The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1907, Page 2

pad, though, 1 now “Hl N SCS. CARRIES Pri HOPE TC OPEN DOORS n‘sold to & ABSORBS RIVAL IN WESTCHESTER ALL ALONG LINE Canadian Pacific Leads the Slump All Day, Declining ‘About 10 Points.” of Harlem, “Amonz e é Institutions That Expect to Resume Business. Westchester and | Portchester Line. net ex outside | the of casa Les emt ape | The consolidation of the Interests of NOT DUE TO THE. BEARS, tne Now Yori: Westcheater and Boston $ i -Raliroad and the New York and Port: sheator Raigad has now heen followed DANGER SEEMS P. ASSE Deora atood Money, . Forces ‘ of: ; Brokers ‘to Let Go'of oats _ Collateral. Scarcity York, New Haven’ and Hartford -Rall- road Company, Alihogneemont. of the: 2 )sale was mad this afternoon by Oak- ) leigh Thorne. president of: the Te sth} Campany’ of America. Mr. ‘Thorne and Marsden J." Perry Twete-the pwners of the controlitng tn Howestfigure in Glltiedged ao, terest in the Milbrook Company, ‘wilelt | yy, tien tumbled from 3 to '8 pointa..+ Lowned the ‘Westchester and ‘Port- | chenter ines: Thia prterest thes have Chico," Milwaukee ard St, Paul sold 16 the New Haven syatem. . ‘Thia | bi low. par_fot thé first time in ten |gives the New Hexen absolute control | yf New York Centrai and Penn-| of all the shore line railroad facililes |, the two stocks representing | between Greater New York and the | fist, ‘Companiy - -of Amierica : ‘Only. One W, here Anything Prices of stocks to-day touched. ‘the New York are. not out of the. woods, the Eralle; aro learly matked and the dange Ars. Seen ts ApHecey bout midnis: = ranged to open’ next Segdeyh: among {; : “years, them the Hamilton Bank {In Harlem. | atter e i yivania, by the sale of those roads to the New Files Answer to. His Brief Fequepted that ‘the divorce case be re- fopened_in onter to ena’ WORLD, TUESDAY, ora Aon NEW HAVEN ROAD MONEY-TO.MALIGN HEA IN DIVCRCE, SAYS MAS, HARTIE “Buys a Controlling Interest In-Coachman _ Quoted — “Against Husband That $30, 000. W as | i Ready for Evidence. SHE FIGHTS: NEW TRI AL. tee "NLL ~ TRUST CO COMPANY Fatix-Resigns* AS peer eal the Bemrand of the Board j ei of Directors. | | the tutt The Woard of Directors of the Witl-| re Trust Ce pended during tHe Wee OK poailivernction yo-day inthe | vealar Detlares ‘She {5 Hara _by Millionaire’ ne Del: artje to-day filed with the ‘Superior in, Piytiadel pha an answe: i fartje, sevora! ‘weeka ago. in which he: vie him to intra lowed “by board tthe Jen started Revered at Shetasee the resignation: of Secratay a Addison. Pista, who missioner John pointed Dr, tona had been accepted the following well-known and wealthy . of Willlamaburg were elected a + of the Bourd of Ditectors: Charles ' Hdwards. lammerman, Mort Web ate Banking been going over the books of the insti- th fer between: tha, meme _ot_the sboard |MEDICAL INSPECTOR. OF FAC CT. medic. the Ja : year. ports of the speoin! Willia His 4 anew position, created + Interest ony bi person er on time” deposit. personal call, malj or telephone, business men aa me: Fred- Cooney imer Driggs, John J. er board and Examiner who has} pension were read. that the bank | be resumed in « 1 to huve been | and the deposed offt- TORIES NAMED. 29.