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SAY BRIBES GIVEN
TO HELP BECKEF
Witnesses for State (ie
Money to Quit. Accord?
ing to Report.
PLOT MAY BL PART
OF ??SYSTEM'S" PLAIN
fllynn NU) (Jrant (intimen Re
p.ic\e Asks Opinions of
Uoff and Whitman.
s "the ggnjtem" still frilling to stan*
Backer? Thtt wai the vacation
? -
BBS '
I x ?- t- i tant aril
testify al ?'"?t tb
tr ' '
itien ti
, ?' .
tied t
report ha'l It that i
.. taesa ?? ** teal
?- tonnectlm
acker s to
. - , ? . .
-i hang. eatlm >ny
and
?
the - nd the ef/oi I a ?
bee* ? ? ?aM t*
.
Jos* ph A. ? scker'i
of the i then
I B no M ': til it.
- thai *oi tlon fo
< g]
Ihai look i
? e-ffee
....
to I ack of l
....
VMthOllt .?
tloi' Bbay. "In th?
?
i:- ? ?
sntlr? ?? tlnct.
. . . i. ...
pert. en < onti Ibuted :
.
Ih4
? ? ? -. what
? may be, m th. > havi
t aald that t ' erdi t. tb?
tment and
' a-. ?-> fund for my
?
?
"Let ni" i .?and that : ? and for
all aa absolut
? .i this tall that a Cali
'rial mai
Charlei 0 W?hle, counsel for thi
-f^ref-t. d
In th?.
?
- ? I ' strict Attbr
?Vliltit 'hat the i
ie against Bed
M (V<
- losod to i
? ? .????'.? bandi
oect i with
: elifcVcd
t the 1 ' ?
1 d til
l\ iiitman
:
lly of granting t!
a reprit
"f B* -. -:? Whltn -r,at hi
bad ? ?
unalti -, etltlon for i
?
fl
- u i tiiat
the ? . ?
er hU'i leen ti
? ? mom
I would
vaks wmi - and Bnd :
en to their
come to
?.r- tlon 1
t%i..-.f of the mi
g fea the < , weil?
I Iprll
BO Intention of <
1 ? it have writ
? i
' - . ?Yr.itman
g ? . ibtllty of -
...
FM .-.
in th?
?a lettci
from the R* i. ? ; s
T' ml a
sting <
GIRL FOUND DEAD
IN CANAL IDENTIFIED
Vleum, an Orphan. Met Death
on Wav Home from Church
-Foul Play is Theory.
?
teraoi N Ba h H ? body
I rl a ?.!??
" aaal
rereaa Ryai
f>ha '!'
Mil '? - ?r:.!
???letI m
? 1 iti an r>:
ocle, Pati
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.
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' - .'in h.
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t?,w
Maze you seen the heap of silver
dollars m the v.indow of the United
Cigsr fttors, m the Fleitiron Building*
Just sol'O th? Bsn FranUm Qui/ picto
', ?phs and gat your share.
CROWD WATCHING TRIBUNE QUIZ rRT7F< IN FLATTRON BUILDING.
SEES RACE BEING UNSEXED
Dr. Riddle Says Social System
Tends in That Direction.
Tl tern tend ?. th?
ording to Dr O ; : IdU ol
tboratory at ' told Bpr ag
Harbor, who Ii lured laal nlshi before
thf feminist foruni of Columbia t"ni
veralty in Bari H 11
"Our present morality late marriase.
? mingling of tl:. sexes with?
stimulation make foi ?? dilut
shadow; sea d< ? ? mt," he said
? .ii?-- con
? itions shou d ? I
t. rm luct o? soclel
?
' !'.?? r.i. - ."
-? M - large!) a m.it
. ?
absorption ol
water Is a largi ?: terrai
Ity t< nd* to pro
? ' - ?:? ..ii
? ? ? sex.
BANG! AND APRIL I
'BOMB' ROUTS LOUIE
First Came Leiter Threats, Then
a Loud Blast from an
Electric Bulb.
' rur.i
il v..
- - T' ' lh avei . ;, a;
' Al '? " - i " - morning.
'i would s cru? Lo . ? . ,
?EL.-!
, ,?
thraat? ...
-
n waa
? '
. M ..
gle ;,
? 111 -
ir. end at last h?
?
. ?? .i .
17th
'?'?"?? ? doubl.
??ut was reached U
the door a
tltjr o
wai -
Ti?
ll.
... i
d?ni ig at Louie's ? rhlch
?? oS with s b
' : ? l-night.
I all.
