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Ih to hen* here'
Fifth
%venuc Coach Co.
rW CHARTER IN 1914
P'.ans and
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iOrientals
our room is
to difncult?so indlvid?
ual in iti requirementy.
that no Onental rug
can be found which will
"fit in," we have the
next best thing in the
hand-tufted K 11 d a re
Rusr*. made by hand in
Ireland to exactly fit
any requirements.
We are the Ameri?
can repre.^entative? of
the weavers of these
ru_-<
Fih- a\.t. ??_. 3Sth St
Larqes* Sp^rialty Ru<
louse m America,
F1ELDER SWORN
IN AS GOVERNOR
Takes Oath as 41st Hxecu
tivo i>f New Jersey at 13
Minutes PaM Noon.
"HOOIKKV' W1LSOYS
l l ( KV NUMBER
Mailrd b\ His Friends as Happy
Omcn TWO BiR PtuiM
Handed Out.
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JUSTICE DENIES CHARGE
Asserts Mrs. Sandford Was Not
Subjected to 111 Treatment.
f thi : I'i-.
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foi
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William W. Aldrit I ii.r
? :ch. a_kr- |
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married a
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ter was t
? rday.
ror a
Ba Altmmt & (Ca
The New Silk Suiting*
whlch vv]]l strike a domlnant
note of lashion durlng the ap
proachlng season, are now dis
played ln the Silk Department.
*ifl!} Awiuif, 3*,i_* an2r 35th StnttB, Krro ^orJu
*0TEL8 AND RESTAlRANTS HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
B^IJLVdRD
7"Ae famoua and only Cafe Boulevard
under the original management
A well chosen luncheon. daintily
served and convenient for
shoppers and mat)nee-gc>4***T., 60c.
and 41st Street
kmaPm Ift.m.wrii Danilnj from lour
BB SaOJ, arrii.r ln. luHr* I rflflflfljflflflk BB) . ?888888*, 814X1
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BRYAN DOVE FLEES
BEFORE FIST FIGHT
Kentuckj Member and Lawyer
Oo One last Round in
Committee Room.
rrm ' - .* ? ?
Washlngton. Jai 20 Mr Brya*' * dove
Ot )- ? ? I ' ' '
? ? Rapi-aaptatlvi
? ? .' 81
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,. | aariaa
??'?'? of the HOU88 1'i-trict
of a hli':. Mr Jol '
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? ? tha K< 1*
to n
v Ofl Cl V4 llilr*
erka ptrur-rled
with hlm, .... e! me
? - v plstol "
to tha
mbera
. ? .. Into
.
The trou uoed by Repreeenta
tharge that tha attorney
had been a lob ' '?
? ??" emaa tn
_ - li a-ipertfd
that tl.e aa Am ' ? wa*
the Kentucky mem
Who la an athlet*. KtrJr-K
n wan overturned
4
...m before they
Johnaon'a face waa
Bl alda ai^o carried
away a I
When Jol away and daphed
Into hia priva*-i maadlnf b 1
.... two con ?
latlve Reed, of New
? ;r?_ hlm from
I opanlns the
hurled hlaaaelf back Into
t0M , ... room. BhOUtlnC: "Where
I'll kill hlm"
?Ila r: j;r.ne. HOW. Ben." OOii lUPTW
.... ad alded li
. 1 Into the corrldor and into the
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. ( p~r,rr ol peraona wltaeaaed the
? Johnson ntart*-d for hls
atati r. r.f Pann*
Oet out. everybodjrl
three oa
: byatandera made a
Th(. mi ttee waa oaaaKar
. . ??. nStOfl pollrernr:
. ., . . 01 atreettiara John*
anted to remlnd the .:. w
r Bhtelda had lobhled
? B bill to incrcase thi
?? ' , ' ' '
??lf you report thla hill you may -ftva
he aaM '*ba1
tUngaevi -ral thouaand
0 this man'B poc-ket "
"A lot Of ii. '' mta liava
.... th. n Johnson'fl
? bla }m*
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HELD UP IN HIS STORE
Grocer Beaten Unconscious and
Robbed by Gunmen.
? Brmed with rrrolv
Ited ar.d robhcd Ur* BerkowHa
ln i.is _TOc_n atota, Wa M
6 .. . ...... Brooklyn Ber* I
... ' hi* canh
? Bhowlni hf bad tned to foll
th* thi' ?
