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jj Ii 4 4 ofat i a OJ 4 THE SUN MONDAY MAY 31 IflQQ 4 i BRONZE BARE LEGS TABOO xI1 ISMVI FILIPINOS 1IUS1 COVER IP I InllrlllIr nrlrn Sa1 So and llei Ue lint HarrlnR nil Tip and Ule Mnmimr of the nniitllnB Perch Illulir II tiajrr Than Ever Defo I isht ut the close of yesterdays fever i i iiid fus afternoon Police Inspec 0 Huii the boss of Coney Island tbs pfuIIir hunted up Manager Sam Gum I i if ronmlBtid to tell him that tbe liiuiniis would have to grow pants by tpiriunp It seemed that the baIt 1f 1 roiiH nf our little brothers And IIIB i i In th HIIR had shocked a party or tghttr from Hohokus NT or Itt iiiighl IIIIM been Peapack Inspect 7 OBinii wouldnt tell So they beat It nrnund tn lihth strent and said that It wa a ham the way things were mnlng i ill lon and If aomethtng wasnt done 1 about II they would write to the Ereni1l11 rut 0BMon Rot out the Code and ngured 1 thAt Htiy wiy you looked at it the Sunday KT unntcinplated underneath for tbe Igonoti Ham Oumpertz was enter a tainini a party composed of a quantlty of soft shell crabs Mr Wells Hawks Old Poe Potter and Wally Decker the olel nrcu nun He received the news talmlv He Mid that It was agninat tbe IPIKIOIIS beliefs of an Igorrote to trouser hiin lf Ho en ill that his little bunch of lifMd hunters were wards of the United lilrlh ioernment and that nobody eat Taft somebody up high In the War Derailment had a right to order thrn to wear pants Mr Ciumpprtz couldnt see where th 7 police had toe to wriggle in this matur Ifnnsnt any of their business and it they interfered it was likely they would be swatted with an injunction from a Federal court If anything wan more modest than a simple unadorned bare leg Mr iumpertz had never heard of it especial when the bareness was the Filipino na tiotml costume Therefore he conclude HIP Bont6chead huntersln old Chomingc a village would continue to romp around as uAual The Government decided at the St Ious Exposition that the Filipino cntlcf not be forced to don trousers The lnb otor went away thoughtful mid disappeared In the neighborhood or the police station to consult Asaitta Correlation Counsel Malone very likely Mi Malone spent the afternoon at Cone ncoping now by himself now with Bor ough Inspector Kussell now wth IBrien He wsa us silent as an oyster about whllt would bo done toy or tomorrow in the vny of arrests but it was gathered thst ere cates were prepared yesterday in It general rubberneck expedition by the police the Assistant Corporation Counsel and tome of the men ho bad with him While Dreamland was in a stew about the little brown brothers the big ehow 0 park acrosu Surf avenue was wonderin what would have to be done about Will the whistling I erch Willy was the only performer allowed to appear In the open HIT circus yesterday afternoon rhe bareback riders bad been chased the 1 jugglers sent to the barn the high wire people excused foi the day but Stuffy 11 Willy came up as usual to whistle and a plain clothes man butted in with ant objection 1 At that moment Fred Thompson and label Taliferro Thompson armed froi their yacht and objected to the whiitlin perch being taken Irom Luna Park Mn i Thompson said that Willy waa her prc 4UIdtI shhd taught it to wbi tl Kefcideu as anybody knew the police had nti tank around in Eighth street and rOil Couldnt take a valuable whistling perch md slam it into a cell Aftr a great I deal of argu ment the plain clothe man aid he would report the caw to th borough inspector but that in the meantime Willy would have to cnn the whist tin So they muz7led the perch and the 2 plain clothes man went away i So far as the two hie fun parks ent i those were the only robeS of police intel rerence For them it was one of Ibe tae and most prosperous Sunday irf oneyn history Dreamland early in the afternoon Bert Young boss of the cashiers began to make regular trip 7 trom the shows to the administrate office followed by an assistant Ever Ji lunene ducked into the door of the main ofhoe ho carried a young flour sack attstte with S3000 in billo and