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Stately Nurse Who Was Mar
ried to Interne at St. Luke's
Hospital Wants Arrears.
PAIR DIVORCED IN 1908
Oourt Proceedings Ended Union
of Yale Graduate and Bel
gian Who Volunteeyed
for War.
a n*ts ahapter In tiie atory ol the early
nurital trooblea of Dr. William Hearea
Stone. of N... il| Kn<t Mi street, whose
r?iaac* when oa Interne In Bt, lanke'a
liuapit;.; Ud to h,s naarrlafe with Hl*fl
flermion.. de Siroti, h nurae la the haapU
lal at the time, 8TU opene.l foaAavtaf,
Papet* wara niod ln the Supreane Coort,
Suffolk County, Lon| lslan.l. 111 an ac
tion of conumpt acalnal Dr. ?tona f*f
fallure to pay back ailmnny. The action
|? brought by Mra HernaJoae de Mro*
Stone, who obtained ? divorce. in SutTolk
t'ounty, from Dr. Stoi.e ln Beptetnber,
)90fi. The doctor marrled Mlaa Cathettae
Mary Page, of Krookline. Mass , his pres?
ent wlfe, ln December of the same year.
The motlon papers for an order to sli>>w
cause why the doctor is not in contempt
for failing to pay alimony ftrreai* were
signed by Justice Isaac M. Kapper, and
me ret.rnable ln the Special Term of the
Supreme Court ln Brooklyn, probably be
foie Justlce Asplnall, on Krida>. when
argument will be heatd. The papers were
tlled by Walter F. M'ood. a lawyer ln the
office of Charles S. Ma< Kenzie. of No. :<4
Naasau street. who appeared for the flrst
Mrs. Stone ln the otlglnal divorce pro
ceedlnga. It la understood that Dr. Stone
, will oppoae th* motion and at tbe same
t time mov* for a reduction of the alimony
' which he has been paylng for the last
five peara
Thinks Alimony Too High.
Ac.ordlng to tlie motlon papers. DT.
' Stone, under a court order obtained by hls
' flrst wlfe subsequent to the divorce, has
been paylng $12o a month alimony. lt la
? '.ated that the doctor ls in arrears for $._?
as a part pavment on the November ali?
mony. It appears that the defendant has
kepl up hls paymeiua. with the exceptlon
of the 1T5.
?1 am not hringing this action in a splrit
Of vindlctiven.ss." sa.d the flrst Mr*.
Stone when seen at her apartment at No.
14: Kast 18th street last night. "Dr. Stone s
affairs are of no con? ern to me. I have
had to take a similar action Ma**
Mverf.ues were maade I* BM through Dr.
St ? b'B representati- I for ? *"**
.v reduction ot the alim?.ny on my
part, to whi.-h I would i.ot oooaeat 1 am
.c.strained to go to court to adjuat mv
difflculU** and it seems to me that he
abould do the same, if he has any raa**B
for so doingT"
The citcumstancea surrounding the 8?
r, Of the divorce Which was nb
.,1 bv the flrat Mrs. Stone ereat.-d
MlMWhat of a sensation at the time
The matter had been kepl a secret for
Mtfltae* months, and the f*et that at.
abaotnte ?**ree had been granted be
caaoe known only at the close of the legal
ftght of th* divor.ee for permanent ali
nony Dr. Stone and his wlfe llved apa.t
(_ the same house fOff several montha
to the dtt-arrca pgaeeedtaig*, M ar**
W.fe Her Own Detective.
The friends >-f Ihe couple had DO inklmg
,,f tho rircumatatices leadlng up to their
marital trouble*. and when it leaked out
that the former Mrs Stone had p..<
tically worked up her own < as.- aisainst
Ik-i liusband by clever d*t*Ctl** erork*-1
afforded unuaual comment.
About seventeen y-ais acn Mi^ Her
mione de Blron. the daughter of a proml
nent Belgian lawyer, came to this clty
to take a ooaarae in nurslng al Bt Lohe'a
rloaaltaL The doctor was an Interne
there He was twenty-seveti jraat* oM
and Bhe was twenty-four. He fell in MVe
w-.th the atately Helgiun girl and they
ware marrled In June. UM. After the
? maniage the doctor proopared. building
i.p a large practlce on the upper IVe*t
Hde. When the Spanlsh War brok<- ,,ui.
in 1*S*. they both offored their sei vi.>s
Mrs. Stone volunteered aa a nurse and
went to CThlckamauga. where she u;.s
chief of a diviaion. The doctor was not
called upon to serve and remaiiod at
home.
It waa after her return from aervlce
with tbe men ln camp that the former
Mrs Stone all?ged she began t,> dls< ,,v.i
?U'fc like flliding nioney!
To turn from expensive
tailors and find our overeonts
ii|) to top noteli in every way.
Kxeept priee.
(T.ristnias ^?-ii't^!
.Vlkcted by men for nienl
,)?sfc mikI toilvl articles,
sni ikers] comforte, leathcr
U'lOtls.
Xovelties found by our
lr:\ers abroad. just a few of ;i
kind broughl ovct, and priced
UlUCh lotver than usual for
tliintfs of sueli eliaraetcr.
Hinoculars, iporting goods.
fur coats.
Rookks Pekt CoMI'AXV,
Three Broadway Storei
at at at
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St
thol while hor husband seemrd to be
making a lot of money he never seemed
to have nny of it for her. A trip U> aaOT
iiiu.la In tha latter part of Deeember. 1999,
whi. h it wa? nllogod Dr. ??8? took wlth
mi iinnamed woman. tigtircd ln tha) al*
lesatlOOfl made in the miplii ation for 8
dlvorce
Dr. Stot? la a Broduote ol Yale. gIobj
Ol B, Bt? is a niemlier of tli*" Yab BOd
i nlvoratty riabo r*or bovoo yoora ha
was cblof of staff of the gytwoologKal
?|nlc of the CoUaga of rhyshians and
Burgeona Ua is also a roorobor of ih<
N. w York COUOtp Medical Society a'"1
tha Academy of M.dieinc.
