The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1906, Page 13

THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1900. SMOOT CALLS A GENTILE 10 HIS. DEFENSE Seeks tO Refute Testi- -mony that Mormons Used Trade as Weapon. WASHINGTON, March 2%,—Bvidence in rebuttal of the last testimony taken fn the case against Senator Smoot, of Utah, was presented to the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections ‘to-day. The first witness was Robert J. @hields, of Salt Lake, general sales egent of the Inland Crystal Salt Com- any, the president of which 1s Joseph Smith, tho head of the Mormon Church. ‘Mr. Shields is a Gentile and never has been a member of the Mormon Church. ‘He was recalled to refute the testt- mony of C. A. Smurthwaite, which was to the effect that the Mormon Church was so actively engaged in the salt business as to gain a control amounting to a monopoly amd that he (Smurth- waite) had been excommunicated be- eause he would not consent to be driven put of a business which rivalied a Church tndustry. The witness said that Smurthwaite had sent representatives and afterward ealled himself, to try to get the Inland Crystal Company ta buy the Beck Salt Company, in which Smurthwatte held the majority of stock. Mr. Shields said he declined to buy on the ground that there were so many concerns in the field that buying one factory would not materially lessen the competition, President Smith wus not regent at any of these interviews and, rt, manage: company. inquired concerning the organization of the American party to ovpose the Mormon Church and th: fitness there would be less strife be- gaid there would be lees strife ‘Mormons Gentiles {¢ there had been such a party. the Dita a testified’ that Prot, Walter jad not been dismissed from the col- jege and the Church because of the fall- ure to pay his tithing as he had said on the stand. The dismissal, satd Prof. Linford, had been because of cont&iued Intoxication. CRIPPLED MAN SAYS HIS SON BEAT HIM Young Neuhaus Is Held for Trial on Complaint of His Aged and Helpless Father. On a charge of beating his aged father, a cripple, Max Neuhaus, seven- teen years old, of No. 81 Broome street, ‘was arraigned before Magtstrate Walsh in the Essex Market Court to-day and held in $300 bail for trial, ‘The father, Joseph Neuhaus, sixty-one years old, appeared and with tears in his eyes told how his son had beat him and thrown him on the floor, ‘Th father aid the son in striking hi gaid: “You — worthless cripple, wl: @re you good for, anyway?” “I have tried wget along with him, but he has beat me so much that I cannot stand it any longer,” said the Mather. In holding the som Magistrate Walsh “That boy ought to get a long term fn prison for this affair. ingrate,’"’ Nouhaus was injured in a_ratiroad accident several years ago and is al- most entirely helpless, He {s an BRITISH OFFICERS ARRESTED FOR RAGGING 26.—-War Secretary (uldane has taken prompt steps for an exhaustive Investigation into the “rag- ging” of Second Lieut. Ciark Kennedy because he was unable, owing to his , tO meet certain regi- mental expenses, 2:3 of the First Batealion wf the Scots Guards, to which the Iteu- tenant belongs, have been arrested, and all the other officers of the regi: ment have been ordered to return to Aldershot immediately. A full court of inquiry has been or- ered to assemble, and all concerned ‘will be given an opportunity to explain their share in the scandal. je ie ae PATERSON MAN DEAD. PADHRSON, N. J., March 2%.—Otto Handwerk, one of hte best-known res!- dents of this city, died last evening at his restiience, No. 5 Auburn street, of cancer of the stomach. He was fitty- nine years of age and is survived by a widow and four children, REASON 18 Why You Should Read World Help Wants. Stylis tiful, AFUS% a ) h Raincoats. Tuesday Sale, $15 Spring Models, Clever New Ideas, Chic, original sh: that find im- mediate favor. Serviossble’ and beau- Smart Twilight Grays. °¥ Accepted Autemobile, Taurist, Coaching and Street styles. Stunnin, coats for opera and dress eceasions, Guaranteed Rainproof By Best London Process, lines and smartness, and true $15 qualities. $7.98 with the same stylish poise that gives the Bedell street coats their dis- tinguished individuality. English Russet Tans, Olives, Sepias, At overy point theo beautifully delineated @ proce the talr-mado charactor Alterations FREE. SILLY GIRL SORRY SHE TRIED SUICIDE World Looked Black to Miss of 14, When Scolded for