the asslntan earned a bag that would have panned out 1 just us much Dreamland received the It niRBeit crowd it has ever teen and Luna lark enjoyed a tiptop Sunday They I WEre especially tickled at Dreamlnm i he iUSe it was the first time that park Ind a en got an even break with Luna Hith hhowfcrounds obeyed order at iu Ih had got them from the police Luna 1flK tutting out ta open air circus en ijt UIP UrtMmland permitting just two actb Ouika Meers the bareback rider buim around the ring wrapped up in a I ptIlar riding habit and top boots Jnlf cite waved the saddle in her free hard The horses back however wa Jt nncloiliea nerzog another rider put 1 mi rock coat and top hat for the after I noun the police made a particularly I wiVH looking devil who appears in the islil in ParU hoW climb into a silk I IM and bwullowtjil coat Bamboola Hi wild man was permitted to wear in iKf up ti circiirtiBUnce which indicated I in lie opinion of Mr Hawk returning i OIlIIjfJllce HIP biK pliijgrDiinds were as gay ai tlp old days and the money rolled In HwleerybiKlv felt chirpy but it was very cry Ilffeunt when you went south of hurl avenue und trekked along the Bowery and ihe narrow ntreets that cut it Down I ih ip von could pinch gloom out of the air I i IP luticl rlI The proprietors of the sons pivl darien hull where the girls sit In rrr ptiH on low utiiRt4 were neither I rII lur gay the waiters looked if thev laid fiot jail sentences and the I Cirl hiniVl at if It hurt them 1 Mi i wv OM vont in the beer halls 7 Ilp Hlluiios and thn side hove wore Aiiflty int the phairs weN reyorKed The hiH ordered that no girl siioild be kit pr to eio the sago and bunk the in tr1g4r into liuyinq more drinkn th i wia yood lor him Nor wa it erin ind to send beer to the stage In I nci i nt Ia iililiiK payly while thev Ront I I thirst Hgnnla the coryih os of Coney hit to si mil mil cluin Hio KIIIJ nncl ttipy danced in skirt I1it Voit their nnUlo Borough In ifpi i fliulI hart bent word down the IIM lno tie skirts down keep the jt ihfi iflie nnd bo nice 11 ill i oiipy it wai jHt in eisy to get IIrdrlk ovor it IIIIK been There was i nl me tvciia arrest Tho roller I ikiHifi and Htenio railways roared I rilieiid with their shrinking patrons ins piclllrf lOWS flickered up and I loMi Mirf arrnue Amateur riMemen iiviiv nl piaster ducki and tin ta Ii I ho oi of the barker pleaded 1 Jv nr any one to take your artmlty i nil kIM on the Rocky Road ton 1 hii Nobody had grouch except thf SM and dance people Ilirro was a feeling though that a mi 1 of irrest world follow obssrsa is of the police yeterday It was I HiHt ill tlm uniformed men on pont I m1 rlrerl to Keep their eyes open fir hit Ihttit infraction of law and ft it i it to dipt Palmer and ln Miir Itnoii who would In turn nut 1 I hi Mtion up to the ofllco of the Cor t1 iiiin Counsel 1 lIanI1 Illmirlf hi Bronx ParK 1 1 i ndy of a man of on was found I tn sun on tier in Broni Park not fur the LorJIIarH mansion yesterday Ml njoon lIe bail grayish hair wan ojt teat inches tall and weighed no rounds Ills pcckttbook was empty i THE FIFTH AVENU BRANCH of The Farmers Loan and Trust Company 475 FIFTH AVENUE nearest Street Interest allowed on PC posit Accounts Acts as custodian of personal property and manager of real property Travelers Letters of Credit Foreign Mone and ExpressChecks Vault Boxes for Customers use JOHNSON DROVE TOO FAST COST THE PRIZEFIGHTER TJrO OF SPIELBERGS DOLLARS Court Contdnt ChanKe the fimatleit Pleoe Currency the Carbon Itrow Afrloln Had In Courtlie neatly Wanted to Stop His Auto Oecanie He Was Scared A tall broad shouldered negro fith a sloping forehead was followed into the Yorkrllle police court yesterday by a curious crowd that gave the court attach the impression that tho King of Dahomey was about The colored gentleman was usbered up to the railing where prisoners are arraigned and Bicycle Pollotman Stein ert stepped up on the bridge and sato Magistrate Herman The complaint here is reckless driving of an automobile in Central Park in ti tion of a park ordinance Come up here and listen to the complaint