The lirst Mrs. Stone has lived CO??
tinnoiiHly la the lllh street apartiii.nt.
sinre she- obtained her dtVOTCB B_8 18
|U1 ne ..mplisiied HtiKiiiHi. and has OCOU?
pled herself at tim.-s In ti ansiatniK for?
eijen works. partiiularly in tlie li.-ld af
medical rt?BOItlh,
- a
NO POSTPONED INAUGURAL
Wilson Writes from Bermuda
He Was Taken Too Seriously.
ChaJi?oo MeCoo?? of tbe Doroocrotld
National Coouolttec, racdvod a b-tt.r
from president?Oct vVl?on poaterdop
BaytOg his. referenee to nn adjotirntnent
of the lr_US_r_] cereinonles from Moroh
4 bad b.en taken nltogethoi tOO Btrl
ously. (o.vernor Wilson said _B bad ineti
tn.iied Ibe possibllity of poHtpoiiinr, tbe
.. ro?oonlea until Aprll 2\ bacouaa of tbe
ltirieinetit iraotl?r thol oMa aH lo ******
..ti March 4.
lle bad DO intentlon. however. of over
throoini any of the pl?"s IhOl bad al
ready been made for Marrh 4 and eer
tainly did not want 10 UrfB " p"stpone
Bocnl onkeoo it anot oilh tha bcorty hp
prOVOl of 'be DcrOOOTOtk leaders. AB
Covernor Wilson has made hlmself CtOBT
oa thla polnt the airoagoaaants for March
4 wiii prooaatl ooeordlng lo lha *alaoa ai
roodp laid out_
carnegTe_veterans meet
Ironmaster and 75 Associates
Get Together.
S.-vetity-flve men w bo have been proml
nently aaOOdO?- wlth Andrew CarOOlla
in bnsineas gathere.l Ia8l nlght in Mr.
CarneKle'B hOOao. at Ftfth avetrie nnd
Mth street, to att.-nd tbe eleventh an?
nual moetlng of tbe Ca-aot- VatoroB
Aaaoclatloii loaochaa wara made by Iho
host and a number of the gueats, in' lud
lag H. P. Hope. C. M. Bchwoh, J. H. *-***_,
John McT.eod. A. C. Pluk.y. W. F. Cottf
and W. B. Dlc-kson.
The ele.-tion of Mr. CWTOeg- a? nreat
dent of the aasoeiation for the enaulng
year *as unanimous. Mr. Bchfroh OfOB
eletted vlce-pre.sident and CharlCO I T_J*?
lor secretary.
Amot.K tbe giiest!* were Charloa VT.
Baker. W. R Balslnger. P. I- BaTt, W.
\V. Bla.kburn. Albert G ChOBO, I>. M.
CToroaon, R. A. Frank*. James Gayl.-y. A.
R, Hunt. F. H. Klndl. (Jeorge LoOdOT,
Tbomaf l.vn.h, K.lwln R Mills. A.
Monell. Thoinaa Morrison. OoOTga B M -
Coguc, W. C MeCaoalof-d, O-booa i.
Wllliam P. Palmer. A H. P09
,...k. I.awien.e fc. 9?lOOO, J ?'?? ? ' ,v '''?
Jonea Bcott, Bmll tweiuBBOn. h B. T<-n<t.
ir.. K. II. Ut?P and QoOTCa H. *A'ight
man.
Tbe short hoalOBBB BtBBlOD was foBOWtN
by a dlnner.
Letters of regret Brcra rocorrol from
john LeiKhman. Uoltod Btataa Amb_ao*i<
dor to Gorrooop: WlIMora L A-hotl of
1'ittsbtirgh: John C. illBllHf, of Chk*BffO;
Millard Huoothor, of I.or.dnn; I). O. Kerr.
of Ptttahfirfh; J A. Patlar, of I.ob An
;,i,.i i: I' Woi.d. of thla rity
PATRICK TO" QUIT TOWN
Coming Back for Vindication
When Wife Regains Health.
Albert T. Patrirk, ronvlet-i) of the mur
de, of willlam Iforoh Blca and rooantlp
poraVmod hy O-ovaroor i>>?. ?*? foloa. oul
Of tOO- f..i B tlm.- bOCO-BO bls wlf. BCCdl
? cbatiK'' Bf 'limute. bOl b" BOPa tbat
after a full eoiiferetiee with his lawv.M
be wiii bafflo legai prot.Itoaja to rtodl
BtU hlmself as to all of his r.b.tions
wlth tbe late Mr. RtOO. ThfcB, dosplta
-BJrolOga fl?B lawy.ru of tbe oth.-r slde.
Pottich wrote a leti.-r to his looryar, W.
M K. Olcott, ln whieh he aaid tbat Blnea
lomiiis 001 of SinK Mog bo bad DOOfl do*
votltiK all his time to liis wife. w born lie
had found ln a w.-aken.-.l and nei voue
.ondition. lt aroa hor dealrc, be said, to
ko \\ -st, aml it wa? bi? intentlon to leavo
tha city peBtar_oy to make wuitable ar
rai.nem.nts for blu w fe to follow him
It v.aB I'atriek's t-Hpecial d.-Bire tbat Mr.
Olcott BOOUld make BITOBgOinaBtB to "pre
%ent hor belng _lst-rha4 by newspaper
i. pot tors."
I'atrlch'a in-.tli.-r Is ln Ix-nver, and he
sald that he would embtace the oppor
tunlty of aaalm hor.
I'atrick thought tbat makinir public his
l.-tter Blghl ohvlat.: 'bad glMBBBB and
falae reports" as ? his w liereabouta on
tbe pai t of some newapapcra.
IN DREAD OF BURGLARS
Panic Follows Break at Mme.
Nordica's Tarrytown House.
