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

28 at ys , attracted many George's Ch tees Churoh, ‘Hang the ocean off th several degrees je thing, phatically 7 188 days, was was sixty feet in length, rae seagull was perched upon i i Capt, Corning! ald ‘Wet 4 further, and the Ineldent furnte ane Sait eS prvenogtre ofa , ret the oe cad itm Batts et if) Sourch woke denvo that trio ¢ ‘ane! f 0 him Be coped, tig sl, re fa na stedious ise By RUSSIANS OUT | Big Battle Raging Pursues Them North- ward, Hkuropateay IN PERIL, Japanese Attack from. AN! Sides vand Russian General May. as: A ze 8 ‘Present Lord HY DeODIe to BL, Ver Bauare, this ie eee P_—_—— SHA SERPENT DEAD OFF AFRICAN COAg4' The low of the British four-masied bark Howard D. Troop, Capt, 1, w Corniig; whith artived to-day from Kove, Japan, tells of the aig! what appeared to be the itele of & snake fosting on the yt West cong elow the which thi ting of 88 body rface of t of Africa, ator, lor, ea sePpent, Mi oni- d the Age of yh BELIEVES FIRE ACCIDENTAL Coroner Will Not Inventigate Allen Street Blane; oronér Goldenkr Ahnounded t that he did pg ler At neeene ay, to hold any préliminar; be gis the: chtiee of th alt’ that he, Investl- Allen i " io ie “is BRIDE IS ‘2 again very perl 7% io |Gally, she bhigehe Dee 10 #0) 0} Fourth and ‘were livibg, His bride Was not with POSiTI A said to Be E:/A FORGER d and that She Wil Lape: cite HH Fas = of i = = 8 HF : i 38 23. §; sf fortune and make bis way in the world And, falling. to. get. the sort of work Libr bras & Conductor on a Bropk- yn atreat. oar, hte fay Was a pupil at the Brooklyn High S61 yet me cht Of which Bvans wis conductor. itl flirtation followed, and one Sty Mina Bbringer faflda to return Home, Whetl #hé 41d appear who browgiit Hvatis With hor mind told her pdranty wae his » bg? lect eg frye operationd mont jater, $f yt whet Mrs, Bvana turned ip ag the Sprague National Bank, at I itiantlc ‘avenues, Brook- fyn, and: cashed @ oheck drawn of @ Nova soorla batik for $200. The cashigr did not kiowW she was martiéd,” and when abe endoried Jf With her maiden time it wda honored, Her arrest fol- lowed, but in police court the prooced. Ings were dropped, some one paying the $200 for the check, Evans wap arrested | na hotel in Jersey City, where he and his wite hier, and, subpecting thet si was \in Brooklya, thé detectives went there fend caught Het at the Petinéylvania ferry-boat annex and lodged her in the Gates évenite’ polloe station, SS SaRtEREnti cceeeeEnEnEA BROOKLYN MAN HURT IN RAILROAD WRECK. Hroken Frog Derailed Rear Car of ‘Train on Run Through Maryland, NORTHEAST, Md,, March /16,—A pas- wenger ttaln (No, 4) on the P, W. & BR, R. was wrecked near this place this afternoon, The rear passenger @oaoh on the triin wits derailed and « number of passengers in the or were injured, eondn, of Brookiyn, and two women, whiie filiias Gro HO. HOw, . The ‘wrook was oaimed by a broken frog. e|CORTHLYOU TO GIVK Among toss iniured wore Mt. Btev- | “*Y ate | THE WORLD: THURSDAY OYAMA DRIVES. [HOW THE EVENING PAGES IN PLOT | ‘AGAINST CZAR Son of a General, Who is a Member of the Imperial Pal- Verhotoky,)a0n pf the genural of ferme; ota another sfidént, The However, deny all- knowledge stove, Doumas, &c,, thraugh- afe taking ddventage the Imperial, ukese {eaued simul- jeously with the resortpt. conferring Upon “individuals and institutions” the Nee, (0 detiahd representation ho: cbinthinsion whieh te elabor- fr i DOWN TUMBLES THE | '.-, PRICE-OF COAL. Coxe’ Brothers: Break from Local ‘Trast 4d Announce Cut of @ Cemta a Ton. A bombehell was hurled into the ranks of tie. coal barons-to-day when It was announied that the big frm of Coxe Bros, would make a cut of @ oénts per ton for its anthracite coat, Wd means. that..Coxe Bros, the largest Individual mine owhert in the ry; ft frum “ia Tay toporbntncive ot the firm, sald the, reduction "was made. be-| ‘cause of the ly pp head, The reduction, takes oftent Apel UP OHAIRMANSHIP, Lnenoibinnats #! he | Declares He Has Not Changed His Plans to Retire from the Nattonal Committee, WASHINGTON, , March 16-—Pgt. master-General Cortelyou contradicts the report pubjlahed to-day to the effect rat he has Aorenieated his deter. Ialratiqn to regan his poaltiot: as Chair. oe of th Fatolisan Netional ‘ay ‘othere has beet Mofanae te fi he #6)d, “T shall vetiee tom, Pane inénahip, 1 cannot Derore « arent While” ay Whe, but