The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1904, Page 3

yoy r oN ‘ h oo r 4 0 otk = a i. u é u 9° v pramrescitent has been elected since the ‘ DAY OF PEACE IN INDUSTRIAL 1200 Big Christmas Dinn LAPAAAISIDAIDISIISAIIPIIPAIBASISAISASISAIBIAIASIIIPISIISAISIAIIAISIA ASS ALAIALAMKLS MLA MAAAAAAAAAMABAAAAAAA RAM WORLD EAR Civic Federation Sees Great 2 ; Progress in Work, with In-| creasing Spirit of Fairness by, Employers and Employees, RADICALS ON BOTH SIDES HELD IN CHECK. Problems Most Complicated Met in Practical Way—Plan to Make Work Internationa! — Bright Outlook for Future. The annual meeting of the executive @ommittee of the National Civic Fed- eration began to-day at tne Park Aver nue Hot The meeting was executive and was presided over by Samuel Gompersy as of Senator Hanna. Andrew Car negie was among those present and het walked around without showing the slightest sign of the lumbago which, It 19 sald, makes it impossible for him to 0 to Cleveland to testify in the Chad- wick case. Let om Roosevelt, ‘The first thing after the meeting was @alled to order a letter from President Roosevelt was read, regretting his ina- Dility to attend. “Though I cannot take part in the conference,” the letter read, “I am sure you understand I am in, hearty accord and sympathy with the purposes of the National Civic Federation In its effort for the establishment of ‘more rightful relations between employers and employed.’ It is a movement so praiseworthy and 80 thoroughly Amer- fean in conception that {t should, as a matter of course, receive the earnest support of all good cltizens who are make to the vital needs of our na- ‘ton. Chairman Easley then presented his report, He said if the late Mark Hanna was alive to nee the work of the Feder- ation during the year he would surely rejoice with him, Never before, he sald, haa there been so much evidence of the growth of a spirit of broad conservatism on the part of employers as well ehe part of organized labor, Both Sides Seek Fairness, The recent convention of the Amer- fean Ferteration of Labor, he added, Presented the spectacle of representa- tives of 2,000,000 workingmen squelch- ing radicals and fanatics and giving gerious attention to the great questions fyvolved In the labor problem, ingtead Of confining themselves to the limited views of partisans, On the other hand, said Mr. Easley, the employers are showing an increas ing tendency to approach questions of labor in a spirit of justice. “We strive for peace, but we world escertain and make clear the underly- ing causes of war, We must study the Phenomena of incessant readjustment of wages, profits aud prices, Behind these He economic laws whose reading varies widely from different points of view. “The labor problems to be met and treated in the manufacture of textiles are totally dissimilar from those in the Dullding trades, or in the metal trades, Or in the street railway service, or In mining, or in the production of iron and steel, Is an Internat 1 Work, “I invite your consideration to the projected formation of an International Industrial Committee. There is prog- reas in the formation of international organizations of labor, and there Is also an Increasing tendency to the Interna- onalization of production.” ——_—S_— CITY LOSES BRIDGE SUIT. —_—— Court 1 Demurrer In Posed by City in Action Brought to Annual Trolley Car Contract Supreme Court Justice Maddox, In a @ecision handed down to-day, sus- falned the demurrer interposed by the elty in the suit brought by George N. Gchinzel on behalf of the Ridgewood and Williamsburg Boards of Trade ta prevent Bridg Commissioner Best from allowing trolley cars to pass over the ‘Williamsburg Bridge under the present contract made with the city, Justice Maddox says the Legislature ave Mr. Nest full power to operate the bridge in behalt of the city and that the contract made is legal and sound In every way. ———————— SEVASTOPOL SUNK BY TORPEDO BOATS. Leaving Port Arthur Har 0 Kae ape Siege Guna, Battle-Ship Meets Togo’s Fleet, Dec, 15.