The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
December 21, 1908

Page 1

41rblMsrAy1 Ilhr At JI M4 J lt t r i p 1 TL J c i i I F J f 1 R Mrs i3r u I IFr h r t Ps I r Husbald as 1 1 i1Tii alrlS b ot I 1 f ItE5UL1S s n ED I TION J WIJATIIIHI Intr tniilKliI mill Tmxilnr i FIN A L I Gbt GREEM EDITION t RESULTS EO I TIn N j f II Circulation Books Open to All I r I Circulation Books Open to AH I I PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK MONDAY DECEMBER 21 1908 PRICE ONE P CENT f CAR 1lJlt R 00 I fREE STEEL Ht HITS AT GARY Talk of Interested Persons I I Must Not Be Taken as Final II He Tells Congressmen i BIG PROFITS PROVED t Trust President Like the Monk b V ey After the Chestnuts Some Protection Facts WASHINGTON Dec lThnt the I I steel Industry of the United States has I I reached a point where It does not need protection but can stand alone In com petition with the world was the feature of the testimony today of Andrew Car negie before the Committee on a s and Means of the House of Representa tives which Is securing evidence de signed to assist It In the preparation of a new tariff bill which will come up j for consideration at the extra session of Congress Mr Carnegie had primed himself for the ordeal of the rigid questioning which no was to undergo and he kept the committee and audience In constant laughter by lib Heady retorts and wit He would not deal In figures claiming 1 that the more that tlKines were used the more the subject would become be fogged Will Not Hurt Wages Mr Carnegie In the course of his an swers characterized Mr Schwab as a genius and Mr Gary ac a most lovable I man but a very shrewd one He ox pressed tho opinion that wagon would I not be reduced If the tariff was lowered or removed entirely I Incidentally Mr Carnegie declared he I was utterly opposed to un Income tax believing as he said with Mr Glad stone that such a tax produced a na tion of liars t s The Laird of Sklho Castle testified In 1 support of the statements that he made c In hip magazine article derlnrlUK per latently that the facts show that the I steel Industry needs no piulecliii Asa 1 I a witness Mr Carnegie proved tho most t I Intending that has appealed before the committee interspersing his testimony with humorous and epigrammatic ro I uarks Praises Schwab Hits nary Praising the genius of Charles M I i I Schwab Mr Carnegie suggested that Congress should extend a vole of thank to Mr Schwab for his worlc In improving tho methods of steelmaKmg In this country I I never met Ills equal raid Mr I Carnegie In speaking of Mr Schwab I l and when we were partners we were a I t great team 1 That Is very apparent remarked Chairman Payne 1 Speaking of the testimony of Judge I l Uary before the committee Mr Carne gie said r Ton should not place any real value i I on the testimony of Interested parties j Judge Gary said that the United Platen I j Steel Corporation could stand areduct 1 1 lion in the tariff on steel but that tho mailer steel manufacturers could not 1 survive the lowered dntie That la like one of Avaopn fable Judge Gary I ti like the monkey who desired the i chtitnuta but wanted the cat to pull I thorn out of the lire The crowded hearing room frequently rang with peals of laughter at the quips of Mr Carnegie who Ecomed to bo ID plendld shape for tho questions asked by representatives Ualrell und Payne At one point Mr Iaynu leaned over and whispered to Mr tulzel who sot I at his right I I with the chairman would tell me a what he said to Mr Unlzell I Uilnlc I 1 ought to know Mr Carnegie protested i There was a roar of laughter through out the but Mr i room Pavan made no I reply LtanliiK over with inn hand lo 1 lui ear und Ins mend iwKed in laU side In Imitation or UK nitiuue iifMiiuid ii l Mr iv iu in iviiij en3 in MI lui r sell Mr uurfe jad I should uy j ml ubr ilill e Jill rh is 11 I A1 LJirin t i mi c in iKii III ligUIIb r I The mull 11 ecu ni gel IIII mur YOU will lii boliKi n I dull Jiidjii by flumes gUfii liy eiiKtfu piiiiiiM 1 raid lit anullier point III his UBllniliny 1 Judge by rcmiii Flflures Show Dig Profits Th former tocl uuijftmta valU nut Judie Gary had uii an annual statement showing that the United tales bleat Oor uraUIIIl States Corputatluu bail inaUo u proOt o 91S8uouucu wliliiu he rtli enuaiua a piottt uf Jl3o u ton on all steel iinxtuot liroduota Mr Vuniesito uvuldtd uiiiot rfpllid u fallutlua aa In WIl IFr the real of pro f Contlnu on fourth lageJ aUJ I e 7 h n t BROKER UYDArv1 i i C DIES IN HOSPITAl LU SOEN HELD V I I Inventor Who Shot Financier in Broad Street Office Is Charged With Murder INSANITY IS CLAIMED I I Relatives of Slayer Declare He i Was Crazed by Losses Through Fraud j Harry B Snydatn the curb broker who was shot In his offlcn at No 331 Droll street by John C Lumsden on Saturday morning died shortly after S oclock this morning In Hudson Street Hospital The surgeons Rave up hope yesterday and Suydams vitality alone kept him allo during the last twelve hours Lumsden who was held without ball i in Centro Street Court yesterday by I Magistrate Finn to await the result of Suydams Injuries was rearralgned to day charged with homicide Ho was then committed to the custody of the Coroner Suydams wife who hurried from her home in Plalnfleld X J when she was notified of the shooting was at his bed side when he died In fact she had not left the hospital from the moment ot her arrival She Is an Invalid and the suspense and shod have had an alarm j Ing effect upon her health I Two Bullets Caused Death j The two bullets that caused tho death I of Suydam were of 38 calibre Ono en tered his left breast below the heart I passing entirely through the body The other passed through the right lung and lodged In the back I Considerable matter of public Interest regarding Wall street methods of fin I ancing companies will be brought out on Lumsdcns trial lIe has Influential rel atives In the South and there will be no lack of funds for his defense His people declare that he was driven Insane by Suydam and others In Wall street who defrauded him out of an In vention LumMlen has the emotional temperament of an Inventor they say Some Inventors after they are robbed commit suicide said Lumsden I In the John street police station shortly after he was arrested on Saturday 1 am not that kind Lumsdens invention wn an electric vibrating massage machine He per fected It In Ulrrlngham Ala where he was the manager of a theatre and arc to New York to launch It on the market Ho guff all his friends believed he had a bonanza Vanted to Put Wife In Opera Ills wife Caroline Miller of Charles ton a sister of Held Miller soloist In the Brick 1resbyterlan Churc has a magnificent voice and had gained much I renuwn through the South as a concert singer It was her ambition to appear In opera and Lumsden when ho brought 1ir and his invention to New York firmly believed that his financial re turns would enable her to gratify tha Ambition lie met Suydam one of the best known and most popular of the curb op erators last April Under Suydamn guidance a company was formed to ox plolt the massage machine Lumsden I was oleuled president HP put most of I his money in the concern Suydam sold considerable stock among his blues in IlUnllelJ where he was a mcnber of i tho Common Council a prominent iiurst worker and hrh In Masonic circles I The massage machine 1114 nut pan out has tho inventor had mitleipatid rite In the uumnier the company was reoican I lul with u man nanud Jacobs II president Lumsden did not thlnl hd had been treated falily ilu held notes i j ill money advanced amounting to JOJO l Mid demanded pa mem I Claimed He Was Defrauded j Jacobs and Suydam claimed that the i money had been expended In forward i I Inn the Intel csta uf the company but I Luniiulen declared they had ilherted It lu their QIU uses miytlam however 1 i agreed to pay tae note aj uuon u 0 tic tilts uf Mi nnnnccB wi nuitd i g uu lay layin in the nean LIllie Jinit dcnj numey IMI om ile fin I ia will lu the iiuuu 01 uui al lu b liiilb 1 t 111I boO u p ia wee I UU UUlu A Ijoaiiiint h Ubu u o fib fist 1IIi MMlllll M11 01 llCl lip Illl u cut III the pailin UK n ld MM 1oilu that he one III the end uf 117 renUiiiiH and hid been r1hlal by 1Sitil Mrt aultpere D BULL NO VORSE IIr Jeriiiliik II WynKooji nlteiiihrii lih ilclari to Dr VHIIuiu T Hull omen Ills ctutemeni this mornlim iluitlr illil im C0l u filth culillui Julu lay mid tnt theta In mi iiMoirlul iiiiiiifcu in nu Ioiiuliiun p c Wxikniii la nlnuilf III with u old und contlneil tii hU bed but receive fitfiuiiit repoiln of Ur hills iiindltlon rum Ur Joseph I itlulla run ul buy Ull r Lotus tliu the m1 vTLtDrle eons se awe a 0 YoU MOVE OH Y0OULL GET q D SANE 9 HN 11 flRiE Q VTF PBTOL AT ffl 1fl3 AgBB R ACK F I Then I Ran Up the Gangway Says the Widow of Capt Hainss Vic j tim Dramatically and Could Stili Feel the Pisloi SAW HAINS CALL BROTHER AS VICTIMS BOAT CAME INI I Was There and I Saw ItI Saw His Legs I Give Waythe Firing Was Going On He Fell Her Story of Husbands Death The most dramatic moment in the trial of Thornton Hains for com plicit in the murder of William E Annis by Capt Peter Hains came at i the old courthouse at Flushing this afternoon when the prosecution i called to the stand Mrs Helene E Annis widow of the victim to tell how her husband was shot to death at the Bayside Yacht Club on the after noon of Aug 15 last I Dressed just as she was the other day when she appeared as a wit ness in her black gown big black hat and long veil the splendid lookinsr woman entered She was white as chalk but cold and steady as ice She gave her answers with a slight tremor in her voice If Thornton Hains is convicted he may thank Mrs Helene E Annis for most of it Except for the constant little qualm in her voice she did not show what she must have felt until just before the finish Then her deep strong throat notes shook until they threatened n break But she did not weep nor did her expression change It was calm deadly calmand she told her story with a deadly emphasis PRISONER SHRINKS UNDER ACCUSATIONS I Z It was plain to any one that the widow knew the weight of the words and that she meant them to carry all the meaning and all the force that was possible At nearly every minute of her testimony in every break between question and answer Mcintyre had been on his feet fight ink like a man swimming against a strong current with a flood of in terruptions and objections striving to keep out what was most damaging to his client The big finelooking woman would shake her head under its huge black hat as if impatient to go on but falling instinctively into the mode of a practised witness she invariably waited until he was done and had been overruled he was overruled every time but once before going on with hr vibrant musical voice carrying to every part of the court room nwi COURT itREATiiiiEss nv unit STORY i Jenkins Mains paled to a piscrust yellow as he listened His head was in his hands his long fingers playing uneasily against his cheek bones over which the skin had tautened until the points stood out through the flesh prominently His lips curled away from his teeth in a mechanical grin and his forehead furrowed into deep corded wrinkles Not a sound had come from the crowd except its deep hard breathing The Justice all sympathy and understanding had been constantly on i the alert now checking Mrs Annis when she sought to inject what she thought instead of what she saw into the testimony now waving down I the excited Mcintyre now helping the DistrictAttorney with the form of his questions As Mrs Annis neared the point where she described the tragedy Itself Thornton Halns smell to ho trying to stare her out of her senses Ills pyB never left har fern Sho felt the baleful force of his gale evidently lor onto or 10110 she hook her eyes mil throw l dt her head Thorn iiolnlB wlitlt scored moat forcibly nsaiiim Thoiiitun Mains his invXonln to his hroihor as Anniss hoi eimi in hU throw IIIK himnelf 01 Kimrd hefon even the first shot cnino his threats to her his holding the pun at her harkuvary one absolutely now fiuta and every one a null la coffin lid unless lie can disprovu 1111I11181111 IhtIll till Halns KMVO with a j sin diillbernln earnest neks that made tho nerves of hur hearers tingle In response late tightened fiddlo strings CHAINS TRANSFIXED DURING REOITAl When Parrln Nnully wild he was through the crowd exhaled its breath in ti big rumbling sighu sigh of satisfaction one might safur this crowd I of Flushing townfolk had heard the biggest start that hUll iomo from U wit I neat stand vlnco Kvclyn Netblt Tlmwa days In court 111 a witness 1 Tilers TVM a little pause Go little bustle of people shitting about In their Mrs Awns on the Sand Telling Dr malic Story of the Murder seats and relaNliiK their tense holies The widow v pat with her iO od lianils lying loosely In her lap waiting A Jerk Drought her water bit sic waved him away Jenkins Hains didnt move any mor than If ho had IXPII iarved Hit gaze unwInkliiK as tliu of a rattler was fixed en her face IwKr this tinintorruptcd scrutiny the rich color hi gin to Hood In eddying vavcs bak Into her face Tho ilnkliiK him caino In n vlndow at hur ba li ani tnuilicd her black widows garb with gold Tho jurors elide up si ciclilnx ihelr limbs Tlioy hadnt moved wbily oho tenlllld 1ld s 011 knot C3pt Inter Halos say tery well bet ulst 1 wtw IakluK prior to Aug Kt began Dirrn I did J ld you en lo the Uayslde Yncht Club on AIIK 117 Yes I wont Iy l train from New york I Vlio was with you My children uy two little hos t the Haynlilc slit tloit did von meet my ono I did Whom did you meet Mr Itock well and some others whom I do not recall You wont over from the station to the club In the stage I did On the way over did a cab or surrey pars the couch 7 Yes Did you notice It particularly Yen wtiiii we wur u near Mr Hrlntim hells lioiiht a prlviito rill Passed iin 1 sass Capt liter Halminil Ii hot lit r man hlttliiK In Ihu t all I tsns un tin lefthand side and I saw thorn dis tinctly I nutlets that UH we ncaiid the hurl read the cab drew up till we passed und fell In behind UB Did Cubit Peter llnhib leu toward you youI could net nay because on seeing him I became very much frlshtemd Frightened at Sight of Him How close did the tab follow the stage down the shore rend It wan very close Ulio was the man with Capt llamas I didnt Know him then I sulinfiuently found cut ho was Thorn ton llaln How lust did oho cab tlay behind j the tilllll1 A1 liin as limy coiilil Idrht in UII Wliili the lnKi stopped I noil iil that lit ialJ Hluppiu Just bulinU ux nnd file oiTUMin immudlately gut lout wiltShat did you III I holpmt out I my two little IIUN and went Into the leivpthm room up lust a miinienl 1 raw llu difondiinl and bpi Ilulni tilKliin III u nuKMi wit itcr I didnt know whitt wan said AH I uint i Imo Itiniu I heard Tlmnitun llalnn tin Dm trunk tl H rtr1liiUtiy Hut I was to excited tlmt I iiuildnt lonuiniUr 111I eon the iuiu war uraullIK mu them then Vlnt did you dot I liiuiKxIlutely strut lu the duck Who did you nee there J cant for my Inlshn4ul11i u rorluve11 tilts I I thiio ami ells Jjnnuiy mill Mr An ilrtWH ami Ills sun aro saute I remem I ber Followc Her ko Float I After rolling off Ilii ninifh nf some it the otliiiM rlic ipneiil ered Mix An Ills wont on I 11111 un lie goat aliniu om minute when I hulked that Thornton lining II anil Irtor lulus had followed me down Mclntyro objected to Ilin phriKenlruy of thlH lout was overruled Tlio Judge linked the ltiieptt for her moanlnK I Menu that they ritm lo tlm dock Uiviily liililnil nu mini Mrn Arml rapt IliiliiH shine by tho fiats KlHn linn hoiiti liy Into ilgbt stilt of tin gang way Thointnn Ilmnx stood at the top of tho unsay lnlKInt lo KDIIII of lilt muniliirii ai they maul ilovn llu wall I on tho lift hand t lilt Who tallied with him Mr Birch IlcM Is till only oao I rorncmber I illtlnt hear whiu was Haiti How fm apart wein the brothers About tlftecn fcot the gangway wits botweiii thorn the n was your husbnnil when you llrcl reached the end of the doe In the middle of tho buy In his boat gall tog a race Could yun tee hln face Xo How lone before he approached the docl It was fully twenty minutes sns the tall In such iioEltlnn that I yon COIl 101 cee him an ho aiiruirhm Xo You could nut sou any fares A the boat rrahrJ tliu float qt4 I was about f teen cc away toil what you raw and what hHipn U I wa MI rillpil trio ill i Mn w in Mr An I drKM and hl min MI IHivllfhKI wu tulkiu IhIllin Jcnkmn Iliilim t nun h i tae Itilt pall M I m air Illrehf ulil run i down the 0 iii q link nem to the eilK I of Olio flout and uulid off the b jat I I saw him u to till bow and put hit Its nl on II What did either of the Hftlnia do aid you notice 1 Yc I touted Au Mr Blrchflold I i flue rsv 1urUivlt lltlli I m r VII lu tit urn Iulusir iluliOU3 urns I Ira etar dowslt C n whan uuolrn In trey 4 00 un ftle ciiU mil mtl l iaib al all untie t t j Hains Went to Edge of the Float I With the Captain and Stood t I i Facing the People With it His Revolver 1t t KEEP OFF OR ILL KILL YOU IJ A iNSS THREAT TO ROBERTSr I r j Pckcd His Revolver in My Face and 1 Stood A t a Stiil While Captain Continued to Fire j at Annis Club Member j Testifies J ran Gown the ffsagplRnk Thoraton Ella turned and fccaltoccd to Ui3 brctljor 1111 jnnrto same orclamation I Thctt Thornton IlrlTis went down the CacgpIanJ right lieWnt 2irchfleia nnd I rlsut totlnft tim came s otor hams V oat did Ca dn IlnnT T ntllll HIIIMI liuiiiiillatrh Mil i p isltlmi vltli a revolver lint I mi iced Cap llnltis rhnP Hi run dawn Fits Muni drew a ifvnlvcr Ht Into II r in hliiK position and looked umlir till j ulT T II us what Thnintnii llnlns did list then put In Die Judge lit wrnl tii tin edgeai Ih Mont NRlit aloud with Ills brother lurnnd amid so ho was fiirInt the people and innd with Ills revolver Ho was Mlnnil i HK iibnilt lnrt or four tent ftum Caps iliiliiH Cnpl JliiliiH as I havi1 told you e as rouchrd dawn with hIs had to IS

Saw Him Draw Revolver I What tens the position of Peter lallisn right hand Ho was lirMInc I n revolver In It nlinniK it 1 saw film I draw IL I When did you eniiir down the run vviiy LotwiPii tln Ilist in d stand in If TI err was n pause lirtvfin tilt nest 11111 Mson shill nrd 1 11111 iVun I thru Illii mnil I wax august iltstme I was trylnr to jj to mv liiihlmiiil He I ran down Thornton Hains I made one or two steps toward ma ard polatod his rovolver at mo I turned I aronad and stood atlll for a second HD Mr Mclnt rc stopped hIs bulldog I manner for this wltmsH MB went lit her deftly and Rvntly Ho knew ho had ills work cut out for him Mow Ions did you Know thin defend ant before AuK 15 ho begun I didnt Know him at all before then she said I Mow lung hall you known rapt I tialns I Itiuv CIIIt IIn ins four or t inoiithi I Whern arc you llvlnit now One I MundHd and Thirtyninth street No rf1 Vestfa Miinhnttnii I llvid nt No i 7 liiriiiinnt nveiuiH on AUK lL What time did your husband IOU to tho riulihoiibf lIe went on the SOO train 1 Very Much Excited plrt ho tell you he was solnj on that rain 1 I dirt not talk to hln on that fay at nil I only Urrow lo left the louse early lie got 10 BajUde about i bS I thtnU lie left the house lit 715 1 n the mornlnj I you nay you wore cxltwl when you aw rapt llama hit afternoon on niir arritai f woivciy muv ex I I 111111 Jhore w41 toirhri Iflnl ii e1 vvir glad U tll tUatr sicu ill I d oil An itjjoilon b v l rMM ij t d s i nun lU lutilull1f11 you 4M not 1 rptn who wits m to rah with tie Cj talii So not at the time you went ti tliu dur4 un your n j rival Vtw1 Vou did nut l ouk Uelilnil yow Xo j You in ruly ilUUnlt tin iir thai the I lIalnft fulloufd you done tu the dock Th y were at tlu dock aluenl iht rattle tale I was ld ou nfti the i cndJiit sjidak to unyuody un tho in tes in 1IL I lllrcllirld I aw lliu spunk to uthvm out I noticed Mr ltli hrt iu mot 1 J put his revolver in my back riffht fee my back I stopped ana I looted bad nrd thc revolver was fixed at my back Ho rid You move cr youll rot the same ilne I stood for another leo J cad aid then I ran up tho faujfway I teeth fcol tho revolver at my hank thea The Ehootins woe ntlI gci on J I stojnd ala turned around and started back but air Andrews I think it wro took my arm and led mo to the clubhouse Jild you se your husband at tho time cr the jiootln Veil nt the lirsl shut he was sitting down At he second shot ho sot up ace stir oil nround tan hiw to gpi front inhlnd the mast As ho cot from behind ills fiix save way and he fell Into Uo we0 I was there alto wont 01 slowly and I taw it I saw ills one give way wader him Ito firing was cant O1ho fcll1I1o logs gave way aca no fell into the water I saw him foil Into the water Then Mr Andrews took me nway took ma to the club house and after that for a whllo I didnt know anythlcir more Vou limy civs xjunlne salt Mr Parian MttlrK down The story was endedas dramatic i gary a over a eonrtnoin nnjlinco hail hfird This Hpleiidld looking voitnn In Idnik nearly six feet tall and perfectly lirnunlloied with bl stem features had mad u mngnlfletMil witness nalnat her husbands alleged slayer Mrs Annis on CrossExamination Foils Efforts to Break her Down Worn there other Indies there They came down a minute after I ar rived rivedWho Who worn they Mrs Rockwell Mrs Xesbltt Mrs Hill nnd Mrs An drawn Mrs Ulrchfleld was not on tile lncl17 Ka nut then You ladles were all toietlcr on tho Both Yes Disturbed All the Tine Where lId tho other ladle sri when the HhixttlnK beuan I ilun t lvo tv Did lacy run awavV 1 dun Know V1nt elute meiiirs s did the Ililns lyujheratall to at Die rtufls J cam iJtnMai ssminli cues rUovlori were they talking to Mr hfkU I cannot say Why Hot 1 wii5 to dlsturjeJ All the tlno Yes Your nttentlui was dlroctcd toward apt Ifiilhu you cayV Yeti iyuu watched him careuilyt Yen Tliornton Jfalns was n totcl stranser to you He wag Y cu pnhl nu attention to hllitT No very little jpu hud your ryr Oil the mptnin all jut v ilc Xn only HI Init Uilj r Iii U am I sul htl1 Ihlol 111111 IMI r r ntiyllliia t un man a i i i Ui in ITill len d uiiij I dd ml A yon otouil Iheie Hull lui Jiiid ills ailril our BlMiut I WIt hurl uterl Yos JJd yoU mrmlun four worry ID any gf the futile i I did ma tHht ypn HO llii tnt nt your hut Imiidnf Itis sat tH at the I i tlt I did riot Thu will i hi ii lln of stsh n after hla boat tiniud lu ua III tLtre the moat lurntKI Ins fate uai Inn tar away fyr 1110 to nutkr It out Wtillo rlorntuji IlMln wan tuimni la c Mr ltlrclitifd did yug pear him My I 1 r

