The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1913, Page 9

THE BVENING WORLD, ‘MONDAY MAROE 17, “1918. JUDGE LANDIS DELVES a ces st, cen ete | | PASS JURY REFORM BILL In now Mra, Emily. Wood | WITHOUT CHANGE, WILSON WIRES TO JERSEY LEADERS MAGISTRATE WHOSE sald, Were warned that they would use the colored off at their own peril, A committee of the Houre of Repre- tatives Investigated, the Court re- representatives in the Legisia- tore oppose jury reform. Once You Try he og You'll Always Buy pis oe pers END COMES SUDDENLY FROM HEART DISEASE. CITY MAGISTRATE nascent iewaa cen Ht te said both girls had been friend | PORT OF NEW YORK. ed that ' lated, and calculated that the Govern-| ly with chauffeurs employed in garages | Anny ment had been deprived of $1,200,000 in! In the nborhood, and it is feared — 14 Washington taxes e cor Ittes | e be en al w » Thi me teseeceresusuce ares, The Commitee ene F have beon enticed away by President Thinks Amendment Calle! ¢ the cases not be cony at these pla | Nevertheless, as one of the last giris ing for Referendum Will Cause | Mom + his late*ndrmtnistration of the Treasury | home of th ee wi | Rabiine ; FRAUD BY GOVERNMENT Florenci arte for har) Too Much Delay. tema te Secretary MacVeagh com. Harm tian see | age, being five feet five Inches tall and | OF HEART FAILURE )rheane jnegae beh | promised the penalties at $101,000, WASHINGTON, March 11.—President r sthicsaliailbaiowalas | Salat sta Won a fals-halred | hM txon elt telesraptied tow. W fren | i , * white striped dress, a blue velvet hat | Pavia, Democratic leader of the New Castres Suddenty tH Wants to Learn Whether But-|/TWO GIRLS OF 13 | aracl coat ¢ ue velvet hat | Davis, Dem leader ot the New Enna Lala ils terine Men Were in Conspir- GONE FROM HOMES. | Fitri stout 0m, sume, peg | eer, femuntin th ¢w ponding — blue nd wore a blue serge suit, | NT et kth sented bee At once the Vi savor Brother After Illness of acy With Revenue Agents. Mothers Sure They Di Did Not Go of | white wi felt hat and tur « coat, | emit dy cdg a mle nl 3 | andmost economical sauce 10° Only One Hour. Free Will and Police KILLED GIRL AND SELF. re eel vera at i CA aa . I better if given obtainable, Per bottle... titer CHICAGO, Mreh 17.—Judge Landis tn Are Told. Meron TW, ©. Sie | Cicccricmant to ty se cater baa That Sock day day a few drops of badinailtohnc» < y m The police of the Le Vt 1 ‘i commitinent to the Jury reform and that \ =— A PICTURESQUE CAREER. atte inte cand Fany ta teveat, {tion have sent out a,general alarm for | st Scere ie wed te, ce FE terms of referendum tm the Scott’s Emulsion % ace, thirteen, of No. 274 | commit wad een | Hil are @ virtual wulteation of t Expectant and nursii : ' gate alleged butterine frauds comprom- v4 White, . We he wa xpectant and nur | ised by the Internal Revenue Depart: Sr'Ne, ameWeat One Hundred | are and without qual mothers gather sirenath To appreciate the conven, | trawed recone Was Known as the Best Loved jence and great value of a ment on March 4. ‘The Grand Jury Is to|and Twenty-fourth street, missing from and rich blood from iti nourishment. ‘ Bench i learn if the manufacturers were not | their homes since day night. The! dent in a i, Magistrate wal ch in guilty of conspiracy to defraud the Gov- | girls were in the jase in Public | Mize a travelling \ the Sunday Werld’s Want C) hums. Flor-! here from Sprinafte Di RE IT ernment under Section % of the Nation- al Code. The jurors also were inatruct- | = ed t certain if any member of the national government was guilty of con- apinacy. On this point the Court sald: “Tf, New York City. City Magistrate Keyran J. O'Connor died suddenly early to<lay in the home ©f his brother, Daniel J.0’Connor, at Complimentary JAC “Meet Me at the Fountain” No, 108 East One Hundred and Sixteenth wtrest, of heart disease. His death came ‘without warning, except that about an hour before it occured he had com- YOUTH SHOT BY GANGSTER therefore, the officers or agents or attor- neys of a corporation tax debtor, have conapired emong themselves, or with officers of the United States or with other persons, to defraud the Govern- Stamps FREE, Tomorrow As many sets as are reasonably re- GREENHUT-SI FL COOPER © kg for books un- Special plained of feeling ill and asked his sauces Mekes Wied will be given. ‘e Qrother to phone to Phil Bloch, chief DIES WITHOUT TELLING. ee iar an hres Distribution in_Pre- J.B. -GREBNHUT. 