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where he Mt than for imrii weeha
On Mi r.tnrn he took an e. tmrat at
IM Carlton Hones, adjoining tka Kits
Carlton, but went from there three
months ago to Sprint Lake. Mrs.
Marker haa dlrtdad her time between
this city and Harbor Hill lnoa.
Hit LAWYER HAS NO INFORMA
TION TO OIVI OUT.
w W cook of Ho 44 Walt atraat
who acta aa attorney for Mr. Masker
Ml la his eo-trostee In tka 1l arbor HIU
trust said to -dor whan aakad about
tha wheraabouta of Mr. Hank ay and his
ohlldran:
"t hers no Information to fire any
body about tha Mankara and. shall hae
none. I do not foal at liberty to dlaeuas
thslr affairs"
At tha offlea of tho Postal Talsajianh
Company Inquirers wars referred to
Mr. Cook, who, it was aid, would giro
oat "all naeaaaajT Information."
Officials of tho Hamburg--American
Company, whan aakad If Mr. Maefcay
had sngaged peeeaae on tho Imparator,
It Is sotnotlmoa tho eaaa that
sailing oa our ships ask ua
that wa ahall not mski tha news of
tbolr calling publVn. For that reason
wa cannot anawar auch a quaatlon."
MAO TO IUMMON CONSTABLE TO
RUT OUT BUTLER.
A weak ere a butler who had been
employed In the Harbor Hill Houee
Incs the tlsae when Mr. Marker Uveal
there waa peremptorily dlechargsd by
Mro Marker because ha waa aald to
be peddling Information to paraona In
How York Intereated In the stairs of
the household. He refused to leave,
saying that Mr. Maeksjr, who had em
ployed him, waa the only person who
had the authority ta diamine him.
Mrs. Maohay telephoned to Constable
Tiadall and tha butler was forcibly re.
wred to the sates ot the estats and
told to stay away. Me took a train for
few Tor and haa not been aeon In
eatyn Sin os. Ths Incident was ra
rded by rhe residents of Roalyn as an
lea that an a out situation waa
Henry W. Taft of Ho. 40 Wall street,
brother of former President Taft, Is
the attorney for Mrs. Maokay, and all
Inquiries regarding the aaillnr for Bu
rets of her huobaad and ohiidren, be
renal her statement to Hie Srenlnr
World, ware referred to him by her,
02 CHILDREN FALL
INTO CELLAR WHEN
GRATINGBREAKS
Crowd. .Watching Injured
Negro Lad, Receive Cuts and
Bruises of Their Own.
Fried berg's
Madlaon avenue.
The Injured tad.
wash a out aa has soak more tana a
aeaaa persona, mainly ahlMrea. wore
precipitated Chroma a grating to-day
and received euta at their own, Tha
haatdent issaiisd ta front of Da eld
tailor Shop at Ha. MM
war bad bean Mt with a atone la a
toast battle, waa rant lata the tatter
shop by Piassmaa PssMsk Keotor of
atath street etatlaa to h
' fata tUm' mmm9 ' tMa
are ass wound
ia feet eojuare.
In front of tha window.
pate and rrtaht, half
into the bale to tha
Of Ho.
aad Tedrty-aret
r. waa faaad at
can bv
The lad was moat
with
He waa taken to Harlem Hos-
petal In aa ambulanoa.
waa needed treatment
wean O'Brien
as. forty years old. of Ho
Mast Oaa Hundred and Thtrtjr-Oret
No. IM Park
of Ho. Mil
hra, of Ho. I Beat
One Hundred aad Thirty-first street
Harris Dealer, eight, of Mo. U Bast
Oaa Hundred and Thlrty-dlrst street.
Thomas Hauls, nine, of Ho. MeT
Madlaon avenue.
William Turnbull. fourteen, of Mo. 41
One Hundred and Thirty-first
After their euts and bruises were
dressed the Injured were taken to their
homea. The accident created tre
mendous excitement for blocks around
and it was nsoaseary to sail out the
police rearrvFa to handle the big crowd.
The rumor spread that doaens of per
aona had been killed In the oollaoae of
u building and It waa an hour before
people ceased coming on the run from
all directions.
THE BOSTON TEA PARTY
MAY BE RE-ENACTED HERE.
Uncle Sam Will Dump 100,000
Pounds of Cargo In the Bay If
It Hf Not Exported Saturday.
