The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1907, Page 6

feb. World that In the tracing of many fhajes Chiet Examiner Judson han been to his wits’ end to locate the from which they were issued. af noted simply bearing the in- a tiie Jenkine-Trust Co SOY, without any reference. whatever ch from which the notes Rew forwarded, have been found. This re [prevented a complete and accurate ysis of the condition of each so that the Examiner and his ve béen unable to render an ac- Statement: of -affairs. (Calle for Full Detalis. |-feeched: auch -®-crisix to-d day iword wes sent out from Supt. '# office at No, 82 Broadway officers of the Jenkins Trust iy that every effort must be Mei to trace the various papers to Hpi lorte: jared to be Tepresented on their ut Examiner Judson has been to have them properly sthed- fou mmust indicate on "negotiable papers: precisaly Just h brinch the ndtes originally came jas the/order sent to the Jenkins - ‘Company officers. ‘For instance, have found notes for large amounts bearing tho indorsement of the Company, without any other @s to whether th pre in doreed at the main office or its branches | in: Rockaway, or Bath Boadh, To-day ‘we fan across several notes which were eem from Bath Beach, but turned up at the Rockaway branch. These notes almply boar the Tndorsement of the Jens king Trust Company, giving no indica- cation of whenes ‘they came originally, We murt have this data,” Williams is Silent. Wiltisens “wns silent regarding Bupt,, Trust Com- the affairs of -th Lpany as well as other Williamsburg, Brooklyn and Harlem banks. He’ de- elined to state prospectively when these banks would reopen It-waxvtearned at his office that he and Attorney-General Jckson are agaln to confer over the closed Yon. One of Supt. Willieme’ jaaid that the Willlameburg, and Harlem banks tr ROOT AF Feady cust with which (0 do busines officers Of the closed he sald. “They can nif they can £ the currency to tand all demands that mage upon them, war that end. I know. succes! I do not’ know. are striving -to- How they wil ey AILS OCEAN CHEF) erty Street. albly John Miller, chet of the Hamburs- American struck jand killed by a trolley car “at Broadway and Liberty street eerly to- day. The by Was not Sdentined until fate this att Miller had come by ferry from Hoboken—and—wea—on—his—wey— acres Broadway to the Subway station, to take a train to his home In Unionport, Bronx. when the oer, running at great peed, struck him. He rolled for nearly j@ block under the wheels before the motorman could stop the car with the feeble hand brakes. ~Tha-onty-clue to the identity of the dead man was a card, advertising the Hoffman Hotel, at’ Tenth street and Avenue, B, Mr, Hoffman, the propri- ¢tor, was notified and went we Qe Morgue, where he “reco; The dead man was eixty years seen had Geen conneced with the Hamburg- LAmericun line nearty all his Eiki eerious ace In lower Broadway. Meahort timo due to theexcentive apecd oeitrolley scare ouTAy hours, when-the-stree deserted. motormen tui rail: Sec REFEREE IN PRESTON SUIT. Former Supreme Court , _Abra- ham R. Lawrence has - dy Justice plete deh to ac’ in the action divorce brvught by Suzanie F, Preston agalngt Frederick D. Preston, a Consults Corporation ‘Counsel | will be} line steamship Altal, was; early morning! ate apparently / the cur-( necessary on. all notes-andjrent ami allow their cara to fairly! nepartment’s contingency fund, all ex- HEEVENING WORLD. rf LL TAKE NETL. FIGHT TO HUGHES expense money. He asked the Corporation Counnel [there t is not some mnandamus Soacael jor other legal process which may be HutHized In removing what-he terms “ob- stagles in the path of the police.” He | Urged {hat official to make an immediate | Investigation of the conditions and leatied attention to the disastrous results ; of not providing the detectives and” plain-clothes men with funds necessary | to do thelr. work properly. His order to-day’ practically forbids |, }a policeman to.spend any money in run-| jing dowh:a criminal, 9 CONT MUST sors aos’ wor ACE DNORE SU tion of Criminals for Lack {Papers Will Be Servedion Him é of Funds: _ |} as. Soon as, He Gets. Over, : j the Jail’s Threshold. fol- | Yp-was_4—virion-ot_lovelinesa | that a peared, at the-wicke: of the: filing clerk in ahe County Clerk's office to-/ day and atiently handed In & document to which Bhe had just sectired ths sig: | eu ed. which she vanished. 