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ALBANY ALII4 Y Jan SO BOThat That State Senator SenatorJotharn SenatorJotham SenatorJotham
Jotham P Allds lIds of Norwich Chenango ChenangoCounty Chenangoeounty ChenangoCounty
County the President P eident pro tern of the theState theState theStAte
State Senate S nate and Republican leader of ofthat ofthat ofthat
that branch of the Legislature received receivedi receivedbribfl receivedbribe
i bribe of 1000 1 while a member of the theAssembly theAmbly theemb1y
Assembly emb1y on April 23 1001 for not press pressing pI8Ing preoetrig ¬
ing to passage certain legislation is i Ue Uecharge he hecharge hecharge
charge made public tonight by b Senator SenatorB
B nn Conger also a Republican RepublicanIn n nIn
In his sworn charge Senator Conger Congerfays Congerf8
fays f8 that the bribery briber in question was wasInitiated waaInlti wa watnitliUed
Initiated Inlti tld by Senator Alida and that he hek hed heI
I k demanded d the 1000 instead of the bridge bridgeY bridgernllnufactllrlng budgezuanufacturing
Y manufacturing companies seeking out outS OlltOItOI outntor
S > nHtor Allds to buy him off from doing doingh
h f 8 duty It is inferred that Senator Senatoringer Stnatortn 4enatorngr
tn inger lr thus justifies his hI position in this thiscontroversy Ihlsflroers thINvrUrovery
controversy < < flroers in that he would have it itnpp ItIIr ittppar
npp IIr tppar ar that the bridge companies had hadnot Mdnol hadnOt
not taken the initiative but had paid up uptxratige urlbt ipl0eaU8e
txratige bt < ulIl they th y considered it strike leg legMntion legiIatton
Mntion 1 and had ha d to give g e up the money moneyor
or suffer Jhe consequences consequencesSenator conllOquencenator conoquenceSenator
Senator nator Conger declares that Senator SenatorAllds SenatorAlIda onator onatorI
I Allds received and accepted 1000 in his hisCongers hilitLongtrlI hisCongera
Congers presence In the Capitol Build Buildin Buildtrig
in trig g Senator Conger has ha told his friends friendsthat frlendllthat friendsthat
that ho saw a man pay Senator Allds this thisSIOOO thu
11000 and that the man is living Sena Senator SenaI ¬
I t tor Conger swears sw ar that he knows this thisehargo thishargfl thischarge
charge to be true of his own knowledge knowledge1At
At the outset oul t some of the Senators who whoheard whohard whoheard
heard Senator Conger discussing the thelinbcry theIlrihcr theirihery
linbcry Ilrihcr charges were led to believe that thatit
it was Conger himself who paid Allds the themoney themony themoney
money Senator Conger however baa liasmade haamld baamade
made it plain that he saw n man pay paySenator payStnlltor paySenator
Senator Allds this money This mans mansname manslame mansname
name has been carefully withheld by bySenator bynator bySenator
Senator nator Conger It cannot long be kept keptsecret keptvcrtt keptbtcret
secret It must be brought out in the theinvestigation theinvestigation I Iine
investigation investigationSen ine tigation tigationSen
t Sen Congers statement tatel 1tnt and charges chargesfollow chargesI
I follow followI
p I Benn Conger Senator from the theFortyfirst theFortytlrst theFortyfirst
Fortyfirst dItrlct dUtrietdo do hereby ht by pursuant pursuantto
to the requirement of the resolution and andthe andthe andthe
the rules adopted by the Senate on the thetwentysixth thetwentyelxth thetwentysixth
twentysixth day of January 1910 make makeand makeand makeand
and file the following statement statementOn
On the fourth day of January 1010 1010at
at a conference of certain rtaln Senators held heldfa heldIn
in a room of the Hotel Ten Eyck in the thecity theJ
J j city of Albany Alban I stated in the course of ofconversation ofr ofconversation
conversation r < > my reasons for refusing to tosupport tosupport tosupport
support Senator Allds for the position > n of ofPresident ofPt8ldent ofPresident
President pro t tem m of the Senate I Bald Baldin
in substance that tI I knew him to be unfit unfitfor unfitfnr unfltfor
for the position p sitlon because auae he had t tn > my
knowledge knowledgewbile while a member of the As Astembly Asflmbly Asembly
tembly demanded d fed and andrlCelvld received and ac accepted alrepted accepted ¬
cepted money mone a Lithe the ho consideration conllid ralion for ac action action antion ¬
tion which he hehad had taken with 11 th regard t tcertain h hCArt8ln tCertain >
certain proposed d legislation legl latlon pending be before before before ¬
fore that body bod and that statement was wasas WallMI wasas
as MI I am Informed and believe communi communicated communlraled cominunirated ¬
rated to Senator Allds AUda on the following follow1ngI
I Say dayAbeut
About two weeks later the substance substanceof
i of what I said became public through the theprets theprNI thepress
press and then th n Senator Allds demanded demandedthis
this Investigation and the Senate has in inrffect Inrtrect ineffect
effect by the resolution and rules adopted adoptedby
by it required me to make and file a definite definitestatement dtfiniteftallment definiteetatement
statement of my charges chargesIn
In accordance therewith I do hereby herebystate htrehylltate herebyState
state and charge chargeFirst chargelrAt chargeFirst
First lrAt That Jot Jotham ham P Allilt on or ori ornhout orahouji
i about the 23d day of April tOUt willie a amember aInlmr ainendier
member of the Awembly of the State of ofIW ofNew
I NV New IW York received and accepted the thelarn
Vmn 11111 of tlncm in my presence at the Capitol CapitolS Caiitllhihie
S hihie ltie city of Albany and andSex andmd andtecond
tecond Sex nd That said Id sum was demanded demandedk
k tIy > y v him and was paid to and accepted l hy > y
him n as J < the consideration for hiM having havingrefrains havingrerralnf havingrefrained
refrains < 1 from preying pre > IHlng to JIltuge pasna e a cer certain cerUin cerLain ¬
Lain bill wilding eIHlin before that House 1IMIbeIJated HouseiMtcd
iMtcd 111 January 28 s 1010 1010HKNH 11110nY iuio93E
93E HKNH nY K CONOKR CONOKRml
ml 11 < 1 Augustus Van n Wyck James W WOnliorne WOIIorne Wthurne
Onliorne David W V V Van Hoesen of Cort Cortland CortIan Curttanil
land Ian N V counsel counselSTATE counAelSTAn counselSTATE
STATE or NEW EW YORK CITY AND AN COUNT COUNTor
or CORTLAND s sKfnn M Minn
t inn Conger being duly sworn le deptflII dot lepFea
pFea and says That lie is I the person personnnm personnAII1rl personnamed
t
nnm named d in and nd who signed the foregoing foregoingUtornent foreltolnptahlMnt foregoingt4Iternent
Utornent that he has read the same and anduo andoCJOWIj andLujows
oCJOWIj uo s tli the contoits thereof and that the thesame theme theame
same me is i true to his hi hisownknowiedge own knowledge except excepta
a to > the one matter therein stated on oninformation oninrormation oniruformation
information and belief Viz the communi communication communlllIon ¬
cation of his statement to Senator Allds Alldsand AlIdsand Midsand
and as II to that matter he believes It to be betrue betrue betrue
true BEN CONOKB CONOKBSworn CONOERSlIIorn C0NOE3Sworn
Sworn to before me this 28th day da of ofJanuary of1rlulr of3artuary
January 1rlulr 1910 1910HAROLD 1910H4110LD 4
HAROLD W S NICHOLS ICHOLII Notary Notal otary Public PublicTh PubllcThee PublicTbse
Th Thee e charges were mailed to the Senate SenateClerk Senatelerk SenateClerk
Clerk by special delivery letter from fromCortland fromCortland fromCortland
Cortland this morning and will reach reachAlbany reachAlbany reachAlbany
Albany tomorrow morning The charges chargesr
r er r mailed by b David W Van loosen Hoesenone
one on of the most prominent attorneys attorneysIn
In the southern tier who baa been guiding
5 Senator nator Congers course since this bribery briberycontroversy briber bribertontrover briberytontroversy
controversy tontrover y became public property propertySenator prepertnator prpertySenator
Senator nator Conger Con eel desired Mr Van loosen Hoesento Hoe n nto
to conduct his case alone feeling feellneaaUsfied feellneaaUsfiedth1t satisfied satisfiedthat sathsfledthat
that he needed no other counsel Judge JudgeVn JudlllVIII JudgeVn
Vn loosen H aen however Insisted that three threeBMdt threeb threebead
bead b td were w re better than one and at his histuggitlon hislugg his5Ugestion
tuggitlon lugg ltlon Judge Van v n Wyok and Mr MrOiborn MrOltorn MrOhcrns
Oiborn were retained to aid him In pre preparing preparing proParing ¬
paring the case ca e and carrying on the ex examination examlnltlon oxIfltfltjo ¬
amination of witnesses witnessesIn wltne
t In order to avoid the newspaper men men6iwtor menFMtor menSnator
6iwtor Conger and his counsel for the theL tbelaM theow
L laM < M few ow diys have made their headquar headquarat
tr t r at tho th Reneselaer Inn In Troy TrO Sena Senator Senaor Benafor ¬
for or Confer and Judge Van Hoeeen left leftth leftth leftthere
th there re vpnterdny YPlterdll for their home In the themth thetJuthrn theIUhern
tJuthrn < mth rn tier and will return to Troy
in Ih the h morning The case will be pre preparoH prep prothe
paroH p r and the witnesses coached by
bnitrr S no1tr Congers onllII1I attorneys at the Rens Renss
s tifr inn before they descend upon
Ulhiny I Mr Osborne his established establishedomre
ti hlI oflire there and he has a corps of clerks clerksConger clerksllhhim clerksIth
llhhim llhhim1n Ith him himfltor
1n fltor lnr Conger had sd until Tuesday Tue da to
PI l fis l hi his rhnr rhnrges es fIt Senator Alicia baa until untilS
S t tUI n Vrlday to answer but it Is expected exp ctfd
thai hH h will willllnllwer 8nswer promptly with a gen genral genra gunral
ral ra denial Ills attorneys are Martin W
Littleton of New York Lewis E Carr qf
AlUuy Lewis E Griffith of Troy and Dan Danor DanOh
torh or Oh h F Alnsworth Aln worth also of Albany Alban The TheriAl
W riAl i will begin on February Febr a S
8 Soo Senator n < itor Conger represent the oountle oountlew
w tlTornpkjna l Tompkins Representative Dwi l Diigta > wiPt 4t
> JfI
county count and Cticmung Tlog and Schuy Schuyl huy huybr
l leI r counties in which exSenator Owen OwenCassldy O1tenCaaeld OwenCaseldy
Cassldy Caaeld lives On the the2 map Senator SenatorAllds SenatorAlldll SenatorAllds
Allds lives but a stones throw from Sena Senator Be Betor Senatar ¬
tor Congers county COUJ1t Senator Allds die district dlltrlct dietrict ¬
trict comprising the counties of Madison MadisonChenango MadilOnChenango MadisonChenango
Chenango and Qtsego QtsegoThe QtaegoThe teeeoThe
The filing of specific charges by b Sena Senator Senator Sonstar ¬
tor Conger wlll wllJJJcome come as a surprise IUrpr e to tonearly tonMrl toneArly
