The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1911, Page 2

tadle, as tf about to say something, but when a newspaper man spoke to her she evidentiy changed ber mind. She muttered something about “Liar and hurried back to her piace. As soon as court opened Mr. Jerome got 1p and sald: Since tha adjournment yesterda matters have tran which neces tate a personal explanation at this tima Some time after I tecame bis lawyer I became convinced that the di fendant was of unsound mind. Upon hat presumption I entered for him a of not guilty. Sudsequentiy his santiy was tasted by a lay Jury, who declared him to be of sount 4.1 (hen formally withdrew as his counsel and was assigned to defend him, explains my presence bere now. Jerome Fo. ally Withdraws. “As Your Honor kaows, I contended when these present proceedings starved that my client was of unsound mind And ahould not be tried upon the charge against him. I was overruled ty yo and we took up the (ask of geting a Jury. ‘The attitude which I took at tue outset I still maintain; the conclusion which I reached then is still with me In @hort, 1 do not regard this man as deing mentally competent to confer with counsel. However, thig view is not shared by others who are interested fn Robin, and as a result of a confer ence which was held last night I feel that, having performed iny professional duties, I now desire to withdraw. “The prisuner's sister, red whiea from now on he be represented lesauy | Washington Savings Shore Traction Company and other cor- | | Porations in De. Robino- | WAY ever ain viteh, his nearest relative, desires U.1t) 1 et to the buttom of all his shammed {naan ty well enough to de- these ive all of experts. He might have fooled some of them, but not all 1 tell you, Robin i¢ an insane man—a victim of @ progressive and incurable form of Insanity, ant time will prove It. 6 reporters np amith ti 1 the way. not disouns te treats Nelther he nor his t of hia parents, vister wishes to under sheriffs © leading 16 Tome Five minutes later the : yin and w & jeering, hostile crowd. The end ome suddenly in one of the Diggest casos—A farce, some might term ft=that has marked the course of and frenzied finance since the panic of wi. R — f ARKABLE, PHASES IN ROBIN’S SCHEME TO CHEAT JUSTICE. The crime of which Robin pleaded @ullty to-day is one of many charged against him in connection with the wrecking of the Northern Bank, the Bank, the South which he was interested investiation into the af- in's banks has been under his failure, late in De- have as yet been unable jevious Although an faira of Ko ember, experts trangactions. i Mr. Ma eg and ; ae Tobin's ineanity dodge, which Mr. Je wae it my retirement % | rome so persistently pushed in his de- . fenae, was adop ne vnen it Aa Mr. Jerome mat down in the Beane th tha UAIINEY War midst of a deep hush the Justice, uf- ter paying @ high tribute to Jerome’ ze@i and energy, said he deemed tt 40! more than fair that the request should de granted. Instantly Robin was on hi "Your Honor,” he began, make a statement before’ Up jumped Mr. Whitman to protest. The Court checked Whitman and silenced Robin with the same gesture. “I do not think [ want to hear any statement at this ime,” sald the Jus- ties, Then, addressing the jury, he said it seriously har, ored the adm sistration of justice that th» results of a private conferonce of last night, affecting the present issue, should have been blazoned forth in the public prints. He regretted that he ovu'd not , nish those respon- sible for uttering and circulating these disclosures. Goidemith Makes Plea “Guilty.” Up got Robin again, but before he could utter more than @ word or so the Justice silenced him in. Mr, Gold- smith arose in the midst of a little stir and announced that on behalf of his client he decided to withdraw the stand: ing plea of “not guilty” and substitute therefore a plea of guilty. As Robin stood alongside of Goldsinith Clerk Bro- phy put to him the required question, phrased after the court formula