ALDERMAN'S PIQUE
PREVENTS EXHIBIT
W'endcl's Action Bars City from
International Exposition
at Lyons.
. i ? ? . i. ??. ;
? . tii*?
Mderman ?
.-. request
pack Ii the cxl I
?
without
i if. | f the
.
lion from the
ths matti ?
: | '? : art! of
; " i the ei
'
... sw th?
?tre
? ?
th? bill el 'he
t will be srm ?
?
Helm
- e????
Procures Her Father's Release.
?. ? ,!
? ? ?
Patrick White, s
Weai M"*
? ? ?
ii
i
?,? . .,f ,, |
and lewelri ?? ?? > '
iiti i ?/p^rty wui recovere?*
7,150 SILVER DOLLARS USED
?N TRIMMING UPTOWN WINDOW
Money To Be Given by The Tribune in Ben Franklin
Quiz Contest Inspires Repartee Around
Flatiron Building.
Th* Tribune's 7 t. round 'lollar.-.
II be | risse to <
asei ' testants In the Bei Fi ankjin
Quiz. ; town debul
In th.? wind..?? ?.f the i in f.! i .
in the ? ? '? ?
m shining, new = i!ver dol
? ?! thr glitte
gneti qualities di awing I
i ? .1- of shrip|)?-is and business trot?
s tuation ? f th" \?i- Broad* ?
.-?nd Fifth ? neous
? et to gaa< al ;hr treasure.
"Prettj soft 'o e a window trln
?i.i have that stuff to trim with."
?aid an onlooker. "Anybody Who COUldfl I
ttrad |h1 to ?-??1
? ? .
"How loi _ ? take
1 Mend.
tl
s li for m\ ? ??
- ppoee you laid a those a
inrs in a row?ho* fai *-o
r. a^h'"
"Froi i here 1 lh< eight of
tlon and part way bai k
? e level, the
"About to Harlem, I gui
? - ? 1.1 ?
r\ hi II tl I all tl
. ?
Where do you
rowed ? fri prtnl I. of
"Anyhow [ wish th*. ?
-,vere yours?
uli.c "
"Thai 11 meant ?i ?? i
?
Bure. T< ?? i gol 'em
land'i as gon.i at?
i i ? I tha cop "whal hi '?
de if i imaahed In the window, and ?
: :i?
U : ?
"He said he'd ' ?
:i tho'i'
? ??
"Lei count IL 1 'hat
? ?a ?--ii ain't It? rl I this
,. ? . .- ? ? ?
. '
a special ofn ? - -? ?? ??
? ?
Perched i
? ? ^-?'.ITl tO
nee al
. B I
He wai trying lo of 1
!?:? firr-u ;n The Tribu?
REPORTS 11 ROADS
CONTROL HARD COAL
Jersey Committee Calls on At
torney General to Act Protits
Are ,300 Per Cent.
Bl . to Thi
v J., Mai h \ ?? ? i ? ? ? '
eleven railroad companies ontrc ?
? : ? re ne . uai mine i and that
the.*, extract a r rotit oi 'ti":e ti: ?? Bl
cen? from the ont i A lembly
:????- til
'.eport to-?Ia: .
with the recommendation thai th.' a
enere f thle state act at one?
i that cow
the n - dealers an i ansplcuous.
The at\ en ralli pant? - a hi
is shown control thp great bulk of thli
coal eei The Phlladeli I
holds . onti ol of a : ?
:? ? nmlned coal; n?e i.
Valle] th? New lersej Central, tha Pe?
inie Railroad, th- Delaware, Lacka
. \ Western the Delawars .\
son Canal '.'m?an' and th? Brio !:<
any,
..-)?,.. traction o lent
eratori ? oked ami throttled bj
combinati> Ihe commlttei .< ?
iti ttV control of the labor o
poi tatii ?
JOKER IN GAME BILL
Jones Measure Permits Killing
Animals at Any Time.
-
Albanj, March II. The laboi ? '
to safeguard th? d? ? otl ? i
- - animals will be wiped o-?
? ? ? pen if Ooven
sign? th?- new game net introduced
tssembl' man J. Q. Jot ;
?? Who re.ni l1 ? Join II :? - '
irernor 1
?? ? the bill to-n-i"' r
hlch Is srli ?
th. Jones 11ll, limits th? saa
elk a:..i ?!? ? i ?? killed bet
?
t.iK. i i.in.arv H, an .
?
to Jai
The Iones bll ? ?
