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HEART PLEA ENDS
HIOHR DEFENCE
t1 Son ..ml Self ( M?l
fitnesses for Accused
Woman?
rfOROES TO GO
>\ SI \ND lODW
,,r,v4 Gei Mtacks
priest'? restimonj ?? \ lo
lati I ssloaal.
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all ? ontradlrtet1
poin! m ii< alia'a a! ory
its ni"" hn\i
1 . , ed. but no! so ? ancla
isrti ?attorney Genets
' be able to ?' ?
all doubt of guilt it is a ojue i
tit'll. however, If he will h?"1 able ti
eradicate fi??n? some of the uir^ra
tl ? ? s' wistful littli
id on th?? stam
Final ? ' ? the defence thll
i - -iin, a palle?1
?' w'hiren, where Heal
.- ? hoo! lag;, mul Pethei
*>'' - McXamara, the negro chauf
? ? ? ? ,. feaaor.
. .1 th.it in cnnvrrsfi
lion v ' after l
! him, "If I Knew
like ara* going to be
1 i would i'< er have bi en i
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made no effort to crc**,
r\ai
. I u! n hsrc!i>r tlm?
M the pti-furcn ol
.-.I that I i
? , ranston, wrier
?
him a " *?'
had in the et ne. 1 <? him, ho swore,
? ? a-1 ? replli
? She aerar said an)
il
? attacked I 11
> ? ating hat he had vio
.-<? the confesi
i \g . a t wiped hi? bald,
aa> ??? -?i tad gi ai ?
r.tasl th? ?age It the canela i i I
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ar ' ? rl t ered
minced 1 el
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B?rger, ?h" had
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els and Jo B. i
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adf ?*' the
rted, ' ??
gtvi
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Baa it
Bureau chief of
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Style MGM Pnce
S100 Mahogany
or Oak
WJhe_
AEOLIAN
VOCA
THE PHONOGRAPH OF SICHER
TONE THAT YOU CAN HAY
R
!
;GARDLESS of price, there is no
. ther phonograph that equals the
Aeolian-Vocalion in true musical
wonderfully smooth, large-volun ed
.: | in bai ?n treble, and
?balance. You never have heard
phonograph so real, so
? very subtle beauty, as 'I lie
-VocaJion brings forth from your
: , ?Elegant simplicit) ol d< ?ig i and
malce the Vocaliuns as hand
tluA are musically efficient.
THE VVONDER1 I L GRAD1 OLA, with its
? practical control ol tone, double?
. ? >wer ol the ; gi iph?
lyoul terall) may ???01 play guided
. it musicians, Hm revolution
. : , v 1 ;%l. with the V? calion.
Aeolian-Vocalion Prices
W ithout Gradu?la $35 to $75
With Gradu?la $100 to $2000
The AEOLIAN COMPANY
? ? -
29 W. Fortv-Second St., near Fifth Ave.
T. R. BACKS PLA!
TO HELP ALIEN
l'r?es Americanization
Immigrant by Raising
Standard of Living.
OPENS COMPETITION
IN HOUSE DESIGNIN
Country Must Demand l.oyall
Mr Declares. Citing Qer
many as Example.
' Make the immigrant lire l.ke
ttraerican ?nd hr? will bc^n to feel l
01 ? ' rhis wa? ihr? theory rxronm!
bj ihrodcre Rooaevelt at ? laneh?
g" en a", the home of Mr?. Vinrent Aal
aj for the Nal onal America
.-a'ion Committee. I'nder it? atippi,
?ve Roeaevell tnerica Plrat fund h
offei ?; p .-, i , . ? ? |M... bouse? I
'I M . -
1 ?nditions in liorj"??-'". \.,, wli
va . cornfleld eighteen a nth? s
and now ha? W?OOO inhabitants, a-.*
Bridgei i v whi r? H ? are talking
I oui ng the maaTl ?oai ?< lier ?
because there are n
HS -' - -...?:.r.l the r?.
er? of the coantry to the Imps
tanci of ? it hi u ng i rob em 'I
"??* snisatioi I mil iflv
gl romp? te hi
? ii
Prominent capitalists, ho i
reu? and arel - ?
evell ?peak. He ' ? ,.? ?
