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The evening world., 1905-10-31
BIG RESTAURANT
PROVES FAIL RE.
Projectors of Uptown Place For
merly Owned by Hahn, Make
Assignments.

After an unsuccessful year under new
management. the big restaurant found
ed at No. 32l Columbus avenue by r. NJ.
Ham and later owned by the La Ro"
chelle Restaurant Company, to-day
failed. The company assigned 70 Ed
ward a. Freshman.
The place was the pioneer hiCh-class
restaurant OF the upper West Side,
drawing Its patronage from the very
best people Of that and adjacent neigh
borhoods. When Richard NJ, Haan, the
original owner, took charge OF the st,
Regis last year, he sold the business to
a syndicate headed by Florence l.. Koo-
yessy. This company has 0 had the
success that seemed 10 have come to the
restaurant In it's former years. The ds-
signmen, to-day followed.
No reason OF the failure OF the con-
eern was announced. and the assignment
came as a surprise to many Of the
patrons,
One OF the members OF the. law
receiver Of the restaurant. Edward
Finch, belongs said today that II the
Mace could be sold AS a going con-
Germ the creditors would probably get
20 cents on the dollar. From this same
aource Il was learned that Mrs.
Tovessv. wife o. the former musical
director Of the regtaurant. sunk Ne
tween t3nOO and si0.nn0 while backing
We" husNn-d's comnanv.
The evening world., 1905-10-31
WOMAN CONFESSES
SIZE IS A BURGLAR
Mrs. Title Ebinger Was
EnyiouS of Fine Raiment
Of Neighbor.

Love OF inery and Jealous OF her
ne!ghbor's SPLENDID raiment proved her
un1oing OF Mrs. Title Changer, OF No.
S3 West Fifty-fourth street, the wife Of
a driver for the Westcott Express Com
pany, who, when arraigned before Mag
lstrate tSeinert to-day. pleaded guilty
Of burglary.
Several days ago Miss Kate McOaull,
who is a floorwalker employed In a big
department store, reported that her
apartment in No. 1853 West Ffty-tourth
street hud been robbed
Detectives quinn and Fitzgerald OF
the West Fonty-seveneh street station,
YER put on the case and In the course
OF the investigation managed to get
into the Ebinger apartment OF tho floor
ABOVE Mss McCaul. There they found
all the stolen property.
Young Mrs, Ebinger, who appeared In
court leading a beautiful little boy OF
five, dressed in a brilliant Lord Faun-
tleroy costume, admitted that she had
climbed down the fire-escape and gained
admiss ion TO Miss McCaulls nat for the
purpose OF robbery, She said she had
been Jealous for months Of the fine
appearance OF her neighbor, was tempt
ed and fell. She was held for the Grand
Jury,
The evening world., 1905-10-31
Of MRS. TODD
DATED 1902FLEO
1t Leaves Estate for Life to
Her Daughter, Mrs,
Frank TouSey.

