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IO THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY JANUARY 25 1908
HOTEL GUEST
AND MAID HELD
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AS ROBBER PAIR
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Gowns Stolen at the Alabama
Found in Longs Trunk
at the Breslin
CHLOROFORM TOO
> Woman Who Passed as His
Wife Worked a Week in
Robbed Hotel
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Detectives from Central OflVe today
are Investigating two prisoners belcved
to be shrewd hotel thieves who have i
operated together In many cities and
used chloroform when necessary to get I
away with their loot When they
have completed ther Inquiry the de
tectives believe several big hotel roh
tIes n Manhattan will be cleared up
One ot the prisoners gave the name
of John Sturdevant Long an adver
1 tlelng man of Detroit and the other of
Carrie ONeill handsome brunette
> Laid to live In Rochester LonK was
arrested last nght as ho left the Hotel
Imperial with a part of friends The
woman was arrested In her rooms at a
hotel In Twentyfifth street and Iex i
Ington avenue where the couple were
1 egitered as Mr nnd Mrs Stone
Kochester N Y
Robbery at Alabama
i Manager Withers of the Alabama
telephoned to Police Headquarters late I
Thursday afternoon and Detective I
Hushes found several of the RUPSU In
tears Mrs M U Glbbs and another
said their trunks had I
oman patron
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i been broken open and dresses valued
at fccvernl hundred dollars talen Mrs
Harold B Miller whose husband Is In
r the mining business reported that her
trunk had been robbed of iM In cash I
J There were other losses reported i
The rooms had been entered with pass
Lone had
Withers said
keys Manager
engaged rooms ut the hotel a week be
fore The day following his arrival
Carrie ONeill applied fur a position as
chambermaid Only a counle of hours I
before the robberies were discovered
Lone paid his bill and an epress > mun
I took his trunk and suit cafe awaY
Then the chambermaid said sill was I
i tired of her position and she too went I
z awuy
Urieetlvvx Hymns and Davy Joined
HURtes tunl till trunk was tticed to
the Hole Ureslln wheN Lon had
regstIo
Found Stolen Goods
After taMiiK the man and oman to
Police Headquarters the detectives
opened Longs trunk at the Ureslln
Ine nay they found all the Presses1
described by Mrs Gibbs and the other
gucis as having been taken from
ir looms Theru was aiM a bottle
of tlilorofcrni and an unloaded revol
1 ver When Long was searched J1U >
na found in his pen kuts < md a doou
nfiit nhowlng thai Mrs nilzabeth C
IXUIK was suing him for divorce In
Uetiult on Ihn ground of nonsuuport I
lat and tho uomin had been sn
talk iir uunllilonllMly toR tl > tr it th i
Ahhma and the pollen brll < they
t have wen maklns e buslnet of rebblnlrl
hotels
I A bunnlp of love letters nddressid to I
I Miss ONelll woro found by ilctcvtlxvti I
tw at tlic AlnKnina and tuny be tiei as 0
I F evMonci Tho rolice detllno to ia > who
I wrote them
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CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR BOYS
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The Illrli Schools Championship Barnes
ot the Public SchoclH thietic IPIKUP
JfrwilI be held III till Twentythird Kojrt
> mont Armory llr < iklyn thin fveninjr
i4 Jourlwn nclioals have cntervd t iclr I
ti1r coinpl ta track tea inn and Manual 1
tz Training High School has witpred Coz
1t > lans IJsnlolson and Lynch Atore than
ur four hundred boui will Uk sit la ta
t caaeg t
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E H Sotbern to Engagement in
Fathers Role of Lord Dundreary
Mile Genee Will Dance Here
for the First Time on Tues
day Night in The Soul
Kiss Other Scheduled
Dramatic Events of the
Coming Week
H SOTIIERN will open his en
EH gagement at the Lyric Theatre
on Monday night by appearing
as Lord Dundreary In Our American
Cousin the character made famous by
his father K A Sothern over fifty
years ago For twenty year or more
the names of Sothern and Dundreary
were as closely linked tt those of Jef
ferson and Rip Van Winkle President
