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IH I I THE THESUI SUN SUNDAY OCTOBER 1 Ik i1 I9d3 I If I DAILY pAjhY LIFE LIFEOF OF POPE PE PIUS I Iwn X1m IwI 1m wn Till 711 iii NEW 1Y HEAD 11 F4D OF CATI1OI CATI1OIHISM C4TIlOLffli1I tL4T1OLII1SU HISM IMIES HIS Ill WORK oni oniIn I Ihrom 11111 hrom li In th 1hfl Morning Till 11 10 at atIlehl tIcIiI I IMht Mht Ilehl Method In Church Govern GovernIn GonmIIlrntnall IIlrntnall In the Vatican nantcna nantcnaUK UK 11111 III Tcrraem frrrnllIilTalJlIlI Affability to Ylsttorf YlsttorfHOME 181t0 181t0nom IttorsROME HOME Stt pt 11 2i 2 Pius risen vory early earlyVh earlybn Ily IlyWoNtl WoNtl Vh bn ii 1ls iH valc apl young OUIK Sill enters the Popes Popesbedroom PopoebrrlrMUI Popeidrniffl bedroom drniffl a 1 little hit It after 5 i oclock the Popo Is Isilmoit 16almn li1mct ilmoit almn always up UI and reciting his hisbreviary hiehrplar lilabrPvl3r breviary At rt ho hi celebrate inasn tnnt In 11 Inlltt tho thoHttlo Httlo lltt oruory arranged immediately after aftert afterhu hu elovatiou to the Papal throne The Theoratoo fheoratory 1haoratOrY oratory I luickljr described de crlbed Opposite Oppositethe the window flndo is I a 1 wooden altar and above aboveit it fastened fatluroto to tho wall wall1 Is an Ivory crucifix crucifixSix oruclfixSit Six bronro candlesticks candl tlc1al are placed on oneither onilher oneher either side ldo of a modest tabernacle of carved carvedwood carvedo cuytjwood wood gilded ilclfl Tlio altar rests on onchich a rug rugwhich rugldch which ldch covers half tho room In this there thereare therearl thereLire are alo li1 a pricdicu and a gilded arm armchair ann annrbair armchair chair a wardrobe for the utensils Is I on onthe ontho onthe the right ri ht From the middle ddJe of the oratory oratorylings oratorybnnj1s oratorynngs lings nngs a chandelier of the exquisite Murano MuranojUw Muranoal MurszioThP jUw al TIll furniture of the oratory oratoryla 1s quiet quiettmt quiethut quidtt hut tasteful tastefulSince tMtetulSince tMteftIlinc0 Since inc0 the th day of his coronation Pius Xhat Xal4 Xlii4 hat al4 never failed to eay ay mass On tho day dayHftiT dayfhr daysftr HftiT fhr his elevation as a the oratory was not notready notrp4ir notrpalY ready it wan wa thought that the Pope would wouldabstain wouldab wouldahtflit abstain ab taiu from fro 111 the celebration but with withthe wUhth withthe the th modesty that characterizes him he hedeclared hodpclart hededartl declared dpclart 1 that the Pope could surely cele celebrate celehrate celebrat brate brat maw ma im the Cardinal did and nd going goingInto goingInto goinginto Into tlirt t11 picture gallery he said mass at atone atonl atone one of Ito altars that had been erected erectedfor for tlm t1t ue of tho Conclave ConclaveWhen Conclaohlf1 ConclaveVILeO When hlf1 1ius 1iu nays MS mass It is usually usuallyserved uBuallyencd usuallyserved served by Us private secretary and lasts 141tshAlf lnstahalf lastshilf hAlf an hour Then having removed his hisrpstnionts hisltmnt hisvrtnintP rpstnionts the Pcp3 p3 kneels on his prie prierfiou priedicit priedioii rfiou and listens devoutly to the mass ma a of ofthanksgiving otthank ofthinkgivitg thanksgiving thank giig Noxt the Pope breaks his hisfowl hisfll hisftLt fowl fll with a cup of coffee merely merelyTho merelyTIO merelyTho Tho morning passes quickly If the heat heatI IK I no 11 too groat Pius goes down into intothe intothe intothe the gardens where he likes to walk stop stopping stoppitig toppil1 ping pil1 to enjoy the coolness of tho shady shadypaths llhadypaths shadyiaths paths or to look at the magnificent flower flowerlieda ftowerI rowerbeds beds I ds and the countless variety of plants plantsMeanwhilo plantoonwhllo plantsMetnschulo Meanwhilo he chats witlutho Secret Cham Chamberlain Chamherll Chainberlalti berlain herll on duty and with the officer of the theGiurdia theCiuudia thetrdia Giurdia Noblle The Holy Father never neverfail lIeverfail nevertalk talk fail to go and pray at the grotto of Our OurIJLY OUllAdy OurLady lAdy of Lourdes ho has ha taken special specialcare care to do so in these lost days as he wished wishedto to associate himself thnt In spirit with the pU pUgrimago pUgrilTUlgo p11grinage grimago undertaken by Italian Catholics Catholicsto to the greatest sanctuary that France has hasdedicated baadpdlcated hasdedicated dedicated to the Holy Virgin VirginIn In In the verdure of the splendid Vatican Vaticangardens VaticangardenB Vaticangardens gardens Plus finds a pleasant distraction distractionfrom diatractlonfrom distractiontrain from his cores and he does not hide the thefact thefact thefact fact but serious occupations call him himbuck himMrk himbck buck to his private apartments so that thatbin thathiR thathi bin hi walk cannot last more than an hour hourIn hourIn hourIn In his study he finds the analysis of tho thodays thodays thedays days correspondence which is very volum volumInOIIA yoluxntnOtiA voluminous inous and to which he gives up some sometime IIOIDetilllA seinetiflR time Then he receives the report of the thevarious thearious thevarious various congregations and give an en enlightened enllglitened enlightened lightened judgment on all Important Importantcomplicated ImportantlOmplfooted Importantcomplicated complicated or orsioubtful doubtful questions que tlona Plus FinaL FinaLuinot Xratmot Xrannot ratmot bear carelessness lack of order orderof of regularity or of exactness Extremely Extremelyconscientious ErlrmelylOl1sclentlou ExtremelyconscientIous conscientious he does not despise the theimallest themall thernallest imallest mall est details detailsNext detal1eext detailsNpxt Next ext comes Mgr Merry Del Val pro proSecretary proSfcretary pro8cretary Secretary of State and his Holiness studies studieswith ltudlejth studieswith with jth him the delicate and difficult relations relationswith rel3t1onllith rolatlonswith with ith foreign Governments Governm t8 After that the theofficial theClmdal theeffietal official receptions whether private or for forbusiness torbU5infWI forbtiineas business begin be il1 According to the day of ofthe otthe ofthe the week or of the month stated audiences audiencesrro rro re granted to tho Monsignor major domo domoto to the Cardinals to the various congrega congregations con congegations grega gregatione tions to the secretaries 8ecret nes and nd to the high highofficials highoffiolals highofficials officials but It is the special audiences that tliattire tllattire thattirs tire the Pope most though ho grants grantnthorn grantlltbem grantsthem thorn rather freelyIt Is the stream of visits visitsfrom visitsfrom 1sltBfrom from Bishops prelates Ambassadors rep representatives reprePntath reprosonttiVe resentatives Italian or foreign persons of ofnote of110te ofnote note With onolt means merely an inter interview interiew interview view iew with another ft matter of business businessto to be settled or a question to be decided decidedho ho en encourages uragen ciomforts blesses ble se all allHis aUII alllila His II affability has already won on all hearts heartsio io Plus Those who come in contact contactwith contactwith contactwIth with him speak of him as II of a father It Itiiflices Ituffice Itufflccs iiflices to stand II and for a few minutes In an ananteroom ananteroom ananteroom anteroom and watch those who come from fromnn an audience especially if it be the th first firstone flttCl1f firston one on they have obtained to see what affec affection atrecfioll affectjolt tion the Pope inspires at once The faces facesif if all beam with Joy many even weep weepwith weepwith weepwith with emotion emotionTlie emotion1lle emotionTlie Tlie other day an old prelate from north northialy northia northialy ialy ia coming from an audience stopped stoppedas as 8 is the custom in the hall called the Equer Equerrios Equerrip Equerrhs rios rip Hall in order to lay aside the violet yloletdOllk violetclonk violetc1oik clonk in accordance with etiquette While Whilethe WhUeth the th servant rvant was helping him the prelate prelatewn wn caR worked up that ho could nobhold nobholdback nabholdhack nobholdtack back his tear Thepervant Th fervant rather alarmed alarmedaked alarmed8kpd alarmedakI aked him the cause of his emotion The Thoprelates Theprelatas Theprelates prelates answer was overheard If Ifyou ItYOIl Ifyou you could have the happlnewt of peak eipeok1m peak111I 1m in to Plus you would ould be as a much moved moveda a I am That man Is a saint saintToward salntlTward nlnU7lward Toward noon the Pope dines after that thatvery thatPl thatvry very Pl frugal meal he takes a short nap In InbiH Inhili inhIM hIM bedroom a rest that does not last more morethan morathan moretisn than an hour Then he begins to recite his hisbreviary hl hlhrei1r hishrevitry breviary hrei1r again and IUI takes up his other otheroccupations otheroffiJpatlons otherocupaions occupations At 8 In the evening ac accompanied aerompanld acconipaniad companied by Don Pceclni the intelligent intelligentand and sympathetic young priest who for the themoment themomnt theninnt moment takes the place of Mgr Bressanl Bressanlas as a the Popes private secretary by Mgr MgrBMeM MltrRIsIpll MgrRlsl BMeM Rlsl il the Chamberlain and by Sill ho lietake hoIilk hotahtr take a walk in the third I loggia where some someunknown lIomeunknown someUnknown unknown nrtist IIrtl painted the geographical geographicalchars chars of hi his time and where Mantovanl