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Brokers Wife Suddenly At
tackled by Servant in River
side Drive Home.
G BY
Negroes Fights Eight Men I'm
til O%verpowered and Put
in Straitjacket.

Saved from an alleged insane negro
servant by her eighteen-yesr-old daugh-
ter Rosalind. Mrs. Henry Fields. wife OF
a stock broker living at No. 40 River
side Drive, is under the care or a
physician to-day from the shock. Lydia
johnson, twenty-three years old. the
servant. is in a straitjacket in the WASH
ington Heights Hospital.
For several days the servant had been
acting aueerly, but having long been
a faithful employee. the Fleldses decided
to humor her and kept her at her usual
duties.
Yesterday afternoon when Mrs. Fields
entered the kitchen the negress with a
Shrek darted toward her. Mrs. Fields
screamed for help as the woman seized
her and Miss Rosalind rushed to her
mothers aid.
She nulIed her mother from the SER
wants grasp, blocked several wild PUSHES
and succeeded in getting Mrs. Fieids
into the hallway. The girl then strug-
gled with the servant until she herself
was safe outside. and slammed the
door. leaving the negress In possession.
Inc ScTfallS VI iAt WV ''''
been heard by two painters at work IN
the building. two bellboys. two express
men and the superintendent. Policeman
Best. of the West One Hundred ana
Twenty-ffth street station, was called
and all made a rush for the raving
negress.
The blue coat and brass buttons first
attracted the attention of the woman
She seized Best's club and tore at MS
uniform. The painters went to his aid
but the combined strength of the three
was no match for hat OF the woman
and she was not overpowered until the
eight men had made a concerted rusr
and dragged her to the floor.
She was put into an ~improvised strait
jacket and an ambulance was summonet
from ]. Hood Wright Hospital. All were
in service at the time. and one was or
dered from the Washington Heights
institution. Every minute of the wal
the m fought to free herself. sh'
scratched. bit and tore as best sh'
could, and attacked the ambulance sur
geon when being put into a hosp!ta
straitjacket.
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body saw me write them I have nothing
to fear"
"Unless somebody saw o mail
them" was suggested.
Nobody saw me do any such thing;
I did not mail them, They charge that
| went to my lawyer before COINS to
the post-ofice. OF course / did. Any
young'woman who was alone and who
was called to face such a matter would
be foolish not to call upon her nearest
friends and protectors. l went for
Marsh Miller over to Phil!psburg. not
because he was a lawyer, but because
he is my cousin and | wanted him pres
ent. l returned to the post-ofice the
moment l found him and got him to
come with me-"
And the daughter OF a man who got
rich In Jersey dirt. whose uncle was a
power in politics, and whose cousin
was a power on the football field. turned
sadly away. wiping from her eyes q
misty haze that mad come to relieve the
tension of her troubled little self.
That 10 the case,
Wa shs the person who. minated At
the autumn, sought 10 send the wtntry
blasts to the sprinstims Of . towns
hRNeymeeA eeaeeoS
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Marine SLABS
C0MRADE IN FIGHT
IN CA. HOME
Battle Between Men From Re-
ceiving Ship Caused by a
Raincoat.

When James MarIowe. a six-fo0t MAJ
rine from the n.ted S'atas receiving
ship Hancock. empted to strip Ii
fine rain coat from the back OF GeorH0
Geltz. a macntnist from the same shi1s1
as they stood In the corridor OF tho
Neval Branch OF the Y, NJ. G. A. at No4'
g. Sands street. Bro oklyn. early to-days
Geltz. who weighs only 40 pounds,
put up such a fight that he was rap-{
idly besting Marlowe. Marlowe then!
drew a knife and sta bbed Geltz In the
stomach and fed. He ran into the
arms OF Polio ,man Foley. who arrested
Rim and took him to the Fulton street
police station. ii
Both men~were on shore leave an l
were preparing to return to their ship
when Marlowe stepped up to Geltz and
Shaping him on the back remarkeds
THAT coat would look better on me
than on you"
Geltz didn't believe him and when
Marlowe attempted to take 1t away from
him he resisted, and the night and stab
bling followed. A crowd coleclted and
David kennard, clerk in the Y. NJ. G.
A.. went to Geltz's assistance. 4
Marlowe jumped to his feet ~ ned
He ran one block. and as he turned the
corner dashed into the waiting arms OF
Policeman Foley, who heard the cries
OF Kennard. Geltz VAS taken to the
Naval Hospital, where his injuries were
pronounced serious.
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Clues Way to Free Play O, Visibiy Pretty Ankles
and Fringe Festoons the F2apping Dress-And Hats!
Big Fur and Velvet Ones, Full of Pumes.

