The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1910, Page 2

THE EVEN ARH OF FARMERS DARE SEA DEATH PACK PARLIAMENT: "TOSAVE MEN WH DEMANDSAREMADE WRECKED SHIP Crowd Members aan Seats | Btucjackets of Cutter Gresham and Call for Reciprocity | PloughThroughGreat Waves With United States, All. and Rescue OTTAWA, Ont, dian House of Com: usual scene to-day, The army of in ing farmers who have assembled from various parte of the Dominion to Dec, 14.~—The Cana- * afforded an un- STASCONSECT, less despatch Mase., Dec. 16.~<A wire. from the revenue outte: nounced the total Joss of Machtaeport, Me, throe-masted Abbie ¢ je on Bt Horse Gresham a the sehooner c present demands took posseasion of the | Shoal to-day. The of seven was chamber, On the floor all the mem-|rexcued by the utter. The Cole wax hers’ seate Were occupied by farmer | bound from Albany for Boston. delegates -and the galleries were crowd: | eof te men wae attended ed with them, “The members of Partia- he Pr legal RS chess adc aa dad . ¢ Gresham, Who rannned the cutter's mes sisod In groups Mbout the em | sive hodt and’ risked thelr lives to ae trantes, Sir Wilfrid L er, Canadia iat the Ipwrecked seam The Cole Prime Minister, and th members| was thrown upon the Stone Horse by of the gover nt Were loudly greeted jast night's ¢ and struck with when they Sir Wilfrid took force Her signals of fe head of a table, | 4 * » sighted by the Monomoy spled by D. W,| Point Ife save word of the vessel's Warner, a fa mer f Albert who | Plight was fa 1 by, Wireless to the mt Gresham, and during the forenoon the ame © Canada om the United States cutter reached the waterlogged craft. | adew x bee \ members of The « ye surfboat wae lowered the Canadian Government contented |ang the perilou pD to the schooner was themecives wit) sents on the steps of | begun, Hecouse of the Lament the throne, usually oscupled by the and the rero ‘ pages. surfboas wa The first r dan Two trips betwee demand that the ¢ © am c were made before a the termina! clevat b and Port Arthwr, xh which prac tically the entire voiugne of export wheat from the Cane n West pa Regolutions « the emtallish- feat bieal itd aries ment by the f a chilled started, meat industr: construction and ted operation by oO vale Mudson Bay 1 facititate the f postures sential “ovate HARD FIGHT 70 SAVE Bad Siiect of tr SHIPWRECKED CKhEW. ed oheers Ine —_—-- ated for reciproc! y NANT" Ty A northweat- with the United States and free trade erly bllyzard tore the three-masted with England, The farmers stated tha: schooner Thomas BH. Garland of Porte they would cheerfully submit to direst mouth, N. HL, from an apparently anf tazation to make up decreases Anchorage underneat Mandkereniet | Fevenue consequent upon reduc Shoals, across? ‘ket Sound, and duties. tossed her in y breakers Inside | Of Great Polnt Light at 2.90 A. M one ‘ashore at] daylight by Capt. John bh, cross od {tho crew of the Coskata iife-waving sts. | m, Mate Dantel Larson Was so se- este injured as to reguire surgicat | treatment, A demonstration in the Interborough The vessel was blown ten miles acrons | sharee—a feature of the early stock! sontucket Sound ur market this morning—sent the pre- A ferred up over 2 points and the com- + bub the great mon nearly 1 polnt. Other stocks rose that sandy fractionally in company with the Inter- f and threw borough shares, but a great dea! of this Pandy early strength was jost imter when) h to vo realizing developed. | t as was only ‘Trading continued quiet, with prices Ley by the roling frm, An almost suspenston of business 00 curred during the afternoon. ‘Trading Was stagnated until near the close, ould be lewere when a slight hardening mov ave ow oft the market a higher apprarance at the Capt, Wallace bee Gnish. Net changes were unimportan the deck Total sules of stocks were $9,000 y be a total shares, and of vonds $3,105,000, 1 loaded with coal —_—_— boy and called from that The Closing Pricer, r Salem, Mars, on Dee, 6. | Moday'e highest, iovert ani) oot pric —»— NMG etal douse rage CRF WIS RF CUFD " 4.OM SINKING SHIP. HN} BOSTON, Dec. Stephen Loud of 'T {wa andoned in W | ore ed and inougit tnt 4 A. W, Pe ‘trom Halifax, y 11 Wes On ber Way from Bele t port with tumbe: sabe G ‘ape Cod yeas , or The .. 