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PN SAYS HELL Kl,
BUT IGNORES HENNESSY
Will Appomt Man of "Large
Legal Experience" to Follow
Charges of Corruption.
DENIES FORREST'S STORY
Never Discussed Sulzer's Im?
peaehrnent at Delmonico's?
Also Says He Had Nothing
to Do with Stilwell Case.
...
?"????
m oi
. . . the
ihu-- - ? l**m
-e ot
johr. ? ? ssv. the ''?*'
that lf < lovernor Glynn would ap*
. iitoi not eonnected aith
? aeral Cai mody
,, . . . uce ta fara hin ahow*
. . ? ?? tat?
? : tiie ,.,11
I i. ??'
! have no tie.-ii- to replj dlrectl) >>r
be .aid. "to anv staU-mtiit
.lohn A Henm ? ? al
a publicl? ? It wai m) Inten*
name a ? i ?* '?'' ' ll'""
i man of large
i up a i chi
. laUori to ?
- am fanul
the aftalri. of the etate gtr
na ? ?" '
folten
. of chargea when tbe
Justir,,
Points to His Record
lavi -t:.-:--!-:. bj Contro
? ? of*
feci hut was Intended u> protect aud
Tbal m
? s reeulted ta ; -ood
?ted. Al thi tlme .:
ona Mr. Hughea erai
_r,u mv Inveatlgatloni wer<
. .j in su-b and wlth
non-partlaan purpoai fo'
thf. , . d, ihat they met wlth tbe
nnd commendation of
:.. krvei of u?_
? ?
. oufcht to be a
thal _o long as my ol
. ol tin departrm i ?
. ,re Inveatlgatlon ioi the pro
,. ? ment ol the publli
onducted "ith ibor*
ptneea ano with all tbaj
which I ai ? ol ? ?*
rheni w hi atlonfl
? ,;?-? mi to
im t" i>e conducted
i?3 conducted for the publli good, b> the
apabta o: proof.
- ? .-??'?' tbe pub
01 for the purpoee ol reckli
words, m\ Inveatlga*
?
... . nol : polltlclana
or m
-os n.ade Jn the Xew rork eam*
jaj \\ Porreet, af tius dty,
tbat ha waa preaenl al a meeting at
. ortteo*! ht whi.h the impeaehrnent
0f oo*rera - wai "aadded upon."
Denies Forrest's Story.
. -r. unquall*
" s.nd Ulynn.
"Wh
dinner at Delmonlco'a al which -Mr.
hm. nt vv,,- UPOII
an absoiut- fataehood l i
?
zcr at Delmoi Mtt
?
ar.v-v ? ? ere lt wae dli
i he atteni ?
n.r at D*J bnonl - but
that II waa '- fore an) diffi enei
nd thi Damo
.
? an>l
t be <
.
. had anv p ? him.
far as I .
truth ln the itatement." he
>,,, one ? V-- apohi to
BtitweU, or evet
nevei expreeeed
act to an> ona
v, p pernuttei! to make any
aement
. ?? tbOUghl of tbe
-
. on to
? ? utlve clen ?
... i ,n
brought to my attention
. tiie allghteet justit- al
tn) name In eonnection
11
Inattan for
i
. ?-?
AUTOMOtlLI RUNS OVER BOY.
M, , \ .i . Oct M M.ioi.i
thlrteea ranni oat, son of Ta\ Ool
. ? -.,ne| Karr.. was knocked down
iiri'fi run over by an Butomoblle owned by
Lelaad MltrtieU, of n, w Vork thi* gfter*
noon, *rii. ii... araainjured Interaallj Th**
* llHllff. Ur st'ir.r.i (J th. -:' I tl? f I ?'' i
v ii.-, is had paaaed ..??? tha lad'j
-Mr MltChelT, wh.. a | ' th*- mrt'-liii." I
with his family. dragg* d ' oung Karti fpun
ritni* raeatli tha arbeeli ai ,! earrled hn:.
int*. his bome
JUSTICE'S PAY ATTACHED
Richard T. Lynch Must Satisfy
$2,966 Judgment.
\t * ge ' lon agalnal tne ualarj of
Juatlce Rk-hard T. Lynch, of ih*- nv
Court, was sipnorl yooterda* bj Jusii *?
Pendleton, ol the Bupreme Court. The
xalary <if Jua.l--e Lynch, emountlng lo
si.'.HHi a year, vmii be garniaheed and
;*i per eenl a IU 1" taken <> il until tho
judgmenl agalnal him. emountlng to
f_.lNJd, is l.iid
Thi Judgmenl araa obtalned on Au*
guel 20 hv anna \v. Baldwln, Inl
Queena County.
