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i I rii rri i I 1 1t 1Il 12 12e THE SUN FRIDAY mDAyJAWUARY FJUDAYJANUARY JAOTABY 10 1908 il I 1i f1f ji JEROME ME RAIDERS DISPERSED DISPERSEDU I rUllEl OF THEM Till 1IEXCHED VX VXTIL tlot UNT1L I IlL TlllED UY UIXVHAM UIXVHAMCvmniluloners IJIGIlAUi 1 I i Cvmniluloners mniIsiIrri Men Shadowrd the Squad NqnadAfter Nquadt Squadtftr After fin llunns Hetluetlon and round roundAHfKcil IPoundlIeltcil FoundSflpgecl AHfKcil Irrecularltlet Job We Weicrinan WI SO SOerlllan I icrinan Saji HaIUlardon Ilrardon Is IsDietrict Immune ImmuneDistrict 1 District Attorney Jeromes raiding squad itquadwhich squadt i which Ich under the direction of Detective DetectiveItaardon DetectlvOttMrdoll Detectivelteacdon Itaardon has ha been active in making excise exciseand exciseI excisearid I and gambling raids was disbanded Yeaterf yesterday yester yestorday day Two subpuena Bubp servers Jerome Man Manning Mantl Manntng ning Dlngand and Frank Mullens who had been beenmade beenmade I tl made special policemen were relieved of oftheir ofI I I their shields ahields6ergt Bergt Joseph Waaser Waaserman Wasserman I II man and Detectives John Butler and andJohn andJohn I John Mara wore returned to Police PoliceHeadquarters PoliceHeadquarwrs I 4 Headquarters where they have been do detailed dotailed I It tailed to alt under guard outside Commis Commissioner CommlsI Cornmlssloder sioner Blnghamo oflico every day from fromto I I 9 to toi cock until trial on serious charges chargesNothing charltellothloR chargeeNothing Nothing was Bald at Headquarters or orin ori orin i in the District Attorney Attorneyiotflce Wofflce office of the reason reasonfor reae reasonL nfor for the breakup It is known however howeverthat howeverthat howeverthat that there th re is evidence in the office of Com Commisslonar Commissioner 1 missioner Bingham against the three police policemen policemen policea a men that Is a result of surveillance of ofReardon ofReardon ofReardoa Reardon and his followers by detective detectiveworking detectivesiiorldng dotect1viiorklng working under Commissioner Blnghama Blnghamaorders BlnKhamsorders Bingharnaorders orders for several weeks past The three threemen three1nen threeme men who are in the pillory awaiting charges chargesare are special cronies nlcs of Iloardon who as a aspecial 0lpecial aI I special policeman for Jerome is out of the thejurisdiction thejUrlldlctlon theurWictton jurisdiction of Commissioner Bingham ex excepl 8 8cept oxcep cepl cep as ILlCOllccrM asconcerniitheruvocationof concern the revocation of his blupeclal blupeclalpolicemanlIlIhiehl special specialpolicemans 1 policemans policemanlIlIhiehl policemanlIlIhiehlThe shield shieldThe ahioltiThe The attention of Commissioner Bingham Binghamwas ingbamWILl was first calloi to Rcardon and the men menof menof menof of his squad soon after tho raids as a result resultof of which Inspector Burns in charge of the theTenderloin thltrenderloln theTenderloin Tenderloin bad been called before the theGrand theGroind theGrind Grand Jury and later reduced Then when whenInspector whenInllpector whenInspector Inspector John OConnor succeeded succeededBurns l5ucC oucceededl ded dedBurns I Burns Commissioner IHngham was sur surprised surprieed aurprised prised to learn that Reardon while raid raiding raidInR raiding I ing in outoldo ollt ldo precincts had hadOConnor assured assuredOConnor I I OConnor that ho need ho in no fear of ofannoyance ofannoyance oft annoyance The Commissioner discussed discussedthis this interesting courtesy with his Manhat Manhattan Manhattn Ianhattan I tan inspectors Ho II told them that Reardon Reardonwould Reardonould Reardonwould would havn to stop giving orders to In Inspectors inspectors I I spectors and that inspectors would have haveto to quit recognizing roco nizing Reardon The Com Commissioner Comf Cornmissioner missioner was very emphatic in his state statements Ntatei i ments and Reardon and his men thereafter thereafterwere were treated with scant ceremony by tho thopolice thoI thepolice I police It is said that not all tho operations operationsI I I of the raiding party were conducted with withthe withthe I Ito I to the knowledge of Mr Jerome JeromeYesterdays Jeromei JeromeYesterdaye i Yesterdays 1lflterdaYliaetion action followed a conference conferenceon I Ion I Ion i on Wednesday night between Mr 11 Jerome Jeromeand Jeromoanft Jeromeand I and Jen en Bingham Mr Jerome yestor yestorday ycsterday yestorthy day wrote a letter to len Bingham saying sayinhe he did not want the ih three policemen any longer len Bingham therefore ordered orderedthem orderedthfm orderedthem them to Police Headquarters When they theyarrived theyarrived theyarrived arrived the Commissioner Commlll oner personally showed showedthem showedthem showedI I them the bonche in the hall where they theyare are to sit until trial Sergt rpt James Donohue Donahueof of the Detective Bureau will wllllllO BOO that they theyait theylit I lit there thereWhen thereWhtn therelit lit When the three thn men were relieved at atclock 6 6oclock 1 oclock Washerman angrily turned and andsaid andNlli andsaid said saidBlngham Bingham Is I all right and you Donohue Donohueam am all