The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1905, Page 2

t6 ‘The: Resin Wort) RIDGE, Mans, Jan. Y Tucker, mother ot Charles ‘ehe rome, he sald, was entitled to his opin- nd the pledse oF thie ‘s lawyer asked ot of Charles's coat in vie they, trad “not gs y were: ‘One Bu = s sami wa with Tourtsth” on Wont Antors, but Wan Enter Planted. DIA, Keypt, Jan, 1—The rman Lloyd steamer Hohen- om Naptes, Is ashore at the irbor, ti y the Mohexzollern # now safe in the expensive restau- retiloonted, moderate. IMORE GAMBLERS | CALL ON JEROME te sworrant permitting them to take Jotingon’s stuf! from the ware- ve detectives went uptown tte Sine ee the oe Ae | a is paying tion to the ot use list of fhe We what comments he had on the Distriot-Ationney’s ho hed nothing, to gay, Mr. Je fons, ‘The Comminsioner expressed un- wittingness to engage in a controversy ney. ‘Tho raids last week upon. the réomb, at No. 22 Hast ‘Thirtegntty street, and’ No. 9 Sixth avenue, brought to light telophone instruments belonging to the Néw York ‘Tetephone Cotmpiny Comminekiner Mic Adop iy hag the Western talon .prom- deed’ to Withdbaw ite service from pool- voluntarily made by the New York Tele- phone ny, ‘The finding of inatru- gents owned by this company In pool- rooms appears to the! Commissioner @ syspilons'eireumetancs, He will malre putite the reply to hia letter of Inquiry. The Tommissioncr sali that the move- Limeut weaded by ‘Mr, Sollginan, Mr. vfthd’ activity. af Commisslmer Me- "J Adoo’s, pareonpt, xtaft In ralding puol- 1g recently was, directly responnlble oF three: slgnulcant transfers to-day. cond Wm Delanicy street ‘to Head- [vin an, tever the Gommls- ment’ Hones tenet ‘do, in tho Janauaae | aa te guepel of Secretary Howell, and Beret. Hdward Fg, Rourke ip miade'an avtlog oaptatn'and itoner, in explaining the elevation of , Bourke,” sald .thdt Be to available captain to send to er sthoet, Fuwe would fridicate that 1 1 Capts, Albertson. bane yates imple nd Re: 5 at Mal enulquanters, a IC BODIES FORMING VIGILANCE COMMITTEE. th th Helichts, Adadolution ‘and many Amine | trom the Presidency a wateh vatued mM Doles, ‘The Cltigena’: Union hés ‘been | the moving power in gebtig. these ‘bod- fen tomether for concentrated action, ‘The obfect 18 not alone to work for better police conditions, hut to keep general supervision over all questions Yi ‘ot! formation ; ety oan wpptealinats t igllunde. commpitigo representative ‘more /orginidtatlons “ahd romating the 'clvic ganization will be Council of ‘Civic ‘Or nizations of the City of New York,” aim’ of the projectors ts to make Ht the binding Ae between all the vi ops reform Resociations that have ‘Hiyherto ‘beet working independently. Among the orginizations that. will: be represented on the. new ‘Vigilance Com- the Citizens’ Union, the city New: York Board of Trade portalon, the Hast aide Civic Bnd Association, the (Continued from: Wrst: Page.) pea een i at soegantn warablipg bubl- qt Ty ores to traci mblers who have mai the Distriet-Attornay has MThe doors of the wuspected: Ka sat 0 of . wh ua ee su be ‘open to. nim ) th} of ht, ‘The presenta. Up to to-day, AD-| ton of & card signed e. DiatrictAt to! yficet}a license for the “a leaving, | Sac loard to go Be hi nek 3 Sshageeet: i 1 Nothing Swell in Thie Out Tie Diatrict-Attorney disappointed when alia, of Davo, J Erinn iy ti ts | rote epi to cal hat} biked p¥redhal’ charge of the seuroh for ine) the robber. who.