The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1913, Page 2

SHOW THE SUBWAY CONTRACTS TO ALL THE PEOPLE! 1¢ is announced that Mr. Willcox will stay in office “until contracts are signed.” Then let us breathe again! But let more be done. These contracts have been concocted in the dark. They tie up the interests of 5,000,000 people for | fifty years. Every citizen of New York should have a chance to read them before they are signed. ee tents At btnthdlrentihte Medan THE EVENING WORLD DEMANDS THAT THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION MAKE THE COMPLETE CONTRACTS PUBLIC BEFORE THEY ARE SIGNED. FOX’S SCHEDULE OF GRAFT. Disorderly Houses ...... :..$100 a Month Excise Violations............ $25 a Month Gambling Houses .......-... $50 a Month Poker Clubs.................» $25 a Month Stuss Games......-.....-...- $25 a Month fleventy-sixth atreet, Aldrich, president, Eleventh street It Was admitted that the State was | prepared to put on the stand w totally unexpected witness, James Hr would awear that on several o he actually paid th @y to Fox in the namo of George A, Bipp, and that he knew who the money was paid to the policeman. District-At+ torney Whitman and Assistant Dis Attorney Frederick J. Gr: Worked up the case against Fox, were ; jubilant at this turn of the case and de- clared thetr belief that Fox would be convicted without trouble, Mr, Brady has told Mr. Whitman t! on several occasions he took George A. Hipp'a cheale for HW to the old Twelfth loaned” to these captains to do their! Ward Bank, at Lexington avenue and collecdons, If corroburative evidence | One Hundred and Tw Nfth street, of this story cam be secured before next | and received for it two $50 bills, which Willlam P. 182 Weet uch time as the District-Attorney moved his sentence. To this Justice Goff nodded asment It learned thie afternoon that Fox had offered his rervices to the Di triet-Attorney and that he will use his Police knowledge in securing corrobora- tive evidence of his sensational conte sion. Prosecutor Whitman ts known dy in ponseasion of much cor- rovor nd it Ie declared an indict- ment against @ police captain already fe being drawn It was reported this afternoon that Yox had tentatively involved more than ‘one police captain, He sald, according to ove of hia friends to whom he had talked, that on more than one occasion when the graft collectors of certain piaine were fil, he had been and of No. Monday it * @aid the Indictment of| he delivered immediately to Fox, as Imore than one captain will be asked. “protection money” fer the Baltic Hote! Tnspector Dennis Sweeney, whore! which » conducted. name has been mentioned prominently | WITNESS HAD NO SHARE IN Jn cert Pi investigations into the pollee ; GRAFT DEAL. force, wan to have been called as a | ee MAL yi he iiendly: coud Witness this afternoon before th ! ‘o friend and ‘nessenger when a wv! iii hile kes ‘ Fox, @0 his story Was expected committee, i to carry additional weight before the Jury ‘The Disinict-Attorney was over the surrender of Thomas J jorian, manager of the Hotel Avenol, formerly Sipp's Baitic Hotel, Dorian, ic is sald, was paid a large sum of money by representatives of a police inspector and @ police captain to flee from New York after he testified be- fore the Curran Aldermanic Committee, He went first to Troy and later to Following Pottceman Vox's confession | of «rafting, District-Attorney Whitman notified J. Robert Rubin, his assistant, who Is attending the sessions of the Curran committees, that Sweeney must not be called as a witness at this thine, PLEAS OF FOX'S WIFE AND DAUGHTER PREVAIL. It was the pleas of his wife and eight: year-old daughter which led the accused policeman to throw himself upon the mercy of the Disirict-Attormey, Ac- ‘cording to his lawyers, Fox is penull supposed to have valuable prop- r Poughkeepsie, bought from hts are of the graft he collected. It de- veloped to-day that this property was worth $3.0, and that it ts encumbered ‘with « 