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$500,01 HEIRESS FOR
MONI? Il SEHT BRIDE
Miss Edgar Introduces Franklin
0. Bigelow. Said To Be N. Y.
Banker, as Husband.
WEDDING DATE A MYSTERY
Marriage Announced as Couple
Depart for Honeymoon in
South After Auto Ride
from Yonkers.
Miss Aisr.cs I'. F.dgar, whn by the Will
Of her father. William IM! Edgar, i ?
? ?'.?->i rnon than S?/??).???"?. ..iino'iii."?"I last
?ve-alng at bar home. No. Mt lia??.' o ne
aveaiM, Toakara, thai the aad boott Mrs
i i akltn O B galon tot "aboul ;i month."
Ml.?-'. BIgelOW is :i!l BgpOTfl BO -?wom.in
*wi i a veil known amataur golf player,
.incl last sunimei ajbd want Up with i?
coupla of aviators at Mine?la, Long laf*
and. as a pass-mnei. Il?-r father was a
member of the gran of Acker, aaedgar ft
Co., the paro-ttoctMaore ..f the turn of
A<*ker. Mein.l & Condit. l'lanklin ?V
Jtiseiow is ?..id to !?? a baakei la thle
city.
The couple left Tonkora '.asi *?\ ?-niii?^ i:i
an automohlle for this city, whara thny
took a trata fat the Booth, Th-n they
will make a tout of Europe.
The marriaE'? became known In an ote
way. Mln'* Kdgar telephoned i.i one af
the Yonkers pap?is yesterday. .?-k,:.?;
that a raporter he Bant to tiie I
There Miss Bdgrar s.???1 ehe wanted B pot'
sonal put in the paper, to read:
?-.Mr. an.i Mr* Tn aklln O i' galow will
? leave to-night on a trip I >i th? South."
?Who l*- Mm H'pe'o-v" asked the rg
po'ter.
"That'? me," .?aid ti.e s'i.??<?..i Ulaa
Erf par. with a Mash.
??he ad?i?d that the* ??ad boto raarrk i
j about a month, bttl would not tell the
j name of the person who ma.ri*-d them oi
; wlier** the wadding look pla' ?-. N" ?
j would her husband, who we a with Ii-:
F during the interview.
it was about fix reara .ir., tlu?t h-.
faiher died, and since then she has llred
alone In the homestead with lui sel
'She spent most of her urn**. hoWC*??jjr, In
? .\;.','ihattan and in tra*eel. About n nion-ii
'ago she returned from -i trip, ind it waa
Lumov-d that she had heen marrled thon
hut she tentad this at the time
The grMe is about fort) ?? ii*a ? ?. and
Mr Blgelo** looked ? oui flv? ? eai -
> << ingar.
?
GIRL ATTACKS TEACHER
Cuts Head Open with Eraser
When He Twists Her Arm.
: ??? sgck, N ?! Jan U.- Stanley B
?' pi aclpal of Public School t. in
? ;>'.l Park, is iiursivc a two-inch
on his forehead, Inflicted by Ethel
UaMnant, a thlrteen-jr?**ar-old pupil. The
gtrl naid t'??? principal twisted hei Wrist
> ? rled ant frotn pain and thai In
m ?h* threw a blackboard eraser
al him.
Mi Covert sdmltted to-ia?. ii? had
te lated the gli sin si I it ?aid she "**as
ptrated him. Th*? Gallinant girl said:
-? v ? al of the tlrli wtr* giggling, and
teacbei demanded th..t i go ta hiu
... and h?- took rne l.v the
ne. '.,. ar:! follow*ad by wincing my w> ?i
?fl ft I hit hla with the eraser I ?aid ?
g?oJng home, bul Mr. C*****ei*t refused
to al aw me to depart."
I perintendenl ,lan;?s Bratt, of Hack*
laack, c waiting to sec* ?k? a?-tlon the
MdgsAald Park Hoam of Edut-atloa will
?nke before h? prO**aS)dB. A ?per ?a! BBOOt?
ins will no doabt he called Thasnaa Me*
??. - says bis tw?'Ive-\?'ar-o.l son Rob?
ert t**? rotaghly handled ten days ago
i.< Mi Corert
PENN. TO QUIT JERSEY CITY
Will Abandon Passenger Ter?
minal?Lehigh Valley Also.
The Public Dtlllttos Commission of New
.ier??-y ?vas infOrased y saluda? i>>
Tr-.on.as C. H.iieht. Aarrtstant ? orporatlon
''ounpei gf Jaraey ''uy. and State h?-u
iiior Wlliiam C. Oebbardl that it was th
Intention of the Pennsylvania. Railroad
lo ahandon it.? terminal stati in in Jersey
? "tt\. ko far a? passenger traffle waa con
*?#rn??d.
l'ne I.ehigh Valley Reilroail which ha*
a contract with the I'onnSyl.aaia to in./
ta tracks from l-Telinghilyaefl avenue, in
Newark, to the Jersey City (envina!, ha*
asked the commission for pei mission to
abandon the <ih? of th?? t;ack? and Dgfl th?
?ier??e** oni-a; f:o'.iroad tarmlnal in Com*
m ?mi paw. Instead of th?.- Msiiliailga Pia?-,'
lerminal at the Pennsylvania: alas Id
ahandon the Market ttraot statJoa Of Hi'
rennsvivania. In NeWaik. and to nao Its
own station. In Meeke; aWOU?
There w?s to have been a hearing e,n
ihl? appliciitioi,. nut i n Hi. n-iirest-nta
.lion of Halght ??nil Oeohardt lhat lite
plan was, to ?-rn tt ?-;? a'andon th?- J<-rs-?
i*ity termina! for pa?-.-,.m.?*! tiafte, r;ir
n.atter went ovet for two w?M *??
