The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1903, Page 14

hg uy ny Js of recent date showed that he had ~ geil] be living when Canfield is dead.” | Walon Square, nad from San Francisco.” SENTENCE IN COUNTY JAIL _ PROVIDENCE GAMBLERS DISGUSTED. “Biave been made. ee The name of this man has figured SANFIELD IN JAIL | FOR SIX MONTHS. (Continued from First Page.) | @iher Mr, Harrington or Mr, Reamy dealing for him. I should say he was pobbed.’ “Do you think Mr. Canfield will come back from England to face tral he {6 indicted?” y & “I do not...1 think he has left New York for good.” - ™ “Gan he come back after your term has expired?” © “Certainly not. The statute of limitations does not run against an In- Mictment. That stands forever." $. “But suppose the witnesses die?” : | “There are too many of them. The chances are that a number of them REEFERS & CHILDRE: \, “Where do the New York gamblers get their dishonest faro boxes?” “From a firm in University place, from another firm which used to be in YOUTHS’ SUITS, 15 10 20 yrs. ~~ “Is any honest paraphernalia made in New York City?" '* "Yes, Grote, the wheel maker, turns out honest implements, but he has fet supplied Canfield with any material since he opened in Fort¥-fourth Street.” VANDERBILT STILL, AT NEWPORT. x (Special to The Evening World.) NEWPORT, R. I., Jan. 9.—Reginald Vanderbilt, who {s sald to be SAILOR SUITS, serges and cheviots, 3 to 12 yrs., NORFOLK & DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS, 7 to 16 yrs., Formerly $5.00 & 5.95 S OVERCOATS, 3 to 8 yrs. Formerly $5.00 to 6.95 SAILOR & RUSSIAN SUITS, many with silk over-collars, 3 to 12 yrs, NORFOLK, DOUBLE-BREAS TED & VEST SUITS, 8 to 16 yrs. REEFERS, 3 to 12 yrs., OVERCOATS, 6 to 16 Formerly $6.95 to THE WORLD: FRIDAY KV. Stern Brothers To-morrow, Clearance Sale of Boys’ & Youths’ Clothing Forcible Reductions Preparatory to ENLARGEMENT OF THIS DEPT. YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS, 16 to 20 yrs. Formerly $10.00 to 12.90 *7.90 AIG, JANUARY JAMES McGREERY & CO. Misses’ Suit Dep't. Misses’ Blouse Suits, made of Homespun and Eta- mine, Formerly $5.00 €3,40 $3.75 hae Misses’ three-quarter and #3,90 full length coats,—with double capes, a ‘ $8.00 M50 09.75 Pedestrian Skirts. Made of Formerly $10.00 £6.85 Melton or fancy mixed cloth, Lengths 37 to qr inches, West Twenty-third Street. 5,00 Separate Skirts, made of tan Etamine, fwanted in New York by District-Attorney Jerome to testify in the pro- _ Seedings against Canfleld, came in from Oakland Farm on horseback to-day. He took spin on the Ocean Drive. He apparently has no tntention of @olng to New York City just now. % i Ree CANFIELD SERVED HIS NTICED GIRL AWAY, MAN SENT 10 JAIL. Child of Sixteen and Mother, in Vain Try to Save Man Who Ruined Her Life. : E PROVIDENCE, R. I, Jan. 9.—Chief of Police Mathews, who furnished 'District-Attorney Jerome with the record of the arrest and conviction of Canfield, sald to-day: “T have sont a message to District-Attorney Jerome giving the record ef Canfield. From reports that I have heard I have Ittle doubt that this is the same Richard A. Canfield accused of keeping & gambling house in New ork. _“My message wos sent in response to a communication which 1 re-' rived from Deputy Comissioner Piper, of New York. This Is the com- munication: “I have the honor to request that you furnish me with the record | Of Richard A. Oanfleld, whose name, I am Informed, you will find on Your records. If you will kindly give this matter your immediate at- tention you will oblige, yours respectfully, ALEXANDER R. PIPER.’ “IT immediateiy looked the matter up and found that Richard A. Can- Aeld hat be sentenced to serve a six momihs’ term in 1885. I found the Pecord on the bovks of the county jail here. “I presume that Canfield served his sentence. He wag convicted of | teeeping a gamb!ing house, or of being what our statute tering a common gambler.” Frank Costello, who has been the pro- prietor of @ resort at Itberty and Ocean aventies, Ozone Park, was held In $1,000 for trial in the Court of Special Ses- sions by Magistrate Smith in the Long Istand City Court this morning, and Charles Maressa, alias Charles Smith, twenty-nine years old, of No. 27 Prosi- dent street, wan nentenced to six months In the county Sait charged with enticing Afteen-year-old Katte O'Neil. of No. 68% Henry street, Brovklyn, to lead a life of shame tn Costello's resort. When essa oor Bmith was ar ned the young girl endeavored to nd him by staling that she was en- Baged to him and intended (o marry nim, Her mother stated that ste had given her consent to the marringe. At this Magtatrate Smith flared up, turning on the young man exclaimed: You are a ‘cadet’ and all that odious name implies, You are the first of that o co b tgned vourt of Oanfield’s record in Providence was known to many of the gamblers of t Maye and oT eentence you Pte aix ‘his city, and it has made them wild with rage to hear him referred to ag eee prieenmey mnie) iébinty “the gentleman gambler" and the “art connoisseur” and the “college grad- ‘ wate.” But in the gambling fraternity the policy of minding one’s own Dusiness prevails, and if this Canfield excitement had not come up the @hances are that no investigation into the past of the big gambler would The Magistrate sent the chlid to the House of the Good Shepherd in this city for six months. Annie Moran, another child arrested in the Oxone Park dive, wan also sent to the House CON According to men who know Canfield, he opened a gambling-house in | Westminster street, Providence, in 1879, or thereabouts, It was a common, ‘Ordinary gambling-house. Canfield was friendly with the Chief of Police and was not molested until Mayor Doyle took charge of the city in 1885. NOTED AS A MASHER. Complaints were made to the Mayor that Canfleld, accompanied by a @ouple of sons of good families in Providence, was accustomed to parade Westminster street in the afternoons, “mashing” the wives and daughters tof respectable citizens. ‘The Mayor sent word to Canfield that he would ‘ave to close his gambling house and keep off the street. Canfield sent eck an insulting message, and within a few hours his place was raided, and he and one of his employees were sent to Cranston Jall for six months @s common gamblers, ‘They served the full time. Canfield opened up again after returning to Providence. He figured in an unenviable way in a sult brouht by one of his employees for $20,000 against a Providence millionaire named Steere, who died in diegrace. New York gamblers say that the only “college” Can- field ever saw the inside of was the jail in which he served his sentence, Crooks call a jail a had sought confer the poor an well as the public and char~ itable inatituttona which have felt the coal pinch. Low Will Not Delay. The Mayor sald he would not delay tn making the request upon the coal com- pantes, ‘The situation demanded the action taken by the Bourd, he added. A promise of rellef was made to-day by President EB, B. Thomas, of the Lehigh “college.” - meet Valley Railroad. . GAMBLERS WONDER WHO wk ntwa ten be int otr_ tad compel the Independents to stick. They are not compelled to let us have thelr ontput at the mines for $32 a day Jonger than they want to, but we hope fo get around the matter in another way.” When pressed as to how the com- manies hyped to ‘get around the matter In another way," Mr, ‘Thomas refused 10 tal IS THE “SQUEALER.’ ‘The announcement to-day chat ati old-, Malements of the District-Attorney and 5: ~ ot, Pemarked: time gumbler, m Pavtner 1 Want time to think over this. 1 Richard Canfield, nad testified to the have nothing so say just now, but District-atcorney under oatn that Cun.