The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1910, Page 4

= STORY TOPOLCE ‘Court as Glover Murder Events Are Revealed. police station the night the girl was ar- a ne 80 out his own rested on the charge of murdering Clar- i , | Finke while teatitying in the Supreme | gupy ai t0y iée ‘tajaeten eae Glover, was the first witness In ‘) Court to-day that Tivis ra. | the Le Blanc trial to-day. Miss Gal- |b }Journed the case three weeks to allow | & Heer Kem. lant’s appearance on the stand was a, counsel to find out Just how many times | @ Supreme Court to-day severe blow to the defense, which has, Sun | Bi the young woman had tween married t of $1,400 In favor of tried to exclude Ser, She went to Nova | lay A a and or not she Anna Backhaus against the Jet Bootie, her former home, and for a| | . by .| vor any of f anit ii Ir Compan: Mrs, te fong while refused to return to testify); Frank Gebracht of Bradhurst | of led vat ped fur the prosecution. | avenue, the plaintiff, sed that reet near Sec. Mise Gallant was perfectly at ease! ‘ he married Mrs. Gertr eaman in jer down and ¢n- And answered her questions carefully. | \ FA, ane 18 and subsequently te 1 that she ntly | She told of visiting the Le Blane 5 Wee & ai | had @ husband living from whom she | # fued for in te te girl in the prison and said: AQ - ae a bet Charles wht into court and “I saw worry in her face. Her hair urt to-day to substan. ibit was uncombed, Her hands were very vO s ann iiacecah nther sult pending against Black. I saw her given food.” ° | yy, in which Mrs, awers. tement at the station examination. She Heard a Shot. she said that she stayed about Toon accompanied the Glovers to ‘They returned from the game about P. M. and went for a short autome ride. Supper followed. It was about ‘Was upstairs in the house, Glover asked her to meet him in the laund Dointznent. in the Jaundry, ber. She began to cry and Glove to make her stop crying... Glove ‘but she never touched the revolver, had day manifest from the depression that yeqerday’ borough #hares whic chased, Buying of ti im putting the list yesterday's final despite support that was apparent in Bumber of leading securities. Steel, Union Pacific Broke into new low ground and stoc! mibsequent trading, which was brisk. aad ve features, & the final hour, when a buying mov of moderate of stocks shares, and of vond ‘The Closing 000, e |. kowet and last me of atow eet OC ih "emertia Lage estou oe See With. Fore, aw ie ari" Gn % ( by “ BR an Sy +4, 3% mae 2% Bf 164 } i" 1% IM Fit * % Hay Vt s ioe ay M6 t Prt + it ¢ RR 46 + as. f § Hie Had ite t n* iso* jot t io my > me wy f Bb.” 28 t Sm “be = 45 48 bo 1% Obey F as 6 bts ; gts G8 t ‘a + BOR agt ME oe Ne 8 “es Tes > ie Be” ty IIT 1 me t Ta 73% + 118i J 40 bon + 16’ = im $ READIN COURT Prisoner’s Lawyer Collapses in Miss Gallant then identified the sten- ographer's transcript of the questions | | put to the Le Blanc gin and her an- ‘There was @ sensation in court when | Lawyer Johnon, who has made an |" especially strong fight for the Le Blanc @irl, collapsed and was taken to the ey Higgins read to the police Deserfhing her movements on Nov. 20, 19%, the day of the munier of Glover, the house in the morning amd in the after: | ie Comb and pin fo le 716 when she left the house, Glover having 1° departed at 6.40. She went to the laun- | ary, That morning when Mra. Glover ad ry that night, and she was keeping the ap- When she met Glover at the laundry, she paid, he made improper proposals to her which she rejected. He the: Gfabbed her and dragged her upstairs where he attacked or her by the throat and choked Tufts of Waltha wr for the Le Blane girl, to proceed