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New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Saturday, Decem
her 16. 1911.

s...-.r r.r,.stovn Norfolk and Nepport
N.yt' 20 the old Dominion IS CO. WIN pass.no
gers and nndse. Passed In SANDY HOOK 81 e''''
Steamer Georgian. Puerto Mexico December g.
- the Anerican-Hs~susn = o. WIN "oss'
sI.ensr Monroe Newport News and Norfolk,
n ia. OLD Dominion IS 60. with passengers shH
e.ss-,Cr Ipscbe, jacksonville Decemher - and
,-ts,iss,o, IL 20 the Clyde IS GO with pasten
gers ana mdse. of Highlands a. 80 go 2io,,,.r m.
N - Uslifs1 X = 10 the Uranium Ss % with
,sessng.rs ana I1dse. or Ambrose Channel
Ishtsnip - ss Marcus. Galveston December
80 Kev West - the Mallory - 90, WITH
osesensers and mdae. or the Highlands at $40
steamer Chesapeake. Baltimore. 20 The New
YORK and Baltimore lIsnsportauon 20 WIN
fa6es Passed IN Quarantine a. 5:4s q m. q,
steamer KatsLdin Brunswick December i3. 30
r,, C,Iyde Ss 60. with mdse. Passed IN Qusrsn-
.,es-,er Main GER Bremen December . to
ooricbg a. co With 2of cabin, 100 third class
and 7si steeracc passengers anO mdse Arri'ed
"s ls,,c, ,n T.. Proyence ,Frl. Hayre December ..
81, -re Conpagnie Generate 1ransatlanuque, With
lss trs, esbn 25O second canh .na fV sleei
age passengers. malls and mdse Arrived al the
stesmef Boli,iana 'BD, Fowey November i6.
ios,on December and Portland IL, 70 Furness.
Withey co. with china clay Arrived at tie
ea1,sr 90 c.alifornian CRrj, Liverpool December
- 10 the White star Line, with mase. Arrived
~ the Bar al n in.
e,ssn1sr T.aurentic (Br), Liverpool December
- oWsenst0vn : 10 the White Star Line with
~ aTst class ~ second class and 19l steersge
ps.sengers and mdse. Arrived al the Bar at
stssyosT Yumuri Cuban. Progreso December
g. 70 the New York and coes Msll 81 - Co. With
S,ssrneT Queen Helena 6Br), Istsi September
o Irica IS, Valparaiso October 49, Coronsl y,
w,n,.video November and 81 Lucia 30, via
Jl,<.1eS nonH r,eoernber a. 70 " Grace & Co
@ l.Ss. Arrived At the Bar az II 10 m.
S,.snoeT YthelWynne (BD. HuelVa November
o. for Perth Ainhoy fasSo III SsH'S i''oN a.
esn51 Hook J Dec 1e $50 . n-wind
.ortn -north west; light breeze oloun1' 'hlck
toS c.uvp
s,.,r,.,. Mornbassa Brl. Aigi4t oceanic bD,
StesAlSls .1O gSSA--i,na Gan Juan. creole New
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
West 23d and 22d Streets

tos for New York Byron ,Cr,, from Rio de
Jsneiro for New York
antwerp, Dec 10 American Dutch New York
Cherbours, Dec 10, y m Kronprinzessin CceiIie
ieD, from Bremen and southampton Tor
New York.
Rotterdam. Dec ~. 10 a nl-Ryndam putch,
New York Via Bnulogne
Liverpool, Dec l6-Campsnia tBn. New York Via
Queenstown.
Corunns. Dec IS, Laurent lfrl from Bor-
deauN for New York
Hayfe, Dee ~ Orihtmme tEri, New York
Kingston. l'cc 10 Magdalona dIr). from New
YORK tor Colon, etc and Southampton; Oro-
tara tBrI, from Southampton Barbados. ctc.
for New YORK
Victoria, Bra1i, Dee 10 Asi,ti, Prince tBrl
from Ssntoa ana RIO de Janelro for New
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
,.r.uees AT FOREIGN PORTS,