HENRY A. ROBINSON L0*ES
MetropoUtan Railway Lawyer's
Disbarment Upheld.
Air..:. \ < ii t _ Thi i 'ouirt of appeala
.., .;' order to-daj r.f thi Appellate
Divlaion. Ial Department, dlabarrlng
\ Roblnaon, of Nea Tork, for
??i fot thfl Mi tropolltai
Rallwa) t'ompan)
Roblneoti vv,,s charged arlth rnalpracUce
an*l unprofeaatoiUll ? rondUCt m Bl !
, a -.. ndlturt i r.f an Improi ?
t,. hlnder, delay and
aetlona brought agalnal tlM rall*
araj company.
irlngi before th* Bar Aaao*
. latioi he refuaed le answei q i
aboul paylng pollcemen for teetifytng and
rmi peld to do< t. > al
tendlns plalntiffa ln cam In whi.h thr
Metropolltan Btreel Rallway ' ompany
defendant He wa i diakarri d ln
?
TROOPS TO QUELL MINERS
Colorado Strikers and Guards
Fight Their Nineteenth Battle.
Trlnldad, Col . Oct. 3 B Ith a .-tat. of
rrectlon declared and militia en the
y , ge. n.. of hoatllltii 9 J" enforce
law. the nineteenth battle be?
tween mine guard* and atrlklna i
II, S" ithi - n ? olorado oal lh Ida flrau
m daj lighl until I > o'cloch to- |
niuht ln "J.rvvin! and Haatlngfl canonal
and the hil idjacent , |
? i,-r. a ii. ? ? "ard, j
?..,,. , wer. arounded, ln*
. -wr. chiidren al Tabaeca Cllaton
t Haatlnga, a marahal, araa
. . n the 1 "' ai i loui itrlken arere
\* ounded.
The ii'wii of Haatlngi laed. Tha
w unen and chiidren are congregated In
rar houae ind beJd?ig lfl aald ta
be riddled with bulletfl aa ? reeull r>f to
? bombardmenl and slmilar r*-pnrts
? Hved from ih-' campa ol Delagua
B nl Tar..
KILLED BY WIRE AT SEA
Corporal Dragged Overboard
at Mine Planting Practice.
Trtbuaa ?
N.-vv I.ritirlon. .'out. i't M Whli- Bt
fmiitinir te dlaentimgle ? arlre caMe on
the stcamrr rjenei_1 Ayrea etartnc mlne
? ting ri_inceuvrea to-daj Cerporrd Jol n
Hut; Bteppe. Into ?* '"li arhleh araa
being r n OUl OVei the nt.-rn and trafl
. ;,rri. .1 t.r thfl bottom of l lardlm
it is believed his t><.*)\ waa almoal l .
haif bj tbe
? boati and tln ? ? an hed
?,,- aev< il h. ? bul Falled l
-... corporal'i body, aad II la thoughl tba
? diit into th-- ?" ?
? 'I,- a? . idenl i" - im .1 ?' mlle and a nalf
? - f Plum Islan*.
? ? bi oi tbe W I
? ? ? lei v. w hlch was detalled
1 ? nv, pium laland, foi prac*
tn*. ln mlne planting H< araa twenty
elght yeara old ?inr: had been a Bnember
nf tii*- compan: foi foui ? eara
? a
$1,000 A MONTH FOR PROBER
Salary of United States Investigator
of New Haven Fixed.
-,. Tb* Trlbona H iraaa 1
Waablngtoi i Thi compi
of T W Qregorj Bpeclal Aaaifltanl At
Oeneral, arho was dealgnated by
tha Attornej Oaaei?I te laveetlgata the
\,w fork Sea Haven i Hartford Rall
,,,,,,! ;n purauan. <? to ti"- "?_
t ra.- Interetate Comraerca Com
miMl . u 880 ? month >i<i aa
from M'<> '->? the eat- I ?
;,, thi arork aecordlni t,, thi
Oontroller ol thfl Treaaury
-inn.- crlth lam aboul tbe
amount thal the Attornej Oeneral Bhould
P0j t,,: .\ir Qregory'fl Bervlcea and thi
mattei araa referred to the Controller of
Treaaury ControUer Downe) held
[thal the queation lu oni whlch Mr llc
iRaynolda haa powei to declde afl long ga
.u arlthln th. approprlatlon pr
vided foi trust buratlag
.. taylor.
