The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1912, Page 2

SS —_—_—— —-———o——_—_—_ ee mTE eETI T THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH “14, 10138.’ ves Wi Husbani oe ne ob hy Ane roti onity wn ibe Bence ionés Charges. (ONE DEFENDANT tees Soe majority of #took was turned over to| [the Sugar ‘Trask ‘ | The attempt by Mr. Wise to get inte evidence some books af the Champion | Construction Company, kaused an a: ¥ |cument tn which Judge dand and a\ " jtorney Nicoll took active part. Mr. re Them rom Until W Would Brea .. Nicoll ofjected to the intraduetion of Much sd | some of these documents as not har} Skin and Bleed. Muc Disfigured. iba from being taken trem the way tp the (police @ —. Ageia and again, while two sidle@ their horses’ Nanks against mn : (he being held meantime by policemen On Cost), the reat charmed the infurtated | HIS Y, mob. | At the station the stonemason, wre | fe @ mere youth, wax able to gasp out that he waka ‘hieentaorne| | indfeldualler type and tha: hie act was! | & protest by himseif oxatnat all baw { And authority of government. The po- | lige ate inciined to belleve hie state ment vor Heng atiempt to skill the ding. o- had mov to ilo with any plot or . conapiracy in which anybody else was) Makes sevalial Answer to ling any bearing oh the casc, and the} Used Cuticura Soap and Ointmeat, erase a A Sloe Itching Stopped and Hands Henled icastenens Alli Against 7 Thonias B, | 2cuments to be lmpattant as helping me ian ttn of Campaign Per-| 9, : to show that the ity stockholde: Harned Dismissed Over His | Sere Guressraed ta ind § — fedtos and John H. Hutchin- ith Segal. ¢ “ ” Attorney’s Protest RIGHTS OF STOCKHOLOE! sont Open “Headquarters.” AN 190U8 OF THE THAN ese, | te tenn Re ut | one iso aga ey sg tw . CALLED AS A WITNESS. | ic "minority stocknolders were conpilt: PRAl, fast ordinaty ones; four hat- a, four boxes of cigars, price not time went on the itching ‘ ee and John W, ffutebinson jr. was 2 ee ‘ 1 equipment of the campaign ‘would ty mars of Rig stum-| Society Woman's Applicas | bert was at the Pantreen. After the! af first dash out of the crow), wh made for the place of te attempted a tion, the procession tn whieh yom i and Queen fole went forward at ‘ nay we ordinary pace. NAMES MANY ADMIRERS. | Quicker almost than the telephone and) | Jegrap! word of the narrowly averted | — digester reached those who were watt- ing along the streets. Every mowont | Married Men Included in List the warmth of the reception given by’ the people to their monareis grew not! Of Alleged Companions in Sler and wikier, From n xolemn cere: | tion for Alimony. ed or not. This indtetment charges con- | spiracy in reatretat wf commerce, and |Government Prosecutor Says the rishts of stockholders do not appear | ie “i's ey Mo “e ba ner | headau opened to-day for William 1 4 Hy ‘ tion. am ni jar wit! e posi | 44, He Will Grant Immunity | {ior ot the détenee, 9 1 shall let this rere fog po roy tl prryee! ie 1 ! f fmenial Dhasaieth-of the-deo sonanned u-) Many Joy Parties. On Conspiracy Charge, | “ritsacs jim, edthowh 1 cannot sve tte] moany commercial and, soplal enterprises { | W. J. MeCéhiag,, who said he had heen | of Timothy L. Wootr ! KING AND QUEEN APPARENTLY —_— —-- | ia Sa oF altos ir for| The “hendquarters” ts Maghe Cumber- UNMOVED. | Phat atl his marital woes were caused | ‘The first incident of sensational char! mara than sosty yeara,. Yack g wat land Bultding, Firth avenue, Thirty. Apparently entirely unmoved by their ‘by the frequent -vinite of hie handsome acter in the trial of the six Trust mag- . — third street, diagonally o| the narrow escape, the King and Queen en-|young wife, Mrs. iihel Mue If. Percival, nates en charges of conspiracy to violate , Fa Hie ‘estima ng, ompans ta women's entrance of the Wikldort-As- tered the Pantheon and went through to horse shows and, riding academies, the thermak anti trust law before Judge | of the compant'easiness ‘carver ‘utitl!