The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1906, Page 4

? “OF FUNDS GOT FOR CAMPAIGNS Republican Treasurer Is Grand Jury Witness in Insurance Inquiry. CONFERS WITH JEROME Will Be Called Upon for List of Moneys Given to Defeat Bryan and Parker. TR was stated from an authoritative source at the District-Attorney's Oflce to-day, that Comelius N, } who rwas treasurer of the National Republl- can Campaign Committee during the MolKinlety and Roosevelt campaigns, mill be summoned before the Grand Sury this week to tell of the enor- mous contributions made to tle Repub- Uean omuse by Insitrance companleg, » §Mr. Bliss called upon District-Attor- mey Jerome to-day and was oloseted with him for more than an hour, He ‘went to the Criminal Courts Buildings, it was eaid, at Mr. Jerome's request, publican party managers by the Ufe insurance companies and the cir- cpeinsons attending each contribu- Mr, Biiss's connection with che i @urance contributions made for the Purpose of defeating William J, Bryan Was revealed before the Armstrong Committee in the testimony of the late Jonn C. McCall. It was nbt possible then, however, to go into the matter of the many contributions made by other companies, and this will be investiguted when the financier is called before the Grand Jury. Silent as to Conference, After leaving Mr. Jerome's office Mr, BUss Tefused th discuss the nature of his visit, or whether or not he went voluntarily to the Ditrict-Attorney's office. Neither would Mr. Jerome talk of the matter, The visit of the Republican treasurer van, of General Sessions, to give the Grand Jury its final legal instructions on the nature of the crimes committed by the insurance teads in bribing na- tional and State party managers with campaign contributibns. ‘Me. Jerome announced to-day that he ‘would have ready this brief of instruc- thons for the Grand Jury to-morrow @nd would hand it to Judge O'Suul- van. It has been freely stated of late that the District-Attorney is secking to put the onus of the insurance in- vestigation upon the shoulders of Judge O'Bullivan, making suggestions himself ‘thet will be so sweeping in their char- ecter = ff the Court fatis to incluie them in his charge to tne jury no blame of fature may fall upon him, if the guilty officials ere not indicted. Judge Is Cautious, Judge O’6ullivan ts proceeding very cautiousty in the matter and devoting @ great deal of time to the stuiy of the law bearing on the crimes the insur- PATRICK SAVES PRISONER FRCM Execution, Gets a New Trial. MURDERER HIS LAWYER Patrick Raised Ail the Points for the Slayer of Police- man Enright. Albert T. Patrick, aawiting execu- tion in the dath cells at Sing Sing Piraon, hase been so far unable to #e- cure a new tttal for himself, but he hes been more successful in the case of one of his fellow condemned, Mike Breusoh, who killed Policeman Wn- | right, et Iifty-fitth street and Third | avenue, two years ago, The Court of and he will be given a new trial. Enright caught Breweah @rying to | before daylight. Bruesch ran, but En- Fitty-first street station, drow his re- volver and gave disse, Bruesch turn- ed and fired, the bullet striking In- right in tho ohest, The wounded p.lice- man ran half a block further and dropped dead. The man was captured tg @ cellar an Second avenue half an | hour after, the shooting. Gonvicted and Sentenced. He was hurried to trial and was de- fendtd in court by Dave May and Nat Cohen, of Abe Hummel’s office, A prompt convicon was found, and Bruesch was sentenced to dio during the week beginning July 11, 1904. and Cohen were so confident th case was hopeless that he; ev rve notice of an appen Geert, frendicrs and ww | Wow 0 Sing Sing, and was yiaced the death colls to await the call to t ehair, The alert mind of Patrick be- came busy on the case of the burglar