right but Slattery isnt and thin thinIs thl thlIII thisIs Is just a cane of Mlattery trying to job me meThe meThe methe The three men then went across the thestreet theItreet thestreet street from Police Headquarters where wherethey wherethey wherethey they were joined by llcaraou Wasserman Wassermanand and Butler and further relieved their theirminds theirminds theirminds minds mindsIts mindsIta mindslts Its Just this way Wowormon Innan said saidWeve saidWeve aidWeve Weve raided everything in sight But Butwherever Buthlrelnr Butp wherever weve been some one has been beenbounding heenhonndln beenbounding bounding 1111 day In day out A few weeks weeksago wlekaalto weeksJ ago we raided Joo the Dudes disorderly disorderlyresort resort In Twentyeighth street Shortly Shortlyafter lihortlyafter Shortlyafter after a detective dotoctlvwe we were informed ft ftwas It ItI Itwas was one of Bingliams men menwent went up to tosee to11M tosee see Joe the Dude to find out whether he hehad hehad hohad had been paying any anyone one money It has hasbeen haabt hasbeen been bt en the Mme way everywhere This is isjust 18jUt isiust I just a COM of being marked men Theyve Theyoblcn Theyvebeen been after us for week and they think thinktheyve thinkthlyve thinktheyvs theyve got us usWowierman U5WoMerman uWasserman Wowierman was I made a sergeant a year yearago yearago fIlr fIlrt ago Although the reports about him him wtd wtdhlld whichr which whichhud hud onme me to Commissioner Einpham vrtwo vrtwonot woroI I 4 not all laudatory Ho was wa detailed detalt od to Mr MrJeromes SIrJeromes 11 11Ot Ot Jeromes office two month nthll ago He rml rmlReardon rmJReardon indReardon Reardon have been close friends Butler Butleris Hut utltrIs lor loris is another pal of Reardons Mara is new nIVIn newi wIn i In Centre street having boon detailed there therethirty thoethirty tlioothIrty thirty days ago agoTho lLjtoTho agoTho Tho three policomnn 1 will bo 1 tried in nweok nW aweek week Ik Rumom of a trial for a fourth mem member nImi niemher i her of th the raiding mld party could not bo 1 0 Bulb Bulbstantiated I I IRtantiated Rtantiated A special policeman dooi do rot rotget rJtItot zotget get the formality formdlt of regular re lLlr trial the IheOM thenheres charges OM rites are Investigated nnd if they tht cio I found true the mans shield is revoked rovolmlIt It is understood under tood however that RcardonV job is I secure as hi his shield was not revoked revokedwith reokedi rovoeclwith I i with those of Manning Innln and Mullens MullensThe luliensThe I IThe The explanation at the District Attorneys Attorneysplflje AttornoysI 1 I plflje was that the work of the special specialnnnad specialIIqnAd specialsquad I nnnad having been accomplished thero therovs therew9 w9 vs no need of it being continued continuedOLD continuedOLD I II If I OLD FOOD AXD XEV EJf RlltllS RlltllSImohed IltIlllff is 1 iiis iiisIfliolved Imohed In Health Iicaithflepartmrnts Departments Amend AmrndnirnU AmendI OImdrntl I nirnU rntl to Sanitary Code CodeTwo CodeTwo CodeTwo Two sections of tho Sanitary Code wero weroamended weroamended amended afc a yesterdays mooting of the theBoard theBoard thep Board of Health Section 42 4 which pro provided provldod proI I vided that no unwholesomo food should shouldb be brought Into stored or offered for sale saleIn 8110In salein In tho city was amended by adding addln tho pro provision provision vision that many any foods offered for sale any anywhere IIn IInwhere anywhere 1 where In tho city by dealers In food shall he hedeemed hedeemed haI I deemed to be offered or hold for sale as asfood a af food foodThe The Health Department when prose prosecuting prOfeI proseouting I outing dealers in unwholesome food has hasfrequently hasfrequently i I frequently boon compelled to prove In Incourt Inj incourt court that tho unwholesome article on tho thosale thowe thesale sale of which a prosecution was based basedwas ballOdI basedwag I waold was sold for food od Fish dealers lor for instance instancewhen Instancewhen oI I when arrested for selling bad fish say that thatthe thatthe 0 the fish were sold for fertilizers fertilizersSection fertlllrelllSeedon fertilizersSection Section ISO 1 l5 which required all physicians physiciansand I and midwives to report all births at which whichth whichthey th they assisted lsted Is changed so 8 aa to read readThey readThey 1 They shall die with the Board of Health Healthreports Heathrtlports Healthreports reports of all births at which they assist assistwithin a assistwithin slBt slBti i within ten days of same sameThis saloeThis 2 This amendment was necessary because the unamAnded law allowed reports of ofbirths ofi ofbirths i births to be reported by mall Many Ianyshy Ianyshyslclan phy physicians phyI I sicians and midwives whon arrested arroate al always alt I ways asserted that they had mailed a re report reoi roi I i i port which must have gone astray It was wasimpossible I ir I impossible Cort to punish such offenders Now NowIt ow i It will bo necessary for all birth reports reportsto to he filed In inperson inpersont personThtl person personThe The board refused an application to toestablish toeetabllsh 4 a establish a cemetery on tho north side of