| toria, In order to reqeh it ond moults : the religious rituale ms though Noth: ‘way the sensational declaration of Lew ls Send tae Pent vila Mt_was dlenclyed jn, 1998, to, be reorgan:| to the second floor, ‘pa tlirohgh the st 1ag wnuaval hed Wanpened. JA. Dalrymple Percival, President of the mond fe sue \Oriminal Branch of, the | teed ty Geka = 1 | officgs of, the Garden City, Betates, an manera When Their Masesti¢s came out of the | Amaigamated Paint Company of New United Btatos Distriet Court came lat Te —_— », the Nasaau Aeronautichl So- ; aero wi CHARLESTON RESULTS. y and other business habitations in which ‘Mr. Woodruff is more or less in-| and co $850; | terested, and then past the quarters of | tresti (Butweil), | numerous stenographers and secretaries | other firet; Auto| to a small room, somewhat like a store. | tollst edifice a roar went up waich seemed | Jersey, in the Butreme Court to-day {to-day when United States District At spread, echoing, over ali Ttome. A dash Mrs, Percival, who in an expert horse- : torney Wise called Attorney Thomas was made for the carriage and the.guard woman and has referred’ (0 at “ DALRYM DL LE |B. Harned of Philadephia, one of th had to fight wildly and in tho end with many big soctety functions ax “the girl plz eetec ra “ o ts, | 4 savagery to prevent a score of self, with the smile,” te aulng. P PERCIVAL jefendants, to the stand and an if RACH<Ketting; Nick Akin, to 1 and é to Hl : f i ert erclval for t he intended to grant him|i,t0 ls 21 gb ap we tg ¥ y appainted leaders from cutting the traces ivarce, Percival, however, says he jamal acetinen | Run, 112 (Wilson), 11 fo 5, even and out, 4 ther mation, irritation of the peres. 7 5 5, eve . . ‘s Taft head- Ci ‘ ’ Of the horeen eo that Kiug Emmanuel already hi *, ahiatin bain Berio, siann. side edtiaditdicamare cacaen tr cond; Little Waif, 108 (MeTagmart), Pict ap id the Taft head: | Cutigure Sosp and Oufteure Ointment are sold ; and Queen Elena might be sirawn back | Nev, | ‘a Mindecete gene eotaped trem sitlie. | iatantly all attorneys for the defense |1" to 1, 6 to 1 and 2 to 1, third. Time, | re ening today was very unex: | fer ehh see as d to thelr palace by their loyal suject, Percival married Miss Florence ville Court ‘Howse after heaving sian were on ‘thelr feet clamoring [0 be ee a oe at ee en aera: | citing and conducted with decorum. Bur T, Boston. Terongh the whale route back to the| whone father is said to ‘hold an br mt Mr. Wise's move came Ike Quitinal, which wax followed just as ft) tant position with the Western Union | . son, Little Dad, Croms Patch, Farraud|it has it all over the Roosevelt head- 4 | >| thunder bolt. The first to epeak was and Onmanda Spice also ri id fini quarters because there are no cigars in A had bee ‘ore th oke and Lynehburg militia companies to | pice also ran and finished | MEE Litas's tra, sre. pecpie packing tel octet tor ene ote ahr sttet he | | pe prepared to procest to Hiitievitie if Attorney Hunt, Harned's personal | 4 named. the equipment of the Contributing Edi- . p e ectee, and J . ; * Sidewalks and kept back with aim | . “i | their services should be required. couned. |. SHCOND RACE—Selting; six and a| tor's tower. ¥| Ethel Mae Percival, contending that s from physical demonstrations of affec-! the Nevada decree is Ivalid, hus named Men ‘waved their handkerchiefs and! Mes, Percival No. 2 ae co-respondent in seteamed rather thun thouted: her sult far divorce here. “God save the Jing--wur King!" | The firet Mrs, Percival, who was mar- Repeated exantinations of D'Alba! ried to the paint man whon she was drew from him nothing exeept a reiter- | sixteen old, asked Justice Bijur ation of his anarchistic beliefs, 10 fact | to-day to direct Percival to pay her $200 that he was twenty-one years oid anda month alimony pending the trial of the statevent that he had gone to the|her case. Opp this, Percival | Odesealcn! palace ly in the morning | charged