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II DO? ARNOLD.
Bol DESTITUTE WONUN
Family Lawyer Ends Latest
Clew bv Visit to Philadelphia
Hospital.
NURSE STARTED THE STORY
Young Mother with Baby Had
Talked About Pawning Jew?
elry in New York?Child
Died on Christmas.
IB- T-?!?gr-iph to Th? Tribune 1
Philadelphia. Feb. 7.?Acting cm Inf?
ron from th? Sett York Detective Bureau,
th?- lor.ii poli?-?- searched tho Philadelphia
General Hospital here to-day for Dorothy
Arnold, who ha? boon m'ssin? since *???
cember 12, ,C|1" .lohn ? Keith, the lawyei
fop the Arnold famtK. matle s trip from
New York, in company with Detective Ts t,
an?1 after ptcktnS up Detective Tos
Of the local for?.?, wont to tho liosp
Mr Ketth, who knows Dorothy Arnold,
glanced at th? hospital inmate wh i was
thought to b,- tti?- missing khI. snd then
turn?-?, away with the remark that, though
the? woman looked somewnit lik
Arnold. It wan not she
"I never had any faith In this Btoi
say. ' said Mr K.-lth. "hut Mr. Arnold
wanteo iiit? to Investigate ?t Th- girl .?
dead, and has been dead since the ?i
disappeared." This statement S
ered strange. In view of the fad that he Is
known to have Investigated four separata*
Slows which originated in Phtladel) bis
Ti.?? lawyer refused to leave the offlc? of
Captain Cameron, chief of th? detective
buieau her.*, when he s u n idy t.? start
for the hospital, until ho was assured that
no newspaper me.it would be pre?, nt
Headed for New York.
Early this morning Cap' I on re?
ceived a msaaage from Commlst
Doughertv. of the New York Poli, ?
partment. asklnsr hin) to send a man fa?
miliar with the Arnold ?as?, to the Phlla
deiphia General Hospital Cameron's mm
learned that a woman who answered Miss
Arnold's description had left the I
to catch the s o'.-lock morning tralp f?r
New York
I>ai?-r investigation disclosed that the
woman who took the train for New ?fork
was not the supposed Dorothy A
en sending that word to ?Doughertv, Cam?
eron received a reply saying ?hat .lohn 8
Keith, lawyer of the Arnold family, would
come over on an atfernoon trim
The woman who was suppoi ed to be Dor?
othy Arnold was really Mrs. Nellie Bean,
twenty-five years Old, Who i ' hos?
pital fron No, 1525 Vine Btreet, Philadel?
phia. Bhe h.??! a ba nonths old
with h?r S
but It died <?n Christmas from bi arlet fever.
The woman was d? I I
Nurse Works Up Case.
The person who started the lat. :-t ? has? j
on the trail <?f the missing ?Dorothj Arnold
was a Mrs E E Kraues, ??f No 51 West
Esses avenue, Lansdowne, Penn At the
request o! I delphls Hos?
pital for Contagious i -i ? isi sh? ? I
a letter on January -- to the Police De?
partment In ihis cits i< had Borne
lnformati" ? and t"
that .' complete description of her i ?? for
?arded at once No one In the department
heard - t Urs Krau
N. Krnues, ?s Bhe signed her.?elf in
? r Hughes wrote to the Bherlff of
? ? 'ouiitv askir.t: him to -1 0 I
t the w? ? Inclosing a copy of
ributed
over th? > ountry during th? ?
next d< finite w< I the New
letter from the
who nad made the Initial requ?
; 'r.ma Nlckunn, who gave I
<ire?s a? 2-1 an.) [?userne strra-t.- I'h-i id i
phis After saying she wai ? - ; ? ?
it the hospital, she went on
tl i? .rar1? i" ! i. ere ha?l heen ad
n rf'rl to the hospital a mother with a
baby some months old suffering from scar
l't tever The husband ' "i be? i at I ?*
horn? when the ambulance rslled *
but had inquired only once th
about the ?condition of the a-hlld and had
disappeared
Mr? Bean, as the woman railed ).
a?"o?ding to the nurses l?-tter, sei-m?*?.
anxious to -ivo'd the ,nr>\r of Sew York
in -"onversatlon, saying merely that she had
cm* from there a few days before The
r-abv d'er) en Christmas and was ruried at
the ?.-?pens?- of the ? :t;.. the mother having
r>o funds to pay for the funeral
death of the baby she took
nurse in the hospital Finally sh?* confided
to Miss Nlckunn that she had pawn?
diamond .lewelry In New York last March,
concerning the safety of which she was
growing anxious, and aeked for
?wh?n she might come to the ,
about tt Miss Nlckunn net yesterday as
the dav. and advised the woman to take the
8.14 trsln from North Philadelphia.
AH a Bottle of Smoke.
This letter reached Inspector Hughea on
Tnesdav afternoon After sending
tlve Talt up to pee Franela TJ ?.mold,
father of the missing girl, he cot ,
lr>?er?denf Tavlor. of the PhUadelrhn det? i
five force, and asked h'm to have H plain
riorHa-s man confirm the statement? of th-?
letter, tra" the girl to the tia
morn'ng and tell th<- ?onductor to point
her out to the detective who would
the train at New York. Inspector Hugh?
mid la.-t alght that the Philadelphia ?let?-?
tlve. convinced that the ghi wai ol M
Arnold, went home to bed and forgot to
return in the morning t?> see whether sh?*
got on the train or n-?t
In the mean time DetMtive Tan v, r t pul
to Manhattan Transfer to me.-t the girl,
snd Mr. Arnold waited at the Pennsylvania
nation at Bd Streat to welcome his daugh
ter N**ither of the men discovered h?r
Philadelphia was got on the ?ire, jind if
was found that the Kir) had PMtponed her
trip. The inspector suri- ? m,
Arnold go there Immediately and
the matter, hut this he preferred not to?!?,,
sending his attorney. John ft. K?-ith. In his
?tead.
PARK ORGAN NEEDS THIN STEED
Department Horses Are So Well Fed
Shafts Won't Fit.
The Park Department barrel organ, ?on
talning ten tunes selected bv Park Com
mlfcSlot:?-r St..v?-r hiinM-11. , mnot be haule'i
around by any horse In the dspaitlBSBt be?
?au:-e the shafts an lbs organ are not far
?yiough apart to fit ;mv <>f the fat steeds
owned by the paik I >???.,,irtmeni Th.
four attempts to fit a horse to the hurdy
guidy ha\e failed lately, and as all Die,
horses ?re larger than those chosen for th<
?lem??nst rat tori there will be no more ???
tempts to BquesaS In S steed tQ haul the
oigan abriiii fr..m one playground t?. the
other.
ROYAL ARCH MASONS ELECT
Albany. Feb. 7 Tl.? Grand I hapr.r ?,f
Royal Arch Masons ?tided Its annual con
voratlon to-day with th?- election snd m
M.ill?tion "f tti?* f'lllnwing oft), i
Grand high priest, Marshall F, Her/ling
say. Troy, deputy r-'iand high priest. FtOO
rl'k W Culler, New York. gian?l king.
Aithur Wmrrott, R?h?astsr: gran?)
tary. Christopher ti Fox Buffalo; grand
treasui.r. James 15 McEwan, Allan
grand ?tribe, Alfred A. Andru?, Brooklyn.