with | of Mrs, | the case. had a revolver in his hand at the time, He threatened to kill her if she told what occurred. Breaking away from Gipver me ran down the stairs, and as she reached the bottom of the stairs she heard a shot Ghe heard only one shot, #he main. | Opening higher, the stock market to- & tendency to recovery "8 Severe liquidation caused. The move to ~ Work prices upward was noticeable in Reading, Steel, ft. Paul and the Inter- re heavily pur- issues resulted 1 point above f} but at this lever Bim the upturn was unable to resist an out- break of selling orders that quickly had the entire market moving downward and Reading fm general, were reacting sharply in the Ptocks mate a wpirited rally in che hour and best prices of the day Were recorded at the close, when guins ‘f from 1 to 2 points showed in nearly 1 Recovering after a selling movement during the mid-day, trading settied into, @ @eriod of mertia until the woginning | Droportions developed Sent the list pointing upward at were 13,500 WOMAN WHOSE HUSBAND'S COURT ORDERS COUNTED. Two GAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec, 7.—Mise One of the } Zetia Gallant, the French interpreter fan against who examined Hattle Le Blanc in the! ht sult f .) Years old, ight that he had shot |e itd vt of the | Mri | aft “Yes, Your \¢ told the police that she aid not | @ funeral was being held in the! sygiy house on the ‘Tue: owing the] 4. i shooting a ae mee | coe me | Glover was dead d that both | Was not She vane | ! wer *, and that ruggle with Gi | that t laundry » did Lawyer Collaps: She did not see laundry. If any she probably wou! person, she sald, ness, “On, mj} As Dist | formed reading without collapsed. “Not a bit, ley Brewer OFA coma LD a ‘ e- | iS ic iy 5 % : bd 2 3 i a 1% 2. Sy ¥ 3; * 3 “ TSS F Poly NA SoA reat Fae, Ragaig. Appear Case and Trial Is Halted to | Get Record Straight. endant, who w 1s neve! he asked, h lon “A few months before she married fe oon wut Mrs, | Gebracht,” replied Seaman Glover never told her" to shoot him. | “When djd you learn she married Geb- | racht?’ soon afte Tho present address of Mrs. Gebracht, Seaman, name she has is not known, Makes the Ideal Child’s Branded on the Inside of Every “QOUNT HUSBANDS "S588 oc -OFTHSWOMAN,” ~ (SCOURTS ORDER: Made Voyage to China in Dark, Under Steamer Decks—Dried Fish and Tea Their Food and Drink. SAN PRA ‘0, Dee. © girls, captured day when empt was being made to smug- TeSeven that for works trade, re is no brought lave trade, in Annulment) e fra All t i en in A Bight Ch room with n were also in the isbanda of a young wom ir a young | e une husband ceeecneitifinimamins ° VERDICT FOR MRS. BACKHAUS on ann of mar ks to rec us wife's ser- to which her er a M injuries put him, nar | ————— SIGN LANGUAGE. rst ave! “o™.” FUNERAL IN a was avis, Seaman, ‘She got a Mayna and dumb when he actically every deaf n 6 three years asked the Honor; that's {t."" sald Justice Davis, | © to her was vold if she “il when you married ow the plaintiff, n annulment \vorced from Hollywood De F pody. was ¢ you and the defendant She used to ally and cook self. She 1s, she in- married Gebracht Have you tried it? It’s Good for Hot & Cold Meatss 1 makes a Fino Salad Dressing and Fish Sauce by adding vinegar. At Delicatessen & Grocery Stores, 10 CENTS. Spoon with Bottle, sald Seaman, or whatever other SS GS ~ SS Sao A samy Gift The Bestyette Storm Cape is a practical, sensible Holiday Gift—a lasting, useful reminder of your good will, You will find the Bestyette a per- fect protection against rainy and stormy weather—a delightful gift. It keeps the child snug, warm and dry, and prevents coldsand illness. Every