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3 0 1 Jf 7W1 nt it 1 ffl i i II 4 1 0 I THE WORLD WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 27 1903 i STUCK HATPIN INTO II MASHER Kansas Girl Gave an Elderly Exponent of the GooGoo Eye a Hard Jab In a Fifth Avenue Coach NOT A CARRIE NATIONITE But She Believes in Reforming tho Gotham Ogler Who to Her Mind lo Greater Evil Even than the Xapaaa Hobo I A blueeyed girl a hatpin a Fifth ave DUe stage and a welldreised man of fifty were the constituents of short but absorbing drama today which ro Muted In a new method of exterminating the masher evil being Introduced The Ibluoeyed girl was Mla Leotl Blaker and she ran a hatpln Into the mashers arm with such violence that the occupants of the coach were thrown into confutlon by the eoroams of the elderly stlclcce Hiss Blaker comes from Kansas and has only been In New York a few dnys She is stopping with Mrs Margaret Macdulre In West Ono Hundred and Kleventh street If New York women will tolerate mashing Kansas girls will not said Miss Blaker Indignantly to an Evening World reporter afterward I got on tha Fifth avenue coach at Twentythird treat and sat down next to an elderly looking man In the corner I didnt pay any attention to him but finally hit actions became so annoying that I oould scarcely stand It I was embarrassed of course and kept edging up In the corner I dont Me how the other passengers In the car could have helped seeing how dreadful ho was FlnaUy he put his arm back of me The coach was crowded and we were all huddled up together She Drew Her Hatpin 1 became so enraged that I dtdnl know what to do At last I reached up and took a hatpin from my hat I slid It around so that I could give him a COed dig and ran that hatpin Into him with all the force I possessed Of course all the time I was looking calmly In itont of me so that when he let out a terrible scream of pain no one In the coach had any Idea what had happened They all looked at him inquiringly but ba didnt have a word to say He just cot up and left the coach at the next corner He was such a nice looking old gentleman I I was sorry to hurt him but it oems that the benevolent looking old men are the worst mashers hero In New York Why he was dressed perfectly lovely and dldnTlook a bit flirtatious Ive heard about Broadway mashers and mashers but I didnt know Fifth avenue had a particular brand of its own Out in Oskaloosa a man would be tarred and feathered tor daring to Insult a Woman by such persistent actions I dont pose as a reformer but there Istone thing sure I will get rid of all the mashers that come near me Miss Blaker Is excedlngly pretty She ays she is no relation to Oarrle Nation md that her hatpin reform in no way is on echo at the hatchet brigadiers movements IlutDln a Heal Reformer She says the hatpin as a weapon of defense is without equal and as a masher exterminator has met with such unqualified success that she recommends It to all Gotham girls who are annoyed by the attentions of evil minded Out in men Kansas men dont flirt like they doiner so I was simply stunned by this mans attentions At first I thought 1 mustbo mistaken but he soon eet me at rest on that score The first time I ever discovered that 8 hatpin was a real good means of protecting myself was when a tramp tried to grab my pocketbook one day iwiien I was walking through some woods I had my hat In my hand ana was pushing the hatpins tick and forth when the tramp Jumped out at me I up and jabbed him In the face eo that he ran away acreamlng New York mashers are worse than Kansas tramps but I think I can settle them all the same way Anyhow I dont propose to be annoyed while I am here In New York so I will always carry an extra hatpln In my shirt waist ready for action As the land of the reformer Kansas has turned out many unique pioneers In the way of correcting existing evils but the girl with the hatpin Is the latest and she says she doesnt see why women nhoild not take the Initiative In