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So-Called "Gophers" Fire on
Dancers Through Door
and Two Are Hit.
VICTIM LEFT AT HOSPITAL
Men in Automobile Take the
Dead Man to Roosevelt?
Two Suspects Caught?
Witness Reticent.
*>\ ith one man shnt dead OB tho
ririmo floor. anothor BClloaaly woimded.
and two others?whr. are alleged to
hr.vr flad aftor thf shootinp -held to
awatt thr result of th** Coroner*g ln
ciueJt, the ball of the Mldway At
.'luh Map quito as ruddy a hinctlon as
' .'.anpland'' has known in srvora!
nir.nth-.
Tho real why of the ahootlng la onr
of "OaaglaitdV aeereta William
.' Bhaufhnesay, the victim. a bartend
er, arho Uaad ai No. ISi Waat lith
Btreet, araa |>rObaWy not markod for
murder on his own aocount. as tho al
]oKr,l "Gophrrs" whn dld the shonun_7
fircd Indisoriminately Into tho crowd of
danofr.-v Thoro aro moro than a doiet
?oitnessos. hut thay tegttfy oaly tn om
faot of the shootinp.
Tn all appeararacea th.- Mldway <~"lub
m?ernba*Ta and thelr Mende, n-ho ware
hoi.iinsr g dance that hogan Batarday
-. were nnnuinc thoir ov.11 bOBl
-ipcas About onr hundred couplea wera
riaru'ing in the club promiso.--, at No.
13 Waal -Bad avenue, a*hen aeveral un
Invlted nirn enterad and hrpan tu I'-.ik
.iround. They -.vi.-!. ejected wlthoul
ceremony or gentlenesa.
Ahout i o'cloch in tho morning a
largo bln.-k tourlng rar, flUed tO IU CB
paclty, the paaa. ngera ^-.-.ld to be mem?
hers of g brancb of tha '?OopheT" i i ?-'
drarre up to the door. Ta*o ol the pas
gengera aprang out and opened tho
dor.r of tho .luh. through which thajy
onmrd firo on the dancera. Some of
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OLD RICE EXTRAVAGANZAS
TO BE STAGED FOR "MOVIES"
"Edward Evangeline," of
"1492" Fame. Plans Film
Reproductions of By
gone Successes.
a n. w reatare la promtaed in tho mo-r
Ing picture Beld n. ? an.l al 11m - i
t.nif ,,1,1 fnr Edward Kv.r. tt Ki 'V a-?
preeidenl ot tht- People'fl Moartng Pkrture
and Amuaement Company, wlll reprodoei
in nima the far farned comlc opera o\
travaKnri/.iis wlth whirh he Maxad 8 I'.'.th
t-i glory of yore. The nea corporatlon
. ., | . ,. a K>0.oao -atnong Ihi
nit-t ro.is that will be torned oal wlll bc
"Evangeline," "Conrad, the Coraalr";
"1182," , " .donls, ' "Ex. elalor." 'Hla
watha." "HorTora, "Ra Ib, -RoblnBon
end ' llonte i 'arlo "
Edward E Rlce, who hai had a long
r-aroor ;i? ;? tli. atriml tnan.iL-. r. pla>'?
a travelHna atock cinnpan) when a boy,
but early aave ap a.tinK ?? a prol
and entered the emplo*a*nienl ot theCunard
Steamahlp Company, In BoBton. At thal
time ho mel .i. .'?? Iwln, a Boa?
ton newapaper man, wlth whom h. wroti
the burieoqu. "Evangeline ' ln 18*1 Mi
Rlce arranared for the production of tbe
) urleeque at Xlblo'a Garden, which Charlea
n. Thorne bi d I Bddj. th. tiaa. dian,
wen thon manaalna. end there pn
it nn July tt. The manaaera pald the ex
Hon, n Ith ti ? ? ?
, ? th. aalary of Wllliam H Crane, whom
Rlce wanted to plaj the part of the
notary- Thla waa Crane'a Brai BTeat ap
portunity. Though II waa mldaummai
"Evangeline" dld a bualneaa of I7.B00 for
tho two week* an.l won th,- pralee of tho
Irrltics and the applauae of tho puhllr.
Rlce waa nol Batlafied wlth thr pro?
duction, and reaolveti to take it baeb to
Koston Tho followintr Jtjno. II7S, b
icaif it B aumptuoufl production. worth
the tirst American opera bouffe
This waa hia Btart ln the mai
businoss. and it t.hp aleo hla Brat ?
atmn wlth Henry ?"? Dlxey ln ona of
tho popular picturea llluatratlng Longfel
Inw'a poem, Evangeline la ahowi -
aim thrown lovlnglj. about the nech of s
beautiful helfer. Rlc. tred the Idea
i,-' maklng a cermedy character
helfer. Henry B. Dixey, then a vouth nf
ilxteei applled for tho poaltlon of the
fmnt lega of the helfer ami wa
rolled in that capa Ity. and Rtchard Oold
< >? wa enaaa*ed to till the rear legi
atarl of 8 partnerahlp betweei
Rlce and Dlxey, which culmlnated in the |
th" llghta were ehol out, and tho girla
and their eacorti dodged for th.- near
osr protectlon.