18% to 10% Streets chert, that he would not be able t0 PF) Hii Had Said on Way to Hi iu et HUT CREBNAUT BUILE For Tomorrow ide in the Night Court to-night. oO ay tO HOS+| may ali be proceeded agaigst on ac- oor, O Magistrate O'Connor's family are at pital He Would Settle Gaunt 66 aGen eonegracd, even: thounll at “mere. ne- ay. a i“ 0 (Tuesday) Only Stevensville, in Sullivan County, where ») inscalf the financtal lability of tax bt or in ? rami Tood in MAIN BUILDING Mrs. O'Connor has lived for two years Case Himself. the fraud itself has been specifically (ary ata mpeg Se aeenes, ot tae peeiaens See. | DAS CORE Satine years 006, | arenes ye ee Oe y oO ting Flannels—in pretty nephew of Policeman Daniel J. Pack- nue, with the concurrence of the | blue stripes, checks he has not yet been told of her hus | ney of the Kast One Hundred and ¥ of the Treasury.” MAIN BUILDING=—=- ess arn heats tee ane band's death for fear of the effect It) Fourth street station, who was shot Ly] Judge Landis told the jurora that it | y tiap; 27 inches wide; The Big Store’s Special Luncheons SERVED IN OUR PURE FOOD RESTAURANT. might have upon her. With her are the Magistrate's four children—Irene, twen- ty-one years old; Harold Daniel, ten | years old; Mildred, thirteen, end Joseph- ine, nine. MR. O'CONNOR WAS A PICTUR- ESQUE CHARACTER. Keyran O'Connor was one of the most picturesque personalities and the best was discovered two years ago oleomargarine enanutae turers ing cottonseed oll treated with quipbur which resulted in the imitation looking lke real butter, The manufacturers, he | Loss of Power vital force follow of fech ecacen: “Sofce comme froma impor one of two young gangsters last night, after being called from a dance hall in the Bronx, died to-day in Fordham Hos | pital. ‘The boy to the very last refused to give the name of the man who had shot him. When picked up from the street! near Crotona Park he protested that he would settle the matter himself and make the man who had shot him pay} rd. (MAIN Bullding, Main Floor.) Choicest and Newest Productions From a Leading Mill Handsome, solid color effects. Co! piece. EXCELLENT WEARINS quar of greens, reds, tans, blues, woven in one Le 9x12; regularly $44.50; tomorrow only, 5275 Unquestionably the Best Oppriunity of the Season to Buy High-Class Seamless Wilton Rugs Underprice (GREENHUT Building, lla 39; regularly $27.50 tomorrow only, $ “be tr Callfornta. 5e fruit: c (Main, “auiiaise,” Third Pleer.) iret Floor.) loved magistrates that ever sat on the fhe eee Te Cont Sweaters — for ice bench in this city. He was keen-| “ attend to that as soon as I get stench wide: shrewd and possessed an ine | Ut of the hospital,” he told the ambu- Dr. Pierce's ‘MAIN re ERING (MAIN Building, ‘Second Fleer.) sight that few real malefactors ever | '*nce surgeon. Golden. Medical Discovery’ fer 65¢ Paro Irish Linen Handker- Before he lost consciousness his uncle Busy as Beesin the Millinery||"= in ti ing yn, but which org preeennd aay “ cases | 274 two Bronx deteatives tried to get anime. a toroid spt areaseas 24 Served rat Our him to tell them who had wounded him. | Blood —stops th Lunch Counters A uilding, Main Floor.) that he thought deserving. Magistrate} Young Cahill walked with the men tissue and builds GREENHUT BUILDING the proper body ‘tisis storati tonite, reat nthe proces he proceeees ‘ot digestion trition, Fouses every, Organ Patural action, and brings back healt | tnd strength. , canenrian reste O'Connor enlivened and seasoned the ier @ry routine of work in his court with spontaneous witticisms. Sometimes his thrusts were rather too keen-edged for the enjoyment of those at whom they were aimed. ; He was born in Brooklyn in 1870 and was educated in the public schools there and in Manhattan. He entered the University Law School in October, 1889, and was graduated in June, 1891, with the degree of LL.B, He was ap- pointed Assistant District-Attorney by District-Attorney