1 1» in Just night. » drenoled ery w p that locks, and nearly ed they held on unt! the Hal ted them shortly after « reral of the crew were frost — | GRESHAM AVFS SECOND CRIW. | CHATHAM, Mase. De a |” moner 2 oA $ ® | Amboy for Mt, I | day off Chatham O18 Ha 3% — me | INSOMNIA CAUSES SUICIDE. | AMERICANS C®! FPRATE _— ’ Expert Accountant Shoots Mimsectt ATHLETICS VICTORY. 7 After Sleeptens Nights, Prank | president. ‘of thet Henry C. Siegman, a prorperous exe N y American 8 all Chu Pert accountant, shot and killed bt " inner last nicht at Motel Wol, with o revolver in bis home, No, 15, cott, at whieh all of the men pro Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn, to-d in the diamond world wero present to He had been 1) with an aggravat the Athlet!s victory over the of grip for a week; it was ac vor} or 1 insomnia, which kept him | a walking about the house ail night ' onnie He leaves wife and @ daugater ten and years old, f _—_—— An league 1 hand were New Yorker yp ' t } WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 ment of Chandler P, Anerson t ceed the late Henry M. Hoyt as coun- seller to the Dep riment of States, Ves was announced lae thin afternoon rented Anderson acted as 1 bs rn sate in te in ees at The FOR Di RECT NO NOMINATIONS, been employed by t | eehutarenean th Ry 16 the sdJudication numerous cases | ba shat rapt Dhan ides vate between this co. y and Great Brite " 2 rae ome ain and Canada, ¢ ttee on Judiclary toed shen. 2) EES orlved favorable report on a rexo: Mustelan Drops Dead. ai Se Peo een ee ee at fla James Wack, forty years old,, who has enators by drect ed te pano in 8 phime's, No. The matority of the Ameierdam avonue, for tne last e Was Ke ra Borah and Rays twenty sears, living on the promises,|ner, und the minority Was Sr nator dead this morning while light-| Dillingham. The quostion will bo subs ing # clearette, The body was taken | mitted to the full sommlttog mext Mon- 7 to thé Morgue, . day. a Femployes In aheir Lit & WORLD, SALLY'S DOLL AND WILL BLocKs. Guess TL Buy C GEEM'NY CHRISTMAS Z FORGOT ALLY’S DOLL HI > 1) ) ACCUSES MOORE LETTER TO TAFT MOPPING Yep. NEARLY ARLY ALL CLEANED oO) uP NOW, 7 Ces ) ( ) ey THERE!) j Ev ME OFF FRISIE IS NAMED "WEATHER CHIE, IN| ONALBANY SLATE FOR SPEAKERSHIP |“Extravagance and Irregulari-|Foley, Tammany Man, Picked ties” Charged by Former Division Head of Bureau. WASHINGTON, Dec, \¢,—James Ber- FY, Who resigned as chief of division of the United States Weather Bureau last August, a# he alleges “under elrcum- stances that left no other recourse,” has Addressed « letter to President Taft charging Wills L, Moor lef of the Bureau, with “gross misman- | extray ance and jrregulart- | Je Conducy of the affatra of the! her agement, thes"? in Weathe: eau, Mr. Berry charges, among other things, that Chief Moore wrote a book on descriptive meteorology, tn the Preparation of which he in alleged to! have used the services of government; working hours and_ al use of the mailing wating notices to pro- mote the sale of t He aivo eather Bu- ‘transferred from essly, thereby in- ary expense. lis attention to the fact i} y| that he lad been in continuous service In the Weather Bureau for thirty-two years, acioeiiieaeshiaage FALSE ALARM FIEND AGAIN. Calls Fire Apparatus Out im Finan- otal Diner te After a short rest the miscreant who has vothered the police and firemen} with false wlarmy in the downtown Nnanctal dlstrict 1 1 his aetivides this afternoon and the downtown com- nies were given a needess run, Au alarm from the box at