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THOMPSON WINS
TIME EXTENSION
Sweet Withdraws Opposi?
tion, but Asks Report
on Expenses.
JULY IS INDICATED
FOR COMMITTEE'S END
Need $30,009 More tor Work
(iillospic Stubborn, but Al?
lOWS Pfffc at Books.
- ? ? >. ?.. ? re T!.f 1
I .** Opposition to h
er continnatioa of Ike iarvaatiga
rhempooB logielnttve com
spaed to-daj when Speaker
Sweet c!t?*'.ered that he ?a? BOt opposed ;
extenaloa,
; .? h?
mnlttee
rhompeon
?
V 'i ight
?' the Eh i.a'.c,
... ?
tea ant . sly 1.
g th?
? ?
i
? |_ thi Bgh without
?
Isdaztd to-nigh, that
? i con
committee, but that he did
think ' Bald make a
?
??nient vus
-
propria?
ur ac
?
It Ii
l?sions I
nly.
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n New
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re at
l
, .
and M r.
.
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1 at thi request
ty leadei
-'s appoint
.
me rea
?
Gillesp.e Books Opened
it Trifle to Committee
and pa] . T. 11.
i, ?
eomm it
it onl]
a
?
\ i
Mr. Gill?
labp ? . .
i the opir
Dunael to Mi a
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thi
? vh< ?i
public
.
to . .
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ten
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pan*/* 1
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at of 1 tale end d ipoai
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showing i? ?
I" '' -?? ? i| . resterda?
'?? ' ?-' for Bi_nili r information
' ' I ? t.. en the
h ?
Istaat coun
? Service Cornn
???I ??!? th,* ?utement?
sey of th?
? *? feet teth? luitbrouiht
rain the com?
approi ne ? ?. ?< *? T
on iti Fulton Street '**_.'
? declare that ?u
eaae wai proper
. - '.
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.
Bator 1 ?\?
? at
-*?
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COUNT. 3, TO AID WAR BABIES
In l.o ( art N ill *<?k ->uh?< ripllon? at
**. t-etUW Night ' Ball.
ii__, who rs
title ol count ??t ths ??i:?'
..... : ? i ??m
. ?? line he ha? eheeen Ii the
af fanais ta aid his I
countrj boys and fallow country i_irl?
l ark m* Auatria Hunger,
. email count Will DC the big f< it
the "Vienne Night" programma
? h ich will he it-gad <'H the ''?''I .>'. the
main I I : ''? Waldoi I Astoria
.. of March 6. Dominico, who
sen of the Austrian VI? ?? Consul
m New York, will be wheeled about thi
lain n- eart, Oi hii rouaas hs
butiom for ths war
, a babii ' sua.
FLOCK PRAYS. THEN FIGHTS
TwsBtj Trip? ?o Court, s?,c Lewyet,
Pallan New '.??cliclle ( hiirch Sc-sum?
i iie PUgi ? i ?Hier whe waul te
church with a ?bell mouthed fowling
piece over his ?hou'der hud BOthiag on ?
-?. preeent congregation of the shiluh '
:n Now Rochelle.
Church going, ludging from teattaony
before Juati? ?? rom] kina, in the B i?
rt m Yoahers, jreeterdaya
itill te i- 1rs with i:?"i'N
i
It is no mem i
.
. , IcDonaldt repi
? ere
' -
. . I ?
lade '?' hold
? ,
together i
? ? ? g,M said the court 1
of ?Icuc-n*- and warrior worshippers.
t, p-et you:
ir.to a I rm and 1'li rea.l I ?
EGGS 94 PER CENT GOOD
ARE BAD AND BARRED
- - - -
Henceforth They Arc Outlawed
front Interstate i ommerce.
?Cggi not 93 |
per cei - II he barred ?"rom In?
i
. t men t o
ture. Ship] packing ?are
bad epvrs t? ill I i i
I food and I
( the Di
I ' .
Decomp ?sed egg to be used I
g or i ' ? under I ?
partan it he ran
pirn to ren?
der then, incapal
food.
