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HUGHES STRONG
IN WESTERN N. Y.
jric County Chairman,
Candidate for Delegate,
Comes Out for Him.
i 1 \I)KRS BELIEVE
JUSTICE A WINNER
Highly Regarded, hut
Baraet's Support i Mandi?
i ,ip foi 1 v Senator.
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Herbert
Reaub
? ??o for
National
'. M Congrei S Dil
t f 01 ? ?
.?on.
Mr, Siaaen,
le si convention, te
bell? re that Hs
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ln tioa
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New
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Gretner He
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Uhitman ll.is No Knowledge
That Hughes Would Accept
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Democratic I eaders Arrange
Programme for Convention
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on the list,
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Brooklyn n
Detwl Man Prove? Be^nr.
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M1TCHEL LEAVES N. Y.
TO-DAY FOR ST. LOUIS
Many Notables in Delegation to
Defence Conference.
Mnror Mitchel ??;". leave tO-da) fer
St, Louis, ??here the Conference of
Mayor? sailed te expresa t.? Cengreai
? the desire of the country far >?n a.lc
I i]u?te national defe'ice ??ill be held on
"?larch 3 and 4 The conference was
calle, hy e:e\en Mayor?. B( the ?U|_
: gestion of Mayor Henri W, Kiel, of
St LOUIS, Bad Mayor Milehel. ? OBBt?
' mc Mayar? And their eama.tteee, 11 Is
! expected 1,000 will attead.
Anior.? th? member? of the Sen
Vork party are:
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Haiti. Ma? Han
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The programme Include* Bl ?praker?.
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TURK CHIEFS WON
BY MORGENTHAU
Cruelties Checked by Un?
yielding Diplomacy. Says
Judge l.achman.
Henry Morgeflthai >_>efore h? left
| promise?- from the
?? ? ? ? natitut on? he had
1 protc ? peraoni 'rr I ; :
> ??-o-.il_ not 1 ? leated
J'jdt'a .--a ? ce.) T-.'ichmar*. one of the
1 nrnbi?- ?? ?eat friend?, ?aid ? ?
that Mr Morgenthnu. bv a ?low
but inyiel ? ? ? - - of di| lomar*.
pinion in Turkey
*. lewinj: in?
i tema- nal
i heen in the proc? fa fisted
- .*;.t: Ambassador
?r b? i*aB.
??\*r ' . nd 1 ha? e been ii
," said Jud|
.,' "l ???? t him lai ' nig
furthei l"urk*
? st
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But 1
thau'i ad ;??? that his
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aiblc . lie protected the honor
? i ?. ates i
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l ? *tabl
. Morgi
snei 'rcar
I the race.
?A in? Oftieial i riendship.
t thine I
on ar- aid,"vas t
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insulted hii
whei e came I
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'.'? .- their aid hi powerful.
"An
rotee toi ? .?
?i, for
? from
m the
for t h eil . thi tim<
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I that srge i
of the c i t i .11 ii t ri ?
ed to ti
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? I . tta? k,
'?: rg< ? - ight the project.
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"U e ?
au'? inter
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ibjects. Yet
told ?Turkey tha ild bi
t.. i ;? ? ? . rsecutioi
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Oast! m Turk Pledge.
"Doi t yon hi > e? "
???..- si ked "that e< nditioi ? ? ?
vert to th?
l ;? .- -, '.'"
id bs? -. ?" questioned 'tu- :
"Who laid dr. Morgenthau had
? o his |
he get
Besidi -. I do i ol bi i
me ?? on ?? dui
? i el ? ? official - proi
that t ? ? ? he had prat?
peopli he had succored b o
irbed whil< ???_?.
lie exerted influence ?.rea: enough
i ? flcisl 1
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w . I 1 do ? ot , >.'.?? when he ?
return, I believe will i ot taki
-.?'.' Basset hii a? islnei
? i . His ottei libl? r? i
? ? that
Henrj Hoigei tl au, jr., ii to hi ? ai
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ago."
v '' ? ador Morg? nthau will inaak
? ? ? Merchant?' \?<o
.iation.
