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Given by Bissert, Churchill, a Schmidt and Others. 6 my turn,” sald Inspector is wayward eon. en Deputy Commissioner ibsteln eannonaded the Court with mo- the counsel and his client d out loud. Morgan thereupon proceeded to eh by Andrew Witt, Sergt. Churchill, | Max Steinbrook, George Bissert hd Lena Schmidt. ere Wikus in a loud tone ‘aside to pecroes , and the latter leaned Morgan gave different reasons for faction. Li ert and Cross, ailesed Cross told him to aces that were about to be Elkus and erent en Ci 5 forpen announced that he was wi y Fecal Bissert on cross-examin hot argument followed, but Dep- st itimony. Wants Case Dismissed. tment; that there was no|m potent evidence of crime commit- thin the time specified, and that | ‘section on, any charges of two years’ standing, sald a few words and | 1893, told Mr. Elkus ne a mt the motion for mn i fe your witnesses, and ur E) clock, nnatted thet air. Morgan himself go tal, aid. PApaserion it to vou! AT it to eclt. ea a yout your's county, detective? A. He real procebs server, but hey ‘work: wa mae Mr. Morgan, !s Tke your Q. Yes. aed to arrest w: hem in the house on Liv- Brook na Adee eet oa a crime have been under the !m- yas i they were under arrest? Sikus then went Sxhaustively into ae ie baked cae, m6: pe cecanionay provided twit clothes, without cross-examination. ane Mr. Elkus kept the agile on A hot griddle for one hour, |she the details about y. ow often were the girls drunk b A, I never saw them drunk | ay, Lena Schmidt for testify- ‘one that I know of. aaHion to the Brook!yn colony, fd three of the girls had been i flat on East Seventeenth matron being May Bates, Werett Angry at Jerome. ptt. who kept a restaurant at No. Brooklyn, rhe landiord and’ ts indignant be ys. the District-Attorney RE pollo. 5 Cr pPaccount of Clara Funk and | |polt se court, he pleaded not to be sent w ot ‘paid him for fourteen days’ iris was a hot customer,” the deteotlves looked her oe im} a, fave any talk with Mra Ini He Ane ne onliad 7 X-RAYS FIND COIN IN GIRL’S STOMACH, Miss Ruhiman Swallowed It While Singing, but Is Now Out of should say #0. Bhe allowed best friend on earth wax 3 e's bought me three pair an cole Bald, PAW Greenen an wht my old man: seen Stoke his legs, a pair of | ie anything about je witness sald man tn Brook- account of the Dixtrict- ~Atlorney pe his bilis. WR DOGS ARE SHOT IN STREET, tN] BF citement were killed to-day, shot by Patroln One Hundred an tpeet station, in front of Bamvenie, while tie other ig and one little, BOULY-CLAMED WIFE ON STAND. Mrs. Nathan Accuses Former Husband, Alexander Lodomez, Who Is Suing Max Nathan for Alienating Her Affections. ees eae | Stockholders of the Bank Vot- | Testimony Against Inspector PELE OS POSE OTESE see 00206909096 0090005006 SHE SAYS HE ABUSED HER. EDWIN GOULD ITS PRESIDENT for Present Husband, Entire Force Will Move to the Quar- She Declares the Plaintiff Fatfed to Provide for He ly Drove Her Away from Him, Elkus, for the Defendant, “Bays the Entire Case Should Be peemiones and that a Jury Would) ae It Out of Court. 3 3 3 Ellso Nathan, the woman claimed as ‘Alexander Lodomer, suing Max Nathan, a Malden lane dis- | mond merchant, to whom she was mar- ried after obtaining a Bouth for alienating her affetionas, told the story of this from th told the story of this complicated ro- ng him at the triat on charges of | mance from the witness stand to-day. of duty, was still moro jovial, Patted Assistant District-Attorney | peared In a tatlor-made gown of navy on the back like a father jolly-| blue, with a foarther boa and a big black She wore turquoise earrings and Uttle bunch of diamonds at her m A. Cross as he tripped into Police quarters to-day clad in a dapper wait, a green silk scart bunched th @ Handsome gold pin and smiling one ¥ho says to himse!f: ‘This !s holders of the Seventh National Bank, of Broadway and Dey sireet, which is being held this afternoon it Is anticl- pated that it will be voted that the bank go into voluntary liquidation and that the assets be