The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1909, Page 12

VOIGE IN COURT ADS PRETTY Gt Baritone Singer Makes Per- ‘sonal Plea for Young Woman Accused as Shoplifter. 'HIS WARD, HE ASSERTS. | ‘She Said She Was in Chorus, but He Refused to Explain. @. Marlo Sammarco, the famous bart Itone of the Metropolitan Opera Com- fpany, made a personal plea before \Magietrate Barlow in the Jefferson ‘Market Police Court to-day Hiberation of Anna Crico, twenty years old, a pretty little Itallan, who was jarrested Saturday night In a Sixth for {avenue department store on the charge | iof tealing a brass stick pin worth vefive cents and a brooch valued at in. At the police station the girl said she was a chorus girl and that she lived {at the Hotel Navarre, where Signor \Sammarco {6 also quartered. She Istayed in the lock-up until Sunday Jafternoon, when Sammarco got ball for iher, ‘Thia morning Miss Crico appeared iwearing a modish tailor-made gown and a handsome set of fox furs with @ fur {hat. Sammarco, who accompanied her |to the oourt, told the Magistrate that ithe girl was employed as his maid and jthat he bad brought her from Italy with ihim. He eaid that If the girl were re- fleaned he would guarantee her good leonduct and see that she returned to \th old country when he goes, a few ‘weeks hence. ing that the total value of the Goods which the girl was changed with jtaking fell under $3, Magistrate Barlow ischarged Mias Crico. As the gri wer took her to where a tarcieab ‘alted them @ reporter asked Sani- roo to explain why the girl had twlven her occupation as a chorus girl vers, peared aane was a maid fn t oy. 8 nor repiled, w {some hauteur, that Ne Nereus tions to ma he had no explana- nd kept on going. STOCKS WAKE GANS BUT TRADING SLOW ‘Union Pacific, Reading, Smelt- ing, Copper and Steel Best in the Market, Stocks were fractionally higher early ito-day, but the trading was dull. Most of the dealings was entered {n Union \Pacific, Reading, American Smelting, Copper and Steel, all of which ad- vanced about 1 point, while People's Gas gained 1 1-4. The gains were held in later trading, which continued slow. Further gains were made in the stock jmarket during the i ident ‘Taft's message Netesneress Raline for ‘haste on the tariff bill so tha ie Hua nesesaltuation would become set- "vanced Bee: @ buying which ad- he upwai y vas ci ued ta the end, prices beg at the hina of the day at the close. r Pasig daviatithe/close Gains ran from The total sales of stocks 78,70 ‘shares and of bonds Sagi The Closing Prices and jstocks and of net changes a yesterday's final figures ¥ i Amal, Copper Am car ry ‘Am ‘Am Tee Co. Locomotive 8 & Kk. y re 1 1 iNet, Lead % |Norfolk & wert FS North. Am 1 IN. ¥. Central it ik Pacitic * H & Wert x I te St. 1. 1% y Stel Spring i ading +2 iRep, Steel [Rock “Island 4 Rock Island pt Pa |South. Paoitic "4 Third) Avenue irs Unton Paoiti U8 RK & ¢ : 4 49 i FINE FOR 8. R. T.—MAYBE. thes for Infraction of Order. Bteps fine agains I road Con with one of irs the Public Serv jwhen counsel w mpos lyn Height itute a separate mom \ een within mye SANMARC'S the | = _ Q Service Hoard Wants Big Pennl- | BARITONE WHOSE PLEA KEPT GIRL OUT OF PRISON. | LOI ORD ONIPIG- CO COLLECTOR LO®B, POLE Gives Fifteen Interviews in Twelve Minutes Without a “Big Stick.” | Wiltam Loeb Jr, who had been Col- | lector of the Port for Just one week, + Introduced to-day something he learned of the Roosevelt metiods in disposing | of visitors by the quick Interview pro- cess—without the ‘Big Stick, of course, Mr. Loeb had been in Wash- | ington since Saturday and when he re- turned to his desk in the Customs- House to-day, every chair in the tig reception room held a man waiting to see him. Only a favored few got as far an his private office. The others were disposed