GERMANY PROTESTS
PORTUGUESE SEIZURES
Sharp Note Calls Act Violation
Of Treaty Rights.
wireli ay ville, N. Y.),
Gei iddreased ?
sharp ? Portugal pro-e |
. ? ? the aeizare ol i ? n ai m< ?
chant veaaeli l>y the Portuguese au
thorit lea
measure ?i el .?ira.-terir?'.! a? a
? .r* of iicniBij'a treaty ripht-,
and the hop? is c\pre<?e,| ?hat Portugal
v.-111 rc-e-*.,! ?t? action
FIRE RECORD
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NEW SING SING
PRISON URGED
.Legislative Committee
Asks Abandonment of
Old Cell Block.
WHITMAN'S BUDGET
BILL LS WEAKENED
Highway Appropriation*, laken
Out Maler and Adlcr Meas?
ures Advanced.
?, ? .- . .?.(.vil? ,i of TT.? Tri? MM I
Albany, Fob. 28. I? ???commendations
???i i neu pri.on at ^'.?nu: Sing wrre
i made !o thr Legislature to-njpht . , the
preliminary report ?.f ?ho joint legis?
lative committee t?? Invest?gate the
ot all institution? receiving state
aid. The i eport ?;. - :
"The eommittee recommends tin?
abandonment of the ?.'..I cell block at
Sine Sing and believe, that stops
, should be taken for the erection of
proper living quarters for the eonviets
' there, in the la?' report ?he commit?
tee recommended the erection of a n?i?
' cell blolh north of th<- present one,
The committee ?. now of the opinion
that a cell block erected on 'he high
' ground and 0"1 the other side of the
roadway, whieh i now the prcperty
of t'ic sraie, will be n.nrr desirable,and
that the construction can be ma la of
uch a nature an to make if suitable,
even though the pri.on is ultimately
uaed for receiving purpose, only. The
present cell house, with the Cell block
remove?!, would make an excellent fee?
torj bu Iding or large aaaembly 1."
Whitman Budget Hill Weakened.
Governor Wh tman's bu-lpet bill ?
?further weakened today .?hen the
. y h anee I oi m ttee decided to
-.-.'.i- the Highway bepartm? I appro
pr b1 ? f it and put tl em Into
a sepnra'e meaturc, The objc? t of til
it to make the highway fund a tilable
?mmed ately, ?o that an cari'. start can
be made on the road n; loon a? the
f\ ?.und. Th | -, ,
hn? th" approval of the H | De
par tu one of the I ?oir rnor'i
Bt th? head of it, no
expected rrom ? ?oi crnor
? man,
The Maier hi". ?lr?.?gne?! tu pr
? , - late Bill
Drafting ( und to reduce the
onert, pai ted
the Senat?? ght aitl |1 ;
tion. It no* ,.??' ?.-?' i ..i\ ernor.
Idler Hill tdvaaccd.
\ emblymai K6\ei ntended te
? ? ,.r. ernor \*- ??-:.-'
?? ginning
.-., : year from I ictober I to Julj
l and to provide 'hat all unexp?
lapse into
tat? traaaui , >? ? eed to
iding 1 nighl . ? tent of
Minoril ?r Lead? bo re?
? to oppOIC tl ! ?-.?
foi ? i?= l?ge.
Legi latioi to make the State Work?
men' oi Fund .- I
immediately, In
fter ear, in
that stock !?i?.uraiicr companies
migl * not formidabli com?
petition, ? nded by J?-?.. 8.
iperii ? of In?
;;n?'.<c. in i repori presented to 'he
!.. .- lature to-night
A requirement thai everj I intei
?rear oi .* ? button giving the
number of hi? si ie, provision for
reserve
to b led by the
- on. and a broad?
. il ins regard:: ,
importing ? I .-???
Vork, ar.. !...? i in a
tei led to amend the eoi n rvation
law gei ?rally, v troduced
concurrently ;n the Legislatui
arle? IV. Walton
4 ; \ man H. Edmund Ma
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ZEPPELINS DESTROYED
5 BRITISH ARMS PLANTS
(icrman Agency Says Three
Ships Were Sunk in Raid.
Bei . I . ? 4- bj ??? in le ? to r-a\ ?
... ' . ? ??? the oceaaion of the
.eppelin raid over England two
and twa ammuni?
actorii at Birmingham a:?.! oi ??
aninu.. . ? ry near l.i ad ford tr? re
I? ba, the i iverseai Neu .
Vgl ? . ... rh? ' ?' ? ? :.' ' 'i??. :
"A? I!.i '?'?"?; '?? ?rnmeni
fact..i - . ? . smmunil oi letori?