Page 2

mr JI If q l I 17 wri 1 J m ir P 7 4 IIUIJ iJYC IiJ 6 1 I y fm S lJ ft TH E EVE w T TI1 WAPTT M n AT DAY T 11MRPP CM 1C1AR I W7 MOVE OR YOULL GET THE SA ME HA iNS TO MRS A NNfS to the fiilrtHln Lots K linii Jpjtiipr i fOil Jant line I 111 tut I t r him Warned Husband Back I Rlil yotl my on vmr liriv txntn nil llon I xvna too rxrltnl to nnllrp anv I Uilnff Xo sir 1 li1 POI iunK tin I ntfllronent I dont thlnli 1 dlil You were wnirlili3 for your IMIF fcand to conic InV Viv r Vnrc you aciiirllmi ccncoriiliiK b tin f No NoYou t You wctc not com prmil ntioul Mm t Tt mean yes I W H vxcltcil natu rally wnii excites Bompwhnt t When Mr Ulrchflelil rin down to Mr Annlf where wore you 1 wna still l on the dock wntchliiK thp 11111111 L Wliero wore you tonkins t Kppt my pyps on the Hnln cs t Plil you say anything n your Iui5 fonnd Iniulpd 1 told hll to l efi back backWhat I What did you nay I i mile to him to keep Imck In This was before tin hcmihw lieean Just upforp yp flf Had Reason for Vigilance There wan 11 tuiie irre while tlip Ills tcfatAttorncy wont for some lujipr I teltltrn Jalr Sir A tin ta left thp timl and nit In a t lla lr Just liohltul II Plio drank omp water and cwfpd hir olicrks U ll her Sevs1 Mtiiids VliPli Partll returned r ttc returned to the ttlnt stand and the examination wont on after this fash Ion What 1e you do after you called oul I was watching Thornton Hnlns L Why I had I rcrson F Wlirre was the Captain1 lip was behind nip I How far was hp away from you Alwut fifteen feet Why did you notice Thornton lining whom you did not know rather than t Peter Maine whom you did know I f t had a reason to watch Cant llulns anjl as tihe other man was with him I had a j I len OI to watch Mm too nt ldes my j I attention was nartleularlv attracted to t I Thornton Mains Why Ueiauc after speaking to hip ttOther and beckonlnir he ran down the round runwav drew a revolver and snunsr arolll Describe how he drew the revolver I cannot 1 only know he drew It and faced us presenting his weapon I 1 The widows voice rad taken on flat h leaden deadnefs of quality She seemel 1 wearied by the strain of I but she f 1 f kept her poloe sitting bolt upright and 4 holding her head Hsu leI mouth ff twitched and sassed a little at the cor 1 ners Was there a noticeably quick move ment on the part of the defendant as lie drew his KIIII I Is impossible to say Saw Few Others Was the revolver pointed to the peo J ple on the dock I dont know I ri ou was there Yes but J was I j watching the rnptaln U that moment t No Did you sw Mr tllrchlleld theie o NoDid 11 Did you see the defendant point a re volver at Mr Ulrchfleld or Mr An ff drews No I t At a Mr Kuiiltn No el At I Mr Hoberts No I saw lon of those things 1 Did you nee a man so toward a boat on the float and kneel down No Did you see John TonninK No Did you fee Mr Ieavltt there i No NoDid Did you see the younger Mr An i drews there Yes before the hoot 1 Ing Did you hear any exclamation at the t time of the shooting Only the re mark made by Thornton Ualns to me Did you hear the defendant make nny remark to either Mr Andrews or I Kunke No I tell you 1 only heard r what he said to me i Knows Import of Testimony t Mrs Annlf ou ail on the direct ex initiation that there was an interval I between the first shot ale the Mibse quern shots tim were fired Yes Man anybody told you It was im portant 10 know that there wa tin In tervnl between these shots No I Do you know the Importance of this i testimony you are gIving on this point I i Yes I know Its Importance I I Further iiiestlonn on this line were excluded by the Court I i Were the other shots rapidly ells f charge More rapidly than the flrn two t twoDid you pay more attention to the r I shots than to Mr Annls I paid more attention to my husband she said i 1 lu LUU A CULL IN COLU 0K oAr li ak LAXATIVE HItOVtO Qulnln IA r 110l0 Tbl U DrurIat reun4 motif If It alii Tblol I I C W tl I 1 nnovKS ilmmur li on web bns n I I Help Wanted i ToDay I i r tdrertbed for in T Mom it World Ware Directory I MONDAY KKC i I 1009 A iJre eri I lianuan Makm I Axeflhu I JioUssork I ArtIsts 2 Ironcri 13 flakera I Janitor b Iarund r a Janltrti R I Blackimltht l Jewll I nrrakblnderi I Ixiunlreirci I j Iokkeer 2 1thlnll I 1y 30 Mananrri 2 4 ll klayss I Manlrursi 4 I Buahelmen I Mnilmr 12 f Hutchtr IS NUT I CAnvaawn H Opera luri f Carptnten 2 haiomaphrri 3 J r ahera 1 Mlnter 2 Chambermaliti U lrlltt 1 Chr4e 1 1Uher I olfto i 4 ortan OoniiMaKnrc 1 r Mrii U Cock i Main 7 rtmnen 3 Cooks Fniali fIlarlr 3Si Cultiri 10 Hilwmion Pay1 Work I inn Iwh i nrnhr VI SkIll land i Dt Ih I Ircve hands i X tihwahotl S Xcilli llor i Drum lhlnrn a I rux Olurki jllrI I MI l OIth n I 1Elr r1r Kinbrvldfivri d Trlniiurt i r ntlt r 2 Tlltainlli l FrIr A Tr rlr I j HnUlien 1 VpololltI I Kirenien 2 Ydliiifdiw i ro Wll raol I WI au OIo 2 4 JIeceiIsaoaa aa I Tolnl THO 4 The oMJ printed tcxlav 79 Help Ads 353 more that I otlwr New York papers C9n t1 I a lint Itigb utiil a pnun of sudileti pil twlKtoil lire fac o i Alnl t lr Int I I was lt IIIUIMS Iolisule iu Mi A riots AMpr tillS h mil il nil madf io 1 f iisallon atMliKt Tiitiliui lljltis did you I Object said pirnn istidtied salil lusticp Cruiif tthn apparently did i not fall Mclntytps inrthod S of loll nt tIn diiid iota ns wlie I Did you tpstlfy nt top ImiucM 1 till tint I IHil ou po to tin pollie rotirt heat ing I did lint I Did you tell any one you aw Thorn ton llalm 1ICIlr Itnrkwtll for fXnmplp j I think so I hnvo talked Iwlth her I mist have mentioned It Mcintyre Works Hard le entpilly aloliK IIIIP the Jit tlip him self itt yi feiii I ha make Mr Mclntyfp modify his iiuestoiis Mrlntyre worUfd hard Ills IIP was red and Ihl jnuat poured 10wI hl foiehend III trnam Did Mr Wilte te1 you to say Thorn ton llalnB lippNonid lie illd Inl I l dnny one mrne t to 11 thai vou lolti ht to ay tie e Ihlll Ali olutely not i When you yond your statement to Mr D rrii dd in one lediice I to y wrtlnc No How many times did you tell Mr Harrln bout till beckonlns Only j once onceHow low often did you see in The I I I mes A nil when was It you loll 11 Dar rln of the bcckonmK The third time Did you 11 us on your direct ex I amination that Thornton Mains look a certain position and extended a le volver yih dlil tell you that said the Indue sharplv and on your mo 1 Ion Mr len T I struck it out Surely you dont want to crossexamine on that IIII You say Thornton Mains beckoned to his brother just before the shootlntr I Yes j Tells Only What She Saw I j Mas Anybody said to you that n or i tem to secure conviction It was flce j j sary for you to say this I am nnly j J i teilliiK here what I snw with my own i eyes she answered slowly I I Are yon a It that 11 other witness i has said Thornton Maln beckoned to i 1 Peter i I Object said Durrln nali Su i talned said the Judge i I Did you have to turn around to see him beckon No I Thornton Hall was stnndlnK even I 1 with you Yes I And his brother was about fifteen I I feet behind you Yes Yet you could 10 him beckon Yes YesAt At that moment your htiband was coming in Ye j And you were excited and dlturned j I wan worried I Va It aliout that moment you railed nut to your huslvind Ye 1 called out ai Thornton Mains ran down the f float floatDid 1HI you eee a revolver In his hall then No I didnt Mis back was I toward cue Hosldn J was looking toward my husoand then I Were you moie worried then Yes YesAnd And excited Pomewhat Warned by Halnss Actions Yet you could distinguish which man welt llrst down the runway Abso I lutely held Up by Mains With Gun and hreat Keep Oft or ill Kil YouJJ At the close of the morning session i only Ole witnessharie5 II Roberts had been upon tile stand and both Ides seemed satisfied with the progress cdch unit made with the witness I Mr Roberts upon his direct examin ation corroborated the stories told by the several eyewitnesses already heard i ax to the position taken by the defend ant at the time of the shoutlnK that of slalrlnA off Ihp crowd that his brother I mlKht finish the job of murdcrlnc Annia j Thornton Malnaa face clouded as the 1 witness told how when he heard the Ir1 shot and sprang toward Capt Haiti the prlnoner poked a gun In his face und chouted Keep off or Ill kill you Then the wUlnees stood In his tracks looking Into the muzzle of the revolver until the last bullet had torn through the victim und he dropped Into the water Mains heard repeated also how the j witness cut short hIs effort at explana j lon by saying You fire just as guIlty as your brother you pi evented us f ruin stopping him Hut a moment later a j smile llfihted his face whn Huberts testified that Mains had raid I am sorry I have tried for 1 long time to stop him from dolnu this As Roberts stood up well under Me Imyres cropflexumlnutlon the prisoner grew plainly nvrroui Ml smile narrlci witn It a senSE of uneasiness and his eyes shifted from the face o one Juror to tin ace Of another as If he meant to read their minds by their expressions Darrlr ucslgnt Almost Just what nnilil I If a Dlhtrict Attorney prosecuting an Important car should vuUuvnly become pltiued and re stun came near being demcnstrattd at this trial DlstrlciAtI roe Darrln ad mitted this inurnlnK that en Saturday I he had written his letter of miKimtlcm to Uov JlUKhea to Ink effect imme diately Mo wan pfrHjitded by his friends to reconsider the matter mid his m in In lie tore up lli letter h1 n ke II about the matter ln said YiS It IB true I was tit cit of the criticisms and war getting It on nil j aides Not vII the hiinsejA irs but the fun teemed to regard me as a Ink I head nod It gut ton strong 1 am onlY human und this coiinia i and irritating cililclMn tn 1 i n liervus 1 have lunvcvui riicim ilerpi my st SIM live detru wl ih if tcrT Titi ItttrUnAttorney wan atkml f I the ri pi mi propourd in cull Mi 4 luUII Hali and lr saiL No I il I not call item Sle does i not knit I uluttlt f ct relative to HID rune plaint the Itliudallt Thornton lUlm Ai fur an I know efle In mil at VVIIlthrop Mum Wllhrop I Robert on the Stand A s OUH 50 Jumic Irnl muuntt Itir each l J trlclAttrnty Jwrriii t ilet kharl I Iulmiu 1 maMker of tl UlajiWe Vuuht titub vthu aw II kill I Mils an Itth nMl i u link I a tutrpliMM S Ufiii I tr HIK t s l i trii unMifll r Tlmrliliii I 1 i his linil in l arln I MBV wit Mfr 1 I II II i with Mr IiI hlblir I ve I with him aljOlt 111 UrtKpb 1 i abiitlt tin1 raM liMC1 I IIA o you cvor tnlkiMl to iin1 imf Ihl our trstlmony hero tnila t have betn to the IMslrlitAtturnpv iitlil told him nil Unit I lt Plil Ol irll yirir frlinls wlat li saw NII w P jtut tiiikttl iver the traueilN Did you inn tell Mr Itln lifiolil about t hut you saw I Ililn nitil loltr was thrlo j Havi you over 1011 IIn Ill 011 ftliiisi1 tliliiK t wlilrli MUI ImVf i tnlpil I I IICIT olrlhl licrkiinliiK 11 lUtHnif of Thinntnn llalli1 Y tin Ols trllAltonirv mill 11 Vlilli wi I i lidpliiK hliL I Itnve talked I umul 11 ainitit tills truKPily 05 I tout you I tuitl Mr I iiit flu ttrt h ins I n 0 a iii heard I SniiHvtlmt lifltaKil I IdlnI turniil Imrli iiuuli to the lithoiiiitR ppimilo a hal WRiitvl II know if Ms Annls vnr Ill A st lat Prnwiitnr Pnytciti about I Slio hail not Itavltii onl hail luivt talk with Dayton Vlnn lid you lust tell Distrii tAt torney Darrln ami his asslPtiin 11 Vhltc ilmtit tin hI lln g at w fck when I was lallfil fur thin flyt tune as a wltntss Was that thr fitsl tltlip you ever snv Mr Vhlti Vin Dlil nnylioily tell you to av Thnriron 11111 s Jint a rpvoher at your liuk No Told Threat to All Vhorl ilhl you first toll any OHP in put n revolvpr to your back rla t famf afternoon AiR Ii I told It 11 a 1 Those who nerf standing aivniml the rltibhoiifp after thp tragedy Dirt Mr Hlrvhtlolil suggest that 011 oucht 1 sayhegan Mr Mrltityrc Wh tlont you lanyors for hr prospciitlon pay attentIon broke In the TinlKe Pont you know whats going on licrp Your Honor I protest afifllns urh I a statemPii In rho pre rnre o report or said Mr Dnrrln I have hn i awake at al tlnip I wa only ron fprrlnc with toy colleasups Tiers Mr Annls suddenly heijaii to sIs av In her chair She seojiipJ about to faint An attendant brought her wat atenelnt hrolghl water soil smelllnr salts len she hart rc vivrt Mr Mclntyrr said lie was thnmich with the rvoHsexamlimtlon and Mr Dnrrin took th wlmpf In hand all HP wanted tn know 1 If anything war said or don by the witness 11 hpforp Annls rnnip In Ve shp sill ivtv IP vMe Islnkns I called nut Hurra I 1Itr my FWPPtliPirt hp won this rifp I Valiantly Mr JJrTntyri iuht to PX 1 elude this Hut the answer Mood the JurtRp nylns It was part of the rape Describe rat t Hainss position js t store Mie shooting bite was tarrtirT vrv crest with his arms folded They were f6rte HI the time tightly T i his brpnst 1ke this a ml se ibte i I tMtert graphically with lier own arn DM you see any other cab besides the one containing the Halos brothers Ko This ended the examination and Mrs AnnIe left the stand at 610 The court then adjourned until tomorrow It be I ing stated that there would probably be an evening session tonorrow I Ing to the stand From the frequency with which Mr Robertss lame had figured In the te timony already given it was believed ho would make one of the most Important of the prosecutions witnesses Me proved to bo a middle aged man wearing glasses Me said his home was at No y Ash street Flushing He knew Annls for two years I I reached Hayside station at lo on the afternoon of Aug 15 he told Mr I Darrln I rode over to the club In the coach with several of the members and i their wives Mrs Annie wa one or I the party About 515 J went down on the club float under Ill dock Mr Ed I win Andrews and his ron were In one boat Hiid Mr Herbert Funke In an other Mrs AnnIe and ole other Indlrt were up on the dock Hockwell Hockwel was near by Did you sec the shooting that fol lowed 7 I did Ld you sen either the defendant or his brother Capt Peter Maine on 111 dock before the shooting No I had been on lIla float about started tn or IHIpl minutes when the trouble i Wifes Warning Too Late After locatlnfi as well I wel as he could the approximate location of tho various pectatois a the moment of the begin flIng of tin tragedy Mr Hoherta said I WAD standing on the flout at the bottom of the runway leading up to tin I dock when 1 heard a ail In thai tame Instant T hall Mrs Annlx scream I I ook out Will A moment beforn 1 had noticed that Annlxs boat was just I landing I whlileil and started across the float 1 then saw Capt lulls In I crouching pi lilnii firing a revolver As I nails fir r him I Fuildtnly paw Timn toil MaiiB Me Jumped yet w iiti me jrd nll Mains He ad are il n r 1 h t 01 lL J d f Iad b iC vol 1 0 ni fa an I s i d a m Iveei f Kerr tfr I iIi yo I t5l o 1 I t i r 1 I I I Ifr 0 r 1MI 0 I I IB J I I i 0 I d J sooi slit anI sl l en I uis nIl Ainl I 1011 1 i iiast o 10 fcd rrf li S nit T I 0 II and ei I Mtsc I iid fl 1111 tiv wiir I plll il in o t Did vni liiivn anv help III llil I I dlrliit liiiuw at the limp hi iv One hepd me I got him out on ie itlolt mill ie said iinehlng to me Ill the hiMIilii of llc ilonmilniit I twav Yis II wits not more than six feet y Shots Fired Afer Threat 1 Mr Atclntytv lJto tu the telling l a ani stiitfinitu h Minis unle It ui j dyliK 1il11 ni nil Dartn withdrew tl nuestion after making the adnldun that In kvw II was nne I teilal rd li iouTtiti 1 only UKK d I L snid IHiuM1 Fatal Revolver in Court Mr Darrin now produced the fatal re I volv r Fiom a valise he drew the blue steel murderous loukng automatic gjn Me passed I over to Ih aUlomal1 who wait flnaerlng it as he Identified It when somebody dlfmered that the charmbers still contained the iirie un fired shell that rtmalned In I after the fhootns It was made harmless by the removal of the hI Then Mr Darrln after showing the magazine fui nf IiI shells brought out all filed a ti n idoriv I re erve ma gazine full o nnflred cartridces which had been taken h said Jrom 10 kI all tOe per son of Cal Mains after iiln arrest showing that he was prepared to fire more shots f he fallei in his purpose r with the NIsi bath of cit rt ridges Mr HobertF then took Into his hand a long bandied Smith Wesson sixshooter of dark slid bearing th Initials T J H engraved on the lock This 1 vol er he in Id wns the one he Haw Thornton Hains surrender 11Irllon Inn lrrpnIr to Dowm 101 This bclns done Mr Hoberts wa aMiHd to loik ni 1 much worn leather lnlster with strap attache and with wih I srrlnt fnxten to the lower end of It I recognize thnt holler alI Mr Roberta I was surnndered by Thorn L ton HaliiH aft1 he nnd his brother got Into the auto with th ofllcer and my self and while we were going to the I Flushing pollen statIon He wore I buckled nround bl waist under his coat on thin right side Mr Mclntyrn fought hall to prelud I this last testimony but It went in and the protfiiitors were well content to nc It 11 the record nnd to the Jury hal si I they rlalm II tends to show that Thorn I Ion hams went to the yacht club pre Ptred tn do his slara in the Fhoollnf with his revolver In a holster and tr holslfr tied down to th bK M favorite expedient with Wistern gunlighters lor fnvllltntlnR the drawing of the gun Under CrossExamination rollowlng his tiHiial course with ciu members who havo textlflnl Mr MUi I tyr liI off by caunlng Hoberts to te wheiher ho was friendly with Amis whether bits famllv was intimate wit I Annlss i hint her he attended tho co fiMfJiies whvki meriiiers nf the club ii s I the advisability of hiring ppecii counsel to prosecute and whetijct I I nftin talked over tle shouting with 0th I witnesses for the people Mr Itoherti poke up frankly and frI i Me Kftld the shooting was a fn iiuent topic of cniiversiitliiii when indn I IHIH nf the lliiynlde Yacht flub met and imiiig the wltnennes who have bien In ul11 fi I week about tie old Tlwl Hall at riusl II1 Idl v u tulk to any o tlie tnlPsmei vlo imp Ire fur Miry pervlce last week nnd 11 Il em wint vou know r ta keii w it nip Inlesman on and O l I WHS I WlttlPKS fly I S 1 i 1 I I j o iI I i d fI I I III I I n llltlM 1 t li r ti st h 1 i le w r XIMII flitd 0 i Silllll lit tic poitlve IltI 0 VP linl I houl inn lOlll rl lOt 1 l I rw j ml if tllil ifiii i Inl MiriMl t 11 r and iitlei Tliornion IIIIJ tlfl e l t nnolvci III III1 fill I What hnppcnri nfii cii i uled An Ids out of tin witei Tnii llalhs ittal Ih lr nnllil Ulli diew to 0 I1r Mime HklffM wete anal brush Afii ftiPlflilnu AMI on tbe lloal I turned HIM went toward them lit tlie way I saw dipt Mains re volver Ivlng on the llont I imiiPil It I Mr Downs put 11111 oil Thnin ton llnins boulder thai sn 1 You sluuilil sunpuller our un WP fant nllow ii striiiKrr hiiM with it loaded in olvei Thornton Mains hesitated and al Mains said ivp It up Ibis Is a gentleman clul nointnii 1111 Id Shall 1 nl1 1ptir lull said YCF I 5 You Are Just as Guilty as Your I Brother Roberts Said 10 Rains Then Thornton Huus opinei Ins I I volMi and said Yo t linici will bear vltncss thnt 10 nitil lKes have been tind Ilorn my Bun Id then handed the MIL to Mr Downs and 1 tillI IIOHIS In turn passed It over to John Toiii ri the Ixiatniuii Iy Ho w1 stnndlng to the right of the I latfis brothel Ciijit Iail repeatedly aid that he belonged tn tin flu iiiy nud to the coast artillery nnd tinally I e took out I caul can and showed lilt curd Then he antI tho dffeidnnt moved over to tlie two boats Capt Mains III I cigarette and walked hlhk and forth j ciii 0 k tug Thuurit i Oil Mains ta ol nut a brlnrwood ilpe tutu tllbd nnd lit II Me I at on the bottom of one of the skins I II seemed very thoughtful and beat ulth his lingers on tlt boat bumpers I j wnlltid Ul to them nnd said I The nimy tmi F t he proud of onVer like you 11 1111 Mild nothing but I Tb omnt nut Hains ynUi Iet me explain I said No explanation are necessary i I dont vuint to h ar arty explanations from yon I 1111 nld 11 the defend I alt 101 are just as guilty as your broth1 for you prevented us from top i 101 pine 111 i M said What could T dolis Is my i brother Me then took Cnpt I Mains wrist In hits hand as If foellng his pule Mr Stephens came up and cald In my country we s ttle tliese thing with our fltF Thornton llnlnn said I guess you are not a citizen o this country i Pleases the Defense I 1 Mr Stephens ll 1 am not an i A 1 cla I but what 1 said apples to this country too Then Stephens aid If this man were my brotner Id tie hll up with a rope I dont recall hIs an swer I then ale to the two brntli r j 1 you were golnp 10 commit a horrible crime like tills why did you pick out a I place where a lot of women and chili I dren would SOP It Thornton I talus an I swered Nobody could lie more sorry than I am 1 have been trying to keep j him from doing it for a long time This statement coming from a vvtnefs I for the State was received with great vl lble satisfaction by the prisoner anrl his lawyers Ruler is went ahead as follows Thornton Hall al1 Til like to hove a drink of alI Mr Ptorms I came up and said if you want water j there plenty In the bav Thornton I Hains rId What have we done to1 you fellows AIm that thus Officer 1 Haker was ween coming amid Thornton I Mains all to ni You ought to lie1 thankful to me I saveI your life I saidHow was that Me said If you had gotten over there you would have been shot I all I dont call It sit v Inc a mans life to poke a revolver In bin face and threaten to blow his bead off i f I By that time the ofllcer hnd ar I rived Me said Wheie are the I 111 all thO par ties Thornton Mains advanced and saId We are the men Somebody pointed out Capt Hails ns the man who did the shooting The officer lr hlOtlll orpr said Then hes the man I want I said to the officer No take the other one too because he prevented ns from sl Pllnl his brother I hen gnv the otllcer rapt Mninss gun which I had ben holding In mv hand nil this time I I Give an Order on Young II Good Any Time at Any Young Store Hats Umbrtllas Walking Sticks or Suit Cases llroudMuy a i llcuirr sired lliumlHiir 11 Mh Mrrrl llruilnux at I Sifeet HiOMiJxuT ot 3Illli nlrrrl llrimiiM t al llolIetn trc 111 li Air 1s1 CM felrrrl lti il a it Mill trrrI NIIWI HI 1 Kullou Hlrrrl iiii IUhluit Kin l po lH 111 11I1I Yulol Ilr1 IusMki fv name St III HIM first pviel mil I itas mimiiiiiifl fe July sin ulu I At st us I 10 Mr Darrlr I flat I nit a utiies tir let me go ns a ti lesnut HIW Ins WIt turn Tunning to II 111 lliiiis list aft1 tlie hunting I k0 Mfliilire suddenly shifting the iinimry to th rimt1 Two feet way I shmild sa v They were boll about tti fiPt from the edge nt til lloat said Itolnrt III Didnt Tonnlng itilviinee nn tnpt Mains Vo I think tic was near him and I all didnt have to advance I think Thorn I hnll I ton llnltis was between 01111A mid rapt Hains What was Thornton I Hnlns appear mice at that moment cool He too looked cool Capt llalns seemed How did Tonning look I ant recall Were you excited lI 01 Yes xclI Ami confused Z Perhaps so Hair you any irspntment galnst Thornton Htlns I have no personal feeling aaln t hln Wel yuii have no ileppspated After lon for him have y oti 7 Certainly I notDid vou talk sime imp ago with a tporUT for tl e Associated Press named I Tisne I ulliwl with him the ld after the hooting 01 Did you let Tlsir ta Hlrciifleld went up to ward off Annlss HreiI1d may iave toll TIn tin Vmi rie vhei j I talked wit him I was girne a state I I anent that included not inly what I aid but what others had told me they i hal IIJ I saw Did viu leI Tisne that Thorn I eta Hains said to you as you adan ei on oT him Keep off or Ill blow your lad I didnt tel Tisne any Mini thing I told him Hains said to me cl Ihlll off kep llt or Ill kill you I Ill you tell Mr TIn that John Tunning knocked the revolver Tnlllm knld thl out of Capt llalnss hand o1er r y Why did you say that Retaiiee Ioin Tonnlng told me he had knocked i the reviver from Hainsn hand I only picked it up just us I lave ink you I Did on hear Thornton tahiti 11 01 TholnlOI lall say i Get nn officer I rlil Did In say H loudly Ills voice ole was raised I This point which had not b i n brought out on Hubert tln exam limtlon wns also regarded as being of i hflnl value to tin side of tne aeffnse Did you testify in the Magistrate j Court that Thornton I ha Ins nl1 out I Get an otllcer I 111 Did ou testlfv that after you picked II tin dropped revolver yo i went mound and stood In front of th broth penml ers 7 Yes that was just what Imp Did any club mem er have his arm I around Thorn ton lall t demanding 111 surrender of the revolver Yes Mr j Downs When was It Thornton Holns tort you he had been trylnr to dissuade1 his brother from his net Just What Mains Said About twenty minutes after the shooting There had liven a lot of tall trig back and forth before he said mum tlPldnt Thornton Mains say to you i I saved your life and this vOiat I get for Itthis it the kind of gratitude I eat for It I you had touched the captain he would have shot you to death Those were tint his exact words Me nevii allll mv henrlng anything about tie captain shooting me What he said was If you had gotten over there vou would have been shot Just ns 1 have already told you What statement on your paul prompted the response from Jenkins Mains I am us sorry as niiy Inf I have been Irving for a Ionic I line to keep him from dulng It asked Mr Mclntyre It wasnt a respon paid Roberts T Jenkins Mains said It to me without wl out any pievlotis question on my pan I snid Huberts Flit wal not the answer Mr Meln tv re wanted IIPCUIIM I I outhea t nit that I Mains had lifter i nIl 111 volunteered the remark ni If to offset what le had I cnld In the heat o fie shooting 101 mal ns did you lear alto gether I didnt count them The s tooting continued as I crossed the tloat toward the Halnses I How manv were fired as you nil vanced on them A number I could not my how many I heard BhotK befnif I made my first move I heard shots before I saw Thornton Mains at all You must remember that r saw pner ILitrts first Did ygu In the Coroner court say hat the pointing of n revolver nt you by Thornton haute was to use your I wn language a part of the final pro filings Yes I so stated Did you snv II thp Coroners Court I al you would not attempt to count be shots Hint were fired before Jenkins uiaoc Blted ill Ye hid you fee Thornton Halm threaten M j il mi i niifc J I 5 11 Mil I i I n il n Ii o I 1 i x p 1lint w 1 I IS II i Mil tIlita fie 1 i S M il I I olI i niltili ii at ir tii id u i Dd IM s il i J ii II 1 a i M iii N ll IW lui p II I In I aiu OI i I I lSI yi J u t i1 i aplil S ll tiC I u Tlioiinit Urttn i r HM di it I my rn i At tll polr tl 1 1 hi1 t n miili1 to IIJn llan s II r lgll t tMl l lctll 0 lelr tuntts s Viilres Joild enUK fny the hunt hiir After Mlnperlnc agiln lilb i h prliune and lil a n iite Mv ui f said he vtt tlirniuh 1 I cut 1 imiinceil Irf ci d IieOi luut 1iii Milnt re wnilil put l ilsrts II n griddle ami In1st bun I a I iirn Inn I lit develone I Mplnivri1 Sad rend JNM t n gui V I 5 i 0 I tfladlv l 111 Ranrt 1 idtnis HI that hi aw Thornton Muni IWr I iiovfr at no one ixcent tiuit pf be alP thev buhl this t lie pi s 1 ilurlve that I hcri could be I i olluslnn I ioiisplrnry lietwe n members ot n lie rhiitr club tu wild the brothers ti the deatl tin redirect Mr toberlrf told Mr Darrln that the mlv htateinent he heard Thornton Hnln ruin ka lull the tthont Inc vvas Keep back keep bark or Il kill ou The shooting was then In progress he nhl 11 Hoberts sul ill other members might have rushed foiward nnd bemi driven buck A s to that he could tit say he told coils what he knew dm you swear thnt Thornton 1 Kilns is revolver was not pointed nt others be sides yourself I cuiinot Cal you say how many shots were fired before Thornton Mains halted Ol I cannot say Hritiinlnc to the stand after the noon recess Mr Hoberts stayed only a few minutes 11 ldllr nsked him S Did you say at any time hint the rattle of the shots from Peer Hainfs revolver sounded like I pack of tir crnckers Yc part of the time they sounded like hut Wei1 the shots very loud They didnt seem so to IIIH Did you hear any crying or shout big Only Mrs Annls nreamlng Didnt T horn tori llnlns ciy out to you an you advanced Keep o I keep r or hell kill vou j No what he snld was Keep 0 f or Il kIl von Mr Mcintyre 11101 hall to get this statement amended because upon the pronoun he ns counter dlsttngulsiie from I a great deal depend for his client Hut the viinesn stood Inn That wns all for Roberts For a Merry Christmas Ale var5 Theres a Smile in Every Bottle Good Health in Every Glass y V City Depot tth SI t tih scOUR CmrE MANY OF OUR 8350 PECIALS h This beautiful quartered sawed oak dining room chair in Antique Flemish or Golden Oak or any finish genuine leather seal claw caw feet combining character and in dividuality with durability durahiit JQ SO 5350 only o onlyA A full set of these Leather Chain Side I boatd of quartered oak any finish China Clo et to raalch Extcntion 1 able of the tame high g ade artistic pattern only 100 I for the entire outfit t Ve invite you to imped other H ci1 I DinmK Koom setS m etcluuve dcngni at criinpondtngly low prices I FREDERICK W EVERS Wholesale Furniture Only a Step from Broadway I 2032 East 21st Slrcrt gong hit nf Kddle Ifif from Mr Hum let nt Ilrnad a zay Kird is nnd miiilr free S llh ne t Simnulaiie World 0 I 1 A DONT worry about hard times or lack jtf cdn3 fidcncc We trust any honest persprf a we are ready to assist you in making y ur7tjlllll Nearest and Dearest happy with an everlasting 1 CHRISTMAS GIFT A DIAMOND is the safest I I and surest investment and gives the wearer a prosperous appearance or WE open CHARGE ACCOUNTS witharS vv honest person Your word and reputa l lion are the only securities required 1 j DONT DELAY call or write for Illutrftted Nj mas atalincut No 14 1 I II Open Evening Unit 10 P M I Main Office 37 Maiden Lane N Y Branch 389 Fulton Street BrooBJyn LW SWEET S i A t S AS FRIGHT f LAYER9pIANO I ANCK 1L ANCKL GRAND L 1 C for ick NOR PiANO I Are gi iiit each year than any other articles of like value j its because the piano makes the best music with the least elfort to leirn how A Pease upright to one who is about to start a musical education will lc the surest means for rapid progress its light easy action and superb tone will make the learning easy Prices New Pease Pianos gJ25 up New Wilbur Pianos 225 up Used Pianos of excellent value 1 from Si25 up A Pease Petite Grand as a gift to the skilled pianist will gain the highest appreciation of all to one who plays well noth ing can equal the grand and the Pease Petite Grand but 5 feet 3 inches long is a superb instrument Price S550 A Pease PlayerPiano tills the need of every member of the family it is a piano that all can play and it does not require a knowledge of music to play understanJingly as it is the amplest and most natural of all pianos of this type Prices from 5550 up LNed Player Pianos froin S375 up Special holiday terms of payment from S5 to S10 per month ac cording to the piano For M rears the Pease nmie hi stoii fur fair dealing and over 7Sooo satisfied purchaser ielb ot our Micce WFITK FOR rArlt u OPEN EVENINGS III rf PEASE PIANO CO j i 128 West 42d St near Broadway N Y Brooklyn Branch Newark Branch I 34 Flatbusli Av 10 New St I i J CA POUND RROFI Trade Mailul rfl IMTPn Such as Uuttercups Butterscotch COUNTER NNafers Molasses Peppermint Cups 20 C I Molasses Cream Kisse Nut Chips I CODS Fruit Ta WetS Satlncttcs Clove Cups POUND rUUl U canut Caramels 1U Ltc I ONEPOUND BOXES FIVEPOUND BOXES II 11 AMIIOM II It A It I KV tr miner r IMH roit FAMILY r Rl MIs CAMIY lOc I M better liAK 1IIMI C lul Hum Unit Mild rot xii hi ir Ihrr nt JMCHI n hot fJC iir rlir PIT 0 IMtunil HAKI in St ill A N 1 M t I j3c C lo Pill MI A 7L 1 IM MIMII C IIRItnd li nrtinrnl eif drllrluu 85e si5t UI JIIM II CM iiiifrrllun r piiiiniN for nll Ullni of Vunlllu tioni IMe I rruin hiryls r illil IViirrnilnl ii nil lulcr 111111 illAlll II IS II I t IIOi IIIAIK lilACK grenl siiricltS llutr TrrtMi frill llinlHins 1 r lId 13c 1 IU IT ir an ii nrttnriit fr tr Crrnni 4r 1MII Ml f all Clinrnutr 89 115 kind r puiimN for UKII IUADt IHIMItl s r 11 01 II I A T K hUI 25c IU 11I11 UAIIK rid IT t rm NII II 0 X 11 II S 1 IIIIK ATKs VXII Ill ITs or ulhiIl UKUIl AMIKI 111 MM iirtinent f ull CiiAiia io KIMIS 2 c t IK iUI Id kind 1 1 75 nil vii lioiiniN fur IMPORTED FRENCH GLACE FRUITS NEW 149 CROP JUST ARRIVED 5POUND BOXES t1J Sale of Imported Satin Lined Baskets 25c Each SPECIAL OFFER TO SUNDAY SCHOOLS CHURCHES ETC Oft POUNDS OF METROPOLITAN MIXTURE AND 30 240 60 HALFPOUND BOXES FOR I POUNDS OF UARLKY SUGAR MIXED II AND 60 3O nfk QQ 300 130 HALFPOUND BOXES FOR t Ink KniT ai ore Ion IS rr cuing until 11 urliicfc I Inr Ut her tnltR nirn lonlslit until H orlorU l f imlll I I M 1 AIL RIo Pen Miliiriliiy liii 1I WE DELIVER FREE 54BA1CLWMX Ii ItlllM ii I i 1I11I ii CorWeeI D5is Ii JI Ilt IIhTIaS lit ITlal s1 29CORTLWDTSt ill blltI aln II muruohi sal iI CorChutdtSt tirtilIr 0 points Ve deltar in lar ti aMi11lb above or 5 PAlltI IW ouih IH 7ubOkoo saud Jersey ClflY AI CIty Hall PaR I 0 t Calldl for c No gOod enr our outureOWII clumbto earefuiiy A stlJl Z06 BROADWAY I d Rnd hlpped from our apechal paok c ftihtso l mati rderdeParim5ni I E It STANDARD OIL COMPANY A Protest and a Warning 20 HrtOAUWAY DEC 10 1008 To tho Press and Public Moved by many recent piihllcatlnnt of full inl lrnillnr and Injurloui tattnicnti recnrillnc Iti act motives anil npioclatlon In builne And other wlie Iht NTAMIAIII Oil tOMrirV at tlio rlik uf tlrltiK Ihn public by 111 eratlon uf a wnllfnunilcil complaint hcrrby rnlt a potcit and a waralnt KKulnit all such unnulliurUnl und luifuumliil publication It hoi fur nuance been wldoly tataih of Ito that the Corn Traducta f ItrrtnlnK rninpaiiy and n pruponail corporatu l uily tn engage In the Bmeltlnc Jnilumry either dlrucily or Indirectly lelalud tu or tlnanced by th hrANIIAIIII Oil COMTANY Tlino ami all iuili milciiiciilii are untrue This M AMI VIII III ClIJIIAM la niliTeitoil In IK yuan liiduBtrlei growliiK out of this producing manufacturing und murkulliiK nf ull and ll proiluuta and In nn uthern Anotlior branch nf nilutalrmcnt Ilihtly Imlnlited In I of the kind ai irllUiiiiK outildu commnrclul und ipeculatitu union iu ihu Cuinpuny In Iho guise of Hluiulutil Oil Inluirdi This HlarUurcl Ill rrunil Ilia bLock follrr hit airssi 5 tlio hit a rid ii rd Oil Imnlo und mi on often liuuklng up I hi en I tuna tiy suci led luttiiiiifiilM nf u Htiinilunl oil ufTlflal I UII 1 Homed i on nasa Iu the titundaril ml und na un through the varIous J ihudri of anonymity I AKOlrnt Ihur and linllnr Inventloni W t mite thru Ilili ineana of brim InK tlie mutlur bvfuiu thus pul IU Inr hue publli a UI HII u for he Com r pany4 piotvctlon und itfully 11111 l UN w 1 hute done before lhat no j rrollt wlulmrr be given tu any maivmem II KUIIIIIK IP Mtilikllll Oil KMIANVh VKV mil or Intrnlloni uuli hai lame be duly vouchvd lor I an otvutltn official uf tho Cuinp iii lv lit al est grill i tyl ultorneya CHAS T WHITE Anll Hrcy iif I lie hiaiHlnnl Ill Compnny 5 It makes little dldr nrt wtui vou 1cdA World Want will jo and lit tt I let t4 i t t V 1tLL