| MY UAV @ statement make later n his house, | ‘ formerly ‘ell, To Work ranked on the sume @ sensation among the k _ Breen cloth. The chief discartion ranged @bout the identity of the wiles “aquealer.” Binice the reform administration came ‘ Sno power there has been ® bitter feud |day that ho was thr mong the gamblers of this city, Some | Meld Inquir sot them have been frozen out entirely | Hoy! "Dy & conmbination that secured contro} Nef the protection machinery. ‘There are fwome of these men who have threatened Nt get even, and by common consent gamblers have Few of the independent operators have offices: y reet In the rald of Dee. aaah thas a Anquiry againet me nes pursued y York, When ehown Mr, AMBULANCE “JOKE” COST THIS YOUTH $3 ney announoed to- ough with the Can- id, Ay A reault, on't Need Vanderbile, have been given to understand that fr, Vauderbilt was prepared to remain yout of the city until bis marriage, Feed upon one of |bY (hut timo.” sald the Distriot-Attor- “Mem as the man who "put the Districr- | BEY ane eanneld Rabie will ot ‘5 poi 'y 1e A . hattorney wise. will not need Mr. Vanderbilt at ail now. | He Stopped Vehicle with Patient to the I could prevent the Canheld nently in the public printa ax one | Grand J) O-day. ; f the owners of a new and magnitivent ‘gambling-house. ‘Ve reul estate rec in and Told Doctor He Was “Only Kidding.” Pushing the ter for the present, as he is looking up Canfield's record at Provi der where, he has learn: “*Giaposed of his interest in the realty Y O6 three partners and gossip had it that conviction : inimum| pr. King: of the Harlem Mospital. tad been forced out bevause he had | penalty would be two years’ im r mprivon- ’ ngs with the ortvacised sot. This | ment. 7 wrlton- | was the complainant 1p the aries ould .) Court to-day &@ 0 " ls @ fighter and would stop at y Aepingt sammee. Mons, twenty-one, ured and Sixth street, whom he accused LAW STOPS CASH FOR-MASS. to confound hix onumier of delaying him while on his way to ‘egambdling house again in this or | MIRMeOtR Court Invatidates al ing Hospital to-day with @ patient. y other ention ls Priest's Wil | =] was seated on the ambulance,” said sity, but litt ane familar of this city | BT. PAUL, Minn. Jan. %—The By D-pad that came from the | Preme Court to-day held that « bequest years’ ago and forced an al- | for masses and eduontton of priesis ae a b the local men. OD lerust not authorized by law {n the case mn rk crowd ; de pe old New York crow | of William @hanshan and Bridget Wateh . oe fy he aid owe Agalust James C. Kelley and ous ap Out wud will wtand by ing from the District Court of Hous eave that gambling In New| Ton County. Iather Phil Bhunalyan died Crooked tor some over a year ago and left a wi v' for masses, $1.00 to Father Wt Keraid for the education of private rr on the vulside had no rt York gambiing-house sat used an the 2.000 "to Biahon ‘Cutter, of Wi- bas mm also to be us vr the eduoatio, paid that the Amount | of candidates for priesthood ul Was no heare| Relatives of the deceased priest oon- zap} wena Aemted the weil tng: hous ay re one o'clock, on my way Co the hoxpital with an old woman who was very i, At One Hi od Pwenty-agventh street and Becond ave: nue four youns men came out of Bul- sera Casino and called out ‘Come back! Come pack! until we reachud One Hundred and Twenty-Afth street “J thought there was something the mater and ordered the driver to turn br. King, “about ell right, doo, i Wew ouly kidding you.’ street and Second avenue captured Monalo, with th trian. Tae doc 8! 