of in rapid- fire nterviews of an averago of one man per minute. In twelve minutes, fifteen | had met the new Collector and had de- parted like the provession of the mov- ing-picture show. "Glad to see you,” said Mr. Loeb, shaking hands with the first man, and, before the Jatter had a chance to say anything, Mr, Loeb shook the hand of the second man and continued about the room while this one-sided dial whe rattled off as he went by the sitters, "Glad to see you! Yes; good-by," he eaid, Then the former secretary of for- mer President Roosevelt went back to his office and the room wes cleared of visitors, ne, THIEF BLAMES BUTTON. | Ex-Convict Says Woman's Vell and Pocketbook Caught on Him, | Louls Klein was arraigned before Ma- | Siatrate Herrman In Yorkvtle Court to- day, charged with attempting to steal pockethook Mra. Jessie Adams, of No. 419 East y-fourth street, tn the shopping dist “Don't | Ho Ms jthe s | tree I was Another George M. Sunday's World —-fror Idea Dow appearin, Honse, png with next The American Grand Opera 15.00 | | | STINSON 10 QUI OFFICE ON APL 1 —_ | -\tlomey Suggests United States Dis! Resigns and Wise as Successor. i Is of United States Districts Attorney Henry L stimson have known for sever the was going to retire Mee about April 1 ed Metal an- | nou i 1 n to-day's: Tribune to release t fi >. Mr, | Stimson himavif w iss the | matter It ts generally din legal circles tat M . | be asso- lelated in the pract y with Sen- om ator 1 re partners before Mr. I w to enter the! Cabinet of ¥ sovelt, and Mr. Stimson was Inted to his} present office at the request of Mr Root Mr Stimson is said to have recom- mended for appol tas his succes- sor Assistant United States Attorney Wise, son of Gen. John & Wises famillarity with n and his personal pop- ers of the bar are ves in his favor. It is said, will be kept yunsel for the Government of tus FE Heinze, the opper King, and in the federal proceedings against Charles | W. Morse, the convicted Ice King and | banker | Henry A Wise Mr pending litigat ularity with the chief inf Mr. Stimson a spectal in the pi me JUSTICE RULES OHI AN SGD HERE Wife of Divorced Musician Al- lowed Attachment on Judg- ment in Cincinnati, | Frederick Esterbrook !s a professional musician, and bis wife is Jesse Moore, | an actress. Last November she sued) him in Cincinnati for a divorce, Ele put in the defense that he had got a decree of divorce from her in Chicago the year before. But the Ohlo Judge gave her judgment for $5 alimony in ‘a lump sum, $50 counsel fee and coste Esterbrook did not pay. His en- fagements brought him to New York jant week, and his wife's lawyer served an order on him to appear and show why the judgment of the Ohio court for $566.12 should not be entered against | him here. The r also got attach: | ment on his m ‘al instruments. Before Justic tzgerald to-day, Es- terbrook’s lawyer set up that the Chi- cago divorce was as good If not better ‘than the Cincinnati judgment, and that allmony was not collectable In any! | State except that In w it was @ *| jed The wife's lawyer showed that Ohio has a pecullar law on the subject which makes an alimony fudgment a personal judgment, enforceable any- where. Justice Fitzgerald made tha Cincinnat! judgment the judgment of his Court. ie SL | CUBAN TROOPS MUTINY. Take to the Woods With Arma, Puraned by Roral Guard, HAVANA, March 16—A sergeant and seven privates of the Rural Guard, sta- tloned at the town of Vueltas, In Santa Clara Province, have mutinied and taken to the woods with thelr horses and arms. It apparently is their in- tention to make an effort to start an uprising. Strong. detachments of the Rural Guard from adfacent, garrisons have been sent in pursult of the mutineers. —————___— BARNARD GIRLS GIVE TEA. Entertain Petticoated Seniors of the Horace Mann