munttrer, and the two mon held sov- eral serious conferences, : Patrick told Bruesch that he cruld get a new trial if he would serve a notice of appeal upon Etward Carroll, t Clonk of the Court of General Sessions. Bruesch laughed: “Why,” he sifd, “they've got me ead. I'l have to take my medicine. T ain't got no lawyer and I ain't got no mon “T'll be your lanvyer,” declared Put wwouD A sevoal mho is a notary public, mailed ft to Mr. Carroll on July six days before the Wate set for t ecution, UG Execution Postponed. Mr. Carroll presented the notice tn due form ant the Court accepted it This was equivalent to a stay until the gas could bo arcued In the Court of is. The amazed filly expectel to alo on Suty i, s ceived notice that the execution of ils sentence had been postponed. The apparently miraculous interyen- tion of atrick aroused the Interest of the condemned ma nand he went to work { nearnest to assist his benefactor, Patrick prepared the argument to be used before the Court of Appeals, He ence officers re alleged to bave com- | asked fore new trial on, tie ground : shot in self-defense. Hi bpp ae Matelatares, dr ia | Reta that Bruesch was not on the prem- ing legislatures. ises he attempted to bury arenes “when said now that when he does mato his ne katled ‘tho policeman, bat was a Turi. asain (60 (les Granal sty ee will a0 Aca ‘a an wa atter he hed been fo t the privacy of the Grand Jury. | fred at and was in danger of his own Dirtrict-Attomey. the indicted officers re o Lite insurance it Geors sereasent the ‘Matual At motion on tha prong he ororae mR Feomiphinvlgane. Judge 01 ae ae f gerved dec! WOMAN DIES IN STREET. Bre. Lyang Expires Suddenly from Heart Diseaso, airs. Bmma tang, ftty-five years ad, of No, @ est Seventy-ninth atrest, dropped dead to-day while RGR ing, past, Mo. 1078 Booomd avenue, An fea uae mirgeon eald death was duo Ang Was employed ns a sales. Gita averse, depactnent REASON 9, Wy You Stoult wl ford Help. Want, Do you want a man To shave your .ace, To cut your heir And kee) apace With all new-tangied ‘onsoria} stunts A World Help Want one et once, Eben the case, grinding through the slow mies of the law, finally reached the Court of Appaals, there was, of If of wy te attend to the tter, | Mr, Levy made his ergument strictly j alons the Ines laid down by Patrick, | with the result that the learned judges beearen, ieee calote) cA the lawyer- convict, and Bruesch wil! get anothe: show for his life. La Ba stl) GIANTESS MORE THAN 7 FEET TALL IS HERE. Rosa Wedsted Comes from Finland to Appear in Barnum & Bailey Circus, One of the most Interesting passeng- ers on the Blucher, of the Hamburg- American Line, which arrived from Hamburg to-day, wos Rosa Woedsted, a wiantess from Finiand, who will make her firat American appearance with the Barnum & Ballsy Cirous when it opens the eon at Madiwon Square Garden, Thursday afternoon, March 2, Miss Wedsted {# considerably over aeven feet in hetght, and tw credited with being the tallest woman in the world, Gha t# oomely and woll-pro- portioned, and has @ plessing a. I~ ance and address, She has Tappouted in moat of the Wuropean caqpital has recently Deen on exibition | is Berlin, She ig unmarried, and” har mosting with Col, George ‘Augur, the giant with the Barnum & Bailey’ Cir. aus, ta being awaited with considerats In! the show folks, sissmad Mi ted ts po tall tak she would retdte, in an ordinary berth without ting herseit dnoo knots, and speciul prangements ware made on the LNichar th Rstcenes alee ies he t} uct algo brought er Jal and Lala Boller hwo voune Prarie wich tho Mame & T shelley ‘Chrous CHINESE BEHEADED FOR. MISSIONARY ATTACK, Leader of Rebels and Three Other: in Kuang Si Suffer the Death Penalty. March 14,—Ti of uang St coon three others who were Implicated in the attack on the house of the Rey, Dr