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iifMACFARLAND DEFENCE
prjofThat He Killed Wife Lack?
ing, Savs Lawyer.
jIry TO DECIDE TO-DAY
Altoi'^-Py for Alleged Poisoner
0emands Acquittal on Ground
of Prosecution's Failure.
? ? n?i. to :>n [
wh? n ihe defen? e
the ??tate had noi made
'.?..*?'? t wo erttnaassa and
mpttetl Tho ?curl will rharge the |uf| this
nightfall, it la expedid,
'.?now i i? l'a to
? ., .?-. lnJ?H*ted Into the
vh.-n Pr?*a*M.*utoi
.\ Mott. in r-umn.lng up, referred
Rev ' V T R h< son
' leary Clay
im1 to death in Virginia II?
? tatet* upon
Ma. )\ir!;?r id th liheraietv
? |fe v. ii !. . vMiiifi.*
take up legally
?
wa"
? ?auction b i
i ?? Mai Kar land t.? ths Pr wa
? ctives and the Newark poll?
. ? irre I fss the
; ..Fail.?nil. Tin? state had
? a\*o)ded all refer? n<" to thi*- fiat
w hen 11 was announced thai
th. 'Htement w< uld pot i.o put forward
SfJ. Mc!>einiil.
! for th? defendant. Insisted ?n?on
I of H He gol th.- o? ?
led, with the enaction of the court, read
it to the Jury. *
o prove t?
the jury t hat Mac Far land'a -gits know si
? reaence of 'h. cyanide In a bottle
?hi h liad originally contained bromide.
?
thf -tatenient l.v Ma*-1'ai land, when he nal !
he toid in- wir?, ol having brought home
Oiso? in crystal form (rom .he i
H-V. heel? ? plant, whore he saa egiployod
a., idvertlsing n Th i. si "f the
ment explain? i :> - m<-v< -
?he da- hla wile s hou? ,?as
foi id
Tu ; met et. pointed oui the
fad that m the etatement UacKarland also
i thai i;?* mix?*?, the .van?do wiih water,
malin? a solution which h< placed In the
hi-ani'!?' bottle, and thai t*"**rsa?*tcr ha did
l,et inform i.m wife shoul the potasa? The
wonan did not know her husband had
- in m liquid form if *"'r
brcnirie bottle, th?* prosecutor insisted.
w , re miriidu? ?*d in tho
trllj ?*onie of them classified by the atste
an defetu-e aa being untti fo? publication
win he submitted to tu?? hary to show
t?i tetatlona tiiat ,?re said to fun? existed
h?*w< en Mis- Bromley and the defendant.
Tfc lnissivis sdmlttsdjy written by the
T-I'adelphi.? young woman were regarded
bj th. defence equally as important to
ilir aide as io .h>* atat* .
of the m?a wrlttefi hy M u
rid after hit wlfe'a death and w<
> Bromloy. it was the letter la which
tl d?fendant, t< Hing <>f his wife?, death
..' ihe facl that he was held for it,
iH.i?le<i the charge as preposterous and
ned the re?-ipient not to worry.
third misslve was a rsqusst to Leo
ierney, of Philadelphia, secretary of the
py Scouts of America, that h<- take care
- young son. Roheit. Until
uhorlttes had ?lispoeod of the charge
? the defeadaal involving Tl**rns*f*s
ame. the pi*Oeecutor referred to the same
:an ll .-; the jury by referring to
Tiernev's Cermantown annex " lie aaifl
was not the refusal of Ticmey s wife to
aXft 'barge <?f the child, but the attitude Off
'Oermantewn." The proaecutar did not
nak<> himself < lear. but luid the jury they
would nnderstand tilings when the? read
the batch of letters to be ?tibmitted to
them.
The oniv witnesses cal sd i?>? the defence
?he uncle of th?* defendant and De?
tective Seipa-an? < loci f rey, of the PrOMCUtOT'l
staff. MacFarland'a une!?' testified p.ai on
aeveral occasions he knew that the Ma? -
l*'ailanda had used cyanide in their home
for cleaning t?w?*lrv end silverware. Th?
alato had SSSphaaised the fad that no Jew?
elry was found to eubst intlate 'be claim of
MacFatiand that ht ?(-ok th? poison home
with which to clean Jewel y. A b" o?
niherware that wan put it. us evidence
???niifled by Hie wiine*-*. aa Hie prop?
erty of ihe MacFarla]
The defrn? e also attempted I sis at that
M MacFsrland might have found cyanide
in an?- of asversl ?taten bottles tho4 were
found In the huust and many of which were
lab? Us? poison.
In summing up Mi Mi Dermlt Kai,I liiere
?avae nothing bm ? on the part of
n trying t" s?-r: ! Ma I-ail,? rid to
chair. Ciar?-.*, thai Mat-Ear*
land and the Rronl- / gi 1. maule hy the
state, were "tn?>'.l perverta," the lawyer
kaki, were not to be defended by him. tie
,uio> had failed to estab
Ihd charge against his citenl snd naked
lot ?.n acquittal.
AARON BURR ONOE ITS TENANT
Nassau Stree* Building to Make Room
for New Structure.
.Hi.I 77 NSSSS ?
urt-at b* th? McVlekar-Oa?lIard Healt;
Cosapanj to (?oj?L?aniiti. i ' oners,
for a perlml of iwcty-one years urnislied
mifb Interest in th? r? ta 1 estai?. m;?rk?t
Aaron Burr one? oc< upied
in one of th? buildings.
TfaS les ??<?- SIS now at No ' .i
fchwi-ita. ?**. <!ro | are fireimrlng
dorn store and ?.in ?<? build*
ST the plot, which is ??> ?
ipaa? s about Septem?
ber l.