ARRIVED
c,ros Dec 10. I m--konis AGcrt oep' Ne"
"ehVs vi via Gibraltar and Napies ,-., y,,
,,,,,,h lo,n Dec 10. p m-PhhE Friedrich WI
HELM cGen. New N,s.,SSsg, YGr9 Tor '"''Oo''' : Gnu
,,.ih,,rm nee rs so m-PennsyNsnia
GER New YORK. ~, New york via
nec IA Mexico OFr Ner York.
copenhagen. Dec &c T. Tieiseh 'pSh'' NJ"
York Via Christianssnd .--, ~. ~,
Rott,rdan pe' E-tAc"lsior ''''I' NC" '"N'
pAII.Hp
p,,,,dos p,o 10. Ljacolnshlrs ,bp, from San
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
WIRELESS REPORTS.

n. Helis Olsy. reported as oS5 miles .att
80 SANDY Hook ~ n 05 III Yesterday, is OK
rectsd 20 dock Tuesday afternoon.
The Rocharheau. reported - 10 miles east ~
Ssndv Hook A. 40 . yesterday, II expected
- dock Mordsy forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
Art Needlework Department
Latest Partisan Novelties in

Waste Baskets Flower Vases in white and old IVORY e'
tooned with wrcaths Of roses in natural coorings
Cold Festooned Fern Dishes and Candlesicks.
Creonne and Tapestry Boxes Trays Frames scrap baskets ana
Hat Stands, Doll Pin Cushions and Hat Pm Holders
Hand Embroidered Calendars for l9l2
Illuminated and andtooled Pillow Tops, Library Scarts ana
Table Mats in various feathers and designs
Complete lines of Woos Silks Cottons and Needc"0fN ro
Special Values for Tomorrow
COAT HANGERS. OF plain satin and figured silk at ooc
LEATHER PILLOWS, oblong and square at $500, 4.Uv
UAND-EMBROIDERED SCARFS AND SQUARES,
at 55C, 95C and sl.35
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Mail Vessel
VssEsl For. Line. closes sails;
fkal1 Argentina .... $50 M
MONDAY. DECEMBER Is
Coppensme Psrs'bo. RDWI.. II 90 m 800 ~
kstshdin Brunswick, Glide. 90 p m
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10
Msrsozs Grenada. Trinidad. 1000 a IN 1900 ul
7 FsKelund. Montevideo. ---- 400 a m
Noordam Rotterdam. Holl-A ---- 1000 n
Apsche Jacksonville. Clyde. ---- 90 m
f@of esysnusb Savannah saw 800 D. m
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20.
lAurentic. Liverpool W $. $50 m 1900 m
Ayneric. Argentina. p. 300 IN
Ts g,s Rermuds II NJ : F.. & 90 4 In 1000 a m
or sde,nhla Curacao Red y > go 4 ~ 1900 N
voi,sire Argentina /, e II. . II :.gna IN 800 . m
ANtan-s Cristobsl Panama Il 80 4 N 900 m
rs,sr,y Para Booth ........ 1900 m 500 p m
: TsnIsod ADtUrr7, Red star. 1000 a m
Huron Jacksonville. clyde. 90 = ni
San Marcos. Galveston Nal. ----- l:Uop ul
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

York.
queenstown n,
PASSED
Sagrcs. pec lb-Cssbria u'rl. New NofA to'
Naples etc.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
DETECTIVE AGENCY SUES COUNTY

The DrUmmond Detective Agency has
brought suit against Nassau County for de-
tsotive services. The plaintiff agency ssvs
It rendered services TO Nassau County from
May 70 June last. which with disbursements
amounts 10 Sq2S There SO qtiu due sl7s on
this claim. Then from June 10 November
the plaintiff gave more services for which
rhe claim IS Sq1 The papers do not show
for what the county engaged the private
detective agency.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
MARINE INTE1LrGENCEa

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunriss. 71e. sunset 4:s4; moon rises. s Is,
noon age q.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

