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The evening world., 1911-05-27
BLUECOAT FAILS
TO MAKE A HIT AS
BRONCO BUSTER
Jones Arrests Mustang and
Tries to Ride Him to
the Station.

n Policeman oscar Jones Of the Miller
avenue station. Brooklyn. ever had any
ambition 10 be a mounted cop he had Il
iolted out OF him about daylight this
morning.
His post goes TO the Queens County
line. " Enfield and Fulton streets early
to-day he saw n why little mustang
plcketed TO n post. Its only adornment
vas a bride. After waiting for ar hour
for some one to take II away Jones de-
cided the maverick was on his slde OF
The line. the street being the division
point ana telephoned his station.
suspicious horse, he said to Lieut..
Lake. "what'li I do. turn It loose. ar
rest II. call an ambulance or will y)u
send the wagon for itT'
Pinch 1t for vagrancy and bring II
IN ordered the lieutenant.
Horse In Charge, Then.
Jones went over to the animal. pa;ted
II a few times. and after loosening the
bride swung hlmsc'- across its back.
Without waiting for directions. the
morse plunged through Fulton street,
after the ngst violent shock all the po-
liceman remembered was that he had q
tight grip on the mustangs neck will
his arms and was holding on the best II,
co.ld with his knees.
Like a comet they flashed through tn
t~horoughfare. Mounted Sergt, Atwatel
Jaw a streak and thought the strange
wobbly object on the horses back wa
a policeman. but he wasn't sure.
Jones had parted with his h,lme; a
90 - -. N-- IL.
The evening world., 1911-05-27

ALNNNN- Nay -I-Nn attompt Dy
Ta0.Hry H~H ,1 srab a blnca D..
PROF., a.r .nr, Was checked yesterday by
supreme Court Justice Rudl, Who de-
0iaved Illegal ,Ir transfer TO the eN,
empt -cardgle Il twenty-five transfer
tai appraisers positions at salaries
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 = year.
The evening world., 1911-05-27
VOTES FOR WOMEN
WINS IN WISCONSIN.
legiSlluure Passes Bill Granting
Suffrage, to BE Submitted to
POYular Ballot.

MADISON. Wis MAJ 25.-Eoth
house. ~ the Nisconsln Legislature
have p,ssed a bill granting suffrage 90
Women.
The bill VIII be suI'mitted to the
voters Of the STATE FOR approval, and II
irdorsel ain so into effect in 1873.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
SEES GOOD IN STERILIZATION
Judge Foster Addresses Society
of Medical Jurisprudence.

At the meeting of the Society OF Medical
Jurisprudence last night there was gen
eral agreement among the half dozen
speakers that sterilization OF criminals
would be a good thing for the community
though there was some difference OF
opinion on how soon and under what
methods the treatment should be put into
effect Judge Warren W. Foster, Of the
Court of General Sessions. was the prin-
cipal speaker. reading the paper that
started the discussion.
Judge Foster read a somewhat lengthy
paper. and added 10 II the information that
II had been submitted 20 a large number
OF men all over the country. and he had
found that the line OF cleavage on the
question OF sterilization Of criminals had
been religious Catholics. he said. had op-
posed the treatment on the ground that II
was an interference with nature. The loud
est approval had come from the Jews.
George Gordon Battle approved Of sterili-
cation. though he said that mature thought
had convinced him that II was not the
panacea II had seemed at the first glance.
He advocated its use under carefully
studied restrictions. Dr. Frank W Rob
ertson. for four years superintendent Of
Elmira Reformatorv. and Mr.. Du Vivier.
Assistant District Attorney, were also ad-
yocates Of the plan.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
CH0UTEAU KEMP MARRIED
Denies That Connecticut Wed
ding Was Elopement.

