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SCANDAL TALE HM
ftflER RECTOR QUiTS
Dr. Mortimer, of St. Mark's.
Philadelphia. Resigns After
Talk with Bishop.
WOMAN IN CASE. IS REPORT
Was io Charge of Fashionable
Cor.gregation 21 Years?
Known World-Wide as
Church Worker.
: ? Tribune l
i.. ?_??'. -The Rev. Dr.
M on mer, for the
,-f st. Mark'i
igned i tn hli
. ? ..:. . trom the
irania at
William Rhloe*
? ,1 of the blahop, it
oa ed ti vi latloni made
,,, him in aa hli li the narni o Dr.
p Khiii- lander bi nt for
t w o
j).,u" Dr Mortimer had tendered hli
i , _ | li had !????? ti aca ept4?d.
the wholi
. nol bei ome >
untll to-daj. * ?""'-?
Mark ird rumon
, h^ir ??-..?? Thi m
however. know all
-.1 to diacusfl the
affair the rflBlgnatlon.
? ?
,. : _ of the tn ? a ben
I ?? |iin r one o*
lead - Ihi Dnited
Btatea and accountlng warden of st.
Ifark'a said:
tha! Dr. Mortimr-r araa a
- r, bul he faitod to llva
? ? ighl "
Rector Lcaves the City.
? ignal Ion waa kept
? until 1 ?:. Mprtlmei
il- Immediately arent from
Cltj to th< lei e of
his brothi r. i ? rlck Ifortlmi r,
?ho of st. Mai
City. Telephone
1 ; deiiclt Morl In ?
the Informatioi
. ? are,
.
li. v, nothlng t" ?
rn..
I>r. Ifortlmer, who i.- Bixty-four yeara
known li church work,
and untii now. during lns twi
1 c. .< L>' rn.?
TECLA PEARLS
\ F.RK S
NATURAL PEARLS
On-i mad'* in a laboratory. the
other in the shcll of an oyste-r.
TECLA
NEU YORK
3% Fifth Knmm
IONDON
7 Old Bond Stffflfll
PARIS
10 Rue 6e la Pan
BERLIN
l3LntetdenLinden
. nmt Ualnul St M il'S
1 St .1 II*. N \l
Si Lm l.o. u?t *i lOtl.
kjAnt Qg Nn Re.rdwiiU
16 Av?Dur \U*?m
\ --??. 2 K?'nth_?r?tr_ae
NO OTlihK BK-\NCH!r-S OR AGENTS
NEW YORK
Central
^ tlNES 7
Adirondack
Mountains
and
Lake George
One Way Fare plus $2
For Round Trip
Tickets orj ia'e daily, January 1 -t to
15th. Return limit Januarv 31st.
ALL WINTER SPORTS
Carnival and International
Skating Championship Racea at
Saranac Lake
January 28, 29, 30
kflt nR?nt fot leaflet.or flddrflflB
Gflflcral Baatflru PaBscnger Agent
IVlb Broadway, New York.
Pr.one. New York 8310 Madison
'Phone, Brooklyn 167 Main
yeara at st. Ifark'a, not a i.reath of
i.dal^aa^attached lb hli name. Ha
i- a bachelor, and was extremely popu*
Bishop CounseMed Action.
Biahop Rhlnelander at first ref used
t" diacuai the reaignatlon this aftcr
ii"oii until it was proved nbaolutely to
him thal it was known Dr. Morttmer'i
tion h.i.l been demanded and a< -
cepted. Ha then dlctated ti.e foilow
mg:
'."; ? !? iving ba i
called to tbi rumor tbal Dr. Mortlmer
had been lummarlly dlamiaaed trom hi"
rectorablp, made tha folloaing state?
ment:
"it ll a fatt that L>r Mortimer ha?
withdrawn from the work of hls minis
try. This action, however, was not the
reBUH of any trouble between him and
?V'Stry, nor ln OMMMQUenOI of any
requaat on their part for his reaignatlon
lt followed upon a conference between
htm ami me, in wblcb paraonal matter?
... S'-nous moment were considered by us.
After the most careful reflectlon l' coun
<lUd blm to take the a tion whl. h he
afterward took, and hio vestry approved
il.mirsf. \s bl, ln effect. placed him- |
. ipy h inus, l think I ought not to j
? matter further."
it wa.- polnted out to ihe Biahop i..'U
hla atatement did not really aiplaln
Jual Why Dr. Mortimer Wgg leaving St.
Marks, but he dechned to go Into
? j- talla
Al ihe st. Maik's vesti-y house thli
mornlng it waa aald that Dr. Mortimer
had conducted aervlcea on Bunday, but
had n,-t done so Mnoe. He lefl toam
nu "Monday ..r Tueaday," n wm
i'oiir.'iirat.-s liva in the vestry house.
the Ret F n. Johnaton, the Rev. F.
the liev. Charles F.
