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THE SEW TOllir TDIES, WEDNESDAY, I TONE I. 1910. IP i 4 I WIFE III WANT WHILE HUSBAND HAS PLENTY Mrs. Falding at Horn for the Friendless When She Has Her Husband Arrested for Desertion. DID NEEDLEWORK FOR LIVING In Her Complaint In Court She 8ya Hit Income It $10,000 a Ytr Uvea at ExpeneJve Hotel.

An eipenslve hotel on upper Broadway and the Horn for Friendlese Women and Children In Brooklyn were the widely varying- addresses liven by a husband and wife, respectively, to Magistrate Doo-ley In the- Adams Street Court. Brooklyn, yesterday morntti when Frederick J. Falding was brought before hint -n a warrant charglnc him with abandonment. It was no ordinary story the court Ha-tened to from Mrs. Faldlna.

for she told of her vicissitudes from, luxury to want which had forced her to try to earn a living through embroidery and needlework and left her homeless, except for the shelter provided by a public Institution. Both and her husband were distinguished In appearance. Mr. raiding was well dressed and well, groomed, with grayish hair and mustache-, ills wife showed gentle manners. She Is tall and slender, with silvered hair and clear-cut features.

Her story Impressed even the court attendants. Mr. raiding was arrested In his office, at -M Broadway, yesterday morning, by Policeman Gregory 6T the court sq.uad.on a warrant sworn to by Mrs. raiding last Saturday. He had not been In the court room half an hour when his lawyer ap-.

2 eared and protested against the arrest, avlnar that there was an agreement he had made, pending proceedings in the Su preme Court, berore Judge crane, tor me payment of a weekly allowance to his wife. a 1 a lie tola magistrate uunic- inn mt Raiding had given Mrs. raiding S12.0UU within the year, and that she had vaiua-t ble property In her own right in Canada-He further denied Mrs. Faldlngs state-t blent that her husband's Income amount-t ed to yiO.Oiia and said that his client was not In good circumstances at the present time, aud could not afford to give his wire any money. Aaathey'side to the Tale.

Mrs, Falng denied having received from her husband- any sum such as nil lawyer stated, and proceeded to tell her etofy. She. satd they were married in Both had been marrledJefore.f Mr. Falding had three daughters and Ma wife two none. Their married Ufa wafl pparentiy happy until about two years igo whM ta husband was injured in a nlnlng trip.

Me was nursed- tnrouejn ms linns by a young woman, and their act iialntance continued until, according to rs. raiding. It reached the point where 1 thouaht tnouih of her to carry he cture inside of his watchcase, where hi fe found it one- day, she says, tone id that he wished to adopt the young man as his daughter, and that ana -nuously opposed this. i bout nine months ago, she told the oar. ner nusnand aesenea ntr; he besran to try to earn a living with he only at her command the nee lie work and embroidery that had been 'taught her In girlhood as part of the -ducatlon or a weii-hred gin or tne time, he got work by going around to the do stores and to some of the friend who had known her in better itances to dispose of her work.

She atrucrled alon in this Way forr Yionfis and finally became dlacouragcdi She had been living with friends whd vera content to accept some of the work the did In exchange for her living. The breaking point came last wee, rhen her friends advised hee to lay hef ase before the District Attorney, one lid visiting the Brooklyn branch ol he Office on Saturday. An assistant Interested hlmseir in ner and took her to the Adams Street Court, where a warrant was sworn out for th arrest or her husband. She said tnat Me was told he had received i. in is week and had planned a business trip to Milwaukee, on which he was to start yest erday.

This led her to take immediate tens for relief. The warrant was glvea fonoeman uregory to serve, ana ound Mr. raiding In his office yesterday nornlng. After Hearing1 tne story or Mrs. raiding Magistrate Dooley told the lawyer that la client would nave to ray nis wue --y for her Immediate expenses.

This woman Informs me, said tne Magistrate. that she Is penniless and able to become a charge on tne countv. rh f.ft rvt ah Is aheltererl In the flUinV IUI i 1 1 I it nuivnn i. v. i that she Is penniless.

Is only a tern i porary shelter at best. The woman ln forms me also that her husband Is wealthy, and is well able to pay ror ner lupport. Demaads Cash far Wife. "fn view of all "the facta In the case I must insist on -this man giving his wife JO now. if he la to have the hearing post 1 Whether Cisco; take "The pontd nntn Monday next' She must have something to live- on until then.

If the Information I get. to the effect that he la llkelv to leavel the State. Ii i cwncL I -Ihlnlc it Is propasr that be shoolJTTurnlsh a bond or for his appeeranee." Mlxsi Anna Connelly, the jroiiaCionary officer at the Adams Street Court, has been with Mrs! Falding a great deal ot the time since she sent her to the Society for the Aid of Friendless Women and Girls on Saturday. Miss 1 Connelly and Rergt, Walsh, head of the Court Kquad, were told several details of Mrs. Falling's experience that were not brought out In ourt.

