The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1911, Page 5

ET RPT ENR AE} RNET ema * ees athe wr tne : : ee! Psi THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1911. ee: 5 Trnat Company to personally take up! ance of tie $2,400.00 being mada up vy & men in the detective bureau to-day and the note | Rote of $39¢,40 made by a friend of JO- ites PHONE A FIRE ALARM. |i Salted tn entity nian me the seph B. Reichmann, one of the asso granted nurs Aasiatan District-Attorney f Mr. € ns é- iker moved that he be discharged. Jatill in che trust compar the Electric P whieh will turnisi: an auxiliary ‘fre alarm system to the} 9 the wires of the company Is ot} the franchise, whieh is for tw «five Honey -« As security for iris $2,000,000 loan Mr. Carnegie demanded and ovtaiied ail of the stock held by Mr, Cummins and tis | friends in the Va n Trust Com and a note directors Mr Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street tending oredit of the Independent Fertilizer Company, had been transferred to the trust department of the Gar- nogie Trust Company, and by the trust department loaned to certain directors the Carnegie Trust Years, with privilege of renewa The compan OWED $2,800,000 ON DAY proposes also to nego- Extraordinary Sale to-morrow—Friday tate with the telephone 3 | Company, who im order to obtain that alarend mac te, company, #0 ariner, Pe way be ined In to Mire 7 e e | Eutest'eke gasmest'et tee sripiacl | abogof Headuvariare, ' aivonatioalyg © trom comet and Tar Wool-Back Black Satin Suits “afl q Independent pe “company | Cincinnati, Tue stock of the Van 3 ery house containing a telephone. vy | Roten, discounted by the Carnegie den ‘Trost rechristened | the Can't fentity Lian | for women a ‘Trust Company. ‘Madison ‘Trust Company by Mr. Cum tity Ling Lee. : ‘ ter—immediately LANE Lae, thirty sears old, who was mins and his aw j following the closing of the Carnegie Such use of the Coughs and 2,400,000, the State arrested In Hartford, Conn, suspected —? new Spring models—value 60.00 Banking Departme: nae never | 50l! aT wie te 2 y of the murder of Quong We i Copper Company, and| been known of, muc ie authorized, | iit ene to Ine tei ie Bt Pell street, in iis Ss ae ot ne | (oe District-Atitorne Whitman’s made accordingly. Later | by the Independent Fertilizer Company. many, | titution Is now Was discharged to-day by Magistrate! ats) special . y a this was denied by the Tennessee Cop-|oMcials, and jt was only after the col+ ‘ Murphy In the Tombs Police Court. Lee | <—_—_i quidating the acquired property. ly issued to Mr. Cummins | ay | per Con also by Mr. C fapse of the proposed fertiii ms | Bit) teed wae Ined up with four o aninne Pike’e Toothache Dropa Investigation Reveals As- | iw tt ie eansine ta wok |e andthe aemtie of the titers! @*CYE QUICKLY CAUGHT eee When purchasing a garment you consider, In this of course, the fabric and the style. joubt still in his possession. |pany to obtain posession of the notee| | tounding Deal in Finance. AFTER RAFFLES EXPLOIT. i} ters of the Independent! that i was discovered that the money ter Co, afterward. endeavored t0| had been used by a group of the ditec-| instance the fabric and the style will i impress secure the assistance of J. P. Morgan| tors which Mr. Cummins headed, | After Robbing Two Men at End themselves upon the mind without waiting for more leisurely consideration. First. The fabric is probably the most wanted of all fabrics for Spring wear. This satin has a wool finish & Co. in financing their combination, | and St was largely due to interminable wrangling over this issue of stock to! ty. Cummins that resulted in the © f the whole fertilizer und ‘These directors now admit that | the money secured in this manner ‘was used by them in the purchase | Of 7,000 shares of the Van Morden -| Trast Company stock at $326, when | the book value of the uptown con- | oe ee py nf the Van Worden ‘Company ‘Mr. Cummins and ‘tet friends ayes banged of the jank and the Twelfth Ward Sent, whlch institutions they have since LOANS BUY BA of Pistol Burglar Sampled Singer's Wine. Johnny McCue, twenty-nine