\aptened. the home. of F000. Beneat G, W,. Woers, at Sixty-thind street ‘and Fiteh avenue and family at the point of a pistol at 4 o'clock in the evenitig, Not since the Guldensuppe murder mystery and the t} Baby Clarks kidnapping has there been |such concerted police activity ag, there 1s ubon this one crime, n, th Bt ‘West Forty-sevén: Boro Mba ncts may call upon t tt in erect detectives to explain irom th incl fe Ber MacDougal had red Bie Pemovink. bi efforts to run down and captare the it |déaperado, His,attltude. was ura on {Saturday night, when he call Inspectors and Captains in Manhattan jto a pegtet meting at Headguatiers land gave ' a talking!to #uch ab & Pollce Gomi to his subordinates in & long time. . re an 6 lia @iid that denoted deer, Thtrleate thought, iin TELEPHONE CO. CALLED | ON FOR EXPLANATION Pollce Commissioner ‘MoAdob, when | Selilft and othor men of wealth amgainat the cadet syatem on tho'éaat ede met with his hearty approval. He spake ot. the difiiculty of handling thia kind of view in the crowded sections’ ‘that ehelter ed that tive old caiet and which made the érpte any loose or slipshod. work in this case, becayse he chngidered a.man who would boldly enter a dwelling on. a orovded street, exhibit a revolver and terrarine several people into giving him monay was the mdet dangerous type of cerigphual, Wolild Not Hesitate to Murder. it, but announce: ted ligt conditio Taett et ade to Su Mt any nature with the Distelot-Attot- | hoi ‘ “1 am genyiticed Bchmittberger hae es clean ae it ta officlal nloner’, he would not hesitate at murder If ho whotild meet with the alliphtest realst- ance,” sald the Commissioner. ‘“Doubt- lesa ad span as he has apént the money he stole ‘Mr, Woers he will plan to tob nomhebody elae, aniihis next robbery or Attempt at robbery may result In a ble’ for 9 pollee it,” sald the Commies, have every) confidence 1 “he has @, captels not, in his. full con~ move that captain and ow me that any ny wyer there who Noonee 2 will re the Didirict-Attorney or .Dr, Parkhurst ‘or anybody else just now,” commanded er $8 the Commissioner, Concentrite mere energies of the departiient in’ catcting this deaperndo, It can be Gone. T ¢x-' ing’ has a wav of losing himeelf. REFORMATORY - dim @ mon. hift's detectives 4) rooma Het apritig a kimflar promine was sence, Ip. Bohmitiberger ‘ta ret Jn in & hose the slow mending: Ag soon as he ts a will have @ con- Ngman-Sehiff crus 3 y rn to he erdiee” bith Atioen against the cadets. cr|MADOO‘MAKES rae | THREE TRANSFERS ; for \uhe Meroét wettest Getall. (Mt hp | Cotmuiiéetpber,"' Jannounced Ma, ‘4a greatly dissatisfied with in’ the ‘Mercer street station and is determined to get results there. ‘He knows Sergt, Bourke, who has ‘been on wonfidential duty in this office and un i rday, hs Schrader, who fay afternoon. t i eh ikoly to lose caste with to transportgtlow and ave the caunell cok} membership and to <bound rule that {t shall a year, tederauton haye heen that. awaits concrete jes In| ed, sed. of two repres mal exist for at least Ardcies Of aa drawn up, and @ action is the aif cles by the seven ‘Abundang, money has work Of the so! lature avhenever there 18 a vunat Reform Committee of One Hun- the) Morningside and Riverside POLI \“CENTR vo f “A telophione station, believed by the | patice to be the centre of information for all the Tenderloin pool-rooms, was raided $his afternoon by Detectives Brown ‘and Livingston, of Inspector "Mo- Laughlin's staff, and Detectives Bren- nan, Finley and Uninger, of the West phirtlesh Street Station. The information bureau waa found op {ho gronnd floor of the four-story browne stone front building at No, 12 West Thirty-first street, a few doors from Fifth avenue, No ont answered repented rings at the HENRI FOURNIER ARRESTED. — Autoniobitiat Given #100 Bail for Appenrarice in Court, Henri Fournier, the French automobll- ist and racer, was arrested ater A” chante of er a mile on Fifth avenue tis afternorn, chanaed with reckles» speeding and violation ot the speed aera, Fournier was going up Fifth avenue in a huge automodiie of high power. In the Inclosed portion were three women, At Fifty-ninth street Bloycle Bast 8 xty-sevent. hie