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m DEFENCE 10
PNCE NEW THEORY
Will Contend Body Would Have
Floated Had Mrs. Szabo
Been Strangled.
NO TIME FOR GAS TO FORM
prosecutor Says He Is Pre?
pared to Refute Idea?
Expert Discusses Its
Probability.
pi to Th? Tribuns 1
y?u-. ?. V V , May 25. ?A new
mMyw ' : "?:it ^ ' ?
p0?a ?? Bsabo's ?b ?tlh was
? Intro?
duced l! lS und? '
, . ents us ea ?
purtor. which will
tlnued ? ' ' -
will svei f Mrs
before ? th?'> water, as allet-ed
j,.. the | ber body would have
Boated II it? id of sum i ? t that
? ? ? -its', tlisl.
?.strict Atturn? y J.
, "n the
this
? ? ? v ? - girt i.lv ; ? ?
theory. Me so
1er lira
??ta bo wt
lei fur K?s to
I
j,f,dy a" went don n
- ' it
i i bed]
? ?
Aside from in Inhling ?if the for?
theory I era for the <!? ?
kwpinc -a-ions for Gibson's de
te secret. fsi
he lear .-tri. t Atl
? ? . ? t | ?
vv .-v."-,
: them as?.
Is Tniversitv?will rx? railed
for the defendant.
Every precaution is b? by the
people t" pri ? s from
upon tho Gibson
nstsntly
?nd I' rnej W won ?-aid this
ild be maintained until a
v?rdl '. ?
r '
? . ?
the tlisl s ? ? ? ?? w. ? ?
rumors that the jut v
p?red Wltl ! rlstt i I "itton
said there would be no ?a
The Juroi
tak?n out rr.otorins this afternoon under
guard
: Attorne?
railed to the pnv Hopos | ion has
I in tho courtroom.
these wo ?' he curtailed, and that the
I ' ? '?. .
? y othor ; ?
- me unfoi? occurs th?
Its ise all in
I ion. It is not lik<
?V Ott ? k? up more than two
t then a possibility that
Thurs
ria- > .
Wilson ?
day ths ? ntroducs no
IP
?nvictinn of
?
although it is sait thai Q b
ferei physically as th? of his ord?al
?
?M -al. hlj
i L This mon
SSJ ?? .-.-..?.
ft tier 1 Im He i i
?andy and nor n ?'
11 of sweet
m?a-?
? -on. of tl
-- ? authority on drowning ai-d
IM atl i gh| that
now long a
Bat t be
jjsrssed in th?
two ess?
B !
? .-..- . ? ??.
r)ll?*?d 111 tli?? GihSOl
re that on? side might
B ...
fas other.
? . ? ?
tfbr ? ? ry Foi In
State? l ? is upon : ? Btl
: ? ? lalL The smoui ?
*
? important pan In
body would
I the si ass In the
..f the par?
nig ? ? termine
fa i in s Mali
........ ,.r. ti ??
Boat n than s
Person i ? ?hin
'''* tempi ? ir?> was normal
'-???- ? rature
, nd In that cr??' putrifl
r, sccordlng
? th.
itions
"'?' ?? auch a ?
"?Ould : | S
try so-- | . ,;,.? , -, ,
"VOTE BUYING" IS CHARGE
Grand Jury to Probe ?alleged
Dlegal Acts at Last Election.
The cr ? d
H h and 2?".th Al -
,'t In tliosft
? .
?nlnary in
t,0n ?a- William A D?
?id \\k< it Assistant I' st.-l' t
* No one is namsd ??
' ? that else! iflctah. may
?> invf. .
Th? Honeet Ballot Association alle^-ea
that a hole was cut in one of tas booths
t ?District to ascertain
' *' h bad been "hi
?we cast as directed it Is aiw-ired that
In on? . ., |(.t p*i?> ??
"fcuy" toiaa. it Is h!m. charged thai
"saults ?vere rommitt?-?" by thugs hir?-d
?* Tamrn.it,> csptslns and tiiat nom? of
??>? Watch? rs Wei BBlttSd pri?1
??"tes wi.irh v.oro. their i
s ?
Watchmen now have union.
Th? on- | ' the Arcu-rban l'<-d?-ra
t|**i( ?Labor In this dty have Btartsd "?
??aniz?. the watchmen ?-n,ployed by the
???ner? . ourse of ?
M? ? n t, hm? n has been
'orrr?.| M?etinsi heve bees enOat <" ??"
"'H more membera preparatory to HskiriK
? behalf for a shorter workday
?U,<J k,et"er working condltlona.
TOO MANY STRAY CATS;
PROBLEM FOR LEDERLE
Health Official Would End Backyard Concerts
If He Could, Despite Mayor's "Don't
Care" Attitude on Complaint.
T*very youngster in N? w Tort mn make
himself "solid'' with Health Commissioner
Lesderle by capturing strsj cata snd turn?
it.c them 01 i-i ' ? t\ foi th?- I'i ?.
wntinti of Crueltj to Anii.