"elk. d ? ducks
-
!?? t ime
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Delmonicos
The Dansant
Tuetdaye, fhurtday* and Friday*
?1 (o 6:30 o'clock
IN THE PALM TRELLIS :
EXHIBITION DANCING:
MISS DONNA BAIN
MR. DONALD CRANE
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
' Iu?1i:ik '.-.? ?|..?,0.
?^-^-'-?-?-?-?-??'-'-'-?----?-?--??i-ii-i d_fl_
DURYEA'S
47 West 72nd Street
THES DANSANTS
Srilurila? ?>. I lu il SO, \<IhiL?|.,ii ?I. ? i||i Ira
V prliui , ' bi
i.i.?- ???'??i b Ml ? ' Ml
. ? i. a tina Ha
?*
Hesitation a la Duryea"
full ? I A ! i ? ? I - , ,
. II ??I IM s? and ?63 an<J ?37
\l,.i |K?i M. Irl ? II loi.
SEES END OF REVIVALISTS
Methodist Conference Abol?
ishes Evangelistic Commission.
Old fashioned i
ngellsi
? ih. \. v. JTorl ? ? i
lie! Ep i opal Cl 'itch. The
, fen ? M" ? ? '???
the |
commU
Dt. Jamea I. .).;?.- bu|
f the Brook I
contended that th*
Of th* ? ?-. ? v.-tion
on t ? itrlcl
superl ? ? , ? . Bald,
? ? mil ? . t - i.v. n
a Ithout caltli
A 11 ? ? a- .
anl) ' ? ?? ? superintend*
an.' ? ei ?? itirnther? I
take th*
? ? ? ?si. n
Lowrie Now with United Fruit
M. L ' ? th I
- : ? ?? ?
...
?? (Be :: ? iger of
i he United Frail C< arlth head
.?uart? - ai Mo ? The
company open p aei ,--e to
1
. ? gag? d in pa - 'itlon
i its.
iM tf<rft?xndfrjit*
The Greatest Men'? Furnhhing Store
Lighter Weight Underwear
Athletic Union Suits. 5?r and 79c
Regularly S 1.00 & $1.50
Medlicott's White Liale. 98c. val. $150
Medlicott's Mercerized, 98c. val. $1.50
Grt?tSpecU ? :?'?."?'. ? .
?MSsU Culi lf\^ 1 '
Shirts at $1.25
Crepe, M.idi ,? and
Mercerized.
Sires 14,14'3. l.rl.S'j
Gloves, 98c
$1.50 Value.
Cape Skin.(jra> uede
und th-moK
ATTACKS HARRISON
PHILIPPINE POLICY
Malcolm Peabody Says
Effort to Placate Natives
Proves a Handicap.
COMPETENT ADVISERS
OUSTED, HE ASSERTS
Mistakes Way Cause Governor
General to Reverse Himself.
Missionary Believes.
The poll of Ft i Burtoi Harri?
- ... the Phillpplni -
him not mi ely tl
Ami man residente, bat a.s.. the reaped
of the Filipinos, according to Malcolm
Peabody, o Boaton, arho recentlj re
two yean a ork
in th" lalanda. Mr Peabodj said I
. anv guccaa i adralnl?i
might attain In the futur? muet he
red in gplte of the opi I and
igual d eng* ndi red
"Harriaon beg ' Fllt
M hr'd give tl:em all they wanted,
ti i foUoared that by g ttlng r I of moat
of the coi ' ? Americana In oil
m Peabod] ''r took Queton, th''
nail at leader, a man who i^ ebeo
lut? ly unacnipolous, a? hla chief a-.
and ?? .'':>'?! t-i || ten to an; Imei
oho had had real "xr^itm'* of the
"In ?! t. Ui effort ' ?a been to
placate I e nattvea b) giving them every?
thing they ^nnt, rot ?eein?; that what
the*/ wanted, ?r *x laaal ahat Qiezon
wanted, waa to cripple- nts admtnlatra*
i tion. that his own ;.ower rntgllt he cor?
respondingly inc aaed H< Burrendered
,--jre. exerted throu??T'n
ture, for p reduction in 'he
? ? r \ . , n ?i i - ' ? i B
Cut Pay of Americans.
Mr. Taylor, for Inatance, Dtrectoi a'
R-irTiu of Argiculture and a nnn
arho haa done ? ible a* ice to the
islam!? by *he< ktnz th? rinderpest, a kind
rf ra'tl? placne. ?a? reduced from 18,000
? '?> He reatgn* i Captain sleeper.