and em- bracing the charges set forth in the in- dictment. Robin merely nodded when asked If he desired to plead guilty. Then he took the oath to answer truthfully what ques- tions might be put to him. Preparations were going forward for taking Robin's pedigree when Mr. Whitman interrupted. He had felt sure all along, he said, that Rodin was entirely sane and sensible, and that inasmuch as he desired to question the prisoner regarding certain criminal | transactions involving other provable malefactors he asked the Court to de- fer the pronouncing of sentence until foot. March 27 and in the meanwhile, asked | that Robin be remanded without ball to the eity prison, Justice Seabury nodded his acqules cence to this, Ho thanked the twelve jurors for thelr work thus far and dis-) charged them. On the heels of this he| dismissed this term of court until March | the date desired by Mr. Whitman— and at once left the bench. concealed. condition and sholid finement at one order sanitarium tity loc and made Nght o | @ combination A little group Ungered behind, focuss- | Ng about the spot where Robin, his sis- | d his former secretary, Mrs, Dor- land, were gathered together. Dr. I vinovitch seemed actually relieved that | the strain was over, She was smiling wanly behind the shadows of her heavy black veil, Robin Insists He's Sane, Robin seemed chipper and cheerful Me sat down bapween the two wo and talked to them for twenty minutes, | Nobody paid any attention to them. | Presently Robin's nerve began to de sert him. He started passing his hands nervously across his face and leaned wearily against the little black-clad figure of his sister as if grown sud- Jenly tired. She put her arm over his shoulder and supported him. So they tayed for some time Mr. Goldsmith, who’ was standing varby, said | “Mr, Robin has all along contended He has never ceased Jina of the allenists nd the other ho have regarded him #+ being of unsound mind. It was for the purpose of telling vhe Justic that he got up a while ago. Jt was own desire that he be permitted to ad- Areas the Court and the jury, and had that he was sane. ) oppose the cl 1e Not been checked, he would have told them that never for @ inv} had he personally doubted his ow nity ‘There are seven 0 Jndictments pending against my client, but I do not belleve any of them will ever rought up against him, now that he has plead ed guilty to the first one.” District-Attorney Whitman had al ready retired to @ private office, wher was interviewing the Witnesses wh amored for the trial Hy gh to say ad been 6 ne out long en ‘As a first offe ubly receive an indeterminate { from five to ten years, If ¢ in, he could be given a sent maximum of seventy years third offense he could be ad n nee w abitual criminal and imprisoned life. That ts ali I have to say. I have no information as yet that Robin will nake allegations of any sort against his cssociates, som whom have adicted. T shall at once begin exami ng him, however.” Jerome Prophes Jerome was from court he stopped to tell an Evening Vorid reporter this 1 have all along % As Mr. Heved, from th: time I first saw him, that Ro { vnsound mind, 1 effi! think so firmly and I predict that if he lives, " eventually be transferred from Sin ing to Matteawan Asylum His own letters and utterances to me would have nyinced me of his unsoundness mind, even if I had not had the evidence { thirteen of the lr . merica, all unanimously agreeing that was not mentally co nt ‘Besides, there is a family record aise nd Robin his 3 been ratic and sickly from ch!idhood ‘1 do not believe he gould have | became apparent to the banker that his bankrupt condition could no longer be As soon as the State Bank- ing Department and the State Insur- ance Department went to work on Robin's books, Robir ter, sent for a ¢ Rejectod at Sanitarium. ‘The alionista had decided that he was insane, His slater said he had tried to commit suicide by throwing himself from a window. There were apparent hallucinations of persecution, Robin wildly