Page 3

I MJ t4 a1 i1 II l j THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY DECEMBER I90B 3 PAID BILL THEN SLID DOWN ROPE FROM HIS HOTEL 1 GastoirMeyer of Birmingham 4 Cant Explain His Queer l Exit Prom Hostelry SAKEN FOR A BURGLAR POflternan Who Saw Him Was Waiting in the Street Vith Gun in Hand tntz McCrcmiln of the Advnn treat station WJLI Interestedly watcti Lat trwo cats do battle for the perqula ItM of an Mh can u he leaned acast Ch4J wall ot tho Commerce Hotel No SV3 JTultan street llrvoklyn at I oclOclt thU morning when he felt sonHU1lng strike Ills bat auj glanco off Stooping down li picked up t hair brush lHe win straightening up again when I other articles descend on him cloth ing hoes toilet articles Then as ho J tilted back his huI to look up an open dross toot eult case fluttcrcJ down on his And Then a Rope McCrossln muttered a gantle Brook lyn cuts word and brushud oft the dregs suit case Stopping to on side he looked up again As ho aid so n call of rope lashed down through the air thn end of It whipping out slapping him In the face and wreathing around hie no ck ckWith With an angry ejaculation cCroln xtrlcated hlinnclf from the rope and t ls looked up onCe more Just In time to re U ceive a soap box and thoo brush on the r note and chin l It WHS tiy lark but IgcuBlnj his eye f up the loosely Hlnttn rupe he de ecried the figure of a IIIMII descending I If that nook nlnt got a nerve gasped JlcCroasln uiillinbuilim lia UII fad nightstick Tlen saiulmg nt u I ate distance from under the rope lie peevishly waited for the supposed bur glar to descend I Faces Policemans Gun The man came down slowly and care fully hand over hand Within thre feet of the pavement he dropped llghtl I to the ground McCrossln grabbed him and poked the muzzle ot his gun In his 1 ear I got yer said McCrossln The prisoner made no reply and looked blankly at McCrossln Where am n he asked finally Cut that stufT out retorted the po i liceman You know where you aro all I right You come down that rope out of that thirdstory room Why Is that co said the man Did I really come down that ropo Now what do you think of that Are you flurr I came down that rop Mr Policeman Am I ure7 enorted McCronsln with Ineffable fciorn Oh no I aint siir Im droamln I guess you com out of that rgshell over by that aiieun an 1 suppose you didnt steal that stuff you iptlled down In my facp But fotne iw Inside till I lint out who you havu been robbln Drags Captive Into Hotel TJnsenly McCrojsln dragged hli cap tive Into toll hotel oillce Do you know tljlfl jjuy he asked the dorkWhy 4 Why yes hes a guest ald the clerk A guest said the astonished police man Well If het a truest hee trjln to beat his board Oh no replied the clerk he paid In advance I McCrossln was baffled Looking his prisoner over lit saw that he was ex pensively dressed and that his clothes I titled him exquisitely Also he wore a quantity of handsome jewelry On the register ho had blgncd the name Gus tavo Meyer Ulrmmgham Ala Fur I thermore he was an elderly ray hatred linelooking man But Mr Meyer of Birmingham could f not explaIn why he had len his room l In such a mysterious manner Inquiry revealed that no ono In the hotel had Ji been robbed or molested The affair was so strange that McCrossln took Mr Meyer to the Adams street station and I locked him up I Had Money and Bank Books When searched a great roll of bill I f bankbooks and checkbooks were found I In his pockets There were otbw evi I dences that he was a man of wealth Ii There was not the Hllghtst Indication that he had been drlnklm Arraigned In the Adams Street Court today the prlsnnnr said that he did I not recall leaving his room by tho rope flreescape until McCrossln had I poked the gun In his ear 11 I have been visiting friends here t about for eeverul weeks he paId 1 and Intended to go home to firming ham today I am sometimes subject to spells when I do queer things The Magistrate said It was a yen trance case but that as It couldnt tin explained he would have to discharge the prisoner A QUEER TRAIT OF ANIMAL NATURE Have you ever watched n caKed lion tiger bear c keep trying hour after hour to flnd an opening In his cal throurfi whloh he may escape lie look constantlr from morning until t j night never eeemlnr to learn that lie In r searching a thousand times a day In tha i same Identical place for Bomotlilnj that It not there V Thatll the way many people search for i mlnlns articles They will go through the same drawer time after time wasting hours of futllo effort In many cases the Ion might be found In a Jiffy It they I looked Into a greater number of places rather than to sMIrch In but a few places many dlffrrent times Ii Homing World Lost and Found II Ads are successful for the reason that they scatter nearly BVIJKVWJIISIIB I being given a dally circulation In New J York City greatnr tlmn Is oblulniiblci through the Herald Times Sun Tilbunu j and Press coml lno l r C C RANDOLPH HURT I VABIIINaTON flee tWhlle riding horseback through Hook Creek Iirk vu tc lay Churl64 C Hiindolpli manager uf tilt hecurldca Corporation memlior of the fJrldlron Club und formerly a New York newspaper correspondent struck a lowlianginu branch of a tree and was thrown and badly Injured lit U at the Uartle1cS Ho ptuL l 4 The Bowery Bernhardt J Back From Europe Wont Leave New York Aqain Miss May Simon Finds Paris and Vienna Too Far From the Bowery SHE LOVES EAST SIDE Met by Crowds of Ardent Ad mirers and Presented Vith Lots of Flowers i Jiy YYoi GreelcySmith The Bowery Hernhardt Is back on tho Bowery rat la the reo ling on Grand street and many wero tho glance1 of kummel con sumed yesterday in drinking her good health Who Is she Why May Simon of course the Yid NIXDIARfEllY11DE dish e m o 11 o nal actress who left I the Grand Street Theatre a year ago to become leading woman of a stock com 1 pany In BUdapest nnd who has since made successful appearance In Paris and Vienna yet with an eight months European engagement assured to her this young actress the Idol of the east side tore up her contract and took the first steamer away from the scene of her tilumphf Why 7 Just because Buda pest is too tar from the flowery Tim east sIlo met Its Idol half way for when she walked down the gang plank of Ia Provence which brought j her home clue wiis greeted by several hundred admirers and by special dele I gallons from labor unions for whom 1 he vt given benefits before leaving i New Yrk Miss Simon was taken to her home at No 17 Attorney Street In I one of four automobile tin other throe I 1i mIg laden with floral tributes Once therii she dispensed tea kummel fruit als every dollcary known to I the UuMicr kitehen Indeed to all comers I Tho lluttiry Hernhardt Is a middle sized plump dark haired young woman of perhaps twentylive Though she has artod only In Yiddsh tluiitroi she speaks Knglish vtry well nnd hr am bitten Is 10 nnate tr e examples or I Nazlmova and Mine Kallsn and ake the Uotvery to Uroadway I Will Never Leave Again I Ill never go away from New York I again she said emphatically as weeat about the festive board and silo peeled oranges for her guests the process be I ing somewhat hampered by the neces sity of repelling at the same time the I advances of a joyful Jewish cousin at hers who Insisted that sho should kiss him In honor of her return I love the people down here They are my own people and there are no others like them You can Imagine my astonishment when I found that the vast Klilo Cloak Makers and Coat Makers Unions had sent delegations to meet me two years ago when there was a strike among the Garment Workers I gave In1 nelits at the Grand Theatre for the strikers and during the performance went down Into the audience and col lected money for them Also I went around to different unions and got more money They were very grateful hut why should I not have helped them They do me a favor by coming to see me and liking my work Of course I am glad to return It Tills was not all said at once Far from It Every esntence was punctu ated by the arrival of fresh visitors for whom new glasses of Uummel or tea had I I to be brought She Loves the Dower Anrt you would really rather act to the east side than to lludapestT 1 risked Incredulously Certainly was tho answer there ts moro feeling here morn friendship Life Is not so real In lui rope I liked Vienna very murlr far better than Purls which I disappointed me My friend Miss Fine here acted In London In a Yiddish thea tre It was there I met her Hut no place I saw was like New York In Part I wanted tn go to eee Sarah fern hnrdtft theatre but when I learned she was not acting there at present I did not go I hnd seen her twice In Camllle here In New York 1 act the part of Camilla UB well an many other ot Mine Hernhardt rules I think the Is i the grcutu actress In the world And your own NazlinovaT Thu How rry Hernhardt shrugged her houikr dubiously Perhaps I cannot appreciate her was all she said but Madam Kallscb 1 admire very much I acUd LAthe MISTOOK A GIRL I FOR FORMER WIFE I I OlD MASHER SAID Frederick A Masons Novel Excuse Didnt Save Him From Fine and Jail Frederick A Mason broke the record for funny excuses In the Myrtle Avenue Court In Brooklyn today when he was arraigned on a oharce of mashlns I thought she was one of mv former wives Judge paid Mason glibly Mnsun is a weldrc3od cravharcl man fortyfive years old and wears thlok poldrlmmed spetacles giving him an expression of dignity He was arrested last night for annoying Miss Gladys McCarthy a pretty little tele phone girl seventeen years old who lives at No 132 St Marks avenue Brooklyn She told in court how Mnson took the sent next to her on a street car which was flttod with revolving chairs how he ogled aol Hwitched around indiffer ent to her efforts to snub him and how lie even put his arm over the back ot her chair and patted her on the back 3oOTe of the men on the car told him he ought to io ashamed of himself but he only laughed and wouldnt tOP she atI When I loft the car he fol lowed me home and turned out the light In the vestibule I sciearned for Sister Margaret who ran out and culled a policeman lIe was a per fectly horrid old thins too old for such foolishness Magistrate Naumer seamed to agree with Miss McCarthy for he sternly ad dressed Mason who blinked sheepishly behind his thick glasses What did you mean by such con duct a man of your ue1 asked the Magistrate Whereupon the prisoner of fered the novel excuse of having mis taken thq girl for one of his former wives How many former wives have OU7 asked the Magistrate Hut Mitbon wouldnt tell nor would he give any other Information about himself buyond admitting that his address Is No 1GC9 HcigfM Street Ill was lined J10 AH lie didnt have the money ho wiut to Jail AMERIKA DUE AT 6 PM The steamer Ameilko frum Hamburg Southampton anil Cherbourg was HI ported by wlreloss telegraph 3nO mites east of Hundy Hook at IU oclock lust nlglil hllO Is expected nt her pier at ti p M toiiny

