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SAYS DR. HILLIS
HAS DUAL NATURE
c i Ferguson Wakes New
Attack on Plymouth
Pastor.
KNOWN IS GIFTED
MAN? HE ASSERTS
rilare* Th.u Feu Understand
Clergyman'! Personality
a?, a nnar.cier.
Dwight Hillis,
of Brook
?so-alities."
t. . . . -,
? rgj
?
....
w- ihe rnin
have
? ?hich Hen
"*d"
? amiable,
rer is very
itood." declared
ty as an
? cnlater or
ratoodonly
?-. ? ' ?
n r_i-ent
'
, long con
tmtct '? ' ?? diM ln*? ?hr
againat the gW.000
againat the m
-, Percy P. H
- w |] he
ral Horal o ?
- i hnreh and
I adriaers,
- .
troversy.
Replis ;?? * "lonel Beecher.
ted hi? at?
iero C. Brecher,
preacher, who
- ten a;.?
? arch and
iblic ?uspend judp
?
Ol both
"Vf. Peer'r* ? Tresses
,'-?.? m the at
frgu
itiag to
ttackt ?re
rate staten ?
sev
? pre
..--. '-?frist for
? a nub?
il isnfei
?yr | - -^ter
?attc i the
. ? ? elf -
? sstoral duties.
ot know
?
nction on
! ?nd ???other foi I8S.000, si H he dor?
V,-..n(?,
for hi? ministsi
n?, o?-n ?-Ka i '??? nri.ru?-. '
ihr purpose of arevei I ? '??>
?uits which won!,) have- resulted <?
??.
Dltxauee Umher \ enture.
"It '"?i !? ' lr, Beechei
?ems of tho?e he p:??fo??r? to ipesk
it the mon u:
fortunately pur ? ? -^her lend?
i ?he r? 1 him
''nniirial sssist
? '? Ml I rolved bueineai affair?
led ? serious criais a fo?? year?
ag". w thou) ? ' ??? ? I the ra?t?r of
V.? mouth Church could no' have bser
saved notoriety ?? h minister or dis
; l uncial
?er.
"Ihosi of i? ?ho ?food ?ovallr by
?
StietlS of hi? re? ft'-orneys and friend?
??bo have a? j ,.? ? h thl?
spologisl ????? finan? .ai rs?
Mr, Ferguson ?? l l? agreed with
I Porcher in hit request that
.' Dr
fscts ?rn ?
:.?d:
? . . ?
??in, bj organ
I
?
??!? nf
the Alhf'i ? owi
, ? ? . th? ? rel of
busines? specula?.. >? ? which they
?
oar?. Tho?e of u? ? |
his ?pecu
> i.
? : hie attorn j ? with
i est."
?
MRS. BRUERE LEADS
VOTES SKIRMISH
Bombards Jersey Commuters at
Ferric?; with Light Yellow
Slips.
? f\t '?? ey eomtnuter rush
!? the Liberty Street ferry la?t
?he wotnan in a
ting hand
it! .< ?. . '??? fr of
the City Chamber?? - ks chairman
"' ? Ji ? " campaign
ihe led the eohorl of Nsv?
York suffrage seekers and spread ? ne*
from Liberty to Christopher Street
bombarding unwary commuter? with
xplo ve Ht? rature,
"Splendid le!" wss
:?? ;on of the
dispoa ? ' the Hvrrmre v nmewnr."
bound Jersey to "One man even cam?
' n?ked for a loafer. I
tho?e who?.' ? full of hund???
would only open their mouths, tl ?
? eslj."
T*?o appeal ?' I i ve enough.
? .; "*? ev? .'?
? ?urel) registei ?n?
, ;;.""
th cstcbing those ?ho
Mrs. Bru? re
th?? Jersey voten ";o cross
\\ i ?1 Street" on the bias and
? . - <"o" in a vort? ?
? Hoj Gran I? y. leerel
the eommittse, I immis
? -i rui about pros? nte i
to her by the ?ypmen voters of cah
fornia and Oregon, and psssed out am
??