? ,i Pather tuirgas. Mr.
tbe scnior curate. will
ting ? ? tor ni eharge of the
a n- u rector is selected.
Tl" I: l ,.,'nett Mortimer.
wb? n a. -ihe rectoty of St
^ark's ' h .: Clty, where hls
Iu other i!,. Rt K Mortimer.
? r.-tor. V" ? other than
that he had teah.ni d b. rause of 111 health;
thal he had no trouMt with the Btehop,
? ? arlth ,c j
FAVOR HEALTH MARRIAGES
Chicago Women Like Utah Plan
?Minister Opposed.
|p) ; to Tba IMI
a..-. Dec ML?rtah's plan for the
"health . f rtiflrate'' marriage w..- tht
?tv-wide discusslon to-day
?mong pii\.-;.'.aiis. ministers,
worken and women in aoclety Many
i ,,..-..i i . i an, whlcb epecitiea atate
control Over all marriage,. and that a
"health eertiflcate" he demanded hy aii
who dealre to wed. Otberi at
tarked ti,*- rlan.
' Bvery itep that aitt..- a? tbi protection
eountry'i ehlldren li .< step iti the
Ighl dlrectlon," Mrs. John P. Mhss. a
leader, said. "I have itudied
tbeat queetlOM and npprove heartlly of
in. plan."
Mra W. B Bacl aacratary of the nn
-? ?? Aaaoclatlon of Qraduate
Knraea, was sut- no paraona Intareatad ln
nurelng would oppoae tbi meaaure. "Chi*
cago needa aoch a law/aaha aald
The Rei JohnatoM Meyara called th-*
Idei rldlculoua He argued that lt arouhl
put romance on a commercial has,* I>r.
Henry B. Favill, president of th? t'hJeago
Tuberculoall Institute. said the Ir
of tubeit -1"U' persons wanted hy I'tah
was unreaso: .,(.,<
HUNG HIMSELF IN DOORWAY
Station Agent Made Elaborate
Preparation for Death.
.,id. N. J.. Dae. :?'. Adati
v.h" tor two years had been paaaengar
tt 'lf Wlekatunk statl"n of 'he
'entral Railroad of New ,J. r.-ey, van.
iound dead in hli room this mornlng. He
had liung himself.
irbo i^as twenty-two yeari al i kc
boarded with the famiiy of W. T. 8mo k
at Wlokatunk. l-ast nlghl he met tbi
tnall train at 10 o'cloek and took the rnr.il
from the atatlon to tba pcstofli a Hi
went to his room lnter, shaved and took
a bath, Then i.e procured a ropa, tled it
to tba doorknob on the outsld* of l.ls
:o<i!n and tbrew the otl,er end over the
Btandlng on a Chalr, he put lns
head in the loop and then klckad a?.iy
the chalr. His parents ine at Rexmont,
l'enn.
APPEALS TO UNCLE SAM
Free Speech League Protcsts
Deporting of Mylius.
tt. < e Bpaeeb League of this city
! aa linl a r?'"t> :-t to the Seeretary of
Commerce and Labor agalnat the rfej.or
tatlon of Bdouard Myllua who landed
.- m'iay from the Krench llner La
Provence. Myliui has served a year's
term m prison lor prlnttng a story that
Rlng Oeorge had eontracted a morganatm
marriage with Admlral S"ymour'i daugh
ter wben there aeetned to bo no chati'e
- iccradlng to the thrune. The man,
,. lalgian by blrth, was d.talned
it Ellll laland la.-t Monday on the eharge
of heinp an undeplrable; lie made hls own
appaal to the Secretary of Cummeree and
Labor. The proteat of the Free Speech
League follows:
Tbe Free Speech I/eague of New Tork
.ttot.st.- against deportation of Mylius
The late W. T. fltead, also convieted of
Hbel was allowed to enter becau.se the
ofTerice did not Involve morai turpltude
\ democracy eannot hold the reputation
ot a king mon aacrad than that of hls
aubjecta Mylius also should be admltted.
BOY RUN OVER AT PLAY
Truckraan Drives on After
Crushing 7-Year-01d's Leg. |>
Morris Kronstad, leven \ears old, was
run over by a wagon w hlle he was play- j
,ng in the snow ln front of hls home, Nl
Ot __4ist lfVid street. last night about 1
O'dock, and bM richt leg was broken tel.
two plat ? j j
The bov and a number of others 1 ad
a LiB snow man m the street and ', ,
,tt- r plaeing it candlc in the snow man ? i .
