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nAFT UEETIXG IX FRONT OF THK TRIBUNE * BUILDING VESTERDA1
, . . i intermptiont, frorfl the Bull Moose ptrt._an_ in the Biidience almo*, cauaed b near riol al one part ol
spetchrnaktne
MACFARLAND IE; NOW
lut-HSSH
Seeks Marriage Licensc Hour
After He Is Acquittecl of
Wife Murder.
JURY OUT FIVE HOURS
Once Convicted and Sentenced
to Die?License Withheld
Until Girl Shows Copv
of Divorce Decree.
M MaoParlartd, onra con
? ! arnl Bentenced to thc plectrlr
i-halr for tli. <lo;.th r.f hl? wife bjr
? \;:n:ri.^ potsoninff, waa acqulttr. in thc
L'outi >.f ii.i.r and 'I'i rmincr in .\>-w
afternoon. Within an
- accompanled by Mlaa Plorence
Kromley, hls Philadelphia swfftheart.
1 ?? nttcmrttfd to net a luensp t,. wed.
l .t fallad i>ecaiisp hls companlon <-ni;!.]
riot rrorlucp a copv >.f a decree ot dl
oroe, jfrnnt.-.l ;._;ii:iut h?-r f'tne yrars'
j.-.. to John A. Dawee, jr., n"w a DTOB
peroufl Huotardnn County farmer
D.iilkorl in thei) effortfl to carry out
n jlan tlw'it was 4i*tail^'l in ?-v?-ral ?f
the famr.iip ]'?',nny" lettera wrrlttefl by
Miss Broml-y. unrl which ttgur.-.i <<>n
The modern looni I ??ins
little short of woiKlerful this
Fall.
Patterna were never hand
Bomer.
The best ideas of tiie best
>f both foreign and Americaii
oills.
SnppiYinenU'tl hy the sug
<_. stions of our own experts.
Every pattem conflned ex
C-usivcly to us.
Xovelties!
Overcoats, for inatance, of
v-:t Scoteh Shetlands with
genairie C'lan plaids on the|
reverae of the Cabrie.
Two new Tartans added just I
tiie pther day tiie Stewart
TartfUl and llie Sutherland.
-. | ii
1 * ??*?
Saturday -Suggeationa for
Sunday
Motor coats, capa, ruga and
/_-; ? 1111M * * l *
(li)li' i lubs, tennia rackets
?nd balla.
JU special measenger to
your ofhVe, if you sav ao,
RoGEii I*i i r Company,
Three Broadway Stores
at it at
Warren St. 13th St. 34th S?
?plcuoualy In the tws trlala of the ac
CUSed innn. Ma< Farlnnd nnd tlie roung
tvuniiiii alffnlfled thelr intentlon <>f
marrylof Jual as aoon hs th.' leffsl
n chnicsllttea could bc overcoms.
.\s Boori as t J j sf- Jurora snnounced
thr-ir verdlct MHcFsrlsnd'a mlnd
turned to his eweetheart, who al the
time wrs in the ortlve Of Frank M. Mo
Derrolt, his counseL Ui- left the court
and hurri'ii tfl M< rjerinlt'a ef
vi ? meetlng ?t alacParland and
Mlaa Bromlsy was an sffecttonata obs.
When the ? tert at the Ltcense Bu?
reau aald he could nol ajrani tha Itcensa
tu wed, Mr. McDermlt, who wsa wlth
the couple, asld that the Btatute sp
iiie.i t.niy ln case tha dlvorca wai
grantsd sutetde the Btate Mlaa Brom
,. \ aatd the dscrss was uranted IU
.W-vv Jersey. Mr. Hancock, thfl . I'i iv.
InaiBtad, howsver, upon geuina; the
copy of ths dscres, an.l was argutng
with the lawyer when MacFarland In
terrupted ?nd aal-:
i.h. well, let'B call It off for thfl
j11sent "
The COUplS then left the Cttjr Hall
to run the gamut of SOOUt tl ve hun
iii. 1 i-iirlouH perflonK gathered outstda
As he reaehed the front BtSSB MacFar?
land hmiiinsTiy romarksd that "the
bousa had besn bsM out" snd "thsrs
was not 8 tkket to I.e had.''
? a back to tha Iswysr'a offlcfl ln
a im. k. UscFsrlsad snd bla bwssI
heari possd for a picture for ths nsws
papera an.l grantsd an Intsrvlsw, Mlsa
Brvmle.T conflninsj her remsrhs to or
robor-tlng what hajr prospectlvs hus?
band hild BSid COnCSruilijl their future.
