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PROPS IN SUBWAY
SHELL MAY END
BROADWAY PERIL
Weak Brace?; .Menace Five
Points?Patching Will
Begin To-day.
I?XPERTS INVESTIGATE
SYSTEM FOR FLAWS
P. S. Commission Puts 8-M.lc
Limit on Traffic Where Stee!
Hm Not Been Placed.
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Thir'- '
n eotl
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rhan,;* ? *
the '
isted '? . >
Teetei
tv I "' . r UlXini i r ?
towa
ments. thai
those ser*
prohibit? d sitaei
eave-ln.
of the " ssion's
ent" '
roastraetl
Experts Reek Subway Plows.
Th? men were tec ropai by T-d
'. S. Davis ' 1!. Quimby,
chief eag-ineen Boston and
Phi;** I, who arrived in
this city ? -itation
of the eomlssion for a committee of
three to 11 Il I s the entire system
now belr.i.- -e a remedy
for slides such r.? caused the recent
disasters ? -. Broadway i.r.d Seventh
Av? rue.
? ulty has been eirerienoed In
men. The original
choice wr ? . ., who tele?
graphed Si ravis H. Whitney
yesU-rdav that business would prevent
him from coming to this city before
November 1. Then John Hays Ham?
mond w-J-s chose*-., but when he, too,
found It Impossible to attend the In?
spection, he sucjrested B. B. Thaycr,
f romer tures.dent of the American In?
stitu?e of M-.line Engiaeere. Tht
latter is expected to reply to-day.
This committee's Inspection will be
thoroutrh. and not orly will include
the parts of the tul h have
been rep? n?-d i?9 dang* rm:?., but the
entire r\ . rt of the
flndintrs will not be msle for a we-k.
Mr. Lew:?'? memornndim eoaeern
InK the t. irte on Bi
re were sigi
near Iwenty-sl-rth Street, and
-s al
- rjcture
'h and
earth eras
...is of tho
I
At Twen'y-emh'.h Street he ex?
plained that the thi Inch
plank did ent stiffness
to the structure, and i posting
Wh?
Broad?
as in?
suffle - curing
braces al ithth, i ??
ninth and Thirty-fourth Streets wae
criticized also. ? r? can I ??
made ir tv
"It la believi com laded the
raemorai ?rith
eafet-j
? -, Thirty-third,
Thirty I 1 hirty
nintb Streets, and
that longitudinal
be r ? ' f outh on
Broad** hv bet** aad
Thirt] such trafile, i (
?our?'-, not to Include except onallv
heavy or
Trnltir <??, r Sabwaya.
Aft* ?
ssjotl,
' ii CO
? s ? solution of
Sept.- : to triifflf,
? r sub
w?\
place '
nour. Thai ir ?a *hou*
loads . ns In pru
?
and
at
HOTEL
ENDICOTT
Columbus Ave. & 81st St.,
New York City.
A "Hone Hotel" of ?aperior ip
il
? :?>o:nj
have bo ! after an ex
???in
in l
4.
Call
' -
per r.-itr?.**.*
Restauri ? :
less ihj- elsewhere.
RATES
R-Jom with use of Ba'h. . $1.00
r>>?>ni wilh Private Bath 1 50
Parior. B>.lr?j?-m <?-i<l Bath. 2 50
HOTfcL NtllWKLANU
Mb A?*, j. .-,'jti, m,, ,t.
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1'ntriin.r- Report To-day.
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and
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West Side
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J. W. 3
lr.ve?-. .
i n y.
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! country had be?
meaau
lam R. W : ? ' ? com
"They ar? ? I e de?
clared. "1 ec ? moot
! ;?m
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lous tl
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DO ??'?
Mr. '??? iled the i lea of
apen eat c it l da and
? than
the co?. ered ?"?"
'. enue.
Hi! v . by
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pany, In ??
... ??.Inch he
sa:?! a ?*er,
\V. roner
. ite last
Ave
due to
th? aboi
?uppoi
itrong
had ???
ROBS AND DESERTS
GIRL; KILLS HIMSELF
Mis Body In Morgue Leads to
Story of Woman's Betrayal.
