The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1911, Page 6

3 t ! Declares He Can Stand It as| Long as the Assistant Dis- trict-Attorney. q | \ When Joseph B. Reichman, the men-| tally gifted put former President of the te werin | Company, Cumiming from Chicago in the summer of ‘tp thet he trusted him absotutely | and wae 'teady to | him Reichmann meant what he wrote. On the withess «tand to-day in Justice Davis's part of the Supreme Joe,” gave additional tone timotly favoring the accused Nashville promoter, | ¢& Reichmann’s ‘mgrq ashen anf his emactated frame, (pe eset The Prosecutor failed to seriously ‘eat Reichman's ate aye lay that ‘the ‘trust fund of which’ the ‘tate eberges Cummins with stealing, wes intrusted to Cunimihs to “protect 4 me as the defendant thought 7,000 shares of Van Dany stock and th ‘orks what other security , ¥en to Mr, Carnegie for. his loa Thére was the personal guara, every man who signed that agreement Pledging his future and his fortune to the exigenctes of the situation.” Q, You sii Va have siaked my on and to-day Ste) standing over the heads of thes Tron anteet hh. World Wants Wark Wonders. [folaraes susie: hart olty’ proper, RE GRILLING AT *GUMIMINS TRIAL Former Trust President, Phys: | } ically Broken, Holds Out Against Prosecution. | | STICKS TO HIS STORY. oPatthfull: tement, but he withstood the “Polentless questioning of Assistant Dis- # for several hours, and then in mock deflance stated he “could stand St as long as the District-Attorney coilid.” A crowd in the courtroom watched the Mase's running fire of ons on the financial operations . ich Preceded the crash of the Car- negic TrustCompany. At times Retch- man turned his feebl Fevealing his sufferin, out a long arm for a ‘Replying to vital questions as to" of Cummin’s many, enterprines profited the various loans made by the Car- Trust Company while he was jent, Reichman's memory dimmed he fatled to recall what part he or 2 ins had played in the financial | | drama. PROSECUTOR FAILS TO WEAKEN trlct-Attorney M thought he , and. stretched lass of, water. “As @ director of the Carnegie Trust y @kt you not know 99,000 had teen loaned. by the com- On the four ‘tortiliner’ motes?” was fot .yntil later on_ when the Van “Wokben stock was bought,” said Relch- You ‘eet dido't you, that the 7,000 @hares of Van Norden stock were pur- hased in part from, the proceeds of this ripen?” Mr. Relohman «4. not, neither did tre Mnow what collateral was placed in the je Trust Company when the big was made. @ Had you information that . those shares of Independent Fertilizer Com- Bany'’s stock, placed as part collateral for the “fertilizer” loans, wore value?.4, I understood them to be valu- Q. Did you ever hear that the Indo- Pendent Fertilizer Company ever did any business as a corporation? A. No. “Did you ever mak: ie while you were a le Trust Company?” 14 not help Mr, Moss ny inquiry aa to OF DETAIL8 OF THE CARNEGIE LOAN. 40: tHe $3,100,000 loan trom ww Carnegie, which was obtained Pressure’ from the Banking 15e it to retire the the. witness declared he none of the details of the Carnegie addition to the collateral of the orden Trust Com- ah of Mr. Moss’ with the tooks, ae t miethory. ‘088 examination 'REDSKINTURNS LAUGH ON MAYOR = Used Pigeon English in Asking Question. Park Row. and City Hall Square were ment during the Inch hour to-day | when five gigantic redskin chieftains, | lad in full panoply of state, marched down upon the City Hall to pay th ‘rors ‘were accompanted by Major C. Lohmiller, a Government Indian a who has been thelr chaperon ever # they left the Blackfeet reservation at Glacler National Park, Mont., to become part of the Great Northe exhibit at the Land Show now being conducted at Madison Square-Gardon, In their beaded buckskin suits and great war bonnets of eagles’ feathers B ficure seen on Park Row {n many a| day. News of thatr coming quickly spread through all the lunchrooms and cafes in the neighborhood, and the visitors found themselves surrounded by hun- dreds of gleeful and not tn the least awed office boys. “Hey, pipe the ¢igar store stg: chirped up one youngster, as he ran In between two of the tmpassive plains- men to get a closer view of thelr fero- clously painted face He halted in his stride long enough to stare meaningly in the face of a kid who had had the