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THE SUN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1915.
18 MINUTES FOR HIS SAYS NEW CONSTITUTION JITNEYS MAY RUN, IF
SONS TO PARADE BY MEN A CES S TA TE FORES TS NOT IN COMPETITION
With All Voting, Conde Pnllea Geo,'S?e A- Lawyer, of Fish and (lame League, Attacks tHtatfl Vnnrd Makes Its
eWs VAnvh nt New Wo- 1 "IB conservation A rue i. arm nnngs uui w,iuck kiini Killing on thr v
EIGHTY foot cliff lit Atmahle
Chasm. At the ton is the
platform from which Arthur Jar
vls, on horseback leaped. In the
circle Jarvis Is ahown falling from
the horse a it turned n somcr-suult.
MAID'S SUIT SHOWS BROKER ACCUSED OF
FEUD OYER BABY SWINDLING WOMEN
ehelle Election.
THEN THE FoYS APPEAR
The notables who live M BW
Rhchelle. whleh l dldly Inhabited bt
notables, always believed tin' 11 yester
day that the most tensely exciting tierlnd
in nil New Rrii hpii pemtrkable history
wan that February day MMIM yean ago
when a railroad waehottl up Ihe line
caiiMdt consternation Hum wae appalling.
That wan the time, a New Rorhtlll
well ftnM,vt"ra when five ol lohn Barry
Rytn's ion ,-hlldien wi" tl-l'mg gUpreeae
Court .tustlee Martin .1. Kc -all's 'li ven
children, while the other live were visit
ing Conde I! Pallatl'l nine children down
the road from where riddle Poy'g ten
children live And owing ! the wash
out It wan almost
a single milk
Rochelle
But ncrtvadats New Rocllelll h.i a
more weighty topic to dlacuaa than u
town crowded with children while a milk
train la delayed or they had mire
weighty thlnaa 10 itWUM SMI niaht. at
leant.
Any one standing In front of Freddy
Pfennig's F.llte Tnnsnrlal Parlors In
Main afreet near ihvir 'h. New Hochclle.
laat niaht. where all the old line Boll
tltfann -Augustus Thomae,
Answer From Louis A. Marshall.
A
'Vols
sen
of a
pamphlet hearing the hMdtlnti
Against the Constitution." "Pre-
the Adirondack!," "Shall the Work
Lifetime Me Mttrofed?" la being
la
noon 'hat day before
train I MM aet int.. New
I tie anil
Frank laevetide. ker. Ilonn-r Kanens. Mar
tin Keogh. Jr. i 'rami UOWetl, .Mare
Klaw's sin .Lie and the rest nattier of
an evening for glee club practice and
dleeuaslnn, might have sensed whit w
in the air w hen political parade paaatd
llke aa TWO I'eaa.
The parade took eighteen minutes to
pace a give:, point, laid point hcir-g
Freddy Pfennig"! t mortal parlors. It
wae made up Wholly Of stalwart young
men, alike aa two peas A parties
larly broad ' Ii ed youth at the
head of the parade earned a banner
which waa Inscribed
CONDI nrvilST PAIjUCM'S
Ol.t'KST .' INS A "'HTI'iN
wk B8 For i it rm
M A Vi HI i 'r
Nl'.tt Hi" IIKI.l.E
fori'. KAItl.Y nn.l .it'en.
At that particular moment the
younger none -f Condc Pallon- booh
mai. lecturer, editor, magazine writer,
candidate for Mayor of New Rochelle
and father -were holding a lOfchllRht
mm meetir.g over along the waterfront
at Hudson 1'ark. which is New llo
chellc'e only bit of waterfront. Qua
Tkornas and I Ira ni Lowell and Frank
and lie Leyendecker and Homer and
Martin. Jr . and Joe K'aw tt.it 'had Cai -dldate
Fallen'! older entis pass by for
the full eighteen mil utes. end then
everybody tiled back Into Freddy Pfen
nig's barber ghop to d SCUSS the situa
tion How weighty the su'.J., I .It I. and was
oonaldrfed by Otis ard Joe and Martin,
Jr., and the rest of the wd Which
gath. nightly i:; F'r'- l i - bar isi abi p
may be grasped whi tt o e ntoM to thtnk
that before the een atrtlck I chord
In the buck room of the barber loop laat
night Ihey started to argue over the
possibilities of swinging Hddle l-v s
aona into li;ie. Uaually 'ins Thomas
drops his work m the C nrlea Frohwan
fflces. Ma' hatturi. ati.l i ... os wa- 1
the 'irand Central with only one thought
In mind to meet Martin Keueh, Jr.
Alec Keogh and the real of the lada,
Jump onto a train for New RochellO,
grab off a tasty ana. k i:mI then race
over to Freddy Wet nlg'i barber sh p to
rehearse g! ub stuff
Rut grhlM Ihey were all headed wr
New Uochelle at duek last night, word
piead through the lr.;n thai Conde
Falb'tt, assured of li s ei,- ton hecatlje
not only his own children, ill voter,
outwardly seemed to favoi l is andtdaci.
but because he also htil the protntaea
of all of justi e Keog s children, had
become all worked up fot feat ha Wi uld
lose t.is so. id vote of Eddie Foy'e chll-dren.
dlttrltrated throuah the State, it
addretted "to the igortamer and voters"
and is signed ' v trie ige A l.iuvver Of
Water. own at'd of the Hlate Kish, tlatne
grid Fori-et fstague it charfet that the
conaervatton Mtlcle wag put into the
is1 I'onrtitutl .n for the benefit of lum
ber and water power interests arid will
aii. w them to wreck the state foragl
reei
The pamphiet caused leMlg Marshall
to say esterda., "Tins is the most ea-
traoedllhgf) eghlbltton of mallgrdtti rnhv
repteaentatlon and falgifkatkin of facte;
that it is possible to conceive.1
Mr Maisha'd polnte I out thai the con
serva'ion article was passed in the con
vention hy a Vgte of 121 to II, only
one Dem iCTal voting In the negntle
His statement continues;
"Men of national reptltgtlon advised
the conaervatlon committee, and It delib
erated for months on the adoption of
t)n heel methods for protecting ttie pub
lic interests It was re.ngn.ied that In
thi subject of conaervatlon was Included
no; only the p'es. rvatlon of the forests,
t ut that of husbanding tne water m tne
Slate for pu.po.es 01 i avlgation. munti i
pal water supply and agriculture, end
its tish and game, all being Intimately
Intel related
If was believed that these great ob
jects hud been materially advanced hv
i the action of the convention. Yet It
is now voclferougty and vehemently pro-
I claimed, regardlegl of the Implied re
flex on on the integrity of the members
of the convention, that the proposed
amendment waa i:. fact Intended to en
able the lumbermen to seize and destroy
the foieati for their own advantage.
ijnoies I 'ruin rllelr.
