The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1911, Page 2

Pe fs for the betterment ef the whele trade.” Mr. Schwab admitted that when he aa Es eas Tes ‘ wee rails hes not varied in twelve or yoars, $28 a “CUSTOM” MAKE L TRUST Tt ‘Admiral Togo as He Lett Hall After Official Call’ | mayor’ | brtet. Five minutes after Admiral Toso #tarted on the return trip to the Knick- Private office and was very|can 4&8 an officer might hold his white at the hilt of his sword. He | paused and smiled, then he bowed, hat glove: He took it kindly. in officers did not. and his group, of the Amer: |flashing and the roaring of the blasts Som : Smoker's throat is un-' | known to lovers of the, was Preniient of United States Steal ‘TRADE DICTATOR. City cence sae caturn trip to the Kolck: |iinand, to the iitie, Root. on tho. de: | Mae getting on thelp nerves. , oft it n ir, 4 e fer | ‘ he @idn't give away secrete, 1 was| “What hae kept the price fixeat* tomentia ¥ : "| troyer's' deck. His face Is wreathed| Tie Seneca neared the recreation p\ { fot then the policy t0 do 80. “Custom.” a eerMeahs Reesan, felt Whe Gy all We pay Per | ith gray whiskers. A small mustache at ast Twenty-fourth street. There weed who use Vernas Independent manufacturers and the| “Suppose the United States Steel Cor. . turn call on the Admiral Ifa oe aye f att and pinion i @ manner special detall of pollce wete lined ue | Lotion { trust do now interchange information |? pag Rn RI Mie Th lh Bcd | “Phere was no set speechmaking,"| that of one who could upon. oc for the reception, The party ¢ 2 ' } freely, Mr, Schwab said. ie ethene ae | satd the Mayor, télling of the reception | be rigidly stern and terribly domineer-|ashore and entered automobiles, Sore throat, hoarseness, i Then Mr. Schwab went into the etory|_ “The others would have to do the uM . | Ing. he first went Admiral Togo, his alde, | ‘i ; of the building of the trust and his con: | me. [to Admiral Toxo, “We shook hands | Ke iy imagine that {Cal Porte tan Assistant, Secretary |FR@@ swollen glands, tonsilitis, ferences with Mr. Morgan and Mr. Car-|,.°N0 ,the scanomic consolidation you | And T told the Admiral he was as well should he turn and hastily give a| Hale, Tre rest ot the party followed. |Ppgg_y — diptheritic throats yield negie after the dinner. wie one = oapeey a known in this country as in his OWN snappy command, those of hit own na-| BY 2 o'clock automobiles were on promptly to Vernas ¢ “After the dinner,” Mr. Schwab con- tinued, "I went home to Pittsburg and thought no more about it. A few days ater I had @ telephone message from Prices?” “No, Competitors would have to meet &@ cut But they would not have to meet a raise. | country. I called, attention to the | crowds and enthusiasm as proof of my words. His response was brief, and Ht there wee to it.” that ts tion would ji waiting to as Gen. Grant into the sea without | why. led him to the where he sat in a circle of officers. ft deck, | He thelr way towar¢ bocker, and New York war houstin, great guext half an hour late 6 Admiral usually get the Hotel Knicker- iv her |Bottle Lotion. Combines heal- ing, soothing qualities with the most efficiegt If the Steel Corporation . Ade ‘ Mr. John W. Gates, He eald that Mr. | ist tees to Go a ton the oihers | Upon arriving at the Knickerbocker | Fave full evidence that those who re-|oiclock.” sald hie navel eldy | bis Reet antiseptic and germicidal ‘ finer, hod been, Greatly interested tm So ae atte tin wovinne Draererie te el Those WHO prateed’ hit Meaiith Pane eT dont hink be will be In such ® NUFFY action. Incomparable in the suggestions I had made, He asked ie aad could not maintain such @ Witeeor i he peri Togo by me fault, He speaks the language with|to get up In the morning.’ all cases of mouth irritation. \f I would meet Mr. Morgan at Phila- |") you think that an extension of @ State Depariment. he | effort and does not grasp its meaning} The official party busy to-day delphia the next day. trade was beet achieved by @ consoll- Mayor's visit did not last more than five when it fs meant to please, when !t did come to life. The prepara- Sold at all Drug Stores 1Se. Ste, $1.00 “I went to Philadelphia, Mr. Gates ony minutes. He went from the hotel back | Commander Taniguch! stood at his) tions were made for seeing the Mayor e fas there, Ho saw me. Morgan was) %4{lon of steel Interests? to the City Hall. The conversation pe- |#ide and interpreted the questions of | and for taking in such fast junkets I tt: i. So I went to his house. There I a bere tld Now he dette-e tween the Mayor and the Admirat |th about Rim. Gem Grant eat at) ment J RK) UI aa ernas ot0n F ' ; | on, ipeech at "the “dinner. Me. ‘Moran | ¢xb0rt wire business by shutting off ravly related to the coronation C8 |the Geatrozer sped alone. But the Ade| nage YeRNASCAEMAL COMPLY, 240, Fmt, asked many questions. At the end of | Sorts of the trust's mills in nat ' “4 mirai did not understand what the) my talk be asked me to find out from | CBIc&e and other places to mak MAYOR IMPRESSED BY TOGO'S General was saying. USED TELEPHONE TO GET [=————= Mr. Carnegie if he would sell and for what pric “I did approach Mr. Carnegie. I tried export wire and by devoting the Allen- town, Pa., plant to that purpose. “The rate of wages for labor.” Mr. SIMPLICITY. ly, |. Upon his return to the City Hali fol- “I wish that your ay in this country | may be pleasant and that you will -arry y the most pleasant recollections of | BOGUS CHECK CASHED. to Impress him that at his age, with hie |Schwab eaid, “nas steadily and cone Peete Pk gt talk with the Japan: it." sald the General Man Who Worked Trick in Brook- 3g: 6h ub Song - 8 . ayor jaynor maid: *" "* Mi Fant fer Nin te bet. ae length alter tion of the United States Steel Corpor. fouka Adare) "oye teedett gal aimee couLon rT, pUNDERSTAND, euT lyn Had Revolver When Gererel Gaya, he agreed to call, i mone | ation [As Is the rule with men of real ability,| “Thank you, thank you,” int Caught. “a i 4 you,” interjected ght. . fostant to Pg Indeed, Teknow that sie wR OTOREION RIVALS 2 Who are never pompous and so often|the Admiral behind each word. Then he| The telephone was called into play by T S nied Tuctant to sel v E,know that) . awkward and diffident. I hope our boys | Called his ald to tell him what it wasall| William J, Newmaa of No. 10 Fort HAT CAUSES od ie deeply regrette at he "The United States needs no protee- got @ good look at him. The; ood |@bout, and then, finding that he had done #0." tlon against the rest of the world,” re- joauen Of ten.” are 500d | Guessed aright, “he again emiled and| cree? Dlacé, Brooklyn, as he went about EYESTOACHE? 2 ENTLEMEN’S AGREEMENTS” | plied Mr. Schwab to a tariff question! ft was indeed an interest bowed his thanks, town getting tradespeo} to cash You may lay it to of DIE AT ONE'S WILL, from Mr. Littleton, “under equal con- | went an naed an interesting party that | ‘win’ you. teli the Admiral that |checks for him which afterward cau ly lay poor , Mr. Schwab put great stress on hts|4itions, But if we are to pay ae much Prom the hinen ne tg anater at S08 France, England and the United States|back from the banks with “N. @."| light or close work, but fdea that the combination was for sav-|for labor and transportation as we do @ liner the little fighting violet | have entered into treaty of arbitra. stamped across their face. The first t like! ing money in manufacture and In im-| we do ting rreteation. |Our tari ie Ist Usltheyt pan ee The bees Cte ton, ven concern matters which In-|time he tried to cash one ‘of his checks,| most likely you are roving quality of product—not for the|not as ap that of countries s in command of Capt. | volve national honor, by which all con-|on July 15, Mrs. Mary @chlenck, who ini 5 o Rxing "of prions or restricting of pro: teal, except England. But we Cc. E, Johnston, with Léeut. R. W,|troversies shall be decided by