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of private detectives. This custom has been followed ever since George Gould was bothered by the notorious Zella Nicholas.
 The welded bliss of the Howard Goulds was of but a few years du- ration. After an eventful courtship- they were married quietly. almost SC cretly, at the Holland house in this city in January, 1898. Mrs. Could was Katherine Clemmons, a native of some fame, having starred in the west For brief period she was at the head of a company in New York.
 At the time of the marriage 1t was an open secret that, notwithstanding the fact that George Gould himself was happily welded to a former ac- tress, Miss Edith Kingdom. he, as well as the eldest sister, Miss Helen Gould. looked with anything but fay bring eyes upon Howard Gould's at tentions to Miss Clemmons. Almost from the day that Howard Gould first met the actress, shortly after her ap pearance on the stage of the Fifth ANtuut tuDatCAs AhC NootA hefhA4iy t~ pressed disapproval.
 | Joy Goufd's will stipulated thai none of his children should marry without the consent and approval o the others. A forfeiture Of half tho child's share in the estate was to bs the penalty for marriage withdu this approval.
 The ghost of Jay Gonld in the foru of this advisory committee named il his will promptly put in it's appear ance when the marriage of Howar' Gould and Katherine Clemmons wa preached The protest of George ant Helen Gould carried with it tn threat to divert about $5.000.000 O Howard Gould's patrimony. accordin' to the procisions of the will. Howar' Gould is said to have been quite will ing to let the $5.0e0,000 go and keel Miss Clemmons. At any rate, he de
 fled the family protest and marrie' the actress from whom he Is no'
 seeking divorce. The advisor committee relented, as it also did !
 the case of the present Princess a ! Sagan. and let Howard keep all hi inheritance.
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  il longb The decision forced 
  This is largely its president Dr Frost -
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COUNTY TREAsURER'S REPORT
 OF MATS EXPENDITURES

The following a Hicks for Mar
 fund the first of the presentm month.
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o,seuRsemeNTs.

8 Rnad E,na Warrants pisbee School Drict No issue 1905 5.O00eo s,shee School Drict No interest coupons 29O0eo Nor. .ineres 
 Teacbers Institute High School warrants Salary Warrants maid spaid Taxes Refunded ......,. BaIance
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Dr. w Lindiey prominent physician. located the
 Strings and will make speciality of diseases of all kinds
The evening world., 1909-02-01
KE|RAN At LAST
BEFORE REFEREE,
TELLS Of LOANS
Former Head of Fidelity Fund
ing Company Explains Its
Business Methods.

After a long and anxious wait on the
part OF the Investors In the Fidelity
Funding COMPANY, Patrick ]. kelran,
former head OF that concern, at last ap-
peared to-day before Referee Peter b.
OInev 70 explain his connection with
Its affairs. The hearing took place in
the office OF Mr.. Olney at No. ss VIII.
lam street. keiran was first asked
about the manner In which the com
pany carried on its business.
I'VE loaned money 20 Catholic
churches and institutions" he said,
and took mortgages on their property
We also took as collateral life insurance
policies on members OF the congrega-
ton. made out to the institution and
assigned to us"
Referee Olney asked for a description
OF one actual transaction. and Ke!ran
mentioned the loan to the St. Josephs
congregation OF Milwaukee.
A Sample Loan.
They applied for a loan OF $50. 900"
explained the witness, and we O. KID
the application and gave them imme-
diately $1,000, for which we took their
notes. These notes We immedately~sold
to the Wisconsin National Bank, OF Mil
waukee Later we took a mortgage on
the property, called In the notes. issued
our own bonds on the mortgage which
" rod Ia,
and Savings Bank, of Chicago, as trus-
tee l."
Lawyer Frank l.. Crocker. attorney
for the Federal Receiver, Robert Nor
rs, wanted to know what interest the
company charged. !
Interest on the mortgage" answered
Keiran. was at four to four and half
per cent, but interest on the notes was
charged al eight to eight and a half
per cent. This was to cover the cost OF
the first premium Of the lie insurance
policies which We always insisted on
as additional security"
ke!ran said tnat their lie insurance
had all been written in the Reliance
Life Insurance Company OF P!t,sourg
and the Security Life Insurance Com.
pany OF chicago.
Small Working Capital.
How much working capital did the
Fidelity have" asked the referee.
When / went into the company In
1905" said Ke!ran, they had no work
ing capital They had $1,000 capital.
but 1t had been lost In the business
Inside OF a year we had $4,000 working
capital"
Did you always have endowment in.
surance TO the extent OF 10 per cent OF
the face of your loans"
Always" said kelran.
on cross examination Ke!ran was
asked II the S and So per cent interes,
charged was not In some States
usuriOus, but the referee overrlled the
question on the ground that II could
make no difference In this hearing,
which Mr. Olney said was strictly and
only to show whether the company had
been conducting trading or mercantile
business,
The evening world., 1909-02-01
Features of Plan
TO Pay Gas Rebates