I,,,,,) wera dancing aboul the Bgore. J J
Morris KroaOtad dM not s.e a hig truck |
taat waa remrfg through the street andli
an trom behiiei tht IBOn man directly ]
ii front of thi honee. The .im.-i dld |
not atop and wbea tba boy'a compantona ]
H w..? ?e. ii that hir h c '
? .<k' n. He a ai taki n t" thi !;?
. ptioil llo.-n
l l
>RISCILLA REACHES NEW LONDON
! B] T' ligrapb ta Thr Triba
New Ixmdon, Conn. Dec. ML?Thl Mg
Iound itaamar rriu.i;:., arrlved thli noon ,
from Kaw Yotk ln tow of th> Maaaaei i ..
Boaton, on bar araj ta Newporl f?v re-. f
.aiis. to pro.>i benci bj lon >.t the,,
- . | 1 a?co.
The PrilcUtl ht 'I.- i.. : hnft m tbe
Emat River last Bunday. Bbe arifl i? oui
,f nnvi.e only a shoit tbaa, accordtng '
.o otiKiahi of tite companj.
10
WEOt FIANCEE IS IL
Miss Keyes Breaks Engagement
with Pastor and Will Go
West for Health.
THEIR FRIENDS SURPRISED
Physicians Advised Her to Quit
Teaching?Minister Is Vis
iting His Mother in
Rhode Island.
Tha announeement made yrterday by
.Mrs. Emeraofl W Keyea, of No. n taaay
roe street, Brooklyn. that the engatp ".- t I
r-f her dauchter, Miss Ilowena Keith.
Keyes. to Canon W llham lhaflfe Chaae,
paator of Cbrlal Proteatant Bptaeopal
Church, in Bedford aarenue, hard baea
broken cau&t'i cawielderable asttUement
bumoi the frienda of Miss Keyea and
ranun Chflfla
Ifra Keyea aald the ponttaofld 10 h?lth
of her daiifhtar araa raeponalhla for u..?
breakhifl of the encagainant, and added:
"We have the blflht Bl r- ipaet for Canon
chase, but in \ i? ar of the atate of aay
daufl-hti r*a health wa decMed tbat It was
betl * fer ber definltely to broak tha en*
ta_-iucnt." I ?B
w i. .1 inquiry aaa mada yeaterday ai
ti.e bome of Canon Chaae, It was said
bc hau ajone ti. bla ?HPthar'a hoana in
Khode iMlaii.J. The breaking of tl.e en
gflajainaat araa Bfl much a surprise to the
fttends of the two as wai the announee?
ment of the ei Kafrement last Aurust. At
tiiat time thfl ongaajement was announced
from the polplt ol the Canon'a ehurch.
ln deltverlng his s- rnmn on ('hr.^tmas
Day the pastor gave no lntlmatinn that
bfl nnd Miss K- yes had dflddfld DOl to
BBarry, The flrflddhlg was to tako place
?ome time next mo-ith.
Miss Key*?. ln an eff^rt to r^ca'n hrr
^hatterefl hsa'":. will l*>ave for the Wflflt
?oon. She r"-r..tii?- 111 ehout two month*
ijjo. and went to N'pw Hampshlre, whr-re
llomer Eator. KeyflU, her hrothT, Is B
lofoeeoi In Dartmouth Unhrfltalty. I
four Ttf-pk*. ac--. it Ii aaM, Bhe irrote t.>
'anon Chaae, cancelltnfl thr en|
? .-.nt of ? ( Ilna
Oi ; ? ' f har i
Keyea arll] not return to her pla
teaeher .-f Bnctiah '.tt thi Glrla' Ilisrti
frhooi untll tl 9 ppenlng Bf I
ichool year. Bhe haa been ataytn** aith
?Ikr dui ri? t? -- t'i rlatma
Inv*
it w_s aald >.'*trrria> that Canoi
Ra' f|r-;.|- afl*-, ?rn' liy th?> hr*-aklnc off
.f the enflaflement, bul r<aii7?d t
ins n- ? ? ? i li a nf thfl
->f hia tlojtcee'u h.aith.
Canon Chaae la aeveral van --1 ?
Mi-s K^v", and haa X>oir> marrl. :
?n January ll, IMT, hi : "
;!ad'lliic Colllns, nf 11 ? ? lt. I .
?'r? m.ir-i- i Bhe dled In IM Miss
\\o\ oy. uh,. u . ? ,- .. :., -. ? f ?. ?
Ffolyoka - atlegi la tttt, flrat mei - ,t ? ??
