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Ifl OSBORNE CASE
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ff?TEAD. HE'LI NAME
trNKNOWN' CULPRITS
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Household
Words
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P'jbhs: ? - ..ished
coomei ' ? ? s em?
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Com]
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is no net tiah them,
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now ? '':* ??re common
kaowledl ? 'hey are liter?
ally he I words in
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Troits' fi - Personal Trust?
FIFTH ?'
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? i ? .. e rea ion ? ii> anothai
und ahj Mr
? boi . outd t.. plead lo
? ' ? II .".1? ? tlHI |??'
I'll?' I ? l'.'i I .*; ihr . I Bags of ft?>nt
. it? 11 om w ' Its IMaiae th*?(
? . ?,'..? ,1 in?, nt ii?. last session, was
In anything but accord with Hi?1 Pli
\ ry bi .i w il .'??? .i Pail?n,
VVI er tl.ii !><? tt h.', i'
la a fact I >1 ? i d ? ? d icussion
(lu* grand jurj room became ao
i intr.i (luit ?4 ?>. . ,v waiting t.? I''
? ? ? ? t'r ?>in the adjoining
I '.ru (lien
. ..ni.i ba in-'ti .1 m tl.?'
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Mi 1 :.'.!.?!?,. representing Mr Weeks,
continued ? to ara
? . ? , ?; the grand jurj
n:nur. ou| luatici i .
liiati declared tlmt hr would order Ihem
-
? . *." "?',!. ? ed 1 ob .??> iinii?.
id not given
V, m an opportunit* (.' nubn-ag the
e court ai
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. r. n^ M i i .?borne I'?.!
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ne 1 ad - "iK-ht that
i denied 11
aa Ki'on ?*>
a plea waa mad ?. oidei giving Oa
tes ?.>..',! be granted.
PARKHURST SILENT
ON FRAUD CHARGES
\i Hearing luesday Creditors
Will Urge Immediate Salt*
of Candy Factory.
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Presby
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busineei activi*
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a petition in the
Brooklyn to ha\t> the
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ipt In bar
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' rgi rstora ti
? candy
ror by thi
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laid she wai
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Hat ry 1 for Jamet
Gray. Icy for thi
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Bttacl Mr 4'ray.
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CHAUFFEUR TELLS
OF MOHR KILLING
-
Slopped His Car to Let
Doctor and Emily
Burger Be Shot.
WIFE PR?MISED
?S?r>,000 FOR MURDER
Crime Planned fur I wo Nights
1 arlicr. but Healis Says Ho
14>st Mis Nerve.
1 lj ? .??:'.?? Hi t
Prni ideaee, R. I, ,iHn. 20. Haw Di
C. Franklin Mahr wH- ahat t<? death ?t
I ? on h lonely road ?a? t.?i?i t.? day
. George W Haalia, tha doctor's negre
chauffeur, who asserted that lira. Elis?
abeth Y. Mohr, ??n tri?! far the mardei
nf her husband, ha.l li ? ? e,t linn and the
negro d?fendante, Cecil Victor Brown
and Henry II. Spellman, to kiil I?r. Mohr
, and hi.? c?iiii|iaiu<?n, Miss Emily Burger,
foi I 1,000.
Haalia *-?ii?l that st i? meeting with
Mrs. Muhr ?it h.r boaSS, Mrown \'.a
promlaed * .*. ? ?a ? ? ? for shooting Dr. Mahr
and Spellman 11,000 t?.r shooting Misa
Burger. Il?' ??' t?> ?.-rt 12,000 himaelf
foi r? * < ? p i > ? t ? i; the automobile. lie
aketched the motoreyele trip which lie
and Brawn mads on the night when
they picked OUl the ?.pot where the
murder war? t?> he committed and told
of the tr-.p of the cat ?o ths night the
.?..?-?or ?h? slain.
Hsalil then caln.lv told o? ?!r?\ lag Dr
Mohr anil Misa Hurger te Briatol OB
Augual ?l, the night of the murder.