Choutcau Kemp, the young son Of Mrs.
Lila Wagsta6 Kemp, who eloped many
years ago with George Kemp. the Million
airc. was married 10 Ass jeanette Car
many. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Garmany, at Branford, Conn, on Scptem-
her % Ii was rumored yesterday that Miss
Garmany eloped with young Kemp, but The
latter denies il strongly.
Tho Rev. George W. Barhydt. the Epis-
coral rector who performed the ceremony
with Branford persons for witnesses says
Le acted with the knowledge and consent oil
the brides parents Miss GLADYS Kemp
the bridegroom sister. went 20 Providence
I'm June. 1863. and was married 10 Frank
Cazanova Jones, jr.
Young Kemp said his mother merely re-
gretted that there had been no formal mar
rage
There's no secret about our marriage
he said. There had been a formal wedding
al the home Of my wife recently, and We
didn't care to have another, so we were
welded quietly and cards were formally
issued. ] regret that my mother differed
with MS about the form of the wedding
Arthur Kemp. uncle Of Chouteau Kemp
married Baby Belle" Nelson. a sister OF
Miss Kathleen Nelson. who is now Mrs
Peginald c. Vanderbilt Mrs. Frederic w.
Nelson. her mother is now abroad. She
has always manifested q liking for young
Kemp. Or. Jasper J. Garmauy. of No. 40
West 10th street. physician TO Andrew Car
r.gie is an uncle Of Chouteau Kemp s
BRIDE.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

of6cial Record and Forecast. ~ ashineto
o-- g-hrfHolsh the barometer is e'neraHF
f.rr over the Eastern half Of the country, with
ro.-I, seasonal temperature slight mequali-
,.. iu tie pressure distribution have cau7e-
.,s-ars, unsettled conditions over tHe central ana
southern districts. with rain Boo The ONO fHN'f
and local showers iu tHe south. ln tho interior
west pressure has fallen rapidly. with rising
,.r-ra-stBre. b1- .ilt fair weather ln tHe Pa
..er coast states there hss been general rise
,r pressure vItn raia. aHa o. decided temper
.tr.-. fsll that extends into -re western plateau
region.
I.osa. rains Will continue Tuesday IN lie souiA
Atlantic ana eastern G.n states. followed Dy
fair weather "Wednesday. Elsewhere cast of 'A-
Mississippi River me weather viii ue generally
fair Tuesday and Wednesday. disturbance
now over Utah. aud another over Alberta. VII.
move eastward attended by local rains Tuesday
iu tHe eztrcme Central West and the eflIe'n'
Northwest with falling temperature and du-
lue Wednesday th, rain area vii probably 'A
tend iaJo me plains slatea ana the Missouri
valley.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
ALLEGED FIREBUGs ON TRIAL
Several Important Witnesses Disap'
near in Insurance Case.

Hackensack. y. j., oct. tSpeciaD.-Au-
gust Deichmann and John kapon. OF Cliff
side were placed on trial here this morn
ing before Judge Demarest on the charge
Of setting fire 10 double frame building
on the night of April TO- The loss was
$500. The attempt 10 collect tlS9C0 on the
building was frustrated, and then came
arrests.
About fifteen witnesses were examined
to-day. most OF them telling of previous
attempts % burn the building. Herman
Kracke, brother OF the woman Who had
one OF tho insurance policies. sailed for
Germany last week. and three other i'm
portant witnesses have disappeared
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
BURGLAR KILLED IN FIGHT
He and Five Others Open Fire
on PatrOImen, Who Return It.
WERE FOUND DRILLING SAFE
Police Make an Arrest and Prls-
oner Is Held for Grand Jury
in $4,000 Bail.