I i-' She told them that In August.) 1006. she and her husband had had a quarrel in a New York hotel. after which i she had one alone to their Winter apartments She said at that, time she had found letters from the young woman her husband wished to adopt addressed to him, and that site was so overcome that she nought; to end her life by chloro- mrm -wnirn sne round in tne apartment. She was found jln time, however, and resuscitated. A She I also told Miss Connelly the clr- rumstances under which her.

husband deserted! her. She said that they had been spending some the Winter- months on a lake near Montreal. When he 'suddenly disappeared. She was left entirely on her own resources, with very little money, she said, i She cam down to New Tork in February, when she started the effort to support herself, which she had described to the court. On.lnqulry at 'the Hotel Langham at WCd and Broadway, It was found that Mr.

Faldlngt had left his daughter Doris with whom he lives, alone in their apartment, to explain his absence to Inquirer. She said that she had heard rothlng whatever about bis arrest until an evening paper containing an account of It had been put In her hands. She said that she was very much upset and did not know what to say. She admitted knowing, however, that her father had wanted adnnt a vnnnv wAman atwv.tt years ago. adding that she did not want nneii io D9 tnisiaaen ror mat person.

She said that her father was tn the West on a business trip. The i whereabouts of Mrs. Falding last night Icoull not be ascertained. Mrs. C.

M. Dsn vers, BUpeiintendentof the Society for the Aid of Friendless Women and Children, said last night that she had left early in the day for the home of a friend. She added that every one about the place had been impressed with the sincerity and refinement of Mrs. Falding and believed her story Implicit, i 1 PASS CONEYBATH BILL Alderman Appropriate 9175,000 for a Cltyj avlllon There. The Aldermen finally appropriated yea terday the1 1178,000 for a municipal bathing pavilion at Coney Island after another, long discussion.

At at the previous bearings on the proposal Vice Chairman Bent an Alderman- Potter, who represent the Coney! Island district; where the principal speakers' la opposition. It is hoped to have jthe paVlllon ready for use late in the Suipmer. Alderman Dowllng, the Tammany leader, presented a resolution, which was passed, calling upon the Board of Estimate to take steps for clearing a large strip of the Coney beach front for a public park. The board added to the city's automobile bill by giving $8,000 more to Borough President Greaser of Queens for this pur-pone. The application for an increase In the alary of.

the Pollc Sergeants from 11,500 to which has been held up by the board for some time, was finally ap proved. The Board of Estimate haa already paased upon the request favorably. The board voted to change the name of East River Park, on the water front, between East i Eighty-fourth and East Eighty-ninth Streets, to Carl Schurx Park. SEWING EXHIBIT CONTINUES. Work of Public School Puplla to be Shown Three Afternoons More.

Examples of sewing and domestic art work by the girls In the public schools of Brooklyn and Queens, which attracted attention last jweek when they were ex- wtuiviug, .14 I In.ktnn 0 II vu i kkiu in lagwn 10 me pupuc ror tnree arternoons. beginning to-day at, 3 o'clock. When the exhibition was opened last Thursday by jSupt Maxwell there were specimens of skirts, gowns, and. aU manner of apparel, made by the children themselves from start to finish. Beside this, children Were seen at work wearing sewing, making baskets, and caning chairs.

A grand manch, reviewed by 8upt Max well, was participated In by nearly )0 gins aressea I in graduation dresses of which they had made e-ery stitch them selves. The whole exhibit Is designed to disarm the critic-Ism once made that sewing waa one of the fads and frills of the New York educational system. Spsyers to Entertain Working Qlrls. The Irene Club of the Working Girls' Association will be entertained; next Sat- urday by Mr. and Mrs.

James Speyer at their country place at Scarborough-on- Mrs. Rlchxd Irvln is Presl Jentj and Mr. Sneyr lreasurer of the oganizaiion. wnicii ror twenty-six vears has been building up the social side of life for the girl who earns her own living, i A feature of the outing will be the presence of sixty of the early members of the club, who will attend with -their daughters. There will be a barn dance and a vaudeville show to entertain the guests.

Alwkys the Line of Least Resistance i I i I they as Weston dl Go by auto as the New York to Par 3 contestants did; i By swift trains to Chicago or San Fran- or i By aeroplane a Curtiss did; the I .1. NewiYork Central Water Level Route" I COLEMAN DENIES HIDING BANK HONEY Mamie Hightower Also Denies Saving Any Of Stolen Funds He Cave Her. TELLS OF KELIHER BRIBE Coleman Rapeata That Priaoner Offered Him HOOjOOO Hush Money i Deniea Former Testimony. BOSTON. Mr St.

The Government to day continued its efforts to establish relations between George W. Coleman, the confessed embtxzler of the National City Bank of Cambridge, and Big Bill Kellher. on trlil in! the United States Clr-cult Court for aiding Coleman In appropriating more than half the bank's deposits. Two loesses said that Kellher spoke repeated of Coleman, and at one time expressed the hope that he would not go back him." Another witness said he knew that Kellher and Coleman were friendly. Tne uovernment maae some-progress tt its endeavor to substantiate the claim that much of the money went to the gamblers with Kellbers aid.

Tet Coleman. who was again on the witness stand, was forced to admit that an Important part tf his testimony before the Suffolk County Grand Jury, which also Investigated the case, was false, especially his statement that he loaned or gave ITstrCTI07l. Mieal Culture School Csatral Fart Writ Stxtyentr Sc. Hew Tees City Kindergarten, Elementary School and Normal Departments FsewJtJ thirty -oae years age by Felix Adlefw To me the growing demand for places In our Elementary School, i tepe ha re been taken to accommodate about forty more pupils than rmerlj la Grades III VII Inclusive. Parents wishing to take ef this enlargement should apply without delay.

