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WANT PRICE SENT
TO WASHINGTON
TO STAND TRIAL
Attorney = General Bonaparte
Requests Judge to Delay
N. Y. Indictments.

Judge Hough, sitting In the Criminal
Branch OF the United States Circuit
Court to-day. was asked by Assistant
District Attorney Dorr to consent to the
holding OF the indictments found last
une in this district against Theodore III.
Price, the former Cotton King" and
Moses Haas pending the prosecution of
requisition proceedings for the removal
OF the defendants TO Washington, ID. c.
They were indicted there with Edwin
q. Holmes, ssistant statistician OF the
Department OF Agriculture, for the same
offenses growing out of the cotton re-
port leak scandal"
The motion, Mr.. pOTr said. was made
AT the request Of Attorney General Bon
aparte. who states that the Washington
officials. being thoroughly familiar With
the conspiracy charges. are prepared to
bring them on trial Dec. / next.
Judge Ilough reserved decision on Mr.
DORIS motion until he has heard argu-
ment in Haas behalf. which will be
made by former County Judge Nash c.
lockwood on Saturday morning next.
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TRIED TO JUMP
OFF THE BRIDGE.
BUT IS CAUGHT
Philadelphia Confded in a
Stranger, Who Notified
the Police.

A shabby young man, giving the
name Of John Edwards. of Phiadel-
phia, made slow and unsuccessful at
tempt to jump from the Brooklyn
Bridge to-day. His Ill success-if his
intentions We're really good-was due to
his inability to keep them to himself.
Edward Fitzgerald, of No. 1870 pu-
pont street. Brooklyn. riding in the
smoker OF a train from PHILADELPHIA
to-day, was accosted by Edwards, who
asked him II he lived In New York.
Fitzgerald replied in the affirmative.
and Edwards asked the way from the
ferry to the Brooklyn Bridge.
My girl turned me down." said Ed
wards. and I'm going to kill myself by
jumping off the. Brooklyn Bridge. Then
she'll be sure TO hear about It."
InasmucA as Edwards showed Traces
OF having partaken of the unspeakable
fire water they sell as whiskey in PhNa-
delphia on sundays. Fitzgerald was not
greatly Impressed. But Edwards fol-
lowed him when he got off the train
and trailed him TO the bridge.
Noting the Philadelphia man close at
mis- heels, Fitzgerald determined 10 walk
across and keep an eye on him. When
the middle of the bridge was reached,
fitzgerald saw Edwards stroll to the
south side of the promenade and climb
over the railing to the iron frame
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At a conference last night Thaw's ne"
lawyers decided that what they wah'eu
for their client was a lunacy trial by
Sherlff's jury, and not singie-par-
relied hearing before Justice NILS. Ac-
cord!ngly, as soon as the case was
called at White Plains this morning they
took the step which caused the imme-
date abandonment OF the present pro-
ceedings and left Thaw free to apply TO
the Court OF Appeals for jury trial.
on the ground that Justice MISS re-
fusal to grant them such trial was
unconstitutional.
At the same time they gain the adj
vantage OF going up on their appear
unhampercd by the 800" SEA
schauser proceedings N 90 ~ which
the Justices hold Thaw TO be luhal!c'
The resort to this eXpedient sent
Thaw back TO Mattedwan for the time
being. bu, II offered the only chance OF
securing a jury trial for him. Ihere
was also a suspicion that Ihaws law
yers planned to get him the
custody of the Federal authorities anu
shunt him of to Pittsburs.
AS soon as Dr. Baker. acting Super
intendent Of Matteawan, stepped out OF
the Court, a Federal process server
served him with writ requiring MN
to produce Thaw al Pittsburs Tor the
bankruptcy hearing. Col. Asa BRO
Gardner, representing the Attorney
Generals office. Will go before U. 3
Judge Archibald AT Scranton and repre-
sent that Thaw is lunatic In custody,
lust as he did when Sheriff Lane, OF
Westminster, was similarly served Some
days ago. .,,...
VIII tnen be issuel against pr. BAKE.
reuutrinE MIN to produce Thaw al
Pittsburg and eventually II is probable
that Thaw Will go 10 pennsylvania,
In the meanwhile mis- lawyers Will
file their appeal with the state Court
OF Appeals at once. No they say,
PfTTsBTRGI. oct, l2-At the ohice
of Referee in Bankruptcy j. T. Blalr
ii was stated this afternoon mat the
return OF Harry x. Thaw 70 Mattea-
wan will have no effect upon the bank
ruptcy proc re dings that have been be-
gun. II Is said that since bankruptcy
Proceedings nave been entered upon
Inc case will nave 10 stand as y 10
and the referee has no authority Of his
own to throw the case out and dismiss
the proceedings.
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RICH WIFE CHOSE
TO Be A MODEL,
HUSBAND SAYS
Meyer Shows Letter to Prove
Woman Preferred Posing
at s. a Day.
ASKED FOR A DIVORCE.
Note Requesting Separation as
Legal as Actual Is Shown
in Evidence.
ASKED FOR A DIVORCE.