arbitra-|nas mae hop at No. 4) Myrtle ave- straining your eyes nw duction. send very little steel to England. Bn: , | Laurlat as executive, and Lieut, will- |tion?” Commander Taniguch! was asked. | ni refused to honor it, but on July %, It you want to know, “[ held then, as I do now,” he sald, |!and uses very little of {ts own atesl. j|4am P. Wishaar as navigating officer, | He repeated the question to his com: | i lephone bell i 4 “that any trust founded on the idea of| ‘The price of labor hero ts twice as| She was epick and span, and aa she cut | MANGINE officer, who looked at the qeck |five dave later, the telephone bell rang) have them examined by monopoly of the steel business was t In England and three times the water going down the bay th for a moment and sald a few words in and when she answered, the man at the . d Physici ‘ bound to tall" |ereat as in Belgium and other foreig ny oer a the bay the greet= | Japanese. other end said that he was one ot ner! Our Registered Physicians, Sin Schwab discossed the “gentte-| counteles,” denied. Gyan tne wince to get ac! “He says, ‘Lam very much pleased to|nefghbors and that Newman and his! Otis of Long Experience. n4 men's agreements” of the “old di Ia there any reason why ralls should | quaint p on the bridge four silent, | hear it,’ said the interpreter. checks were all right. Then Newma: ulls ig Expe . E. with Mr. Stanley. be sold In Mexteo at 8248 ton as against. shadowy forms in white stood watch,| “Does the Admiral think Japan will {n|came along and got her to hand over P We Charge for Glasses Only. Perfect Fitting Glasses as Low as 3 ¢ Ocniists’ Opticians tad 223SiathAv.,15thSt. 217B'dway, Astor House.” 350 Sixth Av.,22dSt, 101 Nessaa — Ann Sto” 17 West 42d—Bet. Sth & 6th Aves., New York:-r: 498 Fulton St., Cor. Bond St., Brooklyn, $28 here?" . “I do not want to way. I know I would | not sell rails in Mexico at $4 @ ton. Mr. Schwab sald that the workmen of the Bethlehem plant, excluding sal Ved tek aid oraged $1,000 a fear. Roli $16 to $20 a day, helpers $ a day, ag fi As skilled labor was concerned; macht tate brickiayers from $2.7 to $5 = day, and common laborers $1.60 © day— all for ten-hour days. Mr, Schwab admitted that blast fur nace men work twelve hours.e da: even days a week. It ia necessary f the furnaces to be kept going continu- curly; but men who want to work only six days @ week are cheerfully acoom- taking the craft along on her official mission with as much care and state ae would mark the advance to a naval attack at a crucial siage of a great war, THOSE WHO EXTENDED THE WELCOME TO GUEST. In the party were Commercial Com- missioner A. Shido, Consul Genera! K. Midzuno, Commander T. Hiraga, naval attache to the Japanese Embassy at Washington; M. Hanjhara, first © :re tary of the Embassy; Dr. J. Takamine, | President of the Nippon Society; Lind- say Russell, president of the Japanese Society of America; Gen. Frederick D. | Grant, commanding the Department of the East; Capt. Charles W. Fenton and | j Lieut. Marion W. Houae, his aldes; the future join any such agreement?’ “The Admiral says," replied the Com- mander after repeating the question, | “that this would not be a bad thing for| Japan to do, but he wishes to say that| docs not tke to answer po! questions and that he ts not a politi: clan.” “What are your impressions of the harbor?” he was asked. | He looked hopelessly up among the| towering forms that shut off even th Air, fo say nothing of the aight, and re- piled: $35 In good money. ‘The same trick was worked on Wiillam P. Redmund of No. 613 Vanderbilt avenue, who parted com- pany with $40, and Montanez and Feis, clgar dealers on Flatbush avenue, were OF @ Uke oui On July 16, he manage’ to get hold of one of Abraham & Straus’ lettor wrote an order for tw . on a Malden Lane Je signing the name of one of the depart- ment store's tuyers. The jeweller went to the telephone to verify the order, whereupon Newman fled. When Detec- “I haven't seen New York yet." tives Murray and Roddy arrested him, Then came an Interesting moment.