,a?*- when hi d llven ?> lecture at tha
MrlB* Hljr1: B -, -?? .- I < n a,
\ee h< r tor elt I
Kmerson 1*. Keyea Whe d*d ?<v*ra
aara ago, waa Mts* Kayaa'a fath-r. He
ivas n m?mhfr of th*- ttow York Bar nn-l
for s*-v?ral years a<as chtaf - Wk In the
Brooklyn Board ot rSdti tl Conrad
<ux? Keyea anrit!;.' >.r<-t 1i>-r. la a tti'tnlifr
if the law flrm of \\"1n**.it- ,\. - rileit, ,.f
No ;.. (faaaau Mr*<t Manhattan
CIGARS FOR UNCLE SAM
Steamship Captain Escapes
Fine, but Waiter Suffers.
r aptaln JfMBOfl P"-a'lvhaw, Ir i
af the BtaflflBflhlp i.aj'iand. reeetred
nendatlons yflt afday from the euetomi
tuthorltlen for turnlng OTaW tO Ul
i )nrg* a*.?orttn*-nt of i i?ars that wera t,,
ka arauflfllad Into thi - o mtrj
Tho I.aplard va* ln mtd-eoaan i
H Botaanhardt, aecond ateward, <i!* o
ired that A. 1 eron. i. araltor Iti tha
md ci_?6 dlnlng ittom, bad Mg poa*_ag4*a
?f elflara hldden ii hli inh Ha laporied
his flnd to thi ebtaf ateward ? ho ln turn
tu.iK the tal?? to tl B eaptaltl
Tli'- vlnil.Ii nf n -.,. *.,., ,,| |V ,),,.
AniTl-an rfllUfl of thr Bmugflled go.,r)n,
roaa before * "apta .-? ik? ,t
threatentnfl oraare, and aith quick deeUrion
li*- sterred ri*-ar of thr tTOUbll 1 r-ron
?Ass arderad "pui ln hoi rnth^r
ocv.aH up, pt. ordhifl to the euatom of
inodara Baalcatora, and hli dear arera
taken into BflfekeejHng by M |
y\ h*n the Bteamahlp ,.niv?-'i i . ?? tha
'oiif-ction, ronipaaaal >>f i.ia.. dgara, II
parkages of tobar-.-o, 4.-" riflarllhM Hn-1 IH
paper ci^ar raaea, wa.< t-.rrr.i oret to tha
vifitoms men 'aptaln Brailahaw nol Only
BBoaped tha flne proarlded foi aktppen
arboae crew-. f.r*- ranKht smupjrllii((, hu|
raeaJa/fld profnue thflnka from thfl "fflr-tals
Feron d^nird ho lntende-1 t.. fl9n_flfllfl
fhe cigais llf Bflld he flbtalned th- m
from his brothf-r, who work-. ln a rlgar
factory in Kott?-rdnm. an.l be int.-i-l. ,| to
:ake them to his hom* ln Bruaoela II" I
iad t,o apporttmtty to _., tin-r*
irr-ught than alonp on thls trir.. Intendlna
o takr thrrn bach to EUTopa flrtth the
?eturn of the Lapland
"VET ' PROVES HE'S AUVL
Jets Pension Long Delayed by Dead
Namesake.
Hopewall, N. J., Dee l*> Havlafl ???
abiishft'i to the Bfltlafeettofl of th*- fea
iion Bureau that ha is alhre, iiothwlth.
tatidlnp an offinHl i_i*ord t?i tha eon*
rary..Charles B. Vowler, a srvotity-yrar
ild vteran of the Ctajrfl \\'sr, was r?Jui<
n*f lo-day ov.r thr rc-iipt of m .-h,---k
or 11^8 for bark pfraaloil II- also has the
9aurane? that bfl ***- *11 raeetaa 921 h
nonth h"reaft< t
l"owl?r's dUcully ln obtalning t'." p^n
loa was brc-ause in anoth?r rompanj Of
-.? 1 1 Kea Jflffley Caa/alrj th?r? araa a
fharlefl B. Pwarlar, "ho waa kiil?.i iti
attk
11,. h,,ri aimoM gteea up h-.p., ?-h*n his
ah, was brought t-> the attn.tion Ol
Kijutatit Oeneral Wllbur i" .-a.il- r, Ir.,
rho itif-tfst-.il hitns.-lf in ***OWlei i
,.lf.
JTTLE GIRL BADLY BURNED
lei Dress in Flamcs from Match She
Stepped on.
Bllea Pe\in- ? r-"-' old al '???
.1 VtfM Btraat, Newark. N. J. ?as lai:
lumed about tii' linibfl and krwar i--.it
t h, r 1 ? rday whei
oucht flre fi-'ii. ? match whlch ignit.^d
. (-,:, 1 .. trampi -i oa it Th.- *rli 1 ,
ttthifl aa a atool and wa fluahing har
,?,t backward and fawward. Hi 1 fool
;,-,,, i-i 1 ..mait with h ? id when
?