SUN ALUMNI HEAR FRISCO
Hand on I oa-t Plays National .athetn
for Diaere Here.
.aaocii had
night
?
jr., Of San
?
an orcheatra thi 'Sun?
"rose their feet and itoo.
? ?
M
_ .? ?*,.
-
ion. rhej ,
genu
v..
ted. Thi ;
i
oi ?
?
?-? ? ei ca t o
?
.
many hundred
i
? ?: ? ? hown, Mi. 1
?
i and ?r moi beautiful.
... n re;
Cheater
Henry W. I
Mather; icen irer, Wil
? tee, t oil in
-v--. r\dama,
John ? ' oi ;.
1 Riggs, O. II. von
I .. -
M illard 1!. ?
alcott Will
ttobei..' Yard.
GOLDMAN HELD FOR TRIAL
.aarehlst and Mra. Sauger to Talk ni?
llirth 1 ontrnl at ? BTUegle Hall.
being i.eld in
? for trial ii
ed thai
_
gie Hi
In 1 ' I. Ser?
? ' bei M..ican,
.bbott, .
'
re the m,,.
. _?
ihe i ,
? in a pa< Car
nigl
- ha? c i.
DOt i'ii -, * leader
?
l'r. A. U Lol.?water -
int ni|
- ?
principle of birth control in dai ?
ho will pi
I
?
Ii
? t,
also. _e<
I liter
myer tl at hi, too, v._. |_ fa ?
eonti Othei who will talk
are I>r. Willian Ml, ti.lbert
Roe, Bolton Hal!, Theodore Schroeder
and Mrs. A--? Strui ky Walling.
ARRESTED IN BAFF CASE
DssCtfptlsU Hts That ?.f Se-run.l (.un?
man. Baya Di??tr?ct Altorne?.
the arrest jn it? rday ,.f ,., ?
Reena, twenty-aeven years nid. a Iriver
of s laut drj wagon, District A*- ?
?wann belierei tUt hi ? i ??-? ? . ?
jecond gunman who killed Harr.. Ball
Keens fit? rloieljr the deecripUi di of
tue other run man fun ihed by tu.,
indicted me,,, Giueeppe Ariehiello, a-.
driv' ?V?T' ' Fr*??**' I'rrer?.
? - from which Baft m
' ?SI 1er,-. ... U. - Wh~h
. ' tram.
?or the salaos al lo?
?Third Avenue i I let
?t'e
I
' IB murder
' ? " ny ol
.
? \
__ ? r__
it?t nigut iu thi liou.i ,1 Dttaa?eu ?
SOMMER CHOSEN
N. Y. U. LAW DEAN
Started Legal Schooling as
S3-a-Week Office Boy
25 Years Ago.
CAMPUS REGARDS HIM
AS SELF-MADE MAN
Has Been One of N. J.'s Leading
Attorneys and Counsel for
Public I tilities Commission.
live: ' years ac-, when be m?
?? 1 ay, Frank U
ner attend? nigh I sit? -?the
Me trop ' School, which woa latter
merge?! * Ith Neo York I
, eater laj. ??? ee ? ? New Jer?
1 .. ? til ? " ..and
one of tht l-adiij? lawjron bal
dean of the t
i ivrr-ity I hvv Schon', to BUI ?
?ashley al ' i
the '???-.. mi? ?i?' " 'Chaaei
lor Elmer 1 I n, thi
" . ;?'
are, approred the o]
Sommet rill aesums
lie bai been teaching since
graduation in 1891 In I ?
wh.eh he ".?"ill hcoceforth dire,-t.
Trank II. Sommer u a ?elf made
man, his I ".opraphnr? at the Uflivertity
ay. for he had BBlf tight ;? ears' school?
... forty-three., he baa plsyt >?
large (?.r' in the affairs of fa
of Newark.
The Rotevllle movement, which led
to the curbing of ma; y corporate
started fron, oat
A triff ??:' i '-? i euntjr,
eli ted en tl e tide of the ? olbjr ' ? <
Idee merci e reform?
I a "?ber of the B? ard of
i ducatlon, he ?aid down ?. policy ?