EXTRA BELLEVUE GUARD
Police Surround Hospital, Fear?
ing "Car Ba*-n Gang" Rai?i.
?
that the "csr barn'' pr.nc: would atl
' .. le m inmate ol I
Hospital ?"'"'n
is suffering . ?round in the
rhln which he d ?
He 1? rh.ireei with cam
il pon, and wai arriaated by
ihe polk,- ,,r ?r,,. ;.:a<1 -?,-tn sH
The _aat 361 h atreel atatlon ws? ln
atrucl end two policemen t?-? the
- veral additional poll -amen
Honed along the wsterfronl ol
nd .i lleutensnl and addl?
tii-.nal offl. ?.. wen on duty in Klrst ave
The report wa? that tr* reacue would
irty of m.-n who a ire
IIS down tn?- river in a motor hont
\ number of "plalnelnthea" men from
headquarters wer? on luty about the hos?
i Hal. and in th.- prlaon wsrd three poll >?
were on duty Instead o? one, si la
uatom Th?> numher ..f extra men
Ineressed si midnight and every prep
in mad- to give the re?jcuera a -warm
I they make their appear
OPPOSE AUTO LAW CHANGE
Highways Society against the
Transfer of Licensing Power.
\"\ effort to transfer the llcenelng of
aiitomobilea end ?'hauffeurs from the office
of Secretary of State t.. tl.- Highway? ?De?
ment will be oppoaed hy the National
Highway? Protective Bocletj Tins an?
nouncement was made laal night by Colo
Edward P t'ornell, ae retsry of the
????i reading an Albanj dlapat. h
which eald that euch a move was being
advocated by certain member* of th?- New
York State Automobile Aasoclatlon.
"This would he mewl unwlae," paid Polo?
nel Cornell. "It would distribute respon?
sibility and Incn i a th. roal of Ihe work.
n Is, New York ipei ? larger sum
m proportion for the maintenant^ of Ita
licensing bureau than my othei state, due
to tlv ? ???-. of fii-* law, The coal In
Now York Is -t pei cent, *s compared with
Connecticut's 7 per rent Ho ought to
nt. where
i\pr; ?' motoi vehicle
must qualify as to I I eaa to
operate a machine, whereaa in thl?
any owner of a ma ne, provide*! he doea
not . . for profit, ?>???> run one
paralytic or an
. 'i.*.
"] ear there wei ? 27' p??ople killed
in this atate hy motor vel Ici? in the
state of ? ? ? 11 t ?.. -11. - ? 11 only nineteen ?t?
it la true thai there are six limea
:,<? many motor cars in operation In thla
state as in Connecticut, bul even al
is slaughter In ? hla atate
II .-.?id the ei imlnatlon of
. hauff? ? i property, and
is in poaseasl? n of affl
davits showing that some men have been
qualifl. tving made tlin road tost
who did nothing
run the machine to the nearest saloon,
? money uaually $10 was hand?
ROMANCE ENDS IN COURT
Rich Pittsburgh Woman Sues to
Divorce Brooklyn Teacher.
A t ... in has
been atnaahed io hita in the Supreme Court
in the action for divorce wblch Mr?.
Genevi?ve K Holmes has brought a*
her husband. Dr. David H Hol
Latin at the I
! in Brooklyn Mrs Holmea
1er of lohn Sloan, of I **
?. : i ted * ? wealthy Di
Holmes denied the charg? i ade hy his
e, if?-, bul i rday ordered
: ?. Mrs Holme J12 i week all
e trial
their meeting on an ... oan at.
led two years, snd wore
married in July. 1MB They separated In
November of the same year. In an
affidavit l" Holmea said that I '
marrying Misa Sloan he .allod on her
and told him Ihey were f??nd ol ?
ild not hold out snj
? ?
rich man on hla 12,400 a yeai
profeaaor had taken hi?
ter i lousl? . bul lat?--r conse t<
Ing Dr. Holme -
sinan had propertj of hei own snd
s truai ( ? n
which he did.
I ?r Holmei said In a letter to Misa Sloan
11 tally . onsldered, my work
in t! ? Ung to nie and us-i'il
. la a failure. .'?-rial-.'
ird ol living for my wife below at
that of the woman of my profession
. be very humiliating to rn?- and my
srlfi
KEEPERS AT JAIL TOO FEW
Sheriff Harburger Wants Five More
at Ludlow Street.
Thfc Idea people have about
Ludlow street is i la tbst its prisoner
think of trying to break their Was
' only members of the
"Alimony Club" ??? o si.i Sned there
sent there fr-.m time to time
t s.rious crtmea .?nd
? dl d ?or th? m
re were eleven keepers al the f.udlow
? 'all until recently, bul fhe numbei
haabeen rul hy the Roard of Estimate to sis
ff Harburger has been In oflw
-K-tiff now complains thai the present
force la not aifflleienl to take .are of "he
era and ho haa Written to the Hoard
of Alderro? it I . ondltlon be
remedied
He ??? | ,. mu,, mrn (n n;iV?
eleven keepers and they are nerepnarv, as
WOrk in three BhlftS of eight hours
each Htid six keepera are wholly inadequate
tO g*J Sat some ?lav the 'nil will
not be "owid" as happened in the adminis?
tration "f Sheriff Tamaen.
CURB HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
-
Treasure's Report Shows Association
in Good Financial Condition.
Curb Mirk?? Aasoclatlon elected six
m.-ml.ers at Its annual mee-lnc vesterday
to the hoard of representatives, ns follows
erick T. Ackerman, fi<r ??ne year;
Franklin Leonard. Jr., W. S M?ller. I"?avld
Pfeiffer, L ht. nh-hmond and Oeorge T
Taylor, for three years each. The six su.
OeSfeful candidates were the regular nom
an<! no opposition ticket developed
Ifeeara Arkerman and Leonard ?-.i- m-m
bera of th?- old board
'1 h? following nominating rommitlee ?ai
Henn Banner, ?f?eorKe s. Dat?e,
E H M'?'.?mil? k, H. R Snrgeant and
j. C. Bhlpman.
??rding to the snnusl report for 1911.
twenty-eight new eompanlea were listed
diirins the year. The total number of in?
dustrial shares sold during the ytajf era?
151 ; mining stocks, 11,771,141 shares.
an?1 railroad shares, 102,074. The total
?ales of bonds amounted to $74,517,000
7 he report luggeated thsl lbs tins
?if the aaeoctatlon had Ixtcome too small
and n was i? ? ??mmended that suitable of?
?....ii i.. . -tat.h herd ai ? oon ai poi
sii.i?. ai .. point close i" the curb for the i
convenience of member*. The Ireaaurei
report ?bowed that lbs assoclatloa was in
goud shape financially.
INO DMDEND ON COMMON
? -
American Tobacco Co. Will Lose
James B. Duke as President.
TO RETIRE SOON, HE SAYS
Will Be Chairman of British
American Co.-Explains Large
Payments of Cash.