MantovanlGalli MantovanljaUi MantovaniGaul Gaul and Conooni decorated the celling cellingnii celllngand ceilingarid and nii painted tome episodes of Plus IXe IXepontificate IXepoutifJrate IXspQnt pontificate pontificateTciiflUy poutifJrateIulllly pQnt ificate ificateIitally TciiflUy when the Pope comes out on the thelBgia theI thelggia lBgia I ggia he linda IInl there some twenty persons personsmen per ons onsmen men and women mostly mo tly strangers come to toRome toHome toPone Rome in order to klw the Popes foot He Hotalks Hetlilks Hetalks talks for a few minutes with nil astonishing astonishingall all piwont not only by hi 1114 marvelloiiB marvelloiiBknow marve1oullkMwledg marvellousnowledg know kMwledg led of factH even of little Impor ImporUiKe importmfl mpor UiKe 118 but al with tho extreme kindness kindnessnnd nnd mu paternal atfrnlll mutability with which he heffiivrs heIvf heolrre ffiivrs Ivf the visitors vlnitoruWhen visitorsWhoru I It Oflf OflfWhen When the audiences are over the Pope Popemains PopeI Popemains I mains ulonn with his secretary the doors doorsPenlng doorOIpeJlng doorsPenhig Penlng on the loggia are closed or in inme III18e Inaso me for the thpsake sake of air they are not closed closedguard cIO closedU td tdIi Ii guard In placed at every entrance to tokeep toIp toketp keep Ip people out Then the Pope Is wholly whollyfree wholl wholltr whiohiyfre free tr anti walks up and down talking with withthe withthe withtlri the hwretnry Often ho recalls hit own ownVenjf ownrd ownlooks Venjf rd looks at tim painting and decora decorationn decoratuul tionn 1100 mill ubova ill never fall to cost costgiunrm CMtgiuuro castS giunrm ttro ovesr Vtjr llonm und tho Hurroundlng Hurroundlngll hli hiatt ll Viewed luwld from that height tho hills hillsnruuti h111 h111H1tHUh lullsNuu1 nruuti out III tangled network lighted lightedy IIght 1 1y trl tt i sun netting on the horizon under urent 11Ir aurpat rent Ir al canopy of clouds of gold and of Ore OreTlm firehTho firsThu hTho Tlm Thu walk docs not lost much longer and andhe andt andthe the he Pope PorI withdrawn Into his modest mo modestuunraI eIJt pro proyiiwnal prol1nna yiiwnal l1nna apartimmt taking takln up again hit liwmi hittn histrutrruptcl mi tn trutrruptcl rnipttd rruPtcllllhors labors till about 9 then thelll Plus IOII Xke Xlaell Xekes ekes ke bin second ond meal of the day da After AfterLull AftfrIullllll AfterIul Lull Iullllll an hour houirbofinfehes ho finishes finJ hell rucking rooltin recitlnghuls hill breviary breviaryB lurid 1 If hu hiss ian a little time ho may read uiflWKpappr 11WIiIf1ppr a9papr iflWKpappr but never later than half pat patII to 0 WIiIf1ppr when II In hu goes gO 1I to rent rtlItand and he needs It ItINNOMINATO ItIIIN0111I1ATO ItINN0MIHATO INNOMINATO INNOMINATOHond IIIN0111I1ATOIood INN0MIHATOflood flood Iood MUlisp fp to Prof WeaUirrUy WeaUirrUytow WeatJ1 WeatherbylEw yI I tow BBONSWICJC Oct 10 Prof Miltoxi MiltoxiWmtherby MibtOitVaatharby UltonVtMrby Wmtherby wliiln walking walkln through flooded floodednet ftoodedrMt hoodedJtijrost Jtijrost net street tree In hip boot boo walked Into an anopen anpen an0pe open 0pe pen celiir Prof Collins pulled him 1dm out 11 A Jaeckel Co CoFURRIERS COFURRIERS CoFURRIERS FURRIERS and IMPORTERS IMPORTERSRussian IMPORcrERSRussian IMPORTERSRussian Russian Sables Sablesin in a great variety of beautiful beautifulStoles beautifulStoles beautifulStoles Stoles Muffs and Short Manteaux ManteauxRichly ManteauxItichly ManteauxRichly Richly manufactured perfectly matched natural in color colorgraded colorgraded colorgraded graded in the different qualities from the moderately priced pricedarticles pricedarticles pricedarticles articles to the rare Imperial skins skinsFrench skinsFrench skinsFrench French Novelty Jackets Jacketsin in very ver dark Mink real Chinchilla Ermine Broadtail and andBaby andBaby andBaby Baby Lamb LambTheatre LambTheatre LambTheatre Theatre Coats Carriage Wraps WrapsAnd And a great profusion of new and effective furs 37 UNION SQUARE WEST CAMPANIA GOT ALL THE NEWS NEWSBAD NEWSBAD NEWSliAD BAD A LONG TALK WITH THE THEIjVVAMA THEI THEI4UCANIA IjVVAMA I UCANU I IN MinOCEAff MinOCEAffAnd And Got Out a Newspaper Extra ExtraWu ExtraWuIn Wai WaiIn In Communication oD With Some One All Allthe Alllit Allthe the lit Way Across AlIoIlMr MM Tree DIN Daring DaringVoyage DorlnlVOlolauy DuringVoyageMany Voyage VOlolauy Many Noted Folks Arrive ArriveThe ArrlnThe ArriveThe The Cunarder Campania brought In yes yesterday YI18terday yesterday terday from Liverpool and Queenstown QueenstownhOlt a ahost ahost host of noted folks She was in communi communication commUl commUlcation communication cation by wireless with liners or the land landall landall landall all the way from Queenstown to Sandy Hook HookOn HookOn HookOn On Wednesday in midocean she talked for forthree torthree forthree three hours with her sister lIist siaterehip ship the Lucania Lucaniawhich Lucanfawhich Lucanlawhich which is equipped with a powerful receiver receiverand receiverand receiverand and had Marconi hlnu himself elt lf aboard attending attendingto to it and getting messages me Mges from both sides sidesof sidesor sidesof of the sea at once onceThe oncoThe onceThe The Lucania Lucal A had all the important nows nowsof n6ws n6wsof wor of the world up to the time she talked with withthe withthe withthe the Campania and the Campania Campal A got it all alland aUand alland and published it I before the Lucania got out outof outof of electrical touch In proof sheet form as asa asa asa a Wireless Midocean Extra ExtraPreceding ExtraPreceding ExtraPreceding Preceding the news was this thisWe thl6We thisWe We were all much surprised to receive receivefast recelntblli receivethis this morn morning In before breakfast fast a summon summonof 8ummary 8ummaryor of th the latest news of th the outside out lde world It Itwaa Itwu Itwas was quite unexpected and gave ia ve great pleas pleiuure plenure pleasure ure and Interest to our passengers passengersOur pllllJClIlerSOur passengersOur Our sister ship hlp Lucania on her war from fromNew fromNeow fromew New ew York to Liverpool being fitted with withipeclal wUItpedal withspecial pedal Marconi apparatus la ablo to cora coramunlcnte comInunhnte coatiuutinicflte munlcnte by wireless with the shore shorethroughout ehoro1brolllfhout shorethroughout throughout the voyage She he sent us a sum nummary eUlun1lT summar mar mary n1lT of the latest events which had occurred occurredklnco occurItdinc occurredMneo klnco inc we got out of touch with Crookhaven Crookhavenon on In Sunday night We were In communica communication tion with her from 540 5 A to 850 A MLI MU 0 i today pawing each other otherat at forty fortytwo rortytwo fortytwo two knots per hour hourTho hourThe hourTho Tho wife of Judge Lambert Tree who whoWOH whowas ho hoWUI was 111 when hen she boarded the Campania at atLiverpool atLIverpool atLiverpool Liverpool with her husband died of heart heartdiscaso heartdL118e heartiuiaase discaso on Thursday evening in her state utateroom Btateroom stateroom room The usual Friday night concert at atwhich atwhIch atwhich which Mmo Melba had promised to appear appearwas appearWWI appearwas was abandoned Mrs lrs Trees body was wasbrought WIUIbrought wasbrought brought to port portOther portOther portOther Other passengers by the Campania were wereSir wereSir wereSir Sir Charles Metcalfe Metcalfel chief engineer for farthe forthe forthe the South African Chartered Company Companywho Companywho Companywho who Is going to harness some of the ulna ulnamillions ninemllllon niunimillions millions of horsepower of Victoria Ictorll Falls FallsexSenator FallllexSenator FallsexSenator exSenator Warner Miller Col Jl 1 Wntson WntsonCommissioner Wnt SntsonComnulsslouuer on onComlll18sloner Commissioner General of Great Britain to tothe tothe tothe the St Louis exposition li Sims A ABalnbrldgo lIDalnbrldro ABalnbrtdgo Balnbrldgo Lieut Col II lllrlthoclc lllrlthoclcCharles ll1rllb Iliricheckharies ck cklhlules Charles Le Boutllller Brynnt William Williamn VtIiiutmIL 11 Butler I Cohen George Crane CraneR rune runeB Ewart I FHK Ernest Rudolph RudolphUunthrr Uu Itudoiphtiunther lolph lolphuunther Uunthrr William HrtnVlcl Hrt el John Jones JonesT I Howard Knight Col WGordon Mccabe McCiibeTheodore MccabeTheodore McCabeTheodore Theodore Myeru Ierl Signor A Husolt HII oll Curl CurlBtoccUel Cartt Curt CurtStoeckel BtoccUel tt Wilson tlson Clement Winter WinterEdward iIntrEdward Intor Intoridvard Edward A Wlckos and Capt titpt Ilpt Wylile WylileBrown VylIeBrown 1110 1110Brown Brown BrownIir BrownSir 1 Sir Charles Metcalfe wan met by ieorge CIOrgeWEstlnghour ieorgeWestlnghouso ieorgeWestinghouse Westinghouse at the pior Sir Charles Charlessaid CllIrlclI88il1 Utuarlesiald said ho would go to Niagara and MHJ how howthe howtile howthe the Yankees transmitted the power of the thefalls thefaUs thefalls falls to electrical force Tno Falls of Vic Victoria Victoria Viatorla toria he enid were three hr tiims as high as asNiagara 118Nlagam asNiagara Niagara and twice as wide and he tx txpected IXpected cxpocted pected to convey tlioir tht tremendous energy energya a long distance opening up the mineral mineraland mineraIall nuineraland and other wealth of the region Sir Charles CharlesAmerica Charleswill will go West later to ace the mining opera operations operatiGris tiGris and note how business Is done In InAmerica InAmerica America