The fo Iswmg are some of the noteworthy features. A re out- ctor hfa DManat: Wheimmt atbtette and faniaa; O-adwa'ta. wttS Ita adrantaga la nwiilail rf Che family ty; lebMl rttnlm aadar Um dlracUoa Vi. fwdel Ckasb; tha 9Sr sradts and tha Bltt Rehoel. rfiaa do' not tarjiad tha Butrw wa awe abla ta Droeer attcnttoa to hirtlrlduala.

Br braed cm a ef atadr. larte and ecll Badwa as' tptaom la all dnwrnnania. tha aalllnea as Ml as far an? collar, or technical tnatltuuoav Tha lt kaa aartlriral. pnrllwM In oollaso wbars osrttfeMet am tar tanraatloa aad circular, addraaa I FRANKLIN LEWIS, Saprlnl TRAVELERS' ClXJat STEAMBOATS I BOSTON Direct from City tv City All-the-Way-by-Water MetrepeHtan Una. Turbtna Bteel Bteam him 8 tat.

room a. with I or wttkenK hath mala deck dlnlnr reom. te ato. NEW YOKK TO BOSTON $4.00. A most fascinating Route.

(Rivar. Harbor. Sound and Ocean. Fares the ram, aa via Long Ialand Bound Unas. Weak days and Buadaya.

Leave New Tork Pier It Boar too Rector 4 P. M. Same da Irs schedule from India Wharf. Boston. OieHhar City o'clock next morning.

Thsnash tickets to all points, at Wharf, else Toiirtat an ti. Traasfer Co. Offlce throorVaut City. METROPOLITAsT STXAMSMTP CO. Pier North TeWekoae.

Cortland 1T1I. PEOPLES LIIIE TO ALBANY 8TB ADtBOSDa'at ar W. MOMS Put S2. Ti. toot Caaal Bu.

P. SL, W. livh T. U. dauy tSorshv matodsd).

Prom Albany dallj (Sunday SMtadad). W. at OBCHSTEA. CITIZENS linE TO TROY New Kin. TOJj a BEKKHELAER.

Plr M. fx. Weal It P. M. dally (Saturday.

rraaa Trar daily (Saturday, 1:30 f. M. nuttoaj ataasia mcdm at Albany. EzreUBfit culalaa and aw ilua Direct rail connection at Alnaar aad Tray far points North. Kaat, and Waat; curaea aad iirtuaioblUa earrlad at raaaonabla raiaa.

HARTFORD LINE Prom New Pier la. Kaat lUtir. foot of Peck frthv i dally except Huaday-. at P. for CeniMctlcul HItw Undlosa.

Writs for Uluatraled fate. they all I Lines Medrraj Sass eHable Kellher 19a000 or and that Kellher had urged htra to stop playing faro. 5 Daniel J. Coakley. attorney for Kellher.

"directed his examination mt Coleman chiefly to his early stealings; from the bank, and -to bis actions before he went away ma4 Immediately fallowing his re turn. Coleman said he wma poaltlve he stole nothing front the bank aa earjy as 1909. but was net eve whether be began his peculations 180S or 1907. Jast before he went away. Coleman said, destroyed his personal accounts containing records of hla various Investments and speculations.

In regard to hie direct evidence that, Keliher had offered him $100,000 to keep quiet about his-alleged connection with Kellher, Attorney Coakley endeavored to Show that Coleman had sought sn interview with Kellher after hla return to Boston, and tried to get some money from him. Coleman admitted that he wanted to obtain money from Kellher in order to pay the depositors of the bank. He said Mlae Lora Atwood. who made arrangement a for ble Interview with Kellher at that time, told him that Kellher had arras red with her by telephone to meet him downtown, and than when she went to the place Kellher named, she found that It was Attorney Coakley's office. After he had two Interviews with Kellher, Coleman said that he told his counsel.

Mr. Worse, that Keliher had offered him $100,000 to keep silent. Coleman denied that he had planted any of the money obtained from the bank. Has your friend. Miss Hightower, planted' any?" asked Attorney Coakley.

Not that keow or. replied Coleman. He repeated hla statement that Kellher offered him to keep hla mouth shut regarding the case. Later Miss Mamie Hightower of Kansas City. Coleman's latest sweetheart, appeared on the stand.

The young woman became Col Oman's companion a couple of months before the bank failed, and accompanied him on his hurried journey to Kansas City Just aa the crash came. She also denied that she had planted any money of Coteman'a. She said abe bad some property in Kan-sax City which the late R. J. Holmes willed to her.

IXSTRCCTIOH. tHrect and axrtne eihtaal tastntsnoa dj ur. junn xotcjo? buou; Tha denaocrmtla Idaal mis tat mil by a arm at aefcolaMtilBa whleh arord th. adramaca rmm vita companion, la auTaraat anairtancea. trained taactilnt atfT.

sne a School pnvarea tnadtats for TTEW gHGLAJP Cannectlont. INGLESI dHa School for Girls. New sUUara. IiiehflasT Ceaa. School year kegtas Taesday.