Lincoln was at the play In Fords Thea
tre Washington1 when he was assas
sinated Lord Dundreary Is the origi
nal silly ass Englishman He Is
such a cheerfully consistent Idiot and
his attempted witticisms are so utterly
Inane that he Js delightful In his ab
surdity Mr Potherns support will In
clude Helena Held as Florence Trench
ard Malcolm Hr lley as tho drunken
Abel Murcott Aaolph Lcstlna William
Harris Paul cardon Vlrsnla Ham
mond and Inn Goldsmith On the Sat
urday nights of the first two weeks
Mr Sothern will appar as Hamlet
On TuesJay night Feb 11 he will be
seen for the first time here In Laurence
Irvines play The Fool Hath Said
Thcru Is No God
Another Viennese operetta A Waltz
Dream by Oscar Strauss will be
heard at the Broadway Theatre on I
Monday evening Thc bo nm open
done into English by Joseph W rJfr I
bert The operetta j said to possess
the real spirit of Viennese gayety and
the nuslc In wiich j waltz movement
previll Is ripirti1 tl ne unuiii I < y
charming The operetta Is In three
acts the first scene thowlnz he r > a I
tlval Hall In Prince Joachims castle
the second scene a garden salon and I
the last a drawingroom In the castle
A Viennese ladles orchest made up
of members of the east will je a fea
ture In the cu t will be Ciurlos A
Blgelow Sophie llrandt KJwunl John
son Harry Falrlelgi Josle Stdlir Jo
seph W Herbert Cattine Insanutf
and Magda Dahl
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Mile Adeline Genee the famous
dancer from the Emplrs Mus Ha
London will trip before her first Nuv
York audience at the New York Thea
tre on Tuesday evening In F iCIcs
felds new musical production The
Soul KIn The Danish artist will ap
pear In tour dances and with her will
be nine coryphees rom the Empire
The Soul Kiss is said to be even
more dazzling than The Parisian
Mode with a chorus that Is described
as a beauty show to make the town
open Its eyes Among others In the
cast will be Ralph C Herz Barney
Bernard Cecil Lean Lee Harrison
Florence Holbrook Stella Trace anJ
Edith Whitney I
Blanche Bates In The Girl of the
I
Golden West comes to the Academy
of Mosle for a three weeks engage
ment
S S I
Elsie Janis In The Hoyden will
be next weeks attraction at the Grand
Opera 1 louse I
Tho Cowboy and the Lady will
be played by the Spooner stock com
pany in Blaneys Lincoln Square The I
tre I
treThe American will have A Race
Across the Continent
i New York Town will be the at
tract on at the Yorkvlllc
The Lost Trail will be seen t the
West End I
The Metropolis will otter Wine
Woman inl Sons
A Millionaires Pevenge Is announced
F
nounced for the Thalia t
The Cowboy Girl comes to the
Star
The Parisian Belles will be at the I
Dewey i
Edmund Ha > es wit appear with The I
Jolly Girls at the Gotham
Florence Bindley will appear at the i
Fourteen > lreut Theatre In The
Street Singer i
Clarks Runaway Girls come to the I
Murray Hill
At IlurtlK Seamons will he The I
Lid Lfters i
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS I
A llamnifrstelns will be Julius
Steger m The Fifth Commandment
A Night on a House Boat 1Ue and I
PrcvoM Nichol Sisters Trunk Fo
garly lclde Capita In Blnns Ulnn
an limits Anna and Effle Conic > and
Charloi and Nellie King
Keith Procter Theatres At the
Fifth Avenue Theatre will be Robert
Hllllard m AH a Man Sows Carrie i
De Mar Laddie Cliff the Zaretsky I
Troupe of Russian Dancers and Kar p
nos Pantommints In A Night In an
English Music Hall The Union
Square will have among others Robert
Dailey In Fun In a Trolley Car
Mayme Oehrue the Bedouin Arabs
Edwin Fosberg and Clarice Vance The j
bill at the Flftyelghlh Street Theatre
will Include Granvllle Taylor and Laura I
Plcrpont In The Star haitI Frllx
Barry Company Whiting and tin
Mplnotte S sti > rR Kemps Tales of fie I
Wild and McKVnzle and Shannon The
Twentythird Street Theatre will cOIIi
tine to SllOW moving picture At i
the One Hnnilred and Twt > ntyfkth i
Street Thpatrt1 will he Charles 1C Evans
In Its Ip to You William Fanny
Hire Foy and Clarke Riymond and
Caverly The S dc Show Hiwthorn
and Burt and others His House In
Order will itt played by HIP stock
company at the harlem Opera House
Hetty King will give new Impersona