? ark 'ethnical high m
A- rout:-??! for i ht Public i I
i on ".; ";-. ? " vro? '-a?? ? Invoh
a statt to - ' tt?
?. ?
and capitalization.
At ? . Denn Sommer tead ;. ?
advert s?ment < I be Ml tropoli? La ?
He registered an I
11 . ? classe II
the course in 1893, the - nan of
snd it i It
11 ? work as a teacher has been un?
.... ? ;?' ?? r hi
sheriff In 1895, t h? il war
.... .i tl ' ? I ? re? Ity, he r<
red ?i degrei of L L. B. Add I
. tei ol Lows and I loctoi
' I Jin prudence have been conferred
i pon him.
Mr. Sommer'.? public career becen in
1903 when '??e addressed a eitiiens mass
meeting in Newark on the encroach
? ? i of i orporate interests, after nine
girls bad been killed at a grade cro-?s
? p. Thii leil to the ' " lation of a
permanent city organization to right
corporate wroiii?-?. ?.?.hii'li he head'-d.
COP JABBED. BUT GALLANT
*?j?,e? Girl Striker from Jail?Pickel?
lo Visit Max or for ProtOOt,
hundred girl picketi in the
ikei II visit Cil
?reek to protest a?ain?-t what thej
term th? br ' .' ':? of th? ,'"l?e and
t the official ?nterf? r?
gl ? ? l et Dep ?rtmeat.
? ?. r methodi i f eondn? I ng I
to Solomon t Btler, the r-hirt
makert1 orgs
John a. Patrone, secretar*/
i ?torn Tailora' Union, yesterday an
. ? d thai In a rery short ?ime a
. .
ployed '!? Pifth Avenu? -? ?
be ralleil.
! a1 rolmi Koenig i gg
? ?? " . irre-' a cl
triker when he it compel]? ?
not tend tl gii
elp \ row it
! ? ? ? and HI? ?
treel Bi .-??,, \-emcri
? . the melee ~n rettort ai u
hu/.h' , ni leteen, tabbed the ofleei -
the Tare with a hatpin. Bui l the
Bedford Avenue coi.rt he merely made
a eharp-* of disorder!* eoaduei
was held in |500 bail tor B turther
hearing.
BURNING BR?TISH SHIP
TOWED FROM WHARF
Fire Starts on Freighter Being
loaded at Bush Stores.
Pire in the after hold of the Bi ? ?
freighter Eurymaehus, loaiiir,?? eottoa
and oil at the Hu-h tec bi ri terday,
????.'. op ? ich del ? ?moke that
the entire terminal \. as reported
h ?' efore the Art COUld ?prend
I t'.?e.i Into the bay, u h ,.??,.
? reboata Gayaor and New Yorker
? - - after an hour's hard
IB? damage wat cunf.nr.1 to the
..old.
The Eurymaebas ?*?? laadiag for a'
voyage to Singapore, Hong Koag and
1 " ' ? ' tnd by order.? of her torn-'
' ' ? tl . Adock, has been eare
gUOl id BgaiBSt plottei?. The"
r ' com red a? the longshore- !
topped work a' '
_ Alfred Hell ?v ? ?... of Liverpoo
? a? formerl) ?ni sn i
;''- Kunch, Edyt .'?? I s are
tu? t>BB .ork agent?. I
WARNS OF BERLIN
AND BRYAN PEACE
U. S. Must Be (iuarded
from Them. Major Put?
nam Declares.
PLACE FOLK CALLED
TEUTON AGITATORS
i
Natioi'i Inability to ElforCf
Neutral Rights Regretted
Preparedn--- L'ri?et!.
" \.. pn t I : -?
... it. that
? . Pi .-?? Party,
?n real? l ei I of s band af virrman
propagai Ii ." aid Major
II?? < i Putnam, responding to tl.
"Prepai. ? ? e flrot Bnnual din
: ir oi tl e Uniu d Military Or 1er of
America, al
oider, wh... "??' "America
I'.r. '." i i ?
." ine Norili _*t.d
the S
6 : ?;
ate ui the
;
Hi
ame i that
?rk' I
i. et
i . :."
