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Wild'
s
Orientals
Tlie Largest Specialty
Rug House in America.
Interesting
Rugs
"Every rug you have
shown me is interest?
ing!"
Tlie remark was that
of a lady who visited
Wfld'i mg establish
ment last week, and
who was hesitating in
the choice of a rug
which had to fill cer
tain color and charac?
ter requirements.
"I just came from
Blank's," she added.
"They had several rugs
the right size, hut not
one really interesting
rug in the lot.
'TIere you have
shown me a t least
twenty rugs, all ^ the
right size, and EVERY
OXE AN INTER?
ESTING RUG IX IT?
SELF.
MI had no idea there
was such a collection
anywhere."
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This lady had much
more than ordinary
knowledge of Oriental
rugs.
She knew that a rug
mav exactly cover the
floor space, harmoni/e
deccntly with the color
schenie of the other
deeorations, and still he
almost as IX INTER?
ESTING as a gray
wall.
lt laeks character.
It doesn't give life,
or tone. to the room. It
is exactly like a man or
woman who is well
groomed hut inexcusa
blv and irretrievably dull.
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The lady quoted be?
came a customer and an
enthusiastic one.
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uppermost in mind.
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Our assortments of
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Keraghans. full of
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*o**t r^
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_jfljg YORK,
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'DEMANDS MURPHY TELL
Hennessy Says Prosecutor Ha;
Facts on 50 Contributicns on
Which No Return Was Made.
ATTACKS BEARDSLEY ALIB
Asks Ex-Judge to Give Othei
Proof than a Dead Man That
"Chief" Sent $25,000 Back
-Questions for McCall.
John A. H?Bnflfl>y flddreaaed his largflfl
and most rlotOUfl BUdlflQCfl of the 0818
paien s-> far at the Nfl". Star I'asirio lai
nij-ht. when abaul four thouaand paraoai
. 1 ti, hear hlm. For thfl first tlm,
at any of HfllUlCflay,'- meetings there wa
a d-flpOflitlon on the part of some of hl
hflarora tO "hflChlfl" him. aiul one or tw<
obfltrflpflroui pfliaoni had to bfl ejacted
Louis Marshail, Who was loiinsel fo:
Sulzer in the ImpeflChlDCBt trial, wai
chairman of the meeting
Hennessy took up the .tatement fion
Judge Samuel A. Beardsley, whleh lnfer
entiaiiy corroboratea Murphy'a fltatfltOflfl
that he returned tht- Brady $_."-.??". fla
ehfllleagad Baardaley to product thflproo
of hls .tatement.
"Murphy never paid back that I2..00.,'
Henn.ssv .aid, very slowly. and the l,lj
crowd yelled its flppTOVfll and ass.-nt.
Jle went over the ..ther Chargflfl he hai
pr.viously made as t.. money OOOtrlbntei
to Tammany in the Sulzer eampalgn, bu
not flCCOUntfld for, and said that lt wouh
amount ln all to more than jl-.,0c<_ tha
he could prove.
Evidence to Prosecutor.
"1 gave to an assistant district attor
ney this afternoon," said Hennessy, "thi
names of flfty men who flUbflcrthfld thel:
money and whose Dfl-BCfl dO BOt appeal
upon any return li.st in thfl office of thi
Bflctatary of state or aaywb?r? ala
What did Murphy do with that'."'
Hflnnflflfly eait that it wouid I,e a.-serted
pofl-tbly not before electloa, hut just ai
8008 as it was ph.vsirally possible, tha'
"Murphy h;is been the bflfld ol' a CTOWl
of MackmaUSTfl who have gone to ever:
man who has had a contract, laraa "i
small, and made him divide up flocord
inp to the proportion of maney he wai
getting out of the state oi out of thi
city."
Ua ehaJlangad Arthur a. McLean, thi
Dimocratie State Trea.-urei. t-> , xplan
why he .wore to a false Btatlm.-nt <>l
campaign ooatrtbutlonfl, and said that h,
was going t-i ask tbfl Governor of thi
state, as he had air. ady asked the Difl
trlct Attoraey of Um county, t,, nnd o_i
what Iffllflan did with the m.ui-y h?
collected and didn't aoOOUnt for.
"And when vou tind that out.'' h- sai-1,
"you'll Hnd that Ifurphy and Oaffney anl
Donohuo got it
He had thrflfl nevv questions far Judgi
McCall. whi.h bfl set forth flfl follows:
Another Challenge for McCall.
"DM Mr. Bdarard Bveretl MoCall evai
paj baeh anv money tu Iiispertor Wlll?
iam McLaughlin?
"If he i!i.] pay Jmek t! fll tnon. v to Mr.
McLaughlin, was that money ln the form
of a chi ch?
"If that monev- wns in the form of .
check, w.is it drawn on a certain banh
and was lhe man WhO s.giied th- check
the viri-presiilenl of that hank'.'''