HINTS ON HOW
TO BE BEAUTIFUL
TO L'l.KANSE IU1R AND SCALP
Fluffy, biillianl hau frequently is ruined
ahampoo (.ntalning
;.:....: . a '?ill. impoverlah?
hair dull, atiing) and brit
- dandruff." A p ?
beneficial ? lixture can
be n. rag a loaatr-oouful can?
ot ho! wat? r. when thia la
rubbed oi wealth ?>f
? e? eacn
atran I ? dandruf
neun. tfter rinaing,
;. event) and la left
gl? . tonal shampoos
?with canthrox restore th? original .-lu.?ie
ii.*- well a? in
.V th.
JI'1-KXION .* ALT!FIER This mm
lotion :? unaui i.ass... for
'?l>^f t? and i- storing
ih?- cheek- I ?
four ? nc-half pint hoi
..?lilil? glycerin?'
? .iii.i rub lightly until drj
r?,, i ?,,i to j ? ougis,
?:; and lln?
ben on. It* i oni
-
i ? kin- i inooth and cl<
i the complexion in cold weather.
I'H REMOVE 1I\H*.V aitO\VTH8 Th?
? ? aim? ?t i]
i hall oi
ut ij.'ik. fu< ?? .,.' ai r
rater, iheti
? iwo or
i |i | akin and
?-hin
ind i? pal
? for an ? rlglnal nut ?
? .-r!: every
?
?
? i nataoivu -i rnotU
I : and wh'n 11
.Oon.'ltl I 'll'.*.' (?,lt, .*? ?
' >ip ?u,! weight Ii
itmeiii i? quite
. I
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M ?. I .,i i- .
WANT BETTER PAVEMENTS
Speaker Beiore Horse Aid So?
ciety Urges Use of Granite.
Oaraets and reprteentattvee al own
MM -curt.ii'il last nicht in the
headquarterl of th? Morse AM Bortety, No.
"?'? West loth street, where an open meet?
ing of thai nrgeaMelleai wa- held f
? ??? ?>f diocuastng atreel condition* and
the best pavement to he placeil on hills and
placee where b-agvj haulbai
v* Jacob M. Ehrlich I **nd
? r of the -? and those
' lueV I ?Jeeeph Orb preiMenl of
th? Team Ownere1 Association; Aleaander
MoatgotnecyEThomas O'Reilly, oi the inter
natlonsl Pavers' Inmu; M-.?-* Maude Little
fleld BaiHard, representing Mr. Durlsnd;
* .' k Khin? frank. Mrs It. < ". Van
Ctaef, it. w. Hataari Smith, John Park,
Charlee Alberteon and Loul* H Row?.
".i i.'iim p. Hiker, g s Bh-aars, Jamea
Pringle and .) P. Qeoghan were appointed
a committee on argaalsatlon to pel In touch
with owners of hoi eta thai draw the com?
m? r. lei trucks and wn?gwne
Joseph Orb, who is ??m- oi' the committee
of twenty-five appoioted some time ego t'y
the Mayor t?? investigate pevini conditions
ami i?. sagged Improvements, .-aid that
?. block* of the propel size made tin
clean?-! and beet pavemenl i??r the public
ami for th. burse.-. While asphah would
do Un light trade, be ssld, ii abould never
be used where heavy diaaliai wa.- ne<*< s
aan i-'-s- n lor automobiles, be tl
smooth granite block* were the heel
11.* -.?'?I that some SIM Cit) DfScial shoul.l
he reaponelble for tii?- propel op? '!'!;~ ??"''
. a?.-in? ot all escavatlona in the -
. i ?u having a conflldl ol aevenfl de
I ?aliments The only way to ??i the Btreeta
1 proper!) paved he asaerted, was through
npgsiilaellan. backed by money. an?i be
though! there would be plenty of mono)
f-srthoomtag to tight the asphalt ti
the aociet) stalled light
The meeting adjourned, to meet el the
saune place next Tueada) niubt
?SHERIFF SEIZES PAINTING
'Holy Family,' Said To Be Worth
$20,000, Held Pending Suit.
"The lloh* Family." a painting 'lone on
brass, said ta be n?e work uf an Italien
maater. and \ allied al . waa locke?!
Rterday in the -af<- of sheriff Julius
llerburger, there to await the decision t>f
the couri In the euli broughl agalnsi J
Winter, a piano manufacturai and
lam Heiter by Pranceaco Irato loi ;
mi.n ?u the picture. Iran? sava tha |
inc was ih?> property <?f his wire Cermele
C.arr.ti. who tied recenllv. ami that 11 BOW
belongs to him.
At the time of the probetlng ol the will
of Irato'ajwife Burrogate Uahalan rel
ti dec?ate Irai?, owner ??f the pi tur?* The
latter then begat a replevin action,
terminated yesterday when Deputy Sheriff
Murray, In company with Irato, w.nt to
No I'M Caroonweolth avenue, In Th
i \. where Heller h\e*.. and to?ik th?*
picture from the parlor wall.
Winter alie;**.- tiiat Irato gav-i ?no the
picture before Mrs Oar?fl d??i.
in- had mud?* Irato foreman in his piano
? >
m
DIG TUNNEL TO OPEN VAULT
Mercantile Safety Boxes in Equitable
Building Not Damaged.
The third and last vault of the Mercan?
tile Saff Deposit Coon pan y was opened
peeterday taoralng in the ruins of t .??
Equitable Building. T?. the aatiefactlon
of th?* tive thousand box holders all Ihe
valuable securittea were found to i?. In?
tact. The boxes, Just as shin) snd clean
a.- when they were locked up "ii the nlghl
befor?' the tire. Kave no indication of hav?
ing l'en through on.* of the worst tire? tin
city has eve* Been.
The last vault, which was in t! ? Broad
Way ami ?'??lar street corner of the build?
ing, waa the newest ainl largeel of I he
vaults own??) by th.- eompao) The del?
in opening it was due to the larg? pile of
debris In front <?f its doors ami !..
tho ?uiidiiiKs Department was not certain
about the safety of the I't-dar atr?-et wall.
These two difficulties were removed b]
tunnelling the ?me and ahortng up ihe
other, and at 10 o'clock bos holders formed
in line l<> get ihcir aecuritfc -
I WON'T PAY FOR VACCINATING
I
Tammany Aldermen Vote Down Led
erle's Request for $10,000.