"Thers me too many rats In Un1- city,"
fommlseionei ) i st? i day, but be
? Informatl
t.. boss the stray snimala rould be .-.?(?iRht.
The soi i? ? \ ..?? with the Commlasl?
however, ?and its manager, Mr. I tool, said
that . . . : i
of the society would
hv on t be Job at ?
Mayor Qaj tint's philosophic aititn.li> last
when he told s 11 van in Brooklyn
? d at?.ut the bo? kj srd on?
? ? that be
through such pow-wowa, Isn't the
way m..st of those who have complain? d to
the i ? Health ha**s felt it
ited In many letters that
the ??<?!. an?up" cam]
?iv in
such ,arjs numbers nos that tl ares
? mei a ? '
Actsording te figur?e compiled by th? so?
. small animals were humane?
ly destroyed last yesr, end Si per cent
of that nurabei represent? I esta Th?
number of cats kiilf.i i.\ ?;;.?. lias iti. ress? I
month i.- month during the presea!
Hi January 11.SSI were destroyed; in
February, I2.SSS; in March, 17.S2S, and
in April. IS
<?ne nf the principal causes for th?
? numbei of straj cats In the city
durti i th? i result ol tin-lr
| belns thrown out bj their osraere, who
re u is mu.-h chespei to set a new
cal when the) come bach t.> town in tii?
fall than to pay board foi on? all summsi
It Is .-. ? ?- law. th-. so letj saya
1.1, cats m "flgui? I other
kind of traps, and no nooeee, tongi
otto ; : .ill ? 111 1..S.-.I |i> ItS
. ..II.-. '
So fai the RKM ' ? '' IS pt..' (:? 8 foi?
l's b) agents of the !
"il> re pus?, puss, puss,"
in m<
call? d, bul fea n apond.
MILLER ROUSES BRONXI1
League Objects to Removal
Street Encroachments.
The Centi il Brona Prot I
"f pi o pert) own- r?
of the North bide, will ho
. bt at Mull? ? - Bi
street and Third avenu?
? t sgslnsl the ordei of Bor?
Miller for ' ? | of it
encroa? hm? nts
The less ? - that it is u
fellow Bronxlt?
croachment which thej say they have
ed on his
n the f?'im of? a wall
front of his h .s. Seven I thous
ilsrs have be? senl
?
Borough President did no! build th?- w
it wa i then
It haa been estli
?
nigh ?Pr?s
.. ?
: Trenrj
? .
eclared the plan \
basem? nl shops ai
SURROGATE ON WARPA1
Lines Up with Anti-Murp
Democrats in Bronx
gate John i', i 'ohalai I ? sed
with the a'.ton.
I ? in ta" I>? i
? v roll!
v\ hO have -
? '
I Tammany organisation, in vv :
r, Justice Hani.
dominant figun B
' Ian bas n?
? bis own views on public or poltt
? ,.n v Us? ?
? ?n.
While the effect of the mov?
?
i <?f influence ?if Charles !?' Murphy, I
?
of the sit ?at,.m than be
result tO lie nit.
tolio:
ezpr? ed hltnsi
? j la) "n
? momy. "l ha ?
?
??rs of part) In i
? ? ?
n of political faith than I
of civic expediency. *?\ *? must -
? ffb lent
boroui
ion ai.- i ?
ii
e to the pi i he Bronx, at
not to , esdei
gangm/\?1hot to DEATI
Midnight Battle Fought Nea
Terrace Garden-Two Arrested
The sound of n fired In rapl
? -? : ? Patrolman i >os ns, of ti
lion, hut r) Ing it?.i
?
tonaid I.? alngton svei
! nlKht u little before midnight He ha
... t, tndred feel
smut. 'i lck-s? t man, i unnlni at I
: int.? inm. Behind tl ?
thet man, taller and slimmer in lank
grappled with the man ?
? to him aiai covered the t.. I? n
w.th ins gun. He managed t<> hold bol
.v until Pstro msn ' ('Neil si
n, ? d
??id the
.a whom be bad pursued Into t>,
pollcen >>??'*? Miller, i
menu.? t "f the Terry Blley gang, ein
that Miller had shot his brother, Jeme
? -. known as "Jim Tin
brother of the dead man sai?i that hi
ind thai both I
his broth? i
The i ".'? "?' !.???.?'?? v?ss found In lh<
italde ('aim ? ; irden, si ?
poatte TeiTsee Oarden, In Mth st set, jus
?,ff Lexlnston avei ue ? bod]
w Ith fo'.t
. mpl i ?' ? :"'' "
? , ? ? r.volv.r in th?
: tress..- of X". 141 : street, Kiv?
had be n fired with thla gun.
Miller S up on ? ? larf-te ol
homlcldS and i'ii by was held as a ma?
terial w t',' i '? -? live i.?" man roundi I
up ?;? era, who will be hH?j
sa witnesses,
VETERANS MARCH TO CHURCH
' Many Military Bodies Attend Ser?
vices at West End Presbyterian.
Th. list R? flmenl Amt ricen
\\ a- rstsrsna attend? d tin
?a. | End ?Prssbjrtsrlsn Chun
?la?