Hor - rtea brought halp, ati.i thi Ban 1
. . lottx red '? i.--? naitll aftei Bha
,.| I,. , 11 lid.ll> blll'.H-d. Sl.
j Un <-?t: ii" riiai
ON WITH STRIKE PLANS
Efforts of State Board of
Mediation and Arbitration
Prove Unavailing.
EMPLOYERS AWAIT ISSUE
Declare Bad Time Has Been
Chosen for Demonstration, as
Trade Has Just Experi
enced Two Dull Years.
In the hope of avertlng the Impenfltng
garn.ent workers" strlke, which is expeeted
to mak*. Uf,000 people Idle. and may now
be , al'ed any day, the baada of the New
Torli Itata Board Bl Medlatlon and Arbi?
tration have trled without euccesa to
brlng about forne amlcahle understamllng
between the workers and the manufact
urers.
(Vlonel Mich.icl J. Regan. chlef menMator
of the New Vork l.raneh of the board.
paw the lepreaantatlvea of both Mdaa and
he found the ofDeari of th* naloaa buay
prepartng for tne strike. Bugana Benja?
min, of Alfred Benjamin & Co., president
of tlie N'rw York Cothtng Trades Asso?
clatlon. whleh wlll Jie.tr the brunt of the
flght on the part of the employers when
the strlke ls on, was vislted by Colonel
Reagan, but declare- there wai nothing to
he said or done on the part of the manu
flaetnrarg untll demands were made or
there was some isxue. So far, he said, no
COtnmunloetkn. had hoen sent to the
mar.uXacturcrs on behalf of the workers.
W. C. Rogers, chiof state mediator of
the Mard, aiso came from Albany and
madi an unsuccesKful effort to brlng about
peace He ls now ln favor of asking the
State Labor Com mlss lon*T for permisslnn
'o call a puhlic hearing on the condltlons
leadlng to the stttke, whlch e,r;IJ be COn*
: evri dTlng tl.e- strlke.
' tlM re; resentatives of tlie em*
Bald from nrbat he had rend of the
- a irera drawn op nnd ratl*
? nioni bul nol mbi dto
thi ? nployeta tl n demaada would mean
IM ..f 101 [?? ?
In wagei i [< _aM tl ? Ni w Tork Clol
Ing 'i radu Ai too.i ;..r i ?
? I ...i aiwa> s itond alao foi falr
b'""! worktng i ondltlons
lt i ''ike nearly I %
for thi ?? "
The i '!?>
4 , ? of New Tork,
? ? hlng to do with tha qm m et tbe
i of employi ri ? ta, anl
Uonal g-Boiialton ct Clothlera,
- ita tx .. ni trten ln ti. s dty,
ri in io al i ? ...
? ? - tl ra ? imnilt.ee or tne .\>-r
thlng Tradea Aaaoclatlon met
-?< ? ? aft>rnoon at th^ Hoti Bi
. \o..rt bul ll* members >-ald the meeting
l to do ?i?h Um eomlng stnk.
Mr Benjamti <?'!
"All tl ? Mared, i do not think
; the woi k< ra bl a gOOd time
li ? t tl want to win The f
baa ju't paaaed through two
dull yeara, ln arhlch a numbei of a
drlvei to tbe wa' Thera
! is rn..: ? ? ai nov l : ; arlng for
?. i ipt .? k trade, boi tban i ao baon
ln tl ta to what we an to ea*
;< t 1 .in my nofiilrig, a* we haVI re- |
: ? *lved no . ? |
I i?tio? aere a en said ttt ?? iup
? . Iko would go oa t igl ? ? ?
? nol Hudaratand how tha it* ?
could hav* any hope of ntnntng at this
Ireater Mew rork Diatrld Coum u
of the l'nlted ittnrment W": kers, whhh
.- c f the atrll xnt I | *
?..??I..' al Clinton Hall, No Ul Clinton
ind eent our eommltteea to angagi
hall for maaa meeUnga ..f tba ivorkera
..ii M..i ? ? .md to aeiect about
f'.rtv hall ;<? headquaflen f"r the strlk
? i 'ii..- . itten aill hold ? mam meat*
Ing tO nlKht
?: in ?ehwettaer, ce'.. ral organtaer
i.f tha Unlted Oarment Workere, and tt.
\. Lavener had principal .-iiarp.' of th*
arrangementi They ^at.i many haiis
wouid he needed f"r Monday nig' t, hul
ut. to the preaent thay had engajr.-.i oi !
Tanin... ii..' and Webeter Hall, nth
itreet, near Third avenue, Manhattan
Teutonla Hall, in Harrtaon itreet. Brook?
lyn, and I'.iim Oarden, Liberty avrnue
i.i .I Bncbmaa itreet, UroamavUlo.