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To-day aoJouiheu Will i""' S"aS '''e
hearing on the return Of the rule to
show why Albert Meyer. one OF the
ue,,tbisst business me, Of South
grunge s"ou'u h't DC gwen '''e Gus
tody OF his seven-year-oid daughtei'
Margaret. who is now with her mother.
Flor, TT Mo,er 4, tho Noyo- bora-
s'eau l" 'ouoii orange All. 'Mose %
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BROKERAGE OFFICE
RA|DED BY POLICE

The Jersey city police made a raid
this afternoon on the offices OF the
Standard stock and Grain Company, at
No 10 Montgomery street The com
pany occupied five handsomely fur
nished rooms on the NTH noor OF the
building and. apparently has done a
large business.
twenty seven prisoners we're taken.
hut the reputed manager Of the con
Germ, Edward =. .Altemus, OF, Manh4t-
tan, Was not In the place. The pris-
oners described themselves as tele-
graph operators. OlerKs and messenger
boys, and said they were employee By
the company,
The raid VAS mRdo on warrant
sworn out hy Charles S Little. IA
broker. OF Fast Blllcriga. Mass. Mr.
l.nuc alleges that $500 rs due him
from the company and lhat he has been
unable 10 obtain settlement The
charge made against the concern Is
that OF maintaining disorderly house.
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RICH GIRL ARRESTED ON
SHOPlIFTING CHARGE,

Maria de Sayas. a comely dark-eyed
girl OF seventeen, who Is boarding at
No 9ls West Fifty eighth street, and
Kathleen Frosinum, a young woman
NJ twenty-five, Of the same address
we're arralgned In the jefferson Market
Court to-day, charged with shoplifting.
They had been arrested In Sixth ave-
nue. department store at the instance OF
woman detective,
When arrested the young women had
in they possession silver bag and sew
eral silver buckles.
The hlack-eyed young girl wept bit
terly Fabrn f'rAllo the San DOMINICAN
Consul General, appeared I'm her behalf
and declared to Magistrate Harris that
she was the daughter of a wealthy
Spanish family living IN san Domingo
lie urged that she had been led astray
by the other woman. She Il In New
York getting an education, Both
prisoners were held In 500 bail each for
further examination.
The evening world., 1908-10-12
EEL CAPTURES WILSON
STAKE AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON. Oct, ie,--The Eel won
the Wilson stakes. takirG all three
heats, jerry d, was second and Hal
Raven third Time 2O5. 20 l-2 2,04 ~.
In the ia class. uott ns. purse 81 900
arst heat ponarest CGeers) won; Mel
cyune. az Howell. second Judge Les
l.uselO third, Dlrc,tun Penn dur
feel. fourth. Tlme-2lgsl4 Robert l."
il. Medium Line Montell, Reuheu s.,
Alice Edgar and Dan X. also finished.
THIRD RACE-2.lO Paee.-Elsis uled-
r!ck). won heat and race The Dude
third, Tax Title Cloatngl, fourth.
Time-AOS H. William NJ, Gold Coin.
Betty Brent Diamond King shamrock.
Helen Gould and j. %. also finished.
The evening world., 1908-10-12
THAW IN MATTEAWAN
AGAIN; COUNSEL PLANS
TO CONTINUE FIGHT
Lawyers Present No Evidence, Hoping
on Appeal from Justice Mills's
Decision to Gain Right to a
Trial By Jury.
Especial to The Evening Worldly