the Court said to the prisoner The negro earned a gold headed cane in one hand and a shiny silk hat in the other As be shifted his cane to his hat land and reached into his pocket for II dsltlng card to enlighten the Magietrn to his identity the court clerks caultht the glitter of a two ounce diamond run his little finger Whats your occupation asked the Magistrate Ahra a professor of physical cultut iuh responded the prisoner and he held out one of his visiting cards On the card was printed Mark Johnson I appear for this gentleman your Honor I wish to explain that he III he champion prize fighter of the world laid Assemblyman Spielberg St hat did he do in the park the Magistrate asked the policeman He operated his automobile at Ihe ute of twenty miles an hour on the West Drive The Court asked the pri7cfighler if I he machine was his own property Johnson said it was and that he paid 3000 for it A big diamond in the champions shirl front Hashed in the Magistrates eye and he wild to the owner Do you use that for a headlight when YOllr automobile light goes out No sub Ah mostly use these the negro responded as he held up his leland and showed finger rings with two big ilamouda tThen he was taken the Arsenal slallo11 Saturday night Johnson balled himself out by giving as security a gold latch box Raid to be worth COO Thi was given back lo him in court and hI lowed it away in a purse ornament ith gold and precious atones Th purse he said coat 1500 I Johnson Bald the reason hU automobile went so fast was that a crank got out of kilter and he could not stop lie said he never drove fast as he was afraid of getting hurt 1 thought a champion piieflghu asnt afraid of anything the Magin ate remarked Johnson said he wall lore afraid of being injured than ordinary men as an injury would put 111m nlll of business lou should keep nut of an auto then I13ld Magistrate Herrman lie fined Johnson 12 Johnson offered a S50 bill to Chief Tier Richter who was unable to change It Sorry boss but Ah done have notlnn nailer explained the champion He finally borrowed 2 fro Spl ll eri and paid the tine Ol TO SUE OL tH 411 rrneli Deteotliea Hue Item SerUIn Divorce Evidence In Thin Country BOSTON May 30 Through the activit of three French detectives who hae tee making inquiries in the vicinity of her home town it has been brought to ugh Ihat a new move In the Glacia Calla cat is contemplated It Is declared that suit Is soon to be brought in the court of France which for xensatipnal feature will totally eclipse the action in which the famous Jew Hampshire beirut larged her husband Paul Roy iris with the murder of her brother iorge Carkin Headed by Primaux one of the sleuth from the French capital these detective have been collecting evidence and haven shadowing lacia Calla nine 111m lert her home In wmgton last autumn IIhortlY after the Indictment of her bun band for murder by a Portsmouth jury 1h detectives have examined the cour records of Rockln ham county and tils the hotel registers in Portsmouth Dover iwmgton and Concord as well 8 in Havcrhill lowell Boston Salem orcester and New York After nearly a year spent in tracing the nvements of the singer Primnus declares that he has been called back 10 Frllnce to lay his evidence before tlv will Immediately courU and asserts that Roy diately file suit for a divorce on thi strength of his findings The rather fhrrr wu area 01 bft1 pr nurf rorrlni entire Atlantic coastye terday The wealhei lfts fair with a lin westerly breere blonlni olr the middle Atlantic and New Pusland coasts II was warmer here and cooler on the South Attic roait The Western norm wa moilni theaatward attended by rains In the centra lies the upper Ulululppl and IIIjwuri tiltji Lnd upper Lake regions This depression wa drawlnr much warmer weather Into all the cen tral Slatei and an area of bleb pressure moslni ul over the rocky Mountain Slatea wai rllne coolr irrather In that region In thli city the day WM fair and warmer Inch brisk nraterl atiate humldllr tl per cent blromter corrected to read to sea level at I A MM77 SP HI877 be temperature