The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
February 12, 1905

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t I 1r V V pc a c tv r r 1 T IsTw T 1 0 Ii I Il i l m i1j t 80JTOAT TEBRCAST nRt7AnT 12 IMS IMSSnow I ic ft jl jlTOL iit1i Snow SnowTOL today and probably tomorrow I ITOJ I TOL LIIIL LllILNO NO 165 NEW NEV y YORK KSUND SUNDAY Y FEBRUARY PE UAJLY 12 1 2 1905 1905ooJlvrla 1D03 03 bVT bi Ti Su tI Priitin and Jubliin0 Ubl Aapocftio THIRTYIOUR PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS CASINO CASINQGALLERY GALLERY F1RESWEPT F1RESWEPTv0 v0 0 AVDIicr i TX run HOUSE HOUSEso so AY V JI iz1 11 UMS LOST LOSTfiher JOSTClher LOSTViher fiher fnnnil IO1U Hro mill SmoUn Smol In n Clotr Clotrname OosdFlamC aortflarnrg name Spread With niuh to Stairs StairsHrnr Strlrsnear ttrs ttrsIIrr near llalnnny nnd 11 Iliiflct lulet Tier flctUoad flctUoadompftfl rrnoad rrnoadomllnIICJIar Hoat HoatCompanys Companys omllnIICJIar ompftfl HrJirnrsal nl Cliokcd iokctt Oft OI anc ancclrl and andlrl andIrI clrl lrl Spampcr Slallr to II Street Slrerllulo Streetllt1o Hugo Crowd CrowTnlki CrowdTalk CrowdTak Talk Alniut IIUI IVhat 1hnl i hut mJht UlRlit Have 10 Hern HernThim Iprn IlerziTwrn i ihl Thim hl wa Wt4 M a I fire tf in the tu tIt CaSIno eI lno Theatre TheatreyeilBnliy 1heatrn 1heatrnyetArhr TInatrnyetPrlY Part of tho Ih ti balcony yeilBnliy noon wn wnbuniwt Wl Wlbum wti wtiburnid buniwt bum Tho I hf nmr f lr part xirt of it I which li b gun gonernlly gunemily on I Iemly emily Iokn ikn of as I a tho gnllnry gnlnr was pretty prettywfll prety pretywel preUywdl wfll wel swept wPJt wl by Iy tho llama Inmo Tho htnlrway htnlrwayIwliiK HtlrlY HtlrlYlead itxitrwayIeadin IwliiK lead in up III from th III Iwlcony IILC1Y level nnd Inc thebtiflet the thobunl ti tibufl floor at wbioli It i ends endswcpRiittod ncL ncLVwPr btiflet bunl bufl or 1 I promenade for cndO cndO1rrIUlt 1rrIUlt 1rrIUlt1h VwPr wcpRiittod wcpRiittodTin Tin 1h main 111 floor foor and tho be iitogo 1lnp1 wnro wor not notrvcn notvn notrvtn rvcn vn stiiOwl hc though tholh tho upper stairways stairwayswcro talrwaysrn tarwnycr wcro cr rn full ful if f tn ttni re for thirty thiry ininutes Ilnlt or so soNo II NOo No 0 on wu WI W1 hurt hur Hbl Sixty Lty tnombern mlbt of tho thoIwidy thorMdy thoa1y Iwidy rMdy a1y TeaIf Tflzl 1 txmipany eOrpal who ver er on 01 the thetap Iht Ihttal thutagc tap tal Hiiirnlnc rnnrln got ol out ut without dlfllculty dlfllcultyChief dlfcly IIflictlliyI I Ihi Chief I hi hj roker said 111 nfter nfer the tll flio Ut n was wnl wa out outVe alt altW outIIVy4 W Ve always 11I knew that was W about ubalt tho thomo thoflfl i im mo m f liiiineroiia theatro theatrl in II caio lII f of fire fireHut fn fnUI flrtIhit Hut UI ynii vii n put It out alt pretty prty Iulck iuiok ulck didnt didntyou dhlntrOi i iyou anked his Interviewer InterviewerWliit Int intrvIworVbit I IWhr you rOi chief IIIf hiiP n kllhl flnwer Wliit wn waR tlio U Ul iui M of letting Itln littIn it 1 bum bumosk hlm hurnnknd I Inokf osk nokf nknd J ilin tl chief lhilf grimly grimlyVII Krlnl Krlnl1g grimlyWL ted tho then thenyoi thenyvI WL VII suuge 1g td wportcr I IYI yoi mitt mil havi lu got a 1111 new thentro thentroIlniiilli Ihotrl theatroII I Ilulh Ilniiilli lulh II i T li ninarked nllrkfl nniu rkI Croler rCler It will wi bo boi 0 I a i IIHW lliiatrn 1 iKfnre thiHV tln thi mother Ilother show showHiron I41O I41Ogi howhII Hiron gi hII to in il ii il And AII A lOt it will wi U I some 1111 limw tln t lt ltJomtlwt I I Ifa IOTN Jomtlwt fa OTN Ihat I kit how i 14 glvon 1111 too totiUliii 10 tooV1v Uliii V1v 111 it Iroker t r kr ivxuiiicd lIIIlhIK his duties thu ltl INi4 nn Chief Chiefof iIitof of Ihe t lie New W York uih Kiro Fn lXxirtmont l 1epu potmlltlhout rtntiit ulxwt n nyrar ayear I Irrar year at ll ho h iIk onterid odnIJ 11 xficcuil Nc cciul mL fliv tn n nlarni nlarnibox ollrm niarmbo I Ibx box bx bo put piI in I Ih In Iasino Hi Il I Lu made ia nd It it I part of ofhli o t thti I Ihli hli luifinesM buil toynswer I to 1wer iIiwer tho 1m first llt alarm which whichcnm whih whichA I Imi cnm mi A fl from fr1 fr iii Unit t iii t Kixjeinl twx 10 bo The Th piitmtl piitmtltin pocatifjr1 1t1 1t1lin tin whifli fih Mr Ir Crolur 11011 look wen W1 justified justifiedymterliy jl Jutjthtlwhti thd thdwiIl iii which involved involvedn Inyoldi ymterliy whpn wiIl a 1 fir1 ni i Tn n lliiilali I Itl 1 l nf If r lli tl tlu building huildll WH vn put IJt out outcjiliin Olt OUtWi i iibm Wi ibm iii half ha I an liuiir r of Shu hl limn the Ih first firstaliirni frdt tirttthro aliirni allrl thro wi w turiieil 1111 t 111 111Tit 1 1 1THK iTil I THK Tit Til i riKK rl rii DlfiCOVKltKII DlfiCOVKltKIIHirrr UCOtml 1NOvEflInifirr Hirrr Jlrl noMbrf Ooilrt tho ohlof uslier Ilhll 1ier of tho thotlifatrp thothpIrp thotIfat tlifatrp thpIrp tIfat re entered rntert tho building buiclup nt noon non He Hewas 11 11I JI JIwas was I told t 11 1 I by h tho t ho watchman wltchlUln n that theru thr WAS n nqueer I aqtr I IqUMr queer Miiell mf1 of Kmoko FIOk In tho hulls hul Gold Goldberg Goldr oId oIdberg berg r ran to o tho ushers l hfn room which IM I on onthe ontlO ontbi the tlO hale blnl ny floor lonr Thoro ThofJ wns WI tiinoke sinoI nkl i in thnt thntroom thntlOOfli room 101 liiit Ilt MO 11 lit more 10r than lmn olsewhem fh1whor In II tho thothpiiire Ihothfl thuth8t thpiiire thfl th8t f If Ho I wont on to what hlt U i cullnd cullndthn uIOI uIOIIb iiflniLth4 thn Ib uiiik 11k nx room m where the chiirwornen chiirwornenand Ihurwolnm IhurwolnmInd and n l the 111 t iii others 11 lh1 hxs who hnvn hllo ILtvu In II 0 do 10 with ith tho thocliiinirKiipof thoclnil t ho hodnniig cliiinirKiipof clnil dnniig Ipof tipof thethcMitrwkeoptliHirbuokets thethcMitrwkeoptliHirbuoketsnnl the thoatn thoatru ke ktii tholr hlokell hlokellnn1 hiiokets hiioketsoni nnl mow 111 nnd Ini fld gowns OWI The nl moment Gold Goldberg Ooll hlctrg berg 11 rg oioin II11 d the th door bo h lu found falnl the Io real ral wnt wntof iattof ut utor of tlio ho fin finA fl A 1 dn dln40 li n o rloml rlHII of f smoke oke poured pOIred out out It Itwas I ItwnI was 1 heavy IOaV HI ioldberg iolcbI snlil Ilhl with tho LIIJ Hinell Hinellof HI1 HxnolIof of orhlrlnl liurning h tirni n g rubberand rllerlnlhlll rtil urn ni I Hhellnc The hp firemen firemenly Irml flruinnattrskt 1 I lalrllhl attrskt Ihnthllol thntthmcsiiuIk wejo l10 undoubted undoubtedly ly caused by I 1i the burning hurinl of dofnotini Irnotu elec electric eIetrio 11 trio tril insulation inHllntion nnd In1 they tl put tlm Ih blame blameon i ion on this thi thktor for flr tho starting flarlnJ of thn fire tf Manager ManagerKing MAnagerKing rln3ler I King Kllt for ro the III NhliberH HhlhArL who leae hm Iho ho then thenIre tlPn tlPnIr tuNatrD Ire Ir raid lil yesterday lterdn that tho insulation In ution was wunonly WUdonl wasV V only onl five f yearn e old oldlii oll ollnP oldI1 lii nP I1 smriko nko nt onco OICO began to drift drit out outthrough outthrough through tbroulh Iho ti giraorbrcod lileb1n framework rrmework of ofthe of1l ofthe I the 1l windows w llow and andlinhrure einbrasurc 1rIIIrCi on thn Broad Irold Iroldn Broadrn Hroadwnv wnv rn n ii 1 nf r tho Ih building hJln 1IldIngItnly Ioliceman IolicemanIlfnlv PolcNnnn I Ilr Ilfnlv lr I nt I Ilndidwiiy Irnllwlnnd 1lroftdSiI3flfl1 nnd Thirtyninth ThlrtYlinth street streetcaurtiit Itnot Ntrtotjht i iI I caurtiit cluhl JRht irht nf n hooting Iloltn wreath of blue blueblflcU hlut bluebiak I blflcU hld rll 11 OIito lo hanging hunln around aTounc tlio III I rll rllTril Lady Ladygn ndy ndyTen Ten Tril fign ln gn on the tlllop lop floor 101 Ho lb took two twoblifrr Iwahltt twohlIrr blifrr hltt iJuniHe nt tho wimlow from rrol from vbich vbichIt it runi arnl 1 nml n nct rang nK tho fliv fr flr n oL1nl alarm Li nn on tho thoCortHT thoConr thoornIr CortHT CortHTHiiftilion Conr ornIrJlittJion ConrIin Hiiftilion Iin Chi fhir Chif f Devonny Deann just jUlt n I soon soonlp soonto oonr r to lp haw hW that Ihlt tlio CoAtno lMhlo win L4 on fiif l lo t tn n tiiin Ii in Ii iiel lII eles f investigation ileli invest tgatlon nUon He 1 to ollmfl fumed fumedin t irno I j jn in 0 n K potuI tind 11 alnrm 11111 Cliief Crokur got Ynl in inbofori inbefor I Ibfor bofori 1 1 Mvmnrl on I alarm nllm engines pngin and 111 ladder ladderromiunio 1ldor ladderCOflhIUIif romiunio 101 1 i IKMIIIHO 11 he 1 fet feels I I that tint any 11 flro flroin fr frI I I in tliK Iho1 t l MiiKlil jIllrhocl rhiH rhod l Is to apt Ipt to neod his hisjniMhal 13 Ii IA IAlfI jniMhal lfI ouIt jittHti Ir j jn n Ho Jo tJnt nl in u I third thirtlinn IhlnlImr thirdlnri Imr lnri inn nl II ti 12 I I 1 M MTil I Iwn Til T CIP wns W wn pictty 11 well WIl r II suppressed IuppreAel by byI I III II 1 I I tune t in but CroUor I r trr was 1 Inking InJdnglodlln I no chance chanceHe 1fl nco ncolie He le n fnis rii tn I Kiy s wlictbnr be h knew it or not notl flOtIiit I l Iiit ni Miiuinly Iinl u tn hiorips nrjp orIe had I hen hen brought to tohim tahim totie him thiit 11M tie II inside inie fnimework of the Casino Casinom CIlna CIlnaf m I flu f IIh iteh ilctl pirn1 pin pvfli to U Iho MlpportH fuJJrlt of ofth arn ofti th iniirliln staircfif Iolra o which lad Ild by b a cork corkf f I4 t tfv v nuii Ih trnm 1101 Thirtyninth ThlrlTnlnlh street Iret to toDIP 10ni tothc DIP ni hirk h f fir II uriliMtni 10 floor floorTh 101 floorV V Th VI h fight fjh vith 1tli ifl i tl the hi fire fre though Ihouth fast flt and andquikly 811 811qJ andqwkly quikly qJ kl nver 11 or WOM 1 not without wlholl incident incidentEnRin inddentE incidentnR EnRin E nR n with fapi Capl ajt Luniiy 1111 nt lt the thl head headof headof hC4tiof of ii I iotiifuiny I 1111 II1U wnt 1 seven 1pn men Iln tip p tho thoHrtKi1wiv thonn thoflrcaiv HrtKi1wiv nn ld fin 1f eneajxs eMap They 1ho wero er just justatnit juitireitk I atnit t i lireak 1rlk into tho Iwilcony IJllcon windows windowsr wlnroi wlnroiil windowtak r liiti il iniik k draught lullt drove a blnst hll1 of burning burningITH humlg humlgji ITH ji int their hfir f fll fsccs w and lad sent nt half hal tho com oomIinij coin111t1y Iinij 11 nplinR nI r Jing flonn iO fl the ladders luld1 to the the street streetiir slreetIna iir Ina Ii t K mioAiiwAV 110IWA CKOWW IOWI ROi ROilhc 1 1j lhc t liRRp i rt t night iYt of Iho rlny ci ln3 wn WI tho thorrnwd Lhl thoTh 1 Th Iwv rrnwd r whih swarmed RWlnmtd for blocks blocksDTth hlockKlflh 1dockiIth DTth lflh HIH IlIt noiilh uth after arpr Ihoflrxl Ihn frl fIrst smoke mok wreaths wreathsbRnnto wnathf wrrathNtsgaI bRnnto t tsgaI t Nhnw tlionifSRlves Ihflfrhl around aroundlh aroundlholj tho c coini eoIi oini tin t 1 f i ImiUling hlildin I apt 311 Cottrell CottrellKn Cotrl Cot t roll rollN I Kn N 8 it 1 ti 11 I ijti IMIn m vben lrn the Ihffrt flrsf alarm alarmc Ilrm IlrmCm alarmeAfl c Cm eAfl i in H rralied rI817fd at once one thnt whether whetherDIP DIP in IYHF r liigor hiJ ijg Ir nr littn 1110 there thr would lmld V l 10 Ire tretn Ir IreTflPTiIlV4 tn TflPTiIlV4 Pll 7iiliiiM irtiwili for his men to liandlo liandloli hlnelo hlneloI a li I il it nnc 1 iHgan prepantions to toftrinhiii 101rIhlll tOrghti ftrinhiii 1rIhlll rghti things Ihin out Ut Hi Ils Ilie men hail hneilrad hneilradA Uroad Uroadr r A vi 1L0 I IIp ll I hlulr y hnif ha if past IItl 12 oclock cclolknll ckxk nnd with within withr within in nnithnr r half hour the Lh sld Mde ldt otreeCH ItrtH wero werooilv wnrlrIv r oilv c rIi n 1 t to r tr rp rngliios rlIO nnd to jxreons jxreonsiK 1lnS rtons rtonsi iK iiij i 11 H lirr qt i i4ry fy the polio 1 olf ll thnt they theyudnil theylo udnil 1111 in I nn 1 r of f tbe th theatnn vltbln llln the theI theci ci c j 0 I ill 1 ii V INTKimriTKl IXTHIrEI NTILflIiTEIL IIKMKMISM IIKMKMISMI nyltAIHL 1 L I titn ln inn nf f 11 Ih thi HtnrtinK lllItng of the th llro fr tho thoif th thIjiiv f if f thnljiiiy IhIJltTIC71rold Ijiiv Trnzlnroad ireir rnid company companyi I I i itnhi l ik iriMiN uii I InI ni out Into the th coon couni rln rlnA I i KM A V iMvupioil iM IIi fho Ihl Klage Ia Six Sixv HII iliI I v s uiiin ftiiti 11 v mien oU1 who vlci are ar logo II 1s Io go out outi 1 I I i ct i mheaNiIig lipai inir wiih wih tho forty forl I I r f 1 r Y nnd who have haveN I inif 1 wmnrri flln IfleTi fld nun men tln hi N v or f fninilinr faliliar ffl nfljir with the th play playir I Ik Ai k 1 ir rail ul I Coventry entr thn Ihl stags stagsirilrr Ilall Ilallhlnll 1 irilrr rel th tt rtionw hlnll Imok hlCk into 110 tho thoalfd thoV V V 1 alfd dd fir I ili 11 iniiieipnl lrhIJpIII Miss MissI IA li liI I I ftiVi wan nut ul aiming alm thoto lh Those ThoseraVcil IOe IOei rhONiled i raVcil 11 led wore rn ji iicw fW w Hoturn 1tlo who have havenh hnoIi Ii r 1IL nh iho li play I ly in n Now X w York Yorki Yor Yorthl I i tW w th thl tho llr nl glrt t tongune lon UO of fire fr fireI j 1 I r Hi I h imIrony hleflY nnd turned tured to the thoI to tot t V I I II iIj in ill i iVn T Vn I ii Kirk rl ho h paid Youro Youroi Yolm Yourenough I i 11 rnoURh for 11 or one day ra Get Oet on onI I III I n i io ioiVt hi I iVt tip 11 aarm alarm was wa too quick quickInhiufaMtfinilthoycllof quickI I InhiufaMtfinilthoycllof i thool tu yell of Firol FirolIfr Firl Firlo Fin3lI o Ifr lrllhorlix tnflvn or ix corners crneratanc at once oncelivMial I rv livMial 1111 chiiningirl dlnJI hlrlIti girl Irllado made n quick quickfin quickI I r fin rI for IIOT Ilr drawing room rm to pare parellirrfur I I V llirrfur t TheflRhtslnthonar Thel The tlglitsinthonnrr hlnthonr hlnthonrr r 1 wjijrH WA i wiTexHtlngbut W Wer lldllnglbut txiting Ititit every everyId oer everyaivt Id 1 nlvc oI Some Sro who got ot their theiri V i V Iirirfir o ir rr and andwuntback wont nt back blck a gain gaini an 1 i n any V iTerenron rTerenml of opinion allinionu allinionOf u 1 on Of fl Areond SrRd Iagr IagrWIT la laI Iagrhir I hir WIT I tr train ln iMtwrrn New 1e York YorkT V V T uUib cvnluri nturv Umltcil Umltcilk m b 4 1 k 1 CL l ut lake Snore aorc rJo rJom taulc Aft r I MITCIIELVS jlTCIEL1S IAllTXElt JMlTYEl OIKV5 OI S VP VPConfMsri UPConfr VPConteei ConfMsri Confr st That Thlt the ttrnttnr lleorlvri lleorlvriMoney nroflnl i1eoeIiedMoiH Money MoiH Iolry for Land Iatl Fraud l rUI Cam CamWASUivoToy Ctlt CaselVAsuiNoTo WASUivoToy WA81OT01 Fob 11 1De9pnthc ilDespatohcs Despatches re received r reoeivtd ceived oln1 hero her tonight tanht from Portland Porad Ono Onoay Or OriY Oreray ray ay iY Unit tllt tho Federal Ioerl Grand Jury Jur them thertdny thertdnyfounl today todayfouml ttIa ttIafound found nn indictment against apnn t lloprosenta lloprosentativo JoprsnU tivo Williamson Wilimon for complicity complcity In land landfraud Inndfraurq landfrauTh fraud fraurq and that Senator Sonatr Mltoholln Mltoholl law lawpartner lawpartnr lawpartner partner partnr Mr Tanner unner hnd made mlo a full Cul con confoAslon on onfOlon confoiton foAslon fOlon in n which ho naserta IIer that thlt Mitchell Mitohcllreceived Mlohol Mitchellreocivod received rolLd all ni the money paid by the th pyndl pyndlonto lydl lydlC1to iynd1onto onto C1to for expediting oxpodltnp the fraudulent rrudulont onaft onaftthrough 01 oMesthrough through Ihrugh Iho general enoml land office officeHcprescntnilvi omcHeprlmlnlm officeiteliresental Hcprescntnilvi Heprlmlnlm iv Williamson Wllnmfn tonight tnlght re received reNlwd reCtiVO1 ceived nn other alhlr Information Inforaton concerning concerningIlls cnornng cnornnghi Ills hi indictment Indlcllrni than tire press prM despatches despatchesIIo dlptohM lie 10 said saidI 81c I will wi not go po hook Into tho House IoU ol olRepresentatives orHeprelnlllhIR ofItepresontatlves Representatives HeprelnlllhIR whllii whln I rest under Indictment Indict IndlctMment indictmont ment As soon 101 ns ni posslblo I will wi return returnto rlur to Oregon Orlpon to seo lO whut thorn la li In the thocharges Ihoohnrprl thecbargu ohnrprl charges made mnco against n nlnlt mo moSenator moHllior meSenator Hllior Senator Mitchell llll wan greatly grnty utirprlscd utirprlscdwhen lurr mirprisedwhen d dwhen when ho wn wnl was infqnncd of his law partners partnersconfession pnrtnorf pnrtnorfllnflRlon l1rtnoroonfession confession llnflRlon lie 10 authorize authorz1 tho following followingstatement folawlng folawlnght followinghtatonlunt statement statementIf ht lomon t tI If I Judgo Jud o Tanner ever recehed any nnymonoy InT InTmOloy anymonoy monoy mOloy for any I business he transacted tmlotfd for forany fol folnn forany any nn ono in II connection with land matters mattersnnd mntor mntornnll111nCcilio mattersamid amid nnll111nCcilio placed It to my I rrndlt lffl or nny part pnrlot pnrlotI of ofit ofit it I ho did Ihllt it without wllholt my 0 knowledge knoIII or con ennH cn con19nt H 111 19nt nt dlmrtly lltl or II indirectly hHlrrl I have hM never neverreceived novel novelrwd neverzoceivptl received rwd with wil h my I knowledge Imoledso or consent rnMJt cons nt a aslnglu I ItllKlu aidriglo slnglu tllKlu iienny pln enii or II any In amount UmOllt whatever whntolr for fornny fal foriimw nny 11 KurvirwH Hnic t rendered ronteld by b mo or Judgo JudgoTniintrorby Judp Jticigoriitiit Tniintrorby riitiit ulr r or orbs hy Ihoflrmof tho frm firm of MitcholltTnnner MitcholltTnnnerfor Mitcholi lteholl kTannor kTannorfor for swrvlmw eflr rond rnlI1 rondred rod by mo Tanner Tannlr or orthe 11 11tlO orthe the tlO firm fnl in il connection Ionlclon with ih itli any 111 land mat matters mnt natturs ters IM II or r nny UI business hURlnNII bpforo l for the Govern Government GovrrnI ment I iiii I I nt I departments departmentsovM Iepnrtlfnil IparlmnPntHiivi ovM ui 0 CAIIIET l11 ChANGE cirAOEAll C1TA GF All Al 1 I the t tic 1roldiiitS lrlelnl Iretii ilit i Advisers 4rI Ihr Icr Will i I lii Ilrmito IlrmitoIn Jlma In I Oilier UII1 lixocpt g Irlll H Ynfle YnfleVAM1IIOTO nne nneWAHHINOTOV 1 1A WAHHINOTOV A I nTO Fob el 11 1Tho 11The Tho President Presidenthas Prident PridenthM Pmddentlma has lma at hut lil t ooino 01 tiin to tho thl conclusion concluion not not to tomuko toluko tomntku muko luko tiny nn changes Iln Iiangt t 4 In 1 Iii IM 1 Cabinet Cblnrt immedi immediately fmmodlulol immodiately ately ulol after ott1 the IIII beginning to innll of hi new term termexcept ten tenlpt term termieept except lpt in the ojllcw oJle of PiwtmaHterGoneral PiwtmaHterGoneralnnd lUIIwterGonoml I nail In1 in II an olllrinl oJdnl announcement Innouncemt tailed tailedfrom Lmedfrlm Ssiiuodfrom from frlm the I ho White hll HOIHO ou o to loa today lay nil ni rumors rumorsof rumon rumonof rumorsof of prospective 1 peti Cabinet blnt changes chn e8 In n the near nearfuture nMrfutur nearfuture future futur were er net Kellt at rest The To announcement announcementfollows anouncement anouncementfoluws announcementfollowa follows followsTho foluws foluwsTho followalIii Tho member mrrlrr of the Ih Cabinet have hTO all alltendered nl nltendered alltendered but tho thoOtb tho6th the0th tendered their resignations r Ipnatlons but on Otb of Mil Mirot rlrCh roll they the will i bo 0 all al nominated nominatedfor nominatedfor for reappointment Nlppolnlment except excpt Mr rr Wynne Wynnewho W Wwho ynno ynnowho who I to 1m I Is appointed Consulrienorai nt atLondon ntIondon ntLondon London Mr rr Cortelyou Corhlyol will wU bo nominated nominatedon nomnate on March Innh 0 for PostmasferCienoral PostmasferCienoralTin 10lmlrrelon Tin 11 prosjHKt 11M1 t of the retirement Ntrmont of Paul PaulMorton Paulforon PaulMorton Morton foron from Crm mm th tho S crfltarynhlp HfrI lrr hlp of tho Navy Navylias Navylois a aIW lois IW been lwn discussed dlsCI1 ns 01 a rrsult rllt of the con connection conndlon connctlon nection of Mr rr Mortonn Iorlon name with lh tho thogranting thornllJ thegrantIng granting rnllJ of Illegal ihj11 rebat rhalM by the Atchison AtchUonTo Atchisonfol AtchisonToloka To Toloka fol ekn kn and Santa Hnl Fd 1 Railroad nllrotd of which whichho whichht whichhe ho ht was wa vicepresident kprldplt in chnrgo lllrKo of freight freighttranif rrlKht freighttrafile t tranif tranifTho tmlk trafileruii Tho announcement nnnounelmfnt mado marn today totay verifies verifiestho rerftIethu erff I Itho tho unoftUinl Inolklnl undon undollldinl urmderitanding tnnding that the th Presi President PfI PfIdenl President dent has h3 determined dettrmlnEllo to stick ltck by Mr rr Morton Mortombut Mortonbut foran foranhut but hero U 4 reason to bellnvo blfo that the Sooro Soorotnry Sr Soorotar tnry tar may 10Y not retain Nln tim I ho navy nvy portfolio portfoliomore Ilorfola Ilorfolamor portfoliomoro more mor than thln a 1 year clr Before Dforo the th rebate robatoscandal rbato rbatoIcantnl rebatescandal Icantnl scandal came to tho fore for Mr Morton forn wished wishedto lhl to retire retr for business bu lnl reason rlOM but irna irnapersuadeil wnapomuaiiteti M Mpluldll persuadeil pluldll to tl remain fmain in time Ilu Cabinet Clllnot as l tho thoPresident tho1nidrnt thoiidemit President 1nidrnt desired dolred to have his hil advice alhlc In Incarrying Incrn incarrying carrying out ou the prognunmo propmmmB for securing securingrailway Ilrng Ilrngrlwa seeurlngraIlway crn railway rlwa raU rto legislation Icjlslalon which Mr fr Root llootwas Hoot Rootwas WI was then tlrn formulating formulatingciiAiin ronnulatng ronnulatngClLWiU forimmiatingdntxIz ciiAiin ClLWiU KATE Ir T J OVLEII OX O Ulll LZIIIGII ion COM COMMay COAIIla cotIMay May la Remind nrmlnl Sir Ir Tlioman ThuIIN of Wti 1nla iIiat t Happened HappenedWhen nappenl 1IppenedS When S hen Jin I Was i fti an 11 Erie Man ManMoKTCiiAiR Ial IalIOXTCLAm lan lanMOTCaAmn MoKTCiiAiR X J JV Feb 11 1rho 11Tue Tho rest restdontK rsl rslont restlonti4 dontK ont of thl tliii andother anl olher nearby nelrhy place plle on ontho onthe onthe the Krio Jr llailroid 1tiroad are nr interested Intrslod in an al alleged aiIIgod niloged leged effort Ifort thi Erin Is I making maki ni ng to shut shutout thutout out Ijohlgh Valley VIIIO coal cnI which is L mined minedand mlnodnnd minedanil and cold Iold by the Ijohlgh Volley VnJey llallrond llallrondIn Itlrnd ItlrndIn I In order to brine hrlG into tiwj its 1 own Wyoming Wyomingcoal Wyomlnt Wyomingcoal cul coal Tho I Jlhlgh LehIgh higlt coal cni has hn l bcn lxoo een widely widelyu widelyt5Oi u t5Oi od 1 hero her and In Iulorcon 1110on Passnlo ln nl 0 nnd nndother nndothtr andother othtr other towns lor reaching rlhin inn local lurl coal onl dealers dealersover denlll denlllocr deaIe deaIeover over the Erie Ere an 1 a tho Iohlgh has hi no lines lineshom lnes lneshol lineshero hero hol homWhen When thn Eri Ern pnoplo oplo according ICCri to a arjhigh I IJhlKh aLehigh rjhigh Valley rlo official otcll found what n I profit profitibln prft prftntI profitnblo ibln ntI business hU lne the th Lohigh Lhlgh Valloy nley won WI build building buid building I IIn In ing up they decided decdfd to go after nfer it It forthem forthemelvrw for tem them thempelvos I Ipom elvrw pom nnd after nfer Siting itnl various Iuial coal oonlienlors onl onluealol coaldealers dealers uealol they 111 Hint Mnt out notices lote1 changing changingLholr ohan changingtheir lnl their rate mil on I ehlgh coal cal tho prnctioal prnctioaljffect IlrcUo IlrcUoefect PrflCti PrflCtiefTect jffect efect of this Ihll l eiiiK lnr io the LohlRh LhlRh ofdcial ofdcialMiys ofcia ofciaMY omcfalNays Nays MY to Hhut out Ix Ihi Lehigh liigh h Valloy aloy coal crd The Tbommedlnto TheImmedIate I IImredlato ImmedIate Imredlato effects oflclt havo hlo l 1H lon ecn n vi viNited ilod id on onho onth0 onthoeu I IInl th0 thoeu ho of If tho local 10C1 dealers erlll whoso wha o ctihtomcra ctihtomcraRant ClbtOlel cubtomorswant Rant Inl Uihigh coal oal It I U l recalled mrled that a nnJmlxT anumber I number of If yenrs 011 ego when E J U 1 Thomas Thomaslow Thamnsnow Thomasnow now president ldont of the lohlfjh lAhl h Vnlloy Ynloy was WHHpresident WI WIprlhlonl waspresident prlhlonl president t1r of tho Krio lro thn Eno fried lrfd n I simi Bimtar liml limlInr similar Inr ar cxrrlmnnt which rosultod lIuiod in nn up uponr upror upronr ronr onr IxrrAnl in tho IezlHlnlurp r ARtlICLum and nld among Ion Ixmlgh Ixmlghonl rhlghcnnl Tlthighcoal coal ror onl iiwr 11fI Including IncudlnJ tho lato Abram AiirnmST177WA A11uf I i iIIwt I I1owil 1owil 1owilTUWX IIwt IIwtSTtilflN ST177WA IUHSi ImSI CIlMtlTl CIlMtlTlond CllHrlTl CllHrlTlI C11tlflTlFond I Fond ond onl and fells IIR for forIlsIHselCl l lii 1 llmr iril 11 and ane flesh HMtllute nnl fleshtub lute tub Ennui InnilljA Inml Inmlmannnd EnnuiA A mannnd man antI womanpoorly wurlnJoorly clad OJlr and nndfhhfr shiver Bhlvurng shiverjug In jug ng were wlr found HItng sItting lttin on 01 tho ourb atThlrd atThlrdi at atThirdavenue Tird venue i nnd 121ft street tt rot by Policeman Polcelnn llobb llobbast 10hb 10hbIIt ltobblast I last IIt night Thn hn woman bold a baby In her herirniB herarms arms Brll IIrht and fnd a year yrJr old girl Irl tried tre to shelter Bheltcricrsolf sheltr sheltrhcnolt shelterherielf icrsolf hcnolt in her mothers motherl skirt kl Both Bothiblldron Dothchi Bothchildren I children were crying cryingTho crylnp cryingThe dln chi The policeman took tlok the family famiy to the thoat theFat I IFt Ft at To IZflth 12fth POIC111 street In t station 8tton The norgennt of orgeantMnt eant j jnnt ipnt nnt out for food fooe and nmlll a bottlo boto of milk mik for forhw fortht I tht hw little ones onesTho onesThe thltto The mniifuUd man 011 Mid that thatho ho was Wil Eugene EIRone Briggs Iirirgi a i To laborer who had IId long been bon BrFRIII out of ofvork 0 0work 01 01work work I He J said Kall that ho hud been dis dislowed dil dilTofd lispOCl pOCl lowed from a 1 tonoinnnt tonfmont on 103d ntre Itr street streetSince lt ltSinco t tiinco Tofd Since then hln his family fnmiy hndundorwi hnd ldored about ahautthn aboutthe I Iho the ho city oi depending on chance charity oharty for rora i ii a i lodging for tho tIi niglit niglitllin nlRht ilightTIII llin lolllnl 11 girl irl a year yin n r old I hud suffered lutorll so much muchrotn m muchfrom uoh I from rotn fxpOIifl xpo uro lf nnd lud and lack of If food that Ihlt it itTIXH ItWl Itwaa TIXH thought tholght fxp best hlt to xend send her to Oollovue OollovueDie Dleue I3ollovueThe I ITlo Die Wl man nnd 111 hw hi wife asked Iked to bo looked lookedip lokld lokldup Tlo up til ip as 1 vngranls I iign mnhl nnd tho month lon old oh baby babyipcnt hnhyBpnt bnliypCnt Bpnt ipcnt tho lie night niht with her mother in a 1 coil col coilIo1 i iHOY HOY 11 r KXOCKS l OflS Cllth mil SEXSELESS SEXSELESSIc SfWjUFSS 10 He Ic and Iml Hrolhtr Irolhfr Vanish anl h So o DOM B4OO B4OOWont t0O t0OWon 0 0ont Wont ont Tell Trl Where hcre Half Jalr of It I Ii IiCharlea IsCharles I ICharll Charles Charll York York keeps klp a grocery goor store ltm at I 4 405 55 East l t Soventieth SwmUlth street ltrt Ills 1i wife pent Nenther i ihor i iipr her ipr Rovcntccnycarold IecnlcnYCold daughter duphtcr Anna Ann into Intothe intothe i ihe the he roar rr room rm yesterday Yftcny to change a bill billInna bi billAnna I IAnnl Anna Annl pave IY she Iho found Tony KonoraH Konar 18 18f 18Or 18years brother Mike Uke who is 15 15both years old ad and hi his brther il ilbth Or both living In tho ho Imt sammu house 10WO i in tho act ncLar actof bth 1ln ar f rifling r nl tho Vorak coah mb box bx which con conAnna on ontllnll conand tllnll Anna f yelled nnd little 1tlo Miko promptly promptlymocked prmpty prmptyknoked promptlyImockod Ann ytle mocked knoked her hcn senseless nf10 oloss Sleuth from rrm thn thnHxtysoventh Ur thuixtysoventh 8btyslnth Hxtysoventh street Itrt station ItnUon later followed followedPonys folowe followedTonys Ponys tracks In tho snow IIOW over roofs rf to a nihlmnoy aohlmnoy achimney chimney behind hlnd which they found lX 200 200Liter 2csJcoched coched cochedIttor oacl Liter in tho afternoon lfcroan both lads Ind worn wornound wor werefound round playing pool pl nt ot Seventyfourthitreot Seventyfourth MontrourhItrot Seventyfourthstroot itreot and Avenue A t They Tho rnfuod rod to toi 10tl11 toteU tl11 teU Itrot i what lmt they had hd dono with th the remaining remnlnln remainingTony 200 I 12 200Tony Tony is in tho thl thestatlon station Uton houm hOII The Tl Gerry Oerryocinty Gerryocisty erry erryOCAty ocinty has II Mike lke He le is if to V h e iil 11 iibjNCtldl iibjNCtldlto jpot jrt jrtI Ml Mli I to OCAty i the third degree dlgNo in the Iioi hol hioo i ilmt 11t ho hoII hoIII 111 II reveal rvnltlhldigllnwrtbe the hiding hidAr I ilac lttcpr of the he iJU I RUSSIAN CAPITAL UNEASY UNEASna UNEASYFB UNEASYFEARS FB FEARS na n OF A AonnEn TNmrAT fWNfllrAt rAi OF nn nnTODAY 115OIfIWfl onnEn onm T ThERE TODAY TODAYGtn TUlU TUlUGrn Gtn Gm Treiwn Tellr lORI Troops Troop to Prevent PrercnStriken Premt PremtStriker PreventStrikers Strikers Striker MarchIng IlprChlnJ to tire Centre o oHie or orUIO ofthe the City CtYJuulln Cltyltusiian Human Ioland Moro loro quiet quitTlio Quieth1mo Tlio Czar Uncertain Unoertln Attitude AttltndfSpicli Attitudepictt 110 Czr Spicli pn 1 Oabti O DtipalcJui DUT II te 0 Tna TIII TIIISr Sox SoxSr emSr Sr PcTEnsnnno PLEnSnUIG Feb 11 1 050 16 P M MTho MThostrikurs tTo tToIlrknrl Th Thstriknrs etlll unable to unite for joint Johiaction jointaction striknrs Ilrknrl aro ar ell unblo unit joit joitacion action acion Their Tholl delegation delepatlon had arrange arrangeto arngod arngodta arranged arrangedto to furnish tho name nmai of nn In executive oxeotho com committoo om omn cornnilttoo mittoo n tt to tho ho municipal munlcpl reformers rroner oni onieditors ad adedtm and anded1to editors edtm ed1to in oaso 00 of their arrest ars but but there thor ha haboon hns hnsboon boon bon no opportunity opprunity to appoInt Ilpolnt tho com comnilttoo cornniittoo nilttoo nilttooTho mlto niittooThu Tho ho attitude of the Ktrikern strkol In five 10 factories factorioin tncrel factoriesin in I the Vlborg quart quaroI qtlartflr or across ncr tho river rcr 1 1calming II IIcUln is iscausing calming cUln anxiety andet to the tm authorities authoritiesTho luthorles luthorlesTho authoritiesThe Tho men are nr attempting ntemptll to organize arKlnt i igeneral n ngenoml agonoral general strike strk6 to bo kept up Uj until unll their tholdemands tholrdemndR theirdemands demands demndR are nr granted grnle They want wlntll an eight eighthour OIKhthOr eighthour hour day a I 20 per pr cent ont advance adao In wages wagoand wag08ad wagesand and ad a I share Illr In thn profits profit1Cavalry prft prftCmlr profitsCavalry Cavalry Cmlr was WI posted pO11 throughout throulhout tho VIborj VIborjdistrict Ylbrg Ylbrgdltrct Viborgdistrict district dltrct thin thll morning morninfGovernor morg morgGaemor morningGovernor Governor Geneml Olneml Tropofts Trptl arrangement arrangementfor arrgemet for tomorrow tomorow are n Intended Iten cd to prevent prvent thi thiworkmen the thoworkmen theworkmen workmen from from entering entrng tho city by thi thiNarva the thoNar theNarsa Narva Nar a Gate tho Moscovskl rOcsld Gato or otheapproaches other othernplcho otherapproaches approaches approachesStatements nplcho nplcho1ntemonl approachesShmtemontjs Statements 1ntemonl continue onlnuo to bo bl circulates circulatesthat cirulated cirulatedthnt circulatedthat that tho men have secured olrd many may revolver revolverand revolversand and have seized felzed three thr pood poOl of dynamlto dynamltoThose dynmlo dynmloIhOo dynamitoflmoso Those IhOo reports rportl cannot cnnot ho o verified verifiedThe verifiedThu crled crledTho The attitude nttlHlo of tho authorities aulhortei U L that o oxineasy of ofunellY ofUneasy Uneasy unellY expectancy oXanc but there is I no evldenwthat evidence evidencethat that tion there thor will wi bo nn organized orgal17d tlcmonstrn tlcmonstrntion demonstmtlon clemommtrntion WAnG wtnro TO T vn Cn CnTo cztn cztnThe The To Society Solt of Husalnn Huailn Ironmaster Ironmasterhas IrnmaRtrs IrnmaRtrshaR Ironinastershas has addressed adllr od a memorial momorlli to M 1 Wltte WlttePresident Wlt WIttePresident President Pnsident of tho Council Counci of Ministers ln16110 ask asking nlk nlkInR askIng ing for a n system lytm of government go rlntnt based haod on onJustice onjustN onjustice Justice justN under lltr which workmen vorkmel may I Iallowed Ialowod be beallowoclto allowed alowod allowoclto to o COMe 0n work at will and nnl to hold holdmeetings holdmtlng holdineotings meetings for freedom rredom of nj sjecm preoh eooh nnd the thopress thepress 0 0pNI mtlng press pNI nnd for compulsory olilular education educationThe clueton cluetonThomomorillslH educationThoniomorirtllsts The memorialists ThomomorillslH say IY that thn tl tli threatening threateningtone thranln thranlntne tone tne of tho Russian HIL lu people poplo U I a I warning warningthat warningthat nring nringthl that thl no merely Ilrl repressivo ni measure mOlsl will willnnd wi willend end on tho deeply depl rooted national natonnl movement movementwhich moem movementwhich nt which grows rowl in strength 6tln th daily dailyIt dal dalIt It Is reported reprtNI thnt Count Cunt Pnhlen who whoIs whois Is 11 it i member membr of the Council Couclor of the Empire Empirehas J Roiplrehas lplr has been bn nppointod to inqulro Into and nndreport ald aldrprt andreport report rprt to II tho Czar 711 upon the th events oell con connected cannpced connectod nected npced with the demonstrntiona detonslrnlon and andslaughter andIInushl1r andslaughter IInushl1r slaughter In St ft Petersburg letolhurg on Jan 22 22BITUAT10X 22BITCTI1 22R1TuAr1o BITUAT10X BITCTI1 KABinn JASIrn IN I 1 WARSAW WARSAWWAIIBAW WAIAW WAIAWWAI8W SA1tHLWWATISw WAIIBAW WAI8W Feb 11 1 725 S P 1 M MIt IIt It was ox expected oxpctd oxported ported pctd thut there ther would ho a renewal rnowa of oftrouble artoublo oftrouble trouble toublo hero to todl lay but hit up to tho present presentwriting pntnt pntntwrtng 1rifltwriting writing wrtng thorn thor has l been een no 10 chnngo chnng In tho thogeneral thogoneral thegeneral general situation Rlunllon and anlilo no disturbances dlsturbanol have haveboon ha6bn harebeen boon bn reported reportedTho rprtod rprtodTo reportedThe The To condition cndlUon of the Polish Polsh striko Ilrko wros wrosto eemsto Ims Imsto to bo D easier alier Tho ho strikers atrket lack real Nnlleldrr Nnlleldrrwho lenders lenderswho loaderswho who are actually actunl workmen wlJr1merl liko Ik them themselves them8hes themsolves selves 8hes Moreover roNar them is II ft I complete comple1 ab absence at atsonco sence imo of practical pmctcl sympathy nnd aaslstnnoo aaslstnnooTram 1lstnno essistanoefrom Tram rrm other classoH calH who disapprove dlspr of the thostriko to toIlrllO thestilko striko IlrllO and Id merely merly express eXJrl sympathy Rlptby with withLhu witbtbl withthu Lhu tbl movement mo ment BO B far rar ns nlt it may tin 0 be regarded regardedw relared relaredn w n an antiwar aUwl and political pltcl reform rror demon demonstration demonatrlon demon demonatrat atrlon atrlonI atrat stration strationM ion ionM M I SpaKsovitch Slmlitch the most prominent prominentPolish prominentPolsh prominentPolish Polsh Polish legal le ol and political pltC economy econom authority authorityIn authorty authortyIn In the ho country countl today expressed eprMd expressed himself himselfin hhnelr hhnelrIn in tho most hopeful hopful manner lnnner in regard rKnnl to totho totho tothe tho result rosul of tho labors 10bl of M I Witto Wlo and nd tho thoCommittee thoCmmteo theCommittee Cmmteo Committee of Ministers fnistef In connection connclon with withtho wih wihtho withthe tho Czars rescript rescriptLAItOB rclpt rclptLnOE rescriptLAnGE LAnGE LnOE UIUTAKT lU1TnT FOItCE FOItCEMeanwhile FonCEMeanhll rOnCEMeanwhile Meanwhile Meanhll except cxcpt In small 61MI business businessplaces btlnO btlnOpIncR bualnessplaces pIncR places the strike Itnke continues entnula In tho shadow shadowif Badow Badowof of nn a overwhelming ayerhclmlnK military mltry display War Warsaw Warf1W Warsaw f1W saw today seemed ml to teem tem with wih soldiers soldiersicketfl soldiersPickets ldlen Pickets lickel of from 12 to 100 10 with ml drawn drtw bayo bayoiiott bya byanlt boyonot nlt not iiott amounted mOlntOI nnd on foot were er every everywhere eer everywhere wber where Single soldiers Ildlen were wer posted Xsted oslo in ininany Inrl inrniiy inany rl places pla So S far however hOIoyer there thrr have havebeen hn hnno hareboon been no collisions cliion between 1 1 Cn tho military militaryuid mi militaryand ta I and ni tho ho strikers HtrikcrsSome 6trker strikersSonic Some of tho newspapers new papr nro in difficulties difficultieswith dlmclC dlmclCwih difficultieswith wih with tlm thocmplon thocompoiitoni comnosltorx and have hlo not appeared appearedn apPollo In n their full ful form Acting Actnl on tho advice a c of ofho oftho ofthe the ho police polce many may Jowollcrs Jowoler havo removed removedniluablo rmaed rmaedllnbll removedsiduabios niluablo llnbll from their windows and put 1It their theirshutters theirahute theirshutters ahute shutters up upTlio lP lPTlo uiiThe The Tlo general onorn Impn impreuslon Hlon llon hero her is i that thnt the theiargor thelurgor thelarger larger works workl will wi soon 101 resumo rumo operations operationsan opratlon opratlonon an tho basis bll of a compromise etproml between bclwen tho thoJinployers thoemplorem theemnployeni Jinployers und Ind tho men menCA mencAIH mcmiczAumm CA cAIH czAumm TN WATCHING AJIXG POLiCY roLicvLoxnox IOLtW IOLtWIoxpox POLiCYIomo Loxnox Feb Ib li i1Tho ITho Tho Ktnnlan 111lnn uncor uncorUiinty unor mincertV tV Uiinty iiflt it is i iu iU flVA impenntrublo Inpnotmhlo a O us over Oer If I tho thoJir thoC1lr theCzar C1lr Czar Jir wore worn n good man ma or n I had man a knave knaveir kne kneor or ir u Christian ChrlUln anything Inlbll In fact save what whnth h 10 in I It would wOlld IKJ 1 1l iwililO Kw ililo to t 544 n some MiO i issue luOfrom issuefronmi uo uofrom from the he crisis ri il which involves 1oh Hustilan HustilanleMiniof nlltlan nlltlandfnoi Itusslandestinies destinies dfnoi Tho Emj E0l lniperor eror ror refu nfuA retmuies H to rule niloilmfelf nlo nlohlm rulehimself himself hlm plf except OX lpt by fitful fiful wliinis whl nnd in II na 1i un unjertain unortuin unartain jertain ortuin as I tho weather wrathlr HP 10 Indorwjs Inlor now nowmo nowOM nowone mo policy pole miami 111 then another of n 1 tllnmet tllnmetically dlamft dinmetrically ically rmly opposite oPllle diameter chararterTlio ehlrctrr ehlrctrrTho diameterTIme TIme most m0t hopeful hopofullailr featuro of tho situation situations IluRtlon IluRtlonII II is s tho fact fie which wnt WI Announced annolnNd In those thoselonpatchoH tholpalchC thosei1opatchiOa lonpatchoH lpalchC a week ago n o that 111 even tho Grand Grandlucul Grnd GrndDuel GrandDucaml lucul Duel coterie ctro recognize rcKnlei tho tlo lie hopelessness hopelessnessif hoplllnl hoplllnlaf af if tho war nnd is I ready rdy to make mlko peace plltc at atho atthe atthe the ho earliest Irle t opportunity opportunityNow appa tulty tultyXow Now ow comes tho curious curoU announcement announcementhnt annalncement hnt thnt the Czar attune Rllnn favors fnal a continuance continuanceif cntnunco cntnuncoof of if the war Them Tem h I no assurance Wuranco of truth trutlin In n the th report rpr but after lfer all ni It Is not so o im imrobablo 1mprollhl unprobable prollhl probable robablo It I was Wi a I remarkable fllrknhlo exploit exploitof of if the to Grand Dukns1 Duko which converted con vorlId tho thoirganlzerof thoarlnl7rof theorganIzer arlnl7rof organIzer of tho Worlds Worldi Peace POC Congress Congll into intom intoni intoan ni an m enthusiastic nthllillto war wlr lord nnd It It is II not sur surrising Iur Iurr1Tiln surprislng rising r1Tiln that at more mor than H 1 day is n required rquird to tourn totlr toturn tlr turn urn one of the Czars Cnrl weak wck but obstinate obstinateharnctorboek obetlrte obetlrtecharclorbrk obstlnatccharactorbark harnctorboek charclorbrk Into peaceful JICful paths plhK Nlch Nlchilaslsn Nintholasbia ilaslsn 0101 i 1 great gremitboliorerlntho rut bollover blloer in tho the divine right of oflngs ofKln ofKings Kln Kings lngs nnd is L quite quln convinced cOIncli thnt bo la laiptclally i isspecially specially II cly Inspired h1lplll by h Providence ProvidenceiioiT Praldenc iioiT 101 noi r OF 01 PEACE rrACKTho IFACE IFACETn PEACEThe The Tn imprewilon ns n to t the lie imminence Immlnonc of ofenco otJO ofpence JO pence enco gained Jalned ground throughout tbrouphout Europe Europeluring Europeiltiring luring durng tho week cs epccly calmeclahly ccially In financial financialircen fnncial fnncialcrclt financialcircles circles crclt At Lloyds Iloydl today ty tho rates mtt on war warir waror waror or ir peace P80 nt tho end of April Aprl were wtr at lt oven ovennonoy oyenmonoy evonmoney money A fortnight rorngh ago 8P0 it was W1 3 to 1 1gainst 1a 1against against a Rlnst peace peaceTlio po peaceThe The St Petersburg Petolhurg and ad Warsaw WaMw corns cornspendents cr crIpndonl corrospondents pendents Ipndonl of TIrE UF SUN report rpr that there thlr is isncnvialng l isincreasing increasing Incrlap unrest unrt but outward outwar quiet quiet at atloth at atboth both places plIC The To point pint Is i made mdo that tbat tho thoittlttlde thoatUtldo thoattitude attitude atUtldo of tho well wel to do and Id tho middle middlelasses midde middec4MC middledaMes lasses c4MC requires rul an explanation explaaton They Thoyre ToT Theyare I Iare are re unanimously unanhnolly against 1t the Government Governmentml Govormet I Inndln nndln and ml in favor of peace pr but they are ar equally equallypposed euJy euJyoppose equallyopposed opposed oppose to a revolutionary rvoluUon rising ring among amongho aong aongthl amongthu thl thu ho masses le Mobs tob thoy Bay 8Y never div divrimtnate dbciminate diicriminate criminate ciminate nnd sudden ludden anarchy nnrhy would wouldloan wouldmn wouldmean loan vmit L ltht t destruction d trclon of property prpry and ad a aolgn arlpn areign reign rlpn of terror terrorTho teror terorTho terrorThe Tho Warsaw Walw correspondent orMpndcnt of THE T Th SUN SCNmphasizoa SUNemphw11 Svremphasizes emphasizes emphw11 tho constant olUnt effort clor of the thouthoritlo tboalthortlO theauthorities althortlO authorities uthoritlo to give tho popular popur movement movementrevolutionary movementn n revolutionary nolutonr appearance nllllano with a 1 manifest manlfcetitiro mlft mlftir manifestlqre itiro ir to sock k instead n tend of to avoid con conirts cnI con1itcts 1e1 1itcts irts liotweon Itwrn the th military mltal and ad tho lie strikers 6trer 6trerr r I TALE OP o HUSSIAM HUSSIAMPolice 01JITY 01JITYPoloo cnUEfTY cnUEfTYPollee Police Poloo Ileattnc IpaUm IIeattn of a I Ctrl rl Htnrient tnrrnt Arouses ArontiEuropean ArousesIuropean rme European l uropt1 Indignation InrtlBnatlonSj Ineigntlon Ineigntlonfc Sj fc etal VaIl Cbl Dnpatch to run Ts SUN SUNLONDON S sviLonof LONDON Fob ob ll lfher 11There There Is li n remark remarkable rmnrk rmnrknblo remarkable able example eXrplo today tdny of the fact r t than that thnt thata n f slnglo Ilnglo heartrending 1lrndlng Incident will wllarouso wi willarouse arouse frouo n greater gNate degree degro of popular feel feelIng roelthn feeling Ing than tho whole holo record t onl of India Indiacrimlnato Il Ilcrmn