WHITE PLAINS, Oct 12-By abrupt and sudden switch around
the Supreme White Plains to-day Harry Thaw
wked back from his quarters the Wechester County Jail to
place most the world Mateawan Asylum for the Grim
na Insane.
After an absence months Thaw reached Maeawn late this
afternoon There he will stay until of two things happens either the
granting of uacy trial by jury his removal to Ptsbg to testify
Bankruptcy proceedings pending neither these two things
happens Thaw his legal and physical status concerned
hack where he the day Justice Bowling committed him Matea
The evening world., 1908-10-12
BY VINCENT TREANOR.

BELMONT RACE TRACK. Oct. H.
Gowan has developed into very useful
three-year-old. She is particularly good
over a distance, whereas early in the
year spr!nting was thought to be her
game. She won the handicap, fourth on
the card, this afternoon in a manner
that made those behind her look like a
cheap lot. She led all the way, and
coming to the stretch turn was ten
lengths in front. with the field stretched
out in single file behind her.
AT the head Of the stretch she ran
out and lost considerable ground. She
continued to bear out through the
stretch and was apparently beaten at
the eighth pole. Upton. however got
her straight and she came again with
such a remarkable burst OF speed that
she broke the track record of 233 1-5.
Gowan's time was 2.32 10. Beaucoup
ran second and Pins and Needles third
all the way and finished that way,
Outsider Takes First.
The first race was deemed a very good
thing for Lady Selma, ridden by Nc
Carthy, but she was beaten and by a
rank outsider at that Golden Legend,
ridden by an unheard of apprentice
named Clements, proved the upset He
won ractically all the way and was go-
ing away at the end. Lady Selma, how
ever, managed to get the place money in
front OF Sententious.
Jimmy Lane a Winner.
The gentlemen's steeplechase with an
original field OF nine. was scratched
down TO two-horse race between Jim
my Lane and Grandpa, possibly owing
to the scarcity OF gentlemen at the
course. Mr.. Hayes. who Is deaf: rode
Grandpa, and Mr.. Page. who wears a
monocle, rode Jimmy Lane. The talent
evidently figured that the monocle would
beat Jimmy Lane, for the oral market
showed marked preference for Grand
pa. Jimmy Lane won under Mr.. Page
as he might have with a bag of oats
on his back. He trailed Grandpa until
n half mile from home and then went
to the front and stayed there to the
end, with Mr.. Page sitting bolt upright
and tugging at the reins.
Mccarthy Almost Lost.
The Rancho Lei Paso, the two-year-
old stake event Of the card, was an
other two-horse race between ETHEREAL
and Wise mason. ETHEREAL ought TO
have won II easily, but Mc9arthv
evinced n crazy desire to draw the an,
lsh fine, q habit OF some Jockeys when
fame begins coming their way. AS a
result MrCahey, on Wise Mason. al
most grabbed him on the post
For Racing Charts See Page 3.
The evening world., 1908-10-12
CANDIDATE DEBS ILL.

Eugene V. Debs. the Socialist party's
candidate for President was SO IN
when his Red Special" reached
Newark this afternoon that his en-
gagement TO speak at Military Park
was cancelled and several thousand per
sons who had gone TO the station TO
greet him were turned away without
him.
Doctors called for the Socialist
nominee said he would possibly be
able to speak tonight, but that he was
far from a well man.
lie was SO III that no did not even
show himself on the car platform 20
the crowd, but remained In his com
parIment.
The evening world., 1908-10-12
COUR.' CUTS OFF
THAW ALLOWANCE
TO YARMOUTH
He Got Rich Marriage Sc...2-
nent, but Divorce of Coun-
tess Voids Agreement.