wolne much faster than. the I] introduead yihet {8 dl rected at thls clly. OLICE RAID POOL-ROOM AL’ IN TENDERLOIN bell, #0 the five detectives forerd the four men seated around a table, upon which were placed telephone instruments belonging to the Now York Telephone Company, Racing elips showing the names of winners; at ‘ot Springs amd odds New Orleans and BH. on the same were found on and on tha floor, The four men were arrested. pave Use names of Sam Hdward Rogers when their pedigrees were taken in the West Thintieth street station- The detectives confiscated the tublé and the telephone instramens, COURT LETS HIM OFF, Hut Woodbury Promised to Punish Hin Speeding Chan@eur ig Commissioner Woodbury, was | ed in Speciil Brasions to-day, of ng (he speed law with his auto- Commissioner Woodbury asked Justice Wyatt to suspend sentence on tourt to remand Commiawoney | so that he van be Patrolman Willlam A, Sherry, of the! dcit with according to the rules of my street station, saw) ‘ Matter him and overtook || WU dear anes “ oO8 to punieh Lim. T do not want to re -for ‘the one offence.'' McAdoo Tells Inspectors and Captains That - Woerz Robber Must Be Captured— Dragnet Qut—Fifth Avenue Swarms with Detectives. peot, you to do it, and ao it before he may be driven to resistance by the Inva- sion of hts Hettie.” Police | Commtbitoner MoAdgo \lhas) la tp-ther ‘The Commissioner Is In earnest tn hip mer has not delitered He told them that he would not tol> the boldness of his deeds shows that iy “Pay no attehtion to the attacks of Mt the in stations aud the police machinery war ect at work. No less than sixty-seven plain-clothes men were started on the trall of the hold-up man Saturday night ‘and more have been added.to the Tat Aince. In, addition every pee ty the city has been furmtett ourate ddsoription of tho thief und or: ders to look for him are tead at every ‘ait they roll caTh” Indging-house and Raines-law hotel.on the Bowery and Third avenue Baturday Dght anu, aac niga ti A wearchefor the thief. Other swotions of the city will be bus thhiush to-might, Arrahgemenc ae hh A \- ea ojeptet vo the norutiny st er i ara ae ty i Ro they Mcgee’ bim vil M bol Tittle Mout exists that the W | was the who nha wp tke Lh ‘ Bt NO. Lg Wo weeks ago, an ug ry Mura ans at t Bebo (Sa let War'he eBae wiih at . He uses good lanigun, a Lene ee aanamEEnNE United Support of Three Dis- trict Leaders, Slated to Sue ceed to Schmidt’s Place. Ieney'C, Bontader, ot the Bronx, was named a Park Coinmigsioner to bite- Ace havo ait diet bree tal Tt geod to the place made vacant by: the i ere? ; that there will be @ cecliled Itnprove. enforced retirement of Willam 2, ‘apt, O'Connor Reet 4 Behmidtt this afternoon, ‘The three district leaders of the Bronx, Presient Marten, Bugene MoGuiré anit candidate {0 the Mayor's office thls at temnoon, ji Mr, Schrader was born in. Germany In 1853 and arrived: in tila country In 180. In 171 hé moved to vhe Bronx, where # | Hie han sce lived, being identified tn many business Interests, Until 1900 ‘he way agent for the John Riehiee Brewing Company. , He then opened n real estate affice In the Park Row Building: ‘Mr, Schrader has been a prominent membor in many German oltebs, one of which gaye him updn his retirement (a0. Tn politidy Mr, Schrader has always taken an active interest and was 4 con- vention candidate for, Bénator on two occasions. rece ANN CITY CLUB CONFERENCE ON RAINES LAW HOTELS, — At Meeting Held To-Day Mont of Andieles Was Componed of Women, A conferonce was held at the City Club this afternoon to discuss means for stamping «ut the Raines law “hotels,’ It was attended cliefly by women, sll of whom ragreed tho 80- called “hotel” was an evil wich should be eradicated, but none of them seemed to have any definite plan for abdilsh- ing ft. Lawyer