Maliu Head, Dec l6 columbia 'h'' a,
lor Moviilo and GLASGOW - Ycft
Naples and Genoa. tfruet ~"
Dunnet Head. Dec ~. 10 arsu.
,Dan). New Nusk Tor Ccpenh's
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

Orleans: Pannonia ,Bp. Naples: roquois
! Charleston aud Jacksonville Seneca, Newport
/ News: san JacintO Galveston Saratoga, Hs-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

81 Michael ,Br Tampa: lndrasamhs OBri, llonr
Kong: Mnnehshs Bri London. Princess Anne
Norfolk and Newport News, Guantanamo Cu-
banJ, Hsyap
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
Decorative Linens
At Special Prices for Tomorrow

AT Special frlccS TOT iO-llorToN
EMBROIDERED NAPKINS AND
HANDKERCHIEF POUCHES 75c, o0C, 1.lO, l.IS
EMBROIDERED
LUNCHEON SETS at S1.05, 100, AIS TO Zl.OU
EMBROIDERED TEA AND
LUNCHEON NAPKINS, Doz S4.pO, b.75, J.%o
EMBROIDERED TEA AND
LUNCHEON CLOTHS, S4.7S, 0.S5, 1900 TO 4p.Oo
FRENCH HANDMADE CLUNY LACE TRIMMED
DRESSER& & BUFFET SCARFS, 4.oS, 6.SO, 7.SO, 9.OV
LUNCHEON SETS, at So.75, 1880, 21.O0, 2o.pO
Md in addition. a collection of
FRENCH COMBINATION
LACE-TRIMMED TEA CLOTHS, at $3.50 to 7S.OO
Formerly $500 to 5000
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
Mems and Women's
Twil1ed Silk Umbrellas

with sterling silver. gun metal and 80 =. 81 %
natural wood handles, value S5Oc 10 o'o' -
with handles of extra long etched silver. gun metal
and huckhorn also Dress suit Case models, with SS
natural wood handles, Value S49O d'
with handles OF engraved sterling silver, Z Is
also massive buCkhorn, orramented with SiNcr' ''
Value $3.50
with handles of extra long engraved and etched
sterling silver ivory, buckhOrn and SA OS g. Is
natural woods. trimmed with silver, at ''''
Value S675 1880
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
Wo1nen's PettiCOats

or vrssArrNFs CHIFFON TAFFETAS SILK AND WOOL
JERSEYS IN ALL DESIRABLE COLORS, AT
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
ALSO AN EXCEPTIONAL PURCHASE OF
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

HTGH TATER
New-York tribune., 1911-12-17
CALLED

s,.,r.r. Monnbassa CBrl. Agisn Oceanic ,Br.
,.,,S. ,,rton. Carolina. San Juan; Creole New
The evening world., 1911-03-06
MASCAGN! WINS SUIT
AGAINST NEW WORKERS
Liehler & co. Adjudged at Fault in
Breaking of Contract for
Opera "Ysobel."

MILAN, Italy, March G-Thc decision
OF the civil Tribunal which heard the
case Of Mascagni. the composer, and
S%onzogna, the publisher OF "Ysobel."
against Liebler a. Co. OF New York., was
announced to-day and generally favors
the plaintiffs. Iiebler & Co. are con
victed OF contempt OF court and Judged
t. he Mt fault In the breaking OF n CON
tract with Mascagh. The New Workers
are condemned to pay damages In the
sum OF 5000 to Senzogna and the costs
OF the trial. Mascagni IL definitely as
signed the $4,000 already received from
the defendants, bu the Court refuses MS
application for an additional 5000.
In its decision the Court discusses the
question OF law involved at length and
points cut among other things that Tao
Americans Notwithstanding their dis
pute VITA the composer could have car
rlcd out their contract by arranging di'
rcctly with %Son2ogna, the proprietor o.
"Ysblc..' 1t is alsu set forth that Mas
cagni should have been less eNactint
with I.iebler ~ CO.. vino had given Mn
so much proof az their confidence IN hi'
great fame by imposing special duties
upon him.
The evening world., 1911-03-06
HAYMARKET MAN FIGHTS
FOR DANCE HALL LICENSE
Secures Writ of Mandamus Against
Mayor-No Arrests in Place,
He Saws.

