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'S
Tells of $100,000 He Put Up for
the Retirement of Van
Norden Loan.
WOULDN'T ENTER POOL
Testimony for Prosecu'tion in Re?
buttal?Questions of Jurors
Show Close Interest in
the Case.
Bradley Martin, Jr.'s. testimony in re?
buttal at the Cummins trial yesterday
spread cheer throughout the Cummins
ramp. He said (""ummins kept him in?
formed all alonr that he wasn't using
the Nineteenth T-Vard Bank's money to
retire the Van Norden loans.
"I did know," said the witness, "that
the Van Norden loans were being taken
up hy changing the names on the notes
to thoae of the Cummins group, hut that
bo actual money war? being put up ex?
cept what T had put up."
Mr. Martin referred to the $100.000
which he personally ha?) turned over to
Cummins and with which Cummins had
raid a Ven Nord??n obligation, turning
over to Mr. Martin the shares of Nine?
teenth and Twelfth Ward hank stock
whl?. h had secured it. it is not thia
money bit the $140.?'*M> which the Nine?
teenth "v"*-?rd Rank, of which Mr. Martin
was president, loaned him at the same
tlm?\ April, 1010, which Cummins is ac?
cused of stealing And the charge <>f
If-r eny against him rests entirely upon
the fact that he di?l not uso this S14O.ft4i0
in paying off Va.ii Norden loans.
This charge 1s supported by a so-? ailed
trust agr?ment letter sent Mr. Martin
by the *? ice-president of the ?Carn?ete
Trust Company on re?elpt of the four
?hecks making up the ?K* *0.?Y)O. Ac
? ordlng to the interpretation of the pros?
ecution and Mr. Martin, the agreement
set forth in the letter confined the use ot
the money to paying off the Van Norden
loans and named the Carnegie Trust
Company as trustee of the Nineteenth
snd Twelfth Ward bank stork to be re?
leased by such payment.
"Did you ever agree with Cummins
that Michael J. L>i_un should hold tho
?-.lock*"' a??ked John K. Clark, Assistant
District Attorney.
'No," saM Mr Martin.
I was the spirit of Mr. Lynam, ?'um
mins's matvof-aU-work, which brooded
over a stock pool started with the .SH'?.
000.
But Knew About tha Pool.
"But you knew of this syndicate or
?pool formed by Cummins. Condon. Relch
mann and Moore, didn't you?" asked
Max D. St-taier, counsel for Cummins.
"Yes.**
"And you were invited to enter thia
pool? but you said you would rather put
up jn.iKX'fJOO to buy the aame stock at
certain figures?Isn't that true?"
"Yes, at the figuren mentioned in the
trust agreeiment."
Mr. Martin denied tJ-iat Dynam or any
one else had aver shown him or read to
him the stair-roent of the pool transac
tiona whicJi both I^ynam and Cummins
hav* testified was produced for his
reruaal the first week in May, 101?? \\e
thought it probable, however, that he
was in conference with Cummins at the
time ?pacified
He denied also ever hearing that the
money his bank had lent ?ummins had
gone inte the pool or had ever been paid
out for stock handled by hynatn, or had
ever been spent by the Carneglo Trust
Company or any one eise for stock of
the nineteenth "Ward Bank, the Twelfth
Vard Bank <>r the Carnegie Trust Com?
pany.
It is the contention of the defence that
Martin waa Informed of all of these
things and approved of them as being
for the *good of the general situation,"
this phra*e defining the only limitation
put on the use of the $110,000. accord?
ing t?> the defen?-e.
Parla M. Fletcher, .?uror No. R. asked
If the poo! statement referred te showed
vhat was in the pool at the time, and
??as Inform?-*/! hy both Justices Davis and
Kteuer that it contained a list of the
notes paid and Mock released up to May
1. This question was one of many ema?
nating from the Jury yesterday, appar?
ently showing that, although the trial
haa consumed almost five **eeks. so far
the Jurors' Interest has increased rather
than diminished.
In the morning several Jurors put
queetics.a to John M. Van Pelt, the
cashier of the Nineteenth Ward Bank.
the first witness called in rebuttal.
Among other things they asked him if
any ?4is<**uBsion of a truetee had occurred
at the meeting of the Nineteenth Ward
dir ?at tor* when it waa voted to lend
Cianmins and his frlanda $140000 Mr.
Vaa PeJt said "no." Mr. Van Pelt also
testified that according to hla under?
standing the money waft to be uaed "to
protect the gensral aituation."
Lawrence Ottlnger, juror No, \t, who
has asked more questions than any of
his (?llea-piea, waited to know from
Tompklns Mcllvalne, who followed Van
Pelt on the stand, If as counsel for the
Van Norden Trust Company he, Mcil
vaine, woajd not hsve been consulted
with regard to any trust agreement af?
fecting the bank. Mr. Mel 1\ aine said It
km customary to refer any auch agree?
ment to hira. bot admitted in answer to
s further question from Mr. Ottlnger
that the particular trust agreement
figuring In the Cummins case had never
been ahown to him.
Condon Left All to Cummins.
Martin J. Condon, th?- last witness
called, was also the objw I of ?.uestions
from the Jury. In hie ca-?e regarding the
guarantees he hsd signe?! ?>f notes sub
Sllt'ited for Van Norden note? Mr.
Condon's irica of how the $ I ?i? ?."*??) v. ,,s
to he used i-oiii<l?led with Mr. Martin's,
but he ackno** ?edg? d that although n
member, he "?ok amanttxtt Inter?**' la the
operation? <>f the 8to?'k |iuol and in fttt?
eral Ir 11 the ?situation in ?unnnins's
hands, signing gu?rante,;; ??ri blanks j
?* iK-ri a:,U"l tO
At the noon ie? <?;->, before l?e h,,.| ?
testified, ??nd ?l.inng ? ten-mtnutc i?
. | | Jw;i after h?' had Lit the stan.1.