Repeutlon of the Boston tea party.
this time In New Tork harbor, he
came a possibility to-day when 8ec-
rotary of the Treaaury McAdoo In -
Structed the New York Collector of
tusioms tj ln.onn i arier juacy at o
, J"'1" ' "'; ,nl , "
twunua . roro.o-. .. revenew wa-
cause 11 laueo h rests ens ein.mra.
ka, an .1 ar.Arta4 I . , M , sawnl U , ln.'uu
"7 see. i
June SB, 11 in h aummariir aumpeu
..7. . t- " . , . - J . .. jr.
Tort. BoanJ ..f Aupralsere condumnad
tha tea: the Importera mane vain ap
plication for a r-hearlng; were allawed
Ma msnthe to comply with the esporta
tloa order: brought Injunction pro-
am wore Anally reversed by
Jaaa at tha
Anna Millar, eleven, of
Mhurh MeXeowu, twelve,
aVdfhth avenue.
- Msbard hfcHala
MTNAB IN NEW
RAPS
M REYNOLDS DEFENSE
IN WHITE SLAVE SCANDAL
Ex-Dislrict-Attorncy Says Peo
ple Should Know Whether
Justice Can Be Choked.
HE CRITICISES WILSON.
President Confers With Attor-ney-Gcneral
on Appointment
of a Special Prosecutor.
SAN FRAN Ol BOO, June 26. John
L. MoHab, whoao real nat Ion aa
United States District-Attorney was
accepted by Preaident Wilson in a
curt lettsr of reproof, ropllea la what
he calls "a double broadside to settle
the wools thing."
The Preaident has accepted my
realfnatlon and the Incident la
closed," says MoNab. "Bran tha
eminent respectability ot the Presi
dent and hla fulsome but necessary
cert Wests of character to bla Attor-noy-aenors.1
cannot change the facta.
"The Attorney General atatee that tils
reaaona far continuing the cemlnettl-
Dtrr oases waa that tha ecretary of
Labor desired the presence of Commis
sioner Camlaettt, the father of one of
he defendants, Why, than, did he In
sist upon continuing the ease aralnat
the defendant Diana, whloh had noth-
lav to do with Mm oaae of Carninetll,
who waa aaparatety indicted T
"The excuse riven for the contlnu
anee of tha trial of the Western Fuel
defendants la that the Attorn ay -General.
I who had a secret and pilings aonferwaoe
with thaee def andante and their attor
ney, waa fearful that they micht he oon
rloted and that poasably they aright be
A Yd) MVIIYNOI.OS HAO IN
ADVISED OP PACT.
they shouM
tried. If ths
Attarnsr Oanaral ean thua declare man
Innooent la apHa of ovsrwWmlag wri
Seats ssthsnlllil ta two errand Juries,
ha ean aa easily declare men guilty
aajatart wham there la no
"it the Aetarnar Oanaral la ta ha
atltutad a oourt tor ths trial of facta,
tho Constitution to
If rash and IrafhientM
atah powerful peUnoM
ean rain aeoess to the ear at
throttled aad juatloe oboked, then
to IHne that tha Asairtoan people
should know N.
"The Attorney q metal had before ham
nay rspintad warninra that political oar
ruattoa waa at work; that aubornatloa
of perjury had been practiced, and
that at to OamlnettUOlggs oaaas were
continued the avldenoe wouM be de
stroyed and that the power of the Oov-
U eonvtot would have dlaap-
Ha waa Informed that thle
office would bo directly charged with
corruption if tho eases were postponed.
With Indifference to the rights of this
offlee and tho honor of the
ot Juatloe, ha saatlausd tha
autumn.
Tho President aanounoea that tha de-
Wtll be rushed In
ta try these oasss. Why la It
necessary la hasten now when It su
unnecessary to make haste a week ago?
If It was right la May to tall me to pro
ceed 4 Is wrong in Juno ta teal me to
atop. If It waa right In June to tell me
to stop It is now wrong to say that ths
cases must Immediately proceed.
"To-day I am driven to cult this of
floe because my self-respect will not
e alter delay. To-morrow the adminis
tration will hastily proceed with the
trial because It fears It will lose the
publlc'e reaped I waa ordered to poet.
pone until autumn' and realgned be
cause I would not obey the Attorney.