J, Velller sald that the only remedy lay in legtilation, Atter Judge William 8. Benmott had beon elected ehairman, Mr. Velller addressed the mooting, saying {n part: auestion ls how bert to do it. Tn m <<< PRISON INSTEAD OF FINES FOR POOL-SELLERS. Maminirate JaileHereafter He WIL Im pone Sentencen, rles Maris jum Present, 2 days, ones on first convictions and Sner tim Ae Booused pool @ Swrew. . r ree alm purtialped toy: W: saree ia teat Ya \ . eee ge fined | nna a i Salas 0 " 1d on subsequent chal “Gounsel tur’ Kenia, Present and Win Auld, pieneet for @ fine 08 usual, . bul were Fetused, more in i co dato n ‘ht 4 Poy hea hates in which hagas SCHRADER TO 60! IN PARK BOARD Bronx Business Man, with the/Erank O'Donnell, Convicted of Frank 8, O'Donnell, the, /‘officestoy: hooky," charged with forging ch of his employer, Edward H. Floyd- Jones, to run a book at Brighton Beach calmly accepted the thdeterminate sen- 4t Himira Reformatoty {mpozed P on him to-day by Jud) t|Phomae -O'N@L! had, ugrecd ure? | Conny: Court t eoakions. tinenibp and with the slightest trace of a ewag- ger, the boy phinger accompanted the Officers from the oourt-room, was the personal cholo? he} of Haffon. All, three ite death the 9 thie’ chargs of forgery of $7,000 In checks on the Phoenix Na‘donal Bank of Brooklyn, after he had been dis- mipeed for lack of evidence in the Court Of General Sessions in Manhnttan nek, former Assistant Distrlot-Attorney Lo Barbier, ‘Mr, Le Barbier moved for dismissal and a new trial on the ground that thera wes Ineuffictent evl- dence to convict O'Donnell, . District- tunally conducted the prosreittion, said that the youthfulness of the prle- oner Wetghed against the size of the ain oe ye Donnell ah Inde- inate term in ay * it defen FS ea hTe youth gumente by counsel, and sat twirl! Te acylinn ‘hat and, balling. chsecfille duting the hearing.’ He Was dresied in a fashionably cut brown suit and feomed Sp have not a care In the world Hender, a young actress on whom the infatuated boy ts pald to have showered diamonds and other “We all agree that the Ralnes law ‘hotel’ should be wiped out, and the y. dpinton it @ Inw were passed by which] the ‘hotels’ would be made strictly amenable to the building laws, the) Building Department gould, by rigid) g, Ingpection& rid the city of a majority of these places at leas ltt 1088 eerie ne Sends Three to | KILLED BY BLOW Gonyicted pool-nellors tnied before Justice Crane In the County Court of Brooklyn aré warned that they can no longer eseape With o fine, but. must antielptte a prison sentence, ‘The Jus- tice made tls annonncement to-day | when he sentenced three pool-sellers to | terms In the Raymond Street Juil, was sentenced to 10 dayat Algert Winfield, 29 days and Wille Jusdce Crane Invhis remarks ‘from (he bench he iad reached the cour clusion that fining never would stop pool \geiling und thar he had tn:posad Anes las high ag $1,000 on @ person, with no j appreciable decrease in pot | Hereafter, he rald he would Hnpose prison sentenct starting with Fe ne selling. leuths Are All Busy, Tho eaptaina histetied back to thelr fvith ary aor Deteotives in pairs went throumt every been mado to erowd: policeme: bunches, ft0 the Pith’ aven sections at ery wlght uptil the thief i ery tall man of atim build Preparations for one of his He ts the Shipman Robber. est ity-alath atreet, ater, It ip ed. that he in ato he seuson, of h victi anes hat he’ Ue Rot g counmOn ac tind, wherean the ‘gentleman FOR BOY-B00KY Robbing Millionaire Employer, /Smilingly’ Reoeives Indeter- minate Sentence. Amiling at his). weeping sweetheart, O'Donnell waa convicted on the ane charged with Aleal mp $30,000 from Floyd: Jones, who had lett the management of & large business in the hands of a S1,n week office boy. O'Donnell was at once rearrested after his: dismissal in Man- hattan and haa been in Raymoud Street Jat for four months waiting trial, No Defense Offered, No definse was offered by his eaun- Attormey Clark, of Kinga County, per- Judge Crane, in imposlig eentence, at paid no attention to the R choorfiully Grace presents, was fn the rear of the court- room and when sentence waa Imposed burst Into tears, O'Donnell smiled oheeringly at lier as he wae led away. Has No Money, Counsel Says, | Although the young prisoner {8 ac- cused’ of baying secured between §%,- 000 and. $90,000 through hia use of Floyd+ Jones checks his counsel asserted to- Cay that O'Donnell had no money ex- capt the $4.20) In the hands of the pollor, Young O'Donnell was arrested while ra hig book at Br ept. 16, Ployd-Jones's, fonalte went-an a pleasure trip rope, To carry on the business Ployd- of blank checks, Jones signed a numbe! which O'Donnell ts 0 sed of making use Of in raising su with which he National Organization Has Fall- Peril-—He Hits at: Injunotions delegates, bended by President John ¥aby and. T, D, Nichols. esta: strike, this Is the firat time that I have heen unable te eeport any material gtowthy Inthe membership of the ar ganization, Our average membership for the year ending Deo, $1, 1904, shows fn increase ofa Lldle less’ than 4,000 over the preceding year, while the men. berahip for the month of December, 1904—banad upon the tax received fur that month—ahows: a deoreake of about jg [2000 members, 's for the month of December, 104, is accounted for by the fact that from twenty to twenty-fye. thousand mem hers were on strike aid exonerated from the payment of duced. The great ost loss sustained is ‘in the Haetern bituminous and anthracite fields. At no) Ume pinee 1697 has work been 9 irregu- Jae and. the. coal trude 89 demoralized. ta | 2 feet gonfident that our oFganisation has suffered: no permanent (loss In strength or Inituente and thet with the revival of, bustioas and industrial ac- tivity, we shall, m the near future, rer gat this apparent joss and surpass our former strengtia, * ment showing tho openation of the 9! ing scale ag established by the Anthra- ie Us that the Operation of this, scale from April ne Bolted Aa coal was $4.44 ton, and there waa no Parone ‘of Increase in compensation. n December, 190, the ayerige price of | pol coul Was 4.86 per ton, and vnere was an Increase of 7 per cent, In the miner’ compensation, ‘Vhis incteawe was. in d= ditiun tw the harigontal incresss of 10 cite situation Mr, Mitchell sald: fear the anthracite mine-workers will be unable to secure any further con- eeseions oF even to-maintain their pros- ent standard “unless id take Imme- Glute stepa to perfect thel ously on strike, and at no previous time v ‘The youth was employed in office as “confidential of- fica boy" at {7 a week while the mill- ‘BY MITCHELL en Behind: and Chahoes of Winning: Any.New.Demands in — INDIANAPOLIA, Ind) Jan. 16-The |) “Spike” Sullivan and Jack Lee, the sixteenth annual Nationat Convention of the United Mine, Workers of America was opened to-day ¢l in Tomlinson Hall, Nearly aix buns dred delegates, representing every one of, the twentysfive districts, were | in thelr seats, The largest: delegations were. from the .central distriqs, The Ohio district delegation was headed by Prosident W, M, Haskins and the West: ern Pennsylvania delegation by Presl> Gent Patrick Dolan, resident Mitohy The'three anthracite districts sent 18 John Mitchell, in adressing the miners, “Bxeept for the year of the anthracits Strikes the Cause, “The heavy falling off in membership Mr, Mitchell then aybmitted a state- Birlke Commission, Ile showed to Dec. 81, 1004, had ree Hows: In April, 1903 “the average price of 1, er cent, granted by the Anthracite Sommission, i Cloning Ia reference to the apthra- je organiza- ton.” Colorado