The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1910, Page 16

ia fae| > Johnson, Facing Jury, Makes | Mistrial Asked in Queens Case, but Judge De Invocation to Heaven Against “Satanic Influence.” LEUCINE GRAFTPRINGPALS ~BRANS IN COURT RELATIVE ON JURY, FRG LF, BU TRL GES ON | Wants a vite o and Argues Isn’t Interested. At the resumption to MADE For Rules Action f cides Juror eceiaianieboonmaees TARIFE ATTACK BY CUMMINS IS DEIN SENATE to Enable or Relief. desirable to tak jects, not | jing that He expg ment t |HELD FOR MURDER ON DEATHBED ACCUSATION. tive Who detec Victim's Confused as ack Hand nip the tarift by sub- wetailing the | e House wed to pa ' Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue—37th and 38tlr Sts. SPECIAL SALE WEDNESDAY | Fook Black Hand Ante-Mortem Statement to the Date Women’s Fur Coats For Women or Misses Much Below Regular Prices ATTACKS MRS. GLOVER. 4) fonmer Water Re Goma tonauer | Vidiaesisicin ones decid tone Aeabins matement chark- | Squirrel Fur Lined Coats | Again Attempts to Link Her pre ong Island City uy In St, Mary's How Persian lamb'or sable squitre) Heretofore $90.80 29.50 | With Husband’s Murder— May Reach Verdict To-Night, 5 Pagnasco — a Long Island City archi jand it re nl nen for hav-| a Sena ave ' CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec. 12—Lawyer | ales Wh ime whchiala was ee | hg Teteoen, counsel for Hattie Le Blanc |!M* Participated in the wholesale mus] of opening Se cot the murder of Ci ©) Mr. Train said that in examining | Narn and TOF Fi Glover, ciosed his summing up for|pagnasco he asked him if he knew aye 8 the prisoner with prayer. After attack> was rel any in the ing Mra, Glover, widow of the © graft inve tion, F seo replied | 1 man, Lawyer ‘Elmore, her for: n the neg counsel, and District-Attorney Higgin! Juror Didn't Understand. Mr. Johnson, facing t! ury, said Justice Garretson questioned the Juror, the defense desired who sald that he had not understood dict, no atte M girl. Hattie Le Blanc, ve reunited with her and Kindred in West Arichat on Christmas Day bi Then, folding his hands in “Almighty Gc the power to se dispel satanic give unto this jury | » truth, the power to cunning, the power not of tiis ine nocent child.” Attacks Mrs. Glover. Lawyer Johnson in bh again atta. Mrs. Gilc the murdered man. the vileness wyer address to-day ny witow of of Mrs say just a fe learned of from from Mrs, Samps from Seymour ( the purn graft Invest! dear friend of the family who talked | Katicn. id Mr, Ord- with her for h ost valuable of the murde; children got $10 as from Samuel D. Elmore. powes as one of her prin yet he admits her fou! spe: shows the heart, morals and of this woman." Mr, Johnson ther to Samuel D. Kin Glover's personal at Scripture he sald: * i | my paid his respects merly ates | Quoting | 1 fee when no pursueth, n he continued: hing of Elmore's the shooting. Havifg committed knowing what her hand had don . Glover trusted to tne protection of a man to cover up, if he could, bh tracks, Did Hatile Le Blane hay to wtart her defense and ti $0 that rhe would not ¢ When we took this case t Indian or the keenest scented’ hound would have been foiled, the tral: was #0 evague. Viecieneatgincsepon CHILDS WANTS BROTHER EXAMINED FOR FITNESS. One Son of Late Brooklyn Million- aire Has Suit to Remove Other Son as Trustee. Irving W. Childs, who ago, inherited $500,000 from the of nis fath | we several years | f brother, As a basis f his sult, Irving W.| Childs alleges that securiues owned by | the estate have been sold contrary ¢ the provisions of the will of the for leas than thelr real va Irving y. Childs has rea in courts several times of | Only terday Justice Blackmar tn the Sui Court, Brooklyn, dir bim to furnish @ bond of $200,000 within thirty days to secure the payment of $5400 alimony | ordered to pay an- daugh- declares her husband, from w fe separated, has squandered 1 of the half-million dollars hi from his father n his tw birthday—next year—she says come into another fortune of and she asked the Court for th bond to p of her chik are! JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec, 12.