Oeneral's order to delay, Now with
furious haste aad the ezprnslvs at
tendance of some speolal counsel ths
administration Is to rush to an early
trial. Soma special counsel la now to
be retained for a princely fee to do
what my ufllce would have been able
to accomplish aa a matter of official
duty. Tha maas of svldeni-e accumu
lated through months of toll may no
be used to force a eonvlctlon of thaee
guilty defendants.
"This matter haa never bean one of
personality. It la a'.mply a question of
principle. If my resignation from of
floe and the consequent rousing of pub
11c opinion will aocompllah the reault of
convlotlna these flagrant offendera
against the lawa of the country, .'tan
I will feel that tbs effort has not been
In vain."
WILSON CONFERS
WITH M' REYNOLDS
ON THE SCANDAL.
WAflHI.VQTON, June B. -President
- 1 Wilson and Attorney-Oeneral M I try
nolda lutd an early conference to-day to
1 aalect a special proeeoutor for the Cain
j Inettl-DlggS white elave cases and th
, ; vftatern Kuel Company Indictments In
the federal cour.a In ilan Pranclnt.
WM ,,, an sa,nuMMs would
i b. nirtde b,for, tn, Wlll 0 lh, j,y.
I
1 u 4-reatdeiit Wilson's Intention to
aeire Francis J. Heney If pomlble to
1 ssssiairr ae.irabie be suae he haa no
I IJ""t'l-al Itiim-als with the Admlnlatra
tion. Matt J riuluvan and Thomas
liayden alau are under consldsratloa
ttaprssentatives Kent and Baker have
been mentioned as uosslbls selecUons
for prosecutors Secretary Lane, a per
sonal friend of lleusy's, has been aakad
tasA
it
BROADSIDE
to oaa Ms Influence to ret the lawyer to
undertake the work.
With th selection of a proeeoutor and
MoNab'e reotgnataon the White House
will conalder tho noted oases a closed
Incident.
KAHN TO INSIST ON OtTTINO
ALL THE APERB.
Hipreaauuttre Kaem of California
declared to-dar that ha waa etIU of the
opinion that the House should require
praduotton of all of the papers In tha
Rspreaentsnre Hlneheugh de-
la red hlmeelf eatUOad with tha an
ent that rhe oaaee would he
at once and wall not urre a
report by the Rules Committee on hla
resolution proposing an Investigation by
ths House Judtclery Oornmtttee.
One thine that was being atronrly
smphaalaed In Administration circles
to-day waa tha President's atronr and
emphatle Indorsement of hla Attorney
Oeneral when he declared himself set-
McFtsynokU's oouree was
"prompted by sound and latpartlal
Judgment." J
It waa Intimated shot below the aur-
face of the entire affair wars Influences
which bare not been uncovered hut
which may yet be. The fact that the
entire attaefc haa been oonoantrated on
McReynolde haa oauoad the President
to snake Inquiry aa to what was realy
behind the whole affair, and It la expect
ed that after tha trials ore under way
re may be sornethlng fort ho wi ana
from the Whtte Houee along thle Una.
CHICAGO, Jane St. Pranols J. Ho
ney of Cal'fornla la on a train between
Chlcaffe and Los Anrelee and haa not
yet been reached by telegrams from
here It la reported that President Wil
son telegraphed aaklnf If ha would ac
cept the appointment aa special prose
cutor In the Western fuel and Dlgge-
Oamlnsttl
SENATE DEFEATS
SULZER BILL FOR
to prevent delay la tha construction
of tha Barge Oaaal by reason of the
purchase by the abate of eeveral toll
bridges; to reorganise the eXats Archi
tect's offloe and plana It upon a de
partmental beats; to exempt from tho
provisions of the law prohibiting
bakeries to he located In collars In the
future those buildings the construe
tion of whloh haa already ben begun
for wnlon cellar aahsrlss ware
planned, and to permit railroad cor
porations la Brooklyn to owa shares
of stooh In railroad terminal corpora
tions whoae property la located in
Brooklyn.