?fbg ? - - ? pied only a few eec
i;ii\\ \ Rl ? i Kl i
?r*-*-.<i? i- tl'-ii of "Atlonla" arhlch r?n for
? rformaneefl al the BIJoti Theatre,
ln Kea Tork, flnd mui- fortunea for both
n.'T,
t atar tn-.lay xxhn ha*
n*.t ,-it s'.tn* tlme xx..il.*.i for Mi
''Bvana*. lln*. erved to Introduee
xx. 11 kn..xx ii stars afl William ll
hivi !
I.iilian ? ? Bl I I.iii'..n. R?l ? ' v
for tt a laal nai ? I I aai mm h agalnat
hla arlll that Mi R i *ngag ' ?' sh*'
... i-Tifl-d fo H?rrj '''
i: .. 'i mual. al dlrr* l
; .? aa v* ? ' ' ? ' ?
? -
...... ? . . nfth *
arheol to thi
; . . tho fan
Mi R ? thal Mlai
i ? ? . . ? ?? ?
of th* rreal ?
f n ?
. rai of thfl
. ? ? ? ?? ? m |
.. man who
fp'tn ? gaping xx.. ind in Ihi
. thr. \ Ini" Into
? thal had '
tak** thi to I
li ,-i mnmi nt thi
and a*aa driven to ' >?? ?
pltal v ? ii nt1< glanc< al th*
rafflecd Dr Hartael lo fltati thal
di ??' H. ?? ia later Id
ki willl i.'. ' I'Bhaughni
Patrolmi n Dier*
, d | ? . f tu,. Ill
U fronri l ne of thi
ahoottng. Th* f.x*. daahed int..
nt ai N" 141 Wflfll Btth fltn ?
ran to th.. third floor, where the: brokfl
T.x.. men, alleg..1 to ba
felgning li ? ; arere taki
88th Btr? ? I i tai loi a*here
thelr namflfl aa Jamefl Collina I ?????
orer, ol N*o ?? ?? Wflfll
67th atreet, an-l Charlei Ro kei iwen*
ty-ta .> ? eara old, ? di Iver, of !
Nlnth avenue Both wen harged xx ith
bomlclde.
Th<- pollce round* ri np more than ?
dosen perrnnfl arho a*er< In thi roomti
of tl . Mld > fl) i 'ini- al th*** tltrn of
Ihr Bhootlng ?nd look ihern tr, th..
p..ii**f atal lon, ? h< re th< ??? ? r<
tlon<'!
Aa th< ? nal lon araa belng hald
a telephone mraaagfl xx.*- ? td
from Rooflcvell Hoapltal tn tha effect
thal ? n >n h id Iu -t aralkfl d lo lha
xxith a bad bullfll around In
his rlghl thigh. Thinklng h*- mu*-t
have been ahol iti th? melee, dctectlvea
tf.ok th>- two pi
Rc-cker, before hlm When h< gaied
he app*i ared to be actlng und< r
sr,m. cr*-.' mental atraln. He aald h?
hr\'\y Collina, bul retused lo Idenilfy
eitfci r ri havlng been al thfl dance.
Tb? two prlsonerfl wojro fl-ommltted to
th* Tomba.
Deteetlvflfl aald th" hfld found tbfl
cixxm-r "t thi le arhlch c-urlad
O'Shaughneaay lo Rooaevell HoapltaL
Detcctlvfl Mulligan locatad tha fluto
blle, xx in. h iv owned by Edward Pot
t*-r. nf S i Antonin, T*-x . flfbfl I" n"*
?topping nt tha Hotel Woodward, n
thi*-. r 11 >?. Mr. Pnttf-r flald bfl flrflfl kflflP
mg lh** .*nr In h **nra**'- fll No. **7 IV< fll
Kiid avenue, rrariicd bjr th** Colt-Strat*
tnti i v.tnpany.
Daniel i?aKa*4*tt. an employfl told thfl
deteci hortly aftar l o'clo k
t/eflterda) morning flflvflral young m. n
t-.i-l hlm a tnan had been Ahol ? block
away, and thay wanted an automob'lfl
t< tak** hlm tr, ;( hoflpitaL Dtaflrgetl
?aya h< tooh Potter*a >ar. which \xan
neareal thfl door, and niflhed ta thfl
Ifldway Club, where O'Shaughne-wy
wkj plflCCd iti th** a'ltn an.l tak> n !.#
RooflK tffllt HoflpitaL
SLEW HIS DINNER HOST
Guest Didn't Like Way Food
Was Prepared.