—The entries for to-morrow’s races are as foi. | two-year-olds 100; xseritn ‘exited!’ Bob, 1k ld Cap, 1005 Ms furionas. tu Mie; xOol"Astineade, 100. kxtady irme 1, To Y 10m ing ‘Avoindsle, 110; Salvolatile oi BARCELONA, Spain, Dee, 18,.—South ern Spain was still in the xrip of storms and floods to-day. All coustwise shipping sought refuge in the harbors ‘The steamers Mercurio, Jivanito and the Virgen del Carmen have been wrecked near Malaga. At one point on the coast a house was carr the wa- WHITE t learned that Juror No. 6, was a aid th was in his powe: . any one of his conserty “T will look Into the subject thorough. promised the Court, decision." Suiinnstinemee WANTS MUSIC AT BURIAL. New Rochell it in His Ww Special to Train's question about Queens argued that it was a violation of Phil- lipr's constitutional rights to. be eled to testify indictment Decision Is Reserved. gr PLAINS, N. Y., ‘There ts an odd ¢ ey Arthur ¢ brother-tr of | the He had not wanted |! Lawyer You when he was under | del Mr much currence “1 think, ation eplied that if at would dete ed officials that while commission as he de- ar ap ft he could not deprive onal rights: “and reserve | | ally Asked | ing id.) Dee, tise in the will of jate Conrad Brencher, of New Ro- chester County n—| s wh our rules as te of the law, « Aldrich afforded the Towa Senator by expressing con- | ent $15.00 Bay from the Diamond Price Cottons iam’ tee with whieh the ‘market following special hed. et who ship while at near vero at the time am g tide was running, but without any though for himself Snyder dived into the water and after some difficu reaching and saving his Ladies’ American We te b, solid Is-karat gold Life of Shipmate, Gives It to Naval Man for Saving Wateh, tham or Moire Pony Coats Full-length model, of light weight pon silk lining. h Fur Trimmed Pony Coats Full-length model, collar and cuffs of natural raccoon or silver gray fox. Heretofore $98.50 65.00 French Seal Coats | Full-length model of French seal; long roll collar; bro- 75. 00 caded silk lining. jeretofore $98.50 High Grade Karacul Coats | 89.50 | 95.00 skins, brocaded eretofore $69.50 Full-length model of well matched flat skins, brocaded lining, long roll collar. Heretofore $145.00 Fox Trimmed Seal Coats Full-length model of French seal, collar; brocaded lining. inted fox shawl eretofore $135.00 Real Hudson Seal Coats Full-length models of well matched Chapelle dyed skins, rich brocaded linings. 115.00 AND 145.00 Heretofore $195.00 to $245.00 Fur Muffs and Neckpieces | Black or Blue Wolf Scarfs Long animal shape scarf. Black or Blue Wolf Muffs Large pillow muffs. Natural Raccoon Scarfs Large one skin scarf. Natural Raccoon Muffs Extra large, well matched, two skin muff. Heretofore $24.50 8.75 | | 12.50 10.75 16.50 Black Lynx Muffs New half barrel shape muff of fine Leth tion cary 39.50 Black Lynx Scarfs Large animal shape scarf of fine black lynx. Heretofore $59.50 39.50 Heretofore $12.50 Heretofore $18.50 Heretofore $16.50 Karacul Head Sets ~ B. Altman & Cn. MEN'S FOLDED FOUR - IN - IMPORTED SILKS WILL BE «AT 65e. HAND SCARFS OF OFFERED TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) & $1.00 EACH WHICH ARE MUCH LESS THAN\THE PREVAILING PRICES. IN THE MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT ARE MANY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR GIFT PURPOSES, INCLUDING DRESSING GOWNS, BATH ROBES, HOUSE JACKETS, SHIRTS. PAJAMAS, NECKWEAR, SILK SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, KNITTED SCARFS AND MUFFLERS; VICUNA, SHETLAND WOOL AND WORSTED COAT SWEATERS AND VESTS, MOTOR SCARFS AND CAPS. PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO THE LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S FUR, FUR-LINED AND WOOLEN * MOTOR COATS AT REASONABLE PRICES. ALSO