not very much divided. You see II IL
the direct opposite of the hobble. as It
opens down'the front and affords great
err freedom of movement and incident
ally shows your pretty ankles and dam
~ feet shod in rhinestone-buckled shoes
TO good effect.
Last. but not least
The hats. Such a variety! This one
is presented in black velvet trimmed
with wonderful 1ufry gray plumes. TIC
be real smart have yours Of fur and
velvet trimmed with ostrich feathers
and a dash OF foliage.
Now. my dears. the sketch shows you
how It all looks. Note the fringe (my
fringe again. for you cannot get enough
of It this season.
II / find anything new later I will lei
you know. Yours.
| ELEANOR SCHORER.
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Dear GtrNes:
Let me tell you what I saw yesterday
in a little shopping tour up Fifth ave-
rue.
I strolled In to sec one man who has
Just returned from that dear Paris with
the cutest things you ever saw!
What do you think-fringe Is all the
go! Anything will DO as long as you
can put fringe on it-even handbags.
One I saw was In black n white
striped velvet with black and white
fringe. lots Of II. in the place Of cords
and long braid bands.
Another novelty Is the double run. the
top pleating of white and the bottom
one of black with a collar OF black vel
vet ribbon tied in a loop and two strings
at the back. and just a little to one side.
You must nave a split skirt. too-but
The evening world., 1911-08-31
AGAINST PAT.
ENT MEDICINES.

Most of the charges against
patent medicines as a class have
no foundation in fact and are
manifestly unfair and unjust.
There are a large number of
stan ard remedies like Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound used in thousands Of
American Homes which have
saved hundreds Of dollars to
antilles who ould not afford to
consult a MUSICIAN, an they
have an we ed he purpo e
equally as we'll.
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the trail to seek the writer. Both had
dropped the job as hopeless. Then
came shaneberger. with the final result
OF a n arrest.
But the young woman now held was
not at first selected as the offender,
Suspicion went to an old woman OF the
neighborhood. who was openly taxed
with the offense. To her and not to the
younger m whose home lies at an
angle TO the left across from the par
sonage, was attributed he perpretra-
ton OF the epistles OF hate.
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Suicide Attempt Succeeds.