SPARKS ROUT POWDER CART
Fire from Aqueduct Shaft
Dynamo Starts Panic.
a iii namo used for sucklag '?ad air oui
of Matafl M of t ie aijuediict in roopt-i
Bguars i.eK?u 'o i>riia\e eery badlj yto
terday niorn;na ntid igai'ka ss>uttered Into
?t llevr.itninK. The ein?, et of tat of th"
DuPoat Powder Compaa***a red wagona
gad i'1?1* ha? ked ',.p t?> t Me- entra?o.' ?>t the
snaft, ami vas prociMdlng to unload NO
?* of d*e*ngmlfe when he saw the
Sggrks. M?' slainni'il shut the tailboard,
i'.!ii.??-i to hla sagt an-i roads ovotj sdfgrt
to get gway In a b irry, area though
?lyna -? lte was the load.
. . hii'i-i ?. ? eloa ' i ? am fa< a
',\?? bimdrod feet upward a .-..
: ? ? ?? - worktni in two tu?,
i.????aii t.. thlckoa tea n
? ? ? m. waat '.vionii, and
the no ,;n.?:?i i.??;aii le, paar ?tut 04 the
i aft. a iir.- alarm ? aa toi rt-a-t. In, iu1
.tea. the enadtres anirod aajKJ had he.-n
, m-,..i oa lha dynamo and n? wlroa.
h ha'l ?au^iit me. Tiui- waa BO
iga t'-at anioiinteei to anything and
non*- was . rt, h I th? *"? s as s had
a ?
K. C. BALL FILLS GARDEN.
Tt>' KalghtB of Cotambufl cltajit' bgll,
the proceeds of which an '.?' '
ihr Luil'ii - ? t-ii'i'ii'' oonntry
rtome, was held laal alght a! Ma
.?miare Oanlen, whleh trot crowded.
Vanong th<t*** who w*re Inore were
? ?ne? '?' Murphy, John I'uiroy Mitchell
Morga'i J. " '? ? ? ? ?' ?'" ?'? Dowllng, Dr.
\,ui. ,? h s. .lohn Murphy. Jam'.? A.
nahe' . t\ ; ;??. n ''. '*' ?In **',', 'olll> '?
(??-.au.
RESPITE IN POLITICS FOR
WILSON AT ROUND TABLE
President-Elect Even Forgets Bryan in Com?
pany of Joseph H. Choate and Others
at Club Dinner.
Cat iVF.RXt 'k \\ [LSI rX'aS SMILK IN- K> ID1 \'C1 ,
Th? I're.-aidtint-clcct --trolling up Fiitli avenue, accompanied bj a
S*. rot Service man, after nsiting the tailoi is making his
inauguration suit.
Pi ? .?laia-ll! -a-1. c\ \\ ;;??);; {(JOB PS 1 ! 181
In tii.- monthl) dinar r of the R
Tabla Club, a tnyatsi n ?.
i Risa hiRii up in the world ?? an and el
U s Tbs dial
? i ,, - informal al
Amon| Hi-- twei so " i rah*
i thin stub ars Jos? M . ? o .!? Dr. 8
Well Mitchell, I;>-":?,i ?- K .im,.i
N. Cadws adei Whi thr irai
OTSl t.:c ) ? ? i" Sid? ? ? ' ? Wll
son. Who ;.j .?l?<? ?? tu? '. ?i. .' ii.? till
thsrs was ?,???uti too foi I m Itai
thai f??r the Drat tlnii In-thi ift eai -
of :ts existen? e to-tla . ??? . first
11 tin the club bas t-'"i in the newspapers.
Nb one krioa? whi ontaiilzerl th? Round
i Tal?!?- < 'mi. hall a ' entu ? ?to I
! it? BMnciheTa In iiiai Ume ha\ sen m n
I famous in the h;s'.??:\ ?.? ttnerlca Iti
I rnambers ;<;<? ii"? conllntsd to Ses ?ort.
, *v Ulero are some ? l?o Uvs In Boston,
j Washington an.i Phllsdel**?hfR. The chara
j ?if th--*?- r.i'.nii.ly dinner?, a? ? iplatfnsd bj
I tbs Prssid? ni-< ..>.!. Is the Itiformallty.
ThS ? Ii?. lias n?. <?" . ..i.'l 'In i ??
? to?.HitiiaMet .a tii. monthly iMnnera and, I
Il . Ml -
. N - ? ? aashrjM d,
? ?n.. :, and ; i ' the ? Inasi lu ores ? ?
m? rol ' .i napkins and - *
v. itii m,, ? - it I.- irwli aobjei t
whl : -, ? to Int? I ? ? Tu?- din*
m ? did . o? i mtl 0 a l '?<n?\ and
It was < lose t?. midi Ighl ? hen .1 ei a
Th? Pri ? ? ? did ? ?' Iks it.??
publlahe? il .? esi da nortrlng on
in? i??.-. i ? ? \v. i Bryan
.?? ??? ' i ) ..| St ... . ,i v. h!!.- ! .
ti .t- ?! ? insertion that I Col
n.,'is. c?an l? ?I no m? ir? om hlia i i
the x?-'?i Bak n h. did ik?l - ? that Mi
|-.- n ws t going to lie ti.. ..'.'.
? ? ? ..f In- ? .:
Qovsrn?i Wilson ?rent lo Philadelphia
) ? ?tei da.? nil . foi .m?>t,i>- r two bou -'
?. sslon v ?'n .? dr tist ? !? Ir fl Ihr Qua u
i 'ti. al '.' .t- i i| ?" San ? .? '.
al ! .. . :. !. .(tel .. vi-ai! '.? In? lallSH
r?.i h UrtUna ol the rocs ? uai ti? s
.u tii? Ititauguration, '??? Jtalkad u,,
ihm, .??.??luif s'a :??? .i tlu Mstropolltaa
Mus? m >>f Art. when hi mads a -n*-'1
vi?ll !(? Wfil ? ? ? . ? 11 t?. ?T,-."? tmi .'.'in
* i > ? :- moi nrng.
PIER CONFERENCE IS OFI
House Committee Declines In
vitation to Come to New York,
I Prom Tiia- tribu? i Bui
u'ashJngtoB. Jan IL Tli<- m?*mb?r? o
th?- House Committee ?>n Interstate an
Foralga ?"'onini.-n-?- (?.-????y ?le tldsd DOl !'