John R. Fellows in who called him from Third and Wendover here one of t volver and fired twii ance hall at ich vi Mayenn e to Crotona men drew a re-! . Ohe of the shots other went true and Only 5 Shopping Dep partmentp,, s to Easter copies’ol Pariy models, overs are modifications ot are creations of our own, for your money than any other Hats, at $5 Hats, at $7.50 Hats, at $10 Not to be duplicated} Not to be duplicated] Not to be duplicated elsewhere under $7.50|clsewhere under $12.50 | elsewhere under $17.50 to $10, to $15, to $20. THE ORIGINAL IMPORTED MODELS are now priced af $35 to $65 ‘and these figures represent just about 14 our import cost, Special Notice Concerning Our New style those imported be: And we give you twice 28 LOST WITH STEAMER. ele | SETTIN, Germany, March 17.—The crew of twenty-eight officers and men of the German steamer Peruvia of this port perished when that vessel went down on an unknown date off the coast of Norway, according to a report given out by the owners to-day, A Model for Every Form An expert corsetiere to fit you in the model that emphasizes every June, 18: nd was reappointed by Asa te Bird Gardiner Jan. 2, 1898, and re-| rier naa teen wiscines foe aos net poe ee of your |) Free Hat-Trimming Service. i Taeee appointed a second time by District-| [°e*ter, Had bean missing for some time|] BEAT. oa. without Our facilities in this popular section of the Suits * Attorney Philbin in December, 1900. Early in 1909 Mr, O'C @ strong Murphy man, wa Magistrate by Mayor Gaynor. Since that time he was almost constantly in harness in the city police courts, While Assistant District-Attorney Mr. O'Connor was identified with the prose- cution of many important cases, among them the Molineux and Dr. Kennedy Millinery Department have been quadrupled \ for Easter Week, We are anxious to please ‘ everybody, and to faction we ask our friends to ‘place their hat-trimming order: early Hemp Shapes--a tenaly purchase from an| New Ready-to-Wear Hate—an imposin; overstocked janufacturer; $ variety of styles; small, medium aad ren 1.95 ana $2.95 $9 95. ne 85 85 95 Misses’ and Children’s Hate— $1.95 charge ‘orsets from Brassleres from isses’ $6.75 Lessee Two amart styles of atorm serge in navy, win Cet arasay sizes 1 $3, 95 Women’s 50c Night Gowns of good cambric, la ity in coast indicates that she was totally lost there. (MAIN Building, Second Fleer.) Levi P. Morton No W According to the official bulletin giv en out at the residence of Lev! P, Mor- | ton, No. 98 Fifth avenue, this morning, | the former Vice-President and Gover- | nor of New York State passed a fairly comfortable night. FINEST IMPORTED NUTMEGS — hy v4 or treehly round; velue 800 CORSET SHOP—CORSET Hos? TAL 500 Fifth Ave., North of Library. with tor- ored hats; at iiia He wae mber of the Demo-| His condition remained unchanged, eisai pisse Oth Tpenrgicleniins MEAS, fo! ) er Hemp $ i PT cratic and Pocasset Clubs, the General sa Hat. 1.95. had Nedbaian Diréea. Bei value, 1905 of G ene pes— ing Committee of Tammany Hall, the Royal 75c Black Princess Cloth The $ eannihece tn blate cain chine (HAIN Building, Mala’ Fleot) and Moreen Petticoats With deep flounce of pleating, clusters of ti (MAIN Building, Fi 15c “ue Slipper in black and colors; nall shape: (MAIN: Building, Arcanum and the Knights of Columbus. —s——_ NINE-YEAR-OLD VICTOR HIS OWN POLICEMAN. Last Spring My Health, War completely broken down through prolonged watching’ at a sick bed. My appetite was gone. tat Combination Offer of DGB MARSHAL PERPECTO LONG LLER CIGARS value $1.50; bes of 50, 80° MANILA. PANATELAS—Iong Spaaioh are faced with black $3.95 are copies of MAIN BUILDING: hand-made cigar; better, thea any Se __|t ous that I could not sleep. 