No interest viii be paid to gas consumers, but the
accumulated interest will be used to hasten the dis
tribution.
All consumers arc sure of getting their rebates,
whether they have Kept their receipts or not, a
monthly return was required by the United States
Circuit Court, and has been made by each company
in the Gas Trust since May 1906, showing the exact
amount to be refunded to each consumer
Gas xeceip@s will not be recognized by the United
States Circuit Court as negotiable paper and unless
the original consumer has made a proper legal
assignment of his claim, with the seal of notary
attached, his gas receipts in the hands of another
will not be even considered by the Special Master in
charge of the gas fund.
The will be paid OF by sections probably the follow
ing order:
Group A--Thoe who have kept all their gas receipts
who prefer bookkeeping credit with the Gas Trust for
The amount due them.
Group B-Those who have kept only part Of their
tsps who have lost them failed 10 keep any receipts
Group C-1hOSe who have undergone change in al.
dress and have obtained gas from more than one of the Gas
Trusts subsidiary companies
Crou? D-Those who have left The city, Or who are
known 10 IL heirs OF gas consuIner$
Group E-Those who have bough. gas receipts as a
speculation and hold proper legal assignments from the
original gas consumers
Group F-ThoSe who may he Chased as possible igan's
who either dissatisfied with III, amount returned 10 them
or are suspected Of having presented fraudulent claims
The evening world., 1909-02-01
TRUST CANNOT e
COLLECT BILLS,
COURT RULES
Has No. Standing When 1t At
tempts to Enforce Contracts
of Illegal Basis.

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""'r''>"ioN' feo' IL ne case or
the Continental Wall Paper Company
VS. Lewis Voight a Sons OF Cincinnati,
r., .s. ,.,,
" Wv 'up' e''e
Sourt vi 'he United states In the
Weights favor The suit was brought
nv the cornopv nm doh, 90 ,;- hno
A..
" "'N'' Go &c" va
the ground tha' the paper company Is
trust,
The decision IL OF fra reaching impor.
lance. The Court In this case, for the
nrst time, laid down the board principle
tnat an hlegal combination m restraint
Oh trade practlcalIS mas no standing IN
COURT "Nen II attempts 10 enforce con-
'ac's u'a' are "'u''e III CONNECTION Win
~, "e
, Case "a9 O'O"s''' ~ ,,' .u'..',
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tho ,ct,on $50
~. "N''o'.
inc trlal court sustained the demurrer
and dismissed the bill. which Judgment
was affirmed bv tho Court NJ Nn,.aIs
~ can'e peiore the supreme court on
writ OF certiorari granted more than a
year ago.
The evening world., 1909-02-01