Wlth tbe ran.ia. k!nR of the home of
Mme. I.llllan Noidla. in Tarrytown.
early yesterday BBOI-BOg rl< b tesiileotfl
are ln a pai.lc and many precanttotaa ara
belag*tohon. Tho hotaao of la?M Nordlca,
hiKh on the hllle in Aidsley I'ark. ov?r
lOO-Blg Ibe HOO-OJV IS nol ocellpie.i by
?Ol "1 present. but thla was evi.lentl>
unkd'.wi: to tbe tble\es. Tlie>' ohtal'ied
entratice' by foretaaj ona <>t ti..- Pr4H?h
windowa abova tbe vorontla, aod BcarcIrM
in. Ikj.is. from .ellar to ^anet. Iit-ak
|Hf brl -a-bra< an.l toaalng fiirintiire
aboul wb.-ti ibe.\' four? thoraa was nothv
Ing i|, t?4 bOtJBC I" l.wal.l theil llOllble.
Tba braop araa 41a ovarod by a ptivata
wai.'bnian employed by tha raafclanta of
i -???tioii. WhO found tbe wln.l ..w
open. Tbis is tb. sixth borglory la Iba
- . Iluli dnitog tbe last lllolitb. but in
ona . as? (ii.i the thlovoa aoeceod tn
gehing atpay oith aapthlog raluablo,
K bOen iMK'itelied off in the ..tb.-i
.. ? Thla v\ .1 - at tbe koWlt ol Alait
land i'. (IiIkps. arbota, throa arooha uku,
fc.ij.-i w ..i tli of Jewela waa taken.
Tl a i r.;:ks are all helleved to be tha
.vork ol 09M K.."?f. usii.K an aiit'.in tbllc
tO t.>k>- UM trip from Xew Yoik.
P. S. C. NEEDS $1,763,000
Makes Roijuisition for Expenses for
1913-Had $1,554,500 This Year.
Tba rubiie tervlua i _a__a___on se.it ;|
btier lo the B.ard ..f Kstlmatc yoter
<i..> mahlng roqatalllaaj Tor tba appropr!
atlOfl pf $1 MbVB9I for the expciieea of tbe
cotnmlaslon for tha poor ims. The aona*
? budge! f.i. tli,- jH.ir litli' waa
; .'?' . o 'i i > IncreOBo ik doo ootlraly
io the nen ropld tronall wori;
Of the total aroounl aahad foi it i* ta
tlmated n.ai the rapid tran?it e?pendl*
rurea !. requ rt more than 11.^00,000.
The remalning pprtlon wlU ba axpvnde
n paylni thi ezpenoea ?>f th?- cominla
xi-.n fr.. tb. arora ol leauiuiiriK puhllo
.">"??i .-..Miorauons.
TO
FIFTH AVENUE 11
Association Accepts Leader's
Proposal to Submit Scheme
to Unions.
NEXT SATURDAY DATE SET
All Wonder They Had Not
Thought of It Before After
Conference in Edward
Lauterbach's Office.
lf ernllng the noonday jam ln I'ifth
jiv.nue between 11th and Dd atre.t*.
.aused i>y the pnuring out Into the stre.ts
of tbe muHltnde a. gartn*ti1 arorhera
prorea to be on* at tbe < it ys onaohred
problema it arill noi be b*caaaa ther.- la
wanting any oottaMersMe nmnber af m
dlvlduala and oraauai8*tloeM lnt*r**t*d m
the Bolutlom. Thla ?hs aboarn jr*at*r?J^y
by the HB**tlng h*ld In Bdward Lauten
baeh'i oflfe, oi So. tt William atreet
Baslde* Mr. LauterlMch, lh*re ar*r*
preawnl Roberl Hiiei Cooke, pfoatdeni <>f
the I'ifth Avenue Asxn, iatlott. an.i J.
Bernateln, of the same organlsaUon;
j.,seph K. K"Kn. repreeanUna tbe Central
Ifereantlle AaaoctUtkm; Nissim Hehar, <>r
the federatlon >.f .lewish Organta*tlon*;
Abrabam Blamo, executive Becretary ot
tlie Ne?a Yotk rloakmaketH' I'liion:
Eugene Lednaky, executive secretary or
the cioak, S.iii an-1 Skirt Mantifactuiers'
l'totectlve Association. and I. S. T'laut,
also repreejenthH the ^anufacturing ln
tereeta
Mr. LtSlfaky, nn behalf of ihe manu
fa.'tnr. ra and emplo> Bl "B, who. he sani.
wer* ?Jistooa f*r a oohitloa of the prob
lem, (iiK! gave hls attention to the Flfth
Arcnue Aaaodatloa nnd then to the labor
unioaia He sai.i tb* anemherfl of the a?
?OCfatlOn, lnstead Of going nf the matter
ln a conclliatoty spirlt. had tried to u*e
for.e nnd police Interfei. u< 0, thercby
aronslt.g a spirit of antagnnh-m HH'I Tt
scntment in the workeis.
? lt is unfortunnte if we have bln.lere,]
n apeedy B*f*tl** at the proMem." eald
Mr. Cooke, "bic./.is.. w *eeomp1lahed
very little throuah '.he police "
Mr OOOke aald he to,.k the pottoe OOBBa
mltaaloner through the aretrae to give him
an blea <>f the rong.-stlon. but that tbe
.'ommlssioner saul he di.l not s.e an\
thlng out of the way
The one man to whom all seeme.l ta
defer ara* Mr. Btaato "The peopoaale
tmide by the varlntis clvlc atnl m> rcruilile
BBaocaattona oa Flfth aaaua*," he began,
"invni.c tm aaaaull oa Ihe marale ..r the
?rorkera aaaae of theae mea have *ug
| ges-te.i that the arorhera >;?? t>. th.-ir
luncbea in f.pia.ia, cth?i- bad augg?lad
that they k<> in >>1<>. ks Hui \ nt? can't
eatabUab ? BMrraJe m Mocka r*a fanV
be .-.ske.i. looklng al Mi Lauterbach
? No. >..u oannat." said Mr Laotet
Then it came out that abOttt on. -half ?f
tn-s. m. ti who |ott*i and BH lh. il ??'
