The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1911, Page 20

20’ SPOOK IN WILL Widow Thompson Loses Contes Young of Rober NO UNDUE Charge Was That Will upholds the will, of proof of the charges made by contestant, FOURT'S DECISION UPSETS 'SPOOK” THEORY. h, writing the a other four Justices . mald? T am unable the evidence w sion that the comunieations to deceased had” any’ tntluen the testator in making Nis will a not seem to have reg communications as of a di } origin, because in many cases w the languages did not please he changed it to conform. to views before haying it and there are but two expr that can by the wildest strete} imagination ve Smid to furnieh busts for her contention, One ts be influ Concededty ot by this, because he did ina ’ fie other ts (hit Tt he was jo marry he st 0 ehildren first. Wo There < no evigenc® that de contemplated wh will was Seectll It io not mated thet ote will ga Press tte true in tor towar@ mtd ehWiren ‘and t Felatives Sh the.time it was or tac ine. ve ural and ft the sround pan which the will Ie ¢ Jenged ts that it contains no p: sion for the woman whom the fator married nearly two year: She had beer months and el @ays when he died. It seems that there te an entire faliw Proof ‘on the part of the <optes @nd that the decree of the to be reversed: ~ awlord Of No. pounrel for the eon and Ueally ended th {gation LAURBL RACE 27.—The ent TRACK, 100; Caja FOURTH two-year Duval SHIPPING NEWS. Pon? OF NEW YORK, ARLIVED, ats . Mtrertawa &Vaue INCOMING Moro Castle, Vere” Cruz Servantes, Barbados, i G_STEAMSHIPS, BAILED NO LAY, ara. Ma, for to-morrow's races m Ya 10y ale, 10): Baby : lu. Nino ¢helgie toe start Jonuis Wells, 204; Cat, 101 5 tliree-vear-ob Natea. 4a * haa, 1g, Moi ancy OF AMILLIONAIRE | LAID BY COURT t H. t of Decument Favoring Family. INFLUENCE. Was} Result of Alleged Spirit Com- munication With First Wife. Fallure to substantiate her ire that her aged husband, Robert 11 Thompson, millionaire paper manufa turer of Lire who d in June, 0, was inflaenced by his Brandehildren tn the making of his Will waa, the chief reason given to-day by the Appellate Division preme Court, E Kiyn, in uph will and deciding against. the young widow, who contested it Mrs. Thompson, thirty-three years! younger than her husband, alleged that the will offe for probate after her husband's death by. his m J, Linton ‘Thompgon, and his grandchildren, Rob- @rt H. Thompson jr. and Mrs. Marion T. Funk, which gave the latter all of qhis property, was made by Thompson after he had boen thmuted to believe jeation with his dead wife, the fret Mra. Thompson. The will was executed in July, 1908 two years pridt to Tidmpson’s mar- Tage to toe contestant, It provided that one-half of the ‘Thompson estate Bo to the son and the other half to the grandentidren. Surrogaie Ketcham refored to admit the will to probafa’’ uptiolding the Young widow's The de | cision of the App Jon not only but says there ds lack vy the THE ision, in con- to find anything in ‘anting the conclu- the upon He rded vine here him tits led. There 18 no reference in any of the * €ommunteations te the rebriohdent, h of any that the testator showd not marry again. noed And ta- pou exe. sole hal- rovi ten at. his even » me © oF tant, Surro- 8 Broad #hand- children, said this afternoon that the fwetion of the Appellate Division prac- LAUREL PARK ENTRIES, Oct. 11g) 6, 106 tats 3 aMoleant ie 108 WM Pa 10 sand 4: enue | awick nd Hated N the complex flat problem ii is pos- | sible to strike a happy medium. If | © both sides to the proposition observe | Feasonatie rules It will be easy for the tenant to dwell in peace and comfort, and