8,600 mortgage. All Jast night, it 1s sald, Mox's wife and @aughter pleaded with iim to make terms and save himself from a prison sentence, in view of the fact that he had received none of the money he collected. Hig reward, it (s paid, was shorter hours otherwise would Jubdiian:, J | The publication, a few days ago, of the intimation that unless he returned to New York, Dorian might be indloted as a driber, in view of the eviden ve before the Curran Committee, had the desired effect. Througi his wife, Dorian got in touch with Mr. Whitman and last night surrendered himself to the District-Attorney, He was sent, under guard of two detectives from the District-Attorney's staff, to an uptown tountil he was brought to the Criminal Courts Build. ing to-day to teatify against Fox. Dorian, it 4a understood, will be = wite neon before the John Doe Grand Jury when {t reconvenea Wednesday and will be asked what influences brought about fight from New York. [f the story he tells is substantiated in any wa: Aitional indictments will be ask paablateurt a hae bata WARRANT FOR ARCHBOLD =| ON TEXAS INDICTMENTS HAS REACHED NEW YORK. Papers in Standard Oil Case Mailed Last Tuesday, but May Not attorneys declare that when he entered the Criminal Courts Bullding to- day he was still assuring them of his innocence and his determination to fight. When he learned that the District-At- torney was ging to use as @ witness nat him James Brady, who had often paid the protection maney for Sipp, Fox wealened. “I'm not going to ‘be the goat,” he said, and hts attorneys “at once opened negotiations with Mr. ‘Whitman and Justice Goff. Tho District-Attorney demanded that Fox make a clean breast of everything. A jury was selected, and then Fox, his | [placently announces: “ONLY A FEW NOKERING ENS, BUT SUBWAY DEAL STL A SERRE “Scamp Critics” Not Allowed} to Know Real Terms of the Final Contrac' SEVERAL JOKERS DEAD. Report Given Out About Row Between Shonts and Williams, The midway contracts, revised In se- eret by pubile ofl critics had exposed glaring jokers !n them, were not brought out to-day Into the fresh air of the community, as was expected, The traction companies ate still hacking away at the contracts, denting them no doubt, and Chairman William R. Willcox of the Pubile Ser- vice Commission, after five and a half years of dickering with these same companies upon the same problem, com- MINOR DOTAILS REMAIN TO BE GONE OVER.” Unfortunately for the public, these “minor details” are discussed in pri- wenerny vate and not in public. As little public 1 Claton, Giscussion upon the contracts as por- sible has been permitted prior to a de- After the thing is done and sition develops, then the public ofMicigis connected with wubway matter: become highly irritated that there should be any criticism whatever, MANY DEPECTS IN CONTRACTS POINTED OUT. ‘Two weeks ago the last public hear- ings were held upon the ‘final draft of these contracts. Chairman Willcox | Coroner Feinberg issued a Mayor Gaynor and Comptrolier Prene|t@-day condemning the owners of the dergast announced that the public had| Houston Hippodrome and tho Hureau been fully safeguarded, Two members of the Public Service Commiasion— Messrs, Maltbie and Cram—and one member of the Board of Eetimate— President Mitchel of the Board of Alder- men—declared that this announcement ‘was not’ in accorlance with the facts, Qnd they pointed out defects that were in the contracts, fo determined was the public out-| break agajnet the vontracts as they :- peared in the “final draft” that many of | the designated jokers in them were killed, muoh ¢o the disgust of the heads of the traction companies. At least won! has filterad out ¢rQn the secret confer- # that these Jokers have been killed. One cannot say for sure that they have been killed, for no one outside of the Public ofictals mentioned has seen the revised contracts. Commissioner Maltbie has been doing “2 Aw exit ating the old converted church as moving picture theatr In his statement