Bills carrying out the Governor's
ndetlona were Introduced in
ouses. but were not accompanied
by emergency messages. Without
emergency meseagea bllla must Us on
members' desks for three davya before
they nan he anally acted upon. The
failure at the Baaoutlve to accompany
requests with emergency messages
waa considered by the Legislature aa
an Indication that the Oovernor le not
anticipating aa early adjournment
Ths Bapublloaa Senators today Issued
this statement:
The Republican Senators tn confer
ence, recognising the great punuc ne
cessity ot legislation on primaries and
elections, to correct existing wrongs.
unitedly declare their readiness to sup
port any fair Mil from any source
which does not abolish ths State con
vention, and for that purpose to unite
with other Senators and confer with
the Aaaembly as a means of obtaining
.sonahle legislation on this euhject
The minority at this Urns protests
again at ths Governor's course in fall
ing to promptly communicate to thu
Legislature now convened In extraor
dinary session the subjects which he
desires considered. By this delay he has
kspt the Legislature In Idle seaeion for
more than a week at large expense to
(he Treasury and at the cost of further
demoralisation to public business."
FIRE10AT W. J. GAYN0R
LAUNCHED AT ELIZABETH.
Miss Marian, Daughter of the Mayor,
Christened the New and
Powerful Vessel.
Miss Marlsn Oaynor broke a tootUe
of wins ovsr the bows of the now fire
boat for iNww York City and christened
the boat William J. Oaynor, aftsc her
tauter, aa the craft, to-day. el XI into
the water from the yards of ths Now
Jersey Dry Do ok and Ifhrnbutkllng Com
pany at Elisabeth, N. J.
Commissioner Joasph Johnson went
down on ths Are boat Near Yorker with
a party of Now York offlotala Mlaa
Oaynor want on the New Yorker. With
the party were: Deputy Commissioner
Alvaney, Chaplain MoUoan, Alderman
Hlgglns and others.
In length ovsr aU ths boat will be 111
feet with tO-foot moulded beams, and
her draught nine feet. 8he Is to bs
ritted with compound engines of tto
horss power. Ths pumps will discharge
9,000 galluos of ti a gtlwUta al e
pressure of ISO pounds to - the square
Inch. While not ths largest or longest
the William J Oaynor will ha the most
powerful boat of the fleet. The coet of
the new boat wlU be tU.7w.
DIRECT PRIMARIES
MRS. DOLL, WHO CHOSE
CITY LVXVRY INSTEAD
OF JUNGLE HUNTING.
a? -'.!SMlaW
naVa' -amPanB
SHAVE AND A HAIR CUT
COST EXPLORER A BRIDE
While Millward Saw Barber,
Jokers Stole License and
Ring, and Girl Lost Nerve.
Far from being somewhere in the
wilds of Honduras, ignorant that his
fiancee had Just been married to an
other man, Russell H. Millward, ex
plorer, waa found resting comfortably
In aa apartment of the Hotel a. nana Is
to-day.
Mr. Millward had Just learned from
the newspapers that Miss Madeleine
Sylvester had become Mrs. Charles B.
DolL But ho did not 1st himself become
perturbed at the news.
Tm not surprised art anything hap
pening tn this oraay city," he said.
So long as I am la the Jungle things
go vary quietly and comfortably with
me. But aa soon aa I come back ta
etvUlsatloa I gat It from all aides at
"I suppose It's rust this: Mlaa Sri-rev
tor found after thinking It over and I
don't Mama her that the excitement
and variety of life here suited her feat
tsr than hardtack aad beans with me
la the Jungles of Honduras. Of course
aba couldn't let me know she bad
changed her mind. When I am explor
ing I am sometimes beyond ths reach
of the malls for ths better part of a
year.
"Just the same she came extremely
cloee to marrying roe. We went to the
City Hatl about a year ago and got the
license and were going to have the
Mayor marry ua right then. But I
thought It waan't showing much re
spect to my brlds to bs married with
out a clean shave. So we put It oft
till evening to give me time to get a
shave and a hair-cut.
"About half-past seven, when every
thing waa ready, some friends of mine
thought It would be a good Joke to
ateal the license. Tbey broke Into my
apartment and stole the license and
the wedding ring. There was no wed
ding that night Neat morning Made
leine had sort of lost her nerve. I guess.
Anyway I sailed without her."
Mr. Millward said ha had arrived tn
town Bunday and might start again for
Honduras to-day or to-morrow.
Mr. Millward brought with him from
Ilonduma some rare pieces of Maya
sculpture which will go to th Amer
ican Museum ot Natural History.
$3.50 to St.Oo
WEEN QUeLITY BOOT SHOl
82 West 84th Street
WfsVe srkssss a H'sssW ass Sw M4aw
MAN CHARGES
PLACED BEFORE
THE LEGISLATURE
Gov. Sulzer in Special Message
Transmts Papers Filed by
Bar Association.
URGES INVESTIGATION.
