The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1909, Page 1

To-Day’s Weather—RAIN or SNOW; WARMER. 1 RESULTS EDITIO PRICE ONE ‘CENT, Might B \\ RSOUTHTO ROLONG | Op Bull “STAN” EMO 70400 ee "MISSING FROM TY TREASURY _—_ Vay furnished by the Fina +] Mr. vin told ; ment to Willian. vins, hich | accurate,”’ Borne From Hotel on Stretcher ne made nis vepe eG ee Hae Hee He Looks Forward to Sum- | arawn tts mit by. $8,000,000, wa : | declared to-day by : E ner in Newport. |Casstdy committee to be an Inaccurate " y : report. ya Le | The expert was A, J. Leahy, an ac: | city sury . : C ant of the Finance Department. searched STANDS ORD AL WELL. | He testified that the statement he fur- a sum of $1,700,000. ° ; _NEW YORK, “FRIDAY, HIS FRISKY WE e Accounted for “Somewhere,” PSD OUTDOOR ‘Papa’ Rhinow Describes More eaeaiequmie teaver thets memeuse| il Pranks) Ot) young Spouse Mr. Ivins, T told him that it wae not | accurate,” testified Expert Le “tt , , would vequive ix years inbor, with aix to Brooklyn Jury men assisting, to obtain an absolutely correct statement. Diverted moneys ed back as far as ten Says Metz’s Expert, Ivins Incorrect Figures for of the finances of the! the Finance Depapt Ivins, upon which ir, and had over- $8,000,000, was edd iam M t to the Got at the clty Hmit by |DANCED FOR THE LADS. an expert before the have to be tr QASVASAAVATAVIASAT SEANAD O D NVAVAVAAAAAAAAAAEAAA SAA SEOOOA D DAVARI @) D ° Jo \Fo e oe\Ze e ° . e tw Ow CROSSING THE ATLANTIC WITH WIRELESS HERO “JACK” BINNS---TO-DAY’S EVENING WORLD As D. NVAVAAAVAEAAANAANS AEST OSS TON OEES C. Q. D. preureveeneneunencrncencececcuc ay C. Q. D e years Moneys Leahy supposed were tn the treasury were not there when One strayed item was! Tailor Says He Believes It W for. | ‘This money might ochee and Ski I | aes nished Mr, Ivins was a pencilled mem- be located elsewhere as having b Coochee aid Skirts Were | orandum. . i ee _|orandum | pended or diverted, the witness sald. Abbreviated. | | ‘Wife and Corps of Attendants | ccompany Him in ALL SUNDAY STAGE SHOWS | Mrs, Leona Rhinow, the Brooklyn Private Car. | bride who {e suing her husband, a tailor j at No. 43 Broadway, Brooklyn, for sep- VIOLATE | LAW, SAY R |aration, Hstened with indignation to her (Sreciai to The World husband's testimony before Justice PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 29—3.55 P. |Scudder in the Supreme Court, Brook- | M.—The following 1s an official bulle- jlyn, to-day tin of Dr W. T, Bull's condition, es | Magistrate Makes Sweeping oe in Holding Valeska Sur- [pcm ehiale te plecretresm MER nazz \pecially prepared and tssned for The itp AVE fae ton lawyer, asked the tailor {f he considered ‘myening World by Dr. John B. Walker, ratt, Her Partner and a Manager for Trial— |his wife an undomestic and trivial- aboard the private car “Atlanta,” en- Vaudeville Actress Peevish, minded person. Mr. Rhinow was very | (route with Dr. Bull for Savannah: positive that he did so consider. For | “Dr, Bull {s standing the journey the benefit of students of Brooklyn eti- comfortably. He is not tired and is| Magistrate Cornell, In the West Side fur hat, was very peevish over the de- | quette and social procedure in the par- jresting. He enjoyed an excellent Court, this afternoon held Miss Valeska | cislon and didn't mind showing tt tleular circles in which the Rhinows Iqunoheon of oysters, and after chat-|Suratt, her vaudeville partner, Billy Pe a ea eredee ee ‘T don't! moved many pleasing incidents were re. ' pe nt > ‘ork 1s coming to, |¢ing animatedly for the first hour with | Gould, and Charles Mussott, assistant | There's less freedom here than there ts |"earset: \yare, Bull and myself he sottled down | Manager of the Colonial Theatre, in In Russia, First thing you know every: Exhibit No. 1 was a photograph, show- and is now reading one of the latest | $00 ball ench for trial in Spectal Ses- body but the biue-noses will be moying ing Mra. Rhipow in the dress clothes \novels.’ sions on charges of having violated the |" | - ae - Ai of a real Brooklyn youth of fashion. ne first hearing the case |g, j ra a Sunday concert law, and handed down | Gould and Migs eure reeilaea el She posed for this in the front yard, j Buoyed up with confyence t the! a sweeping de affecting all Sun-| they had not danced but had just; Her lawyer commented on the fect] balmy airs of the South will prolong] day entertainments alld about a ttle and kept time to; that the pleture {tself showed that her | hie life, and expressing that confidence| "Section No, 277, of the Penal Code, | the music.” conduct was not apparently unusual | by extending an invitation to the prow|WP0H which Tam holding the defend-| “~ consider tt a mere quibble to sav guough to create any excitement on the | | the rotel Plaza to viait him|*nttr sald the Magistrate, “prohibits |the defendant didn't dance,” 1a] : oe ; prietor of the Hotel Plaza to Mm | the giving of tragedy, comedy, opera, Magistrate Cornell,” for tn Goulg's) tee for no spectators were visible lin Newport next summer, Dr. Willlam! pallet, farce, negro minstrelsy or other testimony he admitted singing five |! the background 'T. Bull was transported from his room | dancing ee songs and keeping time to the music.” | He Was Out of Wedding Celebration. | ss Airy | provisions of the Penal Code, magistrate produced two eney- to a private ambulance shorfly before HOTMAIL 8 produ wo ency-| 4 arratest (ie 4 : i |1 hold, are clearly violated by every clopaedias and read the definitions of Ap, new tear fed nat ena |noon to-day, thence to Jersey City and | Deaiceen zs month after U marriage Mra ry ti | performer at any entertainment on the the very “to dane the upshot of! Rninow gave a wedding celebration | [Mtted aboard a private car, which left] stage on Sunday.” ediidy CUT necialcnat ha Raina | eee eee eee ene cece Hor Savannah as part of the second) The buxom Miss Surat all swathed |bia| partner had performed) that evolu: (friends. ‘The party was given in a ection of the Southern Limited at 144) !n white fure and with @ big white | tion }New York restaurant. Mr. Rhinow did | o'clock this afternoon pu —-——= |not know what happened at the party, | but he says that {t was* several hours | Although little more than @ shadow | Dus chee Rayer ney Meeeelere neal pt his former self and stricken with it that she knew elther, In the mean. | tthe most deadly phase of cancer, the time, she was unduly kittenish and not | fersinent surgeon made the Journey laltogether restrained in the exercise of | out | her sense of humor from the hotel to the train without | ’ 00 sey RETARD CAL Balas RANDY fl BILD mishap and with practically no change | | bush, where she Is alleged to have had \ DI +>—______——— 7 Hn his pulse or condition, Dr, John D. the bathroom tete-a-tete with Willle twalker, who examined the patient im- | mediately he had been settled on a specially constructed bed in his pri- tvate car, stated that the ardors of the trip had ed no apparent {njury to tthe sick man, and that {t had not been |necessary to administer any stimulant. | Carried on a Stretcher. Franc Oa The surgeon was borne out of his} Mr jerartment on the sixteenth floor of the | the « (Plaza on a stretcher. Two of the hotel! Oakes, th jattendants carried the stretcher and tWo| oy, she trained nurses, Miss May Morrison and jury Adeline Estelle Sullivan Oakes, goo; titlans| in his sult for divorce, McIntyre, son of the minstrel, was re- \ferred to, Mr. Rhinow said that when he came upon the pair they had moved {out of the bathroom Into the bedroom next to it, and he really felt that he jdid have a right to draw a line some where. : He wouldn't have minded so much, ude out | he sald, if it hadn't been for what hap- jpened at another party, at Mrs, Smith's, Mrs, Oakes} on Halsey street, some time previous: eighteon | ly. The jury left to infer that tof W. & J. when any one in the Rhinow set felt that a party was likely to be dull, ar- J, Oakes Witness for W. & J. Sloane, Who, Mrs. kes Says, Delivered Her Rich Lace Curtains and Other Furnishings to Him. gy.) to “Tha claimed these toods months ago when ana Sloane halred wife of Francis e millionalre manufacturer, defeated In a trial before a appeared came to my office a 1 told mej | | of) is a crying evil y } nia knew the extent of it it would break | > r hearts, [f we could stop the | feet Gets nes ecient VRAD VASVDTODAAOSTASANTAON 14D C O D ', e e e rw | a Circulation Books Open | to All, u ie JANUARY 29, 1909. eee PRICE _ONE CENT. —— ‘BINGHAM