Hflnnflflfly Opened his address with h:s
< hall.-nue to Jud?e Beardsley, upon whio-i
he pUed a number of challengefl to Mar*
phy, sayinic that thr. I.eardslev -Krad\
J.'.,""i was only a part of Ihfl large Caflfl
palgn fund oollactad by Tammany wst
fall. ln thls eonnection Hennflefly said:
"Now, i tind that ln th<* papera?ih>
newspapers to-moirow BMtBlng Judg.
Beardsley is going to attempt to make a
MMl Of an alibi over a dead man's head
for Mi. Murphy. Mr. Beardsley, 1 am In?
formed, flfljrfl that Mr. Murphy did pay
baek that $_..,000. I challenge Judge
B> ard-ley to produee the proof. Hfl Ifl ?
member of the bar of the ('ity of N'ew
York. Hfl knows pretisel.v what his duties
are as a good dtlaen. And i promia yau
now in advance of Ju.ige Beardflley*a pro
nouneement in the morning that he won't
dare to produee the proof.
"Murphy never paid baek that $..',000.
He may not have gambled that $25,000 ln
Wall Street He may have Invested that
in some other country estate. But one
thing ls as sure as I am atanding here,
that Judge Bcirdsley cannot prove
through thfl Brady eatate, and hfl won't
attempt tfl piove thTOUgh thfl Brady
eataa, that Murphy returned that toBJBM
Murphy return $_.",,oon'.
Asks About Other Moneys.
"What did Mr. Murphy do with the
$.."..000 that 'Jim' Stewart sent down t"
him? i?id it go into the hands of J
Seigeant Cram'' And if not. where? I
asked Mr. Murphy that a wc.k ago and bfl
hasn't replied. And why" Becauae 'Jlm*
Stewait isn't a dead mai.. What dl.l
Murphy do with the $1,081 that 'Jlm'
Stewart gave int,. the hands of J, Ser?
geant Cram? ?n it Murphy didn't gat it.
wliv dOflflB't he OUflfl an investigation to
be madi- to knOW why Crani and Norman
K. Mai k arfl holdlng out mone;.- on him?
"I said a week ago that St.-wart gave
Maek |i-88| and that h<- sent $7,,0,,u more
down. outside of (hat $..'..nii". Has Mark
peeped? Has Maek d.-ni.d ' .No. he does
not dan deny il. NOW, let Mr. Murphy
tell you to-morrow what became of the
$1,1.1,00 that KerUiugh sent down to him.
What became of the other |I,8M that
KerbaURh sent down to hlm. What b.
CaaBfl nf 'he |$,flflfl that the Il.irl.er AO*
phalt people Kave to him and hand.d t.i
hun peis.uiallv
'That ls not all that I want t-, ask
Mr. Murphy. but I don't bke to ask thinga
at the end of the Campalgn. I asked hlm
last wc.k. ile has not had time vet to
reply. I w*ant to know what became of
oth. r money that was hand.d to Mr.
Murphy. amountins In all to $1-0,00. that
1 can prove. I gaVfl to an Assistant Dis?
trict Attorney this ait.rnoor. the names of
ttfty men who subscribed their mOfiej and
whuse names do not appear upon any rt
t ui ii list in the oflVe of the Secretary of
State or anv where else. What did Murphy
ib, wlth that" i.\ voice. We want to
ki hw about McCalL W ? don't want to
know abOUt Murphy.)
? My friend says he wanl. to hear flbout
McCflll he dflflaa'l want to hear about
Murphy. Why, dOflflB't my friend know
that Murphy is runnlng for Mayor of
Kew Tork" Marphy is the issue in tius
camphign .Murphy, thfl poUttcal Raasaalfl
Of William Sulzer. His lutle manikins Bp
in Albaa) mdlcted Bulaar for hoiding out
._? ? ?, oi- MMIg
"I he new spasm of morality ln Tam?
many Hall can't aftord to have a man 8fl
Coviinor of Nevv Vork who holds out ou
lltii Street But we will prove-peihap.
the aleetiofl Wlll hav* pone by?but w
will prOTC, il Juat th*- s.iiiir-. that Mr. Mm
|r)l.V h.*S b.'dl tll.' IM?? "' ? ITOWli ?
UaC?mallera who have gol? tO < very nm
who ha-* had ;i ? ontia: t, whellur the Cflfl
tiact was blg flf whr-lhir the eontra*
araa amall. and that they made then dl
vide up. aceardlng t*i the proportkMi e
lnoney thal th"\ w. i e getting out 0< th
?tate or ""J of tha dtj And arhea aw i
that, Jhat arlll he tha end ef Mr. Murph
.rs ,, faetor In the polKk?J IITe of Hfli
Vfll k. i
Riddles McCall Tax Plan.
Turnlng then to a diaeuaalon ef kfc
Call, Henneaay r<iteiat*?d kla preriou
ehallengea to thf Tammany candidate l?
exjilain what h" said an*l did Bl the tw.
nn- tirtrs betWeen Murphy anrl Sulzr-r. a
which he, MeCall. was preaent, and t<
explatn what be said anrl dld at ih<
Murphy "private courl of impeachment'
nt Ddmonlco'a, an.1 thr. later naeetlag ii
Ihai aame plaea arhen MeCall araa plcka
aa ihr- Mayoralty candldate.
