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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
X B-Following schedule figures puhiishad
only as Information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New o..
leans Asheyille. a. m. and l0:45 D. M For
Chat anooga and Memphis. 10:45 D. m. daily,
Dinils cars.
pemopolis, 8 a. m. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Bir.
mingham. New Orleans, 1910 p m. Dining
cars.
For Roanoke, Knexville. Chattanooga
Nashville, Memphis. 4:lo a. m. daily. CSieep.
For Charlotte, Spartanburg. Atlanta. An.
niston, birmingham. 4:l5 D. m. daily. Din.
ing cars.
For AshevilIe. Charlotte. Columbia, Charles.
ton. Aiken, Augusta, Savannah Iackson.
Vile. and Florida points $50 D. M daiI.,
Dining cars.
l. s. BROWN. General AGENT
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, Dis
trict OF Columbia, January 81 l9l2.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this or
fice until o'clock p: m, February Il, 1912,
for crushing about $500 cubic yards or stone
for in road construction In Rock Creek
tions and all necessary information NAV be
obtained from the Chief Clerk. Engineer Dc
partment, Room 427, District BuiIdinu
Washington. ID. c. CUNO IL. RUDOLPG
JOHN A. JOHNSTON, and WILLIAM Y.
JUDSON, Commissioners. ID. c.
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RAILROADS
CHES. PEAKE q OHIO LINE,

Published as Information, not guaranteed.
S:0s .. m daily-C. a O. SPECIAL. SOLD
train to Cincinnati with Pullman sleepers
90 Louisville. Cincinnati, indianapolis, 81
n:l0 p. m. daily-F: F. v. LIMITED, to
the West. Southwest, and Northwest. Pull.
nati. and Louisville. Cincinnati sleeper spen
Tor occupancy 10 p m. c, q o. Dining Car.
Ticket Onicet bis Pa ave, 1899 St, and
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Vital Records.
Births.

WHITE.
Maynard *. and Annie Yoakum, girl.
Charles r.. and Luella A. Turner, girl.
Patrick j. and Mabel NJ. Shanahan. girl.
Emerson and Florence Il. Stone, girl.
James II. and Ethel Rutte, girl.
Morris and Grace Peabody, boy.
j. Prescott and Emma e. McKeller,
girl.
Walter r.. and Nenna Il. NARROW, girl.
Salvatore and Angelina Monaco, girl.
George Il. and Emeline II. Long, girl.
Samuel and Grace E. Latona, boy.
Thomas +. and Helen Healy, boy.
William j. and Josephine Hoover, boy.
Robert f. and Marie X. Garner, girl.
Thomas r. and Bertha i. Carter, boy.
Edgar Il. and Garry l.. Bageant, girl.
Percy NJ. and Minnie /. Baxter, girl.
Jack and Cecilia Barnes. girl.
Lawrence V. and Bessie Rateman, boy.
NJ. Luther and Fannie M. Ayres, girl.
COLORED.
Arthur and Alice washington, boy.
John and Julia Wran, boy.
Clifford and Edith williams, boy.
Robert and Mary Ross, girl.
George r. and Louise Nash, boy.
Paul and Ida Myers, girl.
John L. and Ida Jackson, boy.
Robert and Frances Jackson, girl.
Charles and Lena jackson, boy.
Ganson and Maud Dawkins. girl.
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AUCTION SALES
Real Estate.