Bradley Martin, jr.. chatt.-.i and laughed
vitli tl.? ?lei?nd.'int on the most ?friendly
1er-- This was in divert contrast to
t'i, ...?tile 1-OOkS c .v liaii??*.; between
Cummins and Cond? ? aon mar?
rieJ Ctunmlna's daughter, Mr. Cummins
has described Mr. Condon hi? a mllllon
Mlie when he first entered the Carnegi*
Trust ? 'oinpany. He is now in bank?
ruptcy.
STRIKERS NOW "BREAKERS"
Street Cleaners Disguise Them?
selves to Oet Jobs Back.
With normal condition*! in th?* street?
heme quickly restored and tit? outlook
growing brighter evert' hour. William ?I
1-Mwnrds. i'otTimls.-loner of Street t'leaning,
whs in a mood yesterday to listen with
anu? ?mont to a storv told to him by hi?
secretary. W. A \\ hitney.
''You'll have to be on the lookout" said
Mr. Whittle.'. "You'd never guess what
the striker*-, are up to n??w They are sp
plying to the detective agencies that sup
plie.l you with strike breakers in the hope
Of getting ba?k their jobs. Some of them
have shaved off their mustaches and done
other things in th" disguise line. In that
way thfy hope to get back without ?Mag
identified."
"Well, if any ?>f thorn get bark that w;iy."
paid Mr. Kilwards. laurelling, "it will be the
old song over again about coming right in,
turning around and walking right out
again."
Kvery thing in the Street Cleaning Pe?
pa rtment was runni.ig smoothly yesterday.
There was little violence and not the slight?
est hit? 1. marked th<? work of the day. In
the thr-e boroughs of Manhattan. The
Bronx and Brooklyn 1.82S carts and 4,597
rren were engaged ?n removing refuse. Of
I tices. I,?SS?! men and 842 carts were at
work In Manhattan. Both In carts and In
men there was a considerable Increase over
those In use on Wednesday.
Wililam H. Ashton and the other ?Hike
leaders had nothing to say. The strikers
?continue to regret th<ir going out ami to
b<* very tvttor toward the men responsible
for the strike.
The only case of violente reported to the
?pollos was that of Tony Balsc, twenty-two
years old, of No. Ill Court street, Buffalo.
At Broadway and Manhattan street, while
he was going to work at Stable C. N'o. ?>-?>
West 1 ;,ntr? street, h?? was attacked by sev?
eral ?trlkers and their friends. In the fiprht
Bals? received a slight stab wound in the
left side. Uli tries ?or help brought sev?
eral patrolmen, and the nttackltig party
fled. Balse was t;iken to the J. Hood
Wright Hospital.
More for mischief than for anything else.
seemingly, somebody exploded a giant fire?
cracker yesterday afternoon In the yard of
Stable II, in East ?IMh street, near First
avenue. James A. Bregan, district superin?
tendent, and several patrolmen on guard In
the stable ran into the yard, but could find
no one there. The police think some boy?
threw the cracker from the roof of a house.
?
RAID WITNESS MISSING
Complainant Against Alleged
Gamblers Fails to Appear.
When the eases against four alleged
gamblers taken In a raid Wednesday night,
in West 44th street, came up before MaRis
t?ate Appleton. in the Wc*-t Side court, yes
k:?1:?v afternoon, Frank Marshall, ihe
complaining witness, failed to appear.
'?ne of the prisoners was William Bus
'i-'.l, who has been summonefl to testify In
the Willett Investigation. Louis T, Walter,
Jr.. who said he sold sixty-three shares of
certain 6took to Willett tot Jo.-XW just he
fore he nominated Willett for justice of the
Supreme Court, testified also that he paid
Busteed K.ijao of the money he received
from Willett.
Terence. J M Man?s, ooansal for th? de?
fendants, Insisto*] that It would have to be
proved that the prisoners w?r?- th*. four
men mentioned in the information. Fied?-r
b k ,T. Sullivan. Assistant District Attorn ST,
then discovered that Marshall had not
signed the Identification Flips attached lo
th?? information. Magistrate Ap|il?-ton said
h.- would act o.n his own responsibility ind
Postpone the case until Sat'jrday mornln?.
Marshall ga?,e his address as No. 242 <*Vo*t
Thth Street H?? aras last seen at 3 o'clock
yesterday morning going Into a restaurant
in West 44th strert. He promised then to
appear In court.
The other prisoners were Frank Willis, rf
No. HI West 44th street; William Fenn*11.
of No 17?? West 4Mb street, and John llai:
gf-ity, of No. 158 W'est 44th street.
WHITNEY SEES WHITMAN
Didn't Criticise Prosecutor, He
Says. About Crowded Prison.
Patrick A. Whitney, Commissioner ?*>f
?"otrectlons. hurried over to the Criminal
Courts building earl;- yesterday to assure
District Attorney Whitman that It was all
a mistake, the report that he criticised
him about the arrest ?if Albert ?""reelman,
clerk of the 3d District Court for oppression.
He said he knew the office was doing all in
Its pow??r te expedite court business.
Commissioner Whitney was reported to
have attributed the overcrowded condition
of the Totnhs to the ii>-frl< lency of I?lstii? t
Attorn**? W hitman. There were in the
Tombs .csterday TIT prUoneis of whom
450 were credited to the ro._rt of c,?.-i*ral
Sellons. ',", wer? awaiting sentence, 111
were workhouse CMOS and T3 were credited
to Special Session?.
<'ommlssioner Whitne., before the Budget
Exhibit in October, called Ptuntlon to the
deplorable overcrowding of the prison and
attributed it to the crowth of the ?Ity and
the consequent Increase <.f arreatg for
crime
Judge Crain. who is engaged in S lenglhy
murder trial In Sp.-.lal Sessions, told Dis?
i rie t Attorney Whitman that he would Stl
from 4 until (5 O'clock each afternoon t?.
dispose of small case? that have accumu?
lated, thereby reli<*-ini? the ??ingesti?n of
the Toirn
o ??
?BRUSH LUNACY TEST BEGUN
Counsel for Sisters Gets Delay to
Hear from Alienists.
