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eG fun COMING. | ‘BACK TO TELL i- SWAMP A MYSTERY Mr. Vickers Believes Murderer * of Mrs. Whitmore Will Be Known by Midnight. WHITMORE IS ALARMED. ‘Asked for a Razor When He 2eiston which reteased ex-Mayo gene Heard That Elliott Was on Way Here. receiv ers, of Hudson County, this afternoon that Fred Piliott, Boston man, who is supposed to hold the key to the swamp murder m left Boston for New York noon in company with Detect lock, of staff. In consideration of his to tell all he knows to the Hudson the atto the prosecuting romise Count uthorities Eijlott was released from custody by the Boston police, who arrested him last night Mr. Vickers that the full story of the killing of Mrs. Whitmore on Christmas night will be known be- fore midnight, as the train on which Elliott left Boston {s due here at 10 o'clock, Whitmore's forinal examina’ which was to have been o'clock this afternoon, was po ie until 5 o'clock, ‘The inquest will be held to-night. yhitmore cried and raved in believes @fter he had been told that Elliott was coming on from Boston. He begged one of the detectives on guard to get a Yazor for him on the pretense that tic wanted to shave. Judge Branegan hus ordered that Whitmore be deniec forks or anything with whict injure himself. ‘Dhe that ne will commii @ chance. Woman Prisoner Discharged. Cassie McKay, the woman friend of Geor; Dickinson, Whitmore’s Tender- Join flame, was discharge! to-day ‘Centre Street Police Court. She was arrested last night and estioned | closely about her association with ‘Whitmore and Elliott on Dec. 2, The McKay woman's story fits per- fectly with that of Elliott save in minor details which she might be suppose! Ao contradict, inasmuch as she ts said to have a husband of whom she stands in fear. But there is nothing to show ‘that she knew anything about the mur-| Ger of Helena Whitmore Elliott's Story. When taken into custody in Boston early this morning Elliott taiked freely and told a straightforward story which the police belleve. He vad: “1 left my home in Newton on Christ- mas afternoon on the Framingham train at 5,08, leaving Boston at 6.37. 1 went to the Continental Hotel, where 1 got my check cashed, and took the 11.30 train to New York. I arrived a Grand Central station between 6 and 7 o'clock, I first got shaved in a barber elop on the north side of Forty-second street near Third avenue. Then 1 went up on the elevated station, where I met Motorman Francis, who was running o shuttle train between Thirg avenue ani the Grand Central, took two or thre trips with him, I made inquiries about my old railroad friends and learned from Francis that Whitmore still lived in Brooklyn, at No, 23% Adams street, where I boarded with the Whitmore: 1905. “I then went to No, 65 Clinton street Brooklyn, where 1 had read in adver Usements that motormen were wanted but there was no work to be had. 1 then went down to the Ada street police court and 1 o'locl Ustening to the cases there, Then 1 f; ‘I guess I'll go and see I left in 19% 1 owed her and had left a smull locke rity, It had my initials . i aved on it, Said Wife Had Gone Away. No. 1 asked f “arriving a whiun: door and fife out woul to the bridge Another man came to the d @ stranger to me, about twent ears old, 155 pounds in welg feet 2 inches tall. I asked for ‘whit: more. “Hi Wait a minute.’ ‘Th T heard 1 He downstairs iM k d,’ he answered, 1 asked. nd i'm glad of wal nee ‘at this, for and knew how d. After a while he stown to Lilly Pest ant to get my y looked at me 6 for a fly” cop, Vell, 1f you want Lena's "We packed up soins nda bOx of feathers and| Lilly gave here was GN and. odd. Pin eene Germania It stood in the names of Theodore and Lena Whii. more. I sald to him, ‘What good is one now that Lena haa gone we EX- MAYOR SCHMITZ FREE, BY ORDER OF HIGH COURT. ty EVENING WORLD, In a colifg drive f th of the w 4 and Frank severely: injured. D; New York. THURSDAY, with n between an Amsterdam avenue troll: ar ani a wagon loaded % . eal PatliSisty aise There is said to Ar m avenue to-day J be 50,000 cases in Scoti’s Emulsion Berger | We SAN FR CO, Jan and Hot pellate Court of Californta te mise ets, Baki Bey Hoboweny andere will strengthen and E, Schmitz from yy and de fortify you against the elares the indictment on the eof 4e@ Wagon was going R id if extortion void. This decistor prbadls -sixth street and got Grippe, and if you Also affects the case of Abe Rut Je y car. ceding south have had it, it will a | Joseph Groater, moto! seathalcay da} A new Bolleau Giri Calendar next Sun- | i ‘ yy. Every person who got lust Sunday's | Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Vick- yyojtean Calendar will want it. wort, did mot get last Sunday’ Get the set. paper. ‘Ten cvlors, Those who | should start aow. | Extra ovniity seat ne horse and slipped e wagon remedy. on was ‘nocked their down build’ you up quicker than any other known Al! Drugetete Two Blocks on | Sixth Avenue sax |Q)Neill-Adams @ Established Forty Years 20th, 21st & 22d Streets Not like «similar b less money. T! constructed article. Extra hus heavy ca: ing. Ks € extra uary Sale price lars, !4-inch top rods and § gS, best gold lacquer, Reg- ular price $26.00; Jan- op head a finished ™ $19.75 $26.00 Brass Beds, $19.75 (Just like illustration.) eds adver! id IN EITHE $50.00 Chi $38.50 (like cut), except the columns are plain; of quarter sawed golden TE DiNG el R BUI Extraordinary Price Reductions in This Great January Sale of Furniture Buy On the Club Pian:—Through the Club Plan we extend advantages to buyers of turniture, floor coverings and upholsteries, heretofore denied those who wish to buy first-class furnishings at lowest cash prices. joining our Household Club you can pay a little at a time on a big bill, | || Making it ‘easy to furnish your home completely at the start with a very | small amount of capital. ina Closets, Wass end and door, one | of quarter sawed golden oak, hand- nel in back, stands 6 | somely carved, € feet 9 inches foot, | es high and 4 feet 4 | high and 4 feet 9 inches lo with in the hes wide; handsomely carved. | French bevelled plate mirror, 42x18 Regular 4 ice inches, Regular price £50.00, anuar 0.00, Sale Sale price .... eg $38,50 ae: oan 'e $47, 50 ; $60.00 Sideboards, $47.50 (like cut), except it has a-slight im- provement in the carving on the base; By Three-piece Parlor frames, highly £90.00; $90.00 Parlor Suits, $65.00 high ¢ Like the tion, built of guartered oak on finis ty impo! 30; drawer work, dusty Cust January Sale price “$38.50 Handsome Dressers, Saou like illustration ghly constructed velour, Sicilian cloth, ctions of these fi every respect. Re, mes, This Mattre: pure whit. very luxurious bed; Mahogany-iinished upholstered in silk plush or panne ne coverings. The sr $65.00 £19.50, price an ary $19.50 Felt Mattress, $15.00 (Just like: illustration.) is filled with the finest owtlake felt, making a long-wearing, non-absorbent and vias sanitary shown in the jllustra- n gold- sird's-eve Maple, Tobas- 1 Mahogany a bas? 23x4 rror of best q nch plate, size 24 mirror back and veneered and finished; nels between drawe heavy cast brats bangles; first class locks January Sale he pre $30.00 ches long and green denim (Like cut.) They are 7 wide, with coverings of ; | | which makes them extra festructible. Regular price $16.50, January Sale price $16.50 Wardrobe sent cr $12.75 30 inches They have edge top, deeply tufted springs supported $12.75 soft and At % 3,000 pairs of t took the entire Phere are many exc Re owners without muc! Regular 75c. pair, 5 Regular 85c. pair; Regular 95¢, pair; Regular $1.50 pair; Regular $1.75 pair IN FITHER BUILDING aissance, Irish Point, These Curtains are so priced that they will be in the possession of new spec spec ‘Special Sale Newinsians Lace Curtains Below the Regular Retail Prices ble of Lace Curt hese popular and most servicea lot and Jou can participate in the y ceptionally pretty designs to select from. Brussels, Tambour, Cluny, Italian, h delay, pecial... 