I aecepl Ihs lavHation <-i th?- Nsa ?orl
! Board of Trade ami tin ???.*?;>ritst.ip In
tereets i?. mak?- s visu tu New Vori n
i
; ?.-or?n*-!.!!..?? ?All?, Un pt <i|>.*sa 1 !.. '?Xta/lil
tas attrhtad lit,?-* In lbs Hudson Rlvei
i . lialiman r.?l*m*on bas corresponder
? with R A. ' .?miti.. ol m?- lin bol . '??n.
i misstpa, aad othera wh?. extended l?sl
taUons to the committee, bul It was it'
'n. mails d??-iii?-.i lo-nlght tha? th. ?-?.m
i mlttae v\?iii?<i reconsider Iti original |dai
and (l?-i!i?i?- Un- invltittion.
Ths ?rganas* ?.i th? proposed trip wan
' i?, hairs ??"?-n paid by the Board ..i Trs It
and the M?mnsiiii> compa??as, ami ?i i>
report?ad thai the committees member*
| dOUbted UM |?i..|.ii?-l> of lakin-, BUCb a
taunt, ??t the sans run. fee4ini thai the
?<??.iititiK.ni fund .i; the Houar should not
', b?- U?r?
The ieclinaUon o? th? .?mmm? .? ts
? vlsil ths iiarbui in-ai.? oui predictions that
I there WfHs.be no action In the num.id!at
! future on the Butasr or Qcrldfogle bHls tu
! ?-.xi?-nu tin ?i ??; bead ?in?"
-.
WALL ST. "BURIES" CLERK
Thought System" Couldn't
Fail, but He Owes $62.000.
By .'?......
1, . tford Conn., .Ian "i By fllii 1
pel It n la bank ?., ?? ? In th? L'nlted State?
. < "oui i hers thli aft.n Jules bteln, of
I New Canaan, who aaya hi la .-. poOi clerk
little ?xruntrj town, demonstrated thai
n.??re woukl?bc dwellers In the high Unan?
aa faH b) ? be wa 1 than et entu
? ally liat.1 in ih? glided places, and thai
leren the little baekwoodi tourna have iia-ir
.... i.-1 edition "?'?'. ng? 11
.!til?s ...ni? ? ?.- he owes ",: .'.*?'?->?;. all
..I which <l< bf was h s ii
! Wall 9trt > !? a* ' i. ' .1 - h ?a faih - 1
?.... 1.1, '.. in? InfalllbU "system." He
. thr ugh! he 1 ouldn't k*i . but ha d d Ha
i,,.-', ves h? has rr ? oua : da ol
lar? wosth of ai... k snd negotiable bo
The 1 BJtad Stat.will veidfj this]
when .hi!-*- - ? rt-ditors ni.i.- 11
I against him at a hearing which win tir
ill. .. , . V I. ...t,l j
PRINCETON PLANS ESCORT
One Thousand Students Will
Take Wilson to White House.
Oorernoi Wilson \ ?si.-i.l.i?. at-aepted tii?
offei eat the students .if Prlneoton Uni?
reratty la sat ail him (rota hi*. h?***ne la
i rlhceton t" the White House tot Ma
Inauguration a? Presldoni
l.uat a century ago Prl?cetaa ggrc Its
last PreMdent to th? nation .l?ni> I Mad
i.'. i. Th? . *-iit-n<?'? will be ? ?*-l?-!tr.,t. 0
m a ni'?|ii* programme to WhlCh Mr Wil?
son gave his consent w su-i'ia? 1 he
I'lln.-ton \i.iitlis \?-;ll .;iart, i tu., --i.al
tra?na "i thirteen ear?-' each, on Mavh 3
?ni.- .ai win be i"i th. I"rt??sident-elect,
his family and newspapetf m.-ii Tne Oov*
'?.in.: smileel When In- found th** unrulier
thirteen confronting him again for bs
i ? )?e \e-? it menns loch to Mm.
The at?ldente, more than a thodaaad of
the i will take Mr. Wilson to hn) hotel on
.?irritai at Washington and wBJ attend
tin-'-in'.*??! ot the Princeton MuniM Aa
s.i. -ration 6f Washington thai sVenlng.
The negl n...111111?; lh?> ?III .si?nrt Mr
Will h ii. lu? ii..t?'i t.. th*- White
House, l'h- stuil'-nis. tiu?*ih?i wilh the
i.v . cgvalr} troop ol N.-w Jg**fi**y. will
pr?M di Hi* Cii-i.k1.-i.?-. ... ?nage "lo the
Capitol. , '?
Afta the ? e**emopj at the C<apfiol lh<
Prlncetonlans will take tlieli Uhtto In the
Inaugural parade, h-s? behln*) th? mill*
tary ari?i si th? httsu* ?t the ciykr organ*
i tattona.
Phlladelplga. Jan A. I'i.-hI-h! ??l?t
Wilson does nui i- * I he ?a ? ;i--.l tit pick
Ins !. ?? I'ahlt.ft Wi ih> in? ii vjU have
heen -.i'i?ist.d to Idui h> potipwijl lead?
ers and friends of ra mildste* While
rldlOB to Philadelphia from Princeton !"
?a?* a ei-mist he ??*? ?t som. of the pub
llahed i*ep?wta which drew the inference
that becauae h.- Aas unaMe In his con*
reraatlon with the cwrrsopondenta last
night to recall offhaneUTwha bad L**eon
auggeated for th? BeOregaryahip of Sthte
|.???dis Mi. Bryan, ii?*? sele?t*tloai of the
X.-i.r..?-kan ivas irtdrltst? d
rit.?. Is absolutejajF no juatlflcatlon for
thai hiferetici..?land ??'' Wilson to
I could i"' ''.ill the names <?f
ni*-n who have >.*?-.: suggested foi in.ii
foliof othei llagn in* Baoreiaryshlp of
State." il pg/laiil an?! add.-d after x
? ? - - ?'. ? t . And I might I"'
making s.eii.e honiinatlona ol my own, for
i certainl* ?gin not ttt\ bound to ?ontin*
myself m*'r?*l<. to names that ti.iv- ?????!! I
suggested i" im
ROWDY GANGS LAID 10
Professor McMurry Insists That
Corporal Punishment Is Only
Cure for Defiant Child.
----- ?