maintained that J, Pierpont Mor- gan and other weil known Wall street financiers had foried a plot to ruin tim and that paid assassins had tried to Kill him on the street and at the door of his own home in Gramercy Square On Dec. %, Dr, Max Sehla H. Valentine Wildman signe floate declaring Robin tnsane. Late that night Dr. Louise Kobinovitch, Robin's sister, went to the residence of Justice Amend and, by § representing that her brother was in a dangerous placed in con- , got him to sign an committing Robin to a private » and Dr. a certi- Robin was taken to Dr, Carlos F. MacDonald's sanitariym at Central Val- ley, New York. Dr, MacDonald, in view of the great sensation prevalent over the failure of the Northern Bank, refuned to accept Robin as a patient. It was reported that Robin tried to throw himself under a metirowd train at Central Valley, Alleged Attempt at Suicide, Then Willlam Travers Jerome was re- tained as Robin's counsel and Robin turned over to him a considerable quat~ of securities, which Mr. Jerome ed in his safe On Di 8 Robin Way surrendered in court by Mr. Jerome 1 attempt at suicide, which arded with suspicion in the later events, Mr. Jerome protested from the time he took the case that Robin was in- sane. He intimated that he would be able to prove Robin was the victim of Wall was of millionaires in street, Ho declared that Robin not only insane, but penniless, ‘This contention was advanced t Jerome in the Court of General sions, when Robin was called to 4 to the indictment found against When Robin was aeraigned Judge Swann trial to determine his mentyg condition Mr. Jerome formally anndunced his withdrawal from the case, stating that he could not defend a crazy man, He intimated that he would act for Robi him, before nda jury to undergo a if assigned as counsel by the Court, | and Judge Swann so assigned him, Jury's Verdict “Sane. Then, when « Jury, which Mr, Jerome did not protest’ against when it was selected, returned a verdict that Robja wan sane, despite the evidence of ex perts, Mr. Jerome went before the Acad- ouy of Medicine and denounced the jury | axa "and Judge Swann stent Judge, He Murphy the machinery of ton moving and dra the ns Robin along with dt. ‘The time came n Monday, when Robin was called into the Criminal Branch of the Supreme t and arrady! bury for trint Again did Mr. Jerome protest that his cent Was insane. He tried to place in- muimerable es in the course of process of selecting a Jurys He repeat- d before Judge Si edly objected to the injuatice of trying a crazy man, He plastered the record with objections and exc ons, appar- ently designed for use in the higher courts, After all of which Robin pleaded guilty. > —- DAYLIGHT HOLD-UP STARTS CHASE ON PPER BROADWAY —— (Continued from First Page.) puse in time to wen running the areaway to the street. The shouts had brought all the tenants of he houses ove! ing the yard heir windows and they saw O'Connell pull s and fire two shots over his quarry’s head, Cullen sto} when the revolver barked and held bh sively when th i hands out submis policeman emerged n the areaway © policeman went dred and oack to One Hun xth street and found Doyle hangin Gray's coat collar, with his good right hand swinging clear for ace na The prisoners were arraigned in the West Side Court, and the examination Was wot for to-morrow morning, h | holding office | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH DUBIOUS DIVORCES MADE VALID BY Ex-District Attorney Who Hundreds of Women, Some of Whom Had Remarried, Re- assured by Judge’s Action. | | LAX LAWYERS LECTUR 2D | Told They Will Be Strenuously | Treated if Again Caught Remiss in Duty. Under directions from Jus two hundred lawyers ch being lax in properly divorce judgments III, of the Supreme Court to-day to ex- plain the oceasion of their remissness. Many young women who had considered themselves free to marry again until the expone of the unexecuiel divorces was made were in court with newly retained lawyers, stice MoCall investigated the