Ootobar 4, lllk TX BLACK. PatraaMos. TRATKXCM GUIS KaTTKAaTB OATS. BOSTON r'SSJrS FALL RIVER LINE vi. N.wpert r.u River.

Lv. Plar Is. H. foot Warren Bt, week days aad Baadaya, 1:1 P. M.

fltra COMMONWEALTH aed PRI8CILLA. Orchestra eat each. NORWICH LINE Via New London. L. Pier 4S.

N. foot Clarkaoa SC. weak d.ya P. M.i JMar Is, M. foot P.

kt. Strs. CTTT OP LOWELL aae CHESTER W. CHAP1K. NEW BEDFORD June for New Be lferd.

Woods Hole, Marthas Vineyard, Nantucket. Mattapolaett, Marlon, and: Cane nolnta. Iran pier nhIi JRlvar. toot ef Clarkaoa Street, week day. oalr at r.

M. Steamers MAlNsJand naarsMiu. NEW HAVEN UNE ror N.w Hartford. Spruigfiaid. and North.

Weak days Ph-r tL E. P. foot East 8:011 M. Steamer RICHARD PECK. (.

BRIDGEPORT LINE d.ya only, leave Pier IT, 3. R. Btearher NAUOATUCK, llJM A. steamer BRIDGEPORT. P.

foot Eat St. P. Mr Ticketa, atatrrooma and Information at City Ticket Offtes. 1T1 Broadway, near Cortlandi SL Telephone iltt Cortiandt. Also at N.

T. Traaafer aad Toviist Offices and at Piers. NEW ZiLAND NAVIGATION CO. STEAMSHIPS NORTH U1I0 NORTH STAR TO PORTLAND. MAINE.

aadar, Ttanday, and Batorday. 4 P. Per roll l. M. East River, N.

T. and Booklet apply ta malvt a. a. tea B'way. N.

ltAV IAS sTkAMAAtt. UAJL.I. azcept Sunday. lea Brook, a. Puliaa St, (by Annex).

De-hnmm SC. W. aid Sc. W. 11Kb A.

M. Laar- IS a Toakora. Waat Point. NewDursh. Jpeucbkaasek Klnsatrm Point.

CataklU. Budaaa. and Albany. eenneetlona Nortb. Kaat.

and WeM. Tii iliiaaili aU ticketa batwean N. T. and Albany reeled. 1 at eallfrul one-day eutlnaa WeM PetaA, Naal rah.

at Fsuthkeepala, rotamlng ea dowa beak Maaa aervad at ail baura. Muate. STEAI ER UARY POWELL IiLyk( Uaaal BC at 1: T. W. aid sc I u.

w. Jul ea. m. www ouuu.j WmUrn. Weal Point, (lenrmbia tf boat ralL t5tm Ul.

Newburfb. Ke Hamburt. MUtaa. (-irll riARHATTAD LlSE 0 ill to A I ha mr rmpet.ae. aTisate kcn: sTersas sad AutomobUaa at laaaai'iabU ralea.

Lea foot W. Bonaton St. P. at. root W.

llttb BC P. M. 912S sprloa. i him tVarbdi see Dtreet. ILM Wereceter.

ft.4e 1 CATSl'LL KVXXHO Euunin Pier 41. N. R-. ft. Chtistepher St.

VXXK DATB at P. It. CaUkiO-HtuIsosi Coxsackie. less Sprtn, stt3 aid EfHlmnitU WHERE TO DINE. Tinatata' te- SH Waat Mtk at.

Tel. Itri kunu. a eaaaalata adoaa Ufa idr' Trie ea the Atlantic Coast. mm CHATEAU 'es BEAUX-ARTS taOTkJ. AND KCSTACBANT).

1 ea Beaatlful HoaUna-toa Bay, L. NOW OPEN TlTJt JUVIXRA OF aa SBtlae plctareeajiao, do.tleee roads, rerlfc amere. ahdlB Vandarbllt Cup eemraa. MT HO. w.i TRAVELERS GCIDTS STEAMSHIPS.

"0IE HUNDRED GOLDEll HOURS ATj SEA" I A BOOKLET YOU SHOULD HAVE BEAUTIFULLY AND PRO- ILL UbTKATED, INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE. i YOURS FOR it tens in storied form how delightful features of a charminc and Gulf of Mexico; a sojourn In the half-French, half-Amerl- can City of New Orleans, and a splendid trip in Pullrnans through the great industrial centres of the Southland Middle West. It desaibes for you New Orleans. Houston, San Antonio, Los Angeles, $nta Barbara, San Francisco, Portland and other interesting places. Southern NEW YORK I.

H. NUTTTNa O. THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY 8vofS VACATION BERMUDA rs The land ef serpetual Spring, arerace temperature Tt decrees, TM miles eat la the Atlantic Ocean. In tl.e pure sea breetea tiOI.F, TENNIS. BOATTNO, BATH INO, FISUINO and CYCLING.

LILIES and OLEANDERS now In full bloom. Tours. 5 Days. 15 Days. $52.50 BrLsnmeantjor "OROTAVA" Next 8alltnC WEDNI8DAT, XNK 1ST, IS A.

M-. Pier BS. North Rarer. N. T.

yvireieaa leieatrapnr ousa seeis. aujiaitrooini. JAMAICA PANAMA COLOMBIA WEST Tbence to AZORES CHKRBOCRO SOrTHAMPTON. Lara-ret and Faateat -i Oretara, June 11; Matrdalena. June BIIIIKa ni, eoo.av; anar June to, oo.

