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The evening world., 1912-02-10

entirely dependent upon her. Both
mother and sister visited her frequently
when MIR. Hawiey was away. The sister
has since married a nan at Huntington.
HAD BIG BANK ACCOUNT AND
USED IT.
Miss Cameron had a bank account Of
ltberal proportions at the Riverside Bank
In New York and I know sne used II
literally beca use one or The other OF us
was frequently sent there to cash checks
for large amounts. She a charge &C.
] counts at all the best shops In Now York
and used them without limit. Only the
other day l saw her on Fifth avenue IN
| New York In an outfit OF furs which
could not nave been made better for any
price
There were very few OF Mr.. Hawley's
men friends who ever saw Miss Cameron
In my day. 1t seemed TO me that she
had no particular education. that she
knew II and was embarrassed Or maybe
there was some other reason for her
shyness. But when such close friends
Of MIR. Hawley ~ Harry Black OF the
Fuller Construction Company or Sidney
McKaye, the broker. dropped In, as they
often did, she would jump up and run
out OF the room. II she was at table
she would a X up her plate and knife
ana fork and run with them.
Il always understood she was born In
| Virginia m was introduced to Mr..
Hawlcy when she was quite a youns
girl by an intimate friend OF hts. who
suggested to Mr.. Hawley that his lonely
bachelor life could be l de p~leasanter
II he undertook to bring up q girl who
would be as devoted as q daughter 10
his comfort"
Out Of the love which the working
| people about the place had for Miss
Cameron came a story yesterday. meant
naively enough to protect her from
Islander. that she n Mr.. Hawley were
10 have been married this spring.
Brought face to face with this report.
none OF them would stand by II or ID
nit having made It. Thoy guessed
somebody thought that such . report
would be the best way to stop gossip"
The evening world., 1912-02-10
WIFE CAN'T FIND
CRANDELL, BUT SHE'LL
BE X CARE OF.

The wife who shared his poverty for
twenty years and became the mother Of
his five children 10 nothing to Fred
erick Crandell. now that he has inner
tied millions from his uncle's estate.
He had not communicated with her up
to the time Of her release from the
Workhouse yesterday. and she has
since been unable to get In touch with
him or learn Of his whereabouts.
The breach between them dates back
several weeks prior to the death o!
Edwin Hawley. Mrs. Crandell said to-
day her husband was actively concerned
In her arrest lar 20 last n at that
time declared he never wanted to see
her again. lie did not testify in her
behalf when she was arraigned IN the
police courr and appeared absolutely
Indifferent to her fate after she was
| sentenced and sent to Biackwolis ISL
and.
The row that led to Mrs. CrandelIi
arrest occurred at No. 2Sl9 Eighth ave-
nue., where Crandell was boarding Will
a family named Blanks. Mrs. Gran
dell was living with her mother In Yves
one Hundred and Forty-fourth street
She had called at the Blanche flat sew
eral times TO see her husband, out wal
Invariably turned away.
Jan. ~ Wlci ~" ""u ~" "
husbands voice. she insisted on seeing
him. Miss Lillian Blanks opposed hs'
and said something that enraged Mrs
Crandeil. Beside herself. she Kicked II
the door and the fght started, in TN
midst OF which Crandell slipped out
His wife has not seen him since. III
sent word to her that he never w!shet
to see her again.
Mrs. Crandell learned to-day from
Walter g.. Crande,l. her husbands broth
er, that she and her children would b.
we'll taken care OF, no matter he
husbands attitude, All that the famE!
had learned from him Was that he ha'
visited the Offices OF John d. Stanch
field, counsel for the heirs, and con
sented to the plan for tying up tn
Hawley estate In a trust for Ave years.
He borrowed 800 to buy q black suit I
wear at his uncle's funeral, but he d.
not 60 to the funeral, nor did he wis.,
any Of his rslstvss.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
SAY, WILL YOU
RUN TOM EDISON
UP THE STAIRS?
At Sixty-Fifth Anniversary lie
Challenges OH and Young
Alike TO Meet in Contest.
HE FEELS JUST LIKE IS.
Takes Only -Four Hours Sleep
SO He Can Spend More
Time at Work.
HE FEELS JUST LIKE IS.