Tammati> members of Ih? Board ??f Al
i asain blocked Ihe attempt
Health Commisjil'iner L_-4erle resten
appropriation of llO.Ott f??r a vac
I clngtlon squad. In spite ??f a letter from
immiaMoner, In which hi mut-d tlie
Importance of the work ami declared thai
nine casos of smallpox ha?l occurred h
Brooklyn since Januar) 1, the Tammat.v
members nol only spoke agalnsi th? propo?
sition but voted against It.
All the K'*i>ubll?an mem;... ..- ?. board
preecnt?thirty-fnui In numl.? r voti
the appropriation, bul it required sixt-.
\??te? foi an latoe <>f special revenue bondi
l?r. I^ederle sai?) ont of the Brooklyn
meet of smallpox was that ?>f a girl who
had worked In ?*i candy factor) with a i I
? ? ? die rase Ihli ly >iaj s befi i ?
condition was diecovered
i ELIOT HAS A "REAL HORS)/'
j Park Commissioner of Queens Also
! Gets Auto for Use of His Department.
Park Commissioner Eliot of Queeni
a "real hors? ' Sti'h is his dew riplion ?if
the steed he lias purchased for us.* in his
large ??f>maln. becauee one tiiai he had
Stolen
"The boat part ah?.ul the horse thai was
atol en." said Commissioner Kimt yootcrday,
"waa ti.at he belonged to the Brooklyn
l'ark Departm-ant i bad only borrowed
him. ii?- wasa'1 really a horse; this one
1 hav?* now is. tbongh. That Hrooklvn a ni
mal wea lusl called s horse because he re?
sembled one."
Commh.sinner Blioi has recently aecurod
an automobile for his department, and la
gradually organising his labor ami clerical
fared At pteeem erorh la progreeeing
rapidly an tin* structure bring erected In
(???.rest park, which is t<> he the headquar?
ters of the ?j-.ioeiu-, Park Department when
completed. Commissioner Kliot now lias Ins
offlced In the Arsenal In Central 1'ark.
U. P. AND S. P. EARNINGS OFF
Poor Showing for December Causes
Break in Both Stocks.
The earnuiK- of tin I'mon ami South? >n
Pacific railroads fur December were asada
publie ai nooa yeat?erda) and shouted a de?
crease li ad ?t..-.m. of mon than mf*0.tou
compared with the correepondlng month a
The i.iu ?i. ? reas? In IV t ? am?
aras ???.Hinted for largely by th? in
ti operating axpenssa and tax?e,
which smouated t?? MtUM for Um
w? .i a felling off
.lTv
I Th?- Btreet expected a pool earning ttate
limrii from th? Htrrlinan roads, hut the
I actuul Agurtt were under ti.?- loweel ?sti
1 mates and caused a -harp break In 1'nion
and .Soutiii-ni l'a? iin stock.-;. ?Union Padfta
? : 1?.'?'... while Southern
? brokeifrom l'?*". to 107 , Both '?I
h< ?I in tii?- nat?-i* trading, howevei
|ended the day with n.t game, 1'nion Peciflc
; , ?,,>i,. i,i?l BOU Hu rt, !'...
INDORSEMENT FOR ROOSEVELT.
M a mealing of
- Distrkn Coa?
ted m
:? n? i j: ??? ? H l"i trie Prest*
' d : j.
News or interest
Cutting .Doten the Food TlilltS
Householders of Suburbia May Find Financial
Salvation irv Horticulture.
_ \
By Martha McCulioch Williams,
"Opportunity has p., back hair." Thu
eaya a Pi-ench nroverl Hence ihe
,* catching opportunity, no leas tins
by ihe foreloct Now thai the ?lavs ?r
lengthening and th? sun strengthening it i
to ?hink how mich of th
sunshine goea to waste, ii does go t
a*s te wherever ll falls upon vscsnl lantl
making ii bring 'orth wetsdf lost?
flow? r.-, fruit ni I ? g? i a
in llii*- time of i" .1 stress, whose ultlmat
reaaoii t large!? the growing dU|MOi*arrrUoi
between conaumera and producen, it If* th
na?t of wisdom to turn nature's mercies n
ii,-, <c ?, ail s <? bous? holders a
? fringea ?.f coi geate?
? .-s look i si rowly about you an I
. iu * annol manage to hlr?
borrow, !?? s, j or steal us.- of any wasi
,.,,i lyli it 3 ou (laving found then
ai Ibl? f. rtillse them Evei
though snow lies upon them, a load o
dump. ?I and .-. si lei * <! s ll
ittei .?.it of piece
i ??, matt?. - ? i ? mu? u in pla? ?,
fou will be asking \ho i*eason. Perhap
bee! given concretely In a pa.*,-.
Within tweni a* n i |< a of Net ?orl
it.. i. ?* ter a tin Ift) soul. .wh.
In f par? minutes, j "i find
i,.r occasional golf, mere Hun ? ???.??
i tennis, foi singing witn hla wife .-hk
. \.?>?? i>. *- with In.** small dough
The garden, -*> b) K teat, tak.
ol h? i -? ae waste si Ihe ba k ??1 H?
lot. Ever) two years a full load of inanur.