generally generallyMiss generallyt1l generallyMiss Miss t1l Mary A Duly Daly of Cappoquln Ire Ireland Ir Ireland land was one of the tle passengers pafenger8 on the theCampania theCmpania theCampanla Campania Cmpania Because Becau of her work in at attempting IIttempting itttempting tempting to revive hue thf ancient Irish Irsh in industry Industy industry dustry dusty of point lace making among the thensants theJa8te thepeasants Ja8te peasants nsants of Ireland Irland Miss 8 Daly Is one of the thoest thebest thebest best est known kow women in that country countryArrivals count countryArrivals I Arrivals Arrlale by the American Aerican liner Phila Philadelphia Phia Phiadelphia Philalelhihia delphia from Southampton Suthampton and Cher Cherbourg ChrbOlrp Cherbourg bourg bOlrp wore woreMrs WOr woreMrs Mrs Mr Alfred lrpd Hayman wife of the theatrical theatricalmannffpr thM theatricalmanagr triR mannffpr Beatrice Irwin Mr Ir and Ld Mrs Her Herbert 111 Herbert bert Adams Mrs Irwi Irs i Beinent BPment Miss Missment MissBement I Bement ment Miss Pnttlo Patlo Browne Miss Harriot Harriotjulen I htarrtit htarrtitBulen arrltBulenl julen Bulenl James amel A Campbell Clmpbpl Miss IRs Sybil Srhl Cnr Cnr1UU Corhl1 1UU 11 1 Henri HPllrl Do Her Dtr Mme Henri llnrl Da 13cr 13crCapi rCapt Capt 1 Capi John Delaney Mrs Ire Dwyer Mr Ir and andMrs anl anlMra andMrs I Mrs Archibald Grade Miss 18R Grade lJracll Dunhar DunhirMarshall DunharMurshaU DunharMarshall Marshall Mr and trace Mrs Albert Ibert Otto ltO Otto Sir Sirnnd Mrand Ir Irand and Mrs Carter Plckford PI c1ord Miss loB hathleen hathleenPlckford Kathleln KathlelnPlcktord athieenPickford Plckford Commander Nathan Sargent BarlfJt UN HArthur HN IDd and MI Mrs 8arlPnt Siurgent Mme Helene Sw SWCtt Ind IndArthur and andArthur Arthur WIIIcox WIIIcoxVoyagers Wicox WicoxYongfrs WihicoxVoyagers Voyagers by Iho I hf White Whie Star liner lner Celtic Celticfrom Clltictram Celtiofront from Liverpool Uerpoolld mid QiwnBtown QiwnBtownBenjamin QIflnstow QieenstownBenjamin Benjamin npn mln Ward War Appleton Robert Robr Beck Beckman Deckman Beckman man rheodore I Benedict I nldll I Brown BrownH DrownAlex BrownAlex Alex Brown Fred A C0I81abIR1 Constable 1 1 11 Dallb DallbH DalhiIi DalhiIiIL IL Duryea Hu Hugh Glenn lenn Edward Jung Juniterlch Junl Jungerich erich Edward Laflerty LalertVt Uppincott Lippincot Stephen StephenO Lockwood the Hon A McDonnell lcDonnll St HtChar StChair StCUIr Chair McKelway Thomas Newbold It A APeabodv Aleabod APeabody Char Peabody Richard Jchurd Pearce pplle Joseph A Pease PeaseC Pensl PenslC leabod Rosslter Edward KdwartiH A Postley Ernest Erlat Jdwan Jdwann Bchell posteY1 Julian juilan Htarnberger SturnberlfPr the ftev He Dr DrJames Dramea DrJames James amea Schel Stewart Albert Stlckley StlekP George teorFe QThornton QTbornton QThornton Thornton Henry lenI Wood Capt Si nters ntersand alrsand atersand and Hurry larI Payne Whitney WhitneyAboard WhitneyAboard I Aboard tin French Frllch Ucer La Snvoie Slvoit from fromHavre fromHav fromlIavr I Havre Hav wore woreMrs wor ei eMrs Mrs Flfinor Thacknra who will wlalpnd wlalpndtht attend attendthe ottendthe the tht 110 unveiling Flor of a statue tntu of a her father Gen GenSherman IJnShennan GenSherman Sherman unllnl at Washington lohlnton Georgo leoorlo Burroughs BurroughsTorrev Durroulha Durroulhaorr BurroughsTorrey Torrev orr th tbA artist artet who painted a plcturo plturo of ofthn orthe ofthe the King KIII of Greece Irere reece and Is soon Ron to begin belln on ona oua outa a portrait of the Queen QuepI Charles Chal1 Knoedler KnoedlerJ lI Montant lontnt A Painter Pu mer and Leonetto LeonettoCipriani LeonlttoCipriani LeonettoCiprlani Cipriani CiprianiSUE Ciprianiil CiprlaniSHE SUE il tfAlVED HER IEIl DOWER DOWERSow DO DOIVEROW WEl WElNow Sow OW Flndi Fnd Ont That Ta11he She Waived alnt aIued More forl1lan forl1lanShe Than ThanShe ThanShe She dot Mien 11 fur Separation SeparationMrs lllaratll lllaratllIn Mrs In Loa Lll Levy haw begun two actions oton In Inthe inthe inthe the Supreme Court Curt against aglllUt her husband husbandHarris hUlhand hUlhandHarrl husbandHarris Harris Harrl Levy Ly Ono is I for a separation Repartion on the theground thegrund theground ground grund of cruelty and tho other to have havoan havuan havean an antenuptial antonuptal agreement sot tJt aside asideLevy MldeLvy asideLovy Levy Lvy who had ha had 111 othor matrimonial matrimonialexperiences matrimonialetperlencel matrimonialexporionces experiences and IB well wel along in years de decided decde docided cided cde about abut five yearn yeaII ago that he needed neededa noe a youthful wife He selected lIelete Lea and OH OHboth I Ibth asboth both thought thoulht that the young wife would wouldsur wouldur wouldstir stir bth ur vivo both concluded onclud that an ante antenuptial antenuptil antenuptial nuptial nuptil agreement Igreerent making 1 settlement lttlment on onMrs al onhire Mrs Levy Lvy would ho the proper proJr thing thliiKAccordingly thil thilAcoringly thingAccordingly Accordingly In Noyombor Noverruber 1M thUS 8 1 month monthbefore monthbtoro montitbefore Acoringly before their marriage tlioy tinned an anagreement ana anagreontent agreement a btoro roment giving pivllli the future futur Urn Mrl Levy Lvy 1000 1 000 caiihand cash and witling IJtlngol l44ttthiIt on her all al the house IIDUHUhold IIJul IIJulhold household hold furniture turnltul and personal xjrsonal ffocts ffecs and also alsowhen all allJrovllut alsoprovidhig providhig that Iho she Wi was to get anot another lor sio siowhen 10 when Jrovllut Levy Lvy died die In consideration cn ideratlon of this thisTwo thi thisagreouitont agreouitont shu WIIII WilitOd her dower dower rights rightsTwo rightsTwo agJlont Two years yers ago when whel Mrs Mr Levy Lvy began b1 an anaction anaion anaction action to hove the agrwjnwnt ngrorlnt sot lt aside on onthe onthe nitthe aion the ground that she WM wuln in ignorance IlloranC at tho thotime thotme thetune time that she he tilt hod hlJ waived her dower rights rightsSinew rldlt rldltHln rightsSince tme Sinew Hln tat then who Iho lion hl begun ve I gun her separation Beparatlonsuit fpttlon fpttlonlult separationsuit suit ulI aoglllg Klni that thlt her htr husband bUlhOlldl though of oflarga orlargo oflarge largo means relU has ha been bn vlry sery ry stingy lt njY in II jiwtrnatmi jiw 111treltmlmt his histreatment trnatmi treltmlmt treatment nt of her hlr and tied ha ovori cornpe ctflflp3hltd ctflflp3hltdher JtIJI I lher 1her her to go to a free a dl diplnJar dispensary ponMary for mwllcal mwllcaltnntment 11 nushiculitriatrueuit Jcll Jclltnatment tnntment 8h She nays that hU hl leinper 1IliJr i iviolent II IIviolent is isviolent violent and that lay Im lion hl abu abual abused cd her and andprayed ad adI andprayed prayed that Iho site might mlah soon ln die a miserable mUerabled rlaule rlauleilath miserable5t10 rraye th thsulta ilath ilathLvy 5t10 denies al all her alegafn allegations Bth Bthlulta Both Bothsuits I suits Lvy are dln1 set let down for trial trialbtrfor tril on TUy TUyore Tusedsy Tusedsybefore before ore Justice Jutl Boott 8tt THE NEW EW EXPIRE E1PIRE THEATRE THEATREBeautiful THEATREDeautrul THEATREfleautirui Beautiful Deautrul Home of Frohman Fohma Plays Pa Heady Headyto 11 11to to Open Op Its I Drs DrsWhen DersWhen nWen When Wen Charles Carle Frohman Frhm determined dere to torebuild torebud torebuild rebuild rebud the Empire Epi Theatre Tetr he planned pIi to totransform totrator totransform transform trator It into Jto the te most beautiful buttul play playhouse playhoU playhouse house hoU in America erlca as a a suitable altable place pla for the theproduction theproduction theproduction production of his hi more Imprt Important plays playsThe play playsThe The Te work is now done and ad the result will w1 be bepublicly bepublcly bepublicly publicly publcly exhibited exibited on Tuesday Teoy night nght when whenJohn whenJohn whenJohn John Drew will wU open op the new Epi Empire with withthe wit withtho the comedy comey Captain a ptaln Dieppe DieppeThough D1pp DiappoThough Though the interior interor arrangement aangmeot of the thetheatre thothare thetheatre theatre thare has ba been bn materially mattrly changed ohal the thearchitects thealte thearchitects architects alte Carrere Crrbre A Hastings Hastnga were wereobliged wereoblig wereobliged obliged oblig to follow tolow the old exterior estrior lines linesThe lie linesThe The Te main entrance entrc is I still sti on Broadway Brway the theouter theoutr theouter outer outr vestibule velbule being big in I the form for of a niche nichawith nichewltb nichewith with thr thro three arches achee and ad the inner iner vestibule vestibuleof naUbuleolitne of olitne stone and ad marble mable in classic c1o design of the theLouis theLuis theLouis Louis Luis XIV period periodBeyond prio periodBeyond Beyond a set lt of doors door I 1 Is the foyer torro rlohly riohlydecorated rlohlydecorote rlohlydecorated decorated decorote in light red and ad gold The Te wall wallpanels wallpanels wailpanels panels are of silk sik brocades broces and tbs th floor for is iscarpeted I Icarte iscarpeted carpeted carte in I red William WUI DeL DL Dodge Dge has hassupplied hsupple hassupplied supplied supple deoorativ deorativp paintings pntip for the thetympanum thetymplum thetyntpanuni tympanum tymplum and ad the vaulted nul celling ceUg th thsubjects te tesubJel the thesubjects subjects subJel being