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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, MAP.CH 31, 1015.
5
444
10 BLUFFING ON !
TEXAS BORDER,
GARRISON HINT
i
Win- M'crcli'.r.v Iiitinmtos
TriniN Won't Tolerate,
Hmoling Into r. S.
TIIKKK UIKKK'AX
TOWNS IX DAXUKIf
THE ONLY SAFE KIND
The Guaranteed Mortgage li
thchlghcst development of mort
rtarfc investment. It Is the only
safe kind for the Inexperienced.
The Guaranteed First Mortgage
Certificate represents the latest
Improvement In this security.
It Is available for all Investors,
even for those who wish to place
so small an amount as $200 where
It will be absolutely safe add will
yieia
tonal
No investor hat ever loit a dollar
0OfnKJiACE (jllAfyUflEE (j)
Capital G Surplus. 510,000,000
IJtB'un.N.l I ; lemicn at.. 5Jt n.
350 rulton St.. J, male.
Mtfa. exempt from ner-
taxatlon In this State.
MRS. M. R. GUGGENHEIM
WINS DIVORCE DECREE
Papers in disc Arc Sen led Mini
('(ircsponilnit's Xiniie Is
Kept Dark.
HATRED FOR CLEARY MEET MR. JOE PIANISSIMO,
IS GAGAN'S DEFENCE! LAUGHING HYENAS' MAID
WAS MAIM!!-:!) XI NT, YKARS
w
if
March 30 There were
olllclal iiiarlers to-day
tit 'tie t'n '"' States tna not be .is
olfiJ' ' "f snooting across the border
Hr.'rt' ji i!'e. Tex . a It was it N'nco,
pi-.' iiifi e man pity casualties
.in tiio Ameil.nn side during a
of the town of Nni'u,
the olil Molar.t school nt Hempstead.
The success uf Carr.nizn's Wets In bomb
dropping and scouting lecently Induced
Urn Villa to L.ii six Wright biplanes.
Ir.t
. urr
. i
VILLA FREES MERIWEATHER.
' i
WI- ,e
in'e I'
A Im
Secretary Harrison Ueclineil to ,
... w li.it iuttructlons Had l
in Major-Ucti. Funston. com-
"ti '.g e Auteilc.in lorces ni tirowus- ,
,. ,iur bi the ntt'tck on Matatnoias,
the ruer. lie indicated that it
I ik n"iie to presume ton much
)TI l"f TI i ...... ..- ,
fi .Is, nowevct. mat even u me
. hiiK i l.st.ts let shells, dlleeted at
I,,,,,,,, , i ill ii. to Hrownsvllle the
, r r "li will lie slow to or.ier
i . m 1.1 let Jin the tire.
Wth ".rcr bitlcrles f artillery on
:'. to llriwnsi die friim Kan Antonio
,ri on- battel y already there In addl- ;
,, te ' n.ilry stationed tit the Texas
, sn otll its here ale confident that i
,. tijnstnit will be In a position ,
, t.. ' lontrol the situation. I
TV M.i' itivt.iHrownv!lle situation
, , . ,, ii duplicated nt Laredo, i
T' . the St lie I lep.innieni is ativiscii.
i v'r.i 'e e Is advancing rapidly to'
i'mik the .Mexican town, Nuevo Laredo,
,r'x " ie! ed tie the Farranitistas.
Hen-d ' -.' Mex i oi li) .-reentry itiyien
i i t...ii. he bitl not j ei received nni
i, te rep rts i' nerrnfng the plaits of
Zipit"'" wild respect to cvacua
n r ".ii' ns it. he capital are ad
it.Pi the f od stlpii being ve
i .-t In
I "C.I
lit-1 niiniioll Mini U'lin Killed
Miiilcnt Not n Coiinlerfeller.
l.'i. I 'ao. M.i-ch 3U Minor Merl
weather, a fotmer Annapolis Naval
Academy student, who a few years ago
partlcip tteel in a tight nt the academy t Oorur
which resulted In the death of a mid
shipman, wa released from prism b
Villa otllclals to-tl.i.v. He came to Kl
Paso.
He ihi held In iirlson in Saltlllo on a
eh.UKe of Ii.ivIiik counterfeit Villa
ntuniy In his pos'esslon, liut lie says, the
attthorltlfs found It tj be genuine, hence
his teleise. Meriwe.ither was a Wash,
intt'oti newspaper cortepondent.
Supreme Court Justice Uuy eonllrmed
yesterday a referee's report recommend
Iiir a divorce, to Mrs. Uraee II. (Juir
genhelm from M. Hobelt Uui?itcnlielm,
voum?et son of Itan el Uuirstenlieim,
ami siKtied mi In erloculory decree for
Airs. UUKKetihelm. The papers In the
c.te. lnclud;tiK the testimony before the
leferee, are settled, but it is unilere.tooil
that the name of the corespondent In
the case did not (to on the record.
Mrs. UiiKKenhelni Is a dnuuliter of
Jacob Iternheltuer, and married the de
fendant In ISOR T'e couple have two
, children. Itobett and Daniel UUKttett
hemi. Mr. UusKenhelm Is a dog fancier
i ami has won many prlnvs. He is an
1 officer of the Thoinpson-Starre' t t'om-
panj. In which his father Is a large
stockholder.
SOUGHT DEATH TO END GIBES.
ti
n-t. no eldence has been
he St ite Department of
f i .rp'iiM'meti: in cord'.ttons m
H " tlie 1 nt few weeKS.
! . jti the State of Vera Cruz
,,. ' i.i I' a. tic Uy all the work
,M .f . r i Cruz have k tie on strike
, , ; ,,-i i i i .ire -till a' wo k are ex
f! . i..' tln '.ikers. No srecitlc
,,,o i :ied for the strike, but It
. i uti i .1 'o tie a result of i!s.tls
t i ip t,e i-i -t of liv tn; rlslttc out
tn idMiiiiis it wage,
t e ntiftalile ruitelicy m u-
I'ri-neli Wo in mi, niioril liy tier
I in mi Children, Tries Milehle.