—State Labor oa | ms to-day ap- Graham Rogers, of | 1 Inspector of fac-| st Loxisiature, ‘The BROADWAY &! LISPENARD ST. fe greatly appreciated by mew who emoke SQUARE, NEW ORK BROADWAY & 724 ST accounts, eliher subject to check inquiry” invitea by — sing, Can be pet C that—bustness maybe resumed. but it: The-_Kuickerbocker Trust Comp 1 eHUreT the Standard Falroad thes oF | Girectors are atill working-to the end | showed a loss of approximately 6 and 6 aa aamRSaS i Cusexecdi tonal inen| ya | een : [mony, Mra. Hartjo denfos Jooka=85 (though the institution wound bmye to go through all the delays of a peers front Hinntes and Traders’ | Bauk, Miwak) aaaltinge Not a bear raid, for there wns no-short La-sponing of ihe doors to-day. Among selling. Matket sharpa attributed the BL customers were several making | n ATDOSIIS. Wha ever scare faeeanee tbe antorced \lauidadion onthe upon the ‘Trust nner at! Amerion-- tbe The ling was small at the opening of ~- Wudlnees, but it grew because of the —_deiay in paying off depositors, and this Geiky was, {n turn, due to the fact that the first to reach the window were bank Messengers bearing big plies of checks. St{Curities aq collaterial= for loans which | |the borrowers are unable to pay. The Stock Exchange transactions wer” enormous, when It ts considemd that} a AWAITS, SENTENCE Former Superintendent Blair, of Outdoor Poor, Guilty 2 of. -Robbery. Ge cthe |kalea were for~ cash, About 600,[0) Anstend sf Shures changed hands. — habe pac They Led the Slump. “entite course at the) Petinsyivania and Canadian Pacite tet ASOT Gg 8) ;the slump, the latter showing « loss of & | close to 10 potmus. Pennsylvania was | Imply #hoveled into the market in lots | vonning from 20 shares up to 5,060 trading 6.00) Van Week and several other Mayors, it to present himself. fiad | 1a “checks ‘by actual count. Each of 7 these hw} to be examined and compared, | @s8 forgers become trusy in times - of peenls and the closest scrutiny is neces- ng-House. George Blair, who was Superintend- - that ha ha: ie feed —to-honor more than 20 checks | Such a remarks eoatise the signatures were not satis-| }, s } factory. the: Trust Company: of Ameri TUthe savings banks are graduaily sus: | niches lostd an {ndictment tor_grand Jarceny fled | weak on néws from Omaha that from ‘acainst him Feb. 1, 196. #0 to $00 nie tid been discharged. Money was scarce and dear, call loahs _ eer ee pending the sixty-day notice rulo and AM drawing aa high as %6 per cent. The eeeaaes iE Te per eas before long it will be generally dropped. | trust Compas of Aenerisne sefined to | Firat National Bank loaned $1,000,000 at! smanded to the Tombs until to-mor- c) \ Depestta_are. picking up, money. that | dleeting Mr Ryan's reported caphire of | that figure. and the Chase Natlonal | Oy t iahikel Mastin hillel hla cane = @rawn out-early last week Js find- | oncom (to-day, Tn “anawer to mt Hank $1,00,00 at trom 8) to 7 per cent. | Rate a vailigatea soy eDlatrictsAttors its way back, and every minute of; mi aN e following state-| Toward the close of the market the call | * 7° 2e Wear Wilken tudes es business day adda to the total of * money rate dropped to & per cent., /"eY Jerome and Sra. Gh @ash available for commercial purposes. | par coon iiss arscenitey anak ee pers conta etna Drom ne cers Bome of the banks and banking +in a few minutes. Then the marke: The indictment againat Blair, who 1s Glaricaviilikima Ciats. siserintenaent| raulear? buteiwenkly,TS! rellevel’the [new eraynalred bent with) age (And, ¥ ltrouble, charges him with appropriaung Widen= | Thorne, president of the F. Have not been requoste) ty resien i olne." by Mr Ryan or anehnay Improving, Says Williams. street, while: she was an inmate of the |) ingane pavilion at Bellevue Hospital. Blair was arrested at the Ume and reWasod—on He has. since—repal Johnston nearly all thes money- and=the-value-of-the. for the suko of my, the mater off my mind, Mf 1 miit\ta mi “houses which had made tentative eh- of Hunk mi gegements of g0ld for importation to 9f Banks, at his oltice Broad-| money scarcity to some extent, J: Pier- | ‘ny, to-day pencilled following | pont Morgan & Co. have decided to tn. |to his own