The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1906, Page 11

r ALY. LFECA KEEP SECRET I POLICY-HOLDERS Appellate Division Re- verses Order of Lower Court to Make Public. ‘The Appellate Division of the Su- preme Court to-day handed down a de- cision reversing the order of the lower court granting a peremptory writ of mandamus compelling the New York! Life Insurance Company to allow the inspection of its records so that the petitioners might obtain the names and| addresses of the 750,000 policy holders of ‘the company. Justiee Clark, who mrites the opinion, says that the action of the lower court in granting the order was improper. Justices Ingraham and Laughlin concur, Justice Houghton dis-| Z eents. District-aAttorney Jerome was still reticent to-day concerning the policy he will pursue in prosecuting the Insurance grafters. He would not discuss any phase of the Fowler report that re- wealed the full infamy of the juggling of the policy-holdera’ money in the New York Life Insurance Company by its former President, John A. McCull, and Andrew Hamilton, its former legis- Tative agent, who ts still rusticating in Paris. Wants the Fowler Report. Tt-was learned in the Criminal Courts Building, however, that the District- Attorney will send for a copy of the Fowler report and go over it with great care In connection with his review of the evidence taken before the Arm- strong Committee, which it supplements with many astonishing facts “Andy” Had the Orders. The powers delegated to Hamilton for drawing money from the company by former President MoZa!l were amaz- ing. Whenever he needed any great sum for “legislative purposes” he had only to appear at a branch wffice of the | company and present one of Mr. Mc- Calle’ orders. No specific account- ing was made of these m-neys. It Ja feared that McCall ts sinking to hia death under the burdgn of {nsurance scandals and in the face of criminal proceedings which may be brought by Jerome His condition 1s so serious thot @ third consultation of his phys!- cians will be held in Lakewood to-day, where be has been stopping at the Laurel House, attended by two male | and a physician, iiwo physicians from thia city have been summoned to the consultativn at One of Gra A ae john Vanderpoel, the MoCull family doci Mt'tg sald that Mr. MoCall has los: six- ty pounds since he tesified before the Armstrong Commitee. His son, John Sr Mccall, secretary. of the New York ite, and ‘other members of his family ve been summoned to his bedside, Paris for McCurdy. It is Wow reported that Kichard a. MecCurdy is going into exile. The for- mer President of the Mutual will go to Paris, where he and Andy Hamilton form an exclusive Yellow Dog So- Gety. Mr, and Ars, Louis A. ‘Thebaud son-in-law and daughter, and other members of the once happy family of the Mutual will accompany Papa Mc- Curiy to the French capital, DODGE EIGHT-HOUR LAW AT PANAMA. WASHINGTON, Feb. §—\When the ‘Urgent Deficiency bill was called up in the Senate to-day Senator Patterson moved to strike out the provision abro- the eight-hour law on the Pan- Canal Zone. He argued that the provision was adverse to Americans as well as aliens. He spoke in support of the amend- ment, contending that the Inevitable ef- fect would be to entirely eliminate the possibilities of employing American la- ber on the Canal. He said that with the time limitation removed fram one class of labor on the Canal others to whom the limitation did apply would not be employed. Proceeding Mr. Patterson contended that if the provision was allowed to in the result inevitably would be eapast labor to the wis Not a good one. There was, he said, especii r in case the digging of the canal done under contract as was probs ‘be. Tl a the, canal’ roti cannot be dono and t the enterprise must end in failure it ‘alton Iacor cannot be em- en O Stoney” esc saa "an| Men’s Automobile Fur Coats | Riker’s Drug Stores in ity and Brooklyn, and the leading druggists Offered Greatly Below Regular Values. in other cities and towns, have ob- tained a supply of