bing outdoor outoor scenes scenesThe scnee scneeThe scenesThe The purpose puse carried cared out in I the audi auditorium auditorium auditoriuun torium has been bn to return retu to the eighteenth eighteenthcentury elgtnth elgtnthcntury eighteenthcentury century cntury typo ty of theatre rather than tha to tofollow tofolow tofollow follow folow tho prevailing prevaing tendencytoward tndenctowa tendency toward a amore smore novel The proscenium prosceniumarch more novelarrongement arrangement Te prniu prniuarch arch with lh columns columl and entablatures entblat is isretained lartaine isretained retained rtaine and ar the boxes bx are ar placed pla in th thconventional the theo theconventional conventional The galleries however howeverore lvntonal way gerie howee howeeae ore ae modern to the point pit of eliminating all allcolumns allcolumns columns colun and giving givg an uninterrupted uninterruptedview utrpt view of the stage stageTho stageTho Tho Tio color stg plan of the interior Inteior is red and andgold ad adgold endgold gold the red being big darker here than thl in the thefoyer thefoyer thefoyer foyer with re an introduction intrucion of French Frenchgrays Frenc Frenchgrays grays grys In tho coiling ciig and woodwork wowork Both Botharchitecture Bt Botharchitecture architectur architecture and decoration derain a follow folow the themodels themoels themodels models moels of the Louis Luls XVI period periodMr periodMr Mr llr Dodge Dodgols Is the painter panter painterof of pro several sveral pictures picturesthat plcue picturesthat that contribute to the beauty buty of the te house houseFile hoU houseThe The cntral central ranch ot te the clng ceiling shows a aF aFto File te do Nwt r1 with wt revellers rveler in costume costumesinging costumesinging tue tuesingig singing singig and Id dancing dacg Through Thrug a starlit starlitBky stalt staltsky atarlitsky sky pass pa five fve allegorical legorlc figures fgre represent representing repraent repraentIng representlog ing the arts Comedy Cmedy and Tragedy rgoy are aredepicted ae aedepicte aredepicted depicted depicte in the sldo panels A A panel pael above abovethe abve abveth abovetue the th proscenium prniu arch ach represents rprnt The Flight Flightof lUght lUghtof FlightofDay of ofDay ofDayltuo Day Daye Tlio curtains curt ns draperies drapre box bx hanging hangingami hangingsand and upholstering upholsterng are In different dlerent haugp haugpand shades shadesof hae of red relieved rolee with wih gold embroidery embridery wher wherever wbereer wherever ever re It may suitably bo applied appliedThe apple appliedThe The aisles aisle and ad exits exts have been bn arranged arrangedclitioua aange arrangedso so IU as to make the cmig coming and goig going of Ole theaudiences uu audiences lence moro comfortable Id and etpe etpedltous expethitious I clitioua dltous and Id there are broad broa prome promeat prmenes prmenesnt promenades promenadesat at end tho rear of ouch oh floor for with stairs Itlrs at sillier eilliorend ellr ellrond sillierend endThe ond1ho The 1ho theatre has ha been bn made mae fireproof feproot by bythe bythe bythe the Ule use of Iron framework floors for of masonry masonryand masonryand nry nryad and ad stairways of Iron and ad marble marbleMELltA mable mableUEIJ marblei1ELRA MELltA UEIJ A HERE UEIE FOR lOR A 4 TOUR TOURShe TaUnShe TOURShe She Ii I to Sins Only Once In New York at atthe atthe atthe the Button Symphony lmphOo Concert ConcertMme ConcrtMme ConcertMme Mme Nellie Nele Melba who has not 10t sung sungin sungin in this country for two years yes arrived arho yes yesterday Y0 yestorday terday tcnllY on the Campania for a concert concr tour tourwliich tou tourwhich which whih Is to continue contue Cp until uti December Deembr Mme MmeMelbas MmeMelbas MnieMelbas Melbas first fnt concert concrt will wll be given on Mon Monday Monday Manday day night in Montreal 1ontreal Later Lter she will willsing wi willsing sing in the Western Wlter cities cte and will wU be heard heardin herd herdin York with the Boston in New Bton Symphony SymphonyOrchestra Syphony SyphonyOrchltr SymphonyOrchestra Orchestra OrchestraMme Orchltr OrchestraMune Mme Melba Melb Is staving stying at the Hotel Savoy SavoyShe Svoy SvoyShe SavoyShe She has ha been in England since sice 4he he close closeof cose coseof closeof of her hpr spring season se80n at Covent Cvent Gordon Gordonin Gadon in London Lout winter she spent in I Aus Australia AUI Australla tralia Her present tour will w1 be beto beto to trla fill some of the engagements made for forlast torIMt forlast last fl winter inter She was prevented from fromcoming fromcoming fromcoming coming here then by the illness UnO of her father fatherSho tatherShe fatherSite She is somewhat lomowhat stouter than on her herlast herIMt herlast last visit to this thl country After Arer leaving leavinghero leavinghere leavinghero hero next spring she will wi go to Monte Carlo Carlowhere Carlowhere where wher she fprng Is to sing with Albert Albr Alvarez Alvarezin by Jules Massenet called calledParlB calledparis in a new opera by Mlnet paris and opra Helen HelenMme HelentIme HelenMine ParR Mme Melba will wi sing with an orchestra orchestrain in Boston Chicago and Cincinnati Cincinnat and andwill andwl andwill will give three concerts conore a week wek When Whenthere Whenthlre Whenthere there wl thlre ore matinees matn matln os she will wi appear appar four fourtimes fourtmeK fourtimes times tmeK which will wi give her a busy tour tourTO tourTO tourTO TO PLAY lIAY hERE I Il IN FRENCH FRECUMme FRElH FRElHIme FRENCHUme Mme Charlotte Chalote Wlebe and Her UN Parisian ParisianCompany Pailian PailianCOIIJany ParisianCompan Company COIIJany Arrive ArrlvrMme ArrlH ArrlHMme ArriveMmo Mme Charlotte Crlote Wiehe and her he company companyof of French actors octora who are to begin an en engngement engagemet engaement gngement gagemet at the Vaudeville Vaudevle Theatre on onWednesday onWednetay onWednesday Wednesday Wednetay Oct 21 came cme in i on the Phila Philadelphia Phia Phiadelphi Phihadeiphia delphia yesterday Mme Wiehe wa is a come comedienne comedielne comedieiuno dienne delphi dielne yetoray singer dancer and ad pantomimlst pantomimlstor pantomimit pantomimitThe The prograflimno arpo arranged for or the first firstweek fr firstweek twek week at progrmma the Vaudfe Vaudeville vauaeviue consults of Gros GrosChagrin 0roBCliagrn UroeChagrin wek Chagrin a oneact play by 3 Court Courtelone Curte Curtelone Courtlone Cliagrn 0 lone I La TSchnltzler Main 0 a play without words wordsin in Jne one act by Henri Boreny Soupr SouprdAdleu Souper SouperdAdleu dAdleu a oneact comey comedy by Arhur Arhurschnltzleri Arthur ArthurSchnitzier Schnltzler and Lhommo aux 1oupeea 1oupeeaa Poupee Poupeea a schnltzleri pantomime pantom me by byllenrl Henri enri Bereny BerenyTills Bery BerenyThis Tills 111 SeasonS Sea on Doston Symphony Syphony Concerts ConcertsTlio Conert ConertTho ConeertsThe The Boston Blton Symphony Orchestra an announces annonnces anflounces flounces that it il its soloists 8Iol8ts for the coming comingEwaaon coring coringsaon comingseason in Carnegie Hall Hallwill Hallwill season of ten concerts ln lnwi will will saon bo Mmes Melba Gadaki Gad kl and Maud MaudMacCarthv Mud MudMacCarthv MaudMacCarthv MacCarthv wi and alli MM Busoni 8ulnl GUibert Olihert TAdamowBki TAdarow TAdagnowski AdamowBki kl Arbos the new concert concet mae master muter maeter ter Adarow of the orchoatraand orche traand Krasnelt Kra8lt the now nowcellist nowcelst nowcolliet cellist Wllholm Goricko Oorcko Is again the con conductor conductor eonductor ductor celst Tint Wlholm concerto coner are to be given on onfive onfve onfivo five fve Thursday evenings and five Ivo Saturday Saturdaymatinees Sturday Sturdaymatinies Saturdaymatinees matinees matineesMottl matinies matiniesoI matineesMoth Coming to Rehearse Parilfal ParilfalFelix Panaltelx ParaitalFelix Mottl Moth oI Rehral Felix telx Mottl cabled cable on Friday fiay tollelnrlch tollelnrlchConried to leilcb leilcbConrei hleinrichConned Conned that ho will wi sail for this country countryon on Conrei Oct 21 on the hronprinz Kronprln7 Whflm Whflmand ilh lihsini lihsiniand lm lmand and be ready 1 to begin rehearsals leheaall for Par Parsifal Parsltal larsltil sifal the day after hit hI arrival arrival The per performances performancefi pr prrormnce formances tw are to be conducted eOllducte by Alfred AlfredHertz AltredHertz AlfredHertz Hertz rormnce under whom the orchestra orhcltra rehearnalit rehearnalithuve rchenrHalshave reiueutrsalshave have already lrelly begun begunXewi begunof begunenl Xewi enl of Plan Pie and a Players PUyrriHilda Plae PlaeHida PlayersUhlda Hilda Hida Spong 8pnl who wiled sie from London Londonfor Lndon Lndontor Londonfor for New York yesterday yeteay will wi have hve a part partwith partwith with William Fftversham Faelham In I his new play playCharles playChare playCharles Charles Wilam billing DUII ham added ade Edward Fwad JConnolly JConneUy JConnoiiy Connolly yesterday yesteray Chare to thoFritzi the Friz Fritzi BeheSt Shef opera opra company companyyesterday corJIY corJIYyesteray cothpaiiy cothpaiiyyesterday Meeting ettn In llollss 1011 Itoh Memory MemoryAt IemoryAt lor lorAt At the iustrioe IUJtlno of the committee cnmltl of the theDouUcher theDlullleher thusDeutecher DouUcher Dlullleher jeselllgWistWimicliaftllche Ge5llgWI8n hatlchl Vo Vorln Vefll Varein fll rein rln IL mmnoriul