The evening world. Newspaper, January 25, 1909, Page 14

j a4 SAFEBLOWERS Women Are Men's Slaves, While Men Are (UGKENKEIM SAYS i Slaves of Machinery, Says Mrs. Kennedy gig, Are Just as Much Victims as the Poorest Laborers,” Gang of Seven Rounded Up ee After Running Pistol Fight “FIGHTING IMPULSE in Brooklyn, DETHRONED WOMAN. $5,000 BOOTY HID. Former Actress Declares Ma- aan | chines Will Own All Men Desperate Prisoner Charges) (nti atl Men Own All the Pals With Big Jewel Rob- Machines in Common. bery at Adler’s Store. ae By Nixola Greeley Smith. "Certainly the wife is a slave to her husband, But her husband can't heip it. He him- self is a slave te machinery,” such at least is the opinion of Mrs. Katherine Ken- nedy, who was a Arrested at 1 o'clock this morning, after a burglary In the clothing stove at No. 192 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, WIll- | fam Nicholas, of No, 213 Fast Thirteenth street, Manhattan, gave the police of the Butler street station InfSEmatlonyt which rounded up four men a'leged to} have been concerned in the recent hold | robbery of Isaac Adier's jewelry stora at No, 145 Court street, Brooklyn. That | durglary netted the crooks $1,700 In Jew- ela stolen from the safe. Later two other men, In whose pos sion were found seventeen skeleton key ‘were taken into custody while act wuspiciously near a clothing ment on Court street, The police he years ago when sho staged and Neve their prisoners ars members of ® starred in “The Ruling Power,” and a s bean robbing stores und , SE ena iralvries in, whe (8 How giving her days to the cause eet and Atlantic avenue aec-, Of Socialism | | s- & Policeman Frazer, who made the or te last week dealing, {ginal capture, saw t en laden witli gs, with wife-siavery, bundles coming from A >the A Wwe discussed the subject to- nie store. He gave chase aud one of gether in her hom the men drew a revolve i oi shots, none of fuer. Policeman Davis and the chase divided at ¢ Fraser got lls the second m running throug) Says Four R In the station houre, gave his nany and gave tle four men, wi itie ave- wife be a slave I asked. “If her still be supported by from Davis by enement theory, s. Kennedy replied nbed Safe but I wate on Jon ud of w I asked, Tae inform starvation,” answered the earnest rest of Ja r" ) admit that such a Joseph Messola ‘ werar to live with a street, and f Daa who terre her existence is a Montrose ave’ 5 reet house a lot of \« ‘ vate | Ceelainiy, but net to her husband at $100 was f hoajere t@ ber own weakness, her own coward- \ sing (tee v “ wardic declared to lave \ M ty re may r eral clot ‘ ack lyn. They 1 for trial § : Later, the pols ‘ te wen Joseph ‘Wagner and G ' 7 oman was. the I d her hus- pulses fle ng awoke Waen Man's Reign Began (Vy thi £2 eS AY pa tik : Wo WY i. —_—2> Unidentified Lab eon tho § Death, ‘I a é pores the women And He S t f r woman would vr 3 to bear children ' work. Te and iold the t of work for a0 | to get Aisec Ung this jo 1 don't belleve wivel 40 othe wt frequ b brought ugatnat *to the hosp! JAPAN WILL KEEP LOWER CLASSES OUT OF AMERICA, Premier Expected to Govern ment's Emigrant Policy All Are Slaves. TOKIO, Jo reribe tty 1 mura, Minister wee ht RLY expected t Defore the Diet in u {a understo v t Government's poltey on emiqea Ite devermination to 1 Darrassment and vray a ow other countri class Japanese to emigrate Marquis Katsura, Count Jacuro mura, we M nd Viscount 7 War, made briet spec the Diet tn a to armaments a that have i Members of A upeectic mame fonor with the 5 improv Were iui Bure said Ua * @nese Co verni guided by the econc Kennedy ea'd. ‘All among uit 1 We find edfior i 4 ge in living for o gelat! { fleet an autes ¢ nan & 4 str tor ens Calitora en self, but Gon of thease Americans, why fall to to me that 1 ident to meee ukRested Seserstans th BW yeopis. wolmau suivase Wovememt Of course I NEVER WAS WitE MILLION eee -_ > Has Since Married Young $150,000 ALIMONY GONE. MUST-PAY INTER Justice Gerard, in the Supreme Co set down the inotion of genheim for alimony from \ renheim, against whom she hee nenced a suit for absolute vores, spite of the fact that ee in a Ch for the woman Chicago decree was not ac law, although she accepted $1. asked permission to withdraw seven days’ won- | Samuel Untermyer, conn tablisl- der of the theatrical world some} i tected, unless Mi late to send the immediate tria Mrs. Kennedy made a speech before | ATHERINE® KHENNEDY PHOTO COPYRIGHT: BY: B FRANK PUFFER. (gos NEW! YOR Ny, wife to Will Guegenhe but never she was in Chicago days after marriage. cepted a fortune In 0 her she can separate | true cs an abstract | JAY GOULD DIDN'T UP Without