FUR, CLOTH OR PLUSH MOTOR ROBES. bs: A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TAPESTRY - PILLOWS FILLED WITH DOWN WILL ALSO BE ON SALE TO-MORROW, AT THE VERY SPECIAL PRICE OF $1.85 EACH MANY ARTICLES ESPECIALLY APPROPRIATE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS ARE SHOWN IN THE FANCY NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT, AMONG THEM “LINGERIE SCARFS AND PILLOWS, PIN CUSHIONS, GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF CASES, LAUNDRY BAGS, SACHETS, ETC. TAPESTRY BAGS, BOXES, BASKETS AND PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, DESK SETS,~HAT STANDS, TRAYS AND OTHER NOVELTIES, ALL AT MODERATE PRICES. B. Altman & Cn. IN THEIR DEPARTMENT FOR FURS AND FUR GARMENTS HAVE SILVER FOX, RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY SABLES IN SETS OF MUFFS AND NECKPIECES. MATCHED SABLE AND SILVER FOX SKINS FOR THE MAKING OF GARMENTS ing the funeral pro After giving all of his “L make special request that when attention through out, beautifully 1s-karat Gold-filled case, jeweled move- thin solid 4-karat; American movement; special, ‘0 the grave. te, which ts to his wife Wilhelmine, the others Pillow muff and scarf to match. Value $7.50 5.00 AND OTHER FUR PIECES TO ORDER. FUR GARMENTS IN FASHIONABLE STYLES OF FINE FURS Interment muste,"* estate | to- arrangements are ) the wha Oxford Bea LONDON, Dee. defeated Cambridge University with a of 23 to 1 match day. Broadwa procession to the place of made for my fu- be accompanied — by | Cambridge. 13.—Oxford University | 18 in the annual Rugby played at Queen's Club Near onwiT, Harris 2G and 5th Av., corner 21st St. $14.00 rest Subway atatio Open Evenings Till 95 Saturday Till 11 P. M. Women’s Hi Extraordinary Announcement for Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 14th and 15th The Entire Stock of gh Grade Fur Coats Marked Down Regardless of Cost All this season’s models—of selected skins—fancy silk linings—all sizes $55 Pony Skin Coats............ Reduced to 38.00 $85 Pony Skin Coats............ “ «50.00 $90 French Seal Coats....... “ « 65.00 $115 French Seal Coats.......... “ “75.00 $85 Marmot Fur Coats...... ea « §8.00 $200 Hudson Seal Coats..... : “ “ 125.00 $250 Hudson Seal Coats......... 7 “ 165.00 $350 Hudson Seal Coats.......... “ « 220.00 $90 Caracul Fur Coats.......... “ «60.00 $60 Caracul Fur Coats....... : “ « 38.00 OPPENHEIM, CLLINS © 34th Street—West will close out Wednesday $35 Ladies’ Dresses, $15 One piece Princess Dresses of Serge, Velvet, Marquisette, combination Satin and Cloth, suitable for after- noon and evening wear, Taken from the regular stock and re= duced from $30.00, $35.00, and $40.00. *15 REMOVAL SALE Owing to foreclosure on building we are compelled to vacate our premises on JANUARY 1, 1911. We offer Our Entire Stock at a Reduction of 50% consisting of High Grade Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Draperies, Pictures, Lamps, Stoves, Bedding, Sewing Machtnes, Clocks, ke- trigerators, Crockery and Everything tor Kiousekeeping. Purchasers during this sale may avail themselves of Our Liberal Credit Terms Call and Make Your Own Terms. Our Terms Apity Alno to New York, New Jersey, Long Island and Connections, During this sale we will cop tinue to offer yur vutfte ae wien Ay teaea Avtttittea Syurniched yurmahed for $89, 98 $109.98 $149.75 $200 Up Room Ke Sytroinnead 4 yu $49.98 $69.98" Open Saturday 750-752 8TH AVE., CORNER 46TH ST. Write for lists of these outfits, mailed upon application. We pay treight, 110 P.M. SUCH AS RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY SABLES, CHINCHILLA, ERMINE, EASTERN MINK, BROADTAIL AND SEALSKIN. ALSO FUR GARMENTS AND NECKPIECES IN LARGE VARIETIES OF THE DIFFERENT FURS AT POPULAR PRICES. MOTOR FURS, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S FURS. Fifth Avene, ee Se ee EIN, SUNG BY CAKE MAVNE IN VAUDEVILLE 1M GREATER MEW YORK f SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY WONDERS.