rlrhtlnp the wrongs of their sex even If they Imve to resort to sharp and pointed methods BOOKER WASHINGTON WRITESVOF LYNCHINGS Executions by Mob Rule Causes Influx of Negroes to the Cities TUSKBOBE Ala May 27 Booker Washington today submitted his annual report to the Board of Trustees of the Tuskeyee Institute It Is In part ea follows There are several influences that are constantly exerting themselves against the negro growing up on the soil at prca ent Onu of tHose is the lack of public school facilities In the country district and the frequent and vnwiso agltaton of the question about dividing the school tUndJn Proportion to too tax paid yIn each race I In the cities and larger towns the negro patent finds a ornfortablo school house and a school OOnfort9lo eight or Dine months AnotHer thing which bends a larger I number 2i negroes to the oItiM than many realize Is the surety of getting police protection in the city when one ll charged with crime I think I do 11 Overstate the matter when I My that tat every lynching or attempt ata lynching that takes placo In tha country a coro of colored people loavo the rural districts tor the clUes This whole question Is one that should receive very serious at tention I I BABY DRINKS POISON 1 Bets Hold of a Throat uh Kit Father1 Tlrid Vcd I While JltU I Arthur Meyere fourteen months old was playing about a olaaet I In bis parents home No in Cast Thir I tyfifth street today ha drank from al bottle ol throat wash that his father I aCLUledandWufOlIINI Ha wan akin to the Presbyterian Hospital aol will VN 1YK ili l1h 11 rI 0 I MISS LEOTI BLAKER OF KANSAS STABBING ELDERLY MASHER WITH A HATPIN IN FIFTH AVENLE COACH I 1Ltac lIS I BUTLER ROBS MlllIONAIRE After One Day In the Home of George Morgan Perry Departed with Valuable Brio aBrao Looking every inch the wellgroomed servant smoothshaven long of the upper lip with a face that refused to alter no matter what was said ever ready with a Yes sir Arthur Perry was arrested today for tho robbery of George Morgan Perry was a butler In the employ of the millionaire at No 6 cast Fortieth street for the brie space of one day Then Perry left tho place With Perry went bricabrac that Mr Morgan valued at 2000 It had coat him that and ho said he could not replace it No matter what Perry might be in the opinion of Mr Morgan so far as his Integrity was concerned on the subject of art the man of millions admitted that the new servant was a connoisseur As a butler Perry was a hit He served three meals in the house smiled a wooden sort of smile when necessary held hU head so high when de carried the roast he looked like a coach horse In the ring and never shook up a bit of sediment when pouring the wine Two weeks ago Perry the police say went to work for Mr Morgan and Monday It Is said was the first they learnt of the robbery They searched tn a house In Thirtysixth street near Seventh avenue after having been told of the robbery and there was found the bricabrac packed In a trunk which the butler had moved in empty end taken out Oiled from Mr Morgans home The police waited for Perry to come home He did so today and was gathered In He Is twentytwo years old and of prepossessing appearance lie was taken to headquarters The police say his picture Is in the Rogues gallery Mr Morgan It Is said engaged Perry on the strength of what purported to be a recommendation from the Yale Club without investigation GREENE RETIRES WARDMAN KIERNAN Surgeons Reported Detective of Mc Auliffe Notoriety to Be Physically Unfit for Duty Police Commissioner Green this afternoon retired Dotoctlvo Sergeant James Klernan of tho West Fortyseventh street station Commissioner Green its said had no alternative Klernan went before Police Surgeon McGovern who reported that the man was physical unfit to do further police duty it was reported by the medicos to the Commissioner that Klernan had Brlghts disease Thereupon the wordjnan was retired after having been on the force twenty years Ho Is fortytwo years old