HELPLESS TO PREVENT “GRAFT \Tailor’s Frisky Wite, in Male Garb, Posed in Brooklyn Front Yard e+e. Tells Legislative Committee Night Court Is an Aid to System That Collects from Women of _the Streets. PROMINENT. REFORMER DID MOST EVIL IN FOUR YEARS. |Ministers Should Bz Called Off From Meddling With ‘‘White Slave” Traffic, Which They Can’t Understand—Wants Civilian Probae tion Officers Named by Mavistrates. Police Conmnissioner Bingham, testitying to diy before the Legiss t the city, found op» im concerning police , the “white slave” , tinger-print identifica. lative Committee investigating the inferior courts trees Iportunity to express himself wi courts, crime, the Police Department, the social ¢ and probation oiti tratlic, court squad otti jtions and: kindred subjec The Commissioner is in favor of drastic polize reforms, which would thinks, in the conduct of the police courts, make for improvement, he n H Realizing that the practic to the tion of information ling women on the streets at t is a] fom the ¢ ‘ner on that matter. prolitite source of pol vil, the mem- Believes | an Pay “Graft.’ bers of the Commission devoted some | ily stated iinet bel \ b ut off unfortunate women to a tent It ts an en he said, | G lem no’ he continued, “I assure | traffic among immigrants in all parts | s f New Y If you a policeman ty ) a woman on the take her to the Night Court, n her with {mprisonment and some consideration etting off with is a system of wen of the streets, aph ot his wile to which W, C, Rhinow yous t to Stop Proposed Acti Rate Cee ten ae a aa RIE of Trinity. , : other honeae —— sincere man could reduce it to the A menOrtihevite iene minimum of bad effect I3ilss Jane Hobson, walked on either TAGE aide of ft, preceded by Dra, Walker, | before Justice Dayton and a jury In the add ued," said Mr, Oakes, “I-had | rangementa meres inumediatel made eee ae ra ranaularg tor EAA One Meddler Made Mischief. ed a lot of furniture wit | pot! e Rhinows anc 1 es otras f \Boseph Blake and Nathaniel B. Potter. | supreme Court, this afternoon, in an EE, Mey ORteT Dan ee Sano aa ear aU ReTUIEea ti a ae cera ec To do anything with this question ‘As the stre was being carried out) action against the firm of W. & J mapa Nice, Wakes clalmedl its illie Meiniyce) ea At er ae ae ae Pa Dt Hates on must call off the ministers. They of the Fifty-elghth street entrance of; sioane, in which she demanded 4, : nt out to her! Believes She Danced Improperly | ie F ¢ AB possible fe four | Corporatio: r e6 0 mean well, but they are 1g orante et is blanketed and bandage Riis ; ie ye mhishmsraana ter f scarcely flung thelr storm + erritorles a,| gation o John’s subject. A ain very distin: |the hotel tis blanketed and bandaged ghe valun of rich tace cvrtaine and dacaca| This is what Mr. Rhinow said hap- |” : Aun Mexico. nnd Ls i lahadl manian tt homenusaloeh mate burden caught sight of Frederick nishinge which she stored vante’s [ere tate ie the masthead this afternon’ ; ee Justice Frlang ' ry, the managing director after her separation from her husband, Mrs, R RGR the parlor, where amd las ‘ Court and s 1 to this com ity in the past four “Good-by, Frei” called out the and which, #he saidy the firm had de- aH Tinetarel fl 1 A Textean t Cory rs than an er factor j ee nh na Gore Teneo ih T that | moat of the guests were sitting around, wind blew (inte ae Notes Womens DASENBE faurgeon Ina faint volce; “sorry to! livered to her hush: pulling down their cuffs and patting} Springt Mo.; forty-six at St ve the policemen often make mis- lyou."" Mr. Oake 11 j \ e curls, and went into the din- Besse ! itt ! t On thirty-st yt cely evel ‘And I'm mighty sorry to see you go Maria. fant Mean Hi Nerina ltarmornlireinun? at f at Omaha, thirty-six | yh. Is scarcely ever a 7 Mr i er the Soon afterward young ; nile Moines and Detroit and 1 ' When a policeman doctor," responded M ry ie HOoernn the Sloe ‘i Bie avons ch alii) Be reaver iiatsterntevet allowed Revi Utero came at @ Es Wins a leruve vals But I'll see you again,” said thesick yr, Oakes said t Mepute x i Pe reraceeealeninasines ertl aimectroR disturbance of the winter was sewing ' u 5 preme C wo two. men ‘ 8 man, then, “I want you to come marearl i kan cacle (Hae racelnisatorathen cet i e