nearly nMrl all intimately associated oc1a with withlegislative withlegielatlV lth lthlegislative
legislative effalra at Albany It wss A tho thogeneral thllgeneral th thgeneral
general expectation about the legislative legislativehnlls leJie1aUyebnllalut
halls bnllalut last week that In some manner or orother 01other orother
other no one predicted pr < < ilcted just how the theConger theConger theConger
Conger statements never would reach reachthe reacbthe reachthe
the point of formal charges chargesThe chargesThe chargesThe
The Investigation by b the Senate will be beas beas beas
as public an a possible Counsel for Sena Senators Senators Henstors ¬
tors Allds and Conger will be assigned a atable atable atable
table and chairs In the well of the State StateSenate StateSenate StateSenate
Senate near the stenographers desk deskand deskand deskand
and the witnesses wltn will be sworn and andtheir andIhell andtheir
their testimony taken in full view vie and andhearing andhearing andhearing
hearing of all the Senators and the pub public publie ¬
lie The witness wlne chair will wi be In the centre centreof
of the chamber near the stenographer stenographerdesk
desk deskIt
deskI It I is said Mi that in order orer to prove prve his hischarges hlacharg hischarges
charges charg Senator Conger Congr may find fnd it neces necessary nll necesari ¬
sari uy to bring into the case Ma the names of olseveral ofIvtml ofseveral
several Ivtml prominent legislators l glslatrs some eme of olwhom ofhom ofwhom
whom are ar dead ded and probably prbbly a Repre Representative Bepreeentatve Reprosentative ¬
sentative eentatve in Congress CongressITHACA CongrM CongrMITH4CA CongressIVIACA
ITHACA Jan SO SSentor 0Senator Senator BennCongert BennCongertfellow Bnn Bonn Cnger Cngerf Congers Congersfellow
fellow f low townsmen last lat night expressed expressedtheir espree expressedtheir
their confidence oonfdence In him hm and their loyalty loyaltyno 10al
no matter mater whit wh t may be the outcome of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the investigation Investigaton which wllolll Is to be held by bythe b bthe bythe
the Senate Snte in Albany AlbinyAt AlbIn AlbInAt
At a dlnnir dnml of Croton business men menlast menIlt menlast
last Ilt night nght a rtolutlon resolution of confidence oonfdene was waspassed wa waspassed
passed pd amid ringing rngln cheers cher Attorney AttorneyGiles Atorney AtorneyOlfs AttorneyGilee
Giles Olfs M Stoddird Stodr the spokesman said saidNYhatever saidWhxtever Id IdWhtvel
NYhatever Whtvel may mY be h said Ild in other places placesor Dlaoe
or whatever insinuations InAlnutons may my be Implied ImpliedI Imple
I i think I can cn say ay tInt th t 1 vofre vo the aenti aentij lent sentimsitts
j mvits mts of the community when I say y to toyou toyou toyou
you Senator Conger tint tonight you youare youar youaro
are ar among friends frlen lnt hteer ver may be besild beat besaid
said at Albany whatever whttver whitewash whiewash may mayhe
i l he > e spread you oin count on finding that thatthe Ih3tIthe thatthe
Ithe the people pople here hlr at home are with wih you youSenator youSntor ynuSenator
Senator Sntor Congers friends understand understandthat understnd understndlht
that lht he will 111 stick slok bv his hil charges ch1ll and andcarry andcar andcarry
carry car th the investigation InvEltgatlol to t the bitter biter end endHe endHe endRe
He his h let it I l be e known that th It he cannot cannotbe cnnot cnnotbe
be bonght off offCIURGKS offeiiizwts
or orI
CIURGKS I Rnt t 4VSr IU T 4 BISHOP BISHOPKtlscopal nisiiopF4IIsopaI lIOP lIOPll
Ktlscopal ll pal ronfregatlon Allege Mlicon Mlicondurt Mieronduct 1Nn 1NndUft
duct dUft Ralnit lall1 Brown rownf nl Arkantai ArkantaiLITTLE trkn trknIITLB krkansiLrxrLxRoca
LITTLE IITLB LrxrLxRoca ROCK ROK Ark rk Jan 30 3 30The The Tle long longstanding longatnrng longstanding
standing atnrng controversy between btwen Dean Den John JohnHartley JohnHsrtley JohnHartley
Hartley of Trinity Trnity Cathedral Cthedrl and Bishop BishopWilliam BishopWiiam BishopWilliam
William Wiiam Montgomery Brown of the Epis Episcopal Episcopl Episcopal ¬
copal copl diocese of Arkansas Arkanss reached rched a aclimax aclmax aclimax
climax clmax this evening when at a meeting meetingof metingof
of the members of the cathedral catheral congre congregation eong eongrogation ¬
gation gaton a committee commit was w appointed appinted to toprefer toprefE1 toprefer
prefer prefE1 formal forml charges of misconduct milcnduct in inoffice luofce itioffice
office ofce against agint Bishop Brown BrownThe BrownThe I
The TE charges are arl already prepared prepre and andwill andwi andwill
will wi be sent nt to Bishop B hop Tuttle Tutle of Ht I Louis 111 Louison < ouUon
on Tuediy Bishop Tuttle Tutte Is the presid presiding prid priding presiding ¬
ing Bishop shop of the Prot Plottant Protestant tant Episcopal EpiscopalChurch Ep ErSIscopalChurch lepl leplGhurh
Church Ghurh In the United Unte States StatesThe Rt8to StatesThe
The he congregation congegton which is alro allt alltunit alcnest alcnestunit stm stmunit
unit for the dean also ailo protested protet against againstthe plnlt
the action acton of the tle Bishop In abolishing abolishingTrinity abtlhlnp abtlhlnpTrinity abolishingTrinity
Trinity Cathedral and ml making It
Clhodral a parish parishchurch prlllh prlllhchurch parishchurch
church churchBishop churchBI8hop churchBishop
Bishop Brown lrnwI demanded Dean Den Hart Hartleys lart lartleY1 hartley ¬
leys leY1 ley resignation reignaton several leral weeks weks ago go and andafter andafter andafter
after felling felng to receive recive it at a stated stat time timeissued tme tmeiMued timeissued
issued an 1 order of inhibition Inhibiion against Dr DrHartley DrHartley IrHartley
Hartley HartleyThe S SThe
The chaptermen of the cathedral ctheml fail failIng fai faillug
Ing to get el the theftishop Bishop to state stte the charges chargesagainst chrges chrgesagainet chargesagainst
against the former dean resigned reigne in a abody aby abody
body bodyMajor by byMajor bodyMajor
Major r I K Roots Root a member memlr of Trinity Trinitychapter TrinityIhapt1 Trinityhapter
chapter Ihapt1 for thirtyfive years yar presided pre lde at attodays attodaY1 attodaysuneeting
todays todaysuneeting meeting meting of the congregation It Itwas I Itwas
was wal also decided decded to bring a suit lt for dam ilaniin damaKI damages
aKI ages in the tlt Htato courts against ag alnMt tli tliTtAT Iht the theHiNhlJ
Bjhnp BjhnpTUT HiNhlJ HiNhlJTtpr
TtAT VISITS 1 T EHIAnS EHIAnSMolar I 1l1IIXD4ioers I f t I
Molar 1010 nut OU to Voo Woodicy oOe < lle lane and nd Walks WalksHark WalksBark 11
Hark In the thl Wiuh WiuhWASHINGTON NImhWAINOTON StustuWAsllINoToJ
WASHINGTON WAINOTON Jan 90 3 President PrldMt Taft Taftmotored Tar Taftmotored
motored Uowrd out to IA the country countr today anddnPIH and anddropped anddropped
dropped dnPIH in for a few minutes minute chat with withSenator wih wihMnator withSenator
Mnator Senator New rewlands Newland lands at the th tatters home homethe bOl bornethe
the former residence rtldence of Grover Orvel Cleve Cleveland Clevelaud Clovelaud ¬
laud in Woodley Lane It was wa supposed stlpponedthat aupplo
that the President Pr ldent and Senator Rnalor Xewlands Xewlandstalked Xewlandl Xewlaudstalked
talked about the Federal JNeral incorporation incorporationhill Incrration Incrrationhi
hill hi which will wi be l presented prset to Congress Congressill CngrtM CngrtMIn
In the next few days After Aftr a few minutes niinutearest mlnule mlnulert
rest rt the President Prelident and his hil aide lde Capt CaptA Cpt C pt ptA
A W 1 Butt walked back bk to t the White WhiteHouse Whit WhiteHouie
House loUR The streets Itrt were slushy It I was wasthe wa wasthe
the first frt outdoor outdor exercise exerla that the Presi President Prel Preldlnt Preaident ¬
dent has h8 had in two days days1tTED
1 HVIATED 1tTED JSIJ000 1O CHECK CHECKNlpderitelns CIECI CIECINIMnIlnl CUECKNiederstelni
Nlpderitelns NIMnIlnl Hone lone Slipped Hp on the Way Vtayto Wayto r rto
to the City ty Chamberlain Cham ralnl Office OfficeThat Ote OtleeThat
That one of his hi coach horses boJ fell felland teUand felland
Tat oc
and hurt hur Itself ltlf on Saturday Str was wa given dYn dYnthe as asthe asthe
the reason rn why John Nledersteln former formerCounty foe formerCounty
County Cnt Clerk Cerk of Queen Quen failed tale to t reach reachthe reb rebthe reachthe
the City Chamberlains Cmbflrna office otce with wit a check checkof ce
of S12000 il2o mortgage tax due from hi hioffice his blaotc hisomce
office otc for the te month of December Db last lastMr wtM lastMr
Mr M Nlederstein Nleerstln lives Ive with his family tamly at atm
433 Beach Bch street stt Richmond Rchmond Hill Hi and an when whena
a reporter repr called cled there yesterday eter after afternoon afternoon ter ternon ¬
noon non to t learn ler why wh Mr Nleerlln Nisderstein > fi derat ln had hadnot hd hdnot hadnot
not turned into the City Clt Chamberlains Chamberlainsoffice Cmberlalna Cmberlalnaotce
office otce in Manhattan Mnattn the mortgage morpl tax taxcheck t taxcheck
check Mrs M Kiedarstein Nleenteln made the explana explanation explanatIon1 ¬
tion to tIon1 She said ald that her he husband hubnd ezpu wa wa was too tooill t tooill
ill I to t be b seen n He was at home the 8 said saidbut ud udbut saidbut
but wa w positively ptvey too t ill 1 to stand atnd the thestrain theatn thestrain
strain of an interview Interew and It was also alsoagainst alsoagainst
atn ao aoaplnt
against aplnt the doctors dotora order orderIhen oren oren1ben ordersThen
Then It was w In answer anwel to t the reporter reporterquestion reprk reportersquestion
question that Mrs I Nledersteln Nledeltn told tld about abouther abut abutbel abouther
her husband buabnd being bnc delayed del In reaching reachingthe rechc rechcthe
the City Clt Chamberlain Cbrlans office Saturday Saturdayowing Stur Saturdayowing
owing to t an accident to one one of the te coach coachhorses Cb Cbhorse coachhorses
horses horse Mrs lrs Nledersteln said that he heleft heleft heleft
left his home Saturday Stur and ad went to toBrooklyn toBrokly toBrooklyn
Brooklyn Brokly and from there was wa going to tothe tothe tothe
the City Cty Chamberlains Chaberlalna office She beard beardfrom hear heardfrom
from him bm by b telephone telephon about abut II 1 oclock oclockwhen oro oclocMwhen
when he said that t t he was wa starting startln < for Man Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan ¬
hattan He didnt ddnt got there however howeverbut
