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Arizona republican., 1911-03-26
HAD AN EYE TO THE FUTURE,

Tt would probably take many gen. crations of diversity to train Ameri cans into the farseeing' thriftiness of my people" once observed an Ameri- can of Scotch birth. '1 remember a case of a Scotch woman who had been promised a new bonnet by a lady. Before she undertook the pur- chase the lady called and asked the good woman:
 Would you rather have a felt or straw bonnet. Mrs. Carmichael?'
 We'll responded Mrs Carmichael thoughuully. I think I'll talk strae ane. It'll maybe mouthful tO the coo when I'm done wi it. "-Lippin- cott's.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-26

H. w. Keuling and wife to R. O. Middleton. deed to lot ?. block s, Harbert's Subd
 John w. Darlington to H w. Keul- ing and wife, deed to lots 25, 26. 27. 2S. 29, 30. 43, A. A. 46. 47 and AS, Subd. block 30. Neahrs Addition.
 Frederic Snyder and wife to Syd- ney J. Ross, deed to NE SEA SEA Sec z. 2N, BE.
 T. F. Caughlan and wife to s. Oberfelder. Trustee. deed to lots 1.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-26

3. 6. :. 8. 9. 10 and part of lot II. block 9. Cox's Subd.
 :. Oberfelder. Trustee to John Mar tin, deed to lots I, ,, C, :, 8, 9, 10 and part of lot II, block 9. Cox's Subd
 Warwick Scott and wife to C. $. Scott. deed to lots 59 and co, High land Addition.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-26

all in fifteen or twenty minutes. Their act is supposed to represent Spanish life on fete days.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
THIEF CHASE AT COURT.

As city Chamberlain Hyde was leav-
ing the criminal Courts Building to
day, after his rclcase on bail, the crowd
that followed him was excited 10y a
woman scream. and Mrs. Morris Rob
inson of No. 26S West Thirty-e!gath
street pointed out Joseph Dean NJ No.
26 West Sixtv-sixth street and begged
that he he arrested.
"He came into our fiat this morning,
held my husband up and took 50 q
worth Of iewelry from him. and then
followed me when | came here to make
q complaint she cried. and dashed
after Dean, who ran. with the crowd
after him.
At ANA street Dear was captured,
but before Magistrate Appleton. IN
Centre street Court, Mrs. Robinson re.
fused 20 make "A complaint. saying tive
women whom she didn't know had told
her everything would he all right
Robinson said that Dean had entered
his fat and taken the jeweiry.
MAGISTRATE Appleton discharged Dean
who has served a term on Blackwelrs
Island.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
RACING fSiSi1s
PIMLICO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Four-ycar-olds and
upward: six furlongs.-Ftz-lierbert, ~
tShillingJ. I to 3 and out, won. The
Squire, III OBhrns). - to !. I TO . and
ont, second. So. Regis, li3 otstep', IL
80 T.. : TO . and ont. third. Time, l.l5.
Chicf Bartlett. Jack Nunnally also ran
and finished az named.
SECOND KACE-Two-year-olds; four
and u half furiongs.-Surfeit. liz tByTne,,
4 to .. / Ia . and out. first, Spring
hoard. 10 tMclntyreI, 5 to J.. even and
: to i. second; De. lW navicn,, . to :,
even and 2 to .. third. Time 90 i-b.
Mlnstra. Ballymore. Merry chiffon,
stngs. Shlllaleh, Siste-, Remarkable
and Fond also ran and finished as
named.
THIRD RACE-Six furI1ngs; three
ysar-oljs and upward selling king
cummuucr. i2c Garner. . t. ], q 10 "
% 3 10 ., first King Avondale. ia
tBelD. u to .. @ to- 10 and . to -. second;
Mon Ami, ~ CRyrneD. T. to :, I to ] and
o to I. third. Time. llli Ia. Baytlone.
Nppcllc. Rostrun, Milpitas, Malitine,
Ossabar also ran and finished ~ named.
FOURTH RACE-Stoeplcchase. four
ycpr-ulds ana upward; two miles
Ticket Of Leave, To- tAllenl. 8 to ., to
10 and ort. first: -. Abe. lJ uDuPceD 3
to I aud out, second, buiiie!d. lIi
Wright. . to ?, ven annout. Time,
40 30. Bergroo, Essex, Kara also ran
and finished rs named.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
PIMLlC0 ENTRIES.