PUPILS "DARED" TEACHERS ?
Education Investigator Reviews
Work in Reply to Criticism
from Board of Munici?
pal Research.
Profassm Prank If. McMurry, who hue
"?n Investigating Instrurstlon In tberity'sl
. lent enta ry Bcboola, in bis third i-eport I
last night declar? i thai a dlsoiderljr ? '.iii l j
should i? slVs corporal punishment, but
th? child should ri?-?-1 undergo s tm.ii.??! I
examination, should have a urlttiwi cod?
sent frasa bis guardi?n that Ihe punlah?|
ment should be conducted onlj In the
pretence at an adult, and thai an ... u
rate reeord be K? pi la all :> h ? ases.
Furthermore, tiia- Bureau ?if Municipal
Resesreti criticised the professor and
asked lust boar ami v hjr hs feels himself
i. a position to so severely attack the
present school cuniculums and syllabi
Profeeaor McMum defended himself in
s brief Btstsmenl and Quotation from his
Interim report.
Ths professor suggssta thai tht bylaw
of rli?> Board of Bducatioa express!)
bidding corporal p-ml?lim? nl be reedmled,
bellsTlng '?.at the state law touching aa?
t ind battery sub? lently coran i ?
of unwarranted soeoilly toward pupih i
i(.? tiiink?, also, that t? ?? number of
parental sebe?la for ths "mo I depraved"
children should bs Increaeed and tin In?
mates be under constant restraint and
t at ths numbet ???? <li~ it..', arj aehoola be |
Inoreaaed in wn?ch ?i??? Inmates I.n?
fined throughenl the daj Tin prof? ? ?
Insista thgl tht saorle of ommltment toi
i ?? ? aehoola should bs great!) simplified
.?...' thai ? irporal punlshmeni bs allow-ad
ir them
Self-Government Studied.
Tha tommflttes on school inqulfj haa
tiM.ia n m,#?i8i study ??i Belf?govsrnmenl
in several achottls, nu.! im-, bad repre-l
aentatlvea Inveatlgste ths George ?'? it
Bei iblle si Freeyillr S v m order t?.
ascertain arhethei or not r!,?* ordh u
mm? Tin*r.? not be controlled ander s
regime ?.f fraadom. Bad whetbei corporal i
? ui -in..? nl ? o ?.'?! tbereb) !>.? Infllct?*d ? i
,-. ? ..' the few \, ipils fot ??.??: un it,,- ?
fesa ?? M? M irrj rr 01 men la tl s apptira? i
itlon of tii?- rod. The - sttei ?srtll ..? leall !
with Iti th?? iir.al rapo
?'oatlnulng In hia defence of ..riioi.il
?iim.'nt frofessor McMur de lares
thai ?! ere Is ? i other : o lalon for um
and ii?-r!ant . Ildrsfi He sld 'bar chil?
?iKii froQju? itlj dan .1 tes? ' ?1
in 1 upon ibi m n? mid: ' Finally *h*
?? . blesoi is pui ... . clous
of th? pawerleaaneas af the t t?*acl ? ra b? - ?
?' ,- cott?roaot In lawless 'nat.it? In ths|
place 1 it la Intend(-?J t.. ?..,. :. ? am
to obaervi the righta <>f others, .ir,.l tiir??? |
'.i? esa i ?i it? carried into ?ft^r ltf?-. .
lewd dirs-ctty 10 the tearless ganga ?n.i !
rowd ?i. .. t so commoa to-day."
PrOfeaaor McMurry Baya tiiar moan <>f
ths ^.'io.is defects in tin? character of.
teaching .-.n.i of t(,?> eur Iculum In ale? |
mentar] schools a?? <iw 10 tii??? manaor
!n Which Mir abiiilic? Initiativ* an-! I
??"??? of 1. I pria laala a-?- lirr,lr??d ami |
rir? un-.*-' rlbed
Principal?' Duties Too Cler.csl.
ii? -laclaras thgt tl-.? titnt duly 0' a
principal 1? to bla teachsrs t.? help tii.-m
grow professloaally. ' ' Re thinks ths
worst '--.ii ?? thai the sniounl of tim*
spent b) ,? principal suii any one teeober
1- extremelj sasalL Tha teatlmtmy ..*
.m touchers "..?? thai the] reeeired Bt?
? ? ? ? ti..ii ?.t ii.-iti fr? m n.. n prim Ipal:
Supervision .?f Iratruction i>> principala
In small?-'' icbooli la largel] r-rowded oui
idmlntst 1 f. ti B dut ISS
i,:?.r?-?K..r McMurry, la defence ??r rii?
critaclansa bji th.-. Bestfd of Municipal u??
ses A), m which they sah bow murii time
li? opeat i?i lue Inva-Htlr-atlon*?. *|UO*?ed a
Paragraph ft?>m bla r?-p<>rt. which read*
Tarahre persons have aiiarni acUeely t"
the collection of data on which thl* por- j
lion of the ra-jiort i? based, elsltlng al !
?.?a-ai ai\t\ ??.ho?.'- in the boaaughs of
I Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn and
?^ti??rn>? Altogether t."t leas than three
hundred rotations were asen, in lbs ma?
il rltv r.f which th? ol.*-?-rvnr:on ?-..voted
all or irroat of tin? period In stUhUOO,
I many ti-M?*h?'ia ar.rt princrlpala ?IKM lean
! than ?n?? hundred in all. have bsep ? ?>n
Hll,ta-,1 at ItHagth .IM to 111?? .?i.Mlity of ? ?">
I instruction and the coaNtttwoa Aetoraaia?
: Inp ii
William Tl Maxwell, City Si?perin'?*n?l
ent. iasiied a statement In which hs a.?k?"l
1 'hat th? people susp'-nd iiidxtne'it \ip>.t:
the repon*' of both Profeaaor McMurrj
and rioftaaoi KMi..t Hia atax?cneat wa-?
ai Araagad 10 tti?* BetMNH ??r in? ?t* ?t~.
LAWYER WAITED TOO LONG
Time Outlaws Strongs Suit for
Funds Partner Got.