the Coroner sald that “every man, woman and child who pald their admission into the place knew in- inetively that they were going into @ and in their inner consctoui Nenses they knew that it needed only the cry of fire to throw them into @ panic. The old church bullding !s » worm- eaten tinder, which would need nothing more than @ match dropped in @ corner to spring into blaze, according to Fein- werg. He said that he would like to know if the members of the License Bu- Teau felt they were morally right in wanting @ license to such a@ firetrap even though superficially the requir Ments of the law were fulfille Donald, to recover $12,500 from James P. McDonakt, whose extensive railroad Entrance and Exits of the Hous Moving Picture Show House Where Panic Killed Two. of Licenses issuing the permit for oper-| _ ton Hippodrome, UNION MAN HELD MERA SET AS INSTIGATOR OF . IERSE GUN PLOT NERVE AILMENT | London Specialist Claims Ner- dj idl Peter P. Murphy, Treasurer of | baad oe lha d Engineers’ Social, Is Arrested Spreading. on Warrant in Newark. , TONIC NATURE’S AID Peter DP. Murphy, treasure 3 of the Statinoary Union in Jersey City, w it wes) There Are Years of Life in Each Bottle of Tona arrested, this nnery of the! afternoon, by Sergeant F Jersey City police, Murphy ts chargea| Vita W hiring three New York gunmen bein Wiidhaber, “Kid Dynamit i more than and “Big Stim,” to attack John Wy John Burke, an opponent of Murphy inuton] & ert, who is pol Thomas Conroy was shot by eNactas ‘ona Vita the gunmen In a saloon scuffle in their! York, “when some of my Americ Stag? bod have been e : talks in tl AS e me ao @oked te what this werrous deblity Hy was. “Thad thought tbat I had made t! Feet but I can sce that if some of my friends cannot understand, there :must be many other People the same fiz. “Nervous debility is, as the name implies, a weakness of the nervous system brought about by overtazation It is a functional weakness, causing the nerves to be abnormal in their actions, “Fully half of those who uffer- ing from nervous debility really i they are suffering from ie iP else, because this is one of thi toms of nervous debility. : “A subject of nervous debility will magnify the smallest pain and so work on his imagination that he will finally force organic trouble of some kind ov effort to « Friday night On an «fMdavit at Burke in Jersey City, Burke, Justice issued a warrant for Murphy right Former Judge Mark Sulli- urphy's counsel, «ald he would make every effort to have Murphy give himself up, but he did not know where he had been since Saturday A man walking on Newark avenue this afternoon ste nery and po street car. car and made by Flannery boarded the the arrest. Murphy made no objection, saying if he bad kn the warrant was out he would have given himself up. He was held in $2,500 bail by Justice Car BURKE MAKES ACCUSATION AGAINST RIVAL IN STATION. ter in the day Murphy was ported to be in New York, and several | himself, detectives from County Prosecutor} “You will become ‘blue,’ you will Garvan's oMce were sent to Manhattan |lack ambition and may be afflicted to look for him, with lack of confidence in yourself: Murphy was in the custody of the po- | the smallest misfortunes | wil lice Friday night, after the shooting. | ¥ou until you allow them to mow you They were unable to get anything from | under entirely; your him except that he had been in the me broken meeting room of the union, over the aa- loan, where the fight took They finally hed Burke confront him tn the room of Capt, Casey of the Third Pre- cinet. finally when you have cultivated, sid of your imagination, some ease or another you will become a speedy prey to it. a EMERGENCY ExIT s LAWARE RAGES CALL QUITS WITHWYOMINGTO . BENCH FOR SEAT RATIFYINCOMETAX’ ONSERVIGE BOARD | Neck and Neck They Seek, Honor of Being State to Make “Self preservation is the natural hen “When you say I had anything to do| tinct of a healthy mind, and the With the shooting of Conroy,” aaid Mur- | ovenride