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SALOON IS TO OCCUPY
BRIDGE terminal SITE.
Tearing Down of Building Stopped
Temporarily and City Will Get
S2,2SO a Month Rental.

The triangle ut Park Row and North
william street. alongside Brooklyn
Bridge. whlch tho city began to clean
up last foil to make room for the new
bridge terminal, will not BE- needed for
several months yet. Passersby wore
greeted to-day by huge signs on what
remains Of tho building thaG formerly
occupied the site. proclaiminE that q
saloon would be opened.
Inquiry in the Comptrollsrs ONCE
brought DIT the fact that the Bridge
Department would not have noed Of chs
entire site for ak or sevsn montha. Ir
an effort 10 earn a. much revenue q
posstble. rental Of what u now . one
storv building was offered. Charlie
Fnrthmana. . saaoon keeper whs
formerly occupied the building. made
bid OF o2.36o . month. His contraot O.
rental 70 from month 20 month. for b.
] may be ordered to move again soon
The city 10 getting eighteen per cent
on the assessed valuation Of tn,
triangle.
The city obtained p-ossasssen Of th.
property six FEARS ago. Last Scptem'
Der the Bridge Commissioner served
notice on the Comptroller that N
wanted the buildings torn down and
the site cleared up by the frst Of the
year. Timothy Harris was awarded
the contract to do this work, but b.
was not able 10 fuinl It and It WA de.
clAred void.
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ONE RUNAWAY STARTS
ANOTHER; COP STOPS BOTH.

An automobile frightened a team of
horses attached to a furniture wagon
at Ciasson and Myrtle avenues. Brook
lyn, this afternoon. The team ran
three blocks on Myrtle avenue and
Dumped into . grocery wagon ss Frank
lin avenue. Daniel Kennaghan, driver
Of the grocery wagon. war thrown to
the pavement. a. his horse n vehicle
follo wed tho runaway team.
Policeman Joseph Fries Of the
Flushing avenue station saw the pair
OF runaways approaching and jumped
at tho bride Of ono Of the furniture
van horses. After being dragged half
a block he stopped them n swuns
the wagon across the street. stopping
the grocery runaway.
Monaghan q taken to Cumberland
Street Hospital for treatment for
numerous bumps and bruises. Frie<
went to a tailor to have his uniform
repaired
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were Taxation-w ithout.R representation,
immortality : Of : Indirect = Influence and
Mothers = Should Not-Be -Classed-W With
Criminals
But no one watched tho puppets or
was interested In the orator-bscsnse.
after all every one agreed with her OF
she wouldn't have been there. Even
Priscilla vas not especially impressed,
for In that phase Of her development II
must DO admitted that she wanted a
new set Of furs much more than q vote
and would have traded one for the other
any time.
Are you . S~uffrsglstf" she inquired
timidly of Worldly Wise Woman.
as, Pilgrim" replied worldly
Wise woman, ~ an . Su1raStst,
axst, last n ali the time. but
m least OF . Sufrrsg1st when ! At
tend Q Suffrage meeting. That's
why ! keep away from them"
Tell me-" said Priscilla suddenly,
who is mat poor m over there
who keeps turning around and
around like q whirling dervish at u
circus? Ever since We came here
have been trying to see her face. bu,
she has been so mobbed by wome tina,
have yet to catch q glimpse Of IT,"
ALL THE WOMEN TRY TO GET
IN THE LIME LIGHT.
you will never see her face.'
Worldly Wise Woman replied. tor she
Is always surrounded and In danger Of
being mobbed by those who seek hes
favor. She IL the most popular member
OF the Suffrage party. Her name ID
Limelight. and although she Is as BRILL
liant and active ~ . June bug. It II I'm
possible for her to shine upon al her
satellites at once"
Let us 60 and try to get her to
shine on uoi" exclaimed Prlscilla
eagerly.
But at this moment a benevolent and
be1eweled matron paused before the
Pilgrim and remarked ingratiatinsiy:
MY dear. I little thought when j In.
vaded the enemy's amp that l should
Ind in II anything so young and lovely
as yourself. What do you want with q
vote. You arc far too pretty to be a
lsunraxist. My name II Anti-Surragist.
Come with mo to q meeting OF my So
ciety and I viii introduce you to Happ'-
ness. Love. True Womanliness and
Motherhood.
shall We go"" asked Priscilla. glanc-
ing at World Wise Woman.
by all MEANS" replied Worldly Wise
Woman. with a strange CLEAN In heI
eye. ''You will meet some persons II
will be good for you to know"
so, accompanied by Worldly Wise
| Woman and Anti-5urraglst. once more
the Pilgrim took up her stan n scrip.
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TROUBLE FEARED At
BROOKLY IN PRIMARIES.
Gov. Dix Gives Warning and. 800
Deputies Are Engaged
for Tomorrow.