Indiserlutinato crimlnato crmn to butchery buthor Tho Paris 1nr Temp Tempprinted Tompprnt1 Tempsprinted printed prnt1 yesterday yeloray a utory Htr of a young woman wamanstudent womanstudent womaistudent student who wax Wi slashed across acr tho breast breosIn brt brttho breastI I In tho Cossack Ca1ck charge on Black Sunday SundayTho Suday Sudayho Sundayrho Tho ho police palc insisted IDlstd on her removal rmoTnl from frontho frm fromthe I tho hospital hopitl against agrnat tho proU prul protests tfl of tin tindoctors thodoton thedoctors doctors doton while whlo sho ho was Wn1 on tho road rod to ro rocovery r rcoer recoetT covery coverySho coer coetTShe Sho was M taken Ixjforo bcor the Pollen Palcn Com Commlsslonalro Cm Cmml Commisslonairo mlsslonalro ml alonlir and ad questioned qUMtonc as I to tho per porBonncl por poraonnel personnel Bonncl of tho students rtudenta demonstration demonstrationSho demonstrton I She refused rCud to dlvulgo anything and was waiseverely wnl wnlleerly wasseverely severely leerly beaten A second feond tlmo 110 she ho ro rofused r rI refused fused rU111 to speak fpeak and was a beaten blen almost nlmOt t tdeath to todeth todeath I death deth Then she Iho told all al she know On Orreturning Onrlumng Onreturning returning rlumng to tho hospital hopltl she was WI thought U Ui to toI tobe I i bo b In a dying condition conditionTills rndllon rndllonI conditionliils I Tills Th typical Hiwslan Iwslun talc tle talewbieh which wwpub wwpubllihed Wi icas PUb1 PUb1thrughout pub publLheml has luuiarou hasaroused llihed throughout thrughout Europe Elrpo today 11 11ar arou ar aroused ed more mor Indignation Indlgtan thnn tho nina massacro m mIcr ninaiacm sacro Icr itself iteelfj leolt itselfaAro1IT j 1 CAVOJIT OALOIT IiY A TJU1f T1Wffl 1IIIXT 1IIIXTlixprrss lnISTl IRIXTExlmresl lixprrss l Ir 1 MrsirnRrr 1llrn er hove Stoic S50M2 1tH rot rotIoe forIoc Ioe 10 e of o u I Olrl OlrlPiTTsntrna Grl GrlPTsnUnG Irl IrlPrrrsncna PiTTsntrna PTsnUnG Fob 11 IILro 11Leroy Leroy Love Lo agct aged 22 years YCRn for the last JRt five 11 years roal an oxprew oxprewmesrtonger Ixprt IxprtJPtngr oxpreeszi1esenger mesrtonger JPtngr between hotwon Plttsburg PltllJrl and Ind New XewCastlo NewCastle ew ewCUo Castle CUo wan lodged lodgd in tho Allegheny lolhony countj countjjail clmty clmtyJnl eomuityjail jail Jnl nt 11 I oclock ococ tonight tonIRht charged chnrgd with withlarceny withlarceny dthlarrn larceny larrn He Ie Is II ncciisod by tho Adams AdamsExpress Adlms AdamsExpres4 I Express prM Company of having hnlng robbed nn nnexpress RnI anexpress express expr package Jclgo of w62 IfV2 J6S2 on tho ito morning morningof moring moringor I of Jan 18 between hetwem Pltfflburt 111111ri and Now NowCastle NowCastle ow owI I Castle Pa PaLovo Il IlI PaLove I Love Lf liven 1 at Newcastle cwc tt and Ind was nr nrreated nrI arrested I rested rtel late this thi evening on ovidenoo oYideno which whichhail whichhad whichhad had tx been n gathered Rntherd by 1 tho Pinkerton Plnllrtol Ue Uetectlvo Do Dototlo Dottictlvo tectlvo totlo Agency A cnl Lovo ra ntole tolo tho tln lie money moneyho mOley mOleyho fliouieyho ho admits ndrltR Ho HI did it It for or love Jwe Ho Io wan wal to tobo tobe bo 1 married marer to a 1 young YOlnK woman Waltnaf of Newcastle Newcastleon 0 wcI1 0 0on on March 7 ondj hnd not tlio th money monoywhich moneyhlcl moneywhich which hlcl ho thought Iholght ho needed nllrr Ho Hf took tooktho looktho tooktim tho money mOI homo ami hid it under the tho hoer lloorof 111r 111rot hoerof of tho bathroom Mthrol in hlA fathers homo using usingonly tiing tiingonly uiingonly only 1321 t Tho rest reF of the money mono was wnsrecovered wnl wasrecovemod I recovered nIod by tho detectives rellclhef thin thl evening eveningLovo evenln evenlnLo eveningLore Lore Lo was WI1 traced tmcd by a I thumb print on ontho onthe I tho rearranged r rogcd seal ol of tho express expn package packageWhen pUlkn packageWhen o oWhln When Whln tho express cxprs company ompml found fOlnd that the thoman Ihomon theimman man who opened opno1 time UI package pokarI of o money moneyhad moneylnd moneyhad had lnd loft hU thumb print on tho seal 11 thoy thoynont thoynt theypont pont nt for nil oi who could oull possibly pOlhly have hind hli a aflngoj afng afinger finger fng on the wnl senlandLovo I nnd Lon wasamong Aamong tho thollrst theJlrst i i1lt llrst 1lt to como forward forwn nnd volunteer yolun r hU hUthumb histhumb i iIhumb thumb print prnt It I wan 1M found to correspond correspondwith cornJnd i iwith with thut on tho broken brken soul soulTho ROI sealThit I Tho 110 money which was WI stolen Itoon was 1 con conHlgnecl cn cnIdgnec consigned signed Idgnec from tho Government Oormlnt nt lt Washing Washington Ohln Ohlntn ton tn to tho Citizens CllzCR National Bank at Now Nowoaatlo XowoDlle Nowcatlo oaatlo oaatloYELLOW oDlle oDlleJTOr catloTLIOIV YELLOW JTOr JACK OI CASE CAS FltOM TOOV TOOVKeiman COIOVNpDII CO1ONScanmnmn Keiman NpDII Joni Irm tho thl ho Orl7jitm nevrlorn Uevrlof It nt nttiaraiitlno ntelnarnlu nitluarainhifle elnarnlu elnarnluFrlk tiaraiitlno luarainhifleFrank tiaraiitlnoFrsnk Frank Frlk Bill Dn n pallor Fnior on the Ih ptenmshlp ptenmshlpOrizaba NteamshlpOrizaba lenmlhlp lenmlhlpOrb4 Orizaba Orb4 who was wnq taken Ink en to Swinburne SwinburneIsland Slnbumod Island d when the steamer Ileamlr goiinfom J0tlr1m got le1om Colon Colonon on Friday rdy has developed 11010111 yfillow lloo fever feverHoalth feverHealth Health Officer Ofor Doty Raid last night nllbt thnt thntBill thntJI thimithut Bill had contracted thin thorcn dlseaw In Colon Colonbut ColonI oion oionbut JI cntrncl but but thnt It did dil not show until three thnJ or four fourdays iourdnYI fourdays I days dnYI ngo ngoTlio nto ntoTn ugoTime Time Tn Orizaba Ot7l I was wn not detained detaine at Qunr Qunrnntlno Quarnntine I II nntlno nUno after it hnd boon On determined that thatno thatno i ino no olio an elsa I o on tho ship had bar tho disease diseaseSho dil disoasoShe I IShn I She in a I a seven fVn day dlY lx bOlt boat at nnd yellow yelow fever feverdevelops feverdevelops I develops dowlap In II five dajs dajsIt da wI It inns hl boon ben definitely defnlo ascertained Mcrlno that thatyollow thatyollow I yollow 0109 fever Is i not lot contagious ontnloL or infectious infectiousfrom Infotou infectiousfroni I Ifrm from frm ono person Jln to another Inother by personal ixireonnlcontact pornl personalcontact 1 1cnllct contact cnllct said 111r Dr Doty It Is L contracted contractedonly cntmclel contractedonly only by infection Infeclon from a I mosquito No Noono a aono I ono could culd get et the Ihl disease dL from Bill nU as a n wo wohave woIa wehave have Ia YO no mosquitow IQIul01 here her in winter wlnor and at ntthat atthat i ithnt that our mosquitoes looquit arc lr not tho kind that thatcarry tbatcr thatcarry carry cr tho disease diseaseTho dLow dLoaseThe I ITho The Tho disease dLr is L flourishinf fourihlnp In Panama PanamaJust Janl lananmjust 1 1jUt Just jUt now limo 111 Government Colmment U l fighting fghting It Itnnd Itand i iad and ad has It wail wol In hand handMOIIE hlnd hlndTO mindIIOflVE I II MOIIE TO LKA 1 t VIZ JE 11 IiHllIIJA YIWXa1S LS LSHe LSHe He Je Now SO Scrim Sefl Ilopclcisly oprle I llratcn Irll1 for rorthf rorthftnl1 the thetnltnl theLnitrml I tnltnl tnl1 States Iare Sen enstorhlp enstorhlpJErnnsor nator torhli torhliJrrrrnsoK hlll hlllJElrnso JrrrrnsoK JElrnso Cnn CITY Mo a Feb it I LThe itTheNiedrlnghamis LTheI The TheNiedringhnus I Niedringhnus Iedrnihnul forces foro1 in tho United rnled States StatesSenntomhip Stlies StliesSnlonhlp StatesSenatorship Senntomhip Snlonhlp light are nr gradually rdu ly weakening weakeningnnd wpnkenul I nnd politicians pltclanlMY say it Illl is now only a question questionof qlcston i iI I of n few days da 8 when the thl Republican Hepuulcan mem memocrs members I Iiln iln bers ocrs of tho Asflumuiy Alliit or fit it J art ft a f nwjority nwjorityof r j 1ty 1tyI of thorn will turn tlr to some 110 candidate ntldto other otherthnn otberthnn otherthan I thnn Niedringhuus Nierrthuu or Kerens Herns for Senator SenatorThoro Hnator HnatorI SenatorThere I There Thor will wi bo a meeting lOtinp of Republican llepublicanmembers Hepublrn RepublicanI 1 members mlmlrl on Monday londlY night when it in 11 ex expected expcled oxpocted I pected pcled a definite dolnito plnn to break hrOk tIme dead dendlock deadlock fnd fndlock lock will wi lw proposed proJd By fy Wednesday We orny of ofnext ornext ofnext next week It Is 11 believed hllitcd thero will wi bo 10 n ncompleto I Icmpleto acomplete complete cmpleto chan chmatio Q in tho situation Iltullon On OnTuesday OnulfdlY OnTuesday Tuesday ulfdlY n I numl num numler T r of Ilopiiblicans npublCI intend intendto Intendt to t lenvo Niodringhnus Xllcrn hIIR but just jl t how many manyIs mnnyi Is uncertain uncertainHomo uncertainSome n In InSmf i unrr Homo Smf of tho Kerens hfrn erens lx holtl boiters lters my miY also vote votefor votefor olo olorar for somebody fmebdy else el nt that time lml Just JUlt now nowthe nowthe nowthe the Kerens Kornl men nro nr lending lemlnl nil ni tine thl aid and nndcomfort andcamror andcomfort comfort camror they can en to tho Democratic JnOto party partyrirnAn pry pryPITuUmU partyrIrIiIt rirnAn PITuUmU ijViIII11I ELruiA lll ics lCRIOCKn lCRIOCKnnrlawarf iEiOCKip iEiOCKipDelaware LOCKED LOCKEDDelaware Delaware nrlawarf IMvrrla nhrr River ISo I4o Ho Illorkrd lorkld That 11at Vmrli VmrliCannot casehu casehuCannot lrl lrlCannot Cannot Heach Jra h Port 1ortPHILADELPHIA IorlPILDTLt PortPxinnnyuUiA PHILADELPHIA PILDTLt Feb eb U HPhladolphl 11PhiladelphIa PliilndolphU boa boaceased hMtle hasceased ceased practically pmcloUy to bo a port pr of entry entrybecoming entr entrybecoming becoming bomng tle M l loolocked loIoked ns Vladivostok VladivostokDown Yldlotak YldlotakDown VladivostokDown Down at at tho Breakwater nrkwater them ther la i a fleet fleetof fet fleetof i iof of thirty thiy ships hip and barges bargO frozen frMn fast fastWater fastWater t I Water Wator and provisions are nr being bing supplied suppliedto supplid supplidto to thnm by moons mo of hand had sleds IJcs which hloh arc nropulled nr nrpuled arcpulled pulled puled across aCf tho ice le from tho shore ehor towns townsby tows towsby townsby by time crews crewsTlio orw orwTlo crewsTine Tine Tlo big blr tank Unk steamer tcmcr Northman Norhmn was wasswept W Wwopt wasswept swept ashore ahor on tho upper uppr end of Tinlcum TinlcumIsland Tlnlom Tlnlomblnd TlnlcumnIsland Island blnd opposite appoit Cheater ChCtor yesterday Ctery Sho Showaa ShoWI Shewas was WI trying tring to work her way ay down the to river riverat rer rerat riverat at tho time tmo The 1Il floes fDe surrounded furunded her hornnd Ilora herand and a nr the tl ice io looked loked vessel vellel Is i etlll etl aground agroundwith aKraundwth agroundwith wth with no immediate lneat prospect propt of being bln re released r uclommied I Iloled leased loled Tugs 1 tried trld this tbl afternoon nferoon to got getcloso gotclose close CI0I enough to attach atnoh hawsers hawrol but could couldnot culd culdnot couldnot I not not get through tho floes 10 which blch are ar from fromfour fromfour four to six Ilx lx feet ret thick thickOpposito thickOPPOHiO thickOpposite I the Gloucester ferry slip in tho thecurve Opposite OPPOHiO Gouctor rer Blp I i icurve I co curve two British Drtlh stoanwrs Itrml the Gothard Gothardand Gothr Gothardand I Iad and tho lie Conoop Conop stuck Iluck A Heading Hedig tug tugand tu tugand ad and two barges brg arc or also nisI there thoroUnited thor theretYnited I United States SUle Lightship No OS 6 which is isusually t tuualy isusually uualy usually stationed 6Utand opposite oPfio tho mouth of oftho ofthe I Itho the tho Delaware Dolawnr Bay three tbr miles mil oft of Capo CapoHenlopcn ape apelieniopen P Henlopcn Ienlopn was Wi cut Clt adrift ndt by the Ice Ic several severaliays severaldays ecmlda days da ngo and carried eredway carriedaway away Tho present presentsituation prnt prntsituaton prwuntsituation situaton situation of tho boat bt is i unknown hero heroTho hor honeThe Tho city olt administration admnutrton Is i considering consideringLhe cDl ernp the construction oDtrctan of an a ice lot boat blt of tho typo typojsod typ typeused used uo by the Russians HUi on Lake Lo Baikal BaikalPXOUIDAS lkal lkalrOllAS lialkalFLOIIIILS PXOUIDAS rOllAS FAMOUS FUIUN TRAINS TRAINSN TIAN TIANY N Y 4 FU Fla Srwctil S ca 210 10 1 P U 1 TI Fla A 4 4 Wr W WIndiAn Writ Writmadisn t tndlin IndiAn Ltd 4 0 2S A U J Uneiccllcil Ubtfdl d service In1e via viaPcea t tcon IA IAPenD PenD con A AlUntlc Hlnlc Cost Coa Line 10 net al UVar U WAF WAFJdp wa N Y VVdtdP VdtdP VdtdPt Jdp 4 torpid torId liver Uvr matin lku ft dun bead Dohnft Dobo tjiia tjiiairs taiath 1 th irs is irvive the lb il 11 perffft rtltrt itfr lr HOLDUP AT DELAFIELD DOOR DOORVISITOn DOORVllTOn DOORvlsrron VISITOn IT 11 lrt A I D EMPTY FMP PISTOL A A1iioTos AD ADII0TOS ANDPHOTOS PHOTOS II0TOS wit FO an ran JATKU JATKUHes JAEI JAEIUe8 JAPE1t3lies lies Ue8 n Little IJtn Man lln and anc and thn flutter naier naierI W WIllB Was Wasl1i IllB I l1i and anl Koaght onlh Htm 1m to a HtanditU HtanditULawyer Htandltl HtandltlIa StnditUlLawcrLewls Lawyer Ia LawcrLewls 1er Lewis I L DrJafleldTook DrJanetI ook Awa AwaIII A Away Awayliii way III 1 liii Cun unm and ant Cave ao Him 11m Some HOle Dinner DinnerA Dlnnlr DlnnlrA A little ltle man In a I blue shirt Ihlr and ad Mouclhat slouch slouchhat louchhit hat hit rang rg tho ho bell at t Lewis Lws L Delafloldi Delafloldihouso Donl0dl Dehafleldshouse house 278 West lt Soventy SOMtylrlt Seventyfirst flrst street trot ai nt 830 last Il l evening Arthur Ahur Wlrtaner Wlrtner the thibutler thl thebutler butler buler opened tho door doorHluo doorluo hoerIhluo Hluo luo Phirt hlrt stuck Ituck a revolver roolVr tn I the to butler butlerfaco bter1 hutieraface face mid III Bald BaldIm Hhl HhlIm saidPut Im hungry IIDPT give me something lomethlg to eat eatqulclc et eatquick quick quick or 01 Ill Il blow fo your life lre out outWlrtnnor outIraer outWlrtiumor Wlrtnnor Iraer ptands Itnld B feet 1 Inch Ich He le sized glzetup sizedup 17 17up up Bluo luo Shirt ShIr who is 11 6 feet rlt 6 f and Mr decided docldecto deded dededto to tackle Ucklo him Ho grabbed Rrbbo the man m about nbouitho Ibub Ibubtbo aboutthe the waist wnt Blue iie Shirt Shirt punched puehrd him hi in I th thface the thetaco face fae but didnt dIlBhoot shoot shootLook shootLOOk Look Lk out or Ill Il kill ki you ou Let Lt go a o omo ome of ofme me ho said Hd Tho butler buter held fast rlt ad and andtiio ac actho tho noIse nal o of tho wrestling wtltlll match mtoh in i the thtvostlbulo thevestibule vestibule ostbulo brought Irolpht down dow Jlr lr Delanold Delafold who whcwas whowas was 0 on al tho floor for above Wirtnner WlrMer hac hacbacked bndblcko hjmd hjmdbaokod backed blcko Blue Shirt Shirt into a comer cmer The To plato platowan pistol pistolVQ pistolwas wan VQ still atl In Dluo Iluo Shirts Shirs right rght band bod Mr MrDelaflokl MrJelalold MrIelafleid Delaflokl Jelalold inn down demanded domade the lie plato platonnd p pistoland tl tlDud Dud grabbed Krhbed It Then the two home guardmarched guard guardsmarched marched mrlld Blue Duo Shirt to the basement baeemtt where whorMr wherl whereMr Mr lr Dulaflcld Delafld ordered him to tit alt down downTurning dow downrimming Turning rlrlng tho pistol over to tho butler butor anc ancleaving ad adeaYinR and andleaving leaving him to stand Itld guard Rnr Mr Delaflelc Delaflelcwent Doaflid Doaflidwnt Delafioldwent went up lp stairs ltalf again npnln and ad telephoned tBephone t tPolico to toPollo toPolice Police Pollo Headquarters HMtuarl Headquarters Hoadquaror net notlne not netfled ne ted fled l tho West Slityolghth Sxtyolghth etreot Itrt pollotntatlon police poloe poloestlon policestation station stlon to go up U UI and alli collect eolec one burglar burglarMeanwhtlo burgla burglarMeanwhile Meanwhile ns Blue Shirt reiterated rtelte thai thaiho thatlie lennwhlo 1 Buf ho wan Wil hungry hungr ho was WI fe ted tedUaun fedRoundnnan l lIloundsman Iloundsman Uaun ml Walsh Walh wan M sent nb around aroundOn aound aroundOn On 01 tho way ho met mot Policeman PoUoma McDonald McDonaldand Mconald Mconaldand McDonaldand and enlisted enlttNI him They Toy found Blue Duo Shirt Shirtsitting SWr Shirtsitting sitting ltnR meekly me kl In tho basement eating eatingWalsh eatn eatingSnLiii Walsh WILh examined examlnll thin revolver rolor and ad found foundthat roundIhatlt foundthat that Ihatlt It was WI empty emptyAt omptyAt emptyAt At time station Ulon houo ho the man m cold md he mu muJullu 1 aa aaJulius Julius Julu Hernault 1emault 20 2 years year old with no home homeLater bomoLter homeLater Later Lter ho Mid Mil his hi real r name was Wi Bolngold BolngoldJIo Rolgld Rolgldlo lIe lo said Mc that ho h had been In the city throe throemonthH thre thremonthK threemonths months having hnII previously prwloull worked on n nfarm I aform farm flr in tho outskirts oUllklr of Baltimore 11ltmor Ue UerojKintcd ll llrponled fleTOPOated rojKintcd rponled that ho hnd been bNn desperately desperatelyhungry d desperatelyhungry pertol1 pertol1hug hungry hug and hadnt ulept f1ppl for three thro days daysTho dys dyslo daysfho Tho lo bust IIJt placo Illar li1ac ho had slept elrpt nt was the thoEureka theurka theEureka Eureka urka Lodging LleJginp House 10U8 on the Bowery BoweryWhilo Ilwor lioweryVhuilo Whilo Whio tho police plo were wer earohinc earohlnl him h he heput hept hi hiput put his hil hand hoc into his inside Indl coat Dt pocket pooVetnnd pkot pkotad pocketanti anti ad pulled pulet out several foml photographs photogph of him himself bi himt4lf self 10 for the reporters Nllrfn ito 10 was asked Iko if ifho I iflie ho hind hnt had hll them them taken especially ffpccnly for the theevent tl tlornt theevetit event ornt and flnclulswlrd flnclulswlrdIn answered answeredMnybo aiiswureclMnvbo In but I wont ont Mnybo bl llt wiy wiyTlio srtyTho Tlio 111 police IJlc tried Irld to make mtke him tell tl wheter wheterbo whether whetherho ho know klw anything of tho lie other holdups holdupnwhich holdupBwhich holdupswhlchi which hnvo Ilnvf occurred oorrd lately but ho pleaded pleadedIgnorance plead pleadedignorance Ilnomnc Ignorance of tho English nglh language languag Most Moitof Mt Mtor Mostof about the holdups holdupsat of time thl questions fotlonl wore er nbut at the lie ixuldonco rHd IH of Herman Henn C Fleitmann Fleitmannof Yetmn Yetmnaf of 42 4 East Est Sovontyfovcnth Sontfyenlh street street1vo strt street9ro 1vo 1 nothing to t say Ia about abut tliat thatho ho re replied r rpled ucplied pled plied Iwshfully bhtly but ho didnt didnt threaten threatenproceeding threr thueatonproceedimigsguiost proceedimigsguiost proceeding lroodlngnlnKt tfjuJnst anybody nnbdy who ehould ehouldBBcribo shouldascribe I ascribe MrO that fact to him 11m iim Ho le has curly curlyblond crly crlyblond curlyblond blond hair hllr n I mustachio and ad ADd a Gorman Gormanaccent Gora Gorancont Germanaccent ncont accent Ho 10 answers nlwef well wel enough onoullto to the thodescription thedelcrpton theiem4criptlun delcrpton description of the man ma who visited dtd Mr MrFlcitmannA MrIleitiminnas FlcitmannA l1elmnnnR houso hoU on Jan Ja SO S and failed raied to toRet to1lt toget Ret 1lt anything nn1hlnl being bln scare scared crd i off ot by the theocnaiiH thoenll thecranm ocnaiiH enll cranm of Mrs trs Fleitmanna Flelmlnns Fronch Frnc maid maidMario mnldrarle maidhnrio Mario MarioMr hnrioMr Mr r Dalaflold D la old waj Inclined inclne to belittle belittleLho bUtte bellttletim I tho tim Lho affair Ilr lost Ilt night IKht Ho Mid that tht he hethought hethought I Ithought thought that tho man with the thf revolver rovolvorwas realvel realvelW W was either oil her crazy or hud expected oxpte to meet meetn met metI I It n woman conant fllrunt nt the door ror and ad HO 10 frighten frightenher rrghten rrghtenIer frightenlien would have chance to steal stealsomething stealsomething her Ier that ho 10 n I chac st Homrtlln Homrtllnho something somethingTho Fun ho butler buter wasnt wnnt Reared er said Md Mr MrDeluflold MrDelnllold MrDimtfleId Deluflold Ho 10 just jll pitched plcbo right rght Into the thefellow thefelow thefollow fellow felow They nlY had n pretty prty good od tussle tussleI tlllo I II I I guodft for my lY butler ulllr got ot a I bad blow hI ow in lathe lathefans tho thoface face rao g I didnt learn that tbat until Inti later Illor I Ihoard Ihlr Ihoard I hlr hoard tho nol notse o in tho hall hnl and hurried hurriedJown hured hureddown hurrieddown down stairs fI When lln I got to tho hall hll this thisGranger thi thiatrUper thisstrmuiger with his hisuack hisbck hitsback Granger WM M standing Itlnding in a corner cmer atrUper back bck to the wall wnl Ho 10 was n qulot enough enoughind enollh enollhInt enoughmmfll ind didnt ldnt make any pretence prlenr ntshootinR ntshootinRIIo nllhotlr Int lie still tU had tho pistol pliloln pistollnhls in hla hand but didnt didntrain dlint dlintrul didntraise rain rul It ItI ItI itI I dont remember rmembr now whether whehor I asked askediihi askedhmfhk kc iihi for the pistol 1tl or whether I piled ple Into IntoHim It into1dm Him 1dm At any nll aim rato tn tho butler but r antI nli I took tho thorovolvor thoJoher therevolver revolver Joher nwiiy nw nway y from him It I wasnt wlmt loaded loadedind 10lde loadedand and ad them woro wor worcnocartrinlges no nocrrtpc otrtrldgea on him himTho himThe himTbo The butler held he1 tho man ma while whlo I telephoned telephonedo ta o tho police policeMr P i1 i1Mr j jrr Mr rr LJolaflold Velat ld was M naked Mkel If ho would woud np npx np nppear pr pear x ar against IK1lnt tho prisoner prsoner In tho police policoxiurt plc plcOlt policecoutt xiurt Olt this tll morning morningI morlnp I certainly Crtallly will wl he replied rcplml It I would wouldlot wouldnol wouldnot lot do fur ter ii I man mll like Ik that to l II bc o nt largo largoI IlrK IlrKI I think ho continued cOlllnue that thll this fellow fellowins felo felohM fellowhas hM ins had Illd his hip hi1 head turned lumr by rending Idlnp sensn sensnional SeflS1itlonal M Mtlonal of In tho news nowuiipcrH newspapers tlonal nwounts lolnll holdups holdlp nOI nOIPUPCI papers PUPCI I think that hi hum is I crazy crazyIHHECTOttS crzy crazyxiir xiir 11 1 111 ns IHHECTOttS I111CTl ACT ACTCommlttro ACTCommlUrl ACTConinuittee Commlttro CommlUrl ApiMlntnl IIIHlntNI to Conilder the theHein thonemauds the1einiIHt5 Hein nemauds iuU of loconiottvo locomotl Firemen KlrrmrnA llrlmfn llrlmfnA A meeting meeUn of the board of directors drtol of the thoSow theew theNew Sow ew Haven 1nel Ilallroad Jllrod was a held yesterday yesterdayit I1ry I1ryat at at it tho Grand Central Centrl Station Stlon at at which whichi whichI I a i committee ommio was Wn appointed to meet a awnmltteo 1 1rmn acomunmittee wnmltteo rmn Ueo from rrm the Brotherhood Brtherhood of Loco Loconotlvo Lo Lomotho Locomothti notlvo Firemen Firmon to consider olldor an appeal Ippa from fromi rrm 1 IL i recent rent decision dtlon of president PnJ ldont Mellon The Then Te Ternglnon Theen rnglnon en n ginRcrH on the tht road rod who are ar still 6t1 members membersif member memberof of if the Brotherhood of Locomotive Lmoto Fire Flrenen JII JIImen Firemen men have hlo Insisted 1nlllod that thor have 110 a right rKht rKhtto rightto to 0 elect flet their own representatives rplontat1 for forlegotiatlons rarneotltonln fornegotiations negotiations neotltonln in regard rgar to settlement Itemont of ornor ornordlKIHltt labor laborilsputert laborhii4IJtitOi4 ilsputert and the decision delon npi npJellel1 appealed nled from fromsras rrm rrmWn fromwas was n denial of thl Ihl this by Mr Mellon McllnnTho MoI MellonThe n I Wn of Locomotive Firemen Firemenvos The To Brotherhood Brotherhoo Lomotlo Flrmln FlrmlnWI of tho board and andho andthe was WI notifIed notfl d of time action acton i the ho meeting m tnJ of the hue two committees will wi bo boleld b beheld I Illeld held in a low days daysU dIYH U was wa announced that thnt John C Whltto Whlttonoroof Whittomore lllo lllomor I Innouce more noroof I ot Knugatuck nulatlck Conn had hn been elected ellle electeda J a mor 1 director dirtor in tho place plac of tho ho lato John M Mfall Mhall f Hnll Hnll1HXT hall hall1IfNT fall fallmvr mvr irmvor iriir 1 t XOT OT n m EXTRADITED EXTRADITEDnr EXTnHTRDO111In EXTRA DITED DITEDo nr O111In o IllKKlni IlrfHsrs rlfm to Honor 10nor the Ihl Warrant TTarrantof Warant Warantof IJovrrnor of IlllnoU IlllnoUALBAVV IllinoisALUANt of the tl unmor Ilnol I IAL ALBAVV AL AN Keb eh ll 1 h1Gov Oov ov Higgins JgllJ today todaylocidod tdr tdrdocdod todaydocidod locidod docdod to rofuho rful to honor tho warrant want of ofho orthe oftho the tho ho Governor Ooeror of Illinois llnol for tho extradition extraditionf oxmdUon oxmdUonor or f W II I Hunt president prldnl of the PanAmeri PanAmerian IaAer who is wanted In Chi Chingo CMugo cm an Bank of Chicago ChlCgo i waled CI CIr him with withinbozrlement wl wlembzzlement withcnnbnrJiement r ngo o on a 1 warrant arnt charging chlrglng inbozrlement embzzlement In permitting penntnl tho bank to ro ronlvo r roh nooie oh oie nlvo deposits dorlII knowing at the time lmo that it itrow I Itwas was row IIhenl Insolvent Tho To Governor Gaveror gave 100 a hear hearig hea hearleg leg ig on tbo ca C ease yesterday Yfltrdy and decided to tonv t today dv day nv that that the lie papers papn presented prNntd to him hi were wereisufllcicnt wer woncimisuilllelont isufllcicnt IMlmcent to warrant warant any action ncion on lila hlaart Is Ispr lilapart art part pr prFLllA FLOIIIUA FLllA CUBA CUA NAJJHAU NAJJHAUStlMMEIlVIIIr SAAU SAAUSl1ttFltnrr1 4AVS5ALSUM StlMMEIlVIIIr Sl1ttFltnrr1 SUM lEitvnirr AtTfSTA AtJtSA t tSouthrtliS AIKHN AIKHNSouthrrnj AIJC AIJCSouthm New York nrk IJM IJMM i2t5r Southrrnj hIm Umltcd ml LT v r rw 12r P M I Two To otlirr Ul fa train Itt N V OBlce OCr 771 771ii 211In fliftn In ftn ii HXV j 1t5 11 I rr nmrs waj wa Adf lt I 1I 1 I CHIKF OIlF STONE SEES 511 SII JinMWXt JinMWXtI lmJINT lmJINTI I Ilratl Ind of too tn nnRlnern Ellnrtn Hrollicrhood Irtrrhooe Her Heron lero leroI lieucon on Subway II1Y Slut lIattcrs lIattcrsGrand llter ten tenGrand I Grand Chief Cler Wnrrun E Stone Htan of the thiBrotherhood thoBrtberbood theBrotherhood Brotherhood Brtberbood of Locomotive Engineers lnglneon wn wnhurriedly WM WMI washurriedly hurriedly RUmmoned lummoned from Cleveland aw awnrrivod end endarrived I arrived nrrho hero her on Friday rldn afternoon aferoon Every Everything fver Everything thing was wnl demo to keop his pnwonco ploneo hen henHecrot horoeorot herosecret I secret HecrotChief secretChief eorotChie Chief Chie Stono met August AIpWt Bolmont 01 01Friday an anriday onFriday Friday afternoon nftoroon but the to result r llt was wal un unsatisfactory un8ttfnctar UnsatIsfactory satisfactory 8ttfnctar nnd ho Inca arranged to sci sciMr sco scoMr aeoMr Mr Bolmont on Monday fon l und Lnd will wi remaIn remaliin rmaln rmalnIn remaInin in the tm city oiy throughout rol holt th the week wiwkTho w weekThno k kTho Tho questions queator dlsausAcd disolled wore or the tbf ex examlnatlon examination axamiruition amlnatlon of tho old monby mon by doctors dolor before befonHorvloo hoCor beforesorvloe Horvloo fOrJoo on tho to subway Ilbwny and an eight clgbt hour houday hourdlY hourday day dlY for motormon motormonThos3 motoron motoronThoo motorrnenThose Those Thoo are nr tho questions qleft0nl to t bo taken U Uby up by the to Amalgamated Association Aoclnton of Btreoond Street Strt StrtCnd Streetand and Cnd Electric Elootro Railway IWJwlY EmployoeHonMarohl EmployoeHonMarohlJJVRIED Employoo Employees on onMarob rarh I IlURIED 1JJU1fIRD JJVRIED lURIED IN lIEU liOfll OI J1ASKET J1ASKETNewnachclIolVIdow ntSKET ntSKETNewnoebeln1ldow B4SKETewJtochelleViIow NewnachclIolVIdow Newnoebeln1ldow It ICrematld Cremated and anI Iat IatAway Ltd ItdAWRY LtdAway Away as She Desired ntrNln In Her ler Will WillNtnv Wi WillNww Ntnv HocHKLLn RO1RI N Y Fob ob il 1In 21In In ao aooordanca no nooordanco oordanca orc with tho will wi of Mrs 11 lrs ConstonciMiller Constance COMlaco COMlacoMlcI ConstanceMiller Miller MlcI n wealthy olthy widow of Now Itochelle Itochelleher Hoch6le Hoch6leI Rochieiloher I her ashes IBhls were wer deposited dlpo iled in a work basket baskeebo bn8keti i she bo had used for yearn and buried todn todnby to today ay ayI I by a New Hochello undertaker un ortaker in a grave gravialongsldn graveI rao raoI I alongside tho resting place of her departed departedhasband dopnrtcdhllband departedhusband husband John Bentx Miller MillerTho MillerThe rlllerTho Tho strango burial took place In Wood Woodlawn Woodlawn Woodlawn lawn Cemetery antI tho undertaker In order ordcto orderto to curry out the wishes of Mrs Miller hn hnto had hadt hadto to t scrape away tho th snow from from tho grave graveof grnvoof graveof of Mr fr Miller lIIer and then dig another grave gravlii gTaVOin gravein in the frozen ground groundMrs KroundMm groundMri Mrs Miller always had n premonition premonltlorthat premonitionthnt that she might bo buried alive und in ordeto order or er erto to 0 prevent that she left n stipulation ii iiher In Inher Inher her will that her body bo taken to Fresh FreslPond JrlilhPond FreshPond Pond and cremated anti that tho ashes ushethen IIRheAthon ashesthen then bo placed In her favorite fa oril 0 fancy work worlbasket workballkot workbasket basket Tho undertaker placed the th nshe nshein IIlheAIn iislmeain in a glass Jar which wits tied tleclln in tho basket bnskeand hllilkotand basketanti and then buried Mrs I01 Miller lived 01 01Collgny on onColIgny onCoilgny Collgny avenue Now llochellc and died dietthis diedthlll diedthis this week of Bright I disease disoasoPALACE dJMIUIIPrILACl diseasertrtci PALACE Of lIAJ iixs iixsCompetition IYS IYSCompetition I Competition Open to ArclitlrCts Ar lnilrtts of AI AINation All Allatton8 titatloni Nation NationSfitdaS atton8 atton85J1tcl atloniSpectai SfitdaS 5J1tcl IJ CaWii Vtipatdi la Till SUM SUMTOE Sl SlTnE StThim TOE IlAatiE HAGt Fob n 1Ifho Tim Yctkly Jour Journal JourUtI Jourcal cal of Architects says the admlnistratom o othe of oftho ofthe the Carnegie Pnlaco of Pence cnOll have decided decltlecto to admit architects of all nationalities t ttho to totho tothe tho competition for tho ho solnctlon of plain plainand plllllland lulaimsand and designs designsiroirav d081gnJ1JrOUtX designswoirix iroirav KJS A 4 i 1111111 II1IIItWife i niin niinWlfo Wife of a Smith Carolina Htulp ilal Senator SenatorShoot ScnlliorShoolll SeuiatorShoots Shoot n Man for Inmill InmillCOLUMHIA InmltCOLI1MntA JusnhtCOLPmonA COLUMHIA S C Feb eb U liMrs Mrs lN Pooia PooiaT T BUnnn wife of Stnto Senator John 1 1Blvtms n nDInl1l1 Iflivona Blvtms of Dorchester Dorohr ler county curly lIIrl thin thinmorning 111111morning thismorning morning shot and killed a pedlcr named namedGnxuiburg nnmldGroonburg namedGrecnburg Gnxuiburg who It is alleged eiitend her herhome herhomo herhome home and insulted her herBonator hr80nntnr herSenator Senator Bivens was absent nh nt nt t the th time timeof tlmoor timeof of the shooting Mug I in Columbia attend attending IIt1IJnrllug attendlag lug tho eesalon of the ho Oenoral Aspembly AspemblyAn Assemnild AssemnildAn 1Iemh 1IemhAnnqucet An Annqucet inquest was hold over the body bod of Green Greenburg On Greenburg n nburg burg this afternoon mid the Jury returned returneda a verdict of justifiable htunlclde 1 c1 o Mra MraBlven MnisBivens I 1I 1IBITerut Blven IM wa released on bond to appear nt ntthe ntt1I0 atthe the next term of court courtMIXERS courtUJ courtIlNEnS MIXERS UJ Fns AT tT t T1IIix Till IXAVliVllAL IXAVliVllALForty LltilIlII LltilIlIIFort t V ii t i iForty Forty Fort of Them to Parade to Mtioiv Cratl Cratltcdfltonoonevflt erl1tndC Gratitude tcdfltonoonevflt ndC 10 nooerlt flooe cit ell MiTllir er tile 1IH2Strike 1IH2StrikeWiLKKSDARnE I U02 Slrlllt SlrllltWILKltSDAIIIf StriideYflKgsnknunmE WiLKKSDARnE Ia Feb n 1IrmnlO 1IrmnlOmen hlArmamigemeats Arrange Arrangements meats men tit woro made today for forty fort miners minersto mlne mlneto to march in tho inauguration parade nt ntWashington litWnshlngton atWashington Washington They will travel Imelln in a special specialoar oar wear their mining clothe caps C with withminers withmlntll1 withminers miners lamps nnd carry a banner They Theywill Theywill TheywIll will represent the good wishes of tho anthru anthruclto anthmcite anthiracite cite miners to President PrO lldnt liooxevflll HoOt e11t In recog recognition recognition recognttlon nition of otbis his action In In the 1007 strike strikeKnmmonrd titriksumavt strikesVnIcvVIt sumavt n 1OJf l tIlIWIl tIlIWIlRnmmonld 1 1IIG1LSnnimonrui Knmmonrd to Testify TlSltr nt the Chsdwlrk ChsdwlrkTrial Chachlrkfrlal tThstImirktrial Trial In Clevrlanil ClevrlanilAndrew ClllrtllluJAndrew ClrcIstuiIAndrew Andrew Carnegio will go to Cleveland to toappear toappear i iappenr appear as a wltnoAs In tho aside C l Chndwlck Chndwlcktrial Chndwlcktrial Chadwicktrial trial on March 6 A Hubpcena eubp na wn was U nerved nervedon on tho ironmaster yesterday nt his Fifth Fifthavenue FifthaOllue Fifthavonmuo avenue home by Deputy Marshal Elliott Elliottacting Elliottaolin I Iacting aolin acting for Marshal Honkel who got the thodocument Ihodocumont thedocument document from tho Federal edent I nuthoritios in inCleveland InCleToland inClevehantl Cleveland earlier in tho day dayMr daytfr Mr 11 Carnegie was int intwhen In when tho deputy deputycalled deputycalltl1 deputycalled called and hen told of the naturo of his hisint hii I IJ visit J lt said saidI t ld i I hnd intended to KO South with ith my myfamily I Iram1ly Ifamily family in a few days but I suppose this thiswill thiswill I Iwill will cause C lIFO me m to postpone my III lri tilt unless unletwI I I go sooner than I had planned plannllIncl and return returnnorth returnnorth returnnorth north In time to bo in Cleveland ClevelandCASlAI ClevelandS I S CASlAI 4 Sf i Gil GUil Gl All U roil CltAFT CltAFTDntfltt ft1 FT FT1riutists Dntfltt Visitor llInr ArrmtK rresik Him nml OtTers OtTemto to Fli Fi II IIJohn ItJohn IiJohn John Anderson ndon on a dnntisl donlJ l was nlono in his hisoftico lilaoftIce oftico in the Tenderloin last evening when whenn j n tipsy tJp y man entered grabbed rnhl1 him roughly roughlyand rou roughlyand hb hbanrl and told Mm ho was wa under nrroat nrroatV1iat arrestWhat I What loi o demanded l Anderson AndersonThats AndersonThats ndel1onTl1at1 Thats nil right wild the 11 stranger utmngerIm t strangerItni Im a policeman and n dental association asjocintionhas has mado a complaint against you youThen youThon youThen Then ho offered to fix it Anderson Andersonhit hit him and ran out for a real policeman policemanrho POllccmnnTho The visitor had locked hinvolf in and they theyfiad IhtYhad theyhad had to break down a door to get nt t him himIt himIt himIt It took a clubbing to make him surrender surrenderHo Ho wild his name wax Cornelius ellu OConnell OConnellrACKTIIE OC YConneilJACK I IJfCl JACK rACKTIIE TilE lICIf1l 1IXIIIEil VTfKK 1 IWItOKEX IWItOKEXVomrn 1l011tJ1 IKOItUKENIonnrn 1V I Iomcu Vomrn omcu Who H lIaHI T Brent Annoyed lInold Complain Complaintn I Ito to Police of a Middle Acrtl CIfI Mm MmWomen lhanWomen I IWomen Women living in tho upper part llIUtor of Hobo Hoboen HoboI HoboIken I Iken ken en are greatly disturbed I by II 1 tha th report that thatrenl bitta a renl Jack tho Pincher In thn Ih IICOn IICOnar wrson wrsonf ar f a middle aged man has l lOn on nt work workin llorkIn work1mm in Hudson street for several nights Three Tlireoomen Threewomen 011110wotTIen women omen who had unpleasant experiences experiencespith experienceswith pith Ith tho plnoher lodged complaints with withIhief withChief withChief Chief Hayes nnd Capt ynnning of tho thoecond IheSPcond thu thuSecond Second precinct antI bogged gg1rI them to run runhn runth runthe th the hn man down downTho downTho downThe Tho man has n wild stare anti strong strongingcrs strongfingers trongfln fingers fln rll Ho hides behind trees or in the thehndow theflhnrlaw theshiatiow hndow of buildings and ittaila out upon urxinvomon upanwamon uponwomen women who nro alone Ho doesnt say sayword MYa a word but pinches his victim on the hip hipTien hipThen hipThert Then ho gets nwny quickly quicklyTho quicklyTime Time police believe that to avoid notoriety notorietyoveral lIolorlllyf6lml notorietyseveral overal several women who have encountered the thoilncher Ihoplncher thepincher pincher plncher have not reported their oxper oxperenoM eXf1lrlenXOl oxperlences lenXOl enoM at thit th ntnllon houses It la undor undortood undorstood understood stood thut several men folk who ucmo are handy handypith handywith handywith with their fists propose to do n little patrol jwlrolluty plltrolduty patrolduty duty in Hudson lIud on street utreetrnatar ItreetRlnator streetrnator Rlnator rnatar Cullen to lie Surd for Ausult AusultAIBAKT AuallltALDAY AssaultALBANY ALBANY Feb II 1ICivll Civil suIt ana to b birought he hehrouJht bebrought brought against R a1n5t State Senator Cullen of ofroo ofDrooklyn ofBrooklyn Brooklyn roo rooi by b the ClIIIhier Md the waiter In Inan inan an i Albany quick lunch room who allege allegetint aiJegothat allegethat that tint they wero assaulted bv tho Sonatorm Sonatormhey Senator In Intho inth tho th lunchroom ntt at 3 A M tllllt Wednesday Wedneoollfhpy Wednesdayrhsy hey art thnt Cullen was abuslvo and andefusod androf antirefused refused rof i to bo calmed by Senator Peter PewrDooling F Fooling FDeoling Dooling ooling of New York who was in hU hi corn cornmny company comapony pony panyI1rE1 ponynrwiYM mnyrwnips rwnips I1rE1 o TitAn AM 12 YEAh EArt siinnitr siinnitrA A tin iiipttlter hcttrr IIr and nd uttr oar than forktun forktunJM k II IIII II T 111 II Son Co ti JM IS Kullm full St Mw York Yorkk toOtAdr orll Adr k V SENATES ANSWERAmends ANSWER AUSWERV 11 11I 11Amends V I S Amends Arbitration Treaties TreatiesDespite TreatiesDespite TreatiesDespite Despite Presidents Letter LetterTHE LetterTHE LoiterTHE I IAll I IAll THE VOTE STOOD 50 TO 9 9All 11 All Seven Treaties As Amended AmendedWere AmendedWere Were Then R Ratified Ratifiedflenaton Ratifiedfienatori tlfle V h hII S II i flenaton Lodge Foraltcr and Spoonfr SpoonfrInilttNl pooner poonerInihited I j S I InilttNl That till flrnate Should Pre Preirne ProoIrno PucflV irne flV Its 1 Comtltatlonal flight Jtl ht to Par Parllclpate ParUrlpato Participate llclpate In the Jtaklnit fak1n of Treaties Treatlrsmttiant Trpa TreatiesWithout f V lf lfUthont Without Hrnarrt eard to the I lrrosldcntrllhtRrnlltor Presidenttiihesrnator President rrjtdcntiiVliliM iVliliM rllhtRrnlltor Senator Hale Criticises fieo fieorrlarr lieorltary teoretary i rrlarr Hay 110 for M llaklntr klns the Treaties TreatiesInhllo TreattNllnbllo Treatiesinhhio Inhllo llrforo tho flrnatn Had Acted ehC1 1 1on t 1 1on on Them nlemJle IIo Hold He Attached No NoImportance o oimportance f I I IImportaneo Importance to the Presidents I ININ ININIn cttcr cttcrIn V Vin In Which He Intimated That He lI Would WouldWithdraw Wllnhlltlulraw iouitIV iouitItitiiiirau Withdraw the Treaties If Amended AmendedWASIIINQTOK AmendNllI1INGT01o trnenilrtitShilWTO V WASIIINQTOK lI1INGT01o Fob ll UTII Tlio Senate mate to to today today i iilay day ratified xovon arbitration treaties treatiesafter treatIesafter I Infter after amending them by striking out the theword theword theword word agreement In Article IT and insert inserting IMorti toserting i ing InglhowordMlroat tim word treaty This I11111KalllhoaMwor I11111KalllhoaMworI was tlioaarwer tlioaarwerof I IV V of tho Ih Senate R mo lu to tho lie Presidents Pre l enL1I letter to toSenator toSenator I IHcnntor I Senator Cullom mado public today whore whorein wheroIin Iin I in ho Indlcntod hat if tho Senate exorcised exorciseditn exorcl od odII Its II prerogative to amoral the treaties trr ltiOl1 he hehuad hehuadsubmitted had hadnuilllllLlVfl ri nuilllllLlVfl submitted itn nil contemplated TUIUUIUIUlllfMl ho IIO would YSUU1U HO dc J KJ KJcllno J Jchine I cllno to cxchangu xllHlno ratifications Die veto vetoon oto otoon yj yjon on tIne amenilmont was IIS M O to 9 Appeal Appealfor Appcnl1 Appcnl1ror Appealsfor for delay wero voted down a motion to toudjouni toi toadJourni i udjouni wan Of defeated by h 45 5 to 13 and tho thoSenate tlitmStunuat I Senate held two executive sessions to dis dispwo his hisPoe pwo 10 of tho treaties once anti for all allTlio nilTho allTim Tim feeling flin in tIme Senate nat was Intense intennothoiigb InlenlthouRh Intensethough though tho exprewlons of Snnntors weni wenicouched WCIIIlollched wercotiehieti couched In temperato language There Therewn TheroWIl V wn WIl I more under than I on tho surface Rnf RnfetvnoiM i iIInOl i iirence4 etvnoiM IInOl to the lie Santo Domingo situation situationweni flltuntiol1wcl situationVCXO weni both veiled and Indirect In lrod but tho Sent Senators Sent101K Seniators tors present thoroughly thoroll hly understood than thantheir tllllnI tiuantheir I their uctloii was intended to lx 0 a hint to totho 10tho tot V t tho President lI iclnL not to go too fast rllln in dealing dealingwith rtl1llllllJlwith dcalin V VwIth with complicated foreign affair II withotiD withotiDconfuting wlthnubrAm witliouI I confuting rAm lIll1nr the coequal treaty making makingpower rnnklnJlI I power powerStatements PoiStatements cmrl cmrlI cmrlHI3htnrn Statements clearly dl lrly Indicating In imtinJ that lh lhSfiiutorH LitIuitorn tlis S SStqiatdrit I SfiiutorH Iuitorn were ere aware of tho gravity of th thhltuntlon the thlf thesituation situation f were made mn o by such close clo friendi friendiof rrlendof of the President and the Administration Administrationnil 1 1as nil a MeHsrw Ml IH Lodge Fornker and Spoonor Spoonorwho Spoonorwho Spoonorwho who InsiBted In i tf1 thnt tho Semite should prw prwwne JI JItoen ui I IV V wne toen Its It constitutional right to ti partlelnt partlelntIn pnrtlrll 111t 111tIn t tiii In tho lie inakinic of treaties without regard regardto kt ktV V to fl time desires of the President Party Partyline Prtyline Iartylines line were forgotten forpott n in the I he discussion rti clI lan The Thnoverwhelming Theoerwiielnimig i iorwhlrnln overwhelming vote on the amendment vrnn vrnna 111 111a V Va a suflldfnt indloiitlon of the feeling of the thuSomite theSenmi t tIIII Somite Senmi IIII h Tho vote ot in dotnil follows followsYen foil followsilee 0 111 Yen Y 1I Mine lire Allison 1II on Antony nkfnllororl Baron Jtniltii ltoifrtihard J JIUnl Hard tIde Jlirrv Ifrrr Jllnrklnirn lliirnlmni iinirmiliiniilionrows J JJlnrrons Jlnrrons l irniark 01 Clnrl lari of Wyomlnif omlnl Clou Ytajiutrrinn Iou l ltulhrrmii 1 tulhrrmii utrrinn tulloin Danitt Dlrli DillliiKhnm IJlllln hnm hnmFurnkr j jDrjilin V Viryderu Drjilin Iornkrr Iontrr at it I mliilaiui Foster Fosterof of Wasliinitton Kulton Inlllnccr t Gnnilili Gnnililionnn On Ganihhuornna 111 1110 O UOTmn onnn i lisle JlIn I llnnsbrotieli hroullh lleyburn II Kivin KivinKlttredci Icoaniclttredce 0 0HIUrdlp Klttredci Jatiinrr Ixxliro Lone McComils McComilsMcCrcurv MeComueerur MeConnusfcrqari McCrcurv eerur McLnurin Monni Martinn Arv ArvInitU Ynrtrllld rw rwtuid InitU llrrrman Jattrmnn Pnrklns J prkhl Scott Sootltinioot ScotttniiOOt tinioot Spooner poonftr Stone Tatiaftrro anil 7V 7cllr r rXavs S SXaysIolliver Xavs XnfOIJoltlwr Polllvrr Falrlmnks hopkins Jle JleCumlicr mle mleCumniter 1 Cumlicr NVUoii PUtt of Connecticut 8lo Slow Slellrt Slowirt v vnrt nrt Warren nnd W Setnoro tmoro tmoroDemocrats ImornIOmDcrntll p ptDeinocriita Democrats in italics ncpuhllcann In InIoninn 111Homnll Inflonian Ioninn Ioninn8KKATE S S8aATE 8KKATE IIt ATE niSCOSStS I Tlin TII TREATIES TREATIESThe TnCATIfBTho V The Senate went Into executive excut 10 sessIon Fowlonfirst sfJ V Vfitst first t nt 1223 I Z oclock discussing dif CllfoIln until 3 3oclock 1Idoek 3 3oclock oclock the relations of the Senate with thn thnPresident tit tipPresidonit Ii IiPnidrmt President rho Swnyno Impreichmcnt trial trialthen tridthcII1111Ilnllutwallclltfhortnt4tnoeiook trialtimemibegmn then thcII1111Ilnllutwallclltfhortnt4tnoeiook thcII1111Ilnllutwallclltfhortnt4tnoeiookh timemibegmn begun but lutwas wan cut short nt 43i 3rt oclock oclocki u uwhen when i h ii n ji th the kcfl II TIIII again went r v Inn iji i eteoitt1vi i ii ClIUn i v vsession j jIIAIloll I Isession session It debated Iho trtvitiiix tn ltltH until O3i O3ioclock 03 OIioclock I oclock when hien adjournment wits tJiken tJikenTho t tI ITh I Th Tho vole 110 on the amendment alUclldmenlllnd and tho treaties trontlesthemselves 14i 14ithelllleoA a athienmiscltos themselves werw wCi mado publio Tho tort toxcit tortof J Jf f it f the tlietreatirswis treaties I relit II WHS WII published pullli hfJd coronal weeks weeUigo WC weeksugo K igo They urn with o root Britain France FranceTermmy S SGsrmnmin Termmy ernun AustrLi lu tria Italy Spain and Switzer Svrltzerund Switzerhind I IIII l III und III 1 t S SMessn5 I Ileo undMessrs fp fpHopkin Messrs leo rR Platt Dollivor Fairbanks Nelson NelsontlopkiiiH Nelsouthlopkinus tlopkiiiH anti Stewart who voted ngnln nRnltt nRnlttlho t tho V Vt I lho t ho amendment a imido Fjx IllItocheM cchc in supixitt supixittf sli 1Jppm t t tof I Iaf af f thfir nttitudo Mr 11 Plnlt t countwlled countwlledielay counisciirolInlay lUnl OlI1 I delll Inlay nod furlhor furl her deliberation lie mig migjcfted suggeitei jcfted thnt hint titter further consideration vIIl erntfon thn thnjennto 11111II0to tin tinScnnti jennto II0to inight find It wiso Vjso to ratify Ibo thnrcnties Ibotrentle thetreaties I treaties without nmcndmcnt When ho hoound hofoulIIl liefotimmni ound limit the Senate Wilt disposed dl ps11 lo loimend I Ianwnd o oann5nci imend Iho trentieffnnd ratify ratif them nt once onooho onceho ho 10 moved un adjournment nnd demanded demandedi C Ca a i roll will which was wa nl ordered His III motion motionvna motionwalllllfentedSt01t motionwait wait walllllfentedSt01t defeated tlefeated45 45 to 13 A 1 4 vot vote otoanlholl on tiionmoofi tiionmoofinent I lie tmeinrl nrl I Imlnt S Smont mont wan WII Immediately ordered nnd nftor nftorhe nftorthe afterthe V the he adoption of tho amendment the treaties trcntieivero lrenllewlro treatieswere were ratified by n viva ia vocu O volo voloTh olc olcTho ot otTins Th Tho nttention of several of tho Senators Senatorsnemlxjrs Senatorsmemnboms nemlxjrs lIIeml t1II of tho ommitteo on Foreign Foreignelation Forelsnlelntlnn loruIgn1tChiitiItm t elation wns culled 11111 1 to tho tii published state ulntonenl Htlltoment stateinent nenl that the President anil ruin Secretary Secretaryiny fk SesrctsryHay rIlAry rIlAryHny Hay hnd consulted 1 them on ifl the iirbltratlon iirbltratlonrentfos I S Streaties V treaties trtntl l before they worn submitted nnd nndhat nlllIhllt anut anutthat hat nil had approved of them They Theycknnwledged Ihynckllowlerl1cd Theyackmrnwledgecl cknnwledged thnt thl thuls had been the cost cnnoml cn cnbut costbut but ml said this was not In any sense binding bindingipon hll1dlnltupon llnidlnglipon upon them na Senators when the th linn tim came cnmoor enmClfor camefor for or them to scnitlnlzo time oonvuntlonH oonvuntlonHhoy oonvwnionsTinty I IThy Thy hoy then found the objection which whichailed whichwllerl iuicfi iuicficalled ailed for tho remedy romlll and did not hesitate hctltatfio he lt tfl tflto to o apply it itSeveral itSeventh Several Senators Indicated also thnt If Ifho IfIho Ifthe the ho Santo Domingo bimlmwi had not IH IHimc 1 1I isi isicome I come imc conspicuous cxln picUOIII nl thla time tine treaties treatiesiould trenlliwouJrI treatiesWitiltl iould proimbly prohllbl have lx IlICn cn ratified without withoutmondinent wltholtnmondment withoutnnivmliimeflL mondinent But with Ith tho facts boftiro boftirohem hofCllothorn lioferethorn thorn hem they th wore compelled In their judg judglent jucJmont judgmeat lent to register rugistartho tho will 111 of till tli Senate ni nipposed n noppo aopposel pposed oppo 1 to tho enlargement of tho lie power powerf powersof ar f the Executive in tho way of if tanking mllkln and nndxexruting andcxo andexeuuting xexruting cxo ruting special agreements ngrecmontsAt At tho beginning of the first exaoutivii exaoutiviiwslon eXltautllftIol exeoutirecasloru wslon Iol Mr Ir Cullom HUbrnlttod thin th follow followSAllASOTA tollo tolloSA11SIlT followAl S SAllASOTA AV HEVT OA 01 iT ItlSOIITS ItlSOIITSnrlds mIIICTyinrtds it tT5 tT5Floridi yinrtds Floridi nrlds Fine tlo n nbln hlnc und Rhjntmr tmnann HrAwmalilq HrAwmalilqitrls Itcwwvib1hotels 1101 hotels itrls For p particulars fUmUr ifi 1l 1 Scabnniil einar llr 1In 1InIt itqtbaoi it itt baoi t It Hi ritV 1511 I1 1 n O71c or r SI UAJICI ii itfflrr im Ill Illro iiilIrosdwaYtJP lIrosdwaYtJP lIrosdwaYtJPQnicltt ro dwiiy at atQDlckixt QDlckixt IInn 1ln to rirrrlantl rirrrlantlIxtrp CireiandLrave Ixtrp New York 13 I VI arrive arI ClfTtlftntt ClfTtlftnttIS 7u IS next mornlnc Ctnrtnnti i r 1 M lonUn lonUnolln InSinapoIl apoIl olln 3 3C 0 I P M V St s Ixuli 945 0 I M s Li a FW Vnrk Vnrkmr vmkCriflTLi CriflTLi mr i Hot lie Senirt Mo O emu 1Lts tam ri tor

