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THE SUN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1915.
MRS. GALT CHOOSES PRESIDENT WILSON ACCEPTS SHADOW LAWN
SUFF CAMERAS TO
HUMAN SKYSCRAPER
JOINS SUFF PARADE
Letter Currier, (5 Feet I Indies
Tall Will Be DfMfSJ as
Unci Sam.
COUNT' FNDICTED AS
WIVES IDENTIFY HIM
Authorities Socking otfiiT
Women Whom Thev Stii.oct
Loudon Mnrrieil.
FIGHT VOTE FRAUDS
1-inps at Jcrspy Balloting
Places Will Bo Photographed
to Prevent Repeating.
GREEN IN TROUSSEAU!
FOR A SUMMER "CAPITOL" BUT WILL PAY RENT
HnH Trimmed With Beaver and
Tw Frocki Ait Made In
Hull ilium.
20
SEEN
At.TIMORI, Oct, 16. A large part .if
the trnu..sciiu of Mm. Okll, the I'reai-I
dent's Dan cm, is being mailt In Haiti-1
rKire Two afternoon fraclte, K.iin.'
My anil ni'i Mvtral aeperete blouati i
itiniMi for the outtll f Ihi ItMttre
Mm. WooAron Wlloon have already :
liern font l VVaeMngtOlt from a ltoi j
ltere.
The frock and the Mil wan ordered!
at atnrda) ami Monday, on whtoh
gajra two or Ihrot frlondo who ..re help-.
Ill Mm. "Salt In t hp MlOCtlOn of ''rr
trtraaeeati Restored ii BaJtttnori f: j
ahopphm. i
The inH wiiic'11 la ballovoil to be iiiu
fillr WtllCh Mr". li:lll IntflliN In wear mil
tile WOddlnl trip im a modal III dtlll ureon I
duveiyn with a ohln chin collar and ouffi j
Of lieave: Thi- tup of Hie OOat Is cut tu
It the rlgtira rather rtoeely, A flare j
tiu.iiin1mr lour vatil and a half W !
CHINESE INFLUENCE
i
iiiiont tiie iKittmn nf the coal edged with j
n whie band "f beatrer, The coat but
tons stralKht down the front anil 'fjf, )
worn with a Rlmple allghtly dared kirt. ,
The prettier Of the two afternoon
fro. kw i a modal in rrtM georgette and .
taJfOta of tha name rh'h Hull preen as
the stiit. The iiiimU'I shows a stroiiK
Chlneoc Influence The uirt hat live
narrow lloipi.es of crept georgette
tiainl.'.l in taffeta, tlnely phalli! anil
mottntoH on a orepa undarehlrt
There
Jo an under horli.'r of taffota flowerod
Jn ilull rose, over Which falls a Ohlneoe i
ale. veless la. kel of crepe georgette ex- j
nti.eiteiy ombpotdarod In aalfsolorod '
hearts.
The oth.
tlination C
aeoi tcette
very Wtda
afternoon frock
crape chiffon
Is
com
and
Ttiie
In n
seal brown. Thar
lo pleated skirt With hands
tif plain chiffon lii a llithter sluule of
tnvn set In at interval alsive the
Jlem To this mo.Ii'1 alio there Is a
lijwMi ovorjacket embroidered with
threads of Oliver and gold. The blndlnga
on the skirt are alsh outlined with silver
and ftold.
Tlie tilousw are largely modoll of
crepe georgette chiffon and lace and are
designed for dressy afternoon wear.
Both Of President Wilson s dailK'lters.
Mrs. Sayre and Mrs. McAdOO, obtained
part Of tholr trousseaus her.'. Two
aoamel raoeea are in conatanl attendance
tit the Qejl home n aVaahtngtoiti but It
la said that moat of the trouoaoau is
tieinff made on rush orders, sueh as
tiiose euppllod in Baltimore.
WEDDING DATE IS SET.
nil other llrlnlU
I el niMtnneeil.
re Not
r A JH I 1TO N , Oct. 1...--4 'Ol. E. M.
It
ITomc. arho had been at the H'hlte
House vaveral daye. returned t hit home
in nw York to-day. it t generally
believed thai the date f r the Praal
dent't weddlnR With Mra. Uall has been
et, that attendant! have bean Mlected
ami aM the details arranaed. but the
aerrel will be gu;ttbd and no one but
those concerned wttl know enythlni un
til it is announced from the White liouae
jual before t he day.
Mrs. tJalt In buey With her troUMeaU
attd with the detalle attending tha Riving
Up of her bouse. Some of her relative
mill occupy it title winter. Mrs Wait
occupied each afternoon this week i-i
receiving the vlettn of the Cabinei and
oth official hoateaaee
Mrs. Eanalng. Mrn, Lane end Mre,
Danieli have all made ealle. Mrs. Lane
has known Mrs. Oalt for some years.
Mr.--. Lane was a retddent of Waahtng
ton t'Hia before she becamf member
Of the Cabinet Circle and to MOme extent
gha has been thrown lii contact with
Mrs. Uall iu charitable and phllan
Ihroplc work.
Mrs. Danieli has known Mra, OaJI for
pome tune una n.tti nor as ner gueet on
the wayllOWer in the summer po r the
iiaai review In New fork.
WILSON NOTE TO BRIDE-ELECT.
Pfliikhl! r or
lrianltln I '
SpMIKUKIIIaD, HI
tna note was i
Prenident Wlleon
Uunne, daughter
to be married on
Corbo) . a 'hi' MU
ln ii ii
Boat Wlabea,
. . t 1 R, The follow
eeelved loday from
by MIm Rllaen Mary I
f i lov. Punne who ih i
t tetober - to William j
i itorney : I
"Mr I 'K a it Miss lt nk Ma? I not 1
wish for you in your approaching mar- i
rlage the groatenl happlnena and eon
tent mem . and may l not convey through
you my warm eat congratulations to mv.