I ' ?
ecret, . A ? r did
. - ? '
' r .
'
"Bat en and
ach un *? hat
thing te
?
? i
'?? en tho
? '
l h e f i
of Edith l -.? Iritiih
? . ? ?
We hs I
tell tl . ? ent what we
? . . A the right
?
h ti mee of
? kmiw tha* the government
ted
The . ir, a little war, .
end ... ? rrotten
\ ? . ? irther proof.*'
Ad paid te
i.? New York 1 r b
. ar, I m .1. Herbert
i laiboi roducing V am H.
*? piapel .
"I BI
"... i . ai ' ed mi
a I e of 1
ie. I hiK ' ?? r. er* one I
I A mer
? ? and ??'? iti Ameri?
BO."
... ,.<?.. Thur
Right Rev.
Ijuniui M Homer, Proteetant Episco?
pal M ..???.'. -
Among ?? ' Mi
' eoi ard D ? . Edith A
Uegi % II of ths
P Shoots,
? andVicomti
r\ ' ? .. '?: 11, George
i . Ja ii R
i olgati
Paul Dana,
C I'iiver
. . i D . . Pi ?? ?
l ernor ami
1 ! C. Smith. .1.
Drummoi I snd < aptain Fini k \>
LOST HYMN BY LISZT
MAY LEAD KAISEP'S MEN
Vonkers Resident Sends Discard?
ed Soig t?? (jermany.
Forty yean ago 1 - ? i
? wrote I ? ind Iti
uta 1
Sow, ? lecadei in a
heap,
? . ? led manu icrlpi I on
bach to ti;?? fat hi ...
may yet be sung in tl
?. r." i
Liest wai in Rome when be wrote ths
hymn. <~url V. I.arhmund. now a resi?
dent of Vonkers, wa- one of hi* pupil?.
ind ? be compoeer*
. ' --"ed < ver a batch of i:._riu
which Liest had t
It *?_?? t.Ot lllit.l If.
fl II .1 the
battle ... . ?
one of the sheets, Ths coi i
? - I ? exi ent the ?
"Kaisei Wilhelm," ta which thi
two measui I ted.
I over 1 .1
t eharacti l f the ?lermin m:!.
tary fanfar? foi ararded th *
?aanuacr pi i Anaba tador ran Heir.
itorff, ? sggeatlng that It bo sent <
? ? i ? ? ? I. ichmnnd
iriade public BletU
dor yeaterda m the hymn
-. ,i- .. Iti b to Gen
CAVANACH'S
258-260 WEST 23RD ST.
FAMOUS ' ''""" >? i ''M-rn.5.
lAd t ?ora
rtlK A'??? '
SOBO
_-_-?_ tSTAULI-HLU ?I Yl_._JtS.
SIEGEL WARRANT
ON WAY TO JAIL
Prosecutor Wheeler, on
Request of Swann, Issues ?
Papers for Arrest.
PRISONER ?SURE
Ill's (K)1N(. FREE
I His m lliisinoss Plans, atnd
Says He'll Pay Mack All
Bank Depositors.
. ,?' a.p?i,|?. ' ' I ? ,
Rochester, Feb. 2*. Whoa Uar?ie?i
William ( rilig gttl hit mail at the
MoarOB Coaaty penitentiary in the
morniag he will Bad ? boBch trarranl
h t!?.? arreal al Henry Blegol ?dien hii
tona expires Wednetday meraing,
1 ?? avarranl 1 ai iaaoed Ihle morning
al thi i>"'i u il "?'' Wstri
S'.'iinn. af Neu ?'?r'r.. trho 1 ked Die?
\ ?. y v. heeler, ol I
? . . ..'1 one ?. '
.. indi? tmsBta that ?? are Irai
ferrad from .'?? k*orh te U
I Couaty la.?t summer, Wheeler did - ?,
and to-iU.y the warrant trat turned ?.? el
ta Sheriff Boot Be maiie.i it to ffai
r?en I ra-.R, and it it BOW in tho Bochtl
ter PoatoflUe.