Is spread on ii la! In the fall aad lefl uati
?ig-ln lin.?- the very earliest Billing
Thl aaparagur tx d, i i ? ?
ti..* fui; twenty-five feet, gets sdditioaaU*
two ?>.. > < ii,..! tov loada >.f manure
also a h?av\ lop ,!>. naing ol' coarse sail an,
am ntin?* ih-1. mal be t<? throw swa]
Tl ?? feet wld? ??,
dow?, in.- other edge, a lar bed Is glvei
?
hlox, anapdragon, candytuft end *?i
Hie trii??-. not io name asters Across He
m m n... v ire f- n,?-, Is the sa
tren? h, which ?i.'id- ,i wealth ol
ami it. ih? . u net * .lump*, of dahlia
' othei n . * -f boll) hooka, w i n i, make ;
letting for tl
| Hut tl.<- Halden is for ,,-. ? ? ? n mol I
o.-aut*. lis ppllea all H.- ragua tw?
families ?an oonaume also lettuc? and ra-i
i'.-* i -.r i ' .: ? ...
fralu*
overed fm ? on,, ppd, ani
there the early l hin grot
atrawberry bed, which glvea freah berrtoi
full aveeki - enough for pre
ng \"\t ii.?* sti aa ben law earl
peai are planted Btrli ? >? theti
place svei b< sr? full) oui
w.i Tl ? ? boo n In
t?*.. * arda of .?- i
"" . iparl Lat? ini.jaijin
mer oft?n ?? a ?*rop of them flotirtsbltu
Upon th? that |*,i l/fl tl,,. ?. . . .
? ??? I? a! Th? re Is alwa) > ,, row el I
thai ?I,, thlnitlng
many dis ? - of sr? ns u h? n the ba eti
u" >' ' ' ' ' ? Up lim* ami
SCHOOL SOCIAL DANCING
Mrs. Israels Sees Way io Evade
"Turkey Trotting."
Nov. i,.,* .?.........i, oanrlng In the i
?la! Mrs. chartes H? ni
of ihe . i - ? , -ist ???,,. ?-... ?,,.
obje? t.oi able d in? a halla, told I ??
members of the Klp'a Bay brai
?'oman's Municipal League
1,1 Mi * ?? ?: T n., ire - drawing r*oo***i a!
No. 11.. i;.i*r Mth '!??? t ?..-st. rdaj iftei
noon, thai ll would i" .. ; reven
ti\e t., teach the waltz and twe i
children In th?' eighth grades ol ihe pubh?
**' hopls.
'"i'ii? > sa ??? no a . ?... i.,i dan
.mg properly," ahe Bald. ti?, ? . ,*.* ???
learn si th? ol sap danc? halla teach Bv?
so mail. Kill- have aald to me, Bui a*e
unlii t know there v. .., ?*ra , i,,
dance The teachers In ihe public schools
who hav? clans.- in folk iian.-s till in*
thai tha little ?1 ? .. ' . hi "real
dance Th? folk dances, charming aa
are ol no us.- to s girl In
dsndng Every util?' strl, aa aoon as Bbe
leaves school, lias ambitions, whatev.
i pooltion, .?...i ?I.?- know? ahe must be
abl? to dance if i i< is to have ? good lime
s?, sh? goes to th? n .Mi dance hall We
shall agitate dancing ii? Hie public i
,, mi ties ? t h ?le, i Ion
troul I? -
"Another ? prev? ntlve wo ,|.? \- a
r?gulai chaperon. The great trouble with
in?-*-, placea Ii thai there is absolutely no
m..- who haa any ? ontrol what
th<* young people Now y? i ki
fjfteea and eighteen like u? be smar), and
show ?.n. and girls ??f fourteen and Bfteoti
like to keep up With llM boys The leault
la those shameful performances Just a
little reatralnl ma* wore, h great traag
t'.rtiiai.ori When our Inspect? a
hail, at/en though ",?? youngsters don't
know they'r? Inspectors, b
th.*>'.idei people ?.f a dllferanl type,
'.?.k a little mi sahamed. The boya
don't smoke quite no many clgarettea in
11,eli- p.n ii . n?.r lake >|
many drinks, and tha girls don'l show "fT
quite s?, shsmelesslj when they catch ih?
Inapector's ey? A wtttnan ohapsron, quiet,
i and likeable, would be worth rnor?
ih.m a dosen anasmpdic Inspoctpra"
Mi- Im,.?*h r. committee an dan.?? halls
:* going to make a alight ?hang?- in its
t., lea from now on, and. instead of com?
plaining t?. the Board ?>? Ucsnaaa, i* to try
moral aiu.aion, tirs, on th.- proprtetora ?>'
dance halla about which complalnta have
oosn rnade Thej **???i aend ?> copj ??*" 'be
complaint to the proprietor ami ask him
to please reform in these Hit"* parti, ula: s:
To atop touch and ind?*.-.nt dancing, not
i,, ?,.iinit children under stxto?n without a
-?uardlan, and to blacgllat organisations
Which |.?rail-it In holding lough ?!
TIk- Klp'a Bay district, Mis. Isr.i.'ls s.iid.
had sum? of the worst >iano hall.- in ths
city. Including Tsmmanj Hall, in one of
them, las! Satin,i.e night, sfter 12 o'clock,
sh? found main little girls. twelV? oi thii
rlthei to White turnips or lat" fall
radiait
BUI the glorv of the carden is Its tomato
plot. Plants bought in pots are set ?.ut lor
th? very oa**liest nop. being plan?rd even
i^for? danger of frost is nun?- paat Rut
laier plantings yield the hulk of the crop.
The plants ar.? set In low hills carefully
cultivated, ami. as they grow* hli?. staked
and tied ut.. also pinched In at the . nds tf
they be. um. too rampant. The hills are
about two fept apart. Last season the
- ol ''?? tarden canned ninetyguarta
j of tomatoes, besides using all the fresh
- - ehe peeetbly eonM and rappiytng a
d family as liberally. She also male;
j l-ataup ami. at the test, ..i? n ??-.mat.? ph-k'e.
Onloaa, cabbages potatoea and thrnga >?f ?
I that sort ahe fa lye, being t'1" wise to sa?-ri
I'u-e h.r limited apace to tln?ni. Hut she haf?
t ?ei out raspberries and currants along her
[ borders, and in the dry ing grass plot which1
.?ou ?rosa to reach the garden f?lir eunnl.igI
dwarf fruit tr? ?-s Th?- <*>>st of th.- garden
is practically the cost of the ?.?ed ft n
spading ip i-*' tmt beyond the man of the
! bous? Me finds j??y in the work, also,
health Ih- has a further reward in know
! tag thai his garden not only euta th? coal ,
| <?f livtnf ii* half, hut provides things
? f wa-, than he COUtd buy,
Set t gains* his example that o? another
? family, which. living further away irom '
the eitv, hat an acre of carden granad.