Acting upon two letters received to-
day from Gov. Dix. Sheriff Charles Il,
Law Of Kings County has Noticed 200
deputies to report for duty tomorrow
in preparation for trouble IN the orr
mary contests at the polls.
In n letter Dix warns Sheriff Law
mat complaints have been received from
adherents VI Ernest c. Wagner.
who II opposing the regular leader OF
Fourteenth Assembly District. In
tho Thlrteenth Assembly District. where
Matthew T. MeaBher Is lighting the reg
ular Democratic leader. Owen J. Nur-
phy. more trouble IN expected.
Tho deputies have been requested to
report At the office Of the Sheriff at II
O'Clock In tho morning. where they Will
receive Instructions 1t Ia expected that
700 win be all that are needed 70 pre-
serve order In the troubled districts. A
reserve OF l6 mon win be kept in the
Shertn's office IN case Of emergency.
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sToRK PLANES TO CQFFYN.
Brings Girl Baby and Helps In
jured Aviator Get Well.

The Goddess Of Good Fortune Is Ger.
tainiy In unfailing attendance upon
Frank Coffyn. tho aviator. She has sal
beside his cot In the Presbyterian Hos
pital every moment since the automo-
bile accident which nearly did for him,
and to-day she leaned close to his cal
and whispered.
There's a new little baby IN your
family. It's q girl and the aeroplant
which brings such things TO aviator'
left It with Mrs. Coffyn at 0 o'clock
And she and the little girl are Just "a,
bright and happy as they can De-"
Now I have two, a boy and a girl
and I'm going to get wei and live fol
them. Nc more automobiles for me
not on your life.'' said Coryn.
The evening world., 1912-03-25
DR.. MARY WALKER WORSE.

The condition Of DR.. Mary Walker,
who 10 staying with Mrs. Nellie Van
Sllngerland In the Hotel Gerard. West
F~orty-fourth street. was said to be
much worse last night. Mrs. Van
Sllngerlund says DR.. Walker refuses TO
take medicine or to have a doctor; also
that she will eat hut little. Mrs. Van
slingerland has had q woman physician,
posing simply ~ . friend. see Dr..
walker several times. and then report
the patents condition.
The evening world., 1912-03-25
HUSBANDS SLAYER
WEEPS AS WITNESS
RE-ENACTS KILLING
Mrs. Nicodemus Breaks Down
When Man, Revolver in Hand,
= Depicts Shooting.
THREAT IN EVIDENCE.
Witness Declares He Heard
Her Tell Brother to Kill
Her Husband.
THREAT IN EVIDENCE