"When I gol to a bush In ?ho read
about half way he'ween t?*o li|iht?," he
testified, "1 stopped my ?"ar an?l got out, ?
turned out my headlights an?) put my .
ghta on oo I roul.l see the engine,
Then I heard two shots an.I I ?aw I?r.
Mohr leaning toward Mis* Burger, with
his head covered with blood 1 said,
'Oh, my Gad!' Then I m? Miss Bur
ger atari to gel out an.l she fell ,nto
'.he roadway. I picked h? r up.
Kcc??gni/r-d Spellman, He Sa>s.
"A bullet whitiad over my left
shoulder and *rurk her She fell
again and l picked her up and eai i ?
her to the side of ths r?.a?i. I recog
ni7.ed Spellman behind tha <ar to the
lefl Bid? 1 itoppc ; the first machine
that came alotii/ and t.u.i the :
i 1 . ? r. i, hold-up."
Healii aaid he purposely stalled his
engine on thi pot where the
ing took place, and that it war? Mrs.
ktti .i .. i?,.? .??.?i iMi,i t,,
? ? eai had been held up, Sha prom?
ised "t" stick by him to her last dollar"
if he got into trouble, he asserted.
"All you ??ill ha\.. to do is Btop the
car. George," tha witness declared Mrs.
Mohr told him. 11. -.*;,! that whi
bad failed ?.. stop the uutomot. ?
agreed, two nights before ths murder
?lohr haiio him hurry with ths
g, saying "Thia ia my laat chance;
up t
nth."
Healia wan cro---examine?l for almost
four hours and wai atill undergoing
- leal at th.- hand of John .1.
g? raid, of eouaael tor Mr-, Mohr.
? ..urt adjourned r""r tht da? \ .
the afternoon Mr ! it* g< i. i ri d
tions rapidly at the witness, hut Heal i
:
To many queatlom the witneaa rr
plied: "1 dan t r? member " I tnce, af'?'r
saying ?ha* be would not tell ?
get cut of murder, he admitted that
I s would tell a lie if .some on, I
'
Mr. Pitsgerald attempted to compare
"? situai on with that of thf Meeker
.-?? In New York, asking Healis if ha
did not know that certain pei ioi - g ?
out of the Backer ?-a-e by putting the'
>.nto toma one ala? i ha
however, halted this line of inqv
Told Hi? Stary si? Times.
Heali? admitted he told I
th<- Attornei turntal s;y times. He
denied thai be was t?.'..i ha wai t.? gel
?,'? with tWO ;,?iirs if Mr?. Mohl '.'.a*
convicted, arid al-o denie?) that the At
torney General had told him he wa
to convlcl tii" woman.
The chauffeur averted that he wa?. !
doing all that he could to help himself
by "telling the truth now." while ad-1
mitting that ho t?.]?i several newspaper-)
men who interviewed him at Warren
that Mrt?. Mohr had nothing to do vith
the murder.
4'ro-*?-exair,*,r.ed by William 11. Lewis.!
of count-el for Brown, Healis admitted'
that he had made two confessions, the
first inplicatir.j- only Brawn.
Afked what he **as to get for turn
?< -*ate'- ??*. ???once, Healis replied:
"Nothing." He then added, in reply t..
'if rt . r . ?i a prrue-l,
nur? ftm la a .; "
Mansion Coffee
a pound
(Making a? saty-t-ra i. -,
'/??ne? Back on Request
Five Pounds Delivered Free
ALICE F00TE MACD0UGALL
"?Kt Only U't>fia>?. Caftt tmporttt
lehn 1441 138 Front Street.
Best at
24c
? ?liie-ttin-,, ti,,.- |10 a,x|,r(,(ri| tn
Jiiil for life.
Misa Mmtim Wilson- who iti
Mohr'a housekeeper, and who hsi
regarded ??? n leading witaosa f?
m??i.'. is ?aid i" be III m Chicago.
?
THONE STRIKE AT C0LU?
t.trN. in ll.?t?|t. He | ,, | ?,t
.-?H il? liiSimnl.
"Mai ningi Id? 1100! Why <!"? '
gel me thai nambej. Central * I
l he) don'l an wei ' \\ by, th
( olumbia I'nivei
l'i>r more than tw,. honra ye?i
th.' t.'lf| In.?i, central? about Set
City listened to lueh Impatien
mai ki.