Men Indorsed. My. Miteholl thén tok up: the strikes of the ‘ yeur, saying: n tS “In ng other year since the fermation of the United Mine Workers of Ameria has Bore been vo many men continu: twethe history of the erganiaailon, with the creer of 192, have We. been compelled to expend wo much money In the support and maintenance of those involved as In the year just clored.” tie dwelt at length on the Colorado strike, the declaration of martial law In Tas Animas County by G Peabody, and the rlotdus scenes that culminated in attacks on mine moricre’ 1yle and ,_, tte deportation of union miners from Colorado by tae within. Injunction “Iniquity:” IS ARRANGED “Spike” Sullivan, Matched’ To-Day:to Fight on ‘Feb., 18) for a: Side Bet. of dest Purse, « Avonla Athletic Mr. Vi atuck his dow, As the hexd appeared Mrs, fired rns robber, date back, ani the next instant pol At nis head out of ie ‘ront Tits shows our faith AXpesher anu feo Mrs. Valls een ane no. chances ta trying’ it. anor noha ie f member of the pursuing pa: tat Orit at Ebert tite. ice arrived the bunglar had escaped, ‘ound that he had also vialted home of 1, W. Bngland, Several article of Jewelry were, stolen. ee CARTER FLECTED wa Touching upon injunctions, Mr, Mit- ehell sald: ‘Hivery year PORE more strong: ly the iniquity of the Federal injunc- ton os pppltes in labor disputes, Dur- ef the last year Injunctions have been Issued In every coal field in which a strite has been inaugurated, and mem- bers of our association have been con- finde {n fall becnuse of alleged disre- fare of these Injunctions, notwithstand, Ing the fact that after our people nud remained in prison for a considerable img. the yery judge fepulbg the in- junction has Niverscd his own action ‘And declared that when the Injunction wap issued his court was without juris: diction in the case, ‘Tt {s apparent tc every one who 18 acquainted with ihe fects that many of these dijunction judges are totally undt to petform the functions of thelr sagred office, In numerous Ingtances members of our union, When brought before these judges nave been treated with indignity, —_ COPRT GRANTS A STAY TO MARKS, Farmer Convicted of filaying His Workman Getx Four Mohthw’ Lease of Life, HARTFORD, Conn., Jan, 16-A stay was granted by Goy, Roberts to-day to Gershon Marx, who was to be hanged on Jan, % for the murder of his fari- hand, Paul Rodecki, The reprieve 1s uiven becatse counsel for Marx hid appealed to the Supreme ( terrors an questions of law ratsed dure ine the trial. ‘This cannot reach the Contry before the ditte set for the ex- cantion ithe Governor get Mav i8 ae the date for the hanging, The court will alt in Anril, Marx je Hebrew farmer, and lived in Colchester, On this farm two dismembered bodies of farmhands were found etn KILLED BY ASHCART. Collings, Leaning Against Lamppost, Siipped and Fell Under ¥ Chaplos W. Collins, pared fi who lved at No, 61 first plunged. on the races @nd later} , conductad a. bagk there, <a IN, PRIZH RID Young Boxer ft Fifth Ronni of Wout, Died Tater at His Home, READING, Pa, Jan, 16.--Alexan: ‘i ' ‘cet-Cloaning Denar » wheels pissedPov and he ¢ t art, Peter rk ed Ont 1 tHe | patesrusienasastretemnineeeemtnrie | Nedgincka, aged nineteen years, died | to-day, a8 the result of Injuries re oelvd last night In a prize Naht George Kubaaak, Tha fog 4 bara at Millmont, near he filth round Nedpinskw was leno eonacious, He could not be revived was carried to his home, where medical ald was sutnmoned, but the phyalclins were unable to restore consciousness, ‘Warrants have been issued for IKu- f the two men, basak and the OL ining, the world wide | SR Pras MODEL N 98 ALP. , 4-Cylinder, $3,600 Double Side Entrance, Immediate Delivery Packard Motor Car Co, of N.Y, TIMES SQUART, 140-42 B' dway, ‘Phone 1950-51, apt of Camden, » J, was