Corboy? I wish i might have the plea
gura of being preaenl on the twentieth
to convey- my frljrtl at ions in person."
MOTHER WIPES OUT FAMILY.
Umly Mmlr Wt.l.ti Ktlla Thr
I llllllrril mill M.-r-t-lf.
The bodttt Ot Mra Anna Hunt
inner
and her three children wtrt found
terday mornlnfl in her kiih Ailed i
at SS8 Sixth avenue. Brooklyn.
wiu'ii Jostph Huntttng r, a barge
es-
iomt
p-
gain, tailed to .ome home on Hunday,
lrs. Huntslngtr loft htr children In
eare of the neighbors and wtnt " starch
Of hini. After tit) ting hospitals, police
gtatlona and t ht homes of friendt f'r
Ihret days she found the body of her
husband In !" Brooklyn Morgue Thura-
day nfternoon 1 1 s had
been drowned '
In t he I 0WI nits t 'anal.
she returned tn Ihi leant I ly fumlshsd
flat nnd called her thrtt children from
their play in the street About o'i lock
ahe put the children, Alice, lii Rllta, R,
gnd Bmmtt, t" sleep In htr own bed.
Then carefully nnd m'thodlcall) she
gtuffed up tha cracks In the windows and
doors with newspapers and rags After
turning on thrtt gas Jts he took s plc
turn of her husband from htr bureau
and Knt Into bed with tht children,
The bodlts were found by Peter Connoll
of 4 T ' sixth avtnut, a brothtr of the
dead wonmn.
SUICIDAL PAIR LOCKED UP
Jll If'll t lonn t H ii till i' l
iirNt. Im I n II v
tit lliltnl '
Daleellve. I
fter oontldlni In nureo f t'1' Poet
Graduuta lloepltitl thet lltcy were ebout
tt .'Otniiiit lulolda, Irvltlff mi l Mary ' ir
liaiiiK win urreeted yeeterday ee they
wore lettvlns th Inetltiitlon arni ar
fvitvriad in the Weel Hide pi!t.-(. court.
TIki huelwnl wh lield in 11,000 hail by
Macletrate Murphy uhttrged with e viola
tion ot tlie Buiilveii lew end ih wifo
Tia in im in 1500 ball chnrged wlHi being
e sakiaiii They will httve a bearing
thli morning.
ilui-iiaiii ami wife iiafl I n treated
or eonifl llntB In i'1 Hoel ilreduele Hon j
pltul, a raw ihiye ugo Ihey left, bul
roturrted yMtetthiy to eey tro.ii-iiy tu
the nuree. Mi. Altmndor Th nureel
queetloned ihem oeeefully end her i"
1. 1 draw from Ihe young; wife the
i . i ttutt ehe i tired of life. Knowing
thai ihe was eflllcted with nn Ineumble
u.antiK. ..i. ... ........ ...... ... ....... i.p ......
. imliied thai her huebend hud IhhikIu a
ttvolver aad Intended tn kill her gnd
i ineelf ' their home, Htuyveeenl
Ktrcet. Mine Aleggnder kepi the two In
Liuiveiwtlon until Dr. Ichlapp eum
niutg Detective DevaneM Mrs War-
au formerl) Mi
Wllklni avenue.
IliilieiiHlcin
Bronx.
of
I'iie
to Uh;" Wnr
1 im'mI mm Bef
. aW H i JaLYi&jflLV fl Ha? tlt
w.a8iiim;ton. o.'t II. 4nia4o LAwn,
Mm fHtAtr at KIVhT'Mi. N. .1 . upht Ion(c
Branch, upon w1iih the late .John A.
ftfeCall waiil to liavr Hprnt more than
111,600,000 in chancing II from unattraot
ive rntllrtH to one of the how places of
the Atla.n;ii neabonrd. wan formally ao
ceptPtl this mon'lriff by Plttldtnt WllSOfl
a? a mimmer hfnif.
a dctentior of more than r core of
j,.rnpV DamoCratM called at the
, , . .
i nitc tih use i" leu uie rrvsiavni mm
tii home folka want
whenever iir ii. aiio
f.-.'in Waahlngton.
The delegation whore eJforti lo have
the "tuitimiPr rrtMtl" 'linnReil from
Cortilahi n ii. to the Jereey oat w-re
I quite lUOOeaefuli wits headed hy Repre
! (tentative Si ully. liov Klelder, who
could not accompany the committee to
Waehlnge n becauae ol a death in hla
family. Bent a letter In Which be urgently
pleaded with Prealdenl Wllaon to accept
the .iffer to inalie Shadow Lawn hi
urn mar reoldonce.
"Come hack." wrote Qov. nelder.
"and In th.. old familiar surrounding"
reoalve the lud lidlnna of yur renotn-
InathMh"
rn Jrrnil' Want tlim.
"We want you to return to New .ler-
n." wax the way Congreaaman gcully'a
Invitation w.m w-rded. ' which hna given
the country the graaUal Prealdenl in it
Matory."
The commlttee'a Idea ol the term of
the offer of Shadow Lawn wan that the
Prealdenl tn accepting not to he put
at any expenae accept the upkeep ol hla
own household
In accepting the invitation the
Pi eeklent Hai.l i
"Ma. SiM i i v nii Ointuimbn ; it i
vei-i- delightful to fee', at home in this
group and to so many familiitr faces
and people If m hack home. you
Ulideretand, I am under arnst down
here andj am aeldom allowed to escape.
hut you may he sure that my heart
constat, tty JOte back to New Jersey,
and when you come on a mission ilk
thli and with euch peculiar generoaity
and invite me home the - nly thing I can
hay it that 1 Will oome. Now .fersey
nieana too much to me to make any
other answer poaalble,
if you would be generous enough to
me pa) the rem that i have been
accuMtomed to pay for a Bummer pure
I would feel easier abOUt It. even If
Mm devoted the mone to soma charl-
I table Jei-t and not to tht- defraying
of the expenaea or Keeping me piaee
up. '
Would Kaal attar.
i thmk yiau will undtrataad hwg I
foal wbout t ttLt . It is not that t heaitatt
for a moment to accept anything from
ADVENTURESS, HUNTED HI FOOT LIZARD HERE
ELEVEN YEARS, IN JAIL1 FROM HELL CREEK, MON.