memoril meeting met for the late lat Fred Frederick Frederich rld rlderlck erick Holla Hole hiss boon bea arranged arranle at Colum Columbia Colul CoiunthaL haL University Uiivenity for tin afternoon atn of Oct Oc 23 3 bil at 4 oclock ocock Addresses A will wI bo mad madby madeby by exAmbaivudor eAbdor Andrew Adrew White Whit and andProf andProl andProf Prof Hugo Munst MUJterberg Munsterberg rberg of Harvard Hd per persoruil persean soruil IMI sean friends trond of Mr Holls Hol fcC fcCFall qMENS Fall Underwear UnderwearMENS MENS WOMENS AND CHILDRENS CHILDRENSSilk CHILDRENSSik Silk Sik Silk Sik and Wool 001 All Wool and and Merino MerinoLight Merno MernoLight MerinoLight Light Light Medium and Heavy Weight Underwear UnderwearBeit Underear UnderearI UnderearBnt UnderwearBest I Best English Swiss Swis and Domestic Manufacture ManufactureSeparate ManufaclureSeparate ManufactureSeparate Separate Garments and Union nioo Suits SuitsHand Suits SuitsHand SuitsHand Hand Knit Shetland Shetand Wool 001 Spencer SpencerHosiery Spencers SpencersHosiery SpencersHosiery Hosiery HosieryAll All Al Wool Merino Camels Cames Hair and Cotton Coton Hose HosePlain HosePlain HosePlain Plain Colors Embroidered Fronts Front etc etcSilk etc etcSilk etcSilk Silk Hose Golf Hose HoseIQtB Hosea HosecC a a cC IQtB i9t5ttect tt Shed HONOORABLESATWHITEHOUSE HONOORABLESATWHITEHOUSEPttEStDEXT HONOURABLSA rWHITE HOUSE HOUSElIESIDET HOUSEIRESIDEXT PttEStDEXT lIESIDET REIIEWS IFIIEWS AX 4D It HK HKCEtVES 1 1CRnE RECEIVE CEtVES THK Tit T1I LOXDOXKRS LOXDOXKRSEarlier WVD IWS IWSEarlfr Its ItsEarlier Earlier Earlfr In the Day While 1llle 1iiIe the th Visitors Went WentNlghtufflnn Wentitighisseing mlIJhleflnl Nlghtufflnn lIJhleflnl the Ancients nrleont Put Down DonIUltn a aIllslnt aIHstng Illslnt IUltn Tide TdeTl TideThe The White le House Houl Flap FlapPnt FlagPut 111 Put Pt Ip as a a Signal la or Distress DlstreuWASHINGTON DistreuWAIRIHOTON DistressWASHIN0T0N WASHINGTON WAIRIHOTON Oct IO OTho Tho Honourable Honourableof Honolrable of London and their hosts hOt and friends friendsthe friendsthe frends frendsthe the Ancients Ancient of Boston Boton put in a quiet time timeIn tme tmeIn timeIn In Washington Wahllton today The weather for forthe tortho forthe the occasion O101 consisted cOII h1 of some London Londonfog Lndon Lndontog Londonfog fog and an au English drizzle drzzle with Channel Channelwind Channelwn Channelwind wind wn of marrow rrow reaching chilliness chillinessEvery chllns chllnsEveryone chillinessEvery Every Everyone one of the Honourable Honourable was out outsightseeing outlJgh outsightseeing sightseeing lJgh elng They marched mrched along in insquads IIIIqua Insquads squads Iqua clad In their close clOe fitting ftng fatigue fatigueuniforms tatge tatgeunonns fatigueuniforini unonns uniforms and odd od round hots hatl with wih their theirspurs thdrspun thi ir irspurs spurs Jingling Jnglnl and every man mln carrying carryinga rrylng rrylnga a little lttle silver siver headed swagger 8wlpger stick stickTho stck stckThe stickTho Tho Ancients Aclent on the contrary were not notenthusiastic notenthuwtl notenthusiastic enthuwtl enthusiastic sightseers slghtl6T The buffet bufet of the theArlington theAlington theArlington Alington Arlington Hotel lute been bn remodelled remoeled since sincemost sln slnmOt sincemost most mOt of them visited viite the city and they ap appeared ap appasted peared deeply deply interested intrt in the decorations decorationsThey deration derationThey decorationsThey They didnt appear appr to mind zind the wet Just JI BO BOit 10 10It soit it wasnt rain rainAccording rainAcrding raInAccording According Acrding to programme tho Honour HonourVernon Honourabl0 Honourabbe abl0 abbe and their hosl hosts were to go to Mount MountVernon MountVernon Vernon at 10 oclock oclok this th morning mornng At Atthat Atthat Atthat that hour an excursion oxclon steamer tcer and four fourspecial fourspecial spia special oleotrio eleotro cars cr were in readiness readinessbut relnO readinessbut but the visitors vlltol didnt didt show up An ex excited excted cxcited cited cted railroad rirod man who went ent to the hotel hotolabout hott1abut hotelabout about abut 1030 to discover dicover the cause caUO of the thotrouble thetrouble thetrouble trouble was informed Inored by on a Ancient that thatsomebody thatsomeby thatsomebody somebody someby had sold 8 there wouldnt bo any ay trip Finally Fina1y a small emal party paty of Honourable Honourablewon HonourablWi won Wi rounded rounde up and taken tcn to the home of ofWashington orWahington ofWashington Washington by car carAfter carAter carAfter After Ater luncheon lucheon the Honourables Honourllble pro proceded procded proceded ceded cded by the Boston Bston company and tho RYII RYIIGamson RoyalGarrison Royal RoyalGarrison Garrison band bdmrhed marched cmpny from tho Arlington Arlingtonentrance Arlngton ArlngtonHotel ArlingtonHotel Hotel down trtnth ifteenth strot street to the rear rearentrn rearentrance entrance entrn to the White Wit House Houe grounds gund thenco thencothrough thencothrugh thencethrough through thrugh the grounds gound to the south front frontof frnt frntot frontof of the mansion mmlon The band bnd played The TheBritish TheBritih TheBritish British in inThe Britih Grenadiers Grnlel as A the tie Company mpy marched marchedin marhed marhedIn The Boston Bton company formed tored a finn facing racinp the Potomac Potmo and the Londoners I mdoner were werestationed wereatatoned werestatIoned stationed atatoned in two flies fle facing tacng the thl White House HouseTho noue noueTho RouseThe Tho President Prident escorted esorto by Earl Denbigh Denbighpassed Dfmblghple Denbigtupassed passed ple down dow the aisle aile former former by tho two twocompanies twoompln twocompanies companies ompln and was saluted Ialutld by both Hthen HI fltthen then inspected the London company Ilpcld Lndon corplm corplmAte After Ate the President pllllcnt had returned returfd lnroor indoors indoorsthe indoorsthe the Ancients Ancent filed fled into the White house Housnthrough Hu Huthrugh housethrough through thrugh the basement bmwment door on tho Botith Botithside kouth kouth8lde sotithside side while whie the Honoruables Honoruab1 marched marhedolt out the theway theway 1 way they had come and reentered the thegrounds th thground thegrounds grounds ground through thrugh the th east gate opposite oppositethe oppositothe the Treasury Trlur The Marine llrlne Band Tlnd which hch was giving givng it itregular itrglr its itsregular regular rglr Saturday concert concrt In the White Whitemeans WhiteHoW WhiteHouse HoW House grounds rounds struck up the tln tune which whichmeal whichmeans means meal America mfi or Goa Save sve the KIng Kinsas lng lngl as tho hearer he3rr please p118J and followed folowfd it with witha a medley Including Dixie and My Mary Mnryand Maryand Maryand and andThe The London Lndon company then enterexl the theWhite theWhite White Whie House Hous and compny each Honourable wa wapresented was waspresented npreentl1 presented preentl1 to the President President The Presi Presidents PresldentA Presidents I dents guests gUPIt1 at the reception rEeplon included incude the themembers thumembrl themembers members membrl of the Cabinet and their wives wivesand wivesand and other persons prominent in the Ad Administration AIminl Administration I ministration ministrationA minl traton tratonA A belated blated member membr of the Honourable Honourablewas was wa passing pllng along alonF Pennsylvania avenue in infront Intront Infront front of the White Whie Thitellouse House shortly Bhorty afternoon afternoonwhen atlr after noon noonwhen noonwhen I when his h1 heart almost alost stopped stoppe beating beatingas bltnl as he noticed notc that thlt the Stars and ani Stripes Stripeswere StripeHwere Stripeswere were floating foatng over the mansion upside upsidE down downa a signal to the thl world that the United Unied States StatesGovernment StateeGovernment StatesGovernment Government was In distress dlstre8 While 111e his hisbrain hisbrain lutebrain brain was trying tJng to evolve the cause of the thenational thenaiollal thenational national naiollal calamity claity lie ran plump plUII Into a man manwho mll auntwho who ho wan Wi rushing rshing Into tho Whito 11 to House to tolearn tolear tolearn learn lear tho news newsTills neWATIliA newsThis Tills was n8 young Mr Garfield Garfehl chief of the theBureau theBureau theBureau Bureau of Corporations CorportoT He asked Rkr the HH HHtonished aHtonihed astonished tonished tonihed policemen poltlen and ushers 18herB at tim he front frontdoor frontdor frontdoor door dor why the flag Iag was WJ upside down A Ahasty Ahalty Ahasty hasty Investigation hWOtlgaton developed deeloI 1 tho fact fact that thatthe thlt thltthe thatthe the trouble truble was caused by Uncle Jerry cause the venerable dnrky dark whose h08e duty it is to toraise tora8e toraise raise ra8e and lower the flag every day When Whentold Whentold 1len 1lentold told of hit hi mistake mlltake his hands lands trembled HO HOthat 1 sothat that he could scarcely null pul the ropes rptS but butafter butater butafter after ater a time tme ho succeeded In running the theflag tht thehag flag tg up In proper propr Huccere shape shapeTHE IhapeTim shapeTIII THE CORDIXS COIWI SAY S4 GOOIMIY GOOIMIYIfnrral GOmIU GOmIUGrnfral GOODItGeneral General Grnfral and lilt 11 Wire Gl Gh use a Final linter lintertalnmrnt