Po ighkeepfllc N 1 Aug M Thoma
ii Klmlln aaa fatally flhol by Lorensa
Barretl near Hopawell Junetlon ..t iMflti
I Bflm ll i- ln lha lall Itflv*
charge-d xvitii murder. Mra CaUharlnfl
HflVflna, arho araa praaenl al th? ttmfl ot
the Bhflotlni Ifl held as ? aitnaefl
Barretl Ifl flevantj yeatni old an<i Kimlln
'!'!]?? two men and Mi* Havanfl ati
rli'.iif-r tOgethar an<l H?rr.-lt l nfnpla1n??<l
nf the manner In arhlch Klmlln ha.i pre?
pared tha food. Whlle Klmlln waj dane
Ing aboul ihe floor xx ith Mra Havena
Barretl bacama angetrad. \ Quarrel foi
lowed Knd flrhcii Klmlln v*;*iko*i nut of
thfl .I....I hc arflfl followfld by Barrett, wh..
la flllcgcd tfl hava picked np ? rifl**. with
whlch he flhfli Kimhn through thfl baaii
After belng broughl t>. |all Barretl t?**M
thi autlwrlttflfl he flnd Klmlln had bad ?<
quarrel iii ytort ago, during xxhi.-h Klm*
lln thraahflM hlin After bfl had murrler*-.!
Kimiin. Barrett, flceordlng tn th*. autharl*
tlrs, xxalk<-*1 ba*"k Into the bOUfle an'i toM
Mra. Havena that "he ha*1 tixed hlm.'*
$2
FOR CITY EMPLOYES
180-Cent Fish. Hothouse To
matoes and Perfumed Soap
Also in Discard.
Ireforms SAVED MILLIOIMS
Citizens Committee Praises
Fusion Estimate Board for
Business Methods in
PurchasingSupplies.
How tho fusion Board al Batlmata
| oarne.l Tamm.in.vn onmitv by bltrod .<-'
in^ I,.. ina rnetboda In tho parehaalna
nf < ity auppltee, thera bj Bavlng miiiions
of doiiars. aad boa Tainrnany legtalatora
al Albaay preveated ??< furthei reductloa
i_ gnti "i I. to M.a>aa.oai by
defeating lagtalatloa latroduced at th- ro
,,... itlofl Bf tl" fUBlOBlBta, art- told In one
of tho aducatlonal Btatemeata <?f tho <*iti
?gena Municlpal < Jornmltti ?
Ttio atatement, laauea4 laal nlght. ln
[,,',-t r.'ii"w
Twenty bjHIIob dollai - i rear la ex
pcnded bj i-1 dapartmeatal pureha
?genta for auppllea for the Clt] of Watw
York Very few prtvate buglnaaa con
eerna buy auppllea In Buck large ojtian
ntv ir the prcaldrnt of e bualaeae coa
, , rn with a trnth of tbe clty'a
?uppl] organlaed .-. a; atem thal perm tb d
Ibe pul' baaa of tho Mme kind ol
af tho Him.- tlme .<t ?< hall ? ?
.-..t prleea. and tha aapplylng lo employei
nt expenarve perfomed soap, dleti
;,,,,] ?. getabtea out of a aa * I
tomato. - and eantalouai ? at *
would nol only be dla harged bul wool I
i? M dla. redlted thal hi would ni i
gi i b ?? i. luto tha ? on pai
-Tamman! control of Ihe
....... ... ? t kind of a
. d waateful ayati tn. ?'??? tra tora
,,i irith the profrtable bualm
aelllna to the i Ity wi re n
tba frienala and adherenti ol 1
Tamman) bavlng been dlamlaaed from tha
rontrol of tha rit) governmeni ln the
, I,.,., .. ' ? - ild be ao thorfl igblj
...
foi i, ? !? tion iti l?l?i
? ti,.. . , ? Board of Eatlmat. ?<? ? \\
. . . ? ? mad. ' ? ' ?:
?
... *. nsympa
? ? Tamn .- ? l al
...... ? pl pur
?? ? ?
The atatement 1
... ren t tt uted
? . ? ? . lnn"\ati..tv I I
. the city. X glven of
... mi
... ta wbicb |
. ? . 1 ' ?'
iment ' -?? ??**
it I - '
. ? . ? t of
.... rerred I ^ lh'
. ? | ,_????- .' i 1 n b bj a la
tiatt-an
Tho Btatemenl ends v '
' ,rtha-r f-rwai'l BtBO tnnard elim
? , -. ?
ad thli th*
?
? , ? ? . plan for a ....
. iy worked out
partmenl I f Eotlmal
? ? ln tha Laeglalature
. . . ? ter cn
? | ? '?.L It mooU
IU between 13 BM Ml aad $i.