New Dorp Staten Island The applica application appllcalion lion was from the Jewish charity Agnadath AgnadathAshlm AgnadathI I Ashlm Chosscd Suet Emett Dr Darlington Darlingtonwild 4 wild the Health Department wished hod to dis discjuragn dlaomragB diseuragR I cjuragn the establishment of new come cemeteries cometflrlell cometories tories within the city limits limitsCITY limitsf limitsCITE CITY JTJ HOSPITAL HOSPITALS37SOOO I1OS1ITtLIMIJWITlIEXTS I1OS1ITtLIMIJWITlIEXTSooo IWIFJlETS S37SOOO 8 OOO to He pmt on Randalls nand all and andUlackwells anelmackwell I Ulackwells Island IslandRaymond 1landRaymond Islandsi i Raymond Almlralt architect for the thecity theclty thedty city acting for Charities Commissioner CommissionerRobert CommllllionerRobert CommissionerRobert Robert Hebberd has filed plans for im improvements Improvement ireprovementi provements on Blackwells Island and nndRandalls andRandalla andI I Randalls Island These comprise for forBlackwells torBlackwells forBlackwells I Blackwells Island a four story tuberculosis tuberculosispavilion tuberculOlllspavilion tuberculosisI I i pavilion with roof gardens solarium and andexterior andexterior andr i exterior verandas to cost co 180000 a one onestorv oneIItorv oneI I I storY and attlo hospital pavilion for the theCity thoCltT theCity City Horn for the Aged and Infirm to cost costI I 75000 a two story pathological pathologienllabomtory pathologienllabomtoryto laboratory laboratoryto to cost 10000 40000and and afhreo story and attic atticresidence attloresidence atticI I residence for the medical staff to coat COIIttIOooo coatq000 10000 q000 Allthese All these thesebuikIins buildings are arethbe to be grouped groupedabout ltIOuredabout groupedabout about the Manhattan Hospital of which whichthey whichthey 4 they are to be annexes annexesThe MnueTho annexesi i The fifth projected improvement is a four story home for the nurses attached attachedto to the Childrens Hospital on Randalls Island which is to cost 200000 making a atotal atotal atotal total of 475000 to be expended on th the theVI Lye VI buildings buildingsr a MARRIES HIS UiSFather MOTHERINLA MOTHERINLAatbrr Father or the Lost Marvin fey 00 Takra a aThird albJnI STilled Third Ufe UfeDr 1tfeDr UeDr Dr Horace Marvin of Dover Del Delfather Delfather lfath father fath of the boy whoe disappearance dlsnppt arance last lastiluroh lastMaroh lastMgroh iluroh upset the police of many cities was waamarried wasmarried wasmarried married yesterday to his motherinlaw motherinlawMrs Mrs Flora Flora1lelina Mellna Swift The marriage waa waaperformed waaperformed wasperformed performed at the Little Church Around the theCorner theCornel theCorner Corner by the rector th Rev Dr George GeorgeC GeorgeIloughton Houghton early in the afternoon The Thefamllicfl Thefamilies lhofamllien families of bride and bridegroom were werepresent werepresent werepresent present presentDr Dr Marvin Is about eo years old this thisbride iie iiebride III IIIbride bride is a few years his junior Sho I Ia the themother tbemotber themother mother of Dr Marvins second wlfe who whodied whodied whodied died a year ago last September SeptemberDr Dr Marvin moved to the farm near nearDover nearDover nearDover Dover in tho latter part of February laos 100from lQ011from laosfrom from Sioux City where he had practised practisedfor for thirty years On the afternoon of ofMarch ofMlIch ofMarch March 4 Horace Marvin Jr his sixyear sixyearold old brother John and a cousin Rose Stan Standish Standish Standish dish were playing near the house Rose Roseand Roseand tOIleand and John Marvin returned to the house houseleaving houseIt4vlng houseleaving leaving Horace alone Just two months monthslater monthslattr monthslater later his hi body was found in the salt meadows meadowsa a half mile from the farmhouse Mean Meanwhile Meanwhile Meanwhile while on the theory that the child had been beenkidnapped btenkidnapped beenkidnapped kidnapped rewards were offered and policeand police policeand policeand and private detectives and a State officials officialsbent oftlclalllbont officialsbent bent all their energies toward recovering recoveringthe the lost loetchild child A coroners jury decided decidedthat decidedtbatthe decidedthat that tbatthe the child died from fromexhaustlon exhaustion and andexposure andexposure andexposure exposure exposureOn On tho Tuesday following the boys die disappearance dl dlappearalCO dieappoaraice appearance Mrs Irs Swift tho boys grand grandmother grandmother grandmother mother announced that sho had dreamed dreameda a dream in which aha saw a fisherman with withHorace withHorace withIioracx Horace in his arms making toward tow ani the thobeach tbohoach thebeach beach Following this declaration fisher fishermen fllhormen fishermen men wore the subjects of police inquiry inquiryuntil InQuiryuntil inuuiryuntil until the following Saturday when Mrs MrsSwift MrsSwift IIRSwift Swift had a thought message She took tooka a pencil In her hand and these the words wonllllrllccd wonllllrllccdthemselves traced tracedthemselves trscedthemselves themselves on the paper 1oat Horace HoraceCamden lIo ace aceCamden aceCamden Camden Now Jersey On the strength strengthof of this thought message