LONDON. Oct. 12,-By an order OF tho
Divorce Court. issued this afternoon.
all the rights and interests of the Earl
OF Yarmouth under the financial settle
ment made prior 10 The Enrl's marriage
to Miss Alice Cornslla Thaw in Pitts
.-. on April 81 1903, are now void.
According to the counsel, the sum
~nt"' ~ $780, coo,
This sum was settled upon Miss
Thaw for life. II she died before the
Earl the sum OF 10000 was 20 pass 10
him. The settlement also gave tho
Earl an income OF $4,000 year from
the day Of the wedding The Earl made
no oppositio, TO the Courts order.
The evening world., 1908-10-12
SPANISH RACING
BALLON RIPS WIEN
5000 FEET IN AIR.

MEsTzENpORF, Province Of saxony.
Prussia, oct. l2-While the Spanish
balloon Muntana was passing over this
place to-day NJ height OF bHO feet
Inc envelope ripped up.
The balloon was however brought TO
land safely and tho occupants OF the
car Herv uninyuTed.
The evening world., 1908-10-12
WOMAN LIVED WITH
ONE HUSBAND BY DAY.
ANOTHER At NIGHT
Catherine Stroebel Enabled to Carry
Out Her Deception Because the
Men Were Employed at Diff
ferentPeriods Of "a Hours.

Instances of maintaining two wives in different parts of the
city rare often that slides into the lime
light the possesso husbands with whom lived every day
in the year. Mrs Catherine srobe such hepn1eet
cong undSpd evidence furnished to-day before Justice Aspra
in the Brooklyn Supreme Court where Philip Stroebe was awarded
of FROM,
The evening world., 1908-10-12
CHICAGO.

bHIIeu lot PIelster IN eighth.
Detroit So. ,... o 0 0 . . %
Chicago .... 100 o 3 0 0 o O-s
Base on Balls-Om Mullin, !; OF Pfeis-
ter, 3; OF RculbaCh. J.
struck Out-hy Mullin, s; by Pfeis-
ter, I.
Three-Base Hit-Hofman
TWo-llase Hits-'rhomas. Cobb.
stolen Bases-Eyers, Chance. Cobb (2),
Steinfeldt.
Double Plays-Schaefer to Rossman;
Holman to King; O'LearV to Schaefcr
to ROssman.
Empires and O'Day.
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grounder, retiring Hoffman at second
and doubled Killing at first. NO RUNS,
Eighth innnu.

-'S'N' '''llHS'
Cobb doubled to left. Rossman beat
out bunt and Cobb took third. Schae-
fer flied TO right. Rossman going to see
ond on the throw TO the plate, which
kept Cobb at third. Thomas walked. mn
ing the bases Coughlin flied out to
left Cobb scoring before the bah could
be relayed MullIn hit sharply TO
Chance, who fumbled the ball, and Null
lin was safe. Rossman SCOrv,~ from sec
Ond and Thomas took third Mcintyre
grounded out, Steinfeldt to Glance,
TWO RUNS.
Howard went 10 bat for Pfeister.
Howard went out, SChaefer To- Rossman.
SheCkard grounded out. Schaefer 10
Rossman, Evers flied out TO Crawford.
NO RUNS.
dina Inning,
Ruelbach now pitching for Chicago,
OIeary popped TO Chance crawford
flied to Hoffman,. Cobb made his fourth
hit to left, and stole second lie then
stole third base. Rossman walked Cobb
was caught OF third by Ruelbach TO
Killing 10 Steinfeldt, No RUNS.
Schultz flied 10 Crawford, Chance
flied to Crawford, Steufeldt singled 10
left Stsinfeldt stole second Hoffman
out. O'Leary to Rossman so RUNS.
The evening world., 1908-10-12

IAIs IL ths 49, s'.I lor regiAIra.
tion la Greater New York. IN you
Iaa't ssEistes you ean't vote.
The evening world., 1908-10-12

SS5.Uu 40 N....s- ....a
via WAshiag ON sunset Rouie. Tourist oArs
~ighout change from Washington. Hsuh
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Same Programme Each Day.