years old Franklin Simon & Co. |'decond avenue, Gard whees plolure as Fifth Avenue--37th and 38th Sts. | No, 4,429 adorne the Rogues’ Gallery, | j came t rief in atte ting a pictur- Rat and ya Will Close Out Friday ‘Amazing Inside Story of Pur-! E Insisted on Cash. chase of Van Norden Trust | 1» this transaction Mr. Cummins was | represented by ‘Judge William A. | Keener, then and up to the time of the osing of the Carnegie Trust Company which, aside from its rich, luxuriant look, imparts body Something entirely to the fabric and unusual strength. new in satins. jesque Raffles exploit and as a result and Other Institutions. | waa held in $2,800 for the Grand Jury a director in that corporation. by Magistrate Kernochan in the Weet Second. There are three models, ee! = | Keener, according to the lawye! | Scie Ge a ok oe Gan Bas Orde Court to-day. taken aie of an imported model and made specially for us. 1 ” | th fertilize ple, wi ver: artio- h nortly fore midni jeCue en- 1 Astounding transactions of a fnanciat| then e"Rte: Cummins, should | Bankina Department demanded, that ered tne notin at No. 208 weet Rost. 45 Women's Fur Collar Coats i Coats are short—and distinctly chic, catching still character have been revealed to Dis- quire possession of ir, Cumm! rien: e up! mi by Wyllam Cassina, jac’ roadcloth; a ib or skun ss) juire possession bitch ft daa Ul y mb 1 opossum another of the elusive variations of style. Skirts are 19.75 triet-Attorney Whitman from his ex- i he insisted that a who lives ‘en the second floor, He went | collar; quilted hese tran: fons, {t was learned to- dent Fertilizer Company at par, Over clal assistance to Andrew Carnegie. jnaries, frightened the two men with a, Heretofore $45.00 Full length model silk lined and interlined. lon of the books of the Carnegie 0,000 must he paid to Mr. | Place them eis careene tent| straight to the room occupied by William 35 W i be new oe bor effect. Phe been i sone buton ee C aiwho would at once reinvest | the directora o rust smith and John Kallwach, three fl | cutaway coat, wi roll collar of satin and Teast Company, now IN 1s Possess on ieee ate eine slonk of the Inde- | Company deckled to appeal for finan-| up, kicked In the door without prelim- omen’s Black Broadcloth Coats | cate detachable collar of -” of pongee or striped sill. 18.50 | after whom the trust company ange from a queer juggling of | Heretofore $29.50 to $39.50 named. |torneys for the Independent Fertilizer protests of Steele, Otis & Hall, at- was | gin, took [clothing and wrapped the goods up in| thelr jewelry, money and The other models are st coats, ekg: told TMU: wilh fa, Company, resolutions in accordance Several Conferences. a dundle. 53 Girls’ Winter Coats around bottom, and sailor col rab pivegy with 7 Cheba Mba sage ts with “Judge” Keener's request were| ‘There were several conferences held) Leaving the bundle tn the » Jlway, | Navy blue or brown cheviot, wool lined, and pipings of contrasting Be Manidng Department nally threw | finally passed by the Independent Fer-| with Mr. Oarnewle, at which it was McCue went to the fourth floor, ocen: | 410 12 years. Heretofore $12.50 to $16.80 5.00 | collar of checked or striped Beweline silk. are Anwrt to more recent large loans upon. (ilzer Comoany and the transaction! pointed out that when Mr. Cummine| pied by Joseph Cerne, basso profundo . ‘oad thy hentai fl the collateral of a variety of en consummated according’ and his friends bought into the Carnegie | of the Metropolitan Opera Company.| §4 Misses’ Tailored Suits \ ined with striped silks, contrasting or self colors. sin which Witilam J. Cummini ‘Trust. Company its former president | who had not vet come home, There he and organizer, C. C. Dickinson, who since died, made representations that the corporation had been founded with the knowledge and approval of Mr. | Carnegie. | dashed off two pint bottiea of fine It and helped himaelf to Sig- | fur overcoat and plaid cap. Having grabbed the bundle on the way’ | down, he made a safe exit and disap- | | and captain of Tenn, was the Late Winter models of imported cheviots or serge, Woitician, promoter i tee, in tailored or with satin sailor collar. Heretofore $29.50 to $45.00 18.50 dustry from Nashville, 10 20 years. zer Company and the properties organized for th i . | gating Sl.