him, merely being content to ‘ou Ite and you know it. I'm just] blame it on Fate, surely is @ sufferer as sorry for his Weing shot as you are. | from nervous debility. When I have occasion to do a m “Tona Vita is a Togical relief fro! am able to do it myself, I don't need to| this insidious disease; its action on send to New York to get thugs to help| the nerves is like t me.” parched flowers, It “BLACK SHEEP” OF FAMILY, | system gencrall: HIS BROTHER SAYS. so that all the organs of the body act “I know this," Burke replied, hotly. [itp apse digit th “You have been my enemy in the unton | awe, Wonderiul mec and in politics for years. You hate| of he ‘and nap, Ani of my head, 1 am respon: “a il imagin- © for the charges asainst you state of health can have no evil imagin wrong handling of the money of the| “The average man or woman should union and there was to be a final meet- be able to live out the allotted three. on these charges Monday. Youhad| score years and ten of life, and they (Continued from First Page) regards to you personally, very trul lawyers and bis brother went iato tracted secret conference with Mr. his bent to keep the pubilc informed of Be Served. what {8 going on behind closed doors, Despite the refusal of United Btates District-Attorney Wise and Marshall ‘Waltman. it is waid Fox declared he could tm- Plicate, in « legal manner, only the po- lice captain for whom he collected, and added that he seceived nome of the thoney himself. He has not been invited to all of the conferences, but those he has attended e, REPORT OF A ROW BETWEEN SHONTS AND WILLIAMS, In an apparent attempt to divert pub- the unofficial title of Un: of that dusky island, Mrs, McDonald's present action 1s the second she has brought within a month before the same Judy money from her husband. ‘owned King Henkel to discuss the matter, it was| have felt the impress of his pr learned on good authority to-day that last the warrants mailed in Texas Tuesday asking for the arrest of J D, Archbold, H. C. Folger ir, and W was highly successful, for Jus- As soon as he reached the Criminal Ne attention from t tno : ‘i ‘ ice Gave) ordered Mr. Me’ Courts Building today Mr. Grant went} Teagle of the @tandard O11 Company} pers of the conferreas at RS tare nines ch ikees Prat ts to the office of District-Attorney Whit- | Have reached here, ; secret session to-day gave out a seem-| 4 month, : : men. Mr, Whttmaz had not arrived, 9 | Jt is understood that the warrants) ingly cricumstantial story of a row be- The McDonald's were married in the latter part of 1902. will not be executed because of the epin- ton of C. B, Morrison and Oliver KE. Pa-} porough, and Col. Williams, President dow of George wan of the Department of Juntice that] of the H.R. T,, over the proposed terma| lavene’” Justion ischom the evidence now in thelr possession 18} for @ joint use of the city-owned ele-| awarded Mrs, McDonald a decree hot pufficient to sustain (he convictions | vateg structure in Queens. This clash| legal @eparation. It Was pursuant @f the defendants or to warrant an @t- Jig said to have occurred at the confer-| tis decree that Justice Gavegan tempt to take them to Texas ence in Mr. Willcox’s residence. Wee tae abd e menky Alineny my ¥ i i ne ? re : 0. er pi neat Tae nied obaiee Guat atone Col, Williams objected to the terms] scion be true, Mr. McDonald was not F< x's counsel went into vonference with Mr. Groehl, who prepared the case against Fox. Mr. Moss was hastily called into the conference, and the three, with Mr. Rouss, went into Justice Goff's courtroom, mil in canference. Later they were joined there by Mr. Whitman and el] went into Justice Gofft'e cham- bers, where they remained for ten min- tween President Shonts of the Inter- Which he sald Mr. Shonts laid down. |aiways abuve the necessity. of nm utes. It is understood that at this con- | bold, Folger and Teagle conspired tol He said that the B. R. T. would have tating emall loans of the “td ference the proposition of Vox and