Director of th? Burea I of Lar,'!-., a ia
?-ir fu it?, I7.0M to Jfi.noo He, too, re
T man found he didn't
have ike shshtf"<t tdea of how to run the
office. He ca led Harriaon In deal
.-.-ktpp him what the head of the bureau
ght to do, i ? t waa all a
rlaon toi.i him he dldn'l exactly
and referred hlra ? ?? Captain
? : . -n n I | | ? . ' Ighl 1 ' 0*8
? i? ? Bleep* : goaf
that he now rained his time at IBM a
and thai the government could have
? that price, and ro le*? The re.
",i5 the ,;.- _-.- ration of the bu
: o? : for <' nie werk?
"Quezon's ...i ? eh he haa played
heen to separate
Harrison from I Ben ^ho
gh( i prepared the
native? are for self-government
"To ti _ - Un t.? Ben I "
Carpenter, icutlve a rotary
nr M : touch with 1
Yearning for S p ring
clothes?
Why yearn '.
Variety's here.
Price is right.
Style is right.
And as for fit-?candidly,
we've nei er found it so easy.
For instance, men with deep
chests, slim waist? and hea\ y
hips steil) as easily fitted in the
most modern shapely clothes
as our slimmer friends whose
build is obviously adapted to
these new models.
Suits for every size.
Models for every build.
Careful!
Quick changes in under?
wear are best made slowly.
Medium weights for now.
Kocf.rs Phst Company,
Three Broadway Stores
at at t
Warren St. 13th St. ? Mtli St
AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS.
WINTER GARDEN
THE WHIRL ,','.', WORLD
?UIIRFDT
? anuotiti m.,
|| PINAFORL . Sam Bernard?Gaby Oesfys
? - "? " - 111- H.I., ?,r |l.??| >,rr,l
l,","M "'' ' '' a a ?k ?? ii? m l k?"g-~?* '
39th SL "" x
The MIDNIGHT GIRL
n ?.l oiii.i M \< i IRLAKE.
OOMAW L?l?kS PRIXt KHU. :i;i i. , i
c MARRYING MONEYS
lit ? r.ini ?.?Ml I 'i
PLAYHOUSE \
iiii i jn niV
TODAY
i ?K misos i ha i count .gyaija. w-eaij
I YRIP AMAD' "Ml "? '? "?
i??? UM A H Kill Y V1ACKA>
r UMiiiKiii ?i\\i\h i i i un i - yri nilJlkiTTn
HIQHjinks ," HtLrWANItu
Mm Tn rla)
t.\ \ BATE* FOHI Ihr IIMiUhll; ?I WIM- I I I kit l>
? \s|\l? i
?J I
'? ?? M ' MaMlialli.il On llo rile. I'?.'!'. J I...? >
WiM Iml. ?- llll IIII ill HI K -WliH Ii
ni lUpUC Dlklp ." ; i'11"1 Utlrrlns ?!
DLMnunr. ninil llu,r? ? ?n?r. lili ??
Hi - n , . > Manliatliiii 4l|i?-rii 11 on??-?Mm Wad
LAURE?TE TAYIOR " muM* ?rm *-BATS *ow
CORT
, - ?
! i I ? II I \ .
PAVLOWA
CORT Snecial FRIDAY, at 2:15
i., ..i ii,, i in.-. ri|?<rial liiHIsaol Hals ... , , , I 1rs
I 1IIQCTTC TAVI AB a FF.l. O'*? permlrs
LAUnCIIC lAILUn m mm in pin ?.mil Frsarema ?<< < i> i
,n a l \?i Flail i> J- ii*rti.-> Msaasie. 1 Friers ?>?* +> ?: :.o. Bas *? SU |J ?>?>.
sltuat.on throughout the entire archi?
pelago, to Moto Proviaoe to succeed Gen?
eral Pcr-difng as Go\ernor. Tn dot"?
this he deprived Harrison of th.* most
valuahle man in Manila, and put nun
?hw be is riot needed, f.,r Mr How
dlteh, who was secretary to Pershing,
hits had six months' experience there.
and would, in the nature of things, have
led ' ?? ra!.
Bishop Brent's Advice Unheeded.
"Leal v igual B - op Brent, who kit w?
the lateada hotter Than most men, went
t,, ?.,.,. Harriaon in Bat Harbor -nd told
him not to mak ? .-ge in the policy
?-?! peraonm of the government till lie
had bean there I (rear Had Harrison fol?
lowed hla advice '.<- noold lave kept out
,,* trouble He irent ".ere green as the
moat verdant crass, however, and proved
easy for Queaon and the rest of them
Who are howling fnr independe? e
"He failed to realize the thorough ne??
with which the Americans already 11 *
sir work, or how they
d it. or he would n??t have :' n -
or, at leai t. i
like to think. The\ ? tin - ? I
p. ti. ;.. ?> by man; faJiurea and mil I
and these their auc
repeat The teal truth of the mat*
howev? . la that the Amer -, ?
