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New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
GIRL TESTIFIES FOR HARE
Stenographer Of Lawyer Only Witness
at His Trial Yesterday.

Miss Romoa Gordon. the stenographer I'm
the office of Colonel Robert J. Haire. the
lawyer on trial In the Criminal Branch Of
the Supreme Court on the charge of at
tempted subornation Of perjury. was the
only witness examined AT yesterdays sos-
sion
She said that Harold W. Trippcu. who
had law offices with lIairc. and VINO plead
ed guilty 10 similar Indictment. had told
her he was threatened with prosecution ON
otncr charges II hc did not turn states
evidence and testify against llairc. she
also Contradictcd statements mad" On the
witness stand by Dffcnburg and Roche. the
two detectives Of the District Attorney s
office WHO accused lIairc of taking part
I'm the attempt of Trippcu to sUborn them
to commit perjury In th" trial Of John
Rodgers, IL" convicted pickpockot and COM
planning witness against llnre.
Miss Gorlon declared that OneEburs had
volunteered the Information In the afii-
davit signed by him and Roche which both
of them testified had been manufactured
bv Iairc to secure Rodgers's acquittdl
This statement by her, she said. was ig
nored by the District Attorneys office in
the statement prepared for her 10 sign
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
ARREST SUPPOSED MANIAC
Police Say Man in Bellevue
Planned TO Kill H. N. Corwith.

central Office detectives prevented what
might have been q murderous assault on
Henry y CorWith Of No 90 Riverside
Drive. Yesterday. when they arrested and
disarmed Alfred Price. a coachmsn. former
lv I'm the employ Of Corwith. The man was
standing at the corner Of l02d street and
Riverside Drive Yesterday morning. armed
with a revolver and a long knife. When
the detectives approached him and asked
what he was doing there he is alleged 10
have said that he intended 10 Kill Corwith.
He said he had been ruined 10y Corwith,
his daughter and a Judge" Mcdowell, and
accused them Of having poisoned him with
arsenic
The man WAS taken 10 Police Headquar-
ters. and after his pedigree had been en-
tered he was sent to the psychopathic ward
I'm Bellevue Hospital. where he will remain
five days for observation.
Corwith went to Police Headquarters on
Tuesday and told Inspector Russell that he
had been threatened by Price. Detectives
File and Cain were detailed 10 the case and
followed Corwith about town all Tuesday.
i'm the hope that they might catch Price.
Yesterday morning. when Corwth came out
Of his house and started down the street,
the detectives were close behold him. At
1921 street CorWith saw Price and pointed
him out 20 File. The latter went up to
Price and asked HIM If he knew Corwith.
Price. according 10 File. said that he do.
and that he intended 10 kill him When
asked what he was going to Kill Corwith
with Price drew the revolver and knife from
his pocket and showed them To the detcc-
tive File sprang al the man and disarmed
him and made him q prisoner.
When Nh. Corwith approached the three
Price looked at him and said:
THEY have got me now, but when get
ont of this ! am going 10 give IT TO YOU,
sure.
Henry \ Corwith is president Of the
American Knitting Mills Company.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
CUSTOMS BROKER TO PRISON
Alexander Hollander Sent to At
lanta for Compound Frauds.

Alexander Hollander head Of the former
customs brokerage firm Of Alexander &
Co. of No = Wall street. was sentenced
yesterday by Judge Martin. Of the United
states Circuit Court. 10 fifteen months in
the federal ncniteDtiary in Atlanta. on a
plea Of guilty TO charges Of forgery Of In
voices. by means Of which Iiolandor de-
frauded both the government and his Gus
toners
The sentencing Of Hollandcr marked the
end OF Ions drawn out efforts on the part OF
the government to bring the broker TO jus
ticc When the first indications OF his
fraudulent acts We're discovered by customs
officials. i'm January. 1910 Hollander fed 10
italy. and il was only after costly proceed
ingS that the government secured his cX-
tradition lie was brought back TO this
city I'M December last and since that time
has been in the Tombs. unable to get bail
Of $1,000. The efforts of IIolander's attOr-
reyS TO free him on technicalities proved
futile. and hc decided finally to plead guilty
to charge Of undcrValuation OF imported
merchandise
Henry 4. Wise, United States Attorney,
consented 10 this plea on condition that a
substantial jail sentence would be- imposed
He told Judge Martin that Hollander had
represented clients who were willing 10
Pay the fuli duty on the articles they i'm
ported. Hollander had defrauded the gov
eminent of duties by forging invoices which
reduced the value Of articles by one-third
to onc-half. while his customers had paid
him the full charges on the real valuation
In other instances. Mr. Wise said Hol-
1 lander had made his customers pay even q
higher amount than that required by law,
while hc himself turned over to the gov
eminent an amount OF duty based on
fIaudulently changed invoices
When Hollandcr was brought MP for sen
tcnce his counsel pleaded for leniency. on
the ground that the defendant had been
imprisoned fo1 nine months already. Judge
Martin. however. said that lie regarded
HOl'ander's case a. a serious ono. because
he had not only defrauded the government,
bat had hoodwinked his clients.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
'O'MARA TALKS WITH FLYNN
Detective Says Visit Has No
Bearing on Arnold Case.