LEON TAYLOR NOW
NEW JERSEY'S GOVERNOR
Youngest Executive State Has
Ever Had Won Speakership
Over Prcsident's Opposition.
;':,,,,, ., .-.,if , orreapondeal ot Th* Tribune '
Trenton, Oc] ."? Lewn Taylor. the
youngeal Qovernor New Jeree* ever had,
I-. Btate Houee to-daj
l.v Chance)Ioi tdwtn R Walker Mi
Taylor, who I h rt paal tbe requlred age
of thirty, take* the plaee on? n. d b)
Prealdent IVIInon hecauai Im Ii gpeakei
of the Houae
Sea Jerae hai ne lieutenant Oov
Brnoi thi i i>-"?' ? nf . Benate taklng
this ptai. a h< n he li oul ol thi
. ns Jamea 9. Kleldei ?i," hai
, iai .ctlni im ? >v.Iroa
M llaeei i ? - . m li -" to W aahlngton,
k:ivi up the offlce I 'hat thi "
could be no doubt i to the conatltutlonal*
it> of his eli, ? li n shoukl he > ?
Tueadai
, .; , ,.' ... .-???? '. ? ? ;,b -ut
,-p. .,.<? ? 11 ? ? ? nor to
dav is thal i Dppoeed for tbe
Bpeakeral enl Wilaon and hia
Ment eian i liariefl O'Connor
n,.i ni pwj brotl ? ? of thi Mea ,i <? . inv. i
? .. ? oi wai the enl . hui
,,i.re.t.
Qorernoi Tayloi ? "anuthpaw." foi
ha algned th. oath ??' "thi ? wlth hi*- left
hand Mi Ti . " ? ! ? '
Thomas R Tn'ioi, who tfl chaplaln ol th.
Btate Pi Taylor wen tbi
io .?,.!!_? itul tte th< Th
nea i ioi ernoi ? al tvoi fea ?? ?
from Ashurv I'.-nk ln M<?1
ty. He ta i ? ."'
FINN A CHESS MARVEL
Gives Remarkahle Exhibition
of Simultaneous Play.
jullui Plm emtwhlle atal ? t ham
pion jin.i rh. b idll fl -xp'in-rit of MtndfoM
? of the
. oaaeful aimultaneoua exhlbltlons
ever recorded In thi terda: wh-r.
he played .i^.-iins: twenty*four oi
at th?- room- ol ii" Rlo Cheaw Club and!
won twflnty-two gamea li ???? '! rpa
of thr.e hot:r?.
Comblned wltl
_inviit.-iM-' m ehi .-?...
game w Itbo it m ?
hoard, teel nl< allj .-. "blladl
Thla he drea wlth M-.v. BHaa 01 tiie
tw. nt) .thr. e gamea '
?
wai
tbe
h- v on twenl
rlrew 01 ?
Tb- game he I ie1 ln thi
agalnat i "harli ? Bi let handli
drawn irami i wlth B. Fuen
Hia ol
wood, !?' D Ut ni iton i' E Bew
Kli m bn-'. lt T. K<
li.itrls 9 Mearaon, M Bataman, M A
.-?oi.,- Prtedman, M M.re, I -
. m... , ? Dr. Bi bleelngei I Muhl*
hafer, 9 L Hunl 9 Heeabarg end tt.
Zuckerhota.
EDITORS PICK M'KELWAY
Elect Him Chairman of Pulitzer
School Advisory Board.
?
t-i,i.,y
.-i Clali M-Keiwa
Brookl) n I ?al j I
ei... ted chalrman ol the adtrteo rd
lhe PuHUer Scl ilumbta Unl*
reratt). lt wii om "f the Bl
tbe board in.s beW une- Um Bchool *?:
Journallflm wai organiaed.
Blnee the di ath ol W bltel ? ?? Ri d laal
w int-i, tbe chalrmanihlp had )?? i ?
< ant
Tbi board had no! vl Ited Columbli as
:, ho.'.- .-j11? ? th. completion of the nevv
Journaltam l lldim and aftei tba meet*
inp lhe st: rn t'ir. I BCtl .1 '.n 1 \ -
? ..ti Wilitanu ? -plalro d tbi feal '
thi oaa bul ?
Tho*.- pn m nl wen Ralph PuIH
of th- foundei ol the acbool; ?' I. Heat*
UI. of "The Mea fort World"; I li.
