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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1915.
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BECKER WRITING
POST MORTEM TO
DENY HIS GUILT
Is Prppnrins Stntcmriit in
Df-atli IIoiim' To 13c Pub
lic After Execution.
ATTACK ON WHITMAN
I'KATL'HKS DOCUMENT
Ojsi.vt.vrj, July 57 Charles Rrkr
walteI cuterl' In the, death house all
day for his wife to come to him with,
he put It, "koo1 n." The news
he wan looking for evidently was his
wife's won! for It that Justice Ford
had granted him ft new trial.
After :t very long day Becker arose
thin tnornlni: an hour after sunrise Mm.
Becker did arrtve at the. prison, hut not
with the word her husband had been
looking for She. drove up to King King
at o'clock this evening In one of the
station automobiles and greeted news
paper men she knew pleasantly. After
only a few minutes of delay she was
conducted back through the prison to
the death house, where she talked with
Becker until It was time to return to
Manhattan on a train leaving here at
9:12 o'clock.
She carried no legal documents with
her, as she did last night, tut merely
brought the evening papers to Becker
and then had a long talk with him about
hli case. Before leaving Manhattan
Mrs Be kcr had conferred with his
counsel at their oHleea.
It Is the opinion of people close to
Becker that If he escapes the chair
next Friday morning he will go on then
steadily In a fight for freedom, a fight
which for persistence will be likened
only to that which was waged f suc
cessfully by Albert T I'atrick. But at
the present stage of the proceedings,
Becker, so It Is said by those who talk
to him, seems to be making a mental
fight with himscif against placing too
much stock upon ny bit of encouraging
news that may be brought to him. Over-
confidence during the next two days, lie
realizes, vvojM only make the blow all
.Z . : '. . t . . 1 .u
ui naruer 11 ne were iu irni i 1
last moment that his eleventh hour fight
had Leer
en unsuccessful.
,
rli.B n P.-.l-Murteu, Ue.iL 1.
In the meantime te cgraph managers
wars busy s iperlntendmg the instal-
,n.m ,.f intniment. -nouiih to keen
ten extra operators imil a chief operator
busy, on the seconq no.
nosj nouM! across man wum 111
main entrance to the prison. The in-
struments aro for thu Uie of the news
paper men who are to uitne.- the exe
cutlon if it takes place Friday morning
Despite whatever denials that may be
forthcoming. It may ne sain aumorua
lively that Becker Is preparing a state
incnl wnicn IS 10 oc maue iiuimi; 111 ,
jne ev-eni 01 ma ui .. . ,
be
su.u i ..... . v. ; y V' -
tement will be an affirmation of In-.
statement
nocence of any connection with the
murder of Ilos-.-nthal.
He realizes now, it Is said on the tarns
good au'jiou'y, tint his d &avoai of
any guiit of grafting In tr.u long stale-1
ment he Issued early Jast vveeK. weuK-
ened the statement In the minds of I
countless people who ore morally cer-
lain inai ne nau ouiauieu vast sums inijonn Harrison at j'atierson. i'utnam ,
a short time while hind of the strong county, will be executed first. It all
arm raid ng xjuad. Nevertheless In the 1 depends upon which shows the greater j
statement he Is now working on he will self-control, the man with the better
not admit that he took money Illegally grip upon hlrr.velf always being selected '
f remi gamblers. His death hour stale-1 to go last. I
ment will, In a word, be a defence of I If Haynes is making any statements
himself as u "rnartvr" sent to the elec-'or trying to get a stay of execution, no
trie chair by a District Attorney anxious one Is making his, view public here or
to make political capital out of hU tun- In Manhattan. The execution of Becker I
vlctlon and dtatli sentence. (and Haynes next Friday would leave
Shortly after the Court of Appeals re- tnentv-threw condemned nrlsoner. In th. I
fused lo mve Becker a third trial one of deith house cells and the' eight cells
hi friends urged him to begin a cam-' used to take care of the overflow pend
palgn of publicity with a statement In'lng the completion of twenty-five cells
which he was to den that he was guilty now being constructed In a new exten
of murder but admit the graft charses. Bon to the death house
"Be frank and open to the public. , !
Charley," the. friend pbaded with him.'
Tell a clear, clean cut story of yourj TOUCHARJJ ADMITS THEFT,
operations In the Tenderloin, how much
money jou got. where you got lt and; Tennis Star Pleads (iullty t t-i.
;wu Ms, t-ini 1 1- 1 rw I w nidi HUCn j
a statxent wi:i be corroborated. Any
corroliiratlon sets the public to thinking
and talking and mucn might rotult In'
your favor."
Itrfnaril to Admit Kraft.
Becker not only refused to dp this but.
is usual wnen tin Is opposed, he
brought to an end the close friendship"!
. . . "l'.
which had obtained between him and his
contl.lant.
Among his present regrets. h6wever.
Is one which bears on this, odvlce. of his
friend; If he does not as the 'result of the'?,; 'T, a!!,artm't they missed
present hearing before Justlcel Ford Ve. , bMu Y!ll.u!1 at. 'l,or than 00. His
celve a third trial he Will be strapped In
the chair believing that among his other
mistake was his refusal to begin a pub.
ncu campa.gn 01 some sort Immediately
jrt of Appeal, reX
'.rAPP,.;iN cMef regreto I
now, ne my, are that he did not take
the stand in his o-.vn defence at h s 'sst.
trial and that he did I not m!k. nM
long the story concer eJnr.!! I
ie hd with ; V I
occasion now he is known to show
flurries of anger when he reads that
some of the public look upon the story
f Tim fiulllvan as the last minute
statement of a desperate man who
makes accusations involving . h..
man. He could hav told the story In I
nn ,iciau wniie nig nm was alive hi
ay hotly, except for his promise- "to
neep me uig reiiow out of It
ln Sine-
convict who says he overheard the
Jlot-cnfat informers "framlnc" nicker
In the Tombs, to .ome to Albany fur
examination In order that thu Governor
might dl out the truth. The fJover
nor, Decker will Ir.flst, In questioning
Murphy at Albany when he knew that a
court was about to ps upon Murphj's
Affidavit short:..-, was only continuing
what Ilecker looks upon as vindicative
"persecution "
l' With the Nun.