Case Will Go to a Joint Com
mittee to Formulate Rules
of Procedure.
AiLMANT, Juno . Oov. Hu'.xer to
day transmitted to ths Legislature a
report of the Grievance Committee ot
the Bar Association of New Tork con
cerning the charges prsfsrred against
Supreme Court Justice Daniel P. Co
halan by John A. Connolly. Ths Gov
ernor recommends In a special message
a thorough Investigation of the charges.
Connolly, a New Tork contractor,
charged that Juattce Cohalan before hla
elevation to the Supreme Court bench
accepted approximately 51 per cent, of
profits Connolly realised from city
work obtained for him through Co ha
lan' s Influence.
Hearings on tho charges were held
before the Grievance Committee of the
Mew Tork Bar Association, but Justice
Cohalan refused to appear, claiming
that tho committee had no Jurisdiction.
Subsequently hs requeeted Gov. Sulaer
to present the entire matter to the
Legislature.
Ths data brought out before the Griev
ance Committee waa placed before the
Governor to-day by Elnar J. Chrystle.
Its secretary, who went over the papers
and evidence with the Bxecutlv.
WHAT OOV. SULZER SAYS IN Hit
MK88AQE.
In hla mssaage to-day requesting ac
tion, by the Legislature, Oov. Bulaer, af
ter quoting from Justice Cohalan's let
tsr asking that the Executive rsfsr ths
charges to the Leglrlature, says:
"On Juns M, VtU, I received a report
In writing with exhibits thereto an
nexed from the said Committee on Griev
ance ot the Association of ths Bar of
ths City of New Tork respecting this
matter, and I considered It proper that
ths same be Immediately tranamltted to
ths Legislature lor appropriate action in
the premises.
"Accordingly, J herewith transmit to
this Legislature, and as part nt this
message, at this Urns, copies of ths
said report of the said Grasvaacs Com
mittee, tsajether with exhibits, and re
spectfully suggest that pursuant to
Article VI., Section 11, of the Constitu
tion, and lbs other provisions of law
that may ba applicable thereto, ths
same receive the Immediate attention ct
thle Legislature, and that a thorough
and exhaustive Inveotlgatlon and ex
amination be made and the true facie
ascertained; that fair and full oppor
tunity for their prsaentatlon be given
all the parties Intereated, Including the
repreesntatlvss of the Bar Association
of tho City of New Tork. and tint after
such examination and hearing, In ac
cordance with the Constitution and tin
lawa ot ths Stats of New York, this
Legislature take such action In ths
pre ml see as shall ba deemed wise,
proper and expedient"
After the meesags hsd been rsad In
tbs Sonets and Assembly It was re
ferred to the Committees en Judiciary
without comment.
ASSEMBLY TURNS DOWN SEN
ATE RESOLUTION.
Latsr ths Senate adopted a concurrent
resolution providing for ths appoint
msnt of thrus Senators and three As
semblymen to formulate rules ot pro
cedure " for the removal of Daniel F,
Cohalan from the offlcs of Supreme
Court Justije." Ssnators Murtagli, Pol
Now for vacation shoes with rub
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We have a variety of smart, dainty
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Also an exceptionally desirable
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Every one has the unusual Queen
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lack and foots wars named as ths Bsn-
ste Committer.
When the reaolutlnn reached llM A
eembly th badere there discovered
that the SSwStS resolution hsd been
drafted from the form of resolution
useJ In the rase of Justice MtOher after
tho preliminary Investigation f hc -'
cmbly Judiciary f'ommlttee Thle wa
I not satlafaclory to the As-emMy lMa
, ers. who declsred It wsa In tbe form of
prejudging Cohalan's rase They re
fused to concur and referrcu th I reao
lutlon to the Judiciary t'ommlltee.
Late this aternnon the Aaeembly con
sidered Its reference to the Judiciary
Committee and adopted t sub-rosolutlon
for that which the Sena hsd sent over
earlier In the day.
The Assembly reaolut on provides that
ths messago be referred to a committee
composed of throe Senators and three
Assemblymen "to pre are rules snd pro
cedure for further action thereon, the
rommlttep to report to their respective
houses as eoon as convenient."
A. J. Levy, J. I j. Patrle and Simon
Adler were named as the Assembly
committee.
ORTY-TWO COUNTS IN REPORT
OF GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE.