? eauae of the trouble lay I
i??? i thai the lei? p on? operators ?
univerait) suddenly v.;.Ik<-,l o il
V' I .'liiiiiln.i la t nighl II ara?
thai the ???. ?.? Iti hboai .1 girl? b?
angr) .??-' t ami in? Idenl and qui
?i?. Int.- m th? afternoon befare
operator? ?rere obtained
?
LED HIM. BY CHIN. TO AL
Widow \.iii?i?l of 11. Mini. M-1!
?Mil Pilot in??? Matrhaeay.
Beeaua? Mi Mai ? Mi?? aatlin ki
his Ihi? and 11? kled hia chin, Reorg
Hoi ton, an eig ? eai old
Uat< pilot, man rd hei accord In
? ilimonj ni until of hi? cr?
? Supreme Court Jusl ea J. .
ion . oung ni \\ hit? Plaii - yi tei
H "i Ion, " ! o 'i., d on S< ptember
1914, two month? after bl? matrim?
adventure, ia alleged te have d.le
hia propertj to hiii bride erhes he
ill and mi ntallj incompi ?
Mrs. Hoi ton, a in. i? luiif k? ol
her Int. hueband, t?.1.1 the court
had married him for purely altm
t esaon?. She admitted thai
been a bride on two previou? occa?!
Suit to have the deeds ?ci aaide
brought bj Mi Horton's daughter,
Jane Am Dickie, ? >' Wl ite Plaina.
DODGES SLAPSTICK
TO WARBLE G0SP1
Reverend Vaudeville Sin?
Here from West to Save Sin
tiers with Irish Ditties.
Put ill .1 .1 it. In hia off hooi ? f'
pssitn ??. i mote ?lie harp, o
r a publii performance In
middle of ? ? tree? n that
?truraei r ai d a linen ? phod, So
rhe author of the Pro?r
ng the Kong of Song? long
for? 1 dgai Sheldon did, 'I berefore
? . i ? rrenl nf the Scripture? point
finger ol eoi n at the Rev. I
1er ?oi linging pel ion, ?
deserto?! hit Congregational <-"ngre
tion at Portlai I, On
ditties for the Keith vaudavi
The i. ? ? i ? ? ??< r arrived
tcwa, or rsthei Bi ?ilyn, last ?e*e
He begin ? *.. pr< aeh
long*1 there on Jannarj ?' w
Parkes Cadman of the Central C?
gregal l
rorh
l or < . aft
? i ii*ii hii i eatorate, the Atcl
ri ..iial ? ? ? gragat ' i '' of Po
"'.**?. ta? Pa?
?ariag on thi itage, bet ?e
-t.-.
bh i-., clad in 1 dei lil sad >i
Sal ??' r
I f SOI g," lie mi
eateida) "l bel a:<? thai I i
ing .? Manj persona bave leal me N
.. lag thai mi rendition
r Machrei -? - ach soi
i ffec ted them more than nun
? ?."
- ?pc-ik'.nt. vole?1 the ministe
.......
. nga of t
eral.
"Churchei are da .- I
"Imt th?
?
i yea i
at th? four i
??, total rn.'i
tha ? ' i amount ?
Protesta ; tora in Oregon I
i mai '?'! mai
should want - ire of my ii
ture and be i ? thing f?
? ! ;.?.-.? ' believe thi
? ah el free, but th? -. I ? ?
? ? ist? an-, ? ?" "
Thi- clerical cnr"lifr ?n? l>?<rn i
I ? i- He ?'i- graduated from Clil
College, Shell ??Iti
? : 190 In 1909 he t-nme t
Amei ii a and wenl to I tragen, ?lier
i i becas i pastor of U? hinso
Memorial Church. Oui .- ? boy
hood he work? nd pu
?
illa.'.
"In ir.\ tour on the Pa? ? Coast,
I i -.i id, "I often preai hed in i he moi n
ing i the towne I wai
playing sad then appeared hi the nf
ten a m and evening ihowi at the van
deville theatr? An actor's lift- hard
It i- a great deal easier ?han being i
minister, let ni?> tell you."