sold to the Mercan- tile National Bank its neighboring com- petitor across the way. SSID TDR Eawyer Abram I. Elkus, who ts do- O9690-0488000090000000 0006050000) COURT DECIDES MERGER ILLEGAL. (Continued from First Page.) Bho js a handsome woman, into bankruptey by the Poor-Marquand failures about @ year ago, Bince Sts re-| cross-examined himaelf. organization with a capital of $1,700,000, and under the presidency of Edwin Gould, It has been very successful. ‘The lease of the present bank quat-| through Andrew D, Meloy. “Do you think Dr. Flower would at- tempt to bribe any one?” asked Benja- min Steinhart, counsel for the accused, “I object,’ said Mr. Garvan, speaking as his own counsel. ‘The objection was sustained. Mr. Ste!n- hart then asked what the Assistant Dis- triot-Attorney based his suspicion on: "The affidavit of Dr. Flower that he gave Meloy $2,500 to give to Capt. Titus,” answered Mr. Garvan; ‘‘aleo the am- davits of John 8. Mansell, J. M. Looker, Jewel Flower and era. rit the conclusion of the pearing, held for the Gran aria Octeaeal\ woes peo ured a ibems Hs Dail of $3,000 was continued. year lease of the old Seventh offices, and after some alterations and im- Provements have tpt made i is ex- Proceedings and Mr. Morgaa “L was. only two weeks in this coun- § for striking out testimony of his |try in 1885," sho said teartully and “when I was married to We went to live May 1 A renewal of the lease was not possible. The manosuvres of the bank officers to retain their identity aa the old Seventh, while not able to continue, has given Wall street « new idea on how such affairs may be managed, Alexander Lodomez. in Steinway, but he came home deunk the erasing of much testimony PR meopet bs ote cad BS three months, a then etole away to Germany, where I/the holders and owners of its own stock originally issued in exchange stayed tive years with my mother. Mr.|for ha stock of sald companies. “is afraid to let it stand," _|Lodomex tracked me to the steamer sere ane ‘astde to (with two detectives and tried to make me go home with him, While 1 in Berlin my husband never paid a cent ‘axes, ns in. the|{0T my support. “I came back to New York in 169 t©| cane, being of “general public importance,” has been given precedence over othera and in every way expedited. It is declared that, under the admisstons of the defendants, the mat- had received the papers in my divorce |ters of fact are that the roads were parallel and competing lines; that they had jointly secured control of the Burlington line; that in 1901 a holding company had been formed by large owners of the stock of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railways, by which new company large stock interests had been acquired at an agreed price, and the court back to Europe as quickly as I could| holds that “the echome which was thus devised and consummated led in- My lawyer then was! eyitably to the following results: be and went bac! ‘to-night close its doora forever, In the morning the enttre bank force is to be | transferred to the quarters of the Ori- CASE PUT AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS. Judge Thayer recites the petition which was 1 i 8, this ental Bank, at Broadway and Cort- Anti-Trust act of 1890, and adds that under the act of Feb. 11, 190: 6 ‘ Amita lor ali be the old Seventh in everything ex- cept name. brought under the I had been hero three e Proseciitor' said that the trae | months before my husband discovered fixed. Noticing the élation|me in Bighty-sixth otreet. pepiacioner Ebstein finally grant-| “He threatened me and frightened me Morgan's motions to strike | terribly, and said he would put me in for so I dropped the case and went He ESCAPE PENALTY the transaction ‘and fu-| Appellate Division of Supreme Court Rules that O’Connor Was Properly Convicted. get a steamer. Herry Bischoff, jr., tice of the Supreme Court. mes also sald he would send monoy to! who is now a Jus'| “Firet—It placed the control of the two roads in the hands of a single person—to-wit, the Securities Company—by virtue of its ownership of a