Tl e investigation of tic reasons for con?
finement of the two ?Jtsters, Mies Ad? and ,
Mis I'ho-i.e ?Brush, in the Kings I'ark In-!
san? Asylum began ?esterday before .lus- i
tice Stapl?ton, of the Suprcm? ?ourt. toI
Brooklyn. The'Inquiry was brought about
by ?afiierin?- Hawkins, a foraser Inaats ol
the instltuti.iii
Both the visteis w??ie in court but only
Ada. the younger, testified. She lold a
story of recel?, ing Ria.k Han,I lettet?- from
<l:ff. rent persons In Huntington. I.?nig Isl?
and, her Lome town, and ,?f being kid?
napped and carried t" the stats Institution
by | number of men. She nld thai th"?,
weie illegally ?i.inmiu? d t?? th?? asylum and
that they wire perfectly sane.
The Misais Brush irare ?sent te Hi*? asy?
lum In May, 1!?10: after a hesilllj .,: I .?n
examination by two doctors of Suffolk
County, who Mibniiit? ,-1 aflitbivits that the
sister.- were mentally unbalanced
At ti.e request of l?avid !.. Cobn, i**aunse!
for the petitioners, the hearing ?a* I Dl
short m; s I'!'?? '?f Mt*. ' ohn that he wished
?mil. alienist i to t Bas?tes ths Misses Brush j
t.i fore continuing the
PART OF A STREET TO GO.
Tht i ?.??? ? ?t of ECsUmste dacM?d ?/Mtarday
to doM Not ill William street under the
Bt*ooklya Bridge and to ?a. out n oonuoe- '
[ non tratweea tVilllatn and North <*Vtlllam
, mi the easterly side ?if th?- bridge. !
bongs is to i>e mad?- because of the
plan*- Dndsr ?W?*! t., ?l?pres? the stl
tracks M the heitypt so as to carry th? m
Into iii, n a statten In II ? n- ?? Municipal
Building._
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed an/where in the United States
for $2.i>0 a year.
SUES FOR $1,100,000
Receiver for Crosstown Line
Says Bonds Were Misapplied.
FRANCHISE. ONLY ASSET
i Ryan, Vreeland and Other Met.
Directors Defendants?John
Keenan Got $100,000.
Some further ?nstame.?* of Intricate rall
j road high finance were ?revealed la a suit
j filed by Joseph }'. ?Mayer, ntmgfot of the
I Twenty-eighth aoi "'? e?i\ -ninth Street^
j Crosstown Railroad ?'ompary, ?-.galn-t
?Thomas Fortune ?Ryan, H. H. Vrreland.
Almerlo H. Paget. Prier A. H Widcner
and other defendants, who were the dl
rectors of the ?Metropolitas TTactlon Com?
pany at the time of Its dissolution, to com?
pel them to nctount for *l.1i*r?.i*-V> worth
of bonds Issued for the ? rosstown company.
The proceeds, the receiver said, were not
applied to the benefit of the crosstown
company, which was the purpose of fhs
Issue.
When Mr Mayer t?"?ok chnrpc of' the
railroad property there was nothing left
h'it the franchise. There was not a piece
?"?f rolling stock, lie -aid According te Mr
Ma^r. -ik.diVi.i.rt worth oi th? honds. ?>n
Whos?- Issue he seeks light, were placed
on the market and ?old. realiiing more
than Jl.OOO.OOO to the Metropolitan interests.
John Keenan received IK-Aft?) worth <>f
the honds. because, as the reOolutfon sa,?V
he "ha? heretofore and at sundrv tini?"?
tendered servir? fr. the Metropolitan Slrce?
Railway Company, in and ahouf various
negotiations."
The defendant', who also include Tho.nas
Dolan ard R. Sorters Hays, end John O.
Johnson, Crorge \V. Klklns and Sidney V.
Tyler, as execute rs of the will of William
T?. Klltlris. ?remain SJ trustees of t'ne Met?
ropolitan Traction ?'ompanv for purpoeea
of litigation.
Th* complaint of Mi. Mayer cet tortii
that In 1S9?. the Twenty-eighth and Twenty
ninth Streets Company was capitalized for
WM-Mi and had outstanding an issue of
honds amounting to $y?o,*?yi. This Issue
was 1n the process of foreclosure, there
being du? for principal ami Interest ffl.HI
The Metropolitan Traction ?'ompany.
through one of its agents, made an apree
nient with Kdwar?! I,anterba< th, represent?
ing practically all of the stockholders and
bondholders of the old road, to buy the
stocks and honds in part for 'ash. the rest
with a part of the HJOMM bond IseiM to
be made by a new company, which bonds
were to he secure.1 hv the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company.
Mr. Lantorbacfi foreclosed the mortgage
under this agreement under which the
Metropolitan compati', was to pay S32G.1.JO
in ?ash and J-tfi?'?/?*.)') In the new bonds.
Mayar said that in onier to Justify the
issue of the stock and bonds of the new
company, Truslow flied what was ?ailed
S reorganization certificate, in which he
said he and other persons had bOCOHM
associated to form a company to op? rate
the Twenty-eighth art?l T*enty-ninth
Streets Company.
It was sain al*o that Die company would
be capitalized at ?1..7~0.0?>'?. Soon after this
the Metropolitan Traction Company ??i
solved, and Its assets wete distributed
among the stockholders.
Mayer, on becoming ie?ei\er, had his at
t<->rn< ys investigate the affairs of the com?
pany. They infoi med him that upon the
filing of the reorganization certificate the
old ?ompany passe?! by operation ot law to
the new company, and that after the filing
of the certificate Truskw had nothing to
sell to the new company
The attorneys also reporteii that thai
bond iseue of ILMMN would only be justi?
fie?* by so much of the Metropolitan resolu?
tion as recited that the money was ne? es?
sai y to equip and operate the crosstown
railway. None of this atone)* was paid or
expended for that purpos?\ Mayer said, aii-1
when the reorganization certificate was
filed there was already a contract in exist?
ence with the Metropolitan Street Ratlw.iv
''ompany turning aver to It the p-operty of
the little company in consideration of its
guarantee of the bonds.