Woman of Many
rested fr Crimo
lug Ball i"
AUatiei Ar
ifter Jump
1004.
titvtn
Hattts
Afte
year 9i
Hockti
aludlm tht police fnr
Carrie Weathtrby. alias
mximrn Jaatlt Wilton,
who Ir as
well known
bv the jioiij-e ot to
Kuroveai' .iii.h a " "
r Boston, Philadelphia Ctileage,
. as arraated yeeterday, charged with
I theft
immltted In geptemoer, ifvt.
She admitted
o tiie detectlvee 'hat am.
waa arnst...l ntioui iwtmrn '
I.... I,...- rfu-fllt . ' X 1 1 . . i r
.In.lvlm the DOllCd of tMg
..... i:ns more. rw
Blty wns the
I thins, ("lit- HUlll.
thai ever hap-
P" '.'...I'.'n. i,o hea enent very-
in. perlOde In ihe Jalle of many .'Itles
hroughout the world, winding ,
monthi In Cape Town. South Africa,
WM found by Detectlvee it.ftr and
Dalton at her home. In 107 West Thirty-
mchth rtreel l" W he wu watta
,,,il .-'KirKeil With Picking the JtOCkat Of
ISIlery Hark r ).(... x. v. a Maale
t rate held her In 11.500 ball. he fa'"''1
to Rppoar' for trial and 'he police began
their eleven year h treh fnr her.
n old sweetheart of 'he woman Un
wittingly revealed hla Identity to the de-
' teelives WHO moe U1C arresi. nun)
If nniihell alun known as Phony Kid, In
formed Inspector fray anil Pete.tivea
Flaftee a"1' Dalton last Wedneaday nlgbl
Iii.it he naa nninq srnim ...in
Hcotland for nturdr. He came to Hew
York after in- had heen pardoned for
euvlni another prisoner h life. He sanl
(hat he hoped tO he ahle to "live on the
K-vel." After the oonveraatlon Inapeetor
Cray followed him from gortyaecond
etraet and Broadway, where the oonver
nation 'Urredi to the home of Carrie
w ntherby.
Tn,. police will ask the authorities u,
Uiwego if Bllery Clark i ellll resident
of the city.
MASS. POLITICIAN A SUICIDE.
t ui, H, H. .iih u iMltliia
II rot her Ml I II I I n Pftptti Vm.
l'un.APia.riMA. Oot. 15. -Col. Bdward
H rod Is QtiUffOW of WoreeHter, Mass.,
ex-niemher of the MMMthUttttt State
LeH i.-la lure anil well kUOWn in politi
cal eli'den, Iclllod himself hy ihOOtlflf
to-day t" tht home of his brother, Wlll
iatn UlaHgfOWi Hi UUtfOW PUot, I'lklnn
I 'ark.
The ColOlttl fame to hit hrother'
home nhotit ten dayn ago for a month'n
HtHy. It wuh said he rt'ieittly hud been
aotlip "v a nervoue and highly ex
riled manner.
I I :.. .L . , . -
I'.ip.vrlght l.i Morris, from I ' n I r r w ootl .1 I'l ItwopJ.
DUVK. BMtdOW Uwn, the John
N. J., which President Wilson
dence. Below, the social hall, 7f hy X' feet, on the main floor, and
the wide stairway leading to tiie mez.anine floor.
JinWef pOOptOi but I should feel more
comfortable If you would let me pay the'
rental that 1 ordinarily pay in tVe sum
mer time; then I uld feel that t was
doing m pari and also accepting a very
generous bos Italtty on the part of thoaa
who represent the State, and I am sure
you do represent the state.
"All 1 can add Is that 1 snail loOK '
J for ward with tin groateet plena are to
! being In the old familiar surroundings.
1 May I not send m love bark to t he
people ,i: bono- th'itugh you ami express
; to you my vary great pleaaure In aee4ng
I ou " '
The Prealdenl added jokingly thai he I
"promiwes io . Fielder not to dWt urb j
; him toi much at hi summer ramp at
Sea Olrt f object to riding a horse In
frock coat and Hi IK hat." Committee
members later explained this remark by
Maying that the rlrst tone Mr Wllaon
while so garbed got gel tide a boras was
1 when he received at Sea Ulrt in 191 2 the
hrt news of his nomination.
Prealdenl Wilson's acceptance of
shadow Lawn is believed hare to mean
that he will not swing around the coun
try campaigning Bhadow ttwn. t i
now taken for granted, will be the pcene
of an campaign speeches Mi Wilson
may feel c.t ileal upon make. JUKI ae
l krasldena MeKlnley addressed some of
t his mtvt telling speei-hes from his lawn
at Capton( Ohio.
Baoh In the dayg when the late John
Uitinl
ton
Tj rannoiiatirtiH'N Hkolo
Hountod in Natural
Htfitory Miixmhii.
Baftium Brown, who hunts
pit
hlttortc sktletons out Waat. has lived
uji t his (Irtt name hy finding and
forwarding bo the American Mustum
of Natural History th- skeleton of the
king f all Rath eaters, a giant tyran
ri isainu.- Harnnm Brown's largest 1r
rttttial flesh eater of all ggtt Wat found,
appropriataly enotiKh. near Hell Creak In
the Bad Lands of Mkontana.
Bvtn when trained down t. the bont
this htavywtlgbt acrapper ttretchei forty-seven
feet In ItHSth and looms nine
teen feet into the air. The tyranno-
saurus has been mounted hy Charles
Lang under the direction of Prof. Henry
Kairtleld Ouborn and the sclent I flf staff
of the depart ment of vertebr.ite pnltron-tuluR-y
and lias been placed on exhibition
at the museum, where the mount is Poll
Kldtrad tht best piece of work of Its
kind yet a hie v ml D) the Institution.