I "How this la )ioaslhla In view of the
' prohibitory langugge ol section 2 of the
art. cle Is not .Indicated Raid assertion
Is deemed more important thar a refer
nci lo hc language of the Constitution.
It cxpress v declares
" The lands of the State, now owned
or hereafter acquired, cotistltuting the
forest preketvl ai tow fixed by law,
shall be forever kept as wild forest
lands Thev shall not be leased, ao'.d
or exchanged, or be taken b) any cor-
poratlon, public nr private, nor shall the
trees anil timber Ibereon he sold, re
moved or destroyed.'
"In spite of the efforts made by the
lumbermen to cnrMheroleJltge :he forests.
to permit the cutting of timber and
to divide the preserve Into gones. every
effort in that direction made ri the con
vention waa voted Jown peremptorily,
and there wa added ! the loin.er sec
tion 2 th. following
"The department is. however, rnpow
eted to reforest lands in the forMI pre
aerve, to construe, tire trails thereon
and to remove dead ireei and dead nm
ber therefrom tor purposes .f teforista
lion and flie protection soleI. but ihgll
Mai sell 'be same.'
"My thi clause there Mas removed
ever) incentive lor destroying the for -ela
Not even de id trera or dead tliu
her can be taken away ex ep: for the
sole purpose, of reforeetgtion and lire
protectloni and even In am h event t'tev
ma not be sold. Mow then call am
honeel men confgnd thai under eoch a
ronetltutlonal provlelot it is within the
range . poaeHtutty for th, lumbermen
to encroach upon t tie forests?
"It tuav be Intereeting to call atten
tion to the fact Oaecloeed by Byrgcgee
newapapera that at the meeiing of the
New York State Flgh, llxuie and FOTf al
League, called by him oti short notice,
at which but tew members were pres
ent. Mr. Lawyer said 'hit from a single
source tie had been ensured of a fund
of 110,000 to defeat the f01MtltUtlon.
Why so Urge a sum of money from a
single Source? lie was asked to speerfv
tun declined t do so why tnte h rj 1
May it not he possible after all. that
the lumber Interests, against which he
so violently inveighs, may lay claim of
patefntt) lo this fund?"
romer.
1 N VM ROfHEM.E LINKS
I tuck U0
I.j IM-iehot.
Amos rtnchol atta -ked the I'onstttu-
tion in a speeeti at til. Broadway
Tabernacle last nlghi lie was espe-
dally shocked by tins provision of the
Plate budg't article:
"The Legislature may not alter an
appropriation b II submitted b-. the liov
ernor except t.. strike out or reduce
items therein " Mr PlnchOI said Ihtg
ffeuld give ib llovemor "g coercive, re
strictive and persuasive power over the
Legislature ghd p regit lea I y 'b,- Wl lie
s- stem of Mate government which ta
allium without a limit"
"If this Constitution should pass,"
addeil Mr PlncnOt, it would mean the
selling of the public Into bondage for
ttie benefit of both out arid out corrUp
tlonleta and well meaning political alssos
lunsta who rail to underatand the most
simpb principles of democrac) Take
the purs. Str ugs out of tne people's
hands ami you tike away democracy."
policemen and firemen who arc op
pos.'Hc tin- Constitution because they
think It takes away their right of court
review wen. reassured resterdsy b
Meier Itelnbrlnk of Brooklyn, csndi-
date for Attnrnev -tjeneral in ItlJ and
a tlelegiite to trip Constitutional con
vention He s ud no right now enjoyed
I hy these men had been Withdrawn and
that nothing ol the sort was Intended
by the frameis of th. home tule . ni.de.
Inch. I'oii."
Cp to yesterday Candidate Palle'n,
fseling that lie had ins own and the
Keogli offspring , inched, knew thai th
election was h!1 over bur the formality
of voting for him still to make cer
talnty a rlnch he I I Instructed a l
the i'allens and the sKoghS to scatter
along th, stree's of Sew Itochelle eaeii
morning so that thei could shake bis
hand during his triumphal progress In
his train and tell him In ! ' rl voices
how glid the) were thai his eleirtlnn
was a certainty. Candidate Pallen had
delegated an especial!) large ui 'Up of
his sons to stand Jtl-t outs .le the ",n
windows of his ipp inent for tl ni
of Mavor. the present Mayor of c.v
Rochelle. F.dward Htetson drifting, at
17 1'oplar pla e
,fVei, pop, 'here's nothing to It toil
vou. what?" Candidate Conde Patten's
s.ns would say in a loud voire.
"Thanks, fellow eltlgana," toe iindi-
dle tot Mayot of New Kochclle v". I
esy to his sons.
"Oood luek and on your WSy, Candi
date," the strongest Voiced son would
csll out from the tenth row, loud et Ig I
to send bis Words int.. ths breakfast
room of the worried Mayor drifting
"And." ope of the t'nl'.eri voters would
add for unod measure, "all of Judge
KeotfYs hois are going to vote for you."
"Which makes the town unanimous."
Csndldgts Conde would say apprecla.
lively, going smilingly then on hli way
while Msinr lirlfflng, his Republican op.
genenti burled bli fgee n hi.- soft boiled
eggf
But yeslerdaj something happened
Opponent 'irinini hsd stood enough.
Wherefore when all Poole place in
front of Mayor Qrlfltng's bouse wae
jammed solidly wim Cnndldat Pgllen'e
eons gpd Just ce Ki : i s lops Iq the
morning at train tune, down I ,p street
enme Bddlf F"V and all nta sons The
Foys had lien invited to breakfast bj
Mayot drilling
The Mayoi so timed tha arrival of th
Foj voters fiat Just as ths majority of
Votars f'f New Uochelle came eiotig in
the prsaence ,,f the Pulleni and Keijgha,
Mayor Opponent Orlfflng stepped oUI on
to his front slepl 10 dsilvei the following
succinct reniarks
"doog morning. Mr Koy I sec vou
have all youf sons i'1i you, cry
good Rdd) I"
Small talk ir, an undertone followed
ths The Ballon and Keogli volets
tried to catch what " bring said, bit
couldn't gel the whispered stuff. Bvon
Candidate Pallsn so fa' forgot his dig
nity a.-, to stop and look and listen.