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j IN INw INn v i vfffr vfffrTHE verr w 4 n 2 I THE SUN UN SUNDAY FEBRUARY 12 12 1 f i9 1905 5 A InK letter from tho PreMdsnt to tohlzn him whlc whlcwa1 whlobWI1 whlohYM wa1 WI1 read by the Secretary SecretaryTHE crelnry crelnryTII THE TII IltEalDENTfl LBTTEn LBTTEnTUB LEMCnTII tITFEflt t TUB TII WIIlTU VniT IIouRKWAsmwoTOv nouRrW fIIIIOTolf1eb Feb 10 10My 10h 10M My M h OBAU HKVATOII CVIIOM CVIIOMI 10 10I I learn tlmt tho Senate Cofiimiltsn o oforeign on onrorel onForeign foreign rorel 1 I I19utlons l Jutlonn him reported the th arbltn arbltnlion arhllmi arbltrnlion i r lion I IrolIoi real I oi to the Senate amending llici lliciby thelll thelllhy theniby by fiubMtltiillni for or lilt ho word nKrcomcn nKrcomcnin nlCreement nlCreementIII in tho Fccoml nrliclo Ihn t1i word treaty treatyTim trrulyTIll trczityT1it Tim effect of I thl ho nmemliiicnt in b to nmho I Ino It ItI Itno Uno no longer poeclblo potJ lhlo n IlK between ltwcN1ltS Us contract contractIng conlrnctInR eontrctlng I Ing portion to Hiihmit uny un matter wbalovc wbalovcto whnlfjorto to arbitration without first obtaining obtainingiippolal II IIploJnl airoia1 iippolal treaty I to cover eot r tho ho cnm IM IMwill Ihls Ihlswill ih1will will roproAont repr ollt not a Hlep forward but butrtep hutlitell t ttQ1 rtep tQ1 backward I If thu word agreumenl agreumenlworn ngreetnentworn worn rn relalnud It would ouI1 tin poiMlblo po ihlo fo fotho for fortho torho tho ho Department of 0 f Stain Sin In lo tc do In OB for In IntHMn n nF4ltltH tHMn 11 ittsnn nlircdy nlrrCdIclle dcuc undrr tl tie o Uapu UapuIKiily IlaJuoIIIIY 11azuoIuaty IKiily In tile Iloun 1 Furiil arbitration ca cavllh case caseV IlJltJIth vllh V Ith I I Ii Mexico Ilxk mid 1IIIIIIIuhrnit n tid submit UIIfll t to arbitration i nil Lrnt lou xuol xuolMilordlnatn tiUObilnrdInnt uoh uohulordlulltf Milordlnatn iimtterx OR II by b treaty the Scrat Scrat1ml SerateLtt ralo raloI 1ml I nil dcddcd clcddcdtOIl foiild uht bo loft rt to tho Kiocutiv Kiocutivto to KUbuilt l under a 1 jurisdiction 11 IItnItol ml rnll tint b btho hy bytha tho hCRcrsI treaty of arbitration Ifth Ifthword lt ltI IPthvord I word orel treaty In tlv bo HtibslltuttHi i tim reault I Ithiit fa fatlllt t tI 11 rll I thiit every wer such UCh ngroemont must bfl submit submitteil aubrnltte1 teil 111116 to Ic tlio winic nod tlicwo general eneral nrbitrn nrbitrntlon nrbltration I ItlOII tlon tiwitlwi tll ltllfl will UI then cwifceto ctIJ O to lee nuchum nuchumInderd lIuchundInd iuchiindIntkrd Inderd Ind rd In their nmonded form cnn thoy nmoun nmounto amount amotintto to a specific pecl o pronouncement ngalnxt oJaln t lh lhwhole tho thop p whole holo principle of a general nrbltrotloitreaty nrbltrotloi n rultmtlontr treaty treatyThe tr I rea al t alIhe The Senate S nnlc litui Iuiof of cotirno tho absoluU absoluUrifitl nbsoluton abolutotight tight n t to rnjtct or to io amend In any way wn II IIKcrt It ItN Itfit Kcrt N fit any treaty laid before It and nd It It Itclearly 11 11I Webony I clearly tho duty of the Senate to take nn nntlep any nnytihll anyteI tlep teI which in tho ho exercise o of its best judg judgment judlmant juI juImeni ment It deems to bo for or tho interest t of the thermtfon theI1nllon thepotion potion If however In tho Judgment ol oltho of oftho ofi i tho ho President a glvmamendment gIven lvtn amendment nulllflw nulllflwa nuillfilllpropOlcd nuIIIflL a L propohwl treaty it wonw 1On i to me thut it itis ItI itIs is I no lesn If Ie dearly his duty lo refrain from fromfn fromendeavoring 1 endeavoring fn llIvorin to nccitro n mtlflcatlon by bytho bytho bytho tho other contracting contr etlng Power or Powers Jo1e ol olthe orthe ofH H the amumlud treaty and after much thought thoughtI 1 hnvo corno to the eoneliwlnn l mrJ1Ii lon that I ought oughtto I to write rito and toll you that such U my judg judgment judgment judgf ment in this caw cawAs Cl1MJASl1mendcd cnoIg f Ig As ASl1mendcd amended wo would liavo a treaty of ofarbitration orarbllrntl offt ft arbitration n which In effect will do nothing nothinghut nothlnlthIlt nothinghilt hIlt rccito that this Ihl Government will when whenIt It I deem It vrteo hereafter enter Into treaties treatiesof of arbitration Inasmuch as we of course coursonow counonow coursenow now have ha 0 the power ower to enter into any anyIrcAtiOd anytrcatk ny nytreaties treaties of arbitration and inasmuch as asto asto ast t I to pans paM pa these intended treaties does not notIn notIn notin In the th smallest t degree rejr o facilitate bottle Bettletnent bottlement leWoment ment by arbitration to make them themwould themould themiiould would ould In in no way further the cause of ofinternational ofInlcrn offntcrnstlonal international Inlcrn tlonal pence enc It would not in my myjudgment myjutlRfllent myjudgment judgment bo wiso wl O or expedient to try to towcure tocure toFecure wcure cure the assent ns nt of the other contracting contractingPowers contractingPowers 0 Powers to tho amended treaties for or even if ifsue Iff ifsuch sue f such uch cwrnt cr nt were secured 5ecuree wo should still re remain reo reomaln remain main precisely where we n wero before savo savowhere floW I Illhere 1 where thn Ih oituction may be changed chlln d n nllttlo 1 alittle little for or thu wore There would not even evenbo evenbo evenbe I bo tho alight benefit that might ob obtain oblain ohlain lain from tho morn general statement statementthat lntementthat tatementthat that we intend hereafter when we CO can come cometo comoto comatc to nn agreement with foreign Powers as asto R asto to what Imt sash to submitted to enter into intoarbitration intoarbitration intoarbItratIon arbitration treaties for wo 0 have already alreadywhen nlltaeywhen alreadywhen when we rnlified the Hague treaty with the thovarious thevurlou thevurIou various signatory Power solemnly de declared declared dedared clared such to bo our Intention and nothing nothingis is If pained aincd by reiterating our adherence to toHie tolJle totle Hie principle while refusing refullln to provide any anymeans nnyI anymeans I means cf making our intention effective effectiveIn In tho amended form the treaties con contain conj conInto j loin nothing except e cept such expression CJrpre ion of ofbarren ofbarren barren intention and Indeed ind ed as a compared comparedwith comparedwith comparedwith 1 with what has already been provided for forhi rorIn forin In the Hague arbitration treaty they proba probably probabl probalily lily bl reprcjent repre pnt not n step forwarl but a slight slighttcp IIlIghttep alightI I tep backward back l rd as R regards tho question qutitionoC qutitionoCI of ofinternational ofkiternatOnai international arbitration As such I do not notttAnU notthnk nottiiink I ttAnU that they should receive tho thosanction tholInction theaonctton sanction of this th 1 Government Person Personally renonlIy Personally ally lIy it ia 1 not my opinion that thatlila thattLle thatc c lila tiI Government lacks the power powerto to enter Into general ltel ernl treaties of arbitration arbitrationbut but If I am In error and this Government Governmenthas baa no po wer to enter into such general generaltreaties jleneraltreaties generaltreaties treaties then Itseemi It lICem to mo that it U l better betterrot belterlIot betteraot rot to attcmnt to make them rather than thanto banto to mnko the attempt in Mich snaps that thatthey thlltj thatthey I j they shall accomplish literally nothing nothingwbateer nothingIIal nothingwlaleer wbateer IIal ler when hn made Slnocruly yours yoursTHEODORE yoursi yoursTtiaoroaa THEODORE UOOSBVELT UOOSBVELTTHE i THE LKTTFn DISCUSSED DISCUSSEDImmediately DrSCU8810Immedlntoly eisctssrna a Immediately a discussion dl clIjion arose on the theletter theletter letter Mr Ir Morgan who had intended intendedto I to mako a speech in opposition to the ratifi ratification ratifii nttiflcation i I cation of the treaties whether amended amendedor I or not seized upon the Presidents letter letterm I m 1 1 another examplo of nxecutivo interior interference tnlerferI interiorence I ence with the prerogatives prl ro l1thc of the Senate SenateHe 8 SenateHe nate I He insIsted that the President had no nomore nom nomro more m ro right to Interfere with tho Senate Senatewhen SenateWhen Senatewhon when considering tho ratification of treaties treatiesthan trentl trentlthan treatleeu than tho Senate had to intorforo with the thonegotiation IhoI1tJgotiation theI u I negotiation of treaties Ho recognized recognizedthat reco Dl7ed Dl7edthnt t that It was the duty of tho President to tonegotiate toJtego1l1to tojli jli negotiate treaties treali and inaUted that It wasequally was wasequally as asqllall equally qllall tho duty of the Senate to consider considerand coneltlerIIml coneidorand and If desirable to amend them themMr themr themMr Mr r Spooner spoke In tho same vein cln Ho Hodenied nedenied Hedenied denied that tho ratification of tho treaties treatieshn J hn iiuieiiued Viuilid u uitl hl bo h n niep I buukward buukwardus t us stated by h the President PrMll ent It would paid paidJlr paidIr aaldl l 4i Jlr Ir Spoonor be a distinct step Iep forward ron rd as asl asI I l would definitely pledge this Government Governmenti f i to submit to arbitration arlJltrnton differences clorenC which whichniay whichj f1 niay JI1 7nA arl arIse e of a legal nature or relating roltng to toIho totho toq j q the interpretation Interretation of treaties treatiesMr trntle trntler treatlesMr Mr r Spooner Sponer waived wnlnvlasltlo aside tho statement statementby ttatcment ttatcmentby by Mr Ir Morgan that tho Presidents lott leuI leuIwal lette lettewas r rwas wal was cvldenon Iideno of n 1 desire to interfere Interoro with withthe wih wihtho withthe the prerogative prrolnto of the ho Senate Snate Tho Senate Senatehe Snatt Snatthe Senatebe he said eie could look out ut for itself ilIt It was wascharged wa wachnrged wascharged charged by tho Constitution COIttuton wih tho duty dutycf dutyj dutyef j J cf t advising ndl6ng and Ind cnpnting consenting to treaties treatieswhich trotes troteshich treatieswhich which hich Included icluded tho power pOVer to amend or orreject orrject orreject reject rject them He le urged tho Senate Snllte to sup support support Up UpJr port unanimously tho amendment alndment of tho thoCommittee thoI thoCommittee I Jr Committee Commltc on Foreign Relations Rel t 00 substi substituting 6ubetlI subetituting the word for I tuting wor treaty agreement agreemento I f so o that any Iny arbitration ariraton arrangements arngement here hereAfter hereaftermadoshallbeaubjectodtothoscrutiny After 1 aftermadoshallbeaubjectodtothoscrutiny aftermadoshallbeaubjectodtothoscrutinyand Cer made shall shll be subjected subjectQ to the scrutiny scrutinyend rllny rllnynd end nd approval of the Senate SonnteTHE Snte SnteT SenateTflE THE T rioca rrxo PRECEDENT PRECEDENTMr rRErFDE Mr Spooner Spnr referred referrd to that portion poron of ofIho oftho ofthe the Presidents letter leter giving the Pious PIu Fund Fundaibltratlon Fundaibitratlon aibltratlon ubitrton protocol protool as a precedent for forindependent CorI forIndependent II I independent action by the Executive Exeoute in sup supmittlng supi supmltting i mittlng difference dllornC with wih foreign toregn govern governments goemment governinenta ments ment to arbitration nrbltrton Mr r Spoonor Spnor InsUtH InsUtHthat 1 iaaIt4that hl1 hl1t t t that that the Plots II0ls Fund protocol should have havebeen hneOt havebe4 been Ot be4 submitted 8ubmled to the Senate Snto for Its It advice adviceond adlc adlcond adviceend ond content OH 1 it was M unquestionably uquOtlonably a atreaty atrety atreaty treaty trety binding blndlnl upon tho people popll and Govern Government Ooomment Governmont ment of the United Unite States StatesTlio State StateaThe The Tlo mere designation dClgation of the pact pct M I a aprotocol aprotol aprotoool protocol protol did not change chage its Ie character characterEven charcter charcterEve characterEven Even Eve although 11hOlrh tho Hague lnruo convention oonetlon pro proTided prodl proyided Tided dl for tho submission Rubmls60n of differences dernC to toarbitration toarbiraton toarbitration arbitration arbiraton and ad the United Unite States Stale had hadbecome hndbcmo hadbecome become bcmo a party plty to that convention cmMtion he hobelieved heLeUeve heLelleved believed LeUeve that every treaty traly submitting lubmttlg any anyparticular ay aypariclar anyparticular particular pariclar question qUIton to arbitration should shouldfirst shouldtJt shouldI I first tJt receive reel1 tho concurrence concrenc of the Senate SenateMr Sate SateMr SenateMr Mr Spooner Spner disclaimed dsclnlmed any desire deer to tocriticise toctcS tocriticise criticise ctcS President Pr6deM Roosevelt Rofelt for hla hl hI In Ineintenoe Intstence Int t eintenoe tstence stence upon upn the to power pwer to make m3k and Ind exe execute OX OXcte ciI I cute cte special cal agreement agment He Bald Md ho hobad hoJId hehad bad tho highest hlghe t regard regad for the President Presidentnnd Pre6dont Pre6dontond PresidentI and regarded him as a nearly Infallible I Igarded a Infnlble a anny 1 ai aiI I any other man But It I was 11 possible pMblo that thatthe thatthe thatthe the Presidency 16dency might bo b tilled Ied by a I man manmore ml manmore more fallible 111b1 In which hlch caso c ci It would be bounfortunate beunfortunate i iunfortunle unfortunate unfortunle for tho United Unied States Slte that thlt he heshould hehould hashould should possoss p the ho power to Wndthe bndthe people peopleand pple ppleMd peopleand and Government to t the arbitration arbitaton of a aquestion nGueet acucston question Gueet on that thlt might affect the th honor the thoTitaJ thet theYitai TitaJ t Intereits Interer or the Independence IndepndnC of the thotop to torp theI I top rp bile blloMr bla bileI I Mr 1f F Falcer niker Joined joie Mr Spooner In ex jtI pressing pre8lg tho highest regard for Preside PresideRoosevelt Preldent PreldentHooeevelt PresidentRoosevelt Roosevelt But ho declared delare that th thSenato the theSenate Senate 8 nal had no right or power to delegate delcgalits delegateits its 18 functions tUlctln to tho executive cxete pwor and that thatwhould It ItBhould itshould should stand up lp firmly for its 13 rights rghtll rghtllpnrt 8 8part a apart part of tho treaty making power N Niirrangcmcnt No Norranpement Noarrangement arrangement of any Iny kInd Icnd under Inder any nam namor nno nnoor name nameor or giilM which would woull bind blul thlx people an anD and andOJvcnJment andtDvernnent D OJvcnJment jvernmcnt to toeubznltaqueation submit a n question queston to toarbitra toarbitraboo nrbitrn nrbitrnlion nrLltra nrLltration lion should bo entered into without wihout th thudvlce tho thollce thoadvice advice and consent COllnt of tho Sonato SonatoLODGE SonnteJDO SonnoLODOC llce at LODGE JDO STANDS ST m DV THE Til 11t SKNATB SKNATBGroat 8YUTr AENATTGreat I Great arot Interest wa manUestcdbySenator manUestcdbySenatorIn walmnnUeeled bSenatot In II the Ih remarks remarY1 of Mr Ir Lodge Ldge who spoke spoknext spokonox spokeneat next nox Ho Ju lb eald tlld bin hil conscience conscienc compelled compollehim compled compledhim compelledhim him to support UIIJort tho ho amendment rnado ldo b btho by bytho bythe tho Commutes Commite on Foreign Relations pro providing projdin provitbng viding jdin that tho Stinato Slnalo should paJW pa upon upn al alspecial al all allpecini special arbitration treaties The Senate Senatepower Snatl Snatlpowlr Sonate3lower treaties unhnmporo unhnmporoby unhamperodI power to amend Imend trentc by I thointcrferencoof tho iltcrflrenc or thecxccullvo the executo or an anether any anyether anyctlier ether department dcplrtmelt of the Government Governmentwas Govorent Govorentwas was part of thu very en structure Itructuro of the dov dovernmcnt 00 00rrnment Goveranient ernmcnt and alll In his hil opinion tho Senate Seruitwould SeMteI Senatewould I would continue to exercise it Ia Iti power In that tliarcaj thatrcacct rcaj rcacct rcacctMr cct cctMr Clt ral Mr Ir Lodge saId 1 ld that his hi lose persona personarelation pronl pronlrolltiol personal personalrolaLIon relation rolltiol with tho President made rudo it dUll dlfflcult dlf dUllcult cult for or him to take Ilco a directly diroty contrary contrarynttitude oontrarynttiudo contraryattitude of such importance importancewhich Importunoowhich importancewhich attitude nttiudo on a I question queston which might bo ooastruod oontrued into a critiolisn critiolisnof crltom of tho President Prelident but he believed b leod the Senate SenaUwas Sent SentWM Senatewas was right in Insisting 1lllltn upon IU I power Jowor ti tiPOSH to topaM top0514 POSH upon engagements upn of any kind knd with withforeign wit wIthforeigngovornmonta roreiFn foreigngovornmonta foreign government govermont He le therefore thertor urgei urgeitho urged urgedtho urgedthe tho adoption ldopton of the committee amendment amendmentMr Mr 1 Lodge argued that thi thlsl1oton s notion was no noIn not notIn notin In any sense a criticism critoim of tho President Presidentbut Prsident Prsidentbut PresIdentbut but a proper precaution precauton to be observecwithout observed obsered obseredIthout observedwithout without profr regard rc ard to tho personality peronaly of th thoccupant the tbeocupant theoccupant occupant ocupant of the Whito House House8icnETAHV HoueoSICRETnY HouseSCRETATIY 8icnETAHV HAT JI Y CRITICISED CRITICISEDmien CRtTICJ8ED1INI CRITICISEDW mien W hen tho Senate Snnto again nsa took tok up th thtreaties the thetrellt thetreaties treaties trellt at 430 30 oclock a discussion arowregarding arose 1s 1srrgnntlg aroseregarding regarding rrgnntlg tho publication publcaton of tho treaties treatiesbeforo treates treatesbeforo treatiesbefore beforo they had boon bn submitted submittd to t the theSenato thennte theSenate Senate nnte Messrs e5r Spooner Spoonr Lodge Ldg Halt Haltand Inlo Inloand haloand and Foraker criticised crllel 1 thU th1 action ncton on tho thopart thoput thepart part put of tho Stato Deportment Dpatment and ad do doolnrvd de deolard dodared dared olard that a propar Irop r nanso lon5 of propriety proprietywould propriotywould proprietywould would havo caused cau d the thl Executive Executve to keep kooptho kep keptho keepthe tho inl seal enl of secrecy crecy upon the proposed proposedtreaties propsed propsedtreatos proposedtreaties treaties treatos until unt tho Ssnato S nate could coud have passed passedupon pad padupon paicdupon upon them These Senators Snator argued that thattho tht thttho thatthe tho treaties so called Cled were In I no sense sensetreaties 5e1 5e1treates sensetreaties treaties treates merely merly because hcau negotiated negotatd and andsigned nnd1lgned andsigned signed and ad that thlt tho State Sial Doportman Doportmanhad Dopatm3n Dopatm3nhad had no right to take tko it for granted tho thothey thl thlthe thathey they the would be b ratified ratfied exactly exacty as prepared preparedMr prepd Mr r Spoonor again spoko of his high highper highpertnal highperonai per pertnal peronai onal regard reglrd for President PrCldent Roosevelt Rooseveltand Roo8olt Roo8oltIntl flooecvoltand Intl and wished whhe his hI colleagues coleaguD to understand understandthat undellllnd undellllndthat that hU hl position poston was not one of criticism criticismof crtc of the President Ho could not however howeverconsent howeorcoment howeverconsent consent to a treaty trty which would wOlld permit permittho perit perittho permitthe tho President of tho United States whoever whoeverho whoeerhe ho might be 0 to be the Ito sole Ile Judge of the thequestions theqletoni theqtIa3tJOfl4 questions qletoni to bo b submitted Iubmltted to arbitration arbitrationTho Tho matters n1tcJ U t to bo hubmitted hubmlted being beng differ differcncci dler dlerenCi differeneci the theinterpretation thetnt theintrpretation cncci enCi cf c a lopal Ill 31 nature or relating rlatng to interpretation tnt lpTetlon of tnvittiM trMtlci might mght an al u a matter matterof mnter mnterof of fact vitally 11l affect nIet the honor Interests Interestsor Interst Interstor or independence of the Ile United Unied States Statesthough SUtes SUtesthoujh Statesthough thoujh though not appearing apporng to b l such tuch to the thoPitwident te tePreldent thelreident reiterated his hisposition hisposition Pitwident Mr r Spoonor Snono hs pQllon position that the Senato Snato could ould not If I it itwould Itwould itwould would transfer trlnler its 11 treaty making klng power powerto I to the Proidisnt ProidisntrnEeu Prn Pro4identrntsILaT8 ident identrntfJrd rnEeu rntfJrd rntsILaT8 ENTn LETTER LETER OP OF NO O mroRTANCE mroRTANCEMr UJro TANCE TANCEIr Mr Ir Halo spoke on tho annie Nltl lines lnes Ills Illslarguoge I Hislariguogo larguoge I was DS very wr pointed Ho attached atached atachedno attachedno no lgDe importance whatever to the President Presidentletter Prlidenl PrlidenlIcUlr Presidentsietter letter IcUlr Irprlant I so o far as lS it affected tho ho conscience of ofSenators of8lntolll ofSenators 8lntolll Senators They were wer there ho Mid to toconsider toCOIlder toconsider COIlder consider those tho treaties trentps under their oaths to tosupport tosUP1ort tosupport support tho ho Constitution Conlltut m and tho mere mereJesfro merodesire meredesire desire of the President PreBclnt to t push tho treaties treatiesthrough treatel treatiesthrough throulh through without amendment nm ndmrlt had no weight weightBO BO far as al he hI was concerned concernedMr conred conredMr 10 Mr Teller Teler expressed expreM simIlar elmlar opinions opinionsIn oplnlon In his own way He le again referred referr to tho thorecent thorent lie lierecent recent rent eouro of affairs lalt In Santo Snto Domingo Domingoand Domgo DomgoanI Domingoand and while wll dHrlaiming dldtlmlng any nn desire dIlro to prej prejmlicohpalon prejukoh projiIicohoaion anI mlicohpalon ukoh a lon of the th Prrsl Prsllent lent lontwnsforced lontwnsforcedto wan wMfonld wMfonldto forced forcedto to believe 1lolu that an attempt atempt had hc been hr made madeind mo moand mxuloand and had not yet been abandoned aLnndone to carry carryInto ral carryinto Into effect a r special agreement apreemcnt of the themot thero themot Ipenl mot t far mxrmng rea hlnl consequence conoluene without withouton wlthoutConuln withoutconsulting Conuln consulting ro on ulllnK the other branrh bmnrh of tho treaty treatymaking trellt trelltmaking treatymaking making power Mr 11 Tellrr urged urlcd bin hil col coloagaea col10a colloagies 10a loagies oagaea to ln Init it upon tho ln in4er er ion in tho thoo thoarbimtln ho hoarbitratln arbimtln arbitratln e irtniea lne the word realy rcntyso so o that the Senate shall IIhnl share Fhlr in the con coniilemllon COl coitsiiemtlon iilemllon of any nlostion CIOtoM proposed propose to too toho 10 ho o submitted 8uhmltcd to arbitration arbitrationJR IIrbirtlon IIrbirtlonrR JR rR LODC1E LDn OnlEVFD ORFP TO OPPOSE orro PnESlDEST PnESlDESTMr rnUJDEMr Mr Lodge IAdr assured 8urd his hil colleagues coUelltUes in the thehnmher thechnmber theclmmber hnmher that it grieved him to take takeu u stand standn alsnr tanriin I In n opposition ppo llon to the thp President who was hla hlajnrsonnl hl hbpersonal I Ipr6nal personal jnrsonnl and political iDI friend But he heidded headdCd henddd idded addCd pr6nal ho had plt sludlid fi udid tho question tUMton for forveeks forweeks i ieekll weeks as n member mfmber of the Committee Commitee on onorelicn onorIK onForeign Foreign orIK Relations Helatons and had reached rached the tll firm firmlonviction firmconviction lrmoniotlo conviction oniotlo that the thl Senate Senntl hould insist insistipon insiit insiitupon litsistupon upon sharing fharln the making of all nllrbitrtol arbitration arbitrationiraticH arbitrationnaties tJatlel iraticH Ho le could culd not under his oath to toiupport touppr tohupport iupport the th Constitution Constituton vote to allow alow the thelx IheEuethe theExecutive Euethe Executive lx uppr cutive alono to make special apclnl agree agreonontn agre agreements nontn mtntl with wih foreign rOJlgn governments governmenteVVnen goerment goermentWien governmentsSiien VVnen Wien Ale MI 1iBti 1II ouiinbcliLHl WUnbllt delay and andirgued nnllnrguld aridargued argued that Senators Sfnltolll upon reflection refiNton might mightacb mijlhtr mightrach r rach acb tho conclusion that the words special specialnrccment lpt speeialurceInent u1frent nrccment wore ure not objectionable objetonable a l col colrague colIcaltllo coliague Icaltllo rague produced th tht tini record of the thl vote votein votoon voteon on in tho Isthmian anal treaty which was wasejected ViO wasrejected ejected njIted bv I Great Orlt reat Uritnin Urlaln on account of ofHa oCI oft1o t1o Ha I amendments anwndmpnt mado by the Senate SenateIt It t was WM nhuwn 5loWII that these Ihll amendments nrndmenl were wereri weroI ri I the thl nature natu r of fC those tho proposed proposee today todny and andh nndth andtli th h Mr tr Vn rt ultt t hnH b nt tM vl for thont thontThe lIm thnlrho The Tm rrmarb r1 rl of Ma Mosers srs r Fairbanks Flirbnk Dclll Dclller Dol Dcliiver ver er r NeKon Nel on Hopkins and 8nl fitewart Rlewlr were weroo WCr wereto to o llo 110 effect eeC1 that t1at tho President PrCident would not notiiake noLmake notmake make treaties trlnliM without submitting lubmltln them themn tbemtn tn n C tbe I Sennie Snol nnd that ttnt tie tl e special rcclla agree agreeneiitn agreernent rl rentt neiitn provided for forby by tho pending treaties treatiesovornd Irate treatiescovered II IIeoord covered eoord onlv onl minor matters IMtcA which Moh had hadOnly hadLong I Long Longnd nd and andShort Short ShortOnly Only Scotch Whisky WhiskySold Sold in the theUnited theUnited theUnited United States StatesWhich StatesVhich StatesWhich Which is i Supplied Suppled by bySpecial bySpecial bySpecial Special Warrant Warrantof Warant Warantof of Appointment to the theHouse theHouse theHouse House of Lords LordsCertificate LordsCertfcate LordsCertificate Certificate Certfcate For Year 19045 19CM5I 19045bertb I b rjertbo rtb Certify rf that lat J JAm James mt s Munro MunroSon MunroSn Munroson Son Sn Limited Dalwhinrue Dawhinre Dutilicry DutilicryStrath Ditille DstihesyStrathspcy Strath Siralspey Strathspcy pcy N B arc are hereby author authorized aulor auloried authorized ized ied Purveyor Puveyr of Scotch Sotc WhuVy lo lothe 10Ihe lothe the House of Lords Lrds and no Whisky Whiskyis Whiskyi is i Is the Genuine Scotch Whisky Whi y as asSupplied asSuppled asSupplied Supplied Suppled to the Ihe House of Lords unless unlessit unC it bears on each bottle bot e this thi Certificate CertificateREFRESHMENT Crfcte Crfctetlrlrd CertificateSlrntd tlrlrd Slrntd Wd tlrlrdWd adh adhSi SIrlJr Si 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Valwa Yalways always alwa been bn settled sete by b the State Stt Dopartmeunder Department Dprment Dprmentundor Departmentunder under Its II general generl diplomatic dlJomtlo powers powersWHAT pwem pwemW powerswhat WHAT W T WILL WIL TUB PRESIDENT DO DOAfter DOArter DoAfter After adjournment adJoumment a number numbr of Senator Senatorwero Sntr inatara inatarawere were wer asked what wht they expected expete tho Iresl Iresldent lresldent Presldent dent to do under tho th circumotnceo clrm UnQ The Thereplied They Theyrple Theyreplied replied rple that tbat notwithstanding notwltBtndlg his Intimn Intma Intmaton intimatlon Intimntion tion ton that tht the treaties trUM would he held up the thebelieved they tboybeleved theybelieved believed he would accept IcepL the amendment amendmentas as beleved having been bn mado in goo good faith rih am amwould and andwould andwould would exchange ratifications They ex exprewod expre oxpressed pressed exchnge the conviction cnvlotion rtctone that tht the Prcslden Prcsldenwould Jrelident Jrelidentwouhl lresidentwould pre would como to tho conclusion cnclusion that tht th thSenate the theSonte theSenate Senate Sonte cmo had acted acte within witin its it constitution constitutionpowers constutonl constutonlpower constitutionalpowers powers and that tho purpose of the te treaties treatieswas trto treatieswas power tat was W not by any means mens puroe hampered hampor by th threquirement the therquirment therequirement requirement rquirment that tt special ep11 treaties trt shall lMi tx txmade b be bemade made In each cx CS rsse e of arbitration arbitrationOne arbitraton arbitratonOno arbitrationOne laeo One or two Senators Sntor added adde that tht If I the thiPresident thl thePresident President Prdent should now refuse rtue to exchange exchanjpratification exchng exchangeratification ratification of tho treaties trte tho relation relationbetween rltons rltonsbtweon relationsbetween between rtlfcton the Executive Execte and tbo SeriaUwould Senate Srat Senatewould btweon would become oome atrlne trained for the reason r0 thai thaisuch thL thLcucb thatsuch such action would woud to l regarded rgre as I a n peru petulant ptu ptulant perulant lant and ard unwarranted unlarnl attempt to thwart thwartthe thwar thwartthe the Senate Snt In lu It participation prcpton in tho treaty treatymaking tety tetymkln treatymaking making mkln power powerUnder pownrUnder powerUnder Under all of todays debate deba unmis unmistakably uninlatakably al toaye unms takably wan tho current cnt of disquietude disquietudeguarded disquIetudergarlnp disquietuderegarding regarding the Santo Domingo sluUon sluUonSverl situation situationSeveral rgarlnp Snto Domngo Sverl Several Sntom Senators who aN uaUlly usually oJtremoly oJtremolyUrc extremely extremelyguarded and whose whosopinions whoseopinions guarded in their expression expre loO Wh0 opinions Urc voice olc tho prvaing prevailing sentiment Bentlinenarbitration sentimentof ntlnent ntlnentof of the Snte Senate declr declared their belef belief tht that the tboarbirtion thearbitration arbirtion arbitration arrangement arngoment with Santo Snto Do Domingo Do Domingo Domingo mingo whereby two port are ar now oc occupied 00 oocupied cuplu cupied by b tbe United Unt States Stte pra was WI in fact a atreaty n atreaty tt treaty which had hM never been ben pissed upon uponby uponby uponby voidlhey by void voidIhey tho Senate 8nto and was therefore thenfor p null nul and andvoid andvoid andvoid Ihey 1 hey declined decine to express epr6S any a opinion opinionregarding opinionreparding opinionregarding reparding regarding tho treaty troty which has ha recently recentlybeen rty rtybee recentlybeen bee been made mde with Santo Bta Domingo as l they theypreferred Ihoypreferre theypreferred preferred to wait and inspect the document documenttself documMt18elf documentitself itself preferre But they Intimated that before bfore the theSenate theSenate theSenate 18elf Senate adjourned adjouro a demand dlmd would be forth forthomtaB torh torhoomg forthcoming information regarding regardinghe coming for complete mforatlon oomg the he arrangement arM emeL with Santo Sllo Domingo DominRowhereby Domin Dominwhereby Domingowhereby whereby agents a entl of the United States StatCs were wereDominican wereplacd wereplaced placd placed In charge ot the oUltom8 customs reclpte receipts ot otDomnic ofDominican Domnic Dominican ports and ad American ships Ihpsorwar IhpsorwarWer of war warfere warwere were Wer held in readiness rdlnC to use force torc In i holdln boldl g ghoso gthoa gthose those thoa ports portsiBBirruiios prtl prtlAIBJn portsAflBZT8ATZOJ iBBirruiios AIBJn TJO CONVENTION CONrNIOI wrra WJ JAPAN JAPAN8IOKBD ZAPAN8IOiED Ar AreIONED 8IOKBD 8IOKBDSecretary eIONEDScrt 8IOiEDSecretary Secretary Hay and nd Minister Takahlra Takahlrahe Takhlr Scrt M tr the he Japanese representative NprnUto hero today todayIgncd todayalged todaysigned signed Japnee an arbitration arbirton treaty trnt The treaty t treatyis aty atyIs alged Is 9 similar IlmUa to those tho signed Ignd by other countries countriesmd cuntres cuntresMd countriesand md the United Unitd StatoM Btt and will wl be b pro prooutf pr presented sented outf uted d to the Senate Snt for ratification ratificationSEX rtifction rtifctionSE ratificationSENATE SEX SE SENATE ATE ATEUs fITICISED fITICISEDils If InCISED InCISEDhas ils has Us Too inch neh or Too Little Ilte Power In InTreaty InTrty inTreaty Treaty Trty Miking tlakIn Iklnr Korupe lurull 8a 855 855pfIa a aiplc4 i iSprla Sprla iplc4 C C4 C4b1 it t Dapatttt Dupad to TH Tal Till SOM SOMLONDON SOHISIOS SCifLo4p0N LONDON ISIOS Feb 11 HThe The action acton of the theimerican theAmericn theAmerican American Americn Senate Slnale on the pending pnding nrbitra nrbitraion Irbitrl arbitration ion ton treaties causes MUftflOme some drastic drafLo comment commentn I In n the th English Engifh and Con on mental press Every EveryLTitlo Erylltlo Everyeritlo LTitlo condemns cndemnl the th present prlent situation siuton ns nsibsurd 8 8absurd asabsurd absurd and Impracticable ImpracUCblo The Te Spectator Spectatorurns Specaar Specaarlu urns lu up the criticisms critcisms by saying sayingThepowerof MingThepoerorho sayingThepowerottha Thepowerof Thepoerorho tha Senatelnforolgn SnatelntorlgaIalra SnatelntorlgaIalraI Senateinforolgnaffalrs SenateinforolgnaffalrsIs affairs affairss I Is s too grf jator greater at or too 10 little lttle It I should IhOld either bo boleprl bodeprl bodeprived leprl deprived ved cd of the power pwer of veto eto In 1 the mat ter torf terof terof of f treaties tr treatiesorelso ate orelso bf berogarded rfnrdod regarded a aR the treaty treatynaklng trt trtmlklnl treatymaking making mlklnl power pwer with wih whom Arpbassadori Arpbassadorihould Albala Ambasaaclorsshould ori oriBhould should deal del directly direty and to 1 whom hom they theyhould theyshould theyshould should even be jointly Jointy accredited aecrditd It It It is issoloes ISulleM isuseless useless ulleM to carry ary out delicate delcle negotiation negotiationfllh nelollaUonl nelollaUonlwih negotiationswith wih with fllh the th Executive Eeute if they the are nr to be b 1m 1micdlaMy 1mmedla immediately icdlaMy medla ly vetoed by the Senate SM Imagne Imagnebusiness Imagn ImagneA a business bl ineM house hous conducted cnductd on similar similarincsl simlnr simlnrInesl similarlinesI incsl Inesl IneslCUISEW linesICJtIESt incslC1UXESK C1UXESK LAD OVEUSTUniElt OVEUSTUniEltrlnccton OJ OIEItSTUIIEIPrinceton EIISTUIH El ElIrtneeton Princeton Senior and nd 11 Intended ntemll Mlnlonar MlnlonarTaken llonar llonarTke Itaslonary ItaslonaryTaken Taken Tke lo 0 Hcllcvur HcllcvurDongSeung leUenlt leUenltDng fleUetaeDong DongSeung Dng Dong Sug Seung a a senior snor at It Princeton Icton and andon andson andeon of Chinese of Canton Cantonrent Cantonwent son on a prosperous pr08proU Chle Catn I Iwent went violently Insane Ise yesterday YCtery afternoon afternoont atmon atmona a at t the Chinese CO Mission l18lon House 1010 at 20 West Westinth Wlt Wltinth WestNinth Ninth inth street stt and ad tried trlo to kill ki a I young youg China Chinanan Cin Chinaman nan mln employed employe In I the house hol He was W sent snt sntto seatto to 0 the psychopathic pchopthlo ward wa nt Bellevue BellevueDong Bieuo BieuoDong BelievueDong Dong U 1 22 years yoi old He I came Ce me to this thisountry thiscountr thiscountry country countr nine years yolll ago to flt ft 6 himself bll1 to tolocorao tobCmo tobecome I ICathor bCmo become locorao the head h d of a mission which his hlaatlior hisfather father Dong Wah one of tho richest mer merhanU merchanl rnerchants ndowed endowl endosedThe chants chanl ndowedTho of Canton Cntn and ad a Christian Crtl han hanndowed h hasendosed The 10 Rev Rv Huy Kin Ki head bed of the mission missiona ml810n ml810nIn In a West Ninth Nltb street Ilt took tk charge of the theioy tbeboy theboy boy ioy when h he arrived avl taught tught him English Englishnd EgUeh EgUehand Englishand and nd prepared him for Princeton Protn At eel oolgo 01 01lge eellege frp Seung distinguished himself himselfhe himselfthe lge lege go Dong Dnp Sul dtngllhe himI the he Rev Rv Huy Kin K says He le was WI to graduate gdute gduteI graduatein I in 1 M May IIY y and ad bad ha passed three thr examinations examinationsOn camntol p with ITII living oION oIONOn colors colorsOn On Tuesday Tc y when be took tok I a fourth ex exmlnatlon exmton axamination mlnatlon mton his hs professors protCI noticed notiD that ho hoISA hoTM hewas TM was ISA acting aetn queerly querl and ad was WI writing wrtig all allorta all80m allsorts sorts of Impossible answers wel on his papers papershey papersThey Tey They hey sent ant him bl to New York and told ppr him to toike t totake Uke take ike r Jt rest t He went to t tho mission mlon house houserhere hOl housewhere where wher be frightened trghtend Buy luy Kin R and others othersiy other othersby by iy hl bl his conduct conductJAPS cnduc cnducJArS conductJAPS JAPS GIVE anf A BEEFIT BEEFITor DEEFIT DEEFITFor For or Funlllrt aUr of Ir Mm Ien m FUmins Flhln Hnsala nulle nullepne ItuUIaThe ItuUIaTheJapanese The TheJapanr Japanese pne e Woman WomanA A