a Millionaire Probation Offi REFUSED 10 TAKE BATTERED WOMAN TO TRE HOSPITAL Locked Her Up In Court Magistrate Says It Is “Outrage.” * is of wives here | practically slaves | Js, Women who bear | of ill treatment be- | id to leave them.” | FOR JOB arriage an at ahe already had a hus- Ing to at least $4, ‘cago divorce was The directors of the Metropolitan at her C ried under fletit and she ts the atrimo Chicago girl, necording to the lawyer, was with a man nar was Mrs, Herbert w of the Church vas standing at Battery who says she ran away | \greeme from Herbert w ives about her go divorces, she ma y agreadt te ‘ard will app the lawyers have agreed upon) Rallway ¢ nell, thirty-one ¢ —_—_— {ts Impr MRS, BRODT GETS $35,000 ‘treet and in fants change for the {Improvement notes a like amount of {ts collateral improvement VERDICT IN WRECK SUIT, notes. ; JEWEL-DECKED WOMAN fidow of John BE, McDonald, Wr WIG ot JN Mattar fete FOUND NEAR COLLAPSE. Policeman Discovers “Jessie Moni- B—Mre Brot, of han" Helpless Near Hallway From Which Three Men Had Fled, At Third avenue and One Hundred and Twenty-elghth atreet, at 2 o'clock this morning, Pollceman Goets saw Was three men run out of a hallway, pe Of woman Was leaning against a store as window there on the verge of collapse. sen She was well dressed, of good appear- f her former hus- ance and wore about $1,400 worth of t jewelry Goetz took her to the station house, where ahe was looked up on & | Ned from the Hudson Street ree and drove |} STOCKS HONE STEADY MARE Has Remarried, Wins Suit in England. Jan. New York, to-day obtained a verdict for w Injuries sustained persons lost the wife of John also for the dea ear ds dhiring t ffered from t July 1, and that h so shattered that s en able to enter a train since the day of the ng being the beet in er gain’ were Ae the session advanced, the induatrials attracting moet attention. Dealings were 4 oa were greater than he would saese warded, granted a st View of a poseinie appre claim waa for $10, the loss of ner husband ane her own Inuries The total salee of stocks were 429,40 shares and of bonds § ARS LEAVE BLOOD TRAIL IN PATERSON HOUSE, wy| Discarded Bundle a Hurrled Get 7 Place Robbed, irglare forced an ent ences of Arthur Livingston, y Elitson #treet, | BURGL Kennedy retotned The Closing Prices I to- ind that a window ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1v0v0. (RAILROAD DIVORCED WOMAN RECEIVERS. WIN HOM. BEATEN AND | SIN SUT ROBBED BY 3 WEN BLACKRLDKIN Annulment of Last Marriage All Parties Had Waived Trial) tense that Me servicer were needau Preceded Present Suit for mpany handed down dd obtalr awe When t S$ Seabury, counsel who insists 64.0" annum on 1907, 8 18, action the ie Seab' pd Robinson wei the rd States Miroult Says She Has Since Married lene suit not consume an hour Tells About a Lease. Judge Ward fn the findings the lease for a term of % ye olttan Feb. is, 18 nd systems They were ived together, an y Company Neu of al Ale expended by May, 1997, by the * for expenditures de ney. ration for this move, | tlon of $1,664 milled, not on expendit 000, that her Street Railway Company and the ng when York City Ratlway Company nd one in Chicago.” al venture of this edness to meet cont more than $4,069,(0¢ pd Herbert. She ere made oj a member of the A itan 4 ay, Herbert di- the New After ale kot and the J fed Jules pany, The years old, and, the Metropolitan eyer, fifteen New York Cry Ratlwa at the time stipulation. On ‘ ta referer as | Ward's t, Ratlway ce, t pany delivered to thi ropolitan 10, and eee 2 London and South- ‘ompany for personal the acelde she claimed dat a not a © of intoxteation ad \ she was Jessie avenue, who remarked that the, ber recto vy of execu. , that 1 ry bo: a relative or friend In court JAMES McCREERY & CC. ANNUAL SALE 50,000 pairs Ladies’ Gloves, Commencing Tuesday, January the 26th. 1 and 2 clasp Glace Kid, overseam or pique sewn, ‘Tan, brown, mode, bis- cuit, pearl, grey, white or black. 1.00 per pair 1 clasp, Prix seam, English Tan Capeskin. 1.00 per pair 12 button length Glace. Tan, brown, black or white. 1.65 per pair 16 button length Glace. Black or white. 2.00 per pair Jouvin Suede Gloves, 12 button length. Beaver, biscuit, mode or grey. 1.75 per pair 16 button length. Beaver, biscuit, mode or grey, 2.25 per pair 23rd Street _ 34th Street nnn ent tee mcmama Nie rea mn eee TNs O00 Against the Metropoli- Frenchman, tan Securities Company If TOO by Jury, and Judge Ward a Decree, Ruling Stands. Adrian H. Joline and Douglas Robtr son. as receivers of the New York City nally named the Street Rathway Company ofthe United and Fasex 5 t Court, In the sult againat Came WAS the Metropolttan Seenrittes Company udement in the sum of #.