?
? it would ?!" Bwai wlth '.''? purchae
.... ,n- departn eata and
eentrallae tha purehaae of auppll. a li ona
ofja.ce, 4,, that lha r ty maj ln
.... . ? ? ? ? altl ' ? ?
.. ,n cost rt'H Murpl y conl
!.,_:<.!.,? ir, end eatanaeejueatl) I
. ,i erter etitendment for < reetlng tha
? .,i pur. haalng b ireau ? .? 1.1
?In thla, aa in ? lha i llnt - - pn l
i rajsai ? ? " and trulj n pn - i tatl ?
. ~, . tntmenl aee ? lalm ? I] thal Un
? Board "f ' ' ''"'" ? "'"
Kitininc Tho votera mual aaaura ? con
tinuance nf Bntl Tammai trovtramenl m
order that this work ma: be rarrled
war,i ' 'tti. ? wtee Ihi . ogreaa n ide arlll
b.- gulckly Bai*renderi d "
BUSY VISIT FOR HALDANE
As Gncst of Bar Ass'n Lord
Chancellor Has Full Schcdulo.
rrom lha Bierai nl ol l arrl<.?' and
during hla trip lo Montrea to atl. nd the
. u of the American Bar Aasoctatlea
untll i"- boarda tho Lualtaala on hts re?
turn learner. ??-oid lanldana **- '' ,!"
4- ;. ^t ,,f thi bi aoi latlon.
\ , ordhtg t" preaenl plana ha wlll bare
llttle apare ttnae Ho la to dlna at tba
Metropolitan Club, Inapecl Weal Polnt,
ettend a dlnner gtven bj Pn Ideal Kel
logg of tho Amorlc-in Har A"so< iatlon iti
Montreal. and ho Introduced to tho bar
. latlon by tha Chfc I Jaattee of tbe
Buprarae Court of ihe Unlted Btatei Ha
4\!ii then dellver hla addreae. and later
reeetve aa hanaeary degrac from McGUI
n.iv. i ;? ii. wlll ba thi goa et "f honor
;,t a dlnner t" ba glvea bj th. MlnJator
nf Juatlce ei the H ta aad the dlnner ia
t.. i, followed h ;i fi'i'tlon Ib th<* cal
lariea "f tha ari aaaoelatloa "ti babalf
if do Domlnlon gavernraent. He wlll re
i . ,, to Maa Torb \ weeh from to-nigiit
lyipl llal'laiia's xtm- I- tn li.- -o l.rl-f
lhat BO ln\ltation<j to prlvato entetrtatB
menta int\'- baaa aeeeptad ln Mi behalf.
iio uili apend Prfday atghteeetna ;" ?*s'a?
Vork; Baturday mornlna al i? e'ctoch r.,
Wlll i<l..rl for Weat Potnt "n Mr Moi
gan'a ataam racbt ihe Caraalr after tha
revlew be aill leav. fnr Albaay on a
apeclal traln. Al n p m. tho part) will
leave for Montreal Bunday ho wlll -pond
Btghtaeeing, glring the reel ef hla tlaae
tti tho eagageaaenta already made fnr him
e
MULHALL CHARGE "FALSE"
Philadelphia Labor Union Re?
port Favors Feeny 5 to 2.
Phlladetphta, An?, m .'harR-os mada
i,oit.ro tho s.-ririt.. lavaattgatrag rammtt
t'-. by Martln M Mulhbll agalnat PYaak
iVrnv, a labor leadar "f this dty, arera
declared to ho "falae" ln a committee re>
port aeeeptad i>\ tho Central i?-?bt,r Uaton
horo to-da\
Th' committee was appotated last
month lo InveHiiKatr rharffov that Feeny
had boon on M.ilhall's pa\r'>ll ami had
aaatated hlm t<< hroak a priatera1 istnko iM
this olt>v
Plva momhor-4 Blg ned the m_,.i"rity te
t'ort. whiio st mlnorlti report aaklas thM
Jiidgiaaitl ho auspeeded araa ri?rnod by
two membera.
UNFETTERED HUSBANDS
DINE IN FESTIVE JAIL
Birthday Banquet Behind Ludlow's Bars an Orgy
of Free Speech for Alimony Club, Which,
Alas! Self-Centred, Keeps Joy Confined.