Ingersoll Lockwood filed to-day the
will Of aged Margretta Todd, the
wealthy and eccentric woman found
dead by the railroad track near Phila-
delpnla last week.
The will was dated June %, 1902, and
left all her diamonds, jcwelry, orna-
ments, gowns, brlc-a-brac, household
furniture. and pictures to her daugh-
ter Resale, wife Of Frank Tousey.
ITO my companion, Jennie NJ. Paine,
1900; to my friend, Ingersoll Lock-
wood, Esq $500"
All the rest OF Mrs. Todds millions
are given 10 Mrs. Tousey for life, with
Mr.. Lockwood as executor having full
power with Mrs, Tousey's consent to
sell any par, Of the estate they like.
At the death OF Mrs, Tousey the
estate is to be distributed In equal
shares 10 my sister Rebecca Nussoaum
and her three soma, and Milton Berolz-
hime, son Of my deceased daughter
Kate"
There is said to be a later will and
Mr.. Tousey, who Is hurrying home
from Europe, will have 10 fight a num-
Der Of other relatives for the estate.
Coroner Dugan said In Philadelphia
to-day;
III Il Is true that an effort was made
to induce old Mrs. Todd TO sign a new
will on the day before her mysterious
death, the necessity for a most thor
ough investigation is obvious.
This strange th%ree-cornered fight for
control Of the dead woman's estate
must also be probed to the bottom.
with the disclosures accompanying
the struggle Of the lawyers to obtain
Mrs. Todd'a effects and the battle Of
the detectives 70 gain possession
OF the Won Hoffman apartments, the
picturesque character and life Of Mrs.
Todd Is being revealed.
Mrs. Todd began her career here many
years ago, She was a clearinghouse
keeper. she boarded her savings, and
from n clearinghouse there grew
two and then three. Then she became
the clearinghouse queen.
Five years age, when she was living
at the Hotel Marlborough with Mr..
Todd, her third husband, she presented
O striking figure In the hotel corridors.
sho was then nearly sev~enty-hve years
Old, but used every art to appear as a
young matron.
Although very wealthy, Mrs. Todd was
extremely penurious' Her perSQnal eff
fects were OF the cheapest quality; her
diamonds were iarse, but detective,
Miss Knight, who took Mrs, Todd TO
the rN eHty-third street ferry, persists
IN shrouding herself I'm mystery. She
attended the funeral yesterday but re-
fused to give her home address,
The evening world., 1905-10-31

asylum without even being given a
glimpse Of her husband. AS the car
riage passed. wit In sight of the Court
House Ms. Reid looked longingfy out
OF the door fIr her husband Tears
came into her eyes and she seemed
greatly agitated,
Mr.. Reid. VINO was formerly manager
OF Frederick DelanO's Cherry Stock
Farm, near Quaker Ridge, says that
his bride is MOI Insane.
~ saw her yesterday said he, land
she booked fine. Do you know there IL
a conspiracy on the part Of her brothers
10 keep her In the asylum 50 that /
cannot have her, but She IL mine and
she told me she would never give me
up. She begged me 10 &c; her out NJ
the asylum. ard wlCl ! told her 7 was
fighting hlrt for her. s1c was greatly
pleased. I know, size said, I Fave a
husband who Will fGht flr ny liberty
and rot be Ike my brothers, who want
ne n prisoner hire ! propose to get
experts nrd th.Ie will be a hot bnttle
for M S2rgh'5 liberty
The evening world., 1905-10-31
HOPES To DEADEN
NOISES ON THE L"
Manager Hedley Is Expert
menting with Various
ExpcdientS.

<Referring to-day 10 experiments be-
~. conducted in Chicago with a view
10 &adenlng the noise Of the elevated
trainSA, by ballasting tho tracks with
gravel ppured in box-llke spaces in the
openings between the ties, General
Manager Hedley said:
I'VE are watching this and all other
experiments that are being made to
reduce noise on elevated rCads, and |
viii say that any expedient that seems
pucotesful VIA md US ready and any
ious 10 adopt II, We have been for
tpenAy years making improvements
right along with that end In view, and
am OF the opinion that we have sue
decided very well, considering the dil-
nculties with which we have mad to
Mr., Hedley declined 10 discuss the
details OF any experiments that have
been made, but a member OF tho en-
gineering stan OF the IL" lines said:
we nave al. instance OF ballastlng
an elevated o a II the case OF teo
tracks OF the New York Central In
upper Park avenue. There Il has not
proved AL that was expected of H.
In our own experiment. we have
made many changes In the structure
a In The construction OF the rolling
stock. We never have been able 10
overcome the. thud ~ heavy cars roll
ine over steel structures. but We lave
u Vdy wnh the rhfging RACKET I'M
fheen and structure. and have re-
, Ruced the dlsagreeable noises OF he
70 what we consider a minimum
ntn something better Is discoveree
IDQn we now have.
Uoat carefN consideration 10 TIE AT
fcr o. sound, and for moro thu n I
~ years we have been evA.--lg
9orinoally, and VIII kes1
y fc>rs u hope tor (, II
The evening world., 1905-10-31
STARTS FIGHT FOR
HIS BRIDE N COURT
Capt. Reid Has His Wife
Taken from BloomingdaIe
to White Plains.
DUKE
Especial to The Evening World,