—A deapateh to the Ls “The commander of the Third Squad- non reports that the Sevastopol’s bow, witieh had previously sunk three fect, Bad further surk to-day, and her tor pedo tube was completely submerged, “One of the tgrpedo boats which at- ea the Bovabipot is missing. v jo bonts attacked the Sevastopol, Otvashnl and another ship, but lig have not yet been received.” joe Bonds, rf Douglas, of Ma: tor +4 re you desiee $0 ire ie of ‘Douglas an Do to Coadwick in the United States District Court. curlosity made strenuous efforts to see claim to have business with her, I know one or two of them desire to'serve no ger, of Columbus, who was an employe in the women's department in the prisoner there. no reply but covered her face with her department during tne mearceration of % % % Biscuits ALM RR ~ QUICK TRIAL FOR THREE WILLS IN MRS. CHADWICK QUEER TANGLE First Case Against Her in Fed- eral Court Likely to Be Called | Within Two Weeks—Syndi- -cate May Give Bail for Her. Women Victims of Slocum Dis-| aster Had Made One Another Beneficiaries Before Heirs— Question: Which Died First? ‘CLEVELAND, ©. Deo, 18.—There ts ‘8 ‘1 ‘he EB Vo & probability of an early trial for Mrs, sepates te the Beating Was! WHITE PLAINS, N, Y., Deo, b— Surrogate Silkman, of Westcaester County, has a legal puzzle to solve in the question as to which of ‘brea women victims of the General Slocum Jieaster died first, as each had a lite Insurance policy payable to the other, and who is entitled to the money. The heirs are going to contest for a share of the estates, | The victims were Mary Hagenbucher | and her two friends, Fannie Irwin and) Julla Dunn, of Sherwood Park, Yonkers, Mary made her policy for $1,000 payable to Fannie, and in case the latter died | before the former, then Mary's helra | were to get the money. Julia took out | a polley for $1,000 and namd Mary as | | her beneficiary, but in case Mary died before she did, then Julla’s helrs were to be the legatees. Fannie secured a| similar policy payable to Julla, but in the event of her death before Fannie, the latter's heirs were to inherit the amount of the policy. The Insurance company rejected the application for payment of Mary Hagen- | Tt cannot, however, be held for two weeks, There ls every reason to bolleve that District-Attorney Sullivan wants tho trial held as soon as possible, The only reason for delay {!s that Judge Wing !s holding court in Toledo, All Want to See Her, A great many people devoured with Mra, Chadwick during the day and Sheriff Harry was kept busy turning them away. They came to the jall In swarms and they kept the Sheriff's tele- phone bell on a constant Ingle, “{ don't know who they are,” eald the Sheriff, “I don’t know any of them. They say they are friends and would like to have a talk with her, Some tice of suits on her, but they will hare to walt. They think we keep @ circus down here and *hat anybody can ge in, I will not have the woman di turbed in such @ manner while I have! charge of her.” bucher'’s and Julia's policy because | Kleto’s Partner Calls, | there was no eye-witness to the accl-| One of the first to be admitted to | dent. see Mra, Chadwick to-day was C. H.| All three women met death when the Gale, a member of the Standard Oil) Siocum was burned to the water's edge. law firm of Kieln, Tolles & Goff, Mr, lela, the senior wember & vee fi The insurance company claims that it! ja necessary to show that Mary did not a ~ er on ure Chadwick i b, ‘ork, and was in her room at the time| die bet hel of her arrest by Marshal Henkle, Mr. sre Panels. we het ills ae Gale was not summoned by Mrs. Chad, wick. but declared to Sheriff Barry that he wished to see her on legal business, entitled, as Julia named Mary as bene-| {felary in cage she ded before Jutla, Now tho question is, did Fannie die Says She Is Devere. before Julla or did all three meet death Devere?”’ was! 4t the same time, and who is entitled) Chadwick in | t® the Insurance money which the cor- M. Kisein- |POration Ja holding up? ee BRIDE OF TWO WEEKS SEEKS MISSING HUSBAND. Through Her “How do you do, Mr the grveting given to Mrs, her cell to-day by Mrs, F. Peni- was @ made Lydia Devere Mrs, Chadwick tentiary when hands, Mrs. Kissinger was acompanied by Mrs. Flora Kissinger, her mother-in- law, who was matron in the woman's He Lost Job ina Mme, Devere, Roth positively ident fied Mrs, Chadwick as Mme, Devere. “T will take my oath she Devere.”