|a loaded revolver was found on him, and Those about him, full of the dove spirit| to-day Magistrate Voorhees in the! of the treaty signing, sought to get from| Adams Street Court held him for trial | the hero of the East an expression to| for grand larceny and for carrying con- | the effect that war was at an end|cealed weapons. and that the trade of killing men in —————$-.__- “I can remember no gentleman's agreement,” said Mr. Schwab, ‘which Was made for a definite period of time.” “They wore made to be broken on notice?” “Neually when any party to the agri ment felt like breaking it” (Laughter.) “But on notice?” “Usually without notice,” said Mr. Rchwab, vith a frank bland smile. There was more laughter. “Were not forfel put up to enforce thege agreements? “Wound not $00,000 penalty operate to maintain such an agreement?” “Not tn the atest busines a aniey sat up w! an expres- modated. ly, “can't T get into the ates! buale| mand, to be allowed to work seven * Furniture Stores “= Summer Price Reductions ou nena?” [Laughter.] pt. Templin M. Potts, U. 8. N., ae-| battles by land and sea was to be no Harry Call to Senators, “I wouldn't let $100,000 atand in the| CARNEGIE KNEW WHAT 7HE | signed as special aide to Admiral Togo; | ore. WASHINGTON, Aug. 4—Fears that a| Reduced Prices in Every Dept. way of a big contract,” anid Mr. Schwab| ‘OTHER FELLOW’ WOULD GET. |: Lieut. A. B. Cook, U. 8. N., alde to) , He heard the auestions in sitence.| coalition of Democrats and insurgent vert ly. of =f vi - Ps i. Py Republica in the Hous ight be abl "My doar fetlow.* wald Mr. Schwad| carmeaie te acrinte the wrest tune bene Capt: Potts; 0:t-Gen, William | frough pity the 1ogte and the Know eee eee ane ee ee oe in answer to another question by the|tness, Mr. Achwab ‘ ; | S0ke Of Bistory of his aues Farmers’ Free List bills over President id that it was not “I have been in the steel! threat or a menace to other manu- In all that time | tacturers, ery few months of such ‘It came about this way. I had an Most were never consum-|igea that steel tubes could be made in amiess tubes Dix; Commander Russell York Naval Militia; Capt. ris, Twelfth Infantry, N. nd Chandler Hale, third as! retary of State. » ‘| after a moment of deep reflection, NOTHING, ANSWERS PEACE QUERY WITH TALK OF DREADNOUGHT. Taft's veto, should he make use of it, caused Representative John Dwight, the Republican whip, to-day to send tele- | grams to all the absent Republic: members of the House, urging tiem to Agreements, mated, Some were. Some lasted a day,|— new way--rolled ae some a few months eome only #0 long|and not relied flat and then bent and ‘At Quarantine the cutter Calumet,| But he looked « volume. And that) jyurry to Washington. 4 it took the gentlemen subscribing 0] welded, Mr. Carnesie was in my of- with Gen. Nelson H. Henry, Sur, oor | golume did noi have for ite theme the Lee TEES F the agreement to get toa telephone.” | tice one day and saw plans my engi- of the Port and a party of friends, | tion of the sword to the museum, or the pak hafetpbadatall) batcted Ded CANNY CARNEGIE DIDN'T CARE | neers had prepared. He looked them TO POOL HI8 188UE: over and then said, as he often did, a ‘That's all right. Do it. You ought “Wasn't one reason for our friend! io do i right away. Go ahead.’ and I DETROIT. Aug. 4.