flwge a deputy constable constablewas was sent to Camden but 1 ut ho found nothing nothingMrs Mrs Irs Swift Marvin besides being some something BOmGthlnst something thing of a thought message oxpirt ex Jrt Is tho thoauthor thoauthor theauthor author of a volume of poems with whh the title titleI Iove Thoughts ThoughtsDr Dr Marvin baa two sons by his first wife wifeDr wifeDr wifeDr Dr Harvey Marvin of Sioux City who came camion on Kast and assisted lated In tho search for little littleHorace littleand littlehorace Horace and Howard Marvin of Dover DoverAmong I ioverAmong over overAmong Among those tho present at yesterdayts YCllterda wed wedding wedding wedding ding were Mr 11 and Mrs Myles Standish StandishMrs Mrs 118 Standish is a daughter of tho third thirdMrs thirdI thirdMrs Mrs Marvin and a sister of the second secondDr Dr 1 1 Marvins larvln second wife the daughter of ofhis ofIlia ofhis his present Hrlde was a physician physicianS A AXXVAL MHETIXO MHETIXOThe The Society Interested In the Drrsh Memortal Memortal Me mortal Gift to Columbia ColumbiaAt At the annual meeting of the American AmericanSociety AmericanSociety Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to toAnlraalH toAnimals Animals which was held yesterday after afternoon afternoon afternoon noon at to 0 Madison avenue Gov Hughes Hugheswas was by a unanimous vote of the board of ofmanagers ofmnnagem ofmanagers managers made an honorary member of oftho oftho ofthe tho organization organizationMuch Much Interest was aroused arouso by the sugges suggestion augltetlon suggestion tion of Leonard Opdyke that the society societyshould IIIOcletyIhould societyshould should do all it could to help the trustees trusteesof of Columbia University decide how to tospend topend tospend spend the 100000 IOOO sent to them to use the theIncome theIncomo theincome Income thereof in disseminating among the thestudents thoIItud thestudents students IItud nt8 a knowledge know lodge of the art of being beingkind bolnltkind beingkind kind to animals animalsSeveral animalSeor animalsSeveral Several members asked whether the th Rift Rifthad niftbad gifthad had come through tho influence of tho thosociety thesociety thosociety society or whether tho trustees had evinced evincedany elncedany evincedany any desire for its cooperation cooperationMr cpert ion ionMr Mr Opdyke replied that the th gift or orbequest orbequot orbequest bequest he wan not sure which it was was wasin wasIn wasin in the form of a Bergh memorial and that thatIn thtIn thatin In making his suggestion fllIgge Uon he had had in inmind Inmind inmind mind the voluminous records of tho society societywhich soclatywhich sociotywhich which he thought might prove valuable to toany toany toany any one engaged en aged in the study of animals animalsfrom animalflfrom animalsfrom from a philanthropic point of view viewThose viewTbese viewlbose Those are re entirely at tho disposal of ofColumbia ofColumbi ofColumbia Columbia said id Alfred WRgstafT president presidentof pre ldont ldontof of tho A AF Ao AF Augustus AUlu tus Schormorhom one of the theIvoard thohnard tueboard board of manage who in also a trustee of oftho ofthc the university said id thct the 100010 wan wanin waRIn wasiii in the hands of a Iolumhia comintttcx CO crnaialtteoimt IU1 tt 0 0hut i ihut hut added that the mrio of liio Ih donor lud ludnot I liilnot d1I0t not et boon I publio and tht no nodocision Ihtloci ti tidociion docision tloci 10n Iiad HH yet 01 bM eoii reached re rtlll rearding reardinga crdinj crdinja lll llla a general plan of oxpondtturw oxpndituIt I IIt It Deemed to he tho Rnioril opinion of ofthose ofthoe ofthose those prosontthnt present thntachirboald that a chair should ho foiindod foiindodand foundIand foiindodand and several porajim Ilor Hugc Higsteti Higstetinames 1I ted powiDio POflfillOnarnes jnninos names therefor In th the appprvnt hope that thatMr i iMr i Mr 11 Schormerhorn would ruvition thtjni to ti totbs i ith Itll th tbs committee committeeChair committeeChair I Chair of Humanity wan Va favor favoroJ1 I hy a amajority amajority majority of those who took part In tlu tludiscussion II IIdiACIlslon tliodiseission I discussion but several persons objected to it itan itaH itas an vague and misleading misleadingWhy misleadingWhy Why it could be const conBlrJed mod to Include Includechildren Includechildren includechildren children as well a as allmala a you know knowremarked knowremarked knowremarked I remarked one of tho qbjeotorn qbjeotornChair objO torll torllMChalr ore oreChair Chair of the Dloftomiaatlon Dilllom 1ntion of Knowledge KnowledgeConcerning KnowlpdgoCon Concerning Con rnlnll tho Proper roXr Treatment of Ani Animals nl nlmal nimale mal was frowned upon as too cumber cumbersome cumbersomo cumbersomo somo someTho somoTho somoiho Tho president congratulated the society societyupon loclelvllpon societyupon upon iW lt excellent financial statement statementIts statemeniits Its large Increase in membership and the themany thomnny themany many evidences elden of greater interest taken takeneverywhere laknovorywhere takeneverywhere everywhere In this country and abroad abroadin in the humane work of animal protection protectionThe The contributions