?f> R. Duke, it was announced v?*s
at the offices of tl .mei in To
Company, Is so-n to retire as presl
?r?nt of that company. Mis successor will
'en Ival B. Hill, long i ?. i ? president
? f the corporation Farli. t in t1 ? ds th
directois declare-] the regular qusrterly
?i-,' ?ii.-nd of i4 per cen? on the preferr? ;
s'.v k. hut oinitu-ri dividend sctlnn on the
common in November, :?"10, there were
outstanding 110,242,460 in common ?to k snd
? ? ? ? ),100 In pref? ? ?? i
Mr Duke is to resign the presidency or
th" Amerlcsn Toha?co Company to
come chairman of the hoard of the Prltlsh
Tobacco Company, the hesd ?if
? which is in ?London. ar..i will devot?
? If to th?' extension of th?
of the latter company, which I? nos
In China, India, Australia, Csnada,
?South \n.ii. i ind Continental Europ*?,
Mr I "ike sai,l he fell th.it a larger field
of activity an,] usefulness: swsited him In
the British \"i,-r. m Tobacco Company
ii. a;--,, ?...id that ail the r?mpanles '
out of the American Tobacco C? mpany and
the "ther ?-ompanles which were -li?-li.t.
grated under th? decree of the Circuit
Court w?re fully organised ?p?i ea|i???,?,. ,i
with competent "rtllcerfl rm?l assistants snd
fullv embarked on their sep?rete csreei
Asked why the American Tobacco Com
pany had not ?!? -tared a dividend on its
common stock, he s?t?l that I??- had ad
vised tiiru in view of the large payments
In cssh which the rnmpsny had recently
been compelled to make in the retir?
? f its bonds and foi othe) purpos?** re
i bj the court's dssrree, it would ""
a-lee i-? pay no dividend ?"i Its common
it rectors
had concurred In this oplnl ?n
Mi l>uke. who wai formerly a member
?.f the firm of Duke BrotherB A ' '?? . oi
Durham, N. ?'. manufac) nklng
i.ei ame i I th?
Amen. r?n Tobacco ? 'ompsny
that corporation Absorbed his firm In 1*'"'
and ha.-? ever sine?? then continued In that
post, ?tul ' ? ? f the moi
poi (ant fsctoi I In the ten ai km
nient of the t,u . .
II- i?: a ?Itrecf.- of s.'\?'
St ItUtlOnS, BB * ??' ? ? "' VBI loilS lo
mies Wh< n the Brll ? rtcan
Toba? " ' ?? ;? ?i--, ? ss form?
a result of the ? in whl? h
Thomas P Rysn settled the Ii id? ? I
?
the lmi?e, I..I Tobac, ?? i 'ompi.
land, the tW" li't.-i
m respect *?-,, i ? trad.
whll? ? m compsn*
?., r?mpete for t?r?- i;,,l-- of ?11 the ?
the world Mr. D ? i-*d a
.,f the Imperial "?'1 ?both >
Mr. Hill w< ' ?rd of the
sricai of whl? I
Duke is nos lo !.. : the
I oard
Its (hat Mr
link?- was t., resign as pn lent f the
Amerli in Tobscco ? 'omp n
with ihe I
Wldener-Elkln? Inter? ta .
?
-'??IT - ?
Now. hos - rlth l
changed by the ra,.,i t ? ? ?
Amei |i an Tob icco < |
restrict?
? t,, learn that he .
wtthdr
long and sbly filled l"hs<
heen rumored recenl
hsve ai"-? I that the new pr?
American rompan*, would l>e Mi H
DEL DRAGO HOUSE SOLD
IPrincfc?s Disposes of Fifth Ave ?
Home Ast or Tract Is Leased.
The ? salt y merket i llv
?.?a-,l by two Interesting transactions in
Fifth svenue 1? was lesn ?-d thst negotla?
.re pending for the ?.., .
property of the Prli n igo .t No
?"7 Fifth svenue 1th?
. s?.e,.t It s thst th?
Knlckerbo ker ?'lut. -.? i? in? purchs
th? house, but Frederick de P? -'-r -hiir
man of the ronvni'i'-e on new site, ?a: .
??-lav that the . luh had r -?-i, I ?? pui
chase.
The Trini esa ?i- ' Drago's 1
th?* most consplc - on th? It o
r ipiei n plol 25x100 fi ??'. ind Is of F
type <?f architecture, ?Ith a la
tower at the corner Ad Joli | ton the
avenue is a vacant lot, Si.wned by th?
princesa who is the wldos ?,r a .
s? hmrai, ?I-., waa the ownei of Lion
Brewery. From him she inherited s fort?
une of several million dollars, largely In
hier? class teal ? -'??? Hei i iri ige to
Prince <;i-?\ani I del Drago I three
vea?s ago
The Fifth Aven ;.- -i?,?) i Btreet ?'om
pan\, organized by ll?-nrv ? orn md IncOl
porated a few da y a ago, lined .?
i. ? for twenty-one ears, ? three
newaJ privileges, making .. term of eighty
years, of the row ?.?* old f.-'ir atorj ?1\?. ,1
ing houses convert??d for business use >
No. 1 to IS 1 ? from the ? tst?
of i'olonel John I I? Oh \- ?ni l.i . r
that Mr. ?>.rn purposea ;.i large
? sp building, at least twelvi atorlea In
. ? ??? " ? te, from plai - by Msj n|? k.* I
,v I- ranks The property to be imi ?
?vas les ed ? eral years ago ',, th? I m
proved Propert) Holding Company, Henry
Corn, presida nt. but ?hat obligation was re?
cently cancelled, the Astor eat ite accepting
a lurrendei for ? consideration which was
not made pul He
The row of dwelling houses to i- demol
ished covers a plol 1*5.1 feel in ;.:<i sti.->-t.
extends ha? k M.9 feet, touching the reai ??i
the .-ixt?*?-!, story McCutcheon i?u
erected a f?-w years r?K?? by Henry ?'?..n on
a ?'hanler estate lessehold, st No ::ii to
347 Fifth' avenue This structure has an
?extension fronting f,'; 7 feat at No I to ?'.
Baal .''.ith str.-et, a.t which the pro?;
building Is t.. be a put, making It th-. I
largest on leased grfiund In this part of th.* j
city.
RHINOCEROS IS SICK
Central Park Pet Valued at $2.1,000
Believed To Re in a Bad Way.
The (|t\- ii in danger of losing |2<M.
That Is the rallie "f Smil.-s. the rninoceros
in the Central Park naensgerte, nnii Bmll?
la desperately 111, sccordlng to "Bill"
Sn\der. head keeper of the mensgerle
Three ?lavs sgo the animal ?developed s
heavy cold. AI the sain?- time Sny?ler
foiin?! Smiif-s- u .- ?,,-. i?-?i with large bumps,
being the forerunner of s fatal
malady.
old "Doc" Bnyder began prescribing f??r
Smiles. The animal was s<> III It could not
stan?! up and Its cangh sountlsd ilk?- s t.-...
engine working at top speed Besides giv?
ing me?li?in.' internally, Snvder gave the
rhinoceros ?ini. rubblngB with a liniment. 1
yesterday smiles was able t?> stand npl
igaln, but hi was sun In ? w-*sb ondl
lion
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for 52 50 a year.
ROBBED TRUST COMPANY
Custodian of Vaults Steals $30.
500 in Reserve Fund.