Roeer OMara. the Pittsburg detective
who aided George 5. Griscom. il. In At
lantic City. when Griscom was questioned
about his knowledge of the missing Dorothy
Arnold. visited Police Headquarters here
Yesterday for a conference with Deputy
Commissioner Flynn. the only man I'm the
New York Police Department TO whom the
Arnolds told their complete story.
Al his hotel last night OMara repeated
his previous declaration that he believed
Miss Dorothy was alive and well. Inc
pittshurg detective thinks that the theory
ot murder or kidnapping is untenable, con
sidering the neghborhood I'm which MISS
Arnold was last seen and the entire alb
sCnCe Of motives.
Coming TO New York end comforting with
Flynn coincident with the secret departure
Of GrisCom. II. with his father from their
Atlantic city hotel Mara's appearance
was believed 30 have something to do with
the mysterious case I'm which the Grisccms
have been concerned. hut the detective de
MED that. and declared that he was here
on business of the Thaw estate, of which
he IS trustee and that his visit 70 Flynn
was incidental
that Griscom. ir.. with his father. went
direct from the seaside resort 10 their
home i'm Pittsburg O'Mara said that
though no knew nothing OF their plans he
did know that up 10 the time he last sa"
them, q few weeks ago they had no clew
to Miss Arnold's whereabouts. and he felt
sure that their travels were not in search
Of the missing girl
The younger GrisCom. who went 10 At
lantic city ON February TO-. the day after
his arrival in New York from Italy. en-
torcd into retirement that was almost
prison-lko on tho night OF February j,
and though hC remained in the resort until
last Tuesday. H. did not go outside Of tho
hotel during that time. and. in fact. hardly
ventured outside Of his own rooms even
To- go To- the public dining room. This ac-
tion on his part strengthened the suspicion
that he knew more than he had told any
one about the Arnold case. a suspicion
which was aroused by his interviews upon
his arrival here and in Atlantic city before
his retirement
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
DR.. b.T. WASHINGTON FIRM
He Will Change Charge Against
UIriCh to FeIonious Assault.
TAFT EXTENDS SYMPATHY
Recent Attempt to Kidnap a
Daughter of Mrs. Ulrich Said
TO Have Prompted Trouble.

Wilford ~ smith. attorney Tor pr
Booker r. Washington I'm his case against
Henry A. Ulrich. proprietor Of dog eA.
change n No 40 Eleventh avenue. who IS
accused OF assadltinc the negro educator
ON sunday night said Yesterday afternoon
that no intended 10 change the charge back
70 felonious assault. as II was IN the first
place Certain facts had come to MS
knowIedee nc asserted. which led him 10
this decision
Tho original charge against Clrich IN
volved = felony. but " hen tho formal com
plaint was drawn up hefor" tho hearing
ou Tuesday the opposing lawyers agreed'
with the consent of tho Assistant D!Sirict
Attorney. 10 substitute one Of misdemeanor
orlv Nov. however Dr Washington
counsel says that hc has additional 'N'
deuCe in his possession and can produce
other witnesses. through whom hc hopes ''
rersuadc the District Attorney that the as
ssult was committed with felonious intent
one of these witnesses. w. II. Smith sald
YESTERDAY. had seen the assault from a
window I'm tho building at No. ll'2 west
e7d street Others hc held to be ia a POSI-
,iou to show that Dr Washington never
entered the inner hallway Of the house. as
e charged by tho defendant. The evidence
Mr.. Smith asserted, bore upon supposed
stterpt 70 kidnap a girl of ten VINO heH
with The I-lrichs and posed a. their danGh-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
DOESN'T FEAR EPIDEMIC
DR.. LederIe Says City Is Armed
Against Meningitis.
HOW DISEASE IS TREATED
Health Commissioner Explains
Methods Followed by His
Department.