-| The upshot of the negotiations with] peared, wi ith and Cassina were 7 by Mr. Cummins end friends owe | 600, 000 were discounted and placed to Mr. Carnegie, in which his agent, R. A.! out i or & yy man. Detectives Women s Fur Coats the Carnogie ‘Trust Company $2,100,007, | the credtt ent vertiusey) Franks, participated, .was a loan of|Shaibies and Morlarity of the Weet — 3d i 10 & schedule prepared by! COMPANY. thm Tndependent | $3,000 00 (rorth of United States Steel] Forty-seventh station noticed a crowd sccore 0 a schedule d DY) Fertiilzer Company for $1,500,000 Wan | Corporation 6 per cent. bonds. These |in front of @ Neato pool room, in the ‘ A an interested creditor. A still further | ‘awn against these funds and delivered | bonds old for 82,004,000, and the pro-| Tenderloin about 3 A. M. and found a 14 Moire Pony Coats ve 4ndebtedness of $700,0% against these| to Mr. Cummins, who promptly had it | ceeds were deposited to their credi. in| white man in it. The victims of the Full length model, of light weight moire pony | 8! Li dame enterr which was thrown] phed and distributed coples the Carnegie Trust Company, the bal-lrobbery later Identified McCue. skins, brocaded silk lining. Heretofore $98.50 ° is friends, out of the Twelfth Ward anc Nin a Annual Mid- Winter Sales—Specia 11 French Seal Coats teenth V Full length, of French s J banks by tho State Bank- Misses’ Ribbon Dre: Rockers. aed Bead quartered oak brocaded Ing Dep nt Immediately. fotlowins ribbon and lace, newest model finish; all , saddle the closing of the Carnegie Trust C ee neaitret silk lining Herevotore $128.00 59.50 drop skirts; size 8 to 2 strong sad can pany. Jan. %, will bring the local bs ertitizer Companys | oppiaty MAS 12 High Grade Karakul Coats worth 98.081 very speci F.5: OG |i potunes eee ing indebtedness of Mr. Cummins’ more in possession | irty-fourth Now Ready Full th model of well matched flat skin: Bamboo Tables, to GCN np to " nk halance of $1.80,000 against | Street Our New brocadeditainast Wipet edema red 0 75.00 Women’ 's Girdle Skirt Pp \ : GE HIARIIAG AROUHE WHIDK; THe CASS We Madras Wai aded lining; long roll collar. leretofore $145.0 e' misses’; most up-to-date style for esponsibility of Mr. Cum | ogic ‘Trost Company’ had extended the Just West of Madras Waist erg MR up: zl y mins and his friends as bank directors | = ins igcounting | Waldorf. Price $3.50 Compe Alopebns dE Mtgts Findlay 4 in light and dark color: "$1 22 to 26 Through Regligence upon the for there loans will depend entirely | 4, oft ¢ tha thaewonaent Ter e extent of elr sto interest Past, obcnee oO} id a q i ‘| upon the extent of their stock interest] PARE elther of the Independent rer- Special Sale Friday an the various fa ed corporations, negie Trust C which holdings are now being carefully ny officials, or ‘bank bal- Special Sale of 8, wool shepherd checks, Glee with investigated by the authorities | : ‘ WwW Xo 66 49 silk, silk soutoche and button, + AMICI bt Naw shri has: $90.00/0n | WwW omen’s arfait NAErwear | [ists aii ‘tined, ‘color: ‘navy, tan, Bleached Sheeting, $1 in, ih fells EE wetted | Black Silk Waists $4.85 ||- Fe and, back and white” |e cued must MRIS ha “gdaramee sinned by .3tt | Semi-Dress—Various Models.. “*+ checks; sizes 6 to 14; value 97c yard, . Cummins ani his associates. | OPEN BACK AND FRONT, SIZES 32 TO 44. Lingerie Combinations ot patiste, cross-bar Women's Corsets, white coutil,| bleached and High Finance. | dimity and dotted Swiss, lace and ribbon trimmed two new models; double garter attach-| good quality. Special a yd. -An Inside view of igh finance in New| pendent Fertilizer Company wae Value $7.50 Night Gowns of French batist "i @ ments, Jace tops: rex, 6%, 27) wercerized Napking, 1 bs . n the detatls of these ened, had been intended only fe and cross-bar \6nl6 ra i iy: es fee one day, and seer have been dimity, lace and ribbon trimmed Ds 65 Women's Shoe » black or