This dire, tors of the Metropolitan Trac?
tion Company agree?i to pay Trasloar p-.?")?1
IS ?ash for the railroad. tMM,dM of the
H.?OO,?v>0 of capital stock to ba isaued an?!
also li.iVK'.'VV) of bonds to ba Issik.i Boa?_a
to that amount ?were issued to Truslow,
who turned more than $t"?i.i?.v? worth over to
I.auterbach. representing the Stockholders
of the old ?company, the tMMjN going to
the Metropolitan Interests, which put ?tUNO,?
Cuv? of them on the market and gave John
Keenan PMbMI
Mr. Ryan sad Mr WMeipr said In their
answers that the bondholders had no
for ?.??mplaint as mattei of law. The
that when the hon?is ???if- Issued every bod)
concerned wa? Satisfied, subsequent pur?
chasers of the hon?ls ha\e nothing to com?
plain of. and the receiver had no right to
interfere.
-?-?
GIRLS TESTIMONY WANTED
Delay for Mr. Root's Former Chauffeur1
for Carrying Concealed Weapons.
Philip Ferney. formerK chauffent for
Senator Ellhu Root, was arraigned ?/aster
dav hefoie .Judge Humphrey, In the Su?
preme Court. 1/ong Island ?City, on an la-1
di'-ttnent for carrying concealed weapon?
Walla? e K. I t'olllni of ? ounsel for tin?,
defence, said that it srould he Imposslhle
to go on with the case beeauae of the ah- I
sence of Miss Mae Wiederhold, dau-shter of ?
?lustav Wlederhold. a hullder. at Richmond
Hill, and at his request the ?ase vas y<y
over until Monday.
Collins slated that he was ?anabls to pro?
ceed with the ?|ef*n a arlthOUl ?he pieseiice
of Miss Wlederhold, who. he declared, was
a ?materiel witness. He mid Ute court that ;
B -uhp.rna had hem left at her home, hut
that her father had refused to bring her tOi
?court Mr. ?Wlederhold consented t" tetra
his daughter In court on Monday.
CITY MARRIAGES INCREASE i
Number Last Month 4,295. as Against
3,793 Last Year.
Queeaa and ?Richmond were the ?,n'?> two
boroughs of lbs ? it\ which ?sbosred s fall?
ing off lait month in tii?- number Of i.Mi?
rlases, as compared with llie same month
in lib?, a, ? orillng In Health Department
statistics. Th? ?'it however, showed n
big gain
There ?wer? MM marriage? ja*-! month,
as BOmparsd Srlth I.1N to October
Manhattan showed sn bureas.- of *}",
Brookl n of HI and The Brans of in. ?,?
fell off by n and Rl? hinotnl 1>>' !.
Thar? were I1.1M hiiths In ??ct.il.er, m,
increase ?,f w, over the same month
year. Ther* WOT1 .'?. 1'-'. deaths, as S|
,'?,:,r?7 In IMS,
-.
LOSES SUIT: SENT TO BE'-LEVUE.
Sarah _ea?*y, a?ghteen reara ?c?i ??f v.,
11] <>rch,.r?l Street, ?a^ sent to Reib vue
n<?-i'it.-<i resterdaj b; Magistrat? Ken
man, of the Tombs polic? court, to i???
placed iiii'J?-i sheet ?ration. When ?pi? ?
nom?! i'i? gui told i.'.w JusU-tM Joseph I
Oreen >.f th? ? .It) ? ?mri, bad pr*
mugi, upon her and i? in' 'in- Of ?
mirror had WatcheJd h?-i h"tn> Miai
"-?n a damage sun a year ago in Juati?-?
?,? ?-?n ? oui t f"i ii? nu"?- ? ' aeel? ? -i a mi?
employttd a* maid The ? *rdi. t f.?i }i ??.,
ti ? ?i on a|,|? ii ,it;d aln? e then thi
aui lia?- been acting atfaagcly.
FOR WOMEN, MISSES xjnd JUNIORS
Fashionable Furs
At Attractive Prices
Exclusive Paris models and new designs of
our own?
Coats ol Moleskin, Caracul. Baby Caracul, Alaska Seal,
I ludson ^eal. f rench Seal, Persian Lamb and Lrmine.
Sets and Separate Muffs and Neck Pieces
of 5&b!e. Mink. Moleskin. Chinchilla. Frmine Fisher, Caracul,
hitch, bkunk. Raccoon, Lynx and Silver, Black, White, Red
and Poinlcd I ox.
Our showing of Cross Fox Sets
in the very latest models is the finest in the city.
?ifib Avenue at 46.1) Street
OLYMPIC'S SUCTION BLAMED
t
Admiralty Tries to Show It Drew
the Hawke Into Crash.
London. Nov. II, The hearinK <>f the
cross actions arising fr?m ths collision ?>f
the White Star Line st? atnshlp Olympic
? with the Hrlllsh cruiser Hawke ??ff the north
ceeai of the isle of Wight on ?September II
was cousMncsd in *iie Admiralty ?Souri ba
f..re sir Samuel t i:\nn?. the president, to?
day.
The suits, whl? h une bitHight respect?
lively by the owners of the ?Olympic sgalnsl
j Commander Rlunt of the Hawke and by the
; Admiralty acnltiKt 'be White Star lAne, he
?ins heir.I simultaneous!., are likely to he
? prolongo?). T*?ith plaintiff?- ?allege negligence
in navtgatkm, and the verdict will carry
liability for enormous damage Incurred by
I both vessel*
The plea of th? White Star ait.irjiey* is
j that the .tui>er, -is the o*rertaklng reasel,
?improperly attempted I" pass to the ??.utli
j ward of the Olympic, Ths Admlnilty al
? leges that ths pSSseilgWI liner took too wide
: a sweep in entering the Solent, and draw
mi. close t?i the poli side of the Hawk?'
raussd ths latter vessel i.? Birarvs t.. ?tori
towar.l the liner. It is also ?lenie i that the
cruiser was the 01crtakina: ship.