—Walter Irwin, son of May Irwin, the comedienne, was married to Miss Ethel M. Thompson of pulled alongside and the smaller boat was used to make the transfer of the Togo party from the Lusitania to the throwing away of any dreadnought: Delaware over id the Admiral, Mr, Carnegte's unpopularity with his| 4iq Seneca. lke ‘@ cat in a airange garret, « trifle] Ann Arbor in St. Paul's Churct: yeater- | OU fellow manufacturers at that time the . . nacr |More accustomed to hie surroundings. | day. Mr. now « Detroiter, hav- | Double heavy tact "that he, would not join ta auch | agi" ctNer, worda” sald Mr. Stanley, Te ae ianarae Mr Hate ana | “i Was impressed by ite gizo and power. |ing come here nearly a year ago from Rover whe = agreemenets?” ‘a iinive ne ee Sant ante héarded teat nnd | It ts a great ship. The Coronation was] the East He is employed in an auto- “Yee, Mr. Carnegie couk! not build up| Ma Me mbilty—— pay OA Bry. PORES he hey | magnificent. It was a wonderful thing." | mobile factory. The Rev. John McCar- his new business without keeping up| gahwah, blushing id = found the <.dmiral with his aide, Com-| the description of what he had] roll_performed_the_ceremon: the sharpest competition and making| “you ‘had the ability,” raisted Mr. mander N. Taniguchi, and the le\seen. Then Gen. Grant polite oo FINE DESIGN wholesale sacrifices of prices. Ganley, "and he eee vere well whee valet that made up his persosal attend: |that to the one side was Com- . The audience had a lot of fun over| happened to the ‘other feller’ when ance, ready for the change. A pile of|munipaw, at which information the The National Extra well made Mr, Stanley's reciprocation of Mr. | got together.” res little trunks and bags had been pied | Admiral ‘murmured "Yes." The Gene- | Schwab's bland and smooth manner.| ‘Mr. Schwab blushed some more and on deck ready for quick shifting, As/ral pointed out Brooklyn, and the Ad- Various woods | If Mr. Bchwab put in a drop of oll, Mr. | shook his he mittee to see all the books of the trust. the boarding party reached the Admiral| mira! said aii & pleased etfo t t Kl | I er 9 Staniey splashed a cupful back at him|”Ghatrman Stanley read from the min-| The committee has asked for them; on the liner's deck, Where many pussen-| that seomed to indicate that he did not | and Mr, Schwab came back with @/utes of the National Tube Company in|R- V. |.indabury and D. A. Reed for gers crowded to watch the ceremonies, | think Brooklyn any nice tople to In- rel of suavety. As for instance: January, 1901, recording a speech made | United . utes Steel offered “abstracts.” Mr. Hale said: trude upon an early morning conv ‘Do I make myself clear?” asked Mr. ation. by the president, E. C. Converse, to his| IM executive session to-day the com- REPLIES TO ALL C-:EETINGS Stearns’ Electric Rat and Roach Schwab, Up under the gr: at bridges came the Not ‘only. clear’ aatd Mr. stantey, {puny for Miolatiag ail the treettioss ne | more and. sf Tefused, to demand them He eee ee ee ee ee inn cules ha Admiral: lseaeds Dick ana | PARO-—tne) MeanGare Rapermuneree “ M ” _— 3 by Be r! * al fe un beaming, “but convincing. the trade by Invading the tude field] The trust attorneys hold that the ACH O SORE T BEON Fe te toe | PomeneaE tin ODOR WI! HOAGEEMIPAY | eee cua thine. seare. Slearnt “Ah, “Mr. Chairman," ealf’ Mr.|and was a’ “menace” to th | rewolution of Congress creating the Heme Of the Freaidens of she United! Me, eked: their lenwtty And, wae tla)” SOF OY a Schwab, “you pay me eo many com-|of the industry, Mr. ‘Schwal ctencs | committees gave no authority to expose : BSoHm DES ip tne Ree OF the: #80" | bY one GE Rin country en noes of uit Blectric, Rat and Roach. beste bas Niment hat you incline me to ig con- to be greatly surprised. He never know | 10 the world the innermost business of rerhe Aaa te ed. fim that there wag nothing to support been the standard exterminator in| ‘Ah, Mr. Schwab," fairly irradiating nal Ghicietona sriihe to tonale relntae: bid Cgc Be Tea | RMIAN “L greet you in tile name of the army," | the centre span, mi ene Ue aaiAte, ita] this country and today it is used all up th it if mile, “I want you e Wo! C added Gen, Grant. suspension nature. e miral w i confidence,” You know many things T| “tf ralte coud te wold BOY CAUGHT IN ELEVATOR, ‘Another bow from the IkUe sallorman | Interested some more, He called tothe | Over the world, for killing off rats, - pe at home, Md 5 A Loach terb d would Ike to know." Mr. Schwab Judge Bartlett of Lanne bs of