"Larger herbivorous dinosaurs have
been found In the United States and In
Africa." Mr. Brown said In dlacuaaltlg
the new pat tinea rl hed -or unfOoktd
at Hell 'reek in the Bad Lands, "but
their carnivorous contemporaries we i a
at least a third smaller than Tyranno
saurus, which it may be safely stated Is
the largest terrestrial llesh eater of all
anes."
Tyfannoaaurus is --or was -a reptilian
cousin to Haardli OrOOOdtlOt uml birds, j
with hind lens formed like the lag! of a
blnji parnUm Brown has gone to lb 11
t 'reek .iK.nn and Is expeeted back from
the Had Lands later in tht season, it
was said at the museum yesterday, with
so (tuny more forty footers In his little
game bag ibut the museum will bne
enough for a mess.
DIV0BCE FOR MRS. 0 D0N0HUE.
Mite of New York Hun Weill
Item, for lie. Tee.
Ite:
, New, Met. u, a decree
divorce was granted here to-day to lioae
Mildred Taylor ti'Donohue from Joeeph
John 1 1' I ..nii. hue Hdi 11 l eal estate dealer
end graudaon of Jxiaeph J. O'Ponohue,
i lie city chamberlain of New jfork and
wealthy ooffee mei chant,
Mrs tVponohue charged deeertlon gnd
non-eupport. she reolted thai they have
mie child, a sun years old, They
were married In New Vmu April 27,
Ull, No mention of alimony wai made.
Mra. OTKinnhiie has been living here for
Ix months.
A. Mel all mansion
has accented as his summer resi
A. McCall was a poor bookkeeper, so ha
need to tell his friends of later ears
when he had become prealdenl of the
New York Life Insurance Company an
a tats of the wonders of his Khadow
lawn hai bean one of hla dreama
Two yean after he had Unlaned n. at
a coat estimated at about 1J ,000, pet
haps more. Mr. Mctall died in lii-
splendid nummer mansion
Hut Mr McCall had had time to lay
out a won lerful est. tie w ha h. when
finally in IS0J it came hito tt:e hands of
Capt, Joaepti B (Iraanhut the depart
ment attire merchant, waa gone over
from top to bottom i Ins hie awd out, and
brottffhl up to a point of perfection far
beyond even the dream ol Mr, MvCall,
lountalns upon wl -f- lights
played at n ght were added by Capt,
tlreermut, who iUao had u;it upon ti'
place a ewln. unrig l- that is the last
word tn su 'h luaurlea. Just as the
house wgg done over front founttations to
roof during the six years that Khadow
teSaWn has been Catt. Oreanhut's home,
so also t he Captain want tt work on
the grounds and deVOgOpad gardetiK of
marv lloun beauty.
The Jerae) ooaet "pointed With pride"
to an estate which Capt Qreanhul bad
developed until it was one of the finest
In the country; a d there i" no doubt
thai i" accepting Shadow Lawn sa a
"summer While House" President Wil
son has gone far toward bringing to a
realisation the hope of long standing
HELD AS LEADER OF
WEST SIDE DRUG RING
Edward Uoyh
DUtrlbutlnu
Woaltli)
KiiHioitod of
NntvoticN to
Cllontolo.
Bda
eight ii
in .the
havintf
11.1
Dnyle, !! Weal Eighty.
str.'.t, was art ,uiit.ll es'.eroay
W est si.ie omit on a charge of
narootlc druga In his poeeeeato'i.
He waive.)
11,000 bail
i hearing ami wae hei.i under
for trial
Tin prisoner Is believed In be the
legder ol a drug rinic Which haj been
dletrlburlng oocalne and morphine lo a
wealthy clientele n the upper Weal
stile inii wae arraated by Detectlvee
Rleary and smith as he was leaving
his home in the morning, lie had in
iiis Doimeaelon two nackaaiea which tin
poll.
si y
.Ills
known
'E .le. ks ..f
happy
heroln. Thi
aleo had 400
valuable j.-wels.
alleged drug
in iiis wallet
.list ributer
and many
After taking Poyle into custody the
detectlvee return.. I m tiie apartment
wlu re he lives. There they were met hy
an evpeiimvely gowned woman who
opened the door only an Inoh or ao aniv
aak.si what they wanted. When told of
the purpoee Of their visit the woman
elammed lite door In lha fa.e ..r tha
deteotlvea and faatened it with a bolt
and chain.
Cleary and Smith iimnahed In the
door, in a large china bowl on a ma
hogany table ihey found r quantity of
a White powder believed tO bfl heroin.
I some ..f li lii ..lie, I paper wrappers, ami
1 aisu tive one-eighth ounce bottlee,
little airgar nf milk waa aleo fmimi in
tie same jar, bul the police Ihlnk this
was put there by the alleged iihk trai-
Ih'kers as a blind
LANDLORD ACCUSES BABY.
nt U- enr-lllil
MvlOllOH Xi'tlol.
ihkIk ,.r
Tw
heen
llaher
being
ami '
i-year-old llavld Bleenberg has
leellsed h' John J. Ilillml, il pub-
at 188 West Thirtieth slreel. of
a "unisy and boiateruUH person"
cauelng greiii dtaturhance ami an
noyance" to uiher mombera of the apart
ntenl at -it Plaremonl avenue In an
affidavit IHllon, the landlord, has tiled
in beginning eviction proceedlnga before
Juetlce Well tn Ihe Seventh Dlelrlcl
Munlclmtl 1 'ourt.
in bringing ins oot inn gggluel Ueater
V. rlleenbergi a lawyer at III Madlaon
si reel, Mr Ihllon said he had received
I'omplulntH Rgalnel Davld'e ear split
ting walls frnni fifteen peraone. tine
came nil the way from Blvergtdj I hive,
besides many from the apartment house.