work In spirit Of harmonious cooper
alton with the common aim that the Of
fender shall be eventually tried and
punish in the forum where that end
can be most suitably and effectively ac-
complished. In accordance with your
request have conferred with the At
torney- General, and am authorized to
say that hts views upon the present
situation fully coincide with my own
II will be seen that Mir Jerome
wanted precedence, but Mr. Stimson
this desire OF Mr.. Jerome's
10 mean merely cooperation
Around the Federal Building 1t Is
now believed that Mr.. Stimson Is pre-
pairing to change his former plan II
campaign and ask for Fedora lndict.
ments on the ground that through he
circulation OF copies Of the World con.
tanning the alleged libels among the
officers and men on Governors Island
crime was committed upon Govern
ment Reservation, in the jurisdiction Of
the United States Court for the District
OF Southern New York.
The Federal Grand Jury, being oc-
cupled with the investigation Of an al
leged dishonest bankruptcy case and
other ordinary matters the witnesses
subpoenaed In the proceedings insti-
tuted In the name Of the United States
q gainst The Press Publishing Company
and others, when they put In an APP
pparancc this forenoon, were excused
until tomorrow morning.
The evening world., 1909-02-01
FIGHT FOR SCRAPS
OF EVANS FORTUNE
Echo of Ten Years Contest
Over American Dentists
Millions in Court.

Justice Eranger Of the Supreme
Court after cudgelng his brains for A
fortnight over the fal battle ROYAL
among the forty lawyers who have rep.
resented the many Interests in the ten.
years contest over the ;lOU00Ol estate
ieft by Or. Thomas W. Evans. the
American dentist Of Paris. to-day de.
MED an application by counsel for the
executors and trustees, substituted for
j. Roland Enos and Jtsiette e.. lienGor.
son, declared to have the ;s7.gp, each
due the two dead executors depo.I,sd
into court for the rest to fight oyc,.
There are so many claimants and
esiiiitheir claims aro so utterly lrrecon.
stable one with another. that am nm.
able to determine this matter the Jus.
tce says
Justice Erlanger suggested that ,
referee be named to try ont the dis
pute. THIS Is at hest scramble rnr
the crumbs after the banquet Of the
lawyers, for when the whole matter ie
finally adjudicated It will not Weld
enough To pay a months office rent To
each or the warning lawyers
The evening world., 1909-02-01
MRS. BAT0NYI GAINS
POINT IN HER SUIT.
Court Holds That She Need
Not Furnish Husband With
Bill of Particulars.

The motion OF Aurel Batony!, the
well known whip. for a further bill Of
particulars as TO the four specific
charges OF inadelIty made against him
by his wife. Fanny Burke Roche Ba.
tonyi, daughter OF Frank Work, broker
and horseman, was denied to-day by
Justice Erlanger In the supreme Court
Justice Erlanger on a motion by
Ra,ony! 10 have the question as to
whether his wife deserted him 70 to
the jury in mis- counter-sut for a sepa
ration from her. decided that this Issue
should BE- tried at the same time as
Mrs. Batony's charges Justice Err.
LANCER says;
The plaintiff Nfrs. BatonyD has
specified four acts upon which size in.
tends TO rly, thus narrowing the issues
to those acts. Having abandoned the
remaining charges. OF course they are
"ffec,ually eliminated from the case.
Inc defendant lMr. BatonyN sets I'D
me afhrmative defense that the plaintiff.
without cause abandoned him, and asks
for Judgment Of separation.
AS the Issue raised By the wife Ia
asked 10 be sent TO a Jury, It Is proper
that the issue OF abandonment raised
IN answer be disposed OF at the same
time, to the end that these DISPUTED
questions may all be determined by one
trial " ''''
a sufficient bill Of particulars OF the
spec fic acts relied upon has been teryed
oy the pIantif The motion in tina: re.
gard Will be denied
on the part Of the defendant the fol.
loving questions may be included among
a jury: ''' v e" o'
Did the plaintiff, prior to Dec. 10, 1907,
w!lfully and without any cause doser,
teh defendant and refuse to 1--we Win
him. ''''
The evening world., 1909-02-01
BURNING ECZEMA
QUICKLY SPREAD
Started Like Ringworm on Hand
Hand SweIIed and Then Humo
Spread to Arms, Legs and Fac'
1t was Something Terrible,
PRESCRIPTIONS FAILED:
CUTICURA CURED HIM