yeilerdar aa recorded hy the otlctal thermometer la ibovn In the annexed IIble ic IOI IPOtI tern 1M A foG toe II 7 1 If 7 0 7i 3 3 Y1S sj i Mid 7z fog llfbeat temperature at 4 iniKOTOK ronECirr ron TO oav AND TO ii for tmtfrn Nrv York Xiu Jersey hind lltla Ilart Inctfailni cloudiness and ihnctrt i to hi showers to morrow ItEM to moderate tart a ulnlll I For ew England fair today and warmer ta lorthern portion showers to morrow lltbt tolerate variable wind for the Dlttrtct of Columbia eastern Penmyt nnlA Maryland and Vlrclnla unaeltled and ronllaud warm weather with shower to day or onltht ibowera tomorrow tight to moder Ite arlibla winds molly aoutbttl ror ueilern New ork shooters today and 10 noirow moderate nrlablo 1 Inch mo ll aoutberl rnr ntntern Penniyhanla and Ohio aborera 10 ity tai BorwTT issitrtu soutsttly winds CATCH SPEEDERS ON BOWERY I GOOD ItVNTim YESTERDAY OF AUTOS BOUND FOR CONEI I The Car A Drown Care to 11II1Iopper I Among Them an Aotor In Itone Man Arrentell for Defacing a Park 14nIra Sankey li Held for TiThe regular Sunday batch of nuto speeders was a little larger than usual yesterday although by no moans coming up to the records made In the recent native crusade against automobilists Thirtyeight arrcstslfor speeding were made in the greater city between 8 A oI and 11 The Bowery has dome under the atch ful eye of the motorcycle squad with tbe coming of the usual summer rush to Coney Island and many of the arrests yes day were made along that thorouRhfo Policeman Faber on a motorcycle was responsible for moat of those arrests Richard Ely the stock broker of 2U West Seventyeighth street was the first lntim of the day He was timed from Houston to Spring street at the rate oft wluty three mlltxmn hour Right after Mr Ely had been arrested Faber caught Paul Fabre a cbauffeur for the Johnson ServiceCompany making twentyfive miles oa the same stretch Wallace McCutcheon of ISO West Forty fourth street who gave his occupation as that of an actor waa arrested in an automobile that baa had more notoriety than most machines got Mr McCutchi was driving the machine which A Brown gave to Edna Wallace Hopper who is now Mrs Brown McCutcheon wile going to Conoy Island by way of the Bowery at twentytwo miles an hour He wall bailed out by Villliro Collier the aotor who gave the scenery at the Garrick Theatre as security An automobile driven by Murray Kopple a lawyer Qf 29 Broadway got beyond control in Central Park yesterday afternoon and skidded up an embankment Miss Sophia Barst of 109 We Eightyninth street who was sitting on a bench was knocked over Hermjuil es slight lacerations of the right leg were dressed by a doctor from the Presl terian Hospital Miss Beret declined to have Kopple arrested The IRwyer was locked up charged with defacing the lawn and destroying the shnibbe Ue bailed himself out Dr Frank Bartlett of 307 Welt Seventyninth street bought an automobile several days ago nnd after a few les sons undertook to take Mrs Bartlett out for a drive yesterday afternoon The machine balked and after Mrs Bartlett had sat in the car for half an hour she walked home Dr Bartlett tinkered nt the machinery and finally sent for hl8 instructor who soon sUrted the car The two went up Riverside Drive and the car went so smoothly that Dr Bartlett asked to take the wheel A few minut later a policeman ordered the driver to stop because the car carried no relight light There was a trip to the night court Magistrate Steinert discharg Dr Bartlett There were six cases for automobi speeding in the Harlem court yeste lay Ira Sankey son of the hymn Truer of 369 Park place Brooklyn wall reid for trial Frank Scavarene an Italian said to je one of the proprietor of the Auto Repairing Company at 124 West Fiftyslxl itreet who wan arrested on Saturday light at 110th street and Seventh avenue horned with taking out from his place an automobile owned by Mm Clam Wolfe of 1M9 East Fiftyseventh IItreet rithout permission and using the machine for joy riding was among the offender lip case was adjourned until today a Urn Wolfe said that she bad other