Mlller, of "Tb- ,\.' v Yoik 'I lnI) -' I. 1*
Mltchell of "Tbe Bun"; M< Ivlllc E Btor* ,
o; Th- Aaaoclated Preaa; Bamuel Bowta*,
of "The BPringfteld Republican' Anfifl
Bhaw, of lh? Pulltaei eetate, ind Bl lal
Mi Ki vv.iv. of The Brookl) n Ragta.'
<A*Ttolb. (_Wta&(^^ Co
? ___-__- ,
Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Filled. ? Telephone Gramercy 5100.
Special Wednesday & Thursday Sale of
Men's and Women's Raincoats
Women's Raincoats
100 PRIESTLEY'S FAMOUS CRA
VENETTE ROSEBERRY COATS
?Very light weight ?Packs io small com
pass?Contain no rubber?New models
especialiy designed for us?Navy, tan and
black?sizes lor miiies and women, 14
years to 44 bust Vilue $12.50
CRAVENETTE RAINCOATS OF
DONEGAL TWEED ? Smart man
nuh model ?Gray and brown mixtures,
l4ycgr8lo42bi_t. Value $24*50
8.75
10.50
Men'l Raincoats
MEN'S PRIESTLEY GABARDINE
CRAVENETTE COATS. English
olive tans. new long model, fu'.I skirt with
belted pleated back. Rea. $18.00
LONG TAN CRAVENETTE
COATS, iBclted back and p'eated skirt.
stylish and roomy. Regularly $21.0!)
LONG DARK BLUE CRAVEN?
ETTE COATS?Of fine texture. con
servative model, fins appeanng.
Regularly $21.00
LONG DARK GRAY CRAVEN?
ETTE COATS?A jmart utility coat
'or dress or general wear. Reg. $19.50
12.75
??tihwabvm) & \%&\iu*L
t onlinur.l fr.nn flr?? P"?"
lamaged truck araa titwafarrad. Ka_a
<f the Jiiu'l was injun-d
Two in Uncle Sam's Grip.
While thia araa ?oim o? p* Biaf****
Bvenue and -sth itraet, In tin- nalddta
rf the ait.rri.-i-n. Patrlch Johnaon and
William UaelU, tWO striking thauf
feura arere facing Magtetrate Breen, in
the Jefferaon Markel Court, ?? ? >'
mll *'f ?? dlaturbance two blocka north
aarly In the mornlng. Boaae one
|,*-av.-fl 8 bottle al I tnail Jriwk driv.n
bj Ray CaMaron, ;m<i bad Ju*st mlaaed
rntririmi.n Barry, who sal by h.s -dde.
Patrolman Barry and PatrolBgan Mc?
Donald arreated Ihe two n.f-n, *-h.-trg*-d
iv uh diaordei iv r*ondui '?
IVhen thelr caaea rame up Dnltad
Statea riarahal Reed waa thi ra arlth *
aarranl from Oommtealoner Bhle'd..
harging th* prlaonert wltl Interferlngj
rtith tha traneportatlon of L'nlted
Statea malL Magtatrate Braen die
nlaaad tba rAarajea ol dlaorderlj con
lucl ..ml tuna i the cluiutTeuig irref to
klarahal Reed
Caastdy conaldered thi atrlke atreadj
broken Ma point-? i" Jh'- lin*- ?f bd*
?llcanta for chaulfeura' Joba *iuisi.b l..?
loor aa an Indtcatlon ??( the aupplj be
lad t" draw <'n- ' bs the <>tM? r hand,
iv. j. Blmpaon, of thr executlve uoard
if Local 537, Internationai Brother*
,,,,?] ,,i Teamatgra, Chauffeura, Btable
ii. ti and Helpera, polnted <".i thal n >t
hauffi in i an meaaure up to ti."
Iob i'f traneportlng malL He pi
,, be llttle 11>..' ? rm ri over the n
?t ap| i. anta
Caaald] aaid *rnlv thlrty-oni <?f hi*
Irtvera had struck. Bimpeoa ghld
i bundred, Includlng belpera, li*d
iull wurk. They wanl a ten hour day,
?;; 7". a day, wttli overthne al dav aad
i haif rat< n oarnltion of the gnlon
nnl tht relnatatemanl ?>: Th. ma.- Flta*
reraM ?uid Pattii k Johnaon diamtaeod,
. for taklng tlm* oll to work
i*r theii union.