One brewer] ??a
damaged at Eccleshill. Near Mradfor-l
ammui lie factoi v and I
spinning mills wer'- wrecked. At Part
gi . one bomb destroyed twenty-two
ii.
"On the Number a battery was
?ad, 'he cannon and searchlight
being destroyed. At Grimsby and in
I ? einity of Hull and Sheffield con
ble damage .\us ?lone.
"The ci i 1er l arol n? and the de?
Eden arid Kith
The ? laroline tank h Is minuti
thirty-one memberi el the eret ? i ,:
killed, ? "?? eight wounded and fort?
?even drowned.
FF.TE FOP. VASSAR FUND
Oraduales of Ifli Will Imh Knlcr
lainmrnt a( Waldorf.
An ? r.'ertainment will be given by
Vassar 1913 gradu?t! ai thi It rf
VVedn? .ih; evening, the .. ? ? :
which are to be givei.ustees
educatio
Vassar .ge
. ? ? ... . ? enaiat of a
by Francia ?'.'?' en. and
pre; iden'
of Vatsar, ?rill make ?.n ad?lres?. The
comn tt? r1 arg? coneitti of M. -
Victoria Searle, Mr?, (?era!?! Gould,
Min Elizabeth Howton, Mr- Walter
Moienthtl, Mi?. Klir.or Palman ai d
Misa Elvira Kuah.
T1 ?? patr? ? ? i ?re tin ?
Mrs, John Purroy M tchel, Miss
Katharine B Davia, lira. Marcus M,
?lark?. 1 d th In
Ii' mei. Mra. Pa il D. 1 I
Mr a. Adolph Le Mra. William
: ' lil .Mrs i hurles |. ? .
Henry Noble MacCraeken, Mitt Elisa?
beth Haielton Height, Mi Glenn Mc
Kinney, Mra. Robert Abbe, Mrs. Har
riot Stentor Blatc . Mrs. William A.
? hanler, Miai Ku?,. M. Chittend? . Mrs.
Morris 1 at i
AI?o Mil Virginia C. Gildersleeve,
Mr-. J, y A. Job i ?on, M - Julia C.
Lathrop, Mra, lir-:> j Meigs, Mr u
1 I Rhoades, Mrs. S. .lame- Scsrlc,
'?' - i B. Spenee, Misi Lillian D.
Wnid, Mi?* Eli sbeth Dodge, Mr?.
Tiffai ind Mn Schuj '?t \ an
ntei isela? i I th? :. ? .-. Pr
I.ymai. \ :" Paul D. ClUVBth,
? harte* l.an?i K. naedj an.I Henry
Nuble MacCraeken. I
ONLY THE CHOICEST
first mortgages on New York City
real estate are selected by this
Company for guarantee.
You can Invest in this security,
at any time, eren so small a sum
as $200. You will get not only a
good interest return 417% net
but. what Is more Important,
your money will be absolutely
?tufe.
No investor has ever lost a dollar
Capital 6 Surplus. $10.000.000
176 B'way. N. Y. 175 Femsen St.. Bklyn.
.'ISO ruiton St., Jamaica.
GOMPERS FAILS
TO MOVE HOUSE
Congress Unlikely to Ac?
cept Objections to Fed
eralized Militia.
i--, ?a __? TiBain s ?__? ?
Washington, Pan. 28. The protest of
: erganised lahor ajraiint the nap of a
' Pedaralisad militia for .strike-brcakinfc,
la? printed exeluahrely In The Trihaa?
to-day, eauaed much comment amors:
member- of CoB?grei . v. ho are inclined
to beliere thai the objection? of Pre--.
dent Campera of the American Peder?
tion of Labor will ha?e to he di*r
garded.
Army officers ??''.ru??o.1 their miou!
den and pointed to the testimoay of
the military rxprr's hrff.ro the Cal
_Te??ional committees that th? militia
1 could not ho niado into an adequa'?
! line of defence. In the II"?; I
' however, were found vaifaal champion?,
of thr- militia, ready to mee? the ol.
Si n*?.;.. b? M r. liomper?.
"Mr Gompera lin- no right," ?aid
Repreaentati i Frank !.. ?ireene, -.,
member of the Military Afairs < .?it.
mittrr, "t(. object to the ase of militm
or any other mop^ for ?he preser?;*
- ? -i ? and order ?b *< t n ?a ?? dl
tnrhaneei. I fir?I thiag thai
needed i order in the court. Then the
'.?-'? ran he decided on its merits But
Irthor leader- cannot ronseientioual)
object to I ? ? i of order ?* '
'the protection of property. c\e.