benefit bnelt entertainment enterinment for the te families familiesf tamlies tamliesot ot f Japanese Japn o soldiers Folde and ad rollers plor was given giveny Rhenby givenby by y the te Columbia Colubi Club Cub of Japanese Japn e stUdents ntudentai tudenl In i the V 1 MCA C A hall hal at 215 West W0t Twenty Twentyilrd Twentythird Twcntythird crowded crowdedAn third rowdcdAn ilrd street strt lost It night Tim To ball bal was wasrowdcd wa wagcrowded An address addre WM W delivered deUr by Mrs Mr K Kmanlshl KIlnllhlln Kimanishi manlshl Ilnllhlln in which Ich Iho ho wild wildIt saidlt ld ldI It I in Japans Japns women who inculcate Incc1to the theve Uleloe thelove love ve of country cuntry and sense sene of duty In her herlen hormen hermen men len when they are boys bj It Is I the te mothers mothersho motolll motolllwho motherswho loyalty lo who ho alty teach tch them the te maxims mxi of honor and andlyalty nndlo andloyalty There fer were we moving roinl pictures Ilctur showing showingattlo battle btlo scnM IM5 and aO the theprml jortrnlts portraits of famous famouspaneo famousJape famousJapanese Jape Japanese paneo lighters tghtelll When the th pictures plctur of oftho ofthe the 10 Mikado lcado and the tag lg were displayed dliplayedis bplYM bplYMthe the is Jap In the audlenr tudlenNlag sang their national nationalrand nton ntonnr nationsalrand nr alrand rand an ended with loud cheers cbor choersot of BanzaiI BanzaiIJohn Dz DzJoh BanzahiJohn John Joh Decker PCktr Lest LOBt Hoy nO Tonic UP tpJohn UPJohn UpJohn John Docker Doer the nineyearold neyeuold Hoboken Uobokcnoy Uobokenboy Hobokenboy boy oy who Iho disappeared dappao from hla homo hor at 210 210rillow 216Wiow 210Willow Willow Wiow avenue aOue on Wednesday Wcncl1Y and ad whose whosetother whosemother whosemother mother thought he had boon bn kidnapped kidnappedas kldnapPd kldnapPdhnl hnl has as been hrn found His 111 uncle William WUlam nun nunjn Mtn Mtn8n MUn MUnson 8n son jn caught him bl yesterday yestray In the company cmpMY cmpMYoC companyof oC F two small ImU boy coal cl pickers picker at First Firt and anddams ad adAdas andAdams dams streets Ha had h bag of coal Adas strt le a bil on onis onhis hi his is shoulder and ad said ald he and Id his companions companionsad cmpMion I hd ad slept alpt in a hallway hn ay I ROUNDUP AFTER GUN PU PUMODEST PLAY PLAYBUODElT PLAYIIOPEST MODEST UODElT MARTI 1AnrJ ART1 LEWIS SHOT SIlOT1N IX IXfill I A A111EI85 ATII1EVS fill 111EI85 TII1EVS EVES QUMlttEL QUMlttELmat orwnEIJnuIt mat nuIt Has fI on Tueiday TeBdalnt anil an PosIng roslnl at 8B a I Pills Pittbure 11t 11tbur Pillsburg burg bur Capitalist ClllalBt lift lt Wanted 1anlt It I Kei KeiOot gept geptOct Ont of the P rper PapersSeben per vSeven n Creeks cok A Aretlrd Ae Aersted retlrd rktc at HU IB noonu Ute Next Friday FrldaA FridayA A gun n fight fghttlr fightthree tliroo thieves thoes quarrollln quarrolllnover qurlng qurlngover quarrellingover over a woman In tho Tenderloin Ini IniTuesday let letTeRay last lastTuesday Tuesday TeRay night nigh resulted resulo on Friday Fridy night ngn I Itho in inthe Intho tho arrest art of four men and three thr woman womangang womn a aglng agang gang glng of tho slickest Hlckest pickpockets plckpocket and ad sho sholifters shop shoplifters lifters Ifem Central Cntrnl Office Ofc mon say sy that tht hat hatbeon hare bavebon harebeen been bon corralled corle In many lony a day dy Photo Pbotcgraphs Pbotogrph Photographs graphs grph of five fvo of tho gang gln are ar In the rogue roguegallery roges rogesgalery roguesgallery gallery galery and several ver1 cities cltos want them themLate them themLate Late Lt on Tuesday Toy night Policeman Polcmn Dllloof Dlllo Dion Dionof Dillonof of the West Twentieth Twenteth street stret station sttion hear heartho beard beardthe the barking of revolvers when ho was WC non nonSeventh nor norSventh near nearSeventh Seventh Sventh avonuo and ad Twentysecond TwentYMond etret etretand street etreetand streetand and ran rn out of his precinct prcnct to Sixth avenue avenuand avenueBnd avenueand and Twentyfourth Twentyrouh atroot atrt There Ter he Ba Bamen RW RWmen saw sawmen men and women running rnninp in all directionand direction directionsand and a man lying under the oloVated struc structuro strc strctur strtlcturn turn tur groaning ionlng A revolver was by hi hifildo his hl8Ide hisside side Heads wero sticking out of taloo taloodoors ssioondoors Ide Icds stckng toon toondoors doors and Ind from second cnd story Ilr wIndows windowibut wIndowsbut windowsbut but nobody noboy come cme forward torar to explain explainTho expli explainThe The Te man mn was badly hurt hur There Tero was W i ibullet a abullet abullet bullet bole In his right side and another anther 1 1his In Inbls inhis his hip hp He was Wi unconscious uconsclou and looker lookeras looke lookedas as 1 If i ho hI were wor dying and an ambulance ambulnce too toohim took tookhim tookhim him to tho Now York Hospital HospitalDillon IoApJal IoApJalDion HospitalDillon Dillon Dion found toud out later that three thr meihad men menhad menhad had been n coming omlg down dow Sixth avenue aene about flboumidnight abut abutmIdnIght aboutmidnight Ten Tenderloin Tendorloln Tendorlolo midnight with a blonde whom tho derloin knows kos familiarly ral ry as Cloo Clo Of Ofsudden i isudden it itsudden sudden a quarrel qurl arose al Tho woman ran raiand rn rnand ranand and tho three Ihr fought it out Besides Bold thi thiman the theman thoman man Dillon Onon found shot hot another aother was hurt hurtho hurtho hurtho ho was WIl told n crook crok and grafter grfer known kown b bsoveral by byeral byseveral several eral but Ed Eng Engllnh Engfish names nl commonly as W E g gIlh fish Ilh Friends Friend of English Iglfah carried crrlod him awa awabefore away awaybeCor awaybefore before beCor the policeman polcem got there thcroDUon thcroDUonWI Dillon DUlotwas Dillonwas was WI told by tho night birds blr that tht a oertah oertahpickpocket crain crainpickpket cetlalnpickpocket pickpocket pickpket and Bocond Icnd story ItOI man mn did the tbishooting theshotng thesheeting shooting shotng This man ma luis li not been ben caught caughtAt rught rughtAt At the hospital ho pial tho man mln Dillon Dion fount fountrevived roundrhd foundrevIved rhd revived and ad told the doctors doclm ho was WI WU WUliara Wi Wil11am liara lam Martin Mlln of Pltlsburg Plllburg and had hld largo largibusiness largobusines largebusiness business busines interests Interst In that town twn Ho 10 bad hacbeen badOn badbeen been On seeing eing this town on Tuesday Tuosd night nighthe nlRbthe nightho he explained explind and ad had hld gone gon among aong other otheiplaces otherplaos otherplaces places plaos to the Haymarket TheVo T he had hacshown hd hdahown hadshown shown a n roll rl of bills bis and when be left lef he hiwas heWM hewas was followed At Twentyfourth street streetand stnt streetand and ad Sixth avenue when ho was WI on his hl wajto way wayto wayto to hU hL ht rooms rms at 226 West Twentyfifth Twentyfth street strootho strt strtho streethe ho was attacked atacked suddenly by two men menwho menwho menwho who demanded demadd his hI money mony Martin Matn sale salehe Id Idhe saidhe he hit one of them in the mouth and struck struclthe atrok atrokthe struckthe the other with wth his cano cne Then he was 1 shot shotHe ahotHe shotlie He would woud not like lke the newspapers newsppr to get gethold gethold gethold hold of the matter mater he said saidMartin Midlrtln saidt1artin Martin lrtln was w fashionably raihlonably dressed dfd HU HUstory Il IlLsstory story Ior was considered cIlderd straight enough by bytho bytho bythe tho hospital hospitl people pople But in tho meantime meantimethe montme meantimethe the report repor of the shooting had reached reachedPolice raehed raehed10lc reachedPolice Police 10lc Headquarters HCldquarter and Detectives Dstctle Pea Peabody PeAbody Peabody body and Clark were wer sent ent around to the thehospital thehOplal thehospital hospital hOplal to look Mr r Martin lrtln over and hear hearhis leu leuhb bearhis his story storyThey storyThey storyThey They recognized rcplZd Martin nrln as ni Marty lry Lewis Lewisexpert Lwl Lwlexprt Lewisexpert that he hedenied hodenied expert exprt pickpocket pickpcket They say hI denied his 11 identity Identy turned hh face rac to tho thowall thowal thewail wall wal and told them to go to the devil deI but butmoybo butmayb butmaybe maybe mayb they the got something lom thinr out of him himOn himOn himOn On Friday FrllY Penbody lnOdy and Clark watched watchedtho walehedtho watchedho tho ho house hou at 218 20 6 West Twentyfifth Twentyflh street ntrcrtan an apartment aprtment house houl called clod tho Edwina EdwinaThey Ewina EwinaThey EdwiriaThey They saw 8W several leral persons pr8ns going in that thatIt thntIt thatIt It did them good god to see f They walled walleduntil waied waiedunti waiteduntil until unti evening when a number numbr of persona personathey perons personsthey I Ithey they wanted were wcr in the house hou and then thenthey tbenthey thenthey they went wnt In InIn InIn inIn In a flat fat which Martin Martinor lrtlnor or Lewis Lwlalld Lewishad liad on onthe onthe onthe the first flt floor for they found four men and ad three threewomen thr threewomen I Iwomen women whom they took lo o Police Polco Head Headquarters Hrndqunrtel Headquarters quarters qunrtel nnd nnt locked loked up for tho night nightThe nightTho nightThe The prisoners the police plc 6Y say ay are a Flip Fit y yHumphreys fIumphrs yflumphieye Humphreys Iumphrs alias nlnR Fanny Wilson Wisn lSLlsonpocket pu pupockct I pocket pcket and shoplifter shoplCer John OKeefe OKe George GeorgeHannon Georg Georgeliannon Hannon known as Midget Mltlgt Foley Edith EdithSteen Edth EdithSteen Steen called Cled in crookdom ckdom Edith Eith Allen AllenKmma Alen AlenEmma MIenEmma I Emma Ellis Els alias nlne Boston HO ton TCBS TII and anr Tessle TessleHamilton Telle TelleUnmlon TessieHamilton Hamilton Unmlon William Wiiam Fllmmon Flmmon called Cled the theBig theDg theBig Dg Big Kid and Robert Rbr Boyd Uyd known as 15 Slip Slippery Slp Slippery pery Bob BobFanny BobFanny BobFanny pr Fanny Humphreys Humphrys the polios plIo nay 1 Is Iswanted 11 iswanted wanted in Monroe onro Mich lch for or shoplifting shopliftingand Ihoplllng Ihoplllngand and pocket pekot picking Tho authorities nuhorills there therehave ther therehave have been bn notified notfee OKcefe OKefe is wanted wantedIn In Boston and Providence Poldcnco All Al wore wor re remanded romanded tomAntled manded to the Tombs TombsIn TombIn In Martins Iarlns rooms rom weir wlr found tounr two seal sealskin 4J 4Jskin skin nacqttes McqI1 a half hol dozen silk alk dresses dresseslot dnBIC dressesa I a lot of jewelry jewe and other small sml articles articlesMartin nrloles nrlolesnln articlesMartin Martin nln was W released I1IIR5ed from tho hospital honpltalyesterday hospial hospialye hospitalyesterday ye yesterday terd afternoon and promptly prompty disap disappeared cp cppa disoppunted punted pa puntedST11 pearediTKivno4T rd rdSTliU STliU ST11 iTKivno4T lWiT 1101 T ISlFCTI vsrrrov BILLS JSIILSIrovliloni lJUS lJUSIrohlons BILLSIrovision Irovliloni or the thl Seven Ilen Me Jtnrc leisurtl nrr raised raisedby laegtclby by the house owe Yr teslerday teslerdayWasalyoroN trnt Itrlay ItrlayW y yWASHINGTON WASHINGTON W AIIOTN Fob 11 HThe The seven loen stem stcimjoat stembot steamboat boat bot inspection lnpcton bills bis which tho House Houselasaod Iou IoufJ housepassed fJ passed lasaod today wore wer all al drawn for the te pur purpose purpoe purpose poe pose pose of preventing prentng disaster dl6tel such as the thejumlng tbobumlng theburnIng burnIng of the General Gnerl Slocurn Socm Ono of ofhem oCthem oftheta hem gives authority to local locl Inspectors lnpctor of ofmils orhull ofhulls mils hull to Inspect II t bolers blem also 0110 to determine determinef doterlne doterlneIf If f they are lr well elldn made and appear appar calculated clctatd clctatdto calculatedto to 0 meet met the demands of the service 8n1c for forpvhlrh torwhh forwlil1i pvhlrh they are to be b used usedAnother UN usedAnother Another bill bIl In prescribing prescrbing the qualifi qualifications qualf qualifirations rations of inspectors In pector of hulls huls requires requireshem ruirs ruirsthem requiresthem rtons them to be b men of experience In shipbulld shipbulldng shipbuid shipbuidIng Ing ng or navigation n1gaton so 10 exprenc that they may my render rnder rndera rendera a 1 reliable opinion f rs s to tho serviceableness servlooablenossif lercblonO of if rlible tho boilers opinon and machinery mllln It also alsoimends atsoImend alsoamends amends Imend tho boiem provision of tho law requiring requiringiconsed rquIrng rquIrngIcnEe requiringlicensed licensed officers to serve onl when hen called Cl1led upon uponmless uponunleM uponunless IcnEe ofcl unless they can on show good 10O mason leon for re reusing r refusing using tueing so 10 that the certificate crtlfcte of an officer officerIH ofcer ofcerreusig officerrefusing be suslended or revoked as asbe reusig refusing my may b eUpende rvokN a tho necMies necessities or the cS case my may demd demdA demand demandAs A As IH tho law now stands atd revocation rvoton Is 1 tho only onlyenalty ony onypnlty onlypenalty penalty penaltyiuLfler enaltyAauiner pnlty Aauiner loLner bill bi prohibits prohbia the ho carrying carig of ofCOM otloo ofloose loo loose COM hay kerosene kero ne or other Inflammable Inflammablenaterial ilaable ilaablematerlnl inflammablematerial material on vessels eIs in the paMoaecr plcger trade tradeIn tmdeAn tradeAn An In exception excptkn is II made in favor of kerosene kerownehat kero kerosenethat ne nethat hat that will not ignite under undorcrln certain tests testshero tt tsLswhero wi whero hero the passenger p8eenger vessel Is r tho onlyiractlcable only bnlypractcble onlypracticable practicable practcble te means mNs of getting gelng It to tho point pointThere pit pitwhpre pointwhere There whpre It is II desired de6red to send it itThe itThe The I most dins dlAtUO duastio tic provision in any ay of the theillls thebia thebills illls Is that which authorizes inspectors IDpetor to tole totie bia te tie le up up a 1 ship that has ha net complied cmpled with withho withIho withthe the ho orders order mado by the inspectors Illpe tol This Thisirovision Tblsprolon Thisprovision provision was WI mne lnsert Insrto inserted d to cover cver cases such suchis 8 an is arose Ire after the Slocum Slocm disaster dl8alter when whenhe whenthe whenthe the he Grand Republic Republc was known to a be b run ninilng MI runnag nag without proper tire protection protetion The Thenspoctors TheInapsetors he heInapltor fro nl witout nspoctors Inapltor could o1Jd propr not prevent her leaving leavingha leavg leavgthe leavingthe the ha dock dok except t 1 y 5 resort relor to much red re tape tapeJrooklju tp tpDrookl tapeBrooklyn Brooklyn Drookl Bar AssociatIon lotJaton to nave na its itsOwn Is ItsOwn Own 01 Home HomeThe 10m 10mTe homeThe The Te Brooklyn Droldyn Bar Association AB oUon baa h decided decidedo decde topurcha to o purchase a permanent prnent home In the tbeclty tbecltyof vicinity vicinityf of f the County Couty Court Curt House 101J each och member memberubscriblng momboraubeblng memberaubscrthlng ubscriblng aubeblng 1250 J2L for the purpose puO It I Is Isrobnblo 15probnblo isprobable probable robnblo that the fine fn law library lbrr now nowouAcd nowhouF nowhoused housed houF in the I curt our House 10t will wl b be moved movedo moe to o the rooms roml of tho association 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PLAYABLE PLYABL by MUSIC ROLL ROi or P PLYABL PLAYABLE from the l theThe KEYBOARD KEYBOARDThe KEY BOARD BOARDThe I The Piano thai thai Anyone Can Play PlayAHE PlayTHE PlayT AHE HE PIANOLA PIANO is a combination of two to instruments instrments in one ist an anupright anuprght anupright THE T upright uprght piano of the highest type tpe and a a complete Metrostyjc Pianola Pianola The key keyboard keyboard keyboard board is there for the use of those thosewho who have mastered technique But for those thosewho thosewho I Iwho who arc unable to play by hand the fingering fngering is supplied suppled by a perforated roll rol of ofmusic ofmusic I Imusic music and the full ful expression devices of the Pianola are available avaiable In other other words the thePianola thePianola thelanola Pianola has been built buir into 10 the piano pimo itselft iutf so that the change from one method of playing playingto in front of the keyboard keyboardEvery ke keyboardEvery board boardEvery to the other can cn be b made instantincously with nothing to move up Every person about to purchase a piano piano should ask himself himsef himselfor or herself whether any anypiano anypiano artypiano piano is complete complete without a mans of o playing everything upon it There is probably no noother noother noother other one thing in the world word which any ny sensible person would be content to buy incom incomplete incomplete incomplete plete No Noone one would dream of buying a carriage without horses to draw it itA itII A 1 piano nowadays requires a Pianola to 0 make mat rna it i complete The Pianola may be bepurchased bepurchased i ipurchased purchased either cthr in the form of a cabinet to move up in front ront of the keyboard of any anypiano anypiano anypiano piano or it may be purchased as an integral part of ofthe the piano itself itel If I you prefer preer the thecompact thecompact thecompact compact form of the Pianola Piano your present piano will wil be taken tken in exchange at a fair fairvaluation fairI fairvaluation valuation I The Te prices of ofthe the Weber W cber Pianola Piano P no ire ae 900 oo and 1000 I the th e Aeolhn Aeolan Pianola Piano 750 the Whcelock Wb eoe Pianola Kino 650 A small ImaJ size Biz of the the Aeolian Aeolan Piinola Piano Pino suitable for foryachts forahu foryachts yachts ahu and smail apartments aputeDU Is i also told at 503 50 oo Any of these instrument iuumenl may be purchased purcb ed on onmoderate ODmoeate onmoderate moderate moeate monthly payments payment paymentI paymentsZ5he AEOLIAN HALL 362 5th Avo AvoI I AEOLIAN COMPANY 3t Z5he VF Le no r 341h 51 Now York Yorku I u L CASINO GALLERY FIRESWEPT FIRESWEPTContinued FIESWEPT FIESWEPTContnued Continued Contnued from frm First irl Page Pageand Pageand Pageand and to t much friction trioton of language between betwcetho betweentho betweentho tho police polo and the chorus chors Buta majorIty mujorltof IDujorl majorItyof of them came cmo out just jWt as well wel as did th thyoune tho thoyoung young 0111 woman womln who reported to a seeming seemingInterested seeminglyinterested eemingly eeminglyIntersted Interested Intersted person over a public publo telephone telephonincnr telelhonenenr near the Casino CasinoOet Ca CasinoGet lno lnoGet Get in she said end Of course Cll I got In InThere InTere inThere There Tere were tero too many things to bo don donfor donofor donefor for me to t bo b standing stding there in a commc commcargument commcnargment comnmcnargument argument argment with any Iny ol oi policeman polcman I just jusitold justtold justtold told them that thlt my hat was In there and andhad ad I Ihnd Ihad had to have It And Ad ho says Y Well Wel Madam Madamand Mlldlm Mlldlmand Madamand and I saysDont 811 Dnt you youWell OU Well madam madamtme madamtmeand me meand meand and I went on In and Ind got my hat Of course coursI courseI I dont know kow what the new game ga00 will wi be bebut l bebut but I dont suppose there will wil be bt anything nnythinidoing nnthlngdoleK anythingdoing doing over Sunday Suday and 1 do hate to b bembarrassed be beemhsrrnsoeci embarrassed emblrld even en for two days dlBOh daysOh Oh than thanyou thank thankyou you 01 Cnarlio Charlo youre our always M I ie good tt ttme 10 10me tome me You 01 can just ju t send nd it up by a messen messenger mesn mesnglr messenger ger glr No I didnt lose 101 a thing not even my mjbook mybk mybook book bk Fine FI DROWXBD DROWBD our ourIn OU olrrIn In an In Incredibly icIbly short sbor time the fire ripped rippeiIts rippd rippdIt rippedits Its It way through the 110 floor foor above ahe that on orwhich on1hlch onwhich which It started starte The roar rr gallery galer above abovtand aboveand aboveand and behind the balcony besides blde tho buffet buffcfloor bufe bufelor buffetfloor floor lor were wer all al crackling crackln nnd blazing in le letime 1C less lesstime time than it it taken tlkO to tell tel It Great G at clouds clouriiof cloudsof tme of black hlck smoke rolled rolnd out of the Moorish Moorishwindows Moorishwindows toor h hwldowl windows wldowl all al around tho Broadway Drdway and th thThirtyninth the tbeThlrynlnt theThirtyninth Thirtyninth Thlrynlnt street strt sldos of tho building buildingThe buldlng buldlngTe buildingThe The Te firemen made mde their way Into the theatre thMtnfrom thMtrotrom theatrefrom from tho Thirtyninth Tirtyninth street ttret side Ildo and up ufthe upthe the fire f escapes Within Wihin forty minutes minuteiafter minutesacer minutesafter after acer control controlChief con controlChief trol the ecp first frt alarm Illrm the to fire fro was WI under undeicontrol undercon undercontrol Chief Croker Coker insisted Intl8ted that the Casino Casinocould Calnoolid Casinocould could olid not bo b wet down too thoroughly thoroughlyIf thorou hly hlyI If I there was Wa ono thing ho was wa surer lurer of than thananother Ulananothor Mnanother another it It was wa that thata a I fire fr once ono started Clrto there therewas therewae therewas was not going Ioln to spread because buo ho had hadneglected hd hdnelltctd hadneglected neglected nelltctd to throw on enough enoulh water waterAt wltor waterAt I At 1 oclock the only disturbance dlturbano in I the theneighborhood theneighborhood neighborhood nlllthbrhod was that made modI by tho thou thousand thouaea thousands I sand of HighU sightseers eer who tried tred to break breakthrough brak brakthrough breakthrough through aea the police lines lnes and by the hun hundred hu bundrud dred drd or more 10m plr chorus chor girl and alleged allegedchorus alegtd alegtdchoms allegedchorus chorus girls gil who wore trying to get Iet Into Intotho Intotho Intothe tho building buiding As soon 10n as 1 the to rehearsal rehearsalhad rhcarB11 rhcarB11hnd rehearsalhad had been bn dismissed d mld the asbestos Mb 1 curtain curtainwas clnlln clnllnwu curtainwas and therefore was rung down tborfor nothing nothingbehind nothingbebid nothingbehind bebid behind the footlights footIKht was touched either eitherby eitherby eitherby by fire tm or water Wherever Wherer tho reporters reporterswere rporter reporterswere were wer gathered gathemt together tOi thor however howorr there therewas tere therewas was 1 not lacking lacng a 1 press plSlgent agent with wib a bunch bunchof bunchot of bronze bronz haired giggler to ell lel how they theyhad the thehad had saved led Miss 1 RiuseUs costumes cstues which whichdidnt whlcbdidnt wine winedidnt didnt need n d to t be b saved savedThe IvO savedThe The most mo t interesting Intrstng subject of discussion discussionall dlscAon dlscAona all about abut the theatre theatr after aler lubJct tho first frt flurry flurrywas lu flurrywas a was wa over wa was Il the question queston of what what would wouldhave wouli wouldhave have hae happened hlppno bad the fire fr Marled three threehours threehours hours later when the auditorium audllorum WAS WAScrowded wle wleorwdrd raecrowded crowded orwdrd with Wth a matin matn mntinus eo r audience audienc Mr MrKing MrKing Ir IrKIng King the tie manager of the house hOU8 for the theShuberts theShlb theShuberts Shuberts Shlb stood Rlod out In the dripping drpptng lobby lobbyall lobb lobbal all al the afternoon aCtemon and assured alure everybody everybodythat eJyIJdy eJyIJdythlt that thlt the only onl damage damge upstairs UJlalm was WIS caused causedbyumoke ce causedbysmoktm byumoke by Imoke Not thlnghaabetnburned Notathinghasbeenburnedbe a thlnghaabetnburnedho thing haa bn burd burdbo ho nald over and over again But he re regretted r regretted gretted Md greatly gltly that owing owlnl to the orders order of ofthe otte ofthe the geled te Fire Fre Dpartment Department and ad tha th fire fre patrol ptrol and andthe ad adthe andthe the police plc he le could culd not consent onrnt to let any anybody an anbdy anybody body bdy go into that port of the theatre theat where wheretho wher wherethe tho fire fre occurred occurredHOW orred orrednow occurredflow p I HOW IT 11 LOOKED LOKJD INSIDE INSIDEWhile ISSIDEle 1SIDEWhile While le he was busy blY telling tellng this thl tale one oneorvon onepcreon I pcreon orvon at least let got upstairs UpstlrK He saw IW the theirst thefrt theftrst pln irst frt floor foor soaked sOke with water atcr the chain chalr all allcovered al allcovered coor covered with wth tarpaulin lallauln sheets ehl1 Ho 1 saw sawthe 8 sawthe W Wthe the balcony bony likewise lkewl e soaked soke Above the thebalcony theblcony thebalcony balcony blcony the gallery gnler and ad tho tocallad loalod but buffet bu butfetfloorwemburned fet fetfloorwemburned floor 10r were wer burned to toacriap a I crisp ITiottclrB ITiottclrBretiring Tho Thostairswent Bllr we went bured burned out ad and the smal small smoking and andrtIrng andretiring retiring rtIrng rooms room above abe the gallery galer floor floorwero for forwer floorwere were wer completely completly gutted The To man mn who whohad whoha whohad ha had seen ln theM Uic things thlng gte came care down and founJ founJMr tounJMr foumiMr Mr King Knt still sll refusing refl lng to lot anybody anyby go goupstairs soupstr goupstairs upstairs upstr and still 81 refuting rfuelng to admit aeml that thatthcro thlt thltther thatthere there ther had ha been ben any ay damage dmg except that thatcaused thatcnUo thatcaused cnUo caused ion by smoke caused C8UO by faulty fauty Insula Insulation IMul insulaion tionWas Was nothing burned bure upstairs Iptaln asked askedNothing askedthe the m man who h bad bn been u up Nothing to amount Imout to anything anyhng sold soldMr saidSir all Mr r King Kng Just a little Ittlo smoKo that tat Md Mdr was waaall wasall allBuilding allDudng Building Dudng Inspector Inspctr OConnor said Md after aftertho artr artrtho afterthe tho fire f that Ulft It would be b necessary Moa r in claw rlowof clawof ew ewor of the faults tault of construction oItrctionwhlch which the te fire firehad fr firehad had laid lid bare blr to make nke the whole building buildingover buldg buldgoer buildingover over again aga Ha II did dd didnot not eco f how any ay per performance performance formance torno could ould be b given In i tho theatre theatreIn te Jr tTe tTeIn In IM Il than three thr weeks wk He said Id that thatthe thatthe the fire f occurring ong as I It t did undr the gal gallery gallery ler lery and back bck of the balcony balony might have haveentrapped baoentapp haveentrapped ga entrapped almost Imost every ever ono on these floors floorsThe for floorsThe To entapp The natural ntura course OU of people running rnning from fromRuch tromRuch fromsuch Ruch a fire fr Is II to nook Mk the stairways 6tlrwlYI and Id the thoIcaRo thectalaY thestairways ctalaY stairways were ohire Chimneys for the f fire The Thennme Thename name of the 1 ill tatd fated CICjlo Chicago IcaRo Iroquois rouoll was wasin WMon wason on in the lips lp of every er one on who got a good god look lookit lok lokat lookat at it the t insido inlde of the theatre theatreMies theltr theattosties sties UJII RUSSELL TtISFLL OIAD xxn At JU BAD BADUlllan BD BDJJlan BADLillian Ulllan JJlan Russell RU8el who had not yet reached reachedrday reachedthe ached achedtho the tetro theatre when hCD the fr fire slarte started ald said YM YMtriY yesterdiiy triY terdiiy rday afternoon lemoon Oat t at she he thanked God Godthe the flames famC had not ben delayed delaYld for nn hour or r two twoWe two twoWe twoSVe We would woud all al have been ben In our dressinR dressinRrooms drs dtossingrooms ln lnroml roml rooms then tent she Ihe said God Oo knows kows what whatwoud whatwould woud would ba baTe Te nap iappened ne To The dear dear old CIa Casino had always IlwIY boon my mascot not it was a almost almotaa almostas i aa 11 old as I was wa myself myeoland myselfand and I cant hel helfeeling hell help helpfeeling feeling leelns badly badl to t have It scarred scrred and singed singeithis singedthis I Ithl8 this way I shall Ibal play pIa an extra week weekthat wlek HO HOthat sothat that tho thO those e poor men and woman who hav havnothing have havenothing havenothing nothing but por their salaried alrlo and their work workand workand I and Md who wlo have not had hld my opportunities opportunitiesshall oprunlt o oshli shall shli lose 101 nothing I wish I could have havinot havehen havebeen hen been there to do what could bo done I am amnot amnot not afraid afrid ter of fires Ir I think tink I proved pre tha thawhen tat tatwhen that thatwhen when our automobiles Qutmoble burned bume up uJ at at Fa FaRoclcaway Far FarRk FarRockaway Roclcaway Rk way a couple of years yul ago ago8TATEMBNT agoSTATMJNT agoSTATEMSNT 8TATEMBNT STATMJNT OP 01 TUB TB SilUBEUTS SilUBEUTSThe IlUBEKTS IlUBEKTSTe SUVOanTSThe The Te ShuberU made madl the following tolowlng state statemcnt stt statemacat mcnt yesterday 6 afternoon afternoonOwing nfomoon nfomoonOwmg afternoonOwing Owing toray to the ho fact that the Casino C lno i inow il Is Isnow now and has been bn since noon In the band bandof hln hlnof handsof of the ho Fire Fre Department Drmtl it Is impossible Impossibliing Impssible 10 cretly correctly approximate the damage damagedone amao amaodono done to the buldng building ing or to the scenery ICner i icostumoa nd ndcostumo and andcostumes costumes costumo used In Lady Ldy Teazle Telzle Fo Fothe For Forthe Forthe the name reason reO ue it cannot Cnot bo said poI poIlively pOI pOItlly posilively lively tlly when tho home will 11 be reopened repned t ttho t to tothe the public From what cn can be talherP gathered ot ottho ofthe tho damage dlmago publo done do no the te production producton It I may riY be bestaled b b3tatd bestated staled 3tatd iJosltivoy IJ lhe that Lillian Lla Husiell 118ell will willopen wi willopen open her road season ICon In I Lady Ld Teazle1 at atTroy atTroy atTroy Troy N Y on Feb 20 2 and ad win wi then go to tothe t tothe the Uollls IoIU Street Stret Theatre Totre Boston BostonBoth Bosln BoslnBlh BostonBoth Both Blh of these arrangements arrnioment were wer made madebefore madebefore madebefore before tho fire fre Miss K Russell RUFI will wi be likely likelyto lkely lkelyto to return to New York later In the present presentseason plent plentsCon presentseason season sCon Tho Casino CMiO is the property of ofthe oftho ofthe the Bixby estate lato the representative rlprelntvo of ofwhich ofwhich ofwhich which will wi not be in town tow until unti Tuesday Tuesdayand TUOdy TUOdyond Tuesdayand and we shall Ihall then he better btor able obII to say IY what whatalterations whatalemtonH whatalterations alterations alemtonH will w1 be made mdo in tho theatro theatroitelf theatroIpelr theatreitself itself Ipelr Persons lelllOn8 holding holdil seats Reat for any per performance perrormnnc perforinanco formance rormnnc of Lady Ley Teazle Tllzo may may exchange exchangethem exchlge exchlgethem exchangethem them for tickets at the Lyric Lyrc or the Princess Princessor Inc or may secure a return retur of their money at attho attho atthe tho l hnx nx office ofc of either house houiLillian hOUI houseLillian Lillian Liian Russell Rur1 and Jesse Je5 Lowlsohn Lwl ohn occu occupled oc occupied pled ple a box bOI at the Manhattan Manhattn Theatre Theatr last lastnight J11 lastnight night night The 10 fire fro at the Casino Cino baa b given givenMiss glenMIM givenMiss Miss Russell RUI 1 a vacation vacationCASIXOS vacationASIXOS acalon acalonC1SIOi CASIXOS 3D D YEAR YEARDates rEAnHate YE4RDates Dates Hate Hack Uaol to the Ago e W lien Lillian Ltlan Itiuicll ItiuicllMas nuBel fluseellWas Was Wa Sinking Intnj for or Col MoCaull MoCaullTho IicCauliTho loCaul Tho Casino stood stoo to New Yorkers Yorkei for foicomia forcomlo forcomb comb opera oprl musical musica farce and the te lighter llghteforms Ilbter Ilbtertorms lighterforms forms of mdslcal mdBcal entertainment entertanment Rudolph RudolphAronaon RudolphroMon RudolphAronson Aronaon roMon who opened opene it on Dec D 28 21 2 1682 1682never 1 1182never 2 2nover never Intended Intnded the building buiding for anything anythingmore aytblng aytblngmoro more than concerts cncorts of light lght music But ButCol DutCol ButCal Col McCaull Mcaul happened happenN to be looking lookln for a aplace apIa aplace place pIa e In which to t house houal his h8 operetta opreta com company oomPIY cornpany pany PIY nt tbattlmono HIt that tmo1 time so tho first frtt flrstporformanceiu flrstporformanceiuthe performance porormancelu porormanceluthe lu luthe the Moorish playhouse playhout was aa a a Viennese Vienneseoperetta Ylenee Yleneeoperetta Vienneseoperetta operetta and to that style of entertain entertainment entin entertainmont mont met the te building buidng was dedicated doct and andthere andthere andthere there wore cro only occasional ocaiona lapses lapsesThe Inp lapsesThe s sTe The Te McCaull McCaul company compay opened opene the te theatre theatrewith thctre thctrewith theatrewith with The Queens Quens Lace Ln Handkerchief Handkerchiefand Hadkerchlet Hadkerchletnd and nd although atbough the te first frst performance prroranco was wa not notpropitious notpropltou8 notpropitious propitious propltou8 the te operetta operett of Strauss Staul was wal kept keptIn In the bill bi for nearly nely a year Cr The theatre theatrewas thetre thetrewa theatrewa was wa wa not nearly completed ompleW when It wai waiopened wa waopened 8 8openN opened openN Canvas Cae covered cover the open spaces spacesin in the walls wals and the damp dap plaster fllotr Increased Increasedthe Increa the bitter biter cold of the December DOOber night nightLouise nigbt nightLouise Louise Loull Paullln lauln Lily Liy Post Mathilde Mathide Cot Cottrolly Ct Cottrolly trolly toJy then making malng her first frst appearance nppe48ce aa aaan I asan an a English Eglsh speaking spakg actress actrl and Ind Signor SignorPoruglni SignorPergii SignorPonigini Poruglni Pergii were among aong the singers 6nger This Thisperformance Tbl Thisperformance followed by tho first firstEnglish firstEnglish performance petOnC was wa tolowe frlt frltEgllh English Egllh production proucton of Th TI Ths Beggar Begga Stu Student Sludent Stedent dent wit with a cast CL Including Incud Fred Fr Led Lfl e eWilliam eWila aWilliam William Wila Carleton Carletn DarthaRiocl ertIRioc and a Mathilde MathildeCottrelly MalhUdeCottell MatbildeCottrelly Cottrelly Cottrellyappear Cottell CottellFrcll CottrellyFrancis Frcll Francis WI Wilson on joine joined tho company t to toappear appear ap M In The Te Prlnclss of Trebironde Trebirondeand Treblznde Treblzndeand and later in before his hi Apajuno ApaJuoL greatest greatestBuccfss Kt greatestsuccess t tSUCos success SUCos was WI mado In Ermlnie Erinie which ran ranat rn rnat ranat at the Casino CMno lor 1256 performances Paul Pauline Paulln Paulins ins ln Hall lal Marie ae Jansen Ja pronnos William Wiiam Daboil Dihl and andJennie ad adJnne andJennle Jennie Jnne Wethernhy were among aonf his hi associ associates associmites mites ltes in this tis pettormanco pMorc The Te Gypsy OYS o Boron The To Merry Me War WarJ Amorita AmoritaNanon Amorta AmortaNaon AmoriiaNanon Nanon Naon Nadjy Talka Die Fledof Fledofmaus Feder Fleder Fledermaus I maus mals and Poor Jonathan Jonlthl wore somo somothe somothe mo mothe the works orkR of the Viennese Yleneto school ech01 Just then thenin thenin in Its I bloom blom that Mr r Aronaon produced producedHe te He and ad Col Cl McCaull Mcaull soon n quarrelled quaele produce and andthn ad adthl andthe the warlike of the South thl arlko Impresario Imprero re removed re removed moved his hi company cmpa to t Wallaces WallacesOccasional WaI41I WallacksOccasional Occasional OoiOMI performances perormano of operetta O rUa In InFrench French Froh were wer given at the th Casino Clno by Paola PaolaMarie Plola Plolataro PaolaMade Marie taro Aimtf Angels Qipoul Cpul and Mcziere McziereThere MztereaThere rt rtTNe There TNe were wer frequent CruenL roviviali rvll of Gilbert Gilbertand aUbr GUbsrtand and Sullivan Sulsn work but only one Tho TheYeoman ThoYeman Tholooman Yeoman Yeman of the Guard Our had hld Its 11 first frt per performance poxformanco formance toro there ther Lillian lll Russell RI1 returned returnedfrom retuml returnedfrom pr from trm England Eild twenty years yer ago after af r her herelopement herelopment herelopement elopement elopment with wth Solomon Slomon from the Casino Casinoand Cno Cnoad Casinoand and ad The Sorcerer Srrr to take tke the thl title Ute rftlo rMI in inYou I IYou inYou You probably know what whatcommon whatcommon whatcommon common whiskey is like likeNow lke lkeNol likeNow Now Nol try JOHN JAMESONS JAMESONSfamous JAMESONSfamous JAMEs0NSfamous famous old IRISH WHISKEY WHISKEYand WHI5KYand VHISKEYand and see how good goodpzerc pure whiskey whiskeyreally whiskeyrealy whiskeyreally really realy is isIt isI is isIt It I t is the surest and easiest easiestsolution easiestsolution easiestsolution solution ot the pure whiskey whiskeyproblem whi key keyi i problem I Polly which whoh Solomon had written wrIten for forto for lorhor forher her Vlolot Iiolet Caorons Camcrona unfortunate vbit vbitto ilt iltto to this country CUltr carried her to the Casino Cnilnoand CDlnoad Casinoand and ad was WA of tho few failure ralurel known in Its Itsearly 18 18Irly Itsearly early Irly history hlator Offenbach ODenllch wa was I frequently frequentlyrepresented CJurntlyrprentd frorjimentlyrepreseiitod represented rprentd on tho billboard bibord of the tiutrxv tiutrxvprincipally t tletro tletroprincipally d dpnclpaly principally pnclpaly to t exploit Lillian 1llln Itu HU61 itusseii 6 ll who whowon whowon whowon won Homo lomo of her first ftt honors honor there in Tin TinGrand TII TIIOrnd riunGrand Grand Ornd Duchess The FiriKamh In which whichquhart whichRho whichshe she Ig sang DucheeL with Fanny HIM r ancq Ind and 1luel labcl lr lrquhar Ir Irquhart quhart quhar and La L Belle Dle HiJeno HiJenoTho U UtYtuneThn ne neTho Tho failure talur in the supply Sllpp of good god comio comiooponui cmio cmioopr comiooperas operas gradually Iduul had hn Its II effect elfct on the pro properity prO prosparity parity opr of thohoiiM to hOl house which WM wAlil last opened us usa Mmulo asa a prty miwlo hall hal under tho control cntrol of liidnlph liidnlphAronson HldnlphArnon IimdnlphAxorison Aronson Arnon This phase h e of the thcar tiuatrss tiuatrsscareer s scareer career wa was the least IIMt happy Hy ly a n final fnal dp dpclalon d dcs dicislon clalon 101 In the litigation Itlalon which had involved involvedtho inohet involvedthe cs the property for yearn yet tho theatre thOtr paei paeiout pl pasei paseiout 1 1out out proprj of the hands of the Aronwn Aron on faction factionand faetlonnd incubiand and now manager came rmo Into control contol In InOay InOay InGay Oay Nsw rnnnalfT York ark The To Belle l10 of Now ow York YorkThe YorkThe ork orkThe The Lady Ldy Siavey and other musical musicalfarces mu mu4icalfarces ieal iealfar farces far by high Rlllh Morton Iorhl were with wih the ex exception It Itcptlon cxceptlon ception cptlon of Florodora floroom the most fullful fullfulrronance suecesful ucx ful fulporfonnanceri porfonnanceri 1 rformnnces given Inn there ther In recent rent years ycnrrFlorodora yearsFlorodora ea eaFlordom rronance Florodora Flordom wn wal was to be e revived th tbr there re next nextwe nextwk nextweek we wk wkOeorjo weekGeorge k kOeorgn George Oeorjo I lAderr Lederor deror the th Sire brothers hrotheT and nndthe one onethe andthe the Shtiberts Shuher1 were Wfr nucoo aucoossivuuly lco ihely managers managcMof manRren manRrenor of tired trd the theatre thctr after afer Rudolph Aronson Aronjon re retired reo reotrd totired sconcnrn SCOnCllW FLATS FLATSFire FIiTSFro FLITSFire Fire Fro StsrlMl ItlrtNt at Foot of Ilevntnr lentnr Shaft MiaftComnKTllon fhaf ShaftCommotion Commotion Cormflon In West 3 mUh th Street StreetBefore StreetBefore treclBfore Before Bfore the t bo fire tr In the Casino Callno was WIR fairly fairlyout fnlly fnllyout fairlyout out yesterday Y08Urday afternoon afemo c them fame an analarm nnIlar analarm alarm Ilar from rrm Ml a 1 West Thirtyeighth Tlrtylghth street streetThere 11 streetThere t Ter There were wcr just two engines available 11lnbl at atthe atthe atthe the moment though tholgh five or six BI more mor vent ventover wtnt wtntI wentover I over from the Casino Clino later Iller and tried to topump toI topump I pump water watr through thrugh the half hai frozen hy hydrants hydrantR bydrarits pmp drants drantsTho drantRThe draritsThe The proceeding at ft the fire fre were Wlr monInteresting mon mrJ mrJintorstng moreinteresting Interesting intorstng socinlogically loclolopicly than thln as a I study studyIn In fire t cxtinKUlnhlng extnRll hlng with the first llllt toot tootof lot lotot tootof of the first frt engine windows wndowl began h an to 10lp pn pnup giup up lp ah over the block on both bth sides of the thsstreet IheItreet thestreet street Itreet Gilt Oit and ad raven hair with wth a I back Iwckground l background ck ckround ground round of blue and Ind pink wrappers wrppT ap appeared appared appeared peared at every orr one Dusky servant Inant Indies Indiesloomed Indlrloomed indIesloomed loomed pared up lp behind bhind From all al tho windows windowsat windowsIt windowat at It once ono j cams the chorus chorusOh chomsOh chorus0h Oh auit It mntitjust It just just terrible terriblel terrtbleIMculne terriblelLater l Later at r masculine IMculne faces fas also 11M appeared appearedat apPlrrd apPlrrdat at tho windows They were wer greeted greetd greetdhearty so soheartily i iheartily heartily hearty with wi h jeers Jcr und Id moro or IBM f eruds erudss7mpathy n r d dsympathy dlympathy sympathy lympathy that Ilat they did not stay long in inThe I iniught 6ht 6htThe iught The fire fre started 81arte in the th bailment haNment at tho thobottom thl lie liebottom bottom bttm of the th elevator shaft shaf and was WI cm cmmunlcated communlcte ernmunicated munlcated munlcte to almost amot rvcry fC flat tnt In the tht build building buid buidIng buildlog ing Firemen Frmen Mulligan ula and one Brooks f fEngine rEngine fEngine Engine 2 were knocked knCke out by smoke mnkp and andhey anr aniwere were drg dragged tolnc topiaces 5 of lafety safety by lisp lain WAkle Waikiey e They hey worn wer attended Attndc by byphysicians h hphyslcllR liv livphysicians physicians physlcllR from fromnearby near nl r by Firemen ONri1 ONri1was 0 rj I Iwa was wa hit on tho head hla by tho entj en of a bras brasinozzlo brasnozle brassnozzle nozzle nozle to be revived and ad had ha to t be b carried ce to a drug toro ttoroto Itorl toroto reve