II have used the Cuticura Remediet
for q very bad case Of eczema with com
plete success. About fifteen or eighteen
years ago the disease developed in the
shape of large pinhead on top Of my
hand. 1t burned and itched so much
that | was compelled to show it to doc.
tor. He pronounced it ringworm. and
made very light Of it, He gave me
wash and told me to apply II before 60.
ing to bed and all would be over in the
morning. But the next morning my
hand was all swollen up and poulticed
it. When the doctor came TO his Office
showed him the hand and to my sur.
prise he told me that he had never ex.
perienced such case in his practice and
said it was well i poultlced it. After
trying his different remedies the disease
increased and went up my arms and
finally TO my thighs and legs generally
and finally on my face. The burning
was something terrible. After ! had
tried this doctor. as | thought, long
enough. | went to another doctor who
had the reputation Of being the best in
town. He told Inc it was q bad case OF
eczema and that il would take quite q
while to cure it. His medicine checked
the advance Of the disease but no fur.
Their.
Il finally concluded to try the Cuti.
curn Remedies. | bought cake OF
Cuticura Soap, box of Cuticura ONT
mcnt and a bottle Of Cuticura Resolvent
and found relief in the first trial. con-
tinued until | was completely free from
the disease and have not been troubled
with another attack since. / still use
the Cuticura Ointment in my family as
il is one Of the best remedies to heal
sore or other injury rapidly. ! can
freely and Faithfully say that the Cuti-
cura Remedies are the best so far as my
experience went with them and I am
still recommending them, feeling sure I
am not making a mistake. c. Burk-
hart, 23G ". Market ST., Chambersburg,
Pa, sept. 10, 1905.
Complete External and Internal Treatment for
Every ilumor II Infants Children and Adults con-
slsts u CVt"u-t ~IaD llic 10 Cleanse the skin.
Cu'rr-. Ou'Went liO' 10 Heal the skin and Cuti-
Cun KrsO.yrUt SOC ,. '1f IN the torn Of Chocolate
Coated III -" per vial u 60 to Purity the Blood.
Sod throughout TIE world Potter Drug & Chem,
Corr sole PrnUs Nb>'On Mas
81 Mailed Free cut Va BOOK on SKIN Diseasea
The evening world., 1909-02-01

Of in the highest terms BY the employ.
ees.
a prominent member OF the New York
stock Exchange. when seen by an Even.
Ing World reporter, made this state
ment.
"All this Is very nice about ,Tudgs
Moore being philanthropist, but re.
member one thing-Sidney e. Love q
Co. have long been looked upon as
Judge Moore's own firm As for Young
Love. why Judge Moore, am told mi
him in business
1T is very resrcttable that Judge
Moore's frieif1s are suggesting that bis
action In going to the rescue Of Young
Love was to save the Board Of Gov
errors from an embarrassing situation
now that the Stock Exchange is being
Investigated. Such Is not the case
The Board OF Governors have no official
knowledge that there was an embarras
sing situation"
How about the transfer Of the Stock
Exchange accounts from Sidney c, Love
& Co. to Holister & Babcock?" was
asked
"Oh. | suppose Judge Moore and his
friends have taken their accounts over
to Hollister & Babcock. and that Is ali
there Is to IT, was the reply, 80 far
as the New York Stock Exchange
knows, the retirement OF Mr. Loves
Arm was due to heavy losses on the
hear side OF the whea, market In the
Chicago Board OF Trade There liz A
possibility yet that the Board will take
The evening world., 1909-02-01
AFTER GRIPPE
Vino| Restored Mrs, Partridge'S
Health After All Other Means
Had Failed Read Her State
ment.