?ither military b<Hilea whl h wsra pre -
eut wsra Battalion n, Boi Scouts; Kar
,;,i.. ? S|.ad'..)i of Naval Vstsrsns,
npOSSTSll Camp, Spanish-American War
?uns I'.ter I o,.p.if Post :k;, O, a.
i: i. D. Morgan ?Post, ?'T. <; a i: .
A asoc?ate Boossvelt Camp, M\ Uimola
circle. Ml; O. 0 Howard circle and
Woman's Relief Corpa, ?i A. It
Ths War. Dr a I Ksicwin, tita pas*
tor prsachsd th? Bsrmon. Before the ser?
vice those takln? part marched from 9??lh
street up Hn.adwav to th. ??bur. h, which
Is In Ifdth stre?t The parade was h.
I by the Subway Hand.
NEW PLAN SUGGESTED FOR
REGRADING PARK AVENUE
W. B. Parsons Devises Scheme
Which. It Is Said, Will
Save $2,500,000.
Opponents r.f Borough President v
Anenye plan for Improving Part avenue
at 14th street will su ? ? ? plan t"
?:? Qaynor si the put.in- bearing In
ti..- City II..11 n.-M Thui ninff.
William Bai. la) Pai
of the old Rapid Transit Commission de
i ? ? ??? plan The pi opei t) 0?
end ti a i lollti plan will
'??>k M ? ?... nor t" withhold his ap- ;
provol of the plan which Mr McAneny
sed until engineers have exam?
in. .1 th? Ps rSl Dl plan.
The proponents of th? n< w scheme
its.. tag? follows
"it would provide roadways end *i>lc
walks on i ? than the C
plan and woul tunn? ; at
ptreet, Inst? a I of mot Ing it noi ?
. ? .
" un 1er th? ' '. it
'?:.;. a ?
s wide ? for all kii.ds ,if
trail! et 1
?
? ? ? ? .
?. sal ?1.1?
n< only iOj
r the new i
Ightly low? ? 'ii avenue
the tin a
? | ?
? ?
-..1 ft..in ISd str?et
treet, ? ? Mi McAi
? . ? ?
? . ?
??*ri. ... to
? m i f..r
-
..lit !
I? ft. S
subway kiosks would i.? provide for, glv?
or? room for
"It i> estimated that I
: for by th?
? Tnis ?oui i be
t of the W?|
?
?
< t of the < ?ollls*
PACKED FERRYBOATS BUMP
Prompt Action of Crews Averts
Serious Panic in East River.
i.;,. snd B
i k i nd Ess! I
fen line, ? hi? t. ; un fro st to
i ? ream
late yesterday afternoon, andonlj prompt
tile on
t..til boats The 1 Bi sas the
-,j i-, .i ..i t.,.- i?.? i i
h.-r i ? ? ed In man)
? a,.i,, i ..... ....,.. do ked 111"
Bow? i . i .. al nd let the
? and t.1.. n re?
i irn? .1 to Nan ?/o? a
tied up.
A MI ... : I WtiSh Cap*
. ,? out of the
slip, ami. thoi ? ? ta h< sded up
?;i. the for? ?? of the cum nt turned
her nose around and so .n.- her Into the
a as comn I ' '.i|.
tain Charlea Allen. ii.iiii boati w?*rs
. rowd? .1 ?? ' ; ?? engers, bul i he i I
. d th? m il..n i." s. rlous
go bad bei n don?.
URGE FEDERAL INQUIRY
Socialists Complain of West Va.
Coal Field Affairs.
. 'harleaton, W 1 s , Ma) B The e?r?m?
mitten ol Socialista whlcl ?as sent here
b) the national rommlttee "?' the par!
to Inveatlgate conditions m the cool re
s. m ? telegram to Benstoi K.-rn
to nighl urging the na sesga of the
amrs resolution foi a f.-i.-mi Inquiry
into the Wt at Vlri I lotion
"it is Imperative that the K.-rn r--..
lutlon so : i the n.- ?
"Conditions haw Improved consklerahl)
llattiel.l ? a.lmlnlstrn
tlon. but Hi? re ? that the fed?
eral Constitution ?as set aside In th?
i..ai restions Th? I nd raentsl rights of
eoshlp were den!? d pai srs were sup.
. i and posts] las . ? ? -i iti.i.-r
raise of law and ..r.ler the military
and civil authoi H ? .t ited mob law
for constitutional government Armored
tra?na, with machine guna pesired deed?
ly fire Into bomOS Of del St* K I? SB men,
women snd children The Benste ..?.-s
the nation a n Bvestlgstlos of
the l"n? raiga "i iswleasness In the min
gtoti of Wt st Virginia "
The Bseseage was signed by Kugene v
Dabs, Adolph ?oiitier and Vl'tor I,.
Berger.
"MOTHER JONES" TO SPEAK HERE
? Mother'' Jones for thirty years a lahor
Bgttator ??nd organizer ..f labor unions In
the mining districts of Wesit Virginia and
renns>lvanla, who was released recently
from a West Virginia lall, is expe.-ted In
New York to-dav. where ehe will he a
BpsakST at a meeting In Carnegie Hal!
this evening other speakers ?111 h?