DEPOSITORS' BOXES LOOTED
Dirprtor Reported to Have Lost
$100,000 in Bonds-Thief Fled
from Philadelphia in August.
T< legraph to The Trirune )
Philadelphia, Fen 7.--OfBclsUi of lbs M?sr
chants' Union Trust Company bars I
tted mat w alter ?3 Bhourds. eel
fugitive from Justice, aftew stealing ?P0.M0
m caah fr.im the safety deposit vault of
the company of which he had chart
....i-, took tins amount from the !?
: it id ?! i' - u ist - ompany, but that he
: !? cess t?. th.- safety deposit ?vaults
..f ,,t ii .- . ?.'? the private customers of
the tru.-* company.
While the trust ?omranv ..frlclals refuse
to name this citent, it Is known to be
Burnham, Jr. ?>ne of th? director?
of ihe . ..i. i ant. and the amount <?: his loss
i t.. be n. the neighborhood Of 1100,000
in coupon i onds These, with some valu?
able I.?-.*.' Ir\ , he kept In th" safe ,)?
vault. I.-it th.- Jewelry was not touched.
' 'h.-r any other clients of the tniSI
IV are losers the officials ?Io not
i ci .... <.t r-'fu^e to teii The-,- have endeav
ored t.. keep secret the peculations <>f
? : ..tii. i than tiie r?*aerve fund loss,
i', i months, and until t?> daj h ive made re
i. n..i denials that Bhourds gol Into lh<
box. ?1 private customers I "a'ti
to-day th.- officials are reticent Their open
Whit : slated m a Ne? York papei this
morning la an exaggerated and incorrect
? ? ion "i ..n ..i.I rumor. The parti...- In?
.... -. .i bellev. it would be Iniurlou to
their Inter, ii '?? .i <? ?iss it at the piesem
time in an) way, i -; the loss H
trifling
Pre ??? -I for ?? fui'., i stat? ment the of?
ficials said:
w.-i . . it hing more to say than in
I h.h. rhal i-- ihe ab
i ..i>it(- ti .?i : ... fai a - ih.- loss is . on? i
.nd although Mr. Burnham's nami has
I'.rt mentioned in connection ?nh th- rob?
i...\ w< r-annoi nay more ..t this tune if
'-*? ? ??? ? ' ? t.. .- . ?? Mr Hu? tu ...i. i not . he
man then some other nun. would be
i and ?*.?< would be asked io , i
Upon ' "11 ? he'll. I the -.I|.|
? i,.- right one Mr Burnl n
??i i.. ha ti,,. matter --land
as f Is ii?- Is a .i . ?. i... in ti .? company,
an.i ' ? thing thai
? .. ?
Mr Uuniham, "I... f..r yeai was con
It i with th.- Baldwin !..?? omotlve v. ..tU -
and I .....
? mat
... ? . ,?,],;
i taken, he
i.. denj it
... v
v . nn
? -. fund ol '
n ...... ?
id di mped wll
"
' ?
Th?.
' ? ' ?Detective Ageney, who
'
Ihe trusl
' ? ih? return of th?
'
f?llig
n'aller .?-?
fugll ? ?tend, nt .if Hie
. . otn
. ? ? ,
? ? | mai
i. .?! In. i'.d- d n ?' the
I from the
i ..* ? ? ? ? . iiar
...
" ? sti l'nlon
? ?
. .... . . . ?
? * lh? -ni? ?1
...
i t ? ' ? i ? ' . ?
?
'he story is at
M would hav* !???? Is for
Th? vaults
? ? * every
?
llsrijss I '
1 b* developments In
? . ? tl .- . n,. . 1? ?11 l|ltl
......
I i . ....
. . .
* no i ich? . ? ?
amout - ... ? \\-.|i
ling for an un
named ? h to rid him
self of i draft sent to him h I
r, live.?
In v. ? '.... i snd ' ??"'?? distantly re
t., Rhoutrd
:i dr ift ...i t1 ?? Tl UBl ?
of America for HO.tW Th-- ?irift was In
. l.i in s lett. r wll . I rlln tm-imnrk.
Th.- ? who
,...' ?uepe? fed that the
letter wss the work of a praetleal loker.
s hen he presented the draft he r
that H ? genuine
ip. did not dran II but wait, i
for further developments, and i feu dajs
i-i?, i | m m . ime t.. his office with a
?
XI e !>???>- ' ' ? ' " : illed
t.. his attention Ihe fact that th.*. were
., isked ihsl he lake lh. mone)
. m Urs i-'1 ourds, s ho I
North |8th street, Philadelphia
The man who hr.-upht tho not., refused t,,
sa\ who had Intro--".I It to htm and when
the re. Iplenl of the note sougl ? to
lion him more ? Io el) he heat a
r< treal
Th- man to whom the ' took
the draft and the nota together with . lei
.,., addreeMed t?. Mrs Bhemrds which was
In th.- envelope with the note, to .Jernm?-'B
office rit N?. 17 Wall street The law.er
.?m once notified th.- Merchants' Union Trust
Company, th?- William .1 Mum? Detective
m.i th- Fidelity Bondtn-g Company.
win. h lad bonded Bhourds f-.t (-?.Oft*, ||r
Jerome Informad the repr?sentatives of ihe
Merchante' ITnlon Trust ?ompanv that bis
client would ba only too plwaaed to turn the
draft ovei to them pre>vid?*d that thej
would igree t.. Indemnify him against say
possible claim hj Bhourds This request
i .,., not been compiled with ?.-* v.-t. and the
, I ? ? ft Is still In th- possession of Mr
Jerome The .?stte* lei Mrs Bhenirds, whl?'h
;. ,1 and win. h las not been opened, |s
being held bv th- lawyer
inirinp. th.- inst month two personals a|. I
p.ared In a New York ne* papar, which i
are supposed t<> have been Inserted by the
wife ?if the missing n,in. Thsy were a?i
,1 io .lohn P. Wo??-! and WSTS Signad
which la Mr?. Bhourds's middle
name ??tie of the advertisements assures
?Wood" thai the matter is progressing,
and the other, after tn<|.ii?in? whether
$...,? ,.?, is th. eorrsct total, a.*-k> directions
for ral im *?-'""."?"
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
The American I'lsiri.-t Telegraph com
panv report* for the ytmt ended December
II, I'M. earnings of '?'?".'.:.'?:. expenses *i'?7.
181 and profltS ?H?',?.>?.''. an Increase ..| $.*,,|2.',
\ft.r payment <?f ***??ttl m dlvidenda the
surplus f? th?- .\ ? ar was J.:'.,;*1 I 'h? nuin
.saages delivered was ?VIM,?, an
ol __.,?* ..v.-t- lain ?Presid? it Vail,
In hla report to Ihs stockboM-srs,
i ha ? ontlnuad iw rsass In th.i ol
. n_. - laboi makes the outlook for In
.,i n.-t earning? soteewhal uncertain
I, . ,,.,,.. In th? oth? r operatlna ? ??
pensei was about normal to the j-iuvun
oi the business **
CONFERENCE ON SUBWAY
Service Board and City Officials
to Go Ovpr Details To-day.
Further data were received bv Roroucn
Presld-nt McAneny yesterday In regard to
the points of difference that remain bth
tween the city offlrials and those of the
Interborough Rapid Transit company.