Andrew Beattie, American Mis- BORE aki at ry ju February. were bo. leader of CHAIR OF DEATH Mike Breusch, Awaiting! < Appeals, on points raised by Patrick, | tas resersed the conviction of Breusoh | break into a Third avenue bakery just | right, who was attached to the Mast | |i May | FALLING. DERRICK KILLS AND MAIMS. WASHINGTON, March 14—By the falling of a derrick used ‘ln #he eon- struction ef an addition whieh is being made to the Raleigh Hotel David Ham- mond: Was killed outright and three other men were Injured, one perhaps fatally. mocldent oveurred at a A. M. to-day, The bo epended vulld ng ata d ve aeeoant ital sue thy from the eide of the building about fifty-five wl from the ground. | wrecking. tt ciplitating, lam- mond and. inan named ia fone Who were at worl pay, Hinmmond’ waa" tminedi- | ately killed, {eoniod was taken, to the, h here it waa found | tha tds, ack, | Coliar-bome and a number of wbs were his leg. was passlog, ad, but received m of the der mth the main | was #riick ont at sevemy- Only & scalp Wo eae ay Eminent ae huni Dr. J. S. Guisinger, 90 Years Old, of Pendleton, Ind., a Distinguished Practitioner of Many Years’ Standing and| Prominence in His Profession, Writes that Duffy’s Pure Malt! Whiskey Has No Equal Where a Stimulating and Strength| Building Tonic Is Required. The doctor's letter reads os follows! “T do not know what my son has writ- ton you, but I will say to all persons, young or oll, who are fii or reavire a stlm- ulating and strengthening tonic, there Is nothing as beneficial as Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. I firmly believe {t has no equal.” Dr. J. 8: Quisinger, Pendleton, Ind., Deo. 18, 1908, ; Mr. Earl J. Gulsinger, his son, | who is a School Teacher and does n not use intoxicants In any form, | ieee , Z ? says in writing of his father’s re- 3 markable strength and agility: twenty-moven uso of “1 am a school teacher, tonla I ever knew my fi “My father, who bas always lived a very tomperate life, is unusually bale and hearty for his age, being abie to waik up- avickly as myself. He has uscd s for years on account of its purity and strength-giving qu ® and be- cause of the quieting effect it has on his 1 . It doos not burn bis th when uses It, as DE. J. 8. GUISINGER. ae nger, Lapel, Ind, a Duffy’s Pure Hall Whi fe a absoluiely pure, gentle and inv gorse sumulant and: to nerve tissues. ity to tue 1) forces, re positively harmful ne enbatitties And are old for proiit only by unserapu- Jous dealers, Look for the trade mari, the “Oh! Chemist,” on the t and be (helain the seal over the cork druggists and grocers. or di a bottle. je book! Rochester, broken, 81.00 Bor Thursday and Friday Lord & Taylor Announce An Important Sale of Women's and Misses’ Chiffon Broadcloth Suits, | worth $50.00, at $35.00 per Suit. These suits are made of Light Weight Im- ‘ ported Broadcloth, suitable for present and Spring wear; colors:—rose, reseda, Alice blue, silver gray, canard, navy and black, made after several of the most approved models with new Eton, Tuxedo or Pony Coats, and the new circular pleated Skirts, application of braid and Persian trimmings, exceptionally strong; values at $50 per suit, 3 za —Also— Women's Separate Dress Skirts At of Chiffon Panama, black or navy, Fancy! JQ, OO Gray Mixtures and Plaids, in new ia Batiste Sets, AHovers, Bands & Medallions. per suit. cach, pleated model, value $12.50 Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St. Embroidery Dept. A New Importation of FTand Embroidered Waist Patterns, on handkerchtlef ffnen, ranging In price from $5,00 to $25.00, Batiste and Linen Robes, from $10.00 to $35.00, Also Exclusive Novelties in Lord & Taylor. Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St. | [ea a © toore | © as ar ip "SEO $7.50 and $10 grades, 25c. grades, at $5.00 Imp SUATH AVE 19270 OC STREET. ford Ci ° | 15¢. pair. _ Musical concert, 4 P. M. to 5.30 P. M., 8th floor restaurant. Afternoon tca served. Our annual Mareh sale of skirts. SALE for which we make special preparations, buying up skirting materials in large quaatities and arr: anging to have the werk done by the best makers at a time when large orders are sufficient induce- * ments to secure concessions in price. A remarkably beautiful assortment ot skirts, embracing practically every good style. i ‘Third Fioor. Here's our great $5 skirt special. These skirts have the fashionable hang and up to date neat ap- pearance of skirts that cost you $7.50 at any other time. We illustrate our style. Fabrics are the same as are used in the high priced lines—stylish gray or creamy mixtures—invisible plaids— dainty little check effects, and a great variety of fancy weaves. In all the sales ever held in this section we remember none that offered such wide range of possibilities at a $5 price mark. Another great special—black French voile skirts, $12.75. ‘The ilustration on the right is a fair reproduction of ene of the styles in black voile skirts which we offer at the above price. It’s a very beautiful model— in gored cireular style with graceful bands of taffeta, and made ovat a heavy elk drops... dscessccovessevissteins 12. 75 White chiffon panama skirts, $11. 75. Exceptional fine quality—circular model—plaited panel front and back— dcop hem and three double bias folds at bottom—a very dressy skirt. Skirts of English suitings, $18.75. Skirts of new light English suittngs and fancy stripes—white back- ground with hatr line stripes in black. A special new model, only shown in these materials, which are imported. A limited quantity only. \, Plaid skirts, $9.75—New Spring and Summer skirts in swell © shadow plaids—two tone gray effects and soft all-wool light fabrics in gen- teel stripes and chiffon panamas in plain black-—all the new CNS models in both plaited and clreular sty} = fe “Sale of stamped. S RIMPSON a AW FORD CO, ——— fale cf taupe Rousing sale of boys’ suits, 3.50 GREAT popular price sale on aan a priaehete have preceded this have been merely the fore- the season's greatest tad. Fyclet : arkable values that we are now able to offer, Dur- and Shadow 1 (Venetian) work linens. ing the week the largest ship- SU Ce Perera ment of boys’ clothing ever sent to a New York store has been re- ceived—unpacked and prepared {4 for sale—extraordinary assort- ment, embracing practically every style that the season affords, and at prices that cannot be dupli- . cated elsewhere. irayelling bags, Second Floor, Suits for boys of 24g to 16 years,in all wool fabrics—blue serge and fancy mixturce—the kcind of sults that retail regularly at $6 and 6, Norfolk suits (knicker trou-} Linon lawn corse Il linen corset cov sers), double breasted ial (belt knicker trousers), Sailor| suits (bloomer fants), Russi an suits (sailor or white collar),| Reefers (blue, tan and oie Spring overcoats covert cloth).| lawn waists. Lingente bi Sheer handkerch heerlen para High-grade boys’ suits, with extra trousers, 1 pair knicker, Heavy linen parasols 1 pair plain, $4.50. Linen collar and cu Linen collar and-culf sets, Linen belts. ea Embroi $7.50 grades and the prettiest Scotch mixtures—fancy tweeds—cassimeres; $4.50 j also plain blue serge; Norfolk or double breasted with belt; 7 to 16 years. ace Sea 's $15 cravenettes and Spring suits, 33 to 46 chest, at $11. $11. pe enaler EORD C0, = IMPSON CRAWFORD 00, ~ Our n¢ new waist section | Emb’d flannel skirting, 58¢ t BOUT 38,000 yards of these flannel skirtings OF nea aaa a ¥ ane A came at half price from a manufacturer who exclusive dainty styles in wide variety wanted to clean up his stocks, but we've added a ¥ at the most popular prices. secona Foor. large quantity trom our own