"So long a?. I am in jail or in the
court? lighting; to keep out ot' jail, ho
long will 1 be unable to earn money
to pay off the depositor.?, la my
bank. When I get out and I b
liove I "i" going to leave here ",;
\\ ?dm ?dry I trill buckle dot -, ? . b .
no?-?. an?l in ? thoit titile Bill hart
lomething for thoee poor peopl?, Bui
ii 1 ?am kei I ; ghting for raj
not only will I be earning nothin? for
bal nuit,'-', of ?
ihould b? uted
arily v" to the law?
1 . ,?' ? ' lation in .
,: ell."
Uenrv Siegel, a little bit gayai
otbarwise the unchanged philos?
thu? declared ! maelf in the Monroe
Count] i* 1 t" night. In an1
of hi.- rel?ese. I ... roppi d nui-?
tache. which, in compliance with ??
regolatioaa, .. ived oil ?i.ti hi
entered th? bi iob hate la J 11 ? 1:
been allowed le kr"w. and frlei
Now Vori: had lOBt h?m an oM lull
from In?? warthrobe.
No warra?-' has becB receive
"... \- Uliam ' ra .;. eepei ?
Monroe 1 ount> pen Itei
.
allowed to lee*.? heie
: ?- . . ?
?, t houg
t the jailei ere il
: " '
\ \e. r Wasted.
"What ? ;
him.
. . e
tied,' , -I. "I ha? I everil
? mdtr co rol Ion, 10 ? al
,: ' ? .
? ? g under
that I BB.
t.. .);._. '. bad a man '.?'1 here ?n a Imsi
r.'Ms pr.'i" ' ? If BOl l| peat
?ii.d I feel i ?
aril] I ?ho : t 1 '
a very short ?
!? Bould be longer than
that, befo.-? I v.oii.i have much to offer
mi ci ? 1. -. ery I ? ? r : ????.
"I 1 faull of Hem y
Sieg? I t/ogel that 1
deposit ? ....
? ?? ?! d. W ' tr.ed ;.? pay I l M
"4,011,01'n more than .?.?- paid. It wot
liol pa'.I . roll, what ?I the
iboul thing thai 1 i
?in ? ? ? Soi c ..." ? m?, depositors mt
niuch : rouble I ?? 110 . thing 1
not of our locking.
"Later, when Vogel died, the most o-'
that money ?ros no longer availabli
All that I could raise 1150,1
at the -i. . of mi litora wh?
eame up to G.see m Juue, A certain
elemev | he depOl ?"ot - tiiad?
IBCfc ;i 1 ? "? " ? :.?' the men Who were
providing thai 1 1 ere forced to
1 . r '" |-' ??
-eK,.. it \> ,-i; ,i ,;,. u., ..'...,.i, they ar?
m?n?
1 : ??? g< ? ? . ..m-,. 1 o corn Biore
So a
nutrht have I.n at work cleaning up
?
?The . ??merii
l.er.
Jority of t'?,. .-ieditoi - .1 .1' I.?
'?? 1. ead for ? aritl I . ? . ? '
Hi," thej could ' ? ?
. .--. not ? '1 ?? ki
that I have alwayi intended I
, e. ?ry .i..! lar I o-.? ?>. ami no matt?
happen? I a", going to ?;?' nrhal 1 can
. -. ,
?... ? .,- be. - ?
? ? - ? il ng me well, Here
?? ..
" 'Deal Sin I hi>pe ?
bui ? ?
ul, and no ? " ibl thei
many othtri with e<
tive? who ho] th? ? ni H 1
do, and mi>- a on effort to
posftors who trv I d j.
th? r? ". ? .. d - ?' 1 ? of 1
SYMPHONY
a o e I e i_t o 1 s?w lori,
\X \l I IK 111 MHII-.I II 1 ?n.lio I..,
' V
rriataj ifi ?lar? h ?. ??iin.iM. in igareB !
? SCH?MANN- HEINK
Nata ? . . - a .