Inter? t in the competition lay in i
rrn -'irai relatioi \o-nt
i ig tn him, tnc immigrant can ?
be expect.-.
' ? . inless he ha?
Maq nur deal" hi re in :hr matter of m
te--,
?here ciiiild ',>#?? . r jnipo
tant done, not on Ij for thi - -
hut for ourselves, thai I
: ' ?Is! npon si \ ? dard i
hn\n the kind of
. , lid not i
grant l hen
conti nt that I
?
?rill not be
| . month
? ? . irdi ?
tract tubercul nd i
the next gi a body ol
nfer piritoa
I
Pt Cil ?'
to th is fUl
frontil his ci
Pi -r-re v. ax rv
Hers I
the nu ' ? - f v
who w? ?ra?
eh
.
nto '??' o grou|
? . ng plana for a <
.... f"t a combined family ai
? house ai .\ for ? boarding
.. - offered for l
iccond 1500,
th, II
, . . ?. ; tni foi ro
esrrii prize? f I
mes May 1
? a ? " ?
\ ? i ; ? ' res!
.
?
peaki rda Prat
, , , ;
i. road; Owen Braini e faite
l.'oi fieorge /
i . en, of ! e Pe awa e I ackawanna <
ad; E. 1 Corthe
f the American
?'??i . foi
mei eti f 1 S'al all
r. Katharine 1
Mrs Jonanna voi iVsgni
? ?. ? ..-?,. ii
?
have ?
,. ? Mrs. John /
srr.v 1 ? ? ?'? ? Mi Wi
iam Boyard Cutl
Mi i. (irai ? La Pari ? Ki
II. 1 i ?e, of l
?'. Rice,
? '? ?
' I ? ? ?
? ?
t h e AI
.-? . Magnu Mi ?? ? " tl
......
? ?
Ida r.H bell ind Mi A
n
GIRLS FROLIC IN BED
COSTS LIFE OF ONfc
BlOfV from t hum's Knee (lause
1 ata! Injury
a? t- ?f.?: ?. o n ? i -?
Ka-' i- I, ' an , Peb. 1. Mia Id
eighteei aughter of Mi
Samuel < lark, of 0 estnu
reet, New Bntaii
? ,. efl el of an injury reci
r ago n a playful tusal?
. . ? .
. I, M
Harry A. 1
er of Ne* Britain, lid to-night th?
while pla; ing, "i
... ? ., gel to bed " wa? acctde I
: ? abdomen bj the h
? ?hum
CHAUFFEURS TO LEAVE
TRADE FOR PROFESSION
Man at Wheel Sa\s Public Musi
Respect I lim.
a mai >>' ,'r.e a keel has I ? a
,, case being a bauffeai ??"! ?
an ta bi me an "p'r?''
prof? onal man. Such is '.he uplift?
the name of a ea
\- .... ay'? meel ng of e
, ? \ ? ? tmst< rdam Ball J. Crillj
... |
? .. ?
? . .- driver? <>' autor
!
pi n. (he facl that ?
Pit pal : *" ?
,. ? hire a? bandit ?aid '
have < I ii
. r,.v are te i ftea I d in t en
o
ADELE RITCHIE, FREE
ONE DAY, WILL MARRY
tm\ Hates Post Xnnotinces In
g tgemenl to Actress.
? t?r, Feb. t. Adda Rite
??ell known mil ? ? ' '? **??
: ? e from Charle?
.-. PI adelph ?
.... i
I
e was married ?* '*?'
i
la!
i rj Wi rully'a
ii :taclaj ' Dmai ibi fentmaki l
?. S. AI RM!). 1 R. w
IX) DIMANl) LOYAl
In lu? aiaMreaa to the
ti.iii.il Anierir.ini/alion C?
niillre, m the home of [\
\ ilM rut A?tor yeMrrd
I lieodnir Roovvrll ?>.il(l :
"I lirlir4<* thai one of
reasoni 4?liy there bai b?