c. G. SLOAN & CO.. Inc. Aucts. l4o7 G st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAg.
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY Two-STORY
BRICK DWELLING. 15i+ FIRST ST.
n. w.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust record
ed in Liber No. si29, folio 422 ct sea-, of
the District of Columbia Land Records, and
at the request Of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction in front OF the premises on Friday,
the second day OF February, 1912, at four
o'clock p. M, Lot 1sS in Barbara NJ Graf 5
Subdivision of lots in Square No. 552 as
per plat recorded in Lber No. 3s, Folio
ilg, OF the Records of the Surveyors OfIice
for the District OF Columbia. with the i'm
deed OF trust to secure the payment OF s., 900
with interest at the rate OF nve per centum
per annum.
TERMS OF SALE-One- e-fourth Of the pur-
chase money to be paid IN cash, balance
in three equal instalments, payable one,
two, and three years, with interest at six
per centum per annum. payable semi-annu-
ally from day of sale, secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold: all cash at
the option OF the purchaser. A deposit of
500 will be required at time Of sale. All
conveyancing. recording. etc, at cost of pur-
cha ser. Terms Of sale to be compiled with
within fifteen days from day of sale. 9th ,r-
wise, the Trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of default
ing purchaser after five days advertisement
of said resale in some newspaper published
in the District of Columbia.
JAMES II. ELLERSON.
T. II. PICKFoRD.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on ths Odd HIu.-
10 PH1LADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINAL. LIBERTY sr.
AND w :3D STREET.
500, 1890 (Royal Special. hours). ts:N
tRoyai Special. .l1:0O a. m. 1900 's:oA
(koyal Limited. 6 hou-s). $500. $500 .. m.
and "l2:l5 night, 2:45 Q. m. Diners and Paror
Cars on day trains. sieeDers on l2:is Aighk
Phiiadelphia and Atlantic City. t7:Oc. 's:A
sll:0V q. IN. 1900. $500. t4:00 p. m.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
,g45 80. 1850 100 7:sS. tss 500. IS So 500
!i:S0 ti;iS t2;Oo $500: ts:s0. 1850: a:SS
G:00 'ls.ps. 'lO:4o. .1i:30. .l2i5 N. T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. .s:l0 a. M. r:25. $3.50 o. m.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, 1910 a M. a:lo D. m, sl2:l0 n!shh
PITTsBURG, .s:l6 a. m. :25. 's:iO .. IN.
sl2:iO night: sleeper ready. 10 p. N
CLEVELAND. 1910 .. M: Columbus. ss:S
D. IN
WHEELING. 1910 a M, $3.50 D. m.
Schedules of local trains at ticket of.iceA
sDaily. tExcept Sunday. tSunday only.
Telephone at following Ticket onices; ili
@ st ". W. Main 1891; 6ls Pennsyiyanis
ave. Main 27s: Union Station. Main sssa
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Marriage Licenses.

Max Yuter and Lena Cohen, both OF
Washington.
William D'Aama.o' and Catharine Pa
ne,la. both of washington.
William Raven McLure, of Phillips
burg, Mont, and Blanche Swope
Klinger, of Gettysburg, Pa.
COLORED.
Joseph II. Hodge and I9essie w. Worm
ley, both Of washington.
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Deaths.
WHITE.

Ellen Mcmahon, IS years. GAL C street
y northeast.
Jennie Brochans, 81 years, 500 Rhode
Island avenue northwest.
John Gross, 79 years, 50 Myrtle street
northeast.
George Z. Davis. 6S years. s17 s street
northwest.
Thomas Danaher, 26 years, 4S Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest.
John r. Croggon, 81 years, ISIS Caro-
line street northwest
Ellsworth Smith, SO years, Providence
Hospital.
Helen McCrane, years, Providence
Hospital
Edward F. Evans, 81 years, 6a3 I street
southeast.
Catherine Kehl, so years, 46l NJ street
southwest.
Infant son Of Grace and Morris Pea
body, half day, 70S Fourth street
northeast.
COIORED.
Joseph Tubman. q years, tuberculosis
Hospital.
George w. Duyall, 63 years, rear Oh p
street northwest.
James Hart, 30 years, 1923 Ninth street
northwest.
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DEATHS

CTfAMBERI.AINE--on Thursday. February
l. 1912, at II a. m, at his residence, 1862
Glrard sfreet northwest, GEORGE W..
CfIAMBERLAINE.
Funeral services from his late residence.
saturday, February g. mt 2:3O
tBaltimore and Havre de Grace papers
please copy.)
HART--Dcparted this life on Tuesday, Janu-
airy 30, 1912 JAMES HART, beloved hug
band OF Elizabeth Hart and step-father of
Howard Roots.
nhiladelphIa papers please copyD
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
FOR SAlE-FARMS