Klernan of late had been attached to tho East Elgntyelgghth street ota lon far removed from the fruitful lid of his endeavor during the Dcv cry regime It was far too from the West Fortyseventh street station where the life was kicked and beaten out of James McAuliffe who had the emerltv to take the sand against aiennon tried and sentenced to two ears for failing to close a disorderly house in Jle Tenderloin Klenunr was on duty In the station the night the man was killed Witnesses swore to seeing KIClernan put the bleeding MaAullffe out fa cab at rortyslxlh street and Sixth avenue It las always ben presumed that he knew how McAuliffe sustained the injuries which caused his death Oommlwiloner Green today dismissed Patrolman James Langan of the Coney Island precinct who had been tried and found guilty of drunkenness on post He had been a policeman thirteen years DOG NOT VICIOUS THAT BITES ONCE But If It Keeps on Biting Then Says Moolstrata Ommen It Should Be Killed I If a doe bltea you but ones It Is not vicious So declared Magistrate Ommen the new appointee of Mayor Low In Ins first case In the Yorkvllla Court todny A wicked looking poodle was the aD ousod llielnt0trOItl licrUm lOlnlmui of No S35 Ssoond avenue was the complainant through liar mother of the name name tihll charged hnt the tx 3dla Imd bitten her and asked to have It iihot But Your Honor spoke up Lawyer Sampson counsel for the dog and us owner Mrs IS Grislier also of No Ui Heroiid avenue he bit her but once I asaert that a dog that only bites once not vicious but kind and gentle ana should not be executed Tne new Magistrate knitted his brow and pondered Finally ho Bit up alertly and said You are right ago that bite but once Is not vicious mleht have had grave provocation for that first Wto Ult should continue to bite however must ba vicious The t0li li Ii 3 3i I 1aer MRS TAYLOR ALERT I AT MURDER TRIAL Watches Her Daughter Closely as Girl Accuses Her of Killing Husband MONTICELIO May 27AI the opening today of the trial of Mrs Taylor charged with kilting her husband the prisoner appeared fresh and in good spirits DIstrlctAtomey Anderson continued tha examination of Ida May De cay 1 The door which separated the kitchen front the bedroom In the Taylor house was brought into court and Ida described minutely how her mother bad stood In the way and deliberately fired at Taylor and how she bad afterward cutup and disposed of the body DJstrlctAtomey Smith senior atorney for the detfnce put the Witness through a thorough crossexamin ation but was not able to confuse her or break down her story Mrs Taylor keps her eyes fixed upon the girl and no sentence spoken by tier escapes her CRICKETERS OFF FOR OLD ENGLAND WellKnown Philadelphia Sportsmen Sail to Play Games with Crack Foreign Teams On flha White Star line steamship Vajeslle which sailed at noon today for Liverpool went The Gentlemen of Philadelphia the cricket team which will engage In a series of matches In England The team which Is made up of the best players In the Quaker City will play sixteen threeday matches They will eet the crack team from each county and the University eleven The Philadelphians are led by A Lester who several years ago led a nnm across which made a notable record against the public schools of England Lester was then a student at Haverford College With Capt Lester are these players Charles Morris 4H Scattergood A Haines Cope Shorpless Drown Bohlen Clark Jordan Graves Bates King A Wood Creger and Le Roy Thi fo Ionia is the schedule cf games June 8 Cambridge at Cambridge Juno Oxford at Oxford june is Glouce ershlre at Cheltenham June 18 Notts at Nottingham June 21 at Lords June 15 Kent at Beokeaham June 23 Somerset ait Taunton July 6 Lancashire at Manchester July 8 War wltknhlre at Birmingham July li Worcestershire at Worcester July Hampshire At Southampton July a Varners Team In London July 17 Sos sex at Brighton July 30 Welsh Count ICJI at CnrdlfT Aujr 8 Leicestershire atOm Leloester Om Lester said hat the man were