Quarrel Not Up to Poitoffice,.
s mpaon . ? tit?-mi.-*i that tla Poetof*
?, . 11- pai I ? ? tit had nothing to do aith
unltlon ol the unlon, thal Ita con
tra.. requln .1 the . ompanj :>> dellvar
? v atnj Intact, and ao
long aa theae condlttona arere fulfllled it
cared nrt a atrae whether th'- drlveral
boloaged lo a iininn nr t.r.t in thla he
;.?.. 1,1 i.v l',. tn as-' ' MOI 17HJ1. '."?lll' \
.id nothlng to .i" j
arlth the grievancea of the men; thal
? ? . etween tla men and
( the nen d.an Into l 'un
? Mr i '? ,l-.i aal ? nt) -fli e '? enra old,
of N" 7si .-'ixth avenui al Blgtb ave
, . ; l.rrl..
Il< i'. ugal araa taken lo
r Hoapltal I hldded
,,n tbe hall In 31al i tn et ra ai
? . ? ..- and Bmaahed a runaboul
Btandlni I irb AIta rt A Moi -?
,.f No "-'I Weal ISKb Btreet the owner
,,r the run;'' ? inafdeved hta i"^s
MHHi
Th.- n waa
" ??? t and M ?
v : '.; ?? ? ' - \\ .-?
blg mall
? '
Pat Fen ?
igalnal tbe trnnt dooi I 'ei 11. '>?.
? ? ?
to th. bai n al
.',;?,! ?treet it i ii *iv anui There he
collapeed and bad t< be taken te Belle
i<
The rebound "f thi heavll laden
truch threw Patrolman O'Brlen, v*h"
. -. |- the driver, to the
? .. ? h- ? - ap- d, howi rer. wlthal
Thi truck, v' uh Ita load "f
mall, hari to be loa ? d ba h lo " ? Orand
tral T< ? mlnal
BLIZZARD HITS NORTHWEST
Heavy Snow and Low Tempera
ture Around Duluth.
Dulutb, Mlaa, Ocl 21 Tb? Bral <>.\'
artatei areathei of taa aeeaoi fltrax k thi
arcetern portlon of thfl N? thw?al and i '.m
gAtm t,,.,i ? ,i.,i reached Duluth i" nlghl
?,,r.i. ii-.iv ?? bi "w and
' ., ?? Bl " ' ?? '" '? :'??i?| "'M **rfU
. ,,u dai to-n-aorrow, a* ordlng i"
? i..- fon
.\n ,,f f, mkat< hewan i nd n
...... awept
... , . ... tppeile reported two degreea
bel* w -rr.. and /'?"? weathei vv ,- reported
? . ari ii Bnou la falllna
org, | vi i.i*- area, and outgotng veaaela
.,.. b* Id in the barboi
LONG ISLAND EXCHANGE MEETS.
i:... Raal Eatate Kachangfl .rt Long
l?l_nd beld ? regulai meeting of 'he
board <i* dlrecton on Mondaj al Bhan
,, .'? r.n 12 i atl eel
There vv., a ill* uimlon on the pro
no**ed plan fi" reglatration ol real eatate
u.,i,K Mi Blmer, chalrman ol tha
committee, i ubmltted ? report. arhleh
waa adopt*-d and ..i'i'.?' ed, hiii> .-,-t to a
later Bubmlaeion to tha individual ment
I,,.,- .,1 the ea< hange.
Miirtini queation thal araa taken UP
., hj iha in ittei of tha propoa -ri amend.
menl to Be?tloa :. Artlcle I of the ateta
ronutltutlon glving the Legtalature
nowei io eneel leaialaUon looklns to Jh**
pliiclna of condemnatlon pi.Nllngii
under the direel aupervlalon of the Bu
,,, -m, Courl and io th*- granttng ol tne
,,,,,,,., ,,i exceea rondemnation to tha
Lj.,,,. ,,[ iii. \nrl arblle the exchange
tool '." tleflnlte action In tha mattes the
een**rai oplnlon arai thal the amendmenl
..,? i,i i,.- a help rathei than ? hlndran. -
ti> tbe v- orh of the exchange ... Iti altoi |
to encouragc tbe developnieBl of I.ong
iBland _ _
BROADWAY THEATRE LEASED.
The 188 oeal theatre la k.u.s*- of qob*
Btruetlon al the aortheaat isoraer of 10:1.1
Btreel 'i"'1 Broadwaj haa been leaaed by
tt;,. Mayfleld t3onati"nej_ion Conn a?J ,"?
tha Broadwa) Phota Play Comran) for
Bvc yeara al m" annual rental of |Ua|H.
