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HSE UNANIMOUS (nes FORWOEWQURY |” OF SEAR TRUST Not a Vote Against : Agalon Blt Giving Investigating Committee Sweeping Power. Loose woowers, resching. Xo nneoe ts ax alno laid down the .- watchword mg the inke. ® fae throat but the shoulders ends abruptly above the Snees WABHINGTON, fmvestication ro May ®-/The sugar ution, Introduced by Representative Hardwick (Democrat of ght Da ay by the House to-| Milwaukee Man Ends Love Quarrel! day Without a dissenting voice, The fesohition as reported from the Rules With Fusilade From Two | Committee broadened the scope of the Revolvers. } proposed investication, aiving the com-| yinLWAtKEH, Wis, May a—Two| Mattee of nine to he clected BY the) young won imma Nelson and Mabe House authority to probe every branch | Gimore, were shot and instantly killed of the sugar industry, with particular Unger wa us teference to the American Sugar Refin: | ing Company. jin fardwick will prot be Chatrman | Yanc of the Investigating cominiitee. In al Apeech on the renolution he dectared | ft would “expose the jniquitions Gifforential tariff in the mugar schedule, which has butt up this t trust | that robs the producer on one hand and the consumer on the other Representative Payne, father of the Present tariff iaw, Interrupted Hard- Wick to defend oh war tariff, which he sald was “a revenue tariff No one oppored the investigation, and | 1€ was parsed without division. — TO DISMISS 75 PATIENTS Btther Ca ntly ry at Emergency Hospital, t through his right lung, . When the latter began | to favor Yance, ‘They quarretied and Yance drew two revolvers and began said that an he threw herself | elf and was , dving almost instantly, The Gil- | more ‘woman tried to escape, he wald, she fell or Nearly Ca ‘Taberent A Poston gentle Weat African, whi f sionary work, a number of photographs. | “What is * asked the visitor gnxing in wonder at one of them: pahot taken during | Hum." | aries | was the | Geventy-five men and women will be) Mecharaed from Bt. Joseph's Hospital, @B institution for tuberculosis pationts at One Hundred and Forty-third strent within the next at the St ene Brook avenue, manth, have proved ‘that the hospital authorities ba- Meve they should go to relatives or 6 people?” friends, or to some charitable home. The State Board of Charity in Al- ary Inst learned that the van ham of No. 145 West Kighty-fifth street te eut down the number as soon as the warm weather began, “No hardehip will be worked on any o@ the patients,” explained Dr. Dilling- ham to-day. Ree a 32 SUFFRAGISTS IN ALBANY. 1 ALBANY, N. d., women suffragiste with banners and pennants flying, stormed Capitol Hill to-day in an effort to Induce the Judict- ary Committees of the Lealelature to May 9.—Thirty-two. report the wuffr: . bilia, The murah be- gan at the railroad station shortly after noon and ended at the Assembly lobby. ‘The Assembly was working under a close call and for a time the women waited outside the chamber until per- mitted to enter by Speaker Friable, minus the banners, which were left in the lobby, The delegation came to Albany to present to the members of the Judiciary Committee copies of the resolutions adopted in New York Saturday protest- ing “against the dilatory tactics of the Legislature’ in failing to report the Suffrage bills, ' Perfect Security Against Moths, Dust and Germs, ekirt, an overcoat, a busl- ne clothes full ), Also moth root cedar ba White Tar Paper Value in Regal Shoes HIS i A] another of the effective Sprin; y al models for men—The ‘‘Swell,” 20, in Black Calf. , phy remember, there are 73 other £ Regal Styles for men this season, each of 4 equal attractiveness and quality-value. 