* said Mrs, F. M. Ki ‘She has hardly changed at a she was a prisoner in the Pemitentla Beekwiths Still Donbt. President Beckwith, of the Oberlin Penk, og’ his wife ier at Mav bay | my 0 ‘The grocting between the Beckwiths | Peace @Keefe and went to live at No. end Mrs. WChadwick wag friendly and ‘ Atfer two weeks of married life Mrs. Rachael Klein asked the police of Ho- boken to look for her husband, who has been missing since Dec. 5. The bride was Miss Goldman and she met Klein at a dance. It love at first gieht. end after a week's courtship ploved and without his know! in ie reslenation mre hen Klein went to’work he found ‘nother man in his place. He upralded | hia wife for causing him to lose his . and sud he was going to New ork to look for another place. He| hasn't been seen since. pel ate Pe vnie CHRISTMAS GIFTS BURN. Flames Pliny Havoc wit tel lal you know. m not so sure yet you are a fraud. I have stood by you to my last dollar and I repeat 1 think you should tell all you Know, Mrs. Chadwick replied the time wis not yet ripe for a statement, but one would be made In a few days Mrs. Beckwith also asa Mra. Chadwick that she was not convince! the vrivoner was @ fraud. Au hands and parted with no show of anger. Marshal Chandler this afternoon told Presents Mrs, Heskwith she would have ito give Sheriff Barr an order VX ead mall. Intrusied to Express Company, ve to at the post- = a eee ae dequlttad or res | Many Christmas presenta were de- jeased on ball. Mes, Chidwick said | stroyed In the fire which attacked an She woud not sign such an order until | old ranmhackle bullding at Nos. 77-79 after consuiting her wttorney Buthorities believe mhe is gett mail| DY Mreet to-day. wich Is of tmpontance for ¢ ty eee. | The ground floor of the Building Is oc. cupied by the Metropolitan Expreas Company, and scattered about the floor and m the back room were hundreds of parcola to be delivered for Chri, mas. The two upper floors are occupied by the Metropoliian Tartar Company, Policeman McNish, of the Chureh street station, saw smoke rolling out of the ground floor, and turned in an |alarm. The fire had started in 14! rear room from some unknown caus: and had burned well to the front rel firemen managed to confine the flames PETER F, O'BRIEN HELD FOR MURDER WITHOUT BAIL. Saloon-Keeper Accused of KAI Bartender Was at First Re- leased Tn $1,000 Hall, Magistrate Mayo, tn the Yorkville Court to-day. held Peter F, O'Brlen, a Second avenue saloon-keeper, without ball upon the charge of mucder O'Brien, with a party of five, visited a ie floor, and the damage saloon at No, 23 Third avenue last minted to abuut $1,000, Ee Suac morning. And, itis charged, ot 01 juchanan. bartende: ly © from Toronto, Ont,. Britiah subject. | Much was made by the fact that O'Brien a few hours after the shooting | was released woon $1.09 ball furnished |HIGGINS NAMES PERLEY AS HIS SECRETARY, | by John Murphy, brother of Charles F: Governor:Mieet inetn Well. Murphy leader of Tammany Hall.| 1 Cave Gallagher, OF the Waar Pwaatss| htt Tethionl Weiter Sqrone second street station. stated that Mur-| Hin Appointeen, hy goes on numerous bonds, and that! O'Brien was a Republican } RRY” SUMMERFIELD LANDS IN SING SING. Must Serve Not Less Than Four Nor More Than Seven Ve a Six Months, “Larry” Summerfield, who vowed long and lJond that he never would be sent to Sing Sing, was taken to the Sta jaon thi ternoon on the 200 o'c! nd to Frank Richards, SN ee fore rtenced. to 4) FIRE FROM DEFECTIVE FLUE. “f oe . Members of the family of 4 PAL Gov -Blect Higgins announced this af. ternoon the appointment of Mr. Frank | Perley an his secretary, at a ealary of HOO a year, Mr, Perley as agree- ably surprised upon entering the Fifth Avenue Hotel this afternoon to be told of bia good fortune by his fellow new: paper workers. The position is regard ed as exiremely degirable, carrying per- quisites of a eratitying nature. Marvin, of Albany. has. been notified of his selection by the Gover-| r-elect to be his military secretary | wagnal ¢ecretary to the Governor uly been seleo' ed | ley te @ well-known poiltical | . 