"An'i tf MeCall aaya, aa be has aaM
th.it those nre m.t bMUflfl, anrl if he tr ie:
to tdi you the real iaauea ara ochhom]
and reduood ta_atlon," be added, "asi
him how he is gniiiK u> reduee taxes
Vou can't redUCe taxes. .l.ut yflfl can keej
and put honest men in ofllce who wll
t;et a dollar s worth of value for eTOTj
dollar apent by ihe dty."
Hennessy went ovt-r again his siory o
ih,' plcayunfl Kraft on the canal. ani
showed by readliiR from the recorda 01
his own foveaUgaUO?1 in Albany tln
manner in flrhlcb even the lahorcn at ti
and |B0 a mon h wer*' forced to Kive ii|
Bd 1'2 each t" tlie collectol. wiu
paaaed it on up,
"Aml so I coiihl ro alonu; on thls cana
propoaltla?I," hr said, "but let me shov
you?Tammany economyl In Madisoi
i 'ounty the stale owns two re-ervoirs
They i it off of tboae two reaenroiri tk/n
ton ot li '?. and they boM the lo.ooo tom
foi ajpn, .\ii.l then those 10,101 tons, whicl
wii*- aold for ? 'i, arere aold to the Bordei
Condflnaed Mllk Coapany, tbe Mutua
Miik Company, of New Vork, anrl th(
Levy Miik rompany, of New York, foi
II a Jon-IW.uOo?and the state propert>
sold for |:*00."
Hen nat?ey was Interruptad by shoutec
qoeatloni about Suiz*-r, aboul AUan Rjraa
and other mattera several times duiin*.
the course of his addreaa, an*i particular
ly when he was talking about Bpfltatl
graft.
No Mention of Stiiweii.
Hennessy dM BOt mentlon the Stllwell
niatt-r ln bis speeeh, but it was explaiiir-rl
b) r.ne of bll party that he could not
take that mattei up at preeeni becauai
of the condltloni of confidence Impoaed
by the convicted Benator. Ai on thepre
vious night, be eloaed bia apec h arltb a
thlnly trailed reference tr. what le appar?
antly his view of the preaent fusion. in
arorda:
"Alld tbat is the QUeatlOB br fore >,> ;
whether Murphy shaii be Inetalled aatha
man at the bead in th.- .'ity of Nm
Tork aa well ar- in th.- itate. And i .??
lieve that thia community, knowing ex?
actly thr- factl an.l l),r , i Imi- i, wlll \ot.
j** at Tueaday t" di .:?? thal li ae en te
have Tammany Hall In New York la tbe
future wa will bare one manned bj da*
cent Democrata ln tbe dty."
Henneaay made the .-ame sp?->. n at
tiunt'a I'r.int Palace an.i London' Ca
.-n..1 m th" Bronx. Th< 11 arere rui
aii ihe meetlnga thal Tammanj had mui
inn gueiillaT? to attempi t.. break up hla
ni- - un;;.-, i.n1 t'r re ?? in .? anj . ? 11
IPPU ItiOD '!? \' .? a-j,.?'I
ALL FOR CIVIL SERVICL
Board of Estimate Candidates
Proclaim Attitudes.
i.. ? ;?. ; a- ? b*.... i.. elved
''i\il Bervlce Reform UiaoctaUon la aa*
?w< i to its lettei to all . endldr,??
the Board "t Batlmate requeetlng them
to atata tbdr attiude on th.- admlniatra*
tion of th.- clvll aervice law. John Pur*
roy Mltehel, RepuMlcan-Progr*?elve-ln
depence League candldate t-.i Mayor,
?aid:
To ;rftii iii bellef m the mi rti i tea
aeema almoal auperfluoua, beeauae Ita
beneflclal effecl har: been ao abundantly
provi i bj expa r lence thai it li noa , om
pletely removed from th*- Held *.f con
1 I rn f| | \
The Democratic candidate foi Mayor,
Kdward B. McCall, aald tha dvll eervice
? u Immeaaurabl) eupei lor to the
apolle ayateat
I; i am elected Mayor."1 hc eaaerted,
? i ahall enforce both th.- letter an.i epirli
of tbe clvll eervice law. 1 eball lake
no i..i. kw ird atep i m the i ontrai y, i
?ball i-e Incllned to tlghten the appllca
tion of those laws .mri exerclae hut rare
ly ever. the dlacretlonar) power whlch
tboae laws baatow "
Repilee In fa\or of npholding the civil
eervice laws in aii drcumstaacea wera
recelved ais.r from .1 \ Qoulden, Demo?
cratic candidate for Prealdenl of the
Board ot Udermen; Mautice Bimmona,
Independenee League candldate for Prea?
ldenl r.i u?- Board <>r Aldermen; tVllllam
a Prendergaat, Republlciin*Progreaa|ve
candidate for Controller; llarcaa M.
Marks. Republli an Prograaelva - lad ?
pendenee League candldate for Praatdflnl
*.f th<- Borough of Manhattan, and Krank
Mann, Deinocratle candldate for neai
deal or th,- Borough of Brooklya.