com- plaints of several persons whose names appeared on the filegal judgment rolls | and decided to summon to court all law- | yers who had failed properly to file final Judgments to answer for their violations of the rules. ot practice, It 1s also stated that Justice McCall found several cases where lawyers had held up clients for additional fee: The excuses given were many. It wan the busiest day the so-called “Bargain Day” Divorce Court has had in years, The minds of the women who had come to court to find out whether they were married or single were greatly relieved when Justice MoCall announced that the old decrees might be filed nune executin appeared ray JUDGE HALF-BARED, “SAYS JEROME, “Your profession and mine have been insulted by a half-baked Judge, who holds office by grace of Charlie Murphy Shall an incompetent Judge and a ragtag jury outweigh the judgment of honest medical men.” William Travers Jerome to the Academy of Medicine Feb, 1, 1914. “HE’S INSANE—I WITHDRAW.” by recreant law. y la Meer eret eyes were “Why, Your Honor, the defendant was not even represented by pana Wut iva ee er eee | counsel .at the hearing before Judge Swann. 1 withdrew as his counsel executed,” said Justice MoCali,” nas| from the proceeding because I honestly believed he was insane. Wher ptt pad einai ine AH Robin took the stand and made a long, ‘ambling statement before Judge speedy action in the matter. Were| Swann I was only convinced the more that he was insane.”—William such a state of affairs permitted to Travers Jerome to Justice Seabury Feb. 14, 1911. ROBIN A CRAZY MAN, SAYS JEROME. “1 am advised by Dr. Flint that Robin's mental condition is such! continue it might lead to very serious compligations, ‘The Court therefore has determined to call the attention of the bar to this situation and invite their ald and co-operation ‘eimedy- Tank ins byes Glad eid b ait that he is entirely unable to advise with ‘nis counsel as to his line of. st ja beyon an: juestion, b : . t ee 5, San weacuunl aty i any ino, | defense, and that his mind is unsound and he is incapable of being placed ment, day or night, to sign the requi- site order to execute all tifese finai judgments nune pro tune, “In every instance where at ts found no effort 1s made on the part of lawy to ald the Cgurt dn straightening out on trial. I am of the same opinion and beg to lay the matter before the court. f cannot represent a crazy man.”—William Travers Jerome to Judge Swann on Jan. 23, 1911. many cases where final judgments had) Charjes L, Dana, Dr. Pearce Bailey, Dr. Wliliam A. White, Dr. Max G.| been signed, but not entered, and where the principals have remarried and had | Schlapp, Dr. H. Valentine Wildman, Dr. William A. Mabon, Dr, Minas | id th ft eeeplorablen | At SF Of Wing) 1 Gregory and two others, wio sent their opinions to Mr. Jerome by ee pepe mail. TAMPA RESULTS. 5 into Wisconsin to def my election FIRST RACE—Purse $150; for three- year-old maidens; about three furlongs. Calathump 10 (Bergen), 8 to 6, 3 to came from except that I of it came from Wall stre As these words reverb. ow that some t LORIMER WINS FIGHT 10 HOLD result was the acquittal of Lorlm Siill Insisis Robin Is Insane tate eeat /olops us) ere ceceseare ta THESE CALLED ROBIN INSANE compel lawyers. to comply, Witt inate Alienists who declared Robin insane: Dr. los F, McDonald, Dr. | “Justice McCall declared. there, were| Austin Flint, Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton, Dr. Smith Ely Jelliffe, Dr. | rated through | 1, 1911. JACK BINNS CARES MORE FOR DIGNITY THAN FOR DOLLARS Tells Jury Vitagraph Com- pany Hurt His Honest Fame by Showing Pictures. COURT £°UES THE FILMS. Wireless Operator Gives An- other Lantern Exhibition to Illustrate Damage Done. | — Jack Binns, the wireless operator who saved the passengers of the ill-| Ated Republic, gave another moving: | picture exhibition in court to-day, Justice G tatora, the with | niaum and @ jury as spec- ‘The machine was rigged up in Supreme Courtroom to give evi- dence