Mra. Percival with being too 4 had deen hanging @rowml since |trien@ly with a number of other men. right to ask that the indictment against} ovon, wecond: M 2 fo 1 and) New York and New Jersey, its purpose , i Montagnte, 115 (Butwell) , ‘ Harned tbe nolle possed, and the Court! jo ss beng to refute the dogma of the Colo- uM et ot to 1, 4 tol jm waiting for 4 chance to kill (he/ SAY ONE OF HER ADMIRERS | "SCHIFF-GANS CASE agreed with him. 1.50 3-5, Roebuck. Bettest, Joe og nel's Columbus speech. He said: “eor a time T thought 1) COMMITTED 8UICIDE. OUTLAWS sunny “But,” interjected Mr. Nigholl, “the thse of Bridgewater and Golconda aiso| A man Prominent in the organization HiNavitie 1s the county seat of Carroll | 0" |half furlongs.—Pardner, 12 (Skirvin), . | county, watch "le in. the TS eo tat Peiarste advisable Just now 10. make putiic the part of Virginia, on the North Carotina he said. “My client has been held wp, X., 110 (Wilson), 6 to 1, 2 to 1 and even. | names of the persons who will make up border. and not far from the Kentuoky |to the world for three Years as 8 CON Te at. A ee ea Nati | the Taft New York committes, but that pre ego gin Hla le giana |apirator. He has teen a defendant) oid And, ul. third. Time, 12215. |e ean be given out goon. ‘The work mountaineer type. ‘There are only two |tiht along end he wants to remain a| tric and Charley Brown also ran and|of the committee here will he handled branch lines of rafiroad in the county. |6efendant. (He wants hie name cleared | finished as named. by the Parsons-Koenig combination n Hijliaville Is not-on @ railrosd. ‘Phelby the verdict of a jury and is eager) THIRD RACE—Selling; one and one-| perfect harmony with the county and i a tion of the town is 288. to have his case go to the jury.’ sixteenth miles.—Peter Pender, 197 (Rob-| State organizations. Literature will be a ’ » inson), 7 to 1, 21-2 to 1 6 mn far . Wise e . 21-2 to Land 6 to 5, first; | distrib’ r e . My tne insisted that he had the) vey star, 108 (Sain: 5 tel distributed from the small room far into would ‘kill Victor Simmanuel, but 1 am| Porcival's lawyers, May & Jacobson, | efendant Harned does not have to g0|Tan and fintshed as named, said to-day direct orders had come from q satisfied with what I have done. No- | likened her alleged escapades to those of | teay ti on the stand % the District-Attorney's CHARLESTON ENTR the White House that the Taft: National ly instigated me to do, the deed.” ' Catherine of Russia. bela that one tovitation. He" must be subpoenacd; Chairman, William 8, McKinley, must HIDGE DEAD FOUR y {the tw eran RLESTON ENTRIES, |Chairmin. WT inunte with the Roosevelt ting Into personalitien, to Maser tang until he was safe In tne | aulclde becau 5 Qetrina At once insisted on visiting Jege of seeing her, and adled that wa: ts chief of guards at the herpital) ; where he was lying. and sat for seme. + ntl gy tg dag A Bird 1 THE PROSECUTOR. for tomorrow's races are as follow ting into personalltie § Nevada divorce. After telling of his , Judge Hand granted ‘Mr, Wise’s mo: | ens hat Beep e ates te: prc, $900; maid. | time by the aide of is cot. “Major Lane marriage to the young suclety 4 1 ag tae inane aan ttmer. 114; Bolar q omly partly hoa pace ‘It is fea woman tn this city Nov. 3, 1900, *percival OTHERS ARE SLAIN ¥ tion to nofle prose. the case Inst , One Wel arte », Lp Schaler ‘ On | # The King did not know of the tniury of her many |}COURT DECIDES IN FAVOR OF March 14.