Charles Nocnan. proprietor OF tho
Haymarket dance hall ut Thirtieth
street and Sixth avenue, to-day oh
tained from supreme Court Justice
Guy n temporary writ OF mandamus.
r%eturnable tomorrow at 1880 o'clock
in Part l., Special Term. to compel
Mayor Gaynor and Chief Of the Bureau
of Licenses Francis oliver jr. to show
cause why they have refused to license
the Haymarket as a dance hall under
the new law. The application was made
by lawyer Abraham Levy. and 1t VIII
be a test case to determine the validity
of the statutes regulating dance halls
which went into effect March !.
Mr.. Levy's contention Is that he city
! authorities cannot refuse a license until
| they nave proven tie applicant UNIT e
hold the privilege. The lawyer contend'
there never has been an arrest In M
place, and thai the city cannot in view
or this fact, refuse a license.
The regent sale of The Haymarke
building does not affect the leasehold
Noonan claims that his lease Las severa
years to run.
The evening world., 1911-03-06
SUBWAY .T|E-UP
MAKES THOUSANDS
LATE AT WORK
Downtown Express Short
Circuited at I'D Street Dur
ing Rush Hour.

Thousands OF rush hour subway pas
scngers started their week with delay in
reaching business to-day because OF oi'e
of those recently frequent accidents to
the subway equipments short circuit.
To-day's was accomplished at $40 o'clock
at the Seventy-second street station in a
cable carrying power for lighting pur-
poses.
The accident shut OF the power from
the contact rails and interfered with the
telephone and signal systems. Within
three minute power was restored on
the downtown local and uptown local
and express lines, but there was no
power OH the downtown express tracks
In the tone affected by the accident for
fifteen minutes.
At the time OF the accident the tide Of
%southbound traffic was at Its food. Tn.
resulting congestion was most severely
felt above ~Nine.y-slxth street on both
thu Broadway and Lenox avenue divi-
were switched % the local tracks al
Ninety-sixth street, to the acute indig
nation OF passengers who did not no
II what was going on until they wer,
between the Ninety-sixth and Seventy
second street express stations.
one Hundred and Tenth street at SO
o'clock did not reach Broo.,yn Bridg'
until an hour later.
The evening world., 1911-03-06
TAMPA ENTRIES.

TAMPA, Fla. March 6-Entrles for
Tuesday, March 7.
FIRST RACE -Uur.; ,woyear o'is: about thrce
n'longs. Nltu. III, lo0 Jim RAY, lQ0 Charlie
O'RlHn. 100. EloiA. lIT Judge Shook, lGI.
SECOND UiCE selling. three car-olds and
u,u. five ur''.4. ~. Thleu. ~, llltle Maid,
~. III, Iarkfari ~ Iois,tour. 90 'lrra, io2
ua1i, Dau.o-, loT; l,estless Lady, lui Nt.aT,
iO7 isly uanshurl. ioT shruhc-l'. song, IN
li2. Heart ~ H,aciuth, ll".
TUuRp RACE selling three cl-olll and M
Tx mAougs. Athauio. lCi, HlJ1 Tie, 100, Com.
mite. lU iHul lo7 GCnrgc Turner, 100 Nery
HrIt. no Ny Lave, no, Taphlrh, 10, Ms
lwngcrr. no, cherry on, 10 carthage, III
FutRrH RlCE Settling, three ,caGolls aud
nm: one mile Sister Betsy. III Lady Maxim
in. kalmap. ll3 Nautu. l2l III. Crook, III
Walter Mclean, raj Caucus, ,l3l Abe ,"o9,lins
1871. Lyu,hursl, 1871, Jack Baker, III, judg'
FIrru V>Cr Purse; lhreeyso old, and w
VAR. les ,7,,mic, III lamu. no, Regards, liz
slXTu 'iiicr selling, fnprNorolA, and y?
five and o. half turlouE. lnuile lW 'o,lli
Nli,kic. lOi. Glip.En, iOI, Blga BON no, i9,,
lH3 Chi,n lugi Ain,'1 III ''a, III
Glnl tmo u child Hayes IA job" Mars
'". Denote, i've pounds apprentice hlo"ane
. Denote, three pounds apprentice slowanc
The evening world., 1911-03-06

