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TNT CITE i I NA EC ITE TEED LTT EIT ST LI THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1912. IN SCRAMBLE FOR HERMIT'S WEALTH me To the MAN Who Likes Music Fring to |Mayor Gaynor and His Wife On Outing at Atlantic City he was doing, He talked clearly and intelligently to-day and duri 8 hour's conversation he impressed pomessing a rather strong ment considering his nt prostratior le suffering from ‘shingles,’ but is doing aplendidly.”” NURSE DECKER SAYS HE WILL PROVE INNOCENCE OF PLOT. George H. Decker, the nurse who was fession; Julius Rosenthal and Chester |& wide fleld in which to institute an in-| claims there have gone forth the most Bayles. Bayles fs the attorney who first | vestigation into any prisoner as to why and slander con. represented Brande. bg hing J grant executive cS an ae to put a stop to these velled at- The counsel tables at Commisstoner no queation now is what are How did these atories get abroad Hand's tnvestigation were amply sup-| Stounde on which executive clemency | inti) now every vile mind ie vying with plied with legal talent, Close up to the| should be granted or dented,” said At-) every other vile mind in New York ‘1 Commissioner's stand sat Mirabeau L, | torney-General Carmody, adding to the tale that concerns this| Towns, we attorney who instituted the| Mr. Towns then explained that Brandt nothing can equal the that a player piano will Good mother and wite? habeas eutpus proceedings before Jus | had never petiuoned the Governor fore | GUILTY OF BURGLARY, LAR. | arrested charged with participating in}the home—our free music roll 4 wh hroatened to| Pardon, He said the Governor's at- | the so-called Gardner conspiracy, broke tne i " tine oweensags MMop itand's In. | tention drawn to the matter by cay alee aeenULe | Mienoe de the Raymond wireet dail tor | brary places everything in musi “T aay that man Brandt was jrulity of hurgiary in the frst degree, guilty jof aawnult and guilty of larceny, and | Was convicted of them,” Mr Whitman « convicted only Interested persons. Mr. Nicoll, however, inalated that te grounds on which Hrandt asked for ecutive clemency abovld be stated. He | argued that it wes fis impression that the prisoner nad gouxiit hts freedom on false grounds, and that the hearing should try to determing whether Drandt Was seeking to obtain his freedum on the grounds of falsehood. TOWNS ACCUSES NICOLL OF day and proclaimed his innocence at his instant call! All T want,” he ead, “is my court, Then I hop prove fully the satisfaction of ty one that I Innocen' Thero te hing to this at all. Decker led that he had ever given Mr. Haalett_ any medicine out of the case of drugs that he carried on his professional rounds, He hed never administered any strychnine, No such orders were ever issued to quity. Johr D, Lindsay, @ Jaw partner of De Lanoey Nicoll, counsel for How- ard Gaus, the Schiff attorney, also iended. Lawyer Josephson, repri lng Swedish Interests and who is also acting for Benator Knute Nelson ot Minnesota, was present to wateh devel- opments in the case. WHITMAN WANTED THE WITNESSES BARRED. in to 1 Lawyer Lord Gets New Power of Attorney After Alienists Visit Invalid. a Rrandt had heen of one of tho three y in the firet degree, por t-Attorney and the Attorney-General in the matter, | Attorney-General Carmody Jumped to | hia feot and said: SOME OF af Fete ca Wie i HEN me," he said, “and an examination of | 1 “The poaition he State ia neither in SC my hypodermic syrt will show that The hearing wis somewhat delayed ENCING” IN CASE. for nor against Brandt, The state| GARDNER AS “RESCUER.” It’has not been used in months. “Why, because of the efforts of DistrleteAUtor-| ar. Nicoll thon asked Mr. Towne 19] fools, however, that this man alould [it t# quite rusty.” rey Whitman to get Commissioner] stat. the reasons advanced by Hrandt] he permitted a fair examination. There “Did you ever withhold food from | is y y « y Hand's promise not to call as witnesses [in hie ci vy. Me. Townal is in no papers before the Governor | |e mid tani waa aabOn jdt Alt, @ good player mb any persons who wight seek immunity standing Mr./any intimation of a woman in the case,|Former Senator, Held for “No, T never did. On the contrary, | Li ie PAN a NE from further proceedings. lon, and} and the only intimat that Th . | Stapleton, the other nurse, used to ob- | greatest of satisfaction by th A few minutes afier the time called eee eee eee, Felony, Claims That He | & | ect that I was pushing the patient too skilled pianist. Prices, #475 up h ting Howard 7 ‘ 4 ‘ J i : ant.’ ESaae sevenoanien pohly ttorney . “up; . ” art? ‘ fig i | Decker was asked if his wife 1s a been & payments and old piano panied by Q Foiled “Diabolical Plot. ee | i [relative of a prominent ‘Tammany | exchanged. De Lancey Nicoll, arrived. They were ventigation ts properly conducted thet ; ae I J | der, and that through this relation- Write for player booklet an followed into the ohamber by Mortimer] The hearing began to ahow @ tendency | will be no homes tart ised, no repute: ‘ j Sn he wis able vo exiPeine. eChetG i play la Schiff whe took a seat closn to the! to develop into an armiment between | tions beamirched, and there ta no rea- orate pull’ Me ‘deciered ‘that his| music plan, tounee! tables. Mr, Bchiff was ucoom | MF. ‘Towns and Mr, Nicoll when Attor-| gon why any whovid, I am here to| The remarkable battle that t# being ney-General Carmody naid there was no Reed of incumbering the case with @o- phiatry and that the duty of Commi ven remotel He 4 related 19 ed that ne \wite was not prevent it. the man menti jorney . Cravath mn) Aka crud ek bead “The point ts whether the State of Judge Hand opened the proceedings Waged for the poseesston and control of ed. the fortune of Samuel EK. Haslett, lone do with thi PEASE PIANO CO. | hac anything p signing of . by reading the commission @rante@ bY) sioner Hand was to Ket all facts bear- fst Werare nor here to puts halo on | RROWA as the Monaire hermit’ of |the two Gardner wills and the Gardnor 128 W. 42d St., nr. Broadway, N.Y Gov, Dix, authorizing him to hold the] ing upon the conviction of Hrendt, Rrandt's brow oF shackles "ipon hie fect, | Rameen etreet, developed several new | Dower of attorney except as a witness | Broohign Brancht 5 3 ad Wes ae din Oise tere GA: ttc Beat ‘That te the position of the State. We|akirmian lines to-day, heralded the ex: | 34 Flatbush Ave. land who 0 , " | yalneard before hich, Do Lancy Nicoll] was dirvoted at him. Mr. Nicoll then | {9 ase’ not here. to air scandal, we | erence of a fourth will und carried the | : said he and Mr, Cravath and sald he stood on solid ground the] want to keep ewah things out of the | Mtter wartare through practicany overy ' Lindaay, representing Mr. chit, wished| exgce Thin ‘brought, Diatriot-Attorney | 20" court and bureau connected with the ad- This Whitman to his feet with a protest t he was the representative of the coi plainant. Mr, N argue that he rep bro DI nA tet withn protest that] @AVS OCHIPF LAWYER FIRST Vaan went on te NAMED A WOMAN. Mr. Towne then addressed the commis- oa ministration of jaw in the Borough of Brooklyn. to be heard. Wisteict-Attorney Whit- man also announced that he wished to be heard. Mr. Towns then arose and began o jett's attorney has uw new power of at nted a man acute: | PIMPLES + protest against the proceedings stating | '¥, Interested in this cane. » eaying: torney and documents revoking the That witeceoen bed Bo right to be repre: BA A Nl er eet OT charneter No | BOWS of attorney and two wills ob- Cory RIGA BY UNDERWOOm o yw York of the facts in the cane,” tain r 7 ANON ORAW - sented by counsel. Mr. Towne then| Said Mr. Nicoll. “My client has been | one's character wae wandered. At thie | Guns >Y former Senator Frank J. went into the law governing the duties of Commissions appointed by the Gov- ernor. BAYS BRANOT IGN’T SUBJECT FOR CLEMENCY NOW. “Brandt is very solicitious about this ‘ matter,” sald Mr, Townes. under- atands that the Judge who sentenced nig has eet aside the sentence and re- manded him for © new trial. If thie is the case, the prisoner ie not in @ position cea who ie out on ball charged th engineering a felonious conapiracy: | George Decker, brought Gardner into! Letina da Ith ihn a pe the Remsen street house for the pur- poker ad aan Prthind Pa With | pose of weaving new wills and powers Wine tess bate plot. of attorney that revokes the will and ii je are returning | power of