—The entries | @#ders because it only resulted tn got- ‘ue tone & not only pleasing, , will remain so. That has been thei . ' \record for sixty. a Harned and a recess was taken to pre | 4th, Ponkatamet (bre tet At the Famous in her affidavit: “th by’ Yankee—Mamie out two yeare-after our marriage pare a subpoena under which Harned] jf! Brown, ‘ins Cieorge Kara, “Another man belong to ed to the stand. Harned was . ‘ a the plaintiff became addicted to the use | Pas papers! Ro scquniey—a man whhout . datber- (n" Pain became addicted to the une PS iy) CContnumd trom PirePase) |Salad Tatty concerned | ACA a HT CHURCHILL’ S iB.not in une: nad is will Say 7 4 7 ‘thm ought dasool in the transaction ween the Sugar] 114. Also eli Me 4 ay DOWAGER QUEEN STUNNED BY ee on ort AO eee | (Continued trom First Page.) Trust and the Philadeiphia vinancier| UT. 4. BACH row mide way. the tuning (pin block is com’, NEWS OF ATTEMPT. he could declined £0 £000) her tharita! control by him, he has @iready re-|and promoter on whidh the indictment | #980; celing: si fariugy bas B & 49th St.’ sr : A mort touching scene In reported to Guligutions to mes velved ts based. it: Case roadway t. Prices, 9325 up) full value wy” nee ee ee et ae For a low Pia pane of a Told make Sar pened han a cheap new one. We have tha . kind we can guarantee tum 125 uD. % Write for catalogue and bargain * "PEASE PIANO CO... Bite gevreed lo tke Seninenn batween “eqn sat dhe whe continually in the| been seriously ’ wHtihifed*4n’ 'a''pitched | DIGTRICT-ATTORNEY WHITMAN| No one was more surprised by Mr. HIE, Semin King Victor Emmanuel and his mother. company of one Edward Atkenburg. | battle which waa fought with the posse.| AGREES WITH JUDGE CRAIN, | Wises sudden move than the old Phil- "RTD aad, | Ed Dowager Gueen Margarita, She She told me thatusbe, wes in love with} The village was thrown Into a ferment.) ladelphia lawyer Bimself, His face reived there and was Watting for the: Continuing Judge Crain say You are advised that, as at present |turned . crimson with perplexity and] ft c let Coming of Their exiles. As the King YIM aud that he ava int love with he, |The wiping out of the law officers EOE ge red they showed @nd avan seen by me wad other ‘persons | affairs in the bands of uniratned clt-| os i the opinion of the Judge |@nser and his volce shook so as be no bret and gave no bint of What had drinking aod caroueing with Mim waul |tzens, but nearly every man in this gec-| htt : hae . turned to his counsel, Hunt, that he Advising you, a negative answer is re- ‘mamely, that {1 {could hardly speak. occurred. All aesisted at the mass, and finally | éonied Mr. Arkenburg access | tion of the country vas jolned in the ‘ whan Jt.was-over (he dking shipaell told ig my home, He sold me that he was {| hunt. Rulneg ce ens aaeeties During the recess when the sub- tie mother that an attempt had been ig. with my wife and Jf he could npt| The acene of the wholesale murder|!* not legally possible for the persons || way prepared and the attorneys 4 made on his Uf 1S see nc eaede: ceminus Sateaue. Al wan the quaint lstle old-fashioned red|teteqsed to 90 aepear od eestity before |POPks et Botti ee ine point with tee, meas Suncare, Ay ter he dled puddenly, Dhese| brick court-house. ‘There had been re-|¥oU im your pending davestigation with- stunned. Si a wy ae, “|the Court Attorney Hunt said for from ‘yew We test ce though to make| occurrences with Mr. Arkenburg took | ports, ax stated, that an attempt mighty out auch persons thereby besoming, ‘vy First Time To-Night Something New Wonderful CABARET hh and up; pine cia ioe; ‘Linpets 08; ; [Harned q sure he was unharined. ‘They ahe threw | place at May Whore, L. 1. be made to rescue Floyd Allen, who| ¥ittue of the provisions of section Gt oF) 1. 6. outrage. My client Is & Every Night from Now. vane fea ey on weg, re ® 4 her arms aroukd trix neck und kissed “In 1905 she carried on with a man| himself had aided a prisoner friend re-| the Penal law, immune from prosecution | J. ana this indictment has put habie Table 0” ee bra hig an both checks. | naroud Body, and this went a9 tar that | cently to escape from the county offt-|&nd ron-puntshadle for the crime of con- | AE Remarkabie le a’ Hote 10' him in’ the position of a lawyer who conspired against his client, Segal. Now the District Attorney by one mo- tion wants to dismiss this indictment se Many of those present wivhed to COR-| there was A acene betWeon her and Mr