4 «4E°WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1904 NEL KK LK KKK KL KEL CLL ELL KKK LCL LLL KEL CK KK Ce Ke OK Contents of One of the 1200 Dinner Baskets Which Will Be The E vening World's Christmas G collect from two policies in which she {s | ! way by the big stores that put them up, | Mona Ll. Vigil ikon mislead lh he id PRATT ee ESTABLISHED OVER 40 . | N.S.BRANN,| | MANUFACTURING JEWELLBR, % | 231 Eighth Ave,, "3248 OPEN VENINGS UNTIL, tf ers from The Evening World to 1200 Poor Families Baked Beans = 1 she 50,000 worth of Diamonds, Watches, jewelry, etc. will be so at tremendous bargains, Altho other jewelry firms take up Great deal more space im adver ing, they do not 4s much stock as we do, carry over $250,000 worth of monds, watches, Jewelry, |They claim diamonds are We are selling diamonds as low we did years ago, because we not In the shopping districts Our expenses are very low, expenses are enormous, quently we can sell Di; Watches and Jewelry at o prices charged elsewhere, Remes ber, we have been established 0 forty vears. Dessert PKK See eee SAE KEK KKK EL LL NEL SO KEE EON NON NE PEK EE ERE RE PE ENE ift ta the Poor of Greater New York. This Dinner, One of the Best That Gan Be Put Up in New York, Will Be Large Enough for a Family of Six Persons-— Good Roasting Chicken One, MORMON OATH PICTURE FINDS — a Croce ese pammees mee NWR). RBSERNG GIRL Christmas Eve. |Pronounced by Every Member Man to Whom Florence May HAP IAI IAAI MORNIN IAN unpIInIIOMIMY § Who Goes Through Endow-' 7 THE EVENING WORLD’S | 9 | Dall Appealed for Shelter | ment House, and Calls for Recognized Her from Photo 1904—CHRISTMAS DINNER-—1904 § | Vengeance for Smith’s Death. printed in Evening World. | Soup. | WASHINGTON, Dee, 15.~August Lund. Tr will pay yw to co T ur way for theae uae Dall had been | Chicken, String Beans. Potatoes, § strom was recalted for cros-examinas |, Fiorence May Dall wha had been Onions. Baked Beans. Bread, Bee eae at are: ta mate Dae Jervey City, for more than a a aioe tan ae vm week, was found to-day through a ple- Cakes. Gelatine Dessert. Candy, mittee on Privicges and Blctions. | |ture. of her orinted In The Rvenina | iti eo tnaedh: Alay pig World yi ny. | Plum Pudding. by those going through the Endowment Sota a ee .t Coffee. Soda Biscuit. Cheese, House, which Included a petition to the | young man named Tom Johnson on Almighty (o curse those who raleed | Christmas Day, and on Dec, 7 left her their arms against the Mormon Church, | rather's house to purchase some articles and to avenge the blood of Joseph Brith for her trousseau. A friend saw her on upon this nation, Montice edus; threk “bioeka’ troln Lundstrom sald that the three penal+ | home, on that dav. but after that po | tles for revealing the tokens and vio- | imce of her was found lating the covenants were to have the| ‘This afternoon H. A. sttuble, of New= throat cut from'ear to ear, to have the | ark, called at the Dall house and sald breast cut asunder and the vitals taken | he had given shelter to a girl on out, and to have the body severed and) sronday night who looked Ike a ple the entrails crushed out. The, sub- lturo of Miss Dall in The Event stance of the prayer for retribution, | worg : sald the witness, was as follows: "O! He took the God, eternal Father, we ask Thee to on Bank street, bless Thy Church: bless Thy holy i priesthood: bless us and help us to| with severe. keep these covenants that we have just | day 6! undertaken’ let all who raise their | What she hands atainst this Church be accursed, | °F, Pee. 7 A. larze collection 14 ond 18 kt ® SiS $2.75 up All engraving done free of charme. . a father lo a house wark, where the girl 14-kt. solid gold fenuine Diamond 1 that she was suffering || Hing, value re pains in her head on the) and did not know | $10 ne. on the night) she said, she received she ter from Otto F. Rohde, a barber at|] ,,:{yndeone Mowe and we pray Thee to avenge the blood |No. 1 Monticello avenue, The house || fcua gold of Joseph Smith unon this nation.” | she slept in was only half a block] | from her own home and from the win- Mim @ Liar. dow of the room she could see her The last time Lundstrom went through father and young Johnson, her the temple the priest officiating was|%%, they, hastened about the prt to find her, Apostle Merrill, who may be called be- mained with the barber until With the Compliments of THE EVENING WORLD, Wishing You a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, | | CHRISTMAS DINNERS tn baskets to 7 dessert there are A half-pound of candy, 4 The most deserving families will be) ‘4 Jur of cream cheese, ner big enough to appease the appetite Settul petites, ‘ontents, will be the only clue to the enough to make the mouth even of a) to scatter his blessings on Christmas} tained In each basket, beginning with a) ihe Riegel Cooper. Company aed tne ‘A basket of this sort could not be| "ho orders were placed with them last in AAUP A PP PF PP PN APS PAA PN APN PN EN NNN A The EVENING WORLD will give 1,20! One can of baked beans. & real plum pudding. 