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WaeMfsn- Tha Forwlsa Off!
Ml mn srhefber Count ran Bernstorit,
ths German AmbmaaMor U lb
IttM hu privately dlerussad the
Ml situation with Beertary
Bryan, bat tt he hu dona aa the dis
suasion in at a wbollr saofflsial
harastsr.
MIMOH PORtlON OrnCK DE
NIK PA! MEETING.
FARM. July Tf.-Th Praoch forwlsn
flic announoaa that no aaeh meeting
of inrtnruiWN a tha aowara o
consider tka Maxloan sttuatloa aa ra
partad from Mesleo City hu baaa h14
In tha Prnch oapltaL Ofttotal here
kaaw of no occurrence of a aatura to
lira rlaa to auch a statement
HOW AMBASSADOR
EXPLAINS HIS VISIT
TO THE MEXICANS.
MEXICO C1TT. July IT A formal
statement waa issued from tha Ameri
can Embassy to-day relative to Am
aaaaador Wilson' departure In ordar
to aat a raat many wild rumora. Thla
statement declared.
"The Aaaoaaeadar'e trip to Washing
laa la aolaly far tha purpoaa of plae
IM before tha Admlnlatratlon eaeet
Information In a th 'mush way teia-
tjve t tha existing sltsatioa la
ainloo. Tha trip baa thla purpoaa
a.id no othar. Construetioo abould
not ba plaosd otherwise Tha A
baaaador aspects la return Immedl
ataly after bla eonfsrenr with tha
President, poaalbly within two week
Bta Wlta will aooompany him and
raturn with him."
WAg. STREET.
clearing. Trading tn tha laat
WM on a vary amall acala, but
eagged under praaaura toward
Sia alaaa. Calif. Patrolaum aold at
M and closed at l-a. showing a laaa
af a palata over night Canadian Pacific
atoaad at U 1-4, a Cecllae af i :-d. Union
biaWo, Ms l-a, loaa of 1 point, whlla all
fcoaka showed daollnaa from 1- to 1 1-4
Patau at th eloe.
Tha trading during tha ftrat fw
tolnutss waa again Influenced by tha
iarslgn taadancy. and our prloaa at
opening followad tha London laad
ay. Canadian Paelfla pan ad 1 1-4
U down, with fractional loaaaa
Wcordad In Union ParkSc, Reading and
laaaL Pluoluatlona aftar tha Aral faw
dUaa war Irraa-ular. aoma laauaa mek
M darati gain, whlla other ahowad
Maawaaad weakness, with moot at
Wttaa attracted to tha aharp broah
Calif. Petroleum laauaa.
Tha aommon stock, which eloaad at
B. fall to 14ft. and a loaa of I
MM waa aaatalaad In tha prafarred
Wash- Whlla thla waa la progress
LU. Mkal waa bain traded In vary
wj. Soma 10,000 aharaa or ovar
Paa baa ant by on firm, advancing tha
U IIH Thla halpad to maka tha
What strong and active, ralalng prlaaa
It around. California Patrolaum re
BjBBaa I H point of IU aarly loaa aad
Mm war aatabllahad above tha aloa
Jaf level of yaatarday bafor noon,
VMS tha market bsoaia dull aa th Aa-
1 o'clock fractional decllnea
bak alaaa, aad California Petroleum
Wat attacked again and aold down to
B, aad Canadian Paclfio aold at
tt-a. Union Paclfio at IM i i uthar
Ms ware ataady.
OlaaiMa Wheat Market.
MM
8K.
T ass MS Z
os oz m i4i
"HELLO, SWEETHEART!"
COSTS MASHERS $20 EACH
Youths Who Accosted Girls on
Street Abo Get Beating From
i Aged Father.
Tha market prlea of the words "Hello,
want up ti tlO a word In
the
Court to-day. Maglatrate
taxed Charlea I'urtin and Jaok
V aa, . ojng bookkj n, that amount
sash for addressing Mlaa Leonora Dun
as sad bar pretty ooualn, Laiura Oroes-
barser, la thla worn aalutation of tha
asaahar. Beside the fine. Curl In and
Ulman had danta on their facea and
baaSs from a oana used by William
Daaeaa, tb agd but active parent of
MaS) Dsn can.