for the owner to rest well at nigh | without fear of loss, dam of crimination, First consider the tenant's point of view, There walla he Is about to enter are to be hia lome—hin haven after the day's work. He's tred and often jDeevish when he gets there at night. | Will that place look much Mk him—a place to rest—If he dirty hall, look upon neste and faces a general ensemble of sloth and insanitation#? Would not a iberal application of paint and elbow grease |help the tone of the surroundings? e owner or manager who keeps his | building In shipshape repair is going to get the bext class of tenanta and the Mighest rents, When he beging to skimp he starts upon a false basix of | economy, for dight then is when his rent | roll commences the toboggan. When one tenant becomes dissatisfied he lets | out @ how! heard round thé town and | puts the landiord “in wrong,” says the | Chicago Tribu | A reputation may be lived up to eas- One Way of Solving the Apartment House Problem planation and promises. Novelty, enthustasm, these may honesty. oldest day apartment house 1s trying to fit: every along Into his bullding. He sho on turning down a goodly pe He should study human natur will find it's Now take up the landlord's stde brains lord with » n he ts pla ning to rent rty to isn't look- | ing for a place where any one with tm- punity may throw refuse about, where shouting and whistling and amaaing | wen are the order, where doors creak | and atick, and windows fail to open, and Where the heat disappears on the An vullt for the purpose of making its builder money. There fore, the bullder should consider the best way to garner that money. To do this he will find it pays to discriminate in tenants, Different condit are needed for different people, Where one jas can get along well In one section, they wouldn't do at all in another, | Many a@ landlord makes a mistako in tenant that comes For instance, the “modern | Bedouin,” Ho’ 1) the house for awhile—long enough, perhaps, to get {nto the landlord for a good sum, and ty—it's hard to live one down. The like the Arab, he folds his tent landlord, after losing one tenent or set hin ea Benen thee Je the see | of tenants, may conclude to clean Up, | What the landlord should do 1s to find in tho hope of attractix others. But] out where his prospective tenant works, mee bh nm classified as careless | whore he used to ilve, and what his in the upki of his property bis life] general reputation ia, Ar onable in- thereafter 18 one grand round of ex- TO MRS. FOSTER INTERCEPTED: Then a Pianist Delivered Let- ters for Him—Denied Using Secret Code. LONDON, Oct. 271.—Thomas Beecham, the impresarto, whom George Sherwood Foster names as co-respondent, was fur- ther cross-examined at the divorce trial Mr, Beecham absolutely denied all ac- cusations made against him. Mr, Beecham also denied knowledge of the secret code which he was alleged to have used to make appointments witn Mrs, Foster, ‘The code, it has been charged, tained these words: con- hilanthropiat (Mr, Foster), ngane” (Miss Catherine Ruth ivy: man), Beehive” ( yeoum women) and “Sunshine” (Must seo yo #00), Mr. Foster's counsel exhibited a tele- gram Mr. Beecham sent to Miss Hey-| man in which he used one of the code| words, Mr, 1 said that was the only word in the code he knew. Miss tiey the “Branganne code, a short brunette, w called ness, She said she is an Ameri | pianist by profession, living In Europe| | most of the time, 8 mitted that] when Mr. Beecham discovered that his! etters to Mra, Foster were being inter- | epted, he sent such fettera indirectly under cover to But Miss Heyman of the At | ——> JACK JOHNSON’S