The report of the Orlevance Committee
contalna forty-two counts, all of which,
It states, ere sustalnsd by "prima fads
evidence." It adds, however, that the
Grievance Committee "has been unable
to obtain any evldenca to the contrary."
The forty-two counts contained In the re
port simply review the affirmative testi
mony adduced at the bearings
A portion of one of the "findings"
reads: 'Bald Cohalan had been active In
the Democratic party and la the or
ganisation known as Tammany Hall In
the city ot New Tork for a long time
prior to November, 1101, and at that
time he was wsll known ns a person who
had Influence over m embers of that or
ganisation and ovsr such of them as
might hold public office."
"Daniel P. Cohalan," the report con
tlnuea, "In November or December, MS,
offered to said John A. Connolly, to use
his Influence with and thereby obtain
orders from city officials for work '.o be
done and materials to be furnlahod by
the Victor Heating Company provided
he received one-half the stock of ths
said company ae a conelderatlon there
for. This proposition was refusd by
ths company, but thereafter It whs
agreed between Daniel F. Cohalan mid
the aald company that ho would use
his influence with the President of the
Borugh of Manhattan for the purpose
of obtallnng for the said company or
ders fromTlty officials for work to bs
done and materials to be furnished by It,
and that In consideration of Daniel v.
Cohalan's use of his said influence for
that purpuss he was to receive 51 ;.er
cent, of the net profits earned by the
said company upon the aald orders."
Ths report of the Bar Association
makes no recommendations.
"VOTES FOR WOMEN" VALID.
Illinois Attorney-Oeneral I'pholds
Bill Recently Paeeed.
SPRLNOnELiD, 111., June B In an
opinion rendered this afternoon, Attorney-Oeneral
Lucey finds that the
woman's suffrage bill, as passed by ths
Leglslaturs, Is not unconstitutional, al
though he finds some objections to It
Oov. Dunne will sign ths bill. at 10
o'clock to-morrow morning.
LBTT1WO WELL EJOUOH Al.OSK.
I IV m the Wssbisttoa Htsr. )
"I am going to maka that boy stop
wttlstllng!" said the nervous man.
"Don't. If you kn.'W the words of
that song you'd be thankful to let him
whlstls It Instead of singing It."
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Uf IB nsl aasasj awrrisiow. ai awT
19c
. Osrtlaaell aad ISBth Street assess soon srsrr seeskts aacll it
all ear s torso soon SotureW STsMaaa on til 11 s'sleefc.
M BARCLAY STREET
Corner West Broadway
CORTLANDT ST.
Cerrsu Charch Street
fash Row and Nassau St,
At City Hall Part
400 BROOME ST.
CsffwMV CsMrtlf StMSt
LAW IS BROKEN
AT RACE TRACKS,
SULZERDECLARES
Orders Nassau District-Attorney
to Prosecute Individuals
and Associations.
A i.han T. June ?r,.--aov. Suiter to-day
sent a letter to Charles N. Wys-tng,
District-Attorney of Nassau County,
saying that after sxamlnlng the nstl
mony taken before Judge Niemann rela
tive to gambling at Belmont Park and
Piping Rock race tracks, hs 1s con
vinced that ths antl-gambllng laws
"have been openly violated." Judge
Niemann, as a committing magls'cats,
at Mlneola yesterday, threw out ot
court the proceedings brought by tho
District-Attorney based on sllegatluns
by private dstectlves that they had
placed bets with bookmakers.
Ths Governor calls the sttentlon of
the District-Attorney to certain sections
of the Penal law concerning gambling
and directs him to "take Immediate ac
tion against ths proper Individuals, cor
porations or associations who have vio
lated tha law In this or In any othtr
particular." The. Oovernor declares he
will hold the District-Attorney "strictly
aocountabis for the performance of his
duty."
GOVERNOR'S ORDER
FAILS TO REACH
NASSAU OFFICIALS.
MINFXJLA. June 25 District-Attor
ney Charles N. Wysong of Nasaau
County, who, according to reports from
Albany, has been ordered by Oov. Sui
ter to prosecute the Belmont Park man
agement for allowing betting, based on
the evidence put In by Hums s oper
atives. In the employ of a New York
newspaper, was not hers to-day or at
hla home or hla office In Port Washing
ton. It la not known if he hae received
the communication from the Oovrrnor.