Patrolmau NcCar.on. OF the Alexander
avenue station. surprised six burglars
drilling a hole iu safe in the cellar Of
the United Cigar stores COMPANY az No.
s7G East 1Sth street. The Bronx. early yes
terday morning. Instead OF complying with
tho patro.mans orders TO stop, as he had
them covered with his revolver. the burg
lars dropped the tools and ran into the
yard.
Ev this time Patrolmsu B-eunicke had
started for tho back ward by way Of the
house at No. S72 10 cut or the retreat Of the
saicvcs. Realizing that they had 70 fight.
tho burglars opened FIRE. ErenuIcke returned
tre nre and when the smoke had cleared
sv.4v .- VAS found that one of the men
had basn killed. The police believe that
another member OF the gang was perhaps
fatally injured a. they found trail OF
blood feadlg through a house ln East
18th street
Athouea the battle vrs of short dura-
ton. hundreds cf persons were attracted
30 -te scene. The police made careful
search of the ueirbborhood. but We're un-
saic to lind any trace of the thieves. AT
80 e-- East -sSth street Detective Szernan
found revolver tucked under the carpet
Il. WI. s-tT pa-l and three chambers had
ur~r discharged
.r t.e mean r-n~ cali was so0t to tho
Lincoln Hospital 5u5 Dr. Hola found that
t.e burglar he'd been kled instantly. a
bullet having entered his body just above
rrr r-rt n~ tala~c am upward course
-o. a.t H.. heart Brounicse was placed
-r.,- arrest ou a technical charge, .Ht
,. -at.- released hv Coroner SnhUaH-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
CITY WATER SUPPLY AMPLE
Commissioner Thompson Says
There Is No Need TO Tap River.

Commissioner Thompson ~ tho Depart
ment Of Water Supply. said yesterday that
s. vas doubtful IL the proposed tapping Of
tne Ton Mile River would ever be- carried
out because tine rains 50 Tar Ia October
had been extremely sallsfarf0rN.
no one is more opposed 20 tr'ing 10 TAP
fne Ten Mile River than ] am. SAID Com
yri-sIoutr THOMPSON. '.unicss it should be
proved Go boz absolutely necessary. We no"
lave u. GytgJ0OGD gallons of water IN sior-
ssc. ana with what We VIII get from the
ycceUt heavy rains We ought 10 have q
Supply that will go "a long way toward
making the project unnecessary
IAN appropriation VI 5000 which ] su--
pssred for advertising VIII commit The Guy
= nothing further The law requires the
Tor tra aDuoiutmeut Of condemnation com
missioner Tor seven weeks prior 10 the
application lt was simply that this IOi -
ruaiity might be got Out of the way anu
a. once. " &C. should De- decided wise mat j
rsnted a. begin the advertising soon.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

Ft will be- somewhat warmer Tuesday east ~
tls Rocky Mountains. eXsspt Iu tlr south N-
lartIr states. and Dr. viii boz cooler Wednesday 81
or Wednesday night in the plains states and the
Missouri. valley
additional Hood warming have been issued Tor
the Wisconsin River
qhe Winds along the New England and mid
die Atlantic Coast viii U. I.Grt tH moderate
variable. south hr.autl. and East Gulf coasts.
usHt 90 moderate northeast tu east. west 6ulf
Clast moderate northeast il cast. uu Do" lower
lakes IE.I fI moderate variable becoming
. south auf -Uuttsaaf. upper HEe. light tu mod
ar.,fe variable. becoming southeast tuI south.
~ffamsrs departing Tuesday lnr European
rDrfs V.iH ra.. HgHf tn moderate variable winds
with fair weather Oh. tla Grand Banks
Forecast for special Loculities.-T1r the Dis
trirt Of Columbia. Maryland and %eU jersey.
f.!- TO- day. "Wednesday, far ana warmer. ngh,
varia0l- winds.
Tor virginia and Delaware generally fair to
day ana wednesday. slightly warmer Welnas-
aas. H-n. variable winds.
F1r Eastern PrGusY taula. ftir Turs1IT
[ .Isatly warmer Boo north aa. uest portions
wednesday fair warmer, light. variable Winds
For Eastern Sew York. faIr to-day. ausru.
/ warmer u the interior. wednesday fair aHd
I warmer. u-Ht variable winds. becoming south
r0r NsU Eugand. fair to-day slightly WARM
I or bod western portion. "Wednesday fair warmer
| r interior. light g. variable winds
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
COUGH BEFORE GRAND JURY
Man Accused by Grout Goes Be
fore Grand Jury Again.