Mlsa Bromlej left Nerwarh In the
eVenlng for bar fathsr'a home In Phlla
a. Lstsr McDermlt bsM ba had
..ht.uin .I b marrlage ii1 enaaj snd that
MacFarland anl aflsa Bromlay would
i. raarried ln Nawarh to-dai
Ma. J'arlaliU Uiaii.- thlfl sUC.-m Bl
I had all the ..i.HUei,..- Ir, tt.- worid
inat sooner yr later l would prov* to ths
. pubUc thal l w..s Innoceot ..f ihe
rhargi agalnat me. Mv ahTalra a1 pree
r, in H rathei eha< ll< atate and i
. don'l kii'.vs whai to aay. Juat aa
arnin ?? i hav. eotSbUehed a home l
bt better able to l< h arhnl mj rutur*
- .viii be l think the verdld of the
ls Btrictl) In aecord avlth the ? i
. . an.i i ) 0| - tha pubBc will accrpl
tha lury'a veraton la thla ran*
'I be \erdh t vvi.iiii bavfl been tl.e
li. a.\ flrst trial it l had been efforded
the opportualty ot solnK on th*- stand
lelllng my atory. 1 ??i" hampered
? not belng allowed a ehanec to raplaln
-. proaeeutorfl palnted na awfui
... in th* 'Bunny" Istters li ib
? cleiit hUtory now. hut I want 10 ? I
mv tiiatika io th.- newnpaper men,
I sated rm courteouah tbroughoul
my ordjaal, and ln.-ld.-ntaltv fHUd m whnt
adlectlvea w?re necaaaary Ifl 8e
laillriK tlie accounl of Ihe eaae.
M ?ii'M bJ appslUns to tbone men who
thougbl 18 take ur. llfe for a . riim- <>f
whlch i waa not gulltj They Indulged m
ni.l i.:|iikIiik "'Ht proved a bootnerang
Thej blackened rharartera wlthoul ri
io the future, bui they hav* found
.?tn that the very Ihlnga thev aald aboul
.ne Hi'd Iflaa Bromley hav* aerved lo
i.ui-t them. They would have Ihe p
think that this vouna woman feared ihnj
rqunncea ot leiiinK ihe truth, but aha
dernonstrated thal she araa n??t -.frald by
. omrna lo mj ald She dld nol know
v.-ii.it ; was golna to -i" ii ut she stcofl
ready lo ??? 11 th* i nuli u mh.
im koIik to many lh! ouna womaa
lusi as aoon is l esn trt fl llcana* Aa
Vi..^' u>- (111- BOW sr..i!-. '?? .in tllli-il Wlth
th. arcouat*. I nilulit inst a-- well bav*
hI! lh* publiclt' ?..'.?? .i ...ir. \ii.lvvl.?n
-, r- vv.,1 v.. || -|. , hl.- \aIi?*i>- I..- v.! I
speiid our future
,'t was ai.oui 8:J13 ..'? -I... u when tha
Jurv fll.-.l Int.. ths < oiirtrii*?i:i Mac?
Farland was neat.-il itt the rminsel
talile wlth tWO st'iar.Js watrhiiu? him
The flrst sIkh Bf emotlon that . ame
frum tha prlsoner was wh*n he bssrd
the foreman <?f tha jury snnounre tli<
un worda that made him a fr.-i- man,
"X.-i arutlty." iinme.iiateiy he lumped
to )ii.c f**et. tlasiied thfl hands of the
?. i.l.-s alw.iit him and was aoop ths
. < Btrs Sf :< Bjroup Of frlends. As h.' re
aumed his aaal be clsspsd hla imii'is id
steih.-r and. turning tt. the BSWSpspsr
rn.ii remarked, "i nmst coiigratulate
BTJ) ->lf."
B R. T.S SINGLE FARE PLAN.
Thfl Hiooklvn Raptd Tran>lt CtBBipany
has tii-'i applleatlea wiiii the Publlc s-r
i omnatSaloii foi penrdSBlsa to con
,-. | i,,- . ,i;.| ;il atOCk fi BBCHlB8B and
|,ro|..'i il.s of tbfl Brooklyn I'nlon Kle
,.,.,) Rallwa: th* Baa Beacb Raiiway
I'ompaaj hh.i tht Csaaraie RsMroad
Compasy. ?' ardlBrlsa af ih*
i'.ioi k b RsplJ Ti anaH i rosapsn; . i i.i
-,i,, unaollila'lon Ib In III" >-.iiii iii* sp*
- iil-'.- f.iti a. tba n> vv
siibwa] and elevstsd ayatema btb ooni
J.leted.
LfVELY STREET MEETING
A Few Third Party Men Try to
Interrupt Taft Speakers.
HISSES SOOM QUIET THEM
Republican Noonday Meeting in
Newspaper Row Draws
Large Audience.
More thai ? ifland peraona %
yeaterday al oul tho ? ?
tho Taft and Bhei ma I
Ahh... iatlOtl B tr.- t al'l. nl
tho Ti1' dlng, t?. lUten to i _n
Brennan i-halrmni of th.
and Tti- ?
tl.. it. publli ? -i ndidatea
Mr. Rtngham latd
mi the reeord ,,i r-,>.,i,i,' i ? in con
atrurtlve ;. niaiatlon >i i i
ln offlce, an i deri lopi tl 1
>, . t need of returnlng him t.. |Kiwer foi
tbe next 1 <
tb* aroi l< h* haa atarted I l haa
llrn.- to ? ?