temertty to pull the fringe of his buckskin shirt. There was a the Indian's eyes that sent the youngster | scurrying to the rear, PICTURESQUE NAMES OF MEN PRESENTED TO MAYOR. In the Mayor's offlce Major Lohmtller Introduced his charges as follows ~ WLS TONY DREXEL FINDS - HIS FORMER TUTOR | _INSANEIN STREET; . formerly a tutor to and upward; fiv stockn and of net chanaee s0 vertiay's final figures are i BY CORRECT SPEECH City's Chief Magistrate Had ‘ rlum at Riverdale, N. nue and acting manner a few days ago. ng up Fifth a | for physicians, A trained n aged, but the tutor r his food away 4 jand more violent until the % | vised Drexel to have the 1 thrown into delightful ‘throes oftexcite-,|]7t 1 was taken to Belevue yester- Drexel wanted him in a pri- sanitartum and secured a commit- upreme Court Justice Me- Livingston Hunt and Dr. , two of Drexel's net Texpecta to the Mayor. The red war- | eas re Ve n Railroad's | § r to-day with th the redekins were the most striking| ‘18 TO 1 SHOT WINNER OF RACE AT LATONIA.| LATONIA RACE TRACK, » on him to win, or a furlongs.—Cheer p, 18 (Kennedy), 10 (Dugan), second; | Oniy one of the redskins took the! least notice of the irrepressible youth. | ATLANTIC CITY NEW YORK flicker of the age-old racial hatred tn | ROSENBAUM &Co. 10 & 12 WEST 237? STREET and Crows Twice of the vation, who have called m very glad to meet them. Is this their costume out West?” asked the Mayor. this is thelr holfday, or war cos- Lohinilier. peace,” ques Yohed His Honor 2, he big Indian looked steadily at the Mayor and broke into a few gutturals | that sounded iike: "Grow f-gurer-rff-ugh-ummm- wows," Major Lohmiller then interprete | “Hors host says t “| k the lang he desires to express his ade of His Honors beautiful beard.” |THIS IS WHERE THE LAUGH WAS ON MR, GAYNOR. * ot LATONIA ENTRIES. BATONIA RACETRA &—The ‘entries for fre) as follow Purr RAC H-teliing BECUND. WAC The Mayor laughed and turned t Janother of hiv strange visitors, In an effort to am stood the M these words r put bis question in big clty, Have good time emsed amiled grim) the closed Ue words of Welcome and goo. ; OUTER FORTS OF TRIPOLI IN HANDS: OF F THE TURKS. | hands of here, “Your Honor, allow me to present | Horse's Ghost, Killed Twice, Iron Whip, | one of the red |j SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4th terview with a few Smart Reversible Polo Coat & Bag Regular Value, $25.00 aaa orted feat tone ne clot combinations, Choice ef several mod rined in well | lL eatoeatve Bag The Italians | ~ MARLBORO RESULTS. ‘or three-year-olds FIRST RACEH- furlongs. (Fatrbr ,4 to 5 a ‘and 7 to 6, third, ), Garterman and For three-y § to 1, 2 5, sec. H wick, 110 4Granma), 8 to ' to lant 7 to 5, third. Time, 1 Dor Ward, Top Note: Trap Rock and Med- Combination Shoe |i FOR WOMEN A shapely shoe for foet with a small waist and nar- row hee). A special Coward Inst, actually four sizes smaller across the instep and at tho heel, than a standard meas- urement shoe. Mado of fine leathers, and built on a pliant, yielding sole, that adds buoyancy to the walk. SOLD NOWHERE ELSB JAMES S. COWARD 264-274 Greenwich St., N. YW. (NLAR WANKEN S#RERT) Mail Orders Fiiled | Send for Catalogue Etc., for the en- tire family. j Suits from $10 to $30 lon Monilav and Saturday Eves. Complete Stock of Latest Stylesin Coats,Suits,Furs, Fur Coats, Hats, [Michaels Bros} Shaw! revers or sailo: nant efiective bag included. 5"Ave 9°51 BROOKLYN Dr, ¥ than $250,000, met, IF YO. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1911. | \ STO. A STANDS [Mayor Gaynor Welcoming Indians to City Hall GLYER- OLD HEART “STILL ACHING FOR FALSE ONE OF 80 } Mra. Charlotte F. Law, the sixty-year- old Brooklyn widow who, in March, | 1910, brought sult for $2,000 damages for breach of promise against Samuel R. | Myers, | Lincotn [about to mi jlawyer, Dr, mmeti Py \the Brooklyn perm eighty years old, ¢, Brooklyn, Myers was four times an alderman in Brooklyn and an under sheriff for three | ] He 4a reputed to be worth more He has been married since and jt. !s on promises. bt ae to|% mars prior to hie last. marriage that | Law. bases her action Law is a successful real estate | operator, with offices at No, It was there that the coupl Myers having come to get M ¥ to transact some real estate busi- ness for him. According to her com- plaint, Myers proved an impulsive and ¢ sultor from th jher effusive tters, Mrs. Law and even lapsed into mushy v Law, in her complaint, ,| tyok her to res, Walied outele » to take her to-lunch, bough ® @ new canary bird when | her first pet |, brought her | Year's Day first. alleged to have been ri s her claim, To-day her | , appeared in reme Court and moved | on to amend his original bill of complaint. e instituting the sult Mrs. has done nothing in the matter until to- wwe refuses to discuss the case beyond siying ‘his -mnotion will be heard Monday and tt ts Mrs. | j tention to press the suit to its conclu. 10% Halsey | ke on } Uckets for a the summer of 1906, ers told her he had business up State and would not return for several months, He never called at her home again and it was not until months later that she learned he had married a school teacher. Myers’s attorney, John 9, GriMth, anid to-day that his client denied ab- ly having promised to marry Mrs. | Law. The defense will be that Myers’ relations with Mra. Law were confined entirely to business, ither of the principals would discuas the matte The amendment to the original Plaint Is made, it is st Law in January, 190 promise of marriage is made in writ- ing. JAMESTOWN ENTRIES. FIRST RACE Pure; two-year-olde; fire and t M LAG, ¢ 10s Linge, 108 ve ™ is 1k; Anna aly 20; Hos i 108; olla i fir. dean ™ tree it Hdleweies, three-year-olils and vy ‘Quee Heveet Turlougss welll aver, M0. Maat Jewup. bu ney 1 ride ‘to this, she cl | the happy c for a sult » erent and again, Law aller Home JOURNAL 'Sayw: fwo Words That Every Woman Should Remember You See Either of These Two Words on the Bottle or Box of Any Remedy for Headaches ACETANILID or PHENACETIN Remember That There is Absolute Danger Look for These Words in Very Small Type on Some Botiles or Boxes Seq abenest NOT Contain. Any NACETIN, ‘MORPHIN 10 Doses, 25%.© At the Druggists. POLITICAL. ~ FRANCIS K. PENDLETON who has been nominated on the Democratic Ticket for Justice eee (90, 1906. SERIAL (0, 32299, DRUGGIST HAS NOTMIDOL-SEND10*FOR 3 DOSESTO GENERAL DRUG COMPANY, 14-16 VESEY STREET, NEW YORK, re oe iat a Bt ile Susman <2. COME AND ‘HEAR THE TRUTH! Democratic Mass Meeting CARNEGIE HALL Tomorrow (Saturday Night) MAYOR GAYNOR JAMES A. O'GORMAN, ALTON B. PARKER, MERMAN RIDDER + SAMUEL UNTERMY NATHAN STRAUS, NORMAN E. MACK. Admission Without Ticket. Vogt Dove, due 1B; Hey, 10 | Smart Shoes for Women Miller's Shces are priced $5, $6 and $7, because he makes them himself in his own Otherwise the price would be from $8 to $10—the prices that shoes of this character | usually fetch. I. MILLER 1554 BROADWAY (at 46th Se. Factory at 202 West 23d St. as ENIOFR | va Save You 25% to 50%, One, FURS | Specials for Friday and Saturday 50 f and Mutt #id.go of the Supreme Court, is well known and has had a wide experi- ence. He served for a number of years as Corporation Coun sel of the City of New York. He was appointed a Justice of the Supreme Court by the Governor and is now on the ' bench, His career as a Justice of the Supreme Court has re- ceived the approval of the Bar Association which, at a formal meeting, unanimously resolved that he served with credit and shown that he is entitled to the approval and endorsement of the Association, The otlice is, and should be, non-partisan and non-politics and, irrespective of party and poli tical affiliations we strongly recommend his election. Joseph H, Choate John F, Dillon John L, Cadwalader Lewis Cass Ledyard Alton B. Parker J, O'Brien B, Hornblower David Leventritt Edward W. Hatch Francis D, Pollak Edward Bruce Hill Charles Howland Russell am Nelson Cromwell William Edward Curtis ‘Emery H. Sykes wi Howard Towns Benj. F. Trac: William G. Choate Robert W. DeFores . Jolt George G. De Witt Frank H, Platt John A, Garver Francis Lynde Stetson Albert B, Boardman Sheehan John W. Simpson F. B. Jennings Stanley W. Dexter Egerton L. Winthrop jr. A. W. Evarts George H, Sullivan Edmund L, Baylies Edward W, Sheldon W. J. Curtis F. W. Whitridge Henry H. Pierce Thomas Thatcher B. Aymar Sands A. resenstine World Want \ werlts all wees, Orcler hi aia ene Co-day and pros; eu. ONARCH FURNITURE co WE TRUST YOU FURNITURE ug O00 Carpets, Be opens an Account sOnen Haturday Vive 16f EAST 125 ST BET 3 &LEXAVES SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, \ y