, nonir evKKIKe amonj*
German bnmigraBti of
Rrr.itei loyalty lo derm.
; than to tlir United ."^t.i
illltlliK the laal eighlt
month? h,i?< Leen bei ai
tli<-\ pa) the loyalt) t?. i
. "iinii4 4\!u? h eapei ti i
loyalty fron them, instead
to .1 ? ??iititrv 4* Tu. h ha? be
atr.nl to ?.ii' it CX|
demands loyalty.
"Lei ui say t.. the imr
gt.ini not thai we hope
?aiII le.irn English, hut th
he ha? BJOl In le.un It. I
the i n i rn i ?i i ml who flue*- n.
Irani it *,?<> ba? k. 1 le ha? ???
to com I'lei the >,-,?,-, ? ;
the 1 'nited -si .tea . ; |
Iihould not -'.v. here I
must br made to lee thai h
opportunitie. in tin* < ounti
depend upon his kiio44ii:
I Inglish .nul observing Ame
h .m il ind irdi
'I DO'NO NOVEL
TO MRS. GOURA
Wed Thrice, Confesse;
lord Will Case She's "I
miliar with Ceremony
sa se Ci kei Oi lig Gob
? ? ? ? ? ? ' g eareraoi it
pates 1 : - . ' .rth. h.
? ? : ?
t.. ,i m sni
',.??,
Thai
howev?
? - ,
iture of her life
i tesl
'the ?
?renie Ferrar
. ;. \ I .r
i-?altl ? ho
.
-rifts Mrs. Ff rrai
Mrs. I . ? ?
" . says that
' i? ? oom in
: . ' ?
It the til g i-er?n
wa repeat? ??., <.r ma
rthmg ? .
"
?o n?ve I
? ?
| Bl ' in other niia.in
mcrBl
t at hei mmand Vei
S .? ri??
. untv,
?
rd >"h a
1 el ?' F i ri a.,
*? i M ...
i lid can
I l ni :
? ?
? '
?
: ?
to the 1
,
? to ?a
ii iate I j ;
I I ?
-
- man.'
.
, sn1 atri
ind, as far
?
., lilV I
? . ? e.1 .
?
-
'..e law?
. . know tb?
i ? ?
'?
?
r r?
?
bei
,i ..-ii m ..i
. ???? i lapi
'
then V ?he wor
? -
?a . \-t\ unhappy, thi
? . he ? i
bei ii.u-i "i ?
? ? ... d Mrs, Gouraud.
the eiec iton ff tl
to exhibit ai interei
re of the eo'jpls a:"'.?
They agrei I t?
lorn ?a to leai
. -.. ?? e.- Heed, am how. si <
the Identity f tl.irloui perno
.. ? ., r-. ..[IV.
a
S18.5S9 IN PEARLS SEIZED
Federal < oorl taked te < oadesaa .lr??el
f,.r Nun I'.i? ment ??f l?ul>.
Hai '?????
\- yesterds
- . ?
rfeited 1 the g ? rifen
sytnenl I ? ? '
ng 97 p. iris, a ?eca
Uce of 101 pearls, i pearl ?reifhinj
I o grains, a B??arl ?reighiag 1.00
I a black pearl neighing i, -
I I'.. ? n' ? ' "' ?
?? I ' - ? rdlng to M i
eoontrj
... *?rm? an, re
?
Hunchaki't, a lociets
w ? - ember
ist, i ? the Fren?
. i: . ' ...? d '" d?
-? - ? '
? i . irgs
aine?!
?rere n
. t of tl ? ?
a prosp?
bring
. |
? '
, i . iraed to I lance.
'GIRLS CHEER T. R.
AS JOLLY FELLOW
3.500 Sing Rollicking Song
as Colonel Talks at Y.W.