1 be- re rat Shadows Man Who Robbed Him] "uc thin, languid tired, pope Hrs Women’s $10 Dresses ‘iti: quantity; of fine, all-wool doubl Bi vie tye oe Through Mile of Streets and black or Lands Him in Prison. Wf little Victor Patterson of No. & North Portland avenue, Brooklyn, does not become a great detective it will not be because he lacks early knowledge of the game, for to-day he brought into the (Gates Avenue Court John Staryos, nine- teen years old, and testified that he had stolen @ dollar from him. Victor is just nine years old, Yesterday Victor's mother gave him dollar to c! ge ata nearby drug st sv that he would have @ dime to tal t» Sunday school, Staryos, Victor charges, took the dollar from him. In+ stead of doing a cry-baby act, Victor shadowed Staryos for more than a mile through Brooklyn streets until he saw @ policeman. The Little man ran up to the policeman, pointed out Staryos and ‘charged him with theft. Magistrate McGuire to-day ‘held Vic- lessly made and effectively trimmed; vest and burto MBINATION OF 100 CIGARS jomorrow, $2.25 200 other dri older. Through physical weakness my mental condition was affected. Hood's Sarsaparilla re- stored me to perfe t health. It aided the worn- out nerves of my stomach to do their duty, i could soon eat and sleep peacefully and felt new life course through my veins. With- in six weeks I was my former self, and for a p year have enjoyed the best health.” Julia C. Tison, Atlantic City, NJ For your Spring Medicine, blood purifier and strength builder, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla Get a bottle today. ses equally good in style and value; chor (MAIN Build ‘MAIN BUILDIN Sales in Our Men’s Stove fey Men & Youths —Values to $18; Tomorrow, at 5.95 A truly magnificent lot of tan, olive and brown double- texture coats, with fully comented and strapped seams; also tweeds and novelty raincoats; every one guaranteed ri and fast color, $18 Spring Overcoats for WOMEN'S T SIEATION 4 'SUITS—leee perked bacon; all elzee; at. oti iN Building, Mein Floor.) “Pullman” earriageo—s ularly good looking ie: wf Sugar bowls, cream pit lemon dishes; PY (MAIN Building, Main Flor.) 98¢ Hot Water Bottles Assorted sizes; 2, 3 and 4 quar; 3Qq Sold everywhere. BAUM —~GREENHUT BUILDING——| $75 Mahogany Parlor Suites “tors prisoner for examination. Victor | ye Close Brsaines at 6 o’Clock (MAIN Building. en & Youths, $ f proved as bright a witness es he had Open Saturdays Until 10 P. M. 98c Leather Hand Bags proved a capable “shadow” and was With every purchase of $100 and With duplex safety cat leather lining (MAIN Building, Main Floor.) Women’s $1 House ed by the Magistrat Py ommneneater Uy the tad over we will present a pair of Oil at Oxtord and bluck, including SILK FACED OVER- COATS, IN GRAY, OXFORD AND BLACK; ALSO PLAIN- FACED OVERCOATS, ALL IN REGULAR AND STOUT SIZES. Also, included, 250 *“ODD" OVERCOATS, VALUES TO $25, Choice at $11.65, FREE. Paintings in Shadow Boxes, with heavy burnished frames, 16x20 or 12x24, this week only. OUR LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS also to $45 Parlor Cabinets Vernia-Martin or Rookwood; gilt trimmed ‘glass (Green $3.25 Majolica Jardin. ieres and Pedestals $2.45 “(GREENHUT ‘Bull Floor.) The Best German Im- ported Aluminum Ware men and women me of thelr 17 New Jersey a Connecticut. We Pay Freight and road Fare ‘sand red ps—while their: won for this | de (MAIN Buiding, Main $1.95 Printed ean Bedspreads um-weight Suits ms 65 aula’ and young ™ uits; hand- all sizes for men and youths, » Trousers and Youths; Values up to 8D. 65 $10; Tomorrow, at.. A bargain indeed. Early customers $ will reap a rich reward tor their promptitude, $ 2.65] Spring and Medi for Men and Youths —Values to $25; at. The most stylish models some grays and blues; many silk-line, traton for several hypo-nuclane tablets e color, add to the w eka pink and the lips be very heneftel ation, obtal thecary Write for our te ew B00. y, $1.25 Japanese. Hens stitched Scarfs & Shams Hand-embroidered and hand-drawn QQe in Floor.) 79c Bed Sheets Size 1x00 before hemming; extra heavy our — outs matled FR Guaranteed lacquer fillers, value $2: Arcade, Park Rows Uptown Office, morthweat OUMAIN “nu ding. Main Floor.) Men’s $1 Cambric and fine mi from 18 to 20; at (MAIN Buiiding, Main’ Floor.) $2.50 Scrim and Novelty Curtains “, $1.25 New spring styles; made on ex ce HUT" Building, First’ Floor) ncluced in this lot. $2.65, are BL S: — TROU- ER BLACK T!IBETS, and 1,000 PAIRS OF STRIPED WORSTE D TROUSERS; sizes up to $4; at Brooklyn Office, 208 Washing- ton Mt. Begebize, for 30 daye following printing of oa the quality scrim and net;