sjl In good shape nnd worn looking fo wnrd to tho mortlns with the bet nrloketens In England Thoy will 18 main abroad about two months wllns from Liverpool on tho Cymric August It ItAnother Another member of the team alt that they were going over no demon stmtA that Americans can play erloln lie in hi that while they were confident I of making a good showing they ware going up against Mia ISnirllshmeiv pt iior own game and that It via gong tn be a dltllcult proposition If FINDS HER DROWNED BSY Inllior One III Dody libeling in the Iluy As Mr Samuel McAfanus of No Ia5n street ratteiiville a I was I searching alone the there today fur ttveyearold lIOn Samuel Jr who disappeared last lUsht she AW a dark lItle form floating out on the water She cut 11 bivunvxn to row out to and tound that It was the body of her MM The boy was lost eon herty before sUndoWn ytuterclay pvna about tin docke A Trlbiiia to Muxlitrnln Oiirtioll When Magistrate Itabsrt Cornell who was recently appointed fa another enyear term 04 City MarlKnla by layer Low reached Jefferson Market Court today he lound a huge floral horseshoe nwnltlns him bearing the In BCtlptlon 1D03191X It Wall the Gift of Court Clerk Itwnl his ifaft of Mk nt cialiM 1 rc 03 wi 4 SHERIFFS MEN TO PLAY BASEBALL Deputies and Assistant Deputies to Oppose Each Other While ExSheriffs Look On Great events so crowd upon ono another In this big city that it Is dlflloul to keep up with the calendar Here Is the latest announcement The Sheriff men are to do battle on Memorial Cay Nine trusty Sheriffs deputies and nine lusty assistant deputies are to meet on either side and play ball Sheriff OBrien will umpire the contest AU bls life Insurance policies have been sut landed over Saturday and the surety company on his bond has doubled the rate But the Minnetonka Club of which he Is chief patron will go down In a body and stand by him in case of I riot ExSheriffs Grant Jimmy OBrien Tamsen Sickles Flack Dunn and Orel will go along to give him advice from experience The occasion Is the club outing at Stotzkys Bellenden Park Flushing and Jackson avenues Far Brooklyn The exSheriffs will be utilized for various services Tom Dunn Is expected to soothe the breast of any player who wants to kill the umpire by telling one of his famous German stories for Instance and tha inxr nf which Is to be set up at third baia an Incentive to every player to get there or die will be in charge of Mr Tam sen until der beer Is oued The game IN for glory the champion ahlo of the Sheriffs office and for a silver plated cup This trophy Is to hang on the water cooler in thi Sheriffs office for the use of the winners The losers are not to be allowed to drink from It Every deputy will play einst its own assistant that he will play tho same position on the field andi the lineup will be as follows DonuUos Assistant Fiedler Gifford Wttlffcrlnir ztihn Wallace lb Haye Tib Plutvkitt ss OBriSi as Kiwarty Zb Altman 2b Cronin 3b Mayforth all Snoddlnlf it waettlf Dunn rf Terry rt CauTold cf McOlvnay of Substitutes Healy and Oovaji Metsr and Shiner Umpire Sheriff William ODrlenj scorer oxBhorlft Gen Daniel SIckle water boy oxSherlff William Droll keeper of Ute bats exBheriff ihiih Grant substltlte ttxnpire ltould any the BherlJr3 decisions prove t8t4J Sheriff James ODrlen ANOTHER AUTO RACE VICTIM IS DEAD I Marcel Renault Who Was Famous lit French Speed Contests Succumbs to HID Injuries PERTIERS rjrftne May IT Maroal Renault the wellknown mot and nviker of automobiles who WAS overturned In a deep ditch near Couohe Voroc twentyon mil from her dur ng tho first staaa of the ParUModrid race whloh started Sunday morning died suddenly early today at Couohe Verao from the affect of ia Injuries ha sustained Renault never recovered full eon lousnMi from the Ump Maurice Far man found hm stretched out beside the track He dirt not reooanlia his accd moTher who hail ttatn At his bed oniiinntly sIno Tuesday nlsht Or Soupeau began to deaixilr yester day evening of saving Hnutufl