Two woanaa, about to anter the store,
Otort knorked down by the thr- ' |
ttrM who ran to the Wllliamsbura*
*here they boardcd a ear for
Manhattan
Barl a ta aaid that the men first held
trtrn ap Ht ihe paiat of a revolver He
I .. ? ? 1.y und one of
? -fl oa the hi-ad wlth a r?v
voh er
,.. M.,.v... red toward the cash
r,. ed Bopaela
r _lov Thi thlavea then rtimt the
rawer, fettlaf Ial
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MANBURIED ATSEA;
SON SUES S. S. LINE
H. B. Finley Says Captain of the
Minneapolis lllegally Cast
Father'l Body Overboard.
11 Blalr Flaley haa Bled aall aKa'-'t the
. Tranaporl Company in ti.e ?_?
,rt H<-k*J?>._ daJ-U-g-B of goAtt b*>
ba bo of bla father, I Saaaaat B.
was hurled at
r-tiip Mimieapolm on
Bt, Mr Flniev havine; dled wh:.e
. waj f. IfaW Vork
i that hls father. who *??>..*
? | .?? | ln ratn*M
,,-, the bflnni B June _*. He
.1 ii) j and hia body V4,i? stohaJaaad,
. lat- r, 81 BT-tBi to the 0008*
tha 1 p iraa <>fr the
? ~ oaptala ordered the
1 arhoard
T!,, ... he wa.s notified of ms
Bftar the body had be. n
?hat hr\ not know int;
? an under
? -? el
11. hat he waa rienied th*
ri?.ht to gtta tii. body < t hi* fath?r a dr*
? : thr a.-ti.m of the
Baaapaay **a_ in
vi 1 .lation of hl* rtRbt* as next uf km to,
B_B8 the place ol burlal.
EXCESS BAGGAGE
RATE CUT SOUGHT
Complaint Against Rail?
roads Backcd by Many
. Merchants Here.
LARGE ITEM IN
SALESMEiVS EXPENSF
Interstate Commerce Commission
Shown lines Have Bootted
Char|*es Recently.
Ti.r* Mercban! not.
d< epi ai ? * ?
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aardii g i ??? ? ? msde bjr
rallroaOa foi ir....si.? ?
It wafl tbl
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before tbe i
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a tlcbel ' * *....ir
, v -. ? . ly of r.ot
than tlOO li
mak* ? rtargi I i
of the i .
a minltnum i I
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what tbe ralli radi
.
?he oid ex:
? in forc- Bl
than ? ? rs Of the
n. i4 , gpresa r*U
I'or t InSSI I ??' wlth a larpp r.im
her of travellinr I m 'hc Beld the
item for *. "JStltUtSS a not
unto*t*-**4*tani part i ' th- annual '. idget
?< di***Btfat*8>etion among Uietn, ttvxeri
for*.. derelopsd, unt!! in 19'1 the lf* ?
? ? ? tion **f Kew rork, tba LH
Lotda '??'?? ss M< ? ******* th< Mea
co saaoclal I rnei ?
? g oris-.Lrlzatin.
husinei i togotber **. ith the Trav
Uon snd
.
trsvellers, joim-d for the ;?
Ing to the Interstate Commei ?
Commlsston for a reductlon of tbe r;.t.
Thif- ; etlon wafl taken at tiie - . -
Of F W .randall. of 81 t nd re
i in the formatJon Of the NatK.rial
rmn itti i
A p.'t.fon sraa prepand n*.n a larc'
amount of 4 ' tsd tn tbe
interstate Ctominsree Comrnisslon.
? rm oi ."?"!, Ahhott _ tforgan, of
thi-x city, attorr ? National I
?nittee, fiied lta hricf witt.
comm!.. I
This hri**f dfsclosc*. tha* tl
crace cbargsa made by ths railroads.
'?- 9 .4. -*e***rerally I pei cent of
the pa*nonc;t r farr. but that ln that v.ar
it wii.' ? ' ll 2-1 I" r cent. Thr*
son glven fc tbe toeras?o wsa I l i
IWSBSngWI farea had been reduccd from .1
to I cents a m!le. The ra ?
k-ct annua'Iy a total of more than JT 171,
402 from (Xcoa* baggagfl Cbl
Th*- Hational BaggagS 'ommittee ask?
th*< Triterrtate I l l ommlsslon to
order a rate basod on a praduat'-d
I*. ai* of from 13--.. P?*r cent to I per 081 I
of the *M***aeager fare. wlth a minlnium
rate of IS centa a hundred pounds, and a
ii.iiiimum charpe of 8 tthta a ablptl
ithe preaent minimutn rate and rharp- |
RAIMENT REVEALS RAGGED
ROMAM RASCAL'S ROBBERY
Tattered Wanderer Is Found
Richly Clad After a Theft in
Saloon He Visited.