attorney held by Mr. a. He rp and furious fi Mrs. Lionol| had so far recovered, sald Lawyet Lord, Samuel, @ second cousin of the vereradie! that ne was competent to make a new man of wealth, ts mustering her forves| and perfectly good power of attorney defore County Judge Fawoett in on{ehat superseded all the Gardner docu: effort to tle the hands of both the Lord] ments. misrepresented und p'iloried in the pub- | tate date Brandt does not wish the fin- He press, T want the truth told, that| ger of scorn pointed at him aa a defam- all may know this wicked tale from|er of women, and I have the authority beginning to end. It in a wicked tale} of my ollent tn saying thet rather than that Involves the reputation of a good| that any woman's oharaoter should be woman, I will drag it into the light. | beaminched be will withdraw hie petl- Tt has heen inferred that Brandt was | tton. In that house that night on the invita-| “Mr. @chiff @hould have availed him- tion of Mra, Schiff. re nie —— Dray, mae Ov oy Lie vs ER: ISTED BRANDT | ‘ty of any jemen' le ra " bay ites rid in court. In fact he should have kicked ‘prove to you the him downatairs when he had him in his lett estate is not worth more than $200,000, Mra, Samuel's counsel declares that It should be worth $1,500,000, STRYCHNINE PACKAGE |8 SENT TO DISTRICT-ATTORNEY. The mysterious siryolnine package which has figured in the case was dix- covered to-day during a ‘visit by an! Fvening World reporter to the resi- dence of Dr. Henry B, Minton, at No. , —se “T'll show you and hour an@ the place and tell of those who aesisted Brandt in concocting his vile ‘The people want to know the whole story, and Mr. Schiff le deter- mined that it be told. I think we should take an adjournment eo we can find the grounds on Which Brandt in his petition to the Governor aske for a pardon. Comaniasioner Hand then determined to on with the case. Ideut. Joseph D, Wooldridge, who aigned the report of Brandt's past crimes, which was shown to be false in many particulars, was then called to the etand, Questioned by District-Attorney Whitman, he sald he had been instructed by Inapector Mc: Loughlin to eet up Brandt's history. Ho told of informing Judge Rosalsky that the report submitted to the Court es to Brandt's past was @ true ot 4 letter which Wookiridge had written to Inapector MoLausghiin, telting Brandt's alleged crimes. Mr. Whitman then read to Wooldridge thls report and called upon the Meut ‘ant to gay whether It was true that hed called upon farmer employees of Brandt und gathered the Information and Wooldriige replied that he had not. HAND SAID HE WOULD DISRE- GARD TESTIMONY. for executive clemency, but stands fac- ‘ing triai for an offence. Rather than be the author of improper aspersions, my client submitted to a long sentence and remained in prison without casting aspersions on any one. Now Brandt wishes something to say. “Me wilt ony that if stare are to be ent on any one, pertionlariy a woman, remain in prison Judge Hand said Towns was premature in fie argument saying he had almply asked for the names of those who wished to be heard, Bir, Towns then subsided. Attorney Adrian T. Kernan announced ‘that he would represent Lieut. Wool Gridge who might be called an a witness. ‘Tee arguments before the Commie sioner were begun by Attorney-General Garmody. He submitted extracts fram the Grand Jury's investigation’ iW March, 1907. This wee the jury that indicted Brandt, He aleo submitted ‘the minutes of the proceedings before Judge Rosaleky in which Brandt's case was ordered reopened. Brandt's prison of | Man, power, “Nothing hes been eald in any of these proceedings regarding the woman except by Mr. Bchiff's counsel. If you go on hearing ail the cases they wish you ¢o hear you witli be hearing tham until] Me, Wileon ‘# dected Preskient.” Mr. Niooll then ennounced that he Wanted to go into the matter ¢horough- ty and when asked by Mr. Hand what he would cali eald he would call Mr. Bohtff, Mre, Bohiff, Mr. Gans and others. ‘Mr. Whitman erose and aid he to oppese the calling of certain witnesses. WHITMAN OBJECTS TO SCHIFF GIVING TESTIMONY, “There are proceedings now pending before the Grand Jury,” sald Mr, Whit- “that may involve the indictment of certain persone whose