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The evening world., 1908-02-10
Doesn't Believe Her Story.

INc Hcadquarters men We're Very sore
when they heard their prisoner had con-
naf dozen different and contradictory
stories.
Her statement that the shooting Was
Ia a., s,o,H. ac,tIsf, dos no, count at Az said
no more weight than the lies she told
US. All the addresses she gave US Were
false and she didn't speak true word
unUI Sne got TO the Coroners Office.
Il believe she accounted for the pres
ence of the gun in her muff by saving
that her escort had given IT TO her TO
Keep for him, as ne was afraid he might
b" arrested with It. she Will also have
watches found on her and the watch
taken from the Young man who got the
gun and escaped"
nj IN 1or her f,tiorT to the Coroner the
man in the gray at as Chop SIey"
and the stocky youth as Eddie" and
Butch" The third man who trailed
along with them, but took no part in
ne skvlark!nG she knew nothing about.
She said tha. she was the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyle OF No.
l-3 East one Hundred and Twenty
sixth street. She Was married seyeral
wears ago to n contract named Cuzze.
of LvndhUrst y. j but left his home
several months ago to take care OF
that she was a frequenter OF Tender
.oin resorts
At the address the young woman gave
detectives found John Boyle, her father
He said ne was greatly shocked to hear
OF the tragedy. and was at a loss TO
account for mis- girl being in such com
pGnV.
''If her mother hears OF this" he said
IT will Kill her. Mabel has been mar
ried for some time TO a prosperous
Young plumhC of Lyndhurst. y. J..
ana We always el.eved they were
happy She came home several weeks
ago to look after her mother. and how
sh. ever drifted into such company !
am at a loss to imagine"
The evening world., 1908-02-10

ana bIeeCker 81.
Kinsman's Drug Stores. l26th
st, and sth Ave, broadway
and sOth ST., 39th st. and sth
j. Junemann, 1910 Sd Ave-,
as Colum bus Ave, l Z. ed st.
And Mt all drug stores
where this blue and ~
white sign is displayed.
The evening world., 1908-02-10
Slipped Revolver in Sleeve.

The young fellow In the gray coat
was right beside her at the time. but
I could not see his ands until he stopped
and dropped a handkerchief. Then |
saw the revolver, which he caught In
MS fingers and slipped up his sleeve,
The girl walom they called 'Queenie'
had fallen across the lap OF the dark
The evening world., 1908-02-10
WHERE TO GET YINOL Isl NY,

Rker's Drug Stores, 9Th Ave and I'D St, corner
Broadway and Mh 81, West stth $; OPP, Waldorf
In Brooklyn Riker's Drug Stores, 456 Fulton
St, 284 Fulton ST.. 27S Flatbush Ave, SAT Sumner
Ave. 227 Columbia st.
Hegeman a Co. 90 Broadway, 81 Park Row, 1s5th
st. and 7th Ave. l2Sth St and Lenox Ave, lfrh
ST. and Sd Ave, lb6th St and Amsterdam Ave,
lGfst IT. and Broadway, GA Fulton ST., brooklyn,
Times Building, i2d St. and Broadway, Broadway
The evening world., 1908-02-10
y 'OUEENZE,~
GIRL SHOT In STREET
CAR The VICTIM OF
A GIRL COMPANION.
CONTINUED from First PageJ