for loo it7 ainoiintnj ainoiintnjho ho said to Jl8izn5 tho largest amount amountreceived arnountJl1ee amountreceived I received Jl1ee od in general donations In any ono onoyear onoYfl1r oneyear year of the societys history Thin fact In Inview inview I Iview view of tho deprossod financial condition conditionof of tho country ho thought deeply signi signileant elgniflcant signifieant I leant fieantIn leantIn In response to a suggestion lug elltlon concerning concerninga I a recommendation to the tto Legislature ut utAlbany utAlbanythatlIOCtion etAlbanythatsoction Albany AlbanythatlIOCtion that section C58 of tho Penal Code I bo so 60aterod altered as to make It a misdemeanor misdemeanorfor mld meanor I for any one to sell or give away a homo homopronounced ho hopronounced horspronounced pronounced unfit for use by a I A Aagent Aastent Aagent agent tho president replied that the so societys 110cletys societye cietys attorney Mayhew Wainwright Vainwrlghtwas was drafting a bill relating to the proposed proposedprovision proposedprovlon proposedprovision provision provisionThe The present omcers of the society were werereelectod weroreelected werereelected reelected for the ensuing year and the theeiqht theel theeight eight el ht members of the th board of managers managerswhose manORerewhose managerswhose whose terms expired January 1 lOOt were worereclamed werereelected werereelected reelected to serve for throe years yearsflEATIXG yearsllEtTIG yearsIIE4T1t7 flEATIXG AS PVDLJC SERVICE SERVICERot SFR1ICIGo Rot Huxhrs Ilul Asked ktd to toPut Put the theSteam tam Com Companlr Cornpaniri 001 001panl panlr Into the New Dill DillHenry OUtHenry BillHenry Henry Thompson Commissioner of ofPublic ofPubllo ofPublic Public Works has written to Gov Hughes Hughesasking IIURhCIII Hughesasking asking biro to Include tho steam beating beatingcompanies heatlnltcompanies heatingcompanies companies in the bill widening tho jurla jurisdiction jurladiction jurladiction diction of tho Public Service Commission CommlftsionMr Mr Ir Thompson said yesterday that his aim aimwas nltnWI18 aimWas was to find a means to curb tho practice practiceof of tho New York Steam Company ofcon ofconstantly ofoonsbntly of eon eonetantly stantly tearing ring up the streets The com company oornpany cornp501 pany Mr 11 Thompson said contends that thatunder tbatunder thatunder under the terms of its franchise It has the theright thorI theright right rI ht to open streets at any time and at atcny atrony atany any place to repair broke i pipes The Thecompany Thecompany fheoompnny company Is constantly opening streets ftreotsMr ttreotllIr streetsMr Mr Ir Thompson Thomp on added with tho result that It Is I impossible to keep the roadways in inrepair Inropalr inrepair repair repairRtatue ropalrtatue repairStatue Statue of Mir Doane Vmellfd at Newark NewarkSurrounded SearkSurrounded ewarkSurrounded Surrounded by nearly 10000 persons personsthe personsthe personsthe the heroic bronze statue of the late Mgr MgrGeorge MgrOserge IgrGeorge George Doane who was wa a distinguished distinguishedprelate dlstlngufflhedprelato distinguishedprelate prelate and citizen of Newark was un unveiled unveiled enveiled veiled in Rector Park that city yesterday yesterdayafternoon Ytfiterdl1Yafternoon yesterdeafternoon afternoon There was 8 a parade in which whichreligious whicreligious religious and civic societies participated participatedSamuel participatedmuel participatedSamuel Samuel muel Kftlisch exUnited States Senator James Smith Jr Mayor Jacob Haussling Bishop John OConnor Governorelect GovernorelectJohn John Franklin Fort Congressman Congres man Wayne Parker and others made addresses addre flll The Thestatue ThostatuI Thestatue statue was erected by the people of Newark NewarkQuick 2owarkqalrk NewarkIliliek Quick Re Review lew for 12th neclmrat neclmratIn In order to demo strato tho efficiency efficiencythe the Twelfth Regiment has maintained maintainedduring maintainedduring maintainedduring during the proceedinga of the Court of Inquiry In his hi case Col George Dyer Dyercommanding Qyeroommandla Dyeroonunanding commanding has ordered a ayevfewof review vlew of the theregiment thBregtment theregiment regiment for tonight on twentyfour twe1tyfourhours twe1tyfourhoursnotice hours hoursnotice hoursnotice notice noticeThis noticeThis noticeThis This review re will be taken by Assembly Assemblyman man Mattow Ma 1ranr Wainwright a former LUutenntCofonel In the regimeat mea meaO meatrltj trltj hI IUl IUlt CUSTODY OF SEHILE RICH MAN MANDOCTORS IANDOCTORS NANDOCTORS DOCTORS SAY DR DUNLOP TILJU WIILSl WlILSION TILJUSIOX SIOX Sl ANYTHING liES ASKED TO TOMatthew TOMatthew 7OMatthew Matthew llUirrt of Mado Boot Fame FameHAS FameIIAlI1m Famehas HAS IIAlI1m Him In aHanltarlum and Relative Relativet RelativesExcept I Except the Wife Take the CU to toCourtJoilfe toCourtdndle tOCourtJudge CourtJoilfe Demand the Account AccountA eeuntA A suit to determine the sanity of Dr DrClark DrClark DrClark Clark Dunlop an aged and wealthy wealthyphysician wealtb wealtbphyalcian wealthyphysician physician was on trial yesterday before beforeJuatloa beforeJustice beforeJuatioo Justice Truar and a Jury io the Supreme SupremeCourt SupremeCourt