C. A. 50th Jubilee.
_
MAKFiS ONE LONELY
DEFENCE REFERENCE
Even ihal I \.President Wraos ,
v. it h Pica for Equality for
Man and Woman
'.? ' ? | ' ' :- i
1 i ' ? a ? r ! r.
nr Hi i jniir i ?? r>i
At the (r'e.it motilen* r.f the bigg? '
^ affair e-. -i , ., \>.w y,,,; e, .
' ?'"m" ... tha
? ,- i?!
Vounc We riatla \ <? - ation '
? aromen
?yellow,
I. blui wei ?? ave!
' ' ha? ' ."..".."i.i
v nrr.nn role? I I . to song nail sll
nor of a n
? |
'"** Bag dri i ?;? Regimen! *?
? i ? ? ?? ?.venae ai Twenty
.r\ r-r.
4 I ? ? - ' irv't. the
"jolly, ttiioi! fellow," seemed to ?
? .i,
Mr?. Jsnie.? St.- | .
pre i g i fflea - ol
: .v. | sen Mr?
i i i the na
lional bi IM " el, and
?topp, rj forward to - ihoie
?
: ? ?r ? ? i *. ?.
-
"BitrT' ' ?? ? [?o?.?/.;
der; the ep< , . lumped, thi .rmory
i?ii- ? ., igl tel m <i tha ' olonej hail
g?
. .., ?
Orgaalaaliaa Pralaed
from H'.i formal
,
?.600 ? omen, .ir.i agaii I truei
/ Good Fe
bei
? .?..?'.
going to get a
.-. ?
.
"I am prou
aaked peak
* hi ?? i ' I . ?
chance iving see si ,
? t u ' ave ever witne '
indrc 1 and hu ? ? ' ?
? I .? ?
or rr-i ? . .
, thing our dei
i ? We've got to gain
aroma
man"
Here h ? ?entenee was lost in load
i '?..'?;
"Wail ! rotested "1 ??'?? may
? ? . , ? . g ? ?
n, 1 say, ought to 1 ? ?
? .-' i, ? man, ? "v. exact
? for n orner, a? tor men upon
Bul
"?i
; i ?: ? . ? .-. as bef
( imp rai inn Pleases Mayar.
a ho (""??? '
?d that the <
\ m :? owed ?? ic: ea! deb( |
Young Women'? Christian A.-..
? tug ? ?? rhat il
i ?ded to leai
? ?
Roost tt I ? ? onlj one
pri part dneaa,
?. re so I ' ?
??u i- hi?. - >n i
? ?
for mi ? ' rii
. .
i.n n't fit t?? ?
"l
but tl
?
i both
- ?
the table I
? ? I
up I
? ?
?ti
?
\ ?.-..,? member, hut
?
. a- ? ither'a
. ?
I at whtel Mrs. ;
? ? nt of
metr?poli! a associa
... . .
i.ni. Br. Ki - :' Geoi
rVilliam Chin Mr
...
II ? ? ' Mi rea' .
i Fil ?loi
and !
BRITISH COMMISSIONS
WIN GUARD OFFICERS
Bronk'yi Regiment Loses < ap
tain "Non ? onis" Cross ! inc.
Store? bat i' bei irrent in the
Ne?*? \ ork
l time that age
gering ?era in
tin- Guard ?rhose ree< . - known
to be good to ta n ??
i ..,?'.. na or majora in th? h armv
,,f thi- ? eft*? ? h.,.. <?
The latas! S'atioi * Guard ?fl
known ,r> have B - tish i*
i sptain Haskell I B Ii ;-. of l oi
; - hi, of the 47th 1 c * ? of I
i ? ? ? ? ??? I ?i.a ?? la
.-:?', 'ir-d in
- '
First Lieuti ' ' ?r'0* H l igsr?
* '
offei
??? ?
I Rei i
elj
I ? ,: ? ? | I
??: ?: ?? . . -
, .
I eutei ?-* Ragei i said he km of
j i i- ??? ? .1 ofheera
ti e I ,.? ?- a Guard ul.o
acrn-r. tl ? ' i - ? I Joined !