4 The price you pay for each pair of Regal ‘} Shoes is stamped on the shoes at the tacttry and is shown on the price-tag in Regal Store windows. That price includes: our low cost of man- ufacture and selling, and only a 5% profit for us, Chartered accountants certify that fact. Rega! Prices now run as follows: 335—345—350—375—385 ~ 400— 420 435-450-485 etc, [REGAL (pRiit) SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN REGAL STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK, FOR MEN, oR WOMEN, New York City News Jerney Citys Paterson, nt ies Fi von Mtr " mare we! . ‘ q and Willougny " 3% and ath sig Newark A n xe 4 rk “Vea b’bioea Bi y Jarmey Clty ark Av. Newark, N. J. AR ARE OPEN BVENINGS, have been established was paying attention to|® of Chicago Police Chief For Dress of Women Bathers MUST a m following _ THE EVENING WORLD, NOT WEAR waters under his jurtediction tight at all the beaches. Morality will be . Exporure which would be minus sieev 4 19 stockingloss.” Ne 8100,000 and He In oO ety compa day, but the new bond themselves | le baliroom will find no piace at the public t yor bathing snit fe that which exposes not only the the "ene 4 bust, te has no ekirt, SHOOTS TWO WOMEN DEAD, | MOORE FILES NEW BOND. |<" WOUNDS Mal, KILLS Ub: Hach of Four Suretien Stans for! en that all four hamber' mt TR. Moore, Ifyde, fled a ler Prendergast ws the wane four | f offered yeater. the difference that in companies hold idividually responsible for Je ammount of the bond, $100,000 tiwtactory now to the Comp: trofler, and when a faw other minor echnicalities are observed Mr. Moore Wants Two Affidavits Betere Aami jond Diatetot, which extends from | Poughkeepaete to the tipa of Staten Tat lana and Long Teland, to-day amended | | the rules governing the admission to practice of applicants holding certifi- cates from the Board of Law Examin- Heretofore presenting themseives before the Appeliate Divi- sion’ Committee on Character had only to offer a character aMdavit by one @ponsor, But beginning with the | batol of fifty prospective practitioners | who are to report themselves before the | committee on May 18 in Brooklyn there must be two separate affidevite for candidates One of there aMdavits mumt be made f must recite the facts upon which the aMants baee their atatement that the applicant ts a per- gon of round moral character. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the a will have # olear title to the position of o' le City Chambert jain Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Splendid Values in Summer Furnishings Khaki Couch Hammocks With Spring and Cushion (Complete, $5.00—Value $7.50 Utility Boxes, Covered With Matting, 40 inches long, 19 inches wide, 17 inches high, $4-00—Value $5.50 Chinese Woven Grass Chairs and Rockers, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 Double Woven Cane Furniture, Verd green, natural and maple Chairs and Rockers $3.00, $4.75, $5.50, $6.25 each Settees..... ..$10.00 Best Quality French Willow Furniture: 90x99 63x99, TAxoo. SIND... Natural Bar Harbor Chairs—Value$4.75, at $3.50 St. George Chairs in colors—Value $7.00, at $5.00 Tables in colors—Value $6.00, at....... $4.50 Chair Cushions Made to fit willow furniture, covered with im- ported cretonnes, linens, etc., 75¢—Value $1.25 Shades—Awnings—Slip Covers Blankets, Bed Spreads Comfortables 8 Steamer Rugs Lines taken from regular stock and offered at greatly reduced prices Blankets ; . 3 . . $3.00 & $5.00 Regular 4.00 and #6.50 grades Comfortables . Values #2 Bed Spreads .. . » $1.00 & $2.75 Values $1.95 and $3.50 . . $1.75 &B $2.50 25 and $3.50 Steamer Rugs . . . $4.50 & $7.50 Values $6.00 and $10,50 The well known wood” heets s Ange 'T) “Dwight Anchor” Brands reduced as follows: Be aft 69 q Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases and “Lock- Pillow Cases -lde & l6e l6e & 18¢ We & 2 Yous Avpetate Division, aeeona nierriet, BY INTEREST ON THE DEBTS, | ‘The Appellate Divielon for the Bec. | | ; ance of TUESDAY, MAY 9, | COURT RAISES STANDARD. | YERKES ESTATE EATEN UP 1911. estate, A New Neason,, (Prom the Cleveland Piatn-Denler.) “What Anger for? “To remind me