane permitted Mcfn tile f gu ahead The witness descilbed til positions of the various principals and Mr Shny placed the little mount model june in their relative locations on the Hams Builds a Boat While this was going on Thornton llama wan busy cutting lit a liu I paxtulmard bout to be used In the dem I onstration He appeared to be nivme a I very gnxl lime lie model of Annlss tat produced by the dofnse had been I declared by the Court to be too large HalnV model had a little sail and most of pasletxiard and was In much hotter proporii tian the other omdel Major Him hlis brother seated beside him assisted in the ionstnietlon Grill for a Witness The cabman who drove the Halns brothers from the Hay Side Railroad Station to the Yacht Clubhouse on the eventful day In last August Is said to be In for an unpleasant time on the stand when he la called This mal on the eenlng of the day o the shooting made an affidavit that the Hains brothers upon leaving the train at the Huyslde station Inquired for a certain real es tate man dolm business In the town 111 01 husllOS They found the olllce closed and he then drove Hum to the yacht club I Is sail that ouCh this witness was Intel found by the prllce and taken to n DMrtAltonioys office lie made ciiiid slnt n1 which dlfters ma lorllv n ii hl lOiiiiur one In thl II tnu that he huird threats against Ih j 11f f Annls mde Ly the occupants if his cub When this witness takes the stand he will be confronted by his affidavit mad to certain friends of the aroused man When Supreme Court Justice Crane entered the ancient chamber where this notable trial is now well under way the prisoner the la wers and the juror were nil 111 their places nnd the benches behind the railings were filled with a small audience that Included probably fifteen or twenty women Mifhet Not I Court or T Jenkins Hnlnss Immediate I family only his brother Major John liable If S A of Chicago was oi hand Neither his father Gen Pete I hams f S A retired nor Ills aged I mother had biaved the ordeal of hear inc the lawyirs for the Sliite accuse heir 01 o complicity In what the in1 happy old pair knew would be RId a cnidblooded and premeditated crime They stayed at their stopping place In Flushing caring for T Jenkins Hnlnss I little daughter who Is to be brought Into ourt later i Before theDlstiletAttorneys tpeclil I retained assistant arose to outline the ease for the people there was a discus sion between the Judge and the In tiyet s oil both tides regarding the exclusion or 1 witnesses from the proceeding At the I request o John K Mlntyre of the 1 fenie liii Honor said he would exclude I nil witnesses who had fiten the tragedy al the Bayslde Yacht Club of Aug 15 Then Mr Darrln made an unusual move He had been toll he eald that I the attorneys on the other Mile expected I to bring their clients mother Into the I chamber and give her I prominent place i Immediately before the eyes of the twelve furors He oblecled to such a thing Justice Crane ruled that no one i Ihll actually connected with the ease i could sit nt the counsel table of either I side This barred the aged Mrs Halns I from the space within the railing but I not the room Itself I Prosecutors Outline of Evidence On Which He Asks Hainss Conviction stage whIch rcKiilnrly plies lictwfen the railroad station ninl the clubhouse i Hackman Saw Revolver I A fe IH train pullnl out a Imckman was drlvlnB to the dalton looking for patronage 1n sas Mopped hy thin do fcnilaiu who asked him If tie would I uilv him to tin Hiyxlde Yacht Cluh The difenilaiit all there was another man with him and turning motioned to Capt Inlnl his hitni her who wa Miainlln on he easterly unit of the stntliiii plntform The utvtenIunt und fiptaln entered flu surrey and as they hid tn the hk lan uljp rvud a revolver The Ilk man drove north tmuinl the tlubiuusi Hi ftagB being fcoine little dmliioci i ahrad The surrey pas1 the slag nnd tile ilcfenilaii told the Imckman to drop bifk behind It Weve Cot Him Now i Tlc ijHfpiidnnt catch In rapt Mains WCVH Rot him now and told thH ttH hurkinan to keep about a hundred fict hniinl 111 Mane The defendant and I 1 CaptJln HPPIM times pokn tognthpr In low tnneo Inaudlhlo to thp haiKinan Aiiout built 11y t u this cluhhouim the ut fcmvit I ii iiii roil nf the haclcinun If ihore WIIH any 1 o r property In Haypldp Park for sale and wn iMfaniiPd hv him lint S Uiorn win ami tl it iier iuas ui 115CC at HIP BClit rluli who knew about real eiei B i iThiii the dpfiiirtant nckcil him If hit know AIIIIIK The driver told him lie 11 not The defendant uskcil iiim ir hr hrii tv uhpit Annlf lived crt I 111 ii lit nfl ii us star Whrii UI turn luriitil into Sroru ariiiie tin fiiatu WWH alout llfty fret ahead ant the defenclunt tod the haekinun t drive fnnnr mid futrh up tiller t i the Klaifi ThlH he harkrmtri did 1 B the nil dry followed Un stat Into 11 all iluh fiouniU his il fendunt tolil thp hnrkmnn to IoU i to HID a I n mi and yet clone lo It us i uuld Tim htfikinun nlie e l itflh tin stfKf iiinl 1 uiriy tiiipcii at Ii i front ii nor f tlm main recap loti rnoir S of Ihe ruli at Ils same Istrsnt Vlthoiit w lill lo IUI III mi kiliall I iii lCI11 IIt il1 Jall 1rf the rer ptinn roini and tf dpf nda i Imiulred of I wailer II the iliihliouiip it I verUliI real estate rdiiiimny owned I lots urouud Ihtre 111 Illpr thought nut The defenilunt ake tn witter Ilf he know a inan tiniiir1 Vnl n nut 0all Info lipl tnt lp did After ilpirrihlnK Ihr n Mens of llp float I hll Innll1 Threatened All He Says As Annli boat tiiiihtd Ihl n torlv IMKP of HIP lout nt Its soul Ihea ornir lllrrhllpld gin ltat her tiiiT tn nml facing eSsi threw his weight ntralnst her lo fend her rr t 111 HiiliiB with hits tight linnil diew from I lnlxtm 1 Ipilpd 111 tils loft hriiixt nn initntiinllr miRiizliu