H NJ. Cough, secretary of the Empire
Trust Compauy who is supposed 10 be the
witness whom Edward ~. Grout charged in
DIS statement. published yesterday morning.
with tesufyiuS wrongly before the Kings
County Grand Jury iu its investigation into
+re affairs of the MON Bank. appeared be-
fore the grand jury AGAIN yesterday.
i'm his statement Nr. Grout said ho bad
called the attention of the jlrEmsn 20 th.
vituess.s erroneous statements and that
they would Investigate Yesterday county
detectives were sent out to find Mr. GouEL
H. was before tine grand jury about an
hour
II is tho general opinion that ind'otments
ir fr. Investigation are o. ue handed ID.
tl-ro-~ov THE Empire Trust Company
f.r. inward OF sr5 100 90 the Union Bank.
n is supposed that SIR. Gr0ur did not tnin-
AIR Cough had given Lae correct statement
-.-4~ene these loans IS. g.. Iamrou was
another witness yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
WIRELESS REPOPTS.

The Rotterdam. reported as sf4 miles east ~
sandy Hook a. noon ycs--rlay. is expected 20
dock this forenoon.
Tho Oceanic. reported as ~ miles east or
sandy Hook az $40 a M YESTERDAY. il expected
10 dock WEDNESDAY forenoon.
The Berlin, reported a. $40 miles east NJ sandy
Hook ar II a il yealcrd5.i Is expected 10 dock
this forenoon.
The Kroup-iuzo ssin Ceciue. reported as ai3
miles east Of sandy Hook az . A. q m YESTERDAY,
Is expected t- dock this forenoon.
The Eroonlaud reported as 80 miles east 0t
SANDY Hook az go % d yesterday. is expected
90 dock this afternoon
The PeunsvIvania reported AZ .f+o miles cast
N SANDY Hook az SIS o. u yesterday, ls e2-
pecred o. dock Thursday afternoon
The cleveland reported az go miles east NJ
Sandy Hook AZ 1850 Do .csterla-. is expected
... .I.... rt.rf.r forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday, October
9, 1911.

| steamer Taormina Utah. philadelphia Octooe55
I {, 70 fairfield. S0.ari O. 90, WIN II cam az
6l5 steerase passengers ana ana ggisg 4 loadnr for
Naples and Genoa Left quarantine 41 O''S
srss-,or P~iuz Eltel Friedrich GER CartaEena
SeDteruber = sapaullla =. Colon 80, Kingston
October = and I1aEua T. TO the HAMBURG sNLlfIt l7
can Line with 80 passenger. mails anu ---21
Arrived az the Ear az H.-u 10. - .o
Steamer Mruehara O8rI, LONDON repLeLl--I - =.
and SOUTHAMPTON 80 ~ t1a A..a..' AM. 1--.
Coz with lJ4 cabin passengers ana muse 4-itt'-
steamer Barmudian lBri. T--mgca October 3.
20 a L Outerrridre & Go. vita 10 pass, m --ls'
mails end mdsc Arrived AZ The Ear ar o,9V d 5o ",
steamer Carolina. MaraEuaz september oD
Ponce October . AgladeIa : ana ear Juan o. ~ ~
the New York and Porto FL'o @s 90. "l--r
passenger mails and u--c Arrived IL tAe Lay
steamer lladei~erse C,o-l. Port Antonio Octo-
rf- g. 10 tho Cuue0 Importing co. with pass
s-pe-q and fruit Arrived az Tie Bar ar O M
Steamer - Y Iuckcubaea. Ponce September p.
Iotos D. AguadIla October +, MagaE-eL = ai.+
san Jaar g. 90 the Insu'ar Line, with 80 pes97o
ousers ard mdse. Arrived al the Bar al 0-'o
Steamer Ns-razsrsett Gs-l London September
%. 20 George " Pirou in ballast. A-iNe1 a'
-' steamer m y, Queen Queer Mar r., s.. Lucia october
20 Norton q son, r. ballast. Arrived al l-e bar
s.lsge- =. Narfe dl Gio--to Cyo- Port Antonio
October 9 20 the Atlantic Fruit co. WIKI
passengers and tr-l-. Arrived az the b+f ~ o'''
steamer George washington Ger. Bremen
September 30. SOUTHAMPTON ana therlolrs 49,
t.- l. rr OeIrf-as s. 90. with 46l first cabin,
passengers. mails ana u.dse. Arrived a. -Ae bar
1' a1--e- -l Fr ,rrrdo Galveston October g. 20 the
Southern Pacific 90 with mcse. Passed 10
Quarantine ar $500 a. -l- &C.,. ,-.-
DIX and Baltimore Ita.-l.. - 3D. "-e-
noise. Passed iu Quarantine ar 90 p ~ .
steamer Au-le-. Sew Orleans october g. - -
the Southern Pacific 90. with rassen-.ts 4-''
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
.PATROLMAN IS DISMISSED
r. R. Huntington, Accused OF
Theft, Is Put OFF Force.
HIS TRIAL BEGINS TO-DAY
Judge Swami, Summoned as Wit
ness in Police Cases, Says Sub
ppna Is Abuse of Process. -