1 luMii?? Ford espreaaad rh?> Judlr iai opla*
j ion >..ar?r?la.\ t lia i rli?- l??iial pi <.frv?i,,n
I ii...I iiccum. r?*amnsorcJaliaad ?marhedty ??>. '
; 1 ?? ?i.lil in lli?- laal : ??vrnto??!! tOOn. TblB
i opinion waa OfOVOked In an a.tloij
j brought i.? Th?-?. n ?;. Btrstag afifwH tara
other ?aT\ya-r*, who foemeily were blal
, iiai tnera.
Sumir want??! an a. i>>mtin_- t>as.?-?l 1
upon a -.on.!iii?'Mion r?-.?.,?-.! by one of li'*? I
ipartnsfg in ronanrtlow witii th<- rale of a
; iii.-rf-antl'e lions?- JlfBtlcs Ford *-r-1.J that j
the uaiiHH',ti?>n ???? on?* ?pon which hon- i
??Ht tu?n niiRht w?l! ?tttot as to how the !
' ,-.iniiii,*?slor. should bs dlvKl.-d, If at all
?Ths partner charged mai bar* honest!.-1
[believed II iii*? own. the Justice ?ai(i The
transaction octfurred aome seveateen!
' y ?'a? m at--? ? ?
Justice l-'oiil a?!?l??.t --Tha- leggl pro
fsaslon haa lasc?me markedly commer? Iai
during this psTMd ar-..: mar..\ a fee or]
!eommlsstsa Mrnod by iaw\-?.iM which
would r? a !?? cisased an strips prof?
-ion.il would have fallan bato a dirTu-eru
I category ai lbs *|ms of the Iransactloo,
j Tii?- Juatka u?*??Hed n.at Btrargg failed!
[to BCWee any fraud? and that thfr.-for ?
J the BtatUtS of limitation* BSUS1 apply. II..1
IdlaaBBBBsd 11?*? aetabn Of rhe plaintiff and ?
?the r.ivini?r claim mads by Hi?- lefsssd? i
STEUBENS SONS TO DINE.
i Tha eighteenth annual dinner of tha]
j BUUbOO ?'outit'-' SoriPf will b?- h?-l.l u
ths \Sa!dorf tblS ??\?-ninc. Potontl Bepa? I
'tor Wl?iarn .1. Tully. thr praatdsilt. Will
: pertsMe. Pohos f^i*mmlssrirntri IVaalo,]
I C?9nunlaBloner Kdwarda, af the Street I
Lleanlng Department: Luther B LltUe,
Ipraaideat of ths "Anitn Corwer" Aa??o?!ii
tioii. j.;.Ik? Wi'liam K. Werner of th?
(own of Appeals, nn?l Alfred K Bmlth,
spaaki?i 01 rhr tsaeasbly, are ?-xptr-ied 10
BB?aaka
WAITERS' STRIKE ENDED
Official Announcement Made at
Union Headquarters.
It na.? ofhYially annot.nrerl yesterday
afternoon. after B nieetine* lasting several
hours, that the waiter?" strike- had been
declarad off. and that the men would re?
turn to th?ir hoti?!s if they should get
Unir jobs back.
There W?****a .several Btjadred very dis?
gruntled indrriduala at the meatlag in
th?' haadQUartora of the union. No. 72
West Mtb street, an'l wh-n they pourcl
int?? th?; .?-ireet after the nie.tlni, was ov.-r
th. re W*t* hot ibtiuneiations ??n all "?Ides.
Several who had t.ik* n part ?1?;<lai?*
they hail not only lost the time that taTaty
had been out on strike, but had also lost
their jobs, probably.
Miss Klizal.i th Hurley Flynn. who ha'l
calbd tin- strike, arlniitted that consble: -
able {,'ieiund had been lost in tii?* tiiov
ment S|).- ggg tried that they would ?on
tlnu.? to otKnnize, however, but it was
predi, I.-el that lh>r.* probably would OOVtt
i. antrthttr wait******* .-trik.- la Stew fork.
Itttdolpb Chalatore and Silvio tinaii'i.o.
striking waiters, were seal to the work*
hoi?, for siv months in Si.? ? i 11 Bt-sstons '
yesterday for assault, ti,. ? mar* *<
cused by waiters who bgd reniglh<td a'
work "?' hitting them with duba iurlag
a fight in Bast Nth street on January If.
? ? ?*'
ASTOR CROSS FOR TRINITYJ
Mrs. M. Orme Wilson's Memo- i
rial to Cost $40,000.
A rial If?- rro-s between tl.iit? and thil
tv five fe?t high, oiriain. nt.-d with alle
gorical carvings Bad surmounted by a
:i,: u. "f Christ, a ty soon mak?' is ap
pearaac? la Trtnlt] churchyard, between
the I'liiiee propti and Pine Btraat, got
far from the n?w Morgan nix chapel it
"ill be the sift of Mrs Mai shall Ol*BM
Wilson, sister of th'- lata '""Inn*! .lohn
l.ieob Astor. In tttOTOOrs of tl.elr mother,
.Mr- William A? tor. w'.:o was a MfglOBf
pai shone :? of Trinity.
Tiietinas N'isi,. Trinity's an-hit'-M. 1?
now at >?.ork on the deotgU f?u the me-nio
rlal, to ?ost batween MMM and WtMo. I
in its form 11 will reaembM the Htaetuary ?
..r road crosses common In many patts
?>r Knropt. The tnamorlal will be the lat-j
"st of the many Astor ?rifts |0 the famous i
church, among which an the magnlflcenl
reredoa of Ca?m atone, the gift of Mr? .
Wilson's grandfather. John .la. ol? Astor.
and Ott bit? bronz" dOOfl prOBOatad by i
Waldorf Astor, Mi.?-, gator, In whoseI
memory the ?ross all] stand, <iie?J on Oc?
ie.i ? r M ' ? ?
TO KEEP TAB ON PRISONERS
Six Finger Print Experts to
Check Up Police Court Records.
Th.' Board "f Cltj Magiatrataa bed Ita
monthh meeting al Ko. IM Mullmrry
street yeaterda; afternoon and appointed
m\ Bnger prinl experta and s pbotogra*
phe r. ea? b at 11 MB s year, to lake charge
of tin? linger pr-'it bureau In tba etty*a
police courte. The appointments tak*- f
f. .t to-day, and the aurt bureaus n?n I
le. opened as soon as tha ngcaaaary ap*
i sratus ? an '? ?? .n-tall.-d.