..f aetentlfl. tarlfl re* lalon
The speaker tben loob ip the subjecl ol
tba t,-, rd pai tj uprlalng, anri shon ?
u i-am.- from a tetnporan confuaion ln
tbe mlndfl .,f ti..- peopla as to TBft'a a*orli |
nnd Booeevelt'i real Intentlona
"Wa wanl no one-mnn rule ln thli
try," Mi Rlngham flung back ln reaponae
lo Indplenl ? hi ? ra that aroat al th* ?
tlon, <i{ the ooMppjbi'a name ' Thal I* tl..
Rajropenn Ides Tl.. >.- i-aity ef I
tbla country haa atood f?.r thlrl
for tb* rul* ol th* peopl* I ? th* people,
and are oM Republlca rad* In
bl.i to thc Itneefl befgre or* "?" yleld '
that doctrine "
Whlle Mi Blnirham *ri
,.,,. BhOWl ,1 .i II,? ->.-? V. il i? t.? ? t? ? - i.il'l, I", i.
? m Ihdon neai I Thli ? lai '??:.-- ? rlm
among l ? ? ell admli ti a, th ia In
terruptiiiK th* Bpeaker, but a storin ?r
hlaaea from th* Tafl adherenta qulckly
drowned th* ? lls for the eoloni i
Thli had Ihe affaci .,f peatl
it,,. g ,.n. ., . tb* nolae ren. ln U w. II
out in Park Row and drea In hundrcda
from th* Ihronaa paal nd down
ilnit thoroughfare
Mr. Rlngham wenl on to aa thal lln
coantry waa neyei ao proaperoua aa ..t thi
pi.-K.-nt tlme, due i" tha flaffl and aane
admlnlatratlon <.f Preetdenl Taft, an.l b?
aaked bla hearera if lh< * ero dd be ao in
wlae a* to change thla condition of thlngs
foi aa um ertalnt] He di clnred be dld
nat belleve ln t-haalng a*UI o' the arlapi
\\ ni).- Ih* Tafl nnd Mii -i man i
MeO i League meetlng araa gotag ?" tbe
M4M**?ttea arer* holdlng forth ;.' tlu Ben
laiinii Pranhltn Btatua Baai by The
MooflBttc* audl*nc4 reptdl* dwlndl d
?wa\ ln favor of th* Bvellei affair ln
progreai on th* corner, and the women
flpeaki ra ? ei e In dlama).
Mr. Blngham'fl rtgui ig< ment
with the crowd drew fortb nuestlon* ln
Increeetni numbera, ao thal when Mi
Brennan took the stand be bad i bighl]
Inliteated and actlv* audlencn ..n hls
handa He phtnged riKht Into the Job and
h.-i.i thelr Mti.ilti.m w it ii ,i rerital Ui de
tuii ef athal the laal foui ?? ol R*
piihiicHii ieglmi atood t.,i
'?.Wa fltand foi all naea ln thla ?
ho hhI.i We an i"t Jan .I ' aiItoll
as w.-ii nn un -a from all natlom and ?l
a tl rHlKiotiM All Wfl ask r<>r lfl ? vhancfl
to r.inv oul tha arorh of lagl-lajtlon we
bai. t? gun hIouk tha ttoe_ of rorievuctl ? >?
?tatearnanahlp. u thec* an- evjla In |he
i.iu, i ti. be eorreeted, h is along thoa*
i ,i not :>? revolutloa "
RECORD FRUIT SHIPLOAD
1,000 Tons of Apples and Pears
Consigned to Soutli America.
Th* Bteamehtp Verdl will Ball to-da) for
Kii. .1.- lanalro and Bu.n oo .\>t--s arltb
i,4ij) tona .-I Yii,.ii. ;,n .ip Iga ;iini pear*
?i 11- i- tb* Haeet an.i Mggeat ablpmeni
of fruii ever ;-.-1?t to Boutb Ain-iii.i from
\. v. V..i k in OM WOOflfl,
j Tha m[,|,i.natgnaent, wbtcb oom
[of :'.7'?' barrela, owaon from tha baai oi
fhardi Ib VVaahlnfftan, Rhod* laland and
! vii'Kinib Th. paars, Bli ol irhloh atera
| plckad in 1)i4- SantK Ctara Vall.-y ln Callr
| forina, air pa.-k.-il ln I.1M Imx. | M.mv
i of them wm go in aold otooegi
I Tha Waehtngtoo apylm ami thc ''aiifoi
nin peara, bj the tlma th**/ ara pul ao
I th* marketa of Buonoa Ajrrea, arlll hava
: t-av.-M- ,i m,,,, than MM fltfle*.
it. rartetlea, the apptea compiiaa v?>rk
iniji. iiau, KitiKs, Baldwtna artsto
I Blacka, trkanaaa Blaeka Hom- BatMittea
aii'i Uen Davls.
ELECTRICAL SHOW OPEN
Visitors Will See Wondcrs of
Exhibition To day.