? . rs among the d i wesr
s Jes
. p ?;. Brsin.rd,
Hart, Mr?. Julia Reinhard
... ,.? ? o? Ir?is
TR. BU/VE
^ WTl\. U\RECTDRY
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guests protection from undesirable surroundings, since sat?
isfaction in accommodations and servier* is lully guaran?
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complete Hotel announcements.
B Eu. Pian, i ? Reii.trnt?il \- Bachelor. D Fomilu Cfirats'e.
District No. 1, 14th to 42d St., bet. Fourth Are. ?nd Seventh Ave.
Addreit.
II y.e.t 2Sth St.
Rroacrway and 29ih St.
31st St and Broadway
Timri Square, at 42d St.
26 Grarnerey Park.
12-16 Ea?t 3l?i St.
37 Madison Ave.
7th Ave. and 3Rth St.
28* St. and Fifth Ave.
20tK St. and Madnon Ave,
0 1 I East 39th St.
_ 7ih Ave., cor. 36th ?I.
District No. 2, Washington Square Section,
* Hofl ?', ? Hth St 4nd L'niver.ity PI.
v-Hoiet : 103-105 Weverty Plate.
*" Hotel HaHe) *n VU.hinjiton Square.
Holfl Jud^,n, Jj \J8,hin<;Ion Square.
A Hotel M -, 5 VU,, h,h St.
Hotel.
A- Hotel Arlington.
B-H*M,| p-.. -
??Gland Hotel,
?-Hotel Hern
* H'l?! Irvirg.
& rl. lei le Marquis.
r--Hotel Mal?iub Steuere
S H-Mc' Navarre,
o Hotel Prirac?
? Hole'
D Hsssi Toaraax
? Hotel York.
Rates.
$n wk. F.U..S24 wk.Am.for 2
$ I a day and up.
$1 per day up
$1 30 per day and up.
$30 per week up, 2 people.
$130 per day up.
On application.
$1 per day up
$1.50 per day up.
$13(1 to $S.OO per day.
On application.
$130 up.
below 14th St.
$1 per day and up.
?.1 wk. Lu.. $16 wk. Am.
On application.
$1 Em, $2.? Am.
On application.
District No. 3, 42d St to 63d St, bet. Madiion Ave. and Broadway.
122-24 \ir?t 40th Si Oa application.
B-Hctel I
&-Hote? ?
C-U L??t 60d
*? Hotel. (,.-,, \, ,,.,,,?,
*-Hoif| Lassj
?-Hotel Laarelloa,
*- Hole! Leonori.
C-Hote! l*n,.
?--Hotel L" ? -k
k- Hotel \,w V .
J-Hoie! Netherlaad.
MlsSalR .
j-Hotel Ssaserse?
?Hotel St U
**fc No. 4, 63d St. to
? H*'-1 Aradi
J-Houi Bille Ulf?
[ Hotel Bom. Nenaaaaeeet,
Hoir! B,f?on H??
1 -Hotel Ben.
J-Hote| (leadening.
J-Ho?el Colo.,,1.
?"Ho"! Lad?on.
Heir! Lixem,,
.J-Hoiel Ms?
H'.iel Maa,,.,,^ ?3qu?lf_
B^lM.,.An,0,ne?e.
^?Hotel V.?
?-Hw?l MontKrllo
****** billard.
! ifth Ave. and 50* St.
?*?id St. and Broadway,
lager & Babcock.
I 18 Veil S/lh St
h'lh Ave and S6th St
147 l49\U,t '3th St.
bid St. and Maduon Ave.
57 Vim 47th St.
I ifth A>e. and 4'>tl. St
Maiissa Ave. and 49th Si.
r9* St and Fifth A.e.
JO Ue.t 4t)tl, St
?0 V?r?l 47th St
109 II-I i Vte.t 45th St
$2 per dsy up.
$1 per day and up.
On application.
$2 f*er day up
On applw ation.
$2 per dsy up.
12 per day up.