Inlrtalnmt11 Enlertaininenl talnmrnt talnmt11 In II Washington WashingtonWASHINGTON Vashingl ashlnllon ashlnllonW on onWAsiuucuTo WASHINGTON ASIIOTON Oct 10 AdjutantGenera loArljutantOlllrl loArljutantOlllrland 10AdjutantGeneraland AdjutantGeneraand and Mrs 11 Henry forbin orb In gave Ie adlnner Idil1r to tonight 10night tonight night in II honor of Osn Sir Ian Hamilton Hamiltonof Hamiton Hamitonot of the British Brlt1h Army and his party party who whoare whoIre whoare are Ire on a short visit to Washington WIAhifgton The Thoother Theother Theother other guests were Secretary Moody Gen Genand GIl Geeand and Mrs Mr Robert Hober Shaw Oliver Gen and andMrs Ind andMrs Mrs 1 George I Gillospio Glepie Col and ad Mrs MrsThomas MThomas MrsThomas Thomas Hymens Gen and ald Mrs 11 Charles CharlesF CharltH CharltHF Humphrey Mrs Leonard Wood and andMrs nndMt andMrs Mrs Mt Nicholas Anderson AndereonA An ereon ereonA A large reception recfptol that that followed folowl the dinner dinnerwas ditlfr ditlfrwas dintuerwas was a parting entertainment cllNlllnlPlt for the many manyfriends man mantriendH manyfriends friends pring of fieri Ol1 hn and 1I1 Mrs Corhin who euo leave Ivavothe IpaIthe leavethis the capital cpial in November ovellhor to go to New ew York YorkAll YorkAl YorkAll All Al of the hue officers oleerB on Ot I 1m hue active ac 1 lint lNt nn duly dulyIn dil dilIn duul yin In Washington aAllllto1 Fort For Myeraml Myer 1111 anti Washington Washingtonbarracks WaHhlugtol ashirugtouibarracks barracks paid their respects respectsGen respelH respelHOen respectsIon Gen Hamilton Uamlton was wi serenaded ferenadd by tItus thnSecond thoScond tItusSecond Second Scond Cavalry Cavalr Bund Brld from Fort For Myer MyerMovrnifnli MJlr MJlrMOffmntl MyerMovements Movements MOffmntl of Naval VfMrli VfMrliWASHINGTON VrueliWAshINGTON Iu I WASHINGTON A81HOTON Oct 10 10Th Th collier oiler Nero Neroarrived Ner NeroarrivttI arrived arrlVd yesterday at Callio llo and the gun gunlioat gunhoist I hoist Gloucester Oouctn at Ilk The Thf torpedo trpdo boat boatdestroyers boatdestroyers I destroyers dltrnr Whipple W1iJlc und Ind Truxtun Truxtul arrived arrivedat arrhC I II I at Norfolk today todayArmy tolly tollyArm todayArni Army Arm and anl Nat Onlrn OnlrnWnuiKOTON Urdfr triter triterWASUIIIOTON I IUINOTON WnuiKOTON UINOTON Oct 10 These Tlthe army crUsts ordtl hn hnbetn hsheat rbeen been lulled lulledCtpt Uuod UuodCapl IiaUedCapt Ctpt William WUlam A Campbell Campbel Tivcntysirond TivcntysirondInttnlry fwcntystroodinfantrY lenlyeroa lenlyeroaInfale infantrY Infale retired rtUrt for dlMblllty dlMbllltyDy dlblllY I IDr Dy dtrreUon dlrCll ot Die le 1realdeat Ireldoll and upon rrcom rtrol recouuinindutiou rrcommendatlou mendatlou mlneallon of tile Ile Chief of SUfl Slt io 0 miicli murl mild Ul of the thelenience thelonlonee tiirsentence lenience of the general reneal court courlmarlal courtouftruist marllal la 11 tlie I rue rueof rueor rateof of Klr First Lieut Lieul LeolisrU uii olard rd Iker lisker kr first lr51 Infantry Infantrynow IntanlryIow now Klgntli Infantry Intllle dlrroli thai lib hi nainu nainuwill utsiuuiwill Uwi will Iow appear rhrl at site Ue loot lOI of ilir le lui 151 ut II rim Ir 1 Ilm Ilmtenanu Ilu IluItnanL llujlenanti wi tenanu of Infantry and nd he will wUnrrlllllJe forfeit to the Inllnl InllnlHUtes nl1 nl1UloS nliiI nliiISlates Slates UloS Sit ut hU 11 mooHily mOlllly pay toV fur a 1 pcrlnd IrlmJ of nftrrn nftrrnmonlln 11n 11nmOlllb Jifleeninolutba monlln I 15 militated IIIllt to ai la remit rtlil tlir 1 tla unein lwei ami amiportlun 11 11prllol iirdDorticut portlun of the lie forfeiture Imposed Impntd and to I reduce rrilurrlie tedurrIbe reduceiCe prllol iCe lie ttnlrnce ta A to iota I nf of rank rak to a low I ut Ucnt UcntBlM 1nlnltA teentrica rica to that hi name shill obal appear In llht the lineal InealiLI InealiLIor lUt lUtof liiiof of limit LIeutenants Uoulenl of infantry Ipplr not Mil that Ihlll of ofllnt of1iriI llnt IlnlluUl IJout Ulllliiu lllli Uoodalr UoodalrThe JooilaIrThese olale olaleTbe The These naval navl order nre have been botl lot luuedCitpl lotpi issuedCapt Citpl pi 0 A Convert Cnyne detached deaba from flm the com eomrl romr4 rl uly r4 fak of lb liii IWII Jillguots nuUnAntComnuuidcr 1 to Wlbllta tVsabiztton tar IfDIOrr IfDIOrruly teuporsrr teuporsrrdUiJutmnsntCommnder dUiJutmnsntCommnder UluUnloDIAdfr uUnAntComnuuidcr Piritt Plrer from fromlh rromCe lh Ce Panther Plnlhe to the Denver Dflyr I a ueut eascuthe i eutl offletr me FOUR FOUI NEW ADMIRALS AIIRAU TODAY TODAYKempIT TODtYKemplT TODAYhempff KempIT Brtlrca Ure and Captf Lmberton LmbertonCIallk LtfltbtltOfl LtfltbtltOflChadwick Lmb rton rtonCliadwlck Cliadwlck CIallk McCalla feala and Whiting 1blnl Move ove Up tpWASHINGTON UpW81NOTON UpWASuIINOTON WASHINGTON W81NOTON Oct 10 10R 10Rear Rear Admiral AdmiralLouis Adral AdralLuis AdmiralLottie Louis Luis Kempff Kempt who will wi beplaced be pla on the theretired theretred theretired retired retred list of tho navy nav tomorrow tomorw his hissixtysecond hlBsixtysecond hissIxtysecond sixtysecond birthday on account acunt of age agecommanded agecomDnded agecounnrtnded commanded comDnded the United Unte State naval navl forces forcesat tor torat at Tnlcu Ta China in May 1BOO 10 during durng the tlmattack theattack tItusattack attack of the allied alf fleet fet on the tort de defending de dofending fending that place pla When the other for foreign foreign foreign eign Admirals Admlrll decided decde to make mae the attack attackAdmiral attk attkAdmfl attackAdmiral Admiral Admfl Kemp Kempt asked uke the Navy Depart Department Department Departinent ment if i ho should Ihould participate patcipate and was 1M told toldto toldto toldto to use UIO his I 8 own discretion diecreton Aa A tho United UnitedStates Unied UniedStatO UnitedStates StatO States wan not at war with China Chin Admiral AdmiralKempff Adiral AdiralKempt AdmiralICempif Kempff Kempt declined delned to take tka part pa in the hem bombardment bm bmharment hembardment bardment harment of the forts For or this course OUli he hewas hewal hewas was wal commended cmmcnded by Congress CongratsIn ngr eII In II consequence con oufnc of Admiral Adiral Kempffa Kemplf re retirement retirement tirement tremenl four Captains Caplall will wi be promoted promotedto prmoU to be Rear Admirals The first frt three of ofthose orthe ofthese those oflleers om rl are extra oxtra numbers having heen advanced Idvanc1 for war service rviO and and aa 8 none noneof noueat luoneof of them will 1 fill fl the regular reguar number num nunubervuucated nunubervuucatedby vacated vacatedby ncte by Kemp his place plac will i remain open for forthe torthe forthe the fourth officer officerThe olicr olicrhe officerrhe opn The he Captains to be hepromote promoted are Benja Benjamin BnJa BnJamin Benjamitt min Lumberon lmheron on French Frnch Chadwick ChadwlckBowman ChadwickBowman ChadwickBowman Bowman McCalla lcCala and William Wiim Whit Whiting WhltIn Whitleg leg In InCpt Capt Cpt Lambert Iamberton on who is i due nt Rio do doJaneiro deJaneiro doJnnelro Janeiro to take command cmmand of the South SouthAtlantic SouthAtlantlo SouthAtlantio Atlantic squadron was chief of staff Btaf to toAdmiral toAdmirl toAdmiral Admiral Admirl Dewey Dewe in tho battle batle of Manila ManilaBay Maia MaiaBv ManilaBay Bay BayCiiut Bv BayCnpt Bvpt Cnpt pt Chadwick Chadwicc now president prldent of the theNaval theNaal theNaval Naval War CollcRo Cllege was chief of staff to toRear toHear toRear Rear Admiral Sampson Sampon and Commander Commanderof Comnder Comnderof of thus armored arored cruiser crlr New York in the theWent theWet theWest Went Indian naval campaign campaignCapt cmpign cmpignCapt campaignCapt Capt McCalla McCall now commandant of the theMare theMar theMare Mare Mar Island IelaTd Navy Yard commanded commandt the thecruleer thecrllller thecruiser cruleer Marblehrad Mlrblehpad in tho West Wet Indies Indiesduring Indll Indiesduring during the war with Spain Spin For hl hi his services servicesIn Irvlce In that war President McKinley McKiley restored restoredto reltoro to him the numbers numbrs which he lost Olt while whileunder whie whieundor whiletinder under suspension euspnHlon a number nunlbr of years yrm ago agoIn agoII agoIii In II the China campaign cmpalpn of 1900 19 In which whichho whch whchhe whichhe he was wounded wounde Capt Cpt McCallas Mcllas services serviceswere serviceswere rlC0 were wer such slch that ho was wa advanced avance three threenumbers tbreenumber threenumbers numbers numbersCapt number numbersCapt Capt Whiting WhllK took the monitor moitor Mon Monterey Mont Monterey terey erey across acro8 the he Pacific Pad fc to Manila Ma la In 1808 1808when 180 1808when when Admiral Admil Dewey Dewoyasked nuked aBke that his squad squadron Blld Blldron squadcon ron be augmented augmentedTHK augmentl augmentlTI augmentedTIlE TIlE TI PREFEREXTtAL PIEEJIFTlIJ TARIFF TARIFFtnllfd TARIFFnltd TARIFFUnited United nltd States ltol1 Still Sti Iea Iud Great Grlt Britain lirltalnby Briain BriainI BritainI by I I Far In Canadian ConaUal Trade TradeWASHINGTON TradeWABlNOTON TradeWAshINGToN WASHINGTON WABlNOTON Oct 10 10The The Department Departmentof Deprment Deprmentof of Commerce has published a statement statementshowing Atltment AtltmentehOylng statementshowing showing ehOylng the effect eted of the tl Canadian Canadiln prefer preferential preferentil preferentlal ential entil tariff trif law on