Aft? r bringing an eighteen-year-old
girl from Saco, Me., to Seat Yol
, romise that he would marry her,
Ralph E. Seavey, a married mnn, I
B'id deaerted her a-,,i I I? d hi?
life with poiaon. The itorj t?icamc
known yeiterday when Seavey'i body
was ; ..? thf Morgue hy his
brother.
? ey and the girl with whom ho
? i had known euch other about two
yaan ',,r his
influence. lie told her ) ?
?d, hut ?as divorced, ami she he
. '
The pirl : I ora lier icho
?
jewelry.
? Ith the jrirl
?
Until
\'
writ
? . New
?7
Hans Schmidt Gets Reprieve.
It, the
? mur
was
,
to prepar?
>urt of A:
his
Mief
I letob? i ll.
i FRONT FITS CRAVAT KNOT
' PTRTtCTLY. 2 Jr.
I CLUCTT PCABOOY A CO . INC . Minina
ODELL GIRL FOUND
IN EAST SIDE FLAT
Ned to Wed Joe Beamisch.
Chauffeur, Held on Ab?
duction Charge.
MARRIAGE STOPPED
\; SIGHT OF POLICE
Pair ? rii'iilonod by Newspapers
Mother Welcomes Child,
Who Insists on Wedding.
- ?
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- d to say anythin - ?
\\ii> .;?
? the interi , tinut 1 she
?
ired at 1994 Lei
?. u .1? held ? n ? i hs t? ,,f
abduction Marlon was carried
?o ihn Children's Society vowing
? ? -
There Mrs. May V Odi II, who
been prostrated since her t
?
nr..I mother and daughter !.<
Marion then told her story. SI ?
; her mother* would nt
marriage and would away
from home. She determine
to c!o*ie, but the new ; | ?
ten Red them that they wen I i
.
did *. ?
patrolmen sent thi ? room
i to hide.
Mar ? ? Isted she would marry I
Beamisch, ni.d Mrs. ( Idell si
that she - i ' h to do ai ?
hnrm, hut d:d not imply that she would
nt. Marion, she said, Hrt con?
fessed her sorrow for running aw*?,
r.i.d was readily forgiven.
i.irl Lived All Alone.
Soon after the girl's d>n??prnrance
' the mother ei gagi d a private
Mrs. Sue Williams, to find M
bj uc'- dent she saw I
I
:so last S
i.rns tiicn communicated her:
i to the
the ; yesterda;
Morgan und found Marion aloi
room. Be.
. ter.
Marion said a friend ol
; morning to h-k I
An
[ mint. els, ansa en d
. ? ?
i thi I the 3d 1'
Bureau, and, with an
\dezvous, but the couple wire n"t
tuero.
: ? ? ? ? Johi on, thi
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" rhc p.rl.'' she said, to be
. i with the '
were Mr. and Mrs. Somebody; I
? recall the name, and s
ring 1 believed I
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Idom left '
i allowing none but !
? tei He came I
sometimes In the evenings ei d i i
her fi
"Once she sent the man who
about the house
eat. She
.
drawn. M
room. We
with the ghl for a I
that Beamisch had occupied the
with her. Then Ml '?'?
called again with n Centra) Oil
and that's all I know about it."
Beamisch will be arraigned I
either at Harlem or 1
charged with a . and Mai ion
forced to tl '
When Mai ion lappeared a
: through?
' I y, her picture ?vas j.
? .. aroy town. .
rehend her. The |
- ire she ? -
re in the eil
offed t tl
had been frei to t
?
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Farm Hand Drops Dead in Field.
Newton, X. J., Sept. 28. Stl
with heart diseasi was work
? a Aeld on the i John
i, of Montag " day.
.lohn Titsworth, seventy, dit
?
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MISS MARION UDELL.
CEREAL CO.CANNOT
FIX RETAIL PRICES
U. S. ( ourl Hands D.^un Im?
portant Decision in Kfllnj-jr
rnflake Case.
VVai ? ' ?
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1 ??strict of
?i the
. *?'d
C ?mpany
-
,:n of
ted eorn?li y the
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n food |
?it brought .-nit agaimt
the ?. in December,
had no
price
' ?- warn
upply
/?'HONE COL ?SOO
XJPARK.W
b2D63Srs
The only Cortlnfntal Mullo Hill In Amrrltfc,
Evening? at 8:15 ?Matin?-,. TuMdiyi. Thur.