names have Deen mentioned aa witnesses who may Be cnlled at this hearing, 1 ¢o not wish to allow these persone whose Ramee have been mentioned to appear before you, for J feel that the ends of Justice may be defeated, “It le posaible a charge of oo! may be made against certain of t! Persons named and their testifying and Gardner factions. Three alleniats, said Mr. Lord, pro- OTHER RELATIVES MAY JOIN | nounced Mr, Haslett fit before he made IN @CRAM! this new power of attorney. Who these Halt a dosen other relatives are yet to | #ilentats were Mr, Lord would not say, be heard from, and the only way out of | Only yesterday morning Dr. H, B. Min the amaging tangle 1s for the aged man| ton, the pnysiclan Mr. Lord had in- to rise up in a rejuvenated condition, | stalled in the house, told an Evening have himself declared legally competent, | World rgporter that his patient wae far and end the whole scramble for his|from mentally fit, though he seemed to fortune. be recovering his strength. It would ‘The new will just heard from ts said] seem that an unexpected recovery oc- to be im the possession of Attorney| curred in the course of the day. Henry W. Beebe ef No. #7 Henry street,| ATTORNEY LORD CLAIMS POS. Brooklyn, who, years ago, was active in SESSION OF ALL AFFAIRS, the Jegal affairs of the Masiett family.) In discussing his new power of ai To-day Mr, Beebe refused to disclose|torney to-day Mr. Lord eaid™that he whether or not he had a will. had not received any official notice that In the absence of District-Attorney | Judge Fawcet had yesterday issued an Cropsey who Js in ington, As-| order enjoining him from acting under sistant Distriot-Attorney Perry took|his power of attorney, as well as an charge of the investigation of the Has-|order restraining former Senator Gard- Jett case. He had a long conference (ner from acting under tis’ ‘power of with Chtef Magistrate Kempner, who /attorney. summoned Dr. J. T. Deyo, the physl-} “No papers have been served on me," olan who witnessed™the two Gardnet}said Mr. Lord, will. and who had presorthed.the atrych-| bower of attorney 1 am now in pos- nine. Dr. Deyo repeated the atatement | session of the affairs of Mr: Haslett.” he made to an Evening World reporter} Neither. did Mr. “and with my new! jtwo wills, or of signing the power of 165 Joralemon street. The was a small drug store enclosure taining twelve 1-100-grain etrych tablets, some beef julee and aq) tity of peptonoids, Why the police had not obtained it earlier Dr. Minton could not say. The physician trad !t forwarded to District-Atorney Cropsey, when — he learned that the authorities wished to Kubject Its contents to a chemical an- 8 ‘The contents of the package are | harmyss.” said Dr. Minton. “Probably the whole dose would not have serious: | ly harmed the aged man, There was | no secret about its whereabouts, I saw {t on a table and picked tt up in the Presency of several persons. It contains only the mildest sort of a heart im: lant and probably would have done the | patient much good,” | Dr. Minton, with Drs, J. E, Wilson and W. M. Butler, visited the Haslett home yesterday afternoon and to-day. They will continue thelr visits, Dr. Minton sald that Mr. Haslett 1s _ much improved, mentally and phyatcally, “He has no recollection of signing the attarney in Gardner's favor,” declared the phystciat 2 = CUTICURA Soap and Ointment | Doso much for pimples, blackheads, red, rough | hands, and dry, thin and falling hair, and cost so} little that it.is almost! Guaranteed 23 Jewels Adjusted Solid 14-Karat GOLD {| Lord acknowledge record, kept on & can, was submitted Mr, Nicoll objected to the questioning | Would give them immunity,” showing that the only mark against ro . Attorney-General Carmody eald he of Wooldridge, Commissioner wan Sn perfect nosord with Air, Whit: e r e act ' “He has, ever. a very vivid recol- yesterday and anawered many question) | that he had been Informed of the action ‘ ut to him by the Magistrate and Mr.