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TEN PAGES.

Miss Bernice Giles arrived home from
Boston this morning.
Mrs. A. w. Cushman left yesterday for
short visit in Boston.
DR.. George E. Parsons, of Castine, was
in Ellsworth yesterday.
Mrs. Harry B. Rogers, OF Brewer, is vis-
iting Mrs. Jonathan Langley.
Horace F. Wescott, who has been con-
fined to his house by illness the past week,
is improving.
Capt. Jonathan Langley was at home
over Sunday. His vessel, the A. F. Kind
berg, is at Bangor.
DR.. Edwin A. Clark, of Worcester, Mass.
spent Sunday here with his parents, A,
w. Clark and wife.
Peter Starkey, the veteran harness
maker, of Water street, is quite ill at hi:
home on South street.
Harvard, son of Henry Cook, of Boston
formerly OF Ellsworth, who has been i'll 8
long time. is very low.
A plant of $1,000 trout fry from the
Green Lake fish hatchery was made ir
Patterns pond yesterday.
The dry goods, shoe, clothing and mil
linery stores have agreed to close at
O'Clock during the summer.
Harry l.. era btree and wife and Frank
S. Crabtree will leave to-mor row for a
week fishing at Donnel's pond.
The senior class of the high school will
give the annual reception to the junior.
tomorrow evening at Society hall.
Miss Beth Macomber. OF Seal Harbor
has been spending few days here with
her mother, Mrs. F. H. Maeomber.
Ellsworth and Franklin high school
ball teams played at Franklin Saturday
afternoon. Ellsworth won by score Of
IA tot.
Capt. s. o. Moore and daughter Mar
garet, who have spent the winter in Els
worth, have returned to their Prospect
Harbor home for the summer.
The rummage sale announced to be held
this week by the Oak Park Lincoln street
branch of the Village improv ement soci-
ETY., was indefinitely postponed.
Miss Mary A. Young, formerly of North
Bend, Surry, died at her home in Boston
last Friday, aged thirty-two years. She
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-05-13
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J. Holmes, J. A. Peters, J. T. Giles, R. E.
Mason, John o. Whitney, A. W. Austin,
Louis F. Higgins, L. M. Moore, c. M.
Witham, John H. Bresnahan. Alternates-
Henry Whiting, c. L. Morang, o. w.
Tapley, R. /. Moore, w. H. Brown, L. Fl.
Cushman, John W. Mccarthy, M. J.
Drummey, j. P. Eldridge, N. C. King, G.
A. Parcher, S. Milton Beckwith, George
NJ. Campbell, Benz. Franklin, E. ]. Walsh,
o. w. Tripp, F. B. Aiken, r. M. Campbell,
H. B. Moore.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-05-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS raIs WEEK.

r
Altha Stevens--Public stenographer.
Liquor indictments
In MISUNDERSTANDING Moore.
Exec notice-Est Augustus N Osgood.
Est Rhoda z NJ Teel.
Admr notice-Est Herbert NJ Gray.
Est Mary Straw.
a. :" Est Fred f Straw
Est Harriet Davis.
County commissioners notice.
Wasson-Launch for sale.
l. Kingman-Top buggy for sale.
Probate notice Ests Nahum Hinckley ct
ais.
Peters-Suite Of Offices to let.
Osgood-Closing out sale.
w Morang-Closing out sale.
Moore-Druggist.
Gallert--Dry goods. boots and shoes.
w Tapley-fnsurance.
Maine Central X R-Time-table.
A Haynes-Cash market.
Happy Hour theatre.
EpES, Me:
Selectmen's notice.
YORK ISLAND, ISLE Az HAuT, Me:
James Conley-Notice.
BosToS:
Hyde, Wheeler Co--veal and eggs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-05-13
SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
At ELLSWORTH PosroFFIcE.
IN effect May 10. 1905.

NAILS RECEIVED.
FROM WEsT-7.1l a m. 4.ss and SOS pm.
FROM EAsT-1i.07 m. 1905, 5.55 and 1882 D m.
MAIL CLOSES AT PosToFFIcE.
GoISG EAsr-6.so III, and $50 m.
GOING wgsr-l1.45, l1.3o m, $50 and m.
SUNDAY NAIL.
FROM WEsT--Ar. 40 q m.
GOING WEsr--Mail closes $50 D m.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
CHANLER TAKES
A WH|RL ROUND
LONG ISLAND
Makes First of Seventeen
Speeches at Mineola, Where
Early Day Crowd Cheers.