that I haven't regis- | tered and mustn't oe ACEC WR OR to vote. Recent Payment of $800,000 Only Reduced the Claims by $75,000. According to a atatament made to-day | in Surrogate Cohalan's Court, claims 00,00) are stil) ae y that a recent tte | of $80,0% only reduced the etaims| Against the estate by 875,000, the bal-| 0 belng used in paying In terest Louls #. Owsley, ancillary exeoutor of the Yerkes eat made appitcation, | through his lawyer, Arthur 1. Brunt, Chicago for the purpose of paying creditors there the aum of $260,000 of the | funds of the estate in New York, ‘The Surrogate reserved decision, Opposition to the transfer was made by James Ht. soley, representing the ex- | ecutors of the estate of Mrs, Adelaide | — at Drug and Denar ores verre Yerkes, widow, who died recentiy, and alfred MM (aon approuré ce eRarmant parfum, | d'une fagon aussi defatante que lure Stern Brothers have arranged for to-morrow, an Important Sale of Women’s Spring and Summer Coats and Wraps in the most desirable Foreign and Domestic Models for Motoring, Touring, Carriage, Steamer, Street and Evening Wear, at $12.50, 14.75, 17.50, 25.00, 35.00 Very Attractive Models are being shown in Misses’ and Small Women’s Suits and Dresses At the following Decided Reductions Tailored Suits, of Vigoureux, Mannish Serges, $ 19 75 Diagonals, Checks and other fashionable textures, ° Heretofore $27.50 to 32.50 Foulard Silk Dresses, several models, in the most desirable colors, 9.75, 16.50 Values $13.50 to 26.50 Coats of navy blue serge, 15.75, 17.50, 19.75 plaia tailored models, with pongee and striped silk collars, Values $19.75 to 27.50 Skirts of Imported white washable pique corduroy, new two piece model with habit back, — at 4.95 Value $8.50 Also a Special Offering of Misses’ and Small Women's Hand Embroidered French Linen Dresses in all desirable colors, Dutch neck model, i $6.85 short sleeves, Empire effect, gored skirt, OOo Actual Value $11.50 Jewelry Departments Large assortments of Artistic Platinum Jewelry, 14 Karat Gold Bags, Purses, Vanity Cases, Lavallieres, Brooches, Links and Bracelets, Sterling Silver Bags, Purses, Lorgnettes, Enamelied Novelties and Pendants, Imported Opera and Beaded Bags, Real Lace and Feather Fans, Marine and Field Glasses, For To-morrow, Unusual Values Men's Extra Thin Model Watches, sterling silver case, fitted with 45 Jewelled Swiss movement, guaranteed, at Regular Price $13.75 14 Karat Gold Hoop Ear Rings, with Baroque Pearls or Coral, Regular Price $16.90 Aluminum Barrettes, fine white stones, large and small designs, Regular Prices $5.25 to 15,00 Lorgnette Chains, Gold Filled, with eight large genuine Baroque Pearls, Regular Price $9.75 German Silver Draw String Bags, $10.00 12.25 a 7.25 3.65 fine mesh, Regular Price $4.75, at Real Tortoise Shell Barrettes, 1.65 Strand and classique Peery at . Regular Price $2.95 OOo Solid Silver Articles Suitable for Wedding Gifts Including complete lines of Tableware and Serving Pie Silver Deposited on China and Glass, in the latest designs At Exceedingly Attractive Prices ‘Among which will be found Candlesticks, from $3,95 to 10.00 Bon Bon Dishes and Baskets, ‘“ 2.50 “ 19.50 Compotes, « 3.98 “ 23.50 Sugar and Cream Sets, two pieces, “* 7.75 ‘* 17.50 Brown Betty Coffee Sets, “ 11,905 “ 15,75 Bread Trays, “ 13.95 " 26.50 Cheese and Cracker Dishes, “© 10,98 * 27.80 Berry and Salad Bowls, “ 10,50 “ 30,00 FIRST FLOOR, EW BUILDING eal —_——_ The Two Entrances on West Twenty-second Street will be found very convenient for Automobiles and Carriages. West 23d and 22d Streets by attorneys represtning Tiffany & o., | who have @ 95,000 claim against the is that string around your $3.75 09.85 || Ga sais Reureue que les Américaines | Van C for permiaaton to transfer pore: can Kerkoff, Basis | TRANSLATION -- ASCH Between Lenox,&.7th. Aves. Cc | Wednesday — —_Wednesday—Bargains in Every Department in Every Department A ~ AManofacturer’s Sample Line