CHUBBY JAP CHILDREN UP ON HABEAS CORPUS. an Adopting Father Denies Theatrien! Manager Price's Contention that He Har @ Contract, Yellow and chubby and full of laugh, {tiny Yas! and Yethich! Yoshiea were tuken Into Justice Dowling’s part of the Supreme Court to-day by Mra, Bien. | beth Smith, boarding-house Reéper, of | No, 311 Kast Twenty-fitth street, in obe- dience tod writ of habeas corpus sworn out by Bhonosuke Usero, who shys he | lw thelr father by adoptlon under the | Jaws of Japin, Theatrien! Manager James W, Price | says he has a contract with Uyeno and | his wife under which thoy and he fave Joint custody of the two laughing little Jap Kids who act as pagos to nine older members of thie Uyeno troupe of ath= letes and jugglors which Manager Price quartered at the Smiths’, and who es- cree her and the children to court In » body, "ithe opted father eaya Yast, who 1g plump as « prftridge and seemed Yuet realy, in a red Tam o' Shanter, to burst aul the buttons on her skin-tlgnt cloak, lookin as If she might be elgit, Ix four. teen years old, wiille he sete ¥ethich|'s age at ten ye although he looks like a pix-year-ol He wants possession KEPT COUNT IN SPITE OF WINE Onty 18 Quarts on One Visit; Hostess Says 31; Shé Sues, but He Wins on the Trial, Justice Clarke, of the Supreme Court, a jury and a throng of interested speo~ | tators listened to testimony to-day in the sult brought by Mrs. Hattie D. Berry, who conducts a boarding-house In West. Forty-fitth qtreet, to recover $186 she declared she had loaned to Dr. Stephen ¥, Horton, of Westchestei Comty. The jury found in favor of. the physician after he had testified to the amasing flow of wine that usually attended his visits to Mrs, Berry's ‘home, The’ young physician first met the young woman in February, 198. He had paid for all the wine he consumed on this Sccasion, i In March he visited Mrs, Berry's house again, and according to her com- plaint drank thirty-one bottles of wine and two bottles of whiskey. Dr. Horton}: @enied this. when quesfoned by the Plaintiff's counsel, He swore'that he had only eighteen bottles of wine and two bottles of whiskey, “Did you not have twenty quarts of champagne in one day on another oc- easion?” the lawyer asked, "That's the way I figure it,” respoml- ea the young doctor, “Did you say you drank all of that?” interposed Justice Clark. “T didn't say I drunk all of it.” “And you were able to keep count.of al} fou drank? i fes, I always was.’ Jury Was out only a few minutes returtiing with a verdict In favor of the young man. —— WOMAN WANTS TO . JOIN N.Y. POLICE. Commissioner McAdoo Wi! ix, but} Ie Worrying Over Style of Uniform for Her, Commissionér McAdoo is thinking of appointing @ woman to the pollce force, and |s. worrying over the style of uni form he would have her wear, The woman is Mrs, Lydia Dent, a member of the Intermunicipal Commis~ sion oh Hotwehold Research; She was ‘ccommended for appointment by Mrs, ‘yances A. Kellar, General Direotor of the organization, who wants Mrs, Dent and two men named as special police officers to enforce pure food laws. “Citizenship js the first qualification necessary to membership on the force,’ said the Commissioner.. “I supnose a woman dould count as a citizen,” HEWITT MODELS REJECTED | Seulptor Martiny’s Fourth Attempt Fatis with Art Comminsion, Philip Martiny, a sculptor, who has the contract for all the seulpture work in the new Hall of Records, has jnst had the fourth model of the lato Abrar #, Hewitt he has made rejected hy the sub-committee of the Munlelpal Art Commission, It is understood that the ub-committee, has rejected all of Mr, fartinv's models becuse the famity of the former Mayor has not. heen | satisflea with the work, | Mr. Martiny'’s contract calls for elght| statties of former Mayors of New York for the facade of the building, No special names were given to him. Mr, Martiny sald to-day that thera was nothing to do but to go ahead and make another model of Mr, Hewitt, — BIG FEE FOR COMMISSIONERS Juatice Fitugerald has appointed Emanuel Blumenstlel, Michael J, Mur. and Edward Duffy to appraise tho 000 worth of property to be taken ra} $1, anf denies the contract, ‘The nearing was set down for Satur- ee Paci anata Plots at the city for the new docks und sia (npag tari ann: streets, on the North River front, bi iaertt Include all the land lying be. EVENING MAROH. 