School, The Barnard College girls gave an- other of their (trousers-barred) enter- talnments this afternoon, this time a ten. The guests were from the senior class (p t seniors only) of the Hor School A ea wae brewed and nt ty-two of conversation tors not to mention seven leagues of ggg This is uting vy stenogripil records allowing for margins | Advance Showing New Spring Models 34th Street=---West | Misses’ Tailored Suits 14, 16 and 1& years, suitable for small women; new elfective | models; perfectly tailored, in the prevailing materials and colors, | | 20.00 25.00 29.75 }thi - that post W Tailored Suits=*=rox wom Of French Serge and fancy materials, custom tailored, several smart new styles, copies of French models, \ 25.00 29.75 39.75 GUAROLAN FOR BOYS | WTH $4,000,000). > THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1909, Double Surety Stamps Up to 12 o’'Clock=— Restaurant, Adams Building, Fifth Flor THE LOWEST PRICES in the City and PROFIT SHARING STAMPS Redeemable in Premiums or Merchandise. ONEILL-Apams @ The Co-operative Store Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street ONE SURETY STAMP with Each Ten Cent (10c) Purchase, Ten FREE Surety Stamps to Start Each Book. Franklin B. Lord Named to Act for His [wo Younger Brothers, Judge Jackson at Mineola to-day ap- pointed Franklin B, Lord jr, guardian of his two brothers, George De Forest Lord and Bdward Crary Lord, who are under fourteen years of age. Franklin B. known bank at his hom: estate of over $10, His widow, who wus the chief beneficlary under the will, died a year and a day later, and as the two children had no tural guardian, the Court older brother. These two ch r the will of their father and the sequent will of their mother, will get about $4,000,000, >. BRITTON AND SCHROEDER Make Application to Justice Marean tor a Certificate of Reasona- able Doubt. Argument was heard by Justice Merean to-day, In the special term of | the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, on an, application for a certifi of reason- able doubt for Col. Edwadr E. Britton and Quarantine Commissioner Freder- tok H. Schroeder, who were convicted last week of embeaziing $4,000 from the Hagle Savings and Loan Company of Brooklyn Immediately following their convie- tlon Britton and Schroeder were aen- tenced to Sing Sing for terms of from to four years and aix fourteen mor months, an om one year to four and one-half years, respectively John L. Ell, who ts associated with Thomas FE. Whitlock as counsel for icted men, argued the motion He sought to show that his clients had the convicted, been {llegally treasurer of the sayings company not they had control of the fund that no embezzlement could hav committed unless the money actually passed through their hands. District-Attorney Jonn Ff Clarke op- posed the motion and argued that the prosecution had been conducted along perfeotly regular lines and that the men had been convicted after a fair and ‘mpartial trial d ice Marean reserved decision ——— COAT FOUND WITH THREAT TO “PARELLO” IN A POCKET. Police Trying to Find Out What Happened to the Owner of Garment. Capt. Wiliam Bogardus, whose com- mand is the brick barge “Margery D now lying at the foot of East One Hundredth street, this afternoon took to the East One Hundreed and Fo! street police station a blue double-breasted coat and gray Alpine hat, which he sald he had found on the deck of his boat this morning. Both hat and coat were well and in a pockel of ihe jatier waa found a soiled acrap of paper on which was scrawled in a mixture of Itallan and something which seemed to n threat to one ” Tt stated that 'Parello” had been seen | taking a young woman Into a moving ||) picture show, and that the writer would ‘fixe’ him for It Parello’ was told | that while it was doubtless his inten: | tion to take the young lady In question | to Italy and marry her, he would never live to do ft. The message was not signed Lieut. Lasky handed the writing over to two Irish policemen—Klerney and Kehoe—with orders to clear up the mystery forthwith —————_ AMBASSADOR O'BRIEN i TO REMAIN IN JAPAN. | Ex-Secretary Straus, Who Was! Slated for Place, Will Go to Some Other Embassy. WASHINGTON, March 16.