Lata yemerday artaraoon -jvime the
tJdfl ot bflflflty an*l fflflhlON ?*?? ??* at
flon.i in Orand fltreflt. thr-.- flgflurfld flrerfl
?aflfi tfl fltflfll from th- erOWd, turn thfl
rorntr mt.. Ludlow street and MUtloualy
apptroach ti..- eouaty Jail. Arrl-red in front
nf th? Kiiiii pnrtai. they heflitated an.l
held a whlflpcred c*onvflr?atlon. Th?n on?
nf the me., mOVfld forWflrd an.l knn.k.H
once. twlee, thrflfl tlmea Biiddenly ??<
hand from the insi-le fumWed xxith a fllldfl
that rovered a tmy op.nin-: ln th.- door
land a fltera fa.*- appeared. The man on
the outatde flpoka f..r a momenl e?rnfl?t
bnplortngly; th.- faee muttered ?
growllng reply an.l diflAPpCflrfld. Agfllfl
? the atlda movfld into placa and aii trrafl
latlll. Th" tn. i. in ti"*- atraflt arflltad In
I,, fea mlnutea tha faee flgaln apfiaarad
ha tha opanlng. Breethleee, the threa
Uatened for the aflntaocfl that arould aeal
tht lr ?
?\,,.| in' doti . aald I '? fact
"What!" thund? i"i th? ipokeaman of
th. three. noa - " '" ?'
aimulatlon of flentl.nenti dealgned to
n-..-.-' tl:.- < \:u-. lil Iflfl Of tl" "'1?
yOU !?:?:.- to f-l! Ufl th.it thls Aiimonv
Club wlll banquet t....!;,-? arlth no lapart*
. n pn . nf t.. ipread Ihe netvM <>f thelr
banquetlng, th.* hllarlou |oy af thalr
toaati an.! tn*- unconflnad pa-anfl of their
rreedom to an anxloua an.l flflpeetant
world? Do ? nn Riean to aaj that Bdward
P , . pmefl -.- ..f the . iii. noa ln d irfli* ?
-.....? rr.,te tn :( xx- ma rt-rl
world that Btone x..i'N do nol .. prl on
make. n..i Iroi bara a rage, tha' Edward
Pa e>. al.. to-day i elebr?te? th- rorty
flfth flnnlverfl?ry of hia hirth ihall not
rhare hla ? a;.| ? ?? i Illl en
alaved brethren? Do you mean tfl
that ;,11 tl ? i- ? .i *?? -
to-daj. wlth i.lxxar.i Pacey ln the
i m thal i ? ? them lo !;.- I
in a < ruel ither 1 ? mony
thal all tht - ihall ln ii ri
? red, unchronl led flnd
tongue?
? ?u | ? . refuifll wo ?'?< I <
? : . lt wo ild bi an unthlnh*
abla outragi .:?-? averj henpackad
huaband In "^rlatandotn n wa
..j* , repeated tha faee, un
tnn\-e*| "lt *- agin' th.- r\'
.... .. that this banquet i?
nn exent nf national importance. thnt
Ir-nre the approaehlng -.'-niiri*:e of femin
,M., . . ... ol theae baroflfl' K'or o *
lOtr) '" rtaflCflfl r to < ' ?' 11 ??.'? the
to .. laal <le-,perate Btand?
I KMl't ? n : ,.? oa
? Novx. -rt her-*. \Otir-* feller '" BflJd the
.,'1 .1 -it BtUff xou're talkin" arxvit
? ..-.. t a nt aayln' tt aln't. be
- --r| man meael'. Bol
. . Now, theae gentlemen ln
md he p-.mted wlth I Ifl flngflT
? ala'1 invited aobody
. . Thaj hain't Invtted ? ?
.... ,. , . waa afeired noiue
,,-... ? ,-r -.peechen ml-fht fllvei
haln'l invit.'i -.o man ba*
rad ne man eotatdfl ?f th?
,i i, ?? ' ? '?"'*'?."? ? **' i
? ? ? Of t -lr f.-.-lir.'r. An*l ba?
ll tad aaybody II
wouldn'l ?? donfl no good. btwauaa to*
,.,i Bunday fltnl t.n time
to ?,
knoa rhaaa
. ? potnted to th.
-WINDOW DAY" AT FORT
Totten Soon to Warn Neighbors
of Mortar Practice.
Pl | in ih- ???'"?? *>? 1"''rl
Tot1 . warned by I
their wlndowa
?d objectfl ln a - i
rould nol ' ";:"'
,.,..; - ? nrtn? -f th.
mortan Or. ?'?' '?"" '?*,ued !
the praetlefl - *?? ? in* *****
latlona deflnltfl warnlng maj
... time untll :
,,. ,?.. thfl flrlng **omm?**neei rh?n
. . ta th., dlatrlct wl"
,ue.ted to warn thei.
Th.
m .,,?, wiii contlnue untll noon rn?
? nrlng wlll be from " to 11 o'clock.
?- M I.'? fj
.i (1.rlni* the nlghl hourfl
?, nart th? dangarou.
,,;:r;. ...,,,.. ,^4^
, ,.ltWll.? Hewletf. Polnl and Hart"
... ,.n thfl ea*. flnd Throffl Neck
ai?i umeta Polnt. ot. the weat
-BIG SPLASH" A MYSTERY^
Police Search Park Lake in Vain
for Traces of Rumorcd Suicide.