The entries. fr wclnoalsys race. May 3.
FIRST RACE Tlrre.l car-rlds selius sy 'nf.
lpugs 'Th.it. 80. uuii ta.. iU2 'tpp Worm,
lUN Ilandrunnlns iuh '%I'tenier. ~ Cardiff.
10. Eacslenct, 100. race Wei. "; Con Came.
SECOND RACE Druid I'M i'Grs l'urr two
~ Anew Iryer. 100 = hacorIa. 100; Mol'
litchu iW MoiNui lJ t''nTa, luS .alr-y
sscl. To- s%a,ol.L. lo1 fnn,nr. 10. KaA.sf.
ioT Ii,,,e rsi, io'' L'h' Tahoe ioT'
Third ntuE Thvtye,roik ~ ggsst'
.t,r. 10 Superstition. 100 Nanttn. no Ld'i
Vile, ii2; Prank pu.eli. iUi ~xtsataet Du..S..
ri,cs Mate, LOO. .sr EiNard. ioi.
't0tRrH. RACE rr ise .t~siech.se hun
'ers; two miles Princes. rris. l4b Adventure.
1870. thsnneI I+0 psll Mai. l5S Long smLe.
1871. hnNk Wins. 40 Alex Monroe. las, Tiro.
1853 o. X. ljs, lniola, l5i.
lltTh nACL 1de pioir Handicap; three
,essll IS AMI uDsasi. seven ~iJflong. -fiV lIshe .
rs: petrla,us. 100 rlif Lls,, iU5. Pate
Gllr, llJ t.ts;sr kun. li2 E'errii -
-uriIbound los Skins James, 100, ELcs. lCp,
shannon, i0I; ~. Dusnntr. vs.
NHil1reih entity.
SIXTH RACE Maiden thrceJclr.olds AMI up.
ward one mile bourhon Bciu. 100. nuse 4
D.si ict. 100. nascbyi 100, k,ahrAy l,,o...
~ sir Watson, % Nlaun, 100 Rear ot Noun.
tain. ,ilGI Gilelie, Jos Ariosto. ~ iSphasna,..
Cntauia. iOO: supervisor. 81. Cs.a MAJOR. 100.
SEVENTH RACE rhree {e]a. oLis; s'.lns -
'u,lous. 'neaiasa, lu. Lily Paxton. 100 ,hye
S'taw- 10; LsaI. 100. Mll.Unel0n. 100. Gydk. /.
iOi Creole, rs Reputation l02, Alisrec, iS
Apprentice alIJnNn'e claimed.
tNOn professional Ihgf..
The evening world., 1911-05-02

nor administered the uut1 OF office "a
Deputy D~ougherty Yesterday Commits
s.oner Cropsey swore him in as an ap
pointive officer in the Police Depart
ment. Mayor Gaynor and D~oughertN
had a brief talk, after which the Mayor
shook hands with the deputy and
wished him success.
Addressing Doushertv after the swear
ing In process, the Mavor said:
"No1 are tak.n- - difficult place, but
| feel confident you Will make a great
success of H.. The Comniysionc~ Will
stand by you and he assured that |
viii stand by YOU. Your predecessor.
MIR. Flynn. had full swing In thc pace.
and he did fine work. Bat. however
we'll vou work, You VIII meet with abuse
and may he often discouraged.
"Of late yOu have heard q ron
certed cry that there are an eXtraordin-
AIRY number OF robberies M hold-ups
IA the street. and the like. and no one
arrested therefor. This. Of course. has
encouraged every robher and crook "a
come forth and ply his trade, and ]
suppose you VIII have some trouble
with them. AZ n matter OF fact, such
crimes were entirely normal when tho
cry began. But do not be discouraged
90 to work hard. and let me assure you
you have a splendid body of men under
yOu.'
The evening world., 1911-05-02
CTMNINS TO TURN
ALL HIS
OVER TO CREDITORS