Th Incident oocurnu laat night when
Mm girls ware walking on Ijenox avanu
at On Hundred and Twenty-ninth
street. Mr. Duscan waa limping along
Sky fast la the rear. At the ournrr
Curtln and Ulman. who live In the
nalgbhnrknnrl, ambled alongalda the
girls sad apoka to tham. They ran buck
to Mr. Duncan. Ha felled both masher
with his oana, but tbay got to their
feat aad turned on tha old mas. At
thla Juncture Policeman Nolaa hap
we CtaataT QaataMaaa.
fatoSaVeav wan ess alatoat, tomst sad ka
ham af Sates lot w-asr sad tat est these
taanjsnd vSb lesMsoai's cfcahvj pfiaa:
EiT" 35 S3 Sir
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ALL CABINET OFFICERS
EXCEPT BRYAN MANAGE
Tl
nOUTilT OP BTATB
BBTAB Mm bom a
at 4.ooo a paari Bad
alary of nil.000 a yeas
Hot
Cabinet
Offlwj
Ure.
IIOUTABT OP TBBAaV
trmr pj-asoo At th
Army aad Mary Club.
iiohtiit or WAS
ABBiaoa la a Bve-
n omtajIt" 'or matt
DIITILI Oomfortabla
houaa with grosses aa
adffa of tow.
ATTomnT - oanaVAX.
'UTPOLDI 1 a
ham Motel, bat U
for
By Samuel M. Wttllam$.
(ta Oerreapoadaat af Tha
Worn.)
WAMUNOTON, D. C. July 1T.-AII
tha Cabinet officer, aaeeptlng fleeretary
Bryan, are living within their W.OOO par
yaar salaries, and moat of tham ara
eavlng money bealda. Certainly tha
rlohaat member of tha PrWWrat of
ficial family, Postmeatsr-Oeneral Bur
leeon. la not eiceedlag the limit, ao
far a hi Waahlngton eapefiaee do. and
It I hlntd that he I able to aocumulat
a nrat eurplue out of hi thouaand a
month Ineoma from tha Government.
tt la a aubject of comment that tb
Wllaon Cablaet hav et an eiampla
of rnodeaty and frugality In their tatab-
Itahmant and aoclal prvtmelona. Not
for many year ha thrr bn an llttl
I dtaplay a azblbltrd by th prraent
Admlniatratlon acptlng Mr. Bryan.
RYAN'S HOME ONLY PRETEN
TIOUS ONE IN CABINET.
Tha Secretary of State haa tha only
pretention houaa In llio OtbthM clirle.
It la one of the well known place of
Washington, called tha Iiogan houaa
bacauae It belonga to Mr. Jjhn A. Lo
gan. Whan bar huabawl, Oen. Logan,
acquired the property twenty year
or mora ago, It waa In the auburbi of
Waahlngton. but now the city haa grown
up around It and made It a mot d
Irablelao. The pnvloua tenant waa Martin Little
ton of Now York when he waa In Con
greaa. It la a larg brick houaa of many
rooma, and la aurrouaded by eitenalve
grounda. Tha rental price la four thon
aaad par yaar, which la conalderably
la than aoma of tha atone palace that
have been built In recant year for mil- j
II on arte who oom to Waahlngton to
Uva But four thousand rental means
at least tan thousand per year outlay
to maintain and keep up style.
Tha only other Cdblnet officer to live
la a houaa of preenalone la Secretary
of tha Navy Daniels. He baa a pretty
place with plenty of front and back
yard la Woodley lane, one of the uiuet
daalraule loratluna In Waahlngton. Th
) LIVE WITHIN SALARIES
property la part of the eatata of Sena- I ,or- The necessities of diplomacy re
ir N.wlaiida who I. v.rv rich aad haa? ort axpandlturea for Govern
tor Nawlanda, who la very
a line house cloae by. It la underatood
that Mr. Ianlela got a bargain because
the Senator was nut looking so much for
reventto aa for a desliab'e tenant and
neighbor. Therefore, while Danlela's
house la baiter than the average Cabinet
residence, the Becretary of tha Navy
not only doea but la obliged to live
within hi salary, aj
OTHER SECRETARIES SEEM TO
LIVE ON HALF OF SALARIES.
The cost of living for th other Cabi
net officer Is much less than twelve
thoueand per year. In fact, ao far aa
outward appearance would Indicate half
that sum would cuver their expenses.