Joshua Wanhope atid Charlas Kdward
Russell.
?NS AROUSED BY
MYSTERIOUS IRDER
Namen Elsoda, Once Chief
Musician to Abdul Hamid,
Slain in Brooklyn.
HATCHET WEAPON USED
Homes of Poor Throughout
Colony Plunged Into Mourn
ing by Death of Former
Court Favorite.
There Is mourning in? na the r"ft?en
thousand Syrians In grsater New fort
over n ?? mysterious desto of Nsmen c
so.la. who irsa at or... time the favorite
musician of Abdul Hamid, Ins deposed
sn "f Turkey Elaoda received the
I'i'vv ?? ,- eventuslly killed blm on I a
night of April P. a" in- was sleeping In
in. at Ko in rlenr] Btreet, Brook?
lyn n.- died m th- Brooklyn Hospital
on Mai .?.. following an opera! on which,
it was hoped would save hi- Ufa
!? lil/k Hadded, of Ko M i'.rdeii
Brooklyn, ?tu? sttended Eteods
and ??ft? r eight days' trestment recom
mended that be t??- taken m ib.. hospital,
toi?! ib- police the mufdclan'a ?leath ?us
doe i" a blow frmn a hat, bet The pbv.-l
sl the Brookl) a Hospltsl gave th?
BSme opinion l?r II.old ?1 It is said
however, waited several ??a-h before no?
tlfylng 'h- poll? ??.
Detective Crowley was ttien ssslgned
to the CSS? t' ,t bas been batlbd at > ?
mm by the reticence chsractsristti ot
At b-ist in,,' : th? ? ?
Plsnstlon afforded Kisoda s friends, vvi...
are enraged al what they term tin? "In
actlvlt) "f the poHce." These friends say
: ? e to bring s il t least
two artest?- In the cas? 'an DS obtained
i: ?le i slice '.I" their dut) "
Michael \ Bursock, of the firm of Snr
soi k Brothers, cotton brokers of London,
? i ..^ the lead.-- ot ? he
.- : .?i. colon) m Manhattan, told fester?
.la. ..f the affection a- i .--??? - which
Blsod ' i bv ib ? B) 11 nis of
?his city.
Never Accepted Pay.
"When aorrow oi |o entered a .**??: an
? ::i v,,.s In- ai ?ably . a I- d
? t h.- i alti . glVi I Ided
?est to -, ? '..:?..;' k bj h * woi derful
? ? ? r took any pa) . a ltd drOW
n?. distin, tlon ? ? rest the dwelling - sl
th.? pom an.i those .>r the rich 'i'1 I ?
?
. police to
t .
t.?r ti t It Is. I
\ ni i Mi Bursocs the Bret per
??..n i . -, ln
t!.t- buk?-* B vv i- a??
. a . . r bread
. Hem f street i t? i?
emplo thst whet I the
door for ' in i
?
??
... ...
*ll I) II.K ?
?.V . , r, 1
Ids of th? Kl?
? fon
?A . ??
> 'the
ndll sent f." I ?i M .
? i he
i Who bit I to
??ff int?? lie ob?rent
talk It i
. sd
iff? te?l
? ????pi till ?'ir.
t Detect I v<
v...? I,..tin?.I .,!?! bad n long t.ek with
?? .- The detect lined
... place al Inh
? I sd 'be ihm- n
? w as to th.- n!.
..ants
The funeral "f Blsoda wss held last
M ndsy, and th? .itt.- ?,reek Oitbodoa
? , ... ...
:,.; mai k of respect the i ? ?rrin
wai ough the streeta te t he
ssting "n the flng< i s of the
; ,b? ,iiera
250 LECTURES ARRANGED
Programme Announced for In?
stitute of Arts and Sciences.
More than tu., hundred and fifty le t
..r.?i concerts slready have been a
ranged for the iir-t year ??f Columbia
University's new Institute of Arts
s leifees, wi,i. h is t.. open in October ai .1
continue until April Th- list ..f lectures
and redtali announced resterdaj b) Mil?
t n ,i Davles, formerl) of the Brooklyn
Institute, who win i?- m charge ..f ? ?.??
work, contains talk?- b] aome of t: s n os|
pu .minent iti'-n of ttie day, snd ??
by Quartets and soloists snd concerts.
The Columbia Unlverslt) buildings are
t.. t.. used aa fai as pos Ibli but in the
Of the number ..f applications b?
Ing too laiK?- it '? probable thst hulkUnga
in the rldnlty of MornlngsMs Heights
win i.e taken foi special occasions n the
vvoik Ktovvs. special gentrSS will be nr
ganlSSd ?n Haib m and pro.al.lv at I *o
luml us ' Irett
? rshlp coupons wl 1 he is
'.,.,i with" it charga entitling memhera
,.f the in ??i i tut?- t" r. <i n?-, d rates st apeclal
entertainments which mav be oft.r.d in
addition I. the -et programme, Amone
U.S.- are ti.- Oratorio, tin- MSBSlah and
?I... spring concert t", th?- Columbia Uni?
verslt) I'.siivai Chorus. Members will
? h.- prlvllsge of pur. hasniK tlcketa
at rsdtassd rates fot the conosrl of the
Phllhsrmonic Boctst) of Saw fork.