in Binns's suit against the Am- efican Vitograph Company for $50,000 for damages for the unsanctioned use of his nasne and photographs. I have felt that I had received a certain kind of fame in trust,” Binns tifled. “I have felt that it was for me to take care of that fame and pre- serve it properly. I have sought to avold notoriety and advertisement, Naturally when I heard about these pictures I was hurt and humiliated. I fea that | I would lose caste with my friends.” never appeared on the stage, al- thougi I had a great many offers from managers.” In other words, you did not want to lize the respect the public felt his lawyer asked. I did not.” the clése of his testimony Binns escorted Justice Greenbaum and the jurors into the adjoining room, whe: the films were flashed against the wall. The curtains were drawn and re darkened. Binns was shown seated in the oper- ator’s room of the steamship Republic when the vessel came into collision with the Florida. The films showed Binns flashing ‘his famous "C. Q. D." to the Baltic and the Siasconsett sta- | tton and portrayed the work of rescue | following. The sinking of the Republic was also ELON on the wall. BIG OCEAN LINERS, DENIED BI DOCK, TO QUIT ThIS PORT (Continued From First Page.) docking the ships after they made the | Channel passage. A board of army engineers was or- | dered to convene Jan, 2% at the Army Hullding here to consider the question and to determine whether or not the ex- tensions might be made without injury | comme for ou At ors 6 and out, Charlie O'Brk 107 the chi ver, Vice-President Sherman | 1 o i . “0! to the general navigation of the North (Pickett), 244 to 1, even and 1 to 2, sec ordered the clerk to call the roll, The | {0° ond; Judge Snook, 107 (C. Jackson), 20 to | River. It was upon the finding of this that to-day’s dee! on came, 1, 6 to 1 and 4 to 1, third Lorimer was acquitted on the ground . ° Dora M, Luta also ran. sp ae be sersonally Was romponsl | int as a possible substitute for MRCON TS TA Cencaslieua ¢leey tnt ittieees | Je for any af the admitted corruption | New York City as a point for landing WOLSDIAL AAS UBT PC Taniheni enilkere | iu the Ailinois Legislature coincident | Sassengers and. freight. It became Goscea Turney dU Gurehe), with his election, The majority of the| known that the transportation interests to b and even, won; Merry Senate accepted Lorimer's defense and| naq for a long while been buying land (Martin, 4 to 1, 2 to 1 and even, | the decision is final, He stands cleared | ar Montauk Point and that the plans for Rose O'Neill, 101 (Paul), 7 to as far as te Senate itself is concerned | changing the terminal base had already and 1 to 2, third, Time 4 (Continued From First Page.) of all the charges made against him, | heen developed. pee ate Lackford, Kitty Fisher, Alma, ; BARTER It had not been serlously thought that [Tinta ‘Crenet, Automate and “Mesttess | iy or ane. Tggucr-ay Cotorado, weav. {MISSOURI PACIFIC PROXIES | xew'tnndon woutt bo considered ae a | Girl also ran. oath of Mr. Hughes of Colorado, | FO point of relief from the conditions of = aeae ing the present vating strength ot eo R NEUTRAL PARTY. | which the steamship owners now com- Senate 91 and 4 @ quorum, Mr, Lorl- | plain. | sNOKRONVIULE RESULT Oe et ee ee eee ida |?" surprise to Dock Head. | ue | Stockholders aes Abrond Want|) inne washington report came a IRST RACK—Selling: t positions of Senators Frazier ana | Representation *on Board distinct. shock to Commissioner ‘Tom- and up; seven furlongs rell, who were absent, were an- pO |kins, He had not expected the turning | (bavenport), 1 to 10, 8 to u# both anti-Lorimer, | of Directors, down of the big ew York interests in | Arst; Grecian Bend, 106 (But sa general understanding et puch ahort order. and hile ie had BALA MORE, March — AUTOPSY WITHOUT CONSENT RAILWAY MEN TAKE UP MAKES PHYSICIAN LIABLE.