the | stile competition in violation of the] to pay $1000 @ year more than it}oyer" catewory. In fact, she declar counter proposition «¢ Mr. Waltman | sherman Anti-Trust Law. It also ac-ought to pay. The BR. T, thinks it] that Just. prior to her. marriage to were mode, and the time eet for the! curses them of allowing the Maxnolia| ought to get the use of the structure, | Miclionald he Lorrowed $1.0 from. h definite answer. O11 Company to absorb the Navarro] from ex to eight miles long, for next |in two instalments of $00 each, and Justice Goff ordered the selection of a Refining Company and the business of] to nothing. then repaid her by assigning to her his jury to begin at once, so that if Fox the John Sealey Company for the pur-] Both companies are a unit in asking} furniture in his apartment at No, 1 Fefused to enter a plea of guilty and tell | none of destroying the Merce-Fordyce| that the clause providing that the use| Wee Bixty-ninth street, his story, the trial could go on to &)/ (1) Association, of the tracks be paid for on the ton} It's for, the Suen ytel Dias Ll saya Anish. Attorney-General Wickersham last] muleage basis be stricken from wie con-] He Dont In this manner: for other | JURY CHOSEN IN 45 MINUTES, 4 up neveral warrants on] tracts, Col. Wiiliains is sald to havel fir hermit prior te the marrige ait THEN ADJOURNMENT. Indiatraaa | whe) Wound up his dispute with Shonte by] for the atock on their Orange County ‘agan told him that ying he would consult his bankers] taam, which she asserts ald fo In questioning prospective jurors Attor-| think under The B, R. T. cars planned for the new | Mtn her own. im that sho |e suing. ney Grant leté@ particular stress upon| xcasion of the L ‘nes are heavier than those to be built] 2... inturmed the Court to-day that the fact that the Police Department has| that convictions cou by the Interborough. tetuane ea "haar Hibhar Gd ipon Of late been eubjected to severe criticiem| A despatch from Wa: --——— Mp MoDonaid for all of th and asked {f the fact that Fox was a|"esolution calling on Att Fe eee matte cies hen gat ae Wickersham to submit to the House jhe had refused to give ber any ¢ wember of the force would prejudice} Wickersham to submit to the Hou i | "In 1910 4 fire burned down our hous Jurors agatnes Bim. Rites Hivictcrants ease laiccauesd: ie at Orange County, and T came to Of the fret twelve taleamen called} ine House to-day by Itepresentative York and told Me. MoDonaid 1 wanted elght were accepted as jurors and sworn | (jarner. | gist 4 eae « sagiy Om for in and the eatire box was filled at i145 —_—__—>—— \ RATS cee RATSOY AD Bye Lae Somer o'clock, sailed for Europe, he told me he had Mr. Grant then asked for an immediate learned the fire which had burned down adjournment of court until 3 o'clock so | the Orange County house had destroyed they might confer with their client the terme laid down by Mr. Whitm: to all #iy receipts for the live stock and he would pay me nothing for it. He ‘This was granted by Justice Gof and! he former Hotel Albany, which is Sieey me te Ae TAN TOe WR he Fox and ble attorneys began © secret being remodelled, gave Broadway its "On Mx return 10 this country, he! ‘The following is the jury that was) An alarm from the building wien it Pe Mee cal the slo He Guin heat selected: was in commission as a hotel was the | ,|it) so To went up to the farm and Eugene Van Zandt, a manager, of No.| signal for the gathering of an eager| f # lady visite her husband (with | iors iis agent, eraon, apolog 435 Central Park West; Samuel D. Lind-| mob, highly appreciative of the dis- | Whom she ix only on terms of alimony) | put informed me he couldn't let im say, real estate agent, of No, 1 Kast|play of chorus trl finery and shrill {in his office on Broadway demands [take @ thing away, for he had been ‘ortieth street; Fred W. Becker, musical | voiced beauty in distress. {that he turn over to her certain horses, meres ted ay to act by Mr, McDon- dealer, of No. 195 Daly avenue: Fred-| The crowd was there to-tay, but! cows, hogs, sicep, goats and chickens, Mince iening to Sew York, [served a erick Brown, real estate agent, of No.