Having a Sweetheart. Pretty ifttle Annie Frano, th,) four. teen-year-old girl who tried to end her life by drinking oarbolio acid because her parents objected to her having a sweetheart, was arraigned in the Chile Gren'a Court to-day on a charge of ats tempted suicide, With her Mps and mouth burned by the acld and her chesks streaked with tears, sho was @ Picture of repentance anc acbbingly said that ehe would never, nevei sgain try to die, Little Annie Mves with her parents at No. 6 Hast One Hundred and Tenth street, and for several weeks worked as nurse for Mrs, E, Coyne, at No, 186 Bast Seventy-ninth street, Before that she had worked for two other families and was known to bo industrious and | quiet, Last Friday night her father came, as was sometimes his custom, to escort | her home from the Coyne house. He} walted a block away, and when his daughter came out saw a tall young man step up to her, The pair talked) me time until My Franc camo} is them, Tho young man hurried) and Annte admitted that he waa| dear friend” of hers. When her father told her mother, Annlo was) scolded for having a sweetheart at her age. She worked as usual Saturday, and on) her return home Saturday night brought | a bottle of carbolle acid with her, | Without speaking to her parents she | hurried to the Dbath-room and drank the poison. Only by the prompt action of her mother in giving her home-made emetics was she kept alive until a sur- eon from the Harlem Hospital arrived, By that time Annly was sorry and was very anxious to live, a BATTLE OF THE MICROBES. Snratoga’s System of Sewage Dis- posal to Be Adopted by Vermont: Clty, ‘The eurvival-of-the-fritest microbe, ag typified in Saratoga's sewage-disposal plant, 1s to be copied shorty by Bur- Ungton, Vt, if the alty accepts the favorable naport of PrJvf, 0. H. Lan- 4reth, consulting engigeer of the State Beord of Health, an@ F, O. Sincialr, City Engineer of Burtington. The two visited Saratoga and promised to revort favorably to Mayor Burke, of Bur- ‘ington. Saratom's sewage-disposal process 1s the simple and inexpensive “battle of the microbes," ‘The sewage is gathered fn a large cover: basin, unlighted end ry Ing, whens armies of mi- rhich ‘oan \niy live aad breed Painter, Painter, 1 want you; T've a Job For you to-do, ‘Where eo pet Why, World Wants read, without th Can you succeed?’ inthe vari eat up Nuthe sowewe fees to ‘teemert. A,” with good Hiv- ing these favted ric,’ Waddle our through the vente mia’ the next tank, and while Lad ull for resigt- x sa that meets them. Re- gultt Uquifaction of ell forces and a 981-2 per cent. pure stream, MAN JUMPED FROM TRAIN. On Way to New York Dazed Pan- senger Leapn Off. ‘When a local train on the New York Central from Croton to Now York was between Ludlow and Riverdale early to- day and going forty miles an hour, one of the passengers awakened suddenly. He looked at him as if dazed, sprang up and dashed to the door. ‘When he reached the platform he pushed aside a brakeman who tried to Testrain him and ju off, ‘The brakeman merely saw his figure aisapear in the darkness. ‘The train was stopped as quickly as backed up the track for Men with lanterns dead y JAMES McCREERY & 60, Imported, Colored Dress Goods, A complete stock of finest quality, imported wool, and silk and wool fabrics for Spring and Summer gowns,—such as Voile-de- soie, Voile-Cadrille, plain and novelty Eoliennes, Chiffon-Crepe, shadow plaid and check Cloths, Panama, Scotch Suitings and fancy colored plaid Voile. On March the 27th 2,500 yards English Mohair and Sicilian, plain and nov- elty weaves. 5oc per yard value 85c to 1,00 . Twenty-third Street. MRS, HAMBURG IE WITH CANARY BRD Strange Woman Found in Gas-Filled Room with Fin- gers Near Stop-Cock. Three days ago a platniy dressed, rather comely looking women, forty-five yeare old, engeged lodging at Mrs. Mer- garet Carter’s turnished-room house, at No. 28 Wost Thirty-fourth street. The newcomer eafd her name was Mrw. An- nie Hembure. Her visible belongines consisted of a small satchel of clothing and a canary bird in a cage, Bho did little talking and kept to herself, Mra, Carter hoard her come in late yesterday efternoon. To-day the land- lady amelled gas in the hall outside Mrs, Hamburg’s room and, finding the door locked. she called in @ polloeman. He broke In a door, The new lodger was dead on her back upon the carpet, with her arma outstretched, She was fully dressed. Overhead a gas-jet in the wall was burning, but