Thomas \. Edison viii be s.x' f"o
years old tomorrow. At lis homc.
al. nmont, Lleweilyn Pnrx. Vert Or
nEse. ". j.. hs talked to-day abou; AIM
self and puplic AFFAIR.".
FL DOM Feel any older than twenty
rvv" no declared. 81 was rover IN bet
ter health or spirits. My sixty-nye
years sit but lightly on me. and I'll
guarantee to run up six Nights of stairs
with any man u any ase and bc either
alead at the top or pretty close to tho
other fellow.
You people who got up late this
morning-at 4 or I o'clock perhops-
think 1t was cold. what do you think
about the weather when ! got NJ at
$50? And ! didn't 20 to bed until mid
night.
That is my system-,o bed at mid
night and up at 40. II gives mo
plenty OF sleep a lot moro time for
my work.
MY chief interest now II IN perfect
Ing and Celebrating my talking pictures
and perfectins my plan for manufac-
turing concrete furniture. The toyking
picture idea Ii well worked out aud I
have the actors working every day
under a tent In West Oranse putting
on scenic and talking performances.
While the scheme appears to be pretty
close TO perfect ! want to Keep At II
until there - nothing further for me
to do.
THE concrete furniture is going "a
he "A great boon. ! will be able to give
the poor man for $40 49, artistic a piece
OF furniture ~ the Fifth avenue mill.
ionaire pays $500 FOR and mine viii BE-
more scrviceable.
while ! am busy here with my
work. ! have time. too. to look Into
public affairs. and | think l can gaug,
the sentiment OF the people VI The
country fairly well, In my Judgment,
then. Theodore Roosevelt. IL he II
nominated aud Will accept the noml
nation. viii sweep the country.
GO. Roosevelt ~ IA man who doc
things, That Ia why the American peo
pie nave confidence IN him. He per
forms what no promises. think IN,
people are firing OF public men who q,
! INTO Office with many promises OF re-
forms 20 be accomplished and then fai
TO carry out their pledges.
"As between Roosevelt and Wilson
Roosevelt Is the biggest man Eve,
running against Wilson. | believe Roose
vel; will win by n great majority
Mr.. Edison MAS asked IL he had ~
ce,vtd any MESSAGES OF congratulation
lie replied with n 1uizzicai smile:
why should 1? Why should any
body congratulate "A man for gcttinl
old? Hut, ola aH ! am have n
thought or retiring Hard work keep
me young In spite OF my burden o
years"
Mr.. Edison's wife has arrange 70
u birthday reception ut the Ediso-
home tonight. Mr. Edison viii thel
be congratulated. not for growing old
but Tor keeping young, by many dis
iinguished men OF Affairs.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
MINSTRELs FOR CHURCH.
Societies of 81. Thomas Aq6anGs
VIII Entertain Feb. 10.

The united societies of the Church
of st. Thomas Aquinas. In the Bronx.
OF which the Rev. Denis Il. Coyle. Is
pastor, will hold their annual enter
tainment and reception at Niblo's Gar
den. One Hundred and SEVENTEEN
street and Third avenue. on the eve
ming of Feb. ~.
The entertainment will consist Of a
novelty minstrel show under the d.
rection OF Mr.. Frank Bryan of the
Bronx Catholic luh.
A committee has been appointed
by the pastor to handle the affair.
among the mem oers o. which are
John Clark. Peter j. Breen. Dr. Edgar
G.. Joyce, Pierre NJ. Clear. Peter Wir-
sing. John r. Carrey. Edward A.Lynch.
Edwin v. Byrne. Edward ]. Glennon.
Edward Doughe:ty and 4. w. FftzpAt-
rick.
The proceeds OF the affair will 20 to-
ward the reduction Of the debt on the
church and school. =.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
DisLikEs GOLD LACE, WILL
APPLY TO JUSTICE,

Il am a Democrat. and l believe IN
democracy IN NIL things but never In
the history Of New York state has a
Governor surrounded himself with
such n glittering rctinuc AS Gov. Dix.
Wherever he goes he Is followed by
these military aides In glittering gold
and plated lace"
Mr.. Towns seuuestered himself to-day
to compile the briefs which he viii pre-
sent to Justice Gerard following his
oral plea that tho sentence pronounced
on Brandt 10y Judge Rosalskv be set
aside, Under the writ OF habeas corpus
issued 10y Justice Gerard. Brandt will he
produced In court Tuesday morning. Mr..
Towns viii then argue that the plea OF
guilty entered by Brandt five years ago
nnl the sentence Imposed he set aside.
II this be granted Brandt win he re-.
turned Ia the Tomhs anu Will be In tho
sam" rltuation he was when frs, In
d,ctcd for entering MIR. Mortimer schin' 5
HoHno aud rohldng him
IL was said 10! lawyers NJ the Grim.
nal Courts baillipg tat should this he
done histrict-Attorn.y Whitman will
probably move tn quash the indictment
IN tho ground That Brandt has beer
sufficiently punished.
District Nttvrnry Whitman left fo,
Washington this afternoon To soc Sen.
Rior Nelson OF Mlnuesota. Brandt dur.
ing his Imprisonment wrote letters "a
SENATOR Nelson. who, Ike Brandt. 4,
from Sweden, aud aroused the interest
~ i've Minnesota senator In his case.
Late this afternoon Nj. Towns, An,
had received Nori that Justice kellag.
could not he found Ia plattsbwrg. So,
cured from Justice Gerard an eN plIt
order compelling the prison authorize.
b., t,.sHt.l EA.A.fN.. "
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HAWLEy HEIRS
TO PROVIDE FOR
NIECE" CAMERON