"Incidentally, hot do vou do, Mr
pallsn," oppnnrni drifting h'markrU
plsssantly to fandelgie i'?onde. "Now,
as I was saying. Rddy." Mayor ilriftng
wetd on in a loud voire to Ihe great
gctor wtnie nil the Pallene and Keoghs
to tb,. number "f several ilogen 1i.sr.ued
deject ritlt . "When New llo. beli i el. -brated
last June tie- "JTlti anr iv i'sary
of the founding ol Sen rtochidls w th a
laud ami waler pageant you Watiteil t
plgy the pur ..f th,. gn.ii jesn duttoii,
the Huguenot anosstoi .r you .""l all
the K' vs i said yes t ihtst, bui who
said you must play in., pan ,,t an In
dian chl'-f ,ti th,. Jjn.g ;,,,( so
"C unde I 'alien.' Lddk
with hitter remembrance. "Conde'g a
highbrow, nl so ha said I couldn't play
in v thu g but an Indian "
"Well," cried Mayor Orlfflng, as be
lookked over all of Bddli s sons who could '
. r.wd into view iuni mentally counted
f elr i . tal vote, "we'll celebrate the 22Mh
annlveraar) ot the foundhui of New lu
lle w.'li a much bigger .ami and
water pageant Oft June .'., Islit If 1
am Mayo; of New RcxhellO on that data i
you, Hie steatest actor tltlr. city ever
has produred long applause), will play
the part of the great Jean Rapt let if'
thai was his middle name Out ton, if Ij
remember his last name correctly if
Conde Pallen i Mayot the beat you
get is b'lljg an Indian, some plot e UV
leMir the backdrop, "let me.' I
Arrd I wish to say furthermore, fel
low . it. zone." Mayor drilling began, with ;
a new .as of life as tie SWuni aliout
ami raced the crestfallen Patient and
Keogh". "1 wish to say, II you will hear
with tne a moment, that If I am elected
Mayor of this great city of New Itn
. iei.. t hat Hf.N I Mill Sleeted, I mean.
I promise vou -" I
lie (topped them. Mayor Uriftlnu did.
because he hut no audience except the
I'ov VOtetS, and they had already begun
to pile ind org toward the breakfast
table T'e Pa I lent ind Keoghe had
shuffled off dlegruntedl) do an Poplar
place, whepievir that Is.
All these things happened s.. early
geeterda) that b) ttie time a reporter for
TttS Bt'w ent up 'o New ito. heiie nothing
iv.- happening e.x-ept the nightly barber
shop chords and political discussions in
Freddj I'fi'aaig's barbel sh.jp Fr in
the old line pnlMleleni aatbereil there
only th.se to tpinte Dolphin Oelmgg s
"rrue facts" listed above could l.e gath
ered Now it's possible that the Crowd In
Freddy Pfennig's ma not hive got,
I hi details 'lth ev ntiiess. but. despite
p. at tin Icirber htp chorlftlsrs said, all
Mew Bochetlt ad i Itted last night that
Candidate (onde Pallen, assured of nia
election be iu-e ill hit ow n family and
ait of Juttres Keogh't ehiloren were with
bin. has lost s one of Iris assurance since
candidate di lUng hat won the Foy
family over.
I' rs said ftiat et'iteient will run
sepeclally high in New Rochelle to-night
It will be Saturday night, wherefore
shg ilutely all New Rochelle will go to
Freddj i fennlg't t" set khaved for sun-
dav.
FIREMEN ESCAPE
CITY PAY PRUNERS
rnlforoipd Men. Including
Chief Krnlon. Will Not
Hftvt flalarlei Out
V'Mvr, m , -Th np-Htfltf Vnh
1 sv-vtnr f'omiti'iktlrtT- tm'lr if plfi'n In
If H flr.it tlcr'falon nn thp jltny bun thxt
Ir Krintfn or NkfuBlflg rertlflcritrfi of
cnnvrMitrm-p lh iirottlon of tilrfnrly
Mtnbllahttl utilltlf will be -i primary
0' r!'1pr:tt!or
Th opinion hy fVnimlf.n"r Km
met of tti up-Sttti Pub 1 to Hrvlte Com
ftni on fl pi nlni on tho flrt nppll-t-Htion
for ' . vrttflr it of I'onvnlfn"'
aii'1 ntcMlty for n .Htnv bUi iln IrtV
doWfl in lirotul lltMl prtn'lplM which
) OV0rfl the t'nnimljtfflon In thM
Thr i,nmtnllfn ttrrt tit rrrt ;fVvr to
four of nix rout imkerl for In Nw
Rochtllt unrl rf two OtlMrA The
plinclplM whh h fnldi thin tltielon t
theee
Tho duty of the rommlpplon to pro
twt BlrMdy ePtnhllfhH utll!tlen unrlsr
ttn urifVloTi from unnoriiirv
t'otnpetltion in rr Item I'M.
It i? hM tht thf rornmmii'on'li
duty t" th pibll. ontlttMl lPt to
Ami indtvMuftl lit-rty in th!r eholr
f tiiPiriP of trunpportsttion, nhouM
Home hnforr Its duty tu prote'l vPtt-fl
rAfiitMl Mrt1 where Purh rholre
won ;l lnrt to Pomuttltlofl purely
nilnoUi to intrBtsi whlrh the puhllt
rpurrfp to regTulnte
li is roerlnfMl I nut h to rp
i t-ent ImpfUlrMnVtltM 'i in- .olille -r-j
ftru-tlftti nnd maintenance of pu' - '
I htuhwtyi the mottir bup line rut rev
i thin the trollpy w'll h 'h relief
oinrriT by perPon- r' Unp nwny from
Mlttlnfl trollry Knee who dVniie tmni
port n ton fnfllitlep.