N'fN'AAA W @NN AH'hhhAAN ''AH'fN
WHITE PLAINS, n. " Oct. 81
Capt. Albert Deane Reid, formerly OF
the queens Seventh Huzzars, to-day
began his legal battle to have his bride
Of six days, Mrs. Ann Delano Reid,
helress and society belle OF Mamaro-
neck, released from the Blo,mingdale
Asylum.
Mrs. Reid, who had been brought
from the BlOomlngdale Institution on q
writ Of habeas corpus, was kept In a
closed carriage a block away from the
Court-House, while tho proceedings
were conducted before County Judge
Plat. She was In charge Of o female
keeper.
Capt, Reid was represented by John
NJ. Digney. Heary I. Dykman and
Henry A. Himmelmann appeared for
Victor, Clarence and Frederick Delano.
brothers Of tho bride, who was taken
from her husband-kiinapped is the
captuin's word fc ton Oct. q, the
lay after their marriage. and returned
to the asylum. When the marriage
took place che was out Of the asylum
on parole.
When the hearing began Lawyer big.
ney declared that Mrs. Rod had been
imprisoned In the asylum without war
rant Of law.
Attacks Her Commitment.
"When this young m was first
committed TO BloOmingdale In Sept.
1904 said Lawyer Dlgney. the court
was asked by the attorney 70 dispense
with a notice, She was not given a
hearing and she was committed to the
asylum for life, upon a final judgment
OF the County Judge unless otherwlse
released, 1t was a perpetual commit.
ment unless something else interviewed
There is a question Of law involved
In this commitment which I wish your
honor to pass upon. / move to set
aside this commitment and DISCHARGE
tnis perton, She was committed with.
Out due process of law, in violation Of
the statutes Of the State and Constin,.
ton Of tho United States. I would Ike
TO have this Young woman committed +,
some other institution pending a de.
clsion.
rms asylum Is used as a general
rendezvous for insanity experys Who
have examined hcr and made up their
a against her. When her husband
coull not see her these experts were al.
lowed TO examine and crozs-auestlon her
as TO her insanity"
Lawyer Dykman c~onteaded tao. Mrs
Red was properly committed IN 1901
The roace 10 her was dispensed
with,' slid he, "because a STATE of facts
existed that such n notice would excite
otd alarm he-, and miSft make her At.
temp, 70 ,sclPe. Therefore. legal no,ies
WIS properly dispensed wlth. ]? ste Is
sane VIC want her discharged II che IL
Insane we want ber Eg7. iN restraint.
To Hear Testimony.
Judge P.att decided 20 hear testimony
on November s&ta as a whether Mrs.
Reid, VINO a.. only Is wears Og u-c. "a
Insane CT ,ao,. IS fhe result Of this
DECISION. Captain Rad VIII hayr 10
snnity exports. q get his bride out OF
"a mad house.
~ has wayy black hair and 2 full
foDna face. which In rather pale and In
gnarLK contrast with the red cheeks OF
her I've Dig brothers. When tie court
heart. twas over a male keeper from
&dale Asylum Jumped on the
box 1890 the ~coachnan. The Nlor5es
yere sesid bed up and the alleged Insane
ride wnip hurriediy driven back 10 ths
The evening world., 1905-10-31
HALL CAME

this country and England. The bad *
ample shown by men Of wealth In their
business methods is largely responsible
FOR THIS. The rich continue to display
a growing disregard for honor in their
methods OF adding to their already vast
ealih The small Ivy follow their
methods as a matter Of course,
= dOat mean % Imply that we are
al going TO the devil. | am not alto
20 her a cynil. but il would seem tho
modern code OF honor for a gentleman
embraces .nesc three salient principles
Live cXpcnsively, cheat In business,
out never AZ cards, and always lie in
defense OF a woman"
The evening world., 1905-10-31
KING CARNIVAL
I HOLDS SWAY
IN NEWARK
City Gives Itself Up to
Big Halloween
Celebration.
1900 IN THE PARADE.
Many Gorgeously Decorated
Floats with Dainty Dane
ing Fairies.
IN THE PARADE.

