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MORSE STAYS INDOO
Somewhat Tired from Effects
Trip North. His Son Says.
HE SEES JUDGE VAN WY
Visitors and Reporters Barred
Wall Street Expects Him U
Recover at Bad Nauheim
? harles \\ More? returned to h
York on Thursdav fr?>rn the federal ytl
?f Atlanta, spent \esterda? resting qui?
?n hu apartment at thi Milano, So
ft/eat .'-?th Mreet Th* same iralous Be. I
?*"h whi??h hi? family has aunrounded 1
i?ft th*- prleoa walls wa? k-r?
?-**t--da?. ,ind it was -sscrted it wr.nl?-)
?mtil he -ai'-d for ??ermanv
That trip abroad probabl will be
????hin the next two week?-, according
Pr Fowler, hut nr? de-inite date ha? h?
?ettled upon a* ?-et Harr? Morse.
?ounger son of the hanker an?! former
king, made the only statement as
Morse's Condition Which whs Ollowad
leak out ?esterda?
My father shows ? ei ? Htt le 111 effect
the trip from thr South, said you
Mors?- ' Ho got ap at I o'clock this mo
ng. and though h? seemed somewhat til
from th? exertions of travelling, we '
encouraged tha? he did not fed ??orse
The son took up then 'he point made
lome of the stories print*'! con? <*rning
father's return that he intended to rever.
himself on those who. as h<* believed, tr?
ed him unfairly in hi* deals.
Nothing Is further from his mind th
that ' said Harry Morae, .-peaking of
father. "He had n<> i?l?-a or Intention
working a revenge upon any on??,
?""nrdln- to his son. Morse '
tw?nty-flve pounds In weight sin??* his i
lease from prison, so he Is no?? lust ?tr?.
twentv-flve po?inds lighter than when
left New York h??unai for prison in Januai
t*l?'
in th<? flnan? ial dlatrtct, where Mors? ??
formerly a b'g figure. It ?vas auparen'
th? general iVlief that his aupposedly s?
oua sickness would disappear **radu il
probably shortlv after he- reached Bad \?a
helm Thoae who ca pre seed these vie?
*,e?m?d ta> have great faith in the flprm
hath??, and th'-ugh they did not expect
n?e Moroe "in the Street" for a few mont
th*??- Would n??t h?? surprised to bear
financial activity on his part before the ei
of the ?far
Anion^ the men who ???--re most close
ronnecte'l with Morse there, auch as Alfr<
H Curtis and .lohn IV. McKlnnon, the
?eemed to be none who knew snytl
the present statt- of his finances
I don't kn.?w whether Mr Morse hag
dollar or a hundred donara or mon
Mr lurtis. and at lh?- office of the
Realization Company, of which Mr. M<
Kinn.?n is praaldent, practically tbe tan
statement was made.
That company has taken over the N;
tional Hank of North America, which wi
the chief link in the Morse chain, but tl
liquidation Ig still going on. When It
over the stockholders, of whom Mor--?- an
formerly the largest single one, will con
in for shares of the residue, if th.-r.*
any. Such an outcome would hrini" 01
publicly the names of owners of th
and it ?vould then h.- seen whether Morae'
bank st???-k was swept away from him c
not.
Some one a*titig for the Morae fanii!
cquoed a notice lo he sent to the newcpi
pers yesterday to the effect that Mr Mon
?vas not well enough to see r. port?
tor the present ?????i.d five no inteni? wa I
anybody. With Iba atatemenl ?ame a r?
?lUt-st that Morse and his family be lei
liona for the present.
Tl.if ?.?elusion is apparently to he ex
tended t.? all visitors an?l friends also, ?-x
rapt t he.??.- wboae praaen?ca Mr. Moa*ae ha
reqiMsted, judging front the reception a?
?ordad one woman who called at the Milan
ipartmenl house yaatarday, Bba gave he
ard to the hall i?>y. only to be Informe
that lie had strict orders not to ?l'-live
any cards to the Morse apartnv nt and no
ta, , all them ?>n the telephone.
former Supreme Court Justice Augusta
Vaa w.vi'k, brother ??f former Mayor Vai
\\ vek. ??as the ??ni? caller jreaterday wh?
was admitted to the Morse apartment. 11?
remained with the former hanker for aboil
an hour.
TELLS WHAT CANAL MEANS
Head of Exposition Says Com
merce Will Be Keynote.
Charles C. Moore, president of the Pana
ma-Paciflc International Bbipoaltlon, at ;
luncheon given in his hon??r by Henrj
C1<*?w?. the hanker, at the New Y??rk Pr?-s?
Club yesterday, pointed t?? tha develop.
ment of f-ommorce with Latin America on?
the Far Kast which the Panama Cana
cannot help brincing. as the keynote of th?
. xposition to celebrate its opening in IMI
After Mr. < lews's Sentiment that In hall
a century's dealing ?litli the newapapei
men of New York ?'it> he lad found them
bOQeet, fearless and ?finare, he Intr,
Mr. Moore a?? one of the citizens of th*
new San Francis, o which had risen fron:
the ashes of the earthquake to pledge mill
ions of money for the r-ause of expandlnp
American trade and commerce
Disclaiming th?- idea that the exposition
was in anv sense a ?'allfornla undertaking,
Ml Moore maintained that it should be
fully as much the pride of the most Fast
em as of the most Western state in the
uaipn
"What we should all be proud of." he
?aid. "h our citizenship In a country ?hat
hgs *i\?n t?. the world this great work at
tha coat of ao many hundreds of millions,
""'?en a state asks us what we think it
bJmuM atipropnate for Its exhibit. w<
Must ta, ?he extent t-> Which ?'?.ii think
yourself a port of the nation that has done
?his thin?- ' California has ra??- || 60,00
for the ground? and building* to d
em proud to say thart i was chairman of
(lie committee which raised over M
!n San Francisco |n tow and a half I
Mr Ma.fir?. gave us an example ol C a
foreign Interest in th?- exposition t;
that th? ?'hiriere .Mlriiswr had told him D
woui-i ).< the greatest opportunity ?'hint
?ver had t?? show the world her hnduetrtea
And thi'." -?alai M> ?f?..,|. from a na
tton ?" th? fi.ro.-? ,,r anarchy
e
FTGHT BURGLARS TN STORE
Police Capture Four Men Afl*r Driv?
ing Thero Into Cellar.
-.->poem*n had a pistol flgh?
? -ng with four burg! ira (a
?tore at ?-"trat
then Hosed 1)1 on their man - ? r i * t tool
??. th? station Itouae
? woman inf.-i m< -d I'.i ?.'man Cumtninga,
??f tl ? ?n. that i he
?? ara in tha txore ...,.i hi? whiatle
? a:.? and f"ur othei ?
?..." -\-< thay ?iifred tha ptA
llielde ->p?ped fire "*h" pop ?
bwV ^lid drove the men inf,. ||,. cellar,
aliara thay wan ?Joui ?hind pack
nr boxes an?l barrels
?".'hen taken ?o th? t
?mertt nald they -,.<>?.- SatvatOT (21111,
? alt Mfll s' I Cal art. of No.
I'M Fast With street; James ?loodnian, of
'?' Kant iMth ftr.et. and M'k?. Roast.