Although Decker remained up late
last night In order to read the legal
papers hruught to him by his wife, he
was out of his ot before other Inmates
of the death house had begun to .stir
this rnorninc H nte his breakfast
with unimpaired appetite and at soon as
tho mornlriir. papers he subscrlheji for
wero hand&d to him, he read every
word nbout hi own case with cloho at
tention. When he had llnlslied his own
papers h borrow ell from the other
death hoiihe cniivtcls and read h trime
with cart: aim
The two extia days of life granted to
him did not .eim to be of more than
passing interest to Ilecker -his great
est ciiiiiirn was ns to whether or not a
nee he hav a 1
llvan and lfarrv r,.iv..iVm "-'"ling won many sectional championships,
The, Matcment he will Issue In r,,.. ' ""V "m. "r'o. -viahK.i
he Is nut to death this week wH, he Is I 'does-ri5t Know nis ago. He, Joined
quoted sj. say.nK. brlns troubled ,hc ",rnIval. Clr Company In Keattl.,
thoiiKht, .0 oov WhltmVnconSrn "V, f"r '1H
It will not even admit that the Oov. lu,." '0rf- 'i JjT thVl.h', ci'm"
... Uomm,... ..... o V to Nea- ork on Monday nlrht Ust to
un" 'UJ " mn! b" Er itited to hint. Next
'TU
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A CAREFUL
INVESTIGATION
will trY that ef all farms af
ImrMtmant tha safest and feeit
are aur
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GUARANTEED MORTGAGES
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
RICHARD M. HURD, President
Capital, Surplus A Pr.$9,000,000
.'.3 UMrtf t...V T. 1M Uafr Ht .na.
to this he showed most Interest to
I"
whether or not Justice Kord Intends to
summon him or any others to testify
at the hearing
lowaru convincing jusuce rora tnan any
affidavit or groups of affidavits would.
Becker was very well please-d with
the argument put up In h' behalf yes.
lrday by Bourke Cockran before Jus-
tlce Kord. After he had read the papers
ne, went out into tne small exercising
court Isttween the death houe and the
east wall of the prison, where con-
demned men get a bit of fresh air apart
from the other prisoners. The court Is
long and narrow, measuring 15 by SO
feet. Here Becker sometimes plays
handball with Hans fc'chmldt. the choice
oi exercising Deing nivineo smong nana-
ball, brisk walks around the little en-;
closure or a vigorous game that oriel-'
natfd In Italy, In which havy wooien
balls are a part of the equipment. The
condemned men are taken out Into this
enclosure In squads of eight. j
Johnson Tells of Statriurnt. '
The marked Interest shown by officials '
nd prisoners In Becker's case Increases
as the hour set for his death approaches.
There are many to be found in and '
around the prlnon who ir.si.t stoutly'
tr.at they believe Becker Is Innocent of
murder.' Assistant r-h..?.. ,V
tnhnA .in,...k '
o n l'n, JiZt " rUle "rV r,t' -
ont about expressing any c... :.,n he
may hold as to Becker's gut.t r inno-,
Becker Insisted throughout the day V, ' , ", "' nZi,ni,rAlv , I revelation that llosenthal m ght make Is roi.i, ir um n sen ence recently was
that he not only Is willing but extremely V.Vd. that all of the evidence ,,1 I r-w a'1,le b' th' overwhelming proof commuted by Oov itm.n to a life
anxious to be brought to Manhattan l" "Bk'??B conviction , he ' 'm,',IIH ln ,h" th "a',,al,'n from the old pr.on
to tell his story at the hearlnj and sub- "JS?,1. l,irl p. I b-fore thv murder step had beer, taken lo Auburn this morning,
mil to an examination. . n WIA IT'm: rem've IMm nihil from the Jurlsdlc- Charles Frederick ftlelow. a bulky
-If the cr.urt will listen to my story Vatl.,u" went before the Tun" "" "'5- a"'1' that th re-1 t?'r recently convicted of murder In
from my own tip." he Is quoted as say- 'the'Ucond trron'th. '""tlSo'n y of fused to be a party .ven to theM mea.-, ing0'-'
tK' '.'I" th" h,...""1 llfV' Jscl van. The point of the meet- ires for Ilos.nthal's removal, on the , Wnr 8ln tr,,' tmn1K .i'1
Uh.it I have to say will go far more , r. nt- Tim w.iiiu-an -nA ground that h had much more to fear tent-nnn person ronoemnei 10 aeatn
"fn tr . uKllt-' 'lU'-tions:! C,ari?,. Bt the second trial, and says
rteel.r y a ,k,aI,ks . have ha'1 'lth that this new evidence destroys the ,
7 m ,hlnkv. ,ve U'n Pfy, whole theory In regard to Pecker hav
L rfc.t0 ? m t0 he neV'r ha "I'-'l'iK remained silent about other new
xth!nit,haTVvnr,,,;n,;mpr!:,;rn ; Mt Mr cockran a ,hls:
ZSZT'iJZ hr'ten I """"
rf. f ti .i. . L . I
un uic iciiuiw r.e nas maue to I
tie. 1
"There Is nothing I have to y. or
lean .ay. at present a. to arrange-nent.
1 for giving out a last hour statement
1 r,.i.... - . .
1,rrer in case ne goes to tne. chair
Krlday leaving such a statenvnt. If
ucn a staiement be forthrom ng. how.
ever, I am sure that It will contain no !
" P'L",a'i" '
ew.r- i.r ,n sum a siaiemeni win oe
to reaffirm his Innocence."