SupremeCourt Court Dr Duntfcp ha bas bean for some somemonths somemQothe somezn months zn nths an Inmate of the HHgcrt Institute Instituteat at 31 Vest Twentysixth street The In Inatltute Intltute instituto atltute kept by Matthew Hilgert of magic magicboota magloboota magicboots boota fame Gilbert Ray Hawca is I the thehusband thehusband thehusband husband of a niece of Dr Dunlop and Mr MrHawea MrHawN MrHawos Hawea applied some months ago for forth forthappolntm the theappointment theappointment appointment nt of a commission In lunacy lunacyDr Dr Dunlop la aid to tw worth about aboutlooootx 1000000 largely New York oityireallestate oityireallestateIt cltreale tate tateIt It was testified yesterday that his Income Incomeis is I about 30000 a year His wife a little littlewoman Uttlewoman littlewoman woman wearing a brown wig over her herwhite herwhite herwhite white hair was ton the witness stand at the theclose tbeclOle tlteclose close of yesterdays session It Is the con contention oonMtentlon contontion tention of the Dunlop nephew and nieces niecesthat nl8Ctllthat nieceethat that Matthew Hilgert will marry Mm Dun Dunlop Dunlop Dunlop lop as soon as tho doctor dies and that thatthere thatthere thatthere there la I a plan afoot to get bold of much muchof of Dr Dunlop money Neither Dr Dun Dunlop Dunlop Dunlop lop nor Hllgcrt was in court yesterday yesterdayDr Dr II Valentine Wlldman of Bellevue BollevueHospital Dellevuello Bellevuehospital Hospital llo pltat testified that he and Dr John JQuigloy Jlulgley JQuigloy Quigloy had examined Dunlop In October Octoberand Octoberand Octoberand and had found him suffering from senile seniledementia seniledementia seniledementia dementia Tho old physician could not notanswer notanswer notanswer answer answer questions connectedly and would wouldsign wouldalgn wouldsign sign anything placed before him if In Instructed Instructed Inetructed structed to do so The doctors as an ex experiment experiment axperiment periment got him to sign a note for 10000 110000drawn 10000ilrawn 10000drawn drawn by Dr Wildman WildmanOther WildmanOthflr WildmanOther Other doctors testified and Annie Tiadall Tiadalla a trained nurse related that while she sheattended sheattended sheattended attended Dunlop at the Hilgert Institute Institutehe he asked her to have him taken away from fromthe fromth8 fromthe the place placeSamuel Samuel II Dunlop a nephew testified testifiedthat ttlltlfledthat testifiedthat that he had charge of his hi uncles estate estatebut eetatebut estatehut but that his books had fallen Into Mrs MrsDunlops lIreDunlops MrsDunlops Dunlops hands handsAt handAt At that Justice Truax directed that Mrs MrsDunlop MrsDunlop MrsDunlop Dunlop be called to the witness stand standShe standRho standShe She was asked whether any of her hue husbands hUIbands huebends bands property stood In her name and andreplied andrepllfd andreplied replied falteringly that she did not know knowBut knownut knowBut But Justice Truax got her to admit that thather thather thather her husbands books and papers were in inher Inher inher her possession poe etIIIlon and he directed dlr ed her to pro produce produce produce duce them today The examination of Samuel Dunlop Dunlopalso DunlopaiM Dunlopalso also elicited that the ledger containing containingall all Dr Dunlops accounts was In the pos possession poesession poseRflion session of Lawyer Wells counsel for Mrs MrsDunlop MrsDunlop MrsDunlop Dunlop Justice Truax impounded the thebook thebqk thebok book and wild he would keep it until court courtresum courtrCRulYACI courtresumed resum resumed xl this morning momlnBy By Justice Truax order Dr BXoyes noy BNoyes Xoyes oy and Couch examined Dr Dunlop Dunlopat at the Hilgert Institute last night They Theywill Therwill Theywill will report today todayCOL todayCOL I COL ROEBLixa EXPLAINS at GIFT GIFTSa FT FTSa I ISas Sa Sas a march Dtdnt Decline It Because of ofHlsSoni ofliliSons HlsSoni AntiProhibition Views ViewsTBENTOV SlewsTBETON Ie IeT TBENTOV ENTOY Jan DCol Col Washington WashingtonA A Roobling said today that the reports reportsfromAshevllIeNCstatlnBthatthePresby reportafrom reportsfromAshevilleN fromAshevllIeNCstatlnBthatthePresby fromAshevllIeNCstatlnBthatthePresbyterlon from fromAshevilleN Asheville 2 Cstatlngtbat CetatingtbatthePresby CetatingtbatthePresbyterian the Preaby Preabyterlan terlon Board of Home Missions Ml alons had refused refusedto to accept the gift of his eons son estate because becauseof of his attitude on the liquor question at the thelast thelast thelast last election in North Carolina were with without wlth01Jt without out foundation Col Roebling purchased purchasedBeauxchenes purehasedeauxchenel purchasedBeauzchenes Beauxchenes tho estate which his bls80n son John JohnA A Roebling offered to giveaway give away for 15000 13000The 15000Tho 15000The The estate which is I unimproved adjoins a aPresbyterian alreebyterian Presbyterian 1 school or seminary and Mr MrRoebling SirRoablang Ir IrRoebllng Roebling thought it might be acceptable a ptnble as asa AIa asa a recreation park or play playground ground Certain Certainrestrictions CErtainrelltrietlons Certainrestrictions restrictions were placed upon the gift in including