The question .if MX tl??li. raised bj the
Admiralty, will entail sridcncs by bydraulic
experts. Na-, a! COBStriMtOr 1 ?.i\id Taylor,
of the United Btates na\y, has come ?.i
I,on?!on specially I.? testify, at the i, ? | i< ?**.
of th'? Rritlsh government
?'aptain i:. j. Smith .?f the Olympic, the
first witness, ralatad now his ship with Iw?
thousand passengers sailed from ?Southamp?
ton for New York at 11 O'clock M Xhe
morning of the m ? ;ic;it and pl'imed to
her pier at Southampton four hour*- after
ward with a big hole in her sta, !??.:*t<l uuar
| ter. hut with h-r passengers end craw ?an?
I harmed, Describing the ?collision, he said
that the two vessel.-? bad travelled parallel
f..i some tim1?, when th?-- Hawks Buddenly
turned , j 111. K1 y and s.rtnk the liner's ?luar
trr.
The Attorney Qeo/tn? fiwss nsmlnrri
?Captain smith with the object of showing
that the stuhlen swerve of the Hawke \\ ,
due to the suction from the liner. The wit
MSB ?-..id that his experience opposed such
I a theory. At the end <?f thi*, examination
I the . ..m f adjoui nod,
'causes husband'T'arrest
Wife Says He Was About to
Abandon Her and Child.
Ifltcbel P.ohinson. an Importier of ostrich
I feathers, wa* arrested yesterday i ? > ?Deputy
! Sheriff McDtmneli ami raleaaed m ti.?>v?
I hail, In an action SThlch his Wife, Mrs.,
Sarah Robinaon, of Ko. IRA Fifth avenue,
! las brought aj-'ainst him fui separation.
Mr*. Hohlni-oii said her husband had
'threatened to legre tl"' country, and that !
She had re;.son to belteVI he ??as :-..iiie to;
?Afri.-a and leave hor and their child I? uni- '
km* Now. in ?a*, be leaves th. juriadtc
t!..i, ?.f the ?'.un. ins bond ?rill be attach-]
ibis for alim?n.?.
Mrs ?"tobioaoti alleges \n her complalnl j
! extreme croelt) ami inhuman treatment,
B'hlch l.egan soon after her marriage 10
ths defendanl In '??'?"' But lbs chief ?**om
plaint la that the rlefendanl ke|.t his irife
conflnod t" her ?*oo*na, This is what m?
rtoldnson ?-.
su,., our marriage thi defemlanl has
kepi me confined In my rooms, and refus?.I
me any r> en atloi a hat.?", ver, thong
means ?oui?! have permitted it Onlj onoe I
? ,, the defendanl -our- out together with I
me. n? refuses to ;?<? oui with, me, .-.en
for a walk. Instead. I have to end un
? Ighl th? ai.ns>- of th? d< fendant -
noi ?i and ri.ok ?
'ri.e t? if. ais?, complained that hei hus?
band had s'V. ral times al.aiiil..ned her. leav
Ing ber In IIW for i?n montha panullcsa an?? j
with a sich child a ?.?t..lu ? ?u November I
7. Mr- Robinson saya her husband com*
pelled her xo km?? their home with their
child and she went t.-. live with her mother,
U] ...i v h'.iti ehe i* low d. send? nt.
SEEDLESS LEMON AT LAST
Discovered After Botanists Had La?
bored Years in Vain to Produce It.
B ? Bt rnardlno, ? '.?l . Noi II Thi
?msa, to produce which botanical ex?
pert* had iiiisu? ?-es- fuiiy labored f..i many I
'?ar?, las heeji dK. .... et ? d The hii'l wood,
from which the traea noa i esi ln|
aeedlesi lemon ha\. i'-n grown, came,
fii'iu .-. sampl? labell d "t-H on ?>f ?-?.m-,
l,,ene." The original bttd *.ni. r i ..in it?, .
but, a? ??..rditii* to the ["?apartment ?>f agri?
culture, a ?ear h ?f t lit tJTOVOf Of in? <?ld|
World failed to rai a' an] tu-, s whi.-h
hear BCCdlOM tomona Fruit -.'.?weis he-j
hsrvs that the .ha.;'..-?., of the fruit was]
changed through budding.
BOILER EXPLOSION KILLS FOUR
i
Barge Canal Employes Boiled Alive on
Seneca River Section.
Auburn, n T., N"?' M ?Tour men -an
engineer, sa ollei sad t?aro Bw<sdish d?eck
hatiiis -employed i... s< -.?i Bi tthara, .-anal ?
? nutra? toi s near ?JYaa Brirlgc on the nan
tot RJvai ppeti.f the i.atg. ranal, weta
boiled SllVI earl- this mol ulng, WhUfl a ".'??
? t >? ? 11*- * . iploded and '???> ei ? ?l
them with Henh*
Tin Swedes bad gone Into the little *>? ?? i -
? i i.?mi. picsiiinahi? i?? wann themaelvea,
and Wei?-, with the eilgtneai and oiler,1
S SlCOP V. h? II fl ?U4 -U'hl'lih bum In thej
l.lg I???,1er, and th? Httle room was tllhd
with live st.am. Tin ? ?_rro?pOd tli.it w r
t., ti,.- un:.- .i...rsa,\, where they fought
f,,, a f.-w -. . ..??I*, t'. I!? t OUt. W ,, :
steam bad wl>?stled ?sutBriantlj <,, enable
feiiow-woikm?ii t?> drag ti" boaJes .??..,
n..m ti.? ?i.."? *ii\ i*" u lead ' id tl
..tu. i two dk d m a fan minute?.
FIVE HOSPITALS INCORPORATED.
'ih. .?'lija i.o.ii'l of Charities met in the
United CypttUin Building ?/raterda? ?.nd
granted . . i m?, aie ,.f m. ..ri.,.. to The
i .s Hosi?lta1, ih? lull?, ran Ho pits I ,,(
Manhattan, the Bethtl Hwedtah UsthoUlat
At the Game to-morrow !
You may shake with excite?
ment, but don't shiver with the
cold
M o t o r coats some with
belted backs; many with a
, ?lever collar which tits close to
the neck or lays down in tin
usual ?lapels.
Even if you haven't a car
you'll like these coats for the
extra roominess ? smart foi?
st reet wear, too.
Every other good type of
warm woolen overcoat.
Fur coats,
Knitted waistcoats.
Highland capes and steamer
rugs for the ladies.
Soft hats.