but returned retured late Ilt In the afternoon afternoonAfter afternon afternonAfter afternoonAfter
After he got started l4rte one of his coach coachhorses cach cachhor coachhorse
horses hor slipped Ilpp ship on the Icy Ic streets tret and by bythe bythe bythe
the time tme he got another team tam It was wasafter wasaftr wAsafter
after aftr closing clOlng hours In the Chamberlains Chamberlainsoffice Chambrlalna Chambrlalnaofc
office ofc She stated ett positively however howeverthat howeverthat howeverthat
that the check chek will I be taken to the City CityChamberlains CityChamberlains CItyChamberlains
Chamberlains office early this morning morningby
by her husbands husbnds brother Richard Rchar Ne Nlederluln NI NIderstein Nederstein
derstein derluln or by his bs former secretary secretaryFrank secretaryFrank retl retlFrnk
Frank Frnk C Klngbeck Mrs Nledersteln Nlederstelnrepeated Nledllrln Nledllrlnrpt Niedersteinrepatd
repeated rpt that she lb waa positive po ltve that the thecheck theheck thsheck
heck would be in tho City Clt Chamberlains Chamberlainsoffice Cmbrlah a aotnc
office otnc by b this morning mornc and it was wa only onlyher onlTher onlyher
her husband huabaa Illness Ine sh a abs asserted that thathad tt ttbad thathad
had delayed dely it it Its dHvry dUv 7 at ur mit mitd U
t
tl d j i gar
EXPECTED TuRF KILLED HIM HIMSHIRTWAIST BIMSIIIRTWAIST
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SHIRTWAIST STRIKE K HAD WOR WORRIED w wllED WORRIED ¬
RIED llED MOSES GOOTMAX GOOTMAXTried GOTMAlf GOTMAlfTe GOOTM4T4Tried
Tried Te t Name the te Man 9tf 8rer etre ere He e Died DiedWeeping Dlf flIedleeni
Weeping lets In a New Ne Place P e Who We Bar BorBlar Ba BaIar Barchar
char Iar Kbot bot mm IUman mSe Sen It I Recoterlns RecoterlnsDetective B Becovertnfleteettyrs tOetn tOetnt
Detective t tYr Swarm Swrm on a Queer oeer Case CaseThe CaleTe CaseThe
The Te detectives dletne hold It a as a reasonable reasonabletheory ronable ronabletheo reasonabletheory
theory theo that tht the burglar bu1 who shot aot and andkilled AndIl andkllie
killed Il t Moses MM Gootman Gotm and seriously seriouslywounded seriouslywounded rlou
wounded woul Isaac Iso his hs son after a struggle struggleIn arsgle arsgleIn
In the te kitchen kthe of the te Gootman Gooan apartment apartmentat aprtmeta aprtmetat
at t 18East 1 16 Eet East loath 10h street sreet at 290 23 oclock oclockyesterday oolok oolokeer oclockyesterday
yesterday eer morning was known kow to the theelder theelder theelder
elder Gootman Gotmn and possibly recognized recognizedby rogized rogizedbT
by him before btoe he h died There Ter seemed oeemedto semed semedt
to t be ground gound for the belief belef that tht loot Gootman Oootmn lootman ¬
man mn feared ffrd that his bs house hou would wod be en entered enter entered ¬
tered teredGootman ter teredOootman < < i i iOooiman
Gootman was w a manufacturer manufAoturr of shirt shirtwaists Ihlr shirtwaistswith ¬ i
waists wist waistswith with wih a afaotoryat factory at 4M 4G5Brbomestreet 4G5BrbomestreetHo < 65Brbome Brbae street streetHe et etHe
He employed emplOed between fifty ffty and sixty sixtymen Ilxtymen sixtymen
men and women women all al of o whom who are ar In the theshirtwaist theshlrtwalet theshlrtwalst
shirtwaist strike strke He lived lved with his hiswife hiswfe hiswife
wife wfe and his son lon who is a lawyer laWe in the theapartment Iheaparment theapartment
apartment aparment on the first floor fOOI of o the house houseon
on 109th 10h street streetOn streetOn streetOn
On Saturday Bturl1 night when the family familyretired famiy famiyreUrd familyretired
retired reUrd Moses MOts Gootman Gotan went wet to sleep sleepon IIfpon
on a couch in the dining room instead insteadof insted instedof
of going to a bedroom which he shared sharedwith share sharedwith i
with wth his hil wife off 01 the thl hall hl In the front of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the apartment a prmfDt Isaac IIO Gootman oc occupied 0 0opltd cccopied ¬
copied a second scond bedroom adjoining the thedining te tedinlnl thedining
dining dinlnl room roomThe roomhe roomThe
The he head hNd of the house househ1d had slept on on the thecouch thecouoh thecouoh
couoh for several leveml nights previously previouslyso prevously
so 10 Mrs MI Gootman Oootm1 said 81d yesterday YNter He Heseemed Heeemd Heseemed
seemed eemd to be be worried worrlfd about something somethingand
and gave as hiM reason rollon for the change changethe ohnge ohngethe
the excuse exousl tint he was wal not sleeping well welland welland welland
and preferred to he alone aloneIsaao alonelso aloneIsaac
Isaac lso Gootman the son says IY that a afew afe afew
few fe minutes before hefor 230 23 oclock oclok yester yesterday y yesterday tel telds ¬
day ds morning he heard herd a strangled cry crysounding crysounding r rsounding
sounding in the kitchen kltchtl ran out of his hisbedroom hisblroo hisbedroom
blroo bedroom into the dining room and in inthe Inthe Inthe
the dim Hfcht lht given by a single gas g8 jet jetturned jettured jetturned
turned tured low saw 11 his father struggling strugglingwith str Ung Ungwlh
with wlh a short shor thick set t man mn just beyond beyondthe blyondthe
the door leading from fro the kitchen kltclen to tothe toth tothe
th the dining room The Tle son says sYI that be before before betore ¬
fore he could olear oler the table tble in the middle middleof
of the dining room he saw IW the man press pressa pre
a revolver rvolel against aralnst the elder Gootmans Gootmansabdomen Oootmsnsabomln Oootmansabdomen
abdomen abomln and the flash fh of a shot light lightened lght lghtpned lightcoed ¬
coed th the gloom of the kitchen klohen The TinF ThefKthr Thefather
father F th r dropped to the floor floorIsaac loor loorIsac floorIsaac
Isaac Isac Gootman Ootman says lYS he made a rush rsh at atthe atthe atthe
the burglar brglar who had turnvl toward towar an anopened anoJuf anopened
opened oJuf window giving gving on the lower lowerbalcony low lowerbalcony r rbalcony
balcony of a fire fre escae ellc e and that tht the bur burglar burglar burglar ¬
glar raised rall his revolver and ad sent Mbt a second secondshot srnd srndIhot secondshot
shot which ploughed through his hleler left leftarm leftarm
arm ar and entered his side sideMrs ade adeIrs sideMrs
Mrs Irs footman Otmn ran screaming Striker StrikerJtrlkeral BtrlktnlSlrlken StrikerslStrlker1
Jtrlkeral Slrlken from her bedroom brmln n the front frontot frontoee fronto4he
ot oee o4he 4he apartment apartment In the darkness darke ihf sh shstumbled shO shOstumbled
stumbled over the body by of her son SD When Whenhe Whtn Whtnthe Whenthe
the neighbors lelgh 1 who had heard har the shots shotsmd shotand shotsand
and her call came into the rooms rms and lit litthe lt ltthe litthe
the light llht the elder Oootman Ootman waa still stillalive atl atlalve stillolive
alive His lips moving and nd
alve HIII were as some someof someof omeof
of the neighbor nelghbr afterward aterar told the police policethey polce polcethey policethey
they thought they heard hOrd the dying man manrepeat manrpat manrepeat
repeat rpat a name nme Unsounded It sounded like lke a Jewish Jewishname Jewllh Jewllhname Jewishname
name they slid sld Imt l ut they could culd not tell tellwhat tel tellwhat
what it wa Gootman Ootman died die before bror Dr Dronert DrCoert DrConert
Coert Conert onert arrive I from the Harlem Hospital HospitalChe HopltalTe
The Te son In wan Wa taken tken to the hospital hOpltl and andoperated andOIrate andoperated
operated OIrate upon upn I Ilt Last < ast night he seemed med to toout tobe tobe
be out of danger although the th wound olnd in inils Inhl inhis
his hl chest wan a severe Iever one oneThough oneThoub oneThough
Though police plr reserves rlro surrounded Iurroundf the thelock Ihehlock the1100k
lock > and some Ime of of them went to the roof roofhey rf rfIhe rootthey
hey Ihe found no tract trac of the burglar nor nordid 101 101did nordid
did they discover dl or the weapon weapn with which whichi whichhl whichhe
hl he i had hld done the shooting ehoting Apparently ApparentlyIH
h he IH hud left the house hOUA by the same umt wuy wuyliit wuyth1t waythat
that ho Il entered tnlered A fire tre escape Nap ladder laddereudn luddrleadl laddtleads
leads leadl so 1 near nlar to tle the ground In the tle buck buckof bck bckof
of the house that lira h I spring the thl burglar liurglarmil hurllar hurllarhad
had been bn aide to grasp g te supports supp and andull andjiull nd ndpul
pul jiull > ull himself up to the lower rung thence thencelimbed thenc thenceclimbed
limbed clmb to the balcony hlcny opposite opplt the theitclien thekichen thekitchen
kitchen kichen window and forced forc the lock lok of ofhe ofthe ofthe
the window A passageway pj wa between btwln the thelouse tle tlehoul thehouse
houl house louse he had entered and tbe one onl next nextdoor nextdcl nextdcor
door dcl gave gve a ready exit eit into lOTUi IOJUI street streetThe ftt fttThe streetThe
The burglar evidently ldenty had been bn eur eurnsed eurprised ur urprlsd
prlsd > nsed early In his work for as a far fa fana oa a Mrs MrsJootmaii Ir 1rs 1rsGootman
Jootmaii Gotman could discover disver yesterday yesteray he hehad hehad hehad
had taken nothing but her husbands husbandsooketbook hubndl hubndlpketb husbandspocketbook
pocketbook pketb > containing cntalnlng a few dollars dollarsThis dollrll dollrllThis dollarsThis
This bhe believed blee must mu t have hlve been ben left leftying let letlying leftlying
lying on the he diningroom dinngrom table tble The Theamity Thefamiy Thefamily
amity famiy silverware llverware was stored in the thedining thedining thedining
dining room rm near ner the couch upon which whichGootman whichGotman whichGootman
Gotman Gootman had slept and that was undis undisurbed undis undisturbed
urbed turb turbedThe urbedTbe
The Te widow could not tell tll the detectives detectivesof detectve
of any threat thret which her husband might mightlave mightvereclved mighthave
have lave vereclved received Though Tbouhheb he had been bevaty bevatywore greatly greatlyworried greatlyworried
worried wore by b the strike Itlke in his shop he had hadnot ha hadnot
not discussed d8 business bulnM with wt her She Shewaa Se Sewaa 8hewas
waa sure a however boee that he must mut have havelad hve hveb havehad
lad b some 8me special reason r for giving up his hisbed hlab hisbed
bed b and sleeping slepng on the t couch In the t din dlnng dinIncrfor dinogroomfor
Incrfor ng ogroomfor room for the te few t nights nlbt preceding n hi himurder hI his hismurder
munn murder for he had h never nIer d c dne > ne e such a athing athing athing