Rratulate the King, but tw left the} ‘ en which the plaintiff told | heon ie *iThe Page was worrited when the news| MIF. Abby thet woe tad ven born Jn ra, The triai had been in progress for|SPiracy. Not as though throwing a ai days, however, without any in-| Welgnt into the balmace, you are mors- Aication becoming public of the carefully | over entitled to know, and are therefore on the Ealcony One Doilar. A ia Carte on the Beaatifal Preaware Tis. Wild Cherry yut . ee 100; Ar foo; teached ‘the Vatican and immediately | 20 ash barrel Janned plot of the Allen brothers and] told, that this advice is given without rn State's a Robin, 113; Bertis, x tet an tide to ne! {00 latest news| WIER LIVED ABOVE HER 6TA-| their anvoclates, present entertainment of doubt as to tta|and force my IMR areal A | Aa ne. Main Floor. een ses. ihe King as cukaumed,, TION IN LIFE. HONE YEAR AT LABOR™ FOL.|Correcinety as quggenta|bim the beneat of w jury verdict.” ye a glint G “% thank God mos: fervently for) Poreival further declared that all of LOWED BY SHOOTING. the rand duuotecipest’ the ‘wesom: |, But me Court was not of e mind tology Ti: exdi. Graney, having saved the King's life.” bie oxtravagenoss had veused by | Floyd Allen had been found gullty and ‘ let mich a thing happen. After the] *Agnar, my he, 101; ta % D/Alba's mother, when seen after the| vis Cxrravagances had: been caus | nad been called for sentence today, The|Memations ‘he makers end use thelr) ninute recess Judge Hand rescinded fat cl tive hounds ctaimet,|{[) — outrage, declared that ber son waen aj" Nie. whe He salt, Was always tried | Tufty ttle courtroom, with éts coal[OW Judement, The Grand Jury re-jiiy agreement to Mr. Wite's nolle en eee wid’ mannii, | “I have spent every dollar 1 ever| stove and crude furniture was crowded. piven due Bie JADA. Soh ment Se motion. Harned was called to Fr. sie bad left him weak-minded, With. | earned,” gaid he, “in trying to retain — wort hate pe pens iapindl page CH triet¢Attorney Whitman ts of the same 14 and pleaded his Haneao is in ghree months be was due iv be|ber in my home and for the purpowe| frst arrivals a ; Aimy. the | state of mind as Judge Crain, it is not | Jury verdict. The Court agreed and or- called up for military’ cerca of xetting her to live with me.” their places near the rail marking the | 11/7 seni and Gans will be allowed | “ered a verdiot of not guilty, which was Me ‘According to Ttalian taw, Atha can-| He then tol! how his wife Inristed on | {elesure for prisoner {E24 counsel one Meals tem Beet eee tected lawver (ok 4he ot Be condemned to penal servitude | rrequent tomobiles, eay! aged in the case, Standing near: | fer Mike as be is not of full age, The | iat mr’ wend get tired of one yae Feset umber nt their aesoctates and | Penaing a decision on Judge Crain's |Sand. ‘ mest severe punishment for him cannot! iver cor that he owned and inriat | fiends from the Blue Ridge Mountains, | advice, the Grand Jury resumed its in- . OLE hin identinoation of oa init green a ads. toe at ‘Iudge Mavsie went about the sentenc- | Vestigution Into the Brandt conspiracy | Harned by getting apeogreapre IN FAINTS AS HE HEARS) UP0n another make oe the minutes of meetings of stockholders : seeped charge. J. R. Waldron produced doc- . CRIES OF MOB. gc pe eyo. ne FEO ee go nuOne sear | aruents from the office of the Clerk of [of the Pennaylvania Sugar Reining Harbor & Amagansett. 4 cival makes bitte: reference to the 5 . ‘ y ther documents he : BiAlda collarved iN the polis sta.) nordes, concerning wich hie wife made |&t labor” had seuroely panied iis iipe| the. Board of Pardons. Included in| Company and other | ae , Commencing March 16th, train “ lea | mention in her affidavit to the court. when there came the crack of @ re-| these documents was the twenty-two Di will leave N. Y. (Penn, Sta.) week- given. to him. ie wan recagni¢ed a8) rnis exvense,” he decta Was | volver.” 