ne and would show he could bes better /Jarge majority of the stock of both companies. “Second—It destroyed every motive for competition between two roads engaged in interstate traffic which were natural competitors for business in| by pooling the earnings of the two roads for the common benefit of the stockfioldera of both companies; and, according to the familiar rule thet every one is presumed to intend what is the necessary consequence of his own acts, when done wilfully and deliberately, we must conclude that those who conceived and executed the plan aforesaid intended, among He other things, to accomplish these objects.” 4| COMES UNDER ANTI-TRUST LAW. On the point whether the present case comes within the inhibition of the Anti-Trust act the Court discusses the meantng of the word trust as used in the act, and adds that Congress ‘was careful to declare that a com- bination in any other form, {fin restraint of interstate trade or commerce, that is, if It directly occasioned or effected such restraint, should likewise Moreover, in cases arsing under this act It has been ‘o| held by the highest judicial authority in the nation, and its opinion has been reiterated in no uticertain tone, that the act applies to interstate carriers of lady was other than a widow. She ye freight and passengers, as well as to all other persons, natural or artifial: in that the words “im restraint of trade or commerce” do not mean in unrea- sonable or partial restraint of trade or commerce, but any direct restraint thereof; that an agreement between competing railroads which requires them to act in concert in fixing the rate for the carriage of passengers or freight over their respective lines from one State to another, that means, restricts temporarily the right of any other of such carriers to name such rates for the carrlage of such freight or passengers over its road as it pleases Is a contract in direct regtraint of commerce within the meaning of the act, in that it tends to prevent competition; that it matters not whether, while acting under such a contract, the rate fixed is reasonable or unreasonable, the vice of suoa a contract or combination being that it South Dakota, confers power to establish unreasonable rates and directly reetrains com- merce by placing obstacles in the way of free and unrestricted competition au between carriers who are natural rivals for patronage. CONGRESS HAS POWER TO CONTROL. Finally it is held that Congress has power under the grant of authority | ¢ contained in the Federal Constitution to regulate commerce, to say that no contract or combination shall be legal trade or commerce by shutting off the operation of the general law of com- I said if he would I would come ute of limitation protécted Cross | back and live with bim. nt any money, "I came back, bringing Bay mother, A few weeks later Lodomes, and he pleaded mon iy 1 lel him come and live with my mother an m@ in Bixtieth street, He ia /be a better man and I gave Be va ates fy, four month a) fair-}on the tarniere i haa dought and c ned pale as he slow- | tributed pen appointed yo yeu: ah ue case— fot WBA sou. take tip tne. Hy: atthe arlitima arrested: cane shdee ng Adam Cross of your own| Vi titying them ture plans STURGIS BILL WAS to my Support. jewelry and pawn and beat Ne atreet once an Court told him to Tammany Men Fought Measure p derick Susemaan, an 4 glassware, who testified in bo- nif of Nathan that Lodomes had wied im in October, 1895, for $10, damag leging that he had allenated ue Lax Me |oMes's affections. He boarded with "M. Dietze" In a flat at No, 1b elghth street from March i when Lodomez sued him, and hat was che first he knew that his land- be deemed illogal” etripping the Fire Department Chief of New York City of his power to assign and recommend firemen for promotion, and conferring such authority on the Fire Commiswioner of New York was passed in the Assembly towlay by 85 to 5 Tammany legislators and the majority Caemmperiee has given im the Assembly engaged in a fight over the measure which vests tn Fire Com- missioner Sturgis