Mr. ?ehwettaer _ald tbi tin-t ofBcial an*
noun imi nl of Ibe date >.f the strik*
wouid appear in a ipoclal issue of tti#>
eflfctal organ .,r ttM i alted Oarment
"Horkef and mlghl te announced at anj
tlllie
ACTOR AND ACTRESS WED
Richard W. Ling and Rose B.
Jones Marry in Wilmington.
; i T? legraph ta i le rrlbom |
Wilmington, l?ei. iiee y. Richle wil
.'"ii Ung, foi t Bve yeara r.i.i nn.i di
vor*ed, waa marrled here late ?Ms after
noori lo Rose Reatriee Jones an a.-tress,
wh" gavt bar ag'' .is thlrty-one R..th
cum New York as thetr home. The Rev.
L_ Wolfe ofgetated Mtaa ..ean
nfttr \. Horton, nis,> an actreaa, and O.
.! RangOTi hoth of New . ork, a.ted ai
Tha brlde i?. also known as JtOOa
Beatrice Wb lar. Bhe tnid the mlmater
lh! ? ai llngla Tha brldejrroom pald he
\4 as a aldOWir. Ue was ome the hus
hai.il >.f the Iati I.otla r'aut-t. Ha Is Ifl
The areddlng party hnd diuri*i at a res
taurant and started for KeW York to
night.
i
UNCONSCIOUS SINCE XMAS
Young Man Found Lying in
Snow Now Puzzles Doctors.
Oeorge McAuHffa sixteen yeara old, of I
?4 \\>st 111th street. has been |n the j
Hariem Hoapital alaai fVodneaday niirht
aboul I " ' lo.-k in nn un.niiscioiis condl- j
tlon an.i ltn daeteri ara ajiaalid, iisj
araa found lylng ln ihe stiow at mth
itreet aad B-ghtti avenue, and at first the
police and the phyitetani thought that
1,. was Miiff'TiiiR from acute ahohollsm.
M.-Auliffe was not ldentlfie.1 untll lant
night, when his motbei raguaatad Um pe
lice to look foi her ;-on Hh> said that
youag McAelMfc w>ii awaj from tha
uristmas night. al 7 o'rlock. sav
ing that he was eolng to me. t BOCM
friendi ...id that ba would he back at M
o'clock rn- iiot.iis then declded that it
was r ot j.os?ible for the voutig man to
bava drn ik In taro boura enough llqaai la
i aM.-.- the ien- roatlnued comaleaa <ondl
USGUSED IN SKIRTS.
Busy Footpad Terrorizes Whit*
Plains by Many Daring
Street Hold-Ups.
ESCAPES BY FINE RUNNINC
Reaped Harvest in Christmai
Crowds, Knocking* Down Vic
tims and Completely Baf
fling Efforts of Poliee.
A hlghwayman who haa been man
querading ln woman's attire and rob
blng women of Whlte Plains almos
met his Waterloo on Wadnaoday nigh
when he atta. ke.l Miss Llllian O'Toole
Klld Wtaa barlly beaten before h^ wa:
a,ble to make his eseape. l-'ur severa
days before Christmaa many Whlti
Plains women had been held up an<
robhfld bj a footpad. who alwavs man
flfljfld to get away when the poliee go
on his trall bflcflUflfl he was fl sj.rititer
He dfleldad to change his maka*-ap am
dressed as a woman.
.Miss O'Toole was walklnjr aloii:
BrottdWfl v. near Hamilton avemi<\\Yhlt<
Plains, nbont 8 o'elock on r-hrlstmat
nlpht when she felt a tug at her hand
bag. She was ln a dark and Ioneaonu
BOCtlon, but she did not lose her nerve
neiiher did ahe scream. matfd shi
held tlghtly to her bag and fa-ed flhOU
to see who had tried to rob her. Sh<
\? as atirprlsed to see a ".'mnrin, but b?
the sizei of lha hand whli h ckispet
hers and an oath that esraped from tln
llps, Miss O'Toole is certaln that thi
footpad was a man ln female ,-iipirtilse
Not a word waa epoken when tbl
footpad seized hold of the handhag an.:
by a desperate effort tore lt from th*
gra.-p of the Bfltonlflhfld voun** woman
Misa O'Toole, however, had sotn*.
.- --. hav.iih played In aakethall
gai a*fl flnd tennla, and ahe Itni ledlati Ij
mada a leap ;< r.-1 landed on the back ol
the thlef. Then followad a di
taaali during whlcb tho thlef mad.- au
effort tO |fll flWfly. Round snd roun'l
thfl couple atruggled but not a a ord
waa Bflkt Then finally Mlaa OTool*
landed on her aaaallant nnd he let po ol
hei purae and daabed down Broadwa]
M M .. |',,, . <?> did nol glv- Chflflfl, a.?