same rnmpany with her when she wai down here with uo And you would lIle to net on Ilrnad way wayOf course I would Hut my heart would alas be lucre on the cast side with my father and mother und all me brave ktruggllng people thai are my friends Broadway would be too tar from the Dower for has leut in nil case Hoot hit uf Kildf fur hum Mr Hunt lot l Ucuoilw wi rU ansi luuUc lr Mtb taxft ttUUdA C fld I THIEF CAPTURED I BY A GIRL GIVES i POLICE BATTLE I Barney Halpin of Gas House I Gang Meets Bunch of I Trouble Hunting Si Bill I When v husky young man who de j scribed himself as Barney Halpin twentynine of No C3 East Nineteenth j street was arraigned In the Yorkvllle 1 Cjurt today he peered ruefully througn the eyeholes of the bandages that con cealed his features at Miss Hose Drumms new caracul coat It was this garment that was responsible for his big bunch of trouble Miss Drumm lives at No 334 FIrst avenue Last night she dropped In to I I see Mrs Billy Maher at No J9S First I avenue She took oft her coat and laid I It over the back of a chaIr She win sipping a cup of tea In the next room i when she gave a startled look at her j new coat I i There mint be a draft coming In she suggested 1 dont see how responded Mrs i Maher All the windows are down Then my coat must have a chill or somethIng See It quake Remembering the 51 bill In a pocket i mime rushed over to the animated gar 1 ment and pounced on It Then the saw I what mailo It billow and shake It was the hand of a young man In the pocket iBo was seized and raised up from be hind the chair where he was crouching I Miss Drumm landed several times on I i Ills frightened countenance whlrlpd I him around slummed hrtn on the floor und taking a seat on him calmly waited while Mrs Manor shouted for the police I Policeman Haney came In and Miss Drunw arose from her captive who promptly mixed It up with the police I man The young woman then sailed Into him again but presently gavo It up and yelled for more cops policeman luiiphy arrived In time to prevent ad I ditional fancy work on the prisoners anatomy and ho was taken to Belle I vue tn be patched up and afterward es corted to the 1nlt Twentysecond street i elation The police nay lie Is a member of tile Gas House gang I The dollir hill In Miss Drumrni i pocket was not recovered I DEAD MAN WAS FROM JERSEY i HiMTiirit Vim Prll Siiiii MMl en lluvr Met Dentil it Year two I SiHTH WIMlSOU Conn nee 21 According to Medical Kxamlner H A Uciuie It has been established beyond I uny reasonable doubt that the body of a man found near Scantlc Hlvcr on Dec i U was that of Howard Van Pelt of MortiuisVllle N J The corps It Is be llevrd had been In tile spot where It was finind for about a year Van Pelt I lift lila liomu a year ugu last May and i nothing cubit wined bcrn heard front him identification was mad through the efforts of a brotherof Van Pelt amid John Van Bchonck a colored mail whom Van Pelt had known in Myr inivtlla J a 5 CENTS ORTH 5OF OF CHEESE STIRS OFVILLAGE VILLAGE 10 WAR West park N J All Split Up Socially her Charges of Pooh Bah Pirn Hl SUhS FOR 30000 Postmaster Justice Veteran I c Says Mrs Utter Uttered Much and Loud Slander I Five cents worth of ohiixp has all but disrupted the village of West Park N J Permps It Is Breaking too literally to say that the material cheese of It seir to the value of five cents has done thin although Henry PIn proprietor of tbd Went Park general store Pont master Tustlc of tho Peace roil estate i agent notary public horse trader deal er In bonds and mortgages and veteran I of tho FYancoPruHsian War will dem onstrate to you on request that his cheese li most cnpable even ambitious I But five cents worth of even Mr Pins I 1 cheese working alone could not brlnt about a J30VK damagu suit and divide 1 I the Inhabitants of West Park Into fac tions and lircaten the professional standing ary Utter teacher of thu West Woods srhool lIve miles distant where she Is known ItS Miss Utter wncn an a matter of fact her husband Is Henry Utter time West Park car penter Joiner cabinetmaker architect I and odd Jobs done 1 I Cheese Twice in a Day i So while t cents worth of cheen Is I i at the bottom of It all It was really a 11pute between Mrs Ptter as she Is i called In West Park where everybody I knows her husband whleh led to Henry I Pin suing her for J30000 damages for defamation of diameter and trying to have the trustees take her school from I her herA A couple of weeks ago Mrs Otter walked Into Pins emporium on the I main street of West Park alongside the Passaic River and said I see that on my bill you have I charged me with 6 cents worth of cheese twice on the same day Mr Pin called his capable buxom wife and his no less capable and buxom daughter Henrietta from the living apartments in the rear of the store to explain about the double charge of cheese standing on Mrs Utters ac count Mr Pin being engaged consid erably outside leaves the conduct of the store largely to his wife and daughter Careful perusal of the books showed that Mrs Utter on n certain date did purchase from the store tlve cents worth of cheese twice Mra Utter de clared that suah a transaction could not be possible Never she maintained had she bought live cents worth of cheese more than once a day Hut she Is on ze book saId Mr Pin When she Is on ze book zero Is no meestake Amazon Defied Him Many words passed between hire Utter on one side and the three Pins on the other Mr Pin announced that If he were not a soldier and a French gentleman and nn American citizen and a Justice of the peace he would toss Mrs Utter Into the Passalc River al though Mrs Utter Is physically almost twice as big as Mr Pin Mrs Utter laughed him to scorn She defied him to lay his hands on her Then she went out on the sldmvnlK anti lifted up her voice and everybody In Vest Park hoard her She made it long and categorical series of accusations against Pin She de clared It Is charged a1 that lie killed his wife III France tb that he has been In Jail live or six times e that he Is not married to Mrs Pin the mother of hIs children Mr Pin stood at the door of his store with his wife on one side of him and his daughter on the other and vehe mently protested to the people of West Park that Mrs Uttr wan mistaken lIe Invited them In to see his honorable discharge from the army of France his certificate of marriage to Theodora Gar nler who Is no other than Mrs Pin his appointment as postmaster signed by President McKlnley hla credentials as a Justice of the Peace the photographs of his ancestors and also that of his eon who Is an oftlcer In the French Army I Soldier Cant Fight Woman Mrs Utter went her way after a I while and the crowd dispersed but the i seeds had been planted the seeds of discord Some of Mr Pins friends vis I ited him and told him ho ought to do I something I What ucn I do hn demanded pull ing at his military mustache She has offend ze honor of my wife of my daughters of my son of myself of me Henry Pin a soldier A soldier cnnot fight a woman Then tloy advised him to 110 to law He gathered together hIs family album his marriage certlllcates his citizenship papers hlf appointment as postmaster his credentials aj Justice of the Peace and various other document to show his standing got aboard a trolley car and rode to Paterson six mllea away Ther ho retained henry Mnrelll a lawyer to sue Mrs Utter as followa For saying that ho killed 1111I wife I 1on For saying he had been In tall tlOOOO I For saying he is not married JlOf l When the papers were served upon C Q COlLAPSIBlE DOLL GO CARTS I I 3 3 AT ALL DEALERS f amw fsctu is ret STHINFRUD BROS 620 Uroadway New York I TR IES T REGAIN 1 WirE HE SHOT AT MINISTERS HOME I I Christian H Reisss Overtures I Rejected and He Is Held for Trial Christian V Uetan the nutomobllo painter who hot his wife twice In the head anti by an Indiscriminate fuMlnde with twn rcvnlvriB threw thn household of tlie llrv llonmii von Hollen Into a state of terror Irwt Tlitirnilny wits to tiny liilrt In HfI1 ball for trial on a charge of felonlmiu auult In the Mor rlsunla Court by Magistrate Irnne Mr MIna Relm the wife with her head swnthed In batulngcs nuts In court anti told the story of the shooting Helsss lawyer Mid that Uoli nntt willing to become reronolled to lilt wife and that overtures bad bren mndn to that end but Mr licit would not hear of It She Inflated on prosecuting tho case I would not live with him for any thing in the world she said He has kept me In a constant state of terror and I should never feel at ease or trust him again He has threatened to do thle name thing many times before Itelss Is properous and so Is his brother who furnlahud the ball Last October Mm Itches left tho home In Edgowater taking her children with her She went to the Von Hollen home No 2421 Morris nvenuo the Bronx and took certain household goods which she en belonged to her She was assisted by William von Hollen a son of the minister and a friend and Ilolss later had the young men arrested on a charge of burglary In return the mIn Inter secured a warrant charging HellS with defaming the character of the boys lbo boys were discharged by the Court Thursday the Von Hollen family Mrs fetes and her two daughter were at breakfast when Kclso forced his way I Into the house lIe hnd two revolvers which he waved around and then be gan firing first at his wife then at Mr Von Hollen and at everyone else around the table Only two of the shots took effect causing scalp wounds on Mrs Helas Rein also struck his stepdaughter Emma over the head with the butt of a pistol Then he fled and was followed by a mob which gained In slzo atevory ctret corner and which he held It bay with his pistols He wa finally cap tured by two firemen FALLS DEAD IN BROADWAY Jonathan W Herrlcfc a Victim of Apoplexy Jonathan W Herrick seventy years old an Inmate of the Home for Aged Men One Hundred and Fortyfourth street and Amsterdam avenue today dropped dead In Broadway between Chambers and Warren streets Dr Hellenbrand of the Hudson Street Hospital said that tho probable cause was apoplexy Thn dead mans Identity was established through a card found In one of his pockets Time card bore the name and address of A A nlloco an Insurance broker at No 320 Broadway Mr Wallace vas nummoned end nld the man had forme been In his om ploy an an Insurance acont The body was removed to the Hudson Street Hos I pital I PRESIDENT GETS ENOUGH PAY NOW SAYS BRYAN PrrTSBUI Dee 2lWllllam J I Bryan arirved here on his way to Unlontown Pa where he will speak i today Asked his opinion of a bill which has been prepared making i the salary of the President of thu i United States JIOOOOO iie said i No no He gets enough now or at leaHt I think so I wouldnt be In favor of any such bill I hIs Utter she retained Edward F Mar i ry City Counsel of Paterson In her de I feiue which uhe says will bo vUoroun I mid ever since We t INuk haa been fairI 11OOllln I Mr Pin rides to Paterson every day carrying all his documentary evidence I i and occupies Mr Marolli office for n couple of hours Then he goes out and I tries to have Mrs Utter removed from her position OH scnonl teacher because tho rule of that part of New Jersey provide he saS that a married woman hall not teach school The cas Is to be tried In the district court at PabBBlc West Parks popula tion will lx there en masse Henry Pin has been In their midst to rnlno yearn he Is their lending citizen and hey will see him through to the end POLICEMAN SENT TO PRISON FOR 9YEAR TERM William Hughes Is Sentenced I for the Abduction of Young Louise Maurer JUDGE DENOUNCES HIM Says His Name Is a Synonym Among Policemen for Crookedness William HuRhcs former policeman who was convicted for abducting Ixiulsn Mauror fourteenyearold daughter of a wealthy butcher was today sentenced to not less than nine years nor more than nine and a half by Judge Dike In the County Court In Brooklyn Hughes has a wife and two children and Is welltodo While he waa at tached to the Flatbush station la 1906 the Muarcr girl disappeared and after being missing four weeks was found In a disorderly house where she had been taken by thn policeman and where a criminal operation had been performed Hughes was arrested but Jumped his ball of 14000 anti was in hiding In Connecticut for some montim Later he went to Ireland A tow celts ago ho was captured through an anonymous letter cent to Commissioner BlnghAro Ho was found collecting the rant St an apartment house belonging to him In Host Now lork At tho trial last week Hughes pleaded gty Tins morning In sentencing him Judge Ilk i 5t co words in 1 flouncing him You worn wta In pleadIng sulty the Judge said for If you had not you would have received a much heavier sentence iou are a menace to the community Your fifteen years of ser vIce on the police force are punctuated wIth wrongdoing and your name In the department Is a synonym for crookedness and graft Jlujrhes seemed thoroughly at ae had nothing to say and took hla oen tencfl philosophically HJs wU and children were not In court SUICIDE IN HOSPITAL PITT3BURG Pa Dee 1John ncrbb Murdoch thirtyfour years old member of a prominent East End family oom mlttod suicide In a private ward In Mercy Hospital early this morning M Murdoch who was engaged Ik the real estate business entered the hospital about a week ago suffering from a ncr oUs breakdown due to overwork The secret of its economy is in the strength of White Rose Ceylon Tea A lOc Package makes 40 Cups GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE Dlreet From Iactory REDUCED Prior to Our Removal TO 11111 WEST S3D STREET eLECIMEN TAIUESI Wal DIUCSHIH or circa iiaa on nn f jalta Walnut Colonial dixUn ZUUU 38 CHIFFONIKH to match 1 Q fin Dresser faniti deign 1O DU fill BRASS 1IRD Stnch continuous nn nn fF 2000 llnuoui poll I Inch tllleri UUU IfllS CFL1AIU3TTU of olid Ift en f J 1050 innliofiuiy Uituar nttlnti 1VUU 4NI oriiru IUGIIGUADE runjriTunii AT IllOlOKTlONATK HEDUOTIONH MANGES BROS r lul lllird 1603 136 to 140 West 23d St ULCERS fORMED ON BOTII ANKLES As Big ns Half Dollars Followed Attack Varicoso VeinsWould Lie in Misery Almost All Night Cried with the Terrible Pain HIS CURE RESULTED FROM USING CUTICURA I hnd varicose relni and wa In the hospital tlir o wcoks After I was dis charged hip ulcers broke out on my anlilctt I pot nome of tin ointment which they had given IIII but It did not do mo ono bit of good They kept getting women IUFtead ot hotter nllll nll1lJ r I could just nutnago to pot along 1 had plao1 broken out ns MR an a half dollar mind 1 uwd to Ho in misery almost all night long anti would cry with time pains which were Bomnthing terrible when I Rot tip 1 would hnvo to cit In two chairs In order to rest ray ankh My MAt r ml vised mo to try the Cull CUT Remedien I washed my nnkle1 with ht ater and Cuticurn Sonp and applied the Cuticurn Ointment ann I had Instant relief tho llrnt time I tired them Now I am verv glad to say thai my ulcers are all healed up and I na wiJk u I well tat anybody Robt E L Oliver 343B Cedar Arc iinmpden BulUmoro Md JOB 11 and 18 1U031 e WIND RASHES And Irritations of tho Skin Soothed by Cuticura I Warm baths with Cutirura Soap and entIe applications of Cuticurn Omit t nient the great Skin 1 a Cure Instantly rellv lund point to epee 4 r alc euro of the rushes j jb ItchlnRS Irritations In I 4 11C flamnmtlon ilnflncs I J 4 lamns and BonIness 47 Yl InClcInlnl to outdoor 1 excrdRc For preserve 0 lngpunitylngnndbnau tifrinR the skin scalp hair and handi for wiimtivp antixcptia cluanflnK for baby rosliM unhinge and chiifuiK as well BI for tvvxinnn liiimois pim ln blapUhoado anti otlior torturing dinfiirurino affections of tho skin Cull I cura Soap and Ointment are priceless Compin Kxtrrnti nnJ Int rn1 TrntTiM lor I 71er Itucnor Ct IrferlA Children and dti en lf1K of Cutirura Jimp 2fP to Cleans tbt Skin Cutlrura Olrmnrnl fiOf to UtaMh Skin ami XtU cur KCHOlvpnt fO I or In time turin of fhxoUt Co mt IMlln if f l rr vial of OOi tn Hurltr th mthoml Bold UirmiBhint lIme world Inltfr tituS it Them torn i ftU1 Prutn Uonon Mn j riLeied KrM Tuilcura UMI ta gtZa DtaaI T nor II4 lMii for the Wile or Daugfitsi I I Sistar or Sweetheart J What gift more appropriate S than a bottle of exquisite S perfume or Toilet Water The Latest and J 1i i tosi Delightful Perfume 1 I s i I i s rno j thi i f Hikers i III Charmana IIinlLrr Toilet Water 11JWATEJ 150 I Iii Rilcers i 5t1 Charmona Ex tL11 1250 i Mall orders promptly anti rarcfully titled at 0 Kid SI end hum tTe GOLD AT ALL RIKER DRUG STORES Vbrrr IllRh Jimllty aud Low Irlcpi Itrlcu Ktitremc 4 N1 Y Slip Cover GOll rimni r0i irurntTcr Opn MrCrerrj 67 West 23d St I SLIP COVERS 5 Pieces I NEW PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS 265 Made ot beet t I u cum Iln n 7 stripe nIn k a c JO vd I Destiny 5c Desire I i j ultli IIMll or rlt Irt1 nil Will nnil IUII pliMn I f all iur C Poems Passionate Perverse I THE IttST By Maryland Watson I i 6AHOIES i This is the sensational book reviewed PflRX TSLFORDS i j by Nixola GreeleySmith in The m I Evening Vorld ten clays ago i lrl J f ctrrr I 2 ii lUll cAuI4iI l e i1 pore lInI I Price 75 Cents I I i o 11011 10 t r I i I Order from your dealer ARRI D J I hlHlII IH ltIPH Ii l I CASINO PUBLISHING CO I J llIlI I I t el t tuu w II 4rbLi ci i I 116 W 39th Street New York J22 I WORX MONDAY WONDERS I SUNDAY WORLD WANTS fi j