ABOUT 75 acres near Branchville, Md
fronts on country road and near proposed
electric line; portion in virgin lumber; con-
slider selling part; cheap at $50 acre. Fine
tract for subdivision. l.
ABOUT so acres at Landover. Nd. This tract
can be bought as low as $77 per acre; can
more than double money in six months;
owner closing out his interest and leaving
city.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
l423 Il st. n, w. l.
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT DIRTY wINDOwS?'
INV White Help; Moderate Prices
LEON L. CAHOON, Acme Window Cleaning
Co., s2l g 81. n. W. Phone NJ. 1853.
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FLOOR OILS
DENTISTRY

PAINLESS DENTISTRY-sPECIAL PRICES
Beautiful work, very best material. our
Bridgework. %. Ali hllings 80 cents up.
Painless extraction and cleaning FREE. a
DENTAL PARLoRS, N. e. cor. 7th and 2
SITS. Entrance. $50 st. N. W.
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THE HANDsoMEsT new 6r. and b. brown
pressed brick near 18th and Sheppard st.
n. w. at reduced price, $500, small cash
payment, balance easy.
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LOCKSMlTHlNG

DUPLICATE YALE KE.YS. guaranteed 10 A,
2Oc. Keys made for ALL locks ENTER.
PRISE HDW. CO.. s27 9th NV. PHI M 5o5i.
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WORKINGMAN'S WANTS

WORKlNGMEN-Where do you get out? II
the cash Is up the spout. how about the
sauerhroutT Slightly used suits 50 TO $40; save
IISTlrS OLD STAND. SO d -
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FOR SALE-LOTS

tUH SAlc-IUlS
FOR SALE-Lot go feet front corner near
! Chevy Chase Circle; very cheap: economical
depth: room for houses; terms cap be ar
ranged. OWNER, Box 245, Postoffce. l.
FOR SALE-Kenilworth. d. c., large lot.
block from electric line; sandy soil; about
s100 value in shed and grapevines thrown in.
w. II. ANDREWS. Owner.
40 Q st. n. f.
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FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENTAL reasonable rent, store on i
st. N. W., between 9th and 10th SITS. stnte
business. BOX 24o Times office
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IF YOUR HOUSEefs vacant there must b a
reason. Let US share our up-to-date method
with you and seofre you a good tenant
prompt remittance and careful handling II
you have property to sell or exchange let US
have particulars Of that also.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
1929 f., l.
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SAFES

SAFEs-Full line of fireproof safes at our
o salesroom Safes bought sold and eX-
changed. Write or telephone. VIII send
representative. YORK SAFE & LOCK co,
6 and w. German ST., Baltimore Md
The evening world., 1912-05-02
HUSBAND AND WIFE RAN
"FENCE,"l IS POLICE CHARGE.
Men Arrested for Loft Burglaries
Implicated Couplc-Prop-
erty Recovered.

In the arrest OF Norris Slegel. twenty
nine years old, os No. 1916 Third avenue.
and his wife. Annie. twcnty-four years
old. at midnight last night the police
believe they have unearthcd the
'ience" through which large quantities
Of goods stolen from downtown loft
buildings have been disposed.
The arrest Of the couple, In whose
sparssfy furnished apartment over a
wagon load Of stolen property was
found. came through the arrest yester-
day Of Paul Booso. twenty years old.
OF No. lG Mott street. n Nicholas
Psretto, twenty-five years old, of No
2, Laight street. charged with burglar,
These two implicated Slegel and his
wife.
The slosels were held by Magistrate
House In tn, Morrlsania Police Cour'
to-day In 5000 bail. Booso M Parett,
were held by Magistrate McQuade II
Jefferson Market Police Court In $500,
bail each.
The evening world., 1912-05-02
AUGUST BELM0NT'S HOME
MAY LOSE ITS ST00P.
Thirty-fourth Street Improvement
Includes Shaving Of Steps
OH Several Mansions.