Mrs. 0eneveve Nicodemus. on trial
before Judge Rosalsky in General ses-
sions. for the murder Of her husband,
Frank. wept to-day as she heard an
eyewitness to the shooting tell Of the
ARRAY In . Bronx street. on OCT. 3
Last.
Eugene J. Gornie Of No. SEQ Cort-
lAndt avenue. an express driver, told
Of bling on stcbbins avenue when he
heard q shot. Turning. he saw q man
and . woman, the man with his hands
In the CIR and calling Help and a
small cloud of smoke shooting for
weird from where tho woman stood.
A second and a third shot were fired.
The man staggered. but did not fail. At
the third shot h woman walked back
. short distance and fell to her knees
From his direct testimony. 1t appeared
thGt the woman had fired nor first two
shots at the man and the third 1t her
so.
Abraham Levy. counsel for the young
and pretty prisoner. put Gornie through
q tong series of questions In an effort
TO show that Mrs. Nicodemus fired the
first hot at herself and tho others at
her husband. The defence has been try
tng to prove that II was to pain suf
fsred by tho woman when she fired q
shot into her own breast. shattering a
concealed bottle of carbolic acid, that
made her forget her original plan oil
salcide and prompted her to shoot her
A~~Ak.oA
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Worldly Wise Woman felt that amDition would lead the Pilgrim In
the right direction the moment Priscilla found a serious interest in life
and In endeavor to Sc. the clock OF Time a few hours ahead. Worldly Wise
Woman invited her friend, Sunragist. to meet her protegee, Priscilla, at tea
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eSA
Priscilla was much taken with SUI
fraG1st. who was Of tho new order OF
advanced women, who do not disdain
straight front corsets because they
entertain straight front views.
why don't you two come with me
to q meeting to-nightf" suffragist In
qu,red. I'VE will gather In the home
Of Mrs. Social Summit. OF course you
have heard of her. She's one OF the
leaders Of the '4OO,' you know"
PRISCILLA MAKES EAGERLY
PLEA FOR ADVENTURE.
Priscilla did not relish tho awesome
drop in suffragist's voice when she
mentioned the name Of Mrs. Social
Summit, whose discreet contributions
had done much to promote the Cause
and whose indiscreet utterances had
done more to dlscredit It. She noticed
also tina Worldly Wise Woman made
a wry face when Mrs Social SUBMITS
name was mentioned. but. like every
Pilgrim whose Progress has Just be-
CUR, she was eager for adventure OF
any sort, SO she made answer:
"Oh, do let's go, Worldly Wise
woman And Worldly Wise Woman.
rejecting that It is easier to be a Suf-
fragette than a Society Queen on $2 q
week, and that Priscilla might be intro
duced to Retrenchment as we'll as Re-
form at tho meeting. nodded assent
10, together with SuRrsgtst, they
- No. 0AAN
Summit and sats themselves upon
nlt chairs set for them By Tattsd
calves, . footman, who observed
them with the contempt deserved
By al who approach the mansions
Of the rtoh ON foot.
Fatted Calves had been chosen to
stand at the gate OF Social Summit,
not only for the neither opulence which
gave him his name. but because he pos
sessed a pointers nose for the Rict
and Powerful-a nose that was 30 In
fallible that had Mrs. Hetty Greer
called in her everyday clothes his sub
conscious scent would nave saved him
from directing her to the back door
It may be gathered that Suffrage meet
ings were q stencil In the nostrlls Of
Fatted Calves. even though they sup
piled the fragrance OF Flattery anS
the frankincense of Power to the *
elusive nostrils Of Mrs. Social Summit.
IN WHICH THE PILGRIM Is FAs
ciNATED.
Our Pilgrim was vastly Interested II
Mrs. Social summit. for never bsfor'
had she bcheld anything quite so gildet
and stolid and insolent save the en-
shrined Buddhas In japanese art stores
And, like a Buddha. Mrs. Social Sum
nit brooded benevo!entiy over the as
sembled S~unfragists.
Yet, AS Priscilla soon perceived, no
all were Suffragists in thai gathering
Of women. For side by side with tn
war horses Of the movement the tan
dem trio. Reformer. Ag!tator and Mar
Halter. that will yet drag the ohario
wheels eS IL triumph wsrs man.
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PuPPET SHOW FAILS TO At
TRACT A CROWD.

Now while all this hubbub was going
on, a small woman TO whom no one but
the Pilgrim paid any attention was con-
Quoting q puppet show In an abandoned
corner OF the o and the names ,ot
the puppets ~ Priscills gathered them
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FUNNY FACES.

.,i Ven IN: :s.i %:n. a 's sss, d' I'D. = as: g,
ysv.s. tescisatinx thcks., D~q.ilss, esa1a-
n !Ss poke su!s Of asStilE Hfss." chs
WSekly Joke Nook. . new td:pely ceuy &
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strangers gathered from the highways
and byways Of the Town OF Vanity.
There was Envy. in a bright green
gown. who examined Mrs. Social Sum-
mit's many Jewels with disparagins
Snob. remarked: II don't think those
pearls are real. do your"
But mob did not hear the criticism,
for she had %ploughed her way through
the throng that surrounded Mrs. Social
Summit and. fixing her with adorins
eyes. kissed the hem OF her garments
with her voice. saying:
"Dsar Mrs.. Social summit,
want to ten you what Q treat IL
has been for me to meet you. Ouf.
fraSs 10 sure TO triumph. now that
You have taken It mp. II Doadioss
had possessed your genius for OF.
Gan1xation the Romans would
never have conquered Britain. n
Joan Of Arc HAD been imbusd with
your courage the English would
never have defeated md captured
her. Catharins OF Russia was .
pea nut, Queen Elizabeth . pump
kin seed compared with you. Dear
Mrs. Social Summit, Z do hope
shall have the pleasure Of mssttns
you again"
Too ~thick-too thick" murmured
Worldly Wise Woman to Priscilla. But
she was wrong. For the face Of the
gilded Buddha was seen to smile
sraciously upon snob, ana the effect
was as startling and. unexpected a.
though the iron dog of Q park land
scape should start suddenly to wag its
tail.
SOCIAL CLIMBERS NOSE Is PUT
OUT OF JOINT.
Even the sun cannot shine every
where at once. So as Social Sunni,
beafhed patron!zlngly upon Snob. she
turned away from Socia, Climber
whose c%ountenance grew sour n over'
cast.
Dear me!' exclaimed Social Climber
to her friend Weather Vane. 81
shouldn't think Mrs. Social SUNNI,
would care to be compared to Cath
arane OF Russia, should you? Catharin,
was the sort OF person that o n
would never think Of inviting to Oul
homes"
Weather Vane's gaze fiuttered towart
the averted head of Mrs. Social Summit
"Oh, l don't know!' she replied un
certainly. Il guess anybody that Mrs
Social Summit approves Is all right
Yet, do you know they say she's not a
powerful In society as she was befor,
she became a S~uffragist? Are you sur,
that we did right to come? After all
you know. Mrs. Social Pinnacle Is al
anti-Sun raglst. We might do better t
attend her meetings"
PuPPET SHOW FAILS TO AT
TRACT A CROWD.
Now while all this hubbub was golnJ
on, a small woman to whom no one bu
the Pilgrim paid any attention was con
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Priscilla Stitch In 6ilded Chairs Set
Tertb by Tatted Calves, a bireIins
Wbo 'Observetb Witb Contempt Jill
Wbo Hpproaeb w FOOT The man.
$ict$ u the Rich.
by
enemy in
The Camp
Wbuein SMob FIateretb FER Wbo
Eal!stb berssli tbe Queen, and The
Pilgrim Eoneludetb She Yearnetb Tor
Set u new Tur$ more Chan She
Doth for TIE Riabt 10 Vote.
SIXTH ARTICLE OF A SERIES
BY NIXOLA GREELEY. SMITH.