1a an instant this was followed | page letter Brandt wrote to Gov. Dix, IOENTIFIES STOCK BOOK OF days, 10.31; Brooklyn (Flatbush nem wader pxvest, several ¢ also Peed through her, and the | bs & Volley of sole, and the Judge, who | which, It 1s clakned by the Scbiff-Gans THE TRUST'S RIVAL. Ave.), 10.40 A. M,, stop ping it Sie ot ; ' for mall thefte and brata S Meee eae wt the | had partly risen at the first.shot, lay, lawyers, he could not have written] wuitam C. Pollock, wito was resistra: Babylon, Bayshore, aig aye cnersi sort Gusta at Bath, Saturday einem SE Gad gh Me come. but fainted seein on between u# und of all the {@ead and bleeding on the bench. Com-| Without ald of the Real Estate Trust Company of Patchogue, Costre mariags: me farch 14 Re heard the angry crowd oat-|plainiif's improprieties and Indiscre- |monwealth's Attorney Foster stand-| The “auditor of a morning newspaver | pitiadeiphia, one of Adolph Segal's con- port. juogue and al = produced the expense bills of a woman d bg van reporter named Virginia Tyler Hudson, |CerM™ was the second witness to-day. whd worked tfor the paper five yeats|He was called to identify the book in ago. Mrs, Hixison made aMdavit yes-| which the stock of the Pennsylvanta ter@ay that she paid for Brandt's meals, | Sugar Refining Company was registered Amagansett. Returning, leave Am- ie wide ing for @ chance to finish | conn Ing directly in fropt.of the bench and ie The plaintiff claimed to be an| Was the next to succumb to the well- Semonstration against the youth | a i ie ah “a ste of the suddenly turned Sun Giblemeticeliy ‘thanaad oy the r horse dealer, and gave this as | directed st ° agansett 3.40 P. M,, making no the purebasing (he |outlaws, who had taken what they polige, el ' the ge are 4 ieee, “tt thous | Rortes frequenting of the rid. |@eemed justice into their own hands wagon were sent in from a restaurant |at the trust company, so that the gov- stops west of Patchogue. i Toft their homes and sioos una |e academies, and In connection with |The Sheriff's death followed, side the Tombs and that rhe was Te- book in evi- ernment could offer ti s featarias and marched. shoulder to] thin 1 wien to may tiat the plainti@’s | Sheri! Webb bad whipped out his re- | inured "by wae eee bills dia not|aence to show the condition of the For Coughs and olds Ww. a |. DOUCLA showlder through the streets cheering | association witli srs, McDonald, | volver and made for the prisoner, WM) stow any demand for money pended sugar trust's rival concern at the time}? One On chest and anot! and singing patriotic songs. y, Brand, Grand and Allaire ail be- | pad joined the shooting with 40) in meals, for nit. The asaignment | t! 000 was made to Sega!|] between shoulder - blades. $3 $3.52 &54 SHOES ra of thanks ving nave ‘baum gan in ria oath and « declaration hot be would | book st the ity editor of the paper, |on the security ot a majority of stock li Tt breaks up the con; ort and ‘Glolt never go to jall, but the oMcer was) five ydara back, was introduced. It is] in the Pennsylvania company, For comfort a: F sacjolites pub | which st00% roped by w Inail of Jead and crumpled | sald to have shown the woman reporter | pollock algo identified the voting trust tion (the feel oF colt) voratyte, © Tr Douglas t the time Rares Mrelionata nd Kili jo & Hfeless heap on the soor, | was sacianed to work on a report that Lagreement between the stockholders of fore it can reach the lungs. weryiee Ty just ab goed Ridin’ enh ts th held the | Hy this time the sh -| Mortimer 1. Seni! was paying for) i. Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Com- a other makes cold . wo had become ther sinc aa le pany, under whieh they agreed to de- prices. joan of Conjurer-Poet: PA stands for Zest, ‘ A qualification That World “Lost” ads, admit Throughout their duration, They scatter and search ° North, East, South and Westy They're gaiming in numbers Because they are best, If the gulf between finder And loser you'd span, You should appeal to All that you can. title to and sold || Brandt's meats in the Tombs, Bathusiasm would have been the In geplying fi is} wae a wild rush of the unarmed for K e in . ; , ae ush ¢ je or Whit oat all their stock with a trustee tn calamity Haly ever faced, | vai declared that while she and Vere | windows and doore, | ha peger to protect the interests: of the x the people to Join in t er thelr expenses were val lived together thelr expenses were! Dexter Gi lork of the oowrl, re-| Atichael Grotty of No. &% Dawson|campany. Mr. Wise got the document ing Gog for thelr delivery from suc in exceas of 810,000 a yenr. pS, v eevinal declares he carne teas tha |cc!ved a bullet wound in the neck and street, Bronx, a 43,000 @ year. By way of showing that |! desperately hurt, His death would in the street C OWE DYNAMITE TRIAL. his wife prior to thetr marriage wi wiping out of the last of the |arraigmed in Morrisania this ° not accustomed to live in luxary, as fivers. A number of the jurors, afternoon, charged’ with being the man fi she set forth im her affidavit, Percival , were also wounded. who on Tuesday beat Mrs. ‘Sophi QENDIANAPOL!S, Marc’ 1.—All the| said her father was a room clerk in a thelr friends were wel \aatemee iin her Ve ry store at yg Actaris intiotns for Virion of Bee? hotel. ne spectator Who es-aped from #8 Gerard avenue and robbed’her of $9, 2S ee the bloady:qcene has declared that fully | He wes identified by Mrs. Naweling end St explosives must go to # *|TO SING REQUIEMS OF POOR, | oie iumived shots were fired. yan insurance m 9 cause on Oct. 1 according MURDERED OFFICIALS WERE ruling of Sudge A 1 Anderson, Servinay ALL PROMINENT. after he Nad heard argument of attor- STEEIEEL the gatonse a0 6. seotion tor Fire Victims, Judge Massie was one of the ‘tome 1 ch M4.—The six victims] Prominent jurists of the Btate, He wi or deter lof the Bartlett lodaing-house tire lags | epnointed to the beneRby Gov. Swanson | fendants. presen: | Saturday tre'to be Wurted wit ws emu was forty-elght' years oft and is | "1 pomp ax If they had been blessed with 4 hye with ¢wh sobs and 7 ? Mego to have been 19! fortunes at the time of theif death [uughver. duke Massie had ween some AREF John’s Medicine araltte: Prima donnexs and imate singers from for i “open snop" in the Stride} geasly every musical show in the city a recentty: fo promotion to the contains the exact. kind of were in covey and their | have asted to ring at the funeral, upreme bench, * which will be held on Saturday morn. | Commonwealth's Attorney Foster had nourishment needed by those ing. The sermon will be preached by| held his office for etgnt years. He was Who have lung troubles and Kev, Wiillam 0. Watere, pastor of | forty for Thersday, he 14th |Special lof Friday, the 15th OCOLAT! pocaaxy Tv | FRUIT AND NUT BUT- ne 10c) > mox TEBOUPS, B5e, valon 10¢ Pol ruuasDh Y'S OFFERING | oHoconatTe COVERED OUNE ROA ad CREAM PREPERMINTS, 19¢c The World, mornings and Sune days, gives “Lost and Found? ads. a circulation in New. Yofk City greater than the Herald. AT WHOLESALE PRICES tm & Ib, lots, a0 lewas BINED. ‘Telephone Your ‘Lost & Found": Ad. to The World. Call--4000 * of age her Epi ‘Chure Pi dg ico . . ere weak and run down, % » ALBANY., March 14-A vil) calling | “plug cuftine have been provided ome bag AT oO da a ber a le Pg cold: = Boeksneis appropriation by the Biate of] special train will carry the “down a an Sh SGaa ty sd vy § ves , areom, and G ILL Pfbr the erection of s monum mt i Oem anh’ answers 40, Ani Bheriff Wedd had teon a deputy tor Ate, Smolnered, 1B pr aust sul i *Konocolute, Very popular own Box 39c ‘The sveciieg, eet fm gach inerance tay ind thr he erection of tomument {3 | fodvoute” and mauraers cov Aniagtn | ft, %.0.0"" 00" Aan" foe and throat and lung troubles tnt iced | ‘hocombiy- ‘puried denesth hundreds of roves —. elected Sheriff last Noveuver, | No weakeutug stimulant x carnations." RICHMOND, Va, Maron 14.—Goy, | drags, we aentotn Co a