memployed looklng f..i |oba Tha
sin.tM are .. laboc Bt*rL Btono aald, arht n
the f*r*m*a lurlnt the luneheoa boan
gc Into ii'.- atroel ..nd i.11 u oui i ?? h oa*
in. n bi an net d*d. ,
Aake,] b) Mi 1 **t*i '???'
tlon, Mi EUaao lb**j prtpaaad tbai the
i'lith A\eiiue AaaotiaUoa appoini ..
rqlttec of flve lo ?<? Ita plae before the
?oint i...a:.i ol ihe ?'ioHk afahera' L'aron,
the i loali *aad aTaiH <'u;t. r,.- L'nton, the
Int. in.ilion;.! Ladle*' O.itli.e.il \V?ilt, i?
and the initf.l rlebre* Tr*4*l M tbe
ev? ning oi naal lataraj i
Mi i-a itei ba< k and Mi i ooki rtdi ? I
approaml, aad B*ld th. * v?<.i .i. i.-.i a I
tb*y h?d n.it ihoufbl *f it lot.K oajo
HOTCHKISS ON WORKERS
Present Conditions an Outrage,
He Says at Cooper Union.
wiiiii.ni ii Hotebkkt* formei Btab
Ooinuiltartoaiei af lB*ura_n*#, told ..n audl
ence of about four hundred pOfeotM IB
Oooper I'nton last night arh*l he thought
i.hoiit the ' iibiigations of Boeaet) to
Workeis
"It Is an eutrafe," antd he. "Ihat there
it no luw to prevent au< h w<nk an.l con
ditiotis as children have b.en M.bje. te.l
ta as nhoavn ln the papers latelv The
pteventlon of th.it Is one of the dutles af
Boctety. I bope f.on to see a tniniiiviin
arace for araaaaea and f... aorklnamen
lived
"1- thete not a plae*, ... aboold the.e
not t,e a pla..-, where foreign labor eaa
m- ute ernployment-a place aatabMBB)ed
end con.lucte.l by the state or go.ein
tnent'' The an8V*e**8NBII should atep ln
,..<! dislilbute those lmtnlgrants where
thev shall do ihe most goo.i. to p.rform
Ita ohllu.itlons "
He then told how ne. essary it wa*
that ttM *ttate have a law llmlting the
w.irklng boajTB of women to tha dayllght
boajr* Ife also d.tlaie.l foi a . ompen
hation law, and sahl the go-. ernment w.s
One for money tathei tluin for men
faiMdatea. he thought. Khonlil not he
selected from great and rich coiporailon
lawyer* Hu<h as Ellhu Hoot and Jf.a-tih
ii 4'iioate, ?but greal dtlaeaaa heat**
After that Dr. I. N Iluhlnow. of the
s, hool of phllaathrophy, an e*peai on in
duatrial inanramc*, Bpoke
SEEK THIEFJNJCOLUMBIA
Professor's Watch Lost in
Room Full of Students.
Tbe I'oii'-ge of Pby_d*t*na and sur
ge.iiK. the me.li.jl deiiarinienl of .'o
lumbia I'nlver.dtv. t. Tenth **eniH and
,"??4111 stnet, has p**n stlrred ip b) a
I k. ? .< k .,f petty ihefis whl.-l. pulml
j the other da> ln the steallnt; of a guM
W?tt*h owiie.t by "ne Oi Ihe |.ro|.ss.r
' v.io !.ti ii I". i i.ioiii.ni in .. dtaaectlna
, room. This last theft l>. .;?!?<? known ? ?? -
lerday moining wl.en a notie nux p..?;?(,|
lo the eff. .1 thal ihe | ilt> on, - .?? I.
confeea or be proaecutad U> 'he full ?\
. i. ?.! of tl.e law.
Tho tbofta tirst begaa B*reral ari
nn''. a ii- n haaoba dieappeared from Ihe
, o'lege ribrary. Bome laluaMe voimi.-s
. v\ ? i ? '...-i ind ?''. las. an Int ? al i?a. ioii
I \\.\r sta'ie.i Tbb. InvratlaatU.n araa . eli
ii'lOei u.n wl.en ,.n. .,1 tlie 110;
loal hia >\at<h. ii.- ha.. >.ii ii on a ..
I m a dtaaertlng laborator* while 11.ai-..? ? -. .,
iI.-..i..',m ?i.noii, ,:n.i v\ i co ;,. i .ii >i ..
was pone. 'i rila tl e '." ultj Ibona i
ti.. btsl 8lr*W an.l il? ??> ilves wei.- ,. .. ,i
ln to icir.i oui tl.e rulprit, Btauau84 ont
siiprs an- noi peimlUil m ihe lebo i
' torles aaapielon Immedbitely polnted ta
I the Btudente Thi deteetivee could niaka
[llttle iie.uiwiv :.i flrat, barl nt ia.-t. Ii ;s
' ondca'stood. they fotttid a rdrttUn man
i wa" noi above auanlrton Ratber \\..c.
I arreai ..ne ot then atudenta tb* profna
I sora posted Ihe notlee \i.il. appeaic.l
\.' i-iila'.'. a"klng He ituiltv tn.tt: t?. return
1 the waith.
The Btndenta reaenl ihe insinuntion lliai
one of th*lr number i." at faiiH. Thej
! have be*nn au i iveatraatlor. an.. ha e
i s. rved n"tice on Ihe fa ? lj that a more
?eorchlna exai.iinailo'. a.totild be mad_
:i>ifi lhai tbe empk-iiaa m.i all oulalders
v i .. were knoan .<> b* 'u ihe hulldlng
when Ihe thel. to .k |.la-e abould J.e m
terrosated.
S OF
IMCE THE YOUNG
Sleeping Families Divided Only
by Chalk Lines, Expert Tells
National Conference.