M1NEOLA, l., l., oct 17.-Lieut. Gov.
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler. accompanied
by several of the other candidates on
the Democratic state ticket, started out
early to-day on a rash campaigning
tour Of Long Island. The party left
Long Island City shortly after S A. NJ.
and the itinerary for the day takes
them all the way down the island
to Greenrort on the northern shore
and Sag llurbor on the south.
Seventeen stops for speeches ranging
from five to twenty minutes in length
during the day are arranged, with a
mass meeting in Long Island City At
night.
The first stop was made at Mineola.
where Mir. Chanler found n big crowd
awaiting him. In his speech he said
that Gov. Hughes was running on his
record as Governor, while he himself
was appealing to the citizens OF New
York State to vote for him on his past
lie and also his record as Lieutenant
Governor. lie said he owed his nomina-
ton to no one man, and II elected he
would see that the laws are enforced.
"A man Is judged by what he does
and not by what he promises" said Mr..
Chanler in conclusion, and this Is
especially true in public officials. Some
candidates in their greed for votes
pledge themselves to do things which
they know they cannot carry out II
elected. If l am elected / will carry out
all the promises l have made during
this campaign and will serve the people
In seeing that the laws are upheld"
With Mr. Chanler is State Treasurer
Hauser. Henry =. Keith and Lawrence
kerwin. OF the State Comptroller's Of
flee Munson Morris Democratic candi-
date for Congress in President Roose-
velts nome district, and Edward Bailey,
r.. who Is candidate for State Sem
ator from the First District.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
HAMS BROTHERS
ARE INDICTED FOR
ANN|S MURDER
Queens County Grand Jury
Holds Them to Be
Equally Guilty.

The Queens County Grand Jury
handed down to-day indictments charg-
ing Capt. Peter C. Hams .tr. and his
brother, T. jenkins Hams. with murder
cused OF the murder OF William E. An
mis- at the clubhouse OF the Bays!de
Yacht Club last summer.
The Grand Jury by its indictments
shows that 1t holds 7. Jenkins Hams,
the novelist. equally guilty OF the muir
der with his brother, although T. Jen-
kins Hams did not fire shot The in
dicted men will be arraiEned before
Justice Garretson. in the Supreme
Court. at F. shing. on Monday morn
ing al 10 o'clock for pleading.
peculiar feature OF the indictments
is the fact that Gen. Peter C. Hams,
the father OF the accused men, and
Major j. I. Hams. their brother. were
called before the Grand Jury as wit
nesses against T. jenkins Hams. The
other witnesses against him were
Robert Mackay, Charles II. Roberts
and Harvey G. Rockwell, eye witnesses
of the shooting of Annis; DR. Walter
Frey, DIR. Joseph II. Bloodgood and DIR.
L. III. Schmuck. The only witnesses
heard against Capt. Peter c. Hams
were Mr.. Roberts. Mr.. Rockwell DR.
Frey and Or. Sohmuck. District-At-
torney Darrin in this case simply proved
that Capt. Hams shot Annis and that
the death of Annis resulted from the
/ shooting.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
CHRONIC TALKER
BARRED OUT Of
BUDGET MEETING
H. j. Schneider Escorted From
Platform to Door by a
Policeman.

Henry ]. Schneider secretary of the
Eleventh Avenue Track Removal Asso-
citation. who has talked at almost all
of the recent noon-hour budget discus
sions held in connection with the bud
get exhibition In the City Investing
Building walked out of the one held to-
lay escorted by policeman. This
was after Schneider had tried TO talk
and had been shut Off by former Detec-
tive Sergeant MCManus. house detec-
tive at the City Investing Building
Schneider walked in early with a big
indie of papers. and sat himself at the
press table. McManus. a tall, broad
shouldered person, slid quietly into a
chair behind Schneider. AS the latter
toward the close of the meeting, started
to rise, waving letter from Alderman
Boyer McManus leaned over and
tapped him on the shoulder.
If YOU get up to speak" Schneider
was told, you will get put out These
people are tired of your constant in
terruptions II you attempt to inter-
rupt to-day out you go"
Schneider waited his chance and
jumped onto the platform and started
to speak He was stopped. and turned
to Allan Robinson. chairman OF the
meeting. Arrest me-" cried Schneider.
Il won't give YOU that satisfaction"
replied Robinson. Then Schneider
started all over again. And by this time
policeman had walked in. McManus
invited Schneider off the platform. and
he was gently but firmly urged toward
the door.
The school teachers, who are, most
of them. advocates of equal pay, were
on the qui vive to hear Miss Strachan.
but she failed item. Mr. Robinson
stated that the reasons for her absence
were detailed in the newspapers. In
cidentally. he threw down gauntlet
to the Education Board.
Il have great Difference for city Of
ficials who do their duty" he said. but
we do not propose 10 be blocked in
our purpose TO get Information The
taxpayer has the right to know what
has become OF his money"
The evening world., 1908-10-17
QuakerS' Back Field, Made Up
of Subs, Won Their Game
in First Half.
THE E.UP.