The portal OF the Park avenue TUNE.
at Thirty-third street Is 20 be moved
to Thirty-flfth street TO permit elevat.
ing the grade OF Park avenue and
lowering that Of Thlrty-fourth street. to
make n common grade for both thor
ougnfarcs. The grade of Thirty. third
street also win be equalized across Park
avenue.
The lnproN cment at Tnirty-fourth
street viii also enable The location OF
the proposed street moving platform.
.Thirty-fourth street. for forty feet east
and West N Park avenue, In to be
Nidcred. This latter plan will shave
ct the front stoops Of several wei
known residences. n being thai o.
.Nugust belmont at No. A East Thirty
fourth street.
The Board of Estimate practically de
cided on these plans to-day. but re-
auired public hearings before final step.
are taken. Opposition Is promised.
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HYDE HABEAS WRIT
IS SUSTAINED BY
APPELLATE COURT
Whitman Will Appeal and
Trial of Former Chamberlain
Is Further Delayed.

The Appellate Division Of the supreme
Cour, Of Kings County to-day handed
down a decision sustaining the writ OF
habeas corpus granted by Justice Wood
ward by which former CITY Chamber
lain Charles ~. Hyde succeeded In
wsrdihg on his trial last month before
Justice Davis in the Criminal Branch
Of the Supreme Court OF New York
County. District Attorney whitman
will appeal from the decision to the
Court OF Appeals, and this means an
other long delay IN bringing Hyde to
trial.
Justice Woodward granted Hyde a
wit OF habeas corpus and released him
In custody Of his counsel, Max ID.
Stcucr. on thc eve OF the date set for
his trial. District-Attorncy Whitman
then applied 10 the Appellate Division
OF The Supreme Court Of this county
for a writ Of prohibition 10 stop Justice
Woodward from hearing arguments on
tho habeas corpus writ. The New York
County Appellate Division denied juris-
diction and Mr.. Whitman made appli-
cation for Ids writ OF prohibition in
Kings County. whore the writ Of habcas
corpus had been issued.
To-day's decision denies the writ OF
prohibition. There are three separate
opinions. ono by Justice H~irschbcrg, one
ny Justices Carr and Thomas and one
by Justice Burr. The different decisions
reach the same conclusion through va
ried lines OF reasoning. the conclusion
being that the con~stitutionallty of the
provision of the penal ode recurring
tho return TO n writ OF habeas corpus
to be In the county IN which the subject
II confined Is In doubt.
An appeal will be taken as soon as tho
papers can be prepared. The case has
become plentifully adorned with tcchni-
~calities and there Is a possibility that the
Court of Appeals will be unable 10 reach
1t before next fall. At any rate. the
prospects OF a trial for Charles II. Hyde
before the summer court vacations Ia
not bright.
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DEMOCRATS Of
NUTMEG STATE
NAME BALDWIN
Enter Governor in Presidential
, Race and Instruct Dele
gates for Him.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. May s.-rhs
Democracy Of Connecticut as repre-
scented in the State Convention to-day
Instructed It's delegation to present the
name Of Gov. Simeon d. BALDWIN - 1
'favorts son" to the National Convsn.
ton At Baltimore and urge upon that
body mis- nomination for the Presidsucy.
The delegation chosen follows:
Al isrgs-wiliis o. Burr, Hartford;
Bryan =. Mahan. New Loodon; william
Kennedy, Nausatuck; David e. Fits-
gerald, New Haven.
First nstrictJossph n. Hsiioran
and 1liohasl J. Conner.
Second District-Danlel r. Dunn and
Charles W. Comstock.
Third District-Louis 4. Stoddard and
EDWIN g. Thomas.
Fourth Distr.ct-Archibaid Mcneil jr.
and Charles J. Kerr.
Fifth District-William T., Thoms aod
james r. Meara.
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MUTNEERS JAILED
ON APpR0vAL0 Of.
BRITISH CONSUL
Oil Ship Officers Say They
Would Be Knitted If Las
cars Stayed Aboard.