AVrtJIVO Panama (Includlnf Jamaica), US. 1 FIIROPF Weat Indies, aSM. I jWUW1 Ueturnln by any N. Atlantic I NORWAY lBr R- M- 8- AVON," I1.S00 tons (twin screw). (Durini Jnae, July and Ant-vat from Enslapd.

M5. SANDERSON A SON, tt STATE 8T N. O. P. F.

A. TNTERNflTIONflL MERCANTILE MARINE LINES Prens Piers 58, fia. 0, SI. and St, Nortlt RJrer, New Tork Otr. American Line 1 at la CBi Be a sr la a aa i Philadelphia.

Jun 4. 10 AMIXew YorlcJun I St. June 11. 10 AM'si. Atlantic Transport Line Loadoa Dlret.

Mesaba June 4, AM 11,9:10 AM ne Red Star Line riawee Antwarw Paris. Finland June 4. 11 AM U.apl'dfnwVJe Vaderland; 11, 11 AM L-June AMENfiER OfFICES. BSOAOw AT -re a utiful Bermuda An Ideal Vacation Trip to a FOREIGN LAND. Only 45 heuxa' sail by the Qoeeee 8.

S. Twin Screw Ste.mer BERMUDIAN 6530 Tons Lea rlnc New Tork Erery Wednesday. 5 DAY TOURS -12 DAY TOURS $22.50 UP $45.00 UP IndudlBS Ticketa, Botats. Drtraa. Jlsbaealn THOS.COGJCt&SON 341 Broadway.

449 Madison 214 and New Tork. 70 Tonrs to Earepe with Ober Amnaerran. Official AcanU for the Pasetoa Play. Sooth America Tear, July (0. Koaad the Werid.

An. tt, Sept. It, tT. 'GAUD IK A VIA I- AUERI6AR LIXE liaoOOTon Twtn-Scrow Bt. Direct to Norway, Sweden and Denmark Oscar 11.....

JuS Halll I r. r. IS Oacar tl TJrrited States. June tllCnlted States. Auf.

4 First cabin. Tt npwara; socona eabin. SPECIAL NORTH CAPE CRITSB By 8. 8. Tlrtrea, fsosa Cepeaharoa Jair 1 All Steamers equipped with Wlraleaa.

A. E. Jehnsoa A Co. 1 Broadway. New Terk.

AUSTRO-AMERICAN WiV UEPITMANXAN. ADRIATIC MJ AZORES and GIBRALTAR (aaat). ALGIERS (weat). Be. MaHTnA ruinmnuiun, eiu-.

Wednesdsya. 1 P. M. Thro bookings rla AU8T. LLOTD B8.

CO. to Adrtatlo B. C. points (Dalmatla. etc), the Orient aad Par East (India.

China. Japan). PHELPS BROS. General Areata, 11 Bettenr Place. N.

T. Cats', ANCHOR LINE Hi Asr.OW via LONDONDERRY Caledonia. June 4. P. st IPuraaaala.

June It, I Pli CaUfornU-Jun. U. "SM" SecoND cabin7m ASDwrnr' THIRD CLASS, BtB.VS AND ENDCRBON ROT HERB, lt-li BreaASraet Br' A LI H- NEW V0SK-APLta-BlAttlLlEa 1. TEB KVXLE. 43.

A. Breadwar. K. X. XCT9ON TOURS.

ALL TICKETS INCLrDE ADJUS8ION TO DREAMLAND. Greatest Amusement Enterprise la the World. Leave Wast lJftb. 11:10 A. 11:18.

1:00, J-tOO. 4:16. 8:18. 4:10. 7:.

1:40 P. at. Leave PUr 1. N. :48, 10:0.

Ulll A. 11:16, 1:00. 1:46. 1:46. 1:10.

4:16. 6rO0. 6:00. 6:40, 7:14. :0 P.

M. Leave Iroa Plar. Coney Ialand. .10:68, A. 11:16.

1:18. UO. 1:65. 1:66, 4:68. 8:18, :10, 7:80.

6:16. :16. 10:40 P. M. Retarnlns from Coney Island trip marked does not ta 110th treat, N.

R- Round Trip 1 Prom 1 10th BB Centa. Tickets Prom Pier 1. N. 40 Caata, STEAMER TAURUS makes trips EVIRT DAY to nSHXNG BANKS. Leave 110th Bt, N.

7:1 A. M-: Plar (aaw) No. 1. JN- 1:10 A. 14.

Bait and tackle on board. Parol Gentlemen. 60c; Children. 16c arTfTVT A TATT D17 A rtT 8TATEN ISLAND Refined Amuaement Amid Refined Surroundings Pteachad via Staten Xslaad Parry, feet ef Whitehall St. terminus ef subway, elevated roada aad rarf aoe lines; 10 minutes' lnvtaoratlnf saU throush the lower bay i and a short trolley rids throufh the most ploraresquo part of Statea Island.

Claaaeet aad saieat bathtna on tha Atlaatie Coast. I Magnlflcent 8. S. -Arabic-1 CLARK'S leaves Peb. rates flee up.