FRANKLIN FIELD, Philadelphia,
oct. 1.-THE PENNSYLVANIA eleven. with
its backfield positions held down by
substitutes. expected a hard and Cruel
ling contest from Brown, and the Qua
kers started in to tear their rivals line
up from the jump and scored twelve
points in the first half this being the
only score of the game
The weather was pleasant, but en-
tirely too warm for football The at
tendance was large many of the fairer
sex gracing the grandstands and APP
plauding the respective players.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
Defeats Lehigh by Score of 10
to 0, Changing Players
During Game.
THE LINE up.
Special to The evening worId)

ANNAPOLIS, Md, oct. L. The
Middirs defeated their old rivals, the
Lchigh eleven, in easy style here to-
day by score of 16 to o. The Navy
has strong team, and when it looked
as If they would not be pressed they
made many changes in the lineup
This was done to save the regulars for
the game next saturday with Harvard.
lie weather WAS too war for football
and the PLAYERS suffered very much
from the heat.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
MAN HALTS
SOLEMN FUNERAL MASS.

During the funeral services OF Louis
Bermholz, an ex-police captain, in the
Church OF the Paulist Fathers. at
sixtieth street and Columbus avenue,
to-day, a coatless. hatless man caused
what was almost a panic among the
mourners when he rushed shrieking at
the top of his voice up the aisles to the
altar.
The solemnization of the funeral mass
mad nrared It's end when the man APP
peared. He stood in the door for a
moment and then. before any one di-
vned Ills purpose, ne daued up tho
aisle screaming inartieuately, Father
Cassidy. who was celebrating the
funeral mass, and his two assistant
priests, tried To calm the man until
policeman Collins arrived and led him
fIOm the edIfiCe.
In the West side Court Magistrate
Walsh sent the man TO Bellevue
Hospital ~. examination He would
give no explanation Of his act but
SAID mis- name was Eugene J Fassex
and that hc lived al Fifty-seyenth
street and Tenth avenue
The evening world., 1908-10-17
PUNTERS HOLD THE
FRONT AT CHICAGO.

MARSHALL FIELD. CHICAGO. Oct
IA triumph in the art Of kicking
goals from the field was resigned to
prove Chicagos supremacy in the de-
partment OF toe experts was the plan
Of the Maroons for humbling Illinois In
the annual football game to-day. A
booting of the ball ives expected, for
while capt. Steffen and Schooner are
stars Of the Chicago team, Railsback,
for Illinois, Is punter not 10 be over
looked. 4 Z
Kicked of, Shoemaker made a touch
down, Score, Chicago, &; Illinois, o.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
STUDENTS ESCAPE FIRE.

LINCOLN, Neb. oct. 1.-THE Ne.
braska Military Academy, three miles
ives, Of ms, city, was destroyed by Are
to,aa> os,o I I'm, slNty-iive students, ali
established recently by - d HaWws Was
II occupied building erected Tor ~
Western Normal College. The loss =
suranCe. 0''S' IA
The evening world., 1908-10-17
HURT IN FIGHT AT SEA.
sailor ID, ing. aud Two or Crew Ar.
Landed in Chnins,

Details Of a fight on the high seas in
"il'' knives and other weapons were
Freely used were' brought here this
morning 10y the Norwegian steamship
lnbuSama' from Calcutta. Nissan Fan.
ln"ha, a member of the vessels crew.
r. DYING In the Norwegian Iospjtsh
ba t ~ as result Of the fracas.
hay" assaulted Eanmcha two GaTs o, ~
W"rr plt IN chains until the SIMS a.
rNlI an TINS port. They We're then a.
rested and locked up at Brook Iyn Poitiir.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
HURLS HIMSELF
TO DEATH UNDER
SUBWAY TRAIN
Unknown Man Leaps From
Platform and Is Ground
to Pieces.