pistol of 4J nllhrc In deadly lurnpon tie in me of htmiin Inxetitlon loaded wltli I liutirini lull of rai i tildKP knelt down fniliiK eat put his I hnnd nn the lioom cf the llit near the iimjt lowered his fare H tillle I lielow the boom tliruil tlie pl tol In the j faro of Mr Hurway who snlled vlth I Annln In the tunnliiR up hull tiirnrd the I pistol toward AnnK slttlnR In his tnt Ii I InK suit In he stern nt thp rlilit of thp nl I tiller and FHld Ann and llred and I the bathing suit o Amili was stalncl with 1101 At tint Instnnt I hie ilerpiulnnt itrnw I I rpvnlvir r Il Inniled iIh fiirtrldfjcs minI n lnlt r iTtirpnVd nil iHs light Ide mul tl fnrlni tlui I prnple uii the fiat extended thp re I oher 111 tie rlulit lnnd trwnnl them As the volii of ilrnttli nieseliKT I lane out tf tln rnptalns Kim tie hOI I rstrleken ly tniidpri started for I VMird p stI tll dPtidh iirk 1 Menacing with nix rpvolvor each who i tartPd to latprfii Tirt t i rritenln i them with death It itny pprslxted n 1 1ielr efforts this defonlnnt while his brother emptied the ixinient1 of his Rim Into the dpeiiMIpss body of unuained nnls ndilrpse hlm ef to thorn In this Unvu p To Hlnhflld hp said Kppp hack Keep hack lie Knows what he I dnliifi and us Klrchflpld lid not Immediately stop lie ullel Iio nt interfere or you wl jr the same thine Trrlflfd Hlrrhfleld si pd and bnrked a av To Itoberts ii iild i lenp off Keep of Or vlI 1111 you And KoberM jimp back To rdwn Andrews Jr he said I Stand hk I am ruirini this af fair and Andrews Jlinned ia k Mrs Annis Fled I Anl al of tills Pomlurt nn1 s spepfh i n1n ell g t iioe who would liaxe suc n lODGE STRIKES AT FORAKfR IN TAlK ON BROWNSViLlE I I WASIUNGTON Doc iCThe Urowns vllle affair was dTsrussed in the Senate today by Senator Iodge who is I mem i ier of the committee on military affairs which inveniBited the eharces that soldiers of the Twentylitih i siment 1 hot up the town Mr Lodge remarked that he woud make no reference whatever 10 the re port of the Investicath n referred to b the President In his Tnt nlei ape to Congres Th Senate galleries were tilled very many of the visitors beliiK negro men and women Iather more Demo rats than ilepublkans remained In t i ham her while Mr Loiigp was speaking In accordance with his request he was not interrupted while speaking Mr Lodge declared Uat while tliere IS a great deal o evidence that the shooting vas done by the soldiers tiirre 5 no evidence whatever that it was lone by anybody oie There Ii he sad no physical Impdjslnllty nf tine distance tance or alibi to prevail1 our atibui ni the shoollnir t tin sidlr Selfselected champions ii d s i Lets In various part of I f dii ry ugt he said not fr aqua j te e toe li w but for per il trmen f r ju UrO7inavile toiuifr on te ffound t race Aa a friend of uie nN ue I deport the aquation Wtijn iad this end in view he all Toese sl dlers are enriled to tli ann itment as soldiers und Itlzen ihip ivii le nun

less Il aulJ ue enutleil II neither more nor hosHrushln Brushing asldi the uestion of ym paUl he it Ishd exalt justice so far ax It could be atl11o The crime of these ziili true made sreai oecause they w Ie Tnled Static sodicrs em ployed for the protection of the popl Senator lodue said lift turret tie Ware bill which alluws the Jresident I to rcstoie the innocent to the army whenever he is satisfied that any I them were blimek3i He condemned the Koraker bill which he said at tempts to force back Into the army not only Innocent men but men who were crime guilty of a serioiu lie made an exhaustive argument on the unconstitutionallty of the Kuraker 1 11 which obliges the President t re enlist these soldiers whether he thinks they ought lo be ruenlUted or not Such an act would toe an encroachment upon the constitutional rights of the Irrfldcnt It would De nubverilve of I discipline In the army OAKLAND ENTRIES FIRST RArE Futurity fourn ptait Knimnur Htt Yakima Petit 10 ovola 1 1 Drill rnon 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lit I1 Illl clii As Aluiis fell lulu IMC wiilrr Ills wlfn ttiyliiil fcfw ill ii tI Iii onnfrotiHil Ly lute drffliiljUit Mini thtPiitiliiil mill Inlichiil hir with the riVnlvrr ami slip lilrlril In tOil ili uiul hid up the lunwiiy to tin dm k kAs As Aunts striiKKloil In the water atil tiloil to hwliu Imil 1luliin Flood over I him with III rmpty revolver I Aiuilf lilc dlnu from wotindn pli rp i Ins bits Imily I uuiity In all of cmrmHe I mid pxlt an I riuollwt was dranqnl from the water h y Unhrrts ami Krlwlti ivmlrtWT and laid on the south cdr lit tlp llont I Vivt Ila ii wns ilonrmnl o v Ton nlru the li nt iiin win threw ip Ulnl 01 tl lia ThH lefendalK s Ill tood MwnRlnK i revnlv r nMiic Tl flet man to niK1 a iiwvt is a lOil mmi Mr linntix n riuii moinhpr rtishcil ftilll II MI Ihr clulllilisf tn til Pont and dcmamlnl in knnw whn dlo the limiting nml If they had him Till Ito ffiuliiMt salt Voi lit Is here Stnml Kii i 4 ct lie pollep This Is nil lair fill i hem1 I iiun sain demanded In knnw who iId the shHitlni Inpt llnltti yiiil hr did It nml there would Ii e no mole plii oiltiff ttHin Pirhliitr apt ltnln In the prepnoe if Iltl s ilefeiiditit the pnllro man found lnulil wltn virtrlilf r mnpnzliip duplicate of that f nmd liv I him ian Pt V In Ih i Cnpltilns nltol Found Cartridges In Surrey In the miiliMe of te srat nn iiplod I by this ilifeiidnnt nild tVpt mInI 4 I the Mirrey the driver found 1 iiackiKO which onntnlned nrtrile jii e SiiilSi sultahle fei use In n itol pucli as thnt used hy Inpt llnlns and trit pmka e ns turned over tn the pdt Mains Prompts Lawyers Jenkins Mains wltl hs chin reMliiR In one hand listened mullonle for tho must part 10 the it orU nt lilt oilUial nrrujor uciatlonally ihe linsers of 1110 Thankful 1V N orthivisi O2 VaJzu 1OI k nle rorUTH KMi 8n turing Vanl Its