MAftRlEDHlXOTTMICHLKRAt MARRIED MARRIEDInOTJCHLERAt MAICRIEDIflNOTTMZCULERAt HlXOTTMICHLKRAt InOTJCHLERAt Florence foroee Itnlr 111 on Fb FbII 1bII b II I 1006 tl Frederick Frderek S KlnoU 1lol of New YOlk Lii LiiMarion nJ nJlUrton nJrl Marion rl Lowry Jwr Mlchlrr 3leh r duuthler duChe of the theCommodors lat latOmmooro ttCommodore Commodore Ommooro Btlrcrt ntr r D Lowry Lwr and ald Mow wlrfowCoU I IeL 1Coi CoU eL Fr Fra Francis nel Ulcnltr U S A 01 Waahloetoo WaahloetooD WabioClOD D 0 C DIED DIEDAU1WIAV7UE DIEDJU D1RDALLLAVELLOaThursdz AU1WIAV7UE JU ALLLAVELLOaThursdz LLUI On Thursd Turay r Feb 1b 9 9Allen I Nelitq NelitqAUe 114 114AUen Allen AUe Llle LlleFuDtrU L Laretieruoerii le leFuoea FuDtrU Fuoea Sunday Suncyleb Feb U al l S P 1 M f from lrm the thetdenee res residence ritilmace idence of ber brother brlh r Robert Rber J Allen Alen M P 54It ci r ritboroutb rII itboroutb II bruc boroUg of Brooklyn Droklr Interment Ilrment In Cjh CJ In InCemeler tr trCern rv rvCtroeterr Ctroeterr CtroeterrBOYNTOV Cemeler Cern eterT eterTSOYNTON4eaatlin BOYNTOV SOYNTON4eaatlin OYT Jonathan onathll Bornton 8ton 10 n AtLantic AUUtc Ctr CtrF C7Fib ty ty1eb F 1eb Fib b ID 0 aged IIcd ti 55Due yrart yrartDue T Due notice nolee of tuntriU foea will wi b be tfv rnn given nl 1 the 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N II l 17 17L I WJIL w wV wj wSDAY L r j V ftm SDAY 1 BRUAR RUARY f2 1905 igo ft ADMIRAL A MlR LS S1GSBEE GSBEE IN CHARGE CHARGEn ill n r Tllit rttc IKfs 1OSSESSWX lO mSiIO OF ilOATJdinn ilOATJ 1IOXTEflII IOTIflhO dinn nsToii tl ii STlJ fl1 JIOVSE JIOVSEstito IIOUSlFIIt IOUSfIal Dtiwrtmrnt Sn SII1I It Una nt Done at tit titIlwiiiW the IheII the1tiii stito Ial FIIt ur f rreslilrnt Morale an anItroaiuo and IImlrlrelllfO andflraILI IlwiiiW II 1tiii tA1 1Iff it I Itroaiuo llevrmiM at Puerto rialWould rial Ilala1oulLl IIataouId Would ouId Nut NU ut Jlret lct Iho Arbitral Award AwardWisiii AwardFob wllrd wllrdJsllS Fob FobII1rooJdentMoraloo FobII1rooJdentMoraloohA1 HVroHldent i1PriddenU1ara1eihM Morale MoraleVIM Wisiii JsllS n I os N imviiiled tho rovoluUorilxU rovoluUon tI o oSant of ofSaIl ofSnh nr VIM been In control contronM XIntrolf who havo Sant SaIl IMI 1 IIIIJI injlgo H m U houso bow o ut Monto CMsti by r rLw n nII ahit Qf f Uw nM u Lw 1111 hit it llio fulled States SIn IIs Govenuueri GovenuueriLLV GownuuentWa II revenues iuu iuun7rt IUIII IUIIIport ZLfl1port LLV clrip dro of f the cUHtoms n7rt Wa Ji aCTdini rdlnl tothonBreemcnt 10lhongrtCmcntlTUldo 10lhongrtCmcntlTUldoiul mud mudu nmdolMt port nnd th th5Ui the thol thelfrpuhlk I tINn ween thiri I lI Government Go emmcnt u t July JuJ iul 5Ui l vmlJI au n HimWio Wllh lIh nothbiRilof nothbiRiloffiulit nothIng loft leftto tho rovenuM of Month Crist CristMas CrlsU CrlsU1n1t CrlaUtii1I fiulit f fr r 10 flg J far beyond their reach roaolit rJlohbr reachby Mas tii1I 1n1t P pi o prtwif uf Lnitctl Statca wartlilp wartlilpia wart blplI blplIill it the br of Monto Crist I rlstl the leader leaderof lBTl r II lIn n ia of 1f f tha anliMiirnlw r party rtyat at that port will wlltadoubtedly willndoubtedly v11lIlIIdouLlllIy tadoubtedly CIVUMI aji Ui to bo bi J I a monaco IT I1I1OO to the thieiccuUvo thelCCU thee1ccUtiVU eiccuUvo lCCU u cf f tho littlo republic republiclUNir ropublleI republicfliit Admiral SlRaboe Sllt boo who Ia at Monte MontoCrWi MonteCrLtI onto ontorbli lUNir I 1It CrWi rbli With tf tht nllllr Newark tho llai llaihin llng llnghip I Ihip anti Iho IhornwT LhucruLr hip of f the h I ariblman squadron rnwT lxir let r il I l 1 IIlar ehnrgo harK of thu otou otoua Ct1JtOIJUIJnu cthtorIuhiiul I iTlivit I it I llui th roquost L1UOllt of 1rwldnnt 1rwldnntMorale lrt P3tWlClflntMorL tIldrmt tIldrmtIoral IJnu hiiul a yi Morale Ioral U l I Irvhlthlt Tl ll i however I oweor that tho thoH tluUMI1T14 wIrni H jKijja I wniilil WI iihi have ha 0 been l cen Uiknn ti ken it itunJor In Indklrr inbafl I thLl Govenullont Goverzirnontndr lalr hy dklrr bafl lOr I I Iunlir of f the awanl of July JulyI unJor ll th t pr I 1 AuicjiiH j4jIJ I II I III 101 I I I 101It It in L siid ti1 I lirw r tlml t hut art 1 a the prioo prlc of 1 iic iicdurixig vuw vuwdoriiig UtI UtIo1Uril doriiig o1Uril II this LIlt Ivolution volution In Hinto po DomlBK pomiD Pognjng mlBK miD inHilont lfll Morales promlwxl tho thotfroutiww thol thefVObjU tfroutiww l fVObjU nkt of t Montn Crixti which wrw wrwIho WIllItho vnt vntthe the bil l f 1II0t OBt of tho roublo In tlui ro roinibliL rupubUi i iliUbUl inibliL tltfit li he vuilil V ild permit them to have havotba havethe I Ilbe the iwonu1 of flhn f thn th ctwtoras clI tomll IIOUHO hotlt O at that thatmrt thatport mrt withiiit liiiulrnnoa huulrul Peaw was do dortindl docjrtl O OeIllIull I rtindl port nnil mvolutlonUt tl have ha O since nincotoii sincebJtu iInruen toii en onjv tli IhO tI rovenuort Vouterday Vouterdaytl oltonlaytler tl tler ir 1 cli 01 luL Ut t hon Jnilor lmlur ordf ordfnarv onllnan ordinarY i nrriMVH there would bo IAlIIo o a rovo rovoiutiiii rooUI nvoutI nan 1U hullho ut tho fact that lhattlai 111tIhL thattla now iutiiii UI utI in 11 fi wll W I lv tlai iiiAiriiiiiiiit hart 1104 taknn lak a hand ninken ninkenn nnkeprnflvIneII innvTOieiit on l llio I ho pm1 Ktit of the former formertlnmlWnn fOrlnlrdcmIOI formerttn1neum n tlnmlWnn II Ilntn uf Monte Cnntl ox extninl oxInlv OXtnrnLY tninl Inlv iiui Ill Illjt tm m mft jt H t H 111 IJ i lt 1 lb tte hi1 Slato lita Department that thatno lIJ lIJno no IM rrJ W li M i JtiHoted at Monto Oristl Oristlhut Crisl1hul Crttlhut hut It U litlj uitd cert certain hut another warship warshipwill will I b4 Horn UI 11 fI tma a HDOII art a jwndlblu to Hanto HantoDoraiDgn tnntonAogfl nto ntoDOnUD DoraiDgn DOnUD nAogfl n But Jilt fur tint mishap IniMba i to tho gun gunboat gllnhoaL gunboat boat NtWl tWI ort ff whone propellor broke brokehilt hrokehilt brokohiJt Boston Bo to Santo SantoDoming SnntoDOIDU1j SantoPOlnmg hilt mi tI tll WilY from ton Doming Almirrd tntrnl SigHbco would 1m hi m al already airelld alrdy ready relld nvnlorixl 1 The cruder crul r Cliutta CliuttanooM Cbnltnnool batta000ga nooM nool now lit IlttllJt ting out nt the New ew York YorltXnvy YorkRVY YorkXitvy Xnvy RVY Yard will bo wilt lIt to fiiinto Domingo Domingom Dindn o oai whi whitolbIy m oon as IIJ rtho bo U L ready for pea Sho will willTolmbiy v1llprohnbly Tolmbiy c g directly to Hoar Admiral Admiraljgjbee AdmiralSJg Admiralgbeo SJg jgjbee be wT wIo ho a U L expected l to remain at atMont ntIanll atMant Mont CrWi f fr r somo limo until uvory uvorychance IIYOI IIYOIchlUlCO uvorydutnco chance of trouble illsappoaw illsappoawU dlsappellII U w i adnutttxl at the State Deportment Deportmenttoday Deparlmontlodny Departmenttoday today that time Dominican I Government QoverntnentNutKut Governmentrqurted NutKut requ rqurted tetl 1 thU rnunlrv country to rjikn rhnrirn charge of ofths ofle ofthe the custom house 1I0u o at Mo Moadded 1outo GrIsU FiSt It I Iaddod is isadded added however that that was wa not tho thoentire thotnlin timenttrt entire rtvumn the explanation being hein that thatthe tbntle thatthe the revenues from Puerto Plata have been beonInsuflicipnt blOnInsuficpnt beenjtjflcint Insuflicipnt t moot moo the stipulated pay payments paym paymeats meats m nt of Sn500 U7 37X 1 per month to thn Son SonDomingo HIU1Domingo SanDoming Domingo Improvement Company of Xew XewYork IW IWYork owYork York YorkIt YorkIt YorkIt It Li L Mid that licunv l dur llTfl nt tho Stato Depart Departon Dpartment Departtent tent show that only trJOOO has been npjlli ap I1d I1don 1 1on on tho liomiuican dolt to tho thocompany New m York YorkC01Dran ork orkpany company pany whereas if the payments had been beencomplete beenIOmplto bOOnctnpkto complete every month this sum would bo heIOOM hoUOk 10000 Thin nll la in contradiction of tho thoitatoracnt thoatll theitatament itatoracnt atll tn at mndo bv ludgo Abbott who whoKM whoIf KM If in charge at luerto Plata and who whoays whoeays whoM75 ays that 117000 I7OY was collected In Novem November Noroinher 100111 100111brr her J51 S51OOU iIOOJ XX In December and 47000 in inJanuary InJanuarr inJanuary January Tlio long fet suspicion that thatcommerce Ihlltoommlroo thatoomnrnoroo commerce wan 111 being beln diverted di rh1 from from Puerto Puertoriata puertoIlatn PuertoPkta riata on account of tho control which had hadbeen hadbon hadbeen been ajwurned over tho custom house also alsoinfluenced alsoII1turllCld alsointueacxI influenced the tU Government in taking lakln pod JOHl IKI IKItAlol podpeA100 tAlol l A at M t1onto onte nfA fr1jl CrlIIII rlstl thn the tvrtrt port wll wllgreater where 11m 11mrooler thngreater greater rooler part of f tho diverted con conwas commerce commerceM was M going olril With both Puerto Plata Plat and andMonto ali andMonte I Itontl Monte CrUtl ntt in chargo time monthly pay payment paymenll payment ment can I be cosily met metOfflrere IIwlomrenlf rnitomr0n3 Offlrere omrenlf r the State Department declare declarothat dclnrothat declarethat that Priwilint Montleaa Iomlet action in asking askingthat nlkln nlklnI askingthat I that tliit th Ciovemment awuinu control nt ntMonto litIonto atdonte Monto Cristi risit was 111 not lin hnllloncd t ned by allY new newIndlcnlinni nl nlIndlmlinni nelndimtinn Indlcnlinni of trouble That city cil ban lma been lxena a thorn In tho sido ion of President Moralisa Moralisaelnco Momlus1neo llomllelnro elnco ho has lxi been n in control but bin present presentten prtyentliter ten has Rnvitly strengthened Rtrn thened his hl position positionami pOilllonant ami liter ant has Hindu lIdu another revolution against againsthim I1salnt111m againsthim him practically practkallyimnposslblo practkallyimnposslbloNEIl impossible impossibleVEir Irnp06 lblo lbloXEJr NEIl SCA1HAVIA SrtYlIlYA n ELLX fVOA fVOAIll Ill II Irolinbllty Hnitrnnl l hy y the Retire Retirement Rrtlremmt Retirernrnt ment or Hlnn Hln Oficar OficarSptrtil n flear3pi rnr rnrlfl Sptrtil 3pi lfl I CMe nupatelt nup llrh to rca SCM SCMLOMKJV 5trfLONIoX tll tllLomol LOMKJV Fob 11 unlo Tho retirement nf nfKing orKlnp ofKing King Owwr may hanton tho fulfilment of ofmothnr of1l10th ofsaothrr mothnr 1l10th r of tho Kaborn Kal ern ambitions which whichl 1 l included in hill great rNlt PanGerman plans plansTba plansThe IlanThe The probability U now increased I of tho thoMniratlon thop1ratlon thooparatIon Mniratlon of Sweden wod n from Norway rwI1Y In the Ihontar thonear thenear near future fut and tho formation of n Scan Scandinavian SClIIIdnavn Scaniinavin dinavian union or tribund compri lOlIIp eornprb4ng eornprb4ngSweden Uig UigS 1n1oS1Itooen S Sweden lin Norway and Denmark Such a acombination acombination acotnbthaUon combination the Kaiser l 1XlIovfA eliovp would wouldrely wouldrely rely reI on German J nrum support more than on that thatof thntof thatof I of any other Power and ho even hopes hopesIn In secure Iro its cooi cooperativo erativo aid ai In his great ureatnival groatI1 greatnaal nival I1 lal scheme schemeInformation schemeIn1oatiomi chenltInformation Information regarding rr ln tho Imminence Imminenceof of ihu imrnrtint inl inll inIrwdjonal niit n11liol13l ional dovolop dovoloprnfnt dovolopm dovooprnent rnfnt m nt COlliN thU week ook from tho rllplo rllplomitioauthoritioiof dJploInAlil1nuthoriUm dIlOmatmauthontini mitioauthoritioiof of each of tho threo coun countrlefl counInlll coontries trlefl involved involvedK K I ft TII011S rii iii RECOVERf RECOVERfKiouMcr IlFJTmwI1lIouh1er z ECOVifl1VtItbOUh1t KiouMcr n 1JIloc1 flktocat4ImiCuban Lit oca tot Ai In Cuhnn Cuhan Auto ulo Arcl Arclilrm tieIzlent lI lIdnt ilrm U Painful PainfulT T 1 r1aJ raW neiptaeh to ritz TII Sux SuxHi SmII1 sr srIIALN Hi IIALN VISA l1 Feb n 1lTho Tho battle of flowers flowersen j en 0 the IVado today wa waii a mnll affair affairA A few autoraobUofl and other turnouts worn wornpresent weroP wornprsient present presentE P Cnl II IIE E It ThomM who wan injured in the thoautomohilo theUlomrthilo thelUtOfluhjio automohilo accident yesterday is doing doingell I Iell ell Several stitches litchc hove boon put in infils in1s his face fa fat un unller ter the eye where hTf he was cut cutHis ClltIns alitflt I His flt dialooaUMl di loP61lIj shoulder Is still very painful painfulEdrard painfulEthrard i Edrard Ed nr 1 Havey na IY tho tli irechonlcian who whoijuuijirod whoM ho ho1Ilnj1mtl ijuuijirod 1Ilnj1mtl M thjire at tim same time ia apparently doing do wrll wrj It was wlllltboubt thought at first that ho hoas ho1Ias hoaa 1Ias as badly bll hurt but It appear now that thatM he M only Kurs IIU sig LrI from a bud shaking up upRnbicrlptlnn uprm upCfl1tsz rm Cfl1tsz H MU tUllmllW JIfA B 1W ri riMbierption Rnbicrlptlnn Ilrt lcnc 1ieed srd l in London Art ttlrr ttlrrOn r1rr FT FTOne I In One On n llnur llnurfpirlr1 II Jlmuirsrrel nur I IPrfr1 fpirlr1 Prfr1 rite neipateft to THK StJf StJfIXJSi i iIS IXJSi Lcfl4 IS Feb HLombard street wan wancrowdM Willia01ld wasOwd1 crowdM a01ld 1 liy with intending Inlendn applicants applicantstho i for tho rhinos fhj Ii Govornment 5 per cent centKold centgold i itold told loan f JJoooCO I OOOO offered by the Ih Hong Jlon I h Rang K acI M I Shanghai Bank A forco of ofpolim ofIllm I polim fU inlicDlty kopt Ibo entrance to toIn toths I In ths hsnk han ti dear dearTh hirfln Ir IrTh Th fln mii 1n111Iro oclock hour hourit iKrr At 11 1 an a it ftsr r In1nl announced that they would wouldJ wouldfleei Ii Iia J fleei IT 1 11 n ninn n oiTera The loan Is now nowBMt nowt3 at t3 1 ruUru lnl lf WM originally ori nally intendo l BMt not no the th list till Monday MondayV Jf I V V Till T r11atjiizr GAILERY fitlUmr FAITEIt FAITEItun IHXTFT1Mlrl FIIXTEAirti Mlrl Airti nho un mdnXTiro llcl IT roiiinnii ollln mt mtKl lIt lItIInll1 mitIlaiiil IInll1 Kl AI t rhrr Mniln hail IUUjnK hailIng l dIn jnK Ing a t stage III fall Jn Il hitS part III n nIiKglodyUnt I iiIg il I IiKglodyUnt lIIitIlIdy LaM night nlghtaUho ntthoWolxjr ntthoWolxjrs at the Wober I Ii i In JII Ih i i s Sin n millnn ollIii nit hi hand badly badlyknocks n it 11 he knocks over n table tablel sr ar4 11 II IIt tr r I Lat 111 g t hit the t us able fO hard that that1 1 e 1 wett It ill iI l I to pieces Collins Collinsn 1 r hn k n di tIP tIPII h r hil II I f I ti il I l rtu talloetl fld coiielder coiielderV I Il l I hi V I 1 anil a man in inr IIIh ltiflo I h flo r Ih the nnroww nnrowwin nftre nftreI I in 11 01 tiin1 II11 al1r inI Iio h wnt ot on onia onPans I I r I Pans n ia n lirl I I I fntlnir J 11 the Ih Snow n na I lot a tr ar aDd lid ItHk ItHkIr Ifl k I Ir z 111 PuoxoaitAen COMPANIES xri xriFrench HIT HITrtneh lilTFrench French Court Decide They Cannot t tCopTiEhlexl Vie tJ6COIrIhttd VieCOhITtgiited CopTiEhlexl llutlo MuihOSpecimt llutloSptriai IIUiIOSpttf Sptriai Spttf J c CoW M Dnpatcti to Tin TiX swv swvj smIARlII UX UX1Ant8 j PAIUH Feb 11 1IA A crisis baA boon creati creatiIn created createdIn In the th phonograph record trade In Fran Franbjf 111noo 111noobi Yinnoobf bjf tho unexpected judgment of a 1 1ar 1arcourt larls larlscourt II IIcourt court which In the interest of tIm fjociet fjocietof Society fiocletyof of Mualo Publisher has plnc placed l the phow phowgraph phonoraph photlograph graph In the somo category an an orchestra orohiwtnprohibitlnK OrChl1traprohlbltlnR orchestrairoh1bIting prohibitlnK It from reproducing copy oopjrighted oopyI copyrighted righted I songs 60n ga or muulo muuloTho mUldofho InusloVIto Tho society has long complained oompll ned of tli tliInjury the theInjury timeinjury Injury dono to Ill business bl1BI M by the phone phonegraph pholloItI1Ipb phonogmpii graph but hud not Instigated any action uctlotTho action1ho actionThe The ono in question was brought by a spccn spccnlitor spoouIntoI speculator litor who wh offered tho society to undertake undortalitho undortalt1tho tho null nt his own expense If they VPOU VPOUKivo would wouldRlvo wouldgive give him power of attorney and share tli tliroyalties tho thoroya1tl thoroyaltkt royalties which It wna anticipated could b breoovurod bo borrooorod berecovered reoovurod from tho phonograph oornpanle oornpanleIn In tho event of tho action being successful nuccosafuTho lIuccesatulfho successfulrho Tho decision has caused ClI ed tho stoppage c ctho of of11m oftime time Halo of records ri cords pending a settlement set tJomen t c ctho of oftho ofthe tho affair t alr which It U believed will ultl ultlmutely ultlmawly ultiinat4Iy mutely bo tho repeal relfA of an old law 111 on which whlctho whichtho whiththe tho ruling In I bated batedMeanwhile bt5OdMe11lwhlIo basedMeanwhile Meanwhile several thousand phonogntpl phonogntplHhopn phonogrnphIIhoJri phonogruphIihiOpmI Hhopn In Franco which Woh employ thousand thousandof thousandsof of hand are affoctad while forolgu firm firmaro filmI1ro flrmarts arts liable to have their steaks seized bolzedM tiolot seizedPatho d M 1 Patho Pat he tho liwul of the largest finn o ornakum of ofrnnkomln ofreakers rnakum rnnkomln in France says say tho society demand demanda a royalty of seven cents on every cylinder oylindeHold oyllnder80ld cylindersold Hold containing oon g u copyrighted song or 01miuio ortnusio miuio rnlU o The payment of such a sum hi hinay be belIaytl hosays nay would bo ruinous lie offer to pa pay 10 per cant on hid grow Rales but thinocloty the theloclety thesocIety socIety rofiuod to accept the term M M1athe Mlatho 1 1Iatll 1athe a largo part of whose vllO e custom cornea oomwfrom com comfrolll cornearota from rota Groat liritaln BrI n and America threatens threatento threatensto to remove bU works to London LondonINTERNATIONAL LondonITlnITJ07oAL LondonIXTEflNlTlfThAL INTERNATIONAL FARMERS ATI ATIMr 4 il ilTr Mr 111 Tr Iulilnn Ilan Mesh With Faror Ir IrAustria In Inl15trla InAnstria Austria l15trla France and Italy ItalySpecial ItalyfptdaJ Italympedai Special CflMi Dtipatc to 0 TUB TH Sex SexKOMI St StHO ScitoMle KOMI HO IK Feb 11 l1ulltrll1 Austria and Franco Francohave Fmncuha Francehave have ha given their adherence to the Inter International Intornational national Agricultural Institute proposed proposedto to tho King of Italy recently by b David OavtclLubln DuhlIubln DavidLulmln Lubln of Sacramento Cal und nn warmly warmlywelcomed wlIrml wlIrmlwuJcomM warmlywelcomed welcomed by tho King KingTlio Kingnlo KingThe The plan in I to hold a conference conleTl nco hare on onMay onrny onMay May rny 6 to consider the formation of an inter international IntornaUon1 International national body which will collect and furnish furnishreliable furni81trolLblo furnishreliable reliable statistics statL t1M of crops and labor in inall Innil Iacli all parts of tho world promote measures tneasureafor mrosurMfor measuresfor for tho control of diseases of plants and andanlmaU nndanlnl andantniaL anlmaU anlnl lli guide jUl o Immigration movement cs csorrio exordiC cxorci40 orrio Influence in the furtherance of ofrural ofMImi ofrural rural cooperation und the development of olagricultural ofnJriolllluml11l8umnce ofagricultural nJriolllluml11l8umnce agricultural Insurance and agrarian credit creditand creditand creditand and otherwise aid agricultural interests interestsTho IntcrtltsTho interestsThe Tho Emperor I poror Joseph and President Pre lent Loubet Loubetwarmly Loubetwnrnlly Loubetwarmly warmly congratulated Mr III Lubin on the thoInitiation tboInilinUon theInitiation Initiation of the movement movementLONDON movementLomoi movementLoNno LONDON Fob FobttA 11A ll A despatch from fromHomo fromHomo fromhome Homo to tIme Central News 0W8 says King Victor VictorEmmanuel VIetorEmlnanue mictorEmmanuel Emmanuel has asked Mr Ir Lubin to furnish furnishhim tumlshblm furnishhim him with all tho documents on the subject subjectof of an agricultural bureau It Is understood understoodthat undellltoodthat understoodthat that tho King Kingwiil will defray defrayall all the preliminary preliminaryexpenses preliminaryOXreC1Ses preliminaryeXpen3t5 expenses expensesIt It ia i stated that President Roosevelt Ilooaovelttelegraphed ltocsOIlltlellgrnlllId Roosevelttelegraphed telegraphed tIme King Iin thanking him for his hisgenerous hisRenlrou hisgenernU generous reception of the ideas of an Amen American Amerlcan Amencan can citizen and expressing his hi personal personalapproval personalnpproal personalapproval approval of tho project projectIn proj eet eetIII In addition n dltlon to Emperor Francis Joseph Josephof of Austria 18Irla and President Iioubet Iou1 et of France Francetho trnncethl Francethe the Kaiser King lhu Edward and IIIIdlHng King Leopold Leopoldof of Uelgium have signified their npproval npprovalof of tho scheme schemeMr IIChomuIr schemeMr Mr Ir Lubln ia 1 a member of the firm of ofVpinstock ofWllnlltock ofVeinstock Vpinstock A t Lubin who conduct a largo largodepartment InrndetlIrtment Iarndepartment department store In Sacramento Ho is isknown ISknown isknnwn known in California ax a publlo spirited spiritedind Rplriteanti spiritedanti anti enterprising citizen cltlrens clli citizenLIII n 1111 s nr TOO itvr THEATRES TIT Et T llJ S hERE urnEHut 11 hEREhtml Tml TmlII II Hut lit icorcn 101 Ilhvnnlrs l dwllrd Admits drnll They 1111 Aro AroMnro AroIoro 4roMore More Hratitlfiil man Ixxiilons IxxiilonsKfeclal 101111011trrrlaZ IonmhonsStectal Kfeclal CaSte Detpatcft to TUK TU Sex SexLONDON StfLowos SgsLoION LONDON Feb eb 11 11Goorgo Ooorgo Edwardos Edwardosthe the theatrical manager who went to Now NowYork NowYork O OYork York to witness wltne the first production thero of ofTho ofTho ofTho Tho Duchess of Dantzic says MY that in inirchitecturo InIIrohllecturo inarchitecture architecture and fittings the English fnRI h thea theatres theatreil theatres tres art far behind those of America AmericaNow Americaow AmericaNow Now ow York linn hll1llhrw three first class playhouses playhousesto to every ovor ono In London Some of the quite quiteordinary quitoordinary quiteordinary ordinary New ew York theatres ho says cost costC300000 COMt3OO000 C300000 whllo Dalys Paly ono of tho most ox expensive oxpnslo oxpensIve pensive In London cost CO t only 120000 cIWOOOIuch 120000Much 120000Mitch Much as a Americans like to bo amused amusedliowever IImuse IImusehowever amusedhowever however Now eY York has too many theatres theatresiio iio thinks thinksAmericans thlnkAmerican thinkstfl3rlcans Americans have not not brought out a notable notablelow nolahlonow notablenow now play because tho country is too young youngo 011 011to to o produce good plays Therefore thoy theymist thoymll thoyIflLst mist mll l import them Ho did not believe believethat bellovothllt belIevethat that tho Invasion of tho British playwright playwrightlad lad caused nny jealousy It Wn8 was only a form formjf forntof formof of dumping to which tho thoAmenlcana Americans did not notjbject notohjcct notobject object ohjcctDIWO objectDave jbjectDave Dave Warflold ho says 111111111 Is ono of the th finest finestictorn finestaolotH finestactors actors ho has over Been BeenWhats lIeonhat soonWhats Whats hat the uso of asking Maude Adams Adamso A amll amlltt tt to o come horf a Mkl k Mr Kdwardea E 1war eR She Shecommands Shocommands 3hocommands commands a salary that wo poor London Londonnanagora LondollII1anagol Londonmanagers managers cannot afford because wo Wenot have havelot havonot not got the audience audienceCosta l1udlenCCtCCOAtn audlencosCosta Costa lllcan Ilallrond nepalrnl nepalrnlSficil nInlrlllctar fleimsiremisscfe Sficil sscfe ctar Cubit Deiyatch Dtlj o1ld1 to I Tll Ttlz So SoPANAMA StIPASHU SrwPANAtP PANAMA Fob 11 ItA A telegram baa been beencolvod blOnroroloo beenreceived received colvod here stating that the railroad bo bowoen boo bootwoon betweon twoon woen San Jos and Port Limon COllin Cootalien COllinttlClI CostaRica lien has been repaired repalr and traffic resumed ronuraedNearlyforty ronumedtll1r1y resumedNoarlyforty Nearlyforty tll1r1y aforty miles of tho Costa Rican Rlcanlallroad RicanIlullrolld RicanRailroad Railroad between tho capital and Port Portjimon PonIlInon PortLimnon jimon was BO seriously damaged by a aucccflslon n8UCCCN3lon asuccession ucccflslon of twentyflvo Ie ntyfivo earthquake earthquakehocks oarthquakoshocks earthquakeshocks shocks last December that It has been beeniccesftary bMnneoollMry beenn000sNirY iccesftary to delay passenger and freight freightmslntM frolphthUlllntM freighttmtlsineM mslntM at various ario points over since and andraffle andtramo andtraffic raffle has ha been seriously interfered with withTlio withTime Ilb IlbThe The Weather WeatherThe The Th area Lr of bleb prcMura which Accompanied Accompaniedhe Ibo he advance oIan of the raid wratbcr In this Ihl rrtlon rrtlona ftllonWilli rrgloewas was a central over the lower Lake rrjlons ctons yttterday yttterdayut eaterdayhut but ut waa s aa txslnf followed by an tnemtlo high area arean areaIn areaIn In n thj lh Northwest which baa maintained the low lavrmprrature lowImpralule towtemperature temperature In that dlalrtei and lent zero weather weathernto weatherlate atber atberInlo late nto southern Colorado and Ranui A low pros presure NeAlure prossome lure arra over the rnllre Southwest retarded some sonierhat aomeWIII somewhat rhat the advance of frteztnr weather ather Into Trias Triaslli Tru1Jb Tezujim jim teraprature has fallen decidedly In all the thetlantlc IhoIlanllc theUantk tlantlc States SIAl and In the lower Lake rrjlons and andisrn andrll1 andrLemm isrn la the tiulf fluitStates States It ban also become warmer warmern armer armerIn In n the upper MlMtsalppI and tower illMOUrt val valley vallefl vaimere mere ley leyThere There has been m n now from the central Rockr Rockrfountain Rockr1Iounlaln fleck fleckMountain fountain ecUoa eastward to the lower LaVe rr rrIon recion meton cion Ion and rain ha bM fallen In lltMlsilppt Louisiana LouUlanand Lou41U1allnol llnol nd Texan TUMID In thl Ibla rlty re reatdar t id r It meSa lair and nd colder coldervlnd colder1nd colden1nd 1nd Jirt 11f11e k we westerly terl7 average humidity a per cent centlarometer OIntbllromeler centbammeter larometer corrected to rtad u to 0 lea level at all I A M MD4S 11fI 34 fI D4S s P 1 M t42 t42The 4S 4SThe C2Tbe The temperature yesterday u recorded bf the theDelal lheomelal th thonrisi Delal thermometer l It shown In th Ibo anneied table tableIMS IMS 1004 l 1901 05 l 1m 1mp 1904oAtf 04 04A p oAtf A u i IO u mr UP n eri 7 M 2 sa sa12M 2 26laM laM 12 M4 23 IS 07 SPL P M X Xt 72a 2 2a a 1 ti l W PS JIMJMtd 21112 Mld21 II IITbr U UThe ir ir7he The luirett temperature I U at alllSO eSo A M MrisitiNOTOx M4nll1NIJTOC MwA9tt1TqToX risitiNOTOx ruiuoBT roll TODAT roI T ANDTOUOIUIOV ANDTOUOIUIOVFor nnvomiosaowFor For asters rdlll Sew e1J York scow today I and probably prodHramnrroic po probablytOmortoic dbl dbllorro amnrroic trCA floirfy Iow1 rtttnt rUIn rrt1 timftraluret tnertat tnertatng IncraJrng tncrsaleast rng ng east al1 to KtutfieaU auCha vinti vintiKor vndYor irtruThIor Kor New rw Enland fair today 10 1ay followed by snow snown snowwest 10 n went and south portions at night seems In Ujrnor Ujrnorotr tomomrow row ro fre treat h northwest winds thlftlnc to 0 touthratt touthrattPnr iouthraitFor For eastern Pennsylvania New ew Jersey and Dela Delararr ielaware ware 111 snow noir to tndar day with rtslnc Irrnperaturr mow mowT snowor no notr tr T rain In morrow lnrrrulnr teal to 0 tovtheaat tovtheaatktnda ioutheaatwinds OUlhaat1nd winds windsFor ktndaFor 1nd 1ndFor For the District of Columbia and Maryland Marylandnew 1IAllandfItIf Marylandsnow new to 0 diy probably tumlnr to rain dcarlne dcarlnend MrllrtDrand etmarlngand and nd polder to morrow morro Increatlnr ea east eat t to mutt mutta outbcad e cad a t winds windsf tndo f for p western otrn New w Vitrk Ie snow on today 1 1 with 111 rUlnf rUlnfewperature dsIn ewperature I elUte now al 01I 10 morrow frc fresh h slat wlnd wiD de RUSSIAN LEFTFORCED LEFT FORCED BACK BACKEX BACKnnlVE BACKIDRIVE DRIVE EX FROM Fvsnuy SOURCE sovnnOr OUllr OUllrOf Or THE TIT COAlj SlllLY SlllLYJapnnrsr 81111JapAn St1l14YJahsnesr Japnnrsr JapAn Norprlsrd at WrulinrM almen of tli tliDrfence the theUdenct timelrfcnee Drfence Suspect an IrniHirlaiit alov alovlilionlierc 1100 MoeElton 1100mlenhcreIntensl lilionlierc mlenhcreIntensl Elton itereIntenit Intejisu SulTcrliiR of tli tlil the tl10Iroolll thelrOOpi l Iroolll rooiu in tile llrlUoutal Battle llnttletspectal Battletecfat tspectal 1JtCI 1 O Cn Cnt4 iW l neipatcA fa TUB Sex SexTOKIO 51111fOJIO 5dlmroute route Fob 11 IIA A dospatcb from fronKoupanto tromKoullllnto fromKoupanto Koupanto Btates that tho Japanese right righrecently rlhtreoontly rightrecently recently was so o much extended oa to proM preaiFushun proMFushUlI pressFushun Fushun on the extreme IltinBlan left tin tinBourni thosoWm Limobource Bourni of tho Hussion coal tuipply 111 PilI Th ThIlUKsiana fho ThoItuisians fhoIhlllIJanI IlUKsiana were cru compelled to abandon nbondotKushun abandonFushun I Iu Kushun u hun and to retire toward Mtikdoti MtikdotiTho MukdemmThe luk olI olITbo The Hussion loft appeared to be deficient doflclonIn doficiontIn In artillery and tho Japanese scouts euspec euspecthat suspect iSUIpectthat suspectthat that nemo large movement U l going gol1 g on it itanother In Inanothor Inanother another direction It Is I also stated that the thtHusfdana thonl5llhm1 the1tu9J4htni Husfdana are rending munitions north tcTicllng to toTiding I ITcllng Tiding from Mukden MukdenA ultden ultdenA A despatch d 1pa h to the A AItMI aA from TIngkovnay TlngkowIIIlfll TIngkov Ylugkowflays nay thut a 1 largo body of ItaMluu ntwl which whicbwon whichWaft whichwas won lately In the vicinity of Blnmlntung BlnmlntungIn In tho neutral zone has been entirely with withdrawn wllhmwn withdrawn drawn drawnDetailed drawnDetailed mwn mwnDolallll Detailed reports of tho battle ba lUo of Helkoutaiemphasize Helkoutai fleilcoutafemphasize ellcout4iemphll817 emphasize tho terrible experiences of the theJapnneso theJapnneso theJapanese Japnneso troops At tho outeot the hue KusHlaiu nuslimn hueslatum limn outnumbered the Japanese Jnpanl e four to toono 10ono toone ono Ono Japanese division the arrival arrivalof nrriaof of which partly evened matters took six sixhours IIlxhoutH sixhours hours to make three miles The soft snow snowballed snowballed snowbailed balled on the feet of tbo men and clogged cloggedthe ooggedlIle ologgedtime the wheels of the guns and tho ammuni ammunition nmmunltlon ammunithin thin wagons When hen time division arrived arrivedwithin nrrhooItbln arnirodwithin within range It found Itsplf t1l1lfon on perfectly perfectlyoovorlosa pemfoctiyoovorless oovorlosa flats tll faring Ktuslin tr trenches trenchesplentifully ioheo ioheoplentifully plentifully equipped with qulokflrera and andmaohlno nndmaohlno andmachine I I maohlno guns That night tho Japanese Japanesewere Japan 6 I were compelled compe1l to bivouac on tho plains plainswithout plainswithout without fire and without tenth That men menwho menwho I who bo were now troops charged n nil they thoyfinally Iboyfulally theyfinally finally did In five inches of snow carrying carryingthn I the Kusqlan fortifications is remarkable remarkableIn I II I In point of Japanese casualties the bnttlo bnttloof of Heikoutal ranks as third in the cam campaign mmpaln cainpalgn paign Tho officers killed and wounded woundedworo t twon iwere won 222 2 j tho men over 8000 With Line Llnoynng LIaomnK Lineyang yang and tho Him River this tlll molten a total totalof totalof I Iof of 42000 OOO casualties ip tho three battle battleCOLLIERS battleCOlLIEnS batticiCOLLIERS COLLIERS Y11J NOT OT SAiL SA11German SAllGermlln SAiLGerman German Ships Fear to Accompany conrnpan HiUUo HiUUoFleet nlllUoect flahUeFleet Fleet ect Jut Vnctacsscnreritctal illnduascnrprrtat Vnctacsscnr IIadlljllelirPttlal eritctal Coal DtiDatch to Tn Tire SVN SVN1onTLouiB IWNlonT Seisloivr 1onTLouiB lonT L Louts U11 Mauritius Fob ll 1111 It Is un understood undelfotood Understood derstood that Admiral Eojestvensky has hasnot hallnot hasnot not for some limn received any Instructions Instructionsfrom instructionsfrom instructionsfrom from St Petersburg Ho wishes wl hcs the Ocr Oorman Germnn Ocrman man colllcrfl who ho awaited his hl arrival at atMadagascar n nMadaKltscar atMadagascar Madagascar to follow the fleet Into Eastern Easternwaters FIUIl1rnwalers Fcumtvrnwaters waters watersThoy walersThor watersThey Thor refuse to do so tearing an encounter encounterwith encountorwith encounterwith with tho Japanese whom they believe to tobe tohe tolxi be near Tho fleet cannot possibly leave leaveMadagascar lenOMatngu8car leaveMadagascar Madagascar before the end of February FebruaryCHASE FobruaryCITASE brunry brunryChASE CHASE OF RUSSIAX CRUISERS CRUISERSAmerican OnU1SfnSmertlnn CRUISERSAmerican American Cutter Falls F Jll to Stop Them on onMindanao orrlIl1dnllo OtTMiimdsnao Mindanao Mindanaofprrtal MiimdsnaoFpecl2i lIl1dnlloEpul fprrtal Epul 1 CoSU CJ 1t Drtpilcfi ntlp dI tt Tm PitaMAITA Sux SuxMANIU sn1AmA MANIU Feb 11 nTwo Two Russian auxiliary auxiliarycruisers nmdUarycn1l8ers auxillarycruisers cruisers were sighted five miles northeast northeastof of time coast con t of Mindanao last Vcdnusday Vcdnusdayby by b a tnited States coast guard guard cuttor cuttorThe cuttorfhe cuttorTime I The cutter fgnalled F nalle to them to stop One Oneof Oneof Oneof of Ibo vessels Oel displayed the German flag flagTho flagThe I IIbn The other did i not answer Both put J u on onsteam oniiteitlfl I Ililcnm steam and escaped though they were chased chasedfor chasedfor I for two miles milesTills n milesThis le9 le9TIlls Tills message me fIRe was In delayed by tho military militarytelegraph mllltnrrtelegraph militarytelegraph telegraph authorities authorities7UYG authoritiesICIXG JUG SEES RVSSIAX RTOCount RXfl RXflCount 5VVOK 5VVOKCount Count IlfnckrndiirlT Iajs Visit 1 lt to tho thoKnslliti tho1nlhh 11131nhislt Knslliti Ruler nulcrSpecial RulersprclaJ fltilerSpectaJ Special Cotttt UfjpalrA O M Tin Tn Sills SUHLONIKJN SU1fLmwos SillsIoNmmoo LONIKJN Feb 11 11KIng Iving n Hlwanl received receivedCount rccohOIICount receivedCount Count llenckondorff tho Russian Ambassa Ambassador AmbMldol tmbaasador dor this afternoon afternoonMoscow afternoonloJro afternoon3toieow Moscow loJro Xntilr lIhlr Dfcllnn to ficrre ficrreSpecial l Serre5prrta lrre lrreSprrfaJ Special CaW Oiipaich to Tar SUN SUNMoscow SUNIoscow SumMoscow Moscow Feb 11 IITho Tho Assembly Al omhly of ofKobleH ofKohloo ofNobles Nobles met yesterday Ctterdll to elect el ct a Provincial ProvincialMarshal Prolnclallmlhal Provincialm1anshal Marshal of Nobility ohlllt Prince TrubMskol TrubMskoldecline TmbIHkolecllnetl Trubetskotdeclined decline to stand again a nin for the office owing owingto to want of harmony shown In tho Assembly Assemblyduring Aesemblydurlnp Assemblyduring during the recent debater upon tho pro proposed propOled proposed posed address ll dret 1i to tho Czar All tho former formermarshals formortnIlnlhnlll formermarshals marshals In tho Assembly took the same sameground SlIIIlOground asimnoground ground HO no election was made madefJcii madorrn madefcii fJcii lirlprnhcrc rtpcnber III IIISptcM IIIpttdl IllpecIdi SptcM CoW c Despatch to Tun Stjf StjfPATHS SUCPAm SCmPaula PATHS Fob 11 11A A mosHago IJID IDSO from St StPetersburg SlPolol8bllrg StPotersbmmrg Petersburg says tI that Gen Gripcnborg Gripcnborgwho who recently reefllt loft Mukden on his way to toSt toSt toSt St Petersburg after resigning tho com command comtnnnd cornremind mand of the bocond Manchurian llInchul Dn army Is Islying 1 1Iring Islying lying seriously ill at Irkutsk IrkutskDaring IrkutskIarln Irkuteklarlemg Daring Iarln Act ct of a Japanese Japanesecpeiot InpanMOptetal IapanroeprraJ ptetal CuN JfipocA to Tun SO SOTpKlo Sam SVIfT9K1o SamTpxmo TpKlo Feb 11 11Tho Tho publication of tho thonfilrlal thonmdd theoflr1ai nfilrlal list it of tiaval 111 hniiorn disclosed time thofact Ihofnet timefact fact that Lieut Yukowo tho commnndor commnndorof comrnan Clr Clrof of a torpedo boat attached to tho battleship battleshipFuji battlt battleshipFuji hlJl hlJlFuJI Fuji swam into tho harbor of Port Arthur Arthurthree Arthurthreo Arthur11mm three times last July towing fish fi h torpedoes torpedwisMOVIXO tolploos1101T0 torpedoes1IOi1X0 MOVIXO IJCTUItE JCTLIW CO LOSES LOSESDr 10 10norn Dr Dojrn loen rifts Inm UAlllaKn Bn for Publlo Cso Csoif Vseut I Ior or if Views Irne of Ills Operation OperationSprljJ prratloni pcratloneSprtZ i SprljJ CaWf Despatch to Tee SUN SCNPAPIS SUNI SumPAlIit I PAm Fob 11 ItDr Dr Doyen the surgeon surgeonwhoMj surgeonwhose I IwhOtO whose experiments with cancer scrum have haveattracted lIa haveattracted 0 0attrnclod attracted attention hUll won his units unitsagainst 111118aKlI1nsl stiltsagainst against tho photographers who sold for forpublio forpubllo forpubilo publio Use films thoy had taken at his ro roqucst roquest noquest quest of surgical operations which he had hadperformed badIJrfonnod hadperformnosi performed performedHo Ho sued the members of a 1 cinematograph cinematographfirm firm for 100000 francs damages Tho Thocourt Thocourt Thecourt court today awarded him 8000 franca francadamages fmnesmmnl11 franesdamages damages against two of thorn 600 o0 francs francsagainst franCIIKalnst franasagainst against another and 200 OO franca against a afourth II IIfourth afourth fourth fourthLADY fourthLlnr fourthL1IPV LADY TTlllJOX IALVO JIICK TO STAGE STAGEFormer STfOEIlormer STAGEFormer Former Aolrr tetress rtrt Will Soon Appear JlJlcar to the theLondon thlInnlloll theldmntIOfl London Mtulo Halls HallsSpecial IInUJSprrlaJ italicprtat Special Cabtt Dnpatrti to Time Sum SttXIxNDON SVJloSOON SumLonon IxNDON Feb U I IThe The London muMo muMohall mll musiohail lo lohall hall stage will wlllllhortly shortly boast a pecreM among amongthoperformcrs nmonstboperformcrllin amongtheperformers thoperformcrs in the person of Lady Haldon HaldonSho HaldonShe aldon aldonBh She Bh was well known on tho th drrwnatlo Btneo Btneoa tta o a 1 dozen years ago n o and andlrequently frequently uctedfn uctedfntho acted in intho inthe tho company of Hcrnhnrdt emhnr t when hen she ho was wasMrs W18IIII wasMrs Mrs IIII Drew tho widow of an American AmericanD moriennD D F Drew Sho retired from the stage ptagoMid stageand t410 t410and and married Lawrence Palk who has elnco elncosucce sincosucceeded neo neosuCOOfdPd succe succeeded led to his fathers title titleColonial tllleColonial titleColonal Colonial ColonialBureau ColonalBurea fl i iI I Bureau BureauOne ureau u j I IItem t tulariy One item from a aitock d dI I itock that U panic panicularly partieI ularly rich in Colo Cob M Mnial U Uniai u unial I nial reproductions reproductionsAs As workers in wood woodfor ood U Udo u u uror for well nigh half a acentury u udo I and anddo century we e can L do combine the best bestpoulble possible results with withvery withvery very moderate cost costSchmitt costSchm costSchmitt I Schmitt Schm tt Brothers BrothersI I I 40 East 23d Street r tr trr trTelephones r I u ut t Telephones TelephonesManballan r 1 In Ini i J Manhattan Manhattannnd anti nndThe antiThe The Bronx BronxI I Net gain in Stations con contracted conI coiitractcd I tracted for in in January 1905 1905Total 1905I I 2219 2219Total Total in service and under undercontract undercontract undercontract contract January 31 31J 3 1905 1905Superior 154934 154934Superkr i iSu Superior Su pcrior Service ServiceReasonable ServiceReasonable ServiceReasonable Reasonable Rates RatesNew RatesNew RatesNewYorkTelephonc New NewYorkTelephonc York Y orl Telephone Co CoCONTRACT CoCONTRACT I CONTRACT OFFICES OFFICESIS IS It hey Dc St Ill W V 38th St 23 E C9th 91h St 220 W 121th St Sti i 616 E 150th St StYAXVEHJULTS 511t i I Ii413IEItflILTS