SECRETARY could not give « (ir, Beecham), “Geastie” (Mra, |W denied vigorously that she ever suspect-! ed inUmacy between Mr. Beecham and Mrs, Foste ever sald it existed, quiry ought to settle the matter, | PRESIDENT OF BRONX man and a jury ina suit the Wakelleld Construction against the city to recover the nam ors in} had been tant The suit on trial invol for the construction of an outl in the Bronx. The plaintiffs alle ere the lowest bidde award under the Mec Hon, but that, without provocation r administration inded it ct called for an 000, performance of the contr opinion on thitt of th office, ise of Mr. pl contract Was taken from the Wakefield concern, fell down a. Might of stat shaft in the apartne: Fifty-fifth Unnecessary While Poslam, Perfect Remedy, Quickly Hi ee ce Joined them there, Austin dectared, and when he said ‘he was America she obj Austin was arrested by Detective Haw- kins of the West Thirtieth « at the request of Miss Page, who iver her residence as Milwaukee, Wis, She charges that Austin stole Jewels valued | was communicated with, but he w make no complaint, Shields freed Austin. “She done lose all her Jew wing aomouthful of 1 so Commissioner ssl! UES => fn DIAMOND RINGS || 1-4 Carat, +4 1-2 “ 34 “« ae 1 4 37 WEDDING RINGS Price $2.50 10 $25, Quality Guaranteed, Marriage Certificate Free, Ask for It, Casperfeld & Cleveland 144 Bowery fascrytaynet NOUTH_OF GRAND, N, 1 sabe erent tu 4, Mail Orderw coming to} ted. t 16 four weeks: iteh and similar aggrayva likewise speedily cured Merely a small quantity foc clearing the complexic | miovin imples, rashes |biemishes is sufficient to show what it at 61,600 from her in London, i lat is 8 ad for 50 ¢ Austin was taken before Magis- if ruggiats every wh ploton In Jefferson Market Coust | s#mple write to the Emg wiatrate turned him over to the! tories, 38 West al authorities The British Consul) Poslam Soy with Pc | is the best soap for your skin, jtic, prevents infection, 25 cents While it is customary for a World “Real Estate” advertiser to ce lot or farm he offers for sale, It is plain also that those who answer his advertisement W. property and are logically One Wants the Property and the Other Wants Mone SO BOTH ARE MADE HA DEVELOPS A HAZY MEMORY. Can't Remember “Names of En-) gineers Who Advised Him to Rescind a Contract. Borough President Miller of the Bronx developed a remarkably hazy | memory this morning while testifyin in the Supreme Court before Justice | ne away! SUFFERING FROM 1M ECZEMA the amare cr) f fi ACCUSED OF GEM THEFT.|, t q r Ernest Austin, who says he went to] # > q Brigland lave May with Jack Johnson | Semrememsir cresemarmmetn nat rn ae the champlon’s secretary, was before Eezema, that formed skin mal tod States Commissioner Shields this |#dy, which uuthorities assert is usually on on a charge that might have | aused by a disordered diet, never proves sic norone the. water. Thut, fatal anc ally found in those who are healthy Poslam hos “According to hls story, the arkabl party met Annié Page in Lo: It is applied tira “ nored of the seuretary and; Meordes, Hake ieohino Ausiin says she gave him @ diamond | se eeart cyime: eae -® ring. After thoy had done the corona-| °Met nd heals the skin, re Hom and bad geen all of Mingland Austiny YF condition, The Went to Paris with Johnson, Miss Page | reat majority of ease ostan 129000 ‘make mncessions” when Selling the house, ANI will ing to pay a GOOD PRICE for it y. PPY You “Should Open a Charge Account H Fifth Floor t Factory Clearance Shoe 15,000 Pairs Men’s and Women’s High Grade $3.50,$4 and $5 Shoes at aw AAC) at ifs Including : Such Mea, : ae to $5 Slightly Imperfect Walk-Overs Famout | Men’s $3.80, $4 & $5 ‘Craddock, Terry Co. Shoes Men's $4 Sheet made by Endicott & Johnson « These shoes are built on the very newest lai yl allthe e vantedieathersncuding patent Coltskin, Gunmetal ‘Call; Vebur Call, Vie Ki "Bex Calf and other eat Button and Blucher model it warranted hand sewed Good. sear weed soles. 