Two weeks ago Alfred Hart was ap?
pointed chief e ?.pert of the f.n;,-"r print
bureau of the taagdMratoa* courte, at -i
saiai> ..r t! MO a year, and be win hareI
'l.a'K'' from the ofTl??? of I "liief Maujla* I
trat.? M.'A.l- I
i'.?' mean? of tbeae bureaus It hi hoped
thai it ??:i be ..i*,?- to keep track of pris?
oners with te. ords and that by the Ban
m. ans flrst olTend?*Ta w M he1 a their stat? -
. ? rertfl d The meg app?slnt?T)d a ?
l?awrenee Kantwell, lohn .1 Marquett
Waltei v. Tul 1 nah, Arthur Vf. Andera >? '
I-OU ?s fJOUfl - 'e* ?:,,.? Md, :1 Maf?J
prim 'xp.rts. an?! Fifed rtllmaa, generalI
bur? au photogi sphar.
ELLIOTT JURY DISAGREES
Head of Union Bank Subsidiary:
Was on Trial for Perjury.
The lui :?? in the cas? of ( Mb? rl Blttott.
who baa http on trial In Brooklyn,
charged with perjury, fglled to agree and,
?vas dlsmlaWstd laal night bj Justice 1 rane,
In the Bupreme Court. BDlott was preei*
den! ..'tb. 1 ? si a Lee Company, s rob* ]
stdtary eoncern of the Union Bank.
Th?- Jury. Bftei ?iv hours' .|.-;th, r atloO,
asked th? lustl s if presumptive' evidence]
. r.uld be consld? TOd .Tu-tl'e '"lane ,i?l- i
vised tiiai h could, and the Jury retired,
but earn?' out again In B bglf hour, re
pertJni a Lr-opatega d|a*aa***0Bmanl ki
liott's ?MM bail was contJnued
APPRAISERJENTERS DENIAL
But Admits He Asked Shippers '
to Use Baltimore & Ohio.
Tl.ad'l? us S. H arretts a nieniher of the
Hoard ol' I'tuttd States ??eneral Ap
ptals.-rs. entered a Reneral denial vester
agy to tha charg?e of mglfegsgnra in of
liee preferir.! ai!alnst him before a spe
e uii commission appointed by pn-sident
Taft He appeared bef?te the ?onimts
ston. at ib '.?..'s ttompoOOi of W. T Peni
son, Collector Uoeb and Pelli Prankfur*
te-r. tee defead blmeelf agalnal lbs aeaa*
satlona thai he sought to loflaenee tha
Haltlmo'. ?- Ohio Hailu.ail. and that he,
hat* been tnclined ;?> favor importers tor
ivlimu In? son u.is attorney.
A lettei was read to the ? o:?iniission.
tMitteti bv Shairetts to Jam*??' II Mutier, i
lyiteii stiies Appraiser at i.aitimo'-e.
asking Butler to raojnBal the f**-reign
fr-tdgbt agent of lbs Itoltlmors A Ohio
"to procure an order to have th?? train |
stopped whir. flagged." in tins latter
Bharretta said that largelj througb hla
Influence certain shippers had sent their '
merehaadtoe oror the Baltimore ?*?? ??hie?.
a: ?I that'he was foiiv;n..(l that he MUM
again Induce the Arms t<? return to Baiti
tnore.
Tii?' Witness admitted thnt for th-' sake
of Baltimore, Of whieh he was a native,
h?- bad asked shippers to sand theli Bter-I
cbapdtse i" thai eitv serrerai ysars ago.I
Lui denied that h?- bad made any SUCh i
i..|.i.?n in lip? cage He d?se*ai*ed fur?
ther that t.. id.- kn?**?ledge be hail aerar
rendered a dedston In a r*as? m which b'al
s.ii waa Intereeted
BROKER AWAITS SENTENCE
Richard Fredericks Admits Guilt in
$1,000.000 Stamp Theft.
file hard Kiedeii? ks. OOS of flu- two men
aireste'rl in this eJty -lanuary BJ whea
postoffbe uistieit.il ?? 1..?;.m to ?ather in
members of the .?ani* said to bars stolen
ami sohl more than $!'??',(??' wertb of
stamps, pi?-.,.led guilty t.? 1.Irlng stolro
ni,ods before Judge ??'Suiii.au in Qeneral \
Sr Mgona ? sstardaj.
lie ?ras rsmsndsd without ?iat*> for sen-|
teni??? that he might bg examined by *,?, ||?. .
iam Dean Knibree, the? Assistant Dlatrlct
Attorney in ehaitte of the loral iiruseru
llon. As > et Krederiek? has told notning
f value.
EUGENE DELANO, il,
ENDS UFE IN WINNIPEG
_
?Son of New York Banker Cuts
His Throat with a Razor
in Hotel.
I NO KNOWN MOTIVE FOR ACT
Suicide Was a Yale Graduate
?Left Here on Saturday
for His Farm in
Canada.
vritanlpaaT, Man. -la-i o.i ?Twaaty?faav
! h? ur.? after he bad cul lu? tiaras?! Urtta B
razor the body of K ?tej??- Pri?t??,
' m-mber of a protnlRStlt (few fork family,
was found tats i??t night lying, un
: Clothsd, on t is floor of hia bedroom In
?he Royal Atosandrs iiot?.| He ir-n this
note.? addrssssd to Bugen" PbJbrb. Kew
York:
"Dear fathe.. ?ai?ter*i and '..rother: F*or
Cive me. I-'1"<JKNF.."
The body araa ?nken in rhaifa by r>r
Jones. I'nlterl gtaAej Consul, with the '-on
aent of the Coroner, who conoidsred an
InSJttaat not nea-ess;. n .
N'o raaaaSI is known here for the aul- ,
i'l". P?lano arrived at the hotel on
Wednesday an?! did not leave his room
after enrering.