Page 4

t 1 r Y fJ 1 T y J r 11III I IJIl r4 Yr 1 it I 4 THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY DECEMBER 1908 fiNDS HUSBAND WHEN SHE RAIDS AN UPTOWN FLAT Wife of laberdasher Isaac Ep stein Sues Him for a Divorce I HER STORY IS DENIED Mrs Minim aische the Co respondent and Her Hus band Fight the Suit i titt e Platrelv and n jury In the Su gj prpme Court today heard the story upon which Is based the suit of Mr Matilda Epstein for an absolute divorce from tsnar KpMeln the long time hab rrtla hpr at No i1 Third nvenur Mt KpMeln k all s l to have a fan fn Uritiudc HIP comely wife of hit old f i lend Abram Falsche a lawyer now IhiiiK at No 2ti Clajemnnl avenue i Mrs npsteln hroipht suit as the re r ivil nf n raid l y her tind her frlcid Vrs Mary Wilson nn Mr FiilsIs Im tlPII at No 117 West One Hundred ant THoritflt stictt Mr Wllon leMifliil that by solnp In through an iin nt MII Id Hit on the Door above the F IF lift and drsiendhiK by the tilt1 q Suio they iiuirril Mis Ftlseiies fl t at ill ilie afifiimon of Aim II last I I si w MI UpMohi III ila unjama ninl Min Kiisehe cn lit Ily cia 1 raid t tl winss Hoth Manx to telr f feel Nr rltln kohl Nov I have caa Il YOII IIIlht I h lIh81111 r n ilf 111 KpMfln spoke to Mr Jll Kni 1 trt li aid prutect tJ yi rM I Tlirou tee women iy Tfy Iflw nu tir1ns In your tlJ i I Tells of Alleged Fight II Mi Kalschc epayfd tn obey Mr I Kp eu d I rr t Ions Mrs Kpet in not u dutch 0011 the clolMne of her rival I y Tile iipjiaivl vas sj badly torn Ilia she I lIw Io rover ill the bathroom I The Euln weie married Jun r I itt TIP haberdasher has prospered I Mm Ep tem iillesiil in her application for alimony that he was doing a bus Incas of SLW n year with u net profit ol lirtI hut Justice Oleserich denied alimony to hir when the husband showed that I he had saved his money In his wIres I name and that she was enjoying a net Income of 0iO a year from the rent I of tent estate bought by her with his I savings uud had 17000 worth of dia t i roonds which he had given to her j Mr Hpstclnti explanatIon of Ills pres nee In Mrs Falsclies Hat when his wife J and Mrs Wilson made their spectacular i raid is novel I My wire he said suggested In July tlat she spend the hummer at Aiverne S aid I was to send her IO a weelc Well f I sent the money hut she went to Ar verne against my wishes and In spite of my pleading to her to remain In town with me On AUR 9 I was om of an automobile Iut At 7 roinn eiue n enue lOut Hunched and Thirteenth Street my hat flow away I paw a man pick It up unC gut out of the car and went back to re olalm It whereupon I was set upon by two rumanc who kicked and beat me I was taken unconscious to the nearby llut of my friends Mr mid Mrs Fuiiehe where I unx ittnded by Dr George 13 lIrnpl ell I was there for the next iwi da s and tho doctor tells me I was hrpclcsly dvllrluus I was ltins oppontc Mrs Kulsrhe nt fii dIning tafIe tIln trylriK to take a little nourishment when they eame In to the num Had my wl iren in 1DI1I I would never have gnnc to Mrs Itilhehes to Slav i Wa fully dressed and su uvis Min Faisilie Mrs Falsches Denial Mis TaSehe roborand this The slon of Mr KiiMein and her rrifiiJ she sad that I AUH tcantlly lad is an i nfounji1 tinier I may AH beiM vemiiix H lisht coinfortHtjie house pi wn but J was full and com c dIussJ briun IIM IH ave a tiibule of hi iiMluto ionllltnee III his wile and It a niiiticl loiritioiatril the story cf Fl Biens Injuries and Ma treatment of 111m RAID ON COCKFIGHT 1X3V1LI MJS Uc i J In a apr fntonil raid on a m kirif nt1 r i Ut yesierilay fit io men Ire HT it J T i ur i f well i UII jnj uyundi tt IUMpf t A Hi iibuitttj run of wiuin v i lunuier Thil lien KUIHIOI h I rtljtu ut irOn to fOO wet s PehzLI I CARNEGIE FOR FREE STEEL HITS GARY Continued from Ilr it lageu I during steel at the present time as Kven i hy Judge iary and Mr Schwab Ann oriect i Mr Scliwabi eitlmate of the pres ent cost li titaoA ou entirely dltfketit Ideas that hit ettlmata on the coat in t 1039 WAI all that Mr Carnegie would I lay 1 RcplyLnr to a question from Air I Cockian Mr Caruojlc declared that i tlio rouioVRl of duty uu steel would not necessarily nffcct the price bocatite Europe could not sncoosfullr coin peto with the Aniorlcan product Ho I said also that if tho Dfrures given by former witnesses were absolutely cor rect Steel stock would be selliur far I below par I Mr rVrnfRlP spoke of the dmicultles ho oKpcncniol n Ill ducctors Ignorant I Of till SlU I Sillf S 1 I gradually boiiilu them out and cot men like dab uround me and we maili the cheapest bteel that has ever I been nude Voue been out of steel some time l said Mr Iayne Can you ull us where we can net the flcures on the present coat of milking steel I I dont know whether you can get the lIure was his reply If a Judue I was Interosted In II cause you would not respect his decision would you 7 he I asked referring to the steel manufac turers who have appeared before the i committee There wi no reply to Mr Carnegie s question Silence In the court room he lauKhliiKl romatked Its too bad I hiiM to submit to iie crossexamined 11111 cannot get u chance to crossex amine these dignitaries Mr tHincFte inserted that at the rate nt hlh linn orc i are tetog extracted lhi s ppl uniild In cilnuted In fort vinri IIp Inset Iris statcnetit on the Ntit eNpTt opinion ln eculd obtain he talil lit al i said that IJiu land would be In thy nine lottdltioa In seven ears Ilip teMliiionv of Judce iinrv ta fre quentl iffimd tn In the queitlons asked of Mr OinuRiu Terence was made paitlculail tc a tattnent that the fluty m tccl could IIP taken off is far ni the Surl ToHoratlon Is con rirned anA Mr Ca IKU smd that this iiiiitim hojlil he nciVptil by tin com mittee vn arsimiftit was preclplateil by thl statement between MOSTT Payne and Dalcll mi ink sIde clalminc that liulsv lan did rot say tb luty coiiid I ie ret nnii on all steal products and Mr oclrin on the other hand heir IIK that Idqe ilarys testimony ins l thai cffei JnJee Gary baa summarized the facts for you saS sir Csrscfio nit I should depend on them lie has told you that they do not need the duty 11 tho cost of steel relic lifts increased abroad us it hue Increased here yon will find Juflgo Oary3 statement quite true asA that be could stand free trade Free Trade Proof J uut IUM iub testnid that the IIIKC is u In li ibiojj said ruirnuan ln ytie Then doesnt that show that you liaro nothing to loar from free trade was the prompt rejoinder Mr Cirne ie was questioned at IriKtu Hoarding the cost of producing Ft t bu the witness declared that ltone t lIIell taaly could dtfffr n t nit quenloti The sled business e said was a business hy Itself and the cost i i 1 tn one ninn W55 a very different thIns truth the cot to anolher i S Vhin n KPlilpmnli of JudKc tJnry I chnrnrlnr he aid cnincs to IIII nnd i tells Vou lie doe not need n tariff you uiKlit to believe him lie Innlned in reply to tit llnti by Mr UonviiKf that the rnllwnyn W alP I hOI pnyliiK too nnieh for sled rnlN The steel rail mnkpr hi I boil gh were maklnt a fat priilli I I How iibiiut other steel piiiducts tin sldcs stiel rill Ml lInnu r In luhN1 llmvent a wntd to say Mr CarI i nrgle repllil hats out of my prov IlIcP Mr Iordney ircltcil the tfstlmonv of Mr Schwab hnl was Intenupti by Mr CurniKle with the unmrU that he Is a genius i i rirenliliiK In upon a Scotch slop which Mr inrnci lp ifhileil and III the inurse of which the witness mentioned the name of Judge niry Mi Kordney n Ueil If It was Intended to chatacttilre Mr lliry as a sleek article Oh no saM Mr Carnegie On the I contrary he 1 a n most lovnble man It miMiii that he Is shrewd It means I that he has a delightful sweet natuie I i Income Tax Makes LIars I I i Would you recommend nn Income j I tax to make UI the dcllclt In tire rev enues Mr Fnrdnoy il I kid I 1 believe rejillcd Mr Carnegie de liberately with M r Gladstone wo his I had more experience with the income I tax than any man of his daythai an i I Income tax makes a nation of liars Of all the demoralizing taxes that a nation can Impose upon the people the Income tax s the worst You asree with Gladstone In that 7 Interjected Mr Payne I do the steel magnate repule So do 1 said the chairman I If you want to do harm with money give It away to those people who will not struggle for themselves was one i of the numerous epigrams brightening Mr Carnegies unique testimony i That applies to the tariff on steel he added i I think the man who can make three lor four dollars more profit than a lazy should men corporation management be allowed to make hat proiitfor his countrys good was an opinion ex pieisnl by Mr Ciiinegie when belns Muesttoned with repttd 10 what he con i sitters a leasonable prom I Dealing largely In generalities Mr I Carnegie said he wanted It understood his statements represented that his opinion solely lie snid that he came I he had before the committee because I been summoned and that IP gave his test loon because he thought It his duty as all Ametlrun citizen I did not vol I untcer It he said I lie sed with questions from all aides Mr Carnegie anwe from his teat and diamatlcally declared that he was a 1 protection I desire he said to i furnish to the consumer a cheaper sup i uly and P more regular supply than he could gel inroad and If after forty yror oviience we cannot develop I steel will that condition our protective i policy In that Instance would hae been I a fufliiti instead of the trliimphant sue I i asM It bar home j VolnMie his finger at the committee I and tilsmc hs vone to Its Tilchest pith he declared that the steel lndustr I was ncw in te position where It can I say InUe i nr proleel Inn AVe are hull men mill 55 c Ilin lienl tie 1 Mirlit In Ibv iiuiiiilflicliire of sltd TJicrr Is liD riilnoii for the tar IfT on meel lir uplln fliiiilini Uril Vou Nluiilld not Puddle the In ilimlrj llh iirotrrlloii A recess ai is point was ordered Mr Carnegie Inl irej If the committee was Ihrh wliti him I No ionic horns of voices Ells is cruel remarked the teell WATERS PIANOS i L If you want to get a good piano and get it reasonable dont fail to examine the new WATERS UPRIGHTS I You will discover that a thoroughly good piano of I I wonderful tone qualities and warranted to be durable I I can be purchased at a very reasonable price and if I desired on small monthly payments I Over 200 Elegant New WATERS PIANOS from I I i 250 to 400 I I Payments from 7to1 monthly VITH OUT INTEREST J I Also a Beautiful New Style CHESTER PIANO I L 190 I I 7l3 oct 3stringed fine tone all improvements Terms I I 5 Down and 5 Monthly Send postal lor catalogue with prices and terms I I Horace Waters Si Co THREE STORES I 134 Fifth Ave near 18th St OPEN EVENINGSl27 w 2d st near Broadway UNTIL JAN IST I 254 W I25tli St near 8th Ave j I I I F j t jli I nc I i I VL Z I I I i I I I 0 C S S v p C C 4 I I I magnate as he retired from the Ion All Profit Higher Seieii Jo Iijlir rimlinhin of tin Committee tuck an nctlvi plll In the Ixumlniillon of the Pltin ts wnn Mr CnilifKlv reUlnrd tho stand nt 1 oclock Mr hattie bin befon him the lust nntiual report of thin tnllcd states oiporatlon and after i mhavotine wlthnnt SIICI SH In Kil Mtni dcllnltn m formitlob from Mr innuli wltb n Ktrd to the ilcilucthui to bo mnifi1 from thf ropoit H imkul VIMO till profits III IW7 cemralh higher In all countries anil till produc tion Kriatit i Yes assented Mr iiirncKlc Hoo ani foielcn cnuntrv send rill here askiil the ni I ness of Mr 1aMii No I ilont t lit ii IC so icsponilid Mr PajUf Tho d hit v Is rohlhlti vii now co to speak The chairman took up ccrliln pliics of the lo tlmony of otlrr steel tninmie iisltliC Mr Carnegie ullh nfrnnl too tlie Htnttiment made HP could BPI hill definite information fiim Mr Cariip le who dlpclauncd kntiwltdgo of certain of lie phafiS djcu scd Ilnilrman Iayni saul that Mr Schwab put the cost of producing pit Iron at bi twoen ill and lo III compared with J7 or J5 In ls9 Vhiit Impressed him about this testimony he snld wa that the tlcnres wire sn nrarU equal to this c compiled by the bureau or corporations from t lie books of thp stool corpointlon Mr Chairman you luip a tnnzn of fltUti and you will never nrrle lit re sults saId Mr Corneple THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS After a blither Ptart today Mocka hrke ohorjily under selling pressure on prominent shares The local tractions and The leadIng railroad opened about one point higher In subsequent trad tog large Belling order appeared In Northern Pacific and Great Northern preferred and these two declined sharply carrying hip remainder of the list with them The losses run from I io 3 poInts The total sales of stocks were 13559ft shares And of bonds S3oJf0 To lao highest ininesi t and lit rrtc w at jtockJ and vi net changes ei compared wIth l lurd1 final tlrum u u foilowi High Low Luint nh r Anwl Copper Tilt ras i 77 i t Am Car A FMy 45 4M 4tl v Am Can u il J Am Ice Co cat 21M 2IU i Am I niptle I4I rt ui i Am Smelt A Ref Tit c II Am s ft nr pf KH MI 1 iit5 14 Am Surer is i2ai 22114 Am Tob Co pf H2 lhIL4 5114 1 niron ln Mlnlim G4 41l WH U I M hal ti S r II sift liu U I Rill t 111 usd5 ii IU Hinik lUin Trin w if tiIIti 4 11 fan Iailflr 17t4 I11 il IX I fhr A Ohio i011t JI I riiMil II SIMi I tVrd 1111 inns I 21 Mi A Alt ihl ML M l l 5 I IT i if I I Sol Souther1 l p 115 iii IInst1 IhiI lilt lIt ias ft ill I t Ilinlnin 1111 1 III J11 i I IJInl Sic fnrp Hr i m Irle 83 II s2 14 Mlrii iWlrlP iat hit rui Hi Mil No pf 141 W 34i It i Intel Met Ig l IiIt 14 Mil iVntrnl i 111 hll4 iit 114 intir Iunip it a I ns Inlll 121 iIOL to is iiVr HSM iit ucqI 110 t Mo IC A Tn 1itl io tr n MI PaCIfic iii II 112 4 Nat Lad r l 7r lilt 1 Norfolk S Ot 4 a I 1 I N Y AlrlTiku I i 1ti14 tI4 114 1 Nortli FicKIr 1 117 It 11 214 IVimolvanla I l Mi 1M S I1 f C S J 7 Sl 14 1 I Prsl ieei hiL2 40 htttj 1 III Staph S rlns If 4i 11f H i 1lUnl ist5 1lv 11714 4 I I ItCi Sleet 2 V4 S4 I Itch ni pf t14 NT4 VIV I jo I I Iook iFlYHil 2 2i t U i Itoek iKlllll pf r M f 4t 4 S South IHiltlc 11514 iisJ ini l I It Il 14 South Hull 1 I Sniih Hall pf si Mil ST i 14 Tlilnl Menu i14 Mi 4K I Vnlnn prllc 1il 174 1 lt f S Sleet 11 ittI Z1 I Steel pf Ill Itli ltli I rtnli fopp 4al 4114 41 C4 iil C1iinh lilt 1n1 S5 j 4 t I I Wahi h pf 1 414 lieu 4 201 UVM i M MI 1 ut 54i 2t I eit In Tel itII14 I2 6 1 A1In Pectin Pwlft A Cos pales k r rIU beef In JCtw York City for the week ending PMiirdnv I cc IB averaged T T7 cent per pound Eyeglasses i I xi Very Praotcal CK j I Solid Gold Glasses 55 i Others as LOW AJ 250 i i No Extra Charge for I EYESIGHT EXAMINATIONS BT Our RegIstered 1liysiciana 3 1 jillhI5l nnI O fcfaii4 350 Sixth Avenue 274 Broadway I Belo 12d St I Below 3M St lOt Nassau St i 217 Broadway sear Ana St Astor liaise fleck 223 Sixth Avenue near 15th St I n Furs for Holiday Gifts CI Ci Gunthers Sons ij The finest furs in the world iI IMPERIAL CROWN a vw RUSSIAN SABLE Ranging from medium shades to the finest and darkest skin obtainable Long and medium Coats for street and evening wear Muffs and Neck Pieces in all the desirable furs modelled Into the latest fashions SILVER FOX SKiNS For Coats for Men suitable for street dress or anlomobilling 184 Filth Avenue New York I New location wilt lie jaN Fifth Jirunuc at 4jnl Street fiIf7J5hYiii Ikme On vsiii 1 WEllALCREDh Furniture Carpets Draperies Crockery and Betiding WE PAY FREIGHT Open Evenings Until Xmas j a L I I 4FTI I T I 1iiills ftIrr I rlunce h lioltlrn Ouli hIde d III il r n OuU Mull aii 11111 all 1ll rr hili livurili Dlnlnif luilri Mint climrli Imllirrettr oral i ridden imli tuiuK 19 OC ulur nlif iniie 917 rrik i 1 no ul 4t IQ I ill A wb KII Uov situ 6J oll niou lVO sits 41 uO 3 Rooms Si r 4 Rooms 5 Rooms fl p A COITpeely 75 Completely S125 Completey 150 Furnlsied Furnished Furnished j These Rooms Are on Exhibition nt Our Showrooms I Ifniss Bed I j i Outfit I i I 11 t iI llrjt llrd 2Port runllnu lillclrrna illS puMtR ivllh inatlrei isdii nllIJUt isith Illuh I IK nail prlnci Ilk Irrl Chair up lined hiiU h et lie PH UI b alue nn rn hnUlrrril In Ith It 111011 tell titlue 1r9P 149 mittU 2293 PO errIle aIIII 49R I I Write for our Our liberal tics IIOOKlK credit terms con In InIn In OPENS AN apply also to for in n 11 on re Long Island grdIit our out 4 New J e noy or tits Mulled free Connecticut T Jewelry Buyers Lamberts Are J At Your Service Hight under the shadow of the Christmas tree so to speak there is little time for shopping and not A minute loi profitless shopping It you have been obliged to put oil your Christmas jewelry buying until now you cannot waste time Therefore comc straight to Lamberts where there is a shining overflowing abundance of every style of jewelry mostly of our own make and all guaranteed We can hope to get and keep yodr good will only by giving you the best jewelry at the lowest prices and by the most polite attention to all your needs We are bound that nobody who enters our store shall go out disappointed A store with the reputation of thirtytwo successful years behind it a store that supplies all manner of Christmas gifts at all prices from fifty cents to two thousand dollars is surely worth a visit For the information of the late buyers we reprint our Christmas Bulletin OUR STORE IS OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 10 OCLOCK IN DECEMBER Lamberts Registered Diamonds Visitors at our store express pleasure at our Christ i mas showing of diamond jewelry They are delighted I 9 with our original styles In mounting at the color and I cutting of the diamonds above all at the low prices I Striking Illustration of which our direct importation of diamonds and spotcash I diamond economy at our I A picture like this shows I payment for them make possible We are giving the I only the outline of this best diamond values In town as everybody who has com I store Solid 14karat gold fine white diamond Solid pared our prices with those of other stores knows All I handmade mounting I 14karat gold handmade our diamonds are registered I 2500 I mounting 5000 Let Us Show You Signet Rings Signet rings we show in hundreds of styles and we I Chased column Scroll pol know that their beauty surpasses the expectation of customers i7 umn pot ished Ish ed guar tamers who judge them from the cuts In the newspapers 1 e or anteed solid y rose color Y All these rings are solid gold Look at them when you I solid 10 gold heavy caljiYou will probably find among them the very gift karat gold 5750 you are looking for Here are some recent styles 475 Other Solid Gold Signet Rings Hundreds of Patterns 175 to 3500 t t i LAMBERTS CHRISTMAS BULLETIN i L1 A Few Gift Suggestions for Holiday BuyersAll Prices Are Low t DIAMOND JEWELRY 2 Diamond Bangle Bracelets 1650 up Diamond Knot Bracelets 2750 up J Diamond Knot Brooches 900 up Diamond Fancy Brooches small 700 up 4 Diamond Fancy Brooches 1275 up Diamond Horseshoes 6000 up J Diamond Watch Pins 900 up Diamond Collar Buttons 500 up t Diamond Earrings 1500 up J Diamond Earscrews 1500 up 4 Diamond Hat Pins 1275 up Diamond La Vallieres 1125 up Diamond Lockets 900 up Diamond Guard Chains 1650 up t Diamond Festoons 3000 up t Diamond Solitaires 1000 up 4 Diamond Twin Rings 1000 up C Diamond ThreeStone Rings 2500 up t Diamond Cluster Rings 2250 up otI Diamond Banquet Rings 1150 up Diamond Princess Rings 3000 up Diamond Gypsy Rings 2750 up Diamond Belcher Rings 1500 up Diamond Signet Rings 950 up 4 Diamond Snake Rings 850 up J Diamond Head Rings 1075 up Diamond Scarf Pins 375 up Diamond Horseshoe Pins 1200 up Diamond Clusters 2000 up Diamond Stick Pins 375 up Diamond Sleeve Links 900 up J Diamond Studs 750 up Diamond Cigar Cutters 1275 up i FINE GOLD JEWELRY U Solid Gold Fancy Stone Rings 125 up il Solid Gold Birth Stone Rings 5125 up J sP Solid Gold Childrens Rings 100 up ii I Solid Gold Guard Rings 75c up 1 Solid Gold 35 and 7 Stone Rings 250 up c j Solid Gold Seal Rings Womens SI75 up I Solid Oold Wedding Rings u 330 up Solid Gold Solitaire Rings SI50 up i Solid Gold Seal Rings Mens 350 up to f i Solid Gold Intaglio Rings 150 up i Solid Gold Handy Pins pair 125 up ito Solid Gold Watch Pins 225 up 5 Solid Gold Brooches 150 up Solid Gold Festoons 800 up I Solid Gold Necklaces 5225 up Solid Gold Link Buttons 200 up i Solid Gold Scarf Pins 100 up I Solid Gold Vest Chains 900 up to Solid Gold Guard Chains 950 up Solid Gold Barrettes 300 up I Solid Gold Fobs 500 up to 1 Solid Gold Studs each 75c up j I I Solid Bracelets 600 up WATCHES i J Silver Watches for Vomen 375 up 10 Silver Watches for Boys 500 up J 1 I Silver Watches for Men 800 up Goldfilled Watches Womens 1000 up I Goldfilled Watches for Men 1000 up Solid Hkarat Gold Watches for to I Women 1650 up Solid 14 karat Gold Watches 9 open face for Men 2100 up 4 Solid 14 karat Gold Hunting i Case Watches for Men 3250 up i i i i i Fine Watches Cost Little Here What a fine watch for a Christmas gift a few dollars will buy you cannot realize until you come to Lamberts We are leaders In the watch trade and Just now we strengthen our claims to leadership by displaying more styles of good reliable beautiful watches for Christmas presents We guarantee them all without reserve litres a splendid I present for a man Solid 14karat gold I I hunting case watch EI rich in artistic en i graving choice of 1 1 f Waltham Elgin or Lambert works f Womans Swiss watch I Fine watch for a wom 4000 engraved solid gold hunt I an Solid 14karat gold I1ii I hunting case engine J Mlirr Mild Hkaral I Ing case Inside dust cap f turned Waltham Elgin toIdllll1111hiel5tvhi 1111141 I heavy gold plated sold fur turn up or Lambert works Silid Rulcl opin fear i by some stores as solid l r Si101 Uutcliri 11 uu 1680 gold throughout 1200 i I Whir uliaB M hum I other Hwha Walh I lug nuiurii UM 1h1tI tIltlIC nn fur I Bracelet I lIIa11 all JrurIIId up from ij Uracelet talk Is seasonable because thousands of bracelets are given at Christmas plaJn gold or with sparkling gems Some depend for their charm simply on grace of modelling and In the brtuty of the gold while others are richly engraved We Illustrate a few of the hundreds of patterns In the great Lambert stock Oilier solid Culcl lIre 1110 SUIM up Wit b I il I mondi i 0KIno ui L This Is our patented Hen Uracelet In solid 14karat gold Delicately engraved massive solid 14karat gold rose with lock anti lunge to fit any arml any color enriched with five amethysts jd Initial rose gold iiIcrcf4 top and polIsh 90 00 ie 2600 band Only p bracelet opens pArUUU 1 i LAMBERT BROTHERS A A Third Avenue Cor of 58th Street II c FOLLOW THE eROWD into I J I The Wqrds Want eolumns I I h tr