AH privileges that Becker has bven
enjoying since he .came to the death '
elfalU. be continued Until some time on
I Thursday These, privileges small In
I themselves, but . highly prized by the 1
nouse win. even ir his new trial nlej
,nu ,..l.. ne j.11..
, xtrcitt and permission to keep foun-
.tuin pens, paper and other small but
.,.... nMm.,m ,
llaynes to tile nn Friday
No decision has been made so far
about which ,pf the condemned men at!
present "doomed to go to the chair on
Friday morning. Becker and Hum
Haynes. the mulatto, who' killed Mrs. ,
In fiolf Balls.
Oustav F. Touchard. formerry na.
tlonal Indoor tennis champion, pleaded
guilty yesterday through his counsel.
George Gordon Battle, to grand larceny
111 me seconu degree before Judgu
Ilosalsky of General .Sessions. The In-'
dlctment charged him with stealing golf 1
li'"', from the Abercromble & Fitch
fnmn.nl- a. SS l..t. t-ui-...
Company
street.
Member of the company stated that
wnne 'joucnard was manager of their
counsel declared that he had fallen Into '
temptation through worry over debts 1
occasioned by the Illness of his young 1
wife, who died In May of last year SIki
Kmellne ""Imes. daughter of
Vl'm o! 105
.: ,7 -"
Many frJfnd? J at. Jouchard wero in
eourt on hlB hth,,Xt Although he Is
?.n':, A6 5 tarM old.Vhe. ha ad a spec
iscuiar rarrer on ira tennis courts, hav-
tence on Friday.
ESKIMO WAS TOO WARM.
Shed 5ralsbin Tosjs fuller thr
White Mshts and Was Arrested
Steve Natuck Is an Eskimo, four feet
r-ee the slghti. 'Allgntnig from the train
at tfa Pennsylvania station he mw
some (treat white lights. The llirhts
and cheer caused him to shed his thb'k
sealskin coat and later his fur breeches.
Then ho ran along Seventh avenue
until I'ollcfman Dulaney halted hint
nnd took him to the West Thirtieth
street station,
In the Yorkvllle court yesterday Mag.
iHtrate KoenlK tfild Natlu'k to rejoin his
company In Kutherford and keep away,
from the big city. I
AMERICAN SHIP WRECKED.
Schooner Malllr C. Mnrvll Ilr-
trnyril Off West Inillnn Isliiml,
WillguhtAp, Curacao, July '.'7 The
American schooner 8'sllle C. Marvll was
wrecked near Hnen Atre, a Uutcli West
Indian Island near the Venezuelan coast,
on July "2 Tbe crew was saved and
arrived her to-Uay. The schooner Is a
totul lops.
The captain ;ind crew will ltnve fur
New Votk on the 'Caracas.
The Kalllf O, Marvll wan built In 1901
nt Sh irptown.. She was owned by A, II
1 tin was continued on nan tor en-
1 toil h. , -... Il.i.i n ......
I Hull ii Co, She was of 5C5 tons gross,
'' ..Ul aiiliii.,., ,, ...
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BECKER'S FATE RESTS
NOW ON COURT'S POWER
Contlnvrd Item flrtt I'age.
If before received would probably
have changed the verdict: If such evi
dence has been discovered since the
trial and Is not cumulative; and the
failure to produce It on the trial was
not owing to want of diligence. The
court In such caseii can. however,
compel the personal appearance of
the aflan-s before It for the purposes
of their personal examination and
cross-examination under oath upon
the contents of the affidavits which
they subscribed.
This u the issue wnun justice roru ,
,J I. I. 1.1. .1..... .t.y.1,1. .
, ' . .. .. .. 1
u,, -" n".tV.Vf
pker the Sunday night before the
imlrder was known to Becker at the
m. t,ii threfnro. Mr n.e.
kn, arKUes. Is not within the limits of
th. COde prescribing the evidence unon
which a new trial can be granted The
rest of the new points raised by Mr.
rockran's new affidavits are not of suf-
flclent weight to merit a new trial, and
are controverted by the affidavits filed
by Mr Perkins, the District Attorney
believes.
Mr. Perkins takes a great deal of
space In arguing nd citing court de-'
riions to prove mat justice rorn s
powers are -those granted hy the statute '
nted He says that much, of the new)
evidence Is hearsay and Irrelevant t that I
such parts of It as come within the
meaning of the term "newly discovered"
r not of sufficient worth to have 1
' iA,n,v in ma nr.i rcum,n nn Mnn. . . ..... .-..! . - ... ... .
crange.i tne vernn'i or tne jury ir pre- Trie court Is not reduced to unv such
rented at the trial. Ista'e of he.pltssnesv Through I's on
Mr Cockran upholds nt great length 1'heret powers, .is we'.: as by virtue f
hi belief that th court's iowers are the code. It has the same power, exer
not limited by the statutes, but arejeed o vigorously a-d benefl (ally by
powers Inherited from the King's Heneh. i Mr. Justice Hooker in the Uenham case,
He says that the new evidence Is the 1 to require before this defendant Is ex
key to other evidence offered at the ecuted that the State must first review
ni wmcn covin not nve in unuer-
-1,1(101 except In th- light of the new I
affidavits. He quotes District Attorney t
m.i. e tti.... 1
In th ra.e the i.'.nriM r.m nrt 1
. V . . "' "' ,
silent during h! tna.. not through any
f d"credl'abl. revelation or re-
uctf "r , ,0 n ditnaitlnir con-
""""' hxS thr0UK "fl"1"
InvulK' In fi tirnm I. IImII mnrmil.fi,
: "'." . ,
exiravagani. mate , nis cor.ouri in
and extravagant, indeed Ms conduct la
i ""."'."".,""""
w1?,r'' lt n.o: ""bllshed by unqutstlon-
needed it ouM be con, d.red nVr.
