The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1912, Page 14

_FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1912, aN ee of $400 HIDE [Pontne,ntteatire sank "eit be taken tc Headquarters to see if she can FGUSTOM OFFIGALS 2-2 OL MARMTEPERCE | WALL SHEL fe, whom she has served on their ex to Glasgow. iiliam Coverly, partner of Hender. son Bros, sald to-day he would tak Evening World reporter for the names of the Customs House inspectors: who made the arrest he said: Employee of Steamer Is Shad- WILL CONTINUE IN SAME WAY, SAYS SURVEYOR OF PORT. owed on Car and Then “1 cannot aee the reason for all thie fuss, In the tine of their duty men not have jayed the grac Arrested. "ch id, but they dia recon thought was the right thing. They tationed on the dock to prevent The stock market at the lives at No. 281 day was prompt to resume the upward tiwe the Washingtom. Star.) asked the solicitous father. replied the professor the first hour, when the market re- corded top prices, the list repres: wf “ the highest range established in me Stewart Declares He “Played} rs was the case yeate ms was headed by Steel, Union and North- With Court” in $171,000 ern Pacific, Reading, Copper and Le- high Valley. Those issucs all displayed Damage Suit. advances of about 1 point. The remain- der of the market reflected the pro- nounced strength of the leaders with fractional gains. Bubsequent dealings manifested a Shopper | identifies Two as Members of “Mob” of Mar- dy, the upturn hold Helps.) hiny® Mra. Bailie Kroh, {l! and minus one| . Fas tooth, who claims to be the champion | Oy. a ors, hard luck victim of the east side, ap. Henry Clay Pierce, multi-miliionat CALLEDAPERIURER | ox cos cr mF PKED HER POCKET ievzerereeess| Lord & Taylor “Is my son familiar with the ¢las- ttitude toward the classics is more than familiar, It is impertinent.” ket Female Pickpockets. Summer Aids to Beauty Founded 1820 Women’s Suits &8 Coats Special for Saturday Linen Suits Lin ren Austrian and Irish Linen in all the $ 7s 50 new colorings. Fancy white collar al ol} man, wae denounced as a perjurer Bupreme Court to-day by Robert ; of the| that half the pursera, steward and|!n the by Henderson Brothers, agents of the) 00) "1h, omcera of steamship com-| Stewart, attorney for Mrs. Alice 4. ee sant ie a If you! Rycroft, a widow, who recently ob- in the afternoon period after . early morning buying demand ex- oo) ee on or ted itself at midday. In the late run-off prices reacted in same cases tendency to quiet down, although the let was maintained around top ra ‘eeiing., You know a@ w and cuffs.......ccceeceeeeeeeeves Tatlored Sutts in Men’s-Wear Serges, Homespuns and Stripes, lined with Peau-de- $12.50 An investigation was set on foot to-day peared at Police Headquarters to-day and identified Mrs. Kate Kopelton and pint ip base, Aachor Line Steamship Campany, at No. 19 Broadway, into what the steam- ship representatives characterizy as an| “Now in the cnse of this woman, there Siieee for WLS Outrage perpetrated yesterday by Cus-\ scems to be no reason for her complaint. Mra. Lena Spring as members of a “mob” of female pickpockets who jostled her in the Yiddish market in Orchard street and “touched” her for jewelry | She should not feel indignant over being | ‘The sensational attack on the head) over @ point from the initial top. Real-| worth $1,8%. ‘The women stoutly main- tom House offitiats in Hig forcible | accused, of something and exogerated of the Wai srs on Company aims) ining in Steel, Union Pacitic and Amer-| tain their innocence i Cygne. searching of Miss Janctte Farnie, | from the charge, She said herself, after|{n reply to a motion made before Jus-|ican Smelting was partictiarly heavy.