The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1905, Page 2

eye (AD ee Tee et ROCKEFELLER'S April 1 can Bi GIFTS THIS YEAR TO THE MISSIONS. March 1—To the Congre- Bm 1—To the Am: japtint Home Mis~ right and John M. they were aupported in the claim of duty to keep it by many let- tera of adyice trom Congregational min- tatere of distinotion, ‘W. Ball presided, and there wes 4 full attendance, All thowe pres- emt had determined upon the course of towlay's potion before assembling, and the vote was practically unanimous, ye committes of the protestants way gession ali the morning, wih Rev. iniel Bvane in he chair, busily en- THIS YEAR. in drawing up & paper which ve Was ite final al Tareument to the Pru- ‘ dential Committ We Connection with $100,-| faegy sae, oan Hae ‘rare lon Which Congre- Ea he ei Carer Se dae aR Mists Called Tainted. | oy\tne"protenting sommittcs “and ‘om poe peated. i 4, clear statement and pre- ee an. ee PalthoctrGn Stent tie (OF ACCEPTANCE. | tate, “aramt, tot Ret Set sa ‘thelr purpose, alneady form: ‘ —— i a Torenity Yeare Standard ‘Hee Given $1,000, to’ Baptist Missions. ee iy Just to show that the critici, ja been levelled at him and his Fegerded by him as unjust, Rockefeller has just presented @ American Baptiat Home Mission. @n additional $100,000, This 8 been turned over to the branch poly and js distinct from the Gonetions of $100,000 each re- Feported from Boston, STRENGTH TEST FOR THIS HOUSE Central Park West Building that Met with Novel Accident Will Be Examined by Contractors lar has given the Bap-| TO-DAY, fons. $200,000 this year, which ——— th hia protested gift to the Congre Milesions of $100,000, makes a| Tests of resistance and strength will Of $400,000 taken trom his for- As, tha year je not yet four Vb ne Air, Rovkefeller’s donations for missionary purposes have ‘@ver $100,000 a month, Other Gifts to Baptists, 009 given to the Faptist was for expenditure in age Recond £100,000 was given leation that it should in maintaining missionary achools in the United States other necessary home ex- a Morehouse, corre: weoretary of the American Home’ Missionary Gociety, who the announcement of the last «ift , Gia not say whether any speci- accompanied it or not, Rockefeller,” sald Dr, More+ “hes been very geenrous with Homie Minpionary Soolety, His gift day makes a total of more than a that the society has received n in tho last twenty years, This ho connection with those re- Boston, which were made wican Baptist Missionary ried with day: "We ed that te He) NOt anticipated that there will Opposition on the part of the oeket ‘Sletgy to the acceptance of Mr, r gift, The Baptists took Ate time when he was mak- rough discriminations in freight tage of the, dard O11 Com. koly that there hat a m to tak it now ° me feli gh ind Bu apathy ve Ve, up ual about this bet an Mr, ving from @ year for the past ellever in mii oy it along not only jv. but with his work and rogationatiate Firat to Objeot. fa this year Mr. Tockafellor's ave not Caused par- ‘ot until he gave the sions $100,000 a few Broadway afternoon, This fact wom time of Jamon J. Revelle, put ay & fe ry nd fone Ble flome mon porters, ey dincussion as to the source oF feller wealth, , to un allegation that his inted'"' Mr. Rockefeller, a tye ago. broke his life-long rule Under eriticlam and print free of himself over the Brney. Mr. Do.ld. ing the Methodist Confers AS Tepreventative of Byrne Wray, hencetlor, Day spoke educationa! and mae 0 aatd: ie TOKIO, the Russ The concAiled Miao nny body should offer | aounle romise you e He 0, hariace!s anes next the ———— ; «gy TIONAL ployed In the y , The fighting force js roughly estimated Pi TAKES $100,000 GIFT) ac 10000 men, with incrensen largely in i ial to “he Evening World.) enlargement In the cavalry branch ts! TON, April i.