II Mrs stroebel needed any sleep she
could take It while her husband slept
through the day. As soon as he was
out of the way in the evening she would
move out to Richmond Hin again. And
80 she alternated between thu two men
ages day after day. and Stroebel went
TO work and went home and slept and
ate and knew nothing about his wife
spending every night away from his
house.
He might be In ignorance OF Il yet
were It not for the observant habits of
his sister, Mrs. Matty Meyers. who lives
at No. 1892 Stanhope street. Mrs. Meyers
felt lonely one evening and went down
10 visit her sister-in-law, Mrs Stroebel
The house was dark, Mrs. Meyers
called the next day, and Mrs. Stroebel
said she had been spending the evening
at the home of friend. which was a
true statement. at any rate. But Mrs.
Meyers. calling few nights later,
found Mrs. Stroebel out again.
This time she made Inquiries among
the neighbors and learned that Mrs.
Stroebel was In the habit OF skipping
away every evening after her husband $
departure and remaining out until the
next morning. She informed her hus-
band and together they did some sleuth-
ing,
Trailed fier TO Second HomC.
They lay in wait and tralled Mrs.
Stroebel to Richmond IIill and saw her
enter house there. Mrs. Meyers asked
a woman living across the street who
lived on the corner.
mr.. and Mrs Nalusse," replied the
A11reNsRn
couple. The wife goes away every
morning ana remains out all day /
suppose she works somewhere"
And 81 u all came out Stroehel lost
no time I'm tiling his divorce peutlon.
Justice Asphalt In handing down the
decree TODAY said that Ia his opinion
the case called for investigation ny the
GRAND Jury.
The evening world., 1908-10-12
GOWAN BREAKS
TRACK RECORD
IN HANDICAP
Shows Great Form in Dis
lance Event at the
Belmont Track.
FALCADA A WINNER.
ETHEREAL Captures the Stake
After a Close Brush with
Wise Mason.
BELMONT WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Goldon Legend l.,
Lady Selma 2, Sententlous 8.
SECOND RAcE-Jimmy Lane T.,
Grandpa 2. Only two starters.
THIRD RACE-EtheriaI 1, Wise
Mason 2. Only two starters.
FOURTH RACE-Gowan 1, Beau.
coup 2, Pins and Needles 8.
FIFTH RAcE-FaIcada I, Fashion
Plate (, Footpad 8.
SIXTH RACE-MiIford 1, Whip
Top 2, Jugsler 8.
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Seventh Inning.

MulUu filed 20 Tinker Mcintyre
walked D'Leary grounded out 70
.'hluae. Mclntyre taking second, Cray
ford flew Uut tu centre No RUNS,
Holman singled 10 right. Tinker
struck out O'Leary took hllng's
The evening world., 1908-10-12

Judge Aspinal was satisfied by the
StroebeI as his wife at No. A7 Stan
hope street and with one Jacob Valusse
as his wife at Atlantic and Grant ave-
nues. Richmond Hill. She was aided
in her dual household accomplishments
by the fact that Stroebel. whom she
married in 1899. is an engineer and
works nights. Valusse is clerk and
works in the daytime.
Serious Difficulties.
The Protean female performer man
aged to reign in two households in
at $50 in the morning and prepare his
fculties. except on Sundays and on
the rare occasions when her husband
took night off. Valusse did not work
Sundays, but Stroebel worked Sunday
nights.
The terms of Stroebels employment
forced him TO leave his home at 6
O'Clock in the evening. Before depart
ing he would eat what corresponds to
a day workers breakfast. AS soon as
he was out of sight Mrs. Stroebel
would put on her wraps. close up the
house and hasten to Richmond Hin,
where she would assume her position
as Mrs. Valusse
The clerking Valusse wound up his
labor at O'Clock in the evening BY
the time he got out TO Richmond Hill
his apparent wife would have dinner on
the table for him. She would spend
the night at Valusse's nome and get up
at $50 in the morning and prepare his
breakfast.
Valusse left his house about $50
Mrs. Valusse would then put on her
wraps. close up the domcile and hasten
down TO her home in Stanhope street to
begin the day as Mrs. Stroebel. Stroebel
would get home about 100, tired and
sleepy. and wash the oil and coal dust
from himself. Then he would sit down
to a meal corresponding to day work
er's supper. after which he would go to
bed
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-12-12