| FREIGHT RATE DECISION. Damages Obtained by Sister of Western Forces Consider Advisa- Dead Woman Declared Legal bility of Appealing From Court by Court. Ruling. Justice Ford in the Kupreme Court’ CHICAGO, March 1-Officlals of to-day in denying a motion for a new Western ratiroads met here to-day t trial in the case where @ Jury recently discuss the advisability of prosecuting awarded amages to Clara Newman an appeal to the new Federal Court o of Philadelphia againat Dr, Ralph W, Commerce from the recent decision 0 ‘Thompson of the Metropolitan Hospital, the Interstate Commerce Commissio who had performed an autopsy on the Genying the roads the right to advanc body of Clara Rouse, sister of the freight rates. plaintiff, sald @ physician who per- | While ft ts not expected that a decis | forms an autopsy, even with the con !0n Will be reached immediately, (he/n sent of friends of the dead person, may @FOUs questions involved “will be giver be mutcted If reasonable efforts are not extended consideration @nd the grounc made to find if there are any living rel. !#ld for taking definite action w thin atives, short time, The roads will be requt to ele on or before March 10 whethe ‘The physician produced a woman at jthe trial who had signed @ paper giving permission to perform the autopsy. ‘This | Woman subse juently tostified she dtd nor know the contents of the paper when she aligned tt. | Justice Ford satd | “The evidence in this cas@ did not dis- | close what, if any discover the relativ to withdraw the tariffs em advanced ri or carry bracing the case for review to the Commerce Court. How effort was 4 of the d made to beyond the fact that the nu: Fi h | woman was entered as ‘friend’ in the to igure the | hospitee recorus.” ee SYRUP TRAIL ENDS IN PRISON. | Oddly Cap’ It took just ten minutes noon to try and convict C! of No, 1 Roosevelt street, | Patroiman Deneen of the Oak street sta- | tion was the sole Witness against him, Deneen’s testimony was highly interest. | least ing. Price of a Player-Piano The basis is the price of the piano itself, which should be at two-thirds of the total and the player one-third; then On the night of Feb, 17 he passet a bear in mind that the average red, It Takes Only Ten | to Convict Burglar, this after. arles Barone of burglary. egy at 8 Eoosevelt streets he | player-action is worth $250 and sald. The door was open and the saloon | ill lize th empty. Broken votttes were strewn | YOU Will realize that in any about. In entering tie door, he sipped Player-piano less than $550 you Jon a trail of syrup that led through the Won't have much of a piano after the pavement owed the s |doorway. Der examined the trail deducting the price of the player | carefully and found that it led along action; then remember that you | He foil must have a good piano because Tupy trail to No, 1 | Rooeevel street, and saw th tit it will receive 10 times the use of mounted the steps. Up and up and up the tnaee ad |led the trail and. ceawed wuddeniy on the ordinary instrument. thestop floor. De ried several doors The and at last came to a gummy doorknob He forced the door, Inside he fou Rarone sea n the midst of vente | bottles of rum and a can of syrup which | was leaking, Barone w be sentenced next Monday, fein Sect DURYEA Ml MUST PAY THE PIPER Injunction Denied Dancing Master et a Lie —Mast Now Justice Platzek, in the Supreme Court, | this afternoon denied the application of | “re a harmonious combination of | Oacar Duryea for an injunction rest good piano and a_ natural | ine Mayor G ynor and the Bureau of | player; they fully come up to the Licenses fron ering with his dane- | Popca Ing asAdeeny 1b the taanicawbla nk | Pease standard of durability, and t and Bro. | the prices, $550 to $750, are not lifled recently that he | high, ity considered; easy Oy Oe tere orn (pe if desired; old instru- protested | ments exchanged. ructor in| We give our customers the om. | {fee use of our music roll library; cials will discharge their duties within |it does away with the cost of the meaning of the law and not violate music, and place s our proposition the plin meaning of It,” said Justice Bias oar, Ah cout at cae oF beyond competition. Write for pl.yer booklet and In- | a twa: would have to the rules by tak place would be close that he was simply an dancing. “The presumption ts that publle not «rant injunctive relief which tnter- q feres with, or probibits public offictals music plan. in the enforcement he laws of the PEASE PIANO CO., State and munietpalt > —— GAYNOR 1 TAKES AN APPEAL. 