—The Prudential | also contemplated, mittee of the American Board will! As a result of the manufacture at the| pede from its action of two weeks | arsenals i members mot this af on} tures and med th te taken in answer | dicted tha The posters, Hippodrome and the Cirous, were ereate ed ten feet above the prescribed limit. the Emergency Corps, and I 100 feet” on OYAMA TO HAVE ARMY OF 1,000,000, Ip meeting | present caarter plan of reorganization and| the right to elgct the Board of Dires- | tors, be made to-day by the contractors of the bullding at Central Park Weet and Pighty-ninth street, which had @ hole bored into it last Wednesday, when a heap of ashes and broke through the then dropping a floor at a time finally found a resting place on the third floor, Charles Dielman, snck of cement enth floor and ®@ laborer, was oar- it and came out of the acel- dent unhurt, Buperintendent of Buildings Hopper sald to an Evening World reporter to- made an investigation of the house and all that was wrong was an uarigadad arch, fe The builders prom- it would be remedied,’’ i - POSTERS RAZED ON BROADWAY Big Crowd Watches Hopper'e Men Demolish Wlegal Advertising A crowd that hampered Broadway traffic watched officers of the Build!ng Department tear down feet of posters from the roof of the building on two hundred the northwest corner of and Forty-first street this which advertised the was brought to tho attention of Superintendent of Bulldings H ppor ago. He notified the owners | of the buildings, but aw they took no steps to remove the signe he font & force of mon this afternoon in chari Mahoney, Superin dent of The bujldings on which the olen were ‘0 Only two stores IMeh and adway and Lyrae sty optnstion- i, The Poatere Were Lald on Yop of ten: that had been in place for the, making another story of April, 1L—Japan reinforcement of |ts Manchurlan armle with an extensive axpedition from its|'#ehed to this legally, and therefure tt own military organtantion, details aud figures are carefully of what seems to be a plan the present army units, but total military organization will] excced 4 n ton men aetually em- in Japan, together with cap: purchases of guns, it is pre-{ tu Protestan Tawt they bhve no) My ity fale an In quality as. woll_ aw numerical decline the alte of $100,000 erom | Mit ft gUauty ae, well Ha Bumeriealty, Rockefeller." Kursixns will be Incapable of overcome | ing thego Numerich! disadvantages. thai Were under the con- ‘Ot having already accepted the ti nne Moai much of the money and ix many exceptional bargains, made during April's first ‘ 10 DAYS IN THE | Boat wlators, 1% Bast | street, In |mer hat pressed iehate vate speculators, Aghting with Leon struck him, Then, as Seen cone “BUTTER-IN” IS FINED; OTHERS ARE SET FREE, with Solo- ike Wisdom, Punishes Outsider in Fight, There ls no hope for the butter-in, In the Yorkville Court to-day Jutta Levy and his brother Leon, ot No. 166 Beventeenth street, Uoket spec: were arraigned for fighting | with Max Granito, a jeweller, of No, One Hundred and Twelfth front of the Hippodrome, | ‘The Jeweller told Magistrate Flam: he was beset last night by the @nd soon found himself Levy, who had the fight pro- and loon was getting some heavy puntshment, and the tide of batile turned, man appenred on the weno and arrests ed all three. Julius "butted-in' A pollee tler-in ta fned $5," sald Mag. |Says State Superintendent tor M, | \ BITTER ATTACK ON HENDRICKS BY SHEPARD : Represents Three Great In- surance ce Companies. lee King Morse Joins Hands with Lord Against Equitable Mutualization, HYDE OPPOSED TO SUIT. Arguments Ended and Justice Mad- dox Orders All Concerned to Submit Briefe by Friday. A bitter attack upon Francis Hen- dricks, State Superintendent of Ineur- ance, mado by Edward M. Shepard, counsel for Franklin B, Lord, was the feature of the hearing on Mr. Lon''s ap- plication before Juste Maddox, 1n Brooklyn, to-day