It Is expected that, under the orders
of the Governor, Mr. Wysong will
plttce he operatives and others under
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind firing Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Essily
Hero's a chance. Miss Krrckle-Face, to
try a remedy for freckles with the guar
antee ot a reliable dealer that It will not
cost you a penny unless it removes the
freckles; while if it does give you a dear
complexion tbe expense is trillion.
Simply get an ounce of ot bine double
strength from Riker-Hegeman Drug
Stores, sntl a lew applications should
show you how easv it is to rid yourself
of the homely freckles end get a beauti
ful complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask tbs druggist tor tbe
double strength otbine, as his is tbe pre
scription told under guarantee of mone
back il it tails to remove freckles.
and Atlantic Ocean, Carter Island, N. T.
Tra4e Mark.)
Soeclal lor Thursday
Suggestion lor Tbursdiy
MKXK N STVI.K fKCAN KISSES gee
real eaear eaiue aaa uaiun
&nB 29c
Had Sal.
no esiaal.
ron
SOS BROADWAY
Corner Fatten Street
147 NASSAU STREET
Between Beoktnaa 0 Santas 9s
IM W. lUtk STREET
aV s
Just
East si Esjkta Avssass
W. SSIft STRUT
Eaai al Soak Aseaat
evidence against the man aa
the park managsrasnt to she
Jury )
Sheriff DeMett wsa at BeltroM
this sfternoon In charge of deputies
haa en dutv there. After ha left
a letter bearing the Imprint of ths
ecutlve office and postmarked Alb
arrived and was put on hie desk a watt
Ing his return.
MORTGAGE WAS A Ml
Waasnn BegaeatheS flOMO
That Does Rat Balet.
The non-exlstsooe of a tlo.em mortgag
referred to In ths curious Will of
late Klara Simon, ?-ho died four
ago, Is held to b ;ood cauas far
firming the accounting of the estats '
the sister of ths decedent In a rept
filed wit Surrogate Cohalan to-day by
Leslie J. Tompkins. Mr. Tompkins
appointed referee In ths rase when
Congregation Talmud Thorah
Avorhom, the Bronx, objected to
accounting made by Mre. Caroline
mon of Philadelphia, tbe dead won
sister, who reported finding no mort-l
gage auch aa the will directed be turned
over to the Synagoxue.
Ths wilt of Mrs. Simon was an
document, curiously drawn, but In
which there -raa nothing that proved a
bar to' its belnx probated. One of the
benueata waa lio.oos to "Mllstsr Ike,"
who proved to be Isaac Stolow'taky.
cook at the Lebanon Hospital.
Princess pat .ot engaged,
Official Denial Made ot Story
LONDON. June 13. An official de'l
was given this morning to the
that Princess Patricia, daughter
Duke of Connaught, Oovernor-)
ot Canada, was engaged to be
to Prince Adolf Frledrlch, heir to
German Duchy of Mecklenburg-Strelltx.
The Man who pal tte
E E s In F E E T. i
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Look for this Trade-Mark
Picture on the Label
when Imying
ALLEN'S FOOT-EASC
The Antiseptic Powilrr to he shahs
into the shoes for Tender, Achini
(Swollen Patt Tlue standard fm
Ifor the feet for a Quarter Century.
10,000 tcstimor.inls. Sold everywhere,
:5c Simple PRIM AiMrese,
ALLEN S. OLMSTED. La Ray. PL V.
2 far 25c
A very pope lac shape th art! be in steles
so song, not ko radical ts
i tmt a mtm
like
Idefilver
Qollam
With Linoeor d Unbreakable Buttonholes
oeo. p. ide a co.
ALSO MAKERS Or IDS SHIRTS
TKOr. N. V.
Ask Vow
Dealer
far a
"Storm
Umbrella
YOU SIMPLY PULL IT
BACK il tftf ami tmrn$
it 'auidt out.
A Mew one K .the Wind
Cost '1.00 Upward
ON SALE gValtrWHalHB.
Miller Bros. & Co.
Bole Haaufavtereee.
362 Broadway, New York.
I' rmr Staler dom nut sbu Ihsai wilts aa
SBORT
STYLISH COLONIAL nJaO?
SPANISH etEELS MM
SHOES and OXFORDS
AT VARIOUS PRICES
J. GLASSBERG.
2 STOKES-CAlALOOUg "V" MSB
L8 3d Are., N.Y. 1225 W. 424 St
eear lath SL West of roar.
8lmply add
a deeh of
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WORCESTERSHIRE
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Imported Absolutely!!
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