With the present facilities for the de-
lection. prompt isolation and serum
treatment of every cerebro- spinal menln-
eitis case in New York, the Health De-
partment feels that this city is we'll
armed against any invasion by the dis
ease This opinion was expressed yester-
dav bv Health Commss sioner Lederle. be-
cause ne wanted to aIlay the apprehen
sion of any person who thought there
was q chance of the epidemic i'm Greece
reaching here through vessels from the
ports Of that country. and because OF the
dc ath Of Dr Edward +. Ashley Of the
Quarantine Hospital. on Tuesday. from
that disease.
In explaining the methods pursued II"
tho Health Department in the treatment
Of cerebro- spinal meningitis cases. Dr'
Lederle said:
There is the closest cooperation be
tween the Health officer Of the port anu
the Health Department of the city. Inc
diagnosis and serum treatment arc car
ried out I'm conjunction with private phy-
Sicians who are i'm attendance on such
cases. bv the staff Of the department.
since January ] the research labora-
been preparing and distributing the anti
meningitis serum which formerly was
made and distributed by the Rockefeller
Institute. the latter having discontinued
this work. At Che request Of any ply
sician who is attending case of sus-
p,cted cerebro-spinal meningitis the de-
partment sends trained inspector TO the
uatients home for the purpose of CO.
operating with the physician in the dag
nosis Of the case and I'm the admnistra~
ton of the serum. The inspector makes
appointments with the attending physi-
clan and meets him in consultation
whenever desired. The department disin-
fects all premises In which the disease
has existed. and also all bedding, cloth-
ing, etc, of patients
The last epidemic of meningitis in this
city was in 1905. when 2.753 cases were
reported This epidemic did not abate
until the latter part Of 1906. in which
year there were 1882 cases recorded. In
The week ended March II. 1911. there
were only cases of cerebrO-Spinal menin-
gitis reported. and in the week ended
with March Is there were cases. Some
cases reported as cerebro-spinal haN"
turned out to be other forms of menln-
gitis. in 1910 there were 2i2 cases, IN
1909 SAG and in 1908 sos.
The serum distribution is under the
supervision Of Or. William II. Park, d.
rector of the research Laboratories OF
the Department of Health. The next
monthly bulletin Of the department WILL
il was learned Yesterday contain long
treatise on the subject by Dr.. Park.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
HILL ON MILITARY EXCESSES
Ore Evil Stimulates Another, He
Tells Columbio Boys.

Br David Jayne lili. United States Am
tassador in Berlin. delivered the first Of q
scrio- of eight Lectures YESTERDAY on Tho
Problem Of World organization as Affected
hv the Nature Of the Modern state IN
Columbia University His particular SUBJ
ioc, was The state as an Embodiment
of Law" and he spoke upon the question
of armament
a powerful navy PC The most trust
worthy auxiliary of tine state 10 promote
,,lstico and order and O." this extent y is
,,l right" lc said "Bu- it cannot be
denied that 49, regards %. great powers
r.e expense for military purposes is often
excessive. that every "Ac'e- 90 ms dl
lection simulate other. a'd That the
,endepc, Of this passion for armament la
to excite universal suspicion and create
unnecessary alarm
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
COHALAN WARRANT RECALLED
Mayor Writes to Chamberlain Hyde
the Lesson of That Incident.

A cit, warrant for 5000, payable 10
Judge William y. Cohen for services ren-
dered IN the settlement of franchise tax
cases. passed through the Mayors office
and tho city Chambcrlain's Office yester-
day.
Attention was attracted TO u because
chamberlain HYDE wrote 80 the Mayor
asking n il WAS proper for him 10 ahlX
m. signature The Mayor replied that IN"
CORPORATION Counsel had decided that. as
iu lie case Of the warrant for $4,000 60
Daniel +. Cohalan. which caused such a
stir year ago. u was the duty Of the
Mayors warrant clerk and the Chamber
lain 10 sign such warrants as had been
oul, audited by lhc Finance Department.
Judge cohen got d warrant for S'vO for
.iuilar services early last summer, anu
another Of his bills Is yet to bc paid.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
Back to the Moth Balls"