French flannel section, Lingerie Waists, Jap silk waists, _ Fine all wool flannels with handsome embroid- Maen waters ete: cic 3 ering and hemstitched edges—a grade that sells 58 In the illustration we ic women’s and children’s underskirts. Per yard in fine dotted Swiss with 75c. silk and linen moreen linings, 28c, so that the total aggregate affords splendid choice, Silk net waists, Batiste waists, in all stores at $1—used extensively in making picture a charming model baby back—a waist with the style characteristics that appeal to correct dressers. these beautiful half silk fabrics at a fraction of their real worth, and a good variety of colors to select from, including light blue, turquoise, old rose, reseda, nile green, helio, plum, cardinal, gray, Remarkably good 52 ete. These fabrics nave the appearance of all silk, but wear better. Value../.0h. aleissisees Very desirable for drop skirts, coat and waist linings, ete... 28¢ SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co: SIMPSON TEA WEORD 0 ——_———ee Thousands of This seven-drawer _high- Toilet Soaps.q-nnii's sre toilet soaps on sale to-morrow; soaps that sell up to 25c. for box of 8 cakes at 10c. Brands used .in refined homes everywhere; soaps renowned for their purity and excellence for bath and gener al use; soaps for every member of the family; soaps for soft and tender skins; plain soaps, fancy soaps, delicately scented soaps, 8 cakes in box at -10e grade sewing machine, with je] Box of all_modern improvements, & ' 3 cakes, (and guaranteed to $17. 508) H 10c t 25 years .... i | Agent ask $55 for thesame machine under CRAWFORR COSIMPSON CRAWFORD. CO? another name. Very special value, $17..50 STMPS! Extraordinary sale of Los Gatos California wines. FE. are sole Eastern agents for these famous wines. ecssion on record, Have contracted to sell 18,500 gallons, the equivalent of five full railroad cars. Every family in New York cand adjacent States can purchase during the next 8 days their favorite wines at the lowest prices ever quoted, with our guarantee as to maturity and wholesomeness, No charge for jugs, demijohns, bottles, cases or barrels. Quantity NOT limited. ‘The Los Gatos Winery Co, have paid us to introduce their wines without restriction on the quantity ordered. Telephone and mail orders Aled. Los Gatos port, sherry Los Gatos Tokay, Angelica, Los Gatos Zinfandel, or claret, Risener TAe muscatel, galevescesssees "80c wine or Madeira, ean Los Gatos sherry, Tokay Los Gatos claret, Bur- gundy or Rhinewine, $€) 30 port —yintage 1900; full $ quart bottle, 43e; gallon,,.. dozen... e Los Gatos extra Cabernet claret, Macatire, Burgundy or Johan- nisberg Rhine wine; dozen... or| St. 40 ol IMPORTED RHINE W) Mrhardt & Bebne, Vrankl M, Cuse 12 you, ry Masine EAUMTEREN SPREE LE Cane 19 care Gunes poitte i + 8 i coe Bock & Co, ww bie jfegunlog, 00 | Manan: a fe aT ooanao ma, Diva} AES wit x ruront bide 8. Pe BBO ahze a enneney's, Peo) jot, «Bot. Joan Brosiac & ' . 98 ral aia: 1gd 128 oriag it. Felted! avo fF 4.00 Pontet rhs 4 Dinu; K Cooking birdy oy Pints: 84/60 ‘date ‘Adaitional it DIPOK ED MOSKLLD WIN Boo Bote B Deinhardt & Co,, Coblen wat, | Sotet 914 Tom. $34, Be Bracuber Yan de deraitciiand 2, 7-50 Bon, Medar'hivan Holland #40 1808. 108 SANDEMAN Ports, SAMALOA He tigalorersn sak ey et Ary Euperior O14 Vintaye 3.00 ‘9.00 80 Gal “Bots, Bot, | MY WILIBKEYS, Case 12 Qt. a Mew A res eC Bord old Jonaan Dock 15. 1.40 gts. Bot. aha Whi eetievdatibe ore zo [018 “Oporto 00 1-00 146 | Baltimore Uihers totlow 4 inte, $1.06 Merle eine CRUE, Mt, Vernon ‘ MALT EXTRAGE pale ss Lainticullo, Globe’ gboanter. ; kai 1.80, Rchovrn 08 Fes yeas ra ae Pint ‘bottle | tenia ware Parana 4,50 19,50 Owing toa large purchase we can offer our customérs to-morrow * To further extend their popularity the growers made us the biggest price cone