An unidentified man jumped from
the platform OF the Twenty-third
street subway station in front OF a
north-bound local train at S.45 O'clock
To-Day and was cut to pieces. Both
platforms were crowded at the time
and panic resulted when the motor
man, Edward Kruger, brought his
train to stop and jumped out, crying
that he had killed man.
Policeman John Gilday was notified
Of the accident and ordered the en-
frances closed on both sides. All pas
sengers were hurried from the station
and half an hour was consumed in re-
moving the BODY. Three cars mad
passed over 1t.
Inc suicide was a man OF medium
height, with black hair. He had a card
IN his pocket of the Big Stick Novelty
Company, No. lG East Seventeenth
street and another card advertising a
ball TO be given this evening at West
minister Hail. No. 70 Lenox avenue, nv
he Artmore CLUB.
Had Only a Nickel.
He also carried a pocketbook Of De-
culiar pattern which contained only a
hVe-cent piece and a snuff box in which
mere was a small quantity of snuff.
me body was so mutilated that the fea-
lures were unrecognizable.
hrngeT' the motorman was arrested
ahu taken to the East Twenty-second
street station. The accident resulted
~ some delay TO the southbound rush
h'uF express trains and tied UP north
|onnd local traffic for nearly an hour.
me mans clothing was of good mate
rial He wore black cheviot coat
dark striped trousers, black shoes and
stockIneS ana white underwear. His
asfDE hat was bought at the store n,
bbehiy Marx, No. iS3 Manhattan avenue,
The evening world., 1908-10-17
DEAD IN RIVER
WITH THROAT CUT
HaverStraw Coroner Trying to
Learn Fate of Man Found
in the Hudson.

WEST POINT. y. Y. oct 1.-THE
body of man, with the throat cut, was
found in the Hudson River, off Fort
Montgomery last night, Coroner Sloat,
of Haver-straw. Is investigating,
There is no clue to the Identity of
the victim,
The evening world., 1908-10-17
TRAVERS WINS AT GOLF.

CONVENT STATION, y. j.. oct. T.
--Jerome Trayers defeated Dudley Rar-
Iows IN the final round of the Norris
County GOLF club tournament here THO
afternoon. Travers's score Was iln
anu 20 20, 'F
The evening world., 1908-10-17
Tries to Hammer Witness.

On cross examination by Mr.. Olcott
representing Curtis, the following dia-
logue occurred between the lawyer and
the witness:
@. Have YOU told here what You told
the Grand Jury? 4; Yes
compensation for testifying here? A.
No.
@ Have You been told that you would
this testimony? 4. No.
O. Do YOU remember meeting Mrs
Curtis, wife of my client. in Wall street
last January and discussing this matter
with her? A. Yes.
eminent had put the thumb-screws on
YOU and that you were being forced to
with Indictment yourself? A. No.
@. Well, what did occur, when you
met her? A. I told her I was only
going to tell the truth, and she said
that was all Mr.. Curtis wanted us to
tell ] had understood that Mr. Curtis
was sore on all the employees OF the
was actuated simply by, a desire to
be fair and truthful In all my state
Mr.. MacFarlane showed in his cross
examination in behalf Of Morse that
the unusual loan to Dawson Brown.
which RADIO saw fit to marx with Cur
.tis's initials because OF Its unusual
ness, was as large plus $4,000, as the
loan to John +. Carroll, mentioned
yesterday, which was cancelled on the
At liz o'clock, Mr., RADIO being still
ON the stand, court adjourned until
Monday morning,
The evening world., 1908-10-17
CHILD PLUNGES DOWN
AlRSHAFT TO HIS DEATH.
Ten-Year-Old Boy Makes Fatal
Dive While Little Sister
Looks On

Looks On.
While at play on the roof of the six
story tenement house at No. 1872 Ed
ridge street this afternoon ten-year-
old Joseph Siegel tumbled down the air
shaft and was crushed TO death.
His four year old sister, Ida was on
the roof at the time She rushed
downstairs and notified her mother.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
TYPHOON KILLED
800 IN CHINA

Annoy. Oct. I.-Native reports re-
celved here from Changchow are TO the
effect that more than 800 lives were lost
in that city as the result Of Thursdays
typhoon
The evening world., 1908-10-17
OCEAN LIhEP K0REs On TRIF
FROM NEW IORA. AGROUND.