who sink lowly until hie death occurred Henry Jeannot Henaulf ma ohirL who ufferlim from a broken hiiulder has beN1 removed In an am b1l1llnol to hi home hie mother Ik mllurlnll him FLATIRON MAN ARRESTED Riilinriiiteiident of tho frrnk Ao cuneil of OnunluK SiuoUo Nulannoo Ifldward Bt John Henrlque Superintendent of the Klatlron BulMln was held In C1M for trial by Miglstnite Cornell III Jefferson Market Court oday on a choree of maintaining a smoke niJinv at the building Ilenrlquea pleaded that hard coal wu still ajairoe but Magistrate Cornell 1lA11t a IUoyor 7 iJt Aw JEROME AND FOSTER ROW DistrictAttorney Protests Vainly Against Suspension of Sentence In Case of Wilson Chief Clerk Engineers CONVICTED OF EXTORTION Lively War of Worde Between the Court and Prosecuting Officer but the Judge Would Not Budge from His Position ICier was a lively row In the Court of General Sessions today between Judge Foster and the DlatrlctAtorney With a face pole with anger the Dti trlctAttorney tried to tell the Judge what he believed to toe the duty of the Court and Incensed at the attitude taken by Mr Jerome the Judge vat with drawn features and loked at him When the DistrictAttorney had finished the Court announced that it proposed to do what It conceived to be Its duty and suspended sentence on Henry Wilson Chief Clerk of the United States Enjflner Corp who was con vloted of attempted extortion Wilson wan In tho employ of the Government whon contracting work was being done for the cltr The contractors obtained Ute use of Government boats Wilson made an attempt to bold up the contractors for 55 a day lie sveui trapped and convicted After the conviction former Assistant AttorneyGeneral Bock who won tho Northern Pacific mercer suit for the Government became interested with George Gordon Battle In Wilsons behalf Mr Beck raised the point that Wilson as a Government employee in a Question whloh involved Government property had no rlrht to be tried by other than a United States Court Powerful Influence at Work Since then powerful Influences have ben at work for Wilson Litters have been written In regard to Ills nod character acter and begging clemency from the Judge When brought up lor sentence today Judge Foster eajd lo thought tIle contention of Mr Deck vas well founded and believing a man of WI sons position had been sutfljlantly humiliated by conviction loss of position and imprisonment he wnfl liullred to suspend sentence At this Mr Jerome Jumped to his feet I wish to convince Judge Foster of ila mistake said the DistrictAttorney He declared that the prisoner was worse than a policeman who had been sentenced to two yean In States prison for having accepted money from a dis orderlyhouse keeper He said Wilson could not plead environment as a cause for his action He was bitter in his denunciation of a man raised AS the prisoner had been who went wrong I am surprised said Mr Beck The argument Just made Is vindictive The DistrictAttorney wUlies no account taken of the fact of a previous good character Judge Foster spoke of the poatton held by tht convicted man anti said I be llcve the contention of io dufenlints counsel that the United Sttm authorities are the only ones to inquire Into his conduct I believe you are morally guilty I think the beat thing I can do to auspendr Jerome Interrupt Him The Judge was not allowed to finish the sentence Mr Jerome Intorruptlii heatedly It striken me that this a most extraordinary proposition He is a thiof or he is not a thief He stands toduy a convicted felon According to your ideas ho has violated no law You mlrtakn me Mr DistrictAttor ney md Judge Foster feelingly Ho has violated the law of the State and Federal Government But feeling as I do I am unwilling to pass sentence upon this defendant There la no doubt as to lie moral guilt but In my Judgment he ins been severely punished Not waiting for him to finish Mr Jerome was on his feat again He ws visibly agitated I Judge Foster with all respect said tie Are you going to