fumes were pouring from en opened jet in @ amall gas cooking stove by her side. The canary bird was @ small, lifeless wad of yellow feathers upon the bottom of its cage. ‘The police at the West Thirty-seventh street station put it down as a case of suicide, but there seems to be a strong possibility that the woman's death was accidental, The fingers of her right hand were within two Inches of the stopcock of the stove as she lay on the floor, and !t looked as if she had been overcome in an attempt to ‘check the flow of escaping gas, Nothing is known of the woman at Mrs. Carter's house, OS Beginning to-day and contin-~ ulng every day until the end of the racing scason The Evening World will print im the RAC- ING and BASHBAY end Vinal You.MAY find work without WwW WANTS, but are against it. editions complete and necurate chasts of the races, Upholstery Dep't Lace Curtains and Bedsets, Fourth Floor Fine Renaissance and Marie Antoinette Panels, mount- ed on French net. 36 to 48 inches wide. 3.00, 4,00, 5.00, and 6.50 each, Renaissance lace Curtains. Colonial designs, White or Arab colors. 6,50, 9.00, — and 10.50 per pair. Renaissance Bedsets, with deep lace trimmed valance and bolster cover. 4:75) 55% and 7.00 per set Colored or white Muslin Bed- sets with deep flounce. (Curtains to match.) 00, 4.00, and 5.00 per set Fine muslin Curtains, with deep hemstitched ruffle. Plain and figured centres, with lace edge and tucking or insertion. 1.25 to 1.75 per pair. A complete stock of Casement Furnish- ings, such as Colonial Net, Tambour Maslin, ruffled Net and Muslins, Mad- ras Cloths and Tissues. Twenty-third street. JAMES McGREERY & 60, Corsets Corsets of imported mercer- ized batiste. New model with high bust, close fitting dip hip and slender taper- ing waist line. Support- ers attached. r.35 value 3.00 New model of La Vida Cor- set. Recommended” for Princess gowns. High bust models with brassiere top, long hip and slender waist line for full figures, and suitable models for slender or average figures. Filled with Greenland whalebone, insuring a per- manently correct outline. Made of fine imported coutil, plain or embroidered batiste and silk broche. 3.00 to 19.50 Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & GO. Shirtwaists. A complete stock of lingerie Waists, delicate'y embroid- ered and finished with lace. Long or eltow slceves, Heavy line: Waists, new tailor mocels and a quan- tity of designs executed in sheer fabrics for Summer dress, On March the 27th China silk Shirtwa sts. Effectively trinme with lace. Various models. New elbow sleeves, Black and white, 4.00, 5,50 and 6,00 _ Twenty-third €treet, JAMES McGREERY & CO, we McCREERY & CO. | Silks, On March the 27th Exhibition of Skirt Models, made of silk fabrics used for model gowns imported from Paris, Vienna and London, {ncluding:— Imprime-raye, Broche and Cadrille-Radiance, Chiffon- Voile, Ninon-a-pois, and Marquisette, Chameleon, Gros d’Elene and Chiffon- Taffetas, Pekin-Mousseline and Satin, ‘“Pleeted” Crepe, Rajah, Burlingham, Shan Tung, Pompadour Satin and Taffetas-Cadrille and Ecossais, 15,000 yards, black Taffetas Silk. Excellent quality. az in. wide.... 50c per yard 26 Goo ae “ 36° veee 75C value 65¢ to 1.00 “ow Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO. Linen Room. Second Floor. Heavy double damask Table- cloths. TART ile 052 ie.siajs\sieiete 3:00 FARGO i ccines osisis 3875) G4OEIO8 Soc 5.cc's0s 209 454-50 Fine Cloths. Suitable de- signs for round or square tables. goxgo in..+.4.75 Napkins to match, Breakfast size......3.00 doz. Dinner “ ,....4.25 “ Heavy all linen HuckTowels, Soft finish, All White or White with red bor- (GER see s\cie'ss5-8) 50 GOB: Bleached Turkish Bath Tow- els. 26x46 in.,..4.25 doz. Odd dozens of Dinner Nap- kins. 4.55 per dozen value 3.00 ° ‘Twenty-third Street. JAMES MoGREERY & CO, Sale of Fine China. For Country Cottage or Club Furnishing. Dinner Sets, Haviland’s Limoges China. 100 pieces. .....25.00 set value 30,00 Thin Porcelain. Open stock, Pink border decoration. 24.00 set Fine China. Pink floral pat- tern, 100 pieces, 10.00 and £4.00 set ‘value 15,00 and 18.00 Thin Porcelain. Violet and pink decoration, Extreme- ly attractive for cottage USE, 6404 ++ 00 eee 008,00 Set Blue Willow English porce- lain. 100 pieces,,.. 10.00 value 17.00 Bread and Butter Plates, New design, 1.00,.2.50 and 3.00 per doz, ‘Twenty-third Street, The smartest TRIMMED MILLINERY ts bere at moderate prices. We sell more REAL LACES than any other house in America, FOR MEN, 79¢ for $1.50 Underwear. 