( cOPE%HAGEN, OCT. 1.-THE Rus
sian steamer Korea. from New York
Sept. 80 for Rotterdam rnd Libau. is
ashore on the battle-ground Assist.
ance has been sent out To her
The Korea arrived at Rotterdam
oct 49,
The evening world., 1908-10-17
Spanish Queen Wins.

LEXINGTON, Oct T.-Spanlsh Queen
won the three heats and the stoll
Stakes. Zeomalta. Loyale, Nancy Royce
finished In the order named, The time
was 2.07, 20SA, 2.07A.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
@TO.NIGHT
XW)ocQOl0&)9|
sS:!!ssalczzZ1u1zuEss..!:. .
Dl ED.

CASEY, On Friday. Get 49, KATE
CASEY (nee Gamon). beloved wife OF
John Casey. native OF Bailynomore'
County Leitrim, Ireland. at her resi-
dencc. 981 LIST av
Funeral Monday. Oct 10. A. NJ.
from st John the Evangelst's. with
high mass.
Interment St. Raymonds Cemetery.
KEILy.-suddenly wednesday. Oct. -.
1908, MARY KELLY.
Funeral from her late residence, No.
II South street, on sunday, Oct. -, at
2P NJ Interment Holy Cross
The evening world., 1908-10-17
STOP DRINKING!
Orrine Destroys Desire for Drink.
"How to Swear Off,"

II Is gradually dawning on the world
that pledges DO not stop drunkenness When
man takes a pledge voluntarily he OF.
reefs to keep It, Every man expects to
keep his word. and every broken pledge
costs the dI.unkard many a heartacne. But
he cannot help It He fights as long a.
ne can. then succumbs 10 the craving
The nervous system Of the habitual drinker
is diseased and he must have :reatment
that will cure his condition.
orrtne is sold under positive guarantees
to cure the drink habit, or the money viii
be refunded. No other treatment for the
guarantee.
a powder. perfectly ;asteiess anu ooiorlsss.
Or . - dr,nh 6rrine 80. ! s In pm form, n.
one who swears of.
No matter which form OF Orr!ne IS Nseo;
5 SlrT /. 81 10 - box, mailed in plain
sealed WRAPPER upon receipt Of price. Write
e s9 tHaIied in plain sealed envelope,
by The orrine Co. Warrington ID. {.
HIi'kf'EEn's, 9Th ave. & JAMES, 700 s,h ave.
23d l4th Il 9th ave. 81 wav cor. 48th.
Il W. 34;h, 18th ave- BROOKLYN-
& 18th 9TH 4 Bway. RIKER'S STORES.
HEGENAS: 200 h"aS r. rBuRkHARDT
and nrancnes' pr,.,. Rway Il Greene ave.
MiLH1 ~ ~ i!o,ih a. NY TIE AVE.
G R ssd Sih AZ MASSEY. Myrtle ave.
3ist 4 Bway. J. b. REHFUSs. $50
KHi.isII. 23d X 4th Sumner ave.
ave. and 59th 4 KRAMER. s16 Bway.
Madison; >, -, 'IlNIPE 692 Grand.
BONN ALh' 90 ave- JERSE CITY.
ritEb 'TiRAT 4, co. p i HARTHETT;
iig!R s. I'd s sSso Ht5SBB6 bKKEFS Ksmiah
~ 20. e branches Observation-Disclosures.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
Private Life His Own.

am agreeable
Private Life His Own.
The Mayor may OF may not reap
point me II he is again elected, He has
gone away to speak to the Democrats
of the Sixteenth Ward, and in his alb
sence let me say that | stand upon his
record and upon the record Of the City
Counsel, whom Republicans and Demo
Gratis alike agree is the best City Coun-
sci Newark ever had,
My private life is my own, and no
mud singer from Mississippi can ex-
anime 1t.
Last night in my own ward, where
have settled and where ] expect to live
out my life and die and be buried,
asked my neighbors at a little meeting
in Washington avenue to examine my
record since | had come TO live among
whole forty-hye years of my life wher-
ever / have lived, DO this and then
tell me whether ! am iitted to deal out
justice between man and man"
Went Straight to Park.
Ate .ast night's meeting Judge How
ell spout some time with Mayor Hauss-
Ling and other prominent Democrats
peared TO he In good spirits when ne
left for ms home at No. 81 Peabody
pace.
He tclephoned to. his clerk at the
court tuis morning that he wac not well
and would not ne on hand to-day. His
Wife, II Is believed, knew nothing OF this
and thought he was going 10 attend to
business when he left the house
Instead no went to Branch Brook
Park. Joseph Dunn, a park employee,
saw him enter and watched him. lie
was agltated and talking to himself,
Suddenly hr stopped. drew a pistol from
his pocket aud shot himself In the right
side OF the head, He did not fan. but he
dropped the pistol Dunn started 10 run
for assistance, As he left. he looked
over mis- shoulder and saw Judge How.
ell stoop, pick up the weapon and shoot
himself second time, Then he fell un-
conscious 10 the sras@
The evening world., 1908-10-17