A. J. LEVY'S SISTER WEDS
More than 200 Guests Present at the
Wedding Supper.
Mi?? Evangellne Lavy, muter sf As?
semblvman Aan.n .1 Lev v. was married
yesterdav afternoon t?> Abraham Barofl
at tne Attorney Street Temple by the
I:.- Archibald Klm-.n MISS Levy was
Kiven away by her brother. Her hus
band i? a graduate ?if th? Columbia
>? hool of Mines, class of * 1 '?.
M. than two hundred gaiest? were
present at the wedding supper Mr and
Mis Maroff will visit Washington and
K?i a?* far WsSt as I ?en ver on their
hone-moon .'??urney.
? , i
GIRLS' MEMORIAL FOR M'GOWAN.
The ?dns of the Washington Irvine HiKh
School will hold a memorial service In
honor of Patrick F. Mcijowan at the
?rhoolhouse to-morrow, his birthday, at
3 p. BB. President Churchill, of the Board
of Kdiication. Monslxnor McMahon, of
the Qramercy Neighborhood Associa?
tion, and students will (rive short ad
dreseec A Kirls' orchestra and chorus of
1 l.iOO girls will furnish tnualc. ?
!
THE HABIT OF SAVING
SAVING is a habit not so
very hard to acquire if
you once commence.
Our ten-year mortgage
helps you save because the
object is so good and you are
under agreement to save.
Every interest day also you
have the privilege of Increas?
ing your regular payment.
This mortgage will interest
every home owner in Greater
New York who needs a mort?
gage of $10,000 or less.
Write any office for par?
ticulars or call.
TiTlE GU/?VRANTeE
AND TRUST C9
Capital . . $ 5.000.000
Surplus? sil earned i 11,000,000
Iwe h'vtty ?> T 1 73 IBSBBJ St., BTUya.
i?VI Fulton St.. ./am?li a
1 IN SULZER AM
Former Senator Calls Primary
Bill "Positively Wicked."
LONG BALLOT ONE DANGER
Believes Four-Fifths of People
Are Opposed to Abolishment
of State Convention.
Korn,er State Senator John <; Saxe
in a statement mads yester?lay attack?*!
Governor Bulssr*s direct primary MIL
S..n..- of Us provisions, he said, Sere
"pOSiti* sly wicked."
"I have worked and VOtSd Tor every
direct primary bill eXCOPt tTSO machine j
hHis and the ''"Id. compromise bill. and.
I am still a sincere advocate of direct
primarles bul i am sti ?ngly opposa??! to
Governor Bulser'a bill," he eald "With?
far I al amen.ln
that bia excsUt ney I is hill
onablj be defeated
Here are some of th.. features of the
Mil srhlch, t., Mr Bsse'a 'A.i' ..f thitik
Ing, ?r?. "unerlae.' if no! "srlcked*': The
shment of committee d?signai
?ie striking ..f ti.mbiema from the
primary be it: the ? ment ol safe
Independent nominations; the
: hment of th.- state ronventlon, and
last, t, .t not least, the inandatsry units
of representation
"it was Charles R n ..i.e? e/ho err?te
tl e - "tmt.ttt | d Into the Hin- '.
trin-i;r,...ii.. direct primary Mil." sni.i Mi
I ? ?? "Under the Hughes ?.- ^'.-m. non a
t art of our law. ar 11 ma- h! ?:<? members j
ike eonteatlng d<
? ' ? - : ? i , Itad claim?
? ,t five .1 iys w era not
'???:? ' ; . srnor Bulser'a
do? it tau- aera from the antl?
- ?
Machine Petition in Darknesi.
"Moreov? ? are to be
-. ami all may bo Bled al l
petition in darkness and Blea it si
?
aatl?ma< hli bo opportunity
w hat. -.er ..f k- ? the m ichlne
N u< and no oppoi tunlty >.f
it Do I
that no
?n..ie srlckixl?"
Mi.
upholding tli" ne eesity ..f part) en I
at the - . ?>. Uona,
? ? to awild m s
ind rot? Intelligently.
? m of safes ?si ds of In?
. '.: Bsss i
: again let In l slous "In?
dog or mushroom" column, purport?
? . contain Indei ? mlnatlons,
il ? lay the manu.
re of fraudulent Indep? ndent nomi
? l ?
"Most voters." said Mr. s.ixe. ''r-emem?
i < r the enorm? ?? <, lynor
Bannard Hearat election of ISSS, contain?
ing not lese than nineteen columna, with
Ma*or i;..' noi i name at tha head of
t in d Mr l'a- ? , j ,,f
The reason Por that saa th??