Through ati 4-rror. th.- nrlvortHf-m.-ni of
tba S4TW rork i>1ih.-!i Company, nn
nounclng th.- cloalng of the electrlcal ex
oblle flhow al thfl n4-w
.'.ihihI Central Palaee, iraa? InaertedtB
i ' e T*rtbun* of" r***ertar*eTflflwe! Thi
i-.-nt ef thfl laal tei ??! I
, , ,,| Bno- v- ," i i, iv* I- ' n InOertO- ln
: t.-rtalnin- nt does
ill to-nlght
During the nlne day* ??? 'i evenlngfl thal
th- . \ beld -"a-i\ at tho N.-w
. irand i ? ni ral Pala. a ma ny thouaa '
: buildlng anri
hav. ti ' what tbey aaw r- r
? , i of llfe hare i - ?! li
, . , .-,.?. n tbe
.1 \
? i oul i.- . aad wlth the
? tt. r way? of .1"
at tho
: ,, Bi kei ? ?? thoda of ac
.' ti inaa for th* bu*i
ihown ?it th*
i iltlon nnd n. ao rtrtklng ?
' eft foi doubl lt
, ? ? (hat th* ? r ?T4la to-da
. . .win taa th* i apa< Ity of tl.e
-..,,,- .ul l'al 14**
RECOVER $10,000 L00T
Sleuths Disguised as Roofers
Arrest Two Young Men.
r-i -.-rt.-.i 'i
. . hborhood >.f Broad 11 and IMth
that la*l neeb l ?? tt ? tlra Koloy dla
. ? a* ? i" ?f4 ? and n> teetlr*
Daly na hla I Thi two prowli 'I a.t.<> i|
i, and flnally t,.?? an to tr ill ta ?
young men, Mlchael Conroy, who llvaa al
So i ? Weel ael and Oeorgi
Bhl Ung, ? ho i < fuae* bl uld
romml*a1on4 Dongherty found
I in Rergen I. Id N J , an.l
. | I. i of J.-welrv that l>?
tress Ih ln? In Weel IHth
The two in-n wi re arreeti i and
ab. ni lio ?"? woi" of i" t thej
cordlng to tha |,..ii">. haa been moetly
i. ? ,i,,i Bhllllng repreaented hlmself aa
i. lunn agt-nt for th?- Nea fork -ir?-t
, al wa] i ' ompan] ind i 'onroy ..- an
agi nt in t' i- waj the) got Into
i | Tl ? were i.>?-k.-.l up,
i w uii l.in . will be ai -
| . .-..1 'I to LO
v.. nti -I "?? th* ' hai ? ? of robblni
' oxea .,i,,! .,:.i, .. f ??- ? i > ?
MEDICALCOLLEGESBARRED
Regents Announce Long List of
Rescinded Registrations.
r. >. trapb ',. 'i'i.. 'i iii-iino i
\;i,.-..,- 11, i I" The Hat ..r tn- .li- ..I .-..I
1-.-. s ii- reRiatratlon >-i which waa ra*
b. ,i ,i, -i ? ti,,,.. v b] th. i:- gents ..r th*
s ?- made publli to-day -tnd
- followi
4 Ntkland ' 'oll..i Medli ,n- and Bur
i' i . i.iKi.iii.i. ' ni ii.. appll. utioti M,-n
cal i? pai iiii-nt. ll rd I 'nl i ei slt)
\y ., hlngton, il. appllca ? n. Chicago 4',,i
i. i ? ,i M.-li, in. and Bui.-? i ?? (Medu ul De
pin tn,, nl .,i y ulparalao ' nlvei ilty), Chl
. bi " hat nol i\ fi u time Inatructora:
y ,,i|,.n :n-.. i mv. raltj ||i 'I' il 1 K-p.il i
? ii. ni Y ,ii|.iii ,ii 4o, i im) . connei t?-.i wlth
in- formei do?e nol furnleh evldenc* thal
lt I... . ih- i .|.iii-.i inati ''?!., i lahne
ii'iin, M.'ii.-ii College, ChlcaKO, h.a nol
the requlred Inatructori .,rni th* . om
bl ,i. ,i < ..nt ai doefl nol meet the i equl 11
ol Men forb Btate; College of
I'hyalclans and Burgeona, Cbicago, appll
catlon h ? ,.ini.|-t. i*ollegi ,,i Homeo
pathic M-.li. in- Hl ii- liuv-i-itv of lowa,
lowa Clty, lowa, has nol ihi requ l
Inati ii, loi - ami the rombin?<d couraefl
ai. nol I'laarl) deflned <',.ii-k- of
M? .1 ;.-!n. . Btate lllllVeralt] ..I lowa.
appllcatlon Incomplete aad lafbrmfl
"?"I ' lo Inatructora Indttflnlte;
J- m as \i,-li- ..I ' 'elli gi . department
ol Waahhum i'??n-?.-. Topeka, Kan., lackfl
ihe requlred Inatructora: s, h,,,,i ,,i Medl
? in-, Boaton Cnlveralty, appllcatlon In
romplete md lacka sufflclenl Information:
Collegt. ,,i I'hyslctana and Burgeona, Bal?
timore ii,. appllcatlon; nv dl< al depai t
ii> ii. Crrlghtqn Cnlveralty, Omaha, lacka
the i-piii.ii Inatructora: Dartmouth Med
i.;ii Bchool, iiiiin.v.r. \ ii , no appllca?