I Including shore excursions; 71 I OKI Ell enchanting daye. Btop-over I eaoief privileges. Program ready. 1 1 fl 1 9 PRANK C. CLARK, Tlsaes Bldg, New Terk CHARUIHO EXCURSI07IS West Point, Poufhkeepsie Dally (except Sunday) by Palace HUDSON RIVER DAT LINE) STEAMERS.

8KB STEAMBOAT COLUMN. SIGHT SEEING YACHT AROUND MANHATTAN ISLAND. Bekren dally frets Statu, of Liberty Plar, Beat Baal Parry, at 1040 A. sad P. M.

CALIFORNIA AND TEXXOWSTONB PARK Conducted Tour starts July Itinera rlee ready. Praak Teajrlst Ch 811 Broadway. N.T, Vitaetd eestoe Th jPete Terk r4inee not bwMaff refarnaHe, i aaw a dealers eta ao oorry awrplws saepMae. To Onswre oewy if is evdVlaaols to order. Thf rtntae fe claUvereti fe.

TRAVELERS OTHPSVyiaTiAJISHlPS. THE ASKING you can enjoy the nried and royage on thi Atlantic Ocean Steamships NEW ORLEANS OR 1 BROADWAY. NEW TORK. AXT CP ROI ND TRIP Orcbastra, bifb class cuisine; elaotrto fans la INDIES Stabamera Wlralaaa Telrermnhv. X5; Clyde, July Airato, July White Star Line Qsresatows Hoirkeael I.lvarrel.

Arsble June 4, AMCaltlc June 18 Baltic June II, noonCedrlc Jane ta Plrmoolh Cbrrboars aathmaiaa. Adriatic June 1. noon Oceanic. IB Teutonic. 9:30 AM MaJeetlc.

June tt Alse Resnlar Sailings betweea K. Y. eV BOSTON MEDiTERHANtAI AU Steamers ef the American Line, Atlaav. tie Transport Line. Rod Star Line, WTette Star Llaa Are Enolpped with Wireless Tate- 1S rrapn, Bnbmartae SLraaUInl; ApparmCaa, ZS I Oar TraTelers' Cbeeks Good ETerrwaefea AND Pits .2.

N. H. (WEST 230 M. Y. An Medera Safety Derlees (WlieJeat, tt4k LONDON, PARIS, HAMBURG.

ttTaazrelled Oraaaatura. Klts-Carltoa a la Carta aaalura. Elac. Batba. Kle? ator.

Palm P. Iitnmln, June 1. 12 noonitinaiMiari 1m. ii Oceana II tAmerlka June 4 cirnland. It Praa.

Grant Ir.raf Waldareee. Juae laiamii airan. New. ITALY IA GIBRALTATs. KAPLER aad i GENOA.

S. 8. BATAVIA June 14, P. IB. 8 sSL AMBVKQ.

a a Bt 8. B. MOLTKE IS o. a. Mvaaavn.

1811 CRUISES Orient. Weat India Soutk Aaraaiaa innTfr. linn. Tourist Dept. for Trips ea aihaae.

aaabarxAaaaticaa Line. 4A BreaAanar, wL S90-SUMMER GRUISES495 i i 24 and 25 Days INCLUDINO BEfcTI aa MEALS Jimalci, Panicti ICanal. 0a MM Tea -friar" StaaaMrf Write for Detailed Rl ttoearjr. ATLAS SERVICE HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE 41-45 BROADWAY, Y. Kaiser Wilbelm II.

Bane Xoavs 1 bs I PARIS- BRXMKlf LONDON-PJ LONDON BREMEN north iis I A Express Balttaca Kalaar Wilhalm 1 Kalsor WlTh'm d. Groeee.Jane 14 Krenprlnsoesln Jaae tl Kronprtoa ta PLYMOUTH" German CHERBOURG BREMEN' Twln-Scraw 8allln(s Prlnsaaa Alice j. O. Waahlnaton Jane 4 (Bremen Juae IB Main tl I "Bremen direct. GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA Lloyd awl 4 I SATURDAY: Berlin (n Prlodrlch dor June 11 Koenlg- Albert It fNackar MMe tOmlts Oenoa.

Wrralaaa and Bafeaarlae Bta.asc' ladaaeasest Baaad tba wsrUT Tear. Traaatan' Cheaka, aaad all aver tk. warls. l. OELRICHS Gea.

AftS, Breadway, New Tork. CUNARD LINE Piers 84 and 84 North Biter, foot ef lata 84. OrnCKS -14 Stale BC. eepaaraj the BaMw. LUSITANIA- MAURETANU Largest, Fastest, PI nest jtsassars AfleaA, New York to London Direct Y1A FISHGUARD, The sraat expadltl'ai roota Qulrsaat alas OS PARIS BERLIN VI CM A Leave New Tork Wednesdays, A.

M. MONDAY IN LONDON TUESBAY Dl PaSIS Wlreleaa Teaagrapk. Bubaaarlae aicraala, Maarataala June I tTaaipaala Jaee ti. AM laiaitanla June 8 Mauretanla. k.

Jaae tl Caronla. June II. 1 AM lCaraaaala June 36. 1 AM Will call at Queens town aad Pis he-were. BCMGARIAN-AMXR1CAN 8KRT1CB.