Patrolman Reuben P Huntington, OF the
Union Market Station. was dismissed from
the police force yesterday by Commissioners
Waldo. after trial before Deputy Commis-
sioner Dillon on charges growing out OF the
trial in General Sessions Of John Horay'
who was convicted Of grand larceny. Hunt
ineton was jointly indicted with Horay
for larceny. but elected 70 be tried sepa-
rately. His case viii be called for trial to-
day in General Sessions.
After announcing his decision in Hunt
ington's case. Commissioner Waldo stated
that the members OF the force who are
charged with committing perjury when they
testified at H0ray's trial in General Ses-
sions will not he tried on police charges
before October 1g This follows a susSes-
ton made By Judge Swami, before wnom
Horav was tried Judge Swann's attack
on the so-called police system precipl-
tated the charges against Huntington ana
his brother officers, whose testimony at
Horays trial tended 10 support an ahnl
for the accused patrolman.
The suggestion was contained in letter
sent 10 Commissioner Waldo. replying 10
one on SATURDAY. from the Police Commis-
sioner subpGnaing the judge 10 testify al
the trial OF the policemen. IN the letter
Judge Swami gave Commissioner Waldo q
further suggestion. or an order OF proof
showing the proper manner in which the
evidence against the accused men should
no presented 10 make their trial legal and
avoid suv complications with the Appellate
Division. I'm the event Of their dismissal.
he said ne would speak 10 District At
to~ucv Whitman about assigning Assist
ant District Attorney Press 70 hep In the
police trial. If Commtssioncr Waldo so de-
sired Mr.. Press prosecuted Ioray ana
viii try Huntington.
referring 10 the subpoena. Judge Swami
repears that ne stated IN q previous CONF
,ruDicarion that lis knowledge Of the
charges against the policemen cannot be
admitted in their trial as legal evidence.
and adds.
n vou wiz suggest 70 ma auv theory or
+b. law oY evidence by which testimony
fror me is necessary, T shall deem it my
dutv t0 adjourn Part III Of the Court of
General Sessions, now being helo o't Il.
and appear and he rcadN 10 -lFt an. l-7-'
evidence within my power. ..,
IT, after due reflection. EoN 40 Nnl "--"
draw vOur subpoena served upon mo. l
shall adjourn court and appear ln alc14 o.
sucr with the command OF the pe'p'. H,
whose name 10 is issued. even iN-d-h D
doom q. ..r "ahu4a of process. issued I'm
their name and even though "a hlaI'' ID '.
tine states Judiciary system is closed b-
what seems an arbitrary act ..
To is possible that curing I.'
week r-4v receive rhe confession or otNfr-
fuuIicafad ir the robbery. and Nf course j
will Immediately give their names anu @u-
dresses 10 you.
The following witnesses are named in
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
DYNAMITE KILLS FOUR MEN
Several Injured in Central Park
West When Drill Strikes Stick.