4950, 4400 and 5 Goshoes pet ntne somes one Al 2,000 Fairs Wonien’s New Watk-Over Shoes, SO slightly Imperfect. 8: #4 and $6 Values. The impertectio Lent an to, be aimest impercentibie to others than experts, They repreront t and 8 fro Walk-Qs factory. The re a rinctude 3 ne oltakin: Gunmetal Ca y Vor 7, ¢ neyenertes Wintte Plain oF tipped toes, Lace, e button of tuck . revrrrreerrrryrrrrrr Boye’ $2 School Shoes of fine qyslity Box Calf and Patent Coltskin, with solid ‘eather soles, Ca Pat esis Infants’ and Children’s School Shoes School shoes made with solid leather insoles and counter; made of Box Calf, Gunmetal Calf and Vici Kid; lace and button models; tip toes. Vee Q 8c $1.50; special Men’s $5, $6 and $7 Sample Walk- Stamps Until One o’clock oe tra so $2.98 sa Saterday —hiva Floor.) Boys’ $4.50 Winter Misses’ & Juniors’ Polo Coats Overcoats or [is t02 $G.98 Suits With = Pairs a at about $10. Knicker Pants reales 9 Hereat . Nestea outly These are the’ most remarkable clothing values in New York. Long, convertible collar and heavy Neit Winter Overcoats in fancy EA ed for boys of 7 to 17 years. $ J 98 cut knicker pants. Ages 7 to 16 years. wanted chinchilla coats, in either blue or {Saiurday—Third Floor.) 7 Ki the new Paris shapes new Russian Overcoats button to the Buy Your Boy a Fine ay; made in Russian Button.to-Neck 89 Black and Colored outhe eck" and (latent eam, be turned fitting pelts "Sts ty sittinr be 1 sizes, 14, 16, is. Jui Pole Comte th at st “a Teen molnted chotn with dleeny mak falar, tarnclcle cut outrasting share, Con uray, with trimmings | gt BO Reversible louble z ba hic pciees ilk strined popli dresses The tri fective and g8 of co collars, le, ete, Choice, § -—Plush Hand Bag—_ Free with every g coat pur chased to-morrow in our girls’ cept, Maude of plush and finished with jewel buttoa clasp and silk cord shoulder handles. suitor ® White, Black & Colors Every One Underpriced pe agg Cy Po pig Soll §§ Chinchilla Overcoat This Saturday for Only style, with a fine velvet collar. Sizes 3 to 8 years. We have just 600—a special * eavers Finest quality tur body na reasted Suits with 2 pairs of extra full The sensation of the season, The muc purchase~-to sell ths Saturday to as many economical parents. ravers, in black and col Shirts, at Radically Reduced in a Big Saturday Sale, at Imported white the new shapes— the finest quality beaver sold; d tailor. effects, and mothe regular $10,al- Thea ots ae hy wold. Send them tothe tundy and you bay: || Pom ma ueson bale $5 98 as good $1.25 and $1.50 shirts as you can get anywhere Ce nes Royal) i M fs include madras and percales in neat stripes and figured effects. Coat med:ls, cuffs attached. Plaited or plain bosoms. Sizes 14-17, at 89¢. Sale of Children’s White & Black Beaver Hats Men's and Boys’ 50¢. to 81 Shirts! Men's gs. Blanke h Robes | | Special for Satur lay —Children’s White Beaver Hats in a variety of tr beyaF Satan's di pilvoars saahbt took care ‘tases: also black in many pretty shapes, best quality, Whits on $2 98 ight or Gark krounds with here. | | Sate at $4.98, Black on saleat....... e bone favre $5 Black or Colored Silk Velvet Hats— Tpreen Extra fine quality silk velvet pressed hats. in black navy blue, green and brown, in all the newest Paris blocks; large shapes; regular $5.00 hats, at $2 e Three