?ugOfM DrtMflio, Jr , araa the ??>n of BU?
gen,. Delano. ..* the hanking firm of
Brawn Brothera, of So. 91 Wa.ii street.
Hs was tWOSlty?flrs years old, and a grad- !
uata of Vale, as Aoeeisdliig t?> a atada* j
m?rat Issued a? tha atoms of the Delaa si
last ntrrht. a me*?age vas te.-eivn.l from I
theAmsrtcaa conatsl Oer?eral at Winnipeg
telling Of the BUddSn desdh It Is stated
thai Mr. DelatM left Sow York on fia fur- I
day lagt to return to h(.? fnrrn at Saa
katehewan, Canada. Woe some month:?.
It was said, lie had bee* subject to r?eri
Odfl of despond? n- y, MUOed by ti! h'?aith,
and it is behsred that hi? death or-r-urred
during ope of these nrt.-ks. The Mate
mer.t atlded that hg brad been engaged
tn farmim?- in Tts.lale. S.i?k..t.'!i?,*ian for
two years
The jrouag man was unmarried, and
when In this eJty lived with his father.
who Is ?' widower, at bla WaaUngfon
s.juar" home. The Imme is alao occupied
by ? mauled slater, Mrs. ?'liarles w. He?
Kelrey, and a brother, lloregu. aijaother
marrie.l sister is tha Wife of Dr Augustus
it. *iVadsworth, of No. ill West :5th
street.
Memheig of th? family refused to be
?ei>n yesterday. While ?he atatement as d
?he young man's death occurred during
a fit of despondency luonght OU by 111
health, it was admittol by or.?- cf the
iiouseiioid thai he bad hsen in go?id
health, and at ti"-" time of bla departure
from this dty 'ms h??s!tii.? apr^awran-ce
had heen the subject of comment There
was no mo tire, bo far a? can be learned
from persons acQuainted with him, which
might lia' a prompted bin to take his
life.
Bugana Delano, bead of the family, la
prominent In th? financial affairs of ths i
i-lty, and at ot.?' time was a dir?-, to.- of the I
.\>?a York Life inauranco Company Tie j
family also has rr^ny Interceta '.n ?'an-i
Bda Th.- hea<l of the family is trust?
of the I'.renfrtii Mission, establish**?*] to aid
tlio Labrada* and Newfoundland P?!u-r-j
ni?n. and at one TiMie hs v..?*- also con
nected with the United Ratluraya, Hie rail? j
way tractloa rjotnpany oi fit Loula
Tha Delano family have had n summer
homo o.i the brow of the Orange Moun?
tains for vents, and are well known in
Bt) . ii'.ies of ths Oranges
I By telegrapb tn it-? THTaum |
Sew Har?n, .lan. .".i - Bugene Delano.
jr., ?ras *rradisat?sd fram Tale in IMS.
and during hie > ollegs ?pures h a .-.? th ith -
w?>te mainly ?-cholasti.-. Ms wrsi a mem- i
ber of the phi Beta Kar-pa and attained i I
pMloaOphiCal stand for the wotk of the
four yean H? waa a Baeuber <>f thai
junior fraternity of r?t rosiion an?i con-1
tributad to - Tii? Yale Courant."
RED-MAN
PCNWOOD
NOTE LOCK AMD CUT TO?
PERFECT FIT
2 i OR 25
READY FEB. 1ST
EARL & WILSON, MAKERS
AMUSEMENTS._?
METROPOLITANSSa
lassai Mat. at I Butlern.,. Parrar, Ferais;
Martin, scottl, Beds ?'ond Toacaslnl,
i-niuiii ut *? .7V. ??. Jt)- faUBasaassarar,
DasUsn, Mstseosuer, Bpsrkes: Join. W'.-r,,
(jrlawold, Murphy, Hin?h*w. CSBd. He-!/.
Min. K?f. (?neert (Bale Is ?I ?">'?. -Jol i He?
Cormaek, *!>?: Irish tesos; Homer, siiink?"?,
Hlnshsw. Entire Orch ?'oral. BteraeL
Next Mon., at n?(?io.ond*. Dsstiua Ho- j
ti.- i ; ''an:.??.. Aia?to. ?efurola Cond. T'olatco.
Tubs, i..i. si s riilia-( hlraso ,.:?.. Co.
? I iinUr ?;?t.ltl. Hlr.lt; l>nlmo.-i?. I>ufr?ni??'. I
Hill.? r.lei.u. ?J.-n'l HUB. I>'.r. ?'ar.ipanlni.
Wed. Ri S:IS- li?iiine <niio?e. Portar, AI? j
arsis, Msutxaura: tfscsss, *-'? actU Bagu?
rola Dldm CsndtKtor, Toscanlnl.
Thur?. tn 1 ..<>. IValkiirre. Oadakl, SToaaatsd I
Itstsensoor; Bsrrtsn, OrlswoM. Cone. Herr?.
riiur?. ;i'. I Tolas of llotTinanu. Hesassl,
I-'.,! . I'll' ? "?? Ma.-t-z. .?ill.-. Rtttaier, D!?lur,
K.is-j. Bsgurols. Conductor, roia-co.
I'rl. at I Manon. PSnrsr, ?,'ar.iao. O i 11 >. I
Rothler, Bsgurols, Rstss. ?ond Tomaninl.
Sat. Mat. it 14.-. Ir.?t?n und laolde. ?Jstf
?ki. Homer, Urlua rSabnt), Hra'in (dsaaM),
Atiia?.., Hlr.ihavT. Msrpby, ?'..nil To?, anlnl.
Sal. a! B:tS (Pop. I't??-?-?. Baiheme. A1U...
\lt.-n; Martin, s.ottl. Kolhler. Cond, Stnranl
HKOIIKIYN ACADEMY <>K MIMIC.
lue?. Brrg., Feb. I. et 7 ?:;?? Mel?ter?lnf;?>r.
rjadakl, Mattfeld: Jors. Bssrs . .i.-i-ut ?. it- tn?..
Uorlta. Wltherapoon, Hlnshsw, Cond, Uer?z.
HAHPMAN PTAXO I'BED.
MADISON *??. GARDE.t COXCKRT II \I I..