Mrs. Matle Antoinette Atnatels. a
' I'rench dressmaker ut US Vst Slx
! ty-elKhth street, lias been annoyed so
much lately by the children of her Uer
i man nelKhbors so she siys that yes-1
' terd.i; In a tit of desperation she startad .
' to cut her thto it with n razor.
At the West Sixty-seventh street sta
tion, where she was taken In a very,
I tiervotus condition, she said that for sev
eral months her Uerman nelKhbors have
been rapplm; nt her door and then i
rnmiln away and baltltttt her In various
' ways until she decided that life was
not worth the llvlttK
l.ieut. Dunn ol tit- West S'xty-elRhth
' street station decided that she needed
rest and riulet anil ent her to Ilellovue. ,
TWO SAY HE BROKE TROTH.
W. milnlnril Tulce llreneli
of I'romlse Defenilnnt.
The second breach of promlee Milt
brouttht within .1 ye.tr against Oeorge
W QUintard. dje fancier and heir to
SI, 000.0t.i0 under the will of Ills i(rand
father, who founded tho Ueorge W.
ljulntard Iron Works, has been broils hi
In the Supreme Court by Miss Dorothy
Dallaud. l'uc.s relatlnu to the young
woman, other than her name, are con
cealed by her attorneys and also by
counsel for Quintnrd. The allegations
of her complaint are not yet on tile
1 The first suit ngalnst QuIntard was
I brough' by Miss Jane Sutherland and
I Is for :fi,000.
Tho fact that M.ss Dalland lias also
sued was disclosed yesterday when
ljulntard applied to vacate the service
of "timmotiH In the case on the ground
, that by mistake the piocess server gave
the paper to his friend Henry Hulbert.
' who w.i visiting him tr his country
' plnce. Auburndale. 1.. I. Qu:titArd was
divorced a year ago by Mrs. Mae Woods
' (Julntard.
AW
One Wiiiicss TcIN f ivisomil : Boss Animal M. Patterson Falls Flat, ' .t Help Comes
as Well as Political Kmnily
of Two Men.
OTiriCIJS WKCAIil. I'F.ri)
How the Merry Striata Do Enjoy tho
Greatest's Press Laddies!
'Trtf. N Y Mnreh nn Ttiettta" H.
l.ee. who preceded Thnmns Outran as
District Attornry of Ilnekland county,
"ante down front Albany to-night to tell
itboul tht. pol, Ileal obst icles Utgan had
to mrniount in h a ptofectttion of Will
iam V. Cle.ity. tl-t. town cletk of lliver
straw, who shot his elghtecn-year-eld
s itt-ln-law
The fotmer ptoseciltnr's testimony
nldeil to the evidence tiled up by Oa
tr. Hi's lawyers to provo not onlv po
; Ileal but personal enmity between
'lenry and (ligan.
"Uigatt told me," said Mr. I,re, "tint
lie had a big contract on Ins hands lie
fote l.'htrstinas to convict William V.
'lenry
"l.ir-liKKX AMI IIKN-TPt.t.-MKNSN OF
Till: I'ttKss," Hoss Anlmil Man I'atterson
i of the Rirmitn & llalley (Ireatest began
cnsunlly aloud but In conversational
manner fmm th" middle ring In Mndlon
Squate Claitlen late yesterday afternoon,
ht. eyts swteplng the dim boxes whern
i repoi tcrs. sat watching untiles of ncro
I bats and clowns rehc.iislmi In makeshift
I c'othes their stunts a.l over the Indoor
' Mndlnin avenue town lot, "a thought or
two along sociological lines has Just oc-'
'. curled to mc that may be of Interest to
I oil."
j There was n short wait while Cyril
Hennessey, odlce boy In the publicity de.
j parimmt of the circus, was dash'ns
i fioni the desk of young Dexter Kellowns.
.the Isiy pres agent of the show (Mr.
j l'cllowes's age is his own business, he
"Ale jou going to convict him"' I iM. and he resents being referred to
i-ked. i in in int familiarly its Did Dexter Kel-
"'I'm dimmed If I'm not,' he rcpll'il ' lowes hence the soflso.ip) while Cyril
"1 knew m.tnv thines .bout eimdl- lltnnefsi daslml fiom the seemingly
ilons thete. Kve'ry man's hands In the youthful pnss agent's
oniinunlty ate against the Dltilct At- ' nilddic ring
Cop I Ijjht in rtnlerw wl K Cniliirwno.l.
Mrs. Grace L. Guggenheim.
YOUNG TOWER IS SUED
FOR DIVORCE BY WIFE
Son of Kv-Ainliassailor Kenietl
lie Married Plaintiff When
a Student at Yale.
TOOK POISON THRICE IN VAIN.
e
M. x
i irr.nl e-e to-nlclit that food
t e tie f ,100,0n0 pes.. 3
1 the interiiationnl commit-
fn the relier of the
p t.'l are held up at
. w! h absolutely no pro
I i g them n'o the city be
ii n itrit.tleet ng of all rail-
t. k In (J ti (toregon w -,en
for. e out of the capital.
t-if
g
TOWSS L DANGER.
ln liirenii ItneU In iiiinrn
reilo. 'lex.. Tlirentrneil.
t I'n . .March SO. With battle-
. a . , t ii Mex.o at points opposite
.. l i . i. a bordei towns, f-e indl
! , , -t .uht aie that tbe most sin-h-im'.
that his a-lsen confronts
e l . I St ites Uuveri men . It owt s
- ,t ' I imU Tex., and Naco, Ariz..
.Nt-iv .lerney l-'tiritier Then llmletl
j Life With I'lslol In lleil.