Trinity plaice and Cedar street proved to ve false, The police ye been instructed to be extra watchful of persona seen louttore Ing In the vicinity of downtown free alarm stations. $200 FOR BAD E EGG SALES. . KE, Rosebrock & Co, Get Limit ce im Clroult Court. ik & Co, doalers in bak- wm by Ju States Chroult | 1, this afternoon, 1 waen the Min @ verdict of | guilty at the jon os trial on the | charge “frozen exgs” that mace Halll dorisannlcanelany | ‘This is the maximum penalty for @ | tirat offense _ HOBSON “Fives HIS ANSWER TO TAWNEY, WASHIN' Representat having violated his conference, Representa- tive f ond P. Hobson thin after noor ed as nt defending the e action of the Seeretary of War and Rep \tlve Mebachlan In thetr ef- fe to cause a publication of the acts regarding the weakness of the national dele Hobson said in part: | “My. Tawney refers to an alleged con: | , during the present sem © an tnerease of apy for a ble for the pr unpreparednoms. Tt te natural t Should go to great extremes to pI the facts from bepoming kmown to the public, jtees of for Majority Leader in Or- ganization of Committees. It was learned to-day that the or- ganization of the most Important com- mittees of the next Assembly has been completed. deny that the following was the-vartial slate: Daniel Frisbie, of Schoharie S@peaker of the Assembly. James J. Foley of Murphy's dis- is Chairman of the Wa; Committee and majority ith, Second District, man- of the Committee J. Levy, Fourth District, Manhattan, Chairman of the Juai. ciary Committee, There is a laugh on Gov-elect Dix and Jon H. McCooey, the Brooklyn leader, Mr, McCooey, at the solicitation of ‘Thomas J. Drennan of the Fourth Die trict of Frooklyn, had Major Edward H. Snyder of the Forty-seventh Regimen: appointed to tM Governor's staff. Now comes the information that while Major Snyder Js a member of a brooklyn regiment, he Ives and votes in West Hoboken and has a real estate business AKO. DeKay, the Governor-elect's secretary, got a new military dA new sword and some , draped and dec- pleture taken from the feet up, BASEBALL MAGNATES . WIND UP MEETING. National League Decides to Play 154-Game Schedule During 1914, The Nattonal League magnates con- | cluded thefr annual meeting at the Breslin Hotel to-day, peace and har- mony marking the final session. The season will open about April 12 At @ meeting of the schedule commit: | American | the National and leagues, to he held some time tn Feb- ruary, a view to avoding conflict of dates. President Lynch annow fore adjournment that L re Finne ran of the Eastern League had peer signed as a National League official for Wl. —_—_—- TAFT NAMES CONSULS, WASHINGTON, aft so-day sent ate as follows; I 18.—-Presiden: Hominations to the To be Beirut, Turkey; Gabrael B. lls of South Dakota, tantinople ) be Constls—Edwin 8, Cunningham of Tennessee at Bom India; Bu Dennison of Ohio at Dundee, Scotland, and Put a Rebuilder to Work POSTUM In place of coffee or tea, “There's a Reason” Read ‘The Road to Wellvilie,” jo pkge, The 1M-Kame schedule was adopied for 1911. | Consul-Gen- ntey Hollis of Massachu- ajhantel B. Stewart of Georgia at _FRIDAY, DECEMBER SUBMARINE SINKS TENDER; FIVE MEN ARE DROWNED.) Under Si in Colli Vessel Off English Coast. HARWI of the ori were drowned to-day in a collision be- tween the tender and a submarine off the Engli and the submarine seripusly damaged. ——<— MRS. Wife of The judement of $8. Supreme against K ard Gould, Mrs. Charles F, Murphy did notj plaint, bous? wearing apparel from the Millinery Company in Jan refused to make po was assig vrougint a Mra. articles, by reaponatbl found the Gould on her own pealed, bu disturb th 75 ON WAIT TIL Phe THE CAR gx) SToPs! acta 16, ea Craft Badly Damaged | sion With Another Naval Congressiv CH, En, ew of th d, Dec, 16.