tlon; i ?|-v-!.in.i-liuit- Modlcal l*?>lleKe,
1 I- i -I..I..I. ii.i uppllcatioi ? i ollege ol
M-.ll.iii-. Cnlveraltj ..I Tenneaaee, Mern
phta, la-ks ihe requlred Inatructora; nn-I
Ical department, Vanderbllt Cnlveralty,
Naahville, Tenn., lacka the requlred ln
Biructora; MHwaukee M-.in-ai College, <i.
partmi nl ol Marquette Cnlveralty, Mll
waukee, lacka the requlred Inatructora;
Wlaconrdn I'olleg* <>r Phyalclana and Bur
i....im. medica) departineni ,>i iniioii ..,i
i. _.-. MHwaukee, no appllcatlon; Manltoba
M, .ih ,-ii i 'ollege u Inn.g, Man . no ap.
l.i,. mi inn, facultj ..! medsclne, Dalhoune
Cnlverait) Hallfax. N H., no appllcatlon;
fa.-iiitv oi medlclna Cnlveralty <>f T?.
ronto no applloatlon; faculty of m.-dian.-.
McQill i 'iiiy'.-.alty, Mootreal, apollcatlon
Inromplete, doea nol meel prelimlnary
profeaoion requlrementa
MAY HAVE BIG DRYDOCK HERE.
Waehtngton, Ow II Th< Narj i?o
i..i: -1ii. i.t niii recommend t<> Congreisi ln
11., ombei i in- conatructlon ..f . l,000.fooi
naval drydock nn ihe Atlantlc Coaat.
probabl) it N. w 1 ..rk A d04 k of -liiitlur
Hir..-. nova bulldlni ,ii C.irl lluboi lln
wall. || abOUl mi- third .umpl.-le an.l will
toHt nearly ?_._<*j.4Kjo
tjjim'.''':i'n?urTO|W;]flr*
'H;7Ui.,..:.Jln.{:!,:i?TiVit
Fancy Overcoats
?Our Special Limited Sale Continued?
at Cut Prices
This Sale, originated, as you will recall, with 712
Fancy Overcoats at Cut Prices. When these
were sold it was our intention to permit the Sale
to naturally end. But, from the first moment,
it had given rise to so much interest that we have
found it both pleaaant and profitable to con?
tinue in a limited way.
Several hundred additions have been made
to the remaindcr of the original 712 Fancy
Coats; the cuts in price being sitnilar. All
brand new coats of seasonable weights,
mostly in the lighter colors so much favored
for the present cooler weather. Belted Coats,
Raglans, and the moresimple stvles at sav
ings of from $3.00 to $8.50. A Sale for M a.
of Knowiedge and the Ab lity to Apply It.
*t-i . -
UNMR SAME ^0WTR0L\_kf OWNERSHIPjSINCE 1645
aWOaDWAY AT WARREN ST. - NEW YORK -5^ AV.BET 27**" & 28T-STS
To-day. Saturday: Brooklyn Stores open until 9:.?0: New Vork Stores o:.U)
Fancy Coats
Cut from $15.50
Fancy Coats
$14.50
Cut from $18.50
Fancy Coats
$16.50
Cutfrom$22.50fl&$25|
PUT BAR ON BRANDEIS
Oarnegie Institute Refuses to
Let Him Lecture There.
!Mv Tetesraph la rn, THbtaai
Plttaburs;, 0r>t. is.?Rrienttftv. sduca
tlonal, labOff and olerlcal elrclsa here
w-.-tv Bhoehsd to-day when lt tMOSSM
known that th*? lerture hall of th<- t'ar
nefls Inslllut*- hud been r.-fusr-d tO
LiOUlfl I>. 1'nmdels for his ISCtUlfj on
"LabCt and th.' Trust."," BCIISdulSd for
Sunday nlajht.
The Open Forum, whlch U* a country
wido UUBUlBatlon Ot i?romlnent m*"i
and v-OCnsn, Im-luillnK a.-lentlsts. edu
raturs. eConomlstB and clergymen. af?
rsngod wlth th.' Hoston "trust Tuipti-r"
to delWsr * Isctura her.? na ''Laborsad
ti,.- Trusts."
Nol sntlclpatlnfl any troubla in oh
talalBC ?'ariioKl? Hall for th*- m.etlno;.
,h? Opou FiTiim contmtttes arsrs con
Bidersblr nsttlsd when th*>v woro In
formed that tba hall could not bs bad
for Mr. Brandols'fl daawourso.
One of the msmbsrs ef tho Brandeia
,,,.,,,..?? eomrotttss aald to-day: "Th
.-,,.1 l? n*.t y*A .'arnegta Hall ?'??
bullt fortbOl.P*8?d Plttabunrh with?
out r.^nltoir^dor class. Wo tnteud
,() ,,.?_? whv Mr. Hrandels has bSSU
dlKrimlnsted sgalnst Ws wiii hnye
rtblng lo BSJ l?Ur on the aub
?nt."