, troop? a?" neeessary to do it
? P raonally, l think the civil author!?
? ould o haust evert meat.. hcf.>r
?.; 'i ' roop?, but law and ord.'r
should he 'in'? ?ate.1. no matter ho"
man; troop? ;ir<- Beaded. And if th.*
civil authorities ranno! mam'a.n ord? *.
no matter i cl lidi at fault, I
would ordei ii 'roop-,
? \ for Mr Gorupei 'i oh.ect o--? te
:thr u.-o oi militia for itrike-break ng
after the milll a hai lern federall/ed. I
? ].i r,(,< f,> what difference it would
for inatance, whether th?* F'<*der
alized militia ??ero ipi.r m or whether
regulars wore ?-eut. as they surely
would be, and have been, whenever the
state were u ?l?ie to cope
ritl .. tual
"It ia, of eo irse, I he duty of the civil
authorities to preserva order if they
. t- Now, whal dirteretiro would It
make to a labii/ leader if strikers wer.*
shi.' bj Jack Smith, who is a member of
I the nul tia *?id ha? a Springfield ard ;,
uniform, or by .lack's father. .loh*i
Smith, who has a doable-barrelled ?hot
gun ami oulj .i felt ha; for a BBifonfl
a ? a ii?eniher of the sheriff'- pease.
"I am in absolut? lympathy with la?
bor in it? efforti r>y organ iziag and a'l
pat te bet I a orking con?
dition father wai for '.rar-, an
officer of the .meriean Brotherhood of
ot v? Engineer?. Bui I thiak a;
?r.... ? he hi - te ettle sa) dispute
i- with order is the court, and if troops
are necessary to mau/nin that Order, I
v ant the tro?
One phaae of Mr. Goinpei '? srgu
m?:,: u iet forth m The Tribun? ?oi
. support, from a l?rice number of
Uenre-' ntat ' ? I hat was hii ?
place the burden for the increased I?s1
of pre] '? ? - the rich and not on
the worker That ii the ?entimenl of
?.o Democratic floor leader, Mr. K tel
in, and n an) othei . i ho -ay the;. ?? ; 1
vote for preparedBea? only on condition
that the extn I home hy in
irfa-e in th? ?upertaxe? of the income
levin, and b) other iraposti which do
not beai oi ???? i ner,
DIES IN FAMILY HOSPITAL
If. .1. Stumpf Calient in Institution
lather Founded.
Kearny, v* ?'?. Fab. 2S. In Stumpf
Memorial Hospital, founded by Im
father, the late Jacob Stumpf, Henry I,
Stumpf, of in? Grant Avenus, Harrison,
died toda;,. lio he.-air..* ill several
ago with grip, which developed
? to i ic imonia. He ?n' takea ta lbs
hospital ye iterday moi stag.
Mr. Stumpf '????? ?on S1 the Stumpf
!:ome?tead, in Paaaatc Avenue, Harri
aon, fort) ?i ai ago. He ? " ?<
...ii?.. .. the Pa sale River Yacht
.. m? Lodge of Elk? and the
?v. of this .:"..
DEMOCRATS GATHER
TO NAME DELEGATES
State Convention Will Meet in
Syracuse To-morrow.
Syracuse, N", V . ! sb tS. t i? * .
vame guard of delegate! to the Demo
train- Sta1' I 0BVCB1 OB, which will be
| ere on Wednesday, arrived to
( harlei P. Murphy, leader of
Tammany Hall, il expected early to
morro?.
The convention ? ta designate four
. ielegstee-at large and four alternate*
to the national oon\ent.;on at St I-??.??
anil recommit.d a candidate ?'or na
lional coreraitteeman to ?urceed Nar?
Mack, of Buffalo, ? h > ha? serve*.!
...
;.. egatei ,,;'o arrived *?? -rijrh? were
? . ? ? ttoi es ng a picture
i'r< lie..- n ?I an sad 'ho ? sidi
Sa let . 1 ' -?
An organization of Democrat! known
a- 'he "\\ i!.?on Conference t'ro?is:ona'
of l!'l'"'" has announced a
ng here for tomorrow afternoon.