??? ?
SHIP AFIRE AT SEA;
A PYRE OR DERELICT
I iner Stood by Blazing Craft
No 1 race ?if Crew.
The ?liarreil bulk of a Norweg ai
aailing reaael Ii drifting lomewhere h
? ? path ni
. - ? : Reers and
crew tea Peala! ?ne, -ir
.- -,. ???r?la\ tren? Havre, told ol
ng the ? reck on the i gl I ol
when aha was ablese from
tern
i he Penii tone rare," toward tha mya?
?.i m. i ' :.ir .?' ? r> rhera ???? ? i ?
? i decks, hi.il the CHptam
i penistone could not tell whether
... be? ? ?
the ere? bed be? n I rapped on I
lie -.'I by all : .
It) tha mt ' g th? Peniatone'i erew
ickened
hulk. On the blietered port
ippi ared n I I pa nt? ' Raj
,? ?v..- ??.-,. Smoke arraitha glided
Icrinj hoi I and vaaiah?
the down Hghl
When the ans roee a careful searci.
en made fras tb< Penlat lae'a
i..,.; for lifeboati cr rart* in th? ?
... ? eamship
reaumed her com ?fork. When
1;... letn, ?!,. burned hulk was in law?
tnde ' ?' 08. l..ng?tu?ii- 2? 16.
?%l\\t(ari?&xnq $c <&*.?
Cr f** se? -.a?a f\(thj\on\\ir.*A ??:.-,4.''.-5H
(?lR SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE, WHO KE
IUR.NED I ROM PARIS WEDNESDAY ON THE
S. S. ESPAGNE, HAs BEEN CO-oPERATIV.
WITH OUR RARI> OFFICE, IN DISPATCHING
I \ IRV DESIRABLE NEW ST. Il IMMEDIATELY
UPON ILS PRESENTATION IN Till. "GRANDES
MAISONS DE COITRE."
SHIPMENTS RECEIVED ON Uli. ESPAGNE
WERE CLEARED THROUGH ?CUSTOMS VES
lERD.Vi STYLES sUTABEE I OR sol I HERN
WEAR AND EARLY SPRING
DAVISON RAKES
CITY'S FINANCE!
ILax Bookkeeping Metho
Censured in explaining
.$100,000,000 Loan.
BANKS TO RESCUE
WITH 'PAY AS YOU GC
< redit keservc IMan Advocate
Mine Believes in $50,000.
000 Margin for Debt.
H? 'ry I'. |ii.vi?on. of .1. I' Morgan
1 " . aid Francis I,, lime, president ?
II,e First .National I'.nnk, aers wl
? yeaterday before tbs Brau a In
i lain?, committee, which i? in?.. ,-..
iag city flaam? ?. i he two baahei
, dise?a > ?I the 1100,000,000 Unxn ol
?d hy the city trom the VHrioi,
baaka In Aagaafc li'i i. ?,, ligaidate ?"i
. ?'iifii obligativas. Thai alas otfere
soma opiaioaa ?? ths methods of cit
financing.
Referring t.. the 1100,000,000 l?>a
an?i the negotiation! t',?r II aith th
city afleiala, Mr. Davlsea aaidi
' We lelt that the city was n?it hrin
financed in a aaj f<? uphold its rredi
In 1907 v, e hail lent Sid to th? eltjf, ai?
; the administratian had agreed to cm
ditions, bul had not lived up to ?inn
i'??- of my t'lrm'*, BUggeatioua had ta d
?ith the city bookkeeping, "huh wa
?'.ii?! improved somewhat, but no
l sa far us i*.? had expected."
"What did \"ii eoasider ?i.ious ii
the way the city was being financed*
arakeil Beaator Braisa, chairman.
"1 he financiera did not liko the wa;
bonds were outflow mj;," r-aid th<* wit
nesv "There wai a greal deal a
money boiag spent Ih?- ."**.? ou.?
|100,.1,000, and had no waj t,, me?
the deli?, mil-, the hankers came for
nard. We frit that a floating d<
that ?urt was too large. The pnncipli
waa wroag lr, time ,>f* Raancial atrin
gency aach i? debt ama likely t.? ?-.??!>.
ambai rasamente."