for an injunction to prevent the directors of the Bquitadle Boclety carrying out the proposed mutu- lization plan. “It is an insult to the Court to drag in this man's opinion," declared Mr. Shepard after William B. Horndlower, the Bquitadle’s counsel, had quoted the Btate Superintendent In favor of the mutualization plan, ‘He is not compe- tent to pase en opinion upon bemal issues Involved,” Then becoming more emphatic and angry as he proceeded Mr. Shepard shouted: "He denied us a hearing Wee WOULDN'T HEAR OTHERS | tres. ok 01 | the atl YInsuranes blower opened Perintendent i | fonaeinas oks ae cezelatoied, nie ‘an ihentt to this He", Hendricks Is not even @ law- ier, is not competent to paas ea Infon on the question at lasue. oy very much that Mr, \Dlow= has seen fit to drag his opinion n. “But he te the Superintendent of In+ purance,”” declared Mr. Hornblower, merely read from his annual 2er "t care,” shouted Mr. Shepard, is the Superintendent of. In- times over. He is ing in I a “it he P @urance a thousand the man who denied us a by this matter, while he has been confer- Ing with the Insurance company Np- rerentatives. “He denied us a hearing, too,” added Mr, Hornblower, “And he deniod me a. hearin claimed at RawiD| Mr, Lord tornoy ont “Tho jintendent of Ina 4 should noe ve been Drovgnt in here, Bhepard, in angry again shouted Mr, nes, darkness, telling i Sommuniaate with Hin! be mah while te conferred person~ ally with the Insurance companies’ rep> tesentatives,” Continuing Mr, Shepard gerarea f bhat si Fombiowe gonigntion | ry Mr, which hel that 80 one as he nt of the maforit: the stockholders were conserved aay could treat the minority ae they plvased. “We hold,” he ex 25, Nahts ‘ot the mi Boe See pent he eal Tmitualisation scheme PF gO miro the St control of thelr prop stoal HAY i A NEre. ever was &@ ci fin “Insinet ta” be ‘granted’ cis cities, for til interests represented futoeatt brief Fri Gest 4 in urs ina ition. Bhopal amgy te, a nsuheen surance and Me ‘Ammomey-tieneral from taking any action on the charter amendment, BRACKETT. HAS ANEW EQUITABLE MEASURE. ALBANY, April 11,—Senator Brackett this afternoon introduced in the sen @ bill enebling any stockholder r i154 Equitable Lite Assurance Boctet; Bad an action to retire its cal rel Kk and provide for its mutualiaation. Ee conferred with the insurance com- penie: die lett we in utter darkness and declared the three eremt insur whteh he practically my interests confer, “Ho told us we might communterte with him hy mat, while he conferred personally with the officers of the In- buranve companieas,”’ Moree Takes Hand, ‘There were other sensations in the heanlng to-day and other bard blows dealt, Charles M, Morse, ice king and finan- cler, Joined hands with Mr. Lord in the euit, He owns fitteen shares of the stock of the Equitaable, George Zabrinkie appeared for him and his re- quest to be allowed to Intervene in the ease was not oppored, James H, Hyde through Samuel Un- termyer also intervened and Socleree, his posttion, He opposes Lord’ and favors mutualisation, but ie opposes the Rquitable defense and de» nies powers claimed for the direat. ora in making of charter changes. In brief he insiete that all of the mu- tuallzation plans agreed upon in oconfer- ence with Bunt, Hendricks be carried, ‘Out by ti.