Th.v w,-re transmitted to the engineers
and counsel of the Public Service Commis
slon. in order to have them checked up
with figures and other data prepared by
thent.
Controller Prendergast was In Amster
! dam yesterday, and i"hairman Wlllcox of
j the Public S.-ryice COmmlSSlOfl ?v'*n'' home
as he w-s a little under the weather,
' hut they expert to get together with
lent ICcAfrSny to-day It IB probable
t it they will hav?> another conferen *g
j with Samuel R?--a and A. J. County, of the
'. Pennsylvania Railroad, to-morrow.
?President McAneny, yesterday completed
his report on the proposed South Brooklyn
.; lection with the Brooklyn
! Rapid Transit Company's offer. He win
j present It to the conferreeS for ratification
this morning, and later, if no radical
chances are demanded, the report will be
pr? ? nted to the Board -?f Fstimate
to getToil s'tock at par
Former Standard Subsidiaries to Offer
New Issues to Shar.-hnli.er8.
Pursuant 'o th?? recent announcement of
tl - large Increase ?n capital stock of two
of the f.irmer subsidiaries of the Standard
?HI ?'??mpany ?the Btsndard ?ill Company
of Indians and the vacuum oil Company -
i' i understood among bankers that ?he
-', , I- ,,f both companies will be offered t?>
oldera St par Th<? proposed ln?-rease
meana the raising ?if $:'.".ono.000 for these
twi? rompanlea alone it is not Improbable
thai -"\er.il others of th?- former sub
aldiarlea will snnoiince almllsi action be
f,,r< long
Two object are in view In making these
readju tmenta One Is to bring the-,capitali?
sation mote in line with the assets and the
other Is to provide ample liquid working
capital for the ?concerna. Practically all of
the larger holders of th?- shares of the sub
ildisr) companies undoubtedly will avail
? of the subscription rights offered,
though some of the smaller holders may
find it more convenient to ?eii their rights
?Km exercise the subscription priv
ii-ua- In any event, it is likely the ralslnsr
of tills Isrge amount of new funds will have
?i th? money market later.
KUBELIK'S FINGER WELL AGAIN.
.Ian Kubellk, the violinist, said ves?
that th?- wound which he received by cut?
ting his finger was completely heaie?i
"It Is doubtful If I ?hall ?-ver again Visit
America." he added, at th- Hotel Rector,
"though i win not retire from the ooncsrt
?ii thai trouble from I
th- wound "ti my rlnx-r I Invested ISO.O?O
Ii ? a nadta ? ?state recently snd expe?-f
?"i .t ?".'??? into propert) in Oakland. Cal.'
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIM ? : ? BE ?LMANAC.
B .rirl??. T " ? inset, f? ?">,
.i?r?. .??'
ni?;n \va i R
v M I .M.
Hook II .'*' 12 "1
? [?Ian i 1.' ??: 12 .??>
II- ll ? I ???. 2 10
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO DAT. .
\ ?????I I i Un?
?I . -- i I" ? 2 -.
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R M > )'
, . I..I1 SI !
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? .-. Tht, 24 - ? it :
. I'il-rr .... JSB 2'i . An, hoi
men -? leid? -Un 2" ....
? Ian '.'?' AUStrUn
, - . allein ?? N'apli - . . ? ?talla i
?'????;-. I'..; ?Ih...;. I air .'
S'?,? a . '. ,- . r?b I Bo 1*8 '
ntlDAI. PERRUART I
Pet) t Fren-li
?run .?.,.., i ;
Cranium
? l'?n 1 Wart
? .
, Bristol ?
Pas H R
i t m ??? - v.-, . j , ?unah
Oalveston, Feh * Bo 1'?-*
: ? a ? I ?? ? ? -, f-T |ft.
I l.r- -??;., i| y. h . funard
21
1 ' ? morir?n
? ? \? .
? ,.-> 'eh. 7 i'l>,1?
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
I. - DAI
Mall V????l
? ....' y ,r Un. eintet ?all?.
[ . ? , Wl- F-s ; ,mI ) rr> '.,
i. Wai '? ??? ? m 13 no m
B#r < ' 1130? m 2 ?
H - A 1 ?"? ' i? m I ?
? ?Ii ,, \?. l r-? Stai HftUm
.-1 Mai " i 00 . m
- . ? ...
' RI DAY. PKBRUART *
,. . . ? .
? ? '.". ird 1-' "" m
? ?t I )< .- ?? R D '-? ! !-' " r m 3 -
?\ ,. | |j ... m -, .?i p rn
1 ?'?. f m
ITCRDAT. PEBBI IRT )?*
i--,-. |. Ma '- -' ?>???? m II ?Vi i ni
- f) a m i -? 00 m
?.I ??? j m ?*> ?10 a m
, m l'iii-i, w APR I " . m 12 U0i
, , i ?? S art ? m 12:00
' ? '. 10:00 a m 1 ?V) i? nr
. )? m s P i" '?? i m 12 <?? m
' ??) p m
. ? '?? h ? I1O0 a n 200pm
,'i II A 11 ??> a ?" 3 '"
m?a 11 ,1<> a rn .'i 00 , m
? ,--.ian i-- t ? i.. m ??; ?
-.,?*? 2 ?VI p rn
Havre, i l on p m
polis, LaOmJon. A T il n?i? m
1er???, n imburs H ?. -' 00 p m
Kursk Roiterdarn ' uaslan
Denver, ?-?.il? ?mn. M?i', r-. I ?"rt p m
*.'ii- ? ? rampa M il lory ??> p m
?>f m i m? ? , , ih, ? i <tO r rn
H - n .i-i--k?--i-.iv?. ?-?v*? i .?) p -?-.
TRANSPACIFIC MA'LS.
Itlnallon an?1 n.im.r ?'In.?? In N T. r M
i Philippine? ?via
Mini To day. ? ."?i
Haw.i'i .t.ipin. Core?, China Philip
pine? - ? n San Piar . Peral? To da; I H
Hawaii (via Bsn PranelBco) -wiihel
mina Feb. 0, ?1 .V)
j.i|,i.ii coton, run? (vi? fvatti?)
l ? , Feb. 12, ?SO
1 , ?tiln? ?via Tn-eina?
' IB i 11 Mini Feb. 12. it ,V)
Ha? in i.ii , ? "hlna, fiuiip
in Francise..Feb. l.i o "0
lla?A.,ll. Fill islands, H'lU'ln l?l
ai,?J?. Slew '/?ulf.nal. AusiriU* ivl*
\ I? im i u Mr.im . . . .?-'eh 10, ? .V)
fluam I lilllppln?.-. (vis i^an Frss
? insperi F?b "o, ? ,V)
Japan, ? ?re? China, Philippine? ?v-i?
Vlelorla) Fmpre.a, of India Mar. 1. 1 10
1 , tl MsraueMi (via San Fran
Mai Ipoa .Mar. 4. rt;*0
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New Ynrk, Wednesday, Febru?
ary 7. 1912.
ARRIVFP
Steamer i?aheii,., ovanles -Ian 80, ?e the
New y,,rk ,t I'-ui,. Rico Sa Ce With ?u?-..r
Arrived al th? Bar a? I" It I? rn. ?Ith
Ht? imer Uranium ?Rn. R,-.iicr.inin tan 17.
via Hallfaa F-l? I. t.? the I'rantum .i? ?'o.