ndlij p 1 111110 Im 111 Collector Jf cut im Fi Tlili ii llintirMc 111 Mailman ti Klploaio ill Col lark 1T L onniiru K 1C rilTII Itvi lMi r Hiil a jIMMfnth POMIIK iiifiMiri 11 nunntim luif st Anlivr 1i J IL lriUFnn HKl IV wcna 11J 1iai k luhlwk tit IMidlnl tin vicinnn till Sir llrlilnr li Th uilatn Kit S irl Y Im Mlln H UniiK Ml S1TM 11111 s Uisc ruisK Hniiop w in Ilcl ICiic lu I raiii I IIn 11 iflst Itinrit 1 III I1i 1 Ianatk lii ri i C 1i1 liUf Irinln itO IIMHIIX Hi tlkln Huui liC Mai Ia l1ii I Wh I ar tral iiio A PIt ale ii 1 11 11eI eI LOS ANGELES ENTRIES KITT nF a cc Nirf ilh 11J H 17 I 0 Sit he F r si 5 U J UKht i nit Hit F t i Ir ivioi li ic 1 i 1110 of h01 s lIhl to a mil tjli Ii I I p I i in I Mir ICM II i Illpi I if pip1 r iiil in ri tI n tos noi In I nH ni 11101 hoi of lllH HIM VOIsl tc1 15iiim tliiu s hi Mllloil iloiNlMli nt n I nlll1IlI1 liv Whit 1 hlti viul tin bId thilli Aiion Im lout nf IlllIlIlM lluiM1 IppHOP IlTnif u i over hits intrii ulido i isr of Miklng Ill 1 p tiito InnKUII iiniuiti l1I slol I First Sign of Nervousness i Aw Whlto miniril tin Hiilnt tjuiere ho Icgin In ileTilhc the 1Viiitn Iliiilli I ill ilj pipcrillnir thr trapl II fnltit llilh innilhliil Into thn JIIIII ihriKx I of UliKlh llnliiti mill hl lioiiclliislni ntllvlty rinoil IUlnt illy itt Ii OUt moving iils limit Ipiiklns llalna Milflril his gaze until his bIn tk ryo sw chit the Iliros of tin Jurors Ho didnt cxaitlv exhibit iinciKlniMi but hi slinwid sum tliltiir more ncnrlv iiiiln in nprvnuunt thOu tho i whu IIHXC tuiliiil tin lint I 01101 f V f I Illllllght O OUlll FhMV While Whitf vnt iloilhlnij lonK n Halnss nttltmlo mul laMuua rl iti mniniit of tin slhHitlne itc I iltit trio In hifiil In but Justin Omir vho loa plainly list pntlonrv with llmm Initlc 1 Inlrrfpiinrp rId tho nvyor ilrwi i mill lhJ While to C nlviil TII I 111 lluMioil tIthe niinln ilurng tr laM nv inliuili of the prnliig hptcli j ihte hist thin Whltp knt rn wltli reitmrks whllo Moliityiv as ttylng if l pot the wnirnltlnn nf tlu hllgc I 1 1 Insltt that you slop sltnntod Mr I lntri Ilciiup riHMiK nlS tho Iiit hatS I S i n are a Inivyor Wlilli with a iv II I toil i tig filco turned S I on lilm hrlstllni I Nowi Ynlir Honor ho Ijpgnn I I must prntPKl Ii ga i us t thnt inmnrl I 1 Tin nlipnil en nlicnil lanallod Ins I tire IIMIH And Vhltc urtr nhpil S At II LT Mr White Hnlshoi lip hail I midp i loot vnrkmntillko exposltlnn till fI ran iiltnoiiuh In lid toni i so ortpn IntoiTiiptcd I I I XVlio itn ilituti Tlnt r inovci thit L lire uiil n Si iifl4 f i indiktiiiriit ncan t his client should br stnolirn out Iiiuiv tin t i lenklns llaln iioiually tml purl In tu 1 onttig While he was tpinking i lion llaino nun In and sii nlnni ii lie Miijni The mutlnnf woro oveimUi S and lien Mr Darrln callvil the first wit I ness S I chIc Ir ant on liilf furioici Koa i win KIT lianr 17 CVfi ItiT tYr 1 p f I ill IIIlo a riMii ISii rurniro I i H l er tl X niirlto 110 Allc Co 1 line 1117 iiu 1JJiy III WI I I iliii in 7 Inclpmrnt Ho oillo luT Sor i iiwnful Uri DnniM Jlnol MMM M7 I1 I dfii lin 1 nt i Ill HAiK One mil IIHicTlnai l Ii t Ml j 107 1IIe tilT 110 I May IICl Hisl Ofucilwt HO flO1o1 IIi 110 tVixijirjfi Hl POUUTII KAflJ The Olifititor Min Ii ap fix an 1 Sal fur oiij Oiiult i Mirk Anl iiij II itj iriiui lie W craft la C itifKinjin in 7 i rinc teal V Etron no Va PaiiiI nv riKTH lliR vllln Ix anl orwhai fr iiu KorUll iou Io1 i ki t 5 llnrristi II 117 Kim I UK 2 ri Ar liii Carh cv 111 Ampln rn Traiiin tt 114 fnhrr II ys M Day Star 7 I ci 110 T e Su ai1 M 1XTII R VfE S li x ar1 nM f r nff Nil ii k III i unbln iiir tit 1 5 TV f j i M Ul I1 nhti Ja s 1I4 5k uS K te toi j tiut in i ti H s7 s l ee 11 V nDiZ 1et l V n ia IM A By 0 A ren n as titc fII I A e11S1IjC Clirismas Gift Give him or her a good li n i r hrusha SPjTiKSS hair brush eautifill shaped anl ex uihely Ill ished it Is an ii a 1 to any Inn eui as M i us of US e Si days n Ici I ijl yoa i fi I i SldTIKSS hah limli Is made from li ip I 1 Ho vxtrn stIR and pinitiatmg Silioitan lirltUIr i i l iii ly huh ildel In a white mihioilcHhlo porcelain h I aSh i stain 4 It i icurinproof uid waterproof an h 1 o icaiUli lv ftmply liolilinu the bni nth tin IHUOOI I r j e SInTli SS hili liiiish IK sioillizpd at the i j 11 ii Mil inim il itilv iahil In our patent sanitary Im t y r your drug jict or department store cnnnc yju write to us GUARANTEED eV I I I N I 1 SEALED TRANSPARENT BOX I UNIVERSAL BRUSH COMPANY 3I BROADWAY NSW YORK tlc I l itt sit sold by 1110611 N iii cOis t 0 1iinaoiii ji I WIll ii itt Ki om 10 r c i i Si hi iii i C U I Tt II Mac 4 I ur IV Es b lou Si nb Johnalldiuiutker 1 h Co 1 Oenhul i Sltset COJptI Co I I I rtlesn and aH other reliatIe deakrs r f liiuhu url P SPECIAL for this WEDNESDAY SPECIAL for this THURSDAY SCOTCH Ij jf bm1gi BLACK WALNUT 10 CUIS POUND JL1 L CKfiAM KISSES POUND C SPECIAL For THIS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 11 Special ASSollted jliocQlaiesCK2 I C SPECIAL OFFER TO SUNDAY SCHOOLS CHURCHES ETC I COMMITTIilb lUIUV WAITLI CI N KVIN IIIOUOII NUT KHADV TO ItlRCIIASH I 30 IULiNDS Ol AlbTKOIOllTAN MIXTURl AMD 240 t U IIALIPCJUNI BOXES HW 30 POUNDS OF HARLCV SUOAK AIIXED AND 61 300 p IIALPPOUND BOXES OK v 1nrli How tnri1 IIIIPII acre rirnlni iinlll I I iiilork HIT nthrr lurrt uprii Pile cirnliii iinlll II IJeI Vvb UHLIVrR M Lts tiiDAUCLAYS1 LS hI 1 Fu i5 I4I 11131 t4t 1iIb J crWu HWI I 1 I 29 COIlTLANDT I i ithiLyiait 1lrtl Ut iI MIlIr v j iltur I In III I CChunbll jpSi 1IIt tYryllt ps PAKItOWLHASAIi In S 1O Mni i ii II iaiiiiS Jvr iflj As Lily 1411 ParL our f lnWIl elioUII tnr fu Ir I t tOS 206DROADWAY I I our ip cUl if t li uiatl iratr dVsIwrt ef IuISnSI 4 I 1 fJi w iUtt I ECZEMA mOM HEADTO fOOl For Six Months his Suffering was Beyond Words One Mass of Irri tation and Itching was Dreadful