the Orient. newspaper men and made this st mice, cockroaches, waterbugs an anit, Schwab aid that the steel In- {Georgia “at #28 a ton, and the surplus| Lew Crushed as He to Get poe Tega rit, te, same, of the mene ps (acts paaiteds other vermin, hairs ustry to-day had reached a state 80] product could be rold abroad at $2 5 ‘ontinued from First Page.) AYE) Be 4 K am i H Goants Of mathed were to be expected, full capacity and thug reducing cost of| Joseph Levine, fifteen years old, of|play soon attracted a great crowd. The ABN on; Heat erdeetteniee eee aad oy asons reliable and sold under an abs Cane « «© $1,00 {aed.. The future\development would be snes ipa iol AAIBK Jt te good bust | No, 97 Christopher street, Brooklyn, | street car line in Forty-second street |new staff officer. He passed excelient| United States and therefore Zam | Suarantee of money back if it fails. | Leather ~» 82,00 the extension of existing tnduatries.| ‘of’ penticmen etd Bydet A again, | Y22 taken this afternoon to the Hud-|was tied up and business in the vicinity| muster and the Admiral smiled and| happy. Yo-morrow, when I have At all druggists. Be sure to get Also the ore flelds in sight are all taken | Mr, § » told Judge Bartlett: "| son Street Hospital by "Or. Ore, suffer-}of the Knickerbocker came to a stand- | bowed. seen more in this great country, I [the genuine; 25c and $1.00. Stearns’ Al Goods Mar¥ed In Fiatn Figures Wp and being worked except tn Mext ‘agreement was an un-|!"& from @ compound fracture of the | still. “And I, Admiral, greet you in the] may have something more to say. Electric Paste Co, Chicago, Ill 'eFurnish Homes Complete This did not mean that the end was] gerisanding that a number of manus| tight leg. When the Admiral appeared he name of Gov. Dix of New York, who] “Was your voyage pleasant?’ asked | Electric se » Tl, ‘Cash or Creillt. In Night. For instance, there are facturers sat down together and agresg| Levine iN a messenger boy employed] given a salute by the busiers of the| itd me way that he regrets he cannot | military alde. a ——_—_— . a ee nen ttanig) Company | that the price should be *X’ dollars and| by the Western Union Company and] mounted equad, which he acknowledged, | PemMonally welcome you,” aald Gen. Ver-) | “The weather was a trifle rough," he Gro. FENNELL & C0, bs ny and ine. Penneylve ‘ompany that ie ey sone should have @ certain wes making sone stock 4 iveries, He han Re ached sinta“a ble eit beck. wake Mat HOR ch asseHinne ree, but we did not feel it on that ER nat ie Littleton cross-examined the witness | *! man broke an agreement, he| Building at No. 71 Broadway, and while| With his personal attendants and the|and then party went over the side| He was now looking at the sky- 2209 ve., isist i on his theory of saving money by hav-| way parred from entering another one? | Waiting for the car to ascend was look-|@#cort assigned to him by the United] of tho big ner to the le cutter | scrapers, with the! yellow dots of HAits RST PRI E Bronx ing each mill furnish tts roduct to its t chuckled Mr, Schwab, “On| Ine over his batch of signmeni#| States and the State of New York, which puffed along to the natty Senec. dicating the one on top of the BOTTLED blore, ve. ot ‘d eg ede itg oR gpa lbh oti olrh EOS when he muddenly noticed one that ie} Mounted policemen took up thelr po-| Where a gungplank was thrown out for jother, reaching into the low clouds, | Hw EXPRESSLY FOR THE HOME ee eee a ee, heat ae pn HP stig dil | oad m orgia Congressman looked | Nad missed on his tour of delivers. He | gitions in front of, beside and behind Bead 4 ine pene b | ner Ae Ne MURR ia huang to manufacture stee! which could not be | Stocked and pained. red to Ket out of the ¢ MW ‘e} the automobile, completely surroundins | pps ing a . ‘ 4 . he appearance of havin: ol) starter had closed the automatic gates The lights In the channel blinked and|gave it the appearance .25 the case of 24 bottle: sold. MORGAN MORE THAN REALIZED | fit the operator had shot the car up| i 84 the motorcycle cops started | sent incandescent rays cver the water.