¢ directors, or none. When the hearing was resumad tordey the courteroom was crowded with law- yers, representatives from the Soolety and policy holders, Fights Mutuallzation. Mr, Lord, who ie the owner of thirty. six shares of Kaultable, declares the proposed mutualixation violates the property rights of the stockholders, Hornblower, counsel for the Ppauitabte, resumed his argument of yesterday when the oourt opened, “Ag I have already amtatod,” he suid, ‘na action taken by the directora could possibly deprive the stockholders of any alleged right bal @ share of the settle mont, Quotes Mr. Hendricks. ‘The superintendent of Insurance," continued Mr, Hornblower, than whom there is no wreater insurance authority in the Btate, said in shis last repost that the proposed mutuallaation of the Equitable was a step whtoh could not be taken too soon, that it was per- fectly legal, and that, while under the the ptockholders had there wis no monoy value at- ihe ehange were madg there would be no violation of property rights, “President Alexander has approved the plan,” concluded Mr, Hornblower, mon my part in| it te vellably estimated that by autumn| “Mr, Hyde, the owner of @ maJority of the stock, has given his consent, The | the immer. ‘The others age dla: hed nated Alreotors have thrice voted in favor of mutualisation and the world at larae applauds (t. Ido not think agnin- orlty stockholder hae at thip time the infantry and artillery, although an lega} right to step in and block the ben- efloent plan," Where Hyde Stands. Mr, Untermyer then addressed the | Court on behalt of Mr. Hyde, “Mr, Hyde is highly in favor of thie plan of mutualization and is eager to seo }t put into operation as soon as pow sible, Now that the question hag been falned, howover, We ‘insist, on pre tection of our property right ae much as our opponents, We hold that if, ap Mr, Hornblower contends, wection gives the directors & onmity to furcher Arena the charter Without ule con of the stockholde! | ¢ hare teen humbugged, We have given thing for which we have revelyed 3 sghirely no return, was to guard the property rights ht of the stockholders that we inserted In he ndmenia the clause that ne hivener am iment pore shoul4 take place without the of the stockholders, | We inalat that frat Alexander keep his ees UR we and this amendment ied that there can no powsibility ry ® further amendment without the consent of the slockhollers, Blap at Alexander, we 9 Gemeand, pince the question has b that Mr, Alexander shall not say! dway that “which he has Harte ating A it pee any uh ovation Mr. ‘Horh: Boje, ha Ot iehat Nnteheats tor He, Alex. ander, who is a trustoe of Mr, Hyde's into Print ants inters views dnyibe Mine V4 BELASCO THREAT STIRS UP GRUBER The Lawyer Calls the Court’s Attention to the Playwright’s Talk About Having Klaw & Erlanger Indicted. With David) Bolasco's bilant dae laration that the admission by Mr, Nixon, of Nixon & Zimmerman, tho Philadelphia parties to what he calle a “theatrical trust,” that there was an Agreement algned in 1896 and renewed In t | 1990, was Just the eyidence he had been seeking, and his threat that he would have Klaw & Erlanger indicted for ‘erinminal conspiracy against him, Klaw @ Erlanger went placidiy to Justice Fitzgerald's oourt to-day, When the trial was resumed Samuel F, Nixon was recalled to the stand, “Before testimony t# taken,” said Col, Gruber, “I wish to speak in condemna- thon of an attack made by Mr, Belasco upon my clients at the close of yester- day's preceedings and actually in the sourt-room. Mr. Belasco without any Just cause or provocation, and In a joud and angry tone of voice, threatened t Save my clients |v dicted for oriminal gonapiracy, nd afterward H ofte 7 000 that Meas: Jaw rs Bringer would bet indicted." Justice Mitsgerald 2 he would de- fer actlon for the Ey » but intimated pet he whould take com migance of tho w. Mhen he suggested that the Invw- vers—Unuarniver, Can oO conduct themselves as to indicate Vedra he prosumed they enter- fox the Court, “wr Untermyer Ctons-txamined Mr. Nixon. He sald h Zimmerman owned oF ‘controiied Ma Teeter lp Philadel, ‘ny sehom did. vou pay the ayndicato's share of the profitn?’ "AL the end of phe seasgn after do- ducting the expensts and losses a check was sent to Al Hayman, the treasurer of the syndicate, There Were no pronitn at my theatres last yea Notwithetanding their ‘yromis eto be “good ave" tho opposing lawyers, prea itd addressed each other ag "Sam na “Tyunticn, Fitnwerald rapped them to order and told them that auoh conduct wae undignified. whereat Gruber sald, "Why, ve known him, all my life! 5) alas, too true,’ returned Mr, Untermeyer, with mock humility, crowd litghed until Justice Mlmgera! threatened to oleer the foo. Ot admissions from Kia y Brlunger'’s, but that he pald no Fenty that he never Kent Any books. OF account, and knows nothing aboul the umber KH ROnt to law & he partner ahin contract siphen Brooks admitted that he paid a nent of hla @hare of the farinership profits In rhe Auctioneer" to Klaw forlan ser though they were not parte n Ht. PHtolW mich?” asked Me, Untermyer, “Two-thirds!” sald Blend yes gh Tre ie Manip ot hen proces t ir zr Worl 8 of hi i} to aE sltnner Brooks rH ‘n, hie reas fa was assoointed with them “Suet gave It to them?” cs rhe trial will go an tommorrow with srs Loslie Cartor as the attraction on the ines ptand, Sa eee PATROLMAN’S LEGS BROKEN. |’s MeCarthy Hadly Inj: ain Trying to Stop Runaway. Patrolman Thomas P. MeCarthy, of the Pant Bighty-el@bth abreet station, ia in the Preabyterian Hospital suffering with a compound fracture of the right log and a crushed left leg, He received hia injuries ty trying to stop a runaway teamn of Peroherong attached to « brew- rae rabid a at Ninety-seo- Ie stat a fvthaaalgstts | t his 6 Gadi! ou ie horses Tun out of Eh the'lohret Brews Fance| sions were made to Morgan Smith and MORGAN SMITHS HERE TO-NIGHT Detective Quinn, in Charge of; Them, Denies That Any Prom- ises Were Made to Induce Them to Return to New York. CLEVELAND, April 11.—"No conces- his wife,” declared Detective Hdward inn, when seen at the Union Station fire early to-day, Detectives Quinn and MoNaught were in charge of Smith yo [and hts wife, who occupled a compart e/ment in a Pullman sleeper. The deteo- tives took turne in doing guard duty over the prisoners. Assiatant District-Adtorney Garvan, who, tt is sald, induced the Smiths to go back to New York from Cincinnatl, was asteep and could not be seen. smith hand ‘his wife, brother: indlaw’and sietor of Nan Patterson, tho ‘“Wlorodora’’ «irl accused of the murder Li, 1” Young, will to-mor- fy Be nrrhiened before Judge Fos- ter in the Cour, of General Beesions to answer to the technical indictment charging them re sobaet cy PM, eld on thie ' Oe atonda when the triul iY i ; ronewed, the couple as witnesses for the counse} for Nan Pat- the Smiths tort ire che ghances oD ua MAYOR'S WATER BOARD BILL 1 PASSED Action by the hesewvly Hurried br Emergency Mossase from Gov. Higgins. ril 11,—The Assembly to- sao MoClelian’s New York Commission bill, Introduced yman Tompkins. phetion Wan expected, eh an emergency from Gov: edtion of the Governor tho wifes wo amend red mat the’ CHY Com ni exce i oreap 8 CRA ar ‘gommnteston must, be | Wiy corporation nouns Guy. youd \ amendments would not that mae Booby che cit ALBANY, day passed City Water by Ansemb!; The Water e jooal water oi Fe, for protecting it plies in W' eatchester ard Putnam counties, ——————_— HAMMERSTEIN ASKS 8TATE AID Theatrical Manager Tales Hi» Con- troversy with Jerome to Albany —Hequests Mayer to Act. ALBANY, April 11.—The controversy between Oscar Hammerstein, the New York theatre mapager, and District-At- torney Jerome concerning the condition of the formerse theatre in that city, 1s now before Attorney-General by Mr. Hammerstein in Re ony \orday orn 6 Sais die charge ot criminal ltbel hic: Hammeretein poe Bh to make Mealnet Isaac A. , Buperintend- 5 othe Borough of Brtnnatinns for statements which he alleges Hopper made concerning pis proceedings unul after an inspection Baa been mage CAAT a to de, 4 hether alle violation: they) vow. Yi ror building law existed In the theatro, The ‘AlLorney-General is asked to take on. before a