. ?f No 1.',.", Kael 11)11. ?>..??
The men had with th?ni two ra**0l
une large Jimmy, one hrace, two CTO?
*nd a brace with s? sen bit?- A bottle 8UP
pose<i to contain at. eiploaive wai
found.
TWO WOULD PROBATE WILL
Names Ar?? Same and Surrogate
Has Puzzle to Solve.
The Stirrocite. m?ho hat* tr. construe many
unusual documents and itralghten oui
***a*iv Unusual rlrnimatan. ? f. no- fi
menl or a question for which there
!.?<-n no preceden! it In reren?
Twn men have appeared to probate
ime will, oarh Insisting that he la the
op* mentioned hy th?? testatrix Hs exec?
j te? thoir name-- helnc the same !? 18
now up tO the Surroeate tr. deride whtrh
: should have the letter?- testamentary
The will was that of Mrs Anna .lellinok.
? Of NV? 71 Kasf ttth street Shr appoint??]
loaeph }J.oTgeT a?. exe-cutor Two Joseph
rt?, one in person and th? Other by
I counsel, appeared yesterday in the prohate
?rnpnt ?>f the Surrogates' offloe to file
tho will '. llinok first ?me
loeeph R^rgf-r. of No M T-t- ?iff?r<*l avenue,
Brooklyn, and later ram?- Joseph Por-T
o* ?Bchulenburg, Tes Both are ? ousins of
the testatrtj Th?> T'rooklvn P.erger had ?
i-ot)\ of Mrs .Telltnok'!* will, and ?explained
that the attorney ?>f th?" Texas M?rser had
th?-- origins ?llore
the latter as follows
tltloner iraa not In possession of
I th?. said will, bol saw it in the offi<-p of
I Charlea Recht, an attorney, having an of
fW a? No 15 Naasau atreel Your petitioner
has demanded more times prior hereto that
Ri ?it depv. r the s.ild will
to Mm or file thr- sain?- with th?*- Surrogate
of New iforh County, hut said <"
Rpcht has refused to deliver th* samo to
this petitioner and has neglected to
?a ith the Bui rogate "
lifter the Brooklyn Berger and his law
vor had fulfilled their mission there came
to the Burrogat. H Reehl ?arlth one
original will of Mra Jelllneh and ropr
tlng the Texaa Berger. Re< ht said it
? -it whom Mra Jelllnek Intended
ahould art as executor of iior will. The
????tat* of tho trptatrlN Is valued 81 120,000
and is 1? ft to hor two minor pon-*. Ma ?
BOMB MURDER CLEW FAILS
Violette Leonard's Friend Clears
Himself- -Edna La Marre Free.
The police go! "Phil" ?Schneider's atory
.in.) eliminate 1 him from th.?
of ?association ?*? i ? '? the murder
of ?;-.i.. Walker bj a bomb In her flat
in Weal nth atreet, Schneider la tho auto
. ,.,, .., bet n mentioned as
wanting to marry Violette ?Leonard, a
former Inmate of the Walker flat, n?rrw In
tho ?Magdalen Home He said he had not
really intended to many the girl, bul the
r?an trae suggested by Mrs. Walker in
ord? ? to gel the gh1 oui of the home
? 1 know enough about electricity to ron
non two wlrea so they ?will ring a bell."
ho viiiuntoi-n ?i. "and 1 suppose 1 could
h ive conn? ted up the battery In the bomb,
but when It ramo t?> the explosive 1
wouldn'l have known anything about what
tu use for that."
Schneider cslled t<? 9et Mra Walker the
Wednesday before she waa killed, ami the
following ?Friday B. C Bugarman, Mra
Walker1! lawyer, mad.- an appointment for
elder t.. see Asslstanl District Attor?
Fames B. Reynolda <>n Monday ol this
weak and discuss with him a marriage !>.?
tween ?3chnelder and the girl. ?Schneider
saw Bugarman on Monday and said to
him: -I suppose it's all off now thai Mn
Walker hai i??-en kiii.-d,-' an?! he did not
trouble to see Mr. Reynolds.
The K?ri wears a ring which she
is an fiiyaK. ment rin? given to her by
Schneider. The chauffeur says Violette
bought the ring herself on the Instalment
plan 1 wouldn't marry h?-r," he said
yesterday "] haw a good *k>b and I don't
wanl to lose that, and my father and
? are living and I wouldn't disgrace
th? m I us.-.i tu tak?- both Violette and
Mrs. Walker oui in my automobile. That's
all there is t<? that."
Kdiia l.a. Mari'*-, who livorl with Hit
Walker and wi.s held by the Coroner In
noo ?.?lu as a material witness, was re?
? yesterday, the i>..ii taring furnished
by ?Lawrence Osborne, of So. 141 W( I
4?"th street.
Deputy Commissioner Dougherty said
day that he mlghl bave something t..
aay about the ?rase In three min?tes, per?
haps in three daya and perhaps in a month. 1
FALLS FROM 23D FLOOR
Window Cleaner, New to Job,
Bows Mockingly?Loses Life.
A mock bow to a follow workman caused
Henry Roskin, of No. E Thompson str?-.t,
t?. lose his balance an?i fall to hla ?i?;ith
from t'i?- twenty-third floor ??f the Liberty
Building yesterday afternoon. Nassau
.-t:<. 1 w.is crowded with people at the time,
for it was during th.- lundi hour, Lut for?
int).iW-ly the human missile, trav.lliiiK with
terrific speed at the result <?f its 280 foot
fall, met no one in Its course, it was not
until tli*- body was ?lose to the ?ground
that anv one caught sii-ht of it. hut the
tard) cry of warning then raised may have
been the means of saving the life of K<l
ward Kittel, a Postal T<-i?>Kraph messen -
g 1 i..r. . Who w.is within ;i step Of the
spot where i;??: kin's body landed
? mployed by the Broadway
Window Cleaning Company. Ho -.?;,* 1
? a. his trad?-, and It was his firsl
day with the company
He was sel t.. work cleaning the win
.lows outside the office of ?vins Miller,
?Borough President "'"The Bronx, and wenl
through the morning session without mis?
hap. Th? ledges outside the Libert) Build?
ing aie thr?-.. f-.-t wide, bul tii?- novice,
nevertheless, ti.ok th.- precaution of at?
inching a lif- bell to his w;?ist
n> observed, however, th.n James il"i
den, who was CK-anlng Windows near him.
per iiims- If with ;. bell
while working on a ledge of su. h -imi.ie
size, and In the afternoon followed hli ?\
.nui- Hi had been working foi only ;?
few min?tete aftei the lunch hour when
Holden returned Koskin, ?seeing hlin, called
out .1 greeting snd, turning h;.if way
around, made inm ., mo.-k obeisance The
ntrj cost hii" his life, for ;?s he
ti tightened up on- ..? bla feel lipp? .1
FIREMEN OVERCOME BY OAS
Deputy Chief Binns Among Those Hurt
in Newspaper Building Blaze.
Deputi ' hi? f Blnns, Bat? iU.