The four routip (ntho'ii!Pt1 run m
th 5.me vtrfftf with pxl5t;njr tFOlUy
i nRonly furih phort dlutftnrM n A-
v f (i i e 1 1 ' 1 i the ew H i ven f 'iil
roHrl Million, wh eh. ilue tn the rVfft
mutltlgt Mlturt Of New Roehell
popu'nt'i'n. 'he heflrt of
tinnp't vftem , wi'h fh'p
lhy run on other trorlp
thrm fi-t pit. He! to nnd mi pome
riiitnn h wh from exietinu trilttf
!ipeti
The two rf,.tre. for whleh rerti'VMfp
;ire refuw(1 wmiM hnve run rtnrr.Ue.
i'. md on the enme j-tre,iP with Ntlt4
:mk trolley linen throunh their en..'
lou'e, nnd thourh tei ritor
pips lt el 'n't mi hv perpofip of
WMlth. miny of whom mlnt.ln their
own pflVfttP niciii of trioptortnt(on
1r ;t I held that the enntentlon
fipplio'int that the inrepeii
f irllltlM I mvMed hy h' hue jlfl
woulo heltt dveloji thle territory rr
i-l.l to the .N.rven'.enre of lie In
h$btttntH ml-Tht hve been PUPtnine-V
tio proof w.ip nilflueetl of the "nr'M
' " of r hee tinep an-l the I r
ant Vr!itrtlon WU refuee! The entn
mlMlol re'uxep -o pnffe iron the
vntldHy nf the fnnehlpe jm It mnv be
qfTe. fr. the .-ontention of the trol-
lev rorpofntlon that It wn IrreruUrly
a'lvr n!eerl ot ;ip to I he m inner In
wtu.'h the BOtlon of the ronm!eplon in
i approving ponie an. I dlMppfOVlllS "ther
routei niety nffet.rf the vnHdity of the
fmi m T't ;tn',on mnflnep the
1ei m in getjflUswIly to the Tueeitlon
of t 'it- puhlt nvrr ne and nfs ep
of the r.'Mte propoot nnd lenvee
oiirr .fie! onn to "other trtluint.p
The r-"i'i m fr which certlfi ite- were
r-f : 'I T.m thfOUgftl the Wlny.ih ant!
North RVenu KerHloim, nnd w-re for the
itp nrbt
eseeption
mnvy of
gg je X
Be tHgaBTtQigggga V ' fL
I Copyright. Underwood Uaderw t
Mr. Brief, Who Aldi Nnrtt'i
Action fr W,000, Objected
tn Revell Baby.
Frederiek Adatni Rnatell
Chanred With I'alns; thf
Mii (In tn Defraitd.
MtHTRKSfi KKMKs ATTACK HAIL is PIXKI) AT 10,000
! MOVIE ACTOR INJURED
IN AN 80 FOOT LEAP
The lull or Mir Dell Crnnln. nn aged
nursemaid, nam nst Mrs Marlon BeVSlI,
IVlfe of riemlng II Revell, ,lr. for tfi.iuin
dsmnges for assault was lotuludert he
fore guprefne Couri Justice Devendorf
end a Jurv yesterdav V sealed verdict,
Whlefl Bill be opened on Monday, vi'iis
ordered III the '-use.
The trial HtClOeed an Hiirtrti.nt !i nse
feud between Mfg Itevel! and tf Aglgh
bor, M's Catherine M Brlcei who is
gidini Miss rrontn tn the sum Mrs.
Itrlee is the widow of Stewart M Brlce,
Srtn of t'slvin H Itrl.-e who was I'nlted
States Senator from Ohio She was S -
rot ced from Henri ia Mount of in
signs when she married nnee in immh
Her son. who was adopted by BrlCg and
toOS Ihe name of Stewart M Brlfe, ,lr ,
mid his voting wife occupied an apsrt-
rnenl with Mrs. Brlce, adjoining tint of
the Bevella, m the time Miss rmnln
sllees thnt Mrs Hevell bent and Ul.-ked
her on Ma frill 2t. 1114.
Mis fronln I eat I fled on Thursday that
airs. Itrlee hesrd her serpam vvher. she
was IttgUlted gnd put out of the llevell
apartment, nnd said thnt Mrs. tlrlee
made her eontforlsMg in tb. Brlce nr iri-
menf. .ailed a PollceSlgn nnd then sent
her to a hOtpltal.
I o 111 i I n I ii ,1 Vlnitll llevell llnlir.
M's Brlce on th. witness st irul ves
tetdgy OOrroborgted the nurses testi
mony. S' e wa asked "ii eroeavggantlna
iron if she had complained 1 autg ttip
llevell baby rled
"I did.'' she replied, "liecnuse the hahv
rled lery much nnd of rourte s n-
noylhg "
Mrs Hrlee d-nled with some Indigna
tion thai "be wiote an anonymous letter
complaining nbout tne baby, When
the letter was shown to her she s.iirt
.t was not in pr handwriting She
denied ihnt there hnd been rmy tin-
pleaasntneee between hei nnd the
Bevella Whin asked if she didn't bsve
words With Mrs llevell tn the elevator
Pile said :
"No Indeed. I sm very sure."
Mrs Ellen Brlce, her young daughter,
n -law. corroborated Mis. Brlee's testi
mony nnd said that Miss l 'mum's eon
dltlon alter ttie alleged assault Wns
aomelb i eg p't iful "
A negro hill boy nnd n maid em
ployed h Mrs. Ilrl.e gave testimony
for M'ss t'ronln In line with that ..f the
..ther witnesses
tlrs. llevell DssHOS IttStsh.
I Mrs Be veil's story of the gffiiir wns
that on tn.. ,ij,y m Queetlftn she returned
' home Isle with her busband and upon
Frederick Adam" Bussell, a broker of
11 BrOtdWSy. was arrested hy PgSI
(lithe Inspectors Wllllsnt l Ssnin Hnd
Mow ir.i Li Mayh w yesterday en l
charge of asms the mailt to defraud
persons for whom he pr.t.nde.l to be
ipeculatini is war sim-Ks gnd othst
tecurltiet Mosi ol Butsell't customerg
Were (Iderly w .men who had lie n irn-
hressed ,b the defendant's rlolmt tn in-
snie knowledge 't
would determine lbs rise
(he storks lie handled
Blond Freddie Russell,
known ai Harvard, was
genius of McNeill Adams tr
snd call" lookers of 10
went Into bankruplo)
UP TO YOU
If wc achieve ideal result
on building operations, it i
not because we pos ebt attv
secret formulas for iUCCCSS,
hut toih.-r, that lon; study ol
building problems an-! actual
practice in solving ihem haw
given us a gold mine of cxrv
rience vthich we can apply Ic
each ne building Operation
as it cornel along.
IHOMPSON-STARREl
COMPANY
Building C'onttructi
ustiim
it loirs
and
which
fall of
as he wns
th,. guiding
!o the "put
Will siieet who
OH Marrh II)
lia, with aboul 1150,1 Ilabllltlel ami
few visible nsscts lo salisfv Ihe OlSlnH
of the cuatomersi who in thnt case ni
were women from every singe of life.