Te Flame via Gibraltar, Naples, Trieste, Paanaaaa Juae t. bom 1 June 14. naea irsaoenia tCalla at Oonsa. tCarrtaa Id and 84 JS lamraJaairerrtraa. ssfamadoo wiu so FRENCH KLINE Cojopagnie CerMTBle 'tTans4Ttartl1ruB Bbreet Line te HavreParls Sailing every Tharaday.

10 A. kt, -from Pier tl. North River, foot West Utk tt. La. Lorralna.

jLa June It La a La La Provence. Jane 14 Prevea.oa.Jalr exwin acre steamers. I SPECIAL BAT CRD AT SATLXNOv ,.1 One class ill) Cable Pasewngera only. Oaseegae 11 nwywattT, AnrVCT. It rto Street, N.

OCEANA WmiiM JUKE 1 Shlpplric and Malls, Miniature) Almanac) for To-day. I S'Baa set TliMooa TtDKa TO DAT. 1 JUrta Water. Low Watan. Ja.VP.M.

A.af. P.M. Saaar II a Oorwfore Jl 24 I Hell Oate 4.11 a 4 10X1 Arrive Tueeday, May 31. SB Kalaar WTtkelaa TA. Bremea, May it, 8.1 Maaaba.

Loaaoa, stay tL 98 Oanar 1L. Cofwaaairaa, Map IA Atalola, Patraa, May 1A AUeeTAVtra7Mar 20. Heaserua. Hambltnr. May 1A PS fatdra, Gibraltar.

May 1A 8 Boaeoaw Havana. tay TT. HS Alllaaca. Criatobal. May t8.

KS Prtaa Aiifue WUhelra. 14. KB Bertha, Pert Aatoalo. May ta, BS var. flalwwtni.

May S5, 88 Arapahpa. Jacksonville, May M. City el Atlanta, Savaanah, May SA BS Wardeafaia. Savannah. Mar SA PA Delaware, Wtlntfnrton.

N. May arwaa, aswaeaaa. stay Outoelng Steamahlpa. BAIX TO-DAT. Malle Oeee.

Tt Msnrataafef, Liverpool. 8 SO A.M. AdrtaUe. A M. i a I raneeilac 14am- aara IOOI h.

OOK. vrraaa. stoaaaeei Aanaaa. Naples atelS San, KM AM, 11:00 M. A.M.

"1:00 P.M. 10-00 A.M 00 M. 1:00 P.M. 10 P.M. 1 TOO M.

13:00 M. 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. P.M. 11:00 M.

11:00 M. 12:00 M. 6 00 M. Bermadtaac Be A.M. BenHaelarTBrha Ialand 10:00 A.M.

Oretava, Bermuda Aatnia. usasaniiie Ireejools. Baa Dietre, Galveatoa. Babtaa. Tare pa Piiila Now 1 ATX TO-MORROW Larralae.

Havre TOO A.M. Prlasase Alloa. 7:00 A. M. Paaaoaaa.

Naples Oceana. Hamburg Maalos. Havana trw A.K. AltalT HalU BKMA.M. Almlraate, Jamaica 0:80 AM.

City ef Moataosaery. Sa- vaaqaa- AIL PRIDAT. Toaayasa. Rle A.M. Ascania, Haiti 11:00 A M.

Monterey, Nassau 12:00 M. Arapahoe. 11:00 A.M. I 'M P.M. :00 1:00 P.M.

8 AIL BATCRDAT. Araarika, Hambura a JO A.M. A Philadelphia, Southampton 6 10 A.M. Arabtfi, LlversooL 10:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M.

11: no A.M. i 3:00 P.M. 11 OO A. M. rin land.

Antwern i Caledonia, Glaaaow Maeaba, London HerUa. Naples Madonaa. Narlas riortaal. Newfoundland, 7:30 A.M. Saratoaa, Havana 10:00 A.M.

impii. 12Q0M. a p.m. 12:00 M. 1:00 P.M.

1:00 P.M. Philadelphia. Prina Auauat Wtlhelm, Jamaica. Baa Jaaa. Pnnce 8:30 A.M.

11 rOO A.M. City at Atlanta. Savan nah Denver, (lelvealon Supplementary matla at double poatasa rates Ore open an the plara of the American, Knsllahj Prenca, aad German tranaatlantlo tinea until within ten minutes of tha hour ot sailing. Incoming Steamahlpa. DUB TO-DAT.

Cltta dl Palermo Airier Queea St. Lucia, Oran Tf 11 IS Cristobal: DUB TO-MORROW. Bouthamptota May 21 May iiiiih. ew wvhv. rKnnm Blkh.

Gibraltar KoraUua, Airentma 10:00 A.M. Laeltaala Liverpool ft- Thomas Havana. ta Oalveetosj a DUB PTUDAT. La Havre Voltaire Barbados Cathbert Para Saata Marta. Colon Aatotuo Morra Castle.

Havana SlPaee Galveston is 1:00 P.M. 27 2 24 It 24 24 27 SO. 81 2 By Marconi Wlreleaa. B4I Teutonic, Incoming- from Southampton, waa reported 710 miles east of Sandy Hook at 8 A. M.

yeatarday; due at har plar. If not delayed, early to-morrow. BS Majeetlc, outgoing for Southampton, was reported 180 ml lea southwest of Brow Head at P. M. yeaterday: due at Plymouth.