.- .
Quei own In.
"A I)
hasti and III - lered n odi
refu - ' g
to be transferred to Baguio, a rammer
'? -Tt i | mountain!, for th*
months On the fa ?? of It thia *
capital .= eems in*
M the natives claim, hut In fad the
extra
the incr* I
"In
a ill soon chang , ai lila at?
titude wll
what It will
make
KLAW & ERLANGER LOSE
Paul Armstrong^ to Keep His
$1.000 Advance Royalty.
'"? .ne I
Albany, Mar th Si of
the Court i\ rala - hUa
Erlanger, th* managen
th* Ir s ?it gg pg : g, the
: Ight.
Th?1 tl:
Armatrong to write a pla adltton
being that ?' ??? to the au!
ng tl ' i c* rtain pay?
ment of t, ? ? ' 'rom the i
aftei - ty. The I ? paid.
hut after ?? trd the l
.. lying
one. and refused to accept II
I I
turn of the $1.Oft
d playwright
th Co :?? ? de
WRIGHTS TERmT"
BAFFLED SLOANE
Manufacturer Says He Made
Offers on Patents, but (,nt
No Satisfaction.
r* , f ,
?en
urv,, .
Plan.
?1 my
-
said
not a,.,.i, iti tn(.
corn. '*^a
"I a-knowu.ij,. q* .
rpjrall ? . .
*emi
ill ..,.,.
-
- .
' " ?
-
'
I
-
-
trie?! ?
? i' ' ? ,
able tn g?t ||
?
_
RACKET STREET IS QUIET J
Hence Residents Want the A f
dermen to Rename It |
I '
inapp
?
in th- . Q '? ? i Ml
.... ?,,
? - ?
? ? -? ? .
distan'
AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS.
M.u rOBKI IUDIM, THEATRES rv" -'? <<!?iv_
rHKSl THEATRES HAVI NO DEALINGS WITH lin n-u\
CO. Bl? | >| \i?. , \N 111 Dill \[Nr I? 'I BOX "HI? I
MA?DEADAMS;;!7,:A;V?NEW'MSTERM,, MAF
b?lUe'bURKE ,-"jERRI ATHENS
UTN
HUDSON GAIETY
HJ_8 it1 "LADY
/\l^illl_llll FAN" ,ALONO CAME
KM? HI KMiH Kl R. '?" DC| iCRfl
r?-dsj Matines Fssmlar, ->?? te II W. ?*?????
JULIAN ELTINGE FRANCES STARR le??'
THE CRINOLINE GIRL mm
n
liberty c A D| THE RUL Loft
SARI
R7"3S FULTON
Vxr7 HISLEADIN? UW|
WALLACK'S ^_^_^_
CYRIL MAUDE
?(JRIMPV
?ENSA_
"* S ???
?,
-
? ?"- in ?i ?i ...
?Ill MONTH *?tl -I? VI RAGE. <?><>. nflUAU'C
hands ? v, wunaii O ,. i; ([A_
G3AND MitHioii, ,t,M, lJiW^1!M'^;)ITIi?in3!
"im nan ?i tue lonesome PIM II H.r/IUIIIl MfcJMa^
MADISON SQ. GARDEN
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
TaJ I ?Tail His
fl&RNUM&BAILEYll
IN I CgggJ
tM wizard m?mm
t lag PeraMM MM ii.iii.-t \ t*te?*
3MO Caatumea 85# M**U-lan? ?*t-*n?rj
MONSTER ZOO?FREAK CONGRESS
\imi-??l<?\ inae, a K^Reeervodgeati
EVERYTHING, *0C ? 0?C-.. , gl. gl.58.
i
Braaeh tl? u??t unices ss
S. T. Centra '-1
\\,-?' :?_?:? it ? i ?-? "
-1
?
REPUBLIC
-
TURNED AWAY
MONDAY NIGHT
2,000
R1GBAGG?T
"The Baited Trap"
RJOHS
- I
"SAMSON
IS SIX REEW
,1 H \KIU v
KlHUH.IN
I nUrr?.il Film 25C & 50C
'! i-i? . I it.
ELTINGE '
lavaba* 2 t
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