EVIL HITS SMALL TOWNS
Men Huddled Like Beasts in
a Single Room Bring* Oom
plaint That Oities Should
Restrict Lodgers.
| By Tatngrapi la Tbe Tribune 1
I'hlladelphi:.. Doc. 6 Tl.ere wa? a ten
dency to break mvay from Ihe tenement
house pboao of th- h.-using question at
tha Natlonal COMfctOIK? on Houslng to
daj Blnor s. Porboa, t_alrroon of the
! hoiising ronimittee of tbe hTBBaoahllialtl
i Civic I.eague. sald in his pap.-r on "Sub*
in bag and Hural Uousing":
II is \'( rv unfi.ltiinate tliai ln the publlo
mlnd houslng roforoj haa heen identlflad
with tenement house reforox Bocaoao (>r
tbis lf vou be-ln to talk almoat any
where t.. (l.c about better houatnp you
will S..011 I.e mi't wlth the statement:
"TOB blit there Is verv little Inter.-st here
1ti lb.it subjeet. fOT there are pniet|.all>
in. tonoroeol houaoa In tbis dty or t.n\n.
Thla popor and tbat by Law*_ica
Veill.r, of New York. the national BBCTO*
tai-. mi "Hiiom Over. rowdlng nnd the
I.o.lger Kvll." were the features of th.J
day.
MacUBfllaaM followeJ by Ftederl.k l.aw
OhOSiod, Of Btookllne, Bfooa., presldent
of the National city I'lanning Confer?
ence: Qoorgn B. Ford, New York, Ie. turer
on cltv plannlng; Oeorge K. HoohOT, ?*/?
secretary of tli" Cltf Cloh, of Chicago,
and Arthur C. COHBOP. lands-BBO BJChtV
te.-t. of Cambrldge, HOOO
Other apeakers were Otto W. Davls.
asslstant secretary of tbe ClPk nnd Com?
merce Assoclation, of Minneapolia: .1. 1
W'eb.r. secretary of tbe Civi.- ABOOf??
tlon. of Knglewood, N. J ; Frank Tochcr,
proaMonl >>f the city Cloh, of New r...
ehelle. N. V.. nnd Do*/id Wllbtir Morn of
Ni m York City.
Mumin RightB Diareqarded.
D.trk pirtuiea of greed and total disre
gard of the most obvious sanltary regn
latlona. nnd even of liuman rlgbts, were
presented In Mr. Veiller a paper and In
the disctiBBlona whlch fol'ow. d if 1*0 ir
(BrolHoa lhlng ln one r..om. thotr allmted
nrooa daflnod ooly hy ehaJh UaaB oa 'be
flooi , wle-le fatnlliea with trOOfB of ?h!l
dren sbeping In the kit.hen on old cat?
and ln tb.;r day 'ioth.-s. In order tbat
th.-ir pOTOOta or those who BtOOd la beii
Of sin b mlgbt a.bl l<> tiicir ineome by
lakit.g lUfhl IndRtrA; paofl huddled ITOrM
ti.rtii bcOOta In rooms where tbe alr was
iffeoce to the nostrlla of loeOBC)
th.-a.- wetO some of the o.nd.tlon- ?b -
Mi V.;ller. after BMOtaOOiOg thol no
aacept New Torh aod Pootoo. aod
attempted to r-g.ute tbis ovarerowdod
lOdgOl BOll sv st.mall. BUj . proposed that
tha 'oUoo/tng piot?leti '? loomporatod
in all hoiisli.K laws Hnil s.itiilai \ 009-98 of
d< poi irnonla
Mi tenemenl hoaBo, noroai porl Ihere*
. us.d f..r tb- lettlng of PmU
Ingfl i...i ahall any poroon nol a ntmboi
of the r_tt.llv I.e taken to llve within an
,i irtmenl o ipi-d b) anv family wlth.
...;i '. . .,ii-. nt In wrlilng ot tba I"
|. ii tmi -ii Ol lle.iltli
li hi rolboi liumlliaiinK. after 8event>
, ..I cffoit at hOOBJag reform in
\ ? i.ifes?. ai we have to COB
I Mi Yelller. "that one of tbe
OMOl B4NrlO*_ lioUsing ewls BtKOBBtOTOd lO
mmtr] haa "..t hoao frBPfaadJ witn
..: .1 ibal prnotlcolly no plan for lta eotu
[tlon haa as ..t aroa beeo propooaaT.** lie
.? Bt
Found or. the Prairiaa.
I Jiat how Kie.it .rn evll la room o\ i
cruwdlng tn Atn-tica" l?i it B-Oa?I -
' v.u Vork condltlon, or .i? we Bad 9J
, ifeatlnl it*.-lf ln olhor AoaoHtJon
litlea, Bnd h.?* II her.ime a aerioua evil
in lb-.-e Cltlea? Further, la It an 84*11
found only ln ettloa? May w- not _nd it
I even rn sin.ili towns an.l rlllogee, and
p..--ii.i\ en ii "ti th. open prolrle?
\ll oi.s- i vera ure OgTOCd that the 8Tll Ol
room over.row.iini; ? aleta . hlialy omonl
certaln elementa of our all ao populaUon,
the liallans. th.- Polea and lt:aaiane and
Ihe later Imrnlgranta <.f Btovoolc ra>?>?*.
\\ .? bOOl v.tv llttlo of lt umotiK tha
trtHh. tha negro oi our --wn poor arhltoa,
alihoiigh IndlvUlual ci.s.n among all theae
rareo nova oo_M to our att.-ntlon.
||y solutloii Lo H.is evll la thut we
llOld tha landlord piimailly rcflOOOfllbla
foi the taklng Of lO-gtMra Into the apart
n..ms ..f fjinlltes who occupy his buibl
iiik i'bl" l" really BO new tblng For
UVOI t?n vars In New York we have held
the landlord reapooalbla for tha moiai
charactei ?.f his tooanta, and we hoao
.i..ne this Bucceaof-lly. Io tba New Torh
tenemenl hooao law a huidlord la re
Bponalble and wlth a vety BtMiooa dagroa
?f respoiiHlbllltv. f..r the presen-e of |m
morol women In his t.n.-ment house.