| there was not « flounce or a giggle tolamd he replies (as courteously as the or the stock on Mr. MeDon- iy ntral Park West; Alexander) reward those who stood in the sleet| dictates of legal separation prescribe) | ald, Schaie, » manager, of No. 37 Manhattan | and watched t wines pull up. The|that he has uot one of those rural ani-| — “S You avenue; Benjamin Wilaon, clerk, of No,| building 1s being remodelled and almala locked up in hia aafe, and sup-| James B. Osbor ( West One Hundred and Kighty-ffth| workman ripped out the automatic fire sequently he fails to deliver those | Vonald, “LE wish to eall y to the fi t the ; George A. Moore, salesman, of dema alarm without knowing what he was|same rustic beasts to her apartment in Mr 3150 Broadway; Horace F, Bowser,| starting. The firemen almost cnme to ti. PB eo Hotel, ie that gentle-| age didn't ‘hav OMe, er, of No, WO West One Mundred| blows with the workmen when they | man to nsidered as having con- onte, I had snd Twenty-firat street; Eugene 0./ 18" UP through the house demanding |v iied the aalinals to his own use? ouldn't Mr Middlebrook, @ printer, of No, 417 aan. |‘ 26 S10WDD ihe fire Wa Such is the question to be decided by | MeDonald In : nthe hattan avenue; N. M. Alston, mana) TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAY we Court Justice G Giro eeciasan of No. 29 Central Park West; W. § LAXATIVE OMG | Quinin Ator in the sult sow on trial before | “mine Court wald he would give the iharier, real estate, of No. 38 Went ‘e penetuze ts vo ease wos, 1, brought by Mre, Hmma E, Mc: | question due consideration, natn neanaacusmmerommT ng an , Ware Legislature, final legisiative ac-! + necemmary to amendinent Jig the medicine to ‘uke, It purifie Congress now enact & law: to) the blood and reness. fhe strength. jevy the tax, and it probably will be-| In the usual liquid form or in the Ys Wilson in March, ‘The tay LOST, FOUND AND REWPRDS, 29 CORTLAN . ASSAU STREET provisions and ite limitations RP peer ee nee Cor. Church Street Bet. Beekman & Spruce Sta (riot Gonaress ices ctundag mar ang ai Paste Row d& Nassau atrve sto 208 Wt | eal nog: uilale Boar reward ‘As City Hall Varo 6 Just Bast of oth Ave, Vets yours, BLWARD M'CALL." Treason to want me out of thelcan and will, barring accidents, if they operations in Hayti, running up to the Amendment Effective. | Witt Have To STUDY THE | "4." make up their minds to banish this $20,000,000 mark, have earned for him ty SUBWAY QUESTION. The two men cursed each other and/awful canker that is eating into the called names for a while until Detect-|yitality of the buman race, namely ive Captain Lee sald he did not think| nervous debility. he had a right to arrest Murphy unless here are years of life contained Burke had more evidence than his sus-lin every bottle of Tona Vita that is picions, Burke then app sold over the counters of the drug “Ag to the subway contracts,” “con tluued Justice MoCall, “Ll kriow nothing about them one way or the other ex. | ept what I have reat in the newspapers, | I go into office with an open mind. 1 DOVER, Del, Feb. 3.—Belleving that Delaware would make the thirty-sixth state to ratify the Federal income tax mendment and thus n It effective, Garvan and the warrant w. \ tores in New York the legislature this forenoon rushed | W!ll require time to study the subway mh ay. Judge Rode A are imieieans |: A through a joint resolution ratifying the eee ys by dl paige beet The condition of Conroy was des = — ee amendment. eh ey ig sot ia Saba a to-day at Christ Hospital as silgitly DOUCLAS According to the speaker of thu! ony after | have «iver them puinstak- |!mproved. It 1s pai believed he has a W. L. House of Representatives of the Dela. chance for his i Ing consideration,” ‘all {8 a brother of the 34°4 &'44 SHoes tlon on ihe deine resolution ratifying y ig arerelietg oe For