While the Pilgrim was still engaged upon the I'M
possible task Of making herself into the likeness and
seeming Of the women she had admired in Vanity Fair,
there were many days when she ate no luncheon and
when she walked several miles to and from her work
that she might purchase tawdry limitations Of the
gauds and gew-gaws she had seen In the Town Of Vanity
Worldly Wise Woman watched with liberation thii
phase In the evolution Of the young girl she had
chosen for a disciple. for she knew that none may
attain the Celestial City who does not possess ambition
and a desire for improvement. and that ambition should
have been directed momentarily to a wrong turn BY
unworthy aims, did not disturb her belief.
The evening world., 1912-03-25
ANGER N SENATE
WHEN W|CKERSHAM
HIDES TRUST NOTES
Attorney General, With Taft's
o. K, Refuses to Show Har-
vester Correspondence.

= WASHINGTON. March 2.-Atiorney-
General wickersham raised q storm In
the Senate to-day by refusing 10 supply
information concerning the reorganixa-
ton Of the International Harvester Com.
pany which was asked by h resolution
adopted March f6. Scnator Bacon took
exception not only TO tho A~ttorney-Gen-
erals action but to the manner OF COM
m%unicating Il.
Nj. wickersham said In his letter that
II Was Incompatible with the interest Of
tho United States to supply tho informa-
ton desired because the correspondence
on Me related to business which was un.
finished.
Senator Bacon declared the language
to be discourteous. md said that. ap-
parently. the Attorney-0enerai had for
gotten that he was a creature OF Con-
gress.
In his letter Mr.. wickersham said: II
am directed by the President to say
that. in my opinion. Il II not compatible
to supply the information"
Senator Borah said he did not see how
the President could give instructions re-
gardlng the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS opinion.
Nor do l." responded Mr.. Bacon Sew
eral Senators suggested that Senator
Bacon should move that the communi.
cation be not received. but he did not DO
SO. and Oh motion Of Senator Lea Il was
laid on the table for consideration at
another time.
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The ~III.Mannered CITY.

from this 81. LuN Posf-Dbpstch.)
The Squire-What'd ye think o. the
city. Hlram7
Hiram-'Ssot awful bad manners.
bowed to everybody l met. an they Jus,
stared at me like.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-12
MAN WHO ELOPES
BLAMES HALLEY'S COMET