14 Price Sale 1K, Silk and Wool, Merlno, Worsted, and Koted Silk. Underwear, \\ he The cream of such looms as Brooklyn Knitting Co,, Lewis Knitting Co., Stuttgarter Co, $12.00 Suits are $6,00. $10.00 “ “" $5.00. $9.00 “ “$4.50. $8.00 “ $4.00, and so on down to $5.00 Suits for $2.50. Hachal Cachaststa Three | Cot. 13th St. BROADWAY cor. Canal St. Stores. | said Beer nees with the coal and turned away. presidents and invited the afd of others, |Rating the full market price for his President Cassidy of Queens said that {coal ail along. But another Independent the request should be made In behalf of |dealer wh (hat they may escape from publtc ure the coad presidents have un- thelr elephant !n tun upon the mine worker, the retailer and now the independent operator, was not until @ number of independents who were not playing in with the rail road companies dependent operato allowed to bay back from the rallroa their own cowl at the circular price chat either Mr, Thomas or President Baer, of the Reading, began to talk of the rapac- ity of the Independent operators. “Both the President of the Reading and the President of the Lehigh must of this inside trading became virtuous when the ol to the ears of the trade in have been aware i ae et figured prominently in the recent hearing given the Independents by the coal presidents was more communi- cative. Wares Not Talk, “tt T talked as I felt upon the present situation I would not be able to get « ton of my coal to tidewater over any of the eight coal-carrying railroads,” he hey Silk and COAL BARONS, (Continued from First Page.) Mr, Markie has been he continued, “It 3:75 Pique Skirts,—with stitched flounce, 3.00 Children’s three-quarter or full length military and box coat. 5:75, Children’s Norfolk Coats, made of blue and brown fancy mixtures, Sizes 6 to 14 years. 3.50 Children’s dresses, made of velvet and various cloths, 3°75 Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO. Ladies’ Coats, Monte Carlo Coats, made of Castor Kersey Cloth, 14.50 Full length, black broad cloth and peau de soie coats, with double capes, Lined with grey satin, 24.50 and 34,00 White Cloth Coats. 23.00 and 29,00 Twenty-third Street. PLAN TO CORNER ALL COAL MINES Deal Impending that Will Put ma Cassatt-Vanderbilt Combina- [wage ROOS tion in Control of Bituminous | MURDERED as Well as Anthracite. LIKE RICE ? 01 hi laut piel him he rot rt Mr 4 what they wanted and|enythin brous! on end the driver gave chase | the cor and at One Hundred and Twenty-ffth |Avence an action in the civi talking iy ovatiers way ‘Le! he did, ertectly ural caliees, despite phe Coroner's He was suffering (rom pneumonia vurprine! that there should ha fuch @ long delay before the (Continued from First Page.) fore the day is over I expect to get batl through Timpano's release OAs COMPUN pHoceed| NES, had been Mr, April, ten the wealthy pictur “This talk of a conspiracy Tam another victim of a Coron 1 jury the de une, Roor's la he continued me of having trou He ble wit wife and he stated that he wanted some one to vome Into his house and protect ‘om her. s employed just thirty days pefore I suggested Tlmpano dealer died, Ik of « 1 will not b ath blood relatives. four sisters and one brother, all in Zurleh: pT the Mesdames V Brutschin-Koos, Switz ir name Dick-Roos an Roos, and Jacob Roos. nh dow of the deoeamed will 9 hind of the reai-eatate. left 3 ht b to dic! " M yanted to leave his proper and es in the old counir iu y cllont died of we came. and if t ‘oronel with Caithfur y 0) his is. pure are ‘khardt-Roos, and Nise fury am ‘lend “it tral combination will divide contro) in- J, P, MORGAN AT THE HELM. Another big railroad dea) in which J YP, Morgan, the Pennsylvania and the Vanderbilts are the dominant factors ts practioally consummated Under its terms the Vanderbilts and the Pennsylvania are to acquire @ big soft coal system, while J wil reap «handsome profit nd P. Morgan Hocking Valley Railway Company jority of the stock of the road in favor of the rilrement of the preferred stock and the sale of the road Announcement of the transfer of ©. tral may be expected in th It la known that the Pen the Vanderblite have made an offer which the syndicate 1s asserted to have nooepted ‘This proposition, ae it Is understood in Wall street, is that the Pennsylvania ts 'ito take the Hocking Valley and the Vanderbilis, for the Lake Shore, the Oblo Central, now controlled by the Hocking Valley. Both roads are soft coal roade and ‘@ important factors in the soft eoal <P idicates that their “community of In- Se 1908, Rothenbergco < e Growing Store, . s T Money Thrifty Buyers Will Throng Here for These Bold Specials, 4 Hours To-Morrow. A Saturday passed without a visit to Rothenberg’s means the loss of richest economy opportunities. Eveay hour in the day—and especially each hour from 9 A. M, till 1 P. M.