Mi-o-na, a remedy | Wombat & Calf Fur Coats, wide eweep tor stomach troubles that sbeolutely with worsted body lining end Venctian yoke, $28.50 ihe dgeativeoreaaas mae ; Usual Price $50.00 :nd 65,00 Ui recently it wes thought thai papain was valuable in the treatment || Raccoon Pur Coats, selected prime skins, 49.50 of stomach troubles, but it is now Usual Price $75.00 and 90.00 llr known that while pepsin aids in al- | ‘S gesting meats, it has no effect upon AN ASSORTMENT OF FUR COATS, COMPRISING LFOPARD, | starchy foods, such as potatoes, rice, SEAL, PONY, ETC., VERY REASONABLY PRICED, f been: os -OF WOODRUFF. . Wed. VA party f Legisla- i too will to An- Simei, ei not a state of almost complete collapse and th |Actress to Marry _Mine-Owner “Angel” ‘NENA It was said at the Herald Square ‘I'ne-) furnished backing for two companies .|in which Miss Blake had prominent aire to-day that Michael Morrls Lars: son of Patrick A. Largey, a wealthy, Parts. He is understood to be finan- nine owner of Butte, Mont., would, Clally interested in “Coming Thro’ the suortly wed Nena Blake, a member of) "ye." the “Comin’ Thro’ the Rye" company,| Mr. Largey could not be found to dis- now playing at the Herald Square. fnr ereeaed of his coming marriage. Largey first met Miss Blake) said he ad heqni che rumor, watch while she was playing in Bute. Ie! was credited bv members of the vom- Lecame interested in theatricals and! pany, but he could not verify it. alty of giving up the meeting at which she was to have appeared In New York on March 29 In the Interest of the adult blind, at which Mark Twain was, to have presided and Joseph Choate to been one of the speakers. has “She realizes, however, that if rhe (e to regain her physical strength and to became able to take up her work again she must take m long rest. and she has cheerfully consented to be guided by the advice of her physicians and triends.”" Blind Girl Who Has Made THE WORLD; FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1906. Franklin Simon & Co. IMPORTANT SALE SATURDZY HAGENS HOLS “BACK PAPERS (BURN NOUR Governor’s Delay Likely to Postpone Action Another Week. (Spectal to The Evening Worl?.) ALBANY, Feb. 9—Gov. Higgins aid not send to the Senate to-day the pa-| pers in the Kilburn case. This wit! | probably for anosher week the | consideration of the Investigation reso- lution. 2 | “I could not send the document te the Senate to-day," said the Governor, “be- ; | cause Lieut.-Gov. Bruce was not there, While the Finance Committee asks for | the tnformution, it must first be pre- sented to the Lieutenant-Governor as presiding officer of the Senate, ang he in | turn will hand it over to the’ com- | mittee.” The Senate Committee meets next Tuesday, and as the Governr's papers will not reach the committee until that | day, the proposed hearing on the proyo- nition will probably be put off for an- other week, Delay is an important factor in the of Kilourn supporters. To quote u Senator: “There 1s no telling what fhay, turn up to favor the Kilburn end of it." eS PHILIPPINES TARIFF REVISED. WASHINGTON. Feb. 9—The House vassed a bill revising the Plillppines tar-| it by increasing the duty on European | mane cotton goods and decreasing the | tunf? on shoes, “Errands to go Through slush and snow 2?” | Why not | Telephone? | Rates are low. \ NEW YORK TELEPHONE 00. | 18 Dey Street World Marvel Breaks Down from Overwork. perme Tae Stern Brothers BOSTON, Mass. Feb. 9.