$1 per day up.
On application.
On application.
|2 per day up.
>I30 per d?> up.
i In application.
$1.50 per day up.
110th St., bet. Central Park W. and Broadway.
102 \*e?t ?Oil. St.
77tl. St and Broadway.
Broadway al 94lh St
Broadway. ?Viih lo 86lh St
170 ^rjt 74tl. St
02 vu,t io*d St..
e< I S| Sl. & ( ollimbi,? Ave.
Mat St and Columbu? A?e.
..Ml VU.t 79* St..
(entrai Park Ml . 72d St
50-50 'v\?m 77* m
66* St and Broadway
H...adv. ay al 10 5d Si.
,5 *7 \n>ii 64th St.
Broadway, 70tl, !<?
(04 West 70* St
Broadway and 7bih Sl.
i in application,
'i ?Jay up.
$130 up.
$2.50 up. 1 or 2 per?on?.
| in application.
$$tl up lor two.
On application.
$1 per day up *
Itoom and bath. $2 up.
$2 per day up.
$2 per day up.
$1.50 OSS day up.
$130 pei da> up.
$1.30 up.
$130 r" <*?> ui ?
(in *n '?* s'""1
Roess and baila^-**' SS>
WOMAN HAUNTED
UNION BEATINGS
Always Present, Witness
Says, and Took Cloak
Victims Away.
LIEBOWITZ'S MURDER
ACTED BEFORE JURY'
Man Was felled by Rlow. Then
Kicked to Death as He I ay
Helpless in Street.
Whenever a ?trike hresker or ? re
calcitrant member wa? to he beaten
during the cloakmaker?' strike a mys
. ? woman wa? always on hand to
t.il-e the victim away from the scene of
hi? heating, secording to Isaac Levine,
??ho for four hour.? >?'Sterday was
grille?! hy Abraham Levy, of counsel for
the seven lal indicted for the
murder ??:' Hyman Liebowitl in 1910
It was tn<- one i ' bit of o?. .
sdduced by Mr. Levy's hsrd work.
he snnouneed '"That is all" and
?at down he whispered to hi? associate?
that he was BStis?sd rie had disci? dite.i
all the evidence got'en before the jury
tant D strict Attorney James
A. Delehanty through the witness. Le?
the only person ?upposed to
have m tncssed the bruts] hes'intr *o
of I iebowits, ?ho was murdered,
secording to the prosecution, because
he deserted the union a.id worked a? a
scab during a strike
Mr. Melehanty had a decided!) differ
ont view ef ths situation.
"Levine'i testimon] hss not been
?haken one bit," he said, "and the Itorj
le told the jury on Fridsy si 'ho ad?
journment of cou ' been dis?
credited in one material decree."
I.?vine rspested his ?tory of hsving
received fui ds from Woolf, one of the
defendants, to care for the strikers, and
hii connection with the Gsrment
Workers' Union. He told on cross ex?
amination of receiving sums of money
to (126 during the strike ?if
1910 v ? to ca?e foi the itrikers,
This was giver; to him as the chairman
<.f one of the "hall" committees. II?
repeated to th? jury his story of being
il of 86 East Fourth Street on the
i ight of Augusl 1, 1910, and "? ti
the besting to death of Liebowitx.
Mysterious W??man There.
? I owitf was pushed ou? of the hall
by Morris Sigmsn," he ?aid. "wh?
surrounded by other men 1 did nol
I have i i nee
fled them." He excluded Ma* S nger,
tii.- seventh defendant, but identified,
beside Sigmsn, Morris SI ipi ick? r
Woolf, 1 dor Auspitz
ii' I Ahraham Weid ing? i
A v.union whose dei I ty era?,
closed wss present si the Eeel Fourth
hall on the nipht Liebowitl
killed. Who the ?roman wss he did not
. I,ovine said, but she wa? slwsys
there when a man was to be beaten up.
After a man was beaten it was this
woman who took the victim away.
After Levins had been on the itand
for about two hour? under the i
(ire of Mr. Levj he lost his composure.