W.isiiinotos'. N. .1. M'rch 30 Threu
successive nluhls. before retltlng. Theo
dore I'lilock, a seetityear-old farmer,
lock polott, hoping to be dead the fol
lowing mornlrg when the rent collector
would com around Kach morning he
i found himself still very much alive,
' though more despondent. Ills nttempts
i im Kilda. Saturday and Sutidiy having
1 failed, he took a revolver with htm to
J lied last night This morning he w is
, dead.
According to Mrs. Mary Ward,
daughter of the aged farmer' house
I. ii- keeper. I'ldock took an overdose of l.iutl
I anum for three nights, but each time
strong coffee prevented fatal erfects o;
the poison. Th woman pleaded vainly
with him Inst nglr when he announced
hat he would take his revolver with
him to bed. He had pulled the bed
coierlng oier his head to prevent the
shot being heard.
TO LOWER COWLES ALIMONY. ;
lleferee llrroiiuticnd 91" n WreU
nm Knnnah for MtiKrr (it I'll,
Klchard J. Morn.n, who was ap
pointed referee on an application ty
l.ugene Cowles, the singer, to rediKe
alimony of $2.1 a week he has been pay-
lng to .Mrs. Lizzie V. Cowles for the
PHKt seventeen years, during which time
he has been supporting his present wife,
filed his report yesterday reiommendlng
that the amount bo reduced to $15 a i
week.
In his application for the reduction 1
Cowles said that he had paid S3 4.O0O '
alimony to his wife since she divorced
him and that nlthoiah his voice had
not been impaired In spite of the fa. t
that he Is past 50 his Income had been
rediicisl because of the depression tn '
the theatrical business.
I'ltlt aIiei ritn. March HO Divorce
ptocee-Ungs were begun here to-day b
Mr-, (ieorglanna It. Tower, wife of
Charlemagne Tower. Jr In
suit tiled heie October 3. 1 11 r. against
Iter father-in-law. Charlemagne Time,
former I'n.ted States Ambassador to
Uetmany, she ch irged him with alienat
ing her husband's affect oils
The II' st suit came as the climax to
repeated rumir in Philadelphia thit
oung Tower hail tie, tt mar' led while
a student at Vale Mrs. Tower alleged
that through persuasions and threats h"r
husband ha I been induced tn leave 1 er
and to tefuse to recognize her as his
wife
' Mrs Tower was (leorglanna Ilurd'ck.
, known among her frletul- as Dixie be
cause she bad a South" n accent Mrs
Tower asserted that the marriage cere
mony was performed it the home of her
mother. 2S Whalley axeiiue. New ll.iien.
Conn . on June 7, 1011.
Tower, Jr. who 2S ear o'.d. den'ed
' some tune ago that h married Miss
I Ilurdlck.
torney. whether It Is tin excise cue or
not. rjvery case Is the same. Tint Is
true of all citizenship in Iluckl.nd
county.
"After the trial 1 was ci.ininlerating
with him on tlie outcome and on the
atl.li'ks til It lA.re lieitit- ill. id.i mi lilrn.
C.ig.in said to nie then with tea's in Ids i of this Junk'.'
evis 'Toil! I .Pit on rlTiinr.lo.t (n thnl ! Illll Ut ago
trial. When 1 sat down after summing
up I patted myself on the bach. f cling
as tlmugli I had made, the ffoit of my
Ife'
Tint Men Hostile, He Snjs.
"Uagail said the atlatks on li.m weie
absolutely criminal, and I b-lleved him.
I believe him t t He was lviilil dis
appointed He -aid thai Cbary him- tf
was surprised nt the verdict. I believe
that there Is no . tie among the younger
men who Is held higher in the Rockland
county b ir th in Uag.tn.
"I'olltlcally and ptisopilly 1 knew he
Hid Clear) weie opjioseil. I h.ne heitd
both exptess thttn'slves. They hid
sk out to the
with some mimeographed
linpiomptu thoughts that occuireit to
15 A. Mail I'att'tson as he went along.
"I haw Just thought." H. A. M Pat
tt rsnti contlnutd to temark. as he
g abbed tlie inltneographed sheets frill
(ril with a sigh of tellef and put em
his Kl.tssis. ' whllt win re's page on"
-oh, ye while passing i
he -cages in the laughing
hveii.i depaitment of ll.irnum & ll.illeys
Createst Show on Ha Mil how slby "
"Which opens next Tlnusday evetiWig."
prompted a siwtlust filled voice that
a me fiom beiietth the platform next
:o the middle : mg
. Show on Karth. whirli opens
next Thursday evening." continued II.
A. M P. "how silly I've been during
the past winter to waste mv svmputhles
on tlie alleged arni of unemptoed hero
In New York. Pause here for nuestlon
from .1. It. Ill box :iti."
"Why do you now consider your sym
pathetic thoughts slllv?" n man said to
be i M" K al asked from box 36.
"Well," resumed P A M. P.. turning
to trig,- 2 of his MS., 'ever since the
damage i nothing in enminon politically, socially i show arrived here from winter tptar-
" petona1!y Iters last week It has been next to Im-
Peganlltig the polltleiil reliit.otts uf ( uWsi!e to tlrd a man In this city who
the two in, n. John l.yncli. a x lilage tru-, will perfo-m the light but very re.mu
tee of Havetstraw, said that Uag.in tned er.it ive responsibilities attendant upon
to get him to run on a tn '.et oppose I to the position of bead ihambetinald to the
Cleiry He testified that on one oc. a 1 l.iugh'tig hyenas. Pause, here for
slot! Cleary asserted: "tltgan Is too I iue "
straight laeel to be District Attorney, j "And why will no one take the posi
He Ins no elasticity." i tion"" hurriedly broke In the man In
Lynch swore) that Cle.ity asked him to J ,o- :e,.