Imrgett to make against Scavarese John Burling a cushier of white Plain who wan arrested at 136th street and St Ticholaa avenue and Robert Anderspt a chauffeur of 5J8 West I5lht street ai rettd yesterday at 115th street anti 8 Iichola1 avenue were held for tri lon HIP charge of speeding Alfred Hummel who was fined in the orkville police court along with William Vuiiderbllt last July showed up In hat court an a prisoner again yestertiaj lie was caught by Sergeant Eugene Callly In West Fiftysecond street while goin at the rate of thirty nulea an hour in the automobile that won the race in Ireland for Jame Gordon Bennett Hummel Mid that after he and anclerbllt had been fined In court ror pceding he left thin country and went to France and thence to Algeria and inn automobile into the Sahara de rt I or twenty miles Ihs sand choked the mining gear and he had to give it upI lie returned to this country ten daYII 1 II go and was engaged by George Hcott of 1S West Fiftyseventh street wh bad bought the racing car from Ir i Bennett Magistrate Herman held I Iiimmel in SIIIII hail for trial Mr Sco I pllt iii the bail I lflUCFUtNS ti KIISS mann of lrr Ctt has to Shoot In Sly Veddlns Guest I Policeman Herman Amann of the Cit Hall station in Jersey City detailed In i pecinl duty on Saturday night at a Polit redding in a hall at 148 Morris Btree I rrrsted Joseph Lynch 25 years old a HillV for fighting Several men and I women seized the policeman took IillI ightstick and permitted the prisoner to reak away I Thn policeman followed his man Into dark hallway There Lynch tripped mami and fell on top of him Other joined in the attack and the policeman I WI1S kicked and punched finally he I pulled his gun in selfdefence and fire vernl tunes I A ballot struck Lynch In his abdomen itlicting a wound of which he died yes rdny morning at the City Hospital I John JUndoH a Slur was also shot In Fit fracas His wound was slight I Amann is the young policeman who ar ested Andrew McGrath who killed Wart tlr Atnmon the Jersey City buttenn manufacturer in the Pennsylvania Hull road ferryhouse last November LAW TO 4 CAS LEAK rath or Mr Henriettas Stephens Ai icrlbrd to Accident Coroner Harburger has concluded tha MI1I Henrietta A Stephens whose hody as badly burned In a gas explosion In the apartment of Walter Schmltr her Ion In law at 206 West Ninetysirtl Itreet early yesterday morning wai killed by accident The Coroner talked to a number of nnnts in the bouse yesterday and from what he learned he believes the gas pipes werG defective and that the gas in Mrs options room cnmo from a leak This exploded when Schmitz came In and IItruck a match and tho house was set ore t1r HR EONS KRItOR KILLS NVRSK Gaule Pad Sewed Ip In Wound ClOSe mood PoUontoc PiTTsriELD Mass May MWhen Iss Alice Prout a Pittsfleld nurse Wall orated upon in a Plttsburg Pa hospital last January the surgeons left i glltIJe pad in the wound This pad six inches square caused a stoppage ole functions of the organs In the nunet body and a second operation was performed hare on April 21 when the cause of her oondltlon was discovered Blood poisoning had let In before the end operation caused br the foreign butanceln the body and Miss Prout died In the Pltteflold Hospital thin afternoon She wan yearn old and a gradual ol tbfll Henry Bishop training school 1 ror nurses la Pittsfleld HOT COnitALnE CONTCi Mexico EnJoylDB a Real Political CIoM palRn for the locPrt ildtnoj MEXICO CITY May CTb contest for the VloePrcsldenoy of Mexico wblob Is being urged between Ramon Corral who IB seeking reelection and Gen Bernardo Reyes Governor of the Stale of Nuevo Ieon Is arousing great inter among all classes of cltlMna as well as the foreign element throughout this country It Is reported that President Diaz has refused to align himself with either contestant The military element and many leadIng business men are supporting ReyelllI candidacy Corral is backed almost solidly by the Federal organization of the country It is the first popular political contest ever held In Mexico and whether it can be continued conclusion