CONTINUED from First PageJ
from the Rowery the young man in the
s'ay coat shut mis- eyes and sluacel
against the shoulder of the girl in the
Galnsboroush hat. Then the girl they
called "Queenie" tip-toed across the
aisle and defhy lif-ed his watch and
fob and pin. she did this so gracefully
and openly that everybody laughed
everybody but the girl in the big nat.
Passengers Tire of Antics.
When "oueene" dropped back into
her sea; again she passed the jewelry
across the lap Of the stock young man
20 the girl on his right. and she slipped
It into aer pocket.
T..e ar was whizzing up Second ave-
nue.. ..le1 the youth in the gray coat
opened his eyes. Shaking the cham
payne bottle az "Queene." ne winked
slyly, d the same time nudging the
girl in the Ga!nsborough hat.
"Guenn we'll break this bottle up at
Chick fuckers" he said drowsily as
he shut his eyes again. The car was
shooting along toward Eighth street
when he opened his eyes and w.nkeI
again. and "Queenir" laughed shri.ly
and shook her shoulders.
The passengers in the car were only
mildly Interested in the antics OF the
n,.a -. iii t.,na tho u4in-itv os .h.u
nodd.ng sleepily.
Shot From the Muff.
The Cuzze girl. or the girl with the
tt, IA, c,~rt.B a fluffy gray muf in
o'7 nav - - -,
her Jap. which her companion ldSSe"
with ANA Laid his head on. now and
then slaPpirs Il in the lace OF the
I,allnn who sat on the other side Of
IN r,,sg.,l .:;v.i, .traa- ne
A'H'. As l"e S'' P17s'I va
bent over TOW ara the mum dSA'H'
c.bcrclpon the. girl stood up
r., ,r..,ra,,,,, IA IJnshItz the let
~, ,,,rI
'''-'a'''e'' '"''e va d So - -.
.,,.,,..r,.. t.fI.,,f,,,s1,. at IN.
"''' ""' ''"- l''i'7 .'''"
The evening world., 1908-02-10
State Bonds Are Governments.

.,r,a ,,o, -, ,,o st.r r...,....,. ,,,... 90.
curties to be accepted under its pro-
visions 10 government issues and the
bonds OF raiiroadS maj al, are. .F recent
Legislation uroer = ny Ma
ton. think l am Jusuhed IN des'Srat-
ing The uCnd~ n' -.. ....nl-
''cs r. GNv"rrn SUI
ain the credit and iacliltate the borrow
.uC power under pr tr t1 OF the
y7ri'us colt. I"ul
THE country 8 quite a. important 10 IHe
general 1.r''a''
10 maintain. the credit OF the Nationa.
Gcverum'u'
The Congress iN NY Judgment.
might urooer'N. in '"H "."r 'N''t.7" "'
itS srperV ''N ~
ments OF ha""uAI haiNS' F'V""e ''''St
institutions 4" !uy' g
this " wi,hput r. -''n'' ~ A1o N s'-
curlty fo- me-, ,,,,tr.r,,,,. ,,.o.,,i
S'ates utP"s'ls' A"'s i'N"'' '''' ''' ''l' 'o''''
and of StockNo'd rs ,.......
The m strenuous on. 'Ns ~
the plan OF the comm. '-e" Hr"
by critics w92 'N tA2l.''
.N"W"s az 49,. ....,,.,.
who see imminent perm u" 'He country
and all ~ 's !ut ..r. '." m ...
ARE not aioped I'm .Hea t.".N., l.r.
critics denotnce N on.,.a- "' ~, ~ .,
~ entire mohe.l I',,,. ,...,, ,,,,,. .,,-
TEN, IKE thh' OF .i,I ~. ."',' nr
nations, Is the resHI. o' p''.'-- vl
evolution.
Present System Patchwork.
"Wh!le our 'NlsuH cu' rem SlS,,,i -,.,
may perhaps pc ilILE ma "' :
The evening world., 1908-02-10
BABY BOY HAD
ITCHING HUMOR
Which Broke Out in Different Places
Nothing Would Help Him
Mother Almost in Despair Skin
Quickly Healed WithoutaScar and
Trouble Has Never Returned
SINCE USING CUTICURA
MOTHER GIVES PRAISE

Several months ago. my little boy,
now two and half years old, began to
The evening world., 1908-02-10

swift 4 20 = sale, 81 fresh beef n New
York City for the week ending Saturday
FEB. s. avenged T.I7 ecrs per pound -
The evening world., 1908-02-10
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qu!nine Tai cts.
nrugEists refund money u a. tails TO cure T.
w. GROVES signature v ea Zach box 2oo. s.s
The evening world., 1908-02-10

Totsl .......! ...............s3 .s3S
The World printed 735 Help Ads.
to-day, 4o3 more than all other
New York papers combined.
The evening world., 1908-02-10
GlrIs CiVe FaIse Name.