Ltd. with I? cabin and l*>1 at'eersga psssen
K-i- mit p.a)?, Irrlved ?i the Rar at 4 a t-i
AMUSFMENTS.
m_
?ihAi n?l ii?h D'lyUU.2 BestSestsll Kv 8
AROUND THE WORLD
M vi >l Milv t.\ t., Returs C?t*?aeerl by
1/MOC.I IV Asalated bj Walter l>aniro?,-h.
nUDIlLIK OrchaatrsN v gym sselety.
.'. Hew ??i. s.ii? Kn.ibe pissa
8UN.9FKB.I8?.?u.errrtf??
?ETRAZZINI
HARDMAN PIANO ITgRD
Playhous9tr,,,l,1?V's,lr^:. |bt?: ?V
BOUGHT AND PAID FLl^?
Win ? -? ? 111?- r '.? I OMKDY.'lst.E ?f R'\ F? S i-,
u$j]% Bittf Mit tti ttriip^r;,"^
I. a yields' HKIt.AI I) *??l.. 3'J at-."-. Eve? ?JO
,;,?il.: The Million SV^?IS
( XoIno. n'y AM- - '?" Hntt w
v SUMURUN ,"!'v'
u.,.-,ii.-?s i i.' UUIIIUIIUll Mond?)
MANHATTAN ? -,:- ? n?sr Mink)
, n... i - 1.-1 Mai I v.i stw aign!
a? ll.,uu <l?(,u? .-?in BMSSN II? < *.n Ii -in N |??uk?.
" ftteeuaer Potsdam (Dutch), Rotterdam
20 and Boulogne *>7 to the Holland-Amer
1 Lin-, with ir?s c3hin' sn.l 2.*.1 steerage passen
?ers and md??. Arrived at the Bar ?t 1
am
Iteamer Masara ?Kr.. H-ivi" Jan 27. t
the ?"-ompagnle General?? Transatlantique,
with 50 c-htn and 20f steerage passen
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at ? P m. '???*?
Steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm iGer?. ?f"m**
Jan SO. Southampton and Cherbourg .11.
Oelrlehs g Cr>. with .127 cabin and ??'?? ?*;?- r?
age -jangengeri. malls and md??' Arrived at
the Bar a? 9 0.S p m. ?th . ?,
Pteam?r Paloma ?r.ihan? Matanzas Jan -.1.
Cardenas 28, fragua 27 and Calbarien Fob .
t?? the M.inson Ss 1.In* with mdse. Arrives
at th?. Rir al !? 20 am. ___,.? -.,?
p?P,-,?r Carlb, Georgetown Feb 2 and v\ll
mlnsten .-, to the Clyde S* CO, with MtRSMf*'"*
and md-.*- Passed in Quarantine at ? oh a n?
S'p.amer El occidente, OsIveStM Feb I, to
lout hem pacific Co, with mdse Paau-d
m Queraatlae a? 7 :i.r> a m.
p.??amer Bantu fBn, Rolarlo Jan 4. Ba'aU
I?- and St Lucia SO to R P Houaton _ Co,
In bailas' arrived at iti? Bar a? 11 SO a m.
i-.vr Apache. Jacksonville F-b I and
Charleeton 5, to the Chdo Se Co. with passen?
ger, and mds? Passed In Quarantine at 2:03
P m
Steamer Princess Anne. Newport News ami
Not folk, to th? Old Dominion Ps Co, ??if h pas
g. ng?-rs and mdse. Passed In Quarantine at
2 ','. r m
Steamer Ocean, e (Br). Southampton and
flVrhourg Jan .11 and Queensfown l"?b 1. to
the Whit-- Si.ar Line, with passengers, malls
and mdse Off Ambrose, Chann- I Lightship
It T p 111 _?
S'.am.r Minneapolis iBr>. linden January 23
and Southampton 27. to the Atlantic Transport
Line, with SO passengers and mdse. Arrived at
the Bar at 2 ir. ? m
Steamer Prinz KMtel Friedrich (Orb ??r*n
lanuary 22. B^as del Toro 2*-. Port Llmon 2?.
Kligston February I. Santiago 2 and Fortun-?
Island 8, to the Hamburg Atnert. an Lin?, with
er. panseng-r?, mails and mdse Arrived at "if
Bar at ? 2<". I m _, .
S?? amer Kil-vth ?Br?, Havana January 2*s ani
Porto Padro SO to the c?uban and American Si
r*o. with sugar Arrived r>f 'he Rar at 1 1 m
Steam-r Terek <Br>. ?Irangemouth January 1*.
to George \V Ptto.i, in ballast. Arrived at the
Rar At midnight ?
Steamer ("har<-as 'Rri. It'Iu"-*- November 29.
Pla&gua :i??. Caleta Bu?na r>e.-emr.er 5. Mllellones
7, \ni.,fogasta 0, Taltal 11. ?'.?rrlzal IS, Talca
huar.o l?i, St Lncla January IS, Charleston 2*
and Baltimore Februarv 9, to W R ?liare *
Co with mdse. Arrived at the par a? It p m.
(it h _
Steam-r Julia Luckenbach. ron?-e January ?**?.
r.uavanllll 27. Arrovo 27. San Juan 20 and
Mayacuea St, to the Insular Line, with sugar
Arrived at the Bar at 10 p m. 1th
Steamer prlnzess Irene (Gert. Bremen January
27 to Oelrl.hs * On. with 123 cabin and 999
Hteerage passengers and md.v. Arrived at ft
Bar at 1.30 p in. __
Bendy Hook. N J, F*h 7. l> .If? p m?wind
southwest, light breeze-, partly cloudy; hazy
sin. ?.th s.-a
SAH,BP
S'eamers Alexandra .Pan., Copenhagen; Fin?
land. Antwerp; Bermudlaji (.Rri. Bermuda. New
York I Dutch!. RotterdaJn ; Victoria Luise ic,.r.,
Havana; Zacapa ?Bn. Kingston; <*r?-ole. N?w
Orleans Mararalbo. Ciiracoa. Aragon. George
town. Iroq. r,|s. Charleston and Jacksonville; Sa?
bine Qa! ves ton; Hawaiian. Puerto Meat??; B'n
??llff iHri, Philadelphia; Vennacher iBr?, Manila;
. nlu-.ar ?Hr?, Rio Janeiro; Joseph J Cuneo
(?or), Por' Antonio; Ravern ??Ten. Hamburg;
Jaiteraon, Norfolk and Newport News
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRTVFI?
Qu??nsto?n. PtA) 1 B_!akanl 1R-1, N?w York
for Mati-h'ster
Inndon. Feb 7 Mlnnewaska ?Hr?, N?w York
Venice. F-h ?? c|carrleld ?Rri. New York via
Algiers
Montevideo. Feh ?V Lin. olnshlr? <Br?. Kew
fort
P.ahla Feh A Verdi (Br). New York for Rio de
1 II Mr?
port Said. Feh 7 Baron Frsklne .Br?, New "> crk
via Algiers for Shanghai
Algoa Bay, Feb 7 ?lordnn <*ast> iBr?. Sew
York via St Vincent c V, and ?'ape Town
S /.. Feb 4 Falla of Orohy ?Bn. New
? Tort and Norfolk \U l'urhan and Vuek
land
Pernambuco, Feb 1 Klldal- .Br?, New York via
31 Tin.nias
f-wr. Feb 7 IndravelM |Br?, Yokohama, ft,-, for
? and New York
Payai. Feh 7 Agenorla (Hr.. Ulla for Olouct*
ler. M*?-, and New York.