- t 6 per cent Ovtober March vy with the costs of the Had Ittle trouble in putting hin in the All the parties having by stipal waived at a! r Judge Ward tn arguments and re- rized ds t to bring ) paid\ by the lessor sion of Ye lease was 8) York City Railway Company, which ad- vanced the further sum of §2,8%4,484.31 ped in the lease and had e floating indebtedness tn addl- | and further capital were contemplated amount y were mar- Settled thetr accounts, Judge Ward 8, Wahl bring- O% May 22, 1907, the Metropoltian Street Ri Company proposed to Jesue tts ment notes to the amount of! for the purpose of rateing to pay its then extsting Indebt- ‘i jated new on to Jan. 1, 180, estimated at et Wiltlam Contracts With Each Other. the same n the Met- upany and Company t irtties Com: president and directors of ‘ompantes were ecording to Judge he Metropolitan Streat ritles Company $8,000,000 of nt notes, maturing July 1, ertain notes as collateral! » tasued In ex- Pefore Aa te Crane in the Loh jem Court this morning the woman a i 5 onan af Na: ery. Size 2 to 14 years, 95e . The olty di- hows ho such thoroughfare tn ugh. She refused to tel Sirs, | age or anything concerning herselt. toi for, Magistrate Crane postponed the em- va) for amination and told the woman to have LURED FROM HIS BELIEVETHEY . Lawyer Contends That She Obtain Judgmint for $4,964,- Trio Joke Over the Fact that Detectives Watehed Boy as He They Had “Trimmed” a Put Threatening Letters Plumber in Winter Tme. in Mail Box. Taured away from his freeide at No gn RY keeping a close wat ) Gluseppt Sheppard avenue. Brookivn, to a®lonel ngrelise an elgat spot in the suburbs of thy city ona pre- Yes With hts father orge Push, thirty-five 8 old, n Central Oflee Aber, was ret upon ¢ 1 beaten robbed last night hy three men. ‘The footpade relieved Rush of $1 and his gold watch and chaln and were avout to strip him of tis clothing when he re- guined conscious: Ruel had Anished iis suvper and wae sitting beside the fire ja wife and nek Hand o oymmented Delecive Gerrat Of late, the rch [tal children when a man called him to fx a been receiving water pipe n every 1 \ The man led Rush to Halmont avenue) Yet hes whieh ie | NA¥eaten, of No, 21 not much fraque kK. Hus (4 ry he war just about to where | “He 1 Dance friend lived when two p sprang | ot B out from the darkness ar upon him, The man wh him took rand and the land of dreams Rush says that while his s returning he hea about the fact that they } plumber in the winter them sugg r and they had started to carry out this plan when Rush found his volce and shouted for help. The men ran away and Russ was found staggering about the place dy some citizens. His pockets nare turned {naide out. He was assisted to tho Liberty avenie police station, where ex were suits joking fly in con A watch Was S48 night. At 2c little son. were found of Bradfom Street which he waa taken home es SUNDAY NIGHT LYNCHING SCOTTSBORO, Ala., Jan. S—A negro who Saturda JAMES McCREERY & 60. 23rd Street 34th Street On Tuesday, January the 26th. ES STAMPED PATTERNS. In Both Stores, )dozen Stamped Patterns, —Un- derwear and Shirtwaists. New ¢ in sets to match, igns Gowns on nainsook. 9... ... 6. eee Oe Chemises °° Minnie OC, Drawers vd uae ee chy Natit ood Corset Covers on nainsook..........18¢ Waists on sheer linen. dhoraubuonune WUl) INFANTS’ OUTFITTING DEP'TS. 4n Both Stores, Sale of Children’s Dresses. White lawn or pink and blue Dimity, with low neck and short sleeves. Also white and colored Russian Dresses. Size 2 to 5 years. 1.50 to 1.95 value 1.75 to 3.25 Children’s Muslin Underwear. Fine nainsook Gowns, low neck and short sleeves, trimmed with lace or em- broidery, Cambric Skirts, finished with deep ruffle, edged with lace or embroid- Drawers of fine Cambric, with tucked ruffle, edged with lace or embroidery. 50c, 65¢ and 7Se CORSETS. In Both Stores. All Corsets Carefully Fitted. W.B. Corsets, with extreme long back, Made of firm Coutil, strong front and side supporters. 950 Lie usual price 2.00 W. B. Reduso Corsets, extra firmly boned, greatly reducing the figure. 3.00 and 5.00 La Vida Corsets, with great depth on the hips and back, producing long, slender, graceful lines. Especially de- signed to be worn with clinging gowns. 3.00 to 15.00 SOROSIS SHUES, in Both Stores, Sorosis Shoes are distinctive in appearance, comfortable and durable. JAMES MeCREERY & GO. 23rd Street 34th Street ” 14 » Ingrelise, tle ningNo 1 Hrooklyn," always had more: and supported his use lag orning A opened by and tne letters were signed by the these letters?” the esced his house vas locked ut