Including including cluding a proviso that no buildings Jdingll should shouldho ho erected on the estate for at least twenty twentyfive twentyfIe twentyfive five years Col ItoeblinR added that the thegift thetift thegift gift was declined solely because of these re restrictions reIItrictions restrictions strictions strictionsIn I In speaking of the attitude of his son upon uponthe UpOIithe uponthe the excise question Que tion Col II Roebling said he howan hewall hewas wan personally per onally a total abstainer but was a afirm afirm afirm firm believer in personal ptlIOnnlllberty liberty for the lb indi indivirtual indlvidual mdivirtual virtual and did not think that temperance temperanceshould IflmrelanceIIhould teruFeraneeshould should be accomplished by prohibition laws lawsHe lawelie lawsHe He said that the election resulting in AHI Allbe AllbelIIe Akbeyule Jvillc yule lIIe going dry was an oulra outl1geollia eoui affair affairln affairlnwhich in inwhich inwhich which persons were literally fonwl tOl1 to the thepolls 1111Iol1s the10l18 polls and compelled to vote tt for prohibition prohibitionregardless pohihitionregardless I regardless of their wlsjien 11i llrs were werecases weretases tre treOSB I cases In which men were ImncUotl do dn in inI Inthl inthe I I the ho streets stre Jtll for refusing to vote voteCol voteol otf otfCol Col ol Roeblinghltrselfbelicesthattbi Roehling hhr hlzrseif clfheliet Imelieves that Ihliro Ihlirohihition thernItibition rn rnhihition hihition sweep throughout throu hollt the South will willonly willIInl willonly only IInl IM of temporary duration Ill I ion The fact in inh Itho ishe ho declared that in Ashevlllo largo supplies suppliesof of liquor were laid In beforo the election by bymany bymay bynaiy many citizens who anuenred as ardent cham champions champlonll charnpions pions of the prohibition cause causeniFn causeIflFI RUlenllm niFn ix 1 ins OFFICE cnin cninThe em in inThe RThr The Ijid fame am to Lrffrrt IXTrrUi ai a It Did Didto DIdto Didto to Ills tncle lanhall rmil CIxffert CIfert CLeffert Ixffert Leflerta head of the Lefferts LeffertsGalvanizing JefertsGalvanizing LeffertsGalvanizing Galvanizing Iron Works died of apoplexy apoplexyyesterday apoplexyytstorday apoplexyyesterday yesterday while sitting In a chair in his hisoffice hi hioffioe hisoffice office at the iron works at 510 West WestTwentieth West1wfntleth WestTwenUeth Twentieth street streetMr stn streetMr et etIr Mr Ir UjfTcrla was born in Schoolcraft SchoolcraftMich Mich on January IS4I He went Into the theIron theIron theIron Iron business at once after leaving school schooland schooland hool hooland and made the first enamelled iron bathtub bathtubrnailo batlltllhmadG bathtubmade made in this country Up to 1834 la he wan wanwith Williwith waswith with the Jordan Mott Iron Works orklt and andwhilo I1ndwhile andwhile while there he took out the first patent for forburning forhllmin forlJrflifl4 burning hllmin fuel oil in stoves Tho I 1eIfort8 1eIfort8lalvll11l7lng Leffertsalvanzlng enV rts rtstalvanizing talvanizing Iron Works was wa established establishedafter after he left the Mott works Mr Ir I efferts 1eftIr14 1eftIr14IIvPd Leffertlived effertslived lived with his hi son Lewis at 237 17 West West130th Westllath Vlstl11th 130th street He was a member of the New NewKochelln 2e 2eUocbtlie NewRochelle Rochelle Yacht Club and was formerly formerlya a member of th the Seventh Regiment An Anuncle Anuncle Anuncle uncle Marshall Lefferts died in 178 in inthe Inthe Inthe the same way while whlll1ln In his office officeMr officeSir Mr 11 Loflerts leaves three sons John A AHarrison AlIorrillOn Aharrison Harrison and Lewis who will succeed succeedhim IUCCOtdhim succeedhim him in the buiincw buln 1 a 4 The beat lt hats tt on onearth onetlrth onearth earth for the money moneyNo No middle middlemens mlddmen middlemens mens profits profitsii llb ii 1908 Style StyleDerbys StyleDerbys Stylcsf Stylcs4i Derbys Derbysat 4i at 190 190Of i Of Oilno fine Felt Feltpare Feltpure Feltpure pure Silk trlmmlmg French goat gamtleather IlDtlellthcr goatleather leather Skeleton weight weightEqual weightCqual IZ IZEqual Equal to 300 Nats Elsewhere ElsewhereSilk EbewhereSilk 131sewhereSilk Silk Hats 390 80 80Opera 80Opera 8OOpera Opera Hats Silk Bib BUDI 390 390PATRIOTIC 390PATRIOTIO 390PATI1DTW PATRIOTIC ANTIMASONIO ANTIMASONIOCALENDARS ANrJMASONIOCALEN ANnMASONICD CALENDARS CALENDARSEarn CALEN AftS AftSib Earn of wnlch hs Ii I their plctiirn plctiirnand pictimand ib trYl trYlt and an account 1 their I rrlallont rtattonito 10 Freemasonry wnlcb three Ih dls dlstlncuUhtd dl dlIIn diittntuiahsd tlncuUhtd IIn ubhld rentleroen respectively respectivelyaustalnedt rupcllnlIIIIIInee repectlvejysustained austalnedt Ceo Washington Wbln ton Tboa Paine Wm WmMorf WmlorlIn WinMorgan Morf Morgan an Thad Hterena Ic Andrew Aodr Jacksoa JakMnD and Albert AlbertPike Albn AlbnPke AlbertPike Pike Pke Your choice rho Ice from fm the name Ime will Wl bo mailed mailedIn mle In plain pl ln wrapper on receipt of 4 eta eil 2 copies cpt for 10 eta ct 6 copIes 23 eta In rnl poatat I wrrpr cp 2 1Iolrelm stamps or orcoin orrln orrein coin rln by the te MARSHALL CIIt IAIAL IAkIIIALL PUDU3I11NO CO COMontello