the railroad interests and the securities
themselves. Tho heirs are working in
harmony and the plan also has the
sanction of Fred Crandell Of New York.
the CASTOR nephew.
The provisions OF the will made by
Mi. Hawley In 1909 but not executed
are known. 1t provides for the division
of the estate into five parts. one each
for his two brothers aht three sisters.
one sister. Mrs. Homer Crandell Of
Chatham. having died about a year ago.
Her part will be divided among her
three children. Mrs. J. II. Page Of Chat
ham, Walter and Fred Crandell Of New
York. There were no charitable be-
quests or beauests to n n In his
Office.
Neither did he will anything 20
Miss Cameron, or . million dollars
to Mrs. Frederick 1Aviland OF Few
York, formerly Miss Florence
Hanor Of Chatham, to whom ~ 10
reported TO have been engaged
while she was . schoolgirl
MRS. hAviLAND ENTITLED TO
NOTHING, RELATIVES SAY.
Mrs' i,"''i""u " nv o".,"
cent IN IN" opinion OF my o. 'ne nav
ley relations. When Mr. Hawiey wal
seventeen Mrs. Haviland. then Flor
cnce IIanor. was seven. When he re-
turned to New York from the West
n, visited her often. She had grown
IN ana was very attractive. They
saw much OF each other, and II was
reported they were engaged. As Mr..
Hawlcy became engrossed In bushes,
he came TO Chatham less often.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
.bRANDT'S COUNSEL
BARRED FROM HIM
ByPR|S0NW WARDEN
Not Permitted to Get Affidavit
for Use in Proceeding
Before Court.
LAWYER TOWNS lRATE.
Scores Gov. DiX's Action rs
Death Blow TO Future Of
Democracy.
LAWYER TOWNS lRATE.

Lawyer Mirabcau L. Towns. who "
seeking 10 test the validity 81 Foulk'
u. Brandts sentence OF thirty years
for burglary in the first degree. wal
most wrathtui to-day because OF tho re-
fusAl OF the warden at clinton prison.
Dannemora. TO allow his representative
to SEQ the prisoner.
After Mr.. Towns had obtained n writ
OF habeas corpus from Justice Gerard
yesterday no communicated with AS
semblymsn Charles J. Vert of Platts-
burg, who 10 Mr.. Towns legal repre-
sentative there. asking him to see
Brandt and get the prisoner to sign an
afilda VII telling who urged or COM
PEELED him to plead guilty.
Assemblyman Vert was refused ad-
mission. despit. the fact that he showed
Deputy Warden fIltins. who was In
charge. that as a member OF the state
Legislature. he was allowed by law to
enter prisons and talk to all prisoners.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
TROOPS ORDERED
TO ELPAS0N NOW
IN MEX|CANPER|l
Infantry From Arizona Will
Prevent Madero's Men and
Rebels Crossing Border.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.-A battalion
Of the Eighteenth Infantry has been Or
dered from whlpple Barracks. Aris.. to
El Paso. Texas. The situation at Jua'
req. opposite III Paso. Is reported to be
ugly, the insurrectos being rue dis
turbej over the threatened entry OF
Madero troops into that place by way
OF American territory.
The state Department has concluded
to decline the request OF the Nsdero
government for permission for Mexic1n
troops to cross Texas.
Tho Eighteenth Infantry battalion.
with q machine gun dctachinene, Will
relieve Col. Steever's cavalrymsn on
guard duty at lei Paso and enaMe the
latter to patrol the border. -t"
The evening world., 1912-02-10

Two lives. imperilled by fire In a
three-story tenement building at 1905
Flatbush avenue. Flatbush, were saved
to-day by fremen who braved flame
and smoke to reach the top floor. The
lives were those of two fox terrier
dogs belonging to Mrs. Bertha Mackie.
In whose rooms the hre originated.
A whole block of tenement buildings
was threatened.
The evening world., 1912-02-10