trade between btween Canada Canadaand Canadaand Canadaanti and Great Orat Britain Brtain and between Canada Canadaand Cand Candand Canadaand and tho United States State That 11at this thll law has hasfailed II hasfauiod I Iraied failed raied to accomplish IDpllh all a1 that was expected expectedIn exp ed edIn In the way wayof of increasing IncreaFln increauuingcemmerce commerce commer between betweenthe betweenthe betweenthe the Dominion Domilcn and the mother country countryis ountry ountryi is i indicated by the fact that since sinc 1897 1887when 1897when 1897when when it tecnme operative ol rate the Import Importinto Importa Importsinto into Canada from tne United Unild States Stte have haveincreased haveincrelld haveIncreased increased increlld by 107 per cent eentwhlie nt while whie those thO from fromIreat frm frmrrat frontGreat Great Britain Briain have increased I fled 121 percent percentThn per cnt cntThn cent centThus Thn imports into Canada from pr Great GreatBrjtaln Orat OratBrtain GreatBritain Britain Brtain in 1897 were wer 120112188 294218 as against againt againttl 11040041 tl I04 front fml the thp United States Stat and in inthB il inthe the fiscal tRcal year 1 1103 153 3 05007080 M070 from Great fJreatBritain Oral Oralrlaln GreatBritain Britain rlaln OH I against Igainllt 137 1376195 137SOfi195 03195 from the theUnited theUnit theUnited United Unit Id States StatesrrrsldiiH Statl StatlIrllrl StatesJresldent rrrsldiiH Irllrl Commutes Olllllt1 Cadeti adet Sentences SentencesWASHINGTON SentflC SenteitecsVasiirsovoy WASHINGTON WA811NOTOS Oct 10 10Prfdent 10President President Reese Roosovelt Re Revlt Reeseelt velt elt has commuted to suspension until untilAug untilAug sU8pnron Int Aug AI 21 1004 li the sentence entlnc of dismissal dismissalfrom din dismissalfront sR11 sR11from from the United Uiited States Sttes Military litry Academy imposed imp ed upon upn Cadet Cdet James Jll Steeoe Stle the thehead thehfml thehead head hfml of the third cUss I and William Wiiam A AGiinoe AGIIOl AGanoc Giinoe GIIOl of HIP tIl santo cl class classIoreliiR cluesForeliug 1118 1118OIhI5 IoreliiR OIhI5 a milk nnll Examiner Out OutWASHINGTON OlltWA8INOTOS GiltWASIIINOTOy WASHINGTON WA8INOTOS Oct 10 IOCmptroler 10Comptroller Comptroller of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Currency Curenc RIdgely JdgI baa ha asked aked for the rca resignation rcaignation ignation ignton of Walter Henry National Natonal Bank BankExaminer Dnk DnkFxaT BankExanuiruer Examiner FxaT lor for North Xlrth Carolina Carol I I South Suth Care Carolina Carelien mllaand lien llaand and Alabama AII bamn It I Is charged charped that Henry failed flll fnil to perform prtorm his hi duty uty promptly promptlySHOOTS prmptly prmptlyMWOS promptlyclOOTS SHOOTS MWOS ins flS II IS FORMER nWEn MISTRESS MISTRESSWlrnrckc IIsTREssIcmuueht STREiS STREiSlnli Wlrnrckc Icmuueht lnli Ilml After tr an IITort for lleeo lleeoelllMlon IuceelliationSite elllMlon IllatonShe elliationSite She May Die DieHenry fe feHenry IleHenry Henry Wienecko Wlelecke 45 years Ylar old shot Jo Johanna Johanna J0huanula hanna Wilson Wilon janitress of 231 West Wet WIth 115thstreet WIthstrfet ilStiistreet street strfet In tlm left lef breast breit yesterday in the therear thereur tuerear rear hallway hllwny of the house hou She was Wi removed removedto remove to the Hood 1001 Wright Wrilht Hospital Hospial and may maydlI maydk maydkVleneckc die dieWienocku Wienocku was WOE locked locke up in the West Wet I25th I25thBlrcel 12 12thstreet th thtreet street station stationTlie station11e stationltue Tlie 11e nun has been bn living with WiI the woman womanbut womn womnbut womanbut but she wanted wlled to get rid rll of him hi He le met mether mether mether her in tho hallway halway of the house In which whichshe whichahe whichsite she liven 111 and asked Rkl her to take him 1m back backSho backShe backblue She told him to get out and he fired fe twice twiceat twle twiceat at her Only one bullet took effect effectTlie effectThe eet eetTIll The TIll neighbors nlilhlJrR told the tie police pl that Wlen Wlenecke Wlpl VIeuecke ecke hail hld been in nn asylum some years yearsago yea yeaago yearsago ago and had hndeol itatllucoti IHMII acting actiup queJrly of late lateSEHdKAXT latefmmIT lateSERGEI SEHdKAXT SERGEI fmmIT VT ItKTIItKS IWllE IXDER FIRE FIREHead FI FIlell FIttIhead Head lell of the Holler loUlr l1IIicrSqtJ1i Kquul SIUad Applied PIIUf After AfterCharged Arlr Arlrharll AfterCharges Charged harll Mere Wtrl Made ilI Against Iahlt Him HimSergt 1m 1mn himSergt Sergt William WII A Powers POW ri head hea of the theboiler theboier theboiler boiler boier srjuad Ilua was permitted prmite yesterday yeter ay to toretire trftlre toretire retire rftlre with a pension although charged chargedwere chargll eltargeewere were pending against agalilt him hll Powers Iowerl slaved slavedoff slavedotT la ed off 01 tho trial tral by Ilcurng securing curin a writ of prohibition prohibitionand and lined ull 1 the respite rlsple to hand In his hi applica application applca applcaton appilcalion lion ton for retirement retirementAs rei iremelt iremeltAI As ho in more than 6 yearn Ylara old and ImA ImAserved hnl IuaAserved served IHred more mOl than twentyfivn wentytu years arl on the theforre Ihetore theforce force tore them th11 wan al no II i choice for or I Ii lie CJIH CJIHiiiUiiionftfbil CJI Cintuiieuioiuer iiiUiiionftfbil lilolwlI tuiieuioiuer to approve app tovetitruappilcal tlm hn application applicationIliiittlllon applcat Ion IonIUllltJ ionIhuttuiiIiOIt Iliiittlllon IUllltJ Ilsli llul of If Danger DangerIt It 1 waemld la last tnvprlngat nvpdn it the tlP Republican RepublicanClub Repullcn RepullcnCuh Club Cuh hub In Went st Kortlmh flIUHh street trlt that Hamilton HamiltonFish Hamiton HandltonFish Fish Aswitttnrit A IJjtant Treasurer Trelfurr of the United UnitedKlueM UnitedtluI UnItedSIIIICS KlueM tluI who hue hal lx 1f1 been ill there of append appendciilri appndl cil Ct ciilri IS IIIIH lUll matin lado iu II 1 satisfactory Nlteflctory progrois progroisthul a thul I hut IK 11 tie will wii In I ablu Ible to 1 i bo 11 Lu moved loelllo lo i propr hit his hum humII I ioin ioinIn uonut uonuthit In II OnrilHon lni1 this 111 Hfiernoon nttfTorn I II con conHldnrrd consideteti Hldnrrd to hut out of dnnaer dnnaerAMISKlSKVr dln dengerL lr lrL AMISKlSKVr AMISKlSKVrCPPIMr USlml MISEIICr4at 1 1S CPPIMr VEE at Gh Klt EltctricNtb CATION A NIGIITMKKINU NIGIITMKKINUNEW 1 COACHES 10 1 A if IIUld1lp IIUld1lpNEW Ieutudtrlp rwi ii iOPM lila NEW EW Aytfliiiflliil85iVilouiiiIlp Aytfliiiflliil85iVilouiiiIlpf UtsffihlI1e lotM tM 10J houfldLmip riIP 5s AMtOloblu ilUiS 51111 5 I 1 Ii23 Ii23Y 2 2YORK vmr jlCSIpifltsofizuteroseplsined MipilaUaf pIDI oC lntcrweiphlad lutrOI uplllld by byS by111nlerllrer byezuterl YORK ezuterl 111nlerllrer ieeturer NlrUn tIarilng Iolnt otolilh otolilhle sib sibtte tte side le Ilaliren Iilmn IUI Ituildliig III I ties tieslad lad lad street tre Irte 1Peuhune uun al all CU1ltb 403015th HI i i Womens Fall Hosiery HosieryThread Hosier HosieryThread Thread Silk Sz Hose HoseThese HoseThese HoseThese These are our standard standad plain black and black with cotton cottonBoles cottololes couonsoles Boles at 135 1 I 3 5 per pair pairSpun pairSpun pair pairStun Spun Sttk 14 Hose HoseThese HoseThese HoseThese These arc in plain black and Richelieu Richeleu ribbed in black blacktwhite bladcwhite blackwhite white French Frech blue red sky and pink pinkat pinkat pinkat at 950 9 sc per pair pair value valueI25 valueI25Em 125 125Embroidered 125Embroidered Embroidered Em rozdered Lisle Ltle Thread 1 Hose HoseThese HoseThese HoseThese These are in black openwork and plain with white and andcolored andcolored andcolored colored embroidered and nd selected patterns patternsat pat rs rsat at 580 8c per pair value 75c 8sc 8scOpenwork SSe SSeO 85cOpenwork Openwork enwork Lisle Thread 1 Hose HoseThese HoseThese HoseThese These are in allover alover openwork and openwork instep in invariety invariety ft ftvariety variety of patterns paterns to choose from fromat fromat fromat at 48c per pair pair value vaue 75C 75CCoton 75CCoon sc scCotton Cotton Coton and Lisle le Thread Hose HoseThese HoseThese HoseThese These are in plain black cotton and black with white whit and andcolored andt andlored colored lored embroidered openwork instep and neat ribbed ef effects cifects fects Plain and ribbed lisle lsle in a variety varety of weights weightsat Jat tat at 350 3 5 5C per pair pair 3 pair for iioo iiooWomens 100 100Womens 10 Womens Glove Department DepartmentSuperior Superior Quality Qualty 2Clasp 2 Clas Pique PiquIGla jt Glace Gla Gloves Glovesin Gltll Gltllin in the newest autumn colorings also white and black black81io blackS 81io 110 110 per pair pairIClasp pairJ pair pairiCIast IClasp Ctas Gray Mocha Pique Pzqu Street Gloves Gloes GlovesI 100 I 00 per pair pairLord pairLord pairLord Lord Taylor TaylorBroadway Broadway and Twentieth Street and Fifth Avenue Avenue BROTHERS SOLD MANY GIRLS GIRLSSEXT GIRLSSEl1 GiRLSSENT SENT SEl1 THEM TO PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIAAD lUn JFLPHIA JFLPHIAMI AD MI WESTERN CITIES CITIESOne CITIESoe CITIESOne One oe of Their Ther Vlctlmi lcm Who Wo Ii I 1 Only Onl Sixteen SixteenTelli Site SixteenTells Tells Tell of Their Teir Dealings DaUnSIA DealingsA A Letter LetterShe Lte Lettermis She Had ad Shows the Extent Etlnt of Their TheirDegradation Teir TeirDesradaUonerome