—Ambasea- dor O'Brien, at Tokio, will remein at Former Secretary of Com- | and Labor Osear Straus will be | ted to some other embassy Ben- | Smith and Burrows, of 3 man, ested the retention of Mr. O'Rrjen. worn, EN AND MISSES Lingerie, Linen and Pongee Gowns Charming and effective models, as seen nowhere else, 19.75 to 35.00 “Awnings, but would be pleased to quote you prices measured and | Dress T Last Week of the Great Sale $100,000 Worth of Fine Bedroom Furniture Stock of the Athens Furniture Co., Athens, Pa. Every Article Sold at Just 4 the Regular Prices. The stock consists of complete Bedroom Suits, Dressers, Chiffoniers, Toilet Tables, Odd Beds, etc. The woods are: Golden Oak, Mahogany, Bird’s-Eye Maple, Tuna Mahogany and Circassian Walnut. | $38.00 Chiffonier, $19.00 | — $45.00 Dresser, $22.50 (Like cut.) Maloy. two large and two small swell front | drawers, with cast brass trimmings. (Like cut.) It has jour large draw- ers and two sniall; swell front, | The top is 23x44 inches. French French shaped legs; top is 20x36 , shaped legs, nicely hand carved. inches; large French bevelled mirror, 46x20; rubbed and polished finish; | mirror, stze 18x36 inches Thorough- ly constructed, rubbed and polished made in Mahogany and Bird’s-Eye finish, Regular price, $22 50 ’ Uresser, with | | (Like cut.) Made in mahogany and Prettily shaped French plate bevelled | $45.50 Dresser, $22.75 $39.50 Dresser, $19.75 (Like cut.) Top is 25x44 inches. | bird's-eye maple. Swell front, two Swell front, two large drawert sist large and two small drawers, glass trimmings, French shaped legs, size of top 23x44 inches, large, oval French plate bevelled mirror, 18x36 inches. Artistically carved, construc- two small; cut glass trimmings; large French plate bevelled mirror, 22x28 nehes; made in genuine mahogany, Maple. Regular price 38. ‘ 19.00 ' $45.00; half price... Made in mahogany and half price $81.00 Dresser, $40.50 urate) Beautifully hand carved, French shaped legs, hand cary- bird's-eye maple. pentine swell front, glass trimmings. Large oval French plate bevelled mir- ror, site 23x34 inches; thoroughly constructed and finished. Regular Adams ed claw feet. Top is 24x48 inches, ser- | Building. | i horoughly constructed, hand pol- ‘tion and finish tirst-class in every shore ugh! 5 egular pric! way. Regular price shed. Regu P $ | $45.50; half price i $22.75 50; half price 19.75 (Like cut.) Made in mahogany and $45.50 Chiffonier, $22.50 bird's-eye maple. Swell front draw ers, with glass trimmings, French shaped legs, size of top 20x36 inches, Large shaped French plate bevelled mirror, size 18x20 inches. Just a bit of carving to add to its artistic beau- ty; thoroughly constructed and tine Vase Regular price $22.50 0; half price... $3.00 Awnings, $2.00 Best Quality 8 Oz. Awning Stripes Send us your measure and we will make and deliver Awnings, ready for you to hang. Size allowance up to 3 feet wide, 4 feet down, in- cluding curtain on bottom, and 2 feet 6 inches out. Frames and fittings of gi vanized tron. Awnings complete, special at, each ...++s $2.00 Note—We will send instruction form how to measure, also samples of stripes, upon re- uest, We do not measure for nor hang these hung upon request. 500 Screens, Three Panel At Exactly Half Regular Prices ‘An exceptional opportunity to secure a serviceable screen for the Hall, Pate, Dining Room ie Summer Home.’ These screens are filled with burlap, denim and repp, Many of them have embossed leather top panels, others in old Dutch lithographs, with either weathered oak or mahogany frames. 3 Panels. Regular,. $4.00 $5.00 $8.00 $12.00 $14.00 Cretonnes—The Prettiest of Spring Draperies The largest and finest assortment of new Cretonnes we have ever shown. Colorings and designs more pleasing than ever, and adaptable for use as wall coverings, portieres or window draper- ies, upholstering furniture, slip covers, covering utility boxes, sofa pillows, shopping bags, homework 15c to $3 50 . cushions and filling screens, Per yard... 40c Cathedral Cloth, 15¢ Yd/150 Pairs Irish Point Lace $,000 yards of this most popular Curtains Drapery Fabric, printed on 40-inch 74. exceptionally good designs at SU tee ot He aes less than cost of Importation; 3 yards i long, 48 Inches wide popular colors. — Regular ce 30c. per yard; special Regular price $5.00 per oe Meee a bSeiir specli For 20 yards, 27-inch Stripe. Orders taken at this price for this week only will be delivered before April 15th. Make the worn furniture look like new. We measure, cut, make and bind twenty yards of 27-inch Versailles $ stripe fOr... seve eens evens 3.89 oc. per yard additional over twenty yards. This price only for Boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Hoboken and Jersey City. O'Neill Building—Fourth Floor. Solid Steel Shears Solid steel Shears, 6 to 8% inches long, having slight imperfections which are scarcely noticeable and will not interfere with the cutting qualities of the shears; kinds that would ordinarily retail at 69, to $1, to be sold at only... 25¢ ding—Basement. O'Neill Buil runks at Very Low Prices Sturdy Dress Trunks, made of bass- wood, canvas covered, malleable iron trimmed, long strap hinges, riveted throughout, muslin lined, two trays, best lock, light weight 28 in. 30in. 42in, 34in, 36in. 7.95 8.45 8.95 9.45 9.95 We Give Surety Stamps and Redeem Them for Premiums or Merchandise = Carpets and Rugs Two Special Offerings for To-morrow (Wednesday) Savonnerie and Extra Axminster Carpets— Cut rolls and discontinued patterns. MADE, LAID AND LINED COMPLETE Regular prices $1.35, $1.50 and $1.65 | special at........, j ee eS G Rugs—Very Special 1,000 Japanese Matting Rugs, size 1x2 yards, 7c | | Value $1.25 each; special at...........0c 0.0005 O'Neil! Building—Fourth Floor. $2.00 Inverted Lights, $1.39 Entirely New (Like Cut) An up-to-date brass burner of the goose- neck type,with needle valve regulation and air shutter, £0 d quality inverted mantle and inner globe, with square art glass shade, Your choice of colors, with bead fringe to 4 match, Regular price $2.00; for 1 39 to-morrow (Wednesday) only at $ U O'Neill Building—Basement, Special for To-Morrow (Wednesday ) $3.98 Philadelphia Lawn Mowers, $2.98 We carry a full line of the genuine Philadelphia Lawn Mowers, the only kind that give satisfaction, LR ee case the Dewey—a first eS lass Mower in every respect, ver: SN easy running, has four cave Hen FS Spe cutting blades, and self sharpening. err ad Your choice of 12, 14, 16 and 18 Re —) inch. Regular price $3.98; Complete Line of Garden and Lawn Implements, such as Spades, Spading Forks, Rakes, Shovels, Hoes, Turf Edgers, Garden Trowels, Garden Wheelbarrows, in fact everything used in the gardener’s line. Llectric Flatirons Specially Priced These are all highly nickel plated, with stand and six feet of cord and plug; can be attached to an: electric light fixture fitted with 110 volt curren 34 Ib, size, regular $4.50, at.........., $3.25 444 Ib. size, regular $5.75, at... ++ $4,25 Fie aber aty pay cord and ug, volts, Regular price $7.75; plug gular p $6.00 special at ....... HoouonioNbuDtaonE i $8.75 O'Neill Building—Basement, Eight-inch size, complete. Regular price $11.00; special at ae Cetines,