I Warm, gravelly, forcing, attached to lis
home. The home is fgl enough from town
! to insure a eery bad market and make
j servants hard to get and 111 to k? ef?. With
j four in family, Ihe mistress of the lions?
, lias no time for gardening. Her husband
likes It. but feels It beneath him t.. handle
I spade or hoe-has he not. forsooth, a
brother m Congress? The two boya are at
1 a private school, bul come home ?*?-. k ?
Being n?*i.hews of a Congreatman, they
' mue) pley ball, or run the automobile,
? lather than muss themeelvee up with .on
j go the gsidea has been given ever to a
immigrant ?in?, who dlvMea apace
I lastesd of product Ills half of ll our
? ins the rose. Ttv his contract he is to
, w?irk for the householder according to *r
?i? re The orders, given apaamedleally,
i often m?! ai all. Insure bad tilth and a
i . ***. i . r fruith * endeaver. As a
' result the heuee mtetreee buys most ?-?r her
?hi. - innn her t? aant, ?
nd ' iga them fit from the rlty. Bhe
i- ,?f thoai win. siKii and proa errlaated
i?..mie: .t,g tin meunttag eoei ol ?
[ Bui for ti?. faneted :i*?-? t of llvlag up lo
I fam.lv might havt al'iin
dsace wii? re now It bus ?car. it. . ami la) up
perl ?if the mono) it now. sighing, ependa.
: i i Is laving up mon. v. in
? in I ?i.iU't n??t he Will two the
: II? Prill als?, own ? (W..-.I. re I? t
sdjoining, and lend it as thriftil) ,.-? h
... . ..- ? toll
will t.e persona ? lies his
I .i', n?. ?In. .ui|.j;tK
n ?? pit - it ? * ut fun? -lions in th? | *
?. ' Th- iliot.il ol all itu- l|
un?. gel read It) plant
liai mg tot !? . . pre to
I piai "?"" plantings.
??M. drinking .?i the bai sh*
'i h? htti. p.u loi ? il ..' wealth ? and
?hot k- ?I at this
I itemenl and Intel r ipted th? -i
? i?. learn ?h sarta ?.f ?tetan* ttbey pi?inlesd
i theit .pera tion ta Ihe reform campaign
I y f Hall la pte-idcnt ef the Kip's
w omen'a Municipal
M m Evelyn Leonard is tec?
? ? tar) tmong Ih?e p ? M. s
Itudfl ??li Bh< "" ' Mt| ' bei lea Brawn
\i Sohle Hayes. Mrs Frederick Gillette,
Mi Frederick at< ppel Hi ** Thompkina
M, 11 etna Ml -? Am?-v AMllCh and Mrs
w ii i. Edwards
a
DRESSMAKERS TO STRIKE
,Vote to Fight for Demands Af?
fecting Some 35.000 Workers.
Announcement wai mads yesterday by
M si lax, sacra tar) <>i the Ladies'
I \\ aist snd Dreas Makers' Union, whose
I members bavi for foui ?lavs bean haii.it
... the question of a general strike,
tha tha vote was prsetloall) unanimous
i?u a atrlkt The canntlng "f Ihe bailete
?.???gat, ..t llintoli Hall No 111 ?'lint..11
street, on Monday evening end lasted until
1 o'clock yesterda) mornint The execu?
tive COmmittl.1 the union has power to
i \ the day when |he .-hik?- shall g?. into
eff? i
Th.- demanda ef the union, which effect
thlrtv-Uye thousan?! waist ami
. makers, are for .? abortar workday, higher
wages, sauiiai* thnpg and a union egrise?
I >i?tii There was ,( repet? 'hat an effort
would Be made le bring gbwnl a tattle?
ment by uanfetrence vvitn ih?? employers,I
but Mallas sai?i that even possible moone
of i.ringing about a aettlemenl without a
M ni.?? ! ?.I ? ? . u tried.
-.
NO N. Y. BRIDE FOR COL. GREEN
, Declare? He "Wants to Marry a Worn
an, Not a Clothes Horse."
San ian* I-?? .Ian It Colonel I'.lwar?!
ml Robinson Or??en. sop of Hetty
Oreen, of Mea Vork arrive.i here to-day,
led a.s a man who vv i ? | - t,, maiT) a
S oui.ni, mil g i lollies hoi ne."
ildren are the last thing thev want."'
:.?l of NOW York ara?en "None of
them knows how* to eoefc or m>?. and thev i
would deny that their gond obi homely
grandmothers knew how to wash clotbea
ii a fashionable New* fork woman wenl
lip fifth avenue iMtli a ring in her none
the Jewellere could not furnish noM* ring?
feel enough lo suppl) the dornend. They
i want t?. 'peacock around the ibontreg ami
I restaurante ao as to :>?- seen !>>. men not
t m n huabanda
Aaked If leap year mlgkl nol aeal his
[ fate with .-?.m? Vectors siri win. could
? qualify on damealle linee, he said: *it
[ may be. I'm Mil human.''
Jccn in ihe Shops
g ni.r.m,- voile m the natural col,,, i
sheer siik fahrte that i? both aervlceabla
mu? pretty, it .?.m??-! with borders, both
Wide an.l narrow, ?*iincr in Bulgarian color
arrangements or in monoton?- The width
is forty-two Incites sad the price $i 28.
in one shop is being shown an sssort?
n,. nt of tub atlka an?! erSpea In a groat
variety of pretty strip.*d patterns, which
Include Am Hnoa of ?i.-iuat. eobats sa
whit?-, the balder Roman atilpan ami many
othera of intern..dqat? eharactsr Hubstan
tlal shirting silks. tidrty-??ne Iscbes wide.
uro 7?*i ?'?-nts u yaid, while the efgpsg In
the same width, with plain colored stripi-s,
arc ?1 US, and with satin strlp.-a ?148.