The conductor, motorman, letter-caT-
rIer and the two girls We're taken TO the
Fdth street station. The body was also
The evening world., 1908-02-10

aired Young man as he caught up the
revolver and rushed out of the car.
everybody was yelling excitedlv and
making for the doors. and in the con-
fusion l lost sight of both men. hu'
E"pt my eyes on the girl with the mu1
and the other girl. When | caught uP
- them and Policeman Faaer arrested
them the nun was gone"
When the police searched the Cuzze
gil tn"v found Tive pawn tickets for
watches and other tewelry. They also
got from the two girls the watch fot
and p.n tina; had been taken from the
Nllfh In thn r-rl,. cnnt
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25
NEW CANDIDATES
MAY ENTER RACE
Congressman Brundid.e, Senator
Merry and Clifton II. Breckin-
Nasrid%e Regarded as Possible.
Candidates for
Governor.

RumOrs OF possible new entries
IN the &ubernatorial race and o.
possible new complications which
may be expected before the Dri-
mary is held vera c1rrnnt yester-
day among the politicians who gath
cred to attend the meeting of tbs
Democratic State Central Commit
Toe and served to enliven the pro-
ceedings outside of the COMMITTEES.
room, says the Little Rock Gazette.
Congressman Stephen Brundidce.
II. Of Searcy. former Senator James
II. Berry OF Dentonville and Ciif-
ton r. Breckinridge Of Fort Smith,
former congressman and ami itssa-
dor to Russia, are all possible can
didates for governor, according to
the latest political gossip. Just
how much Importance is to be at
tachcd to these rumors is a Ques-
ion, as none Of the three men men
toned has made known his inten-
ton to enter the race and no one
apparently could tell definitely the
source of the various rumOrs. In
the absence of any definite informa-
ion, the politicians could do moth
ing more than speculate on what
the result might be if one or more
OF these prospective candidates
should enter the race
With the elimination OF Lewis
Hhoton Of Little Rock from ta> list
Of possible candidates by the an
nounccment OF his candidacy Tor re-
election as prosecuting attorney. i,
vas generally supposed that the lj5t
Of entries was closed and the fight
would be waSed among the four
candidates who have been in the
held for the past three months, but
during the past few days the talk OF
other candidates has been revived.
Senator Berry wa first 1n>.,lt onGd
as possible candidate for COVER
nor last fall while he Was attend
ing 4 meetin@ of the United Con
Eederate Vet ans at Hot 81. ings
and he has lever lated definitely
that he would no' be a candidate.
IN response 20 repsatel requests; for
4 statement he haz simply declared
that he had no announcement TO
make at that pal ular TIM T.;
has given Sc to he belief that the
gubernatorial be IS stil! bi2zin2 il
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-25

his vicinity. It has also been re
ported that Senator Berry might
become candidate for United
States senator against Senator
Clarke. but the genral impression
row is that ii he takes any part in
the present campaign it Will be rs a
candidate for governor.
The evening world., 1908-10-05
STOCKS DOWN, WITH
THE TRADING BRISK
Market Here Shares Weakness
Abroad, Due to BulSaria'S
Def to Turkey.