Page 5

s r J fl rT F r l11J 1 i I l7 r t T THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY ferret rare r r ST rcrt G u I SAYS GYPSY GIRL fl pa I HYPNOTIZED 11 I FROM 44 ROll I Princess Rose Accused by Young Man Whose Misfor 10 9 r tune She Saw Near j I II PAID DIME TO HEAR WOE I I I Then While Leitner Held Tight to His Bills They I Shrunk 25 Per Cent i p The tinlquo charso of hypnotlrlnR money separntlnp It from a tightly clasped roll coaxing It mystically and InvIsibly through thc nlr was entered little girl when 4 against n pretty gypsy B o was arralRiitil In tlio Hnrlem Court today Jamc Icltnrr n short slender young man with n mw promising lit tlo bunch of lawn on his upper lip t mode the romplnlnt a Mr Icltncr IB twenty threo yoars old and Ilvrs at No s7 lawson avrnuethe Bronx Ito Is n clcrK on the third lour r ut the Hamilton Hiilldlni at No 101 Knnt Ono llundrpd nod Trntyflfth street The gyps maiden who was arroctod nt young Mr Lfltnor8 behest Pond php Is IrliKfn Bee Klln nod that she lives here and there bctvcun Cup i Horn r and SotiKiiturk Mu Slit linn vprv blaCk eyes very black hulr dark live skin R and a dainty figure and wean the con ventional garb of gypsy royalty vari colored shuwl crlmsnn mantilla short black skirt and dnzzlliiK lu lerv oj bar berpole deplrn Shes Seventh Daughter Too In such sirUlntT garb did tTp JTlncss 1 enter the offkp whom young Mr lcltnpr I Ii employed and proclaim henrlf th 5 seventh daufrhtrr of a seventh dauKh j o ter all jirlncinw and prliKcs ts Hlic 1 would trll Mi Loltnirs loriuii loi a I 1 dime whereupon she smiled ravish i IngJ3 1 t I The young man was Impressed with F the Princess mystlclpslty as lie put y it today and as he was bur ing to i r learn whether or not a fair maid of the i Bronx returned his pnxylnn he supped Rose Eliza the dime crossing her palm and the fingers of his left hand at her i I direction I to Now sir she said will you count all jour other money mil It up and i r hold It tight In your palm for only In k that way can I set the proper mystic contact i k The young man compiled counting his roll of M4 and clutching It In a vlsellke 1 grip Thereat the Princess smiled another I bewitching smile and said f Young man the spirit of Aprlpplna the Hold tells me tniii you are KHHIK to I be disappointed about something Ii I James Leaner groaned t J Misfortune Very Near Yes ran on the little fortune teller misfortune is aiead of you A dark cloud ro Sii on your hnriznnyid tlete are thick mudjy waters at your fr That la all 1 tan toll yu fr a dime NB fir arty cent Nix on tre four bits replied Mr J e r eevlshly lni fcp TIVI to Land me Irouulc en tuih for 1 1 d ii Good day then fit stud Ui 11111 ccss and bapi rfraceiully out the iloir She wen dnssnnrdrs rkl but not j butore young etner hud counted his roll and illtioxured the is ree of Sll Ile did not wait to solve ho weird dis solution of hut Jll bit std down nnlrs 11 if toy use three tlijrhts of nr nj laid been urond rhu r Hypnotized HI Said The Prime w C t merging into the sti eut Y n t g man poumi d t upon her avid yells oI iir police nfhini r nnce Sie van arrested Hhi shrugged her nln ilibrs and sold that the young I man harI wan pieinsteri us I Hail Hhi tidieheil hIs money No Had she laid KU much Hs a finger on t I I his dainty person No How hOI she thkea the money I You hypnotlzcd It from mo led i I the bereaved y mfg man I The case was inizzliiiK and the oln18 I J trato ret tt over for another day Mean I time he twill read up on nmKlc and I gypsy prptldlRltntnry kill I II 0 1 uiB 1 L NIPNT PR Pd SOt I I I It No More t r Blue MondaYSi I I I 1 No more hot kit I j chens f No more boiling of I clothes No more backaches from bending over tubs of 7 steaming water No more hard rub I I bing of clothes up and down I the wash board Cleaner whiter I 6 t xsweetersmelling clothes than I 31 you ever had before A All this mind you with I half the work and in half the Fi time it now takes A How is it done i y By using P G Naph lr tha Soap I t Read the directions on the I I inside of the wrapper Fol low them carefully and get t rid of practically all the dis comforts of wash I day l6 I P G Naphtha Soap I 5 ect a cake i c CI iIIDr lliror il l7 i W S h O 1 j EI K r A r i 1 tea I For Lowesf Prices James BifitSer Stores I r rpHIS IS OUR LAST CALL Wi l out mm out 25ii Great Animal Christmas Sale 1 T Only three more day ire lt11 fur yin lo ninKf your purclw fu r up lo the rlosfni hour net ThurMliv evening with the most 1 u s till Christmas tiatIlw liifrije st mid merriest of the whole yeir i atllielue list ol nflrritifis it hits ever IHMI our gond lortuue lo y i We an ready for you at every one of the siOO busy 3AMES place before you q p Y i BUTLER U Stores evtry store lillcd vilh lie choicest selections of our Merry Christmas Greetings to nrtr mill all arc 1 t all the good tllilic Q of the cnsoii everything that heart ran trial expressed in our prices us 11nunlly Ms m tin high ipnbly of thi I i f to cat and drillkthe result of ninny months of arduous Hill troll I inaKliilUent list of holidAy speemK galil red ngitlar for jour dr1tn k j fj 41 i null fiom quarter of the eallit e directed effort on our part every al 1Ij 1IjL t t T xf 1 Iftl t t M 1E a M VluiV In order that nil may be linn Jited we imiM nth our patrons to him their pinchases to irvcn pounds each Dealers cannot be supplied t T 11 Specially selected lean jwVv sugiri un 1 pie Fj I Smokea Sil0uRaers nliVfor b s lhan llh itPrc rut I lnUske i 61 t w fLit to noHvckerpprs s a id 1 If i r The Big Special Your choice ot any throe cans yiz I Yc t r 4sN June Peas green sweet lulu tender 019 cans 25 C i i plIJl jTomatoes large No3 can choice ripe fruit for J W Sugar Corn Maine style sweet and tender J Assorted to Suit Vanilla Lemon Flavoring j Pumpkin New Yorks famous fi C Cranberries Cape codsbcst c 1 10 tUuUllce bottle J5c 4 QC nlll 5C l oc l rmce rnd dry pack fines for pies large can I cusp and full flavor measure Ell s I Teas and Coffees We import more fine Teas and sell more Choice Codecs than nny other retailer in Greater New York That is why we can Rive you better value for less money than you will find elsewhere The latest importations of Butler Teas arc giving splendid satisfaction We have grades and varieties suitable to every taste from 5 cents a lb upour prices being about half what the ordinary re till rr must charge for similar ijunlity Liberal S II Premi ums go with every purchase down even to a quarter of a pound trial package If you want the most delicious cup of tea you ever tasted select your favorite variety from our Diana Brand Of First Quality Teas Butler Coffees are the best of their respective grades absolutely pure fresh roasted every day nnd unsurpassed in strength 1 flavor and aroma In addition to our regular low price offers we sub mit these as special attractive r the holiday season 100 S H Stamps Free With the following combination purchase this week 1 Total 1 Ib Old Plantation Coffee worth me 30c ouC 1 lb Butlers Best 50c Tea worth i 1 alb 5Hel 60 S H Stamps Free With the following combination purchase this week 1 erE 1 Ib Old Planta on Coffee worth toe 30c jr S C Jf lb Butlers best 50c Tea worth 1 a Ib 25d w First Quality Teas of the Orient 100 Stamps Fiee with 1 ib itfana Brand Teas 70c 50 Stamps ree with J 2 ib Diana Brand Teas 85c 25 Stamps Free with 14 lb Diana Brand Teas 18c Peerless Brand absolutely pure fl J tfVn Cocoa 17 f 10c C in cans each J J and JLUtL l r Fresh From the National Biscuit Co Xmas NabiscoesI1 beautiful holiday attire with 1r yalll t ltciWiaWLP 3 Christmas greetings peculiarly li J C apjiropriate for a gift assorted flavor regular 35e package Champagne waters lQc Oystercllcs Seq Hepillar JAe package itX For the Xnmf oysters Pier ar Social Teas 0 Unccda iiicuiI AJ SaltInes I rP Barnum Animals 4kh Kepilar lOc paelcaRC i Fun for the children f i New Nuts Fruits and Delicacies i Mixed Nuts The new crop nil KHiiul and sweet i by the 15c Ih nIb C Walnuts The new Marhots extra targe and sweet by the e rj I bnrge JI C a Spanish Table RaisinsFinest inipoitetl Five Crown Cliu 25c lets very fancy lb w Table Raisins Choicest California threecrown clusters in London I luvers by the Ib Ills ffKn 2 25e 1sc t tar 34 Seeded Haisins Fresh packed i California fruit in e t 12c tOe package each JL Clean Currants Ulueltib 12C bun extra choice I package C I AlmondsSoft shelled the 19c new crop a lb Fijjb InSmyrna layers finest 12c new fruit Ib washed FigsIII beehive i baskets very choice each 1iC Fard Dales Illuc Itibbun Brand large sweet and meaty d o extra choice package JOe Mince Meal lilue Itibbon Brand from the purest iiutrcdienta a fin dainty and delicious pkee tOe Jelly Powder lllue Hibbon Brand all the choicest fruit tlavors1 makes delicious desserts packafro JSUt Slirecidcd Cocoanut Peerless Brand pack 7c12c Canned Fruits Apricots Rssle Hranil fancy Cali I fornia fruit in lich syrup 18e large can Hast View Brand choice rj I fruit in rich syrup large can A 3i Sliced Peaches hsslc Brand fancy California fruit in rich 13c vrull can I Iast View Brand choice q fruit in rich syrup can tOe Peaches Largo can of halves lsiu Brand fancy California I Lemon Clings in rich syrup t 25e call Uust View Brand choice Lemon Clings Ill syrup can 20C Ormonde Castle Brand 12c standard quality i can Pliicupplcs dulden Cubes deli cinusly sweet and full of tropical flavor in cans each lUc i and tOe Spices and Seasoning Pepper Peerless Hranil black and white puresplcca rv o In till each tOe DC Mustard Butlers Peerless full strength III tins Inth tOe 5e Mixed Spices Allspice Cloves Glnjer CinnamonAll Ierless Brand guaranteed pure n plCld I III ilb tin each JLUC Poultry Seasontnii Dur kccs Best I jIb tin tOC Tliymc Sage Marf oram 5c lrcih packed 2 large pkg Lemon and Oraniiu Peel duncyglncu alb 15e Citron Peel llrlhht lejr born fancy glnce H Ib 21c Celery Sultlresligratcdi tOe full utrrnjjtli bottle of PaprlKa llet Hungarian t t ft 10e UJ bottle 15c 01 bottlo JUC Curry Powder Ka t India A iiiillincntt 9 ox bottle JLUC Salad Urcsttlau Cninn a i btalsq nutcdforpurity but tOe I J Pears Large can of halves fcssle liartletts Brand in rich fancy syrup canlrSC East View Brand choice California Hartletb can 20C Pears Compass Brand Standard quality Southern fruit in n syrup large can iuC Plums 1ssie Brand fancy Cali fornia fruit in rich syrup 4 Q 18c large can Last View Brand choice California fruit Inrge can litlC Cherries IssIe Brand fancy Cal ifornia fruit in rich syrup large can 25e East View Brand choice California fruit large can 21C Pineapple Large can of Sliced Malays preserved In a m syrup 1 JC Imported Sardines flout Race Irand Jloniless daln lies in linef1 French olive 20e oih large can Marzan Brand Dainty little fish in olive oil caii l OC SFred ied i yir 0 ia The reiiilnr lic pneUnjre ran iIo a JL f rnC1i1 1C bad until next Tllir1iy l1 J evening at the James Duller Sturcs only for Anples Balls ins or grceniniri the host for eating or cooking 25c it N II baIcet this week Oranrne Svllt iuilv llorid fruit far sup ior iJI In the orililiarj nm III two sizes hy 3 uC 29 C the din E1 and Lemons Spe al holiday hipimnt jint received trnin 1l5 n I JtL lilnn extra quality doen Pl jde of Sit Loots Flour The best nilledsuperlative XXXX qualitygiving miualified satisfaction for hnacl biscuit cake or pastry No otlur high grade lour can be had at prices so Inw as these Barrel 595 ilb Bag 23c 1 iL1 Bag 7Sc 3 j Ib Bag 1l2c Bhte Ribbon Raiding Powder Made from pure pr tpe crenui il tartar und has unusual leavening power 5 Ih I 4lrn I 1 n 0 I 111 18c 111 t nat a FHI 35c I y y c rO1i Ssciftslramuus El 1c Uriudclice 1 L UIH E1 dJ of Mijrireured bacon every a lrj slice streaked with lean and fat by the Ib JL f7 C Ca h 1Ho Heliei uly appetizing fiIi in r beD9 QOtJit 2 U rli II it1p U t l tLt tiireeeus 2bc at JI Prnes Rice Choice Nuv Caliloraia Fruit Icall and good egnnlin food val tic lltu I II turned and e r y Ihs 1 In tltJ 1 mesh pnslC V0 higilcst 3lw17e I Choicest Santn Clara Prune priced extra large and meaty full nf Triumph Brand Choice whole llivir average S5 n hcadCarnliuA rice m 2 lbs 25e large O tn the Ib Nu a L otli bags each 2e3C Blue Ribion Ir lines Highest grade Santa Clara fruit nvtrng Blue Ribbon Brand Highest ing 6 j to the lb extra grade whole held Carolina large NIL 3 cart in 19 8 rice large earl u 11c Jams and Marmalades Liberty Jamsall kinds j g Blue Hibljoa iUarmniadc in Nu 1 gtss Jars e nrit j Uv lie t inAineriajNo Ijjlaisjar 17 C Blue Ribbon JanisChirest VHllars Miirniiiiie Imported I ItJl Irmls all Kims fiJf Irnti Irelainl large stone jar r in sass ell h I L tic unnlljar tJC Eva T iFruii E Pickles EaporatceiAI54eS liieltiblonCrossc Ii Uluctctivcllscclcbrnh1 Brand highest ijuaiity hUh h Iliovv i how and art large rnrlnn C Mixed 1ieklcs bottle IbC Evaporated Icachcs Jl2CI Liberty IMcUUrAll kinds f bon I5aiuli highotquality Ji 3ra crisp fresh bottled appetizers Inrge carton C blrUIU Onions Chow Chow and Evaporated Apricots l3lit lib MiNctl I bun liraml highest quality 11 C I Lare 2 o I 10Holtle qp I lurRe cnrtiin llV Mottle s4C Holtle 10n Canned VeetaMes ASIH ruqtlS J urge can 65C I llcncl1 PcusIUlJlortcllleliis Pois choice California spears C small green and tender extra AsynroUh Hi h Gin if Brlllld lull can IJc tuoyenx a 1 extra chOIce Call fo 1111 a white t eau QC spears lire can dC Suecolaah Essie Brand cliniceit Aspuraiis HudsonV Oyster liiy Elaine Siijrar Corn and finest s nothing liner can be hail 3 9c Lima Beans large can 11 C large can t J L Succotash Various brands of fancy Asp raJu5 TJps Man 93c Southern Corn and Lute 11 n anita llrand round J can Oe Zarttta I teanieeeptioiial value can Apnru us111IsDdllnteHrall l extra choice California tips e Spinach sll Brand fresh ftc kd btpiare can G 7C with the fresh garden llavor 15c PcltsEsilo Brand extra sifted early large van Junes sweet and tender fl Sf Spinach Compass llrnnd fancy large No 1 can wo I Southern clean and free c Peas Hast View Brand chnlcesiftcd from grit Inrjfe can 10 early Junes sweet and i Mushrooms Iim style i tciuler large No 2 can 42c choice i large can 21c i Peas Various brand green and Muahroomrirtt choix Illicit lender June Peru I hirg 10c miporteil French buttoiirt I 29c No2 can large coil Relishes and Ketchups Lea Perrlns Worccs 9C lrcjlarcll Mustard In French terslilrcSauce a bottle J and German stylo ga 10c n ill hoWes eich Ec J s e V orccs I ers II rc SauccIVcrless SnuccButlars ChIISnuccBlItkr Hot Brand bent American i lOc 15c 10c bus bottle a C no equal can in bottleseach II o r i c r u II fll1lihrtr I Tomato Ketchup 1ucrlos Urand fresh and full strength butilo lOc absolutely pure gin n French Caper Special A ltn 10e in bottles each ADC ju Importation ImttjelUc and IUC Smoked Beef CornMeal HlucRlbljon Sliced thin fromnj Triumph IJrunil Yellow tliSiLVil t frl5hJllily g c 1111111111I1 large Nu I bag tOe Buckwheat Flour Prepared Flour Triumph Brandlmlrg 3ccrlesitrauA n r 1 CI Brand Muster 1 n from mill law cloth half I iiuniual large No a pig JLuC Attractive Price Reductions in t il1gS Olives Essie Grand i 1 a ir The Bust Imported 1111 4 w in 1 25c 15c lOc 8c 5c lOc 20c 15e 19c f j I Imported Olivp Oil niorlco A Cofc Urand Jli iirnt irradii of lucre French olive oil from lirl pressings m bottles each 65c3 c23c Salad Oil i Peerless Hrunil the best m Amor I lea prelerrcl bv many to the im ported in buttlii each 20ctOc5c Vinegar Peerless llriuit cider or whit tint hurt fresh bottled timid 0 A 10c fwl ktrinctht largo tiottlo iUL Malt Vlueuar Butlers 1 t5e I best fur table use bottle U ll7 I Tff1lir Holiday Wiines liquors At 96 James Bun er Rnc S ores L i For this holiday season wo have made the most extensive procurations so that i nothing may be LcUnir and not only hac we out our prices clown to the narrowest margin but to make it more attraelive to many of our patrons we have added to r t low prices the i i Most liberal F6 S H 99 Stamp Oilers The hospitable housekeeper sees to it that at this season of the year her side board is supplied wit h an ample variety of wines and liquors to suit the taste of every guest Here are the choicest vintages and brands of Europe and America for astonishingly low prices up lo Christmas Eve Four Favorite Imported Champagnes Most and Cfeasidons WMSe Sea 9 Large BUC 235 Half Bottle 135 Mumms ExSra Dry LS Boilic 2S3 Kaif Bottle e 103S PiperIfeildsieck BraS Large BOIU 225 Half Bottle Si25 r Mercier Champagne Large Bouie g2HO Halfl3oltlc 8100 Two Best Brands oS American CI1aiilllp gF1e t Cooks Imperial Large Bouie 4 115 a Half Bottle 65c Gold Seal Large Bottle m 115 Haf Bottle 65e t hnpoL ed Sauqerile Bar5oit GucsSsers cclcbraSed wine ibolllc 65c I nuporfied CartBarton Gucsiiers ianious Me ioc fooWIe 65 C t Yrportgd SfilCrry Giratda Brand Selected VisiEasjc fcoifile 100 a j Im3i e Porft CasiiWo Brand Selected Vintage JiotSle SlriOI tr9 II t rt l 11411 1 Jcro r Stamps Free l With Half gallon Old IOIfoftln1ll Whiskey Half gallon Choice old CalilQ iti J li 1 forma Sherry Half gallon Choice old California Port Hull gallon Choice t California Claret large bottle Prineetoii Cocktails and large bottle q J Superior Cooking Brandy all in one order total purchase I Ii1iOInOrraIDr WMske 1HmperiEa Witu sk ey I The old reliable blend of the best Anieiican Whiahiyj Greatest saute ever nlTered in a plre grain ditillation I flukes fri lull lierevt r it gui free from all impurities I 30 fur S U Stamps Free with Imttlu 7 are 5 S II Starps Free with bottle 50e Hi S II Sumps Free with Inlf h fiE S Ii Stamp Iro with half 81 ii IJIU calla for j1noVlU kJ Killnn ftr II ILIt IJ 100 S II Sliips lreu with gIII C 9 filfi 1rF S K H Stimps 1ruo with 1pl fpc rp lon lor p jlji ciiV Ion for lJoU I J h PrlncclonTCocMalls POT ShCh 90 Claret I Minlialtmi and Jliirtini that lire IVrfrrtion i S IL Slumps free with gallon ti q 65 30 S vt IL StamiH Free with law d5c i1 jtijt of SutcrJoi ackciel iiliirrs cpJ o izJ YY rl hottle tJS 20 S II Stamp Free wilh large Lt19c Nave 5JWeeii iJV In1le rI flas k Ii S 6c II Staip Free with linltle of SIL Stallp Free with small C n I 10 51 haul Cilawb Injiv ylnsratrlllnhnga 5 e 3 ilask hi r t Anwh1 ur Madeiri Trysomc lruul SH Stainpi JVee with bottle of line hJ 0 2f S H Stmps Fry will htlleof lineri n 2111 tP oMIiiiparlctl Sherry Ciiraldu liraml Ii II Id Imported Fort nulhi brand 1 ti n I 30 Biilieps SpeciaS Reserve Niakcyi 00 r SK ii stamps Free with 1U1 t a 1 uA 1 1 01 II i 20 s 11 Stamps Free with lull quart bottle Old Cabinet VlUSU Zy 100 J 10 liS ir Stun ns Free with full pint hntn Old Cabinet V iiskey 50e 30 s n stamps Free with bottle of Sir John Powers Rrlsh Whiskey 100 30 s ii stamps Free with bottle of Old Kinflussic ScoSch VEiiskcy 6l5c Fl I 30 r s ct ii stamps Free with bottle of Goea Frei ry s 7 F Frciic Biaisiiy 5115 ljl 15 liS II stamps Free with bottle of Wilson or Hunter WMsii y j IL 85c II 20 liS ii stamps Free with boitie of Siijieriop Old Tom or Holiasid Gin 75c i 20 s ii stamps Five with bottle of Sispcpior Jamaica or Mcdlortl Ruin 75c 11 30 s ii stamps Free with bottle of R agen Bikers 50c 1tipened 1I1111lr tn lIlIllI1 Perfectioll Guinnesss Stout t 30 S IL Stamps Free with do botsSiSS 20 S fc IL Stamps Inivdh do splits 100 Port Slierry Claret i JB Choice California bodied b5c 95c c I pun Kiiipe wine gallon bottle J B Superior selected vintages bottle 35C Trysome Brand extra mu old 50c fruity bottle mi Fren efci CKarea I les Fits lIe F Schmidts St Julicn holi 50c lilY importation bottle Hummel genuine double grain 1 O bottle 0 JV liutler Ititllin of if1 Il re f the Old Oetober Brew C7c u J i 1 30 S U Stamps Free with doz botsSl50 20 liS 11 lamps Free with doz splits Si10 CaUil ornia Rhine Wine UcSli gr lh and fruity pure grape G 5c L w jncbulllr ide J IlOChllCtmcr Type from selected Eb 5e vintages buttli V Ntcrste3ncr Type extrachoiee v chot50c I 1 I Rhh11e Wilne9 f I Carl ohlKcmuths eilcl valed iinjiortfcl tiK c i I LaulieiilKimiT bottle v 1 I Coo3dno Brandy Trysome l11 and rOC I bottle tJ i 1 Princeton OmnflC BilJerS maks tilt finest cnektails boltle SOc CrcmC de MenHilC sitter dinner wdwl but I Ir 75C 45c and 25C Water 1 tin famous Crimnic spruiji vati tin l fig Purr anil spiirMnip brsl ol tulili a revs 10e c r 3 i7 best imported j dom lj5 bitrll L tlnrtn Situ hut II t p Three Bestt Brands oli Condensed Milk From UK finest herds in the Mohawk Valley nulliVs Brand Liberty Unind EJilc Hraud Popular became tlf its UItt re O n Iktrn flu lee ru h m rrism and ft I lt itest III bllud lh bra 10c lIIarkilultJ aha can C5 L i luitterlut can v lur all purpi sts Ian Pancake Flour Graham Flour Entire Wheel Flour llrmC1laro Triuiupii BoundiItd i AttntNunnnsgwiw Trluruiili irr tuC 1 e the faviirltti package tOe No1oltuiIbuseach JII S I 1 l luu ba1ru f Vermont SyrujiCmiUJc Coldest Drip Syrup IVer 12n Molasses llluu UibUitibt t Ae7C a tUc A in bottles cach 1Uc uUlI lwt lIrClll I tu c lJuUlu itu Urrulu luU IJuttlo T I J