|of Mrs. Samuel in obtaining an order | lection of revoking Gardner's power of ‘Cutiours," ced then shave [a comfort with Out! | him was on July ¥, 1907, for talking in then announced that it was within hie the prison yard, Mr. Carmody then read a certificate from the Warden of Clinton Prison, Province to accept or reject any testl- mony he saw fit and that he would dis- regard the guestions asked Wooldrid man that the full scope of hia inquiry might bé knocked out by the oalling of (hese witnesses. Perry. After the conference all three | to show cause why a committee should refused to make any ‘statement. not be appointed to take charge of Mr, Mr, Lord ead to-day that old Mr.| Haslett’s property and person and con- attorney, which he did to-day, and also of signing papers oring John B. Lord's power of attorney. At the time he signed the Gardner document he was | ing Stick, So, at stores or by mail ¢ Will present FREE] every vurehdwer ent Watch Pratector. Mr, Hand wanted to know whether the testimony of these witnesses would make them immune from future ac- tlon, Mr, Whitman sald: “If these witnosses are called to tes- tify there ts grave danger that they will receive iminunity,”” en asked nia opinion Mr. Haslett has entirely recovered from the} duct an inquiry into the value of his @tupor he was in when the nurse,|estate. While Mr. Lord says the Has- 1 o'clock this afternoon when, the Grand Jury having adjourned its ses- sion, J, Rothschild J. J. Carey, who had been subpoened to testify in the Brandt case wanted to go gut for exhausted and debilitated and had no appreciation of the importance of what | S/and his answere, Mr, Whitinan cop: sand eee tates Foe Re | tinued to read the report and to ques- Me daGeatiscs or tas vi | tlon Wooldridge who dented that he had haf tered investigated any of the charges which PETITION FOR CLEMENCY NEC-! he made in the report. Wooldridge was ESSARY, SAYS NICOLL. & very willing witness and seemed eager De Lancey Nicoll then wanted to know | (0 answer Mr. Whitman's questions. 1€ there was @ petition from the pria- | CHARLES A. KEENE Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, 180 Broadway, New York ured. i} District - Attorney Whitman wa: downtown attending the hearing whe: Mr. Carey and Mr. Rothsehild arrive at his office. They were invited in b NAVE WORK —save time— Nicoll when pressed by Mr. (Beery I, wie reas ANTE hand as 8 de at fy ‘ 4 should ener em G . ad = ie the atarous state: + » the clerk and waited more or @ w raiel ety oaie fo cle ae regi inaaa ue “AW that happened five years ago and maataves Beate seers ot aw. The lunch and were detained in Mr, Whit- | patiently until 1 o'clock. Then the mies Lay all my mind ts somewhat has} v here to toll the truth, the teatifying oMice by a clerk. learned that the Grand Jury was 1 ‘Nieo} them protested that {t was neces- longer In session and started out. Distetct-Attorney sard here of these witnewmen might prevent cuts, | lacerations, | burne, leed on. + incera ties I have nothing bruises aod ter ecciden' 8 ite pros Mr. Carey ts cashier of the Criterion MLLED BY AUTO te eary, for it was on that ground that|io hide,” 86 Club and Mr. Rothschild is a member. | The clerk refused to let them leay- Bees Boishs aud all ite attendsut dane the Rearing was being held. Addross-| After Mr. Whitman had concluded |e, indictment of Mr. Sehift and A. They were under subpoena to tell the | the oMce, Mr. Rothschild, a gentl mere, save fue/—and tag, Commissioner Hand, Mr. Nicoll|hie questioning of | Wooldridge, Mr. immunity under the statute ta one wits Grand Jury something about a confer- [man of considerable | dignity. | pr TYREE’S ° he food Is lernan, counsel for the loeutenant, ¥ a . . ence that is al ed to have taken place | nounced loudly about his rights, bu >. Re then questioned Mim. De Lancey Nicoii| tee on, aan, vesore ane aren’ Ju). |Frightened Animal Causes a)in‘tho club wile the Brandt case was |the clerk” was insistent ‘that the Ml A ntisentic Powd increase the food valuc hese i aah ” it then took hin turn. In reply to Mr. Pens RNY EAIBYGH: WROTE FD 8. YO). A paid. jon before Jud Ro should remain until the return of M n isep 1c ow er 5 ceed ry ply to Mr.