—Five naval tender Elfin WASH issued to-da crac be 9 t caue mem sh coast. The Eifin was sunk tak GOULD MUST PAY. Howard Gould Loses Ap- to the letark h given in the | mittee on Poller| Court to Mal ‘atherine Gould or furs and c day in the Appel according to various kinds of Lite ry, ee trend ment. ‘The claim i" od to Butler, who promptly | Committces ned to Butler, who promptly | Ammer, eon. | declined to Gould admitted buying various | Sfternoon, uuteshe said her husband wa fe for the payment. The jury | sales had been made to Mrs. | airs. Gould ap- ourt refuses to | it it the upp e finding 4 LAKE STEAMER ny) aker at vite? en » Dee, 16, vt ors up such matters as the; The plan for an Democratic the next Ways and Means Committee wiil be acted on with a view to framing « tariff bill for submission | @ Permanent remembrance that is | next It was announced to-day that Champ 1 agreed to support a om of the Congress. in the cted Democra the caucus. Lissourt de ignation of the po! strips the Sp werful assét. make ang and the xelec As Will Meet and Likely Choose Clark— Will Take Tariff Action. call was ra caucus of the Demo- of the next House to hekl on the floor of the House Jan. Repre | DEMOCRATS CALL CAUCUS TO NAME HOUSE SPEAKER. 19 Jan, —A next House, and it f% expected Clark will be named the caucus, Many of tle jeclared Ks [candidacy Was assured by tis willing: | »y the committee on commit- | Pose and every purse, and in ad- «of the House oy a commit “come members ; of new pianos we have many fine expected to HE WON'T WEIGH EGGs. Not Really _ | to one ee Dyies News Late Job With Limitatio What these advertises ments say is only what tisers of this tea all know. It is no news except to John L. Walah, the new Commisetoner of Weights and Measures, took hold of the job to-day, He has made no defini Plans as yet, but ts it und stood that he doesn't favor selling ogg by weight. { One of former Commissiumer els con's antlers demanded of retailers that those who have net yet exes be nold at tried it. Sentence Sixty. who had been | aded guilty in the past week were ar- | day before Judge Cr Part 1. 8 for It will take unt! *k to-night to tmpowe the sixty sentences aaneprre te a Constitutional It manifests fteel? tn to faine—inflamed Joints and # Ceylon Tea Oc, Package Caps. DOST’S Bargain Saturday in Fine Furs aches and | '¢ musclor but it cannot be cured by local applica For a substantial Christmas eee sea attud aah bu ioe tt eae nen ols | Present that will endure for years iin bent 8d, couiee GE AND Boeat’ Sioed tive her FURS of the splendid purifying and tonte medicine Fost QUALITY. ST FURS ssess every Hood’s Sarsaparilla prize attribute that can be per. ton of the | Sibly found in FURS of BEST i RADE. be" S| ‘They are stylish, made of se- lected Y kine and sold at about | HALF what you would be asked to pay in the extravagant Fifth Avenue style pwlsl A whieh correcta the acid cc Blood and bullde uy the t DON'T PUT OFF THAT PIANO PURCHASE, If you do not have a have no doubt been bie yo | | ING to purchase one for some | time, for the home without one is | the exception. Now that the holi- day season is at hand, why not place that long desired instrument In your home as a Xmas gift? It is | iano you | Sure to be appreciated. If you purchase a P| PIANO your gift will be doubly Wes 2 ie Piano is largely Yiudged b name and reputation, ai the Pease had over 82,000 satisfied purchasers in the last 66 years. We have a piano for every pur- dition to our special holiday stock bargains in used pianos from $125 up. Easy terms it desired. Call or write a Ment OPEN PIANO C 0 sew les that ave found special favor . season. 1 eve 19. 75 ; i, PEASE PIAN ; CO. Occ ON og Al ular animal shape scarf and large Pil- be apeake state. 128 West ea St., | 34 Flatoush Ave. low Dud, Regular value $14.98 | men on che ates! Wied wear B’way o eee r eed 'e HELD FAST IN THE ICE.) portanse a4 a riture segtates} wark Smart French Seal Coats, $0 and $2 araeerteeed § 10 New St. imches long; superbly lined with guaran- SANDUSKY, 0., Deo, 16.