Page 6

i i7 i i h H k1 11 rf J I II THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY DECEMBER L 1908 J r MARY ANDERSON ADVISES GIRLS NOT 10GOON STAGE Unless They Have Marked Tal ent for Acting They Are Sure to Regret It Mary Ayderaon who was the queen or tho American stage up to the time of her retirement whtn she married r Antonio de Navarro reached New York today She Is on a lIlt from j kngland with her Husband and her twelveyearold non and three eizoid I Jauphter She brought som advice to young girls contemplating L stooge career I would not nrtvlsc the average younp girl to seek the stage said Mrs de Navarro Only those who are possessed c I Of great talent aro able to enjoy the i fruits of their efforts The life of the mediocre actress Is ery hard and un i satisfactory Young Rills would do bet J ter to seek employment as teachers or I In other lines Tho returns In the long run will tie more satisfactory both In 3 happiness health nnd financially I Tho theatrical profession Is ea iy to nter and hard to leave It rewards Its favorites but punishes those who do not possess more than ordinary ability It should not take Ions for a young S oman to discover whether or not she Is really adapted to stage life or Is doomed I to spend her life In minor positions I left the stage without regret but I look back to my life as an actress as a pleasant memory The public was kind to me and I retired at a time when It appeared that plajguers wished me 10 remain and entertain tlic I have a horror of the thought of ever having go back and play old woman pans for Instance I have been told that reports have been circulated In Now Yoik that I hall take part In theatrical entertain ments during my stay here These reo r ports are unfounded 1 snail never return t rf turn to the stage in any way 1 Hhall Ji not take part in any theatrical per 11 forniuuie in New YorK AI occasional appearances in public III Jngland have I1 been In the Interest of sonic dimity Mary Anderson has letlred forever v Miss Anderson has not been In this country for eight years She and her husband and their children will stay in New York at the home of Mr De Na t varros father at No 13 West Forty r j sixth street eo DIED AT SEA ON I WAY TO AMERICA TO BE MARRIED 1 to I I Thanks to Mrs Whitelaw1 Reid Girls Body Is Brought I t t to Port J The White Star liner Baltic reached i port today from Liverpool two days I late The delay was caused hy the Brent storm which has been rasing on Ii the North Atlantic for the last week i H SB Priscilla JI wRon an Kngllsh gIrl V on her way to Eureka Utah to marry her acjiooluay aW tUea t Joseph I Clarke died on Saturday while the tOrn wan at Its hflght Only lot the intervention of Mrs Whltelaw Held wife of the Ambasendor to Great lirltalr Miss llc son would luixo Icon burled at l tea yesterday Upon Mia lUids fUH 1 Ii nntee that the uulil taku diarnc ot t e 1 funeral In this city the body IV ai LI brought n to port Might Have Recovered I Miss HCWSOII VilA a paCsot yr n the t cecnnd cabin with her hrntUi John Ji who had a r tanged tn jLominy her i fit to Utah and gie her away In montage Bhe was taken 111 with acute Inflamma t tion of the bowels on Thursday but I might have recovered except lor ihe cdvar weather coiditionH Mrs Whitelaw Reid Intervened I The rule of the line tnfU UIOFO MIO ne aboard ship shall IP burled from tif hip appealed to bu iicoim tn inter feltlico ut tHe bemad cthm pusbeiij i a i but IllV b ut tliu nalil ut Mioa ilfiteun on hei way to me altar leaclieu Uie Dr ML cibm unit aliri icu tin attentIon of t1 Jaiouifls iiriLciiaM a daughter uf Mauii i ti i sin 1111 tenth er jt jan Tf iJUixiiLBH 4111111 t ed a U all of Mir ULMI um tonic open heist IMP nsp In lot ha the uuJ uf Hit 11 Iv SfW Voin 11 f JUid e r 1 11 5 Ui Dl UIOSM IHJI I JI i lut and ti LIlt UliUertitluT In I in 1 tLaraataa a g tOt I e1 the funciil T i j 1 M Mljl uf Syriciitf a ji SIt r LUll a buna jJ servtiu estedi n 111 tIll lice I II liullorK took dan of tho matter los lira Held I I Frank Josies i s t NounsiLtnq Stout I Makes the weak strong and the 11 hi strong strongerI jf the sick well and j the well better 1 fimll eawi filled fej tilt Grcccrl u 4 Ik IM Mitcruti 1 JAME3 T HARRIS N Y Ajnl I c4J1 5t Pttaa ala less I t tt rl I L1oIIH I FINED 5 FOR I ASSAULTING CAB STRIKEBREAKER i Magistrate Cornell Declares He Will Send Next Of I fender to Vorkhouse The nmt clash between the police and the etrlkers In the general strike of the Liberty Pawn Cab Drivers Association that wa called today happened at I noon A picket of a dozen men from the stables of the N ew York Cab Com 1 pany tried to get Guntaie Gcssner a I BtrlUe breaker to quit work He re I fused and summoned the police of the West Fortyspventh stiret elation b 1 phone When lit came out of the eta I bles to co to lunch In Sixth avenue lie I was trailed bv Detective Trojan and three uniformed men At Fortyfourth street sceral of the men who had treil to Ret him out ear lier In the day junNI on him Only the presence Of the police who drew I their nlKlitstlcK saved CJessner from a secre beating Detective Trojan arrested II Eugene ndlrn one of the pickets I who said he lived at No 172 East Sixty third street other ran away I Capt Daly of ihe West Fortyseventh street station doubled the police guard at all the stables In his precinct when I he head of the attack un Gessner t PrIson for Next Offender I Magistrate Cornell In the West Side I Court fined erson 5 He said that the next man brought before him on i i the re rse would be sent to the workhoujp I will not tolerate any repetition of the disgraceful violence of the taxicab strike he said In fifteen stable many of them i cab purveyors to the biggest hotels and clubs not a man appeared for work this morning at the usual hour and the i horses stood Idle In their stalls Accord Ing to the ollleers of the Liberty Dawn Association of Drivers and the United Teamsters of America from 2W to 30MI I men will be affected by the strike About 1200 men are already out The Livery Stable Keepers Associa tion whose refusal to recognize the union by signing a new agreement with the men precipitated the strike how ever places the entire force of the strikers at from oo to 1000 men I I The livery stable men declare that within twentyfour hours they will have a cab service In operation that will be equal In efficiency to the one maintained before the strike was called OAKLAND ENTRIES I OAKLAND RACETRACK Cal Dec 21 The fnlile for tomorrows races are eo climes FIRST RACK Slxfurlonui nailing Nfbu lou 110 ldnx ItT Emma G JOT Hilly Itowl gK 17 nuinlta 1U7 Sophomore 107 Bonn Hi7 Uap 107 One HuII 107 Mike Atliflm llT Alena ltd DTicn 10J ECONI HCEFItnItnth of a mil setlingtiazeta tot Hal lifl lady milriMh liri Vronnh 100 Warden Yell lOll Ilurnll 100 Sir Angus tOt FrancIs Joseph HIO JJufh Money 107 Queen IJeMle ii7 pi jf l 107 1atrlcla H jnti Uncle s 1CH Till HI HACK SU furloniri Klllne Tony Faust 110 1 hr Mist 107 Grace CL 107 yrr Hill JU2 Sir Lvnnewool Jin Anna flu Io7 HurnlnK 1ush 107 Ca datclitn Ki7 Sugar MalI 107 Booker Red fLat IornTII HACE Mllo and a tliteenth rlllird Handicap HanbrMize Ill Ianras lie al Ijlpfcain tu Import 110 Hon lomnnr Wi ramcr M Mllford M F1ITII HArn Mile IllliiF Dnrelnton Ill TnlentoBa IOta Inader 107 Patriotic lir iiflnicK 111 Oarpantua lOTt maps 107 TajkniBfttr 101 nrkeinall 110 llrook leaf 10S Itoloman 107 lxing Ball OS SIXTH IlAi HIT furlongs nI crui ilnr I II Anna L Ijalev KM 1aUialto till llnamour HKI ocean Qu fn lit Waidin lOt Ins now hail Aionaut 107 Sans ITonlinn ICl Ilttlu titu 100 SHOT ROBBER IN NIGHT HOLDUP ON FOR LEE ROAD Frank Pinto Ordered to Hand Over Money Drew Pistol Thug Vounded Him Frank Pinto nineteen of Fort Ire was held up not far from iate home late last night and when told to folk out his money reached for his hip pocket Slid drew a revolver The bight Ryman shot first however a bullet paasliiK thioiifch Pinto hand which he had raited to protect his face the act piobably paving his life Pinto lint the 1 lihwn man through the body and ate he fell two compan ion came from behind Site trees and carried the rnnn Into the uood 1lnto believe that lie killed the wouldbe lubber The town authorities are In touch with the county under taker hoping tlieieb to lonrn of the highwaymans supposed death RUN ON PUMPKIN PIE WTNSTED Conn Dec 21 Bake shops are running overtime to supply the great demand created for pumpkin pie since the town went on the water wagon NoV 1 No less than half a dozen new restaurants have opened sInce the saloon was abolished MARRONE LOSES IN I SUIT CONSPIRE i I Judge Orders Verdict in Hnvnr ofthe Ikimings Jockey I Club I 1 WASHINGTON IVi 21 T i o is I an i clu of the sensitlon In tutf irois I clUnl bv the IJtvtion of Ju ph Mitt I lone the New York hoi i1 t n lair nll trainer frim th Ilrnnlni tuootrn k here und the champ that Ills liur v St Joseph WIIO uxid Whit tt tin on e MariMm1 Instituted against tho Wasli Instun Jni kiy 5 MI and Its MivviriK S How Mud Hiiuv J AloirN mid riun I aol HUM for JV iKO iliuiicrf vvn tril III the Llnult luur of h MNtnt f Colwnhli todiv befote 1 Met Ji tif I Clibaiwi I Mniroup S est i tIed that on Nov i IS 1 as lie attempted to enter the lrnnlng I ilinrk IIP WlIH t tippd by ft pitpkcepii land notllled that Ills badgp hail lieti I inllrd In Mniniim 8ild li tlion upI tiialed tu tin sUvvaiux who Informi I him that his hot e which had ton tin prevlmi dm linil been doppcl MmotiP said I his was pit en as an exotic fm ilmiritiK him from the track which IIP chin m tPilzpd its a coneplrncv of thp dc I fondants a ltd otlici imrllcs to ruin his reputation I The defence ont 11I11 that thp Mound acitd uiidpi a repoit from I their vptPilnailnn that thp horsp had iiecn lruggiil that their action was the u iinl OIIP In such cases and denied there conspiracy that was any 1011 Ihlcf Justice Clnubnugli late this af I tiinuon directed a virdlct In favor of flu Jnrke Club and the steward hold I Ini that no evldotico of the nlloccd con iplrKiv had been shown Jli held S Ii itt I the ticket purchased bv Man one on which tie was denied admission after I hit tralnprs badge had been taken Awn was a mere license revocable nt the will of the club on a proffer of the I price paid U H I 7 f f The OrirltH1 for The Gift Beautiful An Oriental Rug What can give greater artistic satisfaction cir more lasting pleasure than a beautiful example at the Orien tal weavers art Rugs vi soft harmnniolls colorings in every I known weave are the kind which comprise our stock II I and the fact that our resident buyers are always in i touch with the rug marketbuying in large lots at all I seasonsembles us to sell rugs of real merit at prices usually asked for inferior imitations Oriental Rugs from 500 Up II A A VANTINE r CO Broadway at 18th St New York 1 1i A16faLe I TUESD1Y 1ND DURING TIlE WEEK e SPECIAL Womens and Misses Waists COTTON CREPE WAIST Values2 50 toSSOO 150 250 350 LINGERIE WAISTS 350 5650 2 50 47b FLANNEL WAISTS 8375 500 275 375 I NET WAISTS I 850 1250 575 1050 SILK WAISTS Values 8 50 1200 1500 650 6 75 1050 I a wa r I9t ke L n I The Largest Collection of PIANOS I That Ever Went Into Our Christmas Sales Was Presented to Our Public This Morning This means that there should be almost as good selection tomorrow as today In any case there will be such variety and value as are unknown in any offering made outside of WANAMAKERS 1 These are not Pianos patched up for a Sale but are all worth t the moderate prices now marked Every instrument has been put in BEST POSSIBLE CONDITION Many ot them cannot be told from NEW instruments Some of them ARE new and 1 perfect in every way except for a slight grazing of the varnish which can only be seen upon closest examination 1 SPECIALLY EASY CHRISTMAS TERMS Make the Purchase Easier than Ever In all the history of this vast and successful piano business we have never made so large and fine an offering of Pianos PlayerPianos and PianoPlayers A LITTLE CASH PAYMENT OF 5 Showing Good Faith will secure deivery of many of the instruments and higherpriced pianos for very lIttle more Balance to be paid in convenient monthly sums It ib impossibe to print a list of the instruments that will be here tomorrow but the greatest possible selling today would scarcely dispose of much more than half this vust assemblage Best to be EARLY tomorrow however JOHN WANAMAKER Browlwuy Fourth avenue Eighth to Tunth Mree WI w J t f Clfl p I ft Old Stewurt Building Store Closes at 0 P Al Womens Evening Coats Our Own Importation To be sold at 50Were intended to be sold at 90 and not less than 75 With the theatre and opera season at its height every woman realizes the necessity of having a handsome evening wrap Here is her opportunity to secure one at more than a third less than former prices A collection of about one hundred and twenty i five coats and wraps each one with a distinct style of its own I The offering includes some of the handsomest coats brought out In Paris this season and designed by some of the most famous art Ius of I fashion The shades include pearl gray white champagne pale blue pink various shades of green and n few old rose and cerise Some are artisti cally trimmed with braid others with a touch of lace or handsome Persian trimming Regularly 75 to 90 now 50 each Also a limited number of handsome black and colored broadcloth EVENING WRAPS all of which have been copied from handsome foreign models all lined throughout with finest satin or peau de cygne At 20 regularly valued at 30 and 40 Second floor Old Building Young Womens Long Coats 850 i Buying now your savings will be practically HALF THE REGULAR VALUE These are 1650 garments the sur plus Winter stock of a specialist in Young Womens Top I Coats We bought them at great concessions and all are marked at S850 They are fulllength Coats of pebble cheviot in blue and brown flan I nellmed buttoning high at neck velvet collar Also Top Coats of 1 diagonal cheviot in black navy blue and blown plain tailored velvet collar Sizes for 14 16 and 18 years Second floor Old Building Special New Net Waists at 390 A Waist occasion alive with extra good values for these brandnew waists made specially for this sale are regular 5 and S6 waists Alive with gift possibIities for the waists are daintily trimmed and finished and show the prettiest of col ors including roe brown smoke and various shades of blue j Special at 390 should be 5 and 6 Third floor Old Building Two Sorts WomensSTOCKINGS We sell a great many of each kind for gifts neatly boxed Mer erlzei1 fast black lisle thread with A oc Pnir a garter tops Pair AT OOC a rail 10w slicd heels and douMe soles Fine gauze weight with much of the appearance of ilk Three pairs for H dollar i Fine black lisle thread with spliced salvage the con a At SOc a Pair venient garter top and linenspliced heels soes and toes which add greatly to the wearing quality Main floor Old Building Always a Christmas Welcome for I I ISlip HANDKERCHIEFS Slip a pretty embroidered or initial handkerchief as a I Christmas card in with your larger gift better yet send six or I a dozen of some of hese inning pure linen styles i Womens Hemstitched Handkerchiefs with handembroidered block I lettena ntw shipment just inSIX FOR 75c Womens sheer linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs with handworVed initials in wreath design SIX FOR 150 j Women s fine sh er Hemstitch Handkerchiefs elaborately handm broidered initial SXFORS Womens Htmswhed and Embroidered Handkerchiefs in scores of I patterns at iSc and SOc each Mens and Worrens rain Hemstitch d Handkerchiefs with wide or I narrow hems at 23c each Mens her Novelty Dre s Handkerchiefs with crossbars of white I in several patterns nt SOc each Main floor Old Building I A New Book Store Every Morning I Th thousands of books sold every day are replaced by I duplicates from our stockrooms between store closing and opening time Full assortmerts always Over a hundred I salespeople to wait on you Books for young people I8c to Rosaries I5c to 10 I 108 jsevv novels 45c to 103 Toy books for little children EC to You will also find here 18c Toy books printed on linen lOc to The newcst Illustrated books 501 Rag toy books washable 25c to Tht very latett books of biog and travel I rnphy history 150 Teachers BIbles 125 to tJ I Works of standard ruthors in seta Bibles JOC to G30 Text l3csads rare old edttion in bcauli Revised Bibles 35c W 8 ful biidlngs and whatever else be Family Bibles 425 to 22 50 Episcopal prayer books liyni 10rCL 111 a Ellendldly equipped Book tcr

rials combination ets125 to 7 catholic Prayer Books 4 cto4 Main floor and Basement Old Bldg John Wanamaker Broadway Fourth avenue Eighth to Tenth street rf sarporjitiaan fcLu j MM MBKDODMMHHDHBII n C

rr Ot 1OVl OS OS oadwcy thtUc 9 kt 5t5 OUR RIBBONS HAVE BEEN FAMOUS FOB MANY YEARS Largest Stock Most Reliable Qualities Lowest Prices We luriher ernphoBize the fact by offonnj the roost complete and bot selected nssortmont of Holidny Ribbons ov r UBnomblod nt piieos much lower thnn similar quulities nan be bought elhewliore UEAUTIFUL PRINTED WARP TAF FETAS olcynnt floral desmns nrtihtio colorings suitable for fanny work and Jocoriillvo purposes RVj Inches wldu j viiluo U8o pOI ynrd ot 25C PLAIN TAFFETA Persian und Holly put Learns null tho doBlrnble oolorltHiB and teslgnh to T i inches wide value a6c OUr per yard at vC AHROW SATIN RIBBONS suit ible for tyinu X mils packujfes ju d Green and Holly prkos par IOC to 29c ptroo of 10 yards HOLLY SATIN AND TAFFETA RIBBONS in all widths and styles at very attractive prices h Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders t a s a 4 Pa a4TUeyb I Old Building More Closes at 6 P Al I KEYNOTE Complete stocks of the least expensive floods worth buying A 10 Suit Sale iJA Semifttting Coats 34 36 and 38 inches long In Plain Tailored Models Values 15 to 20 One of these rare chances that only come at a time when manufacturers are clearing up prior to inventory These Suits were such an unmistakable opportunity that we g adly took all the maker hadjust fiftytwo I Womens smartly Tailored Suits of the best domestic broadcloth Many of the coats arc lined with SUnnsr satin Colors ate blue electric wistaria gieen wine And catawba i In style in material in finish in every way these are I the best suits we have ever been privileged to sell at any such I low price Many small sizes but a number of sizes 38 and 40 Come early h Sterling Values in Wanted Kinds of Waists Petticoats Etc ½ Several items for tomorrow each a testimonial to the satisfactoriness of the Lowerprice Basement as a Buying I Headquarters Percaline Petticoats 85c Satin Petticoats 1 Black with desp sectional Mercerized sateen LINED with flounce with cluster of shirring tlannelere deep ilounce with Flannelette Gowns 50c hemstitching Outing flannel blue pink or striped high neck and turnover Kimonos at 65c collar plain or scalloped edge Flanneette with fancy figures r Others at 65c with scalloped edge Flannelette Sacques SOc Sateen Petticoats 150 Navy blue or black grounds with white dots fitted back and Blak mercerized sateen UN belt Persian bands on collar LINED with deep Ilounce trim and sleeves med with bands and paits 5 for Plaid Taffeta Silk Waists Very brght and smart red green and blue plaited front and trimmed with small brass buttons long sleeves open front We think of ro gift at the cost that would be more ap preciated Trimmed Hats at 2 i Carpet Sample Rugs The shapes alone sold nt this I You know the kind made I I and higher prices earlier in the from short lengths of good car season pet with leather binding on ends Two hundred of them Want td start the nvv year with clear decks to we practicalK throw I tomorrow at half what they in the attractive ribbon and flower iate worth trimmings order to sell the shares Best Tapestry Brussels Rugs A hundred Hats ready for 27 x 54 in at 60c and 75c TuesdayNO TWO ALIKE 27 x 35 in at 42c and 50c Choose at 2 from smart Velvet Rugs I Trimmed Hats that some stores I 2i x 54 in at iS5c would consider cheap at 5 t 27x35in at SSc Womens Shoes at 190 I i The p i ide of our Basement unquestionably bet ter shoes than this price usually buys We say r s ndvisd Heause these lQu Shoes are a regular line with us the result 11 determined effort to crowd largest possible amount ol shoe qualy Into a erna I cost These Womens SIgo Shoes come in gunmetal calf lace Blucher style MM narrow tocs and Cuban heels in Black Kidskin button with kid tips high and sloping heels in Black Kidskin lace with kid tips end medium heels lull r vi 1 tor Womens Really Good Slippers at Si A complete line red tan tend block kid and red gray and black felt Slippers that youll be n oud to Rive J Mens Socks at 15c that we cannot duplicate at this price when these are sold cut because they were picked up abroad last Spring when financial conditions had upset the market Most stores would sell these socks at 25c a pair Hermsdorf fast dye plain black cottoralso with unbleached soles I very unusual at the price 1 ail lullfashioned bocks I 25000 YardsAdvance Styles Fancy Dress Ginghams 1 At 6c Yard 11 Might say regular 8c quality but prefer to simply an I nounce Ihem as Wanamaker value at 6ifc yard They are fresh from the mill and extra fine Stripes plaids checks and plain cOlorsgreat assortment 1 John Wanamaker L Broadwav Fourth avenue Eighth to Tenth street 1i p i HOLIDAY SLIPPERS I I For Women I Slip ers always make acceptable Christ mas Gifts In our store you will find the most complete showing of them in the I city All materials and all styles t i Satin Slippers 300 to 700 Quilted Satin Romros fur trimmed also 00 125 0 150 I Celt Romeos 100 I House Slippers 200 to 400 I PII Slippers 100 125 Indian Moccasins 150 to 250 j Comfy Slippers Black Carriage Boots 250 to 800 It Colors 135 Kutib r Soled Carriage S Quitted Satin Dreeing toils Specially 550 Slippers lack i Carriage or Automoblllac I Colon 150 to 500 hoots furllacJ 600 I NOT OPEN BVBNINOS Alexander I SIXTH AVENUE AND NINETEENTH STREET ia i 4 B