Steven Kakas. twenty years old, of
No. 1873 Tenth avenue. out OF employ
ment for more than a year and des-
perately in want. decided there was
nothing to live for. So he locked him
self in his bedroom and attempted to
cut his throat with a razor. He gashed
himself a few times, letting out a cry
Of pain. Neighbors quickly came and he
was removed to the New York Hospital,
where he died early to-day from loss Of
Hood.
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RAMBOUILLET. France, Aug. ST.
Jules Pans. the Minister Of Agriculture.
was instructed at a Cabinet conference
to-day to investigate the underlying
cause for the high prtoe Of food which
haS reguatsd In Considerable rto4ng In
ne 1ogthaeu DspaEtmsneA u yranoA
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y Bpe1al from . stan Oofr0ponoentJ
EASTON, Pa. Aug. 31.-Three
bridal couples whose honeymoon
happiness The Poisoned Pen OF
Easton" sought to destroy have be-
come the central figures In the
strange ease OF Miss Harriet De witt.
When the young woman. whose an.
cestors have been prominent In New
Jersey for the best part Of the States
history. comes before United States
Commissioner Turner tomorrow for
hearing upon the charge OF sending
scurrilous, malicious and indecent
letters through the mail. nearly all OF
the action Of a curious psychological
drama will cling about the three
cooling and billing couples.
This peculiarly interesting study
IL afforded in the charge against the
young woman of wealth. Had life
alone, unmarked by love during near
ly forty years. produced such a men
tai state with the spinster that the
marital happiness OF young people
around her resulted In hatred. jeal-
ousy and n departure from a usually
well ordered life?
Clearly that is the line upon which he
Government In It's prosecution Is pro-
ceeding. At the outset. II should frankly
be said that the Government ellngs to a
slender thread OF evidence. No Grand
Jury would indict upon the present EVIL.
dsnce that Is responsible for the arrest
Of the whose life runs along q
roadway ballasted with gold.
Upon the rudely printed line:
II WRITE you THESE FEW
LINES hangs the entire prosecution OF
Miss De witt. The Identical words.
printed In capital letters with a pen.
open nearly all OF more than 800 letters
now In the possession OF the Government
and the witnesses who are Interested N
the trial. When Miss DE Witt WA
brought before Post Once Inspector
Shaneberger. he had absolutely no EVIL
dence against her.
MARKED STAMP SOLD TIC
YOUNG WOMAN.
Month after month the Government
had marked the stamps that were sc''
the young woman at the post ONCE T''
officials had ever placed a marked To-
of stamps at a drug store near her hom'
with instructions to the clerk to sci
them TO Miss DE witt. Not one OF thu
marked stamps came to light on any o.
,..--. 49,. ..a.Hal tho ha nnlnR4Q n
the pretty little city that nestles dow
by the banks of the Delaware River. u
which the sun filters Its golden day
break through a mountain water gap
No detective ruse had trapped her dur
ing the Ave years that the secret sleuth'
Of the Government sought proof OF au
thorship. She came before the oficia
on the day of her arrest as free from
q connecting link OF fact as a child.
Then, acting upon an impulse. Shane
BERGER proposed that 1t would be "A 600
idea for the Government to get sample
of the handwriting OF all those interesie
IN the letters. Marsh Miller. her attor
ney and cousin. blandly admitted tina
the scheme was good. Miss DE VIII
freely and gladly wrote and printed 10
the detectives.
As she finished he held up the produt
OF her pen and declared that she IA
written the hundreds Of letters that ha'
been a scandal to the city. In tears ST
made denial. Then the detectives. O
. gamble said TO her:
II know that you wrote these letter
ana l saw you mail one to-day St II
corner OF Fourth street.
Drawing herself to the fun or N
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can say now is that I Am wholly inno-
cent OF this charge. I did not write
these letters. I have been the victim
OF the same writer myself. I have re-
ceived an average of one letter a year
for six years"
what did they c%ontain?"
Reflections upon my life and con-
duct. They must ave come from the
same person who wrote all OF the 9TH
ers. One of them says that there are
thirty-two members OF t., Christ Luth.
eran Church who can vouch for the
truth OF Its anonymous charge against
me. Some member of that congregation
must have written that letter. I know
DR.. Snyder but slightly. Years ago I
met him socially and saw him a few
times. We do not speak since these
things came up. but I did not cherish
any Ill will toward him until ne became
responsible for this attack on me. Now
I confess that there Is some feeling on
my part"
Dc you suspect any particular person
NJ writing these lettere9p
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WRITER APPARENTLY LIVED IN
NEiGHBoRHOOD.