7 tobe _an_order und permitted that a proce: Wait at the wate of the Philadelphia county prison, Holmesburg, Batur day, ang when Dennis Farr with | many alluses, doffed nis conv! and emerged into the world, serve upon | him the, complaint’ of Christabel Par- | tington in @ sult for: y divorce. forts thatthe couy Jn Brook- as to Powers to Remove “Obstacles.” j if stops SLEUTHS’ WORK. Police Commissioner —_}iaweaa his attaca of ¥ | Comptrolier's office -by emphatically dé- claring to-day-that, unless some relict were speedily afered to the Police De- [paTIMeNt- tn the matter-of-auditing the: contingency fund, he would take the fratier—up—with—Gov, Hughes and pos- sk for C ‘Metx's re- Bingham: paper proved |moyal. Comptroller Met Commissioner as only added fuel to the flame. Bingham, haracterized. the Comptroller'a atate- [ments as slanders. Old habities about Mulberry street sald ti that the war Was on in-ecarnest,and-that either. the commiastoner of Police or the Comp- troller would be a very silent and tamed Individual ere a truce wax declared. To-day the Commissioner lost no} known to th time in {ssuing an edict which is bound Q to have a decidedly demorailzing effect on the efficiency of the department, | particularly the Detective Bureau. The proclamation comes in the farm of an order, and is accompanied by a post- noript, calling on all inmpectors to see io the strict enforcement of the clroa- lar, It reads: Holds Up Polloe Work. oA Precinct Commanders: Owing 7 to the fact that the Comptrotler's of- fice han failed to date. to make the} advances out of the Police denunciation of the hot-air merchan: papers set mere inarried “Dec, r have one caild, yoara_ yeeitee vromanes | was rudely broken alter two years of bliss by the authorities of Philadeiphie, who toak her husband away. It then developed that “he wi criminal; the police as "Dennis Don- Harrington,”" “Wiliam anid by other names. He was} tson_aa a pickpocket. He is} Convict No, 7,716, His term expires on} Saturday. cisielate | | NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY je WILL PASS DIWDEND The Board of Directors of the North American Comseny, In view of the dis- | turbed. financial conditions now pte-| yailing, have decided to dele the de- claration of the dividend onthe oom: puny’s” atock—for—the present. “In -ex-} Dlanation the tora sald that the | company had loaned $3,612,968 to the yarious companies in which the North | American Company: is Interasted and | had relied on the repayment of these loans to provide funds for itm own atvi- en The other companies were unable to sell their own mortgage bonds except : at a. great sacrifice “and the North American Company therefore defer the | ividend payment. penses coming under euch head and all. police work Involving obligations un- der that approprietion will close at once.”" On the heels of this document he had y lanother. written ¢o Corporation Counsel Francis K. Pendleton, calling attention to the alleged injustice being dane to i Avenue Prices : ; You are invited to make close inspection and comparison. It will pay you. fh 4, FRIDAY, "TWO FINANCIERS. FACE ARREST IN BANK CRASHES) | Treasury Agents Said to Have Made. Startling Discoveries in Mercantile Books. . CASES TO BE PUSHED. (U.S. District-Attorney to.Lay Them Before Grand Jury” ‘and Hurry Trial | ‘two prominent’ financiers trots annowuncet-to-tax—o ot New institutions over which the When the troubles of the Mercantile were most acute it was announced on | excellent Washington authority that a close examination would be made into j those organisations named at the‘ time, i PRICE $30.00. ‘Street Coat. | } oor An exact reproduction of ‘| cution willbe inatituted within a few. good authority, will soon have to face orim! Dal prosecition asa Temalt of the Gev- ernment investigation Into the affairs of Ice FItagerAIA, after] the Meroantite National Bank-and-other}- | Snancial a1 Government has supervision — The Investization has progressed rap- idly, and, {t jx mid. the examiners hays unearthed "violations ofthe. national banking laws of serious consequence. ‘The purpose of the inquiry was to nx {eriminal responsfollity’ would there be juny sucheshown on the books of the lorgaulzafionx. Busy Night and Day. Three of the best Treasury agents have been at) work night and day and have been —in> constant. communication with the United’ States District-Attor- jney, ‘Thelr work is finistied only in jpart. but their coriclusions are sensa- ronal ©. AB & rewult of the findings of these