Mr. I'a'.'i??>ii said the hanker? f.-l
the time had com., '.?hen th?' City ahoull
pay a? it went, and the BUggeatiOfl Ol
the pay-as-you (-<> policv wa?, made
which mal with the hearty approval ol
Controller Prendergast and other eltj
?' ??
? a?..r BraWU Hiked t!i?> hanker I
in hi.? Juilt"..? borrowing by th?
. ? . :?, ar;r ieipal ion of tax let I
volving a lar,.*? amounl -?'- ahorl tlmi
papei, and riew of th.- \ ici -?.tu.1er
<.f th market. ?.., ?? iai ?? method "I
linan? lag t " ' '.? Mr Dailaon repli?..
that tha pril ' -'.und.
' We Bugga ited thai
iah a Una of credit with th?
hank?." said the "I* ahguk
feel a~? ired of being tan.-n care of it:
B8I I think I can adveeatl
I ?'" lid :? ?'
. - ?
Names ?100.01111,000 a? Margin.
"What maririn should the city have
under the ?lehr hrr.it ni order t?> be m
. ondition ?" aahi ?i Sen
Btor 1<
"1 don'l know a? l .-?, aid ? ?
?i;?!?-." replied Mr Davison, "hut I da
know rt,..t th.- margin ihould be much
greater than ir aoa -. oi hai been
the eu '"" ' maintaii
"Do yeu think Slim.000,. ?a -uffi
eient margin?" naked the ehairman.
"I should think that eras very ample,"
?he reply.
The maririn under the eity'l debt
limit on January 1 \a.-?- BOOUl * 1 J.?""'.
uno |t 1.,, ed k'i ,'.'iiia!!'. since
then ?,? BOOUl 140.000,000
??\\ i :,? . " ,n the
Credil m the hank? :f a great
taatrophe should
itor Broa ri.
'If ? . ? ; .1 M r.
Daviaoi ? ? bod) ? .m nil ? ould 1"'
affect? ? ergencie?,
would p.? * ail ered I ? ould be n
established, I' would create a very
? : .. - iii ..?t ioa, however "
ih.. witness favored legtalaiion to
ebangs tbs datai for tax .? olli
front May ard November to Jar'.a'-.
and July, SO as ?.. ave d the M.000,060
Intereat on revenue honds which the
city is compelled to Issue twice ? year
in anticipation of tax levies
"hf we could he a-sure?l of the ehar
art-r of tie var<?us city administra
tioi .' mid the witness, "I 4?,,'ild not
feel so keen ah,. ? '? ^:-.in*ion, hut as
?ae can have no iach sssuraaca I think
?;.e I eg! i latlon ii m ees -ai ?.
Mr Hine explained in more de'ai!
the negotiatii - n gard *o the $100..
.,000 loan Hi declared that the
businc "thi t?te and na
rould havi been invalved unless
th.* loan had bei 1 floated
"I? .? rata of inter?
est reasonahl? 1 '?'? of the condition
? real 1 late market at that time ?"
-. . '?'.'.: Browi
"We considered It exceedingly rea
,.? .. ' -., id ,'.ir IIine
I ir?t Aid t<? 4 ity.
"Vou considered -.?>u ???r,- acting <.r>
the ?nteres:- of the city and doing
lomething yon ,?? ? ?-i ? i?.* wou d
have cared 1 1 0. ? ?A a? t ?-. a * ? ??? -
I ? . ., ? ".ari
"Uli, ?sell it ?a3 l.elow the curent
"' ol tares! : Mr. Mine. ' I he
lid an -. .,? :a! af
iBch a waj thai it weald r.ot.
have t?, appeal to the l.ar.k- twice in
sei en ;? eai to -?? 1 ii from default."
Mr. IIIt ?? ?id he though! ,; ?r min
margin inder the debt limit
I ?..' ?W,.1,000. Incidentally, he
-aid that ?'? P. Morgan A Co. should
!,a\e the credit of suggesting the ; ,:.
for the eity financing.