Marshall md Kusa snd Firemen Roach,
Marran n ? n ov? r ome in gas
it -? led In th. gab eellai of
the DU - William str< .-t. ,,.?? 1
pled by th. early yeSter
tornlng *? 1 man, V v< roth,
??f Tru? k III, -?<? 1 |U|, - ? t,,n ;,
roll of papei f. 11 .< ..?? hi body
1 ' ? '?" 11 dis? 0 ? red about 1 o't lo k In
n !>? puiv Chief Btnna
and severa I..-.H?. - ari li 1 th. Bam? s
? t?. th?- cellar of the building -?r
No IM William stt-e.-t While Hlnns and
kn ''hiefv Marshal] sad Kusa were
directing the firemen In the basement of
v.? iv: t?., ? . burst, filling th? ail
w ith the 1 ? .!??'-. i- bi? h overt ame
tie .|\ men Th?-y wer?; carried uncon
? rldewalk, where Vir. Wood, of
? '? ',... i|.. ;... ,1, revived them The
thr.-'- chief! r?maln?-d on ?1'it>- and the Hre
ment were ?-ut to their (?|uart?***a,
After m stubborn Bghi lasting for half .?n
Ihm Ire liras extinguished with a loss
estimated ,.t kXtto, Defective Insulation is
? to have 1 eased th. blau
o
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United '?'t.-'tcs
for ?2..-S0 a year.
[MAYOR REBUKES A JURY
Says Presentment Sent to Him
bv Mistake Is Non.sensical.
"SHOULD DO OWN DUTIES"
R^Fonti. Statement Thru Police
Do Not Furnish Proper Evi
denre Against Gambler.*?.
"' or aaynor was mii?-h ineensed ?j few
?ins ago to rereii-e a ropy of the pre?
sentment of the Januar?- grand inr?- to
Judge M.tlone. In whlrh they declared their
inability to pe? ?vidence against certain
s'isperted of being gambling housea
. because the police were not doing their
j dut*
I in replj the Mayor ?vote ta i:d??ard n
Carroll, clerk *>f the Court of general ses
- .' ng that he knew of no law ?hat
Iconstituted the grand iurv th*- a?l\i
I'-ithe. the Mavor or the Pol|. e ? <-.
Ml Carroll Immediately informed
the Mayor that one of the clerks hid mad?
Is mistake in sending th*? preaentment to
him, aaylni that n*. aucb order had been
? given b* I'ldgo Malone anil a?k?ng foi the
i return - f )l,.. , opy.
in returning the preaentment Mayor ?..?
nor'made the following obaervatlona on
grand lu.'iea in .-i lettei to Mi Carroll;
I *m returning to you the preaentment of
?he grand jm.\ it ?,->.n.|ueo1 I am
nol urprlaed to barn that In.I-_;.* Malone
aiid not direri th.n it should be senl to mi
ii ?he grand Jurj requested, for l do not
recall that I hs?*e . - - en a more ofl
or nonsensical ?loaument. It were neu if
grind inn's would attend to their own
duties and ?io th?-m well a good many
think that on the whole the duties of the
triin?! luriea are done ?or?-?- than 'h'
any ?lepartment or "th? ia I of the >_?
ment, und yet they take it ?ipon themoelvea
to obtrusively advise other ofll? lali i i ive
no notion of advising th? grand juries, and
I resr.e.*tful'\ request them nol to ,
me. as th?-? luve m? .utlx.ritv ?,f 1.-? what
e?er in the premi
In his first letter tn .Mr Carroll the
tfayoi ? iid he u.is much oatonlahed to
have a grand |ury aay thai the etidence
of one witness, even with the addition of
captured gambling Implements, was not
Bufflclent to enable *n Indlctmenl to be
found He added:
i .ini very certati Ihej have nev?
an\ such advice trom the a.nut or
i - ? I ',.?ii ?. i Attoi nej if they ihre? oui
Indictment? on ?u.rldence the* ?-iolated
Ihe law The law does not. require thai
th**y have evidence Io eonviel ih> defend
ant beyond . r< i doubt, althouch
I am t"l?l thai grand lurlea verj often
think ao it la verj discouraging for ? ?
;??.! ? ??? t.. ii.i\.- gi..nd
Indictment., on auffl leni evidence and then
turn aboul and aaj th? i.? ar?
blame for hoi producing more avMenci
DYNAMITE EXPLODES IN SHAFT I
Four Laborers in Aqueduct 200 Feet
Under Madison Square Hurt.
Dynamite unexpectedly exploded In abaft
II of th?- Aqueduct, near the Inteiaectlon of
Bi.Iway, Fifth avenue and Mth atreet,
yesterday afternoon and Injured four men.
Lawrence Doul, <?* No M North Tin atreet,
Brooklyn, la In a aerloua condition with |n
t.-rn.-ii Injuiiea Antonio Cassini, of No lit
Sullivan street aill probably looa the sight
of i.oth eyea Both men were t..K.-u t., New
v*.rk Mosi-n.il. Jamea Thomaa. ?i n.-nr?.. of
No VA W?8at ?.'?i, atreet. bad hla .mkie
brok'-n. and Charlea U'o..-l
of No :..: v.. ' "n atreet, ?...
bruloed,
The men wer?, working two hundred feet
under ground, and the hole drilled foi
blast had just be. n rammed with natnlte
when the explosion oceurr^ It ahook the
buildings In th?? n?-lghl orhood. and Patrol
man ?'henn. of the weal ?th atreet station,
ran t?> the shaft i*. meal ? mai I?
from the elevator and shouting, ' ' ??i S
doctor!"
SAYS AUTO LAW IS WRONG
Colonel Cornell Declar?is Change of
Responsibility Will Do No Good.
Bpcaklng further ?? terday on the In?
tention o? tii*- Highways Prot?e?ctlve Bo?
a i-iv ia. oppooe Ih ? tranafer of the lie? rising
of automobiles from the ?Secretary oi Btat?
t?? the Highway.? Department, Colonel Cor?
nell, k? ??!?? tarv of ii?? society, aald
was nothing t?? t.?- criticised in the or?
administration of the licensing function
and that the only gain In such a transfer
would J.?' one In coal to the stale. What
wai wrong, be maintained, waa thi la?
and '."' the admlnlatratlon of it
''While 11 is n?, doubl true," aald ti>e
colonel, "that there were abuaea ???
.-...stem In lb-- past. I empliai |. ally believe
tli.il the present S.-r?-tai\ ol Btate Im -
gol rid of the men who were guili
dichones! proctlcea What we ?ie>?l i
a tranafer of reaponslblllt) t.. another de
pertinent, but a more atrlngenl Lan
will make such proctlcea ImpooaiMe ?
in the abaen?*e oi constant supervision
from the head ?>f ihe department
KIMKEL CLAIMANT FRAUD
Barbers (iive Expert Testimony
on Difference in Whiskers.
?WHITE HOTLY DENOUNCED
Many Witnesses Testify That
thf- Fictitious Kimmel in No
Way Resembles the Orii-inal.
Bi t ou?s. F*?-, r? T ewyers for the pi,-?"i
Ufl m the Rimmel ?ase of a defiinrt bank
of vi'?-*. Mich., -israins? an Insurance ""'in
; pany of New York to ?la* attempted to
m ocullal examine th? eyes <*>f A, .1
White, known ns the ?Kimmel claimant, in
of the |ury orbit >? If hearing
?. th? I'nlttad Btates Dtstrtd <*onrt
?