:.r" , j , v . ' , i
lbl'- ''ut ,n-" '. t. . nJIn,"a';e "ct. ,
" ' ""i, r'c ,u
''Vy- ni tne uistnct Attorney de -
" . m-,
Cockran con'nds, because It does not
'"t'P-ement 'he testimony of Jack Sulll-1
n - an,',1' but relates 10 en-
i r 1 e ujm twrjrii 1 ---------
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By means of the automobile the outlying
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cities, and the values that are created in this
way more than offset any ordinary expenses
which the owners of automobiles may develop,
either in the way of daily upkeep, depreciation
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obtained from crops and thrift, even though it
goes into automobiles, graphophones and piano
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and the country benefits accordingly.
With good crops this fall, every expectation
of the automobile manufacturers should be ful
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per car will unquestionably be more than com
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The Harriman National Bank would be glad
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Hrvrntb Ave., bet sh and H..H fits. tWZv'ISlL, s,
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'J'"''!"-..1'!' T. ,'l",!,n ., . . l7PKICKNTlTAii(-.KI) ON
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Eant Houston si., mr, Ebm-i Bt. 5 TWO WKKKn' I'KOM DATK.
I tlrely distinct conversations among the
! Informers, overheard Ht dlff-rent times
' by Joseph Murphy. Harris and Mr
5lV:J then 1.
"Here hen, is the question b';r' ,
the court,' he continues. -On the fa-'ts
nt out in these affidavit and conceded
by the District Attorney, It Is now up.
parent that the whole case, erected
sgair.t the defendant (Its founditlon
and Its superstructure) Is based upon
fraud ar.d perjury Becker never had
' the conversation with Rosenthal de-
i scribed by Kose, on thi trial and which
led the trial court to charge the Jury
I rhji ih.r. was evidence that the tor i
: . ,,.. .,. v.,,...-- r..,-
r"i" "-r v.
'hal and BecKer
"The suggestion that the defendant
from his disappearance than from the
testimony which he might give.
MIstaLr .VI ay Cost l.lfe.
Vrtlnst thl ms of new nroof the.
.VK.illiei nil nn" ' I'iwi met
District Attorney scirr-ly lnterposs a
, ,
'
Cenlal. But he claims that the court
powerless now to consider It His con
tentlon Is that the defendant must be
executed, not because it can now be con-
slder-d stabllshed that he actually
committed the crime uf killing iloscn-
thai, but because he remained sll'-it on
the trial Insteid of taking the stand on,
nis own nenair. in otner words, it is
contended that this court must permit
th.s defendant to be deprived of his life,
not because he klll-d or procured the
killing of another, but be.iute he made
u mistake in the manner of conducting
his trill.
. no ,.re,e.-;ei. proot o:
w men is r.ot questioned and wn.cl is
utterly subversive of the theory upon
wh.ch the defendant wu ..,.vi,t.,i
Mr Perkins's supplemental brie.'
mage, tnree points . first, that the oour'
J"""' 10 l.-herent powers ove the
lu'JmAu. '.c ?" W" r,urt eJ"-'pt ,tho;'
5"s"lbei ,,.b, . ' cor''1' h.'
-
wSffiZtit
:nr pin n: euDer. V ai.or. HO and
.hnn are i-umiilai. ih hi. Tim
J'"', " Tmu,a"AV . B Tm
r kn-w about Tt 'and' Kdwara
, ,K , ,ta,em. t t ,at H0fe h.d 16 S5o
L - h, P4nw Vim ! Tl " arilnV t
I.. .... . . r
insinuation. i denied ny Hose and
nlrr, At.elbaum. Hi Tim. .iiPi-
Harr Apelbaum. Big Tim s secretary.
Ockrnn Asserts Conrt Has Power.
Mr Cockran s supplemental br.ef :,o
makes three p trts first, that the DIs-
trlft A,tor.,y ln hl, brlf c.ert a CJ
lr the Kederal r'ou-t whi 'h has no In.
h,r,n, powrr an(J therefore differs from
the .tate court se.or.d. that the King's
.Bench never i.a 1 pardon. ng powe-, Hnd.
therefore, the (lovernor in this cnu-try
does not usurp the functions cf that
immim 1
sl
court, and third, that the 8uprm Court
has Inherent power to grant a new trial.
He adds:
"This court Is urgently asked to ob
serve' that In those briefs submitted by
the District Attorney, as In his argu
ment yiterday, the facts embodied In
the defendant's affidavit are hardly
Mar-'guo'lon"'' Th District Attorney places
technicalities which he Invoked to pre-
.fM tn coim from dolt)(f wnat J(Jj(tCe
manifestly requires should b- done."
Mr Cockran's attitude Is that the
COurt can and should grant a new trial,
hlle Mr. Perkins seems only to have
argued that the cuurt cannot grant a
new trial.
--nT . TasTTWrn ITmtrnw
MAS- KULA XA1LH TU AUHUKfl
ts'n -. h finvrn. n
. -
moved From 9lu Sin.
OsstM.vo, July ST. Mrs. Madeline Fe.
War Hart Hnslnrsst Kills Himself.
"Mn """"" ..lunuay
... 44-,u -. . .....I cA.l. '
The man who killed himself Monday
1 .. '
nue. Th Bronx, was Identified yeeter-I
day as Kdward B. Fox. deiler In op'.-al
end photographic supplies, at 21 West
r'Mifc k . ,,, o. a.... .t , n - '
irklMUili h him ,An V
Kox, ;
,, Th. ,,. ..1,4 , ttk.nr h.l hn
i.,..mi, M..r business trouble sm-s
th, njr ,tarted. He was 52 yetrs old
anil ,v,,i Ht Sedgwick avenue.
I JIUK III mr aiawis
PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND
NEW YORK'S
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
TOl'Nti StrN AMI nOTn.
IIAftNARI) SCHOOL FOR BOTH .
Fleld.on.Weet 24zd St. Dor m7 remain
slldar. Including Ssi'r. Study hour. Tennis
Courts. Athletic yield. Kind's to College.
ikvic; m 1100L I., n. rat
3.1 W. iMth t. Tel. 4i echurl'r.
Iloji Irntr n 10 30. All Department.