|untecr witness, who is not subp under consideration before Judge Ros- | should r ey 4 of your morning oat- Nicoll'a questions Wooldridge said he thle ts the firat time that my client, |the report and that he knew Cee ch | has no desire f as Mr. oO Rehift, | Police spe MeLawih Hen until 2 o'clock, when they man rary meal by eatingH- th: ir. Schiff, | er |@ontf? and Mr. Gane have done? Th Howard 4s and one Rothschild fig. baged to break away at eeetage mi has had tunity t Lg e , iad an opportunity to Injured. ons standard solution, where. ASK YOUR DOCTOR or eend for te. I'S. TYREE, Chemist, Washington, D.C, mtatute relating to connection with this heartn; HAND SAY8 HE CANNOT DECIDE THE LEGAL POINTS. Commissioner Hand xuld: “It is idle to argues these legal ¢ tions pone, for - have no le power to decide them, 1 simply has no tain Stems in the report were not true. In midat of the argument Com- minsionor Hand brought up the quea- (ion of adjournment for luncheon. Mr, Nicoll eaid: “Your Honor, I believe a mater of such Importance ahould be decided up on by the Attorney-General,” Wooldridge, in reply to Mr, Nicoll's questions, told of going to Far Hitla, IN. J, to owe Woo uhl rewarding | Brandt's having forged a chook. He only oatmeal that is, already cooked—no food value is lost —you get the good of every mouthful, without trouble. You can sleep an extri: hour in the morning. before a court, Weare going to Mo that Brandt's claim ‘e fall are Brandt's claims for clem- q@pcy? Ie it becauase of his prison recora or whet? We must know or 1 @oen't seo how we can proceed with thin investigation.” Commissioner Hand said he wos not at the hearing to present evidence, but ‘to deeept evidence, The wild course of @ runaway horse wihtoh began at Thind aveme and 01 Hundred and Sixteenth street this after- noon was ended at Morningside aven when an automobile going ew!ftly SheJFurnilure Shop D RAPIDS FURNITURE MATTRESS, Pure Felt, can up listen to evidence and present {t to the the avenue ran into and killed it, The | Governor.” SEA, Mee ects te oe cooet rtect pro- {014 of seine Mr. Kuhl and of learning | Mr, ‘Towns had something to may on | Horse lad thrawn the long aeotion of Delicious flavor, too conding Rare e Mites WP ernens P5e- that Bradt had forged « check. It was) the aubject, and duriag the courwe of |Une Hundred and Sixteenth street Into America’s favorite oatmea: the teatimony of} his remarks he used ihe name of Gans tesute are," maintained Mr, Nicoll, the witness that he obtained the greater | wi e A huge cage for over thi cars. Attorney-General Carmody argued |part of ha information about irandt | corrented’ Mine and. wm accepting “the |, TRE Nore had been attached to a de- rty y that M was entirely unessential as to|at the employment office of Mr. John-|correation Mr Towns Uvery wagon owned by the Metropol!- "| \ fon ro ha Hey ean a tan ‘Tobacco Company. White they} (HORII ts i ces At 1 o'clock Commiasioner Hand de- fone is a black duck a driver, Fdward Dowd, was making a aT pM clated an hour's ndjournment for | wiito duck.” delivery in @ store near ‘Third avenue, CUNT Mr. Towns maintained that It aeemed |the animal became frightened and ran I SCHIFF'® LAWYER WANTS TOlto be the purpose of Mr. Nicol! to nN ig Saye ritth aaa madlaen ave- Ai away, nues the wowan smashed into an elec- trie Mght pole and the horsy tore him- 1f loose from the wreckage, Across SEE SLEUTH'S REPORT. Mr. Bohif® was again on hand at the afternoon sess Mr. Nicoll asked for Wooldrida: t regarding reopen the Brandt case and that {t was not possible to do it in the present hearing, He wald if the evidence Mr, Schiff und others wivhed to sive now the powts, with BRASS « IKON Pipuaranteed. Alls FURNITURE, 36 West 14th Street, bet. 6th and 6th Aves. juntrs oh (lens, Wan relevant wt the time of Brandt's |Lenox and Bighth avenues the figh of a Tees ginal Pal explained | rial it should have been presented then | then continued, ~ Jeubmitted to Judge, Roi {and not now | Coming up Morningside was a large | is ete Mr. Hand said he was not holding a| touring auto, Before the driver c Conjurer - Poet Nicoli then ad@reseed the Court, {Tetriah but was trying to get any ii | arrest Ite speed at the sight of th |neking for an adjournment formation that mint be of use to the DIABETES saying coming runaway the collision ove 'Mr, Schiff has long waited for an | Governor. The occupants of the car were unin- A Bimple Herb Quickly Drews Af 180g ‘ ; i opportunity ¢o tall the Whole etory fre The Governor desires information Disease, To St ed, stands for Knowledge— | Soparsuaty 