, HAMMERSTE1N ILL,
: RECEIVER IS NAMED
tf
threatered
1 , a of Solium has manned
' i I tie'iclns at Naco. and In
' !i s agree'. nent to neutralize
- !, a, i g it as a mil tars
Vldl'lo: nl I'rlted States
uf n.o' ed back to Naco to-d.iy
i, iir' in A'.z. and a Wdrnirg wits
.1 iMnri a that the I'r.l ed States
i,- he ibserve the neutrality
i
g Vu'i.i column Is moving
- Ni'V" Laredo from Mor efey
e' i.ghtiag on the Texas bor-
. tin e
, - -Ms s,f. there is mutiny it.
i s Aoier cans who arrived
' . 'g ft, in Ulterior Mexico salt!
a if e I 'f T rreun jeste day
.i w i expe.ted theie to-day. in
upi i. pre.eitt lien. Train wth
e, from J lllltlg liens. Kobles
des. Tr.an.i had a r-i lous
I
It.
with lien
days ago
Argeles
anil quit
at
t'.te
i r, the
.Utile
' ge's f'll! Mexico City tO-ll.lV
"''I t'i it P.iMUe tior.z 'les Uarzt, tho
1 .s ,u pies dint selected by tht
; .i i - t.vetiti in, who tied Mex-
t'i Z.tpata Is now making his
'ti . apit ii at I'uernavac.t. He
I . pfit.ng tuess and some
putt' gout it other Issue of
i it I , v
Mixixn mi:n protest.
DANIELS TEACHES WILSON.
t;hm tin- President n l.rsam:
Nam! lt-Tult.
WisitiNOTON, March 30 President
Wlls n took a ciuise to Annapolis and ,
bm 1; on one of Sei re .tr Daniels's naval j
yachts this week and remarkisl to Ills'
bo-t that he presumed the navy got
most of Its rectultH from the seacoas: I
! .-Males Ml. Daniels Informed th' Presl-
tlent that the contr.ny was tbe fart,'
, ard got up a table to prole Ills state
, merit, which he trautmUted to the White
House to-day.
This table shows that New Y rk and j
Pennsylvania lead with 7.S22 and
.i.Ol.t men respectively; M i.trhiisetln
next, with 3.420; Illinois. 2,1X0; In-'
dlan.t. 1,501, and other Interior States ,
are I present eel to an exiriu piopor
! tlonately much gieater than their pop.
Impresario Technical Hank
rnpt : Court Acts to Pro
tect Property.
(TT CORN. l,Efi
Judre Hough In the fnited States
District Court yesterda) appointe-1
In lng M. Dlttenboefer receiver In bank
ruptcy for Oscar Hamniersteln after
th, American Seating Company had
tiled a friendly euulty suit
based on a claim uf JI.O'Mi. This step
was taken to protect the Impresario's
ptoperty during' hl.s Illness, which has
become more serious since the Inflam
mation from an Infected toe spread up
. I Mr. Hammersteln's left leg Physicians
suit tiled yesterday was not an In-
solvency proceeding, had this to say:
"Owing to the Minus of Mr. Hammer- 1
stein, who has been in poor health for1
some months, and whose Illness It is
been iiulte aggravated ieeetitl. nece.st-
tat. tig .III opfattiill since w lllc! lie Iris I
not Improved, and the ph). turns' ordet '
thai he be relieved of buslnn-s cire It I
was deemed advisable to conseive his.
bus ticss interests. I
"In the present real estate situation
It win t'lought be st that Ills propett) ,
be looked after by a const rvator. If
Mr Hamniersteln could lie about thete
would be no need of these proceedings
I Mr. Hs'iime-ste n is not a bankrupt'
I Mr Ilamtne'sti ln sent word last night
POISOXKP i by Mrs Harnmeisti' n. In answn- to in-
tjuirles from Tim Si n. that alt-ough
he was In considerable pain he was far
fiom bankrupt. ll.s bus'tiess iffilrs
will be conducted by Mr. I ntte nhnefcr,
the teceiver, conjontly with Arthur
llammi rste n, who lias lately relieved
his father of a large share of tho work
Mr H.int ii'rslein w is married t i.Mts.
Mary Kmm.i Swift who Is .12. In Jersey
nominally "' " -N'l w V--"' Kvi last
go to eiagati to ask lilitt to "let up "ti
Hart Dunn" Lynch aided that he had
tuo much icgurd foi h.s own lualtlt to
lo It.
Aneither witness, John Dueey, clerk of
the Coutitv Hoard of Supervlsot s, test,,
tied that alt'iough both Cle ir and
(lag in were De'tiocrats Clear) did not
like tl.'ig.in's political methods.
Dr. tieoige ,. Leitnt r. an e nthisiatic
friend of ti.tgau. attsweilng iiueistlous on
the politu.il aspect" of the ease, said It
was largely the licpuhluMt's In some
patts of the county who had elected
O.tgan
Puller .lodge IteliiiUril.
illation,
States.
as compared with the coast
nerlnre t lllii I,
l'riiiertj of
I. M ii ch 3
F
li i
TdIiik Ii self.'
inerlrii lis.
o Many American
r,i
o in i
mi 1 1 '
!
n. ig operators met Iteie
it. jlited a protest against
e of I Jen. Villa forfeiting
1 .'ut iindet his "ontrol
nut kepi up. They call
in the fact that it is Im
i ' tr.uupoi t ttlou, power,
i . . oke, piotection or me i
at out, and asscr in tt
ictllrg the impiis-ilile is
tc.s than tlie counsel-
of foreigners.
In l.irs in foielgti capital
tin- older mid the tin-
' 'UlltD are lose s
o Villa is also to be for-
' den Wilson and Scue
tt. old tlon to his older
'cM.ii must be operated
1. 1 " older makes It coin
.i shaft must be sunken
" iitv live notes of I'll.ll
! tumoral eonce-slon. Tins
.1 i te ope'titlons prolllolilve.