SAYS ETTOrTbiFIED ARMY
?Didnt Fear Gallows on Every
Corner," Witness Charges.
s.,1.,,1 Btsaa Oet 18 Aa Josat* Cj-,
wh0i wl.? inH.'i'l. J BttOf and Ar
. oT^mti, ,, on trlal bar. far mur
,i,., mi in ti.- prtBoner*a eaara to-jjoy, ?n
1,I/.ri,r.,.l- by hla atde. *"*??**?
? , .-..., they had talked wUh
Mm ,? Kn#ll.h Onai lasMflad thal Ca
,.,?., had tdd mi.-. of bla movementa on
,.,,v Anna U.iilr.r.n *aa Bh6l.
Bernard Ford, a itn-tun neWBpapermau,
who m?i Bttor durtag tt." Laarrence
atrlkfl dee. rtbad evento .."-I rlota on Jnnu
_rJ ., |n the mlll city. aad deelared Kttor
?,,,, him that aai tbal tha suthorlttaa
.i -..,,,( tb* arbola Ifldarsl srmi to
i_.-Ar.-i.. aad tba atriha arpuld r** ba
vM.ii "W? wiii win if ther erect a ani
lowa mi i-vi-iv atrssl eornsi ' arsre wofds
Ktttibutad t" i"-""r l'' F"''1'
III i.n.'i Plynn, af th? tstfl polles, tea
, ? . i that wh?a Caruso avaa arrcatsd on
?,.,.-. charge be Bstli dantad any con
nertlon arltb tba deatb of Mra Loptaao
jtrnea B DonobJiaj, h Boaton nearepapir
man, who tt.**- tasMaaooy reaserdar, araa
,,., ;i||..,i itn<i teatlfled ha had Baan CMoraa
niui ln tha lAwraaee CoaBtaon sn Jaau
?i otovannlfU, h*- ?ai<i. was near thr.
I ,,. iBtand In tha .-ommon, arbara * -rowd
,,f niiiu-tB arats gathsrsd.
Donohue repeated hla atory of hearlng
Joseph -I Ettor t.-ll tti- atrtbera to "baep
the furuahopa busy" an Januarj 17, two
_Byi befora th.- saath <?f tba Loptaao
woman 11 w..a al h moetlnt la ,n" *''rlk
grS headquartora h?> -:1,<1
in .1*.-. rii.uiK tba parada *>f iii<- atrtbera
,?r .|;iI,,,a,v fl Bernard Pord told BM
in,,, mn in fronl of tbi aisrcbera whe i
ti,, . w.-tf approsobraf n Mne <>f boMIstb
near onr of tba approacbea t<> tho mllla
.,,,?! turned th.? Ktrik.-iB aarsy, ao thnt
ti,..,. w.iild .ivoid ti.r troopfl
"Bttor run Ui front of ttM lltM BTben
i,, H(i? th.- aoMaSTB ataruHns with Bxed
,,?ifl." aald KOrd "Hi ralaed his
ihiiim nnd arsvad thr proreselorl down as
other Btrssl Severni rhunka af kfl arera
Known nt th*- rnllltiaraen thera bui tbere
w ,i ao aarftoua outbr. Bb."*
ROSALSKY CHIDES POLICE
Says They Aided Lieutenant's
Son to Public Detriraent.
in .-ini. in ink- jsmsa iJr.-.-n. tbe apn ..r
Police i.l. iiti-iuint i>'H'K? T Oreen, fjM
manalsusbtar resrerdsy .luda-fl RoasJS-i
.ii ralamad tbe poboe, arbo, he wai.i. had
helped tbe aon of Ihelr fri.-n.i t<> the
.1. : i ini.-nt of tbB pUbUfl laatSrSSf. <>.'
was aeatenoed t.> not !???? than d4m yeaira
.,11,1 -i.v montha nor rnora than tw*-nt>
. ... ii,< mIi >t niui bltlod Jaraaa Rodnsi
ln a agb! outslde i saloon at Thlrd bts
iiiim hihI M Htrr-i?t mi Ffliruary 11 II.'
w..- locbed ii,- in tba Baal Mth atrssl
atatlon, arbare ??i^ fatbef Sraa H??iocnfii.
v delibei ali atteaapt, aalri JudB*
i<.'-,ii-kv. was aaade by a pollcf offlcer
i.i .i.-n.iv tbe .ni. "v of im* .iviiiK .i.r
laratloa of tba dflcasaad, Babarj .'ffort
aras aasda to hhv.- vou rrom |ba .-oiih.'
quencea <>f your snlawful act.*1
Ut-ui.-nant Thompaon r-rni.liMtieally de
nl.il last Blgbl tlmt tho |Hj|lc?? had trlr.l
to Buppreea tho dylng atatsmenl af
Koonei
Re.jister! Reaiatar!* Register!!
Positivoly your last chance. Bootha
open at 7 o'clock thia mormng and
clofle at 10 p. m. Better attend to it
at once. Delay may be fatal. Don't
wait until later ia the day. Oo it now!