No home study for boys under IS.
TRINITT aCHOOt.
13U-I47 West till Street
A Cbtireh llsy School
roit nova.
Mr.CARrr.XTF.R'S SCHOOL fur ItOTS
310-312 VV'et Knd Are. Tel Col UM.
The I'.th year beclns October 4. 191 V
Outdcir eterclsv I JO to 4 all winter.
nwir.iiT BCiiooi.. is w. 4j ht.
ry Dept.orNew York PTepsrstoey school.
Thoxish work, limited clse. rood. fees.
Summer Sealon foe Sept. Eliminations.
nr. P4i'ia
SCHOOL.
Hoi Is, usrden t'lty. Long i.lind.
WALTER K. MAKSll, Hettdmaster.
KM DA I. K ttll'NTRT SfllOOI.
I acres, near Van Cortlsndt Pk. at :U St,
Dy A noardlnr Hoys r S Ilsrkrtt. Meal
master, latlmate uacbtar by Bcnolsrlr ilea.
FOR t.lHUS A NO TOl'.Ml WOVIKN.
THE BAR.VAKO SCHOOL FOR (ilRLN.
Klndrrsarten to CoUee. tirsdustes tn ls 1
tag Colleges, tijmnsslumscd Tennis. CU
iogue. 423 W est 14MU SUeet.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE COR GIRLS.
Collrse certUlcalcs. U'lme.tlc Science
co-irs. sdTaneed work In Erxlitb snd mod
ern Language for High Scaool gradual,.
the sri'nnr.st school FomiiRi.H
4iVV wihst Elrmentarv.llish wriwui.no
metlrMriere .twrtttirtnl MsryWrsvi- Mlrr,
Course I JfelToWcmvl'llsr-Morlndrsmitiis.
RIVF.RStnE SCHOOi.
? West End Ave., cor. IftVl St.
Klndrrrsrten. Eltmrnury, HlfS School and
L'ollrre 1'repsrstloa. Tel. VtO ftlvrr.
ROT II SVIAI'.S.
TIILIIROWN MIMII. or TI'TOIIINU
III Un! J!Ui Street. Tel. Co). Mil.
Open sll bummer. A!o Lone Islsnd
Jcrv Lout. Br Harbor Orccnwlcn. &c.
KTHU'AI. CLLTLKF. SCHOOL
Central Park i: and MUty-tMrt str-:.
From Klcdcrzartcn to Callece.
Athletic HcU, upen Air Ucpartmeat.
THIN IIIKECIORV ArPEAIISl IIVII.T
A hl'NIIAV. RATES ON HF.OL'KKr.
THE SCHOOL. CO I.I. El. E AMI CAMF
BL'fir.Af. N. T. Sl'N. N. T. CITV.
FOR GIRL'S AMI 101'NU WOMEN,
CONVENT STATION. Nsr Jersay.
40
1 nr. uuLLbwk
of ST. ELIZABETH .
V thoroush rduiallun for slrl.
heslnnlns with the Mernndary
toures of Instruction and tun
llnuln throush lollcse to thu
deree uf A. B. or B. S.
Also a Seircturlul Course nf
nrni'llisl value in those intend
ing to enter buslnc". Addre..
THE .MOTHER SI'PERIOIt.
( iintriit M.itlun. New Jer.ri
PLAINFIEI.I), New Jersey.
COLLEGE OF MT. T. MvRT,
Plalnflrld, N. J,
Mtuvted on the Watih'inir Mixintaln. Col.
lere for oun wnnirn, Eitrntlun courses,
high school nd primary drpis. A high class
graded school fur yomu l'i and girls.
NT. MARY'S. PennayiTsnts.
ST. IIF.NF.IhTm 'ir ACADEMY,
St. Mao's Elk Co. , Prnns,
Elenienlsrr Intermediate
and Senior
Terms lifsi "0 for 10 month'.
I.OKETro, rrnniilianla,
i:i
1 BT. FRANCIS COLLEGE and Eulesl
(Uul seminars. Loretto, ra ,uth esr
1 hituatton healtlilet In renna Impruve
menu prhate riniiu.. ir)ni. HlmmlnK poo)
large lamiiiis. Very. Hey ; J I' M DDYI.K.
T o It.. 1 D., LI. 11.. President
LITITZ, Penns)lsanl.
LINDEN HALL SEMINARY
I or Girls. Est. lit. Iloolilrt, Address
Box 106, I.ltlU, Pa.
UETIILEIIE.'I I'enn.) Iiunls.
Moravian Seminary College (or Women
UETHLEllEM. PA.
Accredited. :;ih year .iept. ::, IJIS.
H AMIINOTON, D. 0.
I Trinity Ciillee. WashlnHon. D. C A
fittiiollc In.llvutlon for the hlfhsr sducs..
ton ot women. For particulars addrsia
lb Secretsxy.
GeoneloKD Yl.llstlon Conrent, Wait)
Inflon. O, C. UoarJIn snd day school,
U.tnbllthed I79s. Writ for booklet.
HOLY CROSS ACADEMY. Wa.lilnston,
l, C. lio-trdlnc and day school for girls.
Ante fiimer Superior for Booklet,
IIL'BI'QI'E. low.
MT. ST. JONF.PII COLLEtiE AND
ACADEMY, Dubuque, lows, nooklet on
rtsiucsl.
WEDDING GIFTS GONE,
BRIDE ACCUSES FATHER
Postmaster Pin of West Pater
son Held on His Daugh
ter's Chnrirc.