leaning Cures a Cold inOneDay, 6 Lobonne EY Move Bow X, — WOMAN SHOOTS AT ROBBER IN HOME. Fired Tiviee an He Popped Head from Window, Thea Woor, but Mii Him, and He Encaped, (Sreclal to The Rvening World.) PABBAIC, Ni J., Jan, 16,—Realdents of High streot aff) Lafayette avenue, In, the fashlonuble residence séction of Vaayaio, pariicipated tm Ata exolting burglar chage, Ji which the ‘burglar, after being shot at, escaped unhurt. Mr. and Mrs, Retiben B. Kip returned ans strong and wel fiome late last night to-find thelr house, In péople, whish had been lett alone, brightly lighted, and aa they approached they saw through the window a man at} Make rch, work examining the contents of a bureau, Re Mr. Kipp ran to the residence of Isaac} # & re N, Vall, near fy, and. telephoned te |ffnieure chroule, coughed cadets ‘Then he and Mr, Yall called} cures: brohchitls, It makes weak lunge become alarmed, run downstalrs and M . , | to guarantee jt In the strongest manner, ogre a iiail els Vat posttively agree to return money to any led several T JEROME and Jack Lee! ib Hehtwelght, ware matohed this agtemnoon to do battle for & side bet of $500) on or before the 18th of Webruaty, } Vie articles ‘of agreement call’ for twenty rounds, ‘and stipulate that the men must weigh 195 pounds at 3 o'clock on the day of the contest, Paddy Welsh, the backer of, Leo, Wtar- ed that if the mon did not receive an offer from a/reputdle club, for which bids will be open until Feb, 1, he was willing that ‘the mon fight it out In}, private, ‘Jim Bttskley, the flnancial man bohind the brother of the redoubt- Able Dave BulltVan, would ‘not consent to this and demanded that the fight be ‘prought off in public and for a purse, The Commercial Athlotie Clivh, of St. Popinlow of a man who h Louls, who had a representative at th meeting, offered dhe men 60 per cent. of tae cross recetots, This offer was | for so many yoars, hath taken whder consideration, and wilt be compared with the bids of other clubs. The fight will go to the club offering | overything, but Tee at Misemant, irnecpoctive of ite | Deaple of New: York oniy realized the woh location. jo | handling them, and-proft all who ls @ plucky, woman, toak vo her stind at an open’ window, where she coud command tI rear entrances of the Kipp house, with 0 front and | York druggists: Ly? T]a revolver, Meanwhile the bunglar had retail druggl ke. and a ety Aired at When the * “PUSH EXCISE ——ee } r } n foreh upon the attention of the Leglalatiire hiy Excise bill, ‘This bill was defeated ,by the last Legisl but My. Jerome thinks he can Bo eecure coomiderstisn tor lt, He! wighes to provide for legal opnin saloone, ui es certain naure fi Ridaberent for more’ reasonable ‘provision for the fee, galorcenent of thy present THsdditon, Mr, Jerome with haye Ane presen to pine Ae Ber sit undougrediy. be phased withou cussion, He has ‘another bill rela to-And oedit. of merchapis ‘which ‘will , D bly Bo. throug! A Reliable > , Medicine A. Reporter interviews One of Our ‘ Local Oruggiete. Tho Interview of Interest to Every Person In New York. © So many patent medicines and advertised cureé wre how, offered to the public that Wf feaders siuvid be glad to know the eara ip viee, Said the druggist: “After hay drugs and all kinds and Sinko at tt Ins learned something about ther. hele i H ind power to ¢ + “phero i No AM ‘One medicine that, will cure of New York only reallxed the won- dortul curative and- strength-creating. power ‘of Vinol we would not baye clerks ehough ‘nour store to put up the orders for it. You s¢e, Vino] tynot a patent mediol and it actually does copia every one the fitty-odd reshape curatives taken from frorh cods' tvere, with other vitalizing {n= gredients, [t contains no polrondus droge Or rauseating oll, and you know just what You are