...> at 2.1V
NEDWAYBURN5
TOWN 7DP/CS
WHAT A ? RFAT CRITIC SAY! OF THI?
?UMifK?
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PI.ES
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Matinee Tc rcrrow Best Seats SI.
Kl -. | .ASI
_ AMUSEMENTS. VMVSEMEXTS.
Main Entrance ?nd Box Office or. .'-.8th Str?-et
Best Play in New York
What Charla Henry Meltzcr i i Thi Xcxc
Yuri: American Sat/A Ai mut Triangle Playa:
"Two years ago it would have set nu !
impossible thai leaders of society would
flock to the opening of motion picture
plays a-*, they would to ?'i 'premiere' al the
opera. Vet that is jusl what ili?l take
place Thursday night.
"The piece ?l< resistance was an ? xcit
i r i r_r and romantic plav of adventure
called The Lamb.' THE FIGHT?S UK
TWEEX THK YAQUIS AM) THK
l.AMI. AM) THK I.KX IT. BY Til I
UNITED STATE.S CAVALRY WERK
QlTITE AS THRILLING AS THE
REST KPLSODES IN Til!'. HUM U
OF A NATION!"'
At the Knickerbocker Now
Afternoi.ns M Two Beat S*,u |1.00? BOO GOOD SEATS
50c. Evening? nt B-fbl BOc, 75?. fl, SI.SO ind $2. Sutur
r!dv Matinee? ?ame prices.
?i
$500,000 FRAUD
BY FILM PIRATES
Government Raid Reveals
$50,000 Profits Made
from Bogus Reels.
?
DEALER TAKI.N ON
COPYRIGHT CHARGE
( haplin Pictures F'ilchod from
Originals, Says Prosecutor,
and Sold Over Country.
i ?? fraudi tstiiregri*u.z rr,?aro than
... profil
ro nl
to have ted the
?rere bro ..
in thn iirr?'?' by lh?!
tiei ' ? ,?.?irr
? ? -, nt i ;;. \\, ?
? np!:n Filn
reproducing ?ni sell
? indard copyright
. he v. i i an i gned b< foi ?? ? "m
oner Clarei ee S. Houghton nnl
I,.i for i
rt ober 12.
i ? ??-,'i.s t,.K- n al the in itanea of
\ - tanl United Statei ?attorney
: \ Content for piral g I
"Tim i hampion," in w h :?-;i
? ? . a! a prize
; ai ?i copy
iny, of
igo. I>up!:> .?? everal fllmi
i by tiie Keystone Film
ave also been i
> me, aceord ng to M r. ' ?on ?
?? ai -?i obtain I i
?
.-..-? from
egular nriil legitimate r?
?
the , . 1 rould have
? - . ? made, ??t ?
centa a From
.. hundredi of positiva
. . for distributi ?n at
bi low the Eiaal ay and Key
to ; ? ? ? . 7 ? m ri: 1
vsii o t t h e
nf t!i? low price of the
. ". ?cal ea, purch n of fllm ?
from companies
? : of special ratei allowed to
? i. 1 hi ie com
? , led to an inv? I gatio i
ose I the facl I hat the
pirn-: ? dard and expensive
made at ?n exp? i isandi
Ian ?? reel
? terfeit*
?al 1"--? i- ?
? -
pyright.
he three moni that 1
operated as I ?
I
. b? en more than $50,. il ?
's arrest is hut the
in luthor
? and unlic? roducers of
films.
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Canadian Greeks Recalled.
All Greek re
a ha? i. been o
lei reached the
ul, .1. i . Walsh, to-day from
?
SALUTE TO WIFE
WRECKS AIRCRAFT
Aviator Smashes Into the
Grandstand?Accidents
and Pire at Fair.
CROWD HELPLESS
AS BUILDING BURNS
Man at Trl-Statc Txhlbit Has
Foot Crushed in Machine
May Not I.'vp.
Trenton, N. J, Sept. 28. An aviator
Injurad, a fire and a man's le?? crushed
In maehinery was the total of ?eel
dents whieh caused r?>nstcrnation av
the Trl-State p'nir here this afternoon.