'i 'HUB operators .tKsert.
i in tee gives Americans 120
' t t l l to comply with Its
' The new regulation pto
i i vitlual ownlni; more than
res r,f milling claims, and rjo
" in own mate than 300 aeroi.
i i - men decided to name a
in " take their protest to Wash
' i d '.etorn Villa's Minister of
. Iff... I.i. I... .1...., nil..
' '".111- l 1 l III 11(1 II 14.1 111.-. I .....
in mining men eleclnre this .
FIRE IN BIG PROTECTORY.
lliirni'il lltil I nii I'liiiira While I ,- 1
(Kill llo I, Is I t-il Hi Lecture.
There was a tlie In the Catholle' Pro
tectory lust night and the 1.600 loys
who Iie there knew nothing about It
until it was out and they were matched
ntf to bed The fire bunted out the two
upper floors of the Anderson llulldlng, '
which Is the west wing, and the witter,
damaged the lower flouts. The top tloor
Is a dormitoiy nn l many of the lioys
had to sleip In other pirts of the Institu
tion last night.
Just before o'clock the buys were In
tlie lectin e hall listening to mi lllus
tiate.l lecture by Lloyd Smith on "A ,
Hound Trip to the Pacific Coast." James,
De'giti. employed In the engine room,
poured ti." tlie first. It was In a class
room on the third tloor and ho notified
j fear the leg may have to be amputated.
I Samuel J. Uoldsmitli of M)ers & Cold
i smith, attorneys for the American Seat
i lng Company, said that the suit was not
an Insolvency proceeding, but simply
1 lo prevent the Hamniersteln enterprises
! from being sacrificed during Ills dlsa
' blllty Mr. Hiiminerstfln, he said, has
' assets of J700.000, as against une
' cured liabilities of only $".V000 and
170,000 secured liabilities, with suits
pending against him for the same
amount.
For the present Dr. Hflnriclt Stein of
270 West Seventy-third street. Di. Willie
Meyer of 700 Madison nvenue and Dr
Leo Ituerger of 10 Hast Forty-first
street, attending Mr. Hatnmerateln, de
cided at a conference on Monday that
a three or four months baking of the
toe whs the best treatment. Mr. Ham
niersteln will remain at hl.s home, !!)
St Nicholas nvenue, unless It becomes
will be
VALUABLE LOOT RECOVERED.
Inspector l)n)rr It n I tt Furnished
llouin nnil MnUes Twn Arrests.
Inspector John F. Pwyer last night
raided a furnished room on the third
Hour of 121 West Sixty-first street and
found several thousand dollars worth of
Jewelry s'lwrware und women's wearing
apparel believed to be the proceeds of
one or more robberies Two young men
were arrested dinged with having the i
loot in their keeping. i
The joung men and the booty were ,
taken t i the West Sixty-eighth stieet '
station in tho inspector's automobile.
Them the ptUoiiers, who gave their
names and addresses as Joe Lowens, 2t,
of 107 West Nlllt ty-elghth stieet, and
William ltan, 22, of 177 Amsterdam ,
avenue, said the m tides found In the I
romn were turned oor to them by per
sons they knew only by sight. They said
the) wem being paid for minding the,
Miluables. I
REPEAL. SAYS TRAFFIC CLUB,
one of the toothers. An inarm w. sent nerpgBary to operate', when he
and t'.if police icseues of four precincts Utkvn Q Mount slnul Horpltal.
weie called As a matter of pi ecautloii '
ii set and a In t m was sent In, hut the
bl.tzu was soon out.
Mr. Smith, the lecturei. was told uf
the file and asked to keep the pictures
running freely and this helped to keep
l.noivledge of It awa) from the boys It
was not learned how the blare attlrted,
Itesolnllolis (nil
With Full
The Tiallic Club
for lloiim Attit)
t'rrii l.tot.
of New York, at Its
UNAFFECTED BY JITNEYS.
t' i
lo li
in
iviui li..i, ..r villi'., iniifinl the I
of all foreign pmpcrty of
r pi ion it Mexico
TO PLY POR VILLA.
I itle Service Ciiinpiiny llfimrts
u Inert-tiae In Filrnlnns.
The report of the Cities Service Com-
unnv for t ie je.ir t nottt oecninurr ,i
i 1UH, shows gross
I fiu ei.tiitiu reel wit
i nnil net earnings of J 3,H 1 7,54 C
against 2,0x7,fl.1. After the pay
ment of the Interest on the notes
I the net to stock was J3, 397, 515,
, pared with ll,4.ouii.
uu vitlent to i.un times
iili.enients on ine
je.ll i iiin-w .'. .Jiiiwi-i u,, . qj (, .Mini
ross eitnings of 13,934 453, Thirty-fourth
with $2,172,411 for l!U3, n subject
Mny Mnxe to Atopiitiile.
The iihysleiaiis regard amputation as
highly danger jus and will adopt It only
as a last resort Meantime there h no
Immediate danger, Mr II itnmerstelti'!
Double liegnit three weeks ago with In
flammation of the left great toe after
a pelf-pet formed operation on a corn,
und has been complicated by diabetes
and neivous breakdown. Ilco.iuse of
his age, 02, Mr Hiiniinirsteln Is In a
greatly weakened condition.
, In the complaint Hamniersteln Is said
lo own all the 500,000 capital stock of
the Hanimersteln opera Company, owner
I of tint Manhattan Opera House on
sireei, near i.igiitu nve
tei a $300,000 first mort-
monthly meeting In the Hotel Astor last (
evening adopted resolution calling for i
Unit
TV
v t
tn ,
Ii' ,.
tub'
in m
. da
H chit
fust
lii II -ii 1 1 Meilcnn (ieliernl's
ATlntlott ( ori.
trl lloniiey, ,i New York i
" I leivc to day for Mexico to
i! liet . Villi h aviation corps.