Cakutta I".' 7 Drachenfeli nier., New York
..?lers, Aden, Kurrarhee, Bombay ar.d
M . '
Talcahuano, Feb 7 Feston Hall IBr), New York
via st Lucia I'aMa Blancs and Corral for
call?.
Rio d* Janeiro. Feb ft Verdi ?Br?. New York
' labia
SAILED
.-npion. Feb 7 12 10 p m Olympic ? Rn.
Men ': erbours and <) i?ens?own
Mats?. ? - Pel i iFr?, Nca
York
Bordean?. Feh s Si Laurent iFi->. New Ynrk
I Hartado?, Feh ? L'cayall <Br> fiom New York
f'T
inelre '?"? ?? 1 B m ? Br?, front san-?s
? f.ir N.-w Torh
>b ?. 4 p m Tripoli ?Br.. from San
a-,1 Bio '? Janeiro for New Tort
? i Eusenla .Hr., New York
San-os, Feh 4 pvron .Br? Nee '.
PASSED
'?-? v-'< 7 Braemar iBri See Yorv ? \i
A iglet? fer Whaaipoe; \\ r :? i'al
. for Boston ani \v-a York
Portlar.d Bill, Feh 7 "lallleo ,l>. Vw York
for Hull
AMUSEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN ?_?.%
r? ?la? .* ' M Walkaere, c.a.tski Mor
Mal nai Henael.Well.Ruyselael Cond .H? .
Tonlghi 1'** Armide Frematad Homei
Bappold. . 'huso. Amato, Ollly Cond t .
Prl. at t IS l.obctun/ 1 , Jadlowkcr
? iw. Wltherapoen Murphy cond. Hertz
-.?t .? a Or fe?? Homer. Rappold,
? ond . Tos.-.mini
>?i? Bep. at *. Speci p.,rf ,.. i..-?,m. Bin. .
m .. m?. 1 inn 1 ?.retel \'e MattffId.Wickham?
Bmss Oorlta Con?l, Herta Pagllaci-i. p.s
iso 'mato, Ollly Cond. Sturaal
>?m F.\g. ( oncert. So;.-,i?'S Kathleen Par
Ion. vloliiilsie Fremstad ^m.^no", \
?n'irt Onh.-.ri Cond Paaternack
Ne^l Meek Mon .' 1 Irt -legf-le?!. Mor*
a Matsenauer Alten, Barr?an, Rei?s. r.ris-[
old, fjorlti Ruysdael ? ond Hertz
Mon Fig. 11 I ,* \r|??e Parrar, Mat
Maubourg; Roti-.ter Cond., Toacanlnl
Tue? K\g ,- ? Thtla t hlcago Opera 1 ?>
Carmen .;ardeo ^e|.pint Dalmorea Renaud
Huberdeau ?;? n Mua Dir ? -|eof.-?n.e .-?mpanmi
?>d. 11 ? 1.1 Doubl. Bill Verslegelt. oad
ski >li ??? ladlowker fjorlti w .-ond .
Herti I'agllacri. Destlnn; Caruso Amato
Unir?.. Special Ma? Il 2 K>*-Olg??klnder.
Pornla M ittfeId. J
. :'.'.' B-iss, Dldur, Fi''. ? or-l i and Herti
Th.ir? ,- ; 18 Tristan und Isolde Frern
?? ? ! Horr??r. Burrlan. Wetl. X\'ltherspo..n
i -er.,1 , T-s m:n
HARPMU' PIANO L*SED
The ?th Wonder of the World
CENTURY NewT? itra) Tel SSM<^?*
y- ? m ??? Wei .pop , sat ,t- v.x, v - ,,
ilLlUCX'S STiT? Wu
170.1, Time ARLISS 'N'
B ' I
DISRAELI
\7 C0HANT,h ,
?TH MONTH
COHAN
?*.-e;*st Ev *
it * F-h i .
Time To night
f F?in
and h-s
own Com?
M.
THE LITTLE MILLIONAIRE
aCTflD B'a i' l">tb F
Ad I Uli fiai A Feh ! '
' * IS Mats Wed .
W.d Mats :,0- $1 .-..1
ITI A Ml'SK \I. LACGH.
I RAYMOND HITCHCOCK ,n T?m^
BIOOCST BUT. in STAOB
HISTORT - Mrs. Ftske. Alma
j ?Tliick. Paequale Amato. Mm?
! Simone Lewis W'allei
< mond Hlfehrock, r,eo || .0
I han, William Collier. Fddle
I" \ rt-u'd PuH. Ciift,-,.,
? r.Afoid. ina cuire. ? >.|*
I Harlan, Gertrude Brvan
j Fuller Melllsh
Hegt ?cenes from "The
Garden of Utah," "Bur'\
Bulls the Btrlnga." "Bo?ght
and raid Por." Th? Quaker
I <"*,iri." "Little Boy Blue "
Nahan Franko * Ore heat ra
STAGE
KIDDIES'
BENEFIT
TOMORROW
1 PFID \*i I
IPTEBKO ?N
PROM 1 te .'?.
CENTURY
THEATRE
SEATS NOW
.???n Stage Kl.ldle? In * Patriotic Fnsfinhle.
pHILHARMONlQ
.10SF.1 BTRANSKYi Condaeter
< arnegle Hall. To-night ft T? mi.tV Aft.
SSSn HUTCHESONr.*MST
Schubert Rosamunde. Boyle CerBcectO, Franck
Bymphonlque, Ts.-hatk.-iwsk\ eth
Symp Wr to $2 Mut l/?udon charlton
K1NEMAC0L0R CORONATION
Tl.. . 4i"'-i n'rH'-i\ -COMINt.'
j |0 s " W i'"P Prices. T II E D I K it A K
WINTER GARDEN
B'way and .*..?tii p.
Phon? 411 Colutnbui
Mat. To-dtt>. ftO?-. 7?W-, a Be-.t. ?... ,1? g\.oo
?in?culm. Autograph r.irtralta of
Mlkall Mordkin Presented.
MIKAIL MORDKIN
I OPOI KOWA?PAIIT/K \ I \
fPlrect from th- Metropolltnr. (i|,?.r., Housei
And the Bis Uu.-i H y^,,- UjAi?i4_ fast?1
cal Entertalnmaeit seira 1 lUlfJIld
ANNETTF. KKI.I.KKM \ N \.
I.ln.-oln's Blrthdav Matinee Next Monday
MM'U Nll.lll lili, CONCERT
BROADWAY RSfSTTA TO-NIGHT;',-,
\V E BBR & FIELDS ??;i'/',l'?;?; J ;
"Hekey Pokey*' A "Bunty Bulls ,?, airings."