—is of vivid interest. We strongly urge you to visit THIS store above all others, because we know that once you are face to face with these unparaljeled values you will agree that no language, however forceful, could do justice to them. —_—_—_—_— Immense Purchase of Girls’ Goats. Manufacturer's Entire Stockh at About 1-4. Values from $3.50 to $7.00. Special at $1.98. | Positively from 9 A. M, Till 1 P. M. Only. We bought a thousand full length coats for girls from an overstocked manufacturer at a price so low that this offering overshadows Clas of the sort we have ever md». They are full length Monte Carlo I Raglans, made from ail-wool overplaid pebbled cheviot and heavy English kersey 1 9 8 ° co melton cloth. They are full length, with Monte Carlo pleated back, double or single shoulder cape, velvet piped. Fuil double breasted, cloth faced, with velvet collar and reverse cu Blue, Oxford gray, brown, red and castor. Sizes 4 to 14, Positive value from $3.50 to $7.00. Special, Women’s $3 Walking Skirts, $1.49. 1.49 | Positively from 9 A, M. Till 1 P, M. Only. | These are exceptionally good Walking Skits, made from men’s heavy suitings, in blue and white and black and white pepper and salt mixtures. Seven gore flare style with tailor stitched bottom and overlapping seams, Various lengths and waist bands. A skirt 25 values, on The Subscribers’ Committee and J. P. | |Morgan & Co., mapagers of the pool Ia'[ stock, have received more than @ ma- | ‘ysis it Scotch or Roman effects; bright, attractive colorings; pleated from neck to bust, and with its with Extra Pants at $3 Suits with bxtra Pants at $1.45, ce workmanship in parts that are unseen as well as those that show. Good materials | mailorders. Spechal......-eseeeee ° 15 usually sold at $3; special for four hours to-rhorrow at broad pleat down front. Trimmed with large pearl buttons; yokes lined, Also Flannel! Positively From 9 A. M. Till 1 P. M. Only. | cannot be handled profitably by poor workmen. The pants have extra strong drill ° . = ee eres $4 Sailor Blouse Suits,$1.98 94 “7arF™ ° $1 to $1.25 Waists, 49c. Waists in new pleated or side effect, shown in blue and r: $1.00 to $1 It is just’ such an offer as you would expect at Rothenberg’s: but it is quite natural that you should expect waist bands, double stitched seams and turned up hems. Made on liberal patterns. Does an outright saving of $2 make it worth your while to come here to-morrow morning? Many a good store is! | Positively from 9 A. M. Till 1 P.M. Only. | A special Purchase of 600 Waists, made from handsome woo! plaids in the newest special tables for four hours to-morrow at. Dadncd 4 C Cc A Sensational Clothing Offer for Boys. more here than elsewhere, after the pre-eminent values we've been giving. They're double breasted suits, made of tine dark striped cheviots in six different patterns. Look at the excellent trimmings; they tell a story of pertect ‘The sizes run very full, Limit two + toa customer. None sent C, 0. D., and no asking more than $4 for such suits as these, They're all wool, with carefully sewn and taped seams. They have large sailor collars, embroidered shields and, sleeves, and are trimmed with pure silk soutache. Most all the | Serges, Worsteds,| Sizes| J 9 Cheviots, Venetians, | 3 to 10, | i ~ Great Offers in Men’s Glothing. [_ Positively from 9 A. M. Till 1 P. M. Only. Men’s $4 