meaner 6 01 Boch Foun o tnd th petitioner denlros O1 eho) ihe appropi ne la 18 ise ts Be Yakens 8 RIPPER VICTIM'S FUNERAL HELD Netativen, Sepking te Avoid No- toriety, Conceal Right Name of Unfortanate Y¥ Woman, ‘The funeral of May Wileon, victim of a ‘Jack the Ripper’ murder, fn the Bt. Tairrense Hotel, took place this axter- on as her alleged slayer was being 4 for the’ Grand Jury before the Geroner, It was held in the Stephen Meal burial rooma dn Eighth avenue. pemnent was in the Ceder Grove ner ah Velathves, ansious to avoid torfety, refused to reveal the identity of the unfortunate woman, was a atran, athering that pal Youve. of che Fit res r fog J Eatir tase are fam in BiSsad Havers Sh test oabent Hind be tn NEW YORK LAWYER ook lany vis) Efforts of Hie Friends to Him « Tria} Watl—Contempt of Court Char SAN FRANCIBCO, April 11.—-The steamer City Sydney, wwhich has just arrived from Central American ports, HELD IN GUATEMALA, | VOTE $200, 000 MORE FOR CRAIN Aldermen aie a Hot Debate and Exchange of Doubtful Compliments Approve the Ap- propriation. By pereonally appealing to Republican members Tenement House Commission- er T, ©, T. Crain to-day secured Aldor- manic approval of an additional appro- Priation of $200,000 for his department. ‘The vote stood sixty yeas to neven nays. ‘ter te Finance Committee had re- ported the resolution Mr, Crain made @n argument for the appropriation, “This seems to me to be an oppor tunity or @ scheme to increase salartes,”” said Alderman Wirth. No good reason has been given why this money shouult be apportioned.” "The Alderman ia adopting taottes,"’ dechared Alderman who presided, “I need no prompting,” replied the Alderman. “But you require some intelligence,” retorted Chairman Sullivan, “When I do," shouted Wirth, ‘'T shat appeal to the Chalr to supply brains." Mr, Wirth then turned to the Com- missioner and asked: “Why ere mo Many violations permitted?” “Recause our force is unable to pre- vent these violations and enforce the law," answered Commissioner Crain, Alderman Goodman declared that in yiew of the general criticiam of the! } Tenement-House Department and the refusal of the Board of Estimate to grant the request for an additional ap- Propriation, he would not vote for the appiloatioa, The resolution now goe& before the Board of Batimate. As |t contemplates the Issue of special revenue bonds, tha ‘full sixteen votes of the Board of Estl- mate are necessary for passage, The Mayor is said to be against the resotu- tion, LOU PAYN BREAKS | WITH EX-GOV. BLACK Talks About Jnackagses in Deolar- ing Alliance Against Odell Mere No e. (Bpecied to The Evening World.) ALBANY, April 11—Louts F. Payn, the Republican boss of Columbia, broke away from ex-Gov. Frank & Black to-day In a tart Interview declar- ing the talk about a Black-Platt al Nance against Odell to be nonseni and the promoters of It to be Jacke asses, "I don't belleve a word of this talk," said Payn, ‘Any man who says that there ia a movement on to put Odell out of the State Chairmanship has joat @ button, and any man who attempts to say what will be done at the next Stato Convention {9 a jackass, I don't thi there ts any foundation for the: yarns @ been printed about taking Odelr's soul SE EEineeaeeneneeeee JUDGMENTS AGAINST WILT) CONTESTANT, (Special to The Evening World.) WHITE PLAINS, April U—Judg- ments aggregating $1,991,600 have been filed in the Westchester County Clerk's ofMfice at White Plains against Mrs, Mergaret L, Kingsley-Carpenter, who has been fighting for a share of the es- tate of the late Henry W, Oliver, the Pittaburg’ millionaire, and executions have been placed in the hands of Sher- mes 8, Merritt for the purpose of selsing ome of Mra, Kingsloy-Carpoen- ter's property at her home, No, 401 Bim avenue, New Rochelle, One of the Judsments is for $773.88, in favor of May #, Roarty, of Brooklyn, and