,t.e recently been II) lng at
ad lit is a member of tho Aero
nicrlca and Is well known
n circles, here.
it'i S Nlles, a friend of Honney.
of Oen Onrranza's aviation
I oas under Mm mvernl mono
!Ii in. aioal uf whom learned at
as com-
This was
Hi.. .Ill lilentl
6, lGS.sSS of S
I per tent, preierrett mui-n niiu im
balance or l,iiii,&ns ror ui in,in.
!tko eotninoii stock, or 11.28 per cent, on
this issue, The net to surjilus after I
Common lltVllieuus was l,ru,uua, .in
enmtinred with $5S8.7fi7 111 I!I3, bllllK-
lng the profit and loss suiplus of the
company up to $3,l3ii,53t.
In his lemarks to the stockholders
lleniy L. Doheity, president of thet
company, mild regarding Jitney compel!-
I""' . . ,
"Jitney operations havet produced no
serious tesults. They have appeared at
Toledo, but no Tar have not affected
earnings of the company. In Ht Joseph,
Mo., their operation was tried, but Iihh
been discontinued. No other cities Move
been affected and no nerloui ;teone
(iuencc from this form ot comptlltlon
uro anticipated,"
gage and a lao.uuu heixintt
The latter, held by Illrig d
due July last and extension was re
fused. The rents, $fi6,000 u year fiom
I the Shubett Company, were assigned
I them. The property valuation Is $700,
I ooo to $600,000, ami the equity Is $100,-
000,
Th Lexington Avenue Opcru House,
at Fiftieth street, wlileh tin Hammer
stein Opera Company once owned, wast
! sold lecently because It did not pay, the
company taking a $.100,0011 inoitgagu,
There Is n llrst moitgage of $450,000,
the repeal of the full crew laws In tho
vat lous States Tho resolutions say
that these laws have tut Increased safety j
and have IiuiiomiI 111lTlllon.il pense 011
' tlie railroads. It Is set forth thut In '
New York Stnte nlonn the legislation ,
has atbbd $1,250,000 a yr.li to tin tost
of tunning railroads. 1
I'liltrd Statin Senator Jonathan
itourlie, Jl , of Oregon, iiddn ssed :ie
1 club, advocating 11 constitutional amend-
1 ment depriving tlie President of his
' . ... ,... ,.i.i... 1.1... i
l pOWei Ot lipiHillllUii'lU hi inf -iie- 1 ru
rial elliployns III
There was n glimttse of the Intense
feeling throughout the county when po-1
lice Justice Michael MrCabe was re
buked by Conitll stotiet lloltllkl'-s fie
publishing in Ins tuwsp.iper on Saturday '
n slutting attlcle em the Inipi.tv under
the caption "Wurk tig for the Meiaei "
This article charge I that siltics and
teligi'itt had been mjecte I Into the Itne--1
ligation. Mr. Ilotehkiss told McC.tle
1 that he. whs in eitor and iletnandel .in
1 uioogy and retraction 1
"Cei t ttnly," mid McCain'. "I'll d- '
unythtng Ciiitim'ssiinier, to iuai 'ni .
The Democrats in II iverstraw '.hlrik this ',
thing Is a political move and that tlag tii
' Is going to get tired. I suppose 1 was
swayed by partisanship, but I etnant t,
eiffenee. t'i, )es, I'll treat the Innult)
fair In the futti'e."
i Uagan's clerk, Wflliani Jeik.n, Jr.1
was the principal i nes- t -day fur the
.defence. Jenkins ilerilnl part- e.f the 1
Newman .itlldaMi a'.taciied t- tlie petl
I tlon 'o the (loverr.or He told of t;,i
I gan's efforts to get thet witnesses which
' the p iisectlt'nn a lege he failed to call
I Jenkins's !etlmotiy in this regard w.is
( corroborated b C rotu r P. J. l, nnl,
j Station Agent C,t-r g-.tn and Deputy1
Sheriffs Theodore Deno lles and Michael
, McNIchol. on cross-examination LI )d
P. Stiyker. counse. f r the pe-titainer.
matle an effort to shake Jenkins's tisil
niony. Di. P. David Schilitz. the Cleary
family ph)sicl,in, seemed to surprise
C 'lnml-slotier llutehk.ss at the morning
session when lie said that although he
he.rd at o'clock till the lught befo e
the sh ut.ng th:c vouug Newman and
Anna Cleaty were niirrtrd be tlld not tell
M.s. Cleary about tt until the iet
tn rnlng He had t Id Mr. and Mrs
Cleaiy on the previous afternon that
"Ann 1 ought to he uiarr,ed " i'lear
had left Ins New York home to go to
llavctstraw w icii tho docio. t Id Mrs.
Cleary of the marriage.
Two deputy slut. tie, I'. H. Stebblnx
nnd William II. Aikerson, tcsftled to
Fred Newman's conduct and threats in
the brai.ng 01' the Jury, it being alleged
that the e ltler .Wwin tit's actions in
fluenced the Jm y In deary's fawn
More eomeily was Injected into the
hearing this afternoon b Station Agent
linrrlgli.in of the West Sho.e. who told
of liag.m's efforts lo find witnesses who
wi nt to Haieletraw on the train with
Cleary on the day of the killing
"Oh, Lend, )s, )es," exploded 'Jar
righan when asked if he wanted to sen
tlarsan cleared "Hut I've been neiitt.il
till the wiy through this thing. U.igan
prt'inlsed not to get mo mlo It, but look
at me here."