PILES CURED IN TO Ia DAYS.
PAzO OINTMENT - guaranteed 70 cure
Itohins, Blind, Bleeding Of ProtEudlnx Ptle4
The evening world., 1908-10-17
SUICIDE OF JUDGE
FOLLOWS A BITTER
STRIFE In POLITICS.


here, or al any other time or place that
may suit his convenience. II he would
rather select any other clergymen, l
am agreeable.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
Yale Got the Ball.

Deans kick was blocked, and Yale got
the bah on her own ten yard line.
lIrides gained three yards on a pluuE"
and Coy got two more Yale was forced
!; TO kick, and the Army again got tic
! ball IN the centre Of the field Chamber
lain hit Gale's centre for five yards,
=! Dean made an onsde Kick, and the
Army supporters went wild as Moss
I fell on the bah . yards nearer Nale's
goal.
The soldiers We're keeping the ball in
Sales territory. Then West Point was
peHaliZed fifteen yards for holding.
West Point tried forward pass. but
Nadel grabbed the hln away from Wood
ana with clear field before him ran
nl,y-fNe N4Ios :or a touchdown,
Then cold chill was sent down.
Ialcs back as the referee and umpire
decided that NadCl had been guilty of
foul. Interference and the touchdown
was not allowed.
The bah was taken back 10 Nalos 40
yard l,Ec ard the Army was given the
bali. \ kicking duel followed which end
,l wi,A the Army having the ball in the
centre OF the fled. IVES, Point on the
frSi line pay was penali4ed fifteen
yards c1r hoi.ng. Dean made the long
est punt of the game kicking the ball
fftT yards to Yale'S 30-yard line Coy
sent the ban RICH, back to where It
started. aNo-npr ffftE-NlVl Kick.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

sc c,omnnnion. 4. NJ; morning prayer ana
sermon, y 4 n evening sI PRAYER .,,h tao;
"Religion and Health" p. N.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
Army Man Gets Hurt.

Yale kicked on, but Greble ran the
ball back to Ya1e's 4O-yaid line, where
he fumhled the ball. but Moss fell on i.
Chamberlain then ploughcd through right
'of bounds 10 Yale's l0-Yard line. An
interchange Of kicks then brought the
bail to the centre of the field. Dean was
hurt and play was suspended for Few
minutes while the ruobers got busy.
When Dean had recovered he kicked
the ball to Yale's third yard line Brides
tried West Points line aud gained siN
yards, but Yale was pe0aliEe1 " yards
heeled the BIN for fair kick on Nale's
Sj-yard line.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
B. Altmtatt & On.

ARE SHOWING IN CONFORMITY WITH THE
PREVAILING FASHIONS. WOMEN'S SILK AND WOOL
ENTERTAINMENTS MADE TO AVOID
SUPERFLUOUS DRAPERIES, INCLUDING CLOSELY
FITTED KNICkERBOCkERS AND
BOOMERS OF SILK, SATIN SERGE. AND FLANNEL
COMBINATION SUITS AND TIGHTS OF SILK AND
SILK MIXED FABRICS. ETC.
(MERlNo UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
18th Strsst. 35tk kHsst m0 5th Apssuu.
The evening world., 1908-10-17
DUMMY LOANS FOR
MORSE ON STOCKS
NOT KEPT In BANK.


the caoiesram and now submit it for
Your sderation
Then followed some routine reports re-
garding certain investments and then
the signature. At the bottom Of the let
ter was this postscript
7. S.-Flagler just called in TO ask
II | had sent the cablegram. which
he did not approve OF.
II was then shown by reference TO the
books that on the date of this letter the
bank was not carrying its 1900 shares of
Ice under the head OF its legitimate in
vestments. The stocks and bonds ac-
counts, where II would properly belong,
did not carry any such entry. However.
on that date the busy Leslie r Whiting
was credited with a loan on i,o00 shares
OF Ice.