Secretary of ths Treasury McAdoo Is
a wldoswr and baa none of hla family
with htm. His sun waa married laat
month to tha daughter of Mr. laaac
Hnieraun of Baltimore, and ha set up
an establishment for himself. Th Sec
retary Uvea at the Army and Navy
Club, where a man may have comfort
and good dlnnera for rxceedlagly reaa
unable price. Ills expsnsee there could
be figured at U.tuo a year, ao tor a liv
ing neeesaltUs are concerned.
Secretary of War Uarrlsun haa a Ave
room apartment In BtoneieikU court,
on of th big apartment houaea In
lowsr Connecticut avenue. Such an
apartment normally would rent for
twelve hundred or fifteen hundred dol
lars pr year. Mrs. (larrleon makes It
a charming little home for the Secre
tary, and It la no secret that they la
tend to live within bla aalary.
Secretary of Commerce Kedfleld could
spend more than hla governmental sal
ary If he chose tu do eo, for he has
uutalds Inoome from bla manufacturing
interests. But ha too haa become
cliff dweller In an apartment buuso
called The Highlands, further out Con
neotlcut avenue. Hla establishment and
manner of living are similar to tha style
set by Secretary (Jarrlaon.
M REYNOLD8 SEEKS BACHELOR
FLAT AND SOUTHERN COOK.
Attorney-4Isneral MoHeynuMs la
bachelor, living at the Shorebam Hutel
lie confided to a friend the other day
that he waa tired of hotel life aim
wanted to find a bachelor apartment
where: ii he could Install a Southern
mammy who would make lilin oorn
pon and Maryland fried chicken. So
tne Attorney-General's coat of Ikvlng Is
llkaly tu go up a bit, although even at
that ha could declare monthly dlvktenda
out of his pay envelope.
Secretary of Labor Wllaon haa been
living In un Inexpensive hotel near the
Capitol, In a part of town at wftlch
society turn up Its nose. His ooet of
living haa bean the least of any of the
Cabinet, but In order to provide accom
modations fur his family the Hecretary
at to take a modest house In T street.
In a better residential suction, but his
rent and expenditures will not exceed
hla salary by a M par oeru. margin.
Secretary Houston of the Department
of Agriculture aa a oomfortaMs bwasi
for his family in H atreet, between Sv.
amu
mall
alto af rooma ta a hotol.
unnuT op nr-
TflJmtOB X.ASTB I a
homae that has baa bla
hem for several yaara,
aomfortabta bat aapre
taaUoaa, la rood fart of
tow.
IIOUTaBT Or AMM-
oviTvaa iovitov
A ran tod how, amall.
bat of rataad taste.
tlOBITtIT or COM-
an mom urau
I" aa aaartmaat hoaee.
PPMTA1T OP aVABOB
WBIOI fa mad aat
hotol oat af raahlaaaMe
nmiy,
Modestly,
ill
But One.
nteanth and Klghtaanth. a very nloa
Prt of town. Tti rental probably la
aomewhere near one hundred dollar per
month. Th taatre of the llouatona are
o reflne.1 and agalnit dtaplay that It I
aaf to aaetrt that they will not require
all the Hrrrotary', aalary for tha na
MSaJOSI and ertnavaganoee combined.
LANE LIVES At HE DID ON HIS
LOWER SALARY.
arratary Lane of tha Interior Depart
ment haa been a realdent of Waahlng
ton for a number of yaara and oontln
uea In hi Wyoming avenue bom, a
charming but not extravagant place In
a (nod neighborhood. Aa member of
the Interatata Commerce Communion
Mr. Lane received 110,00 a yaar aalary
and an v il money on It. Slnca bla pro
motion to tha Cabinet and ill'.OOO aalary
be baa not changed hi atyle of living.
Cabinet officer courteously refrain
from comment on Mr. Bryan'a atatemeni
that ha ha to maka money aalda from
hie Oovernment aalary. but all of tham
find ll2.uuo a year ample for thalr need
and aufilclent to permit of mora or taaa
urplua
It la only fair to atata, however, that
cuatom and precedent have Imposed on
the Secretary of state more aoclal ob
ligations than on othar member of tha
Cabinet. Ha la required to give a num
ber of official dlnnera and reception to
the diplomatic corpe and to entertain
special ropreaentatlvea of foreign coun
tries coming to Washington on m lesion's.