This talc Of a Roman and 1
mlpht aptl] be ternied 'Ttom );.'.:per to
Milllonslra ln Half a Dossn Houra."
?flrterflai Lea Belnttl, thi Knman, of
No '. atreet, ahuf
fled into the BflJflaa kepl I ) Torr.aao l>oni
Ht 2if.th street and Wbttfl Plalnfl avenue.
i.eo waf -ateaadtog nkempt end tat?
tered
ijeo aagaaad i.eon! tn earneal eonrott
tlon | - ? : minutes, whlsnrrlng con
Odentian* into thr lattl I Thf*n h<?
. ? oal Ti ti mtautflfl tati r srhen L
? ? blfl xxiUBtcoat PQCkei for thfliffll hi
tbonghi ba had il \4...-. nol I
i ni caiicd tegetbi - ? ? tlvei and
fri.nd' and Fta- lh for I.eo Pe
iotti. the Homan Thelr ssareh turnfl
,. tsOth ptre* t snd White 1
aYSnOS and there thc\- f'.und L*0 Isantog
? the hai Bai X4iat .; change had
come ovar Leo'fl rah
A hat of eoft-at Nlle greem reeted upon
tt,* f-***sbl** olled and r*arled locks of l_o.
the Komin. His suit was an the clai-h of
cymbala, ao Jarrlng 4. *?* lta notos and
checkfl Hla aecktle was a rainbow of
color and bla Bhoea and aoeka ware asw
and glosBy ind Leo xxas open Ina* wm*!
_eonl> friends BtHpBSd I^n. the Etoman,
of hla new-found tlnery and bsfora
tective Hatto SPPSSrSd _80 Bad been weil
IlflStflfi iie was then arrested
MICHIGAN IN FROM MEXICO
Battleship Which Rescued Felix
Diaz Arrives at Navy Yard.
Tha battleship Mieblgan Brrhred at the
?
d clo.k yesterday aitSf-OOfl from Mi *
waters An ******** a>- ahe . . r half
her crew, of TjD ofrVers- and 11.?
on phore leaxe It v4as th.- I'r.-t tlma I
had been on aolld ground for B ? '
?ix montha The boat waa La M I
?evatert* for six mOBtbB 8 taBgei pei
than noy Otbsa rSSSSl Shr tVSJ to have
returned to this port on Bcptember 98,
but delaya occurred and rdM d.u 1..1
.way untll laat Tuesday 44.. 1.
4.. aaa n red ar the Mtaae>*t49ia Tb?
can wlll flUjr al the navy \-,rn until
I nt, ?**sr_sull_g, and
4 M,en leaxe for N rUBrjT
I she nll! g0 fr.'t.i Norfolk to tak
in thr navei laaiiiaaiirafl 08 CBlabra lal?
and.
It waa tha Michigan whlel
eral Pattfl Dlaa
. rm when bfl araa laalni fl Huerta,
took hlm ts * Sflfl * I for
Havana
B????~
Fined in Feather Plot.
Jttdga Hunt, altttna; in tha Psdari
tr?-, ,..? -w-rday Itoed A
hel.ner i CB . td -*"
? ?iii'i'ii.8 f?*a-x'*r.s aad ioa*i
,'A> to L-Sfl Angslsfl ?? rni::
. .- eoSS loeHNel. ttttl t> . f 11 -|...na
t.on eSaTalTffflfl from thfl I I
-aajjjf eiiter.d a plea of guiltj wid paid
t? t *lna
HELD IN POLICE SHOOTING
Son of Lieutenant Aiken Ac
cused of Firing on Patrolman
Iken. ot
tal ? for *
?
?a street
jehn J. Bh< I ' '" '
lar, was
Biralf ned 01
?
.....
the j..
ken, who waa ll i ered 1
po on ' i.ail up i
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BALDY. FAMOUS APE. DEAD
"Missing Link" from the Congo
Was Favorite at Park.
A mlaaing llnh
... ? s parl
?