II1b out an armed uprising on the part of some of the hotheaded adherents of the two factions remains to be seen TRULY A CHINESE RAtLttOA NtianghalKlanKin Une OpenedBuilt and nan by bItumen Sftctal Cabli Dispatch lo Tax SUN SHANGHAI May SOTha Xlangsu eeo tlon of the RhanghnlHangchow Railway was officially opened today a train bearing a number of officials traversi this section of the line It Is expeoted that through traffic to Hangchow will be Inaugurated In three months Only Chinese engineers were employ and Chinese capital used in the constri tion of the railway which is fairly built The rails were made by Chinese Trolling stock and the bridges were built by Americans ROW IV ITALIAN a AM BE Session Maitrd on Inialta Oovernme III Pan Interter Estimates tpciat CablllSspitci to TJrII SUM ROME May SOA serious row ocourred In the Chamber of Deputies today duro Ing the debate on the estimates of the Ministry of the Interior Members of the Extreme Left ri lently attacked the Government and the rival parties exchanged Insults the result being that the entire session wasted The Governments position la stron however and there is scarcely a doubt that the estimate will pass CAlt hILL NOT GO TO ROM King Victor Mill Meet Him at tap1esA Entertainment en narihlps bttctal Cable Dtipottli to Tat Srv I ROME May soWben the Cur and I Czarina arrive in Italy the King and Queen I will meet them at Naples to which plc they will be escorted from Gibraltar by an Italian naval division The Czar will not come to Rome Whoever entertainments are given will be beld at Naples on board the warships Irllow Feter I Spanish Port I Spinal CaW Dttpaicti lo THE Sex I Vioo Spain May Conaiderabl tiaras has been caused here by the arrivl I 01 the steamer La Franc from Brazilii I port with several case of yellow fever on board UEXIES 8MIGOL1G STOW Fremonl CtiFfbroacb Explains AlielN False Ootttm or Trunk BOSTON May SO Fremont Ce1 trough owner of the ChVabrough Cut wi5 Line of steamship has returned to ioston with his wife from New York and Hade public his explanation of the alleged smuggling incident in which a falM ottomed trunk was Mid lo have bn ised by bill wife It was not a steamer trunk that wu old up by the customs officials he aai but a much larger trunk which had bn towed in the ships hold along with much other baggage Thee 8 no false bot Urn to the trunk Mrs Cheabrough had an agent pack her trunks for herand In I doing 8 the man placed her heavy fur in the bottom and then aboi them plc ome thin boards Above the furs wer dresseoand the idea of her light drl8 placm he boards between the furs and tbe the trunk should I ran that in handling tnk It tf thrown upside down the furs would rot cnifth her lighter dresses i The boards were not put in with InYI I ilea of creating a false bottom or biding Anything from the customs officials Had rich been the idea the work would not I have been so crude and visible to any me going through the trunk I I That settles the false bottom part oho prt ho stories which have been publinhtx I I i hunt the alleged smuggling Now I the fur They were tat abroad fron hm country when Mrs Chesbrough went and we hold the exprew companys re I oipt for them Why sere they not al I owed to come in then That is the in erecting point I In fact it will require 1 decision by the reanury officials before we can get them 1 guess It appears that while abroac IIH Chesbrough had new linings put in her furs and now the question arises wit he customs official an lo whether or not the act of having the furl relined does not I Khnicallv make them new furs and a rich liiible to duty We cannot get thi ful until that point is decided Now as to tn string of pearls Thai III a different matter When ITTRS abroad I made up my mind to buy Mrs Ches rough a pearl necklace and at Nice I found what 1 wanted It was not the roperty of 1 poverty stricken noble unily as the printed tttones have made out but I did got it from 1 person in hard Ilok and at what I considered a bargain Some time ago I learned that there astron probability of I change In the tarifl on pearls 1 is now 60 per centon strung or matched pearls and only 10 percent i on unstrung pearls I will not say where that necklace isbut It Is not in this country and will not be brought until the ta II has been settled for I understand the plan are to make but one tariff of 10 per nt on pearls I is purely a buslneaa cenl measure with me and I am trying to save the extra money if I can I may be mis formed about that tariff matter but I am going to wait and find out Wasnt there some talk about valuable dresses being in the list of goods Mrs iieshrough was alleged to be attempting to get in free asked the reporter I Kilo there was Hut they were raws she hud made while she was away nnd had worn on several occasions while In Europe 1 do not Know what mar the opinion of the customs officials There I il nothing but Mrs Chetbroughs word prove that they have been worn Now theR are the facts in relation to the smug Ing whIch the newspapers have ben 111 nllWllppn larglng against Mrs Chetbrough She dht not declare the full value of her goods hilt abe II a woman and cannot he expeoted to understand the tarifl schedules IFQW4V C4COHI IN PLOT it II Captured Near Where Black lan Pr Had Ordered Cash to Br lrt Ctxms May 30Mrs Eatelle Iring wife of Harry Irving was trapped lallt night In a blackmailing schemeD Fitrhugh and Lepoy local pltallsts and 0 Oldham cashier of the First National Bank had received lettel1l threatening death uy the Blaok Had if they did not put each In a lonely spot on the outskirts of Clovis packages one of which con Decoy med 1 percussion cap were used and the place was surrounded by officer At I late hour the cap wa exploded and hen the officers closed in they found and I Dturcd Irving Cold Storage ofFs Repairs Alterations We are prepared to accept Purs and on Fur Garments can now be Fur Garments for Cold Storage ordered at considerably lower cost throughout th Summer months than prevails during the Fur Season I Broadway ak Qnmpauy 34th Street Beginning Tuesday the Annual June Sale of I Summer Undergarments for Women Unprecedented Values Entirely new models are presented fashioned of fine lingerie cloth striped batiste dotted Swiss or crossbar nainsook elaborated with fine laces embroidery and ribbons in assortments and at prices that will earn your admiration Gowns 75c JOO J25 J50 J98 to 695 Chemise JOO 125 150 J98 298 495 Drawers 50c 75c 100 150 198 to 495 Covers 50c 75c JOO J25 J98 to 298 Skirts 100 J50 J98 298 395 to 85O Combinations 100 150 J98 298 395 to 1350 Lingerie Prcees Slips 198 250 395 495 to J250 Highgrade Corsets at 4 regular prices ALL SIZES 19 TO WB Corsets of silk broche batiste double 1 2 65 hose supporters Value 600 CB Corsets of white batiste or coutil longT 65 hips and back Value 350 Augustine Corsets of white batiste double hoseT 00 supporters Value 200 Imported French Corsets of white coutil or broche in white pink or blue broken lots in all sizes 18 to 30 Values 590 to 2250 at 300 to J250 Distinctive Summer Apparel for Women The first showing on Tuesday of a great many new models A well organized specialty shop such as ours has its seasons within I seasons Thus you are not now called upon to choose from assortments which were new in the Spring but from our viewpoint are not so now In advance of the first real Summer weather we begin all over again with new crisp fresh assortments in which materials designs combinations of colorings and trimmings present the very latest developments of Fashion New White Serge Suits 950 2500 2950 upward New Linen Suits 1250 J500 J950 upward New Cloth Travelling Suits 1850 2250 2500 New Wash Skirts in pleated or plain models 295 395 450 595 upward Lien Lingerie Tub Dresses 500 7501000 J250 J500 to 9500 FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY I I THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALES HAVE BEEN ARRANGED I French Linen Suits for Women Special at 1250 New imported semifitted coat plain gored skirt in the most desired shades including white and natural Very pretty and well tailored garments Tailormade Serge Suits Taiormade Suts