Six OF the LAscar mutineers aboard
the British oil ship Kflkernan. ti<d up A.
the standard Oil Company's docks nj
bayonne. N. j., who we're arrested yes.
.eroay At the points Of rifles after they
attempted to murder Chief I'm.
gineer J. X. Cowan. Will spend the nsxt
thirty days In Snake I'LL p~enjtentiarv
over In the Jersey marshes. Recorder
Mara 10 passed sentence upon them
to-day after consultation over the tele-
phonc With Courtney Bennett. British
Consul-0enersl At this port.
{, y was . raetail company Of Grim.
nae that was m~Arshalied before the
necorder In his Hayonne court. In
nlmsy snirts. trousers Of denim ana
slums OF Bombay, as can't Hohsrt
Wilson Of the Kliksfnan charscterissS
them. SHIFTED uneasiiy, on their feet
n cast covert E1ances At the Bay.
onne police officers who surrounded
ulem. Their Names. which viii con.
stitute an exotic addition 10 the prison
roll at Snake Hill. were Kamsi stnr.
hari. the boss and chief villain. sc.
cording to Chief Engineer J. r. Cow.
ans story; Hassan Bah Buiiah, fsmaii
Aobua Kuilah. All Hamid, Abdul Ra-
mon and Null Kahn.
S"'Oe hhBiHeer CoWan Albert Tai
man. hrst engineer. and WliliAm I'm.
son. second engineer. IN tcstlfylnr be-
fore the Recorder. admitted that they
would fear for their lives II they hsd
to leave port with any Of these Elk a
cars In the crew. A knife In the hack
while they slept, they declared, would
DC inevitable. The ship wouid clear for
the Persian Gulf within thirty days. ana
they thought II tho Recorder would aocs,
up the six against whom they com.
planned until after the Kukernan had
sailed h would have no dinicuity with
the Others in the stoke hole.
Consul Bennett approved the lockins
up OF these BritLsh subjects and told
recorder Mara that when they got out
India.
The Incarceration OF six Moharn.
medans in Snake Hill penitent:ary viii
entail an unusual problem upon the su.
p~srintendent of the institution, for none
or them will ea food prepared by in
Noel dosr. The, only way the pripon
management can keep the six from star
walton will DO to appoint one Of the num-
Der CHIEF cook Tor the others.
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HIT BY AN AUTO,
BOY CHUNG TO AXLE
FOR THREE BLOCKS
Driver Of Machine Didn't Know
Seven : Year Old Victim
Had Been Run Down.

Freddy Draiie, who lives at No. ass
Park avenue. the Bronx. has plenty Of
nerve for q little boy seven years old.
He demonstrated this fact last night
when. after being knocked down by an
automobile In front OF his fathers gro.
Gerry store. he grabbed the nrst pro.
jecting bar under the body OF the ma
chine ~ II started to pass over him
and held or for life during the time
that the automobile sped three blocks.
To-day Freddy IL In oed. 30 wathed
In bandages that he looks out on the
world with only n eye. But he In
not badly hurt and he Will live to ride
in the seat Of an automobile some day
instead Of underneath the axle.
Frsddy's father was putting Eggs In
q bag out In front Of his store at z
o'clock las. night. when out Of the tail
Of his eye hi saw an automobile hit the
little fellow squarsly In the back and
keep right on going UP Park avenue.
with Q yell the father . out In the
street 10 pick up the broken body Of
his son. but he Was d~urnbfounded 70
discover that there was no limp nCurs
In the street Freddy had disappeared
completely.
Henry Cleveland, who lives 1t No. 31ss
Washington emu and who owns the
car that. hit Freddy. vas driving Il
himself. He did not know. 20 he said
afterward. that his. machine had hit
anybody. but when he was a~pproachins
One Hundred ana lcighty.third street,
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ACCUSED OF DESERVING
AND R0BBING HIS BRIDE.
John Day, According to Los An
geles Police, Is Also Charged
With Forgery There.

John Day. who say he 10 4 Chicago
Newspaper man. was arrested last
Night At Thirty.fourth street and
broadway by D Detectives Wilbur and
Landrlgan on Information contained In
. telegram and q circular letter from
the Chief Of Police OF Los Angeles.
According 10 tho detectives, Day Is
wanted there IN charges OF DESERVING
his bride Of two days and FOR passing a
forged check on Mrs. l.. VI. Lazche for
$50 . few months ago. The telegram
said that Day. before DESERVING his
bride. took her money and jcweiry.
Day arrived In New York several
weeks ago and presented a letter OF in
PRODUCTION to the manager of the Hotel
Imperial. The letter was signed by
Marcy G. Darncll. proprietor OF the
Daily Citizen of Key West. Fla. bay
was received AZ u guest, but some time
later the hotel manager received word
from Darnell hat he had signed no
such letter. Day then left the hotel.
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GAVE NAME As BROWN, eu1
WAS RECOGNIZED.