YAXVEHJULTS 1t IHWJIlTj 1ARIS P1 iIS HOSPITAL HOSPITALItomnntlo TWSI17AlltomRllllo hfOSJ171Lfloinintlo Itomnntlo Story of Hliy 11 iu3 lie Ilrcldnl to toPOIIOlI toleIlnhh n nround round It Not ut True Truettptclul rruepci1 rul rulipttII ttptclul Cattt Ca l Jiripatcti to TIISSTIK TIISSTIKIAHIS TflaSvm1tltlct IAHIS rob 11 11An An erroneous story has hniboon hasbeen 1 boon In circulation for some lion limo In regard rosnnltoAV rc regardto nrtl I toAV 10 W K Vanderbilt Vnnder llL founding n lionpijil hOlpl 11 for forthe forthe forthe the pooreHt peoj peOIII k of larL Tho Tim mory star was wasthat vnnthat 1111 1111thllt that while Mr Vanderbilt wan passing jMissInsthrough IJIlIlIlnsIbroulth passingthrough through Paris lie was attacked with rliiu rliiuniallsin rlU rlUmlltism rimetmmatismn niallsin and by b chanco consulted lon ullllI Dr ioorgo ioorgoGautlcr JlorgMOllutler leorgosJautter Gautlcr whoso treatment benefited him himwondorfully hlnwondorfully lminmwonderfully wondorfully Mr Vnndnrbllt wrw wnllo so as oston ostonLtbPd nstotiLqhed ton tonUbodnt Ubodnt LtbPd nt tho moderate fwtt of Dr Ooutlor Ooutlorthat Dllutlorthat Gautlerthat that ho donated a Rum of money mon to com eomnwnomto commomomto coinmomnorwie nwnomto tho occurrence occurrenceTho occurrenoTho occurrenceTime Tho facts aro that Dr Oautlar han at attendod atten attended tended ten nd time Vanderbilt family for yearn lie lloIs 110I Is I n personal por onal friend of tho family fnmlt and Mn MnVand MrsVanderbilt 111 111Vanderbilt Vand Vanderbilt rbllt with tho concurrence conclrr nco of her horhusband hflrlIuaband I Ihusband husband eelocted Drlautiir Or Ooull1r as president presidentof prn ldel1t ldel1tof of tho hospital which Mr r Vanderbilt ha halong has hnttlong haslong long deslral to found Tho building bl ldln will willbo willho 1 bo completed In March arnh and IIu will bo opened openedby openor openorby openedby by thoVamlerhllls tho Vanderhllt on their return from a aMediterranean 1 1Icdlterrancln aMediterranean Mediterranean cruise cruso I ENGLANDS GODLESS SUNDAY SUNDAYSOCIETYS SUNDAYOlTJIIi SUNDAYISUhJ1iS SOCIETYS PLEASURE ItE tsrnn SEEK1O SEEK1OA 1110IlWUSHi A ROUSES I VRGIIMKN t1lUnOIllIJNCru 11 VRGIIMKNtrutndo UflIIi1ErCrusatlm trutndo Cru tt1n IlnmiMl to Stir Up JI the Nation Nntloni1niMplniec NlltlonlConollrlltetlrl NationCnnsclrimteII 1niMplniec Conollrlltetlrl 1len ra Slado Itd for Worhrrs WorhrrsHim Vori orltrs orltrs1b erg ergWhim Him 1b Have to Hmo foIer the Wealthy Clan ClanNevrn ClallHenl1 ClassHCYCII Nevrn I 1531 i n ttrcU WrekrClhJhhopl Arnhblihopi Aid AidSytetal Ak3auz lel lelfcla Sytetal fcla Cable ra l Dispatch to THE SCK SCKIJONI Sdx1Mxo IJONI 10110 ON Ieb h II IIlnder Under the auspices of ofthe oftho oftime the ArchbUhops of Canterbury and York n nmajority IIIII11jorl1 antmtjonlty majority of time Bishops and a number of ofother ofotJler ofother other dignitaries of tho Episcopal Church Churchthem Churohthem Churchthere them will ROOD be started a Ii crusade cml lulo against againstICnglands ngnln againstEnglands t tEnglandR ICnglands Uodloiw li Sunday Tho move movement IDOVoment movemnent ment has been Initiated by LIoutCol LIoutColKir Sir Hobort Ivlngscote a 1 high official of the theKings thoIUng thelUngs Kings IUng household who has obtained tho thocooperation thocooporntlon thecooperaUon cooperation of tho lenders of the Estnb EstnbItahed Eslablimbed limbed UHhl Church and many clerical and lay laycnthuotautH layenthuuiasts cnthuotautH In tho fight against tho secu secularization IICIIlarlzuJoll secularlzaUomi larization of tho Habbntli which undoubt undoubtedly undoubtedly edly IB It now more widely condoned and tindevftndefondwl tUl andevandetonded evftndefondwl than at any tlmoslnco tlmo since publlo publloopinion pUblioopinion publloopinion opinion In n England was wa first ordered by byevangelical byo1nrol1rnl byotMgolleal evangelical inllucnces inllucncesIt It IK not BO long ago that roHpocUblo roHpocUblojwoplo rttlpoclablepoo1lo reapoctableh00Illo jwoplo severely 1IOClel ntigmatlzed d one of their theircla8 theirelM theirclass elM who defied tho Sabbath conventions conventionsbased conentlonllbnsed conventionsbased based on tho Decalogue This Th IB no longer longertho longtlrtho longerthu tho case Even dwellers In small country countrytowns countrytown countrytowns towns II where attendance at ut II leant ono onoRervlco onon1co oneservice service n1co every tlOI Sunday and a reasonable reasonablectPUco r reasonableeXcuse nnblo nnblocrroupo eXcuse for absence I1b enco from tho others was wasnecessary wnsneClSSIlr wasncetssary necessary neClSSIlr n row ow years CIUII ngo In order to toavoid tonvolel torirolml avoid social ostracism toko tho most mostlenient mostlonlent mostlenient lenient view IO of n tiian or woman who goes goesoa goeson oa excursIons or bicycle rides I dCl or tnhe tnhepart tniespart part in golf games Irun on tho Sabbath SabbathIt I It Is I for this reason that tho present cam campatgn camiga r patgn 1gn iga hns beon launched It i is nominally nominallydirected nominallyiltrecteci I directed mainly at tho smart set of society societypeople societypeople Ioc1et I people p ople who although n lhouJh they tho hare tho whole wholeweik wholecetk holo holoto weik to amiifco tliimsehos Increase Increnlo so sotheir IO IOtheir sotimeir their accusers say la their iimuetnenU nmu omelt on onSunday onSmirmday I ISlnd1 Sunday Slnd1 They nish Ish out of London to tho thoeiNuldc theeemisimlm I IfelII eiNuldc felII or on 01 the river lhcr or Indulge Indujo in nuto nutoinoblllnR allloIlohln autonmohiling inoblllnR Ilohln and other unmsoiniiits IImISCIInl idl IIJ day dnyand dlY dayanti i iar1 and ar1 hurry hack In n tho evening to tine Ilno at atfashionnblo 01fasimionalilo fashionnblo hotels bote or restaurants restnurnts attend attendooncertw atend atend10ncert attendconcerts I concerts 10ncert und card parties parllot or entertain entertainguests entertin entertinIOt entertaingimosts their theirHOrvanta theirservamits guests IOt nnd thus selfishly prevent I IbnII HOrvanta bnII railway rlway men waiters waiers nnd other otherworkers otherworllenl otherworkers workers of this tiL class CIH from rom enjoying a day dayof dayof dayof of rest restU ntI restU U I muxt ml t be wild that llot no complaint complnit Is lirard lirardfrom lirAId lirAIdtwm hmemirdfromn tho thooffender thoorcndo timeoflentieN from those who minister to the wants want of offender as all nl of thorn benefit thereby therebyin therby therbyI in orcndo n I llCUnhll pecuniiiry way a and an most of them Ibor ob obtain obtain obtmmln tain leisure oisuro on other days daysThi dat daysl Thi Th l i14 attitude ntludo of the cniKidem l11 1 varies varieswidely varieslcIiIl Rrlel I widely wlellI Somo Sul of hem Ihll conduct COIII1 their do dontiuciation doItllallon donmmneiation ntiuciation Itllallon to people of the lolstint IplurH class cia for forcompelling foroomnpeilirmg compelling orptlnJ othors 1lW ttmors to work worr for their benefit benefitnnd bermefititiui nnd xupport time movement 10IE1t us 18 a purely purelyoooiiomia pureltolorlo purelyeontmomnki 11e Others tithe their stand rUndon oooiiomia tolorlo one OIC Ilie rlnd rlndon on tho Fourth Commandment ClIlmnlcment sayIng fnylnR thoy thoyd thoydpilro d dlre lro to crush oMI h tho indulgence iltlllleo of all al classes cloAseoof classesIf of If the th people in amusement amuSlrnt on tho Lords LordiiHay lrd Lordsflay z Hay 11 which they Ihe would restore tOI to t to the Purl Puritan Purltln PurltAn tan tln ideal of the govcntcpnth oeltellth centur cltUT cemmtury Time h u 0 u akf aIui QInmpauj QInmpaujJT nmptiUY nmptiUYvrpP vrpP JT f4wqy F u 334 IP 345h 3th Slrccl SlrcclA Sr SioiA t tA A Sale of Muslin Musl Undergarments UndergarmentsManufacturers UndergarmentsJl Jl Manufacturers Dhf t r rf S Sample mipc mipcWith mp g Garments GarmentsWith rm m mWih With Wih these garments arments did the man who made them t n demonstrate the thesuperiority thesuperioriy thesuperiority superiority superioriy of his product productthat thnt they served him as samples makes makesthe mlkes mlkesthe makesthe the extraordinary price prcc concessions possible The collection colecton In Includes Incudes Inclucks clucks cudes gowns owns chemises skirts sltrts drawers and corset covers of fine finenainsook fne fnenainsook finenolmisook nainsook and cambric elaborately trimmed trmmed with wih rich laces Iaces insertion insertionembroidery Insulon Insulonembroidery insertioncrnbroidcry embroidery and wash rlbbns They are offered ofered at atPriPfi atPri atigq PriPfi Pri igq onccssions sm ctPn gn of i QncFgurih Q fprh Jo ic QnpThjrd QnpThjrdGowns QI QgIhJcIGowns Thr ThrGowns Gowns 98c 5139 5139 139 5169 169 SJ98 198 S239 to 5595 5595Chemise 5595Chemise 595Chcmisc Chemise 79c 79 9 98c 5139 139 SJ69 169 169 5198 198 198 to 5395 5395Skirts 5395Skirts 5395Skirts Skirts 98c 5J69 169 5J98 J98 269 350 to 51450 51450Drawers 1450 1450Drwers 1450Drawcrs Drawers Drwers 98c SJ39 5139 5169 5169 169 5198 5198 5269 to 5350 5350Covers 5350Cocrs 350 350Covcrs Covers 98c 5J39 139 SJ69 169 5J98 5198 198 5239 to 5298 5298A 5298S 293 293A A S Spje l of f N Nc Ncgiiee glg lj ee g Garrnents GarrnentsJxfini Gj4cn rmD Jxfini KifflSHSSr limsmp of figured fg red cotton crepe with wih satin soln border or orof orof orof of fleeced feeced daisy cloth coth In dainty figured fgured designs with wih ribbon ribbonborder rbbon rbbonborder ribbonborder border Special at 5J69 5J69LPPS J69 J69sm io9 io9Long Long sm KifflPflos of albatross in various vrous colors trimmed trmmed with withself withsel withscif self sel or fancy ribbons Special Specal at 5495 5495A 5 495 495A 95 95A A Sale of Decorative Linens LinensOne One of the foreign manufacturers determined delermlne that the fame me which he hehas hehas hehas has earned eared abroad should bear be fruit in the States sent his represen representative representative representotive tative to this side with an exhaustive exhaustve collection colection of his finest lnest pieces piecesAfter piecesAter piecesAfter After they had had served their purpose as samples they came to us nt ntmaterial ntmaterial atmaterial material price concessions The series Includes Incudes banquet and tea teacloths teacloths teacloths cloths centre pieces scarfs scnrs and nd doylies doyles of handmade Cluny Re Renaissance Renaissance Rcnaissance naissance Italian ialan Filet Fiet Japanese nnd Mexican drawn work Filet FiletAntique FiletAntique FiletAntique Antique embroidered and Tcneriffe work all ni of which arc of the thevery thevery thevery very highest hijhest character They arc offered as follows followsCentre folows folowsCentre followsCentre Centre Pieces PjccesRcgulntly PiecesRe PiecesReiulncly Rcgulntly Re ulnty 275 300 30 375 500 00 900 1000 1150 1150Special 150 150SpeCal U50Specialat Special SpeCal Specialat at 5J755J98 5J75 5198 J98 5275 275 5350 350 5475 475 5595 595 5835 5835Luncheon 835 8351Hnfh 335and 1Hnfh Luncheon 9n and ng Banquet J anc1ue D tC Cloths ClothsRegularly I9hRegulary I9h lothsRciularly Regularly Regulary 1500 1950 2500 3750 5000 5000Special 5000Speclt O00 O00Special Special Speclt nt 5J075 5J375 1375 51795 J795 S2150 2150 53750 53750Scarfs 53750Scarfs 3750Sf Sf SfRcJulnrly Scarfs ScarfsRegularly ScarfsRegularly Regularly RcJulnrly 400 550 1450 1550 1850 3000 3000Specialat 3000Specillat 3000Specialat Specialat S250 250 5400 400 10 5875 875 5975 975 5JJ50 SJ5 li5O 51975 51975Table SJ975Table 1975Table Table Linens LinensTabl Tabl Qfilb3 ISh of linen lnen full ful bleached heavy weight wc ht open borders borderstwo horderstwo borderstwo two yards wide by 2 2j 2 and three yards long longValue Ions longValue Value 2 At SJ60 J60 Value 250 At 2 Value 3 At 5240 5240Nppkin 240 240NfiEkiOS 24 N NfiEkiOS mkn of linen lnen full ful bleached which represent the incomplete incompletestyles incompletestyles incompletestyles styles that our stock affords affordsBreakfast afiordsBreakfast affordsBreakfast Breakfast size Value 225 per doz At 5165 5165Dinner 5165Dinner 165 165Dinner Dinner size Value 250 per doz At 5J93 5J93biasa SJ93hlnsn 193 193L1lncn biasa Huk Hlk Tpwcls TpWI hemstitched hemstiched damask border heavy wei weisizes walziacz sizes 21x40 2i x40 value 350 per doz At AtFramed AtFramed weish weishies 27 27Framed Framed Pictures PicturesFormerly PicturesFormery PicturesFormerly Formerly Formery 375 to 1200 I20J at 275 275There 275There 275There There arc etchings and steel stec engravings enjrvinjs handcolored studies and andpastels nndpastes aridpastels pastels pastes sporting subjects in water colors exclusive carbons from fromGoupll fromGoupil rom romGoupi Goupll Goupi and Braun Brun and handcolored photographs The subjects arc arcvaried nrevarIedlandscapes arcvaricdlandscapcs varied varIedlandscapes landscapes classical studies figures f ures ideal heads nnimal nnimalstudies nnimalstudies rinimalstudios studies nnd copies of famous paintings paintinjs They arc framed in golden goldenand solden soldennnd goldenand and Flemish shapes The sizes vary varyCrom from small smal medallions medalions 12x16 12x16to to large IBr e etchings ethin s 26x36 The greater reater part pat partof of the thepictures pictures were 750 750o o 1 few C w were 375 7 and many mQIY cf f them were 1200 1200c l c Jn6faece cn g c Best Lowell Lowel Body Brussels BrusselsServiceable Brsses m mServiceable Ii IiSericeable Serviceable Sericeable Bedroom Dedoom Carpets Ctpets in beautiful beautiu Color Effect EffectOrmonde Elet EffectOrniondc i W WII II IIOrmonde Ormonde Brussels BrusselsA Brusses BrussesA A new n w high grade gade in extremely eey desirable deirable patterns paterns and colors colorsWilton colorsvVilton colorsViJton Wilton and Brussels Domestic Domestc Rugs RugsLargo RugsTArgo I IIe Largo Ie Variety Vaet Varfetyoav II IIJ9t oav J9t t mission rallon will wi bo b begun ogn by a simultaneous almuitaneult almuitaneultlempt at attempt attempt tempt of tho thovlehope Bishops Dihop and ad clergy olurg to awakiu awakiuEngland swkemmEnglands England Eglan A consdoacw const by b adM sddx1 dorwM from fromthn frof fromtint tint thl pulpit pulpitIt pulpitJhl It Jhl in estimated estmtd that 100000 100 puoptt hV hVattended h haventteded attended atended the TorreyAloxander ToryAoxnder mission 01 at atAllwrt a aolhert atAilment Ailment olhert Hall IlIl since tinc the opening tpenlngis Pr1 last IfHt Satur SaturIlut Snturdy Saturday day Hut Butl although th thtpenlng this is Is Ir Indlotl1 indicative of ofthe ofIndoubt ofundoubte nlthoulh dy Indoubt undoubte I Interest It cnot cannot b bit MId tht thtthe that thatthe the meetings me6In hMo awakened Iwukonod keen llon en enthusiasm enthsLlam entlnmstasni thusiasm thsLlam There use been bon sympathy srnpll1 ot ottontlon nttonton sittontlon tontlon und Ind earnestness eurnlstcel there have 111 boon booncon 6eonconverts oen oenconrtll con tonton converts ert8 and confessions confellont but none non of the thaburning thoburnIng theburning burning quickening quickenig passion pulon which denotes enles that revivalism r lijm has b been n nao aowptud ied m M this full tetUKi 101 of the thl word wordr I IDr Dr r Tomy Tmy despite dOAplt hU Hodutnoo IDlu ond ondearncktacsf abc abccarnuithess i I earncktacsf etutel do dCa dec not not Mum to kindle kidle n a artiponilva I arsspommslrs rtiponilva IPllllv8 fUme lro In thu th t he hearts hllrA of hU hil hearers he hearersDr re1 Dr Aloxandora Aoxantolf singing of thu thl Molui klol morpH morpHthe ihoresthe the audiences ludlmOs far fil lnfnl moro 101 deeply d pl but th time timehymns hymns h with liththo tho ejcoeptlon or orthn the Wor llory llorysong ilorysong J song frfNmi n to leave thn thl audiences Iltlent1 un unmoved tin tinmottd mm mmmoved It Inl moved moved Many condemn condeml th Ihf lbs tune Itnci tInes trc trctjwir Sr Srth frctheir tjwir th their lr Jingle and nut llY say iy thny at al are too t n nug 8 sugges suggestire t t tire tlr of time 11 tousle 11110 J ball I NuvnrtheleM tvnriheies hJ tfi tip tipis r I 1 is no present pnlnt sign Hlgl of a lcKenlti lenltl lessening of the th fr At Attendance attondazmco l tendance at It time meetings rrtOJ I r o 1akn ak Qnmauy 1tumpautg 1tumpautgriiciciy ii iicuuhy cuuhy riiciciy y 33H 33c ts IQ 34th 34thEntrance Slct Entrance from rom the iL L Station Staton Into Our Store StoreAn t I i iAn An enclosed passageway pasaJeway leads directly dlrectv to our second floor I or from fromthe fromthe fromthe the Thirtythird street downtown station staton The uptown station stationconnects stlon stlonconnects stationconnects connects by an enclosed encosed bridge brldle You may now visit vl1 or leave our ourshop ourshop ourshop shop without wihout descending to the street streetNew m mNew I INew New Suits Coats for Women WomenDiscretion WomenDiscretion WomenDiscretion Suts Discretion bas tempered our zeal to provide the new things thlnis for forSpring or t Spring SprlnJ Our only concern con ern Is with the authentic models modelsthe the dis distinctive distinctlve I tinctive tlnctlvl garments sarments which owe their being bdnl to the recognlrcd master masterdesigners muterdeshners ma5terdeafncrs designers both In this country countr and abroad If I that Influence Infuonce your yourselections yourIclectionsyou yourselections selections Iclectionsyou you can well wel nffori afora to pay our department a visit viit Our Ourcollection Ourcolecton 1 1collection collection colecton is about as complete compl te as you ou can find Cnd the whole town townover townover j jOver over including includingSails includlnS 1 1fihtli S Sails fihtli ll of Shepherd plaid In brown and white whi green sreen and andwhite nndwhltc andwhite white blue and white whie or black and white whie Two dis distinctive dIstnctive dEstinctive tinctive tnctive models modelsCttlRKflX modes modesln modelscutrix CttlRKflX ln ru model with wih vest 26 6 inches long IOD and the thenew thene tImenewfull new ne newfull w full ful umbrella umbrela skirt At 53250 53250StCD 53250JIciD 3250 3250tpn StCD tpn model mode with wih roll rol collar colar and cuffs curs of satin and andthe ondthe andthe At 3450 3450Shirl 3450htrt the Paquin skirt skir 345 Shirl hlr htrt 5fllat 111 Sujja SP11 uj of plain Panama or fancy nCr mixed mixd fabrics fabricswaist fbrlcs fbrlcswaist fabricswaist waist and skirt with wih box or side plaits plaitscollnr collar colar and scarf sClrf of ofplaid nfploid ofplaid plaid silk sik I IAt At 2150 2J5 2250 and 2450 52450BSX 2450JgS 1 1m BSX m Cp9 t of tan covert cloth in three new nnd dlstlnc dlstlnctlvB dlstlnctlv distinctiva tlvB tlv Spring Sprnt models model thoroughly thorouihly well weltaiorcd weltaiorcdAt tailored tailoredAt At 2150 2250 and 2450 2450Special 245 245p 2450pcsii Special p t for f9f M9Dg Monday MondayTailsrrafifls y Igiprr Tailsrrafifls SHilS SMUl of velvet vevet broadcloth broadcoth or cheviot chevot In n ndiversified ndIversifed adiversified diversified dIversifed series seres of models modts and materials mateIals including incudln long longand lonl i iand and short coat effects effectsFormerly efects efectsFormery effectsFormerly Formerly Formery 39 to 59 At 2750 2750Rfiin 2750RRln 2750Rln j Rfiin Cfffils 9R of excellent excelent rain proofed cloth coth in tan tanolive tanolive i iole olive ole or oxford in new doublebreasted collarless collarlessbelted colHless colHlessbeted collarlessbelted belted beted and Ild tuxedo models modes sizes for women misses and andsmall nndsmal andsmall small smal women womenValue womenValue womenValue Value 1850 20 and 2150 At J250 J250RpJQ 1250RRin 250Jpir RpJQ QfiSlS pgt of superior superor rainproofed riin proofed cloth coth in tan tanoxford tanl tanloxord tenoxford oxford oxord or olive olve plaid or plnin weaves wctyes various varous styles stylesValue stylesValue stylesValue Value 2450 At 1500 1500Pcdsstrjennc t500p f fJqcliricnnc Pcdsstrjennc p ri nn SKidS Sklr kiri of cheviot broadcloth broadcoth or Panama Panamacloth Panma Panmacoth Panamacloth cloth coth in black blue brown or green In new and anddistinctive anddistinctive anddistinctive distinctive models SESClfll at 790 790Furs 190Furs 790Furs Furs and Fur Garments GarmentsAt Garents GarentsjYl L 4 a aOur At t jYl Materially Hfi ciiIy y RsdHccd Rg ed g Ji Prices PricesOur j jPersian Our entire collection Is Involved It affords coats of Broadtail BroadtailPersian BroadttailPcrsian Persian Lamb Sealskin and Ermine together with scarfs cars and nndmuffs andmufs f fmuffs muffs mufs of Ermine Chinchilla ChinchIla Broadtail BrOdtail Hudson Bay and ad Russian RussianSable RussianSable 2 2Sable Sable Mink and kindred kindf J high grade iind furs urs all 1 of which have have baen baensubjected hlen hlenbld hcnsubjected subjected to 0 material matoial price p reductions reductionsUnmade duloa J r t tUnmade I Ipr Unmade Robes RobesAt 1L 1LM I II I Qe t tExquisite At Pnccs c Reduced R OneFourth to q OneThirdExquisite Q OneThird n pr I J JExquisie Exquisite Exquisie robes every everyone one of which we ourselves selected scccted abroad abroadThe abroad ebroedThe The collection colecton is i diversified affording afordIng robes of llcrre erre In one two twoand twolnd tworind t and lnd three flounce founce models model of voile and chantilly chtntly in white whie tan or orcream orcream orcream cream nppliqued npplqued with real French crochet lace spangled span Ied robes robe in inblack Inblack i iblac black blac white whie or black and steel and white silk sik mull mul robes with withreal wih withreal l lreal real lace applique npplqu We present preent an In abridged abrdged list st of the prices pricesThey pricesThey r rThey They demonstrate the values vilucs throughout throu hout the entire entre collection collectionwhich colecton colectonwhIch collectionwhich A which includes Incudes quite a 1 number of robes rob s at intermediate prices pricesFormerly pricuFormery pricesFormerly Formerly Formery 1350 to 1700 At J JOO 1100Formerly JOOFormerly 100Formerly Formerly 3200 to 3700 At 2000 2000Formerly 2000Formery 2000Formerly Formerly Formery 4400 400 At 3000 3000Formerly 3000Formerly L LFormery Formerly Formery 7000 and 8000 At 5000 5000Formerly 500 j jFormery I IFormerly Formerly Formery 9000 At 6000 6000The 6000The 6000The The New Waists Wasts for Women WomenWe We Invite invie your interest to our collection co1ecton of Spring and Summer SummerWaists SummerWalts SummerWsi1st Waists Walts in entirely entirey new and distinctive models They are of oftaffeta oCtafetal oftaffeta taffeta tafetal mcssallnc messanc chiffon and Japanese silks siks together tolether with wih the thesheer Ihesheer thesheer sheer washable materials mote rals elaborately eaboratey trimmed trmmed with fine laces lace and andhand andband andhand hand work sp Specjal Speciajfgfrcy Speciajfgfrcyiill for f9f M9Dg Monday MondayWnisJg Y WnisJg xpIt iill of white whie Japanese apinese silk sik with Ith fine fne tucking tuck in I and andelaborately andeaboratey andelaborately elaborately eaboratey embroidered ia floral forl designs designsValue dulgnsV designsValue Value V clue 450 Special Specal at 298 298Wpjsjs 298pI 298Wilt Wilt pI IJ of white Japanese silk sik with fine tucking tuckins and Ind lace laceinsertion laceinsertion laceinsertion insertion in new yoke ok effect eCcct front and collar conr trimmed trimmedwith trmmed trmmedwitb trimmedwith with lace laceValue laceValue laceValue Value 400 Special at 250 250Wnjsls 250pII 250Wqis Wnjsls Wqis pII of sheer white lawn in a diversity diverity of styles fancy fancyfront fancyfront fancyfront front with wih fine Cne tucking tuckln lace or embroidery embroideryValue cmbroid embroideryValue r rValue Value 150 At 98c 98

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J 1 1r l T V r h L L1ff V r 7 1ff 1ffI V I 4 THE SUN S1T tTN SUNDAYrPEBRUAftY 12 t 2 1905 SWAYNE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL TRIALSIATK TRIALI TRIALV I V SIATK SE tTI iMiriiirt CROWDED CROWDEDWITH WITH 11 1711 fillTlATOHS fillTlATOHSlVllnr sPIrrIIOllV i1I lllS lllSj lllSt V j 1 lVllnr Ilnfe e nxamlnrd rIiIflNI in H Jo4hlw m v Thai tiirtgfl tiirtgflCiuajnn 1tU1fI t I Ciuajnn 111111 Had Ialse 1 IMa CtTtlMrd Ids Idsixi His1rnM IUsVhIfr ixi 1rnM pn M Vhlle Holding II II IIlIn 0 Court otirt In Tcxat Tcxattime Trisfi time 111 e lll lib ll HoMiSriiii a law ndausrr ndausrrWABHIXOTOV 111111 srI srIWARIIINOTO errI I WABHIXOTOV K Fe Feh l II A blK crowd crowdmoHtly crowdmOritl CTOWImostly mostly mOritl women wnitd pnlntly in the SIn Syndic SInotl1 Snat dic at corridors today lodn from 1220 until lIotllI 2 2oclock 2oclock I oclock while Hie th HMt wai in oxawitlvn oxawitlvnM O Olllh OlllhI I I IMAlOfl M wlon Tha T 1 irnvmohrmtit If2t trial of Judsi JudsiOmrlcn Jutllthllr Jud JudChnrleh Omrlcn hllr Swnyne called for 2 oclock wa watliH WathH IH IHtht tliH attraction At l 1 Ii 51 i tin th daon w wn wrpCflel ri riopened opened and thaw tho waiting crowded erowd d up tha thamnrblo th thI thamnrlIo I mnrblo Htairway and tumbled Into ths th re reserved Nrod ri riMrOI 1 served rod nnd public KallerloH Hy 2 oclock oclockthn oclockI oclooklhc till hontrt fo lIt4 wer all III talcon and lat lute comers comersiogd comrntJtl eomrnV eomrnsloud V iogd Jtl Razing longingly through the th gins glns1door ginsdoors lu81 door doorMr doorsMr Mr Ilatt Inll of Connecticut oon cticut took tho chair chairtho chlLlrtho chzirtho I tho proclamation commanding ullonco wan wanmade wnllmllde wasI I made tho ho Housn mnnngorn appeared and andthe IIndIhA andtim the jourrtnl wa waA mid Judge Juri Swayno and andbin IlndhIli andhis bin counsol 0011 nlofJ I entered tim th chamber chamberTho chnmlfrnil chnmbrTild Tho nil Chair prewntcl tnlrgrnma Irnm from fromJoseph rromIolI from1oph Joseph IolI ph H Durkeo Iiark of Jarlotonvllle Fin Klan FlaIInri Finand n and d Mrs Irll Louis P 1 Pnqut of Xow 11 Orleans Orleansrelative Orlcnnrentho Orkanrintivo relative to the th nbppna Issued t urd for the theappearance IhoIIppcMlln1 theV V V appearance of Durkm and Pa Pnquet i et Dur Durkefl DurkM Durip kefl ip reported that ho would como if allowed allowedin in n attendant A HUbpuma wn ni issued 18 ud for forhe rorhp fori i he ta atlnndnnt nnd Durket was wa directed to toomfl toom toom omfl om to Wnhlntton Wn hlnltoll Mr Mrs Ir Inquet for forviirded or oryarded yarded a physician ph lcillll certillcjito to tho effect effecthut etfcthilt effectI I V hut Pacpiet lIqtWl wiw nick and unable to leave leavehis leavehis his hl room roomManager roomllInnpor roomianagor Manager Palmer nuked that thntll II S Llddon Llddonof I of f Pcnwicoln 1n lICOllt counsel for or the th protestntild protestntildagalnil proteslantd1IlIlnt rotestant 0 agalnil Swnyne SWIIn Iw t J permitted to enter the theSonato thonato theh h Sonato nato Chamber and iwsbtt 1Li i t tho manager managerThis mannglJrlllhi riiaxiagwii ii This lhi permission porllli ion was grunted gruntedA gruntedrlopOllilioll cJ A di rlopOllilioll Oftition of AIr Irri Annie K I HUMell HUMellof I of Tyler Tex was wn admitted It wos to tohe toIho 4 tlC he effect that Judge Hwnyno stayed nt nther lithrr 1 her house from Jan 12 to Feb 10 1603 at atTyler atTyler atI I Tyler Tex and paid SI Si2 J5 5 a day for his hisboard hi hibonrd hisC C board and lodging Her hou hono o was a block blockfrom blockfrom I from tho he Court llouso 1I01lI l and Judgn Hwnyno Hwnynoalways HwaynonlwlIs Mwnynoalways always walked This testimony 1C8t1mon was of ofV j jfercd I Iflred V feted to prove that Judge Swayno had hadfalsely hadfldslly hadfalsely falsely certified his expenses when he hecharged hechurgerl 4 charged JIO 10 n day dayThere dayThoro dayThorn There being no further witnesses wltneI eII present presentlo lo testify te6t1f on tho ho fir first t three articleManager articleManagerPTklns articles Manager ManagerIrk1ns Innagerrkln PTklns rkln took charge of tho examination of witnesses on tho he question of Judf JudfSwnyned Judge JudFOi JudgeSwaynea i Swnyned iwn 11011 residence within his district Ir IrHnriila In InI inlnrkizt I Hnriila HnriilaA lnrkiztAV I A AV H DAllwibort tax In cojloctor of Tt Ttambn YeJ Feamlda J ambn county count of which Fensiicola Is tin tinounty thorOIUII theIowlty ounty rOIUII Bent testified that no tnx ax was a all allili asS asSV v vessed V ili essed o od against or collected from Charles Charlesw Chllrleawllyno Charleswayno w wllyno yre between 1MII wid 1002 Tho first firstax firstax j ax collected from Swayno was on April IrlI 2 2r 2I 1 r I 002 on twenty vacant lots lot II in Pensucola Pensucolarhe Ienlleolulhe Pensacolahis his property was IIH assessed a6 M l1 against n a1nst Benja Benjamin Benjamln renJamm min mm Hilton of East En t Orange S J 1 tnt the theiwceAtncnt Ih IhIeNlOcnt theiuiesarnent iwceAtncnt wan mndo tho lii next yp jmrlll1lllnsl jmrlll1lllnslI r against againstli li I C Swayno The witness lP tl testified ttfle UfJf1 l that i ino Il Ilno uno no time between HOO and 1003 um 1111 Judge JudgoSwajTiopAtitlcd Jud JudSWIITIC JudgeSwnyiw SWIITIC SwajTiopAtitlcd pnttrld to voloin moIJlItelllllla vot o In Encaml U county count countOn On cniHSnxamhiation the witnogs Vhtiioe testi testified 1111i tostifled i fled that L l C Swnyne wan WII Lyrlia IyrlillSwnTII C CSwa C CSwayne Swa SwnTII ne supposed to ho o Mrs II Charles CharlesSwayno ChnrlllIHlVnTIo TharIesSwayne Swayno Taxes 1UXf had bo 1 1wn n regularly pajd pajdby aid lUdhy aidby by Judge Swarao on this property Other Otherproperty Othprpropprt thur thurproperty property a L house nnd lot was ajwesned ajwesnedagainst assesedagainst lllttedRltlllnllt against Mrs Irn Swayno for tho first time In 1901 1901LI LI 1901In In response re ponc to n question Juf tlon by Senator SenatorCnlborson SlIItorClIlbothon Senatorj j Cnlborson tie witness wHnr said that Judge JudgeSwayno JlldleSIIITI0 JudgeM M Swayno had not voted In Escnmbia county count countmlltor countyPil Pil Senator mlltor Hopkins submitted the question questionCannot qucnlCnCannot questkn1Di 1Di Cannot a man be a resident of tho county countywithout oountrwlthollt countyicj icj without bein bt belugn ln n taxpayer nlnxpaerllnlUlgfJr taxpayerManner 4 Manner Palmer objected to this ques question qili qilii 11101 11101lion i lion on in being IIII ti question of law anil not of offact offnct offact fact Under tho rule we WI understand 1IIlle tlnrl wo wocan wecan l lrnn can object to a quaxtion even if asked I1 ked by a aSenator uSelltor aI I Senator SenatorTlie Selltor111l V Vi1 i1 The presiding plf lrII1t ofllcer suggested that tho thoqijwtlos tho1utlo theqUt10A qijwtlos was Improper as fL being a question questionof of law lawBenator IllwJllntor LawSenator Senator Jllntor Lodge asked n kfrI If it was to Ill e the thenilo thonlln therule rule that the manager IIInl I or respondent respondentcould IOcpondentcould ropondentcould could object ohjl to questions propounded propoundedby i by Senators noting as a juil judgcV4 judgcV4Thi tM tMTho I Ii i Tho Thi presiding p ldin ofllcor replied that ho howould hewould hoW0Uh would not attempt to make n sweeping sweepingor I or Irreversible ruling on hut question questionManager questionManager lu6tlonI I Manager llInner Palmer withdrew his hi objection objectionand ohjectlonnnd and the witness wltll I replied in the iitllnuutivo iitllnuutivoWas ntllrmatioI I Was Judge Swnyno to your knowledge knowledgea I a 1 resident reo ld1I1 of l Eunlllbi cainbla l county Couilt during the theyears thoJ theears J years ears IPOOtolOOS IPOOtolOOSObjection 1000 to 10031 10031Objection 1903 1903Objection Objection was wn made by Mr Ir H 1II111 In clan to tothis toI totitle I this quetiun Juc tion but the witms n was directed directedto direc d dto to answer answerTo IIn answerTo er I To my III knowledge ho was IUI not he re relied toIted I lied Manager Palmer cited a ptwvvlent in tho thoimpeachment thoIm thoimpcaehiinnt impeachment Im chmnt cnj ease ruo o of President Johnson JohnsonIn In which Chief Justice Chase ruled that thatlht thatlhtUou the thuUouso theHouse House Uou o managers had n right to object to toqufstloas 10qUflo toquestions questions luked by Senators SenatorsWilliam SenatornWllllalll SenatorsVI1llam William 11 Xorthuj postmostpr OtfflflSICC nt ntPen 111Penmcola atPensacola Pen Penmcola ncoln testified i that Judge Jull Swayno Swaynoboiinlcxl SwuyneI Swayno1Oftaid boiinlcxl ut his house while hltt holding ho hn g court courtnt courtII I It nt II t Pensncobi bcforu 1S98 Ho usually ar arrived n arii 1 1rinll I ii rived tho night before court opened and andloft andI 1 I loft iws a soon I oon as 11 thi hi court adjourned Ho Hopaid lieI I IJ J paid only olll for the tltnn 11111 tim ho ocruiifxl a room roomnnd roomnnd mornI I nnd loft no personal ffTects then1 lhel In 1802 1802or 1902or I II I or 191 l9 Judge udJe ftwaync wnyne bought n 1 ono story 1 IIOUHJ hou In Pcnsjicofn IeesacolnVIinei Wlmer Whn 9 aid Judg JudgDel Judgi i Hwunu gave n1 hll uddroNl M Ouronrourt OuronrourtI Cinyonrourt CinyonrourtI I Del in lb Ibll3 3 or 1S34 when ho left Prnsarola Prnsarolaand I rlwuolL rlwuolLnnd waoiaI I J and in 1000 ho gave his 111 addru address s aw IL i Wil Wilmington WIIil WilI I il I I I mington Inln lon Del Dellieforo DelOfl Dclf f Ofl i14 lieforo crossexamination WHH begun begunBenator bt begunI gun I 1 1 J ll Senator Foralter read an oxtract from tim thnrvcnnl Ihnl timr record if f the Johnson impeachment trial trialshowing trialil trialI il I r l showing howln that Chief lilef Justice Ciman had mlw mlwthat nllt niiod niiodI 1 1I I I that neither tho managers on the part of ofthe ofthe t the House IIr o nor thi t1 rounsnl could object objectto I to questions submitted by h members of the theSenate IbtSUllte theSotmte Senate but could cILvivw lIi fI the ndml ndmlAAlhlllly ndmlAAlhllllyof lbllity lbllityof of evidence oidrn given in answer to such ques questions qu quesIons 6 6IlonH Ions Mr Foraker al Illco o read tho Senate Senaterule SenaloIt Senaterule It rule Inrtlfaug Inrllt hg that written questions sub sultnlttetl subp p t tnlttetl by Soiiutore must mU lI be propounded propoundedto I to wltne IlntOffI whtneses1lii IlntOffI1hll p pThis This 1lii is tho first time Urn I have heard 11 11questioned lLi Uqtiestlonod i questioned that n court could coul I not pro propound rropound propound pound questions to a witneai vitne said Mr Mrrornker MrF Ir IrFomkor rornker FomkorIanalter rornkerManager F ore her herMatiager Manager Palmer said that the managers managersunderstood mana managersV rll i iUndnsloo V understood they tho had tho right to object obiectto ob objectto ect ectto to the competency of answers nnd hail no nodeslru nodeelru noteeIrt9 deslru to object to any question being beingpropoundod beingpropounded I propounded by Senators SenatorsHonry SenatorsHenry mntolll i Henry Honl K I Graham clerk of tho Encambla EncamblaHotel FAcamhlaI Escamhlahotel I Hotel Pcnwioolu proilucod the registers registersof regl tora toraof of that cnravnnsnry He showed nn entry entryunderdnto cntryndordllto entryunder underdnto under date of f May llIv IS 2SJro 189S Charles Swnyne SwnyneSt wane waneSt St Augustine Fla Another on Nov iov iovi ov i 11 1803 was Chirln Ch rl Swayn Florida FloridaI I I I Inl n 1690 W and 1000 ItlOOooernl several entries wore Charles CharlesSwayne Cllnrlo3wnynr Charlesbwnyne Swayne city cIty11m I The court managers IJInn e and counsel figured figuredon fI ro1 i on the bills paid by h Judge Swnyno at tbo tboEscombla tboI I t Escombla Hotel it was brought out that thathe tlllItho thatho ho paid 12 2 a day for hill accommodations accommodationsThe The verification of these Important data datawas dlltaall datawas was all tediously long and many man Senators Svnatoradoffed SenatorsdotTed natolll natollldoloo doffed tho judicial ermine to emoke or read readthe rtIlldIho readthe the papers Tho galleries however clung clunglo lo their wvits ntn ett nnd devoured every word worddropping worddroppln worddropping dropping from witnesss w w1tnes lne or counsel regard regnrdtho rePJrdInR regardIng InR the history of Jude Suynes bro at atthe atthe the Kscamhla Hotel HotelCounel HotelCouruel ote oteCoun Counel Coun oel admitted that tho ho signatures signaturesJ on the IIIti register ter were IhC those of Jude 8wnyno SwayneJ I IJ J Emmet Wolf n Pensacola lawyer and andiwayno andt0110l i tnItld States attorney from 1803 to l0u0 1tistestified i itMlillN testified that all told 8wII1I10 iwayno did not re remain tomain i ilIIaln main In Florida more than sixty days in inimy InIIn1 Inil il imy ifl one year yearTho yearJ oor J The court then adjourned until Mondayat Monday I at nt2lM nt2lMi 2 P M MUratli 1 1IIratll i Uratli or IJctit 1VUIIH at t Manila ManilaWASHINGTON tnl1aI I I WASHINGTON Feb n 1Ilon ion Corbln CorblnCommander CorblaCommander CorbinV V j1 Commander of the Department of the thoPhilippines thelhDipplnM t I h Philippines has informed tho War Depart Department Dspurtment ment of tho death at Manila Fob 10 of ofFim ofFlnt ofFiret Fim Lieu Samuel WllHts 1I11ts of pneumonia pneumoniaThe The body will le c shipped to t the United Status on the Feb 15 transport Ueut WHIits wn wna 47 y vsars lIIllII an of f age Ho Hoentered IJIfntcroo lieentered entered the anny ann from miii Ienasylvanla enn ylvnllla after afterro IItcrpninlt aftersrVving ro srVving rving with Volunteers from tint State as aRU a aaptain Captain in in IMS lie was later with the the1wsntY IwentyeieMh 1wsntY 1 iIlLth fiuted States Sill infantry and I on July i isui lJ it 011 u made a Frst Ueutenani Ueutenaniof I of the Iltliipiine ll dlliIl S SrIs oits OXE KFFET OF IIATK tlllL tlllLMr fl1LIr 1lL 1lLr Mr Ir r n nUI1IPrt vmport 8 a atWouhd t It Would 0 u III Moult In InAbnllihlnir tnAbnllshlnlr InsbnhlihIn Abnllihlnir Dirfrrenllalt Iletwrrn Iorls IorlsWAsntNOTOK IortWSIttNOTON lortsWAsTtpntoN WAsntNOTOK Fob II 1ITht The Senate Scna Com Committee Committee Cornrnitteo mittee on Interstate Inten tntft Commerce ommorOf today todayoon todayoontlnu con conlinued 1 tinued tlnu tI to hear Daniel Davenport of Bridge Dridgefwrt Bridgeport I port Ort Coun onn representing the ho owner of ofrailway 01raJjay ofraIisy railway docks Itocl and bonds In opposition to toi tothe i the EachTownsend bill and adjourned adjourneduntil ndjoumedlunUi adjournedrinUl lunUi until Monday Ionrla without considering tho bill billi billin i in executive MsiJon MsiJonMr 1Oe sesrionMr lon lonI Mr Davenport had little opportunity opportunitytoday opportunlltorllI opportunItytoday I today torllI to proceed with his hl argument M Mthn Allth etsthe the th time was taken up In replies to questions questionsTbo quei iuestlonsThe tloni tloniI The constitutional points he hI had presented presentedto I to th committal yesterday especially especiallythat foIpclllIythat especiallythat that under IIn lel the Constitution the Interstate InterstateCommerce Interottntlomrnrrco InterstateCorniiierco Commerce omrnrrco Commission would be compelled compelledto I to abolish uboli h All differentials between ports porteboth portsboth portsboth both Inland and on the aboard ejlcited ejlcitedquestions elicited elicited1lIeriliollll elicitedqhlestloils questions from Senators Foraker Elklns ElklnsKcan ElklnARean ElkinsMean Mean Foster Foe r and Newlands as Ill to the appli applications IppllmllOM app11rations rations of this provision to the rate making makingpower mnkJuRpower makingpower power powerSenator Senator Foraker asked 1 kod him to present presentan pre ent entI1n an example as an Illustration and he said saidthat Midthllt saidthat that on the first 11It compLaint as to tho dif differential difterentlal ferential existing between Chicago nnd nndUoston nndton andiloston Uoston ton and New York on the one hand handand hRndBnd handanti and Chicago and Philadelphia H Baltimore BItlmoroand Baltimoreand ltlmor ltlmorand and Newport News on the other the com commission commi cornmission mission mi lon would 1 be oompollod to t abolUh abolUhtho aboishthe tho differential and fli if It did not the Su Supremo Supromo promo Court would reverse ree any other do decision doeislon docision cision Under the present pl nt law railroads railroadswore rallroadwore railroadwets wore merely limited to prevent undue unduepreference unduoprofcronoo unduepreforonco preference while a 1 Government oommLs oommLslon oomml1Ion oommLslon slon lon could not constitutionally permit any anypreference IJ1Yprorerenoo anypreference preference hownver how or just or unjust unjustSenator unjwtHenRtor unjustSenator Senator Foraker asked If that would wouldnot woulrlnot wouldnot not upset present conditions and benefit benefitHomn benefitsomn benefitsome some port at tho expense of others othersCertainly othenrtnlnly othersCertainly Certainly rtnlnly replied Mr Davenport It Itwould Itwould Itwould would revolutionize Imsincrv and ports portsthat portthut portsthat that are now great and flourishing by b tea reason teason NI NIflon son of differentials would wane and other otherwould othorllwould otherswould would bo 1 0 built up In their places placescoaiiEss plaOO6COYGlrESi placesOXOflJSc coaiiEss lWCfJIW FLOODED FLOODEDfioternmrnt Fl00mmGoummlnt FLOOIEIGoicrament fioternmrnt PrlntlitB omco moo Unable to Keep Keepll I II ll I With Ith the Copy CopyWAfltiiNOTON CopyWAsI1TOToN op opWARnroToN WAfltiiNOTON Feb 11 nThe The Conyrts Conyrtsfiannl ConvnaaMI Congree510flOi fiannl aMI Record by reason of continuous continuoussnoslons contlnuouflf1f continuoussessions sessions flf1f lIloM of one or both houses has at times timesb tlmMhlOn timesbeen b been en forced to u tiSO o the legend To be con continued contlnuld continued tinued but today 10 l1I Is the first fln t time it was wascompelled wnllcompclloo wascompelled compelled to appear in an uncompleted uncompletedform form because the Government printing printingoffice prlnllnlofl1l1 printingofil office ofil was Wa swamped with pure pure reading readingmatter roodln roodlnmaUlr readingmatter matter A A4 It was today a Issue com comprled cornprised j jeditions prled 100 pages which la one of the largest InrItedltlon largesteditions editions ever turned out und fortysix fortysixpages forty fortysixpages lx lxp8KM pages wero omitted and l issued sued as a supple supplement luppleMment supplement ment because the Government printing printingoffice prlntinoflice office was unable within tho time allowed allowedto ailoweto I to put In type tho matter furnished by the portersrhis porters This unusual condition of affairs grows growsout growlIout growout out of Speaker Cannons now plan of ex expediting exredltinlt oxpedIttn pediting the passage of pension bills billsthrough bill billI billsthrough I through the house but Is directly charge chargeablo chargeable chargeabln able to n demand made by Ilepresentntivo IlepresentntivoMaddox lleprelentlllhollnddox RepresentativeMaddox Maddox of Georgia for the printing printinF of the thereport Ihotlport thereport report which accompanied each aoh bill bll Four Fourhundred tourbundtld Fourhundred hundred nnd thirtythree bills bill were ero put putupon putllpon puttipon upon passage pIlSBa O yesterday llIterdav nnd their accom accomtype aecompanyln accompanying panyln rop reports rl 1 rtinted In very eJ limn emnU emnUhpc 1 1tPC type made just ust Ii8 1 pages J8 of the RECord RtcordThe RECordTha Recordthe The first edition contained 190 pages of ofthese ofthlM ofthio these reports and oven with the immense immensefacilities immenoI immensefacilities facilities fa cilltirs of the printing orlnlln office It was not notjrasslble notpo notto I jrasslble po Slhe to put the entire lot into typo tJ C In InllOn it iteeson 1 season llOn for distributing the Record at the theusual tillhur theusual usual hour thin thi morning Incidentally IncidentallyMr Incidfntall IncidfntallIr Mr Ir MnddoxH demand cost the Govern Government Goyemr Goveniment r ment something like J30CO for typesetting typesettingalone tpeflnttlnHnlonr typesettingalone alone not to mention the additional press presswork pre preworlc presswork work nnd the paper used Mr Maddox Maddoxin in ono no of tho most prominent economists in inCongress inCongrcM inCongress Congress CongresslilXXKK CongrcMIJIIW CongressflIXElf lilXXKK AT THE WHITE IIOISK IIOISKPresident IlOlSElrMlrltnt I1OtSIIreshtlent President amI ml Sirs I llnoievcll Entertain Kntertalna a Company onipany of f Young oun Ieoplr IeoplrVAHHINQTON IoopllWAHIIlNOTON Ioople1VAMII1roTo VAHHINQTON Feb 11 ItTIlo Tlio President Presidentand Prceidentand Presidentand and Mrs 1r4 Roosevelt entertained a dinner dinnercompany dinnercompany dinnercompany company of young people this evening eveningincluding eenlnltIncluding ovoningincluding including the First Fln t Secretary of The Nether Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands lands Legation and Baroness VnnTuyll VnnTuyllMr on1uII on1uIIIr Mr Ir and Mrs Ir W Fmlen Kooncvelt Miss MissIloowelt MissItoo4ovolt 111MItooeolt Iloowelt Miss Nott ott Miss 1If Muthlhlo Town Townsend Townellll Townsend send ML Miss IL s Pauline Morton Miss Iinthonno IinthonnoElkins l lnhonnvElkins lthonnoElkin Elkins Mist II Isabel May lnY Miss II iJaldco Cobb CobbMiss Cobb1i1 CobbMisi Miss 1i1 MaoVeash uoYOl h MKs li Carlisle Miss lili Roth Kntherino Inlhtrina Rotherino erino Bryce Miss Mi IiIl4 Maudo Wotmore Keprc Keprcentntlve Hepre4fntntiv Reproentativn entntlve Iongworth Herbert Doting of ofth orIh ofthe th the British Embassy Herr von on Rubldc RubldcZlchy RuhldlZlcll RubideZicliy Zlchy Zlcll Count onnt do Clmmbnm Count Sate SnlnMr SllIaIr SateMr Mr Ir L Leo o Ewart Major McCawloy olcCawle Cnpt CnptButt CllptHutt CaptlIut Butt I Ilout out Fortoscuo and Mr Mr1qVnn Ir Edward EdwardMoloan Idwurd1r1In Moloan MoloanTho 1r1InTho V Tho dinner wan followed by b a musical musicalto mu lcnl lcnlto to which additional giiests wore asked askedJohannes nllktXIJohllnne1 askedTohannos Johannes Miersch 01 lerach violinist formerly of ofBerlin ofBerlin ofBerlin Berlin and Vienna and well known in New NewYork NewYork ow owYork York and Miss fi a Feilding Rosalie contralto contraltoof of Now York furnished the programme programmeassisted progmmmrnslatl progremmeassisted assisted 1 by Mrs MignonUlko Mignon III goon Ulko Lamasuro of ofthis ofthl oflii this thl lii city ell at tho ho piano pianoThe phnoThl pianOThe The British Amlmsndor Amh lor and Lady Du Durand I1nmnd flurend rand entertained nt dinner din nor this hi evening eveningin in honor honorof of Miss Barnes of New York YorksFcoxn YorkiFCOYD YorksFco sFco sFcoxn D TriiAi FORJJEVT MOII MOIIHe MOICV MOICVlie 1101llie lie Wrote rot I a Caustic Clu lIo Letter to the tb President Prcildentfalling PrMlrltntallln Presidentailing falling allln IIIn 11I Superiors Liars IIlnWAR LiarsWnnnnvo Il rs rsWAsniNOTON WAR WAsniNOTON lNnToN Feb 11 HRecontl Second Lieut LieutAllxsrt LloutA11 LioutAlbert Albert