Aa a rule Secretarlaa of itata have had
pretentious establishment. John Hay
had a show place and Robert Bacon,
during hie brief term of office, made
great display In costly manner.
ROOT SET THE PACE POR LIV
ING WITHIN INCOMES.
Philander Knox In tha Taft Ad mini-
tratlon paid 17.000 a yaar rant, whlla
hla aalary waa W.U00. Kllhu Root how
aver, broke tha rule by living Is aa
apartment 4e, auss Mr. Root Sat aol
wish to kap up a groat houaa, Thalr
entertainment were given In outside
placea and It la aoaroely possible that
Mr. Hoot's cost of living earns within
hla salary.
The male Department ha a special
expense fund which la not accounted
for. The necessities of dlulomacy re-
ment service,
ana such outlays ara
wholly within the discretion of the Bec
retary. The bills are audited and passed
upon within the department, but not
made public. The Becretary can charge
up to thla account auch Items of his
aoclal and official expenses aa ha deems
proper. Uf course a high standard of
discrimination governs a Secretary In
determining what aoclal expenses were
incurred la behalf of the Uuvernment.
i'aal Secretarlaa of Stale have reim
bursed themselves out of thla fund, but
to what extent la not known. Mr.
Bryan la drawing a very atrlot line on
himself In the uae of thla fund for hla
own reimbursement, as oom pa red with
practloee of predecessors. Ha decllnea
to give any Information, however, as to
what are charged up to the Oovernment
or what ha Intends to charge up to him
self.
FOUND $10,000 HIDDEN
IN LINING OF OLD RA6
Widow of George J. Enell Made
Discovery at Hotel, Testimony
at Bankruptcy Hearing.
At a hearing bafor Commissioner
Alexander Ollchrlat In tha bankruptcy
proceedings against the Kendall Nail
ard Supply Co., Ralph V. Wechaler,
a brother-in-law of Uaorge i. Knell.
president of the Kendall Company, to
day testified that ths lattar'e widow,
Uabrlelle J. Enell, had told him that
ahe found 110,000 hidden In tha lining of
an old travelling bag belonging to her
husband at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The creditors alleged 4hat Just bafor
hla death at St. Luke's Hospital Knell
made a preferential payment of 111,700
ut the Kendall Cumpany'a funda to hla
wlfa Thla the, woman denied, but ex
plained that Mt before going to ths
hospital her huabend had sent her
downtowa to a safe deposit vault to get
130,000, and when h returned to the
Waldorf-Aatorla ahe delivered the
money to Mm and that waa all aha
knew about It,
The creditor are trying to looat
Knell's yaobt In tha hope of making It
an aet, although iher la an attach
ment standing against IL
Utitlistt ARMY AVIATOR
IS KILLED IN FLIGHT.
H Al.lsiuiHY. England, July 17.-MaJor
A. W, lUwstaon of the ltoyal Artillery
Corps of the British Army aad a mem
ber of the military Hying corps, was
killed at tha army aerodrome bar to
day by falling from a height of 1110 feet
from hla monoplane. Th accident waa
caused by the machine taking a turn
too sharply and overbalancing. On
striking the ground tb motor exploded
sad burned ths aeroplane Is aea as.
. rrnmro 'iron,
SHOPPERS SEE
MAN SHOOT GIRL
V
AND KILLHIMSELF
Believe Suitor and Sweetheart
Planned Suicide Pact in
Crowded Sixth Avenue.
DIES IN AMBULANCE.
Hundreds Witness Double Tra
gedy Man Had Been De
spondent for Months.
A man and a woman, angagad in aa
tamest argument on tha sidewalk on ths
east slds of Sixth avsnue, midway be
tween Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth street, attracted the attention
of a great crowd at M o'clock to-day.
Taunts from the spectators gave way
to erlaa of terror and a general scat
tering wshtn the man draw a revolver
anf pointed It at the womaif head.
She did not try to run. but addressed
some remark that waa taken by observ
ers to be In th nature of a dare. Tha
man fired twice and the woman dropped
with a bullet wound In her left tempi
and another In her cheek. Then the
man shot himself In the right temple
and fell dying to the aldawalk.