complete authority in the designation and promotion of mem- bers of the force without the advice or recommendation of the Chief of the department. simply taken h TA. He was ties on Lodomes's inwyer, William Walsh, and ns ar release and withdrew cons attorneys nr singe Seas This document’ was presented, Sold Farnished Flats, Nathan sald. thi nd which, by { h bject of the Sta ortin hi at KEeM | ipainood der iuereolt Mote |eclling, furniahed. fa truated her fop the f Ryness "io" producs [and ‘allowed’ ‘her'm ‘commission’ on its ne show ‘hin what Mr. Jerome ele. Papent in the trial and he was then| “Mr. Lodomex found me again, and |ne proposed that I should ‘catch’ some Maher was the next to go|rich’ fellow. to live with, and then ne would try to get money out of him,” I broke up again lived there seven months Mimist 1805, at Stra. Stein's How much money did the Disirict-|had nothing to do with my going to Fargo. He knew nothing about troubles, and did not know that T was T had met him only onlefs Hv@my in Bin district oing to Farge. formed force ho wants this Bi, fm yr eemblyman MoMenus asserted. BABY CRUSHED TO “Two days after my return I was riding {na car when my husband, on 8 onssing Wagon, ew me, own an oalles @ policeman, ext witness was Willian Jacob |pamting at me, told him I had stolen fomething from him, and got me ar- T was taken to a police station sergeant heard {t h which shall restrain interstate Under these propositions it is also held that If the stook had been in- trusted to one person, with instructions how to vote it the “result would have been @ combination in direct restraint of interstate commerce,” be- cause it gave power to suppress competition. . curitles Company, it is held, “accomplishes the object, which Congress has denounced as illegal, more effectually” than by other methods, “So far as the New Jersey charter is concerned the question, broadly stated, which the Court has to determine, is whether @ charter granted by a State can be used to defeat the will of the National Legislature as expreseed in a law relating to interstate trade and commerce, over which Congréas has absolute control, Presumptively, at least, no charter granted by @ Btate is intended by the State to have that effect or to be used for such @ purpose; and in the present instance it is clear that the State of New Jersey did not intend to grant a charter under cover of which an object denounced By Congress es unlawful, namely; A combination conferring the power to restrain interstate commerce might be formed and maintained, because the enabling act under which the Securities Company was organized expressly declares that three or more persons may avall themselves of the provisions of the act and “become @/He Had Spent Bix Months tn Jall corporation for any lawful purpose.” Mother Sees Her Little One Caught) his written promise never ‘The organisation of the Se- The Court continues; say Bhe reckoned on get- afte “ ie os over, “I'm the | pam words, “and | do “any Teor thing for ‘wee arrested and taken Street sation. He was released later, JUSTICE STANTON The efforts of several surgeons to ald Miss Adele Ruhiman, a beautiful young Brooklyn singer, who on Jan. 7 last ewal- |}owed @ wilver half dollar which she | had placed on the Up of her tongue to | facilitate the mastery of the high notes in a singing leason, were successful to- Cayy and her immediate recovery ts (Laws of New Jersey, 1899, — 473.) DECISION ON MERGER UPSETS STOCK MARKET. d dogs that started to create who lives with her ner at No. £40 Pacife street, bree daughters, | well-known singer tisod for neveral years she didn ceed in finding her voice until early laet troiman Warheld, of the | HMtion, In the rear of but ‘The stock market was struck full jn the face this afternoon by the de-|'* cision invalidating the Northern Securities Company merger of Great |# Northern, Northern Pacific and Burlington Rallroads. sion reached Wall street shortly before 2 o'clock and caught the stock mar- ket in the full bloom of an initial bul] movement. instantaneons, There was @ atempede