1,200 poor famille of Greater New| ne pound of cakes York. A package of gelatine. uarter of a pound of coffee and -| Uf this isn't enough for a f selected, and each will be given @ din-/ 4X thoy mast be all possessed nt wont , card from THE EVENING of at least six persons. | WORLD concealed among the Daskots ‘The contents of each of these baskets | donor Of the dinner. Thin cant wil | are described below, and if they are not) ead millionaire water then Santa Claus does not know what good things ate or how) Day, Fourteen different articles are con-| big chicken and ending with coffee, | pjoomingdale Brothers have aireasy be- e, candy and cheese. [gun the proparation of the dinners, kK, boat t i 6 ‘o purchased at retail for much Sees the tase telaeee ha etna vain | le83| secure the best poultry. Bh " than $2. pwill not be tough fricasseeing birds, bit fore the ¢ M when he gave her money t/ Bool tender roasting chickens, every fre the Committee. Teak th an ey ite | wld The 1,200 baskets will be delivered Not) Toten tut of whieh will be juicy and, Taindstrom told how he had left the enaven te go to Newark, where she | Pity mrong 2 later than Christmas Eve to as many! palatanle, Everything im the baskets | Church because he could no | be-| "Young Johneon says he believes the| wie homes. Will be new aad of the freshest ani Oa oe | atta ory. 'Bhe was, Out Of hee poor best quality, ‘The two big stores will Heve In tt. He lectured and wrote arti-|f'r's Bory. | “she was out of her They will be delivered in the usual] take special pleasure in making the cle against Mormonism, The Churet eet Wi Nake place’ on Chr: baskets gord value and they promise to |turn out sumething of whieh they can be prow Tho task of pr a much larger veader may us to be ° y in each stor least twenty packers are employed the dinners fill over ivery wagons and the co leadera never questioned the truth of jhe disclosures, “But other members,” |he said, “who were not-acquainted with| Newark in custody of the police, was the true state of affairs called me al turned over to her father as soon Mar.” she reached Jersey City “Did any office h le monies. yal deace-bed. tony the} ANDREW MILLER, VAGRANT. he ceremonies you described deny the securacy of your statements?” he was mas Day, just as though nothing had happened.” | and there will be nothing about them Mias Dall, who was brought from to Indicate that they are anything else than regular department store pur- chases. The reciplents, therefore, will not be made objects of charity in the] ) eyes of thelr neighbors, but will get their Christmas dinners as if they were Hands sold gold Huntin Ton. Gente beautifully em araved, and stem, setter, Waltham or Elgin jewelled mov ment: value 81000" onr price: Jarke avsortmen: of aotid Link Cuff ituttons. with la Kenuine diemonds; & My A large seection of Laniies’ 14-Kt, sobld fold Nrek Cnains aca Lackete, ring the dinners Is wold hi r ree packs big di weight of the baskets is man purchased. tons. asked In justice to City aMeistrate Ommen, J *!", “lamond Hele... The Slegel Cooper Company and] tip EVENING WORLD has been a str." now sitting in Centre Street Court, The | fillet Cha Bloomingdale Bros, will put up these| Santa Claus to the poor every Christ- Have you had your throat cut?’ |Evenine World prints some further J tet Mr baskets for THE EVENING WORLAI) | mas of Its existence. During |te ¢ Y | auahter) | statements concerning the case of An- years it had Christmas trees for poot | Ay % and will deliver them by thelr own! children and gave away hundreds of | 40 St : drew Miller, sent to the Island y wagons. thousands of toys. In those vears tt set did not belleve in the mant-|day for six months on a charge c for several Chriat.