?i ,,c. bonk la oing m rolled Insurance on
the life of Q I Kimmel who ?iisap
peared from his home in Arkansas ' Itj
, ... Pounsel '"r the inmrnn-e
? i.i. trri to the examination of
White's eyes until the company's physician
d The argument resulted In
M ? ucb examiniitlon shall
take pi;,,-., hut not .n the 1'irv pn ien?*i
next Mnniliiv afternoon.
The claimant, whom the Mew York Insur
anee company's lawyers declare t.. i-e the
missinc Kimmel, was in the courtroom this
tfternoon, whun a i"t. Loida oculist t ?
. ,'u.i to the stand ,"c te-tflmonj suppie
il given Thur l r !?? !" F"i
Bonln?. who raid he had m ?
eradlcable pear bj ?n operation on Kim
ni? i - left eyeball
Growth of Beirr! a Te-?t
i Kperts "i the caae have compared the
eyas, ? Il \?.i.. "f the KimTiei
claimant ?vith tho?je ol <_eorge \ Kimmel,
hu? it remained for two Nllea barbers,
who have -' i ? 1 both Kimmel an?! the
??? ? ;.;.r.. th? mam ? i ol groa th
of th? u t.- irdt a :? ?'??? monstr it
Ing thai ' ?t the i imi ? "
Theit .-? i... tl? n wen r? Id thl ? aft?-rnoon
? iugu ' i ? |r.? said In in- dei ? I
fon th.it Klidmel's ?beard on his neck and
beneat ^r<-<\ downward Thai of
I tlmant, i ? de*poaed, gi ? s upe ard m
11. .i. ? i.-. .i he i ad ne\ er
known the direction ? t a man'i heart lo
II. : ? o a bai ber, said KImmel's
.? .-i.- dark broa n and
th..t the clalmant'a ' ir<**d to him
of ;? blond tint He knoa n, he
said, of heir . tnglng from dark brown t.?
sui h .. ? olor aa the ? lalmanl
Insuiance Lawyers Welcome White.
I? .-t..| |? .1 court |.i . . . I
? ce Into the court room t.. da -. I
torneya f..i the Insurance com pan? ?
aide, relieved him of his over.<t
Ol t.-.l hmi to 1 ?
and th'-ir . II. nta.
T.lalmanl boo. ame an ?? ? l I
r to t tlons of i
Mlcl -.- ? . . i. ad I ?i
:. s.ii?! be knew
Kimmel In his boj
? nt ?II?! n??t In ' tie his
. ..n tin
? i
i
A:?? I . I ; ? , I ?.-an.
a <ii >. ? in no wa
S.-!llt.|i.| Klllltlll !.
VA'hlti left ? .in ;it th? noon
? ? > ni.?i m th? ..f the building
? i l ,uki w ood, i. ? - Iver ??f the
bank, *.*? hlch is ? ? om?
?pany
i..i fraud," Whlti
\ ? i shap? of a :
w.i lo. ? lalmanl and ??
n.-n k- d i i..n i no mor? Klmini I than
i .m
fi loi lo I. ai Int ' ? ... i room White
said * tar r? fus? .1 '
?t th. influ? ' ?
un. I?. ? 'ha n. gin aid he :
peni ?? month it? Nil? at the time he
ira ;i.i lo tu ' ?!> ad,' end worked on !
the books of his uncle's bank si nlghi ant
found .?m things which Johnson do?
went known. White r. r . .o to sa) when
m- made the secret trip to N ????. ho
gained .. ink i._s.
CHAUFFEUR HELD AS BANDIT.
i ?. li. Uvi-.- am si. .1 and) ? n i ?ai? ?.. a
chauffeur, living in Ninth avenue, earl)
yeeterda) morning, charging him with ?be?
ing one ??i th.- ilv-- m? ti who h< Id up s num?
ber of . i..? n n. m i al N?.. SOT Weal .'.7th street
..n January tl, In regular Wild Weal
Th? i. ?n.in.- entered th? room and while
four h? l.l up tn ? . !..mit? m-.- with revol
the lifth win through their pocketa tik
Ing about |1.300 In cash and ?Jewelry. Two
of id?- ? hauffi ui Daley ai the
man *?*? !?<? ' frjak? d" them
SUNDAY'S NE\?V~YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States'
for $2.50 a year.
THE WEATHER REPORT
nllf-i-il Ke.-.ir.l ;in-I I nrnp-i It
1.1 '< The dlstarbenee which ????
T?--x?is Thurnda.?. sight has n
w.ii*. cradualh Increasing '" energj ''
r?-ntred in the middle ??'.if reiten sad if
precipitation northward oret the *?"*
I, \ to Arkannas and Tl l
fuller) In the north? ... Re - | HOB
unit adjetatei and In th? low? iak?
re-rldn. while in t?-,. ,?,iirai an.! north central
?tote? meetl .,1, ?'
rh>- temp. I i itlnned
. . . .., ...... '. ,||.i .?ri.l middle Mi.risslppl
\ alt? ?'.. m lai "? ?'? ? ? ' ?'?.
ti i, din ?
?dppl Mormallj cold weathei ""
.in Middle Bt ??> ? '?.. i* i !?? rat?
i,_j, r.. id th. i:? k? m
regton ???.i m the sutes i.in? immediately to the
ta st ward
i it t? indi, it? ! for th? ?
Oull region, but ? leewbere tl.' ? '">
tr. ? ?' . ? ? Mountain! gonetai? tali
ir, ithei " 111 . ?
Th? lempHrai.n? ?ill fall Bill! ''ir'?"-r In 'he
Il liant I .u urn *?
vi-iii . ccur - M
the ries probabi?, .?-a-'hins ih- Mlantk r-etlons
bi f*inilHv afternoon or tush?
. the Net? I ?
be hriik sort ml Idle Atlantt.
roast, bruk northwest -.Lining '? nor*
nl PR th.- south Atlantic snd Oelf eoesta, hrlsk
north; on Lake Mirhi?-an. list*-' xariahl?. ?hift
in? to south anrl Ini-reaslna hv MtttPlay nl-rht
Steamer? deputing Saturda.' f"r European
port? will h?\? t.rl.k north*?-?" win?*?, with gam
train fHir weather, to the Oread Ba
?"-wares* f?. -pastal i ??????i.t'"**-- ' '" '
trtet sf ? ?<>!.im-i>i.i sad Ttrglala. 'sir to-day and
Hun-lav. mmewhat etSmtt I" 'I' "" '?'?'"' l1"",,
-\eM wind?, beceatog .?<
I .? *.'.- a fttgl ? ? . \
I. I . -, ??, ?! I'.'l ,'? .
? ... ... brtsti northweal
?
tor i;,?.. i,, i . nm -, I? Bali i Mi I fair
.. : . | tern p?lion to
i, at? sorthwc I mttsdt
i ..i Western v'?1*? v..rk. km? flu.
n o |< i.i??
,,,,, n - -, otnlns iish* and i ?? i ?i i?
i ,,- ,v. -. .,, p. i.r,-' ; illy fair to
n. -.. .... i.i. ErU to
.. , rlain?* t. ' Hoi ' ? "l
ah?? ?>
Il "!- ??' rillte?! lisle? .
taken at g i ?''"??