The myaterloufl "big flplaflh '''''.
eurred li thfl Cfl?tml Pnrk Jflkfl ?"**
urday nlght la flUII un*olv?d Ph. Para
Dcpartmanl dtraa*gad lha lakfl aarly yefl
terdai ".>""*' i",', ? tMm**t
p,oyea from Brown'ti boalhonflfl flflflvr?h?-*
for thfl flUPPO"-**1 ?????**; ... ?_.
.,??? Buturfln. of No. ?*?*.
ltM.t and John Wrlght, ut No l"' ';
, , .,,,.,. told Patrolman Hayar. ol MM
?,, .,?,..... -at. Baturdmy nlght,
iha buahe. that flttrt tha Ukfl iam?
lh, Wtat Drlva apportta TUk .treet
;1?(1 thenastmoiBaal thej baard *******
M tj-ei and aomfl flmployafl from the twal
holl ,. ?lHl,i to thfl sp.it polBtfld -Mt by
..M.t . ****** ^ranhniir ,.,.1
lo revaal flnj trtca* ?f **? ***V*ot*4 "m
'''n,,. poHea row think that .f tha rnan
raally lum.-i Into the lakfl .*jw?jj
hls mind and walked oul .Ka.n aa thfl
watar at that polnt Ifl only tom feet *ireP
APPEALS TOCARMODY
Industrial Board Seeks Ruling
on Power aa to Fire Safety.
T1,.. taduetrial t"-ll<' "f ,n,> s,at" L*l\V
D.partmflnl ha> dectdad to flubmll to ?.
?tiirnej Oflrnaral Ihi rjuflfltlflfli of Ita rixht.
lo provldfl for th* flfltflt: ol laotory work*
, ra in bultdlngfl unclar f?*ii fltoriflfl hlgh
i ? paaalng .< rulfl *raqttli*liig "?:" ******
., Ham condltlona nf c??**?pancj and h .r.
ard on.' "."" fltalrwayfl flhall b? Ln*
, loaed in nr.pioof partltlonfl.
Prancifl Perklna ?flcrfltan ,,f tha com*
ralttae on aafety, aiade publie *r*tfltenlay
a auteinant, ln whlch ba mM ll Bflflmfld
. ? ,i.i. thnt bo flarly la the nt.- ..f thfl
board II had bean d?amad rtaeaaflan to
Bflflk an oplnion a*- I.. M> poxv.*r m this
raattei where aettoa ix aa Brgjantly rfl*
qulred Hfl aald
"The reflponalblllty restlng wlth the \t
tornej Oeneral lor an oplnion whlch ;.-.
nol oni) oi ac***ordance \>ifh Uxx. bu! Ifl
acrordanc* wlih th.' re-ieial and human ln
lerr-'t- Involved in the in.luBtrle, of thls
atate, la very grave."
.-oii-.---.iont nnd it ceavenlent togo about
much, and r a'poaa they ereuM kinda lik-s
to aaa yar faaaa, althougti they waaldn't
hava you at thelr banquet Aad l'd I ?
, to lot you pot a lOOh at tho jov of lili
: orty and Independence plcterad ln the
faeea of theee gantlaman. it d do jtoj
1 good. Bul rulea la rulee, aad sher.ff
Harburger"
"gherlfl Harburger!" Joyoualy ehouted
tha threa "He <>i the great, tender, ayra
pathetle heart! v7e aill rall him up an.l
ioii him of Ihla BBtoundlng eaampla ?-f
non-patrlotlam among tha mtnfoaa of his
balllwich He arlll tdephone yoa
atanter thal thla prleon door ahall be
upened and that the preaa shaii buo i r
11.. ,,;,[.-. ted, or tbe oppn ';l be
m jeopardy of the venaeence of New
Vork < ount) . Br I peace '.tt" ? i -'n'1 bla
1 deputlea '
"Huh! Thal wouldn't do no good." an
.. ..,. th. face ' ii"" 'd we knoa H a ?
the Bherif! ? \ ni<-. ,,\ey the 'phone? Any
., ,:,| My ha waa lha Bberiff, aa Mr
as rhat to. ."
p*or eeventcen aeconda tho thrro could
? oi ipaah ?> arord. Not know tho voico of
Jullua! Thal votee, which had eharmed
.. ? ,i.,i nol ra ognlaed eren In tha bii
i esa of tl ? maati r- ihrlaealti !
The thought waa bllahtlna, alckanlag! Il
klllad all hope, all ambltion. all Joy nt
1 Hfe There araa nothlriK tnoro to bo .-ai-1.
Wlth bowed ii.-a.i-. the three turned away
.,,..-?? in rho glddy throag
.? treel
a. tin ? ?? '?>' ?? II appearasd from
ln the Jail door, and th< allda
Into pla< ?