Mo i. A Tuea . Feb. ': i I. "TIIK DRRAMRR.**
|n Aid of ?' I W. Art stuilenr?' ? "lui. A ?;r.??
iM rch. Hospital Fand Prices .".???-*?;. Mall
Orders. Misa M. v Holt roan 107 K s?5
r?RN'EOtr l.WM M, --?.Hi Mrert. ;th Ase.!
T? lea <1hII- . inel. Bun St:"Ml P.M. X- S?Su P.M
PAN\M\ t ANAI? BU.KW WAR
f ,i; IN KINEMACOLOR
GiPnF?J ' healre, '.'7th sr , Mudlann Ave CCB *1
annutn pommencinq mond?t ????'?*
KELLERD-OEDIPUS
Winter overt**, prices fa?-.
ly el;imor to be litanl.
?Ml sorts of in?, ic ?ats
? widf variety of patterna -gj
M/t \s.
C'u.'its tliat were cxccllt*?!
values at much higher nriccs.
$15, $20 and $?3 now.
i Other savings worth irhilt
.Men's suits, boys' suits,
boys1 overcoat?.
Rooebi Peet Compaxt,
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St
AMUSEMENTS.
Sf.Xi -lOKK'S I.KAPIN?. T.I*-\TRM.
FMPIRF n-?..y * ?"
tr-irint. Mdt, T? ,,., ,v ... ,, ? (?
??", OKIPPIVO PL\>
?Arn Kcnmr
Mr
KMeaaaet-her'a Fareeu? in rimni??*?."
LYCEUM ;
THE SPY
I
Ci h mu.i;? *"?***?, u|
HERRY Doro
The New Secretary
GARRICK ' "' " Bw"' ' -? '*?
THE CONSPIRACY
CRITERION''
ROBERT HILLIAR9
HUDSON
"A SMASHING HIT" i ?,
The Poor Little Rich Gill
.11 I liO 11 IBB >*? .?'??111
MILESTONES
H AnKldtniN h ? i
?5 HAWTREY
??I UK Ol II I IKM
BIJOU I. w '-,.: .
'V RAINE Y'S AFRICAN HUNT
NEW AMSTERDAM
) y. .. ''?" tMR'r-TIF HacD0N?\LI
?Tv. W THE S[?Kl\(? \UID
MAniOMMV. ??RAT** NOW -I I I . v.?.
OH? OHt DELPHINE
LIBERTY ,r v : ,
.-U'l'KOM Ills?. '?ioiIi I'KltFORMtMl
'.
n*?ttl
K
kNH Kl Him? Kl it. Breada i? a - **
i: -???".'.! ?
Mavea ?.. at Mea to x->? - ?
Th? l a.i traed in Maalrel < moot
OH! OH! DELPHINE
NEXT MON. at 8 SHARP? SEATS NOW
JULIA SANDERSON
? The Sunshine Cirl
n?t rii ? \\*> i moi. v
EVA r?.v> :. v'i;?' '.? 'M i.i"? ?taAS
" i.' " '-i:!am\ . .STl i' ? ' '?
GAIETY' :.il'.r^,'; ? u ' ??*?
tor l.i<iii(ltina Pwrpaae? Oal.r,
"STOP THIEF?
GLOBE
MATIM
Maaatg? aaeei ?t Bceas
H?|e- .iHlll*.
JOSEPH
AND HIS BRETHREN
I-~\
Ir ?:? v. '?'. ?
L_? r--'i
tfi CENTURY THEATRE
IS THE MOST TREMENDOUS Sl'CCBI
IN THE HISTORY OF THE WHOI E WORLI
Til (UV at K*tlKKTTV lAIKrTTV
1U UAT 11 HO! NF- a? Um Ulli l)KK>'
1045 A M rHBATRK. cam tur? rs-eea
a aaei. ? BUlldlll?. **"*n<1 Bl O ?I* A?
& 3.30 P. M. Tel as.:el? prtr?*?|t.tl *gjj
a aae-M a? THEATRE 240 W 441
UIILL ,- ?.,-. To-da] |Vd -W
k??I R?THERFORD &S0N
AnDT ,K ?" E'.of B'*?*. I" ? n> ' ! ''
PART? i'?-fiinw?
U Uli I ?. *\*i 3 "IVr ??' M? H?*??
Ittl?^atsSeW^ !
I WITHIN THE LAW
BELASCO ?
YEARS OF DISCRETION
republic ;, irg i . ?v"-.
r^-MATINEE TO-DAY 2:10
A GOOD UTTLE DEVIL
? PAIKT-PI l?"i i'< >R ORO? S 11
?-,, Roaam?! d Or r?1 .?. M I. ?'V
i,Ki). rnuiii'c ? ' ? i i ' - ? ' " ..!l
\, tUngPJ O MatiaeeTe-da-r.t:U.
Geo.M.Cohan ???<,;??;.\i:-%**
ASTOR ;r"
The llramall.' Srn.allun at the ?mtrjiT
FINE FEATHERS
6RAM ;;,.;.?;,; oicoti ;,";;..',?:.
SYMPHONY
so. let* ..' \. a v. rk
"ffALTRR DAMROMH . ? indu?.?*
K?m Artillan It'iH. .?1 1?. IBd Bt
To-morr?i?,v (*?iin?U>) Aft. hi .'<
YSAYE
PHILHARMONIC
BOC1BTT OF N"a*W \?>i:k.
JOSEF STRANSKY twnwcitgi
Te-m??rr?m (*??m.i Ait. ?I I?I urn?*?!?* Ha"
wow LUNARIOS 6RIMS0N
T??< IlllkOllsKV. BYMPMONl N?>. ?5
ta 3? i?_Si .'." r .\ F 1* :
Arnlluu Hall. TliiirV Aft.i !>?>? " al *"
I'KtST \?:u fORK tosa RECITAI*.
hJSSa TDAfiCV *.?)rR..Nt*
TRACEY
H1MMRI
ET.M.T9
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Se??t? i.' la ;,.. rta M'a men I lla*>na?l A ?[?*****
KH*?TI-;iN'?*4 I.? H.itig.' Kl S
."??.?1 D'ly ??Th" Dane? .if Vo;tt*-""*
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