Mr. arid Mrs. Kladntierg say their son
it Elberon. I ,
cries no more
t I.i. 11 the normal Infant.
held h many that torn day Hhadow
.awn will b the offb-i.il summer home
of President! of the United Btatet for
all time
Mr, MfM'ail bough) Ihe nft)elgh1 acres i
f farm la: d more than a dogen yea rt I
ego for H 00,006 from the iiuii'k, .b-
oott, rtanorson sno I'atidaeH rstalee, a
tratch of elevated land within light of
the ocean near long Braneh, A "itiie
tory farmhouse Htood mar the middle
of Mr. McCalti new holdings and away
from the farmhouse tretched unattrae-
tlve cornfl Ida
Henry NSdward Crleaer was the archi
tect elected by Mr McCill for the
home he had in view. While pla S were
in tiie uuikma Mr McCatl aaaemblod
laridv.M i gardeners a mi reglmapts f
laborcra The cornfield huminocke die
ppeared, Tha sulfate ground was
Untied DVer( rich SUbaotl wan spread,
ami datly the com field i disappeared to
give way t drives and terracoa, walks
and Illy pom!-, lawns. Bhadi lr e and
beautiful old faehloned gardeng,
t n ii t o n
ran i lien aty
in the middle of
aroae t ha
approached
mansion of riassic columns
by wide granite utapS The portico leads
into a wide central ball surrounded by
tWO tiers f wide galleries, the hall be-
overed with a brilliantly colon d
glasg dome loo fee? above the Root
ff the central hall nre draa ing rooms,
iitung rooms, billiard and card rooms
The bedrooms S re arranged arOUnd the
second Moor galleries, with a music room
on tb megganlne door Very wide
branching stairways of marble connect
the t wo ktoiies
just before Mi McCall died In IBOI be
sold bis "dream' to B) ran M. ippen
halm and three associates, w ho, it wan
Said at the lime, paid Mil) 8S0,G0tt for
Ha property, Then Abraham White, the
pectaeular Texan who grew rich in a
week bj plunging on Union and South
ern Pacific in August. I to, took Hhad
w leawn, mortgaging it for 1 190,000 to
tin- Metropolitan Lift-
Two sars later White had trouMi
meeting the lnt ret and Hhadow LaWU
was sold b the mortgagee at MherlfTs
sale on May 2a. I S08, t a syndic ite
which Included Mr. Oppenhelm, P. Han
ford Rosa, Harry Content. J B, Bedle
! and K C. Harding;, who paid 1108,000
for the estate above the 1100,000 mort
gage. Mr. uppenhelm and his New Jar"
ney ttMHiCltties mtenitfi in nitue a
tr club of tht rM 'te, but the
feii through
i m April IP09, the nnnount
i was ma'b that Bhadow Lawtl btu
purchased b) ('apt. Joaeph H. On
from Mr, Oppenhelw and his aavo
Th our chase nrtce was nol slated
roun
'tnetiT
been
ennut
iatcs.
Tiie
thoroush fOhabiMiatioii of tht- proparty
j under the taateful dlradtoti f fapt.
Ureenhui was basjun at once until nmv
t he est.it lacki iioihlhn as u home for
even a lresldtitl himself and ti Plrsl
Lady of th Lana.
I
37 AUTOS STOLEN TO
START A JITNEY LINE
PrlMHierti dnilt Wliolcgale
Theft n Long fHluiid Two I
riiHUffenm Arrontodi
a ii
It of a I Otlfl SS mi
n ide
I ,
j 4),
tl
. Dlatrlc
iteottvea
WM I 's'
Attorney'! otHca y.
re eaarchlng Long
tarda)
Island
Ight fi
two men alleged to
j b
be implicated In a wholceale ecneme 10,
steal automobile, The Inforntere pleaded
guilty to grand larceny yeeterday before
.inline Craln In Ueneral Heealone and
later admitted. II is aaeertad, the theft
of Ihlrty-eeven machlnea since April.
The Informera are l-'rank Joachim and
Adolph Benewaril, both of 719 Correal
avenue. Th.. Bronx. They said, accord
ing t.i Ihe authorities thul their I n-
cenlei began the latter purl ..f April.
Only new care were taken, and where
poaalble phyelclane' machlnea were se
lect. .1. h.enuso they were euppoeed lo
be equipped for rapid driving.
After a few monthe the two decided
to BO UtlO the )llne bus business and I
rafter looking over advartleemente lo
cated in MldiMoaburo, Ky, There they
were grreated and wart brouffM back !
lu re laat Wednesday. Their undoing 1
name through ihe shipment of two stolen
gul .nob les uml a load of furniture lo
Mlddleahoro. They said they sold one
car to a inm Inland justice ol the ,
peace.
Two t'fcaaffenre lr reeled Tket
ggel 00 Motor Hon! I r.ilNC.
Barl B, poremu. n chauffeur, of 7t.;
Bterlkig place, Brooklyn, as arraated
in I'atchogUe yeatul'dll) on a warrant
charging him with Rtottllng an automo
bile belonging lo Uuulac C. Ilull of BOS
Seventh avenue. Mil ihattun. Another
chauffeur. Wallace Seaman of Acad
emy street, Patch. .Rue. waa arrested
with 1 inn 11111K as an noceeeory
Thi letectlvra from I'ollce Head.
qUartere made the arrest Just as Die two
men were about 10 leave 1'at-hiiuue in
a motor boat on a cruise tn tile South.
The motor boayl, wltloh waa more thani
;m feel In leitgthi was well stocked with I
provisions.
LINDSEY JURORS DISAGREE.
I e ii e r J n il u I Im rwril Mnn With
l.lbelllnu Mini.
DRNVKRi Op If).- -After beitn: out
itllOfl vest.-t il i the Jurors In the Ki anU
Hose lilu-l t ase. in whh-li Ju1ko lbn
Iinlsi wax th pfOHMUtlnf WlttlteMi
rportd they were unable to HRreo aiul
were tt'sehnreil to day.