use $400 in money and $0) | “yangements—and—the-—record—ot—roid+— Tate -pathing 40 Fanart. except that tictpate payme Ordered trom the other aide conditions are constantly Improving.” | and payable on Nov. 1 > wp toa late hour this afternoon stands | signature "C, W" the| ‘The amall investor saved the markot as follows | “All Debit Cleared on. from total demoralization to-day. Pur- | were declared to have cleared off |stock flooded the brokers ‘with orders. Taal: hak Eres and stysbestreeomls asthe past -aix dayw probably” 260,000 tak pe mittee ahd the Laxn “Committee were fly, ta get oT et Tenth —H othe. Wernliz-+—pmon—wieeboraput.thetr ttle aavings | over can,’ 000 World reporter. ‘gon.oon j certificates | for agencies are days behind because | Pon cience.”” $18,760,000 | of these amall transactions, and clerks} _——E—E this_country. to-day completed their ar- | pote tov i tie note far pubitestion Spee worth of jewelry taken from Mra. Dora nore Inserined with Rena Smaak IN| ce manta op cries telomere National Banke... py lent share ‘The Clearing-Houre Com eiktva Sole te vada Lnvebtors'|7 7b urented: arts Yoon iooy | ctine on collateral for Clearing- “House | i e tocka. The trans- fw tha! into idivklend-paying e! s. pleaded guilty it Is great reélef to my ‘Tot London cables to-day Teported that in JACKSON TO-T.00K in the brokers’ offices are cating and eddition to the Kold already secured; FOR CRIMINAL ACTS. ppelte breninueenaty SITUATION O- K. IN {BSuntry, fod *thag hen would, be pal : sum : ef eter nt temaclee tetas | _—_ WESTERN STATUS fe ieee ney Pana the Court to. strike Mrs, Hartje'n an: | awer-off thera. evant and ‘mpertinent. Hartje also filed | written by Mrs. Hartje to “ 1 dine, one of the coachmen ¢o-respon i- jenta tn the case. lieed: by Hartjo to be of an inerimi-| Attached to Your Glasses, 35 Cents. nating character. old oe ever wrote Madine a letter. tenda that she is being harassed by jPald wervants In the employ of her hus- Invent_of the Outdoor Poor under Mayor (band. Affidavits are attached to her an- awer showing that Madin: his in the Tombs awalling. sentence-on— peatedty—oftared- ~targs— eon to traitor tothe woman. made a confession in Canada, acknowl: | Blalr pleaded guilty to the Indlot- | caging intimacy with Mrs. ecni) purchased a hotel. “ene: on. morte « wom-| Your Money Is Safe Ida and Helen Scott, daughters of John | ten to Howard W. Lappe were by his+ dictation. : 1907, In the office of Watson & Free- Jounaton,-ot-No--i8t—West-Forty-sixth + man, Mrs. Hartje’s attorneys, In:wh{ch | that 1K | months _yot me and have $30,00) in your pocke Madine was offered $10,000 if he would} get out of the case and out of ‘Acoordiner to reports from Philadel Dees att teens supplement ‘These lotters are al- | Mra. Harte atoutly denies that she). She con-> 2 had been re- Sadine recently | He Thoanswer of Mrs. Hartje ix accom Scott, alleging that the letters writ- ‘Harris Suction Clips in Windy Weather |diamonds you don’t have.to. worry: year and haye alw | are the-safest atid surest protection against breakage of eyeglasses. Sold: Only at Our Four Stores. QCULISTS AND OPTICIANS: 54 East 23d St., pear rourn ave. 5 4—West 125th Stes neartoror are 142° Columbus Ave. stat & 620 scx. 489 Fulton St., Brooklyn. ~ Opposite Abraham & Straus’ Diamonds are safer than a bank. When-your money Q-invested in They are increasing in vatue every ys'a ready cash Cash or Credit, one’ price” value. Geores: c. Boldt mt Tee- Morton F. Capitaliat Bankers é OFFICERS GC. GAY LoD, aus ayer wi TLIAM ARG ise any ROBERT. C. LEWIS, Treasurer. William Salomon Wim Salomon & Co., B, Aymar Sands Bowers & bande,fa' Jers me tvas Co: Louls Stern Hoffman Estate Steen Brow Prei Frank Tilford