Pei era tun m ? ..ti,, i
' ?
Mlanila citj
"
I
4
r. .
?5
16 ? k?r
- ttmt ? ' mast
ii.uni.im
i i
l-w-nl OfH.ial Rented. Th* f-||ov\|n<- ,:m?'-i
tb....??? ?-""H.. i,. s
, hange-- i,, ti,a ?<?? ' tb? last ? ?
son la "?ci.-' ? " " '"' ".?"goad
Ing flote ?
m? I 1012 Ifll IMS
I s. m II I " I " -".1 M
?', a m ?'" ?2 ,',' I ?'' -"
u a m " I ? " I .... M 18
i. m . 88 : S
I P m
Highest liNBpers
I IB n (?t). lowest, t" averaac 80: nieras?* f..r
it ? * eor
c ?p.-n-fn- ?I?'- I '? : ? ..
,1 for<"H?i Fab? '?? ??-?? ."i?l "-'un-la? .
,-i- rae !? ? it? ??? brtsl n rthwaol
i
T?NELOW NOT YET CALLED
Rabbi May Be Engaged by
Emann El Congregation.
? dispatch from Louisville ~t ?ting that
thi tniateea of the Temple /Vdeth-lsrael, of
tha?? *itv had r?.l*-.is'd their rabbi 'be Rev.
'?' H ?. Knelow. in order that I" might
' -) ?all from the Temple KTianii-r.l.
of thi- rlty, has eaused some |*.?"*?">P*"?>
, hersiran ,1?; m the facta in th? ras?
?Vh<-n th*- pla^e .-.f associate rabbi to
! the Rev Dr Joseph bllverman became
tlgnation of "?e R'- it I.
I Leon , .nmmittee was ippoinfed
??commend to the congregatloii the name
i o? ? rabbi t?. nil the p| ice
The eom.mittee consisted of Vjolph S
JaCOb H ??rhiff. ?'ea-irg. ?toyenfeld
ar?l B I Me??rs. and ibis .-nmmtiee, in
n with the board of trustee?, ha?
been in , a-.ri. sr-on-lena-e with manvinen who
I were b] ont th? other thought to h*
properly luallfled
in the ?ase of i?r Kn-'low i became
known ?nt the congregation adith-Israel
? h.-.d a cujlm on bis Berrlces, and in order
. ?bat no action might h-. taken w.lch auch
? '.'.-,i2?ment might make tnopeiatlve the
board ..f trustees in Loulsvilli -*? asked
s-1 ether, in the event of Dr Enilow'a se
leaf.,,n far til?-- plire. tb? ' WOUH .elr-ase
, him.
it get tied from th ? , o*nt from
Loulsvlll? ' ? ' '? ?? rel? I t under ?neb WMt?
.Id be fortheorning. anl as the
mattet non ?tanda the Louiavlle rabbi
may accepl th? ? ill if i? ~hould bp extenai
? It, Mi
M h foret -i,.-;.,.- Ident of the Temple
nu ii when aeen aald no rail had
be " en to Dr Enelow, ami thai none
could i -? m except b* action of th? con
i -? m. . .i . meeting called for thit pur
I orr.r ltt?ee mus? report to th* board
| of truel ' ? (id If th?slr report
should reeemmend the ,n-,i;'m?-m of Pr
Rneloa and the rwommendations of tha
phould be aeree.) tr, b? the board
recommendations, Indorsed by the
of trustees, must i-? presented for
fin ,i irtion to the congregation for np
il "
Hyman ?? Enelon was born 'n Russia
on t >, ? ind came to this eoun
irj as a child, He received his education
II-. of ? 'hit ago ind was
I .?efi fr..m the Hebrew 1'nlon ?"ollege
? ?t Cincinnati In I ' ??
He hoa made i I.bis Impr? ilon sa a
i ? . ker her? that reason It la be
that . i, ? i ? ndatlon by the tras
? mak? him I ? a ?oc?ate rabbi with
i ?? ? i '. .; eph Bllverman may be
considered
PAWNBROKER TO SUE POLICE
Says Intptctor and Deputy Commis?
sioner Caused .in Illegal Arrest.
Immediately after the discharge from
..f Joseph i-'n-1. .. pawnbroker, of
N.? ltTj Broadway, Brooklyn, yeoterday,
Franklin Taylor, ins counsel, announced
th.it i- riel would bring suits for I2S.8M
- i? b igalnal Inspector Edward Hughes
?in?l Deput) Pollc? Commiisloner Dough?
?rtv in connection with Frlel'a arresl
Tii.. action will be taken on the ground
? n Inapector Hughes authorlaad ?Detective
to moke the arreot and that when
Mi. i nformed that tha ar?
resl would be Illegal he promlaed t<> look
Into it. but allowed the arreal t-> be made.
Mr Taylor said he would also a.?-k for war?
for two ?? ? igalnst r"rl?l ??n
. . ..r ^. - ..? per
i'i . |, Magistrate Hylan
said ' ? ?? In the ? as? ?l!?i not
hear out the allegations in the complaint
Mr Taylor aald professional thieves t;.>
longer us.- pawnbrokers' shops .??- s me?
dium t?> rid themselves of stolen goods.
i .i ?? ??f civil procedure
bj m dich | [hi c?-i back stolon
property from pawnshops without causing
lh? ? ? t of pan ni rok? i ?
BARONESS DE MEYLR TO SKATE.
The Baroness da Meyer has stopped fene
Ing long ? nough t.. secura -i (inure skatin?,
permll on the Conservatory i.ake in can
Ual Park, She i?; one ??f the "18 others who
I ave s,.nullt permits t<? do fan?
skating \ rigid censorship keeps off th.i;-.*
????n if thi > .:? i permits, cannot liv
up t,. tii.. figure skating stipulations. It is
lh? record yeai for fani'3 -katlng Tha nan
? ii haa come i?> si iy.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIN) m'RB AI,M IN ??'
Kunrlss 7 01 ?unset, 5:88 moen n??-?. 1 '22.
I.l, on' ? :.
mi,ill "VATBH
? M P M
Il ..'K .11. I l'J
.I .'.l 2:""!
II. II list? ... .. . .? u |:23
WIRELESS REPORTS
SI 1, -.1?. ' ? ... ist of I
, |i . t 4:18 s m yetti
Id ?!., k
ii.- ? i., i... i,., r? i -.i '? I ? 880 full? , .?-at of
Ho k at 4 a in ! ? it? ??!???.. I?. rapeeted to
ilc? i. thli
\m Proven?-?, report? l a? 193 mite? cast of
I ? : ? 'rr.tir-, |a f, ?
11
Th? ? : urteil aa 320 mile? i .i?t of
lan?l) li-..-. si noon yealerday, la ?*\|.-,
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO DAI
Front Un?
?V. liunm Rotterdam, Ian 28 I r.nl.nn 8
inla ?? --a l*i it Fab I ** SI 1
AMUSEMENTS. I
Campania .Liverpool, Feb S.
' '" -i-tpool, Feb 1...White M
: La Pn-reace . Havre, Feb 3.fren.
I Manuel Calvo.. ?'adiz lan 30. .. t'mtip Ti asat
I ?alahrla.Palermo. Jan 30.