Slept Only from Sheer Exhaustion Almost Out of His Mind After 24 Hours Use of Cuticura Slept Like an Infant and Then was S CURED IN ONE MONTH BY CUTICURA REMEDIES Ii S I nm scTpntyseren rear old and I Ion day some years jspo I fell from a strplmliler bruislnjt r 1 in heel In n few ciiiyii I 1 coultl not walk I railed in a doctor nnd I a n Insult of n weeic ervsipe Ins set in Tilt doctor Ifot hiii not lured mt of that when I was tnltrn with cczctnn from hcntl VJ i to foot I was sick for rl XI I pix monts n1 what I J I itlfTerod toiiRllu could not tell 1 could not sleep day or night b misp of that dread fill HchiiiK when I did sleep It was from sheer exhaustion I woe one mass of irritation it was even in my ecnlp The doctors medicine seemed to make me worse and I wai almost out of my mind I read of Cuticura nod sent rny wife to thp druegitwhr was n niemlxr of my lodfie of Odd follows for a set of the Cuticurn Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuttcura Kcsolvent I used them par elstontlv for twentyfour hours Thnt night I slept likn an infant tho first solid night s sleep I had had for six months I vras not Afraid to uo plenty of Cuticura Ointment and Cutloura Song with hot wnt r and in n we ki lime I was ohio to put on my clothes again In a month I wa cured From that day to this I cannot pralso the Cuticurn Bcmedles too highly 1 may add that 1 have a very heavy fiend of hair which I owe to Cuticurn W Harrison Smith RFD 2 Mt Kisco N Y Feb 3 OS1 A single set of tho Cuticura Remedies Is often sufficient for the Irfatment of the most torturing disfiguring itching burning and scaly lunnnri eczemnj rashes and irritation with loss of hair from infancy to age when all other rem edies foil Guaranteed absolutely pure and may be used from the hour of birth Cuticura Coals I 5f 3 Ointment Oc1 nr olT tt1 stir I aiil CHocoUlf Ct tlr Illli 15r amy MM virouchout ih woO roller tirur A Cb m Corp W Fropa 117 Columbu Art Hasten J 1 tQk IlLIlm frrs Cuucun llDak oo BUi OIMMI What t g home without n i3floVite WISE BARGAINS L1N U llKIUIiT Hi JvKUISG LIKICHT XIT I HUM vN t lRiU hiT i I it Ii ii hitlGItT Kit I hii hi tR ftlJiVT110117 il M N I Iltli HT M STK1NWAV SQUARB O PLAVEH ITAKO FlIIT OUtRAN TK 5300 AND tP 100 Othnr Hvii harcllns nf licit Makes Oni no gasy haluieflte rivn TnJTis Ier VhANTBB sytu S MONIJV nirtvnti IF NOT EATISFAC rrln Sr ii STEINWAY BABY GRAND A plInjtll MUNTATHAIr COST Wise Artistic Uprights S225 lo 8400 Wise Piano Co Home oi the Gable Pianos 17192123 E 125th SI tieS Mb A MntlUon As t j en J venlnK Coward Shoe Legal action will be im mediately instituted against any dealer offer ing a shoe or last as a 4 Coward To The Public The Coward Shoe in sold only at the one Coward place 0 f business as below JAMES S COWARD 268274 Greenwich St N V Nr n Wiimux tjrnirT I MH Orders rilltJ Semi for Catalogue Mattresses 1 2 Made Over 100 is I At your residence tS Work Uone In the must hygienic manner and In tho S f I c I open air Owners i li 1 of mattresses may watch the work u process all our own and note thnt vP nn hulr Is token out or substituted Try our method Until Jan I 1909 With 395 Best A C A Tlcklngr I Open Air Mattress Renovating Co 1655 Flatbush Av BUlyp Drop I Po uJ Ueddlng lxculv y j I 5 1 I Naphtha Soaps Are Not All AliKe S They resemble one another in j S only one respect they contain naphtha But naphtha is not the i whole thing even in naphtha Ii I i tha soaps The quality of I I the soap with which the naph tha is combined is just as im portant more so in tact he i cause it is soap tt naphtha that CLKANS Naphtha loosens the dirt Soap cleans I Now the naphtha in I p C Naphtha Soap is I j identical with that used in other naphtha soaps But the soap is not the same It is better It is j harder It lasts longer It does more work It docs better workdoes it easier QUICKKK tl P G Naphtha Soap is r whitebecause of the cocoa nut oil in it Other naphtha soaps are yellow too much rosin in them The color tells the story P W G Naphtha Soap J 5 cents A cake II J lvHMlil Tt lire AUK TUB MOST UTIIM I1IK IIOIIIMY OIFTK FURS FROM TRAPPER TO WEARER HLV DIRECT FROM I AlnG1 A N U KACTlKER and save unorniouj inlddlnmani profit Fashionable furs ut every kind and de I scrIption constructe with the most scrupu lous care at HAW OF 8TOHBBBEMHVS e PRICES Kramer Furs Known S The World Over Since 1873 IItAatKIt fI us n 111 011 upon tir rounl 10 mporary fur merIts ud art 101 t In luSt for tho isasoll Wo do not J stare oieii tlitiIli Vad III shiw wlndOWi and thin t al rabuou ouIIIUI rank ImUjllnni ffSjEUr nrlrm Hut we ell the tarnoul 1JVSLK ri its which art purchased and r com infiiiitd tiv ilenlmbla m rChCflti throuthout rihhlttS tIlt tnhtil Ill rr Tiiin nxv FBTOAV NO urnUIA Bisk ftiiattn Lynx Ct retail 6000 l i WI lriee er tirtre C 1 r no Ill ltieiliti 5itrrel Ciii retatleri 51076 lo lirt iriio IJ I liii her irtvf Gpnulno thick Ijnx Hrt re 1800 tull r rrlct 40 Our ITle t VU Chnlre Iliac und Hlook Walt ShiRtI0r1 uiul IUK inurr ruiailerB price 71ui Uti mi Our Trier lIrG Mink Stir rfluller price 2975 JOj uu Our 1rlre SiUri Piiinlid Tux animal shawl and Il muff ititHllrri Pt Ice I I 2000 552 An I Our Irlrr O OIJ Malta SeNi tcii Kaitcrn lllnk Il retch ors Irive tn S 3 lii UO Our 81 500 0111 tlt S U TO i30OOO Write fo illutrjted catalogue W KRAMER FUR CO or KW VOHK 13 East 16th STREET llrl UrirHiliiBV and 1th Aye XT York Take elevtitur to wholoal tAlPiroom IelpzU London Chicago Ian Franclico a a FRANK JONES INDIA I PALE i a II ALE II Brewed especially for thoes who are q II atewise and know U c what they want a when they want it II Splits Bottles and Draught IT Brewer Bottling El U I o 1M6a fMn C VE TRUST RNV HONEST PEPSCN oi cric S e C CDi st iSle geods lo mraiurt onl all or stilt fur flootclcl SI t 54Ac Mo t4WCOR 5L Mo Uilra Chore for U JdverticiunI fr e W rl4 m r III Amirloan is r ti IV1rt4 Kuigr sits until 9