tions at tne Colonial whre the bill wit
Include Grace Von Stuildlford R G
KnottUs Albert Wlielan Mfred
Clark and Compaij In What Will
nnppen Next Splssel Brothers and
Mack Kennedy an1 Rooney the Isi i
Dflni > and Dunvp and Duvppn
Vesta Victoria will e the hoadllncr at
tho Alhninlira Othei on the hill will
be Horace Goldln Slepil pintr > mlm <
coninnnv the StX American IMnters
Aviry nfid Hart the Kliions iviijins
and Itrown and th > SIx Samols Battys
heirs will also bp teen
Tony astor will lve Frank MaSem
and company ruamord and Smith Karl i
find crt is Earl nno BirtlPtt the His
Three Minstrels Manley and Starling
Rnssl Pevlne and company Chnfnlo i
nnd Cnprettn Hanlgan and GIIs and
others
At Atlantic Gardpri will be Wllllnnii
nnd Copelard Ina anti Ina 1 11 Ia Ill
niicl Cornel the Znmos Sam Stern and
arano
Carl Btish the European athlete will
be the special featurw at Hubors hilt
curn
BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS
Thn A horn Opera Company nt thc
rind OprniHoiue will be heard in I
1lnaforo n Tavntlerla Rustlcnns
WJUi CAUttl i IIAlJUUJII r j
foal OcloUr to MAY oaldj Ar he motl
frtant cause of hta4ao1L LA r
JIROKO QUININII lIT ou
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tYTt1c T3iATrte Ir t
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Taken From Lifo will lie the bill
at Pnytons Lee Avenue ThiMtre
Since Nellie Went Away will be
the attraction at the Folly
KathrYn Ill 11I1 will appear In
Pnpho at the IlJou
The Trnnsitlantic Burlesiiuirs mil e
at the Star
The Gavetv wll have the Harry Bry
ant Etraapana CDiupnny I I
The Iifpor Club Iiiirlesiiiers oonie
to the Olympic j
n n u
STOCKS AOVANCE
ON BRISK BUYING I
Reading Smelting and the Pa
cifies Best Among the I
Market Leaders I
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Stocks were all hls er early tndi <
with the buylnz fairly brisk Reading
and Smelting ld In the tridlntr whl
the Pacifies wero also in evidence
Reading made a gala or I 12 SmeltIng
1 12 Northern Pirlilc 1 14 Pennsyl
vania 1 Inion PiLlll 7S Southern
Pacific 34 and Ore it Northern Dl II I I
The tntnl tltt > f Mock were b < rj
shares and of bonds 173M 0 I
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MEN WHO DRINK CANNOT
WORK FOR THE B and 0
BAITDloru Ian 25 It I nfrllnUv
announced today tlat horonfter fin
ployoe of the Hnlthnnrc and Ohio Ilul
road having in > thins to In with th
running of trains will not bi I
to UM Intotirants at any time either
whin on or olf duty and no person us
Ing such bei > nsi will ho mil nYII
A genera notion to thiJ inoet tIIM to
day sent out by Oeorne L Potter third
iliepriiJdent and hial nf ho iipornt n
Ifpnrtmnnt It U bcllcvod by tlie iniin
FKcmnt of the mail that tills Is nn
Important step m th ffiort to reduce
iccldent to the mlnltii n
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JLL GENEE
N1 w YOro TfltTS
i BANK SURPLUS UP
TO 870845500
MOILYISA DRUG
Money Is poring so last Into Vaii
Street rum nil iiuirters tiat It is a clll
any a drua n the mirket and loan
iVT are to rar away from a cash
stringency ttiit it seems hirl to realize
that only 1 few week ago they were I
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leuolitni oul In vain for the needed I
I coin All the nojple and Institutions j
mat Mie huuliiiL their ho lit ns have
sit tiehlI y opentl their cuffii t and a
v rtlablu flood of mizumit Is pouring
thti way j
Today thy Cleirjncll use cm I
jiiia iztd thl i rift IF me ito rt I 7d hat i
me hank yurplu IM time ted to
fiIH > iX a pain nJ Uvriii over lasl I
tveek nj j i 111l01 f > it > amount it
wa t tht tlim iait year and the year i
ret ri Ill ii not lh hlch record for
the r lr < l les1 rStT e still it is
iritty luur It and the sain ls remark
able for the npld cnanss from hat to
ftrfmel unJil
TM WIII t lull ta tone mm t In addi
tion to lowlnc the rl > i rprc wti
pxipptlnnallv favorailo in ivurv I
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the ciMriiiKHoiitu Wi Tf aa follow
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PiNSI COLA CLUBS DANCE
Th innt entertainment and recnp <
tlon of tie 1ensaufdi Club of which
ox in rniriilnnjr John T Oakley fo the
riilln s plrlt will take place ednestla y