pronounce Judgment without passing upon the motion pending before you to dlsmsu this case and the one for a new trial Gravely aj I would regret It I would mudh prefer to have a new trial granted to the man than to have the court brought IMo dteraspeot Your honor allows this man to stand a convicted felon when you eay lie Is not But I understand counsel for the defendant withdrew their motions interrupted the Court That Is not true shouted Mr Jftrono Then turning to Mr Beck and Mr Battle he aM Is It true you are willing to let your client po forth a convicted felon when tho Judge nays he ii notW We are satisfied said Mr ttle while Mr Beck pulled him Into a chair and replied Nat AniYTftrable to Jerome ore not answerable to the DIs trlolAttomfy for our professional conduct In reply to Your Honor quea tiro your mvnrestlon Is err ot It Is the defendants wish and his wish must be obeyed Are those motions withdrawn or notr anVrd Mr Jerome Mr llfk aid they were wMlrIraim Then atd Mr Jerome nlmoit sneerIngly It Is 1 different state nt fnue that confronts Your Honor This defendant now stands before you In the light of an Innocent man who has lowed the attgme of a Milof to to pluood upon him What a travesty we are ro Injr through W1t we monkey with law and order this way TO rlW and tho only orN Judge ter la to dlimlM this Indictment If you do not believe the man guilty Dont juggle with jut tloe Judge BVuitor angrily cleolared that he would do Ills duty a a tt aw It and suspend sentence He parolM the prlt end In the charge of the 1rUon Auo ctitlon LAWYER HELD AS A THIEF ruhUuhom Access Him of Tilklnu Mnnny frnm Them James Thomj on A lawyer who il said to llvo In White Ila4n with hs family wia hnd In WOO ball for trial In I the Court of Special Ileaciont today by I Magistrate In the Tombs Court on a ohnrse cit petty larceny vtt I Thompson was uii loyA aa the man tIger of the legal department of Viyno Krataor A Co i ut tshrra of No Ki i i road way Kratier was the ooni4 an i lrOwa said that he had yscc Thump I son 10 iuy a odenJu fe 11 the City In Court and that Thomwon had appropriated the money Mi own ute Ihs tort te thing he sid hail hoppeiud abut a dosen times hlltn Tnoimuon pleaded not guilty sad Tomilo ptdeJ IYI uamllAt i Jc i JUDGE POSTER 1 HIs ATTACKED BY DIST A TTY JZROSW QUALIFIED TO PREACH COSPEL I Six Bishops Take Part ToDay in the Commencement Exercises of the General Theological Seminary air bishops and many prominent Protestant Episcopal clergymen took par today In the annual commence ment the General Theological Sem inary held in the Chapel of the Good Shepherd on Chelsea Square The Bishops were the lit Rev Henry Potter New York Kt Rev Walker of Western New York lit Rev LeIghton Coleman of Delaware Rt Rev Cortlandt Whltehead Crtandt hlehend of Pitts burg lit Rev Arthur Hal of Vermont mont and the lit HOT Brtielbert Tal bot a Central Pennsylvania There was a procession at oclock oclo from the library through the throuh seminary grounds to the chapel which led by the crduntca singing the hym Holy Holy Holy The mombera of the clef and the bishop thelrrobej although In the rear entered the chapel I nut the stunts lining up along each We of the walk at the main entrance ma ont There i were may Wg women anti the relatlvei th rdnth of graduates in the odlflc at the devotional services which ece Uoll eII pre ceded the presentation of diplomas The a2drn to the graduates de Jl ro te was de ll guat livened by i Ir Bishop Potter who preside 1 the degrees coMe by the Acting Dean the Ilev Dr Cad All ot Athe graeluates received degreees A ot A and MeMI Gonrah Colton dlree Staekot of and Sutton receIved additional Degree bachelor in IDlvlnlty were awarded to the Rev Charles Albert Alb Dron BToudate student Qeneral Theo gra1ate Itudent i Gem logical Seminary the Rev Airoon An titus Jaynes chaplain of St John a Joh School IlnluJ the Wl Wl lam hen Owen Jr curate ot Bt Thomss Churh the Rev Ralph Drower Poero curate of Etnonarmel Church New Port I 1el Harvey