Turning to Judge Tompnin?. i-.c com?
plained in Yiddish that he was being
"drive!, crazy" by Mr, Levy and f'.r s
time n snswer questions. He
wss warned by the judge that if he
continued to refuse he would be locked
un. After a recess Levine regained his
. snd again took the ?'and.
i ?? aneuult. on LiebowitS, at I.ovine'?
? on, wa? acted before the jury.
Counsellor Levy represented Liebowitx
Snd 'he court interpreter Stupnicker.
After Liebowitl was- felled b) a blow
from Sigman, the witness said, Stup
nicker walked to where the helpless
man lay and kicked him. Othei
li k' \? i se, shouting at the ?am?- lime,
"Vou dog!" The others. Levine said, he
eould nol identify because .? was ail
> quickly.
"Have you anj for ling against these
men on tria!"" Mr. Levy asked Levine.
"I cannot feel kindly toward any man
who kill? another," he replied.
lie d? he had remarked to
hit brolI ??! ii i " ?! i- mi; i Isbor dis?
pute with him thai he would gel even
with the men on trial.
"King" Cole Is Paroled.
Because John Mitro, of 40 ? roton
Terrace. Yonkers, who was seriously
injured by the automobile of "King"
I/oonard ?'ole, the Yankee pitcher. Is
improving. Judge Beall, of Yonkore,
yesterdsy paroled Cole on hi? own
recognizance on the charge of reckless
?Irving. Cole was permitted to take
?ring car. which he had given as
security for S 1.000 bail. Mitro, v. hose
sk".!l was fractured, is in St, Joseph's
Hospital.
HELLER?At SUN.
Mi's Hazel May Austin, daughter of
Mi. and Mrs. George Edward Austin, of
1030 Ocesn Avenue. Brooklyn, wss mar?
ried yesterdsy to Frederick Godfrey
H? II? r. son of Mr?. H. E. Heller, of
Barnet, England, in the Church of the
Kpiphs
The bride was attended bv her lis
lolyn Ethel Austin, as
maid, and by Miss Edna Dilling
ham as ma.il of honor. Philip D. < are?.
?n"o. wsi best man, and th" n?h?
ere J. Roland HogUS, Arthur E.
Beall and Lieutensnt Wallace McNsb.
Mr. Heller ?? head of the psssenger
department of Sanderson ? Son, gen?
eral agent? in the t'nited State.? and
< ?nada for the Rn\a! Mail Steam
Packet Company.
Among the guests at the reception
were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ft Ssndenon,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Maclav Pentz, Mr?. II.
R, Austin, Mr. and Mrs. W. Granville
?.rue. Mr. and Mr?, George Moon, Mr.
and Mi-. Walter Plummer. Mr. Btid
Mrs. Linqpln Van ?olt. Dr. and Mr?.
Joshua Van Colt. Mr. and Mrs. William
Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knox,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hswley Muir, Mi.
and Mr?. Walter Bain Force. Mr. and
Mi? Frederick llillinghain. Ensign F.
\? . Dillinghsm, !'. S. N , and Mi. sn ?
I ?rlev Claik, of Toronto.
Apparel for
Stout Figures
i ' ? rnl.ro main flour 1"
' Urge nr hrrr
l,,f,,rr haul In-flt hsur" Thi ??
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N^itsVes I ''??"> a.n
4 seaetS ?nil t nderwrar.
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,onr usure m i..?-! mtrnmrt
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Lane Bryant ,
Theme of Dead Singer's Love
Song Echoed in Tragic Murder
Palmer (Miss Vugusta Forster) killed by jealous ?nit..r. and Eva
. who will tal:e place of Head ojrl in "Princess Pat" il Corl Theatre.
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c iea? a.ir??.