inspectors the Government has definite- ['¥ determined to prosecute criminally ,0ne man who until « recent dule waa closely connected with a national bank, and the measure of his gullt and the character of the indictment to be re- turned/ against him have/been fixed. ‘Another Anuncler of /the Napoleonic kind haa been caught/ in the meshes of the Treasury Department's criminal; fet, This san ix eyen better known than'the first one, ‘sirainay’ whom prowe-) days. eee a Uncle Sam Doesn't: Sicep, Upon the highest authority, dt ts declared that the ‘Government | case; againat there two men“ia fclimied upon conclusive ‘evidence, and- their arrest, wilt ber followed ‘by a .prosecution certain In the belie¢ of the United States Dis- trict-Attorney ‘and the ‘Treasury omi- ciala to result in.convictions. oes irom Washington are that the miplatration’ is desirous) 1A pia f punishing any and ies rt lesson: and. minate quickly tne radical ditterence| between the criminal law tered by the Nation! ver: rid men are the malefact State law ol iNew York as | by tho District-Attormey of New York} County. = FOUND DEAD IN Tucker, Paralytic and Melan-) was found dead at the bottom of an alr- shaft at his home, No, 23 West Sixty > sixth stro! to-day. window pf his ‘room on the fifth floor, | tude of afflictions came upon Hin was partly paralyzed, was sibj epileptic Ats and was possessed, almost constant terror. hard drinker, too, it’ was said to the, af ‘| police; and after. he became unable to ty rates), all up-to-date stock, and work was melancholy and at almost violent. had three children. the little ‘ones were put to ibed Mrs. Tucker sat with her husband until ‘hej hot over $3. fell asleep. She crept to her room then, and’this morning went.to her husband ded to call him. the. xifesait the open window into the! shaft. | reached hiin. * pubMe office. HY_not ae Piano? choly, Had Plunged from” ANNE TE se Window. AA SHAFT BY WFE to rent than to buy. It surely © is if you are not 5 permanently lo- _ cated. Here are the. rental induce- ments :—We tent excellent PEASE "PIANOS $4and, $5 montlily, (speciat year- Atbert Tucker, thirty-nine years old, by his wife, “Annie, carly He had.jumped or faNen from a} ‘Tucker was once a waiter, but.a multi-/ roligious rparfa tliat kept, his mind ta Then he was a! sues keep them’in tune and condition free of charge and assume all ris, Cart- écharged one way. only—usually Inspection invited. , Mail or ?phone orders promptly, saUCTIOEM to. His wife supported thé family. | They Last ‘night after: Ho was not there, and| Tucker was dead when she i GOV. HIGGINS RETIRES. » Nov, &—Gov, James Democrat, who was re-| 128 West 42d StnntStar, N, % Tuesday, declares | Brooklyn Mranch again be a candidate ee 657. Fulton st. Our entire third floor—devoted exclusively to’ overcoats of every description— is the largest of its kind in the city. Only the best and Overcoats always ‘moderately priced. Remarkable sale_of _ki1 kinds that that sell regularly for $20, Ose —and-fancies,as-well_as_the thousand coats, creas all the. newest styles, fads _ popular conservahve models, The materials are both fancy effects and plain colors, ~ lined -QOvercoats. with ° princess” serge. Sizes range from 34 to 46, »+ Stylish and up to the minute, 30 0 ~~ sand five collars under price, —__— Garments far ‘above the average—because the materials are new_and enappy; exclusive styles only: The new patch-pocket model in fancy materials, alco a very select assortment of Ker- sey, in black, blue, gray and Oxford. Sizes for very build. _ Overcoats Extr walk. of emely-smart-coats-for by the very best tailors. Sik lined, eestor tailored, $ = very-nat _value_; SSeaoore ate. cae ieee suitable for men in every life. — Those _for_the- conservative dresser _in black, gray and Oxford—and for the. swell dressers, fancy effects. ‘Overcoats SoS $ 47-50. A {ur coat of natural muskrat fining, entire skins; collars of Persian lesb pure Leipzig dred, made of finest’ imported br salsof Hh cou Mlen’s Winter Suits IA airs cloths. SPECIAL a | T 50 Value $25.00 ehea yen com by cere Se Oe $17.50 grasp the oppor- tunity. the very newest and swellest, in eve 7 color and style. ae _ peseey ere er 21st ‘ST.—Fitth. Ave. Very Special STemcrow ‘You $3.00 Boys’ $2.50 and $3. Smart Shoes SPECIAL at “Can Pick a ee or Reefer maker of these good: Included are: at Five Dollars Each And Get $6.50, $7.50 and $8.50 Values. 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