">k."
nd vaudi
?
? ??
'
.. kfd out a
per wltl ";'l htUl
low two
Prom tl sn on ha ba ' ?
nd he wai
the ortgir.al AW
B had ' aeray
'.r, Like many attOthi
-RECORD" IS ONLY LETTER
Warden Hayes Fails to Aid
Pemtentiary Investigation.
Wai
. . * loseph 1 -i viv
? ? ? I.
whlch he thooght
mlg. ? '' ' in
Its in. kwell Isl*
. . . , ...
Iter book.
written by Wai
- to former ? '.omnAe
? ?? partmenl of i lorrec
?
... raed. Th.. War*
Jury
this
? '?'?' te of I
? y a
.
dlreeted to return to-day.
I .r < "io H. fi ' '
r the pi nltentiary
inflr*
. . Wllllams,
o, nogi :'l-v ?" th''
n into the Ftank whub, a
nitentJar) ?
that 1 - hAi frequently
...... t obt ininp
? ? tlon, and that
ferred from th'- top tler to the bottaaa
t;or only w-hcr. tOOOd to comnilt
?W that at. the
.... lat
?? hours after bla ad
? ? the Inflrmary
ATTACK TUNNEL CONTRACT
Brooklyn Association Would
Stop Harlem River Subway.
? .,..??? a upon the
t for thi atrnetloii of tha- tun
Tider the r r aa a pan o*
tbe Li avenua auba Hi i
ra] rer of the .\'.' ?< Boarda of
i Trio- ' Ut, a
j Brooklyi organlaatlon, hai flled notica
with the CantroUer reo, ? l . hlm to
? - ? c < ? ? ? 'or Sa. -
Of Um J.- I - ibway,
whlch Includea the tunneL
H i haa al?
ready looked tt.to ti ? and
la anythlng fn
them. Mr On i t araa I
? tha Corporatlon Counael There
is not the sliphtest cha 1 It tha 4~*oii
troOar ?.u brlng tha ault, ab ;;sked.
The contrael In question Ib ivld by Ar?
thur M ' laf Hoff aud the
price ll i . *.;???
who waa forraerty a partner of Mr.
McHullen, was ar - l bldder on
tract. Ha I i - < I
efforts to get thr o: tr.i't aanull-d.
DIRECTORS RE-ELECTED
Merchants' Ass'n Will Name
President at Later Meeting.
The Mei f Nea
Vork. ,at 11
nemblj room .' - Broadwa
tr=rday re-ek U the folloa
for three-year t_T
l'r.-mk Fi. president of the
Roarera Peel Company; Wllliam Fellowc*
president of thi Oklyfl HrtdfTe
Btoragi
tha J
a Ne*
? Wi d I _ B Pleraon,
? t of Auntin, Nlrhola I
tav Vlnl ; : t of the Markt &
Hamniii - w abh
I rtsldent of the i.'hina and Japan Trad
, liniiled. and Wllliam It.
WIllCOK.
WOMAN STARVES TO DEATH
Injured Recluse Succumbs to
Hunger in Miserable Room.
- faa oman
Bva Arnheim.
? Bl ??? rti?
...
at, Tha 1
The death was d> I f Martlr*
? ?\enng a
? ? ?
Ura Bertha Baaafaal, Jnaltraaa of the
building. aaid II cnan had o
p|ed the room, wlbh was dark and I
faa* tl . I uae.
The IdeBl f tba woman was estab
mr-at.8 of an aavaiOBM found
B tha ral ? to Ifra
i
M ra. Mi ha.i
fOT the laaaa ihlldren ii
. 4 '?
A ? ? ? aarch of tha ,i,..
? ? ? ? i
| t,. K\ a \l Ar: :
and the oth.r lo ila;. Atu
FIGHT POSTMASTER
AS CENSOR OF ART
"MetropolitanY'Publishers
Denounce Morgan Action
as "Childish."
MAGAZINE WINS
FIRST SKIRMISM
Picture of Sculpture Bo?gM by
John D. Rockefeller Cause
of Trouble.
. c
. ? ?
? iu. tion* ??"
-. ? ||
tan Mai
b; b* ? Tl ? v '?
...
.
? ?
? ?
.-." and w<
? ,.M.-. Tha:
?