| UP seven bie trees for the little walfs, | [ey krancy, Miller had been arrested 1 Last Christmas and for sever: five in New York City, one {n Brooklyn | “No, sir. Tt seemed to me that either p tedly on the charge of selling poli r maases before that THE EVENING | nd one in Jersey. City. and there we God changed His mind or that Woodruft sling and had by tinned before | nat oF love fc t weeteat pets, | made a mistake, or else there was! this Magiatra Al occasions in WORLD gave to the poor on each fes- | nat only tovs for Banta's sweceat Pall | Mim custake in the fret revelatio le. West Side and Centre Street Aistributing but there were | sweaters, caps, overcoats and sults o| When arraigned this time and tival occasion 1,00 dinner: (Laughter,) thom through the Charity Organization Clothes” Having shown the way to| "You thought the revelations were | iif he had employment, Miller vest: chars | mixed? «ave the name of a man uptown. The Society, which 1s equipped for Investl-|others In this field of Christmas char: es Con a an when seen sald he had never had nd | ity, and the young folks being pretty nenenty ® well provided for by otherSanta Clauses, | THE RVENING WORLD turned charitable operation at the holiday Under thet elr. sent him to ant gating the cases of those w' whose assistance Insures the placing of | the dinners In the proper haads, “Did you practise polygamy?" Miller In his emnto “Yes, but only to a certain extent. | © -| (Laughter) 1 was sealed to one wife in g|son Into a more serious direction, and | the temple and I married one, 1 was | ———— é All applications received Oe for five years It haa given Christmas |#ealed to one for time and eternity, but ‘ e ‘ EVENING WORLD up to next 3 dinners to the poor—good big dinners In she was dead when | married her.” will be given Immediate attention. Af-|baskets of the deseription given this | (Laughter) | ter that it will be impossible to consider | year, with pouty. “ue pudding, leone have never lived with two kes, &e., and never o! value than ? applications, as the lists have to be | oMkes, . NNO, alr made out for the packers and deliver |fiteq wat tae due whet thes are | . Record-Keeper Reticent, but for the quiet, unostentations man- ner in which they are gotten to thelr recipients. “Tt te the greatest newspaper charity that could relieve the suffering,” sald ers, and some of the earliest deliveries will be made on Friday. “The charity {a one of the most ef- fective and far reaghing THE EVENING | John Nicholson, thé chief recorder of the Mormon Temple at Salt Lake, was sworn, He proved the most rel t witness of all the Church officials who bie Cork Hole Shoes, Bunton ieee, Coming. Grip and Poewmonia Ate Easily Escaped WORLD bl . gald Ed-| Mr, Devine, “and tt ts one that brings | have been brought before the Commit. wae Thane Gen rot pe nthe ot} thd greatest imaginable relief to the tee, By a slow proc the attorney) If the System Is Kept in Condition SK Somat le fe needy. There are many families In New for the protestants drew from him the ; Heekey Shee, the Charity Organization Boctety, “and York who recelve dinners from volun-|fact that he Keeps the records of mar. | With Dufly’s Pure Malt Whiskey. Orthopedic Hbe aren, we will investigate overy family before tary donavions or from ‘orenniay'ions | lagen. baptisms and endowments whi h 3 RFARE Waroaraean 11) but we will tal care that every family emnized within the Temple. He ex- N a delivering the baskets, so that sed be he chi ls CT Ma a Sed ther ih Gokoemkee ite fas NOW IS THE TIME TO PR Gomend ans ornae eet: reach only those deserving families WhO | haet-ot wifi] nor he an anv other Mer placing wpon individuals blessings tha: FOR IT, Special Dep't for deformed feet, would otherwise not be provided for." “It is ouly fate to say,?? Mr, Will be upon them In this lite and tn | Wid intelli, ; . all eternity, * i 1 Henry B, Taylor, manager of the 8° | Newine wrote last year after the| Atiornes, or questioned Mr. | wate tagine ta EV ie Ene ide experience andintelligent gel Cooper Company's grocery depatt- | An isemag dinner distribution, |Xiholsen. closely erning the man- | were flted to overflow “ik sot ay.| Methods are largely responsible ment, who put up last year's baskets Z * [ner of Keeping the records and obtained | ing. thousands of case: re cured by uslog forthe superior qualities for which which gave such excellent satisfactiva| ‘that The Evening World has|from bim a statement that he had aes | noth hiskey s t the| the Coward Shoe is noted. Every o enough for the vess to all the records, but he would | ANd wae deca ed Hod et tcted the| Shown a sincere deaire fo respect |nor admit having awthorky over them, * condition has been encountered ¢ menu for this year and both his ature! the privacy of those who received |!" {).