style, fit and wear the pro} d ry o | Dow he ‘proposed amendment wae taken! i ics,’ years old and most of his prac: | HOW Ceylon teas are | W. L. tae shoes at 10.55 o'clock this morning, The 8en-| ice ay a lawyer Was connected with hed where gr 2 This | 2% unequalled at the ate met at 10.30 A.M. and soon after-|the New York Life. In 1902 he was ie * price. They are the ward passed the resolution, Within!elected to the supreme Court on the |bO@ amet 4 quality five minutes after its receipt from the|Tammany ticket. Although he has everywhere. Senate the House acted favorably upon [Hever been actively associated with @ Store in Greater Wow York: tae eka ‘The action of both) Tammany Hall he tx considered a ‘Tam- fm, Spuana Beet ag, [houses wae unanimous, many man and hia appointment is con- Hroadway! cor. 14th Mi sidered tn politics as of the ing to the credit There was no knowledge here of ac- marae crease tion tion by Wyoming on this question and 1 h S The change in the chairmanship of Delaware {* claiming the honor of hav-} tne Commies rite TA neceonaes | ing cast the deciding vote In favor of! carrying an annual salary total of | the amendment, Ttose ) at the disporal of Democrats Rk TO GET) The are 39 jobs exempt from civil Ars Ee On | service, Including a, $15,000 engineer, CEYLON TEA ENN , “j _ 1 a $10,000 counsel OHRY Wyo. Feb, 8-Not ads | "ht man Witleox wald: “I know Jus- senting vote was registered in eity House of the Wyoming Legislature to-| duy on the Joint resolution ratifying the incomee tax amendment to the Federal Constitution, T ‘solution. atificas tion was introduced in the ate ny peat : Senator Kendrick, and was taking the sid gnc an filan< ue usual course until the U) subway matter, It would not that only one State was needed to make| ful of me to do otherwise tice MoCall, He is a high class, eapa- le man, and Tam glad that the Gov- ernor has seen fit to make such an ap- polutment, T do not know when his polntinent will be sent to the Sens now t SEER LIS White Rose Coffee, Only 35c.a Pound ' WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS ————E See h ndinent effective “LE have been informed that Justice “my ie in morning | MoCall haw resigned, but that Is a ren: She i Ignation th conditions of which will Mr, Kendrick moved the resolution be permit him to wind up unfinished ju- {taken up under a suspension of the] ficial matters. 1 think it physically rules, It was passed and at once for+| {impossible to have the suv cone oom warded to the House, where it was ex-|tracts in hand by to-morro pedited, the vote being completed at = 11.15 o'clock A, M, The resolution : . . Pot POUND Box | then went to the Governor for his sig- s A Monday's Offerin Tuesday's Off j nature (eo) n al SPECIAL, ASKHORTED CHOCOLATES— rere] ering WASHINGTON, Feb. %—An income 4 z Fit) Kinday auch an assortment sf pooes ou D MOLAROES © x Is now one of the provisions of the | For Spring to come, but begin to build Ia ate ate” Ch eth ea tect nue ew oe n of the United States, up your system now by cleansing your und thelr dele nena tog wh t 7, that, makes ton by Delaware ana Wy- | Blood of those impurities that have ace Bice fnttherhoaenre i tase 15¢ nf the Income tax amend- | cumulated in it during the winter, POUND We To build up the system now will help \ PENNY A POUND PRUFII PLUS PARCEL POST inent—the sixteenth change in the Cone Jden changes of s i d the first since recone | You through the sudden chang: By Be sree iianccumpited. «iat ‘ot thirty: | weather at this season and very likely |] Ang af theyahave apeciaia wilt be delitcred by Rereel Feet within $0 mies of seven States, th irths of the Union, [SaV@ You from serious sickness later. Which have approved the proviato: ry) | Thw Vote of thittyane. states were| MOOd’S Sarsaparilla atify _ lio! What Kind? Bring Red Cross + Cough Drops every time. Oe per bos,—Adrt, ear Bweduh Homital, Brooklyn, wince ‘The specified weight tn cach instence leckedes the container. work, beads and seeds, L, 4. 6 World, = -