Back to the Moth Balls"
That's what bright new
Spring coats are saying to
heavy Winter overcoats.
Thousands and thousands OF
Spring overcoats here for your
choice coats for Spring sun,
rain. dress. and sporting wear.
Never had greater variety.
Never so many distinctivelv
new coats fabrics. for exam.
pie. that are new to New York
this Spring our light weight
Harris tweeds from Tweeddale
by the River Tweed.
Spring overcoats, SlS 10 Slj.
For slim Young men 32 TO
IS chest, there are special pat.
terms.
Spring suits.
Here too. ample stocks ready
Pick out any pattern you like,
and know it can't be duplicated
elsewhere.
For every pattern we Use is
exclusive with us--many of de-
signs suggested by us.
Spring suits, SIS to s+5.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th ST. 34th ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
FUNERAL OF DR.. E. r. ASHLEY.

The funeral "f Dr Edward T.. Ashley.
the bactcriological export who died on
SwinburNe Island from ccrcbro-spinai
meningitis. was held yesterday afternoon
iu 81 Johns church. Rpsebank. staten
Island Tho Rev. Br. Dodd. rector oi the
church. oficiatcd. Dr. \ n DotN. all Of
his staff and half the nurse ana hali III"
male attendants at the quarantine Islands
,rd nnotlrr were present After the PER
VICE thc body was taken 10 waterbury,
Conn where IL viii be buried to-day.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Wednesday, March
30, 1911.
ARRIVED

,.,,.u,cr III I'D. galveston March Is ~ the
s,,itheru parnc Co. with mdse. Passed IN
OuArantinc nt ~ ~.
steamer Estouis RUSS, iIhsu March :. TO
t..ut,nt A. Bote-sn. with - cabin and 90 steer
gec passengers and mdse. Arrived a. the Bar at
e q . -,
the ,T,d, ~ go, in ballast. Passed in euaran-
tim, af IA -
steamer Dc.,nlr tBI southampton aud cher
.t.,t,, march f. and yue,n~toWn ~. to the whit"
star Line, With 80 cabin and 49, st'erage pa
.reug.ra mail. auG mdsc. Arrived - th" Bar AZ
9.i2
.,f..n,. iu,land tSou. Ban'5 Aarrh ~. 90
~. united rrut 90, with susar. Arrived al the
Bar at iO. 81 a Ia
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
rpnNSPACIFIC MAILS.

,-,t,,.ti,u and steamer Close In y. Y PM
u,wali Japan. Corea. china fhiIip
mes Cia san Franciscoj-America m
Naiu So" - ''""
.a,,n,r Islands New Zealand Aus
tialla ,yia san Franciscol iur,ey '''" 20 o''o
Isnan Coroa. china. Philippines WA - ,.
TacnuaD Tacoma Maru NC" 80 '''"
laval. Guam il''tI,r Transport ~. Mch 81 $40
Tahiu Marquesas. cook Isianhs.
AnslIslli vsitsi ''''....-.... Mch 81. G:3O
Hawaii Japan. Corea. 'hina. inllip
n,n,s WA 30" ..... Mch 81. 6. 30
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

Steamer Tuskar tSrl. Rosario FcbruaIf ~ am !,
St Lucia -. with linseed T. ofn'r, N'ss'
master Ari lived ~ the Bar ~ ~ III. -.
Stoarer Hamilton Newport News ana N"l
,,ik Ia tho Old Dominion - 60. WIN lisssn ~,
esrs and mdse Passed in quarantine al --'
y m. ~. ,.,-tcr,s March Il
~, vat.nza. t. TO the Nunsou - Line, WIN
s,oar Arri,el ~ tho i'ar 81 $50 y m. .,,
Steamer Delaware, Philadelphia io the NHe
"a 90 with mdse. Passed m quarantine III
io.tj . Nal, - IL,
,bo Cunco Ifruorting Go. with fruit. Arrived 40
e,e1m.r u.sperus oieu. Nordenhan March :
via shields : to Philip Ruprecht 10 ballast
Arrived ~ tho Bar ~ IN ,,, ,,.,.
steamer Atlantis 6NorD. Puerto fia'a i MtICn
le TO thu Atlantic Fruit 60. with fiIl' Nr'Ne'
al the Blr at 80 "A ~ , oil, ~.
steamer Tcnnyson t3rI santos haicn 10
10 Iaucro g. Bahia g. Trinidad ~ and Barpihus
,c =" Rusk G Daniels with ~ cabin and 10
s,cora GO pass myers, mails AMI mise Arrived
ai tho Bar at q a ul.
steamer Europa utaD GENOA March : and
raples y To- fairfield Solari y 90. Win - cao'u
and ! 3o3 steeragc passengers and Wds' Arrived
al the bar At ] a M
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
THE SOIACE AT CAIMANERA.