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A J It 1 t U cw J 1 f tI e f oo t IF n n il q TEE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 16 1908 3 k a DR FOxis AFTER r 5000 PRIZE Of gi PSYGHLOsccETY e Put Mediums in Trance and iJ Has Them Describe Strange Places as Test THEY TIRED EASILY Found Pictures and Carpet in Room and a Street with t t Houses on Both Sides Ij1 By Jilhel Lloyd Patterson f Dr Alfred Fox would sell ghost t walks at the rate of 5OOO per walk I but he came down In hifl price last I niGht an1 gave ono away Dr Fox lives at No 104 Vest One Hundrtd and Tb1rtconU street and Is a graduate of the College of Phy 11 Mclaii and Surgeons He ivn ao nn tl nectfd for a time with the Manhattan r State Hospital Just now wlh tho silcl of Mrs Margaret Marx and Miss Min nl Monroe both of No M Vest Forty Mteond street as mediums ho Is angling for the KMO prize otfer d by the Metro polltan Psycluc Society The society has stiimesed as a est that ivancii be rolled from a bag behind tle ml dlutnV back and offer the reward If her spirit control can count them as fey spill Dr Foxs two psychic entitles Bcemd so knocked out last night tha I I It looked as though It would be i pity I to waste the prle of a hat of orntisres b The exhibition titvfnre was limited to descriptions of nj atrrirnts that tr Ii medium hnd never vi ltd and person alities that they had never encountered fo Scene of Ghot Walks I The hall at Xo in West Fortywcond I ttieet was dim iryterlotii and vaguely 4 redokht of vegetable soup as Dr Fox The Uvcnini World stuff arlst and The i Kvenlng World reporter entered An in terval elapsvd while a search xiu mud I for the key of Miss Monroos b1rflm I The key found the tram e ooitcjd U elf and adjourned to Mls Monroes apartment which proved to be a ball room ou the tlrst floor front Two cnalrs one bed and one ivashstand con Ftltuted the furniture The indltims Eat on the bed and Dr Fox availed him self of one of the chairs opposite thin The Kvenlng World staff artist after t tin proper polite protsts arrarigd him elf In tho other car nsar the win dow where tlo lights from the strcot lamp could fail on his paper The re porter sat upon the Moor tailor fashion r Mrs Marx was the first subject Dr Fox told her to place her hands upon IH Ii its look Into his eyes mid no J VOT say Googoo but before ho 1 could count llfteeii she would be fast I asleep Sure enough before ho hnd be gun to count at all sli looked repre c hensively drowsy and by the time Dr Fox said fourteen Mrs Marx was to all appearances dead to tho worl TCow said Dr Fox tu Mrs II a re try to lift your arms bent to Reporters Home I Ensued a Salome danco of the funny Ii bones by Mrs Marx but m lift I Dr Fox regarded tho aF mlled mul k titude with a pleased sort 01 egression I Dr Foxs yes slant and are small Ills tipper lip Is long and his shoulders stoOl forward a little ow Mrs Marx was plard In a reclining I position and It was suggested to her I by Dr Fox that her astral self take a Fhort trip to the abode of tho reporter which It would be a simple feat for her to describe After a wait that suggested that the rubway was blocked again vague mut l tertngs begun to Issue from the lips of the medium It transpired that she could discern pictures on the wall and carpet on lie floor After a tremen dous effort tho caught glimpses of a I bed and a bureau Are there any books or a bookcase inquired Dr Fox The medium could not tee any Mediums Very Tired The reporter helpfully suggested that 1 she was metaphorically In tho right church hut the wrong PIwtho BIt i d tlngrnom was ut the head of tho hall I Tho medium Hushed uncomfortably and presumedly thu psychic thread I snapped Anyway Mrs lInn could not ace anything more 4 It was Miss ManroeH turn next but i she nervously protected that uh wan i horribly tired and afraid she couldnt mako good However Dr Fox In flated and pushed her off from the rtheurthy us ho slowly counted lit loellMI8s Miss Monroe was nuked to Oeecrlbu a man known to Homo of the purl hires I cut but unknown to both Dr Fox and herself With considerable dllllcully shin finally located the Kentlemun on a direct with I I 1 house on both Bides of It So far HO I I oodIt uounded reasonable Asked lo 1 I decrlbe him shu allowed ho was of I me41um heIght and medium weight j with regular featureH All that shu I could discover In lie way of wearliiB ap j parel was what looked to her to bu u It I black derby Shocked ilia reporter rc I fo j used to prima tor further dutulla 1 31 Un fo 7 I 1 Then the reporter nuKKeMed that hies 1 Monroe tell her how much money ime I had lu her puruu Tliu reporter had tho months rent cult eyuletl thuielu and uhu I Calculated to iiia Lit it splash by ilunh I IIIR It To her undyliiK litimlllutlon Miss I iltmroe Btimineil her up ul 7 At this point Miss Monion tlioufd nlKNH if tle briiin mid tin piny Im I plored lr Fox not to lax her further MethodlBti Assail Roosevelt JACKKON Miss nee 1tlrsltlttt 1 Jlooitvoltn uttcruncrs relative to lint I I rttlKlou belluf of Irtgldentclecl rail were vigorously denuumcd In u renolu Ion adoptvd by the MUnlssippl fuufei tncm of 1It1 MiitodUt I IHITI ve irduy Tht ICkolutlon rcfeix It Ihe lrt til at II letter ay gratuitous uiiU uiiwutrmiiiM stricture ami contfn llat lilly riti f lfn hii the right to r fuva to volw for u candidate ou tha truuud uf hili bvlnjt i WIQI CIJ V4WL t 1 Trance Medium and Dr Fox Making Test of I Powers Before Going Alter 5000 Psychic Prize i I j j j i pu 0 nrIc nrdI C l H ht I U C U LuU UL 1 j j frn1lrn f1rrnn I rr ttLL L mm V I IVIILLEON A EAR Remarkh1eFcts Brought Out by the Legislative In vestigating Committee Ji m M Iicl n auditor or rho De partamnt of Tjcln mod