Bdward .1. 1, itaiiiiris. Prograoaive
candldate for Prealdeal <>f Jhe Bo**oogb
of The Hronx; Douglaa Mathewaea, !'<?
puhllcan-Independence League candidate
for Preajflflnl of the Berflejajb <>f The
Hronx, BBd William Wirt Mills, I'ro
i" ? caodidata for Preaideal ot tha
Borough r.f Richmond, wrote in almllar
veln. ,\mon< Ihos*- arho have ii*>t y.-t
beea baaid from are Hertnou \ Mata
Demoi ratic candldate for Controller, an.i
Oeorga McAneny, Puatfla oaadldate far
Prealdent of the Beard of AMteraeea.
e
WON'T FIGHT C0MPETIT0RS
Elliott, Head of New Haven
Road, Says Territory is Open.
l'i..\i*l* 11. .-, o,-t. Sl Th<- NflW York.
New Haven & Hartford Raltrofld will not
aatagonlae competlng Itnee if thcyehflofl*
M ? 1/. I- this larrltory, Howard BMott
chairman, announced to-nlgM in an ad?
dreaa al ihe "traaeporta?ea dlaaar" al
th<- Town .'iicis ,,f Khorl. Island.
"Shouid com pe ting carrlera/1 he ?aid,
"?'itht-r rall or WatflT, s>* tlt to inva-.-t thelr
caplta] for Ihe purpoae r.f addiriK t.r Ihe
traaaportet?ei farllitlea uf this regtoa this
rompany i* aoi soing te flght, auch a
?iiovem*-nt."
Hut his company, he added, mad re
tam the tracks aml terminals anrl other
fadlltiea whi< h J BOW has. in oriler to
yi\e "a large amount r.r tranaportatloa of
.1 ciMid quallty.M _
Mr, i7iu.it 1 *.on.iniinded tn*- adoptlon
of a r>.stem <>i carrytng gutek freighl on
? r JriMiis and flf faat IreiRht auch
aa is now in use in Kurope Kor thia ae
1 ? I. 1 -i.fi seruce. he said. a higher rate
must nuessarih h<- r harned.
The greater na'it r.f Me address araa
d*-\*ited tii a plea for what be CB?efM
"har k drlft ' tr. the farm, and hf ipioteil
uic,n\ st.atisti. - t.r shr-w that Ihia avould
bi beniHcial to th* state.
Inntinur.l from flrst page.
f.,r the last eight years in a \illagr
?avaaty-flva niilc-H beyond Barrow
Point. Alaska, where no white w.mian
had 8V8P heen before and wh.-re only
ten white men have lived
She and her husband, Pr. Henry B.
Dalton, flhfl Mld, had first gone North
as trained nurse and dOCtOT at the time
of (he gold rush to the Klondiko.
Mrs. Halton first appeared in Butherford
a month aga After making Inqulrtflfl near
th.- railroad station she was dlrected to
a boardtns bouae. whara she enira.cd a
rOOm. That was on a Tuesday Blght, aid
the foUOVh-l ..lay flhfl returned to NflW
York. Bhfl r.-appeaied in town that night
and went to tlu- 1'ir.st Presbyterian
i ?hurch. vvh.-ie a prayer m?tlng, con?
ducted hv Dr. I/, ki. was in prosress.
No one ln the coiiKrepation pai-1 particu
lar bflfld to the woman as she . t.f.-icd
Sh'- Is tall and >outhful looking. and on
Um avanlng ahfl rtotted the church wore a
dark suit and a dark hat.
Dr. Lock*, who was praacbing vvh-.n
she entered, .nded his sermon abruptly.
according to PflTflOOfl at the s< rvi.c Hc
announced that instead of folloaing the
regular order of servl.ee he would change
tlx- gathering into a I?tlmonlfll m?11 ng
and allow anv on.- who chOflfl an opportu?
nlty to speak.
Kariy in th< Bummer th.- mlnlfltflr*! only
child. au infant flfla, bad died, and tho
congregation attrlbutad the past * . cud*
| iien braahdoa n to ? apaam af st>> t. H- m a
th.-,.- wai little aurprlaa ihat bfl had
j changfld the order of service.
When th.- laltv was affor.led a . Iiatic
| to talk one of the Iii st to take advantagc
of the opportunlty was the unknown
woman. She was a stranK- r. flhfl d>
clarad, recently returned from Alaaka,
and admltted, with an air of humilitv.
that this wns the flrst tlme she had at
tendid , hurch in seven years She then
spoke brtefly of her experience. in Alaska
und of th.- reUgli n ln that re?ion.
Accuses Pastor.
At the < onclusiiin of the mafltfalg thfl
woman Kpproached one "f tbfl flldera of
tlu- < hurch, and, taking him urtde, poarad
into his eai ? BtOT) that OOt Hfld unbe
BevaMe, Her name, sh.- aald, was Mis
VaahtA Dalton, and h>-r tale bnpllcated
, t..i She had a son, sh> aald,
twelve yeara .-f aga, nttflndlng acbool it,
Parla
insi-.ui of going Immadlfltflli lo Dr
Lochfl thfl < Idt-r Brst made ? private la*
Vflfltigatlon 'if the woman s flCCU?HoQi
\i I.. i boardlag puu I Bha had nt- I
bei tale to the proprletor flnd to om i r
ivv.. other pi rsr.iis.