brown of ¢ fired lowed oon as Mr. Cummins’s 24. The so-caticd “fertitizer loans upon| Ghee was deposited, 22-24-26 WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET. Lingerie Petticoats of tawn or cambricy deep velvet; buttons; also patent Which tumed the whole unfortinate| ‘This was in the days of the rapid) | flounce of embroidery or lace Value $4.50 inter, velve pe ay 8 EERE NB hme eat me “rollowing ¢he Lingerie Princess Slips ot awn; trimmed with $14 strenuous ef- posits of the| undoubtedly from) many colors and black; rich Duch- esse finish; reg. 98c yd. he way the State Banking Depart y rs ’ : Sine sizes 24% to 7 Sites spies eit ern ae thal NS gh na ie Chime dAMES McGREERY & CO: Silk and Jersey Petticoats | Silke Near: 36 "$1.19 wer ct business interests the Independent Sith’ a capita’ Meetings of co the name TOC\ tia sizes; value 25¢ No C. O. D. or Mail Orders. 23rd Street 34th Street secured | Southern Silk Jersey and Messaline Silk Petticoats, in blac Value $9.75 white, street and evening shades. 4.95 counts large friends. presenting held in New York 4 December, 1998, | 1 effected. was | Favorable Showing. Having found hdiv easily a more fa- On Friday and Saturday, showing could be made to the February the 3rd and 4th. | Banking Department through the Independent Fert!- | Will Close Out Friday 76 Women’s House Robes and a and at least Independent temporary org 16,000 of vorable to deliver the $1,600,000 stock to William J, Cummins instead of the Tennessee the’ fertilizer jj | With the expectation of the Independ nt | | | Of crepon eiderdown or blankets; satin trimmed ptupelsted & © jocitiogn where ie could pat up with the| SILK DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores. and cord girdle, Hereiatore $4501088.80 De OD A ten-vens contract for thelr entire te Weiks ances tee ant eco “McCreery Silks” | e H production of sulphuric acid was negots | actually permitting them to use. this * } ‘ | d between the Incependent [erilaer | money, Mr. Cummins, by virtue of * . and tie ‘Tennessee Copper. adsolu irol of tae Independent Fer- Famous over half a Century. Some | hings Cateh On! » the $500.00 cash from the tn. tilizey Compan at that time through Itlal mtock subscription of the fertilizer | MX OWnersap of three-fourths of the Sale of Foulards comprising the season's ’ . See Me ising gold to ihe: Tennesse rased the notes : SSE NS i Registered Established It’s usually the good things that ss Pie oe tiete cdvanctd cannes Carnegie Trust Com- choicest styles and colors, also Navy Blue Tod Half : " 5 on tiils contract mount OF The Tasapensess and White or Black and White Polka Dots. : ‘hy th catch on. No one ever knows just q Afier the payment of the first $250,000 pens oe 6 d Mak Contury k | Think hi Pe eee cee Whe. DEAL Rama | the : h5c per yar what will >a hit i f t i to thé Tennessee Copy State Bar . lat will make a hit, InK O| e i » appar e stat 1 value 1.00 saa ‘ x ee Dalene Ul’ Vim Lad ANAeay Hor tleee plays that fail; the books that fail; the arent cordate canra| Hans stood at Bato" | EERTNO UNDERWEAR DEP'TS. In Both Store: mporte ovelty songs that fail. : the fertilizer comiane sugested. that WEEE, COMPanS taking, way OF, Carne; Italian Silk Vests with hemstitched band rs But it's Success that is now bowing z Zompa: i yl alian Si ith hemstitched band. Thiet & \oreugh his friendly relations with his sing, ; 1 ° > Pe mst ateae tiae| Sane, ate eat “s (Cotton DressFabrics] tov. Thisis about the [ f Nashville, Tenn., he thought he might | but the loans and the bank balance of be able to cbtain a revision of the con: |the Independent Fertilfzer Company Italian Silk Combination Suits, lace Sunday World Detective Story tract on @ more favorable basis. |@pparently remained undisturbed at ‘ : , if The collection for the coming season is very large : ‘ * a at At this time Mr. Cummins had formed | {"@ Carnegie Trust Company not only trimmed. Tight knee or umbrella shape. ac Oe na aA : in Booklet Form, now being distributed MRC gt cetuse te New York Oly | until the final abandoning of the plans and contains numerous new and exclusive fabrics from A ni “4 with the late C. C, Dickingon, president | fectcrm etn dune ot 1900, but alec vantil 3.90 the looms of the best foreign manufacturers, in Greater New York. These stories . 