thing before bfor beforeIsaac v vIsaac
Isaac I Gootman Otn was too t weulc w to t be bequestioned bequelo bequestioned
questioned quelo much muchAll muobAll
All 1 of the ISO 10 first grade C ra detectives detectivestbe detlve
the lieutenant Ueutent and every evl one connected connectedwith conne
with w the detective detlY bureau buru re ported por at atolioe atPoUo atPoUce
olioe PoUo Headquarter HqUrr yesterday eltr afternoon afternoonat
at t S oclock ocok by b request rueet of Inspector InspectorMoCafhrty I n Spector SpectorMafferty pcl pclMcar
MoCafhrty Mcar McCafferty Mcler talked tke to t them themabout tem tema themabout
about the Gootman case caseIt caseIt
a t Otmn c
It I was w said ad that he directed dir the t men mento ment mento
to t search trb all 11 the pawnshop pwbop In the city cityor dtyfor cityfor
for or articles 0ee which he seemed Ime to t think thinkwere thinkW thinkirere
W were stolen ten from trm the house bou He also al is issaid issaid
said ed to t have hav referred refer to the te fact fa that tt at a
830 1 A M when he wanted wnt to t find fd some somemen IIOmem somemen
men m n to toput put on the case c he b found roud only onlyhree onlyt onlythree
three t at the te Harlem Halem branch brch Hereafter Hereafterle Herftr Herftrbe
be le wanted wat the detective deYN to leave lan at their theirlomea theirhome theirhomes
home homes lomea when they tf were wre absent abnt the te address addresst adn
at t which whic they might migt be found foundAbout toundAbut foundAbout
About Abut the time te that the detectives detectivesegan detecl detectl ve yes yesbegan
ba began > egan to t arrive arve Mlrabeau L Towns Tow and andils andhi andhis
his hi son In called cle on Inspector Inpctor MoCafferty MoCaffertyifr Mcae
Mr Towns Tows said that he called to t see s the thenspector theInpr theInspector
Inspector Inpr about a man whom he was waadefending wasdefending aa aadefendlng
defending defendlng in the courts curte The Te fact fac that ho hoappeared hoappar heappeared
appeared appar at the same smo time tme a general generalmuster generalmUltr generalmuster
muster mUltr was wa ordered orered he said sid was 111 a coinci colncilence coincidenc coincidenoe
lence denc
Virginia Vlrllta A Rain rnt to Bra BraNonrour f fOJrL 1esonToIx
Nonrour OJrL onToIx Va Jan 80 BOThe The battleship battleshiprirglnla bttehip bttehipVlrglnl battleshipVirginia
Virginia after aftr having returned to t Hamp Hampton Jamp Jampt ¬
ton t Roads Rds for additional aditional repair repll to her hermachinery hermhlner hermachinery
machinery mhlner the necessity neol for which de developed dl developed ¬
veloped after aftr she ae had h sailed Ued for Guan Guantanamo O luautanamo n nto
tanamo to 101 Cuba Cb on o January nul IB I again san got gotuadr cotu gotunder
under u way w for to th the ater southern naval nva bate bateal b baseIhI
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t o j
SMOJOOO IS0OQ 180000 TO SAVE CHURCH CHURCHGift CIURCI CIURCIGr CIWItCIGift
Gift Gr of Mrn 11 James am XIII 1nl Preserve Prrfne the te Old OldFirst OldFlnt OldFirst
First I Irfb lresbterIan lresbterIanThe reb > teran teranThe rln rlnThe
The Rev Rv Dr Howard 10r DufHeld pastor pastorof ptor ptorof
of the Old Od First Presbyterian Presbytrian Church Churchat Churh Churhat
at Fifth Firh avenue and Twelfth Telh street etrt an announced announc announced ¬
nounced nounc at the close co of his sermon rmon yester yesterday yeter yeterd yesterday ¬
day d morning that Mrs D Willis Wiis James Jameshad Jameshad Jameshad
had given ivn the church ohuch 180000 IMO thereby therebyraising tereby terebyrailng therebyraIsing
raising railng the endowment to 1300000 S0 and andpreserving andprng andpreserving
preserving prng the Old Od First Frt Church ChurchThe Churh ChurhTe ChurchThe
The Te congregation conRegatf of this church like likethose liketho likethose
those tho of most mot downtown churches churhe has hasdwindled ha hasdwindled
dwindled dwindle so 1 in recent fnt years yeal that the thechurch theohuh thechurch
church ohuh has for some 8mI time been n in serious seriousfinancial erloull erloullftnnca seriousfinancial
financial ftnnca straits stlt It I had finally become becomeneoeenary bcome bcomen becomenecessary
necessary n r either tlthel to sell l the church site sitea at
a block blok frontage frntage on Fifth Fifh avenue and andmove andmove andmove
move uptown or raise ril an endowment endowmentDr endowmentD
Dr D Duffield Dmeld was particularly partcularly anxious to tosave toMYO tosave
the old church several
save By Iverl years yearsof el
of hard har work he had raised ralld S1200OO St2000 en endowment endowment endowment ¬
dowment but more money won wa needed neededMrs nee neededMrs
Mrs Jamess Jam R gift gft definitely dlfinlely settles Retles the thequMtion theqUlton thequestion
question qUlton of the Old Firsts Jlrst future futureMany futureIany futureMany
Many prominent Now ew Yorkers Yorkei have havebeen haveben havebeen
been ben interested In1rettd in the miring rnl of this thisendowment thisendowment thisendowment
endowment because heaul of the th sentiment sentimentthat nUmentthat
that attache atthe attaches to the Old First Church ChurchExMayor Church ChurchExMayor
ExMayor McClellan lclellan Bishop Bl hop Potter PotterRichard PotterRchar PotterRichard
Richard Rchar Watson Wal40n Gilder Cidel and others wrote wroteparts wrotepr wroteparts
parts pr of a pamphlet pmphlet that Dr Duffield Duffieldhad Dufeld Dufeldhad Duffieldhad
had printed to help In the work workIn
In nix Ilx years year more the Old First Jirst Church Churchwill Curch Curchwi Churchwilloelebrate
will wi willoelebrate celebrate cleblte its Ia bicentennial anniversary anniversaryIt annlvell
It I was wal organized organiz with six members membr at ata atllo ata
a little llo house houf In Pearl Perl street tret During Duringits Duringis
its is infancy infanc it held services srvcs in the City CityHall CityHall CityHall
Hall Its It first tlrt church churh building bliding was wa in inWall InWal inVail
Wall Wal street etrt between btwlen Nassau NallIU street and andBroadway andBrodway andBroadway
Broadway During Iurinp the Revolution Rvoluton this thischurch thiscburch thischurch
church was Wa used ulNI as a a riding school hal by b the theBritish theBrtsh theBritish
British Brtsh soldiers soldiersAt soldier
At the close co of the Revolution the Old OldFirst Od OdFirst OldFirst
First was the first frat religious relgoull corporation corporationorganed corprton corprtonorganizld corporationorganired
organed under uldtr the first frat legislature Ieg lature of ofthis ofthlll ofthis
this State and it II its neat II lx hears > ars the th inscrip inscription Inripton Inscription ¬
tion ton The JIrt First Church in the State of ofNew orew ofNew
New ew York The Scotch Sotch Presbyterian Presbyterianthe Pr6brtrl n nthe
the Rutgers Hutgur PruHUyteriun the Brick BrickPresbyterian BrickPrOIyterlan BrickPresbyterian
Presbyterian PrOIyterlan the Spring Street Stret Presby Presbyterian Prllbyhran Prosbyterian ¬
terian hran and the Fifth Fifh Avenue Presbyterian Presbyterianchurches PreBbytrlan PreBbytrlanchurches Presbyterianchurches
churches are all al offshoots 0l hoot8 of the Old First FirstTHE FirstTIl FirstTilE
THE TIl iirsKY lnn II rSK V iroitv IO1I N rovfv0 rovfv0Ilr COIO COIOUI
Ilr Sargent or Harvanl larrd Hsy Sa Sliell fl1 Soon hoonHr SoonUt oon
Hr 1 a a as tHrone an 1 Man ManCAMRRIIKIR ManCAatnRxnIa IanCUtIRIDiH
CAMRRIIKIR CUtIRIDiH Mass Jan no = 001 Dr Dudley DudleyA
A Sargent Sargent Harvards 11rvardl physical director directorsays dircor dircorMYS directorsays
says that woman Is fast flt nearing the day daywhen dy dywhen daywhen
when she Ihe will wi approach the capabilities capabilitiesof cpabities cpabitiesof
of man not only in mental powers but butalso butal butalso
also al in physical strength strengthDr strengh strenghDr
Dr Sargent Srjnt says 8YS woman has begun to torealize torealte torealiae
realize realte that the thE surest 8Urt road rod to beauty beaut of olfaro offac offace
faro fac and figure fgre as a well wel as health btaltb of body bodylies bodylies
lies 11 through the path of physical phy lcl culture cultureSociety cltur cultureSociety
Society Scety with Its fads fld and frills frll has been beenpartially bn bnpartlalr beenpartially
for this
partially partlalr responsible embracing emhraciniof
of muscle mnlle and body bdy development anc ancstyle ad adstyle and andstyle
style being responsible re for its It present presentpopularity prnt presentpopularity I Ipopularity
popularity which when its Is material materal bone benefits bne bonefits ¬
fits institution fis IMUtutlonOutdor institutionOutdoor institutionOutdoor are shown IhoWI will wi become bcme a permanent permanentinstitution prmanent prmanentIMUtutlon permanentinstitution
Outdoor Outdor games lamN such as 8 tennis golf golland gol golfand
and horseback bOllbck riding rdlnc have hav814re havaservod served to t make makethe mke mkethe makethe
the college coleg and society girl stronger strongerwhile strongerwhile
while whit her sister of the shops hop and factories factoriesfinds facre factoriesfinds
finds fnds recreation rcntion and Ind muscle mlllce nourishment nourishmentin nOlrl hment hmentIn
in the factory gymnasium and public publicKymnasiums Jublc JublcIymn ImblIcgymnasiums
gymnasiums KymnasiumsBy Iymn lum
By these th modern modtrn changes chauge woman I Igradually Is Isgradualy isgradually
gradually gradualy coming Into her own ow Her leI BOX BOXis sx sxIs sexis
Is is becoming becming strong and well wel developed developedWhile deeloJ developedSVhile
While 111 man nan b had the advantages advantge of ofcenturies ofceuturle ofcenturies
centuries of thin line linewomans linewomans
ceuturle o training along alonl lne lnewomans
womans ambition ambiton wa wa latent latent but now nowthat nowthat nowthat
that she has hn started Btar 1 toward the intended intendedher intendedgoal
goa goal I her development and progress progf will willbe wi willbe
1 be rapid Perhaps she 11 will wi yet overtake overtakeman overke overkemun
man in a I field flld which ho has ha been hen wont wontto
to claim caim as A all his hil own Womans omans habits habitsnre habiM habiMI
are I better than mans and her physical physicalwelfare phyiclwflfar physicalwelfare
welfare wflfar U not regarded rardt1 by business 1IMln carat caratand caf caresand
and worry worr worrSUWi worrysivttn
SUWi sivttn fs ir4vr Jr fjrrr fjrrrDont Inn HICK IUCIIun HICKIonI
Dont Iun Like 11 This < IMiaihantaicp nlachantCI of tiring tiringCalled Ulncald hieltigailed