Its purpose is to ha? e ?he state conven
? or. del gnat? a? delegates "I'cmorrats
who wer?' in fa1, or. ?nd not opposed to,
om?nation in 1912 " In a
? neat issued by the conference
committee, l*. J. Elias, ef Huff
an ? i a - president.
?
JILTED. A PUMP SAVES HIM
S-ain lakes l'oison After la?sin? (.?rl
at < hurrh.
I>? ?pondent hecau?e his Lanc?e re?
fused to wed hits after thej had pro
cured the license, .lame? < apr.er,
twenty-eight, of sad WbIbuI street,
Vonker?, ?wallowed poison yesterday.
He ?rai *?a\ed by aid <?f a Monuch
pump
With Misi Julia Kuhn*, of "f, JVffer
son Street, t tipr.er jfot as far a? the
doorwa) of SI < aalmir < hurch and
laed twenty minute? in trying to per?
suade her to have lire kr.ot t'ed. When .
nalli refused he weal to bit home
and ?wallowed hydrochloric acid. At
St. ,lohr.'> Hospital the stomach pJmpi
v a.- applied, I
HOUSE'S HERO
INVENTS WARSHIP
Members, of Congress
Chortle and Delve Into
Book by Wilson Adviser.
SEEK COLONEL'S
MILITARY VIF-VVS
1 ind Something New in Spinning
Turrets Presiden! Wilson
Overlooked by Author.
n-, r- n'?i ll to TU T
?F/aaaingtan, Feb. H ?Wuhlngten
?'-day is Convinced that < olonel Fd
ward M House, Pretidtnt Wil -oil's con
fnential adviser, ha? been unrnask?"l at
laal throegti the diaelo ore that he ?a
'.he author <>t a novel written in 1012,
entitled "Philip I'm. Adminiitrator."
It heiani" ..novan to ?lay that th?!
7rxan preaented nn autographed ropy
1 of this work to Senator ? ulb rson, of
lex,-?? When a learch ?rat madt for it
? i? Beaator Culberaon'i office it trae dis?
covered that, the volume had been bor?
rowed by s?ir?ic one. At the Senator's
office i? v?.?? itated that the Beeret of
authorahip ?robably ?a.-?- diacloaed by
t! ?? person who took thi rolume.
In In? novel ? "l'.riel Hou .? portrays
'tie hero, Philip |iru, ,,? the t/orh of
entirely reconstructing the American
lyttem of government Philip Iiru
f<rls .sorry for the arrongl the peuple
lave luffered at the hands ?.f the in?
terest?. H?? star*? eul to right them.
'lut he ?loe? not. take the people into
lis con?idepr/. ilurinc the righting.
Rather h" works on? theor-es for the
r? rrertion oi all e\i?tinir evil?, ami then
immediatelj create? y rrnment ma?
chinery to pal thoes tl ? ? ? ??? m?o pr?c
liee. Dm feel i thai the Br tiah
of governm? nt ii mach better than the
American, and wherever poatib i
nuopts Engl I. nie'hod.-?.
Member? of 1 aagrett <?ct Ru?.*.
Members of Congr rtled *??? ? th
r:ee *o daj ?hen th? heard of 'he op
portonity p?? ented to ! < a to look
l".to the minr) of. HOUIO. With
ii proper? ?? ?gramme now be?
fore Congrei . memuei ??' the House
. ml Senate i't? eager to aet the rolo
on *'? I ?ievelopmrnt ef I ne
army atxl the navy.
They turned to the novel which ?S
attributed to hi pen ar<l found that
the hero, Philip Dru, had
thought? which until to-day nevaren?
tered th? either military or
naval expert of the government.
When confronted wil tri il 'ter
national erii i iru ? uddenl) ?-.-une ?,,
t r e r?alisai oi thai the 1 'nited tal ?
navy va- not equal to 'he task it might
be callc'l upon te perform n cute of
n.r ?ii he set I :s te i ?J to the work
of evolt ing i i evj equal to all t.-i*;.
? ?,.???- ? .,* ..''.'r sflme
nted a battit -'? ip -
"would render obsolete every battle?
?'
Jiere i? Colonel Hous? d< ei
. ! :
"Running luck from 'he bow for a
?\ ?tan ? f 60 i ?out four f?-.-t
of the i all show? d abo11 the s atet
line and this part of the deck Wt i
c?\e?l ?ml of the imoothi . hard I
steel. Then ran I ??'..?
ipon winch guns were mounted
Spinning Turr?is.