. ? r.
a
RT FUSES WOMEN A HEARING
Ral Judleiaej L'asamiltee Will Dispuse
i.t Saffragc I arly.
??- ? -a -
V. . i . . -'
,ring on the
- ? ?
:
l hearing
-
? '
| cimmi ' get a', o.'r.ei ntattaif? |
Thirty or
forty writers
and artists live
as the Austrian
Army's guests
in "A War Cor
respondents'
Village," described
by Arthur Ruhl as
a combination of a
tourists' bureau, rest
cure, and military
club. It's an unusual
view of war-news gath?
ering in this week's
Colla
? 'co?9
ier_
TMl NATIONAL wtSSl.T
ST. CYR, IN RAGE,
ON HIS WAY HERE
Valelless, Rushes Aboard
Train?Should Arrive
This Afternoon.
IDENTIFIED, IS RETORT,
BY TEXAS RELATIVES
Tuns of Baggapp Still at Motel
Talkative f riend loudly
Denies Everything.
Pal B -. 11, Pia., Feh l. Jean Har
. i ! rard I ?lambered upon
: :: ' at!.'.":' in, ?nil i?
way 1 Mew York 1 . t, in hot
that I sve tangled
that " I...-v Thoinp
ilerk, of
arr in New
" ... A alterno
' ? ? ' I to her sum
h- Hi? Mr. akers, too 111, * ;? ?-.
her apartments, Also St Cyr"s
.d ' .? lei ?ions his man)
changes of co-turne ar? ?till ?t the
!?. ?. therefore certain he **ill
re'Lirn. a ; , ,. h" v?ou'nl permit nothing
of death to separate bin long
from h:'i hourly ehange at attire,
? trip wm .-auiirlen an<l unpre
?raa Indicated bj th" fact
:' Cyr had made i r?servation
? ar.il got ;o the
iment, It is ge i
? i arrival of New
i? ? ? ? is morning telling
..i i ? ? : I rove
to su : ? '? ate, io omii
I plu i promi nada
? ? -rl i amusement - that iv?
igraram?.
? ir no mysterj k* ,:Ii shout
.?'.....i |. . fonng
? belt buokl?- . . ? Jai m -
? ??? ? lentity as 1 lark
Oaklei ?' . ib1 Hotel,
1 .\. ? ? forr , > ,,. thai
froi Mi '?'? oodho ise's
mi " had
. ? ? menti
houn Mr.
ouse was here h ; ? tl
? ?' detail thai he had aeeom
to Roches! er, -?here
a Mi
4' il.) IS . ? I .1-1 ^
'
It 11
: ? . ?
Mr. Wo.
itely ears
i ?
?
. . effect - ? ? ' | - ??'
ed here si
roil
r.ser'J? tila l-hs " elori
I trs? I ?hi poiisi
? ., i Cyr" te
? ooks : well OB a thea
? ?
trankt re-nsir, ?t 1ha
I ?
wardrobe n***;.; ?
? .- Pal Bei - ' ? ng ".. for th?
?riel
a van cou
i ?. ? ?
-*. Cyr ar.rl
? *her?
..-;..
UBI
Mrs. Si. Cj r No. Vs Father
Lefl Her Nearly :$4-00,000
1. InVI ? a .
? . . . - ? ..
-
:.. ?.r;, \. i ??
than a mit?
ra when hi rtj I ears
:'.- tl H k . irtun4 ?*? a ?'? *'?
Ifleld
irr ige tatei ih?
itivt '- . , ., .* i?
, .i i- r Hartford resi?
st i i. bora m one of 'ne
inda
St, Cyr a i t n thi l>d
?, al : .' '*' i ? set, Hart
luting I ? ? - ?r?s 1?.?*
.?I! remembered. Hei rjr
g
... Id, refused
?
? .-? Hrer.n.n. in a?'?
gat? '
t. Cyr
. - ?
ir the po?
ililed as
? ? ., ? -. r i im?
..aon.