Called ald American ICrhu Krxlilrnli KrxlilrnliThe If ItrskirntsThe ldfnl ldfnl1le
The 1le HiiccetiM 8Ulf of Mary Garden in obtain obtalung oLtlln oLtllnIng obtaining
Ing ng a court urt decision deilion declaring declrinR that she sheias Bhehb
hb ias the right of calling caling herself hlrl a foreign foreignresident forignlident foreignresident
resident lident and therefore thlfor Is entitled entl to re recover recel tocoser ¬
cover cel from the Government ovlmlent 1100 tO col colected collecled ccliected
ected from her on 01 her co coKlumel costumes tumen operatic operaticand opmto opmtoand
and personal had inspired other
prnal InMpln opera operaoik opr operafolk
folk to cntlder consider the project of making makingiolnt makingjoint makingjoint
joint proteHtagolnut prtft againlt the rule rle of oUhe the Treas Treasury Traa Traaury TreasUt ¬
ury Ut requiring < uirlng continuous contnuolJ living two tworears twoyenl twoyears
rears yenl abroad abroll to constitute onlltlltt foreign reid residence reiddence i idenc ¬
dence denceGeraldine denc denceersidine
Geraldine Ce dle Farrar through her counsel counselseek oun counselseek l lek
seek ek s I to recover revtr f 1400 4 she he paid pid In duties dutiesShe dutes dutesShe dutiesShe
She claims clim a Paris P rl residence rldeno and says saysshe iyashe y yshe
she comes here her only when necessary neBr to topursue topUrue topursue
pUrue pursue her profession profesllion Olive Olvo Fremstad Fremstadtierbert Prertad PrertadHerbrt Frematadherbert
herbert Herbrt Witherspoon Witherspn and Ricardo Ricro Martin Martinare
are among other othel who will wi join In asking askingfor
for the restoration of duties dutes they have haveald havepaid havepaid
paid > ald and a more liberal lbera Interpretation Interpretationof Intrpretton Intrprettonof int rpretation rpretationof
of the rule ruleAmong rle rleAmong ruleAmong
Among the nonprofessional nonprfeMlon sea Iea trav travellers t trvchore v velera ¬
chore elera > bo have been bn affected aet by b the rule ruleare rle rlea ruleare
are a J P Morgan Morg Jr who claims a Lon London L London ¬
don residence ridence and Mrs George Law Lw It Its I Itie
I ie s said ald that tt Mr Morgan Morsa paid pid the duty on ona ona ona
a large quantity of stuff stur He wondered wonderedlowever wonder wonderedhowever
however lowever why he had not been bn permitted permitteda pritt
a A am before bfor to bring it In as a a foreign forlc real resident ral raldent realdent ¬
dent not having hving heard hear of the change cang in inthe I inthe
the te rule rle Mrs Law Lw refused refus to take her herdresses herdreas herdresses
dresses dreas out of the bonded bnde warehouse warehouseBhb
She 8 took tk them back bck to Europe Europ with her herdeclaring herdeclrc herdeclaring
declaring declrc that tt she le thought thoght the rule rle tin tinust u urnjust
just ust and Insisting Illtlg that she ae was Wi a foreign foreignesldent foreig foreignresident
resident rident ridentON residentON esldentOff
ON THE NIAGARA NlfAIA ICE BRIDGE BRIDGEThousand BIIDGE BIIDGE1oB IJRIDGEThousand
Thousand 1oB Cross Crol It I and nd Climb Clmb the te Ice IceMountain leeMoulaln IceMountain
Mountain Moulaln In the Gorge GorgeNIAGARA GoreNIGAA GorgeNzaoana
NIAGARA NIGAA FALL FAL N Y Jan Ja 90 OThIs OThIswas Tl This Thiswa
wa w the first trst pleasant Sunday Bund since Ino 1807 1807hat 117 117tt 1907that
hat tt there has been ben elevator facilities talte for forreaching torrahing forreachIng
reaching rahing the ice bridge from trm the te State Statereservation Statere Statereservation
reservation re raton and thousands thoulands availed them themselves themslvee themselves ¬
selves slvee of tho new ne electric electro elevator eleat service servicen erlc
In n Prospect Prept Park to t renew rent their acquain acquaintance auin auintnc aoquaintanee ¬
tance tnc with the th peculiar pular features tetr of the theice theIce theIce
ice jam in the gorge gorle below blo the te Falls FallsThe Fall FallsThe
The Te crowd was a large lr e and happy hap one oneFirst oneFirst oneFirst
an
First the te visitors climbed clmb the fee fe moun mountain mountin mountam ¬
tain tin tam which as 8 yet et has hal not attained full fullntze ful fullsize
size Ilu Still Stl Its It numerous numerua peaks and htl htlooks hl hhllocks
locks lokl were fascinating fOllnatlng the glossy surface surfaceaffording surfaceaffording
affording arrorlng a fine tln toboggan tobggan slide flldf furace furacearrorlng as 1 well wellas wel
as a 1 skating Ikatlng place placeLeaving placeIavlnl placeLeaving
Leaving Iavlnl the ice mountain mountin the thf crowd crowdwendrd cowd cowdwende crowdwended
wended wende Its It way hick and forth across acrosshe f01 acrosstit
he tit bridge brldpI tho structure alnlotut reaching from fromhe frm frmthe fromthe
the tunnel tunntl stream to tho edge of the thf flow flowrom tlowfrom flowfrom
from rom the American falls fals ego The path th across acrosshe aos aosthe acrossthe
the bridge brhijl IB I up and Ind down hill hi In and out outBO outso
BO 8 that the line lne of moving movl humanity was wasscrpenttlke waaeerPnt1ke wasserpentlike
scrpenttlke eerPnt1ke in it I its movemont movlmant but through throughout ¬
out the afternoon afernon until unt sunset eunt it was waspractically WIS WISpmctcal waspractically
unbroken The day
practically pmctcal passed passedwithout pa passedwithout
without any serious lerlous accident aident but at t one onetune OD onetime
tune tb it looked loke as though a toboggan tobogganarty tobgaan tobgaanpr tobogganparty
arty pr > had b been bn Injured InjuredKJCTAW InjuredUA Injuredi
KJCTAW t akr tracer W WSettW te
UA 1 SettW It 1 OnM a M t tt lt a
i t
THE VAN NORDENS ARE AR OUT OUTCAREGIE OUTC4RYEGIE OUTC4RNECIE
CAREGIE C4RYEGIE TRUST CO MEN EX EXTER E ETEl ENI
I TER TEl INTO POSSESSION POSSESSIONControl POSSESSIOCotrol POSSESSIONControl
Control Cotrol of the Van an Norden Norde Trait Tlt Co C cb and andIt andIts nd ndII
It II Its Two TO Bank Banl Taken Tke Over by In Interest IntrrMtl Interosts ¬
terest trrMtl That Tt Bought B08ct the Van an Noren NorenStoc NordenStockPresIdent Norden NordenStock
Stock Stoc StockPresIdent President Pedet Not ot Yet Chosen ChoienThe CbonnThe ChosenThe
The three thr Van Nbrdeni Norens are out of the theVan theVan theVan
Van Norden Noren Trust Company Compny and their theirplaces theirplaos theirplaces
places as officers ofcr and members member of the thedirectorate thedre thedlrectprate
directorate dre rt have been ben taken tken by b Car Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie ¬
negie Trust Company Compny directors dirctr The TheInterests TheIntrt TheInterests
Interests Intrt which whic control cntrol the Carnegie CarnegieTrust Cregie CregieTrollt CarnegieTrust
Trust Company have acquired acuir the Van VanNorden VanNoren VanNorden
Norden Noren Trust Company and the te Twelfth Twelfthand Twelth Twelthand Twelfthand
and Nineteenth Ward War banks the con control control controt
trol of which lay ly with Ith the te Van Norden NordenTrust NordnTrlt NordenTrust
Trust Trlt Company Compny It was said sid yesterday yesterdaythat ye h > rdy rdythat
that possibly the four institutions In tltuton would wouldbe wouldbe
be merged mElge into a single bank or trust truslcompany truetcmpany trustcompany
company cmpany but that for the present they theywould theywould theywould
would be conducted as heretofore heretoforeThe heretoforeTe
The Te president pr ldent of the Van Norden Soren Trust TrustCompany Tru8tCompn TrustCompany
Company Compn was Warner M 1 Van Norden Nordenwho Noren Norenwho Nordenwho
who was robbed rbbe of 28000 by two women womenon
on Thirtythird Tlrtthlrd street Itrt ten days ago agoHis agoIls agoHis
His Ils brother Theodore Theoore L Van Norden Nordenwas
was vicepresident vlcprldent and his hil father Warner WarnerVan Ware WareVan WarnerVan
Van Norden Noren was Waf a director dlrotr They sold soldout soldout oldout
out their stock holdings last lst spring with withthe withthe withthe
the understanding undertanding that they te should hold holdoffice holdotno holdoffice
office otno in the trust company compny until unt the annual annualmeeting annul annulmetng annualmeeting
meeting metng which was wa held on Tuesday TuesdayJanuary Tuelldy TuelldyJanuar TuesdayJanuary
January Januar 18 18It 18It 18It
It was wal said Bld yesterday yelltrday that the pur purchasers PUIchaeer purchasers ¬
chasers chaeer acted acte solely for Cr themselves Ulemllehel and andin andIn andin
in no wise committed committe the Carnegie Trust TrustCompany TnlatCompny TritatCompany
Company Compny Yet no secret eecrt was made mde of olthe ofthe ofthe
the fact that tat a merger of the properties propertiesIs prprtle prprtleI
Is I considered cn lde d Charles Crles C Dickinson Dickinsonorganizer DcklnMon DcklnMonorganl71 Dickinsonorgani7er
organizer organl71 of the Carnegie Trust Tru t Com Company Company Cornpany ¬
pany and its It president up to the end of oflast ofl oflast
last l t December Decmbr was one of the buyers buyersof buyer
of Van Norden stock but he sold out outsubsequently outlubsuenty outsubsequently
subsequently lubsuenty to the present prsnt owners ownersIt owner
It I was wa said sid yesterday yttry that the price pric which whichUie whichOle whichthe
Ole Van Nordens Noren received rive for their stock stockwas stockwas tockwas
was 325 325The 32SThe 325The
The directorate dlrectomt of the te Van Norden NordenTrust Noren NorenTrullt NordenTrust
Trust Company will wi be increased Incr8ed Ac According AorrlDg According ¬
cording rrlDg to a recent recnt statement sttment there ther were werefourteen werefourten werefourteen
fourteen fourten members membr of the board bor but it itwas Itwall Itwas
was decided at the annual meeting metng to toincrease toInole toincrease
increase Inole the number to twentyone twentyoneThe tentone tentoneTe
The Te directors dirctor thus thul far chosen chon are ar Henry HenryF
F Shoemaker Shomke a former member of the theVan theVan theVan
Van Norden Noren board bor Martin Martn J Condon Condonpresident Condonprsident Condonpresident
president prsident of the American Snuff Com Company Compny COrnpany ¬
pany pny a subsidiary lIub ldlary of the American Americn To Tobacco Tobac Tobacco ¬
bacco bac Company Compny Irving IrvlD E Raymond Raymondpresident Rymond Rymondprldent RaymondpresidentofVanUne
president prldent presidentofVanUne of VanUneo Van tine 4 Co who whow wan on the theold theold theold
old Van Norden Noren board bt Samuel Bmuell H Kress Kressa Kr
a director dirctor of the te Carnegie Crnegie Trust Company CompanyJoseph CompanyJosph CompanyJoseph