care OF me. Halley's comet was the
first real thing in our love affair. We
were all out looking for the comet,
and | met Miss Barrett on the street
corner The next week she moved
into the fiat below ours
TO get nearer 10 your" was asked,
in due form.
Who knows?" came the blushing
reply
Then came the nursing by Hazel.
Then suspicion on the part CT Mrs.
Quigley who is only % years old, and
the mother OF Quigleys two boy ba-
bies, four years, and four months old.
Quigley says she told him tina, * be
loved the neighbor girl better than
he loved his wife, he could ga let
ter, found in his possession, and beg
ging him to come home to wife AMI
babies, and be forgiven. doesn't throw
exactly that light on the situation.
Then came the elopement. Qulgley
says he is going to marry Hazel
when he got a divorce from mis-
wife" Grounds? Because she told
him he could go.
She handed me my release" says
Poser Quigley. with a smile. II
kissed the baby boy and left" And
he smiled again.
Kissing ones own baby boy Is al
ways effective.
He drew $3.50 out OF the bank, he
says, the money having been left to
him by his grandfather, and he met
Hazel at the depot.
Arriving in Detroit, he bought st.
Louis newspaper to see the effect of
the elopement. II was all that could
be desired. The girls picture was in
the paper. There was story from
the agonized wife and the father or
the girl.
Quigley says that Hazel can save
him from jumping off the Dads brldge.
He says that Hazel, though only 16,
has the Sense OF woman of 26, and
certainly can swing her father to her
way of thinking" Unfortunately for
Quigley, the statutory limit OH the
age at which st. Louis girls can
choose the straight or crooked path
is placed at Is years. he says.
And Hazel, with dropped lids, one
eye peeking at Quigley, and the other
at the reporters, remarked: II gave
Harry my promise that | would stick
to him to the bitter end, and l will"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-12
STEAL $4,000 IN HEART
y OF SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, March IA
daring burglary In the heart of the
business district was successfully
conducted early today by three mask
ed men who robbed the safe or NJ.
Zaimon, a jeweler, of $4,000 and es-
capped.
The men entered lannon's sleep
ing apartment, next door to the store,
and awakened Zaimon and the men,
bers of his family Covering them
with revofvers, the men forced the
entire family to go to the store. There
Zaimon was compelled to open the
safe. After they had taken $4,000,
the robbers bound and gagged Zaimou
and his family and fed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-12
DECISION DOESN'T AFFECT
CASE AGAINST SHOE TRUST
Neither Does 1t Interfere With
Others, Say Government
Officials

WASHINGTON, March 12.-That
the supreme courts Patent monop-
oily decision will not affect the cases
now pending against the United Shoe
Machinery Co., of Boston. the cash
register company and the coaster
brake trust and applies only to one
phase OF the Keystone Watchcase Co.
case, was the positive declaration
made at the department OF justice
today.
The departments trust busters ad-
mitted today that the courts remark
able decision had not caught them
mapping.
A decision handed down Oct. IL,
1896, by the then Circuit Judge Lur-
ton, in the case OF a shoe button
company was today pointed out as
enunciating exactly the same doc
trine as that which Lurton, now asso-
ciate justice of the supreme court OF
the United States, delivered yester'
day. In, the 1896 decision, officials
pointed out that Lurton held:
1T is competent for the owner of
patent for machine for fastening
buttons to shoes with metallic fast
eners to sell such a machine subject
to condition that they shall be used
only with fasteners manufactured by
the seller, the result Of the restric-
tion is to give the owners Of the ma
chine patent a monopoly OF their
manufacture and sale. This does not
make the condition void as In re-
straint of trade or against public pol
ICY
Assistant to the Acknowledgement
Fowler, Official Trust buster" stated
that the decision would not alter any
of the cases now pending, but de-
clined to give his reasons, saying that
the cases handled by the government
were not tried in the newspapers"
Asked how the decision would af-
feet the Sherman law, Solicitor Gen.
eral Lehman said: 'It Is matter
to be taken under serious considera-
ton. We have not read the decision.
Until 1t Is digested, cannot say what
be=deHe= %what=further action
will be taken"
He said that in his judgment re-
hearing could be asked for only by
parties to the suit.
"Cf course, the government could
lend its aid should the court allow
such a request" he added.
Immediate action to meet the legal
lied monopoly decision OF the SUI
preme court yesterday, was begun by
members OF the house today. After a
conference with the commissioner OF
patents, Rep. Littleton, OF New York.
announced that he would introduce a
bill amending the patent laws tn limit
the restriction patentees may place
upon the inventions they control. The
measure will be framed to meet the
exact technical situation arising as
the result of yesterday decision
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-12
REBELS HALT MARCH
TOWARDS TORREON

Ell PASO, Texas, March 12.-In-
formation that strong federal force
is moving upon Juarez from the state
of Sonora today halted the advance
~ Generals Salazar and Campo and
their rebel commands toward Tor
reon. The rebels numbering about
about SOC are at=Santa= Resalia and
600 more under Braulio Hernandez
Left chihuahua last night to join
them.
1t is said the force will be divided
end a portion OF 1t sent to Juarez.
That the federals will make a deter
mined effort TO re-capture Juarez was
learned today. Rumors OF a threat
ened attack have greatly alarmed the
rebels in that city and additional
guards are on duty.