william ]. Cummins OF the Carnegie
Truzt Company appeared to-day before
United states COMMISSIONS Thomas
Alexander N the Federal Building Ms a
winners IN the bau<rup.cy proceedings
instituted aga.ns, MN ny three Of his
creditors. whose claims amount to tilg.
81. The ohiect 81 tho hearing was to
discover IL" true assets Of Cummins.
whose totl. liabilities are stated to be
y5,0oo.Oou. with assets ,, hut $4,000.
Mr.. Cu'uu.ns said hc hid made no
list OF his assets. but would furnish one
TO the receiver, Payson Merrill. His
household goods, he said. were in his
home in Nashville. Team Ills insur'
ancc policies would be turned over &c
the receiver, as wei as his automobile
now Ia transit; mere,
"Wni you - tA.s afternoon" he wa'
asked. with the receiver To o prl'
waite safe IA the office OF tAe carncgl,
Tgus, Company and permit him to ex'
anime tn o%ont,nts?"
II W..." 40 replied, AN OF my prop.
erty w!. go 20 M creditors. and they
are welcome to It,"
The hearing was ,aon adjourned unit
Tuesday lcXt a 10 O'Clock.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
Easy Way 10 Improve
Your Health
(From Current News.)

Sickness and i'll health almost in
varigbly come from impurities in the
blood which, at the approach OF warm
weather, cause spring fever. loss Of
energy and vitality, %sallownes', PIN
piles. poor appctitcs and other evil
dcnces Of n deranged system.
At small expense these disorders
can easily be corrected by taking a
good, reliable tonic. For the r~cstora-
ton Of energy and good health, and
positive relief from spring ailments,
no better remedy can be found than
this valuable tonic: Get an ounce Of
kardcne and onc-half pint alcohol at
any drug store and mix with one-haif
Gun sugar. When dissolved add hot
water to make a quart. Take n table
spoonful before each meal and in n
short time YOU will be surprised at
the splendid hcalth-rcstoring qualities
IT this old-fashioned remedy. II is
the best system : cleansing, blood
purifying tonic knoUn.--Ndvt.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
MRS. SH0NTS TO EN00W
SCHOOL WITH $500, O0O2
"lt'S All News to Me-" Says Nh.
ShontS, Laughing at the
Report

CINCINNATI, o., May Airs Thee.
dore u. ShontS, wife ~ the millionaire
New Yorker and mother of the Duchess
DE Chaulnes. accompanied by a number
OF prominent ksutuCklans. reached hare
this mornlng IN her private car. She IL
preparing to establish q school reiorma-
tory for neglected girls near Middles-
born. n.y.. which she will endow with
half a million dollars. Her philanthropy
has been aroused through a sense OF pa
triotic duty. She ~ quoted a. saying
that Eastern Kentucky womanhood shall
no, be- frownel down on In the future.
A. the Plaza Hotel ~ was said today
that Mrs, Shonts left the city last sun
day to visit the Lincoln Memorial Uni.
yersity at Cumberland Gap. Tenn. OF
which she ~ - pstroa.
AIR. Shonts, when seen at his oficc
Ma. l65 broadway, this morning, laughed
at the report that his wife intended en-.
dowing a ~rcformatory for girls in Ken.
lucky.
ITS all news TO me-" he said, an
I think that II there was anything in II
] would at least have an inkling"
The evening world., 1911-05-02