"Around thett turret? ran rim of
polishtd steel, two feet in width and
nches th ??'?? These r.m-? began
fir.ir feet from the water line ind ran
four feet arm- e the level of the I i
i nicely cd
.-??:? . that 1
smallest blow would send them spin?
ning around; therefore a -?ne,i .-..ui?!
not penetrate b?.-u??-.- it would glan?e
Aft'^r reading th - lection l?verai
naval experts declared thai r:o ?
yel ha? appeared before the tfava
AfTairi Con ittee to id? ocatt ;?
n:n?4.' battleship One oi it ? ? ? igf
thai Colontl Home might bt im ted to
appear viren he returns to the I
-?.-,??- from bii pr?tent ?n lion tn
Europe ..', : de? ' ? th? orj a little
II ' '.er.
Reader; of I 'olonel Ho
learchad it for some reference I i Pre?il?
dent Wilson l"hej learched in vair..
Tl-,. eolonel was 10 bu r.g the
workings of hi? hero that he forgot te
ii ii about ' he man he is aen -
credited witl making Preiident.
To Discuss Fifth Avenue Zones.
At to day'i ' ineheon of the Fifth
\ ,?? ge A? ... .-.?...'.. to be held at I>el
monico's, u.? ti Stabler, . ? t the B trd
of Ei I In al ? ' i'ui?. ic B i
Height? Com i ill t.-M tl.?? reault
? ga ? " Fifth Ave?
nue district. Edward M. Basse! ? ?
Publie Service Commissioner, will also
be a spea ?? ?. end A H Ball, of I .?.
? o.. will preside Building lonei will
be dieeui led
BURGLARS STRIP HUNT HC
< irry Off All Silvern are in I,a*?:
CaMitf Place on Hudson.
Peughkeepele, N, V. Feb. 2H r
lars nt Tivoli-on Hudson early to
rntereil th- mansion of Thomas II
a wealthy retire?! lawyer, of l?iO
Forty-eight! Streut, New York Cltj
u?injr a skeleton key. They slr'l
ih? piare of everything they c
enrry o!T. Evidoatly, a? la the r?.?
the theft af .-.Tver ?rophie? from
kaaae of Coionci Archibald Roger
ll'.'le Park an n'.tomobilc was, use
t^ke away ;he booty.
Thomas Scott, superintendent of
eatate. who ditC?VOrod the r .bberv,
unable to e?timate the value of
Stolen pr ?oerty.
SHEPARDS, IN MISSOUR
YEARN FOR FINLEY, J
Think One Son Enough Now,
Call Trip 'Belated Honeymoo
l- T- '??"?,?? I? Tli? W ' ?
Kantas City, Mo.. Keb. 2t, Mr.
Mr?. Pinley .1 Shepard rieited Kur
City for a few hours this morning
what they called a "belated honeym
jonrnej
" I Ins i" our f r?' trip WCSt tf
Mississippi Mure we were marri!
?aid Mr .'-1 epard. "We ar?? on our ?
to the \Ve-?t. but with no sperial de
nation just honeymnor.ini? where
WO take a notion. Wo have alw
wanted to take ?urh a journey ;
never been able before."
Mrs. Shepard, who was M i s - I!?
Gould before her marriaje. looke,| ,
burratted when her husbinji mentioi
honeymoons, but smiled approval of
he 4,11,1.
"W<- ne. .I but one thine to mnk<- i
?rip perfect." Mr? Sh.'pard ?aid, ">
tl :?.? ?- I inley, ?r. He i? only live ye
1 old almost too young to enjoy su?-l
I'?up; (OUrney, Next time we will br
1- M ;il"i tr."
Mr. Shepard would rot say d?finit
whether or pot they contemplated i
adoption of a playmate for Kinley,
I HS had beep reporte.I.
"Man] per.-ons, according to the t?
we |ieHr?l, hav?? been trving ?O w
?mother -on on us," he said, "bu? '
?he preaent we th<nk ope \? qu
enough."
OSBORNE TRIAL MARCH
Justice Tompkin? to Hear I a?f in Pi
I III of Supreme I ourl.
I Thomas Mott Oaborue's demand foi
: peedy trial under the perjury irdli
ment voted agaiast him by the Wei
, ehester ? ounty Grand .lury sa? gran?