Peter Walter tit of BL Jamess Church Pituton Degrees Dacaor of Divinity were awarded to the Rt Rev Alexander Vlnton LL bishop of West 5Twn WaasachUfletta aD the 3U Rev CheWon Munson Grlswold ails slonary bishop of SaUna SHIPBUILDING PLANS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED Lewis Nixon Will Urge Stockholder the Company to Accept The plans for the reorganization of the United States Shipbuilding State Com puny have bc completed by George Sheldon and probably will be Shelon w1 an flounced this afternoon Lewis Nixon President of the company said today The reorganisation Is of course In the hands of security holders and as an official of the company I shall take sha tke no part r7e Impossibility of using the treaii ury bonds for working capital ana the clplll ad Urgent need of greater facilities would have used up gftle tlOIt11 eevera yMTv Now money turned evera available for dividends OrnN I iha recommend to security holders clal ceptanco of the now plans as being In their In teW al they provide toe needed facilities and ample each work Ins capital ca LOCKED IN FREIGHT CAR Griffins Nap Cost Him Jin Pln When He Waji nrlraiecl Charged with intoxlcatfun Cnarloa Griffin a lodger at the Kurekn Hotel No ISO Bowery was fined J10 by Mar IMrato FlAmm In thn Wet Side Curt today Policeman Olr elbtrg of the West 3lxtyelghth street station told the Magistrate that hint midnight ho hn been summoned Into the New York Central yards ut Klrventh nvfiuie anti Slxtynecond street by lht ynnl nnloh nnn who tolil him pnnm one lOS being illlnl Ul tlio yard Just hen ol crltd IH me out I For the love of Ood lot me out Where am 1 nny ay7 I The yoke mj Irnceil to pkr4l freight car nml uftcr nn hour delay Qrlllln WIN rrlciimd 1 was rIck arlliln toM the Jklaili trate tortay I Bt Into tin oar vh yptttvdnj afternoon It was opened hvdl And brine drunk went to Jeoi In lrUIIteJ this Magistrate Thatll sip a llriiilT on CO 1rnotUf Herts PXMHUtK In May J7 lonner SiHaJtor DivKl I Hrnilenion IltHHU1 ijui that ho nlll romovo with tla fuiiU to Mow York next fill nml engage In ln prnutloe lie Mill lstc a 11 nnrr but Ul imivu not 11t0UI1 ITS MIRACULOUS Catarrh Colds and Headache can bo Relieved In 10 Minutes and Cured Dr Agnewd Cntnrrlml Powder Is a Wonder Worker I hid Catarrh for I year I had Ca tarrii for yars I bad CiUrrti for 5 eats I hail Caturrh for SO year 1 had Cat rrh for yearn and Ir Aenewa Catarrhal 1owder cured ran These ares tciiuncei from the volumes and volumes ot testimony for this great catarrh cure not nmhircl reLiant but wards frm men and women all over tho continent wlo h4va bun cured I relieves Coda and heal ache due to Catarrh In 10 mlnutni Dr Asniws Ointmtnt cures all skin ErJ Uont Sc IT yol 11 il POLICE PROBE MURDER CASE I They Gather in Witnesses and Suspects in an Effort to Find Man Who Gave McDonald the Fatal Beating FIVE ALREADY IN THE NET Dut Mystery Still Surround the Circumstance Attending the Quarrel Which Led to the Park Row Murder The police of the street station have arrested five men In connection with tho case Patrick McDonald a compositor of No 269 Fourteenth street Brooklyn who wna found in front of the Bridge Cafe in Park How early lost Sunday suffering from tho effects of a brutal assault McDonald died at the Hudson Street Hospital shortly after his orrlvel there Several of his ribs were found to have fractured and he was covered with bruises DfoDonald was a union man and a member of Big Six the members of which offered a large reward for the apprehension of his murderer and Detectives Mahcr Tootney and Mendelion of tho Oak street station have ben working on case Late list night they arrested James Moron fortytwo years old of No North William street and George Olaiaon the bartender of the cafe who Jiveo at No 471 Chauncey street Brooklyn Moran the police say admitted that 1 had seen the assault and said ha could identify the murderer he aw him Qlaaaon told the poll ha knew nothing of the assault but admitted the police say that he