14, ‘| has been failing, to him fel "HIND MOTE Albert Biokard,, Arrested on For . abery Charge, Coolly’ Declares ., Amount dnvoived. is Not $8,- ¢ “000, but Only $6,000, * living With his mother at No, #1 Fast Seventleth atreet, Is under arrest on a chage of, fofgery preferred by the mother, i Mrs, Blokard keeps two livery etablen, the estnte’ of Hof husband, and £3 sov- eral years past has beer ailowing her sor te act as mannger, As her’ sight the Keeping of the books, and the charge on which he was arrestnd last night on Broadway will devieg me? A iia 1 believe MANY OBJECT ToL” LOOP Inoriminating Papers Found on| Young Doctor Says He Bought] East Side Citizens. Appear Be- fore Rapid Transit Commis-| sion to Protest Against Bax- ter Street Structure, Men and women representatives of east side civic bodles and roves ment leagues, as well as taxpayets and property owners in Baxter atreet, ap~ peated Before’the Rapld Transit Com- tmalsaton to-day to oppose the proposed Baxter stfeat loop, which contemplates Connecting the three bridges. Bqualty as formldabie-a body of citizens of Man- hattan and Brooktyn were present to urge the adoption of the plan, which originated with a committee of promin- ent residents of Brooklyn, named by Borough President Martin Littleton. ¢ Also appéaring In advocacy of the Plan were representatives of @ score of civic: organizations and boards of trade of Brooklyn. Borough President Littleton {n person led the forces from ridge to unge the Baxter This plan contemplates the erection of an elevated road from the Brooklyn Bridge to Baxter street, to Delancey street, ' connécting with the Willlams- burg Bridge. In Brooklyn it ts con- templated to erect a similar structure connecting, the brads ends of the three Dritrhay ts esti less loop, The B, R, T, te, willing to take a five years’ lease of the elevated loop. . Fred Hinrichs, who appeared in op- Position to the plan, declated that the whole edheme was in the Interests of the B, R. T. hrricoug "We want. to dellyer relief where the crush Is greatest. not where the B, R, T, wishes to dutld to its own pecuniary advantage,” said Mr, Hinit - chs, “Do propose to give the three. bri you to the nonopollalng power the B, R, T, and leave yourself absolutely at the mercy ee corporation?” i “We are Bere to our business and understand our business,” retorted President Orr, “and yow cannot tell us anything about it. IT have e ten times as much 4 you the conmented conditfona on the Brooklyn Bridge and you cannot tell me anything about it," ne SIX INDICTMENTS AGAINST STRIKERS Grand Jury Hands Down Present- ments Against Men om Complatat of the Interboréugh Company, The Grand Jury to-day, found six in- lctients’ aguinst mon of charges of Interfering with the machinery and cars on the Subway And ‘'L” during the re cont strike, They are: Harry Bugloff, No, 436 Kast Thirty- fifth street; Charles Mauro, No, 756 Bast One Hundred and Soventteth street; William L, Quinlan, No, 40 West Forty. elghth street; Peter Keegan, No, ii7 Hast One Hundred and Second strect; Thomas Callahan, No, 194 Sackett street, Brooklyn, and Lambert Zos- brinek; One Hundred ond fixty-sizth street and Union avenue, Bronx. The men will be arralgned to-morrow before Recorder Goff, Some ure the dicted for felony, which can be ptin- ished ‘by twenty yeara’ !mprisonment, othera are accused of mallelous hief, which f* @ misdemeanor, UNSTRUNG Nervous, High-Strung Women Helped and Cured by Dr, Greene’s Nervura, the Great Restorative, Neryousnoss dertroys beauty, tt brings Nios to the faco and angles to the Agure. It alwaya brings melancholy and disodntent, But, it fo certain that there ts quick and by Deteotive-Sergeants McKenna anit Capuaeea, of the Headquarters staf, {s Une the -raléed a cheek from $20 to $20, Acgount Overdrawn. Mys, Bickard says that the discovery that her son was robbing her was made by her yesterday when the Fifty Ave- tie’ Trust Company notified her that hen account was overdrawn. seamed sttange, as she ehould fave had @ balance of at least $8,000. y ‘Ah Investigation, it Je alleged, re- vealed that Albert ‘had’ been systemati- ¢ally robbing his mother for two years According to the specific complaint on which the arrest was made he was {natructed’to make out a check for $0, Dit ho Instead ‘made it-for $200, the aly teratiop not being noticed by her owing to poor, sight, Lawyer Abrabam Leyy, who appeared for” Mts. Bickard, sald that she was