39¢e for 75c. Underwear. 7S5e for $1.25 Underwear. TO-DAY we give you de- tails of values that enable men to select their Spring and Summer supply of Underwear at about half price. 79e for Men’s $1.50 Under~ wear—Men's derby ribbed, med um-weight, natural wool under- wear, shirts drawers to match, well made in every particular; drawers are made with adjustable strap backs and ex-double seat: a splendid chance for those wea! ing the medium-weight, all-wool underwear, 39c for Men's 68c. an Underwear— drawers of pure white Ii have half-sleeves and made very durable, backs and ex-dotble little later you will $4950 drawers with strap gussets, S did suite a well- bination known as Pine mo- hatr—black, blue, light and dark gray, white—23 to 37, ‘20 Spring Suits at *12°° T HIS announcement will bring men into our even $50 for x Spring sult, but whose exper!- ence and good business Judgment have caused them to to the latest men's fashions requires but one-fourth to one-half at Ehrich Bros, will know these Sults at $12.50 are $20 values—all sizes—33 to 48—fine Thibet, black Clay worsted, fancy worsted and fine Scotch tweed and breasted models, latest cut long coat. TUESDAY—10 A. M. to 6 P. M, {n our regular stock of $5, $6 and $7 values, at $3) Tuesday—2 P. M.¢lll 6 P, Me —300 Men’s $15 and $18 Black Thibets, Faney Worsteds, Fine Chev- $7.50 chest. Tuesday—8 A. M, till 12 M.— sizes 32 to 42, for $5. $4 for Boys’ $7.50 Knee Sults, 8 to 16 years, knicker- $2.98 for Boys’ $5 Norfolk Suits, with knickerbocker pants, 16 years, dark patterns, $1.45 for Boys’ $2 and $3 Double-Breasted Knee $7.50 for Men's $15 Spring Top Coats; all sizes, 8 for Men’s $15 Rain Coats; all size: E sold one hundred of these suits last Friday and had calls for as many more during the day. The description will tell Distinctive, new Spring models In a beautiful Chiffon Taffeta— You would readily pay $20 for such a Sult, satisfied that you were receiving a good value. As many who were disappointed Friday will be in to get i 3 22 Chiffon Taffeta Dresses at ‘Il.25. A dainty Imitation baby Irish lace yoke, short sleeves, trimmed with t puarantesthis lot to last all day, though we have a large number, That's be- egies Ue ae is one you cannot hope to secure elsewhere—speciai, $11.25. Insure you remarkable values to-morrow. 3] 3] This $7 Skirt at Skirt at Skirt at $5.50 $2.95 The new faring cir- cular model —hip trine —allwool— black, blue and mixtures— ported Panama — blick, store who could afford to pay $25, $35 or Investigate and find that to be well dressed according Read this description and you black unfinished worsted, black cheviot Sults—single and double- Any palr of men’s trousers $3 sizes 30 to 50, Sults for $7.50. fots, all sizes up to 46 200 Men's Odd $10 Suits, bocker and plain pants. $1.98 for Boys’ $3 and $4 Knickerbocker Sults, 8 to Suits, 8 to 15 years. SY At °9.75--Another Lot of $20 Taffeta Silk Suits. you why: 5) 715 ® black and navy blue—sizes 32 to 44, these suits to-morrow, an early selection will be advisable. Iace—black, marine blue, porcelain blue, white, rose, Alice gray and hello—we can- ki S | XTRAORDINARY purchases of sample lines Skirt Sale. , . This $9 This $5 $3.75 Gored clr~ cular skirt ming— im- very special value, lue and white, Paris Millinery. ORIGINAL CONCEPTIONS FROM i SUCH WORLD-FAMOUS ATE- | LIERS AS REBOUX, GORGETTE, GERMAIN, M.\iSON LEWIS, ES. THER MEYER, PAUL VIROT ET BERTHA, ACH DAY adds to our Easter ex- osition new and distinctive con- ceptions of the master designers of European fashion centres, These are copied with equal skill and attention to detail by our OWN expert designers as rapidly as they are received, IT IS INTERESTING TO NOTE THE DIFFERENOE BETWEEN THEIR PRICES AND THOSE OF THEIR ADAPTATIONS, WHICH IS MATERIALLY IN YOUR FAVOR, This difference does not in any manner detract from the daintiness and exclusiveness of the copies, Paris women, of fashion pay no moro for the originals than you are asked to pay for the adaptations, and value them no more hi nly, Fully one-half of the cost of a Paris hat ib to cover the duty incurred in landing it In this country, We should like to have you inspect our showing before se.ecting your j Spring millinery and compare the product of the genius of our own i designers with the ereations from abroad, . { EHRICH BROS., Sixth Ave,, 28d to 22d Street, New York. 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