128 W. 42 St.,nr.Broadway,N.Y. Newark Branch: 10 New St. Brooklyn Branch: Mayor Gaynor to-day filed a notice 3 Flatbush Ave. the County Clerk's office of his appeal to the Court of Appeals from the de- cision of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, which struck out he Positivety Prevents spectal defenses he interposed in the tf 00,000 bel broug ain, sun for I el oueht artnet eran! RIPPING Bingham. YQ TEARING ‘The suit against the Mayor grew of his criticism of Bingham in the c: out ‘7 SLIPPING of the Duffy boy in Brooklyn, Mayor in a letter to the then M OF STOCKING McClellan referred to Bingham 4 NO MATTER HOW competent,” “corrupt,” and sald he wa TIGHTLY DRAWN # Sbuosn,! ieee ar Soft little caps Vhen ugham brought sult Mayo i Gaynor answered by saying his state- readily attached to ments were true and made without any garter, abso- lutely guarding the stocking from all the wear and tear of every kind of garter fastener. ECONOMY malice. The Appellate Division ordered this stricken from Toe, answer, BLACKJACKED IN IN HER HOME. er returned avenue, 4 to land s cond t se | heard nothing officially of the action of ered an a third, Tin 1.2. Americaneer. er. Nothing was stated on the ee Po oft Information that was flashed to him| frightened, and seized the T AT ALL Lampet, Harvey ¥ apie regarding his attitude | sourl Pacific Rai »| with genuine concern. coat col € ‘o st LEADING F,, High Range and Bast Throngs in Senate. j sent out by the banking house of Mid- It je too bad,” was his only com-| Ax she started to call for help the ma DEPARTMENT rah and finished as named. ‘The fact that a vote was surely to be| dendor’, Williams & Co. to-day, Proxies | Ment Be dials aaa ck her down with a blackja FOUR STORES OND RACE—Solling; three-year | nad and that under the existing agree-| are asked in the name of R. Lancaster |_|, The Commiasioner did not under-) iii her in the face and fled & olds; five and a half furlongs.—Old Boy there was no chance for a filibuster! Williams, a member of that crm; | Stand how his denartment could do} vig neighbors cathe to Mrs, Miller's a MAILED ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 112. (Wilson), 7 to 1, 6 to 8 and 6 to r aterially le! the | George am of New Yor OE ate eee tne create | wetance, ‘The robber had tooted severa ECONOMY SALES CO, ’ h 5 on elther & a ily Jones he MAIN OF NS ork a niition precipitated by the Govern- ; relly 3 Anat a {OF cSchweltzor) 12 to 1 8) intensity of feeling which has char-|Henry W. Anderson of Richmond, V tion. In advanes of official ad-| wctonos and $100 worth of trkec, oe 118 EAST 28TH ST,, N.Y. ESSA err wha eee) | acterized the Senate during the past few | Explaining the object of the move, | vi did not feel Mke discussing Seg erty Ps Bele dded a a ade Tis : There was, in fact, a marked re-| Mr, Wiliams sald the end sought srospects, and then was at a loss two of the eee gi a ye peg ae don Ruby, Evia, Stick I n of attention on the Benate floor, | the election Of & member of the board | conceive what move Wes beat west (0) medium height, smooth shaven WE UPHOLSTER YOUR 2, 4 { a en q ve ent ertain stockh ne made. % ‘ pe mi Quaver and Blossom 4 and during the morning many seats were Y ina brown suit and black d. aby ni siecle ss inished as name Vacant {dentitied wit Phd r Damaged Steamer in 7 FUxNiTosce KIGHT ibe The galleries, however, were filled denhitied “w majority o : ; : : SPCECIAL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY their capacity early In the day and by! i tere Is no] HAVRE, France, March 1.