?.?ed, but as
aoon as ahe raached her home ahe tolfl*
? i to the white pialna polli b and
L-.r | tht i.'..nn. Bha dflfli rlhfld th*
**famflle footpfld" a being About Bn
feet tall. thlch flflt, and Bflld "h<
rt ralncoflt buttimed close under thi
ind a s-.ft slo-j.-h hat. When thfl
.ivwonian ran. "she pulled up ber
o the knee and ran like a
<|.-er "
This Sam rtptton of n iprlnteT anawflri
to the htghara^rnifln who robbed three
a oriien previous to rhristmns. and whe
?lwnyfl managed to get awav beeause
he proved te hf- ? l***t ranner aii of
Hma of the footpfld had beflfl tn
the w hlte Plfllna Pofltoffl***, whera thev
-.,) or .-ent tuonev -.rders and
. ... diflpiayfld a roll of Mllfl BrbUfl ln
th.- otlbe.
i . ia Cummtnga wna bed np at
rner of Wadilngton an-i Chatter
. line. an-i whi fi the thlef tried te
aeiae ber purse she fought him off with
;. hatpln, hut Bnally he knocked her
down "ith bla fl?'. Theli he tetied her
handbflf ?nd atartfld off to run. Maaj
Cummtnga, who ln cjuita a rniin-r, g.\ ?
bul the man, she says, ran like
p profeaatonfll ?nd es--aped. ifer bfl|
contalnad a gold 9l*fltch and ("'hristma*
fflft*
.rn Bunday nlght laal Mm *?:. n
Smith was held np nnd robbed ln Itock*
lodga ?*/enue, whlle Mrs. J. P. M;.
hom " Of Bflflf View avenue. was Al*
H vtctltn Of ?',M robber. Tbe Whlt.
pialna poUca hnara mada every effort t
rapture the hltrhwayman. but so ffll
, . -. htvra hoon baffle.1 beeause of thi
. nt dlagulaea he fla>umea Thi
I t 'hat he is now m_aqU4?radlni
around ln female flttlre is caoalng tl ?
offi inlfl ta plaea fl-trn detecfj-reu on hh
trall. Women ln the kin'somo BOCtloni
0f the tOWn "re ? ?arrylna; revolvers lfl
their handbaga, and tho -female root
pad" mav meet Wlth a wartn r*flceptkMI
>ri the near future.
IRISH REBL HASTENS DEATH
Exrrtion at Christmas and Birthday
Party Fatal to Brooklyn Woman.
After ioncmn aa Irlah real, Mrs Anna
Caaey, fetty-nin? yeaT_a oM, of No, Ml
VaiiderMlt aTenne. Brooklyn, dled from
apoplexy yeatatday rnoi_a_g Bha had
Utendlnfl * christmas party and
birthday party eemMaad at No. s?o At
tvonoa After the danre she Mt
down and waa nnahla to answer when
noken lo Dr. Mylard. of Waehtngtoci
?,,.?.?, W?M cailed ln snd advlsed that an
ombulanee be aumneaafl
While the eiirseon was eominf- from IM
Bwedlah Hospital. Kather CtoMg, ot St JO*
, ,,), s noman .'athollc fhunh. waa call*d
and admmlstered the -fll rites of tha
Church Tha woman dlod soon after tflfl
arrlval of the atnhwtfliwfl aur-jeon. The
funeral wtll be held Monday morning at
j,, jnaoph'B C*hurch._
THEATRE TREA.SURER FTNED
Man Accused by Little Giri Goes to
Tombs in Default of $500.
Loula Knpiski. treasurer of the rtrand
ODera Hnuse, was fli.ed 1500 yesterday by
ruatlcefl Steinert. r-almon and Mdnerney
gpocial Pesslons on charues prefern-d
anlnat him hy Horenco Perry. flfteen
raorfl ol-l. of No. :^<5 Clinton avenue. The
ajroofl Tbe fflrl aald that on November
7\ when BBM went to the theatre to buy
Beatfl KapWrJ lurad her to the gallery by
thr prataoee that he wanted lfl ehow her
thr. locatlon of the aeats. He did not l.-t
Bar go, flha *??M- 1'n,n *?? 8Cr?am'*(* tor
^KapiaU'a la**Ner asked that hia rlleiit
i? nuoled untll the money could be
ralsed Juatlce Htein-rt refuaed. aaylna
he \sas sorrv that in the opinlon of the
, ourt no i-rlson aentence uould be lm
i?.??fl H<- i-ommltted Kaplskl to tho
Tomba until the |6u0 was rollected.