Pratt) little pin i.a?.s in Japanese braas,
.i-iHK i?. ?ii i> tav ?- inches in diameter,
'.nt-. .a?!. Two slight tv larger biz? s
are 2t? and ? ? ?nts, reape, lively.
A lay printing pteas can be laoupiu far .'?
? entr.
A lo.iui clsSJMtag StttAt t-laaii will *. once
leppeal to 1ln*> careful housekeeper consists
? u a pair of nickel plated longs at I 75 and
a package of thirteen ahseta of specially
prepared paper at is reata The paper.
which la ata?ed and upa ted with a power?
ful antiseptic, ?un be crumpled up und beld
securely l>y the tongs for the cleansing proc
ed r? i seed t hen thla hat i" tn i sm
phted. There Is no ?lang? r, it is sal?', that
the paper will Injure vim t*n?-st parc?lalo or
that It will ? lag the pi?*-?.
A waste |>aiwr receptada which will
ii'itli.-i hr.ak, I un n< t sn.-.i its contents
about th<> room through ?racks Is a box of
Unn m? mi. which i- attractively shaiau
and decorated and sells for $i>
Housemaids' gloves made ?>f suhsiantiai
white coit.m mat.* ,.,i ,,,. y* cents a pair,
while those of cham?la are W ?ents a pair.
lie iiaai.n of ?hop* ?her?- am* lea m?" n tinned
on this \<*ee giere **<?!> can t"? asaetead laj s-tnu
Inc a Btomeed and oadNtaat" .?? BWpl '
Mops,' |fee tetk Tilbnas Te ssi n u
prompt reply th?! U-le ef pul h? al cm ihuulti be
gtvergi J
NO. 59-WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 31. 1912.
New=York Tribune's
Bookreaders'Contest
$15,450 in Prizes
WHAT ARE THE NAMES OF THE BOOKS
THESE PICTURES REPRESENT?
NO. 117.
NO. 118.
Contestants are required to write their answers upon the coupon which is
printed on Page ?? ot The Tribune every day during the Contest An?
swers must not be sent in until the last two pictures are published._
Liberal Education in New and Old Literature
To Be Qa?ned in The Tribune's Great Contest
Enthusiastic Competitors Write
Pleasant Comments Upon Good
Features of the Competition.
NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS!
Contestants in the Bookreaders' Contest are
warned against unscrupulous persons who ad?
vertise or offer otherwise to furnish "correct
lists'' of names to the pictures published.
Copies of these lists, which have been secured
by the Contest Department, show that three
fourths of the answers given are incorrect, and
as a matter of fact they will only tend to con?
fuse contestants ?more than to assist them.
The advice of the Contest Department is to
pay absolutely no attention to them.
CONTEST MANAGER.
pjaced under seal in th?* safety depofiit department of
the National Park Bank, where it will remain until
it Ik tailed for by the judj-e-a at the 4oss of the con
teSI To COB)potS for the prlsea, i ?mtrstajits must
??.?i; the tiuine uf the took exactly according to th?
wordints'. ?spa-llii!*? u:?d punctuation a? pul.lulled ill
ths Tribune's Bookreaders' Contest Catalogue,
i'lva t?,) dil?erent |*a9rSOn** v.ill fun?, :i the idea? and
difieren! cartooqlst? '?ill ?inn*, the book ?lu-rtimttons.
Tbs cartoonist*? will nut even know tiae ?uu.w?.r* to
the yuzzle iiicture.? they draw.
CONDITIONS:
46
' entered your preat niokreailer?' Cos*
test, .ii.,I Bald II ths ino.it tiiterestin? in?*iital
" ?livirsi.in lint i nsvs ever taken part In,
T .osc wh?. r.iii te ?-ii t-r s re certain)*/ stlsstfti .? greet
opportunity, not ?mi\ in ths wo** of ?asartsstlfafl f?>.
( the lu.in? rich reward*, bol for the aaitsrtaln
men I sad th? atoouni ot knowledge is he mined in
literature no? ami old it is a irootsot that should
bs remembered sa on? of the rrestssi auw ationai
fssts e\er attempted, and all should he proud t<>
know ttint they wore competitors In ? t.*st of brain.*?
ist as man) thousanda ta thlnkinc"
That's il,?, way one of ths many IochI contestants
wr r i tea to .'? Contool l>epertmenl it show? the
spirit and tha mi.-uso? Intoresl ths contest hss ero?
.i'.'.i hul the comment-, ars not confined to the
1*1 ea lei . Il \ alune.
\ rompo?tor, a womaa, frem Pennsylvania, write?:
Through a friend l area h formed ?if yonr very In?
teresting Booltreaders' Contest I Immediately aar-at
tor The Tribun? snd Ih? back numbers of the n?? t
ursa Ki.tv member ?if our fsmil) I* no ieepl*, In?
lerested thai we 'an hardl) trail until Th? Tribun?
ai r I \ M ??;? I
A nil? Kiii,?n iiditi iiji th? stete Bays: Wlffever I
g" I fiad tha people active!) engaged In solving the
Rookreadors' i cpteel pictures, ana the Interest that
this ?iclnlt* Is simpl) unpsrsllslled.
h fact, i tii.il t*. overlook the contest, bul m. fana?
II* tu.ilk ? up, .n??. i must admit that i cannol refrain
from taking ? i ? ?< >k <t the Tribun? plrturea every
moi niug now m
a conteatanl from away down Mouth writes:
i..*?i? her? Is solving your Bookreaders' ?'?in?
tent pictures Of rouree, thai meana thai are are In
? contest, too, mid we aimply cen'i aleen at night
until we have solyed t!:> answers for the plctur?
These ?in* hut a fei? HSmples of til? iiilliill eil.*, ?if
ai ml lar letters thai are comisa in darlh end it l?
Intereatlng t?> note th? enthusiasm with which the
.ipetll Ion has heen ? >?. eh sd.