??*??.'.' m F? TuarT
?>rtlv bvfov- d? i I, an 1
, ,? - ?state at 11,171,
?1-14.1;! ?Mfhieh 1 . tocki
? .,
ave greatly appr?cia nee 1870
? ? - - true of '
? ? ??'. i.- : Oi
. - ?
? ..?
?i
?
- I ' ' triebt
? . . a | ??
??half -ab t
? the i
rhei . ' ? ?
... b distributed the e.
tal ng hi
field received 138*1,763.So. '
I
?>akf? $c (tatpatig !
FWidway at 34th Street
_
Beginning today and continuing all week
A Clearance Sale of
Men's Shoes at $3.95
Regularly $5 and $h
A rare opportunity to secure standard qual?
ity Saks Shoe-*? for men at a reduced price.
TpHE selection comprises seven hundred pairs
of lace and button vid kid, tan Htissi.i calf
and gun metal shoes from our regular stock, to
winch has been added about three hundred pairs
of dark mahogany ealf lace shoes to complete the
size range.
? Kverv shoe offered i> absolutely perfect, the
dark mahogany calf shots being modeled over i
very attractive neu Spring last. I
SUGAR PLAIT STRIKE V01
Ma>-hlni-,t? Plu to < l???e "?merl
Refinei-A in It rook! 4 n.
The Brotherhood of Mach - its ?
terelay deeided '.men a itrika of
rnachini'tai in the plant of the Air
SI -'i^?*- Refining ?'"npany, So
Third Stree' sr.d Kent Avenue, Hro
l-.n. It is expected that thi? ?-?ill rl
the entire plant and throw
i esi its BJO ' ?*. orner?.
I'm* itriks eommittec laid that
strike, was precipitate,) by the r
eharga of ,;!.e nniofl men. The
msndl ure tor SB eijih'.-hour day,
half day Saturday, tim? ar.d a half
overtime und .lout.i" timo for Bunds
PIECE OF NEW YORI
LOST IN DARK AGE
life in Renwich Street Aft
Dusk like Paye Out of
Rabelais.
Running n a. erj 'ore on Itenwj
treet, -:e;ir Canal treet a the Nor
River, i- a | n..- i,i ng i I exi itii
bui ness, according to Jeremiah a:
Abraham Jeraliam, the pr.>; -
h lit'-le shop ..t >a'u. CO. A gar.g
\ouths make their living like roBB
i.ar..n? of old by plundering the strei
They rob oni hooa? an i sail to *J
nnt, and "aliray?, if thoy c^*? ?in
?.?r*.." a? Jeremiah ?a-.d, "thoy rob? tl
grocery ?tore."
Vesterday the loflg->safjr?ring ppipr.
etora were hold up again by thn
gangatera, who pelted old Mr. /?ralia
4-rith h:?> own onion? and potatoe?, ar
then reached for their guns when tl
y.iair.ger man rushed in to rescue h
uncle. "They don't steal much b
bread and cake," said th? yoanger ma
"because vie don't dan keep a
shout *he p h<-'\ and 1 don't mit
4?hat t.r.ev .in?? to me, less'SB thf
shoot me. l.ke fher did the feller wr
"*as her.' before. Hut I eouldn't ?;sr
seeing 'em hit the aid bibb. 8o i kiel
. ? e cop in 'he corner, btr lie \>..r.
loti ing, ?nl I bet the..- try to be
i'ip ,:p ?..r it, ur ilae bust rail tl ? s
?1er?."
The snarehv that reim? in Rer-wir
street dates hai-k to the ' me **'-->,-i m
deprived mat thorougl fare ? r' *
. ? i -fu-i lamp, -:- " ? - "i there ha
Stjrgii blaekiiess, so that n
?ron si larei renl ira out sfter ?lar
ami householdari go irmed into tba
cellar?. It ma] t"* romantic an.
? ?val snd ver) exciting, but th
Jeraliams and their neighbors ran'
an,- .'