\\ lal I proOOOO BOOr la that we should
applv thla Biime piln.-lple to tba prob?
lem under tonslderatlon. that we ahouid
,....! IMI the taklng of todgera and hoatd
ers Int-. an aportmenl wlthout the r-on
^ent It, wtlting Of our health offlciala. and
that we should then hOM the owner of
the house reoponalhle, through henw
penalty, for BOy vlolatlon of thla pro
vlslon.
The (i.iif<renee ended |9 Baghl wlth a
baiiquet at the l'.db Vue-Straiford.
- 8
CHECK TO STOCK CLAIMS
Court Holda Directors Are Responsi
ble for False Statamenta.
i ln deeldlng that tha dlre.-lors of tha
1 Mrlilsh Columhla Itallway and DOVOlOO*
m.-nt CompOOy muat put In a d88*9008 tO
? the sult broUghl by llermaii Vim Hloclpni
! .ni an BOalgBOd >iaim to rerover |Hr99P,
j whlrli il ls aileged was obtained bv fa]M
repraoento tlo_o, tha Appellate Diviaion
sald \. s|.|.|;i\ : 'Tbe lllsposltloll of the
preoenl 'i"\ la ta bold tha dlrectora ..r
. .,r;...iatioiis o. .-. stii.-t aoeountablllty f..r
r.ii a tattoieotfl mada for iba purpoae of
iiiiin.iiir tha public t.. purchooa alocha at
in..:. thai, their reol rolua Wa aro Iheri
f. i. ol '!. . .mi..11 thOl the conipbuni
,i Btatoa a eaosa >>f action '
I | . dl.. lo | of tlie Hlltlsli ( 'oliii,...;,,
Rallo'a) and Developinenl Companj o'bo
arera thua onlered t<> anewei lha aira] ara
II.nol.I 0 IMtlaid. K.lwai.l AsbfOTd .inil
Willlam O. ? onklin
TWELVE TO CARRY COFFIN
Lonn Island Volunteer Fireman
Weished 425 Pounds.
Ueoigc RupOel, Olle of the h.-aVleM m.ri
in tha dty, dled feoterdoy nornlnfl at
hia home, No. 24 Hull a*/ea)_9, Moapeth,
i?3*-aeOB. He welghed l? pounds aml was
aiivc and Bttoii? Dooth waa due to a
paralytlc atrohe. itunpi-i waa antployad
i i.v tha l*OOg Island itailroad at Its itta
' tlon m Klmhurst
I'.esides bls dutles with the railj...i.|
Ruppel araa a volunteer flrainan, betna a
l member an-l fonn.-r foreinon of Mao
j petli Knglne Companv No. :.. ,.r tha New*
town Plre i?. partnv n. iii- funeral will
| ba held to-morroo A specially non
j atructed c-..mn. whl<*n *ui ba two feel
| ?l\ inrhes In wldtb m.I eUrhl feet l< ng,
i wiii i.*? earrled by tweltre feUow flr.-nien
Itnni.-I U-vaa . WUL _nd d_..Kl.iri.
Two Sales ?f Broken-Sizes
in Smaller-Sized Garments
34,35,36,37 Chest Measure
Wint er Soi t s and Coats
Straight Savings of $6.C0 to $10.00.
We are willing to stand this loss in selling because,
as tailors of our own garments, we find it CHEAPER
to close them out at low prices than to make up the
missing sizcs on thesr numbeis to fil! in.
Cutting prices saues us money III the end.
And we make vur jjafn your gain.
So here is a Genuinc OpportUfflty which is obvious
to men who know us, and should be obviou. to any man
of taste who sees thcsc beail-ful and luxunous dotnei ?
garments which are the models of Sty!e ibeil.
UHDER 3AME ^Q3NTR0t\aj|CWN_RSH!P_7SINC? 1645^
ifROADWAY AT WARREN ST. - NEW YORK -5"* AV.. BFT 27? _ 2dT"Sr3
FULTONST-ATFLATfiUSHAV..-BROOKLYN -BROADWAY AT BEDFCRD AV.
Hattera and Furniahera aa well as Clothiers to Men of Taste
MiTK ?artaardayai Biaoblja Bterea Opea t ..mi ;? i\ M. Ne.\ -<>rk. BtBB P, ti.
Sizes 34 to 37
and a few larger
OVERCOATS
$16.50
Cut from
$22.50 and $25.00
Sizes 34 to 37
W1NTERSUITS
$14.50
Cut from
$18.50 and $22.50
EARL & WILSON
SHIRTS flW AND MORE
AMUSEMENTS.
rtv R . Hv.4.(?| Hl Kn H 13.
iHn.T T'.-.lny. 2 I".
ln Hia l.n.-at Play,
*'\i, COHAN S Mn.
utu. Wa uunari ni<o\i)\\ w ,i..m>
ASTOR
4 H. Era. B:1B Ma
'., ? v. ad Mal . ."?" >
imm 4,i.ah HAWTHOKNE
01 TME U. S. A.
I AIRI1ANKS
GRAND
OP. 11411 HK,
?? | s \'
n.h wa*o "a nt'n aPK o' th? pkn
THE QUAKER GIRL
KELLERD
i . 1:18 MataTa
HAMLET gRtfS?:
, . a. '.' . .i i ':ona BT M.i'l.
KILLED BY FALL
Police Say John C. Mallery, U. S.
A., Jumped from Hotel Window.
ILL FOR MANY YEARS
Victim Served Lqng in En
gineer Corps?Retired for
Disability in 1895.
M..ior John C Ifallery, I r.tir.'l Iiim.I
Btatee anay om.tr, eejually arell baa**** In
PMiii.ii ipi.i_, K*w r*a_, Nearport, Alkeo
aad I'Mri"., araa kiiir.i arhea h<- elth*f fell
er jumpi-ii earl ?f hia reama, an tbe alntb
floor ot th<* Hotol Manhattan. ?. ? st'-i <lav
momint. The pallea reported Ibe c*aa aa
on* ef miI.'I.I'1. tbe hot.! m*n*g*m*Bt s.il'l
It waa hii u.< i.l.'tit and Dr. P*fey Tumure.