Fcrrlns took the stand todjy before the Joint com jnltueo of the Leslalature that la Imo tl7 i dog ht flaanccs of Nivv York City Ho tesiried that New Vortc Cliy In 1W7 had oat through the operation of the Thlrynlnvh Street and Staten Isl and fairies 10M72 Of this amount E 3 z4 Is har eablc to the Thirtyninth Street Frr and JT iCS to the SiatcKi Iflind ferry These sums Included pay ments of Interest on bond 5S01H on Thlrtyntnth Street ferry bonds and KiC62 on Statoii Island ferry bonds The wllnefrb testified that In 1W7 thai ferries IeinK exoluJed the li Is De partment mndc a prorit of 1121932 In loiiS from the same source the prollts were t 234cj In Ij04 they readied the total of JS07030 In 1XS the net profit vas 5LSL7 Cost City 10000000 low much have the Staten Jlsland ferry properties cost tho city asked Senator Oas dy Near 10iiOiOCiO replied the witness Itow much illd the city pay for the property orlKlnally asked Senator CIIld About KrIOOOO for the boats and 320000 for the other property replied Sir 1lulan The ultiKss nalil that liS boon as the city had secured the property It had bfktin the work of Improvement In reply to Senator Cassldy he admitted that tile balance wax decidedly In favor of private operation compared with municipal ownership In the matter of expenditure John I Ambrose Superintendent of IVrrlcs tiHtlllerl that the city ferryboat employees worked from fiftyfour to I llflyslx hours weekly whereas private ferry ruiiipanlen obtain more work from their men You are obliged to conform to the eIght hour law aulied Senator SlcCar ret Yes Acsemblyman Oliver asked the witness whether the service had nut Improved had taken the ftr Klnce the city over i rieK mentioned I YiB replied the witness iurchase prices have gone down havent they Wiivo none over thin ground al ready remarked Senator Cassldy Wants to Defend City Well I lIke to hear something good nuw and then about little old New York said Mr Oliver We cant spend the time to go over Kroiiml already covered this morning suld Senator Cnnaldy Uh Its 1 email matter New Yorks on trial Tliatu all ejaculated Sir Oliver 0 A OOh MTiMIV TOIl hit AN AiiviitTisiNi soMrmm I had tailed upon Mr eight dif ferent llmitf said the Ad getter but nune of I Ito arguments I advanced rOfinrd to maku It c ear why IID should aiinTl ire In tho medium I represented Tlie nlnlh time I vlallril him I put forth I a few little reauum why In should IIle sp ii in mv paper The arguments toak erfel nml J tild I will let you print Illy idvTIi liell for omit dUV 1 i hIvtti Mr It liu taken iiii MIS to wnvlnce you that you I wliouU I ti VIII lay Ho n can you expect to ninviiie the Uoplu at large In ONJ5 HINdlK Insertion of your advertise inent that they should buy what you IIHVK fur sale The gentltinau In Question new the plillosophy uf tliu argument and iUlck ly t aniivJ hU order to a yoar con tra t t4c day W ild aihertlsornentu art good tut 1 I My now whtU HIM holl uuy siioppliu Hbijoi In on lont you tliluU you Stt4tl order your WorM ad vvrlUooKnt prlntuj for uv a or teo I conitoullv arT itl i a l7Uuj U r LLJV i M I SLOT MACHINES I MIJfl ilk Cell A fu r UuNi L ULLtik i 3 Detectives Locate Missing I Gambling Devices on the Bowery I Copt OConnor of the EUlrldSR street 8t ton and a squad of detectlrcs lo I cnted and pejzed In the cellar of No 183 j Bowery today one thousand of the I Sullivan slotmachines uhleh disap peared mysteriously about two months ago after they had been declared ram MlnK devices end the police commenced to arrest small shopkeepers who had I rented them Inspector Russell has had half a dozen men searching for the machines j and on the evidence obtained by theso I detectives Capt OConnor broke Into the I e lI1r on the northeast corner of De lance street and the Bowery this after noon The slot machines were empty but conic of them contained cards of the iCornellua J Sullivan Advertisement j Company of Fifth avenue and Thirty I third street Theso cards named the Hon Timothy D Sullvnn as vice president of the company the Hon Timothy P Suliian as attorney and Ucece M Wller as secretary Ihe po lice could find no one In the building who would claim ownership of the for bidden machines nor who could explain how they happened to bo In tho cellar Vlth the machines were several Klon dike and stuss layouts The machines were of the pennyln thrplot chewlns Bmkklnil with tho ad ditional feature of offering as occasional rlzuv 10 li and 15 cents worth uf mer chandise They were so very occasional however that they scarcely ever mate rialized The Childrens Society bewail tile cru sade that ended In the ban put upon the machines by tIle police At the time several of lln machines worn seized the fnlllnn both fig and Mttlo lhl1le nled any knowledge of their existence and declared their names had been used without their consent In connection wit it i tho company thai put them out I TI ROOSEVELT JR I LEGISLATURE i I e Thonipsonville People Want Him in the Connecticut General Assembly Sptclal to The B eninc Wend VATEUHUUV Conn Dec IGThe I honors of Gov IllleyB staff bestowed on Theodore Roosevelt Jr are now tn be augmented by the additional honor of tho General Assembly which hit town of Thomptonvlllo Insists U due the Presidents son for HO signally hon oring an Insignificant municipality Little was heard of Thompvonvlile un til Theodora jr landed there Now his mall aloiin promises to mice the town ii tler pelf III Ito schedule of pO I mf ep Hotides tho place is trowUK m Importance all other ways smut it i rgucd by those who would elect young ji o rlt to thu Assembly that wlilln ho li a voter In Xew York Slatu i lie could claim u residence In Connuctl cut from lat Kovmnber and thin b ell lhle for oIlier at the next election BAKER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE It rte limIter u helter alL found unroniiloui in Ill iii room at No J6S Third uvtnur lila afternuon with tile hutS turntnl on llo was ruvlvril by Dr leas sod taken to tba Irvity terUn JIo plUl a pdao1ar m IpLAN I9 MPOfl BROOKLYN UNION ELEVATED SERVICE I 0 I New Form of Order Adopted by the Public Service Commission I The Public Service Commission huts i adopted a temporary form of order for Improvements III tho elevated service on tho Lexlivpton avenue Myrtle avo flue and Broadway lines of the Brook lyn Union Jfetateti Uallrofld Tho tlrn two crosi tho IJrooklyn Bridge the other the WllliumsburB lirldge Pom i inli iuner IJiiKxett who has made a tpeclal stud of the matter drafted tiie new form of order Tinre will be u I hearing to uiv a further opportunity 1 for discussion on Dec 21 at 2IW oclock That the company shall run as many trains as Ito physical limitations of tho 1 road will permit In rush hour Is the i purpose ot the order together with tho i operation If it Is possible during non rush hours of trains enough to provldo a seat for every passeiiKor The extent of service on each Hue is limited by the number of trains which can be put across tho brlrtRe lo brills about the reaultii niiulreil an automatic schedule Is necessary which will pass lie great eat number of trains possible by these points of restriction in thu least possible headway liesldi operating the linen over the bridge to their full capacity j the company will bo required to In crease the number of short line trains to tho extent of Its equipment If It In necessary to provide u seat for every passenger the company must operate every car it has during the nonrush hours The order provide In reference to tlm Lexington nveiiu IInen typical in staiico that at all tlmeu tite scheduled headway between througii trains trim Punk How to Cypress Hills shall not bo more than thirty minutes betwen mid night and C A M Ill the daytime the lcadwny muta not tic greater than ten minutes Kach train must bu provided with proper und conspicuous destination Uns ami have printed and posted con spicuously In nell cur headway tables covering the dailY opornlloii of trains RAZZLE FOR CHORUS GIRLS AT THE WHITE HOUSE Special to The Evinlnc World WABIUNGTON Dec IOThe routine at lie While House was varied todixy by tho arrival of twenty chorus girls momhcri of n compimy iilnylnt In this city In u bu red ruhbunuck motor car file elllH oiled up to tlm Vlnto UOUBP ut nuiiii iuJ iiftur u brief welt wmr ushiTfd I no Ito Presidential Private ultlce Ilesulont lluusoviilt irmile no prelliniiinr reinarlta but with the usual series of greetings ulioolt each Imiul uAR ft manentoth so ho is Gtrman Mart t GrapeNuts Gives health and strength to brain and body Theres a Reason 1

I WIK ill I e li Uu It 60 itt icki j The ihorus girls wpiMit Moiulny In rell nit iln Mtnuu tunips of tlu Hod Cross i toclotv Tl t cvonlrj they were st I ee 1 by ilit loml Iliii Crops autliort I ties and the imrpusu of tuilays visit it 11 Vlii HiiiMt WlI8 to assuro the I PrpsMtnt of hen fni stiiiSR of pir i pof und their renl heartfelt desire to I llo some rciil charity a i iK Ml3 Trxio Vettellis tho HlJokeM oman of tho hart trie to tell thu 1iisidfiit Just how iiiiuh chanty ond earnestniisti the ehiortit girls Cdt hut wan cnmpftllert to lull too quickly to finks much of tin Innrlsloll RIOTING MOBS IN i CARACAS RISE I I AGAINST CASTRO Seize Statues and Pictures of Venezuelas President and Burn Them in Public I I CAllAfAK VonrjHirU ManIla Dec 11 via Vlllpnixlnil Curiuno Dec 18 Thp pooplo of OnrnrAM nr isi today nMliiBt Ptpslilont ash to An Infuriated mob unhindered liy tho pollre wept Ilirouclt the city wreckIng tin proporty of tin Pri lilciilB lionphmon anti his closest friends I Iltf people rounilrd up all tile rtatticn I i nnd plnuriR of Iresltl lIt Castro from the dubs and other biiinlpiibllu build i IMKH and burn il tlioin with rejoicing on t IC 1lazii Dollvar I Taslrou rule In VpniKiiela probably i Is ended I In pile of HnllniidK warlike activity I on the coast there have been no I dettionstratlons riliist the Nether lands they nil have brtii directed i aKalnst IMealdeiit Ctuitro and Acting I plIIInt oI1lz i Further dnnjreriis demnnsiritlons are artii ated No official act deposing d aitru from tho IriBlduncy of Vnne j z irla yet han been taken but uch a stuji Is expected any moment An enormous crowd of the Inhabitants I tants of the capital swelled Ly peopl I ruin the oullylriK country gat acrid In j the Ktn otp soon after daybreak The i Ii iiMJilf tpan marching up and down I tho main thuroutrnfaiCG nnd It was i easy to S K that thdl Illtemper would I soon result in vlolefv The pollen stood by and mud no attempt whatever to restrain Ute ilii i The first bulluliis to be attacked and looted war rlml of tlio lot try moni i oly Thu offices or the State enter prise tlial iitis inriehed Itself at tho expense of the peoplu worn rutisacked Furniture was broken and thrown to tho streets and thousands of lottery tickets were destroyed MRS BINGHAM WINS niMlIci DiMtlliiKT Jrant II r n Do eree Prom II Illiiuhiiiii JUftle Dowliug today granted a do cree of absolute dlvyrco tn Mar hn W I ningluun who Is a stttr of Floyd K Curbln reiilesiito dealer at Xo 10 Wall I street froai Frederick G IX Blngham export bockkotpor and accountant The decree wets Insued on ttio reoonnnunda tion of jBoh It Shatter No 3U7 Broad way referee beau of a visit to the MornllvpslOe Hotel In Harlem wIth an other wonan Miss Cohlii was married to Mr Bln ham on Kept M 1 If J at Fnglewood N J Shu In now Ilvlntr at No f33 West Oeio TTundred and TInt rOtlrtl1 rtreet I Grapes t 1 I delicious t healthfulgive the most valuable i o ingredient the I active principle to F IAK1N3 POWDER Royal Baking Powder is indispensable not only for rich or fine food or