THE grippe left me in a v,ry
weakened and rundown condition
no appetite, thin, nervous and no vi
tality. Nothing seemed to help me
Until a friend brought me A bottle OF
V!nol, the cod-liver and iron prepa-
ration. | commenced to take /.
and It gave me hearty appetite;
my health and strength returned I'M
I'll | felt like new creature. con-
slider Vinol wonderful medicine
for any one who has had a severe
sickness. II makes strength and vi
tally so fast"-Mrs G. |. Partridge,
Franklin, Mass
Ninol is a modern cod-IIYer and
iron preparation free from taste OF
oil and agreeable to the weakest
stomach.
Vinol is recognized throughout the
world as the greatest strength ere
ator for old people, weak, sickly
women and children, and after Il
severe sickness and FOR chronic
coughs and colds. Those who try
vinol and receive no benefit may
have their money back.
The evening world., 1909-02-01

the United States Supreme Court last
week by the Gas Trust LAWYERS, was In
the nature OF the act Of "A man who
picked up handful OF gravel and
tossed It at a steam roller that had just
hattened Inn out. The decision was
plain enough to all but the Gas Trust
lawyers, and 1t is doubtful II they had
any hope of getting anything but re-
bun for their pains.
As The Evening World has pointed
out, the victory for 81 cent gas, for
which It fought long and ariuOusly WAS
won when the United States Supreme
Court handed down its decision The
only way the gas monopoly can over
throw that ruling is TO show by year
ofactual operation that the so cent price
does not allow 1t to make a profit of
per cent, upon its legal and proper cap
itaL
The evening world., 1909-02-01

preierrIng to remain IN tae .oaGwty,
where he had lived tor fifteen years.
Paul De Bluney and john Mcbride. Of
No. 81 East Twruty-tlnd street, Wer-
taken to Bellevue Hospital last nigh
De Bruney was scarcely able to wax.
Mcbride the pole" say, Wal found I'M
conscious and suffering from oNposL. -
near Twenty-second street and Ava
nue. A.
James Robertson, forty-e!ght wears
old, druggist, was removed from No
IN East Twen,y-siXth street to Bellevue
Hospital suffering from exposure and
starvation
The evening world., 1909-02-01
MACK SUBPOEkAED.
rspeclal to The Evening world.

BUFFALO. Feb. chairman Norman
+ Mack, OF the Democratic National
Committee, was served With subpoena
this morning to appear as witness in
the United states Circuit Court, New
York CITY, to testify in "A certain
cause now depending and undetermined
in the said court between the United
States Of America and the Press Pub
fishing Company.
The writ was signed by United States
District Attorney Stlmson and was
served by United States Marsha Conk-
ling. OF this city. Mr. Mack IL com.
manded 10 appear In New York Tuesday
morning at n.0 o'clock. He will leave
for that city tonight
The evening world., 1909-02-01

tween pistrict-Attornev Baker and
Messrs. Davis and Lindsey, Of counsel
for the Press Publishing Company, pub
fishers Of the New York World 1t was
stated that j. Angus Shaw. secretary
and treasurer OF The World. would not
for the present at least he required to
answer the questions pu, to him Friday
last
The evening world., 1909-02-01
DIES SUDDENLY IN IRELAND

DUBLIN, Feb Hugh Murphy. OF
Bloomfield, Neb., on a visit To ireland.
died suddenly Saturday at tn, elena.
geary, railway station while putting his
bicycle on train.
The evening world., 1909-02-01
Sued by a PoiIIon Sister.

The married life OF the Brokaws has
been VIGOROUSLY disturbed from the be-
ginning Within few weeks after the
wedding the now famous Poillon sisters
got after W. Gould Brokaw Katharine
Poillon sued him for $4,000 for breach
her possession OF numerous letters writ
ten to her by Brokaw, and the subse.
quent proceedings. In which she was
ably seconded by her athletic sister
Charlotte. kept gossip going until the
sui, was settled out OF court.
There have been many rumors OF an
impending separation between the Bro
kaws. which have been emphatically
denied. W Could Brokaus place at
Great Neck is one OF the most magnif-
cent OF all the show places OF Long
Island.
The evening world., 1909-02-01
W. GOULD BR0KAW
SUED BY HIS WIFE
FOR SEPARATION,


ises aud was told that she would no
longer be supported there. At the same
time her mother received letter from
Mr.. Brokaw saying that Mrs. Erokaw
had been using the house for scandalous
parties and It was common gossip that
one OF the men guests had occupied his
own room next 10 Mrs. Brokaws This,
he said. he considered sufficient cause
for putting her out Of the house.
Mrs Brokaw estimates her husband
fortune at $1,000 and his income at
l0l0 On
The evening world., 1909-02-01
Edwards Calls for 1000 Men
To-Day and Issues Warn
ing to GraflerS.
TEMPERATURE TO-DAY.