Edward Holbrook Prex. Go Mf Brads jot = Rradish Johnson Est, urence H. eer Gun ener, Jr. CoA. Auttn par & OO Stuart Duncal John Duncan’ ‘Artbur-Iselin Wim. Iselin & George Leesk Geo. Leask & ‘Andrew J. Connick js: Son Dry G ¥ Goods Bowery Savings so njuel D. Styles Riv Sav. Bik. Lord & Taylor. George Bankers: 2 Tr, Co; ADVISORY COMMITTEES — % Downtown and Uptown Offices 4, Mungeriord Hungeriord Brass and us Copper C a Sone Co. Co, Leask George Leask & Co... Decatur M. Sawyer & Blake: =Henry W, lowe President, XKEDERICK PHILLIPS, Secretarye CHARLES B, COLLINS, Caal AWARD CWI JOSEPH YE BRA a fa . DIRECTORS Plant hier. t. Treas, Robert Goelet Goelet Estate Arthur Iselin Wim, Iselin & Co., - W, De Lancey Kouhtse Keuntte Hoa : John #, Munn, M. D, t ‘Trustee U, 8, Savings * Bank James Quinlan @ Pres. Greenwich Sa: Bk, = ond Mires Waiitine © C= ree ae ler wit Ga. Pree Frankiin Bay, BX. Marton Whitman” Clarence Whitman & Company John C. Wilmerding Wiimerding, Morris & Mitchel! Lawrence & Ca. ar Leaycr Jr Eedanc Lemyerase & CX Thomas 8. Ormiston Ormiston & McOprmack ie asserted. that a representative: of| © ‘Auguatus Hartse met him and sald to|L. W. SW Madine: me I make another statement there won't be| “If you will come along with | i 000. If you will} Othing done to you and they will -see you get off alli right. In «ix ls wil h_ a it claimed, On another occasion, is the | f predist —wiaxt to-morrow —_wHl—britis: forth. They have been asserting for weeks that the:market was at bedn-ck, but today'a decline showed that the CHICAGO, Oct. 29.—The financial con- dition thrvughout the West was to-day bedrock waa tll ‘of holes, +sattstactory~in~ generat—te— the banks. and to the majority of business inter- Steel Holds Firm, __Josts. In all the- money centres trade ‘The enforced Mauidation embraced all] was on the check and certificate plan, {.y9—standard railroads and Industrial /and the banke were holding as closcly ‘securities and came close to squezing {as possitle to thelr reserves of cur- tagiothe marginal speculators out.of- the. renoys tarket, United States Bteel preferred| 1, Oregon Gov. Chamberlain, follow- sermon erent erat Hing the. tead-of other Statca. Backed ¥; oar prostamatton nrouind-%forthe preferred and 2 for) ‘ the & Brooklyn Rapid Transit, which touched |, the jowest- point -in—-foar Maul, Dela and. Hudson, lyork Central, Northern Pacific, Penn-| fisyivania, Reading and Union Paclilc|j, the East,.tut durtox the last tow | were sold in huge chunks and dectined | monthy have loaned millions of dollars Jamazingly. Some of them. established |.) Eastern bankers, t level in years, gteeese S was a rumor current Btock Exchange-that the Pen: rink to reopen |Ratiroad had decided to discharge ee {r-nffatrs" |men, This. did not_tend to encourage _|Would-be investors Inthe atock—The Pennayivanian gaye out the following statement at noon: | “There ts no truth in the report Thal Ag omen ere be ==be_.dia- oharged- Nothing of the, kind has. and begin crim| ¢ law bas been Violated. eT tave now learned yer—wherhert there has been any actual crooked- Fess Tr connection With the avante of id Mr, Jackson. | ariment ix in charge | ons that have. silepend: have received ‘poi any “por criminally, aipobind Wark. ACAINE arr aat reser: _ situation, ceedings If t Gateup to arenen. Rates for Sterling Up. Rates for sterling exchange to-day ware, up 1-2 and 1 cent trom yesterday Memand pills on “London teins” quoted | However, the market was still unset-| thes stiat th Prospect of further. 1m ‘At-ot=the= ene} this news came, Portland, whence Stated That the bulk of the gold, en- aro -absoitiely soand, and there sas _no “@eeements abroad were—on account “Tj, the jarge°cotton export movement fran; iit farke_W! ae @ Bankin a word woreda ith the ants) BANK OF GERMANY’S “DISCOUNT RATE UP. SeREN, Oct. B.