Patrolman Oavegan fought hla way
from Twenty-third street through the
crowd. Other policemen ran to tha
acene. The entire street la front of the
Masonic Temple was blocked almost Im
mediately and tha policemen had to
force a way for an ambulance they had
called from Now Tork Hospital. The
man died la the ambulance on th way
to the hospital
Whlla waiting for the ambulance
Oavegan quaatloned the woman, who
waa slowly lapsing Into unconsciousness.
She aald she was Mary Rpallno, twenty
one years old, single, a dress Anlshar, of
of No. a Wast Twenty-seventh street
The dead man, aha said, waa Frank
Casurlo, a barber, twenty-eight yaara
old. of No. Ui Weot Twenty-seventh
street
THEV WERE ENGAGED TO EE
MARRIED.
Charles Bar an of No. Ml Delaoesy
street. John J. Hanlay of No. Ml Wast
Twenty-fourth street and FeT.s J.
Or as n wood of No. Ut Weot Twenty-
seventh street were Trrtnassss of tha
hooting. They told tha police that
the pair cams weet In Twenty-third
street and turned north Into Sixth ave
nue. The man appeared to bo half
erased, but th woman waa cool. These
three wltnsssss. with others, trailed
along to see what might happen, and
were rewarded by the eight uf a sLrsat
tragedy.
It wag at first supposed that the at
tempt at murder and the suicide had
grown out of a quarrel. This waa de
nied by relatlvea of the girl and of Caa
tarlo. I
They had known each other for aeveral
yaara and re engaged to be married.
Blx month ago Caatarlo, who waa the
proprietor of a barber ahop at No. M
Sevan tb avenue, sustained an Injury
which necessitated a complicated opera
tion. He waa In a hospital for weeks
and the wedding waa postponed.
Casta, lo resumed worh In hla barber
ahop but found himself falling aad con
sulted specialists who told him another
operation waa Imperative. He became
despondent and had recently been try
lag to urge th girl Into a suicide pact.
They met accidentally to-day at
Seventh avenue and Twenty-third
strset and tha relatives and friends of
the pair believe that aha had allowed
him to persuade her to meet death
without realatance when he drew hla
revolver and shot bar on tha street.
TWO WOMEN BEAT UP
MAN FOUND UNDER BED
Not Only That, but Their Screams
Lead to the Arrest of
the Intruder.
Caught In a burglarloua visit to ths
flat of Mra. Mlna Hchwartx at No. ill
Atkins avenue. East Nsw York, Jcaoph
Schmidt, a well dressed, dapper HtUa
man essayed to fight bis way out this
afternoon. Mrs. Schwarta and her
friend, Mrs Fannie Scudder, set upon
Schmidt and gave him uoh a thorough
basting that he Jumped from a tecortd
story window to the yard, a diitaace of
about twenty-five feet, to escape tham.
He scurried through tha flat house
hall to ths street and ran two Mocks
before Detective Prank Burke, whoee
attention had been attracted by tha
screams of vomSi la pursuit, nabbed
him. Schmidt, after being arraigned In
th Liberty Avenue Polio Station, waa
taken to at. Marys Hospital for -treatment.
A gold watch and other Jewelry
belonging to Mra. oohwarta ware found
In hla possession.
Mrs. Schwarta returned to her flat
from a shopping tour with Mrs. Scudder
and heard a nolaa In tha bedruom. Sh
entered and found Schmidt under the
bed. The two women pulled him out
and when he put up a fight they gave
him all the fight he wanted.
ALU A SAO POB TO DAT.
Sua nets.. s.aSa ttta. 7 w.ktoua ttls.
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
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ftlsrsai. StctiSJ" Issularta.
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swaak ffiSOkt JSSX.
Pissktsa
NapsU,
atitaissa.
I WOMAN WHO WAS
SHOT ON STREET
BY CRAZED IA)ER.
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DISMISSED, BUT SAY
(Continued from Flrtt Page i
under the charter nf the City of New
Tork, was properly e.warde.1 without
competitive bidding by the department
heads. It 1 onceled In this proceeding
that the work by Connolly's corporation
was Sgtrt factory, fWlly up to the sperlfl
catlons nn I Tenderer at fair and rea
sonable price.
NOTHING TOtJHOW AGREEMENT
ON INFLUENCE.