With the mercury slightly above the
winters low mark the weather man $
guess is that the cool wave will linger
throughout to-day, but will probably
pack itself off about tomorrow. Start.
ing at q above zero yesterday the tenn
perature tumbed until shortly before
midnight 1t was II. a biting northwest
wind helped to keep persons indoors.
Suffering was intense all over ;he city,
but not so great as expected. according
10 the records OF the charitable ins,!ru.
tons, At the Municipal Lodging House
SIS applied last night, 29l men. q WON.
en- and children. All except % were
cared for. These were sent TO the in
closed pier at the foot of East Twenty
sixth street, waere they were gwen
cots
At the Christian Mission No. = Bow
cry, ?l00 We're given rolls and hot coffee.
The bread line at Eleventh street and
Broadway was about as large as usual
Most OF the Bowery lodging houses were
filed, which was taken as an indication
that many Of those who usually apply
for aid during cold weather had been
working at the snow removal and had
money enough for food and lodging.
The evening world., 1909-02-01
Where Jerome Stands.

Some we'll informed persons profess
to think that Mr.. Sumson has not yet
really answered MI. Jeromes direc, in
terrugat on In his letter Of Jan. * Mr.
JnTOnl" used this language, giving II
further emphasis by practically repeat.
ny &c twice.
To summarize. II Mr.. Douglas Rob.
irSuu requests me to commence criml.
nal .Ibcts against the persons respon.
sluIc for this publication | Will do SO
pro .iel that the Attorney General Of
DE United states informs me that he
deems b. wise that the State prOsecrl-
lions shall take precedence IN the trial
o' any Indictment that might be found
uHuy tie trial Of any indictments
against ON" sam" persons that may be
WJnt for the same matters IN the Fed.
wa. courts
1up nearest that Mr Stimson came
foo wtt.lg a direct reply In this. I'm his
uU ud boz the following language.
Eut while these alleged Off.nses thus
possess features which are distinct and
TO certain extent, peculiar to these
different jurisdictions, they all relate to
he fHrUo general subject matter, the
Pautra Canal purchase. and a prosecti-
ton for any ono ~ them hears nEces-
sary relation 10. and may be to some ex.
cent practically affected by the result
oi a prosecution for any other In such
a ritua,lon I conceive that IL is the duty
o. all prosecutors not to allow any CON
Gict Of Jurisdiction 10 leopard 40 an ulti-
mate conviction, hut to take up the
The evening world., 1909-02-01

TO CURE A COLD N ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRDND Qu!nlns Tah.t,
Druggists refund money II Il fails to cuJA
u W. GROVES Signature Is 90 each boz ?sc,
The evening world., 1909-02-01
Cold Stops Snow RmeovaI.

The work OF removing snow was aban-
doned at midnight until daylight, be-
cause of the cold and because the snow
dumped into various slips was cloggng
them up, Yesterday about 600 men
and 100 trucks were used along the ave-
nues and main arteries of trade.
Commissioner Edwards does not like
the way the street car companies have
acted, and will appeal TO the Public
Service Commission to-day to force the
companies TO carry out the snow re-
mova clauses of their contracts with
the city, which, II enforced. will 60
long way toward cleaning up the
streets through which their tracks run.
These companies" said MIR. Ed.
wards. have contract with the city
which ohllgates them to clean every
inch OF the streets they run through,
to mop them from curb TO curb. They
have been cleaning their own tracks
and pil!sg the snow and dirt in mounds
on each side, leaving the hardest and
most expensive part OF the Job for Our
department and for years have been
getting away with It But now the
street car people have got to make
good"