OF Gov. Dix and Charles L. Murphy
indorses II. Mr.. Sheehan has left q way
OF withdrawal open by his pledge 20
abide by the decisiyn of a new caucus
Such a aucus must be held'in the near
future in the judgment Of well-informed
politicians anu the rumor is that the
| caucus will drop all candidates hereto.
fore voted on. including Sheehan. and
unite on Herman Ridder as the ma
jorl;y nominee.
Feelers have been put out among the
Insurgents and 1t Is reported that Rid
der can command a sufficient number of
votes In addition to the caucus bound
representation to be cle. ted on the
nrst Joint ballo.. Mr.. Raiders candi-
dacy. 1t Is understood. has been adopted
by Tanmany Hall as the best way on,
OF a dilemma.
DE Lancey Nicoll Is out OF the ques.
ton" said a Tammany leader to an
Evening World reporter at noon to-
day. Keep FOUR eye on Herman Rid.
der. Ie Is President OF the Newspaper
Publishers Association and would com,
mand tho solid support Of the press
There could be no Kick by the news
papers against Mr.. Ridder.
Secretary Mason went back 10 Alban,
on the Empire State Express this morn
ing. He saw Mr.. Murphy at the lat
;er's home at midnight. Whether h,
saw Mr.. Sheehan before his return I,
Albany could not be a~scertained.
Il saw Mr.. Mason" said Mr.. Murph,
at Tammany Han this afternoon. "bu
do not care to discuss what We take
about. The visit of Mr.. Mason has no
altered the situation. Mr.. Sheehan 4
still the candidate OF the majority, an
D l believe In majority rule. and Away
have believed in It,"
Have YOU heard any talk OF NJ,
0 Herman Riders candidacy" Mr.. Mui
ply was asked.
II have heard his name mentioned,
was the reply.
The evening world., 1911-03-06
WOMAN SLAYER
Of CHILD GUARDED
BY ALBANY POLICE

there was a man In the case. She
said that she has letters and docu-
ments to prove that he- sister is In
sane.
Mood Changed.
when | told her about the burial OF
her boy" said Mrs. Simmons. she
listened dry-cyed. as II she had absl-
lu,ely no feeling. In the matter, Then
suldenly she began to sob and moan
and said. 4 loved my baby. Oh. Linda.
you don't know what | suffered. They
turned him away from every door.
They didn't wan: him anywhere. |
was so tired. and he rs 50 tired. :
had no place to take him.. Then she
forgotten"
In her confession to the police Nrs
Melber told at length OF Lor struggle "a
support her child aud Of her vain efforts
to place him IN an insi.ttuiJn In Alba y.
There seemed to be no p.aro In the
world for my boy" she aid. IL did no,
know what TO do. We walked down the
street and | stopped Al a irus store
and bought some chos 'lates for him
| also bought u bottle OF carbJl!c acid
II took Georges hand and We stal .eJ
to walk along the road. He was Sc
tired that his little legs bent under him
lie began to cry and begged nae for a
drink Of water. ! uncogked the bottle
and put It to hls lips.
Here's some water. son. I said
and he drank. He gave one little sob
struggled for a minute and then 1t wa.
all over"
The evening world., 1911-03-06
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

D FIRST RACE-SelllAx; t~wo-year-olds;
four and a malt furlongs.-Nello, 10.
OGrOss), . 10 /, . 10 | arsl even. Won.
Arany, los NHufnag), 10 to 3. even and
| - ., second; Fror'cys, los Mgscrav },
= 90 :. c TO I and 3 TO 1. third. Time
e.S .-s. Mamie McDee. EJella, C-os,
r:vd liall. Eland. Captain En-
gfsh and eSlas Grump also ran and
finished as named.
The evening world., 1911-03-06
Aged Language Teacher Dies.