Twenty feet down the well Of solid rock
four men We're blown 10 pieces and sew
ertI others were injured Yesterday at Cen
trail Park West and Goth street. 40 this
point the bravo Construction Company is
sinking a ee0-foot shaft in preparation for
the new aqueduct from the Aehokan dam
After the explosion the nisht suporinten-
dent and night foreman were locked up on
"a charge OF criminal caroleesness. one the
o~- is that pneumatic drill struck sti- k
of unezpIoded dynamite left from former
charge.
The last blast saturday night was at
o'clock. and eight hours later the night
gang quit work after cleaning up the debris
Work was resumed sunday at midnight
when ten men went down tho shaft In q
big iron bucket Michael EcaTev night
foreman. of 40. ccG ST. Paul's avenue. Jer-
,ev CITY. was one Of them. John NJ. Mar
tin. night superintendent ~ NO. JOS East
G-tr street. remained az thu top
The five pneumatic drills began To bay
away ~ their task of sinking ton eight
foot hole. i'm The roc, for The next blast
Half the holes were completed Ivy O'CLOCK
snd John TanIiuo of 30. a'l East 'f.h
street moved his drill go another place. ie
rI.n71e5 te his seat ON tho rocking T'poa'
orared the air nose lever and tho explosion
occurred.
A dull roar. and the rattle Of falling ro'h
ON tho roof Of his Office. told Martin WneI
had haruened THE shaft was IN darkness
brt Martin found IL nv the cries and means
is.r.rr from it. Pauline had been blown 10
,ic-,. .Nffkr" yarc0e head was torn OF
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
,Rus LINE Eoa physicians.

A now croestoun transportation line
will begin operations to-day. to continue
for only FIVE days. Tt viii consist ot q free
bus service from the subway station al
Columbus Circle 20 rhe New York Hom"'-
pstHic Medical College aft Eastern Bouie-
,..-J and e.a street. witch "a stop On the way
an tHa Hotel SAVOY. The service is for me
benefit ar the hundreds OF IoDa. and OUT
of-toWu physicians who are attending me
seuf-anuu4I meeting of tne HounoIatl.
NedIca. Society ~ The state OF New y 1orA'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
TRANsPAclFlC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. lose ~ - A-f-
Tsniti. Marquesas wa a1'i .''.. oct y. $50
Hawaii Japan Corsa. China, Pnilp-
pines Via sAn =. oct y. $50
Churta) ....s..-
Tahiti Marquesas Cook Islands New
ZesL,nd AUST, AnsJ,a4 wa sou oct 10. 80
japan Corya. China tvld SeatI4e' ~. "a q ~
Inaba Maru ......... .--' 49,. ~ 49, '.''
Japan corea Calna Of aHgpes Japan 90 $50
Hawaii Japan, g,t6 Gore1 nm via oct 90 $50
samoan Islands. New Zealand. AUS
% tr1iia ''ia san iii'-o',o, oct %. $50
Hawaii FfU Islands Samoan ISLANDS,
New Zealand. Australia (via VIC ,. . -o
t0ris)-Zealandia ..-..-...- .---. -p-- % "'"V
Hawaii Guam. Philippines (rA san .,o
Fraucis1o-C s Trausport NOV J. o'SV
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