who testified before tho Grand jury In
the proceedings leading M to the I'm
diciment Of CITY Chamberlain HYDE;
Joseph q. Robin. william L. Brewer.
Anthony stumpt. Charles A. Boetsch.
Warren s., samson, Harold Jacocks.
Robert l. smith. charles G, Rapp Bl.
her, Il, Hendrickson, Liston 1. Lewis,
Robert II, Moorchead. Joseph ~ Reich
manu.. William J., Cummins, Henry j.
Walsh. Joseph /. ltcilling, John j.
Clnnsy, Jacob G, simon. rhouia, y.
Murphy, william i. Young, John V.
Smith. William A. rre1dergsst, Edmund
~. f1shcr and Thomas II. coogan,
There was no hurry about the courss
of the Unlisted OH Sai from his home 10
the court this morning, lie dti no; leavs
bis apartment at tho Carleton House
a part OF tho Ritx-Cnrlcton ~IIotcl-until
i0.2 O'Clock. with him when he stepped
out into tho street and s!snai!el for his
automobile vas stephen e. Bald win.
the lawyer, hls persona. friend. who 10
a.so counsel TO william J. Cumnn!ns and
Joseph ID. Relchmann. the indicted d.
fec'ors OF the Carnegie Trust company.
Nattlly Dressed, as Usual.
Always a natty dresser. Hyde was a.
tired to-day with ~scrupuio,s attention
TO the latest ssrtoriil fashion. iio wots
"A long. black c~utawhy-frock "a with
appropriate striped trousers "a waist
coat In his black tie he wora a big.
striking pearl. Ills round. full face was
pink and there Mas no sign OF trouble
In his eyes.
YOU haven't lost your smile" re-
marked a reporter.
why should ~" replied the cry
Chamberlain,
The automobile OF Mr.. Hyde won't
from the Carleton House 10 tho resi-
dence OF samuel Untertnyor. liydsa
counsel. al No. $40 Tifth avenue. Mr..
Unternycr had ben waiting After q
consultation there the Indicted Official
and his lawyer started downtown.
Long before the doors OF the court
room OF the Criminal Branch Of TIE
Supreme Court were opened a crowd
had assembled outside. The room was
packed to the walls within n few min
In the corridors aud In the open space
on the ground floor the crowds made
~passlgeway a difficulty FOR those who
had business requiring movement from
place TO place. The main floor and tho
m~eZZauinc galleries accommodated
orowds such ~ have not assembled at
the Criminal Courts Building since the
frlul Of Harry TnaW.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

The entries for Wednesday. May 8
follow:
FIRST ,RAcEsn tLlons,i ,hreeSeare.l
A,ystus, ~ " Mi,a. ~ Dams, Gih. i2i
Mamie Moods io7. R%.lIisen. H.; Merry La.
'sEcnNiG iIi1"h Iie mile and tveup ,ad4
,cllirs lean Wagncr. ~. .bst, nieGt. 90; PEG.
Pcndcr. 100, 1ic Moat i9; nattWnoItl. o..
,olris Mieas. ,iO2. .oad,n 100 Fam BaI9,r.
Grass. Iug; Hiram. lla.
THIRD e iuut and one half fuhongS.
WY. 10 w., i95. SIycesnSy 10 chg., Mate,
ilais 10 Judgc Sale. ioi Calethumpian, lu5
LAGy Hughes. iLI Chores, ia.
FOIWTH RAtE si4 ~furiongs. handicap
Cpils Ben. ~ Magazine ii5; iiAniza'etta, 100
"FiFTii RtCE-rour and ons-lal,. fur!ous,
tw'.Searolds.. boohl. loo. 1hlatOp' ii2 CH,i
~. Deliver. .lo, luke Daify. liz, Alamito,
Skill kkCE-one and one g ghth mile,
selling. Bette Letter lOs Aene' Wood 10"
mond, los. sam Bernard. los, lieay iluttiiu.
son. Ion Sir tateslg. lUs.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
FIRE IN APARTMENT HOUSE.
West ~Ninc,y-sixth street Dwelling
Damaged by BInsc and Water.

\ Gre w'ich broke ~ late this after
room Ia t1c apartment ~ j. Doran on
t-e top a1': OF a hve-S,ory apartment
aOuse at No. 70 West N~inety-sixth
street, con- plc,ely guttel that noor and
o.. otc Through ,'e roof before the fire
mon had II under control. All OF the
apartments On tNn house were seriously
suIDalyd Hy water.
IIrcusn John Gr.nln 81 Engine Com.
pnny 80, 10, Vas overcome by SMOKE
Wnio Wuroiug a line OF hose on one
OF the upper doors and was revived hy
a surgeon from the David Virgin
Hospital.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
Wolter Overruns Base in First
Inning and New York
Fails 10 Score.
BATTING ORDER.

AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. Ny,
May 2.-There were 5000 fans On the
Hilton this afternoon to help the High
landers to a victory over the Athletics.
1t was a corking good game from the
start. Manager Chase changed his
mind AZ the beginning Of the game, and
instead OF using FISHER as mad been
promised he sent Russell Ford, the
crack twlrler OF his string, into the
box. Ford mad a battle on his hand.
as he was pitted against Chier Bender'
generally regarded as the best twlrier
on the Athletics staff.
No runs were made at the start, but
n very peculiar play arose III New
York's half that cost a run. Wolter
had reached first on an error and stole
second, and Daniels popped out to tho
catcher. Chase sent n hot houncer over
second, which Collins got his hands on
hut could not hold. II was Impossible"
for Collins to throw Chase out at hrst'
but Wolter. thinking he had "A chance
To score, foollshly overran third M
Collins caught him by ten feet on a
throw to Baker.
Ford showed he was in excellent
shane from the start and the Athletics
had no chance OF scoring in either the
hrst or second inning. Mufpny, WIN
was last up In the second inning.
,arped Ford for a single, but 1t was u
waste Of effort, as he died going Ia
second,
In the last half OF the second INNING
the Hlghlandcrs started a batting rally
which resulted In one run and. but for
a bad break OF luck, they would II Y
made two. HartZell singled and stole
second. Gardner ANA Cree both went
out on Ion hies, bat Johnson whipped
a long single Into right, which scored
IIartzell, Sweeney also slneled in tina
direction ana sent JOHNSON TO tnird
Sweeney then tried to steal second, IN.
seeing that he was cauaht' stoproc
ha'r way on the line 20 as To give
Johnson II chance TO score, but johnson
was too slow and q quick throw IRON
Collins to Davis got sweeney before
Johnson could cross tho plate ana IN,
second score dld not count.
IN the third inning Ford hcld tn
Athletics safe, not q man reach.n'
a,si. And Render returned the comnii
mont by hlaukiug the Ulghlandcrs,
The evening world., 1911-05-02
HORSES IN COLLISION.
Runaway Police Mount Crashes In
10 Civilian Rider In Central Park,

The chestnut steed OF Mounted Po-
lioemsn Henry u. Schelley ran away
on the bride path In Contra, Park to-
day. Almost Immediately the big ant
NAL collided with n horse ridden by
Otis Coleman, of the Central Park Rid
ing Academy.
Both horses went down In a heap with
their riders, n then got mp 10 rom
tinue the race. minus their riders. They
ran west for two blocks, when Mounted
Policemen Philip Austin and Thomas +,
Mcclure stopped them.
The W mo-. who were thrown were
unhurt.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Selling purse $500; FOR
thrce-vear-oldS ana up, Ave and a half
furlongs .-Rogon, LOG tArchibaldl. first.
Helene. 20 uDhcrt). second. FOOL. ~
martim, third. Time. 10 10. War jig,
olivia, Mcickle. Bluetrtna. Nina, Eta,
Tackle. New star and Tho Fad also ran
and finished As named.
SECOND lthCE-purse 500. for maiden
'wo-year old nilies. four furlOrgs-
catula. no uyD:tusD. Won. BOretts. ITO
warren second Christmas Daisy. no
Denny. third. Timc-D 3-1. Rutl
Jackson. Sarah Chensul slim Princess,
Madam pHelps, Sauce. Mirror, Mario.
Fsnchettc. NerOde also ran and finished
as named.
The evening world., 1911-05-02