If act ealayed. this forenoon, By United Wlreleaa. BS Saratoga, Havana. 14S m. ef Scotland Lightship 8 P.

May 8L BS Ancon, Cristobal, 660 m. 8. of Scotland Lightship 8 A. May SI. iti Antlljaa, Now Orleans.

SS0 m. of Scot, land Llghtahlp 8 A. May 81. 89 AJtamaha. Tessa wty, tvaa m.

a. or ecou Llghtahlp A. May SI. Foreign Ports. Arrived.

St Duca desll Abruarl. at Genoa, May 88 Brant wood, at Coronal. May 3S. BS Chtverstone, st Dunkirk. May SA BS Clamant, at Para, May 28.

SS Graf Waldarsee, at Hamburg. May 30. SH Kalaertn, Augusta Vlotorla, at Hamburg, Ma BO. SAtrato. Bouthaxnpton, May 81.

SS Grecian Prince, at Victoria, May SS, SS Campania, at Plshguerd. May 11. 88 Purnaaala. at Olaagow. May 80.

88 Venesia, at Maraellrsa, May 80. 88 Verona, at Naples, May SO. 8S Xronprlaaassla CeolUe, at Braman, May tL US Grosser Kurfoerst. at Bremen, May. 23.

SB Delaware, at Plymouth, May tl. Bd Martha Washington, at ParaU May 31. SB carvnia, from Liverpool. May 8L. 88 Neckar, from Palermo.

May 28. 8alled. F3 Patrla. from Patraa, May 28. ha Eugenia, from Palermo.

May 28. 83 Laslo, from Genoa. May S7. Ban Olorgt from Naples, May 27. Taormlna, from Naples, May 28.

89 Afganlstan. from Be, Lucia, May 20. 68 Hwaxi. from Cmloutta, May 20. PS Pennsrtvanla, from Hamburg, May 20.

BS Llaaaboa. from Bremen. May 28. -(CS African Prtnea from Shtmedsm. May 20.

lis -Matrdalena, from St. Mlchaela, May 30. Pateed. 81 ti aeafala New Terk far TasnUtn. paaaed ilaaTsars.

laser Terk ft aottamm. sir oalAvi'nh-ew Head. Paclfle BtfwmaWpe. fafatls Close ta Mew Tork. PsstlnatleBi aad Biesmea, ma and Phllipplae Isiaada, (via Baa PraaolsoowU.

8. Ttanapert 4J'J0 P-M, Hawaii, Japan, kteraa. and rmiiwpma junauxaa, (via dan PtaneisoeV-K B-JOPJC. ajapji. a a iepjr, Japan, Korea, aad Oilna, I via ioattla) Inavav Mara.

Hawaii, (via Baa Franclsae) WUs.lmlna Japan. Korea, and China, tspeolaTly addraaeed only,) (via Xacoroar Jteemttrn. Fw Lateat Arrivals 8e TPttfre) t. THE WEATHEf. WASH1N (J lTJN, May tl.

A ridge ef hl V'. extreme North Atlaatie haaS. retaruad the eastward movement ef toe north? m. anit IK1. emnhlnad with a 1 farther fall In preaaure over the Interior, baa amused a continuance of tha cloudy weather and ahewere from the lake ration eaatward.

In Nevada, California, and Aiiaona the Bisk taanperatara raoorda for tha month of May were aala equaled or exceeded, but ever the aaat. era oerlkra of the country temperaturve are leer, la acme Instances from 10 to 26 degreeo below the seasonal averaga. Tbe row tamperatures will continue Wednesday. but will be followed by a alow rise Thursday ta interior districts. Wtada along tbe New England Coast will be medera la southwest to west; Middle Atlantis Oeeet.

moderate west to northwest: South At' lantie Coast, light te moderate west to north' tliessastilns departing Wednesday for Euro. peaa parts will have moderate. Booth wrat te aaat wtads with to the Grand Banks. FORECASTS FOR TO-DAT AND THVRSDAT. PJeotern New Tork Showers Wednesday.

Tharaday, partly cloudy; showers In north- anl. eentral portion. light to moderate west te ttorth wast New. Jersey showers and eerrttnued cool Wed seed y. Thursday, partly cloudy, slightly warnwr ta the Interior, light te medera le weat to parthwest wlads.

New Eagtaad tihowere Wadneaday and i Tl'uiaday; moderate aouthwast winds. Kastera Pennaylvanla Showers and continued cool Wednesday. Thursday, partly cloudy, eiie-trRy warmer; light te modarala wast te aocthweat artnda. 'The tesaaetature record for the twenty-four Imai -rrtit at aUdnlght, taken from the ther an at the local office of the United States Weather Bersau. Is as lam wio.

A. 67 0 A. 63 1 4 P. p. M.

a a. p. a p. P. Tale arauameur is 108 feet above the street, lev at.

Tbe average temperature yeaterday waa 68; far Ue corresponding date last year It was TO- average ea tbe eorrwapoadJng data far the tot thirty-threa veaxa, ea. ia.Mtatra at A. am. a la au ML Masimom tare. 83 degrias at .1:60 P.

M-i minimum, dag-ees, at Hamtdlty. per at A i 1 yeatarday was t.rns.ia-X.