? of the Indoi i n| oi muabi.a
column
"! nder the Isa then there was nothing
to pi si ent Ms) or G ame from
? m.- at the hesd of eighty columna
and Mr Mann ir.l s at tl .? head Of
: t) nine The abuse ?as cured .
m.i the Court of Appesls has up?
held the new law.
Offers No Substitutes.
"Governor Bulser'a Mil repeals both of
ill.-?.- prohibitive clauses end offers no
substitutes, it selcomea buck to the
municipal electtoo ol IStl an eighteen
foot ballot, made up of tour or five
hon.-st nominations and t ? f t. ? ? - n or tarent)
frs dulenl mushroom columns repestlns
the nain, -i in the otl er columna "
Mr. asas saM be believed a referendum
would shosi a four?fifths rots of the
cittsens in favor of retaining the state
? oi:\ ? litllili
"I think moat cttisens resllae." he ?aid
'?that with the lar?.- and comptes popU?
i.-ition and rarjflng conditions ?if life iti
the Empire State better state t
could be tu.m?nate,i h\ convention con?
ference than b) haphazard deslgnstlon
Moreover, no candidate could make a
campaign for laomlnation to any state
efllce, fri.tn Governor t.. Bngtneer, in*
'lu.lints- juiiges of the Court >>f Ap.
sithout an aipanslve otgsitlaetloa in
. ICI l.l V
"What . hance would temporary organi?
zations have against the machine organi?
sation, whl' h Is making ihOOB every day
In the y.-iir'"
BIG SHOW FOR WHITE WINGS
Performance at Hippodrome Ar?
ranged by "Big Bill" Edwards.
A big Mil ?of vau.ie\iiie acts) arranged
i"- Mf*sg un?" i i-:dwiii.is,, CommissloiMr
Of ?he Btreet <'leaning I'epartment. kept
:t.'i"0 white wings, ashmen, drivers and
0 OS men In a I.mtlnuous state of tnei ri?
ment at the Hippodrome yesterday after
BjOOB. Th.- PSIft?IBSIIIS was an Invitation
hffalr, the audience being limited to em?
ployes as a reward for tli.tr faithful ser?
vice during the rSSSBl "clean-up."
The entertainment was ananged by
Commissioner Kdwards. with the co-oper?
ation of the Shubert.s, owners of the Hip
pi.It on.?? , Albee & Mnrdo? U, of the t'nlted
Hooking offl.-es, and the New York Kdlson
Company. Seversteen a.'ts were presented,
"Big BUT* tnnklng a real speech, MayOf
'laynor talked through the Kdlson klneto
phone picture?, the band of the Street
Cleaning department furnished music and
ever) body had a good time. j
"DR. BOIL'S" NO MORE
COMFORTS THE SICK
Sanatorium Founded by Noted
Surgeon Closed and Fixtures
Go at Auction To-day.
NOISE CROWDS IT OUT
Thousands of Leaders in So?
ciety, Art, Science, Finance
Have Been Treated in the
Pioneer Institution.
Th? private sanatorium at No H Hast
-???'?d street, known as "I>i Mulls." where
Qaotmt Crocker, <>f las Pranctsco: I H.
Her riman, William C. Whitney, John D.
Rockefeller and man) ?.tier noted persons
I Submitted to operations, will !,?? dl.sman
! tied to-dav. The .tool- Of tile institution
' w.i?. closed on Thursday An auction sale
will be h.-,.i this roornlng, and before
evening th- furniture and hospital tlxt ir? s
will have been sold.
Kilihteen vears ago Dr William T Mull,
who die I in 1!??9 at the heij-bt of his
...???er as a surgeon, opened tue sanato?
rium In the low. red brick building at
Mo 37 Esst ltd street, srlth Dr. John B.
Wslker as his sssodate. n? fore bis dsatb
the Institution great until It Included the
buildings nom No. .'{.?; to i.l on 33d sti-f
and its niessaga ?>f hope for the aflii? ted
bad spread serosa the country
Dr. Walker, who has continued in
'barg?- of the hospital sin. e the death of
its founder, asid yesterday that the -1
would Include evsrythlng aithls the walls
of the bulldinga ?t was possible he said.
that a similar institution would be opened
by him and his associates in this .itv
A feu weeks ?u:.. the property occupied!
bv th- hospital Was sold, Dr Walker an
noundng Ht the time that the noise of
building operations in th" vicinity made
the Institution unlit for the ?'ate of the
While th- Vanderbllt Motel, at the
esstern end of ti.e hospital property, was
being built thS ? Mttlnual .latter of pufllnK
donkev englnee and automatic Bteel rivet?
ers i etai ded 11.in* al? acence "f pstlenta
"When :t became kiiowii that a loft
bonding was t., be erected at the other
end of our property, at Madison avenue
ami lud street.'? Hr. Walker ?aid, "WS
[decided to sell our property. I vowel
when the Vanderbtlt Hotel was built that
i wo ;ii never go through the esperience
again. Rest ami QUlet, prim?- r-.j .t-.t>H
f'ir a hospital, are not to be found next
to a modern OBsCS building in course of
construction."
i in the site i.f the hospital an office
building is t.. be erected aoon, it is said.