I Madonna Na, i?s. Jan 27._.*-_
I.ampasas.Galveston. Feb. 8.Ma?ory
. arapahee ...... Jacksonville, F<-b. f.... ' !-t
SUNDAY, FKRRt'ARY 11.
i *Minn?tonka . London. Feb 1.Atl Trans
: *St Ix-iul? .. . Southampton. Feb 3 . Amsrlrsn
Chester .Antwerp. Jan 26.
; Luzon Palermo. Jan 27 . -
I Ardoyne Shield?. Jan 21.
ylvsnls. .?"hrl'tiansand. Jan 25 Scsnd
City of Savannah Savannah, Feb 8 ...Savannah
MOMDAT. FEBRt'ARY 12
! "Bermudian .Bermuda, Feb 10.. Quebec
-' fcrollns Ka? Juan. Feb 1 S Y & P R
?Altai.Inagua, Feb" .H?ash-Am
?_ ?? isuckenbaefe fan Juan. Feb 7 .In5u!-.r
I Ailmat?-.-? .Algiers. Jan 20.
El Mundo . Galveston Feb 6 . Bo Tae
Comsnche JarV?on\tlle. Feh 0 civae
i'.-. (CUS N'???. Orleans. Feb 7 So t'a??
?Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY
Man Vesatf
Ves??! For Line. closea. talla.
; t'nnz-6? li'-n?. VaJ-ira. SOL S -t" a rn 11 ??i i m
(Tceani ki utham| I -.. W S. S 30 a m 12 On rr
I Pnimc'dr?*., Montevideo,ARP 8*80am ??Warn
... .-an Juan, NY?-FR. S 31? a m 12 00 m
! si\:iola. <*o|-,n, U F <*o .. 0 3<> a ni 12:00 in
oga, Havara Ward l?"?:00am 1:00 pm
| Amdlan, Rr-rmuda, RMS P.Ui 00 a rr. 12 (?0 m
i?*mino|? sar, Dominan,?""MdelO 00 a in 1 00 p rr
I Wogllnie, Rio Janei'o, H \ lMlOam 2:00 pm.
I- E Frledrl-h, Jat-al^-a. H-A.ll 00 am 2:00 r. m
Crlstobal. ?"rlsteba?. Panama.Il 30 a m 3 00. m
- innre. Rte Janeiro. Pr 12 ??O m 3:00pm
Ca -eronla. illasgo- Anchor- 2:00 p m
Havre, French.... - 8:00pm
Ml neapolli London, ,*? T ll.Ooam
,; -... iidersM, Hamburg. H-A - L'OOpm
Kursk, Rotterdam, Russian.
Oslvestori MslUrv.. -? 1.00 p m
Nueces Tar-pa. Mallor-. - 1 ?JO p m
.-of M'eomery, Savannah, P ? SaMpn.
i. ., racka-*-nvllla ?71yds , - i M p m
MONDAT FEBRUARY 12
1 Hei 81 Kitty N Y <fc Dem 9-OO? m 12 00 m
-am? Paramaribo.RDWM1-00 am 3:00 p m
Kstah?lin. Brunswick, ("*l?-4e i :00 p m
TUESDAY. FEBRT'ARY 13
Krr.np W"H'm, "Bremeo, HOL s 30a m 10:00 a m
ParnonlS, Liverpool, ?~unard 8:00 p m
Potsdam, Rot'.-lam. HolLAm.- lO.OOaui
.- r Hava nah, Bai h. Be? LWrm
?-.?. Jacksonville, Ctt. lDOpm
TRANSPACIFIC MAIL8,
T.<-?'lnatl"n and steamer. CIO? in M Y. P M.
Japan i*orea. China ?via {**eattle*.
R-.,:'a .Feb. 12. 6:30
Jipan. Corea. China (via Ta^onia)
ranada Mari .Feb. 12, 6:30
tapan, Coree, ?"hlna. Phlllp
? (via sm Francisco) Corea F?b. 15. 8 30
Han all. FIJI Inland*. 8am?**an lei
anas. New Zooland. Australia (via
? -..rial Marama .Feb 16, ?30
Guam. Philippin?-?, 'via Pan Fran
. ?? . VS transport . Feb. "9. 6:30
Jaran. Corea, China, Philippine! ?via
Victoria) Empress e- India _ Mar. 1.6.30
Tahiti. Marquesa? (via Pan Fran
clu.-oi- Mariios .Mar. 4.6:3o
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, February
9, 1912.
ARRTVEt)
Kteasaer Brlard?r.e iRr?. Santa '"tara February
2, to th? Munson Pa Line, with ?mar Arrived
a? th? Par at 8 !'. a m
10 .11 Giorgio (Mori, Port An
February 3, to th? Atlantic Fruit Co. with
I fruit Arrived at th? Bar a? ? a m.
Steamer Buenos Ayrca (Stoen), Vera Crea Janu
| ?rv 81, Puerto Mexico February 1 and Havana
B ..- the Compa??a Tra*-atlan?i.-a. with 4?> ?-ahln
: -.'?-.-raK?- passengers and in.'.?? Arrived
? ? . -th
team? mis iAush. Tri???? January 20.
| I'.rr.u 81, Palermo 29 anl Algiers -*7, .--> Ph?lp?
l Ir. m * Co, with 111 cabin uni ?-J7 ?teera?;? pa?
! ?jengera and n-.lp? Arrlv-M at !h>' Par at 10
! p m, Sth
imer Cervsntes (Br), Bueno?. Ayr?? January
I. M->:-.'.? vid?-.-. 7 snd Barbados 23. via Boston
I Daniela, with l peaaen
! m.l.?? Urlved si the L.ir at *? a in
?-'? i-i-r El Plglo, Qalveston r?ibruary .'(. to
th? Southern . wl'h m.l-?
Quaram Ins si ?.."-. .. m,
teamer ?Cli r Mon wniT. Barsnnah F?h
,-i r-> ?v., with pafs?ng?rn and
mdse Psssed In Qfuarantine at 8:80 a m.
uner Currier, Ouayanlllo Febrtiary 8, to
Hi.ni.I.-r. Weir ,v Boyd. with molasses, Arrived
il 1:40 a m
teamer l'Iler (N U, to
I. W A P \: ?i.-,r..r'K. wi'h SUgST Arrived at
i lb? l'ar Ht 1? :?> s ??
-'..irii.r p.inn.'nia (Br), Flum? January 16.
.i 10 Nar.l?? 2" and ?lihraltar
24. I IM Co, Ltd. ?nth 111 rahln
? I steerage pasM-nit?.!? ai I - Arrived
at the H:ir si 1 M p tu
Steamer Cralijhall (Brt, Philadelphia F?brusrv
?. lo th? Lloyd Brisslllero, in ballast l/f
yuarantln? at L':tr, p m.
Steamer Colon, < n?t.ihai Februarv ?.. to the
i R It -<a Lin?, with 89 passengers, mall?
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 10 a m.
Steamer Msdlsoo, Newport News and Norfolk,
to .he Old Dominion S.? Co, With rait-"?nK^ra and
mdse, l'af!.?d In Quarantine el 2 2.*. p m.