jist Interested In saving to his client some of the money whioh she had lost. While many of the checks have been made out “in the manner indicated, Heche he says, moat-of them @ro for- bank \will have to make go Prisoner a Cool One, The prisoner, when asked what he had to say, took it very cooly, “Tt's'all right,” he sald, “The amount isn't anything like $8,000, be eg ire at wy he ‘oung ard ‘is 0 have served in the ‘pimien hoformatseye i oy NO MORE ’PHONE SWEARING, ALBANY, March 16—The use of pro- fate and Indecent language through the telephone is made a misdemeanor by a reli Introduced: to-day by Senator DISFIGURED BYECZEMA Wonderful Change in a Night, . Ia a Month Face was * Gtear as Ever, ANOTHER CURE BY CUTICURA “YT had eczema on the face for five tenths, during which time] wasinthe case of payel 8. My face was sodis- figured I could not go out, and it wag going i worse, A friend recommended :Citicnra, The first night after I washed my face with aaeeee Soa} aia eerie shines tment vent, ly. Frdm that day I wes able to go out, and in a month the treatment had all scales and scabs, and my face was aa clear asever Coe » Soth, 317 Stagg Stage, rooklyn, N, ¥."? Baby'sTime To Drink’ Fresh Air yd Sunshine, This cart has rubber tires, adjustable back and front; brake, cush- jon tirey, steel wheels, (reen frame, reed body, cane bottom, with para- sol and rod complete; only Albent Biskard, twentyenine years old, | | This" 8, pure and simple, and these the | 4 It ts only | ch $6,000 and I can explain it at when the} @ w= | tween bth and noe Another life has been mved by the healing, Inhalation: vapor treatment, 1 mn is being cured right here fn New York ‘City, ond: when @ person ie cured here he remaing cured. Mr, Louis Hendrickson, Inwood, ey fang trouble had bee veloping sevetal RL ait ones tail was Te s hiplen ana ins weakens sweats, I had he some a ould stay 1 had been oruget money T Waa gro it i anal ae ed ak cowl ly to the ¢ ita toh T did, bu to the Catakltt tok A dt AM, 6 est Tope. [consulted Dr. Ane At wonty-necond t “et raed by a na Con détson at “aw und was thoroughly exai reon X-Light, w thon and extent tion of my lungs. rmicidal Vapor Inhalat T can. now may, ind a, ht to tho snore pot, and went rig 0, 6) F fret tn rom. the Ast eve Night ae soon al red. -T rok very et rapidly disap) and T have ® year. * it lends and former doctot can searoely believe I am the sat 1 Hoa TL contulied Dt Anderson A Fine re .) mination ot seroule finns ‘and many Goi im worthless medicines. tte te va Pat a Consultation and” free, Hours, daily 10 to 5. (Sundays, 11 to2.) Mon,, Wed. and Fridey even ings till 8 o'clock, 50 W. 224 wt. (be- aves.); New York, Wash Goods,:: Special Sale of. , 10,000 yas. French Printed his in very desirable designs and colorings, large and. small floral’ effects on white ‘anc colored grounds, vie at rgc. yd., value 2§¢. to 45¢, W bite Goods. le Special Sale of 7,500'yds, | : Figured Dimtties ana Fancy Corded = Striped Batiste, very desirable for Women’s and Children's Wear, at 18c. yd. value ase. | Lord Taylor, Broadway and Twentieth Street, Fifth Avenue, Nineteenth Btreet, 96,88 We have a big line of Folding Go-Carts. Paby Carjiages at lowest Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, &c §39-541 Eighth Ave, RN ney | CANDY SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY, CHOCOLA cov v] 1Oue ua’ » Pound 100 OLARSES -BSLOW » Pound sto SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY, permanent, help for all nervous women in Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem- edy, which is always within éasy reach, Neuralgia, sleeplessness, headaches ane eth, een Hleventh avenue and the river, Lg Erle and Pennsylya sii for A lucky commission, bet sasiness break down courage and stren on Dr. Greeno's Ne fextores, builds wp and strengthens, Dr, Groene givoset an ea eae AASITE Basan VG Pound 100) Pound 150! Men's suits and light overcoats —that fit, feel comfortable, took stylish and hold their shape until worn out, Prices range from: g10 to $30, Get the Habit. Goto 62, FOUR CONVENIENT STORM, 279 Broadway, near Chambers 47 Cortlandt St., nr. Greenwich 211 & 219 Sixth Ave., near t4th 125th St., Corner Third Ave, LAUNORY WANTS—FEMALE, Mutual Laundry = wh i eR LAUNDRY WANTS—MALE, nnn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnninn NAN ON ke RSL. Mutual Launtey)) SUNDAY WORLD WANTS, WORK MONDAY WONDERS, |