tntltllt Jim 1 t at tif loxIrKton AVP
hue UKMllinii nttyilslii i street
Itt til TiiLd avinus Then wll be a
nUi VII pJormm r nlsionul
H rttti t 11 ot I lv uCIn
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WILL PLACE ON SALE 0 MONDAY JAN 27th
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING OF
ROUGH PONGEE SILKS
AT LESS THAN X FORMER PRICES
34jt4 Jtrtd 350 trwi an > 5tij 1Utuut
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fRANK TREVfLYAN
I HORSEMAN AND
RFTERIS DEAD
One of Best Known Figures of
Turf Expires in
Virginia
A special despatch to The Evening
World from Charlottesville
Va
an
nounces the death there of Francis
Trevelyan the widelyknown racing
writer and race track judge Mr Tre
velyan had been confined to his home
Forest Lodge near Charlottesville for
months by an attack of gout from I
which he had suffered for many years
Two weeks ago at a time when his
cnn titan WUH iiulte critIcal his adopted
daughter Mrs Arthur Martin was
murdered In Brooklyn by her husband
who killed himself after the crime The
shock had S marked effect upon Mr
Trevelyan and It was aggravated by
the disposition of the Martin family 10
blame him and his wife for the es
trangement that led to the tragedy
Mr Trevfhn had reare > Mrs Martin
from her babvhood He t > Wl Qr hls
Mttlc bunch of comfort and her pitiful
death simply loosened all holds he had
on life
Francis Trevelyan will tie mourned
wherever he has ever been and wher
ever there Is one who knew him lie
was the tlncst type nf a big jovial
well educated English racing and breed
Ing experta gentleman every inch and
tne soul of honor
lie was born In England and was the
iirth and youngest eon of William
Pitt Trevelyan a clergyman The ei
der Trevelyan settled In Virginia when
Francis was very young but later re
turned to England Francis was edu
cated at Oxford University and for two
years studied medicine at St Thomas
Hospital but finally abandoned the Idea
of becoming a doctor
Ho married returned to the Unite
States anti entered the Journalistic pro
fession For many years he was the
leading writer of the country on turf
topics
i ENGINE IS UPSET
ATTACKING SNOW
An engine pushing a snowplough
thoiHTh a sevenfoot snowdrift at the
I Hempstead crossing Long Island over
turned today and the engineer antI
I fireman by their agility saved their
lives
The now was In a deep cut nnd the
plough had burled Its nose fast am
ilrmly when the engineer pulled the
throttle wide open The big drivers
turned about impotently for a moment
Suddenly the engine balked trembled
and deliberately turned over Engineer
and fireman jumped for their lives
This drift had been dug out three
times since the storm but the over
turned engine blocked the road so et
C < cluall that the commuters In Hemp
stead and Garden City were obliged to
walk through snow up to theIr hlp3
and get to the city by way of Mlneola
GARY OF STEEL TRUST
GUEST OF ROOSEVELT
WASHINGTON Jan ZE H Gary
of New Yock Chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Lnlted States Steel
Corporation was a caller on the Pres
Ident today anti took lunch with htm
at the White House
JAMES McCREERY SCO
23rd Street 34th Street
SILK DEPARTMENTS in noti stores
McCreery Silk1
Exhibition and sale of Summer
Dress Silks The latest weaves and
colors A complete assortment of Shan
tung Pongee Rajah Satin Messaline
Taffetas and Shower Proof Foulards
On Monday and Tuesday
January the 27th and 28th
In preparation for stocktaking all
short lengths of silk will be placed on
sale soc per yard
WASHABLE DRESS GOODS in Uoth Stores
On Monday January the 27th
Sale of Imported Zephyr Gingham
A large assortment of colors in corded
stripes checks and plaids iSc per yard
First Floor Twentvthird Street
Second Floor Thirtyfourth Street
DRESS GOODS In Rot Storca
On Monday January the 27th
Sale of all wool Imported Voile
Shadow checks and stripes as well as
plain weaves in a variety of street
shades and black Width 44 to 46
inches ioo per yard
former price iSO
LINEN DEPARTMENTS in Rot Stores
Fecond Floor
On Monday and Tuesday
January the 27th and 28th
Sale of Irish Linen Damask Table
Cloths and Napkins considerably re
duced from former prices
Table Cloths