The Judf eharBei Hose with olr
rulallnir a false nfndKVli alleging Immorality.
FORTY MEETINGS TO-DAY
The failure of Secrrlary of State
j Thomas F Martin of New Jersey tO
bnve the ballots to be cast it next
Tuesday 'i special election numbers as
I in rdimity SlSOtlOni has anniseu me:,
I and women who are working for the
adoption of the woman suffrage amend
1 ment. PoUtlclam admit that the omls-
alon of numbers will make it easy for
i election boards Inclined to be dtitionsal
to stuff ballot boxes unless they are
Closely watched.
Mr Ma I tin SSyS he II not required
under the law to Instruct the printer
to furnish numbered ballots, He places
tht- blame tor t he omission on t he Rs
publican Legislature, Martin is an nnU
Suffragists are slOO disturbed btClB USS
i: Will be p SJgibls for nu n to register
and then cam then- VOtSI Irnmedlatelv .
This they Pay Will make it easy for
pn fesslonal rep ateri to get in their
work.
The New Jsrsey CommlttSS of One
Hundred. Which includes ex-State Sen
ator Five ret I "oihy. Col, George Harvey
and United States Senator Hughes, is
sued a statertx nt laat night saying that
the "time has oome when the corrupt
measures Of s few years ag will no
longer be tolerated' In New Jersey and
declaring thai It "will take sjttrsme
measures to see to it that thoas who
ta nipt r with t he election ret ui ns are
brought
This
ntlttae
to Justice.'
n a SpSClal election." the com
onttnuad, where certain sa fe-
guards usually present are OOflSplcU
OUS by their absence ami invite a wrede-
nals raid by those desperate lnt streets
which are del- t unned to keep the women
of New Jersey disfranchised We refer
particularly to the fad that the ballots
for this election will not be numbered
and to the further fact that under the
law i: has nol bean possible to verity
tiie registration 1 1st I. "
Alfred N. Chandlar, chairman of the
ampalgn committee of the Committee of
One Hundred, said a continuous photo
graphic record of the voting lines in cer
tain districts will be kSpl iu order to
make it possible to prOSSCUtS repeaters
A party of woman stiff r.igints headed
by Mrs. Thomai I M. ught. Wife of F I-
eral Judge Halght, asked County Judge
Cteorge 'i Tennant in Jersey City raster
day to asatst Hudaon county In getting
an honest election. They made a similar
appeal to Under Hheiifl Jamen t'larke.
Huprems Court Justice Hwayse and
County Judge Tennant win confer to
day on the queatton whether the noils
Shall ' lose at ,
7 I'. Mm as the election law
provides, ..r at
o'clock, when the regi--
j tr.it on . nda,
Huff rage leaders Will make a great
"drive" through Passaic and Her gen
counties to-day. They will hold forty
(open air meetings and will Wind Up In
the Peterson High School, w here ad
dr. iseS w ill be made by William Jen-
ntngs
Idah.
Brj an and
and Mushen
etora r.'-iah
w J. rey
f N
EQUAL FINES FOR WOMEN TOO.
Jmimo '"r .iitrur. bal wnn nr
UnnalMllli for Ualll,
An excise cahe in which a Women WM
the defendant was before Junthvii Itua
II, Fr. scl.i ami ilarym in Hperlal Ses
lone yesterday and leii tn nn espreralon
of opinion n HUffraee from the bench
After Anna NethHnaon was eonvlrted
if Helling whiskey in Detective
ami Falla. .m Sunday, Augui
her huriband'H ealmin el Ifill K
nue, r. a. M. Maims, hei eotim
Huh pl.-a t
unolly
I ml a.--.1.
made
"This wi inn in ihnuldn'l be punlaheg
Mverely, stie waenl ihe bartender
ih. re. ami any nentence linpowill on her
is hniin.i tu work harilehlp.' To win.-h
A-'istant Dlettivl Attorney Wllntoi re
tuned
sitae women are demanding an equal
share with men llillay in making the I
hiws. Ihey nhnuldn't claim any leniency
when Ihey break the laws "
Thereupon t'hlef Juetlce Rueeell, wh.'
eald he epoke fr in colleague?, shi.i i j
"t am hearttb In favor of giving
women equal rtghte arlth men ami
equal punlahment. it' h woman killed a
m. ui I ehould I"' Willing to have her i
bunged like a man. As all the other 1
aefendante In eltnllar raaeii tn-ilay have
he. n men ami have panl tines of $10.
with tlie alternative ..f m,.
j.ul. ihe cnurl Impoeee ihe sum
..n this defendant."
Mr- Nathans. in .aid the tlhi-
tin couri room with an air of
ahle itiunit .
uaye m
penalty
ami U ft
conalder-
BRYAN STUMPS FOR SUFFS.
In
mnrU io-nlulit: Ti-rrnre linr-
ilii Monillll t'liinu.
WlHIttm Jenntngt Bryrtn li tnklng i
Utttfl tittt' off front Ihe i-ojiptiiler ition nf
utiivetsal pea'e ti boom wotium fniffraefo
In the campaign state..
He will I peak at Terras tjarlen next
M tin-lay evet inK under the uuiipioei f
Hi.- Qerman American Commltti f the
Woman Bulfrage Party. To-night he l
to tpeitk At Kroegei Hall Newarki for
Hie Win
I'oiitit.ii LTnlon
H. Marv St
nr nr
Oat Ui JLa, llrrald Soiura. C
Financial Topics
I"ORE people are taking an interest in financial
matters than ever before in the financial history
,i.vj "t "iir ct)iintr. .Disaster comes to the un
initiated very often because of ignorance.