Joseph B R ichmann Ricmn the newly new I elected electedpresident elect electedpresident
president of the Carnegie Trust
psident Crege Company CompanyGustavo Cmpnr Companyflustave
Gustavo Ouatve Baumann Baumn proprietor of the theHolland theHoUand theHolland
Holland House 10ul Charles Charle A Moore Mor of olManning ofllnninK ofManning
Manning Maxwell Maxen t Moore diaries Clarles A AMoore AforeJr AMoore
Moore foreJr Jr a director dirtor of the Carnegie CarnegieTrust Cregie CregieTrst CarnegieTrust
Trust Trst Company Cmpany Edward Jwlrd R I Finch 1lnc a aformer Iformer aformer
former director o oC the Van Norden Norlm Trust TrustCotnpany TrustCompany t tCompny
Company Compny William Wiiam J Cummins president presidentof prlldlnt prlldlntof
of the Tennessee T nnt Packing and Stock HtockYar StockYards StockYards
Yards Yar Company Cmpan and a director dirctor of the theCarnegie theCarnegie theCarnegie
Carnegie Bradley Martin 1rln Jr who was wason wason wason
on the old Van Norden Nonen board bOr Watkins WatklnsCrockett WatklnCrokett WatkinsCrockett
Crockett Crokett who left the vicepresidency vicepresidencyof vlcprldenoy vlcprldenoyof
of the Fourth National Sllonal Bank of Nashville NashvilleTenn NashvilleTeen a8hvle a8hvleTenn
Tenn to become vicepresident of the thereorganised thereorganlrd thereorganisod
reorganised Van Norden N rden Trust Trt Company Companynnd Compny Compnyami I
and Tompkins Mcllvaine Molvalne a former formll di director director director ¬ I
rector of the Van aD Norden onel Trust ru t Company CompanyHie Compny Compnynle
The new president Ilr ldent of the Van Norden NordenTrust Noren NorenTruKt NordenTrust
Trust Company < mpnny has his not 10t yet been chosen chonenThe choMenTle chosenThe
Tle The chairman of the executive executvl committee committeen ommlt ommltii
n ii Charles Charlel A Moore and the other mom meran memhe momhers
he hers > n < of the committee cm1ittee will wi be Mr II Cum Cuminins Cummln Corntubs
tubs Mr Ir Mollvaine Mr Crockett Crocktt Mr MrCondon Mroudon Ir Irondon
Condon Mr I Shoemaker Hhomaker and Mr Ir Kress Kressmoat l Kressiiiot l l10t
moat 10t of whom are ar closely colly affiliated aflatfd with withthe wih wihthe withthe
the Carnegie Trust Trult Company CompanyThe COlpanynle
The other oter otlieroffleers office oncer thus far decided decctd upon uponire upn upnar uponare
Martin Jr vicepresident vicepresidentand
Bradley
ire ar vlcepr ldlnt ldlntaud
and Brdley treasurer trlurr and Mr Ir Crockett vice vicerehident vic vicprlldent viceIresident
rehident prlldent > The Tle minor officers oncrlltand stand about aboutas aboutlR
as lR they did before befor the change In control controlThe controlThe controlThe
The Van Norden Noren Trust Company has hs a acapital acapitl acapital
capital capitl of 11000000 most mo t of which was waaclosely wasclo wasclosely
closely clo ely held A year ago h t paid a 35 3 per percent pl plcent percent
cent dividend The Tle Carnegie Crnegie Trust Tn1t Com Company Company Cornpany
pany Is capltalired cpltalred at 1500000 110 The Themrptus 1le 1leurplus Thesurplus
surplus and undivided profits Ilrofit of the two twonstltutlons twoInltttonll twoinatitutione
nstltutlons Inltttonll In 11 which tliOHe tho of the tte Van VanNorden Vanoren VanNorden
Norden oren Trust Company Compny were ere slightlyn IIRhty IIRhtyIn slightly
In n excess stood st December Decmber 31 1008 10 at atabout atabout atabout
about S22SOOOO 122000 The Twelfth Twelfh Ward War and andhe andthe andthe
the Nineteenth Ward Wr banks bnks have a cpi capital cpital capltal ¬
tal between betwen them of KOOOOO W0 000 with wit surplus surplusand surplusand surplusand
and undivided profits plofit amounting to t about aboutetoo
010000 010000The etoo 610000The
The Carnegie Carege Trust Trat Company Cmpany has not note notbeen
been > e n a member of the te New York Yok Clearing ClearingSouse Clearng ClearngHoU ClearingHouse
Souse HoU Association Alton The Van Norden NordenTrust Noren NorenTrut NordenTrust
Trust Trut Company was admitted admit to t member membership memb membership ¬
ship sip In the te association astonln in 1004 10 and It ho ho3een b hasbeen
ben been 3een thought touaht In Wall Wal Street Stt that tt one of ofthe ofte ofthe
te the chief cie advantages adyntagell of the combination combinationof combl Uon Uonof
of the te two to Institution Inltttons would wod be b the te ac acquisition ao atquleitlon > ¬
quisition by the te Carnegie Cregie Trust Trn of the theClearing te teCl theClearing
Cl Clearing rne House Ho privilege pvegee of the Van VanNorden VanNoren VanNorden
Norden NordenHAWK Noren NorenHAWK NordenHAWK
HAWK HARRIED TBE PARK PARKDined PARDtff PARKflitted
Dined Dtff on Pigeon PSHal Sqairreli Iarrel and an Duck DuckUntil Dc DuckVntll
Until Unt1r They Got Him Yesterday TnterdayA Trter
A big hawk hwk that tt i Is Bupposedto IUppat bare baretrayd hv havestrayed
strayed ste from frm New Ne Jersey Jel ha b has been bn fat fatenlng tat fattoning
toning tenl upon upn the pigeon plgn squirrel eu and andduck andduD andducks
duck duD of Central Centl Park Pak for a week wek It Itwa Itw Itwas
wa w was a ise bird bir and whenever whenelr Head HeadKeeper Bea RoadKeeper
Keeper Kepr 8Dder Snyder went gunning g ing for it it itmanaged Itm Itmanaged
managed to t keep kp out of range rangeIt raneeI
m It I was first f reported repr at the Ramble Rambleeasting Rble Rblefeating Ramblefeasting
feasting feating on pigeons pllen A policeman plcoman sent sentword snt sntwor sentword
word wor to the te menagerie menerie and ad the head headceeper he headkeeper
keeper ker took his ha double duble barrelled baled shot ahotun shotgun I
gun un and went up The hawk had ha de deuuted doparted I
parted g The Te next nex day d It was reported reprt on onhe onthe I Ithe
the p Mall eating eUne squirrels surell It I made mae a aclean aclean I Iolea
clean olea getaway getway as the man with wih the gun guncame gu guncame
came cae along on < Reports Rpor came In from po poIcemeti p paliceTnen
Icemeti Icee and visitors viitors and Snyder did a lot lotof lotoftraplng lotoftramping
of tramping oftraplng after atr the theeluslvo elusive bird birdA
A visitor vl ltol reported repor at the menagerie menagerieesterday menagerlllyetera menagerieyesterday
yesterday yetera that the hawk was WI at the lower lowerake lowerlake lowerlake
lake dining on wild duck and seemed Imed to tolave tohave tohave
have lave become bme sluggish from overfeeding overfeedingThe overedlng overedlngThe
The head hed keeper kepr again agan shouldered Ihoulder his hisowllng hisfowlne hisfowling
fowling fowlne piece and set et out for the te lake lakeThe lae laeTe lakeThe
The Te hawk appeared appe to recognize rgniz the themenagerie themlnagerle themenagerie
menagerie mans uniform unifor from across acrosshe aoroMthe acrossthe
the lake lae and hurriedly burely ieft left lef Its It dinner and andleaded ad adheae andheaded
leaded heae north DOr It was wa a long shot but he hegot hllcot hegot
got the te bird birdKNICKERBOCKER bir birKNICKOCJ birdKN1VKROCXEZ
KNICKERBOCKER LIMITED iuurED TO RUN BUNUKBAYL
KNICKOCJ
RUNBATB aVHA T8 Now No leave lv Grand Gre Ceatral CDt Station SUUonor 81UO Stationrr RU
N or rr JJutJoB l P PI R tL RA RAi eI r TT 4 cU dsy y la I Iesftrcu tft II jrw N Y
1 A i 1 fC c
PIIIPPSES PIIPPSIS RECONCILED RFCO CnED CnEDPtsburK r rPlttsnurit 7Ptttshnrg
Plttsnurit PtsburK Hear Irr Humor That Family Familymil Famiy FamiyWi FamilyWIll
mil Wi Soon oon Nail Sai for Europe EuropePrrrsnuBO EuropePIOtRG EuropePxrrsnuna
PrrrsnuBO PIOtRG Jon 30 3Ther 30There There Is I a rumor rumorIn
In Pittsburg PltaburK tonight tonlfht that Lawrence LawrencePhippn Lwence LwencePhlpp LawrencePhippa
Phippn Phlpp has made up with his hi wifeGene wifeGenevieve wfeOen wife Gene Geneviove
vieve Chandler Cndler Pliipps Pl pp from whom he has hasbeen ha hasbeen
been bn estranged catrngl for five fve years Mrs MrsPhlpps Mr MrsPhippe
Phlpps Phipp reached rchl PitUburg PltJburg today with withher withher withher
her two children chidrn and went Into seclusion seclusionat
at a hotel She declined dllned to se see f any anyone anyonetonight one onetonight onetonight
tonight or 01 to answer messages mCSagc sent to toher toher toher
her rooms roomsThis rme rmeTl roomsThis
This Tl following a I letter lettr received recived by a aPittsburg aPlttlmrK aPittsbuurg
Pittsburg PlttlmrK business bUAlnfA man n I few days ago agoappears QIO QIOappars agoappears
appears appars to clinch clnch the story stol of the recon reconciliation reon reconcihlation ¬
ciliation claton Mr Phlpps wrote to tho Pitts Pittsburg Plt Pittaburg
burg man mn who has been bn transacting tmMctlng some somebuainesa somebusneM somebusiness
business busneM for him urging haste saying nayingWith AylnpWlth sayingVith
With my family I intend to sail si from fromNow fromNew fromNow
Now York for Europe > e in a 1 few day lys and andwill andwi andwill
will wi bo b gone until July JulyAn JulyAn JulyAn
An effort elort to t find fnd Mr 11 Pliipps in Pittsburg Pittsburgtonight Pltthurg Pltthurgtonllht Pittshurgtonight
tonight tonllht failed faied Ho 10 Is II wild to have been beenhere ben benhere beenhere
here within twentyfour hours houl hut he IB IBthought l lthoufht isthought
thought thoufht to havegone hvelone to Now York to make makepreparations mke mkeprepartloD makepreparations
preparations prepartloD for taking tklnl hinfamlly hhlfamly a nJrod nJrodO ajiroad ajiroadflu > road roadJ11G
flu O PACKING PIIIWl PLAT CLOSES CLOSESHill CIO ES
Hill 11 Kill rl No More Hog 10 Till Ti Meat Strike StrikeIMHer StrikeI
IMHer IMHerNEBRASKA I Is Onr OnrNEBRASKA her herNEBRASKA
NEBRASKA CITY Nob rob Jan Jln 30 3The 3TheMorn 30The 30TheMorton The TheMorton
Morton Morn Gregson Orgn packing pcking plant plnt in this thiscity thl thiscity
city has ha been bn so hard hit by the anti antimeat ant antimeat
meat agitation agitaton that the managers manngrs have havedecided havedecided havedecided
decided to cease cas operations opmtlon until unti the strike strikeis strke strkel
is l
over overNotcet overNotlce overNotices
Notices Notlce to t that effect elet were wer posted pete last lastnight lutnight lastnight
night and tho company will wi buy no more morelive morelve morelive
live lve stock stol until unti the agitation ceases ceasesThe co ceasesThe
The Te Morton Moron Gregson Oregon company compny Is one oneof oe oeof oneof
of tho tl oldest packing pcklnlcompnles packingcompantes companies along the theMissouri theUMourl theMissouri
Missouri River IU It business bUline was Wa con confined confine confined ¬
fined fine to the slaughter of hogs hog no cattle cattlenor O cattlenor lle llenor