RueoeU'i tlleni partner in thHi venture
was Sarah Mi Belli an n. -trees The
rumors of fraud Unit grew Up around
the failure eii. t d th" statement from
Bussell Hint th post office Inspectori
couldn't get him
When he learned a few days ago that
Ihe inspectors Were ho' on the trail
of Ins new v. t.ture it is said Itussell
railed a meeting of his customers nnd
shout twenty women gathered in his
Office on Thursdl nighi He told them.
it is alleged, thai he was ready t" ps
Ihem bach at the rie of one twenty,
fourth of their claims each month in
the meantime Ii It said he idvissd them
not to have anything to do with the in
inoctort According to the complaint drawn up
lv Aeelatant United stut.-s District At
torney .lullan T Hart ridge, the defend
ant hebi out to bis cuatomert prom I set
of handsome pmiits. tilling them that
Some of U s clients hnd made as high
as itlSn per rent on tbetr tr.-insartlotis
He did actually pay ihem profits, it is
sud. as long as he COUld ge' more
money out of them, but when the In-
teatmenta ceased lie usiiall; managed
to convince riie customers lhai their
Srofltl and principal had been wiped out
h a SUbeet00nt deal Which lie bad mi
Sertalten on his own Initiative but In
keeping with t hi contract between Ihem.
The deals, nithough conducted In theory
on the put ir, d coll" system, existed
mainly In Bussell's mind, according to
the insnectore
An Illustration of Russell's method of
sent out b Itussell to hit
May i'1. tf i"
".I. IV Morgan Is now on Ihi
bound for New Tor He will
tier. Monday, May i". .1 i- m
d ("n. have Just been given full .1 g
of the placing of nil orders in the I'l -. I
Ktnt.M for ill in eiiunts of Ureal Hi
France ami Bussla, well
other nations which we shall not
here This statement bns nevet i
published, but when It Is know. In
public It Is likely to create n r-cr.-n-"(in
May 1 tills Office Issued a I'll
advising Ihe purchase of good
on the next setback, This week wi i .'
the reaction. Now we urge all -. ....
ready to buy the slocks of Ihe eont
panics which sn- going lo lectin lh
laigesi billing orders through I I' M -gun
AV Co"
one of Bueeeil't customers, Mrt
Mar v Mohni of .11" Hast IT.td str. .
vested $1,000 with him itlldgtl k' '
per own record of market fluetual
'he should have realised i"i bm
Stead she WHS wiped OUt. and In Spltt
of her Ml yenrs bad to g" back 10 Wi
as a designer so she and hi i Ihvn I
hUSOand would not starve p Ihl IS
us in all othera, Mr Hart rid g' - -t
itusscii refused to give the narnt of
the persons With whom he dealt on lis
account and also failed to rendei hei
statement of her account
Am.-ng his other clistomeri wer, M
Mary Price "f KOI West MTttt .i st
M'ss Bllgabeth Hiiieintut of the ssi I
dress Miss Rllsabeth Boven of i Wal
nut street. III. h'iinn.1 Hills and Ml
Weber till' Baal 1"Hd s'reet
Itus.ell lives nt Bay Shore I, I
hit wife and Child He was arc
before tfhtted H'a'e Pom ml
Houghton, who fixed his ball a' ft
circulating "war news
feet the stock market Ir
thai would
conta ined.
ef-
the
Pliinui's With Horse
Irondaek Cliff, bnl
mnl Rscapfs,
off Ad
ni-
inn-
and
then
r . .1
v our
For
moat part
Is Ins troll.
the same streets With ex-lines.
ii ippeal
No member of the uniformed fi.ree in
ilo- K.re 1 lepartm. tit is going to have
Ins pav reduced by. the Board of Balls
mate. This applies to Phlef Kenton i
POPUty i"vicf Lilly, as well as lo thi
thousand subordlnntet for whom redui
for
lie
ii llehenrlna Will
Made.
lions ler. sugg Hi
standards,
Th.. bureau ihot
loti snoukf be put
fenu a year, and
leputies and
d bv tl.
bureau
ight that tic
low ri from 1 " SOU
that Lally, oldest
now In charge
F.X-00V. F0S HELD FOR LIBEL.
UfUM gfVVI 10 '' 1 linmtM (if
f Inn l.iihor I riiil'T.
BolrfONi Orl J2 I'x 'lov Pok wh!
h- 'ii i hit ggfttriioon for thi Orand Jury
tin hurKHi- df rrnnumlly ItbolllnS (Vnnll
D Orloroll, a Iftboi union man Hml
Was, p a ' '1 a i llf a iiIIt'K' 'I tn
hava hargad rtiirlni hia rfoam ranvaaa
ffi iiiv Kanttbtli an Mailnattfift f"r
flnvamor lhal Drlacoll lttamptad t-
nerurc appolfltOiailt fruin him :ih thair-
man of t in- I'rlaon notntnlaalon by
pruititalnfl lo i all off h atrlka in ; Ko.-s
plant.
'ill, it tint atatmanl waa mail i
Mi Poav lias not been den lad," aald
Brooklyn lieadouarlers, fiw.iiM i
from f7..vo t.. $n,fMM Th budsei nub
"iiniiiti referrad iheaa ravomntencla
ttonH. which aatonlahad Commiaatonai1
A'Uin. o'i, t tha main niiiigit t Lomtnlttea
nf the Hoard of Batlmate, This commit
tOe ronHiilere'il them iTtt-fty atai "lay,
tnit .'!.'rrMl action until naxl week 1:
was jir'i prtvataly, howaver, thai then
waanM h ohanca in tin- world thai elthar
man n salary would ba charifvd
Tha ui commltt e had recomtm ndad
that L'nt .apt nJni be rill from ll'.'.'io
i i It.ltO a year, ill lieutenants irorn
13,100 t 11,100 and (t" fourth Krifir
nrafnan from ll.ooo to ion ii wan
SUAVasted tu.it the ftoani of Kat mnte
had violated the charter in ralsinjf these
mii w.thln tin- pn:-i five year. Thi'
i 'ornorftttejn Counsel, however, r:i vn n n
Opinion yeaterda) that thr Board .f Km.
ninitr an1 the It ird
t'i Bfh! to ralae Kit
arlvh t.' wut
n hn the matter cama before thai
maiti pommtttee yeaterday Mayoyl
Mitch I Hunt: "Personally think thai
ths saiarnH of ihaae officers and men !
are hot exceaalve, and reduction would
lie neltlirr advisable nor Junl The I
Hoard of Kstlmate preceding tin- Hfs. n
board r.iiiHM th,. fourth r;id" fireman
from '0 tu 11,000, ard I h no raa I
on f.r putting Ihem back."