: by .I'Mtire I'ompkins in the Suprei
1 ?nur? ;?? White Plain? reiterday. Wl
! the arquieseence of Diatlict Attorn
Weeks, Justire Tompkms set. the tri
i.irrh 13.
??eorpe Gordon Ha't'.e, who h
-.err e,| the prosecutor with an ?,rder ?
reel r?- him to ?how cau-?r why the tri
ihOUlU not proree,] on Or before ?1
day now ?et, was in court with Mr. ?i
?borne. Cither?? m the OsbomO par
were Huntington W. Merchant at
Judge M .1 Tierpey. of New Kochell
"The District Attorney has delayed ti
pr?..???>?.i ngs," Mr Battle t"l?i 'he eoui
"Mr. Osbornt has slwayi war.*".i ;
earl- ?rial, not only on the perjui
' eharge, but on the indictment char]
_- him with neglect of duty as ward?
i of Sing Sing pei-iiti ntiary. We want a
Opportunity to ihOU how fal?e the.ic a
' ,-;,' ioni are.'1
Mr. Weeks was prote-'.mg he ha
long been reedy for trial w-hen th
; roi-.rt Intanruptod?
"It" that is the case." s?,?^ ,Iusti<
Tompkint, "jroa both want t.? ??o aheai
, I will fix the trial for Murr'n II), b.
, fore me. in Part III of ti"> Suprern
i ( ourt."
CASSIDY SPEAKER AT DINNE1
Make? Piral Post-Prison Appcaranee
? iin-unj? Out Party Planned.
?loe Catttdy, former ??emocrat:
hos?, recently release?! from ?irert
Meadow prison, where he served a terr
of a year for selling a nomination fo
Supreme Court justice, made his fir
r? i":?*?.? appearance in his rid s?.in.p
I ?/rounil in Long Island City 8a1 ir
day night, when he appeared as
truest at the beer'stead party given b]
the Sunswick Club.
Catlidy was railed on for a
He remarke?l that although ?-?
?peaker? had been caution-'d not tl
refer to politics, several had forgot te I
thi? injunction, "However," he eoi
? nued, "I am r.o' in politice, and I an
more than gratified ro b-a here to
r. ight."
It is understood that a hand of th?
fail purpose git ing < aeeidy ;
ing out banquet in Seh? l
! Park 'he e.,riy purr of r.e\t month.
FATHER FINDS S0N~DEAD
Koben IttBgtl. It, a Paralytic, in Note
Says He Could Hear Burden No Longer
Hefore he turned on the gas in h;s
room at 107 Fourth Avenue, Robei?
Dougal, nineteen, and suffering from
paralysis, wrote this note:
"I tear Pop I van be a burden to you
no longer. It is for the best I cannot
' st3i:d this existence any longer, (lood
!.. I.... inglj \ our?.
"DON."
\\ illlam i' .?.'i!, the father, found the
body when he ?ailed to see his son yes?
terday. The youth never left his room,
except '" go to 'he library. He loved to
I read, hi? father laid.
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I hrercoal . $25.00
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CHICAGO CLOSES
BITTER CAMPAIGN
Mayor's I ?ght Against
Nine Aldermen To Be De?
cided at F'olls To day.
I-ATON ?RAKT CHAROE
TO AFFECT RESULT
"Rulldo/rr," "I our I lusher.'*
"I iar." ".Moron" and "Rat
Pleasantries of Contest.
I Meagre, irr,, st. what is described
a? one of tbs bitteres? eampaigl
hti e\or suited as sldcrmsD ?? i i
" ?? ? el etien in I hieago'i
closed *<i night 'I M-nu.rro.v the voter
?'ill sleet o*ir Alderman from each ..?
tha eitjr's thirty-: v.. ?rarda sad an?
Municipal Court jadge to fill a rat
Interest centra? In th? fight bat
Mayor William Hals Thompson, Repal
lican, sleeted lai April by a pi 11
of 15'i.niin, and aias Republican A det
mea, who hsv? oppoasd ths Mi
polirio?. a;,.' ?.. ... - _? i .1
tion. I>urinf? th<* eampaitrn then
been two men ?hot, i an -? .
three ?uiU foi Is ? ? i
of epithets b) prii - ; - ? eh ?i -
eluded anarchist, blacki i er, hul1
doser, bunk srtii
foot?*.) idol, four (luaher, fake reformai
gray wolf, liar, political moron, |
ral ra?. ?carlel wolf and black hcarti"!
snd white livered hypocrite.