The sals of the furnishings and fixtures
cots, mattr? tees, ta?
bles, chairs operating tables mnt prac?
tically ?-very other appliance or article of
furniture m the buildings The doors of
,i on Thut
i >r Bull s ssnatoilum was th? ; I
private hospital In th.- United States Al
the time of its foundation lv.O the l.ba
was rapidly h.mini; popular in Europe,
>, .i m r? msli ed f"? Dr Hull to initiate
the movement m America The venture
aas a success from the beginning.
HECKLE SOCIAL WORKERS
Public May Ask Embarrassing
Questions at Conference.
The ststus of ths social worker win be
discussed st ?' inference at the Church
of the a-. , :,>;?in, June 13. 14 ami '..'? The
conf?res ?- s in i ?s?|nn of
the sods work? -is w Ith his co
worker t.. that of his relations with
Hid from this to phllan
thropy'a relation '?? so ??? work, to
economic and polltl? sl
Persona sttending this confarsacs, after
the payment of $1 as a proof of real in?
ter. >t. mm- ask lio- SOCtal worker?)
themselves any qUSStlOOS they wish,, no I
matter bo? embarrassing.
DAMAGES CAR TO SAVE BOY
Driver Runs Machine Into House
When Bicyclist Blocks Way.
John Halterman, of No
Str.-?!. tan ?. i automobile Into the alile
"i a frain
north in Brook svenue, sl HBth street,
Th- ib. i ? Isy, and wrecked l ?
front of Ihs machine, so as not to um
?low n Q.ge 11 rlst, set snteet
a bicyclist, of Ko ?.**?- E .si l?Btl
In the machine was Mi. 11... v i
w ife.
a't. m; t. d to rid.- ahead of the
sutomobtlc through a nano?
b?MW,en the side of tue house and th?
for- he could resums his north?
wsrd course the sutomoWle entere?) ti.e
i a ssgewsy, Bselng his dsngsr, ChrUtl
lumped from bla wheel in the path of
the m,,. hit.e.
BARBERS' STRIKE NICKED
Bosses and Shavers Reach
Basis of Labor Agreement.
The strike of the barbers In Manhattan
and The Bronx will end to-morrow, ac?
cording to statements made yesterday by
shop owners and strikers. The barbers
organized as local No. .175 of the Indus?
trial Workers of the World have greatly
modified their demands, which now, with
the exception of the demand for recogni?
tion of the union, differ little from the
conditions offer?-?! by six of the boss bar?
bers' associations last seat
Julius Browner, pr?sidant of Mo?? Ba*>
hers' Association No j. yesterday called
a meeting of the organisation for to-night
at PsothSVSa Hall, No :*!?> 5th street, at
wbl. h terms of the settlement Sill be de
cided upon Boas barb?se cam.? in groups
ail dav ysotsrdsy to Garibaldi Halls No
3.1 Kast 4th street, for the purpose of
Signing, and It was stated last evening
that one thousand boss barbers had
signed agreements.
Th>. fOlsOWtng are the modified tie.
manga. The working hours on ordinary
working days to i.e from I h m. to 8
p m . with an hour off for dinner; no
woik to be dope .m S indavs. and on Sat?
urdays the working hours to be from 7
a m. to 12 p. m. The men are to get a
day off every two weeks, and the houra
1 of work on legal holidays are to be from
T a. m. to 1 B. in.
GIRL IN "COMA" FOUR DAYS
_
Fatal Case of Scarlit Fever a Puzzlo
to Physicians.
F.llen Dillon, nineteen years old. of >fO.
US ?entrai aven-e, Kast Newark, died
yesterday at her home from scarlet
fe\er after an iHnes? of four days which
I u/./.le,?. all the doctors in the neighbor?
hood. The girl was taken sick on Thurs
LDd lapsed almost immediately into
B state of coma.
Baverai times her vitality h?osme ?se?
bu-.- a.s to make the attendant physicians
?believe she was dead. Not until yester?
?Say u.is the nature of her Illness discov?
ered, lite doctors say It was the worst
ease Of scarlet lever which they had i
Decoration Day
Niagara Falls
*10 Weit Shore R. R.
.
S1 1 25 *'**
* 1 1 New York Central
Tickets on sale Ma?' ?8, 29
and morning trains of >\i 30.
Returning to June 1.
Catskill Mountains
One way fare for round trip
via West Shore R. R. Tickets
on sale Mav 20 and 30, good
returning until June 2.
West Shore R. R.
One way fare for round trip
to all points between New York
and Albany. Good going May
30, good returning until June 2;
also Sunday, May 25. and every
Sunday and Holiday during this
summer.
Adirondack and Green
Mts. 1000 Islands
One way fare plus $2.00
for round trip. Tickets on
sale May 29 to June 14, good
returning within 30 days.
Harlem Division
Summer Home Seekers*
tickets are on sale at
one way fare for round
trip to Pleasantville and points
north on May 30. Returning
to May 31.