Th other msmbers of ihr eommlttaal
rt d with Mr. Mttchel.
snt RociiBi.t.B, -r fi Tha Publte
s f lommlSSlon refusal to grant a
certificate of cfinwnlin,e and nrisilty
for of th n:x Jitney pin- SppHad
f n- P William l 'iray will ba f'l
lowed by ai appeal hy Mr iray for
rehear nr He w II lo hacked up by
t ::. rest dan tK of the ftett!nnf that bava
'i- beet f t i red nnd by the mer hanta
f New HOi-helle.
TWO 0IRLS HURT IN AUTO.
moving pa tore production of
Carmen" with an ending revised lo sat
isfy demands of Arthur .larvls of
Igg Blglynlnth street Rath Boa h.
Brooklyn, Thoraday afiemndd lumped
on borsebm k off an slghty foot rttll t
Ausable Chaem, in the Adlrondarks into
Hfieeti feet .if water The leap beeamO
rdav When lie was brought
-,'V on a train aria ISKen 'o
r Hospital with a broken leg
. an obi c'r.-us animal whirs
used for feature pictures fir
by the Willi int K rnmpany,
known vest
Into this ol
ihe Mower
Tb.- horse,
hsa ben
some linn-
which produced me mm, was i
brought. Me was unhurt
According to 'be ohanged pic which
the picture will present, fDoN lose fol
low .ns ihe do tii ..r rarmrs tides off
Into tb.- mountains on boreebark at"l
oommlta sub Ids by leaping over a . hit
Jarvis. Who bus done some otht t n ivtng
ii i tun- stunts volunteered for the s. rue
llrt v
r sin inn
Hear of
Machine itnliist
Mnlor Truck.
f Aid. rmei
Drparimei
lav
t sal
Andrlan Duffle, .1. of Water street
West New Brighton1, drove an automo
bile containing two ciru ta.iinst the
r. r f a auto truck, operated
bv deorgr Bngetl of Ms. md T trn
road, llrairltevlllt Staler. Island, on the
'l i Town road late laat nlghi Mist
Until Booth, I'l. "f it t'tlloti street.
West N'i Brighton, had her left arm
broken -md Mies BlSlr Uless. It, of 72
Mir r rosd, i-st New Brighton, had
three rlabt ribs fractured Ttie red ce
say lniiT disappeared after the ,-cei-det
i The) had not found him up to
n late hour.
in the early part of ttie summer Duffle
rsmmed the same car aaal1 st a tele-
phors p-ie m fruit of the Moravian
remetery, New porp. and seven pers
h-,.1 if. i a s. ii- I, AUtan i
settled on as tin- best place
Late Thursday afternoon he
horse, five phOtograp -is and
ef the Ko picture ,,ssen . : ,
The horee '...kei ai tb" leui measure-
shoesd II i - os si:i;nri over
hree fe in height- pul after
attempts the rldei was ile ;o
Tile two turned one ui eie.iult
snd ihe it.ler. sun in tn.. seams, sent
head tirst into the water, the horse str.lt
Ins on is hsck. 'es In the an f
gaconds after th- iptaeh Ihe horte i ime
mi and begun to awlm toward sh ire, and
then ihe rider, pate and somewhat veak
appeared lit wae dragged Into trait"
Ina boat. whet, hie injur) was dis
covered After treatment ai rori Kent
he was pla id on the nlghi tram aid
prOUghl to New Vork
It was said ai tin hgepllal ktsi night
thai he would be hml up probably f'U a
month lie is uui ' n -1 n.. I Hfl
finding 'be nursery m at unti.iy
! dition she "corrected" the nurse
' discharged her She aald It..' nurse
: became violent and abusive, and
hysterically! "I hope to God
! baby dies."
I Mr. llevell snid the nurse tried lo
I fore, tier way into the nursery Peering
I tio.i she intended to harm the child. Mrs.
I It. veil pushed tier from the apartment.
Shi didn't strike her. sh.. .aid. but the
1 nurse screamed hyeterically,
Mrs Uevell said that Mrs Hrice was
unfr.endly t.. her I ause when Mrs.
Hrice first called to see her she con
! eluded she didn't care to know Mis
Brlce and avoided her afterward, She
ti .fled that the on upimts of the' BflOt
( apartment were noisy. Occasionally
there w.-re bright lights in tin- apart
' nient as Int.- as 4 A M . she said, and
members --f the Brlce faraibj walked
about scsnllly lad
I u Josephine Waller, a physician.
who mad. an exalnli.ntlon f Miss
I'ronin under a court order two month!
after the alleged aeaaull, said she
found no marks of any kind on the
woman
DIRECTORS PLEAD IGNORANCE.
aveln lwiueat Hkowa Thai Know
Noiliinu nf I mi I r hi 1 1 nn
Inspectors say, In the f illowintr notlr
ARTIST FALLS TO HIS DEATH
If red K linker Hflrod lo Mate
Daad in v I at alow Heal,
Alfred Kllnkar, l1. an :irttt fell
the WlftdoW ""eat on the third floor (el
bla homa, 1147 Park avonue, yest
ntnl waa .netantly killed Hi t irentl
Pelleve the youns tnan WAS aateep I d
1 hat the wlndowpane gave way
Henry KUnker, fatinr f tin- . t
man. eald wan on Ihf tlit floor w
he heard .in ohje- t f.ill Wlu-n he sent
OUl he foiimt hla son l ir g unenns
PULPIT TOPICS AND MUSIC
IN CHURCHES TO-MORROW'
roLLKiMATK ' lll lt
OLAg Fifth svenue
ttretl Tti Itev Mai
I.e.. 1 mlnltter I'r M
morales anil evening
It ! -T M' II
st Party-eighth
lire Janie. St a
1 .i.t trill preaek
wi'h h
"ll-
il
1ST
y.
iRK
It A St
Si Mori-n..-r
l'i
rlrt .t mi
rid
Tri
ll l i 1 1 BM Mi"
TEHIAN I'HI'HI II
I i -rrs..t i, 1 Me
Buhlei t. ' Tn.. l l'e
Karth ' . P M . sen lee st Itlth street
Set en -h avenue. Sanje. t "nils
atii.lislil "
rHV'nCH "I' THS HRAt.tNCt ' HltlsT
Hotel As'er II... ALoietiient" Will pt
)r w .tolin Murrsy't subject at the
I'hur. h r 'tie ii.-iiine chrlsti Laurel
itnom. Hnttl vst-u. Sunday it
gj gTRPBEN'S '11111.11 Braadway
sr stvtt ninth ttrstt Ths kusieel "f the
Itev Dr. ryrut Tonsend Brsdy'i sermon
in ?t ttepnen's tthureh in ih. sftsrnoon
1.1 t.e v Usatlemen f' nn tiie rnrtsllea
Stand point."
eral line
CAI.VARV METIlUb
Hr ven-h ,oi, ,ie at . Ii
I ism II HI"! s in Ii. pre
PRESBT-
service m wgJHT SND PKKMBVTKHI AN m
Park West ' . Amtiardain tvsnus at Letih sire. .-
r tio-1 ,t"v Enwm Ketgwtn i : ares
III H
llr
Sot It
Ths t. k.
la'.