"There Is nothing to Indicate any Im
proper as of political Influence, aad
BO suggestion of say Ulegal diversion
of ths public funda. From ear ex
amination of tha authoriUea we are of
ths opinion that there was nothing Ille
gal la tha rendition by the rspondeat
of th services mentioned, abr la tha
acceptance by him of oompaasattoa
therefor."
Concerning he charge of destruction
of evidence. Involving the preparation
of a false amended complaint, the com
mittee finds that "the destruction of
these paper did not constitute a de
struction of evidence since the action
had been finally terminated. There is
no testimony tending to show that any
evidence aa auch was destroyed by any
one or that there was an agreement to
that effect. We are satisfied from an
examination of the authorities that a
state of facts such as this may he prop
erly plesded under one or more forms
of pleading.
"The respondent testified that settle
ment was made by him for the ptirpoae
of avoiding .luMlclty. Tha respondent
should have resisted Connolly's demand
and It was a mistake to have yielded."
The committee finds that tha M.000
note given by Connolly to Cohalan and
aubeequently returned waa "given as
an admla'lon or indebtedness by Con
nolly." It acquits Cohalan of having
made an "untrue and misleading" state
ment In reply to the Connolly'a charges.
the report finding:
"Action in not sustaining the truth of
the other specifications, dispense with
the necessity of determining thla
charge, and wo find that the statement
referred to waa net falaa and mis
leading." JUSTICE COHALAN SAILS.
Declines to Dlsraaa Recent Investi
gation Saya Incident la Closed.
Supreme Court Justice Daniel F. Co
halan aalled to-day on the Adriatic for
hla country place In Ireland. His seven
children preceded hint on the Baltic
about three Weeks ago. The Juatloe,
who was tj have sailed with them, was
da'.ayed on account of the procc-.nga
at Albany of chargea made against him
by John A. Cc .oily.
Thsre was a large compan;- of Justice
Cohalan'a friends at tha pier. He de
clined to discuss the recent proceedings
at Albany and before the Bar Associa
tion except to say: "The Incident ll
closed, and as far aa I am concerned,
w'.'.l remain cluaed."
J. GLASSBERG
Announces the Opening of a
THIRD STORE
t
511 6th Avenue,
Near 3 111 Street,
with s Most Excluslvo Selection
ol
THE CELEBRATED
SHORT
VAMP
SHOES
at "'
gPeaMjP
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ussxs
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3 Convenient Stores,
811 6th Av., near 31st St.
HU At., N. Y. ! 22S Wait 42d St
Near lOlh St. I West of tVwar.
Illustrated Style Book "W" Fro
it, int.
FRAWLEY BOARD v
fit HIT SULZER ON
USE QMNHJUENCE
Decision Made After Assem
blyman Sweet Tells of Gov
ernor's Talk to Him.
AI.rtVNT. V. T.. July 1T.-Buene
Lamb Hkhards, counsel for ths Frawley
I.crlelntlve Committee, announced at the
afternoon aeaslon that he would take tip
the matter of "widely published offorts
to lmproprly Influence legislators."
Aaoemblyman Thiiddeus C Sweet of
Owwego testified to having called on
Oov. Sillier to get Ml approval of a bill
appropriating Ko.ono for a bridge In
connection with the barge canal wywte.n.
"Assemblyman, how did you vote on
I my direct primary bill?" witness said
the flovemor aaked him. Mr. Sweet re
plied that he had voted against It.
"How are you going to vote on It at
the extra session?" the Governor eon-
I tlnued, according to the witness. "Ra
memter, 1 take good car of my
fi iends."
Mr. 1 101 said he continued to op
pose tne primary measure and hla bill
waa vetoed, although It had been ap
proved by Superintendent of Public
Works Peck ami John H. Delaney,
Commissioner of Efficiency and Econ
omy. Commissioner Delaney called to the
stntid, Identified a communication In
which he strongly recommended the
9weet bill to the Governor.
Assemblyman John U Patrle of Oreene
County told on the stand ajhout a road
bill put through the Legislature by him
and algned by Oov. Sulier toward the
end of the thirty dsy period prescribed
by law after the end of the regular
legislative session. Mr. Patrla had op
posed the Qovernor'a primary bill at
tills session.