2x2yards 170
2 x 2 U yards 215
2x3 yards 260
Dinner Napkins to match 255 per doz
Towels
Hemmed Huckaback
275 300 and 600 doz
Hemstitched Huckaback
300 450 and 600 doz
Hemstitched Linen Sheets and Pil
low Cases at less than usual prices
1 Single bed size 575 pair
Double II II y 775 II
Pillow Cases iio 125 and 150 II
A large assortment cf Irish Linen
handembroidered Sheets Pillow Cases
Bed Spreads and Shams At moderate
prices
JAMES McCREERY co
23rd Street 34th Street I
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REfORM MANIA II
Of ROOSEVELT IS
BLAMfD fOR CUTS
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orur Neb Jan 25 The reduc
tion of worklnR hours of Union Pacific
shop men which began last Monday
Is to be followed after Uvday with a
reduction of working days from six to
five a week
At the headquarters of the Union
Pacific It U atatod that Omaha will not
be the only place affected and that I
there soon will be a general reduction
of tho mechanical force of the road
ftlonsr Its entire line This reduotl
probably will affect several thousava
men either by reduction of working
hours or final dismissal
VkJPresldtnt and General Manager
A S Mohler of the Union Pacific H
quoted today as charging the reduc
tion to Prcsldonl Hoosevelts manU
for reform and Indicating that his
company would work with a reduced
force so long as the Presidents activ
ity against corporations continues E
You may nay that tho Union Pa
chIc la only cutting down because It
has to he Is reported to have sold
and not because It Is any pleasure to
the company to throw thousands of men
out of work The public will be In no
Wit > iffuuicu br lime eduction In force
and all tln comforts to travel will be
preserved Just as before
It Is thIs Roosevelt prosperity that
makes this ton necessary and It die
gusts me to think that his mania for
reform should make the working class
thus juffiT ThIs retrenchment and
economy will ho necessary just 11I long
as this mlmlnlstrntlon keeps up Its reo
form activity nnd so I win unable to
M how lone It will be before the old
norklmr limp nnd the rest of the work
Inc force will bp reinstalled
JAMES MtGREERY CD
23rd Street 34th Street
FURNITURE t4th Strnot Store
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A rare collection of Imported Gold
Furniture Upholstered in Fine Aubus
son Tapestries as well as Gold Cabinets
and Tables
Handsomely carved Imported Cir
cassian Valnut Mahogany and Vhite
Mahogany Dining Room and Bedroom
Suites At onethird to onehalf less
than former prices
Walnut Bedroom Suites consisting 1
of 10 pieces
73000 127300 and 156000 i
former prices 109500 191000 and 234000
Mahogany and White Mahogany
Suites consisting of 10 pieces
65000 Soooo and 93300
former prices 9730O 120000 and 140000
Mahogany and Valnut Dining j
Room Suites
1 90000 155000 and 163500
former prices lSoo00 310000 and 327000
Gold Suites covered with Aubusson
Tapestry Consisting of 5 pieces f
120000 130000 and 140000
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former prices 240000 260000 and 280000
RUG DEPARTMENT in Hoth Stores
Commencing Monday January the 27th II
Sale of Standard Quality Domestic
Rugs and Carpets
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Royal Vilton Rugs
Size 10 ft 6 in x 15 ft 4200 i
l 9 x 12 ft 2500
1 I ft in ft 6 in
5 3 in x 10 2300
II xgft 1550
Body Brussels Rugs
Size 9 x 12 ft 2200
I S ft 3 in x 10 ft x 6 in 2000
II 6x 9ft 1500 p
Smyrna Rugs plain and figured
Size 12 x 15ft 4000 and 5000 I
u
9 x 15 ft 4000 I
4 9x12 ft 2300 and 2800
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Seamless Axminster Rugs r
Size 9X 12 ft 3500
h 4 ft 6 in x 6 ft 6 in 775 ft
I H
9 x 12 ft seamed 2000
Reversible Brussels Rugs 1
Size 10 ft 6 in x 12 ft and 9 x 15 ft
1200
4
II
9 x 12 ft 1000
9 x 12 ft 800 I
II 9 x 9ft 700
4000 yards best quality Axminster 1
Carpet j3S per yard
4000 yards best quality Wilton
Velvet Carpet Plain or figured
100 per yard
usual price 175
JAMES McGREERYfiGtt it
23rd Street 34th Street
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Holdalls take a peek
At World Want Ad columns
For things that you seek
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