'Phi 1.
I III I
str. t
M
POfRTH
West Bnd
Tries Ball
et tu. r
in KsnvTun 1 v s
itsniie t Ninety
nsoel snlnlst, w
.1 sens rsi tt.i'e
III
first
ill s
11
r.-r
ment
eialit'
levera 1
make it
were hurt He was arrested, but the,
tlrnnd Jury fsils.l to indi.-t him Me QN TRIAL AS NICHOLS SLAYER.
promiaao
t the tlnie lie would net
ill' IIKHill.
SELIGMAN NOT FOR MOSS.
i ores.
II i m
I in pri'Mfeliin
tor lllalrli',
jiulRe i 'a rmtnter.
attempted brllx i )
ihe aaaortlon that
a salary fro i tn
I Its, linns."
' Thnt would bi
in addition, Ihe
Mr I 'ris.-. ill re...
brew, t That
IV .1
ggggggggg
special excursion
sunday, oct. 24th
tn. ROYAL BLUE LINE
Nw Jersey Centrnl, Rea-lin
& Baltlmora & Ohio R. R.s,
;lnw inn gbuUl 9 lnur- in the
apital, 1 1 hours In Boltlrnofa,
Other
r0 Jtwi r' d J
Kxctirsions, Nov
January 9th.
i aavi W, IMd m 1 1 ".r
I iiM-riy Si,, 'J in. nitdnUtii
lay nlshta 'In k-' uil ism
idvanas LUierfv hi, w.
.ii. t ier(v i "it v rernilagUf.
Itndi st eta ; 7 v . 187ft, H4 llfoa4
wity. Nw iurk. 4 auti M Cour. St..
Uroitklyr..
2Ut,
IV M .
Sni ir-
jut eii
tit- i ntlopaea
1 tor ite .
laaac N Ballgsnan eent latter lo
l-'ni n k Miae yaai erday aak nic him to
I oorract an Impraaalon that he nt for
Mr Mahsi tn The pfeaenl rampaign Tha
Idler fulloas;
"Front some friends I ledrn thai i.h'-
rrji have bean eetn In (ha elrviitd rail
t ond I'ar whh'h convey tha Impraaalon 1
t hut i endorse your oandldao) for tn j
IMatrloi Attomeyahlp it is very likely I
thai i approvad ( v.ur progpaotive i jin- 1
dldar) pgfora rha Rapubllcan prima rlag
toni piaea( agaumlni ' r you might ba
t)i party's standard hen rer.
"I have always given ymi rtfadll for
t ie tine and useful 'rv! which you I
tin ve i in tiered in rlvir gnd pi IVgta
I'aueeM, I .mi nf the opinion, however, j
HiHt ynu hava acted unwlaaly in under
taking to run on i sapgrgia tlcltal after I
your daraat tne niUDiioAn prirnartea,
The sfTset of fUOtl OOUrsS will only
h t andgng?ar 'he alaotlon "t Mr rer-
kins nnd to strengthen ihe Imiie of Turn,
ntany's aueeagg al iha i i i h
"Mi. Perkins h h t'att hfnt and nhie
public larvgoti i ihsii oaat my vote for
him, and irugl thg hg i'i ba elected,"
FAIRBANKS STARTS CAMPAIGN.
' V II lion nees SI,, Minis of III ,',111111-
i lines for I.. Oi '. NogllSallONi
Uopiavibbgi Ky.i Oet, -Mx-vics-I
preildrnl Calrhanki made Ihe keynote
siteeeh of ids campaign for the Kepubll
i.-ui ei esidentiai nomination inoe to.
I mah,
Thtel nn- the slogans nf the l-'alr-
bankt oendldec) Itettoratlon Sf the
proiectlte latin', a1eiiu.it.- preparedness
fur national defence, restoration of the
Atueilean flng on the seas and a niitluual
oiHunlsatlon tu sell Ainerluao wai sa in
tly- mnrkett of the world.
MISS NESHIT'S DRIVER FINED.
I.nnilis I lull Member tlsn I'nte gli.t
for speed Ina Into,
i Pari Pltrfh, chauffeur fur Eveivn Ves
t,:r, and John Bmerenn, a member of
! tne l.atnbs I'tub, were finer', ?r, eoh
l Mag vT.ie I euel In the .tefTereori
: S, irUct i.iui: yesterday when they er
found guilt J of hnvliia driven their
BUI in P ies twenty-five miles nn hour.
Until speeders were arrested by motor
cycle pollotman Rlokert on Fifth svenue
between Blghteentn and Twentieth
- street, Pitch helnK ts.Ken Into eustudy
VVedneaday night and Fmereon the fn
i iou -ik' ri ah' givelyn Neshit wet in
ti. i machine at the time her ehauffeur
I was arreated, but did not appear in
nil
ri, .en jurors I'lrked
l ull of llinil lulls
R0FRAN0 S FRIEND INDICTED.
Nriii Vceuseil uf I'm Inn Terjarers
In Murder Trial.
The April Orand lury, Rhleh indleted
M I'liue Kofi ami and others In connec
tion with "tie of n series of murders In
ih. Second Assembly district, whs (lis
charged by .tudge Wedhumt in rjenersll
rSmtiions yeeterday after returning two
more Indictment!, one of them agslnsi
a man whose name hs not yet been i
mi allowed puhlloy tn the case.
The Indictment charges sulsirnstlc.nl
of perjury. It is said thnt the man Is i
dost friend "f Rofrsno snd figured
prominently In the perjury negotiations
before the trial of Caetano Monttmiign.i.
Who Wai convn'ted of killing Mirhele
Clalmeri, a political henchman of Tom
l-'o'.ey The newly Indicted man. It Is
glto asse'ted. acted us paymaster tot
I be men WhO were schooled to coininll
perjury.
The other tiullci ni"tit was a supcr
siiPiik bill f"r- subornation of perjury
agalnti Joseph Brondlnl.
I ts HUM Merit Pllnie Win.
AilteOates of twilight sleep props
ganda through the motion picture have
w their long tllit with the city ail-
thorltlei and an agreemeiit was reached
yeittrdey with License ( 'ommlssloper
Hell Which w 11 penult the pictures to be
shown piotuird no mlaed audloncee are
pregeni.