PASTOH AND FLOCK
BATTLE IN PULPH
He's Dragged Down Main Aisle
on His Hack All \re 1'ined.
rB* i*i . -
? mn , l-'.'b l. Tiotihl?
1 i ?
t }:??-. John H D
" ? i sry Bapt I st
congrega
- .i i iporarily I
\4heri the. a I ' I.- a i four of h ' ?
Its i Ifl the police
court for fig! ig
A we k ac? th? Rev - wai
,- h. but h?
it r-eld
I few i ,r
?vo the go?
? their relia . - eadei
?end.- i i ni| inothei tin?j
....
? ? roub ??.
.
; ' 'dr.
:
i stieg? itch?
?
' a ?I .
.. I
EAST SIDE PORTIA
FREED BY COURT
Promoter's $1,600 Theft
Charge Wins Only One
Bl.tck Lye, So Far.
Mr?. Fri-da Thomas B< 1er, rho be?
fore her ^ia-t- ???. ? ? Will sai D Basles
??-at | n '??. t?a
knos n as tha
??at r.rraiirr.ed be
nell in the 1 . ?? e
r i ", ' ? f Per *" rd, a i
?
Hotr: MeAI| " ? la?
f stei . .
! r g ? I ? > mean timi
r, aa he i?
tva^ being arraigned in the Hi
court for gii g ' ? ?? la It eye
according ! la? in : ?
torney I arter, in eoort, Me
i ara I reatad in ?
Boston motion pid ? ? i ara. fa h
' M I ' ? '? that h? snd M re
Kn?!rr had !?? n I gather dastatsssn
November 14 laat, sad at shout n
in the avaaing they boardod an
uptown elevated train at ( ortlano'
Street. Aa they smarted op the stairs,
MeCord said, Mrs. Botler tripped, sn?l
In trying to save her??!' |fcs thlWW hi r
srms shout hita. He left the train at
Thirty -third Stsaat sad ?real ta 'l-.<? M
Alpin. The r.ext meralag, he ?aid, he
discovered that hi? wallet, ron'a
11,600 and a pa.-?s to s Broad "-a-.- tha
atre, was gane
Some tima later, MeCord said h h ?
t. he was informad b? Itaatin M
MontajgiifTo, a lawyer, of 299 Broadway,
thai he ha I seen tha wa'.lrt and a
Broadway theatre pasa la tha 1 ? ?
of Mi B 1er. Montegriff >, sraa
was in the Torr' Magis?
trate l ??? that he s ild ne!
ary coi iborsting ? * ?
he had bet sod to !
ahou; the .-.
He added I aw MeCord and
Urs. I
? r?- ?
- ? id I
? leharged M I
. ?
griffo be!
investiga! I l ? da>.
"It v? .
M ' ? ? ?
A.-.-., ir, when arrs
...? ? 1 .'.?? ??
? f*? rsterd? > Mrs
apai t Mei !ard
aa irsing a ?an
rax -? ' - .
METZ FINDS IT D? HARD
TO BE GOOD DEMOCRAT
- ere (a a? |ea?t or.? 1 fcloag DeSS I
i New York who a ta ha f-.a?
-.-. the aeai Demoeratie natteaal
Herman Meta, ferner I
re i
the mai featerday he
it I'm g
tieketa and the plat
..? ? * am
?
as?
i. Al?man & (?n.
Tailor-made Suits
Afternoon and Evening Qowns
??presenting t le late; ates of i '<
'.""?' - r:*:*.*;'. ' :'. ..' .??* ?*? s ' 'C ."
f selectee <~ ie of !e exc!i :_ -
to B. i : & Co.
Su $enor v o ki lai ship. ."':-,e i te p 'ices.
:.*.,??? ? s -,"'?. es! ???. ?r.s?ci" " ??!??"?*'.?;
?oc IS.
De pa; ?.men t fo ? Importe ? ' ' * i s
.-- ,* ... ?
4 - ?
.Fifth Auriiiu-'ii.uViiiiiu Ai'riutr
34th anil 3jth -ya-rrtr. Mnn ?JnrU

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