Whether a broker, a speculator, or just an interested
on-looker, you will find a
tion in these books, penned by
financial affairs,
Stork Bichgngt Kroni Within-
Vmi Antwerp. J.1.J4
A. B. C. Of Wall Strrrt -
S. A. Nelson. Mo
Viilnr of OrRiinizrd Speculation
Bruce. $1.79
Theory of Stock Speculation
A. Crump. 54c
Mary'i nook Itepnrtmant , Mnln floor, Hear
-tVr
ACTRESSES HELP CAUSE
An UltOla S.im Uan been found to
march In UU ItllfrM Praile on October
23, nnrl lie Ik one of Unfile Sflm's letter
cnrrlerK lie walked into the headntiar-
ten of iho Bmplre Htoie CtmpeJfK 'om-
n-.lttee ps!erdny nnd ;ntroiluced lnnilf
M Krlc llloiiqulst of r,l!) Kast 14 4th
Mreet.
The llietllben of the parade committee
tilted llioii head" upward to take a vUw
of hln prapOFtlOIWi and nald tliey thought
he'd do. He Ik li feet ,". Iltchl tall, and
ithletl.. He had Keen the call the ftuf-
frejfleti eeni otil Wedneedey for a tail,
hAltdSOftte man to walk with MIkh -lumhla,
xarhtd In the Htarn and HtripeK,
nt the htad nf the Nattnnal Wimian Suf-
fnure Aaaoclatlon wet Ion In the parade
ami WOnderad if IM AMMI the requite- i
nwntfli 1
The sufTraftatl told him that the name
nf the Woman who WOUM Uikf the part
of atlas Columbia wan btlnsj kept a -
t ret, bttt he WM Wllllnl U take a OtUMOt
that she WOUld he an appropriate mate
for hi in. t lUOMM nre cife tif tO I he
Identity of MIhh t'olumhla, and wkitth
art about even on Mlal HtdWlg Helcher
and Mra. Inez MHholland Botaatvaln.
six ad rtaaet manned the ptenill ma
N tat Ion m f'r the parade yentenlny and
gathered In eeveml thousand slgnaturtt
nlvo lotnl money They were fed at
Inttrvals by Mrs. James Bftklnt Neai, i
win tpent tht day whlMliuj from ta- I
tlon t't etatlon In htr Wutomobllt with a ,
basket of aandwlchttt
Tht Woman's Political Union win re- i
open Its suffrage ah op at Ifl Wfth ave
nut today at t rtcrultlng station for
Ihe parade There are to be suffrage
petchei daily at 4 :3 I. M. The speak- ,
ers to-day art Mrs. Ada llnhman. wife i
Of the rretnier of NtW South Wales,
and I r. Alan Mc urd .
The tuffraglsts are making t sptclal
tffori to enlist saleswomen in the de
partment ttorea Ten of tht New York
firms havt announced that they will give
their women tm ploys n, up to ont-halt
'he fuii comptemtnti Saturday afternoon
off ni the day Of tht parade, that they
may march without losing tht half day's
wages Thty have alao put parade pot
ters up in the rest rooms "f their tofet
The Kirls are from Altman's, BonWlt
Teller g .., Lord - Taylor. Qlmbtrt,
Best (, Httrn Bros., Jamei Mo
i 'it erj . Wanamaktr't) Kranktln Simon
i and MhM.rnUiKdales'.
WINS CHILD AND ALIMONY.
II.-. I.I. .11 nninal trllnt'i Wit.- It e
vcme.l li II lie her l'..urt.
The deolelon of supreme Court Jus-
t liorr holding thai Mra, Aiiee M.
Moticrleff could nol oollecl alimony from
1 . 1 huabandi Jamee K Moncrleff, an
artist, unleae she gave up tin- euetody
of h. r daughter, All.'. .May, :i years old,
waa revereed yesterday by the Appellate
lytvlHton of the Kupreme I'miri.
.Mrs. Moncrleff is autng f.t a reparation
on the ground of non-support. The defend
ant deulen Ihe chargea ami allegeM tliat
in 'vif. abandoned him. He declarea thai
his wlf. has heen a member of a women'a
quartel ami tint her Income is greater
Mian hla own. .luMiee 'J.ifi allowed Mr.
M0i. riefT ID a Week alnniiiiv, ami when
her huebaod had the eaae reopened the
court .ie.'i.-.i that if ahe didn't give
up her .laughter to her huahmid the ali
mony alio wam. would he atrlcken out.
.Mrs Moncrleff appealed, and her at
lorney, Joeeph it t'elvenger, argued
that under the nettled law .if th inn
an award of alimony is unconditional
ami is granted becauee the party re
celvlng it is entitled lo It. The Appellate
Dlvlelon tipiiehl this e. intention.
I V
SUFFRAGE CALENDAR.
WOW W Hl'TKHAUK MAItTT
Niiuii Factory ntevtlni f t ha
Ireg Hiiuttd ui I -"nn lalatid ifio
Noon :.t- ntffftlni Kirt.
Pll ! tl
fira'ei at. t vnin nv tnue.
t.. in v M irUh rally aad -uf-fragt
fl Hudioft ri i Canal utroeti
i F. M ST-et nifteOns auty itxth
ntrrt it'i.i Brondwai
s t leilfl iv M Mtatlngi ii
.t-r venue and eAirdhum rumi; h
avenue and ilth trei Brouilolda ailtl
jerume venuea a;; . Pordnaui end
jrome vnue
k:IO p m -Me"ii itlth treel
an I St. N'lchoirLM itvtnua
w.mi; s PutlTlCfile rviuv.
1 3 .v.Mt Hlstaentti Veaatorlal dli
tri t- niffKitiii. K'.nletn etraet miiJ
Ninth avenue.
ii :t.i a. m i vento?nth ienatortal
dWtrtel mevttng. Seventh avenue unl
fifteenth itroei
r. at. rwvntleth HenatarlgJ li
tri t. rempalgti committee will leave
i li- of tl. e ..f tb union f o rt IttHhute
Itafteti u.i through the !itti.