J'ATEP.so.v.July IT Postmaster Henry
Pin of West t'aterson was held In $200
ball last night by Judge Morris Kammel
hor on complaint of Pin's daughter
Bertha, 16 years old, who charged him
with the theft of a wedding ring, six
silver spoons, a set of linen table covers
and napkins and 123 worth of cloth-
'"fi-.th PI., n-j. tnarrUH Anrll 2S tn!Toor'n
Henry Skuplns. The couple lived at
the Pin home, but recent disagreements
decided the young couple to move yes- I
a complain
Pos'.maeter Pin. absolutely denying
the cliarre. demanded a trial on the
. 11 '1. . .. t L' . ... wfil I-... ,..1,1 him
' ......... i- ii,... ...i.i i.,
-......-.... w. ......
th Ititi. rll,l for hit in ll.h rsie4
aVrilrt.5"?r;v enumerVted "he , ' "; Performed the unusual feat I V. Y. OfUre, 4J 3th Ate. 1,1. i Mj4 .
the articles alreaxl enum erated ot running for nearly half a m.le alor.g
complalne.l to her parents, but further , h , , , nd ro d tl(lr Uchemla to-
search was in vain. The youn woman ,h' ttW m Mcupln tneima M) 1DIIK ooe,.,w,,
hurried to Judee Kammelhor and made iai..w ch., " .
. .r . 7 . V
his flst In the courts face and banged
the table Mrs. Pin held on to her htls -
band finally su. celrd In calming him.
I John J Craig. Jr. furnished the requl-
'site K00 bond.
FOR OIKLS AM) lOL'NO WOMEN.
vV.ULRrim.N, .Sr. lork.
IMMACULATE HEART ACADEMY
AND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
M'ArEltTOVVN. N. V.
Conuueei l t.. -ert ot St Joseph.
Chartered h ir.. H.rtuti ot th Statt ot
New Virk T ,1 a ,' I. ardinr school
tor cjnt 11 ar. 1 rt.e slrn 11 is
rharmlnr .nj na 'n'u r t;uit-l
.tt U'MCNTi Mojii . i,u' dinrt. tlbrsrr.
auo.t rit. ... ventl iltil anJ cheertu.
sleepin roQini. r.o iloi.ftlioil.i. .xtenilss
a.o.J.Vf.0r ,r:"2l''n.... n...
ani i.ih S.haa D.nart, .n tinda7d
or lira lu.'lon. lies. 11
Art rrnrfn-' .Tii.ie-. ., Department,
ro.xwlilt A TORY or Ml iri The rerular
cour.e 1 de.icn.d for itiidcnta Intending
10 pepart tor p.-o:e.ionai sorx ana nas
teen upprjvtd b the Stats Board of
Her-nr.
The Vlrrr C'avler ti uted throurhout
the Pl.nn Caii...
IO.NA lit 1. 1.. fr younr bos. It on th
For j is'rt-mstH- sdarsts
hl.lrr VI Jn.rnlilne. S. S. .1.
rtlltl IIEMIV. New lurk.
SHERMAN PARK SEMINARY
Private School for
GIRLS and Young LADIES
port henry, n. y.
,7 ;"l,r" . JOepn njve in inis -n'-"
f.i!'for0KMln,n,
location, for fcducstlon-1 pur;w tn the State.
aiiu.ioi on a prommence oirnnosini. lm
1 hampliln The tx-autlful Iar.. snd esten
all e rru es make the exterior env Ironment Ideal.
Tee olan of ln.truLrinn unite, rrv advan1
tair wliirh can contrlliux to a ud. refined
itluent. in raltaaili.n uf morsU and rclliluua
prinelDi,, And tare of hralth
The -mlnr provldra lutructlon la Aca
demic. Inurrredlafe Elementary snd Cum
mircul Orpartmenta. aln Music and Art.
Fur furlbrr Information address
SIMKK SL'1'F.RIOR.
' HOME. Nc lurk.
VI VIIF.VIV OF THE HOLY NaMES,
Hume. -V 1 .
oituated near the ixnks of thr bl.torlr.vl
Muhas Object of ar.idrniy I. to rllicate
ynunx Klrls thorrxuhly Tne academy Is
arrrcdltrd to the Lnlter.lt uf iBe SUti; of
,-ew 1 or . nic i')r rH.ikiei
NEW 111 IKill. Nr,t V.ork.
MT. ST. MARYon. the-HUDSON
For p.MK.'aW ."fl'.per.or
IIL'FI'AI.O. Neir York.
u ioLii.1.1: roi.i.i.t.E. iiuffaio. n. r.
.V Cat,. i Co for women. 1
Write for booklet.
I . Itlt 1 IOVVN. r Turk. "
CttNVENr ! .(-iTlIll HEvltl OF MiRT.
"Msrvinnnt." T.rr town -V Y Wrtle for
lllll.trsteit Catalogue
!s YltACt SE. New York.
ST. ANTIIOVl'S CONVENT SCHOOL,
Vraru.r. N. Y.
Full Information idrt SUter Directress.
II VI. I IMOltl:, Md.
Notre Dame of Maryland
A Collect, for Women MacutfVent hulld
lnirs In l.autlful 70-arrc park. Instruc
tors ar .,ivlut. All courses. Music.
Art (inlrsrur Charles Atreel Asenue,
llaltlmnre, Mil.
MOLNI MAMIINOro.N, .Maryland.
Vlt. t. Vsne. Cullegr. Mt. Washington.
Md College. High r-chool and llrsramar
seh'Kil Fur Information, tbe Ilirevireaa,
I0R llt)j AMI YOl.M) MEN.
FltEEIIOLll. Neil Jrrsey.
Freehold Military School and
.New Jersey Military Academy
liive u ur mi. uefre hi. haum of mind 1
and riilv itre forme I To dlttin t irhoo'f I
under -ne management one for bo-s J o I
13 otherf rr e er M Juay between
New York anJ Phi. id ph 1 l.lml'ed en I
mumrr.ts ter n.. !l t" I4. 0 V Idren for
Illustrated aia. g .Major ( lisrlrs M. ,
Imuran, mix 7s, 1 rrehiilil, .V ,1,
Hit. HTM OWN New Jersey.
PEDDIE INSTITUTE" Xr"00'
Prepsrs for a . ollrs.. lluelneii,' Music.