The witness said he had been ques
tioned rapoatcdly )jg the rfovernor be-
for i the signing of this bill as to what
his attitude would be on the primary
bill at the Impending extraordinary ses
sion.
The Governor said he hoped I would
see my wsy clear to support Ills meas
ure," said Mr. Patrle. The wit newt
voted for the Governor Mil at the
extra session.
Patrla aald he had been urged to
Miipj ort the Oovernor'n meaaure lust
before his own bill waa algned by John
A. Ilennesay, one of the Governor's
confidential representative. Commis
sioner Delaney had advised the Gov
ernor not to approve the road bill.
TURKS NEAR KIRK-KILISSEH.
Kxpeetsd to Seise Towa' Captareg
Months Ago by Bulgarians.
SOFIA, July 17. The Turkish army,
by forced marches. Is approaching the
town of Klrk-Kll.sseh, taken by the
Bulgarlana after heavy fighting at the
beginning of the llalkan war. Many of
the population are reported to ba
fleeing.
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
FINE CANE GRANULATED
SUGAR
3
1
2 FOR
WITH OTHER
SLt ATLANTIC
450 Suras in the Unit.d Slats
Goods Carefully Packed and Shipped by Parcel Post or
Express to All Parts. Includlna Vacation Resorts
Special lor llrarstay
AgSOWTKD KKt'IT MHCB Oraage
strawberrr. lemon, nearh aad wlae-
l.plt lul.ri arc. ui w,, ,uu
waal for oildtumiaeri a an
value elsewhere.
10c
nn i SUA
SnoaestloD tor Thursday
iiioii BBAQI rHoroi.As
BONBONS AND CHOCOLATES BOc
worth er esi-eneai caaor
value to as hsd at
1'Ot'ND BOX
25C
Park Bow. Certlaadt. lXltn Street aad
M I S ClOCa. All WUr .., uyrn .-.-.- IIUI I I O ClOCS.
M fcU.M iLAi ..L.t.1 .! UKOADWAY
Carrier West broadway ! Comer Fulton Street
2 CORTLANUT ST. -Z? aVXT) 147 NASSAU STREET
Corner ( hurch Street Mf)m I'elwssn Becaman k Spruce St
Para Row and Nassau St. M AJ- 2M W. KSth STREET
All Ot, Hall Park Ju F Avrsu.
408 BROOME ST. U W. Sdtii STREET
Viwrt
419 Pallea Street, r orate Klin Place, Brook ha.
Sunday World "Wants" Work Monday Morning; Wonders
BECKER'S AGENT,
PUTT, ACCUSES
. MEN HIGHER UP,
Charged With Perjury, He
Seeks to Implicate Inspector
as Price of Mercy.
II
tt j said In the District-Attorney's
of flc to-day that District-Attorney ,
Whitman, at first Incredulous of ths
value of the "confession" made by
Charles n putt Jr.. Involving a poll'-
inspector and reaching certain local- j
Itlea In Police Headquarters, has or-'
dered that tha former press agent fi'
Lieut. Charles Becker, now charged J
with perjury, be brought from the West
Fifty-fourth street prison for a confer-
enoe with him this afternoon. The
lengthy statement Plltt made to As
sistant District-Attorney Frederlok J.
Groehl yesterday afternoon haa been
read by the District-Attorney and Is
said to have Interested him beyond what
he anticipated.
Hoping to buy Judicial mercy, or pos
sibly immunity, as the prlc of what h
termed "Inside revelations" of graft In
tha Police Department, Plltt sent a r
queat from th Tombs yesterday after
noon for an Interview with the District
Attorney. Assistant District-Attorney
Oroehrrereived him Instead and ques
tioned him for four hours along tha
lines of Plttt's self-professed knowledge
of police graft. He then ordered that
rr.it ahould be removed, from the Tombs
to the West Fifty-fourth street prison.
It Is said that the former satellite of
Becker has shown an unuaual knowl
edge of Intimate police matters In his )
"confession," and that much he has j
said Is capable of verification.
Plltt waa committed to the Tombs In
tlO.OOO bsll rerently to await tha action
of the Grand Jury 1 1 the charge of per- I
Jury brought against him. During his i
own trial for the murder of Waverly
Cartas, a negro gambler who was shot
during one of Keeker's raids upon a
Harlem resort. Plltt la alleged to have
committed perjury when he swore he did
not have a revolver on the night of
the raid.