Prices broke with some violence at
the opening of the stock marke' to-
day. as result of heavy European
selling induced by the political crisis IN
Eastern Europe. International soCu'--
ties were especially affected. althouG
tn entire active Est went lower. Losses
of two points We're scored by s.. Paul
and Canadian Pacific. While Union Pa
citic. Great Northern preferred and
Baltimore Il Ohio broke l "a, SSoutaern
Pacific. l L.; and other active issues a
point or more. The decline VIII en- was
accelerated by 4 bear drive was so",'
arrested and a moderate rally set m
the Hartman issues leading. Prices
however stu showed losses Of about q
point. Trading continued active. ,.,
Stocks steadily advanced in late'
dealings but realizing began in the gen
eral market after Northern Pacinc AaN
extended its advance TO points 81
Paul, Union Pacific ana Reading re-
coded e point but the Hill stocks nov
cred close 10 the best. United Kali
way and Investment preferred jumped
S points. International Pump preferred
ia and Third Avenue l.
The evening world., 1908-10-05
NIECE SAVES AUNT
FROM DEATH BY GAS

Ssycn-year-o Rosie Freedman to-
day saved her aunt, Sadie Freedman.
from sufrocation bv gas fumes IN uAe
horne OF her brother BENJAMIN at Ne.
3G6 East Eighth street. The police re-
pert the case as an attempt AT sulcloe'
Sadie. who is twenty-five wears old. Is
slowly recovering at the Bellevue Hos
9ital.
Sadie was to-day left in charge OF
her brothers children-Rosie and 1T
tie bow two years old--when Benjamin
and his wife and several other children
went 10 the synagogue TO attend fon'
Kirpur services. Two hours later Mrs
Rae Freedman. relative living IN the
same house. was alarmed BY the high
pitched screams Of little Rosie at her
door on the first floor.
Aunt Sadie is asleep and won
wake up" cried the little girl 70 Mrs
Freedman. Come upstairs and helI
me-
Responding TO the ch!ld's appeal Mrs
Freedman accompanied Rosie 10 tbs
fifth floor and upon entering an innel
bedroom of the apartment found the
with gas flowing from 4 tube which
had been disconnected from A range
and from TWO other light jets in tht
room.
Dependency a, learning a Young mar
to whom she had been engaged haC
married another. is said 10 have beer
the reason for her attempted suicide.
The evening world., 1908-10-05
AGED WOMAN AND
TWO CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH
Fire Destroys Cottage on the
Yonkers Estate of Will
lam J. Cochran.

Mrs Mary Cummings, seventy years
old. and her two grandchildren. jeanette
Maria Rowland, nine, and Harry Stew
art Rowland. eleven. were burned to
death to-day in fire which destroyed
the cottage cr John Cummings, super
intendent OF the estate OF William j.
Cochran. at the head OF North Broad
way. on the outskirts of Ionkers.
The Cummings cottage was situated
near the entrance to the Cochran es-
tate All the members of the household
were asleep when the IRE. caused by
the exploding of Kerosene lamp in
the hallway started.
The flames had cnveloPed the stair
way before those on the second floor
were fully aroused. Cummings and his
wife managed 10 get out safely. as
their bedroom is on the first door.
ON the upper floor, besides the aged
woman was Mrs. Maria Rowland and
her two children. She is sister OF
Cummings. AMI a daughter Of the aged
woman who lost her llfe. Mrs. How
land managed TO get out on the roof
OF a VcranIa bat as she was reaching
in the window for her children she
slipped AMI iumh'"i 90 the lawn break
in, her right Lex and left arm
Cht.f of Police Wolf. of Workers, was
passing the place at the time but when
the cottage the flames were bursting
through the roof.
Mrs Rowland was taken to thu lonk-
cvs Hospital in a serious CONDITION.
The evening world., 1908-10-05
.LONGWORTH GETS
HURRY CALL BACK
To WASHINGTON
Eight Years More for Roose
welt" Talk Conpels Stop
page of Western Tour.