- IN, ,-. 500 m
= Grant. Hamburg H-A.-... - .n T., r,,
Arapahoc. jacksonville. clyde n, p,
& 0f Columbus. sat. say.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER o.
Caracas. Curacao. Red D.. $50 "a m l-'r p
Rermudian. Bermuda Quebec 100 m ~. ~ i
Argentina. Trieste. Austrian. l.UV D"
Seneca. Santiago. Ward. .-.. i-VN .'
T,-otsus New Orleans. So Pac -- u 'NV ~
C5rrtnche Jacksonville 'lrde .y' - ~
T..upasas. Galveston Mallory l.vo ID
THURSDAY. OCTOBER l2.
- r--.i,e ffavrc French. 700 a u 1000 m
cedric Liverpool. White star 80 m i 'D ln
Monterey. Havana, Ward-+-- y.UO tn - .i
Zacaua Jamaica, T. Frut GO I'D Iu j. ~ ~, p. ,
Colon CrisfOhal. Panama. '. -5V a i go 49, p "
T-ltouia. Naples. cuuard ,G.on -o >" %,
Rarbar0ssa Bremen, - L. iD.go oCo p,
oscar H. Copenhasan. S-A.' So So ~
Moltke Naples. Hamo- AM "
N0lturno ho.-- hs -ss,a,1.9urah saw -- 300 N
q or 3aFail.iai' i.-,, - par 1900
cherokee. Brunswick. CIyao''
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

Local Official Record.-rho following onicai
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes Boa the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. in comparison wita the correspond
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
,J.M:!'lil 6fl5ai'',A>ina )! g.: >!.i:!!, :&|Gr.. !;
~ s6+-see -"o SOC Fifth -Apfruf.z 4e" A@o 4zr 81,

Specializing in Outer Apparel, Millinery and
Furs for Women and Misses-and selling
nothing eIse enables lis to offer paEues that
are unmatchabIe elsewhere. For examp ple-
Women'S TaiIor-made Suits IN many fashionable new
models plain and fancy S45, SIS, SOS and up
Small Women, and Misses sizes from y35
Goats Of nch doubcfaccd materials for motoring travelling
and general wear S35, $45, S55 and up
Afternoon and Epening Wraps in scores Of beaud-
full new styles particularly pleasing model Of chfonbroad
cloth IN Gaht shade. is shown at E45
From this price the selection comprises fashionable material
and shade.
Afternoon COINS IN many effects
565, SIS and up
Smart Trotting Frocks-Onc-piecc models. various
materials 80, 24o 10 @9o
Misses Dresses in great variety Of chic styles for dane
ing and formal wear from SIS
Millinery in the newest Paris styles
Hats for street from 4I8
For ;em-dress and dress wear from rs
Tiftb Hvenus, 4etb s 47tb Streets
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
-HURsDAY. OCTOBER =
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Mail Na-aal
y-.s.I Tor Lire. closes. sails
F,-rrr-.rz Ir Bremen. NfL. t.31 a m 1000 "a .n
r.rrr.on Argentina, 7 a. d. h..n "a H' l..'" ID p.
..- p,..,.-tsrl EofI-A -- 1870,
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

This picture IS entitled
Time Rebuking the Tailor.
He wants his Fall oyercoat
quick.
The tailor promises.
Meantime
Men come to us and arc out
ftted-instanter.
Even the "one man in a hun
dred" who for suits sticks to his
pet tailor, comes to us for his
overcoat and gets what he
wants when he wants it.
Broad range e Of sizes
broader range Of fabrics and
broadest variety Of patterns
we've ever shown.
Fall OvercOatS SIS to S45.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

Io,.s.r "A average. 58. aFsragr for correspond
irs datr last wear 81 average Tor correspond
date last thlrtF-flrer years. 3D.
local forslnst. Fair to-day, iair and warmer
Wrdnesday. light variable winds. becoming
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

Tor West virginia. Western PennsT lva1ia ana
western New York. fair. slightly warmer, to
dav and Wednesday. light variable winds. be-
coming southeast.