The Injured avintor 1? "Art" Smith,
who had been makm*?*; ascensions with
hu monoplane. I.ate this afternoon
he ?v;?i about to make his drive, and
usually travels abfiut one hundred feet
before rising: into the air. Some dis?
tance from the Rrandstand he saw his
wife an?! waved to her. As he did so
he lost control of his machine, and it
i crashed into the grandstand. The
machine wa? Hemolishe?!. and Smith
was cut and nrmsed ahout the head,
arnin, face and body. It is thought he
is internally injured. At the time the
machine was travelling; at about forty
miles an hour.
During the afternoon there Is a dav
licht display of fireworks. It is thought
that spark? set tire to the Speed Build?
ing, causing a loss of about 110,000.
There wen flvs horsas in the place, and
they were rescued. There was no fire
department on the grounds, and a ?mall
h".-.e had to be used until 'he Trentor.
The Headgear
of a Gentleman
bears this name
and trade-mark
1
A hat for
every occasion
Knox Hats
UPTOWN STORE. 4S*> ?,K AVENUE
DOWNTOWN STORE. 161 B WAY
NEW AMSTERDAM
IIOLBROOk PI
MOLOCH
\? i ? r ?: i Kr??t
T"' J093 Hr. ant.
_ T" l'? Y A Sal . I 13
RUN.VS COMPAXT m
It u aMiei lhaa ih*
t >?ar plav *t.t ?.It
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NEW HIKh? IKWMM. THEATaTtn AMI gVCCBMaW.
EMPIRE ' ? f? !ft
MR. CYRIL MAUDE
GRUMPY i?VfTKv
Li I ?L ?. U its u?U. To un r'??. A
MARIE I
TEMPEST]
HUDSON
i M I'.AliHil-, S
ROSALIND
,., THE DUKE OF
KILLICRANKIE.
? CIS? at M 1
n DAY A Hal - ?
or ll'.rr.ir
iih?
,. id rnanee.
AFTER THE PLAY VISIT DANSE DE FOLLIE?
-THE MEETING PLACE OF THE WORLD.''
-' NEW ?f.%'.?tft FxOLIC ? ;,r
G/*a I ?V T V B W*Y **? t J'""' nr? .?
AIL 1 I Ev?. 8 720. Mit. T?.d?y. 2 JO.
"SOMETHING NcW
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IN T?WfT
BETTER
THAN'PEG^
QMYHEARTl
OR'DADDY d
L0NGLEG51
LIBERTY \
i i. UAH.? I
1 A-, >? *?
..' * il
D. W. GRIFFITHS
l,l3?ntlc Peo J *etUt?Ale
.,. (ir.-hta'ra of ?'
THEATRE.
SPECIAL
,V COU AN? S ?.?.
$100,000 WORTH OF GOWNS
$200,000 JEWELS
MRS. WHITNEY'S
FASHION SHOW
TOMORROW (THURSDAY) slio
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS ?t Z-.iQ
?ni KI RSI I
?j] AI Tl -HnU
Jl is AMI tli'A. 1
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STUNNING LIVING MODELS.
PI? m? ?.f (.I Neat? ,n II.
Tn I 1 \ \ MATINEE AN.) Ml,HT
I V l'U.\ I Br^klyn Acllrir ? of Mulle.
BLLLY C00D FUN."?Cm. Mail."
^COHAiN-SGRfAl^V^.A,
COHAN'S r\'u.
E JULIAN j
L Tl IN G J
TUESDAY. Oct. 5th S*ata To
ELSIE JAMS
A 43 St Ft. ? .?.
.'.. . Pep I A Mat.
Laat 6 Tim?.
In "COUSIN
LUCY."
Ml,? lnf?rmatlan."
I- I ST IfH at S IS.
Ia> (Po| .?-?? . .
WITH A
GREAT ALL
AMERICAN
CAST.
Orchestra Seats, $2.00. $1 50
?BLLLY ?UUU run. -a.-. ?,.... ? *. ' ?**1'aU
?HE 6 0 0 M E R m H S Lw?^-**75'50c
Inaj a; ? '.'i?
republic :;
U^lJIilaMQj ;.'H
ATI ?-i LLIM, t WEEKS AHEAD
GLOBE
MONTGOMERY &. STONE
PARK
MAY
"?I ''i -*? 1 .-,U> A Hit . v,
IRWIN ;H * ASHING.
TO-DAY. B.,t i*ata. 11.00.