Page 7

i II1lIllr r i T FI 1 4i I I THE E VE lIT I lIT G W nn M n 1Tn A V n Ii n Ii ur ItR tI U 1 r nA I i WOMAN SLEUTH TRAPS OLD FOE t I AFTER 12 YEARS Db tIiscLI She Arrests Mrs r urrell as Pickpocket in t Hrnokljii Store I I HAD JOSTLED VICTIMS Miss Mahoti Recognise Pris oner as Woman She Caught I Dozen Years Ago A rrmnihable ptnrv of n vunimn who I It Is rIlP Kpl has been a pickpocket for I twelve ycar nn l whoso ilolfrtlnn In the Only two iiistniicis In which she hns bn brought hefoip toh police W a u n SlliPftocl by a rlexvr woman detective Tvas unfoMeil In to Aiianih Street 1oiiLC Couit lr 11 y n ado y There vn n rtrlkliiK totitrist ht ii ½ n ftoiruov inlrry pb icirnpi oi n g I Of twr id Mrn I iertimle Muticll I ii aupuu red before tool MiKVnlt I t oay Vet Alis Marl Muhon th evs oriinn llIdlvl traced a Hu iiess he Incen them ho 1uta i ed Iiu hnl IlITeslrel 1 t Morr ll a oIzea yenra ngo In cnctl raine tnatiur ns hu tllU ej tojxln J r u trap was set In a IJioollyn jP mat ttrp wiiri1 Illss Iani la lln pic eJ is a il t1 tlv r Donned a Disguise Set a woman to ruirri a HOIIMII vi tie oinniPnt of rtlnp u tatn Jvilhrc nt the Pronklv I ilxi Iujei IJ when Miss Million I I I in story ItorMr Mr Morrrll au Ident I ned foon aff her arrest In n ilu Itr nitf n i i isonor I In the HnMnoiul Mreot ail ny thiec women atrolih nf the i piirtinctit store us the p Irson who fluurti and ciowtleil them In the store whtu they were robbed Sfvoral women complained recently that I llr purses worn ctnlen or their liandbaRH rifled while shoppins In the More Miss Mario Miihnn bfnme bu bly vlRilnt hut she did not catch the I thief MlSH Mahon rnni to the conclu cot that the purloIner of purses knew I Imr ami avoided her Careful wane op I tinting In the tore So the detective stutfed a handbag nith paper to nmKo 1 look plump and tempting She illsRaised herself so thai her own mother would sl rely know her Sie tlc one end of a strIng urotiml her handbaKs clip and UIB 1 1 other end to her thumb eo that If the handbag was opened the sIrIng would j rk her thumb Then suspending the hag flout her beJt she mingled wIth the Bhopp ra Good Gracious This You 1 i In tho crowd Miss Mahun saw Mre rtrude Morrell alias Mrs Cline thirtytwo years old but Mrs Morrell p did not recognize her The well laid trap soon caught Its quarry the airing jerked Miss Malions thumb and I turning quickly ihe confronted Mrs I Morrell Ive got you nt last Gertrude ex I i claimed Mlsa Mahon I Good gracloaul cried the astonished woman Is this you Miss Mahon7 HELD AS TRAIN ROBBER PORTLAND Ore Dno 21 Sheriff Btovena of this county last night cup I I tured a man saId to be one of the rob ben who held up and robbed the Oir Kon Navigation train near this city Thursday night uot The prisoner had some of the stolen articles on him when he was cartur 3 I I I r MEcIALj SPECIAL I Brass Beds 9 ire R Enamel Beds All Size 375 1 I DONT WAIT I BECAUSE YOU HAVENT TIlE I MONEY n WB AflK WILLINO TO I N TRUST YOU 11 WrIte for nookltt Open T Tfnlnr I j 1 All Apartment nn I 1 Furnished Complete 99 7 I OU CAN UICCIIASK 4 Granu Rapids Furniture Ut lUlt I lIBERAL CREDIT SYSTEM p 151 worth 300 dow1 75 SOO I tOO 750 ii opmN PV1N1NOil I I t L I Every SOX and BOX of candy should have a box of CAS u CARETS in Ihe bottom Then eat I and be merry but at bed time rcmem I bei to take your CASCARCT the I one medicine that will help you help I nature get rid of the extra load without grip or gripe and that awful upset ick feeling I Buy a JOe boa CAIICARRTk tbti I aptIn ha It hn4v Is 1 D iii nu alihl Xmu It I Il T f L a 4 8 t ii I n BLOOMINGDALES i 1 Great Sale of Musical Instruments MANDOLIN OUT I FITS Sol id rosewood mando I lin with 13 ribs i celluloid nnd fan I cy purflinK utound edge nnd sound u hole ebony fin gerboard pearl position dots ill Il1ld guasd plAte I n I c k e I tntlpiecc i beautifully fin ished throughout complete with canvas t case entire outfit d 398 GUITAR ZITHER Mnhoany finish ed beautifully polished fancy deco rated 15 tones 6 sharps arranged on keyboard thirty strings fine ihords C G F D nnd A ffj rn 159 i Myjo special Dale fO3 VIOLIN GUITAR AND MANDO 1IN CASES in lelt leather and was can 29c98c269 METRONOMES btil without 188 J METRONOMES with jo oo U lel 288 HOHNERS HARMONICAS 47c to 98c MUSIC BOXES 49ctol2 BAN J 0 S11inch nickel rim 8 nickelplated bracelets calfskin head worth 4 special a np j sale price y 1 95 RANJOS 11iich rim ebonized tiii erboard German silver frets lj tkelplated bracelets calfskin I head worth 6 inl special nn ule price 2 69 FINK MANDOLINS Mnplc and birch wood with blue stripes be tween ribs maple cups and sides inlaid lound holes rosewood filiKei boards with position dot 8 nickel plAtd puatdplate and tail piece patent machine head worth JiSOi et ttaotritnary 118 vnlue AL I VIOLIN 1 OUThITSItI wVA Cantisting J of the celebrated Hot I violin with solid ebony trimmings beautifully fin Ished and highly polished excel lent tone the vio lins alone arc worth from 6 to complete with neat case Brazilian bow set of German strings set ol tun ing pipss rosin In nickel AO Q 395 plated holder sale pi ice MAHOGANY FINISHED GUITARS With metal tail pieces I beautiful instruments in tone i and quality worth 4 185 special 1 CONCERTINAS Beautiful tones best grades 169 239 289 398 598 FINE ACCORDIONS best I makes special 169 o nr I 395 195 295 and lyO u I L Clearing Sale IHIWMINfiDAlKS of Silk Suspenders l 1i 12QO PAIRS OF HANDSOME HOLIDAY SUSPENDERS that until to jl 9 day are now were marked S150 and 200 CT p 00 I l Thee is a beautiful assortment of this seasons l I latest novelties of silk and satin web mounted with I i se sterling silver in a heavy Roman finish gilt and art I novelty buckles Each pair in pretty Xmas box Z You see were not waiting until after Christ SI mas to make vigorous reductions They abound all i over the store Mftln Floor lth St Section IIIX10MINODAtES Hosiery Reduced I Excellent grades that make practical gifts I WOMENS STOCKINGS 2thread I seamless black and taupe 121L I 6 pairs for 70c each pair 72 e I WOMENS IMPORTED STOCK i INGS 2thread black or with white I I spilt soles 6 pairs in a box for 100 each pair 19 C I WOMENS LISLE THREAD I STOCKINGS superior quality shades to match any costume and black and white 6 pairs for or I I 165 each pair JOC WOMENS FRENCH LISLE I I THREAD STOCKINGS in many i beautiful styles special at 44c I per pair TTTTV WOMENS PURE THREAD SILK S samples made of superior quality ingrain pare thread silk special at per fi in I pair flW I BLoom 1 Storm Capes 179 They are made of striped gossa mer rubber In a good serulble tjle like the picture for gIrls Cape reaches to the top of tho ehoo and baa two flap open 4 Incn for the hands Hood In lined with plaid material and I may be drawn over the hed If desired Sins I to 14 years If you want to give the girl a practical useful Christmas Second jjioor u J91h btrect Section gIft heres your chance to pot h at an unusually low price WOMENS 3 PURE FRENCH SILK aTOCKING3 finest quality ot pure thread silk with silk clock ings on the side They are in very tashiohable color and black and white an usually good Aw QQ 1 98 value at Jtffl MENS FINE CASHMERE HALF HOSE also mercerized desifabl designs 6 pairs for 8Sc g each pair IOC MENS IMPORTED HAL HOSE full fashioned silk finished lists thread many pretty colors 6 I24c pairs lor 140 each pair 24c MENS LISLE THREAD AND COTTON HALl HOSE from France with stile clockings on the aide many colors 0 pairs or for 200 each pair JOC Main hoer BSUi SL Section NGDAL1t8 Why Not a Tripod TWOFOLD SPRUCE WOOD TRI PODS with felt covered aA45r GUN METAL TRIPODS 1folfl 88 4 Inch open IB Inchsi folded 139 lold 4124 Inches opn 15 In j ches folded 198 7told 47H Inches open U In Chen folded 298 A complete assortment of Photo graph Albums Calendar Mount etc at most attracUv prices A complete line of tIle r Eastman Kodak Company Kodaks and Brownie Cameras at price ranging from H up Also Premo Hawk Y6 Cameras etc Main Floor T 1JLUUUU I Cornell Talking Machine I Outfits at 974 They comprise a 12inch oak cabinet 974 10inch turn table and 10inch steel horn as well as 6 uptotheminute disc records 12 Record Cabinet for dUc talking machine recordi 694 Columbia Doubts Dic Record 2 record for the c regular price of one All the best t l ctioni prie OOC Columbia and Victor Talking Machintt at 1075 1700 2500 and 5000 I They may be purchased on the easy term of 100 per week Ur Third 11 oar 601t1 B 8eoUon IILOOMINODALES I Frnm O to 10 ToMorrOw Tutu day Evening Womens 25c Stockings I 15c i 1w1t Full faihioned regu lar made Slacking I In plain black or with white split solos Very good quality and very I big value Main Floor lUIflStIiOi4LES from II In 1U ToMorruw Tueldr Kvrnlm Mens 1 Cape Gloves at 69t Heavy capeskin unlined Vldgloves spearpolnt backs IILM INflIALE8 Krom II In III TnMnrrow Tur dx Kiculnr Childrens 1 Kid Gauntlets 49c I Fine tan kid lined gauntlets all usia Main Floor p From 0 to 10 ToSlorrnw Tuesday It seeing Mens 15c Half Hose 7c Fine 2thread cotton In plain color and polkadot designs Main Floor intooMixonALES1 From 0 to 10 ToMorrow Tns dy Evening Mens 25c and 35c Half Hose 15c Imported fancy silk embroidered In cluded In the lot also are fine black cashmere half hoi All sizes Not mora than fi pairs to a customer Main Floor nJOOMINODLES Prom U to 10 ToMorrorr Tnra ilnr Evening Womens 125 and 150 Fine Cape Gloves 89c Entire stock of a prominent makers sn and 1350 per down grades which retail regularly for 125 and M30 ham JtkoOf ro v u L rdi D tr IBJ U Reductions Reductions Thats the K yno The Store Will Be to the Tremen Crowded Up to dous eIIing Closing Come f Hon E ary dir raCt Every Such zaY Day Come Bargans Kaoe as Early Ntcer n the Before Day m Peen Known S k Possibr 77 I r STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS 1 i MMI 1 in i i aii i TT I I u4 ujctii a ti bt iU i xi hlOn A V W 1 Hand you one Use It as 5c tree i ranSterS cash OP a 1 purchase at our store thit m Us it jti t the fmie as ti miti ALL CAPS TRANSFER TO I ooIflhIoT6I4 LEXINGTON 3J4VEJ 59 fTO 60fST The West Side Riaes take the led ca that ames down Broadway hum lot Lee F iry get A traisler down 10th aver ur at 71st street tttmnbfer at 59th lice wle to Bloomingdales you pet off the ar ill Lexington avenue gel n lice transfer ham our uni formed agent At the corner Use that trnrfci ab five cents inca h on a FREE dollar pun hasr or as ten cnts on a three Mia pmclac at our stOre y Toys Dolls Games Sleds Handkerchiefs Ribbons ana Rocking Horses Etc Womens Neckwear Many Different Will be here in I Kinds All at fullest assortment Reduced Prices Up to the Last Minute 1 p Irtui l tu lIP TuMorroirt rruin It to 14 loe day Evening Mens Tn lurnivr Neckwear ens utNda hrmlug Mens Dollar Kid 0 Childrens Gloves 59c 50c 75c and 1 values Wool Now 29c or 6 for 16f Leggings 25c They are the new style large Made of j open fourinhands in a handsome good quali I ty black variety of new colors and designs J e I s e y Solid and effects Worth more fancy light me than double dium and dark as well as white our a a I e All tlre cut onlt n black and pearl plain and self price limited Quantity rfnt Mmn Floor more than 2 pain io figured COIlI si A It rMnln Main Floor nih fit s ctloi Section Mnln KWr A r tf Sofa Pillows 59c Sale 01 Umbrellas Tbr are about 1600 of their imported ITrtnch j For Gifts at about half usual prices tapeitrr mrs pillows In a wld variety of prettj TAlTKrA rMlllirUAS mraRon I f I ubjeota tilled with clean oilorlc Javaduwn frame siej roil fine handle at fluu I urblob li better than either hnlr or fenthera AUTTA t MIltlllb 5O ntjlur Ci ct I of Jmmilpfl nl ylOy 150 Sofa Pillows 89c EtIIEit nnn variety 1o IYItilt or h411111 IllJltIijt 8 19v PI UIS hllK ANI MON TAHITI ThoM hove biautlful illlc top In an alnioni iMIIItiiltS IraR cnn rnV M endlfta arlety of colors anti rlrnfrnn Quit th thu britt elijuUltn hniullCM 2 bl hanaiorosst plllown evsr pruduicut to sell nt their IIIU sIIIc U IIIICI lh trnrJlO frnwionpd roils mrular price SO they arc an Immeinf bnrrnln ni vry lulnlunilMl rtIaiic lmnr1lH t price Vllled wi II clmn oulnriec nnl the new 300 tarT nlllnj 395 500 Main Floor rnth Pt Sctlnn Main Floor roth Si Siciliin w 1rotI ti 10 10 JKOU U XO 10 rOMIIItltOVV lLitlUAl i rum u I III feMorrow tVKMNU rr roWr w r Tueeday Itenlng rlirerli I fJl Womens t o This Pretty Mens Wear Gloes SI00 t9c Candlestick 19c Mens 5 American Jacquard Blanket f fin IWIIty FInished Robes desirable design at 274 it cluap lit In dull Itid c bl Dk and Mens 350 Blanket Robes at 195 Ulo crl I every havln Mens 150 Wool Mixed Coat Sweaters ok II thllt colond pult lull size and well made in plain gray Nut ore Ibado All sizes from 36 lion to 44 at the mar two nd vellously low price of 87c jalri to can 61 a cur holder minor MaIn Floor lOlh BI OAalln MftI lluor ih r Section Mens 1S u w ip 37b mokn Jtand Watches750 for 135 A at neautlful lIMit price OUt Brass and Nickel P rate d face ThIn walch model oPoln I 311 h Inches High gold hued The cut ihow the pollihod otrl of the for stand casts guaranteed complete It dlroJ II 26 year1 Fitted with f rod m ay 0 unscrewed and tie tld Itllln IOP and the celebrated fiJ bottom part crotv OYlmlnt U v r Y I toittber thus making n tabl watch guaranteed to Stolid When used ai ihown In ftbooluIO corrrl I he cut they are SlK be hlhlh CUll Incnej No high have tlmelteepor s I aYe 8 rlrar r li I al and n for additional ehurge mulch hollr Thor are Uaueir monogram sold for 8 6 nluvln 011 ond are gra the CACO iut for lSd on luleln Floor 8d AV Re Metn In Floor Cenlro Also In rollnOIl AI All trcI p P Oilcloth and v Irom IJ tn 10 OlCu I co TuL ISlrrow uo a u Can m Et suing Linoleum 150 Bamboo Buy On I Remnants Book Cases Easy Terms 00 ases at usual price fIrr1P anti pate money i ii 5151 UeoliDlald3ge 98c cult tlll11 our doplmnI eo llnolfum y C the lfiilrdPKlolrrVm liCe Orad Llno 15c ann bamboo book household y good Knnff Ium easel 4tl inches high PHI riles oil paInt I with 4 burnt wood iniii aewing marhinei 68e No I Oilcloth lSc hly i IS Inchu Old touting machlni ari A unrul and orna hi In fact almost any Fourth Floor menial ilit thing you nerd for the Third Floor nouMliold on mo l liberal term 4A I All Cars 1 rrmstr to BLOOMINGDALES Lix to id Are 59th to 60hj j Womtnt Embroidered Wreath Initial handkerchiefs hemstitched half dozen in a box RcguUtly jnc at 29c Novelty Roller Skate Boxes containing 3 dainty white handkerchief for children Regularly 35c tpecltl at 19c Main Flour 1 a m a r Tilt si BLOOMINGDALES I 111 Give Her a Waist Here a pretty S3 Nuns Veiling VVaisi t iI were RO m lo sell I to morrow Tuesday 198 They arc rbnolutely all wool have front of graduated nicks with net iabot new long sleeves tucked pearl buttons finished wth a net frill cluster IlIcked bad tucked collar with a net fri 1 button back There arc only 250 in the Jot ands ns they arc really 300 goods they will go quickly at 198 Cu I 11101 lutaligina Ar cllon u11ttEtlINliltrs i I Womens Dressing Sac ques w Cvcs ld thousands I of these next three s for Christmas gifts but the days arc going to see all records broken VVOMENS FRENCH I FLANNEL DRESSING SACQUES pleated front and back Fitted trimmcd with laid i albatross daintily finished with narrow braid lit waitt t with lavender Xasa and tassel Gray blue pink and HCfularJy 500j special price i 3 98 NOMENS trimmed KIMONOS of French flannel 30 inches long Dutch neck tilrnnledwjthttarrov braldin Empire effect Buttons and loops fr QO rn front various 98 colors All pretty at the special price aIM 4 VO WOMENS Eriire FRENCH FLANNEL KIMONOS tucked front and back KRtlrc sa nnlshfd que with pretty scalloped edge Blue gray and pink exceptional value at 598 Second Floor 50th St SecUon mooM ixc n IFV J Sale of Silver Plated Ware I NIl SIJTS Now itnplftnt silver plaipil pick and one crack on In rasp nt C3c 89t KXTUA NIT cnACICKHS Slher pnilod cant 24c iNTt5A NIT PICKSSIIVPr pinto In race nt per set of h 24 C HIS12AU TUAVSHlKhly rmhosped In lioaiitlfnl new storlliiR silver Ie Sirius Fhaded I7r nal gray Bur nished or satin finish very Kjipclal at prIces ranging up no from yoC I LAnKT 1ITriIBHS nndome Imitation of cut glass quad ao ruplo Ili t oil top SoC TBA SKTS Four pieces Ten Pot rieiim 1ltcher Spoon Holder and Sugar Howl the latter two sold lined uuidril pie ed 1ull plated uc nno tually worth 7iO at fJyo KEIIN DISH Sllorce1 design handaomply h urn I H h o d ruk llnlnn 14y SALT AND 1CIPEH SHAKBKS Imitation cut gluts with hard metal silver plated tope jn 1ge tier pair SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS Made of hard white metal a pach 1ge 1KL1T DISIIES Very xpelnl nt 98 I CllIMn SKTSTray and scraper I with nanim rococo border satin finish or hand engraved special 9Sc Also these specials in Rogers flat ware in Jour very handsome designs TEA SIOONSIPr set of ilozen 4irC DESSERT SPOONS OK IOUKS Per spt of u doz 8 yC I I TAHfE SPOONS OK KOItKS Per set of 14 ilozen iloC I AKTEnDINNHJl COFKhK SPOONS Per sot of 14 mz73c OVSTKK IOUKStT bM of on u 2 doxiii OiC 15KSSKI1T KX1VI3 IVr rt f of z boon SJ 1 MEDIUM KNIVES Per set c of A dozen fliy KUUIT KNIVESPer set of c 4Q 149 Vi dozen HEM lADIES Kach JjC I fICGtR KIIKtIS Oil HIT In I r1 TEH KNIVESEnch 19 C I M I HElRY SPOUNS I Each 69 c Main Kloir ih fI Pitltra Hundreds ol other very pritty pieces I J for gifts at exjcptiunily tow prtoe I 60 Sewing Machines niOOMINODA1lS in This Sale II at 1950 1 H The cases are built of goden oak and are 11 dustproof All the weinnf parts are of theI I best hardened stiel ground to banngs and each machine has a lull complement of the newest attachments and a patent that raisss and lowers the head automatically Mum F Lox tte Sccilon IocmISlmII I Sale of Leather Goods Best Gift Goods at severe departures from the regular prices Our reguar 95c to 2 Hand Bags foTnrniP at rEss1 48c98c A tu 10 in Bugs Oxford Cub a lu Carriage Pari u I 111 n Varily S j t t i Avenue shapes vith purses to match C IIAIIIII VUIITS AMI rAitu I C til For IuiCttlta iiiun i In alll color oi iiiM nlcjkin t1 Do inuimcn t sr In flyo i Ih AII AM in itiirr CASISAII fRii ieil ailicri Polite Illicit with J 1t rather I j oIlier untrolilereJ 2S0 ii AltlK lit iP linMl with chamois iU etc In miuy d iigna with lontr lnUe chains of nicKvl or OjP Bill IHr n7 OC OMIIINATION rdCKrTHOOKM Of Plcnnlil leather I ic 0 9Sc MIIKIC IIOIIS AM PORTFOLiOS Lined with silk or leather Ionic plain with or without f no hnncilr j e to fll tf OllAK AMI CuE HIIXKS In iti leatharettn or leather 48r to QIJC roiiit SKIS Fitted with fbpny rii flnir iller niounrlnxi nlcUAl iml ixlill1 Dlrrn caM Ire deal ole hln pin neil Ii HiiUH 598 IIWII NI TH1VKKT OAHES Wllh duet and nlllii lurlltloned for van oils pieces M Iliiii secret 498 cpmiiartmnnls Slllli to ftyo MM 1C IKATIIlill AIIIT CASEH Knallah rnnan llnliiK with lock a and bolt tome 1tn atnlpi all or part tound enijie with ihlrt 7 e1 linrknt 58118 to 9OU Main floor A 3Bay Watch Sale I Brings you five of the biggest I and best bargains you ever I heard of in watches Womens 4 Solid iver Watches Ii Engraved I case fitted AI with fins 111 ls j I movements I I item wimkrs I I and setters nto in Kun i j mla cases I Only 1 w th I to n customer 150 r Mais 5 Gold Plated or Gun I Metal Watches thin model 16 sire fitted with jew d 1 QC I died Swiss movement pl 0 ij Womens 6 Enamelled Watch i Sets in green blue and garnet fitted with jewelled Swibs move ment Pin to tpp OJ 2 85 match tp OtJ I Mens 12 Gold Filled Watches I thin model 12 size open lace I plain polished cases guaranteed for I 20 years fitted with tine je veiled I nickelplated Ameiicun q 5 85 I movement at fDOD I I I Men OpenFace Elgin Watches I gold filled cases guaranteed for 25 years fitted with renowned Elgin 1 movements monogram i7 J 7 50 on case If desired tpf OU Main HOOI lYimi dune I IIJOmIl1WIlII I 1 BRICABRAC MARBLE BUSTS FANCY CHINA PIECES I AMERICAN CTTT I GLASS DINNER TEA SETS LAMPS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS LARGEST ASSORTMENT U LOWEST PRICES r 1 ONLY I I I 3 MORE SHOPPING DAYS TO XMAS HURRY NL 1g1it1 I h 1 i I i

Page 8

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 9

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 10

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 11

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 12

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 13

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 14

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 15

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 16

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 17

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 18

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 19

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 20

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 21

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 22

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 23

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 24

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 25

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 26

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 27

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 28

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.

Page 29

This page's text is still being fetched. See the page, or reload in a moment.