Special at Io50 New plaintailored models with 34 length coat and tailored gored skirt inlaid pongee collars coat satin dUchesse lined 3piece Linen Costumes I Spedal at 2500 New imported models in Dutch ori high neck Dresses elaborately embroidered or lace trimmed coats trimmed to match all the seasonable shades including white and natural 3piece Pongee Costumes Value 7500 at 4900 Complete Dresses of plain or rough I pongee elaborated with braids and embroidery in all seasonable shades Lingerie Tailored Linen Foulard Pongee Summer Dresses special at 1250 Plain tailored Summer models in white or colors In this collection are many sample garments worth up to 2500 Summer Waists for Women extraordinary Sale fa jeacljng JXlSPHfficturcrs sample jjne and surplus stock at prices Va less than regular Involved are waists of Lingerie and China silk in elaborate designs All highgrade garments in a large and varied assortment of styles and trimmings in both high and low neck models China Silk WaistsValue 495 at 298 Cha Si 1 Value 450 600 750 1050 1250 45 Lingerie Waists at 198 298 395 495 590 I I WONT VY TEXAS OIL PLANT Pearian Ie Drar Any Intention ef at WatertFlerce Kercheri Sale Bidding WatePMC Brrlnr Mexico CIT May 30An authorita are del waa made today by repreaenta tatlve of 8 Pearson A Son Limited of ttTe he report that they contemplate purchasing repor chasing the astets of the WatersPierce oil C6ropany in Texas when the business la put up at receivers tale It la stated hat the firm baa no intention of extend lag lu oil business outside Mexico for the pre The firm hu adopted plan for enlarging I fight upon WatertPlerce OH Company upn It will erect two pany In this country I wi eret new reflnerle and build I system of oil pipe line to point on the Qulf coast from the fields which It i developing Policeman lA Ont Two Hlfhwajmen John Bolen one the huskiest policemen In Jersey City wa held up by Emory Boa and Peter William negroes early yesterday morning I he wa making a Sort cut through Plymouth street on nil way homo i plain clothes The negroet tried to drag him Intoa hallway buttBolen tiled them with his bUT iud took them te City Hoopltai Negligees for Women at 4 less than regular Dressing Jackets of fancy lawn in dainty modelstthoroughly well made Value 75c 100 150 at 50c 75c JOO princess or Empjre House of doted Swiss or lawn Value 300 450 tat 198 298 Nt Tub Dresses reduced Dutch collar models of fine lawn elaborated with Valen 395 ciennes lace Value 550 at of French percale in various colorings daintily hand em 495 broidered Value 695 at GAVE AN ARM TO SEE TAFT PUUbnrccr May Lose Lire Too II Remit or Accident PmnbCRO May CIn his effort to President Taft became get a closer look at rat as came from the baseball park last evening Robert Cream of the FitUburg Plat Glaea Company foil under a train and had an arm taken off He may die from the Ibo Mr Crutn had sat at the ball game opposite Mr Tafts party and finding he could not get near the President at the end of the game he got out of th park hiitlly and aiuried for I point nuiira squares distant where he knew the automobiles i of the Presidents party must I paw on their way to Plttaburg To get there It was necessary to cross the tracks of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near the Allegheny River As be reached the track with some other ball fans a freight train blocked his path Mr Crutn In hast clambered over the bumpers between two cars just DH the train btw Ho dropped between the can but managed to roll out of the way all but his arm which was caught by the whwls and out oT Mr Crum IK 1f years of ag and ble physicians fear the shock tnsyklllhltn may kU i utQ I I ic1 I tcr 4 5 till1 AUIOCAR SALES CO1 BOth St 4 Bway I 1 Shorter Une From Ormer to Halt DENVER May 30The contract for building too miles of nillroixd from Warn 10 mies buldlnl mituvon the main line th Union Pacific west of Cheyenne to Ciuig In Roitt county the present terminus of the Monat road has been let by the UnlpnPcnc Thin will mean a shorter linn from Denver wi mrn 1 to Sail Lake than any now la uss.