Jumped FOR tire car. The chsuneuf had
thrown on his speed snd the auto
mobile vas moving rapidly as the mon
cisnDed into the oDneau.
Voh a sharp swing to the left tho
cfA4Reus headed his car across the
Bowery 10 the entrance into Third
street which Is diagonally opposite
Great Jones street. with the horn
shr4eking a warning the big a went
StGAG through the stream OF trolley cars
an other frame. narrowly missing
three collisions, dashlns into Third
street. a. twenty miles an hour.
A dozen witnesses had actually Wit.
nsssed the assault a hundred others
~ n two Aiehvaymcn leap into the
sutomobiic. Two men. who recovered
uSDrc quickly ,han the others. bounded
amer the auto NOBLE. shouting stop
thasfr'
crowd tra!lsd after the two who
wVre closely pursuing the car tn"
chauffeur kept pressing the bulb or his
hopu. and In that way attracted thi
attention OF everybody within hearInS
distance. As the ear approached Sec
Sna avenue. a truck. moving slowly.
bbocksd the a
ROBBERS THREATENED AND
CROWD WAS FORCED TO HALT.
The chauffeur had to slow down, The
crowd swarmcd up to the car. out
from the side curtains popped the heads
and shoulders Of the two high waymen.
They did not display n weapons, but
a.. - -. 49,. tIAxg ha1 HNAfnla
vvrs handy and the mob In pursuit sud
deuty halted. The truck swinging Gu,
q 0hs way The chauffeur pat on speed
s(nAn, shot into Second avenue and
sGps managed to lose his pursuers.
II supposed that he was heading
for the Williamsburg Bridge. For that
reason particular attention has been
pa6d 10 Brooklyn in the search Tor the
caH. although the description may
prove to be misleading.
Doubtiess the highwaymen. II they
were resourceful cnough to prepare a
false number for the car. were prepared
with another number TO replace II as
soon as they were safe from pursuit.
Likewise II would have been an easy
matter for them to lower or remove the
tso.
In the excitement attending the chase
Of the automobile Beckerman was al
lowed to lie scnselcss on the sidewalk
until a policeman came along and
dragged him into q cigar store on the
corner. DIR. Walsh Of ~. vinccnt's Hos
pitai bandaged up his wounds and he
wac taken to the Mercer street station,
Becker man did not see the men who
struck him. lie remembers that some
thing landed on the back OF his head
and he knew no more until he opened
hte eyes In the cigar store n found
he money package missing.
0oed descriptions Of the highwaymcr
and tho chauffeur were given to Tho
police by the witnesses OF the robbery
Bsckerman Nays he does not %recognir,
the descriptions as ftt,ng anybody h'
knows.
With the real license number. ?i,s fol
iSI1. out Of the way. the police LOOKED
W the license Of that number FOR 1911
They found II was issued to william
West OF HAMBURG. n. =. and step
were taken 10 70, into communication
with him.
While the detectivea In the case wer
examining him Beckerman. the victim
.ef the hold.up mep. was suddenly seize
VIA oontulsionA aud collapsed. A
unbuiAncs' u summoned from s,
Wnckht's Hospital. The surgeoa sal,
10 was suffering from conclusion o
The brain. lie Was sxe To the nos
pSOA
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HI WAS NOT ABLE TO GET
MUCH INFORMATION.

why. ] couldn', even md out tonight
what his real condition II, l tried hard
10. Y ! wasn't able to get any direct
answers. Oh, ! suppose the rest OF the
family will be pretty sore at me! But
Tn going 10 take the part OF the little
wife and see that she Is we'll cared for.
because ! believe II Is my duty to do It.
You know tho who,e family was UP
IN arms when Uncle I'll co. married a
second tine. suppose II Il only nstu-
raj for daughters 10 make "a fuss on
occasions like that, but ! fer one can ,
Sc WHY he didn't have a pegfect right
" get married II he wanted to-"
The evening world., 1912-02-10
COLDS LEAD
TO ONIA
b a cold

When a cold
is neglected it
attacks the lin
ing Of the lungs
then it, pneu-
lnonis. Father
Johns Medicine
cures colds and
prevents. pncu-
Inonia because il
nourishes I b e
. e m and
drives out the
poisonous waste
matter-a n y
other way II
treating a cold
| is likely to lead
to pneu
Not o cough
syrup or bal
The evening world., 1912-02-10
~.rPAarRcns AND o1AvY.~

a new Comic Series. by George Nc
appearing In the Sunday Worlds
Funny Side. II you want some one to
maxi you laugh. Let George Do It."
The evening world., 1912-02-10
CALLS COL. DE KAY COMelNA
TON OF MARS AND AJAX.