nor sheep being blng killed kied The capacity capacityir
ir hI 2000 20 hogs hol a day and for months month the theplant theplnt theplant
plant plnt IIIH b been bn killing kiing fr6m fr m 1000 to 1500 11 100hogs 1500hogs
hogs daily dailyPaul
hOg daly dalyPaullorton dailyPatti
Paul Paullorton Morton president of the Equitable EquitableLife
Life Assurance Aumnc Society of New York Is IsInterested laIltrelle isinterested
Interested Iltrelle in the plintwhich plntwhlch was founded foundedby
by his Jl father fahertluu tho late lte J Sterling Sterlng Morton MortonIStRED Morton1rRED MortonINSrI1ED
IStRED 1rRED HIM 111 FOR A I UirLIO MIiLIONIIttsnurgUulTaio HIlION HIlIONlt UirLIOMttuburKOiifTalo
MttuburKOiifTalo lt blrcDulalo Co PuU ru It II Its President PresidentIn Prtld nt ntIn
In a Limited 1110 Clan ClanJohn Clail ClailJohn ClassJohn
John H I Jones Jone of Pittaburg Plttbulg head he of the thePlttaburgBuffalo tbePltlburKBulalo thePittsburgBuffalo
PlttaburgBuffalo PltlburKBulalo Company Compny has been beeninoured bn bnInaur beeninsured
insured Inaur in the Equitable Euitble for 1000000 It 81000000payable 1000000payable 000000pyahlt
payable pyahlt to the PitUburgBulTalo PittburgBIIalo Com Company Compn Cornpany ¬
pany pn George Gerge W Vanderbilt Vanderbit is the only onlyother onlyothtr onlyother
other person prn now known know to t carry cr so much muchin muc
in one policy pllC though thollb there th < r are ar several severalmen Bveral Bveralmen
men who carry car in the aggregate aggrgate a larger largeramount largeramount largeramount
amount of insurance Illrance The lato lat Frank Frnk H HPeavey HPeave IIPeavey
Peavey Peave of Minneapolis Mmneapoll carried a million milliondollar mlloD mlloDdollar milliondollar
dollar policy policyThe polc policyThe
The he PitUburgBuffalo PltthurpBulalo Company Comp has hasinsured ba hasinsured
insured Inure the lives lve of all its 11 officers oMcr and is isnow Isnow isnow
now paying pylnl to the Equitable Fultble Life more morethan mor morethan
than thn 120000 O a year in premiums premium IU IUvicepresident It Itsvicepresident
vicepresident Thomas TJom P Jones Jone and ad IU IUsecretary It itssecretary
secretary rtary and ad general manager manger David DavidG
1 Jones Jone are ar each ech Insured for 100000 100000while tOO 100000wjile
while wJle Edward Ewar F 1 Miller Mier assistant aistnt to toPresident t toPresident
President Jones and
Prldent Jone purchasing pUNhulng agent agentIs
Is insured InMu11 for 150000 150000As So i00O0 i00O0As
As the Equitable Juitble limit 1m I IU It risks raks to toS200000 t toNX1lXtO
S200000 SO on a single life le SHdOOOO so of the theJonen theJone theJones
Jones policy plc will IHJ distributed dlslrl ute In rein reinsurance relnlralc reinstlraflce ¬
surance surance4S stlraflceII4S lralc I IIUS
IUS 4S SLEPT lPT FOR Oi 16 DAYS DAYSMan DUSIan P4 VS VSMan
Man Who ho Went ent Front 101 South Carolina roln to toOhio toOhio 0 0Uhlo
Ohio to t Wrd rd lonR Ion I Unconscious UnconsciousToLrno nrontrlonTOLPDO non lonl lonlToLo
TOLPDO ToLo Ohio Jan 30 80PhysicIans Physicians and anddetectives anddetecthes anddetectives
detectives are mystified mysttd over oVlthe the peculiar peculiarcondition pculaI peculiarcondition
condition cndition in which J F Smlthwick Sithwick a awealthy awealthy
wealthy cotton merchant of South Sutb Creek CreekN Crk CrkC I
N C has 111 remained remalnt1 for two weeks wek at the theStar theHtll theStar
Star Htll Hotel here hereDuring her here1uring
During his strange lrnl sleep which began begansixteen bgn bgnIlxtfn begansixteen
sixteen Ilxtfn days ago Smlthwick has not notapoken notlpkln notspoken
spoken lpkln more mor than thll a dozen words wons and at atall atall atall
all times thnl seems stti to IK II unconscious Ilcon clolh Nurses Nurseshave Nurseshave ur 8
have hle been In constant attendance work workIng worklug worklug
lug under th the direction clrlclon of physicians physicianswho
who have ha been culled in to the
b1 clled see e pa patient patcnt patbnt ¬
tient tientIt
tcnt tcntIt
It was supposed IUPp when Smithwick wa wafound Wa wasfound
found unconscious in his hil room that tlt he hewas bewa hewas
was wa the victim vctim of gas gs A small amI gas gs jot jotabove jetahve jotabove
above ahve his bed b was Wa found partially partlal turned turnedon turne
on Yet physicians phy clals considered conidee It re remarkable re remarkable ¬
markable markble ilat that the victim was not dead deadconsidering deadcDlderlng deadconsidering
considering the length of time he re remained r tomained ¬
mained maine in the room rom with tho escaping escapinggas ecplncg
g gas Detectives Dtctve made an immediate immediatenvestlgatlon Imm lmtnpdlateInvestigation late lateInyetlgton
Investigation Inyetlgton of the case c and sought lught out outa
a woman womn whom Smithwick is ISllald said to have havecome hayecome havecome
come here her to meet mtet with matrimony matrmony In Inmind Inmind Inmind
mind No new Information was w gained gainedrom gainedfrom gainedfrom
from rom the woman however howeverSmithwick howeverSmithwick hOweverSmithwick
Smithwick formed the acquaintance acquaintanceof acuantano
of a Toledo Toleo girl through an advertise advertisement ndveltae ndveltaemtt advertisemerit ¬
merit mtt published publhe In a 1 matrimonial mtrimoial paper paperAfter ppr pprAftr paperAfter
After Aftr several sveml weeks correspondence rrlpondeno he hecame hecm hecatnip
came cm to Toledo and met hi his fiancee fan Ac According Aocrg According ¬
cording crg to t her statement they had hd planned plannedan
an early date dte for their marriage marriage1UTLITARY marriag marriagMILITARY marriageMILITARY
MILITARY LEAGUE LEAOrETODISOLVB LEAOrETODISOLVBW TO DISSOLVE DISSOLVEKins
King W of Greece Greecf Consents Comt to a Choose Cbooe an anExtraParliamentary a anExtraParllamentary
ExtraParliamentary EtPrUametr Premier PremierSpicial Premie Premie8pt PremierSpclat
Spicial 8pt Cubit Col Dttpatcft Dfp d 10 Tn T flDH flDHATHBNK 1t cw cwATHSNS
ATHBNK Jan Ja SO STe 30The The King Kg haaas haaastented huuMnt has as assented
tented Mnt to4ho tto to ho convocation convoton of the te Assem Assemly Am Ambl Assembly
bl bly ly and a be will wU appoint M 1 Dragouml Dragoumlto Drarum Drarumt
to t form for on a extraparliamentary exparlaent govern government goyer governmeat ¬
ment mentThe
tarily tr mentTe meatThe The Te dissolve dissolveMOZART dlMolveVOZAIT dissolveMOZART Military Mitar League Lge will wi then ten volun voluntarily volUJ1tr voluntrMv ¬
MOZART VOZAIT AND THE TIE VAIDS VAIDSHe UAfDSle
He le Came Cae and ad Wouldnt ouldt Co GOTr GoThey They Cried Criedfor Cre Criedfor
for Help at t Norma Nora Mutates MonroThe MutatesThe IuroiThe
The sight Algt of two to women leaning leenng from fromwindows trm trmwndows fromwindows
windows wndows of Miss lfM Norma Nor Munros Iunos flat ft at atsa atso
sa 0 West Fiftyninth street atret and the noise noiseof nois
of their 8ma screams attracted attmct the th attention attentionof attend on onof
of Policeman Polcmn Dolan and other persons personswho pern personswho
who were wer passing plllng that way wa yesterday yesterdayafternoon ySterl ySterlaftrnoon yesterdayafternoon
afternoon aftrnoon The women were wer maids mids em emloyed employed employed
ployed > by Miss IM Milnro llnro and they were lean leanng lon lonlng leaning
lng ng and shouting Ihoutng because bu Mozart Mozrt Rosen Rosenberg Rn Rnrg Rosenberg ¬
berg rg of OS Charlton street atrt had h forced tor hi hiway hs hsway his hisway
way into the flat lat and wouldnt woldnt get out outwhen outwhen outwhen
when they asked alkld him to Miss 11 Munro Munrowas 11uno 11unowas Munrowas
was not at home It was walllld walllldSly said saidSally saidSally
Sally Sly Laurika Lurikl and Irene M Unstron natron are areho ar arethe
the maids ald Mozart has been
fozrt 1 bn paying payingrene payingIene payingIrene
Iene Irene rene some lome attention athnton lately latly He called calledon calle
on SaturdayIiifiht SturaYlght Yesterday Yetera afternoon afternoonle ternon ternonhe
he le had some trouble In getting geting upstairs upstairlecause uptall upstairsbecause
because bOO ul the hall hll hoys watched watche him but butto buthe butho
he to finally succeeded uce and rang rg the bell bl of ofills ofMiss
111 Miss ills Munros flat fat on the sixth Ixth floor floorSally fior fiorly floorSally
Sally ly opened o nld the door She told Mozart Mozarthat Mozr Mozartthat
hat thft Irene was not at home He pushed pushedSally pushe pushedSally
Sally ly asidd Ild and stalked Il4lked into the kitchen kitchenwhere klthen klthenwher kitchenwhere
where wher he found Irene Irne There Ter was wa an anargument anargment anargument
argument argment which ended eded In the appearance appearanceof
of the policeman polceman Dolan Dlan Md said Ud appnc that Ut it re required r reqtilred ¬
quired qu a lot of persuasion ruuon to t get t Mozart Mocartto Mzt Mztto
to the te East Et Fiftyfirst Flttt street atet station 8tton where wherehe wher
he oooduct tuct aenduotim4 was w locked loked up charged cp with 1t disorderly disorderlyoooduct dsely dselytuct disorderlyaenduot
a
im4 5
SEINE H FALLING AND A PARIS GAY GAYhUT 1 1l j jnur
hUT SITUATW is DESPERATS DESPERATSI B
I Ix SEVERAL SUBURBS SUBURBSGcnnertlller SCJWIWSGcnnevtlllers
Gcnnertlller Oenne1len In the th Middle lddle of a Lake IakeMlu H HMiles RMile II IIOenne1len
Miles Mlu Wide iIdeSome IdeSome Some People Starving Ktartlnfbut liaMIRI liaMIRIblt
but blt Food I II Plentiful Plentnl In the City CityHood Cl CityFlood i
Hood Food May a Cause Political Polte Crisis CrlttfSpictal CrlslSplCnl CrisisSpectal
Spictal SplCnl Cattle Detpatctt Drpnlcl la Ir Tax TE SCH SCHPARIS St SrwPAnts
PARIS PAII Jan 30 IOTe 30The The Seine is I falling fallingtonight talsi talsitnight fallingtonight
tonight tnight but large areas area are not relieved relievedby rUee
by iU It recession reelon The situation Iltuatlon at Genae Genaevilllers Ge Gevllllera bane banevilliers
villlers seems f eml to be b worse than tha anywhere anywhereThe ahe
The entire entir commune cmmune which ha baa 12009 12009residents 120 13000residents
residents rldlnte is under water to depth vary varying Va varyIng ¬
ing from seven to t ten n feet fet The inunda inundation Inua lnundstion ¬
tion there ther is I fully three thr miles mlee wide and A it itIs I Ils ItIs
Is intersected Intcl et by dangerous dangeru current currentThe CUt currentsThe
The central part par of the district con caon only onlybe
be b reached reahe with wih large boats boatsNearly boat boatsNearly
Nearly ten tn miles mie of the eastern Cstm suburb suburbof lubl