But when the thraa recoa/ered their
? , ? ., mi mba red tho naaae of
Jacoba'a Baker) and Launchroora, arbere
the banquet was to havo rta otigtn. aU
....,,,. | ... ?) irltual llluslon of
Ihe day n"W abattered, thi
to know, at lon.?.t. tho baro material fa< ta
Jacoba'a Baker) and Lunchroom for
? i them. 8a ven meali wer.
.gof aoodle s'nip. roaat
? g , hi' k. n. sa.'ti <'('t I "
, ;,?,! ,-off.-. ? harged to rho wa I
and In th.- i>r... . -s of belng d<
? in i.udiow atreel J;"! Thare
w. r. ri t thi
not oi ai ^'- bloaa
The ua:tor conscated to bear a not. I
? , ? tlng thom to glva
nemca their past *orrow?. thelr
? ? j,,- * end an ? trlaamliigB thej di
g| ?. ?! ii add
Tho n.ito -vas rofirnod fr'-m the jail
with tha nako'i coba of Bwaet eoro Upon
li ? . written tha Bnal meaaaga of
rhere la no banquet home
hei I "
vot tho watter declared that tho m
tbe) ata wltb an abandon knowa rn'>v lo
? ? nre free and that they an ra
very, ver- merry
I ??, ... threa had a lali ? i'
...... t pei idi the) paaaa i
ner of LaUdlow atraet for a
.. ... tbo frowning aralla of lha
Pi rhapa II waa onl) tha laugbter ol
wind or r*i" rattio nt ? paaatng puahcart
hui the) faii'-iod they heard In tha ?
of the prtaon tha erorda of an oM
famlliar soni*
i. -r - t llear )ell Ib a ?
TRAIN KILLS FIVE IN AUTO
Crashes Into Chicago Motoring
Party at Crossing.
i hlcago, A ig -' "ve paraona arera
kllled and threa Injured whon a Monon
paaaenger traln. tho Hooaler Umltad,
atruck bb automobile het**een Cedar
I^ake an.l Bt John'B, Ind.
Tho dead are Aleaander H RuMn,
? r. ,,. | ,..,.|di gnd Ml* Lootaa RuHn
nnd ehlld. All llved ln Chl< ago
Loula Kubln Bnd laadore Bchlller
w, re injured, bul wlll raeovar.
Tht automobile waa croaatiif tho
im- k al a grada rroaalng twahra miles
touth "f Hammond, ind.
Th- traln waa atopped ami tho dead
nj ired wi r. brought to thla clty.
T
?SMALLEST PAINTING' HERE
Landscape on Grain of Corn Re
turncd After Years in Europc.
,??, len, N J . Aug "-t After an ab
rencr ot nearly half a century, the
amalleai r?ll palntlng in th-^ world haa
bei n retun ed to the artlat a bo palnti 'l
it Ha i- Samuel T. shtiit/. of No 522
p.v-iri atreet, thla clty, arho aleo baa i
itudlo ln ? llmlngton, Dd. Tha aror*
of art. "ii a grain of corn, has been ln
Ehirope alnce Brhulta, then a youth of
nineteen, palnti d lt, ln IMS. al Lan
?. i. Penn.
Tha grain of corn waa grown at
Wheatland, the home of Jamea Bnch
anan, al Law aatei *Vhen M. Buch
nnandled, In li*l BchuttBi thea ?i atu
,,, nt. want to Wbi atland to etew the
body of tha ei-prealdent and plcked up
nn '-.ir of corn on the eetate.
Hla preceptoi Biiggeatad th.it ho
I'.-uiit a tnitii.ituro on one of tha gralna,
ind ll waa hts idea, ??' tirst. i" palnl ??
portrall of Mr. Buchanan. Plndlng that
the t.-.sk -ould nol I"- BccotnpltstM tl. ha
returned to acenlc mlnlature, In which
ho waa aucceaaful.
Th.it -,'iiiirtii nearly a year, and the
young arilsi wasted nearl) every grain
m tha ear before ha attceeadad. II waa
declared a maaterpleca and was aent
to EBurope, where ll aranl flroni "ne art
<?. ntra to anot her.
I'nr many yaara Mr Bhulta board
nothlng of hla llttle palntlng untll aav
rrni wai ka ago when tha grain "f corn
waa H.-nt 10 him fi"in H'llin. Jl? now
has it Bt his studlo in Wltmlngton,
?. a - -
SODA FOUNTAIN BLOWS UP
Injures Five Persons and Badly Dam
ages Drug Store.
ProTldenra. Aug. -i Tha axploalon af a
aoda fauntatn In a vTaatmaaBter stro, t
drtlg .-toro to-dav inlimd flv.- pemona.