TheirDegradationJerome Degradation DesradaUonerome Jerome After Afer Them ThemCounty ThflmCounty ThemCounty County Detective Detetve Dale told Magistrate MagistrateBreen Magltrat MagistrateBreen Breen Bre in the Yorkville Yorkvle police plce court cour yes yesterday ye yesterdsy terday teray that by order ore of District Attorney AttorneyJerome Attrey AttreyJerome AttorneyJerome Jerome he asked aske to have Rose RB Isaacson 1180n 1180nUI 18 years old of 102 10 Forsyth Foreyh street stret held for fortrial tortrlal fortrial trial on the charge chage of robbing robbig her hlr father fatherof of jewelry valued nlue at 150 150Detective 1 1Detetvo 150Detective Detective Detetvo Dale said sid the girl was the tool toolof toolot toolof of a man who woe Wi procuring pouring young girls girlsand glrleand girlsand and that the man ml had Induced the Isaacson Isaacsongirl Iason Iasongirl Isaaesongirl girl to steal 8tOl st al According to the detectives detectivesstory detotves detotvesHtorr detectivesstory story the man lives 1lR In Brooklyn and has hnl a abrother ahrother abrother brother in Philadelphia Phllallphl who assists 4118ts him In Inhis Inhis lithis his trafficking traffic killg in young girls The brothers brotherssell brotherssel brotherssell sell sel tho young girls girl ounj in I Philadelphia Phiaelphia and andChicago andChla andChicago Chla Chicago and younp as far West Wet as Butte Dute Mon MonSo MonSo on onSo So far they have escaped arrest arrestA arrelt arreltA A letter from the tcap brother bltler in Philadelphia Philadelphiato Phiaelphia to the one In Brooklyn which was found foundin in the possession of the Isaacson IsRon girl and andwhich andwhich andwhich which was shown to Magistrate lagiltrate Breen Breenindicated Bren BrenIndicated Breenindicated indicated the degree regrea of degradation rllradaton to towhich towhich towhich which the tie two men have fallen talen It I said saidthat Midthat saidthat that all al the girls plrlll which the brother brothpr In InThe InDrooltyn inBrooklyn Drooltyn Brooklyn auld get cQld cg1d be dllJpsd disposed ot otIII ofiii III Philadelphia PhUodelhlaTe PhiladelphiaThe The Te girl Rose RO was WI arrested retd by Detective DetectiveDale Dtlclve DtlclveDale DetectiveDale Dale on or Friday Frdav afternoon nferoon He le found foud her herin herin I Iin in hldine hldlnl huldingott on the th roof of a house hous in Avenue AvenueB I IB near Sixth street Atrelt On Aug 21 2 she Ibe stole stoletwo 8tlo stoletwo I Itwo two gold watches from her father and a agold agol agold gold gol medallion medalon and locket belonging blonging to toher toher toher her mother who ho lived at 102 10 Forsyth Foryth street streetTho BtnetThe streetThe The girl disappeared dlRppard and the police polc were wereeked wereIlked wereasked eked Ilked to arrest arrelt her herAfter hel herAlter After Aflr her arrest the girl repented repnted and andave andgave andgave gave ave Detective Dale a good god deal del I of valuable valuablenformatlon valWble valWbleInforaton valuableinformation information Inforaton which the District Attorney Attorneywill Atorey Atoreywi Attorneywill will wi Uf use against the two brothers If they theynre theyRIO theyare RIO caught oUjht Simon Isaacson IIOon the girls girlsfather Rirll girlsfather father was In I court yesterday and said saidche sid sidFho saidshe she was 1 a wayward child chid but that she had hd been ben led astray by the Brooklyn Brookly man manHe ma manHe He said he wanted wnntd Rose Ros put In an Insti Institution Inlt institution tution tuton where she would be out of the power powerof powerof of this man who seemed Ifemed to exercise a a pwr pwrot great greatinfluent gretinfuenc groatinfluence influent infuenc upon her Ilr Ho HI also ailo lxprc asked Ieked that thatthe thatthe tluatthe the man be apprehended and punished pulhd The Te matter mater wa was aq laid before the th District DistrictAttorney Di DistrictAttorney trlct trlctI I Attorney Atorey on Friday afternoon atteroon and it re resulted reHlled rastilted stilted Hlled in Detective Dptectvo Dales request reqleflt to haw hawthe hle hlethe havethe the girl held for trial tril in order to corroborate corroborateI corrobrt corrobrtlhe I the letter Ilter which she Ihe had and to get other othertwo othertetmonv othertestimony tetmonv testimony upon which to apprehend the theto tItustwo Upl apphlnd two to brothers brother Magistrate Ma IMrate Breen Brrn held her herin herIn herin in 1000 100 bail hl for trial trial 4 CHILD STlDY TD EXUIB1TIOX EXUIB1TIOXTo EXHIBITI01 EXHIBITI01To To Be Opened Opoed In I Ht It Fetentoorg Ptea VMtor VMtorPatronage Vi UadefPatronage Patronage Patroole of the CxartM CxartMAn cAn CwiaAn An international iterton exhibition esblton designed de to toillustrate tolustrte toillustrate illustrate lustrte every phase ph of child cid life from frombirth fm fmblrb frombirth birth blrb to the end of the school Sh age Is to te teopned beopened bopened opened opned next November Noembr at St Petersburg PetersburgThe Petrbrl Petrbrlre The re Czarina Czar will wi be the principal pripl patroness patronessand patronessand prel preland and the Tauride Taurde Palace Pae ha ha has been placed placedat pla at the disposal d181 of the exhibition exhibitin The Theplans Te Teplans fplans plans have been ben made mde by Privy Prv Councillor CouncillorTimlriazeff CnUor CnUorTlmlrizfr CoumeihlorTimirlazef of ofFinance ofFince ofFinance Timlriazeff Tlmlrizfr the Assistant A8slnt Minister Mll Finance Fince and the administration amiistrton his ha been beeriput ben benput beenput put into the hands ot ConunlsslonwCMn ConunlsslonwCMneral ComlinGn ComlinGneral eral Bllbassoff BllbassoffNo Blbl No exhibition exhlblonof of similar Ilml1r scope I hMrev hMrevbeen has ewj ewjbeen been ben devoted to the life le and ad training of ofthe or orthe orthe the child chid Nothing that concerns eonornl the child childhas chid chidhaR childhas has been ben overlooked oVtrlooked Its I clothe its food foodits to foodits its medicine meicine Its Is books book its It games gaN gamesths thn tf liter literature It literattire ratlre attire atlre concerning conMrlng it I and the theories therie for forits fori forits its i development will wi all al find fnd room In i the theexhibition th thIxhihilon theexhibition exhibition exhibitionThere Ixhihilon Ixhihilonhere exhibitionThere There here will wi be five fe sections soton with a anum anumbel num number numher her bel of subdivisions The sections sectio tlo are arethe aretha aretitus the scientificeducational lientltoeucatonl the hygienic hvgienicthe the Industrial the artistic artitc and Ind hygeni the his historical bl historlcai torical The Te first frt section 8tion is to Include a amodel amodel amodel model class of children ohldrn The second lond sec section seetion tion takes tak cll Into consideration ronsiderton the healthy healthyas as well wel as the sickly or Infirm Infr child chd chdfubdllslon A Asubdivision Asubdivision subdivision fubdllslon of this thll section sfton will wi be devoted devotedto dfvotf to physical culture The Te third thir section Itlon will willshow wi willshow show model exhibits exhibis of all material materi object objectthat objetthat objectsthat that enter into the life le of the child chid from frommodel fm fmmoel frommodel model nurseries nursrie and beds bos to musical mUlla In Instruments Intnlments instruments struments moel In the art ar section ton will wi be beamong beamong among other things a number of paintings paintingsfrom paintngs paintngstrm paintingsfrom from trm child chid life le by famous tamols artists artistsexhibits artistsArralgemenl artistsArraitgetnente Arralgemenl Arraitgetnente have brn been made to ami admit admitexhihit exhibits exhihls free fre of duty Americans Americanl seeking seekingtain seekingInformation klng klngInrormaton Information about the exhibion exhibition my may ob obIln obtam Inrormaton tain Iln tam it from ConsulGeneral ConsulOileral Lodyeentkr Lodyeentkrin L11enlkr L11enlkrIn in this city or by addressing addrllng the office ofce of ofthe otthe ofthe the Petersburg PetersburgTO exhibition exhibiion at 10 Mlllonaya flona3a street flrlet St StPetersburg StPetersburg tPetersburg TO KEEP DISCalFR DISCOVERY DA1 DA1fnlsht DAYKnights DAY DAYKnlgnu Knights fnlsht of Columbus Will 11 Have 1 Benrhe BenrheCocWrmn Bure BureCOlkrn floiirkeCockran CocWrmn COlkrn at a Their TeIr Chief Chllr Orator OratorThe Ortor OrtorTe OratorThe The Te New York and Long Lng Island Isld chapter chapterof cptff cptffat of Columbus will celebrate cetebratDiscovery celebrateDiscovery of the Knights Knlpht Colubus wi clbrt clbrtDiscvery with public meeting to totjo tobxu Discovery Discvery Day Day a puhlo metll tt ttIX tjo IX held in Carnegie Hall Hal tonight tniht followed followedtomorrow tollnd tollndtomorrow followedtomorrow tomorrow night by a dinner dieI at 8hanJeyi 8hanJeyiW Bourke Burke nlFht Cockran Cckran is I to be Sbaya SbayaW the orator oratorInchlef ortr ortrInhlII oratorlitchief Inchlef InhlII at tonights meeting meetng His Hi sub subject sb sbIect subject Columbus Supreme SupremeKnight SuprseasKnight ject is II Christopher Chrtojler CllmbO Supr Knight Knlgb Hearn Hear Ream will wi preside prllde Oth Ofr OfrBpakers Other Otherspeakers rvan speakers will be exSnatr siSenator OSull OSuhhL OSuhhLvan Bpakers van Dr wi 1 Walsh Walh and ad Francis fci 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