Caimanera, Cuba. March 1.-THE United
States hospital ship SoIace arrived here to-
day. Joining the vessels Of Rear Adinirai
Staunton's division of the Atlantic Meet.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
SAILED.

Steamer Jolando Il Gorsio (Nor, Port IN
tonic. Bermudiau (Brl Bermuda. CITY Of Au
gusta Newport News. Xulia. la Guayra. Mo
mus New orleans. lroquos. charleston and
Jacksonville. Nuecos. CAV .sion, konturbldh
Puerto Mexico. seneca. santiago. Ttcspis ,Bu
Manchester. ottawa tNor, Preston; 'oya tBn
Valparaiso. lkalis d}ri. Montcvideo. Flora tNorl
NanzanilIo. Otheuo G}D. iouishurg, q II. Il
rani, Dtai New orleans, Princess Anne. Nor
folk and Newport News. Mama H1ta. Balu
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.


Trieste. March -occania Ausn. Ne" fora
Antwerp March -. G:5s d m--FinlanI de's).
Now York via Dover. a.
Aeon. Mar,h - kazcmhc"d}p New York tor
Sngaporc. china and japan
81 vincent y, March 20 Westminster ObD.
New York for Freman'l-
Rio Do Janeiro. March u thiycrstouc tHp.
Norfolk ,ia - Lucia. 2is'. Byron 'RD, New
Hong Kong. March - Buffalo "cr,. Ncw
Port said. March - wndenfcls ,Gcp. Ncw
York Via hlgiers.
smyrna March = cleveland oGcu. Now York
via ports CON cruis"l
Hui. March II Francisco ,Rp. Now York.
Para March 2o-Clomont d'r New York Via
glasgow. March q Furncssia u'r. Ncw York
suez. March - Katuna oBr. Hioso. ctc. for
Bremen. March 81 6 p IN Kronprinz wuholm
0;or. Ncw York via Plymouth and cher
bourg
Hayre. March Chicago Fr,. Now york
Southampton. March -. noon - PAU. Now
York VIA th'rhuurg and Queenstown
.,g,s,ki March - LcuuoN 0l{p New York
Nrier. March - -Traut'ufols "ierl from Sow
york; Port said. etc
Jluel,a March IS Mayauds 'Bri. New York
Rarhaio-. March 20 Norman Primo ulr from
santos and Rio dc Janeirol. Ncw Orleans.
frt,sl 'Br' from i'sWt New Np~k
AntVern. March - American uutrO. New
York
Perrin. March u Lothian 'Br. N,N Yorl ',r
Jf,orn. ty.mio tFp. NcW iork llt Sing,
pnrc. china and Japan
Lizard March - lrOquois tBD. New Nufk for
London.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

4, satoie. reported as lao miles East OF
sandy Hook at 1880 m yos'e'1aE' - 'NP'~'N
ia dock Saturday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
Feared Spanlard and Negro.

Tho child Mr. Smith Went on. was h''
che daughter of l-lrich himself. but oi MIS-.
I,lricb h.. n former marriage to Spanlaru
NAMED Alvarez 1t was learned that three
-, fo,,r weeks ago this Spaniard had come
,o The house i'm company with neSr" ana
had made a demonstration which Mrs. il-
,icr had taken for n threat to lNdnap inc
child AZ that time she had hid hor ddusH-
tor awav under lock and KEY pcrsuadlhE
Tho mon with difficulty 10 depart. Nhtn
ebo had seen DR.. Washington IN the NeSu-
b,,Ie on sunday night. She had taken Ali"
,p,n,ediatolv for the man who had accom-
raDied Alvarez. and so had informed Hc'
husband II was this information. Smi'h
maintained. which had led TO the VICIOUS
ossauIt ON lis client He said he was Soihs
% continue the prosecution as soon as lie
had attained the District Attorney per-
mission 10 revise tine compliant
ta,,,cs Moore. counsel Cor Jlrich. said
los, nigh, that ne was ready 90 defend MS
-. AGAINST any charge which Dr Wash
,,r,or had seen ~ 10 bring against DIM
81 want it distinctly understood ne S@'-
",rat am ;n no way prosecuting d.
washington. some people seem u" nav
cot the wrong idea with regard 10 tH"''
! am here merely 10 defend hN '"'..'
oe,ins, any attacks which may 3e made
~, his character or actions have never
,,osrd Of any attempt at kidnapping MS
1-rri,r', daughter iu fact ! never Nhe"
she had daughter until she told me 10
day that size was afraid To have her 20 TO
..rod because Of some letters which She
i.,1 received think ] should have known
Of anv attempt at Kidnapping, had 1t oc-
,uu,d for ] have been I'rica'S attorney
f.v some time.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