Nicholas Jolly. principal OF the Berlltz
School OF Languages at No. ll22 Broad
way. died to-day from a stroke o.
.apoplexy in an. ambulance which was
taking him to the French Hospital on
West Thlrty-fourth street. MIR. Jolly
who was seventy-seven years OF age
lived with his nephew. julius ChaNhp'o"
at No. % Yves, T~wenty-sixth street
The evening world., 1911-03-06
MRS. LOWNES'S SUDDEN END.
Catherine LIugnrd's Daughter Dead
In S%nnItnrium AFTER Days Illness

Mrs Joseph LoWnes5 who before hcr
marriage was Miss Frcja Li0g1vl,
d1ughtsr OF the widely known actress,
Catherine Llugard. died to-day IN Miss
Alston's private sanltarium, 80. 90
West SiNty-first street, she became
suddenly 80 yesterday and VAS taken %
the ho.pNtol .rom her home, 80. GA
West one Hundred and Th'rty-a.tA
street, last hight.
br. Paillp N, Grausman OF No. 49,
West Flfty-ciglth street attended her.
Mr.. LoWnus is a broker.
The evening world., 1911-03-06

Is. 1910 .................. .......... 1850
Cassetty OIL Company; none. Nov.
Is, 100 -f's'o
Platt Iron Works Company. m
Oct. Z. 1910. 3s,0o'
November. 1910 .,,..,...~........ 25.5Os
%oyenbcr. 1919 ..'".i...1..,.,.... 25.5Os
Merchants Wire Bound Box Com
pany; none: Sept. ~, iglO......... 1900
Merchants Wire Bound Box Com
pany; none; Oct. II, l9l0..."...... 2,96l
Vcta Colorado Mining and Smelt-
ing Co., none; sept. 26, BID. 1900
Veta Colorado Mining and Smelt-
ing Co.: none: Dec. 3, l9l0......... $1,000
George c.. Cummins. stock OF the
sept. IA. 1910 1900
The evening world., 1911-03-06
The Statement In Full.

ne 1ONtlnOi > sbhAe.iiSHs
The true friends OF the Democrats
party are those who are jealous in the
speedy election of a Senator. There is
no controversy between any member
OF that party and the Executive. Their
is one issue paramount and vital con-
fronting cur party-the failure OF the
Legislature to select a United states
Senator that New York State be fully
represented In the councils OF the
United States Senate.
The constitutional duty is plain and
our party Is entitled to know the names
of those members OF the Legislature
who are opposed to the immediate set
Element of this Issue II those favor
able TO the exercise Of that consutu-
| tional obligation"
Does yorr statement mean that you
desire another Legislative conference
, and caucus, with a view to breaking the
! deadlock the Governor was asked.
"Tha is a matter FOR tho Legislature
to settle. and l want TO see then
settle it,"
Continuing, the Governor said he had
sent John A.. Mason. his secretary. I
New York to deliver a veroa! message
TO the New York leaders.
Does that include Mr.. Murphy an'
Mr.. s~heehan|'
Yes. It does
what was the 0urport o! the mes
sage, Governor"
at pertains to the Immediate settle
usrt of the Senatorial contest. / can
mot say more at this time.
only twenty-nlne votes were EAST !
the forty-frst ballot for United state
senator taken to-day. There were foHG
teen votes for LAttleton, six for sheeha
and two for Depew. The other seye
were divided amons six candidates.
The evening world., 1911-03-06

TO CIuE A COLD ~ ONE DAY
Tlke LAXATIVE BHOMO Qa4ulns Tablet,
Druggists refund MONEY n Il fail, 10 cure, D., "
GROVES s~iguatus IL on each boz. 40, -
The evening world., 1911-03-06
WANTS
NJ w CAUCUS TO
DECIDE ION.