Uvnina.lum. e-immln pool Athletic
f.eld. 50th er 300 boys Lrser r-choo!
for boys 11 It ear Itaiea US') to I5S0.
Send far ..it.inf AJ.lre.. It. w, VET
INI, A, VI. , Hot A. II., Illglitstown. N.J.
HLAIRSTOvYV. New Jersey.
IBair Academy for Boys
,i't v.iiiu. i.nr . niuuern uUIM
lnr: gymnasium ewlmmlns pool. En
rtoued Tirme too JOHN C. MIARPE,
A. .VI., It. n., Hraclma.ler, Rni B. Hlsirs
tnnn, N. J.
JERSEY CITY, New Jersey.
st. peter7scollege
JERSEY CITY, N. .1.
Collere and hlsh school .-onitucteil bv the
Jesutt Fathers Kj! term beeln. Wednei.
ilav, !-pt I P .ata.oru ail.tre.. the
I'retldent, Itev Junes F M Oerniott, J
SUMMIT, New Jrrse),
CARLTON ACADEMY, M'MMIT N J. '
I.'pper srhool slve. thoroimh preparation '
for ail colleges. IndlvMuv! jnenMin. com
merrlal courses, athlein .nor, rr.i.i.o.
rhuplaln Lower srhonl hu.ernother to give
per.inai care ClIAitl.F.S 11 SCIIL'LTZ,
A. .M . Headmaster
HACKENSACK, New Jersey,
Nemiian srhonl, IU densark N J, A
college preparstory boirllng eclinol under
("athnllc amplce. JKsSK AHDERT
I.OCKK. A M . l,L. D ll.ailni.iser.
MKRCKHsiIfRti. IVnnoltanls.
The Mercersburg Academy
l-'OR IIOYh Vlerrer.lnir, p
heud for catalnue in
Wm. Mann Irvine, Ph. II., I.L. V..
Ileadnis.ter, Uox 111.
and that the Grand Jury would have to;the fl.ime, jumped to the
! cwsider the charge before the trial 1 1 ,e ear ,Ped aay Aft
I would take place tne postmaster shook" aout ha.f a mile the fla
DR. JEIIXFFE 15 AUTO CRASH.
Car In Which Alienist Is Itlrflns:
lilts Two Little lilrls.
aits Covr. L,. !., July 27. An auto
mobile carrying Mrs. K. Cartledge of
East Neck. !.. I , and Dr. Smith K. Jel
liffe of 14 West Sixty-fifth street, a.-,
allerlst who was a witness In the Thaw
murdr trial, struck and ran over two
sisters, 10 and IS ears old, on the
Cedar Swamp road near Olenhead this
evening. The younger of the two sis
ttrs. whose name Is Hawowskl. was
taken to her home at Roadside In th
car. The other girl was hurried to the
Nassau County Hospital, where It was
said her skull was fractured At the
time of the accident Kmll Hracek. a
chauffeur for Mrs. Cartledge, waa op
erating the car.
BLAZING AUTO RUNS UNGUIDED.
Car Destroyed Alter
Owner Jumps From Seat.
Satvillk, t- I., July 27 A heavy six
of .n.,H wih n unidentified man. 'be.
, ,,ev'd to b(. lht owner, at the wheel
..i..- niv rnt.ee'eil
. . . . itiz .
. , ... . 1
KteA, anl gasolene or. ine tnsmi
i . t.. .r-u . .1.... t.,ri..1 K,
uetauie iKiiitr... itc ...
roadside a'ld
After travelll-g
flames reached
, the machine's vitals ar.d It stopped. The
lru - nee arrived In time to see the auto-
ImiM
converted Into a twisted steel
skeleton
'New Yo
He then tooK the tram to
ACADEMIES
I'OR BO is AM) IUIMi MKN.
ST. BONAVENTl'KK P. O., New York.
St. nonavrnturr'e College and emlnsrT.
ft Boniventure P. O. Allecany Catta
ruiut Co.. N V Courin. Coainvr I...
Aei.lemlr. Co:ierIt nd Theological.
Write far Hooklrt.
BROOKLYN New York,
51 !. rlla..I-el.- Wllloiihbr Ates.,
"'" "' Brooklyn. . V.
Th.i'. it, ir ,n hn.
, c iy ,n,j3, , , ommer lai. enlnr-
I In. pd.olcai and it.usi, . cour.-.. R-
I P tnr cata.lou.
i M. Frsi
' Rrook.yn,
t- Frmnrit Collets, llutler and Baltic Ms.,
t directed ay tne Franciscan
flrntlirri n.v mhfl.iri en.l lllffh n hfi...
ciatiKa, and commercial. I
EM.MITSBL'Rti, .Vlaryland.
Foundei l0
MOOT Sl.r MVKT'S COLI-tUiE
nd
ECCLESIASTICAL SEMINUtY.
S n.ntlt.lnirw llar.lanit.
Conducted by Secular clervymen. aided 1
by Yay Irofessors. Cour-s. IVeparatory ,
1 ( oranMTrlal. scientific. Cla.lcsl Ecrleslas-,
tlcal. Separate Department for V. ouru H.,ys 1
1 aiaiojrue upon rrr.uesi Aniirrsn. itisnv
iter, .vioruiifnor u. j. un.iiiLM, u..
I'rrstdent. 1
liROTON, M.srliiiertt.
' Rrj House School, Groton, Mass.
A imi I . hoo! tor oun bo. combine.
lie l'h school dlKlpllne. and pre-
of h l'tep.rator
athcole Limited to ten bova.
Address, C. A. Shaw. Headmaster.
NORTHAMPTON, Massachusetts.
1 offer aperlal auperslsloa for youns;
GEORGE P. TIBBETS Tenpi?r,' .5f.7,'
NOBTHA.VtrTON. MASS.
ALLENTOtVN. rrnnsylisnU.
AI.I.F.NTOWN PRKP. SCH.OI. Prepare.