will assent TO a speedy trial"
THE defendant asks for two weeks
In which to withdraw his plea IL nee.
essaty." replied the District ttorney.
Il don't see how I can answer that
question in view of his request
Il have a trial .tsrting at ? o'clock
this afternoon which will occupy my
time for ten days. and / have so In
formed the District-Attorney," said MI
Un.ermyer. 1t seems TO me the Dis
trict-Attorney might Inform us IL he
will assent TO a speedy trial.
Il am willing 10 20 10 trial as soon
a. you are ready" put la the District
Attorney.
Your Honor said Mr.. Untermyer,
Il consider the bail OF $4,000 excessive.
Il ON not goiDg TO talk On the merits
Of this case. although the District At
tcrney has declared that more proofs
are forthcoming. IL ! were disposed to
talk I might say q great deal"
Il would be very glad 10 hear you.'
sad M. Whitman, ~sarcasticslly.
Justice Davis announced that he
would FIX bail at $500. Hyde, with his
ounse and bondsmsn. went upstairs
10 the Bond Department of the Dis
trlct-Attorney's office. On his way tho
Indicted official stopped frequently to
shake hands with friends. who assured
him Of their good wishes.
Hyde Makes a Statement.
Before leaving the building Hyde
gave out the following statement
through his secretary;
FOR more than two months a cam
palgn has been cs rrled on AGAINST me
BY the District Attorncy and other
officials. with the active and hearty
support Of two newspapers Of large
circulation In this city. On April 10 !
asked the public TO suspend judg-
mont until the close OF the case.
stating that nothing had been dohe
by me as Chamberlain OF which l or
New York need be ashamed NO
onciai act OF mine has been inhu-
encsd by an improper motive
1t has taken two months 10 ihdIct
me before . BODY that does not near
any defense or even explanations
>, l have no doubt OF the outcome and
my complete exoneration and shah
sndeavor to await II with patienie
and eauarmity.'
D!strict-Attorney whitman made the
Following statement at,er ,he N,,a"s
men' " u" Nou' ~"
'
"".'. ~
=. ,"N' "" 80
-. ga :, ,ha p.n., Iar. and
eseN - 1T. !. = ,n.w,,i Zoe
$500. W.. 80.
~. $3.50" a.. ,.u.u.,,
".' VI" ~ - a Va N"s"s''
oe'"s t"eh w, S"au''A'' % ~
VI, VI VI "s''' ~
'sph v. foo"' ""o "u' '"'
''.o' anu '"e e""''n''' ', vac
e
a"ec'o's ana tho oN"'' y.
,o'l'y Vi u s'o.N VI ~ -
100. N"'
"'"ie 'o~n SOW" y IVA
r.,u,n..
"~ 49,,
" 49,
~ -.
~.
$50
.'
NO m-'son OF SH'''n Loan
- II will be noted that the District-Af
tornsy's statement makes 10 mention
Of the loan obtained by Smith. the city
ChAmberlaln's secretary from the earn
ssle Trust Company wIea, /; Is alleged.
Smith transferred by various Nankin-
transactions to Hyde. Nevertheless
this loan figures prominently IN thu
evidence taken BY the Grand jury ant
smith was one OF the wt,aesscs dsalns'
his employ or. TIL specific lndiutme1l
doss not cnarss Hyde with taking "a,
none In the Northern Bank trans,
action.
Tax Commissioner McElroy. whC
went on Mr.. Hyde's bond. said to-day
Hyos called me up NJ o% o'I"ch
nj 1AAr lnk AoA NAll M. -. a tn.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
Pleaded With Other Woman.