Includlng Mr ..nd Mra Hugh T Ken
nr.lv. who were etrueb b) a aiga blown
from tha bullding aa the) wora paaalag
on tho otlior .ni.U of tha BUreol
Plea plate glaaa wlndowa of thi drua
More woro abattered. Tba damage
amounted to J-.OtW.
^'xF
Rs/ajnA
Good nsorning to Inn* ?ood
ni^lit clothes.
1200 suits of pajania.**.
Plain white and plain colors,
neatlv trinuiKil.
$2.00 reguUrlff.
$1.15.
lT.'j b ? t h r ob es -Ughl
weighl Hannels, cheviots and
ratines.
108 regulariy 8.3.00.
70 regulariy ^7."A).
$2.65.
11 TllF. niTII **T. sTORK ONLY.
A f* c n e r a 1 dean-up in
Sporting Goods.
Hods. recls, fishing lines,
nets, aneroids, baromcters, dog
collars, opera ^la.sscs, tield
lx 1 a s s c s, a few cclebratcd
Hicks thornionictcrs. a quan
titv of liammocks, and several
salt water oanoes at price*.
small enotlgfa to <H1 Vm at
sight!
ROGEH PER Company,
Three Broadw?y Stores
at at tt
Warren St 13th St 34th St
AMUSEMENTS.
M.1\ TOBK'I IJ5ADING I'HI'XTKEs.
EMPIRE MON. SEPT. I
JOKN DREWMLCHAD0
GLOBE ; TC-NIGHT
Mutin***" l RICHARD RATfU
*Vn,'ICARLE WILUAMS
* *? THI IIOI.I 1,1111
K..l-*rt 1- \eii. IX ill Real,
l?..r..|h\ M'ebb. ? heriflal. **ini;>?..n. al<\
LTCEUM j CPt'NS THUR
Where Ignorance Is B!is*:
cvuiiflu i '
Pr* i - ? '
kMl Ixl RBOfl KRR.'R'R iVANO M ?T
xiiin . SEPT i? MIATI illl It.
JII.IA SANDERSONI
i Hk -i v-MiNl fl.lKl.. I 'amthera.
NEW AMSTERDAM . . ^
_ v Kal -?'
Kl ('.Kl III I I *? 1 \*?1 ! IV! lh'
Msmmm
>l>e. ..il | ;ihor DW) Ma'.. X|on.. *?**pt |.|
?g- COHAN'S
|*?il'l I \l' mi. i.? *l ifl HATTNEI H Hi
POTASH & PERLMUTTER
fi i inv
ILIUi . iiyaat
Announcement ! !
No ",.;' anca ' tra ? Blgat flflf
.-,'.? ? \ " ? flat. aaaa
? ' ? -*
- - - - ' Hj fl>"<
Run Reaumed Thuraday, Thia Week
RICHARD BENNETT
GRAND
Damaged Coods
j v. 2!* j. ?? Kl Ml '?
, ? pn * HrtnkT Pankr.
HIPPODROMEVlT'^r
AMEKICA
WINTER QARDEN \*IT
i ni PAH8IM1 i t ? ? ?' flf
fcHOR <?l I'l ; I -
Playhouse " \SS?.
THE FAMILY CUPBOARD
_?*?_.
a'o'TU ?_*?** Bff-lnn!"."
lolU 3li TO-MORROW KlOMt
KISS ME QUICK
f Mth **t. Maal. Hall. I *? "M|
'Br lewFields-* All Aboard .%??_
...III Mlill.T THEATRE.
iti in 11 x?i wMirrr
1.1 KM 1HI..1H1.. KveiilBfla fl:l**.
r -
Joaeph -antl*. When Mr-Hi'i*1 ??"" T? '
MWIM 1 I I IIH l - lli-a'r- - ?'?
I n c i-*-*""*
PAIACE OPENS SEPT. I
SUPREME VAUDEVILLE
. v i>. i FR1TZISCHEFF
oPRXfl rn HORACE GOLDIN
THE NEW xiinmi i?" i-R_
-
PRICES .,, _ " .M*
DAII.T1 * \, '
EVESIs!
< Bt hel R
LONGACRE '', ,? -JK s^XjS
"ADELE" g."
PODT LAURETTETAYLCI
tun Lf . ?<
ELTINGE ? u ???
ASTOR a.nuo VADIS"
1 * ' ,a#a?
5TU AUf N 'n .'"??
m avl ?,
PellxMaii
Hiiif^F *31i ?*
UNION SQ. ,,??? ,>? XI K-argOJ"
, , ,. , ., ? I.haa*1 ' ,,
ACADEMY "Sfrwfe
A|.x KKII-iKMKNTfl VNP ""^^''SSS
fo, Ihe Tribun- r-reived at tht ' [*?,
Ofl . so Iflfl*] t?re?dway. *Mtflr<?ta -?'?? ??"
ITtfe a?.. untll ? oclock v- *-*?