. . .
iiinr-il?.' \ti . Niur, 1, ; c,,,,?,, BrlirAraal
?alii'.l ?? \li -I;.?, i. 1 1 ,,, , Pf4|
PADEREWSKI
. ? ? I .... ,
Thnr?. All.. Mar? h B M? \'i M ,r. I, I?
KREISLER
CASALS
.I a . . , ,
DHIlHARMGralit
B .iii-m -iims-ki MiMinnuiV
\e\t I ?tur?. I \ 1:1$, s,,, | r| ^f| u , j
,.-?? GABRILOW? TSCH
BEETHOVEN PROGRAMME
IM I I IHM, III I || ?, MPHUM
? ? i Hall ?
CEORCE / ?rOLIAN HALL.
E. VS H I?) C < THURSDAY AFT
HAM LIN ""
I ll?|
M ?.-.?". * ?
l'un? h S .Lui. ii.ra lin? Ifterauon ?1 t
?DOBSON
v,k- 1 Xi
qandbox .?. v? i .., ? ; . , v ,.
BiBHlllMliMMilrtViiH ??',
a u?
CM." "RaaJlMia. I"? Te???. ? Hia ClaaL"
that haul natarally mur-'- i *
h ? ? int '
"There nevar h?? baOB ? tlSSB since
? ? i iini not intend
and i i" i ? ? la mono) to pay
i beae people ? ?' tl It la a larire ?urn.
more -OJXW, snd some n ?>?
11 . i.i.i i am M brt old, hut ??e li aot
the'i a mattet ef calendar years,
and i se i aung " sn rat? 1 bnow the
nent or? bui ini . and I know
th.-it, riven the opportunity to work. I
can rebuild the name of Siegel put It I
bach where it was. ?The men who know
me he-1, men who worded w\tb me and
for me for rears, Hr'' with ''?'*? Hn'' '
um proud er that, for they know that
i .,? oalj did l Bot profit ? penas bj
tha failure of mjJ firmi and my hank,
i,ut lo i ??? n , dollar i had in the
world. All I have lefl Is. my business
ah -. and m health und my dei re
!.. uuik. There is no outside intern -
?,, ?? i?... m, fsmili te interfere aay
. . ? i .| mj work ng '?ml ?* lie?* I
ari i ail I ? ex? b ifdL
,. . itention B den I left
hen to >,"?( min touch with the lopre?
ivei ?if the depositors anrl let
them know where I stood. J had a let
ter the other day frnm Mr?. Baker, who
?.. In the front ?if the minority, lay?
.? i ihould -ee Mr. Swnna and
..t'i nriK her lerviees to amusja ? ataat?
ink. It was my intention to see her and
tin* li.atnct Attorney, if *hat officia;
. d to -ee n i , BU- then get. down
to buaiaesa.
"Wheref That is not settled. It
might in- Maw York, it m;?ht. be Chi?
cag< I do not kaow. That was one1
of the things to he agrraod aima. I
would, of course, i.a?-e to see friendi
thai l ha ? boon unnble to fro here
an i many '?'>???? | that II ks i keen im
ble ?o ???..i oi er ? ould ha*.
p i. foi ? i eould gi I
? . nie W
? ?.? ?? a ' a
ting in ths -.'tu ?
and making himaelf generally useful
il:-- he ?lth i?.. be? n good. He ha? had
i, tow ? i lei . sad, seide from notes
received from depositors, few letter
District Attorney Begins
investigation of "Dicker"
District Attorney Swann has bejrun
?an inquiry into report'? made to hint
that owing to certain .stipulations
mule in hehalf of Henry .^leifel by
Governor Whitman arid former pis
trict Attorney Perkins, further pro.-e
cution of Siegel Is practically impos
?ible. A? the facts appeared la,?
t ie-lit it seams pretty certain that
??hen Siegel walhi our of the Monroe
ntiary te muri?.? morning, after
?erring ton nu.nth?, he will not again
be i laced in leopard] for his part in
I
It wa ' ' lay that District
\ \ li , St ubout the time
i.t Siegel'i trial it. Geneaeo, marie an
John I!. Stanch;.eld.
of counsel foi Siegel, whereby an
ment to the Indictment charging
i.r.,r.i larceny ? a; te he made without
til _ation if the District Attorney
would promi?e to seek no more Indict?