of s Sample Line of _ Boy s’ we aes <= Parents everywhere will hail this opportuni with delight, be- cause it presents the greatest economies of the e ison. These ge * Suits are all FRESH, NEW, CLEAN; just in from the maker, and will be found in an assoriment of Repos, Chambrays, Madras and Galatea, in White and Light Blue; alse Natural Linen. { All the season's most favored styles. Sizes 2% to 10 years. Our Annual Spring Towel Sale Sommences Towels tha 20 to 25 per notch. Don cannot be matched in any other store unless you pay t. more. Every price is down to the est possible delay; be early for t est bargains ever known, No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders. HEMMED HUCK TOWE each 9c, 11! Je, 15¢, 18¢ HEMSTITCHED HUCK TOWELS—each 23e, 29c, 39c, 49¢ SCALLOPED HUCK TOWELS—cach 23c, 29c, 39c, 49e FRINGED DAMASK TOWELS—each... HEMSTITCHED DAMASK TOWELS . 190, 23, 34c, 49¢ SCALLOPED DAMASK TOWELS—cach ; GUEST ROOM TOWELS. 1.49, 2.19 and 2.95, NURSERY TOWELS—eac! 23c, 49c, 98¢ TURKISH BATH TOWELS- 9c, 114e, Ide, 17¢ ATHLETES’ FRICTION TOWEL 1» T3c, RUBDRY TOWELS—each 39c, 49c, 73¢ ROLLER TOWELS—each.. 28c, 33c, 48¢ GLASS AND DISH TOWELS— per haif doze 59c, 69, 79 BATH SHEETS—each.. . . 89c, 1.19, 1.98 BATH MATS-—*‘seccnds. 39¢, 49c, 59c, 68c Purchase now f. ‘Quan ities limited. Si. 08 Books, 25¢ Women’s 50c Sil Hose, 29¢ nce sale of a pul lish-| WOMEN'S BLACK SILK HOSE—with all liste heels and toes; others with lisle in the original sold) soles; mill's “irregulars”; value Soc. ,; at $1.08; some or (tain Fioor) od ‘4, Women’s $1 Silk Gloves, 68¢ WOMEN'S PURE SILK GLOVES— | 16-button length, with double fin- | ger l ba in black, white or champagne; regularly 25c Genuine Denims, yd., 19c GENUINE DENIMS—all_ the new $1.00. Main Floor.) shades; 36 inches wide; fast colors; , 36. ; 12, regularly 25¢ wnt! Apartment Refrigerators, $9.98 ‘ : M ous " $2.50 Shirt Waist Boxes, $1.69, AP\* MENT HOUSE shy aulvanleed Covered in fine quality Japanese inches Wak matting; bound with rattan 18 in lay Ten Fwood handles and feet ‘ capacity, 60 Ibs \poonant it 25 Ruffled Muslin, ¥de, 32) $¢ fin shed with tu with edges and pitt AR Aldia eee enna al Extension Window Screens th (extends from hes) pee {i (extends f cxmenacenentenmenemamencnnnlla tan | 2, 50c Lounging Cushions, 39¢ 3, ; Covered in ar ticki’ £24 with 2 fine quality silk floss; size about 24x 24 in. eens | Lares, $1.00 Bamboo Furniture, 69c | Of sw Your choice of bookstands, tables or | some Ww tabourets; all well made ana admirable) F fa Wash Dresses, $3.95 colored lawns; h for Summer use. 4th Floor.) w st i sizes for women; 14 $3 Ready-to-Wear Hats, $1.48 | worth $500 (4a) SUIT HATS—a variety of smal fitting odels; made of rough lor silk braids in light s, simply trimmed 1 straw pL a DL $5.75 Travellers’ Requisites, ' Hee A complet ; Women’s Long Kimonos, 69¢ ress Goods. in? 25c, dc, 45c, 75c¢ Boxes, Jewel and’ Safety i ‘ink e Iding Mi P 7 Reatetnee one Mires German Silver Chatelatnes OXIDIZED SILV! #4004 Silverware, 98c regularly 0c ; : SILVER PLATED WA Bread | OXIDIZED SILVERS Pp iece Trays, Fern Dishes, Olive hes, Cas- reg ane tors, Bonbon Dishes, Mustard Jars and | OXIDIZL Plates. (Main iloor,) reg! “Nemo Week”: Visit Our Corset Dept. Showing You How to Bz Yet Comfortable Slender, as an old sho \ are beautiful. new models for ‘slender figures, as Wi ell as wonderful improvements in the world-famed Self-Reducing. It’s “Nemo Week” in our Corset De- partment, and we're ready to show you all the latest Nemo inventions, foeatiise with the established favorites you have worn for years, These are some of the novel Mo. eca NED MO e ASTIBROPS Lastih b f short, front REDUCING {,.'*) ot Lastikops These corsets render valud into The World’s “Want” columns. $3.00 vice that is impo ssible with- out the use of Nemo Lastikops Webbing. There are many models —a perfect fit for every figure. We want you to see them, | « W THE CROWD” MU