T ? ? 10 *? -ne tii.it Ii is <>ne ?if tie must
faartnaiting mental dlveroiona for- the winter tun*,
and ll la so aimple and .-.,*-*. to enter und competa
ah thai aa) one needa to ?io t<i gal started son la
.i?. the heck m mben of tha pictures and Ihelr
i-oupons inai iiave been published They sr? alwaya
in *..., k and maj be had bI th? Tribun? onca or By
mail, sa outlined Bnd fully explained at the bottom
? . onteel mal tei
Then wltli tin* aid ol Tha Tribune's <>m?*ui ?'.mtes?
Catalogue any person, young or old, irrespoctlv? of
p|.r r emit]., become? a contestant In full
atanding.
m ?m (t,a'i?i,> t., daj thai you want to i>i?a-? your?
a, it :n Une roi s fin* S3 JOO Stearns full) equipped
automobile or a I2.SSS Wnlte steamer, <n- a plai.r
player plano sel ol furniture, diamonds, ?
..r more than a thotwand other fin? rewords, net the
ha k number?, a Cont? I Catalogua and begin to
aolv? the pictlife?
There la -till ;| load -*in*t< ii of lime shos4 and the
? iiaim*.*- a,e . u'l.ti for all
Tribune's Bookreaders' Catalogue
Great Aid to Contestants
The Official Bookreaders' Contest Catalogue
of The New-York Tribune, containing a large
list of book titles, among which are included
all of the correct titles to be used for the illus?
trations throughout the Bookreaders' Contest,
will be a great aid to contestants in arriving
at the correct names of the books end their
proper spelling. The price is 25 cents at tho
office of The Tribune, or a copy will be mailed
to any address upon receipt of 30 cents in
1-cent or 2-cent postage stamps. If cata?
logues are ordered by mail, contestants should
address
THE CONTEST MANAGER,
Bookreaders' Contest Department,
New-York Tribune, New York City.
I. Th? Bookr-a.i-??' Contest it) up*-! to ?ll reader?
at t..? u.i. ii ?un? *u.:Uy Tribu??*. aseept.Bg employas and
member? of their fa m Ig?
'?. CoBtaataata n.u.l writ? the names of the books rep?
resented jy th.* inuslra.lons u,>on tin* coupon provi?id
thni for. aud which will appeal on 1'iig- -' of Tha
Tribune U>.iliy and aunu.iv> ?very day during tin, p?rima
of ih* compel .Huh. ,?.i,?w.em ?nay be written with pea.
pent.ll or be .ypewrltiaii.
J. Each ttictura lepresents the name of onijr one (l>
book, and con lest ?an'a will not be re?? u.red to give tha
i.ainc of ih* aun..?', ?mly th* title or name of me book
I* all lliat will be required. Where coi.t.-siant* are not
t?stala ?f tha correct iiume .luj Will be pcimiued i?
aead rive ti?> aiitwtfi? to auch book pictera if the cor?
rect ui.-w.r Is given. incorrect auswei* will not ooua-,
against tl,a ranteatanc.
4. Only two (I] answers may he written upon a sine!?
coupon; extia coupons must be uaed for additional an
iwara. and all ?-oiipoas of the same number mom be kept
together li? making up ?he Set. Where contest-ants wish
to submit additional ram?-? to tha same book iliiutratloa
they may do a?i without Ailing out tha entire .oi-poa.
I'ictur?-* ...ay be submitted with the answers If couteautat*
(0 desire, but Utcy ?trill not count for them.
A. Dt*far*nt members of a fami.v fast r?mpete in tha
Capt.-tu. but inly une pilze will be awarded to any on? fam?
ily or household, and only on* ?1? ser of answer?? will bo
accepted fiom any Individual < onu staut. Participation In
am .?her . onteM now ta-lna run will not debar any one from
ent?rina ?ha <-<>ir-t>etlt!on.
5. All ariaw. ra imist be held until the entire series ot
book illustration.? oa?.* b, in printed In -?lia Tribuna, ana
every set of c> iipOBJ upon winch uiiawers are written rnoac
be arranged in num,iu.U order, fastened secuisty to?z?th?r
and delivered or mailed in a flat nackai-e, not folded or
lolled, plainly ?iddr.-ss.-d to the NE?W YORK TRim'NK'??
HOCUvUKAl*! I:S' CONTEST Ulil-AltTilENT. THIBL'N'B
HI II DINO. KBW YUlabl C1TT. wiilna th* tlm* ?peclflad
in Rule 7.
',. Th? t'me for receiving an?=wer?? will have no elTect
??pon ?lie awarding of prises, with this exception: Ail
answers mn?' be delivered at tha f'OVTKST T1??PART
MKN'f ?>f 'Mil? TRIB0N"C or bear postmark of niatlung al
not liiter thm mtdniRht. Baturday, Maree ??. Liu
A. Prices will ba awarded to the contestant*), In order*.
according lo the numlier of correct anawcra tent In t* th*
tntlrai serie* of book illustration??
Flrat Priie?l-deurns Touring <?ar, to tha cnn.ettaat
sending In ?ha taHrest number of co reet answers
Hetond I'r.ie?While Automobile, to tha contestant
aai.ihng In toe sicond larg<?st number, and so on until all
the prices have been awarded.
In ths ?Vaut "f a ti?* between two (2) or mor* pas?
sons, the coi.lestant sending In the largest number of
correct answers with ihe ?mal'est number of duplica*,*
answers (not coupons) will be declared the winner. Wher*
two (t) or rv.e cutatefiants ?uhm't th* same number ot
terrec? ansaers and an equal number of duplicate answer?,
the ono using the least Dumber of coupon? Will b* de?
clarad the winner.
l-*or example- "A" and "B" are two (2) conteataata
and tend in tha following number of correct anjwertk
duplicate answers and coupons:
Correo. An*. Duplicate Ana, Cojpon? uaad.
A . 180 1M 241
B. IH? 18? ".'iO
"A" wlna ?ha pr.i?* be??????*, al.hnurh he uaed one (XX
more coupon than "B." he sent In only 18?; duplicata
answers (o "tl 's" ISS. or 2 les*, and displayed greater skill.