TKortrrwooD
THB rivi.v I'KNFK'T P-1TTIMO
? l.i.Aii 4>k this BTTLB MADB
a for 23.
EARL 8< WILSON
SHIRTSJI__ AND MORE
AMUSEMENTS.
UNDER MANY TLACS
playhouse ;;;.-/?; :;,,;v;,;
>??!.- ii ..iiiplrto Now _p*cta lei
WINTER GARDEN $1 Vu-'uim. Torgay. 3.
-Tlltr. PAHNIXQ NIIOIV 4?F 191*.
-I'lllVI MARINB Mt.HI MOKDAT.
Km.S 15
LITTLE Wprvi Efi
MAXHATTAN OP. II. 14th an.l Btb Av4
aOTHKKN A 1IIIII1IHK. Ma' T.-dav. 2.
Hoiik-o _ .luiirt." To nlght, ? "Maebalb.*1
SbTh BT.Th.. .'ta.nr.B'j Bi 8 IS Hat.Todav
ANT,; THE BRUTE
48th ST. THEATRb Jft"
llatioee* T* daj tnd Tb irad iy 2 II I
Afy .' How She doat grow !
LITTLE MISS BROWN
And how cute, too.
4 \>>IMI, Hwav IHth l.'v 4. t,> \t.,, fo ,H v ,
THE MERRY COUNTESS
wTlllam I'Tilli- i'a ( OMI'.DV. 4Ut K.*f B*W4f)
K,,r,;t !\?y FANNY'S FIRST PLAY
I \ Kli . iv W '" R K - 18 Mal
THE MASTER ;,',', HOUSE
BBOIDWAl rhaa Coi llet Bt Bv*a gi_b.
HbNkypankym' ;:.tv:,r;
READY MONEY
Mob ? vV.
Miitinr i llleii'i
1. Ba I 84) Mal
laj ? t"
HiSTKMi, i.' ' ? ''" ? Mal.Teda)
J4MBB T. I'OM KKH. "Two l.lttU Brtdee"
vk\T WEBK 01 BB MI.HT
iPintTUV YYKiK BEOINNINll
*, v7.1., W0N.MAT.0CT.2I
?M-'Y ivai oy phb Bia in ?
THE RED MILL
HB mi.; sttlBIO u. .-. >Mi:i'V I
ISBEA i ' aBT, :
100 BB yi TY
. KOBCfl
_RtM Mon . YWrl A Sat . 18 NlK'hta. '.'.'. _ .V I
yftMOKINIl PKBMITTr.n**T1 Srats
B*wa) an- lOtb Bt. Bv* I "?'
II vr B*4 ki:y I'.w vr ? in :
RAINEVS AFRICAN HUIST
BIJOU
rvt
j.
-v ai -v??_ i ii i: y vr. I IV wai a 80th Bl
IffKL, I _#|l %. M. I i' i' M t.
SARAH BERNHARDT
P M 1."..
ln Pb -t
tju.-rn iill/ul'.lh
NEWHAVENMAKESCHANGE
Wont Run Federal Express
Over Old Route.
Th* Nea Haven and PonnayhraBlB at'
K-,iv. oul tha foitowtng atatomenl
.? itei daj
The Boeton and vV'aahlngtOB paaaenaer
traina on th* Nev. iia\.-n and Pennayl
, utii rallroade, known -? - the Colonlul
and Federal expreasea yvIII dlflcontlnu-i
runnlng. beglnnlng to-nlirht. via the lUr
i,.,,, uiv. i Tl i- ni" "i^ the perman nt
ahandonmenl of be it- ntlng of W?i i"'
Hencer traina betweei Jera y 4 |ty and
.,.,. Harlem Rivei Theae trnlnj alll h
,,.,, ,.|ii,.i via Ihe Poughl.P?l* brldg
in.l M.iy I.I-....I, route or will mak* g trana
f,.i- i? ih* Cltj of Nea Tork.
Tro ahandonmenl <>f Ih* car float* wr
haullng the heavj paaaongei ;raliys be
tween the Harlem Rlver an.l the Jereei
slioie i? due t<> mnnj ha?arda beyond tne
control ..f the railroad tranefer Bteamera
The water iraffle. vary heavy. ts groy, insr
,?>,. poga, which cgn be countodon wlth
the aoproach of wlnter. add to the K
Th- ,,,,,;, ii. tlon oi the M-ii Oate hrldgi
now under way, Will mak- .i BOB Bll-rall
l ii-:l
Thfl changa "n* daoiiag 4?n vo.-t4-r.iav
afternoon al fl rrHrotlng of tha executl e
rommlttei ol tho board ot dlrcotori of
tba Btra rtaven Railroad, kotd Bl th.
Orand Central termlnal
_-o
STORY WON BOYS LIBERTY
Philadelphia, Ot ?? II Frank i.-nu..