of Paris are ar covered with water In I h hwest to 4r 4rwest
cover te teWl
west Wl t the level of tho flood fo has hi sunk lunk some somewbat 8m 8mwht sOmwhat >
what wbatIn wht whtIn
In Auteuil Auteul and Pay some of the street streetare It
are ar again available availble for traffic kme In I the theSt te teSt th thSt
St Germain Grain district In Paris the Rue RueBonaparte RueBnpart BuBonaparte
Bonaparte Bnpart and the Rue Ste Pores Perl and an t 111 111Quid the theQua
Qua Qul Contl Cont and Qua Qul Malaquals llaquls are ar now nowclear QO QOr QOoler nowclear r
clear oler Conditions Condition are ar becoming bt btIn better betterIn bett bettin
In the neighboring streets streetsThere streetsThere tret I
There Ther is no electricity elootrlct in a a large lrge largeand area areaand t tand
and many streets Itret are unlighted unllghtedCentral unlght unlightedCentral
Central Centrl Paris ParI had the appearaee appre appearaseetoday appearaeetoday
today rather of celebrating a Joyou Joyounational joytF joytFntonl joyotienational
national ntonl holiday holidy than of mourning mouc ail ailincalculable a iiincalculable
InO incalculable lculable disaster dlstel Brilliant Brilit weather weatheradded wet weatheradded
added to t report reprt of a consistent conistet r reo reosion rece receslon > >
slon III on of the floods fo excited exctd the spirit spiritof It srlMof
of the Parisians Parlelan to t a high pitch pith of gayetg gayetgEverybody gaye gayeEverybody
Everybody Everboy was wa outdoor outor Score 8 f7 a athousands tit titthousands
thousands thoUnd swarmed swared jubilantly jubilty orf o1 1 1quay bi biquay
quay quy sides suggesting a gigantic 7gat1W 7gat1Wlag gatli tt r rng
lag ng of tourists touristsThe tourillt touristsThe
The Tle crush csh of wheeled whele traffic to waa waamendou fc fcmendous < ecmendous
mendous mendou Every Ever cab and ad other otheT vetlol iehCithat vetlolthat e
that tt could be hired hir seemed sme to t > 9 JB JBstt iatibo iatibostreets taAstreets
streets stt together with wit a large lrgo lrgoof nui numVoc numVocof 4 4of
of private privat automobiles automoblee The river riverwas i rivers4s rivers4swas
was every ever ones goal gol and every evr evideae evideaeof eYe evid s sof
of the subsidence subsidenc of the te water wate was wa1 eager eage4y eage4yscanned T Tscanned
scanned scne and ad discussed dlle discussedThe r rThe
The troops tp were wer considerably conlderbt taxed taxedto
to restrain rtn the eagerness elerel of the c crow crowwhich crowd crowdwhich
which whic moving from frl place plo to place pl would wouldlave wol wotddhave
hve have lave often found progress prg difficult dlmct dlmctfor but butTor r rfor
for the military mltar cordons cordoD Toward Towar ovea oveaIng G eveaing
Ing the te people pple went to t their homo and acithe I andthe
the te streets strt were wer empty Three Thre of the thoclosed te teclos theclosed
closed clos bridge brd were wer reopened Iped and BOB BOBseems nO nooseems
to have suffered
seems emsthveaer in stability stabilityIf 1t1t
If the te decline dln continues cUnues as it ha b to today today ¬
day dy all al will wU be b well eU but there ter are ar likely likelyto Uke
to be fluctuation fuctuaOon For Fo instance lnto white whitethe wk wbflthe
te the Mime llme and Seine Bine which whic unite uite j j jual jualbefore Mt Mtbefore
befor before the te latter ltt enter entl Paris have hv falls fallsgreatly taU faUstgreatly
greatly gO the te Yonne Yone another anote affiueat affiueatof afltueeof u
of the t Seine Bbie ha b has risen slightly allghty today todayAlthough toda todaAlthough 1
Although it has not yet affected Park Parka
a 1 rise rl8 I la to be expectedif exttl a aec thaw thawco thawcoluddenI thawoosuddenly come comesuddenly P
suddenly luddenI and ad melt melt the snow aow in the Beaus Beaushighlands B Beauahighlands
highlands highlandsIn hlghlnd f
In the th meanwhile menwhle condition oondlto in Int tk tkcity the thecity
city cty have hn not yet greatly grtr Improved ImprovedThere Impr0e improvedThere
There Ther have hye been sudden disappearance disappearanceof dlspp
of the water wter in some me direction drlo and ad new D nowencroachments newencToachmenU
encroachments enooohet in others oe The T under underground ud undoesground
god ground railway riwy station atlonln in the te Square Su dtt dttTemple HTeple dtiTemple
Temple was w suddenly eudden swamped today todaythe t
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the water wter reaching Jong a depth dept of o nearly nearlytwentyfour nearh e etwentyfour
twetyfou twentyfour feet feet The T central cetr market markettoo
too were invaded invade today t and a quantity quantityof qutt
of provision prol lon were wer damaged dmge The Te Tement base basement basemont ¬
ment of the Louvre Lv department dertmet atora atorasuffered e atorssuffered
suffered aurer similarly similarlyThe lmllar
The Te depth of the water wtr in the te Place P Placedo Plaede
de lOp4ra lOpm Increased Inor and ominous omlnO oraok oraokare orsekaare
are visible vllbl In the immediate Imet neighbor neighboricod nelgb neighborshood
hood hoo of the te opera op house hO On O the teo thsother thsotherhand other otherland
land 11nd the te lake lke in front frnt of o the te St Bt Lassm Lassmstation l Iazarestation
station stton is diminishing diminising and the faubourg la laSt
St Antoine is I getting etn dry dryIt dr drI
It I I is hardly hrly necessary n to t say 8 that tt uadetv uadetvground u tmdeeground
ground Paris Pare 1 Is still al full of water wt Mere Heramd Be Mereand
and there tler a cellar oeUr has b been ben emptied epie but butthis hutthis
this tl la not n general geerl The T misery m of o tb tbefugeea u tao taorefugees
refugees rfugee and of householder houholde generally g
la I not mitigated mitgt and ad the te gravityof crvtro al tfc tfcituatlon U thsituation
situation situton Is not relieved relievedThere rlee relievedThere
There Ter is l serious aeloull distress dlstr in the t ub an suburbe ubirbs
irbs urb many ma persons pnona being bin Impriaoaed Im ImIn
in their their homes home with wih Insufficient Insuclet food foodThe r rThe foodThe
The work of rescue re proceeds pr without withoutdelay wit witbo witbodelay
delay It is l said ald that many man are a actually actuallystarving a actuallystarving
starving string at lacy JlY In some case o those thoseconfined to thoseconfined
confined rnfe to their houses hou refuse rfua to t leavo leavotheir l 1eavtheir
their homes and ad insist that tt food fo ba babrought bebrought >
brought brugbt to them themThe themTe themThe
The Te food fo supplies auppUe In the ct city are ar raore raoreplentiful moisplentiful
m
plentiful pltntul today tay The Government Oovernt Ooverntoler baa baaoffered ba baoffered
offered oler an abatement abatment In the te rate r O9 O9flour o o oflour
flour fou and other oter foods fo and has b instated instatedthat 1 insistedthat
that the railroads their
rila expedite exit telrap ship shipment shipmont
mont ant to the te cty city Paraffin Pa1 has also bees beesplaced b boseplaced
placed pl under a special apal rate rateThe rte rteTe rateThe
The Te pp prospects of o epidemic elelo dictum d diseasscontinue dictumcontinue
continue continu to t trouble tbl the te adminbtrattaa adminbtrattaaLeading alnI alnILng adm1nistratteeLoading
Leading medical authorities includtaProf
Lng medicl autortle includta inout
Prof Prf Roux Rux president prldet of the Pasteur PasteurInstitute Pa PaateurInstitute
Institute have drawn precise regula regulations zegtalations
Inttte hve daW up pr ¬
tions tlon which lc the police p1c will wl probably prbbQ rp to todirected bedirected 1
directed dir to t enforce enfor They The contain contl m mperatfve
peratfve pertve direction dlrlo to t boll bl all al water wt for fordrinking fe fordrinking
drinking and to abstain from fromeating frostssating
drking purposes pr a t ahtn t <
eating HUng raw rw vegetables vegtble The Th drying dtc as4 as4cleaning aMcleaning if ifcleing
cleaning cleing of cellar cllrs and other oter flooded floodedplace fo floodedplaces
place pla is enjoined eJoi as lwl sawell well a a as dUlnfectta dUlnfecttawith dlfe disinfecticewith
with It quicklime quicklimeCase quloklme quloklmeC quickilmeCases
Case C of robbery rbber continue cotinue to t bo b re reported 1 reported ¬
po ported especially epl in the te suburbs abu bob bobthere b bthere
there tbe Is nothing approaching apprn geaeral geaerallawlessness ce gecesallawlesentee
lawlessness I wlee Rescuer Re discovered de a thief1 thief1robbing 1Is1drobbinE el elrobbin
robbing robbin an abandoned abndoe house bO at Irry Irryand IY Xvryand
and In inthe the te fury fu of their ttlr indignation InKo hanged hangedhim b bangedhim
him from fr the Ivry hr bridge brd They T aufc aufchim eu euhim
him hm down do d however hoee before befo it wm was tea tealate t teelate
late lte thinking tnking that tht hi hs fright frgt wa probably probablyenough pr probblyenough
enough enouh punishment puehent The police poo aad aadgendarme aMgendarmeis
have arrested several thieve thieveThe thievesThe
gendarme edre hve
< al vr tn tnTe
The Te public have bn taken tke the te law lw into hit their thetcown t theirown
own a hand bnd more than t once oe where whe they theybelieved t tbaybeHaved
believed beUee tradesmen tdee were re exploiting exploltl tbe tbedlstresa t kedistress
distress dlatre They T have hve t usually uuy wrecked wb wreokedIe wreokedIeshops tbe tbeshops
shops so owned owe by b the offending oendn dealer dealerIt dasIesaIt
It I Is reported repoe that tt the te Government Oovrent leasjMd leasjMdof IO
scheme of two big dealer to make
of fa a dele a acorner I acorner
aleme o m
corner In potatoes potto In the te central ot market marketA m
A sharp ehr warning wrnin was sent st to the te teand saes saesand m mand
and they the were wer threatened thtned with wt proceeu proceeutlon pr proseenties
ties ton Potato Pott price prloe continue oontnu normal normalA noL noLA
A giraffe grre and two antelopea atelo a at the thehave te tebve ce cehave
have bve died de owing cng to t lack lok of food roo A Agiraffe bailw bailwgiraffe It t tgirfe
giraffe girfe wan coaxed coxe to a place plo of o safety safetybut safetybut f fbu
but bu the te cow OO dazed du by b terror teror stood a tco iM iMtnovable j jmoyablo
tnovable moble in the te water wter until utlt It died diedAngler de diedAnglers
Angler Ale who have bn been bee chaffed cefe far farconstantly feeontantly
constantly fishing fn in the t flood fo say y tkat tkatthey d tbttheyhavebad
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