| Mrs. Kroh complained that she went oa Dearne wate j frat cabin. stewardess on board the|We had apologized to her, that the thing | tice Drady by t#mer Justice Edward | The list presented an irregular ap-| tq the market on Sunday, Juae 2, to buy Pg Formerly to $25.00 ; Cameronia. she felt most was the way the men/p. grateh, on behalf of Pierce, to have| pearance at closing tim vinegar. She stood in front of a push cart while the merchant went inside to draw the lqeid. Four fase en surrounded her at the push cart, | drying t h clamoring for halt @ pound of |i tan origin of four See tawee. bprinnie beans, They jostled about her, Having rush through the heard of female “dips,” Mrs. Kroh clung th oi! and dandruff, dig, Watnls,: Wao ty Scoten | Westloned her. She sald to me it would Kiss Farnie, who is a comely Scotch | have been all right if they had merely " Prices, woman, several years in the service of asked, “What have you concealed on} Judge Hatch told the court Piero Hah, oon naa Sans arn ot anh The tine, left the Cameronta at ftw dock, |Your person?” T have instructed them| has & perfectly 4 jefense to the! ‘fangte an connpaces with yesterday's ON i td o'ctocy | Use that form of question and thore| sult of Mrs, Rycroft, growing out of | Fes ate as follows. Niez No, Of North River, about 3 o'clock 14, matter ends, as far as T am con-| some stock transactions, and that the "a yesterday afternoon and took a Four-! cerned. We are In our duty forced to| reason he aid not appear here in per- | Amal, Co i teenth street oar, intending to meet | examine the cane reopened. Women’s Wash Skirts A large assortment, ranging in price from tightly to her purse, but forgot the out of @ friends for a shopping tour, Two rough- | Nine cai undred We are uapected persons, In ninety-| son, when the case was called for trial, | Am. ‘ if wome time ago, wae because he wan ill. | 4m: jeweis, which she had in a pocket in her movement of yesterday, only the up-| rnie. What these steps would be he ward tread to-day was conducted more When Gen. Nelson Henry, the Sur- veyor of the Port, was asked by an ea oe meal —_ 1y cessed men boarded the car at its rs Rasher Line 4 iaMlaneee tan “We are prepared to show, Your| Am i $ B]inderskirt, When the women were gone 2.50 to 00 terminus, Just behind Mise Farnle, One| Sniy'aay we will continue. to 60 busle| Honor.” declared | Attorney Aewart, it = Rl she felt for the baubles, but they, too, qi of them sat in the seat beside her and| ness in the same wi “that Mr. Pierce was actually attend- 148% + we] bad gone away from thei o bust in Bt. Louls when that “4 > BU so namerous had been the complaints the other stood in front of her. —_>___ Ue Ul Nagi! Ot onalucdd ETE wae + 1* eb teakis. glekpeekett = } Before the car had progressed a biock| ROBIN Al Good LAWYER. Reread to eumtneke there, NO could have | fl 1 [Landers and De Canuiion ware asus a Black Satin Goat. q eastward the stewardess noticed the Some here and obeyed the solemn obli- | Geek 3" F H]to tne caso. All the complainants had ac ats ; jo he as coolly passin: ie Sree ” lost mone: irom thelr under. whe turned on him indignantly and de- Bzamines, “that at the very time Mr. Pierce and his i oe tee ee Oculieta’ Opticians combinations. { manded that he cease his actions, he Joseph G, Robin proved to the satis-| wife swore in thelr affidavits that he! $ 4 . ‘La whi in the market Hall a Century i Bue paid: faction of w large crowd of spectators| had to go to Palm Reach, Florida, and = haat alee ekca cenaten ry in Business Ky & Ti feo 'C) “What are you carrying away under| in Justice Gerdtd's part of the Supreme | because of his weakened condition was % + oF | peie en's ‘puree, wnich contained 18. Gl treet ouvring Coats i your skirt?” Court to-day that he would have made a| compelled to ride in a roller chair, he % _|in the fight that followed the woman lasses, not Drugs, ink Mixt d Men’s-W. i Mies Farnie flushed with anger and| better Inwyer than bank wreckor.