Iw-ntv yeara old, <>f \<>. IM North Id
..tio.-t. Brooklyn, araa arreotod i"'. bv
iIhv foi st.-alinn a 11.1- mi a fr-lBht traln
in oi.i.-i in reoeh his home to h^. bM
uvliiK inoth-i Me, flrlth a chum. .lohn
1'a.s.s. of No. Sl C.riy atreet, Hroojclyn.
was ln IVoila. III, w hon he rocelv.-il -
lottor Botlfylng iiijn <>f his mother- sorl
?ui?i iiin.-s.s Thej Immediatelj boardod a
froiKht car and began tii.-ir homeward
lourney 4m Monday. and had baan arlth
out food 4.1 .Irliik for thlrty-slx hours
wh.-n arreated her*
The young men weri inpplled wfih food
..n I.-Iiik tak.-ti to the polree atatlui., and
when hai.ri before thc niiinist'-at.- ihey
wera roi?>an.-ii upon rhoaing ttio lottor
Btatlng that Mra LMBp waa dylng.
AWUSEMENTS.
M V. VORK'B ll uiimi THRATRE1
EMPISF ,: w*yA K>?h Bl Bvga at s ;j
tn,f|ilt ' I 0 '!..'- | W-,1 at | ||
NNHIDREW 5-f^v??f^_:
, ?, pytro'a Coiflfldy,
-THK riKI'IKMI) IIIHRAM)_
M,SSBILLIE BURKE^H - ?;"
?THI -VIIMi TIIK PAIXT" l.lllf ?
CRITER1GN; - ;::
I ? I ?.
TANTALIZIN6 TOMMY
N ? ?? - Dadntlflei vi ,%? tl i 'omeary
uannibn __tl . ., A. .vv,, , ,
JOHN MASOii;,,, i,_
M- ? -. B? rneteln, author ot T> ?
HUDSON \.
ROBERT LORAINEs', VYnmVv
nanif r.srri st. iv. . r - .- _?t
rana . w .. v <? -
\ fi: iflfl) Of fiv IXD \ir ODt
CLIFTON CRAWFORD "%E?
NEW AMSTEROAM :.
THE COUNT ? LUXEMBOURG
U8ERTT ;?';.,;,r
MILESTGNES
I IBFRTY ' '-''? s' '"'H "
Liacn i i ,v p ,.,i . ia p
nn<1
? ??}*>?.
KM( Kl KIUM KKIt. H i
Eve*. 1:13. Mata, Ti.-.iiv a Ha.I. hla,
Th** l??l iv,,r,| ln Un-iral Umtil..
OHt OH! DELPHINE
MOULINROU
eXMUKBLt MCBf TOttK TMI-Jraa,
i QP?NS N?XT MONDAY
LIES
lECtFEL'rrS Ol.riVERESTCHORt^
GAIETY EKV'
...-. . ,! Wefl . 2 W
I'.iirla.-u
ll i ip.hK
I.IHK..I \\?H
CENTURYTHEATRE
fl?d .inii Ceal I'.rW w.}.' 'Phenfl IBOOfJflBj
a' - uatlaeea T< <1,?\ n w.d ?.t}
THE DAUGHTER "'
OF HEAVEN
Hv Pl 17RRE i.i 'Tl ,? <\ J ? '. ? H OVl riKB
I ITHTI ?j'fMKATRI. ' i" " MI
LIT Jj* "ANATOL"
av a vv .1 2 ;;"
taVII I IPg'C H ? ?? "t. ??????_
ffALLAba ? Mata i Wi
tuc iic_f JBiy ',om ,k'
I rtC BCffl Olrl i{,,. aitv Tb?a . LobJ*
eltinge r.ris
WITHIN THE LAW
o d_r comrs 5^a?
i|vri.J|,-, M a": ?? .* ?'?*__'*
When roli n i .v? tba ao'1'
i G^COHAN?
11 "BROADWAY" JONES
v run . ? loufl rrlumBh__.
ICTfiP ' ? * *?"" v'.. ?
v ih.; -ri'.'K-s 'I''"?"p'1fcl_t
THE WOHAN HATERS -Bg
PniUn ??? - fc vh A? :?;?- II Mat_ '
bnAilU ||, ,.r, MMI.r li I lifl **?,,lf!"vf
SKXT THK TltVli. Ol I'lIK '^)*Z*
PIXE. wltb fborlettfl MalBflf
belasco.4 ; ,K.;S
"MISSSTARHTRIUMPHS"
H; FRANCES STAM
"ln llli: . .-. '.. I'-"hl
REPUBIIC. ;,.
5 QOVERNGR'S LADY
f7 L E C T RI C Al
1,XPOSITION
AND AUTOMOBILE SBJ>W'
Bhoalna the r?eulta of W >??" -
Kdiaon Barvlca la Ne" "f0,,?
N.-vv 3rand Central ralac*.
I .-xnart 'ii ave and JHtli ?*-i.
O. t !? l?. 11 A. M Tfl I"_fjJ=---T
'??' '" .
T.Vlk'
i.rral Pleeefl In a (.r*Bt .^?"t^
THE GRAND CANYOM Wt|fe
joeweber's !,;:;^;':?N^
A SCRAPE 0' THE PE> V
UAMMERSTEIN'S fA^fi
"U'D Ma.a.'0*5<U'. l'7*lUlondflU?M-B"

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