45c]| Regular § + 59¢| Regular $2.75 pair; 70c | Regular $3.00 pair; special. 95c¢} Regular $4.00 pair; special pec ih $1. 10! Regular ice sacrifice, Copies Filet, special. $1.65 $4.50 pair; special. ins of etc, $4.25 $1.75 $2.45 | “$2.95 was seulp Scond Bai eaul Girl srt Calenda in Distributed with JANUARY nd iF POO Yea Alc SRA aibs GranulatedSugar!7° At All the James Butler .... Stores. 4 Pa are now nearly 200 “JAMES BUTLER" GROCERY STORES in and about Greater New York—all of them doing a large and growing business. This enormous volume of business gives us a tremendous pur- ¥ chasing power in the markets of the world, which benetits every housekeeper who buys from us by putting money in her purse and better food on table. No other retailer or combination of retailers or department store has more than a small fraction of our p sing power. It is im- possible for them to furnish JAMES BUTL quality without charg- ing far more than the JAMES BUTLER price. You save a s extra cost by trading regularly at the nearest JAMES BU It makes a big difference by the end of the year. You sin better food for less mone) 1908. Rice 5 ro 17 Eaua! in food value to the highest priced. oS SWirt’S Meee Lean, tender and juicy little * SS pet week ai fectiv cured 9 : (sco °S. QH. Green Stamps Free!’ But . QH. Green Stamps | i Store, both v gair Prices Quoted Are for This Week Only. ( CREAM CHEESE | Choice California fruit, full Of meat and thin of skin, as ot Highest grade cream nourishi loir, York State full Ree best sir- bacon; every s with fat and lean, thi tel my Wh lesale cos’ Butter Tub Butter, giv- satistaction to a , 8ic Print Buiter He Brook—Faney quality in clean cartons that are ——_— yi | Flour iPride of St.Louis Brand Superlative XXXX quality—the very Ebest flour d. Ne orand Igive :$ equa’ satisfaction tor bread. uit, cake pastry, and no other {high-grade flour can be bought for so low & price, viz: — packers with all purchases of 10 cents or more, except C O. D. Groceries Sincle Stamps with All Grocery Purchases. Double Stamps with All Liquor Purchases | ExtraSpecial'S.QH. Stamps | Free This Week With I Barrel, $5.95 J Norproot: pound gay [2% tb. Bas, 2e || Teas and Coffees t '71b.Gag,25C} 54 wv. Bag,1Zc GEA 60 Stamps Free with {-Ib. carton UNXLD Teas. . - 50 | = BO Stamps Free with {-1b. carton Ceylon Golden Tips,,,, 50¢ Hightand Grand — In Smoked Beef BC Stamps Free with 1 Ib, Choicest No. 1 Teas, ae Muson. jars, eich reduced Se} f +: { Blue Ribbon Brand — Appstizing jf and dainty: sliced thin trom 15 Stamps Free with 1 lb, Choicest No. 2 Teas, 20 Stamps Free with { !b, Old Plantation Coffee. } esi cuts; tresk daily: i2¢ | Gon Bi 3¢ cartor tor... i; 18 Stamps Free with 4 lb, Cholcest Blended Coffee. - 25¢ Oranges ‘ : 10 Stamps Free with 1 lb, Choicest Maracaibo Coffee,... 20¢ juicy California fruit; 25 rf ~ Potatoe: Ss = } | 10 Stamps Free with 4 lb, Choicest Santos Coffee...... 