Major .M..ii.'tv"s i.tiiihcr-in i.iw, aaM the
OfBcor had boon ln poor health, whifh In
dii.-<'l .i.iiatitut m.liui.-holla.
Bereial people b**j thi eaea'a body/,
dad only in pejBBjte* eeaaa <>nt ef tb*
Ihe arbadow, taara oaiee er tirtee in faiiin-:
and stt.k.' eereea tbe Ir.ui ratllnK ?.i il"'
Madlaon aveaaa aMe of Um boaiaa *****!
a liun,lr.-?I feet from I2d atreet Patrol
mnn I'rayler, on fl\. <l |><*t al Msdleoa
avemit* an.i 4-tl atro.-t. h.i.l tbe body t'k
fn tn tho i:.?.t lla* etreat atattoa after
Dr. Taylor. ftinhulan. *? BBrgeOB *l Ktower
lluNpltal, hatl aal.l that .l.-.ith waa lnstan
tanrons. Dr, Turnura ef Ka II ffeel
?i<>th ntr<-et, Meatlfled tbe body ..t the Bta*
tlon.
The police reeerd wn* that Um majo.
w.i.t tiit.i tha bathreoai oatrif la Ua toani?
injr, leaylni his vai.-t la the bedroom. ^he
\..irt aeard the whtdo* betna epened. He
wr-nt lntt. the beUhreota aad foand it
\,.,i.ni Looklng out of ihe wlndow. l?.
.?..w what h.i.l bftppenod The amnage
ni.iit ef the M*nh*tt*a *m\o out thla
atatenaenl
Major Maii.i-v arsee thla mornlna al
. bla regular time end bla reJel are la
: (he room with hlni gettlna out bla cl
? When I." areni lnt< tbe bathi oom to
prepare his loii.-t before ha*/ln* br. .
t..-i he waa alttlnf '<n the wlndot plll
..r the bath room arhen he auddrmlv l"-f
bla balance and t"?-!l <?ut <>f u.- ?Ii &o\
Dr Turnttre, ahe ar*a attendlna ht*
brother*ln?l** and bad b. eleeptna In
an edjolnlltf room. told the potlee the
? major'fl malaneholla becreme *?> aaute th.it
. >. while oaa he ar*a Benl t?? Burope wltb
bbi arlfe aad a aaale attaaadaat. and pui
under tbe treatmenl of apeclallida 11 ?
obtained no beneflt, Itoareepr. and arhea
i, i.tuiti.-.i Dr. Turoore oppoaatd the ma
lor'a plan to .;.> t.. Me arlnter bome al
' .'. .Ln- 1.?..!>.-.?. ln Alk.n.
Mr* Malh > arho araa Mlea Jennl.
Tiiiihii.. daughter <>r Laenonce Tarnure,
Iof .\..a rork, are* pro*trated when ahe
[heard th* a*wa yeeterdajrl aad her >'.n
Oarrtck, thlrteen >' ara old, was eleo overa
eoana
The major wat< sixts -tiiii.* f**rfl Did atul
Uio aon of Ciirri.k Mallciy, a_MM nn army
oftlcfr. Malor MhII.t.v waa appOBBted to
Weat Polnt from Alahain... whm Kraduai. ,1
! ln 1S67 and mad.- a BeOOad li.ut.'iiatn m
[tha .'iiKitit'er oorpH in lsxii ho becaiae a
j r;i|itii!n. Ka whm tt.ivaii<?'.i io the grade
of innjor Doaomloaf 14, UH, aad tailred
i f..r dtaabHtty mcurrod bi tha lln* <>f duty
? mi lanuar) -11'. ',<?(?', "? "aa ;l aaagnber of
.11.. Army aad Navy, Ualveretty and
I lolony cluba ,
AMUSEMENTS.
NKIV V.IKK'S LEAD1XC hik\tki>.
CMDIOC B'way * t"t' i:? ? - at ?< l"
CrnrinC M.,tv To da) d Wed
ll.I.aal MfhtThi. rh De. I i ?' ?? ?
n th. i la
?? tn,? *
LYCEUM u""'4 '' Bt- " '
Mala To*da
II I'll.-I.. I TMI.
riit; PAIN. i-'i.-i.
Mi" BILLIE BURKE "".?thkmim,
GARRIGK
I W| ; M..IITS--I \s| :; MATIM l>
JOHN MASON Ihe Attank
criterion:
what ails you?
HAnRIS ' m itixek To da'
"THE INOISCRETION OF TRUTH"
FULTON ' vr'
The Yellow Jacket
HUDSON '
MRS.FISKE
llll llli.ll ROAD.
NEWAMSTERDAM 5 ' }%?:
THE COUNT OF LUXEMPOURG
LIDERTY mbi.to
MILESTONES
KM1 Kl 11114)4 KKR, l; fth MI
Ev? 1:1,1 Mata i \<-..i .
lln- I ,1-4 \?.,r.l in MM-.I...I < ,,ni~i|,
OH!OH!DtLPHINE
MOUL&N ROUGE
*t>f*iemt y
f-yrafirot
?V*0*/rta
GAIETf K"'H '' ! __! ''" T,daJ - ''?
UHltl 1 ? m|p yflUff ?lth ll-..r?
u.., k uun nucci K?,u,r
i.\ HkH MOM..OMI II. A MI.M
IILUDC HM* ,XMS
vaafva-pe nir 1|tlU <lf U|r m,,,,,,
Wil I AP-.'**. ,: " '" * "''"': Bl
3.1
SIMONE The I'aperChasc
PCMTIlbV Thea Prlcaa 23c to |1.60 Eva.8:l
ULnlUnl m.... rodaj ?V4-d..Xmae*N.
Tba beaatlful t*otl*Qeatler apeeteele
n DAUGHTEROFHEAVEN
??. E a ai h 45. M.it ' ???'-' "
LITTLE
i io 11 BB
IM W -at
lllli Bt
LAST 2
WEEKS OP
ANATOL
AIMayforChlldren Mon I uaa Wad
Thur. Frl . :? S". .?. To-.lay .?t lt
SHOW WHITE
Fl THIAC WMt 82d Streat. Bvaa .t * IJ
CLTlNUt Mati To-day an.i Wed., 3 IB.