COMonl11 COss ss Montello Monl11 at I Brockton Drktoa Maaa MaaaHCW I IAIEXRN8 MsisAMVEMINT5 AIEXRN8 AIEXRN8irWSTAI AMVEMINT5 AMVEMINT5CTIl HCW irWSTAI CT1I no Tit Mjtterloma Htnlo Barslar I Mat MellIbTY HCW I lIbTY 5 I I AH JSfl NtWItCntoatownChannl 1 W1atwIQrlo I sat satlIFIieiM eatIt tAIEIIIII It lIFIieiM AROUNDTBBCLOCK llatSac MatSstRMLRIJI AIEIIIII AROVNBTECLOI MCSt AXCHlhAII A Neil Week WelA WeekA A Flfhtiax Flgbttft tt Caan CaanT4 Qe T4 Kafka Mi Cn rti Son Mat i em 1 1i vs 5S4s5 eo eoD i ji i I James MoCreery cCreer Co Co23rd Co23r Co2JrdStreet 23rd 23r 2JrdStreet Street treet I 34th Street Street3IENS Stre StreetMENS tIENS 3IENS IIABERDASIIEEY UERDAIIERY In a Both store storeOn Stons StonsOn StoresOn On Friday Fiday and Saturday SaturdayJanuary Stury SturyJauar SaturdayJanuary January Jauar the 10 10th and llth llthSale 1 11thI tho thoI I reduced ruc Sale Sle prices of Mcna llena Haberdashery Haberashery at greatly greatlyreduced gaty gatyruc greatlyreduced 2000 20 Flannel Flnel Waistcoats Valtcoat New shades shadesof Bhdes Bhdesof ohadeof of tan tn grey gy brown brw and English EnKIih Tatter TUer TUersalb TatteroaRs Tattcrsalls oaRs All slaes Al 1 165 165Talue 5 5T value lue 300 to 400 100 10 dozen dozenWajainas Pa Pajams jamas Blade Md of white or orcolored orcolor orcoiore colored color Imported IprW Madras Ias Military Miitr model modelwith modelwlb modelwith with wlb pearl Jarl buttons IltOD 135 135I I value 200 and 20 300 2 doiea zen Shirts Shirs Plain Plai plaited plied or ortiff orUf orstilT tiff Uf besom lom White VUe or colors 100 100value 10 ioovalue value 1JJO and nd 200 200 20 dozen Scarfs Barathea Barthea Folded FoldedSquares FoldedSquars Folded8quare Squares Squars with wih extra extr heavy beaV ilk III back bck neat neatembroidered neatembiderd neatembroidered embroidered embiderd designs design Figured FJgrd French FrenchBat FrenchSatin nch nchSati Sati Satin Bat In Fourlnhands and Squares Squrs 50c 50cvalue 50calue socvalue value lAO JO and 200 200 20 dozen French Fnch Handkerchiefs HandkerchiefsFigures Janderchlers JanderchlersFigs handkerchiefsFigures Figures Figs or crossbar crssbar weave 25c each eachvalue eachvalue eachvalue value 5Oc BOc5O 50 dozen Flannelette Flanelete Night Shirts Shirtswith Shirtswih Shirtswith with wih or without wihout collar collr Extra wide 100 100ralue 10 100value value 121V J23 100 10 Smoking Jackets made mde of 5Ia 5Iatelasso 11a 11atelula Mateiauo telasso telula Neat figures fprs Odd sizes 500 500value 50 500value value SAO I 300 30 Terry Tr Bath Robes Robs Woolen Blanket BlanketGowns Blanet BlanetGows BianketGowns Gowns and Cloth Jackets Gows 350 350value 350value 350value value SOO O0 aud 000 200 20 dozen Muslin 31usln and Cambric Night NightShirts Night8hlts NightShirts Shirts 8hlts 85C 85Cvalue 85cvalue 85cvalue value 100 100to 40 0 dozen ii Scotch toth Wool 001 Gloves SOc 50cvalue SOcvalue Oc Ocnine value 100 300 30 dozen Tan Tn Cape Walking allng Gloves GlovesThe GloveTe GlovesS The Te Irving iig Regular Rcglar or short fingers ogen 100 10 per pr pair pair23rd pair23r pair23rd 23rd 23r Street Sirett 34th 3th Street StreetSale StreetSae 0 0Sale Sale Sae of Overcoats Suits SuitsBeginning SuitsBegining SuitsBeginning Beginning Begining today todayProfits todayProfts todayProfits Profits Profts were gathered gatered early in the te season sasonnow seasonnow now for the disposal dspos of overstock overtok regardless readless of values This Thisoffering Thisofeng Thisoffering offering of SMITHGRAY GARMENTS vaues ofeng GARMNTS at reduced reducedprices reducedprces reducedprices prices prces means meas much muc to thrifty thrft patrons patonsthe patronsthe the thrifty thrfy who whoare whoare whoarc are not patrons ptons will wi do well wel to call cal during durig this ts sale saleOvercoats se seOvercoats saleOvercoats Overcoats For Men 1800 1800Values 1800wues 1800Values Values 25 and 30 30These 3 30These These garments garents are made of Vicuna Melton and andKersey andKersey Kersey in i ii full Cul length Chesterfield Chesterfeld box coats cots i length full ful box boxad and length semibox semibox also the te 1907 Paddock Paddockmodels Paddo Paddockmodels models moels The colors arc black blac and Oxford Oordmay Oxfordmany many of ofthe ofthe ofthe the coats are sflk sik ilk lined lied throughout cut with a full fullwing ful fullswing wing awig from shoulder sh ulder They Tey can be worn with a sense senseof sense senseof senseof of perfect prfec freedom and ad yet bestow WOI every ever protective protectivequality prtective prtectivequaity protectivequality quality quaity necessary necessy to a satisfactory overcoat overcoatSuits overcoat overcoatSuits overcoatSuits Suits For Men 1250 1250Values 1250aues 1250Values Values aues 18 l8and and 20 20Correct 20Crect 20Correct Correct Crect models for ordinary wear wea made mde of fancy fancyand facyand fancyand and mixed mixe Cheviots Cheviots also aso black blac and ad blue Cheviots and andThibets ad adThibt andThibets Thibets Thibt Suits that will assume all al responsibility responsibity in inthe i inthe the matter mater of appearance appearace and ad wearing quality qualitySMITH qualitySMITH 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