to sell stocks, and within twenty minutes over 100,000 shares poured in upon the Exohange. Prices city of the active Unues broke 2 to 8 polain whee the market met dere” which gave it automatic support apd} - 1 day last January sho iderable diMeuity in hor News of the deci: ows the deci- One of her sisters suggestet The effect was almost was i caching th the pa Ap went af Ive hig a wa fea if. THE WORLD; THURSDAY EVENING. MRS. ELISE NATHAN, OVER WHOM TWO HUSBANDS ARE AT LAW.) 45 WSCEOPRYOOHESOOODSOSOSOOSIOF OOO DSOOELODOOOED TO CHANCE NAME ing on a Proposal to Go Into Liquidation and Resume Busi- ness as the Oriental. ters of the Oriental, Which Wil Be the Seventh National in Every: thing Except its Name. At the #pectal meeting of the stock- ters at No. 110 Broadway expires on It ia expected that the Seventh will ted that It wilt © quarters be vacated mn 000, which dy in to ay in cash, while the thorn 's Mabdtii- os are tu be assumed by ‘he Mercan- le Notices will probably be mailed to the Feventh syocnolers to-night, no- Giving Fire Commissioner Full Power in Department, Seventh oven, (Spectal te The By: ALBANY, April 9,—The Bostwrok ‘onl, Assemblyman Dooling tried “There isn't man on unl DEATH UNDER CAR by Wheels and Nearly Faille from | 9: Window In Faint, ‘Three-year-oki Bic Nacht, the only ohild of Mr. and Mrs. @imon Nacht, of No. 7 Clinton street, ran under the inven of en Avenve B nents say Sie afternoon and wees instantly kill mithen wis, sa ber cid He led Ptaunted Siiratmory David on the MANNE ‘of the oar, the Delancey RELEASED ON BAIL, After Conviction In the Ben: nett Will Case, FREBHOLD, N, J., April &—Ha-Jus- tice of the Pence Samual Atanton, of Ho- boken, who was convicted with Dr. Hen dricks on the charge of conspiring to ge- ¢ for Laure Biggar, the actress, pos- fesnion sp f the enbire estate of pe ne bate sna was released (ri x, Ky hoon by ‘Judge i Tite burl an al of No. aid Sixth "als ear eurel * Henaet auere Saat Me ea, x4 of real hie | had $50,000 wo whi ifn. was an ebei ‘ot only ante had been in jail here six SOUTHERN PACIFIC veraED. of Tonng Biptanas eeveOve wer tere os Nuudy ‘ sae TTH NATIONAL ~ TDR FLOWER HELD IN BRIBERY CASE Mincing Promoter Put Under | $3,000 Bail an Charge of At- - tempting to Bribe Poliog due | spector George Titus. : GARVAN ON WITNESS STAND. | TO MOTHERS OF BOYS: Big boys—youths of say 17 to 20 years, are at the most critical stage. We're as well prepared for them as for larger men—their patterns are a little less conserva- tive, styles a bit more radical, Fabrics and making are exactly as good as in the larger-sizes—the prices are less, Hats, shoes and furnishings, too, of the poe youths fancy—and if you don’t fancy anything after it’s home, we want it back. YOUTIIS' EPRING OVPRCOATS: Sizes $2 to 34 In. coats and kneo lengths of soft ututte, Assistant District-Attorney Pro cuted the Case and Crogs-Exam-; Ined Himself When Called to Tes-| tify by Attorney for Flower, . The oxamination of Dr, R. C. on a chorge of attempting to vribe In- spector George Titus at the time the Inspector was Captain in charge of the Central OMce, was resumed his after- noon fagistrate Barlow in J ferson the proveeding was unigtte, because As- sistant District-Attorney Garvan, who ts The Seventh is the bank almost forced| the prosecuting oMfcer, was one of the ‘witnerses, acted as his own lawyer and) | YOUTHS’ CRAVENRETTE RALNOOATS: Coveit top- | Sizes 3 Mr. Garvan in answer to questions sald he had no positive knowledge that Dr. Flower Tas’ LONG TROUSER aviTS: THE, BEA EATA TROUSERS: Bizes 32 to 84 Im. chest. worsteds) and cassimeres. YOUTHS’ DERBY HATS. 50 to $4.60! Black and Brown. EVERYTHING THE THREE-YEAR-OLD WBARS UNTIL HES A YOUTH. Rogers, Peet & Company, opposite City Hall, Wwe fill orders Ay by mafl, cor. 324, end B Wen 38d Be. A ay OE a Dollar Humour Cure “Giticu ‘SOAP, OINTMENT AND PILLS | @uing for a dismissal on April 13, ete Extornal and Internal Treatment Humour from Pimples to 2 Brice’O Infancy to One Dollar. ‘The Appellate Division of the Bupreme Court has affirmed the judgment of the