. for l
n.ar, t thal
?
held II
? rn frorn '
-'on.
rs is no dOUbt ln my rninl the
- nt Tlie one of th"
entanr and Drya
rlng pai ?na of a morrater The
? i Wood Nyraph'a I i
. ;, clrl and.ls Bornetiilr.p
. nol rie-rmlt ln my family i ?
ICotropoUtan etagastnof may ca'i
me the "
tlme I get thtrOtlgh with them th?y may
not he so anxtous to publtah pi< I
?rt f ?
"And by the t(m* -we _rct throurh wlth
ted ti. J
BgS?laa "he
olj' to cen*or, without
? ? ent and artlBtl -
effort a' l I 1 Bnda of
throuph hi- ? ? ; I
tlona o: ? re ahose of two sculpt
???.. .? ani fljrJU*
tti,. Nal I i'
? e of tbem 'The
taktog flrst pi_
.. . .
..nd xv.. trla s tbem for
luntry who could
? ?
SIMPLE ASA. B. C.
It is easier to pour water
into a well than it is to pull
it cut.
It is casicr to put money
into an investment than it is
to *4ct it back.
And tbe Owner of a build
ini> operation wbo overlooks
?his consideration at the start
will have cause to regret it
in the end.
Bu* if he does not ovcrlook
this ccnsiJeration, be will real
lze the importancc of sclectinrf
the right contractor and we
shall have another job on c ur
hands.
thompson-stArrett
COMPANY
?
laaaa
p I went wlth i
-, but he
?
?
. .. . this di ay ' He rej
? ' " ' " ? At"
leaatng the magaatna,
ar ha? oo ighi tha
: grOOP from
? found nnthlng*
- nableln U To aay that ar. art ob
? whleh "eina *? ln *n sxhtht*
. rapa-oduoed merely baoaaaa
al ln the Poet
offlce I ".not. la unjuet."
Will Continue Lntil Jan. 26
Exhibition of
PAINTINGS
BY
Emil Carlsen
Paul Dougherty
Frcdcrick C.Fricsekc
Childe flassam
Willard L. Metcall
Kenneth H. Miller
J. Alden Weir
AT THE
Macbeth Gallery
450 Fifth Ave. al 4 t
.
BEAUTY of finish is only the symbol of
the supreme worth of the Steinway
Piano. Exquisite sweetness and wonderful
strength of tone are responsible for its world
wide fame. The first
xSteinissot
was a triumph of musical genius, and by
stnct adherence to the highest art ideals, four
gene-ations of pianoforte experts havemain
tained and extended the reputation of the
Steinway as the Standard Piano of theWorld.
Your choice should be the piano by which all
others are measured?the Steinway.
STEINWAY & SONS
Steinway Hall
07-109 East 14th St., New York
>uiuM|/ Exprtu ."-talton at tht Door
1
? Per MONTH UPON PLEDGE
* OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
THE PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY OF NEXV YORK
MANHATTAN
Fourth Avenue cor. 2 5th Street
Eldridge btreet cor. FiviriRton Street
Seventh Ave. bet. 48th and 49th Sts.
LezingtoB Ave. cor. 124th Street
Grand Mreet cor. Clinton Street
East 72d St. betLexington & 3d Avs.
Last Houston St. cor. bssex SL
m?)\x
Courtlflndt Ave. cor. 148th Street
hkooklyn
Graham Avenue cor. Debevoise St.
Pitkin Avenue cor. Rockaxxax Ave.
Iy PER CENT. CHARGED l PON
_^_ L'iANS REPA1D WITH1N
' & TWO WEEKS FR_OM DATE.
No Tippinf,
F'ie.ie
011 ano
30 rVc$T34~ST
Minimum Wafe
for Women
$12 per Wealt.
SOME OF OUR LUNCHEON ITEMS:
Cbicken Consomme ,U Puree of Split Peas .15
.1 .45 Crcamed Cfclckea on Toast .40 Chicken Fla .40
Spafhctil, Italian style, .15 Muffed Prppers .iu French Ice Crggaj .15
Lobster Salad .50 Fruit Saljd .4S Salmon SaUd ,3S
Following Served After Three o'Clock:
Hot Biscuits xxith Marmatade .30 rfcH Wart.es with Hoatj .20
1 oasted English Mtajfiai ,1J
Alao forty Pthtt t'rir.*, prrparrd unrf Bflfi ' rtdrr id'nl rondiflonS.
Midway between the McAIpin and the Waldorf-Aatoria.

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