-yiTMIN THi LAW_
metropolitan;; ,v
?a',,',, Eva. Concert 8*. to ILB*. , Veaire.
VloUblat. Vera Curtla: a......... Battre Ot
.heatra Conductor, Polacco
Nril MM. Bl B Al.l.i. P. -nn. Ilom^r. ca
ruao Ulll. Rothler, Roael C.L, Polaeee.
We* at I 18 Bebeaee, Alda. Allen: iv
ruao trneta Did. " ' ?af. Polaeoo.
Ihur.. al 8 Haak Flete. Daettna. Alton.
Parka, n.ai . Bleaak, Laahow, Oortte, Orle
n ia Rciaa t'onductor, Herta
Kri al 8 Sf.rrt of Su/?niir. l-'.irrar. S.-ottl
nond Polacto r.i*HH??i- Bort: Careee,
.mato, ..Hh. Conductor, Bturanl,
s,t M.ii. ii i !" Wenmara. Frematad
v ,,?'/,, .,,1, r, ' '.ii.-r: Burrtea, Qrtararold
Kl
,i llnrt*
pireaVr" liadraai of M..ai?-.
i,. .i.K'i.t ai B Tmiul'it'iiafr. Ki? nia.,..i
M.n/.-iiaurr. Burrlan. \v-ii. mtberopoM
.. I. tor, ll?
ll .RDM \ V Pl vNo i BED
mi niiirniirAN OPERA HOVBE?apeHal.
! ii, a,i.i> A 11 i n.i,,il I>> I T. .il '.
fl ADK1.1NK and i"4?mparu Byrnpti nj
{__? t." ivi W* XT Orehaetra s..,.a on aal
^J ?_ i\ li-'t/ i ? , |, ? lloi D*.
, btLflobU Uati r .. i ... i , -' '"
LAST 3 WfcEKS
F^MCESSTARH
llll 4 >? OP RKCKV,
s Dv:i_iiri i/* r.. .i.. ???!?? m i ?
THE HVEiM'i IAW
JICYCLE RAS!
6-PAY RACE
_-*_F
HADISON SQUARE QARDEN
TU'NIGHTsPRINT and MOTOR
him :..).. PACED ll/VCES
l!:...v\lM. TO-MORROtJt b'tOMT. IttM
i\. -
\ nox
POULTRY SHOW ^aJ'S1 SSfc
I'gultry, Plueoni Pai Bto, k. Bongblrda \
>...u i ..n and rvenlnaa. Hpec_l ?-at ei
i ? Wad . Mittn abd Prl B. a tha "Hapiy
i i-'ai.iiiy" and bebj chlx Ii..i.-IiI..k /tdcnlaalon,
l :. Cblldn i . 23c,
! ICOLIAN HALL, ?4?t.. Der, ;. B:Tl V. M.
LEO ORIVIS-CKIW
Min tfem. in. W lt. ANDERSON
.ita ..<i. I'_ 00, .,' Ha
M ITINEK 4?r \|..\\ 4i? aic.
IBOLIAN tt \i i.. wadaaaday. Dee. If, at 3.
|"????? ElMAN ?__?
Kurt Hehtardler. BaataatllaU. ' ARPKMKR
AMUSEMENTS.
- A k
TiT_Ti
____u_lL3
l^y^Xf TWICE PAILY Tv^y
BE-TSEATC
AT_,
MATS
OF NEW
5PECTACIES
StfVr-.B-raft -BIPPOUBOMB.
y^OH TO-MORROW NIGHT
,? *wilin_.
VflNT-R GARDEN '.
i.e.lrude I4.ir.mnn. BlBOdtBBf 0> l'arl?.|
!,E:irii: M^RRVCOlNTrSS:
BIEOAUM \> I ' l
THc$liN_0__ERS
Utaall \\ inn :in?l llnrri I 1-!? '
Ll M< . .- B
MM TRE.MlNI
WEBER & FIELDS' ^i^JWi?
??ROLY POLY"
Wl.-fir -I... I. (
I- 'II - ' II.
WILLUM CO'.LIER NrV
xi*j
I.K >\\ IH9.
301 II NI Ib .
MnlERUSS-LLSMiirh ?o i-o_i n
\*ei W ? * Bha Btoapa t., i eatoaer
PLAYHOUSE !:
little:
W'OML N
tvtlltfcm <
I>\l ) *?
i (OHili lat.E.of B aa]
FANNY'S FIRST PLAY
THE RED PETTICOAT
10 Mi I
i:i ? K
1 OM r I I
ia.lae l iih.tt'? Tb
READY MOKcY
9 I Av. i;
M
MAXHATTA>
IHE WHIP
WK-T KXD. l-.V.rl:. W . of gtn V\ Ev*8 tf*
Paverahaaa'a Jl'I.ll'K r_E* Mt.
NKXT w i.KK . .. MI TT AM) .li i f*
^,W,':.,V,",.'I,,','-DECV10
0 I < H I ? T R A I, K i: I l n I.
YSAYE
tlis aceaainn the program ? > et
of four i.umt ? i -
TIIK XKtV iOHK
Philharmonic Orchestra
("omplete witli
IOBBF STRAXSKY.ronrliKtor
"? Oreheatra beglaa w:ih an Overture, ?.fa/**
?.Bi-.l ncvompanytng Yenye In tlir.? eoncertee,
??i.:.ldi. Herthoven nnd Hm. b'? - t h F-n
talele. Se_f* now at Bo* i ifl ..-k?rtr.f
M*na_.m?nt R E JOHNSTOW.
SYMPHONY
BOClet*1 nf *4j8W York.
apALTBB DAMROsiii. <v.n.lnrtor.
TO-MORROW (Sl VDAY) A1T. AT I.
New Ae.illan llnll. :U We?t t.ld St.
\
ilSt,
ZIMBALIST
">ehuberl. I'liflnBjiheJ S\
v I'.-l ,-i\..le. Mrauw. I
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