1 . ;.:. i i.t thi ChUI Ch 1" vv It-'in tha
,i .- it:..,,s bad been mada telephoned
ti,.- woman al ber Saw Jforh flddreflfl and
madl ai, app.iintm.-i.t to me.-t her In thls
dty t?. obtain a detallfld atorj Mre Dal?
ton Agreed t?. put bar chargflfl down Ifl
w rltlng
\t th- tlme of tha meeting, hoarevar.
Mi Dalton did rn.! flppear Inqulry ra*
realed tbe fad ih.it the had auddenly
gona Weat, leavlag ao ftddraaa at which
communlcatlonfl mlghl bc flflnt h.-r
a tea . tha affnii i- ahi d eai
ai ii ipread ttll tba wbote town wa* t.iik
lag i >r Locka aaaaarad bafora thfl aee
thta nt the cliur. h and told hls BflflT]
The .1. iMiis .u. ...i. fuiiy guaidad bi t!"
church ftutborltlea but to The Tribune
Dr. Lot K. i. p. at. .i laal nlght tbe * nl .i
I i, ude i ? fore thal bo iv
? i told them." ha aald, thal i aai
I willtng tn ^o befora anj accteelaatlcal or
clvll . .-ui t ai ni an-w. i t.. bi v chargea thfl
woman mlghl maha Agalnat bm Har
.t-f i- abaotutflly without .mv word of
truth "
Conferretl with Pastor.
Imong th- parlahlonera then bi a ra*
[port that the Sunday follow 1 n tr the
Wedneadaj nlgbl prayer mflfltlm Mra
halton reappearad Bhe went to the paa*
tut s stud) in the church, it i- oald.
whera a lon.- conference followed Per*
;?.,,,?: iu tbe church that nlght deelared
yeeterdaj. thal Dr Loche wa? nve rnln
ut. s lat?- COmlng Int" the pulplt, and that
ahortly flfter be did appear Mra Dalton
ent-red tlu- bod) "f th.- rhurch, thrOUgh a
?Mc door, m ti.irs si,.- tooh a aeat, bat
after OCCUpylng it a f.-w mlnut.-s w.-nt
back Into tin- atudy.
Beveral apeelal meetlnga of the elders
end ?*_eloiiA of IQe rhnrrh hav.. i. en heM
..I lat.-. And in th?fl bodtflfl, flfl iimmiK I
the oongregatloa generany, there is sai.i i
to be wlda diveralty of opinion as to Mis j
Daltoa'a Blary an.i tb.- proper course for
th.- ChUTCh MUthorltles to follow.
Thfl BCflfl. it v.'1-s said last nlght, BJ a
member "f that bedy, wa- awaltlag fln j
Anawer t" an opportualty thev had given ,
th.- pastor tn i nm' f.ntii .md make I
a more rlgoroua refutatloa of Mr i
Daltoa'a chargea To the s.-ssion Dr.
Loche fldmitted knoaihg th.- woman bn I
Bflveral dttaa in which b? had baaa al
mlnlater. She dM not attempl t" extort |
money from Mm, he sai.i.
I>r Loekfl |s tbe orgaatfler nnd leader
nf Troop i. Boj Bcoota of Aaterlca, flf
K'.llo i lord. He is s. v. ral bflChflfl flhOVfl
.-i\ l.-t in bfltght, and broad in propor?
tion UH face l_ covered arlth a beavy
bla.k hear I and his d.-ep tOBfld, well BBOd*
lll.it..I voice is "111- of the dollgbU Of the
congregation. Clad in a khaiki unlform
he mak.-s a strlkirig liwuie flfl Bfl fffl
quently leada dfltaebaamtfl of Boy ?coata
.n tiampfl BVflf the hills flttlTOUndlng
Butherford.
In appcarance Mis Dalton |s extremely
vonthful, althOUgh she told i i rsons ln
Rutherford bflragawaaforty-four. Aak?d
oaOfl hOW sh.- niaJiitained h.-r vonthful
flppaaraaefl sh.- rapUad that ..ne must not
une in thii North or they would p.rt.h.
I)i.rin? her stay in Alaska she BtOdlfld
the llves of the Ks.|inmaus. and mad.- thf
Btrtd social law of iin- Barvtval of aaty
the most lit the subjeet nf a plav let.
'Frozen ln." ln that P'ay ls the follow?
ing vcisc.
Thli la 'he law of the Yukon.
'i'i, ii onl) ih. Btrong shall thrlva
That aurelj the waah ahall pertflh,
An.l onlv the lll Mirvlve
Diuolutc .tai.iin ii and -l> spalrful,
Crippled an.l praiaed and siam.
Thli is the will of the Yukon,
Tbat I hav.- tried tu make plam
Mra Halton is at prflflflat on tha n i
with a troupe of BaqUtaMBa amoriK them
i.einx Prtaoaaa Columbia, whfl flraa bam
at the World's Falr at I'iueago m mz.