K v Bltonbead aagotlatod th.- taaaa
i.miis K-iir" leaaad freea the plaaa k*
a ayndleaU the tt.eatr* te be areeled al
Nea 1841 and l?? Third avenue oa ploi
1>",xT!'. f?-*'t Th*- leane ls t.i' tw.-nt v -
nn? yeara and waa n-K<iti.it*-d by Aaaaa
TOWER BUILDING TO GO.
Tha Tower Bafl-wag, ;?t bm, M Broad*
way, ,s t? i?- tak* ti <iown aaaa aftar Da*
eamher i. Thta wai* deoMed raaterday hy
tha Btandard th\ .ompany oi New York
owner of tha atapa'rty, bacauaa u jr de
sna*<l to .tii down UM tax afis?-8Hin?nt aml
al.so to grepaie th. plot lor Hale along
with other adjoming propa-rtifn as va?-aiit
land.
GATES DIES AFTER
Of
I .inilnn.-.l fmm flrM pare.
Ofltee hours soon bflgflB to make him a na?
tional flbaraetflr In th. stock market
and a-- fl turf plungBT, a practical Joker
and automobile speed.-r. he had few peers,
and his reckleai use of money noon at
tracted attention.
The W.-st ant its bnatoflflfl pogslbllities
for exiiteiu-nt did not abeorb hls atten?
tion long, A ooz. n years aim be appeared
in New York, bought a Stock Bxchaagl
seat for |B,Mg- then B rei urd pri. e?and
opened a banking and brokerage offlce iri
lower Hroadway. There. while not bu.by
engaged ln puttlng coin of th<- realm in
circulation in the White Light district.
he ran his brokerage business until lt*fi7.
when. after an unsuccessfu! attempt to
break ,i steej combine. hls flrm went out
of husirii s.. paving up more than $30,
M0.000 of debta
$1,000,000 a Year for Tipi.
Tbe release from OVefl tbe semblati-e
of buatneefl appareatl] araa i joy to young
Mr <;.ites. and he proeeeded ta tour this
country and Kurope. atarayfl witb ? largfl
rettnue of eompanlana wboafl wak. was
marked hy ihowarfl flf t*.Wt bills Oatflfl
on.-e BBld he spent $t.'*?.'?Jrt a year in
tlpa and paaaeager and aine agents, cafe
proprletors and Bhauffeun never had o
eaatoo ta flueetlon tbal statement.
One of his hr-.t whirlwlml trips whs a
<oast-t'.--o.isl run b> specia.1 train He
rnn.b tbe trtp frnm tha mlddle of th- Ari
?ona deeeri to Nea Y"rk. ? dtatanro of
tin. ? thouaand miie* in "4 houra ami 19
mlnutea n -ost hlm ir.-"1 Many times
hc i hartered ipeciali at bis bome. in Hin
mapobs. foi pleaaun launu to polnti ta
tb- Baat for whlcb he paid an averaga
prtafl Of DM a mlnute. arainn- tbat bis
time was WOlth BO much that h? eouldn't
nffor.i to rld" ea an "lce*wagon llmited."
On one occaeioa he neari) frightened
te death ? waltei In tbe Rogen Hotel m
Mirunaioiis ii- itrolled Into the cald
wbh some frlends eonsumed a dinner for
which thi hei k was aa i rea IIM ;,r'''
Btripped ofl one from i roll of |l,QM bills.
I it to tlu waitei wRh tbe remark
-H.r., boy, keep th. change fer your*
h, |f ?? later reported tbe fael
to tbe manager, w he mai ed Oati - ? check
fo: th. |?M
Ht_ iust wife wai MlM Mary W. Martin.
..f g< Loula whq dlvorced blm ln Augual
i.i t, aftei detectlvea H ****" ***h "?**?
dlflcovered hta devotlon to i rouni woman
. . .' beauty who had ? itnglng ptrt
.. Broadwi ? llght opi ri When, a
month later, rn married Mia Flon ?
Hopwood, of Mlnneapolla wtthoul
Ing even |SMM em tht eelebrattan, he
pave hii frlenda a ihock
Rescued by Father-tn-Law.
This marriage l-l. ;r,< IdenUlll ' ?'??
othei of the eplao lea which made Oatafl
famoua Tbe ator) ran thal hi vv ,* hav*
ins ., dinm ? aith iom< frii nda ln a Mln?
neapolla catt when th. w..r<i reached hta
father-ln-Uw, Franh P. Hopwood, that
h. was making Um fortuiM of tta notal
.... ..,,-.. Md wlth lt, toofling
ri every f. w aeconda
ared ateadll) Mr.