Bgninst the defendant. The
atipulat rat, .? aid.
After "m from the dis?
; depo ton District Attorney
decided resterday to sea what
could be done about obtaining another
? egel, or at leant
I . m arraigned on one ?if the
ng ?... re. In eoniulting with
\ ?'.??? At torne j Johnstone.,
\ ? ; > ai Bureau. ' i D ti let *r*^
.. ' ? tipulationi
Later he
eld had gone
? refreahed Governor
Whitman's recollectioi shout ths
ent, and had lound
- reported here.
?y Swann then sought
Mr P .- I corroborated the re
i or? ??? ? ? . ? ? ond agreement. Mr. Per?
km? ?. attorney that m
o V\ ?: tman kne sll
? the Sii gel i a e, -,t was his
Whiti ity to seek all possible ,
? and ?. ??ait
until aftei the defendant*! tru!. Mr.
he lought new
or moi ed for t ri ii on the .
old, he would be di reapect'fnl *o Jus?
? . ?? i land ard, I ntended te tran?
fer all ti-.* Indictment i to < ?? i
grand larceny indict?
ment ? ?gel ? I - tried. He
had been a; j writti
, . . ... ,.:f,..
Not content with this, District At
? ik? d Mr Perkins to
wi ti i tiled itatement regarding
actiom snd opinion! in t;ie case and
requeet of Governor
Whitman. a Mr. Stanc
to-day.
The name >f I emuel ?Ely Quigg crept
egel eaee yeeterday whan
run or ' I ? tipulationi u ere first
ted It v.?- recalled that Quigg
was i .r:-?*l (?unrig hie lignt
? divorce actiom brought by Mr-.
V..-?.1 . it wa-; recalled that
' ide ?? - timi ntal appeal for
Siegel during argumenta for .? ehange
??f venue, whili indictments were
'??' - - agaii ?? Siegel, Quigg wa? i
tor at the Criminal Courts
? i ret oi ;-. however, ??how
that Qu no longer eounsel for
.. the all.- | itipuli
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MUSEUM'S SOUTH
WING COMPLETED
Metropolitan's Extension
on 5th Ave. To Be Opened
in Spring, Trustees Say.
696,024 AT EXHIBITS;
$115,831 DEFICIT LEFT
Several Gintributors Made Ben.
eiactors 2.908 Gifts Added
to Various Departments.
J matee? i,f the Metropolitan M'i
BtBBJ of Art announced yesterday the
conipletion <>f the routti vvn,g ?if the
Fifth Asi-rn;.' fata BO. Half of the new
?tructura? will be opened lor exhibition
purpose? by spring. A?ldre?ses at the
annual rneft.inf? were ma?le by Jo?ep'r.
II. ChoatO, who presided; Kdward
Robinson, tht director, an?l B. C. Be r
Be ' '? ?.-'ir.irnr "?' '.?* BOWlj I tal
departraent cf Far Lastern art. Ti it
t**o.. o ft i ?? a ? r s an i \ariou? s'.andiii?c
connittees weie ???elected, hu* there
??iii no election to fill the \acanty
among the trustee! cause?l by th?*
death last May of John \V. Alexander,
former president, o! the National Acad?
emy of Design.
Visitor? to the galleries during fh<?
l?st year numbered *".9'?,024. a decrease
from the attendance of the previous
year of 200,00?), which ?ai larger than
normal because of the opening of the
J. P. Morgan and Henjamin Altrnar,
collections, t!ie report said. About
ll.666 people attended the lectaroe
given in the museum and the number
?f itadoBte, doelajBtrt and arti.-*
great? r than ever. Holiday crowds
tran iliajhtly leaa tbaa lan your. Jho
... . af tdm i tration wat %407*?Vt, nt
v.hich ?? J??".?)"" u? paid bl tl
Ailrni-lioa ?ttt, member-h p dSBS, et.-.,
totali-d M1.3M. l,,,WB1#rt "
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