\", he Know who Is ju authority. dchild on the Atst appenrunce of every difficulty met and ev o Reg ¥ : e kn ere to find the | #0 dc nthe ; o! every culty met a feekste hee the tasnice: its gift, to prevent any possible | r« f all p married within | rnp re nisker as a preventive. te possible fault liminated Where visions that the market can pro disappointment in quantity or |\" Temple or o, Bad taken the en | checks the symptom ihenatbane anal te wh diraicsl enh The dinner, it will be seen, ts bigger , or ia ik A tae give such informa Te us theo fn siccess. DUlt for a specitic purpose, it than ‘inst year's, Mr. Taylor having Q@ality or in the promptness of ton upon demona, adding, however, | tutiy answers that purpose; and above added * eye ating semety 8 ps delivery, and that you have suc- eet We geen ae a all rit wet Le i? ose; and al club cheese and two packages 0 é Rua At he elven ta att it fits and wears, crackers. Submit the Nat of items to Ceeded admirably in making of)" woul) not be given to him your grocer and geo if ie can dupli-' ¢his Christmas courtesy a gras) « SOLD NOWHERE CLT. K Of the records and th cate thie basket for &. ¢ pound cious and unmixed message of) + \ knew no part of the chat, of all is a fine four-pound BO Of ia ever been tuken frort the Tempe JAMES S. COWARD, peace and good will,’’ This Christ dinner will be the est and best vet, THE RVEN 7 WORLD knows ¢ ‘ies that receive WORLD baskets wil 203-274 Greenwich St., N.Y, SOAR WARREN aTHEET Mail Orders! illed. Send forCatalogua, Then A can of soup. Two packages of soda bisoult. One loaf of bread. Suart of potatoes, quart ot ontons. ing beans, fs Yd acta ~ Had Been Ane and ale A Chance for Every One | pin. She agid that about ¢ | "Reterting SAYS SHE'S RICH, BUT He Wee eek’ thane ‘ase apd ae | nage ee 5 tae ab I$ ACCUSED Pusoned were friendly, she called on telling these ser Py ~ AS EL, SED OF THEFT. | Siise"Wison and romaine unt a late throat cut Mr Worth! kel th vf the An ae | nour at her roms, Miss Wilson. ane witness If his (the witness's) thinva w sant Diawen! Jowere Pne fuld, then suggested that on account, had been cut Woman Charges Former Friend] 0 the Iitesess of the hour she leave! He replied in the negative had her rin with her. been on aamultel on the ny with Taking Jeweley Worth Thi did, whe maid. and since then dkt nor know rhe has been unable to get her prop- | rhet he t+ nect t ACCOUNT with os a0@ 200 " ote , O18 a valid erty k She finally appealed to) Mormon © at leas r Da on eonventens Cora C. Wilsop, thirty years who Assist District Attorney as T know | told wt shops so ucts Every article faa anid he itved at the Arlington Hotel, Ant ee kuggeation procured | of my desire to withlmw. guaranteed: all Geneeea No, % Weat Thirty-ftth street, was! When asked about ihe matter, Miss lof wining aut che. Lee | fone strictly . contidede held by Magtetrate Ommen in the Wilegn La 0 P s ang t ‘ & Tombs Court to-day tn 11,40 ball on a ne om't have to steal. I ss of | No employ tev tettenie own a bank in Akron, Ga, and « ‘alt or “i charge of arand iarceny. To the charge Mey, aii tre arkciee t eae: Cul, she —— | American Watch & Diamond | 10 Maiden lane. Take Elevator. nt plea of) She wns unable to furnish the asked hy the Court and wae lock the woman omered an indl not mullty, asserting that w y and able'to buy the articics|' She Tombe for further examir which it de alloged that ¢he had atolen MORE POSTAL DISMISSALS. ‘The complainant tn the case wos | T | Seoretary of Rural Corrters’ Laguas, enee'a, friend ot the |S ATEHOOD BILL REPORTED, socintion Loses Mis Job. prisoner, and on her representations a) warrant was tesved yesterday, on | WABHINGTON, Dec. 15—The Benate tienen Wynne to-day ordered the tm whith Mise Wilson was arregied Inst Committee on Territories to-day com-| mediate dlemina of Warren F. Tum night by Detective-Sermeant MoCoas | pleted {te work of the Statehood bill, ber, a tural catrler of Lockport, N.Y. ‘ ; mie iM F authorised « bie Tepant on) WhO Is the Secretary of the Rural C hong ane | teen ° State and 0 er she wae Ane foes porn ts