Fleece lined boots to keep
your tootsies warm.
Flasks.
R v e r y t h i n jl* for grand
standees. *
* Perhaps you play yourself
football: ?*?"olf; tennis'
We've everything to help.
Sporting ?Goods at all stores.
RtxjERs Pket & Company,
? Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St 13th St. 34th Sl
Kplacopal Home, Brooklyn, and the .Siher
? ? ?? ? i lome, Brookl) n
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
KINIATURK ALMANAC.
?; t" -?n t.^. ? in. moon ri
,.. ..n . -,-<. ?_-.-,
HIGH WATER
A M
.-, ?>l
1 M
i:ST
-, Ml
; io
WIRELESS REPORTS.
let ?f in mile? ?a?? of
-an?! Hook .?? 2:30 p m )?nterdi II ? i|
!.. ,|>>. V. I'll? ?i^re,
,. 1 ? ru; mili
of i-ami? HOiT* nt .'? p. Ill |c ev
? i. ie?j t?, Jo, k hlunda: forenoon
Th?-- Kursk, raportM an I.O00 mil?.? t-ant nf
Sai-.l?. li???,i ,t H :'.'? ? tp?, tod
noon
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO -DAT.
\ ?????'. I mm t.in?.
?'I ?. mi?. . . Uvar).|, \ . i| I'unaid !
?Ceitl? Llveipool, \? v 0 v\ h.
*K ? - i., ... '? ei? ? i uz, Ni,\ ',? w ard
? Korot ? It Th? i (Co 12 Quei>?<c
? 'amasuaj . ! ? ??? f> . w ar-i
i -n, p.?-.?? ?.,- iiton, *? "? n. m i lory,
. ' ? ? liC HI ?? -....' ' it -,, , .iriii.i).'
?ATURDA! NOVEMBER IS.
' i . -, n. ?? i ?.. i v.. 11
-. in ... ? i
Du? ad'AoiU Saplei Ni T.li ilian
Havre. Nov 4 Wtxi
\iin rla, Soi 4
Si NDAT, N??\ EMBER II
(oui I?.? r.pton V". II . \ni, r
?I'r'ii/. Sir;-, ! 11 Han
'? 'a Ifurnl? ? II ??tow , N'ov 11.. \
i:???ii.n. < i 'i. io. No* II. ..French
?i? i ?nia lloi i? Ka 13 ... Fahrt
m?-..i..
Kur?'. M- m No? ?'? Rtualan
C of .-?a an nah.. Savannah, Se n. A? annal)
Santiag-. Jackaonvlll? N',??. IS .Clyda |
?Briaga mall
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
i O DAT.
Mi..I
Vaoaat Far. Lit a. EJ0***?"
i . is no m
VieiiHi?- ia \ iwiu. Ward i
I \. lerlai lei II?: ll.RDW I I
Vi n.iiii. 'i ainpl ?? v\-.i t. ...
A. i I? i , . Ill? . ?Ule
i ii,n\i. \<>\ !M.;i:r. I?
p Grant, Baa b ira ir \ ??:?'?" ?? m !?
.-t Paul, Bouthnmpton Amei 0:00a m 'a
i . .i 12
i rt ia, M- n,?i h, R M H F * "" ? m i"
. . San luan, N VA P it HM h m 12
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I- I. H, 1,111? J m n ... il v n "?' e ?,i 2
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
ii--... aaSsMssKM Cleam Is M H i M.
r? II M.,!,! ?Mai ?via S-n I ran
il UarlpoM i?, ?i.
Hawaii, .lit?!, t'oroa ?'M"*. I'liHh? #
I I r !? ? ??? ]
Maru '?' tay, A 30\
i amia, No? ?aslemtJ. Km
Not Hi. (I .'in
Hawaii ivl? -an ?Trat. Ilarrs -No?, '.'o. n so
Jai??..! . ,?~a. ? h Ina, Phlllppliwa c?a
it nil? i ? anada Maru , N?i '-?o. ?'.30
It,? ?all. FIJI I ? ?" '?" ,l"'"
Una .' ?alan i ?Vuai ?i ?J l*?*s ^l
loria | Ma ram i Sat -' ?'? ;,?
?Hawaii lasan Cmrem, Phlllpplnei
liia uaa Ft i? ? ?" Vertut -No- Si ? 10
James McCreery & Co.
23rd Street
34th Stretr'
WOMEN'S SUIT DEFTS. In Both Storet
On Friday, November the 17th
Showing of u immber of Handsome
Afternoon and Evening Gown?, suitable
for Horse Show or Opera wear. A ho
Three-pieee models at greatly reduced
prices.
Attractive collection of Tailored
Suits, including Velvet and a variety of
the latest fabrics. 65.00 to MOO
ioriiLT iirl? e ?DO?) to I ft ?Kl
23rd Street
34th Street
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
>>t!i.\v.,':;d-4itii. D,lyMta.3,BaetSse*s9l ?'? t,
ARO? Ml THE tVORI.II
NEXT Si'M'A-i NIOHT (Heata on Hal?"?
grand poim/lar operati?; program
Alli-e Nielxen. l.'n-n (Hit/ka. l'uni Morena?.
<??.;ir >rai(le und ld.li.-ri SpaldillK. I:.
H; mphonj < trrheal ?.? Popula ? Pi
MANHATTAN Opera Houae. :'.Hh A ??th Av?.
i.aet :i \\k- K? ISharp. T*m'w .". Wed.2Sharp
S SOTHERrf Vii.v MARLOWE
in shak?-?i" .?rr:)I1 Repertoire Prlcesttc II JO
To Bight, "M ?? )?? 11 - ? iai ?and a\g\ t.
iianii-t.'' Neil Week; Mon. and Tuaa JCvga.,
"Taming ol lh? Kh?rew"; w.?i Mat., Ham?
let": ^ r?i "is'' **Aa Y'?n Like It"; Thura.
nifrtit. '? i i night, "Romeo ??nil
Juliet": 8*1 Mai "Tha Merchant of Vonlce";
s.,1. night, ? Twelfth Nia
DALY'S, B'! i ?"? ?va.? 1,1. I.aat Mat.Tmw.