4 ‘ 3 A facturers in June of 198, but also until value 5.50 h P d Fab of Ahe Carnegie Trust Company and it St Banking D NW sos . . “ae, er onsist nich var) rat G i PEE at cade with, the| forced’ the Mtinestorn of the Carne . Swiss Ribbed Mercerized Union Suits for voit’ Welle, ated re pigs consisting of Franc n Organ 4 d are the kind the people want. At least Di A = + Py e ane 1 * a banking interests generally early Spring wear. 1.95 srounds showing a wide range of designs such as dots, stripe it seems so from the way the paper sold Had Much Influence. _ ‘ : : fi rp itepie nand ripes, f AgMt Lummine was a teliow director tn | Pda _Altatrons Underskirts, with silk nase era eee ee ues “ eaves a eye last Sunday and the big advance Be Gar | ruffle, 1.5¢ lid colors, cing a le newest 5 ~ erick Lewisohn, president of ihe embroigere: 50 French shades. Silk striped and checked Voiles. Navy and demand for next Sunday. The Great yennessee Copper Company, an was ‘ Ra ‘ ) “4 3 w, claimed hat” Mr. Comming had cone Blasts With Mite airline. chess also a complete assortment London Detective has received a cordial iderable influence with Mr. Lewisoh: Po é ye blac sande’ 2 effects es, checks an Maids, ‘4 2 2 7 i “og poliionfavorn a. Cumminn JUNIOR SUIT DEP'TS. In Both Stores. Ove yard up. oe Rates Ala welcome in New York. His work is cured for the Tennessye Copper Barderad M 1 of : 7 ‘Menren js rag i ‘omps tion with th elt ordere: ovelties French N Tulle, Mare nillaA 4 “5 HE Mebtationa of thet corporation at Spring models in Junior Suits, made of quisette, >t. Gall Batiste, Princess Muslin, Pine: any vad Salle skilled, and his friend, who recounts the Peomen Tee man larantet the Navy Blue Serge. Sizes 14 and 16 years. Mixed Me dal with handsome deep border effects in varie stories, 1S past master in the art of t ft the Independent Fertili 5 ous color combinations, 1.25 yard and up. “ : 1, * * Cmpent to procure the amistanc | 16.50 Embroidered St. Gall Setaece in all b n story telling. The human interest is h m ft i : . : ss: : - Wt " 2 of Reeenor os esawranh anctwitia tee | | Junior Dresses of Striped Silk,—plaited various ie dots and neat i ires; also white with black and ¢ always there. The mystery 1s plausible ; , : soe tet ae ; or of otty ms O e pre ; ; * 1A eon Rapa rag Del pee oold ment | | skirt; kimono sleeves. Sizes 14 and 16 years number ples y.colored designs on white grounds, 50c yard i and the solution is logical These Waa tendered the Independent Fertilizer | 15.00 Silk and Cotton French Batiste j) {| ne hairline : A‘ . nid the oMolals of that com | stripes and checks, also a complete assortment of colors with Sunday World Detective Books contain Bray, Sere Gutiorized to execute, sub | | Wash Dresses of Gingham, Repp, Lawn embroidered dots and other neat designs, 1.25 yard up the greatest collection of complete 5 Uow in the contract remained the same | and Percale. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Repps, Piques and Scotch Ginghams. All the — . Xi fore, but whereas in the first in- | | different shades in English Repp and Pique with i f stories of the mystery kind ever collected. 4 stance it had caitea for entire payment | 1.95 and 2.95 Heer ren etenta wear andl tan URURIaGT i ‘i cial soft 5 ) cash th a tte shior ¢ s i > large collection « me 21 F Saar ate ri the maser Ra Hom ot toons | FLAPJACK fine Scotch Ginghams, including the well-k iH own D, & ib val ' Re wi mber, a new ¢ omple te story next évation in Independent Fertilizer stoc | | son brand, (n plain shades, checks, stipes and c Ss age Th it ising feat f the re- s a ¢ , pes and new plaid effec sunday, vised contract was that ine indepes- | FOR delicious H Y ’ . dent Fertilizer Company was tnatructed ‘ } R James McCutcheon & Co - e Griddle Cakes Copper Company. All stockholders of : remer 23rd Street . tne Twdependent Fertitisey Company rd and Muffins. 34th Street 5th Ave. & 34th St., Walters eon sw vorenngeae