—The Brit- SePlece Parlor Suite Recupholatered with TAMPA ENTRIES. PAS Ae RIE aa cHOUe cetore that antest 0 steamer Philadelphia, fr si Framen sgh fand pol: was to be taken, not only Was ev Batt or Havre and Antwerp, lew, Regular value * for to-| seat fil but there were crowds JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES. ved in a damaged condition 33 outside the gallery doors, he T r was in collision with the « of the Lower House filled the | MONC RUBE PARK, JACKSONVILLE, Pla. | steamer press off Casket's Ligh 4 sin the cornere of the Mam L.“The entries for tomorrow's teow an | sgonday Empress was also dam- nd many were standin. s\ He yged and put in at Dartmouth, her'mate another apeech A! MEE JAMA | BUEN AS SLIP all aif before the case was * Coll 5, Cola 6 Ramin hy. Bele Toning Os fara i Dead » » Hotel Mentifed. Unio oruer ND. RAC we-vearoile and teferring to certain a 7 | Ls ‘. j Nora’, ‘tong made & few. moments before (2 00; frase. Tn, Marg wr | ‘The body of the man who was found | . Fd sewed c en, My i tt ie eat ‘oom in a hotel on Wei . , , oun i: Tandy Toancer,. 11a, Min by Ben Owen of Oklahoma, in the 114: Bland, 110 dead in a room in a 1 West a 32 Virginte Lansis urse of a bitter anti-Lorimer’ speech NR ORACE, “Solling: thyesear | street on Feb, 17 was Identified to-day hake New FLENGa riames with Mr. Lorimer by infer accused him Oe iye HOR race the ee! as that of Albert Zeloski of No. 9 Jack- i y oe shrunk three year of unfairness in reading Into the Sen- Lee og Dua J0F; Flees lots Bor Car | #on street, Passaic, N. J. The doctors Make New WILLOWS trom #indinj, ih ee 100% rosa ih Ate reconly only telegrams unfavorabie fT JoT;, Hamil Ruphing” WOR mel’ Moly WM, sald the man had died from natural your old French Piumes, ; ta se Aty OF; MMi Tnmiges e110 i ; Golen a jexican yi te : Oar ae ae RL to Lorimer, whereas he had others fa. or", " causes. ' PM die AN, Moat enith! | voral He Was withhonds oR aNG Ra — 2 Mall Their Orighaal cos! | SOR FOURTH RACK Se arolds ye fate, x furlongs | Few “knvw the rea saiue West PVP ST. Reet PHOLS TERING CO, whe ME Yiboltat ita No Senators Owen and William Alden [hr Alar Beast 9 eine to ‘ag when they ‘need ter 103 We 14th St. ise sist aes You td; Betdeliens, im smith » latter from Michigan, ma Nigit Mist, 108 re: Don't order elsewhere until you see our samvles. tor Motean, 100, He sgainat Lorimer; Senator St 110; *Havre,. 1 but OL arent, North Carolina spoke in favor Lant Nelwin, HO; Mo | pare — sere, 00; Tn Hair fax mer. mia Hamilt | Melee Mee, fear ; e ' fant, Sails t 6 stolen, DIED. Hig o'clock, pursuant to the ag Pa A 5 Noarst a mis tl HACH-Selling: threevearokls and ment of yesterday, the proceedings yi tent turlongs. Mer GOW. 125th Ste SY 8 wer AVGILIN. sy itenly, on Feb, 28. vp, six furlongs Law ID), O8S Mexinan, 101, were Interrup by the taking up Hijaon, tots te arsaparl | youd of John and Worle 116; Ave Gusting fe M2) the tarift board bill as “unfinished busi. ‘ ne Cartisde, 116) Jonu Marre, 113, Steonmlam ness." 1 iia ; “ peed the Dr Genie tig. conan hator Teveridge moved that tt be : Vill purify your blood, clear \ ch cn Brida ellowanoe cle yrarily--he particular ha t ‘udge Walt ee . ey eaae y atermen| 4 , 2 aloe rarily'—he particularly empha: ios Tinto our complexion, restore your bus : _ This was agreed to and the tite ; re —_ Rreriy OAS. } zn ee, Log and she we ppetite, relieve your tired i Sun rises. 6.89) Sun se Moon’ sets, . 6.30 { ai i , . Neat ting ah d ¢ a f nal aoaoaguited, | celing, build you up. Be 4} oes carne LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS, ir \ aw Wa en ne time arrived . ake i S i Ant =A leat ii bag marked French ake aM AMPS 1 Pollette was discussing the imposs!- a } : ¢ to take it this spring. i : 1 ve eal Utremare teiand '. RAM 8 uillty of tracing bribe money notes fire maupds appreation a ttn usual Nauta form or ghoegtated | Con ngule Geberale Pransallan b'Siate ot, | Ben’ : 0.08 T could not tell where the money sent 2 call a Tranaatlantigue, 19 State oy ~~ clear, ‘Truck fast, jatabs, 100 doses ae \ Yieinaid and uo questions ashe \ L