T'ni*; i? a vor-.* of r, ?or,? that Pearl
Palmer Mis? Aufjusta Forsten sang
in "The Princess Pat." uh'ih S
have heen played fo rthe first time in
New Voik laat nitsrht at the fort Tin*
atre had not Herber* Haeekler kilieil
hrr a day before ?he realized her
dreams by acting a prominent part in
a Broadway ihow. Il? r friends at 'He
Ah'.rn Musical Conaervatory recalled
the wrords yesterday in discussing th.*
motive which her lover hod for his se
tif-n. The philosophy of Miss Palmer's
s?ng had fa d dismally in his ea?<
Temporary insanity wa? the only ex
, 'inn which they could Rivr for his
sudden attack on hi? (lanc?e.
Whatever the reason, it caused a
? which so upset other members
of the eo*>.phr,'- that "The Princess
Pat ' opet mir has been postponed uni I
Wednesday night. Ticket? dated Sep
tember 27 ?rill be honored then, an.) h
corrcponding postponement applies to
those purphar.nl for the f..llowin(r
i igl '. Kvn Fa'lor, peen last year In
I "The Midnight Girl," will take the pari
srl Ich the dead girl sang in Atlant?
Cats mid Philadelphia performances.
Peal ? Paltrier owed her sued - in
remarkable roiee, erhich s<> imp
Y r'or Herbert that he took h**r -,'i-oni a
I ?mail vaudeville part in a.i uptovn
theatre and gave her a prominent mie
in his lutes? ereatioB.
These also are lines whieh Mis? Pal?
me .sang in a duet with the leading
lady!
At . If we could rlip read
11 ir ful lire fn itlc ? reefl
? i
*\ ?? would i.*-- tt te d?.
? *n ito
Ml
or wi
?
Still tve must ro-n : ? it the?
' 1 In quite tha self ?nm? war.
If i sp'l] **v i tak? m
Ah, me.
.. ei lb? Mure ? *
? m d?cret
Willi laughter;
Ufi ... ?ho ' - an ? <?- c i ene.
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Merrily.
fale Irina us ha ras I? a '???
I /> : ? ?wall
, T! e morrow.
? \' . w h. -i-,t .?ml!.? al each r^reraa*
And rimply take It ?Il fo? bettei nr ?roraw.
MAY TRWIN AND SUFFRAGE
Voles fr,r Women Share Honor* at the
Park Theatre.
Generous May Irwin is surrendering
a percentage of the receipt and a por
tlon of the .taire to the suffrage cause
. this work. The star la?.* night re
: sumed her interrupted run of "SI
( Washington Square" at the Park, and
a suffrage speech was thrown in for
! good messure. Mr?, ,1am?? Lee? I.aid
| law wa? introduced by Miss Irwin eftrr
the Brs1 ?r?, and it i? plnnned to hsve
a different speaker a? each perfor?
mance during the week.
The theatre wss hung with the ha?
ner of the suffragists, snd two ?core
prominent member? of the Empire State
Campaign < ommittee v.-, ? , audi?
ence.
\-other addition to ?he performance]
wss ? quartet of songs, all sung by,
Mis? Irwin. They were "Ara'.r.-." Tvs I
B . Floating P ? ? the Old (?reen '
"Piet ii" Me down Home in
end "My Old Kentucky
Homo." The song? are a permanent
the play.
Unman Suffrage Parlv.
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MISS DEYO GIVES
CASINO RECITAI
Joseph M. Choate and Son Slar
for Toronto Conference.
B Tali ;r ah -r, rat tiBasin :
I.enov. Mass.. Sept. 27. Miss Rut!
Iieyo, pianist, gave a recital in th
I StOCkbridgS Casino this evening be
fore a large company. Afterward Mis
Caroline I- Lawrence, who has beel
entertaining Miss Deyo, gave a tea ii
her honor.
Mrs. P.obert W. Pnterson has seal
out cards for a luncheon at Rlantyr?
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Edwards Spencer has gone tc
Lucerne. N. V., t i visit her sister, the
Countess de foras
Mr. and Mrs. William Pollock had
the council of the Lenox (iarden (luh
a? guest? at Holtiiesdale, in Pitt.field,
th.s afternoon. The annual meeting
will be held on October 4. when Miss
Adele Kneeland will entertain the club
at Pairlawn.
losepfa H. ?hoste and Joseph H
Choate, ;i., started to-day for Toront->
to attend a peace conference.