makes fine roosts Place the roosts
IL to Is inches apart. depending on
the size of the fowls. and have them
s to IL inches above the dropping
board. Do not have the roosts closer
than Is TO % inches TO any outside
wall of the house. II would make
fowl too cold on one aide IL roost-
roosts from tho rafters or hinge
them above a dropping board. so
they can be treated on the under
side for mitos. II dropping board
Is uacd. swinging the rooaia upward
out of the way will make ~ more
convenient to clean tho dropping
board.
Make meats 1lth a passage way
between them and an outside wall.
so they will be somewhat private.
They ~ili appeal TO old niddy II
made thIa way. and their rather
dark condition will tend TO prevent
cgE eating. The front side or the
Top 81 tho meats may consist of
hinged door through which eggs may
DO gathered. Some wlll prefer to
pn; tho meats under tho dropping
board. which has something In It's
favor.
A house Of tho slHo suggested wiil
30 large enough 10 permit OF litter
bcing used Ia tho front part for tho
chickens 10 scratch grain out of.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-12-12
Set Your Incubator Now.


While the sprins ssimo lie tho sanss
natural haiehing season. II cannot
SO aald to 10 The most profitable
sine In which 80 hatch chickens foe
market. or to Ect OF pallets. whIch
"lll make ws early. and therefore
valuable layers rasly ia tho foslow.
inE fall Good sissers Asr very tea
and tav bcs@rrn IN tho very uarly
spglngtsrae. aud our hruoas 81 very
early chickens arc pFupogtlnnAtoiy
scattering. II IL not wntil about the
middle 81 tho spring season that wc
can eouns on our hens going TO sit.
sAug To each an ratcat or In such
numbers as ulll enable us 10 hatch =
gnodly nambcg OF chickens at
time. This Dependency on The hons
destroys The business feature Of our
poultry !ndussrY to the extent that
&c sfu Unable tn coatgol IL ourselves
ia The production 81 tho Yuung crop.
bat. instead. arc handicapped By the
uncertainty as To whcu vac may be
able 20 scs hen or hrns. aud hos
many arc shall have bruody during
any given months So. nc cannot
calculate on tho extent Of our poul-
,Fy output In yonag chickens. This
feature f~sta With ,h. hens. and
hence &c are not running tho hual.
toas on anything like sure iinos
Keep the Hens Laying While the
Machine laIrh~@.
Now. this Ia the condition wh-rc
the hens arc depended on entirely TO
do the Matching. nn, wo need mo,
submit to any such a Situation. We
may tako hold Of the rclna ourselves
and shape our poultry business up.
just like any other business. 40 that
IL ~iii depend ON our own ability
and skin. and not on the whlma of
tho hena and their natural instincts.
True. ~. must be- actively after them
In tho matter Of laying. and feed
and caro- for them 30 as To get all
the eggs we can from them. and
then We should look to other means
of incubation and brooding aud keep
the hens going tn the production of
eggs.
Tho Surety of the Incubator.
This brings up tho thought of the
incubator and the brooder aud the
ability 10 hatch chickens and raise
them by artificial means. II also
suggests the season when these mod
ern convenience and. We may add.
anretics in chicken raising are the
most valuable. IL In not In the sum