EVidehtiy tne au'nor must DC OF the
immaculate heishporhooo ior inc letters
spoke OF the minister young wire as
haVing come 10 sweep "ei stoop IN less
than the aiiotn'eh. Oh ralnhent that -
prescribed for an Easter parade In Fifth
avenue.
And the physicai TASK OF the letter
writing was by no means Ilsht' the
SLOW ana 'eo'ous process OF printing
with a pen some hundreds OF letters
must have required time ana energy.
While the man interest," i" ths letters
centres no MEANS tho ,aas, nnrs ,ney
An elderly married man OF the neigh
borhood found tnat ms Wlle mad been
duly informed OF ms oouoie Iile through
a letter. lie - saio 10 nave proved an
allbi.
Wherever the secuon showed a coupe
mated and apparently nappy tn
Poisoned rem OF hastoh came INTO
play. leading 10 the psyehoiog.cai study
OF the motive mat prompted the at
tacks' Ana .he aIieseo motve, as ap-
piled to the young woman nhuer BOND
OF $500 TO answer 10 inc government
Is by no means the ieast interesting
personal study on the cast OF ihar-
acters In TINS weird ana uhoanhy play.
Picture a spihster' so"lethihg past
th'rty-hVe years OF age sIehuer' neat
as a PIN IN a dress OF spot'ess whl'e'
ana WIN a nsure Una" mn saNe .v. ' eaon
mat us s,r''sh grace muss rave pe'n n
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TOLD FRIENDS WHEN SHE GOT
LETTERS,

'Oh. no. ! am not of a nature that
leads one to think harshly Of my neigh
bors and to make hasty n unwarrant-
ed charges against them. Besides, they
were not signed and one Fan hardly, AZ
ford to pay much attention to anony-
nous letters.
II mentioned the receipt Of the Vetter,
at the time l got them. That Is. I told
a few friends about them. My lawyer
has them now in his possession"
Rastus, the tortoise-shell cat. sided
back for a place In the deliberations.
Get back. Rastus!" she called. as
though unwilling to have her pet over
hear SO unpleasant a personal discus
sion.
Rastus. the cat. skunk sorrowfully I'D
the stairs.
II have not been the first person
charged with writing these things, In
fact, ] am the most recent one TO be
accused merely. Three or four other
women were charged with the author
ship. One OF them. who lived within a
block OF here, Is now dead. They ever
took her to the post-ofice. Just as they
did me. -and an inspector threatened
her and told her she had better confess.
She was stout In maintaining her inno-
cence. l could give you her name. but
do not wish to drag the innocent into thi,
matter as l rave been dragged into IT,
GLADLY GAVE SPECIMEN or
HER WRITING.
You have specimens OF the hand
writing; do you think that your owr
resembles it?"
"Oh, you refer to my having writer
for the inspector, OF course l did, why
not? | knew hat I was innocent an,
had nothing to conceal, and l gladly
wrote my name and address for him anC
then printed such words as he wanted
had nothing to fear from a com
pliance. otherwise would not nav
written the specimens for him. / wa
not trapped into writing, 1t Is possible
that there may be similarity between
my hand n the one in the letters
Many persons not accustomed to print
ing letters might make the same sor
of strokes. II my handwriting Is lik
that Of tho bad letters I cannot he'll
that. I did not write them. and noNod,
cav M write tAsmt Aaa - saRS - "a
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Editor Urges His Countrymen
to Aid the Police in Check
ing Crime.
EXPECT ARREST SOON
Fourteen Bomb Outrages This
Month"; ougherty Predicts
Results in Coz Operation.

A reign OF terror exists to-day among
the 500. 900 Italians Of the greater city.
due to- carnival Of mysterious bonn
throwing. kidnapping. Black Hand let
tiers. assassinations and other murder
Gus crimes, which has been raging for
the last thirty days. Police Commits
sioner Waldo has instructed his second
deputy. George 8. Dougherty. who has
charge OF the metropolitan detective
force. to concentrate his efforts In the
various italian sections of the city To-
ward an immediate check Of this era OF
lawlessness.
COMMISSIONS Waldo said that his dis
banding Of the Italian detective squad
two months g was a move In .he
right direction. as the italian plain
clothes men. who formerly took their
assignments from Headquarters. no"
spend all OF their time In the italian
districts where their services are most
required. He asks for the cooperation
OF the leading Italian residents Of these
districts in overcoming the present crime
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Decidedly not" he said. I'm fact,
our having the italian detectives out
in the districts has no doubt lessened
the crimes. and as no fatalities have as
yet resulted directly from the explosion
Of bombs 1t 10 apparent that the
criminals realize that our detectives
are after them. and they are taking NO
chances
'0u llsa Aaa asso q kssl - asas
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NOTICE