Mr?. Ambrose Mm,ell, with the
H ises Margaret and B;*rbai? Monell,
srrlved at the ? urr.* Hotel.
Dr. and Mr*. George N'orton Miller
and Mias Helen Le R. Miller motored
from th? ;r . o imi': | lacs :iT Bhii
to-i'a;. .
Miss Edith Wetmore, of Newport,
arrived to-night to riait Mr. and Mrs.
.1 Woodward Haven.
Rev. Dr. W illiam il '> labert, who
ha? been a guest of Mrs, William Pol?
lock, ?ting a' Ka*' la-'
N 11
NEW HA VENTO
IS PASSED AGAl
Another Reel Screened
Federal Court Makin
Robbins "the Goat."
SIX DIRECTORS ASK
SEPARATE TRIAI
Object to doing Before Jury.
Sherman Act Case, with ih
Former Railroad Counsel.
Another reel of 'he grea' raiir
drama, "Passing the Buck, nr Msk
Ed Robbins the Goat," aas ?cree
ye-'erday afternoon, when counsel
Lewis Caas Ledysrd, ' hartes M Pt
-"bar?es F. P.-ooker. Henry K. McHl
Frederick G. Brewator and Alcxan
S. ?"ochrane aptienred before Ju
Hunt :n the United States Court ?
asked that ?hey be
bins for violating the Sherman law
the good old Mellen day on the N
Raven.
Somewhere in the slowl) dimm
: . ? these a,id e'hers were indie
ill ? g with Bobbins, Some day tl
may go -o trial; .i-a* '*, if thrir If
yers i in on' of motions, demUTT
and other de\ices made and provir
by due process or law-; hut when tl
? ? do not want to be .
with Bobbins. There is so mu*h tl
can be ihown against Robbins, thej i
ciar", that the;, j-.i^t fear to have
sen.*-ii -i connection "?
theirs before n jury. So :t IF a d
week in Judge Hunt's co-ir* I tat ?
? ?' -'ire of *'"p Nen- Haven
rector?, as compared witn that of P.f
hins. is not exnlained as a reason W
the sheep ah? uld be separated fr<
the goal -. This week will no? be di
for yesterday 'he matter came
again.
Inno.enl Vender?, La? ver Say?.
an fair*," said De I.ancev W'. >
coil, appearing for Messrs. Ledya
and Prii t. "ti try my cliente wl
1 - The only ti
i :? *. .is the nti
chase of the P.oston & Main'* Ra
toad, \ hicii had been generally ;i
proved, Mr. Ledyard and Mr. Pra
rs nothing more than innocent re
dors, who iucc.led in making an a
i sntageous sale of personal stock to
i urchss'"- v ho had monej."
"How can a defendant come he
and say, 'I was a d.r*'<-tor ami r
sponsible, and yet I ought nor to I
?i id'?" Judge Hunt interposed.
"I a**i e\-pi;i.iriiiir the facts SO a*
convim ? I my .lient? belong
the ?:t!*' clasi Bs Baker and 'our oth?
tors sou y- ?
a separate trial," replied Mr. Nicol
"The arc sneed by M
Nico!' are 'hu? RohhuiR and ;
are so much guiltier than his elients
?nid Mr. 11;, t : -,. for the governmei
"The reason [laker ami four oth'*
SB granted sep?rale trials
because there is a ?luostion as to the
knowledge of things occurring befo
they entered the directorate.
S,i>h They l sed Robhins.
"Th?re Is no such question in '1
case of Ledyard, Pratt und other d
fendants set-kintt h severance, becau
they were directors when many of tl
nets complained of occurred. Durin
the term of Ledyard and Pratt 2,>if
miles of track were added to the syi
tern.
"The defendants have used Robbin
to their heart**' contint for twent
years, and are now ready to lay all th
hlr.nte on him when the trouble Starts.