the obher, for $1,217.72, wae secured by Boling A. Plant, Deput, ae fale un ondeay- ored to, hesley-Carpenter Bk totavew Rocheily hate nnd en Vhe executions, but the hovse, He was told whi away for her health. peste" KREFFT RESTORED TO PLACE IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE. Beoretary Birdeesze, of Med ies im Service Commission, to-day from County Clerk Santen t a whioh the latter that August Aroftt, who was formerly custodian 1 the Col tt PRRs? wat forced 00" reslon att cesar ete ain wlan oMoe, Bee ee cnet, yy whom Commi i@ could not m whe had gone “Gout talk on the mot A FOOD STORY, brings wont of the plight in Guate- mala Clty of a New York lawyer, Gard- ner by name, Gardner 13 ‘and has heen for month in the goverrment prison. Eftonis Jal in the eee Nata est it ta wald,: for mpt of ao SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DA¥, Sun Maes, 6,2018un sete, 604i Moon wate, A.M, PORF OY NEW You, AKKIVED, Maken @ Woman of TO “One in 10,000, The widow of one of Ohio's most Aatinguished nomena par editors and a famous leader in politics in his day have she ie 70 years old and a “stronger woman than you will find in ten thousand,” and she credits her fine physical condition to the use of Grape-Nuts; ‘Many years ago I had a terrible fall whih anently injured my stomach, 14 years I lived on a preparation of corn starch and milk, but it grew #0 repugnant to me that T had to give it up. Then I tried, one atter another, a dozen different icinds |, of cereals, but the process of diges- tion gave me great pain, “It was not until I began to use Grape-Nuts food, three yoars ago, that 2 I by ary, on hay bat a voy tr ane ran "aster log) No pros | Yerstory vi L Seek Se ceeukine PAy Sth ate stated that the sharcholiers "had iH right to be consulted In such an impor: | al ‘ant change nnd that they had never in replying to Mr. Horn- 9 gel Fore tossed iar, The front over hin legs. ie it wie a fa oor KOK ais nur Bremen, I found relief. It has proved, yids the dear Lord's blessin) Breat boo to me, Jt brought mo health ee vigor altch as | never ected to A hn i res if ree 1 never ime give hfe Peat ‘ca matte cree Mich. bi ROOSEVELT'S ROCKY TRAIN Engine Decorated with Flags and Sides Bear Plotures of President—Pilot Train Will Precedo It. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, 11,—Preeient Roosevelt's special train, scheduled to start from this city on tts tun Into.the Rocky Mountaina over the Colorado Midland Ratiroad at 9.80 o'clock Friday night, owing to heavy snows In the vicinity of Redstone, the destination haa been changed to New Castle, twelve miles west of Glenwood, from which point the party will start for camp, ‘The pilot train, whioh will be run five minutes ahead of the special, will carty the newspaper representatives and sevoral railway oMoials, One of the biggest engines on the Midland will pull thp special, On the pilot will be an enormous shield made of American fings, with red, white and blue streamors reaching from the shield to. the boller head, In each window of the engine cab will be a picture of Pres- ident Roosevelt, while the words “Our President,” printed in large letters, will be placed on each side of the tender, By special request the President's car will be at the end of the train. The only official of the Midland to} travel In the President's car will be N, L. Phelps, assistant superintendent, who will have Renoral supervision, | No attempt will be made at fast time, but the special will have the righs of way over the road, Every train to be passed will be sidetracked at lenst {wenty minutes before the special Is LAWTON, Okla. April 11..-Cowboys who have arrived here from’ Frederick, Ok]a,. Near where Prosdent, Rooswvelt fils party are in camo. assert the President ‘has. decided to rematt nell Saturday, thus extending his hunt two days, ———==>____. ANTI-MILK TRUST BILL HELD-UP, | Opponents Talk of Monopoly, and Monsare Is Haid Aside for Amendents, (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, April 11.