The Hallowe'en carnival In Newark 10.
night ds going to BE- the greatest pa
Coaat and Funniest Of the SORT ever seer
in this part OF the country. In fact It
has assumed a serious inspect from thc
monster preparations that have gone
forward In the past few days, and the
municipal authorities are to-day con-
sulitng on the ACCESSIBILITY OF calling
out the militia to assist the police.
Present Indications are that the clty's
entire population will turn out to take
part in the spectacular frolic and that
there will be between 10000 and 100000
visitors from neighborlng cities, towns
and villages.
The ragamufin parade OF the past few
years caused small riots and endless
scenes Of disorder, and these were mere
sparkings compared to the great carni-
val that will burst forth tonight In
the glory Of 100000 ~vari-oolored lights, a
procession OF brilliant floats and the
marching Of scores OF organizations
bearing torches and colored lights.
Vast Throngs Of Maskers.
Thosa u,ho hive ham orro,rtnu o..
the Halloween celebration have sought
10 combine tho best features OF the New
Orleans Mardi-Gras, the Mummers Pa
rade OF Philadelphia and the Ml-Careme
OF Paris, Enormous throngs Of maskers
will take part In the procession. and tho
city officials fear that mot onIy will low
be ~unconfned, but as the evening ad-
vano.x will laan hevo,d al .o.,.a
a~,~ D'V'u al restraint
strings OF electric tights so close to-
Gether as 10 almost form canoples hcve
been stretched from curb TO curb along
thu full length ~ tho ,,no 40 uor,h
go HII,,.e-. M ~ natHt'
ry f'rs - les'ooneu WIN
dropping strings OF incandescent lamps
Suspended from tho trees.
Many Of the out-of-town floaAs thai
seen ~ 'he palaue began ar
Etvihs eeTly To-Day and the city put On
the appearance OF being besieged by in
Vulnerable circus The dancers
INC fairies VINO wall adorn the ioats
costume. The business OF the entire
CITY is virtually suspended. So great is
lie interest hi the carnival Thai men.
women and children can talk OF noth.
lnx INIT their masks and f%antastlc dis.
gt,ises'
eOniy those in mask and costume will
be aSle 10 fake part In the parade in
1snsrata oreanjzatIons 10 oomnete for
49, NAM ba ndSoma nrizes offored
Mo-. than ona bundred organIzation
stsasAv have hoan enterad
' W ,
King CannIVal ~ Boss
v,rx Carnival. vhose he~adouarter
The evening world., 1905-10-31
DENTISTRY.

by tho ATsoIsf NsSoI- ia MsaaS A:
ance IN dsn!al soiene,, oIiginasssae pesga'saa
snsor any pees5ally fes q set Of, faiss teeth
Loose and falling teeth arc mhde finn ana
T,}NE, t9yey1GGll a ny "a am y s,naS osknW JMIIleox. shd
all other dental work IA ROaompilfhsd With.
gat ya ngl With. guaranteed saustach9lE
Nllh years o. cxperlOnca al your dIspoenl. 10
chcap WORK, but tho beat AZ reasonaDle
RRTaisHsSss' oa9%ol ~ to wG VIZ S'aT wcsr a.y, o osis.
Examination ana advice free 10 all.
COR n0N MARTIN. N, D. DDS uns,
suls 7oi, $40 sth Az, Cor. sd 81,
NEW YORK,
Appointments by lotter, telegram or 'phons
f50G3 Madam sauarel.
The evening world., 1905-10-31
MILLION FOR THREE
NEW BRIDGES.
Aldermen Adopt Report in Favor
OF Them and New
Hospital.