/ EVANSVILLE. Ind. Oct 5.--son-in-
: law Nick" Longworth to-day received
a hurry call from the White House ana
his merry flow OF talk that has bcea
an entertaining feature OF vice-Presi-
! dental Candidate Sherman's tour
through the Middle West has ceased.
He is now hiking 1t back to Washing
ton, evidently to explain his Eight
years more OF rule tor President Roose-
welt" statement and his added bah
bic that he knew his father-in-law was
glad to let the public into White House
secrets.
Mr.. Longworth had nothing TO say
of his sudden recall, but it was evident
that he was doing a good deal OF think
ing He had been with Mr.. Sherman
ever since the latter started on his
present campaign rounds.
MIR. sherman Will now be obliged to
do all the talking on the tour until an
other speaker can be secured. Mick"
as everybody called him, proved a mag
net in attracting crowds, especially OF
the fair sex, who hoped to catch a
glimpse of Mrs Longworth
CINCINNATI. OCT. 5-Congressn,a.
Nicholas T.ongworth. who was IN Gin
cinnati to-day an rou,e East, de
ncunced as campaign lie the widely
printed story that in a speech at Rcck
Castle, Ill. he proposed that after
Judge Taft had served two Terms as
President. that President Roosevelt
would gain be a candidate for the
Presidency.
Congressman Longworth's statement
IN full follows;
The facts Of the case are: At meet
ing al Rock Island, H., ] was intro
/ duced by the chairman of the meeting
as son of Ohio, and, since Ohio
record as mother Of Presidents. ne
said in jocular vein that l probably
would be candidate some time myself
Replying in a similar vein, l said
any office. l was. there to speak of the
present and to advocate the election Of
Judge Taft for President. not in the
future, but now. | said that believed
elected President. and that his admin.
istration would be so wise and beneficial
70 the people that they would demand
that, he w, would serve them .m, anotne;
not be selfish and would Yield to some
other State-perhaps New York-to
nominate the next President
81 had no particular candidate In
mind, New York coming first into my
mind because OF the presence of Mr..
Sherman on the platform.
AT that point many people shouted
Roosevelt and the audience cheered
his name loudly.
In view Of the various statements
attributed to Son-in-Law Nick on this
subject the public is evidently at lib
ertv to take each as Il comes.
II am not surprised that some Demo-
cratic newspapers should have taken
this up, because the Democratic party
is most anxious to distract the people 8
attention from the issues Of to-day and
talk about either the remote future or
the dim past.
THE story that I commented upon
my alleged prediction and said 1t would
he approved by the President is abso-
Iutely false. l have never even thought
Of much less mentioned the incident
until now
The evening world., 1908-10-05
CITY IS ROBBED,
METZ DECLARES
7O!NVEST.GATORS
Greatest Steal in Condemna-
ton Proceedings, Comp
troller Asserts.
100000 FOR ONE SITTER.
Tells of Special Corporation
Counsel on Speedway
Since 1905.
100000 FOR ONE SITTER.

The Joint committee appointed al the
last session or the Legislature 10 in
vest!gatr the city's finances and recon-
mend the adoption Of more methodical
means of running the municipality met
to-day in the Aldermanic Chamber in
the City Hall. The members of the
committee present were Senator owen
Cassidy. chairman. Senators p II. Nc
Carren and Martin SAKE, and Assembly,
men Warren I. Lee, Edward 4. Mer-
ritz jr., and James Oliver. Assembly,
man George VI. Palmer, Of Srhoharle,
Democratic candidate FOR Attorney
General. was absent
As ali ne members of the committee
ere either running for office or ma
terlally Interested in the election OF
others to Office. to-day's session was
preliminary. The demands of the
political situation will force an adjourn
ment In dav or two, until after cleo
tion. 50 that The developments in the
public hearings cannot be used for par
tisan advantage by either side. Charles
A Collin and Lewis Brodell will act as
counsel to the committee.
Senator CASSIDY previous to the for
NAL assomblage OF the committee gave
out a lengthy statement embodving the
2 inns and interests of the body. He
stated that the sole purpose Of the In
Nes.igation is TO discover where the
financial methods OF the CITY are waste
fui OF cXtravagant or unbusinesslike,
and formulate a report upon which re-
forms may be suggested To the LsEls-
lature.
Metz First on Stand.
Comptroller Metz was the first wit
ness. He WAS on crutches. as the re-
sui OF injuries recently sustained when
a horse lie was riding rolled on him.
Where Is the greatest waste 10 the
citr, in your opinion?" the Comptroller
WINS asked, Mr.. Collin examining.
IN the purchase OF supplies saic
Mir Metz. What / want 10 see Is
central purchasing station, with one
purvaasing agent There is no reason
Why the city should not buy its goods
as any business house does and get the
same discounts. The city might pay
ploMptly and get discounts
The city, Mr.. Metz said. should, for
instance. buy all It's coal in bulk and
provide means for its transportation al
= e-n1- saving.
where else is there a loss TO the
G.. 4.E.G NJ. Collin.
ID r.a. 1muaI!On .'roceedinSs, sac
.AL Is tn" -;reatest steal the
G. Ga ;anst ane. me trouble is. i
!! ...,... Look al the matter of sma!
20. .. c.y"y cali Imaginable &
s-.E ,l, a few years ago would D.
FGrVe were com.nIss on'
The evening world., 1908-10-05