"You wouldn't treat the city the
?ame was a- a private customer, would
you?" ashed Senatoi Brown
"We treat the city much more lib
ernllv." replied th?
"Does th? citj rec? the ?ame rate
of interest on depoi tl .? pi a*e cus
- ? : thi ehaii mai
?'!'.?. ?. i ?,. . - the maximum rat?
vi int. rest at thi l ii I Nar ional ?'>
? - president. "I eak for
th.' othi
Mr. ii ? ? de-clan I I ? ha.!.
from lack ??: ? il - s! | at th?
m their vaults, and I .?' there
,.? ? of the securities so
, lar a- he km
Mas 8. Grifenhagen, t?,rni?'r Sheriff,
testified a< I ? morning session that
(riff's fees shouhl he turn? :
?.. the county and the Ludlow Stre,-?
boliahed Hi said ! 1- feei m 1914
amour'.! "?? "'?'?.""" and would be
? ".?? same I 1
. riff Alfred i .-tr th, wl a
membei of th?
. ? when th? I - ? i
.?'. i 'he abolishment of the I
Mayor Hit? hol again took tl ?
-?aid and e.pla.'.. d lomi of th?
hill.? he bad had dra-a providil :
the conaalldal
partnients, the abolishment <-r ??
of certain soun'y offlCOB, an?l in
Ml . ?a! a centralised home rule povaei
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Designed to meet the special ?-*-*? C f\
needs of outdoor skating... ?$?? I eDVJ
ON the lefl is ;i N'ew Vorker cutting ?
figure in Ihe neu Sain Skating Suit.
Its grace and mobility of line are
beyond words. Its style luis nil the frosl
.nul snap and tinkle of ? life on skates!
t'oal fronl pleated on the bias, clamping
the waist as a skate ?'lamps the sole of a
shoe, and breeches as fiare as a pine.
Domestic and imported cheviots and home?
spuns, in rich browns and tans and greens
?and cut with the fluency of a figure 8!
aks Mont-patty
Broadway at 34tli Street.
Phone (jirelev 2626.
LINCOLN'S BOA!
SPUR ILS. Hl
Dozen Pursuers, with
?Spy's Photographs,Sc
City?Just ?Miss Quar
' ? th all ? eoaeer ?-. in th
attempting to belittle th?
<?f Ignatius T. r. Lini
criminal and a- a pen
,-. ?
from Raymond Street Jail in hro
? ontinaed to gros* jre?t? r-i?. A
oflles of William M Offley,
t of the Departan
? ? gator i, apparentl.
n the mitiil of at.'.bod]
, tance of i I
?? '. German sp). a
aere ?eking to extra t<
rlmr,*'
' Two'..pai?ton ver? "ut loi
for him, Mr. Offley ?aid, armed
photogi
appar? at at the atory pu
American" j > sterday I
Lincoln vi ted l i Ace and err?
? ti ment,
<*h h''
i . ' th? rei "
I ??. a
??r.,!. n,, | ?|
had nol
. ?
' .. of the governmei t.
i. t waa that the ?
? ? beginning ";' an ? ? ? tig?
?
Stati v- Ace in .">
i,..--. -...??? ?? q it ? ? ?
! ?e, United BtaU Attorney,
Brooklyn.
? in Brooklyn t:<> sn? ?a? wil
to admit giving the order by ?vl
Lincoln ?a? tasen oui
; ,?? ? iped. Mr. l-'tii
it I
could be ol
in giving Information, im' h
ild nol thai I ?
was 1
.
?
Line
i
-.
eft th? compi
?
r appear? thai
st-ippeil on r; ? sp< -
Thoma? I. i hatfl?
State? District I
An example of Lincoli 'a boaatfu
carne yesterda) from MeBride, Na?t
Co., tae ; ? f Lii oln'a boo
purporting to expose the Eng
sei ?? ice and Gen
wrote thia lat? publiehei
"I an race of a
?.cut. bul
Vim ?rill
papers It? possible I
you to communicate with me for awhi
and escape ?
malt.' t?rs Interesting read
.
. for Lii coin. Mai
i,',,. ..-.''.??'? i ippc
? ?. ?