The Board Of Aldermen this afternoon
approved the action Of the Board Of Es-
innate for the issue Of $4,000 for the
new tuberculosis Hospital and $3.50
for municipal lodging houses,
The recommendation for the Issue Of
$4,000 for the Botanical Gardens and
$500, 900 tor athletic fields was referred
to the Finance Committee.
The report OF the Finance Committee
recommending the issue OF capital stock
OF $500 900 for tho improvement OF Pei.
ham Boy bridge; $4,000 o for the Man
haitian terminal OF the Williamsburg
bridge and N75,0O for the Dutch XIII
bridge were adopted.
The evening world., 1905-10-31

That Han Gaines visit to America
has not softenel the pesslnlsm that
is breathed through mlny o. his novels
was apparent IN an interview he gave
Just before he sailed for home to-day
on the Curarler Caroni2.
After remarNing that he lad enjoyed
the Hospitality extended TO him during
hts stay in the states ana that ne had
ueytr enjoyed a s~1iourn In any coun-
try more than his wish. here, he said;
~ have noticcl that thore seems TO be
o decay I'm honor and ch.yalry both in
The evening world., 1905-10-31
Memorial Mcetlno p~,stp.n,a

The me1nor!al meeting In honor o. tho
Mrs. Charles Russell Lowell called
Tonight by Central Council Of tho New
YORK charity Organization s2ciety was
night at SIS. when II will be held at
the United Charities Building. The
speakers announced are: Robert W. De
Forest, Joseph II. Choate, Prof. Felix
Adler and Jacob Ria.
The evening world., 1905-10-31

-. pnsslo. ana failed. Persons gwen up AS
Inrn-nbie have been cured by MARALGNA
lung CURE o. C~ansnmpti9n, Al iunS trons
AM Mad and pnctmOnla, n snlgt tesU inOni,ts
ard proof on file. breaks a cold In one night
ebTsh eompIetely In Il few days, Mnral,na
Cure is prescribed and recommended by
Lrofs 49, ana experts OF tho Health Journal
Manufactured and sold by Anna Ausshor,
10 w. sist H., n v. CITY. VII 'esa'o
Al crittenton's, IFS Fulton at., and Rooss-
welt pharmacy. iTJ Park Row.
The evening world., 1905-10-31

The Pink Edition OF the ErenIn.
World contain, All Sporting Ma ~
the Day
The evening world., 1905-10-31
HEARST NOMINEES WIN.
Justice slower Refuses 10 Man
damus Election board.

Justice Slower to-day handed down his
decision IN the cases OF the Hearst nom
In the Fifth. Twenty-sixth and
Thirty-second Assembly Districts.
He refused to mandamus the Board
Of Elections in either case. Tammany
will appeal to the Appellate Division
tomorrow IN the two latter, and so will
the Hearstites in the Fifth District case.
The evening world., 1905-10-31
MaraIina Lung ard
CONSUMPTION Cure.

Grtat Secret Discovery I'M
ported from Europei nun.
dreds Of years ole, Inherited
from my gsandparerisi made
u quite herbs MARALlNA
TIfNC CIfnE has done lta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-23
MARKET DULL
BEFORE HOLIDAYS
Dealings Of a Restricted charac.
ter Generally, Though There
Were Some Good Gains.
ANACONDA MAKES BIG JUMP.
Cleared Seven and a Quarter Points
Metal Stocks Freely bought
Close Irregular, Feycrish.