40 teil she whale etery from | so uidde him in’ exercising. tie oerdon: Jured. Diabetes tias ueretotore been considered | ine For good or for bad; And here's some for losers~ ing power if he exercives tt at all, said Mr. Hand. The District-Attorney (eal hin proceed w able and the only lupe held out to the afflict bas been to pruloug their year by strict diet a witness, But bet re we) should moe the letter of the | —_—_—_ WITNESSES PLEADED A aut receuty discovered in Mexico, called P (Trade Mark.) gp} yA iets found to be & : MatrictaAttorne the Governo: and the — Attorney-General. protent NC) 2 botor Merb, las een found’ to sich ; The best ever had: Qo no know What the wttitane ut Wa |amainat the textifying of witnesses nere| LN VAIN FOR LUNCH RTHDAY—FLAG BOXES ave unent Fosieing iy Constipation Call 4000 Beekman, District-Attorner and the Attomey-| Who might eacape other proceedings IN WHITMAN’S OFFICE. tN ¥ beautitul patriotic tokens i wi redueve the . i General mas be. We will probably have | #24 #0 remult in a Krow# publie Injury sult ruaty 22. These are iigh “yuaptonia, the uae Vanish The World office, and Ppeal to the Governor for the pa-| “It J# my intention to end the whole wees iu & week, to prove li es orever Order a “Lost” “ae pers tn the case. We maj want| Proceedings here and report to the| There was considerable excitement DOR CA eT) rder a — ito call the prisoner ‘in’ the ‘cave, tat | “overnor what I have learned.” around the Dis iri: wtiMas.the, Unies (38; Prompt Relief--Permaneat The best in the land. pro Mr, Hand asked the opinion of the | elings would be Incomplete m te arch Bd” sugar TER'S : 00 LITTLE his testimony," attorneys as to what they thought —— his utter and send oria"“Lost & Found” ade, col Nicof then asked for an adjourne |#Hould be done, Mtr. Carmody thought Speciai tor Tuesday, the 2 Made. MQuigt | LIVER PILLS neve, ; i nt until to-morrow morning ao that | the procesings should be stopped WALNUT. CREAM KIRSES—— ined Only get a circulation in New York the papers in the case submitted to the pending further tustructions from the ry Walnuts mT Fetine ave & ‘ity, mornings and Sundays, nor might be procured and ar- Governor, tT than any ry Fe fend peop if Herald, ee men's mate to uring Brandt ve- , MY. Nicoll opposed ending the hear- wiieita tie cream, and satan rad We, | NEO. \ ‘ore the Commissioner ings. jurin, they Prt it § | ee HERLEIN, On Monday, Feb, Sun and Tribune ADDED TO- Mr Bane thought the inquiry could hire the Nhe B of ur Schiff, Mrs. ‘OUND ROX Oe is beast BOX bt a! HONY J., in hie yoar, be- THE! | Proceed without knowing what Brandt's Sehitt and Mr, Gan protest aga'nat 7 ed husband of uter) and| distres—| GETHER, but are printed conspic- claims for clemency were, and that at Stopping these proceedings, and T ain Fark Kow and Coriiandt street stores open very erening until tt o'clock, ph and Schilch- | cure indie| uously On page opposite editorial the «ame time efforts could be made to Nere fo mate that these witnesses 1 our stores oven 5 So | i he complexion — Ket the papers #ubmitted to the Goy. Neither desire nor will accept tmmunity “rye 5 Funeral from hie tate dence, 425 | yg copain Pane ROC tee ae PASE |i Grnor containing Brandt's claime for in these or any other proceedings.” HATCHET CAND’ BOXES Urony Park ave, on Thursday, Web, 22, = ll, Sell Dose, Secti junda; clemency. Mr. Nicoll armed that | however, that the 7 SB La | cored most important that Brandt's He then ad FOR WASHINGTON’S BIR) HDAY — —— _| MUiNG mute Signature World “Lost” Ad claime be known, |Journed the hearing until next ‘Tuceday Peer Age TR LOST, FOUND AND R&WARDS, |: * S. MAW the facts must be laid bare in| morning at a oelonk, saying he (roula Tr ON 1s hhaichet thet figured #o prominently a ine 1th between Oday 2 ‘ ! or other proceedings, and we are report all ihe proceedings thus far to TRY FISH. in the nation’s history, Beautiful as mgdinay yo floustan. by Seek and Find! ene NT he Governor Daina alae ea etetate Bie aan as 6 thas eta . Roth, 110 Woost tleman's teh oh a Ea I fen termination of the hearing came as surprise to all concerned, par- j ticularly to the attorneys for Mr, Schith | oro 1 touey if of Hehing. 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