17¢ be ctemon | Cc New shipment: of fing, ound Po- lewashipmentake . | Nid te ae Gen Now 100 STAMPS FREE Me uu ne ASE rom. laine, i Llowin; bination purchase: Peck, 25€., 7-1b Basket, 13e | | With the following com! PI Viectiars 1 Ib. Butler’s Very Best Teas, worth $1, for 5Oc i evenaee Onions 1b, Old Plantation Coffee, best imported, for BOG! 80c Biscuit Dainties cut: quart... ++» NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Corn Meat with the following combination purchase: ae ieee Mik : 4e Triumph Bra cest_ quality ! Ib, Old Piantation Coffee, best imported, for SOc - 5 3m C ) wat or yello' ' 40¢ ; Ib. Butler’s Very Best Teas, worth 50c, for 25 j c ai OC Mas AHS 10¢e clot iolden Crisp . Sugar Crimp..j Prepared Fiour b Self raisi ind mos’ Triumph Brand—3 1b, packae Blue Ri bbon—2 AME! ee \ BEAU TY GINGER- La Radical Price Reductiéns in ele 4 96@ Canned Vegetables cab econe 15e Ib. SS Fard Dates Pecrieec(G Bund jb Essie Brand—Fancy Quality—The Best Obtainable. pac a De Doz, ’ PACKAES Sedealsesess «60s i2¢ June Peas, No.2 can...186 1.75 | Tomatoes, extra farge ane 175 | | Blue Ribbon Ath ~ New ime Spinach, 1,75 | Baked Beans, N 1.40 | Succotash, No. 2 String Beans, No. 2 can..15¢e Lima Beans, No. 2 can. .J5e Sugar Corn, N cin... .12¢ Farina Blue Ribbon Brand quality: 1 pound package Hominy Grand—trom Ss n maize, SlD Sit g Qe y smaller pkg. +++ Triumph Oats Best Northern grown ned and kiln dried; package. me 10c Ormonde Castle and Other Brands of Standard Quality. | Can, Dox, 15 ‘ Aunt Nanna’s Tomatoes, various brand: 5.05 THfemtest breakiast cakes nakees tie 15 | c mutlins, large pac Buckwheat Flour Tomatoes, No. 3 can. Sugar Corn, No. 2 ca Beets, various brands., cted June Peas, No. deans. 120 140 String Beans, 2can.’2e 1.40 Lima Beans, No. 2 can,.12e 1.40 Triumph June Peas, No. 2 can...- June Peas, First Americar String Beans, No, 2 ca Lima Beans, No. Spinach, No. 3 Spinach, Bull bs | Baked Beans, | Hy 465! lar 1.65 | Pancake Flour Sugar Corn, No. a iumph Brand, H FREE This Weelk i 1.15 | Succotash, No, 2 can, 13¢ with All Liquors ‘Double Stamps! = less Brand, 3 F Baked Beans are packed with and without-tomato sauce—same ¢ price. Triumph Brand——The old-fashioned The Big Dollar's Worth: French Peas... ,Petits Pois Moyens, imported.....2 cans, 25¢ milling? takes youl back to 15¢ Trysome Whiskey... } | French Peas Petits Pois, extra fine, imported.. can, 19¢ the farm; 3-Ib. cloth bag.. California Sherr: {California Port. }3 Full Size Bottles. $ | Monogram Whiskey Tomato Ketchup Peerless isrand—Guarantee For Greatly Reduced Prices pure [rhe old reliable, bend ofthe best Spanish Olives and absolutely fee (rom artical j An YL boule; AOC c= Essie Brand z otties 1c and i10¢ Hace ‘the Best Imported. Worcestershire Sauce jon Ine Hon $30 $1.50! imperial Whiskey : atest value ever Ofiered ii aaa liquor; free from all im- purities; botile.. {ree $2.00 1: Power’ s Irish Whiskey! Peericss —Most popular season- in ¢ in Americ tultits, each, Ie, and, LOC Chili Sauce Butler's. Horse Me sh ent Sir John Powens i ye unl -fainous ~ ts fresh grated peta Se "Sal 39e a7e 10e 12e Se 10 20c 15e 25¢ math: Rout: 106 Liberty Pickles Kingussie Scoteh td A mellow blend of fiighland§ dines Salmon All kinds of crisp, fresh bottled P tiquor, special simported) { imported Sar ench Essie Brand--Cioicest Columbia appetizers; Pearl Onions, Gher- bath on ©) | Ou Pont Brand —in finest Fr River fay ig fiat ean, 2855 kins, Chow Chow and’ 4 Qe | Guinness’s Siout ove rey, $200; each 2OCY ft-lb. tall can Bc Yo | eae la rc Ee Extra Foreign Dublin Stout $i 351 La Cobriga Brand — In French Us iat can ere aed ack Ge dozen bottles, pint size @ H olive. oil; fapzen cans, 15¢ Re cane wie eG = Bass Ale ious: Brands—Fancy imported; wits Ga i atiakaiaey c , Woe 2 ctober B ANG live cans, ed Bri ed Ale ‘pottle, The Old Oct $4.50 in oliv vil; dozen cans, 10¢ See en ean ait ances 15e] bot dozen bottl o $115; each... .s00009 and "aie | eunt V Peaches — Choice ‘California | Basle Wear litornia Bart saith 3e | Lemon Clings, In rt | ? large No. 24 £15 ¢ | ormonds mon Ammonia For the house and aun. bottles, cach 10c. and, g mph Brand; ol it View Green Ga 1 Bird Gravel ie in rich syrup; No, 2h ver washed; Rae 908 World Almanac Now on Sale Price, 25c. By Mail, 35c. Another 0 on Jan 19. In Ea iy in rater New Yok Ou. oa al. 2 oie Ten Colors,