?LAST :: TIM KM.
-" SIMONE ta-JK.7KHW
KSWRL?1 VIOLA ALLEN
With Henry Kolkerand Kiceptlonal fompani
"Ihr l.ady of ( oventrv." a e.
playhouse::; !;(|;;;;
:: "; ,M,: bought and paid for
William Colllefa COMEDY, Hal . E of I
i'i'.-:-B?HT? PULLS THE STRINGS
WINTER GARDEN
B -, ay J vviii ?,
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Thon? 4U Cd I
OPENING MON., NOV. 20
"VERA VI0LETT?M
With <;al? Deelyt und ih? \|o?t Wond#rfai|
>lar t i?i Y.ter Ore anir?)>d.
Ticket! | ? ?><? .-ftnir.f??!
Msslae Elllott'a lh.. ?;:?. b" B'>ftdAv. B?.t3
I.AHT ?'? TIMM
**i^Via?lIi- ?Morklan
Monda.?. N?>?. '.'?> Mala -, .
THE IRISH PLAYER8
Klrat pan of ?week. "The - - ? ? r>t gg
0l< n. ' "Bit thrli ' ' >rkh?>_?
Ward Thun and balan?a ,,t n-eeit,
?Showing I'p of ni-'t? ?? Poanet" aad ? TlUI
We i of ih, Ml . -
? IKIN'O, - M . !"
THE KISS WILTZl
BROADWAY rh< i Hat St. S Bl t ? ? ? ?;
,r,i,,'h THE tiUn hones is
.41)111 HT.
OI,:?7v THE MILLION
la lleml.l >q.. R
Lew Kleid.'Mu Jfc, W?fe HUlltarS' * *"**
Kv?i.TS
M ?
-v? 51,
T,,.m?
?.? lilt . !2d.W
All Tl
t araa.
Mx.To-n'
Hi?
Tbfl Drams Players, ?,,?.??, ,.?,,?.?
\\ K-T KM).
I oui??. (,?inning in " ? '
NEXT WEEK.OVER M?;HT
Ihr Hth Monder of the World.
THE BHROEIV
PCBITIICV ???".- rl? ?Kn?l*?ih \ - <*
UCniUnl >? Thestre) Tel ??.??i ?-oi.
E' c? a Sharp. Mit? Wed :?nd Sat I ?harp.
Heat? ..m Sal? to Dec !W price? ."??> to ?jr.o
Ufii I spiffo tVwsj A ?loth st ??vea 8 -.'??
If ALLHUtt ?9 Mat. v,, ,i md Sst.,
fkaeOObBl ARLIHH la UISKAKLl
??Tiliininii im author and a lot " Eva Sum.
''-" OflUlll Theatre. B'wsj * 43 St.
m. iiunnn ut? t m's .?. w*?d s is
Th? strlcsla
IK.I III.?
COHAN
psny m the
?? of All
. '..li ,m Su? reese?
THE I.ITTI.F. MILLIONAIRE.
s?a-s xos for Thsnkjglv'f Day Mat
ICTftO '?*'' Eves. S IS Mst
AolUn J:IB Wed Msu.. 5Oc.-ll.50.
This mualesl.n iiighlng dlnioendi
i: \\ mom? nee
Muai? al Play,
THE KKI?
\\ mow.
:- ?la lellins ank?_rlvlne i??v Matin.'?,
DCl aeon I?''' W ? neat "Tway. Eva s Ig
OtLAOtU - ?., and Sat.. 2 IX
r? win BKI. isi'o pi-esent? l>\\ lit
WARF1ELD >?"?? ?<?'"<-"i
HITCHCOCK
I'KIKK OKI MM.
?"treat. Rve 8::
Ma's. W..1 and Sa I , .' ?0
DAVID
BELA?
E
OCQIIQI IP **?'-?'" I'-''1 Street. Eve 1:20
nCrUDLIw MslS Wed and Bal . 2 20.
THE WOMAN
UVIENOORFmV,,*-.;''
si NDA1 NIGHTS? S SO. Priera |l "?".
''MILAN & ITALIAN LAKES/'
METROPOLITAN ?SS?-S
1,1-niKhi ?it 1:41?TriaAaa ami Isolde. Mmes,
Fremstsd, Matsenas r; MM. Burrls'n, Well
(debut), Wlthsispo*?, Klnsbsw, Re Isa, Murphy. ?
roacanlal
???it. Mat. ai J IS Flrsl Tni!. In Vmerles,
I ohetanr. Mm* Gsd?kl; MM. Jsdtowksr, With-I
erspooD.Hinahaw.Ruvadael Murph) Cond.Herts, i
*?ito. Erg., ? 30 Popular 1'rlce Concert.
Th? Eminent Rueslsn 7 I iVI l-t A I KT
i i i. ? \; /-IlTll_>/*-\L.I.J I
Mm?, rremntsd, .Mr. Amalo.
Entlr? Metropolitan Orch. ("on?}., Pasternack.
Next Week: Mon, l-'.r. St 1:18 Madama
BntlerfH. Mme? I urn. FomlS; MM Merlin. |
??? Bad? Kudl?lo. Cond.. Toacsnlnl.
Wed. Svg. ? ? S l'an?!. Mmes. Farrar Msu
hr.li!-. Mi ftl MM. Isdlowker, Olli; . r... i
I'lllir?. Kttg. ' ; :n .Ilerriaemm? rims
Gsdekt, Mstiensuer. Fornis, Alten, Wlrk
hani. H|>arkes; MM Burrisn, well, QrUwold,
???.nil Herta
I ri. tag. ?I ? ('nviillerhi Rn?ll, ans and
I'.'iRliai ?*1. Mnic? Deattnn, M ten, Maubourg,
II mm . ? ? oso, Martin .- ???? I, Ollly,
l'on?!., si-.
II \ RDM \N PI \ (CO L'SED
PHILHfiRMONIC
-S.Mlelv of New , nrU?? ^*\0W '
At*? JOflBF STBANSKY, (ondtntor ?**??--?.
f I \R\ll.li: IIAI.I.. \
llll- \l I 1 ?UMHIN M ?..;<>.
gololll ?ME. GAMKI.