Hopes that the woman's dlselosures
would he jroved false before next Sundav,
when tbo First I'reshytert.in i hurch aala.
brat.s the tiltietll alililver.ai y of tt-s
founding, vv.-n- . xpressed Ken< rally am.ing
Ihe coni*r'Kation yesterdav.
CUMMINS L08ES AGAIN.
Waahtagtaa, <?ct. Ml? ln splte of the , .
fttaal of Justice Hugh.s to issue an oider
for a Supreme i'ourt review of the con?
viction of Wllliam J. Cummins, of New
York. of larceny from lhe rarnegie Trust
< ompany. attorneys for the convlcted
man to day applied to Justice l.urlon for
a rflvtflW. Justice Lurton likewlse re
fub.d.
MITCHEL GARDEN MEETING
TO BE BIGGEST EVER HELD
Demand for Tickets Said To Be
Unprecedented?Late Goers
Will Lose Their Seats.
The demaad for tii kcta tO the Madison
K.|ua're Garden m*etin*r to-nisht indleates
that it wlll be one of tln- larKcst meet?
ings *'\er beiri m b municipal campalga.
iii,- huadrad poUcenion, under tin- direc
t!*ui *if Inauflctflr OOlen, have been de
taiied to handle the erowda. Thfly wiu
form iii lines two blocks Irom the Gar?
den. and direct the crowds to the various
eatrencflfl,
Holdiia of box, platform and arrna
seats will be admltted at the J7th street
alde "f th" Oarden at Door No. II All
the othera, InHudin** holders of lloor
eeale. will ba admltted at the maln
entranee, Ln Madison avenua Ko Heats j
wlll be reserved after IM o'clock.
Betk Low wm pr?Ida al the meeting,
whlcb is hr i.i under thfl auapicflg ot the
;j Pualnaee Men'a Non-Partlaan Anti-Tam
rii.uiy League. Peatdea John Parroy
Mltehel. the Ipflfl?flM will h. DU-ict At?
torney Whltman. repreaentinx tbe Repuh?
lican party; Oacar s. straus, for th.- Pra*
greadvea; Martln W Uttletoa, Indepd**
d.-tit Democrata, and Ctaiflnce J- Hhearn,
Independenr ?? LflBgUfl.
Th.-re will be entertainment from 7
o'dock. Mm.-. OMve Preh?tadt, nf the
MetropoUtan OpflTfl House. BCCompanlfld
by a etrlnged orehflatra of twent) plecee,
will siiiff operatic s.le.'tions and o!d
faabloned aonga inciiidin* "Annie Laa*
ne." a coHeis'e glee duh alao arlll en
llven the meeting.
Befora Koink' to Madison Scpiare QardeB
Mr. Mltehel wlll speak iii Brooklyn, at
! Bckford HAI, Bt kford ami Calycr atn i ?
' Artofl ii.iii, An..11 Plaea, near Broadway,
* ami Baengerbund Hall, Bmlth ami Bcher*
| merhi'in streets. and m I'ooper inioii, in
Manhattan.
jr.im a. Henneea) arlll speak to-night at
Cooper I'nion and Arion Hall.
OYSTER COMBINE FAILS
Receivers Are Appointed for
Sealshipt Oompany.
.fudsre Chfltflfltd, in the t'nitc.l States
Clf-CUtt Court ln Hronklyn, yesterday, ap
j polnte.l PlefTO M. Brown, of Hrooklyn.
BBd William II. I<? >?-. of Boston, l.o.-iv
ns of th,- Bealehlpt Oyater Byatem, a
14,500,000 en pm ath.ri, whose head DJUfllterB
i at Northport. Long laland. Tha re
cdvera wera appolnted ou the appticatfon
j of th" <'id cetony Trust Cflmpaay, *-f *
i lloston. as undaTTWrltera of a truat aa;ree
menl under whieh I&S0MM three-year o
eenl convertibir- gold bonda wflra
. is-u. 'I
it is alleged in th*- complaint thal tha
: lupt Oyater Byatem ia In bad Bnan*
dai straits. having md with heavy loaaea
in its eadeflvor to gala control of the
oyater toduatrj on tha atlantk Coaat
| Tbe eiiata was raaekad when the cona*
paaj falled J" pa) the July divldend oa
bonde laaued b") the OM Cotony Trust
Compaa* it is further charged thal f'?r
; soine tlma the compan) baa falled t.. pay
Intereal on thlrty*nlne mort-tagr's
,,.-,- ? . , ertiee, arnountlng to
< ? ?.:.'.
| The Bealehlpt Oyater Byatem araa organ
laed in Blo. it acqulred the controlllng m
tereat In the Blue Poinl company, for*
i,? rly hi id hj i 'aptaln Ja* ob Ocfcera
.1. j. Phelan, of Hornblowar ?<- vTflflkfl, a
Boeton and N< fl Tork banklng Brm, who
offered I ? - "f tha ufeferr?d st'" *
?f tha Bealehlpt Oyater Company, flf
ui,r :., per "nt waa lakea by under
irrttera, -airi reetarday Jhat th<- r?rgard*
i ? : uiii probably wl|.ul all the eoua*
mon eteck. Mr. Phelan datad tbat the
I underwritera wer tha oflleera and dl*
? rs ol tl.'? P '"> ? ''':" '" ' Irerahlp
i- a frleadl) ene, ne nid, ami was
, i roughl aboul bj tha fact tbat too much
mone) had beea paul for propartlfla ac
jgnir<ri after the formatlon of tha e?a?*
i pany.