M ?ta
FULTON _
SOME BABY!
'.'?. 'j;-? I'ti ?'
l'A. (Pop | a Sai t:l
a i.ai oiii.vt,
III! MI'll "
N. Y An?*rti
A S T O R
r??COHAN_ GREAT
MOON FAkCE
m
CANDLE?
The R? ?
i . is M i . ?
FIVE
THOUSAND
AMERI?
CAN
LAUGHS
?
I - An-.eruan Dr-ru?
ORCHESTRA SEATS, $2, $1.50.
FIRST BALC, $1.50, $1, 75c, 50c.
feNCACPE
MllslCAL HIT
???MTA?
?RVlNG PLACE THEATRE
DAS WEITE LAND
CRY?/
VITAf.RARH. I ...A,, m,
TWICE DAILY. 1 M a ?JO
.?? ? ?? ,;t .???i JJa. si?,
.1 II uO. r ?u? a Hal 1.U:
11 00. liOi).
I .. ,r,.f ?
CHA, , RICHMAN.
' '...,? MitiiMa S?t
* at II Sfrial chll
prfcW .' ? a ; lie
A S T O R ' " ? ?*?* I ? ? '?' ?*Ji
/a _? i \j rrv , ,. . v?i u,t\j*
i ? Fib ?T^i I -7Ti I the day ?f
Vr_THT_nily W CHARLES H.
VAlfH?YT.
? RlUl
Al:??n?-?r
PA 1 ACF RCHtrp LARR
n ** ? ? '*' L I.?.;!. Ii"l. ftmsS re
I. WAV IT ?T .??"?>. Ulltitl ?\ort? ?ni
?: ... Brief l r?.l v ? m r?
i ? , I ? ? l*tj (?liront
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0L0NiALr.v,L.Tr0N t?^a
12-Act Vaudeville Show
DEUOHTTUI. rKijMENAXi-.
i: M A Hh If*
, I ,, . ...
ALL ?CATS
RESERVED.
:sc ?o, se*.
i
Fire Department reached th? seene.
Thomas Cagey, forty year? old, of
Denver. Col , wtiil? i?rr->r.?r,ri|r a thrash?
ing rnichine in the Machinery Building,
?W his rijrht foo? et'ight in ??_,
eh nery. Ptfore It eo-?; | ht l\ **?
the foot, wss ?o ho-Ily rraih.-i |?*H
had t> be amputated. He may fa* ?
_Yret?tamam. (%**% ?^f'.- *?
?.ma./ : ???? sjf*.**+ X*c ?-- !/"><*
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HIPPODROME
M W.dKMl.VI ? II Mil 1.? Dll I IN?.MAM
EVERY EVG. 8:15. MATINEE EVERY DAY AT 2:15
4
FIRST NIGHT
TO-MORROW
NOTE:
f,.r IM.? per' '??: a? ??
AT 1:10 SHARP.
SEATS NOW
ON SALE
EVERYTHING NEW
BUT THE NAME
THE BIGGEST SHOW
IN THEthW0RLD
LOWEST?EPRICE
Nights $ I Cn Matinees $ | ftf)
RFCT ?.FAT?; I iW U RKT ".FiT1; ? ?""
BEST SEATS
"HIP-iUP-HOORAY" SOUSA'S BAND
ten mirSKAIi <<>\ni( rhi? i?v the
coMKDin voira mak?h ?uva ?unuur
A HUNDRED NOVELTIES
M U.fr 1? lt*> K. II. Ml KV-IHK
-AMI THE
BALLET SENSATION OF THE CENTURY
FLIRTING AT ST. MORITZ
? NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT ?
FIRST HIPPODROME CONCERT-SOUSA'S BAND * SOLOISTS.
BEST SEATS $1.
WINTER GARDEN?,'*' * ;$5 w?TS '
Kt??. ?
L?\Y PASSING SHOW OF 1915
MAXINE ELLIOTTS the? Mal Tod? '
g ; 1 OUR CHILDREN c??io?rJ.
T voir 12 ? Bl W ??' !'? ? 1 '.?. 8 11.
a? I IMV. ? alatli .? T ? I.?
ANOTHER MUSICAL TRIUMPH.
TWO IS COMPANY
?? t.'i? ?lltbon of **ALMA-' * "ADELE."
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