taking. Vinol has wonderful iife- Giving propertios; it tones up and inv! orates: body to do ty organ of the work, we know. Jt will make rich, blood, bulld up the depleted system ant create atrangth, When) ft tell you that we have never sold th our otore such a valuable. remod| As Vinol tor tho following all phat if it falls to raccomphien whi say’ we we W. It getnad, omy a A twill show ovr in Ite wonder! and vitdllzing powers. padiasnticade “It will bulld up rundown, tired, debilé itated people, It will make the weak and : Hh, Kt, will magke foal for t Tt will increase the " tite, It will oure nervousness, irritabiht Voubles"ayopepmta and {ndigertion, tw jes, dyspepsia and in .. Lt will red blood, It wi ke Cy 5 make weal qitny, ailing children sttong and robust, It fs the greatest strengthener and body Wullder in the world for old people. iat jer for weak women, ig @ hoon: to nuralng ‘pos. ee, a strong and fs of untgld value in consump- several other neighbors and suirrounded | #trone tne diseases. For the er. the house: valescent it has 00 equal aa a strength maker, Get Vinol trom any of the following Now ata of Bolt Agents for Vinol jn this elty, are ‘one who boys Vinol of us and ts not pers fvctly satisfled, Your money will be returned without, tape or embarrassing € atheros In Vinol and thet the royolver thoroughly frightened the bur- ” Biar, who jumped from the Riker's Drug: Atorem Alri Ave. and: 204 agra to ie 'atreet rolled over, “pioked -nbmacit [St comer Broadway. and eat Gen rates | lie att a a Third Ave. Stores. 601 Bighth Ave, id TBigkeh Ave. 5 0, 1020 THIN Ave, 488 Co» 1 Eant 424 St. all Bolton Drug Storer, U. S. SENATOR. Shou CUTICURA RESOLVE Liquid or Pills Greatest of Blood and Skin Purifiers, hag wrapped about it a com- plete description and treat ment for Constitutional Hu- tuors, a8 well as for cooling the plodd and cleansing the system dn ‘all hixmore of the blood, skin, and scalp, with loss of heir, Cures are speedy, per> manent, and economical, EELCORAGEGD BIOO The Unusual Store, Special Sale of iA. A. Vantine & Co,, bet. {8th and 19th Sts, lected Unitad States Ben- Cnevey IK ben, 250 | —Furnished front room, with ¢) “TTELENA, Mont., dan. 16,~Thomas H, f Carter Wi Cuts short browchial coughs, checks night coughs, stops hacking coughs, relieves chronic coughs, New York's Best Family Cough Medicine | Cures any cold, relieves difficnlt breath+ ing, prevents pneumonia, Beat for ‘children and everybody, Rvery Druggist Geils a) SPECIAL FOR MONDAY, Hontan Chip yi Killing Annorted Jaten + povolute Cream Ih, 150, Gilnce Bigs Chocolate fi DIED, GROGAN.—Suddenly, at bia residenoa, 720 Chauncey. st, Brooklyn, Sunday morning, Jan, ‘16, 10905, ROBERT THOMA GROGAN. , Funeral services at 8 P, M., Tuesday, Burial at 2 1 M, Wednesday. LUEURI On Jan, 15, 1905, 0 Hy ut hin residence, Graniter ville, 8. 1, Funeral services at house Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock, Funes | | MONAMAN,—On Jan, 14, PE | | AHAN, beloved husband of Mary Manas | | han, neo ciiiford. Funeral from his Inte idence, 1858 } | tet av, uesday, Jan OAM e | thence to Churoh Bt, Francis de Sales, Iniaid top, in two co’ors, Height,29| 1 oatn fr, Top, 18x23 in, with two drop] | Mita ‘1 18, CATHDRINE shelves, | MATILD, , Wite of Cecll Meta ‘ |] and a John and Mercy Special at $3 60 Ky voir ' ht | 8 At South Amboy, Third Plver—Bateony Wed 1 P.M, ot the residence | of her father, | | scat tortoises LAUNDRY WANTS—FEMALE, THOROVOTLLY A AMGN' La 01 colar machine, wport Laundry Ce 130 ath ay, = ATARCHHRS WANTED on shirts, col fi Bu ay ELP WANTED“ MAL! HOY wanted, Anply fackett sitar qiaphing and Printing ‘cot | FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. ARK'S AVE:, 08. near Piatti ‘ond story; $2, Distriet-Attorney derome bas agranged | > leave for Albany at midiight to