The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1915, Page 12

| EE | REA AGAIN UNDER THE KNIFE. --o me ——— Judge, However, Locks Them Up in Jail te Wait f Grand Ju ‘ ' -M o« tt Bing Ming ¥ \ i ow K Gace ot t att s « White Pin Five viets, querded te ted 0 write of . tustice M y iw ty before the rand They * Joe Tho jetice urt; Ht ard Por i the department Harvey, whose co fensions uncovered the prison scan rals ree immorality a month ano; K + Kaplan and Wil iam 1 1 on These men Were all under examina tion by Prison Commissioner Rudolph Diedling when he made an investiga a and a half to in amounts so tion at the prison y , ae Diedling report was handed to the housekeeping hed || Governor and to District, Attorney = es oven ¢ plainly _ Weeks to-day In the office of the; Comfortable 3-Piece Parlor Suite suite is upholstered in reat foal feather mahogany "a 2 remakabie value. A Typical Example District Attorney it was said that Dr Diedling recommended the removal of Osborne. Much of the information on which the report was based was gained from William B, Cummina of the Car William Willett, serving a sentence for buyint Bupreme ¢ Sourt bench. District Attorney Weeks sald the | convicts would not be cifiied before | the present Grand Jury and that they | must remain in the county jai\ for the |present. Osborne insisted that he | must take them back to Sing Bing. | Omborne and Dean Kirchway went be- |fore Justice Morschauser, and the $44.00 of Our Big Values CowPERTHWAIT &.SONS “Oldest Furniture House in America” Park Row at Chatham Square en. ee nen thie was denied he insisted that Justice Morschauser issue an or- der that no one be allowed to talk to the convicts until they went before the Grand Jury. The intersts of jus tice, the Court said, required the Dis. trict Attorney to have access to pros. Park Row JOINTS WERE BENT AND STIFF . FROM RHEUMATIC ARTHRITIS Hyde Park Man Tells How Knee Straightened After Using Var-ne-sis. id of 98 Dana Ave., Hyde been kept busy du few months explaint: wered from rheumatism for two years, Mr. Field ds well known to the merchants of Hyde Park and jis work necessitates him Jumping on and off a wagon deliver. ing Goods to the stores. Mr. Field said: “My friends are surprised at my recovery when they see me jumping on and off the wagon Without aay Wouble. For lwo years I suffered from rheumatism of the joints: my hip was sore and painful so that it was impossible to get any sleep. My knee was bent and | was unable to straighten it; in fact, | never believed it would be natura! again; it was drawn up so much that I walked with a limp, It was almost impossible for me to go up or down stairs, on account of the stiffness and pain in the knees. My neck was also + stiff and I could feel the disease was slowly drawing the cords stiff and tight. “Very often the pain would start at the hip and run down to my toes. After sitting any length of time it was agony to get up. “I tried many treatments without permanent benefit and thougbt the condition was incurable because so many told me! would never be better, pective witnesses at all times. Osborne prison guard in charge of the men In i, Justice Morschauser ordered him'to cease arguing. “These men are in the custody of the court,” said the Justice, “and your responsibility for them ceases, District Atéorney some of the prison records which had been subpoenaed ond returned to Ossining with Os- be sworn Monday. ALBANY, No Prison Commin: 4—The State ‘8 approval or dis approval of Tho Mott Osborne’ Wardenship of Sing Sing has b “Varne-sis was recommended ag a| postponed until Dec. 1. Commissioner rheumatic remedy and | thought [| Rudolph Diedling’s report of his re- would try once more to find relief, 1, cent investigation of Ossining insti- secured the medicine at a drug store|Ution was read at this afternoon's 4 meeting of the Commission, The and after three months’ treatment I/ Comminsioners unanimously received the report without comment, putting over decision and voting no action until their December session, The re- port was not made nublic, NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE, hegie Trust Company notoriety, and] 4 his nomination for the| | warden, who is not a lawyer, made a|( heated argument for his custody of |+ when I turn them over to the Sheriff |} Dean Kirchway turned over to the] borne, The November Grand Jury wil! | § Open, Hieh December ..11.68 11.69 January... 11 11.80 * Mare 12.01 May .. 1244 July 12.21 Aucuat 11.90 “arket closed steady, 5 off. was a well man, I have gained in Zeneral health and haven't a pain or an ache, The knee has gone back to its normal condition and I would never know I had rheumatism, “Varne-sis ts a wonderful remedy for rheumatism and I am recom-| mending it to every one suffering as) 1 aid” No rheus be hind Varn varticularly in chronic rheumatism of | the joints it has been highly success- ful. 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