A11 ert J Mohn who pome time ago KO wrote wrotea a cnustlo letter to President Roosevelt Rooseveltwhile R Rooseveltwhile ovelt oveltwhile while under the impression Impr lon that he was to IXB IXBdismissed I hodlMmissed e edl dismissed dl lmle l from the service is I on trial by bycourtmartini bt btcourtmurtlnl bycourtmartial courtmartini again a lIln this thl time for dlire dlirespect disrespect Jqr JqrII spect II Ct to his hl superior ofllcers In calling callingthem callingthem tIIIn tIIInthem them liar lla in his letter to the th President Presidentand PftIldentRIIII Presidentanl and for a breach of military 1011141 discipline In Inwriting Inwrilln inwriting writing wrilln to the President at all allMohn allMohn allZdohn Mohn was tried some months ago II O In Insomo Inpomo Insome some way he h gained tim Impression that thata linta a sentence sentenceof of dismissal dLmli ciismissalwaa 31 was 10 be approved approvedalthough apprordnthouh approvrdalthough although this really was wn not the case Hn Hnwroto 110wrfJt liewrote wrote the President saying that he had not nothad notliad nothad had n fair trial and that every eYer ono connected connectedwith connertedwith connectedwith with It had lied UO about him The letter letterwas lotterIIJI letterwas was IIJI turned over to tho War Department Dopartmuntnnd I Iand and investigated Ino tigated with tho now trial as asa I i ia a result resultTIIKY rotlultTI1lr resulLriitr TIIKY irtvr JItTIn iii TI cosuisniis cosuisniisSenator ClJVSrIi11l1iSfnrtor COVSfVLSIIIlSSenator Senator Depew liiroiln IIIlrodjt r i Two Toting TotingtlhhI1tflt5 VounKAspirants onnll onnlltllrnnt Aspirants tllrnnt to thin th Irrsldrnt IrrsldrntWASHINQTON PresidentWAMtIioToJ WASHINQTON WRIU OTO Feb 11 IIS 1 1 Senator nntor Depow Depowcalled DopewClIled Depowcalled called at the White hite house this morning morningto mornln to introduce two young men from his hisStntn hI hIStilt hiState State Stilt StntnThey They want consulships said the Senator Senatorto Bcn tor to a reportor after ho had called on tho thoPresident thoPresident thePresident President It Itlllltll Ixvxts all what a number of ofyounc oCYOlln ofyoung young YOlln men are after conflulshlps ooMulllhl I always alwaystell ulwnYIItell alwaystell tell them there is It no show IIho for Now York Yorkquota Yorkquola Yorks Yorksquota quota Is full and the President has said that thatho thatlio thatho ho wont appoint another man from the thocan IhoStato theState State until ROmebody dIes or resigns Hut HutthellO Hutthese these young fellows always think they theyron theycan can get the President Pro Ident to make nn exception exceptionIn In their favor If they can only meet him himKecreUry hImHtrttar himSecretary Secretary Tart llevmn Iten B Decision ntI lon nf IIii IIiiPr III IIIPrrdl1l liiiPrrdceeuo Pr Prrdl1l Prrdceeuo lecrs or orWASIIIKOTON orWuiIUNOTON r rWAS11r0TO WASIIIKOTON Feb U 118 1ISocreary Secretary crelary Taft Tafthafl TafthM Tafthas has made an importAnt decision regarding regardingthe the lineal rank of Second LloutcnnnU of oftho oftho ofthe tho army who became be nmo ofBoon by com oompetltlvo competlUto cornpetitivo petltlvo examination after ha having ng per performed porfonned Or Orfonnld formed cerrlco as a enlisted men Inci Incidentally Incidenlnlly roddentAlly dentally Secretory Taft rovcrec a decision decisionmade decillonmado decisionmade made by Secretary Root hU predooe predecessor prednoollCrcretary predecessorSecretary or orS S Secretary Hoot held that previous setvice rvloa an anenlisted 4AenlLItcd asenlisted enlisted men could not count on the lineal linnalrank Unalmnk linealrank rank of on In officer Secretary cretary Taft ha bat dn dndiled dO dOclded dodded diled that the ofQonn are entitled to credit creditfor creditCor creditfor for prior nervioa IICnoo and tha he lineal lltn hao haob haveben b 1 ben yn rearranged In accordance with tho thodecision thodecision thedecision decision decisionDelicious decisionDelicious decisionDelicious n Delicious Dishes Dishesmade Dishesmade Dishesmade made from fromGrape fromOrape fromGrape Grape Nuts NutsFood NutsI NutsFood I Food FoodEntries I Entries Puddings Salads Panoikes Panoikesetc etc Pease ad a d Fell F03 your Hauiehod H uehod uehodti ti L LCO CO I MILasLD MILk MILLIONS SHOULD usLg OF KNOW KNOWMany N rEN WOMEN rEN OATARRH DESTROYS FACIAL BEAUTY BEAUTYMany BEAUTYMany I Many Women Would Preseive Feauty and Health If Peruna PerunaWere PerunaWere PerunaWere Were Prmptly Used u MfSS MfSSJARW JARW JARWJCfHLL1 JCfHLL1 JCfHLL1Miss Miss Sarah Schiller 1401 MoEldery Street StreetBaltimore streetDalUmoro1 StreetBaltimore1 Baltimore lid fd vrrltI writelnm write vritetIampoascdtoendor5e tIampoascdtoendor5e I lnm vm pleased to endorse reruns M I took tookIt tookIt tookIt It about boat a year ago and It soon brought relief relieffrom roUrfrom relieffrom from 3 cold on the lungs which threatened to tobo tobo tobe bo serious seriousI BorlousIy eriouejfy I My Iy lungs nero sore and Inflamed I Icoughed IcouJlbed Iccugtieda coughed a couple at hours every night and andI andIlelt I Ilelt felt that something must be done to heal up upmy upmy upmy my lungs and rid me of this cough which dli dliAirbed dlsturbed dishsthcdm Airbed hsthcdm ay rest and was running me down Pernns was suggested by some of o my myfriends myrionds myfrlonde friends and acting actin upon their tllolradvico advice I tried It Itand itand Itand and found that It was able to bring about nboutspeody n ngpoody asjoody gpoody cure You h havo ro my highest hlghe t endorse ondorsoment ondorsement endorsemeat ment and thank for the good It did me j V r rBOTIJ OTH health and beauty are thient thientawl thlllItened thicatcoed BOTIJ B coed awl In nil cases of chronic catarrh catarrhNo cnlarrhloo catarrho No o one cnn expect to have good goodhealth goodhealth 1oothealth health 80 o lone M JI their vitality lInlit I is sapped soppedaway sappedWAY sappedaway away WAY with catarrhal discharges dischargesFacial dischargeFacial JllICharlCeAFacllll Facial deformities are largely a result resultof resutof of catarrh of the head and throat throatThUH throatThus throatThus Thus it Is I that women especially es eciahly dread dreadthe dreadthe dreadth the th ravages 11 ge3 of catarrh catarrhCatarrh CntarrhClIlnrrh eatarrliCatnrrh Catarrh Ifl an Inoidlmin dlspnue dlllo ntl thnt thnfsilently thntsllenll thntsilently silently sllenll strain atla away tho ho vitality and Rftvi Rftviually Itlndually gin I IunIty ually destroys tho symmetry and beauty beautyof bfn1ll y yof of tho human body Ienma will euro catarrh no mat matt matter matterIn tor torin r rIn in wtmt part of the system the disease diseasemny di diseasemay cll o omllY may unto hn settled opttlrdHOUSE settledBOUSE IttlrdHOUSE HOUSE PASSES PRIVATE BILLS BILLSTY BILLSTIIWT1 BILLSTI11tTI TIIWT1 TY nisrosin nISlOSI or 11 IDEII IDEIIlAIVOiS tVI1ZUNtIlIOVS lmll lmllA lAIVOiS A 1U or rOY5KNT rOY5KNTOne co OXS1TOne SIT SITOnr One WM the h 11111 Itreoiiunrnilrd hy h the theIrrslilrnt thlOrlllnt theiresiii Irrslilrnt iresiii ml Aulhorllnn A ii I Ito ri un g Him I II ii to I ii Appelnt AppelntRI t lllIolntal iiiinin I Ias RI IliUliliinirn Tlirre Nnal nul CailrK CailrKlio CaiirttVIiq alll alllIHw IHw lio Uere Dlnnlisril IIhllll ld for HazIiiR HazIiiRWASIMNOTON lIazlnpWAfaUNOTOS hiazitigWASIi10TO WASIMNOTON Feb II IIThe The Houw pent upentIts spentits pentIIA Its session today extending over nlmont nlmontnix nlmo1ix almossix nix ix hour in the conHidrrntion nnd disposal disposnlof of lPKihntion Ill nlion of n misoellnnoouH inture intureAbout IaturcAboulthirty Iaturvthout About Aboulthirty thirty privntn lulls were pa pud d under undernn nn order for which Mr lr Diilrell llep itE p Ia Paafter Iaafter Iaafter after several previous vain efforts RO ROcured socured 0 0C1Jrld cured unanlmoUB consent making them thrmIn IhemIn themin In order on Saturdays for tho remainder remainderof rtmuln Ir Irof of tho session Notable among theM thenownn theMwnR thesewas was tho bill advocated by h President Roose Roosevclt Rootelt Rooseveil veil elt In a special message to ConK Congress s au authoririnR autllorizlng nuthorizing thoririnR him to tt appoint n nil midshipmen midshipmenIn In tho navy the Ih lie three cadets who were wereon wereon ere ereon on Nov Xo 0 lOOidismiBMd IOOdlsrni d from the Academy Academyat at AnimpollK for violation of the law against ngainuthaing aKalntIlndnK againstbating bating haingIn In the course of the debate Mr fr Slaydcn SlaydcnDem BlayrllnDem SlaydenDem Dem Tex opposing oppoi lnl the Mil deplored dcplorwlthe the ho sentimentality that led to this class clahnof clnMr classtf of r legislation leK 81atlon It it wan WUII u notice to the theKtudenU thetudentA ho hostudents students of the military and naval ncndn ncndnmlea nadomica acadetales mica that no disobedience of regulations regulationsnor nor defiance of law on their part would wouldmeet wouldmeet wouldmeet meet tho condemnation of tho Congress Conerwsany Conclf Conclfan Congressany any an enactment to tho ho contrary notwith notwithstanding notlithIIll1ndln notwithstanding standing standingSir IIll1ndln IIll1ndlnIr Sir Ir William Dem Ml iiits lii wild he hI hi had hadfonnerly hldfonnerly badformerly fonnerly oppoed oppoie tho bill but was 1 now nowready nowroody nowready ready to vote otlJ for It believing that the theyoung theyoung I Iount young ount men had been b 1n BUftlclontly punished punUhedHe pUnl hed I IJle He Iwlleved too that hat they th and their com comrudos cornrude I rude at thu ho Academy had learned the tlioIcwion tllaIKwn thelesson lesson IKwn that it wail 111 not necessary neClBUI In order orderto orolrto orderto to malta a man of a man Unit tho boy should hhouldbo tohouldUti shouldbe bo made a cad cadThe rodTho cadThe The debate on thn bill to givo John Orel Orelrer Oret7er iret7er 7er Jr of Iowa 011 a discharge for disabilities disabilitiesIncurred diMblllUeIIncllrred disabilitiesincurred Incurred in service instead of an ordinary ordinarydUchnrge ordiOlIl ordiOlIldL ordinarydischarge discharge dL rhnno at tho ho end of his hi form orni of enlist pijliUmont rnlltmont enlistmoat mont diclo diclo4ed ed the fact that In tho Philip Philippine Philippin Philipplnet pine pin wnr ho was hot In thu l Ih lsi ly with withn n Maasor rille the ball going clear through throughHU throuhJlL4 throughILL HU recovery was described oa one of tho thomwt thomOt themost mOt remarkable on record ruoordA A house 11011 0 bill was jvuwed making lloUwss lloUwssPoint Ho so soPoint Os OsPoint Point add Malone N i Y xubporta ubpor t of entry entryAfUir entryAnor ontryAfter After a long lon delxito n4 11 1 to tho propriety pronriotyind and nrt ju justice tico of Much muiiuroi thu lie house HOUHObill lIouobill housebill bill was passed psIC I giving g lng to 191 19 members of ofthaTwnntioth otthe ofthe the thaTwnntioth Twentieth Regiment no lmont New York Volun Volunteer Volunnor olun olunteer teer nor Infantry honorable hO1orn lo discharges as of ofdata ofdutu ofdate data June 30 1M13 l 3 an was attempted to be bedono bedOM bedone dOM by b Executive B emltivo action in 1666 K8d Thin Thiniction ThlMaction Thisaction action wts wa hold by tho Judge Jud o Advocate of ofthe oCthe ofthe the anny to Iw 11 Invalid A bill to grunt grunthonorable Itrnnthonornhlfl granthonorable honorable discharge to 0 tliirtyonn mem members memOOr4 mernbore bore of the Twelfth Now ow York Volunteer VolunteerCavalry VoluntlOrCJ1 VolunteerCavalry CJ1 Cavalry mIry under like condition wan as also alsopojwed IlliOptlIild alsopwvwd pojwed pojwedMr Mr Orosvonor Rep Ohio chairman of ofUie ofUle ofVile Vile Committee on Merchant I reblnt Marino and nndFisheries nnetFlllherlOl andFisheries Fisheries called up by bv unanimous con consent conflent consent sent Men of the eight bills reported reportedby by that committee to amend the Mteamboat Mteamboatnupoctlon IIteallluootIMpootion steamboatinspection inspection laws recommended by the lie De Department Departmont Dopartment partment of Commerce C mrneroo and Labor 111 as s the theresult thomiult theresult result of the investigation Inte tittion in to the General Generalummor GenemlSlocum GeneralSlocum Slocum dl1 disaster tfr In Xo New York harbor teat lnlltBummor teatmmmOr ummor and they were considered auJ auJiaf aiJpassed I passed passedA iaf vl vlA II I A Senate bill wis wasposed pawd rxl 1d penill p nhtlnlttltelln peruiitlngstearnvessel nhtlnlttltellnVOiIIell ting tenrn tenrnBweli vessel to Crtrry OotlT giiiwleno automobile automobileA uutom llI llIIlOUM A House bill was 11J iwissod M toJ amending hn IIlng the Ihoact Ihoactorootin act actrenting actcreating renting orootin olrmiit colitis of iippml no an a to toflrmlt tlponnlt topermit permit flrmlt appeals to bo 1 0 taken Ike to those courts courtsrom coUrlsrrom courtsrota rrom rom interlocutory orders of District D llrlct or oriircult orCircuit orCircuit Circuit courts without waiting for final finalle flnnldocl1fl finaldecrees decrees docl1flA le crty s sA A Senate resolution waRnniawvl W was R JllAAP1 extending extendingor for or ono year the timo within which to com comiletn compltn cornpletn iletn the lie new bridge hrld o arrow the Potomac Potomaconnoctlng Potomneconn Potomacconnecting connecting conn Cltnlt Arlington rlin lfo with Washington WashingtonTho W fhln ton tonTho Tho bill to rogulixtn the Issue of and to toirotoot toOJCI toptotet irotoot OJCI ct trademarks will go to thn President PrtSldentror I Ior for or his hl Rlgiuituro the HOUM having agreed agreedo RjtrMl i to o the conference report previously adopted adoptedy by y the lie Senate Senateulillc SenatoIuhtle SenatePutilie I Iuhtle ulillc Ilnlldlncn lllli to II Iii Itrporttil ItlporltIWASlIlNOTON hiportedVAsTtnoToN ItrporttilWASIIINOTON WASIIINOTON Feb U tIrlan Tho IIwiw 1I0 1IO Com om emmittee j jnlttoe I nlttoe on Public Dulldlngi nnd Ground Groundltoday Groundtoday i io today o lay agreed to report a public building buildingxon bUUUIIIKI buildiiigsbill I bill IOme time roxt week reI I 1ie te hill hM hasbeen I 1 been xon n completed but the conmiittc coDln ttlf is I coins coinso to o wall Vait until untillbu tho th leaders have decided deci 1Iod about aboutvhnt aboutw aboutwhet whet w 1 time it cnn In l toft corttldervd MT qldrrTd N before fore m task taskI k kgit I II I git gitsrV Uot1 r ort Tho TheHIICIni 1 illcarrirt appropriations appropriationaif e if irm 1mlmll1ln r in niimlmi eVlin1 ni own rIUiJOtXJ 4 t 3WOOOO V THE THETESTIMONY TESTIMONY OF OFTWO TWO BEAUTIFUL GIRLS GIRLSWHO GIRLSWHO GIRLSV GIRLSSYIIO V WHO ESCAPED THE HORRORS HORRORSOF HORRORSOFCATARRH OF OFCATARRH OFCATARRHw CATARRH CATARRHMm 4 w Mm Mi II Gnrtruda lIrlnld3Pielclo nrtrud Plaids toils lO23 Sheridan St 5 N W WWashington Winihlllton WWaliingtoo Washington 0 C writes writesI writeSwrnl writesSeveral oC oCPOrllllL ofPoruna adllIed the use friollih have Several or m my srhich srhichI hloh hlohI POrllllL for cold nnd any catarrh of the head from I had boon n sufferer for some months monlhAI Improved In not only onl the thecatarrh theclltllrrh thecntarrh 11 I I em m now much which hleb I con congrlltullllC congrateetc whole catarrh but my system j jgrttulale grttulale mytolf Is due to the use of your our grand sranamedicine Z11Jndmodlclno grandmedicine medicine Icruna Accept my thank thankIf thllnknil thanksIfyou I mtnrrh In any Corm do not neglect neglectIt neglectbottle nil from If Ifyou you suitor en enIt doses In the thQl11t thefirst A few It Buy n hottlo of P PflrM lerllM III once bottle bottleI bottlelul than IL V first stage sla of the die dieful disease are worth moro I ful when hon tho lii disease line bnll become o ome chron chronic chronicI c cAddress The Hart Hartman hiattSanitarium President PrtAldrntol of rr rrman II Hnrtman f Address Dr 8 1 man Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for free medical nd ndview adV I view V V V f fl3j fl3jV V V VV GERTRUDE J Found Pcrunn Just Right RlflhtMrs RightIrtt RightMrs Mrs Irtt A E Richtor 37a Histings HUttn ft St StChlcngo RtChlrajo StChicago Chicago Ill writes writesWhenever writeJVhontver writesWhenever Whenever I caught cold It settled settledIn ettledmy In my left side It sttrted startcdaiWYS always with withheadaches withhelldaches withheadaches headaches and dizziness I had no noappetite noIIppotle noappetite appetite and was 4S very or nervous ntrlOUSI 1 take plcasurn ple sum t II to inform you IIU that thatthrough thntthrouRh thatthrough through your ollr suggestions AII ctionH and advice n lv co I Inm 1nm Iam nm in LII n good old health today todnyI I have always fount your remedy to tobo 10ho 5 5be bo just t right I can only express o lrl i my mythanks myhnn mythanks thanks hnn for your 0111 klndnes klndnesTHE klnrnl klnrnlI kIneineTI I THE TI 1I 1 iAAMinn 1Alhl Il iizit Illt I 11 ll1 Murtr MurtrWithin 111 111llhln 11111 1 1ifitliln Within Three Ire Years far line liii M May 11 Travel lYiim lYiimTlili 1r1ii1this this 1111 Town to 0 imtriuala fit fitWASlltsaroN ntWum tVitWts1tlnroN WASlltsaroN Wum oro Feb 11 illrogrei Progress I in the thogeneral theItl1nernl thegeneral general project of the PanAmerican Rail Railway Itnilwny Itailway way was reported today toda at n L mooting of ofthe of1i lr lrth the th 1i parminnnt p rnnnlnt commit oornnitts i of which the theHon thtlIon he helion lIon H 0 Divis is chairman The details detailswere dutllilwero iOtiiiiswere were given given itin by b mines Il4Ir1 I M l Popper Pcp r of the thecommittee thtcommjUoo theCornlnitLi3o committee The statement wa WIUI nuido that thatwithin 11mI thatwithiiil I within three years n railway journey from fromNew froll1Nl fromiiNew New Nl York or San Francisco to Ountrinuiii Ountrinuiiitlty OUlIlllOUlai i tlty ity will b 00 possible po ibl lbs reporw showeti showetitint shiuwedlint huwcuIht tint the lino from remit Tchuantepoo Tehllllnt poo to the theGuatemalan theIIItCII111n theJuistomnalan Guatemalan border Is being constructed constructedthe ontrudI1pi pi the tii rate provided in n roti eenivsl es ijn n by Ii the theMexican Ih IhlIiximn tieMexican Mexican Government and that in tentnil tentnilAmerica CClllmlAmcricn tittitiI4tiiericn America 4tiiericn several ontorpriKes enerpri for completing completinglinks complollllClinkrlln completinglinks links linkrlln in lie interocranio lines line nruboing n are 1 boin boing cur curried enrtit1 carriiI ried forward from coin tho general NlnI1 plan of f nn nnintercontinental allInterContinrntal nitintercontinental intercontinental trunk line north and south southIn sunthiIn outhIn In South America the Argentine Govern Government GovelllII1rllt Governnitiit ment is building the extension 0 len810n of Hn IbllttJl11 IbllttJl11Illto system Hystemsporlal systeminto into Bolivia lhA hitter country lists b bplIIII by byspetitil sporlal decree sot aside 110000000 which whichIt It has on deposit in Europe for railway con construction lonltruetlon Oh Ohstruction struction and New York ea 1 BfItlilti4 plt Illtul1t llst tK prolmbly prolmblywill prohn hlr hlrVIII will huild tho roads American engineers engineersnro CII IIf1II IIf1IInre are now making surveys 6Unr under nn arrange nrrnngomont nrronKomonl arrangemeat mont with lth the llollvian Government GovernmentIVlhia OOlnllnelltIJIhin CovnimneiitBhit1ii IVlhia also has entered into a trrnty trrntywith trfot trfotwith tnguywith with riillo by U which that country rlIntf nclvrneys nclvrneyscapital i1llflCscapital uhTnN uhTnNMpllnl capital for or railway rallwn construction ron llulllon In Chile ChileItnelf Chiptho Chileiteeif Itnelf tho ho railway mllwn tunnel through the Andes Andesis lJlp lJlpIs I is progressing prn relln under the thi contract Onl mct awarded nwardodto to 0 a 1 New lW York firm and within n few years yearsValparaiso YlnoVIII yearsa1paraisonod Valparaiso VIII a1paraisonod pu ralO nnd Buenos Ayrcswill YIfII will be bI joined joinedIn In Peru nt the th conditions are reported reportedto rfprtrd rfprtrdto to Iw I unusually favorable fnorhh The Govern Government OOYlmmnt Governmerit I11U8111y merit has hu completed Its 11 surveys lurYI1 fur tho thomain thomain lie liemain main links collhtd which wh ch It Is l proposed to build buildfrom Iu Iufrom ltuildfrom Inkll profod from Lake Titicuca Titlcnc north and from the theexisting tluexl iii iiiexisting existing exl ng system of railwavs rnlwlLH M Ioulh IoulhJelul south uth A Aspecial Aspecial special Jelul railway rlwl fund was created by b the thePeruvian tl tlI Ii IiI Peruvian I lniun Congress ConJrel Several nmllrIYlto private fntlr fntlrpriJ1 inter interpnses mt r rprises prises priJ1 also allo are nr under Indrr way wa in Peru and Inr a aUnit IIlarge alarge large ambunt of Amercan American CJlhll capital II is ilote iloteIn invested investedin In them them111t themiitnt Unit 111t McDonalds leUonllts Srntrncn rntrne of o m nlnI8 Iiuiiisat IiuiiisatA inl i t tAppriivrd tIpru1rd Appriivrd AppriivrdV A Ipru1rdWHIINOTOS iPtIulfIWsi1jNoTo WHIINOTOS Wsi1jNoTo V 9iiiNOTOSf Feb II I I I The 1111 Pix Pnj President Presidentlia sident sidenthas lent has 1011 lia approved the sentence fontenN of a 1 general generalcourtmartial RonemlConrtlrtil generalcourtmartial courtmartial Conrtlrtil for dismissal diIIRal of Liaul Liut Paul PaulMcDonald PUl lauiMcDonald I McDonald lcDoMld Tenth enth infantry Infnnll and two years yearsimprisonment yearsimprisonment 10 10Irprilonmelt imprisonment Irprilonmelt Lied McDonald IIDonald was wa con convicted C comuvicted I victed lctP on n number of charges chllrlC8 including includingduplication IncldllK IncldllKdlplC ineitidingluplication duplication dlplC tlon of pay accounts uclnt II obtaining obtainingmoney obtnlnlJ obtnlnlJmonoy obtainingmooney money under fnlso fall ala py pretence prctllCI cashing cnhln worth worthless worthIOII worthless less IOII checks cb I amid 111 false rail statements Htntelnt to his hi BU BUt 11 isaperior t Irlor erior oflicere ofc all ni under u 1 charge ohorle of con conduct contlct conduct duct unbecoming unhecmlng an olllcer ofCr and all a gentle gentleman Jente Jentemal gentlemail man tlct mal McDonald 1Donald passed 1fil Laud Ild check at tho thoWaldorfAstoria thoWuldorCAstoru theWaldorfAstoria WaldorfAstoria and Now tirnnd hotels In InNow Inow inNow Now WuldorCAstoru ow York YorkMovements YorkintVemnihuls Movements 1 o 1 Ilt 1 of r Naval Vrsirli VrsirliWASIIIVOTOX f ciifIrA8rWoVroN II IIWASHNOTON WASIIIVOTOX WASHNOTON A8rWoVroN Fob 11 1TII llrhe Tbo collier color Looni Loonidas Ilnl Ilnld Iionidiet das d has ha arrived at Guantanamo tho moot monitor Ionl Ionllor moottar tar Wyoming WIIi at San Diego Do o the gunboat gunboatNewport Junbllt JunblltXewrt gunboatNewport Newport nt Norfilk o lk the destroyer Stewart Stownrtnt nt Santo Domingo Dominlo City Ctr the destroyer dostroyorWhitlo dotroyerWbluplo destroyerVhinplo Whitlo at San 1 Juan Jua tint til thu gunboat Culijoa Culijoaat Clhtoa Clhtoaat at Tompkinsvllle rrompklnsile and tho ho hospital ship shipSolaro shl shlolaC ishuiiSolaro Solaro olaC at Guam GuamThe GuamThe I The tlt cruiser crlr a Prairie Prire has salted IId from Port PortRoyul PortRyal PortRoyal Royal Ryal for Norfolk orfoik We have ha 0 onfllo on fo fib thousands thouslUlrR of testimonials testimonialsfrom teAtmonlals teAtmonlalsrrom testimonialsfrom from grateful rntful women wOlen like Ik tho ones onC given givenabove givennbo givenabove above nbo We can ca give givoour sho shoour giveour our render only onl n nMUsht nslight URITB np npslight 0 0vast DR DRt slight glimpse of the thl thiflvast WRIE lmpR MUsht I ARTMAN FOR FORlicited fORltitld FORhicited vast t array nrry of un 11 iune IARn1N FREE MEDICAL MEDICALwo licited ltitld endorsements endllellnl wo are receiving rrllins No o ADVICE ADVICEother ADVICEotber ADVICEother other physician physeinn In the theworld Owworld lie lieworld world has hn received receivedsuch roehrduch rixehedsuch such n volume llmo of enthusiastic Imlh npll and grateful gratefulletters Irtfrul Irtfrullelfrll gratefulletters letters lelfrll of f thanks thnnkl as ni Dr Hnrtrnun lartman for Pe Perunfl Po Ferune rune Perunn leruli cures catarrh wherever wherevervir wherever1IIJ 1IIJ 1IIJFTB 1901 tisi tisiltTI FTB vir OF f STATEHOOD 1 10 HILL HILLHouse 1nl 1nllor hILLilouuse House lor Leaders 1Iadru Tr TrIn Trying Ins to Prevent a Vote ole on onthe ontho onV V the iiesllnn 1115101 fr ut r Concurrence ConcurrenceYABIIINOTON CnnClrrrncr CnnClrrrncrMiINOTON ConcurrvnccSV4sIhIN0TO YABIIINOTON MiINOTON Feb 11 HAl ilAll All the powers PWII of ofpersuasion 01pr ofpersuasion persuasion pr ulon of the lenders rnl1 of the house Housowere 101 101werr housewere were devoted today todll to tho thlrtythrro thlrtythrroRepublicans thlrtythreoHlplblk41t thirtythreeflepubiieamis Republicans Hlplblk41t who yesterday Iritcrdny refused to vote votefor votefor ote oteror for tho rriiolmion 11lllioll adopted atopled by b the House Houseconference Hou HouI HouseI I conference mlcllo with wih respect rfJct to the tlo Statehood Statehoodbill Statlloot bill bil Tho lenders 1111011 arts nn earnestly rllrmII trying to toplace toI toptce place plu the he burden Lunlfl of rejecting Ijlcthl thu ho tryng bill hl on onthe ontbo ontue believe thcv do that thatby thutlr thatl I the Senate 1110 They te can CI fo by lr l sending fldinl it to conference mnCtlfnt They o feel fCiI con ccrtiiin cr crtnll conciii tiiin tnll ciii that the til Somite Smlte conferees will wl recom recommend rcom rcommpnd recommend mend recession nrf ion anti nnt concurrence l1ncrrcnc In tho thoHoiihO thehouse house 101 bill billThe billThe ill illThr The leaders however are lr determined determinedto determine to 0 have thn Ih bill bi cent nt direct dirc from frol from the Com Committen C Cmi Cornmnittee mitten mi I on 01 Territories Tlrrltrrirt to conference cOlrcUnce HO t there therewill lberewi therewill will wi l be o no chance chlnC for the House HOII to vote ote on ontho ontho onlie tho lie question of concurrence rncurrenco They Tey cannot cannotdo Cnnot Cnnotdo cannotdo do that without wihout n I special pecal rule and they theycannot the therlnot theyenminot cannot rlnot have hn ve tho rule without the consent consentof cnsnt cnsntof of tho thirtythree thirtythreeNaval thlrtrthreeayal thirtythreeNatal Naval ayal Mmticuvres IIIIIIHr at 1 fulrbrs fulrbrsWASIIIVOTOX 11111 11111WASISOTOS CiicbrsSASuiIftlTO WASIIIVOTOX WASISOTOS Fob 11 HHeports 1 I Reports received receivedat lohcd lohcdat at at the he Navy Department from Crm remit Rear Au Admiral Aumlml AumitsuI miral Baker Indicate Inreato that rapid rpld progress progressis progrs is I being hlnl made In II the naval mancrjuvros lanaurot at atCulehru atCulbr atCtuiehru Culehru Culbr In about two weeks wek the search searchproblem searchprotilemn nreh nrehprolol problem prolol will wil l isgin ecin in when the vernal fMI of the thnMeet th thlt theike Meet lt will wi divide into two pasta plrtl and ant en enKago cnlge engage gage lge in mimic naval IInl warfare At present presentall Irel wnrllr all 111 of the inannuvresaro InIunlH ar being hlnl conducted conductedin conduCd conduCdII in II the vicinity idnit of Qilehra CIIIIhr Torpedo Tordo prac practice pro proUc pracice ice Uc ex fI1rlrrnt expnirnents ritnents with wit wireless wlrlo telegraphy telegraphynnd telogphy telogphynnd nnd small tall nnns practice pmet on shore are In InprogroH Inprogri inprogres progroH progri Thero nave Il also 111 l been een extensive exUmslvoexiieri extmo extmollxINrints extensiveexirrints exiieri llxINrints nls in il tho laying of mines minesCures minD6U17 minesV minesCures V O 6U17 6U17Cures Cures Colds and andGrip andGRIP andGRIPH GRIP GRIPH I IGrl I Il1lo Grip Grl p is Rife RifeW RileWhile W 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FurnitureCompany Company CompanyIncorporated Incorporated Incorporated34th incorporated34th i i34th 34th Street West Nos No 155157 155157MINUTE 155157MINUTZ I I MINUTE FROM BROADWAY DROhDWAYw bROADWAYa w i a 1 llMONei1C llMONei1CThe ONei I Co I IThe The New Suits and Jcketsl Jackets JacketsTor JacketsFor For Womans Wear WearIThlrd I IAre IThlrd floor floorArc 110011 TlotArc Arc arriving ariving every every day dayWe We quote quote some some specially specaly inter intercstinjj interestng intcrcsting cstinjj estng valucsfor volucsfor Monday February 13 13Womens 13Womens 13Womens Womens Suits Suis New Bloused Boused Lton ton Models ModelsNew New Ne Plaited Skids Skits handsomely trimmed timmedmade trimmedmade nude ol the thefinest n nWomens Plaled fnesl finest day Scre Serge5 ind nd ran Fanama ma Clolhsvalue Clothsvalue 2800 Mon Monday 20 2000 2000thy 00 Womens New Covert Cloth Jackets Jacketstt JacketsCout JacketsCorset Corset twentylive inch length lined with Ith Taffeta j dii r nn nnvalue tt shape lned Talel Cout Iwentylve 1 j 0 0 0 j Slk Silkvalue value 1300Monday 100 1300 Monday NondayAbout MondayAbout J4 Jl UU UUAbout About Seventy Winter Suits Suitss Suis SuisM SuitsMade M Made de s of Mixtures Mltules some ome solid 01 colors colorthAt colonthat that were priced j I tfj 11 1 1 7 75 I C I IOne Seoo 11800 0 to 2400 each Monday MondayOne jipjit J JOne One Hundred Silk Sik Velvet Vevet and Cloth Coats CoatsSplendid CoatsSpledid CoatsSplendid Splendid Spledid quality quallY hl hln h class garments guments long lonl and nd medium Irfji 15 r 00 t tleniths length lenths all 1 satin utn linedMonday InedMond iincdMondivFormerly y yformerly y J Jformerly formerly UMO 2500 to 13500 SHO 3SOO taeh taehfashionable LachFashionable ach achFashionable fashionable Wool Dress Goods GoodsWe We direct attention atention to an anIMPORTED anIIORTlD anIMFORTLD I IJ IMPORTED IIORTlD FRtNCH fRlNCH CHirrON CHIfON BROADCLOTH BROADCLOTHNe New weave and andUlhtwelihl mdhliht nd Ulhtwelihl yard hliht J wcitht finish j I s In I all It the spring I I cooit4 I inches I c wideper wideperyard I q 150 lJUSpecial 150Special n nyard I ISpeciat Special Value for Monday I 125 125 Imported Silk Sik and Wool Crepe 77c 77cA i iA A beautiful beaullul cloth colh this Ih seasons ea ons new weave In the following folowlnl i 77r 77rcolorj 7 77c 77ccolorsNavy 7c I IeolorNav cadet blue plum tan castor castorchimpajne r I Ichampaine colorj eolorNav colorsNavy Navy royal cdct light liht Ctor I Ichampane champaine ical cal brown golden olden olen brown leseda heliotrope helotrope Value Valuegarnet VAlueau Viluegarnet garnet au net rose pink cream ceam white whie and blacK bhckMonday Monday only SlZJ SlZJAlto SB SBAlso ti tiAlto Alto AltoTRLNCH AlsoTRlNCH AltoTtNcH TRLNCH CHALLILS ClfALLILSQver Pver 300 pieces of the thenew new TRlNCH style style and nd coloringilhe prettiest prette llne line of fine lne L 5 SMr0530 SMr0530Imported Dc r 55 5 r 5 r rnew c cImlDlled cImported I Imported Challle we have ever shown30 inches incheswide incheswide ImlDlled wide Chlcwe Ter P FcrYard FcrYardSilk er Yard YardSilk y ar d dnlde i iSik nlde I iI Silk Sik Department DepartmentWe Department We arc showing complete lnes lines of Pongee in various variousweaves vaious vaiousweaves variousweaves weaves ae both plain and embroidered embroideredalso also Mcssalinc 1lessalneand 1lessalneandPeaudeCygnc and andPcaudcCygnc andPeaudeCygnc PeaudeCygnc imported and domestic domesticand domestc domesticand i iand I i iLMJRODlRLD and will wil hold a Sale Monday of ofLMBROIDLRLD ofLMROIDLtLD LMBROIDLRLD AND PLAIN PRINTED PRINTEDo LMJRODlRLD CHfONS CHITYONS double widthIn a lae large rRINTfD rRINTfDCHfONS PRINTED1 variety 59 59c c Er 79 79c 79cof C Cof of deiigns and colotinji desirable for afternoon afternoonand afternoonand o colDrlnst desrble Iternon Iternonnd dcgns and nd evening wear weaSpecal wearSpecial Special in two lots as follows followsOriginal 1010ws Per Yard YardSpecial Yad YadOriginl YardOriginal Original Originl prices pric 150 to 300 300Special 00 I i iSpecal Special Specal Offering Ofering of ofLaces ofLaces I ILaces Laces and Lace Flouncings FlouncingsBLACK BLACK SILK CI1ANT1LLY CfANILLY LACE FLOUNCINCS fOUNCINGSThe fOUNCINGSThebtst TLOUNCINGSThc TLOUNCINGSThcbest The Thebest best made 45 HAnd 4 and 48 inches wide wldevaJue value 350 jO to HJ 4S 465 per peryard 225 225ud 225yard yard ud special specal for Monday Mond MondiyBLACK y yBLACK J JBLACK BLACK REAL MARQUISE NARQUSI ILOUNCINqSVcry fine finequality lne lnequalty finequality quality qualty 42 4 and nd 43 inches Inche widevalue 1000 to 1400 140 per v vThose 500 500yard 5 500yard 00 I IYa yard Ya special for Monday MondiyThose I Iand hs i bi Those Flouncings are very r desirable at t present presentand presentand rese t and suitable suiable for Gowns Dresses Dreses and Coats CoatsBLACK CoatsBLACK CoatsBLACK I IaI BLACK SILK CHANTILLY LACE LACr DEMI DIMI FLOUN FLOUNCINCS FLOUNCINCS17 yard CINCS CINCS17 aI Monday AJan 17 and at atWOOD atWOOD t 20 Inches el wide 7 widevalue value 130 and 175 per peryard 85 85c 85cyard c I I II IWOOD WOOD FIBRE flRL flBR SILK INSERTINCS2 INSfRTINGS2H to 4 4j i inches ivide tidt wide in black blackwhite blackhite I Ihlte white hlte and butter color colorvalue value 45c 65c 65e and and75c nd I I75c 75c 75c per yard yad buler Monday Monda at at atNew l 15c C 20C and nd 25C 25CNew 25cNew I I I New Wash Dress Fabrics 4500 yards Hds EMDROIUEULD SWISSES SWISSLin in dots and nd Inures fures J Jwhite fIIDROmfllD 17c 17clie 17 C Cties white whie and colored colored grounds round 2B Inches wide wi1r regular reulu 29c 29c quail quai C Clies I IPOrlLINL lies ties Special Specil for Monday MondayPOPELINE flond MondayIOlLLINE y Y Yard rd POPELINE POrlLINL RAYEE RA lf the the new light iht weight wdshl Poplin Popln weave weaveShirt weae lie lie19c 11 I IShit C C18e Shirt Shit Waist WAit Suiting Suln 27 inches wide wide white whie grounds srounds with wih dainty daintyprintingsgood V Vprintings printingsgood printings good IBc 18e value Special Speell for Monday MondayWHITE Yard YardWHIrr I WHITE MERCERIZED MLRCLRIZID MADRAS MADRAS2500 2500 yards new nel ex exelusive WHIe 19c 19cflannel 19 elusive clusve patterns paternsJc patterniJSC 35c quality qualty Special Spec1 for Monday NondA C Cirtut C CIllul Y Yard rd rdFlannel irtut floor 100r Reit 1 V V Va flannel Department DepartmentTint Department a Tint tlill floor 1001 Rear le r1 r12S00 I 2500 yards yads SCOTCH FLANNELS fLANNLLSnew new exclu exclulive exclucfl cxcluiive live iive patterns patternsvalue tn value d 25c 25 and d lIe 5 per yard y 1 V 19 19c Or OrSpecial c 25 c V Special cfl for Monday 400 LAMINATED COTTON DOWN COMFORTi COMFORTitl COMIRT COMIRTISf COtITOKTALLSfull I ALLSfull ISf tl rue d daI dainty Ji t l I new e co coveringsvalue I ss alue 1 4 273 each t I ISpecial 198 198Llegant j 98 Special for Monday MondayILlegant MondayLlegant o y Llegant New Spring Ribbons Ribbons 1 1At 1 1At At Very Attractive Atractve Prices PricesPERSIAN Pries PriesPLRSIAN PricesPLItSIAN PERSIAN WARP PRINT RIBBONS RI RlBBONS3Z BONSJI inches wide wide in the IheMend thenewest 1 newest spring effectsvalue 11 fect I I e 39c per yard r J special I I for I 21 21c 1 1Monday C Monday Mend MondayrINr j jFINE I IrNL FINE QUALITY SATIN AND TAFFETA RIDDON rNL QUAITY TArfTA RIDON RIDONHlnchn 4 Hlnchn Inches wide wide all I desirable dcluble colors also black bllk and nd while whilevalue 17 7c 7cvalue C Cvalue value J 2e 2c t per perad peryard yard Special for Monday flonday I IWomens I I VI VIWomens Womens Black Silk Sik Hose HoseLOO 100 per pair pairUsual pairUsal pairUsual Usual Usal price prie 135 to 150 I Iwih 300 pairs pa Womens Black 1Jak Pure Thread Thred Silk Sik Hose made madewith madewith with wih cotton coton and nd silk slk soles Ilc and double heels heel and toes toes very I tfji 1 j 00 nn nnsheer J i iaheer sheer and serviceable ervceable dies szes 8 I to 0 10 Inches inchesusual nchesusua usual price prce fijLtUU 133 13 H Jo 0 nSOSpecalat 130 Special at J JIfltit Ifltit rllt floor Zoih 0h St 51 tide tideValentines ddeValentines de deValentines I I Valentines ValentinesWe We ate ac iho showing hon rln a large lre variety yarety of Valentines Vaentie unjinj unil in price pric from fom le leto Je Jeto ICto to JlOOAho SOAlo fancy lanc Box Stationery Sutoner with Valentine greetings and tied tiedwith lIdwlb tiedwith with wlb ribbon ribbonSixth ribbonSixth ribbonSixth Sixth Avenue 20th to 21st Streets Streetsr K C I iTV

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iRlI1b1inlt iRlI1b1inltM At niMiiifrht the Mulberry street policstatmi police pollcotat policetatIl statmi tat WI where Eggers took all thy prisoner prisonerb b bn tnnnl i in tho ho nights nl hte work wa was full o oInwypr of ofIDW cilnwyer Inwypr IDW I rant ot 1 for to rcpnt rcpri eiit tin arrcslei nrrcetcd00C14 arrcsleiono IIrrestedonr ono The h last bulletin given out was that thaLawyer thatLwyiu Lawyer Frank Mo Mos4 10 n had been Hnt for fortltigem foriigPrK forEigeri tltigem was wa asked last night 111 Ih t t if com complninlH compoi cornpnttits plninlH poi hart been received by ommin omminnioner ommitcnr oxlmiMoner nioner cnr McAdon about tho places raided raidedir ir r if the raids woro mado by I tho Commia Commialinnfrs CommlI linnfrs I i r nrR ordorri over tho hoadn of Clip CiiptMurtiia Clipll1rtha apt apt1ixztba Murtiia of the Kldridgo Eldrld e Btreet etntlon an anCajt and IIndfllll andxit Cajt xit McDunnott M Durxnott of the Fifth street strepunllon streNlntin streetlflhIjfl 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the thinoriety thooCiII thexoirt noriety oCiII xoirtTimotlierA oCiIIThoothlr ThootlierAnonballboginsabouttoclocl ThootlierAnonballboginsabouttoclocland Thoothlr Ariunbal1bo non 1011 bogln8about ln8nbout 1 oclocknci oclock oclockIInti and nci rndn ntlll about 0 oclock Its patrons pntronirntir plltronsIntr patronsCntnr rntir lake I lkp a swift look at the decorationfind decoration dccorntionllBnel decorationsand tho wino room roomfrom roomslinin I Ifro find dancing and nnt go to from fro which theydo not emerge tmcr o until tin tinwaiters thecalters i ilnttl1S waiters wiy Ill Very ory worry sir but wo an anKoing oroInpi aregoing going to t elope Iu o In a few nunuteH nunuteHThin nunutetlThi nurititesTh Thin Th M set I of patrons know mm von erv little about aboulthe Rboutth the th Arinn rion Society Soelet and its utaid ways ant antplrnsiues and andplrnsurl andplrnsures plrnsiues They have bought tickets a am amthey anti nndlIfI antittpy they lIfI go o preinired 1rt1 to curry out the moist moisltraiiitimih moistratiiiri traiiitimih 1I1 of n Arloa riIJI balls of other years yearsHey yearsfley 111111 111111ly Hey ly do not arrive in lime for the spec spectarltH SpIlOlari11 specaccs I tarltH accs and they the cons not a hoot for the thedancing thndancing thedancing dancing Except for loran an occasional OCl 1Hlonal domino domlncnm dominoznak nm UlMk k they the do not make up for the night nightit nightrnut I it must annoy nOllo thu rcHpectablo incinbon incinbonof of the t be Arion rion rxon Society Social y to read Jadl year litter nftciyear afterPar year Par that their ball was the mnddelever maddest mndd maddestr t tIr I ever Ir r IerhaiM they the think that tho mad madnow mndII roadnt4 now II referred to 1 11 their own mild merry merrymakiiiK merryrnakill merryrakiiig makiiiK rnakill but of couno OUI O that isnt nt the case coseFrum CMPhun casetrn hun trn in oclock clook until the Hpoctaclo is I over oveilii oerhI overii ii lii iiiHMkn aru off tho floor is 11 i free to al allmrcru nil nilanel alllnriri lmrcru anti the Arion l hall all has nothing nothlnrbout nothingt nothinga1IIt bout t it that would offend a Puritan But Buijut ButJI jut JI 11 about that time tho member of the theAri theh theArn Ari Arn h n Soricly Sodt most of them them solid t Oorman OormanAinencjin Gonnanrnmll inrrnantlflprh Ainencjin tlflprh rnmll xtiI folk begin to go homo At Athdi AtlId AtIIdl lId Sour uur tlicro U 1 1 u great lIl1t oonge congestion tion In lrlobby Intit inuf tit uf lobby IAIo for the second section CUon Is coming comingIn in flif Ih ri WHIP room l elow helo tho Garden is speed speedily speedy poodIly ily y filled by h the lato w ret t and the late comer comerlave comrr8Ia cornerstae lave Ia tc t climb to t P a dining dinln room on theTcnd the th thlIy thOciad Tcnd ciad floor fly y 2 oclock l both oth places arehiierl are arcillfd areAfter illfd After that tho deluge deu ctelugtrof of cham chamIKiie chamlsgre IKiie 1 IIr You rni can buy mineral waters of off ofeiIii f eiIii 111 n but no Intoxicant other than wine winei i rfri ried riedTfiere i iTiien Tiien is t no amusement nmu ement oxoupt drink drinkind drinknlld drinkCid ind the difinlay Ii rla of gowns own4 shoulders houlder am amHiuniiiKiK and IInddrmtlilis andfiIiini HiuniiiKiK fiIiini jifs Tim conversation cone IIUon IH extremely oxtremolyhltHIo1 extremelyhiiit hiiit liiiiitc1 liiiiitc1Hriiig hltHIo1nrill I IPririg Hriiig nrill three moni Iwttles and don donliriTi dont dontlrUlI dontlong liriTi long i that tlrr trr you ou 111 erec1 1 1 lf lx befora fore rrt rrti This fhillI i 14 spktn to make friends fr tnd with a wino agen agenwho agent ogenth agentwhi1 who whi1 h IIOK Ii Just IIMt arrived arrivedTher nrrillIhr arrivedfhpr Ther goon Hint t Hnymarket girl again againI a againwhy aln I wonder why wh they thejlet let such people l oplo In Here MercItiH Here1hi jer ItiH 111 i i from a haughty tlnmo but on onf ono oneTIifr f TIifr il 1 r hnw 8ho ho knew knewIIT knewIL IIT IL r you oti slob lob youve OIlVO spilled the wine wiml wlnaRI winelid RI l nr n r my now gown own Youll have tt ttmake to tomaw toTusk make KKi I for that that1iu 1iu 1 1 is i that creature making faces a aJ at atyll J yll i 1 r iie Shos ilio been staring this wa wafor way wayCIr WaYir for ir CIr nn hour hourSmh hourIhh huurixh Smh Ihh remark do not come from mom momnuii momI morn1IN I 1IN f th the sofa sofaIn l1foIn rion nuii Hodet Society nAiui They llir uiu uiuin I10re in Ijpil Mwt I llt of them never know who whoRV whatat RV 1 t n at their great annual ball of after allerI allerfOil to toWfTMH I I WfTMH I ii fOil I It mosss IllOMISK IllOMISKllrutKltiid 11101111I flOIJSElirgklti1 llrutKltiid 5 en I Iollee I tilr lilrf lrr Will 111 Kcrp tin flitliorirligli tinHuroiiRli IhelIorlllllh HuroiiRli CIrm CIrmInfoetor Iran IranInspector Iranlnrecinr Inspector Adim d1I1 A Cross Cn t4 nftoitwo after artreo two Wi eo wk k experience as 04 head of the fcrcn fcrcnI fcrc fcrcii croo crooI ii I I I rhi lie Uroiighs of Brooklyn and Quoen Quoeniutry QUlfJIf I f srdaiy pronoll11ltHI the condition most mOlltr mostsuit r iutry tI and praiwMl iraiiitt his subordinates hiilwrdlnatesall o all unites for the good goot work they are areir arerg jtn ii ir rg K J U said saidI 11111hI I J fur h s I onn prevent it crooks of ofT orJr of1agti 1agti er Jr lOW de degree Jf will 111 hl havo 0 110 quarter qUllrterI T I ambling of every form nnd kind kindtot kIndf I tot u I h knowingly permitted DU DUry DIAI f r T ry r hiiust h Iies H of overy Iry character will willif w1lli w1llIf willIr I Ir d if found to exist All I ask askUI i 1 t IJOd J plo or nrooklyn nnd W tt itllhnl their erdlct until I ha1 ha1t t 1 UI II t kixirturJtY I trtUnity ot accomplishing that thatI thatrat I rat live p riromiwd to do Ijct them themi themWhether I i whether I nm deserrtng deservin of orJr r Jr oommpndnUon ThIA 15 15Jg Jg j4ngua I Inll