W0RRIED BY INCOME TAX
?
1 Banks and Trust Companies
Face Coupon Troubles.
'iTe nen regulattona concernlng the in
| come taa ara caudng ao end of trouble
among baaka and trud companiea who
are endeflvodng to dlmlnate any diflleulty
in caahlng coupona due November I. They
are trying tr, impreae on their cllenta the
. ' of attachlng to tha coupona a
certlAcate *.f ownerablp to pn veal any da
lay iu |... rn. 11 of tha Intereat
One large private banklng house has
tak.-n on t-n extra men m the coupon cal"
lectla?i department, arhere nor mflUy only
ihr.. BTfl reejUlrfld. This flrm will han.lb'
between 40,00% an.i l#,flt*o **aupoas,
arnountlng to many milllona of dollara
The Bankera Trud Company axpeeta to
handle Itt.ttt coupona, aggregatlng be
tan en M,.'"" and |7,.,dOf.
Bome r.f th.- banks hn..- declded to pa)
the Income tax on the coupona preeented
Ira them w ll. i'r- no e,-i tlll'ate of OWnenhlp
is attached and wlll wtthhold Ihe tax
until th.' owner provee thal he is not
taxabie. The bankera In thia Inetance will I
make oui a temporary certlflcate pending |
tha rercipi of a pefinanenl aaa Other
banka atate that they arlll aol caah their j
. lieiits' coupona until ihe permanent eer- I
tiflcate of ownerablp la attai h< d
Th.- dlrectora of tha Mlaaouri Padflc :
Rallroad Company annoujK-a?l yeaterda)
that the Ina?ene tax nn the coinpany'.*.
bonda preeented for paymenl on Novem*
l>? r I will I.e paid ln full, where the] hBVi
cevenaatfld to med aaeh obligatlon, free
of tax. ln *as*-s, hotvevfll, wheie hold
? is of euch oMIgatlona an- exempi from
lazatlon the companiea wlll r lalm the
benedl of na h < eemptiona
SULLIVAN C0. ASSIGNS
Advertising Concern to Liqui
date $160,000 Debts.
Th*- c. J. Bulllvan Cflmpaay, with offlces
Bl No. B| West Uth street, otir- of the
Baocerai la arhleh Timothy i?. BulllTaa
araa latareated, yeaterday aaaagned for th? I
benellt of rr<-'litors to Kmanuel Hlouin..n- '
strin. Sbeilfl s counsel. A njBfltlllg of ]
cradltora "iii ba called in a few days.
The Mablllti's are esiinuit. d at gl<*0.0>*7>. i
Tbe assets r onsist of outatandlng ac-1
? "Uiits and contracts After "Big Tlm" I
ha*l bflflfl declared ineomp.-teiit a bltter |
light for control of the company was
Wagfld betw-n I'hristopher .1. Sullivan
and "a_i'ty" Mulllgan. Wllllam U. BU*
MM, counsel for the Timothy D. Sullivan
estate, >esterda>' Bflld:
"That is our way of liquiriatliiR. The
Timothy I). Sullivan estate is the prlncl
ral creditor aml Bteckholdflr. Tbe est.tte
hr-lds l.COo out of the 5,000 shares of
stock. and out of the tl-,000 debts the
estate is a creditor for about 5110,030."
DELAY POPE RECEIVERSHIP CASE
Boston, Oct. ?.-Fedeial leceiveisiiip
proceedings, In-Hitutcd yesterday agalnn
the Pope Manufacturing ('ompany, of
Hartford, Conn., were postpeftu-d for two
weeks by Judge l*utnam ln the Unlted
States I>istrict Court to-day, ptttding an
order of notice to lntercstcd partles. I
LISTEN
IITHKN money talks most
** people pay attention.
Just now money ls talking
-soUsten.
The best real estate mort
gqges on New York property
usually pay 4A/_%. -Tuat now
they are paying 5%.
If you want good mort
gages call to aee us before
the rate changes.
TiTLE OUARANTeE
AND TRUST C9
Capital . . $ 5,000,000
Surpln-KflJiearned) 11,000,000
176 B'wfly. fl. T. 175 leaiicn St., B'klyn.
.150 rultaB St_ Jem-tca.
LOVELORN, SHOOTS HIS RIVAL
Argument Over Girl Leads to Gun
Play?Victim's Condition Serious.