THOUGHT HE WAS LEPER,
MADE BREAK FOR DOOR
"Toog Honor, I think this man Is a
leper." hoarsely whtipered Court At
tendant Edward Doyle to Magistrate
Miller In the New Jerey Avenue Court
In Eaat New Tork to-day.
The remark reached the ears of thoae
in th front of th court-room and there
was a stampede for the door.
The prisoner, William Cornish, who
gave hit address as No Vj Powell street,
was the only unconcerned person In the
oom. Maglatrate Miller took one glance
at Cornish's atumpa of handa, which
were blotched with white streaks, and
then ordered him hustled below and an
ambulance aent for. Dr. Pannock came
from the Bradford street hospital and
examined Cornish. He found that the
man'a ten fingers had been amputated
years ago because of severe frostbltss
and the white blotches were the scars
from the operation. Th Joke waa on
Doyle, and his colleaguaa In the court
room did not let him forget IL
14c
PURCHASES
& PACIFIC
This Pries 1st Greater New York Only
Jf
I Trad Mark.)
Specials lor Friday
CHOCOLATE t'OVEHUD IK At II MEI.BA
Hie h. sweet lull f of r'rrsh Peaches.
Uaiiiring a whulstoms cream centre
t a thick chocolate cor- t A
erlas. 1
roc no box
NOI'OAT AND ti IMiE Our
regular
Site grass of this uuiur
19c
eeafecllea at
POL NT) BOX
Brooklyn Stores esse every eveslag until
Just East e. Suth Avesaa
Sleeplessness
Is the direct result of overwrought
nervea, and Indicates s condition
of thsnorfonasystam which should
have Immediate treatment before
s complete breakdown occurs.
Varner's Safe Nervlaa
ectsdlrectlv oa ths nerve ceaters aad I
abtoratetv uneout lied la the treatment el
Intomnta. headache aad servant dy-
J &T -fggttg?
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Writs for I
free sample gftts
ths
1
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fcttktsnt. H Y
ChAMd Leather WXW WnP
Couch wrth Every jT MTslTs y
Purchste of M
CREDIT TEKinS:
3
'5
W '50
r 75
to-.:' 'm
WEEK OPENS
.00
AN ACCOUNT
OPF.N
Saturday wcntnT
IMth St. LM Stattan at cafitf
OUR TERMS:
3OODowon'50
f" Dowr.cn TP
tTSOrk sfAAOo
ff uown on iVafisf
tMCtP AMOUNTS H PROPQRTtQir
MASON'S
75c
Combination
Looking
Glass and
Picture
Finished in white
enamel Mahogany
or Early English.
BSM 27 inches high
14 inches wide.
Worth $3.50.
No mail or phone
orders. On to
purchaser.
T . h
o every nurrh t -l. ..
TUFF I n.,.- ater mc aoove will give
Call and set our elaborate Stock of Furniture.
Carpet, Housciiirnithine. Goods, etc
MASON'S
Established 70 Yaara
MYRTLE AVE.. COH. BRIDGE OT.
BROOKLYN, N. V.
UwXBA Hod's Head Ring, 51c
Lditt or Uinj Jss Dta
n. i in Bottia sasf aiet;
'"imtliis (utraatssd tsa
t.ira. Uraliini-jr of ttosM
mu furtitr. Urate by ssS
U mm oia'i ciu stse
tiin; or roln. Oui famum
ssrsjla otulotos .if ffsliaji
and .limlT mtiiid rn. It
lrv.'i.hl ihao
MM It.
IB I R. S.1d St.. N. T.
net. Broadway
and 4lh Ave.
Take Klevator lo Third liner.
SPECIAL SALE TEA A COFFEL
5 Lbs. for $1.00
Siio WEST USTH hi:
O'BBIKN. On WedMOdag, July 1. at his
rtildtnct. 141 liudtun tirett. N.w
York City, Ai.riiUASU'S A. O'MMlhlN.
son of Aruslla and ths lets WU:iau
o'Uiitn.
. ruasrsj st his latt rasidsnoe Friday,
the isib lust., at 11 r, at. Kiaaly omii
""dSSSl Rt""beL JMkB irisiiBtd .Ud
Dept. S. MR Brotdny
n ' Yi a h
ta a '.it -i tan
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