1 dojs rur leaain vo.iee. and unlvereltle.
vuiiuiii.,, ainieucs Jr. Uelll.
rRAN! s "ItlMA.V. A M. Prln . Alien
l0"n- 1
'
rOR HOTII SEXES.
NEW YORK Ijikemont.
Starkey Seminary
Lakrmonl, latra Cu., N. V.
Ueautlfui .lie on seneia l.j... H.al coun
try, cusllt nave room and air An ini..i
nome school for both eeie. of 11 ye.re and
,'. f";- ''?;; "li.je. an,
iu.ic. x ?ii necenit standards. 2ie.
cure rooms eany hatei, I2i0 to 1100
Addr bos uf
Martya Kuminerbell. I)., President.
LITCHFIELD. Conn.
THE HERLE HOVIE-CHO)U
I or rlil.dreri s to 13 Dr Herls hers
applies hl ) tem of home tralnlnr .sum-
mer and winter port combined with x
rapid. h..'th mental growth. Ideal loev
tlon. Indlvttual attention. Terms (1,009
Summer t(00 1
LITCHFIELD. Connertlrut.
OREENSBl'Itn, Pennsylvania.
SETON HILLTsCHOOLS
CREENMllRU, PA.
Elementar), aca.temtc couriea. Wr
for Booklet.
WII.KEwRARRK. renntylianla.
''W'S, Pareehlsl High School,
wliktibsrrt, Psnna. Afntlatsd to tne
Catholic Unlvtrtlty of America, Wain
Inston. D. C.
ALLEMICRST, N. J. J
Rand Summer r-rhool, Al'.enhurtt. N. 3,
Boarding; no failures for entrance. 1
Bl'MNESSCOI.LEC.ES.
NEW YORK New York City.
WALWORTH Bu9lr" Institut. Brc.a,,
seeping.SecrelnnlCourso.CiyilSsr.ir. SeCat?05.
DANCING.
NEVT YORK Ntsr York City.
C. IfEPBl'RN IIXIN. vt, H,
"Amerlesn Authnrltv on Modern Pan. e -tthAv.N
W.ror mh.st Til Hryant fi3;i
Private
Schools
THE SUN mulntalns a
most efficient Educational
Bureau.
This complete service is
absolutely free of charge to
you.
Accurate and unbiassed
information given to all in
quirers. This service will prove of
valuable assistanco in se
lecting the proper school
for placing your boy or eirl.
In writing five) sufficient
detail so that Intelligent
ftdrice can be given.
SCHOOL-COLLEGE
and CAMP BUREAU
ISO Nssu St., New York
DIRECTORY OF
NEW.YORK'5 LEADING
VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTORS
. K. PRKKSON MIII.KR,
Teacher of Singing. 3d Carnesle Mall,
liTUIIIli OI'K.N ALL HUMMER
mme. IUCKH0UT en!rTpi;r!l',,:
cvllnder touring car abUie from bonne: i HOT F.I. nDm
1
Hl'MMfcK R:nrtT.
LON'O isjLAND sr Inrk.
The tot 4tlrsrtle Cnuntrt Hotel
vdjirent In .New lrk (lit 1
Garden City
notci
GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND
One of the most ev s.
In America A com. Ins
life and rneirnpi Vua t
foiind ('Dnductid on tti
There isilwforttci jave .
A Handsome a la Carte Reel rt
70 miles from N.V Freijuenr
I'enn. Elation J J I.ISMM
I.ONO ISL.M Manlnttan lies
ORIENTAL
.VI .1 N II T I
ih;k h
A g A
WJm Cl
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. W fl ,. r . u . ..
un uiKa use, wugpruios n, .1, 1
I - .
lll'r,3 I I II. Ill I I III r If
r.' hour L. ri m, N
, tiol.r Hiivtin). Miiiiiiiim,
IKI MVIIUM. KIIIM.
SEW VOHK (. 1.111 V,)UDtain..
rine iroe llnue. .. . '
r smiemeiu n
milk iTtis. Ar Ssup K I. M 1
I
NEW lOltK Adirondack .Mountain..
l-ake tieurse, X. V. II .
par, lan a s'.n !'' '
NKW OKK.
EMPIRE TOURS xl
IKK
Famous ant imoSI s r ' A
Iroquois, ar.i or. .ni. Z a
'and maps fr. F N Bi s -
tunn, n. r
MI.C'EI.t..NEOt
Fort millam Henri Hotel
;,' V lintel rhamplaln
plain. Ii I'o it N Albert thlrrint
lrr Heached v. t" : u .
NEW JERSEY Sprlni! Ijke lleath
THE NEW
'ssex o cussex
-hotelOw-Ocottages
i SritlM. I.IKE BE Vfll N J
I lllrertly 011 the Ocejn Now 01 1 V
1 1 oncrrt and dance (jrchf'ra
Kldinic Harden. i,ri.i II
ater in hatr.nims I
I'boBe 3V4 Mur-.y 11
DVVIK H. 1'l.t Mill. Mmun
Fine ( "iitjir for rem 111
lonnrittuii with hotet
NEW JEKKY Atlantic City.
ft. a rm a vraa
THE LAROr.T FIREPRO T RE f?n
SORT HOTEL IN TI,E v .v'r H-l
A Bold Orifirai Crta' in -
Local Ciior ot At, a t c I y
Americans jDniarii.e or E r ,
tdt ItAOING RtSOKT HOIfl Uf THE WORID
ODarlborcuQb- SSIcnbcim
ATLANTIC CITV. '. J.
OSMMt.il HIIIGtSMT
JOSIAH WHITE 4. SONS COM ANY
THE LORAINE
I hit V
V D7,b. 7uun.- wlter in rVijm.
bw-ch Frelh
.uperior taUle,
luacn at tra.&. v
NIK, ITOIir
VV it. LA TON v
NEW JERSEY A-liury Park.
" Modern Hotel lt tiir we,
HOTEL COLUMBIA
INK I III I 1(1 '
Nortu , , .
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