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name of Croyatt & Whitman, with Of
fees in the Akin building, Gloucester
street.
February s, 1911.
ALFRED II. CROVATT,
GEO. p. WHITMAN.
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WORTH WEIGHT
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Lady Learned About Cardui, The
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gave her Cardui and now she enjoys
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"Cardui is worth its weight in gold.
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Being composed exclusively of harm
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"JUsT oUr OF coLLEeE.n

Just Out Of College" George AIDES
most lasting contribution to the stage
will have its frolic of comedy and
song the coming Tuesday night. Feb
IA, at the Grand.
Mr. AIDE has struck fresh lead in
his comedies that extends not only to
story and treatment. but also in.
cludes types of character. In this
work will e found quite a number OF
these personages. The hero on his
graduation begins to carve out his ca
reer in life and quickly proves himself
rather energetic artist in the cary
ing way. A start which at once en-.
lists attention from the sentimental
side is his falling in love. In the
ordinary stage work this comes in at
a muoh more subsequent phase of the
proceedings, but Mr.. AIDE likes to
make new departures, and in this
case has not neglected his liking.
But while there is usually a sameness
about people when they get entangled
IN the meshes of affection. the author
of Just Out OF College is not pre-
vented by this from bringing out
striking traits in the hero's charac-
ter sale of seats starts today.
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HIRAM CARPENTERS
WONDERFUL CURE
Of PSORIASIS

have been afflicted for twenty Years
Slt9 an obstinate skin disease. called By some
a. y s. psoriasis. and Others leprosy COM
lnehlcng on my scalp, and in spite Of all
could DO, with the help Of the most skilfll
doctors, i slowly but surely extended until a
year ago this winter il covered my entire
sss9 os n the FORM OF dry scales For the
s4SI three years have been unable to do any
,Yaoof, and suffering intensely all the time
livery morning there would be nearly dust
pA9iul OF scales taken from the sheet on nv
oel. some OF them half as large as the enve-
tVpe containing this letter. In the latter part
" "lRier my skin common ced cracking open
! tried everything, almost that could be
thought OF, without any relief The 18th of
June | started West, IA homes could reach
tne hot Springs l reached Detroit and was
90 low ! Thought should have to 90 To the
nn99spiial. but finally. got as far as lansing
1Tlcn- Where | had sister living. One
~ - treated me about two weeks, but did
me no good. All thought ] had but short
tt.ne 70 live. ga rnestly prayed to die.
Sl@cAed through the skin ell over my back
Acrqss my ribs, arms, hands. limbs feet badly
swollen; toe-nails came on: fngeT-nails dead
ena hard as bone; hair dead, dry and iifeless
As 90 straw. o my Cod how | did suffer
Ms sister wouidn't give up; said We
VII try Cuticura Some WAS applied on one
hand and arm. Eurekal there was relief
ssssopped the terrible burning sensation from
me word 20. They Immediately got Cuticura
heSolventl Ointment and Soap. ] commenced
oy taking Cuticura Resoivent three times q
DAY after meals had a bath ence day, water
about hood heat used Ct'tictWa Soap freely
applied Cuticura Ointment morning and even.
ing. Result; returned TO my home in just six
weeks from the time l left and my skin as
smooth as this sheet of paper. Hiram i.
Carpenter, Henderson, n "
The above remarkable testimonial was
written January 10. $50 and is republished
because OF the permanently Of the cure
Under date OF April %, 1910. Mr.. Carpenter
wrote from his present home. 6l0 Walnut
81. So, Lansing, Mich: q have never
suffered q return Of the psoriasis and
although many years have passed l have
not forgotten the terrible suffering / endured
before using the Cuticura Remedies.
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HAVE YOU TRIED PAXTlNE
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Paxtlne destroys germs that cause
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