Hopwood and hla aon ippeared a1 the
I ? .;.,?? v into thelr automohlle ami
out ol I the
v.
. , made hlm tl
,,f rtu ilan grand duhee and Indlan
prtnrei In lhe tavtabneai of hta eapend*
. uhib fll Baratoga whlle
I no . bam e to Karnb!<- h- and II
M si h-ft.i matcbed thi li polo pontei for
t... | ? dinner, ownen ta rldfl
, Kbtwfllgbt won after
? . talon he is
? <, flfl ln a Bingli night
,,,.,,.,. ..... gambltng houae in
Vi .... ? ni* nam# was an open
. when the fainouM
I
? ? ... ? ii ln the netghborhood
,,f 140,1. Boen after his last mar*
. ne er-i.ii .. laauriaue house la Mln*
Ito. wh- !, ? "Ht hlm |SM,. and
an art muaeum attached The ?
tn attachim nt, however, waa enl) bv wa;
of furnlahlni the mansion The owner
? ,. ireuita which failed ta
I rurnial ? frei Beld foi hla apendlng pro*
. livltto
with hti death the ' Oatfli
tdltioM b- carrled <>ut ta th.
' i,., ,.. ivi,. - iie wai an oai) aea nn'1
I ;,f, no children bj i Itber marriaga
LAUDS BRYAN TEMPERANCE
Methodist Minister Calls Secre?
tary Great Christian Leader.
Indlanapolla Oel M.?"Tbal vv- now
Bave ? Chriatiai man m tba MTbttfl iim.se
ar: admlnletratlon of aabbath oboervance
ln _i\ tn. department- o! the tovein*
: ,?,, . ..,,?i thal PreeldeBi Taft'i admln*
tatrattan ''repreaented more ivbaarvtancy
to ib. ii'iuoi intereeti and other had com*
any .-th-r ln Amartena
blatory." were lhe deelaration- <>f Dr.
,?[.,,,,,,-,. Trui Wilaon, of Topeka Kan.
? ,,f iba Temperance Bodety of
,,,,. nethodtal Church who iddremd tne
national onventl.t bletbedlal Men
ber- thli afl trnooa '
I .. ? , !brtatlar lea* i li Bi i i ??
of State BOW,' ? intUlUfld l>r. Wilson
? ?,, ? torgaei Becretar) of Btata uaed to
send out tattera lo all American eonaula
Botifying them of brewem' convaattoiM
an.i ordering them to Inveetigate an.i aea
what tbe: eould do ta tacreaaa tbe ?*?
portatlofl o! Amerlcan been ta their
country.
??Willlam J. Ht van Bill BflVflr do tbat.
when Mr Bryan calta Um repr?aiBtatlva_
of tbfl nations BTOUBd hls hospltable board
he lirvefl th. sam- kitul of grape Juic
wblch wafl us.'d ta Pataattafl ln Um du.vs
of .lesu- "
lu Wilson naiil that. uniler the pres.-nt
adminlatrattoa, aii grogflbopa have been
Cloaed ln the Panama Zone and the bat
tleabipfl or tbfl navy forbMdefl to carry
aboiioiic Uqnera on board
i
LOOKING TO LATIN-AMERICA
Southern Commercial Congress
Discusses Trade Relations.
Mobile. oet. tt\- Speakers at Bflflfltoafl of
the Southern roinmer. iai CaaflJTflflfl to-day
Btnpbaataod the aeceaalty of the American
business man becoming better acqualnted
wlth needs of tbe people of liBllB IMH
I.a, and then giving these people what
they need and want.
.lohn M 1'arker, honorurv president of
tu- oeagreea flaeaBad ta take a poputai
text when he read: "Our manufacturers
should offer tbflO p-o|>b- what thev want
an.! uot what we think they should have "
That hon.lM of friendship between tbe
l'nited States and countries of South an,l
fentral Ameri a were sure to be strength
ened by the Panama I'aual influence
Heemed tfl be the opinion of all the
Bpflaaara
*>r-v-.*.--*-S*.*-*-*-.--*v*i i *>-?_______?
The Claridge Opening
Saturday
SATURDAY EVENING,
November 1st, the new
Claridge Dining Room and
Loungewill bc formally opened
to the public, and reservations
may now be made upon ap?
plication to the management.