-The discount ra of the Imperial Bank of Germany was | raised to-day from 5 1-2 to 6 1-2 per cent. sicnificant of the changed situ- syetre~imirkel sre that the ad- as @ full 1 pec cent. whereai ROS tik Ps thon ‘As advertised. for inFhe-Moming |"! Q s World's Want Directory. FAILURE CAUGHT * TTIAIAN RUSSELL whi tue actress, tte ontour, + positoss of the | even been discussed. In View of the ion ‘ The} tact that the traffic tor October ts oe Sea, fer See eGes for ced to her Was abouty—31 per cent, greater than for the { G. mn end wales ee Id} ama’ month lest iyear—which wil | ot all the leading “Binckamitha’ Bookbinders . Managers . 3 Motornen 7 ‘ | “ le Er ae eieerer : Mise Ru i WMiiners s : : j make the movement fr the month the Jargest in—tne history of the company, any matetal reductionia forces would not | be practl- Coppers and Gmelting realsted the | glump. ‘The copper’ situation ts bright | ening because of renewed European do- manda and an advance In the price of of the Buttonhole Makera Cabloet Makers Photographers Painters. Printers , Plumbers Volivhera Porters Pantry Help. Prosser ees IX. ek iy” {eQULIED AY the metal. ——— Ing Quotations. The Cle To-day’s highest, lowest and closing prices af and net chankes of atocks from yesterday's final quotations are aa follows? | | *| Compositors ,. - Cooks (Male). Pooks (Female)... Net Load. ortolk & Went. formation that they wanted, KNICKERBOCKER 4 CREDITFORS'’MEE TING To mass-meeting of-4op tora of the Knickerbocker Trust pany, to be held to-morrow night at Prarie te-dax: under the auspices of the Kni nt | mem! 1 ers! jwho are. fighting New | run or sign of a run.upon any of them. | Trust Com) hey not only have “standing accounts | will President Abrala tr Roosevelt was in conference the members of his Cabinet, Becretary Taft. rope 1OnGay. 1a calling for ac ‘sand credl | the were disturbed in | ‘The meeting is 4o- be ker bocker < Company Depositors’ Protective la QOn.-=whinn= wae tormed by. pers of thé HartemProperty-Own: pociatlon- trad; Thousands of circular larlem Casino to Fr milton's savings of lifet ore depos witht pany, will mak lem business | number of on tebe ed up because | uit financially ot the failure. a ROOSEVELT AND CABINEF DISCUSS | FHE SITUATION. | SS Oct. 2.—President th - all Except for more than two tis believed the finan-_ WASHINGTON GoT FIVE- STAB WOUNDS. =I Fi IN_FIGHT OVER: MONEY.) i: “pnitip Aceno, thirty “years ,old, at Js el ene Aes hoes ham visor Carte t ton ayenue, Rockaway ea Boh, Joseph’ in if ee niicted. ft Ja alleged. ‘s Hospital at Bar Rockaway from five stab rou Be the py Josep!) qtnirty -three years old, of > reet, Brooklyn. The men are Pu had & dispute over money [matters and to have fought In Antonliy |Danate’a saloom on Carleton avenue. ‘After (te stabbing Marvelln fled: ani pas not been captured, He ie describe! as being five foot five Inches in heleht hair and small brown jearvellas nok with | dark | mustache. Sin . “High. eo ttos.Ch' ge, J ater : High.” low, tlos.Ch'« K West, of) 70 Vital strength comes Shavers’ ty | from proper food, If you want to be ready for op- Re portunities, ; food that ts erator: Runners, i 2) > quickly absorbed by the eis es ahale B"5%,| blood and stored up -tn. Yarn unde Tehmunere easing a WM 18) the, brain, nerves and Feeders . Tinsmithy a oD, ee) pt bay — 24) Finishers Typewrllea i). By) ihotk “Istana Hi (4) muscles as vital energy, Upkeiaterers 18 st Sheetionde 3s hd % must be made a part of 2H South, ban pt 103 i your regular routine. Ry. rt By | Sou Fey, iy py Suppose you try Grape- ; " g is Bk oR" [ik] Nuts with cream for _ Harness Makers wi 2iy| twin Cy RB 73 73 n> EB 1 Housework... i) \ a on Pasi tis, 194) 106, UN — BR breakfast. at slowly raters . i aria i iS rataceny? § f z% | and note the comfortable i Lee earl w= | feeling of vitality that _ Every week, monthand yes Pies opr Fadia 1 bi, * “stays with you’? till World prints more “Help Wanted’ CR ona ee nation ii « ith: iat aR wy 4 at = * noon, «There's a Rea- _, than any three other (NeW) ies cured To td Dayn ‘Paso Ota | ¥ rt ig i oo san.’