| ¥@# a Suse cla aah thes Pevesi 4 knocked out one of Mrs. Kroh's teeth f E T; in Fancy Mixtures and Men's-Wear I 5-00 i appealed to the conductor of the car for| Robin, who has been confined for some| he rode in & roller taal fs 4 jand fled. ‘or Eye Troubles Serges. ae 7 time {n the Tombs awaiting sentence on| POdy else there rode in roller chaire, | Aariatance, The conductor came in ang | hit plea of gullty in connection with the| “He didn't ‘want to, come to |e threatened the man sitting besid fallure of the Northern Bank, was xl-| York at the time. He betteved the fes- * Farnio that if he did not coase his ob-| jowed to appear before Justice Gerard an| tivities of the winter season at Palin noxious behavior, he would be thrown| his own attorney in a sult brought by] Beach were more smportant that this off the car. Anthony Stumpf against himself. James! case, but played with it to suit his own FORCED\TO STRIP FOR SEARCH| ™. Gifforl, Frederick K. Morris and the| convenience Fidelity Developing Company. — > Pr Mi Ate Suecate oe WOMAN'S BODY IN RIVER. | Reis :; ‘The two detectives this morning saw Mrs. Kopelton. and Mrs. Spring 4n_ th Formerly to $25.00 aie and Winkten atvect ani} Medicines are worthless +14 + arrested them * in thousands of cases - where headaches are caused by eyestrain. } Correct glasses give the == a The action grows out of an alleged Then the two fhen showed badges of | agreement whereby Stumpf was to ad- + ++ +t] only permanent relief. pen Rock Island Mf Customs House watchmen and notified |Yance Robin $10,000 for the purchase Bese Peend of the property known as the Morris|S® Marke “ me erga aero rn pupal ged rd Park Race Track, in the Bronx. Robin, c South, Pac a Eyes Examined Without Charge (4 cla ale 0 OVES Stumpf, wi jo dispose of rest and insisted she should accompany Teeny, ie corporation sod, eltes Capt. Alexander McBean of the Chart- them to the Customs Houge, But Miss| purse Stumpf. Although the property| ties’ Department tug William Parkhurst i Farnie, when she alighted from the car|was sold at a handsome profit, Stumpf] aiscovered the body of a woman in the i at Seventh aven' broke away from Robin forgot all about him, not! mast River off the foot of One Hun the grip of one of tho , who had n remembering to return the $10,000.| 004" mie@enth atrest today and towed tis hand on her arm, and, running| Robin was represented by Attorney |i 0.) yi inoe a dock of the river police rauaded Justice across ahe street, appeaied to a police- | Fi Gor allow him to conduct the| at the foot of One Hundred and Twen- by Registered Physicians. Perfect Fitting Glasses, 82.50 to $12 With Bifocal Lenses, $4.50 to 818 For To-morrow, Saturday +ttttl tll 217 Broadway, Astor Hi ' 229 Sith Ave,, 15th 8,390 Sixth Ave,, 22d St. 12-Button Length “THE HAIRS OF “0! ARE NU th ——— l0\.Nassau, Ann St. 17 West 42d—New York Whi Ch. x Lisl Gh | man to protect her from what she be-| cross.examination of Stumpf and other! tieth street, whence it was sent to the ps ite amots Liste loves 6 Fe alte suapenters, peered pppoe pene | felling REBEL CHIEFS SURRENDER?| ,,fbere.i © treet deat of truth to the) (98 Fulton St. Cor Bond St. Brooklyn pique sewn, English cut thumb, superior | OOC Once more, the two men flashed thelr others present by his familiarity with) ne pody appeared to have been in the lit: u yo shields and the policeman advised Miss | icgal matters, and when he had Anished | water several days. It ie that of u|Cubans Hear Estenos and Ivonet Is IS THIS YOUR HAT? aoe: ; ( i + Farnie she would better 0 along quiet-| ia, own, lawyer complimented him andy young woman, about five fect threo] Ave in Custody at G partiealerly chlortinehs aa we ach | Sonie issn carry, . Value $1.00 per pair ly, Then she accompanied the two height, weighing 130 pounds. when LOOK | wltcnmen to the Customs House. PU a aoe tnches in helene vin aw ault of aray| HAVANA, June 21.—It Was reported ai ving fs an ago when 10 LOOK Found fat offices in their 7 , There, under orders from some super- A ‘goods with @ thread of green in! this afternoon that Gen, Estenoz and positions, Old fogies go to the background, pee man in the 16-Button tor, whose identity attorneys tor the| COVER UP GARBAGE CAN. | the woor Diack aly wala black stock Gon, Ivonet, negro rebel leaders, had dll Zou should Degin to chalk dowa every brown derby care . 