Although William +. sheehan has
publlcly taken an attitude OF defiance
The evening world., 1911-03-06

Oh VI tifti'F wv 'hn -lNf ~ "'Ni''
description OF the men VINO h' says
bumped INFO HIN. w are ASSUMING ""
% He'i-eNld'nt nci wat th's "
sons well acquainted WIN ora Mt n'n
croft : movement ana WIN '"r
conditions oi lN' fro'''e IN
Easement.
'furlh"rmore. we jndso' ny ,I' '','
or the n"Nsnap'r 'Npp'hH '' %.
'rhonv' envelope must nave N'''
pared aiter ron. ~ b'.''PN ''
night ~ mat dhN. ana 'n'' 'I'I'
tinc ON the cohsplr''"I' were '''''
'h'ir rhahc" - 'A'n ''' ''N
i'r "~htrh'nan ""' ""' wv
the vaults On T""'t''F ''i' ~ '''
porter
W. wv "u' H
NHn'n MI, han.'".l ,,.'' ,,tp,~ ,f
scuN'c or 10 iuf..tt, that auttnlrs up-
usual had taken mace
"Nr. Itrrsrnft dfd not 'nii mo that 20
mad mo, VIII an ac..ioul. and I dd
no, know ~ his lose Iu.l Ihls moru.nE
when he told me. u hl. boon Mr. Ban
.rpft'r custom 20 come here for 10 long
while
"E,crv davo' hc v,r ash.
wei nearly ,,rry day. should
sAy."
Persons Under suspicion.
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ro,rn. a., H. ,,i ,oon o,y xchanoa
I, yas nnf, y'.n ~, rcncbo1 IN, nmc.
,,L ,Lo ",,,.I .I.rt ,,n"J bIs ,,tcntion
., ,ha w., 40, eliza n,,oi,,rs anI g.
a., 80 ,n., 49,. n,o ~ u,,rr,,,
,ror,n, ,,or ,,s ,icd vim , ,nd si,lng
and va. NOT marked with the firm name
that ne opened the envelope and found
hall "a io"cn torn-up afternoon papers
'Thc stock clerk aud others Know
that the stocks were placed IN the en-
velope Thursday afternoon. ana mat
they were In u when Mr. bancroft lcit
the office. His son and others watched
him, as usual. until he went across tho
arelway and disappeared In the Pro-
du'c Exchange Pudding. There are
seven men employed I'm the Office
How many Of them are young menu
he was asked.
Three"
"ilavc they accounted for themselves
on Thutsdhv ~afiernoon?v
Perfectly. Ttcv were all IN the ONCE
at tho time Of the rohhery. But who
ever took the stocks must have known
intimately the custom OF tho firm AMI
The evening world., 1911-03-06
SHEEHAN LOSES
THREE VOTES ON
D|X'S NEW PLEA
Continued from First Page.)

chamber with Assemblyman Friedman
respecting whose devotion to the In
surgent cause doubts have been cx-
pressed at times.
is Mr.. Friedman growing impa-
tlent?" Senator Roosevelt was asked.
"Oh. not at ALL" was the replF'
Neither he nor II other of our men
has the slightest intention Of chang
ing his attitude. All changes mus
COMO from the other side"
The evening world., 1911-03-06
JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES.

NoNCRlEF PARK. jacksonville, Fla, Marcl
Tn, ,ntries for tomorrow races are as 'ol'
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FOR DYSPEPSIA.

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HAVE POLICE CAPTURED
another TRAIN R0BBER?
u
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to escape storm and the officers
found them there. but nothing was
done Mrs. Massey says her husband
confessed to her that he participated
in the train robbery.
The officers thought it best to hold
the man for an investigation. North
ern Pacific Detective Batten was sum-
moned and the man was this after
noon taken out to the peEitentiary o
be confronted by John Young who is
serving a sentence for participation
in the train robbery. If he is recog-
nized by the prisoner he will be held
to answer the charge.
Mrs. Massey rooms in the Dakota
block. is a cafe waiter and recently
came here from Mandan where she
was employed in hotel.
The result of the trip to the peni-
Tertiary had not been learned at three
o'clock this afternoon.