mako ROOd MELLOWED BY BY 10 YEARS YEARSREPOSE YEARS1 YEARS1KEPOSE I IREPOSE REPOSE IN THE WOOD WOODCROP WOODoft iI i iCROP oft oftRYEH I RYEH RYEHCROP CROP OF 1892 1892Served 1592Served 1692Served Served and Sold Everywhere EverywhereIts EverywheroIts 1vcrywliereIts Its Pure PureThats Thats SureNEW Sure SureNEW SureNEW NEW YORK C g El KENTUCKY CO COWoln COHnll COHaiti Haiti Proprietor 212 rInk Avenue enul New e en York nrk WOEAPTER WOE AFTER THE ARION BALL BALKJRerun BALLlJIX1W I ISll1J1 2 KJRerun nrvrLiKns rus rusSWIVjn1 rIfsIS1t SWIVjn1 Sll1J1 S1t LII 1 MAWKIIS lII N I LIIS MlllKST MlllKSTAllCEfd 1 If 1tRST 1tRSTtlegetl i iIII AllCEfd III 111 Half Nrl tIon Isofl on Around rount IreltlrIVonuni Ireltlr lrlltllRIWOlilan IreIllesWoninI IVonuni Neek Ieli Then No io More Iorl Drink IlrlnlWalter IIrlkWall DrinkatterIofl Walter Wall atterIofl era on the tticItrIn Ilrlnn llnr 1lnrCnll Cop to 11 11Actress Ihl Ihlctr IIi IIictressa Actress ctr ctressa s llwcue UcueIIelll llellr nt Ilrllevu IlrllevuTho IIrllrlllThe llriIetieThe I The brothers John and Thomas Butler Butlewho Butlerwho I Iwho who are tho managers of SlmnloyH re relaumnt relauront res reslaurent laurent Broadway near Fortysocon Fortysoconstreetappeared rorteocontltrotJtnpenred Fortyaoeonstreot streot streetappeared appeared before be foro Magistrate Barlo Barloin Bar1oSIn BarloWIn in the West Side Sid court yesterday o8ter ny to answe answei anMworIt It i ulinrgo of assault preferred by tilllai tilllaichrocder tilllamIkhroedor tlllianBcbrooder chrocder who nays Il11o11 ho in a real roallstnt estate dealt dealtivlng dellr11lnK dealniking king at 137 13 West Ninetyfifth street IIlfl et an anMax nllli nllliIax antiMax Max Riemann who gave his address ndrlro as IE IEBroadway 181 181Drcadwny 181Breadway Broadway and said ho was a chemist Th Thromplainants The ThecomplnJnonts Thtcomplainants complainants appeared in court In Inl nadl nadlicdraggled lllily sadlybedraggled lllilyhedrnlgled bedraggled evening clothes and with thuieatures thui thtJlr thtJlrfenturellin thulieatureH fenturellin eatures in pretty bad share shareTho 8hA0fho shaiorixti Tho Duller lIutierbrotherd brother saId tJlI d the two mon menwont morvent monwent vent Into the restaurant about 0 ocloolonterday oclook oclooko oclookosterdny onterday o morning after tho Anon bal balvlth ball baJJwith balleIth with three women They ordered supper ttuppoindclrinks supperrnddrlnks r rIInddrlnk indclrinks While WhllothoywerootingapartY WhllothoywerootingapartYif they were eating a partif part partyof started to leave loavh 1000tho leaveus of if n I dozen chiefly women tho us h restaurant Ono hio no of the complainant complainanthe he Butlers Bald arose and took nialf Nol Nelion Nolon el elfIIn ion hold around tho Ire neck of tho pretties prettIestwoman prettiesvotnan t twotlUln woman in tho bunch A waiter walJ4 r disengage disengagelim ditengngedhim him bad badIC 1tk I Ito led him as a gently a s possible and 10 IC his neat After that the waiters refuse refuseto refuped refupedto refuserto to servo tho party pllrt any an morn drink drinksSchroeder dHnksSchroeder drinkSchroeder Schroeder and Klenmnn then started startedough a arough r rrough rough house hou o the mana maxuwers pern el1 wild and taoklei taokleihe tlloklNithe taokledlo he nearest waiter with a short arm Jolt jollor joltIor I Ioor there th thircttlest the thoJlrctUc therettlest Ior oor or about five minutes was JlrctUc ircttlest t kind of a scrap nnd then th thillcgcd the therhIeod i iallcjed illcgcd troublo makers found themselves thomuolveittim themselvestilting I Islttmlt tilting ittim on tho Broadway sidewalk sidewalkThey IIldewllkThlY idewaIkThey They got into a hansom and hurried U Uhe to totho tohe tho he S est Fortyseventh street station t tnako to tomake make complaint Policeman hose Ho e em emmrkcd emiurked m mbarked barked with thorn for tho return trip bu buhey but butthoy butdiey I hey had lost their bearings The h trio triianded trioInnded triolanded landed at Rectors hose went through througlhe throullhthe he place laee seekinz whom ho hI might arrestThen arrest arrestlhicn I Irlaen Then his two pilots dols Iot duridcti toy hadn hadneon hndnt hndntIeon hadnteon Ieon eon in Rector s so o they tried Snanleyc SnanleycThey Shnnheysrloy hnnley hnnleyfho fho They hadnt any nn trouble troub nvognizlng th thniters the thowillIeI theaniters willIeI niters there as soon as they got inside insidelose inldelIoo insideFioso lose put the th managers under undtrorreri nrrest arrc t Wil Wiliam William WI WIlana liam Callahan of 423 Vost Jortyfourtitrcut lortfourthIlret1t Jortyfourt Fortyfourthstreet street furnished JCOO GOO hail for the two o ohem of ofthrm ofthem hem Magistrate Barlow held the Butler Butlerindor BulloNundor ButlersIridor indor the name ulle bail for examination onfvesciay 01 01Tuesday on onTuesday Tuesdaylarf91et Tuesday fvesciayMargsret TuesdayMargaret Margaret Darlington furl in ton 34 yours old of olM ofJOO of1D13 JOO M West lOflth street who nays 1rI who is JI ai aictittfl all allOCIIM aniCtjisa ctittfl und looks itj It appeared In the Wesi Wesiryer W e41 e41hdo I Ihll hll court ni complainant eorntainanL 1I against lnll Robert RobertIryor 1 Iryor ryer 21 II years 11111 old of Ml o Amsterdnrvenuo A Amsterdnr knstenlamtvPnui lI1tnlnmWlnul venuo who la on automobile iriv llfinr r Sh Shaid She Sheaid I INlid aid that sho was W fI going Roln homo from the thePirIon th thIrion II Irion Ball early yesterday toIl1n morning nl nlJonc all allnlone alldose I dose when at Sixtyseventh filxtyp enth street Itn et nn nnUnsterdam and IIndAmster andAinsterdrtm Amster Unsterdam am avenue Dwyor gralAxd roht herbj herbjarm her b by byhji 1111 hji arm and pullod her Into a hallway hallwayinn hallwayThe Rb inn resisted and 1I111 screamed screaml Then Dwyor Dwyorho I Jwyerthe Wor Wortlho tlho ho alleged tried to beat her into uncon unconcloiifincsH unconscloW1c unconclonsnrss cloiifincsH Her face was badly cut She Shiaid ShoIIIIld Sheit IIIIld aid It wi w wbero his ring rln hit her herPolicemen herpoUcemrn heriolicernin Policemen Coleman of tho Vest Sixty Sixtyifihth Sixtyellhth SittyIghth ifihth stroet station heard Urn woman womanIICre111118 womanscrcamfi womatiicreams creams and arrived in time to capture capturwyor caplurnDwyer captureDwyer under UOOO 1000 ball foilamination for forxaminxttioti Dwyer wyor Ho was held I IeXllmLMtion lamination on Tuesday and tho woman womnippearanoo womnnnlso womantiso nlso was placed under bond to Insure her hornppcnrnnco herIppenmanco ppearanoo when thn ease nlf in rolled onlledA rolledpink A pink evening gown white opera cap capnd cnpnnd capmd nnd nd pink plcturo hat worn om by nn unsteady unstcndOman ullHtentlyWOlDlln unsteadyoxnnn attracted nttractoiansldornblB attractedonsldemnblo Oman who laughed Incessantly ansldornblB attention In tho reception rewptioi3om reOptionroom receptioncorn I room nt Bellevue Hospital yesterday after afteroon nfttrnoon afterloon noon loon when the th wearer stepped from a calt cal cabit I Ilit lit it t tho entrance and took n sent amon amondozenpatienta among amonga a I dozenpatienta who were not In ovenlni ovening1resq ovenlnin oenlngdff dff 1resq n w 1resqHow How wHow would you like to b 00 tho hello o oIP of ofthe ofho the ho IP Arion Ball and Just because you don donet dont donthomo donttt et homo until morning have ha 0 yourhuabam yourhuabamnd your husband hUJIbnndnd husbandend end nd you to a hospital in a I cab thewoinai thewoinaitween the woman womanedred i iMked Mked Dr Drury the admitting phy phy5lcian phy5lcianetween lclan I I1Jetwlen 1Jetwlen tween laughs laughsTho Inu laughtiThe hA The doctors efforts to got t the woman womanIflgnosis wornand18 womansliagnosis d18 Iflgnosis 01s and history were interrupter interrupterons Interruptodconstantly intcrruptodionstaiflly constantly by her coldltIlydawn coidgray dawn ol ohserva ohservaions fn fntlonll ions ons o 011 the iu previous jiu wu nights n gayety w wnfeollng the thounflellnR theinfinohing nfeollng attitude of a I husband who dldn dldnartidpato didnt didntpnrticipl1to didntartldipato artidpato in it and her unaccustomed unaccustomecurroundlngs unaccuJltomedIulTollndlnls unaccustomedurroundlngs urroundlngs tire doctor finally got he heame her horIIl1mo herxnme ame as Jeanetto MoTurck of 365 3 Lena Lenavenue Lenoiivenuo OAnuoDr venue ivenuoDr venueDr Dr Drury decided that a nights res resure relit restire cure ire in ono of the wards would be Just ju t th thhlng thu thuthing thnhlng hlng for herhrAnoos her herMADOOS herWWOO MADOOS WWOO SKCIlETAIir RESTS IlKSTSIiyslclnn 1tESTSI RESTSI1e1an I Iiyslclnn nrport Air Ir howell In DUIIRC DUIIRCof Uan Iatigror tr tror or nreakdown nrf do n Front Ntraln NtralnPolice tlratnPolice IralnPolkll Police CommlssIoncrilcAdoos Commlalloner lcAdooR secretary secretaryllliam secrolllryWiIlltn secretaryVIlliarn WiIlltn llliam Howell left last evening for Oltolnt Old Old10lnt Oldclot 10lnt clot Comfort Ho will spend ut leas leasto leullttwo leastWa two Wa to weeks in tho South by b order of hi hihysicUin his hiliphvslclan hisdiyaician hysicUin and tho Commissioner in ai aiTort an anelYort aniTort elYort Tort to regain his health which has been boeiroken beenbroken beenroken roken by recent overwork overworkHowcll oerworkHowell overworkhowell Howell It was explained hall been under underhea underloavy hea loavy strain during 1 tIm 1 f fast allt month t 1 Ho Hotook lieooi ii iig took ooi I10n aoUe part In plnnlllng and dIrectog direct directIng Ing og g tho Headquarters axe raids raid on allege allegeiolrounvt alleged alloRooI allegedioolrooms JloorootnI iolrounvt and gambling houses in tin tinerccr tho thoIercor thutercer I Iercor erccr street precinct pr clnot and in securing necurlnridenco IICcurinltI securingvidonce oidencu idenco against tho officers now undo undoiP tinderbarges I iP I tlu desk ln1 lk ll head lIendqunrtors headluarters nl nlartere barges lie has l been COJn Ilt h his i at 1 qunrtors artere after midnight many nights nightsw A Aow Howells lan sent sentttur 11 11letter aatter few ow w days ago physician lhYII I letter ttur to MoAdoo saying that Howell mus muslit roust rnulltI roustlull I quIt lull lit work at once or break down alto altoither altuI altoether gether ether The Commissioner was much j per perturbed Ierurbed or orirbe I turbed irbe l us ho Mid ho relies relle Implicitly ai aiowoll an anMr onlowell lowell lowellMr owollMr Mr MoAdoo made a statement over the thrlophoae theI theelephone I lophoae yesterday announcing that Hownlad Hownl 1I0wAilI I had ad broken down from overwork Ik IkJded lieaddd hiedded addd adddHo Jded ddedHo JdedHo Ho lout been my right hand and nd I wlTlisa will wmmlRR willaiM mlRR lisa him exceedingly I cannot well BO BOaw any anyhow saylow how aw much I regret Iris h i breaking down downoth downboth downoth both oth on my own account and his hisUntil hlaUntil hisUntil Until HowoUa return William F Stntler Stntlerowcllii Statlerfowolla owcllii assistant will occupy his place placen placoOn On in n March 1 8totler will w1llJJ lie la advanced to thewitlon the thopOllltion theositlon pOllltion witlon of secretary tlecrelaf to Third Deputy DeputyoinmlAsloner DeputyCornmlA Deputyoznmissioner CornmlA oinmlAsloner loner Lindnloy Llnd loY Thomas 3 7 Ban Banansresignation Dannon Banonsreslgnatbn non ansresignation I ntbn taking effecton that date datelie dnteThll dateliii Thll lie Commissioner said of Stetlers seisoIon neleo neleoon IIlleclion lion Ion on nil la ix a promotion for merit meritHowell meritHowell merithowell Howell was a page lra In Congress when whetr whenIr I lItr Ir r MoVdoo first went them and noon IHime IH 11UI las lasnine lime his hl hllll secretory HB 11 wo IiUl secretary toresident t tresident to toPresident I resident Iloosovelt when the latter wan wuiDistant WOIIA wanssIstant A Distant Secretary of the tl1 X Navy NavyD1 R RDIN vy vyDix Dix D1 Kii Ji TO T mrsnors mrsnorsw in ow w If They I1lt ll hail i a Few flare Snull mall Slrri SlrriThlnts SI11dThlnclI xIiedThing Thing to Wear WearF Wr3rF F Delano Weekes a retired reliro lawyer gave Itnoo gavero ro 3 newsboys a Lincolns Birthday Dlrtb i1y dinner dinnerit dlnllerIlUt timberist IlUt ist it night at the Newsboys Lodging HOUMJ HOUMJXew HowoIn hIowoNew In New ow Chambers street After tho dinner dinnerthe dinnerB the lie B boya gave 1tI a concert conet rt and an exhibition exhibitiongymnasium Ixhlhltionerr err f gymnasium work Rudolph Heig super suptirtendent 8up superitendent r rlutendent tendent of the lodging house hou was in intpen Inhope hope tpen that the boys boY would get a donation donationsome donationor or f some clothing which is much needed neededone neNdNone neededrone None rone one came however m 1IORNERSFURN HORNERS HORNERSFURN FURNITURE FURNITURETba FURN ITUR ITURTha TURE TURETba Tba Standard In quality and lid ilyle styleTO ilyleTO IlyleTO TO BUYERS OF OFFINE OFFINE OFFIN1 FINE FURNITURE FURNITURETF I TF IF F it is your purpose to buy buythe buythe buythe the BEST Furniture that is ismanufactured ismanufactured ismanufactured manufactured Furniture possessing pos possessing possessing sessing a distinctive individu individuality individuality individuality ality of tone and character and andembracing andembracing andembracing embracing the newest designs designsand designsand I Iand and finishes as produced producedwhere producedwhere producedwhere where large choice in all lines linesmakes linesmakes linesmakes makes selection a pleasure and andwhere andwhere andwhere where everything eve r y t h i n g is pricemarked price pricemarked pricemarked marked at lowest possible cost costat costat costlit at which fine goods can be soldyou sold soldyou soldyou you will find these most de desirable dcsirable desirable sirable advantages at our estab establishment establishmen establishmen lishmen lishmentR t tR tB R J HORNER COFurniture CO COFurniture COFurniture Furniture Makers and Importers ImportersGl Gl 616365 63 65 West23d Street StreetlESTEHIYAr StreeliESTEItIIY Street11STEIWI1 lESTEHIYAr 11STEIWI1 Ar THE 111 OPERA OPERATrlttan OPIWtTrlatan JRJftTrIstan Trlttan und urn lunltto and Romeo OtnfO et t In Inllette InlIeltl ltiIItti llette All In One Day DayTristan lIa lIafriltlln layTristori Tristan und Isolde 1 Oldc was given hen at the thoIctropolitan theMetropolitan thedetropolitan Metropolitan Opera lxra house yesterday oftor oftorloon oftornoon afterloon loon The excitement of tho fire at tho thoasno thoCII theasno CII asno no just ncjnr tim street affected tho tholerves tholIeneB theieres lerves of omo of if tho singers ln r8 so that Booth BoothHB 1I00thIn saothng In HB measures had to ho undertaken and andhe nndIhl andhe Ihl he perUrmance rilrrnanCl was iomewliat lato In bo boInning hoItilnln ho hotinnIng Inning Mr Ir Dipptl appeared IIpr lIInd na III Tristan Tristanor Trillanfor for or the first time find lint mad au honorable honorableTort bonorulJloort honorabletTort Tort ort to fill the ruqtiiromqntd of the role roleAll r rOleI lo loAn All I that tin thti singer ln lr docs Is bnvexl on in inQlligent Intelllrent inehhigent Qlligent study IItllol but bUllike like other human beings beingso hI it o tins hl his hi limitations and liko many other otherrtisw otherIIrti otherirtists IIrti rtisw of the itngo 1 110 ho foils to discover them themVMfon tbelOTrilan themPriSaa VMfon is I a i heroic figure nnd ho dnmnnds heroic interpretation furthermore It i inow Is Isnow liinow I now n well V 1I recognized fact that tho music muslof mUBloof musicof of the part demands abundant power a avoice or ofvoice voice and nil tho renourccn of a opleudidl sphed1dJyuustatntid opleudidluustaimxl I IIJUllllnnd uustaimxl cantilena cantilenaMr CRntiiollJIr Mr Ir Dippel DlppeitIoe does not moot these require rcqulrnmcnUi requiremenU requiremerits menU Ho is is not heroic In appearance appearanceor appearanceornelion ornelion or action and ho has not a broad Iroodand and fluent fluentstyle throatstyle tlllontKlJe style of singing in inl Ho wag leant successful HUcconafuin lucCCMlulIn in the beautiful duet of tho roound act actand actand actand and most HO In thu excited exclamatory oxclamatorparts exclamowrypartd exclamatoryparts parts of o thai scene of delirium in the third thirdHe thirdIll thirdlie He Ill W3 was lionost nnd sincere in his attempt attempat atternplat at tb t tire part and it may lOA bo that in the future futureho futureho futureho ho will wi grow into it but yesterday his per performnnce perfonnnnce performonce formnnce seemed to bo an evidence of olmisguided ofml ofmlsguidod misguided ml uidod ambition ambitionMmo ambitionMrno Mmo hne Nordica oJllc1 was In excellent volciand volci roiceand olco and gave a splendid Impersonation o oIiolde of 01Isolde Iiolde olde Mr Van 1111 Itooy as Kunenat am amMiss and andIIM andMISi4 Miss IIM Walker nlker as R Branganc cooperated with withher withher willher her In providing proldln tho striking features o otho or ortho cithe tho peronnanco which wan characterize characterizeon I Ion on tho wholo by rudo vigor Igor rather thaipoetlo thai thllnJ1octlo thanioetlo poetlo warmth Much of this was duo t tthe to tothe tothe the insistence of tho orchestral department departmentwhich departmentwhich departmentwhich which WOK CIS generally Kenefl ly too aggressive aggressiveIn In tho evening llomeo et Juliette wai waiwing WI1AIun wasung wing Iun to one of the smallest audiences o otho ot ottho ofthe tho season Tho daughter of the Capulet Capuletwas CapuletswAil was wn represented by Imo Ackte1 Ackte1who who whose whMestrident whosestrident i istrident strident style of tone formation robbed robrxxher robbedher robbedher her muslo of all grace and passIon It I Ia III IIIn Ia a pity that this soprano has aculrcd the han hannnd hardand hariand and cold tono BO 0 popular in France He flexvoice Hevoice lIer lIeroleo voice is ono of considerable natural beaut beautand beauty beautyI beautyand I and ruiieh 1l1rh power powerMr powerMr i Mr 11 Salera was In thoroughly good voice rolclast TolooIRt voicelast last night and that in I nil that need bo said soldShien saidWhen MidWhon When no in 1 In command cornman I of hid resourcehe resource rtJAOUroeShe he Is iso n most admirable Kom Romeo to Mr Plancoi Plancoiwas Plan on onwat onWits was the same excellent FreT Lauren Laurenhe Laurentho he hiut hit always been Mr Ir Franko con conducted conduetId condueted ducted Mr Ir rta loUn lottat H l1ano no Itcotttl ItcotttlJosA IIlellatJOl lfitiiJosiS JosA JOl Vannn du Mot Motta ott1 la the Portuguese Portuguespianist Portugueseixianist o oI I pianist gave a recital at Mendelssohn Mendelssohllall lendelA8ohnI I Hall yesterday y ter ay afternoon lie played i itranscription a ai atranscription i transcription by br Busonl of a Bach on onfuguu organ organfUIU8 organfugue fugue Kcarlatti nrlattlRollllta ssonata In U 1 minorWeberpolacca minorWeber mlnore1Jerpolacca mlnorWeberspoiacca polacca in K J major Beethovens I UlolniI variation variationand variationsand ariatloDlind and fugue opus 35 350 Ltazlu legends about abouthu nbouti aboutthe i thu two Hi FrancUw Froncl ied and some other mini miniburs nunlI aunthers I burs Ho pI played td some things very fast fasarid rMt rMtIndllltlnctly fastamut arid Indistinctly and all things In A dr drstyle dry drytltlo drystyle styleiiiss style stylewsj wsj nocKiiiiHii nrTvnxs ItETUlt i IIOM IIOMThr 1OUr JIOIIEjha Thr tllrl IMio ho Msrrletilter Married Iajdiir Her r Jathrr Uirrii Co Coachthat Coach Coachman ch chman man Found In the Catukllli CatukllliKINOSTON CataklllI CatskIllsfl1NGsTo KINOSTON N Y Fob n 11Miss Miss fgs Mabe MabeHookridgo Mabelhiookrldge llIbelllookridlte I Hookridgo daughter of W 0 Hockridgi Hockridgiof of sow ew York who left her father Jam Jamnear rannnlnr farmnear near St Remy with Frank Tono tho coach coachman coaohman coachman man has been found She and Tone who whihud wholied ho hohud hud been married at honey by the Re Reformed Refonntd Reformed formed Church minister on Feb 3 wenfound wen werofounll werefound found at Wittenberg in the Catskills by byMr byolr byMr Mr Hockridge another daughter and a adetective Iidetectlo adetective detective and father and sister had no nodifficulty nodl nodinloulty difficulty dl leulty in pereuadlng Mabel to return returnhomo returnhomo returnhome homo Tone was left behind They were wereat weroat wereat at thn th homo of Tones Tono parents 1Arentl and the thesurroundings theMurroundlnge thesurroundings surroundings in and out wore of a charac character oharooter ohiaracter ter to disillusionize Miss Uee Hockridgo who whohad whohad whohad had left a luxurious home for the charm charmof of love in a 1 cottage cottageWIFE cottageIIUE cottageirii I WIFE irii r miGUE lIJJO lIE 1 riTEJ TO DIE DIEJicou IJIRIebtutrln DIRJicotj Jicou lebeiulrln Inhales nu it In hold IlotrlIounil 110111l1onnll holdVoiinl Iounil In Time to Hive Him HimJacob 111mJacoh hintJacob Jacob Lebcailcin Lebcn leln who had hired a room roomIn roomIn roomIn In the ho St t John Hotel 1JO University placewas place placewas lilaCllWB was WB found by b tho clork early yesterday jrpsterdayHe yesterdayrooming OIterdny OIterdnymornIng mornIng unconscious from InhllUnft inhalln gall gallHI gaslie He had registered underthalU1moof under tho nnmo of Jacob JacobLivingston JnoobIIln JacobLivingston Livingston IIln IIton Newark On the way to toBellevue toDelllJle toBelievue Bellevue he told tho police hit right name namennd namoIInd nameand and said he lived at 8 88 8 IjCxiiiRton avenue avenueHis 11lnueJllII avenueBIn His Hon Dr Joseph Ixsl IAJ1en Lebenitern enstein tein lived lI At litOD 370 Lexington Lexln ton avenue enue ho said naldDr anldDr saidDr Dr Lobunstcln said IW d that hU father who whois whoIs ho hoIII is 63 6 years old and a retired cloak maker makerhad maklJrI makerhad had been much distressed by the fact that thathis thathi thathis hi his wHo i lf dying of an Incurable disease diseaselie dls6DIIHe diseasehie I lie had also I o lost large numit lum of money mono re recently roo roocently recently cently by Injudicious loan Kecht Uptown Prkn Mekt Dcwttoun DcwttounShopping I Io H Shopping Sotn en Extravofarct ExtravofarctOpen K KOCH o fr C Co CoOpeil o oOptn Open ill l II day SMondny Lincolns CJl Birlhdny BirlhdnyA r dJY dJYA A ThreeDay Sale Sal of ofHousehold ofHousehold ofHousehold Household Requisites RequisitesMonday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesdaythe the SemiAnnual Sale Only three threedays threedays threedays days of it but they are to be days of unexampled moneysaving on Wooden WoodenWare WoodenWare WoodenWare Ware Willow Ware c Koch Standard goods goodsin in this store there is no noplace noplace noplace place for the flimsy stuff known as sale goods Woodenware WoodenwarcCOMBINATION WoodenwareCOMBINATION WooderiwarcCOMBINATION COMBINATION STEPLADDER CHAIRS CHAIRShardwood CHAIRShardood CHAIRShardwood hardwood 75c 75cSEWING 76eSEWING 75 75SEWING SEWING TABLES with measure 86c 85cKITCHEN 86cKITCHEN B6eKITCHEN KITCHEN TABLES 3 foot 80c 80cMEDICINE 89cAIBDICINE MEDICINE CABINETS oak with bevel bevelmirror bevelmirror mirror 149 149TOILET 149TOILET TOILET RACKS with mirrors 49c 49cTOWEL 4geTOWEL 49cTOWELRINGS TOWEL TOWELRINGS RINGS 4c 4cCOAT 4eCOAT 4cCOATHATRACKS4hooks19c COAT COATHATRACKS4hooks19c COATHATRACKS4hooks19cCOATHATRACKSShooks HAT RACKS RACKS4hook 4 hooks 19e 19eCOAT 1geCOAT COATHATRACKSShooks COAT HAT RACKS Shook 5 hooks 26c 26cFOOT 26ePOOT 25cFOOTSTOOLS FOOT FOOTSTOOLS STOOLS 19c 19cPASTRY 10ePASTRY lgcPASTRY PASTRY BOARDS 12x18 l xl8Inch Inch lUc 10cPASTRY 10ePASTRY lUcPASTRY PASTRY BOARDS 16x22 inch 20c 20cHAM 25cHAM 2fieHAM HAM BOARDS 9x18 inch 12c 12cROLLING 12cROLLING 12cROLLING ROLLING PINS PINShollyorniaple holly or maple 19c 19cKNIFE 10eKNI 9c 9cKNIFE KNIFE KNI PE BOXES polished 26c 49c 49cSALT 40eSALT 49cSALT SALT BOXES striped wood IBc IBcSALAD 16eSALAD 15cSALAD SALAD SETS carved 13c 26c 26cBREAD 26eBREAD 25cBREAD BREAD BOARDS BOARDScarved carved lOc 19eIMPORTED 10eIMPORTED lOcIMPORTED IMPORTED BUTTER R SPADES groovedarid grooved groovedand groovedand and polished lOc 19cCOFFEE 10eCOPPEE lOcCOFFEE COFFEE MILLS Imported brass hopper hopperhighly hopperhighly hopperhighly highly polished box dovetailed cor corners corners corners ners 85c 85cIMPORTED B6cIMPORTED 85cIMPORTED IMPORTED PAPIER MACHE PAILS PAILSpink PAILSpink PAILSpink pink or blue 49c G9c G9cWHITE 6geWHITE 59cWHITE WHITE PAILS papier piplarmache mache 60c 9c 89e 89eINFANTS 80cINFANTS BOeINFANTS INFANTS BATHS papier mache white hlte 126 125PAPIER 126PAPIER 126PAPIERMACHE PAPIER PAPIERMACHE MACHE TRAYS TRAYSl2Iqch 12 Inch 26c 26cPAPIER 25cPAPIERMACHE 26ePAPIER PAPIER PAPIERMACHE MACHE TRAYS TRAYS16Ineh 16 Inch 49c 49cCRUMB 40cCRUMB 49cCRUMB CRUMB TRAYS AND BRUSH papier papiermache paplermlehe papiermache mache 09C 09CBrooms 99cBrooms Brooms Brushes Etc EtcBISSELLS EtcBISSELLS EtcBISSELLS BISSELLS STANDARD CARPET CARPETSWEEPERS CARPETSWEEPERS CARPETSWEEPERS SWEEPERS The Koch 149AUTOMATIC 149 149AUTOMATICCRUMB 140AUTOMATIC AUTOMATICCRUMB AUTOMATIC CRUMB SWEEPER SWEEPERnlckel SWEEPERnlckelplated R nickel nickelplated nickelplated plated 149 149BROOMS 149BROOMSfinecorn BROOMSfinecorn BROOMS fine corn sewed 4 4 26cHARDWOOD 26c 26cHARDWOOD 26eHARDWOOD I HARDWOOD FLOOR BROOMS all hair hair69c 69c 69cHARDWOOD 60eHARDWOOD 600HARDWOOD HARDWOOD FLOOR BROOMS all bris bristle bdstIt bristie tIt 12Inch BOo Ulnch 98c 98cHEARTH 99eHEARTH I IHEARTH HEARTH BRUSHES horse hair 19e 19eCOUNTER 10eCOU 19cCOUNTER COUNTER COU NTER DUSTERS all bristle 26c 26cWALL 26eWALL 25cWALL WALL DUSTERS lambskin 75cOSTRICH 75c 75cOSTRICH I IOSTRICH OSTRICH FEATHER DUSTER 7 In InJOc InJoc InIDe JOc 10Inch lOlnch25c1Iinch 25c 1 Mnch 35c 35cTURKEY 35cTURKEY I T TURKEY Joc RKEY FEATHER DUSTER 18n 26c 26cBRICABRAC 26eBRICABRAC 26cBRICABRAC BRICABRAC DUSTERS fancy 25c 25cWHISK 25cWHISK i iWHISK WHISK BROOMS 9c 9cLEADERSINK OeLEA 9cLEADER LEADERSINK LEA LEADER DER SI SINK NK BRUSHES 3 3HANDY 3HANDY 3HANDY HANDY KITCHEN BRUSHES 3c Silks and Dress GoodsStocktaking Stocktaking reveals odd lots left from a big seasons business businesswe we now nowgroup nowgroup I Igroup group them for complete and speedy exit at further and final reductions reductionsThe teductionsTh The Th Savings on Formcr FormcrPriccs ormer ormerare are from OneThird On e Third to OneHalf Prices pg NOVELTY NOVELTYTAFFETA TAFFETA all silk compris comprising compr comprin compriring ing in neat figures ri urts fancy stripes and andprint andprint andprint print warp effects 20 choicecolorings choice cr crcolorings OUC 69 69cPRINTED colorings wire 100 yd OUCPRINTED C CPRINTED PRINTED SILK FOULARDS neat floral floraleffects lIoralerrects floraleffects effects 25 5 desirable colorings coloringtWere OJ OJwere 4LZC 4LZCWHITE 25 C were 49c yard yardWHITE I WHITE HlTE HABUTAt 27 inches wide all allsilk allsilk silk superb suncib quality WWI wera59c I ISOc SOc yard 39c 39cCOLORED OcK OcKCOLORED 39 C CCOLORED COLORED SATIN LIBERTY all shades shadespure shadespure shadespure pure silk soft finish were were59c 0 I I59c 59c yard 39cBLACK 39C1 39C1BLACK 39 C CBLACK BLACK TAFFETA 22 2 Inches wide nil nilpure nilpure allpure silk sort finish perfect perfectblack c7 pure 57c 5 7 C i I black were ere 75e yard I r1 C TV1 c Between Lenox LenoxSeventh LenoxJ J25th J 1 Jln tn Street Ct reel West WeSl w esi Seventh Avenues AvenuesChildrens AvcnuezDESTA AvenuesEST DESTA DESTAjjpUllAH EST ESTJJJJ1IJtWI JJJJ1IJtWI jjpUllAH B BChildrens BAZ BAZChildrens Childrens Outfitting OutfittingEvery Every requisite of young people Is found here hereunder hereunder hereunder under one roof In thegreatest the greatest variety of choice choiceand choIceand choiceand and In the widest range rangeof of prices pricesInfant pricesInfant pricesJnfant t v Infant WeurauttFarnfablags WeurauttFarnfablagst WeurauttFarnfablagsMillinery Wear WeorandPumf8hinjsMillinery lud FrtrnflJbln l lJJ1J 6 t Millinery JJ1J In cry Cupa capsJ1rc Etc for or InfAnts and Wnraexs WnraexsAfJsaea NaTIleMlIIJeiJ Thyr8erMfsaee AfJsaea Underwear Shirt Waist Ere lZtcDOy1 1tcBoys EreBoys Boys Kiltn Raaalan ElonacAt Sailor Suit SuitnoabletrcMtied SultlrDouble1JTcurled SaltsDoubIeaieedanc1ZforfoIL8uJLs noabletrcMtied DoubIeaieedanc1ZforfoIL8uJLs DoubIeaieedanc1ZforfoIL8uJLsReecrr and Norfolk Salts SaltsReef Ba1tJReefcrIf Reef ReefcrIf eraOvercoats OvercoJtlJ arid Raincoats RnlacaatsJJoy RaincoatsDay Rnfrzcoaf5floys Day Hats Caps Furnishings and Atlilctfc GoodJloaiery Good GoodllHosler Goodsfloslery Jloaiery Glove and Knit Underwear UnderwearGtela UnderweArGJrlJP UnderwearGAr1sniDresaen Gtela GAr1sniDresaen Dresses resaca Coats and andjackets andjacketsShoesforlnfaats Jackets JacketsShoes JllO lee ts tsSboes Shoes Shoesforlnfaats for Infants 2ioya and Girlie Girls6O62 6062 West 23d 23 d Street StreetI I VAlETlE BREAKFAST BREAKFASTKviw Kviw COpies W TVI6 a i Prraent at the Women WomenPrrtt WomensPress omm ommPrra Press Club Feast FewtWe F FeastWe aat aatWe We khtU bf beep P upon Teddy tbo tb b bntut nau and nd bill billSbtkt ballShke bibStrike Strike hIs tiiadt many 1I0un t oan tad 04 ettutr an4 tadbuzz an4buzz an4buzz buzz buzzTill buzznil buzzviii Till li be lont tor or the bouTs IbM lbs it r weehilt eIII ithn art artmill an anrnal mill I IOhberiis IOlifir 1 Ohberiis 011 Olifir lie rail rltCC an llbe 11 lie rtlfvery PrrtWtnt Ir rahlen don doesTue donTM docI TM ntnesl Tue tint of mr Ion loch who ho rnr ru Ana v val9ntirie val9ntirieIs aInUn l rntln I I 1 ts our ri city V N New w ark 111 ILL merle u u nd ruth ruthI I love U ihourb eren b beacith neiUi tb te ntJI oJI pall pllra pallThn pillmars ra mars t ibrBualnr ruU 1IDr U nowrblrti i coos 0 xm 111 iw1DJbe iw1DJbetluih iwlOLbeMrs 1I1n tb tblulI tluih tluihMr lulIMI1 Mr Mrs Philip Carpenter Cltrpen r one of the guofltfl guofltflof ltuotIof guostiof of honor read this poem at the annual valet valentine valettine alel1tine tine breakfast of the WomcnH Pros Club ClubHie CIUbi Clubiven Ien etlerdlly afternoon In tho ho liote hotel hotelaator Mtor MtorDIu aatorThe I The toasts that followed tho th breolcfaxt breolcfaxti i were all original volntlnc vl1l ntlne and every everyI everywoman i iwomln I woman on the programme who could moii moiiher mllllnle maiiage age a jIngle or a rhyme was Invited 10 read readher readher her valentIne vnlentlnaTlie valentIneThe alentlnefile file Rev Ite Thomas R Slioor D D anotherguest another anotherfucftt anotberguel guest guel t said atd I was never present at BO BOmuch ROmuch soa9i much a9i love making where there was so little littlerfaV IIttlori littleMid rfaV ri k rfaVAnd And kAnd looking around at hU audience to toall tonll toall all of whom had been given souvenir ucnlr hearts hoartdho hoartAbe heartslie ho Mid Perhaps the places those womnweRT womenwear women womenwenr wear their hearts aooountfl for it There ThereIA 1 IA 1i Mrs Mr Edward Addison Orceloy Orcelo Sho Shotold Shetold Shotold told me she had pinned hem near her pIne vplnebut spinehut pInebut but changed it to her hcrcoUarbone collarbone nne she thought thoughtIt It looked mom picturesque there thereCupld thereI thereupid Cupld wa wu not slighted sJJgh d at tha breakfast breakfastfor for he wan Wa represented by Miss M II Mildred MtldrodD ItldrodD I D Tooker daughter of one of the metnbtn I Mops Table Mats Etc EtcSELFWRINGING EtcSELFWHlNGING EtcSELFWUNGING SELFWRINGING MOPS 26c 26cMOP 26cMOP 25cMOP MOP STICKS 8c 8cCOTTON BeCOTTON COTTON MOPS I pound If IfNU 10e 10eNO jQcNO NU NO uuubi DOOST BROOM COVERS COVERSPOLISHING lUc 101POLISHING lUcPOLISHING POLISHING MITTS MITTSTABLE ge geTABLE 9cTABLE TABLE MATS set 25cSCRUB 25c 25cSCRUB 25cSCRU SCRUB U BRUSHESsolidbnck RIWSH ESsolidbock DC OC10e 10c12c 10c12cCARPET lOt 12e 12eCAI 12cCARPET CARPET CAI PET BEATERS rattan wire bound bound10c bound10e boundbe 10c 16c lOc 26c 26cLaundry 26cLaundry 25cLaundry Laundry Requisites RequisitesFOLDING RequisitesFOLDING RcquisitcsFOLDING FOLDING IRONING TABLES 76c 76cSKIRT 76eSKI 75cSKIRT SKIRT SKI RT BOARDS felt covered 4 H 4 foot foot7Sc foot75c5 loot7Se 7Sc 75c5 5 foot footCLOTHES 8Qc 8QcCLOTHES BOeCLOTH CLOTHES CLOTH ES BARS U BARS4 RS 4 foot 35c 35cCLOTHES 35cCLOTH 35cCLOTHES CLOTHES CLOTH ES POLES 10c 10cUNIVERSAL 10eUNIVERSAL bcUNIVERSAL UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER 3 3years Jyears 3years years guarantee 11inch I white rubber rubberrolls rubberrolls rubberrolls rolls 240 240CURTAIN 240CURTAIN 49 49CURTAIN CURTAIN STRETCHERS full sizehinged size sizehinged sizehinged hinged Never Sac Sa ODe Star QOc QOcStar BOeStar 99cStar Star with easel 126 Star with easel easeland tnseland easeland and adjustable pins d 149WASHBOARDS 149 140WASHBOARDS 149WASHBOARDS WASHBOARDS glass small size 25c 25cLarge 26eLargc 25cLarge Large size 30e 30eWASHBOARDS 30eWASHBOARDS 30cWASUBOARDS WASHBOARDS large size Ize double zinc zincDawn zincDawn zincDawn Dawn 29c 29cWASHBOARDS 20eWASHBOARDS 29cWASHBOARDS WASHBOARDS laundry size with ith pro protector protector protector tector Town Talk TalkWASHBOARDS 3Bc 3BcWASHBOARDS 36eWASHBOARDS WASHBOARDS solid zinc laundry sizeNorth size sizeNorth sizeNorth North Star 46c 46cCLOTHESPINS 451CLOTHESPINS 15cCLOTHESPINS CLOTHESPINS best quality case of or7Z0 720 60c 690CLOTHESPINScartonof 60cCLOTHESPINS 60eCLOTH CLOTHESPINS CLOTH CLOTHESPINScartonof ESPI NS carton of 100 100CIOTHES Qc QcCLOTHESLINES OeCLOTHES CLOTHESLINES CLOTHES LINES Manila 100ft 100 It 35c 35cSASH 361SASH 35cSASH SASH CORD braided 100 feet 6Qc 6QcMRS 60eMRS 59cMRS MRS POTTS IRONS nlckelplated best bestquality btstquality bestquality quality set 76c 76cSLEEVE 76cSLEEVE 75cSLtEE SLEEVE OR FLOUNCE IRONS detach detachable delochnble detachable able handles 26c 25cSAD 26cSADIRONS 261SADIRONS SADIRONS SAD IRONS black 6lb2lc7lb 6 Ib 21c 7 lb 25c 25cSAD 26eSAD 25cSAD SAD IRONS nickelplated 6 lb 27c 27c71b 71b 7 Ib 30c 30cASBESTOS 30eASBESTOS 30cASBESTOS ASBESTOS IRON HOLDERS 3c 3cIRON 3eIRON 3cIRON IRON STANDS nickelplated nickelplntedCOVERED 8c 8cCOVERED BeCOVERED COVERED SLEEVE BOARDS 21c 21cPULLEYS 2lePU 21cPULLEYS PULLEYS PU ILEYS galvanized iron 4cHANDY 4c 4cHANDY 4eHANDY HANDY IRONING IHONINGWAX IRONINGVAXdozen WAX dozen fc fcF 9cF F P I C WAX 4c 4cLAUNDRY 40LAUNDRY LAUNDRY r rr SOAP Q P Procter Proci r Gambles Gamblesthe G nble1s nble1sIhe the Lenox 7 cakes for 25c 25cHAMPERS 25eHAMPERS HAMPERS square all willow villo 98c 98cCLOTHES OBeCLOTHES 98cCLOTHES CLOTHES BASKETS oval No 1 35c 35cNo 35cNo No 2 45c No No3 3 65c I COLORED DRESS FABRICS homespun and Panama suitings also alsoblack alsoblock alsoblack black granite 45 to 50 inches incheswide incheswide I 5 5Uidt 59c 59cCOLORED 9c 9cCOLORED wide were 8Bc to 98c yard ObfC ObfCCOLORED COLORED DRESS FABRICS includ including IncludIng includbig ing Crepe Voile Fancy Granite andTweed and andTweed andTweed Tweed Suitings SU ling double width 25 25colorings 25colorlnfl 25colorings colorings were 50c to to75c to75c 75c yard OWC OWCNOVELTY 39 C CNOVELTY I NOVELTY SUITINGS comprising plaid plaidfancy plaIdrancy plaidfancy fancy homespuns and mannish mix mixtures mixturtS mixlures lures 44 to 54 inches wide widewere widewere were 125 to 5175 175 yard byC 89cBLACK byCBLACK 89 C CBLACK BLACK VOILES 42 In wide all pure purewool purewool purewool wool sheer crispy fabric per perfect p pfeet feet black btackwere were 51 1 yard 75 75c DC C mumolS ifYnClq ifYnClqw OTICF51pAcrun w PASTOn IA n CHAJ1LKS CA1IL I T r IHSSEIL IrrtKent o otbe 01 01b oltb tbe tb b Watch Tower lllble IIIbl and Triwt Society Allr Allrrhrny 3Jiegheny lIp lIpnJttt rhrny la and Author or Mlllrnll t I liawa wn xrln xrlnwill erlei erlei1ll will 1ll nJttt deliver r a Dd aiwuun c In r the irand g gsrt Ofxra lloare lloare3JO lIou lIoursi rsi srt al t aOlI ini Mil iv ew w York ork on sun Sunda at Jcb n 1 3JO 2 J XI subject To Hell and JlacK who hD ar artnere are Arrtbcre arethere there Hope 110 for the return o 01 ma mac lb Io no nofill nOI nOItAli aoiflI fill to 0 bear this seat bible eiiMjnent Seals tree treeKo Ire Irer treerio Ko r 0 collection U1 11 welcome welcomeCjiTnr wricameCar Icbm IcbmCarnegie Iwturc h ettiycs even Hnndav HUDdA b bIr by byne CjiTnr Carnegie Car ncnle ntf I I 5 ne Rev Dr Otoin OIomu n Zar ZArAduhI ZArAduhIChapter ZarAdurhtC Adu ht htI hianhsh SulII 1Iu4u 1Iu4unn Bzdagasapier Chapter C asapier I ninand nn and SunVor lun Wortblp Wortblptree blp Snat Snattree Sr IIlJI IIlJItree tree Entrance on onSthSi 611 SI left leliI leftI teltIlnll Ilnll I I afnialncnlrancctoCarorcleltitl afnialncnlrancctoCarorcleltitlwho olmatllentran t main entrance loDmet1e nn nnWho 1111who who read tho Press Cluba valentine of greeting greet greeting t tIng ing to tho guests KUO J and then flitted arouni arounitho around aroundtho aroundthe tho rent of the afternoon delivering delhorln valen valentines valentlue alentlnp8 tines tlue and mo messages fagen Slip vro was drosmMl dru I1 it itwhite In Inwhite Inwhile white satin tIghts with a pink satin jacket jacketand jacketand jacketarid broad brim brimand brimIWd brim brimand and wore a big picture hat with and high lllh crown crownnrne crownnlne crowaflene nrne Millet Conic OUlN to Lecture at Itararifhidrid Ilanaril HananlR IlanarilHflno Hflno R n Millet who will deliver tho Hyde Hydelecture Hydelocturl Hydelecturo lecture at Harvard University Unlln ty arrived arrivedvpstonlay IirrifJvl8wnlay arrivedveterday vpstonlay from Uavro nboard the French FrenchLino FrenchLIOt FrenchLine Line steamship La Tournlnn Toufl no He will talk talkon tnlkon talkon on PYftnonand Imnon ann Islam In Mediterranean tlwModitorrancanM the MediterraneanM o1 dltlTanelln M 1 Millet lost visited I itro thin country in I8n I8nwhen 1110vhen Th711when when he wa was secretary of the French Com CommlHiion CornmIssion CotnmlMlon mIssion to tho Centennial Expoftltton at atPhiUdcIphlH ntPhlladeJpl atPhiladelphia Philadelphia a Intll ntl 1DUO ho was hntd of oftho oftho ofthe tho French FrlnchdlplornaUc diplomatic service at Tunis TunisHe TunillII Tunislit He II retired with the title Uti of Ambawtador AmbawtadorHe He will stay ty here until May and will ilI visit vuniCanada visitCanada iIIl iIIlCanad Canada and Cuba Cubau u J I I 1 31 Attmmt AttmmtAdvance 1111 tlTnAdvance 1111Adva I Advance Adva ce Styles in in Spring Apparel ApparelIn f In anticipation of the approaching Spring season a number numberof of articles of Womens and Misses Attire embodying the theadvance theadvance J Jadvance advance fashions both here and abroad arc now nowV nowpresented no noI t td V S Spresented presented presentc d prominent among which w h IC h are those thosementioned th thosementioncd osc mentioned in the following paragraphs paragraphsQ t tfIt Ij Ijmcntione Q j New models and deigns for or Gowns and a d Tailor T anor Suits many manyof manyof manyof fIt I Ihacv t of which are copies and adaptations of the latest Paris fashions fathionshaev fashionshaev haev been prepared and faciltiics arc provided for or the making makinglo ma ns I to order in In the neWest fabrics of Costumes for Street and andEvening andEvening t Evening wear and Riding Habits for Crow and SideSaddle SideSaddleDressmaking SideSaddloDressmaking t I IDressmaking Dressmaking and Tailor Department Third Floor FloorQ I I l1 Il1 Q 1 The r latest importation of Paris Hats includes among other models modelsuitable t tsuitable I Iuil suitable uil bl for Spring or for wear at the Winter Resorts a new newdesign newclesin design the Polo now in favor abroad Copies of this thisdesign thisdesign thisdesign design have been made in light materials for Spring and in jet jetand jetand 1 ij f fand and flowers for or wear at present seasonci season r I I II Iq 0 Womens Madeup Gowns and Tailor Suits illustrating tho thaneweil thonewdt thoncwe neweil ncwe t ideas in both serviceable and dressy coftumes are shown shownin in lightweight silk or wool fabric and various va ous cloths appro appropriate appropriale appropriate priate for or Spring wear Second Floor Department DepartmentJ i j J Attractive lyles in Womens Waist of sheer materials are displayed dis 1 1played Iplayed played among which hith arc Shirt Waifls Vaill is and more dressy models modelsin in Persian Lawn Batisle and Handkerchief Linen with trim trimmings trimmaings t tmings f mings of lace and embroider embroiderQ I Q j Missen and Childrens Garments represent a wide variety of offabric ofabri offabrics fabric abri and many new designs in Gowns Frocks and Vraps WrapsAttention VrapsAttention VrapsAttention Attention is jpecially direcled to exclusive models ode1s in Misses MusesAfternoon MissesAfternoon MissesAfternoon Afternoon and Evening Gowns and Children Allover AlloverEmbroidery A1loverEmbroidery f fEmbtoidery Embroidery and Lace Trimmed Dresses DressesSALES DresscsSALES DressesSALES SALES for TUESDAY February 1 14th 14thWOMENS 14thWOMENS 4thWOMENS i WOMENS GOWNS BRUSSELS LACES AND ANDCREPE ANDCREPE II IICREP CREPE DE CHINE CHINEMADEUP CHINEMADEUP CHiNEMADEUP t MADEUP GOWNS FOR FR WOMEN WOMENOn WOME WOMEOn On TUESDAY February Febrar 14th 1 4th the following Eolowing styles syl of ofWomens ofWomens t l r romcn i iVI Womens VI omcn s Gowns G ows and an d Tailor T alor 1 Suits S UU UUbe will willbe willbe vi be placed OB o sale saleGowns saleGowns F FGowns Gowns of Pcau dc Cygne Cyge in dark and light shades suit suitable st4 st4able suliable able for slrect Srect and evening wear lined lned throughout throughoutwith throughoutwith throughoutsth with silk ik 5000 5000Tailor 5000T I ITailor Tailor T ajlor Suits of Black and Colored Clored Broadcloth Broadcoth made madefrom madefrom madefrom from a new Spring model Eton coat and walking length lengthcircular legthcrcular I r rcircular circular crcular skirt skir and lined lned throughout with wit silk sik 3200 3200Second 3200Second 32 OO i p pSecond 1 1i Second Floor FloorR FlOJ floorBRUSSE i 1 I R BRUSEl BRUSSELS BRUSSE LACES LACESBeginning LC LACESl3cgnning fi fiBeginning I I Iof Beginning TUESDAY TUEDAY February ebrar 14th I 4th several varieties varietiesof v e6 IJ W WReal of Brussels Brusses Lace Lce will wi be offered ofered as follows followsReal folows followsReal if Real Duchcsse Ducesse Lace Lce regular relar prices pncC 300 to 2000 2000per I 1j i c cper per p yard at 185 85 375 to 1475 I per yard yardReal yardReal yr I IReal Real Bruges Lace Lce i regular reglar prices pric 200 to 850 per peryard pr peryard I Iyard yard i at 125 1 25 290 to 525 per yard yardReal yd ydReal yardReal Real Point dApplique Lace i regular reglar prices price 200 20 to I 1250 per pe yard at 125 385 to 875 per yard yardBLACK yardBLACK I IBLACK I BLACK SILK DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENTAn

An Important Sale will wil be b held commencing commencingTUESDAY commencng commencngTUESD commencingTUESDAY TUESDAY TUESD Y Feb I 14th 4th and consisting consisng consi ting of P Pi i 15000 1 YARDS YARS OF OFBLACK OFBLACK I i BLACK SILK CR CREPE E DE CHINE CHINEas i i as lS follow folWS I II It II t It t I I 48 8 inches wide at per p p yard 210 2 10 44 I 178 1 I 78 I 40 I 128 I 28 24 2 4 l lNnrfrritt1i 100 100Slrrri 100i i J JI JI I I Nitrnl1 Nnrfrritt1i Slrrri Slrr trrrt mill an HxiIj ixl Avciiur AttClltC New NCl lort Jnrk

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