—The pia} senger steamer Lakeside, be Kelley's Island and Put-In Polat and pulf the children, predicame Goorge Bi ry Schoew the sengers, I¢ it is out after the passengers (First value tl buyer! Tt is a cheduies will be made out with | ed just be- | unexcel: | J excellen Praparirar 2 You won't a prec ate t ¢ : LOUND gh, Hen antage of bu ing fram @ ¢ : x nate? istrvuters of ise Vivi Ts The Ave, near 6th St. Mombatian | J 'LnocoLATES. a0 KI '25e istr buters 0 9°9 Third Ave,, near 15t6t >t, Brom OUND .B0 actor. util o vist eva 1796 Pi Kn Aye, neam Stone Ave, B’ me ee GET R. P ley's Island and across the ice t orated himself with same and had his! for ice is frm -O.W.WUERTZ ig a magnificent example of the and proven DURABILITY hy v J.&J.Colman,Ltd D.S.F. Mustard Relish HiGH CLASS five miles from About | passengers are women and The first Information of her nt came with e arrival of jecker, ¥ of Kel homas May and Hen- ve of who walked ip get al lees ler page trial that the 8 will be sen: thi POUND VAN. ANI at $275 | Payment $10; 86 Monthly.) POUND his house offers a critical WONDERFUL instrument, SUGAR led anywhere for genuine nce in TONE, BEAUTY TOYS WW. WURITED Wlanon are sold pattie FROM PTE OPEN EVERY EVENING LONDON 30 30 FROM YOUR GKOCER, { | | | | LUMACHER & Sows, Hid Lant SOc wt, POUNDS, PURITY AND PENHIES, FOUND A YO HEWAR SOILED St BOX 1D CHO.OLATE PRIGET r@) OCOANU! KISSES ; AN POUND BOX... a PI |] CHOCOLATE COVERED CRE‘ M PEP? ERMINTS POX MIX ANIMAL POUND cA ita Tower) n Va Buy Your Candies Early and Avoid the Rush SHECIAL FOR FRIDAY, THE 16TH, ASSORTHD HARD CANDY BOX SPECIAL GFFER TO SUNDAY SCHOOLS, (MMITTEES GLADLY WAITED ON EVEN THOUGH NOT READY TO PURCHAS: POUNDS OF “METROPOLITAN’’ MIXTURES, ABSOLUTELY PURE, Wi OLESOME CANDY, 10c Special re Friday and Saturday 15c 25c ONE ¥OUND BOXES OLD FASHIO’ LOC “ue i teed Skinner Satin. A re- markable $45.00 value..., S19.75 Genuine Russian Pony Coat; luxuri- ously lined with Brocade or Plain Skin- ner Satin; full length, 50 and 52 inches. Sold unt this “sale at $35.75 Magnificent Hudson Seal Coat of the finest quality procurable Full 52 inches ong; rich Brocade Silk Lining; exquis- tely trimmed with Lynx, Australian Opossum, Sable or Persian Lamb. Only 1 limited number at this greatly re. luced price. Values up to RS OO A aia Fancy y Shawls and very large Muffs, in fine Australien Opossum, of ratural color, upon which the highest {rade workmanship has been bestowed; o be sold regardless of value at 50 cents nthe dollar. The coll -ction is the most omplete showa in nox $29 50 29. J. L. POST; S. W. Cor. Ith Street and Union Square The One Place A to Buy a VICTOR for <{mas (Trade Mark.) SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, THE 17TH. ROYAL CHOCOLATE PEP- Pc RMINTS, POUND BOX 10c | ASSORTED TOFFEES, POUND BOX.. MILK CHOCOLATE 19c TANGERINES POUND BOX... 39c iiVE POUN.. BOXES ANDY FOR FAMILY hetter than that sold iy ie c ih rreet aime 1 UF price, per nd hex. MIXED CANDY, an end- esartment of | delle tous confections, 5 box. HGH GRADE f our two sa.esrooms, ORTED FRENCH GLACE FRUITS, NW {ge em samen [MORUP, JUST ARR VED, 5-POUVu BCX 's $1.59 York we rcent be ho. ncemei.ts. Lome to Landay tor sour Vi tor VICIOL.S trem 410 up CiURCHEs, ETC, $2.46 AN) (O HALF-POUND BOXES, FOR VICTROLAS from ato up POUNDS OF THAT OLD FASHION “BOILED cr Only Ofd.es ana Saienrvors SUGAR MIXTURE,” AND 60 HALF-POUND . 00 Fifth Ave. 27 4, 34th St BOXES, FOR. . Opp. Tikfany' _MeCreery a Kaw aud Cortlwuds St “vark Barclay an on ¥ Ao raree apen BATt Prudent pare tect the press Di popular fo Ge to lar pounds of pei for towem te, (9 prs ervation of are troniae rity on of products, for mort purity rn (wen SAVPEV ENTS PARK! ROW NA oS epi Sik, all "az NAS ‘The ah aTS'ERE AR,gucn, nae SSAL Wholesale and Retail WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERE