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The evening world., 1911-06-09
M'ANENY DENIES
STORY OF CHANGE
IN THE REPORT.

Borough President McAneny Of Man
NATHAN declared to-day there was no
foundation for the stories that the re-
port Of the Board OF Estimates Sub
way Committee would be changed prior
to Its submission to the board on Mon
day.
The committee reached its conclu-
sions on Monday night" said Mr.. Nc
Aneny. They were final. and the agree
ment that they should be so treated was
unanimous. 1t is untrue that the find
ings or the tone OF the report will be
changed In any way to meet Views OF
Mr.. Mitchell and Mr.. ~Prendergas 81. I
have no assurance as to whether either
MIR. Mitchell or Mr.. Prendergast will
vote to supper rs recommendations. I
trust that every member of the board
will
The evening world., 1911-06-09
OCEAN TO OCEAN A.SADDLE.
Ab~rusthy 'I<ids" Undertake 5000
Nile Ride IN SIXTY Days.

The famous Alternately Kids" Tenn
pie and Louie. are at Il again, They
will see Broadway next week. coming
direct from their Oklahoma home. M
on Monday, June ~, will begin a trans
continental ride on the same ponies they
rode last summer from Oklahoma.
Col, Jack Alternately, former Sheriff OF
the plains and guide extraordinary on
CO. RooseVelt's famous %wolf-hunting
expedition, told Frederic Thompson OF
the ambition OF his KID to saddle
their PONIES In Atlantic surf and un-
saddle them In the Pacific, 1t was
pointed out that the trip would mean a
ride OF at least $500 miles.
A wager OF 5000 was made between
Col Alternately and Mr.. Thompson, and
the boys win start from Luna Park a
week from Monday, They will neither
sleep nor eat in hotels and they Will
ride every foot OF the distance and un-
saddle thels horses IN the waters Of the
Pacific after sixty days. excepting sun
days, from the time they start.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
POLICE SERGEANT
CRUSHED death
BY BACKING TRAIN
Rigney, Hurrying Home, Is
Killed Crossing Tracks at
. Coney Island.
WIS JUST OFF DUTY.
Stsps in Front of Cars Being
Switched From One Track
to Another.
WIS JUST OFF DUTY.

S01ice seret. Thomas d. Riensy. ~bo
w. attached 10 the Fort Hamilton DO
lice station, was struck and instantly
killed by a Bath Beach and West End
train nesr the Neptune avenue cross
ing At Coney Island shortly after $50
o'clock this morning.
Rigney. whose home was at No. y7ia
Hsntry street. Coney Island. was a pas
sengef on a West End train. on his way
home after his tour OF duty. The train
stopped at the Neptune avenue cross
Ing, where the semspho.e signal was
placed agsIns, 1t.
Rigney got OF and started across the
racks to 60 home. without waiting to
reach the terminal.
Another tratn was being switcAed from
Q stdstrack preparatory 10 beins run
into the terminal. and II was backed uu
on the s%outhbound track as Rigney
started to cross.
Before the motorman. Edward Gun
ningham. could put on the air-brakes
the train had knocked Rigney down.
Tue forward wheel passed over his
bod n
The evening world., 1911-06-09
HOW SHARPS
got HIS $4,000
in THREE MINUTES
Brodskey Says Fate Game
Played in Philadelphia Was
Fixed Up Here.

PHILADELPHIA. June s-Ioseph
Martin Of this city. charged with being
one OF three men who nceced Josa
HrodsKey of New York out Of 81, ~ at
a fake faro game In a NORTH Broad
street house YESTERDAY. WIS held IN
$4,000 bail by u police magistrate to-
day for n further hearing next Friday.
Detectives are searching for the other
two men.
Brodskey told the details Of the AL
legged fleeing at the hearing. H. sai1
il.s thing started In New York several
days ago. lie was visited by Nathan
svester. Wester took him to the Wal
dsrf-Astoria and introduced him TO Mar
Tin and 20 two Other men he named as
Louis Weiss and William Stewart They
told him that with sio,Oe they could
break = big gambling den IN this city.
n vas the Old story OF a dealer. angry
at the proprietor. giving away the
uame. The three men arranged for
him 20 come here and anc the ex-
uedition.
Yesterday they arrived IN this city.
Several men. he told the Court, were
gambling In rooms downstairs. He was
lea to Q table at one side and a game
rfarted. According to his adept In.
~stYucfork. IL was English bank liz
had ter notes for $1,000 each. he said
and bought twenty lemon colored chips
with the amount,
In three minutes everything hap,
pcncd. Three deals We're made. Firs'
he won the pot and three yellow chips
representing $500, and hen he los
them back. The third time ne laid al
bic Grips IN the table. lie lost again
Then. he said, he awoke to the fac.
that hs lad been "bnncoed"
The evening world., 1911-06-09
BANK SHAREHOLDER WINS.
Appellate Court In Brooklyn Re-
verscs Ruling In state shit.

Tho Appellate Division Of the SUI
preme Court In Brooklyn to-day handed
down a unanimous opinion reversing the
decision of Justice Aspinall in favor Of
the state Banking Department In a suit
brought by Superintendent Orin II.
Cheney against August II, Scharrmann.
Q director and stockholder in the Lafay-
cite Trus, Company. by which Mr.. Che
ney sought TO hold all the stockholders
responsible for the shortage after he
mad closed the bank at the time Of the
jenkins failures.
The suit was a test ono and was tried
last winter. Mr.. Scharrmann, who
owned 900 hares OF a par value OF 800
each, appealed. and Justice Woodward,
who wrote the opinion deciding the sp-
peal, holds that there was nothing in the
evidence 10 show that the bank hadn't
enough to meet its obligations and also
that the suit should have been against
tine stockholders collectively.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
WILL NOT ADMITTED.
Wife VIM Had Deen Cut on Wins
Point In Court.

Because John Reynolds. an old rail-
road employee OF the Long Island Rail
road OF whitestone, l.. l., cut on his
widow with only 500. although ne left
Noble to-day refused to admit his will
to probate. The Will vas offered for
probate by Margaret Lawrence, a sister
OF the testator. sue having been given
tho bulk OF the estate. The widow,
Margaret Reynolds. contested the vii.
a. did a brother. Hugn Reynolds. and
other relatives.
Mrs. Reynolds alleged undue influence
on the part o. her s~ister-in-law Ac-
cording 10 tesimony the sister was
VIII the man when he .ied in the nos
pitai. and had been sonssntly with him
ior some time before lie was taken to
the hospital. He died I'm January last.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
GEORGES NOT GENEROUS
AS WERE THE MARYS.
Englishmen of That Name Here
Raise Only si3 for a Present
TO the King.

While the Marys In England and her
possessions were raising $4,000 A. q
namesake coronation gift to Queen
Mary. Georges OF English birth IN
this country have scraped together only
sl3 as IA similar gift to King George.
This was so small that c. W. Bennett,
the English Consul-General. repudiated
the scheme.
But the Rev. George Monroe Joyce
Royce. in whose British mind tho plan
was conceived. 10 still hopeful of getting
a few more olla and will send the
total to Lord Northbrook.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
EXTRA! EXTRA!
Harlem In One Minute by Melt
ems eve. Time-Table.

President Mellen Of the New York.
New Haven and hartford Railroad. who
last year tried to stretch his railroad
this year. appears TO be anxious to pull
II in. For instance, the 5,2 p. NJ. train
from the Mining Camp trainshed. sup
posed to DO located on Forty-second
street. but which really is on Forty.
eighth. is scheduled In Mr., Mellen's
timetable to reach m Hundred and
Twenty-htth street at bl3 Il, NJ.
This ann!hilation OF time and distance
on the part of the road would be COM
mendable only 1t exists on the t.me-
table alone, The train really reaches
one Hundred and Twenty-nfth street ~
b.93 +. NJ.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
SAYS CITY 10 ASKED TO PAY
TOO HIGH A PRICE.

"The extent Of the Interborough's
liberality Is therefore quite apparent
and the city in elyec. In ASKED TO pay 81
hIgh a price COR this supposed privilege
TO its people az to ABS pluptly tic mp be-
yond possibility OF recall at least NO.-
OOO. 600 of expenditures, which. under u
proposl.ion, nigh. b. almost Immediate
~ made available for transit extensions
into territory where transit extensions
will benefit the everyday w~age-earner
and worker, and not the occasional plea
sure-seeker
"Irnder our proposition the city can
establish = nvs-csnt fare to Coney ISL
ana under certain conditions II II
ohoosss, but upon terms very much
less ~expensive to the city. Moreover,
the of the new suggestion OF
Nj Snonts means the expenditure Of
nrobably $40, OOO, 600 by the city over and
above the amount called for 10 be ex-
nanded nv the city in either Of the In
,a~,horoueh's previous offers, whereas
,naer our plan the Coney Island ex-
,ansions are to be built without cost to
the city"
Col. williams then asked that the
foregoing statement be read back to
rim for any corrections II necessary.
~ guess that Is about all that | care
On saw upon this subject for the pres
sr," he added. "Of course, there Is
mis- noint TO be considered--the fate OF
the recommendations which Mr., Shonts
saws he will make to the directors OF
his company. But do not desire 10
discuss this phase OF a proposition
The evening world., 1911-06-09
CITY WILL HAVE THE FUNDS.

The fnterboroueh offers to carry people throughout the entire subwa system,
including extensions to Coney Island snd elsewhere. for a single hvecent fare
When thiso offer al made last December the city i'd not have sufficient funds
available to construct he subways in Manhattan md leave anything over
to complete the extensions of the Fourth avenue ubNay to Coney Island n
For Hamilton or to construct contemplated extensions in otherd directions. h
ntrboroush Company is Nv advised. however, that the city Will have vahab
during he next fiscal year funds sufficient to complete. these tensions
You win appreciate tina II Inc Fourth yenu subway were not extended
beyoni It's present terminus 1t wouIl be left something Ike a uunk railroad
from Chicago to Mime apl, which vas built oy half va N terminate
SOM where on the Western prahies Having this condition nronuha the
Company It a obliged to ask that If 1t were required TO operate the Fomth
avenue W at a is Che city should make up the loss annually. "
1ntrborougn Company provided, however. that all such deficits should oe ar
cumune and lie a charge against future profits befot any dNi-ion thereof
should be made between me city and The company.
@ IN MAY 9 Tho further modified its fer by providing that's 70 long
as an city deficits remained unpaid the tnterborough pronts from all other
new lnes in excess. of 3 per cent upon the amount o capita invested W II
in ne new enterprise mould be applied toward the dscharE Of sufh deMts
~ HI city, after applying TO such deficits the profits received b. the city IRON
te original extensions. IN hat there shout be a division of p~ms only AFTER
The cMN MAS free of dehGNa
The evening world., 1911-06-09
!. uur.. want. $4,000 for Fail.

Miss Marie NJ. Conroy, a trained
nurse, Is suing Louis Goldsmith Of No.
~ East One Hundred and Eleventh
stiset for $4,000 damages in the Su-
preme Court. alleging that while en-
ptoyed In the Goldsmith home she fell
down . dark stairway and was so
SERIOUSLY injured that she Il united
for her profession. Miss ConrOy tripped
oyet' . waste ape basket. which, she
eays. was carelessty placed On the
oaAisvey.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
0DELl'S MEN TlE-UP
TR0llEYS IN NEWBURG.
Ex-G Governor Refuses to Dismiss
or Transfer Superintendent on
Their Demand.

NEWBURG. N. y. June a.-Qhe
motormen and conductors OF the
Orange County Traction Company Quit
In a body early to-day. The men de-
manded of ex-Gov. Odell. the presadent
OF the company. that he discharge or
transfer William +. Martin. assistant
superintendent of the road. who - Of
fensive to them. Mr.. Odell declined 10
get rid OF Martin.
The Orange County Traction Com
pany operates the city and suburban
trolley lines. all Of which are temper
arily tied up.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
Asylum Inmate Says she's snn,.

TRENTON. y. j., June a-DeaaIIng
that her husband has had her comm +
led to the State Insane Asylum because
he wants to get rid OF her. Mrs Mary
McCurran has appealed TO the courts
mere for a release. She says she IS not
never has been insane. She $ rot
as insane az the ylu and
Il Is believed that when the case comes
,p before Judge Gn!chtel and a Jury
next "Wednesday doctors and attendants
will testify that she is sane and .hou d
not be confined.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
Mother Prevents Mans suicide.

While waiting on the platform of the
Long Island Railroad station at Nos
trand and Atlantic avenues. Brooklyn.
thlS afternoon for a train to take him
10 - saAiiarlum a. Amityyllle, Max
Sarnuels, thirty years old. tried 10 com.
init suicide with n razor. HIS mother OF
No. AZ Grand street, Rrooklyu. seized
the razor before Sanuo,s could carry
out his design. lie was sent Ia s..
Joints Hospital.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
WILL RETRY STRETCH SUIT.
Novel Litigation Ordered BeY0n
Again by New Jersey Court.

Word has been received at Hack
eusdck from Trenton that the Supreme
Court has ordered a new trial IN the
suit brought by Edward a.. kursheedt
and others against the Standard
Blcachery Company OF Carlton Hul.
New Jersey, The plaintiff sued to
recover the value OF stretch In cotton
goods.
In brief, the claim was that imprinted
cotton goods sent TO he dyed and
printed Was returned minus Tho stretch.
This stretch, which IN some grades OF
goods is very consider able. vas cut
on and sold. adding TO the pro0t OF ths
sAsAchsgy.
The evening world., 1911-06-09

TRENTON, \. j.. June 9,-Henry u.
Cook, a lawyer OF New Brunswick, was
~disoarred from practising law In the
State OF New Jersey by the Supreme
Court to-day. cook was convicted OF
obtaining money under false pretenses
from Margaret Church. who was excel
triN OF the estate OF George Stone. lie
made no defense ana his disbarment
follow
The evening world., 1911-06-09
zNXnM

the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company,
paused during his luncheon at the
Brooklyn Club to-day to receive from
a reporter OF The Evening World frs.
Information of the lstest proposal OF the
PETERBOROUGH Rapid Tra,isi; Company IN
respect TO a fve-cent fare TO Coney ISL
and. Col. Williams after reading over
the amended offer Of President Shonts
said:
"Ofrhand I should say that the Inter
~borough's new offer does not materially
change the situation as presented in
that companys' previous offer. even II
formally embodied in a new offer. I'm
der the provisions OF the Interborough's
proposals now in the lands of the city
only the fares collected on the new
lines 60 TO the otty's credit in the &C
counting. This means that inasmuch as
all, except a very infinitesimal part of
the business to Coney Island from Man
haitian and the Bronx, will pay n fare
TO the existing lines OF the Interior
ough and no additional expense Will be
required for the hauling of those pas
engers. the marlborough company will
get net one-half of the revenue arising
out of the Coney Island business n
any deficits from operation and all IN
terest on $4O.OO0,00O OF expenditure by
the city in the Fourth avenue subway
and proposed extensions would sooner or
later be borne by the city.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
NNS3GNA
SKE$EEIsg1
1lA -
|A -
--!TT-T'rTTT--T $1,000: -s1TTYy7FTT TMsy:
Measure the value of your
glasses

tot by dollars and cents
but by Results.
Correct glasses in the Begin
ming are economical in the end
satisfactory eyeglass results
are guaranteed to you.
A careful comparison of our
methods (Which include the SER
vices of experienced OchiiStS and
expert opticians will convince
YOU as to the full value of all
glasses purchased at our stores
whether the cost be $500, $500
The evening world., 1911-06-09

which l. not a. yet ofhciaily before the
city authorities"
The evening world., 1911-06-09
FOURTH AVENUE SUBWAY !;
PRACTICALLY COMPLETED.

The Fourth avenue subway in Brook
lyn 10 practically built. AS the Fort
Hamilton and Coney Island extensions
are planned as elevated lines their con-
struction ought not 30 take more tina
eighteen months. As the proposal OF the
marlborough now stands, with to-
days amendment. Mr.. Shonts pledges
that his company will carry passengers
from any point In the Bronx as far
north as Pelham Bay Park to Coney
Island for a scent fare without asking
the city for any guarantee for the op-
GRAFTON Of the Fourth avenue subway
with Its extensions 70 Consy Island
and Fort Hamilton.
The evening world., 1911-06-09

A careful study OF he amour o additional traffic which will probably 70
gcnerated b the completion OF the Fourth avenue extensions to trtH Hamilton
md Gomez Islam n the other xonson would indhcate that with the extern
sons completed n risk OF operating losses dehcis In interest and Nnkns
fund IN equipment COSTS might be- N which the nnpan would De VIKING "
undertake.
II, therefore, he city VIII serSs to construct mnsdaate these n
tensions. I hall be prepared % .oonm.n nat h company nomns
the annual dsnots sustained b h. COMPANY q q. sam IL Gavin
crus % h city for interest and sinking ud upon n' W nvs'smsn
The Interooroug Company. in goo fatl desres to assist the city in round
ing M h pyesents subway system. For that purpose II has publicly proposed
the immediate obstruction OF these extensions nd has manifested Its willing
ness &c nut In sWODO0 against the city t00OON These amounts. gsregat-
ing $3.50 CO., OW. VIII complete the dotted lines shown upon the map
The project will take I've years for completion. m after the first three years
thereof he city ought to have funds enoug available to complete the lines
staten Island n to Jamaica n Flushing. I think you will see tht this plan
+, me financially within the cEys means IN rat II will result in living just
what The World a 10 M struggled orr nvsosnt fare from every part
Of Greater Nsw York to consy Island. II will tn ntsrborough . I've
borough subway for . avs-csnt fare.
rust you Will pardon the length Oft this communication. and that IL anything
stated herein is not clear. or II anything which should have been stated al been
omitted. hope that you will be good enough to give ne a n opportunity for a
further senta Of the subject
The evening world., 1911-06-09
Out Of Sorts

THAT IS, something is wrong with baby, but we can't ten
i Just what it is All mothers recognize the term by the
lassitude, weakness. loss of appetite, inclination to sleep,
heavy breathing, and lack of interest shown by baby These
worms, Group. %diphtheria, or scarlatina. Do not lose a minute.
Give the child Castoria. 1t will start the digestive organs into
operation, open the pores of the skin, carry off the fetid
matter. and drive away the threatened sickness.
esaulas Casss'ia always bsas The signature 81 ~~~7X |@~~>X!
The evening world., 1911-06-09
WIS IN OFFER
PICKED BY HEAD
OF RIVAL LINES.

Col. Timothy S. Williams, President Of
The evening world., 1911-06-09
In Both Stores.

NECKWEAR DEP"TS. In Both Stores.
A complete assortment of Irish Crochet
Neckwear, consisting of large Sailor Collars,
Yokes, Chemisettes, Stocks and Sleeves.
Irish Crochet Dutch Collars. AIS
value $50
The evening world., 1911-06-09

MISSE SUIT DEPTS. In Bot. Stores.
Lingerie Dresses, lace and embroidery
trimmed. Sizes Ia and 10 years. $50
Dresses of Tissue Fabrics or Bingham,
embroidery trimmed. Sizes IA to 10 years.
$50
Silk Dresses in various models. Sizes
IA and I6 years. $50
White Repp Skirts,-plain gored or with
panel back. Length 81 to 80 inches. 1.7s
JAMES MCCREERY & GO.
23rd Street 34th Street
The evening world., 1911-06-09

Mr.. shonts explained that not only
would his company operate the Coney
Island and Fort Hamilton extensions
without any guarantee from the city,
but that II would operate upon the same
basis the projected line out Nostrand
avenue. Livonla ven Cypress ave-
nue.. Utica avenue. Roosevelt avenue
and IIimrod street. all In Kings and
Queens Boroughs.
FIVE CENTS TO coNEV ISLAND
IS NOW CERTAIN
Under the reported terms Of the
agreement reached between the Tran
sit Committee OF the Board Of Estimate
n Apportlonment and the Public Ser
VICE Commission the condition OF the
granting OF the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit Company an entrance into Manhat-
tan as far north as Fifty-ninth street
Is a five-cent fare to Coney Island. But
this does not permit q fve-cent fare
to Coney Island from points north Of
F~fty-ninth street.
The proposal of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company Of April rs last does
not offer a five-cent fare to Coney
Island. The proposal Of that company
says:
THE fare TO be Ave cents for one
continuous ride over any part OF
the said system. with h sxcsp-
tion hat fares to or from the
0onsy Island district shall be ten
cents"
On May . asst the Brooklyn RAPID
Transit Company put In It's nnal
amendments. but did not lower the
Consy Island fare below ten cents. the
present exorbitant rate. For this rea-
son 1t IL doubtful II that company
would accept any recommendation from
the transit conferees, lowering the
Coney Island fare to five cents.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
SUPPORTS
CARNEGIE AGAINST
CHARGE Of GATES
Continued From FIRST Page.)

said Mr.. asyley. and here was GER
talnly no threat 20 build a tube mill,
Tho Carnegie Company went ahead to
carry out plans It had determined upon.
but II had never been decided whether a
tube or whether e II wire mill would be
constructed.
The evening world., 1911-06-09
In Both Stores.

YELLING DEP'TS. In Both Stores.
Octagon Mesh Silk Wells, Shetland finish,
Royal Purple, King Blue, Wistaria, Brown,
Ecru and Black or White. csc
value las
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-25
DESCRIPTION WAS
 ALL OFFICER WAIVED
Constable Frank Stewart Arrested Alice iaft, Who Was Yesterday Sentenced to One Year in the
 State Prison.

Alice Taft, the negro woman who yesterday entered plea of guilty to the c'. rge of obtaining goods by false pretenses, and was given one year in the state prison by Judge A. B. Grace. was arrested by Constable Frank Stewart six months ago, after she hal forged an order on J. and s. katzen- stein, s,loe dealers, for pair fl shoes. The woman had one of her male friends telephone the shoe store, telling thelh that he was Jake Mosby that his cousin would be there for q pair of shoes and to let her have them, adding that he (Mosby) would come ill later and pay for them. The wo- ms Il got the shoes, but it later devei- oped that the order was forged. Cor. stable FraEk Stewart went into the store and after getting description of the woman, who had been there, told the proprietors that it was Alice Taft. He later arrested her and she hed to admit the crime, as sse was sporting the shoes when arrested
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-25

that he would Hot represent the de- fendants.
 The trial of W. C. Alexander, who was recently declared sane by q jury in the circuit court, when lis attog- neys asked for a jury to pass upon his S nifty, will go to trial on Decel4- Der II, for the murder of John r. ,Ke,- ly, d popular Cotton Belt employe, whom Alexander shot and killed ill an East Third avenue saloon four m2nths ago.
 Ed LeLaurn. who was recent, convicted of an aggravated assault by d jury in the circuit court, and fin- ed So0 and one year on the county farm, will be tried on December 6 for carrying pistol, and his brotaer, Gus I4aL Laurin, will face a jury on the s; me day for assault with intent to kill, the charge growing out of an attack made on Editor Arthur Murray, of the Press-Eagle, in this city, year ago, by the brothers.
 Doc Ragland, the negro who con fessed that J. W. EtAridge killed AL bert McVay, and who made several contradictory statements concern na the affair, originally claiming that hr accompanied Ethridge to the scene of the McVay assassina tion, will be tried for murder, accessory before the fact and accessory after the fact, on December A. He has been in the coun- ty jail for more than year.
 Robert Coleman will be tried for assault to kill end carrying a pistol
 December ,. He is a negro
 On December [ Louis Jenkins, an other negro, will be tried for grard larceny, and on the same day Larkin Gordon will go to trial for assau' :, with intent to kill.