Mayor Thompson d?clarai h? ii
mg for vindication and to defeat
nine Republican Aldi?rm?*n ??ho ar
leading the ' ity I ouncil'a opposition ??.
hin ccns?ructr.<* work. !{?? charge? the
liquor inter?*-? with oppo? ng him be?
cause of h:s action in dosing the
?aloon? Sunday. The inn? Alderi ?
charge Mayor rhompaon, among other
things, ting 'lie Civil Servie?!
law En building a pol I
th?* < ity 1 i r. : _t .1 fs ling t-. curb
orderly cafe .
Tbe rampa'j.n open?*'! Februar
when the Municipal \ oter I
?we.) a report attacking Mayor 1
?on and indorsing the nine Aldei
The City Mall split ?alarj ?cendal in I
jeeteri ii*?.. the campaign by Mr? Pace
Waller Eaton will ha'..' mi. bij
bearing on the outcome ot th? I i I
i he opinion uf Mayor 1
litieal ??? '"n:< -
Asserting thai th? ?Sato Rows cm'
- ? minor ?vent com?
pare.1 to revela! ion? ? hid
$t? " .';.?? R tt? dmai ."
foi Mr ; daj dec?an
would bring forth ? ";'';? who
reveal extei
C ?: Hall.
At t.?-.lav'? hearing of the Eaton?
Rowe rate Charlei I Mayor
pson's aecretarj , *.-???? it i
Mayor Had ordered thai no campaigi
contribution? be aasesaed by d<
mert h?a<i?.
ASKS $20. GETS SIX MONTHS
llrckuH Writes "Brother" from .|er?i ?
vV?et ai "?jssiar. -tattle-hip."
Frank tValmowle, af ::' ?'???
s-r" it, '?1 inhattan, r< eei ti] i
? purporting to b? fi ora hi? I
. _*i thonj. in Rus? s. ?>ieal ?
une had to Anl
enlist
id had been assign?
battleship which had been wrecked oi
ist si Pens i Grove, N. i Would
Frank p ss.id 120 to the writer so
that Anthoi lould get to '*."? Vork
Frank turned th? letter ovei to the
postal authorities. Thej sent a
r?p|- to ?' Philadelpl ia p* l " ? md
trapped Joseph Breskus, of Penn's
Grove, He waa ?enten-ed to i month*
Snake Hill penitei tiai '
Pel': -?,, Federal Court
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CRONES IN BUFFALO FEB. 15
Polo ?? Rcrognue Picture?Say He Tried
|a Rea? I <,o\ernnr Hunne.
B iffalo, i ? '?'. 28, leai Croate, want
f .| in ronr . W?1 the wh'ileiale
np ? ? . r gi? en for Arch
.1 'hicago, February
. I-. bruurj II when
: y Dunne of IP.inoia
' honor at the An
aaer, ?rroM-.ng to a
'? today
? rone? endeavored te -?peak with
the latter w?eat
I ? :r .a'e dinner at a local ho
?i,i by detectives.
? ? train
Guveruoff and
picture tal al the
i ? ral t? which he
? ? i, rernor. The pirt
I m a ?oral paper, and
the | I .at of the en
lei tiflcat on was mad?
? of Crones'? p rture
?.
DROP OF WAX KILLS GIRL
Her Kinger Iturned, Rlood Poisoning
follows.
Hii " ?'?. lot. at :>*-2 Monroe
died in the Methodtat
Hospital, Brooklyn, ?-atur
? . , ., ? ? mil Of I *mll hit
.Iropping on the index
u two
ittenl ea t*
,-?n to
?' i m i 17
? id poison?
?
r . . under
he ( .-?eral
? this evening
JudE" Shea To Be Envoy to Chile
??a far
il ???lient a?
?Imba iceeed Henrv
P. Fiel ? ; Ambaeea?
the?, under
? : %*
. Ig? Jo
eph . recen
mend
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Broadway and 33d Street
Men's Suits $
and Overcoats 15
That were $22.50 te $30
QUALIFIED IN COST -unqualified in gnat,
Down in nothing but price and in Mat*
only because February ends the season forGimbels.
And a tew days will probably end this Opportunity
for vou.
COME EARLY, WHICH MEANS today
CIMBKl.S -Koutth l'loor