? Read ‘‘The Road ment te gionasieed (0 cyte any case. of AM BG BL Weaat: Une oe — 3% <p Wellvllle”? imiplgecde | fF Md dave or money refunded, Wo ino 2 MN Gveuce. Decline, bee. i Lids pa TTera TOT acer je tn aT | WILLE Es “Main store, 37 Maiden New York. Branch: 38 i We will accept full value on any bank in Greater || New_York that has stispend ment. | MICHIGAN © as er ter & Lounsbery. ‘Mabon &-Co.: Sutphen & Myer. 7 FURNITURE Hm | An elegantly furnishe: ahent, actual —valus. $300, on exhib in our-showrooms at Highest Grade D Furniture on Credit | Ww. L. DOUCLAS. |$3.50 SHOES mcs MEN Atrialwilloonvince aA .Doug- f $3.50 shoes are thebestinthe world. Stores In Greater Now York : Ct roadway, cor, Howard. if Htisadway, cor, HAL HS Broadway, core irriysteon eaters 1Az-TH9 ‘ypadway, cof. det. oN ree 3 Third A rerun. He AY Of. jsoeh elton Bey eet ee AV or ith a for BALS fernt: Powder tis} Makes Loose, Aca Withoul This sipnatur DEPOSTTORS 1 aa AVINGS BANK ust SAUNE any al ne sean AT ONCE: WITH TERS, Itoom -No- “sau ‘Tmes Building, Broadway & 42d Street Oct, 27, 1007, ANNIN. 8. On hter pf the late John and dawg orn} from fate residence, No. 17 th at, to cliapel of Holy Trinity at, on Wednesday morning, * Get. 30. Requlom mama at 10 o'clock. | Interment private, At his son's residence, 53.0 Hud. pon atfect, Oct. 27, 1907, DENNIS RYAN, ‘bewoved son of John Qyan. and Anna Spring, of the old Turnplsa of —Menaghs formariy of Riverstone of Mil ‘Funeral will wake 1 miare tw sahcoeey —thousands~ and thousands Cost more than some pianos, but there is no ay, price on account of their world wide reputation’ and known’ reliabillt When you purchase 2-Sterling you pay a fair profit above ig cost to manufacture, but mo: more. We make other pianos the Sterling, but thoroughly good from every * If you want an absolutely trustworthy instru—| have them as low as $160, others. at $275 and $300. Fair and liberal monthly ~ensting less —best you can get point of view. ment at a small price w possible than 200, $225, CARRY: Sel for ihis Wednesday. UPS, SCOTCH C SOUND 10¢ CHOCOLATE COVERED HEEL sta 19¢ Park Row ater ololoek SRG suith. ate aie ue NDS aul 1 tree es Soe Netweon Tattery The. Sterling ‘Piano- has given drexampled sulsacton to of Brooklyn homes: alone. paid them-to buy the pest and will Pay you. 4 - Square. Pianos at $10 to $25 We have a large lot of square pianos. very_ much. better than_those usually offered for sale, because we Niition in: our “own workshop, pianos that are just the ning for practice etc. the Sterlin ePianoce 518-520 Fulton Street, Cor. Hanover Place, Somer : OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. has ut them in the “For $10 to $257 LINEA DRUNKEN MAN. and blyeiteen |doolorine most by ti than anytting else 1 froublo has Been with the were all and eyon drowsy feline pain right oy were bile oh ton of tre stomach, were costive, moat of the. tim Zaueg. 0¢ Mot, Sprinr, Ark, writen for nour” twee with some expert doctors of the. Uni rRfaepea ea ig fe an 1 done have, \°. i they hay me more. g7o my, aed, 34M yol}o felt Ike an My: bowels. My mouth and tongue ja Avnatite fair.” but f 01d would not dixeyt, atomach, 6. 4D and ne patooetio. Neavy ‘™ tome, few mouthfula fet Please agnd “DOK qh