? m m i?;?ii, Calcutta D?<-?mher
1^'. Colombo O. Tutlcortn '.'J. Algiers January 18
St -i Febnian 8, to Fun.h, Kd-? A- ? o.
with pa^1?ns?r?? end mil?. An.-hort-?l In Quar
an'ln?, 7:1?? 0 in
Steamer I?\ai<. Port Arthur F?hruarv 2. to th?
n Oil Co, with oil Passed In Qusirantlns
?? i ind anchored >.rr Ktapleton 8:10 p ra
Sandy Hook, N J K-'h '.?. O..?'. p in Wind
parti] cloudy; har.v offshore.
smooth
SAILED
St. air.'r? V'.i-d ?Nori, Norfolk. Attache,
Mton and Jackatrnvllle; Jamestown N
ind Newport Newa; Chelston .i-ri. Haiti
Racnarok iNor), Norfolk. Hamilton. Nor
Sad .Niwport News; Allian-a. ?'rlstohal:
Bristol City ?Hr>. Bristol: Hudaoa ?Kn. Bor
I...UI? Tremonl (Br), Buenoo A\res; Antllla
ran.t i.-o. ?'harie-* r Mayer, towtas
'?>> barges ?-ho<>n?r Kdwar.l Smith.
Virginia; fnit??ii stnt.? derelict destroyer Rea
i?.-?.| out Sandy Hook 8:18 p m. ?team
- tad) Hook 6 pm.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
tRRlVBD.
Itotterdam, Feb 8, <! h m 8o?-.t.l>k (Dutch),
Nets Y'.rk. ?? i< in. Noordam (Dutch), n?w
V'?rk via Plymouth and Boulogne
Colombo. Feb '.' Cadillac (Br). Sam Y..rk via
tlglero.
tllrkrnliead, pel? 0 l..?.-kaw_nna illri, New York
f"\ Mancheet? r
'?-.ilila. Feb !? Fran.-on!.?, .Rr). New York
. \i i.!. |i i tlgters, ? le
Hevre, Feb 9, '?? a ni la Lorraine iFri, New
York
Boulogne, Feb !>. r, a m- Noordam iDut.-h?. New
\..rk .la I'lMiK.ith for Hntterdain ?an?1 pro
? :-.|.
Bermuda, Feb 0. ?'. 80 a m Bermudian (Bri,
New Yoi k
BAILED
Casal. F-h fl Agenorta iBll ?from Ivtza?.
Okwcester, ?Maas, and Nea Torti
AMUSEMENTS.
AROUND l?E WORLD
rO-MORROU EVE., Return Concert t??
sfllDCI IE tssisted bj Weltei Dsmroseh
?MJDtLIn OrchestraN v gym ?Society.
.-. .'?? Sos ..n B .i.- K...?)-- Ptsno
SUN. IU., FEB. 18 ^^'^?if'?h
TETRAZZINI
?aalatedh?, n ihanPrankoaOreh HardmanPlano
P,-vh*li*-,s'11 ,: "f B'waj ??a.8:|0 Mata
BOUGHT AND PAID FfRter.w5V
XX .m .'..in... ? ( 0??H)Y. n-- E ??: B ) B? I 13
,; Bunty Pulls illStrilfl?M
Les vi- Ids' HER \I.I? *?i*. B'l ."? 85. Bvea ?- '.'?i
.,-1 . The Million ?i.,.i -. \v"d ??'?..'
Haziae Elliott's Th ilO.bei Brr*8Av. Evs.lB
:: r?N-T THEBIMOFPfMDISE
S^ittS.*.*"-?' '?> ? ::V. Otar High.
\,,. a ?- law Baraatl Ht fasrt *ns? M wtnam
METROPOLITAN g??i
T.. daj Bl ' llrfro. Il.-ti.er. RsppOlti ?'.lila-k, '
roacaAlnl
!.. ult-lit .u S Bpe. 1 p. ?'?'?* Doubl? Hill
lla.-ns, i un?) G retel Uten Mettteld.WlckhBm;
Itelaa, <;ori)7. ?'<>n,i . Herta POgltaeet. P?a
? .. . mi?,,. \m !!,.. ??in? <--?n,i gtursnl
Sun. K?g. lon.irt. Bololata Kathleen l*nr
l'ii?. rlotluste. Premstsd; siiiirii.-rf", Rotbier.
- , ,. ,,, heetra Cond., psstemsek
\.?l Week: ?Ion .' ' 90 Slesfrled. Mn.-e
Matsenansr, ?Hen. Burri-m. Retaa, ona
Ruyadael i 'end Herta
Mon. r%K u 9 in trtaaw. Barrar, Hal
genauer Maubour* Rothl?i Cend., Toarantm
Tas? K?r. M s i'hil-i < hb'uv? Oper? lo.
< irmes (larden /-j-piiii. nainior???. Renaud,
n Mus Ptr . ?'leefonte ?'anipnnuil
TU tl Vemleselt. ?;.?,!?
lorlts, ???-il -----
?*-??hBVe77??rc?A. Hsrta
sil ,,l i; "vec-V l-erfce Toses. Karrnr;
."i ?v.nicotti ron.rToac.nlnl
II VRDMAN I'l 1N<? ' s'--'
COI Dlilll tHiihert Kdeaon A Co.. rjeald
OLONlAL * .?slilvn. Utile Billy
ll'l? Hat. ixc i '? etlc. ?ither?
..?.__?. Brice 4 Kin?, ? Romane?
ALHfiMbnA iof the fndervvorl.l," Nlght
"dIv ?lu?. '.'.?<?? m * Turkish Hath " ete
rnrU World In ??Tea. Of?li?-jt-*al C?t*??rt*
EDEN I-Im?, tl??* Mag'<l?*>. Aft. and Eve.
MI ??I I f INI-?I VI <M. IM I'll RACM HOI II
H?%i\n iisTUN s ?'"" u "'' ' Ruaslan Bala?
.VT1.1 ' *i lalka oreh.. Willie wea
D'ly Mat 23-W -We ' ton.ne.llnl A Arthur.lOoth.
THE R?SE OF PANAMA
WINTER GARDEN Phons ill Columbas
Mai To ?lav. .%(?<?. "*"??'. ?nil Best Keat? 81.00.
MIKAIL MOROKIN
LOrOI K?>*A \?PAJIT/KAIA
(Dltert toon th? M?t rop.-'!? an ?>|?rn Ho,i??>
v,.i.h. Big Must- ?'Uara Violflfta" ^ ,
csl Entertsinm-wt fBra IltllBIia cast
ANNETTE KEIIKRMANN.
T.ln.-oln's Blrthdav Matine? Next Monday.
Til MORR?N Mi.llT BIO CONCERT
DDninuiivrtien . n'a ?-. a- ?i?t m Era? s la
BnUCUITIl || ita To day. "**?<? Mon and Wed
ITC I.'II 1?* I * M- I?' I I*' I . 1 IS ?'????li?e ( .?.
\\ KB-SK iV I I KtSJtSi*. of m ,_
Hokei Poke-f" .s. "Baaty Bulls A Strings"
W-.l Mis M?. T.. il r-t-st S?ats.$t '..? Niejhts
* Pat \t.s 18?, ft, $1.88 Bast Beats. $3 Sat
M't?a?'olldays,7.V.81 ?? ?"?" t'2 B s'S.-.it??2 .?,0
:.|| II ST. Th' a . 3!?th St . -r M*-v I K- - 8 18
^rMii'-AButterfl-on the Wheel
1 ? \ i V?, H .'