—Miss Helen Keller, the deaf and blind girl whose career has been watched for a decade all over the civilized world, has broken dewn under the severe strain of her studies and ther efforts since leaving schooi, in behalf of the deaf and blind I rik hs [ ld si seven toe men Sa Women's Gloves she resides, 1 Clasp P, X. M. Cape, im the following colors, Miss Keller ts confined to her bed in a doctors say it will be months probabl ‘ before she will be able to again under. § Elbow Length Biarritz Gloves take the work she has mapped out for § ia white, black and tan, herself, Miss Keller's breakdown was entirely unexpected by her friends, She had ap- parently been enjoying unusually good health uAttl “last week, when she at- tended a meeting in bhalf of the deaf at Portland, Me. The strain of the jour-| ney and the meeting and receptions | tefidered her proved too much, however, and on her way back to Boston last Fri- day she fainted and remained uncon- sclous for two hours. Since reaching home she has been confined to her room hag been in Women’s and for the last three da; bed. Macy said to-day: Keller feela keenly the neces- Women's Fast Black Lisle Threed Keeps Up With Times Leading Droggiets Have New Rem- edy for Stomach Troubles that They Guarantee Will Care. In keeping with their custom of al-| ways ordering a supply of new reme- dies as soon as their value has been RE Women’s Black Pure Thread Silk Hose, extra quality, with double soles, Men's F. Halt Hose, in Fast Black bread, corn meal, etc. As the major- ity of stomach troubles comes fromy indigestion of starchy foods, this makes pepsin absolutely useless in foot casos. Boys’ « Children’s Clothing — the other hand, Mi-o-na con- ta no pepsin, acts directly upon the gastric glands, restores the lost For Spring, at Unusually Low Prices, functions of the digestive organs, trition, aide in revives fagsing nu ‘aan in tae, ys Rosian and Sailor Weshabie hema, $1.95, 2.45 jlation of eb ns the whole digestive sys- tem that you can eat anything at any Spring Norfolle Suits, all woot taady Cheviot, xtra time without fear of indigestion. ‘Weakness, nervousness, sleepless- ‘troustre, lined throughout, headaches, backaches, Boya' Raincoate, of waterproof fabrics, pain and distress after eat-| } for dress and school west, Real Value $9,75 and 12.00, 6.95 ing, debility are the result of a weak and Get a 50 cent box of Mi-o-na tab- aes say. Sromm Seeman. Gp. No, ry, and aches; 0 To-morrow, Special Sale of Havana, Manila, Gold, Cuba and White, at 95¢ Pr. Attention is directed to the new shades now shown in in Coral, Orchid, Oyster Gray aud Frog Green to match shoes. And in addition to-morrow, the following Exceptional Values in Women’s « Men’s Hosiery Hoes, with double sols, Value 40c. Pr. 29° du. 21.65 fomen’s Lisle Thread Hose, Plain Black Silk Finished Gi ork Ankles and neatly Emb'd Insteps, ‘Value 60c, Pr. DO° | Cotton or Lisle Thread, neat colored embroidered figures, “Value 400. Pr. 29¢ oo faulty digestion. Use! } Young Men’s Suite, black and blue only, Mj-o-na, and all these symotome will {single end. double breasted, Real Value $14.75 and 18.75, 11.90 || fect healt NEW SPRING STYLES IN SUITS & HATS NOW ON SALE. at $1.65 Pr. Silk Hose, Value $1.50 Pr. 1.19 Real Value $10.00, 6.40 1 Women’s Waists LINEN AND LAWN, hand-embroidered or lace trimmed models. Actual value, $4.50. LINGERIE WAIS elaborately lace trimmed; long or short sleeves. Actual value, $5.50. FRENCH LINGERIE WAISTS, entirely hand made and hand embroidered, tucked and richly lace trimmed, Misses’ Suits and Coats Extraordinary Values for Saturday (Third Floor) MISSES'ETON SUITS—In mixed | MISSES’ THREE - QUARTER cloth, Satin fined, trimmed CAL RR aL CU Cloth, tei braid: itting back, doubl+-breasted, note! einen skirt, Sizes) velvet fall: sires 14, 16 and_i }, 16, years. Formerly $21.50, Special at $16.75, |now.... stetee veeeeee $16,75 GIRLS’ TULL LENGTH COATS GIRLS’ REGULATION COATS —In dark mixtures, lined through- | —in mixed Cheviot, box back with out with Flannel. Sizes 6 to 12 years. | belt and emblem om sleeve. Sizes |! Formerly $12.50, now.... $8.00 gage nun. tly $5.00 |. Hs i with long or short sleeves. Regular value, $13.50... , Boys’ Clothing Will Close Out on Saturday 65 Norfotk Winter Sutts, 8 to 14 years,. .... 