After his ~arraisnment OF Gov. DIX, Mr
Towns turned his attention to the ex-
ecutive's secretary. 20 whom he had
talked over th., telephone In his efforts
to have Assemblyman Vert admitted to
see Brandt.
IT asked for the Governor said Mr..
Towns, and n man answered the phone
who said he was the Governors secre-
ary-Mr. DE Kay. When ! explained
what I wanted he wanted to know IL 1t
were a matter of such great moment
that II couldn't wait. l told him tina t
Il war a matter OF some Importance and
that ! wanted action. l got no salts
faction.
Now. ] think 7 remember Mr.. De
Kay. l have seen him at the Gov
ernor's receptions. dressed IN like az
Indian. He is "a. Vision Of Mars an
Ajax armed Capable. He IN a giided
bespansled soldier brave who has neve,
smelled powder except on his lady
cheek. Never did ! behold such "a glit.
t~eringly clad vision of war personiheo
as this same De Kay. Such raiment a.
he wears at these affairs OF the Gov,
ernor were nsver before worn by NOR,
tai man, Mars and Ajax would b,
hunderstruck to behold him.
The evening world., 1912-02-10

Mayor Gaynor has declined to attend
the banquet OF the Brooklyn League on
MArih y, az which the PRINCIPAL spctker
will be Gov, Wooirow Wilson OF New
Jersey, "A previous engagement" Is
given BY ~ MAYOR ~ his reason Tor
dsciininD
The evening world., 1912-02-10

Xs16 Gssssl wlN fauld aoas, II Faro ointm.at
- 2 sS.s " 60 ( itsh.pI BiinS h!ssains
The evening world., 1912-02-10
The Diary
OF A
Conjurer-Poet

r STANDS for Everything
OF value that's lost,
Which may be recovered
At but a slight cost
Providing, OF course,
You make your request
Through a World Lost" Ad.,
Which will do the rest.
The Worlds "Lost & Found"
advertising column is growing
for the good reason that Word
Lost & Found" ads. bring re-
suits.
They get a circulation in New
York City, Mornings and Sum-
days, greater than the Herald,
Times, Sun and Tribune COM.
BlNED.
To Telephone Your 'sLost
and Found" Ad. to The
World Call 1000 Beekman.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
SHOW GIRL BRIDE
AND DAUGHTER At
WAR BY BEDSIDE
(Continued From First Pags.)

leo had heard that one Of her side.
Hepry Cushing Haskins Of No. SO
We6dlawu avenue. Glen Ridge. y
AAA been denied an opportunity IL
sbsak privately with his uncle.
T, NJ. Haskins. who protested that his
only object In going to the tospltal
waS to 80 that the young wife was
prspssiy CARED for, was ripping mad.
II suposs they thought I wanted 10
wAispsr something IN his earl" he de-
ciageA. well ] did wanted to tell
HIN 10 BE- real sure hat his wife was
ven cared for, but ! didn't even have 4
chance to do that!'
DAUGHTER ResENTs PUBLICITY
OWEN 20 THE WEDDING.
Mrs. Cook was equally vehement on
leaving the hospital.
The whole thing Ia utterly objection
able TO me-" she declared. THE very
A>A Of the second marriage of my
father being heralded this way from,
one 10 OF the country to the other"
Mr.. Haskins says that the %explana,ioY
Of the heart-burning IL anger over Mr..
Aliens recent marriage and anxiety
over the probable benenclar ies under has
will. He sald he was sure his uncle
could write "a check for more thar
ei.eo0.ooo. After his exit from the sick.
room Ar. HasKins uniertook to explain
hts attitude IN the family analr.
Il pretty near had 10 force my wa
In" he declared. Il don't stand
very well since the wedding, You see.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-12-12
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
RIVER FALLS, WIS.

Special courses of study are pro-
vided for High School graduates as
we'll as for those who have complet-
ed the common schools and grades
in city schools.
The Diploma of the school be-
comes a Life State Certificate after
the holder has taught successfully
for one year and received the ap-
proval of the State Superintendent
of Public instruction.
An Elementary course of two and
one-half years is offered which leads
to the Certificate. This becomes a
State Certificate which is valid for
five years, after the holder has
taught successfully for one year.
The school has large reference
and text book libraries and well
equipped physical and biological
laboratories. Excellent facilities
are provided for special work in
Manual Training, Domestic Science,
Music, Drawing and Physical Train
ing.
Tuition is free in the Model Grades.
The pupils in these grades have the
advantages of the courses in Music,
Drawing, Manual Training, Domes-
tic Science and Physical Training.
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