Court of Special Beasions convicting Pa- trolman Willlam O'Connor of assault in the fret degree upon Lorenso D, Cum- a man elghty years of age, shortly efter midnight on the morning of Feb. 16, 1901, The assault took place outside of Fourteenth street and ‘The olf man was struck, knocked down and shot. O/Con- nor was in plain clothes at the time, ane Ano trial was held Gurins the Low ee CHAMBERLAIN COMING HERE. British Colonial Seoreta Complete local arid conatitutional treatment for every humour of the akin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, had for one dollar. Bathe with: hot water and Cuticura Soap to cleanse the surface of crusts and scales, and soften'the thickened neee ibbing, cura Olatment freely, to ee and inflammation, and soothe and heal, and nstiy take the Cuticura Resolvent, to cool and cleanse the blood. ‘This treatment affords instant relief, permits rest and sleep in-the severest forms of Eczema, and other itching, paralng. and scaly humours, and points es. Drei ats di from pimy Nes to scroful wasn all other remedies and the erate ph for Howto Cute Every Hus The agonizing itching and f the peo! and crusting of the scalp, to facial disfigurement, as pimples and ringworm; the awful fering of infants, and anxiety of worn- out parents, as in milk crest, tetter and salt rheum,—all demand @ remedy ef almost superhuman virtues to success fully cope with them. That Cuticura tment “ stands proven beyond all statement is made re; is not justified by dence. The purity and ire immediate mings, them that e strongest ovte speedy the absolute safety and bave made them the at ef the civilised world. abs aa Gao ars CAND To our many friends and patrons we extend am Easter Greeting,.and as-th®, resent store we intend to make Friday+and! out sno world, Choate to understand thet visit the ‘United States next fall. DR KOCH RETURNS. The Great Consumption Speclalit cessfully to have the dill ame! oF ips Stops Over im New York on Hie that the department chfef could not be wholly ignored. He claimed tne bill was specially aimed at battalion | sician and inventor of the Kooh Inhela- tion, which has revolutionized the method of treating consumption, asthma, bronchitis end oatarrh, has returned to this city and will remain at bis New York offices, 48 ‘West 224 st., for a abort visit, after which he will visit his other offices, which are in ‘all the principal cities. och's featest method of yaportsing 4 Teng epee a: ae ; Way West. Call and See Him. Dr. Edward Kooh, the great German phy- will be our last holdiay in our Saturday a special event and give an Easter Souvenir with Each Purchase. Our stock of Baskets, Bon-Bon Boxes, Eg; large. All are'new and at prices extremely low. Chocolates and Bon-Bons are unequalled anywhere and ceptable gift to every one, No other box equals them for style and Counter Goods at 25c. per Ib; of a variety larger thar ever before. On May 1 Our Store Will Be No. 9 Cortlandt St,, near Broadway, Hardly necessary to mention them, but here are some of the SPECIALS (IN 1-LB. BOXES). Assorted Chocolates .. Cees piiies (one meee oc! jasses Chocolate Nut sie Chips vane Chocolate et Broadw: omen aniennpene e | pistache Paste «+m HM +A 331 Laundry Wants—Femaie, and other Easter No Pat ‘finest packages are a seasonable EE a | assorted “Caramels Vanilla Marshealion’ Cortlandt St. 24 Door trom Chureh * CULAR, Oo ‘Toesleys Avril 7, ane. carn | ¥? BRING CULIAIN, in the Thth year of her age, departed thie Mile, strengthened by the rites caret. ‘Funeral from ber Ine residence, Anthony 10.80; thence te Oburch of the Peullst Fathers, where the obsequies will be Sterling Silver spoons and forks in sets of six at 1.00 per oz, hi. Frankfield & G. Importers and Jewelers, 62 West 14th St., New Yor' Laundry Wants--Male, ql relerencs, ulna louder, NOONAN.—@uddenly om April NOONAN, beloved wile of Joremi tor of the late Deunis and Bridget O'Ove, neil, Wunere| from her lete residence, WOth wt, om Saturday, at 10 A. M. it in St, Mary's Cemetery, Yonkers, N, jestehester papers please copy, aaa Laundry Wants—Female: