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‘ volume which bore her name. She based her case on the statute known as the “personal privacy Iaw,” which fs designed to protect an individual against va Rh $1, O00 AWARDED Prof. Sherlock Holmes on Deduc- i | AND 10 Td tion, Prof. Faurot on Fingerprints, | f ad sil kt aauneas % books, to which she had only con- sin) Police Commissioner Waldo will ge | tributed @ translation of De Maupas- 1?) ‘nce iinet tek sive denean gal sant’s masterpiece, “As Strong as { | nisto: y of this clty. Hereafter all Cen. | rete i —— ‘ ‘ “I saw eight grossly improper and tral Office and precinct Poorly tran stories following my jtake a@ourse in sleuth translation,” she stated, “When I | 7 In ves must | i pe a tant hool will be a daily Institution, n 5 eT) n Makes No Admissions That! porinning at ¢ P.M. ant lasting for'an| iS From Publishers Who . | hour and a 1 five detec: | Reflect on Barnes and His - paves aati Public and Private Deals. called on the publishers they shrugged their shoulders and expressed incredu- ty at my explanation.” She swor that she appealed to Per- kins to alter the book at once #6 she would not appear as the trai such stories as “The Despot,” “Roger's | Remedy” and ‘The Golden Brald.” Per- | kina told her, she stated, that she would have to watt until the second Put Out Improper Trans- | In the eh will bo re lation as Hers, the | ‘akefleld plain garbed cop ork of the | A Jury in Ju Greenbaum's part of THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1011." of . the use of his name for profit by | another without his consent. | She told the Jurors how horrified #he was when she first opened one of the Detective for Prosecution Have Been Threatened With Death. Federation of Lator; Hugene V. Debs| Detective William J. Burns to-day in “yegemen,” were to- and other “would-be leaders” of organ-| New Orleans. Commiestonet ed “There is not a word of truth tn it.” the ch ft / ing on 1 D a r| or wed labor, bit declared that nine-tenths | pare 18 NM the District-Attorney’s | Casts (ru tate of eee office would not discuss the statement. | white Lake. The prisoners of ormanized i hor is opposed to. vio- aminati They were comi eee LARIAT SAVES SINKING MAN | the Tombs to await the action Federal Grand Jury. lence and not in sympathy with efforts of the small sociaitatic element to de- | Stroy organized society and lessen re- epect for the law. Mr. Burns reiterated that @ fund of over 41,000,000 lad been collected or pledged for the defense of the McNa- maras. “When I first hade that statement," he sald, “Gompers promptly announced that It was @ ile. But he did not give any figures nor did he inform the pub+ Ho am to the source of some of this large aggregation of money. on Chapmag barge, fell into “He contented himself by eaying that|the basin from Pier B, when the tide: it was a Ilo, which only go was running out strong, He caught a the character of men who ar .|pile and clung to it, yelling for help. ing me. Lane caught up a rope aud started to " & noose in it, intending to droj ¥ tell sou they have the enahey and) 2" e westerdrock.’ Hefre tho Nodes Satlor and Haale Him Ashore. Workers about sounding the pra! Lane, @ custom: ‘Says Witnesses 4 VY, Nov —Anthony N, ° 4 r «| NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.—Witnesses| they nave endeavored to buy our wit-| wag finished, the sailor lost his hold amt anya cans Bee GS aritnele to- | * ideas [inte eeieme.: Court so-day awarded (TCE Tiare Pak nee Ths toe the prosecution In the Lon Angolen| "estes. They have offered ¢ome of the | megan to drift out to the bee with tre pnvemfortabls scape ad acu riities whith |'° : hehe enone », guthorees | Sosnd eaitiGh Woe exnctiy fike the| Times dynamiting case have: toon | OP gree eitamen, setae cy | tide. Lane cooly fiitshed the noose and you feel to wake Gay deform the Senate comm: tifeation. He will iustrate there lee nslator damage ‘om : and when these witnesses refused to| then whirled ft over hia hea th fe tavestigating Albany city and county | tures with a radiograph, Others who ae te Soe is, & pO ihe i mar 1 Fccxtie id not defend the aotion. | threatened with teres after having | accept the offers they have been threat-| it. The loop dropped over. Wester pf eines Qiaire. Mr. Brady's tinme had been | wil lecture are Deputy Commissioner |” - wey or. the sie "| withstood repeated efforts of agents of |ened with death. We have actually | prook's head, he instinctively threw hie couch. | J fatwtioned heretofore in = matters| Dougherty, Inspectors Hughes, Me. |Uauthorized use of her name in con- Noe | the defense to bribo them, deciared| found it necessary to hide some of our| arm through it bottleof RIKER’S inqutry and he|Clusky and Callane and Capt. James | nection with one of the numerous ver- (From. the William J, Burns, the detective, in an | Witnesses.” i oe Lane hatiled the sailor to the pler. EXPECTORANT s Grought out during the inautry | sons of the writings of Guy de Mau-| “T near there wa " LOS ANGELBS, Cal, Nov. %.—"What |31o was unconscious, but Was soon re: stops the cough Ww. | Dunn. | one , yy de Mau ‘T hear there address to-day before the State Secre- ’ ’ er cones Sy camee SVs atlas i the block yesterd Burns 9 reported to have said Is in | stored. or cold. @ sam; Qwborne, counsel to the committee, con- —_ passant oO eter Ne cay eo! Whore child was | tates’ section of the American Bank-| Keeping with what he hae said pre. Es FREEby presenti A 1 in various corpore-| SEA CLIFF BANK CLOSED. Mra. Jones claimed that lght, dm- wader nycny ers’ Association. viously,” said Attorney Clarence 8, Post-OMice Yeuss Held. Riker Drug Store.” Re ’ ee oe meron ta * | proper stories, alleged to have been baby. It slept the| Mr. Burns bitterly arratgned Samuel | Dari chtet counsel for James B.) ‘Thomas Connors and Hugi Donnelly, fl gee and te GUAR D. : > > may eaie deen a resident | Jenkins Pat in Oh | transipted by her, were inserted tn a! whole afternoon. Gompers, Presiden: of the American | McNamara, referring to the address of | described by Post-OMice Inspector : Brady said he had been a Jenkins 7 arse ‘i E ef Albany nearly all his life and had State Dank Deputy, : geen entified with the city’ business | supt. George C. Van Tuyl, $e, of the —enmgeod Lean emp fis, State Ranking Department to-day took ~ ; seid the Municipal Gas Company, of | ossesion of the Sea Cliff Bank, at Sea 4 which he is president, owne ail the| Ci, and designated Harry L. Tomp- £ Stock of the Albany Electric Iuminat- | Kins, a bank examiner, as special deputy ° ar Al Mayor James| The bank is small, having a capital \ 2 : 2.00, and was cntablished in 30084 B Qual M ariet igger es n ave Ever e, feoent, euamination etter Quality, More Variety, bigger Valu a e ad Before showed that its | Commissioner s " ° | of Public Safety, are die | oo oital was impaired, Mr. Van Tuy! re- | fwotors in the company. ork “Did you have @ talk with Willem |" sccording to a statement to the Bank- Barnes jr. before Mr. Cantine was made | ing Department on Sept. 2, the bank & @irector?” asked Mr. Osborne. had resources of $1 d there was “No, sir,” replied Mr. Brady. due to depositors $113,708 J. G. Jenkins “How did you happen to make a city | Jr. of Brooklyn was president and R. 1, Conklin cashier. Golden Pumpkin, 227::""" 10¢ “Foot remmier SHIPPING NEWS. Poultry Seasoning, 2"... 8° gmail stockholder. ‘The witness said William Barned jr. ‘Was not a stockholder in the gas com-) any and that he had never talked with | the Republican State chairman about | fray HY becoming a stockholder. He remembered | Hell Gate . that H. H. Bender, when treasurer of | the Republican County organization, had Purchased some of the gis company stock at auction in New York, but Mr. Brady was sure he had not talked with | fy Mr. Barnes or Mr. Behder concerning | ALMANA' Bun ries, 6.0 )Sun THE Thyme & Sage, Fres: packed, puckage, Be Citron Peel, ji.“ 7 &< 19¢ Lemon& Orange Peel, ':".. 15¢ Flavoring, Lemon and vanitia, pote, 1 OC Mixed rj ces, Peerless pure, in cans, 1 oc each... Seeded Raisins, <1." 10¢ PORT ¥ Mr, Brady\ was of the opinion t thi ° . © nek Sd yr Bente Cleaned Currants, »0:,.""" 12¢ —peolrdieahtataiag French Capers, “t,t... 1O¢ estate. . “Do you know whether Mr. Bi owns, directly or indirectly, thro M Bender or any one else, any fa the Municipal Gas Company?" Me. Onborne. Table Raisins, cii:.irrische, 15° Mixed Nuts, Sweet, sound and new, Ib. BZ New Walnuts, choice sctected, b... 1° Pulled Figs, In beehive baskets, each. . 19¢ New Fi 9 In Smryna layers, alb........ P&C New Da @S, Carnation Brand, choice, pkge., ] oc Mince Meat, auc ribbon, the best, pkge EOC MSHIPS, ‘G8’ BAILED TO-DAY, City of St, Lous, rani George Washington, *@ don't think Mr. Barnes has the| 14 provence, Han Mightost interest in the Municipal Gas | Celtic savervys Company directly or indirectly,” said | Eeverenss. Mr. Brady. Volturno, Rottert “Do you know whether Mr. Barnes owns any bonds of the Municiap! Gas Company, directly or ‘indirectly ?* “I don't think a0.” “Did you ever loan Mr. Barnes a Money to buy the Journa! Company “Yeo sir, I loaned Mr. Barnes some meney,.” GIVEN ‘AWAY FREE receive any security?” committee decided that the was not material or proper th neither Mr, Brady nor Mr, Barnes ave oMeially connected with the city of Albany. | Mr, Brady sald he was a Democrat and that The Journal w: Ucan newspaper, He sai stock in The Albany Journal Company because Mr. Barnes asked him to and he though Was helping Mr. Barnes, Mr. y sald that while he w heavy stockholder in The Argu: » Pany he did not know anything its affairs or the paying of 15 per cent. by that company to The Journal Com- in cartons Oranges, Large, juicy, new fruit from Porto Rico; dozen Beautiful new Upright Piano given away absolutely free by a large soap manufacturer whom we represent. We want a new name for a new brand of tine toilet spap that will be sold at 25c. per cake. ‘We prefer a girl’s given name, as for example, Ruth or Anna, etc, but 25c pany for city printing obtained as a feaul, of competitive bidding. Unider direction from the board of di- rectors of the Albany County Bank, Cashier Wiliam N. 8. Sanders refused Nv produce the books of the bank show: ing the accounts of H. H. Ben ‘Trea: if Albany County nization. M tired from that position 188, and ts now Tre you are not limited to submitting a girl's mame only, as any suitable name will be considered, A fine new Upright Piano will be given free to the one sending in the name selected by the judges. Every one cubmitting a name Mr. Osborne said he proposed to get | | will receive an order for a sample Only one answer from a family considered. Send reply on coupon below or on separate piece of paper or postal “OPPORTUNITY CO. 25 West 42d St., New York. 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