had put Mo pt Donx out of thi saloon late Saturday night for fighting About UO oclock this morning the detectives arrested William Castillo twentytwo years old of No 4 Sixth avenue Costello 1 a wellknown character in the locality where the murder murer occurred the police say and Is known by the cognomen tf Kid IJaans cause of his fighting pocllvitles Costello has been committed to the House of Detention and Morn and Ole son were released on 1000 bal each Detective llfther told the Coroner that two other men were under arrest In the Oak street station and would be talcn to court later In the day Tha men were trruted this morning MUNICIPAL CLUB DINES i Meuberi Also Inspect Section of Subway and Llstun to IDloh The Municipal Club of Brooklyn held its annual meeting and dinner at Ra enwebers Circle Hotel Flftyeirhth street and Eighth avenue last night Previous to the dinner through the courtesy of thi Rapid Truiolt Subway Construction Company the club inspected 1 section of the subway After their journey underground the members proceeded back to the hotel and had an Informal dinner Addresses were made by John McDonald I Deyo and iDavlea engineers of the Rapid Transit POLICEMEN HALED TO COURT Brothers Are Charged with Fail hire to Bti port Aired Father Assistant Corporation Counsel liar man Bteiffel summoned Policemen Thomas and Frank Little broken before Judge Newburgtr In the Court of General Bcaslans today on I charge of failure to app their aged father James Little who 1 now living In squalid rooms at No broom street Both pojlofmrn wore pn shsmefaoei poiole when they reached tho court room that they bccffrd Mr Bteiffel to lot thom moKe some arrangement that would not neoernltnte their being IN up before the Judge as criminals The Assistant Corporation Counsel lat if they CororAtion would rim an oenxinvunt to contribute 3d or 11nt theIr fathBrs support ha would not be nell Jpport eiltn his charge against tot In the i cn court The two bli ooa ootiirtn sign fut enough I Consult this list of attractions for Decoratiou Dy outing Shirts I la mol 0 Summer Underwear 50 cts Openwork Hosiery 25 cta Oxford Tie Shoes 6 3300 Pajamas 0 alllrftl Gray Nookwear BOc 1 Idlul Stocks GO cU 100 Fancy Hnndkorehinfti lo for Ilathing Suits and Del Robes At rpsliUly nttraottvo prlcoi Union Taffeta Silk Umtirtillna J150 for J3 00 values lt ttLo Thrco Cor 13th St BROADWAY I Cor Canal St Stores Near Chambers AND GARMeNTS IN MANAHAN3 I IlouIU MOTH BAG Excurtlons WRIT potvr Niawtjuna A FOIKUIKIC ltS WIUII BTU Ptllr Outlnt 1 uoojt Bundin bC il 101 lUj LIn Ito 11 YOflK and VALfllNT from DubraiMi fl PIr II 64 a U4 8 5 A sd WIt t23thst A i iicoQMTh6 cur aCUQ ti djS 5 I Silks SpecialRemnantSal 1200 Remnants of different kinds of silks including many plain taffetas arc to be closed out Thursday day and Friday at soc a yd remarkable value vaue i Also a lot of Crepe de Chine Remnants in many colorings of which the price was up to 150 per yard to close at 75cayd5 Dress Goods Speqial at 580 a yd In the lot you will find So inch English Black Mohair and Sicilian 46inch Black French Voile 44inch Navy I Blue and Gray Sicilian and 42 and 46 inch Colored Voitaj in six colorings all to closed out at 580 a yd 4 special offering FYi in Lord Taylor 4 I Suit D5e i 1 1 Special Sale Womens Tailormade Walking putts I in Blue and Black Cheviot CheVo and Tweed Mixtures blousc3 or threequarter length coaty 5ht silk lined I 2430 value 3S0 Lord Taylor Sale of 1 Parasols All Silk Taffetas newest colorings in polka dots border and hemstitched effects also plain colors in club coachings with casea and bow on handle to match match 250 Lord Taylor I I VAlATUN TIME q1 ff I How to learn where to ITo spend vacations a ijt Is what we all would like toJaW Together with the reason Here Is the answer written pwnt 1 I Let Cares black flag be furled Call once you will norcllnvt1 Upon the New York World Its offices are open wide iti For just such information JI 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