Child is charmed with the beautiful silky finish and the perfect tailoring of this smari garment. Tt falls in close, graceful folds from the shoulde: to shoetop, with a large roomy hood to cover and protect the head. Brightened with gilt “Teddy Bear’’ buttons, tied with silk tie ‘strings; hood lined with beautiful plaid sills and, delivered in its dainty holiday box, it makes the “gift ideal.” Be sure you find the Bestyette label, for I only in the Bestyette do you get quality, wear and fast color, as well as looks. It is the only storm cape uncondition- ally guaranteed. Insist on the Bestyette label. tection. You' atyette cape It is your Il find the original AT ALL THE BETTER STORES Other makers, recognizing the value Have begun to imi Beware of Cheap Imitations Insist on Seeing This Label Genuine Bestyette, ‘Omega | Gil for ColdinHead © Catarrh Trial bottle 10c. large hotties 25c. 60e ALL O} HE 90 LOTS OF PORFEITED URS GOWNS SUITS, WAISTS, ETC. SEIZED AND SOLD TO US OCTOBER &D BY U. S. Government | For Non-Payment of Duty EXHIBITION TO-DAY ON SALE, |. SALE COMMENCES To-Morrow, 8 A.M. 1-3 (One-Third) 1-3 Appraised Value 753 6th Ave. Cor, 48d Street. DON'T MISTAKE NUMBER, Look for It. SPECIAL NOTICE To describe the dozens of beau- tiful imported Parisian Gowns, Furs, Suits, &c., in this great sale would take pages, and to quote prices would seem ridic- ulous. The following is a mere FROM OUR OWN STOCK OF 1B FOLLAQWING EXTRA SP EG! Me Eee NATED TATE PU NUMBER 1, Made of the genuine 7 Pony Coats-—— PRICE $32 ; NUMBER 2, 12 Black Sets———~ y feisium hare, black Belginm bere | PRICE wy ate $20 9 Mink Sets- Made of the finest ern ink BE! 8 Pointed Shunk —~ of the finest Siberian | pRIOR quality; rug, mutt, eiawl collar; lead $30 lar tails and NUMBER 5 5 Seal Coats Made of finest Hutson PRICE DUNC SHASERS 1 PO COVER EXPRHSS \ 18. Eastern Fur Co. 753 6th Ave TOM AD youn Look Fol R ADDIEAS, 753 6th Ave., cor. 43d St. Enjoyment tonight may mean suffering to morrow, but not if your stomach, liver, and bowels are helped to do their natural work by BEECHAM'S PILLS | Sold Everywhere. In boxes 100. and 25c. | No Eatra Charge for It, The World may be left trict Messvenger Office in i} Advertisements or at any American Dist the city uot » P.M, jeveven THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1910. PA AAA APRARAPARAPRPLRPAPLPLPPPLPREP PP HP PP PLELPLHEPPPOHAPOHGHGHEFHEGHHPGHGEHPHGGHEFHLGGHGHHHGHGGHANGGHES PRPRFAAFFAAFAFFHFFKNS SSSHSFSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS$SSSSSSSSss You Will Save by buying your Piano at the Many Dollars Christmas ‘Pease’ Sale of Used Pianos The Only Sale of Its Kind Held During the Year, and Ab- solutely the Biggest Values Ever Offered for Reliable Pianos York, and mostly of new pianos to mi HIS is not a sale of “worn out and dead stock,” held in a dull season to force business, but is our annual sale of thoroughly reliable planos of our own and other good makes, offered for sale right in the midst of the holiday season, when the greatest number of pianos are purchased. : We give a written guarantee with each piano and allow the full purchase price aie year from date toward the purchase price of any new Pease Piano if esired, The Reason for This Sale The Pease Piano Company do the largest rental business of any firm in New sicians and professional people, and this is the time of year when we desire to replenish our rental stock with new pianos, and offer the stock now on hand at prices that should sell every one of them within 48 hours. It_will therefore be seen that the majority of the pianos offered below are NOT EXCHANGED pianos, which have been given up because unsatis- factory, which is the only basis for many sales of USED pianos, but which are in reality sales of ABUSED pianos. This sale is the only one that the Pease Company hold each year, and the only one of equal importance held by a piano manufacturer. It consists mostly of the Pease Company's rental stock, who rent only to the best class of people and not to public places, A partial list of the pianos follows:— Was Now Was Now 4 J. & C. Fischer Upright.