Special Fare Bulletins
ffvinif full particular? of Holsday E*ci!r?doat,
may be obtained oi Ne-v York l'entrai ticks)
n?'i.n'.. <r Bddreesi Travel Bureau, (?rand
( astral . ?nn laals New York.
New York 'Phone. 6310 Madison
Brooklyn 'Phone, 167 Main
TO-DAY'S SPECIAL OFFERINGS
IN THE LEADING STORES.
From announcements in Sunday and Monday's
?Mm* -Dork ??
dribunc
< m out tlii? li*-? ami ???n " ?l?h .*""? " "*'" mw* *"" ma"" weary ?lep?,
la,or? ?ml mm I? anno? anee. ?|ue?tloii? will be gludly answassd if addre??ed to
U.imiin? Hep!.. ?o?m 010. Tribune Building._
FROM ANNOUNCEMENTS IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.
Ai.t'MW n., a (()., Pifin .,?.?. :u-h sad
n.'.th ?t?. win hni.i to day an Important I
?,,i- -f arosssa'i tallo? mods outing ?uit?
. ? i ?epai its skirts sl sausoal 11 m
fjOWARD "MOB ?inU'Wi. No M4-tf?l
i ;. ? Ich ?i . ? all attention le th? ?
tension heel that relieve? arch ?train and !
?iii.p... t? neeh sablea
ha mi-ton shots, gee M sad mi WtM ltd
?t . ?re ?eiiing furnlshlasi for the c?*un- !
trv bedreeas, lacladlas v-i?-en Anne'
chair? mid four pont |
"I. ?.limos \ ? ?? . n-> n ""Vest BTth ?t.. ad?
vert?s., iiieir Imported lloursonk por. 1?
f<\ p: |, .-?
itt \ ti t ?in iiiii<r?. \ ib w . - ->ith ?t.,
luv p.. inspection ot their facilities for
Hi'irum snd | fur?.
BOOBRf I'lKT POMPANT, Broadway and
?Vsrres 13th snd B4th >i?. snnon
attractive lleplsy of men's >:>n,* sad
?i.miner ?uit?. ?ilk ?hlrl? and ' Sol>"
eocke
iikuny S ? <>-. BTth ?t. sad Fifth ???..
welrv, pearl?, diamond?,
?iher bronsse, clocks vetches, china
and StatlOMI >.
FROM ANNOUNCEMENTS IN YESTERDAY'S TRIBUNE.
AMMABAU * -?ritAtf-, Brooklyn, announce
i ?.,..? ..f wesMn ? ItSTB ?uit?. serfs tad
lall.i. tor HT BO; ostrich raataers at
\om lhaa ahaHeel?, ?nil aa underpin rd
mi> of h?lr ?cud?.
AMU.IAN (OlII'AM. SfOS -"?? B1 ?nd St
WtM ?9? St., a'lvertl??? It? pianola
? for u?e in saansMt eattagea butina
lews and aboard yacht?.
Al.TMAN. I?.. S (O., Mh ?ve. and 1'lh ?t .
are having ?ale? of women? tan.>i made
outing ?kirt?, children? whit? and col
ersd waahable dress?e weassa*s white
esleglsl pump?, silk die??e?. coat? and
?rasa ssmsaer sisases and biark ?ilk?.
BIOOMINtiAI.KS'. Lexington to 3<1 ave. be?
tween .'.nth and ?n?h ?t? . ?re holding
?heir ifinl annual ?al? of Oriental ruga
thu,; ha?e been used In ?tore decoration?,
and ?mall .nd medium ?Iced rua? re?
maining from their re.-ent big ?ale?.
IIKiAvr. LANS, No IB 'Vest i?ih ?t.. an?
il, .ir.. ..f maternity garments
i combinations gown? ?n.i ?tip?
OUSODfO, .1 Hh * < ?>-. ""h ace.. ??**?. and
?t'tii ?t?, aaaoaaee s asa ?-ne? ot
? i . > m talloie.l ?ults, ?lemi
. ?turne? daaeine frocks, afternoon and
?treet dress?e ?he.-r ?ummer millinery
and 'see ?nd net l.lou?. ?
0BBENBt*T-SIKOLL COOI'IR iO\tr\NY,
Hth ,?>e betweea l*>ih and l!?th ?t?.,
?dverttSSS .1? U?ng ?lern ro*e?. lawn
ii.nw.-r?. jSP?eil nece??ltie? and refrig?
erator?.
JAK? KM.. A.. A CO.. No 3?4 .Mh ir?,
call attention to their dry .old air vaults
for the safekeeping of fur?. Remodel?
ling and repairing are done at ?ummer
price?.
STKKN HHOTHKRS. No M Y, . ?t 23d ?t..
?re having remo\?l ?ale? of women?
tailored suit?. ?nee? and ?ft'rr.oori
di???es. evening go? im ?port coat? and
uphnlRtery ?nd laie cm tain?.
A ?ummary of the -penal offering? of the leading ?lore? ??III be published every
??ondij ?nd Monday In the New-York Tribune under the ?t??* heading.

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