6 x Anchor line are now trying’ to deter- ings and shov here were no marks; surrendersd to the commander of the . day of your life, the exact number of hairs | ried a big myster Elbow Length Silk Gloves oc t mine, the young woman was taken into | If a Dot ‘the “chty Authorities | apout the tlotnang for other means of Naval Station et Guantanamo. ‘would be su: y in his, (rhe Man in there ‘Brown Derby” double finger tipped, in black and white... @ private room and, on the orders of a Witt Get Yeu. identification. a ngeselgipadabauentinl The failure of householders to con-| Shomts Out of Chicago & Alton, ; quickly, | one of the best, most exciting ‘aunmakr matron, divested he-welf of every stitch of her clothing. The tron even : romances ever written. rdinance eodore P. Shonta, president of the EAN ibe: stawardine. tabb tem) form to the ordinance requiring the| Theodore P. Shonta, president of t eta iee Mobeeten toe tet Fee sine get thoreuch tecreh oc | use of certain receptacles with secure | Interborough Metropolitan Ratiwey Co.) minutes this morning because of a fire HAIR’ HEALTH It is a story of mystery, of startling Shine Fanhuo'e hereon and owning ana] covers for the holding of garbage, has| according to an oMlal statement madelin the basement of Maison Maurie ='darwe and eriping love And ithas Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. found nothing dutlable. doctded a plan of co-operation between | (2-day. wll Tone ea, to tale effect| ihe laze was caused by short circa! | wou “tthe Man in the Brown Derby" will The Young woman, meanwhile, sut | the Htreat Cleaning, Health and Pollce| TI'S” frat of July next, in order to| wires unicr the first floor. ‘The fre wae | "$140 eed Set begin serial publication in next Tues- fering severely under the shock of| departments to compel the enforce-| Sovote hia entire time to the Interepconfined to tle basement causing about saben tes ae [says Evening World, June 25. her arrest and the humiliation. of | ment of the law. Mayor Gaynor fasued| jorough Metropolitan 8ystem, $200 damage. soaks : ead it. stripping herself before the matron,| the necessary official order to-day and became hysterical. Her cries sounded henceforth these three departments will combine in making @ crusade against SOLED LEE tarouth "the orridors onthe” tower [combine tn maxin crusade againet MRR ER ERR floor of the Customs House, and the} necauae of the approach of the hot official who had ordered the ruthless! soci) when exposed garbage will tend mearch became worrled., He seut|to germinate and spread germs of orders to the matron that she should) disease. By compelling enforcement of get Miss Farnic dressed an soon as| the covered garbage can ordinance, the t posible, and when the young womunl city offic pect to abate in a om was fully clothed again, she was| measure also the fy nutsance. smuggled out a rear aoor and into 4 Regular pections to be made taxicab on State wget. The taxi took] py the three departments and viola- her, unaccompanied, back to the Came: | tions promptly reported and acted ronia. upon. GIRL NEAR COLLAPSE AS RE.| ee ee SULT OF HER TREATMENT. REE COUPON Misa Farnie was in a state of high THR 11MO cose ane, a Summer Suits Special at *10 Instead of *15.00 and ‘18.00 Rervous excitement when she returned to the ship and had to be put to bed ‘by some of the other stewardesses. fe taal ator Se sts ot aie ite i are For Men and Young Men Ready-to-Wear hip company’s agents we into the hands for a thorough investigation. Henderson Brothers say they will not be satisfed until responal- ‘bility for the treatment imposed upon the netaag ag is determined and punish- ment to All concerned in the usual pro- ceedings is ordered. Miss Farnie, the steamship agent nares to try 10 in Punches, Sundaes, Ices, Etc. 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