Tlie heating was adjourned at S
"Herailse," stripped H. A. M. P.. tak
ing bis ecs ftom the MS for the mo
ment, "the laughing hen:is tan see
from their rage into the press depart
ment, and they're laughing themselves
to dentil ) oil big Swede You and
Di'X at d th- rest of you guys salve me
into getting out Into this ring here to
make a fool of mvself before the te
portris, but I'm through get me"
through' I don't know why I fell
for -"
"Sssssh! Ssssshl" came from the
white fated press department spilling
out eif the oftlces anil from the man In
box 31. Hastily young Dexter explained
to the ladies and gentlemen of the press
then that bashfulness alone prevented
II. A M. P. from telling a long but
Intensely Interesting story of bow the
ranks of the unemplo.ed hid been
i-c.irchrd In vain for a chambermaid for
the laughing hyenas until )esterday
furei 0011,
Then chance brought to the Harden
a stalwart lta'...tn named Joe Plitnis-
nin. said young Dexter, as he
P eked up the mimeographed sheets that
11. A .M. P. had angrily flung down
Joe Plan s?. 1110 bin k in Minn) ti.tl) had
been variously a hoilcriuakcr and a
Jteeper In an lnane ns)luni. Yesterday
ns Jeie Pianissimo pascd the Harden, h.s
soul filled with a lo-.glur; for the sights
anil sounds of his old home, all the
laughing hyenas happened tn giancc
towurd the press department.
How the li) 11:1st begun to roar with
laughter, atnl bow Joe Pianissimo buist
in with a glad e'tnle and asked for a
Job; how tears of Jo.i eouisetl tlow It Joe's 1
clocks when in a word, it wis a
Ureal arn that II. A. M. P fell down
on In the telling And it can't be told
here because It's too darn long.
The storehouse from which Frank
Tlnney of "Wateh Your Step" steals b.s
slutt was tllseuveted last Sund.t) In the
repor.ei while talking to the linn. Hugh,
Tiiincy of Philadelphia. Frank s pop, ot. .
the side lines at the pulo game at Ftee
po' t-Free port. I
"Frank wi nt on the stage only about j
six or seien ii'.im ago, didn't hi'"" the
leporter asked tl.e Hon. Hugh.
Oh, no. answered Frank 4 pop
"Let me set," Mr. Tinitey went on
thoughtfully, "lie tltst appeared in tie
old llljou Theatre .11 Kighfh street, Pllli.i
elelphla, when ho was a' small bo), lie
was fi )"'.irs old then, lie was."
...
Ueorge M Cohan deridid yeste-day
to :if-t the I In .it 1 li-.il men to get to
gethet and give th. cut rate ticket tue.s
tlon ,1 thn'otigh threshing but. Where
fore the manage! M an I producers along
Ilioadw.iy and slib streets received yes
terday an invitation from tin- Cohan
Harris tlrm to meet tn-inoTOW afternoon 1
at 2 o'clock In the Hotel Astor and wade
Into the problem. Mr. Cohan is said I
to have nnt igonl'-tic views of n pro-1
rou.iced nature against the cut rate
poilcy, views that he and otliets are
expected to expound at length at tho
meeting.
"They can'tt scare me," said Manuel
Klein, composer of Hippodrome music,
as he looked up from a headline that
began, "Attack On Liners," on the front
pan of Till'. KVf.'iNii SUN yesterd.iv.
"1 should worry '"
.-o to-day Mr. Klein leaves the con
tinent of North Atne-lra to its own
devices anil will .ill for Fngland to put
on musical numbers In "To-nlgb'.'s the
Night" and "The onlv Hill." he says,
and to conduct at the production of
these musical pieces at London's Caletv
Theatre.
Secretary Of The Comm't'ee For The
Preservation of Anterlcm Mights. In The
Panama Cinal Zone Oe.irge Henry
Payne of llroidwav and ''' world nt
large has . ( 1 1 1 Hint Job Vow bis tms.
rtet-s stationery shows that lie is simple
f'htlrnvin of The Committee on J'rn.
prammes And AtHctlsInc For The
"Frugal Fete And Fatt'.isv It-ill"" For
The New York ssocl itlon of The Itllnd
tjisirg" Henry Pavne.
C O T C n p A. A. F T. "F t.
A. F H " F T N. V A. o. T TI. Pivne
says he w.H not be offended, bv the
wav. If mention Is mule right out n
meeting that the bill s to lake plnce
at the Hotel Astor on April fi At the
hetd of the committee directing the
ball nre Mrs Ixirill.trd Spencer, Mrs.
I. Clarence McKeever ant! Mrs. Ashton
ele Peyster.
Mphonse ti tm tioss of the ti'esv
office of the M, t"nrio! tan eiperi Heuf.
pointed 'tut yesterday that , tfoM
of t ie opera cmipitiv dtiting tin- present
week s''Oti'd set it test anv die-nssions
nhout t'te thoroughrt'Ss of the neutral, ty
around the .Metropolitan so-ig shop
An open foanded on .1 F'ieeii sto-v
"I.i noheme.' w is s'trg it li r m on
Monday night, so A.p'ons re n t 'led
I
j he no " 1
itill,tilf fotltr 11 .1
liint' tt Urh l.a--
$la. st'trtiife. Hut, ) Jove,
I'm 1,1 J 1 ,lhi't hii i e to tltii.k
it out of a niiii-itJiUable gUu."
Cat stairs
Rye
IV sure vott r.'t rart.i't I'.'e In ' ie nn'i
letillable liottie- "a Rood botllc lo Keep
pootl wlilskcy Rontl." From 178S lo tlie
pte-ent day, there been no cIuurc in
tlie quAllty excei't to unfroze it.
STTWAHT DISTII.I.IN'i 1" O.