[By -Wearaaa to ihe Trfbaae. |
New Rrunswick, N. J.. net. -9.?Jcal
er Mlaa Blflfl bath Oram, 11 years
obl, with who m both vv.-:,- infafiiated,
led to an argument between Krank Bal*
llant nn.i l-'t.-d yenable this afternoon,
wlth tbe result thal Venablfl drew B re?
volver and shot s'x tiiin-s at hia rival
Four shots took effect i me bullet en?
tered Baillant'fl law, another the side ?? r
hl ? head and ? third his atomach He lfl
iu a serious condition in St. I'etc-r's
Hoapital. Venable wa.s arrested.
I THAW PETITION ALTERED
-
Papers Said to Depart from
Form Used for Years.
t'oncord. N. lt., Oct. 2!>.?Counsel for
Harry K. Thaw said to-day that a study
nf tho new petition for thfl extradition
ot thelr clienl fl'ed hy the |e?a.l r.-pre*, n
LattVflfl ??f thfl Btalfl "f N.w York re
v.-ai* some OhaagM In tha wardtag frotn
fhe orlRlnal petition whi.-h they ar- un?
able i.j uinierstand.
The new petition statea that It appears
"by the pap. rs requlred by the statu'-i
of the United States," a new phrase. that
Thaw fltaadfl chaiRed with a crime for
whleh the State of New York "requires,-'
Instead of "In.ists," as in the original
petition, that he be delivered over to Its
authority.
lfl the paitleulara named the new daaa.
ment Is said to depart from the form pre
8 rlbfld by agreement among the states
lor many years. lt also bears thfl pnw
aaal of Oovernor iily.in instead of the
greal seal of the state. although it bfl.
BOt heen flflflflrtfld that this change aff-chi
thfl standing of the petition
A
MUST DIE, HE THANKS JUDGE.
Qragorto CHordano, coavtatfld of the
murder of his wtffl, Salvatora, whose body
waa found at lawood on August 10. was
BflRtflOOfld by Judge Fo.ster in General
Sessions yesterday to die durlng the week
bflglnnlng Da ember t, Oregorio pro
IflBtsd that he was innorent. but stood
silent while sentence was pronounced.
"Thank you!" he ex. laimed bitterly as he
was i.-d away.
S. Attmatt Sc (Hc.
have prepared, to co_ir_ir__e_Tice this day
(Thursday),
An Important Special Sale of
Des.rable Dress Silks
in black and colors, at remarkable cor.cess_o._s
from the regular prkes. Encluded in this
unusual offering are the following:
Rich Dmported Brocaded P_us_.es, regulady
3_2.5? to 15.00 per yard . . at S6.75
Brocaded Velvets, regularly $112.50 and H3.50
per yard . . . . at S5=85
-Binported Dress Taffetas, 42 inches wide;
actual values $2.50 to 3 JO per yard, at $1,30
Fancy Dress Silks, actual values $2.61]) to 3.00
per yard.at 91k.
Also several thousand yards of Liberty Satin
Messaline, China Silk and Fancy Taffetas,
reduced to . . * per yard 48c.
The above will be sold in Dress Lengths only.
Jifllj Aunuif. 3'ltl) ufe 35th _rtrrrte, -X'fw IJork.
POLITICAL. I POLITICAL.
TO THE VOTERS:?
The undersigned. being opposed to the corrupt
rule of Tammany Hall. and believing that the admin?
lstration of our city's affairs should be placed and kept
in the hands of honest, experienced and faithful public
officials. earnestly urge the eleetion of John Purroy
Mitchel for Mayor. William A. Prendergast for Comp
troller and George McAneny for President of the
Board of Aldermen, together with the entire Fusion
ticket.
Respectfully,
Vincent Astor. Ogden L. Mills,
Otto T. Bannard. Victor Morawetz,
Samuel Bloomingdale, A. Perry Osborn,
James G. Cannon. E. H. Outerbridge,
Wm. H Childs. Geo. W. Perkins.
Joseph P. Cotton. Jr., Jacob H. Schiff,
Frederic R. Coudert, I. N. Seligman,
Richard Deeves. James R. Sheffield,
Cleveland H. Dodge, Charles H. Sherrill,
Lloyd Griscom. F. L. Stetson,
John Henry Hammond, H. L. Stimson,
Frank Kuch, James Talcott,
Adolph Lewisohn, Harry R. Towne,
Samuel A. Lewisohn, Alexander White,
Alfred R. Marling, Wm. R. Willcox.
Edgar Marston,
TO-NIGHT
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, 8 P. M.
GRAND RALLY AND MEETING
CELEBRATING MITCHEL DAY
Mme. Olive Fremstad, Metropolitan Opera Star, Will Sing
College Glee Club. Van Baar's Famous Band and 25 Others.
The HON. SETH LOW will presidc
SPEAKERS:
JOHN PURROY MITCHEL
Chas. S. Whitman, Rep. Martin W. Littleton, Dem
Oscar S. Straus, Prog. Clarence J. Shcarn, Ind. League
Doors open at 7 P. M. Reserved seats not held after 7:30.
Iloldrr* of tl.'krt* to ho?c?, platforni nnd urena ??at?> um> Kninimr I J. Twnty
-rwntli Mt. All other*. imr Maln 1 nfran.r, Ma.lLmi Air.
BUSINESS MEN'S NON-PARTISAN ANTLTAMMANY LEAGUE