|rutted by a huve fire, and told hi $1.25 “But does not that natural imitation SCHWAB'S PROJECT. ahead to clear the way, of the discovery. He asked ha one cent a bottle more than the shaft, Phere came a flash and @ roar, but the forse you to fix prices" » economies predicted bi SHE IRE Ola Ga Mais Bhai? h sc luitor did. not finch tn the’ face of{isiand could hold #0 much weight, and|the ordinary beer. A little CEB OE eae promlen, i acted by ag ihe oy'n leg waa caught In the Inner} @TARTS DOWNTOWN TO CALL] Vitor did not f buttery of flashlight| then heard with moro Interest that the |1 +h oe in cite a great deal ——_—_—— = gressman Young, “were real.| the outer ones. The car was stop ON THE MAYoR. photographers taking the Admiral ty stood upon solid rock hich fee Augie The Gift {after tt had risen about ten feet. The] Admtral Togo and his escort moved stepped tn the derelict destroyer. MAT AT PIER BY AUTO AND igher in q y KBR | Nore than roatised) a Eat mae opened, and! tho Ind fell 10] eastward through Vorty-second street | Capt Jonnean stad at ihe Ames! eater WHIRLED TO HOTEL, COA ERNREEEE ERMAN) wtiave thene economtes been shared|the Moor of the car unconscious. Po-| to Sixth avenue, down Sixth, avenue ea] 2 He ad ‘ tn came the photographers and EALERS. ‘ ake Te aDe WAT Ene 0a: OF materiale, | AKMeL BONS. F down fa the City Bal by way of Fifth |in the Japan fea, Picture a little man te ——_——— || Dentists. “ ‘he D. g9| The prive hay becn kept down when ————_—— avenue, erley place and Broadway. | of scarcely more than five feet, dressed | = TtGRNAALY inlait waee a Bs a y »wan cheered the Japanese guest of|in black mufti, Wearing a mouse-col- i . - . in building a suburban home false" the story that there was] 4 eee 1 q | Nore decorated with intertwined Ameri. | black patent leather ahuee, that know ; <7 ar yd rey. |] Druggists. : ny thought "at the: Brussels conf puxom Austrian actress and alcan and Japanese flags At No. ow| the valet, topped pack derb: ENNY A POUND PRO id that will save you rent and in- : he benign air that} Pp ’ ce of fixing prices and dividi Russian singer to-day appeared before] Broadway, Apanese store, an aseom. |#d smiling with the benign air that ah fs crease in value as New York’s| to Se aien tis il Wiillam 3H, Glichrist, Chief of the Nat- Petey eaneees ‘ert ea Japanese | ATKe Jacob HH a at ak eer a new subways creep to it, said he, it] wraitzation Bureau of the United States] yelled “Banzal” loud enough to" bo | St venevolent, season, and yee have ji | ~ seemed for & Kenerad) Dimtrict Court and declared thelr tnten-| heard halt a mile, ‘The Admiral stood | soa the men of his own time (Trade Mark.) That's the Way Thousands =| "Mr. Scnwav.” said Mr Stantoy | tn the ‘pplication payors, Miss Anna| voweq his acknowledgments to his ‘ene|_ iihis hand he; carried a. black cane,{{ SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY, THE 4TH | SPEGIAL FOR SATURGAY, THE STH Have Saved and Made n Rood time? Must one wo eo far | pore; Whe lef loading member of the! thuslastio countrymen, crooked as to top and alizht as to) | PRESS IASPRERRY, | MANM ATO \itere'tee kind fice cream thet soa] wuneral from'her inte reaidence, agpa.} M Shins 4 yood time?" ASR. 5 BAAS Bave her) rhe party was ten minutes late in| 1 His black undressed Kid gloves aonat built arqund Feesh Raspberries.) ean carry ¥ ‘l Union st, Br ' jillions of Dollars. d a good me address aw at No, 161 Sixty-stxth . | held teh the of the lust that touch of Loft ‘delieh , j amatances,” eald Mr. Schwab, | street, She was born at Innsbruck, |Peaching the Clty Hall, A great crowd, = Pit ce which will win them Oc Oc Roman “catholt 4 Find your lot, plot, acre aa! solemnity, "sometimes make | Austria, on Feb. 19, 184, and came here |#ttracted by @ display of mounted po- | fastant favor..POUND BOX be offered at v.80" saturday ’ vite W, he made ax though | trom Havre, France, in F ary, 1904, |tcemen had assembled in City Haii| e Aus. 5. Interment Ioly Cross C tract or farm through World o get under. the table and everybody | phe singer, who after taking the pre-|plaza, Admiral Togo, dressed in al i SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ads— shouted gleetull vey facribed oath was given “first p white uniform was heartily cheered as Essien’ ‘i ie ey who touted tormise ateltoke, “pou ati [im Hentz, Mandel. Barenblat, he walked up the City Hall steps, at- Crier summeste something” sect | etch maplectavored 7,531 World “‘Real Estate” knew what you went for?’ at Rate eS out One. Hy ne reine tended by Third Assistant Secretary of themselves man ean Huts, With ® Advertisements Last Month—| \} Sin't" said the witness, isd, at Viberck, Russia, Ho. « ndier Hale and-Capt. Templla | Be H i 15c Sanctlng candy” + bane Cc i Mr. Schwab satd steel could be made | ie pha : 8..N, ve < . sis POT Np pox : ° made) ehis country from Mamburg, ; ry 4 sells d f 450 More than tn thia country ax abroad, | tn "august: Is ity Hall corridors were thronged || SCLATICA OF HAGHOCOALE COVED ERM cpsccr nope CHaCOLATES = sven. thé Haneld- ’ omnetition, with foretgn cheep Re with curious citizens and the noise in QUICKLY, KEL Hewchien and te cron af pods liften” Neauetn Pudding Roe 4 transportation ut to ree the building Was so great that the Con- ia Ma urqe Fine peaches, w gr po \ “ ould es eo a w i biain it in candy Tt In wome- 581 Mor: than ALL the 5 OTHER op aa he Paper ihn MRS. GATES WANTS DECREE. | fr scionatcommititeo investigating the wlth gue anil ay caine New York Morning and Sunday Soe en” TREE ee . ol we * Steel Trust, in session on the secon! 39) i i 60 " ey, #9 ey could overcome | Wife of Charles G, Ga Ask: o 7 Newspapers COMBINED. tas Pptictlcgs aaeeniaee cee ee ee "\foor, wave up trying to do business Wo! [ Henn tarth Final Papers in Divoree, Congressmen Stanley, Bartlett and Dan- Brovkiyn Crt Foyatie ciegaten, Coe tW ave sowing the eloting ate advertisement me Park Row and Cortlandt street stores «pen or ‘All our stores open Saturday evenl WeekeEnd Time Saver evening until 11 o'clock. until 11 o! zution, | It was decided at the noon receas| Mrs, Mary W. Gates, wife of Charles|forth cilmbed out of a window tn the that the committee should att to-mor- |G, Gates, through her attorney, Anson | Governor's Room and viewed the arriva row to take the testimony of A. Barton | peard, asked Justice Brady in the Su-, 4nd departure of Admiral Togo from Hepburn, Chairman of the Board of Di-| orome Court to-day to sign a final de. (a balcony Don't wait till property val- ues have climbed they are bound to climb—but Ges SY 29 CORTLANDT st rectors of the Chase National Rank, | The saving of & little time is never far Charen 5 TE a 4 cree of divorce in her favor, There was | appreciated so much as when you “Ft Bay Now Through Bargain. | +13 President ot tne wow York Croaring | orang on the part of Oniee af | ee oye ne MAYOR WAS tre making ready to Ung to ‘tho 5 PARK BORG NABSAU Showing World Ad: Washington, George W. Perkins will be | Dis attorneys, Byrne & Cutcheon, and : fort saves you much time in get: of” 206 BHOADWaY | | Au Walee Cuarue tor ity ng Wor Ss. ery ye ro Py tha GRAAIAn aa Panematmaieaie, There was a dolay of some threo or | Heer eane trey 55 seat Adverincwrats tor iho World iasy “99 lett on Some friction has arisen between the| Mr. and Mrs, Gates were married thir. |foUr minutes In admitting the Admiral having a rt "A NASON ST: | ay aia gins Monies "Gig REMAUT ANAT TRARMM NNN NE | committee and counset for the Steel |teen yearw ago in St, Louls, and have |4Nd his party to the presence oP the ment of combinations all 99c The specified welght in euch instance ti.- | | ed a | Corporation over the right of the com: |no children Mayor. ‘The reception was held in the EOORE Ft FOR: woessossses Sindee Te Soniesene iia a ”