116 Sailor and Russtan Suits, 3 to 12 years, 45 High Class Winter Obercoats, Heretofore $18.50........... FIFTH AVE., 37th & 38th Sts. Big Price Reductions To-Morrow in Boys’ and Youths’ Suits Boys’ 3-Piece Suits Youths’ Suits Made of Cheviots and Serges, cut|Cut single and double breasted, ( ; cs, ; been aay sa ke, brcasted—have | made of popular plaids in cheviots Regular Special _| and worsteds. $2.98, $3.98 $1.98 Regular $4.98, $6.98 . $3.75 $6.98 to $9.98 $7.98, $8.98 $5.00 '§13.98 to $16.98 $10.00: BOYS’ VESTEE SUITS—size 3 only—regular price $3.98 and $4.96; special at .....ccsccecccssessseessees e 1.00: : NORFOLK, DOUBLE BREASTED, SAILOR, eaeiae | 4 and ETON SUITS; values up to $6.98; special at... on $3.98} Men’s $4.98 and $5.98 Trousers, $3.50. (Third Floor) Hadett Carhart E@ Men’s Overcoats Formerly as high as $25, now $15 These Overcoats are of oxford and black fabrics, ranging in length from 46 to 52 inches long. Chesterfield and Great Coat Models, Men’s Suits Formerly $15, $18 @ $20, now $10.50 Smart, single and double breasted sack Suits of fancy cheviots. Sizes up to 38 chest. Three Broadway Stores: At Canal St. Near Chambers St, Hackett, Carhart S@ ouch leiner 86 “STREET AND At 13th St., mor vos COLUMBUS.a\ NEAR 82° rei Shirt Waists The new white/creations are rapidly r in. The displa; lay is superior in san cates oe Ge §0ROSTS Shoes for Men and Boys Basement Salesroom, Sorosis Storm Model,—an absolutely water- proof, flexible sole street Boot. This Shoe is made of Shrewsbury russet and black, Oil Grain leather, lined with calf throughout, with a middle sole of Rawhide. Guaranteed impervious to damp. Other models for Men’s Street Shoes are made ' of Wax Calf, Box Calf, “‘Sorosis Health Calf” Enamel leather, patent Calf and vici kid,— with heavy or medium weight soles, : Fruit Knives. . and 6.00 per pair. A complete stock of Rubbers for men and boys. JAMES McGREERY & CO, Twenty-third Street. Women’s Three Specials in Knit Underwear Cutlery DOES DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION BOTHER YOU? te pot deat jealt ven, i you mae goes te See Linim ] For Tonsi Children’s Colored Coats (nfants' Dept. Second Floor) Cozy and Warm Garments for the Little Ones (one to, five years). A large assortment to select from at Greatly Reduced Prices. - $1.50 | $5.98 Coats. «++ $2.98 | $6.98 Coats... Bovs’, Misses’ : and Children’s SHOES (Second Floor) MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S VICI KID BUTTON SHOES. Sizes 7 to 11; Sizes 11 a Tegal $1.25.. 485c reaaie aise $1.10 LITTLE BOYS’ SATIN CALF SPRING HEEL SHOES—Good stout coles; sizes 11 10 1344; regular ( $1 00 $1.25; spécial at....ccoe. 5 ¢ BOYS’ LACE SHOES—Satin Calf full toc shapes, $2.98 Coats.. $4.98 Coats. .. + $3.98 | Regular 65c. grade, at if Women’s Storm Rubbers, (39¢ | Sale of Embroidery 3,000 Yards of Embroidery Allovers, 4 Both Swiss and Nainsook; Originally Selling at $1.25 to $2.50 per yard. Special to-morrow, at, \ 69c, $1.00 24 $1.50 ver vara. Sale of Women’s Coats (Third Floor) Three Hundred of them—in black cloths and various mixtures For Less Than Half Price ; / Forty-six Coats—Mixtures, long model: : —Formerly $10.00 to $15.00, at... foes }$5,00 130 Coats—Mixtures, long models. For- merly $15.00 to $20.00, at....... eee $7.00 - 150 Coats—long and short, plain black f and fancy. Formerly $20.00 to $25.00, at } $10,00 Also a Number of Evening and Dressy ‘Coats ;. That Were Priced from $35.00 to $100.00 / At $12.00 to $45.00 Specials in 2 Special Sale of Men’s Furnishings | | Rogers’ Flat Wear SHIRTS AND DRAW- Set of ix. ERS—extra heavy im- . ported Balbriggan—regu-+ | (0) lar made. Value $1.50 €ach, Atesvesccccesesees FLANELETTE = PA-| JAMAS — extra well : made, large pearl but-+ 79¢ tons, The usual $1.25 kind; special at....... 0, (Basement) Women’s Ribbed Merino! BUTCHER KNIVES, best tem- Vests and Pants; also in 58 pered steel, six and seven inch Cotton, Value 75c and C | | blades, Regular 39¢ values. Spe- $1.00 each, af cial at —_—— 19c and 25c. Women’s Sweaters | | saw edge DREAD AND CAKE KNIT BLOUSES—in KNIVES, best tempered steel, six red, brown, and mt§ 1,98 | | andaeven inch blades, Regular 35¢, blue. Value $2.25, at, Special at 25c. Children's About 500 pairs of STEEL KNIT NORFOLK SHEARS, Jap and nickel handles, ay 63g to 8 inches, slightly marred in, LOR ets 1.98 | | tinishing Regular 59¢ to 98e, my, Special at 39c. Basement.