_
9 Hotel Claridge
M (Formeriy Hotel Redcr)
BROADWAY and FORTY-FOURTH STREET
|OHN HILL
EDWARD H. CRANDALL
$20,000 TO ADOPTED SON
Mrs. du Bois Also Made Many
Bequests to Church Societies.
Th*. '??iti of Mrs KatharhM I du Bota,
wh.. dled on Oetobei I al No MM Ander
boh avmue, The Breanx, m<"i re?iterday.
;.-.,v. ? in the Board of Hona Mlealona of
th* Reformed Church In Amerlca M.8M;
Board of Dorneatlc Mlealona M.088; Board
of Bducatlon, R.0M; Hor..- College, Hai
land. Mi.l. . mMA, and the ?;????
i*.r maintalning thr thedogtcal ?emtnary,
I ... N,f alao gtvea M.C88 to th? Catoa
Reformed Churi h, at Hiflrtthrt ? ?
Mra du Bol lefl W8.8M to Lotdfl Co
Bota, "known a- my adopted aoa"; IM.888
tr, hei Btater, Mrs, Angellea 1 Ketchum;
88,880 to Ketharlne B. Ahnelt, ? nieee;
82,880 i" Bdward B Anderaon, a nephew
?? ?? ... Mra Kate B And?*reon, ertdow
ef a brother; M.008 ..* h to elght alecea
an*l nephewa an-i fl.080 t" JacoMna ,;
Ti?o, .rf The Orphanage, PhlladeIphia
Bha divided the resldoe one-thtrd r.-n-h
to her Blatera, Mra H M ttldfl Clark aad
Mrs Angell a I Ketchum, anrl one*thtrd
tr, her nleeea Katherine Bchuylirr Harrl
| man and H-len M Harriman, and ber
neplMW, Smlth A, Harriman. As her ttg
ters died l.efore Mrs. dll Bfllfl did. th-lr
?harfl ' I Um raaldufl arlll no t<> tbeta chO*
dr. n. as wlll be the l*>(ju.st of HM taft
to Mrs Ketebum.
a ?
NEW DEMAND FOR THAW
Petition Based on New York In?
dictment Filcd at Concord.
Concord N H . Oel a.-Anotbfl* pott
tlnn for tb- extradition of Harry K. Thaw
n, Btat with Um Bacratary ot state thta
ttti noon by Barnard ******> a *V_
Hampshire attorn-v | Ugl BBIBttBg the
Stat- of N-w Vork.
The aew petltlOC ih based nn tbe Indlrt
ment return.-1 bv rhe .New Vork I ounty
grand Jury laat week and charges that
Thaw eonapirad ta aoeape from the Mat
t-awan asvlum. \ siat-ment by Attor?
ney Oeneral Carmody telling why Thaw's
return is dflflllfld. a ?rtitied , opv of th"
Indictment and aeveral aflldavttfl reiHtmg
to Thaw's eecape arere attached te the
petition.
Old English Silver
'B
"Open Aii'
fo Evt rywherc
At Tottr Service
)USES are run for your conretv
iience.
Your patronage is our liveli
hood, so it you have any sugges*
tions that will mako tlie IrUgefl
more uaeful to you?><> that you
wUl ride "ti them oftener?pleaae
let us have them.
I: we ran possibly do BO, wc
I'ifth Avenue will adopt them.
('oach Coinpnny
Int Per MONTH UPON PLEDGE
1% OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
THE PROV1DENT LOAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK_
HKONX
Fourth Aven^S-lstl Street Courtlandt A^"or._148th Street
beventh Ave. bet 48th ai d 4?xn a Ro.kawav Ave.
Eff^%^^^ 1/ ?? CIURGL^LTON
W ^fd K Kl1.or ftf std Avi'i^S WroNrnS"prom^atS!
Efl$| Houston bt. tor. t.->c.\ oi. i ?*??_
POLITICAL.
rllTCHEL DAY
Thursday, October 30th
ORAND RALLY AND MEETING
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, 8 P. M
Mme. Olive Fremstad, Metropolitan Opera Star, Will Sing.
College Olec Club. Van Baar's Famous Band and 25 Others.
The HON. SETH LOW will presidc
SPEAKERS:
JOHN PURROY MITCHEL
Chas. S. Whitman. Rep. .Ylartin W. I.ittleton. Dem.
Oscar S. Straus, Projf. Clarence J. Shearn, Ind. League
TICKETS AT ALL ANT1-TAMMANY HEADQUARTERS.
BUSINESS MEN'S NON-P. .RTISAN ANTI-TAMMANY LEAGUE
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