$325 ¢$g5 1 Pease Upright ........$400 $155 1 Pease Upright... » 35 125 1 Sohmer Upright 260 1 Chickering Upright 160 1 Pease «eae ‘ 250 2 Pease Uprights . . 175 4 Wilbur Upright 130 1 Martin Upright ....... 45 1 Pease Upright .. 150 4 Wilbur Upright . 165 1 Weser Upright . . 90 1 Pease Upright . 215 1 Weser Upright . ‘ 135 1 Doll Upright ... . 125 | 1 Pease Upright ........ 195 1 Steinway Upright ..... 5 160 | 1 Winteroth Upright .... 85 1 Chickering Upright .... 145 | 1 Pease Upright ... . 250 1 ‘kering Upright .... 65 4 Wilbur Upright . 168 4 Pease Upright . ‘ 235 | 1 Held Upright 5 145 2 Pease Uprights ....... 225 | 1 Bai i 5 125 14 Pease Upright . ‘ 145 1 275 1 Wilbur Upright 175 | 1 ‘ 100 1 Pease Upright ... : 190 1 c) 118 1 Walters Upright ..... 150 | 1 Wilbur Upright . A 145 1 Decker Upright ...... 115 | 1 Pease Upright A 225 1 Decker Upright A 145 | 1 Weber Upright . é 150 4 Decker Grand . G 125 | 1 Vankirk Upright . é 175 1 Pease Upright . . 120 1 Christie Upright . . 90 1 Pease Upright i 245 | 1 Pease Upright .. ~ 325 «235 1 Krell Upright 4 250 | 1 Royal Upright .. - 275 165 1 Pease Baby Grand. 385 | 1 Wilbur Upright. . 250 150 1 Herlich Upright . 95 1 Lurch Upright .. . 250 100 1 Pianotist Upright ... 185 | 1 Vankirk Upright 250 175 1 Weser Upright ....... 165 1 Pease Upright ... . 350 «125 Also 60 other Pease uprights at prices ranging from $100 to $275 that originally cost from $325 up. Player-Pianos and Cabinet Players. Was _ Now : Now 1 Pease Player Piano....$700 $385 | 1 Pianola .......... At $65 1 Wilbur Player Piano... 550 425 | 1 Pease Cabinet Player.. 50 1 Pease Player Piano.... 700 465 | 1 Pease Cabinet Player. 5 100 1 Pease Player Piano..., 700 400 | 1 Pease Cabinet Player.. 225 85 1 Pease Player Piano.... 750 +490 | 1 Pease Cabinet Player. 225 75 4 Wilbur Player Piano... 550 390 | 1 Pease Cabinet Player.. 225 60 Cabinet Players. Free library service with the Player Pianos and 6 rolls of music free with Square Pianos and Organs. Lot No. 1 Lot No. 2 the 1 Lindemann Square. Your 1 Jennys Square..... Your 1 Estey Organ. Choice 1 Steck & Co. Square. Choice 1 Betts Organ 1 Schaeffer Square... at 1 Cummings 1 Nugent Square... 1 Bradford Square quai adforc 1 Chickering... $7.50 Every instrument is marked at the cash price, but, if desired, monthly pay ments may be made of from $4 TO $10 PER MONTH according to the piano, for just the simple interest extra upon the unpaid part. Every piano delivered FREE within 75 miles of New York (except the square pianos), with stool and cover to match and one year’s tuning free. No mail orders will be filled, but a small deposit now will secure any piano for Xmas delivery. We invite the inspection of the public and the trade in general. Open Evenings This Month Until 9.30 P. M. PEASE PIANO CO., 128 West 42d St., near Broadway, New York Spectal sale also being held at Brooklyn Warerooms, 84 Flatbush Ave. and Newark Warerooms, 10 New St. Equally big values. SH$SSSSSSSSHSSHSHSSHSSSSSSSSSSSSS$ss$ssss PAAR PPRPPBAPAPEP PEAS PPPSPOPSGPPHGHPPGOHGPPPHLGHPGPGPHOPHPGOHGPGGHOHOPGGOGHOPHPHGPPHGHGGPHOPHHPHAPHGPHGAAGHPGHAGPCGGVOAPGGHAAAGHOG It makes little difference what you need---a Word “Want” will go and get it. | SL EN Reyes os