that man who Is forced 10 give up
property where ho has lived n life lime,
perhaps. should get some slight excess
over are actual value OF the property.
And ] have taken n chance and al
lowed 10 generally" said Metz IN
response 30 Mr.. Collins question
Mr. Metz went on to say that hc had
his department for inspccturill pUr-
poses, ANA said that the city had
been buNlng labels inste1d of matcri-
ais in dlsinfec.ants ana other chem
icol purchases.
I'VE buy 'em for one dollar . gallon"
said IN" Comptroller speaking of disin-
fectdnts, when they don't cost three
cents to make, per gallon
Budgets Fool People,
Mr. Me;a saii that tho budget mat
is nov compiled in more homes, than
Were former ones.
larlN' he said Budget estimates used
to be made up as low as possible. and
show departments, like the police and
hre, were kent down in the budget,
and when they ran short were helped
OUT with special revenue bonds
Vow he added in closing, Il want
to tell YOU everything possible about
the workings of my department and
II You would like to see il and so
through it l should he glad to have
YOU come over. We have the great
old china closets YOU ever saw in your
lives over there.
God help the city Of New York II
a fire ever gets over there said tho
Comptroller As he limped down the
aisle.
The evening world., 1908-10-05
The CIoainr Price..

To-day's highest. lowest and last prices OF
stocks and OF net changes compared with
Saturdays final prices are as follows; a.
The evening world., 1908-10-05

swift & Co.'s sales OF fresh beef in New
York City for the week ending saturday
o. 2 averaged TOI cents Der pound" -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-10-01
Wanted No Printed Letters.

t FROM the American FRESHMAN.
A Cincinnati commission house had
sold a bill Of goods to a new customer
in the interior OF Kentucky. who was
not rated by Dun or Bradstreet. The
goods went C. O. D., and a typewriter
letter advising the country merchant
that the goods a been sent, was
mailed to him.. This the country mer-
chant acknowledged in the following
letter, in which he makes some highly
original objections to the business
methods of h commission house.
"Jentlemen-I want you to under
stand sur that I amt no dam fool when
l bort that Bill from that read headed
Agent of yores he toie me that you sent
him all h way from ~cyncynita to git
that order. 1 thot he was lying and j
bort all my goods from the Jersey and
he tole me he sold the jersey and
would sell me just like he SOLD the jer-
sey now you writes me a printed letter
and seq II / send you the munne you
will sen me the goods. I recon you
will. most emmy durn FOO nd do that.
I would not mind a Bit send in the
mummy and risk gittin the goods but
when I recollect how you and yore
agent done me I refuse to do 1t If you
would Of treated me right and rit mo
letters in ritin and not OF sent me that
newspaper printed letter like I was a
dam fool and could not read ritin I
cash.
now I don't won no more OF yore
printed letters I wont stand SIGH from
no house / am flfty-six year ole the
last Of next comm jinuwary and the
fust man has got to put my back on
the ground yit. I may not have Is
much larnin in gramma as you got,
but I can whup you or amy luther dam
yanky that wants to try ritin me q
| printed letter.