say | Sounds heryimen Se pe rarreenttl pa ipnaR de gra ailroads, t-| mittee hope to convince ee ¢ n the morning if c 01 « ‘a tilno: t i 4 A Ane ‘ lw i s th Newport and visit me next sumer ONbe - json " hen : ra HN sate e gaits ; i g0 and Northwes dof substa Ws inquiring the time This Southern trip of mine is going t IR Saas rubs aha ee Was } The ko. I Island and Pacific, immer do me a whol nf good. I just th 5 {6 sald’ that he omer ning. local Ee riacrs th aul a Commissioner E told the come ty some sunlight and to brace Pane a enter aie |e Bureaauunder a Washing # west of the Miss ce is composed t placing pollee up on. That MISPERAIEISHER Gavehseneher read as fo ppled. It was W. smith, F sin mag urts as court I'm confident nat So much! NOFt West storm warnings or- Ake ; Dickson, William G s |s vuld be abol- Vm making plane for fasted tin ? she sag, dered displaye noon from Hove rand Herman C. shed. He 1a board You'll sure! me up rales he teh than he deemeq! Baltimore to Ne irk. Severe sea fon is addres Magistrate ed to appoint P Fred, for then T can | i Sieg re was the usual physical] @torm over Ilinols moving Bunt, ‘ a5 Sat Manning, ibpoenas, look to thank you for all e anima all of the, Imerensing southeast winds i Souee, BEDE. day Trinity Church; Wardens William wu a r and per CED TTD EUR parties (all W the Rhinowe gn. #MMfting fo aonthweat nnd bee SSN | City and Oma Fdward R. Randolp others similar olving upon 1 ar} te , 5 i | partle n ne ‘ xisted a essages| athe | hasan Fs nae His Trip Begins Mayor Has Issued No Permit and Police Will Stop Soliciting | wile Metusre appear This time coming high this evening, Weat- (ad SO 5 legal ground Vt a F i : ‘| yn S| wiitte got away from Mr now, and Fly wales Saturday shifting to ‘ RW sub-| 47 Beckett asked and Justice Erlanger If it w t such a serious matter it PRE cirslahere wae roriarel forward Nid by Children or Others in Public Places | the tatlor took his wife home northwest by night. 5 wt rary injunction would mak augh to see a big, then and sill ge ito the waiting ; eS : : tadlghan’ re niaywe F an doing probation and i Mra. Rhinow indignantly denied that inia i P ni ambular sand br, Bl of City To-Morrow. na had riakiria atiall In aaz| CHICAGO, Je rye pee gious work ork," said the Commie got in wit! atents, and when the Pratiatatne nthe t she did not| vice west and t 8 sful and sior Under t tions now preve Gory t and tt ta an ‘ \gony Miss ony that lay by t 5 ere ey Dene grewa .Iw j 1 nfit for the bh J 1 tag t e said, ta ” 1 ‘ Py t the t hous: oret Cor \ 1 1 but the The * ta 1 ! ( < iinwilcal tht s y gist i is thelr broken stre ! w : F F : , { avenue t " . viled tallor t t ! _ k ) CE A SVR \ na ‘ ad nader th it : 1x t and | Corp re Night Court's Bad Effect. } Tanideperted, lira. Walk ea jecured ! ad granted ermiss wher broke ¢ 1 ‘ . ard | Chape N : " ‘ vad ef. Agliowediin an electric cab. tag the benef talian wrote t tter to He Commis : 4 st Paul di to as f 8, | gation in the force. Po aie mak Seu devises Felted saul: du val shutters LEVanaabtenthaian sedans ead manawa cor ately #1 op, Poa Hanats ina Second Page.) < ad Laing) priben 4 Ne Cie Kia hialitia len: take 3 ees agen made so thal ce, seil to day an tiay the Hi y ® P: Pees nd tal LY ede vege : 7 saloner learned that no per: no school children would partictpate {n| their $12 and $5 Men's SVIBs | Roubee es by the dorey were Fe) gs Ly Coathbth kLOILDA THAIN ra ae ina Night Court leave thelr poate unprgs @ut, followed. by her private eecretary,| mit had been iseued, and th ts and Suits, ail iy , now open at the new 1° 9° ‘Deets Bd ta Pa rpc ARE ABC AN Levy date 1 Grays and Browns; ana ported down ink > SAL tnd cevervatlon eax’ drat. eae eatabiiahent 8 edera | tected and, being human, they loa nounced that under no circumstances | . aoe ond The weather map issued to-day was ¥ & re |, Blectric an ‘url hans | r r] metances she believed that now the Ua, cial price a ‘Sat Pp issu f apie t tnt unt cars to Palm Rory Bay alin ‘barbers shon opea dar when they get a chasce.” Continued an Rocand Foner woud Be allow aay, “tagging le-mare ieayer Would grant © pecan "Bren Daturday alent ta Maeah Paces tpoceaiey treet. ee | ET ae ae. ish Bway, 805" | Shabe The Ce yanones woud Dave 0 od HE ADMITS EXISTS “rr