for special times or service but is equally valuable in the preparation I of plain substantial everyday foods for all I occasions It makes the food more tasty nutritious and wholesome ROYAL BAHINO POWPCK CO NEW YORK Cm6ta re J c C TllURSDA DECEMBER 17TH Attractive Holiday Gifts I I Select assortments of Lace and Linen Handkerchiefs Neckwear Hair Ornaments Headed Bags and Purees Fans Umbrellas Cloven Leather Novelties Fur Nuns and Neckpieces Fur and Fur lined Coats Silk Hosiery I Sweaters Womens House Garments Mens Furnishings Plain and Deco rative Linens Oriental Rugs SPECIAL Linen Handkerchiefs MENS Initials Box half dozen 150 225 300 I Hemstitched Box half dozen 150 225 300 WOMENS Initials Box half dozen 150 300 450 I Hemstitched Box half dozen 150 200 300 I Embroidered Box half dozen 150 300 450 i Fine Silk Umbrellas FOR MEN AND WOMEN Natural Wool and Select Silver trimmed and fancy handln I 295 350 400 500 750 c t c6kul I I TAFT POSES FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS I IN 3 GALLERIES I Speeds From Studio to Studio in Fast Auto With a Police Guard Presidentelect Taft hnd Ills photo uraph takrn In thrcn dlfferetit 1lfth eye title studios today tnvltatlons hnd oenn rxteiided nnd ncreiUecl xomn limo liEu mid the pictures which will be prlntrd from todays slttliiRS are to be rcBarded as oiriclal Xlr Taft does not Relieve he will have time to pose for any morn photographs during the four yeans of IIH tuh ice as President Little time was C conKiimtd In the pho toKrnphlu processes Mr Taft la nit ux ellent sitter follliiB naturally into a iood pose ito sped from studio to I ntuOlo In a fast automobile guarded v bicycle pollL meu and secret ser vice upitatlvof Mr Tall will attend the dinner of the Ohio Society at tliu Waldorf tonight He leaven for AIIRIISUI tin tomorrow mornlm t ui VIBRATORS At Special Xmas Prices A good Vibratory Massage Ma chine makes a most acceptable gift for any man or woman If you have relatives or friends who suffer from rheumatism Jp llgcstion licidachcs nervousness or Insomnia they will appreciate nothing more than t Vibrator I which stops pain Immediately and gives prompt and lasting re I lief In all ailments due to con 1 tcstlon or poor circulation 1 The are also unequalled for massage of face scalp neck nd H bust mil for men alter shaYing VibroLife Vibrator I Ii hand operated regular price Ij 1000 1 Special Xmas Price 500 Eureka Electrc Vibrator rum on battery or electric lighting current regular price 52500 i Special Xmas Price 1800 Free Demonstration at our offices or at Hegemans 200 Broadway Send lur Free Booklet EUREKA VIBRATOR CO 1265 Broadway New York u J 1 t 1fartin llonnut Co Apparel for Women and Misses i 42 West 34th Street 1 Especially Pronounced Values j in Womens and Misses Gowns and Tailored Suits I I f However low the prices quoted quality and dis linclive character must ever be associated with our W garments They are designed not to meet a price but to meet the demand of refined hste 3piece Of chiffon broadcloth in black and colors SllltS The coat is a long hipless model with nar It rowed sieves and large button trimming 4 500 Empire dress embroidered with soutache Value 6500 Suits About 89 suits of broadcloth and imported novelty fabrics in plain tailored long coat 1 Q ff i OUU models Directoire and fancy trimmed effects Reduced from 25 to 40 Gowns Fifty very effective models fashioned of broadcloth and satin m Empire and demi 5 4 2 5 00 Princess models All the favored shades1 Reduced from 39 to 50 L I d SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE 1 DECEMBER 16th to 23d Inclusive CANDY I ft i r Buttercups of all kinds Satlnets Cocoanut j LOlintCr Nibs Molasses Kisses Butter Scotch Chips f j erj assorted flavors Pignolla Nuggets Almond rXljC Ib G 00 d S Diamonds Nut Squares Twists and thirty I w I I others equally is toothsome and attractive 1 Our fine boxes of Chocolates and Wonbons are unequalled In style and make handsome and most acceptable Christmas Gifts Baskets Fancy Boxes and many other of this seasons novelties in stock We advise an early call Dont wait until the day before Xmas make your purchases earlier In the week while our store is not overcrowded Many patrons who walt until the last moment we shall have to disappoint Come early 71 Souvenir FREE to Each Purchaser SPECIALS in 1 lb BOXES IlllOKKN CANDY IOu CIlIAU IIJLAHSER COCOANUTSOe I MUIAHHUH IIIAJW CANDY aro CltCOIAifl 1IUN1 Citltftis Oc I AHHOIITKU CAUAMKIB trt LhfOCLATi DA1NTIgS A mt1n Pt J MAHSlfiU Ji JVH lOle CiiOLOLAtlt MOJAHht5 CIIIIs800 IllOCOIATi MAJIK AtNUlRUII Chi OCUlA III COII lECANB fiOa JIIOCOIMTK MAHSIIM ALLOWS j Jje IOCOIATKS jliJiorlod hOc I J CIIOOOI NIT IlKFS fe ClrrjCCHATi NOUGATH 10 t niOCOUATB ANOKIUJIMJ jWII PlIOCOIATBS uldfnihlonrd ICc OllorOIATKS AND 1IONIION8 m AlMDND IIOSRV NoUfJAT lOc firOfOIATB IlANTATIONH t4C ClIoCotAlI roNtxr CIIIHP UOo lOCortlandtSt I IAtu 3 Doors from Broadway 480 FULTON ST BROOKLYN I I GIFT SLIPPERS f FOR MEN AND BOYS Nothing more appreciated for a Christmas Gift than a pair of slippers We are showing the larg I l est and most varied stock to be found in the city I Seal Russia Calf Kid or Goal Opera Slip pers In Tan lack or Red 150 to 400 Kid Romeos In Black or Ton 5200 o SJ50 Ton Kid Cavalier 5500 BlAck Felt Slippers leather or felt soles 150 I Black Felt Romcos I leather soles 150 Comfy Slippers In Blue I Qray Maroon 128 5150 NOT OPBN Hand Crochet Slippers Red Black and Gray 200 II Bath Slippers in Velvet Satin or Toweling S 100 150 I Boys Opera Slippers In Tan or Black Kid 150 200 3 BOVB Tan Oonl Romcos 200 U Boys flnd Mens Indian iMoccaslnj 150 to 250 Mens patent Leather or r eVBNINOS dim Metal Pumps 350 to 9600 1 Alexander f IXTH AVKNUK AND NINBTIBNTH STRUT r

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