PltlUdelpbii New Yotk Ibiltlmort
i;r. 1 hh
evi"ibod who lould ln.tr irn tlioeii
the blis'tij In tie new jil'm o. .111 1
last night the r.i'iip.im b iiiiiii)td to
Itrookl.Mi to s.ng a itirin.iii per 1
"TaniihaeiiM r '
To-night at the Mctiopoi.tari Sigtiov
Pnlareo will ii'iiiliicl an II tl an com
lioser'n Idea of tre J,iiittese ' M.nJ, inie
Itutte'rlly." founded on the work In Jo n
Luther Long and D.t il llelasi 1. Attn 1 1
evins. An Italian rendition of t1 e. .1 ipan-est-
otiiMt "lr.s""wlll be sung to-ni.o't tw
n.ght ami tlie eleimiii "P.'rslf.n' on
Friday aftini'on "L'oi aculo.1' whi 1
will be sung 111 II tl in Friday nUlit, is
founded tiputt an Ami" lean's slmy of
the Chinese. "Pi e ti." 111 it "T tntili.ieusei'
Is repented Sn tut day afternoon.
And Satii'itix ti a" t. lonchldeil Al
plionse tu clinch his argument, when t in
Italian opera hand on a Fnnra sturx.
"Matl.inie Sins-ejetie" Is sioig Cle cist
will Include Sotigst,..s F.nr.ir, Atnerl
run. Lctior.i Sp . lies, Ivng.is 1 ILta
Fotnln of Cabfornl 1. Soi'. e ltris.au.
Itu.sslan: 5m atinl M it 1 1 .noil I. I'll., in.
Max I'.loiti. derm in Ve a t'ur'.s,
Amerli'itn . M . n '1 " Kg' net'. Hi 'g. .111,
Itotiert Lionhiitilt Austrian' !! ni 1
Itigtie French, nut forgetting P1.1l Alt
bouse, PI. . little liminii
EMMA GOLDMAN BARRED.
I nltitl elll I nit r I'lli'lllt) Vetoes
tilili'llt Plan for I. retort.
Firf I eie.tdfl1 in f lited to .il'pe ! I'ttie
I'iiiuii Theolog 1 'i I S.-mi't ir llro.idw t
nnd Until sttt'i't. 1 s- night tn s; 1 ik on
It 11:1 f 1 ll Mitt She s.nd rti-it 1 er li i'i
bid liet n tiostpone-l. hut Cli to.i P i.e.
treasure., said tlllt Miss I lol.l'i, ,11
wonhlii't benlloweil in the t-etii n u .
"We tie t ever hid sticli a w, tn in In
this jd, ice." he s.ild. "and we newr
shall. 1 am surmised ttt.it tin st'idi ts
rstenib-il set), li .111 invitation to her Tie
faculty knew nothing about It utit.l Moot.
to-d:t). We do t o. w uit Miss 1 iol liu in.
nor tlo we npprriic of hi'r "
Miss (loldintu said tint she would lis
f o-
glltd to talk to the- sttldei'ts. t 1 '
no ftcillt:'. If the sfi lei ts want
to do mi at ntiv :1m
' "M lei ture ts rot 1 ' i II 'I
J si el "! m.i ge t to-n gltt . :
utaer liii'ltt this we
I l.e
Slllltt.tlirtll III 'rrllllcssei.,
N'asiivii t k. Mmli 1' M .' 1
tie-.ee t is s 11 . I i- !. ,
storm It veti iiv a no-' it w n I
THE
1
o'clock io-nlRht until 10 to-morrow
morning.
the States, such as
morUuge, 1 i(istniasteis, Cnllectum of Customs and
llltig, was , it,., like. He also condemned the use of 1
Federal patronage as a means of re- I
warding Kepiescntatlvett In Congrtss lor
supporting legislation ad netted by the
President.
For Colds, lnilucii7.it,
CourIih, Soro Tliroat
GRIP
WILLIAMS REUNION BEERLESS.
Senior Class Vote Ihimi Propiisl
llon for l.ltltior.
Wlt.l.HMSTOWN, Mass, March 30
The former assessment of $77.',O00 on Tim Williams senior class decided lient
the property wn tertuceel this year 10
$650,000.
Mr. Hamnieistelii has idedged tils
Manhattan Opera House stock and the
Lexington Avenue Opera House ruort
gage with the Mutual Hank as security
for $70,000 loan. Tho Hamniersteln
Opera Company was Incorporated In
July, 1 909, with $260,000 capital stock,
which was doubled In December, liftl.
Louis J, Vorhaus of Mr. Hummer
stein's counsel, In reiterating thut tho
to-tlny lo prohibit the use or liquor at
class hciiibiunrlerH at reunion time. A
rumpiiimtse ineasiiie allowing those who
tleslre beer to buy It themselves Instead
of having the class buy It ns 11 unit
was voted down 11 tier 11 heated discus
slon, It was tloelded that each member
should take out 11 life Insutitnce policy,
the proceeds of which, $25,000, should
aceruo toiilio college at the twenty. tlfth
reunion. tjf(
'r.
In
During the prevailing epidemic
I of Grip, be sure to keep Dr.
' Humphreys' "Seventy-seven"
handy und take u dose at the
first chill or shiver, to insure best
results.
If you wait till your bones be
gin to acne, tin you cougn and
sneeze, have sore throat and in
fluenza, it may tuke longer.
Pleasant to take, handy
carry, fits the vest pocket.
2lr. nnd II. mi, at all iliiik'nIMB or mMled,
lliiniphres' llntneo. Medicine Co
WlllUm Uticct, New York,
to
150
No Tunnel
Route
TO
Philadelphia
If you enjoy open air travel at its best, with
no smoke and really good scenery
Try This Route Next Time
Your Watch Is Your Time Table
Because Every Hour On the Hour
Fast Trains leave Libertv St.. Irom 7 A. M.
to 10 R 11. week days: S A. M. to 11 I M.
Sundays. Midnight train dailv: Sleepers
ready 10 P. M. (Leave V. 2'M St. i) min
utes of the hour lor all trains.) Superior
dining car service at dining hours.

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