Kleven jurors were accepted before
,lude Malone in Oensrtl seaelont yes
lerday lo try Onnl Talis, is. tccueed I
I of the murder "f Mrs mitabeth nrlgga
: Nichols ill her home, t Baal Seventy- I
ninth stieet on ihe night of Septeipbef r
K last. Three other men who were said I
1 to have been concerned 'n the killing ,
are fugitives from Justi, liobi.ery was j
- the mot it e
Talis ae a house bo in the home
! of Mr Nichols Is alleged la hate
i opened the bggement SOOf at .1 allowed,
I tb. other three men to enter In rob I
Mng 'be house the) frightened Mrs .
Mchds so badly 'hut she die t More I
tha-i II" "o" worth of Jewelry w is stolen I
gene, ii alarm for Arthur M'altonen,
ddle Lehto and an unldentlfled Italian i
was sent .-lit. but they hive never been
found I
Tilt trial will l.. relumed M-.iolit
('liasin was 1
Coroner felnberg aummoned the
and 'tie twelve directors of the United states
' rectors I Realty and Improvement CompAny I"
the cliff. 1 yesterday afternoon s sessn.n ,.f the in-
OUest Into the eight deaths result ng
i from ihe Seventh avenue tiibway ea vein
. r September JJ. Only flv of them ap
peared, but Alton it Parker( oout el
fir the .oirpany. said that their ti.-t.-I
mon' was the attine a. thai ..f tt. other
I directors, which Wat that the) were
i business men and knew little of techni
cal construction,
. S. Kinii'-at . preeldenl of the com
pany, couldn't remember the dates of ins
vi-. t t" the cut ai Twenty-fourth
siie.-t lie rarlted bis t se t. hla present
' position from that -f rodmen, and
speaking "f the precautions which the
i compel!) took in all its w.uV said
. ' Safety first has been ..nr slogan "
t: ii Hal. biige. a director. Paul
Starrrtt, eice.prealdent i Charlet n
Herman a director, ami Byron l Pel
b'Ws. treasurer, all test, lied that they
either had no knowledge of the eon
It ruction work or thai II was left to
Ihl engineers. Who were selected by the
chief engineer, and tun by th-- directore.
The imiuoot was adjourned until
Monda) at ii a m
on i ii set t ii -s i ., f i, irros
in., vening, sermon is ta
ois Mi Bei htel Al
ly speimi i Hear vou
Me.
CATHEDRA Li OP st JOHN Til
i.K- Preachen to-marrowi 11 a
Ihe Kisht Its, lir i-i. ills- s Burelt
Ir.igaii lu-h.-p ot ... York i I' :.,
list in- Robert Johnston, re
t'huri ti of no. r-Htiieir phli i :
11 tltHI.K Pi Il.tBOtATR
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tnemt I-"' t - tlel Tegethet .
evening r K .n Kv u i
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WKgT PARK PHKBBTTKBI AN i III
Amsterdam even is t Klghi
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on Itiibp. tn 1. 1 It . . . -
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Eleventh -'rest, Thi tt. m it
tiiiifie-.d mil eondu. i 1,.,'h isrvl
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ivlh si reel The Itev i'l its i .letter
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Ir, the svenlnt It I r si hs Will have as
his subjivl i 'ii' I.-' I ifil( v an I Bitslneit,"
Ths mens Iruns ,f the tlhsmacte will
held a "lit. tier Thursday sventr.g .ir wllt.-h
ii-rri ' I'li.rn i Persies gnd firs Com
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NEW TMOt'OMT Academy Ball
Mm Mads I hi.. I ihe til, nn Legis
lature will hs 'tie subject -if lir Pranalln
v irrsn heirs - le. ttire s' II o'clock in
His New Thought Church. A. sdemy Hall.
if. West Seventy ninth sti '
PIPTII AVBN't'R PREHHVTERI AN
Clirill II At Plfty Itftlt street The Itev
J ,, JOWett, pist..r. Mill presi ll .i- Ixith
ervlees 't'tis '.Iter nr will ! t-.r Sy I-
eel tl .no- Mission' Men's Bible class t
la .t M The midweek service in the
chapel on YVednesdey st t:j p, M will
he enndncted it In. Jowett
MA PI HON A VEX CM BAPTICT r'HfRf'H
ai Thlriy-flrsl sireet The Rev Charles
a Eaton ni l preach Pundit morning n
U lit I II. list s Die Wai ' Be i Bllis
lag." His topi in lo- evening ttili l.e
A Site Ai. borage for e'.irm Swept
koult." Tn- 'tst i- r uui up conduct
the anion tub t Ian tl lilt v M
ST. (iNKH CHAPRts TlttMTV PA It -is'tt
West Nlneti ond stseel Ths
itsi tu a tt p. ingr , i preach at
ih- II ..' lo. k serve e i I
MSTItiiPOt.IT AS TEMPI. B .snih PORT WASH I KOTO
avenue at Pourleenth itreet Sundai ev I poiiMsP i'IICRch
hlng David n' i Saul In motion pleturea Services .it 11 A. M sn.i
itpii sermon t.v c i- Marshall "ii "i.rst- ihe ti. i Paul Ps sat
Itude." Tn- Temp- quartet, together Mood) ts.s svanaslist
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Be'
NEW CHI Bi II
Thirty nfih stter
Sm) i h. pastor.
big If o'i lock -i
Judgment T" isv
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tll-el of lh Tlieo.
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Mrs Van Msit-r
, en tli. ' Henri ..r III.
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Ihe -vening his sul : I "til I
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ImeeleSS Prisoner st I oiiio lag"
pravet sad Trini t Beaaatedi.
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.if porter Charlton, the toting ikmerloan
. luirgeil Willi Ihe mur.ler of his wife. Is-
exjiected t" t" reaohed neal Tueadai "r
BEI II. IHI t Mil It EH.
srvlces are he-. i in the follawlng
Christian Science Churches
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trial
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Wedneeda) Th.- trial was returned t.-
.1,-1 v The prisoner's physical condition
tt as much better nnd no further Inter
ruption is looked for Mis oh ef counsel.
M colli Ploarttl, was In court, although
he is et ill ind tpOOed.
Twent) witnesses were Interrogated
The) gave contradict. tit teottnion) con
eernltig I'bai'llous inoile of life and his
oitarroti with his wife
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of thr market w n rpoch." -,V. Y lltralJ.
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in the neighborhood." -A'. V TVnwj.
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well be." -fcre Sun,
Food of Every Variety
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