P, y Twrntlnth Henatortgl de
tri." meeting) ttt3lh strett anj Kir.-1
u enue.
T:4& I M To niltth Benetorial iHa
tn.'t meeting, llgh(ynlntn etreet fi j
Third evenue
p M - Meei inn nt TonipMne
gq tare.
B ;S0 P M gtrMt meeting Thirty
t rt lr i street nnd Broadeay,
ptSO P M Pweniitth ManatortaJ !!
trivia llfith Pt'oet itti i Third evenuo
Ca.'i Attn. lion. Ara Their Lav Print.
B'wu.Hth to 'r.lh St.
Current
fund of
authoritative informa-
recognized writers of
A. B. C. of Stock Speculation
S. A. Nelson.
Options and Arhitrage-
S. A. Nelson.
The Stock Exchange
F. W. Hirst.
Work of Wall Street
S. S. Pratt.
54c
54c
44c
ii si
An InttletlMnt for Mcumy . gj
aalnt "Count" Max Loudon r
day and he will lie ari.tigi,. I .;,n.
I pel Station Morulay. I!.-- : non l:p;d
under 110.000 bail. In the ineeMISM
Ai.slRtiint Dlitrlct Attorney Ival.rc a Mil
Ietectlv Uubs.) wfll try .. round M
triore women who th.i- nave heiri
were married to the "Count." On ti
OAVIel paper olUUYlnf Loudon lth
'rlme bll iiain.N are Kivo-i M,v , ,
mtill, alius Max MtlMKt, lllai Hi
I' Louden and fount Max Lydon Uu
don.
Before the case waa lUbmltled lo lh
flrand .lury twu Women Were i tken ro
the Tomb?, whei'e they Identified ih
! "Count" as the man to Wltd
Ibtgn married. One was Mr
! noid of PovgKkoaptlti who
had
Ar-
. Ft
eeso
was married to the prisoner,
j the namt of Chlmangf on Mtpti
! 1191, They lived togtthor tin-,
and g MM! Igttr was bofh. !!
nber IS,
monthi
hit
father yesterday for the ti-st ' :r,
Tlie other woman. Who MteM t s
WM HaVrlgd tO the ''Count" on N". .
1 her 14. 1912, In Hose I'Hrfcn of ;.
i trton, N Y. he tgyt tht "Count . j
with htr long enough lo et her l4,""fl
and 2.nnn from her sllttr and then
disappeared
When the "Count" Wgg arrested .it 121
Convent avenue, The Bpung, ht w , v
Irig with a woman who gltO poeed
his wife and Mr. Bmbrtt Wat told y v
j ttrdty that he had ma rMtd her on
Htpttmber i. 1111, at tiie c t . Hall
under the name of Count I Pamiy,
I Htr name was Ltllt Ptortncc iaii. n
She was wanted it a witness .
; bttt failed tn obey i subptenx
terdtjr,
'otntt
bt pun
- f..ti-,d
j Uves art now Marching for htr.
Tlie Itaitutt under wh ifh the '(
t Iff to he prOOaOUttd in one neldotl
land provides that a DOTton may b
! Ithtd in the county in which he li
If charged with hljramy. Moth
rigajog, at least the llrst Alt I t
were performed out of thll OOUnt)
Bmbrto said he had no doubt ai
leK.tllty of the section.
Dili
Mr
th
tttl
Igf.
The "Count" Is said to h ive ;
that lie dartd not return ti
giving aM a reason thai he had
trouble in his native land
di
I..
COURT TO SEE TWILIGHT FILM.
Juatler Krlnnarr Will
Whether It A nn He
The a snj
Bkoei Hi
Bttprama Court Juattce Krlanget
ctdad yaaterday thwt he wHI a tnei
Uonday afternoon moving ploture
dttOtlon of "TwiliKbt Bleop.'' v
Lloanea 'omamiealoner BoM has riir
must noi bt produced in the movie -hero.
The owner of the IUm l tiuii
-ompl the LIcetUM Commlaaloner La
mlt the presentation of the tllm b;
Motherluiofl 1-Mu atiotiat SK lt
justi- e Brlanger aaJd that If the
proved to be anything l he the
made of It by the llconte COmmJee
be WOttM not restrain Commloeionei
from mteffertnga
I HARDWARE
Hard wear that's one
feature of our suits of ""'Fore
fathers' Cloth."
We've reproduced as
nearly as possible the cloth
of 1620 substantial stuff
and mighty handsome.
Butternut brown, olive
green and grey the colors
worn by the Puritans.
""'Scotch Mist" overcoats
are bigger than the weather.
They're smart Fall coat
jand they're also raincoats.
j Everything men and bo s
: wear.
Regieteg Trada v...-u
Rogers Peet COMPANY
Broadway
at 13th St.
Broadway
at Warren
reai
"Thr
Foui
Ccmer"
Fifth A
at 41 r
12 tfrtttandt-AJ
3 Men's Specialty Store
OccupyiriR On Lntirr Build
little HbODI That P.- it I t lie"
Can't t ouipetr Willi Is
$4.00 bilk SRIrti
at $2.35
from our own Stock
Date at. nnirts.
r tT. i - a
98c
regularly $1 .50
Soli and si ifl I nil.
$2.00 French Flannel
Shirt! at $1.49
M.J... D.i.m.i s;..M.
f lavug mo e ga jaiiiu iui,ir j inn in i "
Regularly $1.5U, : i I'lai.i t 0
$1.25 Heavy ( ape Walking Glovi
Surplua Stock from a (.ir.r M
I Hats Kept in Vonaithn I
for Six Monthi FfH
Fine Soft Hats
$1.90
i Scon o) vu Sfytn,
Smart. Fttttttk Bn w,
L'lih a Spirt. tou.h
Flexible Derbys $1.00 onH
LtghtwalaHI. Mf-CoiiliiiriilnR,
efr
r v i i f
t I M
I ft jolly (o pan w'l.iti i pritt)