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CHRISTMA9 TOY KILLS OIRL.
ihlcago. Deft 26?A toy e'ectrlo apark
n uaed at a home rhristmae celebration.
. . aod thfl dflBtth to-day of Mlas Tliereaa
Burrian. whoan riothlna was aflt aftra,
Ibi alater alao was aeverely burned, but
,- :ll recu\cr.
Announcement
On February 1 st a REORGANIZATION
of this company will be effected.
Prior to that date reductions from
10% to 20%
are offered on the entire stock of Old Eng?
lish Silver, Diamonds, Pearls, Silver
ware, Watches, Clocks & Fancy Goods
HOWARD & CO.
Washington NEW YORK Newport
5th Ave, and 50th St.
The opening of our New Store at Washington wili be
followed shortly by another. Particulars later.
1 SkWWctrnQU
Office Ecruipment
Do you know that on
our sales floors and in
our warerooms are dasks, chairs,
tables, and filing devkaa literally by
the thouaande excelllng ln variety of
design and offered at pricea that appealf
That supplementlng these are the odd
pieces for apecinc purpoeee, whlch you
have long desired but never found ?
Cett ne mert than th* crdinary hind
Naw York Store at 380 Broadway
Old Furniture Taken in Exchange
DesKs. Chairs. Tables and Filing Cabinets in Wood and Steel
_leandltoubleWyBoy
BY USING THE ROAD ON WHICH YOUR WATCH IS
YOUR TIME TABLE, AND FAST TRAINS RUN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
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XUZADSB WABBBOOMS,
17 Baat 14th St.
An exceptional opportunity is offered to all
fotending purchasers of a Piano or Player Piano dur?
ing this month at the above Warerooms.
A very Special assortment of the most artistic
productions in fancy woods, in antique and modern
designs is on display.
An Exhihition of Rarify
"The Purchase of a Krakauer is an investment
of a lifetime."
Prices are not high. Terms at your convenience.
Of other well known old and reliable makes we
have Twenty-four New Pianos and Player Pianos to
offer. ranging in price from $190.00. All fully Guar?
anteed. Terms very moderate.
Call at our spacious Warerooms and inspect this
beautiful assortment of instruments. Every courtesy
will be extended you, although you make no purchase.
Krakauer bros.
PIANO MAKEFS
ESTABLISHFV l8o>
OPEN EVEN1NGS
Main Warerooms: 17 East 14th St
(Bet B'way ft Fifth Ave.) '
BRONX: Cypre-i Ave. A 136th St BROOKLYN: 350 Livingiton S
RECORD IN DIVORCE SUIT
No Long Delay in Wife's Action
Against Torrey, the Artist.
Th? lawa delays dld not flgure much tn
UM divorce suit of Mra. Almlrlta Howea
Tettey agalnat her husband. George Bur
roughs Torrsy. the artlst. In fact. tha
BUtt, whl'h was heard before a referee,
took less time from the servlng of the
papers on the defendant to the flilng of
tlie report of the referee than any of Ita
kind dleposed of ln many monthe. The
report, now ln tha handa of Juatlce
Glegerlch. la favorable to the prayer of
the wlfe, and awalta the courts con
nrmatlon before the decree can ba
grantsd.
The summons and oomplalnt waa served
on Torrsy on December H *?t the Hotel
Vanderbilt, whera he ll llvlng. Maurice
Delohes waa appolnted referee next day.
On December 19 Delchea heard the testi?
mony of three wltneases called to sub
?tanttat* the allegatlons of Mrs. Ton-ey
aOuui thv mlsconduct of ber buibaad.
i The report recommrndlt.g h decree foi
the wlfe was fll*-d tho followlns; ?m
Mrs. Torrey dld not name Um W-WpWrt*
ent.
Torrev has been an exhlbitor in tho
Paris salon for several years-. !!?> i M
won much praise for hls work In Um
palntlng of portraits of disting'iit>h> d m i
In this country and Europe. II. bai
palnted President Taft. The.xlorr P.o..?. -
velt. the late Paul Morton, Prince Henry
of PrusMa and the Klng of Qneot, wl. ?
decorated Torrey with th^ Gr'.-ian OkI'T
of the Saviour.
SALOON MAN FATALLY SHOT
Bridgeport Prizetighter Pulls Gu/i
During Fight.
Brldgeport. Conn., Dec 2*.?During a
flght In hls saloon to-nlght John F. Sulll
van wis shot by William Rruno. a ]>n*e.
flghter of local reputation Sulltvan I- a
a hospital with a bulkt in his stomach,
with no hope of recoverv.
The pollre are looklnic for Brur.o, who
dlsayp.ared after th. eliootii-f.