him up TO her apartment n bought a
pIanola for him 10 play in her rooms.
Pleaded With Other Woman.
MY daughter became desperate and
finally we wen. to see that woman. Edna
pleaded her love for her husband and
on her knees begged the woman TO let
him come back to her.
but the woman was heartless, ada
mant. Maybe she. too, loved him. I
dor: know. She said she did.
WHO loves Lawrence best?' she
asked my daughter, as b%razenly as that.
Lets see who loves him best. You
can give him nothing. He cannot live
tina; way. lie Is tired OF you.
But l IAN give him everything.
lie loves me. not you; and Will not
give him up, Why should II
1--WE came away tunned. My child
seemed TO lose heart utterly. Her hus-
band never came home any more and
We learned Ito had taken a room up IN
West Seyenty-eighth street. Why. one
day We went there and found them
~togetheg-my poor little girls husband
and that woman-and they only
laughed at us.
u lldu w. hh"NAN'' tA'' Wy ~ pbSl-
ton. In fact. she was SO broken by
grief that she could no longer do the
work. But she wouldn't come home L
me. She seemed to cling TO n last hop
that even after all that had pass,t
Lawrence would come back to her. s,
she stayed or with Mrs. Kenyon, griev
ing her hesrt out-and this IL the end. '
The widow threw out both hand
toward tho front room where her daugh
tors body inv and gave way 10 pnrnx
ysns OF "rief.
Other Woman VIII See No One.
When an attempt was made at tn,
hrSuniV 90 see tho woman with wlou
Young Holloway IL said to have bccl
Infatuated. The hotel clerk said lie ina,
/, been instructed not to seld up any o.
card, and Tat the woman inquired y
, employees would give any Information
/ abou; tho woman except - admit tina
, there was q guest - the name In n
house arl tina. she was 4 willow.
/, At ~. III West Elghtccnta stree,
4 where Uol'J"ny was said 20 have take
/. A room, e vas stated this morning tu,
. 10 had ~ $40 out "a that ne was n
. expected A.F
q Cot. El,harh French, grandfather
the dead wife, was IA famous bonlfag
. several decades ago. and WAS at on
! time rated ~ n millionaire, The oil
. F.ra'g's Hoo was for many years
, Landmarks ON Park Row and was a Z,
vorite resort for many noted men
e It's day. The last vestlge OF u W.
= wiped out with other landmarks
d make way for the erection Of q
n Puiitser Building.
The evening world., 1911-05-02

TIE VUV. 7 IVTTNUTTVT WI
physician md found she was suffering from
eczema. | used the ointment le gave me. wit.
GU, any relief. Thea ] purchased n box vi
tions ard She was entirely cured"
Although Cuticura soap and Ointment are
sold by druggists and dealers cvcrywherp, a
liberal sample Of each, with 32-pagc boo6lct
on the kin, will be sent, poSt-trrc. on april.
cation to "Cuticura." Dept. J. Boston.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
GIANTS GET LEAD
ON 1.-THE DODGERS
IN THE SECOND
BATTING
Special 10 The Evening WORLDLY

y. y. May a crowd ~ 400 fans
braved the chilly atmosphere TO see the
game between the Giants n Trolley
Dodgers. Wilise was sent In to do the
twirlirg for the Giants. while big
Schardt tossed them up TO McGraw's
crowd.
In the first inning the Giants were
BANKED. although Doyle got a base on
balls and ~Snodgrass followed with a
two-bagger.
The Dodgers were retired In one. two.
three order in the first.
The Giants got n run In their second
inning on bases on balls TO Bridwell
and Deylin. Meyers's sacrifice and
Wiltse's sacrifice fly N centre.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
INTEREST & DIVIDEND NOTICES

lnr buAiNn o., pl!,r,lo"7 ur, hnE
AmsrNan ,olsan ~ CYin..aj, ca Np , lgli
igoa, '9e plei,rtel ,tork a IA .'m.aaoaa. ON
The tcnu.nl, nth payable Jnsc I. 1911, AZ tie
haukne hog.c Of, N,n.lYw, lan.rr \, o.. ~
oos.c1ss.. off'ihgH &tES"rh4nal rifie ilt,,i' ", Nc II,
lDii. at 3 T.. ". and YIN rr'n1ir q 'oi uni,'
June . 1911 .j}uisSrtts y. puru s,..,,r.
The evening world., 1911-05-02
Gt E. =.

CstED.
VONE.-Oa May !. CHARLES SUMNER.
pr,o,rl husband OF Grace Howe (nrv
uip.gau) at his residence. sol ". iTl,s
e.,
Funeral Wednesday morning at $40
Deqp!cn mass at church OF the linear.
nation. 1T5th ST., near ~ N!cholRs az.
EEhrING,-On May |, AIN. beloved
daughter OF Jamca and Annie Kea,ing.
at h~, residence, 80. 5ss Water stree.
Iuierm,p; Calvary Cems,ery.
Brooklyn.
I sYCLES-On Aprll 80. suddenly, II,
his GOth year. FRANK Il, VAN sICLEN.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the services 10 DO held on Tues.
day, May : = 4. ~, at B%urIel!'s Funsral Pa.
lor,. a. FlHtbu,h ave,
Iatcrmcut ~ convenience o. family.