.tina-. ???.. late to eapture the ??uarr
l" tha German mun I
Se n a to i I - -1 . -I Ba
I fnited Stat? I ourt for /? deli
? i
? ? of R? pf ental F rai ?? !
Buchana
of Laboi ? ? ' eace Corner?
a charge of co - i?h up th
munition industi ? - of this count i y
After a eonf? 1 ?
State. Attorney II. Snowden Marshal
informed him 1
wanted tlieii I to beg
on Si Pati -'- Day, Mr Bsil?
?lrrw h il il-' iy mol tared
pli a of not i ty 1 ??' Buch?
11..- Pad?ral i?-iar..l .
nveatigatii ito thi munition plot
having as witneese? II.rr
. of the Equitahl?
brougnl book? a it h I 11 I
ai de i W t.. aterol art P. Run
labor uaion ?
SHE ASKS $83.333 ALIMONY
limiter ? barged with latempeeaace sad
( ru.-ltt.
a
Id dgi port, G . - \
I ?- .---.? '...
? .
Supei or t t hi
George l. Broa n, ito? k brol
VoMt and ird.
Custody ? real I dough
C. Brown,
plaintiff Hah * . tempi
intolera ? ty
.
Bi - ty, va
. t $100.0?
?
Seek to Rebuild Saaat?iium.
?build l
Cabriola
da) al
ited bj Mother Patrii of thi
? r Mere). ? h eh coi d u t? :
pital .- a non-aeetarian home foi
tnberenlai retient*. j
Continuing today and tomorrow
The Annual Sale of
Saks Overcoats
For Men
Reduced from these prices
$30 $28 $25 $1}
Now $18
| ./ small charge for alterations. I
Q The variety in this splendid aggregation of
overcoats is a theme well worthy <>t' ;i special
advertisement There is practically no limitation
m models or in fabrics, for tliis i rent, like all Saks
sales, start?ed <>nt with surd a full cargo of assort?
ments that the volume must thin out before tit?*
variety is affected! Come in now and we ?--ill
promise you a*? handsome a line of overcoats as
you ever shw- and a Substantial, hotta tide s;i\ iasg
on anv coat \ou hu\.
ruso for today
Men's Union Suits
at Reduced Prices
i Warm and serviceable, close-fitting, worst-ed
garments, made by a manufacturer ??? il known ;i?
a produce) of fine underwear
Hegtllarll) *.'.<''. Special at $1.65
(?Kgyptian ribbed, comb yarn lTnion >uit>.
Splendid fitting garments. Sizes 34 to 50,
Regular price $1.15, Special at 85c
Men's Worsted Sweater
Coats at $3.65
It, aginr!a $6
Roll collai or ' \" ne< k style. In light Oxford.
navy, maroon, d.trk preen and white.
Broadway .it ->4th Street. Phone Gr?eeley lt>l(>.
AUTO ONLY SPORT
OF ACCUSED PASTOR
And He Mm! HtVC Car to Visit
Parish, Says Rector. Centre
Of Church Squabble.
"I a fox-hunting ad the
I:. Robei ? I*. ?? bei recto i L An
i Cha ? Island, yester
some
of hii
m ?
"Wouldn't it i... ?-. ?
et the point tied by 1
.
?
Rut I'll 1
? ? I met
ono 1 doi they get that."
For moi ths thi '.
drew 'i l irch, the desl
, ? ? ? ?,?::?,
bussing - il ? i mitai lity of the
- ? i -
Gr?er, tha Bev, M r.
.
I thi
i aul
.. com?
.... .... er tha
?I true. I ?
. ,- of ? ?
against i
i,, ? i, . n :??. ? >*.-? ? "" ' '
I immoral conduct, 'here I? UO a^e-tion
Venus!
10? PENCIL
?
ti
i toter? ? -!?"?"'??
?? 1 ?. ?. ma) he a golf elab si .1 ten?
-i .- I ha? ' them
; automobile.
I don ? - " '
[t la rei. ?
t
-
it Port
?
atta
prying
1 r If
-. * ' -
?
......
ners will
I amount to anything."