.Fudge Hunt announced he would dt
cide the motion within forty-eigh
hours, und set the trial of the director
for October 18.
James Corrigan, dean of all Federa
reporters, expressed doubt yesterday a
to the trial beginning on that date,
"It has been held," said ho. "that i
is an invasion of a man's constitutions
riphts to make him go to trial on 'hi
Kith unless he happen- to be a seventh
son of a seventh son. The governmen1
has not proved that on any of the?e
yet"
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GIBSON PLAY GONE
FROM STRONG BOX
Punctilious Thief Stoli Sub?
marine Manuscript and ?Vatch.
Bi TSIssisnS -o Tas Trltaa i '
Newport, Sept. "7. Befoie he le'?
here on Sunday for his camp at Lake
Edward, Quebec, to complete the plav
which he li writing for Marie Doro
Preston Gibson discovered that his
strong box, which he kept in his study
et his summer home, had been rifled
and that a valuable gold watch, ?ome
important papers and the manuscript
of a submarine play had been taken.
Hie other contents of the ho\ had been
rack so carefully that the robber/
probably would not have bren .;
? -non had not Mr. Gibson looked
i certain paper, Mr, Gibson wi!l
re a reward of 11,000 for the return
of his property.
Mi ,. Pletchei F. Ryer and Miss Doris
Byer, of San Francisco, are soon to
.heir sea?on. They will go to
Bar Harbor for a short stay.
M ik. French Ya.ide.-bik has gone to
Tuxedo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Mills, cloning
?he-r season, left for Btaatsburg to?
day on a special car.
Mrs. William P. Draper and daughter
have closed 'heir season and have g
to White Sulphur Spring?
Mr. and Mrs. Hem-, I lews are to
e!o<e The Rock*, on Octobci 10
Mrs. Arthur ?',.-?.-. Jam? gave i
? - at Beacon Rill House ?h:? even
ing.
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Women of full figures have dis?
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It is the shape that restrains the flesh
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The type cf model illustrated will give a
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We have any number cf models with which we
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HILLSTROM TO DIE;
I. W. W. THREATEN
Shooting of Slayer Set fur Fr?
day Influx of Workers
Alarms Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake City, Sept. 27. .loaeph
Hillstrom, convicted of the murder of
.1. ?'. Morri on, s grocer, end his son.
eighteen years old, will be put to death
by shootini; un Oetoher 1. The State
l?epartmer,r WSS SO notified to day bv
Governor William Spry. The Ba
Minister had suggested delay bl
of protest*? that Hillstrom had not had
h fair trial.
The Hill-strom ease assumed a new
aspect to-day, when William A. I'mker
ton arrived here. It has been g
ally known for two weeks that Gov
ernor spry is constantly guarded by
detectives niramsi any attempt at aa
nation on the part of the Indus?
trial Workers of the World.
To-day, when the <iate fair was
opened by Governor Spry, a bodyguard
Consisting of three I'inkerton dete,
tive?, two Secret Service operative?
and ?j constantly
It became known to-sight that Hill
strom i? pi? |iar ng men!
not known
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n, but oth?
ers, n H -'rom'?
c'mrnctcr. ..," he '?ill never confess to
ible murder.
ng worse everv
hour ' i??? und Indus
Workers of the World ?r.? ?a
the city last week.
?' t this
t1 least odcals
declare they are at .. los? tu accoui I
it. it is ?aid that the organization
plane some .lo*ini'.e mo?, o f..r Wednee
!.i\ or rhuraday. The prison is ?till
heavily guarded,
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MONA LISA NOW AN OPERA
Berlin, Sept. 27. i by wlrslsSl la
? Tuckerton, N. J.i The first production
of Professor Max Schilling's new opera.
"Mons Lua." ha? been held in th *
Royal Theatre at Stuttgart.
Richard Strauss and Professor Engel?
bert H eh were in the audi?
ence. The Swedish singer, John For
sell. In the rol? of th? jealous husband,
? i ?.filiitlded.
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