,\n Operetta
s?...-.'.\ Vlenn _
LYRIC, ?ad. Wes? of if -v.? \. Evenings 8 r
?&-SWS? LITTLE BOY EL?F
? \>l\?i ?'? ? > W Y.vi?- :?" Mts.To-dsy.WM
? SUMURUN s:
West Ead7l2.VW oT?th A*. Bred 15 MatTd)
lam Daehsteder ? Bis Own Oresi Mln-tn-u
Bed Mon Matinee, The chocolate leMler,
SYMPHONY
y Boctet) at New York V
WALTEH HAMROMH, CoodaCU* A
To-mor. (Siin.i \ft., at 8?Century Th??atre.
Italian Musi, of Eighteenth. Nineteenth
ami Twentl-Mi .'eiiturtes. First Time In
K? m Tork selections from WOLF-ERR
RARI'M "JEWELS OF THE MADONNA.*
and Sfamh.iti'? Ceneerto.
ERNESTO CONSOL?. Pianist
? ,r,ti MM te $2. Box CHBe? * i ?v M st j
DCIACPfl4'" sr ??? B*?ei Era 8:18
DCLHOuU Mats ro -i,-,, Hon i thnn
DAVID BELABCO presents *f)A\ id
WARF IE L D '" ??!! _,?wr?si of
HBTDekV l"*T?R ORIMM
r.tPUBLIC,S',:tT,:',,r"v,.,,";,:,V1-,"
?^ THE WO M N|
CARNE?;IF HILL. Thi?. fve <8at ? at Btti !
RUSSIAN
--, M? HOW MM |F r. I TtJ
MODEST AI.TS?HI NER, Cnn.Wtor
ta MM IRA TOns, soprano (To?TBor"w I
Aft i mim.Iin n '.. Soloists, NIMIRX TOYE
A Countess ALEXAMMHIWSK IVA. planiste.
HKI \S<0 THEATRE. Sunday Aft Keb'y IL I
Ml-,?. RECITAL HY II E\ AND?
HEINEMANN
C7KLEBRATKD OSRMAM UEDEK tlNOBB
s-iitH ?m ?jale si R E .l.-hneon's Office, 1188 B'y.
prices 50 its. to 81.50. Boxes, 89, 813. ?I?. I
_. '.
Ever haz,v about what to
wear in the afternoon?
Cutaway or frock coat. of
course.
Perhaps it's the price that's
hazy if it's a custom tailor's.
Wo can clear the atmos?
phere
Cutaways from *2? to $38.
Frock coats and vests from
i^28 to $42.
Greater values than "made
to-orders, ' because the qual?
ity's the same and the price
much less.
Kxtra striped trousers from
$5 to .$12.
For this evening.
Dress coats and Dinner coats.
Silk and Opera hats.
Patent Leathers.
Shirts, collars, ties, mufflers,
studs- everything.
Rogers Peet k Company,
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St
and Red-Man
Co'-ars
Troy's Best Product
They set and wear as no other
collars can. Our shirts are
stamped with trade mark and
name. Wc do not use labels.
EARL & WILSON
Graywood?2 for 25c.
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW YORK'S IF. ?DIN?. THF.ATBEI
CIIDIBC ?-.1-- .-...'..1 n.i!. f?' *>*.?: 13
CmrinC Mats, To-dav. Moa A Wed.llAS
Dot BI.F KTMKi BARRTMORE prsMOOi
BII.I. ? IN All. STAR I tiff?
In J. M BARRIE*8 ?ii-at NOVELTY.
A SLICE I n H-5?* niHitvuoKK
r\ tr a i xr c- JOHN BARRYMOKF
U T Lit r. HATTIF WILLI \MS
fnmfat ETHEL BARRTMORE
In i ho delightful comedy ? ?M -IN KATE,
i VCCHU ?5th 8t. ?nal B'way. K? ? ?.
LI lie Um Mau ro-day. Tab 12 A Thura
AMAROARET __? < in -? i
N C L I N j oSSfr.
F?LTOH 4i m 5*5.,:U
MAKING GOOD ac?Snf?
? Beginning: N'evt ?Inndafl Beats
? ? ?I.:naa?in Dav? Matinee.1 So?
ELSIE FERGUSON ^g fly7.ALsAPPT
U1QDIC 9Yeai Uli 8ire-t F. - -
nannio Mau To-asj r-i-, 12 .< Than
COME AND LAUGH-SEE
THE TALKER
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nUUJUrl M .?? Toal?.v. M-.n * Wed . 2 19
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MME. SIMONE ??S.ln
"THF HFTl'RN FKO>I .IFRI H'I.EM '
DiQir -"i"!! st. lia?.-?-. Columbus Cirela
rana K\<*.S.10 Mat-.To?J.iv. M??n <vW"1
The Quaker Girl ?.
KM? KIKISOI KF.K. B ??y. :<Ht h St Eve Y
OTIS SKINNER
m an asflOIMsTT 9tata
m:\pian |a|___ll|_l Monday
NIQHT ?%???# 111 fci a-ar-at.1
TU KFTS ON SUE TO ?l'i.il. l*ni.
NewAmsterdam Mau*-?? t. .'r '
~*trs Mat? l.tn.-nln A- ?Vaahlngt?*n' B la?!
The Trail of (he Lonesome Pint
with CHARLOTIE WALKfcR
N.-xt Wed Mal Beautiful Valen'in?-? toall
th? lad hlldren Popul ir I ? tat
PsICTV Broadway, Wth Bt ): - ?
UHU. I I Ma's Today. Mon ft W?d .'""
? n,,| l.,-r ? ,,l. in A Harri?. ??,ia , . ?? gg* ?Okab
I nparalleled *?.i< ? .?-?. a* M? IL?
OFFICER ODD
With I.enrKe Nsah and ?ToUaes K.l.lmger.
LIBERTT ,M8i-.?,X%VE*Tv^
"Fl.FVAriXO
A III SKIM?
-oirroinuii
Mm m.'
LOUIS MANN7!,rsAIN
;?:;'!\^'x'criteriov,?,x,m.
LIBERTY T^r SPECIAL
I *.'; MON. EVE.. FEB. 12
MARIE CAHILL
In lh? gar_s?aa Muaical Come4h
THE OPERA BALL
T?|th HARRY CONOR.
RE \T" NOW ON ?f. \t V
G I ?ARIT B a ?? I'"), S? K
a\n~*\?*x9m* Mats Toda) Mon \? ?d 1:91
EDDIE FOY '" "?ni&P1
With the Only 4 nharet .?n the Stufe
*?)0 EXTRA HAM OM SKATS AT H
The Kth XXonder of the World.
PCUTIIDV ?Formerly I ?"2.1 ?t* Sth A?*
uCniUnl N"? Trvatrell Tel sSoO Cot
EV?.S MstsWed ?l'"p ?Td\ A NeXf ?<?????
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TO-MOHT ?RL|SS ,, 01SR?Elj
I7:<rd Time.
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COHAN
dav ?I t-"*f__
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jn.l Hi?
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THE LITTLE MILLIONAIRE
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14th SYMPHONY CONCERT
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