In .use two ?-) or mor* persona ?unrolt the same num?
ber of correct answer?, and the ?ame number of duplicate
Hhswris for the entire serie? of plctafea. together ?rtta
?be same number of coupons, the value of the pria? as
tied for will be divided equally among those tieltrg.
P. A Board of Thre* i'i) Judges will be ?elected by
Th* Tribune from ?llsinterea.ed cltUena. who will take
charge of th* answers and sward th? prisa? strictly la
accordance with the correct const ruction of the titles Illus?
trated i ..d us given in The Truiun a Bookrea?crs* Conte??
Catalogue.
in Where a set of nnswera 1s securely fae-ensd to?
gether, the ron.estsnt wilt be permitted to stamp with
rubber stamp or abbreviate Ills or her name upon the
space allotted for same, und oan.i the full nam* and
?'dress from ?h* major'tv of coupons, provided that ?uch
full name and f?.ill address aro plainly written upon th*
lost ata <?*> coupons of ?tu set, where ?pace for ?am? will
be provide?*! in due courte.
In aeridmc in tlie nnswera at the eins* of th* contest
It la important th.it conte-tiantn seal all package* c*a
tatnlng seta of upsweia and see tc it that postase there*?
It fully pr?*n?i<1 tl the rat* of two cents (2 cent?) aa
ounc* or fraction thereof Tell >*ur Postmaatei* that yoat?
package of antwera ?oniatr.? wri'tua matter and miut b*
n.ii'.fd at the flr?. c?as? rate.
All communications or tetter* ot Influir ? eonearfitaf
the Ftookreade?'' Oont.-at must be addr??sM to the CQN
tt?<?t MA\?OKR NEW-YORK TRIBUNE. 154 Naiaaa
Ftreet. New TorV <**1tT
lixplanation o? The ?New-York Tribune's
Uookreaders' Contest.
Beer** ?la* lor ?et/e-atry-threa (73)'days there *a-|11
appear In The New-York Tribune (I>ally nnd Hunday
KclitloiiM? Two i'i) llluHtrations, (?,-irtoona or other
representations of the namca of hooks. The Tribune
wrfll award ten liundreal ?md eixty-*?even prizes to
Tribune Madera aendiofl in the nearest correct
aafWfri to the entire ?erle? of hook Illustrations.
The flr-U two olflcial illustrationa appeared on Alon
igy, I>e ???iilier 1.
The correct miinea of hooka to he Illustrated and to
serva as a ttesla ?if eerarda are being ?-?leite,i by tha
? onrc?t D-jBartment, anil will he included in the
New-York Trtbuna'B nookreaders' Contest Catalogue
wliioh will be l'iiblishod aa a fcuid?* and refereiu-a tor
tuiileatanta' une. The lurrect list of names will be
COMPLETE LIST OF PRIZES
1?4;.,.Ot? Five-Passenger *?ic?rna Automobile.
I lie. I*. H. >|eairna < uutpitny, Broadway and
ft"lh >t.
??|;.**0? White Touring < ar. Tbo Whit* Cona
pi?n> lti,.ul\\.i\ und ?"> '<! *>t.
a?t?Ji'.liti. lt...-. I..T Art l*lav*r fiaae?, ?I.OSe
rarh. K Hoc. k. r. .'?J West 3Hth >U
S??.'?no I run. la It?.-.hi Art l'i.ino. liacaxn
riano < oiniaany. KM I ?at l.'Sth Ht.
6?#??I0 Anderson I'la.acr l'iaiio. the A,id??m**a
l'lano (<Mi?pjii>, 91b 1 itltou SI . Hrcatkla/m.
7?$7,">i? I raiola Itucon 1'layer liano.
g_U_?*l.*'i*e. Two Wiag i'ltino*. *..Oti each. Wing
a Non, Ninth Ave. und lui? St.
10?il?ll.lHN?. Two Hoc? kcr Art l'ianoa. SHOO and
atoe, rca-peattvst)
l*?KM Dining liiimii Suite. Lennon A Coat
puna, l">l Ku?.t J.td St.
13?Sill?) cash
14?SI mi solitaire I*l..mnnd King.
I .',_>!._?* I It? 4 li.klcr I.lain.I l'nn.eaa King?. $?0
nuil IM, rra|ie< ti.ely. L. W. >?e.-i g ?:?.,
1*0 it?..ad ?.n.
1*1?IM '?al.
IH_|0?Silt? 4 looter Diamond Trince?.?, Kings, $13
each. I.. W. Sivaad ft I o.
{0_'!'??4..0. Dweii Kndav Leather l?eda. S10 each.
D. T. XtWan < oiniiiiny. at F.imt ?"itil *-t.
.til?M?$$0 taaBk) *-?*> eatcli.
?t*_3.1??10 Beata, SI?. e???h.
8C?0."*?*:??.'>? Men*, or ladle?,' D?>|(| Wad lies, |||
eaa-h.
r,?i?6*?Sltl ?a??h, S"> euch.
OS?1?1?S:'l?0. Anieriian Thermo?. ?3 each. Ameri?
can KfcenBnM * asnpmsttt -t;i WotA t'tti st.
10??-?. ? >' .:?.?>. I :?t? .a? or ?,.-n.I.mena -a||u | g,.
hrella?. ?a each. >l. Mini?? hinl.ler, 27
Maiden Lane.
?US?361?S7.>?l. Wa.ernian'-a Idrul 1 ?mutai,, Ten?.
??-' 50 each. L. !.. Waterman 4 otupany, 173
it- 0.1,(0 lia
??J?4---tOC7---?7*.?a?, T\?el?e n.orih**' ?uliscrlplion t*
"l'euraon'a Maga/ine." $1 50 M year. The
! Vara?.a l'ub:i?liiug ( u.iiimuy. 4a5 Fast
'111. ?t.
Place an order with your nearest newsdealer to begin serving you with a
copy of The Tribune every day and enter the Contest at once.