Mall U-.l ft Sal K\tra Mat Lincoln's B .1 1
w. .1 Mti .11. lie $1 Best Beata.li BO ' Nichte
ft tal Mis TSe, 11.11.IM Best Bests S2 sat
NrtsftHolldsya.flVc.tI.fi s?> *?.' ?3estSesta.f2M
.tnril ST. Then . HOt h St . ,,r H,nv e.v>. ?TJZ
Ba?AU?? AButttrfl-ontheWheel
DALY'S. By a r*
\ n 1 >|.> reit .
Sweetly Vlenn s<
I VHlf. t-I W?
M ... S.I Next
Mon .....I "-A ? 'i
Maxll.c KHIotl'a Th llH.hei R? v ?. _
-:; THE BIRO OF P?ftJDISE
U ?1 Kn.l 1 -'. U- of 8th A, & . s , 3 ?aTSaj
Lew Oockslndcr & Hie Own Oreal Mlnslrcl?.
H. g Moaday atattaee, The choroiste ?oK:
TH-WsEOFPftNAM?
-' of B way. Evenings H 13
IITTLE BQYeLUE
1U
1
This is a Winter overcoat.
It was marked to sell at
$32.00.
Now it sells at $2.5.
A saving of ?$7?00.
A fair average example of
the savings all through onr
Winter overcoat stock.
At $15. ISO and ??25.
Hints of our hargains for
hoys to-day!
Norfolk and double breasted
suits spedally the large sizes.
?Long trouser suits, were
.$12.00 to ?Slt?.00 now *7..>0.
Jack Tar hats that were $2.50
to $4.<90 now 0.5c.
Tarns and turbans at -loe.
Rogers Peet & Company,
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St
Crestwood
Crag wood
A new cloth in two new Red
Man collars on sale about Feb. 15.
EARL & WILSON.
2 for 25 cents.
AMU3EMFNTS.
mm O nwon? *m W?. latl
AMARiTAREI mm
NCLI N
MM VORK'S LEADISfl THEATRE!.
CliDIDC ?'?'" "l ' loth 8t E? * "?
Cmrini. ? p-eb 12 a Wed i i.->
l)?)l HI ,E ETHEI. BARRTMORE -?r.-?enta
Bill. ?\N ILL ?*T\R I tk?T?
i M BARRIES ?,"?' NOVELTV.
A SLICF FIIII.I. H.RR.MORF
?-% wr . w wr wr- -IOII\ HIRRIMUKK
Of Lit 1. HATTIE Mllll.M?.
,r?,;1M FTHEL BARRYMORE
? ?II ?IN K \rr"
in-1 B'wa ? K- I it
Mai t*2. t :|S
MAROARI AR < ?* play,
LTDli
?.II MURE.
fulton v;5 V ;*j? ."Alii
MAKING GOOD affiSE
.??-"?_--.?.? M la? I Be ita
? ?i i,n ,|n i, i < - \i ?
ELSIE FERGUSON
HARRIS V.;.1
EVERY MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD SEE
THE TALKER
Ulincnu ??' ?vaa Srt?
nuuaun Mat? Bat f<*)? 12 a Wee I
"REMARKABLE ?.CTINO - "??'?. ?
MME. SIMONE
THF KKTI R\ FROM IKRISUFM "
DID If
raniv e - 10 Mat? sat. v.-?-, ? ?
The Quaker Girl
hM< RERB04 KER, B ? - - K I
OTIS SKINNER
is >n l/ICUCT "
-;rr KISMET ;\,?..'
T1FKFTS for * week* ? F*lv 19 l<> April
HI go on Mile T.? ?Jar, ? * M
HewArnsterdarn
Xtrs Mi" 1. \ ' -
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine
With CHARLOTTE WALKER
??xt Weal Mai r? ? it 1 ful Valentin
ths ladle?
Pile TV i^r.?i.:a, isth .-? y
URIC I I Mai l v ?
Another ?~ohnn A Harr)? Sue
???"?? The Fun Never L
OFFICE
" ? fieorge "?'a?h ?nH M aliare Fdilinger.
I IDCDTV C'? S? ' ? I?" '? '? '" B ?B ** IV
LIDCnil Matin?* gatord?) 2 IS
LOUIS MANNV'hVV.VO,?.
CRITERION"0 x">"
NEXT MON. NIGHT??.'
r666
Mob
I.
T
MARIE CAHILL
THE OPERA BILL
(jLUdl M ltl g
EDDIE FOY '?<,\U-.r
Mill? Hi-- Dnl? < ulmret on Hie ?tage.
Ill?) EXTRA H M I ?IM SKITS AT M
SYMPHONY
/Rav-i??? <af Ros Torn. V
WVITFK IDMROSI II. < 'i.ndiia-i-r. ^
Sunday Aft.. Feh. II??Tentury Theatre.
ft.-ilian Musi, of Blghtf-en***, Nin'?e?nfh
iri't Twentieth Cent
York MlMtlona from MOI F FF.HIt IRIS
IFMFIS OF THF. MADONNA," ,,)
gg il--.. , i ! ' II
ERKESTO rONaOLO, Plantai
- ;.ii ? to 12. Box O ?. i v\ u M /
> /
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14th SYMPHONY CONCERT t
* FOR trODira PFOPLK. I
J M ult-r HiDiiroM-h . .?"on ?nr'or X
? Saturday, Feb'y 10, at 2:30 %
IlBXCI -M? HIS-IW ? OMI'H>KI(S. 2
ZIMBALIST \
BELASSO '
!
aoLou
-k.?t? it ?-ifTj.-e. ) W M |t . ?> i??r H
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Man !?? day, s.? | y i. u
DAVID BEI ?.SCO pr?sent? DAVID
WanPiri f-_ m THF RFTFRN OF
ANrltLU FETER GRIMM.
way. Eve* at n,j?l
Mala Wed , Sat ami F< 1? 13
DcpHRI 10 !?ta St.ji'r B*wajr, K??-? at*,.??),
DA VII
ni:i \
i-,.. ..,
THE WOMAN
ALHAMBRA
III? Mut. .'.???-.
Cfll nVI'l ??<?l??*rt F.?l???.n a FSm ?MM
H. .. .? * ABhljrs, Little Billy.
I) l> Mut. MS. |, nU t)l? M, y
Brie? ,??- Kin*. "A Himiiii)
of th-> rni1-?rworlal," "Ni?ht
in a Turkish Hath.'' et,
\MMFKKTFI\'**) I?>e Welch, RusaUn Ral??
12-i s- Ru _:?? ??< talk? Ores... Wim* w-?
ID'l) Mat '-'?", ?'," "."?i !?in,Re.linl* Arthur.Irtoih.
5TU All H ?*??>'? Florence N??h. Jo?eph Jef
III ?Ii.'vi, m ttrntm A to.. Mr?. 1 ,.ul?
I. i- Mil .'". .'.?.a? .liiHie? A Co.. * other?.
rnru Morid In ?Was. '?>? l?.-?ir.i Foncer??.
CllCn Hi"" the Ma?l?l?n, \n ami Etc
Ml ??F.F I INF.MAT?H.RA1'H FA? Il HOIR.
ananCiiV or mfsic. 10. 20 aaR ua.
AOAUCml 'Alisa' J1MM1 vaxb.mimc

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