Trousers To-Morrow at $2. For Men of Small Wats Measure. You can save $2 on every pair of trousers that you buy from this lot to-morrow. Worsteds and cassimeres in this season's neatest effects. Cut, workmanship and trim- ming as near perfect as ready-to-wear garments can be made, If your waist size 1s here you can be fitted as well asa tailor can do it. izes 30 to 38 waist on! special tables to-morrow ateseeeeee seeeree Arr Men’s $12 Black Thibet Suits at $6. These sults are of strictly all-wool black Thibet—the most appropriaté and most ‘ 0 * O desirable suit for evening and for dresstwear. Four button single breasted sack style with hand padded shoulders and heavy French facing. Triple warp Itallan cloth lining. Coats cut loose or with semi-military back. Sizes 34 to 42, On sale9 A, Yhomas F, Ryan, Ralph V Galloway Morgan & Co, have financed the nd managed the syndicate. In they are (o recelve one-fifth of tire pet profits. MILLIONS IN GOOD WILL. Hickox and The executors of the estate of R. G. Dun dissent from the decision of the} appraisers of the estate that the "good will of the businesy of R. G. Dun was Mable to the transfer tax, ahd have appealed. ‘The appeal was on Burrogate Figegerald's calendar to-day, and ex- Surrogate Ransom, for the executors, and Jullus Offenbach, representing the Slate Comptgoller, urged that the appeal be heard at once, the former saying Oliver Hamilton, who lives at Waverly Hotel, 1p Bighth avenue, a Held tn $900 ball In the Jefferson Marker Court to-day on @ charge of wetting $M rom William MeConnell, of Pitts by a clever trick, is Hamilton has @ knack of bendtn; fingers so that an obecrver eanngt pe one from the otner. + MeConnell 2 beth antarmetts.| i He last nigh: in @ Sixth ayen! The two mon h then’ Hamilton pro These coats are made from strictly all-wool materlals in the popular Oxford gray shades. hand-padded shoulders and raised seams. Double warp Italian lining. Sizes 34 to Shoes for Four Hours Only. (24.47? m) For Girls—School Shoes, made of box calf leather with heavy winter-weight soles, Shoes Worth from Half More to Double. x 125 per pair... PAET RANA noR A naMIny ran stylish, attractive shapes as well as the comfort styles, exceptional value, all sizes, many with leather linings. body was found to-day at the corner of money {tp the pockets of the clothing, The unfortunate was close to sixty M. till1 P. M. only. One suit toa customer, ateees ++ They are extra long, loose fitting garments, with all the style and swing that you'd 42. Gobd valueat $10 and $12; on sale to-morrow for four hours at...... For Boys—“Little Gents"’ Lace Shoes, made from well-selected leather, with dou- ) 75 dull leather tops, lace style, with spring heels, sizes 7 to 11; special to-morrow at....... f Cc Entire factory stock, consisting of **Little Gents’"’ Shoes—in box calf, velour and don- ’s Sh 50 Pai Men’s Shoes at $1.50 per Pair. { Don't miss this opportunity, Per pair. An unklentified man froze to death iast | Academy #treet and Sherman avenue by enough to have secured the man a bed of age, His hair, beard and mus» Men’s $10 and $12 Overcoats expect to find in a garment offered usually at $10, Silk velvet collars,vertical pockets, We Limit t! Above Offer to One to Each Customer, ble soles, toe caps and spring heels, sizes 834 to 1344; special to-morrow at.....+..... Entire Stock of the Goodwear Shoe Go, gola kidskin leathers; equal in all respects tothe nicest shoes made; special for four hours only in sizes 844 to 1344, Here's a great bargain:—Men's Winter-Weight Shoes, with double soles, in lace or with elastic sides, night tn the streets of Kingsbridge. ‘the Policeman Olsen. There was @ little in a cheap lodging-house, ac dly |. that the “good will’ was appraised at $3,000,000, and the amount of the transfer tax on it was worth saving to them | years and worth striving for by the Comp-| tache PORE 2 nce | \ slit