moons age, -.
HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN 24ee

AN4 IN ~ ~ ~ = f4VA -
To-day Mat. popular prices ~ usensei
und GreteI. Alten. Msttfeld. Ni.khanl hf.,s
Gortz Coud.. Hertz. 'oppela 'Ar ~
PaYlow -NordkiD. ,
Tonight AZ 30 Neister-inger. Gadssl'
SleZak. sooner Reiss Gor'1 NiiiNfspooI
llirshsv. Cond. Toscaniui -,
Fri F,g. ~ S--Orfeo. romer Rapp',o.
Gluck. SIarkes Cond. Toscauinl FoAd q 9
Coppeiia; Pa,lowa- Nordl>n
sat. Mat. At l:ij-Iobenerin f.Ni,s,se'
Langcndorfi JadloWker. sooner. hlheH's'
uirshaw. Cond Hertz
sat tvg. at S-tida. Gacskt '.tssseh''
Martin. Amato Didur. Cond. Ioscanlnl
sun. E,g. At 30--Grird Pop. Price 'o.ce,,.
Next Week: Mon. t,g. ~ s-uiri OF I'VE
Golden West. D"stiun. Bass An''' Guy
Reiss Didur. Coud. ToscauIu'
Tues. E,g. az S-Phili.-t hiclcO opera 70
Double Bill >esreto di susanna. io, ~
Natoma. Garden. Wht0. Gf-nFi.If. W. u
mack Sammarco. Dufraunc. Hnb'ri'aH. paiu1
,;euI Mus Dir. Cloofont" campo -nIr' -.
We'd. E,g. at :. First Time Arianr 81 pd''.'
Blrue. Farrsr. Wickham, NaunoI.s t,.L''
Gond.. Toscanmi. piy't, Paw Iowa horuhln.
Thurs. Pop Price MAJ. 81 Bohemr. pi..SI
,lteu. Martin. SCOTT GoUd.. iut'sii -A"'
Ballet pnyIova- -Nordkin. ~.
Thurs, T,S Barteted Bride and 'oppe'
tAct l.. Drstiup. Jorn. Eaiss. Gnflk ''N''
Hertz. Pa,lowa-N -Nordkin and .'t.r. 'tie'
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
sympathy from White House

r,,,cre Offering sympathy and support
.,,.irr.l to How into Dr. washington
,,..r,ror..t iu tic Hotel Manhattan n>
,,.o~,. mail Yesterday. ono Of the earliest
,,s. from tho White House ln The hahd-
WRITING e tho President himself. II ran.
-1iv dear H. Washington ] am grcauE
distressed q, Your misfortune and J hasten
.o write YOU Of my sympathy, my nope
that won viii soon recover from the wounds
,,qictod hv insane suspicion or vioiousnesS'
and of my confidence in YOU. in your 'h-
,cqrIty and morality Of character and IN
,our highest usefulness 20 Nour race ana
T.. az tre people OF thi, country
"It would 10 q nations loss II jnis Hn-
toward incident boz any way impaired your
great power for good iu the solution o' orc
o. the most difficult problems before US.
"r want You 10 know that your friends
are standing bv YOU iu every tid. anD 'ha'
am proud 10 subscribe myself as ore.
CIVILIAN u. TAFT
Among the doctors visitors during inc
r,orping were Bishop ,ireer Henry 'le"s
and former Governor Horace White lr
Washington was oUt for the greater part
cf the afternoon lie returned 10 tho hotel
somewhat fatisued. but feeling better FOR
tie airing. than at any time since On" as
,4ult lie spent am hour or so restN- 'n
lis room before leaving tue hotel I'm taxi
vy,tn his lawyer 10 take tie '.-0 train '"i
Madison. y. j.. where he spok" last mig
~ the Drew Theological Seminary tie
will return 20 New York this morning