Dec. II. a youth who gave his name
as Harry Brown wis arrested on 4
complaint OF grand larceny. He said he
was fifteen years old and was arraigned
In the Children's Court. Justice Oim-
sted recognized him as a prisoner who
had been before him In Special Sessions
and sent him to the Magistrates Court.
where he was held for trial in $1,000
bail. In Browns pocket was found a
probation officers card. From the de-
scriptlon given Probation Officer Smith.
he believed Brown was tho missing
Stein. but before the officer could see
him. the boy had been released on ball.
When Brown. or Stein, was turned In
By his bondsman. he told officer Smith
he was Benjamin stein. Later he said
he was George Stein and that his
brother was the one wanted in Special
Sessions for violating his parole and
in General Sessions on . charge OF
srand larceny.
The Justices in Special Sessions to-
day decided that although George Stein
had been turned In by his bondanan ~
Benjamin Stein, they had nc right TO
hold him. Justice Zeller said sufficient
proof had been given the Court and
the Distr!ct-Attorney mat the person
arrested was not the person charged
with the o~ffense. and ordered that lie
DC discharged from custody.
A bench warrant "a Issued for the
arrest OF BENJAMIN Stein. George st!ll
has to answer to tho charge against
BENJAMIN In General Sessions.
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WIRELESS SWINDLER HERE.
Col. Wilson brought From Prison
as Witness.

Col. Christopher Columbus Wilson,
former president OF the United Wireless
Telegraph Company, who was convicted
o few months ago for using The mails
In connection with a scheme to defraud
inventors in the company's stock. and
who was sentenced to a term In the
Federal Pcnitentiary at Atlanta. Ga.
was brought back to this city to-day by
a prison keeper.
He was brought here to be examined
tomorrow before Commissioner AloN-
andcr In bankruptcy proceedings wh,rl
creditors Instituted against him. Pend
ing the xaman tion he WAS taken to
the Tombs.
Wrhcn Col. Wilson was sent To thc
p~cneitentialy he looked rather poorly.
but to-day he seemed TO DE In the best
Of health.
The evening world., 1912-05-02
TWO DROM|0S FOOL
COURTS; ONE GOES
TO JAIL FOR OTHER
Brothers Look So Much Alike
That Bondsman's SubStitu-
ton Works Perfectly.

Two brothers who are so much alike
In personal appearance that even their
friends can't tell which Is which were
brought to the attention of the Jus
tees In the Court Of Special Sessions
to-day when II was learned that one
brother a substituted himself for the
other In the Tombs prison. The broth
crs are George and Benjamin Stein. six
teen and seventeen vars old, who live
VITA their parents at No. 20 East Flew
cnth street.
MY brothers bondsman offered mo
500 II ] would take his place." said
George Stein hen he was a~rraigned
on n charge OF petty larceny.
But ! don't understand what you
mean said presiding Justice Teller.
They arrested my brother BENJAMIN
for stealing and hen let him out on
$1,000 bail" George told the Court. II
guess the bondsman got cold feet. Any
way. he came to me and asked me IL I
would take Benjamin's place in Jail II
he surrendered me. I agreed and was
sent to the Tombs. Now. l don't know
where my brother Is. and all I know 10
that I'm not guilty OF any crime my
brother may nave committed"
According to Probation Onicer John
Smith. the stein casc ~urpasse the
two Dronlos in it's completely. Ben.
Jamin Stein was arrested Nov. 10 last
charged with stealing $50 worth of
dress goods. lie was placed on proba-
ton, but after Dec. 3 failed to make a
report. a bench warrant al issued
for his arrest, but was not served.
The evening world., 1912-05-02
TrIe. Death In the swan Pond.

Herman Fers. t~wenty-four years old.
n colored beilboy. attempted suicide to-
day by Jumping into the swan pond
near tie Flfiy,nlnth street entrance to
Central Park. lie was pulled out by
two men ana taaen to Bellevue Hos
pital. a prisoner. lie appeared to be de-
Tented.