—The bill of the Five States Milk Association, which seeks to give the farmers a weapon against the Milk Trust, was held up in Assemb): [peel The measu authorizes the form ation to supply pu io cities an empts the corporation rom the proviaions of the anti-Trust Teembl men Tompkins, of york, and Wade, of hates, conpnt the bill on tha und, that || per: | mitted the formation of a milk pro- | ducers monopoly, Mr. Fish, the have the measure certain amendments to overcome Part of Introducer, agreed id aside so that ot theo be drawn up 1 WILL REFUND YOUR MONEY IF IT PAILS 3| 28d Bt. and Broadway and Mth st. MUNYON, BROADWAY & 26TH STREET. Toilet Goods. Fairy! Soap, 3 for. Ivory "% seers Hand Sapolio .. Woodbury’s Facial Parker's Tar ... Danderine, Small . o Medium ..» Large +.... Harniech's Nail Enamel. Pond's Extract ......+6 Rubber Gloves s+ s++++ Mule Team Borax, per Ib Tar Camphor Balls, per Ib Sulphur Candles, 34 Ib), NEW CREDIT PLAN Clothing for Ladigs, Mon and Boys, On Weekly or Monthly Payments, py ‘air rteoucity res OTHING CO., fone path at, 3 on iy. W, THD BRO) THE FAMILY REMEDY J SLOAN'S | ALL RUN DOWN Had No Appetite. Mrs, Brapden- burg, of Akron, O., Writes About What Rexall MucueTone Did for Her: The Riker Co. Publish Letter, “Hero ie a letter,” sald Mr, A. H, josden, general manager of Riker’s Drug Stores, ‘that ought to interest every woman in this city. You eel- dom read anything more sincere or to the point.” “T have used four large bottles of Mucu-Tone, and what it has done for me is wonderful, I was all run ove had no appetite, had femal and ovarian trouble bad, Since I have taken Mucu-Tone I have not had a doctor, but before I had four doctors and none seemed to give me any re- lief, I think tt was a blessing when I received my firat bottle of Mucu-Tone, T have had several of my friends try it, and it has done them good. My husband saya he will not be without it, “I hope this will help another sut- ferer like I was, You can ueo my let~ ter if you wish.—Mrs. W, J, Branden+ burg, Akron, Ohio. Catarrh was the cause of Mra. Brandenburg's sickness,” said Mr, Corden. “The ailments of woman- ! hood were but the results of catarrhal poisoning, Rexall, Mucu-Tone wns prepared for just such conditions, It Is a germ destroyer, clouring the sys- tem of every trace of the catarrhal parasites and at the same tline toning up the mucous tissues that have bee} diseased by the catarrhal germs. } other remedy {s 60 admirably de- signed for the allments of women.” Riker's Drug Stores, 6th sve. one se a large trial-size bottle of Mucu-Tone at fifty cents on a positive guarantes that If you are not benefited they will hand you back your money; also Hegeman & Co., 200 Broadw qd J. Jungmann, 1020 34 ave,, 428 Columbus ave.; Kingman's Drug Stores, 125th st. and 8th ay,, 601 &th ave; Bugene Hartnett, Jerse, its branches; Children’s Wear. You i effect a substantial ming your Boys’ and Chie’ “Chothing ‘of ts, be: Saree eee manufacturer, at a aboye cost. " They pied up by ourselves, we know the are well put t ell poe wil give exceptionally An extra large ve of res i and prettiest styfles in all zes, Boys’ Norfollt Suits, Double-Breasted Suits, Reefers and Top Coats, $2.50, 3.50, 4.50 Henry Esters 53, 65.'57 wn BO Wheat 84th We, Write or ask for our illustrated catalogue, Fur Deft. Cold Storage of Furs and Repairn We receive and place in cold storage, Furs of every descripion— Fur ined garments, Babu Rugs and Robes,’ oods are under the perona supervision of Mic riers who thorough! derstand the care and bra ling of them. Repasring at reasonable vetes during the r summer seasoe, Lord&3 7 Taylor, . 1 Broadway and Twentieth Fitth Avenue, Mineteouth Snir