Fi a nek s? rap i ? rnin . u tb?
Warner Tristan Mebc-stod Ov. Tannh:ui?:or
90c, to 12, Mat i...ii'.oi! Charltoii.
FtrBl Brook 1 n ' on? ?rt Runda Mtrrnoon.
Guam, rivllni Ine? <\la San Frac
- X S t:?n?port.No* M ?V30
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Thursday. Novem
ber 16, 1911.
VKKIV BD
i hlladelphis, I. ? ? ? ? ember 4.
fe. t . ? at?.:1.' 7. ? "ursi nl in 11, to
I'?.?Kit a- ?... .\iili 12 mail?
and i ? ? ?;..?.
Stesmet ttlea ?Br)c Huelvs Octobei 28 to
Bo? i Ing .\ ?'? . ??. It . ? ?pi -*i on Arrl ed
1 I ;?? a ?.i
Stea ???m md l'h?
Sov? mber ?? and ?. ????.-, 9, t ?
.''?4 ?'?
|
' *
- ? ? | I ? .?
Oetnt? . er 14. to Norj
I it i ? ., m.
! 11 ?an), ? 'openh ..
? i ' run. h,
? ,<. ?'.>. with ISO ? ?bl and 2*13 ?tcerafe i*??
- .. ? im. Bsi at n ?"??'.
15th
? '<?? Trsbbo? lyres < ?? lober
4. perna - 7. to
Barber \ ? ... ? ?n? md? ti . Bat ?'
7 a in
i. r.. mi,i.la Noi ember 11 to
tend? - - Ith t'.'j pa - ?II? Bod
.. in.
?
N..i thi in I'acx ? ?. ? to A II
Bull a Co. I'i
Han i ?. ? i .
foi New Haven Psased In '.' ?si ?
at '.? 03 .
Stesnn im III?? \ i ? mber II. to
the s..n? hern Ps? Ifli ?"o, \?.?
m-dse I '. Bed In litara ?
Ktesniet ?tanta Harta iltri ?tanta Ma
vernier 7. Colon '.? and KIhk-i.hi It. t.. ?'.?? united
Pi .?n . ... ? Ith 31 . mdas.
v I ..i Ih Bsi a? t'? I', a .ii
si. .mi. r Daphm ??? ? Ion, N ??. No
It?, t?i the \\.' i In lia Ha Co, rrltb : its
hi .rrl ! ..? . ? r i- ?,? i |. m
inei Hsml. N wpori Nrwa and Nnrfnlk.
? ?. s? ? ". ?Uli i ? ? I
i '_ 20 i> m
St.Miii." RI M ? i.il'-r II, to
ih- s...m,.m in Id,? i'... >?itii m.:- Pat
Hand) Hook a? 4 1.1 ?? m
st. ....-i M ? . i:. ?. i.i..-.t S?v
...n?... ti ? ..i.natown 12 ?.. the Cunard
I.In. , ?nth p ? ids, . s.iiii h ?
1:11 | s.
, . ? Un rol i ?? kseni III. No? i n
asd 't. ?i. ?t..?? ti lo tii?? I'lyde s? ? ,,. sltb
i.? .. M - I PS? . .... .(HI ill
. ,ier Pel Is Rl? ... Bsll Imon . ??. Ilu
i... mi ? It ?n m ? portal Ion ? .., \? Ith
? m th? I? -. ;? m
??I < ??r Am
t . . i. innel l.lshiahlp ai l? 16 i. in.
Hsiid H? ??? N J. No? IS S ??? p m \\ lad
n .i 11 -. -
IA11 ED
- llftoa ? Bi .. Monta i
? \.i*..i Pori in?!1? Memas lista Baltimore
Mslderskln iNor?, I ??? it i. Imito] ("rewa ,,f
\ ,. iri? n Perth vint... i,. Brstasa?
.i . ii .. Barba? oaaa ? ?, > ?. P
Ma Ball Im. M? it? b, Havana ;
i>a ? ? ? - ? ?-n.?, in Me?
Ico; Almirante iBi
Kim rORKf LEADING Till XTKM.
EMPIRE*
JOHN DREW
THE Q?-KER E?RL
W? (1 ,*? I' ?Weeka
In ? i? .
corned > ?(iri-eta
^^^____^.?* tIM'l K ?lt\.
LYCEUM ' ' ?""" * 1-"""
LIW.WIR Mil J 111 W?ek*
MISS BILLIE BBHEJ?
? i> Miaa But I Eve SBI
niQS umbiia ?ir-l?.
? Ann F.-. ? 15. 3|ata.*rm'w A W, ,1 '.' 10
\? It h
LISTON
_ T* \ W F? > UP.
UIIIKnW "-"* n ,N "? K
One of I '! i?t.i?j
HELEN WARE the price
nflnnlO itale.To-m*ii ?Th?? |:1~f
B03E 5TIHL 3,;,,,,:
KHlUKtRBQCKEri ,
'???Iren Wall/ Inlnii? ?it.-?." ?.lat 1'??*
donald ;, i 'the
brian v?. siren
?'aat al i"" with inn? dand??fa? Framt
I WtllWeet.KllcabrthFlrth ?,'.?'
ADITCQinU '' " ' MthSl
UnllCnlUn ' ?* Wed -IV
"That nr?<? i la human A humors :- plajr."
PASSERS-BY
NEW IKSTEItD'M ?X*.,!
.^.._ *. Vr??,?.-'. Mnai<*s1 fomed De ?.ma
trit PINK LADY
0\??ri?lo? gotivanlr In K?-rn'iie
B-tautifyina, t'aaa rontainlns Hepne ? Fa
-
LIBERTY ,: rH
DUSTIN & WILLIAM FARNUM
THE LITTLEST REBEL
t* a it*TV *
Thomas A. Wise & ?-To
John Barrymon UNCLE SAM
H, kl V '1 k V i
KITTY GORDON
THEENCH ANTRESS
J3EW?*jtft'Sr? , .. :?
THE WIFE DECIDES
'i: ?ii ??
ni r De i *? '?'?
ULI. DC Mil ? I S -?I 2:1?|
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