New Tailored Sailors . Both forse. $2.35 ‘+ Otte Underwear, Lied mentees, 490 » 3% Underwear, of na single Drawers 4. ahiris All wiz Monts & ke with velvet loops and. si regular 83.08 hats, On sale Ta saturday-—Maln Floor 2 imperial SS a he, —F ree Cabinet Photos haser of of $1 or more in To every pu Infants? Dept. thisSaturday Children’sCoats All Millinery Sold On Main Floor, te ameras French Marabout Cap ” Stoles and Evening Scarfs Bought at receiver's sale away below real’ value, to be sold on same basis. sar ere be used for a. vith dotble Re tt shure double’ piave Jens and auto rising aha $21.25 ts and struction book a Eastman 4 A, B. & 1, silding fron 4, site 4x Stoles, 2 yards ie, Ss wor ii trands' wide. $5. : ah nA Folding Kodak; double R BR ‘1 wg ‘. “$1. 98 M re box bearing shusti ig reed $4.95 450 Sample French Mara Stoles. No, 3 Ko front; #1 1 A Kodak and ay Shopworn mawea us Hig and: plate. : en Photo Supplies of Known Quality 20 Your r All sorta, includ- black, brown, natural white and uray that are worth up to $15,00 at, $4.95 $6.90 $8.95 tiful 36.90 8 rine Beart aha favored colts Boorty ip on head. or shoulders. Viveg uta . 25¢ ana49c 10 $1.50; choice. ty Neck Pieces. Samples, and odd lots, | Fichus Patted collars, sallor pil BiG, ote. Mighus potntes: embroidered collars, Q Collars, Jabots, coat collars, ralscttos, “yokes, Coat, set . ete, , Seturdey—Maip Floor.) Q, Tuber Tine nantes sizes to 5 to The. anaes! 25c ‘neal leaves Demonstration of Astra Devel Panes 1s Pasian cover Bounte ble “Al \tatnraay ‘Third Floor.) — ae | Specials in Meats and Groceries ant "| Baked Beans [amd Wakod Legs of Choice Canada Mutton LS Bonelets Shoulders est “75 | Baked Beane fituit isked =m Voc lean shoulaers per With chops on; young wether; a Ib.csce sess ull 12 02. bottic Tomato] to make then us; No. # cow or JERSRY PORK—Small cut from corn fed Jersey pi o-day 166 Catsup Gstaup: “new wean: can, Le; No. kK Cj ony és aeUR, TES . 10¢ Potato Chips crest lettc? Broilers Dey picked; selected: w ighing from 134 to 2 Ib: 1 I Cc Princess Fruit Cake 11: enare seas at, Ib. best fruit cakes upon the ma ) ronet pot Cut from fresh sell on Friday, at a special pric tnativerae Whole To ° +) an Prime Rib Roast Watch$ Harmony Blend Coffee Sirloin 3. rons! of, per Ib Smooth usating; fine fave very | young and tender 4c ny weight; a1D. . , ppy flavored, | palatable b . ' ; om ‘young’ Joraey =a lives fargo tusciour Reanish Ocan palatane blend, 91.37 tix$1.30 | Little Pigs Picnic Hams ‘eH Fresh Hams tins viet 8 16¢ Mavow i000 fOr en Bee! Steel -Drake Pound Cake | (user for touts ee | in ‘ire trom) | Saturday, at delicious, “t ws Piain, raisin, eltron, marble and Roast Chickens Beleeted, regp Conti Sausages Jemes "1 DiZerta Jelly vory Indy iced: ai, special price, per acl aeteee an ’ 14% ee he A risus Giuantand thane make, 3 packades E : rm en 4 regular #66 Choice Cut af Roast Beef var ie tC eNn$ salad or sand- case with @ porcelain Cheops. cca Ole Crow tclaghe RAY be ean eeaaA a Moth "aktrday pert: TS8C | | inland stem wind hares, Cafes Port or Sherry ‘it! v3 ¢ | Forequarter of Lageb cher | Short, Foreguartera. of Lamb | | ft‘ wurnte taf iality; spect Re sliced Water RD Fauset ane wenuine lamb sultable ortroast orpotroast: “Qip| | ane year: i ture aney Red! Mii ray | Boiled Ham suis EI ai ogc - With hd wonderful Ftp px \ ‘ yj Sardines Susteren. gmoked 1c | Rresh Laid Bggs ton: ver Legs of Choice Spring Lamb tmh;° hips gms gone 13%c valueat. Gio ee ree (Saturday's Specials—Aixzth Floor.) (Seturday—Main Floor. Wek GIVE LIBERTY TRADING STAMPS, ASK FOR THEM penwunipencacimesnapansgd! Bo sui 164K, SYREET STORE, HENRY SIEGEL, Fres't—