New York Dec. 23-Small fractional
gains were the rule ut the outset In the
stock market today and there wis an en-
tlro absence OF movement 10 call for spc-
clal comment.
Dealings were Of restricted character
IN view OF the impending holiday and the
closing down Of the London market. The
evening up process showed some rregu-
lartties at intervals. but the undertone
was IN the main good and the market
The local fractions were feverish and
moved contrarywisc. Metropolitan street
Railway showing n gain OF over point
while Metropolitan Securities ruled about
as much lower. Third Avenue on the 9TH
erer hand moved up steadily sia to no.
Anaconda jumped TO 30, rise of "a,
Smelling and Corn Products preferred i'm
proved III and Atchison. Minneapolis, y
Paul and Sauto Ste Marie. L. c. G. *,
Louis, Amalgamated Copper Corn Proud
uets, Cotton Oil and Vrgnia-tarolina
Chemical to IL, Northwestern preferred
Eel lon 81.
Purchases Of the metal group Increased
largely. especially the t. s. Steel stocks,
Tho common sold at 2g96. the best price
reached on the current upward movement,
There was a good demand for a num-
Der Of other low priced stocks. but the
fluctuations In the generally features were
narrower than usual The sudden drop
" -. In Metropolitan Securities and the
reaction Of points in Third Avenue caus-
ed some general selling. Anaconda was
IA notable feature rising over % points
to 2l6 The general market was feverish
and irregular at the close.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago Cea 23--The wheat market
here today was steady and sellers were
held In check by predictions OF large
decrease in the world's shipments. May
opened unchanged 10 a shade lower at si4
Snslis, sold at SlAWsis and settled back
10 SIS.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re.
ported receipts OF 635 cars against holi'
day q year ago.
Moderate Nmand by shorts held. the
corn market steady, May opened a shade
lower at 49, and sold at iisgifh.
BuyirS of the May delivery By cash
houses caused firm tone In the oats
market but prices showed little chang;
sold at BIS.
Provisions were firm. May pork. was up
% at l362ia lard was shade higher at
40 Ribs we're up g.a at l.&,
Sa, No. / northern. SsI5qs7; No, . north
ern, S'sgs6' No; ssPri,,s;; , %ass
SOrn-No' z tSS' No: > ss2gi.y
The market became firmer during the
last hour because OF purchases by mum.
erous leading bulls. The demand created
by them pushed May up to SIS, the high
point OF the day. The close was firm. with
May eSSr up at nars %s4: sasod off Aurns the
latter part of the session, May going
down to 4id44lsA which was the low point
OF the day and the closing quotations The
close was easy, May being down u.
Close: Wheat--ec SIS, May, ShHs7S.
Corn-Dec, "a; old, 81 May. i4fi&4t..
Oats-Dec., 30is; May, 3l&a3ih.
PORCELAIN, 1916; May. 1870.
Lartl--Des., 7.S; May, 7.5SdI S2is; jan,
7.i5; Liiy, 7.57lt416o.
Ribs-Jan. 7171s; May, 7.S7t487 40; July,
1901 .52iz,
Rye-Cash. 6746s.
Fiax-Cash, northwestern, 1.osit.
TimOthy-March. S.S.
Clover-Cash. 300
Barley-Cash, 3lIsu54.
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CONCENTRATES,

Samuel Newhouse departed for New
York again this afternoon.
Supt. F. w. Sherman of the DAILY
West mill at Park City Is In the city.
Regular shipments continue to come
from the Wyoming mine In American
Fork canyon.
A ss-ton lot OF ore from the Beck Thu
mel Consolidated was sold In yesterdays
market for Al0o,
Manager Charming OF the Utah Con-
solIdated was at that company's Bi1g-
ham mine yesterday
Lafayette Hanchett of the Newhouse
mines departed yesterday afternoon for
Denver on n brief business trip.
Conditions at the cyclone property at
Stockton are reported 20 be In a very
encouraging state at the present time.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday We're as follows:
Crude ore and concentrate. s26,700; base
bullion, s4l,l0o.
The Judge mill at Park City be-
gan grinding this morning. II IL be-
lieved the mine will now make a good
account of itself.
The stock OF the Cyclone Mining COM
pany of Stockton has been assigned TO
a place on the black board of the Salt
Lake stock and Mining Exchange.
Manager E. W. Clark OF the ophir
Hill mine at ophr Is in the city today
and reports things moving along In
about the usual way at that property.
The Columbus Consolidated Mining
company has 20 teams hauling ore from
that Alta property. 1t will not be long
until this company will be on a divi-
dend basis.
l.. A. Copeland manager OF the Tay-
Tor & Brunton Sampling company. Is
enjoying visit over Christmas from
his brother, w. $. Copeland and wife,
of Aspen, Colo.
San Francisco correspondents OF
James 4. Pollock & Company are pre-
dieting today an early boom in Gold
field stocks. Sandstone made q sem
sational advance today.
Captain Duncan M6vichie, manager
OF the Bingham Consolidated company,
has gone 10 Los Angeles 10 remain until
after the holidays with his family, who
are spending the winter there.
There Is considerable Inquiry being
made nv local investors for East Butte
stock. which Is about 10 be placed on
| the market. One brokerage firm has
asked for an allotment to Salt Lake
There has been a whole lot OF in
1 quiry for locally, and In the east, dur
Ing the past week for stock Of the Ohio